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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1968 volume:

The Associated Student Body of Walla Walla Htyh School Pments The 1968 Royal Blue Looking Thtongh The Seasons Roberge Photo AN AUTUMN SONG There is something in the Autumn that is native to my blood, Touch of manner, hint of mood; And my heart is like a rhyme, With the yellow and the purple and the crimson keeping time. The scarlet of the maples can shake me like a cry Of bugles going by. And my lonely spirit thrills To see the frosty asters like smoke upon the hills. There is something in October sets the gypsy blood astir; We must follow her, When from every hill aflame, She calls and calls each vagabond by name. —Bliss Carman AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 0 beautiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain! America! America! God shed His grace on thee And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea! —Katharine Lee Bates One must have a mind of winter To regard the frost and the boughs Of the pine-trees crusted with snow; And have been cold a long time To behold the junipers shagged with ice, The spruces rough in the distant glitter Of the January sun; and not to think Of any misery in the sound of the wind, In the sound of a few leaves, Which is the sound of the land Full of the same wind That is blowing in the same bare place For the listener, who listens in the snow, And, nothing himself, beholds Nothing that is not there and the nothing that is. —Wallace Stevens 7 SUNSET Where ships of purple gently toss On seas of daffodil, Fantastic sail ors mingle, And then —the wharf Is still. —Emily Dickinson FRAGMENT Flower in the crannied wall, I pluck you out of the crannies, I hold you here, root and all, in my hand, Little flower —but if l could understand What you are, root and all, and all in all, I should know what God and man is. —Alfred Tennyson 9 A 12 JIM GARRISON, WRAY GENE CHASE, PAM TALBOT, KAREN GLOVER, DEBBIE PRINGLE KATHY RHODDA, KAREN RHODDA, DAVE COPELAND. Cheerleader in Action CARRIE GLOVER DAVE COPELAND Traditional bonfire shows school spirit. Homeroom projects show ingenuity and creativeness. First place was A-6 (bot¬ tom left) and sec¬ ond place was S-16 (top left). 14 Queen Lynne and King Greg Marcia Bergevin {Princess); Eric Johnson (Prince); Pam Talbot (Princess); Lynne Cham¬ berlain (Queen); and Greg Scott (King). Randy McDougall not pictured. Dancing to twelve The Pastels BaHooogoonsf 19 Homecoming 67 RANDY McDOUGALL A good team is made up of dedicated players — players whose desire to win forces them to forfeit pleasures that the non-participant enjoys. The mem¬ bers of the Wa-Hi football team began turnouts August 23rd with temperatures sometimes above 90 degrees. It ' s no fun to run and tackle in that much heat, but Wa-Hi players persevere, trying to put their bodies in good physical shape. When school begins, there are four practices a week, three after school and a fourth Thursday evening. The Wa-Hi player is required to be on the practice field by three o’clock. That’s not much time to go to ones locker, return to the locker room, and dress into his bulky football uniform. But the Wa-Hi player knows that his promptness to practice is mandatory and that the discipline imposed upon him is a chief ingredient to winning games. Wa-Hi football players do work hard and do give up a great deal for one goal shared by them all . . , to win games for Wall a Walla High School, 16 ■clNTOSH STEV! LARRY SIEGEL DAVE SANDERS SEASON SCORES Jamboree Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Wa-Hi Kennewick Richland Eisenhower Davis Wenatchee Moses Lake Pasco Kennewick Richland ' PETERSON B SQUAD — FRONT ROW: Jack Davis, Dan Tennant, John Sturm, Vern Garvie, Jay Gehrett, Greg Wendler, Kevin Scrib¬ ner, Bob Hergert, Ron Lentz, Frank Young, Paul Sands, Dan Furgason, Arnie Moreno, Ken Zimmerly, Clint Devoir. ROW 2; Alan Meyers, John Turney, Larry Mauer, Tim Waite, Tim May- cumber, Ken Harding, Kirk Bauman, Rob Forbes, Ken Thomp¬ son, Don Hanson, Randy Taylor, Larry Brittain, Bruce Brown¬ ell, Coach Chapman. NOT PICTURED: Dave Fredrickson, Ken Buley, Coach Stookey, 18 Williams, Sam Schluter Dave Boschker, Steve Arland, Dave Parson. ROW 3: Coach Fletcher, Jim McIntosh, Mike Casey, Mike Eisele, Jeff Buerstatte, Dirk Jansen, Dave Case, Dave Sanders, Steve Martin, Mark Thompson, Steve Plucker, Sid Stecker, Coach Drew, Coach Meyer B-Squsd The Wa-Hi B Squad enjoyed a success ful season. With a 5-1-1 record, the JV team captured the mythical B squad title between Wa-Hi and Tri-City teams. Both the offense and the defense deveh oped into strong teams after the third game of the season. The defense allowed only IS points in the final four games while the offense scored 10L The B squad scored weft both on the ground and in the air, Dave Fredrickson ac counted for the passing while Tim Waite. Lonny Lightfoot, and Jack Davis pro¬ vided the power on the ground. One of their biggest assets was the ability to play as a unit both offensively and de¬ fensively. B Squad Season Record Wa-Hi 6 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 6 Kennewick 26 Wa-Hi 20 Richland 20 Wa-Hi 45 Mac-Hi 12 Wa-Hi 12 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 13 Kennewick 0 Wa-Hi 31 Richland 6 COACH MEYER COACH STOOKEY The Blue Devils started the season right with R andy Mc- Dougall, Mike Murr, and Jim McIntosh lancing through the Kennewick Lions’ defense and racking up a 29 to 0 score The Big Blue then leveled its sights on the Richland Bomb¬ ers and blasted them off-the field with a 23 to 14 victory Steve Arland was hot on the offense; Ward Sandberg held the line on the defense Eisenhower fell before a similar onslaught with a final score of 7 to 0. McDougal! scored the only touchdown of the game and the Cadets ' offense was stymied by Scott Brotherton on one side and Hugh McEachen on the other. The first half of the Davis game looked bad for the Devils, who were behind 14 to 6. Determined not to break their winning streak, the Devils got in gear and smashed the Pirates 33 to 14. During the second half, Jerry Ledford won the battle for a Davis fumble, and the Blue charged in for six points. After that, the Davis defense crumbled before an offense led by Murr. Their offense was almost completely halted by our defensive line led by Tow McOmber and Dirk Jansen. Then the Blues ran head on into a brick wall called the Wenatchee Panthers at our homecoming. Eric Johnson scored a touchdown after running 14 consecutive plays down 63 yards worth of field. The only other touchdown was scored when Johnson hit Gary Brumback on a short pass. Wenatchee scored three times and made alt of their extra points, making the final score 13 to 21. The game with Moses Lake was equally disappointing. Even though Mike Casey made an outstanding showing for the defensive line, the Blue Devils lost 7 to 19. We also drew a 0 to 0 tie with the Pasco Bulldogs in the wettest game of the year. 4 fGHf. Co-Captain RANDY McDOUG SID ST El m Nevertheless, Jim Oury broke up some of Pasco’s last drives for a score to break the deadlock. Furious from losing two consecutive games and tying another, the Blue Devils cere¬ moniously stomped Kennewick 38 to 7. After Murr and Mc- Dougall put Wa-Hi in the lead, Jerry Ledford intercepted a Lions ' pass and ran 33 yards to set up for a touchdown. Mike Eisele later recovered a fumble. Val Hein threw a 35 yard pass to Jeff Buerstatte for another six pointer. The last game of the season was against the Richland Bombers. Again, the Big Blue moved out its heavy artillery and smashed them 26 to 0. Jerry Gaddy did a great job on offense, and Dave Case caught a good pass that set Wa-Hi up on top. This put the Blue Devils in an undisputed second place in the Big Eight Conference. MARK GRUDZINSKI State All-Star Team 22 Leslie Stockton, one of the senior members of Girls ' Sports, demonstrates her Badminton form. Girls ' Sports This year ' s Girls ' Sports started off with many matches of tennis and badminton. Next on the agenda was speed-a-way followed by a large number of girls turning out for volleyball. Volleyball and basketball Sports days were held at the Tri-Cities with about eight schools attending. Gymnastics also brought out a large number of girls this year for a very successful season. In the spring, there was much activity for the girls with all kinds of track and field events. The girls enjoy Speed-a-way, which is a fast moving, outdoor game. Becky Mitchell does a graceful, but difficult form of the splits with apparent ease. Vickie Brewer checks her drive past Betty Young, Good control of the ball and good defense can make or break a team. Spotted by Mrs. Smith, Linda Rhode does a straddle hold on the sixteen foot long balance beam. Besides the balance beam, the girls worked on the uneven parallel bars, the vaulting horse, the trampoline, and mat tumbling. Debbie Pringle works on her free throws during one of the afternoon practice sessions. ROY ALETTES—FRONT ROW; Susan Miller, Helen Myrick, Judy Misander, Peggy Smith, Susan Fish¬ er, ROW 2: Pam Hurst, Retta Van Scot ter, Janene McCracken, Karla Schiffman, Val Rietz, Patty Mc¬ Cracken ROW 3: Sue Harstad, Kathy Leslie, Eioise Beechmor, Terry Daniel, Leslie Brown, Sue Schatzel, Jeanine Kinsfather, NOT PICTURED: Tina Vivian The Royalettes had an active role in sup¬ porting Walla Walla High School sports. They performed at half time at football and basketball games including the Wa-Hi Homecoming game. The Sadie Hawkins as¬ sembly March 8th introduced the use of a strobe light as part of their routine. A hearty thanks is extended to the Royal¬ ettes for the excellent manner in which they represented Walla Walla High School FRONT ROW: Susan Miller, Peggy Smith, Helen Myrick, Judy Mi sender, Susan Fisher. ROW 2 : Leslie Brown, Retta VanScotter, Pam Hurst, Patty McCracken, Valerie Rietz. ROW 3: Terry Daniel, Sue Schatzel, Kathy Leslie, Ja¬ nene McCracken, Eioise Beech i nor. WILLI L HERNANDEZ Wa-Hi ' s cross country team had its best season on record, losing only to Richland during the regular season and defeating Richland when it counted in the district championships Running without last year ' s star, Jack York, who was out most of the sea¬ son with a bad injury, the team rallied as Willie Hernandez took over the role of leaden Willie ran extremely well all season and was followed by Lynn Hoggan and Jerry Rea, who battled for the number two spot Sophomore Kelly Stecker did a fine job in his first year of cross country holding down the 4th position ail season Steve Paul added depth to the scorers John Dietrich and John Cortinas round¬ ed out the seven man team. Sophomore Wayne Frank came on strong late in the season and dis¬ placed Cortinas for a spot on the district champion¬ ship team Ctoss Comity Wa-Hi 21 Pendleton 38 Moses Lake Invitational Wa-Hi 2nd Wa-Hi 22 Pendleton 39 Wa-Hi 19 Kennewick 36 Wa-Hi 20 Pasco 42 Wa-Hi 37 Richland 21 Four Way Southern Division YVIAA Wa-Hi 2nd Big 8 District Championship Wa-Hi 1st State Championships at Seattle Wa-Hi 11th FRONT ROW; Wayne Frank Greg York Keith Meyers Dan Dunn Kurt Lindberg Scott Graves Stuart Skidmore Pat Knutti ROW 2: Loren VanBuskirk Doug Dammarell Jeff Barnett Bill Huntington Charles Lytle Dennis Elkins Dennis Meiners Walt Terry 25 AMY SHOOP MARGARET JANSEN ZELMA COYLE Nurse Secretary Secretary JANE MEYERS ELEANORE QUAIN Secretary Receptionist BETH BUCKNUM English EVA CLAY English MARY JO GEIDL English GERALDINE HARTLEY Speech Creative Writing VIRGINIA MARABLE English AUDREY BURNS English ROBERT FAHRINGER English, History Humanities RUTH GRAY English, Photography Yearbook DUANE KUSLER English, Reading JO LYNN McBEE English English Department CHARLES PATTERSON English, Drama Department Head DALE NESBITT English, Journalism Journal RICHARD POOLE English CHARLES STOOKEY English American Literature LOLA WHITNER Reading, Composition- Vocabulary Libwy MARY BALDWIN (right) Head Librarian DOROTHY BEARD ((eft) Librarian RICHARD CAMRANELLf Instructional Materials HAZEL SCOTT Clerk Fofeign Language Department CAROLYN SHORE French, Dept Head MARY KOCH Latin, French JOSEPH LYTLE Spanish 29 Social Studies Department ELTON FENNQ Department Head Socio-£con. U.5. History JANICE HOOD 5.LP.5 , Socio-Econ. U� S. History DEAL VAN DEGRIFT Socio-Econ. U.Sh History TfM CORFIELD U.S. History Northwest History KENNETH RHODES Socio-Ecoa U.S. History CHARLES McBRlDE Current Affairs U.S. History ALBERT WORTHINGTON Geography and World Affairs, Driver Education HARVEY WELLINGTON Western Civilization Geography and World Affairs Math Department ELEANOR BURGESS, Geometry, Chem¬ istry; BILL BIELOH, Algebra, Basketball Coach; C. F. BRUEGGEMEIER, Depart¬ ment Head, Geometry, Algebra; ROBERT MEYER, Algebra, Coach Geometry; LEWIS DREW, Math Analysis, Coach Trigonometry, Algebra, Geometry; JOYCE PFEFFERLE, Algebra, Geometry; KYLE WAITE, Business Math, Driver Edu¬ cation. JOHNNIE DENNIS Department Head Physics, Math Analysis Science Department V. P. CORNELISON, Biology; RON HUNTING- TON, Biology, Coach, Introductory Science; WILLIAM McCGRKLE, Biology, Zoology, F.A.; RICHARD SHROPSHIRE, Introductory Science, Chemistry; JAMES TOMLIN, Introductory Sci¬ ence, Biology, Coach. Music Department RUSSELL LARSEN Supervisor of Music Band GEORGE WHITE, Girls ' Glee, Choir; GEORGE BEAGLE, Orchestra; RICHARD CLARK, Choir. Commetciel Department DONALD ANDERSON Shorthand Typing Department Head BEVERLY O’LAUGHLIN Office Practice Shorthand Record Keeping Mimeographing WELDON ANDERSON Pre-Employment Typing LOUISE REA Typing MARY ELLEN MORRISON Typing Bookkeeping Record Keeping ROBERT TAYLOR Business Law Bookkeeping JAMES McKAY Agriculture Department Head JOSEPH ROFF Auto Merchants CHARLES CLARK Agriculture Coordinator of Vocational Education WILBUR BOSCHKER Mechanical Drawing Architectural Drawing DOUGLAS ALEXANDER Occupational Education Aeronautics RAY POLLEY Industrial Math Woodshop MAURICE LIGHT Distributive Education EDWIN MOSER Arts and Crafts Art 32 Home Economies Ot ' rn Education DOROTHY ANDERSON DORIS SMITH Home Economics Home Economics Department Head Militaty Depatfmeni SGT. JAMES PRINE SGT, ROTC RAYMOND SPRIECK ROTC W! 77 i BERNHARD LANG Driver Education VIRGIL WRIGHT Driver Education LAVERN GLASGOW Driver Education CLARK NELSON Driver Education Physical Education FELIX FLETCHER Athletic Director Physical Education Coach CHARLOTTE WIRTH Girls ' Physical Education, Coach JAMES CHAPMAN Physical Education Coach ARLEEN SMITH Girls ' Physical Education, Coach MARCELLA HARTLIEP TINA JONES NADINE O’BRIEN MYRTLE REED LUCILLE WHITMAN LOIS JEAN YOUNG Bus Driven BUS DRIVERS: A, H. Cornell, Wilbur Crumpacker Ernest Evers Joyce Van Suren. NOT PICTURED: Jake Baker, Bill Berry Marge Brotherton, Harold Calvin, Betty DeBeaumont, Joe Haberstok Darlene Hanford Marion Jackson, Ronald Klassen, Louis Peck ham, Millard Van Donge Louis Zaro, Custodim DON ELDER Head Custodian 34 GILBERT CUNNINGHAM DOUG STAUDENMAIER Asst Custodian JACOB HEIM8IGNER WILLIS KELSEY DARRELL MtCHAELSON CARL SHEPPARD PEP CLUB—FRONT ROW; Veola Pryor, Cathy Williams, Kathy Singer, Pat Rothwell, Darlene Shamp, Mary Ann Duff, Judy Jaquish, ROW 2: Lynda Wilson, JoAnn Buettner, Karen Flanagan, Margaret Claughton, Shirley Banks, Robin Bond, Silvera Pryor. ROW 3: Karen Tucker, Peggy Hail This year Pep Club was swept by a new wave of spirit. The effects of this wave were plainly visible in their new uniforms, numerous sales, and their cheerful, enthusiastic support of the Blue Devils at the games. GOOD WORK, GIRLS! PEP CLUB OFFICERS—FRONT ROW: Karen Flan¬ agan, vice president; Kathy Singer, president; Margaret Claughton, secretary, ROW 2: Lynda Wilson, Peggy Hall, Pat Rothwell, Ways and Means Committee members JERRY JONES BERT KINMAN Treasurer vice President MR, NEHER Adviser Mr. Bjefke— Survival 1 Greg Scott assisted Mr. Haggard with an electrical experiment. Bo ys ' Federation, a combined to¬ tal of the male population of Walla Walla High School, has been the source of many projects and school campaigns. Among their better known projects are the an¬ nual car smash, car safety drive and the auto rally. The entire federation meets once each month for federation assem¬ blies. Here, every member has the opportunity to voice his opinion or ask questions of guest speakers. This year some of the guest speak¬ ers have included Odd Bjerke, Ward Sandburg, Jr., and Claude Haggard. Boys’ Federation has also worked constantly to build school spirit. BOYS’ FEDERATION ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES: Tom McOmber, senior second semester; Ward Sandburg, junior second semester; Dave Fredrickson, sophomore second se¬ mester; Steve Martin, junior first semester. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Jerry Jones senior first semester; Dave Parson, sophomore first semester. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Alan Damm, Greg Wend- ler, Delbert Danly Chuck Woolfolk, Jim Jones, Gary Wase- miHer, Ben Holley, Tom SumerJin, Oman Wilcox Scott Ros- enkranz, Doug Humphrey, Dan Hess, David Boyer, David Emjgh, Virgit Frazier, Onie Bloomberg, Rich Knuth, Greg York, Dave McBride, Dave Fredrickson, Dave Case, Dennis Dickey, Tim Waite, Dave Demaris f Ken Hendrix, Kevin Hus- ted, Mike Thrasher, Randy Swenson, Ron McCauley, Doug Kennedy, Dave Copeland, Keith Kirby, Pat Eisele, John Sloan, Gary Garrard, Gary Enders, Don Hanson, Terry Cox, Dave Mitchell, Thach Brooks, Louis Bunce, Dave Overman, Mike Hansen, Rob Scott, Sam Garmire, Wayne Patterson, Bob Eccles, Darrell Carrier Brent Gorham, Larry Stirling, Randy Taylor, Steve John, David Buttice, Arnold Moreno, Dave McKenzie James McIntosh, Gary Brumback, Doug Mason Kirk Bierwagen Bob Bradshaw, Frank Corkrum, Bill Flee nor, Don Hauer, KATHY SVENSON Treasurer GIRLS ' LEAGUE CABINET HEADS — FRONT ROW: Carrie Glover—Entertain¬ ment, Mary Lee Robison—Transfer, Janni Lasater—Friendship and Social Serv¬ ice, Kathy Hanson—Crest President, Marcia Stockstad—Finance. ROW 2; Cathy Boule—Social, Marcia Bergevin—Scrapbook, Terrie Grote—Publicity, Loni Gay Wyrick—School Improvement, Claire Coryell—Bulletin Board. The Girls ' League involves all the girls at Wa-Hi, and because it lit¬ erally does just this, it has become the richest organization here at Wa-Hi, boasting a treasury of some $2,500 to $3,000, The Girls 1 League annually sponsors the Sophomore Orientation Tea and the following week the Welcome Frolic. Each quarter a party is given for transfer students and each semester there is a banquet. This year, to boost spirit during the Homecoming week, a display contest was held with designs constructed by homerooms in con¬ junction with the Homecoming theme. During the holiday season of Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Girls ' League prepares baskets for community families and also gives warm clothing. For the sports season, the Girls ' League sold Pom Poms and Booster Badges as one of two “great fund raising projects. The Girls ' League, with the help of the enthusiastic Minute Girls, sold all-occasion greeting cards. The biggest Girls ' League event of the year is Sadie Hawkins week, which was really celebrated in the traditional Dog-Patch style as this year was Leap Year. A successful Hootenanny was given in the spring and the Girl of the Month Contest again took its place as a Girls ' League specialty. 38 FIRST SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS — FRONT ROW: Lucretia Elders, Judy Lamb, MerJa Kausche, Judy Keith, Laurie Drum- heller, Linda Wilson, Cathy Christiansen, Jackie Hays, Judy Lindsey, ROW 2 : Pam Lentz, Debbie Pringle. Margaret Van Beek, Kath Qnstot, Sue Hickman, Patty Burgess, Susan Tay¬ lor, Lynne Soper, Debbie Headding, Nancy Bynum, ROW 3: Valerie Rtetz, M ' Lisse Perrault, Sandi Wilson, Regina McKay, Sandra Jeffs, Kathy Rasmussen, Judy Willoughby, Debbie Janet Dwyer and Marcia Stockstad helped in the Girls ' League sale of all-occasion cards. Goldsbury, Pam Hurst, Anne Plummer NOT PICTURED: Betty Cribb, Joana Runyan, Terry Simmons, Marcia Stockstad, Carrie Garrison, Sharrie Black, Janet Schneidmiller, Veola Pryor, Cindy Bannister, Linda Kirby, Irene White, Tonie Lynch, Carolyn Weed, Pam Casey, Debbie Thompson, Laurie Ay (ward, Yvonne Meyers, Lana Mason, Sue Harstad, Pamela Hurst, Brooke Copeland, Connie Schuhart. Transfer Dinner CABINET ASSISTANTS — FRONT ROW: Carolyn Kenyon, Sue Quackenbush, Carol Gibbs, Sally Conaway. ROW 2 Patti Russell, Marilyn Sterling, Jane Frazier, Jeanie Helzer. NOT PICTURED: De¬ nise Alexander. ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES — FRONT ROW- Odes- sia Davis, Gail Anderson. ROW 2 . Patti Russell, Terri Lauterbach, Betty Cribb, NOT PICTURED: Debbie Wal¬ ters. CREST—FRONT ROW: Aletha Plaquet, Judy Keith, JoAnn Robi¬ son, Penny Hallmark, Barb Walters, Gretchen Leslie, Lynn Cham¬ berlain ROW 2: Claire Coryell, Marcia Bergevin, Heidi Glock- hamer, Carolyn Knowles, Wendy Smith, Karen Ballard, ROW 3; Marcia Follett, Debbie Walters, Marilee Fouts, Irene White, Linda Cummings, Mary Beck, Denise Alexander, NOT PICTURED: Re¬ gina McKay, Debbie Pringle, Kim Whitney, Sally Rojo, Shirley Quaresma, CREST OFFICERS—FRONT ROW: Kathy Svenson, president; Kathy Hansen, president ROW 2: Terri Grate, secretery-treasurer; Mary Lee Robison, secretary-treasurer; Janet Lasater, vice presi¬ dent; Cathy Boole, vice president SECOND SEMESTER CABINET HEADS— FRONT ROW: Janet Dwyer, finance; Susan Harstad, entertainment; Lonnie Wyrick, bul¬ letin board; Carolyn Kenyon, transfer; M Lisse Perrault, publicity; Wendy Smith, school improvement NOT PICTURED: Mollie Murphy, scrapbook; Sharie Black, friendship and social service; Carol Spanish, social. GIRLS ' LEAGUE CABINET ASSISTANTS— FRONT ROW: Bunnie Guisinger, social; Mary Jo Beck, school improvement; Mary Lee Robison, transwer; Betty Cribb, entertain ment ROW 2; Chris Short, friendship and social service; Marcia Bergevin, scrapbook; Gayle Passmore, finance; Nancy Branning, publicity. NOT PICTURED: Carrie Glover. 