Sumner High School - Sumarian Yearbook (Sumner, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1958 volume:

,RY 5 T r X - 'J 1. ,, 1 i , . v i 5 s L I K ! Q f , i Q g I x Y r D E D I C A T I O N We, the Seniors of the class of 19555, fs ve ness from these hells of loerninq, do dedicate this annual to the communityg our parents, who have stood by us through the trials and joys of growing usg the school board, who have been so lenient in allowing us special aotivitiesg the faculty, who have endeavored to train us in the may we should go by teaching us to the best of their ebilityg and the many individuals who have encouraged and guided us in this important phase of our life. SUMARIAM srmrr FOR 1957-1958 CO-EDITORS WILL BUS. Q OIR. ACTIVITIES Ana Gray Ilena Martin Susan English Kay Correll Daughn Earnst Keith Routien Jim Rodgers Pat Uestall MUSIC CALENDAR PROPHECY Marv Atkins Cchorusl Mary Atkins Ethel May Grove Susan English Cbandl Letha Gudgel Delvin Pittman Eldon Mitchell Jim Hill FEATURES SNAP-SHOTS ALUMNI ART Sue Moan Willis Prout Jim Hill Ana Gray Sharon Burbank Larry Miller Jon Foster Jim Rodgers Donna Harbaugh Ethel Grove Ilena Martin Pat Wesfall Bill Inyart Harry Minnear SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS HISTORIANS Eldon Mitchell Sue Moan :F H A. Donna Stoltz Z F h Daughn Earnst Kenneth Gentry res ' -U Sharon Brasel- Delvin Pittman'l -FHM Debbie Heath ' Soph- Anita Fiscus - Frenchie St. Laurent' JT Jim Bonewits Keith Routienzsr' Pat Westall ' ' Larry Miller TYPISTS Mary Atkins Letha Gudgel Sharon Burbank Daughn Earnst Kay Correll Ilena Martin Susan English Pat Westall i 'QH1 j A F U I kj Y X gnx ORP? X !ff153b X Wim . XX A X X13 Yggb G' 59 if V2-N x J ff-iwx Cixi! Ei Gr ' F P fe' Wm!! 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April 27 was the day of our class party, which was held at the Olney Skating Rink. Jim Hill Larry Miller Ana Gray Miss Henry Mrs. Dorney Ilena Martin ' Jim Hill President........... Vice-President .... .L Secretary ......... .. Class Advisors.....r Historians.... .. Sophomore Class School started with 51 students. During the year we had a bake sale and at the Halloween Carnival we had a fortune telling booth and a fishing pond. Our class party was held here at the school. f President........... Jim Hill Vice-Pres1dent.....l Daughn Earnst Secretary....... .. Sue Moan Class Advisors...... Miss Henry Mrs. Valentine Junior Class. School started on September 4, 1956, with 51 students. During the year the Junior Class play was held, which was intitled nLet Me Talk.n We had a bake sale also, which was used year. team to make moneyx The Varsity Cheerleaders were chosen from our class that Six of our boys went out for the Varsity Basketball 0 , K - The Junior R Senior Banquet was held May ll, 1957. Our theme was nOver the Rainbow.H ' President ....... Jim Hill Vice-President.. Daughn Earnst Secretary ....... Kay Correll Class Advisors.. Miss Henry ' ' Mr. Hixon Historians ...... APat Westall Keith Routien Senior Class H When school started on August 50, 1957 there were 28 seniors enrolled. During the year we lost three and gained one. For money, which was badly needed, we sold eye glass: cleaners, had bake sales, and at the Halloween Carnival we had a sponge throw. At all the ball games we sold pop.4 We had the Senior Class Play, nTaming the Brat,n on October 18. Two Senior girls were voted Varsity Cheerleaders and three boys went out for basketball. The Seniors this year are planning a trip to the Smokies. We are planning a four day trip, which will take us to Chattanoogag Nashville, Jefferson's home, and such historical places. S President ...... . Larry Miller - Vice-President.. llena Martin Secretary....... Pat Westall Class Advisors.. Miss Henry M -'-.Mr..HiXon Historians...... Jim Bonewits S ' Keith Routien Mary SENIOR FEATUPES Carla Atkins Born .,........ Nickname ...... Where found ....... Why ..nn. . ......Q. .. Prized Possession... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher.... Most Memorable Event By 0 l Q 0 B O O 0 U D C 0 II Pet Peeve........... I 0 I O O O I I I I D Q Plans for the Future James Floyd Bonewits BOTHCUIOOIIUDOIOO Nickname....... Where found ....... Why. .....,.q...... .. Prized Possession... Favorite Song...... Favorite Class...... Favorite Teacher.... Most Memorable Event By Word.. ........ ... Pet Peeve. ......... . Ambition... ......... Plans for the Future Sharon Lee Burbank Born.....,..... Nickname...... Where found ....... Why, ............ ... Prized Possession... Favorite Song ,..... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher.... Most Memorable Event By Word ......... .... Pet Peeve ....... .... Ambition. .... ....... Plans for the Future April 15, 1940, Sumner, Ill. nSisT' ' Most anyplace Some place different to go Class ring April Love English ' Mr. Courtright Junior 8 Senior Banquet H57n Good Night Big Brothers Teacher College March 25, 1939, Lawrenceville, I1 nStupidu Bed Sleeping My life Special Angel Plane Geometry Mr. Courtright Playing hooky to go hunting No Kiddin' School Machinery operater Service August 6, 1940, Niles, Michigan nBird Brainn Olney Thatfs where the boys are Class ring It's Too Soon To Know Shorthand Are you kidding? Junior'k Senior Banquet n57N Crazy ' A Snobbish'people ' Secretarial Work Marry a Millionaire -U ,,..,.... f ...es Shirin Kay Correll Born........... :4QOotober Eh, l939g Birds, Illinois Nickname...... A HUgH fl-' jf ' Where found ....... Why..' .............. . Prized Possession.L. Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event, .... . By Word............. Pet Peeve.......4... Ambition............ Plans for the Future Daughn Kelly Earnst Borrroj--Lunnsnana Nickname ....... Where found ....... Why ................. Prized Possession... Favorite SonQ..4..4 Favorite Class ..... . Favorite Teacher.yJ. Most-Memorable Event By Word ........... .. Pet Peeve. ....... ..g Ambition ............ Plans for the Future Susan Alice English q Born............ Nickname ....... Where found ....... Why ............... . Prized Possession... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class..,... Favorite Teacher.q.. Most Memorable Event By Word ...... nygiwuf Pet Peeve...:f4-.3zl -- 'Jugs Ambitionllllliliilil Plans for the Future With Pat -JA' ' Havin' fun?Hi Parentsi ' I Who's'Sorry'Nowfj Any-after 3rOOfpQm. I'refusefto'testify Class playsl ' So? ' People who get mad easily Secondary English Teacher M College October 15, l9MO, Richlhrd County HKellyH C Home ' ' ' ' That's where the t. v. is Class Ring'i A Click Clack Physics ' 'W ' Miss Henry Giving the spanking to Ana Gray that she deserves! ' Son of a fun' U V Homework' 'l L' Nuclear Physicist assigned to Mars College and marriage ,,,f February 8, l9hO, Vincennes, Indian USusieH ' ' ' with Dick ' K . It's funn T Dicks 'ev Are You Sincere ,mv Band and Chorus ' ' 'yi Those who don't make big assignment NSlipbing'at Senior'Play' q Eooey-ff-a v n'l' V C People who-assign lessons over vacw ation- L' ' 1 'P ' ' College? Marriage Jon Keith Foster Born........ Nickname ..... Where Found ...... Why ............... Prized Possession... Favorite Song ..... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............. Pet Peeve. ,..,...... . Ambition ............ Plans for the Future Ana Wynndell Gray Born.......... Nickname...... Where Found ...... Vlhlymnor n.-. 6-.1-.fn Prized Possession.. Favorite Song ..... 1Favorite-Class...... Favorite Teacher.... Most Memorable Event By Mord.... Pet'Peeve... . Ambition............ Plans for the Future Ethel May Grove Born........ .Nickname ..... Where Found ...... Why .... ...V .... .... Prized Possession.. Favorite 3ong..... Favortte Class.-...q. . Favorite Teacher.... Most Memorable Lvent By Word........ .... Pct Peeve........... Ambition............ Plans for the Future December ll, l94O, Effingham, ill. HFearlessn Home watching T. V. What Else ' ' Car P' All the way ' Sociology ' Miss Henry Junior H Senior Prom N57 R sen My Gosh ' Miss Henry Career in the Air Force Air Force ' ' March 50, 1941, Sumner, Ill. nKittenH In a brown and tan '54 Chevy Russ is there, naturally Russell's'Class ring Young and'Beautifu1 Sociology 'A ' ' ' LaReta Lancaster Getting spanked in the Junior Class Play ' R fEat'a hug P People who squeeze tooth paste from the middle of the tube. Marriage and to write profess- ionally ' Carrying out the'ahove plans. hay 20, 1940, Lukin twp., Ill. IIS idlii, . . - - - A Home- ' ' fhatis where I should be 3KiPPY'i Dontt Home Ee. All-of them Junior and Senior Banquet n56n u5r7n.... P 4 'F ' vJe'l.1.,.1 uu.. -..f...,-n--1 Unreliabie'people ' Stewardess 1'l bf vague F . '.'.511,i., .. - Letha May Gudgel Bornoccoooooa Nickname..1..' Where found....... why0lClllllOlOllC0ll Prized Possession... Favorite Song...... Favorite C1ass..a... Favorite TeacherL... Most Memorable Event By Wordlliiliiilhlll Peeveiilihililll Olll IOIOCOUI Plans for the Future Donna Marie Harbaugh A I l O O I O l 0 I 0 I I O I l I I U I O C Where found.... WhyllllIlllCllCOOll Prized Possession... Favorite Song...... Favorite Class...... Favorite Teaoher...g Most Memorable Event By Ifzord-OUOOOIUIOOIID Pet Peeve ..... ...... Ambiti-OnlOlOllQllll'O Plans for the Future James David Hill BOrnU l O O4U O O I 0 Nickname...... Where found....... Mn'-lymboooaoosooorouoo Prized Possession... Favorite Song...... Favorite Class...... Favorite Teacher.... Most Memorable Event By Word........ .... . PeeVelllOO00lOOO Am-bitiOnO00ODIOOOllO Plans for the Future January 2O,.19UO, Lawrence County Letha h ,A b, ,, Home y , I live thereuv Watch ,or , PreciousyMemory Algebra. All of them , ,,y, Junior R Senior Banquet n57n Shoot h, , V People who think they are smart Nurse College January lS, 1939, Sumner, Ill. I!DOnniell V- x V K in H0me.. P., A Watching T. V. because of nothing ',,, Q else to do My figure HBH You are My Destiny P. E. MP. Robinson . Junior k.Senior Banouet H57N Dog Gone Boyss . Marry a Millionaire Work P February.l8, l9hO, Vincennes, Ind Just Jima , P . . At home watching T. V. Bored with School . Flat-topshaircut Are You Sincere P, E., P , Thatls a stumper Junior Q Senior Banquet n57n Boy-0-Boy Working in Bakery, ., Dentist! ,M,,, ., College 4 ,, ,, Lenord Maurice Hulfachor Born................ Nickname ...... Where found ....... Why ,..... . ......... Prized Possession... Favorite Song ..... . Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word.. ........... Pet Peeve........... Ambition... ........ . Plans for the Future William Oscar Inyart Born........... , . Nickname ..... Where found ....... Why ................ Prized Possession... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class .... .. Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............. Pet Peeve .... ....... Mnbitioniblllll OOO!! Plans for the Future Ilena Rosilee Martin Born. ........... . Nickname ....... Where found ........ Why ....... .......... Prized Possession... Favorite Song ..... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............ '. Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ............ Plans for the Future October 28, 1959, Sumner, 111. UHalftrack' Out F Because he has plenty of gas' Car -- H Sail on Silvery Moon Algebra - Mr. Bailey Sent to office four times in - one period What's that I Buz Eddie Mechanic Join the Merchant Marines January 24, l940, Lawrenceville, Illinois Nlnyardn 4 Hunting I like to Car . Story of My Life Study Hall Mr. Courtright When I didn't hand in my 2000 word theme to Miss Henry. Gee Whiz l - Mrs. Valentine's History class Get rich in a day Service duty August 9, 1940, Vincennes, Ind. Hmartinin With Eonna Harbaugh - There's-something mean to do All things-that make up my features and such Good Golly, Miss Molly Bookkeeping Mr.-Courtright A- - Junior 3 Senior Banquet n57N Oh shoot - - Jealous people Marry a Millionaire College? James Albert Miller Born,,....,.,... Nickname' ........ Where found ...... Whya- .... ... .... ...... Prized'Possession... Favorite Song...t.L Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............. Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ............ Plans for the Future Larry Norman Miller Born ..,......... Nickname.- ..... Where found. .... . Why. .............. .. Prized Possession... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class. .... . Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............. Pet Peeveg .......... Ambition. .,........ . Plans for the Future Harry Ronald Minniear Born. ............, . Nickname ......... Where found. .... . Why., .............. Prized Possession..g Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............. Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ............ Plans for the Future ..g January lO, 1957, Sumner, Ill. Ab -' l XPool room To shoot pool My.Life Sweet Little Sixteen Agriculture Mr..Bottenfield, .Junior a Senior Banquet Gee Mr..Robinson Rough neck - Oil field work all August 18, l958, Su ner, Ill. llpugll Turney's Teasing Fanny Prout Pat Zehner H- W Rock'and Roll Music-- Pc E' , I Mr. Bottenfield The only game-welwon in USGH Young Hero English Class Get Married Get Married January 16, 1940, Knox County !lHamlI Pool room I like to play pool Shot gunand hunting equipment At the Hop ,.,,,.. Plane Geometry, . . . Mr. Courtright Day I got my first sports letter Colder than a well digger Stuck up girls - A Radio Tech ician Service duty ' Eldon Ray'Mitchell Born ........... Nickname .... . Where found. ..... . W hy ................. Prized Possession... Favorite Song ...... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word.......l..... Pet Peeve........... Ambition............ Plans for the Future Wanda Sue Moan Born.y...... Iliclsnanme ..... Where found ...... Why ................ Priced Possession... Favorite Song...... Favorite Class...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word .... ......... Pet Peeve . ........ . Ambition ............ Plans for the Future Donald Verl Piper Born... ...... .- Nickname .... . Where found ........ Why ............... '.. Prized Possession... Favorite Song ...... , , ,V Pave: Eu bL1ss...,.. Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event B Y Wo T' C3 ............. Pet Peeve..r .... '.... Ambition ............ Plans for the Future May 25, 1959, Ozark, Ark. HOOZII K-4 i .-,. Anywhere - --- I just go everywhere Rex and Saddle Beer Barrel Polka P..Eh... Mr.,Bailey , Getting kicked out of school my .Sophomore Year. Tallyfho Stuck up people Be.a Millionaire Make a million January 1, 1941, Sumner, Ill. Susie ' ' Sivert's ., Because 1 like it there Pammie and Dino Wonderful Time Up There Latin y Mr.-Robinson All ball games Oh Bull - Jealous girls Housewife - Work January 16, 1940, Lawrence County NDOHH Pool Room , , Nothing else to do Hunting equipment Story of My Life - Study Hall Mr. Bailey . Miss Burgstahler No Kiddinf, y ...- IEng1ish Classes, Mechanic, .ppp Service Willis J. Prout lllll IFC! Nickname...... Where found ...... M. Why ................ . Prized Possession... Favorite Song.1.L... Favorite Glass.:.... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word..... ..... ... Pet Peeve ......... .. Ambition ............ Plans for the Future Delvin Gene Pittman Born........... Nickname...... Where found ....... -..-..... 4 4 ., .... . Prized Possession... Favorite Song., ..... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By5Word..L.......... Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ....... .... . Plans for the Future Lavaughn Keith Routien Born ..... r. ......... . Nickname.......... Where found ....... Why ................. Prized Possession... Favorite Song ....... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teachers... Most Memorable Event By Word ........... .. Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ............ Plans for the Future December ll.'l94O,'Vincennes, Ind. uwillyn P ' Turneyfs A Playing Rock A Roll records Oldsmobile Raunohy Math Mr. Courtright Junior 8 Senior Banquet U57n Holy Cat Fish Doing'eXercises in P. E. Being an engineer Navylvlg may 1, 1940, St. Francisville, Ill llN.ub N ' Kay!s You'd be surprised ' Brother's cars A Get a Job Sociology Mr.FRobinson Valentine Dance Usvn B1oney Stuck up people Millionaires Work A A ' May 8, l959, Lawrenceville, Ill. nBellyV ' Q Ethel May's Shefs my girl Stormy Chorsel ' You Send Me Math Miss Henry and Mr. Courtright Working with Home Ee. girls Dog Gone People who kiss in the study hall Engineer p College James Russell Rodgers Born .............. Nickname ....... Where found ....... Why...... ..... ..... Prized Possession... Favorite Song.. .... Favorite Class ...... Favorite Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Lmrd ............ Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ............ Ilans for the Futrue Patricia Kay Nestall Born ............ Niclmame ...... Where found... .... Why ........,. ....... Prized Possess ion.. Favorite S ong ...... Favorite Class ...... Favoritc.Teacher .... Most Memorable Event By Word ............ Pet Peeve ........... Ambition ............ Plans for the Future Eebruary 26, 1940, Fairfield, Ill J R Ha, Ha, Guess Guess again Sharon How Dry l'Am Study HalI Any study hall teacher The Night Gee mun it TV Commercials Millionaire College and marriage August l, 1940, HFudgH Nith Kay Having fun Rajah The Joker: P. E. XJhat? Class Play Golly Snobbish girls Secretary Business school Sumner, Ill Mary Atkins - JamespBbnewits Sharon Burbank Kay Correll - Daughn Earnst Susan English Jon Foster 5 - Senior Activities Now here's a girl I must say who will mo a long long way. Band 1,2,3,hg Chorus l,2,3,bg nLet We Talku 33 HTaming the Bratn Mg F. H. A. lg Sumarian M. H Jim, old boy, is lean and lank, Who knows someday he may own a bank. F. F. A. 1,23 Sumarian M. To be a secretary is her aim If she doesn't change her name. F. H. A. 2,3,hg Sumarian M. Now here's Kay, she's a very gay gal, To anyone she'd be a good pal. F. H. A. 1,23 Student Council 1,23 Secretary 2g Treasurer lg Cheerleader lg HThe Pampered Darlingu 1 - At McLean- Waynesville F. H. A. 3,Mg HLet Me Talkn 35 HTaming the Bratu ug Cheerleader 33 Secretary 3g Sumarian Mg - At Sumner Even thouph theycall him HBrainN Someday he may be in the Hall of Fame. Band l,2,3,ug HTaming the Bratn ag HLet Me Talku 35 Vice President 2,33 Basket- ball 2,3g Sports Reporter 3,hg Sumarian - I An engaaenent ring on her hand she wears H from someone for whom she really cares. Band l,2,3,hg Chorus 1,2,3,uj F. H. A. 1,2, 3,hg HLetMme Talkn 3, HTaming The Bratn M5 Sumarian . , That's an odd way to spell John, Maybe he could change it to Tom, Band l,2,3,hg Sumarian staff L, Ana Gray ---- Letha Gudqel - - Ethel May Grove- Donna Harbaugh - Jim Hill - - - LenardVHulfachor Bill Inyart- - - l '. Ileha Martin - - Ana is always studying very hard, But when it comes to fun, she's a card. Secretary lg nLet Me Talkn 3, HTaming the Bratn A, Band 3,bg F. H. A. l,2,3,Lg Sumarian staff 2,3,h. To be a nurse is her ambition, We all hope it ends in completion. Sumarian staff A. - fTwice she was the Valentine Queen, Doesn't that prove the kind of friend she has been? F. H. A. l,2,3,Lg Sumarian staff ug ULet He Talkn 35 HTaming the Bratn L. who remembers, Hskirts Ahoy?Y 1 That was the day, Ch, Boy! 2 F. H. A. l,2,3,bg Cheerleader 2,A, Sumarian staff Q, Chorus l,2. Jovial Him, always wears a smile, I wonder where he'll be in a little ile wh President l,2,3g Band l,2,3,Ag Sumarian staff l,bg HTaming the Bratn Q. - -Though late to class every day, We must say, we like him anyway. Baseball l,2,3,4g F. F. A. lg Sumarian staff L. Bill's prized possession is his car, Say Bill, will it go very far? Sumarian staff L. . Toi.-.ii 3 friend She'll be, Just try her and you'll see. Let me Talk 35 'vraming the Bran L., Vice-President bg Sumarian staff l,h. Jim Miller - - Larry Tiller - Harry Ninniear Eldon Mitchell Suc hoan - Don Piper - Willis Prout - Keith Routien A lot of people call him HAbH, And we find hefs not reall bad. TT' 4 Basketball l,Zg Baseball 2,3,Mg 3,h,5g Sumarian staff hg Track 3. - The President of our class he is, And in sports he's really a whiz. F. F. . Sumarian Although T last We can't Sumarian 1 2,3 D' A 3 3 9 President hg HLet staff D, a lot of name, say Door staff M. Basketball l,2,3,hg Band l he Talku 35 Baseball 1,2,3 people misoronounce his Harry's to blame. Here's a muy who really likes horses, Even better than his school courses. HLet he Basketball l,2,3g F. F. A. l,2,3,hg Talkd 35 Sumarian staff M. Some playfully call her Susie, And in sports she's always a doozy. L. F. A. l,2, an e Secretary 25 Cheerleader l,2,3,hg Band l,2,3,h, F H A l,' 3,U ' , ' 1 .L o -a ll I 0 Ls -s 'Let he Talk 3' HTam1ng th Brat hg Sumarian staff h. Don likes to hunt and he shoots real fine, But when he comes to school he hrinns a pass every time. Sumarian staff hg Willy's a farmer with bright red hair, He listens to Rock 8 Roll music and plows on his spare. Baseball l,2,3,h3 Chorus l,2,3,hg Sumarian staff hg Keith works at Hutch's and makes lots of dou But he spends it all on Ethel at the show. Basketball l,2,35 F. F. A. l,2,3,Mg HLet Me Talku 35 HTaming the Bratn hy Sumarian staff I gh M Delvin Pittman Ji Jim Rodgers ---- Pat Westall- - i , Delvin tells his jokes with ease, But some people they don't please. Basketball l,2,3,lLj P. F, A. 1,2,3,Ll3 Baseball 2,35 Sumarian staff ho In basketball practice hefs horseing around, All the other time with Sharon he is found. HLet Me Talkn 33 HTaming the Bratn h3 Track Chorus 33 Baseball hg Basketball M3 Sumarian staff ho They all call her HFat,H But she's sly as a cat, Secretary Q Treasurer hg Cheerleader 1,33 Fn'Ho AU l,2,3,Mj ULet Me Talkn 33 HTaming the Bratn h3 Sumarian staff h. 3 SENIOR ODDITIES I, Mary Atkins, love myself because I have always been the only girl in a number of classes. I, Mary Atkins, hate myself because someday I will have a sister-in-law. I, James Bonewits, and my brother won't. I, James