Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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An Annual is a tradition in most High Schools. The Mirror has long been an important part of Sunnyside High School traditions. You will always cherish the memories of your High School days as the happiest days of your lives. Your Annual Staff is to be complimented for having edited a book that will he a constant source of enjoyment. This book is the record of the different activities carried on by our school and as such will serve to bring back to you fond memories of life at S. H. S. ANGELO GIAUDRONE I should like to commend the Sunnyside High School students of 1946- 47. Your key-word has been t'Progress. It has been shown in your increasing acceptance of responsibility for your own actions, in your ability to join with the faculty and each other in working out logical and democratic solutions to general school problems. To you, graduates of 1947, good luck. To you, classes of 1948, 1949, and 1950, a happy future in Sunnyside High School. ROBERT H. QUIGGLE Days spent in school turn out to be the guides to our future. Some of us feel that we are unchanged, but we are continually acquiring attitudes which effect thc decisions we make. Yet, we noticeably acquire only what we desire and seek out. What we gain from our experiences in school is up to us. FREDERIC GILES 5