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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1965 volume:

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Every symbol on the pole explains a part of that tale. It is our sincere hope that the Kumtux of 1965 has successfully recorded the history and me- mories of the great year of 1965 at SWHS. Kumtux OUR KUMTUX STAFF, TOP ROW: Rick Tesarik, Larry Brown, Rick Sapp, Clark Parker. SECOND ROW: Dorthy Shiel, Jane Silverthorn, Russ Ray, Tom Oakes, Steve Johnson, Joann Wiles, Janet Kershner. THIRD ROW: Helen Dudek, Cheryl Cook, Mr. Ben Helm, Evonne Grimm, Caroline Evans. BOTTOM ROW: John Tesarik, Ingrid Sather, Wally Schultz, Ll The Kumfux of 1965 Sedro-Woolley High School Seclro-Woolley, Woshingfon I f, I Ii I IICD ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC ADDITIONS AT SWHS 4 5 I E3 I Q I QS! mp if IJ I CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS .IUNIORS SOPHOMCDRES SPORTS ACTIVITIES CLUBS ADS MQ, . 1 A w, , Foculfy .mrf n if Vw uf' Mory Louise Grondodom This year We wish to give special recognition to Miss Grandadam. She has faithfully and actively served Sedro Woolley High School for seventeen years in a variety of areasQ Since her first year of service she has been teaching such languages as: Spanish, French, Latin and English. She began the first language club in the high school and made it a success. Miss Grandadam is also credited with making the Homecoming Queen's and King Legs royal robes, which have added greatly to the festivities. These are only a few of her many talents, since she was also a drama coach and directed many fine plays. She worked many hours designing and making the costumes that made the plays so much more enjoy- able to watch. Yes, Miss Grandadam has done a wonderful job at our high school and is greatly ap- preciated. In accepting the new position of Vice-Prin- cipal for the school year 1964-65, I am proud to continue to be a part of the growth and tra- dition of Sedro Woolley High School. A new gymnasium, science building, stu- dent center and other improvements are in- dicative of the spirit of the parents and the associated students. Every facet of this school, clubs, athletic teams, and student body, combined with com- munity interest, help maintain this interest and spirit to which end we all must work to- gether. Arthur Bagley Vice-Prine ipal If Ihad the chance to do it over again, I would work harder and take greater advan- tages of the opportunities offered. These words are almost universally stated by stu- dents that have been out of high school a few years. The opportunities offered in a modern com- prehensive high school are many and varied. For a student who is interested and uses his ability, the avenues of study and enjoyment open to him are unlimited. Programs are designed to develop each young person to cope rationally with his or her role in the future. For the senior. . .it is too late. For the underclassman there is still time. Will you be one who wishes high school could be re- peated, or will you stand secure in the fact that you did your best? Your Kumtux staff and advisor have created with words and pictures an excellent account of the record you have achieved in high school. It is my sincere hope that each of you will look at this record with pride. George Bricka Principal www M MRS. BLANCHE ALBERTINE Office Secretary MR. JOHN BARNARD C. P. , U. S. History 1:33 a.t,1'- a MR. BURTON BOYER Special Education MR. RON CHADWICK Boys' Counselor MR. ROBERT CLAUS Agriculture MR. VIRGIL CLEVELAND Band, Choir MR. KEN DRISKILL PE, Biology MRS. JEANNE EVANS French MISS LOUISE FRANCISCO English, MR. RUDY FRANULOVICH Bookkeeping, Journalism Law, Typing MR. WILLIAM GALLAGHER Math, Physics, Algebra. MISS LOUISE GRANDADAM Spanish MR. GLENN HALL Physics, Chemistry 7 'sg L3 but ' 's umm Y 1, ii ,Y if ' S I .f, MF ' A . y LL: . ,I I E L W MRS. RUTH HARMS English MR. GERALD HEDLUND C. P. , U. S. History MR. BEN HELM Librarian, MISS BETTY HOLT PE Yearbook Advisor MR. DON JONES Geometry is - in i.A , R J dx ,' A ti' U ,A I MRS. RUTH LAPLANT Speech, French, MR. GARY LATURNER Art English MR. JAMES LEMIEUX World History, MR. J. M. MCLEOD U.S. History, C. P. Psychology MRS. MARILYN MIZER Office Practice MR. GEORGE MILLER Biology Typing, Shorthand N f MR. STAN OMDAL Agriculture MRS. JUNE OVERSTREET English MRS. REYNOLA PAKUSICH Home Living W W AR. JOHN ROWLEY U.S.Hisbory, PE MISS DOROTHY SCHUVIKE English I 'Ts 'Q MR. JERRY SOMMERSETH Orchestra MR. JOHN TERVEEN Math MR. CHARLES WEBB Electronics, Industrial Arts MISS NANCY WHEELER Girls' Counselor MRS. LYNN YUROVCHAK Typing, Shorth. Superintendent ROBERT H . WOODROFF Efficiency and perfection cannot be obtained With- out proper direction. After a year of many changes and great progress under our superintendent and board, we have adjusted to a higher standard of learn- ing. We must sustain this position and perpetuate the growth of our school system. Board of Directors LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kasper Marking, Chairman Mr. Dale Thompsong Mr P. A. Stcndal, Mr. Ralph Willis, Mr. Jake Koops. 46? ,, ,-0, J. 6 W 1 'YM' A 5 uw , ,ss r 1 A' 4 7 s js P N sf ,gd 4, I ,, A 1 I .wud .4f 'fa fi K Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores '65 SENIORS We if A A rt... k X .4 ' . - Q-1-...aw if SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Hall, Mrs. Harms, Mrs. Mizer, Mr. Chadwick. LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Kaaland, Sec. -Treas.g Larry Brown, Pres.g Stan Riggles, Vice-Pres. The Seniors graduating in the Class of 1965 will look back on their High School days, years from now, and remember the many things they did as a class. When they were Sophomores they held a very suc- cessful paper and bottle drive. What a thrill it was when they tied for first in the Homecoming Parade. As Juniors they again had a successful paper drive. The Seniors nominees for Homecoming Royalty were elected this year, and their float took first place. Other events will pass before they actually step out into the lonely world. GOOD LUCK SENIORS! I Top JULIE STEWART RICK SAPP CHARLES CARROLL JIM BUTT JUDY CORRION 1 'ui RUTH ANN HARMS JEAN BIGELOW REBECCA HELM GEORGA SPENCER PEGGY JACKSON TERRY MULLEN CRAIG ADAMS Wrestling 10, 11, 12. COLLEEN ALLEN Girls' Club 10,11,125 GAA 10, 11, 1251-Vep Club 12g FHA 11,12g Spanish Club l0,ll,l2, sec.114Med- ical Club 10, 11, 12, Treas. 12. 'Mui' .f. ...- CYNDA ADAMS Girls' Club 10,11,125 GAA 10, 125 Ushers Club 124 H1-c-Y 10. ELIZABETH ANDERSON Girls' Club 1O,11, 125 FTA 125 Honor Society 115 Medical Club 125 Homecoming Queen 12. RICHARD ANDERSEN Tennis 10,11,1Zg Activity Band 10,11, 12, Business Manager 125 Concert Band 1O,11, 125 orchestra 10,115 ICC 12. RICHARD ANDERSON Wrestling 10. BOB ARTHUR Spanish Club 105 Senior Ball King 1 GARY ARENTZEN Tennis 10, 12: Wrestling l0,ll,l21l.Ot1,L?1'IT19I'A'S Club 11, 12g Spanish Club 10,11. SW Club 12, Football 10, 11,1Z, Baseball 10, STEVE AUNGST 11,125 Baskctba1l105 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, FFA H 12, Football 10' 2' , 1 1 1' ,ml Bu EX BARBARA BARBLB Girls'ClulzlO,ll,lZ,GAA10,111 1'l'l'lllAX l2: Activity Band 10, llg Concert lizuul 10,11 Spumsh Club ll, llA lu, Kluluul Klub l- SUSAN Bl..