Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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X' 'I I x dxf ' l,,' xqfifjfff W W' X jf My f X, .ffl M W fW ,f- M' Foreword ln our l943 Vrctory Through AV1Gl1OD ed1t1on of the Spartan We have trred to glve you a rev1ew ot events of the past school year A year hlled wlth vlctory and success one whlch w1ll never be forgotten lust as our athlet1c teams have brought vlctory to our school the alrplanes used ln modern Warfare Wlll be the means of br1ng1ng vxctory to the Unlted States W1thout fast well bu1lt dependable a1rplanes our efforts to W1n thls War would be fut1le As you glance through the followmg pages you wxll see the faces ot those who Wlll be malang buy1ng and flymg these a1rplanes and g1v1ng thelr lxves so that a truly great nat1on Wlll once agaln tlnd peace and happr ness 1n the freedoms for whlch 1t IS now flghtmg After Vlctory IS ours the a1rplane W1ll be used as the ch1et means of travel along the hlghways of the sky and people Wlll no longer tear the sound of motors overhead u wt' - Fust Row Clltf Blanchheld B111 Sparks Roger Frye la k Adams Tom Myers Don Waketteld Phtl Zoller Bob Radmaker Second Row Ken Courtney Don Reeves Russ Lear Captam Harvey de Carteret Dlck Robtnson Hanm hm Hoban loe Mylnar Iule Potter Tcm Rutttn Warren Wood Ketth Eggert Coach Pop Keeney Dedloatlon To these boys who have earned thetr place tn football lame we dedtcozte the 1943 Spartan Through thetr unttrtng eltorts loyalty to the school and cooperahon wtth each other and Wtth our coaches they have won for our school the Puget Sound Football Charnptonshtp Wtth the utmost conhdence these players have proven thetr courage on the tleld and ID school As they go out tnto the world they w1ll contlnue to show th1s same courage and conttdence always needed by our country but needed more than ever 1n ttrnes of cr1s1s ltke these tn Whlch we are now ltvtng ln plactng themselves htgh tn the esteem of all the students these players deserve much pratse because they have atded us rn maktng th1s year rn Sumner l-hgh School an tnsptratton to ourselves and to the students who are to come . ' x at Q eff .st Q refs W A. , -Q ti M - fi- l Fred Pyfer, Bill Gutel, Gordon Voiles. Lfop Row: Ross Lunbeck: Manager, Iohn Sperb, Franlny Luhtala, loe WADE CALAVAN EVERETT WADSWORTH Messages T o ou r greatgrandparents time meant very little Many of them spent months crossing the plains of Oregon a distance of some two thousand miles Sometimes it took a week to make a round trip from their homes to the trading post Today distance is measured not in has made the world a much maller place in which to live and this air age has only iust begun A thorough education and training is absolutely essential for the war effort and the post war period Lincoln once said lll prepare myself and when the time comes lll be ready Let us then make every effort to improve our time so that we may take out place in the reconstruction of this great Democracy Wade Calavan One is surprised even in this fast moving period of time to read of the speed and range of airplanes now in operation Men travel to the farthest places o the earth in time that can be reck oned in hours in huge man made birds hurdling storms mountains oceans place is too remote to feel the ravages of an enemy not too far away to be a neighbor and a friend lt is strange that those who choose to loe our enemies will be conquered by the airplane the very means which must ultimately bring all people closer in space and in their way of life Our enemie will someday adopt our way of life some form of democracy and then truly shall we have lasting victory through aviation Everett Wadsworth V' 'P miles, but in minutes. The airplane and continents. This means that no cg I 4 Faculty To the faculty of Sumner High we yell You are really swellll Miss Austm rather stout and Jolly Teaches Public Spealclng History and Sociol OQY Mr Calavan our superintendent and fr1end To him our best Wishes and thanks we send Mrs Dolan the lunior English and library teacher ls swell and by no means a small creature Miss Ericksen teache foods and also Home Ancl to misbehavors in study hall she gives heck Miss Hertzberg teaches English and Art And in making the annual she gladly takes part And believe it or not that s really a treat Mr lolliffe teaches math and pre flight Besides teaching Physlcs and thats Just right Pop Keeney coaches athletics and teaches State History To sport fans and students hes no mystery Mr Mohoric is a teacher ot farm and a And of him We say Hm m not at all b Mr McWhorter teache Bookkeepping and al ways chants Every Thursday remember buy War Bonds and Stamps Mr Ouillette teaches the boys to master shop But better still hes assistant to Pop Mtss Poole nearly scares us to death With poems like Hamlet and dear Mac beth Mrss Sanclblom s for Y C U and singmg But also three languages to our knowledge she s brrnging Miss Emmalin our adviser and friend true eaches us math and chemtstry too Miss Iune teaches Typrng and also Short hand She s surely the lunior Classs right hand Civics And in F1YSl Ard 1S qulte a critic Mr Thormoclsgaard directed our fine oper etta O1 which We are proud because there s none better Last but not least We have Mr Wadsworth principal respected by all on this earth ,L ln Memoriam Mr Harold Foster Mr Richard Fryer 4 Mr Thomas MI' W E l0h1'1SO1'1 Gcrzelancyk SCHOOL BOARD First Row Florence Poole Anna l.o1s Hertzberg, Edna Sandblom Frances Stevens Second Row Wade Calavan, Mary Lourse Ericksen, Iune Schlauch, Cloma Dolan, Catherine Austin Bess Iohnscn, Emmallne Schlauch Top Row Henry Mohoric E A Thormodsgaarcl, True Oulllette Relt McWhorter William lollllle Harold Keeney Everett Wadsworth . 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Miss lohnson at the office we meet, Mrs. Stevens teaches History, Science and l is ,5 3 1 l 5 ' I , , :dxf Flrst Row Larry Slovek Les Flower Vxratl Collm lone Davu lean Olielly Kay Hender son Shzrley lohnson Betty W1lson Kathertne Paterson Flame Stroeve Kay Goodwtn Avery Rtoux Ross Lunbeck Top Row lack Adam lohn Sperb Gordcn Votle Rus lear lhck Robmson Fred Pyler Don Reeves Btll Sparks Camera Shy Franny Luhtala A Dxck Robtnson P e tdent Betty Wllson Se retary Fred Pyler V prestdent Trea 1 Student Counctl The otttcers ot the student counctl were Dtclc Robtnson pres1dent Fred Pyter vtce pres1dent and Betty Wtlson secretary treasurer They .fere the gov ernlng body ot the counctl whlch was also composed ot Shtrley lohnson Gtrls Club prestdent Avery Rtoux Kathryn Goodvtn Vtrgtl Colltns and lone Davls yell leaders and the prestdent and v1ce prestdent ot each class For the ttrst t1me tn ten years the Student Body ts out o' debt provtng that the student counctl has had a successlul year ltnanctallv One ot tts outstandlng accompltshments was selltng student body ttckets to 99 ot the students The tumor and sentor classes had a hundred per cent Thts IS probably the htghest percentage our student body has ever attatned Con sequently there has seemed to be a greater tnterest tn school GCl1Vll19S The morale and school sptrtt ortgtnattng through the student counctl has con trtbuted much to the success ot our athlettc teams On each Thursday war bonds and savtngs stamps were sold to the students We have helped much tn thts way towards wtnnmg the war Durtng the week ot lanuary 22 29 our student body purchased enough stamps to buy a leep whtch was named after our school on lanuary 29 There have also been other servtces donated by the students For Chrtstrnas many brought gltts to be glven to the boys tn the servtces Then they also sponsored the Red Cross lI'1fGI'tl1l9 Paralysts and Tuberculosts Seal drtves These were all worthwhtle and well spent expertences Cn a whole the student counctl was a btg success 1n all tts tuncttontngs 6 ' , ,. 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Awards VALEDICTORIAN losephme Edwards valed1ctor1an has an average of 95 SALUTATORIAN Lrla Haywood salutatorran has a 94 8 average LESTER MITCHELL The personahty award QIVSH 1n memory of Lester M1tchell was won by Shrrley Iohnson and Brll Sparks By Vote of the faculty and student body they were chosen upon the followrng standards Dependabrhty courtesy en thuslasm cheerfulness modesty krnd llness generoslty frlendltness respect for authonty and student act1v1t1es I M LAYHUE AWARD The l M Layhue award glven to a senxor boy and grrl each year as a memor1al to I M Layhue was won by Gladys Hanson and Drck Robmson Both teachers and students vote the teachers vote countmg l0 pornts and the students one Thrs award IS based upon the followrng aualltles Honor attrtude scholarshrp effort obe dlence achrevement regard for others and generosrty HOMER HARTLEY MEMORIAL Thls award made ln memory of Homer Hartley was awarded to Farra lee Stone and Lester Flowers They were chosen by the member of the faculty upon the followmg basls char acter 20 polnts c1t1zensh1p 20 pornts outstandmg servlce to Sumner Hrgh School 30 pornts and scholarshrp 30 polnts 'Nm 11? M'-lu,-f 'f ,wiv 518, IS' 'tsy4 QW' WWW l' ? 5313 -qvvwff Annual Staff .L 110' - Helen Zehnder Edttor MISS Hertzberg Mr McWhorter Adv1sers Fa1ralee Stone Bus1ress Manager Fxrst Row Betty Bengtson Lorralne Atkmson CAssoc1ate Ed1torWr1te Upsl Carcl Ohver Helen Zehnder lEd1torl Regma Pape Dor1s Ward Wanda Renfroe Irene Helhng Second Row Path Pur v1s VIVIGH Morlarty Mrldrecl Urdea Inez Ltlleoren lane 7ecn Ahce McKenz1e Irene Wtllrams Margle Barr Irene Bjorklund Top Row Sh1rl y Iohnson Sh1rley Dybdahl Don Wakeflelcl Betty W1lson Bill Sparks Falralee Stone CBus1ness Managerl Kathenne Paterson Shlrley Klernp lwIar1 lyn Lunde Elame Stroeve CAssoc1ate Ed1totPcturesJ Camera Shy Catherme Bendsten Lester Flowers Don Reeves lean Crawford Worktng under several handrcaps th1s year due to the war the IQ43 Spartan Staff has worked dtllgently to make thrs yearbook as memorable as posslble The Edrtorlal Staff under the leadershlp of Mrss I-Iertzberg and the Busr ness Staff under the leadersh1p of Mr McWhorter have combrned therr efforts along w1th those of Helen Zehnder Edltor Elarne Stroeve Assoctate Ed1tor rn charge of the ptctures Lorrarne Atktnson Assocrate Edltor rn charge of the wrtte ups and Farralee Stone Buslness Manager to bnng you th1s book The Bus1ness Staff IS to be credltecl wtth securlng advernsements from bus1ness ftrrns to help cover expenses In keepmg wrth therr usual efforts to advertrse 1t they presented a ghrnpse of th1s years Spartan by prevrewrng the outstandlng students m each actrvrty of the year We of the annual staff have chosen the Vrctory theme so that ln years to come you W1ll be able to look back on th1s our second wartrme annual and revtew the glorrous days of hrgh school Whlch wrll all too soon be just a memory We wlsh to thank all those Whose constant efforts made 1t possrble for us to have our annual desprte the present condrtton The advrsers staff members the photographer prmter ad subscribers and all others who have had a share 1n our 1943 Spartan 8 'KH I .4 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 . 