Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS-Fi:-.rl row, lull lo 1-ighl : Shirley Phillips, Helen Xvhittlesev, Lorraine Atkin- son. Srrond ww. lvl! la riglm' Ed Funk, Ken Helling, Vera Rutledge. SPOTLIGHT CLUBAFir'Jr ruu'. lvl! rn right: Kin Mura- kami, Ivar Antonius, Doris-Hilliard, Betty Butts, XVand.x Renfroe, Carol Oliver, Lorraine Atkinson, Shirley Johnson, joan Carel, Myrtle Sperb, George Murakami. Srroml row, left to riglal: Art Bowman, Helen Zehnder, Golden Harvey, Edla Parsons, Vera Rutledge, Shirley Dybdahl, Helen Whittlexey, Gladys Hansen, Virginia Xvrigllt, Ruth Nix, Don XVard, Charles Zedler. Tbird rorr. left in right: Herman Cavelti, Jacqueline Smith, Patty Dunn, Loretta james, Dolores Pearson, Ardys Harmer, jean Howe, Dorothy Livingston, Roma Nix. Fairalee Stone, Emmy Lou Merriman. Fam-rb row, lr-'fr to right: Merritt Hardy, Roger Ryan, Ed .Nauer. Don Foster, Gloria Hart- ley, Lawana Nelson, Shlrlev Kellogg, Verna Blanchrield, Betty Ann Alway, Adviser: Miss Austin. SENIOR PLAY-First mum left In right: Helen Xvhittle- sey, Myrtle Ramsey, Patty Dunn, Alfred Anderson, jean Howe, Bob Barber, Myrtle Sperb, Shirley Phillips. Dale Rumpf, Smndiffg: Bob Seelwer, Bonnie Moriarty, Dale Slovek. FESTIVAL PLAY-Fira! rang lvl! fa right: Patty Dunn, Betty Ann Alway, Charles Bentley, Mildred Tisch. Svmud row. lvfl lv right: Phillip Zoller, Herman Cavelti. QUILI. AND SCROLL-Fir'.rf I'0ll'. left to righi: Joy Page, Frances Rosin, Cleora NX'aketield. Semnd row: jean Howe, Donna Bowen, Mildred Tisch, Mary Tompkins, Ardys Harmer. Top ron-.' john Marti, Herman Cavelti, Alfred Anderson, Harold Query, and Roger Ryan Kwe thinkl. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS This years exremporaneous speakers had a very successful season. Ar the C. P. S. contest two of the speakers, Ed Funk and Lorraine Atkinson, made the semi-finals. Ed and Lorraine also represented Sumner at the University of Waslmingttnn Speech Festival and did very well. iContinued on Page -Ill Page '26

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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

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Page 27 JUNIOR STATESMEN i The junior Statesmen Club is an organization for those interested in how our government is run. A miniature of the state and federal government is formed and students are nominated and voted on for the various government positions. . YOUTH WEEK Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Sumner, Youth Week is one of the most enjoy- able weeks of the year. The election was as interesting as any main event-the Youth Defense Party had a landslide over the Boogey Wormgey Party and campaign promises of defending youth week were carried out in a very acceptable manner. lliontinned on Page -121 JUNIOR STATESMEN---Fir.rt row. lvl! In right: Dor- othy Nygnrd, Mary Tompkins, Leona XVahl, Shirley Phi lips, Bessie Sato, Myrtle Sperh, Patty Riddell. stlllllld row, lvjl In rjglif: Armand Moceri, Sam Mo- reri, Dale Slovek, Alfred Anderson, Ken Scholz, Don Foster, Roger Ryan, Don Xlifard. Adviser: Mr. jones. YOUTH XVEEK OFFICIALS-First row. lcft la rigbl: Shirley Phillips, Fairnlee Stone, Roger Ryan, mayorg Gloria Hartley, and Dorothy Nygard. Serum! row, lrll to right: Kenneth Helling, Donald Foster, Harold Query, Otto Reise, and Dale Slovek. DEBATE-liirrl row. 1--fr tu l'iAQlh',' Dolores Pearson, Shirley Phillips, Bessie Sato, and Kivoko Naiito. Sri'- nurl vow. lrjt In ri,i1lvf.' Herman Caixelti, Roger Ryan, Betty Ann Alway, Dorothy Nygnrd, and Iohr: Marti. Adviser: Miss J. Schlnuch. ATTENDANCE GIRLS'-Firrl row, lrll lu right: Lena Kaelin, XY-'anda Renfroe. Serum! mum lefl to right: jean Eggert, Marie Biggs, Patty Riddell, Ardys Har- mer, josephine Edward, Adviser: Miss Austin. .24