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

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IE6I f f KUMTUX I93I 1 1 o - -g- -g 0 Class Song V S WE give to you our last farewell We breathe it with a sighg Though welve niet some trials and hardships here, lt's sad for us to say goodbye. The memories carried with us VVe shall love in days to conie, And we'll look back with pride And longing at the class of '3l. As the curtain falls upon the scenes Ol' our happy high school days, Therels a feeling of sincere regret Which will remain with us always. The nieniories carried with us, We shall love in days to eoine, And we'll look back with pride And longing on the class of '31, lletty Cfhainbers, '31 Twenty-Sex 4 n

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i I93I f f KUMTUX 1 1l93l 0 -Y 0 Senior Class V N 1927 the class of '31 started its high school career. Dorothy Lamb was elected presi- dent, with Ed Carr, vice president, Helen Lohse, secre- tary, Terrence Cook, treasurer. Clarence Johnson, Sedro- Woolleyls all-star man, made his first honors that year. The girls won the interclass basketball championship in 1928-1929. Terrence Cook, Theone Rarey, Lucille Cof- fee, and Lloyd Crossinan held the respective offices that year. Under Jinnny Kinkead the Junior Prom was a huge success. Class rings and pins were designed and ordered. Officers in 1930 were Neil Shannon, president, Floyd Woodruff, vice president, Maxine Shannon, secretary, Dana Granger, treasurer. Jinnny Kinkead headed the Senior Ball conunittees and Carleton Sumner had charge of sneak plans. Officers were: Glenn Killenger, president, Don Conner, vice presi- dent, succeeded Glen Killenger after his graduation at the end ol' the first semester, Helen Elving, secretary, Richard McPherson, treasurer. The class of 1931 graduating in .lune with 113 mem- bers is the largest class ever graduated from Sedro-Wool- ley High School. Twenty-six

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19311 1 KUMTUX f f 193: o . - 0 Junior Class Officers Guernsey .Tech , Coultas .Jensen Siebenbaum RAYMOND GUERNSEY - President RANDOLPH JIGCH - - Vice l'n-sith-nt LENA COULTAS - - Secretary EMIL JENSEN - - Y - Treasurer MAXINIC SIEBENBAUM - Adviser JUNIOR CLASS AUSING to look back over their three eventful years ot' high school, the juniors seem to have been a very successful class. At their first freshman meeting the following officers were elected: Winifred Hammer, presidentg Robert Hob- inson, vice presidentg Mary Hageman, secretaryg Ruth Vincent, treasurer. ' During the sophomore year Orville Wilcox was presi- dentg Agness Freeman, vice presidentg Winit'recl Hammer, secretaryg Lois Enberg, treasurer. Onward and Upwardw was chosen as the class motto. The boys became inter- class champions in basketballg the girls in volleyball and basketball. The outstanding accomplishment this year was the Irish Shindigf' which was held lVIarch 13, in the gym- nasium. Twenty-eight