Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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VALEDICTORIAN Richard Allen, the i953 valedictorian, has distinguished himself as a scholar by maintain- ing a straight A average for his four years in high school. This is an enviable record and one of which this young man can be very proud. Richard was chosen as a member of Honor Society in recognition for his scholarship. In addition he has been A. S. B. Business Manager and an active member of Debate Club, lnstruc- tional Aids, Thespians, and Grizzly Boosters. Richard has an intense interest in mathe- matics and sciences. He plans to specialize in some field of engineering in college. SALUTATORIAN Stanley Jensen was selected as salutatorian with a grade point average of 3.96. His scho- lastic ability gave him a place in Honor Society which he merits. Stanley was a member of the Tennis Squad during his sophomore year. He has served as president of his homerooms for the past three years. Stanley, too, is most interested in mathe- matics and chemistry. He plans to attend col- lege and major in these fields. 14

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Pres., John Konzek, v.p., Jerry Copenhaven- sec. Mary White- head, treas., Marilyn Plumb, prog. chmn,, Roger Asselstine, 4 SENIOR CLASS The Class of 1953 climaxed their high school life with an active and successful year. John Konzek was elected president of the class. He was assisted by Jerry Copen- haver, vice-president, Mary Whitehead, secretary, Marilyn Plumb, treasurer, and Roger Asselstine, program chairman. The Senior Class play, Years Ago, was presented on November 14 and 15. Much hard work was done by the cast, committees, and the director, Miss Hankwitz. Seventeen colleges and universities were represented this year at the Annual College Conference, which was held November 18. This gave the seniors the oppor- tunity to gain information about the schools of their choice. The class party was held March 17 with a St. Patrick's Day theme. Dancing, group games, and a floor show provided the entertainment. This year the class presented two assemblies for the student body. The first was a humorous pantomime written by a committee of students, and the second was a serious assembly. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 25 and was the outstanding social event ofthe year. Both classes combined again at the Junior-Senior Banquet where they heard the class will and prophecy. This year the girls wore white robes for graduation and the boys wore the traditional black. Baccalaureate Services were held on May 27 and Commencement exercises were held on June 2. 1 15