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

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1941 volume:

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Some one has said: Show me your school of community in which tricts which go to make point with pride toward and of opportunity. lt is activity revolves. this community. It not only the future, but it gives them definite contribution to our and l will tell you the kind the thirteen component dis- you live. Residents of up Union High School District Number 4 may well this school. Our school is a symbol of achievement in reality the center around which much community lt is therefore fitting that to this, our school, this annual be dedicated. 1-lv CONTENTS N GMM fqdflelwf if fdafwufwi . t , ,k . ffm m 1 'lf' WZ! S 'Rx ADM: ISTRA ' f 751 L., fr I , :bl ' J I:::1lf1,,1w'. 7 If 1 I 3' f ff! 4 1 -+ TM fffv wi f' .lk .,a:1':. J-S ' . Q 5 s 5 Q , -Qgw ,fm Tr X v' ' ' f U I 1 x it . 154- j ? ll ,N P1 .X' ,fl-14 J . I K ' K , rr L ' 1 4 Q X fl ', R A A ' . k- I ' 'J 1' , 5A f -.y ' . l .I I, 5 'x , X ,x.' fi I 3 V ' ' x , 5 I 1 , .4 . i A, . I V . 1 X . - s X ' . A f w I rf r-X I. K, I, .X A J v 'N - . x vw ' I x m X' C 1 - y J .I P l X , xv , ' X' No orgamzatlon can hope to functlon effrcrently w1thout a nucleus whlch acts as a centrahzmg gurdmg mfluence ln our school th1s essentral force IS found ln our supermtendent Mr T l-l Muncaster and our prm c1pal Mr K R Drlslclll Always wrllmg to help any and all students along the educatronal path these two men are regarded by the students as frrends and counselors They are never too busy to conslder the mdrvldual problems of stu dents and no problem IS too small for thelr consldera tlon Thelr pos1t1ons demand that they be at once admln rstrators, dlplomats, Judges, medrators, advlsers, and frrends. Whlle th1s IS a large order, st1ll they have more than measured up rn every respect lt lS largely due to the efforts of these two men that our school lS what 1t rs, one to whlch we are all proud to be a part We are mdeed fortunate in havlng such capable men as our admrmstrators S I r Mr. T. H. Munccster, Superintendent Mr. K. H. Driskill, Principal . ft ,' ' ' - . QV: M fl JK S 9 ' S-f' -A '-fvflrv '- A-S Q . ,I . , I , . - Q , ' , . . . . I I - :lull 1 A I MII' rv s I1 X g 1 IUIII' IIHICMIIIEB7 aut IEQEIISC Dem P I LCII t:111r'qI1t UNA STEWART M A L b1c111cn I o1e1C:1 ancucxqes Wvboie and Freshman CI'J s Adx s 1 IEANNETTL SMI H M A Enqhsw I11rf1uI1sm Sophomx CIf11ss and Cub V G11Is T10 D1' ELMER ISVICK M A B101 nv 1NcrId H1s'cry B 1.1113 Adv1ser A S B Bus npss Mcmaqe 1'OS l Soph FccIbc1I1 C9 SVERRE CMDAHL M A SOCC1 ALMA YOUNCI' B Math m:xt1Cs H F1 Socuety cnc' C1c1 IN ELL BERGHOLZ M S COIYIVUSYCIG QIYI Qub Adus G11 Ccun eIor I-IARMON COLBY B B A Corrme CIGI Truck Cof1CI1 ASSISIGI1' BGsketb'1I and FOOIBGI Coach D1CT11 e 2 THOMAS MULLEIN B S B F Mot Gr11:1I1Cs Som I QCIEHCF FOOIIVIII and T rr s COGCI1 VERA THCMPSON B S B E Pkvs CGI Idl1f'CIII 11 RG ctfld SC PUC f'1I AtI1I 114' ss 1411 YI and Pvp Cub 1-cn e WILLIAM N'UI N B I1, CGI ECILICUIIOH Maths I B xmo and Bcsptnc Coach P1CturP 3 RHODA LA'XI'F1 N' A11 LOUISE I-IFLMER B A Kumtux Adx 5 FLSI ANDR VVS E A I1sIn 1-I I Df2pc11t11 t P 1 Q 4 VELMA B ANKEIXSHIP B Q I1 r rr s ORIE MCGILVRLY B A V C101 Dr 11311Cs KATHBYN BROVI B S Home ECODOTTICS H Ve ECOHO1111 s CIL1bC1 d Costun e Cr-:x Ad: so P1 tu e 5 AUSTIN SUMMEFIS B S Form Swop S age Crew AH ISGI M LBURN KNOX Iv' S Aqr1c'11Iture Future Farmers Ad 1ser PHILIP HOGAN B A Manual Arts P1Ct11re1 6 ARTHUR NEWMAN B Ed Muse Bc' 6 Orcmfst c' wr' C111 Dmsctor N HAII B A rff 1U 1 cf r1pI1y f'Iub Fnc 'Ln C CIGss Ad 11s A-1 I 4 'I 1. 11' l . 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Hunter P es dent a lex Jer n V1ceP es dent Ldyth I gerso S cr tax St nley Holton e Mss n ab tg A 115 Uuur SCIIMIOJFS Yehudr s Ball an mformal dance held by the semor and Jumor classes on December 6 vxas the socral hlghhaht of thelr calendar Musrc for thts festrve occaston was played by Al Werdkamp and hrs orchestra Many e Joyed thrs functron rn the cleverly decorated gymnaslum Senlor commtttee charrrnen for the ball were Ioe Hunter general Bermce Anderson theme Maxme McDougle mvrta t1ons Dons Holden decoratrons Frank Hebert trckets and Ed Greathouse musrc The graduatmg class 1S made up of lOl mem bers When a vote was taken m the fall a ma1or1ty of the class favored wearmg caps and gowns for Commencement The gowns w1ll be blue wrth whrte collars and the caps blue wlth whlte tassels Thls IS the second con caps and gowns have been chosen by the graduatlng class secutlve year Many of the students who are to be gradu ated lhlS year have proved themselves to be of outstandmg torlan 1S Frank Hebert and the salutatorran IS Shlrley D1xon a newcomer from Everett th1s year The next e1ght rn scholastrc ratmg are Herbert Drummond Dor1s Holden Beverly Moore Dorn Shomshak Ioe Hunter Larry Kmg Eldon Weeks and Maryorxe Moen scholastlc ab1l1ty The valedlc Approxrmately l5 students wrll recerve merrt plagues or torch p1ns at Commencement for outstandmg achrevement rn act1v1t1es and scholarsh1p To become an owner of a ment plague a student must have a 2 5 scholarshrp ratmg An A IS worth four pomts and each grade below A IS worth proport1onately less Boys must have earned a total of 25 po1nts 4 and grrls 20 pomts At least ftve of these pomts must have been mad rn maJor act1v1t1es ana the other pornts may h ave been acqulrea through grades A faculty commntee must also pass on these students Students who have a hrgh grade average but who have not part1c1 pated ID sufflcrent actrv1t1es to be elrgrble for merrt plagues recexve torch pms at Commenc ment The Sen1or Play The Black Flammgo rev1ewed elsewhere rn the Kumtux Class Day 1S the occasron that semors gen erally remember as long as they l1ve because rt IS the day the1r h1story rs revrewed thelr futures revealed and therr specrflc qual1t1es are bequeathed Thrs event lS under the drrec tron of Shrrley Anderson general charrman Frank Hebert Dor1s Holden and Garry Evans assrstants The program IS under the dlrectron of M1ss Velma Blankenshrp Mr George Taylor of the Un1vers1ty of Wash mgton w1ll be the mam speaker for Com mencement Hrs toplc w1ll be Youth ln a World of War However student speakers w1ll st1ll have a place on the program They w1ll present the awards Several awards such as the Pan Hellenrc scholarshlp and plague the Assoclated Student Body Athletrc award Coun try Club award Honor Soclety torch pms and A S B ment plaques w1ll be presented by members of the graduatmg class Thls arrange ment w1ll grve an opportumty for the students to actlvely partlclpate m the program at the same trme havlng an outslde speaker glve an msprratronal address The Baccalaureate ex GICISGS w1ll be held Sunday even1ng Iune l at whlch trme the students W1ll wear thetr commencement robes The Reverend C L Walker wrll be the speaker Leadmg the class tn tts fmal year were Ioe Hunter, presrdent, Stanley Iorgensen, v1ce pres1dent, Edythe Ingersoll, secretary, Stanley Holton, treasurer, Lloyd Marlhugh, representa t1ve to the executlve councll The sen1ors are mdebted to MISS Alma Youngberg, advlser, for her untrrtng efforts and gu1dance rn all the sentor GCl1V1l19S 1 2 I ' W ' 1 3 J A loe , 1' i 7 SV 1. j lox-. , - 1' 1 5 T e rm ll, e e 'yy c a , T1 iisurerg 1 Al la Young e' , df eil o Lk x 11 .1 11 . - 1 - L L 1 1 , C. 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'z 1 ,gd XL Eff? lil . ft I1 Q FIRST ROW BERNICE ANDERSON Club 1234 G A A 124 c Presrdent 3 Property Crew 14 Manager 23 Kumtux 3 Edt tor 4 Cub 2 Delegate Mt Vernon Leaders Conference 34 Delegate U of W Leaders Conference 4 Executrve Councrl 4 G A A Dance Commrttee Charrman 23 Iunror Prom Commt t e Charrman 3 Senror Ball Commrttee Charrman 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 2 HN1te 234 Girls Club Play 3 Skr Club 4 Usher 3 A S B Song Leader 4 Oftrce Clerk 34 Grrls S W Club 1234 Senror Play 4 SHIRLEY ANDERSON Cub 1 Exchange Edxtor 2 Assocrate Edrtor 4 Skr Club 4 Hr Nrte Publrcrty Manager 4 Senror Play Publrcrty Manager 4 Prorr pter All School Play and Senror Play 4 Mt Vernon Leaders Conference 4 WANDA ANDERSON Entered from Burlrngton Washrngton 2 Pep Club 3 Secretary 4 Costume Crew 234 Makeup Crew 4 Home Economrcs Club 2 Iunror Prom Comm tte 3 S n or Ball Commrttee 4 WAYNE BALDWIN Radro and Photography Club I 2 Stage Crew 34 CHARLES BECRAFT Band and Orchestra 123 4 HrN1te 12 3 4 A Capella Chorr l2 3 4 MARNA BEEBE Pep Club 234 A Capella Chorr 234 Usher 3 Head Usher 4 I-I1N1te 24 Grrls Club Play 3 G A A 123 All School Play Prompter 23 Cub 12 Senror Play 1 Orchestra 23 SECOND ROM! OUINBY BINGI-IAM Basket Ball Manager 234 Football Vlanager 4 Boys Club Secretary 4 Band 123 Honor Socrety 7 S W Club 34 Cub 12 Freshman Sophomore Football 12 Skr Club 1234 Iunror Prorr Commrttee 3 S nror Play 4 BURNA DPANE BRADFN Cub l 2 Make Up Crew 1 4 Hom Ecvtomrcs Club Vrce Presrd nt 4 Skr Club 1 3 4 A A A 4 SIANLEY BRANDT Boys Club CERTRUDE BUTLER Nrght ol Musrc 1 Costume Crew 2 A EDGAR CAGLL. E A A l 2 3 4 Freshmen Sophomore Foot 1 ORPHA CASE me EC Club 12 Cub 23 G A A HrNrte 2 Grrls S W Club 24 G A A Danc Commrttee 4 B COGDILL Tumblrng 12 Basketball 123 Captarn 3 tball 24 Cub Track 12 S W Club 2 IRD ROW VIRGINIA DAVIS Grrls Trro 234 Pep Club 4 Honor So ety 2 3 4 Hr Nrte 3 4 A Capella Chorr 2 3 4 Nrght ot Musrc 12 3 4 Dramatrcs Club l Home EC Club l Northwest Musrc t l 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 ICI-'N DAWSON Entered from Arlrngton Hrqh School Wash rrqton 3 Boxrng 34 HrN1te 4 Cub 4 A Capella Chou 4 YY ONINE DINKINS Hr Nrte 12 Kumtux 2 4 Pep Club 2 3 Pr srdent 4 Make Up Crew 4 Costume Crew 3 Chrrstmas Play 4 Skr Club 2 3 Cub 4 SHIRLEY' DIXON Entered from Everett Wasmngton 4 P p Club 4 Honor Socrety 4 Salutatorran 4 HERBERT DRUMMOND A S B Treasurer 4 Ex cutrv Councrl 4 All School Play 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Honor Socrety 234 Debate 4 U ot W sh Leaders Conference 4 Mt Vernon 1. ade s Conference 3 4 Iunlor Prom Commrttee Charrman H Nrte 3 4 Chrrstmas Play 34 Oratorrcal Contest Wrnner 4 ORRIS EBBESON Sen or Play 4 LEANOR ELLIS Cub 23 Hr Nrte l 2 Home Ec Club 12 G A A 34 G l S W Club 34 All School Play Prompter L brary 2 4 2' : . 3 , . av A S X C ...Pep ,---5 . . .,A-.V1-e- 1 ',: ,r ' 5 , - , , - 5 ,'5 - G. . A., 3-4. Q' 5 : I: . . If 11 ball, -2. ' ' A Q V' ,:, ' l' . ' I I ' C: I h ' . . . HO , , --5 , -5 , V. ., 3-45 - .