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A I . . , 1 -1 - 1 - . . 1 I - 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - . . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 Y Vlctory Dnve Our country s on topl Our chools okayl Buy stamps and bonds And keep them that way Smce our entrance mto the war our school has trted to help our country rema n on top of the world Ltttle do we realtze how much we are domg unttl tt has been put down One ttem used tn our All Out For Vtctory drtve was the sale of stamp and bonds every Thursday The students parttcrpated very w1ll1ngly and generously From October unttl Chrtstmas our ales amounted to 55560215 Many of the rooms ln the school had lUU 1 on each ale One week we wanted to do somethtng blg so we put on a three day drrve for the sale of enough stamps to buy a Ieep Durmg that ttme we sold ftfty stx bonds On the stage rn the audttortum next to a patntlng of a leep by Elolse Downey we had a leep Thermometer w1th the mdtcatton of numbers from lU2f to lOU When we reached lUO 1 we had bought a Ieep for the Army On the followtng l:'r1day there was great excttement tn the audttorlum at noon for out tn front was cn Amph1b1an Ieep our leepll On the stde was rnscrtbed Sumner tn btg yellow letters Maybe you thtnk we werent proud' We hope we can cont1nue to serve our country tn the same sprrtt always rubber and tm All were successful and we accumulated great ptles of scrap Some of the students worked long and hard collectmg scrap To encourage the students of the school to take part tn our Vtctory Drtve members of the art club made posters whlch were placed tn and around the school Also each teacher had a slogan pertatntng to vtctory tn her room Men were needed tn the shrpyards and many of the students tn school worked and carrted on thetr sub1ects Many gtrls secured lobs for the all out for vlctorv drtve Those that werent old enough for the shtpyards worked on the farms for a great shortage of farmers had to be met The crops of beans berrtes cherrtes etc had to be harvested and of course the weeds had to be pulled Th1s was the type of work the students engaged m and they found tt very mterestmg A new course was started tn the mlddle of the year by Pop Keeney called Pre lnductlon Tramlng ln thls class the boys were taught commando tacttcs how to scale walls runntng and trammg needed tn case they must go mto the frghtmg forces Courses tn Ftrst Atd were taught tn the school and many students took part tn tlms actlvrty The course had prevtously been studted by the teachers A few students of the school were srgned up for ftre ltghttng and defense vol unteer work lust as we worked for v1ctory ln football and tn our athlettcs we worked on a larger scale for Vtctory 1n the land we love 9 s '. . . , I . 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'wi' Lrla Haywood Don Reeves Le Flowers Btll Sparks Shtrley Dvbdahl Florence Poole Adv1ser Camera Shy Gladys Hanson Senlor HISTOFY The class of 43 entered Sumner Hrgh School wrth vrctory and enthusrasm tn therr strrde ln an effort to keep the rnemorres of the Senror Class as trme goes by let us look back over the achrevements of the class ot 43 ln l94l as Sophomores the class chose as therr otfrcers Drck Robrnson Presrdent Farralee Stone Vrce Presldent and Brll Peterson Secretary and Treasurer Aprrl l8 brought about the Sophomore Hop wrth Betty Wrlson as general charrman Thrs was one of the most successful dances of the year The Sophomores rntroduced the mckelodran to fur nrsh the muslc for the school dances ln the second semester Lester Flowers Don Reeves and Farralee Stone were chosen to rule over the class ln the tall of l942 the group then Tumors chose DlCk Robrn on Don Reeves and Farralee Stone to be the class otfrcers The hrghhght of the year was the annual Iunror Prom whrch was held March QU A Sports Therne was carrred out rn the decorattons and muslc was by the M1dn1te Rhythm Makers Everyone attendlng had an enyoyable eve nmg Second erne ter olflcer Jere Pre tdent le ter Flower Vrce Pre tdent Betty Wllson and Secretary and 'treasurer Don Reeves The Senror Class of l943 has vrctorrou ly rergned over Sumner Hrgh School wrth the football team as Cl1GIHp1OI'1S of the league The class otlrcers for the lrrst emester were Don Reeves Presldent Gladys Hanson Vrce Prestdent and llla Haywood Secretary and Treasurer and wrth Mrss Florence Poole as advlser One of the blggest events of the year was the annual Semor Ball whrch was held IH the audrtorrurn November 6 Srlver Skts was the theme and the decora trons transformed the hrgh school audrtorlum tnto a very realrstrc Skt Lodge A brg hreplace was on one srde of the audrtorrurn wrth frr boughs hangrng from the hghts and skls and skr poles were scattered everywhere Wally Lees orchestra turnrshed the muslc and all the students and alumnr attendrng pronounced rt the best dance of the year Second semester ottrcers were elected rn February Those takrng offrce were Lester Flowers Presrdent Don Reeves Vrce Presrdent and Shrrley Dybdahl Secre tary and Treasurer For the frrst trme rn ten years the Semors of 43 are graduatrng rn caps and gowns Thrs was decrded later ID the year due to the war and the boys enterrng servrce oon after graduatron The hrstory of the Senror Class of l943 year frlled wrth rnany happy memortes rs one that w1ll lrve on forever l? 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S . , CI LORHAINE ATKINSON General Cot rse Musxc has an au- of aflectlons Band 2 3 4 Mayorette 4 Extemporaneous Speak IH 2 3 Contest C P S 2 3 Contest U ot W 3 Northwest Solo Compet1t1on 2 lr H1 Ltbrary 2 G1rls Club Room 2 Lat1n ub 3 pes1dent 3 G1rls H1Y 2 3 Tumblmg 3 Ir H1 Ofhce 3 Spot Llght Club 2 lr Prom Orchestra Chalrman 3 r Ball DGCOYGIIOHS Comrmttee 4 Baccalaure ate and graduahon decorat1ons 3 G1rls Club Cablnet 4 Annual Stall 3 4 Assoc1 ate Fd1tor4 G1rls Club 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 V1ctory Comrmttee 4 CATHERINE MAE BENDTSEN Comrr1erc1al Course Studxous of ease and fond I humble thmgs Baseball 2 Basketball 2 G1rls2 Cgub 2 3 4 Annual Stall 4 Honor OLIVE IANE BOWEN Commerclal Course Nothing IS more bmdlng than the Inend ship of companions m arms Basketball 3 Baseball 2 3 S Club 2 3 Vo e ball 2 3 Glrls Club2 3 4 Spothght Club 2 News Stall 2 Honor Teams 2 3 FLORABELLE COLE Commerc1al Course To a young heart everythmg IS lun Entered from Ortlnq 3 G1rls Club 3 4 Se n1or Ball DSCOFGIIOHS Comm1ttee 4 HARVEY DE CARTERET General Course Thxs Captam s courage 1 n s p 4 r e d the team Chorus 2 3 4 Spartomans 2 Oc tette 3 Solo Contest 3 4 Operetta 4 Boys ub 2 4 Bo Club 2 3 4 Boy Scouts 2 Football I 3 4 All Conference Football 2 3 4 Captam Football 4 Basketball 2 3 Noon llour Bas ketball 3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 SDCITIISII Club 4 ELOISE DOWNEY General Course Ar IB her key of content Lntered lrom Baker Oregon 4 H1 Y 4 Art Club l Gtrls Club 4 wr-5' X wk WE of 4 M45 1 Yr SQ 13 FRANK BAUR Sc1ent1f1c Course o well thxs duty that hes before you Kmghts ot Sh1eld 2 3 Football 3 Oper etta stage c ew 4 F F A Club 4 prest dent 4 Boys Club 2 3 MARIE BIGGS Commerc1al C o u r s e Sweet at your devotxon L1brar1an 2 3 4 Glrls Club 2 3 4 VICIOTY Scrapbook Commtttee 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 MELVIN CHEESMAN General Course Im not as qulet as I seem Entered from Creenleal Academy 3 Basketball 4 Chorus 4 H1 Y 4 Sen1or Ball Adverhsemen! Com mlttee 4 VIHGIL COLLINS General Course Fun rs what we can least spare Noon hour Basketball 2 3 4 Boys S Club 4 u dent Counctl 4 Sot ball 2 3 4 Chor 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Yell Leader 4 Noon l ut Baseball 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 Boys C b 3 4 SPHIOF Play ROBERT H DINWIDDIE General Course Speech IS great but sxlence IS greater Bo s Club 3 4 SHIRLEY LORHENE DYBDAHL General COITSS Love has a tide Basketball 2 B ball 2 4 Vo all 2 Tumbllna Club 2 3 Spotllght Club 2 PYQSI dent of Tumbltng 3 Secretary ol Claws 4 ll 3 4 Dr1ll Team 2 Posture ntest 2 4 Glrl Scouts 2 3 4 cretat, and eas er 3 4Scr1be Scouts 3 Annual Stall 4 Athlet1c Manager 4 Sopr Hop Cha1rman 2 l Prom Corn mxttee 3 Halnbows 2 G1rls Club 2 3 4 Sr Ball Commntee 4 Honor Roll 3 'Q' I F ' jf I li, .. 1 U 3 3 l l 2 - 3 - A D-' cl , r ' ' 1 ' 1 f , 4: . , , ' . ' F ' Q A ' A , I Q Q ,1.. - I l I , C 1 of-me 1 R011 I I 4' f ' 5 5 - 1 , , . V -- .,.. -fe , x , .. I . . . .l . - ,..A E .. , . E E . 2' P . 