Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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ftw .Qi as FRANCES ROSIN MR. R. A. MCWHORTER and BETTY BESANCON Editor MISS A. l... HERTZBERG Advertising Manager Advisers ANNUAL STAFF lst raw-Cleora Wakefield, Betty Besancon, Donna lean Forrest, Helen Zehnder, Carol Oliver, Ruth Mit- sudo, Lorraine Atkinson, Znd row-Tcrshi e Tsuksamoto, Roma Nix, Helen Oliver, Kimiye Mukai, Shirley Garrett, Frances Rosin, 3rd row-Don Walietield, Gladys Hansen, Ardys Harmer, Betty Wilson, Carol Mar- tin, Betty Butts, 4th row-Lillie Tribou, Elaine Stroeve, Marge Schoiten, Doris Torgerson, Mariorie Barqelt, Dorothy Adair, Mary Ann lones, Loretta Iames. Sth row-Tom Gilshannon, Irene Biorklund, Otto Reise, Fred Riddell, Philip Zoller Sth ruwfStanley Purvis, Charles Spencer, Harry Corliss, ANNUAL STAFF With Frances Rosin as Editor, Helen Zehnder as lunior Editor, and Betty Besancon and Donna lean Forrest as Advertising and Sales Managers respectively, the i942 Annual Staff was organized under the leadership ot Miss Hertzberg, Editorial Statt Adviser, and Mr. McWhorter, Advertising and Circulation Staff Adviser. Other Staff members who did outstanding work this year Were: Betty Butts, Otto Riese, and Doris Torgenson ot the Advertising and Circulation Staff, and Ianice lamison, Ardys Harmer, Elaine Stroeve, and Irene Bjorkland of the Editorial Staff. The main task of the Advertisement Stafl was to secure advertisements ot business firms in order to help with the expense of the annual. The Sales Staft presented an assembly which gave an animated summary of what the annual would contain, and then held a contest tor the sale of annuals. The Senior Class won the prize for this contest, which was a page in the annual. The Whole Annual Staff wishes to express its gratitude to everyone who so loyally supported the l942 Spartan. '

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BAND lst row-Mr. Thormodsguard, Adviser, Shirley Garrett, Kathryn Goodwin, Lucille Fehr, Marian Orton, Carol Oliver, Katherine Patterson, Vivian Moriarity, Garnet Percy, Dorothy Rutledge, Terrill Romnes, Mary Fortier, Russell Coltman, Bill Peterson, Lorraine Atkinson, Stanley McGowan, Mgr, 2nd row-lune Iorgen- son, Beatrice Miracle, Geneve Purvis, Zouri Lewis, Dorothy Peasley, Roma Nix, Lela Solheim, lone Davis, Shirley Kellogg, Linnea Iohnson ,Lorraine Purvis, lim Cole, 3rd row-Arnold Denton, Gordon Voiles, Doris Ward, Betttg lean Riddell, Gloria Ellexson, Arthur Bowman, Marilyn Andrews, Donald Waketield, Eugene McColley, oss Lumback, Wallace Staatz. 4th row-Vernal Paige, Virginia Garrett, Iane Zech, Phillip Zoller, Lavon Percy, Elaine Conlon. Sth row-Ted Uttleman, Hal Stalhut, Ruth Nix, Donald Campen, Robert Radmaker. Sth row-Leslie Anderson, Stanley Purvis, LeRoy Bayless, Merle Story. Missing-Ronnie An- derson, Lloyd Percy, Bill Staatz, Bill Helrnold. STRING ENSEMBLE lst row-Anna Kaelin, Irene Vokish, Ruth Kellogg, Marcella lensen, Dorothy Yarbough, Twilla Swannak. Znd row-Albert McCoy, lean Crawtord, Bill Sparks, Lela Solheim, Iohn Pratt. 3rd row-lane Iorgenson, AD This year our high school band has doubled in size since the initial enrollment last fall. lt now numbers about sixty pieces. Under the direction of Mr. E. Thormodsgaardjthe band has striven for high musical standards throughout the year. Many new instruments were purchased last fall to complete the instru- mentation. Performances presented by the band throughout this school year included marching at football games, playing at the Western Washington Fair, pre- senting the winter and spring concerts, and several other concerts in neigh- STRI G E EMBLE This group has functioned under the direction ot Miss Lowella Blue as a training group for string instruments with the hope of expanding it to complete orchestration in the near future. The string ensemble has also performed at the school concerts. Arnold Denton, Beatrice Miracle boring cities.