Sumner High School - Sumnerian Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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175 WRIGHT GLODENE Fame IS my arm CURRY HELEN IOANNE A thmg of beauty 1S a Joy forever PARKER DOROTHY 'Lrfe can be beautlful. ' TURNEY THELMA Slow but sure RUSSELL BETTE Pretty 15 as pretty does BRADSHAW LORENE H1ECh your wagon to a star VANN ALBERTA The world 1s a play ground and I am one of IIS toys 61 he 9'-

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69 GUEVARA, DOLLY 'A dream comes true' BYERS, BETTY We rise by falling. NANCE, ALMA I am dedicating my fear of electricity to some deserving ser1ior. WARD, NORMA JEAN 'Good things come to those who wait fThis is ny. 9 in MCCORD, ELEANOR Give to the world the best you have' . CROMPTON, EVELYN 'A house divided a- gainst its selfcannot stand'. FLOURNOY, INA CLAIRE 'Beauty is my business . DOBBINS, ALBERTA 'Silence is golden .

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CLASS HISTORY fCont1nued from page 24Q Berry Annie Sorrell Merlxne Perry Crexght Sham Our boys were very sports mrnded whrch IS mdrcanve by the zeal wrth whrch they played football and basketball The senior football boys were James Blanks Wardell Gnfftn Thomas Jackson W1l11s Jackson Robert Mrlan Vau n Rogers Clrnton Smrth LezellSm1th Xenophan Whrttaker and Rembert Young The bas etball players were Welton Knox Robert Mtlan Xenophan Whrttaker Anderson Hodge and James Blanks Glorra Evans Fanme Evans Edna Maxwell Bonrue Goodloe and Delores Moore were on the cheermg squad Dolhe Penn Esther Stevens Verdrs Young Norma Crowder and Joyce Bartlett served as mayorettes Fourteen students ofthrs class were rrutxated 1nto the Sumner Chapter of the Nauonal Honor Socmety Others were acuve rn the Student Councrl Y Teens and the Cortestan Oval Mathe mancs Club On the Courrer Staff were Bonnre Goodloe Betty Clinch Edna Maxwell Anme Sorrell Vedrene Ortega Shtrley Thompson Lourse Hendnx Merhne Perry Maryland Donald and Dons Ramey In 1951 Betty Chnch was awarded the second prrze of S10 by radro statron WHB as a wrnner The Kansas C1ty Kansas Chamber of Commerce presented Edward Fog s wrth a 35 check rn 1951 and a S10 check tn 1952 as school wrnner of a combxned oratorrca and essay contest entitled I Speak for Democracy A prospectrve art1st Arvey Andrews was awarded for one semester the 1952 art scholar shrp grven by the Kansas Cxty Art Institute to a deservrng student Our class was very proud of Barbara Davrs who th1s year received recognxtron as the fourth place wrnner rn a national essay contest sponsored by the W A Sheaffer Pen Company The utle of the essay was How Can I Help to Expand Opportumtres rn Amerlca for whrch she was awarded S25 Real1z1ng the value of good conduct Dorothy Lowe presented such supenor qualiues of cruzenshtp that she was selected as the Good Crtrzen of Sumner by the Nauonal Society of the Daughters of the Amencan Revoluuon and was awarded a certrfrcate for the same Our modest achrevements are few and do not represent the lrmrt of our talents nor the hmrt of our ambruons Forufied by a background whrch rncludes loyal self sacr1f1c1n parents well tratned effrcient teachers an rnterested commuruty and a btuldrng unsurpassed for equrp ment and a program of gtudance we go forth frammg our hves so that at some future hour fact and our dreamrngs meet ' I . D . . . s , I . . I I I I I I 9 . l 1 - I 1 1 I I ' Y l t . I D .l I 9 . I I I I . . . . . I - ' . - .I I , .I I D I I ,I I I D I I in its contest, It Pays to Be Smart. . , F . I ' . 1 1 ' . I . ' . . s . . . . . . 1 .. . . . A , , I - . , , . D I I 1 ' . 1 I I n