Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1954 volume:

1 E -Jp- X T' n j YJ n f 9 Q , 'hA Xx I ,xx x K xx- mix xx . 2 wi! J H .X P n Q.s n 51-'i ':5 m W fi 5 1 'ii WWW! 4 if W XMIRROR n ,1954 y. K ' E SUNNYSIDE HIGH 'SCHOOI5 Sunnyside, Washington ? 'ff-b M Lhirggfriiiii r Y f W 4 '41 CONTENTS I. OPENING SECTION Title Page ....,...,,.,,..,,,,,-- Table of Contents ,..,., Pictureiof School ....,, Dedication ...,......A.,ooo,, Foreword ,,,..,..,....,A.oooo-,,, II. ADMINISTRATION Board of Directors ,,,,..,.,,A,,,,,-,, Superintendent, Principal ,.,,.... Faculty ........,.,.o,,..oo...,,.-..,,..,,,l,,,v,, A.S.B. Officers .........,...,,,.,..,,,,.,,,,,,.,i Executive and Student Councils ...... Calendar ,,,..,,,,.,,............i.o,.ooov,,,.... III. CLASSES Valedictorian, Salutatorian ,oo,o,,. Senior Class ...,...................,..,.,. Junior Class ,.o..,,..,,,.... ...,... Sophomore Class .........,,, IV. ORGANIZATIONS Newspaper Staff ,,,,,,,. Annual Staff ...,I,..,,,,..i.,, Organizations .,...,.,.....,..... V. MUSIC AND DRAMA Orchestra .,,..,....,.,,,,...,,... Chorus ,- ......... .. Band ........................ Band Personnel ,..... Senior Play ............ All-Sports Royalty ,i..,. VI. SPORTS Cheerleaders Football ...,..,. Basketball ...,. Boxing ...... Baseball ....,,. Track ..........,.... Student Life ................ Girls' Sports .................... VII. BEAUTY QUEENS Miss Sunnyside High School ..,,,. Sunnyside Beauties ............. Can You Ever Forget? ......... VIII. CONTRIBUTORS ..... rl Q ,, uk i U I 1 1 T' , ,,..-f' 9019 Editors H ,,,, ALICE BROOK BOB LUDWIG Assistant Editor ..... .,7,.77, J ACKIE STIVERS Business Manager . BARBARA SAILOR Advisor OOO,o ,.,.,.,, ,,,,,..,,.,.,,,,,,7,,,, M R S. LUDWIG Photographer W ..,,..,.,, LEONARDO ART STUDIO DEDICATION Change is inevitable. Nothing stands still. After June, the Sunnyside High School as we know it today will no longer exist. The fond dream of many students has at last been realized. The Class of 755 will graduate from a new high school. The Class of ,541 will probably never again come together as a unit. Members will follow divergent interests and enter varied fields of service. For a lifetime this book will be the basis of delightful reminiscing and ever-deepening pleasure. The juniors and sophomores will carry on the traditions and standards set up by those who have graduated before them with renewed vigor and interest. THE 1954 MIRROR is dedicated to the last Associated Student Body of the old Sunnyside High School. The recording of history is as important as the making of history. Between the covers of THE MIRROR are pictured important happenings in student life, as well as portraits of the administration, faculty, and students of this period. May it always bring you pleasant memories. A X I I MIM WI 42 5 if 5 I '56 a Q 4. 5 sau +I he-ij I f' ' fill! UNIX' H N ADMINISTRATION ' ' QQ if I ,IM If CX -mf 1515511 QM IQN d ZGQQ :X X 'IW X 'SZ Jw Z, 'IX Y I cr' ,f Q 5 , 5 K 2 5 , I I BOARD of DIRECTORS MRS. RUTH MOTTLEY President of the Board Public Schools are a vital part of our heritage and our democracy. Their es- tablishment and maintenance are guaranteed by our Washington State Constitution. 'ilt is the paramount duty of the states to make ample provision for the education of all children residing within its borders, without distinction or preference on account of race, color, caste, or sex. 7 -Constitution of the State of Washington Article IX, Section I MR. LYLE HEFFRON MR. MARK MYERS MR. CARROLL BAGLEY MR. CHARLES CUSTER ADMINISTRATION f N. Congratulations to the senior class of 1954 and P to the students of Sunnyside Senior High School. In the past year you have shown the the administration that you have the tential for good citizenship and for work in any field of endeavor that choose. It is our wish that you have the greatest success in your future life and that some of the tools of learning that we have handed you will be of some value in keeping you a good American. KENNETH RABY Principal This yearbook comes to you at one of the most joyous and faculty and greatest po- Y outstanding you should 3 :,fQff f --qfiis J .. ,i eliswft I have never read any great atomic, world-shaking state- ments made by Superintendents in an annual message. How- ever, appreciation for work accomplished is never trite, and can very well be