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

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SEDRO-WOOLLEY HAIL Sponsoring the annual Junior Prom was the big job of the junior class this year. They also sponsored a very successful mixer. Bill Bolam led the class as president. Miss Sagen was adviser. With John Sandifer as president, the sopho- more class had a busy year. Their activities included sponsoring mixers, acting as guides at Back-to-School-Night , and a project to landscape the front yard circle. Mrs. Harms was adviser. After the excitement of high school and initiation was over the freshman class got right down to business They elected Gordon McIntyre as their president sponsored a mix er and sold apples Miss Johnson was their adviser Mr JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated Hanson secre tary Crawford representative Bolam president Henry vice president Standing Rogers treasurer SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Seated Drew secretary Frank treasurer Hanson representative Sandifer president Standing Nelson vice president Frizzell sergeant at arms FRESHMAN OFFICERS Seated Miller secretary Hobson treasurer Olson representative Henry vice president Standing Hamilton sergeant at arms McIntyre president , - , . . . . K .. . , U ' V D ! Y 3 D , . . . . . Y - - , , . , . i 'D ' - 1 1 . 1 v r 1 1 1 - y 1 1 ' ' ---H .., W-KY. . . . , , 1 1 7 I 3 1 ' r . - 1 ' ' v , .

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I-IAIL TO Tl-IEE OUR ALMA MATER KContlnued from Page Mar1lyn GIGSSGH and Dee Wolslegel were chosen to re1gn as Sedro Woolley pr1ncess and pr1nce Ern1l1e Runck and Wava Hugg1ns w e r e chosen to go to G1rls State Whlle Fred Boede was a representatlve to the Boys State F1nally the Class of 55 reached that nevel to be forgotten year our sen1or year Our of f1cers under the capable superv1s1on of Glenn Hall advlser were Tom Dav1s pres1dent Bob Van De Gr1ft VICE presldent Roberta Allen secretary Betty Petty treasurer Jeannette Helder representatlve Homecommg was the fxrst b1g event of the year The queen pres1d1ng over all act1v1t1es was Mar1lyn G1essen and her escort was Larry Lennox Pr1ncesses and thexr escorts were Bar bara Sager Joann Hanna and Sklp Alwood Chuck Mossmgton Dlck Ammons and Wayne Small Hobgobhn House a mystery play was glven by the sen1or class 1n November Xvltll Em1l1e Runck, Wava Huggms, and Fred Boede were the delegates chosen to attend g1rls' and boys' states on the Central Washlng ton College of Educatxon campus th1s year These myth1cal states were held dur1ng the summer Each year delegates chosen for thelr scholarshlp, c1t1zensh1p, and personal1ty a re sent from SWHS to these states They part1c1 pate along wlth delegates from all over Wash lngton 1n typlcal act1v1t1es of the real state government WEYERS RICHARD Sport Manager 2 Movle Pro Jec or 2 3 4 WILES EVELYN Pep Club 3 4 Orchestra 1 Drama Club2 3 4 All School Play 2 3 4 Language Club 2 3 4 Trl H1 Y 4 Youth Leglslature 4 Debate 3 4 Honor Soclety 2 Secretary 3 4 U Delegate 3 Sen1or Play 4 WOLSLEGEL DEE Class V1cePres1dent 3 Boys Club Presldent 4 Footballl Basketballl 2 3 4 Prmce 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Quartet 4 H1Y 4 WYCOFF DUDLEY Entered from Neah Bay H1gh School 4 CAMERA SHY SENIORS Charles Abbott Jerry Bourasaw D3V1d Cope Wayne Estes Herman Knopf The followxng d1d not graduate wxth the Class of 1955 Charles Brown John Butler Loren Koontz Helen Martln Carroll Morse Joyce Small the help of a flne cast and our dramatlcs du ector M1ss LOUISE Grandadam, the play was a success The h1ghl1ght of the sen1or soc1al events was the Jo1nt Sen1or Ball held at the Seven Cedars wlth Mount Vernon and Burllngton The theme for th1S formal dance was W1nter Wonderland Jeannette Turner and Tom Dav1s were elected to relgn for Sedro Woolley The GAA Tolo was held late 1n March W1th the theme W1Sh1Hg Well Rexgmng over the affa1r was Norma Pfannenstlel Wava Hugg1nS recelved the Daughters of Amerlcan R6V0lut1On Award Karen Olson was the rec1p1ent of the Elks Leadersh1p Award for Skaglt County Top scholast1c honors of the Class of 1955 went to Evelyn W1les valed1ctor lan nd Janlce Gadd1s salutator1an Now that we are leavxng dear old SWHS for new surroundmgs these four eventful years w1ll always be cher1shed by the Class of 55 BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Runck, Boede, Hugg1ns 20 . l - s ' - A t , , - f ' 1 1 1 Q l I , .y 1 1 ' V 9 3 pw , U v v 1 ' ' I 1 1 Q I V. ' i -yi 2 7 1 3 4 7 7 3 ' N' l 1 ' is eff ' ' . f X y - ' . 2 5 ' ' I 5 - ' . - . ' ' . X 1 A 1, ,f f - v v 1. s r 1 X ' ' Baseball 1, 23 Track 3g SW Club 3, 4g Junlor Prom , 9 , , 4 , , 1 9 , 1 . . I 7 , 7 7 1 ' l Y l I Y Y ' ' 121 ' 1 , , , . . . 7 . . , . D . 44 . . , i ' 77 ' ' . ' . . .7 as - ' H - ' a 1 1 ' 1 ' l i l 9 ' , i . . ' 9 l . . - ' y - 1 v 1 5 a 7 ' x a ' . , '- as ' 17 ' ' 7 I , , . '

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CLASS ROW ONE: Allen Ash Back- lund Bagley Baker Becraft Bolam. ROW TWO Bradshaw Brmson Burch Cassal Carlson Cerad sky Chrlstlanson ROW THREE Cluck Conkllng Crabtree Crawford da S1lva Darlene Davis Denny DBXIS ROW FOUR DlCklHSOH Dorse J Enslex S Ensley Exltt Fauser Fvfe ROW FIVE Ga1man Gill Gllbelt G o o d Greathouse Green Gleenough ROW SIX Hall Hanson Haw es Hendrlx Henrv Hltt L Hoff man Huff Huggxns Hunter Hupp Hurn ROW EIGHT Jamckx B John son D Johnson J Johnson Jones J Jorgenson R W 'VINE Jolg ns Kmg, K1rkpatr1ck Klaus lxlm ger Kononen Kutfu ROW TEN L lflrul Lui Label Lemlex Lentz Lmd 'Vlarlou , , . , , 1 2 ' , ' . v 7 Y - , ' . r , ' , . , ' l ' . , . 1 ' ' , X1 , R. Q, . '. ' , ' V w v I Y . 1 - , , , , ROW SEVEN: Holman, Hooper, , . - , O I iv I P. ' 5- gig, . Y . . ,, w Q q ZAR. ' f: a I 1 '. 1 mg. A '. '. ' . r