Bothell High School - Cougar Yearbook (Bothell, WA)

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Spirit started filling the air in Fall, guiding Cougars through a successful year. The band entertained with their lively music as they marched through school halls to make spirits grow. Summer heat stayed through most of the Fall sea- son, giving sun-filled days and sunsets until the rainy season finally set in. And the T.P. capers struck again!! Fun in fall -if Q. 21 ' if , ix., 5 ,wi -1 f Music aided digestion! Below left, Who did the T.P. job?!! ii, '55, x if 4 16 Wtflifffst . ,,,,mkf. 4. L 'Y' Fi . 'l ., .I ' !l t' n-xv., If 'ipigsf ' N. A ,, , k I, E f w cl. J .9 v5.14 L 1 . A ip' l pg' ff.. ffl 1 N4 YA K ' 'X-.5 I ,u l,f,1j ' J A , vii-' 94 , F ' 2.1 Q., i A i ' my 40 .as v .wav wr- .7 Mfr f' , 'ax' ' , . r, .1 ' , E521-.-zffkif - Q ,,,,f,,4 -

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Bothell High's drama department performed their version of The Royal Family on November 20, 21, and 22 in the Little Theater. The play setting was in the late l920'sg it was about a family of actresses, and how their lives were affected by their careers. Director Joanne Hjort commented that the cast was particu- larly enthusiastic and fun to work with. Oscar Qllrawfordj explains a confusing telegram to Kitty, Herbert, and Julie. flrvin, and Shearerl l l 1 3. V A iufksi -..,4,,M M ':g,,,v My Q W , 'iq , Above: Perry 1O'Bergj and Gwen fDayj exchanged apologetic words after a lover's quarrel. Right: Fanny Clioughanj made it clear that her acting days weren't over yet, Della QTompkinsJ tried to convince reporters that she didn't know a thing