Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1945 volume:

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I X x X ..- H OR ROLL GOLD STAR BOYS Edward Barry Navy Nell Rrchard Sparks Naval Arr Corps Eugene Baars Army Wlllard Hedden Mar1ne Corps LeRoy Bayless Army A1r Corps Ernest Rockway Army Ed Levack Army Arr Force Elmer Rossback Army Walter Stretch Army Atr Corps ARMY George Adams Ir Arthur Anderson Ronald Anderson Robert Angelrne lvar Antomus Or1o Atkmson Kenneth Baars Ralph Backs Art Bakke George Barnum Lyle Barry Frank Baur Henry Baur Ralph Bekken Bron Bterer Earl W B1erer George Blackadder Clarence Bowen S E Bosworth Iack Burns M1tchell Cam Lawrence Campen Karsten Carlson Clarence Carter Rlchard Cauheld Albert Cavelt1 George Charnock Delar Clarke Chester Clrfton hm Coates Wayne Coffman Marlon Cole Harold Conley George Cook lohn Corltss Chftord Curtrs Fred Cushman Iohn Dal Bacon Arnold Denton Allen DeVr1es Bruce D1eatr1ck Robert D1velb1ss Veryl D1VGlblSS lohn Drake Wayne Eggert DGVld Edwards Donald Foster Rodger Frye Wesley Fullenwlder Edward Funk Boy Gabbard Bob Garrett Mac Garrett Arthur Garrrson Alfred Gebhardt Werner Gebhardt B n Gonter Ray Goodell Thomas Gorzeclancyk Clyde Greenwood Alhc Gronback Earl Grubb Rogue Guerrero Dayton Gustafson Ronald Hamerly Ralph Hanson Walter Hanson Gerald Hardtke Herbert Harr1s Walter Harvey Edmund Heath Lyle Hermberger Kenneth Hellxng Gordon Hlll Rtchard H1lllGfd Wesley Hrllxard I1m Hoban Robert Hopklns Harry Huff Prescott Huntlngton Carl Hulqulst Sadao llm lkoma Robert Ieffreys Eugene Iohnson Elmer Iohnson Paul Iohnson Alvm lolly Charles lungck Lawrence Iungck Leroy lungck Robert Kelley Robert Kreuger Reuben Knoblauch Donald Laffoon Robert Latham Calvin Lantz Ralph Lay Robert Lee Edward Levack Howard Lufkm Walter Lufkm August Luhtala Stuart Lunde Curtts Lychman Harry Lyons Ir Davzd Mansfleld Dale Marshall Arno M Matson Jlen McChesney Kenneth McChesney Leroy McDowell Don MCMllllGn Iohn McM1ll1an Henry Merriman Orvxlle Meyers Percy M11ler Wh1t1ng Mltchell Ir Ioe Mochlzukl Howard Montgomery Gene Moore Frank Moser Walter Moser Robert Munch Alfred Myers Lyle Myers 11m Natton Perry Natlon Fdwm Nauer Kenneth Nelson Alfred Nrx Kenneth Nix Walter Northrup Arthur Olson Elmer Olson lames O Nelll Thomas Onstott Stan Oren Stanley Orton Robert Panke lack Pautzke Tommy Peoples George Peterson Norman Peterson Wm Dee Peterson Clayton Preston Stanley Purv1s Harold Ouery Warren Query Elmer Ransom Guy Ray M rl1n Reeves Elmer Renaud I1m Reno Farl Rrce Fharles R1ddell Roy Rxddle Frank Rlenke Floyd Roberts R W Rob1nson Wm RODIHSOU Merlln Rosm Elmer Rossback Robert Rossback Art Royer Thomas L Russell Charles Sader Donald Sader Robert Sanford Altred Secor Rob Seeber Olrve Severtson Donald Shephard Russel Shuck Harold Sltts Rosemary Slettvet Mllton Snow E11 Solway W1ll1am Sparks Wallace Staatz Hal Stahlhut Erwm Steele Harold Stol Alfred Thompson Neal Torrey Iohn Urdea Ioseph Wagner Don Wakefreld Donald Ward Tom Welck Frank Welch Edw1n Whlttlesey Don Wynn Charles Zedler Iohn Zedler Al Zehnder NAVY lack Adams Carl Anderson Forrest Anderson Peter Anderson Robert Barber Eugene Bargelt Hugh Barry Gerald Barry Cl1fford Blanchheld Elmo Cam L D Cam George Carnahan Herman Caveltl Harvey de Carteret Iohn Clerget Ralph Clarke Walter Clarke Harry Corlxss Robert Corhss Vxrgrl Collins Glen Curt1s Calvln Dawes Elmer Dav1s Robert Dlnwxddle Kerm1t Dubois Ioseph Eaton Dav1d Edmunds Raymond Edwards Leo M Engle Ted Faulk Harold Foster Scott Foster Ray Gabbard Burl Gassoway Loyal Glefer Stanley Grefer Bernard Goodman Leonard Greene Francrs Grubb B111 Gu1el 11m Guerrero Fred Hand loe Hannt Art Hatch B111 Hayden B111 Helmhold Ioe Hernzman Max Hemzman Leroy l-letzler MQIVID Hetzler Vernon Hodgms Sanford Holton R1chard HOSklhS Howard lrbyt Harry Iohnson Iames Iohnson Don Kellogg Arthur Knudson Fas Kuciemba Art Loomrs Bob Leslie Iames Leslie Iohn Leslie Wlll1Qm Leslle lr Merle Lewxs Russel Lear Harry Lmd Glen Llnd Paul Luhtala R W Lufkrn Arnold Malley Ollver Malley lack Malloy Ben Martin Robert Martm Stanley McGowan Homer McDowell George Melhart lr Walter Melhart Wlllldm McChesney Wlllldm M9SSlCk Leo Moser B111 Nasmyth Frank Nauer Donald Nelson Norman Nelson Barney Nelson Robert Northrup Clem O Nerll R1chard Olxver Robert Orton Iames Pautzke I M Payne Robert Peoples Lloyd Percy George Perkms Iohn Prper Lawrence Post Warren Post Iack Potter Fred Pyfer Robert Radamaker Bert Ransom Charles Ray Erw1n Reeves Don Reeves W1ll1am RIOX Floyd Roberts Robert Roberts Tom Ruffm Dale Rumpf lohn Sader Howard Schoffen Arthur Sehlln lack Slmnlll Dale Slovek Larry Slovek Rtchard Slettvet Robert Smith Robert Snow B111 Solway Eleanor Spencer Larry Spencer Gordon Steele lack Stephen Merle Stor Rowena Tarbox Tom Tarbox Leslte Turner Ehzabeth Vallentgoed Chuck Vrttetoe Ed Wallace W H Waddell Kenneth Waterhouse Robert Warwick Robert Welch H R Wzlltams Ray W1lsh1re Dorlan Woods Arthur Wood Warren Wood Wallace Woodward Claren Ce Zehnder MARINES Leshe Anderson Herman loseph Baur Carl Cheesman Mel Cheesman lohn Cl1fton W1ll1am Co1l1er Lester Flowers Merrxtt Hardy Lloyd Hatch W O Hill Davld Hofrneister Ronald Percy Alvm Slettvet Arthur Thomdpson R1chard Wa sworth Ed Waxte Merchant Manne Don Campen Robert Colburn Don Dawes Howard Goodell Fred Harvey Ben I-Iellmg Henry Helmold Melvm Iohnson Vernon lohnson George Keck George Kelly Gordon McCallum Al Myers Thos Summervxlle Ed Spencer George Spencer Donald Stone Ted Welch Bob Zehnder F . . - 1 ' Y Ir. Orville Dennis Vil'lC9nf-QISQYI Clifford Frahm Robert Tompkins . , Y . . ii! 1 - I a it xii 4 Foreword ANY years aqo when the American Indians roamed over the hills and plains of our great country they left records of their lives in many ways. The pic- tures they drew on their tepees and the implements and tools they used to work and fight with tell us much about their lives. ln this modern era we too are recording our lives in ways simi- lar to the American Indian. We write books and draw pictures and thousands and thousands of years from now our descendants will be able to tell much about us by these records. The high school annual is one of the most treasured of every stu- dents possessions. Years go past and by thumbing through the pages they can recall many haDDY and joyous occasions spent during their high school days. No matter how old it gets each and every student owning a high school annual gets renewed pleas- ure lo o k i n g back through the pages of his book, Many years hence our decen- dants will also look through the pages of these books and they will be able to tell much about what the high school people of our gen- eration were like just as we can tell of past ages. The l945 Spartan has been planned to give a glimpse of Sum- ner High students in their various activities and it is the sincere hope of the members of the staff that in the future this book will also be one of the most treasured reminders of our days spent at our i SDA AN INDIAN EDITICN ,W aw 1945 y,,,fZf'J J ,Ml ag,fJf NjfjjrZ'i4W WLQQQMWM W ff X f . WJ' up 5 '. . W I f ,, W , ,M - - t j . Q f f I p, 'aj X iii 7 1 -x - f . 1 f I . f I 6hq,.,,, Q . X - WAR LOAN WINNERS ROW lfCharles Wadsworth, Ioe Stone, Ioan Storhow, Elaine Carson Doris Ward. HOW 2-Nadine Conlon, lean 0'Neil1, Gordon Voiles, Ken Courtney Aleatha Dieatrick, Icy Warrick. ROW 3-- Iohn Sager, Louis Iensen, lack Huntington, Shirley Swezey Lucille Wickman. ROW 4-Louise Lee, Ann de Carteret, Ioan Kohl. Roy Moceri. Bill Staatz ROW 5--Ieanne Burrow, Marva lean Cotter, Bill Wheeler, Bill Hilden, Wanda Brewer, Darlene Caster. Camera Shy-Robert Ryan, Mary lane Knoblauch. Arlaine Nehser. Dedication E DEDICATE cur 1945 Spartan to Vic- tory. This being the fourth year we have gone to press under the stress of war, we are looking forward to victory and years of peace to follow. A true victory will not mean rust the de- feat of an enemy in battle, it will be the securing of a peace that will provide post- war world unity. This will be a most significant victory. lts importance for the future does not mean the destruction of human life and property: it means the changes wrought by sacrifice and the willingness of the United Nations to fight and die for these principles will eventually make men free. lt is a challenging thought that while our military forces are winning the imme- dirrto victory, our educational fcrces must be increasingly concerned to help win the ultimate victory. Vifhile the adults of today are winning the war, the adults of tomor- st learn to win the peace. row mu Since the task of rebuilding the world will be neither an easy one nor a short process, much of the problem will fall upon the young men and women of our genera- tion. As preparation for that responsibility, our years in High School can be immensely fruitful. We have not sufficiently realized that knowleige is only a means to an end, 'Wrtlrout a working vision of individual and nationzl responsibilities for the creation of tr truly crvrlifed world, we shall never bc able to attain our goal. Our national state of mind in the postwar ora will have a great deal of bearing upon the peace. How about a revival of the old adventurous American Spirit - the s p 1 r it which .rnimated innumerable pioneers and builders who created this government of the people, by the people, for the people, and who fought for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? live cannot thrive on 'he glory of our ance stors, but must live up to that glory-- go forward with self-con' frdence and pride in our own country, our own capacities and potentialiiies. We must sffp vautifgusly for we wanna' be strong physically if we collapse morally. We must not sacrriice grrrtrfiple for virktryry. ff ' us st t f' ff rt tip ,rlrl tr trru fxtrrrrft fl Dfrt1'vr'rcyflr:1t will be worthy of the interest of ffrltering g v- tfrnrn--nts. l.