Joel E Ferris High School - Exeter Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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' There ' s No Business There ' s No Business Like Show Business, one of the theme songs from Annie Get Your Gun, seems to typify feelings of Ferris performers, who provide Ferris with an ex- cel lent program of plays during the year. A good example proved to be Joan Lucke as Annie and Judy Boyce, Mary Zimmer and Mary Harrison as the children. Miss Lillian Brown Director of dramatics at Ferris, Miss Lillian Brown, with the help of her students, provides excellent plays. Without her de- votion and hard work these original produc- tions could not have been so popular. Annie Get Your Gun Under the direction of Mrs. Georgia Su th e r I i n, members of the RED BULL PLAYERS work toward becoming future Thespians. The Red Bull Players lend their services to other clubs in which their talent is needed. Leading the group in promoting school talent are: Willy Coats, President; Gail McLaughlin, Vice President; Wendy Heath, Secretary; Cheri Eubanks, Treasurer; and Sharon King, Historian. On January 15, 1964, the Ferris THES- PIANS, Troupe 1506 received it ' s charter from the National Thespian Society, now international in scope. Thespians are de- voted to the improvement and promotion of the dramatics in the secondary schools. Act- ing according to the motto of the National Thespian Society, Act well your part; there all the honor lies , the Ferris Thespians have worked extraordinarily hard to give Ferris an excellent program of plays. Advisors to the group are Miss Lillian Brown and Mr. Albert Mattus. 22

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Another group that has made a name for itself is the Canterbury Belles, under the direction of Mr. Larry Hagen, who participated in many concerts and group performances. Pictured here are: Front row: Mary Ross, Shelley Garcea, Diane Simpson, Judy Boyce. Second row: Sue Perrigo, Terry Kraft, Karen Schroer, Penny Tweedy, Cheri Eubanks. Third row: Cynthia Wynne, Barbara Brown, Barbara Giannou, Carolyn Darby, Connie Herrmann. Fourth row: Linda Zoesch, Kathy Wa I I a c e, Renee Coshow, Sarah Richards, Linda Austin . Advance Harmony

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Like Show Business BERKELEY SQUARE Steve Hanson, center, as Peter Standish, almost accidentally reveals to the other Berkeley Square characters, Scott Ashcom, Randy Hopkins Tom Hart, and Keith Blowers, that he is not the real Peter Standish. Actually, he is returning to the time of his great-grandfather during the 1800s. THESPIANS FRONT ROW: Jim Franklin, Don Randall, Eugene Sandburn, Tom Hart, Doug Whitman. SECOND ROW: Cindy Salladay, Barbara Annis, Bonnie Bracken, Treasurer; Jan Wilcox, Vice President; Bonnie Francis, President; Sarah Richards, Secretary; Carol Hastings, Recorder; Linda Zoesch; Jo Smith. THIRD ROW: Diane Hughes, Claudia Myers, Linda Marsh, Jan Wilson, Marcia Ross, Debbie Mottram, Lorna Homan, Linda Dire, Mary Sunderland. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Spring, Linda Bayer, Dan Dolan, Joan Lucke, Steve Hanson, Glenn Clark, Keith Blowers, Tom Tomlinson, Victor Wold. 23