Lind High School - Progress Yearbook (Lind, WA)

 - Class of 1956

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, 7AQ 72'oy1'Q.s'.9 0 79.56 I . 3 , , , , 4. Q 4- X. , i r , 1 . , gf L, ,K 7 A an ,A t A ' tx 1' -' . ' x wi , O Hx, A!! , .D Xe. xt 94 ' 'Qw Lfzhf cgcgoof A 70116 CI!0l'Of Finish every day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and some absurdities have no doubt crept in Forget them as soon as you can Tomorrow is a new day Begin it well and serenely With too hrgh a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense Today 15 all that rs good and fair It is too dear w1th its hopes and lnvrtations to waste a moment on the yesterdays R W Emerson 171212 uaf C51 if 'Q Left to right Larry Hougen Marvln Stelzer Loretta Weaver Janice Steffen Ilene Damon Elmer Fode, and Mrs Carol Ropte XQQC zcafzon We the Annual Staff on behalf of the graduating class of 1956 wish to d dedrcate this annual in fondest memory to the 1955 56 Basketball Team an Coach Al Laumer for their outstanding record during the basketball season The 1955 56 Bulldog Basketball Team was the flrst in Lind hrstory to partrci pate in the State Class B Basketball Tournament that was held in Tacoma, Washington . . , ft-f 'Xl B x G .al gk ,X KN Q A: A , y r T ? J I ff A k A . 9 A 3 t r fff , Q' if-A 5 ' , A ff Q: M if ' s AM 91 I V ,Y WM., 5' 5 my -,L' . : I I I I I f , . . ' . . . , . . . . RA LPH BROW N A fresh a free a fnendly man John Gower CHARLES SMART 1s? f i5,,, HOW ARD MAIER Common sense of all kmds the most uncommon Edwards Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 4 All Hlgh Play 1 Chorus 1 3 FFA Off1cer 3 4 FFA 1 4 Class Offrcer 4 Candrdate for B1 County All Star Football Team 4 Chnstmas Pageant 1 2 Basketball lnspuauonal Award Wrnner 3 All Star Basketball Team for North east DISIIICI Semor Class Advlsor and Hrgh School Pun Clpal Though he was rough he was kmdly longfellow Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 4 Track 1 4 All Hrgh Play 1 2 4 Boys State 3 Band 1 4 Chorus 1 4 Student COUHC113 Class Offrcer 1 2 4 Chnst mas Pageant 1 4 B1 County All Star Football Team 3 4 All State Football Team 4 All Star Basketball Team for Northeast Drstnct W - 1 p 1 n 4 - ' 2 : - s ' . : - :l Fail is gg A . B nf' A 152 A 4? flh- . lr F JANICE STEFFEN Every noble acuvrty makes room for rtself Emerson Class Offrcer 1 4 Annual Assrstant Edrtor 4 PE 1 2 s, Chorus 1 3 FHA Offlcer 4 FHA 1 4 PE Letter 2 40 and 50 Word Typrng Award 3 Home Nursmg Award 2 Chorus Awards 2 3 All Hrgh Play Busrness Manager 4 Band 3 4 Chorus 1 3 Tumblrng 1 2 Tennrs 3 All Hrgh Play 1 4 FFA 1 3 Class Offrcer 2 4 Musrc Award 3 Student Councrl 1 4 Red Cross Representanve 1 3 PE 1 2 Baseball Basketball and Foot ball Assrstant Manager Y' Q' fe' DONALD REHN I sound my barbarrc yawp over the roofs of the world Walt Whrtm an LORETTA WEAVER ga 3 jf The mrldest manners the gentlest heart Hom er Band 1 4 Chorus 1 3 Majorette 1 4 Home Nursrng Award 2 Band Offrcer 4 Tennls 2 4 FHA 1 4 PE 1 2 PE Letter 2 Musrcal Awards 2 4 All Hrgh Play 1-4- Typmg Award 3- Red Cross Representauve 4 ELMER FODE , 'Mfr Everythrng comes to hrm who hustles whrle he warts Edrson ILENE DAMON A lovrng heart rs the truest wrsdom Drckens Class Offrcer 1 2 Secretary and Treasurer of ASB 3 4 Chorus 1 3 Chorus Awards 2 3 Home Nursrng Award 2 Tennrs 2 3 Tennrs Award 3 luke Box 2 4 PE 1 3 PE Letter 2 l-Iomecornmg Queen 3 FFA Sweetheart 4 Annual Edrtor 4 All Hrgh Play 1 PHA Offrcer 2 JOANNE STEVENS Krnd krnd gentle rs she Shakespeare Chorus 1 4 PE Sweater 4 Red Cross Representatrve 4 Band 1 2 Musrc Award 2 3 PE 1 4 FHA 1 4 Home Nursrng Award 2 All Hrgh Play 1 2 Football lnspuatronal Award 4 Annual Busr ness Manager 4 Class Offrcer 1 4 FFA 1 4 FFA Offrcer 3 4 Band 1 4 Chorus 1 2 Juke Box Representatrve 3 Baseball 1 4 Football 1 4 Basketball 1 4 All Hrgh Play 1 Judgrng Team 2 4 All Star B1 County Football Team Mi, I I ' 'Q Q ' Q Q 'I ' .Q 'Q 'Q ' Q .- X ,Q ' 'Q 'Q 'Q sf 'Q 'Q Q Q Q ,f -5 . . 'F '9 I u. 3 . A -Q - of V ' n Q Q rk N 'Q 'Q Q Q ' Q 'Q 'Q Q ' Q Q . I -. 5 . I WWW LARRY HOUGEN Rather than love, than money than fame grve me truth Thoreau Annual Photographer 4 Stage Manager of All Hrgh Play 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 Football Manager 3 Tennrs Team 2 3 FFA 1 3 l GERALDINE WATKINS PE Sweater 4 PE 1 Chorus 1 4 Band 1 4 It 1S not every questron Majorette 1 4 Home that deserves an answer Nursrng Award 2 FHA Pub1lu1s Syrus 1 4 FHA Offlcer 4 All Hlgh Play 1 2 4 Juke Box 3 Tennrs 2 Mus1c Award 1 4 Red Cross County Presrdent 3 Hom ecomrng Puncess Y: 'A MARVIN STELZER The dust and srlence of the upper shelf ASB Presrdent 4 FFA Presrdent 4 Assrstant Busmess Manager for Annual 4 Chorus 1 3 Band 1 3 FFA 1 4 Class Offrcer 1 3 Football 3 4 Track 1 FFA Judgrng Team 4 Juke Box 1 All I-hgh Play 1 . Q1 . . 5 . It All , vw. , : '42 f - ' I ' f 1 f ,T yy A 3, stare FHA Officer ?, Y' - Y' I I Q - Q MARIAN ALBERSHARDT All hugh Play 1 2 H in LARRY ELLIS 55' The wrldest colts make the best horses Themrstocles BETTY BARNETT Twas her thmkmg of others made you thmk of her Browmng Yell Leader 1 3 4 Home Nursmg Award 2 Band 1 3 Chorus 1 2 PE Sweater 4 Class Offrcer 2 FHA 1 4 FHA Offrcer 3 Student Councrl 1 2 A11 I-hgh Play 1 3 PE Letter 2 Juke Box 1 3 Tenrus 2 4 Majorette 1 3 Chorus and Band Awards 2 3 Good order rs the foundatron of all things Burke Typmg Award 3 Chorus 1 3 Chorus Letter 2 3 PE 1 2 PE Letter 2 FHA 1 4 Home Nursmg Award 2 Football 1 3 4 Basket ba112 4 Baseball 1 4 Tumbhng 1 A11 H1gh Play 1 Juke Box FFA Offrcer 4 Iudgmg Team 3 4 1' I s 5 ' 1' .....,...,..., Ex f . :rig , L - . W if 2 4: ' ,ff Chorus 1-2g FFA 1-4g ' ' .,,V, ' : ' 'X 4 Q if I is l D .' 