-1 urs take at-tion upon thc vrsz' ri l'rrtyt,rid victory. Action in this sense is logical thinking. lt is lfvvf- at virtue, lu the wards fy? Abralrarn Lincoln it is firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right. VALHDICTORIAN MARILYN ANDREWS, valedictoricln, has an average of 96.84. I. M. LAYHUE AWARD The I. M. Layhue award is given each year to one senior boy and girl, in memory of I. M. Lay- hue. This year it was won by Aleatha Mae Diea- trick and Keith Eggert. The faculty and students both vote, teacher's vote counting 10 points and student's one. This award is based upon the fol- lowing qualities: Honor, attitude, scholarship, ef- fort, obedience, achievement, regard for others and generosity. SALUTATORIAN LILLIAN STRETCH, salutatorian, has an average of 94.82. LESTER MITCHELL AWARD The Lester Mitchell personality award was won this year by Gloria Ellexson and Franny Luhtala. By vote of the faculty and student body they were chosen upon the following qualities: Dependabil- ity, courtesy, cheerfulness, modesty, kindliness. generosity, enthusiasm, friendliness, respect for authority, and student activities. fy 'DB 1 'T7 f'- ,vi if? 5377 'Y TOP ROW-Marilyn Andrews, Valedlctorian: Lillian Streich, Salutatorian: Aleatha Mae Dieatrick, Keith Egqert, Layhue Award. BOTTOM ROW-Gloria Ellexson, Franny Luhtala, Mitchell Award, Iecm O'Nelll. Iohn Sperb, Hartley Award. HOMER HARTLEY MEMORIAL AWARD lean O'Neill and Iohn Sperb were chosen for citizenship 20 points, outstanding service to Sum this award, made in memory of Homer Hartley. ner High School 30 points and scholarship 30 They were chosen by the members of the faculty points. upon the following basist Character 20 points, Student Council Student Body Officers Peggy Woodhead, Iohn Sperb. Carolyn Potter, Roy Moceri, Francis Keith Eqgert, john Sperb, Stan Barber Luhtala, Bill Staatz, Keith Eqgert, Gordon Voiles, Charles Wadsworth, Bob Chaplin Bob Lucas Stan Barber Shirle Swezey, Aleatha Dieu- , I . Y trick, Merle Cheesman, Bill Pyter, Iohnny Nyhuis. s MR. CALAVAN, Superintendent Message Three hundred years ago this country in which we now live was the abode ot a few hundred tlieusind indians, wha lived mostly oft the Coun- try. Such a mode of existence required a large fTYl x'llY'l of lwnd m feed and clothe even Ji lew people. The lnflian boy was taught many things, and these things he learned well, because in order to survive he rnust be a good hunter and a good warrior. However thorough his training, it was very meager compared to the education given our youth today. Twelve years of training only aive the student the tools of education and train him tor citizenship in a country supporting mil- lions, where thousands lived before. High school graduation is I1 good start, but in no way is it a substitute for a vocation. He must noxv proceed with the tools he has to learn some- thing well, in order tc survive in a world of keen competition, VVl1at1vver 1 lwoy or girl chooses as his or her vo-ation, it is cur prayer that he will pursue as issiduausly and learn as thoroughly as the Indian lucy whuse survival depended on his Cunning. Q SJ .5 SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Francis Chervenkn. Mr Harold Fostex, Mr. Richard Fryur. Message What may we learn from the Indians? The needs of our coast Indians were easily met as food was plentiful in the form of fish, clams, and wild life, as well as berries and potatoes. Winters being mild their housing and clothing problems were simple. Travel was by canoe and they spent much time sitting around their camp fires. These indians were not very active because they did not have to be. The plains lndians were not sa well situated. Harsh winters forced them to migrate or build shelters: food had to be raised or captured and stored for the winter. They were active because they had to be. The lndif1n's life pattern was very well estab- elders lished. The young were taught by their to do those things necessary to supply food, cloth- ing anfl shelter. Education was direct and mean- ingful. They learned by cbservation 'Ind irnita- 'ion, and they succeeded and were happy to 'he degree they worked and learned. Nc!-I lock at our crwiranirieri' 'ind the area' 'arnplexity of our way cf life. For us to succfzed and be happy wc need an -id11c'z'1cn far beyond simple observation and imitation. We must learn ta raid, write and spefik 'I cornrnlicdted languagey wc- must know our his- tcy, cur world politics, '.'l'.Tl'i geography, science, etc. Besides this knowledge me rnust learn cani- plex skills. To r-assess these skills 'md knowledge we must '.-:orlc hard over many yfars cf our life. We rnust be physically fit, mentally alert, and willing to contribute our share for the general good. Only Those 1-Ihr, will do this can succeed and be happy QU cur complex way of life. FACULTY ROW 1-Miss Poole, Miss Hertzberg, Mr. Wadsworth, Mrs Stevens ROW 2-Miss E. Schlaugh, Miss Iohnson, Miss Austin, Miss I Schluugh Miss Erickson. Mr. Mcxhoric. ROW 3-Mr. Cronenberqer, Mr. Ouillette, Mr. Iolliffe. Mr McCoy Mrs Dolan, Mr. Calavan, Mr. McWhorter. I J . f . Af0,J',44r..46v-'l4 wr-.f.,x x V' vig 'S MR. WADSWORTH. Principal napshot Page Home Town Talent Takin' lt Easy Chuck In My Merry Oldsmobile Oh! Those Cwams Whats Buzzin' Cousins Sophomore Beauties Glamour-Girl Stone The Smile Th'rt Dazzles Dry Cilllllfjlllln' i ,yr-si 'van 493. L '-3 fm, tx Q X 11. 12. 13. 1-1. 15, 16. 17. is 10. QU. VJe Three Snnlin' Potter Ready for Church Ioan and Ruby ls This a ierqens Ad? Those Loving Voiles Brothers Senior Beauties Pals Byrd ixiowinq 'Em Down Oueenio and Dutchie Moce-ri's Secret Talent Delbert and the Miss Vfhen We Were Young Gay Sumner's Own Veronica Varqa Girl Bicycle Bui1t for Two At the Ball Lorraine and Her Kitty Macy Voiles and Xxs L xg s wx ff XXX MMM V My Wafjff My OW X wwvji iw ZW wi V15 My fl gy iffy-.wf- Jf4,af9'J ,aff-f 4 ' ,IQ ' A-fav! ,ff ' I 4' fa Hr ' 4 and-' f L ,jf f :WMM I J ,,,,1 5? 4 : n . gn!! V' K QW! ' .ft .A' . , J x ff 'I I r db '- xx. K- 'V X .- X X S x 5 , ', if N E 'XX X -' 'J .f L x' 1 x-L Q NN W 1 Kalb xXi'NlxX lxxy XQXX ,' Ulf XL xi J f X! 4 X , LA kg X ,' X14 'X ' ,ff M ff M fly' KJ ' - a I 1 MVK 1 f 1 My o NL hifjf Q-f' 1' lf ' ' I' J , 1 Y ' ,Cum .fu I 'ap' fn ,VU SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS- FIRST SEMESTER Gordon Voiles, President: Wanda Brewer, Secretary-Treasurer: Franny Luhtala, Member-at-lzxrqe. Camera Shy: Gordon Steeltz, Vice-President. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - SECOND SEMESTER Arbutus LaCrosse, Secretary-Treasurer: Franny Luhtala, Presidenlp Bob Lucas, Member-at-large: Miss Poole, Advisor. Camera Shy: lean O'Kelly, Vice-President. Senior Histor ln the year One-thousand Nine Hun- dred and Forty-three a very meek little class entered S u m n e r H i g h. They weren't meek for very long and soon were going right to work on the usual activities of a Sophomore Class. They elected Iohn Sperb as their presi- dent for the first semester with Ken Courtney, vice-president: Kathy Hend- erson, secretary: Margie Barr, treasurer: and Franny Luhtala, member-at-large. Second semester officers were Iean O'Kelly, president: Ross Lunbeck, vice- presidentg Stan Barber, secretary and treasurer, and Gordon Voiles, member- at-large. Six Sophomore boys turned out for football with Iules Potter making first string. There were four Sophomore boys out for basketball, all making first string. Five Sophomore girls, Shirley Ft e m m e n, Vera Blackadder, Lorraine Moriarty, Eva A n g e lin e and lean O'Neill, earned their athletic letters. Many Sophomores were members of the band and chorus, taking part in the concerts, and the Operetta ln Old Vienna. The all school play was also composed of a number of Sophomores. the title being And Came the Spring. The Sophomore Hop was the main event of the year, held in May, and due to the cooperation of the class it was a big success. lt will be remembered by our graduating class as their first real step on the ladder to their graduating day. During this year the class sweaters were chosen. They were blue sweaters with gold and white Spartan head em- blems. The lunior year of this class brought more active boys and girls for turn-outs in all the school activities. Ken Court- ney, Bill Seeber, Carl Anderson, Iules Potter, Gordon Voiles, lohn Sperb, Keith Eggert, Franny Luhtala and Ed Wallace were out for football and Franny Luhtala, Ross Lunbeck, Carl Anderson, lules Pot- ter and Bob Garrett were out for basket- ball. The class rings and pins were chosen this year. They were very attractive with a large S supported on Mother of Pearl. On each side the date l945 and the owners jmfigls were in lqrqe block letters, Thi? CICISS OffiC91'S fOr the lL1UiO1' Year were, first Semester, President Donna Stone, Vice-President Gordon VO1l9St SSCTGTUTYTYGGSUFSF leflfl O'N9ill. Grid FICIHHY l-uhtala served as Member-at-large for both semesters. The rest of the second semester officers were Keith Eqqeyt, president, johnny Nyhuis, vice-president Gnd Mildred Cheesman, secertary-treasurer. Miss lune Schlaugli was the class advisor. The main event of the funior year was the Iunior Prom. It was presented in March and was a huge suc- cess, with a popular soldier orchestra furnishing the rnusic. A Southern theme was carried out very effec- tivfly in the decorations. At Fest this class' Senior year arrived. Many of the boys had left for the service during the summer vacrztion, and some left after the school terrn had began. The traditional Senior Ball was the main event thi. year. The theme White Christmas was chosen, and the hall was beautifully decorated, lean O'Kelly was in charge of the de:orations. The orchestra for the evening was the Chevrolets. The Senior girls entertained the Senior boys leaving for the service with an elaborate banquet on the evening of February 27, 1945. Entertainment was provided by various members of the class and faculty find the evening was concluded with Mr. Calavan leading the group in community singing. LESLIE R. ADAMS-General Course MARILYN RUTH ANDREWS- EUGENE STANLEY BARBER- Calrn as the Night Chorus 4: Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4: Knights of the Shield 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 3: 6th War Loan Worker 4. General Course Everything Happen: to Me Valedictorian: Chorus 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Librarian 3: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Y. C. U. 2: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: 6th War Loan Worker 4: Operetta 2. CAROLYN D. BARNUM-General Course LAUREL A. BAYLESS-Scientific Course There Will Never Be Another You Chorus 2: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Art Club 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Sth War Loan Worker 4: Operetta 2. f l li fit' 4',, All the Latin I Know ll Si Si Chorus 2, 3: Posture Contest 2: Volley ball 2: Baseball 2: Latin Club 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: 6th War Loan Worker 4. General Course The Very Thought of You Chorus 2, 4: Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4: Class Sec.-Trea. 2: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Ir. Prom. Comm. 3: Soph. Hop Comm. Z: Honor Roll 2, 4: Operetta 2. IOY MARGARET BENHAM- General Course You and Your Education Office Girl 4: Attendance Girl 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Girls' Club 3, 4. VERA NANCY BLACKADDER- WANDA LEE BREWER-Scientific Course General Course Easy On the Eye! ' Girl Scouts Z: Grad. Usherette 3: Sr Ball Comm. 4: Posture Contest 2, 3: Posture Winner 2, 3: S Club 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2: Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Honor Volleyball 2: Honor Basketball 2: Honor Baseball 2: Spanish Club 3: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. GRACE BURBANK-General Course Put Me to the Test Entered from Okanogan, Wash., 4: Hon- or Roll 4: Girls' Club 3, 4. Irresistible You Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4: Chorus 2: Class Sec. Trea. 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Honor Roll 3: Editorial Staff 4: Volleyball 4: Bas- ketball 4: Athletics' Manager 4: Latin Club 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: 6th War Loan Winner 4: Operetta 2: Girls' Club Room 4: Girls' Club Rep. 3. IACK E. CARLSON--General Course Going On an Errand for Uncle Sam Boys' Hi-Y 4: Football 4: Chorus 3, 4: Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: S Club 4: Graduation Dec. Comm. 3: Ir. Commando 2, 3: Com- mencement Decorator 3. . . 'iff' fr .54 'X RUDY BUKOVICH-General Course Let's Take the Long Way Home Football 4: Noon Hour Basketball 2, 3, 4: Knights of the Shield 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: F. F. A. 3, 4: Graduation Dec, Comm. 3: Commencement Decorator 3. MILDRED CHEESMAN-General Course Who Wouldn't Love You? Girls' H1-Y 3, 4: Girl Scouts 2: Class Sec.-Trea. 3: Ir. Prom Comm. 