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

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MJQ Jlirlflle Pia-ture. SOPHOMORE OF- FICERS. Seflivflf Betty AIHIHOIIS, treasurer, Bill Qnist, sergeant-at- arms: Rosemarie Oldow, vice-presi- dent: Shirley Zieliell, secretary: Bob Burnett, presidenl, Nfflilflfllflf Winnie Hittson, representative: Mr. Snyder, adviser. lioffr:-nz Piv- fure. FRESHMAN OFFICERS, Left In lfighf: Dennis Russ, represenfzi- tive: .lean Duvall, sevi'etz1ry3 Mr. llnover, adviser: 1111111111 Middlestet- ter, vim-e-yn'esidenf: Judy Coryell. t,l't'2lSlll'6l'Q Don Sanders, president.

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AHC! O CZTQLUQN JOYCE WRIGHT-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vesper Service 3, 4, Show- case Committee 3, 4, Choir 4, Office 4, Night of Music 2, 3. DALE YENTER-Basketball Manager 3, 4, Track 3, Tennis 4, Vesper Service 3. LAURINE ZIEBELL-Pep Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, President 4, Milkmaid 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Showcase Committee 3, 4, Cub, Assistant News Editor 4, News Editor 4, Editor 4, Executive Council 4, Make-Up Crew 4, Commercial Club 4, Office 3, Sno- homish Drill Conference 4, Quill and Scroll 4. I'LEE KNOPPI--Choir 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Vesper Service 3, 4, Night of Music 1, 3, 4. DICK GALLAGHER--Entered from Everett 4. CAMERA SHY-Dick Bray, Gene Clark, Alta Grant, Harold Heider, Randolph Holz, Darlene Morgan, John Stave. i Y Sfaiefy beniors CContinuecl from page SJ Arlene Merchant, and salutatorian, Shirley Greenstreet. In football, joe Hoyt and john Brendle were named on the All-Northwest first team while Ervin Sutton and Connie Hamilton were named All-Northwest second. Champions in boxing and wrestling were joe Hoyt, Ervin Sutton, Dave Gribble, and -john Brendle. At graduation exercises there was no outside speaker this year. Students from the class were chosen to speak instead. Besides the valedic- torian and salutatorian speeches, Mfilson Horne, XVin Pearson, and Peter Oldow also spoke. Class day was held on May 23. At our assem- bly we presented our class will, prophecy, and history. Afterwards there was a junior-senior banquet in the cafeteria. Taking a bus from the high school, we drove to Anacortes where we boarded the ferry for Orcas island for our senior trip. This trip was held May 16. Yes. we shall long remember dear old Sedro- XVoolley High School, the best school 'neath the sun. 14 foffy funiors Uunior pictures are on page ltij This year when S.VV.H.S. opened its doors among the many students that flocked in were ll2 juniors. These juniors chose for their class officers: president, Don Johnsen, vice-president, Bud Robinson, secretary, Dian Strand, treasurer, Pat Erickson, representative, Charlene Fyfe, sergeant-at-arms, Dale Elliott. This class of '52 is a prosperous one with nearly two hundred dollars in its treasury. Some of its moneyrmaking projects have been a Valentine raffle, which is an animal event, a radio raffle, several mixers, and the junior Prom. The class 'oined with the 'unior class of Burl- . . J . . J . ington-Edison for their junior Prom this year. The theme of the prom was Daffodil Dream. Dian Strand was the junior girl chosen to go to Evergreen Girls' State, and Dale Elliott, Duane Johnsen, and -john Moody will represent the boys. Our teams would be much weakened without the juniors, as we have many boys active in foot- ball, basketball, track, baseball, boxing, wrestl- ing, and many girls participating in CAA.

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?rf Juniors- Phillip Abbott, Joyce An- derson, LaVonne Armey, Don Attwell, Charles Ba- ker, Dean Baker, Marlene Baker, Dick Benson. Cleo Bertalan, VVillia11 Byrd, Ray Boonie, Bill Brigham, Elinor Carlson, Pauline Carlson, Barbara Carr, Shirley Chapin. Don Klaus, Maureen Coup- lin, Joan Dahl, Donna Da- vis, Betty De Long, Jim Dods, Gretchen Dow. Jim Drake, Larry Dye, Pat Fox, Roy Frizzell, George Friese, Dale El- liott, J i m Ensley, Pat Erickson. Thelma Fa.ir, Charlene Fyfe, Don Garman, Mar- lene Garney, ' Charles Greene, Alice Greenough, Peggy Guffey, Sid Ham- mond. Sylvia Hammond, Carol Hanstad, Evelyn Hodgins, Rebecca Hooper, Joan Jen- sen, Jerry Jewett, Don Johnsen, Duane Johnsen. Wayne Johnson, Edith Kalles, Paul Koontz, El- wood Lambeth, Clark Lee- man, Diane Lind, Norene Lindbloom, Emma Man- non, Alvin Matteson, John Mc- Cauley, Hays McCormick, Nancy McDanial, Lorraine Mcllougle, Lloyd McEl- doon, Howard Merchant, Ejnar Middendorf Art Miller. Adonua Moody, John Moody, Fred Moore. Bob Monroe. Audrey Mor- gan, Gene Morgan. Carol lliossington, Jackie Nicoll, .loAnn Olinfafer, Ro- berta Parker, Mernaf- Petti- john, Elaine Pfannenstiel, Lois Pinelli, June Pitman. .lualoina Rasar, Frank Ringliouse, Bud Robinson, Charles Roughton. Amsey Sanders, Ted Sanders, Don Sande, Alvin Selk. George Sherwood, Louella Showalter, Laverne Side- bottom, Bill Smith, Harold Spencer, Dian Strand, Rita Sundal, Jim Swan, Donna Riden- hour. Gloria Ridenhour, Larry Thomas, Vida Lee Tliornliill, Rod Tingley. Ronnie Tisdel, Ronald Wiseman. Sarajane Vandenburg, Pat Vaughan, Jackie XVallin, Don Ward, Evelyn War- wick, Jeanette XV!-31011, Eva Williams, Ralph 'Wilson. if . rf: . C la ! : Q Q C rr-. 3 la, ,f-1 F A 1 . ..Qr AL vi'i1 J J fy. 'i S 'i: ' 4 - as W, - '.-,..-, 6 ' l ' 'F I 1 - 1 .. 1- 'A 2 fi' 5 '73 . -,-i -V 4 V V ' y-.:, K I K ga W in . J M. H 'Q f I.Ls.Al JA - 1 gli' ' . r , . ,,., I , F 1 ie f.'.- 1 e 1' if if ? 15 I sz. Q , ..,, ' I 'ES Q - E52 .,:A A I + ..... N 2 . V si ' S ,,, i rr or . J , I ,,-,, 1 Q g r I ,.,: J . 1 S 1.' J . '- 36 V A f-': J Z ' lg Q gi 7 L 'Y-L' Jef' iq' g I g , ILA i s wil . ..'. r-i. Fizil I ',. ,5E V1V. - if QV., In k . ' V. l : 1 IA J C 4' ' r.., l'i' 1 B' . ic' r 1: he . .., l, C Q .c Bogie ig ' , - e -i-i in C W . t ...,- i 'e C 1. 3 -I , ,W : ' J t E a y ya I , 11. ' '- V , 1 1 W .,- Q, .-. Q 195' A i we' 4 if ag ,,.'.. ' 1 fn! its 2' 4 ,V .CW 3' S J rai i,,. if f' C' if