1 : I ' 9 ' ' : I DONALD SCHEELER Let I0l'I'l0I'I'0W take C316 of IOIUOIIOW -3' T' Chorus 1 4 Band 1 4 FFA 1 4 FFA Off1cer 4 Class Offrcerl Football Baseball Basketball Manager 1 3 All Hrgh Play 3 Tennrs 3 Tumbhng 1 2 ESTHER POULEY A blush IS a color of PE Sweater 4 PE 1 4 FHA 1 4 Red Cross vutue Drogenes Secretary 3 Chorus 1 4 Band 1 3 Home Nurslng Award 2 Mus1c Awards 2 3 Typmg Award 3 MaJorette 1 3 A11 Hrgh Play 1 TOM SIMPSON No change no pause no hope' Yet I endure Shelley Student Councrl 2, Class Offlcer 2, FFA 1, Tumblmg 1, Track 3. DONALD HAASE stockmgs Just four foot ten Chorus 1 3 Chorus Letter 3 Tallest of boys or shortest of men he stood IH h1s R H Barham R, H Barham FFA 1 4 FFAIudg1I1g Team 4 A11 I-hgh Play 1 2 siaia. WALTER ERDMAN He 1S the fountatn of honor Francls Bacon ROY VAN WIN KLE S11ence IS one great art of conversauon W1111am Hazlett FFA 1 3 Class Offrcer 2 3 Student Councll 1 Tumblmg 1 2 Tumblmg 1 Class Offlcer 1 2 All I-hgh Play 1 FFA1 4 ,al I H ' , . . Me' xx ' 5 . lx W' , i 1 f xl v I . f 'M . 2 . - I - . -36 I -, 1 if jlgsfory The Movrng Frnger wrrtes on to grve us our school days rn retrospect One sunny September mornrng tn the year of our Lord 1952 twenty one students entered the drdac trc corrrdors of ole Lrnd Hrgh The halls reverberated wrth the nonsensrcal mrrth of young Freshmen Mr Boldman was chosen as our class advrsor and garned a few gray harrs rn the duratron of hrs term Ilene Damon became our f1rst Presrdent Donald Scheeler V1ce Presrdent Walt Erdman, Secretary and Elmer Fode, Treasurer Two new members, Joanne Stevens and Robert Yellowrobe were garned rn 1952 whtle we lost Nadrne Hopp Blue and whrte, berng popular favorrtes, were adopted as our class colors, and prnk and whrte carnatrons were chosen as the class flowers Reach for the stars was prcked as our class motto Our Sophomore year was made very enjoyable by our movrng up to the new bu11d1ng Mr Wamble became acquarnted raprdly as our advrsor for the year Class offrcers for Ih1S year were Walt Erdman Presrdent Don Rehn Vrce Presrdent Marvrn Stelzer Sec retary and Treasurer and Tom Srmpson, Sergeant at Arms Came the fall of 1954 ahl at last we had attarned the trtle of upperclassmen Our 1mportance began to shrne around school thrs year Gerr1 Watkrns was chosen as F H A Song Leader for Regron IV Ilene Damon was selected to rergn over the Homecomrng Actrvrues Howard Mater recerved the Basketball Insprratronal Award, and Betty Barnett was elected to the posrtton of Yell Queen Coach Latrmer was asked to act as class advrsor and was to see us through many battles and v1ctor1es rn our Junror year One of the greatest v1ctor1es was the Junror Prom held 1n the grade school gym whrch was decorated to the theme of Melody of Love May 20 1955 was the date set for our Junror Senror Banquet The hrgh school cafeterra decorated 1n a Hawauan theme, was the stage for th1s memorable event Mr Kadlec was our guest speaker The year 1955 56 QSCUIOIS at lastj slrpped by all too raprdly We studred hard, thought about the future foh' happy dayj and enjoyed our Senror Ball, Junror Senror Banquet, Class Nrght Baccalaureate and Commencement WOQICQ FACULTY Grve the students more homework psychologrsts say rt doesn t cause nervous breakdowns We went through 2 books anyone care to try for three? JUNIOR CLASS We w1ll our abrlrty to mrss 250 days of school and st1ll have a grade pornt average to graduate SOPHOMORE CLASS We w1ll our ab1l1ty to avord money makrng projects, and have only 41 cents at the end of the Senror year What fun to buml FRESHMAN CLASS We w111 our unorganrzed class meetmgs and full hearted co operauon The only thrng we learned to co operate on was our unorganrzed class meetrngs INCOMING FRESHMEN We wrll a parr of rose colored glasses so then four years wrll look more pleasant than ours drd 0 D c 1 s u 1 I 1 I I I l 4 . . . ,, u u - 1 a a I 1 I 1 i 1 u -- . o nas i 1 o . ' - u l ,, , . . . , o g u u o , . one g o . use o cos 1 .an ' ' . - 1 an. o kj 0,0580 I ELMER FODE, Jorned the Arr Force and because of my rnterest rn long lrfe I am now a test prlot for the Interplantary Rocket Company I have just landed after one of my super son1c test flrghts and have a report on my fellow class mates of the year 1956 It rs now the year 2056 S A qSpace Age Q After graduatrng from h1gh school JANICE STEFFEN entered busmess college wlth the rntentron of becomrng a Prrvate Secretary She 1s strll there try1ng to pass the frnal exams VIARIAN ALBERSHARDT had a great des1re to be a teacher After 20 years of managrng the frends she decrded to retrre to her father s farm and manage the goats and the chrckens LENE DAMON can now be found worlfung as the head asslstant 1n a vet s offtce She rs experrmentrng wlth a Dalr of curlv hatred mlce named Lrberace and 'ienrretta wlakrng monev was LARRY HOUGEN S ambruon He attended WSC and maJored n engrneerrng He recelved a patent for burldrng an escalator from the bottom f Smart s steps to the school Cunnrngham profrted from JOANNE STEVENS She felt sorry for the people and .vecame a nurse She set up her own hosprtal rn Cunmngham complete t took GERRI WATKIINS so long to decrde whrch college to attend that she rs coofrng off was ROY VAN WINKLE S habrt rn htgh school He rs now pursurnv I rs chosen professron Goofer Offer MARVIN STELZER became an Angus Cattle rancher and now rarses 56 thousand head on hrs ranch rn South Lrnd Mungs went along f1ne for ESTHER POULEY She became a nurse and marrred 1 doctor and now rarses her own Datrenrs 1 or the betterment of numanrty TOM SIMPSON became a 'rermrt and can Jccasronally be seen comrng down from the hrlls wrth nrs burro CHARLES SMART wanted to be a doctor and an arcnrtect He flnallv settled fn a doctor or phrlosopnv and rs now poundrng knowledge rnto block heads BETTY BARNETT marrred Iunror Wahl but vt seems as though the Wahl combrne nad to be sold srnce they went 1nto debt rhe wheat nad to be harvested by s ythe Betty now has thrs vob and her day begrns at P a m ff' y I I 9 - n - u - ' v W , . . . , . L . - . . , . . , o ' , :A . . . . U u I , . , . now the number one bum on the Lind track, ,z . - Q , . . .k D . . D '1' ' -- ' - A' -Q I I mx . . , U . 