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

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2 vfw'fm.'x -'L' JAMES WOOTEN Hi-Y S-Club Basketball Ambition: To be a success RE UBEN WOOTEN Be cool, not a fool Football Basketball Track Ambition: Doctor DONALD YATES It was a long stretch Football Track

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JERRY WILLIAMS Yeah, like you know Track Ambition: Electrical Engineer LOIS WILLIA MS FTA Student Council Ambition: Mathe matician HARL WILSON Keep cool, but don't freeze Hi-Y Ambition: Chemical Engineer MICHAEL WINN Honor Society FTA Chess Club Ambition: Astronaut PA TRICIA WILLIA MS Choir Ambition: Registered Nurse an--MM' ROBERT WOODS

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E l0R CLASS WILL As we, the Class of 1960, Sumner High School, Kansas City of Wyandotte County, state of Kansas, realize our time in the halls we hold so dear has come to an end, our hearts are heavy with sorrow and grief. We realize that through our thoughtlessness, we caused our faculty heartaches and sleepless nights as they tried in vain to make us understand our need for an education. Deeds will never ease this pain. We can only hope that this, our Last Will and Test- ament, will make classes to come much more thoughtful and studious. Sound in body and mind, we bequeath the following: ARTICLE I To our principal, Mr. S. H. Thompson, we leave many years of graduating classes. ARTICLE II We leave to Mr. Turpin, geometry students who can THINK. To Miss Bloodworth, we leave persons who know correct pronoun usage along with many famous authors. Successful experiments in chemistry and senior science are left to Mr. Brown and Mr. Mansfield. To Mr. Butler and Mr. Beasley, we leave many interesting facts about American history. May their future students enjoy them. We leave clean halls to the entire custodial staff. To the cafeteria staff, we leave many happy lunch periods filled with nutritious food. ARTICLE III Personal Bequests I, William Collins, being of sound mind, bequeath to my brother and cousin, John and Drector, the ability to keep a. good mind. I, Sandra Batie, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequeath to my little sister, Future Mae, the ability to remain calm under any type of pressure. I, Prentice Blackmon, being of sound mind and body, bequeath to any Sumnerite, the will to be happy and to make others happy. I, Arthur Bolden, being of sound mind, will my ability to stay out of trouble to William Cogshell. I, Phillip Black, being of very sound mind, bequeath to Alvin Goodwin my weight 4150 poundsj for I believe he needs it. I, Alonzo Jackson, will my ability to play football and my rocket speed on the line to James Farmer. I, Virgil Jones, bequeath my 1927 bicycle to Butch Baker, in order that he may ride to school for three or more years.