Sumner High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Sewcce Claim MISS W. E. WOODS, Sponsor E Senior Class Members General Membership t I long to accomplish a great anfl noble task, but it is my chief aluty to ac- complish humble tasks as though they were great and noble. The world is moved along, not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes of each Honest Worker. Helen Keller

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MISS VV. E. WOODS, Sponsor O' 'S me I ' . . , gi To never think things common that by Him for us were doneg To see His mighty workings in a rainbow or a reedg To always walk with wonder where His feet before have gone, And never cease to marvel as His miracles we heed. flll these and myriads more besides, will lift our spirits high If we but sense the wonder that for us they all may hold, And let the magic alchemy that in our souls should lie Turn dull and leaden living into life of lustrous gold. Lewis P. Miller ACTIVE MEMBERS Elected - May, 1957 SANDRA CHILDRESS IVORY JOHNSON KARATOL SMALL CAROL DAVIS MARY MARR DORIS WILLIAMS SANDRAL DAVIS DONALD NABORS Elected - November, 1957 , LEON ANDERSON HELEN LATHAN LAKE STITH PAUL FORT ROBERT MARLEY DAVID TAYLOR PHYLLIS FOXWELL HELTON REED MARION WARDLOW JOE GREEN SYLVIA RYCE GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS MELVIN HAMILTON ROSETTA SANDERS ERNESTINE HUGHES GREGORY SCOTT MANUEL HUGHES ARTHUR SIDNER PATRICIA JOHNSON BEVERLY SMITH RICHARD WILSON BETTY WOODS BARBARA YOUNG

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MR. KENNETH BROWN BILLUPS, Director THE SUMNER A CAPELLA CHOIR The Sumner A Cappella Choir opened the season with an appearance at the National Con- vention of the Council of Churches. They pre- sented the Choral Finale to the Ninth Symphony by Ludwig Van Beethoven at their Annual Christ- mas Vespers Concert. Their next presentation was a television appearance for the Red Cross. A tentative trip to the East has been planned for the spring season. CHOIR OFFICERS Harreld Nance ....,,.. A , .... C 0-President RiCh31'd Wilson ,.,... ,......, C 0-President Beryl Woodard , -- ,,..e...... Vice-President Barbara Saddler - , , t Executive Secretary First Row: Rose Marie Wilbourne, Mary Herring, Marilyn Mitchell, Loretta Green, Clara Becton, Barbara Moore, Beverly Kilgore, Vera Vincent, Lorraine Slack, Irma Cray, Beryl Woodard, Wilma Hagans. Lola Birt, Joyce Williams, Shirley Williams, Jacqueline Bagwell. Second Row: LaNier Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Barbara Ward, Elaine Webb, Doris Colvin, Priscilla Sloan, Rosa Warren, Margo Thomas, Rose Williams, Mary Robinson, Martia Graham, Joann Coleman, Nancy Williamson, Margaret Mattherson, Delores Gardner, Norrene Roberts. Third Row: Larry Brown, Shirley Abram. Barbara Sad- Rose Wilbourne ,.e,v. ..... C orr. Secretary Marilyn Mitchell -- .b.a Recording Secretary Dingwall Fleary ea- ,,,,. Student Conductor dler, Fanita Jones, Richard Orms, Paul Dobson, Dingwall Fleary, Clarence Thomas, Donald Umstead, Daniel Flow- ers, Charles Collins, Eric Thomas, Llewellyn Thomas, Solomon Atkins, Paul Miller, Senola Kelly, Connie Jett, Renee Adkins, Gloria Bell. Fourth Row: Fred Lyles, Conrad Cochran, Willie Dawkins. Jules Teasley, Wilbert Overall, Harold Nance, Lafayette Brandon, Samuel Hutchinson. Harold Scott, Arthur Kinnel, Paul Parks, John Harvey, Marvin Neals, Larry Keeble, David Lomax, John Hicks, William Cook, Clarence Butler, Noland Jones, DeQuincy Dangerfield, Marvin Harris.