4 ' , ' h ' , ,I , . , , I , , , ., A , J , , ' 4 ' C ' - . ' A J , ' L . . C enzor Jommenfs BOB WILLIAMS We suggest you get a cart to hold that drum' U ' 'll ' ' 'l ' GARY DEVORE Why do you go to Rrtzvrlle so often'P'P'7'7'?'P'P'P 'P'P '7'P 'P'7'7 'P GARY GREIB Shop around more when you buy shoes they do make more than cowboy boots' honest HOWARD HEIL Slow down a little sometrmes we can t even see you SALLY HASKINS MYRA PARISH and SALLY ENGLEHART Are you girls going to Join the WACS at Larson? CAROL FODE You are one of the nicest people we have had the pleasure of knowing but don t be so quiet we like your company BUTCH JENSEN and KENNY OLMSTEAD Keep that calm cool ornery manner think it is cute GARRY ELLIS Don t follow rn the footsteps of your brother rt s hard to do BARBARA BORTH Don t lose that wonderful personality it will take you a long way RAY LITTLEBEAR. Don t be too full of vitality it makes people want to work and that w1ll NEVER do JERRY COMPTON Wonder why the Psychology class never got around to psychoanalyzrng you SYLVIA STELZER. Bet you are glad you won t have to put that big brother of yours through Senior math any longer KENNY WATKINS Keep working at rt and you may top Tennessee Ernie Ford JOYCE WELLS Keep up the good work rn the commercial field and you may replace Susan MacNamara on television rn Private Secretary MORGIA RITCHEY RALEIGH CURRY HAZEL DEVORE BERNICE BAILEY FRANCES HAASE and SHARLENE OLMSTEAD We suggest you girls get a private Sulte for your mathematical calculations and debates NOT during sixth period study hall BEVERLY HAASE and KAROL CHRISTENSEN You two have done a fine Job as Yell Assistants this past year and we hope you continue next year MARILEE BRICKEY We suggest you take dramatrcs next year you have extraordinary talent JOAN BARNETT. Don't try to keep up with your big sister, it is impossible. . , . . We MARJIE HUSE. We are glad to see we have SOME basketball fans left, DENNIS MAIER. Keep that wicked erin under control, GARY LOBE We just don t know about you we ye read and re read our psy cl oloow books and couldn t frnd your type lrsted SHIRLEY SWARTS Love em and leave em but don t get hooked TOMMY HICKS There was Ernstern and now there rs you RICHARD LITTLEBEAR Flash that smrle more often PHYLLIS ZARNDT Bet xou are the only Grrl wl o can stand 1n a doorway and not seen Huh' DEWAYNE KLEMMER As much as you pestered the Annual Staff th1s year you are a crnchf for Annual Edrtor next year LEON STAFFORD ls oubble Gum your favorrte food? VERA VAN WINKLE and ALICE SAUER Snap out of your quret moods and exercrse your personahty the world rs blue but just rn spots JAMES WEEKS and HAROLD KOCH Lrttle boys should be seen and not heard NEAL FRANKLIN Wrth your good yorce the hrfrl school chorus could most assuredly use you GORDON ANDRSON My you certarnly must eat your Wheaues for breakfast Where you get your ener1y'7 GARY IAYNES Wuz you shot by Cup1d s arrow' I I ' I 1 I 1 H MARGIE WAHL DORIS FODE and RITA STELZER We are glad to see there IS some KAREN KINCAID and CATHY PAGE Keep your frrendly drsposrtrons GILBERT KANZLER We see you are walkrng places these days RICHARD GROSS and CHARLES JUNGBLOM Contrnue to do your best rn eyerxthrngv you ve st1ll three years left DARLENE SACKMANN Be nlce to Jake He rs a member of the Class of 56 DOUGLAS WAHL Keep that frrendly smrle rt s cute CURTIS MEILKE Don t be so shy and nashful GORDON PHIL Popeye eats sprnach what do you eat? 0 ' ' ' , V1 Y - I . ' U. , . . 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Y ' ' v . . , ' A -I , , Y . . , , , . 711 We the Senror Class of 1956 of Lrnd Hrgh School Lrnd Washrngton berng of extremely sound mrnd and memory do hereby make publrsh, and declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament I JANICE STEFFEN, wrll to Myra Parrsh a telephone drrectory wrth the names of all elrgrble boys underlrned so she won t run short on a Saturday nrght I, JOANNE STEVENS wrll to Vera Lou Van Wrnkle a squrrt gun to protect her self on the Hatton bus next year srnce I won t be there I, BETTY BARNETT wrll to Gordon Anderson a parr of horse blrnders to keep hrm lookrng strarght ahead and out of trouble I, MARVIN STELZER wrll to Jerry Compton my rrng leadrng abrlrty I ESTHER POULEY wrll to Sally Englehart a monkey to keep her company walkrng to school next year I LORETTA WEAVER wrll to Joan Barnett a Jar of prckles rn order to cut the food brll I know your folks wrll apprecrate thrs I, GERALDINE WATKINS wrll to Hazel DeVore some horse harr to make a wrg I, LARRY HOUGEN wrll to Barbara Borth my abrlrty to drop my slrde rule on the floor durrng Math class Here s a screwdrrver to help you frx rt rf rt should break I DONALD SCHEELER, wrll to Gary Lobe a block of wood for a foot rest rnstead my trombone rn band LARRY ELLIS wrll to Robert Gross my old baseball glove for I feel that he rs the upcomrng left handed prtcher WALTER ERDMAN wrll to Rrta Stelzer a pack of specral blue slrps TOM SIMPSON need everythrng I have ROY VAN WINKLE, wrll to Tom Brrckey my abrlrty to get rnto trouble on the Hatton bus Here s a rubber band to start you off I, ILENE DAMON, wrll to Howard Hell one carton of chewrng gum so that r he takes Physrcs next year he wrll have somethrng to pay hrs bets off wrth on hrs test grades I MARIAN ALBERSHARDT wrll to Dorrs Fode some of my old Chem papers so rf she takes Chem she wrll have somethrng to start on I, HOWARD MAIER wrll to Grlbert Kanzler one quart of Royal Trrton Orl so hrs car wrll not burn o1l L7 1' - 0 , , . . . . because she has no ambition to let her hair grow, . . . of ' , 1. . 