Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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MR. CHISSUS MRS. MOORE MISS TRACEN MR. JACOBSEN MRS MANNICK Attendanceg Deon Ol Library. Art. Algebra I8-2 354 English 58-6 78-8 Bays: Athletics. n ill img x X' ffl l 0 V 'ln 1 X' S x MR. CHASE Agricultnre 586, 78-Eg Junior Class Adviser MRS. SMITH Home Ec, 38-4, 586. MR. ERIKSEN American and Modern Historyp Activity Schedule. MRS. BILGER Home Ec. 38.4, 78-8. MR. BLUME Boys' P.E.g Grizzly Boostersg Sophomore Class Adviser. JOHANNA WARMENHOVEN Office. MR. ANDERSON Study Hallg Biologyg Physicsg Chemistry. MISS WHITE Study Holly English 38-4. MR. DARLING Bandg Orchestray Chorus. 8 Geometry Business Study Hall Math

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Top: Mr. Kenneth Roby. Left: Mr. K. P. Mallery Right: Mr. lee Colby ADMINISTRATION My sincerest congratulations go to you, the students of Sunnyside High School during the year 1952 and 1953. Your cooperation has certainly been appreciated by the administration and the faculty alike. You have worked hard to make this a better school and you may be assured that your efforts have not been unnoticed. The future of our schools and our country depends upon you. We hope that our efiorts to educate you in the developing of a better society have been successful. I want to take this opportunity to say that I sincerely appreciate the fine, happy and courteous manner that I have been received on instances I have had occasion to meet the Sunnyside High School students. Further, I wish for the graduating seniors, a happy and successful life. I think that you should feel fortunate to have been born into one of the most exciting and interesting ages of our so called civilized history. I am certain you will fulfill courageously your contribution to your people and the civilization into which you were born. About twenty-seven years ago I presided at an ASB meeting at which the name Grizzly was adopted for Sunnyside High. It would shock you to know some of the other names that were given serious consideration. It is good to be back in the domain of the Grizzly and to observe that he is now a full grown bear. Yours is the task to keep his reputation spotless, his record enviable, and his growl respected. Personally, I think our bear is in mighty good hands. 7 KENNETH RABY Principal K. P. MAl.l.ERY Superintendent LEE COLBY Assistant Superintendent

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. i vbiffu XWUIQN V Qi - Cgyiyy f J' nh ik! -QM F ly' Qgw 'fix W KX A 51 my G MR. SENN MR. BOYINGTON MISS LANCASTER MR. FAGNAN MR, HALBER1 Industrial Ansg Biologyg World Girls' P.E.y English 38.45 World Etc,-,Gmini General Science. Hisloryg Oflice. Psychology. History: Newspaper: Sho,-'hand' Debole. MR. KINNEY World Hisloryg American Hisloryg English 58-bg Instructional Aids. MISS HANKWITZ English 384g Psychology. MR. SOPER Agricullure 38.4. MISS HARMS. Typing. MR. WYATT Driver's Training, lndustriol Arlsg Me- chanical Drawing. MRS. LUDWIG A.S.B. Accounlsp English 58-65 Books keepingg Annual. MRS. FORD lolin I8-25 French l8-25 Spanish l8.2g Fam- ily Livingg Senior Class Adviser. ' 9 .1