Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

Page 20 text:

wg SH Twenty Q9 !0 V 4 A uv 1, 4- w ,m

Page 19 text:

W 5 i 1 r b 5 1 , , - JJUIMFIMND W if L65 L55 'Q R C STFHYDLEY 3 oxsbw ' mmf , X, I HE 'WGN J KE U f N W MET J 3222 UQQ ' ff sou.: V kg ,,,,4,, JLX,-,LJ - CUTEST COUPLE 8,166 Eff ruff 0449 WMF BEST DHNCERC E I in N M? :,. 7 A 6 ,6 ' ' 'giz Q ., UHQQQ PHRQP5 U 55121 Q ZA, A , s0ccEEO 33 6, GLM xx s Ji I ' ffwf ' 4 E 0 808 Q, ,:5,,A, V AN ' .fx ELYIE Q annex' 95 X -1. V- gnne X D' ,Zi HAR LE E FQGNICK A L n RJR- bgum. 6 ' WM GU he. Aawclavfi if 4 X J I 15 .,.,,, H ' ci ' v C ,f . QM W f X -' W' I v ,az . W V f ! . Jnmi . .A :V ' ozllvfe nonsv . 1 nouns J 1 MNH? :O I ' ocwsffgk ' 1' fl. , MOS ' QJ N, Q I 5'c.H00L Kg 1,3 mf ,DUROTHY 305 K!-l0FF - A Nagy f7rf!LET1C M05 V BHSHFUL SFIRJT HARVEY BHILE Y 4 . 4' ALIBI H1104 swswk P 1. if 'SQ' E fl' Q37 lcfflfvfuze' af? 1 -ff X 'N 8 , Chao!! 'vggmofl fi Va-A 091 V QV,,. ,Q ODLE A Huggy 4, 20 BERTA ' 1- ' 5' va uno .. 1 ' 9-fy ,.,' 1 xl T ' K U FRED L CIUMRT IVI A ,533 X A 7 k N. o 5 ' A 1 'mf ' i I . l, 4 IKE MosT POPULAR llAl.I. 01: IZAIIIE ,Masr TAL IZIYTED y V,.:.V ,,. Q b WILBER Q c.EnvEk

Page 21 text:

mziors The scrapbook memories for the class of 1956 are nearly com- pleted. Just one more chapter, the 12th, and then the covers of ' that never-to-be-forgotten scrap- book will close, leaving only cherished memories. Looking back through the Junior Class Officers-Left to right: Maris Almolins, Cari Green, Miss Sethe, .iudv Poolman, Rita Zelmder, Mr. Kohler. pages, it is evident that the . class of '56 has once again en- joyed a successful year. The juniors started out the year by electing their class officers who were: Carl Green, president, James Wininger, vice-pres- identg Rita Zehnder, secretary, Judy Pool- man, treasurer, and Maris Abolins, repre- sentative to the Student Council. The two high-lights of the year Were, the Junior Prom on May 6, with the theme, Spring In Paris, and the Salute to Sen- iors, which by tradition is carried out by the junior class. Among the other activities were: the Bopsters' Heaven dance, cake sales, and the annual class picnic. There were many juniors who did out- standing work and contributed greatly to the Twenty-one Sumner High. Among those Who brought recognition to their class were Judy Mickey, who was elected F.H.A. President 5 Marianna Vaughan, who was chosen Daffodil Princess and Barbara Ellman, who was chosen to par- ticipate in the All Northwest Band Festival at Eugene, Oregon. On Sumner's outstand- ing debate team this year there Were three juniors Who- added much to it. They were Maris Abolins, Elaine Caviezel, and Mary Herbert. All in all the class of '56 had a very fruitful year, and undoubtedly it will stand out in their Book of the Past as one of the most cherished and unforgettable. l 4