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 Nine J. Barnard R. Munson M. L. Jensen D. Cook E, Schilperoort CLASS OF'1-i5 . HERE WE ARE . . . dignified seniors at lastl Since our early irosh days Uncle Sam has thinned the ranks of the Class oi '45 'til it is novv one of Sunny-l-li's smallest. When we iirst entered the halls oi Sunny-Hi, seniors decended on us, so it was pig-tails and hack- ward dresses for the girls and rolled-up pants legs for the fellows. Naturally, we've done our part to keep the initiation tradition alive Cand get evenl in following years. .Second Fiddle, our Junior Play, boosted the treasury and provided fun for all, as did uliver Since Eve, the senior production. J A Tolo Dance has been one ol our annual activities, varied this year with an all-high formal ball in anuary. Qur colors have changed from the green of the Uireshien days to the Blue-and-Gray sweaters chosen in our Junior year. Our last year, under Mr. Giles, ended in a blaze oi glory with the Prom, Banquet and finally, com- mencementl Ray Munson lead the senior class as president, with Darrel Cook as vice president, Elsie Schilpe- roort as secretary, Molly Jensen as treasurer, and Jcnet Barnard as program chairman. Surprised, Phil? Taking 'er Cool Boy! Look at those legs! Jim and his car. Hey, Cutie-face! Some physique! What have wg here?