- ' BO ,W ' K L ' ' v Foo , - 5 , 45 , - 5 . . , -3-4. : 4 ' , 5 ' r e, 5 e 1 TH VESPER AUSTIN . . . Turrrblrng, 3-45 Photography Club, 4. Cl . , I , 5 A . I I ' - C it Q - I '. 7 , A I tree, ' A - - 1 ', '- -3-4. A ' ' nr. - U . . .U , t. U, 5 1 e 23' 7 T I f I A I - - ' , I - VX? .1- , -: - , - 5 ,- I . I ' - - U . : , - -I: U Q I ' . .. .. ... , - 5 - , - 5 G 1. . ., -5 tr er . I. - I ,v-5 I A' - 1 mv, 131- 1 Q' Liles -R 4 3' FIRST ROW KAY LNSI FY cp Club 2 Cib 4 Operetta I GARRY EVANS Band 1 234 A Capella Choir 4 Vic President A S B 4 Freshman Football I Basketball 1234 Tennis 34 Boys State Ccnterence 3 Honor Society 234 Mt Vernon Leaders Conference 3 A S B Season Ticket Manaa 4 All School Play 234 S W Club 34 1-1iNtte 3 U ot Was Leaders Conference 4 Senior Play 4 Declamatton Contest 2 Orchestra 3 OLIVE FAHEY nd 123 Kumtux 4 Cub '7 G A 234 Pep Club 34 H1N1te 2 Girls Club Secretary 4 Grls S W Club 234 G A A Dance Committee 4 Northwcst Mu Meet 1 2 3 NORMAN FINSEN Eoxrnq l 2 3 4 MARY GEISLER Guitar Club 2 ARVON GOAD Football 124 Baseball 234 Band A Capella Chou 4 HINIIE 4 S V7 Club 23 ED GREATHOUSE Band 1 2 Football I 2 3 4 Vice Preside t Boys Club 4 luntoi Senior Danco Committee 4 H nor Soc et 234 Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3 I-11lNte 3 S X tu 3 SECOND ROW ROGER HAMMOND oxina I 2 3 4 S I C ub 2 3 Tuniblinq 1234 I-I1Nte 1234 DrumMa1or23 ASBYI Duke, 37 Yell King, 47 Band, 2-37 lunior Prom Committee, 3' Football Manager, 17 Vlt. Vernon Leaders' Conferenc-, 4. IIM HASTIN . . . Entered from Lopez Island, 37 Baseball, 3-47 Boxing, 3-47 Band, 3. FRANK HEBERT . . . Valedictorgan, 47 Honor Society, 1-2-3, President, 47 S. W. Club, 3-47 Tennis, 2-3-47 Band, 1-2-3-4' All School Play, 3-47 Hi-Nite, 1-2-3-47 A. S. B. Executive Council, 37 Boys' Club Treasurer, 37 lumor Senior Dance Committee Chair- man, 47 Freshman-Sophomore Football, 1-27 Honor Roll, 1-2-3-47 Junior Prom Committee Chairman, 37 Mt, Vernon Leaders' Corr- lerence, 3-4: Assistant Season Ticket Manager, 3-47 Northwest Music Contest, 1-2-37 Northwest Solo Contest, 27 Night of Music, I-2-3-4' Skagit County Music Meet, 1-2-3-47 Senior Play, 47 Kuni- tux, 2-3-47 A. S. E, Mixer Committee, 47 Orchestra, I-2-3-4, 4. MARIAN 1-I NDERSON 4 Pep Cu 2 Sona Leader 34 C A A Danc Committee Chairman 4 Sk Club 1 2 3 4 Hi Nite I 2 4 Mount Vernon Leaders Cont ienc 34 A S B Mixer Committee 4 PAT HINCHEN otball l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Band Capella 4 S W Club 34 Basicetball 34 Baseball 2 S Play 4 DORIS HOLDEN Kumtux I 2 3 4 Cub 1 2 3 4 Business Man anger Kuirtux 4 Honor Soc ety 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 G A A 234 Girls S W Club 34 Property Crew 3 Mistress 4 Usher 3 Girls Club Play 3 G1 ls Club Yell Leader 3 G A A Dance Committee Chairman 2 3 4 I lI'l1Ol Scnici Danc Comm ttee Cha r man 4 Mt Vernon Leaders Conference 4 H1N1te 4 Senm Play 4 WESLEY HOLMES Bard I3 'I HIRD POW ALICE HOLT Gtrls Club STANLEY HOLTON Football x a S W 1 l 2 3 4 C ass Treasurer 4 IOE HUNTER 1 T n'ns 1 2 3 4 Basketball I2 3 4 Forum 3 Executive Court cl Conf fence 3 Mt Vernon Leadcrs C nfcrenc 34 Iunior S nor D c Committee Chairman 4 Class President 4 Hono S cety 234 S nior Play 4 Class Treasurer 2 S W Club 34 luno Prom King 3 Pr sh Soph Footbcll 1 Tcurnamertt Debat EDYTHE INGERSOLL . , . Drum Marjorctte, 2-3-47 Grlc' S. W. Club, 2-3-47 G. A. A. Dance Committee Chairman, 47 G. A. A., I-2-4, Secretary, 37 Hi-Nite, I-2-4' Pep Club, l-2-3-4- Secretary P. ass, 47 Sen lay, 47 A. S. B. Mix r Comm e , . STANLEY IORGENSEN . . . Band, 1-2-3-47 All School Play, 3 H1-Nite, 47 Football, 1-27 Night of Mus C, I-2-3-47 Senior Play, 47 Orchestra, 2-3-4. IUNIOR KELL . . . Football, I-2-3-47 Boxing, I-2-3-4' Baseball 2'3'4j Boys' Club President, 47 S. W, Club, 2-3-47 Senior Play, 4. LOUISE KELLEY . . . Cub, I-2-47 Feature Editor, 37 Costume Crev: 47 Make-up Crew, 4. 2 3 ' ,435 ri sf' I x M FIRST ROW LARRY KING A Capella Chotr 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Northwest Mustc Contest 1 2 3 4 Bellmqham Mus1c Festwal 2 3 4 Nxght of Muslc l 2 3 4 H1 N1te 3 4 Skaqxt County Mus1c Festlval l 4 Track 1 2 3 Honor Roll 3 4 Honor Socxety 4 All School Play 4 Orchestra 3 4 MARY LAFUM Exter d fxom Enumclaw Washmqton 3 A Capella Chotr 4 Bookroon Clerk 4 Honor S C19lY 4 MARY LEGLRE Booktoam Clerk 4 PEGGIE LEGGETT Cub 23 Artlst 4 Ltbrary l Kumtuy 4 Iumor Prom Commlttee Charrman 3 Make up Crew 2 Man aqer 34 S mor Ball Con mtttee Chauman 4 G A A 234 Gtrls S W Club 34 H1N1te 4 Pep Club 234 Cateterta 34 NORMAN LISHERNESS Football 123 Captaxln 4 Basket l 2 eball Executxve Counctl 2 4 S W Club l 2 3 4 R B LONG F F A l3 ludqtnq Team 2 Tr asurer 4 A Capella Chou 34 Northwest Mustc Contest 34 Nxqht of Musu. 34 MARY LOV IOY Entered from Lop z Island Waslunqton 4 Band 4 A Capella Chotr 4 SECOND ROW LLOYD MARIHUGH Class Prestd nt 3 Yell Duke 3 Box IH 12 3 4 S W Club 2 3 4 A S B Mtxer Commttte 4 x fc l1Vd Counc I 4 Skt Club l 2 3 Presxdent 4 Honor Soctety 2 BARBARA MARKELL ep Club 3 4 G A A 12 3 us todtan 4 Property Crew 34 Kumtux 34 Cub 23 Forum 3 gvlri S N Club 2 3 4 H1 N1te 2 3 Usher 3 4 Bookroom er 4. TOMMY M-CALlB . . . Boxxnq, 2-3-45 S. W. Club, 2-3-4. IVIIMA MCAULEY G A A 2 Honor Soctety 2 H1 Ntte 7 Cub 3 Home Ec Club MILY MCCORMICK G A A 12 Home EC Club 24 DOROTHY MCDONALD 13 Band 13 Skt Club Home EC Club 4 Book Room Clerk 4 MAXINE MCDOUGLE ub l 2 3 4 H1 N1te '7 4 G A A S B Secretary 4 Cateteua 4 Class Secretary 3 Iun1orProm Oueen 3 Gtrls S W Club 3 F um 3 A S B Ex Cutx e Councll 4 Iunxor Sentor Dance Cornmxttee Cl atrman 4 L b a tan 3 THIRD ROW XXINONA Mc4:.CHNlE Home Economcs Club 2 Costume Crew 3 Ofttc Clerk 4 Hx N1te 3 V RNELLE MCLAUGHLIN Cu 4 HELEN MCMACKIN A A 3 Pres dent 4 Home C Club Prestdent 4 Band 2 Glrls Club Play 2 4 All School Pl y Prompter 4 H1 N1te 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 S cretary 3 MARIORIE MOEN A Capella Chou 3 4 Band and Orchestra 2 3 Northwest Washtnqton Solo Contes 2 P p Club 4 Gtrls Club V1cePres1dent 4 H Nlte 234 Nlqht of Muslc 23 Belltnqlnam Muslc Festwal 234 Skaqxt Cootnty Mustc Festt lal 4 Northwest Wasmnqton Mus c Contest 2 3 4 BEVERLY MOORE Girls Trto 234 A S B Bookkeeper 4 P p Club 3 4 Honor Soctety 2 3 4 H1N1te 2 3 4 A Capella Chotr 2 34 Iuruor Prom Commttt e Chatrman 3 Ntqht of Mu 12 3 4 Hcme Ec C ub 1 Cu l Orchestra l EUNICE MORGAN . . . Gtrls Club. ARTHUR MUHLBEIER . . . F, F. A., l: Hobby and Mechantcs, l-3. l49Q FIRST ROVV IANIVI NYEIRC Gul Club CLARIRNCI' O DONNELI. Lntered irom Wenatchee Vx7Cs 1nqton 4 Football 4 A Capella Cho1r 4 S A Club 4 Bas ball 4 Northwest MHSIC Contest 4 Bellxnaham MUSIC Fc: ual 4 Nlfjlll of Music 4 Skaa1t County Mus1c Festlval 4 FRTD OVENELL x11a I F Q PIGSIO FIRN PRATER Cub 2 H1 N1te 23 Ochestra IRRNLSI' RIGGLES F F A 12 V1Ce P1es1dent 34 ll c nan l 2 KINNITI-I RINGHOUS F A 12 Itaamq Team Seuetcry 4 Hobby and IVIFCPAGDICS LUCILLI: ROBINSON Nxqht of Mus1C I234 LIDTGYQ Northwest IDISITICI MUSIC Contest 123 Orche tra I2 3 4 SECOND ROW RALPH ROBINSON . . . Boxing, 25 Ski Club, 3-47 Baseball, 3. WILDA ROE . . . Sk1 Club, 3. OREN SCOTT . . . B seball, I-2: F otball, 3: F. F. A., 47 Ca' - te 1a, 4. HAROLD RTV' RSON stl '1a S 1 Club 24 GEORGI' SCHRINDII. Baxmq l 1 WT S W DORN Sl-IOMSI-IAK XINQ 2 3 4 Ersfbn l l 2 3 4 ub 2 3 4 Class Txeasurrr 3 Boys C 11 as 1 u Prom Comnnttee Chau n rn 3 Mt Vetncn L adms C onIe1enr' HNe LCRLTN SRFNCLR ntux l 1 3 A ssta1t LS Manaq 4 Pep Club 3 G A A 1 THIRD ROW TOMMY QPENCLR Boys C DAN SPLAN Staqe Crem Phct ar'1phy Club Chrsmas Play 4 IUNE TFWALT Home EC Club l Olfce Clcrk 34 Costun Crew 4 ELAINE THOMPSON . . . A Capella Chctr, 3-47 Band, 2-3-47 H:- Nete, 3-4: All School Play, 3-47 GIYISI Club Play, 3: Girls' Club V1Ce-Preszdent, 3' Pres1denl, 47 Iumor Prom Comm.ttee Cha1rman, 3: G. A. A., l-2-3-4: Pep Club, 3-4, Cub, 2-4, Property Crew, ' Orchestra, 2-3-4. VERLA TORRE . . .A Capella Cho1r, 3-4- Cub, 1: DfX1I1TI4lGlOIEl.5, 3 G. A. ., - -gI-I'-1e, ,Semcr lag . GRACE WADDELL . . . Boolcrocm Clerk, 4. IACK WARDELL . . . Football, 1-2-3-4, Boxmq, l-2, Class Secre- tary, 1, Pres1de-nt S. W. Club, 4. I LLDON WEEKS n ered l n Lopez td 4 a GLADYS WILSON L bxar an 3 F A 4 Hon Soctety 4 Sen1or Play 4 VVARD XVIL IAMS NVrestl ng 23 Phctograply NAYNEVVILLIAMQ A l2'i Photo phy .5 Hobby ond Mechamcs 1 Wr tl 34 JACK WOLSL GEL al 34 B mg 23 Cxptam HAZEL WOOD r M Ba 1 Ha1 Sc aet es mg CAMERA SHY HAROLD BLANK CARL CRIQP GEORGIA CROOKSTON HOWARD HANDY DOROTHY HUTCHINSON CEN? VVILSON 4 rnblrng HENRY LEGERE FRANK MORGAN AVIS THORTIN Wall and Prophecy We the semors ot UNION H1gh School DIS 1flCl No 4 ot the c1ty of Sedro Woolley County of Skaglt and State ot Wash1ngton belng of sound mrnds and st1ll reta1n1ng our good Judg ment cons1der1ng we w1ll no longer rema1n 1n th1s school do make publ1sh and declare our last w1ll and testament to be as follows Em1ly McCorm1ck and Helen MCMGCklH leave the1r horse laughs to Ioyce Boyd and Betty lane P1ephoft Wanda Anderson leaves her haughty a1r and her nose for news to V1del Lubrtz Kay Ensley leaves her cute flrrt and w1n n1ng smlle to Phyllls Anderson lack Wolslegel th1nks LaVal McDougle m1ght use some ol DIS tower1ng length Dorothy Hutchenson w1lls her wedd1ng r1ng to Lou1se Fadett so Tommy Wlll have more to start Wllh Brrlllant Sh1rley D1xon leaves her tear ot gett1ng B 1n a test to Roberta Larum Grace Wadell and Georg1a Crookston leave the1r beaut1ful fr1endsh1p to Kathryn Bellos and Edlth Wardell Doreen Spencer donates her ab1l1ty to be fr1endly w1th every one to Bermce Wr1ght Larry Kmg leaves h1s ab1l1ty to dress to Matt letfrey Marna Beebe leaves her rhythm l1C sw1ng to Ioan Lepper Oumby B1ngham leaves Wendell W1llk1e to Frank Lloyd tor further wrguments 1n Amencan Problems Class The predest1n1ng prophets preen1ng them selves w1th pern1c1cus precogn1t1on and proudly paradmg the1r premature prophet1c pfOCllV1l19S do promulgate proffer and prec1p1tate the tol low1ng pragmat1c prattle Mrs Wayne BGldW1U the former Edythe ln gersoll and Mrs loe Hunter the former Al1ce Holt v1s1ted the1r home town ot Sedro Woolley and were presented Wllh the key to the c1ty by MaJor Orns Ebbeson Takmg a tax1 dr1ven by Norm Prnsen they yourneyed to Herb Drum mond s 87 Club where Frank Hebert s German band played The ma1n attractlon of the eve n1ng featured Eleanor Ell1s and Edgar Cagle Stan Holton and Orpha Case demonstrat1ng the latest dance steps On the way home they passed Art Muhlbe1er s Ye Old Opre House where Lourse Kelley and Wesley Holmes were 1n a two gun thr1ller called The Return of F111 That mght they stayed at Tom MCCUl1b s hotel WhlCh was furmshed throughout Wllh Harold Blank s beauty rest mattresses On the way home from the Northern State Hosp1tal where they V1S1l9d Doctor Stanley Iorgensen they stopped to see the tamou L1sherness sextuplets They then VlS1l9d the Sedro Woolley UHIVGTSITY where they met Dean Maur1ce Chftord and Professor Oren Scott ik'55i5i5L , 3 1 A ' A x 'R . . . E t ro 1 , lslar , : B scball, 47 . . . , 1 1 , . F. . ., : cr ' , 5 ' 1 , . E ...E:otbl,-:ox ,-,: ,4. L c . . . . 