Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Don G.idden, Eixa Testi, GIF-ri Nuiter, Ioan Clscri, Marana llc-rryniaii, Darrell l1LA.L,'v'vXlQ', QHIQLY lnCDflQQ, Kinlll KQY. DATES Cl.orraine Anderson and Tim Woolbertl put their heads together and came up with not one but two blind dates for Louanne. Eleanor, in an effort to bring Louanne and Paul together, arranged for Paul to corrie as another blind date, rnuch to the dissatisfaction of the original two blind dates, Norrnan Kelch CTed Gustafsonl, and Max Davis tDave Husonl. Girl scouts and a boy scout tShirley Phiter, Lorraine Wall, Sophia Thorndike, and lack Warnell! added to the confusion as they, and Louannes sister, Betsy CSally Curtissl, held a meeting in the Millers basenient. The hilarity heightened as Mr. and Mrs, Hayes tblva Testa and Don Glidderil returned horne to find their Lahy rnissing. The police were called, and Miss Tones tMargie Merryrnaril, the riieddling spinster, toolc Mr. Millers picture and rnanaged to get it on the front page of the newspaper. Shirley McBride was awarded the annual drariia trophy for the best perforrnance in her portrayal of Eleanor. Peace finally settled in the Miller household as things re- turned to normal and the curtain fell on one of the best plays if 4 4 i I1 2 lt: Margie Merryrnari, Douglas Barrett. .. ifwv- ' we-fn 'Q' '1- ever presentea LY a senior class at Foster. em fu' lfS'le.3?i'7 S ' WAUS Gustaison, bane.. iionoway. laik Warnoi, Miss Gyllirig, Lciixirio Andersun, Icaii Tegan, I.ffi::or.gi11:lDOuQlJS B1Tf5f7fM37Y E X013 ilk' 311155, Marlcre Dupris, Madge l.lcl.cod, Donna Milholland. W'alQ, ..,,.liia Thoiiidiice, Shirley P:..ff.r, fair: Warnell. ,i . i i Huit , Teddy Lzrrairie

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Htw Phyllis Huit, Keith Kay. Sally Curtiss, Douglas Barrett, Phyllis Hutt, Mary Baker. Left to right: Shirley McBride, Darrell Holloway, Nutter, Claire Lindberg, Leslie Robertson. Loft to right, seated: Leslie Robertson, Claire Lindberg. Standing: Mary Baker, Sally Curtiss, Teddy Gustafson, Phyllis Hurt, Dave Huson, Douglas Barrett, UTOQ MANY Appreciative audiences witnessed the senior play, Too Many Dates, the first play to be presented in the new school cafetorium. This modern comedy in three acts was about the love predicaments of teen-agers and was directed by Mrs. Eliza- beth Evanson, with Violet Scoccolo as student director. Originally scheduled for April 24 and 25, the presentation date was changed to May l and 2. Louanne Miller CPhyllis Huitl, who had quarreled with her boy friend, Paul Chase Clieith Kayl, found herself without a date for a picnic, but with a babysitting job instead. ln order to go to the picnic with a blind date, she had to get someone to pinch-hit for her as babysitter. With the help of her mother CMary Balcerl, Louanne finally persuaded her executive father tDoug Barrettl, that he was the one to take over. Louanne's friends, Eleanor Coleman CShirley McBridel, Floyd Page, lr. CDarrell Hollowayl, Alice Williams tClaire Lindbergl, lrvin Worthington tLes Bobertsonl, Carolyn Smith tloan Olsonl, Howard Bowen tGlen Nutterl, and party guests Left to right, seated: Phyllis Huit, Leslie Robertson, Elva Testa, loan Olson, Glen Don Glidden. Standing: tThe Annual Staff regrets that the pho- tographer accidently cut off Violet Scoccolo and Mrs, Evansonl l

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pak ,. 3 fs, .55 K A STAR SINGER A , was Mr. Angelo Mcxnzo. ' A MR TAPTOEH was presented by A FAMED FEATURE was the chorus Sully Curtiss and Paul Owsloy ct hne at the variety show, Vagabond Ventures. 5 . ---, THE HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT ruled over cz THE SVJEETHEART OF THE BASKETBALL TEAM AND HER footbcxll pep rally. if K.. PRINCESSES were ncxmedrat G basketball pepqgssernbly. if-im, ff J' I MQ T' ' CY 'gl in THIS SPECIALTY OF THE MALES was one cf the Boys ATTENTION- COMPELLING QCTS were those in the Gxrls' Club assembly. V: Club GSSCYUITIY CICIS- Page 44 mf Z' ff . 0 s 'I ' 4 'I QV 'Q '41 . 9 4' J., 4? J. I I . J