Wilbur High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Wilbur, WA)

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'C t 5 ,N rrrr Z 1. , 3 , 1 Q r 3 g SUPERINTENDENT f A f William Nickerson v ii? GSS M d 2 w 0 X l r Commencement is the beginning of a new way of life for those of you who are graduating. Some of you will continue your education in one of several schoolsg some will seek employment of one type or anotherg some of you will enter into marriage. You have been very busy these past months making plans for the new way of life that you have chosen for yourself. I sincerely hope that your plans turn out the way that you Want them to. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS from left-- Howard Shane, Paul Martin, Alfred Bodeau, John McKay, William Nicker son, and Erling Jurgensen. W i lists , X Y ff im. 4 S Q I r4' WW'

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2 I V , A , , F ' v , h . ,V , fx 4 , 1 J E. I 1 9 4 5 , ...,-e..m-:ww , ,... , ,W f sw. Q , 2 M' ' ? Ak......a.,1.2.s Vifxlz, M i f x 4 ...wx THE 1959 ANNUAL STAFF OF WILBUR HIGH SCHOOL, WILBUR, WASH. , proudly presents THE TOMAHAWK, The theme of our book is OUR NEW SCHOOL. Our new school is an elementary and high. school building, both being entirely separated. The elementary school has 294 students and will occupy ten rooms. Four primary rooms are located on the first floor and six rooms on the second floor. In addition they will have an activity room, student square, and will use half of the library. The high school with 130 students, will have nine rooms. We will have use of the library, which is on the second floor. A student square and a locker room are on the first floor, The student squares are located in both sections of the building. The classrooms are wrapped around this square on both floors. During the day it is well lighted with large, clear, plastic domes in the roof. Our Home Ec. Dept. is one of the most modern in the Pacific Northwest. An underground tunnel will lead from our new building to the old hot lunch room. Classes are going to be held in the 1948 addition, which included a gymnasium, music room, science lab. , and one additional classroom. The cost of our school, which has 34, 500 square feet, will be 3511, 730. As far as we know our school is the only one of this type in the U. S. A, , and for this we are quite proud. 1

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MR. KENNETH CARVEY Attended Eastern Washing ton College, B, A, in Ed. Degree. Band, Chorus, General Math. , and Sopho more Class Advisor. MRS. LYLIA MILLER Attended Washington State College, University of Chi- cago, and University of Washington. B.A. Degree. English, Typing, Journal- ism, Bookkeeping, Junior Class Advisor. i L' 0 0 , ll L' ll I f f? f-I ...V X fficfllfedg 0 fbwfne CMN 70 F104 k C 56.0 efiy Mg! fy ff MR. LEE KAMLIN Attended North Idaho Junior Col- lege, and Eastern Washington College. B. A. in Ed. and A,A, MR, BEN PEASE Principal - Attended Linfield College, University of Oregon, Rocky Mountain College, Uni- versity of Washington, and University of Montana. B. S. Degree, Master of Ed. Teaches Art. 3 in Ed. Degree. Civics, Psychol- , ogy, Algebra, English, and 1 fm., uw , Study Hall. Freshman Class Ad- I visor. N ' ff Xa n , , fa 45