Wilbur High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Wilbur, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

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Principal Attended Linfield College, University of Oregon, Rocky Mountain College, University of Washing ton, and University of Montana, B. S. Degree, Master of Education, Art, and Civics. Senior Class Advisor GALE K, SIEGEL Attended Gonzaga University, Washing- ton State, and East- em Washington Col- lege of Education. B. A. Degree , Geometry, Ad, Math, Health, Gen. Math, Driver Training, Base ball, Annual MRS. LYLIA MILLER Attended Washington State College, Univer- sity of Chicago, and University of Wash- ington, B, A, Degree. English, Typing, Journalism, U.S. History, Book- keeping, MRS. MARGARET WALDO Attended Eastem Washington College of Education, Uni- versity of California. University of Wash- ington, and did under graduate work at Washington State College. Home Ec, World Affairs MR. KENNETH CARVEY Attended Eastem Washington College of Education, B. A. and Ed. Degree. B and,Chorus, Typ- ing, Tennis, Junior Class Advisor. Q , ii if: HERB I. BARRY Attended Idaho State College. University of New Mexico, University of Idaho, B. S. and M. S. Degree. Physics, General Science, Chemistry, Algebra, Biology. Freshman Class Advisor. LANDY JAMES Attended Washington State College. B. S. Degree in Physical Education, U.S. History,Wash- ington State History, Boys P.E. Football, Basketball. Sopho- more Class Advisor. -,Y ,MQ xii' .. R -ff is , ' 95' , .:. . 5 , -ffUiS:' 12. 5, 'ff SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John McKay, Erling jurgensen, Alfred Bodeau, Ron Baer, Franklin Hudkins, LORETTA M, ALEXANDER Girls' League I,2,3,4, Girls' League Rep. 2, Class Sec. 3, Class Sec. 4, Chorus 2. JANE LORRAINE ANDERSEN Class Pres. I, Girls' League I,2,3,4, Girls' League Sec. 3, Girls' League Rep, 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pep Club Sec, 2, Pep Club Vice Pres. 3, Pep Club Pres. 4, Annual 3.4. Band I,2,3,4, Pep Band 2, Chorus I,2, Sage 4, Gale Stormgay in Senior Play. Student Body Treas. 4 Salutatorian, ANN WARDINE DRAPER Class Treas. I, 2, Girls' League l,2,3,4, Girls' League Rep. I, Pep Band I,2, Pep Band Pres. 2, Band I,2,CI38S Pres. 2, Girls' League Pres. 4, Tennis 3.Yell Leader 4, Pep Club 4, Sax, Quartet 2, Ginger Stormgay in Senior Play. Chorus I,2, RICHARD EDWARD DREGER Tennis I, Baseball 2, 3, Boys' Service I,2, W Club 3,4, F.F.A. 2,3,4, F.F. A. Sec. 3,4,Chorus 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 2, Mr. Bradshaw in Senior Play, DARRYL K, EMERSON Chorus I,2, Football 2, Basketball I,2,3, 4, W Club 2,3,4, Tennis 3,4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Class Vice Pres. 4. DANNY C. ERICKSON Class Vice Pres. I, Class Treas. I, Ser- vice Club I, Class Pres. 3, Band I,An- nual 2, 3,4, Sage Ed. 3, Sage 3,4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3,4, Student Body Pres. 4, Jeff Hall in Senior Play, Valedictorian. SANDRA SUE DARE Class Sec,I,Major- ette 3,Chorus I,2, 3,4, Girls' League I, 2,3,4, Sage Staff 3,4,ASSI, , Ed. 4, Sage Ed. 4, Tennis 3,4, Office 4, Prop. for Senior Play. DEANNA DARLENE HUME Girls' League I,2, 3.4, Girls' League Rep. I, Girls' League Vice Pres,4, Class Treas. 4,Sage 4, Pep Band 2,Band I, 2, Chorus I, 2, Sax. Quartette I,2, Ghost in Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN KRAUSE Class Pres. I,Class Treas. 2,Student Body Vice Pres. 3, Student Body Sec. 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Girls'LeagueTreas. 2, Annual 2,3,Annual Activity Ed. 4, Pep Club 3,4, Yell Leader 3,4, Sage 4, Tennis 3,4, Chorus I, Library 4,Madam Zolga in Senior Play. RYAN M. FAIR Class Sec. 3, Band 3, Chorus 4, Sage 4, Tennis 3,4, Hugo Bromley in Senior Play. JAMES A, HERSEY Basketball 1, Baseball I, Class Vice Pres, 2, Service Club 2, F. F.A 2,3,4, Prof, DeVa1on in Senior Play, GARY LEE LADWIG Basketball r, Baseball I, Chorus 2, Service Club 2, Class Treas. 