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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 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. The Associated Student Body of Walla Walla High School Presents The 1967 Wa-Hi ROYAL BLUE 3 principal; and Mr. Franklin Hanson, principal; seek the answers to where the individual went. Wa-Hi has gone computerized! Examining the witchery of the IBM, Mrs. Ada Howells, counselor; Mr. Glenn Ledbetter, assistant in i m 9 ■ mm B • ■ m v WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL From Where I Stand Wa-Hi is many things. Hootennanys and frolics after noisy basket¬ ball games or wrestling matches; a sick feeling in Biology I at the sound of a crushing cov er slip; an ominous call down to Mr Neher’s office; getting an ‘7V 1 on a SEPS test. Nothing is so important to Wa-Hi as the imagination and enthusiasm of the students. Each year is unique. For some, the beginning; for others, the end. Apathy in student government gave way to elation on the football field. Franklin Dodd was several times drowned in effigy; the JOURNAL caused controversy and creativity. We, the seniors of this year, have never known the old buildings. Traditions are ours, nay, Wa-Hi 1 s to continue. This is our bequest. Now— Take my hand and walk with me. And we shall see what the morrow may bring. 4 Ambitious students arrived the first day full of expectations, dreams, fright, and questions. Little did they know, nor suspect, theirs is the quest for the unsatisfied mind. A brief respite amid a hurried day. Lunch hour of 35 minutes, gave time for contemplation of studies, conferring with 4th period Socio-Econ. friends abouea test, or merely meandering. Throughout High School Students Seek The ambition to learn — the desire to improve — drives many students to seek answers to questions un¬ answered in class. Wa-Hi’s library maintains a wide stock of reference materials, magazines, fiction, classics, and biographies for the use of the student. In addition, the library provides several independent study cubicles, type¬ writers, and a tape recorder to aid the process of education. Freedom of speech is a vital and necessary part of maintaining the American way of life. To speak clearly, intelligently, and confidently is the ain f Wa-HFs Speech Department under Mrs. Geraldine Angerman. 0 e wnv and Discovery of the why and how and because of the universe prompts Kent Williams, Steve Cross, and the hundreds of Wa-Hi students taking the sciences in the never ceasing thirst for knowledge. 0 The muse of optimism sparks fire into the hearts of exuberant Wa-Hi students as the Blue Devi is move on to final victory. { 8 wm I i People come into our lives And walk with us a mile; And because of circumstance, They only stay a while. They serve a need within the day That moves so quickly by; And then are gone beyond our reach, We often wonder why, God only knows the reasons that meet and share a smile—— Why people come into our lives, And only walk a mile The Blue Wall fought hard for a victorious season with such as Randy McDougall charging down the field. 9 t y A sea of faces — seniors, jun¬ iors, sophomores — view one of the many assemblies throughout the year, Wa-Hi was fortunate to have creative, interested cheerlead¬ ers and students who devoted their time and energies to building last¬ ing memories for Wa-Hi students. Our President Mike Johnson-. This year’s student government with its various activities was very successful It was successful only because we had an interested and enthusiastic student body with which to work. Such interest and enthusiasm was displayed in the effort put forth by the Legislative Assembly committees. The gym last spring with its posters of the 1966-67 election. I w r ould like to sincerely thank my cabinet for the fine work accomplished by the projects. Their assistance was greatly appreciated. 1 wish the best of luck to the success of Wa-Hi. Sincerely, A.S.B. President GO mis N5EN Mary French, Commissioner of Activities; and Jim Benefiel, Commissioner of Campus. A.S.B. Government LINDA STRUTHERS Secretary Dave Vannet, Commissioner of Publications ; and Steve Kenyon, Commis¬ sioner of Justice, HARLAN JONES Vice-President CANOSSA HOY Treasurer 13 FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — FRONT ROW: Shelley Holloway, Chris Viestenz, Peggy Cos¬ ter, Patty Blacklaw, Denise Rowse, Peggy Smith, Lorraine Brassard, ROW 2: Nancy Newman, Renee Singer, Shirley Winn, Donna DeWilt, Linda Gau, Colleen Freeman, Sue Margeson, Jake Craig, Bill Lake, David Steamier. ROW 3: Mary Withe row, Chris Hogenson, Margaret Van Reek, Kathy Pascoe, Lynda Lewis, Diana Olsen, Scott Jensen, Ernie Patz- kowski, Jack Holm, Ron Fields, David Long, Bob Anderson. ROW ' 4: Perri White, Bev Brewer, Mrs. Angerman, Dennis Rea, Kevin Nauss, Jay Hereford, Jim Garrison, Dave jaquish, Chuck Woolf oik, Dan F lathers, Bruce Bjerke, Steve Goetsch, Mike Ponti, Loren Abenroth. The Wa-Hi Student Court consists of five justices who hear testimony on cases brought before the Court and reach a verdict, a secretary who keeps court rec¬ ords, and a bailiff who keeps order in the court room. The chief justice receives all cases, summons all defend¬ ants, subpoenas witnesses, schedules court sessions, and presides over the court. Another student project included various Curriculum Innovations Committees discussing suggestions students would like to see in their high school curriculum. The Scheduling Committee consisted of Bruce Bjerke — chairman; Loren Abenroth, Lorraine Brassard, Donna DeWitt, Linda Gau, Linda Hansens, Denise Rowse, and Marcia Wendler The Extra Curricular Committee was composed of Dick Simon-—chairman; Lorraine Brassard, Craig Davenport, Donna DeWitt, Dan Flathcrs, Sue Margeson, and Carol Reyburn. Other committees were English — David Vannet ■— chairman; Carol Benson, Craig Davenport, John Ferrel, Linda Hansens, Carol Rey¬ burn, Jim ' femes, and Barbara Johnson; Math-—Dan Flathers — chairman; Bob Anderson, Tom Angerman, Paul Frank, David Long, Barbara Johnson; Social Studies Bill Lake — chairman; Loren Abenroth, Bruce Bjerke, John Ferrel, Denise Rowse, Jim Ternes, Dave Vannct; Science — Tom Angerman — chairman; Bob Ander¬ son, Jake Craig, David Long; P. E. Marcia Wendler — chairman ; Frank Corkrum, Jake Craig, Linda Gau, Sue Margeson; Language -—Carol Benson — chairman; Frank Corkrum, Paul Frank, Bill Lake, and Dick Simon. STUDENT COURT; Dave Pagers tram, senior justice; Dan Bailey, sophomore justice; Dick Simon, junior justice; Paul Frank, chief justice; Sandi Christensen, senior justice; Carol Benson, secretary; Wayne Duff, bailiff. 14 TRAFFIC COURT: Tom Beech t nor, senior justices Shelley Hollo¬ way, secretary; Dan Smoke, chief justice; Jim Hahner, junior justice; John Briggs, sophomore justice. The chief justice of the traffic court presides over court sessions, and makes out summonses, assisted by the sophomore, junior, and senior jus¬ tices. The secretary keeps a complete record of the court sessions for future reference. Legislative Assembly had a busy year under the leader ship of Harlan Jones, vice president. This year emphasis was placed on a committee structure for the Assembly A number of standing committees were formed, with special committees being formed as needed. Constitutional debate was often in the forefront, along with discussion of the many problems to be found on campus. SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY — FRONT ROW: Carol Corrin, Cathy Patterson, Glenn Shaw, Craig Daven port, Dave Bynum, Bruce Bjerke, Buddy Carlisle. Row 2 : Virginia Swenson, Terry Laudcrbark, Dcannc DeWitt, Ron Kirkpatrick, Glen Toland, Holland Severns, Duane Depping, Bill Lake, Jake Craig, Dave jaquish. ROW 3: Wendy Smith, Sue Beechinor, Don Hauer, Cynthia Crudup, Ernie Pat kowski, Bob Vos per, Kevin Nauss, Boh Anderson, David Long, Frank Corkrum, Tim Campbell, Steve Bulcy, ROW 4: Juan Huwe, Angela Fleiger, Helen Schneid miller, Grace McDowell, Dorothy Monahan, Becky Schock, Mer- lene Arland, Karen Bergman, Linda Dewey, Mrs. Angerman, Sue Margeson, Lois Brooks, Colleen Freeman, Betty Huber, Gretchen Leslie. ROW 5 : Peggy Carter, Rhonda Boolen, Linda Sheets, Betty Young. Janeen Drake confers with Mr. Ledbetter concerning her future aspirations. FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Adams vice-president; Ken Gates, president; ferry Galdsbury, Boys’ Federation representative; Betsy and Shirley Winn, Girls ' League representative. Harris, secretary; Jcannie Ganguet, treasurer; Dick KELLY ABAJIAN LOREN WAYNE ABENROTH RICHARD a ADAMS CAROL I. AITKEN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, SECOND SEMESTER: Haft, president; Carol Benson, Girls’ League representa- Collcen Bergcvin, secretary; John Krummel, Boys’ Fed- tive: Denny King, vice president, e rat ion representative; Phyllis Merkle, treasurer; Bob KEITH ALBERT VIRGINIA K. ALLEN DANNY R ALLEY MICHAEL A. ANDERSON Fear SUSAN KAYE ANGERMAN CHARLES RAY APPLING VICKI J. BAIRD THOMAS CARL ANGERMAN BONITA ARNOLD CURTIS BALD Questions DANIEL R. ANGOTTI STEVE ASHMORE CHERYL LYNN BANNISTER VELMA J. ANKNEY JUDITH LYNN ATCHISON CLAUDIA LEE BASTRON BOB BATES LINDSEY ANN HOWARD D BAXTER BAUMGARDNER MARGARET BEECH I NOR As Seniors Near the Final Hour THOMAS GLENN JAMES W. BENEFIEL BEECHINOR DAVID M. BEESON GORDON E, BEMROSE COLLEEN MARIE CAROL JEAN BENSON ROBERT H BENTON CHERYL JEAN BENZEL BERGEVIN KAREN MARIE BERGEVIN AUDREY S. BERGH DOUG BERNEY JACQUELINE ANN BESCUP SUZANNE C. BEYER MARY JO BIDDLINGMEIER CAROL ANNETTE CATHRYN JOANNE BISCHOFF JON BISHA BISCHOFF LORNA JEAN BIXLER LARRY JAMES BLOCK KARLA JEAN BOARD SHIRLEY ANN BOATMAN FRANCIS N. BODINE, JR. DAVID RAY BOGLE VICKI LEE BOLD MAN REBECCA BONESS RANDEE LYNN BOOLEN JOHN PAUL BOULE DUANE BOWERS BUDDY BOWN MARY JANE BOYD JUDITH MARIE BROBERG LINDA CHRISTINE BROWN DANNY J BUCKLEY MARTIN D. BUEHLER BONNIE DARLENE CHARM A IN E P BURLEY CRAIG E, BURY BYERGO BARBARA JANE CAMPBELL THOMAS E. CAMPBELL DANIEL CARLISLE LORRAINE ADDIE BRASSARD BARBARA U BRUSH RONALD ERMYL BUELL JANET BURGESS Chemistry lab assistant Linda Gilbert runs a pH test on sodium hydroxide. JANICE M. CATTO JO ANN CHAMBERLAIN KAREN A, CHANDLER DONALD F. CHAVES ELLIS L. CARLISLE CORRINE L. CARRIER WILLIAM ARTHUR CAST 23 Just the Beginning LEAH JEAN CHERRY DANIEL D, CLEMENTS ROBIN PAGE COCHRAN SANDRA MARIE CHRISTENSEN KATHRYN B, COBLENTZ KATHLEEN MAE COLLEY KATHLEEN NADINE CONNERY JAMES DANIEL CORNELIUS These Twelve Years CAROL ANN COLLINS DEANNA L. COLOMBO ROBERT G. CORTINAS PEGGY COSTER I. TUNE COTTRELL N. MARIE COYLE MELISSA ANNE CRANOR Soon Comes the Education JACK D. CRAWFORD SUE DIANE CRAWFORD WILLIAM C. CROSS TOM CRUDUP CRAIG J. DAVENPORT DEBORAH DAVIS of Reality ALLEN BRUCE CRIST CRAIG H. DAMMARELL ROGER A. DAVIS TIM P. DAWES NORMA S. DELLA MAGGIORE DAN DESIGA LARRY DOUGLAS DEWEY PAMELA W. DEMOTTS DUANE DEPPING LINDA ANN DEWEY DONNA ANN DEWITT RICH R. EAGON LINDA KAY ELLENBERGER STAN ENG MARY ESTLING RUSSELL J. FANKELL WILSON D. EYESTONE DEAN C. FARRENS JANICE ELIZABETH FAGALDE CAROLYN J. FAUST I DAVID E. FAGERSTROM JUDITH A. FENNO ELIAS FERRIS ANGELA JOYCE FLEIGER LARRY A. FIELDS JOHN FOGARTY 28 DENNIS E. FORTNEY KAREN JEAN FRANK MARY C FRENCH Using a thin layer of water to create waves Bob Gossett and Roger Hart use a ripple tank to study light. LINDA FULLER LAURA A. FUTHEY JEANNIE ADELLE GANGUET JBANIE C. GARSKE MARGARET C. GARSKE KATHLEEN JEAN GATES PAUL D. FRANK CARRIE LEE FRY THOMAS R FULGHAM SHERAL MARIE GARMIRE KEN GATES LORINDA JEAN GATES LINDA MARIE GAU THOMAS W. GIES JO-ANN LEEANDRA LINDA GILBERT STEPHEN JOHN GOETSCH TERRANCE NEIL GOLDSBURY GIESELMAN ELOISE LORRAINE GOODHEW LINDA LEE GOODMAN CAROLYN GOODRICH ROBERT S. GOSSETT DAVID B. GRADWOHL MARILYN JOYCE GRAHAM Only In Man’s Mind Can the Darkness Be Filled With Light VIVIAN BERN I EC E GUTHMILLER MICHAEL W. GUISINGER CHERYL E. SANDRA KAYE HAGEDORN HAC.EMEISTER R. BRUCE HALLMARK DONALD W. HAMLIN MARY E. CROTE ELAINE HABERER JANICE GAE HALL ORLA D. HAMMACK LINDA Y HANSENS DENNIS R. HARMAN ELIZABETH HARRIS ROGER V. HART BARTON C HARVEY DAVID HAYS RICHARD DEANE HAYS VIRGINIA M. HAYS KAREN JOYCE HEADDING TERRY MARIE HEATH GARRY ALAN HEILBRUN JERRY BERTON HENSLEY TERRY L HENSLEY BILL HI LEMAN JULIANNE HOCKETT BRUCE M. HIEBERT SHELLEY R. HOLLOWAY BOBBIE JEAN HICKMAN ROBERT E. HOLLOWAY JACK A. HOLM RALPH ELLIS HOGG AN CONNIE RAE HOISLNGTON 33 MIKE HU WE STEPHEN VV. JESSEE ROBERT JAMES JOHNSON RICHARD LEE JONES STANLEY W. JACKSON KAREN ANN JILG EVELYN FAY JOHNSON HARLAN E. JONES RONALD LEE JOHNSON CATHY JORDAN VICKIE MARIE KENNEDY STEPHEN KENYON ROBERT KLIN SKY ROBERT DUANE KNOFF JEFF KOEHLER SUSAN C, KNOWLES DONALD ROBERT KNUDSON JOHN H, KRUMMEL ERIC LAGASA DENNIS L KING CHARLENE MARIE KINSFATHER DEBORAH ANN KNAPP DAVID L. KOLBUS MARGARET LAMB 36 PAULA JOANNA LAMINACK KATHLEEN M. LAND MARY JANE LASATER LINDA LEE LAUFER LESLIE LAWRENCE LYNDA M LEWIS SANDRA JEANNE LINDQUIST JOHNNY R LOVELESS PAULA G. MACNUSON CATHY L. McCABE mLM DOUG MATTHEWS MARY A MAXEY NORMAN DOUGLAS LUNDEBY SUSAN KAY MARGESOX DAN J. MARTIN GARY MARK ROBERT E. MASON MIKE McCLANAHAN JUDITH PAULINE McCLANAHAN GARY McCRACKEN KELLY PATRICK McFARLEY lyndia McDowell PHYLLIS E. MERKLE MICHAEL E. McCOY SHARON LYNN McDaniel MARYANNE KENNA McFARLANE v MELORAE MELVILLE grace McDowell DONALD F. McILRATH MIKE MELVILLE KAREN McCLANAHAN MIKE McCORMICK EDITH CHRISTINA MIDDLETON FRANK DEAN MITCHELL DOROTHY E. MONAHAN BETTY L. MULLIKIN JIM MILLER LARRY MODINE KENNETH H. MORGAN ELDA S. NARVESON SANDRA M MINDEMANN GREG MOHRLAND KEVIN R. NAUSS SUZANNE MARIE NEAL MARK F. NOBLE THERESA A. NOVAKOVICH Barbara Clements and Carolyn Goodrich work on one of the bean bag targets painted in Mr. Moser ' s art classes for the grade schools. THOMAS P NELSON CLAIRA PATRICIA NIXON KAY S. NOWLES JEN F. OLDRIDGE STEVE OLDRIDGE THEODORE E. OLSON GARY ONGERS OTIS KENT OSBORNE GARY LEE OWSLEY ROGER KEITH PARSONS KIETH WARREN PARKINS SALLY JEAN PERRY TERRY PASCOE DARRELL C PETERS DENNIS O. PETERSON JUDITH ANN PETERSON VICKI LYNN PHARES MICHAEL ALAN PONTI ■ rm f f LINDA I. PREST KAREN R. PRESTON STEPHEN P PRUTSMAN RICHARD J. RAND TERRY W REED MARY JEAN PRUSS DOUGLAS J. QUADE PAULA JEAN RANEY RAYMOND A, REID R. L RAM BO WILLIAM R. RAWSON CAROL LOUISE REYBURN 43 DAVID S SCHAUB KIMBERLEY D. SCHEIBE BILL SCHISLER CAROL SCHMALTZ HELEN D. SCHNEIDMILLER BECKY SCHOCK MICHAEL DEAN SCHULTZ DIXIE ELLEN SEESE Linda Brown and Cheryl Hagemeister pore over their chemistry experiment. SUSAN SEIBEL LARRY W. SEIBGLD DENNIS FRANCIS SEVERSON BEVERLY ANN SHARPE HOLLAND L. SEVERN ' S PETER JAY SELDE NORMA KATHLEEN SMITH RICHARD L. SMITH ELAINE A. SMITHER DANNY J. SMOKE PAUL NELSON SNIVELY JACKIE SPARGER MOLLY NOREEN SPELGATTI CHERYLE LYNN SPENCER WANDA LORRAINE SPURLOCK ROBYN FRANCENE STALEY LINDA L. STEDMAN JANICE M. STEEN STEVEN E. STIMMEL MONNA FAY STIRLING 1 ? COTXEEN E. STOVALL CAROLE STORCH NORA STRAW THOMAS B STRUTHERS ROSEMARIE STUBBLEFIELD ELI STROE KENNETH J, STUART CHERYL TALBOT JAMES A STRUTHERS LINDA STRUTHERS LORRAINE A. TAR WATER C. REGINALD TASCHERBAU DAVE VANNET 50 DAVE L. VAN SCOTTER CHRISTIE F. VIESTENZ NANCY KAY WAGGONER VICKY LYNN WALTERS FRANK EDVIN WARNER RON WHEELER B KAY WE HE MARCIA L. WENDLER JAN IS KAY WHITMAN MARCUS JULIUS WHITMAN Three-fourths of the bass section (Jim Jones, David Bynum and Graig Chase), practice for the an¬ nual spring concert. 51 DENNIS DAY WILHELM DONALD R. WILLIAMS LINDA A. WILLIAMS MARLENE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS GEORGE WILLIAM WINKLES SHIRLEY JEAN WINN GARY D. WINSTON BARBARA ANN WOIBLET BARBARA ANN WROE 52 LORINDA MAE YATES NOT PICTURED: GLENN AYRES TANA G BAILEY RONALD BERG MARGUERITE MARTIN BIRDS! )NG DAVE BITTICK DOUG BORST KENNETH BRADY JIM COLLINS JAMES COUSINS CAROL LYNN DALTON HELEN DANIELS (1M EDWARDS JOHN EYCLESHYMER MARVIN FORTUNE PHYLLIS GESSEL RICK GONZOLBZ DON HARMAN DALE JACKSON DIANA JASON MIKE JAUSORO MILES JIMKENS JOEJOVANOVIC JOHN KAISER SAND! KELLY CAROL KINZER KENNETH KNIGHT JIMMIE KUZENS RUTH LANDONI BRUCE LINDGREN ELDEN LINDLEY CAROL MACE PAUL MARCHAND BILL McGOUGH MICHEL L MUNRO IRMA PALOMAREZ VAN PARKER DEAN PETERSON JOE REINHARDT ROGER ROBANSKE RICHARD ROBERTS PAM STRAHM JAMES STRICKLAND JIM TURK JIM VOS HALL ROGER WADE FRED WALKER HELEN WALKER DICK WATSON JUDY WILLARD VALORI WILLHITE GEORGIA ANNE WURL HAROLD E YOUNG MAN GRAIG CHASE MICHAEL HENDERSON DARCY UNKLATER MARY ELLEN MARUM i GLADYS JEAN YAW CARL E. ZAHL LLOYD STEPHEN ZBINDEN 53 Deni em? Alexander Ron Alexander Linda Anderson Merlene Arlanrf Dick Ashmore Harold Baney Don Bates Marlow Anderson Steve Arland Roger Bacon Trudi Bannister Steve Baumgardner Wayne Alexander Robert Anderson Bob Armstrong Helene Ba lineman Karl Banks Rich Beatty Judy Alnxm Vicki Anderson Frankie Armstrong Janet Bailey Roberta Bardaley Mary Beck Michael Alt Rene Apphng Tom Ary Bob Baker Nancy Barton Barbara Beito Esther Anderson Jet! Barnett Linda Rena Judy Anderson Larry An derson Bruce Bartlett Bob Bateman Joe Benedict Nancy Rranning 54 Jim Benson Marcia Bergevln Melissa Bigelow Bruce Rjerke Charles Bristol Teresa Brock Mike Brough Robert Bruce Shark ' Black Scott Brotherton Jeff Buerstatte Patty Blacklaw Robin Bond Gregg Bowers Charles Brannan Larry Brown Steve Du ley Marlee Btick Joe Bond Cathy Boule Elaine Rower-man Rolene Boyd Janis Bragg Donald Brooks Lois Brooks Me rrIdee Bmnson Bob Buchanan Sue Brewer David Anderson 55 Diana Burnetts Norman Campbell Carolyn Childers Dave Coohran Margie Burns Tim Campbell Leila Chipman Tom Colley Joan Buroker Jim Cannon Dandle Christenson John Conklin Roy But ties Nancy Carlisle Day Christenson Sally Conaway 56 FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Larry Siegel, vice president; Gregg Scott, Boys ' Federation representative; Eric Johnson, president; Lynn Chamberlain, secretary; Marcia Bergevin, treasurer; Pam Talbot, Girls’ League representative. Jeff Callow Mike Casey Barbara Clementa SECOND SE¬ MESTER JUN¬ IOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jeff Buerstattc, presi¬ dent; Patti Rus¬ sell, treasurer; Carol Gibbs, Girls’ League rep¬ resentative; Bob Buchanan, vice president NOT PIC¬ TURED: Jerry Jones, Boys ' Federation repre¬ sentative Frank Corkrum Debbie Cornell Irma Coronado Carol Co rrfn John Cortina a Claire Coryell Cindy Coyle Daryle Coyle Betty Cribb Susan Cries Steve Cross Leona Cunnington Sam Curcio Tim Daniel Rachel Davilla Luana Davis Lora DeLane Gaylord Della Mike Dennis Barbara Devine Donnie Dickey Tom Barker Diane Downing Nancy Doyle Doreen Draeger Rick Coyle 57 Dave Drum be Her Bev Duff Bob Eceles David Edgar Judy Duffy Fred Ed Inge r Barbara Dunkleburg Brldgette Dunkleburg Mike Edwards David Emlgh Janet Dwyer Bichard Eng Nancy Dye Marilyn Englander Elaine Fanahler Joe Fanati Royal Fetter Candy Fine Gary ' Fish Kylie Fish Judy Fuller Dan Furrow Mike Gaddis Jerry Gaddy Guy Gallo Carel (iaiszman Frank Garcia Gary Garrard Jim Garrison Bob Carver Sam Gates 58 Maries Geist Karen Glover Larry Geyer John Goeu Leon Gibb Bev Goodman Carol Gibbs Chris Goodwin Donna Gies Brent Gorham Greg Gifford Dee Gaucher Christine Glen Jim Gouge Sharon Gradwohi Kandy Graham Marsha Green Mary Greenway Richard Greer ' V v k Wanda Griffin Terrie Grote Dennis Haer Brenda Hagedorn Jim Hahner Peggy Hall Penny Hallmark Sue Hamburg Alex Hamilton Jon Hankla Sue Hanks Frank Hanache Glen Hansens Burl Hanson Jean Hanson Joel Hanson Kathy Hanson Cindy Harding Mike Harding Dan Harmon Sue Harstad Connie Hartley Linda Hartwell Rickey Hartwig Mary Beth Hartzheim Cindy Hastings Jerry Hauer Georgia Havens Tom Hays Wayne Hays Lora Lee Hazeltine Chris Healy Bill Hector Stan Horrel I Joan Huwe 60 C ' orlfne Hozan Dirk Jansen Dave HuLse David Jsquish Betty Ff miser Sandra Jeffs Doug Humphrey Doug Jewett Kenneth Hawley Judith Hays Mark Hellstnm Jeanie Helz.gr Dan Hess Melvin Hickman Rick Hoffman Chria Hogenson Jeff Hunter Dan Huntley Byron Johnson Eric Johnson Gayle Johnson Jerry Jones Karen Johnson Glenn Jones Dan Landau Hal Legg 1 rry Johnson Kenneth Jordan Sandi Klbler Hon Kirkpatrick Max Johnson Jim Raton Mike Johnson Steve Johnson Karen Kennedy Carolyn Kenyon Jim Jones Jack Kelly Bert Klnman Beverly Kluehe Sue Kropf Sue fcinsinger Jinny Korfhage Bill Lake r v l -1 % J _ 4 A - 4 c s tWR Jack Largent Delores Leighton Jj]] Largent John Lendaeky Jerry Larson Pam Lentz Janet La eater Jodie lA’one Frank Laufer Frank Leonettl tm Dana Valley Lora Lewis Lynn Lichter Carole Lindsey Nancy Linker Steve Llold Leri Lolseau David Long Barbara Lott Perry Lowell Judy Lusk Patti Mace Marvin Maddest? Mike Maiden Jerry Manning Tina Marks Pat Mayberry Cheryl Martin Terry Martin Doug Mason Judy Mason Robert Mathews Larry Mauer Tom Maxwell Tim Maycumber Ron Mayhew Judy McAllister David McBride Sharon McCaw Sherry McClanahan Frank McClenny Betsy McClure Jscene McCracken Steve McDirmid Randy McDougall Pam McDonald Becky McDonald