Sprague High School - Viking Yearbook (Sprague, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1959 volume:

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Suzie Nihoul Faculty Editor ..... . . Bobbin Culbertson Art Editor ..... .... J aci Carlson Activities Editor .... . . . Melette Jones Sports Editor ....... ..... J im Giffing Assistant Sports Editor. . . Wendell McMinimy Grade Editor ........ ..... J udy Smith Snapshot Editor ....... . . Frank Steiner Assistant Snapshot Editor. . . . . Marlene Sumpter Tn-ns PAGE IS SPONSORED av CRUM BROTHERS TEXACO SERVICE :Zim Admini tration Jkxxwvl .Q nk?'N,.k A , X . :ww 'F ff, ff A' .., , ',Q x 1 ,.M,, . fl A , n ,n,,,.w-1 -, Aw wmikjlg 4..,.,Auur NM M f 'M' 'WL W' I ,.Rx4 A , ' MW' Ai mfg ,F ,t f , f jl upcrznlcudeul I MR FRED CULBERTSON f f J X .15 -tif. Secretary Heard of 5dumt10f1 Board of Educatlon Dlstrlct 1128 D1rector D1str1ct No Gllbert Peterson Dlrector D1str1ct No Ralph Shlrr Dlrector D1str1ct No Clara Me1v111e H .-A' Dlrector D1str1ct No Ruby Smlth Dlrector D1str1ct No 5 Stan Coffman Secretary Letha Nlhoul MR.S LETHA NIHOUL THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED BY DR WENDEL SWEET., RlTzvlL.L.E WASHINGTON Q ...Q-nick' Y- -- V A if Eg- hgh' :K5 NQi:' Q1 x ., ip fz,f4:,f 'X . g 4' 7 Vuiff sr 4: f , ll -V J il ll Vg- - . w Ill 1.1 4 T -V3 H . ll -.5 lgiQ . . . . . 1 . . . . ' 2 . . . . . 3 . , V . . . . 4 . ' ' ' K ' , f lr . 1 I 4 MR. 0, K. PALMER High School Principal MR. ELWOOD WIDMER Music, Typing, Shop MRS, MARGIE SCHILLING MR. LEE INSKO English, Home Ec., P.E, Coach, General Science, Chemistry, Algebra MRS. SE LDE Kindergarten Grade MRS. CALLENDAR 3rd and 4th grades MRS. LEMONNIER lst and 2nd grades MRS. FOX 5th and 6th grades Teachers MR. CALLENDAR 7th and 8th grades Qanfball Squad 4, 2341 Front row left to r1ght D1ck Bogle Randy Behrens M1ke Jennmgs George Hoffman Chuck Scarlett Second row R1Cky Bonk D1ck M11ler J1m Balfe Jerry Lee Buddy Carlson Steve Culbertson Gary Henson Dean Doerschlag Jan Jones Tlurd row Coach Insko Lonn1e Henson Kon Lamparter Joel Cramer Davld Hoff Wendell McM1n1my J1m Glffmg Larry Becker Charl1e H111 Lacklng exper1ence the V1k1ngs surpr1sed all the townspeople and teams 1n the county by f1n1sh1ng the season Wlth a 4 3 1 record The large Plummer Idaho team came to the V1k1ng f1eld the f1rst game of the season After a hard fought game the score ended m a 20 20 deadlock The V1k1ngs met w1th a httle hard luck when they went to meet the b1g lI1d13.l'l.S from Rear dan The V1k1ngs ended up on the short end of a 33 0 score Creston V'lS1t8d the Vlk1I1gS for the next game, Wh1Ch proved to be the most exc1t1ng game of the season Creston lead 14 0 1n the f1rst 3 mlnutes The never say d1e V1kl.l1gS came back to w1n the game 26 20 The V1k1ngs journeyed to Alm1ra, where they aga1n won 25 6 A strong Harr1ngton team defeated the V1k1l'1gS 54 33, Wlth many of our younger players lookmg real sharp. Homecommg was the next week end, and the Washtucna W1ldcats came to the Sprague fleld. Desp1te pour1ng down ram, the V1k1ngs won 13 O. The Fa1rf1eld squad, a large Spokane County Team, came to Sprague and the V1klI1gS aga1n won 25 6. Although the Sprague squad played very well, the End1cott W1ldcats defeated the V1k1ngs 42 25. At the end of the season, Charl1e H111 was selected to the B1 County All Star team. Joel Cramer and Dean Doerschlag were named on the honorable ment1on squad. Next year should be a b1g year for the V1k1ngs, vv1th 7 returnmg lettermen, and 6 others who galned valuable expemence th1s year. THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED Sv CULLIGANS CHEVRON SERVICE K 5, L at 1,5 , I M M ,,,l T 4 ui , A 4 an R -. g 'avg y wx l 3 A 3 V , W H 1 Y y . 