1 , Y 5 1 1 ', 2-3. , . . . ..11tf1ed fro 11 t. ke 1 F L hod, Q C f erla, 4. ' ' ....,E.E. ., --cp ara ,Q-Ap ' 1 , c . . . E. E. A., 142-3' 7 Tu ' , 344. T , .' , . K f . o K, 1 1 - I I I I V , . I I I ' . . . 1 - 1 . . . 1 . . . 11 4. 11 . 1 Q ' Q . 1 V 1 o ll Verne Gee P195 d nt C s d B Har v 1 T easur 1 C 1111 Hall Ad 1 Uturr all tL1Il'1Ul0tl S A11tt1 r y ar ttlled wr 1 w -1 a11d act1v1ty hcs been completed bx th ass of 47 and they have proved the11 selv s worthy of a ceptrna the fQSpOItb1l'J1l1l19S and dut1 wl11 1 wtll l e lett by thrs year s graduates Thex ha 1 shown themselves outstanatna n the hela o sports and have been wet represented 111 a bate 111us1c dramattcs ctr n1any othe l1V1l1 s a11d Clubs football were lohn I cl1 Verne Gee Walter Merns Srdn y Mclntyre Carlyle Atterberry Bob W1lcox and lack Sr els n rn boxrna Bob rn basketball lohn lech Walter Merns Verne Gee and Bob Allen At the tn1e ot ao ma to press 1t could not DS determ1ned who earn letters 1n oaseball track and Norrrs voula tennr Many atrls part1c1pated 11 sports Those who earned the1r second letters were Betty Harrr son ana Emoqene Pauls 1 Pat Ward won her ttrst l tter Smce thts class has e1t d hrah school 1t rated hrqhly 1n scholast1 ab1l1ty The follow ma students rece1ved two par honor prns thrs year showmq they had been members ot the Honor Soctety tor tvto years Glenn Allen Bob err Allen Evelyn Ayers Bo Beach Kathenne Bellos Dennls Chnstranson Bob Cook Iohn lech Buth M Innes Alvrn Schac ht lune Shom snak and T d Strona Margaret Butledae lune Shomshak Doreen Utley Dorothy Smder and Ahce lohnson par trcrpated 1n debate and rece1ved awards Those Jumors part1c1pat1nq rn the dramatrc productlons were Adelle Beynolds Warren Brown Btll Strles Dorothy Smder I vce Bova Pat Ward a11d B t Wtlcox The ltaaest srnale event sponso ed by the JUUIOT lass was the co111b1ned Juntor sento dance whrch tcolf place on December 2 Ques trons l ls of ther11 and posters exc1ted mucl advaut curto 1ty 111 Yehudrs Ball Yehud nd hrs cut1e turned out to be Everette Brook mas CII1Cl Yvonne Dtnklns The selectron of thrs coupl added 111ter st a11d tun to the dance 'Vluch ot the success ot thrs dar1ce was due tc the hard work and cooperatron ot the n1e1nbers of h clas es Many ot the senrors served o11 cornnrttees for the dance TDIS was the hrs 11111 the 1ur11o1s and senrors combtned the1r enerales and gave a Jornt dance 'Ihrauah the year the class has been led lx Vern Gee presrdent Bob Wrlcox VICQ pres1 dent Betty Harr1son secretary S1dney Mcln tyre treasurer and Bob Allen class repre ser1tat1v Mr Glenn Hall has been the capa ble class advrser Those outstandrnq Juntors who by popula vote ot the student body Wlll hold the A S B offtces for next year are Verne Gee basketball captam all county all d1Slf1Cl basketball auara football and baseball star was elected pres1 dent Bob Wrlcox v1ce pres1dent part1c1patec tn football baseball track and boxma He was the treasu er ot h1s sophomore class and thrs vear was c ass v1ce presrdent Dorothy Fahey who Nrll hold the oftrce ot secretary 1S known especrallv tor her actlve part rn sports and a a member of G A A and Pep Club Bob Aller wrll be treasurer Bob was a regular IH the Honor Soc1ety He rece1ved h1s letter for bemq bask tball manager was a member of the band and or hestra tor three years was on the tumblmq team and was Jun1or representat1ve to the A S B evecu 1ve counc1l Boss Farr tumbhna xpert w1ll be the new Yell Kmq ana Dorothy Snrder outstandmq debater and dra mat1cs student wrll b Sona Queen Yell Duke w1ll b Matthew Iettrey and assrstant Sono Leader Phylhs Anderson s F 1 cf' A U 'W Ge ., !1 . Q , ' 1 e 3 Bib Vftltex, V1 -1 P1111 ent: etty r1sJ:1, Fevtotafv- Sydney Mcl1t 1e, 1 'e 1 , Y wle , v s-1:1 0 Y N ,rule e ' 1 'tl 'crf , ' , . , oy , , 1 , ,. j e c. ., , o: . f , - 1 .' e' . c- 1' -' r ' 1' ' ' 'es . 'cl 1 ' c -- 1 ' ' ' - ' T ' 5 ' ' ' ' . .- f ' ' 1 ' , ,, , . . - . 1 , 1 ' ' 1 KN A ' 1 , 1' ' ls, -3 - -1 - f' - -1 . I V , ,l, D ' A - . 1 - , N K G ,, . ., - , , . , b IC. ,R CID- Q1 . ' 'e' . ' ' . ' ln sports the gunror boys recervrnq letters Jn l , , L ' 2: e , , A '. 9 ' 1 , ' t e 1 s .. ' , 1 c q 2 , Y. A 1 . I T 3 1 1 Q 1 - ts - - ' 1 K B I i . Y I V , , N Y U 1 1 , 1, - A , ,4,. , . ' 9 , I , ' ' s. , , . , 1 : , 2 - W . . , V : , f . ' - C' - 1 1-W . T' A ' 'H ' -c.., . . ,, A . D o . ' l ' v' ' ' 1 ere ' ' 1 ' . . . . c . f , . : , 1 - I - A 1 V ' ' 1 , . ' ' ' ' ' ' . V c . , - , , - , . 1 V . D , , 1 1 - . , . r , , , , , . c f- ' - F 1 ' ' 1 x. , .. . , - 1 ' . , , D . . 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F , :iz S, .fr . ,inte ..':z'f -ztnfz , cn 1-viii? lyxrl ., 'L :df 1 lfy, '11 G C P 131, -YFCTTX -firfja . 1.31 rw: ','T.:.T3C1 DIC .nmxr .- , , ,E-ri. rw: F 1 P C11 Brand ,dr 1 Axlalrd Row D11 und 1 lly Ca ll B 11 ol HJW Ll C' sd J rl v br d RJN 11 Kar Mask ippel l. 1 nd trorr Hanna l av How 'C Morgan Perry M Lada Park 1 Patte1 111111 J sr 1 a ude Mrnar N'c.Cauley to PIZZUIO McLea M q F1 tue 4 Frrst Row Ray Sch e delr R1od1,s Ze qer Ytaard wa N rlour Snrder D11r1a1ous 1 1 nav yer Whrtesrde Ward Huthrutf Home s Lax u rnan ewart R r lk rson G Wyatt ot sr 1-3 Mya' R311 bura Telqenhoff Swanby Ma' 11 srde tom op unter wad. ll1111 JC o nt an 11 asot 11t'1 1.1 ruur Sophomorres The prrncrpal event sponsored solely by th sophomores thrs year was the sophomore mrxer Thrs was the trrst tlme ln several years a dance was sponsored by an under class rhe comnmtlees were Publrcrty charrman Tune Hurd assrsted by Monteen Long and Wayne Peters deroratron charrman Fred Heqa assrsted by LeRoy Macl.ellan Joe M Calrb Vernon Srms and Helyn Coqdrll clean up cofnmrttee Dave Hothausen Merlrn Byer stedt lvan Bacus B1ll Wrlcox Glld Gwen Swanby prrzes Grant Hunter and Wallace Mrnor trckets Arlene Glad Lrla Doxsee Georqra Curnutt Norman S heel Pat Mc Cauley Nrles lordan and Stanley Bruhn 111 v1tat1ons Iacquelrne Coffee Barbara Laplant and Shrrley Mrnkler Prrzes were awarded C Iohn Iech and Marran Henderson for bernq thr best Jrtterbuas The waltz pnze was arven 1 W'yman Hammer and Velma Reece The sophomores had more members rn the Honor Soc ety thrs year than any other class These members wrll strrye to 111a111ta111 ther exoellent ratrnq Qtfrcers thrs year were Presrdent Grarv' Hunter vrce presraent LeRoy MacLel'a11 sec retary Fred Heaq treasurer Charlotte Fahey advrser Mrss Ieannette Smrth 20, T. p '1C!ur1- Frrst H ww: C.,ll111.1- Fic ?1Y1f y, 'l1rl, t, Crrzzlrrtt, Sllrett, Cgv ll, Boy, 11 . . 12: '15, Czxrxdl .1 Coen, Dor11e 1, T lk 15, o1.'1-- ff Xie- Dye B111 1.'tv t, Eli 15.111, HJ.-.' 3: 51111211111 B.11:us B1 , Dex , Ayr-1s, Dmks :11 Co. ff-lt, Gookxns, r'.1l111, B1 err Future 2, Fil ' 11 : 1 1,-ag H,:::a',' H:l:11,s, Holden, llglt 'J rrp, Harshez Lori-'lsrzxt Hu: , len:-by Hezder. ' ff: Hunt-1, F. Lena, Hanlon, lense , M. Lon: Lgzuzz. ' 1 K: 1 -fwzs. Row 3: T:1d.111 l.. s 1, 1 sl' l d Kell Pxituze 3, Fgrst Raw: Mael.ell.rr1, Pgxzas, Mrrrklex, Markell, Millar, Gaspozzzc, Murrru, F. Mar1ner'ude, Me-1115, Pulsrplrez, Pelzel. 1 Z: I. 1 , ' , Q 1 ilillfl Peck, 1 e , 1, M. ' , D. Mora' 11 Peter 'o 1, Palrr er, Moen. Row 3: Pete-rs, l, M 11- zrer , , 1' , MCCGllU M3:k1e, ' , 11, 111 er. C 1 1, 1 , e l, 'Jar 1', E ', ' 1 , Q , refs, Y t , , 1 E e. Row Z: St :.1t.1:, T . 1' , , , :t':r1, W.l'. ,Tr e , St . ow 3: X . e ' , . 'A ,Fl l1au'f1,S1r11s,'.X' 11, 1 , 1 , ' .ts Tavrfa. Rrql , 1' if : H 1 president- li X -1 , 11 ery resrde 7 Hel! secretrrryq Fahey, '11 rerg S11 . , .ral ' ser, 1 1, X ' ' N e , ' 1 J ' - 1 q . . I . I ' . I ' l V O ' I . I 1 1 . . L? Fm I .1- J I 1 V l , U . I A 'C , - 1 . . J 2 V ' T 1 V V , 1 1 C- ' 1 ' , 1 -1 7 - LA ' ' 1 ' : 1 ' ' V C V . T 1 1 1 l A ' ' , . l I x h 1 ,'4 Y l ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 Lf ' I I , C, , g I 7 4 P u l Fiist Row Candi 1 Austin Ctcotti B asley Brendle Bagley D Budiaran Ciovx Austin R C in Ad na Rom ristianson Bergst dt Lurnrings Byharn Bierstedt Brad 11 Cath 'v B rout t C Buchanan BFOOK11 s All R w 3 . 11 ,1son, Brown, Cou tai Casse.l, G. Cratsenberg, D. Cratscnb rg, C1::1e, X1 Ca1v.n, Abrahamson, C:11.st:C: Bishop, Cannon. 132' ie -, :st Row: e1:1.1 Hebert, Hogg, . 1cdti1c'se, . E' 1r1g, an, F:d,::, F1 s, S. G1lp1n, Hxnun Fu :1 ', . Q11 ss.. -: Guia 53:1 E1 M. Gionsk 1, F. Gronskr, lV'. 1 , 'Ji L, . . arlzfon, svick, G. Gilpin, v-EZDCIUQTI, l'l'.ndr.CQif 9.1: F Go1do11, pawns. .zur : erric , 1i1s, D. Grea so lol Pnd. 1 f.,r11 , Daniels, E 11:13, lacisan, Doddi T 'i. :..r, D.ckso11, Hattie-I., 1'1u1e , First Row: Muff, , nlandn, Mclfldoon M'.111'i', K..1vs Kiing 1' .p:11', , c1ell, . 11 bloc 1 . ltorgar lN.:fDout1b. Row L: ' 'e did .d ve , Mc ean, . 11151119111 :T----, .JQXI IIT Q: er, 'Q'J'UI1, None , nc'. ton, La 111111, ff' DV. aw ': NV bui, lN.:'E1f11 '1111111ons, L11.dqu.'t Maier . V' ia' 1, M. .. :gay I111.i1:, . ls , M. l.g11dblo.J:11, ...oz 1', ez . 1c. L , ow : 1, ' ..h, ade, . . lil, l .1'ke1, 1, srl' Tha , .:11s't.., sse, lee. 3'-Ja: Rinfznous-, Vandenb.1 , 1o111 px, .e , lid, Ju Hd Tewcxit, Save Piulson Slasson, Wilkerson, ' ff , V1 : . Row . igglss, H. White, fxtkinscn, ay, Cott, fe, rate-1, , 1 111, ' lane Jrkei Howland, lvl. Whit-1, Vaiovicli, S 'also . It si fe, 11111 t. : l 1. ' 11 : 11 orn, 1 of esi :J t' V-J' J-lg Ca hiy, +: 'ss -s11T.,:f'.'