Bonewits, Mitchell all the time I, Sharon Burbank, like crazy. I, Sharon Burbank, us have a dance every love hate love hate time I, Kay Correll, love my I, Kay Correll, hate myself because I -myself because I'll be out of school myself because I have to look at Eldon myself because of my ability to dance the school wonft let myself because the moon chances. I ' elf because if I didn't, who would? can't go to France. because I, Daunhn Earnst, love myself much as people think I do. I, Daughn Earnst, hate myself basketball. , I, girl Susan English, love myself in the Senior class. I, Susan English, hate myself drafted into committees. I, I, I don't have to study as because I didn't go out for because I am the only engaged because I'm always wetting Q' Jon Foster, love myself because of my nickname, HFearless.Y 'Jon Foster, hate myself because I am so fat. ' I, Ana Gray, love myself because of my ability to go out every Friday might, Saturday afternoon, Saturday night, Sunday after- noon and Sunday night. I, Ana Gray, hate myself because I don't get more rest on week-ends. ' I I along with everyone. I, Ethel Sue. ' I, Letha I, Letha time I wish. I-'5 ' Ethel May Grove, love myself because of my ability May Grove, hate myself because I live so far Gudgel, love myself because of my ability to Gudgel, hate myself because I can't have the to get d away from help otht CHI' GVGIIY v, ', ,',,, I, I, I, uPool I, Donna Harbaugh, love myself because of my ability to flirt. Donna Harbaugh, hate myself because I don't have a boyfriend. Lenard Hulfacher, love myself because I am the up and comming Sharkn of Sumne Lenard Hulfacher, hate myself because of my ability not to be the brain of the S I, I, times. I, to r. a enior Class. James Hill, love myself because of the hope to help others. James Hill, hate myself because of my unthoughtfulness at Bill Inyart, love myself because I can skip school anytime work or hunt. Bill Inyart, hate myself because I have to go to school. ove myself because I ate myself because I e myself because I e myself because I ove myself because I shmen. ate myself because I love myself because their off days. hate myself because love myself because hate myself because can get along with every- am what I am ????? am a good boy. am not a bad boy. am a senior and I feel quit basketball. I have the ability to I didn't bear down in I can learn law in Agri- I took bookkeeping. Sue Moan, love myself because I am Hfoot loose and fancy free Sue Moan, hate myself because I am so stubborn. P' Don Piper love myself because I didn't have to think of any- I, I, Ilena Martin, l one. I, Ilena Martin, h I, Jim Miller, lov I, Jim Miller, hat ' I, Larry Miller, l sorry for all the fre I, Larry Miller, h I, Harry Minniear, humor other people on I, Harry Minniear, English class. I, Eldon Mitchell, culture. I, Eldon Mitchell, I, I, I, thing to write here. .I, Don Piper, hate myself because I couldn't think of anything to write here. I I, Delvin Pittman, love myself because I can get out of class anytime I want. I, Delvin Pittman, hate myself because I'm not a millioniare. I, Willis Prout, love myself because of my ability to make straight nA'sH. I, Willis Prout, hate myself because I am so dumb. I, Jim Rodgers, love myself because than the rest of the crowd. I, Jim Rodgers, hate myself because ferent than the rest of the crowd. I, Keith Houtiem, love myself becau Jack Bohewits. the car I, Keith Routieh, hate myself becau teachers this vear. I, Pat Westall, love myself because I, Pat Westall, hate myself because I want to be different I don't waht to be dif- e I can ice skate like e I can't cet along with of my ability to drive a I haven't a car to drive Most Popular Preitiest Smile Prettiest Eyes Frettiest Hair Friendliest Best rersonality Eest Dressed Best Figure Quietest Loudest Tallest Shortest Bigqest Feet Littlest Feet Class Clown host Athletic Lost Snohhish Most Studious Lleasant Voice brettiest Conplexion Teacher's Pet Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed Musical Ability OSCE? F308 Ilena kJ Wartin Kam Correll Sharon Hurhank Sharon Burhank Ethel Hay Grove Ethel Nay Grove Ilena Wartin Ilene Martin Letha Gudgel Donna Harhaugh Donna Harbaugh Ethel May Grove Donna Harhaugh Ethel Nay Grove Donna Harhaugh Sue Woan Ana Gray Mary Atkins Jim Dodqers Delvin Pittman Jim Rodqers Jim Hiller Jim Rodgers Larry Miller Jim Hill Larry Miller Jim Hill Jim Rodgers Jim Miller Harry Uinniear Jim Miller Jim Hill Jim Rodgers Delvin rittman Jim Hill Daughn Earnst Ethel Nay Grove Jim Rodgers Ana Gray Jim Hill Ana Gray Keith Routien Ilena Martin Jim Rodgers Mary Atkins Daughn Earnst Susan English Daughn Earnst THE Mary Atkins .... Sharon Burbank... Jim Bonewits... Kay Correll... Daughn Earnst... Susan English... Jon Foster .... Ana Gray ....... Ethel Nay Grove.. Letha Gudqel .... Donna Harbauah... Lenord Hulfachor. Jim Hill ........ Bill Inyart... Ilena Martin... Jim Miller .... Larry Niller... Harry Minnear,,, Eldon Mitchell... Sue Moan ...... Donald Piper... Delvin Pittman... Wills Prout .... Jim Rodgers... jazz artist a farmer a dancer head of an old folks home a circus trainer a ballet dancer skin diver a baby sitter a seamstress a cook a nurse surgeon a ditch digger butcher test driver wrestler dentist pilot commercial teacher bull fighter trapper a bachelor great lover a farmer T I Keith lloutie-an. . . . . gymnastic instructs Pat Westall. ., . . . figure skater' , CLASS PROPHECY 4 1 Last summer was one of the most enjoyable sum ers I have ever spent. It was during the middle of July, 1970, that I,c Jim Hill, decided to attend a dental convention in Los Angeles. I felt that I could Nkill two birds with one stoneu by learning the latest methods in dentistry and by visiting some of my old high-school friends. Little did I realize at that time 'f' just how many classmates that I was to meet. A friend and I ' jumped into his red and white plaid helicopter and were off in' a flash for old nCalifornyn. I well remembered how everyone used to drive automobiles back in my high-school days instead of taking to the air as we modern people do today. I I It was getting-on well into the afternoon when I heard I that familiarMgr6wling'in7the pit of my stomach. Just then Ii. glanced down and saw a hot-dog stand. We landed the hunk o' ' tin and walkedrto the stand. We were greeted by Q23 Piper, my old classmate, owner of the hot dog stand. After polishing,4 off eight hot dogs and two malts, we ambled out to the helicopter I noticed a handsome Rocky Mountain forest ranger ranger admiring the helicopter. He was no other than Bill Inyart.t It was getting lateg so Bill easily persuaded us to bunk upn in thei nearest city, Denver, and go with him to the rodeo. As soon as the show was over, we walked over to have a short chat with Ed Mitchell, the famous rodeo star and horse trainer. At the crack of dawn, we were on our way to our destination. We flew over the Grand Canyon and the fabulous Painted Desert of north-central Arizona with all its beautiful-array of colors . displayed in the rocks, As we flew on, we noticed the irrigated lands with thousands of acres of orange groves. We decided to stop and buy some oranges to eat along the way, I was surprised to discover that all of those acres were owned by jim ROdgSPSff and Larry Miller, They gave me a crate of oranges, and we . continued on our way. ,A i ' ' ' We reached Los Angeles by late afternooneand took a taxi to the Blue Plazza Hotel, the largest hotel in the city, we had planned in advance to stay there because it was one of the best hotels in the nation and was owned by Ethel M21 Groves, an old high-school classmate, The bell boy, Harry Minniear,.i, took our suit cases to the desk where we were registered by ' Mary Atkins, the desk clerk. ,I must say that Ethel surely - had an efficient group of employees. - 1 1 f ,I later saw Ang Gray, thelfamous comic book author, in'the hotel lounge. After talking with Ana for several minuteqjand a telling her that I read no-other comics but hers, Ethel May A'l, ' Q invited Ana, my friendjwand me to have dinner with her.v During dinner we were entertained by an excellent commedian, the well-known Delvin Pittman, and by a melodious orchestra cone ducted by Willis Prout. I,have never in all my life eaten so,much delicious food.n It was prepared by the noted French chef, Pierre Jon Foster, f -. Q After dinner, I crawled up to my room: I was suffering from acute indigestion. ,How was I to know,that nsnaegelu was French for snails. Letha,Gudgel, the hotel nurse, had me feeling better in a few minutes, though, with the aid of a couple dozen pills. 1 gf., I Ethel May asked if we would like to visit the cityfs most promising bachelors-and owner of the local Texaco Oil Company, Keith Routien. We replied that we would like nothing better, so her hotnrod chauffeur, Lenard Hulfachor, drove A us to Keith's estate, Weghad a long talk with Keith. Later at our bedtime, Keith called a taxi to take us back to the hotel. For some reason or other, Ethel May wasn't quite ready to leave and decided to stay a while longer. 1 In the morning I went down to take a quick dip in the swimming pool inside the hotel. At the pool I noticed the hotelfs swimming instructer, gat Nestall, who recognized me when I pretended I needed some swimming instruction. Later as I was walking up the stairway, I slipped on a banana peel and tumbled down three flights of stairs. Although I wasn't hurt, I was quite irritated. And why shouldn't I be? who wouldnlt be sore to roll down all three flights of stairsfv before several laughing people. I went to complain to theis janitor, but my irritation disappeared when I met janitor ,s gig Miller and his faithful assistant, gpg Moan. I noticed that I had torn the knee out of my trousers. It must have happened when I slid into the swimming pool. As I entered the shop of the city's most skilled seamstress, I was surprised to see that she was Susan English, Susan told me that she had fallen in love with the skill when she was mending Uthe little aocidentn that occured at the senior class play. 1 U: 1 K I K ,V I , ' While I was walking up to my,room, I bumped into Qim Bonewits, a college professor at U.C.L.A. I later entered my room and was cheerfully greeted,by Ilena Martin, who was one of the hotel's cleaning women. We talked over old tunes while Ilena cleaned my room. I turned on the T.V. set to Match the afternoon football game. Qne of the cheerleaders looked familiar, and I then realized that it was none other then Donna Harbaugh4,,After the game I turned on.another channel and watchedfthe . - famous singer, Sharon Burbggg, on her weekly T.V. program. 