3 Sage 4, F.F,A, 2,3,4, F.F,A, Pres. 4. NANCY DAWN LLEWELLYN Girls' League I,2,3,4, Pep Club I,2,3,4, Pep Club Vice Pres. 4, Pep Club Sec. 2, Class Vice Pres. 2, Band I,2,3,4, Chorus I, 2, Annual 2, 3,4, Annual Ed, 4, Tennis 3, Troddy in Senior Play. MARGARET ANNE McKAY Class Sec, I, Class Pres. 2,Student Body Sec. 3, Girls' League Rep, 4, Annual I,2,3, 4, Annual Class Ed. 4, Pep Club 4, Yell Leader 4, Chorus I,2, Tennis 3, Granny Kate in Senior Play, Assistant Teaching 8th Grade Home Ec. PATRICIA COLLEEN McMILLAN Girls' League I,2,3,4, Girls' League Sec. 3, Girls' League Treas. 2, Girls' League Pres, 4, Class Sec. 2, Class Play 3, Student Body Sec. 3, Annual 3,4, Chorus I,2, Band I,2, Office 4, Nora Vane in Senior Play, MONICA L. PETERSEN Girls' League I, 2, 3,4, Girls' League Rep, 2,3,4, Band I, Chorus I,2, Ten nis 3, Class Treas. 4, Azalea in Senior Play. MARVIN E. RIECHMANN Football I,2, Ser- vice Club 2, Bas- ketball 3, F.F.A. 4, Class Pres. 4, Chorus 4, Hatcher in Senior Play, JOHN C, WATSON Chorus I,2, Service Club 2, Class Vice Pres. 3, Class Treas. 3, Student Body Pres. 4, F.F.A. 2, 3,4, Student Body Vice Pres. 3, Class Vice Pres. 4. I2 YEAR SENIORS BACK ROW fLeft to Righty: Darryl Emerson, Danny Erickson, John Watson, Gary Ladwig, Jim Hersey, Richard Dreger. FRONT ROW: Wardine Draper, Jane Andersen, Nancy Llewellyn, Colleen McMillan, Margaret McKay. LONG LONG A60 OLD TIMERS Q I c A R - ,, . E ,, 1 Y Y' 5' if e,,e 4 A if A Y K , 3 faeeee lnnrer k E 5 QE I. Nancy Llewellyn 2. Pat Krause 3. Jane Andersen 4. Colleen McMillan 5. Wardine Draper 6. Darlene Hume 7. Richard Dreger 8. Darryl Emerson 5 PROPHECY The time is June 1, 1976. The Wilbur graduating class of 1956 is having a class reunion at the new city hall, as the old Community Center burned down two years ago. We recognize most of the faces we see here today, but some of our classmates have changed a great deal. Jane Andersen, who is National 4-H Club President, has just given a short talk of three hours and twenty minutes on how to sew on a button, which was very interesting? We didn't really expect her to tell us so much, but she is so used to giving speeches, we couldn't get her stopped. Spying Darryl Emerson, some of us went over to talk to him. He has a nice sun tan from packing peaches in Georgia. He made an interesting statement that he packs the peaches in boxes made by the Emerson Lumber Co. of Wilbur. Why look who is just coming in! It's Margaret McKay with one arm full of baby kittens and the other arm full of puppies. She says she has a whole farm of cats and dogs and just brought them along for company. Marvin Reichmann just arrived. He is still around Wilbur, but he has a motto which he lives by. It's Standing on the Corner Watching all the Girls Go By. What's that noise we hear? Why, Jim Hersey just rode up on his black stal- lion, but finding no hitching post, he must have decided to wait and come back to the next reunion, providing they become modern enough to install a hitching post. Jim has a large cattle ranch in Texas. We all had to look twice at Nancy Llewellyn as she walked in. You see, she is a woman wrestler and has gained about 2.00 pounds since we last saw her. Nancy has won every bout. Oops! I just tripped over the feet of John Watson. He has become one of the strongest men in this section of the country through his efforts stacking matches at the Diamond Match Company. Sitting next to John is Richard Dreger, who is head of a hosiery manufacturing company. He explained that his company is try- ing to produce a non-run stocking. A whole harem of models accompanied Richard here today. My what a. screech! It sounds like someone else has arrived. It's Sandy Dare sitting in a large, green Hudson just as big as day. She just explained she has bought our Hudson Incorporated. What is that odd sound? So far we can't see what is causing it. Oh! It's Danny Erickson, an Alaska Bush-pilot still on his quest for uranium. Come on down and join the rest of us. I guess Danny will be about the only one that won't be at our reunion toda An armored car just pulled up to the door. It s a peroxide blond! Ah, it s oui classmate, Colleen McMillan, who is now a famous movie star. She tells us that the reason for her going in an armored car is that in an ordinary car her fans over-power her. We learn she is also married to a farmer. Ah, two more of our well remembered classmates have just entered the door. One is Darlene Hume and she is all dressed up in her top hat and tails. She tells us she is a lion tamer at the Ringling