Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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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

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Betty Butts, Ardys Harmer, Leslie Anderson, Harry Huff, Florence Poole, Adviser SENICR HISTORY Now that the time for graduation is drawing nigh, the class of 42 takes time for retrospect. Although our class has dwindled to eighty-eight since last year, we are none the less active. The first time in the history of the high school a girl was elected president of the senior class. Ardys Harmer attained this honor after the election at the beginning of the year. Harry Huff was elected vice-president, and Betty Butts secretary-treasurer. The first and most important activity sponsored by the senior class was the Senior Ball on November 7, Harvest Moon was the theme chosen, and the auditorium was transformed into a lovely autumn scene. Marjorie Schoffen and Marjorie Bargelt were appointed co-general chairmen. For the annual Senior Play a comedy entitled Adam and Eva was presented. The actors who displayed their talents in this much enjoyed play were: Betty Butts, Veryl Divelbliss, Ardys Harmer, Lucille Fehr, Stanley MacGowan, Stanley Purvis, lvar Antonius, Ralph Bekken, and Charles Zedler. Officers for the second semester were: Harry Huff, president, Ardys Harmer, vice-president, and Les Anderson, secretary-treasurer. All through the year of l94l-l942, the seniors have been leaders in all the activities of the school. Nearly all of the important offices in the school have been filled by seniors and the year has been one in which much has been accomplished. Much of the success of our class of 42 is due to Miss Florence Poole, our adviser. Her most helpful and needed advice did much to make our class a better one. She is more to be commended because of the responsi- bility and stress of advising a graduating class. All in all the class of -42 will have many happy memories of their last year in Sumner High School.