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I . - I 0 Co-Captains Qaatball I 95 8 WENDELL and LONNIE 'rr-ns PAGE ns sponsonso ev DR LLOYD HAIGHT R1'rzvu..l.E WASHINGTON Home ommg ,aw 12 1958 The HOIT1CCOl'I1lI'1gf0StlXlt1E,S were held thls year on October 17 and 19 The week end started off 1n a b1g wax wlth the bon flre and welner roast on Fl'lLle1X tht llth belng spon sored bx the Slgma Club -X roarlng fxre w 1'-. bu1lt at the west end of tht football fleld Followxng the serpentlnc of hlgh school stu dents and alumn1 through the streets of Sprague the enthuS1ast1c pep rally and school songs were led by the Cheerleaders and sex eral pep talks were glven bt the Coach Insko and the football captam VK endell McM1n1mx Coach Inske also announced the Homecoming Queen Judx bm 1th to F0120 ox er the Homecoming Xetlxltlts for the week end 1nd Dean Doer schlag., is Mr louchdown -Xfter a teast of hot dogs and wlth SI'l1OlxLlA1llQll ues students and team 1 eturned home dttel mxned to Wm baturdax s game Elex en o clock on Sattu dax mornmg saw '1 bubblmg group of S H S students agaxn as sem mled at the h1gh school thts txme for fn other pep rallx ind 1 p xx tde XX 1th the htnc 1n umform md horns tuntd plus the usual ll ru of brxghtlx dtcol ttenl e us the 2.,Z1lllL1lIH,, 1DlOLLLllLQl to the downtoxx n stretts H IC tl e band plax ed sex Ol al marches tnd more xells vtele UXLI1 the fax or1te ljblllf 1 chant Beat Tucna Gtme txme came at 2 00 elmld a drenchmg downpoul of ram But the N llx1I1gS were not to be dlscouraged Followlng the erowmng of Quetn Judx and Mr Touchdown Dean thex xxtnt on to fl ht 1 muddx battlt doxxnm XX rsh tucna 1.3 O The Xlumm Banquet was htld 1n the grade school at G 30 mth 'IDDTOXIIN tttlx 130 tn attendance lhe ClLl1ClOl1S ham dlnner w ts prepared bx the Lutheran Lad1es -X1Cl9 and serx ed bx the Delta Club After dxnner each class present was mtroduced wlth the class of 1919 as guests of tht alumm Queen Judv welcomed ex erx one to our alumnl aetnxtles and wtshed them a hippx week end The gut st speal er of the exenlng was Rex Carl M lu The followtn offtcers were elected for the eommgs xear Pres fed Bonk N Pres XX alt Rehn Sec M lrla Jo Slechta and Treas Maureen Bourne Followxng the banquet a dance was sponsored bx the Delta Club Thxs xear s theme was Fall Fantasy The gym was clexerly decor ated w1th l1fes1ze drawlngb of elfs and IJIXIQS Gold and stlver spraved maple leax es adorned the slde hamsters and stage A false cellxng was created bx hanglng SITIIJS of orange wellow green and brown crepe paper from the center of the cexlmg to the balcom Fall Fantasx was spelled out across the curtam IH large s1lxer letters Lloyd Halhday furmshed the rnusxc for the dancers The actn mes comlng to a close were enjoved bt all and ex eryone had a full and complete week end O - 5' 5 'fy 5 ' - 5 ., 5 5 ' 5 5 45 5 ' 5 '5 ' - ' 5 11 ' f e 1 , 5 .. 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Xe 1 f 3 ,I ' x' fi' W Tri? xx 7 , ff S L ' 1 I X. 4- 'l+ 5 ,V at Q, 4 , ,K 0 v 'JZ 91.294 THIS PAGE 3 S' D fa 'f 6, , QYAN5 T Qc LJ: ONSORED BY I .Jf ' Q ' fgf:1U,'Ixf1,x aw . , x If , 1525.5 Eg Z ' 5 K I Id, . 