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

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CAST ERIC AESCHLIMAn- Albert Peterson DESIREE APRIL- Mrs. Doris MacAfee CHRIS BAIRD- Randy Donahue B.J. BRIQHT- Conrad Birdie ELIZABETH CAMEROM- Merry Ellen Rogers SAHDY EDMOPiDS- Mancy Winthrop CARA ELY- Rosie Alvarez JEhHIFER QILLESPIE- Betty Lou Jones KYLE QUHSUL- Charles F. Maude JAHIFER HARVEY- Mae Peterson JEmiFER HEIMBIOriER- Suzie Smith HEATHER HERIOP1- Rim MacAfee CAROLYP1 HOLMES- Alice Shannell PETER HOWE- Sebastian Farquar WEHDY HUriTiriGTOPI- Margie Connors JOE RIRSHP1ER- Randolph MacAfee YURO MAEDA- Edna McFly RIM MATIER- Ursula Merkle BECKY MATTHEWS- Heather Hope AHQELA MORGAH- Bertha Merkle MATT MULKERIM- Harvey Johnson AUBREY P1ARRY- Hugo Peabody BOTTOM LEFT; Mr. « Mrs. MacAfee and Randolph spend a quiet evening at home. BOTTOM RIGHT: Conrad ' S admiHng fans sing about tbcir love for Conrad. CEMTER: Conrad sln ' One Last Kiss ' to Kim. TOP: Fans and reporters eiipress var¬ ious emotions as Conrad arrives at the train station for his appearance of an “All American Boy ' BRIAM FARTAMAM- Biff Cromwell JASOH FRIBILSRY- Bart Homme! MICHELLE REED- P.J. Duwanna SADIE REVELS- Mayor Walter McFly TIFFAMY SIHGER- Gloria Rasputin SHERROM STOriECYPHER- Ethel Berma TAMIE TIMHOF- Helen Fyer KEViri WALKER- Hany MacAfee

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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 l 11 1 r - [ 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 i ' 1 ‘ 1 ' Rock n ' Roll erupted in the Qym as the Wavo Studd Puppies synched their way to victory in the fourth an nual Air Jam held novem- ber 10 by the Boys ' Feder¬ ation. The Wavo Studd Puppies returned from last year ' s second place debut with a few new members. This band includes Matt Mul- kcrin, John Moxsey, Chris Meier, Sherron Stone- cypher, Mike Sparkes, and Squire Broel. Motley Madness, consist ' ing of Linda Oakley, Becky Cranor, Susan Clark, and Jeff Patterson, rocked their way to second place. We thought we jammed pretty good by the way the audi¬ ence responded ' ex- 1 L claimed Susan Clark and Linda Oakley. Rounding off the winners were Heather Merion, Cara Ely, Sarah Sameh, Joy Knowles, and Janifer Har¬ vey from the native Daugh¬ ters of the Socially Re¬ pressed. Over 600 people were in attendance this year. Due to this year ' s abundance of en¬ thusiasm, the production was moved to the gym, rath¬ er than the Commons as usual. This year ' s sponsers were Coca-Cola, Domino ' s Pizza, JefFerson Park Cinema ' s, State Farm Insurance, Tom ' s Video, 7 11, Wendy ' s, and S B rs Yo¬ gurt.

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On Movember 18-21, thirty Wa-Hi students participated in this year ' s musical, “Bye Bye Birdie. In preparation for this play the students put in a great deal of effort and time. Over sixty people audi¬ tioned for the play, but the cast was narrowed down to thirty. The ' Birdie ' orchestra also was composed of over twenty people, who provided the music to which the cast sang and danced. The cast met everyday after school for 2 hours and met at night for 2 to 3 addi¬ tional hours of dance. The di¬ rector again this year was Jim Michelson, from Whit¬ man College. Ida Lee tlut- son-fish choreographed the cast ' s dance scenes. Paul Dennis and Qlen Mitchell di¬ rected the cast in the musi¬ cal aspects of the play. The cast and crew of “Bye Bye Birdie did an excellent job. Their hard work and de¬ termination paid off. Tickets sold out on two nights. On Friday and Saturday, 25 ex¬ tra chairs were added to ac¬ commodate the people who wanted to see the play. TYO TOP: ticten and Suzic comer Ah bed during ' Put on a Nappy Pace. LtrJi Mae arKl lir. ar Mrs. MacAfee sing about their dkJs, HIQNT: Kosie thinks about Albert. BOTTOM LEFT; Kim, Harvey and the gang perform ' Got A Lot of LIvIn . BOTTOM RIGHT; Charles, Walter, Har¬ vey, aixi Bart watch with dismay as the girls protest Con rad‘s being drafted. Bye Bye Birdie 21