Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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Hi-Lites Never to Be Forgotten I 1 . Betty, Pam, Carolyne, Judy, Darlene, and 2. Chalk it up to foot1ight experience. Donna lend a hand. 4. Fight 'em, Ginger. Ginger and Liz prepare to make altera- 6, Liz and Ginger team up again. tions. A right upper cut.

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Lights . . . Action . . . Time Ont for Ginger From left to right: Sharon Estes, Hilda Curtis, Carolyn Lane, Judy Lydin, Mary Lou DeRiese, Betty Griffith, Dale -Wilkinson. S enior Dmniatics Under the direction of Mr. james Landers, the Senior Dramatics Class presented the Broadway Stage Play, Time Out For Ginger, starring Dale Wilk- inson, Howard Carolg Mary Lou DeRiese, Agnes Carol, Pat Moore, Ginger. Other members of the cast were, Evalyn McDermott, Starlene Morris, Hilda Curtis, Arnold Pleasant, jerry Willard, Gerald Big- gers and David Howerton. The play was presented three times, twice as a matinee for High School and Grade School, with everything going along fine until the evening per- From left to right: Dick Cossel, Gerald Biggers, Jerry Wfillard, Betty Vickers, Evalyn McDer- mott, Pat Moore. formance when it snowed about ten inches. To promote sales of tickests for the play, the class held a ticket rally. The Dramatics class also presented the one act com- edy The Tantramf' The cast consisted of Dale Wilkinson, Betty Griffith, Pat Moore, Hilda Curtis, Starlene Morris, Carolyne Lane, Dick Cossel, jerry Willard, Gerald Biggers, and David Howerton. The classwork was concluded by giving speeches and readings.

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Dmmatics Offers Footligbt Experience Back row: Phyllis XX'ilson, Beverly Herke. Kathleen Monahan. Elsie Borland. jackie Smith, Vern Cooper. Pink Robbins. Ruth Rudd. Marilyn Raymond. Second row: Carolyn McCracken. Phyllis Marley. Nancy Anderson. Violet Towell. Doris Davey. DeNX'ayne XY'etmore. Lee Beitel. Bob johnson. Jerry Forbes. james Green. Front row: Lucy Cates. joy XY'ood. Barbara Patterson. Carol Anne Cox. Ernie XVeiss. Lon Vickers. Larry Caffery. Bob Lemcke, Duane Oberlander. Carolyn Kaldenberg. junior Dmmatics Thirty-one juniors entered junior Dramatics at the start of the second semester. They gave reports, speeches, and readings, and then presented the one- act play, Happy journey to Trenton and Camden which starred Kay Kaldenberg, Bob Lemcke, Doris Davey, Lee Beitel, and jackie Smith. With this experience behind them, they began work on the threefact play, Strange Boardersf' Included in the cast were Violet Towell, Deanna Rasciner, joy Wood, jackie Smith, Gary Williams, Bob johnson, Phyllis Wilson, Ernie Wfeiss, James Green, Bob Lemcke, Tom Carey, Ruth Rudd, Doris Davey, Vernon Cooperg and Duane Oberlander. The play was presented! to the grade school and the high school as well as the regular night performance, and proved to be a great success. The money they raised was used for the Junior-Senior Banquet. With the Class Play over, they finished up the year by giving several one-act plays. With such a successful year behind them, they are looking forward to returning next year.