-XNKINSIIIP Zigflt fs 3' V LARRY BROWN lli-Y l0,ll,l2, Treats. lZgSWClulJlZ.B:1sef ball lO, ll, 125 Basketball lll, ll, 13: l.uttc1'- men's Club l0,1l: Kumtux li: Spauush Club 10: llonor Society ll, 125 lzlxem-utlvc Couuvll ll ICC 12g Commencement 3I:11'r'hur ll: Class Vice-Pres. 10g Class Pres. 13: Junior Prom King llg Homecoming Royalty IZ: Boys' State ll. BRUCE BRYSON UARGIE BROHNE Tennis 10: Spanish Club lil, l l. 'l'1'ausfur from Conn-rctt Ill lm School Cou l- Lll crew, Wush. ll: Ulr I U Lv-X 13g Spuulsh Club , NlL.CllL'il Club LINDA BUCHANAN Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 10,11,12g Activity Band 10, llg Concert Band 10, 11gOrchestr:1 10, 11g Span- ish Club 10, 113 Medical Club 12. GRETCHEN BUCKLEY Transfer from Shorecrest High School, Seattle, Wash. 125 Girls' Club 12. DAVID BRYSON 1 Cross Country 10, 11,121 Golf 10, 11g Activity PEN BRYSON Band 10,11, 12g Concert Band 10, 11, 12gDru1'n Major 12. sms' Club l0,11,l2g Ushers Club 12g FTA 11. SANDY BUCHANAN Girls' Club 10,1l,12g GAA 10,11g Tri-H1-Y 12g FTA 11,123 choir 10,11,12g some Choir 11, Girls' Glee 10, Swing Chorus 125 Honor Choir 11, 129 Drama Club 11, 123 Medical Club 10,11,12g H1-c-Y 10, 11, 12. SHERYL BUCKNER Girls' Club 10,11,12g FTA 11, 121 Medical Club 10,11,12. BOB BURRESS FFA ll, 12. BILL BURTON Golf 10, ll, 123 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12g Debate 10, ll, 12, Pres. ll, Vice-Pres. DOUG BUMGARNER 10, 125 Honor Society 10, 11,125 ICC 11, 12. Tennis 105 Spanish Club 10,11- JTI11 BL FT Spanish Club 10, 11: Debate 10, 11, 125 Honor GLENN CARD Society10,l1,12. Baseball 125 T1'1lCli 10. CHARLES CARROLL Cub 11, 12, Editor 125 Honor Soc1ety10,11, 125 ICC 12, Pres. 125 Executive Council 125 7 1' Q3 W-gf' Homecoming Royalty 12 LIJOYD COLFACK Choir 125 Spanish Club 12. JUDY CORRION Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12, Pres. 11, Sec. 115 Song Queen 123 FTA 125 Ilunor Society 10, 11, 125 Roll Council 10, 115 ICC 12. LILLIAN COGGINS G1r1S'c111b1o,11,1z. DOLG COLGLALIER Football 10,11,125 SV1' Club 125 Basketball 11, 125 Track 10, Lotter1nen's Club 10,115 Spanish Club 10, 11,12g Roll Council 11, 12. SUE CROMARTY Gi1'ls'C1ub10,l1,l25Pep Club 10,11, Sec. 11g Tri-H1-Y 125 School Play 10: Drama Club 105 Cub 125 Suanish Club 10, 11, 125 Class Sec. 11 . X CONNIE CAVENS Girls' Club 10,11,125 GAA 1o,11, 1:1 Pep Club 10, 11, 125 Tri-111-Y 11,125 Yell Leader 125 Spanish Club 10. JERRY DAVIS RILEY CUNNINGHAM JOL CZERSK1 SWARA 12. Transfer from Longview High School, Longf view, Wash. 10, Choir 12. RON DEAN DON DILLARD FFA 12 . INEZ DILLS Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, FTA l1,12g Medical Club 1O,11,12. Roy DODD sw Club 12, 1100rba111o,11, 12g'1'en.uis 10, 11, 12, Wres- tling 10, 11, 123 School Play 12, Spanish Club 10,11,12g FTA 10g Debate 10g ICC 12gHi-C-Y11,12, Histor- 1an12g SWARA 11,12, Pres. 12. ARNOLD DONOVAN SHARON DRURY Baseball 10,115 Cross Coumtry 10, 11: Spanish Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 10, 11, 12, Treas. Club 10, 11g Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 12, Medical Club 10, 11,12, Vice-Pres. 12. , CAROL GADBOXS Girls' Club 10,11,12, Ace tivity Band 10,115 Concert Band 10,113 School Play 121 Dmmn Club 12, Spanish Club 113111-C-Y12. l1El.EX DTQDEK Girls' Club 10,11, 12, GAA 10, School Plays 11,125 Drama Club 12,1Qumtux11,12, 151151- ness Manager 11,125 ICC 12, Medical Club 10, 11,12, Sec.11, Pres. 12LSp21.nisli Club 11, 12. JOAN FALKNER Girls'Club10,11,12,Cl1o1r11,12. JN..-K ROGER FELL FFA 12, Tennis 10,11,1li-C-Y 10, 11, 12, Xice Pres. 12. RON FORE SW Club 123 Football 10, 11.12, Baseball 10,11,12g Basketbzill 103 Letturmenus Club 111, 11. CAROL FRANELOVICH Girls' Club 10,11,12, Pres. 12gGAA10:Ac- tivity Band 10, Concert Band 10,113 Stzite 1511.nd 11, Yell Queen 11, Spanish Club 11,12, Trezxs. 113 FTA 10,l1,123 ICC 11,1z, sm-. 123 Or- chestra 10, 113 Spartree 11,12, Co-Editor 12. DIANE GEE Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 10,11,123 Pep Club 10,11gTri-Hi-Y12gChoir10,11. BOB GAIJDIS PAM GREEN Girls' Club 10,11, 12g GAA 10, 1l,12, Vice Pres. 12g 'Fri-11i-Y 12: Activity Buncl 10, 11 125 Concert Bzincl 10,11, 12, Majorette 10, 11 12, FTA 12, GRA 10,11g Orchestra 12. DENNIS GUNDERSON H1-Y ll, 12, sec, 12, sw Club 12, Baseball 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Let- tc1'mcn's Club 115 Activity Band 10, 113 Concert Band 10, llg Orchestra 10,115 Spanish Club 10, 11,121 Dc- ccutive Council 12g Roll Council 10,123 ASB Vice- Prcs. l29 Football 10,11 Spanish Club 10. EVONNE GRDIM Girls' Club 10, 11,123 GAA 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 12, Ktunwx 11,125 Banquet Award 113 Medical ROGER GRIP Club 12. Activity Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10,11, mf' HMV N .ff RUTH ANN HARMS Girls' Club 10, 11,12, Trcus. 12, GAA 10, 11, 12: Tri-lli-Y 10, 11, 12, vice- Pres. 12: Actixity Band 10, 11, 12: Concert Band 10,11. 12, llonor Band 10, 1 1: Or- chestra 10, 11, 12, School Play ll1D1TLlT11l Club 11, 12, Pres. 12: Spanish Club 10, 11,123 Honor Society 10, 11,123 Roll Council 125 ICC 12. REBECCA HELM Girls' Club 1o,11,12, Treas. 115 GAA 10,11 12, Pres. 12, Tri-Ili-Y 125 Activity Band 10, 11, Concert Band 10, 113 Cub 11, Honor Society 10,11,12g 1CC 12, Pep Club 12. a DONNA HANDY cms' Club l0,11,12g GAA 10,11,12, Ushers Club 11,125 Medical Club 11,12. . c GH. HODGIN 'Ran-4 isp LINDA HODGINS Girls' Club 10, 11,12. DICK HOEZEE FFA 10,11,12. amass- k, ,fn-o-. ., ,,. DAX llL'LL Trzuisfcr from Bellingham liigh School, Bellingham. Wash. 105 1-'FA 11. DL-KN L HOLDLRBY '1'1'ru1sfcr from Shorecrest lligh School, Scattlc, RICH HOLT Wzish. 12: Girls' Club 123 Choir 123 Suite Choir FFA 10 1, 1, Sent 1, Basebqu 10 H A 1 , -, - -1 L , - 125 School Play 12g Drama Club 12. GENE HOUCK Football 10, 11g Basketball 10g Lcttermonis Club 10, 11 . fulfill! WAYNE HO YLE L LOYD HOUSTON SW Club 12, Footbzill lll, 11, 12: Baseball 10, 11, 123 Lettermerfs Club 10, 11: SWARA 11, 12, Surgozmt at Arms ll . DON HULL SW Club 12, Sec. 12g Football 10, 11, 12, Bas- 111 Spanish Club 10, 11,129 Class Vice-Pres 11, Junior Prom Royalty 11. ketball 11,123 Track 10, Lettermen's Club 10, 'WJ' BILL IRELAND Baseball 12g Choir 10, 11, 12, State Choir 12, SANDRA HUNTER Spanish Club 10. Girls' Club 1O,11, 125 Choir 12. I 3 PEGGY JACKSON Girls' Club 10, 11,125 GAA 10, 11, 12, Soc. 123 kfsxz Ushers Club 11, 12, Pres. 123 FTA 11, 123 RON JAMES Honor Society 10, 11, 123 ICC 12g Medical Club Spanish Club H, 12. 11,12, Sec. 123 Banquet Award 10, ll. STEVEN JOHNSON Tennis 10, 11, 123 Kumtux 11, 12g Spanish Club 1O,11, 12, Honor Society 11, 12. JOHNNY JENNINGS Transfer from Davis High School, Yakima, Wash. 11. BOB JOINER SW Club 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11g Cross Coimtry 11, 123 Track 10, 11,12g Spanish Club 113 SVHARA 11, 12, Sec. 12. JUDY JONASSON Girls' Club 10,11,123 GAA 10, 11, 12. PATRICLA KAALAND Girls' Club 10, 11312, Sec, 113 GAA 10,113 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1 1, 12, Chaplin 11, Pres. 123 Youth Legisla- ture 113 Honor Society 10, 11g Roll Council 123 ICC 123 Class Sec. 12g Junior Prom Queen 119 Class Treas. 