'ink' W Y i ln the late a , -1 director, proposed that several f fternoon, Kay Gorrell, the hotel's social o us old high-school class- mates at the hotel get together and enjoy the hotel's unlimited recreational facilities, ln the evening we made plans to hear a lecture by the distinguished physicist, Qaughn Qarnst, on his recent trip to Venuso It was a very interesting lecture, After Daughnfs lecture, our out-ofwstate classmates flew in Cby airplane that isj and we all went together for a wonderful reunion at a nearby parko The reunion was so successful that we n - s ow plan to get together each sunme d ' 'U .J n I' all 1 G1'Tlll'1loCGQ. FACULTY WILL We, the Seniors, do hereby will..n Mr. PVT It 0 Mr. Bailey: a more co-operative student bodyn Bottenfield: a set of law books and a farm to putter around on, Courtright: a lavender sports car and a suit of Ivy League clothes from head to teen Miss Henry: a Physics class that blows the school up. Mr. hixon: a modern office for the students to work inc Miss Lancaster: a P0 E9 class that is afraid of hero Mrs Ortman: her own hospital and a jazz band, Mr: Robinson: a beautiful smile to go with his charming dispositionq Mrs Schweizer: a husband just like Dewey, only rich with a job close to home. Mrs Valentine: a pleasant look in her eyes when you are late for class. Mrs Cofrell: a daughter who stays at home more often. The Cooks: a modern kitchen with modern food. Mr. and Mrso Creech: a one-room school house. The Bus Drivers: jet propelled engines and atomic energy heaters SENIOR CLASS WILL . I, Mary Atkins, do hereby will my faculty to Linda Brian. I I, James Bonewits, do hereby will Robinson. I, Sharon Burbank, do hereby will Roberts. I, Kay Correll, do hereby will my who needs it. I, Susan English, my hair to Debbie Heath. I, Daughn Earnst, I, Jon Foster, do ability to get along with the all my misfortunes to Mr. my dancing ability to Margie ugliness to any Junior girl do hereby will my determination not to cut do hereby will my brains to Larry Hanratty. hereby will my flat top to Larry Karns. I, Ana Gray, do hereby will my busy week ends to Kay Ann Schwartzlose. I, Ethel May Grove, do hereby will my height to Margie Roberts. I, Letha Gudgel, do hereby will my Biology book to anyone who wants it. I, Donna Harbaugh, do hereby will my long hair to Linda Young. I, Lenard Hulfachor, do hereby will a case of urefreshing U Pepsi and a quiet Study Hall to Mr. Robinson. I, Janes Hill, do hereby will my curly hair to David Burgett. I, Bill Inyart, do hereby will my day of the week to Jim Hodge. ability to go hunting every- I, Ilena Martin, do hereby will my most treasured Christmas gift, a set of baby bottles, to Donna Fortney. I, Jim Miller, do hereby will my school books to John Thompson, I, Larry Miller, do hereby will my basketball ability to Loren Garrett. I, Harry Minniear, do hereby will my pool cue to Francis I, Eldon Mitchell, do hereby will my Bookkeeping book to any- one who will take it. I, Sue Moen, do hereby will my late hours to Carol Cochran. I, Donald Piper, do hereby will my good manners to Kenny Gentry I, Delvin Pittman, do hereby will my ability to tell jokes to Paul Carroll, I, Willis Prout, do hereby will my pencils to Mrs. Valentine. I, Jim Rodgers, do hereby will my dancing ability to Dewey Piper, A I, Keith Houtien, do hereby will my fine fitting false teeth to Gaylord Bates. I, Pat Westall, do hereby will my pudgyness to Cerolyn Bennett. if f+ 41' rf! E E EMA! Y -.x 1 r ,,4 XX Y 5 .. V4 ,N 55xf' Q, ' 2 5 f 1522223239 QUE FIRST ROW: Larry Kerns, Pres.g Jack Bonewits, Vice-Pres., Jim Jodie, 3ec'y-Tres., Gaylord Bates. JBCOND AOP: Sherman Berry, Faith Brewer, Charlotte Carroll, Jerry Cross, Larry Doene, Anite Fiscus. THIRD HOW: Bob Hayes, FClliTH R04 Stevenson, FIFTH RCU: HIXTH RCU: Donna Fortney, Stephen Gibson, Francis Harbaugh Kaye Mouser, James Lnncneter. Linda Hiller, Marjorie Roberts, Llizabeth Frenchie St. Laurent, Elaine Stoltz, Bill Stoltz Donna Stout, Darlene Weiss, Jay Dee white. Ernest Whitfield, Joyce Wood, Patty Zehner. 1,195 px F JUNIOR CLASS Q w U 01 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 4 p On August 25, 1955, 3h boys and girls enrolled as Freshmen, and during the year we gained two. Money making projects for the year were selling ice-cream, bake sales, cookie sales, and hobo day. H Freshmen Initiation was held at Red Hill. V At the Halloween Carnival in the gym, we had the dart throw. Our candidates, Donna Fortney and Jim Lancaster, were elected King and Queen. The Class party was held at the Arcadia Theatre in Olney. Class colors were chosen as green and yellow, the flower as the yellow rose, and the motto as NCome In To Learn, Go Out To Serve.N Class officers were: President.... Donna Stout Vice-President.... Virginia Leslie Secretary K Treasurer.. Helen NcDonald Historians..... Donna Fortney M Ronnie Gay ' . A Sponsors..... Mr. Courtright 5 Miss Grimm f On September h, 1956, 33 sophomores were enrolled, during the year we lost one. ' iProjects at the Halloween Carnival were, dart throw and faculty throw. From our class Donna Fortney was chosen cheerleader and 5 boys participated in sports. The annual class party was held at Beal's Skating Rink and Bowling Alley The class colors chosen were green and white, the flower, white carnation, and the motto UCome In To Learn, Go Out To Serve.n At the Junior-Senior Banquet, 6 girls were chosen to serveg Charlotte Carrell, Kaye Houser, Joyce Wood, Linda Miller, Donna Stout and Anita Fiscus. Jim Lancaster Donna Stout Jack Bonewits Joyce Wood 8 Jim Ir. '-'. Gourtrifht 8 I Piss Lancaster Class officers were: President .... Vice-President .... Secretary Q Treasurer .... Historians .... Sponsors .... Hodge On August 29, l957,.3O juniors were enrolled. During the ye we lost one. 1 V' EVQE Projects at the Halloween Carnival were cookie and candy sales and basketball throw.- . Pat Zehner and Kaye Houser were elected varsity cheerleaders and three boys participated in sports. Darlene Weiss was elected as majorette. ,During the year, pop and candv were sold as monev-making projects at the ball games. The annual class party was held at Eeal's Skatinv Rink and Bowling Alley.. T -.,5f., .. The class colors chosen were green and white, the flower, white carnation, and the notto, HKnowledge Advances By Steps, Nd:By Leaps.H A ,.,, ,T ' ' Class officers were: President .... .V VicefPresident..:. ' Secretary 8 Treasurer .... Historians .... Larry Karns Jack Bonewits Jim Hodge Anita Fiscus R Frenchie St. Laurent Nr. Courtright 8 Mrs. Valentine. SponsorS.... I' WHNT THE SEUIORS THINK THE1JUNIORSlWILL BE'LIKh Gaylord Bates .... Sherman Berry .... Jack Bonewits .... Faith Brewer ....... Charlotte Carroll... Jerry Cross... ... Charles Daugherty... Leslie Daugherhy, Larry Doane ...... Anita Fiscus... Donna Fortney ..0. Steve Gibson ..... Francis Harbaugh. Robert Hayes... Jimmy Hodge... Kaye Houser.,. Larry Karns... Jim Lancaster.... Linda Miller... Margie Roberts,,. Elizabeth Stevenson. Frenchie St, Laurent... ... IN TENVYEARS ' ' doctor minister ... slim professor missionary ...-pe. a dreamer a cowboy in Texas English teacher soda jerk motorcycle cop mother of a bunch of kids champion horse-back rider pin ball champ jockey ranch owner lawyer beauty operator filling station owner grocery store owner housewife bookkeeper Congress Lady pop singer Bill Stoltz,.. Elaine Stoltz... Donna Stout... Jay Dee White... Ernest Whitfield Darlene Weiss... Joyce Wood... Pat Zehner... Rook n Roll dancer opera star nurse we Romeo a nice'guyt a sergeant in the WACYS professor in English secretary H JN NMAMNXNXV ' me M?Mg5 Eff! f QW? mifgx X mi IE npr QW IME SUPHUMURgg FIRST ROW: Ardith Perry, Pres.3 Judy Sumner, Vice-Pres,g David DUrgQtt, Sec'y-Tres.g Jerry Atkins, Helen Bealer, Carolyn Bennett. SECOND ROW: Joyce Blanchette, Sharon Brasel, Eddie Burbank, Paul Carroll, Gary Everette, Loren Garrett. THIRD BSU: Vernon Griesemer, Ethel Hampton, Larry Hanratty, Wendell Harbaugh, Devorah Heath, Shirley Hughes, ' FOURTH ROW: Larry Hulfachor, Francis Inyart, Pat Karns, George McDonald, Pat MoVickar, David Paddick, FIFTH ROW: Jerry Perry, Larry Petty, Robert Piper, Dewey Piper Genevieve Piper, David Sanders. SIXTH ROW: Kay Sohwarzlose, Ed Stevenson, John Thompson, Bonetta Warren, Arlene Wright, Linda Young. SOPHOMORE CLASS Qs 'N q A 1 .lf W9 xx :SWR ! 'VW - aku P.xmi:2uwm1 1 20- ,vg x x !q', Wax-3' Q' 4 .M , m wg - 1.1 ' .. X 'Q , 1 , TJ ' v Y . 4 N A ' 'Nfl qv 1 1 , V 5 -1. f k 1, f fr W gr . 'Q 'Z C 1 I, 2 f LJ .,, ' 'ir R KK 2. gnc x -r we ' r- V -J Y '1 f I- xx x,v t A if A f SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY On September M, 1956, 35 students entered the Sumner High School as freshmen. ' ' A Six members of the class'engaged in basketball, namely, Jerry Atkins, Gary Everette, Larry Petty, Jerry Perry, David Sanders, and Ed Stevenson. Ardith Perry and Linda Yo ag were cheerleaders for the Fresh.-Soph. team. , ,,. ,, ,,,. .,.., The class party was held at Bealfs Skating Rink at Olney. An all school party was held in honor of the freshmen in the study hall as the weather was had outside. A , , For a money making project, the class had a Hobo Day. Judy Jo Sumner and Pat Ncvickar were the King and Dueen of the Fall Festival. I I, ,A y.. S Class officers were as followsglh I, 4, Q President.,, .,. Gary Everette, Vice-President... ... Larry Petty Secretary-Treasurer... ...,Pat Mcvickar Historians... ... Sharon Brasel m . ,t .,.,, .Debbie Heath Our sponsors for the year were Mr. Albers and Mrs. Valentine On August 28, 1957, 36 sophomoresentered school. HMFer money making projects, a Hobo Day is being planned and a skating and bowling party waslheld at Olney,, Cheerleaders were Ardith Perry, Sharon Brasel and Debbie 'A Heath. Boys entering sports were Jerry Atkins, Gary Everette, Jerry Perry, Larry Petty and Ed Stevenson., A. , ,,, Class officers were as follows3,h,, - President., Vice-President.. Secretary., Treasurer.. ..,.-..-..f-. Ardith.Perrv Judy Sumner David.Bursett Dewey Piper Our sponsors for the year were Mr. Bottenfield and Mrs Ort man. THE SENIORS WISH THE SOPHOMORES... Jerry Atkins... Helen Bealer... Carolyn Bennett. Joyce Blanchette Sharon Brasel... Eddie Burbank... David Burgett... Paul Carroll... Gary Everette... Loren Garrett... Vernon Griesemer Ethel Hampton... Larry Hanratty.. Wendell Harbaugh Debbie Heath. .. Shirley Hughes.. Larry Hulfachor. Bucky Inyart... Pat Karns ...... George McDonald. Pat Mcvickar... David Paddick... Ardith Perry... Jerry Ferry... a Saturday off a very happy marriage another can-can a nice time in our school a short poodle hair cut- a burr hair cut first chair in band a book of jokes . a better love affair a better car to drive some weight black-slacks .would come to class more often a flat top life-sized picture of ELVIS good side walk to Tom's a better pool room longer cigarettes some height 1 ' some sun tan lotion a good car to cat around in life supply of shot gun shells - 2 a red Mercury---J a shorter walk to Donnafs Larry Petty .... Dewey Fiper.... Jenny Fiper .... Bob Piper .... David Sanders.. Kay Schwarzlose Eddie Stevenson Judy Jo Sumner. John Thompson.. Bonetta Barren. Arlene Wright.. Linda Young.. . a guitar a good bicycle for his paper route would stay to herself bigger gas tank pleasant personality length in her skirts an extra pair of ball pants a dark handsome boy better pal a good school to go to would check out one book at a time a few more math classes Y Q QE AV f MX LEEFVKQX E ff K 3 W P Silva ,.....1 ... F--1 I l 5,1 H :,,. N FN-' fllflvg 'A f- J '--.J .f:1,,r:Jl lIfl,,ff.JN 9 FIRST Row: Carol Cochran, Presggfkeith Hamilton, vice-PreS.g BaPbara Fritchley, Sec'y-Tres.: Angela Aldrich. I , ilk. ', . 