Bros. Circus. She can even out-yowl the lions too. With Darlene is Monica Petersen with an armful of stuffed animals. She is an internationally known designer for stuffed animals. Ryan Fair just told us that he had managed to cancel his performance at Madison Square Garden to attend our reunion. He is America's leading double- jointed tap dancer. Ryan didn't have too much to say about his job as he is known by his friends as the silent type. Across the room we can see Wardine Draper, who has just invented a new type of hot rod. She has made quite la name for herself racing at Indianapolis. Wardine is talking to Red Hot Lorrett, better known to us as Lorretta Alexander. Y. I I P H fcontinuedj Loretta has just arrived from Paris where she has been working in anight club as a serenader. She is soon to start work at the famous Govan Night Club known as The Pass Out. Another member of the class who is present today is Pat Krause. Pat has just invented a silencer for back seat drivers. It seems as if she got tired of people telling her how not to drive. Oh! The phone is ringing. It is for- Gary Ladwig who is sheriff of both Lincoln and Spokane County. He just got a call about a holdup, so Gary is off in a cloud of dust. And it is about time for all of us to leave. We have had a lot of fun meeting our classmates today. Perhaps in twenty more years we will be back again and use our crutches to point out our classmates. Until then ..... a fond' farewell. WILL Part I We, the seniors of 1956 being of unsound mind, weak from all school work, foolish, dullivated, and the best looking class ever to graduate from W. H. S. do hereby bequeath to our friends and enemies, the following: Part II To our advisor, Mr. Pease, we leave a classroom which will be considerably quieter now that we are leaving. To the juniors, our rightful heirs, we bequeath our gracious acts, dignified manners and ability to go in debt. We also leave them all the rights and privi- leges that go with being seniors. To the sophomores who think they know everything, but don't we will our high intelligence. To the Student Body, we leave with the high hopes that each one of you will have as much fun as the seniors of '56' did! Part III I, LORRETTA ALEXANDER, will my hair to Mr. Siegel, Mr. Pease, and Mr. Parkins, for they need it worse than I do. To Joel Krause, I, JANE ANDERSEN, will my well trained hair-do in case he gets another Mohawk! I, DANNY ERICKSON, leave Carol Ann to walk the halls of W.H. S. alone next year. I, MARVIN RIECHMANN, will to Ronnie Custer the name of Casanova. I, PAT KRAUSE, will my cheerleading uniform to Stanley Schoolcraft. I, WARDINE DRAPER, leave one well used pamphlet on How to Get a Man to the next gal who needs it. I, GARY LADWIG, leave to Merle Pfaffle, one pair of well used rubber gears. Since I don't believe in leaving much, I, DARLENE HUME, will my ability to drive to Louise Schiebner. To Gus Wall, I, RICHARD DREGER, will my home -permanent kit. I, COLLEEN MCMILLAN, will my make-up kit to next years play cast. I, JOHN WATSON, will my box of rye-crisp to the junior girls in hopes they never look like the senior girls. I, MARGARET McKAY, will my certificate in good standing at the Wildlife to Linda Rolfe. w I fcontinuedj I, SANDY DARE, will my ingeniousness to have Mr. Parkins as a buddy to Barry McConnell. I, NANCY LLEWELLYN, will my nickname Little Beaver to anyone who wants it! I, JIM HERSEY, will my lariat to Dale Wagner in hopes he can also catch a stead . I, RIYAN FAIR, will my ability to sleep in class to Larry Hansen so that he can keep in training and have his proper rest. To the Jr. boys, I, DARRYL EMERSON, leave my theme song, You're in the Jail House Now. I, MONICA PETERSEN, leave my Buick to the Driver's Training Class in hopes they keep it as well preserved as I have. Signed and sealed this twenty-fourth day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-six. CLASS HISTORY On September 2, 1952, twenty-four freshmen entered Wilbur High School. We were made full-fledged freshmen when the sophomores gave us a very interest- ing initiation. We got off into the swing of high school by entering into the various activities. Our Freshman Class advisor was Mr. Morgan. In the fall of 1953, as Sophomores, we walked