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ind Patroness Commtttee tor Semor a IOI-IN B LESLIE General Course Laugh and the world laughs wxth you Kmghts of the Shleld 2 3 Noon hour Basketball 4 Noon hour Baseball 2 Boys Club 2 3 4 LILLIAN LUHTALA G e n e r a l Course Sweet IS the word for you Gtrls Club 7 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Chatrman ot Frtendshtp Commlttee for Girls Club Publlctty Com mtttee tor Sentor Ball Advertlsement Corn rntttee for lumor Prom Art Club 3 4 SHELLEY MARTIN General Course IS nothmg when you are used to xt Gtrls Club 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 Honor Baseball 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Spartonettes 3 Spar tonlans 3 Solo Contest 3 4 Operetta 4 Tumblmg 3 4 Gxrl Scouts 2 3 4 Rambow Gtrls 4 H1 Y 4 Orchestra for Soph Hop 2 Patron and Patroness Ir Prom 4 Decora tlon Semor Ball 4 Ltbrarlan 2 PATRICIA MEHSEREAU General Course If you would create somethmg you must be something Entered from Washtngton Htqh Portland Oregon 4 Girls H Y 4 Gtrls Club 4 Orchestra 4 KENTON MORSE-General Course Great thoughts, like great deeds. need no trum- pet. Iournalrsm 2, Boys' Club 2, 3 IOE ALBERT MYLNAR Genfral fo s The athlete of today xs the hero of to morrow Basketball 2 3 4 Football 1 3 seball 2 Hr Y 4 Knror s Slueld 2 Boys Club 2 3 4 German Softball 3 All Conference Basketba LAWANA K NELSON General Co Wxt and humor belong to Gemus alone Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Honor Volleyball 3 Honor Baseball 3 rs Club 2 3 4 Cho 2 3 4 Spartonettes 2 S Club 4 Oycer etta 4 Grrls Club Commrttee Charrman 2 Spotlrght Club 2 Trcket Commrttee Sr Ball 4 Sophorrore Hop Commrttee Cb man 2 CAROL MAY OLIVER General Cc No better relation than a prudent and faithful friend Spotltglrt Club 2 r1rY 2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Grrls Club Cabrnet3 Sentor Play Commrttee 4 Latrn Cl b 3 A nual Stall 3 4 Grrls Club I 3 brartan 4 Per Band 4 Concert Ban 2 lunror Grrls Club representatrve 3 Clar man ot Grad atron Decoratron 3 REGINA PAPE General Course Her smtle IS lxke the dawn Annual Sta or rs s b C A r ettc 2 WILLIAM DEE PETERSON G c rt e l Course The stormy musxc ol the drum 1 S outs 2 3 4 Y 4 e tay 4 Boys Club 2 3 Band 2 3 Sece tary and Treasurer of the Sophomore Class 2 Noon hour Basketball 4 Orchesta 2 Softball 3 Latrn Club 3 4 Tennrs 3 Golf 2 3 Baseball 4 Concert Band 2 3 loo lour Baseball 4 Boys Conference 3 To lr Y Secretary 4 Senror Play 4 A L re Yam 'S 16 L. BERNERD MYERS- General Course Act well your part, for there the honor lies. football Manaqer 2, Baseball Manaaer 2, Noon lrour Baseball 2, 3, Boys' Club 2 3, 4 LUCILLE MYLNAR G e n e r a l Cor Whats the use of worrymg Baseball 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volley Ball 3 S Club 3 4 Spotlraht Club 2 NORMAN NELSON He lives long that llves Well s Club 2 3 ROBERT PANKEY Sctentr'rc Cor e Hu mor rs one of the elements of gemus Bask tkal S 3 4 Srir owrars 2 Octet 3 Op German C ub 3 y H o s 4 o C ll Scouts 1 3 So,bomore Hoy' Co tee 2 Noon bc r Baseball 7 3 EDLA PARSON C n ral four Dont you belleve xt B ketball 2 3 llonor ba ketball 3 Ba eball X Volleyball C ra 'I l P fl otlralrl C lll'7 URIEI. PIPER Screntrlrc Course Happl ness is where we hnd xt Boys Club 2 3 Noon lrou Basketball 2 3 4 Noon Hour Baseball Z 3 4 Spamslt Club 3 Bas-re ba Z WARREN POST General Course A man of few words B s Club 2 3 4 F F A T easurer 4 H1Y 2 4 Noon ho Basketball 2 3 4 ROBERT RADMAKER General Course All the worlds a stage Football 4 o S Club 3 Cu 4 H1 Y 4 Ban 3 4 Operetta 4 Chorus 3 4 Solo Contest WANDA LUCILLE RENFROE G e n e 1 a l Course As merry as the day IS long Spotltght Club 2 Spartan Chorus 2 4 Ten nts 3 Latm Club 3 Annual Staff 4 G1 ls C ub 2 3 4 AVERY RIOUX General Course Now lets really velll Yell Duke 2 Yell Ktng 3 4 Spartan Chorus 2 3 4 Noon hou Bas ketball 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Tennls 3 4 Noon hour Baseball 2 3 4 Bo s S Club 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Pep Club H1 VERA E U N I C E RUTLEDGE Sc1ent1f1c Course Beauty and grace command the world Pep Club 2 G1rls Athlet1cs 2 Spartan Chorus 2 Spartonettes 2 3 Debate 3 Spotlxght Club 7 Extemporaneous C PS Cu Gtrs u 4 La Club 3 Turnbl1ng 2 3 Dr1ll Team 2 G11l Scouts 2 3 4 l.1brar1an 2 lumor Prom Comm1ttee 3 Posture Contest 2 4 Posture Wlnner 4 May Court 4 LOIS FAIRALEE STONE Sc1ent1f1c Course Romance IS always young G1rl Scouts 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 German Club I Spot llqht Club 2 Youth Week Offlctal 2 H1 Y 3 4 Yell Leader 3 Student Counc1l 3 Comm1ttee Chcnrman of Soph H p 2 I Prom 3 Sr Ball 4 Tumblmq 2 3 Cass VICE Pres1dent 2 Class Secy Treas Tumbllng Secy 3 G1rls S Club 2 3 4 Honor Basketball 3 4 Honor Volleyball 3 Honor Baseball 3 Gxrls Athlettc Manager 4 Drtll Team 2 Busmess Mgr Annual 4 Grls Club 2 3 4 Rambow Gtrls 2 Pep Club 2 May Queen Attendant 4 Homer 'lartley Award 4 wif 319 'K it FREDRICK PYFER Sc ent1t1c C o ll r -, Give me an honest laugher Football 3 4 Basebal13 4 Sotball .7 Basketball Band 2 Boys Club 2 4 H1 Y C 3 4 Prestdent 4 VlCE Prestdent of Student Bo y 4 Gerrnan Club 2 3 Boys Club 2 3 4 German Club Prestdent 2 Noon ho r Basketball 3 4 Noon hour Base ball 3 4 Boy Scouts 2 3 Student Coun c DON REEVES Sc1ent1f1c Course Knowl edge lS wxsdom Sophomore VICE Pres1 dent 2 lumor Class V1ce Pres1dent3 luntor Class Secreta v Treasurer 3 Semor Class P esldent 4 Semor Class VlC9 Pres1dent 4 Y 2 Bo s u Bo s Club 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 Fxtempor aneous Speakmg 3 Spanlsh Club 2 Foot ball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Noon hour Bas ketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Tennls 3 CHARLES FREDRICK RIDDELL General Course Good humor lS always a suc cess Boys Club 2 3 Noon hour Basket ball 2 3 4 Noon hour Baseball 2 3 Foot ball 3 Boy Scouts 2 Chrrstmas Play 3 Demolay 2 3 4 luntor Commando 4 Stage C ew for One Act Plays 2 RICHARD ROBINSON Sctentthc Co11rse A lnend of all he has no foes Sopho more Class Prestdent 7 Iumor Class Prest dent 3 Student Body Pres1dent 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Noon hour Basketball 2 3 Noon hour Baseball 2 3 German Club o Cub 2 3 4 Boys C H 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Germ Club Pres1dent 2 Student Counc1l 2 3 4 All Conference Football 4 Layhue Award WILLIAM SPARKS General Course Prac txce makes perfect Football 2 3 4 Bas all 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Pep Cu 3 H1 Y? 3 4 Boy Scouts? 3 Operetta 4 o s u Bo C German Club 2 3 All Conference Football 3 4 Annual Busrness Staff 4 Older Boys Conference 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 Orches tra 2 3 4 Spartan Chorus 4 Sen1or Play Commtttee 4 Noon hour Baseball 2 3 Member at large 4 Lester lvfttchell Award WILMA SWEANEY G e n e r a l Course Cheerfulness IS health Entered from Delhx lowa Glrls Club 4 ' D Y' l .' 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V ' 5 I N I' .f . 2, 3 5 ', 5 ' l7 ELEANOR HELEN TEVIS Genera Co The true and good resemble gold G ls 13 1 BETTY MAY WILSON Gene al Co Whoever IS popular deserves alter-mon Basketball 7 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Baseball ll'Tl ma ll Ol 4 An Sa rs Club 7 4 Posture W1n r G1rls Club Cab1net7 3 4 G1rls Club VlC9 Pes 4 Girls Cl11b lhstorlan 3 Spa tan ClOlllS Manaaer 2 3 Soph Hoy., Chan Iran Z I1 Prom Cornmlttee Cl'1a1rman 3 S Ball Commrttee CllGlTTDOH 4 Str dent Co n c1l4 Student Body Srcy 'lreas 4 1' Ca Vrce Pres1dent 3 Dr1ll Team 7 Pres cent G1 l Scc ts 3 May Queen Attencan' 4 WARREN WOOD General Cou sc The best hearts are ever the bravest Foo ball 3 4 All Con e ence Football 4 Basketball 1 .5 Baseball 7 3 Noon hour Basketball 4 lxoon hour Baseball 1 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Boys C b 2 3 4 Boy Scouts 7 3 lumor C rn ands 4 DONALD WYNN General Co m having a wonderful txme lNoon lo ball 7 o Clu Eoxs Cxb 7 3 Football Manage 1 soon se Dall HELEN L O U IS E ZEHNDER S ter tl' C C our To be young IS heaven gl ot l r K or 1 1 ltor Lillllllll rr 1 l.a1n C 11 llllb 1 4 G S G o11t 'I fa Bas e za 1 1ll as Ja 4 llonr lc tlall 4 ll V1cc ll0SlCl9Ill 4 Annual Stalt 3 1' Assrs 1t ldllOl ldrto 4 Semo a Com r tee C l1a1111 an 4 l...llJlGYlGll 4 Grrls ARLEEN ZURSCHMIEDE SCl9HllllC Co rse A mmd full of knowledge a mmd that never falls Entered from Ortlng l'11gh School 4 G1rls Club 4 'Q X151 QWH' , n -1 :lg dv ww? .nw as 'Q Ipn 9 1 , DONALD WAKEFIELD G re 1l Co It pays to be orrgmcxl Sr a an new Sr an1s 1 1 oy C 1 and 3 To 4 Ann I o rot Ser re f ornrnt tee MERCEDES WILSON General f 1 Woman 15 born for love outs 1 4 1 b ornrrr cf Z Srartan News 2 Latrn Cl le 4 Ore etta VIRGINIA DAWN WRIGHT G e 11 e Course Those blue vxolets her eyes Spotbgbt Club 2 Basketball A 3 4 Valle bal 7 3 4 Baseba l 3 4 Honor Basket ball 4 ldonor Vollexball 3 G1 ls b C eb 4 G1 A llet1c Mana e 1 S o s 1 DOROTHY YARBROUGH Gen al Co It 15 by letters that absent trxends are brought together l. ls P 'lea 1 st G PHILIP ZOLLER The end of a dream come true lwoo BaskelLall1 3 Bots 4 Club 2 3 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Noon ur aseball 7 Clxor s 7 Gctette 3 Ore e a Srartonrans Sophomore llop C nrrrttec 2 Goll A a Statt 3 Ar ur P om Con11'r11ttec 3 IA C K ELDON SIMNITT Fomrnercral Course Last but not least Entered 'rom Salma Htgb School Salma Kansas 4 Art Club 4 lr Commando 4 CAMERA SHY SENIOR ELAINE MCMILLAN Ger ral o rse hence and gentleness are power lnte e l tcrr 'Nortl' Kttsap Han Scho P l Wash ng on G r s Cl b 4 UF I Class Wlll C s Co o RED AIND W P Class Flo Brm RCSEQ Class Moto S NOW OUP SCHOO Lorratne Atl: nson leaves her mustcal talent to Bob To npk n Frank Baur leaves tor the atr corp Catherlne Bendsten leaves her qutet manner to TCH Mx ers Marte Blgg leaves her ob as touth pertod ltbrartan to anyone who wants 1t Ohve Bowen leaves tor the U S O Melvtn Cheesman leaves h1s courtesy to Buss Lear Elorabelle Cole leaves her boy trlend to the shtpyards V1rg1l Colhns and Avery Btoux leave thetr pohceman pants to George Barnum Harvey de Carteret leaves hts tootball abthty to next years team Bob Dtnwtddte leaves hts bashtulness to lules Potter Elotse Downey leaves her talent to next years art class Shtrley Dybdahl leaves some sallor addresses to anyone mterested losephme Edwards leaves her tltrtattous ways to Wanda Brewer Ethel Fawcett leaves her hetght to Kay Goodwln Buth Etlkms leaves her lcmd thoughttulness to the teachers Lester Flowers wtll hts way wtth Mtss Austtn to Tom Buthn Loretta La Bae Gladys Golden Llla Haywood leaves her hula to Mtss Austtn Btchard Htlltard leaves tn hts roadster hm Hoban leaves h1s mustcal abthtf to Bob Klrlcwood Marcella lensen leaves her modesty to Tom Buthn Hall leave to get marrted Haney leaves her Jttterbuggmg to Bobby Garrett Hanson leaves her votce to her httle stster Mabel Harvey leaves her art ot maktng taces to Betty Merrtll Shtrley lohnson leaves her abthty to wtn frlends and mtluence teachers Mary Ann lones leaves her btg blue eyes to Herman Hove Lena Kaehn leaves loe tor next year s semor gtrls Shtrley Kellogg leaves tor Alaska to ttnd a man We wonder who? Balph Lay leaves hts speed to Ken Courtney lohn Leslte leave, h1s shop abtltty to Ketth Eggert lune Levaclc leaves Busty, but not for any ot the gtrls' l.1ll1an Luhtala leaves her stze to Boss Lunbeck Eugene McColley leaves wlth Lorralne Ela1ne McM1llan leaves vtth her stster ludtth McMtllan also leaves wtth her stster lsnt that a cotnc1dence9 Cdmr Vx, I9 las , rs ,, ' HIT. - te C Ll Pa- . , H Y wer r .. F . 