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Girls' Club 2: 3, 4: Sec.-Trea. 4: Cabinet 4: 6th War Loan Worker 4: Hi-Y Sec. 4. C. RUSSELL COFFMAN-Scientific Course IAMES E. COLE-Scientific Course HETHA WINIFRED CONLON- As Long as There's Music Chorus 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Boy Scouts Z, 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 3: Honor Rall 2, 3, 4: llditorial Stall 4: Spanish Club 2: 6th War Loan Worker 4: Band Manaqer 3. 4: Tennis Meet 3. KEN COURTNEY-Scientific Course Tall Grows the Timber Boys' Hi-Y 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4: Class Vicespres, 2: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 3: Soph. Hop Comm. 2: Honor Roll: Bas- ketball Manager 3. S Club 2, 3, 4. Latin Club 2, 3: 6th War Loan Winner 4: Girls' Banquet Waiter 2: Baccalaure- ate Usher 3. The Boy With the Horn Chorus 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Noon Hour I-las' kftball 3, 4: Concfrt Band 3, 4' Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Sr Ball Comm, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Spanish Club Il: Band Manager 3, 4: Chorus Sec, 4. LOLA ELAINE CURTlSkGeneral Course There's a Man in My Lite Girls' HifY 4: Chorus fl: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Ir. Prom Comrn, 3: Soph. Hop Comm 2: Art Club 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. fr. I General Course Speak Low Girls' HifY 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts 2: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Soph. Hop Comm, fl: Tumbllna 3: Ad Stall 4: Art Club 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. ALEATHA MAE DIEATRICK- Scientilic Course Dearly Beloved Girls' H1-Y 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girl Scouts 2: Grad. Usherette 3: Sr, Ball Comm. 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Soph, Hop Comm. 2: Honor Boll 2, 3, 4: Editorial Stott 3: Ad Stall 4: Assistant Editor 3: Graduation Dec. Comm. 3: Spanish Club 2: Pres. 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: President 4: Historian 3: Cabinet 3, 4: 6th War Loan Winner 4: Operetta 2: Student Council 4: Girls' I-li-Y Pres. 4: Cabinet 4: Layhue Award. fi ll , '3 .lt rs tu Kr 'fin ' I , , . I cas: Q9 as HARLAND E. DINWIDDIEhGeneral Course The Silver Shield Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4: Knights ot the Shield 3, 4: F. F. A. 3: lf. Corn mando 2, 3. LOIS GERALDINE FILK INS- General Course Now I Know Chorus 3: Grad. Usherette 3- Club 2, 3, 4: War Bond and Committee 3: Chairman 4, Girls' Stamp W. KEITH EGGERT-General Course Thank You, Mr. President Football 2, 3, 4: Student Body Pies. 4? Council 3, 4: Noon Hour Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Pics. 3: Sr. Ball Comm, 4: lr. Prom Comm. 3: Honor Roll 3, 4: All Con, Football 4: S Club 2, 3, 4: Graduation Dec, Coinin. 3: Baccalaure- ate Usher 3: Commandoes 2: Girls' Banquet Usher 3: Cominencernent Dec orator 3: Layhue Award. MARY LOU FORREST-General Course Close to You Entered from Teton County Hiah, Mon- tana 3: Girls' Club 3, 4: 6th Vtfar Loan Vllorker 4. GLORIA D. ELLEXSON-Scientlllc COUYIO Slightly Territic Girls' H1-Y 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Girl Scouts 2, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Orch. 4: All School Play 2: Ir, Prom Comm. 3: Honor Ftoll 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 4: Volleyball 2: Basketball 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: 6th War Loan Worker 4: Student Band Director 4: Music Contest 2, 3, 4: Maiorette 2, 3, 4: Sr. Girl Scout Pres. 4. Mitchell Award, ROBERT C. GARRETT-General Course Keep 'em Flying Basketball 3: Chorus 4: Noon I-Iour Bas- ketball 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Latin Club 2: 6th War Loan Worker 4. SHIRLEY IRENE GODDARD- MABEL PAULINE HANSON- PAULINE HARRISON-General Count General Course Right as the Rain Girl Scouts 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Honor Holi 4: Girls' Club 4. PATRICIA ANN HARVILL- General Course Need l Speak Entered from Kelso, Wash., Roll 4, Latin Club 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Bth War Loan Worker 4. 3: Honor General Course Halfway to Heaven Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Ir, Prom Comm, 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Y. C. U. 2, 3, Posture Con- test 2, Graduation Dec. Comm. 3, Art Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, President 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres, 4, Sec.- Trea. 3, Cabinet 3, 4. KATHRYN HENDERSON-General Course Eddie-Steady Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Grad. Usherette 3, Office Girl 4, All School Play 4, Staqe Crew 2, 3, Class Sec.-Trea. 2, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2: At- tendance Girl 4, Honor Roll 4: Ad Staff 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2. xg Q, . N xii Q 2' You Don'i Miss a Trick Girls' Hi-Y 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Honor Roll 2, Y. C. U, 3, Basketball 4, Base- ball 3, Graduation Dec. Comm. 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Com- mencement Decorator 3. HERMAN HOVE-General Course Where You Are Honor Roll 4, Art Club 2. 1 1-., , fm l ' .ff ' I .J IHENE HYLAND-General Course WILTON IOHNS-General Course IUNE ESTELLE I ORGENSEN- It Loveliness Were Music He's a Right Guy Geneml Conn, Entered from Yakima, Wash., 3, Girls' Honor Roll 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker. 1-Holiday for sningsu Hi-Y 2, Grad. Usherette 3, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 3, Posture Contest 3, S Club 3, 4: Ad Stall 4, Volleyball 3, Basketeball 3, 4, Baseball 3, Grad. Dec, Comm. 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4, Commencement Decorator 3, LUWANNA G. KERSEY-General Course Waiting Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Y. C. U. 2, Ad Staff 4, Art Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. BOB KIHKWOOD-General Course Little Did I Know Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Ir, Prom Comm. 3. Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Y. C. U. 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2. ARBUTUS LA CROSSE-General Course Star Eyes Girls' Hi-Y 4, Librarian 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Y. C. U 2, 3, Baseball 3, Graduation Dec Comm. 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Com mencement Decorator 3. 53 ALYCE LAHSEN---General Course Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me Chorus 3: Girl Scouts Q: lrl r'rriai1 1: Qftictf Girl 22: Sr. Ba.l Comm, 4: A14 tendance Girl 2: Honor Roll 3: Ad Staff 2: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Club 4: Sonq Leader 4: Concert Usherette. ROBERT D. LUCUShGeneral Course Down in the Valley Football 4: Noon Hour Baskf-tbtrll 3, 4' Knights ot the Shield 3: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: lr. Prom Comm. 3: Firm 4: Gund uation Dec, Comm. 3: Commando 2: Baccalaureate Usher 3: Commencement Decorator 3. Q 'lt CAROLYN MERCER-General Course Sharp as cz Tack Entered from Lincoln High, Tacoma. JUNE E. LARSEN-General Course l'll Get By Clxorui- 4, Girls' Club fl, 3.4. Alt Cub 4. FRANCIS G. LUHTALA -General Course Gridiron King Football 2, 3, 4: Capt 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Capt. 4: Baseball 2, 3' Boxina 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4' All School Play 2: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: lr. Prom Comm, 3: All Con Basketball 3' All Con. Football 4: S Club 7, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. fy, RALPH R. LEHDE-General Course That's Him Kniahts of the Shield 3' Honfr Roll 2, 3. IEANNE MGCKENZIEY-Scientitic Course Anchors Aweigh Rand 2: Girl Scouts 7- Grad Uslrerette 3: Concert Band 2: Pep Band 2: Or! chestra 2: All School Play 2: lr. Prom Comm. 3: Soph. Hop Comm. 2: Latin Club 2, 3: Girls' Club 2, 3: Operetta 2, K.. p-. t ai' 'A HELEN KATHRYN MERHIMAN- Scientific Course A Guy Named Ice Wash., 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4' Honor Roll Guls' H1-Y 4: Latm Club 3: Girls' Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Girls' Club 4, FRED MINCH-General Course Salt Water Cowboy Football 4: Noon Hour Basketball 3 4 Knights of the Shiold 3: S Club 4: Graduation Dec. Comm. 3. 2, 3, 4: 6th Vtfar Loan Vl1OIil'1P1. RAYMOND D. MOCERI--Scientific Course Dark Eyes Irvotball 3: Basketball 3: Nofvn Hour Basketball 3, 4: Sr. Ball Comm, 2- lr. Prom Comm. 2: Soph. llop Comm. T- llonwr Hall 2, 3: Spanish Club fl: 6th Vtfar Loan Vtlinner 4. DANIEL I. MICKEY-General Course Don't Fence Me ln Crchestra 3, 4: F. F. A. 3. TWILA MOODY-Scientific Course A Little Bit oi Heaven lr. Prom Comm. 3: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 3' Baseball f. 3. Latin Club 4: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. LOHRAINE MORIAHTY-General Course Sweet Lorraine S Club 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bases ball 2, 3, 4: Honor Volleyball 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4. IOHN H. NYHUIS-Scientific Course Oh Iohnny Basketball 3, 4, Chorus 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Noon Hour Basketball 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Yell Duke 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Tumblinq 2, Edi- torial Staff 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 6th War Loan Worker 4, Tennis Meet 3. e N , IEAN MARIE O'NEILL-Scientific Course f I - ARLAINE NEHSER-General Course Going My Way? Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2: Art Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4. IEAN O'KELl.Y-General Course Wings oi Gold Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Band 2, 3, 4, PGP Band 2, 3, -l, All School Play Stage Crew 3, Class Pres. 2: Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Annual Artist 3, 4, Commencement Dec- orator 3. J 7 PAULINE NICKOLSEN-General Course Where You Are Chorus 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Art Club 4. LOHRAINE ELIZABETH OLAISON- General Course Slender, Tender and Tall Grad. Usherette 3, Ott-ce Girl 3, 4, At- tendance Girl 3, 4, Basketball 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. QB 'O . 3 W, -'3 w-'57 f..4'4 i' ..f Q '3 4.- Ygu'f9 Irish and youq-9 Beaumuyf MARION CLARE ORTON-General Course Girls' H1-Y 3, 4, Chorus 2, Girl Scouts 2, Class Sec.-Treas. 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Friendliest Girl 2, Posture Contest 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, S Club Pres. 4, Ed- itorial Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Spartan Editor 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Honor Vol- leyball 2: Honor Baseball 2, Latin Club 2, Sec.-Trea. 