Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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Kenneth Helling lst row-Avery Rioux, Patricia Purvis, lone Davis, Francis Ed Funk presidem Rosin, 2nd row-Kenneth Helling, Fairalee Stone, Ardys- Har- Vicbpresldent mer, Betty Wilson, 3rd row-Ronald Anderson, Dick Robinson, Lester Flowers, Harry Huff, Edward Funk. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council is the governing body of Sumner High School. Those included in the membership of this group are: Mr. Calavan, adviserg Ken Helling, President of the Student Body, Ed Funk, Vice-President, Frances Rosin, Secretary, Ianice Iamison, Girls' Club President, Harry Hutt, Boys' Club Presi- dent, Ardys Harmer, Harry Huff, Senior Class Presidents, Ronnie Anderson, Sophomore Class President, and lone Davis, Fairalee Stone, Avery Rioux and Charles Bentley, yell leaders. It is the duty of this group to discuss and to try to solves the problems of the Student Body, and to recommend any changes they believe advisable and necessary. During the year the council sponsored noon hour dances for the purpose of giving the bashiul ones a chance to learn to dance. The Student Council saw need for improvement as to the length oi time the student body officers held office, Therefore, instead of retaining an office for only one semester, the students are elected for the whole year.

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w l 1 Facult CATHERINE AUSTIN-A. B. University of Washingtong Katy Did-Katy Didn't. Pub- lic Speaking, Dramatics, United States His- tory, Civics. VIATEUR COMMERIE--B. S. University of Washingtong l Feel a Draft Coming On. Biology, Botany, Agriculture, Physiology, Knights of the Shield Adviser. MARY LOUISE EBICKSON-B. S., B. Ed. Col- lege of Puget Sound and Oregon State. There's Magic in the Name of Mary. Home Economics, Tumbling Adviser, Girl Scouts Adviser. ANNA LOIS HERTZBERG-A. B. Grinnell, Col- lege of Puget Sound, University of Washing- ton. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. English and Art, Spartan Editorial Staff Adviser. HAROLD KEENEY-B. S. University of Wash' ington. After the Ball ls Over. Coach, Physical Education, State History. RELT ARNO McWHORTEFt-A. B. University of Washington. Happy in Love. Library, Bookkeeping, Commercial Law. Advertising Adviser for Spartan Annual, Photography. TRUE OUll.lTTE-B. S. Washington State College, Superman Manual Training, Mechanical Drawing, Boys' Club Adviser. FLORENCE POOL-A. B. University of Wash- ington, Sweeter Than the Sweetest. Eng- lish, Senior Class Adviser, Program Adviser Girls' Club. VICTOR RANTA-B. S. College of Puget Sound, Stout Hearted Men. Geometry, Physics, Assistant Coach. GEORGE RUTHERFORD-A. B. University of Washington: I Don't Want to Make His- tory, Civics, English History, United States History. EDNA SANDBLOOM-A. B. University of Washington: An Angel in Disguise. Latin, Spanish, English. EMMALINE SCHLAUCH-A. B. Linfield Col- lege: There'l1 Be Some Changes Made. fln the Schedule.J Chemistry, German, Girls' Athletics, Girls' Club Adviser, Girls' S Club Adviser. IUNE SCHLAUCH-A. B. Linfield College: You've Got What It Takes. Typing, De- bate, Shorthand, Tennis, Hi-Y Adviser. E, A. THORMODSGUARD-A. B. Concordia College: Music Miastro Please. Band, Choir, Music Activities Adviser. BESSTE JOHNSON-Secretary. Faithful For- ever.

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Margaret Ianice lamison and Betty Butts and Kenneth Helling Donna Ieanne Forrest and Edward Funk Otto C. ReisebMitchell -Layhue -Hartley The Lester C. Mitchell Per- sonality Award is given each year to one senior boy and one senior girl whose spark- ling personality has inclined their fellow students and teachers of Sumner High School to reward them with this honor, The award is given on the basis of cour- tesy, dependability, modes- ty, kindness, cheertulness, enthusiasm, generosity, re- spect tor authority, and stu- dent activties. AWARDS The I. M. Layhue Award is presented each year to one senior boy and one senior girl who are chosen by a combined vote of the lacuhy and student body of Sumner High School. The award is presented to those excelling in the following characteris- tics: attitude, scholarship, obedience, achievements, regard for others, and gener- osity. The Homer P. Hartley Award, presented to one senior boy and one senior girl, is a new award. lt was given to the school last year by Mrs. Homer Hartley in memory of her husband, Homer P, Hartley. Those chosen are selected by the faculty on the basis of the following points: character, Z0 per cent, citizenship, 20 per cent, outstanding service to the Sumner High School, 30 per cent, and scholarship, 30 per cent. ARMAND RALPH MOCERI Valedictorian FRANCES LUCILLE ROSIN Salutatorian