Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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1. Optics of pulchritude V. Uffleman, B. Shinstine 2. Eyes on the copy Miss J. Schlauch's typing class 3. Jr. Red Cross Council: R. Zehnder, G. Morse, P. Tebb, Phil Tebb, N. Furness, K. Wade, Mrs. Barron, S. Taylor, B. Shinstine, J. Eilers, E. Bragg, J. Bowers, D. Abolins Twenty-eight Boys' and Girls' State, except for N. For-ness Baby thespians Junior High play cast The beginning of a new era Mr. Lopez, cadet teacher Most likely to be shud

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Follow us and go to Heaven We're the Class of '57 I Freshman Class Officers5S. Dassel, B. Schatz, D. Tur- ner. Missing: I.. Peterson. ' Freshmen ' Serving in a dual role, the little kids in the high school and as the big-shots of the junior high, the class of '57 was very active in both, taking part in both high school and junior high activities. Their spirit as a class was aptly demon- strated by the fact that they won the Pep Jug almost consistently at pep assemblies: this was due in part to the size of the class. which was the largest in Sumner High, but it was also due to their pep and school spirit. Many of the freshman boys made names for themselves in junior high athletics, in football, basketball, or track. Steve Dassel received the football Inspirational Award and Bruce Schatz the basketball award. The success of the junior high play was due, in large part to the efforts of the fresh- men who appeared in it. The play, t'Bewarc of Spooks, showed what happened when a group of girls decide to spend a few days in a haunted house. Among those featured were: Steve Dassel, Bonnie Hertz, Nancy Gordon, Pat Shaw, Peter Kovalenko, Barbara McDonald, Bob Hannus, Sherril Francis, Janice Ostrum and Bev Pfeiffer. Members of the class of '57 were also active in speech work. Steve Dassel and Eugene Erdahl made the finals in the an- nual fire prevention speech contest, 'and Bonnie Hertz and Steve Dassel entered the ex-temp divisions in several college speech festivals. Freshmen also took an active part in such extra-curricular activities as F.H.A., F.F.A., Spartan News, band, Speech Club, junior high choir, etc. The class further demonstrated its aggressive spirit 'by re- suming the practice of printing a junior high paper and annual, both edited by Joanne Eilers. P The end of the school year brought the selection of juni.or award winners. The boys and girls selected by their classmates for these honors were: Scholarship, Steve Das- selg American Legion, Lois Peterson and Steve Dassel, Sportsmanship, Pat Shaw and Bruce Schatz, and the Neil Johnson Memor- ial, Carol Barnes and Dave Turner. In addition to the people already men- tioned as having won special recognition and honor we must add the class officers: Steve Dassel, president, Dave Turner, vice-pre.si- dent, Bruce Schatz, secretary-treasurer, and representative to student council, Lois Peter- son. Advisors were Miss Ida Mae Willson and Mrs. Beatrice Gary. This page is sponsored by SUNSET CHEVROLET Twenty-seven 724 Main Street, Phone 3-4461, Sumner, Washington

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