141 cl, ou sbo, 1 ..1 t ,ig 1l.' u X' , E . , a N 37 5- . ' i , E .- A 1 s. . . x I s 1 ' s ' , 1 L. - tt . . ,, - - - IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The lunior Class got off to a good start this year by being the first class to get a hundred per cent on the sale of student body tickets. The class officerz, under which this work was done were: Elaine Stroeve, Presidentg Russell Lear, Vice Presi, dent- Marilyn Lunde Secretary Treasurer' and lack Adams Member at Large The clas rings and pins were chosen by a committee consisting of Marilyn lunde Elaine Stroeve Tack Adams and Tom Myers For the spring semester officers the lunior Class chose Larry Slovek President Katherine Paterson Vice President Bernice Lind Secretary Treasurer and Russell Lear Member at Larae The main event oi the year for the lunior Class was the Iunior Prom This year it was held on March 19 The following people were in charge of the Various corn mittees Shirley Garrett Orchestra lane Zech Patrons and Patronesses Tom Myers Publicity Mild ed Urdea Decorations Lorraine Purvis Tickets lim lohnson Clean Up and lrene Helling Checkroom lUiJlOR CLASS OFFICERS Rernice Lrd lfarilyn lt. de Tune Schlauch Aavise Larry Slovek R Lear lack A ai Katherine Paterson Elaine Stroeye SOPHOMQRF CLASS OFFICERS 1 ala C 1 oann not wi SOPHOMORE CLASS This year bopfiomore Clas was not only unusually large but also unusually active Six members of the clas played on the football team and the football man ager was also a ophomore Three sophomores were on the first team in basketball and several others gained berth on the econd team Some of these sophomores active in athletics were Gordon Voiles Ken Courtney Keith Eggert Franny Luhtala lohn Sperb Ros Lunbeck lules Potter and Carl Anderson The girls also participated in sports Eva Angeline and Vera Blackadder were on the honor basketball team Many sophomores were members of the band and chorus and three of our inaiorettes were sophomores Gloria Ellexson leanne McKenzie and Marion Crton This year s sophomore hop held in May was a great success due to the excel lent cooperation of ttie entire class The class officers for the first semester were President Iohn Sperb Vice Presi dent Ken Courtney Secretory Kathryn Henderson Treasurer Margie Barr Member at Large Franny Luhtala For the second semester they were President lean Clielly Vice Pre ide-nt Ross Lunbeck Secretary and Treasurer Stan Barber and Member at Lara Cordon Voiles 20 I 7 if -V ' r I T Y V ' - , y . , . . . , , . f , Q 1 T ' J V . I . . H . 7 n 1 P . - . I Y A . ' , . , s- f , f , -, H J T , M, P f I f ' I i -' A Y , ' i , 4, y, ' L 'n , , ' 1 r, , use , a . . Y f Margie Ran, Kay l'f6?Tl'tG1'f3Ol'l, Stan Barber, Gordon Voiles, Ross Lunbeck, Iohn Sperb, Franny Lt ht , fear. OK flly, Fri: cz C' ill xi, Ad ' :ser Q f 5 T f s f . ' V 1 ' S I F 1 , , , 1 ' Fl . 3 , . -n 7 fs L A ' , , 1 1 . . ,, ., . r 3 , g - , I V I 1 I ' ' V A 1 , , g S , ff Q , g c, . , - Q i o, . Iuniors N IM g -I A - ul ttf- I IUNIOR CLASS FIYSQ Row Fern Gustafson Kathryn GOOdW1H Betty Bengtson Myrtle DGV1dSCU Irene I-Ielltng Inez L1lleoren Berntece Bengtson Dorothy Loom1s Anna Kael1n Norma Berto lean Crawford lean Hall Martlyn Lunde Irene B1orklund Lorratne Btckle Second Row lanlce Butterworth Ruth Kel logg V1rg1n1a Garrett Shlrley Garrett Ione Dav1s Dorothea Malley LOIS Erhart Dorothy Kenoyer Dorothy Frye Margaret Kurtger Bern1ce Ltnd Slnrley Klemp Anne Crodle Ellen Mansheld Top Row Bxll Gutel Wallace Castle Harvey Ioyner Carl Cheesman Roger Frye George Barnum Ru sell Lear Wrlton Iohns Ioe Hannt IIHI Iohnson Iack Adams Torn G1lshannon Lee I'Iosk1ns l1I'1 Delphtna Guerrero ZOUF1 LEWIS lack Malloy Flrst Row lane Zech Mrldred Urdea Hazel S1!TI'11ll Dorothy Steele Betty Merrtll Kathertne Pater son Pattx PUTVIS Iune Munch Lucybelle Ryan Verna Sunpson Mlldred Thompson Second Row Marcella Wallace Lorna Torrey Elatne Stroeve Vtvlan Mor1arty Kay Metzer Renee Wlnge Frleda Schoenbachler Della McKee Lucy Sader Mur1elOestre1ch Lorratne Purvts Irene Voklch Mary Magladry Top Row R1chard Ollver Vernal Page Arthur Sehlln Dorlan Woods Wallace Staat Larry Slovek George Post Ronald Percy Tom Myers Merle Story Camera Shy Terry Romnes Henrtetta N1x Lavon Percy Lela Solhenn Ted Uttelrnan Dolly Wllson Zl : ' ' , , , . , , , 3- Coates. Camera Shy: Ronnie Anderson, Leroy Bayless, Velma Bennett, Norma Bowen, George Keck, X 'J J Sophomores 5 M U! K X N XI. ,Q ,, V VL ' ll - .li X ACB' j A XB. ...Q Yu SOPHOMORE CLASS F1fSf Row Aanes Kauthtan Lcrratne Marta ty Mabel Han on Retha Conlon Alrce leanne McKen z1e Laurel Bayless Laura Kelly Georjta Fa ter Mtldred Cheesman Arbutus LaCro se Second Row Luwanna Kersey Allce La Cn Lola Curtts Caroltne Barnum Marrlyn Andrews Velma Gonter Geraldlne Frlklns Lena Meyers laulrne Ha rrson Ralph Lehde Russell Coffman lphnny Nyhuts Harland Dtnwtddre Thlrd Row lames Hetnck Vera Blaclcadder Glorra Ellexson lune lorgenson Aleatha Dteatrtch Eva Angeltre Wanda Brewer l1m Cole Bob Lucas Ray Cl1ne Stan ley Barber Gecrge Badgley Top Row loe Eaton Fanny Luhtala Ketth Eggert Ray Mocert Marsh Danny MICKEY Bob Garrett lack Carlson Fxrst Row Mur1el Rutledge Arlarne Nehser Twtla Moody Garnet Percy Gen1eva Owens Kay Henderson Dons Ward Mar1or1e Wallace Marguerrte Poste Betty Thompson lean OKelly Nadme Rouse Pearl Orcutt Second Row Alrce Seltlm Irene Wrllrams Donna Stone Shrrley Rernmen Evelyn Sm1th Barbara Westfall Pat Wrrghr Donna Woods Dolores Pape lean ONe1l Mar1an Orton loan Storhow Anna Reno Delbert Radley Top Row lules Potter lack R1ddell lohn Sperb Gordon Votles Btll Seeber Emmett Wtlson Bob Tomplctns Ted Wakelteld Kent Pagett Ralph Yarbrough Dwane Tyner Ronald Tolletson Gordon Steele Herman Hove Camera Shy Marg1e Barr Blame Conlon Margaret Hotmester lune Larson Helen Merr1rnen Helen Stumptl Bett1e Lovell Llll an Stretch Mary lo Collrer Leslre Adams Bert Daugherty Kenneth Mrller Fred Mmch M1lton Pangborn Charles Roe Ohver Solherm Wallace Thorp Ted Welch Bob Hardy Warren Thorp 22 : H mr! y '.,ilr.1. 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I Allred Myers, Rudy Bukovich, Ken Courtney, CarllAnderson, Ross Lunbeclc, Bob Kirkwood, larl Band G1v1ng ear to th vrctory sptrft tn the school our band has aroused us to more pep vrm and prlde than ever before The band has played for mustc assembhes pep assemblres football games basketball games and other entertarnments put on by the school Alwclys Iohnny on the spot when needed the band has gatned the reputatton of bemg ready to play whenever called upon The students and parttcularly the band mem bers were very happy when they learned that Mr Thormodsgaard had the prtvflege of re mammg most of the school year wtth them before Jofnmg the armed forces and every member reallzed 1t was through h1s unttrfng efforts that the band had reached 1ts goal and that they were able to come such a long way this year Crchestra The orchestra one of the three tmportant musfc orgamzattons of the school conststs of the followmg muslcal fnstruments vlohns clar mets cornets horns vlolas a strmg bass a marfmba flutes and a plano for accompam ment Under the dfrectton of Mtss Lowella Blue the members of the orchestra have worked very hard to make tt the success 1t has been th1s year Many of the orchestra members are even takmg prfvate lessons The mam event fn whlch th1s group parttct pated was the operetta ln Old Vfenna for wluch they furnrshed the accompanunent rlfll musfc was very beautffully rendered and re flected m result the long hours pent tn prac ttce The growth rn 1nterest ID tht group 1 shown by the tncrease fn tts membershtp Chorus The Spartan a capella cho1r under the drrectron of Mr E A Thormodsgaard has been very actlve and successful durmg the past year The hlghllght of the year was the operetta ln Old Vferma presented by th1s group as a protect of the ftrst semester A large per centage of students took part makmg ft Cf great success Durmg the second semester the chofr pre pared for the solo contest gave concerts and made a study of both sacred and secular a capella mustc 24 BAND Fxrst How Beafrlce Martcle Lorratna Atklnson Marlan Grton Betty Thomp on llmmy Hlll Garnet Percy Elalne Car cn ZOUY1 Lewrs Kay GOOdW1D Nancy Zech VlV1GH Mortarty Gene vteve Purvt lean OKelly Mary Fortter Glorra Ellexson Al1ce lean McKenz1e Iune lorgenson Second How Arlatne Nehser Katherme Paterson Dorothy Rutledge Tone DGVIQ Margle Barr Dort Ward Mary Lou Shaver L1nnea Tohnson Anna Marte Calavan loanne Paterson Thlrd Row Mr Thormods aaard Shlrley Garrett Shlrley Kellogg R Lunbeck Gordon Volles Skeeter Ellexson Russell Coffmann llm Cole Lorrame Purvls Carol Ohver Top Row Merle Story Bob Radmaker Marrlyn Andrews Don Wake-held Elton R1ch ardson Vrg1n1a Garrett lane Zech Vernal Page Loyd Percy Terrtll Rom nes Eugene McColley Camera Shy Barbara Oltver Lela Solhelm Lavon Percy Plnl Zoller lohn Nyhlus Berryl Waller ORCHESTRA Flrst Row Kay Gocdwrn Al1ce leanne McKenz1e Kather1ne Paterson Sh1rley Garrett Standmg Lorrame Atklnson Mary Lou Shaver lane Ze-ch V1rg1n1a Garrett Iohn Pratt Lela Solhelrn Ross Lunbeck lene Voktch LOUISE Coupe lean Crawford Iune Iorgenson CHORUS Flrst Row Agnes Kauffman Mabel Han loraensen losephrne Edwards Retha Conlon Frteda Schoenbachler Lorna T ey Marcella Wallace lean GKelly Myrtle Daxtd on Mercedes W1l on Mu tfl Rutlrdae Wanda Brewer Lawana llon Second Row E A Thormod aaard lhrector Eva Angellne Beatrlce Martcle Regma Pape Anna Kael1n Colden Harvey Al1ce Larson Evelyn Snnth Renee Wlnge Dorothy Frye lrene Vokrch Al1ce Sehlm lean ONe1l lrene Btorklund Lucybelle Ryan Verna Sunpson Luwanna Kersey Thxrd Row Gladys Hanson loan Storhow Kay Metzer Patt1Purv1s Lena Kael1n Caro lrne Barnum Avery Rtoux Roger Frye At Sehlrn ffm Hoban Don Wakefteld Aletha D1eatr1ck Shlrley