Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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xx s BCDARD OF DIRECTCDRS We have the oldest democracy and publlc school system 1n the world Thls Isnt happenstance but IS a conflrmatlon f the lnherent dependency between the two An edu cated electorate 19 a pre requxslte for a las mg democracy Sunnyslde schools are a worthv part of thls great Amerlcan wav of lxvlng RUTH F MOTTLEY I thlnk the broader scope of the present day hlgh school currlculum helps to meet the needs of students deslrlng more vo catlonal tralmng The commumty and the hlgh school students are fortunate ln havmg the capable staff that we have at the present t1me F T KOSTENBADER vie 4 Mr John Newhousc dlcd October 1931 vthlle serv mg wlth the Board of D1 rectors After spendlng most of four days v1s1t1ng the Sunnyslde Schools I p preclate more than ever the Job that 18 belng done there The responslbllltv the students take m self government was very gratlfymg It IS schools llke ours that wlll help to keep Amerlca great and preserve the freedom we love LONNIE HALSEX I am very SatlSfl6d wlth th1s school year and I feel that both the students and the faculty have beneflted from xt K H PADGHATVI From the achlevements of our gracl uates I am S3t1Sf19d our admlnlstratlon and faculty are dolng a good Job I belleve our hlgh school graduates nave the groundwork for a happy use ,Q K ful 11fe WALTER DOPPS S , 6

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5-5-,- ii. The major purpose of our publlc schools IS to promote the development of good cltlzens Cltxzen shlp ln a democracy requlres a certaln amount of k11l that can be mastered only ln practlce We are sure that you seniors whom thus annual honors have been provlded wlth thlS essentlal prac tlce through umts and courses ln Amerlcan hlstory c VICS government and econom1cs and through ex tracurrlcular act1v1t1es clubs and student govern mental bodles all desxgned to teach the democratlc ALBERT L AYARS Supermtendent way of l1fe To vou the students of Sunnyslde Senlor H1gh Ccl ool 1 Zlgalll wxsh to extend my slncere congrat ulatlons You as an entlre group have contlnually evlctenced yourself as belng happy and well adJust cd lf each of you can ma1nta1n your happy posx lxve pomt of vlew after you become an adult mem n r ot soclety you w1l1 f1nd as you have found ID h1gh school that your problems w1ll be small and none of them unconquerable ROBERT H QUIGGLE Prmczpal Durmg the present school year we have had several v1s1tors from other schools to observe the Sunnyslde school system Thls IS an 1nd1cat1on that what we are domg IS I'GCC1V1I1g recogn1t1on through ott the Northwest Thls recognltlon IS the result of achxucmcnt made posslble through our student faculty coopcratlon DARREL E SMITH Asst Prmczpal Th1s school vcar of 1950 51 has been a happy one To the senlors It IS the begmnmg of a new era The future IS always ln the realm of the unknown but It should never be depressmg All of us may look 1o1v ard to manv more happy years of work me and playing If we face our future Wlth patlence and fortltude now success w1ll truly be ours HOBART G JENKINS Attendance The very best WlSh6S to you young men and women who are graduatmg from the Sunnyslde Hlgh School and dlrectlng your llves 1n the flnal stage of preparmg yourselves to take your rlghtful places m thlS great Democracy E E KIRKPATRICK Busmess Manager Hlgh school w11l be a peak tlme ln your hfe span You w11l not reahze thls untll many year have gone by Grasp your opportumtles to learn and to l1ve now Be sure that you wont have to say m later l1fe I wlsh that I had taken the opportunlty when I had lt Now 1ts too late JOSEPH P LASSOIE 7 4 , , vi' fi . l h s' - , Aw 1 1 - , y , r- I ' ,. V Q S 1 . - ' 3 . 7 , . - . y - .lk , , , , X .. Ll L V - x . . - . 7 . 3 3-, C . , . . . . . C . . . , , . U . . 1 ' '! 3,