10. GENE KIN DRED Football 10, 11, 123 Baseball 10, 11g Letter- mS1'1'S Club l0,1l. BOB KOQPS FFA 1O,11,12, lice-Pies. 12, 11oot11all10, 11 12. GENIE IXOXYALCZYK Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, GAA 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club Us Medmal Club 12. ILARBAIQA KREMER Girls' Club 10,11, 12. ANNE LEOPARD Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. ' 4' 1 - .ms i I ROGER m FLEUR , LINDA LIQATIIA Girls' Club 10, 11,125 Pep Club 10 Q9 Auurd 10. TERRY LIBBY Transfer from Burllngtonildison High School, Burlington, Wash. 11. 3 MARK LEAF Golf 10,111 Cub 11,12 Business Manager 12 SXXEXRA 12, Vice-Pros. 12 ll' Tri- H1-Y 10,11,12g Roll Council 103 Banquet. MICHAEL LINDQUIST v Y Football 10, 11, Basplnull 10, 1,ette,1mc,n s LAW' 'WB OO3' Club 10,113 spanish Club lo. Y Tenms 10, 11,125 Wrestling 11, 12, Spanish lr:--vf Club 10 Q9-Q-.A DENNIS IONDON GAYLE LOOP FFA 10, 11,123 Football 10. Girls' Club 10,l1,125 GAA 105 Pep Club 103 DANIEL MADLUNG FFA 10, 11, 12a Cross Country 115 Tracklls Cub 11,12, DIANE MARTIN Girls' Club 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. 12, GAA 105 Pep Club 10, 11, 12, Sec. 125 Cub 12, Fea- ture Editor 125 Honor Society 10, Junior Prom Royalty 11g Tri-Hi-Y 12. School Play 10. MICHELE MALONE Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Honor Choir 11, 125 School Play 115 Song Leader 125 Honor Society 105 Roll Council 109 Medical Club 12. FRANCES MARTINSON Girls' Club 10, 11, 12, GAA 10, 11, 125 Pep Club 11,12, Sec. 11, Point Clerk 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 1o,11,12, Sec. 11g Choir 10,11,12, sec. 11, 125 Swing Chorus 125 School Play 115 FTA 125 Roll Council 11. PAT MCINTURFF Girls' club 105115125 GAA 103 Pep club 1O,11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 1O,11,12, Pres. 121 Cub 125 Song Leader 115 FTA 125 Youth Legslature 113 Hon- or Society 125 Roll Council 115 ICC 125 Debate 10, Treas. 10. KATHLEEN MCCORIVHCK Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 10, 11, 123 Choir Pianist 10, 11, 125 Hi-C-Y 105 Spanish Club 10. 'sr CTi..J7 BARRY MCCRANEY Transfer from Dallas, Texas. MICHAEL MI LLS CHERILYN MCDONALD Girls' Club l0,11,12: GAA 10,111 Choir 11,12. GARY MELTON FFA1O,11,12. JOANN MEINS Girls' Club 10,11,1Z5GAA 10,11,12, Point Clerk 125 Ushers Club 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Senior Ball Queen 12. 1, LARRY MI LL S Club 10, 11. CANDACE MILLER Girls' Club 10, 11,125 GAA 105 Pep Club 11,125 Tri- Hi-Y 10,1l,12, '11-eas. 12g Girls' State 1 15 Honor Soci- ety 105 Executive Council 125 Commencement March- er 115 ASB Trciis. 12g Jun- ior Prom Royalty 115 Homecoming Royalty 12. SW Club 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Lettermen's JERRY MOHLER Tennis 10, 11, 125 School Play 125 Drama Club 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 ICC 111 Hi-C-Y 11, 12, Trees. 12: SWARA 11,12, Pres. 115 Choir 11, 12, Pres. 125 State Choir 11g Honor Choir 11,12. EARL MIB ER WILLIS MOORE MARY ANN MOSHER SUE MULHOLLAND Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 GAA 10, 11, 123 choir Girls' Club l0,11,l2g GAA 105 FTA 12qlV1ed- l1,12. ical Club 10, 11, 12. TERRY MULLEN Cross Country 123 Track 125 Cub 11, 123 Spanish Club 10,115 Ilonor Society 10, ll, 12. JEAN NELSON Girls' Club l0,l1,l23 GAA 10, 11,125 Ticket Taker 11. SARA MUNSELL Girls' Club 10,11,12g Ushers Club 11,125 Choir 11g School Play 11, 123 Drama Club 11,125 FTA 115 Medical Club 11,12. GARY NORTH FFA 10,1l,12. SUE OAKES Pep Club 10, 11g GAA 10 All School Play 10. TOM OAKES SW Club 12g Football 10, 11, 123 Golf 113 Let- termen's Club 11g Kumtux 12. BOB O'BRIEN ' 1 rf J R TUV: K, . KENNETH OLIVER INGRID OMDAL i Spanish Club 10, ll, 12g 111-C-Y 105 SWARA Girls' Club 10, 1l,l2g 111-C-Y 11, 12. , M-' jf 125 Homecoming Royalty 12. , .- , ix W 1 E ANN OSBORNE Girls' Club l0,ll,l2. STAN OBERTACZ f if , B , , ,,,V W 9-'23 Q RU'1'11 PERRIGO Girls' Club 10, ll, Club 11. A 1 -1 : EF' ' ' .5 ,11? 'P IXW L. ,. A 0' DAVE OVENELL JEAN PARKER Girls' Club l0,ll, l2g GAA 103 Pep Club 10, ll, Treas. llg FTA ll, Sec. llg Medical Club ll. Spanish Club 10,115 Hi-C-Y 10, ll ROBER T OSBORNE !l ' MIKE PERRY 131 FTA Us Medical Activity Band 10, ll, 12g Concert Band 10, ll, 12. VW PATSY PINNEKE Girls' Club 10,11,12g GAA 10,11,1Zg Ushers Club 12, Hi-C-Y 10, 11, 12, Sec. 12, PHYLLIS PETERSON Girls' Club lO,11,12g GAA 10,113 GRA 103 Honor Orchestra 10, 11, 12g Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 10, Il,I2g FTA IO, 11,12g Medical Club 10, 11,125 Hi-C-Y 10, 11, 12. TERRY POTTER SW Club 12, Vice-Pros. 123 Football 10, 11, 129 Wrestling 11,12, Capt. 12g Lettermexfs Club 10, 115 Roll Council 11, 12g ICC 12. BONNIE POWELL Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. GARY PROUTY HENRY PFABE DIANE PLUIVIMER Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. DAVE PURVES Choir lO,l1, 12. SUE PRATHER Girls' ciub 10,11,12q GAA l0,ll,I2, Sec. 11gChoi1' 10,115 Spanish Club 11, Historian 11g Class Sec. 10. 1-FF RUSS RAY SW Club 125 LCttC1'l1lL'l1'S Club 10,111 Tvunis 12: ll restling 10,115 Kumtux 11,125 Spanish Club 10, 11,125 SXYARA ll, 12, Scrgeuui :lt Arms 12 . GAII. Rlililb Girls' Club 1ll,11, 125 GAA 105 l 'l'A 125 Mcrl- K 'mu ical Club 12, ,.,,W,,,-A ROXALD REX FRO STAN RIGGLE Football 11 : Wrestling 12 Activity Band 10,115 125 Couuc1'LBz1nd 10,11,125 Spanish Club 11,125 Roll Council 115 Hi-C-Y 10,125 Class Vice-Pres . 12. f f CLARENCE RENO fwfkf 7 'fn-wr , ,Q , KAREN RHODES Girls' Club 10, 11,125 Pop Club 10,115 Trl- Hi-Y 10,ll, 12, sw. 125 Choir 10. MARIAN ROBl lR'I'SON Girls' Club 10,l1,125 GAA 10,115 Ushers Club 11 12' Honor Sociutv 11. GAYLE RINGS Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 GAA 10, 11, 12, Trcus. 115 School Pluy 115 Spanish Club 11. JIM ROBINSON FFA 10, 11, 125 Football 10. LARRY ROBINSON SUZI ROTHENBUHLER Hi-Y 10,115 Football 105 SW Club 125 Wres- Girls' Club 10,11,125 Choir 10. tling 10, 11, 12, Lett-ermen's Club 10, 11, Span- ish Club 10. RICK SAPP Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Pres. 12, Sec. 115 SWClub 12, Pres, 125 Football 10, 11, 12, Capt. 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Boys' State 113 Lettermeifs Club 10,115 Concert Band 10, 11 123 Kuintux 125 Spanish Ciub 10, 11, 12, Pres. 115 Youth Legislature 111 Hon- or Society 10, 11, 125 Exe- cutive Council 105 ICC 11, 125 Class Pres. 105 Junior Prom Royalty 11 . GENE SCHLOEMER Transfer from Burlington- Edison High School, Bur- lington, Wash. 105 Baseball 10,11g Tennis 105 Roll Council 11. SUSAN SCHAR PENBER G Girls' Club 1O,11,125 GAA 105 Pep Club 10, 115 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Medical Club 11, 12. JON SCHMIDT Hi-Y 10,115 FFA 10,11, 125 Wrestling 10, 125 Class Treas. 115 Homecoming King 12. JANICE SCHNIDER Girls' ciub 10,11,12, GAA 105 Spanish Club 11, FTA 11. FAYE SCU UL FL Girls' Club 10,11,125 GAA 11,125 Pop ciub ROBERT SCHRODER 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Choir 115 School Play 11. 'Pj ,,...