Peggy McDowell Hugh McEachen Becky Me Fall Steve Buley, Bridgets Dunklc- burg Patty Roth- well and Ron May hew survey English note¬ books. Forrest McIntosh Tom McOmber Dennis Meiners Julia Meyer Mike Mlkesell Mike Miller Mike Minkier Janet Mitchell Jenice Mitchell Judy Mitchell Larry Mitchell Denny Mobley Jerry Monk Diana Montgomery Monty Montgomery Anita Moore Rodney Moose Sally Morgan Greg Mork 63 L i ) W m f o. ,h Gary Kittenhouse Dave Robbins Carol Roberts Don Roberta Larry Roberts Dennis Rea Jerry Rea Sieve Reiber Vicki Richards Steve Richardson Terry Richardson Valerie Rietz L h Lynn Roesch Randy Roscamp Scott Rosenkranz Alex Roska Miro Roska O - - 1 - - Patty Rothwell Denise Rowse Rob Russell Patty Russell rf -W ai t .A 1 Terri Russo Sharon Sams David Sanders Pam Sanders Rich Saxon Mary Schaefer va. Steve Schaub Aneita Scheets Mary Schenk Jack Schisler Sam Schluter Becky Schneider Gail Schneidmiller Connie Seim hart Nancy Schultz David Scott Greg Scott Sharon Seel Jane Seibold Tom Seiner Dean Severson Linda Sheets Dan Shively ' •’ary A::n K inker Mar. i r i- Ki ■ r :m ” Gary Roth Richard Russell Gay Schatzel Robert Schmaltz Rodney Scruggs «L A n ♦ ' 1 ' Chris Short Mike Silva Jutfy Sine Stuart Skidmore Peggy Smith Handy Stein Marie Strampher Larry Siegel Dick Simon Gary Sharpe Scott Slater Debby Smith Marilyn Sterling Mike Strauss In the language lab, foreign language students, Mike Alt and Jim Parmclee, sharpen their understanding. Steve Slawaon John M. Smith Pam Stephen Tom Sumerlin Dan Small Joe Small Terry Smelter Christie Smith Jim Snell Carol Spanish Hon Spohn Sid Sleeker Dave Stlmmel Greg St i m Marcia Stocks lad Leslie Stockton Kathy Svenson Sandra Sweeney Bill Swenson Deanna Tabor B,‘, Christie Talbot Robert Thompson Anne Vickers Pam Talbot Roxanne Thorn Jim Vint I Cheryl Taylor Mike Thrasher Mike Vbsie Joyce Thomas Pat Tucker Joyce Von Gunlcn Bruce Thompson Jan Van Wyk pat Vos hall Debbie Thompson Linda Vanderpool □scar Waggoner Rick Thompson Bruce Van Zandt Suzanne Wagoner Don Walker Gene Walker Phil Wasser Caroline Weed Home Nursing Class Carole Walters Carlene Warns her Chris Whitner I ■ • Bill Warner Gary r WtiemlUer Susan Welti Scott Weogreen Coleen Wetmore Irene White 4 . L . Mark Whitman Kim Whitney Elaine Wilcox Bruce Williams 67 NOT PICTURED: Lenn Ball Charles Bell Margaret Beryl Lester Briston Don Jorgenson Lee Laursen Jerry Lyons Charlene McCauley Tom McClanahan Frank Morelsette Gayle Morrow Holly My rick Paul Nicoles Robert Olson Dave Overman Rick Williams Nancy Wilson Paul Wilson Yvonne Wilson Mary Witherow Steve Woiblet Don Wood Frances Woodard Linda Woodard Catherine Wtoe ) 68 ' I f Lee Abbott Christ! Abraham Sophomores MOT PICTURED! Joe Alonzo, Danny Budd, Bruce Bump, Bill Carver, Janice Cottrii, Bonnie Czyhoid, Jcrone Hagan, Linda Keller, Robert Ken Adams McPherson, John My rick John Patrick, Karen Paul, Jim Paulson Mike Adams Veronica Pressley Karla Reinhardt Doug Richards, Steve Robert, Mark A ho Keith Simms Robert Taylor Laurel Urlaeher, Lewis Woodard, Rodney Mikkl Barker Carol Barnes Ai Basel Steve Beach man Eleanor Beard Sheryl Beck Andy Bateman Cindy Bates Sheryl Bates Tom Baumgardner Sue Beechinor Dorothy Bender Kathy Bennett Gary Beneflel Peggy Hotline Doa Bogle Conrad Bozlee Don Boon Dave Bo Id man Sue Bradford Robin Boettcher Mindy Bollinger Bob Bradshaw Rhonda Boo Ion Louden IS urge ns David Hrager Frank Brannon Dave Boachker Greg Rossini Mary r Branch Beverly Brewer 70 FIRST SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OF¬ FICERS: Craig Noble, president; Debbie Pringle, treasurer; Laurie Struthers, secretary; Gary Brum- back, vice president, NOT PICTURED: Jim Mc¬ Intosh, Boys Federation representative; Terri Lauterback, Girls League representative. Martha Callaway David Carl He Mike C am panel Ji Gary Carlson Steve Campanelli Jerry Carman Craig Campbell Barry Carpenter Dave ButUce Cindy Cantrell Dave Case Dgnene Byrd Vivian Cardenas Pam Casey Steve Busk irk Carol Carl lie Rosie C asseday Steve Campbell Peggy Carter 71 Wray Jene Chase Lynn Cheatham Patty Christensen Jim Chun David CJendaniel Gayle Clute David Cobb Mary Cochran Sara Coe Hick Collins Janice Combs Bob Connery Carolyn Conradt Jean Converse Guy Cook Sheryl Cope Chris Cox Steve Cox Pam Coyle Judy Craddock Susan Craddock Jake Craig Darry Crossley Cynthia Crudup Kim Crumpacker Linda Cummins Diane Cundiff Dianna Dahl Doug Dammarell Gdesaia Davis Valorie Davis Allen Davis Jim Davison Dennis Dawes Dave De maria Paul Dcmianew Hence Devaney Deanne DeWitt John Dietrich Donna Dodds Aletha Dolan Sandy Downend Paula Downing Teresa Downing ' Laurie Dmmhelier Mary Ann Duff Marlene Dubois Linda Dunbar Christl Dunkleburg SECOND SE- MESTER SOPH¬ OMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Phillips, vice pres¬ ident : Mike Murr, president; Susan Quackenbush, treasurer: Marcia Follett, secretary; Karen Rodda, Girls’ League rep¬ resentative. NOT PICTURED: Wally Blessinger, Boys ' Federation representative. Jack Ft ether Mari let? Pouts Susan Fisher Joe France Mike FLUslmmons Virgil Frazier Karen Flanagan Colleen Freeman Bill Fieenor Susan Freepons Marcia Follett Robb Forbes Gordon Froese Dan Fry At work in arts and crafts—Dan Appling, Bill Hileman, Tom Crudup, Elder Lindsey, and Mike Kropf. Glockhamer Wally C oa rle Robert Goo Is hey Jutfy Grass i Kay Green Tom Greetburst Judy luge Sandl Fuller Terry Gregory Terry Gregerson Dennis Groom Margie Grate Frank Gallo Georgia Gasman Bud Halter Robert Ham mack Alison Hanks Debbie Hansen Dick Gamer Tony Gamer Sam Hart Sherry Hart Bess Harter Dave ButaMm Dave Harmon Ellen Harper Brian HarrLg n Barbara Harris Ron Harris — Don Hauer Kathle Haw man Peggy Hayden Mike Hays Kathy Heacock Rocky Heath Val Hein John HelLstrom Judy Higginbotham BUI mu Bruce Hill Larry Hill Sandi Hill Dee Hermanns WLUle Hernandez Bobby Hodge Greg Hoffman Bruce Hoisington Rebecca Holm Mike Hope Sue Hickman Clark Hicks Darlene Jackson Linda James Bill Herndon Linda Hickman Pat Hopkins Robert Hoy Mark Hubbard Becky Hughes Brooks Hull Ron Hulls Ruth Hunt Chris Hunter Kevin Hu sled Pam Hurst Ethel Jefferis Catherine Jeffs Leonard Jensen Scott Jensen Steve John Larry Jantz Linda 1HIt man C ralg Johnson Frank Katon Jovonna Keg ley John King Joey Kinney Linda Johnson Jody Keith J canine Kina father She Johnson Jenny Kellar Barbara Kirkpatrick Connie Jordan Jerry Kelly Vem Klein Peter Jovanovic Peggy Kelly Jean Kloepper Mark Jungmann Dave Karl Steve Kelly Menrla Kentch Carolyn Knowles Nancy Knowles Richard Knit l h Steve Lamm Crete hen Leslie Karen long Michael Kropf Alan Late Lonnie Light foot Virginia Loveless Rebecca Korfhage Terri Lauterback Linda Lille void Barry Macarlo Cyndl Krai man Jim Lavadoor Diane Lind Shelley Maeairetil Mel Kroll Loren Lawson Lucy Linker John Mai and ra Diana Krzyckl Judy Karen Lepiane John Willis Logan Greg Dave March Julia lamb Georgian Lrih mack Leonetti Kathy Leslie Loney Jim Long M rgcson Mary Marks Ida Martin jm May cumber Steve McEwen Guy Meiners Becky Mitchell Caroline Morford Sandra Martin Mary Maynard Kevin Me Parity Mary Mellon John Modine Dee Morrow Steve Martin l Am McCauley James McIntosh John Measinger Susan Moeller Rick Moss Sandra Martinez Ron McCauley Regina McKay Mary Meteataaalo Scott Mohrland Barbara Mullikin Lewis Marttmcellf Gary McConnell Dave McKenzie Art Meyer Mary Monahan Dennis Monger Vicki Matlock Delores MacDonald IjiLtra McLaughlin Yvonne Meyer Steve Montgomery ' Cliff Munroe Scott Matte m Mar) McDonald Sherri Me Mann Susan Milter John Moore Mike Murr Joanne Mayers Penny Me Don l Lame McMurnt Judy Ml sunder Arnold Moreno Janie My rick 77 Mike Neal Nancy Newman Susan Nichols Linda Nixon Craig Noble Jim Norton Ed Ongers Kathic Onstot Don Often Jean Parker Karen Parker Lois Parks Mary Parsons Kathy Paseoe Rrnie Patzkowskt Carla Peisley Bertie Pena Leslie Pepin Lea Pcrmirovich Kathy Perkins Mark Perry Patty Perry Kandy Peterman Charles Petersen Lea Peterson Sam Peterson Candy Phares Jim Phillips Rick Pisani Rose Lie Pitner A let ha Plaque! Cay Price Debbie Pringle Marianne Fuller Jim Reid Our visiting student from Ber- tnuda, Bob Vosper, relaxes with a game of bowling. Susan Quacksnbush Barbara, Hanlon Gaft Reese Sian Ragsdale Kathy Rasmussen Mary Rebman Tom Reid Susan Relate r Dermis Rex Jeannle Hey burn Kathleen Rhay Janice Richards Guenn Richardson Petty ' Richardson Scott Rigger! Sharon Rittenhouse Donna Roberts Karen Rodda Kathy Rodda Larry Rogers Shelley Rogers Cathryn Rohn Rena Roop Mary Ann Roska Debbie Rouse Dennis Rugg Margie Rushlow Christine Russell Roger Russell David Rutz Ward Sandburg Marsha Saxe Suzanne Schatzel Delv in Schenk Karla Schiffman Dave Schmaltz Steve Snell John Smith Susan So m so n Susan Spohn Suzanne Steel Bill Stiller Albert Smires Shelley Smith Dana Sparger Janie Sporleder Jaek Stem mer Larry Stirling Allen Smith Stanley Smith Phil f eneer Richard Spurlock Saudi Stewart Marlene Stone Debbie Smith Wendy Smith Eric Spies Marra Stanley Jenny St 11well Jodeen Stone Brace Scott Barbara Shell Terry Simmons Keith Schollenberger Doretta Short Loraa Skow Karen Scribner John Short John Sloan Dick SJddon Diana Simmons Shelly Trousdale Nick St roe Daryl St roh meter Jim Stubblefield Ken Stump Shirley Talich Richard Taylor Don Ward Carol Wet mo re Yung Soo W r intern Donna Wood Paulette Yeefld Cindy Young Judy Watson Cathy William Mary Wisner Alice Wright Mike Yelenlch Frank Young Susan Taylor Nancy Thomas Cordon Tomlinson Mike Taylor Ken Thompson Joyce Towle Jane Teraes Mark Thompson Linda Trapp Walter Terry Lois Throne John Turney Trudy Tyler Bill Urtbe Margaret Van Reek Greg VanDonge Hetta VanScotter Kathy Vivian Loren Van Husk irk Rob Vesper Pam Wagner Mike Walker Dick Wallingford Jlm Walters T - r - Bfc y L - 1 Perri White Ray Williams Alan Wolfe Nancy Wurl Jack York Tony Zara Greg Windier Tim Willoughby C huck Wool folk Dan Wurtr, Betty Young Darryl Zch er MR ALLEN REYNOLDS Assistant Superintendent MR, EUGENE ELLEDGE Administrative Assistant MR RICHARD NEHER Vice Principal Administration INA MONAHAN Counselor Dean of Girls ADA HOWELLS GORDON KENT FLORENCE McGOVERN Counselor Counselor Counselor Youth Corps Faculty MARIAN RAY Nurse DOUG ALEXANDER Special Education DON ANDERSON Commercial Art Shorthand, Typing DOROTHY ANDERSON Arts and Crafts Department Head Home Economics WELDON ANDERSON Bookkeeping, Typing GERALDINE ANGERMAN Speech MARY BAILEY MARY BALDWIN DOROTHY BEARD English Librarian Librarian Journalism BILL BIELOH Algebra, Geometry Coach C BRUEGGEMEIER Algebra, Geometry ' Department Head WILBUR BOSCHKER Industrial Arts Drafting CHARLES CLARK Agriculture Ag Mechanics SFC. JUEL COLE Military V P CORNEL ISON Biology SFC, DERRY DECKER Military ' Rifle Team EVA CLAY English JOHNNIE DENNIS Math Analysis, Physics LEWIS DREW Physics, Math Analysis Coach ELTON FENNO U.S. History ALBERT HAASE Distributive Education Supervisor, Typing Military GLENN BAKER Boys’ PE, Coach GEORGE BEAGLE Orchestra FELIX FLETCHER Director of Athletics Coach JAN HOOD U.S. History Socio-Economics MARGARET HOYT Home Economics RON HUNTINGTON MARY KOCH Business Math Latin, French Biology, Coach DUANE KU5LER English BERNHARD LANG Driver Education MAURICE LIGHT CLARENCE LIPPERT RUSSELL LARSEN Supervisor of Music Band Algebra, Geometry Driver Training Coach World Affairs World History JOSEPH LYTLE Spanish LT. COL. THOMAS MADDEN Military MARVEN MARCHBANKS Socio-Economics SEPS, Coach KENT MATHESON Socio-Economics U.S. History Coach JO LYNN McBEE English CHARLES McBRIDE ILS. History Current Affairs Department Head Coach BILL McCGRKLE Zoology, PA System Introductory Science Coach JAMES McKAY Agriculture Ag Mechanics Department Head JANE MORRIS German ED MOSER Art CLARK NELSON Driver Education CHARLES PATTERSON English Drama Department Head TONI PIERCE English Reading JOHN RICHARDSON LOUISE REA Industrial Arts, Math JOSEPH ROFF Typing, Shorthand Woodworking, Driver Training Auto Mechanics RICHARD POOLE English CAROLYN SHU PE French, Department Head ALBERT WORTHINGTON CHARLES STOOKEY BOB TAYLOR JAMES TOMLIN Driver Training, World Affairs U.S History Bookkeeping, Business Law Biology English, German KYLE WAITE Business Math Driver Training ARLEEN SMITH Girls PE, Sports HELEN WHITENACK English DEAL VANDEGRIFT U,3, History SUSAN WASSON GEORGE WHITE Office Practice Boys’ and Girls ' Glee, Choir M i m eograph i n g CHARLOTTE WIRTH Girls PE, Sports LOLA WHITNER Read i ng Voc ab u 1 ary-Composi tion CAFETERIA — LEFT: Myrtle Reed, Nadine O ' Brian. Carolyn Brittain, Dollie Stubblefield, LoU Jean Young. RIGHT: Marguerite Hicks, Tina Jones, Lucille Whitman, Marjone Schulke (Head Cook), CUSTODIANS — UPPER LEFT: Don Elder (Head Custo¬ dian), Darrell Michael son, Willis Kelsey, Jacob Heimbigner. UPPER RIGHT: Doug Staudenmaier (Assistant Custodian}, Gilbert Cunningham, Carl Shepard, BUS DRIVERS—LEFT: Lewis Jacky (Supervisor of Transpor¬ tation), William Berry, Millerd Van Don ge, Gerald Marsh, Louis Zaro, RIGHT: Lester Smothers, Clark Nelson, Jake Baker, joe Haberstock, Wilbur C rum- packer, Joyce VanBuren. NOT PICTURED: Ron KLassen, Ber- nita Wehe, Marjorie Brotherton, A. H. Cornell, Darlene Han¬ ford, Allen Brat void. 89 Faces of laughter beam as the faculty team becomes drenched in Yellow Hawk Creek during the Homecoming week Tug-of-War. ACTIVITIES Girls’ League Since Girls League is comprised of all the girts of Wa-Hi, the activities this year have been centered on utilizing the many talents of those members in Girls’ League. The year’s activities began with a Big and Little Sister Tea, the first frolic of the football season, and two Girls’ League transfer dinners During the Christmas season, they prepared food baskets and collected clothing and toys to help the needy families of the community Their November candy sale was also a success, thanks to the efficient work of the minute girls and the enthusiasm of all the members Another of the many events of the year was Sadie Hawkins week which was, as usual, a success Girls’ League also started a new program this year, in which they honored a senior girl each month as ' Girl of the Month,’ The girls were chosen on the basis of their grades, which had to be ' C’ or higher, and their participation in school and out-of-school activities. A panel of six people, consisting of Mrs Monahan, Miss VVirth, Mr. Neher, Peggy Carter, M’Lisse Perrault, and Lynn Chamberlain chose the girls. MRS INA MONAHAN Ad%isor GIRLS ' LEAGUE CABINET HEADS — FRONT ROW: Colleen Bergevin, Betsy Harris, Linda Gilbert, Penny Reynolds, Sandy Hagedorn STANDING: Kelly Abajian, Pat Rozicr, Jeanie Garske, Mary French, Lissy Cranor. 92 FIRST SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS — FRONT ROW: Linda Dewey, Mary Boyd, Ida Martin, Debbie Cousins, Sue Hamburg, Carol Reyburn, Jane Frazier. ROW 2 : Venla Dolan, Lydia Lewis, Elda Narveson, Rhonda Boolen, Debi Hussey, Janet Burgess, Laska Owen, ROW 3: Vivian Guthmiller, Robin Boettcher, Sue Kinsinger, Sharon McDaniel, Carol Bischoff, Cherry! Smiley, Deanne DeWitt, Margie Grote, ROW 4: Marcia Follett, Molly Eddy, Janie Sporleder, Marcia Stockstad, Peggy Carter, Kathy Perkins, Donna DeWitt, Kathy Rodda ROW r 5: Roselle Pirner, Karla Board, Kelly Abajian, Lissy Cranor, Mary Lindsey, Janet Lasater, Mari lee Fours, Jeannie Reyburn, Cindy Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Patty Peppinger, Barb Tuttle, Judy Meyers, Jari Bescup, Caron Ballard, Jill Largent, Pam Casey, Maribeth Hartzheim, Peggy Hayden, CABINET ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW: Carole Siorch, Saudi Christensen, Linda Patterson, Debbie Davis. ROW 2: Karla Board, Sally Perry. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Barbara Tuttle, Sue Bradstreet, Margaret Beechinor, Penny Reynolds. ELECTED REPRESENTA¬ TIVES — FRONT ROW: Carol Benson, Karen Rod da. ROW 2: Shirley Winn, Terri Lauterbach, Pam Talbot. NOT PICTURED: Carol Gibbs. Transfer girls enjoyed dinners given in their honor. 94 CREST — FRONT ROW Claire Coryell, Kelly Abajian, Vivian Guthmiller, Canossa Hoy + ROW 2: Marcia Bergevin, Meg Grote, Carole Storch, Carol Benson, Betty Harold, Jeannie Gangueb ROW 3: Linda Strothers, Mary French, Barbara Johnson, Debbie Pringle, Penny Reynolds, Margaret Beer hi nor, Sandi Christen sen, ROW 4: Mary Lee Robison, Terri Grote, Lynn Roesch, Jeanne Garske, Regina McKay, Marie Coyle, Pat Rozier. NOT PICTURED: Marcia Follett, Peggy Carter, Claire Cowell, Linda Gilbert, Lynne Chamberlain, Linda Laufer. CREST OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: Carole Storch, Kelly Abajian, Meg Grote. ROW 2: Jeanne Garske, Man 7 French. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Linda Laufer. MINUTE GIRLS — FRONT ROW: Pam Casey, Vivian Guthmiller, Terry Gregory, Jo¬ anne Mayer, Carolyn Con rad t. ROW 2: Georgia Havens, Cindy Coyle, Cathy Williams, Randee Boolen, Roselle Pitner, Kathy Rodda ROW ' 3: Kathy Gates, Janet Mitchell, Barbara Kirk¬ patrick, Diana Olsen, Nancy Barton, Mary Sim¬ mons, Gail Passmore. NOT PICTURED: Leah Cherry, Cathy Sanders, Cherry! Smiley, Peggy Bodine, Jill Largent, Barbara House, Margaret Van Beek, Barbara Clements, Cathy Boole, Donna Dodds, Sandra Kibler. ROGER HART President DICK ADAMS Vice President JEFF BUERSTATTE Secretary Boys’ Federation KEN MORGAN Treasurer BOYS ' FEDERATION HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Jim Phillips, Tony Garner, Steve Hi11 is, Roger Davis, Scott Wengreen, Jim Miller, Phil Spencer, Jerry Hensley, Mike McCoy, Doug Quade, Ken Fong, Frank Katon, Wayne Alexander, Mark Noble, Darry Crossley, Steve Lloid, David Brooks, Greg Loney, Dave Hays, Mark Thompson, Brian Harrigan, Dave Schaub, Sam Peterson, Kent Williams, John Krummel, Steve Board, Jim Nelson, Dan Bailey, Buddy Bown, Dane Sanders, Pat Tucker, Greg Scott, Steve Drumhel- ler, Mike Maiden, Mike Kropf, Darryl Zehner, Roy Logan, Lee Abbott, Bob Buchanan, Curtis Potter, Jim Reid, Dave Copeland, Gregory Gifford, Wally Blessinger, Bill Winkles, Keith Albert, Mike Thomas, Greg Mork, Dick Garner, Dan Landau, Duane Depping, Dave Hartzheim, Gary Marr, MR NEHER Advisor FIRST SEMESTER BOYS ' FEDERA¬ TION ELECTED REPRESENTA¬ TIVES: Gregg Scott, Junior; Jim Mc¬ Intosh, Sophomore. NOT PICTURED: Terry Goldsbury, Senior. SECOND SEMESTER BOYS ' FEDERA¬ TION ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES: Jerry Jones, Junior; John Krummel, Senior; Wally Blessinger, Sophomore. The Boys Federation of Walla Walla High School has begun to make progress. The boys ac¬ tivity room has been very attractively furnished. The main project of the year was the raising of money to pay for these furnishings. Some of the projects included the distribution of Wa-Hi Ath¬ letic Calendars, auto registration, Homecoming car smash and beard growing contest, the auto rally, and the Christmas toy and clothes drive. The Federation has a certain number of as¬ semblies during the year. This year we had from Whitman College Mr. Leper who told of his trip to a Pro-Football training camp; from the Sher¬ iffs Department Mr. Ray who spoke on youth citizenship; and from the Washington State Pen¬ itentiary ' three inmates who gave a fine assembly on why students should stay in school and get an education. The Boys’ Federation showed movies during noon and sponsored another auto rally. The pres¬ ident, Roger Hart, feels the club has done very well this year and the representatives of the re¬ spective homerooms have put in many hours of service for a better Wa-Hi. Boys 1 Federation spon¬ sored the car smash for Homecoming and an auto rally. Mr. Rav spoke for a Boys Federation assem¬ bly. Boys Federation Hootenanny 97 Roberge Photo : Sue Bradstreet, Betsy ara Tuttle, Marilyn Sterling. Harns, Jane Frailer, Linda SENIOR BAND —FRONT ROW: Gary Roth, Janice Van Wyk, David Fagerstrom, David Beeson, Carole Storch, Linda Hickman, Sheryl Cope, Karen Glover, Loni Wyrick, Karen Chandler. ROW 2: Penny Hallmark, Marilyn Ster¬ ling, Dennis Fortney, Mary Witherow, Elaine Bowerman, Mary Boyd, Virginia Hays, Janet Tichi, David Garble, Karen Jim Parmelee, Karla Board, Lloid, Dee Dee Boolen, Stockton, Alan Robin GarrUon, Eric vonna Keg ley, Mark Jungman, Frank Hanschc, Sandy Kibler, Terry Hull, Ann Marie Honn, Dick Simon. ROW 4: Kathy Rodda, Diane Cundiff, Cynthia CVudup, Steve Richardson, Gary Owsley, Roger Bacon, R. L. Ram bo, Rick Hartwig, Dick Gross, Greg Wendler, Jack Privett, Bruce David Long, Paul Frank, Paul Ni- Leon Gibb, Tom Fulgham, Goetz, Kevin Nauss, Kinney, Jaci jujii if h re . ■ fc-1 � - Walla Walla High School MAJORETTES: Claire Coryell, Diane Holmes, Betsy McClure. SOPHOMORE BAND —FRONT ROW: Kathy Rodda, Diane Cundiff, Cynthia Crudup, Patty Burgess, Barbara Shell, Sheryl Cope, Karen Rodda, Susan Reistcr, Sheryl Berk, Judy Lamb. ROW 2: Craig Blanchard, Steve Richardson, Dave Schmaltz, Willie Hernandez, Sandra Martinez, Rena Roop, Robert Goolsbcy, Scott Mohxiand, Cindi Surratt, Darry Crowley, Georgians Lami- nack, Carla PeUley, Rhonda Boolen. ROW 3: Jovonna Kegley, Scott Jensen, Richard Beatty, Stan Ragsdale, Mark Jungman, Steve Board, Clark Hirks, Lee Abbott, John Modine, Barry Car¬ penter, Chuck Woolf oik, Steve Lamm, Greg Wendler, Greg Far- tens, Lucy Linker, ROW 4: Dee Hermans, Craig Johnson, Dave March, Sam Hart, Roger Russell NOT PICTURED: Steve John¬ son, Hal Legg, Dean Fondahn, Dennis Haer, Mike Paul, Rod Moose, Randy Rose amp., Jack Largent, Bill Lake, Jeff Hunter, Bob Schmaltz, Bill Swenson, Gene Walker, Dennis Rugg, Elaine Wilcox, This year the Wa-Hi Senior Rand started its season by performing in the Frontier Days Parade and playing nightly concerts at the Southeastern Washington Fair. The Sen¬ ior Band, along with the Sophomore Band, made the trip to Pasco to play for the Jamboree. The Senior Band played for the third annual Wheat Bowl game and for various other parades including the Armed Forces Day Parade. The Senior Band had the distinction of being one of the bands selected from class high schools to play for the Northwest Music Educators’ Convention in Missoula, Mon¬ tana, Other activities of the concert band included the winter and spring concerts, the National Honor Society assembly and the Garrison Junior High assembly The Pep Band played for all the pep assemblies and home games This year, more than ever, Wa-Hi had very good reason to be proud of its tremendous bands, MAJORETTES: Eleanor Beard, Cindy Peterson, Kathy Land. Veterans ' Day Parade BAND OFFICERS: Carol Reyburn, Student Di¬ rector; Dave Fagerstrom, President; Dennis Fort¬ ney, Drum Major; Jaci Bescup, Music Librarian; Karen Chandler, Secretary; John Goetz, Manager. PEP BAND — NOT PICTURED: Carol Reyburn, Student Di¬ rector; Dennis Rugg, David Carlile, Dick Simon, Lorna Bixler, Leslie Stockton, Virginia Hays, Mary Boyd, Elaine Bowerman, Karen Chandler, Steve Lipid, Paul Frank, Dean Fondahn, Jack Privett, David Long, Bob Anderson, Jerry Gaddy, Rick Hart wig, Dave McBride, Rob Thompson, Bill Lake, Jeff Hunter. STAGE BAND — FRONT ROW; Dave Fagerstrom, Gary Roth, Dick Simon, Student Director; Alan Robinson, Jo- vonna Kegley. ROW 2: Connie Hartley, Pianist; Tom Fulgham David McBride, Carol Reyburn, John Goetz, Linda Good¬ man, Vocalist. ROW 3: Joey Kinney, Roger Bacon, Bob Anderson, Mike Paul, Dennis Haer, Barry Carpenter, Chuck Woolfolk. 