down the halls twenty strong. The big event of that year was the intiation of the freshmen which was followed by an all-hi party. We also ordered our class rings. Mr. Siegel was our Sophomore Class advisor. In the fall of 1954 we entered Wilbur High School as Juniors. Led by Mr. Thomson we planned and presented our Junior Prom. We chose the theme of South Pacific which we worked up with very attractive decorations. We received our class rings that year. We the class of 56 began our final year advised by Mr. Pease. The first big event was our Senior Ball, Moments to Remember. Following the Senior Ball our cash reserve was depleted through an accident. But this gave us added in- centive to work harder on our Senior Play. We presented our play, Ghost Wanted, on April 13. It turned out to be a great success and much thanks is due to Mrs. Miller our director. The senior girls and senior mothers were guests at a tea given in their honor by the Civic Club. This took place on April 6. Career Day came next followed by a very much looked forward to sneak. Our sneak took place on Thursday, May 10. We traveled to Walla Walla and all spent a most enjoyable and memorable day. Our trip went well except for a small accident between Lind and Connell. On May 24, the seniors were presented with a Senior Banquet given in their honor by their parents. Baccalaureate Exercises were given on May 27, in the big gym, and on June 1, eighteen sorrowful yet happy seniors received their diplomas, signifying that they are ready to lead rather than follow, thus carrying out our class motto. 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The grand prize was a 30-06 rifle, second was an electric frying pan, and third was steak knives. The carnival was successful with a net profit of 5400. The Freshman class was initiated into high school on September 30, 1955, the day of the first home football game. Costumes were varied, and some were especially funny. The frosh were offici- ally initiated in the morning and were made to perform in front of the entire student bod . That evening the fresh- men and the rest of the student body were enter- tained by the sophomores at a party in the school hot lunch room. sellmg tlckets if Jim 8a Barry ar the ducking pond. FRESHMAN INITIATION FALL ACTIVITIES Pep Rally before Lind game Qi, -- Mr. Siegel and Ryan eating Night Pep Rally before last football game Now what'l1 we do? a book n I 'N s . ik y ,4 I I Mr. James at Football Banquet Gol Redskins! I f , .QA V 'X x ll 'QQ . fi I 'V' 1 , I .M- Q E 5 l, 3 g n as 5 I- , H A . I . 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The Future Homemakers of America, consisting of thirty -two members, has been ve ry the year . Y successful in their activities throughout Elected officers for the first semester W were: President . . ... . . . . . . . Louise Scheibner Secretary .... .... ..... C a rolyn Houston Treasurer .......... . . . . . . Marla Hume Second semester officers were: President ............... Hilda Hansen Vice President ..... Berda Ann Downing Treasurer . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Lois Scheibner Mrs. Waldo is the advisor for the F. F. A. girls Vice President . . . . . . . . . .Kay Axtell ' I Secretary . . . . . . . . .Hilma Jean Erickson I.ETTERMEN'S CLUB 1 el for The Lettermen's Club elected officers the year, and they were as follows: President . . ..... ..... ...... I oe 1 Krause Vice President .... . .. . . . . Roger Jensen Secretary -Treasurer . .. . ..... Jack Kunz Mr. Siegel is advisor for the Letrermen's Club. GIRLS' LEAGUE The first semester officers for Girls' League were: President . . . . ....... Colleen McMillan Vice President ........... Hilda Hansen Secretary -Treasurer. . . . . .Sharon Ladwig The annual candy sale was held on Dec. I6 in the hot lunch room. The second semester officers were: President ...... ........ W ardine Draper Vice President ....... . . Darlene Hume Secretary -Treasurer . ...... Linda Rolfe On May II the annual Mothers' Tea was held in the hot lunch room. We were all thrilled to have as our speaker, Mme. Kanthi E L from Madras, India. She told much of her country and of herself. Mrs. Breed was our advisor. P C B The Pep Club started their first semester off with the following officers: President .......,.,.. ,,. Jane Andersen Vice President . . . . ...... Lois Schiebner Secretary .... . . . ....... Karen Swanson Treasurer!!OOOOIIOOIIOIIOCI The second semester officers were: President Q Q a a s 0 0 0 I o 9 Q u .Nancy Vice President ... ....Louise Schiebner Secretary 0 0 Q ssosuo Q 0 n Q Nerisa Iurgensen Treasurer..... ...... ........ IudyBaer The Pep Club sold tickets at all of the basketball and football home games. 'I'hey also made programs for all the basketball game Mrs. Waldo is the advisor, BACK ROW: Wardine Draper, Kay Axtell, Pat Krause. Margaret McKay. SECOND ROW: Nancy Llewellyn, lane Andersen, Mrs. Waldo, Karen Swanson. FIRST ROW: Lois Schiebner, Louise Schiebner, Nerisa Jurgenson. I udy Baer. I T FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL The student body officers for the first semester were: President ........ .......I0hn Watson Vice President . . . , , , , Barry McConnell Secretary . . ..... . . ..... . Lois Schiebner I Treasurer.......,.,.,,,, Jane Andersen The council planned a very successful carni- ' val. A new bulletin board was purchased. 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W Li L l I ' , IX I 'fl-'en g , , . ,, I A x , In K I I if , ,A h 5,-f N.. w.wvb!xll E'l ' .U v ' Y X ,. ' M93 , - . 'li ff N 4?.s 'T 1. - p . 3 A f f f1f 1, ' . , w -fw: k A, .,. -I Wk :,,.,..JN A -D N N-N V .K Xu if ,N L W F ., - . viii , lf, H . .' .. Q f- ,, 0 ,s s 555, E if ,. E55 ,513 .z- uswgfi Eff ' e6 QE . n- s fx , . iss Editor Pherl. , an . Sporis to Stepgera 3 pher, Mr. Sxegel. my Eri Ad H ,- Marcia MAJORETTES Majorette try-outs were held in the fall. Those chosen were: Drum Majorette-Sheila Lindbloomg Twirlers, Bonnie Bell, Marla Hume, Sheron Rettkowski, and JoAnn Cole- man. These girls performed at one football game and three basketball games. They also marched with the band at the Western Festival at Grand Coulee. The majorettes have two sets of uniforms. The twirlers have red corduroy uniforms trimmed with gold and white wool ones trimmed with red. The drum majorette's uni- forms are both gold with red trim. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Lindbloom, Marla Hume, JoAnn Coleman, Bonnie Bell, Sheron Rettkowski. CHEERLEADERS This year Pat Krause, Wardine Draper, and Margaret McKay were chosen as cheer- leaders by the student body. They served as yell leaders throughout the 1955-56 foot- ball and basketball season. They attended all the non-con- ference g am e s and led the cheering section in many yells. During the football s e a s on roy slacks and gold sweat shirts. In basketball season they had red wool skirts, which were pleated, and red middy blouses. E LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Krause, Margaret McKay, Wardine Draper. 28 their uniforms were red cordu- SCHOOL LUNCH COOKS Mmmm Good 0 r M .. his X I J 3' if A -, If V fry K . N f Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Anderson, and Mrs. Hersey Eat Hardy Guy Hanson Oscar Erickson Chow Line s nr,s M, If riir' , 'i-. 'L - I A f SENIOR DANCE 'S 'ii' Assay saig1f1v::.'w.g1f. On December 10, 1955, the annual Senior Dance was held in the small gym from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Moments to Remember was chosen as the theme. Decorations were very effective with a revolving, reflecting moon, the words of the theme around the sides, giant pictures of Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae representing a dance they had given when sopho- mores, and a picture representing graduation. On a table portrayed as a football field, the freshman girls served punch. Skip Conners and His Serenaders provided the music. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL Officers of the second semester council were as follows: President ...... . Danny EHCRSOH Vice President ...... Joel Krause Secretary ---------- Pat Krause Treasurer -------- J ane Andersen cided to donate S 33 to the March of Dimes. This was our half of the money taken in at a Nespelem bas- ketball game. Advisor was Mr. Pease. STANDING: Donald Bodeau, Jack Kunz, Mr. Pease. SEATED: Bob Meams, Marvin Reichmann, Pat Krause, Danny Erickson, Jane Andersen, Joel Krause. The second semester council de- fe, Q gif 1 My J A-,,go-4. ., Nt. 1 ,f 4 1 3, X-- ,J ,AU ,r K . -J -I I wx' ,fr uv : ,, I A 3 K fr W M' N nf W if Ffa-W M Fw .R ,. fW ' I 5 -Nw . 