Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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X EQ if W Nigel? 2351 xyifif ir t Classes We hold these truths to be self-evi- dent: That all men are created equalg that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rightsg that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

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Those ho Rule Mn, CALAVAN STUDENT COUNCIL ' Lejl to Rigbt: Fred Hand, Ken Helling. Herman Cavelti, Avery Rioux, Gloria Hartley. Don Foster Oliver Malley, Dale Rumpf, Dorothy Nygard, Lester Flowers, Doris Lee, Dale Slovek, Roger Ryan tudent Government The governing body of Sumner High School is the Student Council. The members of this group are composed of Mr. Calavan, adviserg the president, vice.president, secre- tary of the Student Bodyg yell leaders, class presidents, girls' SU club president, boys' S club president, and Boys' and Girls' Club president. This group has many duties to accomplish during the school yearg they have the responsibility of recommending any changes they believe right and necessary to the student body. Throughout the year the Council attends to other small matters of less importance. The meetings this year were held the first and third Tuesdays of every month. The Council was very active and many improvements were introduced to the A. S. B. by them. The success of the year 1940-41 depended in part on the ruling and governing ability of the Student Council and they are to be highly commended for their work.. Page I0

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Leff to rigbf: Herman Cavelti. Harold Query, Dale Rumpf. Tom Onstott, Leo Moser. Adviser: Miss Poole. Senior Class Histor Dale Rumpf, Tom Onstott, and Herman Cavelti led the senior class in a very successful first semester. The senior ball was one of the numerous school activities they sponsored. Betty johnson was appointed general chairman. The motif for this annual dance was winter scenes and the addition of soft colored lights transformed the school auditorium into a charming winter picture. Those who attended pronounced it one of the most successful dances ever held. The second semester, Dale Rumpf was re-elected president. Harold Query was chosen to fill the office of vice president, and Leo Moser, secretary and treasurer. There was much to be accomplished in the last semester concerning graduation plans, and without the aid of the class officers little could have been done. X V The senior class sponsored the class play, Young Adventure, which the student body enjoyed very much. ' Throughout this busy year of 1940-1941 the seniors were active in all phases of school life. They were prominent scholastically and also in extra- curricular activities. Most of the important responsible oliices were filled by seniors and without them this year could not be considered the success it was. Much credit goes to Miss Florence Poole, senior class adviser. The respon- sibility connected with a graduating class is heavy and requires an under- standing, helpful adviser. Page I