Sumner High School - Spartan Yearbook (Sumner, WA)

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JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Mr. Evans Carlson Mr. Clayton Willard Mr. Arne Strand Administration Were it not for the capable guidance and sincere efforts of the Sumner School Administration, we the students would without doubt be deprived of many privileges we now enjoy--such as, the facilities of the recently new shops and Maple Lawn Grade School and most of all, the new P.E. - Music Building. Through the leadership and foresight of the men who comprise the administration, future plans are being made for better, more modern school facilities, which include a new junior or senior high school and a new athletic field. Comprising the School Administration are the School Board, the Superintendent, and the school principals. The School Board, which consists of six men, is headed by Fred Henry. Under the supervision of the superintendent, Mr. Clayton E. Willard, are four principals: Mr. Arne Strand, senior high school: Mr. Evans Carlson, junior high school: Mr. Robert Miller, Wade Calavan Grade School: and Mr. Jack Burns, Maple Lawn Grade Schoolt Those are the men who stood an endless vigilance over Sumner Schools and the students therein in order to provide the students with the most up-to-date school facilities, classroom materials, and above all, individual guidance and friendship. The latter is perhaps the most predominate reason why the students of Sumner gained so much both scholastically and otherwise from the time they spent ln Sumner Schools. School Board: Mr. R. vauqhan, Mr. c. wluard, Mr. r. Henry, Mr. P. Benton, Mr. A. P. Riddell, Mr. E. Hansen.

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l ERIC NELSON TRUE 0UILLE1 1'E I-HZDY PERKO EMMALINE SCHLAUCH Band, Choir, Ensembles, University Industrial Arts, Yell Staffs, Yell Ninth Grade Chorus, Ir. High Girls' Chsrrlstry, Geansry, hlld Geometry, of Washington, School, P1-0mrtyAdv15Qr fq- gchgol Glee Club, General Music, High Advanced Algebra, Girls' Club, ' 'lt' IUNE SCHIAUCH Typing, lbbate, Counseling. Futu.re Teachers' Association. Linfield College. R9- V 1 P f-ff t. we -, rsffftja ,- acuvjueg, waghlngmn spite college, School Nonnettes. University of School Calendar. Linfield College. Washington. JEAN SETHE English, lyplng, Iunla' Cllla. PaP6f Staff, Hot Dog Crew. Seattle Pacific College. DORSEY SHORE Freshman English, Extemporary Speaking. General Math, Future Teachers' Association. Eastern Washington College of Education, University of Washington, College of Puget Sound. 1 K , - . f -3: A 5 -, Y 4 2, Ax. we 5 , IOHN STARTZEL OSCAR WILLIAMS IDA WILLSON U.S. History, Drivers' Tralnlng, Physlcs, Biology, VlsualA1d Co- State History, World Geography, Future Teachers' Association, As- ordlnator, Knights of the Shield, Freshman Class. College of Puget sxsrant Football af Basketball Coach, Stage Crew. Pacific 'Lutheran Sound, Westem Washington College Golf. Central Washington College of C ollege . of Education. Education, University of Wyoming , Portland State College. RALPH SICEEIS Freshman English Psychology, General Math, Interpretive Reading, Library, Tennis, Annual, Future Teachers'Assoclatlon. Lewlstor State Nonnal, University of Idaho, University of Washington. 5