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Winner 4, Operetta 2, Hart- ley Memorial Award. GENEVA OWENS-General Course The Sailor With the Navy Blue Eyes Girls' Hi-Y 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3: Latin Club 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4. STAN OREN-General Course He's a Real All American Now Boys' Hi-Y 4, Football 4, Noon Hour Basketball 3, S Club 4. DOROTHY WILDA PEASLEY- General Course Angels Never Leave Heaven Band 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Girls' Club 2, 3, 4: 6th War Loan Worker. I'm Glad There Is You Girls' Hi-Y 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Sr. Ball Comm, 4, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm, 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4. GARNET MAE PERCY-General Course Sweet Little Headache Chorus 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Turnblma 3, Posture Contest 3, Vol- leyball 2, Basketball 2, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2. .15 if ri af T17 IULES R. POTTER- Scientific Course DELBI-IRT E. RADLEY--General Course SHIRLEY REMMEN-General Courln Mr. Iive's Gone to War liwyf-' H1-Y 3, 4, lwootball I' 3 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, Chorus 4- All School Play 3: Sr. Ball Comm. 4, lr. Prom Comm, 3, Soph. Hop Cormn 2' All Con. Foot- ball 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Vtforker 4. ANNA MBE RENO-General Course lust a Letter or Two Sure Thing Chorus 4- Noon Hour Bask-,tbrll 3, 4, Kmahts of the Shield 3. Nothing Can Replace a Man librarian 2, 3, 4, Tumblina 3, Posture Contest 2, 3. Manner 2, S Club 2 3 4' Ad Stall 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4- Baseball 2, 3, Honor Volleyball 3, Honor Basketball 3, Hon- or Baseball 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, 6th War Loan Worker 4, Spartan Business Man- aaer 4. ANDREW IIiCK RIDDELL- MURIEI. RUTLEDGE-Scientific Couno General Course Little lack Frost Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, lr. Prom Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4- Sr. Ball Comm. 3, Art Club 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Comm. 4, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Honor Roll 2, Latin Club Z, 3. Swinging on ct Star Chorus 2, 4, Girl Scouts 2, 4, Grad. Ilshcrette 3, All School Play 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, lr. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Honor Roll 4, Posture Con- test 2, 3, 4, Winner 2, 3, Ad Staff 4, Grad. Dec. Comm. 3, Latin Club 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6-th War Loan Work- er 4, Operetta 2, May Oueen. Av- I 2 S 3 rf 43 ' 1-1' 1' of 43+ ' 3 . If Y 4 3 mx Q. 4 , ' C' 0 nr -I 'Vim , ' , 3 Y is :1' ':- fl ,L I 1' f, 5... ,- ' fa on K. ,-gt SC . BILL SEEBER-General Course ALICE SEI-ILIN-General Course IOHN I. SPERB IR.-Scientific Course Willie the Wolf of the West 1- all 3, 4, Noon Hour Basketlnfxll 2, 3, 4, All Con. 4, S Club 3, 4. Happy-go-lucky Chorus 2, Grad. Usherette 3: Librarian 4, Office Girl 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4f lr. Prom Comm. 3: Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Attendance Girl 3, 4, Y. C. U. 2, Vol- lcyball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4' Baseball 3, 4, Athletics' Manager 4: Graduation Doc. Comm. 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Op- EVELYN SMITH-General Course There's Got To Be Swing vrrtta 2, orus 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Clorurn, 4 lr. OIJIXEF203-HE:,MHffe'ii'U:iCP,1'B0 ,,C V3, .G15'j1k ' e's oa aven s air r rn omm Art Club 4, ll L u 1 Kmqhts of the Shleld 2,314 I0hnnY Come LUN-fly DONNA STONE-Scientitic com.. Boys' H1-Y 2, 4, Football .3 3 4, Band 2' Student Body Vice-Pres 4, Noon Hour Basketball 3, 4, Class Pres. IZ, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, lr, llrom Comm. 3, Soph, Hop Comm, fl: Basketball Man' cram 3, All Con. 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Grad. Dov. Comm. 3, l.at1n Club 3, 6th War Loan Worker 4, Student Council 2, 4' Baccalaureate Usher 3, Girls' Banquet VVa1tvx 2, 3, Hartley Memorial Award. GORDON H. STEELE-General Course Hi Ya Sailor lkmtbfrll 4, Chorus 3, 4' Noon Hour Bas- kr-tluall 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Club 4. Delight1ulIy Dangerous Girls' l-lx-Y 3, 4, Grad. Usherette 3' Yell Duchess 3, Class Pres. 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Tumbling 3, Frrondliest Girl 3: Ad Staff 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Basket- ball 4, Baseball 3, 4, Honor Baseball 3, Spanish Club 2, Sec. 2, Art Club 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, IOAN M. STORHOW-General Course LILLIAN BETTE STREICH-General Course Nightingale Chorus 2, 3, 4, All School Play 2, 3, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Y. C. U. 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4, Operetta 2, Solo Contest 2, 3, 4, Music Club Officer 3, Girls' Sextette 4. ALLYN STURGIS-General Courue One For All. All For One Entered from Puyallup, Wash., 4: Noon Hour Basketball 4. GORDON LLOYD VOILES-General Course I'll Walk Alone Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Chorus 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Noon Hour Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Class Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Member at Large 2, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Iunior Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, S Club Z, 3, 4, Sth War Loan Winner 4, Operetta 2, Music Contest 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Girls' Banquet Waiter 2. DORIS ELAINE WARD-General Course A Boy in Khaki, a Girl in Lace Chorus 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Girl Scouts 2, Concert Band 2, Pep Band 2, 3, Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, lr. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Editorial Stall 3, Ad Staff 2, Latin Club 3, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, 6th War Loan Worker 4, Op- eretta 2, Solo Contest 2, 3, 4, Bacca- laureate Dec. Comm. 3, Girls' Sex- tette 4. IRENE WILLIAMS-General Courle Cosmopolitan Lady Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus 4, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Soph. Hop Comm. 2, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, The Lan With the Delicate Aire Salutatorian, Entered from Fife High, Wash., 2, Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Ir. Prom Comm. 3, Honor Roll 3, 4, Y. C, U. 3, Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Club 3, 4, Representative 3. MARY LALINE STUHR-General Course Walt for Me Mary Entered from Stadium High, 3, Grad. Usherette 3, Librarian 4, Art Club 4, Girls' Club 3, 4. SHIRLEY MAE ULRICKSEN- General Course IE - RONN TOLLEFSON General Courle Hxccemume the Posmven In My Merry Oldsmobile Chorus 4, Boy Scouts 2, 3. Entered from Lincoln High, 3, Chorus 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. -- -1 Q1 W-v-----A va- v-,..,,.-W.. .. f THEODORE W. WAKEFIELD- Q General Course Iumpin' in a Ieep Noon Hour Basketball 3, Knights of the Shield 3. OLIVE MAY WHITEHOUSE- General Course Lonesome lor tl-ie Southland Entered from Hampton, Va., 4, Girls Hi-Y 4, Sr. Ball Comm. 4, Volleyball 4 Basketball 4, Bqsebqii 4, Girls' Club 4. 'I Fl l EMME1-1' wn,SQN..Ge,-,eml Conn, DONNA I. WOODS-General Course The Dreamer Bi11y.Bgy Chorus 3, Orchestra, Knights oi the Art Club 2, Girls' Club 2,3 4 6th War Shleldi F. F- A- Loan Worker 4. IUNIOR CLASS ROW l-Doris Clerqet, Laurel Hilliard, Iva Atkinson, Betty Grodviq, Louise Cope, Evelyn Byers, Mary Io ROW ROW ROW Camera 3-Franklin Isaacs, La Von Kreuqer, Marva lean Cotter, Norma Divelbiss, Betty Collier, Louise Lee, Aveline Bannerman, Deana Headwall, Betty Edmunds. 2-lim Greenwood, Bob Byrd. Merlin Corbin, Lois Iensen, Barbara Coliman, Beverly Kauth, Gloria Dinwiddie. Darlene Caster, Monterey Greene. Nadine Conlon, Verona Davis, Richard Hansen. Harris, Barbara Kenoyer, Elaine Carson, Betty Loucks, Ieanne Burton, lim McCoy, Andy Hellinq. 4-Bob Cole, Blaine Hanni, Stanley Ellexson, Bill Hilden, Louis Iensen, Tom Harris, vold, Clair Buchman, lack Courtney, Bob Chapman. Iudy Barry, Betty Hanson, Sigmund Brude- Don Leise. Shy: Edith Hales, Alice Hinricks, Loretta Meir, Edith Morse, Walter Baur, Roland Clerqet, Dennis Mickey, Tom Murphy, Robert Conner. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Miss Iune Schlaugh, Advisor: Bob Chapman, President: Bill Hilden, Secretary: Muriel Wallace, Vice-Presi- dent: Caroline Potter, President: Bill Staatz. Vice-President: Sigmund Brudevold, Secretary: Mr. Ouillette, Assistant Advisor. IUNIOR CLASS ROW l-Barbara Oliver, Lorello Oren, Gladys Ray, Frances Portman, Ioanne Ward, Mary Lou Shaver, Lila Stritmatter, Lucille Wickman, Caroline Potter, Frances Sader, Betty McCoy. ROW 2-Melvin Treisch, Chuck Wadsworth, Cynthia Nix, Helen Stacey, Shirley Sweezey, Muriel Wal- lace, Cecilia Stanhope, Ioy Warrick. Maxine Stevens, Edna Wallace, Pat Simnitt, Ianice Mc- Millan. ROW 3-Loren Thomas, Bill Staatz, Mike Soulier, Dale Oliver, Robert Ryan, Neil Sweeney, Robert Wall, Camera Don Percy, Bud Pierce, Ken Simnitt, Ernest Zurschmiede, Gene Nedrow, Dewey Nutter, Edgar Royer. Shy: Gwendolyn Porter, Nadine Rouse, Irene Schenk. Marilyn Thorniley, Peaay Woodhead, Verona Davis, Charles Peterson, Dale Riddle, Carl Snyder, Dwight Swarthout, William Wheeler, lack Woodward. ROW -- Ps ,Ask A Qiiiyv, my .. il- SOPHOMORE CLASS l-Verna Hansen, Irene Minch, Mary Fortier, Loralee Caster, Linnea Iohnson, lane Knoblauch, Bonnie Moody, Barbara Goodwin, Richard Hansen, Carl Jacobson, Frank Matthews. ROW 2-Harry Malloy, Claire Headwall, Shirley La Cross, Ruth Anderson, Ioan Kohl, Ioan Hinricks, Ann de Carteret, Hose Mary Corliss. Mary Burwell, Audrey Hales, Don Couch, John Geiger, Darrel Miller, lim Forrest, George Egge. ROW 3-Dorothea Baumgartner, Don Crodle, Conrad Larsen, Roy Moceri, Albert McCoy, Don Chapman, Edgar Kaelin, Duane Magee, Kenneth McDaniels. Richard Carey, Don Lee, lim Eaton. ROW 4-Kenneth Levack, Iim Hill, Ioe Cade, Buster Guinn, Iim Cade, Merle Cheesman, Pat Gordon, Camera Ice Ston Harold Hurd, Darwin Hurst, Lyle Clerqet, lack Huntington, Verne Iensen, Ken Myers, Denny Frye. Shy: Herbert Nicholson, David Sutter, Bennie Williams, Carolyn Westcott, Billie Cartwright. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS e. Secretary: Duane Magee, Vice-President: Roy Moceri. President: Bill Pyter, Member at Large: Geneve Purvis, Secretary: Mrs. Dolan, Advisor: Merle Cheesman, President. SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW l-Pat Riddell, Shirley Thompson, Naomi Tollefson, lean Pagni, Charlotte Hansome, Geneve Purvis, Dorothy Rutledge. Beverly Wright, Iean Peterson, Leta Vittetoe, Estelle Uflelman, Noma Young. ROW Ziliugene Wallace, Allan Smith, Ronnie Pannell, Bill Pyfer, Bill Riddle, Charles Sturgis, Ryne Oswald, Lawrence Riley, Fred Soulier, Frank Swetz. ROW flel-lerbert Nickolson, Ronnie Voiles, Larry Wadsworth, Ioe Stone, Bruce Rea, Ken Thompson, Beryle Camera Waller, Eugene Tribou. Iohn Sager, Denzil Staples, Robert Pavlich. Shy: Lillian Anderson, Rosemarie Kuriger. Darrell Miller, lohn Drew, Tommy Edwards, Donald Henderson, Delbert Knowles, Samuel Matthews. iff' ,ZZ J K 4 I School Pla ' ROW ROW ROW HOW ROW 2, t SENIOR PLAY PRODUCTIONS STAFF Alice Sehlin, Assistant Director Bill Staatz, Stage Manager Miss Poole, Miss Austin, Advisors. Arbutus Lacrosse. Richard Oliver, Pauline Harrison, Mabel Hansen, Laurel Hilliard, Doris Ward. Bill Stautz, Bob Kirkwood, Alyce Larson, Alice Sehlin, Geneve Purvis, Marilyn Aidrz-ws, Neil Sweeny. Camera ShyHOlive Mae Whitehouse. SENIOR PLAY CAST Arlaine Nesher, Iune Larsen, Shirley Remmen, Kathy Henderson, Monterey Greene, Muriel Rui- ledge. Donna Stone, lack Courtney, Bill Wheeler, Ioe Zehnder, Chuck Wadsworth, Bob Chapman, lol-inny Nyhius, Ioan Storhow. Luwanna Kersey. Girls Club Activities but sv 2 as , At' v K ,ww--'-vm l C W A ?.lm'X2k, 'ifii J , 11:5-fnmeir-f1,an0' FRIENDLIEST GIRL AWARD POSTURE WINNERS Ann de Carterei, Sophomore: Nadine Conlon, junior: Muriel Rutledge, Donna Sione, Shirley Remmen lean O'Neill, Senior. Wanda Brewer, Vera Blackadder. Camera Shy-Monierey Greene, MAY QUEEN COURT Gloria Ellexson, Donna Stone, Mary Stuhr, Muriel Rutledge, May Queen: Lillian Streich, Kaihy Henderson, Vera Blackadder. Crown Bearer. Raul Fonda: Train Bearers, Geraldine Fonda, Frances Andrews. 