101 CHRISTIE VIESTENZ Secretary GARY FRESK MERLENE ANDERSON Cadet Teachers CHRISTMAS CONCERT ACCOM¬ PANISTS: Barbara Johnson, Connie Hartley. CHRISTMAS CONCERT SOLOISTS; Bruce Bjerke, Kathy Gates, John Loveless Nancy Wagoner, Don Knut¬ son. GIRLS 1 GLEE —FRONT ROW; Sherry McClanahan, Susan Miller, Laura McLaughlin, Sue Sornson, Patty Perry, Debbie Pringle, Susan Fisher, Sherry Bates, Susan Criss, Rhonda Boolen, Bertha Pena, Cindy Bannister, Gretchen Leslie, Chris Cox, Linda Dunbar ROW 2: Patty Black law, Delores Macdonald, Nancy Wiirl, Vickie Matlock, Wray Jean Chase, Connie Jordan, Linda Lillevold, Shelley Mae- stretti, Leslie Pepin, Trudy Tyler, Deanne DeWitt, Shelley Rogers, Susan Taylor, Cynthia Surratt, Virginia Loveless, Carlene Wamsher, Lynda Clay berg, Sherry ' Hart, Regina McKay. ROW 3: Sandy Newbum, Loma Skow, Teresa Brock, Margo Panther, Linda Cummings, Crystal Abraham, Donna Wood, Karen Long, Sheryl Cope, Rebecca Holm, Frances Woodard. FRONT ROW: Mike .Johnson, ..Bridget u: Duiikclbuig. Susan Weffz, Nancy Wagoner, Linda Fuller, Sue Kropf, Linda Good¬ man, Linda Brown, Cathy McCabe. MegGrote, Debbie Davis. Penny Hallmark, Phyllis Gesscll, Karen Preston. Lsther Ander¬ son, Georgia Havens, Karen Johnson, Candice Fine. Judy Fenno, Ann Marie Honn. Gayle Passmore, Becky Schock, Eloise Goodhew, Corline Hozan, Susan Knowles, Merlene Ar- land, Mary Schaeffer, Barbara Johnson, LeRae Teal, Georgia Wurl. Janet Mitchell, John Smith. ROW 2 (Center): Chris YVhitner. Karen Chandler, Sharie Black, Joy Hankla. ROW 3 (Center) : Dancllc Christensen, Kathie Gates, Christie Vies- tenz, Irene White. Doug Qnade, Terry Ooldshtiry, Man 1 F.st- ling, Lynda Lewis, Denice Henderson, Roberta Bardsley. ROW 4 (Stairs): Bob Benton, Steve Stimmcl, Buddy Carlisle, Ron Johnson, David Stimmcl, John Loveless, Sid Stecker, Jim Miller. Mike Thrasher. Rick Hoffman, Tom Nelson. Don Knudson, Dennis Fortney, Bruce Bjcrkc. Kevin Husted, Larry Rogers, Bvron Johnson, MikoKropf. Dan Palmer, David Hays, Leon Gibb, Mike Dennis, Tim Baker, Rick Williams, Stan Jackson, Sam Gates, Gary Roth. Jack Stemmer, Ted Olson. Bill Cast, David Dcmaris. NOT PICTURED: Connie Hart¬ ley. Karen Jilg, Mickey Munro, Mark V hitman. The Choir Caroling ALL-NORTHWEST ORCHESTRA — FRONT ROW: Gary Roth and Marie Coyle. ALL-NORTHWEST CHOIR — ROW 2: Denise Henderson, Bruce Bjerke, Mike Johnson, Don Knutson, and Linda Goodman. Orchestra WA-HI ORCHESTRA — FRONT ROW: Marie Coyle, Canossa Hoy, Paula Downing, Virginia Allen, Larry Sie- bold, Mary Beck, Caroline Fleiger. ROW 2: Denise Alex¬ ander, Linda Woodard, Karen Flanagan, Brooks Hull, Sheryl Cope, Linda Hickman, Gary Roth, Denise Fortney, Leslie Stockton, Marjorie Rushlow, Dave Carlisle, Angela Fleiger, Nancy Branning, ROW 3: Jim Parmalee, Valerie Rietz, Bruce Hill, Peggy Kelly, Lorna Bixler, Karen Chand¬ ler. ROW ' 4: Jackie Bescup, Jay Hereford, Barbara Woiblet, Joey Kinney, Paul Frank, Bob Anderson, Jack Priveit, Larry Modine, Mike Garrison, Wayne Duff, Eric LaGasa, Carol Reyburn, Dave McBride, John Goetz, Craig Chase, Ron Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Mike Minkler, Judy Almon. The Walla Walla High School Choir started this year’s activities with 82 members in the group. A fall concert was featured in conjunction with the girls’ glee and orchestra. Highlight of the first quarter was a trip to Spokane to sing for the Northwest Administrators’ Conference at the Davenport Hotel. Christmas activities included five appearances in December for various civic dubs and in public concert. The Schubert “Mass in 0“ w-as the featured work done with soloists and string orchestra. Traditional caroling was done by choir mem¬ bers who assisted Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus on the last day of school before vacation. Other activities for the year included more concerts, solo ensemble and large group festivals and the Northwest Music Convention in Missoula for which five choir members w ' ere selected to sing in the All-Northwest Choir. Bob Haft, Marguerite Birdsong, Carole Storch, Chris Viestenz. The Patsy Lorraine Brassard and Mr Patterson. Bob Haft and Carole Storch Sheral Garmire, Grace McDowell, Lyndia McDowell. “The Patsy under the direction of Mr Charles Patterson, was presented as the Sen¬ ior Class play on the nights of March tenth and eleventh. In charge of production was Lorraine Brassard with Grace McDowell, Sheral Garmire, and Lyndia McDowell assisting. The cast included Carole Storch as Mrs. Bill Harrington, Bob Haft—William Har¬ rington; Chris Viestenz—Grace Harring¬ ton; Marguerite Birdsong—Patricia Harr¬ ington ; Steve Kenyon—Billy Caldwell; Don Mcllrath—Tony Anderson; Barbara Tuttle—Sadie Buchanan; Dave Gradwohl played Francis Patrick OTlaherty and Trip Busty All members of the cast were praised by Mr. Patterson for an excellent job well done. Chrii Viestenz Barbara Tuttle, Steve Kenyon Dave Gradwohl Marguerite Birdsong and Don Mcllrath TOM BEECHINOR BUDDY CARLISLE Brigade Commander Executive Officer Military Department n ■ ri LOREN Rule learn abenroth Rifle Team Commander RIFLE TEAM — FRONT ROW: Mike Silva, Dan Small, Bill Hector, Dave Park¬ er ROW 2: Mike Maiden, Don Owen, Larry Stirling, Jim Cannon, Bruce Hoi- sington, Frank Young, Tom Summerlin. ROW ' 3: Chuck Appling, Bob Bateman, Steve Shearer, Bob Holloway, Donald Roberts, Jim Payton. NOT PICTURED: Loren Abenroth, Larry Jantz. STEVE DRUMHELLER Drill Team Commander DRILL TEAM — FRONT ROW: Steve Drumhellcr, Joe Fausti, Gary McConnell, Neil Jacobson, Larry Dewey. ROW 2: Jim Chun, Mike Ellison, Dennis Gabrielson, Jim Poulson, ROW ' 3: Leonard Jensen, Mike Sponsors SPONSORS — LEFT W: Lissy Cranor, Deb¬ bie Davis, Linda Laufer, Janice Catto, Janet Dwyer, Cathy Boule, Peggy Carter, Penny Hallmark, Karla Board, Suzie Hamburg, Kathy Svenson, Cherry 1 Smiley, Janet Bur¬ gess, Jeannie Ganguet, Carol Gibbs, Debbie Thompson, Kirn Whitney, Pat Rozier, Janet Lasater, Margaret Garske, Carolyn Goodrich, Betty Harold, Barbara Clements, Jeanie Hel¬ per. RIGHT W: Connie Hoisington, Mary F ' rench, Linda Patterson, Cindy Coyle, Judy Walker, Steve Montgomery, Hoi Severns. ROW- 4: Dale Fuller, John King, Ben Holley, Dane Sanders. ROW 5: Ernie Roberts, John Loveless, Drill Team Fuller, Virginia Korfhage, Debi Hussey, Kelly Abajian, Jeanne Garske, Kathy Hanson, Gaye Prest, Chris Middleton, Carol Spanish, Mar cia Storkstad, Ann Patterson, Connie Schu- hart, Sally Conaway, Barbara House, Burmi Lott, Shelley Holloway, Ann Tarwater, Bar¬ bara Brush, Loni Wyrick, Sally Perry. NOT PICTURED: JoJo Chamberlain, Patty Rus¬ sel, Chris Viestenz, Terri York, Kathy Sven¬ son. 109 SHALDON HAER Captain BART HARVEY Second Lieutenant DENNIS WILHELM First Lieutenant DAN SMALL Second Lieutenant Companies A-l and A-2 DOUG LUNDEBY Captain STEVE BULEY Second Lieutenant HOLLAND SEVERNS First Lieutenant BOB HOLLOWAY Second Lieutenant COMPANY A-l — FRONT ROW : Dan Small, Shaldon Haer, Dennis Wilhelm, Bart Haney, ROW 2: Jim Cannon, Dan Appling, Gayle dute, Jack York, Ron Hagedorn, Mark Thompson, Wally Goade, Leonard Jensen, John Malandra, George Albee, Michael Hope. ROW 5: Steven Schaub, David Stimmel, Bob Bradshaw, Manuel Fuentes, Ken Adams, Ernie Patzkowski, Dennis Gabrielson, Harold Baney, Bill Cross, Frank Brannon. ROW 4; Rick Strong, Mike Eisele, Brooks Hull, Guy Mainers, Scott Riggert, Charles Brannan, Ron McCauley, Paul Eagon, Larry Hill Bob Bradshaw shows Sgt. Hayward how it 1 � done. COMPANY A-2 —FRONT ROW: Bob Holloway, Doug Lundeby, Holland Sevems, Steve Buley. ROW 2: Mike Perini, Jim Gouge, Bill Fleenor, Frank Katon, Sam Garrmre, Jack Fisher, Eric Spies, Jerry Hauer, Don Long, Willis Logan. ROW 3; Art Meyer, Mark Grudzinski, Dan Harmon, Dave Hartz- heim, Mike Walker, Virgil Frazier, Jim Lavadour, Bill Uribe, Mike Vixie ROW 4: Mike Hays, Russell Antes, John Moore, Steve Martin, Greg Stirn, John Smith, Don Bancroft, Merwin Kentch, Gary Brum back. COMPANY B-l—FRONT ROW: Jerry Hensley, Bill Hileman, Larry Dewey, Dick Jones, ROW 2: Dan Furgeson, Dan Hagedom, Charles Peterson, Keith Shollenberger, Dave Brook, Joe Bond, Alvin Basel, Robert Hoy, Barry Macario, Frank Leonetti, David Cobb, Dave Drum- heller, ROW 3: Rob Forbes, Joe France, Bob Plath, Jim Norton, Kent Williams, Lonny Light- foot, Jim McIntosh, Don Owen, Wayne Hays. ROW T 4: Bruce Bartlett, Dennis Groom, Greg VanDongc, Steve Campbell, Mike Brough, Ken Harding, Guy GaJlo, Bill Stiller, Don W ' ard. NOT PICTURED : A1 Smires. LARRY DEWEY Captain BILL HILEMAN First Lieutenant Companies B-l and B-2 JERRY HENSLEY Second Lieutenant DICK JONES Second Lieutenant ROGER PARSONS Captain JIM SMALL First Lieutenant DAVE SMITH Second Lieutenant JIM NELSON Second Lieutenant Lt. Col. Madden points out the Viet Nam area war zone to cadets. COMPANY B-2 — FRONT ROW: David Smith, Jim Small, Roger Parsons, Jim Nelson. ROW 2: Steve Paul, Dan Huntley, Bill Herndon, John Leonetti, Dave Boldman, Arnold Moreno, Bruce Hill, Phil Spencer, ROW r 3; Anthony Gallo, Joe Peterson, Greg Hoffman, Doug Jew r ett, Lewis Woodard, John Turney, Steve Cross, ROW 4: Steve Reiber, John Williams, Jeff Barnett, Dennis Knapp, Stan Smith, Mark Aho. ROW 5: Mike Adams, Allen Davin. NOT PICTURED : Charles Bristol, Larry Harding, John Dietrich, Bob Stowe. COMPANY C4 — FRONT ROW: Bert Kinman, Mike Pontt, Tom Bradley, Bob Cortina ROW 2 ' David Jaquish, Richard Spurlock, Richard Taylor, Pal Harding, John Smith, Gary Benefiel, John Briggs, Sam Petersen, Loren Van Buskirk, Jerry Kelly, Tom Sumerlin, ROW 3: Nick Stroe, Mel Knoll, Rick Alexander, Frank Young, Jerry ' Jones, Dave Parker, Larry Roberts, Dennis Dawes, Ken Thompson ROW 4: Ron Kirkpatrick, Mike Hansen, Lowden Borgens, Bruce Van Zandt, Kevin McFarley, Dennis Likin, Steve Montgomery, David Karl, Dan Fry, Dennis Rex, MIKE PONT I Captain TOM BRADLEY First Lieutenant BOB CORTINAS Second Lieutenant BERT KINMAN Second Lieutenant Companies C-l and C-2 DANE SANDERS Captain CHUCK APPLING Second Lieutenant LARRY EDINGTON First Lieutenant DALE FULLER Second Lieutenant Dave McKenzie passes inspection COMPANY C-2 — FRONT ROW: Chuck Appling, Dane Sanders, Larry Edmgton, Dale Fuller. ROW 2: Bob Bateman, Rocky Heath, Dick Garner, Darryl Zehner, Bob Buchanan, Tom Greethurst, Tim Baker, Greg Clingan, Bruce Scott, Tim Wil¬ loughby, Gordon Froese, Jerry Carman. ROW f 3: John Mcsiinger, Sandy Conrad, Mike Yelenich, Sam Curcio, Tom Baumgardner, Val Hein, Allen Tate, Mark Perry ' , Dan Bailey, James Davison, Lea Petersen ROW ' 4r Don Bogle, Randy Boaz, Ken Hawley, Joe Benedict, Bob Connery, Greg Bossini, Steve Woiblet, David McKenzie, Dave Arland, Jim Laherty, Gary Carlson. ' i ‘� i’� i ' V � IfiHr ’ r - V ' . ' V ■ ‘4JH V J i W ■ ' : w; i . Yl V® i M i ;Y • • ., ■ ' •’ —v.: ■■ ■ t at jrt t I i 3pf V A : --r 1 $ it ■be-s� il a m 1 s ' V .-v ?.v� i • •T ' . .. - rV 4 ift v |Sgi r I. . . ™ KSfr ‘ COMPANY D-l — FRONT ROW: Bill Hector, Steve Shearer, Neil Jacobson, ROW 2: Mike Maiden, Larry Stirling, David Brager, Jack Stemmer, Alan Wolfe, Don Hauer, Jim Chun, Craig Noble, Randy Peterman, ROW 3; Bob Russell, Dick Busch, Ted Brooks, Bruce Hoisington, Dave Gladfelter, Bill Hill, Steve Kelty, ROW 4: Don Boen, Jim Phillips, Tom Reid, Vern Klein, Gregory Pepin, Mike Strauss, Bobby Bruce, NOT PICTURED: John Loveless. STEVE SHEARER Captain JOHN LOVELESS First Lieutenant BILL HECTOR Second Lieutenant NEIL JACOBSON Second Lieutenant Inspection Arms! Larry Sterling and Randy Peterman of Company D-L Companies D-l and D-2 JOHN BOULE Captain TOM GIES First Lieutenant JIM HAHNER Second Lieutenant DAN FLATHERS Second Lieutenant COMPANY D-2 — FRONT ROW: Jim Hahner, John Boulc, Dan Flathers. ROW 2; Jeff Buerstatte, Bob Eccles, Bob Hodge, Mike Keown, Steve Aycock, Steve Cox, Rick PUani, Rich Collins, Cliff Munroe. ROW 3: Jim Walters, Brian Harrigan, Larry Jantz, Dave Bosehker, Dale Fagalde, Richard Knuth, Daryl Coyle, Corey Tomlinson, ROW 4 ; Jim Stubblefield, Larry Rogers, Day Christensen, Steve McEwen, Rick Moss, Ward Sandberg, Gilbert Halter, Mike Neal. NOT PICTURED: Tom Gies. COMPANY £-1 - FRONT ROW: Doug Mason, Craig Davenport, Reggie Taschcreau, Jim Katon, ROW 2: Bob Carver, Larry Mitchell, Jim Reid, Steve Campanelli, Mike Ellison, Howard Hammack, Roberto Briones, Dave Demans, Scott Mattem, Royal Fetter, Allen Smith. ROW 3: Dave Ruta, Jim Collins, John King, David Glendanicl, Delvin Schenk, Ken Stump, Tom Angotti, Dan Wurtz, David Buttice. ROW 4: Michael Kropf, Cary Garrard, John HelL strom, Ray Williams, Joe Aronson, Kevin Busted, Stuart Skidmore, Mike Thrasher, Don Wood. CRAIG DAVENPORT Captain DOUG MASON Second Lieutenant REGGIE TASCHEREAU First Lieutenant JIM KATON Second Lieutenant Companies E-l and E-2 Yes, boys, rifles do come apart. JEFF KOEHLER TOM CRUDUP Captain Second Lieutenant BILL CAST BOB POWELL First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant COMPANY E-2 — FRONT ROW: Bob Powell, Jeff Koehler, Bill Cast, Tom Crudup, ROW r 2: Greg Gifford, Joe Fausti, Mike Murr, John Short, Wally Blessinger, Stan Gilman, Mike Fitzsimmons, Dave Hannon, Steve Snell, Steve John, Terry Gregerson, ROW 3: Dave Case, Mike Silva, Jim Poulson, Dick Siddon, Andy Bateman, Craig Campbell, Jim Long, Doug Dammarell, Ron Harris, Mike Breiner. ROW 4: Don Roberts, Chuck Zohner, Dave Emigh, Ben Holley, Mike Taylor, Dennis Munger, Kim Crumpacker, Robert McPherson, Walter Terry, Sadie Hawkins The Sadie Hawkins w-eek was a c ontinuous chain reaction of childhood fun and games. Pogo sticks, stilts, roller skates and hoola hoops made the scene. Costumes changed from cowboys and Indians to grubbies during the week. T antalizing delicacies such as licorice, pickles, tootsie roll pops and animal crackers were sold. The Sadie Hawkins assembly was a preview- of the students talents ranging from acting to singing. Charleston dancing to a German band. The dance, entitled “Hillyballoo w as held in the gym on the evening of Friday, March 3. The “Pastels from the Tri-Cities provided an assort¬ ment of loud sounds for the evening. Gathered around the light table for the job of pasting up JOURNAL pages to be sent camera-ready to the printer are Page Editors Bruce Hallmark, Jon Bisha, and Peggy uoster Page Editors Sandy Mindemann and Melvin Hick¬ man are punching tape on the Justowriters for perfectly justified copy. This year was one of the most success¬ ful in the JOURNAL’S history. For seven years a pioneer in offset printing, the paper took a long step forward when in January a pair of justowriters and a head¬ liner were purchased jointly with Dis¬ trict Number 140. These machines greatly facilitated composition of the paper and improved its appearance, A successful money-raising project was the regatta ( We gotta have a regatta} Febru¬ ary 9, in which home rooms competed for the honor of having the fastest boat to sail down the Yellowhawk Creek, Mrs. Bailey received an award of $100 from the Newspaper Fund, Inc,, as one of the outstanding journ¬ alism teachers in the nation. LORRAINE BRASSARD Photography Editor Sports Editors Larry Lee and John Ferrel wield the paste brush and scissors in assembling copy, heads, pictures, and captions for the sports pages. Wa-Hi Journal Mrs. Bailey helps Peggy Coster replace a ribbon on one of the JOURNAL’ IBM typewriters. The JOURNAL Hootenanny, March 31, featured such local talent as Ric Kindle, Debbie Davis, and John FerreL John chairmaned the event which was held in the Commons. Business Manager Harlan Jones and his assistant Jeff Thomas are making use of the many styles and sizes of type available on the new Headliner to prepare ad copy. Associate Editors Jim Ternes and Sandi Christensen laugh at one of the amusing illustrations in the bound volume of 1383 copies of SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Looking over a piece of copy with critical eyes are Reporters Cindy Coyle, Kim Crumpacker, Bob Thompson (seated), Craig Davenport, and Steve Hillis. Kim also served as exchange editor this year. Mr. Boddy explained the binding process when members of Steve Johnson, Mike Brough, Nancy Schultz, and Judy the Royal Blue staff — Wanda Spurlock, Frank Hansche, Willard—visited the publishers of the Royal Blue, JEAN CZYHOLD Business Manager REGGIE TASCHEREAU WANDA SPURLOCK Photo Editor Index Editor LINDA BRADSHAW and PATTI MACE worked in both the typing and photography departments. Royal Blue Several students drew car- , toons and art work: Janice Gray, advisor; Judy McCIanahan, Cat to, Jodie Leone, Dennis and Jake Craig concentrate on a page Knapp, Mike Maiden, and layout. Kim Scheibe, Joyce Thomas, Judy Willard, and Nancy Schultz prepar¬ ing supplements for distribution. Juba Meyer, Steve Prutsman, and Patty Nixon worked on layout. Chuck Appling and Bob Benton spent a great deal of time in the photo lab. ■i _ i M ! ] TOM CAROL JIM COLLEEN BEECHI- BENSON BENEFI EL BERGEVIN NOR 5AND1 MELISSA BRUCE CORR1NE CHRIS¬ CRANOR CRIST carrier TENSEN ANDREW DONNA DEBORAH DUANE DUNCAN ENDERS DAVIS DEPPING PAUL MARY JOHN FERREL ANGELA FLEIGER FRANK FRENCH MCI BESCUP CRAIG DAMMA- _ RELL The NATIONAL HONOR SO¬ CIETY is composed of students who have reached high levels of aca¬ demic and social achievement. The membership is based on four areas of qualification: scholarship, lead¬ ership, character, and service Twice during the year, in the fall and spring, new members are “tapped into the society during special ceremonies. The officers of the society elected each semester, who led the honor group through the 1966-67 school term were: Paul Frank and John Ferre!, presidents; Dave Fager- strom and Bruce Crist, vice presi¬ dents; Linda Gilbert and Grace McDowell, secretaries; Susan Knowles and Shirley Winn, treas¬ urers; Melissa Cranor and Jaci Bes- cup, historians; and John Ferre! and Dave Vannet, publicity chairmen. KELLY ABA J IAN ELLIS CARLISLE CRAIG DAVEN¬ PORT DAVE FACER. STROM JEANNIE GARSKE National Honor Society GILBERT RICHARD LINDA ROGER VIRGINIA BOBBY PAM DIANE SHELLEY GROSS HANSENS HART HAYS HICKMAN HILL HOLMES HOLLO¬ CANOSSA TERRY BARBARA MIKE D. STEVE DENNIS SUSAN WAY HOY HULL JOHNSON JOHNSON KENYON KING KNOWLES MORGAN HELEN SCHNEID- MJLLEft VICKY KEVIN NAUSS LARRY SEIBC )LD MARCIA THERESA NOVAKO- VICH DAN SMOKE WENDLER SHIRLEY fINN FRONT ROW: Kathryn Hanson, Sandra Jeffs, James Hahner, David McBride, Kim Whitney, Dandle Christensen, Mary Schaeffer, Connie Hartley. ROW ' 2: Jill Largent, Karen Glover, Jim Parmelee, Marcia Stock- stad, Marilyn Sterling, Carolyn Ken¬ yon, Larry Siegel, Nancy Branning. ROW ' 3: Eric Johnson, Robert An¬ derson, John Goetz, Bruce