Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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.nge T MR. XVADE CALAVAN Our Exeeutiveis Message Let us, as Americans, strive to up- hold the traditions that our forefathers. through toil and hardship, have handed down to us. Let us be humble before God, faithful to out country and honest and sincere to all mankind-and so enjoy to the fullest the liberties and protection permitted to us by this great republic of ours. MR. THOMAS GORZELANCYK MR. HAROLD Fos'rER Mn. E. W. JOHNSON Message from the Cabinet As members of the Board of Educa- tion, we wish to state that we are proud of the students of the Sumner schools, for their good record this past year in their studies, their school spirit and loyal- ity to Sumner, and their hopeful attitude that the future holds much in store for them. As students, you have learned the fundamental principles of a democratic government, and from listening to the daily news broadcasts you must know the lack of opportunity for youth under the dictators. Our democratic form of gov. ernment has brought this country to the foremost place among the world powers, and merits our loyalty and support. Prob- ably at no time in the history of this nation has there been greater need for individual and collective loyalty to our country. We congratulate the Class of 1941 who graduate this June and anticipate a good year to come for the students who follow in their footsteps. K

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ir 'ki 'A' ir 'k ir 'K ir 'lr 'k ir 'k 'Ir ir t CLOMA E. NORTON K . Dedication For her tireless work and effort, her careful guidance and advice, her enthusiastic interest, and her never ending patience, the Annual Staff dedicates this volume of the Sumner Spartan to Mrs. Cloma E. Norton.

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. UI' HPPCIHC Registry 1. DORA LANGTON ZIMMER - I rim rm: l !lI'gl7!lrIlI, but an Amcrictuz. B. S. College of Puget Soundg Home Economics, Home Rellttions Girl Scouts Tumblin Club So ho- 6- K ., . iz . P more Class Adviser. 2. OSCAR JONES- 'Milliau,r for d6f'b'7I.fi'. but not one full! for Iv'ibute. A. B. Vlfiisliington State Collegeg Civics, English His- 7. tor' United States Histor Bois' Club Adviser L Y- l f first semesterj. 5. EDNA SANDBLOM- My f0lH1lf'j' ir lbe Il 'orld. and my religion ix to do good. A. B. Linfield College: Latin, Spanish. English, Spartan Chorus. 4. BESSIE JOHNSON- He .terrier bit purfrm' bert who .l't'l'l'L'J' bil' LY1IlI1H'j' bert. Setretary. 5. HAROLD KEENEY- The Villdll who lover home heir. .nnl lower it maxi ll11.relli,tlay, lr1z'e.v hir flllllllfj' beif. ' B. S. University of Wasliington. Coach, Physical Education. VICTOR RANTA- lVlJef2 a man airumer zz public lruxt. be .rlyolzld rourider bimfelf ar publir properly. B. S. College of Puget Sounclg Geometry, Physics, Assistant Coach. VIATEUR COMMEREE- If anyone allempli' to buul down the Auzerican flag, Jbool llim 011 the spar. B. S. University of Wasliingtong Biology, Botany, Agriculture, Physiol0gY. Knights of the Shield Adviser. TRUE OUILLETTE- I hope ro ind my country in the rlgbtg bowever, I will .wand by ber, right or u'ro1zg. B. S. Vlusliington State Collegeg Manual Training. Meclmnicul Drawing. Boys' Club Adviser Csecond semesterj. Pa8