Kellogg lune Levack Shelly Martm Edla Parson Top Row Chff Blanchfteld Melvtn Cheesman Bfll Sparks PhtlZo1ler Bob Radmaker Vernal Page Dorlan Woods Gordon Norles hm Iohnson Bob Pan key VlYg1l Collms Itm Coates Stan Barber Della McKee Camera Shy Velma Bennett Norma Bowen Elame Conlon Laurel Bayless Kay Goodwm Henrretta Nrx Shtrley Garrett lane Zech Ted Uffelman Harvey de Car teret Torn Rufftn 'T I r - V - VV - VV V- - -5 V V V 9 Q . . . I ' I V , . ' V ' . SV V V V - , . V 'l I 1 V A V I I ' , MV -V V .V VV H V V , . . : . - ' A , V V V oss , ., ' K V -- V V V 7 V V I V I P V V . g I , . . . V . : , V , ' V V I I I I I l I . . V . . , V 1 A I Y V V V , . : A I V . , . . V V gon, Dons Ward, Martlyn Andrews, lune ' ' V V ' ' . X . S crrs , ' V V ' ' A V4 , , r s , : s , - , . V V V K3 2 Q V V .V V . , , ' . , 4 ..e Va : , , . S S ' - V ' A 1 , ', C V V V AV V ' . . . V . . . ' - 7 V V V ' V C V . tx - ll - ' ' I V V V I ' I I V V ' 1 - ' - - V V V V I 1 - 25 S AE -V X X. 1 gr' . f V, J V ? S Nr 4 v 'U f 26 Gperetta IN OLD VIENNA fP1ckles1 This operetta was the dramatic as well as the musical sensation of the first semester and was presented by the music department under the d1rect1on of Mr E A Thormodsgaard lncluded ID the cast were the following Bob Badrriaker as hmmy lennison Iones an advertising expert Laurie Higgins playing the part of llona B111 Sparks as Iigo the gypsy chief losephine Edwards as Louisa a waitress Phil Zoller as Hans Maier the proprietor Virgil Collins and Avery Bioux as Bumslci and Bumski faithful sleuths of the chief of police Kinski played by Vernal Page Harvey de Carteret an American artist Gordon Voiles as Ionas Pennington the proprietor of Peter Piper Pickles Gladys Hanson as lune Penington his daughter Beatrice Maricle as an English widow Melvin Cheesman as the head Waiter Tom Gilshan non as the gypsy dancer Doris Ward and Lorna Torrey as gypsy girls Roger Frye as a gypsy There was also a dancing group Everyone cooperated in making the operetta the success it was A comical scene in the play was created by Bumski and Bumski They sang The Duty of a Cop Bob Badmaker and Laurie Higgins created a more serious effect One song which was impressively sung was l Cant Get Along Without limmy All School Play AND CAME THE SPRING The fact that the characters were cho en from all three classes made a most and Ioseph Hayes Under the direction of Miss Catherine Austin and Lester Flow ers student director the three act play was presented in penthouse style at tfvo night performances before most appreciative audience Especially fine work was done by the following seniors in the parts they acted Bill Peterson Buzz Lindsay Vera Rutledge V1rg1n1a Hartman Golden Harvey Edna and Shelley Martin Gabby Allen They were eaualed byfth brilliant acting of Wallace Staatz Mr leffrey Hartman Loyd Percy Elliott Hartman Larry Slovek Alan Fields Katherine Goodwin Christine Myers Tom Myers Clancy lim lohnson Messenger Boy 1un1ors and leanne MacKenzie Midge Hartman Ioan Storhow Mrs Louise Hartman Gloria Ellexson Carolyn Webster Boss Lunbeck Keith Nolan Evelyn Smith Mrs Fields Franny Luhtala Mr Fields and lules Potter Freddie North sophomores The production staff who d1d fine work in making the presentation a success were as follows Kathryn Henderson prompter Vivian Moriarty proper 1165 V1rg1n1a Garrett clothing Katherine Paterson tickets and Dick Bobmnson Don Beeves Fred Pyfer and Carl Anderson stage crew 27 I . . I . , . X. I . , , Q ll ll s efficient cast for the production of And Came the Spring, Written by Marrijane ' V ' X . I ' Q . . 1 'QW it 'W '35 xg iw? QQ All -38. OFFICE GIRLS lolftnson Superwsor Back Row lean Crawford Ann Crodle Camera Shy Marcella len en LIBRARIANS Fxrst Row Carol Olner Inez Ltlleoren Marlene Wallace Irene Hellmg Dorothy Steele I-Ielen Zehn der Back Row Hazel Strnnttt Eva Angellne Clorna Dolan Supervtsor Mane Buggs Zourt LSWIS ATTENDANCE GIRLS F1rs! Row Golden Harvey Irene Helltng Buck Row M1ldred Urdea lore Davts Slurley lohnson Ann Crodle Jean Crawford Camera Shy Betty Ben,tson 28 N, x 5 ' e A, Ai Q.. 5 fyf 9 v-f ' r I 1 . x .fm ,f' M I ,. e 1, W w First Row: Shirley Iolnnson, Gladys Hanson, Mildred Urdea, loseplnne Edwards, Irene Helllng, Bess Q KD AJ, Ant 4. LATIN CLUB Fxrsi Row Btll Peterson Henrtetta lNl1X Elame Conlon No 'na Bowen Murtel Rutledge Vtrgtma Garrett Mtldred Cheesrnan W1lton lohns Back Row Glorta Ellexson Edna Sanablorn Advtser Shtrlev Kellogg Wanda Brewer lean ONe1ll Camera Shy lean Crawford Bob Garrett lune Lev ack Orrtel Matsor Betsy Stevens Mercedes Wtlson SPANISH CLUB Fxrst Row Edna Sarxblor Adu er Martan Ortfn Al otha Dteatrtck Martlyn Andrews lo ephtn Edwards Donna Stone Bu ell Coffman ltn Cole Bcxck Row Ralph Lay Bay Mocert Harvey d ABT CLUB First Row lrere Voktch Ltla Haywood Slut ley lohnson Pat Wrrght Do na Woods Arlarrte lNehse Lola Curtts Kathryn Henderson jean OKelly Ltlltan Luhtala Buck Row Luctlle Mylnar Elatne McMtllan ludv IVlcMtllan Morton Orton Ronald Percy loe Harm lack Strnnttt Caroltn Barnmxn Dorothy Erve Vlr nta Wr ght Nt H tzb rg Camera Shy El tse Downey He 'nar' Hof V Gont r ?Q l t N ' : ., .E rr, fs , ' , , e ' ' , ' , 1: ' e , as , 'r : . , ', e Carteret, Less Flowers, . I . . .r . Y . , Y - A , , A , - t H , A, A , ' gi ' i , .ss er e : ol. ' ' A, r. . V ' e, elzna Q C Fmrst Row Georqlcx Foster Mabel I-Ioneon Luwcmna Keraey Iodn Stcrnow Irene Voluch Myrtle Ddxrnlson Irene I-Ielltng Second How Idcrothy Frye Iune Iorgenson Alecxthd Dtedtrlck Allce Seh lm Mur1elOeQtre1ch Lorrome Punts Lucybelle Ryan Mdrtlyn Andrews Camera Shy I'Ienr1ettc: INN Le-ld Solhe1m Dorothy Kenoyer MAY QUEEN AND COURT A lone Io ODl'lIllQ Edward Vero Rutledge Queen Iune Lexcclc Shtrley lohn on Fcurdlee Stone Betty Wtl on FRIENDLIEST GIRLS POSTURE Irene Helllng lumor Betty W1lsor Semor Vera Bldckddder Betty Wlleon Mur1eIOestre1ch Iednne O Nell Sophomore Mur1eI Rutledge Shlrley Remmen Verd Rutledge 30 I Y .U .,, Mdry nn S, :sn ' Q fr, I , 'V , ' A , ', ,, -, 'S . BOYS S CLUB Fxrst Row B111 Spark Don Wakelteld Don Wynn lack Adarre Axery Rtoux V1rg1lColl1ns Gordon Vo1les Second Row Carl Anderson jules Potter Franny Lun ala U01 Reeves Harvey ae parteret Bob Pcmkey Warren Wood Ross Lunbeclc Top Row Bob Radrnaker Art Sehltn Tow Mye s Larry Slovek Les Flowers D1ck Robmeon Fred Pyf r Camera Shy loe Mylnar hm Hoban loe Hannt Ph1l1p Zoller Ken Courtney lohn Sperb Ke th Eggert Tone Rulttn Ronnte Andereon Cltlt Blancn GIRLS S CLUB Fxrst Row Myrtle Dowd or Shtrley lonn on Murtel Oe tretcn Frteda S hoenoachler Lucybetle Ryan lrene Bycrlcluna Helen Zehnder Second Row Ernrnaltn Scltlauch Advteer Lawana Nelson Betty W1lson Berntce Lma Fatralee Stone Camera Shy Lu tlle Mylnar V1 atnta Wrtght Olwe Bowen Mary Ann lone: Vtvtart Morta ty 3l field, Roger Frye, Russell Lear, Bill Guiel, lonn Sperbl S I L I -- 5 . , mood . . F F A CLUB Fxrst Row Carl Snrder Harland D1HW1dd16 Alfred Myers Brant lohnson Ernest Zurschmetde Mel vm Myers hm Greenwood Melnrod Cavelt1 Dewey Nutter Back Row H Mohorrc Advrser Merle Story Eugene McColley Frank Baur Warren Post George Barnum Roger Frye hm Bay Don Dawes B111 Hrlden Camera Shy Harvey loyner George Keck Bernara Myers Art Sehhn Ted Uftelman AGRICULTURE SHOP FFA A new organlzatton was formed 1n our school th1s year whrch rs part ot a natronwlde organlzatron called the F F A CFuture Farmers ot Amertcal Th1s organrzanon was carrred out through the school yet those graduated members rn rt do not have to conttnue through school lt was very capably taught by Mr Mohorlc and also was under the supervtslon ot the state and natronal governments The presrdrng olfrcers of thrs organrzatron were Presrdent Frank Baur Vrce Presldent Bernard Myers Secretary Eugene Mc Colley Treasurer Warren Post Reporter George Barnum and Watch Dog Iames Bay Some of the members 1n thts organrzatron were from the hrgh school but a greater I1'1GJOI'1lY ot th class was from the 1un1or hrgh Some of the act1v1t1es stud1ed were How to Manage a Farm Plant Control l-low to Beparr and F114 Farm Machmery and the Personal Problems ot the members ot the class Each memb 1 had an outstde GCl1V1lY to perform the development of whtch he had to Watch He also kept an account ot everythrng that took place relatrve to thts actrvlty Some planted bulbs others bu1lt cabrns reparred farm tools and sheds and strll others had control over some of the land rn the valley and they harvested crops as thetr pro1ect All found tt very mterestmg and each member enjoyed bemg a part of thrs orgamzatlon tor they wlll be our Future Farmers of Amerrca 32 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' -1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 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Q- V 1 ' 1 1 1 A 1 r- 0- 1 ST COMMANDOS F1rstRow Gordon Steele Ray Cl1ne Iohnny Leshe Les Flowers Bob Pankey Ioe Mylnar Chit Blanchheld Avery Rloux hm Iohnson hm Coates Ronald Tolletlson Larry Slovek Carl Anderson Fred Rlddell Warren Wocd Don Wakeheld hm Hoban Second Row lack S1mn1tt Rudy Buko v1ch Ketth Eggert Bob Lucas Ronnle Anderson Ross Lunbeck R1chard I-Inhard Norman Nelson Vlrgll Collms Don Wynn Btll Gu1eI Franny Luhtala Ralph Lay B111 Sparks Ioe Eaton Top Row lohnny Nyhuls Leslle Adams B1llPullen Delbert Radley Bob D1nw1dd1e B1Il Seeber Dwane Tyner Ralph Yarbrough Dcrlan WVoods lack Carlson Blll Peterson Fred Pyter Don Reeves Harvey de Carteret Roger Frye GIRLS CLUB CABINET First Row Lorralne Atklnson Shlrley lohnson Gladys Hanson Irene I-Ielhng Back Row Emmahne Schlauch Advlser Path Purvrs Irene Wtlhams Betty Wtlson Irene Byorklund Florence Poole Commandos The Commandos were a group of boys that took trammg s1m1lar to that g1ven by the army The course began wtth tumblmg lessons and conttnued w1th march Advlser 1ng long h1kes chmn1ng runmng cahsthenlcs rope chmbmg etc Pop Keeney who led the boys Worked hard to get them 1n cond1t1on tn case they are called by the army The Commandos made two overntght tr1ps h1k1ng some tllteen mrles The most outstandmg boys m the groups put on an cxhrbltton for the students and townspeople on May Day Grlrls Club Cablnet Under the acttve leadersh1p of the Pres1dent Sh1rley lohnson the Gtrls Club has sponsored many act1v1t1es and has accepted many respons1b1l1t1es th1s year Sh1rley s asststants were Betty Wtlson V1ce Presldent Irene I-Ielhng Secretary Gladys Hanson Treasurer and Irene Blorklund I-I1stor1an all of whom performed the1r dutles well The class representahves Lorra1ne Atk1nson Senlor Patt1Purv1s Iunror and Irene W1ll1ams Sophomore were also able workers Some ot the act1v1t1es ID wh1ch the club tunctroned were the annual tall party Thanksgwtng and Chr1stmas d1nners lor servtce men tolo week Halloween party for the Sophomores May Day program Mothers and Daughters banquet and Chr1stmas v1s1t to the county mhrmary 33 - , ,,,, , 1 r I ' ' I T , ,.,, , , , . , , . . 