Bjerke, Richard Simon, Kathryn Svenson, Nancy Barton, Leslie Stockton. NOT PICTURED: Kylle Fish and David Long. JOHN B15HA HARLAN JONES LOR¬ RAINE BRAS¬ SARD LARRY LEE SAND I CHRIS¬ TENSEN SANDY M1NDE- MANN PEGGY COSTER LARRY SE1BOLD JEAN CZYHOLD REGGIE T4SCHE- REAU WALTERS W1 Quill and Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL is a national honorary society which recognizes students who have done outstanding work in high school publications. The Wa-Ht chapter draws its members from the staffs of the Journal and Royal Blue. This year the members participated in the spring Literary Issue of the Journal. Officers for the 1966-67 year were: Jim Tomes president; Lorraine Brassard, vice president; Sandy Mindemann, secretary; Bob Thompson, treasurer; and Dave Vannet, publicity chairman. MELVIN HICKMAN BOB JOHN FERREL JIM TERNI5 THUMP- SUN DAVE VANNET Throughout the year, the Future Teachers have learned a great deal about teaching by serving as teach¬ ing assistants, participating in the teaching clinic at Whitman College, attending the regional and district conferences, and by attending several lectures by various teachers at regular and special meetings. Future Teachers Physics class at the Whitman College teaching clinic. Connie Jordan, Lydia Lewis, Marlee Blick, Theresa Novakovich, Jams Steen, Mary Jo Biddlingmeier. Bonnie Byergo, Pam Lentz, Retta VanScotter, Jan Pulfer, Francis Woodard. Nancy Newman, Lydia Lewis, Nancy Barton, Theresa Novakovich. Julk Hacked at Sharpstein School TOP LEFT — FRONT ROW; Canossa Hoy, Marie Coyle, Carole Storch, Barb Johnson, Cheryl Hagemeister, Robin Cochran, Claudia Bastron, Marcia Wendler. ROW 2: Judy Lusk, Pam Talbot, Kylle Fish, Jill Largent, Nancy Branmng, Ginny Korfhage, Linda Woodard. ROW 3: Donna Gks, Helen Schneidmilkr, Jean Czyhold, Mary French, Julie Hockett, Cindy Paterson, Sherral Garmire. ABOVE — FRONT ROW: Jan Van Wyk, Sandi Kibler, Valerie Rietz, Marke Blick, Virginia Hays, Mary Est- ling, Gary ' Roth, Carol Reyburn. ROW 2: David Hoy, Pam DeMotts, Betty Mullikin, Linda Gilbert, Donna En- ders, Angela Fkiger, Carole Benson. ROW 3: Karen Frank, Barbara House, Debbie Davis, Janni Catto, Leslie Stockton, MaryAnn McFarlane, Loma Bixler, Steve John¬ son. NOT PICTURED: Rexannc Vance, Cathy Sanders, Suzy Beyer, Gail Schneidmilkr, Vickie Walters, Kent Os- bom, Georgia Wurl, Lynn Chamberlain, Venla Dolan, Kathy Hanson, Pat Knuth, Don Mcllrath, Sally Perry-, Paula Raney, Chris Short, Kim Whitney, Pat Rosier, Kelly Abajian, Cathy McCabe, Claire Coryell, Elaine Fanshjer, Candy Fine, Janice Hall, Shelley Holloway, Karen Jilg, Lora Lewis, Dotty Monahan, Anne Vickers, Card Ganz- man, Viv Guthmiller. Carol Benson at Sharpstein School. CALENDAR OF FHA EVENTS Kidnap Bar-B-Q Sept, 24 Regional Meeting at Prosser Oct. 1 Initiation Ceremony Nov. 7 Progressive Christmas Dinner Dec. 19 Teachers’ Tea Jan. 19 Film Explaining Degrees Feb. 20 Recognition Day at Moses Lake Mar. 4 Demonstration by a local beautician Mar. 20 Awards and Installation banquet Apr. 17 State FHA Meeting Apr 21-22 Pam Coyle, Mary Boyd, Mary jo Biddlingmeier, Bobbie Hickman. FHA MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Teresa Brock, Margo Fancher, Deniee Henderson, Lorry Johnson, Sharon Rittenhouse, Rena Roop, Terri Russo, Carlene Wamsher, Janis Whitman, Cathy Jordan, Jody Myers, Carol Barnes, Lynn Sloan, MaryAnn Green way. FHA OFFICERS — FRONT ROW: Shirley Quaresma, Secretary; Chris Middleton, Presi¬ dent; Becky Mumm, First Vice President. ROW 2: Merridee Brunson, Yearbook; Lydia Lewis, Second Vice President; Nancy Barton, Treasurer; Mary Witherow, Publicity. 0 Watermelon Eating Contest For Homecoming. LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM: Bill Hun¬ ter, Duane Dep- ping, Gary Marr, Jim Vinti, John Lendacky, Richard Taylor, Bruce Hoisington, Bruce Scott, Dick Busch, Low den Borgens, Carl Zahl, Bill Stiller, Larry Stirling. FRONT ROW; Steve Plucker, Joe Fausti, Nick Stroe, Bill Hern¬ don, Larry Stirling, Bruce Hoisington, Kenny Thompson, ROW 2i Gary Marr, Bob Boldman, Dick Busch, Brian Harrigan, Scott Smith, Bruce Scott, Wally Goade, Jim Walters. ROW 3; Duane Knopf, Greg Kelly, Ken Maiden, Mike Bergevin, Dave Buttice, Dean Linderman, Alan Wolfe, Richard Taylor, Bill Stiller, ROW 4: Bill Cross, Rich Thompson, Ron Buell, Lowden Borgens, Dick Rand, Steve Jessee, Steve Jaekel, Joe Aronson, Tim Daniels, Tim Maycumber. NOT PICTURED: Eric Spies, Dale FaGalde, Mike Fitzsimmons, Lany Rogers, Bob Holloway, Frank Leonetti, For¬ rest McIntosh, Don Roberts, joe Small, John Smith, PAM DEMOTTS FFA Sweetheart The Wa-Hi FFA chapter has been very active this year. Livestock judging teams have traveled many miles to live¬ stock contests, placing high in some contests and low in others. Also, the Wa-Hi FFA officers assisted in installing the Prosser Chapter Farmers. Held at Wa-Hi this year, a leadership meeting was at¬ tended by 50 FFA members from Washington and Oregon. In public speaking, parliamentary procedure, and the Green- hand Creed contests, Walla Walla placed third with six schools participating. For relaxation during the winter, the FFA sponsored a frolic and a skiing party at Tollgate, At the annual parent and son banquet, all the boys who quali¬ fied received an award for many different achievements. John Ixmdacky, official delegate, and Duane Depping, al¬ ternate delegate, represented the Wa-Hi FFA chapter at the State FFA Convention in Pullman. The chapter has appreciated all that Pam De Motts, the FFA sweetheart, and her parents have done to make a suc¬ cessful year. BASKETBALL TEAM: Tim Daniels, Steve Plucker, Phil Wasscr, Larry ' Stirling, Bill Stiller, Bill Herndon, Bob Hollo¬ way, Bruce Hoisington, Bill Hunter, Forrest McIntosh, David Buttice, Mike Fitzsimmons. Vaiori Willhite, Sharon McDaniel, Shirley Rich ards, Norma Smith, Lorna Bixlct. Carol Bischoff, Dixie Seese, Lynda Lewis, Georgia WurL FRONT ROW: Carol Atlken, Carol Schmaltz. ROW 2: Pam Dc Motts, Georgia Wurl, Lynda Lewis. Joann Chamberlain Terry Hensley Dcanne Colombo Jim Cornelius Ron Wheeler Dennis Wilhelm Tom Bradley Bill Hileman Claudia Bastron LcRae Teal Tim Dawes Tom Bradley, vice president; Paul Snively, president; Claudia Bastron, secretary: Tim Dawes, vice president; Bill Hileman, treasurer; Ron Wheeler, parliamentarian; Le- Rae Teal, secretary. Judy Atchison gained experience on the job. FRONT ROW: Claudia Bastron Kay Nowles ROW 2: Tom Bradley Eli Stroe Bill Hileman Martin Buehler Norma Smith Lorna Rixler Shirley Richards Carol Collins Mr. Albert Claudia Bastron, Bill Hileman, Eli Stroe, Haas Paul Snively. Georgia Wurl, vice president: Dixie Secse, president; Mike Lynch, president; Carol Bischoff, vice president: Judy Atchison, secretary; Lynda Lewis, secretary; Ed Smith, sergeant-at-arms; Mike Thomas, treasurer; Pam DeMotts, parliamentarian. Dennis Peterson, Maryanne McFarlane, Garry Heilbrun, Genaro Coronado To learn the many facets of retail selling is the purpose of Distributive Education. At Wa-Hi, two Distributive Education Clubs of America are active, each one in Mr. Albert Haas first and second hour retail selling classes. Completed throughout the year were many ac¬ tivities which included selling candy and fruit cake, judging of downtown window displays, preparing a Thanksgiving basket, and being employed in down¬ town stores. Assistant managers and employees of department stores, a grocery store, and a bank, ad¬ vertising managers of a newspaper and a radio sta¬ tion served as guest speakers. One of these w r as Mr. Fred Randall, a former Wa-Hi Distributive Edu¬ cation student, NOT PICTURED —FIRST PERIOD: Vicki Phares, Berk Schock, Bill Winkles. SECOND PERIOD: Velma Ankney, Bonnie Arnold, Bill Cast, Mike Dobbins, Terry Heath, Elaine Haberer, Judie Peterson, David Smith. Distributive Education Martin Buehler, Paul Snively, Lynda Lewis, Ed Smith, Pam DeMotts Carol John Boule, Dennis Wilhelm, Sue Crawford. Bischoff, Mike Lynch, Dixie Seese. Jim Cornelius, Paul Snively. F.D. Hi-Y The F.D. Applegate Hi-Y school and community service dub participated in a variety of events this year. They sold polywog candies, Wa-Hi license plates, donated to the United Fund and solicited for the Washington Heart Association. Besides these contributions, they purchased two plaques for the clocks in the Commons. Taking an active part in Hi-Y Youth Legislature, the group traveled to Spokane and Olympia this year. The F.D. Hi-Y had an active, successful year. F.D. HI-Y — FRONT ROW: Tim Daniels, Tim Dodds, Tom Beechmor, Ken Hendrix, Dan Huntley, Bob Powell, Jim Oliver, Dirk Jansen. ROW 2: David Hoy, Gary Bene¬ fit!, Bob Bradshaw, John Briggs, Don Chaves, Bob Hoy, Stan Harrell, Steve Arland, Mike Maiden, ROW 3: Tim Baker, Ron Forbes, Dick Gross, Rick Coyle, Gordon Bern- rose, Gary Carlson, Larry Block, Tom Lindbcrg, Bob Gossett. Equites Hi-Y EQUITES HI-Y — FRONT ROW: Mike Melville, Sam Garmire, Forrest McIntosh, Shaldon Haer, Steve Drum- heller, Dennis Severson, Mike Harding. ROW 2: John Short, Don Boen, Bob Baker, Jack Fisher, Scott Rosen- kranz, Randy Roscamp, Jim Garrison, Tom McOmber. ROW 3: Leri Loiseau, Curtiss Potter, Hugh McEachen, Greg Gifford, Jim Nelson, Rod Moose, Hal Legg, Bill Hileman. 128 f Mike Johnson participated in the Hi-Y meeting in Spokane. This year’s F.D. Hi-Y officers included Mike Johnson, and David Hoy, pres¬ idents; Terry Goldsbury and Dan Huntley, vice presidents; Gordon Bern- rose and Stan Harrell, secretaries; Bob Gossett and Bob Powell, treasurers; Dave Schaub and Gordon Bemrose, chaplains; Jim Stmthers and Terry Golds¬ bury, sergeants-at-arms. David Hoy, Stan Horrell and Bob Powell were some of the F.D. Hi-Y members who put up posters for the Heart Fund it -in WALLA WALLA HI-Y — FRONT ROWr Jeff Callow, Terry Kinman, Mike Casey, Dave Dunterman, Larry Harding, Bob Haft, Mr. Worthington, Loren Van Busk irk, Tom Cies, Don Me lira th, Joe Kinney, Scott M oh Hand ROW 2 Terry Pascoe, Scott Wengreen, Rod Scruggs, Don Hamlin, Ken Nordstrom, Monty Montgomery, Tom Hays, Ron McCauley, Oscar Waggoner, Pat Harding, Mike Guisinger, Gary Wasemiller, Dick Ashmore, Ken Gates. Row 3: Greg Pepin, Andy Duncan, Tom Nelson, Dave Sanders, Tom Struthers, Bill McGough, Bob Connery, Tom Ary, Louie Woodard, Greg Bossini. Walla Walla Hi-Y The Hi-Y intramural football game. President speaking—Don Mcllrath Lettermen’s Club LETTERMEN’S CLUB — FRONT ROW: Tom Nelson, Chuck Martin, Ken Morgan, Randy McDougall, Dave Schaub, jerry Rra, Dan Hess, Larry Lee, Jerry Hensley, Bruce Crist, Gary Owsley, Dan Alley, Eric Johnson. ROW 2: Don Hamlin, Bob Buchanan, Ken Hendrix, Mike Casey, Ken Gates, Sam Schluter, Denny King, Dick Adams, Rich Eagon, Ron Johnson, Larry Siegel, Dave Dumerman ROW 3: Shaldon Haer, Jim Nelson, Glen Shaw, Dirk Jansen, Jerry Gaddy, Scott Brotherton, Roger Hart, Larry Block, Mike Anderson, Doug Lundeby, John KrummeL Dan Smoke, Rich Hays, 130 The members of International Relations Club are moti¬ vated by an interest in America’s relations with foreign countries. The club met each month in private homes to listen to lectures and discuss questions with people from foreign countries. In addition to these meetings, I.R, participated in the Model United Nations held in Ellensburg. After many hours of research, the delegates to the M.U.N. drafted resolutions concerning specific countries which were presented at the M.LT.N. General Assembly, IR CLUB — FRONT ROW: Dandle Christensen, Tom Angerman, Mary Schaeffer, Debbie Smith, Mary French, jaci Bescup, Barbara Tuttle, Barbara Johnson, Carolyn Kenyon. ROW Zi Steve BuJey, Sally Perry, Linda Laufer, Grace McDowell, Linda Gilbert, Lynn Chamberlain, Kim Whitney, Colleen Bergevin, Chris Whitner, Jan Pulfer. ROW 3: Dave Vannet, Ken Moore, Lynn Roesch, Steve Kenyon, Buddy Bown, Buddy Carlisle, Paul Frank, Carol Benson NOT PICTURED: Greg Gifford, Tim Campbell, Nancy Branning, Linda Stru- thers, Roger Hart., Dan Smoke, Jim Bene¬ fit, Dave Fagerstrom, Sandi Christensen, Miss Hood, advisor. KEY CLUB — FRONT ROW: Denny King, Craig Johnson, Ray Williams, Jim Phillips, Dick Adams, Chuck Martin, Jerry Jones, Lonny Lightfoot, Jerry Rea, Buddy Carlisle, Dave Fager- strom, Ken Morgan ROW 2: Mark Perry, Craig Noble, Wally Bless!nger, Dennis Dickey, La rry Siegel, Bruce Hill, Frank Lau- fer. Bob Buchanan, Larry Lee, Greg Scott, Pat Tucker, Ron Johnson, Gary Owsley. ROW ' 3: Mark Noble, Andy Bateman, Jim Hahner, Sam Schluter, Randy McDougall, Bone Martin, Rich Eagon, Roger Hart, Steve Reiber, Mike Anderson, Doug Lundeby, John Krummel, Dan Smoke, Jeff Buerstatte. NOT PICTURED: Doug Matthews, Mike McCoy, Dave Hulse, Dave Boschker, Val Hein, Randy Peterman. Key Club Directory Sale IR CLUB OFFICERS — FRONT RGW r : Bar¬ bara Tuttle, recording secretary; Carol Benson, secretary. ROW 2: Steve Kenyon, president; Buddy Carlisle, vice president. THESPIANS — FRONT ROW: Lorraine Brassard, Chris Vicstenz, Steve Kenyon, Georgia Havens, ROW 2: Penny Hallmark, Carole Storch, Dave Gradwohl Don McIIrath, Steve Johnson, Carolyn Kenyon. NOT PICTURED: Grace McDowell, Marguerite Birdsong, Boh Haft, Denise Rouse, Barbara Tuttle. Girls’ Rifle Team COUNSELING OFFICE: Leah Cherry, Carolyn Rye, Mary Boyd, Carole Storch AG MECHANICS: Eldon Lindsey, Bill Cross Frank Bodine. AG MECHANICS: Steve jessee, Ken Stuart, TEACHERS ASSISTANTS: Deb bie Cornell, Cheryl Hagemeister, Susan Anger-man, Judy Anderson (sitting). NOT PICTURED: Molly Spelgatti, TEACHERS ' ASSISTANTS: Betty Mullikin, Rexanne Vance, Angela Fleiger, Sheral Garmire (sitting). Assistants SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: Duane Depping, David Hoy, Diane Holmes. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT: Linda Laufer, Jeannie Helzer, Lorna Bixler (sitting). NOT PICTURED: Merlene Dubois Peggy Bodine, Frank Bran nan, Pam Stephen, Diana Montgomery-, Jerry Hauer, Don Hauer, Karen McClanahan, CAFETERIA: Bruce Thompson, Joyce Thomas, Karla Reinhardt, Judy McClana- John Smith, Don Roberts, Stanley Smith han, Willis Logan. CkWT SCIENCE ASSIS¬ TANTS NOT PICTURED: Sue Brewer, Teri York, Donna Gies, Scott Brotherton, Steve Kenyon, Bill Hunter, Georgia Wurl t Barbara House, Shelley Holloway, Dan Smoke. u t 1- � - W f firlrw ' nr;. • « “ “ 12. S vVl , pl K PHYSICS (top left): Janet Tichi, Paula Raney, Laura Futhey. ZOOLOGY (topcenter): R. L. Ram bo, Craig Bury and friend. SCIENCE (top right); Wayne Hays, Jim Nelson, Betsy Harris, Jcannie Can- guet, Dirk Jansen. BIOLOGY: Dorothy Monahan, Helen Sehneidmiller, Mary Ann McFarlane, Claire Coryell, Donna Enders, CHEMISTRY: Jean Czyhold, Sheral Gar- mire, Linda Gilbert. CHEMISTRY; Gordon Bern rose, Bruce Crist, Dave Gradwohl, Bob Gossett. BIOLOGY: Nancy Wilson, Marilyn Ster¬ ling, Robin Bond, Kathy Williams. STAND¬ ING; Lora Lewis. CHEMISTRY: Laura Futhey, Jim Benefiel, Janet Tichi. Assistants SHOP: Ron Dixon, Dave Parker, Mike McCoy. ARTS A ND CRAFTS: Judy Mason, Dave SHOP: David Bogle, Bob Klin- Bogle, John Fogarty. sky. BOYS 1 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSISTANTS (left): Bob Johnson, Ralph Hoggan, Gary Ongert, Frank Warner, (right) Rich Hays, Mike Dickinson, Mike Mitchell, jerry Hensley, (left below) Denny King, Glen Toland, Duane Bowers, Larry Palmer, Larry Bit k. ipESSaS- GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDU¬ CATION ASSISTANTS (above center): Vivian Gnth- miller, Peggy- Carter, Marcia Stockstad, Carol Bischoff. (above left): Leslie Stockton, Shirley Winn, Sandy Kibler, Virginia Hays. (above center) : Lynn Cham¬ berlain, Corine Carrier, Karen Bergevin, Terrie Groce, (above right) : Shirley Boat¬ man, Karen Frank. (left): Barb Johnson, Carol Benson. (right): Linda Sheets, Penny Hallmark. (far left): Ginny Korfhage, Mary- Beth Hartzheim, Cherry! Smiley, Jan Thomas. (left): Ray Reid, Tom Struthers, Dave Schaub. (lower left): Steve Old ridge, Dave Bogle, John Smith, (below): Doug Lundcby, Ron Dixon, Dick Rand, Dave Dunterman, NOT PICTURED: Dan Alley. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: John Davis, Terry Heath, Royal Fetter, Bruce VanZandt, Jim Small. L M. CENTER: Terry Hensley, Terry Reed, Tom Campbell, Rust Fankell, Elie St roe, Chuck Appling, John Davis, Gaylord Della. L M ; CENTER: Coken Stovall, Mike Guisinger, Terry Reed, Rex Kerns. I. M. CENTER: Rod Scruggs, Dennis Hannon, Ron Fields, Tim Dawes, Bill H lie man I. M. CENTER: Lam- Anderson, Den nis Severson, Dean Severson, Jim Ben¬ son, Steve Kinter, Jim VoshalL I- M. CENTER: Garry Heil- brun, Dennis Dawes, Pat Me- Farley, Dan Palmer, Steve JaekeL NOT PICTURED: Steve Ashmore, Steve McDir- mid, Eloise Goodhew, Dave Cochran, CHOIR: Jam Rescup, Ted Olson. BAND: Linda Carol Reybum. Goodman, NURSES OFFICE: Cheryl Rogers, Elaine Smithers, Linda Gau, I. M. CENTER: Roger Shively, Richard Roberts, Garry Heilbrun. NURSES’ OFFICE: Velma Ankney, Elda Narveson, Theresa Nov akovieh, NOT PIC¬ TURED: Linda Ellen- berger. PUBLIC ADDRESS: Tom Anger- man, Frank Hansche, Kent Osborne, Alan Robinson, Mr. McCorkle. LIBRARY (above left) : Reggie Taschereau, Dave Cochran, Don Knudson, Donna Haley, Carolyn Childers, Susan Moeller. (above right): Teresa Downing, Janice FaGalde, Jean Fausti. NOT PICTURED: Jean Yaw, Joyce Graham. (above): Susan Angerman, Barbara Wroc, FJda Narveson, Glenda Thomas. MRS. MONAHAN ' S OFFICE ASSISTANTS (below): Mary French, Kelly Abajian, Phyllis Merkle (below): Pat Rosier, Marcia Wendler, Chris Monahan, Carol Benson. (above): Charles Peterson, Dan Desiga, Darry Crossley. ATTENDANCE OFFICE (below): Terry Brumback, Penny Reyn¬ olds, Betty Harold. (right): Jeannie Garske, Connie Hoisington, Lynn Roesch, Linda Gau. (below right): Cathy Sanders, Jackie Sparger, Dixie Seese, Cheryl Hagemeister, Cathy McCabe. NOT PICTURED: Marg Beechinor. SPO Faces of anticipation . . hope . await the outcome of the point after touchdown attempt from the golden toe of Dan Alley, Mud so thick a change of uniform was necessary at ha If ' time didn’t even slow the Blue Devils, nor did rainswept fields daunt energetic, enthusiastic stu¬ dents from their avid support of this year’s Big Eight Champions. 