-3' ' lwart, . - iuiir Freshmen Now that spring is here the green is fading from the freshmen. When the freshmen first arrived in this building for the purpose of fur- thering their knowledge many were lost in this spacious school, but they were soon both seen and heard. They were seen and heard 1.1 all the activities around Union High. ln deed, tne old school would now be a guiet and lonesome place without them. At their first class meeting these active stud- ents nominated and elected their class officers, lack Holt was elected president' Melvin Lind' bloom vice-president Barbara Hebert secre- tary' and Leona Cathey class representative, Their adviser was Miss Una Stewart. Musical organizations had their membership increased by this years freshrnenp and i11 the field of sports, the freshmen have also taker: a11 active part. The girls have organized sev- eral good teams, and their basketball tea111 was outstanding. Many freshmen boys have turned out for athletics also. 21. Acti n snaps tak n in Cass? T ROW let to ri lt Foo s Mciy M tchcll Chemistry Quinbw Bingham Conimerci paitn en Qhirl y Dixor NIDUIE ROVX Art Ha old 9 J s Biology Fred Blackwell Firm Qliop Prul Pippin ECT RCW Mant ct 'T an L b '1 Do ern gf qi ru F1 d Owertc The Way We Do llt Everyone ot the 5lO students oi this schoct varied activities and studies Many course of special interest are offered as regular sc 'tool work and during the last period ot the daK students get experience and entertainmem 1 activities under the guidance of teachers ln the pictures above some idea is given t t Jariety of courses offered Many other courses not pictured are also taught There are tive regular one hour periods and a twenty five minute activity period during the day Th first period is one hour ana fifteen minutes long the last fifteen minutes being devoted to guidance work special an nouncements and meetings Most student carry tive subiects rather than the usual our This system has proved very workable during the two years it has been in practice Because of the defense program which was carried on in the shop this vear a consict to that already owned While most of thi equipment was purchased with federal funds p i narity tor the training of out of s hool boy t tl the h gh school students benefited by getting training in the use of this new machin e v No rnfrtt-er how large a library is its value can only be aetermined by the extent to whicn it is us d Increasingly more emphasis is being put on the complete and intelligent usc cf the school library Class s meet there every day according to a regula schedule Never before have th e students been so wel acgua nted with the material available in the library On an average 350 books are checked out each week in addition to a vast amount of reference and magazine material used tt , :ei I . 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LtP CNDTEAMF R MhhH bl n Iec rnc er' ern ss ems oac o y ower et lfture SE O ront ow arr uq um e Shroy Schrmdel Whrtesrde Knowlton Back Row Tovrea Prater Maqmn Goad Peters Lower R qht Prcture FROSH SOPH TEAM Front Row Strode Phay Roe Kmaht Iordan Mzller Snelson Ba k Row Coultas Prat r Herrm Ebelmg Prp pm Holt Coach lsvrck Indrxrdual Prctures of LETTERMEN AND COACH Top Row Coast- Mull n Greathouse Wardell Snelson Holton Wolslegel Bottom Row Kell Gee Iech Hnchen Captatn Lzsherness M rn Grrd Machrnc Coach Tom Mullen s grrd squad made loca football hrstory by leadmg the state scorrng wrth a total of 291 pornts as compared wrth therr opponents 12 runmng therr consecutrve games wrthout d feat to l9 Such a record has never before been made by Sedro Woolley S W Cubs started the season by defeatmg Marysvrlle l2 to 6 thrs game bemg Marys vrlle s second defeat rn frve years Lrsherness plunged over 1n the frrst quart r to lead 60 whrle Marysvrlle tted the score rn the second quarter ln the thnd quarter the Cubs scored the wrnnrng touchdown on a pass from Lrsher ness to Iech One of the hrghhghts of the Cub season wa therr defeat of the hrghly touted Renton team 40 0 as Renton recovered from thrs de eat to wrn the Puget Sound League Chamoronshrp one of the strongest leagues rn the state The Cub defense was too strong and Renton was unable to solve the offensrve formatrons All members of the Cub team were standouts dur mg th1s game Last year Arlrngton was beaten by the Cubs 4l 6 and th1s year was almost a repetrtron the score berng 406 S W took the opemng krckoff and marched strarght to a touchdown wrth Lrsherness krckmg the pornt Arlrngton then pulled some trrcky passes and got one over for a touchdown whrch proved to be therr last rn that game Wrth the score at 34 6 Coach Mullen sent rn the second team whrch promptly scored on Arlrngton agatn wrth Crat senburg rntercepttng a pass and makrng the score In a brtterly fought contest S W defeated Anacortes 26 0 Features of thrs game were YT 55 yard touchdown run by Lrsherness and Wardell s 30 yard charge rn whrch he lrterally ran over opponents as well as teammates The Sea Hawks fought hard but were no match for the Cubs A large S W delegatron accompanred the team to Bellrngham rn hopes of a vrctory but no vlctory was forthcomrng Although they played a scoreless tre the game was replete wrth thrrlls Frrst downs and yardage garned favored the Cubs but breaks cost them two scorrng opportumtres S W played wrthout a substrtutron durrng the entrre game S W swamped Snohomrsh 39 0 scorrng al most at Wrll Snohomrsh operated from a K ' 1 ' - I . 4 'i . 1 , , . 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A I 1 1 1 1 - I I ' ' - I - 'x26n A- ii 1 1 4 l Top P1 tu e FOOTBALL ACLION AT MOUNT VERNON GAME ns t L it S d '-lead Ma M lntyre lns t R1ght S1de Ass1stan1 flanagfrs Clenn All n a d Oumby Emgham Ind 1d al PLTLT s Top R Cc h C lby Llnclbloo Wlce McCal1l' N'acL llan Cra enbera Bottom Row ODor1nell McCa1 le G0-:id ,K l-1 1 K C' A b y Lettermcn pct 1 rr V l h me s Qc' r1ndel and Cog 1 I spread format1on and all plays except tour L1sherness were unstoppable as the l1ne open d up gap1ng holes The Cubs conquered the Lalces1de Ltons 22 0 Although the Cuhs d1dnt get started t1ll the th1rd quarter the soggy held also kept Lake S1dG from roll1ng Captatn L1sherness made 20 ot the Cubs po1nts and the other two were ontr1Luted when a Lalces1de man was tackled eh1nd h1s own goal l1ne The Cub second eam was Put 1n and was 111 possess1on ct the all when the gam ended The Culo econd team started the game Wllfl Concrete and held them wrthout a score m he flTSl quarter Tlhe l1TST team mad 27 po1nts IH the sec nd quarter ln the se ond hall the second team went on to score 24 add1t1onal oolnts malcmg th t1nal score Cubs 5l Con rete 0 MacLellan was the standout player of the game runn1ng three punts back for touchdowns H15 runs were for 40 50 and 7L Yards The Burlmgton t am went down to de ea o Arm1st1ce Day the Cubs beatmg them 480 By the end of the f1fSl halt the score was 22 0 and the Cubs scored 20 pomts more IH the h1rd quarter 7 , f The Cubs aga1n defeated the Bulldogs y a score of l9 0 The f1fSl touchdown came w1th surpr1s1ng suddenness After TGCQIVHIQ the openlng lackott S W surpnsed Mount Vernon w1th a qu1ck luck Unable to ga1n the Bull dogs were forced to punt Me1ns returned the lack 32 yards to the Mount Vernon 22 lard 1 e Lrsherness plunged to the l2 Me1s t t'1e 7 and Llsherness drove over tor tne urs score L1she ness corxert d and S W led 7 0 Both teams battle on even term unt1l th tourth quarter when the Cubs s red tw mor touchdowns The second touchdown came o a tw1st1ng l0yard run hy lech and he tlna score came on a pass from MacLellan t Mems Wardell and L1 nerness were unammous ho1ces for the out tandmg tootleall play ers 1 the N W by the All Star selectors Every merr lc r of the Cub tlrst team was ment1oned 1 some All Coun y or D1SlT1Cl All Star team l compthng th s re old the Cubs won the charr p1onsh1p ot the newly formed Northwest Leagu as well as the Skag1t County Champ1onsh1p One ot the tronaest trosh soph sauads 1n years made up ot 20 boys played tour games lhlS year Coach lsv1clc s boys won two games from Burlmgton and won one and t1ed one w1th Concrete 1 tl no . 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I ' A L . an 5 .-L-3 sf? ' ir H ttlklw Hn ,Q D 1 L - . A -5 M y xt . lim-X I ' aff' '-D fi s tm, Sv. , .. J wigs I it i I 1 ,Y 'J'5'1U -'H+ -Tr. 'FEQWQ S R I r 1- f ,'Dlr,. . Rl Ii.. iQ, tt will 1 55' Through the Hoop The Cub basketball squad, direct- ed by Coach Sverre Omdahl, started the season with an unusual show of strength. When they were finally stopped by Anacortes, they had won l3 straight games. ln the first practice game, the Cubs bowled over Ferndale by a score of 45-2l. Next came the LaConner team, which was defeated by a score of 37- l9. Arlington was next, and at the end of a close game the score was 29-28 in favor of the Cubs. Later, in a practice game which took place during the regular season, South Kit- sap was taken by a score of 50-38. ln this game Lisherness and Cogdill were high scoring men, the former making 17 points and the latter ll. The regular season started two weeks earlier than usual when the Cubs journeyed to Mt. Vernon on December 20 for the first conference game. There they defeated the Bull- dogs in a one-sided game which ended in the score 45-9. Norm Lisher- ness was high score man with 14 points, and Cogdill was next with 9 points. Both men played but two quarters of the game. Burlington, who was the next vic- tim of the county, was defeated in a close game which ended in the score of 23-22. Cogdill saved the day by running up l2 points. The next game was with Hamilton, who was defeated on the local floor by the score of 38-25. Then came La- Conner who went down by a score of 35-20. Lisherness made l6 of these pf?l1'1tS. The Cubs then traveled to Ana- cortes. where they defeated the Sea Hawks in a low scoring game which finally ended 20-9. Gee was high point man with 8 points, and Hunter sparked a drive in the second quar- ter with 4 points. The Bulldogs of Mt. Vernon were beaten the second time by the score of 37-27, Cogdill garnering l6 points. Edisai next went down to defeat by a score of 39-22, with Lisherness Scoring l7 points. The squad then met Burlington again in perhaps the best played game of the season. All the members of the team scored, and the final score was 36-30 in favor of the Cubs. The first quarter in competition with Concrete proved to be a slow one, but the Cubs finally downed them to the tune of 5l-26. ln their second encounter with An- acortes, the Cubs suffered their first defeat of the year, their opponents winning by a score of 37-23. Fianna- gan of Anacortes ran up a score of 19 points. The Cub squad then went to the district tournament as first place team of this county. Here they were de- feated by Mt. Baker and Lynden in two hard fought games. The score of the first game was Mt. Baker 39, Sedro-Woolley 36. The second game ended with Lynden 40, Sedro-Wool- ley 38. Down lett side: Coach Omdahl, Norman Lisherness, Iohn Iech, Walter Meins, David Rothausen, Vaughn Lisherness, Quinby Bing- ham, Manager. Down right side: Coach Colby, Bob Cogdill, Verne Gee, Ioe Hunter, Pat Hinchen, Garry Evans, Bob Allen, Manager. At bottom, from left: Action at Hamilton game. YFLL LEADERS, Hammond and Anderson, in action at the Hamilton game. SSCOND TEAM, Front Row: Holt, lordon, Phay, Roe, Herrick, Minor. RCW 2: Lindbloorn, Ebelinq, Herrin, Maginnes, Cratsenberq, Shroy. Niles Iordan is only letterrnan not pictured. 