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I' . . . . . . . . .f D I 1 . n I UH I DONALD REHN wrll to Kenny Olmstead my abrlrty to keep good trres on my car Here s a tube of rubber cement I ELMER FODE w1ll to Douglas Wahl a box of Cheerros to keep hrs handsome physrque III shape and so he wrll grow to be as tall as I am I, CHARLES SMART w1ll to James Weeks a few track tools I, DONALD HAASE w11l to Karol Chrrstensen 5 straws so she can get pull wrth the teachers next year PRESSION S EXPRESSION Expressron emancrpates eagerness Eagerness elevates enthusrasm Enthusrasm emrts energy Energy exalts effrcrency IMPRESSION Impressron rmprrnts rdeas Ideas rnduce Ideals Impulses 1nsp1re rndustry COMPRESSION Compressron creates capac1ty Capacrty coheres conv1ct1ons Convlctlons compound character Character checks catastrophe OPPRESSION Oppress1on opposes opportumty Oppressron offsets optrmrsm Oppress1on outlaws obedrence Oppressron obstructs oprnrons SUPPRESSION Suppressron sporls spontanerty Suppress1on s1lences song Suppressron shatters stabrhty DEPRESSION Depressron defeats decrsron Depressron decreases delxght Depressron defres dreams Depressron desporls democracy The Annual Staff stood at the pearly gate Therr faces were worn and old They meekly asked of the man of fate Admrssron to the fold What have you done St Peter asked To seek adm1ss1on here? Oh we boss d the 56 Annual On earth all thls last year The gate swung open sharply As Peter touched the bell Come rn he sard And take a harp You ve had enough of hell L I . y . . . . I I I . I . . , . I Ideals impel impulses, Suppression sows stoicism, I I H 0 I ll I I l I lv ' , VI ' ' Il 2 I VI CSQIZIOF my i Yxxxxx AE LE A ! EW Mgrfwwk fl -rr-1 A , -ll-as--,, 'P-tlu .pm-neU0 W -.,- -Y. GQJJ mfe i td Q Mus1ca1 Awards Sluts The Axe changes hands Semor Class Prophecy Cheerleadmg Award Valedlctory Award ,fd IU I 4 E A I Q r i ea W Q - I 5' V ? Q 4 A i Q A I ' I f i 'M A X 5 ' X T I , E 1 J f A fr F - A. xl I ' V J , .W Zjaccah ureafe Baccalaureate services for the Senior Class of 1956 was held Sunday evening, May 27, 1956, at 8100 P. M, at the Lind High School Auditorium. The Invocation and the Benediction were offered by Rev, William Ritchey and the inspiring message was deliv- ered by Rev. R.G. Maier. The Senior High A Cappella Choir presented four musical selections directed by David E. Jones. 10112112912 C9112 en! Commencement for the Senior Class of 1956 was held Tuesday evening May 29 1956 at 8 OO P M , at the Lind High School Auditorium The Invocation and the Benediction were given by Rev Robert Drewes Speeches were delivered by Valedic torian Betty Barnett and by Salutatorian Janice Steffen The main address was given by J M Tewinkel, Principal of North Central High School Spokane Washington Musical selections presented were a trombone trio composed of Donald Scheeler Elmer Fode and Marvin Stelzer a vocal duet by Geraldine Watkins and Charles Smart Halls of Ivy by the entire Senior Class and the Alma Mater by all Honors awarded were the PTA Awards to the parents of the Valedictorran and the Salutatorian and the Honor Cup plus S50 to Ilene Damon The longed for diplomas, fsigned or unsigned, were presented to the graduating students by Mr Walter Franz 185 If-'3' egqie' T? ff eras'- il A-D n-5':.- 1 J e ff' 'fl XX! 0 0 My C' I I D 1 : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - , . I . . . . . . D . 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'Q , Q 2 - , 1' 530 R' fp 5 fi 9. ff' 9 rg 'A V - 4 'A K If gf E . gr 1 A 5' x Z ,..E ,A,A u l Q. l 4 Ji, Q M v A QAAA,f 'E f, lf' Lf, 'wQ,g1f 4' L V, '--if ' ' ' - 3 i ,W V K ' 11 I A 'Y ! f 'il ' , U - ff, I f qiq- ' N 9 .-J.-::,, , ' ,B ' Af,??f 2,5i7?T 6.1. g'-, 1 .. L ' X like O jk lg ' , I at - .' Q I A 3f', A . k 5 'K , 5 ' - Q g . ,, L., 4 Q V 4 M ' 9 ,v Z 'Jr Q - 0 ' R Ambition: The 3 R's: Teachers: Excuse for tardiness Failure Homework Late bell Freshmen Freshman To be graduated with a 95 average. re adin ' , ritin' , 'rithmetic They know everything, I didn t leave home in time The world has come to an en They say to do 45 minutes so I ll do an hour A signal to be in my seat Aren t we wonderful? CHANGES OF ATTITUDE Sophomore To be graduated with an 85 average. recitation redtape report cards They know a lot. I missed the bus I still can graduate with my class They say to do 45 minutes so I ll do 30 A signal to run to my seat Mere children, mpg' FK. ,ff Junior To be graduated with a '75 average. records rapture rec, club They know something. The bus was late What' Again' I ll do it in study hall, A signal to leave my girl and run They re smaller each term Senior To be graduated relaxation romance remorse To err is human. The bell was too early I 11 see you next term She won t call on me When I get there I get there Did I act like that? D Haase M Stelzer E Fode H Maier, D Rehn C Smart L Ellis L Hougen D Scheeler G Watkms L Weaver I Damon B Barnett d. ' . . . . , . . K C 5 In V' Z, I v 3 I I f ff ,rg A f I Y 3 . Y 'iil J i'vr I l'i gf .1 A K ,M ff- M . y,,,.,,.