138 139 VARSITY — WA-HI BOYS: Willie Hernandez, Jack York, Ray Reid, Jim Nelson, Jerry Rea, Dennis Dickey, Steve Paul, Steve Buley, Cross Country This was a building year for Wa-Hi cross country and yet a very successful one. We had only one returning letter- man from last year’s squad and the varsity consisted entirely of Sopho¬ mores and Juniors. All seven lettermen from this year will be returning next fall and in addition we will have this season’s undefeated JV runners. Plac¬ ing third out of 9 teams at the All- Valley meet in Richland, Wa-Hi was led by Jack York, the most outstand¬ ing runner of the year. The prospects for next year look very bright. If the boys show the enthusiasm and improve¬ ment they showed thi s year, we f ll be very hard to beat. Wa-Hi 37 Richland 18 Wa-Hi 27 Moses Lake 30 Wa-Hi 35 Pendleton 23 Wa-Hi 25 Kennewick 30 W r a-Hi 39 Pendleton 20 Wa-Hi 26 Pasco 29 Wa-Hi 20 Wenatchee 42 Wa-Hi Kennewick Wa-Hi 15 Hermiston 48 DENNIS DICKEY Patti Christensen, Mary Parsons, Susan Harsiad, Karla Schiffman, Jackie Sparger, Kathy Land Leona Cunnington, Patti Black- law, Susan Fisher, Susan Miller, Sue Bradford, Karen Parker, Cynthia Crudup, Janccn McCracken, Valerie Rietz, Sandi Chris¬ tensen, Debbie Da vis, Debi Hussey Kathy Leisle, Leslie Brown, Carolyn Goodrich, Connie Hoi sing ton. Royalettes This year the “Royalettes performed at a local Junior High school, a local hospital and at a dance team workshop, as well as at numerous football and basketball half times. The routines included modern dance and Charles¬ ton steps. To finish the year’s activities, the “Royalettes” performed at the Sadie Hawkins assembly. FRONT ROYY : Sandi Christensen, captain; Sue Bradford, Leona Cunnington, Janeen McCracken Sue Harstad, Valerie Rietz, Kathy Land, Susan Fisher, Susan Miller, Mary Parsons, Karla Schiffman. ROW 2: Connie HoUiogton, vice president; Patti Black law, Patti Christensen, Karen Parker, Jackie Sparger, captain; Kathy Leisle, Leslie Brown, Cynthia Crudup, Debi Hussey, treasurer; Debbie Davis, captain. ROW 3: Candyn Goodrich, president. Kathy Hanson dors a stag stand. VOLLEYBALL: Jeannie Garske, Jill Largent, Lynne Chamberlain, Sandi Chris¬ tensen, Marcia Wendler f Carol Benson. Linda Sheets in a front drop on the balance beam. Girls’ Sports BADMINTON: Leslie Stockton and partner wait¬ ing for service. BASKETBALL: Barb Johnson shooting a lav-in. 142 ft VOLLEY¬ BALL: Lynne Chamberlain, Jill Largent, Jeannie Gar- ske, Sandi Christensen, Marcia Wend- ler, Carol Benson. UPPER LEFT Shelley Maestretti does a back arch on the uneven parallel bars, BASKETBALL; Vivian Guthmiller and Jeannie GangueL BASKETBALL TEAM — FRONT ROW: Paula Downing, Peggy Hall, Lora Lewis, Lynn Roesch, Jean¬ nie Garske, Leslie Stockton, Barb Johnson, Marcia Wendler, Karen Flanagan. ROW 2: Miss Wirth, Vivian Guthmiller, Kelly Abajian, Jeannie Ganguet, Jill Largent, Sandi Christensen, Cheryl Cope, Mrs. Smith. The Homecoming week was started with the theme “If I Were.” “If I Were a Germ Day started the week’s festivi ties with all students wearing their grabbles The FFA sponsored an old fashioned water¬ melon eating contest. The earning of hammers and wearing of big shoes represented “If I Were a Hammer Day.” The Boys’ Federation sponsored the traditional Car Smash. “If 1 Were in Mourning Day” changed the students’ mood by the wearing of the signified class colors, followed by the Tug of War at noon. The dance entitled “If I Were a Traveler” along with the serpentine and game ended a successful week of activities. Homecoming Watermelon Eating Contest ROYALTY: King an Queen Linda Struth crs and Roger Hart, Princes and Princess Barbara Tuttle, Mik Johnson, Colleen Bei gevin, and Rich Eagon VARSITY — FRONT ROW: Denny King, Mike Murr, Eric Johnson, Randy McDouall, Bruce Crist, Jerry ' Gaddy, Mike Han¬ sen, Dick Adams, Val Hein, Ward Sandberg, Scott Brotherton, Jerry ' Ledford, Gary Brumback, Mike Mitchell, Don Born, man¬ ager, ROW 2: Jim Davison, manager: Dan Smoke, Dan Alley, Larry Block, Sam Schlutcr, Tom McOmber, Doug Borst, Steve A Hand, Tom Nelson, Mike Eisele, Mike Casey, Chuck Martin, Rich Hays, Dirk Jansen, Coach Drew. ROW ' 3: Head Coach Fletcher, Stuart Skidmore, manager; Steve Reiber, Hugh Me- Eachen, Dave Sanders, Steve Martin, Doug Lundeby, Ken Hendrix, Lonny Lightfoot, Dave Bosehker, Mark Grudzinski, Larry Hard¬ ing, Ray Williams, Craig Noble Coach Baker. SEASON SCORES Jamboree Wa-Hi 27 Kennewick 0 Wa-Hi 14 Richland 0 Wa-Hi 7 Eisenhower 6 Wa-Hi 21 Davis 13 Wa-Hi 0 Wenatchee ' 9 Wa-Hi 20 Moses Lake 0 Wa-Hi 27 Pasco 20 Wa-Hi 26 Kennewick 0 Wa-Hi 20 Richland 0 League Games COACH FLETCHER DICK ADAMS GARY BRUMBACK SAM SCHLUTER HUGH McEACHEN MIKE HANSEN MIKE MITCHELL This year the Wa-Hi Blue Devils again placed first in the Big Eight Conference. In the 1966 season opener, the jamboree at Pasco, Larry Siegel and Roger Hart made the 7-0 score to win the consolation play-off with Kennewick. Then the Blue Devils beat the Kennewick Lions 27-0, with touchdowns by Mike Murr, Randy McDougall, and Roger Hart. Despite a squad heavily depleted by the absence of Gary Owsley, Larry Siegel, Hugh McEachen, and Rich Hap, the rampaging Blue Devils beat Richland 14-0. The defense did an excellent job, thanks to teamwork and hard driving. Wa-Hi edged Eisenhower 7-6 with 64 seconds left in the game as Randy McDougall caught a pass from Eric Johnson to make the tying touchdown. Alley kicked the ball through the up¬ rights, for the conversion point. A super charged gang of Blue Devils trimmed the Davis Pirates 21-13 in the Homecoming game. The strengthened Wa-Hi defense made a good show that night. Eric Johnson and Mike Murr made the difficult Pirate game a winning one. Despite the rain-soaked Bomber field, the Blue Devils knocked over Richland 20-0. The Wa-Hi defense held strong and true with Jerry Ledford and Dan Smoke playing extra well. With a good defense unit working for a win, the Wa-Hi Blue Devils beat Kennewick 26-0. Randy Mc¬ Dougall, Mike Murr, and Dan Alley made the winning touchdowns. Mike Casey, a starter, in every game, proved to be a very efficient blocker. Wa-Hi played a sterling defensive game at Wenatchee. After losing the Wenatchee game (in the last quarter), the Wa-Hi Blue Devils took out their spite on the Moses Lake Chiefs and defeated them 20-0. Denny King made a good showing for the Blue Devils. The mighty Blue Devils unloaded a big bomb against Pasco, which nailed another victory 27-20 and gained Wa-Hi first place as champions. The game was highlighted with scores by Dan Alley, Jerry Gaddy, and Randy McDougall. Mike Mitchell came into the game in the last quarter and helped make the last touchdown. Wa-Hi boys who placed on the All-Star offensive lineup were Rich Hays (tackle), Dan Smoke (center), Erie Johnson (quarter-back), and Randy McDougall (back). Boys who placed on the All-Star defensive team were Steve Reiber (line) and Mike Murr (half-back). Those placing on the second offensive team w r ere Dan Alley (end) and Steve Reiber (tackle), w f hile Doug Lundeby (line) and Dick Adams (half-back) placed on the second defensive team. Hugh McEachen, Jerry Ledford, Scott Brotherton (line men) with Mike Murr as an honorary back received honorable mention. B SQUAD —FRONT ROW: Dan Furgesem, Mark Grudzinski, Dan Huntley, Ken Hendrix, John Turney, Stan Gilman, Craig Noble, Lonnie Lightfoot, Larry Harding, Ron Deinianew, Doug Frank ROW 2: Coach March banks, Greg Wendler, Dave Bosch- ker, Dave Hartzeirn, Conrad Bozlee, Frank Young, Ron Mc- LEFT: At the fall sports banquet, Dan Alley shared the co inspirational player award: Dan Smoke was named honorary captain: Doug Lundeby received the award as the most im¬ proved Senior; Dick Adams, co-inspirational player, and Rich Hays outstanding lineman of the year. Cauley, Sid Sleeker, Steve Board, Bob Forkes, Dave A Hand, ROW 3: Ron Mayhew, Dave Case, Steve Parsons, Kevin H us ted, Ray Williams, Mike Eisele, Dave Sanders, Lowden Borgens, Mike Tay¬ lor, Rick Coyle, Coach Mathdon. DENNY KING LARRY BLOCK LARRY SIEGEL CARY OWSLEY RANDY McDOUGALL STEVE ARLAND WARD SANDBERC MIKE MURR DAN SMOKE JERRY LEDFORD What has made 1966-67 one of the greatest sports years that Wa Hi has ever had? It’s the spirit that tells the boys that the hard working hours they’ve put in have been appreciated, and it was YOU, the student body, that provided the inspiration. The spirit of a school is pride and the cheerleaders wish very sincerely to thank you for the spirit that was produced this year. Our gratitude cannot be expressed on this page, but if you feel a little pride swell up inside at hearing the songs of Wa-Hi or at witnessing the climax of another graduation, you will know how we feel towards you — for YOU are Wa-Hi, its body and spirit Thanks again; it really has been great! Basketball ’67 MIKE ANDERSON KEN MORGAN ROGER HART DOUG LUNDEBY DON BOWEN, KENT WILLIAMS, managers; COACH BILL BIELOH, HEAD COACH KENT MATHESON, LARRY BLOCK, DEN¬ NIS DICKEY. ERIC JOHNSON Wa-Hi 72 Sunnyside 65 Wa-Hi 71 Kennewick 73 Wa-Hi 65 Hermiston 59 Wa-Hi 65 Eisenhower 49 Wa-Hi 71 Sunnyside 53 Wa-Hi 54 Pasco 45 Wa-Hi 65 Baker 55 Wa-Hi 84 Davis 52 Wa-Hi 79 Hermiston 65 Wa-Hi 75 Richland 65 Wa-Hi 53 Wenatchee 35 Wa-Hi 71 Moses Lake 45 Wa-Hi 58 Pasco 66 Wa-Hi 72 Kennewick 69 Wa-Hi 59 Davis 73 Wa-Hi 77 Eisenhower 79 Wa-Hi 39 Richland 88 Wa-Hi 77 Wenatchee 46 Wa-Hi 65 Moses Lake 51 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Wa-Hi 47 Sunnyside 65 Season Record 14 wins 6 losses B SQUAD—FRONT ROW: Val Hein, Coach Bill Bieloh, Dave Boschker. ROW 2: Jerry Jones, Ron Harris, Lee Abbo tt, Ward Sandburg, Steve Martin, Dave Case, Mike Hanson, Mike Taylor, Joe France. DENNIS DICKEY C SQUAD — FRONT ROW; Coach Bill McCorkle. ROW 2: A1 Smirei, Greg Wend- ler, Greg Johnson, Jim Phillips, Dennis Elkin, Bob Forbes, Mike Eisele, Les Peter¬ son, Mark Grudzinski, John Dietrich. The Wa-Hi Blue Devils launched the 1966-67 basketball season with a win over Sunnyside, 72 to 65. John Krummel succeeded in getting the most points. With Mike Anderson playing a strong defense and Mike Murr going for the rebounds, the mighty blues won the second game against the Hermiston Bulldogs, 65-59. The Sunnyside Grizzlies made quite a few miscues which the Blue Devils strong defense turned into winning points. John Krummel and Mike Murr each tallied 18 points for a final score of 71 to 53, In undoubtedly their toughest game of the year, the undefeated Blue Devils took the lead for good with less than a minute remaining in the third quarter. In this tremendous team effort, Eric Johnson and Mike Murr helped to make the victory over Hermiston possible. By playing a man-for-man defense, the Devils controlled the 53 to 35 Wenatchee game. Led by Doug Lundeby, the charging Blue Devils domi¬ nated the backboards against the Panthers. After misfortune in losing the games with the Pasco Bulldogs 58-66, the Yakima Pirates 59-73, and the Richland Bombers 37-88, the team came back with a crushing blow for Moses Lake. With Mike Murr’s foul shot starting a 14-point splurge in the third quarter and the agility of John Krummel, Mike Anderson, and Roger Hart, the game was bagged at 65-51, After a close loss to the Kennewick Lions (73-71), the mighty Devils blasted Eisenhower by utilizing a strong man-to-man defense through¬ out the 65 to 49 game. Dennis Dickey was extremely active during the game. With an extra strong defense and an equally strong will sparked by the win over the Pasco Bulldogs 54-45, the Devils raided fifth ranked Davis 84-52. Many of the team poured quite a few ' through the bucket. At home, a tumaway crowd of over 1700 fans saw the Wa-Hi Devils rip through the Richland Bombers 75 to 65. Every player on the team was striving for the win. The team then rolled to their fifth Big Eight w f in in a row p at the Moses Lake Chiefs ' home court with a 71 to 43 decision. Eight points were scored before the Chiefs dumped any shots. Then with Larry ' Block substituting for Doug Lundeby and the wall to win, the Devils beat Kennewick 72-69 in a close but very exciting game. Next, after beating the Cadets by 2 points {79-77}, Wa-Hi won a close game with Eisen¬ hower. The w ' hole team was fighting for the win. u We’re awful happy to be there, w as the joyous comment from the Blue Devil basketball team as they defeated the Wenatchee Panthers 77 to 46. Each member of the team was doing his best to win the last game of the season. Outstanding in their efforts for a final win were John Krummel, Mike Anderson, Doug Lundeby, Mike Murr, Roger Hart, Larry- Block and Tom Crudup. With promising members from the B and C squads, Wa-Hi can look forward to other successful years. WRESTLING TEAM —FRONT ROW: Steve Retber, Rich Hays, Mike Mitchell, Randy McDougall, Mike Me Coy, Denny King, Dave HuUe, Dave Schaub, Greg Scott, Roger Russell, jack York, Larry Lee. ROW 2: Bill Hill, Kevin Hlisted, Dave Dumerman, Jerry Ledford, Sam Schluter, Ray Williams, David Demaris, W ally Blessinger, Richard Knuth, jerry Hensley, Randy Stein, Jim Davison. ROW 3: Mr. Baker, coach; Tom Fulgham, Lowden Bor- gens, Doug Frank, Dan Huntley, Willis Logan, Stan Gilman, Steve Snell, Arnold Moreno, Mr, Stookey, coach. NOT PICTURED; Gary Fish, Gary Benefiel, Pat Tucker, Dana Levalley, Fred Edinger, Jeff Koehler. Wa-Hi Wrestling Team DAN SMOKE RICH HAYS COACH GLENN BAKER WRESTLING SCHEDULE Wa-Hi 47 Pasco Wa-Hi 26 Connell Wa-Hi 18 Davis Wa-Hi 19 Eisenhower Wa-Hi 24 Pasco Wa-Hi 24 Richland Wa-Hi 9 Moses Lake Wa-Hi 21 Kennewick Wa-Hi 31 Grandview Wa-Hi 27 Connell Wa-Hi 31 Wenatchee Wa-Hi 18 Kennewick 11 18 STEVE RE1BER t DAVE HULSE Quadrangular Match Wa-Hi, Pullman, LaGrande, Richland. Total Team Points RANDY McDOUGALL For—347 Against—230 ROGER RUSSELL The 1966-67 Wa-Hi wrestling team had a fair season this year, winning eight, losing live, and tying one. The total team points for grapplcrs was 347 against 230 ac¬ quired by the other schools. This year in individual rec¬ ords, Greg Scott achieved four out of the seven in the individual record list. He acquired the most take downs —15, which is now a school record, reversals, near-falls, and predicaments -12, 8, and 5. Greg was followed by Steve Reiber, who had the most escapes; Randy Me- Dougall, who had the most pins; and Dan Smoke, the quickest pin—58 seconds. On December 8th a total of seven pins was draw n up against the Pasco Bulldogs by Hulse, King, McCoy, Me BILL HILL, JIM DAVISON managers JERRY LEDFORD JACK YORK Doug all, Scott, and Hays. The final score was 47-3. The Blue Devils were defeated by one point, 19-20, by Eisen¬ hower on December 30. Greg Scott scored the match $ only pin. On January 10th the Wa-Hi Blue Devils recorded their second league wrestling win with a 24-16 decision over Richland. The Blue Devils had only one pin, that by- Roger Russell in the 122-pound class, to go with five deci¬ sions and a pair of draws. On January 24th the Blue Devils were behind 16-17 with three remaining matches. Dan Smoke, Rich Hays, and Steve Reiber scored 15 quick points to take a 31-17 victory over the Grandview Greyhounds. For the second time, the Blue Devils defeated the Con¬ nell Eagles 27-17 on January 26. Dave Hulse’s second round pin and decisions by Lee, York, Russell, Schaub and King took the Blue Devils to a 20-3 lead through seven bouts. On January 28th the Blue Devils defeated the Wenat¬ chee Panthers 31-11. Decisions by Lee, York, Russell, and Scott brought about an early 12-0 lead. The next three matches ended in draws for Hulse, Schaub and King, but McCoy, Me Dougall, Mitchell, and Reiber pulled Wa-Hi out of reach with four more decisions. On February ' 4th, Pullman won both its matches and LaGrande lost in the Quadrangular wrestling meet. Wa- Hi and Richland each won one and lost one. Randy Mc- Dougall won both bouts by pins for Wa-Hi, while Greg Scott won a decision and a pin; Dave Schaub took two decisions. Mike McCoy won by a decision and pin while Mike Mitchell took two decisions, GREG SCOTT CARROLL ADAMS TRACTOR COMPANY American Services Anderson ' s Market, Inc. THE BAKER-BOYER NATIONAL BANK B. Barer Sons Berry Electric Co. BLUE MOUNTAINS TELEVISION CABLE CO. CARNATION COMPANY Cascade Natural Gas Corporation CLARK ' S BOOK STORE CLISE AGENCY COLLEGE PLACE BINDERY Columbia Rural Electric Ass ' n., Inc. Colyear Motor Sales Co. Thank You EASTGATE COUNTRY STORE Electronic Service FALKENBERG ' S JEWELERS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FLEENORS Frontier Machinery GARDNER COMPANY, INC. GENERAL TEAMSTERS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND CANNERY WORKERS GENE ' S FORD, INC. Grange Insurance Association Grass! 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Sponsors Abbott, Lee 69,96,100,140,156 Abenroth, Loren 14,17,109 Legislative Assembly Rep. f Rifle Team Commander Abraham, Christi 69,102 Adams, Dick 16,17,96,130,131, 146.149 Boys ' Federation Vice-Pres., Key Club Pres,, Class Vtee- Pres,, Boys 1 State, Football Adams, Kenneth 69,110,124 Adams, Michael 69,111 Aho, Mark 69,111 Aitkcn, Carol 17,126 Future Homemakers of America Girls Federation, Girls ' Sports Aibee,George 69,110 Albert, Keith 17,96 Alexander, Denise 54,106 Alexander, Rick 69,112 Alexander, Mr, Doug 83,47 Alexander,Ron 54 A lexauder, Wayne 54,96 Allen, Virginia 17,106 Alley, Dan 17,13l t 135,138,147, 148.149 Lettermen ' s Club Vice-Pres., Football, Baseball Almon,Judy 54,106 Alonzo, Joe 69 Alt, Michael 54,66 Anderson, David L. 54,55,136 Anderson, Mr, Don 83 Anderson, Mrs, Dorothy 83,123 Anderson, Esther 54,104 Anderson, Judy 54,133,132 Anderson, Karen 69 Anderson, Linda 54 Anderson, Marlow 54 Anderson,Mike 17,130,131,154, 157 Basketball, Golf, Key Club Anderson, Robert 14,15,54,98, 101,106 Anderson, Vicki 54 A nder son, Mr. We Ido n 83 Angerman, Mrs, Geraldine 7,83, 14,15 Angerman, Susan 18,133,137 Arts and Crafts Assistant, Homeroom Secretary, Library Assistant Angerman, Tom 14,18,131,136 PA System, International Relations Club Angotti, Danny 18 Baseball, Rifle Team Angotti, Tom 69,114 Ankey, Georgia 69 Ankney, Velma 18,136 Distributive Education Club, Legislative Assembly, Youth Corps, Minute Girl Antes,Russell 69,110 Appling, Charles 18,109,112, 118,136 Rifle Team, Royal Blue Staff Appling Dan 69,74,110,124 Appling, Rene 1 54 Arland Dave 69,149,112 Arland, Merlene 15, 54,104 Arland,Steve 54,128,151 Armstrong, Bobbie 54 Armstrong, Frankie 54 Arnold, Bonita 18 Aronson, Joey 69,114,124 Arthurs, Tom Ary,Tom 54,128 Ashmore, Dick 54,128 Ashmore,Steve 18,136 Atchison, Judy 18,126 Minute Girl, Distributive Education Club, Youth Corps, DE Bulletin Board Committee Atkinson, Marisa 69 Ayers,Glen 53 Aycock, Steve 69,113 B Bacon, Roger 54,98,101 Bahneman, Helene 54 Bailey,Dan 14,69,96,112 Bailey, Janet 54 Bailey, Kathy 69 Bailey, Mrs, Mary 84,116 Bailey,Tana 53 Baird, Vicki 18 Leg is lative As se mbly, Dance Team, Minute girl Baker, Bob 54 Baker, Mr. Glenn 85,160,158 Baker, Mr. Jake 89 Baker,Tim 69,105,112,128,148 Bald, Kurt 18 Baldwin, Mrs, Mary 84 Ball, Lenn 68 Ballard,Caron 69,93 Bancroft, Don 69,110 Baney, Harold 54,110 Banks, Karl 54 Bannister, Cheryl 16 Bannister,Cindy 69,102 Bannister, Trudi 54 Bards ley, Roberta 54,105 Barker, Mikki 69 Barker,Thomas 57 Barnes, Carol 69,123 Barnett, Jeffrey 54, III Beagle, Mr. George 85 Bartlett,Bruce 54,111 Barton, Nancy 54,95,123 Basel, Alvin 69,111 Bastron, Claudia 18,122 126 Pres. Distributive Education Club,FTA, Homecoming Comm, Bateman, Andrew 69,114,130 Bateman, Bob 54,109,112 Bates, Bob 19 Bates,Cynthia 69 Bates, Don 54 Bates,Sheryl 69,102 Baumgardner, Lindsey 19 Dance Team Secretary B au mgard ne r, Steve 4 5 Baumgardner,Tom 69,112 Baxter, Howard 19 Beachman,Steve 69 Beard, Mrs, Dorothy 84 Beard, Eleanor 69,100 Beatty, Richard 54,100,118 Beck, Mary 54,106 Beck,Sheryl 69,98,100 Beechinor, Margaret 19,94,137 Girls League Cabinet Asst. Beechinor, Sue 15,09 Beechinor, Tom 15,19, 108,120 128 ROTC Brigade Commander, Outstanding 2nd year ROTC Cadet, FD Hi-Y, Senior Justice Traffic Court Beeson, David 19,98 Band Beito, Barbara 54 Bell,Charles 68 Beni rose, Gordon 19,134 FD Hi-Y,Tennis Bena, Linda 54 Bender, Dorothy 69 Benedict,Joe 54,112 Benefiel,Gnry 69,112,128,168 Bencfiel, James 13,19,120,131, 134,140 International Relations C lub , Boys 1 State, Cross Country Track,Comm. Campus Bennett,Kathleen 69 Benson, Carol 14,17,19,93,94, 95,120,122,131,135,137,143 Girls League Treas,, IR Club Recording Sec.-Treas., FTA, NHS, Crest Benson,Jim 55,136 Be nto n, Robert 19,105,118 Royal Blue Bcnstel, Cheryl 19 Benzel, June 70 Berg, Ronald S3 Bergevin, Colleen 17,19,92,120, 145,153 Girls ' League Rep,, Girls League Cabinet Member, Track, Cheerleader, Inter¬ national Relations Club Bergevin, Karen 15,20,135 Bergevin, Marcia 55, 56,95,153 Bergh, Audrey 20 Bergman, Karen 70 Berney, Doug 20,100 Cadet Band Berrones,Gloria 70 Berry, Mr. William 89 Beryl, Margaret 68 Bescup,Jaci 20 93,98,106, 120,131,136 Band, Music Librarian, International Relations Club Beyer,Suzy 20,122 FTA Biddlingmeler, Mary Jo 20,123 FHA,Girls Glee Club Bieloh, Mr, Bill 84,155,156 Bigelow, Melissa 55 Billow, Mary 70 Birdsong, Marguerite 53 107, 132 Transfer Alexandria, Va. Yearbook,Red Cross Rep,,Student Control Acti¬ vities, Office Assistant Biscboff,Carol 20,93,126,135 DE Club, Minute Girl, Home Room Vice-Pres.,Girls Sports, Leg, Assembly Rep. Bischoff t C athryn 20 After School Sports, Minute Girl, Pep Club Blsha,Jon 80,116,120,121 Golf,Quill and Scroll, NJJS, Journal Bittick, David 55 Blxler, Lorna 20,98, 101,106, 120,122,126,155 B and, Pep B and, O rehe stra, Future Teachers of America, NHS Bjcrkc, Bruce 14,15,55,98,102, 105,106 Blanchard, Craig 70,100 Black Sharie 55,104,15.4 Black law, Patty 14,55,102,14 1 Blessinger, Carole 70 Blessinger, Wally 70,75 06 114,130,158 Bliek, Marlee 55,122,125 Block, Larry 20,128,131,135, 149,155,157 Football, Basketball, Letter- men ' s Club Board Karla 20,93,94,98,109 Homeroom Officer, Minute Girls See Sponsors, Rand, Cabinet Assistant Board,Steve 70,96,100,149 Boatman, Kathy 70 Boatman, Shirley 20,136 Dance Team Boaz,Mr. Albert 84 Boaz, Handy 70,112 Bodine, Donna 70 Bodine, Francis 21,153 Legislative Assembly Bodine, Peggy 70,133,95 Boen, Jr,, Don 70,14 8,113,128, 155,156 Boettcher, Robin 70,93 Bogle David 21,134,135 Bogle, Don 70,112 Roldmtm, Dave 70,111 Boldman, Vicki 21 Distributive Education Club Bollinger, Mindy 70 Bond, Joe 55, 111 Bond, Robin 55,134 Bo ness, Kenneth Boness, Rebecca 21 Boolen.Randee 21,98 Legislative Assembly, Senior Band.Minute Girl, Assembly Skits, Homeroom Pres, Boolen, Rhonda 15,70,95,100,96 102 Borgens, Lowden 70,112,124,149, 158 Borst, Doug 53 Transfer Coulee City, Most Valuable Lineman Football, Most Inspirational Player Basketball, Letter men’s Club Boschker, David 70,156,149,113, 130 Boicfaker, Mr, Wilbur 84 Boss ini, Greg 70,112,124,128 Boule,Cathy 55,95,98,109 Boule, John 21,113 Drill Team Bowerman, Elaine 55,98,101 Bowers, Duane 21,135 Rowers,Greg 55 Bown, Buddy 21,96,108,131 International Relations Club, Boys ' Federation Homeroom Rep,, ROTC Cadet Major Boyd, Mary 21,93,9 8,101,123, 133 FHA, Minute Girl Boyd, Rolette 55 Bozarth,Bcrt 70 Bozlee, Conrad 70 f 149 Bradford,Sue 76, 141 Bradley,Tom 21,112,126 ROTC Officer, Distributive Education Club Treasurer Bradshaw, Bob 70,110,128 Bradshaw, Linda 21,118 Royal Blue Staff Hrndstreel, Susan 21,94 99 Girls’ League Cabinet Assistant, Flngswfnger Brady, Ken 53 Brager, David 70,113 Bragg, Janice 55 Branimn, Charles 55,110 Brannon, Frank 70,110,133 Brunning, Nancy 54,106,122, 131 Brassard, Larry 21 Rifle Team Brassard, Lorraine 14,22,116 118,121,132 Quill and Scroll Vice- Pres., Thespians, Journal Photography Ed,, Royal Blue Co-Ed. Legislative Assembly Bratvold Mr Allen 89 Rraunch, Mary Lou 