-- BILL SILVES SW Club 12: Football 115 Baseball 10,11, 125 Letter- men's Club 10,l1. WALLY SCHULTZ Hi'Y 11,123 Football 105 Bnsketball10, 11, 125 SW Club 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 115 Kum- tux 125 Cub 11,125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Roll Council 125 Skagit Valley llernld News Cor- respondent 12 . DOROTHY SHIEL Girls' Club 10, 11,125 GAA 10, 11, 125 Ushers Club 12, Sec. 125 Choir 105 Kumtux 125 Cub 11, 12, Editor 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12. JESSE SELF 'l'cn.nis10, 11, 12, Choir llg lli-C-Y 10, 11, 12. ANNETTE SHILLINGER Girls' Club 10, 11, 125 GAA 10,115 Pep Club 11, 12, Vice-Pres. 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,ll,l25Cub 11512, FTA 125 Honor Society 10,115 - Homecoming Royalty 12. W5 , sag :gtg ,ES fig,-1:5-2 JANE SILVERTHORN Gir1s'Club 10,115 125 GAA 10, 11, 125 Ushers Club ll, 125 Drama Club 11, 122 Kumtux ll, 12, Editor 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, 125 FTA 125 Honor Society 115 Executive Council 125 ASB Business Manager 12, Banquet Award 10, 115 Medical Club 10, ll, 125 Treas. 11. DAN SIMS SW Club 12 Football 10 11 19 Capt 12 -as A-as-and Vlrestling 10 ll 17 Capt 1' Lettermenls Club 10 ll Spanish Club 10 11 Spanish Club 10 11' Roll Council 115 King Legs 12. 'Q'-we EVELYN SMITH Girls' Club 1O,11, 125 GAA 10,115 Spanish Club 10, 115 llonor Society 10,111 Ui-CHY 10, 11, 12. ROGER SNELL SW Club 125 Football 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track10,l1, 12, Lettermen's Club 10, 115 Spanish Club 10,115 FFA 10, 11. PHYLLIS SPENCER Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. JEAN SOLUM GEORGA SPENCER Girls' Club 10,11, 12g Hi-C-Y 10, 11, 12. Girls' Club 10,11, 123 GAA 103 Spanish Club 11g Honor Society 10, 11, 12g ICC 125 Hi-C-Y 10,11,12, Pres. 12. ARNOLD STEPHENSON Choir 10, 11, 12g Cub 11. KAREN STARKOVICH Girls' Club 10,11,12g Pep Club 10, 11,12, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 12. FTA 12g Debate 10, Sec. 10' ICC 12. VVILLIA M STEWART JULIE STEWART Girls' Club 10,11,12q GAA 10, 11, 12g Ushers Club 10, 11,12, Vice-Pres. 11g Ac- tivity Band 10, 11, 12g Con- cert Band 10,11, 129 Or- chestra 11, 12g School Plays 10,11,12g spanish club 10, Wrestling 11g Golf 10, 11, 12g Lettermen's Club 11,12, VicefPres. 113 Hon- 1o,i1,i2. or Society 10, 11, 12, Pres. SANDRA STONER STEVE STRAIGHT 125 ICC 12g Hi-C-Y 11, 12g Girls' State 11. Girls' Club 10,1l,12g GAA 10,11, 123 Tri- FFA 10,u,12g Spanish Club 10' Hi-Y 11, 125 Drama Club 12. WILLIAM THIGPEN Spanish Club 10,11, 121 Dc- bate 10, ll, 12, Treas. 10, Vice-Pres. 11, Pres. 123 Honor Society 11, 125 ICC 12. TERRY STRODTMANN Lettermen's Club 10, l lg SW Club 123 Base- ball 10g Cross Countiy 10, 11,12g Track 11,125 JANICE STUEY15 11,123 Choir 121 Cub 11, 12, Assistant Business Manager 123 Youth Legislature 115 R011 Council llg Mcd- Roll Council 113 SWARA10, 11, 12, Sec.- ical Club ll. ty Treas. 12. Girls' Club 10, ll, 12g Pep Club llg 'l'1'i'Hi-Y Drama Club 10: F'1'.-X 123 JUDY TALBERT Girls' Club 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 121 Pep Club 10, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g Song Leader 11. im- ! ' J':7x I, w ' Q 1 ,ay - 0 ' 2-95:21 51 151- , W W PAUL TEETER Football llg Tennis 11, 123 Lettermen's Club 111 Choir 11, 121 Honor Choir 123 Spanish Club 101 Roll Coun- cil 101 Hi-C-Y 103 SWARA ll,l2. RICK TESARIK SW Club 125 Football 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Capt. 12g l,ettcrrncn's Club 10,1lg Kum- tux 121 Spanish Club 10. SHERRY THOMAS 'iff ff? Girls' Club 10, 11, 129 GAA 101 School Play MM, 101 Drama Club 10g Spanish Club 10, 11g Roll Cotmcil 103 Medical Club 11. 'T-.:::r JEANETTE TIIRESHER Girls' Club 10, 11, 123 GAA 103 Honor Orches- tra 10g Orchestra 103 School Plays 10, 11, 12, MARGARET TINGLEY Drama Club 10, 11, 121 SWARA 12g Medical G1r15vC1ub10,11,121GAA 10, 115 pep C11113 11 Club 10111, 12: Chess Club 11- 125 Tri-11.1-Y 121 Spanish Club 10,1lg Medical Club 12. FY. Q DIANE TYREE Girls' Club 10,11, 123 GAA 103 Pep Club 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Chaplain 123 Activ- ity Band 103 Concert Band 10, 113 Honor Orchestra 10,113 School Play 105 Song Queen 113 Executive Coun- cil 123 Spartree 11, 12, Co- Editor 123 ASB Sec. 123 ICC 113 Commencement Marcher 113 Homecoming Royalty 12 . CHERYL TRESNER Transfer from Everett High School, Everett, Wash. 103 Girls' Club 11, 123 GAA 11, 12, Pep Club 123 Tri-I-Ii-Y 12. BEN TRIM BLE JANE WALKER Girls' Club 10,11, 123 Med- ical Club10,11,12. CAROL VOORHEES Girls' Club 10,11,123 GAA 103 Pep Club 11 123 Tri-H1-Y 123 Honor Society 11. wwf WILMA WALTON Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. DAVID WA TKINSON mir' ED WATTS FFA 10, 11, 12. PAT WARDELL SW Club 123 Basebal1123 FFA 123 Wrestling 10, 11 123 Lettermen's Club 10 113 Spanish Club 10. we- ' JOYCE WEDIN Girls' Club I0,Il,12g GAA 10, 11, 12g Activity JUDYMGGNS Band 10-11-121 C0nCe1'113fmd 10'11'129 Of' Girls' Club 10,11,12, GAA 10,123 Pep Club chestra 10,11,12g Majorette lO,l1,12g Drama 10 ll I., Tri-IH-Y ,O 1, 1.,,Debate10 , , -, , , -, . ciub 125 Medical Club 11, 12. DAN WILLIAMS sw Club 123 Football 11,123 Baseball 10,11,12g Basketball 113 Lettermen's Club 10, 11g Activ- ity Band 10, 115 Concert Band 10, 115 Cub 123 Spanish Club 103 Class Sergeant at Arms 12. ALAN WILMAN ZA- PIIYLLIS VVINTERS Girls' Club 10, 11,125 Medical Club 12. MARY ELLEN WILSON Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. JOHN WOOD Hi-Y11,12g SW Club 12g Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11,123 Track 10, 11, 125 Span- ish Club 10,113 Executive Council 11, 12, Com- mencement Marcher 11, Class Pres. 11g ASB Pres. 123 Lettermen's Club 10, 11 . MIKE WOOD WILLIAM WOOD JADZIA WOJNO Girls' Club 10,l1,l2g GAA 115 Ushers Club 12. 42 SHARON MIKELS Girls' Club 10,11, 12. ALVIN RICHARDSON Transfer from Marysville High School, Marys- ville, Wash. 115 FFA 12. MIKE STARKOVICH Baseball 10, 113 Spanish Club 10, 11. EUGENE FRANK FFA 11,12g Baseball 11, 125 Basketball 11, Wrestling 10, 11, 12. MIKE LONGBOTTOM FFA 12. JUANITA PARR Girls' Club 10, 11, 12. BILL TOLLUM Transfer from Mount Baker High School, Dem ing, Wash. 103 Choir 11, 125 Activity Band 11 123 Concert Band 11, 12. Autographs '66 JUNIGRS TOP: Chris Allen, Pres. LEFT: Shauna Jorden, Sec. RIGHT: Sue Voorhees, Treas. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Omdal, Mr. Barnard, Mr. McLeod, Mr. Gallagher. 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Their theme was, We Like Our Team. Home 'Y Dan Sims drives across the goal line to I the Snohomish Panthers in this year's HC 9 ' so s CCDMING at . i if , R' 4 ff-' at the Cubs to a 27 to 13 victory over ing game. 54 Each year a senior member of the football ball team is chosen King Legs. This year Dan Sims was honored as the player with the best looking legs. The Homecoming Bonfire was held after the Serpentine. Cubs Ti., FIRST ROW: Oakes, Colglazier, Sims, Fore, Snell, R. Sapp, Huston, Kindred, Potter, Tesarik, Koops, D. Williams, Hull. SECOND ROW: Matlock, Rutledge, McIntyre, Duvall, L. Williams, Tewalt, Mosher, Lennox, Allen, Anderson, Hug- gins, Doorn, Brown. THIRD ROW: McCann, Stakkeland, Loveday, Johnson, T. Sapp, Cook, Arness, Parker, Maridahl, Cole. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Joiner, El- lis, Skiles, Woiwood, Hedberg, Mulholland, Welch, Mizer. FIFTH ROW: Tingley, King, Burress, Wilson, Haddenham, Brooks. Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sumner Marysville 27 Mount Vernon 27 Oak Harbor 19 31 Sedro Sedro Sedro Sedro Sedro Woolley Woolley Woolley Woolley Woolley Burlington Snohomish Ferndale Anacortes Arlington wfffmqswwwwummnmuaf ww 'f-wmv --nf - fy :.- - MANAGERS AND COACH, KNEELING: Jim Brooks, Mike Haddenham. STAND- ING: Roy Dodd, Jack Browning, Mr. Rowley. The opening week of football proved to be a week of excitement and anxiety. The Cubs were hoping to revenge last year's defeat by the Sumner Spartans. The Cubs looked the better team but the score didn't back them up, they lost their first game 12-0. The following Friday the Cubs again took the field with the hopes of victory. They LEADING THE TEAM WERE CO-CAP- TAINS: Rick Sapp, Dan Sims, Don Hull, Doug Colglazier. looked the better team and this time the score proved it. Cubs 30 - Tomahawks 7. Last year the Cubs took the Mt. Vernon-Sedro Woolley trophy. They won this prize by de- feating the Bulldogs three years in a row. This year was viiwizfifeixi to be the fourth in a row, but a strong Bulldog team had different ideas. The Cubs led into the final minutes before the Bulldogs scored their lone touch- down to pull ahead and win 9-6. The following weeks proved to be equally as exciting as the first few. Probably the high point of the season was the Cubs outstanding homecoming victory over the highly rated Snohomish Panthers 27-13! The Cubs showed tre- mendous poise and determination in this one. The Cubs, as always, gave the school something to be proud of. It is their wish that Cub teams of the future con- tinue this tradition. Coach Rowley SE 555145 Q :an :- wmv, Terry Potter Bob Arthur Dan Williams Doug Colglazier Gene Kindred Lloyd Houston Dan Sims Ron Fore Rick Sapp Don Hull W Roger Snell ll 1 H 1. K Rick Te sarik Tom Oaks Bob Koops --. - i Hum Cross Country TOP: Coach Driskill, Komar, Joiner, Sloniker, Buttle, Hull. 2ND: Mullen, Strodtmann, Wood, Parker, Bridge. Northwest District Meet Speed, endurance, and strength are the most important factors to a Cross Country runner. The boys average four miles of hard running each night. This year we had five members become members of the 100 mile club. The sport is gaining in popularity throughout the district. Over 120 runners participated in the district meet. Many of the boys turn out for Cross Country to get into shape for sports that start later in the year. Cross Country is a hard sport but the rewards are well worth the effort. Boslcefboll VARSITY, BACK ROW: R. Snell, R. Sapp, C. Tewalt, L. Brown, D. Gunderson, F. Lennox. FRONT ROW: L. Williams, D. Colglazier, J. Doorn, M. Elliot, D. Hull, J. Cook. Coach Rowley Mr. Franulovich rv 5 MANAGERS Ken Huston and Wally Schultz The 64-65 Cub Basketball team started out the season by winning its first game in the new gym. The jamboree was the next action to follow. Burlington and Woolley combined forces to down the Oak Harbor Wildcats and Anacortes Sea Hawks. Through the next seven league games the Cubs compiled a rather poor 2-5 record. This is when things started to happen. After the following 9 games the Cub's had won 8 and lost 1. During this time they upset the high flying Burlington-Edison Tigers. The Cubs Gunderson hits for two against Snohomish ended the year with a 10-6 league record and 11-9 for the season. Sedro Woolley was forced to play with- out the services of Senior letterman Dennis Gunderson. Denny was sidelined early in the season with a leg injury which he acquired during the Mt. Vernon-Woolley game. This year's graduating class should be extra proud of the Basketball team for- during the tenure of their high school years the Cub team never fell to the arch rival Bulldog. We were 7-0 for this duration. JR. VARSITY: C. Pease, B. Bolinger, P. Johnson, T. Sapp, D. Allison, J. Straw, E. Wolfe, M. Webb, J. Phay, R. Joiner, D. Rasmusson. 4:swl.xz Ni - ft ' nnis Gunderson xsedro W-0011 Cubs in Action I Rick Sapp Larry Brown Fred Lennox Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley Sedro Woolley GY tSedro Woolley enny Williams John Doorn Charles Stanwood Anacortes Snohomish Mt. Vernon Burlington Oak Harbor Arlington Anacortes Snohomish Ferndale Marysville Ferndale Mt. Vernon Burlington Oak Harbor Arlington Stanwood Marysville Bellingham Anacortes Tewalt Doug Colglazier Don Hull Roger Snell Marv Elliot Jerry Cook M' - Simiitii .5l.ii!Q1iL:.3,'EL'S5426e1:?feSii? 5ZaieMQR m'Mi li 1 WRESTLING SQUAD TOP ROW: L. Watkinson, P. Snider, J. Frisbee, A. Bridge, R. Tesarik, J. Schmidt, J. Johnson, A. Iverson, C. McIntyre, T. Woiwood, P. Wardell, D. Sims, T, Stakkeland. SECOND ROW: J. Madlung, J. Hendricks, L. Taylor, P. Adams, D. Tingley, R. Browne, B. Welch, L. Mulholland, S. Riggles , L. Holland. Wrestling '64 - '65 Coach Driskell Six wrestlers qualified through the sub- district for the district. These wrestlers were Lyle Watkinson, John Wood, Andy Iverson, Pat Wardell, Dan Sims, and Tom Stakkeland. With losing only four regular seniors through graduation, next year's grapplers will be a leading contender for the northwest title. The Sedro Woolley wrestling team was one of the better teams in the northwest dual meet competition this year. Four of the five losses were decided by one match or the absence of a key wrestler. Dan Sims went through the dual meet season undefeated. Ron James and Charles Sloniker VARSITY TWELVE 103 Lyle Watkinsong 112 Paul Sniderg 120 Jerry Frisbeeg 127 Allen Bridgeg 133 Rick Tesarikg 138 John Johnsong 145 Andy Iversong 154 Chuck Mclntyreg 165 Tim Woiwoodg 175 Pat Wardelig 191 Dan Simsg Hwt. Tom Stakkeiand. Pat Wardell 175 lb. division Rick Tcsarik 133119, division John Wood 138 lb. division Dan Sims 191 lb. diViSiOT1 TENNIS FRONT ROW: R. Taylor, R. Henderson, L. Larson, D. Wilson, D. Far- mer. SECOND ROW: R. Dodd, K. Huston, L. Willis, D. Meyers, J. Bur- ress, E. Anderson. BACK ROW: J. Barnard, R. Anderson, P. Teeter, J. Farmer, J. Phay, G. Stephan, J. Mohler. Coach R. Franulovioh GOLF Coach J. Barnard FRONT ROW: J. McCann, J. Leaf, B. Stewart, B. Burton, C. Becroft, S. Hamel, D. Bryson. BACK ROW: C. Franulovioh, M. Tingley, J. Cor- rion, A. Shillinger, H. Arnes, D. Tyree, C. Miller, B. Helm, P. Conner. .LIL Coach J. Rowley BASEBALL FRONT ROW: J. Foss, D. Hamilton, P. Bruce, L. Ray, L. Huston, R. Heffele, D. Williams C Allen R Fore, B. Silves. SECOND ROW: S. Preston, J. Hendricks, M. Elliot, L. Williams, F. Lennox L Brown W. Cole, L. Mills, E. Wolfe. BACK ROW: C. Pease, B. Arthur, J. Straw, B. Clark, E King L Stiles March 23 YMarch 26 March 30 1':April 3 April 9 'April 13 April 1 6 i Apri1 2 0 BASEBALL 1965 Marysville Mount Vernon Oak Harbor Burlington Snohomish Ferndale Anacortes Arlington 'AWAY GAMES April 234' April 27 April 30' May May May May May 4 11? 