1 . , , . - , , , , , , , BOYS HI Y First Row ban My1na1 B h Pankey 1-1a 'fe Carte et Don Wynn on Wakeheld Second Row Fred Pyle tPres1dent1 B11 Petersor tSecretaryJ Bob Hadmake B111 Sparks Met n Gheesman Mr MCW or ter Top Row Dick Robxnson Hose L1 nbectc Walace Staat7 Roger F e Geo ae Post Fuqene McCo11ey Wa en Post Camera Shy Les e owe s ice P esid on Hee es sse1 Torn R1 ffm GIRLS HI Y Fxrst Row Bet Bengtson 1r1e 1.11 eoren Lorraine At Kinson lane Ze Caro1 O 1 yer 1rene Het ing 1-Ie1en Zehnder fV1CG P esidentj Be niece Benatson Second Row G1ac1ys Hanson QP esi :ientj M1 gima Ga rett o se, me dwaras She 1 Ma t1n P141 ne S oeve 1.o a ne P s Ma Arm lowes QP1 sTopRowS1e e Vxybdaw tSecre a y T ea et 1 on ri Lind 1'1o se Dowrey Lam na Nelson Fc11a1ee Store 1.111 taywood Camera S h y erie ,ork and G o 1 '11 Bengtson L1111an I.uhta1a Mercedes W11son Tune Lf wack P t Merse eau GIRL SCOUTS K eelmg Patti U 1v1s I M nch Ma lyr 1. nde V 1 C1oo1.' 1r1 ine Z e e Mo a t Ixathe Pa e sci' Second Row 1 e nie s ING myb a a e Me cedes W11sc'1 M11ct s 1 ea etta on1on Aice n M K ri edge Thlrd Row Ma y Mia ice 1.a son Xe a Blackadde Be y W1 son Gloria I exson A eatha Tie 1 ey 'C em e e ack and F a1ee S ne Camera Shy S 11x M DEMOLAY First How gr R Second Row e Hob '1 Row B 1 P e son F ixen ne, 'wilt Seeber Camera Shy Lestfr F owe-rs 1' ed Hiaa 11 ani To'n Huttin RAINBOW GIRLS Flrst Row Ahce 1.1 son 1' 1 'Iv Woosit ad Qi bma Ix 1 P F' GI .ohne o .. cr, .. Covman Ifvt .futon Second ow: 1.o..... ffogi oi - ' 'ard 1.0.1159 - , 'F :Ury a ey M11 r -1 1111161 :- Ka.hr n Hen: orscn, .1 c . 1ean McKenzie ice 11 - r1c.s Third Row: Shzri 1' Cleaver Vivian Moriarty Ione 1Uav1s Margie Bari Doris Ward, LOYYGIHG MOVI- arty, Kay Goodwin, Back Row: 1'1e1en Stacy, Betty 1.01. Harris, Gloria Eiiexson, V1-Ja Fttackadder A1eatha Diaid 1: ehtxey Klernp and Kather- 'ne Pate son Camera Shy: ci Qly Martin AFX W 1. Extra Curr1cu1e1r Ctubs Q1ose1y connected ith tae school are the extra curr1cu1ar c1ubs The Ratnbov Organization or g r1 his tor Mother Adviser Mrs Harotd Keeney and Worthy Adviser, Katherine Paterson. The Rainbows sponsored a Rainbow Dance, February 13. Dad Adviser of the Grder of De1no1 y for Boys is Mr. Guy Hall with Bob Pankey as Master Counci1or. The purpose of this organization is to maintain high character and persona1ity, and to better the cornrnunity, Boys' and Gir1s' HifY is an organization sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Fred Pyfer and Gladyr Hanson are Presidents of the c1ubs with Miss Anna Pyfer as adviser for the Gir1s' HifY and Mr. Rett McWhorter for the boys. The Boys' Hi Y sponsored the pep dances atter the tootba11 and basket- ba11 games, giving t11e money they made toward buying annua1s for a11 the Surnner boys in the service. 1 visers of the Gir1 S out: .fere Miss 1. Suh1a' c n .Lss 1 . 1. Eri ksen. The Gir1 Scouts sponsored a tin can drive, which brought in many cans for the vfar effort and a1so made bandages f r the Red Cross. 34 SPG?-T3 f N ffshz , 'idk A , , J , ,, Mfg yf WH, ,,,, sZfw,Z,.5,,, H 45 , 5,.,,Z.M if , 1 f - ,, fW M,'f U 'lb 7'- Cf 1, ' Z 5 ' ? , Sew , J, ff' z ,f I 'f ,Nia ' mf fn,-, MM? X 3 Q f Q, WVIQN ,Qc , I 4 X ,, 4 ,. .3 in ltrn Hoban Quarter lack Adams Guard Harvey de Carteret Hoge Frye Tackle A Blll Gutel Center A Great ttghtmg spmt Guard Captaxn Best steady player parttc smart player a won Totgh and rugged Captaln tn league ularly strong on d dertul sptrtt Outstandmg n hts tense blockmg and tackhng L. lt Back Shtlttest back rn league and best safety man m con er ence mn. Tom Myers Center loe Mylnar End A lu es Potter Half Fred Pyler End A Don Reeves Tackle 'lbe best passer great blocke Back Best sophomore ttne all around end A hard player Smart the league back tn league Out and alert at all ttmes standtng blocking and tackling L Drck Robrnson End Tom Rufftn Full Back Splendtd blocker and Rough a n d tough best defenswe end tn Splendtd blocker and conference tackler Btll Sparks Tackle Toughest tackle league Great down held blocker 36 Don W a k e t 1 e l d Warren Wood Halt Guard Smart and Back Great blocker las wtth plenty t and tackler A ftne nerve team sD1r1t T . . 1 . ' ' . e- ' . ' ' V i ' f - ... . rn r , , .... H, A - 1 ' . in , , ' , t ' O . ' OUR CHAMPS IN ACTION Vlctory March Undlsputed Football Champlons of the Puget Sound League' That IS th t1tle for whlch every member of Sumner l-hgh strove throughout the season of 1942 The football team fought hoped and tralned unceaslngly the yell leaders kept the stu dent body cheer1ng the band played and marched reflecttng our enthuslasm vlhue the students and teachers hoped and hoped and hoped that vrctory would be ours Yes every c1t1zen 1n our town was happy and thrrlled when the m1ghty Spartan team once more brought the champlonshlp to Sumner after slxteen long years The season started rather dully wlth the Spartans tasttng therr f1rst and la t defeat ln a tussle wlth ODea after a short week of practrce The game ended l3 to 6 But after the school doors opened an enthuslastlc group of players turned out regularly gettlng a good team organl d On Saturday September 26 the upartans recelved the1r fxrst taste of vtctory when they traveled to llwaco where they domlnated the turf 25 to 0 w1th the entlre squad see1ng actlon From then on the record of the Spartans remalned clea1 of defeat and was marred only by a scolele s t1e w1th Enumclaw League play got under way the next Frlday October 9 f1nd1ng the Sumner squad 1nvad1ng the Renton gr1d1ron where they smashed all oppos1t1on to come home w1th 28 polnts leavtng 7 for the lndtan tnbe The Spartan V1ctory March slowed down to a walk the next week when the Purple and Gold advanced on the Enumclaw tlger den A sorry crowd of specta tors returned to Sumner carry1ng a bra zero as drd the Trger rooters as well Th1s t1e was the only obstacle m the way of a perfect league record Vlctory March agam garned momentum when the Auburn Trolans 1nvaded the V1ClOTY bound Spartans la1r The clash proved fatal to the Tro1ans as they drew the short end of the deal 26 to U was the frnal outcome The H1ghl1ne gr1d1ron was the cene of the next battle on Frlday Octobcr 30 when they met the husky Hlghhne Ptrates The flrst blood was lost by the Sumner squad when H1ghl1ne scored S1X pomts whlch threatened to ru1n the perfect reputa t1on of the Spartans The half ended wtth the Plrates holdlng the slx whlle Sumner had fa1led to score Fans saw a new Sumner team strlke a new pace tn the econd half when they came out wtth determ1nat1on and flght 1n thelr eyes They trnrnedl ately took control 'GL the fleld when a touchdown followed by a perfect converslon won the ball game Th1s game prov d that the Spartans had the w1ll as well os the ab1l1ty to get themselves out of a rut 37 - . . 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AI . ,Y A I 'I If I TQ 4. . , ,. . , ,J COACH YELL LEADERS COACH Basketball Spartan basketball teams took high honors this season when they tied for second place with Buckley and Eumclctw with five wins and two defeats in seven starts For warming up exercises the Sumner quintet played a practice game with the Stadium cagers who met defeat when the Spartans came out on top by a 34 U score Bellarmine Lions of Tacoma were ne xt to fall defeated when they met the Spar The following week the Spartan squad invaded the Viking Maples where the y met their first defeat by a 43 34 score Next week league play opened finding the Benton Indians attacking the Spartan home floor where they were stopped and sent home with a defeat The Spartans piled up 4U points against the Indians 36 The next Friday the Sumner hoopsters travelea to Auburn for an attack on the husky Trojans They immediately took over and put down the Auburn boys 43 l3 was the outcome which quickened the pace of wins for Sumner Puget Sound Conference schools found themselves snowbound the next week Consequently there were no games The Sumner Enumclaw game was postponed until a later date On that later date came a thriller for all basketball fans Sum ner finally came out on top with a one point lead 35 36 was the score which drove the crowd wild with anxiety before the final whistle ended the game Another home game came on Friday when Highline sent invasion forces to Sumner They found the short end of a 32 24 final score which left the Spartans still undefeated in legue play The string of wins ended for Sumner when they invaded the Cracker Box t Buckley They were completely overwhelmed by the fast mountaineers by a score o 35 9 The Spartans were still in a slump the next Friday when the strong Viking squad invaded the town They took over the floor and piled up 36 points while the Spartans only found 20 markers, The final game found the Spartans in Kent with an invasion of the Vandal hide- out. They came out of their losing stage and took control of the game, Holding the lead all the way except for a l4-l4 halfftime score the Spartans ended the season wit a v.in of 35fl9, 39 Pop Keeney lone Davis, Virgil Collins, Kay Goodwin, Avery Rioux. True Ouillet tans in battle on the Sumner floor. This wild tussle ended 65-57. ' 1 . . . ,, ,, O f -l , Q h 1 BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Larry Slovek lrt lrlobwn loe Mylna Bill Spark Honme Ander an Ca l Ander on Sec ond Row Franny Lihtala Torn Myer Ros Lunbeck loe Hann Iule Vetter Mel Chee man Thlrd Row Carl Chee iian Loyd Pe in ecra rin n ob an v G11 HOG r Frye Second Team Basketball was lost to Stadium to the tune ol 35 26 The second game was won by one point in a thriller at Puyallup The first league garie x as lost by the ecend 32 20 to the Renton lndians The Auburn Troians tell under the on laught t the Spartan second with a low score of ll 8 Another game was lost by tne Spartan aaainst the Enumclaw Tiger seconds a 2U l7 The Sumner Quint Number Two then proceeded to sauelch the Highline Pirates in a tussle that ended 27 l4 Another loss came to the ebond vhei they inet Buckley in combat The score was 24 l9 A week later they took the long end ot a 25 2l score to vxin trom the Puyallup seconds This was packed with excitement tltrougiout Ending their leagae season the luntor Spartans defeated K nt by an easy score ot 25 l5 These seconds will see plenty of abt on in their basketball season next year 40 ' : , ir t , 1 ' by s, st , r 5 - : H , s, .is 1, i, xx .' , , . ss ' : ' nr , jf ,fry lim lgl , :son Ga rr e Ba nz: , ll? W P .keA, Bill Hel, 9 . The Spartan second team also hung up a lair record this year. Their lirst game ' , r V . i' s a 3 - A ' . l - , s ' s n i' . 