0 HOLLOWAY SHELL SERVICE 40 indent Eaunczl The f1rst major project undertaken by the Associated Students was the annual maga zine sale But, due to lack of interest, this project was not too successful It was decided that a plan must be devised to further the mterest 1n this money making pro ject This year was the year for the bi annual carnival, which was held on November 24 This proved to be quite successful, and a sizeable amount of money was turned over to the student body officers Officers for the first semester were: President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Ass 't Treasurer Representatives Melette Jones Judy Smith JoLa.ne Bewick Marilyn Palmer Tom Fox Marlene Sumpter Kon Lamparter Gary Henson David Hoff 'rn-us PAGE IS sPoNsoRED av SMlTH'S JEWELERS, cl-QENEY WASHINGTON 146-1 Royalty I D X 5 0 I VN'-'JK ...Q air B?-dr '? 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J, V Y N Qi ,K X WN Zvfw MLY' , P , 9- x i:,wJ f' X' , Sf A N Q AV' N sfl. - ' ' 5 ,iw V, A Ji - ,QA 3'fQ?Q,' A M 7 Mi? ' Q f-I ' , K- 41 e. nz. Az- ' Q M Wig f , nv' f 151' ' if fir ' if N W V . W J Left to right: Ricky Bonk, David Hoff, Wendell McMinimy, Joel Cramer, Steve Culbertson, Kon Lamparter, Coach Lee Inskog Charlie Hill, Gary Henson, John Steiner, Jan Jones, Charlie Scar- lett, Norman Kassman. Basketball Squad The Sprague Vikings began the season with 2 returning lettermen, Charlie Hill and Dean Doerschlag. Before the season was over, we had established a reputation as a young team one which the other Bi-County teams had better watch for the next few years. Our season's record wasn't too impressive, winning 6 and losing 14. However, there is more to this record than meets the eye. We played 11 ball games that were deiced by 1 or 2 points. We won 5 of these games. Seven games were lost by a total of 18 points, including the Ritzville game, which the Vikings lost by 5 points. Ritzville ended the sea- son as Northeast District Champions. The Vikings took the customary 3rd place in the Reardan tournament played during Christmas vacation. The Junior Varsity had a rather poor season, winning 4 and losing 11. Many players gained much valuable experience by playing with this squad this year. The honorary captain elected by his fellow team mates was Wendell McMinimy. Sopho- more Steve Culbertson was the season's high scorer. Charlie Hill was again honored by being chosen on the All-Conference Honorable Mention team. There will be 5 returning lettermen for the Vikings next year, plus some players lost by ineligibility. We look forward to having a more experienced and a winning team next season. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY SPRAGUE GARAGE SUPPLY Just A Little Higher, Joel Make That Basket Entertainment Plus Another Two Points Our Coach?? ??? THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED BY RATCLIFFE CO. , CHENEY, WASHINGTON Get That Ball 'aw is The G A A was very actxve th1s year, espe c1a1Iy 1n basketball They played agamst several teams and managed to wm all but one game Base ball was glayed IH the spring and we also partici pated in the Minor Sports Tournament at Lind First Semester President Vice Presndent Secretary Treasurer PM Keeper Second Semester President e J Vice President Secretary TreasLug1er glomt 'Keeper Offrcers THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY Jackxe Carlson Patti Palmer Kathie Smith Elaine Anderson Margw Palasma Jackie Carlson Aleta Anderson Marilyn Palmer Laura Kasgq,nen X Mgggie 0 -I 441 PFANNS PHARMACY R1'rzvu.l.E WASHINGTON Student num! vi -9 P W 14 X STUDIN 1' Cunnan. Front row left to r1ght Patt1 Palmer Katlue Smith Melette Jones Jacx Carlson Marg1e Palasma Standmg Dean Doerschlag Steve Culbertson Davld Hoff Tom Fox Mr Palmer Several major ISSUES came m front of the student COllI1C11 the second semester The