Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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Gff Work The future political leaders, scientists, teachers, and business men of our country may be found with- in the Walls of Sumner High School. Here in voca- tional, cultural and scientific studies students and teachers Work together. Through art, literature, music, history, lan- guage and science they strive to do away with ig- norance, prejudice, partisanship, and superstition and to replace these with understanding good will imagination, and enjoyment of culture In com merce, shop, home economics, and mathematics thcy look forward to a particular trade business or pro fession to be peifoimed with intelligence, skill, and competence CONTEST SOI-OISTS T0 BREMERTON Fl 1 in cally Kox alcnko dele e to the I- H convention at Belling ham Delegates to thc F H A Con Nentlon at Yancouxcr Kneel mg Part Jean hoch and Bar bira Doucett Standing Miss 1 race Gilkey advisor Marilyn Bickel Lonnie Rogers Qix

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acuffy HRS. MARY LOU OSBORNE--Central VVzishington Col- lege of l-Iduvation, B.A. in etluvation. Sophomore P.lG. and Health, Junior High choir, Junior High glee Clubs, Junior and senior high drill teams. Junior and senior high nonettes, Sophomore Class. KISS FLORENCE POOLE-Vniversity of VVashingt0n. B.A. Junior English and Senior linglish, Senior class advisor, Girls' Club program. HB. GEORGE KILLER,-College of Puget Sound, B.A. and B.lCd. l'. S. History, Civics, Health and P. E., Foot- hall, Senior Class Play, Boys' Club, Sophomore Class, School bus, Tennis, Basketball timer, Guidance. KISS EDNA SANDBI-OH-Linfield College, B.A. Latin. Spanish, Sophomore Lit, and Art, Junior t-lass, Latin and Art Clubs, Christmas Pageant, Girls' Club lie-ure-ation. ESS GBETL STBOH-Vnirersity of VVashington, B.S. Typing, Junior English, G.A.A. KISS GRACE GILKEY-Oregon State College, Home Economics, Future l-Iomemakers of America. KE. RICHARD KOHLER-Fniversity of YVyoming tat- tended C.P.S.J BS. M.A. Biology, Physics, and Psychol- ogy. Boys' Cluli, Junior vlass, and projector operators. HR. ERIC NELSON'-Fniversity of VVaShington, B.A. in music. Band and choir, Music assemblies. Five HR. HENRY 'KOHORIC--XV:ishington State College, B.S,, Yovational Certificzitn-, Yovational Agrivulture. l .l-YA.. Knights of the Shi:-ld, Senior Class, and gates at hall ganies. KISS EHHALINE SCHLAUCH-Linfield College, A.lS. Chemistry, Plane Geometry, Advanced algebra and Trigonometry, tlirs' Club, Girls' Club, and Student body books. HR. W. J. PETERKIN-Vniversity of Oregon. VVash- ington State College, and l'nive-rsity of VVashirigton. KS. Shorthand. Commercial Law. Office Training, and Bookkeeping, Business advisor for annual, gates at athletic contests. HR. ED HCCOY-College of Puget Sound, History. Civics and llrive-rs Training, Coavh for Football, Basket- ball and Track. HRS. DOROTHY PUTNAM-Offir'e Ser-rf-tary 'KISS EILEEN HOONAN-Nebraska State Teachers' College. Speech, Journalism. and Library. Spartan News and annual. KR. TRUE OUH-LETTE-Vlltshington State College. B.S. in l'.lC., B.A. in Industrial Arts and Military Science. Industrial Arts, Athletir- trainer for junior and senior athletif- teams, yell staff and pep assembly ad' visor, property advisor for all activities.

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YJ if dilu fill' Lorinda Kenoyer gets excused by Mrs. Putnam. Floyd Morse learns the use of a lathe. Leonard Lemke works at acetylene welding. Anita Lewis practices the flute. Clyde Marshall proud of his dairy cattle. JoAnn Garrett sews on an outfit in Home-Ec. Librarian, Joan Dunagan checks out books to Betty Keller and Merry Doolittle. COSCI1 MCCOY, Eva Beattie and D816 NiCh01SOI1 display the new drivers training car with sales- man Bob Templeman. Seven