'T 'nw 'ff T The Senior Ball The Iunior Prom The Sophomore Hop Committee :Six fil- if' I '61 r '05 . Z l I Aauim- -11' xiii CILNIZATIONS ROW 1 lLeft, Front to Rearl-Nancy Zech, Iune Iorgensen, Marilyn Andrews, Ronald Tompkins, Ioan Paterson, Stanley Ellexson, Buster Guinn. ROW Z-Nancy Custer, Denny Frye, Paul Dodsworth, Iim Hill, Don Couch. ROW 3-Garnet Percy, Linnea Iohnson, Gene Matson. Marion Orton, Lyla Stritmatter. ROW 4-Gloria Ellexson. Maiorette: Elaine Carson, Netu Peterson, Betty Zurschmiede. leon Thompson, Don Brinqman. Gordon Voiles. Pat Carol. HOW 5-Gloria Moceri, Mary Lou Shaver, Ioan Shaver. Dick Soulier, Woodie Percy. HOW 6-Barbara Oliver, Irene Schenk, Beryle Waller, Iohnny Nvhuis, Russell Coffman, lim Cole, Bruce Nelson. Camera Shy-Arlaine Nehser, Elihu Mace, Iohn Davand, Anna Marie Calavan, lean O'Kelly. Band This year the Sumner High School Band is indeed one of which We can be very proud. lts contribu- tions to various programs have been numerous and greatly enjoyed by all attending. It has played for many football and basketball pep assemblies and also has turned out for all of the home football and 12' GIRLS' SEXTETTE BOW 1-Aleatha Dieatrick, Accompanist: Mary Lou Shaver, Alyce Larsen. ROW 2-Betty McCoy. Ioan Storhow, Shirley Swezey, Doris Ward. . basketball games. Other programs were ones given for P.-T. A. and graduation exercises and a very fine exhibition of music and marching given at the annual May Day Program. Each year two concerts are given: the Mid- Winter and the Spring Concerts. The winter con- cert had several overtures featuring The Choco- late Soldier, and a young tap dancer was the quest artist. However, this year the band ch ose to specialize mostly in popular and semiepopular music. Some members of the band have offered their special talents to various programs which were greatly enjoyed by all. Most outstanding of these were selections by the Trumpet Trio and the Baton Twirling Exhibitions by Gloria Ellexson on roller skates. These were put on during the half at the home basketball games. Gloria, a member oi the 1945 Senior Class, is the student band director and drum majorette. The band director is Mr. Paul Cronenberger. There are approximately sixty members in this organization, although graduation will take ten of them this year. The Sumner High School Student Body is very proud of its band and Wishes it a lot of success. Ci ol 'tt as T K' V Q ' l ' K X f '5 ROW lwlistelle Ulfelmavi, Laurel Hilliard, Io Collier, Doris Ward, Monterey Greene, Luwanna Kersey, Edna Wallace, Loretta Meirs, Herbert Nickolsen. ROW Ruth Anderson, lean Pa ni Leta Vittetoe Anna Mae Reno Mabel Hansen, Ioy Warrick, Cecilia Stanhope, q . , . Betty McCoy, Naomi Tollefson, Geneve Purvis, Mary Fortier. ROW Ioan Storhow, Alyce Larsen, Betty Grodviq, Marva lean Cotter, Ianice McMillian, Shirley Swezey, Mary Lou Shaver, Nadine Conlon, Aleatha Dieatrick, Pauline Nickolsen, Marilyn Thorniley, Retha Conlon, Muriel Rutledge, Kathy Henderson. ROW 4-Emmett Wilson, Stan Barber. Gordon Voiles, Ronnie Voiles, lack Carlson, Bill Seeber, Russell Coffman, lim Cole. l0l'HmY Nyhius, Charles Wadsworth. Merlin Corbin, Bob Byrd, Francis Luhtala, Delbert Radley, Don Henderson, Eugene Tribou. Camera Shy-Frances Sader, Nadine Rouse, Cynthia Nix, Iune Larsen, Shirley Ulrickson, Les Adams, Ronald Tollefson, Chorus The Spartan Chorus with the closing of school will have completed another successful year, The Chorus was under the direction of Mr. Paul Cronenberger most of the first semester. lust before Christmas it was taken over by Miss lsla Farley, who has done very fine work with this group. Despite the usual difficulty of students to arrange their schedules so that they might take part in choir, there has been an enrollment of approximately fifty. Twenty-two of this fifty will leave with the l94S gradu- ating class. Those leaving are: Alyce Larson, Evelyn Sllll'll, Anna Mae Reno, loan Storhow, lune Larsen, ,iv 'A AlKi'lfll'l Mao Diefrtrick, Muriel Rutledge, Katherine lienclerson, L u w a n n a Kersey, Retha Conlon, Pauline Nickolson, lack Carlson, Stan Barber, Les Adams, Gordon Voiles, Emmett Wilson, Franny Luhtala, Ro n nie Tollefson, lim Cole, lchnny Nyhuis, fiusscll Coffman, and Delbert Radley. The Chorus has not specialized in any one type of music but instead has ventured into all types. Tlzfy h ivf sung both svrcred and secular, popu- lar, Sf-lTll'i'lCXSSlCCll and classical music. The chrrus also participated in the Mid-Winter Concert aiven r n the evening of Ianuary 3l. They sang three selections. The-ro were several individual groups and in- dividuals in 'he chorus, who were very popular as specialty numbers, One of these was the Cvirls' Sextette composed of Doris Ward, Mary Lou Shaver, Alyce Larsen, Shirley Swezey, loan Stor- how and Betty McCoy. Their accompanist was Aleatha Mae Dieatrick. Those who frequently' sanrz solos were loan Storhow, Gordon Voiles, Evelyn Smith, and Iva A'l-cinson, T: complevf fi very successful year of music the chorus offered their services so the Bacalaur- eate service 'rnfi graduation exercises, which thc 'W Seniors '1ppre :ate'l very much. TRUMPET TRIO Russell Coffman, Gordon Voiles, Iim Cole. Girls Club GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Miss E. Schluuch, Advisor: Mildred Cheesman, Mabel Hanson, Darlene Caster, Aleatha Dieatrick, Caroline Potter, Lillian Streich, Mary lane Knoblauch, Miss Poole, Advisor. LOWER PICTURE- Girls' Club Scene GIRLS' CLUB The Girls' Vliih led on civeritlul yefir under the lollfwvxiriq frttivris: Aleoztliri lvlfm Dieritriclc, l'rf:fifler1tg lilrilwl lliirisoii, Vit-1 lwI9Sl'lW'l'f frlfllflllllf' lYt'fi, Sfcifk' ny- lVl1l'i11 i C'lwf-:umfiril Tl '4lS tirwry -'lllfl Bfirliriru Kcgiioycri, lllS'OllCll'l. Tho rcxpmsf'-iitt:t1'fr-pa tivzii ily, 'f 1:11 tis rglfissvs were: Lllllflll Slioich, Senior R9DlQSE'Yllf1llVflj Gloiii lfriii Dlllkvlflillft, liiiiioi Hffpzitfsriiitrztivey tmfl Mary lane Krioblfluch, Sophomore Representative. The Girls' Clulu riclvisors tx Poole. The Girls' Club sponsored the schools' Yliissioii VV'ir llftllfxf Clxix' tributed to many other Servivos for the wir rgffort. ln the spring the Girls' Club orrrriiiizffl thai Grim: ii lri'1'f Dey Daughters Banquet. This hariqviet is cilw vys fllllli'lDGlf'll witli qreri' :uid dmiqlilois. The otlivrirs lol the lollowiiirg ywir Gln' tziiiiriiiiive-t,l N Girl Awtird is also presoritml. it Miss E. Schlauvh and Miss fi xt Sumner arid has also cori- ytz qi 1:11 iziifl thr- Mothers mri 'riiiaiisi :sm hy lwtli the mothers it this lime :mtl tlirf Frlenriliest S Clubs GIRLS' S CLUB Irene Hyland, Lorraine Moriarty, Shirley Remmen, Wanda Lee Brewer. lean O'Neill, President, Vera Blackadder Race Sehlin, Iudy Barry, Betty Loucks, Gloria Dinwiddie, Darlene Caster, Betty Edmunds, Miss Emrnaline Schlcruch visor. BOYS' S CLUB ROW I-Ken Courtney, Larry Wadsworth, Keith Eqqert. Bill Staatz, lack Courtney, Gordon Voiles, Iohn Sperb, Pres ident Merlin Corbin Frcmn Luhtala And Hellin Sergeant at arms Mr McCoy Advisor 1 1 Y 1 Y Q1 ' ' 1 - 1 - ROW 2-lack Carlson, Blaine Hanni, Bill Seeber, Don Henderson, Bob Lucas, Vice-President, Pat Gordon, Bill Pyfer Bob Byrd, Roy Moceri, Harry Malloy. Camera Shy-Stan Oren, Gordon Steele, Iules Potter, Dwight Swarthout. The S Clubs are made up of the students who have earned their athletic letters in high school. The Girls' S Club with lean O'Neill as their president, has taken care of the gates at all the loot- ball and basketball games. Due to the war time conditions the annual girls' play day was cancelled. They sponsored a game for the basketball championship between the Seniors girls' and the lunior qirls' team. Some of the proceeds were donated to the basketball banquet. Another game was also sponsored by the Girls' S Club April 4. The Woman's Town Team played the I-liqh School Honor Team. The Boys' S Club with lohn Sperb as their president, has sponsored several activities to raise money to buy athletic sweaters for the boys, Other officers were: vice-president, Bob Lucas: Bill Staatz, secretary and treasurerg and Andy Hellinq, sergeant-at-arms. I 1 relle Oren, Pat Riddell, Ann de Carteret. mfg. ,- 'M 'A ... .Vw Jr' 7 1f5x'?,.'.'oif.7f5 :.: .ff 731, , ' r GIRLS' Hl-Y ROW l-Lillian Streich, Helen Merriman, Lyla Strite matter, Kathy H e n d e rs o n, D o nn a Stone, Pauline Harrison, Olive Whitehouse. ROW 2-Geneve Owens, Louise Cope, Lola Curtis, Arbutus LaCrosse, Mabel Hansen, Luwanna Kersey. ROW 3-Gloria Dinwiddie, Darlene Caster, Betty Loucks, Iudy Barry, Marilyn Thorniley, Retha Conlon, Mildred Cheesman. ROW 4-Marion Orton, Aleatha Dieatrick, Gloria El- lexson, Muriel Wallace, Wanda Brewer, Shirley Swezey, Mary Lou Shaver, lean O'Neill. Camera Shy: lean O'Kelly, Caroline Potter. DE MOLAY ROW l-Ioe Stone, Iohn Sperb, Ken Courtney, Pat ROW ROW Gordon, Bill Staatz, Gordon Voiles. 2-Bruce Rea, Roy Moceri, Bill Pyter, Albert McCoy. 3-Bud Peterson, lack Riddell, Skeeter Ellexe son, Ronnie Pannell, Iohn Saqer, Stewart Brown. ROW 4-Ioe Cade, Ronnie Voiles. lack Courtney, Bob Kirkwood, Bob Chapman, Gene Tribou. Neil Sweeney. Iim McCoy. Camera Shy: Iim Cade. 'l'lrr:: year llrr Molay has llfifill rtrcwfrrrrssirra r: rlfj: nirrtlfrr tirrr LIl3lfE lfl'lflf'lSlllI3 of its rrllivors r l lx-loiul advisory looxirzl. 'Dv of ili--J cflrrlfs, lorrrrer ariive nierrrltrrs are r in tho service. Sorrto ci them hav-' given 'lrvrr lives for thoir Country. 3f JfBY'Il new rrrfrrrrbers lravo loan rw lllll 'l int.: L- rlilr 'lurirra tlro trrll anal v.firr'fr. 'vi rv: tlrf vrirrfus actrvitifs of th-' flrilv tlrrs was 'in impressive rorrrt installation with wr 'efln li was held second semester, RAINBOW rl. lrrrfw 'rt 'ho Spanish Castle srvrpns r+ 'E ly 'lrf llfrrrrlrow was one of the hiaqest irctivitios of Allf yf ir. Another activity was the entertaining at Crrrrrd Officers from the Sirprerrie Assembly. Faster-rr Stars and Masons were also entertained my V.-mr, rrrr BOYS' HI-Y ROW l-Iohn Sperb, Skeeter Ellexson, Bob Lucas, Iack Carlson, Andy Hellinq, lack Wood- ward. ROW 2-Bill Hilden, Neil Sweeney, lack Huntington. Charles Wadsworth, Iim McCoy, Sigmund Brudevold. Dale Oliver. ROW 3-Bill Staatz, Bob Chapman, Ken Courtney, Camera Bob Cole, lack Courtney, LaVon Kreuqer. Shy: Robert Ryan. RAINBOW ROW 1-Ioan Patterson, Arla Bickle, Ioyce DeVries, Francis Denzler, Beverly Bride, Francis Goodwin, Lyla Stritmatter, Beverly Hyland, Aveline Bannerman. Patricia Graham. Shir- ley Cleaver. Ianet Erickson, Nancy Caster. ROW Z-Gladys Ray, Louise Cope, Iva Atkinson, Lo- Geneva Sorensen, Louise Lee, Doris Ward. Peqqy Woodhead, Twyla Swannack, Leta Vittetoe, DeLora Bickle. HOW 3--Anna Marie Calavan, Doloras Minch. Linnea Iohnson, Betty Loucks, Iudy Barry, Muriel Rutledge, Rosemary Corliss, Mary Fortier, Ioan Ward, Betty McCoy, Lois Iensen, Nellie Bruce, Gloria Moceri. ROW 4-Alyce Larsen, Vera Blackadder, Irene Camera Schenk, Betty Harris, Betty Hansen, Dorothy Rutledge, Loralee Caster, Ioan Hinricks, Mary Lou Shaver. Ianice McMillan, Aleatha Dieatrick, Gloria Ellexson, Barbara Good- Win- Shy: Barbara Kenoyer, Barbara Coffman, Caroline Potter, Helen Stacy, Lorraine Mor- Kathy Henderson. Ulrickson, Charlotte riarty, Alice Hinricks, Garnet Percy, Shirley Clerqet, Phyllis Loucks, Mary Iean Rasmus- sen, Dorine Sandland, Louise Cole, Ianet Staatz, Ioan Shaver, Beverly Powers. rr fi smfrr-ral rrrfrlrt. April Ffh was Rainbow Suri trrirflr. Girls attondinq tlio Proshyte-rrrir. Hrrirrlrruw has arown into a thriving organiza- 'ifsrr with the help of the girls, their mothers, the Masons and Eastern Stars, to .Q 'rv uv .p ' . 