Zillah High School - Owego Yearbook (Zillah, WA)

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Seniors SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1954 thirty-six freshmen entered Zillah High to become the class of 1958. The traditional initiation was given by the seniors. After being humbled properly, the class elected Gloria Notman to serve as president, and a new life in high school was started. Joyce Mortensen was elected president in the sophomore year. Class pins were ordered at the beginning of the year. Several members of the class presented a one-act play, lg Proposal, and also participated in the all-high play. In the junior year Frank Phelps was elected president. The all-important class rings were received in September. Many members of the class participated in the junior play, Jenny Kissed Q, featuring Frank Phelps, Gloria Notman, Sharon Butler, and Jim Flint. The class was again well represented in the all-high play, LRemember Mama. The junior-senior banquet was given in the spring and featured a Hawaiian motif. The class dwindled to twenty-five me mbers before completing high school. Don Scott was elected president. As a class project Christmas cards were sold at a great profit. The class put on the senior play in the spring, and several members were in the all-high play which featured Gloria Nelson and Jim Flint. A spot light for dramatic productions was left to the school as a gift from the seniors. Commencement exercises were held on May 26, and the class of 1958 departed from Zillah High School. Commencement speakers, left to right: Bill Edwards, Sharon Butler, Gloria Notman, Jim Flint, and Frank Phelps. 62