14 184' 21 FIRST ROW: K. Hageman, E. Stendal, T. Mullen, B. Welch, M. Hull, P. Adams, J. Wood, D. Mosher, Bridge. SECOND ROW: W. Pinneke, J. Konnar, L. Holland, L. Mulholland, G. Hedburg, R. Joiner Parker, D. Brown, G. Houk, W. Mandahl, C. Mclntyre, B. Turk. THIRD ROW: J. Wise, B. Rutledge, Welch, B. Bolinger, T. Sapp, M. Matlock, B. Joiner, T. Strodtmann, R. Snell, C. Parker, D. Huggins, Sapp, C. Sloniker, D. Allison, S. Felton. if if-' V -'1 .,g:1?5f:-.f il Song - - Yell i iLeft to Right: Judy Corrion, Shelly Ma- Left to Right: Patti Conner, Debbie Col lone, Jan Knutzen, Belinda Delong, glazier, Connie Cavens. The cheerleaders have done much to promote school spirit. Through their hard work, and inspiration, we can all be proud that we are a part of Sedro Woolley High School. The student body would like to thank each and every one of them for their contribution to our school. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Belinda Delong, Shelly Malone, Jan Knutzen, Judy Corrion. FRONT ROW: Debbie Colglazier, Connie Cavens, Patti Conner. , may , ,M , , 1..7nA 77 Aufogrophs Acfivifies ilu in L. -we Senior Boll The Senior Ball was held on November 25, at the Holiday Ballroom. Joann Meins and Bob Arthur reigned as Queen and King from Sedro-Woolley. The music was provided by Cliff Kelly and his dance band. GAA TOLO . N . 1 at 1 Cuddle and Curtsy was presented Thursday, March 18, by the GAA. The Tolo was decorated in a colonial style with George Washington and the Cherry Bombs as the center of at- traction. Reigning as Queen of Cuddle and Curtsy was Becky Helm and her escort Ray Eldridge. John Wood was master of ceremo- mes. AND JUNIOR PROM Kathy Schmidt and Steve Parker The reigning King and Queen of this year's Junior Prom from Sedro-Woolley. were Ed Anderson and Sandra Walberg. It was held on Friday, May 7, 1965, and was sponsored by Sedro- Woolley, Anacortes, LaConner, Burlington and Mount Vernon. YOU, THE JURY ALLAN WOODWARD . . . Paul Heaven EDITH SCOTT ....... Caroline Evans JUDGE THOMAS FINDLY . Ronald Bergstrom BARBARA SCOTT ..... Julie Stewart ROBERT MCPHERSON. . . Larry Raleigh LEWIS RENNIE ....... Roy Dodd GWENDOLYN KELTON . . Helen Dudek SHEILA VINCENT ..... Jeanette Thresher JANICE SCOTT . . . . Diane Holderby JIMMY PERRY . . . . . Larry Christofferson MISS CARVER .... . . Kathy Allen CLERK OF COURT ..... Jerry Mohler COURT STENOGRAPHER . Jacque Peterson MRS. LAKE ........ Carol Gadbois After the last performance the cast assembles for the curtain call. Allan Woodward questions Gwendolyn Kelton, the talkative housekeeper. Edith Scott, on the left, is the attorney for her sister, the defendant Barbara Scott. Janice Scott on the right, is also their sister and a witness in the case. The prosecuting attorney, Allan Woodward inter- rogates Jimmy Perry, while the judge, Thomas Findly, looks on. ' ' ' ' 'W-Wmwwmmmawmw The Cast takes 3 break and Mrs. Smith looks angrily on. U TOPIA ST. ELMER. . . ANGUS CARTER NC .--... ..n . MELODY MCGINNIS . . . . MARTIN SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH LOTTIE SMITH . . . . GLORIA SMITH . RANDY SMITH . COUSIN LUCY DEAN ELDRED . PATRICK O'HARA . . . . .Roy Dodd Paul Heaven . Neva Jones Stan Riggles Ruth Harms Ingrid Sather Trudi Yarcho Richard Dills Janie Byham Jerry Mohler . . . . .Jim Byham JOANNE LANE ...... Caroline Evans CAROLINE CARTWRIGHT . . Joan Randall Patrick O'Hara speaks with the maid Melody McGinnis. ANGEL ......... Jeanette Thresher These pictures were taken at rehearsal, because the play was not presented until after the KUMTUX was sent to press. assembles for a group pic- ture. 84 3 i 1 f Angus Carter tries to persuade Martin Smith to sell him his share of stock in Palatial Plastics, while The Smith's family portrait with Mr. and Mrs. Smith in the foreground and their children, left to right: Gloria, Randy, Shirley, and Cousin Lucy. Ur 6 air? 'W 1, Ev. -.-.ff , l l E---rt' f Youth Legislofure Y kt! Nu' TOP ROW: Wally Mandahl, Annette Shillinger, Rick Sapp. SECOND ROW: Sue Voorhees, Sue Cromarty, Candace Miller. NOT PICTURED: John Wood. Boys' and Girls' Sfofe in-. Q 'P 1 3 , 1 I , I I a Left to Right: Rick Sapp, Larry Brown, Candace Miller, Julie Stewart. A ICC President 'fx Business Manager Vice -Pre sident President Treasurer John Wood Secretary Cfficers Government i roriii INTER CLUB COUNCIL BACK ROW: C. Caroll, R. Sapp, B. Thigpen, R. Dodd. SECOND ROW: R. Harms, H. Dudek, D. Tyree, J. Silverthorn, P. Kaaland, C. Franulovich, G. Spencer. FIRST ROW: J. Corrin, B. Helm, K. Starkovich, P. Mclnturff, D. Colglazier. I K., , .zf, ,1zw'fs 9... of .KY , A CLASS PRESIDENTS Pat Bruce, Marv Elliott, Larry Brown ROLL COUNCIL TOP ROW: Mark Leaf, Ed Anderson, Dennis Gunderson, Wally Schultz. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Ganske, Julie Bever, Patty Kaaland. Kumfux A lot of work is involved in putting out an annual, but the staff always manages to get in some fun. Russ Ray didn't meet his deadline, so he has to pay the penalty. if u . t,yel l I V ---It Qgsfsifi ' 'M iifzifik' ' T ' . '.tt ,,,, . The Kumtux Staff has worked diligently to meet each dead- line. They have tried to make this year's annual another one of which to be proud. They Should be commended for their fine effort. SW Cub 7965 'SH Cub Ad Staff Miss Francisco and Editor Chuck Carroll This year the Cub staff has worked hard and diligently to come up with the best possi- ble paper that has come out of SWHS in some time. Because of the extreme care taken in the making of each issue, we feel certain that the Cub has met its promise. Under the supervision of Miss Francisco, the Cub has kept the school informed on all events that happened this past year. TOP LEFT, SEATED: Dor- othy Sheil, Diane Martin. STANDING: Miss Francisco, Dan Williams, Wally Schultz, Jim Farmer, Pat Mclnturff, Annette Shillinger, Chuck Car- roll, Steve Hamel. CENTER LEFT, SEATED: Sue Cromarty, Paula McCul- loch. STANDING: Mark Leaf, Miss Francisco, Terry Mul- len, Mary Hayes, Danny Mad- lung, Sandra Meins, Terry Strodtman, Nancy Omdal, Chuck Carroll. SW BAND BAND MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: J. Knudson, R. Harms, R. Gripp, J. Stewart, L. Byham, J. Wedin, P. Green. SECOND ROW: J. Mcllrath, S. Wilson, E. King, D. Huggins, C. Sloniker, M. Brown, R. Ander- son. THIRD ROW: P. Heaven, D. Ferguson. BACK ROW: S. Spaulding, D. Henline, S. Riggle, J. By- ham, B. Tollum, R. Sapp, W. Mandal. Steve Spaulding represented our school in the Northwest Honors Band. Mr. V. Cleveland, Band Direct SW ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: R. Bergstrom, A. Carlson, D. Holbert, J. Hoffman, B. De- Long, L. Vandenburg, P. Lozier. SECOND ROW: R. Dills, S. File, J. Magal, P. Peterson, S. Holtcamp, I. Syverson, D. Savage, M. McFadden, J. Sommerseth, M. Westphall, C. Allen, B. Phay, B. Potter. MEMBERS OF HONOR BAND, ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR, FIRST ROW: S. Holtcamp, B. DeLong, N. Jones. J. Randall, S. Malone, J. Faulkner, D. Holderby, P. Peterson, A. Carlson, S. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: R. Dills, R. Bergstrom, J. Mohler, C. Allen, S. Spaulding, P. Teeter, D. Bryson, R. Taylor. J. Sommerseth, Director of the SW Orchestra. SW CHOIR CHOIR MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: B. Bryan, S. Buchanan, K. McCormick, S. Hunter, B. Tingley, K. Rhodes, S. Michles, J. Stueve, L. Lipsey, M. Melton, J. Peterson. SECOND ROW: P. Hayes, K. Kel- bach, C. Rupp, S. Hegleson, J. Brattain, J. Shaffer, L. Gee, J. Price, A. Arendes, L. Richardson, M. Mosher, S. McDonald. THIRD ROW: J. Peterson, P. Bass, S. Burch, L. Heyntson, S. Jackson, S. Barr, J, Faulkner. B. McCormick, N. Johnson, N. Boston, J. Hardin, M. Hendriks, L. Mowrer. FOURTH ROW R. Taylor, J. Johnson, A. Stephson, B. Ireland, J. Czerski, P. Teeter, J. Mohler, T. Anderson, D. Purvis, L. Colfack, B. Ragan, F. Martinson. SWING CHORUS MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: S. Buchanan, S. Malone, J. Knudson, J. Brattain, F. Martin- son. SECOND ROW: B. Stendal, J. Randall, N. Johnson, B. DeLong, J. Faulkner. 