Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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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

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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.

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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