Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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IUni01I CIGSS OffiCel'S3 SITTING: George Ota, Jerry Fosnlck V STANDING: Nancy Rosario, Miss Sethe, Carol Barnes. I UNIORS REACH TOP IN ANNUAL SALES! Follow Us And Go To Heaven, We're The Class Of '57, ln explanation of this motto, it means we always strive to reach the top. Determination -- that's the word that best describes what spirited the juniors on until they reached their goal: the first junior class in Sumner to ever get 10096 in annual sales. They kept that determination: and, mixed with pep and enthusiasm, it won them the pep jug during the football season. ' V To raise funds for the junior prom, which was held April 6, the juniors had a very successful car wash and sold memory books in the school's colors. These funds and the co-operation of the class provided for a delightful junior prom. Let us not forget the students who presided over the junior class and helped make our year a favorable one. These officers were: president, George Ota: vice-president, Ierry Fosnickp secretary- treasurer, Nancy Rosario: and representative, Carol Barnes. The outstanding students from the junior class were Dyke Sutherland and Lois Peterson, yell king and queen: Bonnie Hertz, Steve Dassel, and Eugene Erdahl, on the debate team: Ioann Eilers, F. H. A. treasurer: Carol Taylor, P. H. A. secretary: and Carole Wininger and Iohn Wise, Home- coming princess and prince. L To end the year right the juniors did an outstanding job on Salute To Seniors. 'f'- Mdrewl P. Barber S. Baretich C. Barnes A. Brusseau D. Buchanan L. Carel B. Cartwright I. Cyr Q X Qu: r ' Lv W' 's ., eq.. . ' ua.. X 'Q Q M 34 Z0

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' f ,- Sophomore Class Ofiicers: SITTING: nan onasm, Danny ' McDonald. STANDING: Mr. Felver, Lee Culver, Mrs. Barron. 4 Sophomores First In Thanksgiving Skit Assembly We're Super, We're Great, We're The Class Of '58. With this peppy motto the sophomore class started their second, successful year at Sumner High. To prove their pep, the class of '58 presented the best skit in the Thanksgiving skit assembly. The title of the winning skit was This Is Your Life, CoachlM1ller. Many worked hard to bring this honor to their sophomore class. The officers selected by the class of '58 to lead them throughout the year were as follows: Danny McDonald, president: Dan Ohashi, vice-president: and Lee Culver, secretary-treasurer. The advisors were Mrs. Barron and Mr. Pelver. The big event of the year was the Sophomore Hop, which naturally was a big success and enjoyed by all who attended. In sports, also, the class of '58 was well represented. Raul Fonda and Dave Shoemaker won their letters in football, and the sophomore girls were champions in G. A. A. basketball. Others who brought recognition to their class include: Carmen Reihl, Tamara 'Schrengohst, and ,Karen Pasenen on the debate team, and Shirley Luhtala and Pattv Kuhn, members of the yell squad. Dina Fonda was our -lovely Homecoming princess. Sophomore nonnette, band ensembles, and many other activities were also participated in by members of the sophomore class. A. Abollns W. men M. Alter B. Atheide E. Baird H. Beattie C. Becker M. Becker M. Bee G. Boehme T, Bragg I P, Brings 1. Brown M. Carel B. Chaplin G. Chapman D. Chittlm