electrifying. You, who have worked diligently on this annual, deserve the highest praise from your fellow senior. The joy that comes from doing something with a high degree of excellence, and the appreciation of others are your rewards for developing a fine annual. Although this is the last annual to be issued from the old Sunnyside High School, may it be the best. Let me add my congratulations to you and your advisor, Mrs. Ludwig, for doing a splendid work. K. P. MALLERY Superintendent also one of the most important periods of your lives. Some of you are just beginning many years of intensive higher edu- cation in preparation for a chosen profession. For others it is the end of twelve years of institutional education. Regardless of individual status, each of you has thus far.been the re- cipient of one of America's rich and priceless gifts to its young, a free education. This treasure is given to use for per- sonal benefit and gain, for the enjoyment and enrichment of the society in which you are to live, and for service to the God who made it possible. May He richly bless and keep each of you throughout long and useful lives. LEE COLBY Assistant Superintendent MR. CHASE Agriculture, Adv. F.F.A. MISS HARMS Typing, Adv. Reference and Programming. MR. ANDERSON Biology, Chemistry, Phys- ics, Adv. C a m e r a Club and Sophomore Class. MR. WILLIAMSON World History, Adv. Griz- zly Gazette, Hi-Y, Sopho- more Class. MISS TRACE Art. MR. HALBERT Economics, S h 0 r t h a n d, General Business. MISS WHITE English, Adv. Honor S0- ciety. MR. ERIKSEN American H i s t o r y, Adv. Junior Class, Head Coach Track, Basketball. MISS SHEPARD Biology, Adv. Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Class. MR. SENN Industrial Arts, Adv. Fire Squad. MRS. MOORE Library MR. KUCHERA Athletic Director, Adv. Let- termenls Club, Pep Club. MR. WYATT Driving, Mechanical Draw- ing, Adv. Instructional Aid 1 MRS. FORD Family L i v i n g, Spanish Adv. Senior Class. MR. BLUME Boys, Physical Education, Adv. G r i z z l y Boosters, Sophomore Class. I Q Home Economics, Adv. Ush- . ering Staff. Soph. Class. I I MR. JACOBSON Mathematics Head Coach i Boxing. MRs.MANN1cK X 1 sf ,bl English, Speech, Adv. Sen- ior Class. DR. DAUGMAN English. Latin. MRS. SMITH Home Economics. Adv. F. H. A. MISS WARMENHOVEN Office ,fl S 121.4 4 3,2215 -L-. L 4 jg., ,,4,lJ-.JJ- f! 7 A--7Q .j aug,-C.,I,, 4,4-t -p! MR. HINTZE 4 'AAL 1 I Agriculture, Adv. F. F. A. MRS. BELL Dean of Girls. Guidance. MR. ZERR English, Dramatics. Adv Thespians. MR. WALDROFF MISS WIRTH Girls' P. E., Adv. Yell Lead- ers. MRS. LUDWIG English. Bookkeeping, A. S B. Accounts. Adv. Mirror. MR. BOYINGTON American History, Washing- ton History, Economic Geo- graphy, Stage Craft, Biolo- gy. Adv. Senior Class. MR. EGAN Orchestra. ' K ' A 'fifiaiizfziasq W' 'MMH5 W1,- 1-L is Z -. s Q hibw X P gs si X x- 4 X955 JZ Q Sf? 5 , s M95 9 K mis r ,sgissfs E 5 ,gm .K may 2 sm S L ,K ,Q 92, K 2 xx as 5 amd x ,X 2,3 5 S Hg X X ,bwwwssis YQ S sag, ,. 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Bill Gardner. :nw W 46' I B' 1- -f STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Bill Russell, Delmar Holden Oren Hall, Gerald Trupp, Chris Al Second row: Roberta Smith Glenna Bagley, .Ioleen Harrison, Sandra Glffen Pat Farrar, Marilyn Crowe, Pat Bullis Third row: Bob Stark, Ann Mottley Connie Horne, Carole Crosier Sharon Lafferty, Anna McBain, Tressa Broers 12-School dismissed for Armistice D 23 26 27 30 DECEMBER AUGUST 31--School Opened. SEPTEMBER CALENDAR 14'-Boxing, Prosser at S. H. S. 15-Basketball, S. H. S. at Yakima. 16-Basketball, Richland at S. H. S. 19-Boxing, Colfax at S. H. S. 4'-Sophomore Dance. 7-School dismissed for Labor Day. 11-School dismissed for Central Washington Fair. 12-Football, Granger at S. H. S. 16-Football, Zillah at S. H. S. 18-Football, Sunnyside at Wapato. 22-Basketball, Pasco at S. H. S. 23-Basketball, Ellensburg at S. H. S. 23-G.A.A., F.F.A. Ski Trip. 28-Boxing, S. H. S. at Grandview. 29-Basketball, S. H. S. at Wapato. 30-Basketball, S. H. S. at Kennewick. 21-Football, Granger at S. H. S. FEBRUARY 25--F0Otb3.ll, Sl1I1I1ySidC at Chelafl. 4.-Natignal Schgol Assembly, 28-Football, Wapato at S. H. S. 4-Boxing, S. H. S. at Prosser. OCTOBER 2-Football, Walla Walla at S. H. S. 5-Football, S. H. S. at Toppenish. 9-Football, Pasco at S. H. S. 14'-School dismissed for Teachers' