Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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LOWER LEFT, Mrs. Vinson. CENTER, FIRST ROW, left to right: Darrell Kammer, Delores Russell, Barbara Marzano, Margie Blodgett, Eveline Reichlin, SECOND ROW: Elsie Yotsuuye, Barbara Fox, Nadine Morgan, Loretta Olive, Marsha Gordon, Sam Shimizu, Marilyn Trolson, Lois Terry, Sharon Figg, Marcia Mettler, LeRoy Kawaguchi. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Petorak, Doreen Bell, Jerrilee Browning, Marilyn Siska, Joy Carr, Don Rowe, Don Johnson, Dave Gilmore, Gayus Sweet, Barbara LaVeille, Beverly Torgerson. FOURTH ROW: Vera Crawford, Sharon Kelley, Janice Kotchkoe, Dean Crawford, Dick Meginniss, Robert Mortensen, Juanita Brodahl, Mary Bisig, Carol Jensen. UPPER LEFT: Marilyn Trolson, assistant editor: Barbara LaVeille, business manager: Marilyn Siska, editor. UPPER RIGHT: Joy Carr, Sharon Kelley, Barbara Marzano, Carol Jensen, Mary Bisig. gill ANNUAL STAFF The annual this year was planned by Marilyn Siska, editor, and Mrs. Alma Vinson, faculty advisor. Eight new pages were added giving us more picture features, but by increasing the number of pages the over-all cost of the annual increased. This raised the problem of financing the year book. The price to the students was not increased, and the difference in cost was to be made up by money-raising campaigns. First, all classes and active organizations were assessed according to their page sizes, and the student council voted that all proceeds from noon dances were to go towards the annual. The staff sponsored a dance in October, and with the help of the Troianettes, Troian Knights, Torch Club, and the Home Economics Classes, an all-school bake sale was held at Andre's Market. The co-editor for this year was Marilyn Trolson with Barbara LaVeille as business manager. Dave Gilmore was senior high sports editor, while Janice Kotchkoe handled the iunior high sports. Joy Carr was in charge of senior writeups, and Barbara Marzano had the senior pictures. Reporters were Elsie Yotsuuye, Mary Bisig, Jeanne Petorak, Margie Blodgett, Corinne Sanfilippo, Don Rowe, Barbara LaVeille, Beverly Torgerson, Sharon Figg, Ernie Bailey, Jerrilee Browning, Dean Crawford, Darrell Kammer, Delores Russell, Marcia Mettler, Marsha Gordon, Barbara Fox, Gayus Sweet, Sam Shimizu, Don Johnson, Dick Meginniss, Juanita Brodahl, Vera Crawford, Loretta Olive, Eveline Reichlin, Tadashi Kaiimura, Doreen Bell, Leroy Kawaguchi, Nadine Morgan, and Lois Terry. Typists were Sharon Kelley, Carol Jensen, and Mary Bisig, Our photographer, Mr. Gustafson, earned a special vote of thanks for the excellent work he did on our annual pictures.

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KK gi: A, JA. LOWER LEFT, left to right: Ernie Bailey, Joyce Pedersen, Jerrilee Browning, Marilyn Siska, Carol Jensen, Barbara Fox, Delores Russell, Hideo Watanabe. LOWER RlGHT: Miss Agnes Dunn, director. CENTER RIGHT, SEATED: Elsie Yotsuuye, Dick Meginniss. STANDING: Gloriann Miller, Bill Mohler. UPPER LEFT: Gary Weaver, Inez lsaksen, Barbara Marzano, Don McKechnie. UPPER RIGHT, SEATED: Everett Plumb, Beverly Torgerson. STANDING: John Reines, Loretta Olive, Barbara LaVeille, Jeanne Petorak. -4-1' SONG OF MY HEART On November 25, 1953, a cast of fourteen members of the senior class presented Song of My Heart, a two-act romance with a prologue and an epilogue. The prologue took place in the living room of an old southern mansion where Sylvia llnez lsaksenl and her friend, Laurel lBarbara Marzanol, were reading in a diary the story of the broken romance of her grandmother, lovely Sylvia Moyne. The diary revealed the enchanting bitter-sweet story of the first Sylvia iBeverly Torgersonl and Michael Willoughby lDick Meginnissl. Steve Moyne llohn Reinesl, brother of Sylvia, had challenged another man to a duel over his girl friend, Shirley lleanne Petorakl, and had left him in the woods. On hearing this, Michael went to the woods, was caught beside the wounded man, and was put in iail. Then Mrs. Moyne lBarbara LaVeillel was sure Sylvia should marry the sincere and mannerly Harley Foreman lEverett Plumbl. Desiree lElsie Yotsuuyel aroused doubts in Sylvia's mind about Michael because she herself was in love with him. Sylvia and Harley's wedding took place with Shirley and Faith lloretta Olivel, Sylvia's best friends, as bridesmaids. The two Negro servants, Mandy lGloriann Millerl and Poley lBill Mohlerl, played hilarious parts throughout the play. As the events went into the epilogue, Poley lplayed by Don McKechnie in the prologue and in the epiloguel was still a servant in the house. The young Michael lGary Weaverl was persuading Sylvia to be his wife, so they did not- imitate the mistake of their grandparents. The cast wishes to thank Miss Agnes Dunn for all the help she gave them as director of the play. fy 3 1 Q