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

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.'iweedo.m'o, fl awndatian P'f Nl7' 'Qw- fs f-agxfla-in. Sumner High School received the Valley Forge Pennsylvania Freedom Foundauon award for outstandrng achievement in bringing about a better understandmg of the American way of l1fe S H Thompson Jr prin crpal of the school received the award in a special broadcast over radro and televisron station WDAF Sumner's entry rn the special contest was the 1952 commencement program The Unfinished Business of This Generation which was directed by Miss S P Davis A ,V If , 'lx s If 'X 5 Y l 1 l Y I . 0 9 ' Q . ....,s liilo 1 A .Qi ?. 'en nfl S -fa sg 5 M 1-L . -- 4, rg, Q T ' . 'A A A' 'V 1' A - .Q-fa, .. sk! M, ' 1 , ...... P . -lf . N , o . . . o o o 9 og . l . . . ' n 0 I l I I I

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1 , wimww, in, Science gain Daniel Hughes Wilson sophomore received first place in the Greater Kansas City Science fa1r for his exhtbit The Meson and Nuclear Forces last Apr1L Shtrlee Kay Ross Junior won second place with her exhibtt a tmy electric organ which she destgned Sumner s contestants competed agamst 608 other high school students wtth Daniel recewtng the top score of 94 and Shxrlee 92 Also wmnlng scholarshtp priorlties were Marvin Knight senior wlth his titrifneter securmg first place in this category Benjamm Evans senior seventh place w1th h1s electroplattng exhibit and Beverly Wallace senior thtrteenth withher exhtbit of plastxcs Wilma Baskin Junior wlth her oscillograph would probably have won sixth place had her e:d1ib1t not needed ad1usting which delay ran over the deadline. R R Mansfield was teacher sponsor of Daniel s exhxbit W J Smtth Slurlee s W W Boone Marvin s Benjamtn s and Beverly s and W J Smith Wtlma s ln 1952 Arvey Andrews received th1rd top honor wtth his oscilloscope Dantel and Shtrlee competed in the National Science Fair May '7 9 at Oak Rxdge Tennessee together with the third place winner The Kansas City Star sponsor of the local fair sent the three contestants with their exhibits to Oak Ridge.

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