one whlch w1ll affect the students the most 1S an amendment to the constltutlon statmg that stu dent body off1cers must have a C average or above The blggest project undertaken was the refreshment stand for the horse show May 30 31 the horse show was held at Sprague Lake The Student Body helped the g10llI1dS crew and also had complete charge of the concess1on stand In order to keep the rollerskatmg program gomg the student body purchased two loud speakers and other equlpment from Mr Culbertson Much cred1t goes to our eff1c1ent pres1dent, Melette Jones, for the orgamzmg ab1l1ty she has d1splayed tlus year Offzcers Pres1dent Melette Jones Vlce Pres1dent Pattl Palmer Secretary JHCI Carlson Treasurer Kath1e Sm1th Asslstant Treasul er .Marg1e Palasma THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED BY EDGETT BROTHERS CHENEY WASHINGTON 31 f I , Q - . ,Z ,N 'YN 5 .ij t. ,, I S so 'i A - i 16 6, K A E X 7 l Xe y ' l ,ff K W ns uf I- , 1.1 f T - ' ' ' I 1 P U ' ' i I . . , , D , . , . . 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Hhorus The 25 members of the H, S, chorus has another eventful year. The event that was probably the most educating was the trip to Odessa where wc attended the Massed Band and Chorus festival, directed by Mr. Wayne Hertz, The purposes of the chorus are numerous The chorus tried to provide an education in the rudiments and appreciation of the dif- ferent types of music. We made 3 major appearances this year. The Spring Concert, presented May 15, and the special numbers presented at Baccalau- reate and Commencement. X , ,,Off Front row, left to right: Suzie Nihoul, Patti Palmer, Aleta Anderson, JoLane Bewick, Diane Coffman, Elaine Anderson, Marlene Sumpter, Rudy Behrens, David Hoff. Second row: Mike Mielke, Charlie Hill, Marilyn Palmer, Kathie Smith, Eddie Carter, Steve Culbertson. Stand ing: Margie Palasma, Deanna Snider, Linda Clark, Mr. Widmer, flzyh Salma! Baud Fifteen high school students and eight 6th, 7th, and 8th graders made up our band for this year. It was a rewarding experience for all of us as we provided entertainment Qin- deedlj for all the home football and basketball games. In addition to playing at athletic events, the band made two other appearances, the Spring Concert, May 15, and at Commencement. This was not only a new and challenging experience for some of our younger students, but was likewise for our director. --Written by Mr. Widmer, Band Director Tl-ns PAGE IS SPONSORED sv DR, C,G. SMICK, Rl'rzvn.l.E, WASHINGTON 37 tibia seg V' J' 'QSO .clzlglffgx ,A 1.-.--if , X 1 f 1 The House Of Vengeance ,I 3' 7 o QQ Q93 P-ik v I Feeding Their Faces Horse Show Gettem Cowboy Baccalaureate f' I ' QSM-A Declamation Contest I SPONSORED BY THE SWEET SHOP FK xx QR suv tj-f Front row left to right Bobby Bewick Carl McM1n1my Mike Mielke Roy Hoffman Second rovf Randy Behrens Dick Miller George Hoffman Charlie H111 Norman Kassrnan Jim Balfe Charlie Scarlett Third row Ricky Bonk Buddy Carlson David Hoff Wendell McM1n1n1y Joel Cramer Steve Culbertson Coach Insllo Hascball Squad The baseball team had a winning season this year wmdmg up mth a 6 4 record Be ginnmg the season xx 1th only a few lettermen the Vikings impiowed then hitting and field ing ability and came thiougn with flying colors Woil ing the mound foi the Vikings were Wendell Mclklinimy Chai 11e H111, and Buddy Cai lson At the end of the season, Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague Sprague 7 18 18 341 10' S 13 4' League Games Smsan Hazard THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED BY