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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Student Councilflfront ron: Mr. Strniiil, li, 'l'li1-is. ll. Lind, l', Healey, S. llidis, F. MFfNl2lllf', IH. Sutliorlniid, P. Kox L inlko, A, Hui-lslllllll, XY. 'l'i ri o', Dusss-. 1 1 ll S l Nw-ond row: .l. liowi-rs, Ii. Sf'lll'llll'lllD, ll. Iburlu-1-, N. Iform-ss, R. Z:-lmdor, .l. l'oolm:m, II. Itlr-Uoiiiicll, li. l'l-terson, N Hardtke, JI. Winingor. Third row: IJ. Stumlley, l,, Slilllfllvy, ll. Skidmore, l'. 'IR-bln, S. fll:ig'i-f-, Il. l!:uil4-y, ll. Carlile-, M. lllloisc-li, IZ. Smith, N V esvvoog. A is-sing: I.. Pfirris. udent Body Officers-lt. -Q ' -, Student Council Without question the most important group in school. life is the student council. This, the law- making body of student government, is made up of the elected A.S.B. officers, the president of each class, a representative from each class, officers of the more important organizations, and a represent- ative from each first period roll-room, The council's worth to the students was appar- ent from the first meeting. Among the important questions dealt with by the student council this year were: the setting up of rules governing yell leader conduct and the yell school: the promot-- ing of a comprehensive program to promote pep and good sportsmanship, which resulted in our winning the Sportsmanship Trophy. A.S.B. presi- dent, Ron Durkee, was also instrumental in this year's revision of the rules governing the winning of this award. The end of the year saw the coun- cil studying a plan in co-operation with the Puy- allup High Board of Control to set up a permanent trophy to be presented the Winner of the Thanks- giving game. The student council is also proud that the decisive action they took in regard lo vandalism, petty theft, etc., which were develop- ing in our school, resulted in greatly improved conditions. The student council can be proud of its work St Iiuilu lil: ulini. IF. 1 4 , 1 4 I . . ., Slzmdloy, X'l4'4 lll'v'SlIl4'lIlI ll. lilml, Sl'1'l'1'lill'Xf W. -md Ur the lmpflll-'ml D-111 lt Plllyd ln 54-'ll00l lil?- 'l'urm-r ll'1 l4lll'1'l' This page is sponsored bv NICHOLSONS SUMNER PHARMACY Thirty 910 Alder Avenue, Phone 3-3343, Sumner. Washington