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

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A JAGPAECQ For I dipped mto the future far as human eye could see Saw the vlston of the world and all the wonders that would bel T1s a bright and starry moonltt mght 111 ntneteen stxty four All the ftgures standmg qutetly belund the decade s door They stand for world professtons as bustness sctence arts And can dtvtne what Sumnerttes hold utmost tn thetr hearts Anon the tmages show hfe at mtdmght s stroke and speak Of all the class of ftfty four the bold ones and the meek Mrscelleaneous brtngs thmgs to order and b1ds Educatton tell About some Sumner graduates and the servtces that they sell. Ed stands mtdst great ovanon and begms to gravely state Of all of us our trtals our weal and our ordeals by fate So lend your best attentton smce thts ts our own concern To what each one has trted and done and also sought to learn EDUCATION Worthy prtnclpal of Northeast J untor H1gh School R1chardSull1van speaks to some members of the faculty Mrs Weeden Mrs Henderson and Mrs Anderson who were the former Mtsses Thorn1ce B1bbs J uanda Young and Lola Webb In an Alabama grade school the 25 year old boys have fallen madly tn love wtrh thetr teachers EllaJean Rhodeman Alberteen Burt Kathy W11l1ams Ftancts Games and Loutse Rolltns Mmnte F me and Janet Ga1nes are phystcal educauon mstructors at Sumner l-hgh School for the boys and g1rls respecuvely Patsy Patterson IS teachmg htgh school 1l'l New York Ptccola Harrts chemtstry major ts teachmg that subject Beverly Caruthers IS also an educatton mstructor Beverly Hooks Aldorta Allen and Betty Calhoun all hold pos1t1ons as teachers for pre school chtldrel Ed takes hrs chatr nudst great acclatm and oh s and ah s are heard From all the other symbols who have not begun thetr word Ed IS qtute proud because he feels that he has best portrayed The foremost of the students who have made the uphtll grade Mrs says that Sctence ts the next and he too gets applause He 11 tell us of the students who have worked hard for hrs cause SCIENCE In the famed freedmen s Hospital nurses Yvonne Davls and Francelyn Corporal are chastng the young staff pharmactst Ronald Hamtlton Judxth Walker IS a well known chtld psychologtst and occastonally at mght plays bop flute at the famous mustctans center Btrdland tn New York Ctty W11ma Basktn unmarrted but wtth htgh hopes 1S helpmg promote better health through her remarkable blood dtscovertes The psycho ward at K U Hospttal has mcreased tts staff to mclude R N 's Martlyn Nevels ldela Horton and Berdte Henderson who formerly cared for the fxve year olds tn pedtatrtcs Second to none Douglass Hospttal IS uphfted by the servtces of Nana Gattan Rosa Reltford and Marguer1tte Holltns In a noted German medical center are Joyce Stephens Sotora Hyler and Rose Mahone In far off Afrtca our own Mary Bedford ts helpmg 1.l'l rnxsstonary nurstng Back to Amertca tn the great Mayo Cl1n1c another of our classmates Carol Cole ts a pathologtst Bactertologlst Sylvta Thetrry ts analyztng blood tn the south wtng of the chntc Armentha Franks and the former Joanne letcher are d1et1t1ans J oanne IS happxly marrted and ltves tn the now swank area of Ftfth and Haskell, In ' I I ' ' II . . . . I . - I I . I . . , I I I I I I . . . I I - --- . --- ' --- : I I I I I I ' I I o I I I I D - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I - I - ' In I II u I II I I I I I , . I , . . . I I I . . , . . . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I , I ' I I I I I I I