SAFEWAY STORE, 9 boys were awarded letters for their efforts Medical Lake Medical Lakl. Odessa Lamont 2 Washtucna 0 19 10 Reardan Ritzville Harrington 2 Lamont 6 Reardan 8 RITZVI LLE , WASHINGTON - at 'H-gba A A: A I I , fm. ' V M. M eww' ' 22,2 Hr f. U , , - , L :r A-F 2 2 V, as if fd' 1 1 ,N X M X P ' l . ' Ehfibi-' . A f fa,-ur P get cf '- to P ' 'Q Qlvvvwvt- . v' ' Y: M ' ' ' 'i as-:K A sf Y V f- iff . ' : J C l f . K R. .F . ta .. . V - J' Front row, left to right: Marlene Sumpter, Gary Henson, Pat Palmer, Mike Jennings. Second row: Kathie Smith, Marilyn Palmer, Jaei Carlson, Kon Lamparter, Tom Fox. Cahn! Umm The tennis team laretl pretty well this year, losing only one match to Ritzville. Gary Henson and Patti Palmer took the Bi-County Mixed Doubles championship but were rlefeatecl by Marcus in the district meet. The girls doubles team, Jaei Carlson and Marilyn Palmer, won four matches anal lost two, one of these to the bi-county champions. Kon Lampartcr and Tom Fox, the boys doubles team, showed great potential but, because of lack of experience, their record didn't show their true abilities. Marlene Sumpter, Kathie Smith, and Mike Jennings, all singles players, showed much improvement during the season., Losing only the girls doubles and singles, the tennis team should do equally well next year. THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED Sv BURCHETTS STUDIO, SPOKANE, WASHINGTON 40 9 z ...-. 'x ' A J!! 7 - , A+' 'L A ' , 4. l A it . 4, f. JJ ' Wdkihi All Northwest Choir Music 111 May Delta Club Pres Girls' State Arion Award Tennis A11 High Play Annual Editor Student Council A S B Treasurer Prom Queen Music is one of the most magnificent and delightful presence God has given us Luther MARILYN PALMER 1:03 - ' x' 1 f WX -x 9154? 11. 14 - , . . age: . if. J, High '1 L1 0. 4- 'x I 4. If . Y . 'Q' :Ein A., 5-. in -fgk ,-X -ACE, F It . Q 9 V K I Transfer from Lake Washington 3 Q Class Treas. 3 Choir 3,4 A11 High Play 4 Girls' State 3 G. A, A, 3 Declamation Contest 4 Annual Staff 3,4 handwriting . Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful. Beatuy is God's Emerson BOBBIN CULBERTSON SPONSORED BY KONS MACHINE SHOP .K 1 I fs el 1, .J 'U INR, I TD Cheerleader 3, 4 Annual staff 2, 3, 4 Class Sec. 1, 2 Delta Club Pres. 4 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 How many fathom deep I am in love. ---Shakespere JUDY SMITH G, A, A, Pres. 4 Class V. P. 3 Class Sec. 1 Cheerleader 2, 3 Delta Club Treasurer 2 A, S, B, SeC. 4 TeIlIliS ls 2,4 Delta Club 1, 2, 3.4 Annual Staff 2. 3,4 Chorus L2, 3,4 I see lady, the Gentleman is not in your books. ---Shakespere .IACI CARLSON Homecoming Queen 4 Arion Award 3 Bi-County solo 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Music-in-May 4 Transfer from St. Euphrasia 4 Band 4 Choir 4 Tennis 4 G. A. 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P. 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1,4 Annual 2, 3, 4 Council 1, 2, 3,4 Class Pres. 2 All High Play 2, 3, 4 A horse, A horse, My kingdom for a horse. ---Shakespere MELETTE JONES sigma 1, 2, 3,4 Class Pres. 2, 3, 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Football 1, 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2, 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Sigma V. P. 3 Sigma Sec. 3,4 A, S. B, Assistant Treas. 3, 4 A, S, B. V. P. 3 The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. SPONSORED BY OLD NATIONAL BANK 44 Gibbon TOM FOX x!'Ns f. 04 ,- gif . 1 ,BM , xl ,r ', l1-. Z, A--f S g .,5. Jgf. ' .ax ,g X' , f ,'i 3 ,nf , I ,gg .ly lg 2 K1 ,J NL. A Q - , Y .V .