-Mfr Q, 5 i 4. A . ,,r , I ahd J, Steffen have been together 12 years. ima: Back row G Lobe I Compton, G Iaynes, T Hlcks, G Anderson, G Ellls D Klemmer, G Kanzler, H Hell, N Franklm, K Olmstead M Huse, J Wells B Haase, K Chnstensen, P Zarndt, and C Fode I Gilbert Kanzler, Jerry Compton, Garry Ellis and Karol Christensen llI2lOI' 83111226 Class offrcers elected at the begmmng of our Jumor year were as follows Presrdent JERRY COMPTON Vrce Presrdent GARRY ELLIS Secretary Treasurer KAROL CHRISTENSEN Sergeant at Arms GILBERT KANZLER After the Rltzvrlle Basketball game we gave a party to whrch Lxnd and Rrtzvrlle students were rnvrted On Apnl 7, wrth Paul Greco and hrs orchestra furmshrng the musrc our class held the annual Junror Prom Band of Gold was the theme The Junror Semor Banquet was held on May 11 and decorated to the theme of Candy Land Fun was had by all Two members of our class Carol Fode and Jerry Compton were chosen by the entrre hrgh school as the most popular grrl and boy rn hrgh school Thrs made us feel very proud Karol Chrrstensen and Beverly Haase were elected yell prmcesses and th1s was another honor to add to our hst Carol Fode was chosen by the Football squad as Homecomrng Queen Our year has been very successful and enjoyable Phylhs Zarndt Prom decorauons gorng up ? I A lf: u . . . . ' n n o s u u I 9 Q . c .it-Viv? Agjcuclycuj? G-A G11 'UQBJQE 5 QPU 2 F40 QSSSQ YH-B 9 f A KS4.-age 0-ri-::f3 chuckle M1119 f' fl- Wit? QAM? Eff-owl? Howfig-d N Wvrd. 'Uoweg N Oh Oh' V695 My 55' 5' 1 M f me Q if D .g A U A 5 D M Q.- Q i 11 5 'Rza A I - 3? D lg xy K Z , ,.,.,:! S Y Vz qu L VA,, l im i i'gL A 7 Allw' ii! g ff- W, mb ,Mi .,,,:.,,:::V EQ HQEH U .QALF ..,,. C, :Q II1 in mwwm L QWWH ' E A ,f 1 rr 2 f WW S W -uu..u......... Back row B Jensen, D Sackrnann,J Barnett H Koch, G Grelb K Watkms B Borth R, Lntlebear, C Mellke and M Bnckey Front row S Swarts J Weeks, M Wahl R. Stelzer M Pamsh, D Fode, V Van Wmkle, andS Haskms 9 x 9 9 -Q. ' Ioan Barnett, James Weeks and Ray Llttlebear Q V , K K 9 K Q B I D 6 A ' Q R O ? M 4 .B , . Q A. CSOIUAOIIQOFQ WQSCIIDGI On September 7, 1955, eighteen Sophomores began their second year at Lind High School. Over the summer we lost Arlene Wahl, Roberta Hendrickson, and Ralph Jensen. During the year Butch Jensen left leaving a total of seventeen members. We were very happy that Rita Stelzer and Shirley Swarts were chosen from our class as Homecoming Princesses. Also, Marilee Birckey won the United Nations Pilgrimage to New York. Some of the boys of our class turned out for sports this year and earned their letters We were proud of Doug Wahl and Ray Littlebear who attended the State Basketball Tournament in Tacoma Our class participated well in both All Hi plays of this year For Class Night we put on a mock Amateur Hour One of the big events of the year for the Sophomores was receiving our class rings We are looking forward to two more happy and successful years at Lind High Barbara Borth AMBITION GOOFING OFF! lg 4-Em' -nik QKNX i .thlyrf lbqll 5 HH 29:3 'OPC K age Q r-Z Urrnwnte -wx'-M J Bazrreii Xl'.f Nui iff' N a ,M Nm. , 'fs' A 5 .M :,1Y2ZfZ4ElQ 7 1 I M f 44155, - W . sw 'WT' N, 7 1 4 -ghdle 1 '.Q -Q. 'V Q f-'1 is Jw. ,J'fl07a x..o:U-,004-Avc.3-Qjj Xa? 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'IE Q ' Q ' ' 'Q' f' MNHQQ 5 M 'Mm 'k V Back row K Kincaid, C Abney G Ph11, C Page, L Stafford Second row M Lrttlehead, F Haase, S Stelzer, S Olmstead, R. Curry, H DeVore, A Sauer, B Barley S Englehart, M Rnchey, R. Gross Front row B Wllharns, D Maxer, C Jungblom G DeVore, and R, Lrttlebear I ,MM-v-M' 'i C Jungblom, R. Lxttlebear, G Plul G DeVore, M Lmlehead FQ 576112012 I Q5 111129 On September 7, 1955 twenty very green and scared Freshmen entered hrgh school We elected the followrng class offrcers and class representattves Presldent Rlchard Lrttlebear Vrce Presxdent Gary DeVore Secretary Mercedes Lrttlehead Treasurer Gordon Phil Representauves Gordon Phrl Sharlene Olmstead In the mrddle of the semester we garned Leon Stafford who added somethrng to our class He brought our total to twenty one On December 23 1955 twenty one very happy freshmen started therr f1rst hlgh school Chrrstmas vacatron When we returned very much refreshed on January 3 1956 we found to our drsmay that we had lost Mercedes Lrttlehead We Class offrcers elected for the second semester were as follows Presrdent Gordon Plul Vrce Presrdent Gary DeVore Secretary Sharlene Olmstead Treasurer Morgla Rrtchey Sergeant at Arms Rrchard Lrttlebear We chose our class colors whrch are watermelon prnk and sxlver Our sweaters were soon ordered and amved rn Apnl Our Freshman Party was g1ven on Apnl 27 at the hrgh school cafeterra Not many came but we had fun w1th those that were there We decorated for Baccalaureate and Commencement and watched the mrghty class of 1956 bow out On June 5 twenty one full fledged Freshmen frnrshed therr frrst year of hrgh school and looked forward to the next three Morgra Rrtchey 7 . P ,- ' then appointed Sharlene Olmstead to fill out the semester as class secretary. -7 , H6 n J ww M, Qz fb L i f 4 Q F j 3 'ff Q F T: DRQXXB ffs- 5 Umll e f , YQ if ,. QA X f G, '?. 1 -bmi ' , N J 1 l ELMER FODE Halfback WWA r 1 f' 'MK HOWARD MAIER LARRY ELLIS Center IEA GILBERT KANZLER Guard Football Inspuauonal Wmner ELMER FODE Homecormng Court QUEEN CAROL FODE Prmcesses RITA STELZER, SHIRLEY SWARTS A 'k CHARLES SMART En Eff? -4315 f .1 Nt 'N MARVIN STELZER Guard Fifxl JERRY COMPTON Quarterback AU' f'1 GARY LOBE Halfback 4 1 , E. , , ,W V... W. fl I I Cl , 'af f ' ff- 'Yr , End . . . ,Ai i ' iw 4, ' 'J Y - 3' f W V A , gp .5 A . M 1 Qfffff' if '. If I Y . 