4 ,a SECOND ROW: 'John Barnett, Phillip Bennett, Linda Brian, Clara Catterton, Fred Ferguson, Linda Kay Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gentry, Andrew Hampton, Evelyn Hayes, Gerald Houser, Jerry Hutchinson, Gary Lancaster. FOURTH ROW: Fred Laws, Carolyn Linder, Martha Martin, Mary Martin, Edward Moan, Ancil Roark. FIFTH HOW: Norma Shick, Dick Stevenson, Donna Stoltz, David Thompson, Mary Jane Weiss, David Wood. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Wright, Wendell Wright. Q. Q FRE SHMAN CLASS f- 2- ' ,IA I, .5-gy. ff- ,. 1 ' 'ig!:V!m ' XA xx ' . M 'X ah L L I ,X J X M: X F . T' 'ff lf ,, xr' X in -FP? L ,ft V A! 'wx xp. Ns f gms: .' L.. V. 'gli . 1' W1 f1 1 +MH:f -. , .-1 . . ,I ' Freshman Class History The Freshman class started with 32 members'but we lost one during the year. At the Halloween Carnival, on October 27, 1957, our candidates, Ancil Roark Jr. and Carol Cochran won the King and Queen. At our stands we had a basketball throw. ,..-,4,,,,...w...--' We had two bake sales during the year. B ,l The Freshman class went to Olney skating on March 21, at Beal's Skating Rink, Everyone-enjoyed the'even1ng very much. A..-.--rf'- , ,..--y---- Class officers were: President,,.,, Carol Cochran Vice-pPGSideHt..aaa'Keith'Hamilton Secretary and Treasurer..... Barbara Fritchley 5'SpOnS0FS,,,,,'Mrg'Robinson Mrs, Schweizer . Angela Aldrich... Johnny Barnett... Phillip Bennett.. Linda Brian ..... Clara Catterton.. Carol Cochran... linda Ferguson... Freddie Ferguson Barbara Fritchley Kenny Qentry ..... Evelyn Hayes... Kieth Hamilton... Andrew Hampton... Gerald Houser... Jerry Hutchinson. Gary Lancaster... Freddie Laws... Carolyn Linder... Martha Martin... Mary Martin .... Eddie Moan .... Ancil Roark... Norma Schick... THE FRESHVEN ARE NOTED FOR Dick Stevenson.... flirting basket-ball milking cows dating flirting being nice quietness curly hair dancing fooling around littleness- Ham papers sisters model cars bicycles band long hair Eddie rowd ine ss messing around driving dancing ball games Donna Stoltz.. David Thompson. Robert Vowels.. Mary Jane Weiss David Wood.... Barbara Wriqht. Wendell Wright. brothers bashfulness med Hair long legs brains smallness girls ff! ,lib v'4X ZZ V' f. Nz Q V, --N..-.... ,...,,...,' .4 1' X r Cl XX jf!! jx CD IJ 'X fxxxx XX X' VX W 1 Z-xx. 'X 'xx Q ' QQ I 4 Riga Q MDV M' 1 M by xx lp 'E K 1 X x I ii, 'ffxx I JN QQYY Xgjwf X, QM , X U XL. G X rj Z' 4' Bw 7 N- Xifify' August H September H H ll I! H H n n n October n II II H H Il ll Il H H November H ll H N H H II H H CALENDAR A- Freshman Physical Exams 9:00 A. M. Faculty meeting 1200 P. M: A School opens 8:30 A. M. Physical Exams 9:30 A. M. Cisne at Sumner. Sumner at Noble. Clay City at Sumner. P. T, A. meeting 7:30 P. M. Midland Trail Conference meeting at Louisvilloo Noble at Sumner, Physical Exams 9:30 A. M. ard meeting 7:30 P. M, ---Teachers' Institute at Lawrenceville Sumner at Clay City, Sumner at Cisne. Noble at Sumner, Physical Exams 9:30 A. M. ' ---South-Eastern District Teachers' Dog snow 8:30 A, M. ass Play nTaming the Bratn. lr: T. A. meeting 7:30 P. M. ard meeting 8:00 P. M. -Kindergarten Physical Exams 9:30 A. M, Fresh-Soph. Basketball: Clay City at Sumner, Temperance speaker 8:30 A. M. -Midland Trail Festival Concert at Fresh-Soph. Basketball: Sumner at Illinois State Employment Service Sumner . M. - Noble, for Seniors -Tumbling Act Show 1:00 P. M. ol Basketball: Sumner at Allendale: : Veteran's Day. ten and lst Immunizations 9:30 A. M. High School Basketball: Noble at Sumner. ol Basketball: Sumner at La Grove of T, A, meeting 7:30 P. M. 7 Fresh-Soph. Basketball: West Salem -Grade Basketball: Sumner at Lancaster. ol Basketball: Diemerich at Sumner. 27--- 29--- 30-- 3---Athletes' 6---Baseball: 10---Baseball: 13---Baseball: ie--- 20---Baseball: 23---lst Grade School Bo 2h -N0 SCHOOL 25 -Baseball: 27---Baseball: 2---Baseball: 10---Sth Grade ll---NO SCHOOL Institute, is--- Senior Cl 21 School Bo 22 25--- 26---Fall Festival 28 8:00 P 29--- 30-- 8:30 A, M. M 5---High Soho ll---N0 SCHOOL 12---Kindergar 15---High Soho Farina. 13---P. 19---Grade and at Sumner. 21 22---High Soho 25--School Bo ard meeting, November 26---High School polio shots, 9:30 A. M.. High School Basketballg Clay City at Sumner, U 27am-End of 2nd 6 weeks, H 28-29-M-NO SCHOOL3 Thanksgiving Holidaysi H 30---Fm F. A, Chili Supper 5:30 P. M. December 2---Grade Basketballg Lancaster at Sumner, U 3m--High School Baskethallg Hutsonville at Sumner. H 6---High School Basketballg Cisne at Sumner. U 7---Freshman Cookie Sales H 9---Grade Basketballg Sta Joseph lOlneyX at Sumnero N lO--e2nd Immunization 9:30 A. M. Sodium Fluoride Treatment 8:hS A, M. nFats a Leansu Basketball game H 13--wHigh School Basketballg Sumner at Palestine. Sodium Fluoride Treatment 8:hS A. M, H low-nFreshmSoph0 Baskethallg Noble at Sumnero Grade Basketballg Sumner at St Francisvilleo U 17-n-High School Basketballg Sumner at.St, Francisville Sodium Fluoride Treatment 8:h5 A. M. H 19--HSchool Board meeting. U 20--nChristmas program l:3O P. M. 1 School closes for Christmas Holidays. High School Basketballg Sumner at Louisville. January 6---School resumes after Christmas Holidays. Midland Trail Conference meeting at Clay City. U 7---High School Basketballg Louisville at Sumner. U 10 --High School Basketballg Sumner at Dieterich. H 13---Grade Baskethallg Petty at Sumner. , Vision Tests for grades l,3,5, R 70 H' lh---3rd Immunization 9:30 As Mo 2nd polio shotso N l5wl8H-mwashash Valley Tournment at Marshall Sumner vs, Hutsonvilleo H 17--nEnd of 3rd 6 weeksu End of lst Scmesterw . H 20---P. Th A. meeting 723O.P. M. Grade Baskethallg Et, Francisville at Sumner, N 21--eHigh School Basketballg St Francisville at Sumner U 2h---High School Basketballg Sumner at Kinmundy. U 25-N-Freshman Bake Sale, H 2?m-mSchool Board meetings Grade School Baswetballg Sumner at St. Joseph COlneyj0 1 . H 28m3l-esmidland Trail Conference Tournment, Sumner vs, NCD 19 . ' February 3 Grade 3 Fresh-Sopho Baskethallg Sumner at West Salemn ' r H 1,,-...,, Representative from Evansville College to speak to Seniorse F- February h ---High School Basketball: Sumner at Noble. ---Illinois Junior High Basketball Association Tournment. 5---Spieth took Senior and entire school pictures. ---High School Basketball: Allendale at Sumner, ---Grade Basketball: Sumner at Petty. ---High School Basketball: Sumner at Clay City. ---N0 SCHOOL: Lincoln's Birthday. -Kiwanis-V. F. W. Polio Benefit Show 8:00 P. M. ---High School Basketball: La Grove of Farina at Sumner. ---P. T. A. meeting 7:30 P. M. ---High School Basketball: Sumner at Ciane. Students 2nd polio shots, TB skin tests 9:30 A. M. ---High School Basketball: Kinmundy at Sumner. Checks on TB skin testsm 2h---School Board meeting. , 28 W--End of hth 6 weeks. Adult 3rd polio shots. ---District Ensemble and Solo Music Contest at Newton. ---P. T. A. Minstrel Show. -D. A. R. Awards to County Recipients. Daughn Earnst and Ethel May Grove from Sumner 6m--F. F. A. meeting 7:30 P. M. ---Fresh-Soph, Basketball Tournment at Dieterich, Sumner vs. Kinmundy. lh---Sophomore Class Party. 17 n LI--6 H ll 7 10 ll H ll: H il I! 21 ll, Il March 1 II A 5 ll H 10-12 ll ll I! 3 21 N S3 Il April H 3 ll ' 12 Il U H. ll ll II Iday 7 111-- ---P. T. A. meeting 7:30 P. M. Midland Trail Conference meeting at Clay City. 20---Home Economics State Visitor. -Freshman Class Party. ---School Board meeting. ---Junior Class Play 8:00 P. M. nLet Me Out Of Here 29---District Band Music Contest at Newton. h---N0 SCHOOL: Good Friday. ---N0 SCHOOL: Spring Vacation. ---Midland Trail Conference Banquet at Flora. ---End of Sth Six Weeks. ---Kiwanis Pancake Day. -Track meet at Clay City. 18---State Ensemble and Solo Music Contest at Odin. 21---P. T. A. meeting at 7:30 P. M. School Board meeting. -Track meet at Cisne, ---Spring Concert 8:00 P. M. -Track meet at Cisne, Midland Trail Conference Track meet at Cisne. May I I H Il II .--21 1 S, 19 P 25 29 .... -- M.. J'L1l'll'l? :incl 5c,nio2? E3 1r1r'us'5,, tentative date, 1 i fl . -gf ., 'A , -w J RC. in A. QQCGLLYLQ 50 Fx Im, fjcuinr' Trip, bao38.QF,a1 '1-sluts SGlT'17.Ji,A 0500 PC Mb f' , .,A..., ., 1,..,,.,,.' . Q, X 'J M7 U01-L,1L1M,a.,,-'311t ..D,. .f,i,. U.QL' -9 Lf: Uni CL' Sth 6 twfzlzr 1, End mf' 22nd SGl'11OEj'l.1i'5Y' -- . -1 , lJ9,513 any of .scltvoouq First Row- Second Row Third Row- First Row--- Second Row Third Row- Fourth How First Row- Second Row Third How- SUMARIAN STAFF Miss Henry, Ethel May Grove, Kay Correll, Pat westall, Ana Gray, Daughn Earnst, Ilena Martin, Donna Harbaugh. Willis Prout, Jim Rodgers, Sharon Burbank, Susan English, Anita Fiscus, Letha Gudgel, Sue Moan Mary Atkins, Mr. Hixon. Larry Miller, Jim Hill, Jon Foster, Bill Inyart, Delvin Pittman, Eldon Mitchell, Keith Houtien, Frenchie St. Laurent, Harry Minniear. F. H. A. Charlotte Carroll, Joyce Wood, Judy Sumner, Mary Weiss, Carolyn Linder, Shirley Hughes. Sue Moan, Linda Miller, Donna Stout, Ardith Perry, Ethel May Grove, Kaye Houser, Ana Gray, Donna Harbaugh, Kay Correll. Debbie Heath, Sharon Brasel, Margie Roberts, Elaine Stoltz, Darlene Weiss, Barbara Wright, Barbara Fritchley, Norma Shick, Arlene Wright, Susan English, Sharon Burbank, Pat Westall, Mrs. Schweizer. Evelyn Hayes, Donna Fortney, Pat Zehner, Donna Stoltz, Carol Cochran, Anita Fiscus, Carolyn Bennett, Jenny Piper, Faith Brewer, Clara Catterton, Angela Aldrich. F. F. A. Bill Stoltz, Larry Miller, Eldon Mitchell, Delvin Pittman, Francis Harbaugh, Robert Hayes. Ernest Whitfield, Ancil Roark, Wendell Harbaugh, Jim Miller, David Sanders, WillB' Frout, Mr,. Bottenfield. Phillip Bennett, Charles Daugherty, Keith Routien, Jay Dee White, Leslie Daugherty. DQBYQO X P4 'Adil lx if 1 4-1. F. H. A. Our E. H. A. Chapter first met in the month of September Out of 58 members these were chosen as officers. President Vice President... Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporters Parliamentarian ........ .. Chairman of Recreation ...... .. Chairman of Projects ......... .. Chairman of Public Relations... .. aneousuollcsliutlsloonlto Ethel Grove. .. Donna Harbaugh .. Sue Moan .. Ana Gray .. Kay Correll .. Sue Moan Pat Westall .. Kaye Houser Linda Miller Ardith Perry Donna Stout Chapter Mother ...... . ........ .. Mrs. Geo. Gray Advisor.. count!liuooiosolllolllcol Mrs. Schweiger We planned a special party for each month, our calendar of the year was as follows: September .... ... Hayride and Membership Drive October.. Freshman Initiation k Halloween Party November. Daddy Date Night December. Christmas Dance January... ... Beauty Demonstration February. Valentine Dance March.... St. Patrick's Party April .... FSH. A. M F. F. A. Debate May .... Mother 8 Daughter Tea and Installation of Officers F. F. A. The F. F. A. Chapter was organized September, 1957. Eight- teen boys joined, and out of the eighteen the following officers were elected: President.... .... .. Eldon Mitchell Vice-President... .. Delvin Pittman Secretary .... .. .. Larry Miller Treasurer .... .. Bill Stoltz Reporter... .. Bob Hayes Sentinel... .. Francis Harbaugh Advj-SOIIIIIUIIOllClllO.ll.lll.UQlIf.. MF' On October 15, the freshmen greenhands were initiated. The grain and poultry show was at Bridgeport on March 15, with all boys participating. There were six entries--A grain and 2 poultry. The Fall Festival turned out well for the F. F. A. in spite of bad weather. The F. F. A. placed first in the float derby. There were 5 competitors. On January 18, the F. F. A. sponsored a pest control contest to help rid the community of pests. Several of the boys took part iz this contest. The losers gave a party for the winners. On February 1, the F. F. A. had its annual magazine drive. Willis Prout was hifh salesman with Ql5.00. The Valentine dance was held Feburary 8. On March 29, the F. F. A. journeyed to Wayne City for the annual Sectional officers and Advisors banquet. This year the F. F. A. had a Chapter sweetheart elected from the F. H. A. Pat Westall was also our sweetheart candidate at the sectional meeting. On April 3, the F. F. A. took a trip to the Honneager Farm in Fairbury, then on May 3, the F. F. A. also went to the Purina Farm at East St. Louis. 'GK X Xfqbx YL? , .Ag U1 f X3 I 1 K1 ,Q-.Q W A SENIOR BAND CHORUS First Row--- Sharon Brasel, Susan English, Ana Gray, Mary Leffler Mary Atkins, Inary lnyart, Ann Brookhart, Suzanne Pepple, Diane Sanders, Linda Bailey. Second Row-- Carol Ann Blood, Barbara Jones, Clara Goodwin, Ardith Perry, Judy Sumner, Janice Pool, Donna Fortney, Kay Paddick, Gwen Schweizer, Mary Gates, Mrs. Ortman. Third Row--- Frances Goff, Norreta Hodge, Clara Catterton, Willis Prout, David Burgett, Gary Everette, Mary Piper, Donna Stout, Elaine Stoltz, Leona Brian. JU NIOR BAND if -sf wif 1. fi ybfx lg 1 L15 w . .2 '7 ' 97 'P 2 I , , r 'rx .. 3 .uk in ll N ll V jm fiVll'x 9 ss- GY Hlxij VB YY 5. 1'- X I' K MUSIC DEFARTMENT Band year has increased in size from a small band t Te were very proud of the size of our band, order new uniforms to outfit everyone. The band this over sixty pieces. even tho we had to Midland Trail Band Festival was held in Sumner. conference was well represented, making a band under the competent baton of Dr. Leo Dvorak of This year the Each school in the of over 200 pieces Eastern Illinois University. The band played at both the Senior Class play on October l8 and the Junior Class play on March 28, and the home basketball games.f Again this year, the band had a Christmas concert in whic all the grade choruses participated with singing and appropriate scenes on the stage. The highlight of our year was the Spring Concert held on May 2. The climax was the Baccalaureate and the Commencement. The entire band played one night during the Midland Trail Tournament at Louisville. Six of the first chair players went to Louisville for the All Conference Band, but due to an automobile accident on the way, they were unable to continue on to Louisvill for the final night. They were: Susan English, Donna Fortney, Sherman Berry, Gary Everette, Mary Atkins, and Sue Moan. At the District Contest this year held on March l at Newton, we came home with 3 firsts, 6 seconds, and 5 thirds. State Contest was held at Odin on April l8, we came home with l first, l second, and l third. For the first time in 6 years, our band went to District Contest. We came home with a 3rd rating, but feel very proud of the wonderful experience the younger students received. This year six band members will graduate. So by next year the band personnel will be quite different. We hope to have a dance band and to have better experience with our marching. We will have more large instruments next year to balance our size. Chorus is made up of 30 members of both high and grade . The chorus sang two songs at the Thanksgiving the E. U. B. Church on November 27, l958. The big part in the Christmas program held in the school gym on December 20. The chorus school students Service held at chorus played a A sextet, made up of Mary Atkins, Susan English, Donna Stout Donna Fortney, Gary Everette, and Sherman Berry, was entered in the District Music Contest at Newton on March l, where they received a 2nd rating. O h G 7 ---1--.X ..,.,...,., r ' f xi X 6 z u 1 , 1 X X x 1 i ,,,,q.-...,..-...,.,.-fs 5, fl 'I K xx X. ,. N ' 1 f1,, I i f .--x . -. N E y , xx. ,. x,. ,'S x , X xxwfxlff ,, X X I. J f xx ,Vx S .Ax f,.5 X f Q ' F Nu 5 I I -1 xv 'QF Y.. A A. 11' , If If phi K .xx N 'lx N ESX fx HX , Xi! XXX Mix. I I , 5 M... --f' f'Sfs.l'X ,ff X L, x ' N X X f.c?x'iLlf11--A Y. V-if-fff' .xxgi---tj X' gn Y., 045. L17- 1-.. K...-' ,A ' pi,- x xx a 1,1 ' --x...:. Taming the Brat The Senior play was given October 23, 1957. The play was entitled Taming the Brat, written by Earl Louis Russell. The plot centered around an only daughter of the Nagels. Mrs. Nagel had ubrought the daughter upu according to the book, which had scorned any kind of discipline lest it affect the child emotionally, Result--a spoiled brat who threw tantrums at random just to get her way. At the time the play starts she is a teen- ager and the thing she wants now her parents can hardly provide-- but Mr. Nagel tries even to buy-her a boy friend. It happens that the one she wants, another also wants! Complications follow-- bitter words are spoken, anxiety soars, even a terrific fight ensues over the nchildishu behavior. But when a good friend tells her that her father has tried to buy her love, she reforms immedi- ately and turns out to be a normal girl whOm all admire. The action was swift and the scenes were interesting. In behalf of the cast and class, Larry Miller, class presi- dent, made a presentation of a beautiful white chenille bed spread and a bouquet of red roses to Miss Henry in appreciation of the assistance she presented to the play. CAST Janice, the Brat---Ana Gray , Mr. John Nagel, the father---Jim Rodgers Mrs. Vivian lhgel, the mother---Susan English Lottie, the maid---Mary Atkins Jerry, Janice's admirer---Daughn Earnst. Dave, Jarryfs companion---Jim Hill Jess, the handy man---Keith Routien Louise, Janice's girlfriend---Kay Correll Myrtall, Louise's girlfriend---Pat Westall Myra, Jess's fiancee---Sue Moan Party Scene: Ilena Martin, Larry Miller, Ethel May Grove, GEldon Mitchell. LET ME OUT OF HBZRE The spring dramatic production of the Sumner HighISchool was the play Let Me Out 01' Here , produced by the junior class on March 28, 1958. A The play, written by J. Vincent Barrett was a 5 act farce comedy. The scene was the apartment, shared by Eve Boyd and Bona Lynn. The plot revolved around the suspicious Auntie Angela Boyd who furnished the money for Eve to go to college. However, Eve wasn't going to collegeg instead, she was working and saving her money. When Auntie Angela decided to visit Eve, things had to happen fast. Bona's brother, Garrett, and his pal, Victor, make an impromptu call too! Tragedy strikes when Victor accidentally tears his trousers and hides in the apartment while Garrett takes the trousers for repair. To save Eve and prove to Auntie that Eve is attending college, a disguisevis effected to make Garrett a teacher who will speak for Eve's progress in school ..... the disguise and the torn trousers create an evening of confusion. The play Was well received by a very appreciative audience. Larry Karns, in behalf of the class and cast, made a presentation of red roses and 2 other appropriate gifts to Miss Henry for her eFfort in directing the play. Mrs. June Ortman presented the band in a pre-curtain concert and between the acts. CAST! Eve Boyd,L.. Bona Lynn, Eve's room-mate. Bessie Rhode Hazel Miles, Stevie Cobb, Garret Lynn, Victor Hard, Angela Boyd, s, the landlady colored maid.. elevator boy.. Bona's brother Garret's pal.. Eve's wealthy at our Q a has aunt Gifford Norton, an acoentrio young MSU. . . Marshall Ward, Victorfs father. AnitabFiscus Donna Fortney Joyce Wood Elaine Stoltz Jay Dee White Frenchie St. Lauient Sherman Berry Donna Stout Larry Karns Bill Stoltz I . , SENIOR PLAY CAST JUNIOR PLAY CAST ,....-Q f ,sr W' Q. 'l' U-5161? Cx x fy V7 V3 S mm u if-'3,.,-L----B-Z'- sX QQ F . WI viii 'L - . Rf? f f 3 ,l 1 QJXSXTJK fry ff f -was ,f 5 :sv J by if QQ V 5 ' fu A5 m 1- is ' Q- h A A. 0 'D ! many ' dv f H 1' 'N e H ' Q W I . fglhl ff 00 Sue 'H iff ' ' Q X Q Q . It x yf 1:1 b ' ' 11154 H, 1 any C 1 X SusAu ANR - , ALwAyS ANA Ayqifq kj' Eff Fair f!l'rf,Fo7 ou,50y! 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L L f ., 5 I 1' II M51 1 X R7 XF, 3 fy FQ?-f Lmgfs YE A W BASEBALL Cisne vs Sumner - In the opening game of the season on Sept. 6, 1958, the Sumner Arabs lost to the Cisne Lions by the score of 8w2 at Sumner. Larry Miller banged out a double and a single for two of Sumner's three hits. Johnson was the winning pitcher T' i's j Hulfachor pitched all the way for Sumner, givin up lh hits. TOTALS: Sumner--2 nuns, 3 hits, h errorsg Cisne--S runs, lh hits, 2 errors. Symner vs Noble - On September lO at Noble the Arabs tied the score at 2 all in the hth but allowed h Noble runs to cross the plate in the Sth, losing 6-2. For Noble, Newlin struck out 7 and walked 3g while Hulfachor fanned S and walked only 1, TOTALS: Sumner--2 runs, h hits, M errors, Noble--6 runs, 9 hits, 1 error, Clay ' 1 ' . - Held to a scratch single, the Arabs were slaughtered at Sumner by Clay City 12-O on September 13. Until the Sth inning the Wolves led only by M-O but picked up 8 runs in the Sth and 6th innings. Although collecting only 5 hits, the Wolves took advantage of the 5 wild pitches, 6 walks, 7 errors, and 10 stolen bases to compile 12 runs. Clay City's Bryant struck out 16 in winning over Hulfachor. TOTALS: Sumner- nn runs, l hit, 7 errorsg Clay City--12 runs, S hits, 2 errors, Sumner vs Clay City - In their return engagem nt with the Wolves on September 25, the Arabs were defeated at Clay City, ll-1, s Gary Everette collected the only extra base hit for Sumner, a triple. Aided by 7 walks and strong pitching by L- Hildebrand, Clay City picked up an early lead. Hildebrand picked up the wing gHulfachor suffered the loss. TOTALS: Sumner--l run, h hits, h errors, Clay City--llruns, 6 hits, 2 errors. Sumner vs Cisne - On September 27, Sumner traveled to Cisne for a game, they again lost to Johnson, this time by a lO-O score. Sherman Berry got the only hit for the Arabs. Johnson struck out ll in his victory over Sumner, aided by 9 errors by the Arabs. Hulfachor took the loss, striking out 5. TOTALSr Sumner--no runs, l hit, 9 errorsg Cisne--lO runs, lO hits, no errors, Noble vs Sumner - For the first time since 1954, the Arabs won a Baseball game as they defeated Noble lO-9 in a thrilling two- day affair beginning on October 2. Playing on their home field, the Arabs picked up an early lead with 5 runs in the 2nd. In the 5rd each team scored a run. In the top of the 4th Noble added another run to make it 4-2. In the bottom of the inning Larry Miller slammed a 5-run homer to put the Arabs into a com- fortable 7-2 lead. Trouble came in the 5th when Noble scored 4 runs on 4 hits while the Arabs were put down in order, making the score 7-6, Sumner still leading. Neither team scored in the 6th. It looked as if the Arabs were going to win the game without even batting in their half of the inning, as Noble A had no one on with 2 out, but their scored 5 runs on 2 hits to lead 9-7 going into the last of the seventh. Miller german base with an error to start off the inning, Everette struck out to make it one away. Leonard Hulfachor then singled, sending Miller to third. Prout, pinch-hitting for Houser, was hit by the pitcher-the bases were loaded. Perry then singled to bring in Miller, leaving the bases still loaded. at that time, becaus of darkness, it was agreed to finish the game the following day. Routein came to bat to resume play. He got on first by a fielder's choice, but Hulfachor was forced out at the plate on the play. With 2 out and the bases loaded, Johnny Barnett singled, driving in Prout and Perry with the winning runs. Hulfachor took the win, striking out 6, walking 5. Newlin absorbed the defeat for the Wildcats, having relieved L. Clark in the 5th. TOTALS: Sumner-10 runs, 8 hits, lO errors, Noble-9 runs, lO hits, 2 errors. 