Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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ptl7zcQaaf'1 lffeiiage WE HAVE CLIMBED Your high school career has but served to carry you to a ponnt hngn enough to sce about you and has for the first ttme let you see the great peaks beyond. May each of you from this point choose a lofty peak and clrnnb to nts prnnacle. E. D. WADSWORTH. STUDENT COUNCIL Top row: Hili Bradbury, Holton, O'- Neil, Blackadder, Slettvet, Ingham, Bottom row: Peterson, Wahlquist. Pierce, Livesley, Wallace.

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u,ae'u?1tencfent'1 lffeuaye Beyond the Alps lies Italy, has a far greater significance than either Hannibal or Napoleon ever thought. To the youth who is only in the foothills Italy is very far away, but expectation and desire to succeed keeps him plodding ever onward and upward. In manhood he battles the elements still constantly striving for success until he finally begins to descend to the warmer and more gentle climate below, well satisfied for having climbed and lived a noble lite, WADE CALAVAN, FACULTY Top row: Smith, jones, Ouillette, Ran- ta, Wadsworth, Calavan, Peterkin, Bottom row: Schlauch, Sandblom johnson, Austin, Anderson, Poole, Alderson, i

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LAYHUE AWARD Richard Slettvet Evelyn Llvesley 4-A i ex YFT AHA Edrne Marquard VALEDICTORIAN 61444 W!! E THE CLASS OF l936 of the Sensor Hugh School of the town of Sumner of the County of Peerce of the State of Washlngton of the Unlted States of America of the Unlverse being perfectly sane 'and of lawful age and of such strong constututlon that the last three years of suppressnon cruelty and ull treatment hwve not affected us an the least do hereby and therefore bequeath to our just helrs the underclwssmen and teachers of sand school the followung specified artucles on provuslon that they do cherish them untul the day of thenr death and forever keep sacred the memory of thus class e unnors we leave our best wlshes for next year 'They ll need them I e Sophomores we leave our blluty to make the seits squeak e Freshmen we leave our strong characters wnsdom and worthy example Wadsworth we leave a book of new jokes Calavan we bequeath a new Ford V 8 Miss Poole we leave 1 devnce wh ch answers foollsh questeons Mr Oulllette we leave has Botany books Mass Alderson we leave a boys cooking class whuch wull follow orders Mrss Austnn her swatches harr puns rouge lupstnck eye make up for next year s sensor play Mr Smuth we leave has seventh penod study Mass Szndbloorn superuor glee clubs Mlss johnson 1 class wnth hlgher grades to average Mass Schlauch we leave our broken test tubes Mass Anderson classes that do not cut up the :nk well plugs Mr Ranta a football team at the top of the League M jones a noon hour basketball team that doesnt play football Mass Alleman an edutor luke Dwlght Newell Mr Peterkln an annual as good as thus one for next year Angelrne leaves hns shoe polash to Tom Mannrng Evelyn Antonlus bequeaths her gum chewung to Mrss Austsn s Dubluc speakung class ean Walters leaves her suster to the tender mercnes of all hugh school shueks Margaret Scnmger leaves nothing because she us Scotch Margaret Bradshaw Mary Conley Dorothy Frost Dons Frye Margaret Heumburger Althea Huey Maxrne jared Marshaleen Larsen Mary Nyman leave theur combined modesty and unassumlng manners to Dora Ransom lContrnued on page 3fSl IX . f-Sf -J Lx is-lv I, ll To th j . ' , Toth - a 1 1 , To th . - , , ' , TO Mr, . To Mr. A . To the janrtors our everlasting desnre for neatness. To ' . I . To . V . To ' . To , . , . , - ' ' . To . . ' ' . To . , To . , To . To , L - . To . . . . To r, , 1 ' , To , ' , . To . , . Bull ' . l ' A ,