423-i learning the Ropes Fight tans saw the local tistic ar- tists in action only three times this season, due to the tact that several schools asked to have the Sedro Woolley fighters appear at their schools while formerly all the smok- ers were held here. Coach Bill Mul- len's boxing team came out on top at the end of the season by winning tour smokers and losing one. Their first two smokers were with Bothell. The Cub boxers turned back the strong Bothell team tive to three in the tirst event, and tour to three in the second. The most hotly con- tested smokers were the two with the hard hitting Kelso team. The Cubs won the tirst, tive to tour, and were edged out ot the second, tour to three. The Cubs ended the season by de- feating the Hoquiam team six to tour. Because the opponents were not always able to provide competi- tion tor all the boys whom Coach Mullen wished to use in the smokers, the Bellingham C. Y. O. was called on to till in with some of their boys. The Cubs won two out ot three of these extra bouts. The Boys' Club sponsored an ex- hibition smoker by the C. C. C. boys and later the C. C. C. boys held an- other smoker in the high school gym. Some ot the high school fighters fought with each other at these events lor experience. Boys who fought their last bouts tor the Cubs this year were: Roger Hammond, Dorn Shomshak, Tom lVIcCalib, Lloyd Marihugh, Iunior Kell, lack Wolslegel, and Stanley Holton. lack Wolslegel was captain. Dorn Shomshak fought and won 12 bouts during his three year career, an unusual record. Stanley Holton's performance during his senior year marked him as one ot the best box- ers S. W. ever produced. He was a tour year man, All the other gradu- ating lettermen will also be missed on the team next year. Other letter-winners were Dick Binghouse, Bill Wilcox, Vernon Sims, LeRoy lVIacLellan, Bob Norris, and lim Moen. Boxing has been a major sport at Sedro-Woolley High School tor tour years. During that time the Cubs have had 25 smokers with other high schools and clubs, winning 22 and losing three. The wrestling team this year was a bit inactive. Due to the fact that most schools do not offer wrestling, it is ditiicult to schedule any bouts. However, some exhibition matches were given at all home smokers as well as at Bothell. Approximately 15 boys turned out for this sport. Mr. Kenneth Driskill was the wres- tling coach. Kenneth Duncan and George Schrindel were lettermen last year. George and Wayne Williams will be lost to the wrestling squad through graduation. Kenneth, an outstanclng high school wrestler, will be back to lead the squad next year. XI! i .-IS, ,,,-.Q n Q Ye 'fx Lk 'ht l'i- ,f .gf 0' Ng, .35 .Y- . 5 K A X ' W ,5'Sl'Fi1 ,f . K F' ' 'tl 3 I t i in 'iii LL X, . 5 5QPf QQ 4, s :Ju ' 52 ' 9 Y I .9- -'.'f' 'inf si, 4 HI Y , BOXING LETTERMEN AND COACH, Down Left Side: Coach W. Mullen, Roger Hammond, Iunior Kell, Tom McCal1b, lim Moen, Bob Norris, Dick Ringhouse. Down Right Side: Stanley Holton, lack Wolslegel, LeRoy MacLellan, Dorn Shomshak, Bill Wilcox, Vernon Sims, Lloyd Marihuqh. Lower Strip, Lett to Right: Insert, Manager Kell. Three action pictures at Kelso smoker, Holton and opponent, Wolslegel and opponent, Clifford and Williams in exhibition match. Upper Right Corner, WRESTLERS: Front Row: Schrindel, Duncan, Wilkerson. Back Row: Coach Driskill, Ringhouse, Willrams. Lower Right Picture, Non-Letterman Boxers, Front Row: Colvin, Adams, Cope. Back Row: Hegg, Allen, Has tin, Assistant Manager McCalib. 129: Sprrntrngf for Vrtcttorry Wlth only four lettermen returnrng to the rnder sport thrs year Coach Harmon Colby 'tad to take green matertal from the freshmer and sophomore classes and teach them th undamentals of track tn order to butld a welt oalanced squad Because of the mexperrenced boys Sedro Woolley dtd not repeat the feat af the past sexeral years Wtth thts years xperren e behrnd them however they should ome back next ycar to form a strong team Vluch talent was arscovered tn the tnterclass 'neet whtch the Juntors won The Cub shot putters came through rn the :telay Carntval rn whtch l6 schools parttcr oat d to wtn the shot put relay thereby gtvtng aedro Woolley fourth place tn the meet Th ombtned totals of three throws came wrtknn oress the county and dtstrrct meets had no ne toot of the record The season was started off by a meet wtth Burlrngton Because of thetr superror dtstance nen the Ttgers rolled up a comfortable lead or rd took the meet Bellmgharn was the se ona hool to engage w1th the Cubs tn a meet They nosed out the blue and whtte by a close :J4 to 58 score Sedro Woolley suffered another defeat to Mount Vernon by a 6716 to 54 count Agam acttng as hosts at the Skagrt County track meet on May lO Sedro Woolley contrary to predrctrons placed second wrth 30 U3 pomts among the seven schools partrctpatrng Burltng ton wrth one of the strongest teams rn the schools hrstory glrded rn easrly to cop ftrst place wrth 53 576 Mount Vernon was a close thtrd wrth 25 576 and LaConner was not far be nrnd rn fourth place wrth 21173 Edrson re erved frftn scortng lO U3 pornts Anacortes srxth wlth 8 and Concrete last w1th 4 U3 Although no records were broken a couple af them were serrously threatened Glenn Aller was hrgh man for the Cubs rn the county meet scortng ll pornts He placed frrst tn the htgh hurdles wrth the good trme of l6 4 second tn the low hurdles and second tn the broad Jump Vaughn Lrsherness placed frrst Jn the shot Du' 'Ind thtrd rn the drscus Davtd Larrabee pla ea second rn the dts us and th rd tn the htgh Jump hm Moen tted for frrst rn the pole vault hm dtd excepttonally well for hrs ftrst year and has great possrbthtte for next year -..,, The ftrst and seccnd place wrnnets tn th ounty meet automattcally aualrfred for thrs dts trrct meet and the ftrst place wrnners of the dtstrtct go to the state meet At the trme of qorng to press the dtstrtct meet on May l7 had not been held After the record made at thc county neet tt appeared that the Cubs woulo have a good chance to pace 1n the drstrtct meet due to the fact that the Cub trackmen have pectalwed rn a few events Sedro Woolley had tour box s guahfted for the dtstrrct They are as fcllo is Vaughn Lrsherness shot put Glenn Allen hrgh and low hurdles and broad Jump ltm Moen pole vault and Davrd Larrabee hscus The four lette men who returned for tract: thrs year were Captatn Dave Larabee out standtng rn the hrgh Jump and dtscus Bothausen and Btll Stetson sprtnt men Glenn Allen hurdles Ftrst year men made good showrngs were Boss Parr showed constderable abrlrty tn the pole vautt and htgh Jump Vaughn Lrsherness who made excellent showtngs tn the shot put and dtscus Pat Htnchen shot put and sprtnts hm Moen pole vaulter and Kenneth Duncan axeltn Dave and W P who Stewart Don Btnghouse and Floyd Chrtstoffer son all dtstan e men Robert Bart and Bay Watts manager are credtted wtth keepmg the track tn excellent condrtton On the Dttatmontcll Baseball opened slowly ths season but under the able management of Coach Brll Mullen the eam gurckly got tnto tts Slflde and play ed good ball the rest ot the year The Cubs lost a trght game to Mount Vernon 6 to 5 and one to Burlrngton 7 to 6 but came back to de feat the Anacortes Sea Hawks 7 to l Cltcktng smoothly the Cubs beat l-lamrlton 7 to l rn the n At to the last garn of the season and on th ofternocn of Maj 8 they were vrc or1C,1s tor th tht d consecuttve ttme when they de f at ct Concr t by a score of 60 Vtfhrle the Concrete game completed the county league schedule and placed the Cubs tn second place everal practlce games were played la er W th returnrnaletterm n N Lrsherness Goad McLellan Gee Wtlcox Knowlton Kell and Shcmshak as a nucleus a good club was formed Due to knee rmurres recerved tn the Burhngton game I McCal1b veteran Cub sec ond baseman was unable to complete the season Players awarded letters other than those ment onea above were Weeks E Wolslegel McCauley Herrrck and Iordan Atterberry re cerved a letter for hrs work as manager 4395 a o ' o J t ' ' .. 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W Sf Top P1 tur TRACK Front Row Left Rtq tt Ad ms N mo Rmqr Aller A Pau Iohnson Kuc n Stet Davlson Stewart Coach Colby Back Row Moen Alley Llndstror Watts Pottras l-leqq Buchanan Bart Hmchen Mtddle Ptctuxe BASEBALL F1rstRom Leftt Rant Nolsleqel Iackson W1 cox Peters Herrtck Ltnctbloom Iotxa VIacLellan Back Bow Coach W Mu' mood ODonx ll McCauley Ltsher ess Ptqq nee W eks Rttetberzy Knowlton Bottom Ptcture TENNIS Lf Rtqht Aalgard Humble Hu er Evans Heb rt Cook K ppl letrey Coach T Muller Not llficsulltts Sedro Woolleys tennts team had a rather ooor season as tar as vrctones were concerned Schools W1 h w hom the local boys held practt e games were Mount Vernon and Burhnqton Scores for these matches were as follows Mount Vernon 'S S W l Mount Vernon 3 S W l Burhnqton 4 S W O Burltngton 4 S W U Burltnqton 3 S W l Probable letter wmners are Frank Hebert loe Hunter Garry rsvans I1m Humble Bob Cook and Olaf Aal qaard As Anacortes dropped from the county tour ament there were only three teams entered Sedro 'Woolley Burltnqton and Mount Vernon The tournament was held tn Burltnqton th1s year At press tlme there was Sllll a match to be played wlth Coupev1lle and the county tournament The teams played as follows Doubles loe Hunter and Garry Evans Olaf Aalqaard and hm Humble Srnqles Frank He bert and Bob Cook Twelve boys turned out for th s sport whlch was coached by Mr Tom Mullen ., . 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V I , , I ' 1-' - - w 1 - I , , 1 31 1- Agullo Actors Approxrmately erghty grrls partrctpated tn each sport that was offered durtng thts school year ln thts way the g1rls earn pornts whrch entrtle them to membershrp rn the Grr s Ath letrc Aseocrattcn One hundred pomts are re qurred for merrtbershrp and srx hundred pomts are necessary to earn an athletrc letter One hundrea pornts can be acqurred by malcmg a ftrst tcam or frfty po1nts for slmply turnmg out A manager 1S appornted for each sport the managers for thrs year were as follows Char lotte Fahey a cherg Pat W'ard cageball Ber ntce Anderson tumblrng Dorothy Fahey bas lxetball Bonnte Carpenter volley ball Edythe lncersoll tennrs Monteen Long badmtntovt and Elatne Thompson baseball The manage of each sport must come to the turnout re gardless of whether her class ts playtng She a so arns frfty extra polnts for bemg manager The dutres of a manager are to get the neces sary equtpm nt ready before turnouts Durtng turnout she erther plays or keeps the score many are turntng out After the game she puts the eautprnent away Th Jurnor class won the cageball champron shtp thts year and at the ttme of gomg to press tt was a +19 between the senrors and tumors for the basketball champ1onsh1p Any number of grrls wno are able to pass he gvmna t1c regutrements may be on the tumblmg team Both grrls and boys tumbhng teams performed at the l-l1N1te athletrc show Th glrls turnrng out for tennts must have en hours olaylng ttme to thelr credrt tn or e to be able to earn turnout pornts After ttey have therr practtce hours rn the players rn each class play for srngles and doubles cham pronshrps After that has been decrded the varrous teams play agamst each other to see whrclo class wtll be the wrnners Partlcrpants rn most of the sports thrs year practlced about a week then the teams were chosen After thrs the champlonshrp games were played At the ttme of gorng to press sev eral champronshrps were yet to be decrded Under the capable gurdance of Mrss Vera Thompson the grrls learned good sportsman hrp and farr play '--..,,,,. Pctur l GIRLS TJMBLING TLAI o Row Araers Patten lnc roll Hurd Hender or 6 Nclvfackm Kneel rc On tcp C Fahes HcDcugle Ex Var D Fahey Ptcture Nl lf' Hwtc e Mtllar Boyd Fwma Norm C F e Row Vt a Clad ten at son am 1 Mclaua 1 1 cture 4 F RFTBAII Front cv 'lcDc116 Hen rc rt cr or B l 'rc W Case Ill Maw ll MCMGC Prcture 3 BOYS TUMBLING TEAM T p M sher Standmq cn hands A en and Hammond Kneelmc Ctle Farr lohnson Pxcture 5 CAGEBALL Front Row Oxcnel 'D Fdhcy McCon rell Crawford Ward Back Rom Boyd McClure Carpenter Harnson Cole Prcture 6 VOLLEYBALL Front RCM 1rd C 1 ra cy Glad Bac Ho dm l-' ' ard Long o . V I 1 ' 1 V ' A ' 1 e . ' ' T tt, fc, : f Czt, A A L V I . ' ,, :es , , s1,Utly, . , - ' A L ' ' ' 1.4: , , . w , -,'1:ta,., r ts, . '. , . . . Y 1- - . ' T W' 7 ' 'Z TFN S, rent Row: Cxzuzrt :ies Nfwktrl-:, c lx: A f - T r , , , 4, t ' s, iole, zlds. Erick : fra, - 1' , Pat , E. P. ll ., O. P lssn, Arxstn, .. ll:,. ' T e . 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J' qv A n A Ez -0 i l p Prctrre P D CLUB Front Row B Anderson Hatc er Cogdrll Mrllar I Markell Davrs E Holden McClure Hurd P An Gerson Henderson Row 7 D Holden Boyd P Ward B Ward Pape Halrrson Prephoff D Fahey Leggett LaPlant Moffett Reynolds Row3 Fl tcr tt Glad B be Lubrtz McConnell Doxee Drnlxms W Anderson Drxon Ingersoll Iensen Patten Long Rav 4 Paulson B Markell Snrder Carpenter P Fahey Brngham V Thompson advrser Coffee M Fahey Moore E Thompson Mldale Ptcture G A A Front Row Col Byham Cctthey M Ewing Moffett Ingersoll Henderson Carpenter McGee Mrtchell Ha rrson Torre Row 2 C Holden McClure D Fahey Legg tt Rutl dge Utley Ovenell C Daulson lohnson McDougle Mrllax Cogdrll Hatchet Row 3 Thompson advrser Case M C nnell Patten LaPlant E Paus n Hebert Boyd Thompson Hurd B Ward Butler E Hold n Holt amp Row 4 Ellrs Mar' ll Anderson Stave Doxee Mr s Braden Nrrght P Ward P Fahey Long M Fahey Glad Sl n lt k Bottom P1 ture S W CLUB Fnst Bow Leach T Mulle Harnn ord Snelson Ward ll Stttson Hrncl en MaCLellan McCalrb Bothausen Bow 2 B ach bhornshak Knowlton B Vlrlcox Narrhugh McDonnell Coqd ll Kel M lwtyre How 3 W Wrlcow Allen V Lrsherness Lxans Hunter N T sr rn ss McCauley Goad Duncan Hoyt 4 Menus Btn ' leclx Heber S ms Grea house At exbenv Sports llflnttllrusratsrts Whenever a group of grrls unrformly dressed rn blue skrrts and whrte mrlrtary styled blouse., were seen stttlng rn a group ln the flrst two or three rows at a football or basketball game rt would have been safe to say that they were members of the Pep Club Whrle marchrng at several games the grrls added color to tht occasrons and recerved many complrments from therr audrences The grrls sold hot dogs at football games sponsored a candy sucker day and entertamed the Mt Vernon Peo Cluo at dessert before the Mt Vernon Sedro Woolley basketball game Thts year s offrcers were Presrdent Yvonne Drnkrns vrce presroent Pat Ward secretary treasurer Wanda Anderson and advrser Mtss Vera Thompson The G A A IS ar organrzatron to whrch any grrl rn school may belong who has earned one hundred pornts by turnmg out for sports who passes a test, and who has been 1n1t1ated rnto 134 the group To be ehgrble to remarn rn the o ganrzatron the member must earn one hundrec po1nts a semester The club was successfully led by Helen M Mackrn pres1dent Faye Mc Connell v1cepres1aent Betty Harrrson secre tary treasurer and Mrss Vera Thompson ad vrser Drrp Takes Droop was the name selected for the annual barn dance sponsored by the glrls assocratron Helen Mclvlacktn was chosen Mrlkmard by a popular vote of the G A A grrls The S W Club re a group rncludrng athletes from every sport rn the school To be el1g1ble for the S W Club a boy must be a letterman 1n one or more of the seven maror sports The offrcers for the year were lack Wardell presrdent Iohn lech Mr Thomas Mullen secretary treasurer and advrser ' ' .flu . . 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' .' 51 f F -Z? fl X 1 'Ny at Top Row ASSOCIATED STUDENT OFFICERS Llsherness presrdent Evans vrcc prcsrd nt lv' Douale secretary Drurrmond reasurer Lower left prcture EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Seated Drummond Mullen McCal1b McDougle L1 herne Evans Cathey 'Vlclnnes Allen Standxng Anderson Marxhugh Drrsk ll Mrddle rght plctuc U of W Delegates Evans Drummond An derson Mclnnts Lower Rrght Yell and Song Leaders Anders Stxles H c 1 on Hamrna d Each at loader The executlve councll made up of students and faculty members meets regularly to de terrnlne student pohcres lts maln oblectlve IS to decrde what act1v1t1es the students want and then submlt them for admmrstratrve approval The Councrl also plans and orgaruzes the A S B assemblles and clecrdes what busrness should be presented for drscussron rn these rneetrhgs lt IS made up of representatrves from ach class A S B offrcers edrtors of the school oubllcatlons and three faculty advtsers YELL LEADERS For the f1rst trme the song leaders and yell leaders have worked together all leadrng both songs and y lls Thrs system has proved very satrsfactory 1n that the rootrng sectron has been strong but orderly The student body was for tunate rn hav1ng four athletes as then' leaders who rn therr natty Whrte unrforms rnsplred pep ana enthusrasm by turnrng flrps and cart wheels whlle the well trmed cheertng went on These snappy leaders were rn accord w1th the champlonshrp teams whlch they helped to v1c tory Roger Hammond was yell lang and Marr an H naerson song leader B1ll Strles and Ber n1ce Anderson were ass1stants LEADERS CONFERENCE The Umverstty of Washrngton Leaders Con brrngtng h1gh school leaders together where they may exchange and garn new rdeas on school problems The delegates are selected for th lf leadershto Thrs year the four dele gates wer well chosen and brought back a good report on the conference Carry Evans A S B vrce presrdent attended the sectton on rmprovements ot student assem blles led by the former S W pr1nc1pal I M Campbell Many valuable suggesttons were ex changed at thrs dlscusslon Herbert Drummond A S B treasurer repre sented the Boys Club In thrs sectron there was drscusslon as to whether the Boys and Grrls Clubs are as actrve as they should be Ruth Mclnnes ecl1tor1n chref of the Cub and Bernrce Anderson edrtor of the Kumtux attend ed the Journahsm sectlon Here e'ut:nrs or news papers and annuals from eve y chool rn the state exchanged tdeas and suggestrons for the betterment of papers and books Y tz f Q 1 , A -' 7' 9 I w if L K L A . if J 4 , : ' , ' 1 , ' -- ' e : .c 4 , : .. , Z . . 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Top Ptcture BAND Back Row lorqenson Th ntpson Mclnn s M B craft E Wtlkerson Monn tt l Evtnq Ch tensen Lovetoy Dow Isvtck Herbert Evans Mtddle Row Byham Hun 1 Greene Perry Goad Tech Hatfteld M rrms I Wtlkerson N ,lohnson All n Bottom Row Snrder Torre N wman Curnutt Patten Ellottt Ktnq McLean Newrran Ieffrey Fhtcroft len sen lnqersoll A CAPEUA CHOIR Fttst Row Paulson Davt S s n Ptpptn I Ewmq Hurd Crlsp York M Laram Becraf LaPlant Patten Second Row Watte Klaus Nelson Petersor H kson Wllkerson Russell Morrts Hebert H ga Morgan B ebe Th rd Row Zetqer Byham Moffett Lubttz Ma r R yn B rastedt Robertson R Larem M Mc fett Davts Nl Strong Evans ODonnell Ktnq Good McCauley Davtson R Lora 'vtlk rson Htnchen Allen Stewart ohnsan ORCHPS TRA F1rstRow DGVIS Mclnnes Robtnson l-leqq Hebert S C d Paw Ayres Mcl.auqhltn Cathey lohnson Ctrtstensen Shlelds Schacht Prater Thtrd Row Allen Iech Lwmq lsvtc' Ury e Hebert lorqenson Fourth Row N wnan Greene Mac lh mpsan Becraft Ktnq M Lean l s t u per lef 1 M1 Ne vrnan drr Ctor aurmony The rnustc department under the dlrectton the local qymnasturn early tn Apnl The bands of Mr Artht Newman has done outstandtnq and chotrs of the vartous schools had prac wort' thts 1 ear Perhaps the brqqest undertak ttced 1n advance on the numbers On the day tna and certatnlv a unlaue one tn Skaatt Coun of the performance they practtced together all ty muslcal htstory was the county rnustc fes day and tn the eventnq the two aroups per ttval orqantzed by Mr Newman and held 1n CCont1nued on next page? 435 V V : . 