-s.'x T w',Q. me K S 'sf Buck row: Fred Hill, Rex Lowman, Giffing, Kenneth Mottley, Gary Cook, Bob DllW61'ltZ, Larry Lee, Dean Stolp, Lonnie Henson. Second row: Dixie Lownuin, Frances Bogle, Joan Bishop, Melottc Jones, Carol Hancock, Judy Frerichs, Murcia Melville, YQ EQ, Q1-clxSmith. Front row: Chuck Ackerman, , Roger Jirava, Larry Coffman, Christie Burrill, '?'?, ??, Deanna Stolp. 8 my I 4 ,. 5 - x- A S ' .Wg ie-'-Q 1 rx THIS PAGE :S SPONSORED BY BUCHSERS APPAREL bf Front row left to rlght Melette Jones Val Hoff Judy Smlth Back row Lonme Henson Jun Glfflng 'Iom Fox I2 lfmrs Cogcfhcr Scumr 611155 Offzccrs lst Semester 2nd Semester Tom Fox Pres1dent Val Hoff Val Hoff V108 Pres1dent Wendell McM1n1my Jael Carlson Secretary Treasurer Marlene Sumpter Marlene Sumpter Representatwe Tom Fox Class Flower Whlte Carnatlon Class Colors Turquo1se and Black The act1v1t1es of the Seruor Class have been rather l1m1ted thls year 1n order to devote more tune to the annual However, they have not been entlrely 1dle, for they have lent the1r tune and talent to many of the underclassmen and the1r act1v1t1es They were not to be held down however sponsor mg several nuxers and a car wash. 'rr-ns PAGE IS SPONSORED BY FLOWERS MOTOR MOTEL Class Motto-- Out of the harbor, into the sea. JC- 38 'E' 7 J ront row left to right Marlene Sumpter Marilyn Palmer Judy Smith Bobbin Culbertson Melette Jones Mr Palmer Advisor Back row Val Hoff Lonnie Henson Jim Giffing Wendell McMinimy Tom Fox Jaci Carlson Zlass Will We the Seniors of Sprague High School in this nineteen hundred and fifty ninth year of our Lord being of sound mind, do acquiesce to the following Will and Testament I Tom Fox, will my bad eye to the shop class providing they keep it away from the table saw I also will my makeup work to anyone interested I, Melette Jones, will all my diet books to Marge providing she discards them after the first try I Wendell McMinimy will all my addresses to Ricky Bonk and hope he retains my title of being a Ladykiller ' I, Judy Smith, will to my cousin Kathie, my size 5 1X2 shoes 'cause Iknow that she can't wear them. I, Jaci Carlson will my muscular legs to Mike Jennings so they may lead him to undoubted vic- tory, especially in catching the girls. I, Val Hoff, being noted as a dumb blond, will my deep tenor voice to Randy Behrens and hope he can keep it on key better than I did. I, Bobbin Culbertson, will my ' ginchy hair ribbons to any boy who doesn't get his hair cut reg- ularly. I, Jim Giffing, will my superb physique to Charlie Scarlett and my boatsized shoes to Coach to go fishing in. I, Marilyn Palmer, being of sound mind and body, will my arguing ability to Marge in hopes she can keep the Coach on his toes. I, Marlene Sumpter, will my ability to talk to Linda Clark because I feel she doesn't exercise her mouth enough. As members of the mighty class of 59 we wish to leave a few of our traits and popular charac- teristics behind. To Kon, our sunflower seeds and American Observers fHurrahj To the Juniors, the hard task of filling our shoes To the Sophomores, the determination to put on a good Prom To the Frosh, our brilliant ideas for having parties and making money To SHS, our laughing voices and tramping feet. 48 When We Were young JJC Q., -if Gas Pedal Waffles ' Ace Smitty l, S 1 , -Nj :Sai-V 2 - 7 'i - 1 ' W' - 'WAW' ' 93 ' Tee Dee I Ax ' Q gl' ' , I -'51 'af ', A , , , . -' -H . an .v ,W , . . .U ,y ff, ,wi S' , 'f H A f - Q SLmnie' 'vMac'v THIS PAGE I5 SPONSORED BY RITZVILLE DRUGS R i . , ' Hmm, 2 my 5,1103 UQ gcgnof gsaccapufwafa