Willamette High School - Guld Luscus Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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X we Shirley Petersen, Dick Sorensen, Joanne Hansen, Maynard Steinmetz, Wilma Abbott. Seniors Present Christmas Program George Grosz, Tony Toftemark, Gretel Probst. Christmas Today , the theme of the Christmas program, depicted Spirit of Christmas in other countries. The scenes put on by the seniors were presented in the form of tableaus. The music depart- ment furnished the mood for each scene with appropriate numbers by the choir, brass ensemble, and girls' ensemble. The directors of Christmas Today' were as follows: Vocal, Zonda Mont- gomery, lnstrumental, Donald Covey, Dramatic, Howard Zimmerman, Accom- panists, Dee Remillong, Carolyn De Witt. Skip Traynor, Janet Olsen, Joyce Rupp, Keith Robertson. I

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The production staff, left to right, standing Ray Jones, Dick lngwerson, Rolland Goodridge, Hughdean White, Ben Harem, Dave Swenson, Ron Moulton, Ron Christensen, and Pat Carry, Iuniors play basl to Great Cacsafs Ghost . The Junior Class presented the 3-act play, Great Caesar's Ghost , on January l7. Due to the hard work of the cast and skillful direction of Howard Zimmerman, this farce was very successful, The play was very entertaining to the audience because of the mysterious ghost that moved about the house. The butler's tie stood up, a vase was crashed to the floor and the rocking chair rocked by itself. These and many other stunts proved most amusing to the audience. A sad moment, indeed, when Penelope and Phoebe disappear , The butler's tue is a little unruly with the help of the invisible ghost 4 a The cast, left to right Joan Hom- righausen, Dee Remillong, Belva Loe, Bob Gilbert, Fave Isaacson, Jo Cole- man, Charles Stevenson, Charles Par- rett, Kenny Harper, Eltrieda De- Young, Hazelee Lettau, and Don Schwartz. ..--1-wwf

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as 4 '- Sf ,If x l l i jackie and ferry reign over Twirp Week. Two annual events are Twirp Week and Print and Cord Week. Dur- ing Twirp Week, the gurls played hostess to the boys, opening doors, carrying books and all the general courtesies normally extended to themselves, On Monday, the twirps were chosen, Tuesday, lockers were cleaned, Wednesday, the boys were taken to lunch, Thursday, they were presented with vegetable corsages. Friday marked the close, with the girls escorting their twirps to a dance. Bright, colorful shirts and dresses accompanied the excitement of Print and Cord Week and the beginning of spring. Couple outfits con- sisting of matching skirits and shirts were the outstanding part. The week was climaxed with a dance held on Thursday night and the crown- ing of the king and queen. King Jerry and Queen Jackie rule over Twirp Week. Boys with vegetable corsages, left to right: Bob Gilbert, Gunnar Chris- tiansen, Ron Moulton, and Keith Robertson, Print and Cord Dance, Prinf and Cord