Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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B ects. A ln the days of yore, education was a very general 41' thing which supplied the fundamentals of the accepted su i I . ,Ili ll I 14 ' 1-4.1 I 4. .'u I wg., 833:11 fe 2 l l llx ' I in I 'I :I +L 44333 CLASSES :HN Ml! ll 3-A121 As schooling became' more scientific, l 7 lil larger variety of subjects and activities ' I B came available. I C5 L-

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Page Eight CAFETERIASTAFF JANITORS Mrs. Myrtle Soderling, Mrs. Nettie l-larris, Mr. Murray Mr. Carr Mrs. Nellie Reed Many students ol Sunny l-li would go hungry il it weren't lor Mrs. Myrtle Soderling, Mrs. Nettie l'larris, Mrs. Nellie Reed, and several girls who elficiently run our cafeteria. Every morning the students are greeted with a Uspic and span school which is the result oi hard worlc by Mr. Murray and Mr. Carr? lo them we owe a rising vote ol thanlcs. Extra praise should be given to Rav Munson and Claude Frede- riclcs, who have contributed their time and patience with great eiliciency as financiers oi our student body. You will Find as willing worlcers on any committee, Beverly Minnich and Reese lliomas, capable volunteers at all times. Beth Fitts and Rosemary Martin are two conscientious newspaper typists and should be given lull credit for their time spent on the news. Bill Steinbacher and Bob Morrow may be called upon at any time to produce a picture, poster, or stage scenery out oi their active imagination. lo Joan Mccraig and Darlene Padgham go thanks lor their time devoted to selling stamps and bonds every Wednesday morning through the year. Vfe are indebted to Diclc Horton for his strong influence and leadership in molding a uniiied student body. Pay Munson, Claude Fred Dick Horton Beverly Minrmich, Reese Thomas Joan McCaig, Darlene Padgham Beth Fitts, Rosemary Martin Bob Morrow, Bill Steinbacher

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