Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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BOYS CLUB CABINET I t Flghl 4h1p Jllll Olxcllx 'lndmg T I ul' r 4 xmern shy Jme Cole Jerry Ball oys L OfflCeIS of thls years Boys Club were Joel Calavan presxdent Gordon Tebb v1ce presldent and Jlm OKelly The Boys Club of Sumner Hlgh has a membersh1p composed of all the boys m the hlgh school The purpose of th1s club 1s school betterment and the promotlon of better school spxrxt were held at Wh1Ch many fme fllms were shown and at whxch speakers appeared Among the speakers were alumm who spoke on college l1fe COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN eated mm r L b In x lcex bvmdmg -11+ 1 dw fm The mam act1v1ty of the club was Courtesy Week Courtesy Week was sponsored fo1 the pur Inn Shuer chmr an f 4 mm, pose of lmprovmg the school and the com XX wk munlty Durmng thxs week a student panel a faculty forum and outslde speakers 1n cludlng Mr Harshman from P3ClflC Luth eran College and Rev Olson from the Tacoma KIWHDIS appeared 1n assemblles Thls years 3CtlVltl9S were under the dlrectxon of M1 Kohler and Mr Mlller Twelve Let o 'V' ---.lm 1':1lz1x'un, Gordon 'IN-lub, Don ' 2 lin. SI. ' 1 Alllia- .I 'nn l. 1 fz . '- 1 , , ' , 7 ' ' 1 1 , ' . ' - ' . ' Y 7 ' , ' ' At Christmas time the boys contributed for baskets for the needy. Once each month meetings S ' -J' SllllYl' . 'U 'Q 'L 'iK'h. . Q D ' . ' - 1- 'z 1 '. . Env cu. Q, .wi . . - Y Y - . , , . . X . 'l . at In it , - HV L NJA A ' -., N i 1

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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

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GIRLS' CLUB CABINET Row 1 left to right--Rosemary Hunt er, Arden deCarte-ret, Rosemarie Buergler, Lorinda Kenoyer Row 2 left to right-Barbara Hall Joan Dunagan, Sharon Scott, Donna Swezey . Row 3-Miss Schlauch, advisor GIRLS' CLUB COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN lion 1 lt-YI to riglul G1-rzilslitiw Fry, liitzl Nivlmlsvn, Gladys i'lllZl'l', Pail Pzilnwr. How Z-.Xnn lollvtson. liosvr- mary Hunter. Arden deCar- lm-rot. liost-iuariv Huvrgler, i,lll'llllill Kvnnyer. How il-Miss Schlaurli, Barbara llzlll. .Iuin ilUll2lg2lll, Sharon Swrll, lwnnzi Sxvozvv. ' ' l L Ll' 5 LL Girls' Club officers for 1950-51 were Arden deCarteret, presidentg Lorinda Kenoyef, vice presidentg Sharon Scott, secretaryg Rosemarie Buergler, treasurerg and Joan Dun- agan, historian. Miss Emmaline Schlauch was advisor. The main activities of the year were the Girls' rnzgzfgfgnsr Club party which was held October 23rd, the style show ImSff,Q'jjl,'f, i'gant larrindu K1-noyvx featuring clothes from Mollie's Dress Shop, and the Mother and Daughter Banquet which was held May 9th, Each month a girl of the month was chosen by the cabinet, which consists of the officers ad representa- tives from each class. The representatives were: Bar- bara Hall, seniorg Donna Swezey, juniorg and Rose- mary Hunter, sophomore. This year the Girls' Club purchased a girl of the month pin which is to be passed on each month. Bickel and J' Hodgins model in the :style show, STYLE SHOW rXGIRLS' BLUE PARTY Muriel Barry: Anita. l'Tort-frrx7A1'd--11: Miss S-andhlom and Gladys '!4 1 1 8 Thirteen