70 Rreiner Mike 70,114 Brewer Beverly 41 70 Brewer, H. Rue 55,134 Brewer, Vicki 70 Briggs .John 15,71 112,128 Briones,Roberto 71,114 Bristol,Charles 55,111 Briston, Lester 68 Brittain, Mrs, Carolyn 89 BrobergpJudi 22 Legislative Assembly Rep,, Minute Girl, After School Sports Brock, Teresa 55,102,123 Brockw ay,M r s. Lynda 84 Brooks, David 71,96,111 Brooks, Donald 55 Brooks, Lois 15,55 Brooks, Ted 71 113 Brotherton, Mrs. Marjorie 89 Brothcrton,Scott 55,156,131, 154 ( 88 Brough, Michael 55, 111, 118 Brower Jeannie 71 Brown, Larry 55 Br own, Leslie 55,71,141 Brown, Linda 22,45,104 Choir Bruce,Robert 55,113 Brueggcmeier, Mr, C. 84 Brumbnck,Gary 71,110,148 Brumback,Terryann 22 137 Brunson, Merridee 55,123 Brush, Barbara 109 22 Sponsors, Minute Girl Legislative Assembly Rep. Brush,Rosalie 71 Buchanan,Robert 55,57,96,112 136,131 Buckland, Sandra 71 Buckley, Dan 22 Boys’ Federation Rucknum, Mrs. Beth 84 Budd , Danny 69 Buehler, Martin 22,126 Buell, Ron 22,124 Future Farmers of America Biter static Jeff 55,57,96, 113, 130 Ruley, Steve 15,55,63,110 131, 140 Bump, Bruce 69 Burgess,Janet 22,92,109 Sponsors FHA, Track Burgess, Patty 71,100 Burley,Charmaine 22 Pep Club Burley,Roxann 56 Burnette, Diana 56 Burns Margie 56 Buroker.Joan 56 Bury,Craig 22,108,134 ROTC Staff Officer, Wa-Hi Radio Show , Boys ' Federation Rep., Zoology, Anatomy and Physiology Lab. Asst. Busch Richard 71,113,124 Busk Irk .Steve 71 Buttice David 71,53,114,124 Buttice Roy 56 By ergo, Bonnie 22,123 Bynum, David 15 51,56,98 Byr d, Margaret 71 C Callaway Martha 71 Callow, Jeff 56,128 Campanelli, Mike 71 Cnmpanelll Steve 71 114 Campbell, Barbara 22 Girls ' League, Minute Girl Girls’ Track,Dance Comm. Campbell Craig 71,114 Campbell, Mary 56 Campbell, Norman 56 Campbell,Steve 71,111 Campbell,Thomas 22,136 Campbell, Tim 15,56,131,140 Cannon,Jim 56,109 110 Cantrell,Cindy 71 Cardenas, Vivian 71 Carlile, Carol 71,106 Carlile, David 71,101,98 Carlisle, Buddy 15,23,105 108, 120,130,131,153 Cheerleader, Vice-Pres, FR Club, Equiles Hi-Y,Choir, Class Officer Carlisle, Dan 22 Boys ' Federation, Baseball JV Carlisle, Nancy 56 Carlson,Gary 71 112,128 Carman, Jerry 71,112 Carpenter Barry 71,100 101 Carr, Keith Carrier,Corrine 23,120,135 National Honor Society, After School Sports Carter, Peggy 15 56,93,95,109, 135 Carter, Peggy 7! Carver, Bill 69 Case, Dave 71,114,149,156 Casey, Mike 56, ISO, 128,131,148 Casey,Pam 71,93,95 Csaseday, Rosie 71 Cast, William 23,105 114 Choir, ROTC Officer Catto, Janice 23,109,118,122 Future Teachers of America, Sponsors Chamberlain, Joann 23,109,326 Sponsors, Dance Team, Legislative Assembly Chamberlain, Lynn 56,95,122, 131,135,143,153 Chandler, Karen 23,36,98,101, 104,106 Band, Choir, Sports Chase,Craig 51,98,106 Band Chase, Wray Jene 72,102 Chaves, Don 23 128 Cheatham, Lynn 72 Cherry,Leah 24,95,133 Childers,Carolyn 56,137 Chipman, Leila 56 Christensen, Danelle 56,104, 131 Christensen, Day 56,113 Christensen, Patty 72,141 Christensen, Sandra 14,24,94, 95,116,120,121,131,141,142, 143 Senior Student Court Justice, Royalettes, NHS, Crest Chun, Jim 72,109,113 Clark, Mr. Charles 84,125,124 Clay, Mrs, Eva 84 Clay berg, Lynda 56,102 Clements, Barbara 41,56,95,109 Clements, Dan 24 Boys ' Federation Rep, , Legislative Assembly Clendaniel, David 72,114 Clfngan, Greg 73,112 Clute, Gayle 72,110 Cobb,David 72,111,137 CoblentK, Kathy 24 Cochran, David 56,136,137 Cochran, Mary 72 Cochran, Robin 24,122 International Relations Club, Future Teachers of America Coe,Sara 72 Cole,SFC Juel 84 Coll ey,Kathleen 24 Colley, Tom 56 Collins,Carol 24,126 Collins, Jim 53,114 Football, Wrestling, Track Collins, Richard 72,113 Colombo , Deanna 24,126 Combs,Janice 72 Conaway , Sally 56,109 Conklin, John 56 Connery, Kathy 24 After School Sports Connery , Robert 72,112,128 Conrad,Sandy 71,112 Conradt,Carolyn 72,95 Converse,Jeanne 72 Cook,Guy 72 Cope,Sheryl 72,98,100,102, 106,142 Copeland, David 57,96 Corkruni, Frank 14,15,57 Cornelison, Mr, V,P, 84 Cornelius, Jim 24,126 Cornell, Mr, A.H 89 Cornell, Debbie 57,133 Co ro nado, Gena ro 24 JV Baseball Coronado, Irma 57 Corrin, Carol 15,57 Cortina s, John 57 Cortinas, Robert 24,112 ROTC, Legislative Assembly Representative, Boys 1 Federation Representative Coryell,Claire 57,95.99,122, 134 Coster, Margaret 14,25,116,121 National Honor Society, Journal Cottrell, June 25 Minute Girl Cottriil, Janice 69 Courson, Rick 57 Cousins, Debbie 57,93 Cousins,James 53 Cowan, Christine Cox, Chris 72,102 Cox,Steve 72,113,128 Coyle, Daryl 57,113 Coyle,Cindy 57 95,109,116 Co yle, Marie 25,95 106,122 Orchestra All-State Orch- e stra, All Northwe st Orchestra Crest, FT A Coyle, Pam 72,123 Coyle Richard 57,128,149 Coyle, Mrs. Ze 1 ma 89 Craddock,Judy 72 Craddock,Susan 72 Craig, Jake 14,15,72 Cranor, Lis 25,92,93,109, ] 18, 120 Nat ' I Honor Society Hist , Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Legislative Assembly Rep,, Minute Girl,Sponsors Major Crawford, Douglas 25 Boys ' Federation,Dramatics Club, Pep Club, JV Football, JV Basketball Crawford, Sue 25 Pep Club, Legislative Assembly, Distributive Education Club Cribb, Elizabeth 57 Criss,Susan 57,102 Crist, Bruce 25 120,131 134 Football,Chemistry Lab, Ass ' t National Merit Letter of Commendation Cross,Bill 25,110,124,133 Future Farmers of America, FD Hi-Y Cross, Steve 7 57,111 Crossley, Darry 72,96,100,137 Crudup, Cynthia 15,72,98,14 1 Crudup, Tom 25,74 100,114, 154 157 ROTC Officer Crumpacker, Kim 72,114 116 Cnimpacker, Mr. Wilbur 89 Cummins, Linda 72,102 Cundiff, Diane 72,98,100 Cunningham, Mr. Gilbert 89 Cunnington, Leona 57,141 Curcio.Sam 57,112 C ybold,Bonnie 69 Czyhold, Jean 25,118 121 122 134 Royal Blue Business Editor, Chemistry Asst,, Future Teachers of America, Quill and Scroll D Dahl, Dianna 72 Dalton.Carol Lyn 53 Dammar ell, Craig 25,120 Rifle Team ROTC Officer, Tennis Team Dammar ell Doug 72,114 Daniel,Tiro 57,124,128 Daniels Helen 53 Daniels, Ralph Daughery, Steve Davenport Craig 14,15 25,114 116,120 Legislative Assembly Rep., Football, Track, ROTC, NHS, Lettermen ' s Club Davilla, Rachel 57 Davin, Allen 72,111 Davis, Deborah 25 94,104,109, 120,122,141 Choir, Sponsors Dance Team, Sports, FT A. Davis,John 25 136 Davis, Luana 57 Davis, Odessia 72 Davis,Roger 25 96 Boys Federation Rep, Davis, Valerie 72 Davison, James 72,112,148,158, 161 Dawes, Dennis 72,112,136 Dawes, Tim 26,126 136 Distributive Education Club Vice-President Decker, SFC Derry 84 DeLane, Lora 57 Della, Gaylord T. 57,136 Della Maggiore, Norma 26 Demaris, David 72,105 114,158 Demi anew, Paul 72,100 Demi anew, Ron 149 Demotts, Pam 26,126,125,1 22 Legislative Assembly Future Teachers of America Dennis, Mr. Johnnie 85 Dennis Mike 57,105 Depping, Duane 15,26 96,120, 124,133 Legislative Assembly Rep,, Boys ' Federation Rep., NHS, Track, FFA Vice-President Design, Dan 26,137 Dewey, Larry 26,109,111 ROTC Drill Team Dewey, Linda 15,26,93 Pep Club After School Track, Minute Girl, FHA, Office Assistant De Witt De anne 72,93,102 DeWitt, Donna 14 15 26,93 Legislative Assembly Rep., Minute Girl,Ticket Comm. De Vaney, Rennes 72 Devine, Barbara 57 Dickey, Dermis 57,130,140,155 Edwards, Mike 58 Fletcher, Mr, Felix 85,147 157 Eiselo, Mike 73,110,149,157 Fogarty, John 28,134 Dickinson, Mike 26,135 Elder, Mr. Don 89 Follett, Marcia 73,93,95 P 4 E, Assistant, legislative Elders, Lucretia 73 Fondham, Dean 58,100,101 Assembly Alternate Elkin, Dennis 73,112,157 Fong, Kenny 58,96 Dietrich, John 72,111,157 EHedge, Mr, Eugene 82 Forbes, Bob 73,111,128.149,157 Dixon, Ronald 26 f 134,135 Ellenbcrger, Linda 27,136 Fortney, Dennis 28,105,106,98 Track EUingeon, Dorothy 27 Band Drum Major, Pep Band, Dobbins, Mike 26,128 Ellison, Mike 73,109,114 Choir Walla Walla Hi-Y Chaplain, Em igh, David 58,114 Fortune, Marvin 53 Legislative Assembly Rep, Eoders, Donna 27,134,120,122 Founts, Marilee 73,93 Dodd, Delbert 26 Biology Lab Assistant, France Joe 73,111,156 Dodds, Donna 72,05 After School Sports, FTA Frank , Doug 58,149,158 Dodds, Tim 26, :H S 128 Endreson,John 27 Frank, Karen 28,122,135 Dolan, Aietha 72 Eng, Richard 58 Future Teachers of America, Dolan, Venla 26,93,122 Eng Stan 27 Legislative Assembly Legislative Assembly Rep., Engen, Linda 73 Frank, Paul 14 29,98,101,106, Minute Girl, FT A Englander, Marilyn 58 120,131 Downend, Kay Estes,Kaye 73 NHS President, international Down end, Saundra 72 Estling, Mary 28,105,122 Relations Club, Student Downing, Diane 57 Future Teachers of America, Court Chief Justice, Band, Downing, Paula 72,106,142 Choir Pep Band Downing, Teresa 72 137 Ewing, Lanetta 73 Frazier,Jane 58,93,98 Doyle, Nancy 57 Eycteshymer, John 53 Frazier, Virgil 73,110 Draeger, Dorreen 57 Eyes tone, Wilson D. 28,98 Freeman, Colleen 14,15,73 Drake,Janeen 16,27 Band Freepons,Susan 73 Girls League, Minute Girl, Homeroom Pres, and Sec, Journal Cub Staff , FTA Drew, Mr. Lewis 85,148 F FaGalde, Dale 73,113 French, Craig 58 French, Mary 13,29,92 109,95, 120,122,131,137 International Relations Club Drumheller David 58,111 FaGaide, Janice 28 137 ASB Commissioner of Aeti- Drumheller Laurie 72 Girls ' League, Pep Club vities, Crest President, NHS, Drumheller, Steve 27,96,109, Fagerstrom, David 14,28,98, FTA 128 101,120,130,131 Froeee,Gordon 73,112 Legislative Assembly Rep., Student Court Justice, Key Fry, Carrie 29 Boys 1 Fed, Rep,, Equites Club, Band, International Re- Fry ' , Dannie 73,112 Hi-Y, ROTC Drill Team latlons Club, NHS Fry, Rita 58 Comm,, Boys State Alternate Fahringer, Mr, Bob 85 Fuentes, Manuel 58,110 Dubois, Marlene 72,133 Fairley , Bettie 73 Fuge,Judy 74 Duff, Beverlie 58 Fanchor, Margo 73,102,122,123 Fulgham Thomas 29 98,101,158 Duff, Maryann 72 Fankell.Russell 28,136 Legislative Assembly Rep. , Duff, Wayne 14,27,98,106 Boys 1 Federation Football, Wrestling, Band, Tennis, Campus Patrol, Sr, Farrens, Dean 28 Boys Federation Rep, Band, Student Court Bailiff , Farrens,Greg 73,100 Fuller,Dale 58,109 112 Tridents Fanshier, Elaine 58 Fuller, Judy 58,109 Duffy, Judy 58 Fausti.Jenn 28,58,137 Fuller, Linda 29,104 Dunbar, Linda 72,102 Fausti, Joseph 58,109.114,124 Fuller, Sandra 74 Duncan, Andrew 27,120,128 Fenno, Mr. Elton 85 Furgeson, Dan 74,111,149 Walla Walla Hi-Y Sec and FemiOpJudi 28,104 Furrow,Dan 58 Pres,, NHS Future Teachers of America, Futhey, Laura 29,134 Dunkelburg, Barb 58,132 Choir Tennis, After School Sports Dunkelburg, Bridgette 58 p 63 104 Dunkelburg, Chris 72 Dunterman, Dave 27,128,131, Ferret, John 14,28,120,121 Wa-Hi Journal Sports Co- Editor, B Squad Baseball, NHS Publicity Chairman G Gabriel son, Dennis 74,109,110 135,158,159 Student Court Gaddis, Mike 58 Wrestling, Baseball, Walla Ferris, Elias 28 Gaddy,Jerry 58,98,101,131, Walla Hi-Y Fetter, Royal 58,114,136 148,151 Dwyer,Janet 58,109 Fiedler,Judy 73 Gallo, Anthony 111 Dye, Nancy 58 Fields, Larry 28,68 Gallo, Frank 74 E Fields, Ronald 14,28,136 Fine, Candice 50, 304,122 Gallo,Guy 58, Ill Ganzman,Carol 58,122 Eagon, Paul 73,110,128 Fish,Gary 58,158 Fish.Kylle 58,122 Ganzman, Georgia 74 Ganguet, Jeannie 16,29,93,95, Eagon, Rich 27,130,131,145,153 Fisher,Jack 73,110,128 108,109,134 142,143 Cheerleader, Track Fisher,Susan 73,102,141 Sponsors Lt. Col,, Girls 1 Eccles, Robert 58,113 Fitzsimmons, Mike 73, H4 League Sec,, Senior Class Eddy, Molly 73,93 Flanagan,Karen 73,106,142 Treas..Junior Prom Prin¬ Edgar, David 58 Flathers, Dan 14,58,113 cess Girls ' Basketball Edinger, Fred 58,158 Fleenor,BiU 73,110 Garcia, Frank 58 Edington, Larry 27 1 112 Flelger, Angela 15,28, 106,120, Garmire.Snm 74,110,128 Homecoming Week Activities 122,133 Garmire Sheral 29,122,133 134 Committee Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America Edington, Merrldy 73 Historian, Orchestra, NHS Corresponding Secretary Edwards, Jim 53 Fleiger, Caroline 58,106 Garner, Dick 74,96,112 167 168 Garner,Jean 74 Garner,Tony 74,96 Garrard,Gary 58,114 Garrison, Carrie 74 Garrison, Jim 14,58,98,128 Garrison, Mike 106 Garske,Jeanne 29,92,95,109, 120,137,142,143 Sponsors, Crest, NHS, Girls League Head of Finance, Legislative Assembly Garske Margaret 29,109 Sponsors Garver Bob 58,114 Gates,Kathleen 29,95,102,104 Choir, Pep Club, Girls ' Glee Club, Minute Girl Gates, Ken 16,30,128,131 Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Class President, WW Hi-Y Letter men 1 ® Club, Baseball Gates, Larimla 30 Future Homemakers of America, Sports Gates,Sam 58,105 Gau, Linda 14,30,136,137 Legislative Assembly Geist, Maries 59 Gessel, Phyllis 53,104 Geyer, Larry 59 Gibb,Leon 59,98,105 Gibbs,Carol 57,59,94,109 Gies, Donna 59,122,134 Gies, Tom 30,113,128 Walla Walla Hi-Y Gieselman Joan 30 Pep Club Gifford, Gregory 59,96,114, 128,131 Gilbert, Linda 23,30,92,95, 120,122,131,134 NHS Secretary, Crest, Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Future Teachers of America, Inter¬ national Relations Club Gllkison, Mike 74 Gilman,Stanley 74,114,149,158 Gladfclter, David 74,113 Glass, Mike Glen, Christina 59 Glockhamer, Heidi 74 Glover, Karen 59,98,153 Goade,Wally 74,110,124 Goetsch, Stephen 14,30 Goetz, John 59,98,101,106 Legislative Assembly Rep, Gold sbury, Terry 16,30,96,105 FD Hi-Y Vice-President, Senior Class Boys ' Federa¬ tion Gonzalez, Richard 53 Goodhew Eloise 30,104,136 Minute Girl, Choir Goodman, Beverly 59 Goodman,Linda 30,101,104,106, 136 choir Goodrich,Carolyn 30,41,109,141 Homeroom Secretary, Sponsors, Royalettes President, Senior Class Girls 1 League Rep. Goodwin, Cbriss 59 GooIsbey, Robert 74,100 Gorham, Brent 59 Goneher, Deanna 59 Gouge,Jim 59,110,118 Gossett, Bob 29,30,128,134 FD Hi-Y Officer Gradwohl, David 30,107,128,132, 134 WW Hi-Y, ROTC GradwohI,Sharon 59 Graham, Joyce 30,137 Graham, Randy 59 Grassi, Judy 74 Gray,Miss Ruth 85,118 Green, Kay Jean 74 Green, Marsha 59 Greenway Mary 59,123 Gregerson,Terry 74 114 Gregory,Terry 74,95 Greer, Richard 59 Greethurst Tom 74,112 Grider,Clyde Alan 30 Griffin Wanda 59 Groom Dennis 74,111 Gross Richard 30,98,120,128 National Honor Society, Band Grote, Margie 74,93,95,104 Grote, Mary 31,95 Legislative Assembly Rep , Dance Committees Choir, Crest, Minute Girl Grote,Teresa Anne 59 95 135 Grudzinski, Mark 74 110 149,157 Guisingcr Michael 31 128,136 Boys ' Federation Guthmiller Vivian 31,93,95,122, 135,142,143 Girls ' League Cabinet Asst., After School Sports, Minute Girl, Crest, FTA H Haase,Mr- Albert 85 127 Haberer, Elaine 31 Girls ' league, Teacher ' s Assistant Haber stock, Mr, Joe 89 Haer Dennis 59,101 llaer,Shaldon 31,100,110,131 Legislative Assembly Rep. Boys ' Federation Rep Football Equites Hi-Y Halt, Bob 17 31 107,128,132 WW Hi-Y Hagedom, Brenda 59 Hagedom, Dan 74, 111 124 Hagedom Ronny 74,110 Hagedom, Sandra 31,92 Quill and Scroll Secretary ' , Girls ' League Cabinet Head Publicity, Journal Hagemeister,Cheryl 31,45 122, 133,137 FTA, Teacher ' s Assistant Hagen, Jerome 69 Hahner, James 15 59 113,130 Haley, Donna 137 Haley Kathy 74 Hall,Janice 31 122 Homecoming Committee, FTA Hall, Peggy 59,142 Hallmark, Bruce 31,116 Journal Hallmark, Penny 59 98,107,109, 135,132 Halter, Gilbert 74,113 Hamburg, Suzanne 59,93 109 Hamilton, Rosemary 59 Hamlin, Don 31,128,131 WW HI-Y, Tennis Hammaek,Orla 31 Hammack Robert 74 114 Hanes Karen 32 Hanford Mrs, Darlene 89 Hankla, Joy 59,101 Hanks, Alison 74 Hanks,Susan 59 Hansche Frank 59,98 118 136 Hansen, Debbie 74 Hansen, Donald 32 Hansen,Joel 59 Hansen, Mike 74,112,148 156 Hansens, Glen 59 Hansens, Linda 14,32 120 Dance Team, Legislative Assembly, NHS Hanson Burl 59 Hanson, Mr Franklin B. 82 Hanson.Jean 59 Hanson, Kathryn 59 109 122,143 Harding,Cindy 59 Harding Ken 74 111 Harding Larry 74, 111, 128,149 Harding, Mike 59,128 Harding, Pat 74 112,128 Harman, Don 53 Harman, Dennis 32,136 Wrestling FD Hi-Y Harmon, Dan 59,110 Harmon, Dave 74 114 Harmon Mr Hay 85 Harold Betty 32,92,109,137,95 Sponsors, Crest Minute Girl Harper, Ellen 74 Harper, Stephen 32 Harrigan Brian 74,96,113,124 Harris, Barbara 74 134 Harris, Elizabeth 16,32 99 Junior Class Secretary , Senior Class Secretary, Girls ' League C abinet Asst, F lag sw inge r, SPADES Harris, Ronald 74,114 156 Hare tad. Sue 59 141 Hart Roger 29,32,96,97 120, 130,131,145,14 8,155,157,4 7 Basketball, Football Boys ' Fed. Pres. Key Club, NHS Hart, Sam 74 100 Hart, Sherry 74,102 Harter,Bess 74 Hartley Connie 59,101,102 105 Hartwell „ Linda 59 Bar twig, Rickey 60,98 10] Hamhelm, David 74 96,110,149 Hartzhetm, Mary 60,93,135 Harvey, Bari 32 110 Hastings Cindy 60 Hauer Don 15,75,113 133 Hauer Jerry 60 133 Havens Georgia 60,95 1 04, 132 Hawley, Kenneth 60,112 Hawman.Kathie 75 Hayden Peggy 75,93 Hays, David 32,96 105 Hoys T Fed. Rep , Track Hays, Judith 60 Hays, Mike 75,110 Hays Richard 32,130,131 148 135 149,158,161 Letter men ' s Club Key Club, Football, Wrestling Hays, Tom GO, 128 Hays, Virginia 32, SB, 101,120, 122.135 Pep Band, Girls ' Sports, Senior Baud, FTA, NHS Hays, Wayne 60,111,134 Hayward,SFC Charles 85,110 Haz e Itine, Loralee 00 Hancock, Cathy 75 Headdiug,Karen 32 Healy, Chris 60 Heath, Rocky 75,112 Heath, Terry 33,136 Minute Girl, Distributive Education Club Reporter Hector, Bill 60,109,113 He Jlbrun, Garry 33,136 Heimbigner Mr. Jacob 89 Hein, Val 75,112,130,151,156 Hellstrom, John 75,1H Hellstrom, Mark 60 Helper, Jennie 60,109,133 Henderson, Denice 60,105,106, 123 Henderson, Michael 53 Hendrix, Ken GO, 128,131,149 Henley, Melissa 60 Hensley .Jerry 33,96,111,131, 135,158 Wrestling, Letter men 1 a Club, Cross Country, Track, Legislative Assembly Hensley,Terry 33,126,136 Hereford, Jay 14,00,98,106 Hermanns, Dee 75,100 Hernandez, Willie 75,100, HO Herndon,Bill 75,111,124 Hess,Dan 60,96,131 Hickman, Bobby J 33,47,120, 123 National Honor Society, FHA Hickman, Linda 75,98,106 Hickman, Melvin 60,116,121 Hickman,Sue 75 Hicks,Clark 75, loo Hi cks , M rs. Marguerite 89 Hiebert, Bruce 33 Higginbotham,Judy 75 lineman, Bill 33,74,111,126, 128.136 Sgt. at Arms in Distributive Education, ROTO Officer Hileman, Linda 76 Hill, Barbara 60 Hill, Bill 75,113,153,161 Hill,Bruce 75,MM, 111. 