Sunday, May 24, 1959 Processional Largo Handel . . Ruth Knigge Invocation ..... Rev. Robert Parker Scripture Reading--lst Cor., Chapt 2 . Rev. Robert Parker Solo Ycu'll Never Walk Alone . Patti Palmer Baccalaureate Address , . . Rev. Arthor Matzke UA Safe Voyage Chorus ..... High School Chorus l May Never Pass This Way Again Sing On, Sing On -- Solo ludy Smith Elwood Widmer, Director Marilyn Palmer, Accompanist Benediction . . . Rev. Robert Parker Recessional ...... Ruth Knigge March from Athalia -- Mendolssotin 'ri-us PAGE is SPONSORED BY BUCHERS is 1113412 Scgone mancemenf Tuesday, May 26 1959 Processional Pomp and Invocation Salutatorian Address We the People Valedictorian Address The Presentation of Speaker Commencement Address 'Halls of Ivy -- So o Presentation of Award Presentation of Class Awarding of Diplomas Benediction . . . Circumstances Band Rev Robert Parker Bcbbin Sue Culbertson One Life High Schcol Chorus Marilyn Palmer Square Lite Mr Fred Culbertson Supt of Schools Dr lames Forrester Vice Pres. of Development Whitworth College ludy Smith . . Class ot1959 . . . Mr. O. K. Palmer High Sclnool Principal . . Mr. Fred Culbertson Supt. of Schools . . . Mr. Stan Coffman Chairman Board ot Directors . . Rev. Arthor Matzke Recessional Recessional . .... Band Elwood Widrner, Band and Chorus Director gr t 15 ,ir 'Sarge it Q H Grades 'N ff' Y, ,, N an 1 i ,gummy pillelnbag, :-lg. I-0' x Fl. BNN? Front row, left to right: Janet Smith, Marla Emmington. Second row: Bobby Bewick, Roger Cramer, Rex Harder, Wilbert Kassman, Eddie Carter, Duane Lux, Richie Duncan. Third row: Diane East- man, Delores Griffith, Deanna Snider, Susan Curtis, Becky Baxter, Marion Palasma, Beth Smith. Fourth row: Ronnie Becker, Craig Yonka, Carl McMinimy, Mike Mielke, Mark Bogle, Rudy Beh- rens, Roy Hoffman, Teacher Mr. Callendar. The 7th Sz 8th grade class had several enjoyable class parties throughout the year. One of the highlights of the year was an all day field trip through Fairchild A. F. Base. There were 23 students in the class this year, eight of which graduated from the 8th grade. The year was ended with an all day picnic at the Nat Park in Spokane. During the year, Eddie Webster was here for several months and Patti Gau became a regular student. We received certificates for selling magazines and Bluebirds. We have had an enjoyable year. There were 11 students in the 3rd grade and 11 in the 4th grade too this year. One of the highlights of the year was when everyone learned to square dance. Pioneers were studies in social studies, and a program was given for the parents. Twenty ni.ne of us took part in the outstanding activities of our room which were dino- saurs, farm and pasteurization of milk, transportation, birds, Eskimos, magnets, Super Circus, health and safety. This year was fun for everyone. This years Big K kindergarten class had seventeen members enrolled. We had the following activities to keep us busy, dancing, poems, stories, music, art, puzzles, dra- matics and creative activities. Graduation exercises were held on May 29, 1959, followed by a picnic lunch with our mothers. THIS PAGE is SPONSORED BY GARNERS FOOD CENTER G go 6053 86201111 O -1 96 gpg? Ike Ok ef 0 x el 1 MSI U30 Z' 031 ,DMX 951' Pa Oke X5 W y If le x GQ 10 O06 Qi ot R0 Q' 90 Be of 09 af' e 8 0 swag go 1- O ack 5 Ona Grade Basketball a OW The Grade School Basketball team had a successful year under the coaching of Rev Bob Parker High point man for the season was Roy Hoffman, Wlth Bobby Bewick second and Carl McM1n1my th1rd Some of the high points of the season