4? 4 o A - 1 ,RQ QM A. SPR I N G ,nn 2 fig P G' U ' C Y 2' K N5 su ef- v A I . 1 J ,ff W J 'Aff if 4? l I , ' . ,wwf x 'Ti ..--nv'ln. bu' gp 1' A D-fi i 1 tn '1 ',- X V 4 yr. f . C. if 4 ia? 2ndB SCHROE R x-'Al 381. ff' ,Mi fx g Y' S. S. HANSEN -1:3 Almira I4 Davenport 8 Creston 5 Creston 8 Re ard an I North Central 7 -Q. Almira Re ard an Creston Creston Almi ra D ave nport HALLS OF W.H.S. ..,.,,..--V ,dmv- A Homeward Bound 1 Last Bell Has Rung AH! to be a Senior 34 SPRINGTIME L. 1 1 ' . f-'. f ' j g' Danny and Carol Ann Tennis---Mr. Carvey, Coach fi- W 5, General Math Class Hilma Jean S Q x I 1 , 'W 1 ' ,r L.-'X K1 I r C., Linda and Jane Boys Tour Grand Coulee Dam nb Mother's Tea 35 North Central Band f 5 4 THROUGH THE YEARS fs J! L ly ? . , , . .4 V - 1 . J Yu , 1' ' ' X ' BJ! y N X g g J ll fm, st. nr 'HHH y gg . y W 1? . , 1, H. f ,. xg 1 P f Q... ii .WB ls ,W . 52,1 .,.,., at Q... Q xv., 4, :fi '. . ' . 'N L ' J t , , 7 ' 'X I --5 .5 mi- TQH 3 M Y I. At camp 2. The good old daze 3. Did we really look like that? 4. Just posin' 5. That s cute Colleen 6 What's that you say, boys? 7. Happy Birthday, Darlene 8. All ready for Hollywood 9. What a life! I0 Arent s they sweet? 11. A long time ago, Ryan 12. When they were Juniors 13. Ready for a game of tennis? I4 H1 there Pat I5 That's right, watch the birdie 16. What a party that was! 17. Just lookin' sweet 18. Tell us what you're watching I9 Sur prised? 20. Don't drop your camera 21 . Don't fall, John 22. Seniors, remember this??? 23 Marvin where are you going? 24. It really isn't so bad -,,- s fi' ' EB SENIOR DAZE Y I A ' - 1 H -nu fl 8 45 'f 1 . 'R'L' .' vw, ! 2 umm 6 Q 530971. .Q Li 4 'f' 5 as L21-ff U - f flf,-Q. 21 Q Q pgl '-U . or 1. .1 ' X 1. 'JZ' 1. Smile pretty, Darryl 2. Lorretta A. 3. Krazy kids 4. Our dream home 5. Guess who 6. The object of the game. .. 7. What's all of this? 8. Feet hurt? 9. Casey at bat 10. Be careful, Margaret II .How are you, Jim? 12. Hi, Dick 13. Well, you know how it is 14. Mechanics at work 15. What did we do? 16. Party for Sandy and Wardine 17. What are you doing, Wardine 18. John W. 19. Hey, look at that 20. Something must be funny 21. Oh, those seniors! 37 SNAPSHDTS 2 j x Q1 Q . I 5 rf 5 as , A... B 1 9' .ii A is , 14 -we . X as . . - .t X X L J., xx......fX 3 '1 1 as KTTA. 6 bbAk V 8 'va f , iz sw 5, A if V.gk H , IO I I dw , . I . g .. Awlvy, ., x . YS w V 1 r- . f ,i my 1 , is ssi 1 'S ff' 1 'S y 1 S S' : .A-53-i:51 :'f 2q A -- -2.5 'jiri in gy if .S E 1 A, is M6-f Me 0 iffffk L an ,N I. Birthday party 2. Graduation Day 3. Nerisa, long, long ago 4. Slmny, isn't it? 5. Home Ec. I girls 6. Mike at practice 7. Man is lighter tha.n air 8. Disgusted 9. To make a basket. . . I0.H3VB you heard the story about the fish that.. . Il. Miss Wilbur of 1955 12. Wasn't Deb sweet? 13. Watch out, Stan 14. Smile pretty, girls 15. Don't hide, Pat 16. Sing for us, Sharon 17. Gone hunting 18. Diane A. 19. Ange1s??? 20. Hey, the camera is this way IO II ' I Q sNAPsHors Q ,. , N f 1 a 1-M C .an 'Ai 1 Q I 1 s 'f . H T I wi' rio ' I If 'K .. 1 K! V , - .wa at 4.1, f-1--. I 2 .vs 1 .. - '-h- if 1 .. if E 2. ' a va A , al ms 14, 1153 ' ...J A f... ,QQ , 1, y 18 . V ..., .1.. 1 -, U5 1. Going somewhere? 2. Model 3. Gary. Joel, and the girls 4. What's with these three? 5. Looking for Sheron? 6. David and John 7. Sleepy time gal 8. Do you use Ipana? 9. Working hard, Dave? 10. Jack Kunz Il . You're cute, Bobby 12. Could this be Mitch and Gaylen? 13. Muscle man 14. Sisters 15. Where's Norma? 16. Chummy 17. Hi, Willene 18. Re- member those days? 19. Grade School Daze 20. Run fast, Hal 2I . What did he say that was so frmny? 39 fs NW x W I wg I Qi A653 Q n iw + gli -1' A ' Hfxk Q - M. 1 sffw 1?E.., S TNQ Y wi I gap? 1' 6' J. W I. X-44 A-N' Q A ff ff! 1 'f f ARp uNn SCHOOL N....nKvq 'ir 'lm Wr- Qw Y 'fhgulew l gk. 