6 Name Barnett Berry Everette Gentry Hayes Houser Larry Hulfachor L: Hulfachor Hutchinson Miller Moen Perry Frout Rodgers Routein Stevenson TAYPIQZYITS TOTALS Pos AB IF 11 IF 15 C 15 OF 2 IF 7 IF 12 IF- 7 P 1M IF- 2 OF 19 IF O OF 6 OF tl OF 114. P-OF .5 OF O IF-or --Li 13M Baseball R H 3 2 2 3 1 M O O O 1 1 O O O 1 3 O 1 an wb O O 1 1 1 O 1 O O O O O Q .Q 15 21 w indicates department leader HF O O O O O O O O O I O O O O O O Q 1 Ave 182 200 267 OOO M13 OOO OOO 21M SOO 316 OOO 167 OOO OOO OOO OOO OOO .,......7., 157 BASKETBALL 1 L Varsity U, D The l957-l958 basketball season proved to be 3 diSaPP0int'- ing Year for all concerned. Lack of fxperlgyfefligg ggrgigz and several tough breaks contributed to tue Ara s S N , A Nine games were lost by only ll points QP less' The tgwngng j point of the season was the home game with Clay Clty W 10, we lost 52-50 after leading all the way until the last few minutes. After that a defeatist attitude was prevalent. Sumner's only win was a 65-55 home Same Win against Clsnei after being tied at 17-all at the end of the lst quarter, the , Arabs went ahead to stay. In a home game with Clay City, the Arabs jumped to an early lead and, at the end of the 3rd quarter, ' - 1 T' d O- l Uh 1 th 1 lf- miggtgegoagiggi Clay Citylgroggeg ig 2 free tgggws ig iceathe game. Against a tough Hutsonville five, the Arabs put up a ' rough fight to a much taller club, but lost 83-09. Sumner al-' most r' Ied Louisville's homecoming with an amazing comeback, but the rally came too late as Louisville won 62-57. At Diete- rich, the Arabs put on a late rally which fell short, A7-h2. Although they were defeated 80-Ll at Allendale, the Arabs came back to give the Yellow-Jackets a scare at Sumner as they led almost all the way until the last minute, losing A3-L2. In the last regular scheduled game of the season, Sumner put up a staunch fight against a much taller and classier Kinmundy team, losing 79-38 at Sumner. Palestine eliminated the Arabs in the fgrig round of the District held at Palestine by the score of Next year four starters will be back: Everette and Atkins-- ggphomoresg and Harbaugh and Hayes--juniors. Others who will be great help next year are: Sherman Berry and Jerry Cross--juniors Jerry Perry, Larry Petty, David Sanders, and Ed Stevenson--sopho- moresg and Johnny Barnett, Kenneth Gentry, Keith Hamilton, Gerald Houser, Jerry Hutchinson, Ed Moan, Richard Stevenson, and Wendall Wright--freshmen. There is a good prospect for a fair season next year. Coach take at least hth mundy, Clay City, height, the Arabs sharp-shooters. Robinson sees no reason why the Arabs cannot in the Midland Trail Conference behind Kin- and Louisville. Although not excelling in have several good ball handlers and a few Delvin Pittman was the varsity captain this year. Gary Everette had a tremendous year: he led the scoring with 379 points, led in field goal percentage with .LO2, won the free- throw trophy with a .712 average, was 3rd in the Midland Trail Conference scoringg and was named 4th on the Midland Trail All- Conference First Team. With a minimum of 50 free-throw attempts Delvin Pittman won second place with a .684 average. Next year, Sumner will host the Midland Trail Tournament. ,The varsity cheerleaders were Donna Harbaugh, Sue Moan, Kay Pittman, and Patty Zehner. They faithfully and wholef heartedly cheered on the Arabs. Second Team ' V Over all, the nLittle Arabsn had a successful season in winning 7 of 20 games. In only a very few games were thel nLittle Arabsn defeated badly.H many times, players sat out part of the game on the bench so that they might be rested for the varsity game. In a few games sickness and injury hurt our, chances of winning. Jim Rodgers, captain of the team, led the scoring with 252 pointsg Sherman Berry was second with 200 points followed by Jerry Perry with 178. The second team free- throw trophy went to Jerry Perry who had a percentage of .6283 Sherman Berry took second with a 2579 averabe. sharon Brasel, Debbie Heath, and Ardith Perry were the cheerleaders. Freshman-Sophomore Team' ' U y HAH team won all of their 4 regular a 61-52 decision to the eventual Freshman-Sophomore Tournament. If the nJunior Arabsu should have won HBH team won 2 of their 4 games, while the Freshman team split 2 games with West Salem. The cheerleaders for the Freshman-Sophomore team were Sharon Brasel, Debbie Heath, and Ardith Perry The Freshman-Sophomore scheduled games but dropped champions, Kinmundy, in the they had defeated Kinmundy, the tournament easily. The I FIRST TEAM SCC1p3 Sumner s Where Opponent's Score OPPOUSUPS Played Score Allendale There 80 Noble Here 79 La Grove There 79 Dieterich Here 67 Clay City Here 52 Hutsonville Here 83 Cisne 7 Here 55 Palestine There 73 St. Francisville There 90 Louisville There 02 Louisville Here 75 Dieterich There 47 H'ville fwabash Valley! Marshall 86 St. Francisville Here 76 Kinmundy There 81 Noble KN. T. C. Tour.D L'ville 79 Noble There 105 Allendale Here A3 Clay City There 89 La Grove Here 53 Cisne There 59 Kinmundy' Here 79 Palestine fDistrictD Palestine 70 Sumner's Score mi lla LL7 51+ 63 M4 5 3 37 eo 53 25 39 Sl 52 58 55 U3 26 31 SECOND TEAR SCORES Opponent Allendale Noble La Grove Dieterich Clay City Hutsonville Cisne Palestine St. Francisville Louisville Louisville Dieterich Kinmundy Noole Allendale Clay City La Grove Cisne Kinmundy Where Played There Here' There Here Here Here Here There There There Here There There There Here There Here There Here Opponent's Score 71 L15 32 LL3 65 113 37 53 65 S2 no 37 68 6h U3 53 57 M1 62 FIRST TEAM STATISTICS 0' 0 FG PCT. FTA MA PCT. TP AVE6 Everette 22 150 .102 111 .79 .712 379 17.23 Pittman 23 63 .238 155 106 ,681 232 10.09 Atkins 21 79 .333 31 21 .618 179 8.52 Herbengn 22 61 .286 71 29 .392 157 7.11 Hayes 22 65 .316 35 21 .600 151 6.86 Miller 9 23 4261 11. 22 .537 68 7.56 Petty 17 10 .172 19 11 737 -31 2500 Rodgers 11 6 .300 11. 9 ,818 21 1.91 Berry 12 6 ,200 11 6 ,129 18 1.50 Perry 7 2 .500 10 6 .600 10 1.13 Cross S O ,000 0 0 .000 0 .00 Stevenson 1 -,Q .000 0 0 ,000 7730 13300 TOTALS 168 .312 501 313 ,621 1219 51.30 SE00ND TEAM STATISTICS G FG FTA MA PCT. TP AVE. Rodgers 20 90 112 72 .507 252 12.60 Berry 19 78 76 51 579 200 10653 Perry 19 62 86 1 .628 178 9.37 Stevenson, E 19 22 36 12 .333 56 2.95 Hayes 3 22 8 5 .625 19 16.33 Cross 15 18 17 5 .291 11 2.73 Hutchinson 17 13 11 7 ,500 33 1.91 Petty 7 13 17 5 .291 31 1613 Hafbaush 1 3 13 5 .335 21 5.25 Barnett 15 5 20 8 .100 18 1.20 Houser 11 1 2 0 .000 8 .73 Stevenson, R I0 2 3 1 .333 S ,SO Atkins 1 2 1 1 .000 5f 5.00 Minniear 1 1 O 0 .000 2 050 M999 H 0 2 1. .500 1 .25 Karns 1 O 2 0 ,OOO O .OO Wright 2 0 1 0 .000 0 .00 Gentry 2 0 0 0 .000 0- .00 Sanders 5 0 0 0 .000 0 .00 Hamilton 1 0 703 0 ,000 0 3.00 TOTALS 310 110 220 .500 900 15.00 I Sumner's Score 6M 50 61 67 S2 26 im 28 36 7-11+ L8 fly, f K. ?QhlLH4SoihLL,3E HAH TEAM SCORES Opponent Clay City Noble Clay City H Noble Kinmundy lTour T- u.iLI'.f.N-SCE EJ Clay City Noble Clay City Noble HBH Where Opponent's Played Score Here Sh There L9 There 57 Here 52 Dieterich 61 TEAM SCORES Here 25 There 26 There 37 Here M2 FRESHMAN TEAM SCORES West Salem West Salem Here Sh There M3 Everette Atkins Perry 1 Petty Stevenson, Barnett Hutchinson Houser Stevenson, Sanders Moan TOTALS Stevenson, Barnett Houser Hutchinson Moan Gentry Sanders Garrett Hamilton Wright TOTALS Barnett Houser Stevenson, Hutchinson Hamilton TOTALS FRESH.-SOFH. FIRST TTAN STATISTICS C TC- FTA MA 5 if-lr. 30 15 5 37 P3 16 5 A 25 21. 11 5 6 12 7 5 3 9 1. LL 2 2 2 5 2 3 1 11 1 A 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 -Q -,Q 0 120 102 EE FRESH.-SOPH. SECOND 'TEM-1 STATISTICS L+ 15 13 7 11 11 18 13 14. 10 6 3 LP 3 8 L1 M 3 O O 3 2 0 0 14. 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 M. 0 . 5 1 2 0 0 0 5T 5? 58 FRESHM111 TEAM STATISTICS 2 9 8 0 2 8 8 6 ' 2 7 7 U. 2 LL 5 2 2 2 -2 -Q E6' 30 12 P TC. 500 292 ,2 5 311 111 OOO OOO OOO 1. .333 .soo :QOH 529 535 723 SOO SOO OOO OOO OOO OOO 2OO OOO .509 C O O 000 750 571 .MOO . 000 if OO TP 103 90 ,S1 19 7 6 5 3 0 0 0 T555 37 35 23 20 6 1, 2 1' ...Q 130 38 22 18 10 -4 92 BASKETBALL TEAM First Row--- Jerry Perry, Robert Hayes, Francis Harbaugh, 1 Delvin Pittman, Gary Everette, Larry Petty, Jerry Atkins. Second Row-- Mr. Robinson, Jam Rodgers, Jerry Cross, David Sanders, Ed Stevenson, Sherman Berry Third Row--- Dick Stevenson, Eddie Loan, Kenny Gentry, John Barnett, Keith Hamilton, Gerald Houser, Jendell Wright. CHEERLEADERS Kaye Pittman, Patty Zehner, Sue Mean, Donna Harbaugh. mf'P f nffn N Mx Qi lx 1 Q N nal Ag 9355: ' kj Miyvqgfu ROBERT Gnny 1 sveneT1e 3 EHAYES JERRY 1, Avxms I 1 I , i 1 -B N 'X . L Q .. 