1 HCDNOR The Honor Society was established to pro- mote scholarship here at SWHS. Anyone hav- lg a 3. 3 GPA may join and in 1964-65 there ere about 75 members. This year the club ad a joint dinner with Mt. Vernon High School onor Society and at the end of each year the eniors go on an educational field trip. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Margie Brown, Sec. -Treas. 5 Julie Stewart, Pres. g Neva Jones, Vice-Pres. SOCIETY Delmteond Sporfree Miss Schimke, Bill Thigpen, Bill Burton, Jim Butt and Becky Turk. The prospects for the debate team look good this year. They have three-third year members and two first-year members. Miss Schimke is the advisor this year and is doing a very good job of heading the group. Co-editors, Carol Franulovich and Diane Tyree. The Spartree is a student literary magazine which is published twice a year by the students of the high school. It contains poems and short stories written by the students. None of the Works have been proof- read by the teachers. Clubs SWARA The Rocket Club is in its second The NASA national assembly was of special interest to the members of Rocket Club. year of existence at SWHS. The club hopes to interest the students in the Space Age and its achievements. The officers this year are Stan Riggle, Roy Dodd, Terry Strodtman, Mark Leaf and Russ Ray. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is one of the largest clubs in the school. It sponsored a pinata party and mixer after a basket- ball game which was a great success. The officers this year are Sue Crom- arty, Aileen Mahaffy, Bill Burton, Kathy Darrow, and Kathy Allen. 96 This cute Cubby Bear was made for the Spanish Club pinata party and mixer. Here, Larry Raleigh and Miss Grandadam fix the strings that hold the bear up. '1 SW CLUB SW CLUB OFFICERS, Left to Right: Terry Potter, Vice-Presidentg Rick Sapp, President, Don Hull, Secretary- Treasurer. Each year any boy lettering in a sport is worthy of being a member of the SW Club. This year the club, with its newly formed constitution, is rimning smoothly. For their money making project this year, as in the past, they sold apples at the basketball games and wrestling matches, as Bob Joiner and Gene Kindred are doing at right. GAA OFFICERS: JoAnn Meins, Point- Clerkg Sharon Drury, Treasurerg Becky Helm, Presidentg Pam Green, Vice- President, Peggy Jackson, Secretary. GAA The Girls' Athletic Association, this year as in the past, presents an activity program for any athletic minded girl that wishes to join. The system works on a point basis. At the end of the year all of the points are tallied and the girls with enough points get a GAA emblem. Also each year as their project the GAA presents the GAA Tolo. .Z , A . V, X Ushers Club President: Peggy Jackson Vice-President: JoAnn Meins Secretary: Dorthy Shiel Treasurer: Reta Remington Drama Club BACK ROW: Sally Holtcamp, Maureen Swanson, Cynda Adams, Kay Grandstrom, Sara Munsell, Karla Mehl. CENTER ROW: Patsy Pinneke, Jan Hardin, Sandy Meins, Marian Robertson, Jadzia Wojno, Linda Buchanan, Peni Bryson. FRONT ROW: Reta Remington, Dorthy Shiel, Peggy Jackson, JoAnn Meins. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Gallagher, Richard Dills, Jerry Moh- ler, Jim Byham, Ron Bergstrom, Larry Christofferson, Larry Raleigh, Paul Heaven. THIRD ROW: Jackie Peter- son, Trudi Yarcho, Jane Byham, Neva Jones, Jeanette Thresher, Ruth Harms, Julie Stewart, Carol Gadbois, Kathy Allen. SECOND ROW: Jan Shaffer, Joan Randall, Secretary: Caroline Evans President: Ruth Ann Harms Vice-President: Paul Heaven Jane Silverthorn, Helen Dudek, Caroline Evans, Sara Mun- sell, Susan Kershner. FIRST ROW: Betty Coffman, Sandy Buchanan, Ingrid Sather, Linda Byham, Sandi Stoner, Mary Hayes, Jane Robinson. PEP CLUB KAREN STARKOVICH DIANE MARTIN President Secretary ANNETTE SHILLINGER MRS. HARMS FRANCES NIARTINSON Vice-President Advisor ' POiHf-Clerk PEP CLUB MEMBERS, TOP ROW: F. Martinson, C. Allen, D. Martin, C. Miller, A. Shillinger B. Helm, D. Tyree, M. Tingley, K. Creech, J. Doorn, M. Lisherness. SECOND ROW: S. Wilson N. Creech, N. Lisherness, C. Cook, S. Jensen, J. Wiggins, C. Tresner, B. Stendal, M. Mahaffie S. Walberg, C. Junquist. THIRD ROW: K. Allen, C. Huston, K. Kelbach,S. Claybrook, M. Bum- gartel, C. Miller, D. Mast, L. Hickman, S, Stueve, K. Gudall. BOTTOM ROW: L. Gee, V. Ray, J Shock, K. Starkovich, F. Schultz, J. Talbert, P. Mclnturff. -1 an Q15 ms lg. F4461 , . ,W . . Q'Q5 Y?f 3 d h ' ww KLOSHE TUM TUM TRI-HI-Y H1-Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Candace Miller, Diane LEFT TQ RIGHT: Wally Mandahlg Rick TYTGG, Pat MCI1'1tU1'ff, KH1'9HRh0d9S, Ruth Sapp, Dennis Gunderson, Marv Elliott, Ann Harms. Larry Brown. HI-Y'S ADD SPICE TO LIFE CHITAQUA TRI-HI-Y HI-C-Y LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Voorhees, Loretta LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Pinneke, Roy Buckner, Sandra Jensen, Jan Mclllrath, Dodd, Jerry Mohler, GeorgiaSpencer, Patty Kaaland. Roger Fell. Fufure Teachers of America The aim of the Future Teachers is to aid those who believe themselves to be interested in becoming teachers and to learn as much as possible about the teach- ing profession, so they may decide if this is their true desire. Another aim is to present an active and lively program that may attract other stu- dents bo take a look at and give a thought to the teaching profession as a career. MEDICAL CLUB Vice-Pres. Sharon Drury, Pres. Helen Dudek, Treas. Colleen Allen, Sec. Peggy Jackson. Pres. Elizabeth Anderson Vice-Pres. Steve Parker Sec. -Treas. Belinda Delong Medical Club The purpose of the Caduceus Medical Club is to help acquaint the members with almost all phases of medicine. There are vast opportunities in the field of medicine and the Medical Club attempts to present as many of these as possible through guest speakers and films. Members of the club volunteer at Me- morial Hospital, and for the first time this year, at Northern State Hospital. UTURE ARM ERS OF MERICA ' c 1 FFA OFFICERS, STANDING: Lee Lar- Members at the club's colie machine son, Jon Schmidt, Rich Holt. SEATED: Left to Right: Jerry Frisbee, Von Self Bob Koops, Charles Tewalt, and Tom and Rich Weisler, LaCasse. Jerry Frisbee shows off his prize Black Angus that is sure to win rib- bons at the various fairs this fall. Gne of the most going organi- zations in school is the Future Farmers of America. Under the direction of Mr. Stan Omdal, the FFA is active in all school events, and find time to make some money on the side. As the FFA is one of the more prosperous clubs in Sedro Wool- ley High, they could afford to buy a much-needed coke machine for the canteen in the new gym. With this and many other pro- jects, the FFA chalks