Sedro Woolley High School - Kumtux Yearbook (Sedro Woolley, WA)

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I . KT. , -in - W ' r 'xv .. ess-- 4 carry water for the elephants, in hopes of making a hit with them, her assistants will be, Lucy Parker and Alma Rita Trudeau. Some ot' the main performers showing their ability are: Evelyn Norbeck, head lion tamerg Lila Norris, tight rope walker, Henry Sawyer, seal trainer, Evelyn Snar, Alice Wood, and Edna Suess, horseback rid- ers. A spring dance is one of the big features, starring Frank Houghton, whose distinctive costume was chosen by Frank himself, and designed by Madame Gladys Gilbertson of Paris and New York, of gaudy cheesecloth, the hand work on the creation being done by Vera Fox. Bang-Whoop-whoo- A beauty contest held at Palm Beach, yielded highest honors to Wilma Larson and .Ieune Bellinger. The prizes, railroad tickets to Hollywood, were donated by Sherman Drake and Roy Waddell, manager of 1943 Baby-star contest for A. B. C. Photoplay Inc. World-famous Edith Love has just announced the opening of her new kindergarten. Yesterday six tiny pupils were added to her class. They are the children of Dorothy Wilcox and husband, Al- vin Urban. All are very bright, inheriting from their parents. Station now signing off for this evening- With a sigh Ellis turned back to his mixing, I will be ready to leave in six months, he said. And so with a sad look at the radio he continued, I am satisfied that all my classmates have been heard from and tell everyone on the old earth, hello. Then Neal, with a last farewell, climbed back into his airplane and took to the air. C ass Song CTune: Sweetheart of Sigma Chib The time has rome when we must end Our happy high sehool days Each previous hour of the years spent here lfVith IIS forever stays. Our work, our play, and our fun with thee Will live in our memory. And as years pass by lVe will long lo be Bark with dear lVooIIey High. -MARIAN Ml7I.I.EN. Twenty-seven

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1 ..,,,..., -F ,-M-1.,X ...ff--lc M ,- e W . kk., 4, . . . Q s X M 2 I Q 1 ' -X 1-,.::'N' . ZQ ' sig, K W. x A Q .f V .,, H 535' -as i stiff? e s is W if Senior C ass Poem They have flitted away and are gone now Those four years of work and of play, As the rainbow bubbles of springtime Our school days have vanished away. With our comrades and classmates we studied And frolicked in th' halls of our school: But now we must part from its friendship To catch 0pportunity's jewel. The portal, Commencement, is won In mem'ry we pause to look back At the joys and the sorrows we've passed thru High School's shadowed and sunshiny track. Before us the pathway called Future Gives a promise as clear as the morn's, You can find it if you look, Life's sweet roses As well as proverbial thorns. Though our school days are over and gone now Mem'ry's flowers for us never die ----- Our motto will be Onward-Upward In our hearts-love for old Woolley High. -J UANITA JEFFREY. 'Twe'-nty-eight.