40 GIRLS LEAGUE ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES—FRONT ROW: Brooke Copeland, Patty Russell, Kathy Rodda. ROW 2: Debbie Walters, Terry Lauderback, Carol Gibbs. GIRLS OF THE MONTH Scholarship, Jill Largent; School Spirit, Pam Talbot; Leadership, Kathy Hansen; Character, Nancy Barton; Participation, Carrie Glover; Miss Wa-Hi, Kathy Svenson, SECOND SEMESTER MINUTE GIRLS—FRONT ROW: Anne Bellatoile, Judy Almon, Patty McCracken, Cindy Coyle, Laurie Drumheller, Merfa Kausche, Gretchen Leslie. ROW 2; Judy Misander, Pam Hurst, Shelly Smith, Debbie Hartliep, Aletha Plaquet, Erma Jean Cross, Linda Nixon. ROW 3: Jeanne Par¬ ker, Chris Hunter, Peggy Winters, Sandy Jeffs, Marlee Slick, Mary Eichhorn, Sue Brewer, Eloise Beech inor, Marcia Follett 41 ASB Cabinet PENNY HALLMARK Treasurer JIM HAHNER Commissioner of Activities STEVE BULEY Vice-President KIM WHITNEY Secretary ERiC JOHNSON Commissioner of Justice LARRY ROBERTS Commissioner of Publications To the students of Walla Walla High School: It has been a distinct privilege to serve as president of such a superbly, well rounded student body. Our objective this year was to get more people involved in school centered activities. How success¬ ful were we? The answer to this question is best reflected in this outstanding annual. The students’ attitude and enthusiasm have been exceptional. Nothing was ap¬ proached half-heartedly, and we have had a tremendously successful year to show for it. ( would like to think some of this can be attributed to the efforts of student government. To each of you, I wish the best of luck in your chosen future, Sincerely yours, 43 Student Court end legislative Assembly STUDENT COURT: Bruce Bjerke, Senior Justice; Judy Almon, Secretary; Dick Simon, Chief Justice; Bob Anderson, Senior Jus¬ tice; and Dave Cobb, Junior Justice. NOT PICTURED: Cathy Christiansen, Sophomore Justice; Ken Buley, Bailiff, AS© Cabinet Meeting Student Court at Wa-Hi was basically the students 1 way of enforcing the faws and statutes that were enacted by them, fn this way the students not only pass laws in order to make things at Wa-Hi run smoothly, but they also have the power, through Student Court, to see that these laws are enforced. It is the duty of the court to determine the guilt or innocence of a person reported to the court for breaking one of the laws at Wa-Hi. If this person is judged to be guilty by the court, it is the responsibility of the court to give this person a sentence. However, it is not the responsibility of the court to enforce this sentence. The Chief Justice, in addition to performing the duties of a regular justice, must see that all subpoenas are deliv ered, must plan all court sessions, and must preside over the court sessions. ■ i ' Jr jrav VWl; r use. ft vy MJ| ■uf m i W r w f JClf M Ift i . IL L ‘ a. i � 1 FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—FRONT ROW: Angelo Pisani, David Boyer, Lana Mason, Susan Quackenbush, Steve Buley, Melvin Hickman, Greg Pepin, Dan Flathers, Alan Knutson. ROW 2: Lama Skow, Sandra Kibler, Lois Brooks, John Lendacky, Barry Macario, John Moore, Wayne Petterson, Pat Knuth, Steve Llold, Dale Fuller, ROW 3: Karen Scribner, Bess Harter, Sheryl Beck, Kathy Heacock, Mary Buttice, Kathy Singer, Sandra Seel, Jeri Graham Darla Sandahf, Rachelle Davilla. NOT PICTURED: Alvin Basil, Sandy Benson, Teresa Brock, Jeff Buerstatte, Margie Bums, Tim Campbell, Steve Slaw son, Cynthia Crudup, Kathy Emery, Verne Garvie, Frank Hansche, Don Hauer, Linda Hagen, Sen Holley, Bess Harter, Jeff Hunter, Cindi Kralman, Terri Lauterback, Gretchen Leslie, Cathy Patterson, Marilyn Parris, JoAnn Robison, Pat Roth well, Chandler Serven, Carol Spanish, Dave Stewart, Ken Thompson, Debbie Wal¬ ters, Jerry Wilco , Linda Wilson. 44 Tnffie Court TRAFFIC COURT: Craig Johnson, Jerry Gaddy, Keith Myers, Jay Hereford, Denise Alexander, Dean Fondahn, Dick Gamer Legislative Assembly consists of Representatives from each homeroom with the ASB vice president as presiding officer. Legislative Assembly was concerned with practi¬ cal issues this year Among these were the development of a swim team, formation of a Senior Activities ' Card, extension of snack bar privileges, and collection of pen¬ nies for Vietnam day. Throughout the year the assembly ' s emphasis has been tow ard activities which benefit the students and the community. Traffic Court was made up of five justices this year: chief justice, senior justice, two junior justices, and sophomore justice. Each one of the five had one vote in rendering a verdict. The major duty of the chief justice consists of presiding over all court proceedings, however, this job often entails much more than one might suspect Anoth¬ er important activity of the chief justice is co-ordinating with other schools who want to set up a judicial system. SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY—PRESIDING: Dan Flat hers, FRONT ROW: Don Hauer, Wayne Petterson, Sandi Wil¬ son, Laurie Struthers, Dave Bynum, Dave Struthers, Paul Demia- new, Dave Boyer. ROW 2: Mirjana Roska, Bertha Pena, Connie Raugust, Margaret Minnick, Barbara McFall, Sally Morgan, Patty Black law, Mike Brough, Kim Crum packer, Jim Reynolds. ROW 3: Russell Antes, Sheryl Beck, Pat Knuth, Marlow Anderson, Guy Cook, Jack Leonard, Cathy Heacock, Sam Peterson, ROW 4: Jeff Hunter, Brent Gorham, Vicki Cross, Lois Brooks, Karen Fields, Sally Rojo, John Cortinas, Frank Morrisette, Mr. Fenno. ROW 5: Patty Rothwelf, Lorna Skow. NOT PICTURED: Judy Almon Jan Alexan¬ der, Dave Bickford, Teresa Brock, Sandra Buck land, Ken Buley, Jeff Buerstatte, Craig Campbell, Craig Carver, Jim Chun, Frank Corkrum, Judy Craddock, Mike Ellison, Dan Flathers, Ron Gawith, Sandra Kibler, Nancy Knowles, Sue Kropf, Debbie Lasater, Bruce Moore, Patty Perry Charles Peterson, Loren Rawson, JoAnn Robi¬ son, Margaret Van Seek, Linda Wilson, Margie Wood, 46 7 V v HP ? £ f , ' i i ? L . Ni f s.y ■ ' r v ' ■ ' ' -yf : !- Fs � v.s “- ..‘j y v? V 5 47 Distributive Education Club of America FIRST PERIOD-—FRONT ROW; Linda Anderson, Caroly Childers, Pam McDonald, Cindy Harding, Sandra Wroe T Colleen Wet mo re, Joan Hu we, ROW 2: Molly Murphy, Karen Webb, Lois Zimmerly, Anne Vickers, Jenice Mitchell. ROW 3: Larry Mitchell, Jerry Monk, Nancy Carlisle, Donna Penland, Barbara Hill, Tom Hays, Richard Saxon. NOT PICTURED: Ken Nordstrom, Becky Murphy, Esther Anderson. Dave Stimmel shows customers a mini-television. ZERO PERIOD—FRONT ROW: Terri Russo, Teri York, Bill McGough, Bob Powell, Linda Kirby, Caro¬ lyn Weed. ROW 2: Karl Banks, Mike Edwards, Cindy Peterson, Stephen A. McDirmid, Linda Parrott, Frankie Armstrong. NOT PICTURED: Maribeth Hartzheim, Annette Hendrickson, Randy Pierce, Gene Walker, Rick Williams. Cheryl Taylor, under the supervision of Mrs. R. Monroe, makes a sale to Bruce Williams ZERO PERIOD OFFICERS; Terry York, secretary; Randy Pierce, historian; Lin¬ da Kirby, treasurer; Bill McGough, vice president, NOT PICTURED; Bob Powell, president. FIRST PERIOD OFFICERS: Nancy Car¬ lisle, secretary; Linda Anderson, histor¬ ian; Richard Saxon, president; Colleen Wetmore, vice president; Ken Nord¬ strom, parliamentarian; Donna Penland, treasurer. SECOND PERIOD OFFICERS: Ron Alex¬ ander, vice president; Dave Stimmel, historian; Shirley Guaresma, president; Richard Montgomery, treasurer; Bunnie Guisinger, secretary. NOT PICTURED: Leona Cunnington, parliamentarian. The purpose of the Distributive Education Clubs of America is to combine instruction in retailing, management and buying with prac¬ tical business experience. Some sixty-five students in three Dis¬ tributive Education Clubs received this training and experience this year. In the fall, Mr. Light took several students to the DECA Governor ' s Conference in Olympia where the state DECA officers were elected. In the spring, a number of students attended the State Leadership Conference in Olympia at which time competitions in salesmanship, sales demonstrations and public speaking were held. Other activi¬ ties included the sale of candy, fruit cakes and pocket calendars to defray the expenses of the annual banquet at which the employers of the students are guests. The three clubs have had an active, reward¬ ing year. i M. D. LIGHT Adviser SECOND PERIOD—FRONT ROW: Patty Voshall, Linda Hartwell, Vicki Anderson, Bev Osborn, Leona Cunnington, Sev Kluehe, Helene Bahneman. ROW 2: Judy Duffy, Shirley Guaresma, Sharon McCaw, Bunnie Guisinger, Sue Harstad, Peggy Smith, Patty Mace, Susan Criss, ROW 3: Sue Wagoner, Scott Rosenkranz, Richard Montgomery, Ted Ja¬ cobs, Byron Johnson, Guy Gallo, Marilyn Potter. NOT PICTURED: Ron Alexander, Dave Stimmel, Cheryl Taylor. MAJOR JEFF BUERSTATTE S-3 CHARLES BRANNAN LT, COL, JEANIE HELZER Sponsors Military Department RIFLE TEAM — FRONT ROW: Jim Cannon, Larry Stirling, Gray, Bob Crook, Dan Billow, Mike Shearer, Dave Bickford, Alan Oamm, Mervin Kentch, Jim Payton, Jess Bickford, Bill Tom Greethurst, Alan Raguso. Hector, Mike Walker. ROW 2: La Wayne Sch merer, Dennis COL. BILL HECTOR Brigade Commander MAJOR JERRY JONES SGT. JAMES PRINE MAJOR JIM HAHNER S4 MAJOR DALE FULLER Drill Team SGT. RAYMOND SPRIECK MAJOR BOB BUCHANAN S-2 MAJOR JIM CANNON Rifle Team LT, COL, JAMES REYNOLDS SPONSOR CORPS — ' BIG W: Marilee Fo uts—Corp., Linda Cummings, Jean me Reyburn, Carol Spanish, Kathy Perkins, Marcia Stockstad, Sally Conaway, Gaye Prest, Loni Gay Wyrick—Capt, Pam Casey, Laurie Drumheller, Linda Nixon, Cathy Boufe—Major, Judy Fuller, Barbara Clements, Lynne Chamberlain, Carol Gibbs—Capt., Virginia Swenson, Penny Hallmark, Gayle Passmore, Marcia Follett—Corp., Diane Simmons, Debbie Thompson, Cathy Leslie, Shirley Talich, Kim Wh itney, Patty Black law. LITTLE W; Margaret Van Seek, Connie Schuhart, Virginia Korfhage, Diane Cundiff, Chris Cox—Corp., Georgia Havens, Janni Dwyer—Sgt, Chris Hogenson, Laurie Strothers— Corp., Susie Hamburg—Sgt. Major, Bunni Lott—Sgt., Do¬ reen Drager, Jeanie Helper—Lt Co ., Kathy Svenson, Mari- dee Edington, Becky Hughes, Deanne DeWitt—Corp., Carrie Garrison, Poe Yeend, Shelley Maestretti, Chris Short, Cindy Coyle, Shari Black, Janet Lasater. DRILL TEAM — FRONT ROW: Larry Harding, Dave March, Mike Marum, Steve Montgomery, ROW A Gary McConnell, Gary Mackey, Ed Reister. ROW 2x Don Bancroft, Steve Cox, Leonard Jensen, Virgil Fra zier, Ben Holley. Louis Bunce, Tim Baker. ROW 3: Marty Huie, Lonnie Lightfoot, CAPT. DAVE PARKER 1ST LT. LARRY MITCHELL 2ND LT. SAM GARMIRE 2ND LT, jim mcintosh COMPANY A-l — FRONT ROW: Arnold Moreno, Larry Mitchell, Dave Parker, Sam Gar- mire, ROW 2: Dean Kelly, Dell Watts. Larry Jantz, Chuck Reger, David Seibold, Wayne Bushnetl. Albert Klavano, Russell Antes, Ken Thompson, Richard Spurlock, Mark Johnson, ROW 3: Greg Kelly, Gary Smith, Collins Freitas, Allan Myers, Micheal Campanelli, Mike Sergevin, Manuel Mendoza, Tom Treadwell, Steve Rittenhouse, Thomas Daniel, David Mitchell, Jerry Branning, Daryl Strohmeier, Daniel Dunn, NOT PICTURED: Jim McIntosh. CAPT. DAN SMALL 1ST LT. 2ND LT, 2ND LT, TOM SUMERLIN GARY BRUMBACK GAYLE CLUTE CAPT. 1ST LT. 2ND LT. 2ND LT. JIM PAYTON VAL HEIN SAM CURCIO DARLY COYLE COMPANY B-2 —FRONT ROW: Dick Taylor, Randy Peterman, Craig Noble, Steve Cox, Joe France. ROW 2: Jim Davison, Don Hanson, Mark Gehring, Paul Goetsch, John Moore, Brooks Hull, Chandler Serven, Robert Peterson, Tom Baumgardner, Paul Sands, Mike Thomas. ROW 3: Dan Dimock, Sam Sawyer, Hal Hoover, Mike Kinter, Doug Breen, Bill Benedict, Ray Crawford, Steve Foster, Van Schoessler, Gary Enders, Jim Cummings, Kurt Lindberg. CAPT. 1ST LT. 2ND LT. 2ND LT. CRAIG NOBLE STEVE COX RANDY PETERMAN JOE FRANCE COMPANY A-2— FRONT ROW: Gayle Clute, Tom Sumerlin, Dan Smalt, Gary Brumback, Lowden Borgens. ROW 2i Fred Trowbridge, John Glenn, Rich Ma¬ son, Rodney Griffin, Dan Billow, Karl Denisen, Kirk Baumann, Marcus Wain- wright, Greg Garland, Dean Lindemann, Dave Arland, Bob Hergert ROW 3: Rip Vanwinkle, Robert Scott, Neil Devaney, Dennis Gray, Marty Huie, Scott Johnson, Dan Barker, Alan Wolfe, Kelly Stecker, Mike Hawes, Verne Garvie, Kurt Hockett, Jeff Gleaton, Don Hauer. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Bill Hill. COMPANY B-l — FRONT ROW: David McKenzie, Charles Brannan, Sam Cur- cio, Jim Payton, Daryl Coyle, Val Hein ROW 2: Jim Buchanan, Frank Young, John Gallagher, Steve Moosman, Mike Hays, Craig Campbell, John Helfstrom, Steve Parson, Jim Oury, Jim Simmons, Mike Jordan, Kevin Scribner ROW 3; Bob Ashmore, Ron Ruffcorn, BUI Yaw, Robert Brutscher, Rob Hulls, Mike Buettner, Ron Lentz, Tom Greethurst, Jim Robanske, Ed Reister, Reinhold Guthmiller, Leonard Jensen, James Jor¬ dan. NOT PICTURED: Ruben Coronado, Lance Stoddard. COMPANY C-2 — FRONT ROW: Wayne Hays Dave Cobb, Dan Flathers Steve Martin, Larry Sterling, ROW 2: Jack Leonard, Larry Brittain, Tim Waite, El¬ iot Scheet, Mike Yelenich, Don Ban¬ croft, Dave Fredrickson, Alan Knutson, Ken DeGrandmont, Jim Sluder, Willard Roberts, Bruce Brownell. ROW 3: La Wayne Schmerer, Mike Harris, Marty Johnson, Thomas Criss, Brian Heagle, Dan Tennant, Joe Ledbetter, Dennis Gabrielson, Jay Gehrett, Dave Slater, Murray Taylor, Kern Jones, Alan Ra- guso, Rich Peterman. COMPANY D‘l — FRONT ROW: Larry Harding, Mike Keown, Steve Buley, Virgil Frazier, Tim Baker. ROW 2: Stephen Doonan, Oman Wilcox, Dale Gehrke, Jim Riggs, Richard Shavlik, Dave March, Thach Brooks, Larry Hill, David Clendaniel, Guy Cook Jerry Ed¬ wards, Kirby DeWayne, Vic Gessel, David Bond, Pat Eisele. ROW 3: Kevin French, Harry Leiferman, Delbert DanJy, Mike Elwell, Pat Martin, Ken Zimmerly, Paul Schneidmiller, Elwood Jacobson, Bob Bo Id man, Jim Coe, Darrell Carrier, Steve Campanelli, Pete Danioth Onie Bloom¬ berg, Larry Hagen, Wayne Frank. NOT PICTURED: Bob Hartwell, Thearon Warner, Doug Goucher, Don Painter. CAPT, DICK GARNER 1ST LT. MIKE HANSEN 2ND LT. Gary McConnell 2ND LT. JOHN SHORT COMPANY C-l — FRONT ROW: Jerry Kelly, John Short, Jerry Jones, Dick Garner, Mike Hansen. ROW 2: Dave Stewart, David Thommasen, Jim Corwin, Steve Lynch, Steve Board, Ted Damm, Gary Mackey, Bob Dockter, Sanford Bowerman, Gene White, Mike Hogen- son, Dave HiJiyard. ROW 3: Lonn Vickers, Greg York, Phil Spencer, Steve Fleiger, Ken By ley, Ed Lepp, Bruce Moore, George Lowrance, Martin Garcia, Gary McConnell, John Meredith, CART. DAN FLATHERS 1ST LT. STEVE MARTIN 2ND LT. LARRY STIRLING 2ND LT. DAVID COBB CAPT. 1ST LT. 2ND LT. 2ND LT. STEVE BULEY MIKE KEOWN VIRGIL FRAZIER LARRY HARDING COMPANY D-2 — FRONT ROW: Rick Collins, Jim Phillips, John Briggs, Mike Walker, Ron Kirkpatrick. ROW 2: Cliff Munroe, Ken Guyer, Roger Shavtik, Sieve Henderson, Merwin Kentch, Niels Peterson, Bill Renick, Kerry Hosted, Mike Shearer, Mark Boldman, Charles Lytle, Brent Smith, Mark Grudzinski, ROW 3: Mike Land, Steve Robbins, Ken Smither, Rick Lassman, Wally Brown, Dave Bickford. Jim Long, Steve Kelty, John Storm, Roy Garza, Jack Davis, Mike Roll, Steve Jordan. NOT PICTURED: Louis Bunco, Alvin Campbell, Dallas Moore, Paul Boyer, Dean Davenport, CAPT- 1ST LT. 2ND LT- 2ND LT, JOHN BRIGGS JIM PHILLIPS MIKE WALKER RICK COLLINS CAPT. 1ST LT. 2ND LT. 2ND LT, GREG PEPIN LONNIE UGHTFOOT JOHN WILLIAMS DAVE BOSCHKER COMPANY E-l —FRONT ROW- Dave Boschker, Lonnie Lightfoot, Greg Pepin, John Wil¬ liams, Gary Carlson. ROW 2: Clinton Devoir, Boh Crook, Bob Grimes, Pat Harrigan, Maury Johnson, Steve Suckow, Mike Kropt, Dwelley Jones, Darryl Zehner, David Karl, Steve Campbell. ROW 3: Greg Loney, Mike Dudley, Lonnie Davis, Jerry Manuel, Doug Walters, David Bookman, Jett Neal, Mike Schaub, Willie Cortinas, Ken Maiden, Jim Elliot, Dennis Preas, Bill Fleenor, Howard Benzel, Richard Russell. CAPT. 1ST LT, MIKE PERINI JOHN SMITH 2ND LT. 2ND LT. STEVE MONTGOMERY DON BOEN Under the direction of Charles M. Patterson, the Senior Class play, Antigone ' was presented Novem¬ ber 17 and 18, 1967, in the Com¬ mons, The cast included Dick Simon (Chorus), Georgia Havens (Nurse), Carolyn Kenyon (Antigone), Mary Schaeffer (Ismene), Kent Williams (Haemon), Pat Knuth (Creon), Larry Roberts (First Guard), Dan Flathers (Second Guard), Tim Campbell (Third Guard), Jim Over¬ man (Messenger), Chris Whitner (Eurydice), and Christ] Kenyon (Page), Steve Johnson was in charge of production. Bob Anderson, Marlow Anderson, and Bruce Bjerke were lighting technicians Because of the excellent acting, the assistance of the Senior Class and the fac¬ ulty, the play gained much recog¬ nition in the community PAT KNUTH DICK SIMON JIM OVERMAN 56 COMPANY £-2—FRONT ROW: Don Rob¬ erts, Don 8oen T Mike Perini, John M. Smith, Steve Montgomery. ROW 2: Mike Marum, Kirk Bierwagen, Rick Moss, Cory Tomlinson, Joe Crowder, Doug Kirk, Edward Crudup, Greg Jewell, David Par¬ son, Dave Struthers, Bruce LaGasa, George Mallard, Marvin Arland, Greg Hoffman ROW 3: John Biagi, James Collins, Jerry Bernard, Alan Bailey, Ra¬ mon DeLeon, Tom Honn, Ron McBride, Steve Hill, Dave Gladfelter, Scott Smith, Terry Brown, Dave Powell, Rocky Heath, Wally Goade, Jim McDowell NOT PIC¬ TURED: Roger Gallagher, Mark Thomp¬ son Antigone DAN FLATHERS, CAROLYN KENYON TIM CAMPBELL, LARRY ROBERTS CAROLYN KENYON GEORGIA HAVENS FRONT ROW: Eric Johnson, Gary Brumback, Coach Bieloh, Jerry Jones, Mike Murr, ROW 2: Dennis Dickey, Jim Oury, Ed Crudup, Steve Martin, Dave Case Ward Sandberg, Larry Siegel, NOT PICTURED: Ron Harris, Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: Rob Scott, Harry Leiferman, Mike Harris, Ruben Coronado, Kevin Scribner, Larry Brittain. ROW 2; Coach Drew, Tim Waite, Kerry Husted, Gregg Garland, Mark Thompson, Gregg Jewell, Kirk Bierwagen. B Squad 58 FRONT ROW; Mark Johnson, Guy Wilhelmi, Mike Marum, Marve Belzer, Paul Schneidmiller, Keith Myers. ROW 2: Coach Wellington, John Glen, Dwelley Jones, Mike Evans, Wayne Bushnell, Bill Huntington, Bob Hergert, Scott Graves, COACH WELLINGTON, COACH DREW, AND COACH BIELGH 59 STEVE MARTIN DAVE CASE Basketball season officially opened for Wa-Hi on De¬ cember 1st when the Big Blue played Hermiston and Mac-Hi in a Jamboree. Defeating Hermiston 42-26 and losing to Mac-Hi 26-33, the Devils were really hot and won from Sunnyside 60-56, The following week Hermis¬ ton sought revenge and lost 57-45. Sunnyside also found the door to victory locked when they came up on the short end of a 78-57 score. The next game saw Baker using jet power as they streaked past Wa-Hi 53-43, Steve Martin who controlled the board for rebounds in many games, was especially hot at Hermiston and racked up 24 points for the Devils; the final score Wa-Hi 63 Her¬ miston 52. The first league game saw Wa-Hi with a 4-1 record pitted against the Wenatchee Panthers, Ward Sandberg played an excellent game, sinking 12 points. After two overtimes, Wa-Hi emerged winner (68-66) of the most exciting game of the year. The Devils 1 first game of the new year brought no new revelations in strategy. Winning over the Bulldogs of Pasco 70-60 the following week they smashed Davis 70-65 with Mike Murr playing an outstanding game scor¬ ing some 22 points of his own. Then the Bombers chal¬ lenged the Blue Devils and were taken to the cleaners 67-56, Moses Lake was next on the check list. Wa-Hi won its 5th straight victory from the Moses Lake Chiefs 72-50, The next candidate for the Devils ' burning fire was the Kennewick Lions, who were barbecued 84-62 with Gary Brum back lighting the fire for 16 of 84 points, Wa-Hi MANAGERS; DON BOEN STEVE AYCOCK had a 6-0 winning streak going for them I hey beat Eisenhower 64-57, This left the Devils in an undefeated position in the Big Eight Conference, Pasco and the flu snapped the winning streak with a 50-47 victory, Davis followed with a 74-67 score despite excellent playing by Ron Harris and Ed Crudup. Next came the Richland Bombers who made 94 direct hits to our 68, Larry Siegel sank 6 points and had a key role in many offensive plays. The following week saw the Blue Machine in better working order against Moses Lake. Fifteen points from Dave Case was all that was needed to defeat the Chiefs again 77-67. Traveling to Kennewick, the Devils turned Dennis Dickey loose (14 points) and returned with an 89-79 win. The last two league games against Eisenhower and Wenatchee were a disappoint¬ ment, the Devils losing both games 52-63 and 61-77. Going to Richland for District competition Wa-Hi tan¬ gled with the Wapato Wolves and lost in the last 5 sec¬ onds. Jerry Jones was on the firing line for the Devils scoring 26 points, many in the last quarter. Since this year ' s team had only 3 seniors, it will be about the same next year. With one more year of play¬ ing together, the Big Blue should be winners next year if this year ' s close scores are any indication. Next year, Big Eight, watch out! The Devils are coming. DENNIS DICKEY RON HARRIS WARD SANDBERG LARRY SIEGEL ABOVE: Ron Harris. BELOW: Steve Martin. ABOVE: Gary Brumback, BELOW: Ward Sandburg. SCORE BOARD Jamboree Wa-Hi 26 Mac-Hi Wa-Hi 42 Hermiston Wa-Hi 60 Sunnyside Wa-Hi 57 Hermiston Wa-Hi 78 Sunnyside Wa-Hi 43 Baker Wa-Hi 63 Hermiston Wa-Hi 68 Wenatchee Wa-Hi 70 Pasco Wa-Hi 70 Yakima Wa-Hi 67 Richland Wa-Hi 72 Moses Lake Wa-Hi 84 Kennewick Wa-Hi 64 Eisenhower Wa-Hi 47 Pasco Wa-Hi 67 Yakima Wa-Hi 68 Richland Wa-Hi 77 Moses Lake Wa-Hi 89 Kennewick Wa-Hi 52 Eisenhower Wa-Hi 61 Wenatchee DISTRICT Wa-Hi 70 Wapato FRONT ROW: Wayne Petterson, Greg York, Kurt Lindberg, Roger Russell Dave Powell, Greg Scott, Rich Knuth, Charles Lytle. ROW b Coach Chapman, Wally Blessinger, Dan Huntley, Randy McDougall, Ray Williams, Steve Reiber, Hugh McEachan, Coach S too key. RANDY McDOUGALL FRONT ROW: Kelly Stecker, Sam Sawyer, Arnold Moreno, Randy Stein, Jack York, Paul Benzel, Dean Perrault, Rip Van Winkle, Mike Land. ROW 2: Dave Parson, Ron Lentz, Les Peterson, Don Hanson, Terry Kinman, Darrell Carrier, Coach Stookey. WAYNE PETTERSON, CHARLES LYTLE Managers 63 This season the Wa-Hi grapplers were plagued by in¬ juries which put some out of competition for the rest of the year, Steve Reiber, Randy McDougall, Roger Russell, and Kurt Lindberg were unable to finish the season, but they continued to come and watch the TOP ROW: Jerry Ledford, Ron McCauley, Steve Reiber. MIDDLE ROW: Jack York, Roger Russell, Kevin Husted, Hugh McEacben, Randy McDougall, Kurt Lindberg. BOTTOM ROW: Greg York, Rich Knuth, Ray Williams Greg Scott, Dan Huntley, Randy Stein. nightly practices. Jack and Greg York battled their way to letters. Nine of the wrestlers went to Sub-District competi¬ tion, Dan Huntley, one of the two that Coach Chap¬ man considered the most improved, was injured just before the Sub-District matches- He took a fourth place. Rich Knuth and Jerry Ledford also went to the Sub-District Tournament, but both were injured dur¬ ing their first matches. Randy Stein and Ron McCauley took fourth places in Sub-District, in spite of illness and injuries the week prior to District. Hugh McEachen also took a fourth, went on to district competition and won fourth place, Kevin Husted placed third in Sub-District and fourth in the District- Greg Scott took second in Sub-District, second in District, and went on to State Competition but failed to place. Ray Williams, the other grappler on the coaches most improved “rating landed a first in Sub-District, second in District, and a fourth in the State. JERRY LEDFORD DAN HUNTLEY COACHES: CHAPMAN AND STOOKEY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Win Loss Tie Scott, 2nd Sub, 2nd Dist, went to state 14 McEachen, 4th in Sub, 4th in District 6 Reiber, injured after 3rd match 2 Husted, 3rd in Sub, 4th in District 3 Ledford, injured in Sub 6 McDougall, injured during 4th 2 Williams, 1st Sub, 2nd District, 4th state 20 Huntley, injured before Sub, 4th in Sub 3 Knuth, injured in Sub-District 3 Stern, injured after Sub r 4th in Sub 2 Russell, injured after 7th match 5 J, York 4 Lindberg, injured during 10th match 6 G, York 6 McCauley, 4th in Sub, sick—not in District l SEASONS RECORDS Wa-Hi 33 Pasco 9 Wa-Hi 29 Connell 13 Wa-Hi 13 Eisenhower 32 Wa-Hi 37 Pasco 8 Wa-Hi 29 Connell 9 Wa-Hi 15 Moses Lake 29 Wa-Hi 28 Richland 22 Wa-Hi 11 Kennewick 35 Wa-Hi 30 Grandview 18 Wa-Hi 22 Wenatchee 21 Wa-Hi 8 Kennewick 44 Wa-Hi 22 Richland 22 Wa-Hi 17 Pullman 30 Wa-Hi 26 Davis 24 FRONT ROW; Barbara Walters, Nancy Thomas, Karen Scribner, Judy Higgin¬ botham, Kari Freeman, Shelley Smith, Vicki Brewer, janna Kress, Kim Whitney. ROW 2: Jack Largent, Dan Hess, Brooke Copeland, Rod Moose, Peggy Winters, Frank Corkrum, Dave Struthers, John Sloan, Mary McDonald, Gay Price, Greg Pepin, Stuart Skidmore, Tim Baker, Dana LeValley, Dave Copeland, Sandra Kibler. NOT PICTURED; Patty Burgess, Bess Harter, Craig Campbell, Doug Ma¬ son, Brent Gorham, Judy Fiedler, Janie Sporleder, Dennis Rea, Andy Bateman, Bob Bateman, Greg Bowers, Jack Stemmer, Marcia Follett, John Lendacky, Allen Smith, Dan Flathers, Anne Taggart, Diane Cundiff, Cindy Cantrell, Steve Kelty, Dan Furgason, Retta VanScotter, Holly My rick, Helen Myrick, Donna Dodds, Carolyn Knowles, Greg Sfctrn, Sharon Stirn, Judy Hartford, Rob Forbes, Les Peterson, Vickie Cantrell, Daryl Coyle, Patty Perry, Jane Frazier, Dennis Memers, Caron Ballard, Craig Johnson, Jim Reid, Tim Campbell, Mark Thompson, John Short, Sam Garmire, Joey Kinney, Leslie Pepin, Marcia Bergevin, Kathy Emery, Steve Cox, Debbie Walters. ADVISORS: Miss Marabie, Mr, Wellington. The Wa-Hi Ski Club was very successful and quite active in its first year as a school club. The 74 members enjoyed two out of town ski trips, one to Mission Ridge, Washington, and the other to Schweitzer Basin, Idaho. A bottle drive and a cake sale were used as money mak¬ ing projects to help defray expenses of these trips. Several meeting nights were devoted to arousing interest in more and better skiing through group discussions and programs presented by guest speak¬ ers. The club also enjoyed several social functions during the year. As a service to their school, members participated in the voters in¬ formation drive.” DANA LEVALLEY SKI CLUB OFFI- CERS; Frank Cork- rum, Sandra Kibler, Doug Mason, Alien Smith. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Janie Spor¬ leder, 66 MARK PERRY BOB MATHEWS FRONT ROW: Jake Craig, Jack Stemmer, Mark Perry, Joe Kinney, Bob Mathews, ROW 2- onw , St n 8t G ? yt C, .i te ' ® ruce Brownett, Randy Roscamp, Jim Garrison. ROW 3; Bob D “= te J ' ; 5fl d y Voelt . Chandler Serven, Scott Riggert, Rod Moose, Mr Waite, coach. NOT PICTURED: Al Smith, Craig Campbell, Bill Lake, John Short, Dick Tomlinson. Swim Jem To the many activities at Wa-Hi, swim team has been added to the list. The boys have done considerably well under the guidance of Coach Waite and Pete Bruner, In each swim meet points were gained by those who won in any of the top four places. Bob Mathews won the most points this season with a score of 46, followed by Mark Perry—37, Joe Kinney- 35, Jim Garrison—35, and Alan Bailey—21. PETE BRUNER JOE KINNEY Danelle Christensen looks on as Cynthia Peter¬ son receives a certificate of merit from Jill Lar- gent at the NHS tapping ceremonies. NANCY BARTON BRUCE BJERKE MARLEE BUCK ROBIN BOND LYNNE CHAMBERLAIN DANELLE CHRISTENSEN DAY CHRISTENSEN CLAIRE CORYELL KYLLE FISH DAN FLATHERS DEAN FONDAHN JERRY GADDY KAREN GLOVER JOHN GOETZ MARY GREENWAY JAMES HAHNER KATHRYN HANSON CONNIE HARTLEY WAYNE HAYS JAY HEREFORD The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is composed of students who have reached high levels of academic and social achievement The mem¬ bership is based on four areas of qualification: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Twice during the year, in the fall and spring, new members are ‘ tapped 11 into the society during special ceremonies. DAN HESS SANDRA JEFFS ERIC JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON CAROLYN KENYON SANDRA KI8LER JILL LARGENT STEPHEN LLOlD DAVID LONG BOB MATHEWS DAVID MCBRIDE PEGGY McOQWELL DENNIS MEINERS TOM NASH JAMES OVERMAN JIM PARMELEE CYNTHIA PETERSON GERALD REA ROBERT PLATH VALERIE RIETZ SHIRLEY QUAHESMA LARRY ROBERTS JUNIORS—FRONT ROW: Paula Downing, Karen Flanagan, Cathy Heacock, Dave Cobb, Gayle Clute, Mary Cochran, Greg Wendler. ROW 2: Judy Lamb, Judy Keith, Richard Garner, Randy Peterman, Laurie Drumheller, Mary Metastasio, Patty Bur¬ gess, Jane Kress, Sheryl Beck ROW 3: Mary Monahan, Dave Case, Ray Williams, Ken Harding, Val Hein, Greg Farrens, David Clendaniel, Terry Lauterback, Becky Mitchell, Judy Fiedler. MARY SCHAEFFER DEBORAH SMITH GARY SHARPE LARRY SIEGEL RICHARD SIMON PEGGY SMITH MARILYN STERLING MARCIA STOCKSTAD The officers of the society elected each semester, who led the honor group through the 1967-68 school term were: Eric Johnson and Jill Largent, presidents; Dick Simon and Marilyn Sterling, vice presidents; Marcia Stockstad and Karen Glover, secretaries; Kathy Svenson and Kylle Fish, treasurers; and Jerry Rea, historian. MIKE THRASHER PAT TUCKER JANICE VAN WYK CAROL WALTERS CHRISTINE WHITNER LESLIE STOCKTON KATHRYN SVENSON MARY WITHE ROW LINDA WOODARD Lutin Honorary LATIN HONORARY — FRONT ROW; Lora Lew- is, David McBride, Jan VanWyk, Gayle Clute, Marlow Anderson. ROW 2: Gary Benefiel, Linda Woodard, Kathy Prine, Meredith Jones, Karen Glover, Linda James, Nancy Morris, ROW 3: Kathy Hanson, Doug Mason, Dan Flathers, Bruce Bjerke, Elaine Fanshier, NOT PIC¬ TURED: Diana Olsen, Dennis Dickey. QUILL and SCROLL—FRONT ROW: Julia Meyer, Roberta Bardsley, Judy Sine. ROW 2: Larry Rob¬ erts, Tim Campbell, Mike Maiden, Dan Flathers. ROW 3: Steve Johnson, Mel Hickman, Steve Hillis, Gary Sharpe, The Latin Club had its annual banquet in the spring, com¬ memorating an historical event and social occasion of an¬ cient Rome. Various sweet sales helped to finance this event, Roman dress was required; the menu was Roman; eating arrangements were Roman, Guests from other schools, faculty and friends participated. For the first time, the Junior Classical League convened in Eastern Washing¬ ton at Eisenhower High School. Many Latin Students at¬ tended. Any member of a Latin class may compete for mem¬ bership in the Latin National Honor Society by maintain¬ ing three consecutive quarters of better than B work. Those who qualify receive certificates written in Latin with their name inscribed by hand in Roman lettering. Quill and Scroll The W, A. Lacey Chapter of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalistSt was founded in 1926 and is a charter member of the organization. Its purpose is to promote an active inter¬ est in the field of journalism on the high school level. During the year, the members make a sig¬ nificant contribution in the publication of the “Royal Blue and the Wa-Hi Journal They sponsor the annual publications ban¬ quet and publish the literary issue of the Journal as well as holding the annual cur¬ rent events test, part of the organization ' s national activities. 70 Gamma Sigma Chi GAMMA SIGMA CHI — FRONT ROW: Mary Seek, Merlene Arfand, Sandi New bum, Sandy Buck- land, Karen Flanagan. ROW Debbi Rouse, Pat Rothwell, Janice Ruther, Mary Cochran, Mary Ann Duff. ROW 3: Barbara Kirkpatrick, Pam Tomp¬ kins, Mary Monahan, Deb- by Gofdsbury, NOT PIC¬ TURED: Kathy Bailey, Su sie Freepons, Judy Keith, Aletha Plaquet, Wendy Smith, Sandi Stewart, Un- da Trapp. Gamma Sigma Chi was the new in-school service club this year sponsored by the Y.W.CA The purpose of this organization is service. Under the advisership of Mrs. Jane Morris and Mrs. JoLynn McBee, the group helped with such things as passing out bro¬ chures for the proposed juvenile detention center, polishing the trophies in the trophy case in the gym and passing out information concerning the special school levy and bond issue. Caroling at Christmas and the initiation of new members was fun. Member¬ ship is open twice during the school year at the be¬ ginning of the first and the third quarters. Any girl with a GP A of 2.0 or over is welcome to join. When the group becomes better established, it plans to ex¬ pand its activities. National Merit Scholars The National Merit Scholarship Program is a testing program that concentrates on the performance of the individual student Walla Walla High School had ten students who received letters of commendation, honoring them for placing in the upper two per cent of those graduating in 1968—Rob¬ ert Anderson, Sruce Bjerke, Dean Fondahn, Jay Hereford, Melvin Hickman, Jill Largent and Larry Roberts. Also included were the three finalists who will receive scholar¬ ships to the schools of their choice: Karen Glover plans to teach; Jim Parmelee has chosen a career in music; Marlow Ander¬ son is looking forward to a career in elec¬ trical engineering. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR FINALISTS—Karen Glover, Marlow Anderson, Jim Parmelee. 71 FRONT ROW: Mary Metastasio, Mary Ann Greenway, Kim Whitney, secretary; Barbara Mullikin, Mary Cochran, Linda James, Eleanor Beard, ROW 2: Leslie Stockton, Jill Largent, district co-ordinator; Gary Roth, president; Jim Parmelee, Carolyn Knowles, Linda Lille- void, Judy Alrnon ROW 3: Marlee Blick, Lora Lewis, Barbara Kirkpatrick, Steve Lloid, Elaine Fan Shier, Gregg Gifford, Dick Simon, Irene White FRONT ROW: Jane Turnes, Becky Korfhage, Laura McLaughlin, Ginny Korfhage, historian; Heidi Glockhammer, Bev Brewer, Ruth Hunt. ROW 2: judi Lusk, Wendy Smith, Sue Kinsinger, Carol Walters, Pam Talbot, vice president- Linda Wood¬ ard, Janet Puffer. ROW 3: Mary Jo Beck, Terry Grote, Gary Wassemiller, Janet Lasater, Kathy Hanson, Sandy Kibler, Marcia Stockstad. NOT PICTURED: Cathy Boule, Nancy Branning, Lynne Chamber- lain, Rita Fry, Karen Glover, Connie Hartley, Rick Hartwig, Denise Hen¬ derson, Steve Johnson, Cindy Peter¬ son, Denise Rowse, Gail Schneid- miller, Anita Sheets, Robyn Staley, Anne Vickers, Vicki Brewer, Anne Brown, Paula Downing, Susan Free- pons, Joy Hankla, Becky Hughes, Lucy Linker, Betsy McClure, Molly Murphy, Jody Meyers, Margie Rush- low, Greg Scott, Sandra Sweeney. Mary Cochran and Eleanor Beard manning a Little Red Schoolhouse FRONT ROW: Nancy Wilson, Candy Fine, Mr. Poole, adviser; Mary Witherow, Kytle Fish. ROW 2i Trudy Tyler, Sheri Hart, Susan Reister, Debbie Pringle, Vicki Matlock, ROW 3: Valerie Rietz, Donna Gies, Susan Quackenbush, Linda Trapp. ON STAIRS—LEFT: Luann Wolfe, Linda Trapp, Sandi Stewart, Christine Russell, Patty Russell, Denise Rowse. Helen My rick, Holly Myrick, Janet Moore, Yvonne Meyer, Lannie Me M urray, Karla McClanahan, Ruth John, Linda Hickman, Cecilia Herlihy, Shirley Harris, Linda Hagen, Marsha Green, Lynda Sutton, Kay Green, Rhonda Boolen, Marcia Bergevin. FRONT STAGE: Marlee Slick, Merridee Brunson, Nancy Barton, Pam Coyle, Nancy Newman. FRONT ROW- Lannie McMurray, Marsha Green, Mary Ann Greenway, Kay Green, Luann Wolfe, Linda Trapp. ROW 2: Rhonda Booien, Janet Moore, Christine Russell, Jane Kloepper, Peggy Kelly, Karla McClanahan, ROW 3: Yvonne Meyer, Marlee Blick, Karen Underwood, Nancy Barton, Merridee Brunson. JOHN LENDACKY President JIM VINTI FORREST MCINTOSH MR. McKAY Vice President Secretary Adviser JOE SMALL LOWDEN BORGENS DAVID BUTTICE MR. CLARK Treasurer Sentinel Reporter Adviser htm Fatmets of America SENIORS—FRONT ROW: Jim Vinti, John Lendacky, Forrest McIntosh. ROW 2 : Steve Plucker, Phil Wasser, Joe Small, Joe Fausti. NOT PICTURED: John Smith, Donald Rob¬ erts, Tim Daniel. (FACING PAGE—CENTER—DOWN) JOHN LENDACKY, Public Speaking The Parliamentary Procedure Team which placed fourth consisted of Brian Harrigan, Joe Small, Rich Taylor, Bruce Scott, Dick Busch and Lowden Borgens. The local FFA President John Lendacky and adviser Mr, Clark escorted the national FFA Vice President Richard Jones and Washington State FFA Secretary Wynn Van Ausdle around the campus. JUNIORS—FRONT ROW: Bruce Scott, Dick Busch, Lowden Borgens, Larry Jantz, Tim Maycumber. ROW 2: Don Hauer, Alan Wolfe, Bill Stiller, Dave Hults, Bill Herndon. NOT PICTURED: Joe Aronson, Dale FaGalde, Richard Taylor, Jim Walters. I The FFA basketball team, comprised of Joe Smalt, Phil Wasser, Steve Plucker, Mike Bergevin, Kirk Baumann, John Biagt, Ken Thompson, Forrest McIntosh and Tim Daniel, has won three of its five games, Richard Taylor, David Buttice, Ken Maiden, Dick Busch, Bruce Scott and Scott Smith made up the Livestock Judging Team which won four banners. i The Wa-Hi chapter of FFA, awarded the rating of second best chap¬ ter in the state and the national bronze award, was one of two chap¬ ters from Washington to receive a national award. With seven mem¬ bers applying for the state farmer degree and one boy, Larry Young, selected for the American Farmer award, the local chapter has been very active. New for this year is the crops judging team. The boys had the opportunity to serve on many committees. Phil Was¬ ser, chairman of the national and cooperative activities was in charge of cooperation with the national and state associations, na¬ tional FFA week, sending of delegates to the national convention, hon¬ oring the American farmers as well as helping with the local coopera¬ tive efforts such as the feed or the machine cooperatives and the school farm. The community service committee, Bruce Scott chair¬ man, was responsible for participation in the Southeastern Wash¬ ington Fair and other community projects such as treating livestock, use of machinery and soil testing equipment. The earnings and sav¬ ings committee, Joe Small chairman, looked after money making activities such as the turkey raffle, candy sale, frolic, operation of the pop machine and the scrap metal drive. Bill Herndon, who was chairman of the supervised farming committee was responsible for improving the school farm, student projects, soil conservation, classes on fitting and showing animals and attendance at livestock shows and sales. The dance, basketball team, FFA banquet and sweetheart contest were the responsibility of Don Roberts. David Buttice’s task was the public relations committee, primarily con¬ cerned with putting up welcome signs for people coming into the city and inviting guests to the parent-son banquet. Lowden Borgens had under his direction the conduct of the meetings which included a meeting per month, putting on the Greenhand and Chapter Farmer degrees, the parent-son banquet and the election of the new officers. SOPHOMORES—FRONT ROW: Greg Kelly, Ken Maiden, Dean Lindemann, Col¬ lins Freitas, Pat Martin. ROW 2: Mark Boldman, Mike Bergevin, Kenny Thomp¬ son Louis Bunce, Dean Kelly, Pat Harrigan, Maury Johnson, ROW 3: John Biagi, Scott Smith, Vic Gessel, Reinhoid Guthmiller. NOT PICTURER: Dallas Moore, Nick Stroe. EQUITES Hl-Y—FRONT ROW: Sam Gates, Bob Hergert, Randy Taylor, Jay Gehrett, Kelly Stecker, Rich Knuth, Forrey McIntosh, Sam Garmire, Randy Roscamp, Leri Loiseati. ROW 2: Bob Baker, Alvin Basil, Jim Cummings, Doug Waiters, Arnie Moreno, Jim Gar¬ rison, Steve Cox, Jack Stemmer, Bob Mathews, Don Hansen ROW 3: Hal Legg, Bril Hi!l t Kent Williams, Jerry Ledford, Hugh Mc- Eachen, T om McOmber, Don Been, Willy Hernandez, Greg Gifford Jim Nelson, Rod Moose. NOT PICTURED; Curtiss Potter, Steve Reiber, Tim Waite, John Short, Rich Saxon WW Hi Y—FRONT ROW; Scott Wengreen T Ron McCauley, Larry Harding, Scott Mohrland, Tom Ary, Gary Smith, Loren VanBuskirk, Dick Ashmore, Louis Woodard, Bill Hector, Ron Alexander, Pat Harding. ROW 2: Louie Bunco, Joe Kinney, Jack Davis, Monty Montgomery, Dale Gehrke, Mike Hogenson, Jeff Callow, Oscar Waggoner, Bob Ashmore, Greg York, Terry Kinman, Stan Gilman. ROW 3: Fred Palumbo, Dave Sanders, Greg Pepin, Dave Fredrick¬ son, Dave Arland, Mike Casey, Roger Russell, Tony Garner, Ron Spohn, Greg Bossrni, Paul Eagon, Bill Herndon. NOT PICTURED; Tom Hayes, Bert Kinman, Ken Nordstrom, Gene White. Equites Equites Hi-Y emerged cham¬ pions in football against the other Hi-Y clubs. They also col¬ lected items for Thanksgiving baskets, passed out Heart Fund folders, cleaned out the faculty parking lot and prepared the Homecoming bonfire. Jim Gar¬ rison and John Short attended the Youth Legislature in Olym¬ pia. Bob Mathews joined the group for a pre-legislature meeting in Spokane. LEFT, FD HI-Y—FRONT ROW: Larry Stirling, Keith Myers, Tim Daniel, Dan Huntley, Mike Maiden, Bob Bradshaw, Alan Knutson. ROW 2: Bob Hoy, Gary Benetiel, Dave Demaris, Bob Powell, Ken Hendrix, Mike Ellison, Kurt Lind- berg, Van Schoessier. ROW 3; Marv Mad- dess, Dwelley Jones, Tim Baker, Rob Forbes, Gary Carlson, Dirk Jansen, Rick Coyle, Stan Horell, Ted Jacobs. NOT PICTURED: John Briggs, Sam Sawyer, Sam Peterson, Steve Robbins, Walla Walla Hi-Y EQUITES HI-Y OFFICERS—FRONT ROW: Bob Mathews, Forrest McIntosh, Jim Garrison, Steve Cox. ROW 2: Rich Saxon, Hal Legg, Rod Moose, Curtiss Potter, Randy Roscamp, Sam Gates. NOT PICTURED: John Short, Hugh McEachen. FD HI-Y OFFICERS—FRONT ROW: Tim Daniel. ROW 2: Marv Mad- dess, Dan Huntley, Rob Forbes, Bob Powell, Mike Ellison, FD Hi-Y assisted in the following activities: school clean-up, Heart Fund drive, school bond levy, Christmas relief dinner, student government, community ctean-up at Borleske and Children’s Park. Some of WW Hi-Y’s many activities included giving Thanksgiving and Easter baskets, helping with the Heart Fund Drive, passing out voting forms and planting grass in a park. WW Hi-Y was represented in the Washington State Youth Government in Pullman, Spokane and Olympia. A car wash, a bottle drive, and a frolic helped the club financially while football and baseball games with other clubs pro¬ vided recreation. WW HI-Y OFFICERS —FRONT ROW: Scott Wengreen, Larry Harding, Greg Bos- sini, Tom Ary, Oscar Waggoner, ROW 2: Dave Sanders, Mike Casey, Greg Pepin. NOT PICTURED: Bert Kinman. 77 KEY QLUB—FRONT ROW; Jim McIntosh, Dick Garner, Les Peter¬ son, Kevin Scribner, Jim Oury, Craig Johnson, Mike Hansen, Jim Reid, Larry Brittain, Craig Noble, Val Hein, Sam Schluter, Jim Hahner, Lonny Lightfoot ROW 2: Dennis Dickey, Pat Tucker, Bob Buchanan, Greg Scott, Larry Siegel, Ron Lentz, Steve Buley, Rob Scott, Dave Hults, Frank Laufer, Randy Peterman, John Dietrich t Mark Perry, Eric Johnson, Dave Powell. ROW 3: Kirk Bierwagen, Gregg Garland, Ed Crudup, Steve Martin, Ray Williams, Mark Thompson, Dave Parson, Gary Brumback, Ward Sandburg, Gregg Jewel, Mike Eisele, Dave Boschker, Thach Brooks, Jerry Rea, Jerry Jones. NOT PICTURED; Jeff Buerstatte, Randy McDougall, Dave Copeland, Andy Bateman, Wally Blessinger, Jim Phillips, Mike Murr, Ron Harris, Jim Buchanan, Pat Eisele, Mike Land. One of Key Club ' s projects was re-painting the parking lot signs, Pat Tucker, Jim Hahner, Dave Copeland, Bob Buchanan and Ray Williams helped with the painting. 4 nfll i vt Key Club undertook many service projects for Wa-Hi this year including cleaning Yellowhawk, painting stop signs on parking lot exits, distributing bond issue pamphlets, raising money for the con- ference standing board in the gym, sponsoring a frolic and publishing the school directory as well as a number of social activities. Officers: Jim Hahner—president, Jeff Buerstatte—vice presi¬ dent, Pat Tucker—secretary, Jerry Rea—treasurer, Eric Johnson—chaplain, Randy McDougall—ser- geant-at-arms. Lt. Col. Reynolds, advisor. International Relations Club Sixteen club members attended the Model United Nations at Cen¬ tral Washington State College in EJIensburg. 7B INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS—FRONT ROW- Chris Hunter, Bill Lake, Steve Buley, Danelle Christensen, Kim Whitney, Robin Bond, Linda Woodard, Debbie Smith, Debbie Rouse, Patty Burgess. ROW 2- Gret- chen Leslie, Marilyn Stirling, Lynne Chamberlain, Mary Metastasio, Margie Burns, Chris Whitner, Mike Perini, Marisa Atkinson, Jan Pulfer, Kylle Fish, ROW 3: Mary Schaeffer, Pay Christiansen, Janet Lasater, Greg Wendler, Doug Dammarell, Dan Flathers, Ron Gawith, Brooks Hull, Tim Campbell, Larry Roberts, Kent Williams. NOT PICTURED; Bruce Bjerke, Nancy Branning, Greg Gifford, Connie Hartley, Caro- lyn Kenyon, Pat Knuth, Mary Cochran, Judy Fiedler. International Relations Club is a group of students inter¬ ested in the relations of the United States with foreign coun¬ tries. Monthly meetings are held in homes where these ques¬ tions are discussed with people from other countries. The group sent three delegations to the Model United Nations at Eliensburg. Dressed to represent therr respective countries, the Cuban group was first runnerup while the UAR repre¬ sentatives received fourth runnerup. CENTER BELOW; Annie Bella- toile was guest speaker for one of IR s meetings. Pictured are Carolyn Kenyon, Annie Be 11a- toile, and Larry Roberts. RIGHT: Greg Wendler, Robin Bond, Kylle Fish, Tim Campbell. _ ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Bev Duff, Betty Hulser, Karen Moro f Mary Schaeffer, Sandra Stewart, Bar¬ bara Lott, Chris Short, Sue Wagoner. Office ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Carol Spanish, Connie Schuhart. NURSE ' S OFFICE: Sandra Lamb, Karen Bergman, Patty Voshall, Jody Myers, Terry York, Sandi New- bum. NOT PICTURED: Peggy Kelly. Asskfanfs MRS. MONAHAN ' S OFFICE: Mary Lee Robison, Karen Glover, Jane Frazier, Marcia Bergevin, Terri Grote. BELOW; NURSE ' S OFFICE; Becky McDonald, Sue Beech inor, Peggy Smith. ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Ban bara Hill, Patti Russell. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Kenyon, Chris Talbot Mary Greenway. COUNSELING OFFICE: Jeanie Helzer, Merlene Arland, Jan¬ ice Summers, Janet Bailey, NOT PICTURED; Pam Lentz, BELOW—MRS. MONAHAN’S OFFICE: Claire Coryell, Mar¬ cia Bergevin, Cathy Soule, Kathi Svenson. Sharie Black, Nancy Irene White, Janene McCracken, Carlisle, Sue Harsted, Pam Talbot, Shelley Maestretti. V Jeannie Parker, Betty Young, Kathy Hanson, Sally Conaway. NOT PICTURED: Carol Gibbs, John Cortinas, Scott Rosenkranz, Steve Reiber. Karen Johnson, Judy Lusk, Becky Mitchell, Sharon Seel. iT . Music ARTS CRAFTS: Lee Hazel- tine, Gayle Johnson, Cecilia Herlihy, Mr. Moser. NOT PIC¬ TURED; Moilie Murphy. Arts Cnfts Cafeteria MUSIC: Denise Alexander. MUSIC: Sid Stecker, Connie Jordan, Verne Garvie, Randy Roscamp, Rod Moose. Tv English ENGLISH: Margie Rushlow, Kjm Whitney, Karen Underwood, Linda Vanderpool, SEATED: Mary Robi¬ son, Sandi Wilson, Vocational CAFETERIA—ABOVE: John Smith, Rose Looman, Anne Brown, Lana Mason, Lynn Osborn, Jim Collins, Jerry Hauer, Rose Looman, Jenny Stillwell, Don Hauer, SHOP; Tom Barker, Randy Roscamp, Dave Parker, Doug Frank, PUBLIC ADDRESS — FRONT TO BACK: Frank Hansehe, Kurt Lindberg, Steve Jo h n so n t D a vl d Wagner. Public Address Business Educntion BUSINESS EDUCATION — RIGHT: Patty Lasch, M ' Lisse Ferrault BELOW: Sally Mor¬ gan, Bobbi Vollendorff, Lois Brooks, Sherry McClanahan, Debbie Thompson, Becky Me- Donald. NOT PICTURED: Judy Duffy, Carol Walters, Jean Reyburn, Cindy Krai man. SCIENCE: Martha Calloway, Sandra Jeffs, Janet Lasater, Mike Casey, Marilee Pouts, Mike Vixie, Rita Fry, Linda James, Kim Whitney, Jeff Buerstatte, Nancy Thomas, Day Christensen. NOT PICTURED; Jerry Gaddy, Marcia Stockstad, Nancy Barton, Dave Emigh, Science SCIENCE: John Smith, Jim Garrison, Karen Par¬ ker SCIENCE: Sharon Ritten- house, Stuart Skidmore. NOT PICTURED; Bflice Smith, Pat Tucker. SCIENCE; Sue Krapf, Dave Long SCIENCE: Patti Christensen, Jim Chun, Hal Legg t Dan Small. BE¬ LOW: Sherrie Parker, Connie Milam, Becky Nauss. Instructional Materials INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS: Dennis Dawes, Steve McDirmid Jim Voshali, Mike Kropf, Sherri McCall, Gary Mackey, Gaylord Della, RIGHT: Dennis Dawes, Tom Barker, Dave Hartzheim, Keith Carr, Dean Severson, Guy Gallo. LOWER RIGHT: Gary Garrard Joe Bond, Rod Zuver, Larry Anderson, Dave Hartzheim. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Jean Hanson, Larry Brown, Frank Leonetti, Mark Hubbard Barbara Dunkelburg. FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Lora Lewis, Marlee BJicfc, Virginia Swenson, Susan Quackenbush. HOME ECONOMICS: Oman Wilcox, Judy Ander¬ son, Peggy Carter NOT PICTURED- Pam Coyle MATHEMATICS—RIGHT: Rita Fry. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Dan Flathers. k f i u LIBRARY; Jim McIntosh, Cindy Harding, Debi Strahm, Sherrie Parker, Pam Sanders. Dave Hadley, Mike Buettner LIBRARY: Dave Wagner, Steve Board. Teresa Downing, Susan Knight. LIBRARY: Mikki Barker, Carolyn Childers. Linda Spencer, Marlee Blick, Karen Bergman, LIBRARY: Connie Weidemann, Sandra Wroe, Sharon Sams. Donna Smith, Dave Cockran. HISTORY; Kathy Onstot, Sue Kinsinger. Vir¬ ginia Korfhage, Gary Wasemiller. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Candy Fine, Wendy Smith, Becky Hughes, Jan Pulfer, Gail SchneidmMler. THE 6 {top to bot¬ tom): Bill Hector, ROTC; Carot Gibbs, PE Assistant; Rodney Moose, Band; Linda Woodard, Orchestra; Steve Johnson, Royal Blue; Kathy Hanson, Crest; Steve Buley, Legis¬ lative Assembly; Nancy Barton, FHA; Dan Hess, Tennis; Sue Harstad, Dance Team; Greg Scott, Wrestling; Claire Coryell, Majorettes; Jim Hahner, Key Club; Marilyn Sterling, Flag Swingers; Jim Garrison, Cheer¬ leader; Leslie Stockton, Girls ' Sports; Eric Johnson, NHS; Chris Whitner, IR + THE G (top half clockwise; lower half counter clockwise): David Jacobs, Sophomore Band; Jeanie Helzer, Sponsors; Berton Kinman, ROTC Lt Col,; Pam Talbot, Pep Club; Melyin Hickman, Quill Scroll; Bob Doctor, Boys ' Rifle Team; Tim Campbell, Track; Tom McOmber, Football; Jerry Rea, Cross Country; Larry Siegel, A$B President; Sandra Kibler, Girls ' Rifle Team; Scott Brotherton, Base- ball; Dale Fuller, Drill Team; Wray Chase, Cheerleader; Steven Cross, Choir; Lynne Chamberlain, Girls’ League; Gary Wasemiller, Boys 1 PE Assistant; Mike Maiden, Journal; Bill Flee nor, Golf; Jerry Jones, Basketball; Joe Small, FFA; Jeff Buerstatte, Letter men; Jay Hereford, Traffic Court; Bob Buchanan, Boys ' Federation; Shirley Quaresma, DE; Forrest McIntosh, Equites Hi-Y; Ken Hendrix, FD Hi-Y; Leon Gibb, Dance Band; Dick Simon, Student Court; Jim Cannon, Rifle Team Commander; Penny Hallmark, Thespians; Dave Sanders, WW Hi-Y. Roberge Photo RONALD W. ALEXANDER WAYNE S. ALEXANDER JUDITH C. ALMON FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Randy McDougall, president; Janet Lasater, treasurer; Patty Rus¬ sell, girls’ league represen¬ tative; Tom McOmber, vice president; Marcia Stockstad, secretary; Jerry Jones, boys ' federation representative. VICKI K. ANDERSON MICHAEL DUANE ALT ESTHER ANNA ANDERSON JUDY M, ANDERSON LINDA L. ANDERSON MARLOW E. ANDERSON ROBERT ERIC ANDERSON Seniots MERLENE J. ARLAND TOM ARY FRANK E LORRAINE ARMSTRONG FLOYD T. ARTHURS ALAN H, ASHMORE SANDRA K AUGUSTINE MARTHA M. BACON SECOND SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFI- eration representative; Jane Frazier, treas- CERS; Randy MeDougall, president; Carol urer; Bob Powell, vice president; Carol Gibbs, Spanish, secretary; Tom McOmber, boys ' fed- girls ' league representative. 91 ROGER 0. BACON MARY JO BECK MARCIA LYNNE BERGEVIN BARBARA J BE!TO BRUCE T. BJERKE SHARIE LEE BLACK ROBIN LEIGH BONO CATHY ANN BOULE ELAINE F. BOWER MAN _ GREGORY CHARLES BOWERS DOUGLAS L BRASHEAR ROLENE BOYD HELEN S. BREWER CHARLES EDWARD BRANNAN EDWIN CHARLES BRISTOL NANCY ANN BRANNING MICHAEL LLOYD BROUGH ROBERT CHARLES BUCHANAN 94 TERESA S. BROCK LARRY BROWN DONALD GREGORY BROOKS ROBERT A. BRUCE SCOTT BROTHERTON MERRIDEE C. BRUNSON BERYL MARGARET BURNS MARY F CAMPBELL ROY BUTTICE TIMOTHY A. CAMPBELL DAVID ALAN BYNUM JAMES C. CANNON JEFF H. CALLOW NANCY M. CARLISLE 95 KEITH D. CARR MICHAEL C. CASEY LYNNE ADAIRE CHAMBERLAIN CAROLYN MARY CHILDERS One of the many projects of the year was giving money to needy families at Christmas. Larry Siegel was one of many to donate to the money tree.” DANELLE CHRISTENSEN DAY EMIL CHRISTENSEN BARBARA JEAN CLEMENTS SALLY RAE CONAWAY DAVID L. COPELAND U. FRANKLIN CORKRUM DEBBIE CORNELL IRMA CORONADO CAROL A. CORRIN RICK L. COURSON ELIZABETH J. CRIBB CINDY ANNE COYLE SUSAN DELORES CRISS TIM DANIEL DARYL V. COYLE STEVEN P, CROSS SAMUEL ROBERT CURCIO RACHEL ESTELA DAVILA LUANA LEE DAVIS CAROLYN S. DeGON LORA JEAN DeLANE DOUGLAS E. GRIMES CHARLOTTE IRENE DeVANEY DENNIS K. DICKEY VICKI L DONLEY DIANE DOWNING NANCY MARIE DOYLE DOREEN DRAEGER MARILYN PIERCE DRIFTMEYER 98 DAVID GUY DRUMHELLER BRIDGET DUNKELBURG JANET MARY DWYER NANCY JO DYE ROBERT ALFRED ECCLES DAVID MARK EMIGH RICHARD ENG ELAINE MARIE FANSHIER JOSEPH D. FAUSTI ROYAL N. FETTER CANDICE M. FINE GARY DEAN FISH KYLLE G. FISH CAROLINE LEE FLEI6ER JANE LOUISE FRAZIER DEAN J. FONDAHN CRAIG R. FRENCH KEN K. FONG RITA R. FRY CAROL SUE GANZMAN MARLES JEAN GEIST GREGORY BRYCE GIFFORD JOHN PETER GOETZ GARY L. GARRARD LEON R. GIBB CHRISTINA A. GLEN BEVERLY J. GOODMAN KAREN E. GLOVER CHRIS E. GOODWIN BRENT HENRY GORHAM MARY ANN GREENWAY SHARON KAY GRADWOHL RICHARD E. GREER ?02 DENNIS R. HAER PEGGY LOUISE HALL BRENDA GAYLE HAGEDORN PENNY LYNN HALLMARK JOY LYNN HANKLA FRANK C. HANSCHE Iff Byron Johnson, Jerry Monk, Steve Richardson, Marcia Bergevin, and Dave Stimmel put the finishing touches on their Gingerbread Houses. KATHRYN LOUISE HANSON MARK HEILSTROM MIKE R. HARDING GLEN E. HANSENS BURL B. HANSON JEAN M. HANSON SUSAN YVONNE HARSTAD 103 CONNIE S. HARTLEY MARY ELIZABETH HARTZHEIM GEORGIA ANN HAVENS LINDA R. HARTWELL CINDY HASTINGS MARILYNNE KAYE HAWES RICKEY W. HARTWIG JERRY GORDAN HAUER KENNETH J. HAWLEY TOM HAYS WAYNE E. HAYS LORALEE A. HAZELTINE CHRISTINE DIANE HEALY CYNTHIA CAROLYN HENDRICKSON WILLIAM BEN HECTOR EUGENIA ELAINE HELZER CECELIA A. HERLIHY KATHRYN JUANITA HENDERSON ANNETTE L, HENDRICKSON KENNY W, HENDRIX JAY WAYNE HEREFORD DANIEL J. HESS MELVIN L. HICKMAN BARBARA ELLEN HILL TERRY ALAN HOERNER CHRISTINE HOGENSON STEVEN KIRK HILUS KENNETH L HOBBS LYNN ALAN HOGGAN CARL B. HOLLEY STANLEY J, HORRELL CORLINE KAY HOZAN BETTY LOU HULSER JEFF HUNTER DANIEL LAWRENCE HUNTLEY II JOAN LORAINE HUWE THEODORE L JACOBS DIRK ALLEN JANSEN DAVID A. JAQUISH SANDRA RENEE JEFFS GAYLE L. JOHNSON LORRAINE 1 . JOHNSON BYRON BERT JOHNSON ERIC STUART JOHNSON J. STEPHEN JOHNSON KAREN L. JOHNSON MICHAEL LEE JOHNSON GERALD E. JONES JR. GLENN JONES JACK L. KELLY JAMES W. JONES DOUGLAS H,KENNEDY CHRISTINE LOUISE JOY KAREN J. KENNEDY KATHRYN JO JURGENSEN CAROLYN KENYON 103 SANDRA KAY KIBLER BERTON K. KINMAN TERRY LEE KINMAN STEVE M. KINTER LINDA LOU KIRBY RONALD C. KIRKPATRICK MICHAEL JAMES KEOWN SUSAN J. KINSINGER BEVERLY ARLENE KLUEHE SUE ANN KNIGHT PATRICK ALAN KNUTH VIRGINIA KORFHAGE ALANA SUE KROPF WILLIAM TEAGUE LAKE DANIEL JAMES LANDAU JILL A. LARGENT Tom Barker demonstrates arc welding to Glenn Jones and Randy Roscamp. 109 FRANK L LAUFER LES E. LAURSEN PAMELA RAY LENTZ LORA LEE LEWIS ROBERT G. LEDFORD JODIE LEONE WILLIAM HAROLD LEGG FRANK J. LEONETTI JOHN STEVEN LENDACKY DANA C. LeVALLEY NANCY LINKER PERRY LOWELL PATTI LYNN MACE MICHAEL FRED MAIDEN STEPHEN R, LLOID JUDY E. LUSK MARVIN L. MADDESS GERALD WAYNE MANNING LERI M. LOISEAU DAVID W. LONG Students, I must congratulate you on sitting so quietly through the film to¬ day. 11 TERRY WADE MARTIN DOUGLAS K. MASON JUDY ANN MASON ROBERT J. MATHEWS PATRICK B. MAYBERRY SHARON McCAW RONALD G. MAYHEW SHERRY A. McCLANAHAN KURT MAYLENDER DAVID WAYNE McBRIDE FRANK P, McCLENNY ELIZABETH ANN McCLURE JANENE KAY MCCRACKEN ■ STEPHEN A. McDIRMID PAMELA J, MCDONALD REBECCA SUE MCDONALD PATRICK McFARLEY FORREST EUGENE MclNTOSH THOMAS R. McOMBER TAUNA UDINE McQUARY DENNIS R. MEINERS JULIA LENORE MEYER MICHAEL JAY MIKESELL MICHAEL DEAN MINKLER JANET LENORE MITCHELL JENICE L. MITCHELL JUDY MITCHELL LARRY A. MITCHELL GREG C. MORK MARILYN M. MUNNS DEBORAH L MYERS 114 Mr and Mrs. Ronald Feinberg, professional actors, performed for sen¬ ior English classes excerpts from Shakespeare ' s plays as seen in this scene from HAMLET, DIANA OLSEN SANDRA ALENE NEWBURN PAUL MARTIN NICOLES KEN NORDSTROM BEVERLY K. OSBORN JEANNE MARIE PAIETTA MARY JANE PAIETTA JAMES T. PARMELEE 116 JACK H. OSWALD JAMES BRADEN OVERMAN LASKA ANN OWEN DAVID CLIFTON PARKER LINDA SUE PARROTT PATRICK MICHAEL PAUL DONNA L, PENLAND GREGORY RALSTON PEPIN NANCY A. PEPPINGER MICHAEL BRUCE PERINI JAMES PERSON DANIEL S. PIERCE M ' LISSE ANNETTE PERRAULT JACK PERRY CINDY KAY PETERSON MARY LYNN PETERSON JOSEPH 0. PETERSEN ANGELO L. PISANI ROBERT JAMES PLATH ROBERT R, POWELL STEVE C. PLUCKER GAVE ELAINE PREST CURTISS G. POTTER JACK D. PRIVETT MARILYN KAY POTTER JANET LOUISE PULFER GARY DUANE RITTENHOUSE MARY LEE ROBISON ALEXANDER ROSKA DENISE MARIE ROWSE JO ANN MARIE RUNYAN PATRICIA J. RUSSELL RICHARD DON RUSSELL 120 ROBERT MICHAEL RUSSELL MARY DEE SCHENK ROBERT ALLEN SCHMALTZ SHARON K. SEEL TERRI L . RUSSO RICHARD C. SAXON SHARON JOANNE SAMS MARY L. SCHAEFFER DAVID W, SANDERS STEVEN A. SCHAUB LYDIA JANE SEIBOLD THOMAS L. SEINER DEAN A. SEVERSON ROBERT E. SHAFFER GARY LEE SHARPE RONALD E. SHAVLIK RODNEY SCRUGGS CHRISTINE LOUISE SHORT LARRY B. SIEGEL STUART CHARLES SKIDMORE MICHAEL L. SILVA RICHARD D. SIMON GAR I SCOT SLATER STEVEN J. SLAWSON JUDY LEORA SINE DANIEL EDWARD SMALL JOE A. SMALL CHRISTINE KAY SMITH DEBORAH JEAN SMITH FRANK EMIL SMITH PEGGY ANN SMITH TIMOTHY JOHN SNELL CAROL J. SPANISH RONALD R. SPOHN CAROLYN STADING SIDNEY WARREN STECKER S. RANDALL STEIN PAMELA JEAN STEPHEN MARILYN E. STERLING DAVID E. STIMMEL GREGORY N. ST1RN TOMMIE RAE SUMERLIN RON A. SWENSON CHRISTIE MARIE TALBOT 124 MARCIA GAIL STOCKSTAD LESLIE LORRAINE STOCKTON JANICE KAY SUMMERS KATHY ANN SVENSON PAMELA JO TALBOT DEBERAH JANE THOMPSON CHERYL KAY TAYLOR ROBERT C. THOMPSON BRUCE L. THOMPSON ROXANNE THORNE JAMES PETER VINT! OSCAR W. WAGGONER MICHAEL E. VfXIE SUZANNE MARIE WAGONER PATRICK JAMES TUCKER ANNE VICKERS JAMES A. VOSHALL PATRICIA M. VOSHALL 125 MIKE WALLACE STEVEN DEE WARREN CAROL J. WALTERS GARY R. WASEMILLER SCOTT V. WENGREEN IRENE VIRGINIA WHITE COLEEN E, WETMORE SARALYN KAYE WHITEHEAD CARLENE L WAMSHER PHILIP C. WASSER In Memorium BILL SWENSON Class of 1968 WILLIAM C. WARNER SUSAN RAE WEIT2 CHRISTINE CAVER HILL WHITNER KIM GARDNER WHITNEY — 126 LINDA WOODARD a • E. ELAtNE WILCOX KENT E. WILLIAMS MARY E WITHEROW DONALD S. WOOD JOHN EDWARD WILLIAMS KATHLEEN J. WILLIAMS NANCY EILEEN WILSON PAUL R. WILSON BRUCE GLEN WILLIAMS RICKY E- WILLIAMS STEVE M. WODTLI STEVEN CHARLES WOIBLET SANDY J. WROE LINDA BROWN LOIS V. BROOKS JOE BOND LEILA CHI PM AN RANDY DEAN PIERCE MICHAEL RONALD DENNIS In Memorium JIM OLIVER Class of 1968 NOT PICTURED: LARRY DAVID ANDERSON KARL E. BANKS DON BATES LINDA BEN A JOSEPH EMERY BENEDICT PEGGY CARTER CRAIG CARVER DAVID H. COCHRAN JOHN G. CORTINAS CHRISTINE COWAN JERRY MICHAEL DAVIS GAYLORD DELLA MICHAEL DAVID EDWARDS MARY JANE ENGLERTH MANUEL FUENTES DAN FURROW HALLIE GILLIS MIKE GLASS JIM GOUGE WANDA GRIFFEN CINDY LOU HARDING KENT HAYES KAREN E, HEVENER KAREN HORN DAVID Eh HULSE DOUGLAS L. HUMPHREY MAX JOHNSON KEN JORDAN DON JORGENSON LARRY E. MAUER THOMAS MAXWELL TOM McCLANAHAN BILL McGOUGH TONY MELE ANITA MOORE STEVEN D. PARSON PATTI PEPPINGER WILLIAM H. RHOADES DAVID ROBBINS NANCY SCHULTZ BOB SHELL TERRY W SM ELDER DENNIS SMITH JOHN M, SMITH MARIE STRAMPHER DAVID L. STREETER SANDRA LEE SWEENEY STARR SHERMAN TENNENT JOYCETTE THOMAS RICK TY30R DON WALKER EUGENE WALKER KAREN WEBB 129 FIRST SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS; Mike Murr, president; Kathy Rodda, treasurer; Debbie Pringle, secretary; Terri Lauderbach, Girls ' League representative; Steve Martin, Boys ' Federation representative. NOT PICTURED; Gary Brumback, vice president. Christy Abraham Lee Abbott Dan Appling Joe Aronson Marisa Atkinson Mike Adams Rick Alexander Tom Angotti Georgia Ankeny Russell Antes Dave A r land Kathy Bailey Steve Aycock Pat Barkley Al Basil Cynthia Bates Tim Baker Caron Ballard Don Bancroft Cindy Bannister Mikki Barker Carol Barnes Andy Bateman Donna Bodine Sheryl Bates Tom Baumgardner Steve Beachman Eleanor Beard Sheryl Back Dorothy Bender Sue Beech i nor Welly Blessinger Don Boen Dave B o Id man Mindy Bollinger Frank Brannan Vicki Brewer John Briggs Gary Benefiel June Benzel Karen Bergman Rhonda Boolen Lowden Borgens Virginia Borland David Brooks Jeannie Brower Ann Brown Mary Billow Craig Blanchard Steve Board Don Bogle Greg Bossini Dave Boschker Sue Bradford Bob Bradshaw Mike Breiner Leslie Brown Kathy Brown SECOND SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Steve Martin, vice president; Marcia Follett, secretary; Karen Rodda, treasurer; Kathy Rodda, Girls ' League representative; Ray Williams, president. NOT PICTURED: Ward Sandburg, Boys ' Federation representative. Mr. McCorkle shows Marty Johnson and the Introductory Sci¬ ence Class how the range finder operates. Betty Fairley and Delia Hernandez await their turn. Dave Car file Peggy Carter Gary Carlson David Case Gary BTurnback Bruce Bump Richard Busch Martha Callaway Steve Campbell Rosie Cassiday Carol Cast Sand ra Buck la nd Patty Burgess Dave Buttice Steve Campanelli Cindy Cantrell Charlene Buckley Lynette Burnette Donene Byrd Craig Campbell Vivian Cardenas Wray Chase 132 Stove Cox Susan Craddock Cynthia Crudup Diane Cundiff Doug Dammerelt Jim Oavison Pam Coyle Ray Crawford Kim Crumpacker Bonnie Czyhold Allen Gavin Renee DeVaney Judy Craddock Jake Craig Linda Cummins Dianna Dahl Odessia Davis Dennis Dawes Dave Damans John Dietrich Teresa Downing Christy Dunk el burg Merridy Edington Paul Eagon Paul Deminew Donna Dodds Laurie Orumheller Ted Durham Dennis Eide Mary Eicfiorn Deanne DeWitt A let he Dolan Mary Duff Molly Eddy Mike Etseie Lucretia Elders 134 Dennis Elkin Grace Evers Bet tv Fairley Susan Fisher Bill Fleenor Mari tee Foots Mike Ellison La net la Ewing Greg Far re ns Mike Fitzsimmons Mercia Follett Joe France Linda Engen Dele FaGalde Judy Fiedler Karen Flanagan Rob Forbes Virgil Frazier Colleen Freeman Dan Fry Dan Furgason Sam Gar mi re Carrie Garrison Stan Gilman Susan Freepons Judy Fuge Dennis Gabriel son Dick Garner Ron Gawith Dave Glad fetter Gordon Froese Sandi Fuller Georgia Ganzman Tony Garner Mike Gilk ison Heidi G lock ha met 135 Miss Wirth ' s physical education class observes the proper procedure tor a hand stand. Mark Hubbard Becky Hughes Brooks Hull Ron Hulls Ruth Hunt Willie Hernandez Bill Herndon Linda Hickman Sue Hickman Clark Hicks Judy Higginbotham Bill Hill Denny Hill Larry Hill Sandy Hill Bobby Hodge Greg Hoffman Chris Hunter Pamela Hurst Kevin H Listed Linda James Larry Jantz Catherine Jeffs Leonard Jensen Scott Jensen Steve John Bill Johnson Craig Johnson Linda Johnson Carol Lauzon Loren Lawson Jim Lavadoor Karen Lapiane John Lmnetti Kathy Leslie Crete hen Leslie Lon Lightfoot Linda Li Nevoid Diane Lind Lucy Linker Gregg Loney Jim Long Karen Long Delores MacDonald Barry Maoario 138 Lannie McMurray Fran Mikkelsen ROW 2 FAR LEFT; Sue Johnson, Connie Jordan, Peter Jenny Keller Jovanovic, Mark Jungmann, Fred Jurgensen, Dave Jerry Kelly Karl, Jovonna Keg ley, Judy Keith. Peggy Kelly Sieve Kelty Merwin Kentch Pam Kilgore John King Joe Kinney Lewis Martuscetli ABOVE; Shelley Maestretti, John Malandra, Dave March, Julia Margeson, Mary Marks, Sandra Martin, Steve Martin, Sandra Martinez. ROW 3 Jeanine Kinslather Barbara Kirkpatrick Vern Klein Jean Klopper Dennis Knapp Carolyn Knowles Nancy Knowles Rich Knuth Vicki Matlock ROW 4 Mike Kropf Rebecca Korthage Cindi Krafman Janna Kress Diana Krzycki Judy Lamb Georgian Laminack Virginia Loveless Gary McConnell ROW 5 Terri Lauterbach C ol lean Lanphier Jim McIntosh Scott Matte rn Mary Lynn McDonald Tom McGee Guy Mainers Susan Miller Tim Maycumber Penny McDonald Regina McKay John Messinger Judy Misaruder Donna Maycumber Scott Mohrland Don McKenzie Mary Metastasio Becky Mitchell Joanne Mayers Steve McEwen Laura McLaughlin Art Meyer John Modine Ron McCauley Kevin McFadey Sherri Me Mann Yvonne Myer Susan Moeller Mary Monahan Caro tie Morford Helen Myrick Stave Montgomery Rick Moss Nancy Newman John Moore Barb Mullikin Susan Nichols Anita Moore Dennis Monger Linda Nixon Arnold Moreno Clifford Munroe Craig Noble Nancy Morris Mike Murr Kirk Nordstrom Frank Morriaene Jan is My rick Jim Norton Ed Ongert Kathy Pascoe Le$ Peretrovich Kathy Onstot Wayne Patterson Kathy Perkins Debbie Ouellette Ernie Patzkowski Jack Perry Don Owen Karen Paul Mark Perry Jeanne Parker Carla Paisley Pat Perry Karen Parker Bertie Pena Randy Peterman Mary Parsons Leslie Pepin Chuck Peterson 140 Lbs Peterson Gay Price Kathy Rasmussen Sam Peterson Kathy Prine Gail Rease Candy Phares Debbie Pringle Mary Rebman Jim Phillips Marianne Pulfer Bob Record Rick Pisani Susan Quackenbush Jim Reid Rozelle Pitner Stan Ragsdale Tom Reid Aletha Plaquet Barb Ransom Susan R sister Dennis Rex Donna Roberts Rena Roop Jeennie Rayburn Carol Roberts Mirjana Roska Jim Reynolds Karen Rodda Debbi Rouse Kathy Rhay Kathy Rodda Dennis Rugg Patty Richardson Larry Rogers Margie Rush low Scott Riggert Shelley Rogers Christie Russell Sharon Ritten house Kathy Rohn Roger Russell Dave R ut z Ward Sandburg Marsha Saxe Susan Schatze) Del Schenk Karla Schiffman Dave Schmaltz Bruce Scott Karen Scribner Barb Shell Keith Shollenberger John Short Dick Siddon Diana Simmons Terry Simmons Lorna Skow John Sloan At Smires Allen Smith John Smith Shelley Smith Suzanne Steel Stan Smith Wendy Smith Susan Sornson Dana Sparger Phil Spencer Susan Spohn Janie Sporieder Richard Spurlock Carol Steen Jack Stemmer Send! Stewart Bill Stiller Jenny Stillwell Larry Stirling Jo Stone Marlene Stone Boh Stowe Rayola Stradley N ick Stroe Daryl Strohmeier 142 Laurie Strut hers Jim Stubblefield Color slides provided material for compositions in a junior English class. Cindi Surratt Virginia Swenson Anne Taggart Shirley Talich Susan Jane Taylor Jane Tames Ken Thompson Mark Thompson John Turney Karen Tucker Loren Van Busk irk Greg Van Donga Allen Tate Mike Taylor Walter Terry Rod Thierry Corey Tomlinson Linda Trapp Trudy Tyler Bill Uribe Rich Taylor Nancy Thomas Shelley Trousdale Laurel Urlacher Susan Jean T ay lor Joyce Thomas Patty Tschritter Margaret VanBeek 143 Rttta VanScotter Jim Walters Yun WintOfi Chuck Woolf oik Darrvl Zehner Tom Vickroy Judy Watson Mery Wisner Dan Wurtz Bed Zuuer Tina Vivian Greg Wendler Alan Wolfe Paulette Ynnd Ken Adams Randy Voelti Carol Wetmore Donna Wood Mike Yelenich Paula Downing Bobfoi Vollendorff Cathy Williams Jim Wood Jack York Roger Wageman Ray Williams Lou Woodard Betty Young Pam Wagner Tim Willoughby Ron Woods Cindy Young Mike Walker Sandi Wilson Alyice Wright Frank Young NOT PICTURED: Karen Anderson, Judy Baker, Peggy Bod me, Lester Britton, Ted Brooks, Pat Caldwell, Mike Campanelli, Valerie Davis, Marlene Dubois, Frank Gallo, Kent Hayes, Willis Logan, Mike Neal, Robert Shell, Debra Smith, Ken Stump, Dick Wallingford, Carolyn Weed. Lectures are part of a history class. TOP ROW: Judy Allen, Debbie Alexander, Janet Alexander, Valerie Alexander, Kathy Alley, Mancie Allred, Susan A msden, Debbi Anderson. ROW 2: Gail Anderson, Jeritynn Anderson, Mary Anthony. Carolyn Arbini, Marvin Arland, Edee Arvid- son, Bob Ashmore, Carol Auchterlonie. Sophomtes Mary Austin Laurie Aylwerd Lenore Bachtold David Bachman Alan Ball Christine Ballard Norma Augustine Shortlyn Barnes Eloise Beechinor Jim Beeson Rose Mary Bell Marvin Balzer Bill Benedict Debbie Ausman Debra Bailey Mike Bergevin Jerry Bernard John Biagi Judy Biagi Dave Bickford Jess Bickford Bonnie Barker Kirk Bauman Bob Barnes Paul Benzei Dan Baker Sandy Benson Kirk Bierwagen 145 FIRST SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Sandy Benson, treasurer; Jim Oury, president; Jackie Hays, secretary; Dave Powell, vice president, Debbie Wal¬ ters, Girls’ League representative. NOT PICTURED: Dave Parsons, Boys’ Federation representative. UPPER LEFT AND CLOCKWISE; Doug Breen, Karen Bristol, Larry Brittain, Lore Britton, Doris Brock, Thach Brooks, Connie Brown, Patty Brown, Wallis Brown, Bob Brutscher, Glenn a Bucktey, Jo Ann Buettner, Ken Buley, Alvin Campbell, Andrea Byrd, Nancy Bynum, Mary Buttice, Wayne Bushnell, Sarah Burrows, Louis Bunea, Mike Buettner, Anita Buell, Jim Buchanan, Bruce Brownell, Terry Brown, Neil Brown. !L i m SECOND SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Dave Fredrickson, Boys’ Federation representative; Brooke Copeland, Girls’ League representative; Jim Oury, vice president; Janet Schneidmiller, treasurer NOT PICTURED: Kevin Scribner, president; Sandy Benson, secretary. Brooke Copeland Mary Cowles Ed Crudup Jim Cummings Atari Damn Terry Daniel Tom Daniel Pete Danioth Delbert Oanly Dean Davenport Dabby Davenport Ruben Coronado Ann Coster Terry Cox E rma Jean Cross Willie Cortinas Rose Courson Tom Criss Vicki Cross Kathy Coster Ron Cousins Bob Crook Joe Crowder Jack Davis Lonnie Davis Lori Davison Ken Degrandmont Ramon Deleon Teresa Dem renew Karl Denison Linda Dennis Neil DeVaney Clint DeVoir Kirby DeWayne Danny Oimock Robert Dockter Stephen Doonan Dianna Dowell Michael Dudley Daniel Dunn Sandy Durham Judy Dyfcstra Lorraine Edvalson Jerry Edwards Ron Eggers Pat Eisele Nancy Elam Tim Elliott Mike Elwell Kathy Emery Gary Enders Wanda E ng Mike Evans A geometry class hard at work. Chris Ewing Rita Ewing Judy Eyestone Sandy F aGaide Sara Fagerstrom Suzanne Falotica Larry Farris Keren Fields Paula Filan Paul Goetsch Debra Golddiury Denney Good hew Jeanette Goodman |tri Doug Gaucher ' J Jen Grahm O Scott Graves Dennis Gray F red Green Don Grenseman Rodney Griffin 4 k Bob Grimes Eddie Guel Rein ho Id Guthmiller Ken Guyer David Hadley Larry Hagen Linda Hagen 150 Sylvia Hope Kandi Horton Sandra Hovland Cindy Hubbs Marty Huie Rob Hu Its 151 152 BL Mike Mallard Sally Mann Jerry Manuel Mary Martin Pat Martin Mike Marum Lana Mason Richard Mason Donna May cumber Ci ndy May lender Ron McBride Janine McCaw Karla McClanahan Trudy McClary Marda McClenny Sheri McClure Terry McConn Lynn McConnell Donna McCoy Patti McCraokan Carol McDowell James McDowell Barbara McFell Joyce Me Kenney Lana McKillip Deanne McMann Manuel Mendoza John Meredith Connie Milam Beverly Miller Kathy Miller Ralph Miller Sharon Millar Tracey Miller Loretta Millett Margaret Minnick J David Mitchell Lynn Mitchall Sandi Mitchell Barbara Moore Bruce Moore Dallas Moore Janet Moore Candy Moo Steve Moosman Jolyn Mark Sherry Morrow Allan Myers 154 Sally Rojo Mike Roll Cynthia Roope V Y 7 ' Mary Ross Carol Roth Ron Ruff corn Diane Rushlow Richard Russell Janice Ruther Chuck Salles Rob Scott Kevin Scribner Send! Seel David Seibold Cynthia Selde Chandler Sfirven Darlene Shamp Richard Shsvlik Roger Shavlik Students practice meeting real driving problems in the simulators. Mike Shearer Debv Shelton Mike Shipton Barbara Shively David Simmoni Jim Simmons Chsrnan Simon Kathy Singer Suzanne Sivley Dave Slater 158 Brent Smith Donna Smith Gary Smith Soon Smith Ken Smither Lynn Soper Peggy Sosalle Linda Spencer Kelly Stacker David Stewart Sharon Slim Lance Stoddard Debbie Stollar Frances Storey Debie Strahm Ruth John Kathy Strauss Richie Strozinsky David Struthers Carol Slumpf John Sturm Steve Suckow Margaret Surratt Linda Sutton Randy Swenson Louies Tabor Helen Tarwater Diana Tate Cynthia Taylor Randy Taylor Murray Taylor Dan Tennant Michael Thomas David T ho masse n Ellen Thompson Kenny Thompson Mark Thompson Ken Thonney Sherry Tocco John Toews Pam Tompkins Tom Treadwell Fred Trowbridge Nick Unck Karen Underwood Kathy Uske Terri VanAusdle Connie VanDonge Rip VanWinkle LOhn Vickers Chary! Vivian Paula Vixie Carman Voshall Karen Vostral David Wagner Judy Wagoner Marcus Wainwright Tim Waite Lissa Walker Barbers Watters Debbie Walters Doug Waiters Hava Walters Vickie Ward rip Dan Ware Theorem Warner Judi Watson Deb Watts Debbie Weathers Linda Weber Connie Weidemann Patty Wendt Mary Warts Debbie Whaley Gene White Oman Wilcox Melva Wilcbxon Guy Wilhalmi Cynthia Wilkins Judy Willoughby Mary Jo Williams Linda Wilson Vicki Wimmer Kathy Winkles Bob Winston Gail Winters Peggy Winters Charlotte Wise hart Jani Wissenback Joy Witherow Margie Wood Luann Wolfe Bill Yawv Greg York Kathy Zaht Ken Zimmflfly 159 In the camera back, Holley preferred the sroom work while i Greethurst, Joel son and Manual doza specialized in iography and assist- in taking many pic- s for the annual. son, Donna Smith and An¬ nette Hendrickson shared the responsibility for sev¬ eral pages including those of the junior class. CEN¬ TER: Roberta Bradsfey, who engineered among others the faculty and choir pages, Miss Gray, ad¬ visor, and Lee Hazeltine, index editor, check on the index pages. Larry Mitchell worked on the club pages. Julia Meyer, a co-editor and photog¬ rapher, was responsible tor the opening and senior sections, Julia won an award in the National Scho¬ lastic Photo Contest Co-editor Steve Johnson was busi¬ ness manager and assisted with nu¬ merous pages. ABOVE: Rita Wilson, Cynthia Hendrickson and Linda Wilson joined the staff at mid-year and assisted with several club pages, NOT PIC¬ TURED: Roger Gallagher BELOW: Sophomores, John Gallagher and Mike Buettner, composed the sophomore pages and were interested in both layout and photography. BELOW: In the sports division, Gary Sharpe, Jodie Leone and Jake Craig confer with Coach Drew. Gary used his photographic ability and literary talent in this section; Jodie designed and edited the major sports pages while Jake took the sports new to Wa-H —swim team and ski cluh—and developed an interest in creative photography. Royal Blue This year ' s sales sign introduced the enthusiasm and inno¬ vations shown by the 1968 ROYAL BLUE staff. Jake Craig installs a letter of the sign while Jodie Leone, this year ' s art editor, looks on. Sandi Wilson also proved she was not afraid of a ladder. Journal staff provides laboratory experience for the applica¬ tion of those skills learned in journalism theory class, a pre¬ requisite for the staff. These journal staffers work on page makeup, pasting photos, printing headlines, reporting the news, and writing feature and editorial stories. The paper is readied for publication by making a camera- ready layout page which is photographed by the printer and printed. This publication comes out bi-weekly and is super¬ vised by Mr. Dale Nesbitt. LEFT—PAGE EDITORS: Judy Sme, fea¬ ture editor; Larry Roberts, Cindy Coyle, and Christy Smith review their layouts. ABOVE RIGHT: In the photography divi¬ sion, Frank Hansche confers with Mike Brough, photography editor, NOT PIC¬ TURED: Rich Beatty. RIGHT: Dan Flathers, business manager, looks on as Mike Maiden, advertising manager, draws his caricatures for the next dead¬ line. LEFT: Steve Hillis, sports editor, and Kim Crumpacker, exchange editor, confer on sports inquiry from another school. LEFT: Dianna Dahl, Doug Dam- marelf, Kim Crumpacker, Ron Gawith, Guy Cook, reporters are getting instructions for the next issue from advisor, Mr, Dale Nes¬ bitt NOT PICTURED: Lynn Cheatham, Christy Dunkelburg, Diane Taylor, Ron Swenson, Mike PauL RIGHT: Mr. Dale Nesbitt, advisor, and Lois Brooks, typist, check a tape on the Justowriter. 163 Sadie Hawkins Sadie Hawkins Week was taken over by childish realism. Wednesday, Kiddies 1 Day, sported all manner of tiny tots on campus. Friday was Grubby Day in all its hillbilly glory. During the noon hours, pickles, olives, and licorice were sold to eager buyers. The Sadie Hawkins assembly covered various activities from a skit featuring Super Chicken to the crowning of Dan Hunt- ly as Miss� ter Wa-Hi and a dance by Cynthia Crudup, The annual Sadie Hawkins dance, “Moon Over Mudville, was held March 8th to the Band-Aid Society ' s stompin’ good mu¬ sic. Marryin Sam was there to marry up eager young lads and lasses. Greg Bossini, Mary Beth Hartzheim, Paul Eagon, Dave Hartzheim, Carol Spanish, Susie Ham¬ burg, and Loren Van Bus- kirk peddle luscious pickles and olives during the lunch hours. Walla Walla High School students had the opportunity this year of attending Twelfth Night, pro¬ duced by a professional actors group in the Harper Joy Theater and of hearing again the Seattle Symphony Orchestra. Twelfth Night end Seattle Symphony Orchestra Shis ' Rifle Teem GIRLS RIFLE TEAM: Mary Austin, Barbara Dunkel- burg, Christy Dunk- elburg. 165 MAJORETTES: Barbara McFall, Claire Coryell, Eleanor Beard, Cindy Peterson, Mr, Russell Larsen, Director. FLAGSWmGERS: Caron Ballard, Shelley Smith, Marilyn Stirling, Jane Frazier, Patti Russell, Gay Price, SENIOR BAND—FRONT ROW: Gary Roth, Janice VanWyk, Elaine Bowerman, Steve Lloid, Mary Witherow (Librarian), Penny Hallmark, Jim Parmelee (Uniform Manager), Sheryl Beck, Karen Glover, Lonnie Wyrick. ROW 2: Marilyn Sterling (Secretary), Cathy Boule, Dianne Cundiff, Kathy Rodda, Cyn¬ thia Crudup, Eleanor Beard, Leslie Stockton, Margie Rushlow, Dave Carlile, Linda Hickman, Sheryl Cope, Carla Peisley, Rhonda Boolen, Judy Lamb, Karen Rodda, Susan Reister, ROW 3: Craig Blanchard, Willie Hernandez, Rena Roope, Steve Richardson, Robert Goolsbey, Paul Nicoles, Dan Hess, John Modine, Dennis Haer (Drum Major), Randy Roscamp, Rod M, Moose, Jim Garrison, Mark jungman, Stan Ragsdale, Frank Hansche, Randy Voeltz, Steve Johnson, Dick Simon. ROW 4: Bob Schmaltz, Greg Farrens, Jeff Hunter, Bill Lake, Jack Largent, Rob Thompson, Dave McBride, John Goetz (Student Conductor), Leon Gibb, Dave Bynum, Jim Jones, Jerry Gaddy. ROW 5: Dennis Rugg, Mike Minkler, Jay Hereford, Craig Johnson, Joe Kinney, Lee Abbott, Paul Demianew, John Sloan, Mike Paul, Chuck Woolfolk, Greg Wendler, Roger Bacon, Rick Hartwig, Jack Privett, Bruce Bjerke, Bob Anderson (Presi dent), Dave Long. NOT PICTURED: Scott Jensen, Javonna Kegley, Lucy Linker, Bar¬ bara Schell, SOPHOMORE BAND—FRONT ROW: Denny Goodhew, Judy Wagoner, Joy Witherow, Connie Raugust, Joyce Cobb, Judy Watson, Margaret Jamison, Gail Anderson. ROW 2 : Karen Bristol, Debbie Loudermilk, Vicki Wimmer, Terry McConn, Cynthia Wilkins, Neil Brown, Alan Ball, Shirley Harris, Su¬ zanne Sivley, David Simmons, Cathy Christiansen, Sandy Benson, Jackie Hays, Lynne Soper, ROW 3: Mike Evans, Jim Beeson, Chris Kibter, Linda Hagen, Del Blaine, Ron Hender¬ son, Danny Ware, Ken Guyer, David Hadley, David Wagner, Joe Honeycutt, Terry Cox, Keith Meyers, Marvin Belzer, Bill Huntington, Ed Reister, Bob Barnes, Scott Graves. ROW 4: Fred Green, Sheri McClure, Rodney Thierry, Rita Ewing, Dean Perrault, George Hicks, Ken Light, Peggy Sosalla, John Toews, Randy Swensen, NOT PICTURED: Lori Davidson, Paula Fitan. PEP BAND: Lee Abbott, Bob Anderson, Elaine Bowerman, Dean Fondahn, Linda Hagen, Shirley Harris, Rick Hartwig, Jovanna Kegley, Bill Lake, Lucy Linker, Dean Perr ault, Dennis Rugg, Suzanne Sivley, Leslie Stockton, Rodney Thierry, Chuck Woolfolk, STAGE SAND—FRONT ROW: Denny Goodhew, Linda Hagen, f Dick Simon, Gary Roth f Jovanna Kegley ROW 2: Greg Far- rens, Leon Gibb, John Goetz, Dave McBride. ROW 3: Bill Hunt ington, Chuck Woolfoik, Bob Anderson, Bruce Bjerke, Connie Hartley (Piano), Denice Henderson (Vocalist), Fred Green (Drums). Concerts for the Southeastern Washington Fair, participation spring concerts topped the concert band schedule which also in the fair and Veterans ' Day parades, and half time enter included appearances at Waitsburg and an out-of-town ex- tainment for 2 Shrine benefit games as well as football games change concert, provided a busy schedule for the band in the fall. Winter and 169 FRONT ROW; Linda Li Devoid, Gayle Passmore, Vicki Matlock, Georgia Havens, Karen Johnson, Candy Fine, Esther Anderson, Sheryl Bates, Rhonda Boolen, Susan Fisher, Elaine Bowerman, Susan Criss, Mary Witherow, Chris Whitner, Penny Hallmark, Virginia Loveless, Janna Kress, Cindi Surratt, Wray Jean Chase, Connie Hartley, ROW 2: Corfine Hozan, Patty Perry, Joy Hankla, Shelley Maestretti, Mike Shipton, Jack Stemmer, John Turney, Doug Kennedy, Sam Gates, Steve Robbins, Wayne Frank, Denny Goodhew, Neil Devaney, Verne Garvey, Ken Fong, Gary Brum- back, Steve Cross, Trudy Tyler, Susan Sornson, Sue Kropf, Lorna Skew. ROW 3: Bridgette Dun- kelburg, Deanne DeWitt, Karen Long, Sherry Hart, Lee Abbott, Mike Dennis, David Thomas- sen, Jim Parmelee, Yung Soo Winton, David Demaris, John Smith, Bruce Brownell, Bruce Bjerke, Les Peterson, Charles Lytle, Kelly Stecker, Roberta Bards ley, Judy Fiedler, Regina McKay. ROW 4: Mr. White, Merlene Arland, De¬ nise Henderson, Larry Rogers, Kevin Rusted, Mike Thrasher, Doug Kirk, Sid Stecker, David Stimmel, Gary Roth, Leon Gibb, Tim Baker, Mike Kropf, Bill Johnson, Dennis Knapp, Byron John¬ son, Danelle Christensen, Janet Mitchell, Susan Weitz, Mr. Clark. NOT PICTURED; Connie Jor¬ dan, Patty Blacklaw, Kathy Jurgenson, Af Kla- vano, Laura McLaughlin, Allen Smith, Irene White, Deborah Pringle, Bob Anderson, Jim Nel¬ son, Rod Moose. T7D LEON GIBB Student Director GARY ROTH President KAREN JOHNSON Secretary SAM GATES Vice President After several years of outstanding service to Walla Walla High School and its choir, Mr, George White made his final public appearance as director of the choir at the Christmas concert, December 17th, in the Lacey Auditorium, To show their appreciation, the choir presented their departing director with a gold watch. It was evident that Mr. White was thrilled to receive and that the choir was proud to give. Mr. White left the choir in the capable hands of Mr. Richard Clark. He, along with Miss Molly McNamara, who was responsible for start¬ ing the ensemble, had worked with the choir several times before Mr, White left. Mr. Clark ' s impression of his new charges was, I think they are a really good high school choir. FRONT ROW: David Thomassen, Karen Johnson, Joy Hankla, Wayne Frank. ROW 2: Denice Henderson, Susan Weitz, Connie Hartley, Chris Whitner, Penny Hallmark, Merlene Ariand, Susan Sornson. ROW 3: Denny Goodhew, Gary Roth, Leon Gibb Bruce Bjerke, Sid Stecker, Tim Baker, Lee Abbott, Doug Kirk, jim Par- melee, ROW 4; Miss Molly McNamara, FRONT ROW; Joyce Witherow. ROW 2 : Vicki Wardrip, Jams Reid. ROW 3; Phyllis Frazure, Robyn Newton, Janet Schneidmiller. ROW 4: Sherrie Parker, Dianna Dowell. ROW 5; Susan Hanson, Kathy Alley, Sandi Mitchell, Rena Roop, Margaret Surratt, Miss McNamara. Gifts 1 Ensemble Gifts 1 Glee FRONT ROW: Linda Reed, Bonnie Katsel, Janis Reid, Joy Witherow, Janet Schneidmiller, Andra Byrd, Patty Richardson, Suzanne Fatotico, Phyl¬ lis Frazure, Vicky Wardrip, Kathy Clink. ROW 2 : DeAnn Bradstreet, Jenny Stillwell, Teresa Demia- new, Lynn Cheatham, Cheryl Vivian, Margaret Sur¬ ratt, Jeanette Goodman, Anita Buell, Rena Roop, Kathy Miller, Cheryl French, Darla Sandahl. ROW 3: Miss McNamara, Jeri Graham, Connie Van Donge, Donna Roberts, Linda Weber, Terry Dan¬ iel, Robyn Newton, Sandi Mitchell, Kathy Alley, Susan Hanson, Deborah Whaley, Betty Lewis. NOT PICTURED: Teri VanAusdle, Dianna Dowell, Rita Ewing, Sherrie Parker, Vicki Cantrell, Judith Dyks- tra, Marlene Headley, Becky Nauss, Marilyn Par¬ ris, Sherri Tocco, Karen Tucker, Kathy Usko. FRONT ROW: Jim Parmelee, Linda Woodard, Paula Downing, Bob Grimes, Bonnie Katsel, Caro¬ line FJeiger ROW 2 Denise Alexander, Jody Myers, Vern Garvie, Peggy Kelly, Becky Nauss, Judy Almon ROW 3: Karen Rhodda, Jan VanWyk, Kathy Rhodda, Sheryl Cope, Linda Hickman, Mar¬ gie Rusblow, David Carlile ROW 4: Bob Ander¬ son, Jack Privett, Rodney Moose, Randy Roscamp, John Goetz, Dave McBride, Dave Bynum. ROW 5: Mike Minkier, Craig Johnson, Joey Kinney, Mr George Beagle. The Wa-Hi Orchestra Wa-HTs orchestra enjoyed a productive year. The first concert presented was with the choir October 24th in the Commons. The Christmas season found the orchestra making a trip to the Marcus Whitman Hotel to perform with the choir where they provided their own numbers and accompanied the choir. On December 17th, the Christmas Concert, “Hear The Joyful News,” was presented. The orchestra played a fine program including the old favorite “Sleigh Bells 1 At the Christmas assembly, the orchestra pre¬ sented much of the same program. For the March 12th concert, the orchestra provided accompaniment for the choir ' s Latin number, “Re¬ gina Coeli ' The group then traveled to Wapato for the district contest March 30th. They worked hard for this event and their work paid off. The April spring concert and the all-city orchestra concert concluded the year ' s orchestra activities. American Services Ag—Data, Inc. ALLEN FURNITURE CARPET CO. Ault Irrigation Equipment, Inc. THE BAKER-BQYER NATIONAL BANK Robert Beck Bee Hive Store Berry Electric Co. Blue Mountain Memorial Gardens Glenn C. Bolton BOWL AWAY, INC. Bruce ' s Market Linn N. Buley Bur—Bee Co. 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Young ' s Dairy 175 Index A Abbott, Lee 130,166,170,172 Abraham, Christy 130 Abrams, Mary 34 Adams, Ken 144 Adams, Mike 130 Alexander, Debbie 145 Alexander, Denise 39,40,82,90, 173 Girls League Cabinet, FT A, Crest, Orchestra, After School Sports Alexander, Douglas 32 Alexander, Janet 44,145 Alexander, Richard 130 Alexander, Ron 49,90 Distributive Education Club, Wrestling Alexander, Valerie 145 Alexander, Wayne 90 Basketball, Baseball, Boys ' Federation Allen, Judy 145 Alley, Kathy 145,172 Allred, Nancie 145 Almon, Judith 41,45,68,72,90, 173 Orchestra, Student Court- Secretary, FT A Alt, Mike 90 Amsden, Susan 1 45 Anderson, Debbie 145 Anderson, Donald 32 Anderson, Dorothy 33 Anderson, Esther 48,90,170 Choir, Girls League, Dis¬ tributive Education Club Anderson, Gaii 39,145,153,168 Anderson, Jerilynn 145 Anderson, Judy 84,90 Girls ' Rifle Team Anderson, Karen 144 Anderson, Larry 84,129 Anderson, Linda 48,49,90 Distributive Education Club, Minute Girl Anderson, Marlow 44,68,70,71,90 Radio Club, Chemistry Lab. Ass ' t, Nat ' l Merit Scholar¬ ship Semi-finalist, Math. Con test-winner of slide rule Anderson, Robert 45,68,90,166, 169,170,173 Student Court-Senior Justice, Nat. Honor Society, Band, Stage Band, Orchestra Anderson, Vicki 49,90 Anderson, Weldon 32 Angotti, Tom 130 Ankeny, Georgia 130 Antes, Russell 44,52,130 Anthony, Mary 145 Appling, Dan 130 Appling, Rene 91 Home Room Secretary, Girls ' League Arbini, Carolyn 145 Arland, Dave 53,76,130 Arland, Marvin 57,145 Arland, Merlene 71,80,91,170, 172 Assistant to Mr. Ledbetter, Mixed Ensemble, Choir, Gamma Sigma Chi, After School Sports Arland, Steve 17,19,91 Football, Baseball, FD Hi-Y Armstrong, Frankie 48,91 Aronson, Joey 74,130 Arthurs, Tom 91 Boys ' Federation Arvidson, Edee 145 Ary, Tom 68,76,91 Walla Walla Hi-Y, Biology Assistant, NHS Ashmore, Bob 53,76,145 Ashmore, Dick 76,91 Distributive Education Club, Boys Federation Rep., WW Hi-Y, Football, Wrestling Atkinson, Marisa 130 Auchterlonie, Carol 145 Augustine, Norma 145 Augustine, Sandra 91 Girls ' League, Pep Club Ausman, Debbie 145 Austin, Mary 145 Aycock, Steve 17,60.130 Ay I wa rd, Lau r ie 39 r 14 5 B Bachman, David 56,145 Bachtold, Lenore 145 Bacon, Marty 91 Transfer, FNA Bacon, Roger 92,166 Band, Stage Band Bahneman, Helene 49,92 Bailey, Alan 57,67,145 Bailey, Cheryl 145 Bailey, Debra 145 Bailey, Janet 80,92 Girls ' Sports Bailey, Kathy 71,130 Baker, Bob 77,92 Baker, Judy 144 Baker, Tim 51,54,66,77,130, 170,172 Baldwin, Mary 29 Ball, Alan 145,168 Ballard, Caron 40,66,130,167 Ballard, Cristine 145 Ball ester, Betty 145 Bancroft, Don 51,54,130 Banks, Karl 48,129 Banks, Shirley 35,145 Bannister, Cindy 39.130 Bardsley, Roberta 70,92,160,170 Choir, Royal Blue Staff Barker, Bonnie 145 Barker, Dan 53,145 Barker, Mikki 85,130 Barker, Tom 82,84,92,109 Barkley, Patricia 130 Barnes, Bob 145,168 Barnes, Carol 130 Barnes, Sherilyn 145 Barnett, Jeff 25,92 Track, Cross Country Bartlett, Bruce 92 Boys Federation Barton, Nancy 41,68.73,83,88,93 FHA-President, Tennis Team, Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly Rep., NHS m Basil, Alvin 45,77,130 Bateman, Bob 66,93 Ski Club, Boys ' Federation Bateman, Andy 66,79,130 Bates, Cynthia 130 Bates, Cheryl 130,170 Bates, Don 129 Bauman, Kirk 18,53,145 Baumgardner, Steve 93 Boys ' Federation Baumgardner, Tom 52,130 Beach man, Steve 130 Beagle, George 31,173 Beard, Dorothy 29 Beard, Eleanor 72,130,166,167 Beatty, Richard 93,163 Journal Staff Photographer, Royal Blue Staff, Band Beck, Mary Jo 40.71,72,93 FTA, Crest, Orchestra. Gamma Sigma Chi Beck, Sheryl 44,69,130,166 Beechinor, Eloise 24,41,145 Beechinor, Susan 80,131 Beeson, Jim 145,168 Beito, Barbara 93 Transfer-St Paul ' s, Drama, Chorus, bbC Bell, Charles 93 Boys ' Federation Bell, Rosemary 145,93,128 Belletoile, Annie 41,93,128 Exchange Student - France Belzer, Marvin 58,145,168 Bena, Judy Bena, Linda 129 Bender, Dorothy 131 Benedict, Bill 52,145 Benedict, Joe 129 Benefiel, Gary 70,131 Benson, Sandy 45.145,147,168 Benzel, June 131 Benzel, Paul 56,63,145 Bergevin, Marcia 15,38,40,41, 66,73,80,93,103 Girls League Cabinet, FHA, Homecoming Chairman and Court, After School Sports, Crest Bergevin, Mike 52,75,145 Bergman, Karen 80,85,131 Bernard, Jerry 57,1 45 Biagi, John 57,75,145 Biagi, Judy 145 Bickford, David 44,50,55,145 Bickford, Jess 0. 