13 5 Riff. Q , r , 'A ' W 7' if A 1 3 E 1 , , E ,,, ,, W I ,Tx 4- F1 ,L 'f CQ ' , ,, , rw 'pre' , iwyx ,, Y ? :eng ,'4w,5,j' Ziff 22 W w C 5353 Q 43- KH?- Back row Mr Laumer G Lobe, G Kanzler L Ellis H Male: C Smart E Fode M Stelzer J Compton, G Elhs Manager Second row N Frankhn, R. Lxttlebear D Wahl C Abney B Jensen, G Jaynes K Olmstead Fust row G Ph11 L Staf ford R, Gross J Weeks D Maler G DeVore, andC Iungblom, 4, L A' 1 Q Mrs fa J 'Q 1-N2 L C1333 ,Q if ' 'f we .L H45 QQ C new V JF X0 CHARLES SMART HOWARD MAIER LARRY ELLIS RAY LITTLEBEAR ygasfefgaf Awarded Drstuct Second Place BI COUNTY TOURNAMENT Almrra Lmd R1tzv111e Lrnd Reardan Lmd DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Rrverslde Lmd Rrtzvrlle Lrnd Newport L1nd STATE TOURNAMENT LaCrosse Lmd Laconner Lmd 68 JERRY COMPTON GARY IAYNES GARY LOBE DOUG WAHL M.. Q A 7 R er P 5 - 2 I W, JE lj? Or r ff lvu kf W0 I rg 3 Y A ' A2 A Q, fr , ' 43 A I Q az:-, ' sv RAE 'f gpff E irr ,Q ELMER Four v Q GILBERT KANZLER ' M i f - Z3 13 A Q F31 3' mf' ' ' 54 rrr A 3 I 66 A 'I I MW A f 2: tim 58 9 A ' 46 A I - 6,1 1 QE ' 1 X as f My h 84 Zasfefgaf Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an an an e e Fe Basketball Team Managers Coach Laumer E On our way to State BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Lmd Llnd Lmd L1nd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lmd Lrnd LaCrosse Kahlotus Othello R1tzv111e Odessa Sprague Othello LaCrosse Harrrngton Kahlotus Connell Warden Rltzvrlle Odessa Sprague Connell Hamngton Warden Moses Lake W -'N 1 uwy' JH f fr Ji'- KN M1 Actron Snap R1tzv11le Actron Snap Rrtzvrlle R73a.se6aH CHARLES SMART Center F1e1d LARRY ELLIS P1tChCI Shortstop .1 DOUG WAHL Third Base Outf1e1d GARY LOBE Second Base HOWARD MAIER Left F1e1d XNO N , 1 N-W0 5 Coach A1 Laumer L Elhs H Maler, C Smart, G Elhs, E Fode, D Wahl J Compton, J Weeks D Haase C Iungblom, G Lobe andG Ph11 For when the one great scorer comes to wnte agalnst your name he wutes not that you won or lost but how you played the game Knute Rockne nsfozrafzozzaf jwczraf 0211212813 ELMER FODE DONALD HAASE ZQQSQMF Www X GARRY ELLIS Fxrst Base JAMES WEEKS Utlhty Inf1e1d it 2 JERRY COMPTON Thud Base Utlhty Infleld Pltcher CHARLES IUNGBLOM 7f'd CA 79 dll? Coach A1 Laumer, J. Compton, C. Smart, E. Fode G, Ph11, R. Llttlebear, G. Jaynes, and J. Weeks. Set Nov Dec an Fe Mar 7 A 46 Ma June 04612061- School begms Frrst Student Body Meetmg Taylor Pubhshrng Company QAnnual Arrangements J Ltnd at Kahlotus Football Fust FHA Meetrng L1nd at Odessa Football Pep Rally Lrnd at Wtlbur Football F1rst Student Councrl Meetrng Lrnd at Reardan Football Wtlbur at Lrnd Football Incommg Freshman Patty End of the fust sut weeks fl-Iallelujah, frve more to go Q Homecommg Lrnd and Odessa Report Cards QGroan! I lj Sen1or Prctures Warden at Lrnd Football Reardan at Lrnd Football Football Banquet Annual Prctures Senlors decorated for the Sen1or Ball All H1gh Play School out for Thanksgrvmg Vacatton Sen1or Ball FHA Party Chnstmas Program Back to the gnndl l l ,Tumor Class Party End of the frrst semester Krndergarten begtns fAnyone 1nterested9j PTA and Hrgh School Volleyball game B1 County Tourney D1str1ct decrston Lxnd went to Statel ' 1 Hrgh School Musrc Concert Northeast Dlstnct Tourney State Tourney Gay trme for the team! ll PTA and Sen1or Class Talent Show Mass Bands and Choruses at Davenport Jun1or and Semor Career Day fGir1slJ Basketball Banquet Spnng Vacatxon Iunror Prom Scrence Day at WSC Career Day at Wrlbur Atomrc Generatron Tour at Spokane Freshman Party May 5 Junror Llvestock Show rn Spokane Juruor and Sen1or Banquet Class N1ght L11ac Fest1val Last Day of School for the SENIORSI ll Baccalaureate Commencement, School IS out! ll '9 p . 7 -- ' . 12 -- ' ' . 14 -- ' ' . . 16 -- ' -- . 21 -- ' ' . 23 -- ' -- - . 30 -- ' ' -- . Oct, 5 -- ' ' ' . 7 -- ' -- . 14 U . . U - . . 20 -- ' ' . ' ' . 21 -- ' -- ' . 25 -- 26 -- ' ' . 28 -- ' -- . . 4 -- ' -- -- . 10 -- ' , 16-25 -- ' ' , 18 -- - ' . 23 -- ' ' ' . 26 -- ' . . '7 -- . 14 -- ' , 23 -- Christmas Vacation. J . 2 -- ' . 20 -- ' . 24 -- ' . 26 -- ' ' . ' . b. 10 -- ' . 15-18 -- '- . 18 n . . . . - . I 28 U . . , 29 -- ' ' . , -10 -- - ' 16 -- ' . 24 -- . 28 -- ' ' -- PI. ' ' ' . 7 -- ' , 20 -- ' , 25 -- ' , 26 -- ' ' , 27 -- . 30- U . . . . Y 11 n . . . 18 -- ' , 19 -- ' ' . 25 -- 27 -- . 29 -- 5 n . Back row B Moon, B W1111ams H Hutchmson, R. Beck, M Wrlght C Smart, D Rehn, E Fode K Gust S Peters, and B Haase Fourth row S Phllhps, K Sxtton, J Eckleberry, L Sauer, G DeVore C Jungblom, R. Gross D Scheeler G Lobe and Mr Jones Thtrd row K Christensen W Fode C Page K Kmcald N Koepp J Compton, G Jaynes, S Suohmater, D Huse, C Kron and C Eckleberry Second row B Boldman, R. Stelzer D Sackmann, A Sauer G Urquhart, B Devore S Kautz,J Lobe, R, Gross D Page andS Swarts Front row L Weaver M Huse J Wells S Stelzer, L Gust D Fode D Klemmer G Kanzler andG Watklns Gary Jaynes Gem Watluns Loretta Weaver Larry Gust I Q Q I D g . . . I , - . . 9 c p u . - I a I . a ' . . . , . , - , . , . . ' : . ' , . , . , . ' ' , . , n Q - , Q - 5 0 1 I . g . . g . . , . . , . , . . I . p 1 g n g Q Q g 0 9 U g Q g o . . n I ' I U ' .3-' Il.-. VanW1nk1e, E Pouley, D Sackmann, C Merlke G DeVore, D Jones, G Jaynes Anderson C Page, K Kmcard M Rrtchey, M Lmlehead, G W3Ik1HS,I Stevens, Sauer, C Smart D Klemrner H Hell, D Scheeler M Huse B Haase B Borth Olmstead, R,Ste1zer S Swarts R, Curry H DeVore, F Haase R. Gross C Jung blom D Marer, S Stelzer M Wahl andS Hasklns D SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR BOYS GLEE GIRLS GLEE zwacyg my - ff mkze QUAD' . L Q Slw0W w ,4--1' All-Q, 'ziiig NINE GIRLS by WILFRID H PETTITT Drrected by ane Frexda A11ce Eve Sharon Sh1r1ey Betty Stella Phylhs PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager DEWAYNE KLEMMER Stage Crew DON HAASE ROY VAN WINKLE Busrness Manager JANICE STEFFEN L1 hung BOB WILLIAMS Propertres and Sound Effects DORIS FODE Ushers SHARLENE OLMSTEAD KAREN KINCAID, FRANCES HAASE RALEIGH CURRY Make Up MISS VERNA LANGE CAST I 'gk MRS B W CARNEY BARBARA BORTH SALLY ENGLEHART RITA STELZER GERRI WATKINS DARLENE SACKMANN MARGIE WAHL MYRA PARISH MORIGA RITCHEY DORIS FODE :IEP U KE' . V' , 4 ,..