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

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On Top 0 the Heap The sen or class under the leadership of Wayr- 1 -5 JJI uw ov' 15 Parker president Ciyae Wood vice president Eunice Schmidt secretary Bob Sanders representative and Mr Hall adviser had an active year Among their activities was the a nual senior dance which was called the Crystal Ball held in November Jeanne Attwell and Bill Stendal were chosen Queen and King ot the dance These awards were announced at intermission by Merline Hatfield who also during intermission was the crystal gazer who t ld lre e Carlsen s fortune Ben Eaton was master of ceremonies while Eunice Schmidt and Edna MacLellan sang solos For the first time in four years the seniors put on a play ol their own The production this year was en titled Out of the Frying Pan. Ore of the pleasant memories which the members ol this class will be able to tell their grandchildren about is their sneak day which they took on October l6. Lake Goodwin was the scene ot the holiday. Some poor misguided juniors who had the mistaken idea that it was also their day to skip school had time later to meditate on their error while making up time in detention. P.S. May 20. Did we say misguided iuniors? Some seniors also forgot they'd had one sneak and took another April 26. They too suffered the conse- quences. Seniors who worked diligently throughout their four years of school were rewarded by receiving a plaque at the commencement exercises. These plaques are the envy of every student. Those receiving torch activity plaques were Eunice Schmidt Bill Dickey Doris Muhlbeier, Shirley Harrison, Jim Beasley, Chet Long, Lila Buchanan, Harriet Lang, and Harold Kloes. Those receiving activity plaques were Ruby McCormick, Fran- ces ..cklund, lrene Carlsen, Jeanne Attwell, John Hebert, Floye Moody, Dale Thompson, Merline Hate field, Colleen Evitt, and Barbara Plummer. Eunice Schmidt received the highest scholastic record as valedictorian, and Bill Dickey was saluta- torian. wifi' as 3,6 -. TVOR CLASS OFFICERS 'ron' wg r a Sanders, Parker, Schmi t. 'low 2: Wood, Lantrn. JUNlOR CLASS OFFlCERS fron' row. Serrurier, Ryan, Hudson. Row 2: Moody, Miss Ottersteat. Insert. Rogers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Miss Faster. F-VOD Sexton. Back- McClure, Slater, Heitmcn. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFlCERS, 'font' MccLellan Mclnneg Back Truemar' Ecgen Miss Pitney Goddis. xx n

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'ad 1 9 ,Z .1 256' we -- f N! 1, V 3 qw 1 N, '-f ,G wi M 9: flllljflfl of IiUOl'yOfl0 Executive Council X The Council is com posed ot representatives from all tour classes th K , t e umtux editor, Cub editor, th' ' ' e tacutty advisers d , , an the Asscci ' ated St d ' ' L en. Baay otticers, Executive Council hel s oo s problems at its h 6 he Ji -I ,,-ff unctions ot the grou in l dent othces. In tact the t activities and plan the ASB o e woilx which this a . group does preceding the ASB meetings the me t , 6 ings run more smoothly and efhciently. Trurre rr' 'he ef' a'e members ot tee fm-ecutiv faurg Ftrs: rovv Lannm, Stenaal ,ang Pwsell t-lebcrk Diiley Back row Mclnnes, Anoeison lsviclr tfiuric-y, Hec-cz Nelson, Ecklunc A.S.B. Otztlcers We were a busy ASB. i y a. elected Chet Long to ofhciate at our meetings Bill Stendal to talce his place as vice president Jeanne Attvvell to read us the minutes at th meetincs and John Hebert to tntorm us ot the Hnancial condition ot our school Reaular business meetings were held as vvell c some entertaining assemblies We learned about Syria trom Salam Riszk Ma aya from Captain Schenck The San Franclsco Canter ence from Wesley Rennie India tram Ted Parkin on and those noted hypnotists the Nalleeus gave us a demonstration on the art of hypnotism Th Assoctat pe sponsor everal bond drives noon mixers and the March at Dimes Assembly Looking happily back now that the year has ended we have only one regret and that is that the year had to end at alll D STUDENT OFHCERQ DCLH1 C rr ora Hobs ed Students hel d ASSOOATE Yell Leaders ts ave a ada novv and tn i rea y ELL is is what yOU proaa v would have heard had you atterdea oce ot 'he rwnnerous pep assemblies held fro rout the year You would have also en oyed vs li r our art ca Gl ea ers throuah the motions ro the yells s year he s uaents cle d a san Kcnnctr Anderson Norma P l n Snna to lcee us cr lrroui ' L f rcducee f nr r r are 'na C L p to solve many ot the sch l ' mont ly mee' ings. Other i ' p I c ude the approval ot letters tor athletic lettermen and nomination at othcers for the Associated Stu . y really control all Studen' H A . . . meet ings. Because t tln ' i '

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