2 - 1.ArzRy 4, 40 IFRANUS 534 J X P -r 1 HAR6AusH 1 'M , E TY , ' Wnzrrl R pqnngy ooeeks i fx ' F oeuuu fnrmlm SHERMAN Beard TERRY caass 3enfY Penny l First Row- Second Row First Row- Second Row X Basketball Team CBD --Wendell Harbaugh, Dick Stevenson, Eddie Moan, Kenneth Gentry, John Barnett, Keith Hamilton, Gerald Houser, Wendell Wright, Ronald Robinson David Sanders, Jerry Perry, Gary Everette, Jerry Atkins, Larry Petty, Ed Stevenson. Cheerleaders CBJ Sharon Brasel, Ardith Perry, and Debbie Heath. Baseball Team Jim Rodgers, John Barnett, Jerry Perry, Lenord Hulfachor, Gary Everette, Gerald Houser Eddie Moan, Larry Hulfachor, Keith Routien, Larry Miller, Sherman Berry, Willis Prout, Eddie Stevenson, Daughn Earnst, Jerry Hutchinson, Kenny Gentry, Wendell Wright, Mr. Robinson. ' Q hx R-, 5 541 ,, L- 2 6 THE PIRATES Sumner's Grade School Pirates won 2 while losing 10 during the season. Bob Smith led the scoring with 104 points. Their only bad defeat was at the hands of a strong Olney five, 62-10, in the Regional. The Pirates captured 2nd place in the District Tournament held at Sumner. V Afi The grade B team wont'-5 '-off 8 encounters during the year. David Hess and David Brian led their scoring with 55 points each SCORES Sumner's Opponent Score 55 West Salem 19 Lancaster 20 Lancaster 16 St. Joseph ' 42 St. Francisville 38 Petty 20 St. Francisville 22 St. Joseph 30 West Salem 15 St. Mary's CDist.D 10 Olney CRegiona1D 41 Petty Statistics FG Smith, B. 41 Gentry, R. 25 Cochran, T. 19 Brian, D. 16 Berry, D. 9 Perrott, M. B Hess, D. 5 Perrott, B. 2 Sivert, G. O Totals 121 where Opponentfs Played Score Here 51 There 40 Here 54 Here 25 There 45 Here 55 Here 24 fotj Olney 46 There 57 Here 29 B'port 62 There 51 FT TP 22 104 12 58 5 45 6 58 10 28 6 22 1 7 1 5 ...TL .1 64 506 GRADE SCHOOL DKSKETBALL THAMv First Row---Lvmen Wells, Jerry Piper, David Brian, David Hess, Gene Setterthwaite, John Hess,John D. Piper. I , Second Row--Pfr. Hixozi, Jerry Bloeher, David Berry, Bob Smith, George Sivert, Torn C'ocP1ran., 'Bill Perrott, In-Zervin Perrott, Robert Gentry. A A A 1' THAI CHEERLE ADERS Vary Louise Leffler, Janice Pool, Leona Brian, Carol Arm Blood B H TIIAT CEIEERLIIINDEPS Mary Lou Gates, Cindy lvusgrove, Diane Sanders, Mary Piper. ,. , -4 i .gif 1 40 El -1-'NK2 ,M 3 -N71 QV -MX X -.-.':.'.-.g.g.g1,-.-.'.'.g.g.j , ,,.,.,. . ,. . .. .:.:.:.'., -:+:g:gr .. . f.-.mt-1-.'. -2- ifs1fa1-:-:---f-:Az-:ez-aw jzggzggg 1 In +I.: .5 I. .'-'. - -,-4.2.2.-.:. . - -,- 1.:-3-3? .:EC:5:i:7I-I-.-.-.-2-1-f-iff'-'S , , , , 4 . -.'.:,-.'. , ':1:-:E:f' I ,gigljfbx .-:-I-PB' 5-:4:f:-,-.-.g.g.g.g-:-:-:-Q- f.- .'.g.'-g-3 ..'.,-I-Q-P :'s'i'.'i'i' 11143. .'. -I'I'f:I:I:I . 72' -,W .-Z'I'.4 -2:Z1.Q.j.Q ,,. f 'X :1.g.g.g.- -:1:::3:g.g.. ::.g.g.g.g- ,::::::g.g.g.:.:-:,:V PW:- 1 :izrzizizf '1:2:2:f:1:2:-4 1:2:1:1:f:1: ' ' ' -- 1-:':Z52' J Q .-,1.gqq.5-1-Q-1-15253-fgiiil ,ahh 1 x J 11 f'i'f'1 '-:-1-r-211:-. 41:-ze-:':-1 :is1-a-:-::r1111Q-:-1----'-1 . . X' :f:5:5:g2g ,..,---- .TgIgQ:f1Q:f::. -2131-'-'-:V , '.j.f.j-1 ha-4.-4 XJ +1-:-:gf J A KINDERGARTEN Bobbie Fiscus, Mike Hayes, Kenny Fisher, Freddie Piper, Gary Rodgers, Diane Sumner. Dennis Sager, Mark Ulrich, Diana Wells, Debbie Whitaker, Kelly Aldrich, Teresa Young. Dennis Green. FIRST GRADE Michael Roberts, Brenda Harvey, Gloria Jones, Alice Wells Cathy Terrell, Brenda Davis, Janet Cessna, Gregory Brunson, Mrs.'Aileen Herman-Teacher. Betty Gates, Karen Schultz, David Earnst, Sue Cox, Nona Vowels, Ronnie Bennett, Dennis Shroyer, Mark Young. John Blanchette, Ona Harvey, Jackie Martin, Sherry Jones, Brenda Sue Fisher, Eddie Brian, Barbara Sumner, V I Billie Brian, Jessie Brian. Stephen White, Dennis Kimmel, Danny Scott, Jerry Moods, Johnny Heath, Bruce Cummins. , SECOND GRADE Connis Cessna, Donnella Roberts, Helen Franklin, Jan Stout, Janis Stout, Kelly O'Grady, Jimmy Wells, Sally Pinkstaff, Patricia Cummins. Brenna Griesemer, Laurel Stallard, David White, Terry Wells, James Aldrich, Lynn Gentry, Karen Sager, Linda Piper, Mickey Inyart. lst Row-- 2nd Row-- Absent--- lst Row-- 2nd Row-- 3rd Row-- uth Row-- lst Row 2nd Row-- 3rd Row-- Linda Bridwell, Connie Rodgers, Cinda Jones, Roberta Piper, Vernon Dorney, Mike Young, John Woodburn, Larry Hasler, Mike Forsythe. 409 sf -' .V .i' .. - .n I, f..' ,, 4 , bl .-fo -s , ! n Q5 lg- . f . -, Q f' ,4- I gi: 1-:cg 455130 ni , '5 ' -1: X Q '49 .vi R'-W f' .,- X -1 First Row- Second Row Third Row- Third Grade --Kenneth Hayes, Cinda Houser, Marilyn Green, Dale Berry, Joe Piper, Peggy Zehner, Juna Rose Jones, Lynn Ulrich, James McElyea. --Sandra Umfleet, John Fisher, Richard Davis, Edith Heath, Jan Pepple, John Gates, Jane Piper, Jo Beth White, Gale Angle. --Miss Cullison, Minnie Thomas, Michael O'Grady, Denvor Daugherty, Roger Earnst, Jerry Brock, Irene Fyffe, Daymon Daugherty, Patricia Schultz, Philip Sanders. Absent ------ Billy Schwarzlose, John Stoltz. First Row--- Second Row Third Row--- First Row--- Second Row-- Third Row- Fourth Grade Brenda Yelch, Sally Ferguson, Kathryn Hasler, Shirley Martin, Connie Stout, Sandra Jones, Mary Lou Hanratty, Patty Harmon, Jean Brian. --Mrs. Bottenfield, Russell Heath, Robert Musgrove, John Bridwell, Alan Slachter, Lyle Vowels, Susan Forsythe, Beverly Earnst, Jan Provines, Sandra Rodrickc Michael Cummins, Robert Schwarzlose, Gary Davis, Ricky Haines, Roland Earnst, Harold Fiscus, Ronald lnyart, Marvin Fiscus, Donald Lancaster, Larry Ulrich. Fifth Grade Jane Deimel, Jean Deimel, Sandra Martin, Sandra Hodge, Brenda Young, Sherry Harmon, Diana Forsythe, Nancy Miller, Rebecca Scott, Frances Pepple, Martha Shute, Carolyn Sivert, Carolyn Clark, Sandra Brian, Linda Woodburn, Donna Doane, Mary Jo Piazza, Evelyn Catterton, Martha Heath, Mrs. Cunningham., --Charles McElyea, Johnny Gentry, Robert Ulrich, Jackie Atkins, Robert Hobbs, Daniel Henry, Timothy Gates, John Hampton Rousey, Dennis Pool, Rex Mean. Absent ------ Randy Terrell, Karen Zehner, Elizabeth Stoltz. 0 . .sg AO755. AK-i, X fi 0 SIXTH GRADE First Row-Sandra Inyart, Connieta Hughes, Carolyn Stevenson, Jeanne Karns, Cindy Musqrove, Vicki Blanchette, Linda Bailey, Linda Daugherty. SecondRow4Niss Wilber, Gavle Brunson, Marilyn Kimmell, Lynda Rodrick, Suzanne Pepple, Ann Brookhart, Gwen Schweizer, Jenneth Satterthwaite, Carol Bowman. Third Row-Jerry Blocher, Kenneth Lancaster, Ellen Hayes, Benny Myers, Larry Aldrich, Larry Brock, Jack Harman Myrna Jones, John Hess, Bay Lancaster. SEVENTH GRRDE First Bow-Kay Paddick, Betty L rtin, Brenda Wood, Betty Rousey, Vilena Hawpton, lary Lou Gates, Carol Ann Blood, Nary Piper, Diane Sanders, Betty Bealer. SecondRow1Piss Heath, Jimmie Vowels, Cheryl McE1yea, Velda Greisemer, Patricia Blanchette, Rodger Hughes, John Gay, Gene Satterthwaite. Third Bow-Lyman Wells, Larry Davis, Leonard Nickel, Jerry Piper, George Sivert, John Lancaster, Bill Perrott, David Brian, Robert Gentry. EIGHTH GRADE First Row-Sandra Gibson, Barbara Jones, Susan Foster Clara Goodwin, Mary Louise Leffler, Leona Brian Janice Pool, Frances Goff. Second Row-Nr. Petty, David Berry, Shirley Carrell, Patricia Stevenson, Lee Juana Fiscus, Fary Inyart, Martha Filler, Norreta Hodge, David Hess. Third Row-Jim Ninniear, Delbert Clark, Gene Brunson, Thomas Piper, Tom Cochran, Bob Smith, David Cumwins, Nervin Perrott. f ut ,. A Kg X131 Y ,H4.1,-:g.::-1-.wt-:-:g1-:fr1.r-ittffkiirs, , fi .-:I 55:2:52511-,':ff2ff22?T,2g:E,f:2:1:1:f:f:Q:Q:i:T:-4-. a .-1?If.1Q':f3ffiff5f3gfQfE??'Elf.A5if525313453E1Ef5f5f5ff5f551:-:-,. ! .-1325555555553fEfff??ffEP52:f'55'f'2ifii2f1fff3fWfEf?ifi7f5i35f5f5ffEff3EIi1g-1-. '-f-243'V25:az:-FEES:fis:iifgifsf:f1f??255E5iS55fE::i5E2f555552525222s22i2iaieE2:Eff1 ' . g-3i23?:5:5:3:5i5:rig31313:jf'551EfirE1Ef?IE?ir51ifE1If1:S:3:g:g:r:' ,g:Si3fYtT:'.-. -. 335: '-ziglztrgbglziglg9,ig?jgzgzg:3:g:3:5:3:g:3L.:3:53:1:3:-- --:,1y::53:1:335 5:53.- -Q3: '-'-i1g3..Qj52Q:j7:l 1:tj-..:::QtQ:Q'7:f1f3-gQgQ:Igf,QQ.gI'' -.1:g3!3:::f:f:f:i:frf -- -N .555 fffia. 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SCOttll0OUOOlO.llll Larry Stoltz ............. Ivan Ulrich ......... . .... Shirley KMooreJ VanGilder Larry Vowells. ........... Marcella fBakerl Young... Phyllis iLathrop7 Summers Donna fMoanD Wampler .... . Class of 1957 Class of 1956 QQQOOQEQ I U ...Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill .....Sumner, Ill ..........E. I. U ...Greenville, Ill ......Sumner, Ill .....Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill .........E. I U ......Sumner, iii IIIOOCUCOOOEO ICU ...U. S. Air Force ...U. S. Air F Lawrenceville, .....Rockford, iollcoisumner, OQQQQODIEO ...Sumner, ...Sumner, ....Chicago, ....Paris, ....Olney, ...Sumner, ...Sumner, ...Omaha, ...Sumner, ...Sumner, ......Sumner, ........Omaha, orce Ill Ill Ill I. U Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Ill Neb Ill Ill Ill Neb ...U. S. Air Force .......Sumner, ........Olney, Lawrenceville, Ill Ill Ill Ann lwhitel Bartram.... Frank Bartram........ Wayne Brian............ Class of 1955 Franklin Brown.......... ...lwin Joanne KFortneyJ Dowty... Freda CUlrichJ Fye ....... Bernard Goodwin ......... . John Grove ............... Shirley KHarbaughD Hawley... Thelma Hayes ...... . ..... ... Lester Hulfacnor ,........ Larry Lancaster... Marilyn Newell... Phyllis Piper .... Velda Pittman... .... .... R'elth Plnotvlvil-lczoeoanconcoocooo Betty Jo KBrianJ Provines... Donna CJonesD Scott....... Shirley fSmithD Slover... Btoutliilflllllill James VanGilder........ Katie Jo Beasley..... Nancy fMillerJ Clark... Phillip Clark ........ Gilbert Deimel ...... Jim Fisher ...... Ilene Gaither .... Harold Horner ....... ... Myra Jones ............... Class of 195A Phyllis CKnoblettJ Kesler... Gene Lancaster............ Tom Parrott............... Bob Pinkstaff... Terry Poole .......... Helen Roberts .......... Kathy KBurgettD Sager... Don Scaggs ..,.......... Betty Thomas ........... Doris fJonesD Woods .... 0 ...St. Louis, Mo ofoosoasto .........Sumner, Ill coln Bible Institute ......Claremont, Ill .....Cleveland, Ohio ......Sumner, Ill ...Sumner, Ill .....Sumner, Ill ......Sumner, Ill .....U. S. Air Force .....U. S. Air Force Vincennes University Vinceenes University .........Sumner, Ill ...Lawrenceville,Ill ........Sumner, Ill .........Sumner, Ill ........Hammond, Ill Vincennes University ... .... ...Omaha, Ill ....Terre Haute, Ind .... ........ Germany ..........E. I. U ......E. I. U I9 ISGO Uo Sl . ..... Sumner, Ill ....U. S. Air Force ....Greenville, Ill .......Olney, Ill ...St. Louis, Mo ....Sumner,lll ..... ..... E. If U .............Flordia Springfield, Ill ...Lawrenceville, Ill ..........Omaha, Neb .........Olney, Ill ....Sumner, Ill Paul Hannel... John Kruko ....... Evelyn Lancaster.. La Rota Lancaster ........ Alice CVogalJ Messenger.. Waymond Mitchell ....... . Herman Moore ............. Carolyn CPalmerD Murphy.. Marilyn iBloodD Pepple... Don Petty ....,......... Betty fJonesD Poole .... Myrna iScottD Potter ..... Ilene lFortneyD Schultz.. Betty Shank. ........... .. Mary Kay fThcmpsonJ Smith Flodone Stanley.......... Richard Vow-rolls . . . . . . . Frank Wei:5..... Betty CPinkstaffJ Boren.. e - n o Q n o o o Q 0 Q Q Dobhs.... Audrey CCibsonJ Hurbert Dobbs... Betty QParrottl Driskell. yivien Kiurgetl Emmons... Tom Lausxicht... Howard Ledeker.. Richard Madden... V 7.4 if VL Hay Actarty .... ... Wendell Messenger ...... Faye fMcCartyD Milone... Dwight Pittman ......... Max Pittman ........... Chester Provines ........ . Harold Provines .......... Inez fBrewerJ Satterwaite Robert Sager ............ . Virgil Schultz. George Weiss. Class of l953 Class of 1952 09000000 000 I OOOODIG I 0 0 0 0 O ooo notices . . ...St. Ilia ..U. S. Army Ilfliil. 'Oll DDU' S9 Claremont, New Hampshire ......Sumner, Ill . .... 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