Monroe High School - Hayu Saghalie Yearbook (Monroe, WA)

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The junior class presented LIFE BEGINS AT SIXTEEN, a comedy of youth by Hilda Manning, directed by»Mrs. Louise Ogden. Members of the cast were Kermit Lund, Elisabeth Johnson. Eunice Connelly, Joel Smith, Clare Roetcisoender, Marianne Thomas, Clyde Spcakes, Bob Stensland, Mary Federico, Dale Raben, Anne Tucker, Eddie Salcadalena, Caryl Joyce, Gerry Ricco. and Eleanor Nelson.

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The senior class presented “RAMSHACKLE INN, a mystery farce by George Batson, directed by Mrs. Louise Ogden. Members of the cast were: Cliff Harvold, Stan Magnuson, Flora Jane Anderson, Frances Mead, Craig Currie, Shirley Taylor, Bob Follis, Joyce Martin, Bette Otteni, Bill Stensland, LeRoy Hester, Harold Ramaley, Bob Dyer, Viola Peterson, Francis Morse and Martin Hammcrquist.

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All-High Talent Our student body is especially fortunate in possessing members of unusual musical ability. Eunice Connelly, unusually talented on the vio- lin, has not entertained as often as might be wished but is expected to be heard from more often in her senior year. Verna Ramaley, a junior, and Ruth Marcear, a sophomore, have joined forces and have held regular “concerts, playing duets on the piano. These girls will both return next year. Viola Peterson, graduating this year, will leave a vacant spot on the program where a song is to be sung. She has always been willing to entertain, and will undoubtedly be heard from again on the concert stages of the future. Joan Heifort, also a junior and especially gifted musically, is able to play several instruments. She excclls on the piano and usually accompanies our nightingale, Viola Peterson. The Pep Band, composed entirely of Letter- men—LcRoy Hester, Jack Law, Craig Currie and Clyde Speakes, has played often and will- ingly at school or outside functions. The first three members of this group are graduating. PEP BAND JOAN HEIFORT 28