5 ' ' . . f - . L . ' ' i Q ' . INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL BIII Spark.-s Ioe Mylnorr Iirn I-Iobcm Ronnie Anderzaon Rosas Lunbeuk Lrrrry Slovei Curl Anderson Franny Luhiolcx Torn Myers Ioe Homni Mel Cheesrnim IuIes Potter Z Z SUNNER SCORES AGAIN 4I Girls' Sports After a hectic and hotly contested tournament the seniors iinally thrashed the iavored juniors and sophomores and annexed the crown in another year oi girls basketball. At the end ot the season the girls held their annual pot luck dinner, which was immensely enjoyed by all. With a crashing hand the volleyball season got underway, and a large number oi girls turned out, The juniors pushing aside the senior and sopho- more teams, carried oft the honors as champs. The coming of spring and warm weather once more made the diamond popular. As baseball started, keen competition rallied among the teams, thus ending a year ot girls sports. GIRLS BASKETBALL CHAMPIONJ S First Row Shirley lohrson I-lelen Tehnde Shi ley VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Dvbdahl Second Row Emmaline Schlaucn QCoarhlKnee11ng Irere I-Iellina Maraaret Kuriger Lucy Betty Wilson Fairalee Stone Camera Shy Wylriiabaae and Myrtle David on Standing Dorothy Blaclcadder Laurie Higgins Beatrice Maricle Vir Frye Ruth Kellogg Bernice Lind and Muriel gmia Wright Lucille Mylnar Oestreich BASEBALL First Row Pat Purvis Lorel Bayless Helen Zehnd r Betsy Stevens Lorraine Moriarty lean OKelley Tvvila Moody Day Goodwin lane Zeck Myrtle Davidson Irene l-telling Vivian Moriarty Shirley Garrett Back Row Fairalee Stone Lucille Mylnar Virginia Wright Shirley lohnson Margaret Kuriger Lucy Sader Shirley Klemp Ve a Blaclcadder Eva Angeline lean ONe1ll Bernice Lind Muriel Oestreich Ruth Kellogg lean McKenzie Virgin a Garret lune Munch Dorothy Frye Shirley Bemnen Shirley Dvbdahl Miss E Schlauch A7 1 v 1 I I I , . 1.1 . F, . , - - - f 1 - 1 .,1 ., 1 , . I ii Y, S . 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HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM Fxrst How Helen Zehnder lrene l-lellmg Margaret Kurlger Shlrlef Dyodahl Myrtle Davldson and Lorrame Mor1arty Buck Row Luctlle Mylnar Falralee Stone Vera Blackadder lean ONe1l Bernlce Lmd Murlel Oestretch ana Dorothy Frye GIRLS HONOR BASKETBALL TEAM Emmahne Schlauch Coach Eva Angelxne Vera Blackadder Bernlce L1nd Mur1elOestre1ch Fcuralee Stone Sh1rley Iohnson Margaret Kurlger Helen Zehnder Camera Shy Lucllle Mylnar Wylma Blackadder Beatrlce Mar1cle V1rg1n1a Wr1ght Glrls Honor Teams The annual basketball dmner held by the g1rls parttctpatmg IH basketball ball team Thls team composed of the outstandlng basketball players from the three classes was chos by Mlss Slauch Mr Keeney and Mr Oulllette The glrls who made the team were Lucllle Mylnar Wllma Blackadder Falra lee Stone Beatnce Mar1cle Shlrley Iohnson Vtrgmla Wnght and Helen Zehnder semors Bermce L1nd Murtel Oestrelch and Margaret Kurlger Jumors and Vera Blackadder and Eva Angellne sophomores At the cllmax ot the volleyball season the honor volleyball team chosen by Mlss Schlauch was announced Thts team was composed of the followtng Lucllle Mylnar Farralee Stone and Helen Zehnder sen1ors Myrtle Davldson lrene Helltng Dorothy Frye Margaret Kunger Bermce L1nd and Mur1el Oestrelch Jumors and Vera Blackadder Lorra1ne Morrarty and lean O Nelll sophomores 43 was the time at Which,'Miss Emmaline Schlauch announced the honor basket- , , K I .g I . ' . - 1 Keuh Egger! 2 Yeo Teom4 3 Rusty Lear 4 T1rr1e out Ior CI p1ct11re 5 A Semor Four orne dt the Se-mor Bull Franny Luhtcxld Lookmg for orneone MGFQ1S? The Semor Boll Sk1 Lodge We re wmmng Chff Blonchheld Bob Rodmdker Dorlcmg ihe ruoht crwov A51er the Boll Wow Ove Leovmq after the dance Anoiher couple ot the Bo Ioe Hdnru Qur Clos Advmer and two of the Potroneese The end of ornother day Is that you FGIFCIIGGQ Anothe Foursome Lost YY11I'1UfG crdv1ce BUIHSICI cmd Rurnolu Ph11 Zoller S1eepyheddW Hornevv orrd Bound 6 7 A S . , 8 .I 11 . 9 , . . IO ' ' 11 12 A 'J A 13 1 '1 1 .6 14 1'T15e4ATf1Off 15 ' 16 .1 H11 17 ' 18 I 19' .. ., 20 .- - , A . 21 r 22 . , . 23 U . , . 24 ' 25 . 26 v School Calendar Monday Sept 21 Beglstratlon Flrst Day ot S hool Saturday Sept 26 Football Sumner at llwaco Fr1day Oct 2 Semor Pep Dance Thursday Oct 8 lunlor 1-hgh Footbal Htghllne at Sumner Fr1day Oct 9 Football Sumner at Benton lun or Pep Dance Monday Oct 12 Natronal Assembly Mt Palomar Tuesday Oct 13 P T A Thursday Oct 15 lunlor l'l1Ql'1 Football Sumner at Flte Frtday Oct 15 Football Sumner at Enumclaw Sophomore Pep Dance Thursday Oct 22 lunlor H1gh Football Sumner at Puyallup Fr1day Oct 23 Football Auburn at Sumner Thursday Oct 29 Nattonal Assembly Sellers Van Zant lumor Hlgh Foot ball Frte at Sumner Fr1day Oct 30 Football Sumner at 1-ltghlme Thursday Nov 5 lunlor 1-hgh Football Sumner at H ghllne Fr1day Nov 6 Football Buckley at Sumner Senlor Ball Tuesday N V 1U P T A Thursday Nov 12 luntor 1-hgh Football Puyallup at Sumner Fr1day Nov 13 Football Sumner at Puyallup Thursday Nov 19 Football Kent at Sumner Thursday Nov 28 Thanksglvmg Day 1-lollday Football Puyallup at Sumner Fr1day Nov 27 End ot Flrst Quarter Tuesday Dec 8 lunlor Hlgh Grrls Play Day at Sumner Fr1day Dec 11 Natlonal Assembly Charles Collms Fr1day Dec 18 Operetta Mattnees Operetta Ptckles IH Cfymnaslum Thursday Dec 24 Chrlstmas Vacatlon Fr1day lan 1 New Year s Day CHol1dayl Fr1day lan 15 Basketball Benton at Sumner Fr1day lan 22 End of Frrst Semester Basketball Sumner at Auburn Tuesday Feb 2 Basketball Enumclaw at Sumner Wednesday Feb 3 Natlonal Assembly Mental Wlzard Fr1day Feb 5 Basketball rllghlme at Sumner Fr1day Feb 12 Basketball Sumner at Buckley Fr1day Feb 19 Basketball Puyallup at Sumner Thursday Feb 25 Natronal Assembly Croatrans Frtday Feb 25 Basketball Sumner at Kent Thursday March 4 Senlor Hlqh Volleyball Play Da at Sumner Fr1day March 19 lunlor Prom Fnday Aprll 2 Nat1onal Assembly Llauld Alr End ol Thlrd Quarter Fr1day Aprll 2 Natlonal As emolx Llauld Atr End ot Thlrd Quarter Annual Sprmg Concert Fr1day Aprll 39 May Day Exerclses Wednesday May 12 Mothers and Daughters Banau t Fr1day May 14 Sophomore Flop Fr1day May 28 Class Day Exerc ses Sunday May 39 Baccalaureate Wednesday lune 2 Commencement lcxerctses Fr1day lune 4 Last Day ot School 45 , . X X C . -W X 1 - 1 1 1 - ' 1 . . 1 . . 1 . X 11, . 1 - X' 1 1 1 1 1 X XX , . , . X . . . , . XX , . 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . X , . 1 - k ' ' , ' , 1 . 1 - 1 - is 1 , . , 1 . --- 7 , - 1 - 1 1 - . , O . XX . , . 1 - W 1 - , . X , . 1 - 1 - 1 - A 1 1 1 - , . X . , . XX . , . . XX . ' . . - - 11 - 11 . . , . XX S, . , , . X . , , X . 1 - 1 - , . X . , . , . 1 - T' 1 1 , , XX , . 'X . , . X , . , . X , . 1 - 1 - I , X X . . 1 - 1 - 1 , X v I . , XX . 1 P 1 1 . . . H 1 , . . , , . 1 D 1 ' 1 1 I , . , , 2 , . , L . 1 , 1 ,Y 1 I 1. 1 , , X' . . , X 1 1 . . , 'X . Senlor I-Ilt Parade Lorratne Atklnson The Glory ol I ove Frank Baur I Got Spurs That Itngle Iangle ltngle Catherme Bendsten Day Dreannna Marte Blags Take a Letter Mtss Brown Ohve Bowen You Cant Say No To A Soldter Melvln Cheesman Id Love to Know You Better Florabelle Cole Are You Havtna Any Fun? Vrrgtl Colhns Small Fry Harvey de Carteret Cant Get Out ot Thls Mood Robert D1ITW1ddI9 Hovx Ant I Know? Flolse Downey Sweet I lotse Shtrley Dybdahl The Sallor Wtth the Navy Blue Iyes Io Ldward She Moved Next Door to the Flre Hall Ithel Faunett Sleep Tune Gal Ruth FIIICIIIS A Heart Thats True There Are Such Thtngs Lester Flowers Careless Loretta Hall Love Is the Sy eetest Thtng LaRae Haney Idaho Gladys Hanson Ill Never Say Never Golden Harvey You re a Sv eet Itttle Headache Ltla Hayv ood Happy tn Love Dtck Htllard ln My Flytna Mach ne lun Hoban Som body Loves You Marcella len on Sweet a a Sona Shlrley Iohn on Rosle the Rlveter Polly Iones Remember the Ntcght Lena Kaehn l Came Here to lalk lor loe SITITISQ Kelloaa You Talk Too Much Ralph Lay Love Is a Sona Iohn Leshe Watch the Btrdte Iune Levack Ill Mtss You L1ll1an Luhtala Flve Foot Two Fy es of Blue Fugene McColley My Devotlon Llaxne and Iudy McM1llan My Stster and I Shelly Martln Oh' You Beauttlul Do Ortll Matson Tune on My Iland Pat lfersereau Ill Be Around Bernerd Myers Ltttle Curlyhead loe Mylnar Im Getttna Ttred So Can Sleep Luctlle Mylnar My Buddy Norman Nelson Worrted Mtnd Lawana Nelson Who Wouldnt Love You? Carol Ohver Ill keep the Home Ftres Burntng Bob Pankey Ive Got a Feehna You re Foohng Regtna Pape I Love Ltte Fdla Parson Scatter Bram B1Il Peterson You re Easy to Dance Wtth Urtel Ptper Gee But You re Swell Warren Post Do I Worry? Fred Pyler Changeable Heart Bob Radrnaker Tune VK as Don Reeves Thanks tor Fver thtna Wanda Renlroe You Can Depend ot Fred Rrddell Do t Get Around Mu h Any rnore Avery R oux Yol Gouldnt Be Cuter Dtck Robtnson For Me and My Gal Forever lack S ntnttt Dark Fye Btll Sparks I tn In the Mood tor love Fatralee Stone Daybreak Wthna Sweaney Tea tor Ty o Eleanor Tevt You re a Sweetheart Don Wakeheld You Are My Sunshtne Be y Wtl on Betty Co I cl Mercedes Wtl on There Sotuetlun About a Soldter Warren Wood You Cwotta Be Football Hero Vtrgtn a Wrtght VI hen lrt h Iye Are Srrnhna Don Wynn Ttl Reve1lle Dot Yarbrough Ive Cot a Pofket tul ot Dreams Helen Zehnder In the Mood Phl Zoller lo ephtne Arleen Zurschrnetde Bew1ldered 4 A ' V ll I 'V . tt . H ' H4'l ' A I . 