-sail'-I tr i- - X .- 'IL I ,X :7 ' V 1 Q . Q , , ' S- I f I 1, I f , g . I 1 ' ' itil, V, 'X I -f .I ,X . ff! 1 . 5 ag, ',' 3, I f ,ff 4 3:1 w flu If ' I . ff 1 V 1 v I ' 2, I f in - A ' Q g - A A J ------------------------ Mary ----------------------- MARILEE BRICKEY , Q l Q, f ,M,,,,.lJ f ,Y fx A I - - .. If Y, ,,-, Q 4, 7 77 I g A ' ' 1,1 'tf f rg Www. 1-'H 5 1-. ' ii- . - ---- I-f , A A M-- Afiggg Sb Q fu enf Gouncz IN Back row R. Curry, M Bnckey, G Iaynes, G Ph11, D Rehn, G Elhs, K Watkms, and S Olrnstead Front row J Compton, M Stelzer, andl Damon. 'TD Wosf f0!0uQ1' CSXUQQUXJ JERRY COMPTON CAROL FODE I 4' 0 any .' Q' . '?' 'f' v' nz :U 4 U: o o I 'll,U. '01, Q h'ln, :gl Q!! pn,n,,H,'Unu, I 9 ' I ll Nl Ill lf , ill . , 0 O l '.Q 4 ' 6 '09 ::u'l':'k. .. Gly 'agp '5f6QQ glm :.:g,:,. ll i .!.' ll on N 'W . If ,, lllzltt Q Inu' f Q. , fag ,, Af L - x, 9 I hi .rl -A , ' 3 , G ff .f If K, 1 Y V 8 Q , ' v ,, , . 4,5 Y, I 45 b , X W-uv qi 4' I , si 4 U .fs 3-1 E I il :il Q '1'01 f'll. :in l' ,, 5 fo, 9 V 0 0, V A ' ! ,'.' et fa O no ,o l'1 1 3,510 5 'un 1 K 1 I f , 1 4 I X, 149, O ' 'vi Q- . f, na: ff , 1, ' , D0 DQ V I as 0 I Q 5, .. r JJ.. 9 , , I .. V I Q , ,v 4, W 1 r 'op ode' -Suit A 23-9 A. 'i q 7277 M Lrttlehead C Page A Sauer J Barnett C Fode,I Wells B Ba11ey I Steffen S Stelzer S Olmstead, B Borth L Weaver M Rltchey D Fode M Bnckey S Englehart D Sackmann,M Huse P Zarndt B Haase, V Van Wmkle M Pansh R Curry F Haase J Stevens S Haskrns I Damon, B Barnett K Chnstensen M Albershardt H De Vore S Swarts K Krncard E Pouley M Wahl R Stelzer and G Watkrns Mrss Verna Lange Advlsor FHA CREED We are the Future Homemakers of Amerrca We face the future w1th warm courage And hrgh hope For we have the clear conscrousness of seekmg Old and precrous values For we are the burlders of homes, Homes for Amer1ca s future Homes where hvrng w111 be the CXPISSSIOD of everythmg That rs gocgand farr Homes where truth and love and secunty and farth W111 be realxtres not dreams We are the Future Homemakers of Amenca We face the future wrth warm courage And hrgh hope GERRI WATKINS Presrdent PHYLLIS ZARNDT Vrce Presrdent BARBARA BORTH Secretary DORIS FODE Treasurer OFFICERS DARLENE SACKMANN Sergeant at Arms JANICE STEFFEN Yearbook Charrman MARILEE BRICKEY Reporter VERA VAN WINKLE Scrapbook Chairman - 0 ' . g n p a of 1 ' 0 1 1 10 1 v ll I 1- 1 U 1 0 I 1 10 1 . - , . 9 o s g . 1. ,- ,. , . ,. . , . , . , . gn , . ,. , . ga , . . , 0 n I 4 n - 1 0 a , . 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Fe lWl gufure Qzarmers gf qmerzba HHN' R' ix XX M' H PQ x I fl as D Roach, R Lxttlebear C Me11ke L Stafford C Jungblom, D Maxer R Gross D Haase G Kanzler H Koch G E111s R VanW1nk1e G Anderson, G Grelb G DeVore R Lxttle bear H Hell I Damon, Sweetheart W Boldman H Male: E Fode, M Stelzer L Elhs G Lobe and D Scheeler PROJECTS 'X 051,09 4 LVWQVT fx Xi- CAST The Guests Florence Hannlbal Farry May Jeffery Mrs Paddy Margre Wahl Neal Franklm Rlta Stelzer Charles Smart Morgra Rltchey The Savage Famrly Trtus Harold Koch Loretta Weaver Joan Barnett Lrlly Belle Ethel The Staff M1ss Wrlhelmrna Gem Watkms Dr Emmett Gary Jaynes MARY CARN EY Director VERNA LANGE Makeup S758 GUFIOUS Qgdljdye DBNAYNE KLEMMER Stage Manager BETTY BARNETT Propertles BOB WILLIAMS Lrghts Samuel - - - - - - - - - Howard Heil Left to nght B Balley R, Curry V VanW1nk1e, K Page J Barnett S Swarts, R, Stelzer D Fode, M L1tt1ehead, B Barnett, S Ste1zer,J Stevens M Rltchey A Sauer, S Hasklns, K K1nca1d, F Haase B Borth, M Wahl G Watkms H DeVore S Englehart D Sackmann, S Olmstead M Parnsh C Fode, B Haase, M Buckey and E Pouley T' Yell Prmcess Yell Queen Yell Prmcess BEVERLY HAASE BETTY BARNEFT KAROL CHRISTENSEN ' : . , , . . , . , . , . . . . . , . , . Q a n 3 u n g o . g Q 9 Q p o v 5 s l 9 4 1 . , , . . s 2 A iii , . 4 , ,I 5 f . 1 , ' -, 'I , 5 fx f L I af . a ' 4 W ,s 2 T , g -V tp , 1 x X f wr' . X1 x , 44 . I tv. 4, , -'x Q: N Q .'X3' ,Ex I ws' E KA-1 . , . A 14 -4 ,is C3Cg00fdI2JfE0dI'0f Lmd Hlgh School and Gym Back row O Lobe,I Sage E Phlllxps Front row T N Hardy E Weston, and W Franz A1 Laumer Coach Soclal Studxes, Blology and Jumor Advlsor Verna Lange Home Economlcs Guls P E , and F H A AdV1SOI Chfford Taylor Sclence, Mathemancs, and Freshman Advlsor fixur' If Mary Carney Enghsh Dramancs and Sophomore Advxsor Davld Jones Chorus and Band Carol Ropte Typlng Bookkeepxng and Annual Advlsor Edrth Weston Secretary and Clerk of School Board Ralph Brown Seruor Advlsor World Geography and Hrgh School Prmclpal Thomas Hardy Semor Advxsor Psychology, and Supermtendent Thomas Mott Seventh Grade Teacher and Drrvers Trarnrng Della Krehbrel E1ghth Grade Teacher and Washmgton History Wllllam Boldman Agnculture, General Shop and F F A Advxsor y7Z4G1I2fQI2CZf2CQ QFUICQ J 613012128 A COOKS MIKE OLMSTEAD ? Jarntor BUS DRIVERS HOMER REED Fxeld Custodlan 2,2011 i, mum Y roam, X-174, in-A Qx m, N N ber' gale' R uw ,. like A ' Mmm Q Yao ble SQ My 2 9 pr: Q 9+ Qfek X :W Q 1 ' Congratulatlons Sen1or s STLJDICD Makers of F1ne Portra1ts South 13 Howard Phone Mam 2821 Spokane Wash gmc! ez!! eww YOUR CAR Q f 0249612 Congratulatlons Sen1ors SWAQTQ TF-TCDTDTE CHEVROLET CO Lmd Washnmgton Phone OR 7 3491 ENAETQSON DRUG CENTER LEWIS I EMERSON Ph G Phone OR 7 3231 Your Health Is Our Bus 1nes s MW 2, ibvorzfe Best W1SheS Semors VV lvl H QODTE Cablnets F1xtures M111work Let Me Help Plan Your K1tchen Phone OR 7 3520 L1nd Washlngton LAST Mmurs 0. W 'I VV X fl N la 11'1- W3 Q Q LIND LEADER Pub11sh1ng Pr1nt1ng Off1ce Supp11es MAYNARD JENSEN Ed1tor and Pubhsher L1nd Washmgton OR 7 3291 I fp!