Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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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

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age fi partan News Freedom of the press is one of the rights given to all Americans. Sumner High School is no exception. Here we have our press, the Spartan News. It has published an issue each Friday throughout the school year. The first semester Mildred Tisch led the staff, assisted by Dolores Pearson, Ardys Harmer, jean Howe, jiro Hayashibara, Ivar Antonius, Audrey Keller, and Fred Hand. Harold Query was elected editor for the second semester. He was assisted by Don Wakeneld, Eleanor Tevis, Le Nora Thompson, and Kenton Morse. Miss Catherine Austin was adviser during both terms. Wliile publishing the paper the journalism students have a chance to use the theories and knowledge they have learned in class. ' During the year both staffs have tried to live up to their motto of Optimism, Encouragement, Support. i' it i' SPARTAN NEVUS STAFF Fira! row, Ieff lo right: Kenton Morse, jean Howe, Ivar Antonius, Cleora Wfttkeheld, Don Wfake- field, Ardys Harmer, Charles Vlooldridge. Sefond I'!11l', left to riglvf: Mildred Tisch, Margaret Smith, Delores Pearson. Norma Shuck, Alice La Cross, Audrey Keller. Olive Bowen. Third row. hifi to riglaz: Fred Hand. Charles Zedler, Bob Leslie, Alfred Anderson, Harold Query, jim Hoban, Lester Flowers. Insets: Harold Query, Miss Austin, aclviserg Don XX'akefield. I