up another good year. Cooks ond Mointenonce OUR COOKS: Mrs. Clara Cole, Mrs. Rose Spencer, Mrs. Audrey Plummer. This year the cooks have come up with many surprising lunches that pleased all the students. These women come to the school early in the morning to prepare the five to six hundred lunches that have to be ready by 10:45. It takes more than skill to achieve the constant high standard of excellence that is put into each menu, it also takes in- genuity and a delightful imagination. Sedro Woolley is proud to have the fine talents of Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Spencer, and Mrs. Plummer. Keeping the halls and surroimding area of Sedro Woolley High School clean and free from litter takes a lot of time. The men who do these jobs have a large responsibility on their hands. This year, Sedro Woolley has a fine jani- torial staff in Dolph Stafford, Cecil Hill, and John Thornehill. John and Cecil can also be found wheeling bus number 11 in the morning and afternoon. Dolph could be called the n ew co me r, having start- ed work here at the end of last year. 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' 'U A - x 3 xr .J ,K wr Rf ww: V' vi Q V ' .5 51 4: GAL A: 'Q 3 s. , 4. fm, rs 't 4 1 V-qlvls ,Q .,, v , Q K giff, if-Ji .aipif n A ,sm Lining up to get their pictures taken at Herms Meyers are Annette Shillinger, Candace Miller, Diane Tyree, Bill Burton, Bill Thigpen, Lloyd Houston, Jim Butt, and Eugene Frank. HERMS MEYER STUDIO Posing for a fine family portrait. OLIVER AND HAMMER Cl0THES STDRE af.. we Elizabeth Anderson, John Wood, Linda Hodgins and Mark Leaf find that Oliver and Hammers have just the thing when planning a trip. Examining some yardage from Goss' fine selection are Joyce Wedin, Margie Browne, Julie Stewart and Helen Dudek. G O S S VARIETY Mt. B A K E R HARDWARE Marian Robertson, Dan Madlung, and Stan Obertacz pause for a coffee break at Mt. Baker Hardware. Linda Buchanan and Diane Martin look on as Margaret Tingley makes some comments about the smell. McCllNTOCK DRUGS Call out the cops, we've caught them red-handed! In order caught are Dan Williams, Dennis Gunderson, Wally Schultz, Rick Sapp, Arnie Donovan, Dave Purvess, and Dave Ovenell. 108 THRIFIY FOODS KAGIT Said Don Hull to Gayle Loop, I can hit just as hard as you can! K5 LUMBER Judy Corrion and Patty Kaaland are ex plaining to Larry Brown and Larry Robin son that the paint will come off. CDMPANY Colleen Allen and Ron Fore are wonder- ing if this is the door to the future. Judy Wiggins assures Paul Teeter that the magic carpets really fly. PENNEY'S Diane Gee doesn't seem to think that the shoes are big enough for Roger Snell. JOHNSON'S APPLIANCE Connie Cavens, Pat Mclnturff, and Judy Talbert enjoy relaxing on school time. l an Mike Lindquist, Jerry Mohler and Stan Riggle would enjoy their vacation more if they could own these beauties. Would.n't you ? LYLE'S CHAIN SAW SERVICE , l SEDRO WOOLLEY BAKERY l l I Joan Faulkner, Lynda Leatha, Fran Martinson, and Karen Rhodes admire Wedding cake adornments. According to Gene Houck, Rick Anderson, lkich Holt and Craig Adams, Zenith Color Lelevisions are really great. HOLT'S TV Ruth Perrigo and Marti Barron think Hal's is really great. HAl'S DRIVE - IN Enjoying the good food at Hal's are Inez Dills, Jean Bigelow, and Peggy Jackson. :' r l H2 Doug Bumgarner, Steve Aungst, Bill Bailey, Richard Anderson and Don Dillard all agree--whatever it is--it's different. SKAGIT CORPDRATIDN Faye Schultz and Karen Starkovich look on with interest as they are be- ing instructed in the use of the new copy machine by Xerox. Mary Ann Mosher, Janice Snider, Jean Nelson and Genie Kowalczyk are trying to make a withdrawal from the NB of C. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE i M Q KNUDSON ' 'S JEWE LRY Harold Knudson is showing some nice en- gagement rings to Chuck Carroll, Becky Helm and Sue Scharpenberg. mfg-S.iM f if M V 2+-.qw ze. rf 'I 'jg it Joe Czerski, Virginia Bever and Sue Prather are tipping tall cool ones at the L M Drive In. LM DRIVE IN l I3 Shelley Malone and Janice Steuve are discussing the latest musical artist with Cheryl Treshner and Diane Holderby. MALONE MUSIC 1,i 5 N D 1 'f1i 5'i Dan Simms has just sold Doug Colglazier a brand new Mustang. Doug is now trying to figure out how he can get out of there without paying. Sherry Thomas is fulfilling her duties as chauffeur for Barbara Barben and Gretchen Buckley in a fine Ford Mustang. Hey, look at this! Jo Ann Meins, Dorothy Shiel, Sue Blankenship and Sharon Drury need their eyes examined. Good luck girls. DR. R. l. MUlHOllAND UNION Oll COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA H. B. Romer supervises the activities of his willing assistantsg Evelyn Smith, Georgia Spencer and Carrol Gadbois. Looks like a gas. l H6 Patsy Pinneke and Sara Munsell demonstrate what they've learned in office practice during their three years of high school. HERB PERSDN OFFICE EQUIPMENT It's file 13 for Rick Tesarik as Bob Arthur and Tom Oakes do the honors. FG? A ,J V- an GLENN AllEN Carol Voorhees, Carol Franulovich, Jane Silverthorn and Ruth Ann Harms plan a ma- jor jewel robbery. M' 'lt W1 Peni Bryson, Sandy Hunter and Cyn- da Adams think of what good use they could put to those pots and pans. COAST T0 COA HARDWARE Jim Robinson and Jesse Self lend helping hands to Steve Straight and Bill Silves who are all wrapped up in the tire business at Harry's A-1. HARRY'S - T TIRE SAlE EDRO - W00llEY AUTO PARTS While Dennis London gets the ex- tra spark for his car, Bill Ireland, John Jennings and Mike Perry look at muffling and safety devices for their cars. Sandra Stoner helps Wilma Walton into a new pair of shoes, as Joy Spencer looks at one of the latest Styles. BURMASTER'S EDRO - W00llEY BOWLING CENTER Birds of a feather flock together as Susan Rothenbuhler and Bonnie Powell stop for a coke at the Eagle's Nest. LIBERTY CAFE Ben Trimble explains the finer techniques of bowling to Judy Jonas son and Kathi Kane at the Sedro-Woolley Bowling Center. Chevrolet Corvair Chevelle Corvette Chevy II Trucks RED NELSON CHEVROLET Terry Mullen and Terry Potter ex- ,I amine the Explorer Camper on dis- play at Fred Nelson Chevrolet. . ., . A M I I lllllll 1 2 '7 V' f ' gf 1 8 is 4 N ik. At the Willis, Rogers and Pearson Mill, the boys punch out, glad to be done for the day. Bob Williams serves Alan Wilman a cup of coffee, as they take five on their way to class. DAIRY BAR WILLIS, ROGERS, 8. PEARSON LUMBER CO,. INC. Gary Melton, Terry Libby and Bob O'Brien look bored. Evonne Grimm, Donna Handy, and Pam Green show off their catch as purse snatchers. LEDERLE'S B 8: B APPLIANCE SERVICE BINGHAM INVESTMENT BLACK'S QUALITY SHOP CASH Sz CARRY LUMBER CO. ESTHER'S BEAUTY SALON HAMEL PONTIAC-GMC HUGGINS TEXACO SERVICE JACK 8a JILL LEBER GROCERY BOB MAHAFFIE'S MASKI'S ROOFING Sz SHEET METAL SKAGIT MOTEL TRADEWELL STORES, INC. SNELSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Bob Gaddis, Riley Cunningham and David Bryson have just finished a hard day's work at Snelson's Plumbing and Heating. Bruce Bryson, Roger Fell, and Wayne Hoyle demonstrate how to make a pipe in one easy lesson. Y 851' B00 +9 4 I 'Y L 5 g sg' G A M 1' sz is Ura 41mcP-X