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

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A Hlzoaphecg Galaton Thomas and W1ll1am Hussey Wldl the1r C Melody saxophones are playmg one mght stands tn Ethtopla They were accompamed by DIHIIISIS Gwen Muse and R1ta Love Kenneth Krmbrough rece1ved outstandmg recognmon for h1s palllllllg Regal S1ghts Garland Sm1th pamts p1ctures of Alberune Burt who lS a member of Rxchard Carter s Burlesque Queens Roylene Donxphan has been pamt1ng modern art lll Italy Art spoke so hrghly of h1s few Law thtnk s he ll do as well So when Miscellaneous calls on htm he s eager for to tell Of hlS b1g prtze so large 1n stze that leaves no room for sorrow He had not been so full of wh1m he d1d not have to borrow LAW Eugule Hanna holds a lugh DOSIIIOH mn the Supreme Court J unsprudent Donald Hopkms led a crusade to make lo1ter1ng on corners acceptable m the eyes of soctety Regmald Taylor IS advancmg toward DISIFICI Attorney in Llttle Stone Arkansas Practrcmg law m Sacramento Cahforma Darnell J oe takes the case of a man who stole candy from a baby Stafford Parker IS now xn M1am1 Beach Florxda on vacatxon and w1ll later run for Kansas State Senator Now comes the ume when our chatrman w1ll also take the stand He ll ptck up all the odds and ends that others 1n the band Mrght have forgotten or could not say because there was not d1VlSl0Il In Wh1Ch to place the other ones so we have made prov1s1on That they too rmght be mentloned wtth emphas1s on fun For Mlscellaneous to tell h1s tale then our work w1ll all be done. ODDS AND ENDS Charles Douglass IS now playmg center on the Globe Trotters team If your faucet leaks and drxves you looney Just call for plumber James A Mooney ' Henry Nero has dehvered several uphfung addresses to the pr1soners at Smg S1ng Fred West IS manager of a Rest Home where Shlrley Payne Roy Mae Sptcer Mable Dav1s Clarence Henderson and M1ldred Davls are prof1t1ng by h1S equtpment and med1c1ne Marjorte Beck IS now a mortlctan 1n Calxforma where she hlres Claude Malone Malcolm Gl'lHll'1 and Arnold Fuel as casket mekers 10h yes Donna Sm1th IS now Mrs Fuellj Lad1es man John Burns IS holdmg true to h1s h1gh school profess1on by moppmg floors ID the J1lted women's club offlce bmldmg. Sh1rley Clark 1S now edltor of the fast growmg Kansas Cxty Call wh1le her husband Alonzo Jamlson IS busy sellmg her papers M1ss Slurley Selklrk has wrxtten 50 best sellmg novels attr1but1ng her success to the b1l11on hours of work devoted to M1ss Hoffman s 1954 yearbook Maurxce Smxthl Maurlce SIITIS Joseph Walsh Garland James Donald Jones and Harold Whtte have formed the currently popular D1x1eRhythmS1x who w1l1 soon appear at the Prmcess theater And now our seer returns agam and takes h1s stately cha1r, We 11 hear the d1stant clock strlke three and to our seats repalr Look! The solemn seers now take thetr place where they formerly were And make transtuon back to stone as 1f they d made no st1r So w1th th1s clostng act1on Sumner sees thmgs as they are Oh thls IS truel T1s what we ve done although vlewed from afar! Sylv1a The1rry Sh1rlee Ross J ud1th Walker s 1 o . . . -. . . . H . ', 1 . . . . . . , n a . . 1 , , 1 . . , 1 ..- 5 I o Q 1 o 1 1 Q 1 9 Q 2 , . . 1 - - sc 1 ' l a 1 o . ' p 1 1 1 g n I 1 n 1 . . , . . . - . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 o 9 1 I 1 1 . 4. .. .,, . . a , . . . 1 1 .. . , . Q 3 . . 4 . , . I .

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Claw .bwvpfwcq Laboratory technicians in the recent Timothy Crawford Hospital are Ethel Mills Ardie Hegg1e Lawrence Gray and Edythe Thomas Beverly Kexth IS head nurse Witla this statement Science ends and proudly takes h1s bow And as he SIIS we clearly see that Busmess stands up now To make his statements more profound than his preceeding peers And to speak more of graduates and hold lus listeners ears This t1me for us to hst agaxn as Busmess takes the stand We ll hear anon what else befell that most courageous band BUSINESS Donald Wilson still a bachelor lS a business man in Alaska own1ng a small but thriving eyeglass company HIS secretary IS Jeanette Owens Opal Whitaker and Shirlee Ross alias Shakey are famous for computing income tax returns 1n Cahfornia Their popular technique lS summed up in the following slogan Give to the government the least you have and the most will come back to you Lawrence Gray a realty agent has as h1s secretary Alma Sm1th Joyce Howard Immogene Johnson Gladys Davis and Joyce Hicks are workmg for the firm of Asie Mahone makmg men s spats and women s bustles Vernon Fulcher is manager of a group of chorus g1rls among whom are Peggy Hask1ns Loretta Mc Craney and Halzel Creal flvlr Fulcher s knowledge of law has helped this group out of many a difficult Jam J Walter F underburk IS now selling hour glasses to the Bulova Watch Company Applause bursts forth as Business ends h1s masterly oration Mis again returns to call on Art for h1s relat1on With all of those who chose to dab 1n ht in tunes and Dallll And because they d1d have earned the name of being grave and quamt We ll be surprised to know who undertook this most romantic task AR The 1nter1or of exclusive homes 1n Hollywood California are art1st1cal1y decorated by Margueritte H111 and John R1chardson The latest styles m cloth1ng from Paris are designed oy essie Bennett now res1d1ng there Also res1d1ng in gay Paree 1sJoan Hale who owns one of the foremost schools of modehng and charm Betty Franklin beaut1c1an has also put out a new hair pomade called Dye and Shine Another of our beauticians Betty Horton is losing customers and the customers are losing hair Ha1rcuts bobs and shaves each for fifty cents operators Wardell Anderson wilham Harris and Jesse Minor fOh by the way Mr Minor always wanted to be a brain specialist He working on brains all rrghtl Barbara Black is teaching dancing in New York ballet toe tap acrobatics and 1nter pret1ve dancmg after a five year study 1n South Africa with her agent Donald Ellis Virgil Perkins currently seen at a Jam session of the old time at Birdland in New York Having a large family fseven childrenj he supplements h1s income by playing m carnival bands at night Carmell J ones plays trumpet for the American Legion when not sell1ng hogs to farmers Claude Roberts Stephen Andrews and Stephen Carter Leshe Mclntosh Jazz trombone player havmg been 111 has madea successful comeback w1th the help of Dr Carl W1ll1ams 1n Lexmgton Kentucky 1 - I I I . . I - : . . , . . . . . . . D 9 . . . . H . N . . 1 I ' I1 . . D I ' , 0 , I . , . . . ' - 9 1 , . : . ., . I . , . , . . . , So let us all be very still, so we won't need to ask. T . ,. . ,, . ,, . I ' ' . U l . . .' . D ' I . . . . . U , . . . I I I -- I I I . I - - . . ' . , . . . . . . . . . ' n

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