Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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Mrs. Hayden Washington State College, B. A. Typing, Shorthand and Secretarial Science Miss Cook Washington State College, B. S. Girls' P. E. and Health Mr. Anderson University of Nebraska M. A. Biology and Chemistry Miss Boyd Secretary to the Principal Miss Ruppert Wheaton College, Ill. B. S. Home Economics - Mrs. Chapin Washington State College. B. A. Glee Club Boys' and Girls' Chorus Mr. Grafious University of Oregon B. S. American History and Government Speech and Debate Miss Rice University of Washington, B. A. Library Mr. Johnson Central Washington College of Education B. A. 26. WM Mrs. Ludwig University of Utah A. B. English and Journalism

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Mr. Wellenbrock Central Washington College of Education B. A. World History and Psychology Miss White 1 University of Missouri A. M. Central Missouri State College, B. S. Mathematics Mr. Senn Washington- State College. B. S. Boys' P. E. and Health Miss Hoffman Replaced by Mrs. Evelyn Perkins Miss Kildow Washington State College, B. A. Guidance Counselor Freshman Orientation 1 ,WV I Mr. Case Auto Mechanics Mr. Wyatt Stout Institute, B. S. Temple University M. S. Mechanical Drawing and Woodcraft Mrs. Bell University of Denver A. B. Colorado State College of Education, M. A. Spanish, English, Dramatics and Speech Mr. Corless University of Idaho B. S. Agriculture Mr. Blume Washington State College. B. S. and B. A. General and Senior Science Freshman Orientation Baseball and Basketball Coach

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Miss Knerr Washington State College, B. A., B. Ed. English and Freshman Orientation Mrs. Mannick University of Wisconsin B. A. Junior English and Art Miss Copeland Washington State College, B. A., B. Ed. Speech Consultant Mr. Payne Washington State College, B. S., B. A. Commercial Law, Bookkeeping, Typing Miss Lapp Secretary to Superintendent Mr. Murfin State Teachers College Kirksville, Missouri B. S. Band. Orchestra and Music History Qdministration Most of Sunny Hi's extra-curricular activities would have been impossible if it were not for the members of our faculty. Through their cooperation and supervision, many of the activities became a great deal of fun, not only for the students, but for the teachers as well. Teachers from widely scattered colleges and universities have brought a variety of exper- iences to our school. Miss Kane and Miss Hoffman were unable to remain with us the full year. Their respective classes were taught by Mrs. Donald Anderson until Miss Cook and Mrs. Perkins arrived to take their place. 8