130 Hill, Larry 75,110 Hill, Pam 33,120,132 After School Sports, Minute Girl Alt , NHS, Rifle Team Hill, Sandra 75 Hlllis,Steve 60,96, 136 Hobbs,Kenneth 60 Hocket, Julianne 33,122 Legislative Assembly Hep,, Minute Girl, FT A Secretary, Pep Club, Dance Committees Hodge,Bobby 75,113 Hoerner,Terry 60 Hoffman,Greg 75,111 Hoffman .Richard 60,105 Hoggan, Lynn 60 Hoggan, Ralph 33,135 Physical Education Asst Hogenson, Chri s 34,60 Holslngton, Bruce 75,109,113, 124 Hoisington, Connie 33,109,137, 141 Roy alettes Vice-President, Sponsors Holley, Ben 6G t 109,114 Holloway,Robert 33,109,110 ROTC 2ml Lieutenant, FFA, Rifle Team Holloway, Shelley 14,15,33,109, 120,122,134 Sponsors, Legislative Ass¬ embly, Traffic Court Secy,, Cabinet Assistant Holm, Jack 14,33 Legislative Assembly Holm, Rebecca 75,102 Holmes, Diane 34,99,120,133 Majorette, Roy alettes, NHS, Minute Girl,Leg. Asm. Rep, Honn, Ann Marie 34,98,104 Choir, Band, Sports Hood, Miss Jan 85,131 Hope,Gloria 34 Hope, Michael 75,110 Hopkins, Da 1 0 Id 34 Hopkins, Pat 75 Harrell, Stan 60,126 Howells, Mrs, Ada 63 House, Barbara 34 95,109,122 f 134 Chemistry Lab, Assistant, Sponsors, Minute Girl, FTA Hoy,Canossa 13,34,95,106,120, 122 ASR Treasurer, Orchestra, FTA Treas., Crest, NHS Hoy .David 34,122,128,133 FTA Vice-Pres,, Teacher ' s Assistant, Leg. Assembly, FD Hi-Y, Boys f Fed. Rep, Hoy,Robert 75,111,128 Hoyt, Mrs. Margaret 65,4 7,123 Hozan Corline 60,104 Hubbard, Mark 75 Hughes, Reeky 75 Hull .Brooks 75,106,110 Hull, Terry 34,98,120 Boys ' Fed. Rep,, Equites HI-Y, Track, Leg, Assembly HuJse, David 60,130 ( 158,160,161 Huleer, Betty 15,60 Hu Its, Ron 75 Humphrey,Doug 60 Hunt, Ruth 75 Hunt, Sam Hunter, Jeff 60,100,101 Hunter, Margaret Chris 75 Hunter, William 34,124,134 Debate Team, FFA Huntington, Mr Ron 86 Huntley, Dan 60,111 128,149,158 Hurst,Pam 75 Hussey, Debi 34 f 93, 109,141 Roy alettes Treasurer Sponsors Rusted,Kevin 75,105, 114,149, 158 Huwe.Joan 15,60 Huwe, Mike 35 J Jackson, Dale S3 Jackson, Darlene 75 Jackson,Stan 35 105 Jacky, Mr. Lewis 69 Jacobson, Neil 35,109,113 Drill Team Jaekel,Steve 35,124,136 Home Room President, FFA Officer, Football James, Linda 75 Jansen, Dirk 60,12 131,134,149 Jansen, Mrs Margaret 89 Junta, Larry 75,109,113 Jaquish, David 14,16,60,112 Jason, Diana 53 Jausoro, Mike 53 Jeffs,Catherine 75 Jeffs,Sandra 60 Jefferis, Ethel 75 Jensen, Leonard 75,109,110 Jensen,Scott 14,75,100 Jesses, Stephen 35,124,133 Walla Walla Hi-Y, FFA Jewett, Douglas 60,113 Jitg, Karen 35,105,122 FTA, Choir, Girls ' Ensemble Jinkens, Miles 53 John,Steve 75,114 Johnson, Barbara 14,35,93,95, 102,120,122, 131,135,142,143 154 Girls ' league Vice-Pres., FTA Pres , Girls ' Sports Asst., Choir Accompanist Johnson, Bill R Johnson, Bob 35,135 ROTC 2nd Lt (T Rifle Team Johnson, Byron 60,105 Johnson,Craig 76,100,136,157 Johnson, Eric 56,66,131,143, 151,156,157 Johnson, Evelyn 35 Johnson,Gayle 61 Johnson, Karen 61,164 Johnson, Linda 76 Johnson, Lorry 61,123 Johnson, Max 61 Johnson, Michael 12,35,102,104 166,120,145 ASB Pre s ident, Bopho mo re Class Pres., Student Choir Dir., Boys ' Fed Rep , All- State Choir Johnson, Mike 61 Johnson, Ronald 35,105,106,130 131 147 Choir, Key Club, Football, Baseball. Lettermen’e Club Johnson, Steve 61 160,11s, 122, 132 Johnson, Sue 76 Jones,Gerald 57.61,96.112,130 Jones,Glenn 61 Jones, Harlan 13,35,116,121 ASB Vice-Pres., Legislative Assembly, Student Court Jr. Justice, Int. Relations Club, Wa-Hi Journal Business Mgr, Jones, James 51,61,93 Jones,Richard 35, ill Jones, Mrs. Tina 89 Jordan, Catherine 35,123 After School Sports, Minute Girl Jordan, Connie 76,102,123 Jordan,Kenneth 61 Jorgenson, Don 68 Jovanovic, Joe 53 Jovanovic Peter 76 Jungmann, Mark 76,98,100 Kaiser p John 53 Karl, David 76,112 Katon Frank 76,96,110 K a ton, James 81,114 Kegley Jovonna 76,98 100 101 Keith Judy 76 Kellar Jenny 76 Keller , Linda 69 Kelly Jack 61 Kelly, Jerry 76,112 Kelly, Peg© ' 76,106 Kelly,Saudi 53 Kelaey, Mr, Willis 89 Kelty Steven 76, 113 Kennedy, Karen 61 Kent, Mr Gorden 83 Kennedy, Vicki 35 Teacher ' s Assistant Kenteh Merwln 76,110 Kenyon,Carolyn 61 t 131,132 Kenyon Steve 13,36,98,107 120,132,134,131 International Relations Club Pres, ASB Comm of Justice, KHS Tennis Keown, Mike 61 113 Kern,Rex 61 136 Kibler Sandra 61,95,98,122, 132,135 King, Dennis 17,36,102,120 130 131,135,148,149,158 159 161 Lettermen ' s Club Sec, Treas., Football, Wrestling Key Club King, John 76,109 114 Kinman, Berton 61,112 Kinman, Terry 61 128 Kinney Joe 76,98,101 106,128 Kina father, Charlene 36 Kinsfather Jean 76 Kinsinger.Sue 61 93 Kinter, Steve 61,136 Kinzer Carol 53 Kirby Linda 61 Kirkpatrick, Barbara 76,95 Kirkpatrick, Ron 15,61,112 Klassen, Mr. Ron 89 Klein Vern 76,113 Klinsky Robert 36,134 Kloepper,Jean 76 Kluehe, Bev 61 Knapp, Deborah 36 Knapp, Dennis 78 111 Knight Ken 53 Knopf Duane 36,124 FFA FFA Basketball Team Knowles, Carolyn 76 Knowles, Nancy 76 Knowles,Susan 36 104,120 Choir, NHS Treasurer Knudson, Don 36,302,105,106 137 Knuth,Patrick 61,122,140 Knuth, Richard 76 113 158 Koch, Mrs, Mary 86 Koehler, Jeff 36,114 158 ROTC Officer Kolbus Dave 36 Tennis Korfhage, Rebecca 76 Korfhage Virginia 61,109,122, 135 Kralman, Cyndi 76 Kroll, Romelle 76,112 Kropf, Michael 76,74,69,105,114 Kropf, Alana Sue 61 104 Krummel John 17,36 96,130,131 134,157 Basketball Key Club Krzyekf, Diana 76 KusIer,Mr. Duane 86 Kuzens, Jimmie 53 L LaGaaa Eric 36,98,106 Senior Band, Orchestra Laherty, Janies 61,112 Lake, Bill 14 15.61 100 101 Lamb Judy 76 100 Lamb, Margaret 36,132 After School Sports, Rifle Team Lamm Stephen 76,100 Laminack, Georgian 76 Lamitiack Paula 37 Laud Kathy 37 100,141 Majorette Roy alettes Landau, Danny 61,96 Landoni, Ruth 53 Lang, Mr, Bernhard 86 Largeut, Jill 61 ( 93,95,122,142 143 Largent, John 61 100 Larsen Mr, Russell 86 98 Larson Jerry 61 Lasater,Janet 61,93,109 Lasater Mary 37 Late Alan 76 Laufer, Frank 61,130 Laufer, Linda 37,95 109,121, 131,J33 Internationa] Relations Club, Sponsors, Crest, NHS Laursen, Les 68 Lauterback, Terri 15,71 76,94 Lawrence, Leslie 37 Girls League Pep Club La vadour, James 76 110 Lawson Loren 76 Ledbetter Mr, W,G, 82 16 Ledford Jerry 61,148,151,158,101 Lee Larry 37,116,121,180,131 158,159,161 Journal Sports Editor Key Club, Lettermen’s Club Wrestling Tennis Legg Hal 61 100,128 Leighton, Dolores 61 Leisle Kathy 76 Lendacky, John 61,124 Lentz Pamela 61,123 Leone Jodie 61,1IS Leonetti, Frank 61,111 LeoneUl John 76,111 Lepiane, Karen 76 Leslie Gretchen 15 76 102 141 Le Valley Dana 62,158 Lewis, Lora 62 122 134,142 Lewis Lydia 37,93,122 Future Homemakers of America Lewi s Lynda 14,37,105 126 K Distributive Education Club, Choir, Leg, Assembly Liehter Lynn 62 Light, Mr, Maurice 86 Lightfoot, Lonny 76 111,130, 149 Lillevold, Linda 76 102 Lind, Diane 76 Lindberg Tom 37 Lindgren, Bruce 53 Boys ' Federation Lindquist,Sandra 37 Roy alettes, FT A Lindsay Mary 37 93,141 Legislative Assembly Rep, Minute Girl Royalettes Sports Lindsey Carole 62 Lindsey, Elden 37,53,74,133 Boys ' Federation, Wrestling Linker, Lucy 76,100 Linker, Nancy 62 Linklater Darcy 53 Lippert Mr, Clarence sfi Lloid Steve 62,96 98,101 Logan,Willis 76,96,133 158 Loiaeau Leri 62 128 Long, David 14,15,02 93,101 Long , Don 37 Long Jim 76,114 Long, Karen 76,102 Loney, Gregg 76 96 Lott, Barbara 62 109 Loveless,Johnny R 38 102 105,109 113 Boys ' Federation Rep., Drill Team, Track Loveless, Virginia 76,102 Lowell, Perry 62 Lundeby, Doug 38,110 130,131, 135,147,149,148,155 157 Football Basketball Key Club Boys ' Fed, Rep Lusk Judy 62,122 Lynch, Mike 38 Lyons, Jerry 68 Lytle Mr, Joseph 86 M Macario, Barry 76 131 MacDonald, DelorIs 77 Mace Carol 53 Journal Mace, Patti 62,118 Madden Lt. Col Thomas 83 Ill Maddess, Marvin 62 Maestrettl Shelly 76,102,143 Magnuson, Paula 38 After School Sports Office Assistant Maiden, Michael 62,69,109,113, 118,128 Malandra John 76 110 Mangum Lewis Manning, Jerry 62 March David 76,100 Mnrchand, Paul 53 Marchbanka Mr. Mirve 86,148 149 Mnrgeson, Julia 76 Margeson Susan 14,15,38 Legislative Assembly, Pep Club, FT A FHA Marks Mary 76 Marks,Tina 62 Marr Gary 38,96,124 Marsh Mr. Gerald 89 Martin.Cheryl 62 Martin,Chuck 38,130,131 151 Key Club, Football,Track Martin, Dan 38 Martin, Ida 77,93 Martin, Sandra 77 Martin,Steve 77,110,130,149, 156 Martin,Terry 62 Martinez,Sandra 77,100 MartusceHi, Lewie 77 Marum, Mary 53 Mason, Douglas 62,114 Mason, Judy Ann 62,134 Mason,Robert 39 Ma the son, Mr, Kent 86,149,149, 155 Mathews, Robert 62 Matlock,Vicki 77,102 M atle rn, Scott 7 7,114 Matthews, Doug 38,130 Mauer, Larry 62 Maxey, Mary 38 Maxwell,Tom 62 Mayberry, Patrick 62 Maycumber.Tim 62,77,124 Mayer, Joanne 77 95 May hew, Ronald 62,63,149 Maynard, Mary 77 McAllister,Judith 62 McBee.Mrs Jo Lynn 86 McBride, Mr, Charles 87 McBride, David 62,98,101,106 McCabe,Cathy 38,104,122,137 FTA, Home Room Officer McCauley,Charlene 68 McCauley, Leslie 77 McCauley, Ronald 77,110,128,149 McCaw,Sharon 62 McClanahan Judy 39,133,118 Royal Blue McClanahan, Karen 39,133 McClannhan, Mike 38 McClanahan,Sherry 62,102 McClanahan,Tom 68 McClcnny, Frank 62 140 McClure, Elizabeth 62,99 McConnell,Gary 77 109 McCorkle, Mr Bill 87,136,157 McCormick, Mike 39 McCoy, Mike 39,96,130,134,158, 159.161 Transfer: Milton-Freewater, Oregon McCracken, Janine 62,141 McCracken,Gary 39 Equltes Hi-Y President McDaniel,Sharon 39,93,126 M mu te G i r 1, Di st r ibutt ve Education Club, Legislative Assembly, FH A MeDirmld,Steve 62,136 McDonald, Delores 102,77 Me Don aid, M nry 7 7 McDonald, Pamela 62 McDonald, Penny 77 McDonald, Rebecca 62 McDougall, Randy 9,62,130,131, 148.150.158.160.161 McDowell .Grace 15,39,121,131, 132 Homecoming Royalty Comm , Homecoming Ticket Committee McDowell, Lyndia 39,121,132 Homecoming Committees, NHS, Minute Girl McDowell,Peggy 62 McEachen, Hugh 62,128.148 Me Ewen Ste ve 77,113 Me Fall Rebecca 62 Me Far lane, Mary Ann 39,122,134 Biology Lab, Assistant, Dis¬ tributive Education Club, After School Sports Me Farley, Kevin 77,112 Me Farley, Patrick 39,136 McGovern, Miss Florence 83 Me Gough, Bill 53,128 Metlrath, Don 39,107,122,128 132 WW Hi-Y, FTA McIntosh, James 71,77,96,111, 128,151 McIntosh,Forrest 63 McKay, Mr James 87,124 McKay, Regina 77,95,102 McKenzie, David 77,112 McLaughlin, l,aura 77,102 Me Mann, Sherri 77 Me Murray, Lanie 77 McOmber.Tom 63,128.150 McPherson, Robert 69,114 Meitiers, Dennis 63 Meiners.Guy 77,110 Mellon, Mary 77 Melville, Mela Rae 39 Melville, Mike 39,128 Merkle, Phyllis 17,39 137 Sponsors,Jr Class Princess Messenger,John 77,112 Metestassio Mary 77 Meyer, Art 77,110 Meyer, Julia 63,118 Meyer, Yvonne 77 Michaelson, Mr Darrell 89 Middleton, Chris 40,109 123 FHA President Sponsors, Cheerleader Mlkeeell Michael 63 Miller,Gail 40 Miller, Jim 40,96 105 140 Cross Country, Choir Miller, Michael 63 Miller,Susan 77,102,141 Mindeman, Sandra 40,116,118 121 Journal, Annual Minkier, Mike 63,98,106 Miaander,Judy 77 Mitchell,Becky 77 Mitchell, Dean 40 Baseball Mitchell,Janet 63 95,104 Mitchell,Janice 63 Mitchell, Judy 63 Mitchell,Larry 40,63,114,118 Mitchell, Mike 40,135,148 158, 159,161 Football, Wrestling Mobley Denny 63 Modine John 77,100 Modine, Larry 40,98 IQG Senior Rand Moeller,Susan 77,137 Mohr I and Gregory 40 Mohr land Scott 77,100,128,140 Monahan, Christine 40,121,137 Girls ' Basketball Team, NHS Minute Girl Girls ' League Monahan Do rot hy 15,40,122,134 After,School Sports, Girls 1 Track, FTA Monahan, Mrs Ina 83,92,137 Monahan, Mary 77 Monk,Jerry 63 Montgomery, Diana 63,133 Montgomery, Monty 63 128 Montgomery, Steve 77,109 112 Moore, Anita 63 Moore John 77,110 Moore, Ken 40,98,121 131 Band Section Leader, MRS Moose, Rodney 63,100 Morford,Caroline 77 Morgan, Ken 40 96,121 130 131, 154 Varsity Baseball Key Club, Basketball Boys ' Fed, Treasurer, NHS Morgan,Sally 63 Moreno, Arnold 77,111,158 Mork Greg 63,96 Moro, Karen 64 Morris Mrs Jane 87 Morris, Nancy 78 Morrisette, Frank 68 Morrow,Gayle 68 Moser, Mr, Ed 41� 87 Moss, Rick 77,113 Mulliken, Barbara 77 Mulliken, Betty 40,122,133 FTA FHA Mumm, Rebecca 64 123 Munger, Dennis 77 114 Munro, Mickey IDS Munroe,Cliff 77,113 Murphy, Becky 64 Murr. Mike 53 73 77,114,14 8, 155,157,151 Myers, Debbie 64 Myers, Mrs, Jane 89 Myers, Jody 64,123 Myers, John 64,69 My rick, Helen 78 Myrtck, Holly 68 My rick Janls 77 My rick .John 69 N Narveson, Elda 40,93,136,137 Minute Girl, Library Asst Nurses ' Assistant Nash Thomas 64 Nanas Kevin 14,15, 41,98,121 Legislative Assembly Rep,, Constitutional Revision Comm,, Tennis Band NHS Neal, Michael 78,113 Neal,Suzanne 41 Neher.Nancj 64 Neher Mr. Richard 82,96 Nelson Mr, Clark 87 89 Nelson, James 64,96,111 128, 131,134,140 Nelson, Tom 41,105,131 Lettermen ' s Club, Football WW Hi-Y Newborn,Sandra 64 102 New man, Nancy 14,7 8 123 Nichols Paul 68 98 Nichols, Susan 78 Nixon Linda 78 Nixon Patti 41,118 Royal Blue Noble,Mark 41,96, 130 Key Club, Track, Boys ' Fed, Noble,Craig 78,71,113,130,149 Nordstrom,Ken 64 128 Norton, Jim 78, 111 Novakovleh, Theresa 41,121,123 136 Student Council Rep,, NHS, After School Sports, FRA Nowles, Kay 41 Distributive Education Club O Oakland, Mrs Mae 89 O Brian, Mrs, Nadine 89 Oh, Victor 64 Oldridge, Jen 41 Old ridge, Steve 41 t 135 Home Room President Oliver,Jim 64,128 Olsen, Deana 14,64,95 Olson, Robert 68 Olson,Ted 41,98,105,136 Band,Choir,Teacher ' s Asst. Ongers, Ed 78 Ongers,Gary 41,135 Onstot, June 64 One tot, Kathie 78 Osborn, Beverly 64 Osborne, Kent 41,122,136 Future Teachers of America Osborne,Marilyn 42 Oswald, Jack 64 Overman, Dave 68 Overman, James 64 Owen, Don 78,109 111 Owen, La ska 64,93 Owsley, Gary 42,98,130,131, 148,150 Lettermen ' s Club President, Key Club P Paletta,Jeanne 64 Paietta Mary 64 Palmer, Dan 42,105,136 Choir Palmer, Larry 42,135 Palomarez, Irma 53 Parish, Velma Parker, Dave 64,109,112,134 Parker, Jeanne 78,132 Parker, Karen 78,141 Parker, Van 53 Parkins Kieth 42 Trans for: Touc het, Was h Football, Basketball, Baseball, Wrestling, Homecoming Tug- Of-War Parks, Lois 78 Parmelee, Jim 64,66 98, 106 Parrott, Linda 64 Parson, Steve 64,149 Parson, Mary 78,141 Parson Roger 42,111 Paaeoe, Kathy 14 78,128 Pascoe,Terry 42 Passmore,Gayle 64,95,104 Patrick, John 69 Patterson Ann 64,109 Patterson, Cathy 15,64 Patterson, Mr, Charles 87 Patterson Linda 42,94,109 Legislative Assembly Rep Girls ' League Assistant, Sponsors, Royalettes Palzkowski Ernie 14,15,78,110 Paul, Karen 69 Paul Mike 64,100 101 Paul. Steve 64,111,140 Payton,Jim 64,109 Peis ley Carla 78,100 Pena,Berths Jean 78,102 Pen land, Donna 64 Pepin,Greg 64,113,128 Pepin, Leslie 78,102 Pcppinger, Nancy Peppinger, Patty 64,93 Peratrovieh, Les 78 Perini, Michael 64,110 Perkins Kathy 78,93 Perrault.M ' Llsse 64 Perry Mark 78,112,130 Perry, Patty 78,102 Perry, Bally 42,94,109,121, 122,131 Sponsors Sergeant Inter¬ national Relations Club, FT A Person, James 64 Peterman Randy 78,113,130 Peters, Darrell 42 Petersen, Joe 64, 111 Peterson, Charles 78,111,137 Peterson, Cynthia 64,93,100,122 Peterson, Dean 53 Peterson, Dennis 42, 53 Boys ' Federation Peterson, Dr. Del 82 Peterson, Judith 42 Distributive Education Club, Homecoming Committees, FHA, Minute Girls FT A Peterson, Leslie 78,112 157 Peterson, Maiy 64 Peterson Sam 78,96 112 Phares Candace 78 Phares, Vicki 42 Physical Education Phillips, James 73,78,96,113, 230 157 Pierce,Randy 64 Pierce, Mrs, Toni 87 Pisani Angelo (54 Pisani, Rick 78 113 Pitner, Roselle 78,93,95 Plaquet Aletha 78 Plath, Robert 69,111 Plucker Steven 64,124 Ponti, Michael 14 42,112 Poole Mr Richard 87 Potter, Curtiss 64,96,128 Potter, Marilyn 64 Poulson, Jimmy 69,109,114 Powell,Robert 64,114 128 Pressley Veronica 69 Prest Gaye 64,109 Prest, Linda 43 Homecoming Committee Preston, Karen 43,104 Choir Price, Gay 78,132 Pringle Debbie 71,78 95, 102 Privett Jack 64,98,101 106 Pruss, Mary ' Jean 43 Legislative Assembly Rep,, Dance Comm,, Pep Club, FHA Prutsman, Stephen 43,118 Royal Blue Puifer, Janet 64,123,131 Pulfer Marianne 78 Q Quakenbush, Susan 79,73 Quade, Douglas J, 43,96,105 Boys ' Federation Rep. Choir President Basketball Quaresma Shirley 64,123 R Ragsdale, Stan 79,100 Rambo.R.L, 43 79 98,134 Band Ramos, Alfonso Raney, Paula 43,122,134 Future Teachers of America Rand Dick 43,124,135 Future Farmers of America Ransom , Barbara 79 Rasmussen, Kathy 79 Rawaon, William 43,121 Band, NHS Ray Mrs, Marian 83 Rea, Dennis 14,65 Rea Jerry ' 65,130 131 140 Rea Mrs. Louise 62 Reuse, Gail 79 Rebman, Mary 79 Reed, Mrs. Myrtle 89 Reed, Terry 43,136 Reiber, Steve 05, ill, 330,148, 150,158,160,161 Reid, James 78,96 114 Reid, Ray 43,135 140 Cross Country Track Reid, Tom 79,113 Reinhardt, Karla 69,133 Reinhardt, Joe 53 Roys ' Federation Reister Susan 79 98,100 Rex, Dennis 79 112 Key burn Carol 14 43,96,93 101 106,122,136 Senior Band Student Dir. Legislative Assembly Girls ' Sports Minute Girl FT A Reyburn,Jcannie 79 93 Reynolds, Mr Allen 82 Reynolds Penny 44,92 94 95, 137 Legislative Assembly Rep Girls ' League Cabinet Hd,, Minute Girl, Home Room Off, Rimy, Kathleen 79 Richards, Doug 69 Richards, Janice 79 Richards,Shirley 44 126 Girls ' Track Richards, Vicki 65 Richardson Guenn 79,132 Richardson, Mr, John 87 Richardson, Patty 79 Richardson, Rosetta 44 Richardson Steve 65,98,100 Richardson Terry 65 Rietz Valerie 65, 306,122 141 Riggert,Scott 79,110 Rlnker, Mary Ann 65 Rittenhouse,Gary 65 Rittenhouse, Sharon 79,123 Ritz, Richard 44 Robanske Roger 53 Robbins, David 65 Roberts, Carol 65 Roberts, Donald 65,109, 114, 133 Roberts, Do ana 79 Roberts, Larry 65,112 Roberts, Richard 53,136 Roberts,Steve 09 Robinson, Alan 44,98,101,136 Stage Rand, PA Crew Robison, Mary Lee 65,95 Rodda, Karen 94,73,79,98,100 Hot Id a, Kathy 79,93,95,98,100 Roesch, Lynn 65,95,131,137,142 Roff, Mr, Joseph 87 Rogers Cheryl 44,136 Rogers, Larry 79,105,113 Rogers,Shelly 79,102 Rohn, Kathryn 79 R6op,Rena 79,100,123 Rose amp, Randy 65,126 Rosenkranz,Scott 65,100,128 Roska Alex 65 Roska. Mary Ann 79 Roska, Miro 65 Roth,Cary 65,96,105,106,101, 122 Roth, Ron 4 4 Rothwell, Patty 63,65 Rouse,Debbie 79 Rowe, Dan 44 Rowse Denise 14,65,132 Rozier, Patricia 44,92,95 109, 120,122,137 Girls 1 League Cabinet FT A, Crest,Sponsors, Leg, Asm, Riiffcorn Evett 44 Rugg, Dennis 79,100,101 Runyan,Jo Arm Rushlow, Margie 79,98,106 Russel, Patricia 57,65 109 Russell, Bob 65,113 Russell, Christine 79 Russell Richard 65 Russell,Roger 79,100,158,161 Russo,Terri 65,123 RUU David 79,114 Rye Carolyn 44 133 Teacher ' s Assistant, FT A, FHA s Sams, Sharon 65 Sandberg, Ward 79 113 151 156 Sanders, Cathy 44,122 95.137 Teacher’s Assistant, Office Assistant, FTA Sanders, Dane 44,96 109 112 Drill Team, Rifle Team Sanders David 65,128 149 150 Sanders, Pamela 65 Sauers, C hr Is ti 44 Saxe Marsha 79 Saxon,Rich 65 Schab, Karen 44 Schaeffer, Mary 65,104 131 Schatzel.Gay 65 Schatzel Suzanne 79 Schaub, David 45 96,108,120 131,135,158,159 161 Lettermen ' s Club FD Hi-Y, Wrestling, Boys’ Federation Schaub, Steve 65,110 Scheets Aneita 65 Scheibe, Kimberly 45 Schenk, Delvin 79,114 Schenk, Mary 65 Schiffman, Karla 79,141 Sc his ler, Jack 65 Schisler William 45 Schluter Sam 65 130,131,148, 158 Schmaltz Carol 45,113 Schmaltz, Dave 79 100 Schmaltz, Robert 65 100 Schneider, Becky 65 Schneidmlller,Call 65,122 Schneidmiller, Helen 15,45,120 122,134 Legislative Assembly Rep,, Future Teachers of America Schock, Rebecca 15,45,101 Distributive Education Club Schollenberger, Keith 80 Schuhart Connie 65,109 SchuIke.Mrs. Marjorie 09 Schultz,Mike 45 Boys 1 Federation Schultz, Nancy 65 118 Scott Bruce 80 112,124 Scott David 65 Scott,Greg 56,65,96 130,158 161 Scott, Mrs, Hazel 89 Scribner, Karen 80 Scruggs, Rodney 65,128 136 Seel,Sharon 65 Seese, Dixie 45,120 137 Track, Pep Club Seibel, Susan 45 Pep Club Sclbold, Jane 65 Selbold, Larry 45,116 Orchestra Journal, NlfS, Quill and Scroll Seiner, Thomas 65 Selde, Peter 45,108 Severns, Holland 15,45,109 110 Drill Team Severson Dean 05,136 Severson Dennis 45, 128,186 Equites Hi-Y Sharpe Beverly 45 Sharpe Gary 66 Shaw, Glen 15,46,131 Lettermen ' s Club Shearer Steve 46,109,112 ROTC Rifle Team Sheets Linda 15,65,135,143 Shell Barbara 80,100 Shell Robert 46 Shepard, Mr. Carl 89 Shively, Danny 65 Shively, Roger 16,136 WW Hi-Y Wrestling Shollenberger,Keith SO, 111 Short, Christine 66,122 Short, Doretta 80 Short,John 80 114,128 Shupe.Mrs, Carolyn 87 Sid don Dick 80 114 Siegel, Larry 56,66,106.121 130, 131,150,148 Silva, Mike 66,109,314 Si m mons Diana 80 Simmons, Mary 46,95 Choir Pep Club Simmons, Terry 80 Simon Richard 14,66,98 101 Sims,Keith 69 Sine Judy 66 Singer Renee 14,46 Legislative Assembly Rep. Skidmore,Stuart 66,114,148 Skow, Lorna 80,102 Slater, Scott 66 Si aw son Steve 66 Sloan, John 80 100 Sloan, Lynn 46 123 Future Homemakers of America Smalt, James 46,66, 111 124,136 Lettermen ' s Club Track, FFA, ROTC Small Dan 66,109,110 Small Joe 66 Smelcer, Michael 46 Smetcer,Terry 66 Smiley, Cherryl 46 93,109,135 Roy alettes, Minute Girl, Physical Ed. Assistant FTA Smires,Albert 80,111,157 Smith Allen 80 114 Smith, Mrs. Arleen 88,142 Smith, Christie 66 Smith, Debbie 66 Smith Deborah 80,131 Smith, David 46,11! Smith Edward 46 Smith J aequ e li ne 4 6 Smith John 80,104 110 Smith, John A. 46,135 Smith, John M, 66,133 Smith Norma 47,126 Smith Peggy 14,66 Smith,Richard L, 47,128 Smith Shelly 80 Smith,Stanley 80,111,133 Smith Wendy IS, SO Smither, Elaine 47 136 FHA, Nurses’ Assistant Smoke Dan 15,47,121,330,131, 134,148,149 151,156,161 Football Wrestling, Traffic Court Justice, Lettermen ' s Club,Key Club Treasurer Smothers Mr. Lester 89 Snell .Stephen 80 114,158 Snively Paul 47,126 Sornson, Susan 80,102 Spanish Carol 66 109 Sparger, Dan 80 Sparger,Jackie 47 137,141 Girls’ League Rep. Legis- lative Assembly, Royalettes Spelgatti, Molly 47 133 Spencer,Cheryle 47 Spencer, Phillip 80 96 111 Spies, Eric 80 Spohn.Ron 66 Spohn Susan 80 Sporleder Janie 80,93 Spurlock, Richard 80,112 Spurlock, Wanda 47, 118 Royal Blue index Editor Staley, Robyn 47 Stanley, Mam 80 Staudenmaier, Mr. Doug 09 Stecker Sid 66 105,149 Stedman, Linda 47 Steel, Suzanne 80 Steen, Janice 47 123 Future Homemakers of America Stein, Randy 66 158 173 Stemmer, Jack 14,80,105,113 Tate .Allen 112 VanDonge, Mr. Millerd 89 Stephen, Pamela 66,133 Taylor, Mr, Bob 88 Vannet, Dave 13,14,50,116,12 3,131 Sterling,Marilyn 66,98,134 Taylor, Cheryl 67 Commissioner Publications, Stewart, Saudi SO Taylor, Mike 30,114,149,156 Quill and Scroll, Journal Stiller.Bill 80,111,129 Taylor, Richard 80,112 T 124 Editor, IR Club St ilwell, Jenny SO Taylor,Robert 69 VanScotter, David 50 Stlmmel, Dave 66,105,110 Taylor,Susan 81,102 VanScotter,Retta 81,123 Stimmel, Steven 48,66,102,105 Teal, LeRne 49,104,126 VanWyk, Jan 67,98,122 Track,Choir Vice President Ternes, James 14,49,116,121 VanZandt,Bruce 67,112,136 Stirling, Larry 80,100,113,124 Journal Staff Associate Ed,, Vickers, Anne 67,122 Stirling, Moruia 48 Quill ami Scroll President Viesteuz, Christine 14,34,50. Roy alettes. Volleyball Ternes,Jane SO 102,105,107,109,121,132 Stirn.Greg 66,110 Terry,Walter 82,114 Legislative Assembly,Choir, Stockstad, Marcia 60,93,109, Thomas,Glenda 49,137 Sponsors, Roy alettes, NHS 135 Thomas, Jan 49,135 Vinti,James 67,124 Stockton, Leslie 66,98,106, Girls Sports Vivian,Catherine 81 101,122,135,142,143 Thomas, Jeff 49,116 Vixie, Michael 67,110 Stone, Jodeen 80 Boys ' Federation Rep., Voshall, Jim 53,136 Stone T Marlene SO Journal Staff Voshall, Patricia 67 Stookey.Mr, Charles 88,188 Thomas, Joyce 67,113 t 133 VonGunten, Joyce 67 Storch, Carole 48,94,95,98, Thomas, Joy cette Voape r,Robert 15,78,81 121,122,107,132,133 Thomas, Michael 49,96 W Girls ' League Cabinet Ass f t. Distributive Education Chib, FT A, Crest, Tennis, NITS Track, Home Room President Stovall,Colleen 4S, 136 Thomas, Nancy 81 Wade, Roger 53 Minute Girl, Teacher ' s Ass t Thomas, Handy 49 Waggoner, Nancy 50 Stowe, Rob 111 Thompson, Bruce 67,133 Waggoner.Oscar 67 ( 128 Stradley,Rayola SO Thompson, Deborah 67, 109 Wagner, Pam 81 Strahm.Pam 53 Thompson, Ken 81,112,124 Wagoner,Suzanne 67 Strampher, Marie 66 Thompson, Mark 82,96,110 Wagoner, Nancy 51,102,104 v Stauss, Mike 66,113 Thompson, Rich 49,67,124 Waite, Mr. Kyle 88 Straw, Nora 48 Future Farmers of America Walker, Don 67 Streamer,Christy 80 Thompson, Robert 49,67,98,101, Walker, Eugene 67 ,100 