-4' R r- - '. . . fp FD E 1 xi . . . f W ' i all n n O lFI1 S GOOD FOOD SELMA W U A MQQN 'au AIT ELECTRIC SHOP p Electric Heating , gg, ? 1 I '4 . . . Owner rg ' Electrical Wiring W estinghouse Appliances Zenith Radio and TV GATEWAY CAFE Sales and Service We Serve the Finest in Food. I , L- d W h. Lind, Washington in as ington The 1956 Annual Staff Wishes to Sincerely Thank Those People Who Have Helped Make Our Annual a Success Through Their Advertisements THANK YOU I SNEAD TQACTOQ AND IMDLENAENT CCD Caterpillar John Deere Calkins Moses Lake Phone RO 5 562.5 Lind - - - Phone OR-7-3431 F IVFEL. CHEVRON GAS surname STATION CIKIIII VN E TAKE BETTER CARE OF YOUR CAR Telephone OR 7 3452 STANDARD OIL CO smuonno J L HAYS Proprletor Telephone OR 7 3201 L1nd Washmgton The Year to F1x FDOTLATCH YATQDS Complete One Stop Serv1ce L1nd Wash1ngton ?MW SHOP Gladys and Erma Phone OR 7 3332 Llnd Wash1ngton E:fA1-4-LDTQDE3 HI POWER GAS STATION Phone OR 7 3363 L1nd Washlngton L-Zim! BARBER SHOP MILLARD MOWAT PTOpT1etOI L1nd Vkash1ngton T l.I ND MOTORS Ford and Mercury Sales and Servlce Llnd, W ashmgton I IV1 '5 I , S Lind, Washington I ' . '56 T A' on T C P' I L... OR 7 3441 L1nd Wash1ngton UINHON ELEVATOR 81 WAREHOUSE CO. Grain 1 ff Insurance Loans Real Estate Phone OR 7 3241 L1nd Wash1ngton 6120539 SURANCE 024 1 E 3 I - - , A! ! 1 QI :iz-ss. iii 5 2 I' iii 5 3 1' 1:1-1 :fs 1: 3 -me 555. :gill E I ,gE3gi'Z- .' Ziff- 4 563555 :ggg E :-.,.:.:.,,, .1ssm:aqf-ea ga-:- .3.,3.1... 'Z-Z-Z-?5:'5ii21,Q2i :-1-:-:3211 VE A5359 V w 4q,v 009' QW M I n.n.E TQ U rv on uf' '31 Phone OR 7 32.82 4 L1nd Wash1ngton Flowers for All Occaslons RIT ZVILLE FLOWER SHOP 4,77 in 3- .al R1tzv1lle 'flowew 704-fe W ashmgton T ele phone 3 0 0 Best Vhshes to the Class of '56 From AITQTJCDTQ I LANES R1tzv111e Washxngton Telephone 31 'I'-I-I E ZFZAQHICN 58+-IOTD R 1tZV1l1E W aslnngton Dresses Hats L1nger1e 51 7 w 14 Qwq QQmffZ'-dwfz Ag yi S TO VISIT Kam Valued THE mmm X WE 1. L.I New-om FRED C, BECK, Proprletor CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY Sportmg Goods P 1 Phone 284 O0 B1ll1ards L d, f h t R1tzv1l1e In M as Ing on W ashlngton Phone OR 7 3541 if ' . . .pf rf ' ' ,ff .ga xx I- f HARDWARE co. A - ml 3 l'.,,.,,uTlXx - - mg so 3,1 - V Q gg Ya . , . 2 1 ,. . . , I . 2 - . , le LIND CSTQANGE S LJDPLY CCD GENE SIT TON Mgr Massey Harms Sales and SCTVICC Shell NI-I3 and Aqua Farm Implements LXND GRANGE L1nd Wash1ngton Telephone OR 7 3571 .,,,N, I s nn 5 Plunnnm MQZW X CLEANERS Quahty C lean1ng s 'xg ERED F SCHWISO Phone 3 94 R 1tZV11lC W a slungton EATQNETT PLUMBING AND HEATING Z Wgyfmpgglh No Job Too B1g or Too Small JEVNLLER Jacuzzl Pumps Elgln Hamllton Jensen Pump Jacks Omega Watches Telephone OR 7 3561 R1tzv1lle Washnngton i O , . Im 1 V ' n N- ' 4 4 .9 ld v P1 SP. siX A 41 V , !L, . . . , . - - . . , . Best W1SheS to Each of You the L1nd Class of 1956 THE 1Qu'rZvu.1..E ZWMWMMA T I S STYLE CENTER OI' Dedlcated to Cornmunlty Servlce Men'S Ladles 1n L1nd Washtucna Chlldrems Wear Othello R1tzv11le and the Er1t1re Adams County Area Rltzvlue Washmgton Rltzvllle Washlngton Telephone 328 Telephone 2.0 J L1nd Branch gmfffz 4-was NATIQNAL Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatxon JOURNAL f am Kwzmfs a ma! Washmg Lubr1cat1on Phone OR 7 3522 and Llnd Wash1ngton M1nor Repa1rs 1'eC'1.'I'lCa--.L APPLIANCES Ll ND HARV ESTER SUPPLY nr w 1541 LT L1nd Wash1ngton and Apphances Better Buys 1n Clotlfung and Supphes Q Ph OR 7 3582 L1nd Wash1ngton Ei 4' 4-IAINS ,. V ' fm K4 VARIETY STORE Congratulahons to the Class of 1956 i TQITZVILLIE BRANCH W The o1d Natwnal Bank of Spokane ' ff 1 f R1tzv111e Washlngton Telephone 11 I 1 I 1 O -'15 fi -- .. Phone OR-7-3341 Hardware - Paint O . U U m Q' -'rx I l 1 'I q - - ni TOOI33 ' ' 'fl ro L- . ? 2 5.1 , I 4. , I X To the Lxnd H1gh School Class of '56 Young and Forward Look1ng You Hold Your Future 1n Your Hands We W1sh You the Utmost of Success mn the Years Ahead Th1s Message Comes to You From a Bank ln Ne1ghbor1ng R1tzv1l1e Organlzed 1U 1921 We Feel That We Also Are ' Young and Forward Look1ng Our S1ghts L1ke Yours Are Set on the Future QITZVILLE 3 I A1 1: BANK Member Federal DEPOSIT Insurance Corporat1on Telephone 44 61 Ps? QA NCH HARDV ARE MARSHALL WELLS Dealer Reglstered PETE TRAUTMAN Owner Aberdeen Angus Sportlng Goods G1ftware J R DAMON Warden Washmgton G 9 vxfe.-1:-3,651 ilzlib 6GL, -EIURE SUPER MARKET The Home of F1ne Furn1sh1ngs B1g Enough to Serve You We Carry Nothuqg but the Small Enough to Know You F1nest L1ne of Furmshmgs Warden Vlfashlngton Rxtzvllle Washlngton Telephone 4131 5 -r1:2Au1-MAN X . . , ' ' 77cfn0wQ0912:ze12f We the Annual Staff, extend a heartfelt thanks to those who have encouraged and asslsted us IH the preparanon of th1s annual Our apprecxatxon especrally goes to Mrs Ropte for her understandmg guldance and co operatxon wma Background for a good mme Prcmc at Flsh and W11I1ams Lakes i i W I feel the wmds of God today If hope but hght the Water s crest Today my saxl I hft, And Chrlst my Barque w111 use Though heavy oft wlth drenchmg spray I L1 seek the seas at Hls behest And torn w1th many a nft And dare another CIUISC Author Unknown D ' l I ' 9 ' I - I 1 7 in ,, kk I il . 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