were the Sprague grade school tournament at which they took 4th place the Edwall tournament, when they placed 2nd and victory over Odessa The A squad won eight games and lost eight while the B squad won S1X and lost four The season closed with a basketball banquet after which there was a Father-Son basket- ball game. Opponent Lamont Lind Odessa E dwall Amber Edwall Lind Lamont Lakeland Village Amber Ewan Ewan Odessa Lind Amber SEASON RECORD Sprague High Point Man Mike Mielke Bobby Bewick Roy Hoffman Bob Bewick Sz Carl McMinimy Bobby Bewick Mike Mielke Roy Hoffman Roy Hoffman Roy Hoffman Mike Mielke 11 16 39 15 25 27 25 35 23 21 25 23 28 25 Sz Bob Bewick Carl Mc Minimy 29 20 THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY WHITMAN'S '73' 5'z1uad Front row left to r1ght Dav1d M1l1er R1ch1e Duncan J1m H111 B111y Kassrnau Back row W11bert Kass man Cralg Yohnka Roger Cramer Eddle Carter XXW 'Q 't as fl X 'J' Doo Sth Grade Eommeuccmeul The 8th grade graduatxon was held May 29 1959, 1n the grade school mulupurpose room The GXSFCISGS opened w1th the 1nvocat1on glven by Rev Robert D Parker A Salutatorlan address was g1ven by Carl McM1n1my Bobby Bewlck gave the h1story of the graduatmg class M1ke Mlelke gave the class W111, and Rudy Behrens gave the prophecy A mus1cal number was glven by the grade school chorus who sang 'The Halls Of Ivy Also Rudy Behrens played a trumpet solo 'You Can't Be True Dear The Valed1ctor1an Address was gwen by Deanna Sn1der Mr Mark Callendar, grade school prlnolpal, gave the Pr1nc1pal s Address and the Presentatxon of the class of '63, to Mrs Ruby Smlth who awarded the stu dents the1r dlplomas The Bened1ct1on was glven by Rev Robert D Parker 'rl-us PAGE IS SPONSORED BY SPRAGUE GRAIN GROWERS INC 54 , . Z . . ' . . , . , . . 1 . - Y . Y I ' S f El f N -- A i' SO . i l i : , I l I lg 2 n s - ' I 2 lwmgmxix f'- M' X fufrhl If , . , , ,, , - f ,, 'M 1 w W H ' ' . .u ff . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . . . Y VY , . v . wr ' ' - . . A . . - - I . . . l - -1 . . I . . - Y I C O , . 4-9-aww?-W 7 -- .ii......... ti .... kg , . . - A I 1 I , I Q. l v x - ' H c. 4' ' A -- ., vi I v ft vm '.- an 1 I .. IQ' M ll- ' 1 X ,113 I. . ng lp X -6' . ,T il 'mi I 4, , . ,,i.3Wf:J : First row, left to right: David Miller, Terry Brown, Marcus Jarvis, Terry Wadkins, Billy Kassnian, Jim Palasma, Tommy Carter. Second row: Corine Hill, Cheryl Duncan, Mary Ellen Duran, Judy Beherns, Jean Simmons, Mary Ann Bogle, Sherry Flowers, Patti Curtis. Third row: Tim Nihoul, Terry Bonk, Jim Hi Ritchie Despain, James Young, Gary Carlson, George Jarvis, Gary Stephens, Tom Nihoul, Teacher Mrs. Fox. fa ga , f 'N x First row, left to right: Larry Scoles, Wayne Scroggie, Linda Brown, Virginia Harder, Dan Steward, Dan Miller. Second row: Iona Kintschi, Janelle Smith, Judy Vold, Terry Clark, Ann Stromberger, Tedi Bonk, Gale Yonker, Janet Hall. Third row: Dan Bonk, Jack Wadkins, Randy Hollaway, Douglas Simmons, Jim Anderson, Randy Carlson, Teacher Mrs. Callender. Not Shown: Donna Smith and Marsha Gau. 55 ,q ,, Kammmccmenf Swrcises ALQMQ r W ? Q V xv f ,- W xv K I fi xii X Oh We Love The Halls Of Ivy The Square Life Marilyn Palmer Your Values Are Your Life Dr. James Forrestor One Life THIS PAGE ns SPONSORED BY LUDTKE AND JONES Bobbin Culbertson Wi e L ig a I -LV - -vC?'Lf?k :',K A ' I 1 Q Q 9 1. ,fx THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY EDGREN AND COX 58 wwf vX'XN ' n -fn Hn '-BNC. xx- QQ wmmx --...R X dX'X I!'5'5 9 Q J :TN 3 Advertising - ' WH. . 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