Strickland, James 53 116,121 Walker, Fred 53 Stroe, Eli 48,126,136 Journal Staff, Quill and Scroll, Walker, Helen 53 Distributive Education Club, Sports Manager Walker, Mike 81,109,110 Wrestling, Track, FD Hi-Y Thorne,Roxanne 66 Wallingford, Dick 81 Stroe, Nick 80,112,124 Thrasher, Mike 67,105,114 Wa 11 ingfo rd, C lyde 51 Strohmeier, Daryl 80 Throne, Lois 81 Walters,Carol 67 Strong,Rick 80,110 Throne, Marlene 68 Walters,Jim 81,113,124 StrutherSjJim 34,48 Ttchl, Janet 49,98,134 Walters, Vicky 4 7,51,121,122 FD Hi-Y Band Future Teachers of America, Struthers, Laurie 71,79, SO Toland, Glenn 15,49,135 NHS Strothers, Linda 13,48,95,98, Tomlin, Mr, James S8 Wamsher, Carlene 67,102,123 121,131,145 Tomlinson, Cordon 81,113 Ward, Don 81,111 ASB Secretary, Flag swinger, Towle, Joyce 81 Warner, Frank 51,135 Homecoming Queen Crest, Towmsend, Dennis 49 Warner, Bill 67 Class Secretary Trapp, Linda 81 WasemiHer,Gary 67,128 Struthers,Tom 48,128,135 Trousdale, Shelly 80 Wasser, Philip 67,124 WW Hi-Y Tucker, Pat 67,69,130,158 Wasson, Mrs, Susan 88 Stuart, Kenneth 48,133 Turk, Jim 53 Watson,Dick 53 Stubblefield,Jim 80,113 Turney, John 81,111,149 Watson, Judy 81 Stubblefield, Mrs, Do Hie 89 Tuttle, Barbara 49,93,94,98, Weed,Carolyn 67 Stubblefield,Rose Marie 48 107,121,131,132,145 Webe,Mrs« Bemita 89 Stump, Ken 30,114 Homecoming Princess, Girls Welle, Kay 51 Sumerlin,Tommie 66,109,112 State. Flagswinger, Class Transfer? Prescott, Wash,, Surratt, Cynthia 80,100,102 Officer Girls ' League, Class Treas., Svenson, Kathy 66,109 Tyler, Trudy 81,102 Class Reporter, Class Sec- Sweeney, Sandra 66 Tysor, Rick 49 retary. Cheer Leader Swensen,Bill 66,100 u Weltz, Susan 67,104 Swenson, Virgini a 15,79,80 Wengreen, Scott 67,96,128 Tabor,Deanna 66 Wendler, Greg 81,98,100,149,157 Talbot,Cheryl 48 Uribe,Bill 81,110 Wendler, Marcia 14,51,93,121, Talbot, Christie 67 Ur lac her. Laurel 69 122,137,142,143 Talbot, Pam 56,67,122,94,153 V Legislative Assembly Rep., Talich, Shirley 80 Girls ' league Pres.,FTA, Tarwater, Ann 48,109 Tennis Team,Leg. Asm. Scribe Sponsors Van Beek, Margaret 14,81,95 Wetmore, Carol 81 T Van Buakirk,Loren 81,112,128 Wetmore, Coleen 67 VanRuren, Mrs, Joyce 89 Wheeler, Ron 51,126 Vance, Rexaime 49,122,133 Distributive Education Club Taschereau Reggie 48,114,118, FT A, Teacher ' s Assistant White, Mr. George 88,103 121,137 VanDeGrlft, Mr, Deal 88 White,Irene 67,105 Royal Blue Photo Editor,Quill Vanderpool, Linda 67 White, Pari 14,81 j 4 and Scroll, ROTC Off. VanDongc. Greg 81, 111 Wh 11 enaek, M rs, He le n 8 8 Whitman, Jams 51,123 Future Homemakers of America Whitman, Mrs, Lucille 89 Whitman, Mark 51,67,105 Whitner, Christine 67,104 Whitner,Mrs. Lola 88 Whitney, Kim 67,100,122,131 Wilcox, Elaine 67,100 Wilhelm, Dennis 52,110,126 Willard,Judy 53,118 Royal Blue Willhite, Valori 53,126 Williams, Bruce 67 Williams,Cathy 81,95 Williams,Don 52 Boys ' Federation Williams, John 68,111 Williams,Kathleen 68,134 Williams,Kent 7,68,96,111, 155,156 Williams, Linda 52 Pep Club, Minute Girl Williams, Marlene 52 Williams,Ray 81,114,123,149, 158 Williams,Ricky 68,105 Willoughby, Tim 81,112 Wilson, Nancy 68,134 Wilson, Paul 68 Wilson, Yvonne 68 Winkles, Bill 52,96 Distributive Education Club Parliamentarian Winn, Shirley 14,16,52,94,121, 135 Senior Class Girls ' League Rep., P.E. Assistant, Leg. Assembly Rep,, Biology- Lab. Assistant Winston,Gary 52,155 Lettermen ' s Club, Football Basketball, Baseball Winton, Yun Soo 81,100 Wirth, Miss Charlotte 88,142 Wisner, Mary 81 Witherow, Mary 14,6 8,98,123 Woiblet, Barbara 52,98,106 Band Woiblet,Steve 68,112 Wolfe, Alan 81,113,124 Wood, Don 68,114 Wood, Donna 81,102 Woodard, Francis 68,102,123 Woodard, Lewis 69, 111, 128 Woodard, Linda 68,106,122 Wooifolk, Chuck 14, 81,100,101 Worthington, Mr, Albert 87,128 Wright, Alyiee 61 Wroe, Barbara 52,137 Library Assistant Wroe, Catherine 68 Wroe Sandra 68 Wurl, Georgia 53,104,122,126, 134 Distributive Education Club, Chemistry- Lab, Assistant, Girls ' Glee Club, Choir, FTA Wurl, Nancy 81,102 Wurtz.Dan 81,114 Wyrick, Lonice 68,98,109 Y Yates, Lorlnda 53 Pep Club Yaw, Jean 53,137 Yeend Paulette 81 Yelenich, Mike 81,112 York, Jack 81,110,140,158,161 York Terry 68,109,134 Young, Betty 15,81 Young, Cindy 81 Young Frank 81,109 112,149 Young, Mrs. Lois Jean 89 Youngman Harold 53 z Zaht Cart 53,124 FFA Officer,FFA Judging Team, FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team, FFA Basket¬ ball Team ZarOjMr Louis 89 Zaro Topy 81 Zb inden, Steve 53 Zehner, Darryl 81,96,112 Zimmerly, Lois 68 Zohner , Chuck 68,114 Zuver, Rodney 69 Retiring this year after five years at Wa-Hi is MRS. HELEN WHITENACK, who taught both advanced and standard English to sophomore classes. While at Wa-Hi, Mrs, Whitenack was quite active as a member of the language arts curri¬ culum committee. She has also taken an active part in many of the projects of the English department including two book fairs. After a trip to Colorado this summer, Mrs. Whitenack plans to go to the coast. After eight years at Wa-Hi, MR RAY HAR¬ MON, science depart¬ ment head,will leave here to assume the same post at the new Walla Walla Community College While at ' Wa-Hi, Mr. Harmon was also building representative for the Walla W ' alla Teachers Association, Past Presi¬ dent of the Walla Walla Science Club, and a member of the Curri¬ culum Committee for physical science. We thank you! MR. JOHN F RICHARD¬ SON has taught a variety of sub¬ jects including biology, industrial arts, woodworking, and physical education since coming to Wa-Hi in 1953 He has accepted a posi¬ tion as head baseball and assistant basketball coach at Walla Walla’s new community college next year He will also teach industrial math and possibly physical education. MR. ALBERT HAASE, who is retiring this year after 41 years of teaching, lias taught distri¬ butive education here at Wa-Hi the last 10 years. DE classes have grown from an initial class of 11 to an enrollment of over 100. During his 26 years at Wa-Hi, he has also instructed typing and book- keeping classes Next year he will be on the new junior college faculty. Ten years ago. MRS, MARY BAILEY came to Wa-Hi as an English and journalism t c a c h e r. She helped make the Journal an award winning high school newspaper. Going to Italy for a year with her husband and son, Mrs. Bailey plans to get some studying done as well as some rest. COLONEL THOMAS M. MADDEN has been PMS here at Wa-Hi for nine years. He commented that Wa-Hi was the best school he had ever seen. He will spend some time at a language school in San Francisco and from there go to Thailand. MR. GLENN BAKER, physical education instructor, is leaving teaching to work for Green Giant Canning Com¬ pany in Waitsburg. While at Wa-Hi, he was head wrest¬ ling coach, assis tant football coach and a biology instruc¬ tor. Moving to the western side of the state, MR. AL BOAZ, chemistry instructor at Wa-Hi for the last 13 years, will he head of the science depart¬ ment and teacher of chemi¬ stry at Ferndale High School near Bellingham, Washing¬ ton. SGT. CHARLES HAYWARD is also leaving Wa-Hi to spend his sum¬ mer as a platoon sergeant at an ROTC summer camp. From there, he will go to Viet Nam. SFC, DERRY DECKER has been given reassignment in Viet Nam. He is to join the 21st Infantry Division in Chui Lai Province. SFC. Decker remarked that Wa-Hi has the best ROTC unit on the West Coast. _ ! MR. MARVE MARCHBANKS is leav¬ ing to accept a position as an assistant principal in one of the Yakima schools. In addition to teaching socio-economics for the past five years, Mr, Marchbanks has been as¬ sistant football coach and JV coach. He has been active in the Walla Walla Education Association, MRS. TONI PIERCE, English and reading in¬ structor will move to California where her hus¬ band has accepted a position as associate pro¬ fessor of modern langu¬ ages at Chico State Col¬ lege. Mrs. Pierce has ap¬ plied for certification in California and hopes to teach in a high school nearby. A newcomer to Wa-Hi this year, MR. CLARENCE LIPPERT, world history teacher, will be returning to Nebraska where he has accepted an assistantship at Wayne University. He will be studying toward his masters degree in history ' at the same time. MRS. SUSAN WASSON will become a full time housewife. For the past two and a half years she has been teaching office practice mim¬ eographing in the commercial de¬ partment. MRS. PEGGY HOYT, home eco¬ nomics in¬ structor for the past three years, is retiring from an 18 year teach¬ ing career to enjoy her many hobbies and interests at home. She plans to teach weav¬ ing, spin¬ ning, and dyeing priv¬ ately. MR. KENT MATHE- SON, social studies instructor and head basketball coach for the last two years, has been appointed vice principal at Ellensburg High School. He will be an assistant to another former Wa-Hi teach¬ er, Dr, Rod Hermes. After student teaching at Wa-Hi, MRS. LYNDA BROCKWAY taught sopho¬ more and junior English here for two years. Original¬ ly from Seattle, she is re¬ turning wTst with her hus¬ band to instruct at Newport High School in Bellevue, Washington. The 1967 Commencement procession was led by Jeff Buersiatte and Eric Johnson, junior class presidents. MARY FRENCH • mm The Class of 1967, 451 seniors compared to 4 seven¬ ty-five years ago, marched in a flowing line across the Walla Walla High School campus, a striking setting for the 75th Annual Com¬ mencement. Members of the class have received many honors, schol¬ arships and trophies. Besides the trophies to student speakers, those awarded at commencement included the Marshall Alexander Speech- Drama Trophy to Harlan Jones; the Legislative Assem¬ bly Award to Harlan Jones; the Brown Trophy to Roger Hart; the Lawrence Jacky Award to Gary Owsley; the Anon Foundation Awards for band, Ken Moore; for choir, Steve Stimmel; and for orchestra, Marie Coyle. The Terry Pepin Tennis Award was shared by Carole Storeh and Steve Kenyon. Introduced by class presi¬ dents, Ken Gates and Bob Haft, the seniors were pre¬ sented their diplomas before nearly 3200 parents and family, teachers, and friends. Baccalaureate Speaker Rev. Emrys Thomas The orchestra provided preliminary music. Seniors receiving diplomas Commencement procession Baccalaureate and Commencement The Class of 1967, 1967 BASEBALL SCORES 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 Wa-H W r a-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H Wa-H 11 13 13 7 6 11 4 14 5 11 2 4 2 11 7 3 0 4 9 11 4 2 4 11 17 2 8 Mac-Hi Mac-Hi Mac-Hi Mac-Hi Mac-Hi Henniston Eisenhower Eisenhower Pendleton Pendleton Davis Davis Wenatchee Wenatchee Pendleton Pendleton Moses Lake Moses Lake Kennewick Pasco Pasco Kennewick Kennewick Henniston Henniston Richland Richland WARD SANDBURG MIKE MURR Big Eight Champions MIKE HANSON JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Kim Crumpackcr, John Briggs, Dave McKenzie, Rich Collins, Tom Angotti, Dave Boschkcr, Jim Me Intosh, Larry Mitchell, Dan Fer¬ guson. ROW 2 : Coach Marve Marchbanks Gar - Carlson, Dave Case, Vern Klein, Mike Eisele, Art Meyer, Rob Forbes, Frank McClenny, Lee Abbott, Ron Harris. This was the best season Wa-Hi has had since 1943 when they won the old Cross State League. It is the first time that the Blue Devils have won the Big Eight Conference in the two years of their membership in the league. In the championship game, Dan Alley pitched an 8 to 5 win over Richland, I w r o outstanding sophomores were Mike Murr, who led the team in batting average (,490) stolen bases {31), doubles (5), hits (50), and runs (41), and Mike Hanson, who had the best record as a pitcher in winning 7 out of his 8 starts, Dan Alley has been the number one pitcher for the last two years. Missing next year from the lineup due to graduation will be Ken Morgan, Roger Hart, Ron Johnson, Gary Owsley Dan Alley, Gary Winston, and Ken Gates, Coach Bill Bieloh commented on this year’s team, “This is the best team I have had since I have coached at Wa-Hi.” and STEVE AYCOCK managers DENNIS DICKEY ROGER HART GARY WINSTON BILL B1ELOH coach Track MR RON HUNTINGTON (coach), DALE FULLER, JERRY GADDY, (Steve Sum- mel), MR, CHUCK MCBRIDE (coach), and DICK SIDDON admire the first place trophy for the mile relay. Two of the relay teams performed very well this year with their members making a commendable record. The four mile team consisting of Scott Mohrland, Jerry Rea, Willie Hernandez, and Jack York set a Rig Eight record at Yakima, The mile relay team composed of Tim Campbell, Jeff Barnett, Dale Fuller and Dick Siddon w r on all but the district meet. The only graduating senior. Rich Eagon, vaulted around 13 feet. Jerry Gaddy did a good job against tough competition by turning in the third best shot put record in the history of Wa-Hi. Sophomore Mark Grudzinski, the best broad jump prospect, and Jack York, a good two miler, were among 17 who earned the right to participate in the sub-district meet. The others included Barnett, Jeff Buerstatte, Campbell, Fuller, Gaddy, Jim Hahner, Hernandez, Lynn Hoggan, Mohrland, Rea, Rich Saxon, Siddon, Joe Small, Walt Terry and Gary Wasemiller, LEFT- JEFF BARNETT mile relay JACK YORK 2 mile FORREST MCINTOSH manager WALTER TERRY 880 relay JEFF BUERSTATTE 880 relay MARK GRUDZINSKI broad jump JERRY REA mite RICH SAXON 880 relay SCOTT MOHRLAND half mile Wa-Hi had its own arbor day this spring when Homeroom S25 spearheaded the campus beautification project. Many home¬ rooms, school and civic organizations, individuals, and the mainten¬ ance department co-operated. Members of S25 studied the archi¬ tect ' s plan for the grounds, secured prices, and distributed instruc¬ tions for planting the trees. Planting day climaxed the work of many committees. Committee chairmen included Doug Jewett, general; Carol Gibbs, publicity; Bob Buchanan, purchasing; Chris Hogenson and Gary Roth, co-ordinating; Irene White, tips on the planting process; Chris Goodwin, Diana Montgomery, and Karen Preston, finances; Dave Hulse, planned layout, Mr, VanDeGrift, homeroom teacher, and Mr. Morrison and Mr. Lamb from the maintenance department assisted with the project Arbor Day in Action FRONT ROW: Karen Moro, Debbie Davis, Jcannie Garskc, Shirley Winn, Sherrie Black, Carol Walters Valerie Rietz. ROW 2: Manlee Robison, Marilee Fouls, Carol Benson, Virginia Hays, Leslie Stockton, Paula Downing, Margaret Van Seek. ROW 3: Miss Charlotte Wirth (coach), Jill Largent, Marcia Follett, Susan Taylor Karen Rodda, Kathy Rodda Sheryl Beck, Mrs. Arleen Smith (coach). SHIRLEY WINN Girls’ Track MARGARET VAN BEEK The Wa-Hi girls track team was quite successful this year, with many qualifying members returning with laurels from the Inland Empire AAU track meet in Coeur d’Alene. Leslie Stockton set a new record in the 880 yard run ; Leslie also re ceived the trophy for out¬ standing track girl. Kathy Hanson came in fourth in the 100 yard dash; Jill Largent placed second in the 440 yard run; Mar¬ garet Van Beek came in second in the 50 yard low hurdles. Kathy Hanson was third in the high jump and Margaret Van Beek second in the standing broad jump Marilee Fouls placed second in the shot put. In the 440 relay, the team of Jill Largent, Kathy Hanson. Margaret Van Beek, and Marilee Fouts placed second MARILEE FOUTS JEANNIE GARSKE MR. LIGHT coach Golf DUAL MATCH SCORES Wa-Hi 12J4 Kennewick ii’A Wa-Hi 20 Pendleton 4 Wa-Hi 19 Richland 11 Wa-Hi 14 Pasco 10 Wa-Hi lOj st Richland 13 a Wa-Hi 17J4 Hermiston 54 Wa-Hi 21J4 Hermiston 2A Wa-Hi 16 Kennewick 8 Wa-Hi 9 Pasco 15 Wa-Hi 22 Pendleton 2 Besides the dual matches, Walla Walla High School’s golfers, winners of the Big Eight Cham¬ pionship, played several invitational matches. In the Spokane Invitational, Mike Anderson, Larry Siegel, Ken Hendrix, and Doug Matthews came in third with a 330, A team composed of Mike Ander¬ son, Larry Siegel, Ken Hendrix, and Rick Hartwig placed 5th in the Kennewick Invitational with 370 They also won the Big Eight Championship tourney with a 294 and placed 7th in the state with 312, GOLF—FRONT ROW: Larry Siegel, Rick Hartwig, Ken Hendrix, Jim Phillips. ROW 2: Ray Williams, Dean Fond aim, Greg Pepin, Mike Anderson, John Bisha, Kevin Hosted, NOT PICTURED: Doug Matthews, Bruce Hill. CAROLE STORCH and KELLY ABAJIAN DON HAMLIN and GORDON BEMROSE BOYS-—FRONT ROW: Dan Hess, Dan Buckley Ken Fong Greg Wendier, Dave Kolbus, Vat Hein, Craig Johnson. ROW 2: Gordon Bemrose, John Moore, Dan Bailey, Don Bogle Dick Adams, Eric Johnson, Glen Hansens, Don Hamlin, Steve Kenyon. NOT PICTUR¬ ED: Bill Stiller, Allen Smith, Randy Pierce, Tom Nash, Ron Gawith. Steve Johnson, Dick Simon, Jim Reid, Randy Peterman, Wayne Duff GIRLS—FRONT ROW: Carole Storch, Man- Schaeffer, Kelly Aba- jain, Carolyn Kenyon, Kim Whitney. ROW 2: Kathy Swenson, Nancy Barton, Peggy ' Smith, Denise Rowse, Marcia Wendlcr, Becky Mitchell. NOT PICTURED: Laura Futhey, Judy Mason, Becky Mu mm, Sandi Wilson, Tennis The tennis team had a sue cessful year. For the season, the boys won 10 and lost 2 while the girls came up with ft wins and three losses. Both finished third in the league with 3-2 records. In singles, MR FAHRINGER Steve Kenyon led with 9 wins coach and 1 loss; Mary Schaeffer followed with an 8-0 season, while Dan Hess turned in a 7-3 season. Steve Kenyon and Val Hein topped the doubles with 11 wins and 2 losses; Becky Mitchell and Man- ' Schaeffer finished 6 - 5 , BOYS 1967 SCORES GIRLS Wa-Hi 7 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 6 Kennewick 1 Wa-Hi 5 Lewiston 2 Wa-Hi 4 Davis 3 Wa-Hi 1 Eisenhower 6 Wa-Hi 1 Wenatchee 6 Wa-Hi 6 Moses Lake 1 Wa-Hi 5 Pendleton 1 Wa-Hi 4 Richland 3 Wa-Hi 7 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 3 Pasco 4 Wa-Hi 6 Kennewick 1 Wa-Hi 6 Lewiston 0 Wa-Hi 4 Davis 3 Wa-Hi 5 Eisenhower 2 Wa-Hi 5 Wenatchee 2 Wa-Hi 6 Moses Lake 1 Wa-Hi Wa-Hi 2 Richland 4 Wa-Hi 1 Pasco 6 BECKY MITCHELL and MARY SCHAEFFER MARCIA WENDLER MR. HANSEN presents the Terri ' Pepin Award to CAROLE STORCH and STEVE KENYON. Royalty for STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER Princess Christie Viestcnz Princess Jcannie Ganguet Queen Colleen Bergevin Princess Mary French Princess Phyllis Merkle Strawberry Fields Forever Royalty for THE SWEET SHOPPE Princess Jane Frazier, Princess Marcia Bergevin, Queen Lynn Chamber¬ lain, Princess Cathy Boole Princess Sharie Black. The Sweet Shoppe Royalty for GAMBIT: Princess Linda Laufer, Princess Betty Harold, Queen Jeannie Ganguet, Princess Kelly Abajian. NOT PICTURED: Princess Phyllis Merkle I ' he highlight of the annual Military Ball is the announce¬ ment of new officers for the coming year. The new com¬ manding officer will be Cadet Colonel Bill Hector with Cadet Lt. Col, Bert Kinman the executive officer. Other appointments include Cadet Major Dale Fuller, drill team commander ; Cadet Major Jim Cannon, rifle team; and Lt. Col. Jeannie Helzer, the sponsor corps. The annual Military Review was held May 19th on the Wa-Hi campus this year and viewed by the entire student body. Many awards were presented to indi¬ viduals for excellence and to com¬ panies, platoons and squads for outstanding performance. Military Review FTA Award Banquet Winter Sports Banquet Publications Banquet Fall Sports Banquet French Dessert Banquets- You the Jury In a tense courtroom d rama, Bill Hughes (Jim Overman) was tried for the theft of Miss Townley’s (Lynn Chamberlain) $300. Drexel (Tom Beechinor), Bill’s attorney, held the ease until climaxed by Slater (Bruce Bjerke), the prosecuting attorney, who brought in more evidence The judge (Dan Hess) was kept awake by the clerk, (Frank Corkrum). Wit¬ nesses included Mrs. Hughes (Jaci Bescup), Becky (Chris Whitner), Miss Town ley, Emma Baird (Mary ' Wisner), Wylie (Bill Hunter), Lynch (Steve Johnson), Mrs. Matthews (Gretchen Leslie), and Hansen (Buddy Carlisle) Steve Kenyon served as narrator and Mr Charles Pat¬ terson as director. A shattering cup and two ghostly appearances drove poor Framton Nut- tie (Buddy Carlisle) right out of the play. “The Open Window” was di¬ rected by Lorraine Bras¬ sard Members of the high-strung Sappleton household were Mrs. Sap¬ pleton (Grace McDow¬ ell), Vera (Lorraine Brassard), Maria (Lynn Cheatham), Mr Sapple¬ ton (Bill Hunter), and Freddie {Steve Johnson). The Open Window Mimsy Were the Borogroves “Mimsy Were The Borogroves” add¬ ed melodrama to the evening’s playbill. Scott and Emma Paradine (Kevin Nauss and Carolyn Kenyon) were in¬ troduced by a w ' eird, baffling voice from somewhere out of reality By frightening their never-at-home par¬ ents (Bob Haft and Georgia Havens) with a strange box containing an aba¬ cus like object and a crystal ball, a discreet psychiatrist (Chris Viestenz) was introduced as a sufficient answer to the two problems and to assure Mr. and Mrs. Paradine that they weren’t cracking up. Through all the analysis, no solution was reached. Steve Ken¬ yon directed and Steve Johnson pro¬ duced. ■ ’ - «£- f