Zillah High School - Owego Yearbook (Zillah, WA)

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MR. LARRY BELZ has a Bachelor's De- gree in Education from Central Washington College of Education. In addition to teach- ing high school band and chorus he has charge of the elementary school music pro- gram, and is junior class advisor. MR. AL STOVALL attended school at Med- esto Junior College and the University of New Mexico, where he received his Bach- elor of Science degree in physical educa- tion. Before coming to Zillah in 1954, he taught for three years in Kellogg, Idaho. He teaches guidance, general science, driver's training, Spanish, P. E. , coaches football and baseball, and acts as junior class advisor. wg: :Amo QWNQ azmziiwss 5 PN IL XFX s umm 504094. MRS. RUTH HOLMAN received her Bach- elor's degree from Willamette University, and has done graduate work at the Univer- sity of Washington and at Eastern Wash- ington College. She came to Zillah in 1956 after having taught in Montana. She teaches business education courses and is sophomore class advisor. ls Y X Wtissx-spgis 259i

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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

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School Workers These busy office girls are Ann Sprenger, Gloria Donaldson, Jean Balmer, Mary Swier, Sharon Butler, Gloria M. Nelson. Chatting as they walk down the hall are Loretta Yates and Faye Kagley, Whose job is doing the school laundry. Enjoying a coffee break are cooks Mrs. Holley, Mrs. Herron Wilson, Mrs. Paul Donaldson, and Mrs. Parsons.