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

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Top Row, left to rignt: Mechanical Drawzng, Donald Londong Foods Class, Evelyn Ayers, Biology, Marvin Bart. Second Row: Art, Virginia Popplewell, Library, Herman Hetzelp Geometry, Iudy Bingham Third Row: Chemistry, Robert Harrison: Clothing Class, Nelda Ruth Gardzelewskip Latin, Ted Strong. Fourth Row: Farm Shop, Maryland Caqleg Typing, Beverly Mooreg Cafeteria, Bob Doxsee. These candid shots are typical views ot stue dents engaged in class work provided in vaf rious school departments. The curriculum otter- ed in Union High School District No. 4 is broad, and gives students training in both vocational and cultural subjects. The last period each day is set aside tor activ- ities. During this time, students are given the opportunity ot pursuing a large number ot hob- bies under the supervision ot a taculty member. This school is fortunate in having one of the state's best high school cafeterias which has been ably managed for six years by Mrs. Rob- ert Parker. 428m

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iaslzs C'tt1t'rr:. :ind Adjftsf-i. Hurd, Holrfrt- sun, llwcstw, Ivnq, Yr-rizrabvra Front Rox-.' Fall, tjtradill, Fahey, Doxsoo, Citttw, C'urnutt, C Anderson, Elliott, Dodd. Sw-fond Ht w Boyd, H Anderson, Dickson, I. Donriwliy, Brandt, Coen, Calkins, Aal- aaarct, Biuhvi Third Row. Benham, Brendal, Ayrm, Crane, Dow, Fhbeson, Fcx Fourth H rv: Haart tt, Fifriastodt, Bacus, Bart, Davis. Front Rom Ioidan, Karwaski, Lipsey, Gas- ptmc, Lmum, Holtcamp, Holmes, Holden, Icttz--y St fond Row: Heider, Kappel, Hurd, l,aPlant, It risen, Gidlund, Hatcher, Guern- sey, Hmm, Hatchett Third Row Kell, F. Lona Hanlon, Heqwine, Ienninqs, M. Lonq, Glad, Lmdstrom, Lewis Fourth Row. Hun- trr, llnyfl, Gooctrieh, london, Hanna Front Row Miller, V. Mayer, F. Manne- rurrlo, Munro, Patten, Mclsauqhlin, Millar Minkler, D, Martin. Second Row. Pulsipher, K Morqan, Markell, D, Morgan, Metns, Montross, Peters, Poilras Third Row? Mc- Cauley, Przzuto, McLean, Parker, Peck, Olonder, McClelan, Moen Fourth Row' I, Mannerudr, Minor, McCalib, Palmer, Min- .1--r Front How Rtnqhouse, Wardell, Ward, Zeiqwr, Waters, Ytqard, Teqard, Wilbur, Smith Sefond Row Scheel, Wilcox, Small- wood, Robertson, Wood, Wultt, Truman, Vv'inters Third How' Stewart, Wilkerson, Vtlhitesido, Stratton, Telqenhott, Tovrea, Vtfisn man, Sunnis, Rothausen Fourth Row' Selin, Ranrlworfr, Watts, Swanby, B Vtfyatt, Sarkrrrazr, P, Wyatt. QC Q ev l Cb ua Although the freshmen as a class are con- fronted with few special problems during the year, the activities ot its members have proved that they will be able to Cope with biqqer prob- lems that will arise in the next three years. The outstanding traits ot the class ot '43 are the unusual number of students participating in activities, and the surprising number of stu- dents who have high scholastic standings. The pep, qood sportsmanship, and leadership shown 11 by the freshmen prove that this class is a credit to the school and will continue to be so. At the beginning ot the year the troshrnon may have seemed perplexed, but now atter becoming acquainted with this sc:hool's meth- Cds, they have lost their doubts and tears. Freshman otticers have boon: Hurd, presi- dentg Robertson, vice-prestderrtp Doxseo, secre- tary: and Long, treasurer, Miss Alma Young- bera was adviser. rr

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