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'I' ' 'f ' ' I I ' I 7 s furs A r U J f ' M U N ,W ll 1 , ' ' T ' y 4 ' . ,I I Yrfl S ' HH L , i .. . , 45 Hlfl1D H1gh C Wcftchlng lhe blfdle Whozt S Cookm 'P H1 loe' Thle Fonr Horsemen of Sunflner High l Half tune stretch M1ll1on Dollar Sm1le Posmg Two IH Love Sec Breezes MUFl1H ond Mortm Incorporated Sec1s1ck'P Pc: s ln the good old summerllrne Hong on' Left rlght left r1ght 17 Whos Wlfllllllgv 18 Rouse Em Sporlcmsl Class Prophecy lt IS now lune l l953 As we look through the pages ot the Spartan Gazette we ee the names ot the Sen1or Class ot l943 1n the1r vanous occupattons We see that lorra1ne Atkmson has marr1ed a tarmer Guess who? Frank Baur has h1tched a tra1ler on to h1s old car and 1Q runn1ng a tax1 SGTVICG between Sumner and North Puyallup Catherme Bendtsen and husband are runn1ng a poultrx and l1vestock tarm Mane B1ggs IS st nographer to Mr MacWhorter Ghve Bowen 13 on her v ay to Reno lor the th1rd t1me Melvm Cheesman 1s makmg cheese 1n a cheese factory Florabelle Cole 13 marned and work1ng wh1le her husband 15 keepmg house V1rg1l Colhns IS row stand 1n tor Donald Duck 1n Hollywood Harvey de Carteret owns h1s own Steak House on the Alaska h1ghway Bobert D1nw1dd1e 1 nox a tax1 calc dTlVGT 1n New York C1ty l O1 e Downe 1 ra1 1na a lGITlllW of au17 11r ex Dybdahl 1 llll lo ow1na llC navy T e la t v e 1eard le a on cr way to Hawt ll lo eplnne lid a1d l1a eloped and 1 now l1v1ng 1n Mmnesota cl Fawcett 1 111 dr ver bet een Sumner and Tc oma 1 Fllli1I1 a t1c rope walker IU Barnum and Ba1ley s Cucus lester Flower IS now lj1re Clnet ol Stmner and ha bougl1t lllS tt1ree sons a l1re engme ol the1r own loretta Hall 1 a Supt of Nur es lI'1 an ldal1o hosp1tal La Bac Hanex and hor l1u band now own a mortuary LD ldaho Clady Han on IQ marr ed has three ch1ldren and a wander1ng husband V an der1ng l1ow the k1ds arc Golden lstarvev now own and runs her own yacht club 1n Tacoma L1la Haywoo 1 tcachmcg the Haw a an grls how to hula B1cl1ard H1ll1ard now ot n a hardvy are store and sells everyth1ng from nuts and bolts to llSll1I'lQ tackle hm lnloban has taken Bob l-lobe s olace on the rad1o and has bought up all h1 Jokes and stor1es Marcella lenson IS a teacher ot cal1sthen1cs 1n an ldaho school Shlrley lohn on lS st1ll serv1ng the annual lutehsk d1nner tor the Norweg1ans Mary Ann lone 1 t1ll plann1ng on be1ng M1ss Amer1ca 1n l953 Lena Kaehn YS marr1ed VJlll'l ch1ldren She has her own football team Sh1rley Kellogg has lett tor Alaska to l1nd Tommy Balph Lay 1 t1ll be1ng cha ed by the most beaut1lul g1rls 1n Tacoma 48 'Q' Q :Ig eq ' -- 2 --.-: . 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Class Prophecy lohn Leshe now owns and operates the P L A Iune Levack has dyed her ha1r red and IS doubl1ng as B1ta Hayworth L1ll1an Luhtala IS now secretary to the governor Eugene McColley has 1o1ned the Pore1gn Leg1on so h1s Wlle cant get a d1vorce Elame McM1llan runs a used car lot ID Salt Lake C1ty Utah Iudy McM1llan 1S now a partner 1n an lnsurance company 1n Cal1torn1a Shelley Mart1n s rend1t1on ot Wh1te Chr1stmas has now exceeded B1ng Crosby s Or1ll Matson IS st1ll hav1ng has pants made to order Pat Mersereau IS now 1n Vermont as an 1nstructor ot sw1mm1ng d1v1ng and dog paddl1ng Luc1lle Mylnar and V1rg1n1a Wrlght are now owners ot the Century Ballroom w1th Bernard Myers and Kenton Morse as ch1ef bouncers Norman Nelson IS a Veter1nar1an 1D South Tacoma Lawanna Nelson has a part t1me Job play1ng the p1ano 1n Pappys Tavern 1n Tacoma Ioe Mylnar IS playmg basketball tor the Harlem Globe Trotters He IS tea tured as the only Whlle man on the team Carol Ohver has her Dads 1ob ot bu1ld1ng canoes Bob Pankey IS st1ll try1ng to get someone to laugh at h1s corny pokes and stor1es Beg1na Pape IS now a Home Belat1ons teacher ID Portland Oregon Edla Parson has been do1ng noth1ng for the last ten years B1ll Peterson IS now Pres1dent of Kress 5 and lU cent stores Ur1el Plper we heard that Ur1el went broke buy1ng a new car Warren Post has now taken over the Saturday Evenmg Post and ralsed the pr1ce to 20 cents per copy Fred Pyter IS marr1ed to lone Dav1s and they are now ra1s1ng l1ttle ch1ckens Bob Radrnaker has a lob w1th He1nz Co sell1ng plckles Don Reeves IS st1ll buy1ng fuel pumps for h1s car Wanda Bentroe IS now owner and operator of a show 1n Auburn Fred R1ddell lS st1ll try1ng to make up h1s m1nd as to wh1ch g1rl he IS really go1ng w1th Avery R1oux IS now a yell leader at Buckley Custod1al School D1Ck Robmson IS st1ll buy1ng a d1tterent car every year Vera Rutledge 1S now Mrs Theodore A Faulk lr B1ll Sparks has opened h1s own Drug store 1n Sumner Fa1ralee Stone IS now manager ot the North Puyallup Cannery W1lma Sweaney IS st1ll W1lma Sweaney Eleanor Tev1 has t1nally taken up housekeepmg Don Wakeheld IS st1ll try1ng to take Bed Skeltons place on the rad1o hasnt succeeded as yet Betty W1lson IS s1ng1ng at a n1ght club Her theme song IS Trees Mercedes W1lson IS st1ll tollowlng the Army around Warren Wood IS now an Adm1ral on a ferry from Tacoma to G1g Harbor Don Wynn has marr1ed a m1ll1ona1re s daughter so he can take 1t easy the rest of h1s hte Dorothy Yarbrough IS st1ll try1ng to dec1de whom to marry Helen Zehnder IS now m1lk1ng cows for the San1tary lntant Da1ry Ph1l Zoller IS now bu1ld1ng t1res mstead ot puttlng them out Arleen Zurschm1ede IS r1d1ng a motorcycle 1n a carmval lack S1mn1tt st1ll attends the regular Saturday n1ght dances at Fru1tland lt s rumored that he has marr1ed the vocal1st 49 , . . 1 . , ,, . . 11 - 1 1 1 - - - - - 11 1 11 . . 11 11 . . - , . . , , . . . . . . . 1, . 11 . . . . ,, . 11 ., . . . , . .O . . .J . . . . . . . ,, ,, . , . . 1 . Pepprest Best Lookmg Best Dancer Most Popular Most Sh3 Brggest Flrrt Man and Woman Hater Most Athletrc Best Sport Most Studlous Most Talented Most Orrglnal Most Wltty Most Sophrstrcated Best Dresser Farralee Stone Mary Ann lones Vera Butledae Shelley Mart1n Betty Vtlllson Begrna Pape Shtrley Kellogg Catherlne Bendtsen LuC1lle Mylnar Slnrley lolln on l.orra1ne Atklnson Arleen Zl.1I'SCllITll6ClG Lorra1ne Atklnson Pat Mersereau Lawana Nelson Mane Brggs lune Levaclc Betty W1lson -sf' 15. Averx Bloux D ck Boblnson Brll Peterson Dlck Bololnson Bernard Myers Bolo Badmalcer Vtfarren Post loe Mylnar lunrnte Hoban Don Beeves lrrnmre l-loloan Don Waketreld lrrnrnre l-loloan Don Beeves Les Flowers 9.-2 Kia' gi lf t tstl S S Hall ot Fame Class Wrll ICO 1 Shelley Martrn leaves her technrgue wrth the men to Anna Mae Reno Orrrl Matson leaves extra rnches to Irm Coates Pat Mersereau leaves her orrgrnalrty to anyone who can use rt Kenton Morse leaves hrs love for agrrculture to Tom Grlshannon Bernerd Myers leaves hrs curly harr to Wrlton Iohns Ioe Mylnar leaves hrs physrque to Gordon Steele Lucrlle Mylnar leaves her basketball technrgue to Mrss Emmalrne Lawana Nelson leaves the study hall prano for Frreda Schoenbachler Norman Nelson leaves hrs shyness to Butch Adams Carol Olrver leaves her abrlrty to yell at the games to lrene Vokrch Bob Pankey leaves hrs corny Jokes to Myron Lehde Regrna Pape leaves her shyness to lone Davrs Edla Parson leaves her laugh to some serrous tunror Brll Peterson leaves hrs drummrng abrlrty to lean O Kelly Urrel Prper leaves hrs plard shrrt to anyone that needs them Warren Post leaves hrs car to hrs lrttle brother George Fred Pyfer leaves hrs laugh rn the halls of Sumner Hrgh Bob Radmaker leaves hrs abrlrty to act to Dorlan Woods Don Reeves leaves hrs pull wrth Iell to Torn Meyer Wanda Renfroe leaves her cheerlulness to the sophomores Fred Rrddell leaves hrs car to anyone Wrth a C card Drck Robrnson leaves school wrth all the awards Vera Rutledge leaves her small warst to Kay Metzer Brll Sparks leaves hrs curly harr to Pop Keeney Farralee Stone leaves her sweaters to Raye Wrnge Wrlma Sweaney leaves to devote her trme to homemakrng Eleanor Tevrs leaves her book How to Get a Man to some desperate Junror grrl Don Waketreld leaves hrs muscles to lrm Iohnsorr Betty Wrlson leaves her trrendly ways to Katherrne Paterson Mercedes Wrlson leaves for Wally Warren Wood leaves hrs lrne smashrng abrlrty to Franny Luhtala Vrrgrnra Wrrght leaves her lrrsh temper to Dorothy Steele Don Wynn leaves lone Davrs to anyone who can get her Dorothy Yarbrough leaves to spend her trme Wrrtrng letters Helen Zehnder leaves her srllyness to Mrldred Cheesman Phrl Zoller leaves hrs way wrth the women to Iohn Sperb Arleen Zurschmrede leaves her much studred books to Ronnre Anderson lack Srmnrtt leaves behrnd hrs Junror pals loe and Ronnre Sl . rr rrrued from Page l9J - .. ,. , . - rr ,r . 1 LD. . . - rr H - . - rr rr - rr H - A - 1 I L M Y Lx of! 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FURNISHINGS V0 etY Store W h 3l26 FARMERS SUPPLY CO IMPLEMENTS INSECTICIDES LOCKERS SUMNER, WASHINGTON 0 PHONE 10 Ford Automobile Agency WILLARD vouNG, Prop Sumner 926 Main Phone 112 59 l 4 - J I 1 N 'f Liv J' Q fll 1 1' F If H f .rw A A w I, ,lj .lf ', ' ' f ' 1.. f I - f If lj r I ll P4 l I L P :rf P 7 K PP I ll .- ll I .Milf SIL-7 ,plf f , fv I Q4 '3 An T9 ' If I ' I XI4' PM ,I uf , l fu 4- R lf 7. I ix I N 1 .A f lf, ,Q , ' x x WUI , 7 , ' Congratulatmns Qlass of 1943 . I ' f lfilfl I l ll l V 1 'I ,M K , I l , I I X ll uf! ' Q 4 ' - ' -. N ' 1 . . fr A I T7 ,, 4 . fx M . Congralulalions 'ro lhe Class o l94 Complimenls of Puyallup, ash. Puyallup Was inglon lOl Meridian S+. Phone Conqralulalions and Be-sl Wislmes To flue Class of IQ43 PUYALLUP FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HQME FURNISHINGS Qualify -:- Value -:- Service Phone 2l 302 Meridian Sou+l'1 Puyallup Washangfon Congvatulatwns to the Class 0 194s BURR GREGORY Imperlal Washable Wallpapers Schorn Pamts and Varnlshes Puyallup Washxngtcwn Compllmenls mp' 9 T Smlts Flower Shop Elvms Company DEPARTMENT STORE Puyallup Wash Plwone fvle dgn P yallup Vlfaglq My Wlfeg Cafe CU7Tlf7l1771 nts 0 Good Luc to Class of 1942 eau 5 Rexall St91'e Pr1v1te Dmmg Room for P1rt1es and Bmquets 174 MLf1Cll1I1 'Street cl M L T m I I T Puylllup Wlshlrlgtrmrm n Qumner PhOI16 56 60 I . ' , , Jr Q ' Co im n s of I - IOS rl I u , . ' 2 ' c .' f li - B ' . I . . . 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