Zillah High School - Owego Yearbook (Zillah, WA)

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MR. CHARLES SCHWABAUER came to Zillah in 1956 after receiving his Bach- elor's degree in agriculture from Wash- ington State College. K His classes include shop, agriculture, and advanced ag cour- ses. He is advisor for the sophomore class and for the E, F.A. MR. GEORGE L. MESHKE took his Bach- elor of Arts degree from the University of Washington, and has done graduate work at Mexico City College and the University of Washington. He came to Zillah in 1955, and teaches English 10, 11, and 12. He is advisor for The Owego, National Thes- pians, Honor Society, and is in charge of the dramatics program. 51 MRS. MARGARET OREBAUGH, librarian, received her Bachelor's degree from Washington State College, and taught in various schools throughout the state be- fore coming to Zillah in 1957. In addition to her work in the library, and to teach- ing freshman English, she acts as fresh- man class advisor.

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Faculty MRS. BARBARA BRAY, a graduate of New York University, taught two years before coming to Zillah in 1955. She teaches home economics 1,2, and 3, as well as a special course in boys' home ec. She is advisor for the F. H. A., and Honor Society, and was elected an honor- ary member of the National Thespians in 1957. MR. CROWLEY has had quite a varied teaching career. He was athletic director at Pasco for seven yearsg he was prin- cipal of Colville Junior High for three years and principal of Colville Senior High for a yearg he was superintendent at La- crosse for five years, and before coming to Zillah, he was superintendent at Oakes- dale for three years. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Washington State College. He has done graduate work at W. S. C. and at the Uni- versity of Washington. MR. GRAY has been principal of Zillah High School for six years. He was both principal and coach for eight years at Ort- ing, Washington, and Deputy County Super- intendent of Schools in Lewiston County. He received both his Bachelor of Arts de- gree and Master's degree in education at the University of Washington. 50

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Faculty MRS. BEVERLY MARTINI attended school at Yakima Junior College, Washington State College, and the University of Wash- ington. She has a Bachelor's degree in home economics, and is in charge of the girls' physical education program. MR. VON DICKINSON, basketball coach at Zillah High, received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Ida- ho, and taught for two years at Troy, Ida- ho, before coming to Zillah in 1954. He teaches history, government, driver's training, and is senior class advisor. In 1956 the basketball team won the State B championship. MR. HOWARD I-IASS took his Bachelor of Arts degree from the College of Puget Sound. He taught five years at Granger High School before coming to Zillah in 1957. He advises the Knights, and teaches biology, algebra, geometry, physics, and chemistry. 52