Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Senior Specials” A light blue sky, a mirage of falling snowflakes, and a glittering dance floor carried out the theme of “An Evening on Ice for the 1963 Senior Ball. Special entertainers were Sherry Bow¬ man, vocalist, accompanied by Starla StuHer, and Pamela Day, who gave a modern dance interpretation. Dance music was provided by the Breakers. Queen Willa Varner accompanied by Maurie Hendrickson is pictured with the senior princesses and escorts at An Evening on Ice just after she was crowned. Princesses and escorts are Lenna Paulson and Gregg Jacob; Judy Sculace and Ken Strong; Louanne Thiel and Ken Wellman; and Jane rruzynski and John Meyer. 28

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Queen Gonul I Homecoming Plans Rain and wind fail to keep enthusiastic students from attending the annual bonfire rally. 27

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Top ’63’s High School Years After the last curtain call, the senior play cast poses around Harvey. From left to right they are Mike Miller, Carol Lonberg, Ed Jacobson, Bernice Amundsen, Mike MacDonald, Harvey, Nancy Hoagland, Jeanyse Reith, Jay Hendrickson, Beth Lockwood, Bill Lovell, Jackie Smith, and Mike McSwain. Bonnie Colaiuta, one of the many back-stage helpers, puts finishing touches of make-up on cast member, Ed Jacobson. The morning of November 15th brought no hint of the catastrophic events which were to come later in the day. That night saw the cur¬ tain rise on Harvey, a three act comedy by Mary Chase, which was presented by the Senior Class. The reliable old firm of Chumley ' s Rest, world-renowned ding-a-ling ward, had solved many weird cases in its day, but never before, in all its history, had it seen the likes of a 6-foot white rabbit. The downfall of Chumley ' s Rest, witnessed both nights by a large audience, was brought on by Elwood P. Dowd and his intrepid drink¬ ing buddy, Harvey. This study of confusion was, ironically enough, well-organized under the able direction of Mrs. Schafer and student director, Jan Rothwell. The final dramatic effort by the class of ' 63 provided hilarious entertainment for all. 29