50,145 Bieloh, Bill 30,58,59 Bierwagen, Kirk 37,57,58,79,145 Billow, Dan 50,53,146 Billow, Mary 131 Bjerke, Bruce 45,68,70,93,166, 169,170,172 Student Court-Senior Justice, International Relations Club, Nat ! Latin Honor Soc., All-Northwest Choir, NHS Black, Sharie 39,51,81,93 Choir, Cheerleader, Girls’ Sports, Minute Girl, Jr. Prom Princess Black law, Patty 44,51,93,170 Sponsors, Choir Blaine, Delbert 146,168 Blanchard, Craig 131,166 Btessinger, Wally 62,79,131 Blick. Marlee 41,68,72 73,84, Brooks, Lois 45,83,129 163 Buttice Mary 147 85,93,118 Journal Staff Buttice Roy 95 Future Teachers of America Brooks, Ted 144 Bynum David 95 166,173 FHA-Secretary NHS Brooks, Thach 37 54 79,147 Senior Band Block Cindy 146 Brotherton Scott 18 20,88 94 Bynum Nancy 39.147 Bloomberg, Onie 37 54 146 Football Baseball, Letter- Byrd Andrea 147,172 Board, Steve 55,85,131 men ' s Club Byrd Donene 132 Boatman Sharon 146 Brough, Michael 45 94,163 Bodine, Donna 130 Wa-Hi Journal Photo Editor, c Bodlne, Peggv 144 Royal Blue Photographer Boen, Don 17,56,57.60,77,131 ROTC Sports Caldwell, Patricia 144 Bogle, Don 131 Brower, Jeannie 1 31 Callow Jeff 76 95 Bogle Kathryn 1 46 Brown, Annette 72 82,131 Walla Walla Hi Y Bogumil!, Diana 146 Brown Connie 147 Callaway, Martha 83 132 Bold man, Bob 54,146 Brown Kathleen 131 Campanelli, Mike 52,144 Boldman, David 131 Brown Larry 84,94 Campanelli Richard 29 Boldman Mark 55,75,1 45 Brown Leslie 24,131 Campanelli Steve 54 132 Bollinger, Mindy 131 Brown Linda 129 Campbell, Alvin 55,147 Bond, Dave 54,146 Brown, Neil 147,168 Campbell Craig 45,53,66,67,132 Bond Joe 84 129 Brown, Patty 147 Campbell Mary 95 Bond, Robin 35 68,93 Brown, Terry 57 147 Campbell, Steve 56,132 Biology Ass ' t FHA, NHS, Brown, Wallis 55 147 Campbell, Tim 45,57,66,68,70 International Relations Club Brownell, Bruce 18,54,67,147 78,88 95,162 Boofen, Rhonda 73,131,166,170 170 Wah-Hi Journal Co-editor Boolen, Roxi 146 Bruce, Robert 94 International Relations Club Borgens, Lowden 53,74,131 Brueggemeier, C.F 30 President, Senior Play, Borland Virginia 131 Brumbach, Gary 37,52 53,58 60, Track Debate Team Boscher Dave 19,20,56,79,131 61 79 Cannon Jim 50,88,95 Boschker Wilbur 32 133 Bruner Pete 57 Rifle Team Captain Bossini Greg 77 84,1 31 Brunson Merridee 75 94 Cantrell Cindy 66,132 Boole Cathy 38,40,51 72,80, FHA-Vice-President, Minute Cantrell Vickie 66 148,172 93 166 Girl Cardenas, Vivian 132 Sponsors- Major, Ba nd G i rls ' Brush, Rosalie Carlile David 132,166 173 League Cabinet Head, Crest, Brutscher, Robert 53,147 Carlisle, Nancy 48,49 81 95 Junior Prom Princess Buchanan Jim 53.79,147 Distributive Education Club Bower man, Elaine 93,166 Buchanan, Bob 36 50 79,88 94 Legislative Assembly, Pep Band Pep Band Choir ROTC Major Boys ' Federation Club Bower man, Sandy 55,146 Secretary, Key Club Carlson, Gary 56 77,132 Bowers Greg 66 94 Buckland Sandra 45,71,1 32 Carman Jerry 132 WaHiSkl Club Buckley, Charlene 132 Carr Keith 84,96 Boyd, Rolene 94 Buckley Glenna 147 Carrier, Darrell 37,54,63,148 Boyer David 37,44,55 146 Bucknum, Beth 28 Carter, Evelyn 148 Boyle Theresa 146 Buell Anita 147 172 Carter, Peggy 84,129 1 32 Bradford Sue 131 Buerstatte Jeff 17 19,44 50 Carver, David 45,129 Bradshaw, Bob 37 76,131 79 83,88,95 Case David 19,20,37 58,60,69 Bradstreet DeAnn 146 172 Key Club Vice-Pres., Track, 132 Brandhagen, Judy 146 Letter men ' s Club Secretary Casey, Christine 148 Brannan, Charles 50 53,93 Junior Class Pres, Football Casey, Mike 19 20,76,83 96 Brennan, Frank 131 Buettner Jo Ann 35 147 Walla Walla High-Y Trees. Branning, Jerry 52.146 Buettner, Mike 53,85 147,163 Football, Baseball Branning Nancy 41,68 72 81,93 Buley, Ken 18 44 55,147 Casey, Pam 39,51 132 International Relations Buley, Steve 42 54,55,68,79, Casseday Rosie 44 132 Club, Future Teachers of 88,95 Cast, Carol 1 32 America, Nat J l Honor Society Student Court-Soph. Justice, Chamberlain, Lynne 15.38,40 51, Brashear, Doug 94 ASB Vice-President, Cross 68,72,78 88,96 Bray Steve 146 Co untry-Track, International Girls ' Nation Senator, Home¬ Breen, Doug 52 147 Relations Club NHS coming Queen Girls ' League Brejner, Mike 131 Bump Bruce 132 President Sponsors, FTA Brewer, Bev 72 Bunce, Louis 37 51,55,75 76,147 Chandler Donna 148 Brewer, Sue 41 93 Burgess, Eleanor 30 Chapman, James 18,19,33 62,65 Science Assistant, Biology Burgess, Patty 39,66,69 132 Chase Wray Jean 12,13,88,132, Lab. Ass ' t Burley, Roxanne 95 170 Brewer Vicki 66,72 131 Burnette Diana 95 Chavez Ida Mae 148 Briggs, John 55 76 131 Girls ' League Cheatham Lynn 133,163,172 Bristol Charles 93 Burnette, Ly nette 32 Chedester, Cathy 148 Football Burnette, Sue Childers Carolyn 48 85 96 Bristol Karen 147 168 Burns Audrey 30 Distributive Education Club Brittain, Carolyn 34 79 Burns, Beryl 45 68 95 Honor Roll Brittain, Larry 18 58,147 International Relations Club, Chipman, Leila 129 Britton Lora 147 Legislative Assembly Rep. Girls ' League Britton Lester 144 Soph Orientation, NHS Christensen Dane He 68,78 96, Brock, Doris 147 Burrows, Sarah 147 170 Brock, Teresa 44 94 Busch, Richard 74 134 International Relations Brooks David 131 Bushnell, Wayne 52,59,147 Choir National Honor Soc Brooks, Greg 94 Buttice David 37 66 95,132 133 Christensen Day 68 78,83,96 177 International Relations, Biology Assistant, NHS Christensen. Patty 83,133 Christiano, Brian 133 Christiansen, Cathy 39,45,148, 168 Chun, Jim 44,83,133 Clark, Charles 32 Clark, Richard 31,74,170,171 Claughton, Margaret 35,148 Clawson, Steve 45 Clay, Eva 28 Clements, Barbara 51,96 Sponsors Clendaniel, David 54,69,1 33 Clifton, Shannon 148 Clink, Kathleen 148,172 Clute, Gayle 52,53,67,69,70,133 Cobb, David 45,54,55,69,133 Cobb, Joyce 148,168 Cochran, Dave 85,129 Future Farmers of America Cochran, Mary 69,71,72,133 Cochran, Terri 148 Coe, James 54,148 Coe, Sara 133 Coleman, Linda 84,148 Collins, Jim 57,82,148 Collins, Richard 55,133 Colombo, Janelle 148 Combs, Janice 133 Combs, Kathleen 148 Conaway, Sally 39,51,81,96 Home Room Secretary, Girls ' Cabinet Asst., Sponsors, After School Sports, P. E Asst, Conklin, Bob 133 Conradt, Carolyn 133 Converse, Jeanne 133 Cook, Gregory 133 Cook, Guy 45,54,133,163 Cope, Sheryl 133,166,173 Copeland, Brooke 39,41.66,147, 148,164 Copeland, David 13,37,66,79,96 Boys ' Federal ion-President ' s Outstanding Service Award, Cheerleader, Wrestling Corfield, Tim 30 Corkrum, Frank 37,44,66,96 Legislative Assembly, Ski Club Cornelison, Mr, V, P. 31 Cornell, A, H. 34 Cornell, Debbie 97 Coronado, Irma 97 Coronado, Ruben 53,58,148 Corrin, Carol 97 Girls ' League Rep. Cortinas, John 25,44,81,129 Cross Country, Track Cortinas, Willie 56,148 Corwin, Jim 55,133 Coryell, Claire 38,40,68,80, 88,97,167 Girls ' League Cabinet Head, International Relations, Crest, FT A, Majorette Coster, Kathy 148 Coster, Ann 1 48 CottriH, Janice 133 Courson, Rick 97 Courson, Rose 148 Cousins, Richard 146 Cousins, Ron 148 Cowan, Christine 129 Cowles, Mary 148 Cox, Christine 51,133 Cox, Steven 51,52,66,76,134 Cox, Terry 37,148,168 Coyle, Cindy 41,51,97,163 Sponsor Corps, Journal Staff , Minute Girl, English Assistant, Homeroom Offices Coyle, Daryl 52,53,66,97 Coyle, Pam 73,84,134 Coyle, Rick 77,97 FD Hi-Y Coyle, Zelma 27 Craddock, Judy 45,144 Craddock, Susan 134 Craig, Jake 45,67,134,160 Crawford, Raymond 52,134 Cribb, Betty 40,39,97 Girls ' League-Selective Senior Rep., Homeroom Minute Girl. Girls ' League Cabinet Head Criss, Susan 49,97,170 Choir Criss, Tom 54,148 Crook, Bob 50,56,148 Cross, Erma Jean 41,148 Cross, Steve 50,88,97,170 ROTC Cadet Major, Home Room President, Legislative Assembly Representative, Bo ys ' F eder at i o n R ep., C hoi r Cross, Vicki 44,148 Crowder, Joe 57,148 Crudup, Cynthia 44,135,166 Crudup, Edward 57,58,60,79,148 Crumpacker, Kim 134,162 Crumpaker, Wilbur 35 Cummings, Jim 52,76,148 Cummings, Linda 40,51,134 Cundiff, Diana 51,66,134,166 Cunningham, Gilbert 34 Cunnington, Leona 49,97 Royalettes Curclo, Sam 52,53,97 Czhold, Bonnie 1 34 D Dahl, Dianna 134,163 Da mm. Atari 37,50,55,148 Dammarell, Doug 25,78,134,162 Daniel, Terry 24,148,172 Daniel, Tim 74,76,97 FD Hi-Y, Football, Wrestling, Baseball Daniel, Tom 52,148 Danioth, Pete 54,148 Danly, Delbert 37,54,148 Davenport, Dean 55,148 Davenport, Debby 148 Davila, RacheMe 45,97 Transfer-Grange High School, Leg. Assembly Rep r , Class Representative, FHA, Drill Team Captain Davin, Allen 134 Davis, Jack 18,55,77,149 Davis, Jerry 129 Davis, Lonnie 56,149 Davis, Luana 98 Future Homemakers of America 178 Davis, Michael 129 Forensic s Davis, Odessia 39,134 Davis, Valerie 144 Davison, Jim 52,134 Davison, Lora Lee 149,168 Dawes, Dennis 84,134 Degon, Carolyn 98 DeGrandmont, Ken 54,149 Delane, Lora 98 DeLeon, Ramon 57,149 Della, Gaylord 84,129 Demaris, Dave 37,77,133,170 Demianew, Paul 134,166 Demianew, Teresa 149,172 Denison, Karl 53,149 Dennis, Johnnie 31 Dennis, Linda 149 Dennis, Mike 129,170 Choir DeVaney, Charlotte 98 DeVaney, Neil 53,149,170 DeVaney, Renee 134 DeVoir, Clint 18,56,149 DeWayne, Kirby 54,149 Dickey, Dennis 37,58,61,70,79, 98 Sports, Key Club DeWitt, Deanne 51,134,170 Dietrich, John 25,79,134 Dimock, Danny 52.149 Dockter, Robert 55,67,88,149 Dodds, Donna 66,1 34 Dolan, Aletha 134 Donley, Vicki 98 Royalettes Doonan, Stephen 54,149 Dowell, Dianna 149,172 Downing, Diane 98 Girls ' Track Downing, Paula 69,72,173 Downing, Teresa 85,134 Doyle, Nancy 98 Distributive Education Club, Girls ' League Draeger, Doreen 51,98 Sponsors Drew, Lewis 19,30,58,59 Driftmeyer, Marilyn 98 Drumheller, David 98 Drumheller, Laurie 39,41,51. 69,134 Dubois, Marlene 144 Dudley, Michael 56,149 Duff, Beverly 80,99 Leg i si at i ve Assembly, Gi rls Sports, Office Assistant, Minute Girl Duff, Mary 35,71,134 Duffy, Judy 49,83,99 Gymnastics, Pep Club, Teacher ' s Secretary Dunkeiburg, Barbara 84,99,170 Rifle Team Dunkeiburg, Bridget 99 Girls ' After School Sports, Girls ' League Dunkeiburg, Christy 134,162 Dunn, Daniel 25,52,149 Durham, Sandy 149 Durham, Ted 134 Dwyer, Janet 39,40,51,99 Sponsors, Sports Dye, Nancy 98 Girls ' League Oykstrs, Judith 149,172 Fitzjohn, Renee 150 Gallo, Guy 49,84,100 Fitzsimmons, Mike 135 Galloway, Paul 150 E Flanagan, Karen 35,69,71,136 Ganzman, Carol 101 Flathers, Dan 45,54,56,57,66, Ganzman, Georgia 135 Eagon, Paul 76,134,164 68,70,78,100,163 Gracia, Martin 55,150 Eccles, Bob 37,99 Legislative Assembly, Senior Garland, Gregg 53,58,79,150 Boys ' Federation Rep., Auto Play, Journal Staff, NHS Garmrre, Sam 37,52,66,77,135 Rally, Golf Team Fleenor, Bill 37,56,88,135 Garner, Dick 55,69,79,135 Eddy, Molly 134 Fletcher, Felix 18,19,33 Garner, Tony 76,1 35 Edington, Merridy 134,51 Fleiger, Caroline 100,173 Garrard, Gary 37,84,101 Edvalson, Lorraine 149 Fleiger, Stephen 55,150 Boys ' Federation Edwards, Jerry 54,149 Flowers, Dana 150 Garrison, Carrie 39,51,135 Edwards, Mike 48,129 Follet, Marcia 40,41,51,66, Garrison, Jim 12,13,67,68,77, Eggers, Ron 149 131,135 83,88,101,166 Eichhorn, Mary 134 Fondahn, Dean 62,100 Cheer leader-Yell King, Swim Etde, Dennis 134 Traffic Court Justice, Golf Team, Equites Hi-Y Vice- Eisele, Mike 19,20,79,134 Team, NHS President, Band, T ennis Team Eisele, Pat 37,54,79,149 Fong, Ken 100,170 Garvie, Verne 18,44,53,82,150, Elam, Nancy 149 Boys ' Federation, Tennis, 170,173 Elder, Don 34 Choir Garza, Roy 55,150 Elders, Lucretia 39,134 Forbes, Robbie 18,66,77,135 Gascon, Gary 150 Elkin, Dennis 25,135 Foster, Steve 52,150 Gates, Sanford 77,101,170 Elliott, Tim 56,149 Fouts, Marilee 40,51,83,135 Choir Vice-President, Ski Ellison, Mike 77,135 France, Joe 52,1 35 Club, Equites Hi-Y Officer, Elwell, Michael 54,149 Frank, Doug 82,100 Wrestling Emery, Kathy 44,66,149 Football, Wrestling, Rifle Team, Boys Federation Rep Gawith, Ron 44,78,135,163 Emigh, David 37,83,99 Gehrett, Jay 18,54,76,150 Chemistry Lab, Assistant Frank, Wayne 25,54,150,170,172 Gehring, Mark 52,150 Enders, Gary 37,52,149 Frazier, Jane 66,80,91,100,167 Gehrke, Dale 54,76,150 Eng, Richard 99 Girls ' League Cabinet Ass ' t,, Geidl, Mary Jo 28 Eng, Wanda 149 Flagswinger, After School Geist, Maries 101 Engen, Linda 135 Sports, Homeroom Secretary, After School Sports Englerth, Mary Jane 129 Minute Girl Gessel, Vic 54,75,150 Evans, Mike 59,149,168 Frazier, Virgil 37,51,54,55,135 Gibb, Leon 88,101,166,169,170, Evers, Ernest 34 Frazure, Phyllis 150,172 172 Evers, Grace 135 Fredrickson, Dave 18,37,54,77, Choir-Student Director, Ewing, Chris 149 147,150 Mixed Ensemble, Band Ewing, Lanetta 135 Freeman, Colleen 135 Gibbs, Carol 39,41,61,81,88,91, Ewing, Rita 1 49,1 68,172 Freeman, Kan 66,150 101 Eyestone, Judy 149 Preepons, Susan 71,72,135 Freitas, Collins 52,75,150 Sponsors-Captain, Junior Class Girls ' League Rep., F French, Cheryl 150,172 T rack French, Craig 100 Gies, Donna 68,72,101 FaGalde, Dale 74,135 French, Kevin 54,150 Future Teachers of America, FaGalde, Sandra 149 French, Linda 150 Science Assistant, NHS Eagerstrom, Sara 149 Froese, Gordon 135 Gifford, Greg 72,77,101 Fahringer, Robert 28 Frost, Brenda 150 Equites Hi-Y, International Fairley. Betty 132,135 Fry, Dan 135 Relations Club, Wrestling, Falotico, Suzanne 149,172 Fry, Rita 72,83,84,100 P,E. Assistant, Boys Fanshier, Elaine 68,70,72,99 Fuentes, Manuel 129 Federation Minute Girl, Future Teachers Fuge, Judy 135 Gilkison, Mike 135 of America, NHS Fulgham, Mary Lou 150 Gilib, Hallie 129 Farrens, Greg 69,135,166,169 Fuller. Dale 45,50,88,100 Girls ' League Farris, Larry 149 Drill Team Commander, Track, Gilman, Stanley 76,135 Fausti, Joseph 74,99 Letter men ' s Club, Legis¬ Gladfelter, David 57,135 Drill Team, Future Farmers lative Assembly Rep. Glass, Mike 129 of America Fuller, Judy 51,100 Glasgow, Lavern 33 Fenno, Elton 30 Sponsors Gleaton, Jeff 53,150 Fetter, Royal 99 Fuller, Sand i 135 Glen, Chris 101 Drill Tearn Furgason, Dan 18,66,135 Glen, John 53,59,150 Fiedler, Judith 66,69,135,170 Furrow, Dan 129 Clockhamer, Heidi 40,72,135 Fields, Karen 44,149 Glover, Carrie 13,38,40,68,70, Filan, Paula 149,168 G 71,72,80,101,166 Fine, Candice 72,85,100,170 Nat, Merit Semi-finalist, Choir, Future Teachers of Gabrielson, Dennis 54,135 Cheerleader, Girls League America Gaddy, Jerry 17,18,68,83,100, Cabinet Head, Band, NHS Fish, Gary 100 166 Goade, Wally 57,136 Boys ' Federation Lettermen ' s Club, Football, Goetsch, Paul 52 150 Fish, Kylie 68,72,78,100 Track, Band, Traffic Court Goetz, John 68,101,166,169,173 International Relations Bailiff Nat. Honor Society Off icer, Club, Future Teachers of Game, Sandte 150 Band-Student Director, Stage America, National Honor Gall, Shirley 150 Band Society, National Latin Gallagher, John 53,150,160 Goldsbury, Debra 39,71,150 Honor Society Gallagher, Roger 57,150,160 Goodhew, Denney 150,168 169,170, Fisher, Susan 24,1 35,1 70 Gallo, Anthony 144 172 179 Goodman, Beverly 101 Goodman, Jeanette 150,172 Goodwin, Chris 101 Goolsbey Robert 136,166 Gorham, Brent 37,66 102 Boys ' Federation Rep. Gaucher, Doug 54,1 50 Gouge, Jim 129 Gradwohl, Sharon 102 Graham, Jeri 45,150 172 Grass , Judy 136 Graves, Scon 25,59,150,168 Gray, Dennis 50,53.150 Gray, Ruth C. 28,160 Green, Fred 150,168,169 Green, Kay Jean 73 136 Green, Marsha 73 102 Future Homemakers of America Greenway, Mary 60 72,80 102 Future Teachers of America, FHA, NHS Greer, Richard 102 Boys ' Federation Greethurst, Tom 50,53,136 Gregerson Terry 1 36 Grenseman, Don 150 Griffin Rodney 53,150 Griffin Wanda 129 Grimes, Bob 56 150,173 Grimes, Doug 98 Groom, Dennis 1 36 Grote, Terri 38,40,41 51 72,80 102 Girls ' League Cabinet, Crest, Girls ' Sports, Teacher ' s Assistant, FTA Grudzinsk i, Mark 18 20,55,136 Guel, Eddie 150 Guisinger, Bunni 49,40.51,80,102 Sponsors-Sergeant, Minute Girl, Legislative Assembly DECA-Seeretary Guthmiller, Rienhold 53 75,150 Guyer, Kenneth 55 150 168 H Hadley, David 85,150,168 Haer, Dennis 102,166 Band-Drum Major Hagedorn, Brenda 102 Hagedorn, Dan 136 Hagedorn, Ron 136 Hagen, Jarome 136 Hagen, Larry 54,150 Hagen, Linda 44,73,150,168,169 Hahner, Jim 42,50,68,79,88,102 Key Club- President, National Honor Society-Officer, ROTC- Major, Lettermen ' s Club, Commissioner of Activities Haley, Kathy 136 Hall, Peggy 35,102 Girls ' Sports, Pep Club Hallmark Penny 40 42,51.68,88, 102,166.170 172 ASB Treasurer, Sponsors, Choir-Mixed Ensemble, Band, Thespians Hamburg, Suzie 51,102 Sponsors-Sgt. Major, Distri¬ butive Education Club Hankie, Joy 72,103 170,172 Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Future Teachers of America Hansche, Frank 45,85,103,163, 166 Journal, Radio Club, Senior Band, Legislative Assembly, Public Address Crew Hansen, Debbie 136 Hansen, Mike 18,37,55,79 136 Hansens, Glen 103 Tennis Hanson. Burl 103 Hanson, Don 18,37,52,63,77,151 Hanson, Franklin B, 26 Hanson, Jean 84 103 Hanson, Joel 160 Hanson Kathy 38,40.41.68,70, 72,81 88,103 Crest President Sponsors, Future Teachers of America, NHS Girls ' Sports Hanson, Susan 151 172 Harbert, Dabby 151 Hardin, Lori 146 H ard i ng, Ci nd y 48,85,129 Distributive Education Club Harding, Kay 151 Harding, Ken 18,69,136 Harding, Larry 51,54,55,76,136 Harding Mike 103 Wrestling, Equites Hi-Y Harding Pat 77 136 Harlan, Joan 151 Harmon, David 151 Harmon David 136 Harman, Delora 151 Harper, Ellen 136 Harringan, Brian 136 Harrigan, Pat 56,75 151 Harris, Mike 54,58,151 Harris, Ron 61,79 136 Harris, Shirley 73.151,168 Harstad, Sue 24,39 40,49,81,88. 103 Royalettes-President, FHA, Distributive Education Club P,E. Assistant Han, Sherry 72,81,136,170 Harter, Bess 45 66,136 Hartford, Judi 66,151 Hartley, Connie 68,72,104,169 170,172 Future Teachers of America Dance Band-Pianist NHS, Choir, Internet ' I Relations Hartley Geraldine 28 Hartley Kim 151 Hartliep, Debra 41 151 Hartliep, Marcella 34 Hartwell Bob 54,146 Hartwell, Linda 49,104 Distributive Education Club Hartwell, Sue 151 Hartwig Rickey 72 104 166 Future Teachers of America Golf Team, Band, Lettermen ' s Club Pep Band Hartzheim, Dave 84,1 36,164 Hartzheim, Marcia 151 Hartzheim, Mary Beth 48,104 164 Future Teachers of America, Minute Girl, P E. Assistant Hastings, Cindy 104 Hauer, Don 37,44,53,74,82,136 Hau er, Jerry 82,104 Haugen, Candi 151 Havens, Georgia 51,57 104 Sponsors, Thespians, Choir Hawes Marifynne 104 Hawes, Mike 53,151 Hawley Ken 104 Hawman, Kathie 136 Hayden, Peggy 1 36 Hayes Kent 129 144 Hays Jackie 39 147,151,168 Hays Mike 53,136 Hays, Tom 48,77 104 Distributive Education Club WW HFY Hays, Wayne 54,68.104 Boys ' Federation Rep., Track Hazeltine Lee 82,104,161 Royal Blue Staff Heacock, Cathy 45 69,136 Headding Debbie 39,151 Headly, Marlene 172 Heagle, Brian 54,151 Healy, Chris 104 Heath, Rocky 57,136 Hector Bill 50,77,88,105 Sophomore Student Court Justice, ROTC Brigade Commander, ROTC Outstanding Cadet, Rifle Team Heimbigner Jacob 34 Hein, Val 18 20 52,53,69,79 136 Heldt, Esther 151 Hells!rom Mark 103 Hellstrom John 53 136 Helzer, Jeanie 39,50 51,80 88 105 Sponsors-Lt Colonel, FHA Girls ' League Cabinet Counseling Off ice-Assistant Henderson Denice 72,105,169, 170,172 Dance Band Vocalist FTA 1967 Northwest Choir, Choir, Ensemble Henderson, Kathy 105 T ransf er Henderson, Ron 151 168 Henderson, Steve 55,151 Hendrickson Annette 48,105,160 Girls ' League, Royal Blue Staff Hendrickson, Cynthia 105 160 Royal Blue Staff, Transfer, Tri Hi-Y Vice-President Hendrix Ken 37 77 81,88 105 FD Hi-Y, Lettermen ' s Club, Football, Golf Boys ' Fed. Representative Hereford. Jay 68,88,105.166 Traffic Court Chief Justice, National Merit Scholarship- Letter of Commendation, Legislative Assembly Rep. Boys ' Federation Rep, Hergert, Bob 18 53 59,76 151 Herlihy Cecilia 73,82,105 Future Homemakers of America Hermanns, Dee 136 Hernandez, Delia 132,151 Hernandez, Willie 25,77,137,166 Herndon Bill 74 76,137 Hess Den 37 66 68,88,105 166 Lettermen ' s Club Ski Club, Band. Tennis Hessler, Walter 151 Hevener, Karen 84 127 180 Hickman, Linda 73,137,166,173 Hickman, Melvin 70,88,105,163 Wa-Hi Journal-Editor, Quill and Scroll President Hickman, Sue 39,137 Hicks, Clark 137 H icks, George 151,168 Higginbotham, Judy 66,137 Hill, Barbara 48,80,105 Distributive Education Club Hill, Bill 53,76,137 Hill, Dennis 137 Hill, Larry 54,137 Hill, Sandra 137 Hill, Steve 57,151 Hillis, Steve 70,106.163 Journal-Sports Editor, Boys Federation Representative Hiltyard, Dave 55,151 Hilton, Marsha 151 Hirsh, Judie 151 Hobbs, Kenneth 106 Hockett, Curt 53,151 Hodge, Bobby 137 Hoerner, Terry 106 Ski Club Hoff man, Greg 57,137 Hogenson, Chris 51,106 Sponsors Hogenson, Mike 55,77,151 Hoggan, Lynn 25,106 Track, Cross Country Holley. Ben 37,44,51,106,160 Royal Blue Staff Holm, Rebecca 137 Honeycutt, Joseph 161,168 Honn, Tom 57,151 Hood, Janice 30 Hoover, Hal 52,151 Hope, Mike 137 Hope, Sylvia 151 Hopkins, Pat 1 37 Horn, Karen 129 Horn, Shirley Horrell, Stan 76,106 FD Hi-Y Secretary Horton, Kandi 151 Hovland, Sandra 151 Howells, Ada 27 Hoy. Bob 76,137 Hozan, Corline 106,170 Girls Ensemble, Legislative Assembly Hubbard, Mark 84,137 Hubbs, Lucinda 151 Hughes, Becky 51,72,85,137 Huie, Many 51,53,151 Hull, Brooks 52.78,137 Hulse, Dave 74,79,129 Hulser, Betty 80,106 Home Room Representative Hults, Rob 53,151 Hulls, Ron 137 Humphrey, Doug 37,129 Humphrey, Sherri 151 Hunt, Ruth 72,137 Hunter, Chris 41,78,137 Hunter, Jeff 45.106,166 Legislative Assembly, Senior Band, Pep Band Huntington, Bill 25,59.151,168, 169 Huntington, Mary 151 Huntington, Ron 31 Huntley, Dan 17,18,62,64,65,77, 106,164 Football, Wrestling, Basket¬ ball, Track, FD Hi-Y Pres, Hurst, Pam 24,39,41,137 Husted, Kerry 55,58,151 Hosted, Kevin 37,64,65,137,170 Huwe, Joan 48,106 Distributive Education Club, Student Council Rep,. Pep Club, Legislative Assembly Representative j Jackson, Sharry 151 Jacobs, Ted 49,76.88.106 FD Hi-Y Jacobsen, Chris 151 Jacobsen, El wood 54,152 James, Linda 70,72,83,137 Jamison, Margaret 152,168 Jansen, Dirk 17,19,77,107 Lettermen ' s Club, Football, FD Hi-Y Jansen, Margaret 27 Jantz, Larry 52,74,137 Jaquish, David 107 Legislative Assembly Jaquish, Judy 35,152 Jeffs, Catherine T37 Jeffs, Sandra 39,41,68,83 10? National Honor Society, Teacher ' s Assistant, After School Sports Jensen, Leonard 51,53,137 Jensen, Scott 137,166 Jennings. Rocky 152 Jewell, Gregg 57,58,79,152 Jewett, Doug 107 Jimenez, Dora 1 46 John. Ruth 73,158 John, Steve 37,137 Johnson, Bill 137 Johnson, Byron 49,103 107,170 Distributive Education Club, Choir, Legislative Assembly Johnson, Craig 66,79,137,166, 173 Johnson, Eric 15,18,20,42,58, 68,79,88,107 Basketball, Tennis, Football- Conference Quarterback, National Honor Society-Pres., Commissioner of Justice Johnson, Gayle 82,107 Future Homemakers of America Johnson, Karen 68,81,107,170, 172 P.E. Ass ' t, Choir-Secretary, Mixed Ensemble, After School Sports Johnson, Linda 137 Johnson, Lorry 107 Future Homemakers of America Johnson, Mark 52,58,152 Johnson, Martin 54,132,152 Johnson, Maury 56,75,152 Johnson, Max 129 Johnson, Mike 107,170 Boys Federation Johnson, Scott 53,152 Johnson, Steve 70,72,82,83,107, 160,166 Royal Blue Co-editor, Senior Band, Quill Scroll, Future Teachers of America, Senior Play-Producer Johnson, Sue 139 Johnson, Tresa 152 Jones, Dweliey 56,59,76,152 Jones, Glenn 108,109 Jones, Jerry 36,37,55,58,60,79, 88,90,107 Boys ' F eder a t i on T reasu rer, Class Officer, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club Jones, Jim 37,108,166 Band Jones, Kern 54,152 Jones, Marilyn 152 Jones, Meredith 70,152 Jones, Tina 34 Jordan, Connie 82,139,170 Jordan, James 53,152 Jordan, Kenneth 129 Jordan, Mike 53,152 Jordan, Steve 55,152 Jorgenson, Don 129 Jovanovic, Peter 139 Joy, Christine 108 Joy,Judy,152 Jungmann, Connie 152 Jungmann, Mark 139,166 Jorgensen, Fred 139 Jurgensen, Kathryn 108,170 Transfer-Clayton Valley, Song Leader, Home Room Rep,, House of Representatives, Girls ' League, Legislative Assembly K Karl, David 56,139 Katsel, Bonnie 152,172,173 Kausche, Merla 39,41,152 Kegley, Jovonna 139,166,169 Keith, Judy 39,40,69,71,139 Kellar, Jennifer 139 Kelly, Dean 52,75,152 Kelly, Greg 52,75,152 Kelly, Jack 108 Kelly, Jerry 55,139 Kelly, Peggy 73,80,139,173 Kelsey, Willis 34 Kelty, Steve 55,66,1 39 Kennedy, Doug 37,108,170 Boys Federation Rep., Baseball, Wrestling, Choir Kennedy, Karen 108 Kennedy, Nancy 152 Kent, Gordon 27 Kenteh, Merwin 50,55,139 Kenyon, Carolyn 39,40,57,68, 80,108 National Honor Society, International Relations, Girls ' League Cabinet, Tennis Keown, Mike 54,55,108 KibJer, Kriss 152,168 Kibler, Sandra 45,66,68.72,88, 108 Girls ' Rifle Team-Captain, FTA-Treasurer, Senior Band, Legislative Assembly Rep , Ski Club Kilgore, Pam 139 King, John 1 39 Kinman, Bert 36,50,76,88,108 181 Boys ' Federation Vice Pres., Track, Football, WW Hi-Y, ROTC-Lt. Colonel Kinman, Terry 63,77,81,108 Boys Federation, WW Hi-Y, Wrestling, Legislative Assembly, Royalty Committee Kinney, Joe 66,67,77,166,173, 139 Kinsfather, Jeanine 24,139 Kinsinger, Sue 72,85,108 Future Teachers of America Kinter, Mike 52,152 Kinter, Steve 108 Kirby, Ke ith 37,152 Kirby, Linda 39,48,49,108 Distributive Education Club, Minute Girl Kirk, Doug 57,152,170,172 Kirkpatrick, Barbara 71,72,139 Kirkpatrick, Ron 55,108 Chess Club, Radio Club Klavano, Albert 52,152,170 Klein, Vernon 139 Kloepper, Jean 73,1 39 Kluehe, Bev 49,109 Distributive Education Club Kluehe, Jane| 152 Knapp, Dennis 39,1 70,1 39 Knight, Susan 85,109 Knowles, Carolyn 40,66,72,139 Knowles, Nancy 45,139 Knuth, Pat 25,44,56,109 Senior Play, Track, Cross Country, Leg. Assembly Knuth, Rich 37,62,64,77,139 Knutson, Alan 45,54,77,152 Koch, Mary 29 Kofoed, Russell 152 KoHhage, Becky 72,139 Korf hage, Virginia 51,72,85,109 Future Teachers of America— Historian, Sponsors Krai man, Cindi 44,83,139 Kress, Janna 66,69,139,170 Kroll, Raymond 152 Kropf, Mike 56,84,139,170 Kropf, Sue 44,83,109,170 