Zillah High School - Owego Yearbook (Zillah, WA)

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Senior Play Lguige White Bill EdW3.I'dS 9 ,,a av- 2 Frank Phelps Jean Balmer The 3-act comedy, Goodbye, My Fancy, was presented by the senior class on April 25 and 26, under the di- rection of George L. Meshke. The play was done arena- style, the first time such a thing had been attempted at Zillah. Featured in the cast were: Louise White, Frank Phelps, Bill Edwards, Jean Balmer, Gloria Notman, Nora Shuck, Lou Hill, Gloria Nelson, Pat Ermey, Dick Roseburg, Sharon Butler, Jane Henriksen, Jim Flint, Tony Graff and Lawrence Sherwood. Marie Oord was company manager., from Louise. Tender moment between Bill Edwards and Louise White. Gloria Nelson presents a bouquet to Louise White in the presence of college friends . Frank takes it pretty hard le... N.

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Who's Who - ' O Mrs. Harry Michaels started working for Superintendent Crowley March lst, re- placing the previous secretary, Mrs. Weikal, who had recently moved from Zillah. Mrs. Michaels attended the U. of W. , and now lives in Zillah with her hus- band and four children. Tom Walcott served as student manager, Zillah High School's new Associated Stu- dent Body office, this year. Tom's duties included welcoming coaches and national school assembly performers, and visiting high school teams. He also was in charge of promoting all A. S,B. sponsored ac- tivities. Miss OWEGO candidates are: Carolyn Bently, freshman, Marilyn Walters, sophomoreg Kay Walters, junior, still cheerful after the big battle.

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Honors W . 2 2 . nm, ' 1 Mi-.W Bill Edwards, winner of Voice of Democracy contest. Jim Flint, salutatorian, and Gloria Notman, valedlctorian, compare their grade points. Teenagers for Polio committee: Pat Ermey, Jean Bal- Mrs, pl-eston Weikal mer, Sally Spielman, Lou Ann Hill, and Sharon Schoo- high school secretary ley.