5. it ,N 1 f gf ' 5 , f A 15 . 7 X dr I . .' id- ,.. . s' V n 1 - , , ' V 2 5 if 59' dbh K fi .SQ .0 N. it asa .- . ,- as 4, -90 .5 01 uv J 1. EDITORIAL STAFF - Top Picture ROV! 1-Miss Hertzberg, Advisor: Lillian Streich, Senior Reporter: Frances Portman, Reporter: Laurel Hilliard, Reporter: Monterey Greene, Reporter: Ioan Kohl, Reporter: Ann de Carteret, Reporter: Betty Edmunds, Reporter: Gloria Dinwiddie, Iunior Editor tpicturesj: Frances Sader, Reporter. ROW 2-Mary Lou Shaver, Reporter: Darlene Caster, Iunior Editor lwrite-upsl: Wanda Brewer, Senior Reporter: Russell Cotiman, Athletic Reporter: Johnny Nyhius, Athletic Reporter: Neil Sweeny, Student Photographer: lean O'Neill, Editor: Irene Minch, Reporter: Geneve Purvis, Sophomore Reporter. Camera shy, Doris Clerqet, Muriel Wallace. Miss Hertzlaerq, Advisor: Iean O'Neill, Editor: Shirley Remmen, Business Manager: Mr. McWhorter, Ad- visor. AD STAFF - Lower Picture ROW 1-Luwanna Kersey, Shirley Remmen, Donna Stone, Kathy Henderson. Mr. McWhorter, Advisor: Mary Fortier. Ioan Hinricks, Irene Hyland, lva Atkinson. ROW 2-Retha Conlon, Marilyn Thorniley. Bill Staatz, Larry Wadsworth, Roy Moceri, Chuck Wadsworth. Ioe Stone, Aleatha Dieatrick, Muriel Rutledge. Camera shy: Doris Ward, Alyce Larsen. s J TV .T 3 U, Sv f' x U Of ..:.- ,ls ROW ROW ROW Came ROW ROW Came ROW ROW ROW .43 vf v JP nf , . , L. ... J 41 x R. ., .. is -t as 015 ...at ' LATIN CLUB ' 1-Mrs. Stevens, Advisor: Lorelle Oren, Frances Portmann, Audrey Hales, Louise Cope, Mary lane Knoblauch, Linnea lohnson, Laurel Bayless, Twila Moody, Bonnie Moody. 2-Melvin Treisch, Eugene Wallace, Iim McCoy, Barbara Kenoyer, Betty Louicks, Mary Fortier, Dor- othy Rutledqe, Irene Schenk, Iune Iorgenson, Pauline Harrison, Noma Young. 3-Bill Hilden, Stanley Ellexson, Larry Wadsworth, loe Stone. Sigmund Brudevold. I0hl lnY SGQGYI Iudy Barry. Betty Hansen. Irene Minch, lack Courtney, Bob Chaplin, Mary Burwell. ra Shy: Alice Hinricks, Geneve Owen, Bill Pyier, Allyn Smith. F. F. A. l-Fred Soulier, Walter Baur. Iim Eaton, Lawrence Riley, Albert McCoy, Charles Sturqis, Duane Magee, Louis Iensen, Leon Davis. Z--Mr. Mahoric, Advisor: Denzel Staples, Bruce Nelson. George Egqe, Edgar Kaelin. Allyn Sturgis, David Sutter, Frank Swetz, Carl Iacobson, Ken Myers, Rudy Bukovich. ra Shy: Robert Pavlich, Don Lee. SPANISH CLUB l-Don Couch, Mrs. Stevens, Advisor: Ann de Carteret, Laurel Hilliard, Helen Stacy, Caroline Potter, Mary Lou Shaver, Naomi Tollefson, Ieanne Pagni, Evelyn Byers, Ioan Storhow, Mildred Cheesman. 2-Gene Nedrow, Bruce Rea. Roy Moceri, loanne Hinricks, Geneve Purvis. Ioan Kohl, Shirley Swezey, Montery Greene. Nadine Conlon, Ieanne Burton, Elaine Carson. 3-Loren Thomas, Iim Cade. Iim Hill, Kenneth Thompson, Ioe Cade, Gloria Ellexson, Norma Divel- bliss. Betty Harris, Caroline Mercer, Ianice McMillan, Ken McDaniels, Franklin Isacs. Camera Shy: Merle Cheesman, Kenneth Levack, Pat Riddell. M, 0 N ff I , C Q f' 9 C , 1 4' 1 I .. as ' CC OG sk .xr 'I fs AA +44 ART CLUB ROW 1-Deana Headwall, Claire Headwall, Luwanna Kersey, Kathy Henderson. loan Kohl, Laurel Hil- liard, Mabel Hanson, Arbutus La Crosse, Iune Larson. ROW 2- Miss Hertzberg, Advisor: Dorthea Baumqartner, Pauline Nicholson, Marion Orton, Lola Curtis, Evelyn Smith, Anna Mae Reno, Donna Woods, Arlene Nesher. ROW 3-Shirley La Crosse, Herbert Nicholson, lack Huntington, Fred Minch, Bruce Rea, Larry Wads- worth, Don Henderson, Keith Egqert, Harry Malloy. Camera Shy: Darwin Hurst, Mary Stuhr, Beryl Waller, Ieanne Burton, Alice Hinricks, Pat Simnitt, Iean O'Kelly, Grace Burbank. Iohn Geiger, Stan Larsen. KNIGHTS OF THE SHIELD Alan Smith, Harland Dinwiddie, Denny Frye, Eugene Tribou, Leslie Adams, Bill Riddle, Eugene Wallace, Mr. Mahoric, Advisor. LIBRARIANS Mrs. Dolan. Advisor: Alice Sehlin, Betty Loucks, Shirley Remmen, Peggy Woodhead, Arbutus LaCrosse. Loretta Myers. f f ,f' If of 1' OFFICE GIRLS -- Top Picture Lorraine Olaison, Alice Sehlin, Alyce Larsen, Miss Iohnson, Advisor, Joy Benham, Kathy Henderson, Io Collier. STRING ENSEMBLE - Center Picture Twyla Swannack, Geneve Sorenson, Buster Quinn. Iune Iorqenson, lim Cole, Doris Word, Camera shy: Danny Mickey, Emmett Wilson, Roselyn Seller, Miss Blue, Advisor. WAR BOND AND STAMP SALES GIRLS -Bottom SERVICE FLAG COMMITTEE 4 Bottom Right Left ROW liMary lane Knoblauch, Kathy Henderson HOW 1fArbutus La Crosse, Iva Atkinson, Io Collier, lean O'K9nY- ' - - - Q ROW 2 -f-- Shirley Goddard, Bill Staatz, Miss Austin ROW 2-Eg:-Jieotorhow, Geraldine Filkms, Muriel Rut Advisor: Mary Lou shaver. Camera shy: Vera Blackadder. Carema Shy: Alethecl Dieatrick. J, f r ff 1 f ff I nf ,' 1 g e x Q A I f ,ff Vvzf 'WMV gf! ' X X, xx 91 1 ' '4 VJJ rg' fjkk X 5 . ?,gF.,j-..L xx' A , M f' R '22 H' X' F' I if ' Q 54 Qi . X ' X, NJ -,f jf W 5 Xf rl D C X xx XY 3 U ' If jig X N- ' X H ff f A ' X My if If ' M X If ff df X Z1 X tw I X L .x-xsixk ' . Bfj M NX Q WM jf w f V Q Hy! w JJ! .fy XO SITTING-Merlin Corbin, Ffflllny Luhtala. Bob Byrd, Iules Potters, Dwight Swarthout, Pat Gordon, Roy Mocerl. 2nd ROW-Harry Malloy. Mgr., Bill Pyfer, Iohn Sperb, Keith Eqgert, Andy Hellinq, Gordon Steele. Charles Wadsworth. Bill Stacrtx, Blaine Hanni. Larry Wadsworth, 3rd ROW-Iohn Sager, Ioe Cade, La Von Kreuqer, Bill Hilden, Ronnie Pannell, Gordon Voiles, Kenneth Courtney, Blll Sesbsr, Rudy Bukovich, Dewey Nutter, lack Courtney, Stan Oren, Bob Lucus, Darwin Hurst. Ronnie Vollol, Denny Frye, Coach McCoy. CAMERA SHY-Fred Minch, lack Carlson, Marlo Choeunan. Football This year the Sumner Spartans started out the football season under a new coach, Mr. Edward Frank McCoy. Coach McCoy was born in Butte, Montana, September 13, 1910. He went to school in Butte until after his Sophomore year. He then moved to the neighboring city of Tacoma and there in Lincoln High School he proceeded to make himself a name in athletics. Upon completing high school he entered the College of Puget Sound where he played football, but especially excelled in track, and won several awards. After finishing college he was offered a position at Wapato where he stayed until coming to Sumner. Coach McCoy not only made a name for himself in high school athletics but also in the field of music. He was known to be quite a Iunior Frank Sinatra and about this time was seriously considering the wb - prospects of becoming a concert artist on his violin. While in college, he informs us, that he was a l very studious young man, taking part in none of l the usual escapades of a college student, although i he somehow obtained the nick-name Choo-Choo. l Coach McCoy is now married and has a two-year-old 1 daughter, Sharon. l He enjoys almost any sport, especially skiing, ice skating. tennis and bowling. He likes to read, and listens to symphonies every chance he gets. This year, the first time in several years, Coach McCoy or- ganized a track team in addition to football and bas- ketball. Next year we'll be seeing him again and we know he's whipping our basketball, football and l track teams into championship material. l This year we had one of the largest football turn- ,Q outs in the last ten years. After two weeks practice V, Q -S' l the Spartans played Enumclaw on the Sumner field 1 and beat them 6 to 0. Sumner outplayed the Tigers tt'i ,A the whole game but could only put the ball over L ' 1 the line once. 7:4 'A - A- Je The next game was up at Kent where the carefree Spartans won 20 to 6. They still didn't act as if they Coach MCCOY were a ball club. km FOOTBALL ACTION PICTURE ootball 1 ' th Auburn Trojans at Sumner and the Purple and Then the Spartans exploded. They were paying e Gold cleaned off the bench in order to hold the Trojan's score at the zero mark. The score was 35 to 0, neyed home on the long e ball club. The next week Sumner traveled to over Park. After a bruising game, they jour- The Spartans then played their first afternoon game at Cl nd of a 26 to 12 score. No longer was there any doubt as to their ability as a Kirkland and was just about knocked off the unbeaten list. They f'nall put the game on ice in the last three minutes of the game. The final score was 12 to 6. 1 Y The Spartans' bubble then broke as they were taken into camp by their rivals, the Puyallup Vikings. thorou hly outplayed the whole ball game. They just couldn't The score was 18 to U. The Spartans were g catch or hold on to the Puyallup backs. Proving they could lose and come back, the Spar- tans played Highline on a muddy field. The Pirates were definitely one of the best teams in the league. After taking a beating all day Sumner finally scored on a long pass play. They then fought desperately and kept the Pirates from scoring and came home with a 7 to O win. The next game proved to be the Spartans' best game of the year. The league leading Renton Indians carrying an unbeaten season moved into the Spar- tan lair. When they came out they were in a tie for first place with Sumner and Puyallup. Sumner pulled the same pass play that beat l-lighline and emerged with a 6 to 0 victory. ln the last game of the season, Sumner journeyed to Buckley and in a sea of mud Sumner outplayed and oughtfought to lose l2 to U to the Mountaineers. This loss put Sumner in third place for the season with Renton retaining their championship and Puyal- lup coming in second. .- YQ ' 3 4 l . 1' -Q ks, sq.: -. ,fs ' X rf 'N' , I -.six S 7-f Ah , J ' ' NH Khin YELL LEADERS STANDING-Charles Wadsworth. BOTTOM HOW-Shirley SwezoY.I0hnny Nyhuis. Peggy Woodhoad. I DAQ: S+ -i . . gk ll l l A L3 .,. ..,. we ll ,M ,, -...,, . ss... bi ss' if 15 D t l ' 0 r 'l if .-of ii it f .. . 