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

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,Qs- win 'M' ,XM ...Mm 'QW 'EF . 'V 9 f-'Q-we WMV? -40 N165 acuity Hou' l.' ALLAN: English, Cub Adviser, Mathematics. BACLEY: History. Geography, Football and Boxing Coach. BASSETT: Vocational Agriculture. Veterans Training. CAMPBELL: American Problems, Tennis, Boxing and Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football Coach. CLAUS: Vocational AgTlCll1tlll'9.XFFA Adviser, Farm Shop. CONKLING: Commercial. Student Store Adviser. Rau' .!.' DAVISON: Artfififlathematics, Guidance, Basketball and Baseball Coach. DRISKILL: Supervisor Physical Education and Health, Track Coach. CORNISH: Library. GIFFORD: Music. GRANDADAM: English, Dramatics, Languages. HALL: Science, Mathematics, Stage Manage1', Senior Class Adviser. 1f0ll'.f.' HELMER: Guidance. English, Social Science, Kumtux Adviser. HERON: English, Girls' Club Adviser. HOOVER: Home Economics, Re- lated Science, FHA and Property Crew Adviser. HOOVER: Biology, History, Debate Coach. HUNTER: Typing, English, Junior Red Cross. LANG: Physical Education, GAA and Pep Club Adviser. HOW 9: OLSON: Woodshop. OMDAL: Vocational Agriculture, FFA Adviser. PALMER: Home Economics, Related Science, Assistant FHA Adviser. QUINBY: Mathematics, Driving, History. ROPES: Social Science, Phys- ical Education, Assistant Football, Basketba.ll, and Track Coach. SCOTT: English, Remedial Reading, Costume Crew and Ushers' Club Adviser. Ron' J: KING Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, Elementary Electricity, Boys' Club and Sophomore Adviser. TERVEEN: Biology, Mathematics, Supervisor Visual Aids, Photography. VVITTMER: English and Eighth Grade. MAST: Assistant Superintendent in charge of Maintenance and Transportation. Not pictured, SNYDER: Mechanical Drawing, Boys' Club Adviser, Mathematics, Elementary Electricity, resigned March 1. -1 I

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Mr. Gordon L. Carter, Superintendent Adm 7'1fz1'Sfraf1'0n Directing one ol' Sedro-XVoolley's biggest busi- nesses is the job allotted to our superintendent, Mr. Gordon Carter, and principal, Mr. E'n1er Isvick. This is Mr. Carter's third year at Sedro- Xflfoolley and Mr. Isvick's seventh year as princia pal. Their experienced leadership and balanced judgment have been a great help to this district, Serving a district of ll,0O0 citiiens, the Sedro- XVoolley public school system has buildings and other equipment valued at more than two 1nil- lion dollars. Mr. Elmer R. Isviek Principal This school district has eleven buildings in- cluding the new Mary Purcell Primary School. There is a total of l28 persons employed in the district. Of these there are 86 teachers, ll cus- todians, and 31 administrative personnel. Besides instructing 2,150 students, the district provides evening adult education courses, with about 40 in attendance. XVWCE cadet teachers received experience in the teaching of varied subjects during the second semester of school. This is the lirst year student teachers have come to Sedro-YVoolley. ?l.ln-1

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Sfarefy Seniors S YVE, the members of the class of l5l, re- view our years in high school. we have many fond memories. Our senior year. perhaps be- cause it is the closest to us, we value most highly. 'We were especially active this last year. Dur- ing football, gridiron enthusiasts warmed them- selves with steaming coffee and hot dogs which we prepared in the new concession stand. Also, students enjoyed many mixers sponsored by us. At Hi-Nite students tried their luck at the seniors' penny-toss. Ilaurine Ziebell was elected milkmaid of the annual G.-X.-X Tolo. The theme ol the dance was the Haylol't Hop. The Boys' and Girls' Clubs heard of some of the goings on at Girls' and Boys' State as report- ed to them by representatives Ethel Hittson, jackie Ensch, Dick Lemley, and YVin Pearson. XVe joined forces with the seniors of Burling- ton-Edison to present our annual senior bail which was held in the Seven Cedars Pavilion in Mount Vernon. This was the first combined dance ever held by Sedro-Wfoolley. The theme of the dance was 'Wllinter VVonderland. CIIOSCII king and queen were Bob Miller and Marie Carl- son. Reigning from Burlington-lldison were Roger I-Iulbush and Gretchen Schacht. Seniors interested in furthering their educa- tion attended a college clinic held by the Skagit Yalfey -Iunior College. In the class of '51 there were some outstand- ing students. Pete Oldow and joan .jenkins were members of our excellent debate squad. Outstanding scholastically were valedictorian, fC07lfi7Z'ZL6fl on page IH MMU ,al was ll' , fy, --.dan sw., SENIOR OFFICERS, Karen Eeklund, Joe Hoyt. Ja'-li Woodinausee, Mr. Hall, Peter Oldow, Jaequie da. Silva. Insert: Arlene Merc-l1a.11t, valedletoriang Sliirlev Ctreeustveet, salutatorian.