Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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AWARDS LEO MOSER GLORIA HARTLEY DORIS LEE DOROTHY NYGARD j-. M. LAYHUE+Tl16 J. M. Layhue Award is based on hon- or, attitude, scholarship, obedi- ence, achievement, regard for others, and generosity. It is given to one senior boy and one senior girl of Sumner High and they are chosen by a combined vote of the student body and the faculty. DON FOSTER H. P. HARTLEY - A new award is made to two outstand- ing seniors this year by Mrs. H. P. Hartley in memory of her husband, Homer P. Hartley. Those chosen were selected by the faculty on the following points: character 20, citizenship 20, outstanding service to the Sumner High School 30, schol- arship 30. ROGER RYAN LESTER C. MITCHELL - The Lester C. Mitchell Personality Award is given on the basis of dependability, courtesy, modesty, cheerfulness, generosity, kindli- ness, enthusiasm, respect for au- thority and student activities. It is given each year to one senior boy and one senior girl by a popular vote of the students and faculty of the high school. Kwoxo N.-xrro MALEDICTORIAN W WELIJIYE H'OSl-IIHARA KIYOKO NAITO We are proud to present Kiyoko Naito as the one who made the highest average during her high school career. Kiyoko's grades were 95.5. She was also active in girls' athletics, S Club, Girls' Club, and Debate. SALUTATORIAN Fubylvxa Yosi-UHARA Witli an average of 94.6, Fujiye placed second in grade averages. Although she has been very busy with her books, Fujiye has always found time to make friends. Page

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ANNUAL STAFF SPARTAN STAFF Fivzrr row, left to right: Patty Dunn, Don W'ard, Betty Butts, George Murakami, Betty Johnson. Serum! row. left lo rigbf: jean Howe, jean Kemp, Charles Zedler. Gloria Hartley, Charles Spencer. Roger Ryan. Marjorie Schoffen. lnsets: Mildred Tisch. Mrs. Norton, adviserg Frances Rosin. Spartan Patriot This year the annual staif, under the able direction of Mrs. Cloma Norton, put out another successful edition of your Spartan yearbook. It was decided at the beginning of the year that Patriotism would be the theme and it was followed in the headings and write-ups. The Spartan Patriot was financed by the business advertisements and advance sales. This committee was headed by Frances Rosin, advertising manager, and Marjorie Scholfen, Betty Butts, Betty johnson, and Charles Spencer. The editingand publishing of the annual was accomplished by an enterprising staff, headed by Mildred Tisch, editor-in-chief, Jean Kemp and Gloria Hartley, senior editors, Herman Cavelti, typistg Don Ward, faculty editorg Roger Ryan, snap-shot editor, and Helen Oliver, Jean Howe, George Murakami, Bonnie Moriarity, and Patty Dunn. The staff agreed that the time and work spent in editing the Spartan Patriot was well worth the eifort it required. I Pa