Science Assistant Krzycki, Diana 139 Kusler, Duane 28 Kuzens, Paula 153 L LaGasa, Bruce 57,153 Lake, Bill 67,78,109,166 International Relations, Legislative Assembly, Band, Pep Band, Court Appointed Attorney Lamb, Judy 39,69,139.166 Lamb, Sandra 80,153 Laminack, Georgia 1 39 Land, Mike 55,63.79,153 Lang, Bernhard 33 Landau, Daniel 109 Home Room Boys Federation Representative, Track Team Lane, Lori 153 Lanphier, Colleen 1 39 Lanphier, Debra 153 Largent, Jack 66,110,166 Largent, Jill 41,68,72,81,109 Future Teachers of America National Honor Society, Girls ' After School Sports, Debate Larson, Colleen 153 Larson, Russell 31 Lasater, Debbie 45,153 Lasater, Janet 38,40,51,72,78, 83.90.110 Crest-Vice-President, FT A, Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Senior Class Treasurer, Sponsors Laseh, Patricia 83,110 Transfer. Girls ' League, National Honor Society Lass man, Rick 55,153 Lauterbach, Terri 39,41,45,69, 130,139 Laufer, Frank 79,81,110 Boys ' Federation, Key Club Laufer, Susan 153 Lauren, Don 153 Laursen, Les 110 Track Lauzon, Carol 138 Lavadour, James 138 Lawson, Loren 44,138 Ledbetter, Joe 54,153 Ledbetter, W G. 26 Ledford, Jerry 18,20,64.65,77, 81.110 Football, Wrestling, Boys ' Federation, Equites Hi Y Legg, Hal 76,83,110,118 Equites HLY Leiferman, Harry 54,58,153 Lendacky, John 44,66,74,110 Future Farmers of America- President Lentz, Pam 39,80,110 Girls ' League Rep., FHA. After School Sports, Home¬ coming Decorating Committee, Counselor Assistant Lentz, Ron 18,53,63.79.153 Leonard, Jack 45,54,153 Leone, Jodie 110,160 Royal Blue Staff Leonerti, Frank 84,110 Boys Federation, Future Farmers of America Leonetti, John 1 38 Lepiane, Karen 138 Lepp, Ed 55,153 Leslie, Gretchen 40,41,44,78, 138 Leslie, Katherine 24,51,138 LeValley, Dana 66,110 Football, Wrestling, Track, Ski Club Lewis, Betty 153,172 Lewis, Lora 70.72,84,110 Future Teachers of America, Latin Honor Society, Girls ' After School Sports Light, Kenneth 153,168 Light, Maurice 32,49 Lightfoot. Lonny 17,18.51,56, 79,138 Lillevoid, Linda 72,138.170 Lind, Diane 1 38 Lindberg, Kurt 25.44,52,62,64, 77,82,153 Lindemann. Dean 53,75,153 Lindsey, Judy 39,153 Line, Jennifer 153 Linker, Lucy 72,138,166 Linker, Nancy 111 Livengood, Susan 153 Lloid, Steve 44,68,72,111,166 Future Teachers of America, Legislative Assembly, Senior Band Logan, Willis 144 Loiseau, Leri 76,111 Loney, Gregg 56.1 38 Long, David 44,69,83,111,166 National Honor Society, Pep Band, Legislative Assembly Long, Jim 55.138 Long, Karen 138,170 Looman, Rose 82,153 Loudermilk, Debbie 153,168 Loveless, Virginia 139,170 Lowell, Perry 111 Lowrance, Pat 55,153 Lusk, Judy 72,81,111 Future Teachers of America, Girls ' League, P.E, Ass ' t Lynch, Steve 55,153 Lynch. Toma 39,153 Lytle, Charles 25,55,62,63, 153.170 Lythle, Joseph 29 (VI Macario, Barry 44,138 MacDonald, Deloris 138 Mace, Patti 49,111 Royal Blue Staff Mackey, Gary 51,55,84,153 Maddess. Marvin 76,111 FD Hi-Y, Football, Baseball Mad dess, Sharon 153 Maestretti, Shel ley 51,81,139, 170 Maher, Chris 153 Maiden, Ken 56,75,153 Maiden, Mike 70,77,88,111,162 FD Ht-Y, Boys ' State, Rifle Team, Wa-Hi Journal- Advertising Manager Malandra, John 139 Mallard, Michael 57,154 Mann, Sally 154 Manning, Jerry 111 Manuel, Jerry 56,154 Marable, Virginia 28,66 March, Dave 51,54,139 Margeson, Julia 139 Marks, Mary 139 Marks, Tina 111,164 Homeroom President Martin, Mary 154 Martin, Pat 54,67,75,154 Martin, Sandra 139 Martin, Steve 17,19,37,54,55, 58,60,61,79,130.131,139 Martin, Terry 112 Martinez, Sandra 139 Martuscelli, Lewis 139 Marum, Mike 51,57,58,154 Ma;son, Doug 37,66,70,112 Boys ' Federation Rep., Ski Club Mason, Judy 112 Distributive Education Club Mason, Lana 39,44,82,154 Mason. Richard 53,154 Mathews, Bob 57,67,68,76,112 Swim Team, NHS Matlock, Vicki 72,139,170 Mattern, Scott 139 Mauer, Larry 18,81,129 Football Maxwell, Thomas 129 Mayberry, Pat 112 Maycumber Donna 139,153 Maycumber, Tim 18,74,139 Mayers, Joanne 1 39 Mayhew, Ron 81,112 Basketball, Track, P.E, Ass ' t May lender. Cl r dy 154 May lender, Kurt 112 Me Bee, JoLynn 28 McBride, Ch arles 30 McBride, Dave 37,69,70,112,166, 169,173 National Honor Society, Pep Band, Senior Band, Stage Band, Baseball McBride, Ron 57,154 McCallum Richard McCauley, Ron 37,64,77,139 McCaw, Janine 154 McCaw Sharon 49.84,112 McClanahan Karla 73,154 McClanahan Sherry 83,112 Transfer-Davis, Pep Club, After School Sports McClanahan, Tom 129 McClary, Trudy 154 McClenny Frank 112 McClenny, Marda 154 McClure. Betsy 72,112 Majorette McClure, Sheri 154.168 McConn, Terry 154,168 McConnell, Gary 51,55,139 McConnell, Lynn 154 McCorkle, William 31,132 McCoy, Donna 154 McCracken, Janene 24,81.112 Royalettes-Secretary McCracken, Patti 24,41,154 McDtrmid, Steve 48,84,112 McDonald, Becky 80,83,112 Future Homemakers of America Class Secretary McDonald, Mary Lynn 66,1 39 McDonald, Pam 48,112 Distributive Education Club McDonald, Penny 139 McDougall, Randy 15,16,18,20, 62,64,79,81,90,91,113 Senior Class President, Key Club, Football, Wrestling, Homecoming Prince McDowell, Carol 154 McDowell, James 57,154 McDowell. Peggy 69,113 Girls ' League, NHS McEachen Hugh 17,62, 64.65,76, 113 Football, Wrestling, Letter- men ' s Club, Equites Hi-Y McEwen, Steve 139 McFall, Barbara 44,154,167 McFall, Becky 113 McFarley, Kevin 139 Me Far ley, Pat 113 McGee, Tom 139 McGovern, Florence 27 McGough, Bill 48,49,129 McGraw, Louette 29 McI ntosh, Forrest 74,76,88 113 Equites HTY President, Track, Boys ' Federation, FFA-Secretary McIntosh, James 17,19,37,52, 79 84,139 McKay, James 32,74 McKay, Regina 39,40,139,170 McKenney, Joyce 154 McKenzie, David 37 53 139 McKillip, Lana 154 McLaughlin, Laura 72,139 170 McMann, Deanne 154 McMann, Sherri 139 McMurray, Lame 73,139 McNamara, Molly 172 McQmber, Tom 20 37 76 88,90, 91 113 Equites Hi-Y, Football, Senior Class Vice-President Track McGuary, Tauna 113 Meiners, Dennis 25,66,69 113 Track, Home Room Pres., Cross Country, Ski Club National Honor Society Meiners, Guy 139 Mele, Tony 129 Mendoza, Manual 52,111 160 Mendoza, Manual 154 Meredith, John 55.154 Messinger, John 139 Metastasio, Mary 69,72,78 139 Meyer, Art 139 Meyer, Julia 70,113,160 Royal Blue Co-editor, Quill Scroti Meyer, Robert 19,30 Meyer, Yvonne 39,73,139 Michaelson. Darrell 34 Mikesell, Mike 113 Mtkkelsen, Frances 139 Milam, Connie 33,153.154 Miller, Beverly 154 Miller, Kathy 154,172 Miller, Ralph 154 Miller , Sharon 154 Miller, Susan 24,139 Miller, Tracey 154 Millett, Loretta 154 Minkier, Mike 113,166,173 Band Minnick, Margaret 45,154 Misander, Judy 41,1 39 Mitchell, Becky 69,81,139 Mitchell. David 37.52 154 Mitchell. Janet 113.170 Choir, Girls ' Sports Minute Girl Mitchell, Jenice 48,113 Distributive Education Club Legislative Assembly Rep Band, Pep Band Mitchell, Judy 113 Mitchell, Larry 48,52,113 160 Distributive Education Club Royal Blue Staff Mitchell, Lynn 154 Mitchell, Sandi 154,172 Modine, John 139,166 Moeller Susan 139 Mohrland, Scott 77.139 Monahan, Ina 27,38 Monahan, Mary 27,38,69 71,140 Monk Jerry 48 103,114 Distributive Education Club Montgomery Diana 114 After School Sports Montgomery. Rich 49,76 114 Distributive Education Club Treasurer Walla Walla HUY Montgomery . Steve 51,56,57,140 Moore, Anita 129,140 Moore Barbara 154 Moore, Bruce 45.55,154 Moore Dallas 55,75,154 Moore Janet 73,154 Moore, John 44,52,140 Moose Candy 154 Moose, Rod 66,67 76 82 88,114, 166,170 173 Equites, Band, Basketball, Baseball Mooseman, Steve 53,154 Moreno, Arnold 18,37 62,63,76,140 Morford, Cara lie 140 Morgan Sally 83,114 Mork, Greg 114 Boys ' Federation Rep, Mork, Jolyn 154 Moro, Karen 80,114 Morris Jane 29 Morris, Nancy 70,140 Morrisette, Frank 140 Morrison Mary Ellen 32 Morrow, Carl 146 Morrow, Gayle 114 Morrow, Sherry 154 Moser, Edwin 32 82 Moss. Rick 57,139 Mullikin, Barbara 72,140 Munger, Dennis 140 Munns, Marilyn 114 Murphy Becky 48 114 Murphy, Molly 48,72 82 114 Distributive Education Club Future Teachers of America, T ransf er—Olympia Munroe, Cliff 55,140 Murr, Mike 17,18,58,60,79.81, 130 140 Myers, Allan 18,52,154 Myers, Debbie 114 Girls ' League Myers, Jane 27 Myers, Jody 72 80,115 Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers of America Myers, John 115 Myers, Keith 25 59 77 155,168 Myrick, Helen 24.64,66.73,140 Myrick, Holly 66,73 115 Ski Club, Future Home¬ makers of America Myrick, Janis 140 N Nash, Tom 69,115 National Honor Society Nauss, Becky 83.153.155 172,173 Neal, Jeff 56.155 Neal, Mike 144 Neher, Nancy 115 Pep Club Neher Richard 26 36 Nelson, Clark 33 Nelson, Jim 76,115 170 Cross Country, Track, Leg is- 183 (alive Assembly, Equities Hi-Y, Letter men ' s Club Nesbitt, Dale 28,163 Newbum, Sandi 71,80,115 Gamma Sigma CM Newman, Nancy 73,140 Newton, Robyn 155,172 Nicoles, Paul 115,166 Band, Swim Team, Track Nichols, Susan 140 Nixon, Linda 41,51,140 Noble, Craig 17,18,52,79,140 Noe, Rowena 28 Norcott, Linda 155 Nordstrom, Ken 48,49,77,115 Distributive Education Club, Walla Walla Hi-Y Nordstrom, Kirk 140 Norton, Jim 140 0 O ' Brien, Jack 76,155 O ' Brien, Nadine 34 O ' Laughlin, Beverly 32 Olin, Debbie 155 Oliver, Jim 129 Oliver, Kathy 155 Olsen, Diana 70,115 Legislative Assembly, Minute Girl, Girls ' Sports, Homecoming Committee On gets, Ed 140 Onstot, Kathy 39,85,140 Osborn, Beverly 49,116 Osborn, Lynn 82,155 Oswald, Jack 116 Ouellette, Debbie 140 Oury r Jim 18,20,53,58,79,147, 155 Overman, Pave 37 Over naan, Jim 56,69,116 Senior Play, Thespians, All-School Play, NHS Overman, Mark 155 Owen, Don 140 Owen, Laska 116 p Paietta, Jeanne 116 Paietta, Mary 116 Painter, Don 54,146 Palumbo, Fred 77,155 Parker, Dave 52,82,116 Rifle Team, ROTC—Captain Parker, Jeanne 41,81,140 Parker, Karen 83,140 Parker, Sherrie 83,85,155,172 Parmelee, Jim 69,70,72,116,170. 172,173 National Honor Society, Orchestra, Choir, Band, FTA Parris, Marilyn 44,155,172 Parrott, Linda 48,116 Girls ' League Parson, Dave A, 19,20,37,57, 63,79,147,155 Parson, Dave D, 146 Parson, Steve 53,129 Football, Wrestling Parsons, Mary 140 Pascoe, Kathy 140 Passmore, Gayle 40,41,51,116 170 Home Room President, Choir, Sponsors Passmore, Larae 155 Patterson, Cathy 45,116 Patterson, Charles 28 Patterson, Way ne 37,44,62,63, 144 Patzkowski, Ernie 140 Paul, Karen 140 Paul, Mike 116,163,166 Journal Staff, Senior Band Paul, Steve 25,116 Cross Country, Track Pevish, Teresa 155 Payton, Jim 50,52,53,116 Rifle Team Paisley, Carla 140,166 Pena, Bertha 45,140 Penland, Donna 45,48,49,117 Distributive Education Club, Legislative Assembly, FHA Pepin, Greg 44,56,66,77,117 Walla Walla Hi-Y, Golf Team, ROTC Cadet Captain, Boys ' Federation Rep., Home Room President Pepin, Leslie 66,140 Peppinger, Patti 129 Peppinger, Nancy 117 Peratov ich, Les 140 Perim, Mike 56,57,78,117 ROTC Cadet Captain, Student Court Attorney Perkins, Kathy 51,140 Perrault, Dean 63,155,168 Perrault, M ' Lisse 39,40,83,117 Girls ' Sports, Minute Girl Perry, Jack 117,140 Perry, Mark 67,79,140 Perry, Michelle 155 Perry, Patty 44,66,140.170 Person, Jim 117 Peterman, Randy 52,69,79,140 Peterman, Richard 54,155 Peterson, Charles 44,140 Peterson, Charlotte 155 Peterson, Cindy 48,68,69,72, 117,167 Future Teachers of America, After School Sports, Major ette, NHS Peterson, Del Dr. 26 Peterson, Joe 117 Peterson, Les 17,18,63,66,79, 141, 170 Peterson, Mary Lynn 117 Peterson, Neils 55,155 Peterson, Robert 52,155 Peterson, Sam 44,77,141 Pfefferle, Joyce 30 Phares, Candy 140 Phillips, Jim 55,79,141 Phinney, Susan 155 Pierce, Randy 48,49,117,129 Pisani, Angelo 44,117 Legislative Assembly Rep, Pisani, Rick 141 Pitner, Roselle 141 Plaquet, Aletha 40,41,71,141 Plath, Robert 69,118 Chess Club, Radio Club, NHS Plucker, Steve 19,20,74,118 Football, Basketball, Future Farmers of America Plummer, Anne 39.155 Polley, Ray 32 Poole, Richard 28,72 Potter, Curtiss 77,118 Equites Hi-Y, ROTC Potter, Marilyn 49,118 Powell, Bob 48,49,76,91,118 Football, Wrestling, Golf, FD Hi-Y Treasurer, Boys ' Federation Representative Powell, Dave 57,62,79,147,155 Preas, Dennis 56,155 Preso, Judy 155 Prest, Gaye 51,118 Sponsors Price, Gay 66,141,167 Prine, James Sgt, 33,50 Prine, Kathy 70,141,164 Pringle, Debbie 12,13,39,40, 72,130,141,170 Privett, Jack 81,118,166,173 Boys ' Federation, Senior Band Pryor, SiIvera 35,155 Pryor, Veola 35,39,155 Puller, Jan 72,78,85,118 International Relations Club, Future Teachers of America Pulfer, Marianne 141 Q Quakenbush. Susan 39,72,84,141 Quain, Eleanore 27,73 Quaresma, Shirley 38,40,49,69, 88,118 Girls ' League Vice-pres., Distributive Education Club—President, NHS R Raguso, Alan 50,54,156 Ragsdale, Stan 140,166 Randall, Sandra 156 Ransom, Barbara 140 Rasmussen, Kathy 39,141 Raugust, Connie 156,168 Rayborn, Debbie 156 Rea, Dennis 66,118 Ski Club, Legislative Assembly Representative Rea. Jerry 25,68,79,88,118 Cross Country, Track, Key CI ub T reasu rer, Letter me n ' s Club, NHS Rea, Louise 32 Rease, Gail 141 Rebman, Mary 141 Record, Robert 141 Reed, Linda 156,172 Reed, Myrtle 34 Reger, Chuck 52,156 Reiber, Steve 62,64,77,81,118 Football, Wrestling, Base¬ ball Reid, Janis 156,172 Reid, Jim 66,79,141 Reid, Tom 140 Reister, Ed 51,53,156,168 Reister, Susan 72,141,166 Renick, Bill 55,156 Rex, Dennis 141 Reyburn, Jean 51,83,141 Reynolds, James Lt. Col. 33 184 Reynolds. Jim 44,141 Rhay, Kathleen 141 Rhoades, Sill 129 Rhoades, Kenneth 30 Richardson, Connie 156 Richardson, Patty 141,172 Richardson, Steve 103,118,166 Richardson, Terry 119 Legislative Assembly Riedel, Susan 156 Rietz, Valerie 24,39,69,72,119 Future Teachers of America, Orchestra, Royalettes, Minute Girl, Girls ' Track Riggert, Scott 67,141 Riggs, Jim 54,146 Rinker, Mary Ann 119 Rittenhouse, Gary 119 Rittenhouse, Sharon 83,141 Rittenhouse, Steve 52,156 Robanske, Jim 53,156 Robbins, David 129 Robbins, Steve 55,76,156,170 Roberts, Carol 119 Roberts, Don 57 74,119 Future Farmers of America, ROTC Roberts, Donna 141,172 Roberts, Larry 42,57,69,70, 78.119 International Relations Club, A$B Cabinet, Debate, Senior Play, Quill Scroll Roberts, Terry 156 Roberts, Willard 54,146 Robinson, Mary 156 Robinson, Janet 156 Robison, JoAnn 40,45,156 Robison, Mary Lee 38,40,41, 80.82.119 C rest-Sec retary, H o meroo m Officer, Girls ' League Cabinet Head, After School Sports, Office Assistant Rodda, Karen 12.13,131,141, 166.173 Rodda, Kathy 12,13.41,130,131, 141.166.173 Roff, Joseph 32 Rogers, Larry 141,170 Rogers, Randy 119 Boys ' Federation Rogers, Shelley 141 Rohde, Linda 156 Rohn, Kathryn 141 Rojo, Sally 40,45,156 Roll, Mike 55,156 Roop, Rena 141,166,172 Roope, Cynthia 156 Roscap, Randy 67,76,82,109, 119,166 173 Band, Homeroom President, Ht-Y Officer, Ski Club Rosenkranz, Scott 37,49,81,119 Roska, Alex 119 Roska, Mirjana 141 Roska, Miro 119 Ross. Mary 156 Roth, Carol 156 Roth, Gary 72,119,166,170,169. 172 Choir-President, Future Teachers of America- President, Stage Band, Band Roth well, Pat 35,44,71,119 Gamma Sigma Chi-Pres., Pep Club, Legislative Assembly Alternate Rouse, Debbi 71,78.119,141 Rowse, Denise 72,73,119 Gamma Sigma Chi, Future Teachers of America, FHA Ruffcorn, Ron 53,156 Rugg, Dennis 141,166 Runyan, Joans 39,120 Girls ' League Rushlow, Diane 156 Rusblow, Margie 72,82,141,166, 173 Russell, Christine 73,141 Russell, Patti 39,41,73,80, 90,120.167 Senior Girls ' League Rep., FHA—Class Chairman, Flag- swinger, Sponsors, Junior Class-Treasurer Russell, Richard 120 Russell, Richard 56,156 Russell, Robert 120 Russell, Roger 62,64,65,76, 141 Russo. Terri 48,121 Ruther, Janice 71,156 Rutz, David 142 s Salles, Chuck 156 Sams, Sharon 85,121 Legislative Assembly- Alternate Sandahl, Darle 45,157,172 Sandberg, Ward 17,18,37,58, 61.79,131,142 Sanders, Dave 17,19,77,88, 120,121 Football, WW Hi-Y President, Lettermen ' s Club Sanders, Pam 85.121 Sands, Paul 18,52.157 Sawyer, Sam 52,63,77,157 Saxe, Marsha 142 Saxon, Richard 48,49,76,121 Distributive Education Club, Track Schaefer, Linda 121,157 Schaeffer, Mary 69,78,80,121 International Relations- Treasurer, Nat ' l Honor Society, Tennis, Senior Play, Choir Schatzel, Steve 1 57 Schatzel Suzanne 24,142 Schaub, Mike 56,121,157 Schaub, Steve 121 Scheel, Eliot 54,146 Schenk, Delven 142 Schenk, Mary 121 Schiffman, Karla 24,142 Schisler, Jack 81,121 Schluter, Sam 17,19,79,81,121 Key Club, Lettermen ' s Club, Football, Wrestling Schmaltz, Dave 142 Schmaltz, Robert 121,166 Band Schmerer, LaWayne 50,54,157 Schneidmiller Gail 72,85.121 Future Teachers of America Schneidmiller, Janet 39,147, 152,172 Schneidmiller, Paul 54,58,158 Schoessler, Van 52,76,157 Schuhart, Connie 39,51,80,121 Sponsors, Minute Girl, Distributive Education Club Schulke, Marjorie 34 Schultz, Nancy 129 Scott, Bruce 74,142 Scott, Greg 15,36.62,63,72.79, 81,88,121,164 Boys ' Federation President, Wrestling Scott, Hazel 29 Scott, Rob 37,53,58,79,157 Scribner, Karen 44.66,142 Scribner, Kevin 18,53,58,79, 147,157 Scruggs, Rodney 122 Seel, Sandi 45,157 Seel, Sharon 81,121 After School Sports, P.E. Assistant Seibold, David 52,157 Siebold, Jane 122 Future Homemakers of America Seiner, Tom 122 Selde. Cynthia 157 Serven, Chandler 45,52,67,157 Severson, Dean 84.122 Shaffer, Robert 122 Shamp, Darlene 35,157 Sharpe, Gary 69,70,122,161 Transfer-Mariposa, Calif., Calif. Scholastic Fed., NHS, Royal Blue Photographer, Quill Scroll. Basketball Shavtik, Richard 54,157 Shavlik, Roger 55,157 Shavlik, Ron 122 Baseball Shearer, Mike 50,55,157 Sheets, Anita 72 Sheppard, Carl 34 Shell, Barbara 142, 166 Shell, Bob 129.144 Shelton, Deby 157 Shipton, Mike 157,170 Shively, Barbara 157 Shollenberger, Keith 142 Shoop, Amy 27 Short, Chris 40,41,51,80,122 Sponsors, Seguin Assistant, Attendance Assistant, Home¬ room Secretary, Girls ' League Assistant Short, John 55,66,67,76,142 Shupe, Carolyn 29 Shropshire, Richard 31 Siddon, Dick 142 Siegel, Larry 17,18,43,58,61, 69,79,88,96.122 ASB—President, National Honor Society, Key Club, Football, Basketball Silva, Mike 122 ROTC Rifle Team Simmons, David 157,168 Simmons, Diana 51,142 Simmons, Jim 53,157 Simmons, Terry 39,142 Simon, Charnan 157 Simon, Dick 45.66,69,72,88,122 166,169 Chief Justice Student Court, Nat. Honor Society-Vice- President, Dance Band- Student Director, Senior Play, FTA Sine, Judy 70,122,163 Journal-Feature Editor Singer, Kathy 35,45,157 Sivley, Suzanne 157,168 Skidmore, Stuart 25,66,83,122 Legislative Assembly Rep,, Chemistry Ass ' t, Football, Wrestling Manager, Track Skow, Lorna 45,142,170 Slater, Dave 54,157 Slater, Gari 122 Slawson, Steve 122 Sloan, John 37,66,142,166 Sluder, Jim 54,146 Small, Dan 52,53,83,122 Legislative Assembly, Rifle Team Small, Joe 74,88,123 Future Farimers of America- Treasurer, Track, Homeroom President, Crest Smelcer, Terry 129 Smires, Albert T42 Smith, Allen 66,67,142,170 Smith, Arlene 33 Smith, Brent 55,158 Smith, Bruce 83 Smith, Christy 75,123,163 Journal Staff, After School Sports, Girls ' League, Sadie Hawkins Committee Smith, Dan 146 Smith, Dennis 129 Smith, Deborah 123,69 l nternationaI Relations. Girls ' After School Sports, Pep Club, Homecoming Public¬ ity Committee and Decoration Committee Smith, Debra 144 Smith, Donna 85,153,160 Smith, Doris 33 Smith, Frank 123 Transfer—Custer County High School, Vice-President AVA, Basketball Smith, Gary 52,77,158 Smith, Jacqueline Smith, John 56,74,82,83,142,170 Smith, John M. 57,129 Future Farmers of America, ROTC-lst Lieutenant Smith, Peggy 24,49,69,80,123 Royalettes, Gamma Sigma Chi National Honor Society Smith, Scon 57,75,158 Smith, Shelley 41,66,142,167 Smith, Stan 84,142 Smith, Wendy 40,71,72,85,142 Smith, William T46 Smither, Ken 55,158 Snell, Tim 123 Soper, Lynne 39,158,1 68 Sornson, Susan 142,170,172 Sosalla, Peggy 158,168 Spanish, Carol 44,51,80,91,123, 164 Sponsors, Legislative Assem¬ bly Rep., Minute Girl, After School Sports Sparger, Dana 142 Spencer, Linda 85,150 Spencer, Phillip 55,142 Spohn, Ron 77,84,123 Spohn, Susan 142 Sporleder, Janie 66,142 Sprieck, Raymond Sgt. 33,50 Spurlock, Ri chard 52,142 Stading, Carolyn 123 Staley, Robbyn 72 Staudenmaier, Doug 34,77 Stacker, Kelly 25,53,63,77, 158,170 Stecker, Sid 19,20,82,123,170, 172 Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Football Steel, Suzanne 142 Steen, Carol 142 Stein, Randy 63,64,81,123 Wrestling, Cross Country, Orchestra Stammer, Jack 66,67,77,142,170 Stephen, Pam 123 After School Sports Sterling, Marilyn 39,69,78,88, 123,166,167 International Relations, Girls ' League Cabinet Ass ' t, National Honor Society, Flagswinger, Band Secretary Stewart, David 45,55,158 Stewan, Sandra 71,73,80,142 Stiller, Bill 74,142 Stillwell Jenny 82,142,172 Stimmel, David 48,49,103,123, 170 Distributive Education Club, Choir, Boys ' Federation Stirling, Larry 37,50,55,77,142 Stirn, Greg 66,124 Ski Club Stirn, Sharon 66,158 Stockstad, Marcia 38,39,51,69, 72,83,90.124 Senior Class Secretary, FTA, National Honor Society Secy, Girls ' League Cabinet, Foreign Correspondence Comm. Chairman Stockton, Leslie 69,72,81,88. 124,166 Girls ' Sports, National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America Stoddard, Lance 53,145 Stoller, Debbie 158 Stone,Jo 142 Stone, Marlene 142 Stookey. Charles 18.19,28,62, 63,65 Storey, Frances 158 Stowe, Bob 142 Stradley, Rayola 142 Strahm, Debi 85,158 Strampher, Marie 129 Strauss, Kathy 158 Strauss, Mike 124 Streeter, David 129 Stroe, Nick 75,142 Strohmeier, Daryl 52,142 Strozinsky, Richie 158 Strut hers, David 57,66,158 Struthers, Laurie 44,51,143 Stubblefield, Jim 143 Stump, Ken 144 186 Stumpf, Carol 158 Sturm, John 18,55,158 Suckow, Steve 56,158 Sumerlin, Tom 37,52,53,124 Summers, Janice 80,124 Tra n sf er, Cou nse I i ng Offl ce Assistant Surratt, Cindt 143,170 Surratt, Margaret 158,172 Sutton, Lynda 73,158 Svenson, Kathy 38,40,41,51, 69.80.124 Girls ' League Treasurer, National Honor Society, Crest, Sponsors, Tennis Team Sweeney, Sandra 72,129 Swenson, William 126 Swenson, Randy 37,158,168 Swenson, Ron 124.162 Transfer, Journal Staff Swenson, Virginia 51,84,143 T Tabor, Louise 158 Taggart, Ann 66,143 Talbot, Christie 80,124 Minute Girl Talbot, Pam 12,13.15,41,72,81 88.124 J u nior Class- Sec ret ary, Girls ' League Rep., Cheer¬ leader, Homecoming Prin¬ ce®, Dance Team Talich, Shirley 51,143 Tarwater, Helen 158 Tate, Allen 143 Tate, Diana 158,162 Taylor, Cheryl 48,49,124 Taylor, Cynthia 158 Taylor, Diane 146 Taylor, Mike 143 Taylor, Murray 54,158 Taylor, Randy 18,37,76,158 Taylor, Richard 52,74,143 Taylor, Robert 32 Taylor, Susan Jane 39,143 Taylor, Susan Jean 143 Tennant, Chary 146 Tennant, Dan 18,54,158 Tennent, Starr 129 Ternes, Jane 72,143 Terry, Walter 25,143 Thierry, Rodney 143,168 Thomas, Joyce 143 Thomas, Joycette 129 Thomas, Mike 52,158 Thomas, Nancy 66,83,143 Thomassen, David 55,158,170, 172 Thompson, Bruce 124 Thompson. Debbie 39,51,83,124 Minute Girl, Sponsors, Shorthand Assistant Thompson, Ellen 158 Thompson, Ken 18,44,62,143 Thompson, Kenny 75,158, Thompson, Mark 19,57,58,66,79, 158 Thompson. Mark 143 Thompson, Rob 124,166 Band, Boys ' Federation Homeroom Representative Thonney, Ken 158 Thorne, Roxanne 124 Thrasher, Mike 37,69,118,125, 170 Choir, NHS Throne, Lois Tocco, Sherry 158,172 Toews, John 158,168 Tomlin, James 31 Tomlinson, Corey 57,143 Tomlinson, Dick 67,125 Swim Team Tompkins, Pam 71,158 Trapp, Linda 71,72,73,143 Treadwell, Tom 52,158 Trousdale, Shelley 143 Trowbridge, Fred 53,158 Tschritter, Patty 143 Tucker, John 125 Tucker, Karen 35,143,172 Tucker, Pat 69,79,83,125 Wrestling, Key Club-Secy ► Turney, John 18,143,170 Tyler, Trudy 72,143,170 Tysor, Richard 129 u Unck, Nick 156 Underwood, Karen 73,82,158 Uribe, Bill 143 Urlacher, Laurel 143 Usko, Kathy 158,172 V VanAusdle, Terri 158,172 VanBeek, Margaret 39,45,51,81, 143 Van Buren, Joyce 34 VanBuskirk, Loren 25,77,143 164 Vandegritt, Deal 30 Vanderpool, Linda 82,125 Homecoming, After School Sports, Sadie Hawkins VanDonge, Connie 158,172 VanDonge, Greg 143 VanScotter, Retta 24,66,144 VanWinkle, Rip 53,63,159 VanWyk, Janice 69,70,125,166, 173 Latin Honor Society, Band, Girls ' League, Future Teach¬ ers of America, NHS VanZandt, Bruce 125 Vickers, Anne 48,72,125 l nternatio nal Re I at ions, Future Teachers of America, Distributive Education Club Vickers, Lohn 55,159 Vickroy, Tom 144 Vinti, Jim 74,125 Future Farmers of America— Vice-President Vivian, Cheryl 159,172 Vivian, Tina 24,144 Vixie, Mike 83,125 Rifle Team, Physics Lab, Assistant Vixie, Paula 159 Voeltz, Randal 67,144,166 Vollendorff, Bobbi 83,144 Voshall, Carman 159 Voshall, Jim 84,1 25 Voshall, Patricia 49,80,125 Vostral, Karen 159 w Wageman, Roger 84,144 Waggoner, Oscar 77,125 Walla Walla Hi-Y Wagner, David 82,85,168,183 Wagner, Pam 144 Wagoner, Judy 159,168 Wagoner, Sue 49,80,125 Distributive Education Club, Attendance Office Assistant Wainwright, Marcus 53,159 Waite, Kyle 30,67 Waite, Tim 18,37,54,58,77,159 Walker, Don 129 Walker, Eugene 48,129 Walker, Lissa 159 Walker, Mike 50,55,144 Wallace, Mike 126 Wallingford, Dick 144 Walters, Barb 40,41,65,159 Walters, Carol 69,72,83,126 Future Teachers of America, Minute Girl, Pep Club, Girls ' Track, NHS Walters, Debbi 39,40,45,66, 147,159 Walters, Doug 56,159 Walters, Jim 74,144 Walters, Rev a 159 Wamsher, Darlene 126 Future Homemakers of America Wardrip, Vicky 159,172 Ware, Dan 159,168 Warner, Bill 126 Warner, Thearon 54,159 Warren, Steven 126 Wasemiller, Gary 37,72,81,85, 88,126 Walla Walla Hi-Y, Track, FT A, Cross Country, Wrestling Wasser, Phil 74,126,164 Future Farmers of America, Track, Ski Club Watson, Judi 144 Watson, Judy 159,168 Watts, Dell 52,159 Weathers, Debbi 159 Webb, Karon 48,129 Weber, Linda 159,172 Weed, Carolyn 39,48,144 Weidemann, Connie 85,159 Weitz, Susan 126,170,172 Wellington, Harvey 30,59,66 Wendler, Greg 18,37,69,144,78, 166 Wendt, Patty 159 We ngreen, Scott 76,126 WW Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms, Boys ' Federation, Class Rep,, Legislative Assembly Wertz, Mary 159 Wetmore, Carol 126,144 Wet more, Colleen 48,49,126 Distributive Education Club Whaley, Deborah 159,172 White, Gene 55,76,159 Wh ite, George 31,170,171 White, Irene 39,40,72,81,126, 170 FTA, Ski Club, Choir, After School Sports, Gamma Sigma Chi Whitehead, Saralyn 126 Whitman, Lucille 34 Whitner, Christine 69,88,78, 126,170,172 International Relations- V ice-President, Thespians, Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Girls ' Glee Ensemble Whitner, Lola 28 Whitney, Kim 42,51,66,69,72, 78,82,83,126 I nternati o na I R elatio ns, ASB-Secretary, National Honor Soceity, Crest, Future Teac hers—Secretary Wilcox, Elaine 127 Senior Band, Pep Band, Legislative Assembly Wilcox, Oman 37,45,54,84,159 Wilcoxon, Melva 159 Wilhelmi, Guy 58,159 Wilkins, Cynthia 159,168 Williams, Bruce 48,127 Williams, Cathy 144 Williams, John 56,127 RQTC-2nd Lieutenant Williams, Mary Jo 159 Williams, Kathleen 35,127 Williams, Kent 76,78,127 Equites Hi-Y, International Relations Club, Varsity Basketball Manager, Legis¬ lative Assembly Rep. Williams, Ray 18,20,62,63,64, 69,79,131,144 Williams, Rick 48,127 Willoughby, Judy 39,159 Willoughby, Tim 144 Wilson, Lynda 35,39,45,159,160 Wilson, Nancy 72,127 Homecoming Committee Wilson, Paul 127 Wilson, Rita 160 Wilson, Sandra 39,42,45,144, 160,164 Wimmer, Vicki 159,168 Winkles, Kathy 159 Winston. Robert 159 Winters, Gail 159 Winters, Peggy 41,66,159 Winton, Yun Soo 144,170 Wirth, Charlotte 33 Wisehart, Charlotte 159 Wisner, Mary 144 Wissenback, Jani 159 Witherow, Joy 159,168.172 Witherow, Mary 72.127,166,170 Choir, Band-Officer, FTA, Future Homemakers of America Wodtli, Steve 127 T ransfer Woiblet, Steve 127 Wolfe, Alan 53,74,144 Wolfe, Luann 73,159 Wood. Don 127 Wood, Donna 84,144 Wood, Jim 141 Wood, Margie 159 Woodard, Frances 127 Future Homemakers of America After School Sports Woodard, Lewis 77,144 Woodard, Linda 38,70,72,78,88, 127,173 Girls ' League Secretary, FT A-Corresponding Sec ' y, I nter natio na I R e I at io ns Orchestra, NHS Wood, Ron 144 Woolf oik, Charles 37,144,166, 169 Worthington, Albert 30 Wright, Afyice 144 Wright, Virgil Wroe, Sandra 48,85,127 Distributive Education Club, Library Assistant Wurtz, Dan 144 Wyriek, Loni Gay 38,40,51,128, 166 Girls ' League Cabinet Head, Sponsors—Captain, Band, Legislative Assembly y Yaw, Bill 53,159 Yeend, Paulette 51,144 Yelenich, Mike 54,144 York, Greg 25,37,55,62,64,77, 159 York, Jack 25,63,64,144 York, Terry 48,49,128 Young, Betty 81,144 Young, Cindy 144 Young, Frank 18,53,144 Young, Lois Jean 34 z Zahl, Kathy 159 2aro, Tony Zehner, Darryl 56,144 Zimmerly, Ken 18,54,159 Zimmerly, Lois 48,128 Distributive Education Club Zohner, Chuck 128 Boys ' Federation Zuver, Rod 84,144 r vv % ' Neath the range of mighty mountains. Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword- Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Walla Walla, Hail. Good-bye end Good Look MRS. O’LAUGHUN plans to return to the role of wife and mother. Having taught in the commer¬ cial department of Walla Walla High School this last year, she summed up her views of teaching by saying, What an inspiring year this has been! She hopes to return to teaching very soon. s Having taught both Russian and humanities for one year at Wa-Hi t MRS. McGRAW plans to move to Billings, Montana. She hopes to teach in Bill¬ ings while her husband finishes his college educa¬ tion. After his education is completed, they hope to return and make their home in Walla Walla. MRS. MORRIS, a Wa-Hi German teacher for two years, plans to return to the role of housewife to “stay at home and do nothing.’ Mrs. Morris will return to teaching later. MR. McCORKLE will attend the Uni¬ versity of South Dakota during the next school year. He is working under a National Science Fellowship grant to obtain his master’s degree in zool¬ ogy. Upon the completion of his study, he will return to the Walla Walla school district to teach. MR. ALEXANDER, having taught occupational education and aero¬ nautics for two years, now plans to leave Wa-Hi. His future plans are indefinite although he has had an offer to teach as well as an offer from Boise Cascade. Having been an English teacher, a football coach, and a wrestling coach, MR. STOOKEY will be coach¬ ing football at the University of Ne¬ vada in Reno. Awarded a teaching assistantship in physical education, he will also work on his master ' s de¬ gree while at the U of N. In August, Mr. Stookey and Lorena 8enson will be married at St. Paul ' s church. Having been awarded a teaching assistantship grant, MISS HOOD plans to spend this summer and next year at Pullman. While attending WSU, she will work toward a teaching degree. Miss Hood taught SEPS, Sociology, Econ., and U.S. History at Wa-Hi. MISS NOE, who taught German at Wa-Hi this year, plans to return to Missouri to be with the rest of her family. Miss Noe will look for a job other than teaching although eventually she may return to the teaching profession. FRONT ROW: Ward McCJenny ROW 2r Sarb Walters, Mrs, Smith, Susan Hanson, Susan Taylor, Chris Hunter, Beverly Miller, Linda Hagen, Miss Wirth. ROW 3: Connie Jungmann, Mar¬ garet Van Beek. NOT PICTURED? Patty McCracken, Mary Lynn McDon¬ ald, Diana Mont¬ gomery, Pam Stephen, Leslie Stockton, Carol Walters, Lorraine Edvalson, Carolyn Arbini, Judy Crad¬ dock, Cheryl French, Maries Geist, Jill Largent, Janene McCracken. I .w MARGARET VAN BEEK Above Right: MARY LYNN MCDONALD JILL LARGENT The girls ' track team had a very good season this year. In the Junior Olpmpics at Coeur d’Alene, the relay team of Margaret Van Beek, Barb Walters, Marda Mc- Clenny, and Connie Jungmann placed first in the relay with 51.9 seconds, breaking the old Inland Empire record of 53.8 seconds. Also in the Junior Olympics, Margaret Van Beek came in first in the hurdles and second in the standing broad jump, Marda McClenny came second in the ball throw and fourth in the hun¬ dred yard dash. Also, Connie Jungmann placed fourth in the standing broad jump, Susan Hanson placed second In the ball throw, Chris Hunter came second in the 440 yard run, and Cheryl French placed third in the shot put. In the meet with the Tri-Cities, Wa-Hi won with a total of 83 team points. The team also scored highly in other meets, and gave a very fine effort in representing Wa-Hi. Two outstanding seniors were Jill Largent and Leslie Stockton. Two outstanding juniors were Margaret Van Beek and Chris Hunter. The sophomore girls were a strong group in general, and all worked together to form a powerful team. JACK YORK RICH SAXON JEFF BARNETT JERRY REA LYNN HOGGAN luck DANA LEVALLEY DAVE STEWART RON HARRIS KELLY STECKER COACHES HUNTINGTON, DREW, and FLETCHER MARK JUNGMAN SCOTT MOHRLAND Bill Huntington, n Sid Stacker John Dietrich Jack Davis Scott Graves Dwelley Jones Forrest McIntosh Phil Wasser Dan Furgason Dan Dunn Don Hanson Jim Oury Steve Plucker Paul Demianew Dave Gladfelter Wayne Frank Hal Hoover In the first meet of the season, the Richland Bombers dealt Wa-Hi a 92-44 loss. Willie Hernandez, Jack York, and Rich Saxon were the individual winners for Wa-Hi with the other first place by the mile relay team com¬ posed of Steve Paul, Dick Siddon, Jeff Barnett, and Dale Fuller. Next, the Kennewick thinclads defeated the Blue Devils 74-62. Rich Saxon was a double win¬ ner in the 100 and 220. Fuller and Gary Wasemiller were Wa-Hi’s other individual winners in the 440 and 180 low hurdles. Jerry Rea led the mile, Hernandez the 2 mile while Walt Terry, Siddon, Jim Oury, and Barnett gave the Devils a triumph in the mile relay. On April 5th, Wa-Hi ' s 46V3 points won the Mac-Hi Car¬ nival of Speed. Wa-Hi won the pole vault 1-2 with Dana LeValley 1st and also was 1-2 in the 2 mile. Pendleton won a 71-65 verdict which was settled only by the end of the mile relay, nosing Wa-Hi out of 1st place. Mark Grudzinski topped the long jump, Fuller the 440, Rea the 880, Hernandez the mile, York the 2 mile, and Jerry Gaddy the shot. Wa-Hi’s LeValley, Dan Huntley, and Dave Stewart swept the pole vault 1-2-3. At the Pasco Invitational in a field of 16, Wa-Hi spikers came in 8th. In the medley, 440, and mile relays, the Devils garnered thirds. Outscoring Pasco for second in a quadrangular meet, the Blue Devils ' individual winners were Fuller in the 440 and Kelly Stecker, who nosed out Lynn Hoggan by .2 sec., in the mile. Bob Dockter placed 4th in the javelin. In the Wa-Hi Relays, the team finished a strong second behind Richland. The mile relay team of Siddon, Wase¬ miller, Barnett, and Fuller set a meet record as did the 2 mile relay team consisting of Scott Mohrland, Mark Jungman, Walt Terry, and Dan Dunn. Wa-Hi was also first in the long jump relay and in the mile team run. On April 23rd Pasco took a close 69-67 decision over Wa-Hi. At Richland, Wa-Hi ' s mile relay team of Barnett, Wase¬ miller, Siddon, and Fuller clocked the second fastest mile in the state at 3:29.5 for first place. The other first place came from the 4 mile relay team of Rea, K. Stecker, Hoggan, and Hernandez establishing a meet record of 18:35.5. The distance medley of Terry, John Dietrich, Mohrland, and York finished second. Wa-Hi earned 17 berths for the sub-district at Pasco, Hernandez turned in his best 2 mile for a second place followed by York in third place. Ron Harris was edged out of first in the 220. Then at the sub-district in Pasco, Wa-Hi garnered 8 district berths and came in fifth, Harris in the 220 had his best time for the sea¬ son. Rea, Hoggan, LeValley, Hernandez, York, K. Stecker, Barnett, Fuller, Mohrland, Wasemiller, and Siddon qualified for district. At Moses Lake, Wa-Hi came in fourth with Hernandez second in the 2 mile and the mile relay team of Barnett, Siddon, Wasemiller, and Fuller first. At state in Pullman, the mile relay team set a new school record of 3:22.8 which was good for fifth place in the state (.6 sec. behind third and .4 sec. behind 4th). Big 8 Baseball Champs The Walla Walla High School baseball team com¬ pleted the season with a record of 23-3-1 and a conference record of 13-1 with Moses Lake hand¬ ing the Devils their only league loss. This is the best baseball record in modern Wa-Hi history. It took a pair of victories 5-4 and 3-1 over Richland on the last day of the season to clinch the title. Four Blue Devils—pitchers Mike Hansen with an 8-1 record and a brilliant 0.82 earned-run-average and Steve Martin with a 7-0 record and a sparkling 0.42 ERA, second baseman Dennis Dickey and out¬ fielder Mike Murr were named on the all-conference first team. Dickey was the best defensive second baseman in the league and a clutch hitter for WA-Hi. Murr was the Devil’s leading hitter with a .398 average. Named to the conference second team were catcher Steve Arland, third baseman Gary Brumback and outfielder Randy McDougall. In conference play, Wa-Hi opened against Eisen¬ hower. Brumback got 4 hits, two of them homers, for 6 trips to the plate and drove in 10 runs. They then traveled to Yakima, battering Davis in a dou¬ bleheaders. Wa-Hi became sole leaders in the Big 8 race by setting Wenatchee back two. After split¬ ting a doubleheader with Moses Lake, the Blues swept Pasco in a twinbili that saw Hansen JUNIOR VARSITY—FRONT ROW: Mike Harris, Arnold Moreno, Mike Bergevin, Ken McBride, John Biagi, Ken DeGrandmont, Randy Taylor, Marvm Arland. ROW 2: Ruben Coronado, Roger hurl a 3 hit shutout and drive in 4 of the 12 runs. Next, at Kennewick, Wa-Hi clinched at least a tie by sweeping both games even though the second went 11 innings. Wa-Hi had to come from behind twice before settling the final series with Richland. Wa-Hi has won the Big 8 title 2 consecutive years. Prospects for next year are good with 5 starters returning and an e xcellent JV team coming up. SEASON ' S SCORES Wa-Hi 0 Mac-Hi 1 Wa-Hi 6 Pendleton 2 Wa-Hi 7 Mac-Hi 0 Wa-Hi 3 Moses Lake 0 Wa-Hi 6 Mac-Hi 3 Wa-Hi 1 Moses Lake 3 Wa-Hi 5 Mac-Hi 2 Wa-Hi 3 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 7 Hermiston 1 Wa-Hi 9 Pasco 4 Wa-Hi 7 Eisenhower 4 Wa-Hi 1 Pendleton 3 Wa-Hi 4 Eisenhower 3 Wa-Hi 10 Pendleton 4 Wa-Hi 6 Pendleton 2 Wa-Hi 4 Kennewick 2 Wa-Hi 6 Pendleton 6 Wa-Hi 3 Kennewick 2 Wa-Hi 13 Davis 0 Wa-Hi 5 Richland 4 Wa-Hi 5 Davis 0 Wa-Hi 3 Richland 1 Wa-Hi 5 Kennewick 2 Wa-Hi 13 Hermiston 0 Wa-Hi 1 Wenatchee 0 Wa-Hi 5 Hermiston 0 Wa-Hi 7 Wenatchee 2 Sha lik, Art Meyer, Greg Garland, Tim Waite, Jay Gehrett, Terry Cox, Jim Cummings—manager, Mr. Corfield — coach. NOT PICTURED- Larry Brittain. COACH TOMLIN Golf and Tennis MIKE ROLL VAN SCHOESSLER Starting the season on the Kennewick course in a field of 25 teams, the Wa-Hi golf team came in with fifth place. The team finished sixth in a field of 27 schools at Wenatchee, the second invita¬ tional of the season. In the quadrangulars, the golf team lost out in the first three but took over the lead in the fourth. At Yakima, the last one, the team came in second. The Wa-Hi team had three dual matches— one with Hermiston beating them 11 to 3; one with Sunnyside wiping them 10 to 5; and one with Pendleton conquering them 10 to 1. Overall, the golf team had a rea¬ sonably good season. KEN HENDRIX JIM HAHNER RICK HARTWIG GREGG LONEY CURT HOCKETT VAL HEIN ERIC JOHNSON DAN HESS KEN FONG GREG WENDLER DICK GARNER jSK .© ? © j j Jf r H BOYS ' TENNIS—FRONT ROW: Greg Wendler, Dick Garner, Ken Fong, Dan Hess, Dave Thomassen, ROW 2; Ron Gawith, Marvin Bel¬ ief, John Glen, Alan Bail, Dave Wagner, Val Hein. NOT PICTURED: Eric Johnson. GIRLS’ TENNIS—FRONT ROW: Meredith Jones, Becky Nauss, Lori Davison, Sandra Martin. ROW 2 . Nancy Barton, Mary Schaeffer, Kathy Svenson, Becky Mitchell, Terri Lauterbach, BOYS ' SCORES GIRLS’ SCORES Wa-Hi 7 Pasco 0 Wa-Hi 0 Pasco 7 Wa-Hi 4 Kennewick 3 Wa-Hi 6 Kennewick 1 Wa-Hi 1 Eisenhower 4 Wa-Hi 0 Eisenhower 5 Wa-Hi 6 Davis 1 Wa-Hi 5 Davis 2 Wa-Hi 4 Pendleton 0 Wa-Hi 4 Pendleton 0 Wa-Hi 0 Wenatchee 7 Wa-Hi 6 Wenatchee 1 Wa-Hi 6 Lewiston 1 Wa-Hi 7 Lewiston 0 Wa-Hi 7 Moses Lake 0 Wa-Hi 7 Moses Lake 0 Wa-Hi 5 Pasco 2 Wa-Hi 1 Pasco 6 Wa-Hi 2 Richland 5 Wa-Hi 3 Richland 4 BECKY NAUSS MARY SCHAEFFER BECKY MITCHELL The Wa-Hi Tennis team started the season by beating Pasco 7-0. For the season, the boys lost 3 of 10 games while the girls lost 4 of 10, At the Big 8 match in Yakima, Becky Mit¬ chell and Mary Schaeffer took second in the girls’ doubles and played in the District 5 tournament at Richland. Val Hein and Eric Johnson earned a trip to state by placing third in the district. MEREDITH JONES NANCY BARTON KATHY SVENSON CLASS OF 1968 Commencement end Baeealaoteate Five hundred four seniors receive diplomas. Steve Martin receives the traditional ribbon cane from Larry Siegel. On May 29th the Walla Walla High School campus made an appropriate set¬ ting for commencement as the class of 1968 assembled before over 4,000 guests. Addressing the topic Reflection, Perplexion, Projection, student commencement speakers, Dick Simon, Jill Largent, Jim Hahner and Karen Glover, were introduced by Eric Johnson. Music was provided by the Walla Walla High School Band with Mr, Larson, conductor, and by the Walla Walla High School Choir, Mr, Clark, director. Members of the class received many awards and scholarships. Those pre¬ sented at commencement included: Marshall Alexander Speech-Drama Trophy to Carolyn Kenyon, Legislative Assembly Award to Steve Buley, the Brown Trophy to Eric Johnson, Lawrence Jacky Award to Pam Talbot and the Arion Foundation Awards to Dick Simon—band, Connie Hartley—choir, and Jim Parmelee—orchestra. Dr. Del Peterson, superintendent, and Mr. Walter Coyle, president of the school board, presented diplomas to 504 seniors presented by Mr. F. B. Hanson, principal, and introduced by Randy McDougall and Robert Powell. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS: Dick Simon, Jill Largent, Bob Powell. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS? Jim Hahner, Karen Glover, Eric Johnson, Randy McDougall. Baccalaureate, sponsored by the Minis¬ terial Union, was the first to be held in Cordiner Hall with the Rev. Jasper Ha¬ vens giving the address. BELOW: Pam Talbot is the first girl to receive the Jacky Award given to the senior who has made an outstanding contribution to the development of sports at Wa-HL It was presented by Mr. Hanson. Up, Up and Away Reigning over “Up, Up and Away, the Junior Prom, Queen Wray Jean Chase wore a crown of white roses. Princesses included Debbie Pringle, Marcia Follett, Laurie Struthers, and Shelley Smith. Many couples en¬ joyed hunting balloons with their names on them and dancing to the music of Tran-Sonic Love. The Graduate On April 26th, the Commons was the setting for “The Graduate, the 1968 Senior Ball for which Jane Frazier was crowned queen. Queen Jane ' s court consisted of Princesses Patty Russell, Kathy Jurgenson, Carol Span¬ ish, and Kim Whitney. Colored lights formed the dec¬ orations for the occasion while the Gas Company pro¬ vided the music. Princess Janet Lasater, Princess Jeannie Hetzer, Queen Penny Hall¬ mark, Princess Kim Whitney, Princess Loni Gay Wyrick Escorts Cadet Major Steve Cross, Cadet Major Bob Buchanan, Cadet Major Jerry Jones, Cadet Major Jim Hahner, Cadet Major Jeff Buerstatte, Cadet Lt Colonel Bert Kinman. Queen Penny Hallmark is escorted through the arch of sabres. A Shot in the M The highlight of the annual Military Ball was the crowning of the court and the queen, Penny Hallmark, and the announcement of the new officers for 1968- 1969. Craig Noble was named cadet colonel with Dick Garner cadet It. colonel. Jim Chun, Val Hein, Steve Martin and Jim McIntosh were recognized as cadet majors. Sponsor cadet It. colonel will be Mary Lynn McDonald. 49th Annuo! Militety Review High marksman Jim Cannon receives the American Legion trophy from Mr. George A. Johnson. On Friday, May 17th, the Junior Walla Walla High School Reserve Officer Training Corps passed in review be¬ fore Colonel Robert Gieson of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Included among some 30 awards was Company B2 which received the Weyrauch trophy for being judged outstanding in the review. A new award in honor of Arthur D. Jones, former superin¬ tendent who devoted 20 years of serv¬ ice to the schools of Walla Walla, was presented by Mr. Jones to Steve Bu- ley for military proficiency, scholar¬ ship and citizenship. BtMfMtS BOTTOM-LEFT TO RIGHT: Quill and Scroll sponsors annually the PUBLICA¬ TIONS banquet for the members of the ‘‘Wa-Hi Journal” and Royal Blue staffs and their families. Much preparation goes into the banquets culmi¬ nating a year ' s language study. Members of the GERMAN classes prepared decorations for their banquet. “La Corrida” was the theme of the SPANISH ban¬ quet. Each class participated in the skits and decorations. Pinatas, which were later broken, added to the entertainment of the fiesta. BELOW-LEFT TO RIGHT: The RUSSIAN class joined the ranks of foreign language classes by having a banquet for its mem¬ bers and guests. A new experience was provided this spring when the history classes, under the supervision of Miss Hood, staged a mock political convention. The annual FUTURE FARME RS OF AMERICA ban¬ quet honors FFA students for accomplishments during the year. Classes studii LATIN I quotannis cenam sumptu- osam modo Romano habent. Togae gerendae sunt. FAR RIGHT-TOP TO BOTTOM: FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA initiate new members. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA members were hosts to their employers at the Royal Motor Inn dining room. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMER¬ ICA picnicked in the park. FRENCH classes dined in the commons to sample French cui¬ sine and customs. SPORTS BANQUETS recognized the lettermen in the various fall and winter sports. P35f2 S+ v ' V. � $