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A' . - , ' I f A . - I I - . o V. lln Harmony tContrnued from Page 39l formed a mrghty chorr of 200 vorces and a 'wand of 150 preces The guest conductor of the band was Mr Harold Wheeler of Washrngton State College whrle the chorr drrector was Mr 'Wayne Hertz of the Central Washrngton Col lege of Edrrcatron So 'nuch favorable comment was recerved on thrs undertakrng that rt seems lrkely that a srmrlar performance wrll be grven ach year On Aprrl 24 the musrc department presented rts sprrng concert the frfth annual Nrght of Musrc whrch rs a free program for the pat ons of the school and has come to take the place of an operetta on the musrc calendar Thrs program was well attended and offered the rn terested townspeople an opportunrty to e what the department was dorng A specral a rangement of Schubert s Unfrnrshed Symphony for bands was partrcularly well done Thrs rs the frrst trme that a maror symphonrc work has been performed by a local group The A Cap pella chorr of seventy vorces sang a group of songs whrch were well recerved The chorr also partrcrpated rn the Northwest Musrc Contest at Everett rn Aprrl A great many part rn thrs contest The Sedro Woolley chorr recev d a ratrng of Excellent Durrng the wrnter the chorr was rnvrted to srng rn Bellrng ham at a meetrng of the State School Drrectors Assocratron Both the band and chorr went to Bellrngham for a musrc festrval at W W C E rn May Vrgorous musrc snaDDY unrforms and skrll ful and attractrve marorettes characterrzed the hrgh school band Thrs group was a vrtal part of the pep sectron at every home football and basketball game lt rs the only marchrng band rn the county Mrs Arthur Newman trarned the nrne marorettes Berng of the belref that every person should have an opportunrty to partrcrpate rn group rngrng a schedule was arranged thrs year so that each class rn the school met rn the musrc room for srngrng for a half hour every two weeks Generally two or three classes sang together Thrs program has proved so popular rt wrll undoubtedly be contrnued The orchestra has provrded musrc betwe n acts of plays throughout the year at When Clltullbs Moot lt rs the arm of the Grrls Club of Sedro N olley Hrgh School to promote a hrgher standard of lrvrng and a feelrng of frre tdlrness arnonsr al grrls of thrs school Ev ry organrzatron has to have money a sl as a means of rarsrng revenue the Grrls Club gave the play Lrttle Darrrng on the aft rnoon of February 26 Thrs splendld productron was drrecred by Mrss Marrorre McG1lvrey As a clrmax of the year s actrvrtres the grrls played ho tesses to therr mothers at the annual Mo h r Daughter Mrx r At thrs mrxer the newly elect d affrcers vtere rnstalled rn an rmpressrve candle lrghtrng ceremony Tnrs year s offrcers were presrdent Elarne Thr nspson vrce presrdent Marrorre Moen sec retary Deggy Fahey treasurer Iune Hurd Mrs Mabel Bergholz was the advrser BOYS CLUB The Boys Club rs a group whose member shrp rncludes every boy enrolled rn s hool Sex eral programs wrth outsrde speakers were held durrng the year the men speakrng on subrects of rnterest to boys Hrghlrght of the Boys Club calendar was the annual Father Son Mrxer on March 25 Thrs muter rs grven to foster good feelrng and frrendshrp among the fathers and sons Men who drd not have sons rn schools were guests Mr Hugh Rrtter frre warden of Mt Sauk ranger tatron gave a talk on conservatron and showed many colored frlms of wrld lrfe rn thrs vrcrnrtv In order to rarse money the club sponsored a smoker between two C C C camps and the local boys put on several exhrbrtron bouts Thrs sprrng some of the boys have coop erated wrth the communrty councrl and the Chamber of Commerce rn the clean up and beautlfrcatron of the town The offrcers of the Boys Club were Iunror Kell presrdent Ed Greathouse v1ce presrdent Qurnby Brngham secretary Dorn Shomshak treasurer and Mr Elmer lsvrck advrser F F A Typrcal of the work of all Future Farmer hapters are the followrng actrvrtres whrch were carrred out by the Sedro Woolley F F A dur rng the present school year promote a best prorecf contest to rmpro IG qualrty of class pror ects broadcast a radro program over KVOS have a program for the Rotary Club enter a booth and lrvestock at the Lynden Farr rarse money for the chapter and establrsh bank credrt for deservrng members enter crop po tato poultry and lrvestock rudgrng contests have a basketball team and play nerghborrng chapters go on a camprng trrp hold a roller skatrng party hold a Father and Son Banquet rmprove local stock by gettrng purebred hogs 4 1 1 c . r . 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Qf??ff5y ii? , X W I . , 7' xxx lfsrttttle Theatre Pllatys Eeelmg the need for var1ety th1s year the students of drama Wllh MISS Martone MCG1l vrey d1rector presented three one act plays hat ran 1nterm1ttently from October 8 to Oc ober l8 Each group of plays was staged e1ght t1mes four afternoon and four evemng per formances These plays took the place of the annual all school product1on and were 1n keep1ng w1th the popular l.1ttle Theater move 'nent Tne audtence was seated on the west s1de of the stage wh1le the scene of actton tool place on the east Slde There was a hostess at ach performance and refreshments were served after the show The serles of plays had double casts for all g1rls roles whereas th ooys roles rema1ned the same A romance a fantasy and a comedy made up the repe o1re of the theater THE SIRE DE MALETROIT S DOOR Th1s story was of a handsome caval1er wh tmds adventure and romance when he makes h1s escape from pursu1ng sold1ers by ent r1ng the trap door of the Maletro1t chateau The h1s n1ece but IH the end they need no out s1de 1mpetus because they f1nd they love eacn other Herbert Drummond portrayed the s1re Dor othy Sn1der and Ardelle Reynolds alternatea as the young g1rl Blanche Larry K1ng and Warren Brown were the pr1est Frank Hebert took the part of the caval1er Denn1s Eleanor Elhs and Marna Beebe alternated as prompter FAREWELL CRUEL WORLD Three young h1gh school students fmd the world too cruel to l1ve 1n and plan to end t all by us1r1g a kn1fe Nelther of the three would volunteer f1rst to do th1s dreadful th1ng Suddenly the apartment catches on f1re and hear1ng the s1ren blow they run from the house to safety Garry Evans was seen as Charhe Ioyce Boyd and Doreen Utley as Sally Lou Sm1th DOTIS Holden and L1la Doxsee as Annabel W1thers The prompters were Beverly Black well and Sh1rley Anderson VIA THE AIR SHAFT A romance v1a the a1r shaft 1n an apartment a l1ve whlte poodle dog a tabby cat and ex cellent actlng and d1rect1ng were comb1ned to make Vla the A1r Shaft a most dellghtful and entertalnlng fantasy The g1rls role was taken alternately by Iune Hurd and Mary Ellen Pulslpher The boy was played by B111 Sf1lGS Barbara LaPlant and Helen MCMQCk1D were prompters The Black lfllatmrmgo The house l1ghts were d1mmed and a s1lence fell over the aud1ence as the curta1n rose on the Spmor play The Black Flammgo The product1on was f1lled wtth mystery ro mance humor and drama The act1on of the play centered around an old 1nn called The Black Elammgo The 1n c1dents wh1ch befell the noblernen flee1ng from the terror of the revolu 1on then start1ng IH Pans made an lHlf1QUlI'lQ and colorful performance The central d a mvolved the d1scovery of the famous dta nond necklace lost by Marte Anhonette durmg the Erertch Revolut1on and the struggle between two partles to ga1n pos sess1on of 1t Th cast mcluded Eranl-X Hebert Count Cag ltostro d1SqU1S9d as a pr1est and seeker of the necklace Herbert Drummond Popo the court favortte and com1c personahty Garry Evans Phtlhpe Bod1er an mnkeeper of doubtful char act r Dor1s Holden Madame Bod1er a coarse bel1ttl1n'g shrew the wlfe of Bodter Verla Torre D1ane de Lussac daughter of the duke who falls 1n love wlth Trtgaud Edythe Ingersoll Charlotte other daughter of the duke Oumby B1 gham Francoms de Lassuc son of the duke Stanlef lorgensen Tr1aaud a Wanderlng v1o l1n1st seek1ng the lost necklace Eldon Weeks Duke de Lussac a nobleman flee1ng from Par1s foe Hunter Bourrtene a clever gentle man robber Bern1ce Anderson Olohlde the Bodlers ma1d ana adm1rer of Popo Iumor Kell Bossange the d1amond cutter who made the necklace and who now l1ves IH the ch1mney at the Black Elammgo Pat H1nchen Gavroche a revengeful 1nsp1red peasant and leader of the mob Marna Beebe Sh 1 rley Anderson Mary Larum Fred Ovenell Orr1s Ebbeson Dorn Shomshak Wayne Baldw1r and Larrx Kmg were all members of the motley peasant mob who attempts to take tts revenge on the flee1ng nobles THIS play was one wh1ch w1ll long be re rnembeted as one of the f1nest product1ons pre sented by the h1gh school The cast gave an 1nsp1red performance wh1le the members of the costume and makeup crews outdld them selves 1n creatlng authenttc costumes and ef fects The stage crew butlt a w1nd mach1ne to produce the des1red sounds 1n add1t1on to moklng some compl1cated back stage construc t1on The stage set wh1ch was pa1nted to look l1ke rock gave the destred atmosphere MISS MarJor1e McG1lvrey d1d an excellent Job 1n dtrectlng the play She was asststed by Sh1rley Anderson and Ela1ne Thompson stu dent dxrectors and V1rg1n1a Dav1s who worked on spec1al sound effects Dorn Shomshak was busmess manager and Sh1rley Anderson pub l1C1lY manager , 1 1 1 I ' 'W l ' 1 . 1 1 - ' A ' ' 1 , 1 I 4 ' ' ' Q 9 V 1 V 1 ' I , T- I 1 1 5 ' I I l ' I 9 7 A 1 ' 1 1 . 1 , 9 , l , SIIG trys to force the young caval1er tO IDCITTY and in love with the Oueen, Marie Antonette: 1 1 -' A X ' ' ' . 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I ' 43 Why the Chrmcs llllarng Because Why the Chrmes Bang has be come almost a classrc among Chrrstmas plays rt was pr sented for the second consecutrve year at the Yuletrde assembly lt rs possrble that thrs play may be grven every year as a part of Sedro Woolley s Chrrstmas observance The tory rs burlt around the theme The grft wrthout the grver rs bare The performance was rmpressrve rn rts solemnrty the srmple story carryrng the audrence along as rt un folded wrth Holger the poor boy stayrng at home to care for the old woman rnstead of gorng to the cathedral where rrch grfts were berng grven to the Chrrst chrld When Holger frnally lard on the altar hrs sacrrfrce whrch proved to be the perfect grft the royous chrmes pealed out and the rnvrsrble chorr sang an thems of prarse The complete cast rs named under the prcture on the opposrte page lLr11t:tt:llc Dzrrrlrrng Lrttl Darlrng was the comedy selected by the Grrls Club to be grv n at a pay assembly The cast was made up of frve grrls and one boy Mary Mrtchell took the part of lessre a twelve year olo who was always gettrng rnto trouble wrth her older srster Vrolo played by Vrrgrnra Patten Another srster Eleanor played by Pat Ward wa a grrl younger than Vrola and rn love wrth Lew Manders portrayed by Bob 'Wrlcox Mrs Burton the grrls mother was played by H len McMackrn The colored mard Lore Newkrrk had the task of try11 g to keep Iessre out of trouble The play was also present d for the Burlrngton Grrls Club Hr Q Nrte Trme marched backward to the gay nrnetres for thrs years Hr Nrte at Sedro Woolley Hrgh The three act play Wrnsome Wrnnre whrch was presented rn the audrtorrurn was a sad story wrth a hapDY Sndrng as all good 90 shows were Wrnrfred Clarr Florence Moffett after berng left rn the cruel world alone and pennrless meets the vrllarn ferry Davrson Wrth hrs vrllarnous pals Nels Iohnson ana Alvrn Schacht he abducts poor Wrnnre She rs saved rn the n1ck of trme by the Unknown Hero who turns out to be a r1ch young lord ---...A The hero was played by Stanley Iorgensen hrs mother by Marna Beebe the lawyer by Alan McLean and the landlady by Peggre Leggett No gay nrnetres show rs complete wrthou' a Barber Shop Quartet Between acts of the play Woolley s quartet made up of lohn lech Larry Krng Arvon Goad and Charles Becraft gave out wrth several srde splrttrng melodres ln the more serrous strarn Ruth Mclnnes and Elarne Thompson accompanred by Maryorre Moen sang a few of the old favorrtes As a burld up for the play a srdeburns growrng contest was promoted Many boys srgned up and the drugstores drd a thrrvrng busrness rn harr growrng tonrc After two weeks the contestants were Judged and at Hr Nrte Iack Wardell the wrnner was presentec wrth a gold trophy cup on whrch was er grayed He man The muscle men and mards gave an err hrbrtron of therr skrll at the athletrc show 1 the gymnasrum There was basketball ana tumblrng by both boys and grrls as well as several boxrng matches The cafeterra show was entrrely new and drfferent and was a great success Instead of the usual booths and concessrons the cafe nrnetres style and was complete wrth mus tached warters and a floor show Frank Hebert acted as master of ceremonres at the floor show and the entertarners were Alberta Peterson Lexr Ruthruff Peggy Furman Elsre Karwaskr Larry Krng Verla Torre Iean Holmes Helen Guddall Vrrgrnra Davrs Bev erly Moore Betty lane Prephoff loyce Boyd and LaVal McDougle Worryrng over prope tres was taken over by Dorrs Holden Emma Lee Holden Pat Ward Barbara Markell Dor othy Holtcamp Bernrce Anderson Betty Ian Prephoff and Ioyce Boyd Carlre Cole Wanda Anderson Ieannettc Rarey Iune Tewalt Lourse Kelley Ethel War dell Ieanne Alaways Lourse Fadeff and Bettx Cargrll struggled wrth the task of costumrnt the entrre affarr All the sets were done by the stage crew George Palmer Frank Long Marvrr Bart and Wayne Bald Herbert lones lerry Davrson wrn The fa ulty drrectors Mrss McGrlvrey Mrss Thompson Mr Cmdahl Mrss Brown Mrss Blankenshrp and Mr W Mullen and the stud ent drrectors Don Holden Herbert Iones Car lre Cole Shrrley Anderson Dorn Shomshak Frank Hebert and Edythe Engersoll wrth the help of the students of the hrgh school com brned to make HrNrte an overwhelmrng suc cess P I 1 v W I 11 . 11 1 7 1 , , 1 V 1 . 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I . - New Prcture 1 LIERARIANS Rolrnson Becraft Head Lrbrarlan Stewart Ellrs Thors n Ay rs 2 ASB BOOKKEEPER Beverly Moore Prcture 3 HOME ECONOMlCS ClUB Front Rov- McCorm1ck Stoute Pape Prcture Advr er Brov n Shomshak Mor an Br nal Iohnscn Fur an Braden Row 2 McCorm1Ck Orv r Vfclieckne Thomp on T Jalt Monnct Row 3 Iennrngs Paulson Nlcqrnnrs M Nacin Bagley Prcture 4 BOOKROOM CLrRKS F nt fiovt Moen La am McCauley McDonald Le cler S cond Wow T s n Waddell Crockston Spencer Ma kell Prcture Q CPFETLRIA STAFF Front Row Anderson L Xfooa hllstad I. aa t McDougle S cond Row Scott O Pal H McMack1n H Wood Brown Rom! 3 Schrrndel Greene McMacc1n Cagle Pxctur 6 OFFICE STAFF Front Row B Ard O ll Ccxlt Ward VlcKechn Scc nd Row Grl cost Tynlnskr Tewul S Ander They Also Serve lvhss Una Stewart head lrbrarran has been assrsted by erght student hbrarrans thrs year These grrls have as therr dutres tne checkrng of books and magazrnes puttrng the fmdmg of reference materral preparmg new books for the shelves ftlmg and notrfymg students of overdue books Each gul works on an ax erage of an hour a day The Home Economtcs Club under the dtrcc tron of Mrss Kathryn Brown and Mrss Velma Blanken hrp has been an actrve organrzatron Seven grrls were sent as delegates to the Home Economrcs Conference rn Snohomrsh rn March Members cooked and served the F F A Father Son dmner took charge of the lunch at the Boys Club Father Son mrxer prepared and served a d1nner for the school board 1n May made toys before Chrrstmas for needy chrl dren and had charge of the cafetena show at H1N1te Helen MacMackm was presrdent Bet tv Tewalt secretary and Mary Cunnmgham treasurer A blg Job Whrch gets llttle publlcrty rs that of A S B bookkeeper Beverly Moore has de rn and out them away voted one hour each day to keepmg the books m order She should feel proud of a rob wel aone The courteous effrcrent offrce staff whrch rs on duty erght hours a day IS ever ready ana wrlrmg to assrst students and faculty 1n many ways 'lhere are at least two grrls on duty each perrod One of these 1S a commercral stu dent gettrng practrcal expenence whrle the other Lorrame Tymrnskl head offrce grrl rs on duty all day Mrs M Mackm assrsted by Mrs Ellstad and a large cafeterra staff has done her part toward keepmg the faculty and students good humored by feedmg them well Besrdes pro v1d1ng tasty meals every day thrs staff has also orepared banquets and lunches for the football team the faculty and school board and the musrcrans who performed rn the musrc festrval 'W1th Mrss Elsre Andrews as therr advrser the bookrcom clerks have had a busy year The grrls who worked there have done a good Job rn keepmg the bookroom rn order and m grvmg gurck courteous servrce to all 4. , fg. 1 ,XJ A f- t . x Y 1. . 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' , , 47 v 1 tl 1 CJB STAFF Leftt Baht S ated Vvard Moffett Mclnn rderson Jtley Ayes Sr th Sp ncer Guddal d 1-' h d R M Cl D C ll L bt P t 2 KUMTUY STAFF L tt to R1 ht Seated d Leaae V 1 tc la ow 3 c e awson oaai ans L 1 c u e e g arpentei V111 ctr Le aett P Anderson Dinan B Anaerson Back Ro I-l d n Miss Helmer l-larlor A ers H b M ll 'S J1 1 n Cucc S Ar'cer Mi A d O He r Cub ln an endeax r to make each issue tetter 1 t la t bv pnnhng inkweshrg news cho l sports and sparkling human inteet stories the Cub staff of 194041 with the as sistance of a capable iournalism class has out out a pap r which aptly reflects the pep a d nthusiasm of Sedro Woolley High Linolium cuts by art students poems by stu- aent laureates and personal interviews have furthered the aim of the staff to make the Cub. of th- students by the students and for tne students. The staff was headed by a junior Buth Mc- lnnes editor-in-chief' and Shirley Andes f assocate editor. Other departments were su- pervised by Evelyn .Ayers news editor as ist- od by Pat Ward' Doreen Utley club and a - editor spans Garry spons tivity editor- Florence Moffett feature assisted by Videl Lubitz- Lee McClure editor assisted by Bob Cogdill and Evans who were sports columnists. Girls editor was loyce Boyd and exchange editors were Akardine Hatcher Barbara Ward and A.lene Glad. Peggie Leggett was staff artist assisted by Genevieve Walker. The business manager was Helen Guddall assisted by Dor- een Spencer. Miss leannette Smith was both editorial and business adviser. Kumtrrx With everything in annual equipment from razor blades to Tsquares cluttering room 23 the Kumtux headquarters the staff got down to work in earne t a ound Chr stmas time Nrt hat they began their work then Far from it They began taking pictures and planning the first month of school and the editor worked during the summer to get the dummy con pleted The editorfin-chief Bernice Anderson has done all in her power to make the Kumtux a success. Mr. Newrran assisted by taking many of the pictures. Many students contributed to the yearbook in various capacities. Dori Holden was business manager and senior edi- tor' Frank Hebert literary editor- and the fol- lowing students ompleted the staff: Lois Ayers lean Millar Bonnie Carpenter Marjorie Han- lon Genevieve 'Walker lune Hurd Peggie Leggett Peggy Fahey Phyllis Anderson Yvonne Dinkins Bob Beach Helyn Cogdil.. Bertha Latham aria Barbara Markell. Miss Louise Helmer was adviser. A novel assembly was given to launch the sales drive. The girls trio besides singing their own number sang the Kumtux theme song between each number on the program. Alan McLean Helyn Cogdill lune Hurd and Rudolph Bamberg humorously debated the subject What shall be my attitude towara buying a Kumtux. The unanimous opinion seemed to be to buy one. Qztgt tl! x1 Q P tr HONOR Dill Y r y Lrttelt Yr na Ho dtn Holtcarnp Ccqdrll Ml'rr Hatcter Hur 11 w 7 n r Dun rond Waters l Shornshqk Ward Larun Davrs D Hold n Beach Allen Clnrstran cr Rcvv 3 C, ok Bart l Ayer Dow E Ayers Glad Moore Drxon Jensen Patten Younah-rg advrser Hebert Great tous 4 McLean All n D Short shale Weeks Hunter Evans Krng Strong Mrddl Prcture DEBATE Front Row Hu d N wlurk lohnson Snrder Ccadtll Bellos Mrllar Back ow Stew nt dvr ll yd Drurnrr ond MCLL an Rutledge Ra burr Shornshak Ut ev H ta rt Vrl d ctcrnn Drxrn Qalutatorran D rlr' at or Contestants rurnr ra Spearlrrrng Well for Uruur School Debaters wrth Mrss Una Stewart as coach partrcrpated rn three tournaments thrs year The problem solvrng type ot debate was used At the frrst ot the season they went to a proc trce tournament at Mount Vernon lunror Col lege The Northwest Drstrrct debate tourna ment was held at the Western Washrngton Col lege ot Fducatron on lanuary 8 The subJect debated at these two meets was What Drvr sron of Power Between Federal and State Go ernments Wrll Best Preserve Democracy? Alrce lohnson and Helyn Cogdrll were rated Excellent and Herbert Drummond and Alan McLean Good at thrs meet At the annual speech tournament at the Um versrty ot Washrngton Iune Hurd rece1ved a ratmg ot Excellent Dorothy Snrder and Her loert Drummond were rated Good The toprc at thrs meet was How Can We Best Preserve and Restore the Opportumtres ot Youth? The debaters rn thrs tournament were lune Hurd Ahce Iohnson Helyn Cogdrll and Alan M Lean Lore Newkrrlc and Herbert Drummond were extemporaneous speakers and Dorothy Snrder read poetry Debaters who recerved a letter thrs year were Rudolf Ramburg Dorothy Smder Iune Hurd Lore Newkrrk Herbert Drummond Alrce lohnson Helyn Cogdrll lear Mrllar Iune Shomshalc Doreen Utley Alan McLean Margaret Rutledge and Frank Lloyd Herbert Drummond debater and orator placed second rn the county oratorrcal contest held at Mount Vernon February 28 The con test was sponsored by the Women s Auxrlrar f of the Amerrcan Legron ln the local contest Herbert was rated tlrst and Alrce Iohnson sec ond Therr toprc was some phase of Amer camsm Frank Hebert popular semor has topped a 1 hrs other school honors by emergmg as vale drctorran ot the class of 4l whrle Shrrley Drxonr placed second as salutatorran Leadrng wrth a total ot 20 members the sophomore class held top honors tor Honor Socrety membershrp thrs year The total en rollment ot the Honor Socrety was 44 Ofhcers tor l9404l were Frank Hebert presrdent loe- Hunter vrce presrdent Ruth Mclnms secre tary treasurer Mrss Alma Youngberg was ad vrser The purpose ot thrs organrzatron rs to encourage scholarshrp leadershrp servrce and character development rn the student 1 , K . 1 ig 3 rm 1 ' in -4 1 5 - 1. 1 If '1' I , 4 l 1 ' - T F ' ' X 3 3 Q 5 ' ' f X 1 1 Q VA 1 X -r , - il , 1 . 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