Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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Kneeling-Fred Stump, Gordon Tebb. Row I left to right-Floyd Morse, Doreen McCoy, Kathy Kovalenko, Carol Johnson. Mary Sutter. Juan Soulier, liwsvniitrie Rutrglt-r, Zona Guranson, Boll Kovacevich. Row 2 left to right-.lack Martin, Fontecn Sawyer, Stanley Smith, Jim O'KeIly, Cot Zehnder, Jerry Doolittle. Row 3 left to right-Everett Foster, Billy Caster, Larry Knoblauch, Joel Calavang . Row 4 left to right-Rudy Hanson, Duane Siehl, Mackie McAllister. Vaiixierzt shy-Joe Cole and Tom Tebb. Student Gonna! The Student Council, governing body, representing the student body was led by President Tom Huff who weilded the gavel with authority. Other officers were: vice president, Tom Tebbg secretary, Arden deCarteretg and treasurer, Patty Jean Koch. Other active members include the president of Boys' and Girls' Club, a representative of the yell squad and an elected representative from each class, advised by the principal, Arne Strand. The group financially backed the football banquet, a dinner honoring the ticket-takers and sellers, and support to the music delegates to Missoula, Montana. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Council also organized the 'xi llfl-l'ATIllll lluff, president. Honor Society and Curtain fund to Bti rv, I fi Yu r'ght-Pa tty Jean Ko'h, ' ' ' . tlnmlsuifi'vi'1 .-Xrrlain tletlzirlteret, Secretai'y3 Whlch It donated Donatlonh loin Tmtb. vuw--pi'es1dt-nl. We!-e also made to the Conflrnunlty Chest Drive, The March of Dimes and ' ' the Red Cross. 'G' Ten

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Row i lcfl to right- Ronnie Fuller, Larry Knoblauch, Howard Hanson, Lionel Haywood, Fontz-en Sawyer, Al- lan Loucks, Jim llelmold. Alverne Nyhuis, Alice Doucn-ite, Arden do4':irte-ret, Vada Hoskins, Barbara Dou- vn-llv, Vonnii- Rogers, l'al Eckerd, Marilynn Malotl, Patty .lt-an Koch, Sylvia Larson. How 2 li-11 In right- Mr, Strand, Floyd Morse, Everett Foster. Ronnie Hyland. Glen lflllison, Delores Dalisky, lizirhirzt Hull, 4'Ul':llIt' Maittlivws, Dawn lrorsey, Georgene fl2lIlllllL'l'lllilSll'l' Shirley Sherman, Charlotte Mc- 1'onnwll, Anita I.:-wis, Geraldine Frye, Vivian Stevens, Clara Jean Ostrea. How Il lvff In 1-iglitgXV:ill5' Sihlwrl, .lon-l Ualavan, Fred Stump, Jim Shaver, Bob Abbott, .I4-an Coffie. Joanne Rock, lirin Kingston, .Ioan llunagan, l'arol Snider, Barbara Snider, lion Pole, Pat llazvl. Huw fl:-fl In right-Gary Lawlis, lid Hannus, Stanley VVillard, David Z4-hnder, John Ilcnzler, Tom Matthews, Hill Hale-h, Sharon Scott, Vvnona l'are-l, Zona Goranson Roh Pre-ssler, Dick XVheeler. l'ZllIll'l'll Sllyf-Vlilllll 'l't-lib, Lucia Allen. nor Society The newly organized Honor Society is a charter member of the National Honor Society in which only students maintaining a B average may take part. At least one semester of honor roll is required to qualify for membership. The group collected clothes for the under-privileged children of foreign countries as their ser- vice project. The organization was formed by the Student Council in the 1950-51 season and is advised by prin- cipal Arne Strand. 1 , 1 oys and gtrfs Sfafe Various activeclubs within the community sponsored four students to attend the annual Ameri- can Legion Boys' and Girls' State held on the campus of the Central Washington College of Educa- tion at Ellensburg. Those attending from Sumner were Lorinda Kenoyer, Patty Jean Koch, Joel Calavan and Jim O'Ke1ly. The delegates took part in the ten-day sessions, learning the functions and operations of city, county and state governments. Reports were made to the 'A citizens of the community on the progress of the groups at the session. Boys' State and Girls' State delegates to Ellensburg: Left to right-Joel Calavan. Lorinda Kenoyer, Patty Jean Koch, Jim O'Kelly. Leaders Conference delegates to the Uni- ' versity of TVashing- ton-Arden deCarteret and Tom Huff. Eleven