Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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Watch us, we're alive Wc'rc the Class of '55 Junior Class Officers-13. Mattson, L. Parris, L. Stand- ley. Missing: S. ltlzlgve, D. Sellers. Juniors The class of 55 , under the direction of its advisors, Mr. Kohler and Mr. Berge, com- pleted a very successful year. At its first meeting the following officers were elected to lead the class: Stan Magee, president, Lyle Parris, vice-president, Dorothy Sellers, secretary, Betty Mattson, treasurer, and Les Standley, class representative. The class started its year wi.th the Jun- ior-Senior Ball, which was a co-sponsored dance by the two classes. The dance, held November 20 in the high school auditorium, had as its theme Rhapsody in Blue, which was carried out in the decorations with blue and white streamers, and the stage, where the orchestra played, had a shadow box ef- fect. Several cake sales and a pep dance helped the juniors to sponsor the Juke Box Jam- boree Which was held in March. The audi- torium was decorated to give an atmosphere of a soda fountain. The proceeds from this dance helped pay the junior's share of the juke box, which was bought by all the classes. The Junior Class was very proud to have three of its members, Jan Bock, Linda Scheldrup, and Joanne Sheppard, chosen as memfbers of the Daffodil Court. Another outstanding member of the Jun- ior Class, Harvey Bailey, was elected football captain for the coming 1954 season, and also received the Basketball Inspirational Award. The Juniors, concluding the year with the Salute to Seniors and the beautiful decorat- ing for the commencement exercises, are eagerly anticipating the coming year when they will be seniors. This page Is sponsored by SUMNER FLORAL COMPANY Twenty-three Riverside Road, Phone 3-3275, Sumner. Washington