Curlew High School - Cougar Tracks Yearbook (Curlew, WA)

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CLASS HISTORY I the fall of l95I I8 eager Freshmen began their hugh school career They became full fledged students after the Sophomores nnatlated them The fnrst money ransung proJect put on by the class of 155 las the Sophomore HOP, December 28 l952 The gym was decorated an green and white, and the theme was Hwlnter Uonderlandn Their annual Junior Prom was held May lst, l95U LaDonna Huggart and Bobby Meyers served as flower gurl and boy Marxlyn and Kenneth Grumbach were the crowners November 27th, l95h was the date of the Senuor Ball Decoratsons carried out the theme whnch was uSalver and Gold' nTh6 Groom Sand No', was the play put on by the class on March 25th, l955 The cast consisted of seven men and four women, and was very successful. Members of the class of '55 went to Seattle on thenr sneak they left on May 5th and returned May 8th Fourteen Sensors graduate, ten less than graduated from the esghth grade an l95l. n , Q O 0 I n , 0 ' 0 Egner and Bob oliver were crowned queen and king. Sherry . O A . . ' I 0 . .l 3 .

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SENlOR CLASS PROPHECY Thus as June of 65 and the graduatnng class of '55 are meetnng for thenr reunaon, They are meetnng ln the nev Curlew school house, whlch was erected two year's after thesr graduation. Flrst to arrnve as Dona, she hasnvt far to go as she lnves an Curlew ln the hou e across from the old school. Her husband as Forest Ranger there whsle she ls removing her coat Betty and Jenny arrlve Neither of them are marrned although Betty admnt's she wall change her name soon. Next to arrlve as Oavnd and Jim. Dave has a wheat ranch ln the bug bend country. Jam IS stlll chaslng Marilyn all over the country He IS dlgolng ditches to pay has way we l, speaking of Marvlyn here she comes Dona runs to say ha, a they havenft seen each other since graduation Marllyn says she has been Just movnng around seeing the country what! who vs this knocking at the wlndow? Why, lt's Peggy, and she canft flnd her way un Oh! Here comes Kenny helll help her fond her way He as an astrologlst and Peggy ls a crlmlnologlst, they are leadnng quite dnfferent llves Oh, there comes Bull he has been huntung dlamonds an Afrlca. My: who as thas elderly gentleman? well uf at nsnft Larry Nlchols He looks quite different snnce hus hasr has turned grey He says ltshss wlfe, poor guy Here comes Gary ns sts l tryang to wan that race He says he'll wan at next year for sure Margaret Just arrived She ns Prnme Mlnlster of Russia, ls having a very hard tume fnghtlng e communnsm there. Last but by no means least as Tlny S e marr ed and has a famlly, she as very happy even though he wenghs 2lO pounds A olance at the clock tells us It tame to go so we bad our good bys and depart . . ' . A . . . . J . , . S . . . . l O . . M. . . . , I I . 0 S . . 0 . . . . ' I I . . . . . . . . . I Q. . . . . . . ' ' . . He . ., . . . . . . . . ,. . 0 I ' and ' ' ' ' th . . . . h is l ' ' s ' . J ' ls 0

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CLASS WILL we, the Senaor class of '55 do here and now at thas tame leave thas our last wall and testament l, Dona Vandaver, wall my old Geometry papers to Mary Brown, my Job as edator of the publacataons staff to Nancy Brown, and my way wath the teachers to Dale Kroupa I Ball Brown, wall my abalaty to get through school to my saster Terrl, and my aballty to catch older women to Make Pauley I, Maralyn Grumbach, wall my bob sleddang abalaty to anyone who wants at, my chubbaness to Terrl Brown who ls always tryang to gaan weaght and my prom crown to all forth comang prom queens I Kenneth Grumbach, lll my place as captasn of he basketball team and football team to John Helphrey and Gerald Borders,and my prom crown to all oncomang prom klngs I Peggy Vanwoert, wall my abllaty to skap classes o Maralyn Brenner, my seldom used hastory book to Darlene Brown, and the ank from the mameograph machane, that was on l Larry Nachols, wall my peach fuzz.to Paul Portgue, my heaght to Dorthe Seagrast, and my every thought to Mary Brown, my garl fraend I Elaane Sumner wall my heaght to Clarence Heademan, my abalaty to get a man to Louase Payton, and my small saze to Katherane Sanger I, Newton Faulkner, wall my braany ways to Charlene Egnen my abalaty to loaf to Dennis Rumsey, and my glasses to anyone that wants them l, Margaret Miller, will my sly ways of gettang faar grades an tests to Katherane Sanger, my empty beer bottles to Patsy Howell, and my old cagarettes to Bob Sates. l, Jam Heuett, wall my basketball trunks to Kaye McMurray,my thanness to Tom McKay, and my quletness to Davad Stotts I, Betty Brown, wlll my bag brown eyes to Gerry Borders, and my quaet ways to Sheryl Massae. I, Gary Croswell, wlll my strength to John Helphrey, and my runnang abalaty to Gary Paul l, Jennie Marquam, wall my excess weight to Nancy Brown, my quaetness to the Freshmen class, and my abalaty to keep quaet ln hlstory class to all hlstory students I, Davld Lembcke, wall my peaceful ways to Jam Barckley, and my cowboy boots to Davad Zagler 2 . . u . . . . '. . ' f . l , w ' t , . . 1 . . ., . , both me and the paper, to Sherry Hammond. -. ' I. ,. ' . , . I . . .