1' ' FU Football Individuals Bill Seeber, tackle. Two-year letterman. Very rugged on de- fense and offense. Noted for his powerful shoulder-high tackles. Senior. Honorable mention All-Conference. Bob Byrd. back. Second year letterman. Specialized in line plunging. A very powerful defensive player. Iunfor. Honorable mention All-Conference. Rudy Bukovich. tackle. First year out. A very rugged boy. Senior. Dwight Swarthout. halfbaclr. A fast runner, two-year letter- man. Fair on the defense. He injured his leg and was forced out of active play about the middle of the sea- son. Iunior. Pat Gordon, tackle. Won letter first year out. He gained valuable experience this year. Watch this boy next year. Sophomore. Stan Oren. guard. The first year out he won his letter. Stocky and rugged. He gave the starting guards quite a time for their positions. Senior. Gordon Voiles. end. Second year on the squad. Good on defense, good blocker. Hampered with injuries for most of the season. Senior. Roy Moceri. tackle. Another Sophomore. A stump on de- fense, hardest man on the squad to move. Keep your eyes on him. Sophomore. Merlin Corbin. hallback. Good passer. He played defensive half. A slippery runner, especially in open field. An- other second-year letterman and a good all around player. Iunior. lack Courtney. tackle. Good blocker and tackler. Smart and aggressive. Iack played his best ball under pressure. Bill Staatz. converted from tackle to a center where he played his best ball. A bear on defense backed up the line. His size made him outstanding on offense in the T-formation. Honorable mention All-Conference. Watch him next year. Junior. Gordon Steele. halfback. The shiftiest man on the squad, first year. The T-formation suited his speed and shifti- ness perfectly. We hated to loose him to the Navy. Senior. Franny Luhtala, quarterback. Captain, play caller. All-Con- ference first team. He played safety on defense, a good passer and runner. Senior. Blaine Hanni. end. All-Conference second team in his first year out. Best defense on the squad. Stood out on pass catching. Iunior. Keith Eggert. guard. A three-year letterman. Small but rugged. Specialized in submarining opposing guards. Honorable mention All-Conference. His experience will be greatly missed next year. Senior. Iules Potter. halfback. A three-year letterman. All-Confer- ence second team. Backed up line on defense. Slow but powerful runner who did the kicking. Senior. Ken Courtney, played well at end. A threevyear letterman and was out most of the season with a broken finger. l-le played latter part of season with cast on his finger. Senior. Iohn Sperb. guard. All-Conference second team. A three- year letterman, good blocker and tackler. He will be missed greatly next year. Winner of the Inspirational Award. Senior. Basketball Coach Ed McCoy started out the basketball season wrth one lone veteran The outflt was made up mostly of Sophomores so the future looks pretty brtght They started the season at the Armory rn Tacoma playmg Stadlurn rn one quarter and were taken mto camp l4 to Z by a group of larky veterans Then they played rn he Puget Sound League lamboree and gave Renton an awful scare before bowrng IU defeat lf to 12 After thrs the Spartans started playrna practrce games Frrst of all they beat Bellarmlne of Tacoma l9 to l7 Then they played Lmcoln and were beaten 34 to 8 but 1n playmg Lincoln rn a return game they dtd better The next gr ne was wrth Stadlum and once more they were defeated 5 to 5 These losses drd not stop the Spartans however and they started on a three game wlnnmg streak beatxng Kapowsln ftrst 59 to 28 Aluout thls trme the League play started The Spartans played at Enum law rn the openmg game and beat them 27 to l3 The second game was played at Auburn wtth Sumner flnally Wm nrng 29 to Z7 The Spartans then played host to the Kent Vandals and went down to defeat after a thrxllmg game The fmal score was 33 to '42 T sy were then overwhelmed by the laver Park Warrlors 58 to 30 Then the tall Klrkland Kangaroos frnally got revenge for last years lone defeat by beatmg Sumner 58 to 37 The next game Sumner traveled to Puyallup and took a lrckrng from the Vtkrngs GO to 30 Hlghlme then came to Sumner to defeat the Spartans 52 to rl The next game was t Renton and th Spartans gave he lndtans a ba le before ftnally los mg 5 to 29 In the last game of the seas n he Buckley Mountaineers Carre to town and beat Sumner 48 to 33 Thts ended the l944 45 season of the Sumner Spartans lt was somewhat drfferent from the year be re when Sumner ame w th1n one game of wmnmg the Champlonshrp Although hetght and expertence was agcrnst tltern they battled every came and never qult rn any game no matter what the odds he green Sophomores prclced up valuable experrence durmg the year and W1 h a ltttle fnore age and growtl should be good next year 1' Nfl QV TOP HOW Pat Gordon Merle Cheesman lack Hunhnqlon Ioe Cade Eugene Tnbou Lyle Clerqet BOTTOM ROW Andy Hellmq Franny Luhlala Bob Cole Duane Magee La Von Kruger B111 Pyler Basketball lndlvlduals PAT GORDON Sophomore Forward MERLE CHEESMAN Sophomore Forward IACK HUNTINGTON Sophomore Forward IOE CADE Sophomore Center FUGENE TRIBOU Sophomore Center E 11rx1 1 LYLE FLERGET Sophomore Guard Xl ANDY HELLING Iumor Guard M I bl! 1 1 lf X1 BOB COLE Iunxor Center 1 1 DUANE MAGEE Sophomore Guard LA VON KREUGER Iunlor Forward B'I.L PYFFR Sophomore Handy Man l l lx' ll l I V 7 0 ' Y . vlllllii :1 fl11 11 1,1 lll ll 1 11l 1' I 1 , ,1,1 MH nf . 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Prophecy Thrs rs an account on HOW MODERN INDIANS LIVE recorded by Mrchael Patrrck Finnegan the famous Swede Fm negan noted for hrs dangerous explorts tells rn thrs report of hrs helrcopter trrp to the Indran Country rn 1955 A D After a long tedrous tourney of seven mrnutes and seven seconds I came to the peaceful lrttle vrllage of I-IUBA HUBA Thrs lrttle tepee town rs located on a hrgh plateau called Lost I-Iorrzon Its rnhabrtants are strange Indrans who traveled from Sumner Washrngton and seerng thrs peaceful spot decrd d to drop everythrng and do somethrng about rts peacefulness Nearrng the vrllage I was attracted by one of the warrrors a Frank Srnatra Volles wanderrng through the hrlls pourrnq out hrs soul rn a melody that echoed through the woods He strll walks alone I meandered towards the gate Of the town and I was greeted by one of the chleftarns Walkre Talkre Potter He told me wrth modest prrde that he was the tepee towns Chref Drplomat and Champron Speech Maker It seems that each year a contest is held and thrs warrror has the flflluml Gblllllf 10 Say the least rn the most words Once rnsrde the gate I was personally escorted to the leadrng hotel by Bookre Tollefson owner of the Grand Plaza Hotel Bookre frrst started out rn busrness wrth a two story wrgwam but the tenants kept fallrng down to the frrst floor and so he decrd d to burld q stqtlongry hotel On the way to the hotel I saw Get em For Sure Remmen madly runnrng up the boulevards strll chasrng Merchant Ma rrnes tThrs trme they are Iunrorsl Three bewhrskered and unshaven tramps Leslre Adams Freddre Mlnch and lack Carlson bumped rnto us They were supportrng therr trous rs each by a srngle suspender that looked lrke rt was headed lUf'l?!!'last roundup I questroned them as to why they were leadrng such a lazy lrfe and they replred that they were trav elrng for the experrencegan empty stomach was therr only experrence so far they admitted Upon my arrrval at the hotel I found rt was managed by Always Ready Sturges He got the job when he trred to sell the hotel a subscrrptron to Esqurre they thought he was so clever Later that nrght I rnqurred as to sources of entertamment offered by the Indran town and was told by the sherla at the rnformatron desk Blondie Owens that the feature attrac tron at the roof garden of the hotel at present was Down Beat Cole and hrs Tom Toms They featured I-Iot Lrps Coffman and hrs tootrng trumpet and the famous Two Rrpples andaSplash Streamlrned Curtrs Evelyn Smith and Gordre Vorles Dramond Irm Brady Bukovrch now owns hrs own Burlesque Show REDSKIN FOLLIES The mam attractrons at present berng Bubbles Larson and Oueenre Nehser performrng wrth Tomahawks can you thrnk of a better way for protection from the Warlrng Wolves of the Warrror Academy? Sonya Henre Ellexson rs the star of Rollercapades dorng her lrqhted Bow and Arrow Act Usrng therr experrences at Kings Irrsh 0NellI and Irresrstable Brewer furnrsh the clown act prckrng out rnnocent sarlors from the audrence to assrst them when they fall down and cant get up In the lobby of the show house Buck drsplays hrs famous collectron of antique souvenrrs he collects them at random I frnally decrded to take rn the double feature at the Wrgwam Theater I-IOW TO GET YOUR MAN wrth the three wrts Carolrne Barnum Paulme Harnson and Caroline Mercer was the frrst attractron The other feature was KISS ME AGAIN AND AGAIN starrtng Ilhant to Be Alone Stone and Vrctor Mature Barber It rs the latters last prcture for some trme hrs Chref mterest at present rs rarsrng lrttle Babellngs My next stop was the Opera House where that Redskm Nrghtrngale Lrly Pons Storhow and Barrel chested Lucas have the leads rn the opera THF BAKER OF SEVILLE I brought my opera glasses wrth me and so I started usrng them qazrng rnto the wrngs and charrs I spled that dazzlrng Alyce Larson wrth of all people that athlete of all athletes Francrs Grrdrron Luhtahla who rs strll qurte the man about town Every Saturday afternoon he demonstrates hrs athletrc abrlrty for the krridres at the Ball Park He rs offrcral referee at all league games I-lavrng a lot to talk over Admrral Gordon Steele General Stanley Oren and Flrght Commander Robert Garrett retrred to a quret sectron reserved for therr mrlrtarrstrc con Versatron Down rn the front row was Dorothy Drx Orton wrrtrng her column for the next day She has her own column Qrvrng advrce to I-IUBA I-IUBA lovelorn Comrng down arsle three was the Brg Chref Himself Kerth Eqgert wrth hrs Frrst Lady guess who? I learned that at present they have only one Stretch two to go The chref uses Marme tactrcs to run the town Over rn the left wrng sat Henry Karser Drnwxddre owner of Brg Canoe Yards on Lake Washrwrllre I-Ie was escorttng hrs prrvate secretary Mary Lou Forrest who was wearrng a Mrnk Coat srnce when do secretarres get pard so much that they can buy therr own Mrnk coats Last but not least rn the back row I saw Everythrng Happens to Me An drews Presrdent of the local Ladres Ard and Edrtor of the Daily Bla Index lt was gettrng qurte late so I called a taxr and headed for the hotel The drrver was Wee Brt Riddell who told me that he was so used to cartrng the grrls around at Sumner that he thought rt would pay drvldends rf he went rnto busrness for hrmself At the entrance of the Grand Plaza I was greeted by two doormen Watch em Hove and Look em Ledhe all dressed up rn therr Indran garb They let out a whoople and two bellboys came to my assrstance They rmmedrately rushed me off to my room lrke a flash of lrghtnmg held out therr hands and rntroduced themselves as Speed m Up Solherm and Flashy Pants Wakeireld I slrpped them each a nrckel on the side I had no more than retrred to my room when a knock came at the door A cute lrttle mard brought me up a mrdnrght snack tcomplrments of the hotell Rememberrng my noted audacrousness I asked her name whrch brought back the reply that rt was Irene and rest was a Rrddle I couldnt figure that part out maybe you can-anyway I got the cold shoulder thrs trme a fellow hoteler Wrlton lohns stuck hrs head out of hrs door and polxtely but frrmly told me to shut up so he could frnrsh readmg hrs Shakespeare I fmally got to bed and I had the most hectrc dream I dont qurte understand why but I dreamed the Indrans were after me all the trme They were all women led by that ruthless manhunter Baby Face Rutledge who was accompanred by Vrrgrnny Whitehouse Sugar lgroiggrrtx, Muscles Henderson and Snookums Sehlln Truthfully I dont know how I escaped these dangerous srrens I learne ater that thrs tepee town has always suffered a man shortage datrng back to the days rn Sumner After breakfast Cuddles Frlkms came to strarghten up my room so I headed for the street I bumped rnto Mabel Hanson wheelrng a baby carrrage wrth twms rn rt Apparently she had grven up her school teacher posrtron to retrre and look what she got Very soon I came to a crrcus that was progressrng rn an old alley Mrlly Cheesman and Boots La Crosse were dorng a strong woman act exertmg every muscle rn therr bodres settrng up ten prns Flyrng through the arr wrth the greatest of ease were those sensatronal trapeze artrsts Lorrarne Olalson and Garnet Percy At the swrmrnrng pool rn the crrcus tent Helen Merriman was grvrng her aquatrc