'WL Q W hx AQ' n Fix .' .lxxxx X AJ V . b X5 Physics Clas Darryl Emerson r f 'L 1 r A '- . A X - . , . ,V xi , ,, . X I r -91 Ves Sitron, bus mechanic Girls in Shop Drivers' Training Girls at Drivers' Training 41 CLASS ACTIVITIES Ag. 1 Class areys yplg W C v ' T 'n Class Jack Kunz and Jay Jurgensen I Art Class Boys in Shop , A 4 Chemistry Class 42 Advanced Math Class JUNIOR PROM Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White was the theme of the annual Junior Prom, which was held on April 21, in the large gymnasium. The original dec- orations consisted of trees with crepe paper cherry and apple blossoms, a revolving wheel in the center also with flowers, a waterfall which was accented with red and green spotlights, and a clever bridge at the entrance. Dancing was held from 9:30 until 1 a. m. with music provided by the Combo Aires. The Grand March was held at 11 p.m. , and all juniors and seniors and their dates took part. At the end of the Grand March, the junior class presi- dent, Jack Kunz, crowned John Watson and Wardine Draper King and Queen of the Junior Prom. The crown was made of flo king's crown was made of gold foil, and the queen's wers. SENIOR AY hs LCTON I, . ,,. 'A -S if Ghost Wanted, a mystery-comedy, was presented to the public on April 13th. It was highlighted by the mysterious monster which kept appearing. The missing Simon Gore was the cause of the mysterious happenings which occurred. The cast was as follows: Hugo Bromley.. . . .. ...... Jefredyl-Ial1.... ....... .. Trod y... ..... Ginger Stormgay. . . . . . . . . .War me Draper Gale Stormgay . . . . . .... . . . Hatcher......... Granny Kate. . . . . . . . ..... Ryan Fair Professor de Vallan ..... ........ I im Hersey . . . Danny Erickson Madam Zolga ..... .... ..... . . Pat Krause . .Nanc Llewellyn Azalea ......... ....... M onrca Petersen cl' Nora Vane . . .... ..... C olleen McMillan . Jane Andersen Mr. Bradshaw. . . . . . . . . . . Richard Dreger .Marvin Riechmann Ghost. ........ .... D arlene Hume .Margaret McKay Mrs. Miller was the director. CHORUS There are eighty-three members in the high school chorus. They attended the Bi-County Music Festival at Davenport on March 24. The chorus sang at the Back to School night, and they presented a successful Spring Concert on April Z, in the Wilbur gymnasium. Jeanne Kunz is the accompanist for the chorus, and Mr. Carvey is the director. EAND. t. r C The Wilbur School Band has been very active this year. They pla ed at many football and basketball games and at the Back to School night. They played at the Bi-County Music Festival in Davenport and took part in the Spring Concert in Wilbur on April 2. The band also was in the Western Marching Contest at Grand Coulee on May 12, and the Memorial Day Parade in Wilbur on May 30. On May 31, in the Wilbur Park the band presented a successful PopS Concert. Mr. Carvey is the band director. SENIOR BANQUET in B R E A K F A S T X 'ii S BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Piano Processional ..... ........,...... J eanne Kunz, Carolyn Houston 'Ullarclz From Aidal' from G. Verdfs Opera Aida Invocation ............................ The Reverend Verlyn Kraxberger Piano Solo ........ ............ ' 'Etude de Concerti' by JVIacDo1c'e1l Colleen McMillan Baccalaureate Address ........................ journey Into Dar-krzemh' The Reverend Thomas Hostetler Vocal ....... ................i................. ' 'You,ll Never Walk Alone by Rogers and Hammerstein Mixed Chorus Benediction .............. .......... T he Reverend Verlyn Kraxberger Piano Recessional .....,.............. Jeanne Kunz, Carolyn Houston 'Wlarch From Aida from G. Verdfs Opera Aida COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Piano Processional .................... Jeanne Kunz, Carolyn Houston Pornp and Circumstancen by Edward Elgar Invocation ...,...,........................ The Reverend William Brennan Salutatory ................ 'Today IVe Follow, Tomorrow We Lead Jane Andersen Piano Solo ........ ..................,.. ' fRomance by jean Sibeliui' Monica Petersen Valedictory ....... .......... ' 'Learning, A Perpetual Challenge Danny Erickson Trumpet Solo .................................................. Autumn Leavef: Ryan Fair Accompaniment by Colleen McMillan Introduction of Commencement Speaker .... Supt. E. H. Parkins Commencement Address ............................ Dr. Zeno B. Katterle Dean of the School of Education, State College of Washington Awards and Scholarships ................ Ben Pease, H. S. Principal Presentation of Seniors ...................... Ben Pease, H. S. Principal Presentation of Diplomas .... Erling Jurgensen, Board Chairman Vocal .................................................................. Remembering Junior Girls' Chorus Benediction .............................. The Reverend William Brennan Piano Recessional .................... Jeanne Kunz, Carolyn Houston Pomp and Circumstancen by Edward Elgar - A QM- ' fl li' , , ' . . , - , ... , M '11 -v 2. - ef? 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Ted 8: Zane Cosby THE WILBUR REGISTER TEMPS TABLE SUPPLY Here you'll find a complete food shop. All your food needs in one step. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker Wilbur, Washington ASSOUATED SERVICE STATION Ray Ande r son Owner Wilbur, Washington EMERSON'S LUMBER Congratulations to the Graduates McINROY MEAT COMPANY Phone 41 ll Wilbur, Washington BROWN'S HARDWARE Appliance s Building Supplies Tools Sporting Goods Housewares Paints Phone 4341 Wilbur, Wash WORSHAM MOTORS Where Service is a FACT not a PROM.ISE JS is Congratulations to The Seniors of 1956 from B0 N NIE RAY SERVICE Phone 3921 Wilbur, Wash. James Harris Proprietor Congratu1ations to the Seniors N 0 RMA N D Y IN N Phone 3021 Wilbur, Wash. KIUVER'S IEWEIRY Guaranteed watch and jewelry repairing Fountain Service Special Graduation Gifts Phone 5381 Wilbur, Wash. An, any , , aff i iT'!1 wb W 2 H .. ,f. 2 , -.dw ' A':,,m!,A , .. ' . :, HL r' ' ' .v f z..,.w v W L, 15, Mm. , ' -5 , ff' , F Mc DONAEWS BARBER SHOP Shaves Haircuts Phone 4831 Wilbur, Wash. get , at GAMBLFS WESHRN AUTO SUPPLY CO. First thought in: Housewares -Hardware Sporting Goods Auto Accessories Tires-Tubes-Batteries Electrical Appliances Toys-Wheel Goods , ,Q E 4' gf fi Q . F1 t' HOLMES CASH STORE Phone 3231 Wilbur, Washington Your one-stop shopping center. The store that has everything the family needs. DR. HOWARD SHANE Phone 4643 Wilbur, Wash. PHILHPS 66 Congratulations To The Seniors Phone 5011 Congratulations TO THE Senior s WILBUR LUMBER 8 IMPLEMENT Good Luck to the Class of ll 195611 from SUlllVAN'S SHELL SERVICE Wilbur, Washington G 8 H MOTORS KaiSCI' ---- Willy's ---- Jeep General repairing -Welding - Accessories Phone 442.1 Wilbur, Wash. Congratulations Seniors Ronald and Wilma Jurgenson Congratulations to the seniors l.E. ANDERSON M.D. Phone 3341 Wilbur WllBUR STATE BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0.K. RUBBER WELDERS New, Used and Re -capped Tires Henrik Mikkelsen Phone 5731 Wilbur 'Nur --1 rf ALKI THEATRE A Congratulations Senior s Welcome Alumni and Friends You can see your favorite pictures better in Wilbur on our new Cinemascope screen with the new Sterophonic sound iiiiiii - v 3...-v--Y L I, . .. ,, My U-Q,-,,,, . -rv . 6 V r-an-4qlluo,. .. tROBERTSON'S FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the R' Senior s WARRlNGTON'S FURNITURE Appliances Floor Coverings 'li Stores at Wilbur, Wash. ' And Coulee City, Wash. ERNIE'S GLASS AND BODY SHOP Wilbur, Washington Body Work Painting Glass Cutting Glass Installation H. E. Hufnagel Phone 5801 HANSEN I.6.A. STORE Shop and Save at l. G. A. where there are Low Prices everyday. Phone 4231 Wilbur, Washington THOMPSON'S STORE Everything to wear for School, Business 8: Social Activities Wilbur , Washington Congratulations to the Seniors RADIO ELECTRIC Phone 3321 Wilbur, Wash. Louise A. Dyar Charles Aten DYAR AND ATEN LAWYERS State Bank Building Wilbur, Washington C ongratulations to The Seniors of 1956 from TEXACO SERVICE STATION Phone 2623 Wilbur, Wash. Roy Sassman Proprietor STEVE GIBSON Electrical Contractor Phone 4452 Wilbur, Wash J ---J vm., ,.-nv' w.,, 1 , 'F 1-', 's','X 'GBR ff ' A Ke nl, g'fi 'rl-if -.' 'y 9 , f ,W lf' , .tg . .M 93- 3, Af' xrff. K '- fi .,sX1 ' 5 - 'F' 4, x , 'S 'P' ' Y ,. Y . I 4-A fs .rf ' . . ' tg ' . Xgfoll Na+ , . ' , X 1' , - ' .T-six. W ... A w 1 4. . 1 .- .- . ', y'fiu,,'-.iz . 1'-.-f.. - ' xr , A., , 5 .-1. 'rf z xy, -f 'NJ 1 ff. .ly 5 . a VA, A J, K aj'nw '. ',+', , . .J , 'H w Jw. N R vf f L. .-A' -Q , ' 3 4 ' lf, F lu. - . , 'ily-, 1 4-, P r 44:,,AL.-Q . 3 , . . , ' E ,Q :X . X lk? xt yo xg' H N,At Q. 4 Yun 3 gf, , ,mr ,, , H , L - 'L -- f '. 'iw 'Z fL ',i 'i. f,-fw'1f5z: ,Q ' , 1 .3 ,Y u sl? k gy, T 14 g V 'wp 5 3 V .w 4 : M, ' if A314 ' . fi Xu R S' x of 3' he 4 4 i f K Y A Avv. 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