Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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A f,, X ' lv f, f' 'xt JNJUNIO S L5 te, it 9 t'l'0PJ I st row-Florabell Cole, Donald Wynn, Wanda Rentroe, Avery Rioux, Mercedes Wilson, Charles Bent- ley, Marribell Randall, Virqil Collins, Golden Harvey, Regina Pape, Ruth Mitsuda, Mary Inaye, Lillian Luhtala. George Shirley Gladys Sparks, Sato fCenter Levack, Elinore Kenton maker, 2nd row-Harogo Nagasugi, Kin Murakami, Fred Riddell, Lorraine Atkinson, Kimiko Ogasowara, Yoshihara, Carol Oliver, Olive Bowen, Helen Zehnder, Vera Ruthledge, Grd row-Lila Haywood, Iohnson, Elda Parsons, Lawana Nelson, Shelly Martin, Fairalee Stone, Betty Wilson, Shirley Dybdahl, Hanson -ith rowflune Schlauch, adviser, Cliitord Blanchtield, Harvey de Carteret, Dick Robinson, Bill Lester Flowers, lohn Leslie, Richard Hilliard, Robert Dinwiddie, Donald Wakefield, Charles Hay, Bob l lst row-Katherine Benston, Marie Biags, Marcella Ienson, losephine Edwards, Shirley Kellog, Iune Lena Kaelin, Laurie Higgins, Edna Smith, Beatrice Miracle 2nd row-Eugene McColly, Warren Post, Tevis, Ethel Faucet, Mary Ann lones, Dorothy Yarbough, Wilma Blackadder, Virginia Wright. 3rd row- Morse, Bernard Myers, Clifford Blanchheld, Norman Nelson, Varrel Smith, Robert Pankey, Robert Rad- Philip Zoller, Frank Bower 4th row-hm Hoban. Fred Kaeline, Lewis lohnson, Orille Mattson, Toe Myl- nar, Fred Pyier, Bill Peterson, Donald Reeves, Stanley Larson, Robert Leslie, Arthur Bowman, Frank Rinkie. lllottom J Iunior Class Otiicers-Fairalee Stone, Donald Reeves, Lester Flowers, Dick Robinson, Betty Wilson.

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CAMERA SHY SEN IORS DONALD ROBERT ANCvELlNE-General. lt All Comes Back to Me NOW. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4 CLYDE GREENWOOD-General. 'Always There. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Spartan Chorus 4 WESLEY WILLARD HILLIARD-General. 'iSay C, C. C, Boys' Club Z, 3, 4, Football 2. MARIE ANNA ORCUTT-General. Something New. Entered from Yelm, Girls' Club 4. VERNON OREN-General l Want to Be Happy. Entered from Wells, Minn, Bays' Club 4. Q56 Senior Class Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Senior Class Flower: Gardenia Senior Class Motto: The World Demands Results. Qfbil JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY ln the Fall of l94l the lunior Class, with Miss Anderson as adviser, elected Dick Robinson as President, Don Reeves, Vice-President, and Fairalee Stone as Secretary-Treasurer. A committee consisting ot Betty Wilson, Mary Ann Iones, Laurie Higgins, Lillian Luhtala, Fred Pyfer and Bill Peterson were appointed to assist the class officers to select the class rings and pins. When Miss Anderson left Sumner, Miss Iune Schlauch was appointed to advise the class. The second semester the Iuniors elected the following officers: Lester Flowers, President, Betty Wilson, Vice-President, and Don Reeves, Secretary- Treasurer. The chief event of the year, the lunior Prom, was held March 20 and proved to be very successful. instead of having a chairman for the prom, the officers, acting as an executive committee, headed the event. The following people directed the various committees. Fairalee Stone, decorations, Iosephine Ecl- wards, advertising, Lorraine Atkinson, orchestra, Dick Robinson, patrons and patronesses, Don Reeves, tickets, and Bill Sparks, cleanup. An advance ticket sale was held, thus assuring a successful dance. The decorations were purple and gold and depicted different kinds of athletics according to a sports theme. A large crowd of alumni and students danced to the music of the Midnite Rythm Makers, and everybody had a very enjoyable evening. A new addition to the prom was door prizes.

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OPHOMGRES Q lst row lTopl-Lee Hoskins, Loyd Percy, Harry Corliss, Bernard Welsh, Terrill Rornnes, Ben Okada, Richard Oliver, Sam Howell, 2nd row-Delphina Guerrero, Gloria Cushman, Katherine Paterson, lone Davis, Dolly Nel- son, Dorthea Malley, Donna Shuck, Lois Erhart, Lucybelle Ryan, Iune Munch, Bernice Bengston, Elaine Stroeve, Irene Bjorklund, Helen Howell. 3rd row-Lela Solheim, Tune Hunter, Virginia Garrett, Matsuka Yamashita, Dorothy Buchanan, Louise Muridell, Ruth Kellogg, Zouri Lewis, Henrietta Nix, Freida Schoenhacher, Patricia Purvis, Bernice Lind, Gene Kent, Lorraine Purvis, Ellen Mansfield. 4th rowfloan Crawford, Dorothy Peasley, Hazel Simnit, Ann Crodel ,Lavon Percy, Mary Nakiso, Dorothy Frye, Della McKee, Irene Vokish, Charles Vitti- toe, Tomi Kimima, George Keck, Roger Frye, Harvey Ioyner, lim Iohnson. Sth row-Ed Tanaka, less Warwick, Vernal Paige, Leroy Bayless, Wallace Staatz, Dorlen Woods, Orville Myers, Art Sehlin, Ronald Anderson, Rob- ert Searles, Larry Slovek, George Barnum, Sam Nakaso, Sud Semba. llt row tCenterJ-Golden Carskey, Irene Helling, Myrtle Davidson, Velma Bennett, Betty Bengtson, Yosh Taka- moto, Ted Utllernan, Frances Porter, Haruye Mitsuda, Frances Sugihara, Frances Yonemura, Hazel Nelson, 2nd row-Inez Lilleooen, Kathryn Goodwin, Mildred Urdea, lane Ieck, Vivian Moriarity, Shirley Garrett, Dorothy Hayashida, Golden Bengston, Norma Bowen, Anna Kaelin, Mildred Thompson, Fern Gustafson, Edna Sandbloom, Adviser. Jrd row-Lucy Sader, Margaret Kuiger, Dorothy Steele Thelma Beken, Betty Merrill, Lorna Torrey, Marilyn Forehand, Min Mitsuda, Bill Helmold, Wallace Castle 4th row-Charles Howard, Iim Coates, Bill Guiel, George Post, Tom Myers, , Russell Lear, Iack Adams, Ioe Asahara, Merle Story, Tom Gilshannon, Klottoml-Ronald Anderson, Patricia Purvis, Katherine Patterson, Irene Bjorklund, lack Adams.