demonstratron of dog paddlrng boy what a form she uses I heard a barker yellmg Step rrght up folks see Twrla Beans Moody grve her demonstratron of How to Get Rrd of Olrve Prts The barker was Bobby Krrkwood who barks for all the other features too Further down the street I came face to face wrth a fascrnatrng Totem Pole What was more fasctnatrng rt walked by rts lf Shorty Courtney was rnsrde of rt and Faithful lohn Sperb was leadrng him wrth a lrttle chain They advertrsed the REDSKIN FOLLIES I stepped rnto the drug store and the drugarst Ernstern Coffman told me of hrs drscovery of a new prll TAKE IT OR LIVE A drstrngurshed lookrng customer WrldB1ll Hrchcock Seeber came rn lookrng very super lrke rn hrs fancy duds sportrng a full headdress and a peaceptpe Once more rn the street I saw Laurel Bayless loy Bonham Grace Burbank lookrng the town over for the rrght man These glrls told me that lean OKelly and Dottre Peasely were lrvrng rn a duplex wrgwam srnce they both had one thmg rn common the Navy On a brllboard Stan Larson was parntrng a srgn advertrsmg the comrng appearance of Brenda Conlon and Cobrna Kersey Thrs parr rs gettrng to be a professronal ROTC trrght off the cobl On a soap box Irene Williams preached Squaw Suffrage whrle that syncopatrng crooner Iohnny Nyluls sat rubbrng two sucks together and sang IDont Want to Set the World On Frre I came upon a huge srgn that sard Wrlson and Radley Real Estate Agents our slogan IS WE SFLL YOU BUY and we back up our slogan clear to the edge of the clrff Hearrng a famrlrar tune come out of a doorway I rnvestrgated and found Anna Mae Reno and Dorrs Ward teachrng a class of lrttle Indrans War Dances Knowrng that I soon must leave thrs charmrng lrttle town I wandered off rnto the forest to rnhale rts fragrance By a lrttle rrpplrng brook sat Mousy Patty Harvel brardrng her harr whrle further down stream Pussy Ray Mocerr sat frshrng he caught one mocassrn Three lrttle teepees were srtuated not far away and I stalked over to see what I could see In a lrttle crrcle sat june Iorqenson Shrrley Ulrickson and Donna Woods poundrng corn meal to therr hearts content They told me of Vera Blackadder the town s socrety matron who has two mards Paulrne Nrcholson and lean MacKenz1e who whrle workrng for her worked therr Irngers to the bone Lookrng to the east I spred the arrfreld and there was Danny MrckeY an avrator tryrng to teach Baby Blue Eyes Stuhr how to fly It seems Mary always comes rn on a wrng and a prayer As I went back rnto town I decrded that all good thtngs must come to an end so I would have to start homeward I was grven a grand adreu by all the townsfolk Shrrley Goddard the presrdent of the local umversrty gave the farewell ahddaessl I wars Ihen escorted to the arrfreld by the Ladres Uplrft Socrety headed by Aleatha Dleatrlck They always grve one te ma sen of Now as I recall the trlp to the prcturesque vrllage and rts rnhabrtants all I can say rs blub blub blub The lrttle msn tn the whrte coats Just told me I would have to go to sleep They dont belreve me when I tell them about Huba HUYJG but rt s true I know because I was there Ill say so long for another year and add one frnal word blub . . ., ,. . . . 1 . - . , . . t . , r - . 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VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM KNEELING-Darlene Caster, Shirley Remmen, Gloria Dinwiddie. STANDING-Shirley Swezey, Betty Loucks, Irene Shank, Mariorie Mallum, lean O'Neill, Miss lune Schlauch, Advisor: Alice Sehlin. Charlotte Ransom, Donna Stone, Betty Edmunds, Lorr'.i1e Moriarity. GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year there was a Very good turnout from all the classes for girls' basketball. Shortly after school started the captains were elected and teams organized. Olive May Whitehouse was chosen as the Senior captaint Betty Loucks, the lunior captain, and Shirley Thompson, the Sophomore captain. The Sophomore class had three teams, the Senior and Iunior class each had two. The teams played each oi the other teams twice. After the first round the Iunior A team was ahead with the Senior A team in second place. The next round of games was similar to the first. Once more the two top teams, the lunior and Senior A teams, met, this time in front ot the student body. After a rough and tough game the Iuniors won the championship. The Senior and lunior A teams each played the Girls' Alumnae team. A good time was had by all on these occasions. To wind up the girls' basketball season the annual Basketball Banquet was held. Shirley Hemrrien, the honorary basketball captain, acted as Master ol Ceremonies. The program consisted of a skit from each class and several individual performances. It was at this time those chosen by Miss Iune Schlauch and Coach McCoy for the honor basketball team were announced. Monday night, March iQ, the honorary team once more was called out to play the Girls' Alumnae team. After a very close game the honorary team won, 26 to 27. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 7 Top Left VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS - Top Right Edith Morse, Darlene Caster, Gloria Dinwiddie, Betty KNEELING-Betty Edmunds. Loucks, Betty Edmunds, Irene Schenk, Na- ROW l--Shirley Swezey, Darlene Caster, Irene dine Conlon. Schenk, Betty Loucks, Gloria Dinwiddie. BASEBALL TURNOUTA Lower Picture KNEELING-Betty Loucks, Mary Burwell, Betty Grodviq, Ann de Carteret, Loralee Caster, Pat Riddell, Lucille Wickman, Olive Whitehouse, Loraine Moriarty, Edith Morse. ROW I-Miss I. Schlauch, Advisor: Carolyn Barnum, lean O'Neill, Wanda Brewer, Darlene Caster, Gloria Dinwiddie, Mary Fortier, Irene Schenk, Betty Edmunds, Charlotte Ransom, Donna Stone, Shirley Remmen, Marqorie Mallum, ROW 2-Ruth Anderson, Carolyn Mercer, Rosemary Kruger, Bonnie Moody, Irene Hyland, Garnet Percy, Pauline Harrison, Barbara Goodwin, Ioan Hinricks, Monterey Greene, Shirley Swezey, Nadine Conlon, Leta Vittetoe, Audrey Hales, This ye mrs volleyball sc :six :s stared '-'l'1'?l the Chcosirifg cl team cfiyfcms. jarilyn Bizr- 'rrri was Clin:-swrr by tho Sftrilfrs ti, if 'liflr 5,111 :1r1, Evty E'lllILllI lS was fihwsfifi E7 TI1' l'J?1CYS ' r the lumrrr fviptfiiri rrwl ll :ry E':r':.'f if 'md f' in lklllllllqkfi uw-rf chosen lpy 'Ev Scplifittiiros for 'life Sflplirrrrwrff rfiptfiirr. Tlrfirf wfrf l'l ll'1ll quls from efrll class lor two tfiims trim ll :f'l1 'lass rrl f 'iclz lffllll plwyf-fl fill 'f 'lx MH' is iw: 1, AEM: tlrw first l',llll'l of qfrrirf :Q 'lf lumix Iss ',-las rx tip fifvr fi vfry 'jlfss-' IT fr ' 1'l1 ' fl',IS. This rut tix' lurzvrs in firs' rrffif f li':'11riii lfs' no mugs 'rzgfl 'En Sfrirxrs irr :Lf 'f mi gl 'ixrrfg ips! rw qarxtf tu 'life lurrlffzs. 'H-T sifgifri fflfij 'iff lumurs arrffr mmf lf-fit 'ly fl' r.1'3s 1 inf ml' 'Exe Vfxllf ylfzil Chfrrripl' rt: J '45 'Witlz 'lu' f ', mmm ff ,norms ' :uf 'l.- I'1S?I,lil sf :s'ri. lr: this spurt tlfrf ,Jfrf rt, ,'l'1l. Girls to lyr. 'f'- wif 'ham 'fn frf: ' :Ge Tw 'zrffirrs fr: kcscbrll wore: lfpzrr Cllilll, Eiriairf Herne glvirk, j'.lI.l.lf licszzrrzry' Kxizxge 4 3' 1915 :L 5,3 :Lira-. tb' WAR LOAN WORKERS ROW Bill Hrlden Larry Wadsworth Bob Byrd Blll Staatz lack Courtney Bob Chaplin Iohn Sperb Merlln Corbin Bill Pyler lohn Sager Ioe Stone Roy Mocerl Bruce Rea Bxll Wheeler ROW Gordon Vorles Iva Atlunson Lorraine Moriarty Laurel Hrlhard Betty Grodvlg Ioanne Ward Louise Lee Elarne Carson lean Pagnx Arlalne Nehser Pat Rrddell Patty Harvrll Dorothy Peas ley Noma Young Mr Wadsworth ROW Ieanne Burton Io Colller Geneva Owens Laurel Bayless Carohne Potter Barbara Cottman Helen Merriman Lucille Wxclrman Marilyn Andrews Murxel Rutledge Darlene Caster Shirley Swezey Maxine Stevens Wilton Johns Ken Courtney ROW lean ONeill Ioan Stohow Marva lean Cotter loan Hmrrchs Ioan Kohl Shirley Remmen. Mildred Cheesman Ann deCarteret Ioan Warrick Geneve Purvis Dorothy Rutledge Ioanne Ward Russell Cottman lohnny Nyhuis ROW Louis Iensen Conrad Larson Donna Woods Caroline Barnum Gloria Ellexson Marlon Orton Wanda Brewer Mary Lou Forrest Nadine Conlon Barbara Kenoyer Betty Harris Aleatha Dreat rick Mary Lou Shaver lack Huntington Vern Iensen Camera shy not listed War Effort The success of the Sixth War Loan Drive was due almost entirely to the efforts of the high school students n the United States Mr Xtladsworth he chairman of the Sixth War Loan Drive in Sumner attests to the efficiency of hi high school workers by the fact that the students sold S761 650 worth of bonds during that drive This amount is enough to send our regards to the emperor of Iapan via one B29 the Sumner Swallow We hope that the Iapanese rcceive our swallows eggs in the spirit in whxch we are sending them Elaine C arson won first prize in the Sixth War Loan Drive and Ann deCarteret won second prize for being the two most energetic salespeople Another activity rneritmg attention was the purchase of stamps and bonds during the school year by the students and faculty of Sumner High. These purchases were made every Thursday, second period, and the dimes and quarters invested amounted to nearly 540,000 by the end of the year. The faculty cooperation helped greatly of course but the work was done principally by the students themselves. Those participating during the year were Geraldine Filkins, Chairmanp Iva Atkinson, Vero Blackadder, Irene Hyland Ioan Storhow, Stamp Cashiers, Muriel Rutledge Io Collier, Bond Clerks, and the various students from second period classes who acted as stamp salesmen. Generous donations were made by the students to the American Iunior Red Cross. Many other War Effort activities were undertaken that proved to be most successful. The girls' club supervised the collection of clothes and shoes for the Russian War Relief drive. Each student was asked tr contribute five pounds of clothing and a pair of shoes. The high school girls' club also undertook several proiects with each girl working on one of her preference. Thece groups made poke books, cross-word puzzle hooks, Christmas decorations, novelty gifts and many other useful and entertaining articles lor the patients at Madigan General Hospital, Fort Lewis VVashington. HALL OF FAME vf. IC! MWF 1 at Xxx' Njff l 'Q' I I , gt f A 5 g I ' .1 fgxtwq Ml X 7 U4 T Q Q Ap fl tj' ' 9 ' , J .. . V '11 ,-fa, IX 27? H ,.. ml 4 C ' 9' fa. I, 1? 2 G f jlkffff SSf',7lfl 09' blk. 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Two Sophomore stars. lo. Unusual Chicks for these three to have. .-1. Cute Chick. EE. Potter all slicked up. 16. Andy dandy de Carteret, 1 . All dressed up. 3. Mr. President. Funny woke. Bu Bu Cole. Uorilt Pruline Clerqet. Ioan takes time off. lust before parting. Miss Austin's assistant. Unimmrn' good. Bobby pin beauties. Eh, whats this? A birthday party. Ted W. and Lillian S. at Edqemont. Twink. Laurel. A few Seniors twelve years aqo. , B. Tompkins, , , l. Carlson D. Woods, , V. Ffackaddfr, '. Q'Neill Cz. Ellexsari, A. Renc, I. Macliienzir, , , P. Harrison, A. Dieatiick. Kl.'hirt's Pudy got? Sweet sixteen. 40 e napshots -1-M lunior Sophisiiccxtes. Hold 11 Sonja! Us fellows. Leek boysl A blend. Tllf' SHS QlIlS' moral builder. Ari! Ari! Wv'1'vo been slciinq. Tl1f- lWlQ Chmf find l11s pipe of pence. llllllll!TlYTl sounds qfvnrl Freddie. 'lk-Jo S-enicr Women. Three Spzrtcxneiies. Where :lid you buy the duiks boys? Dfzflcflil Queen. Ccrnerc Shy Rertirif-r1?? 9 A sailor on leave. 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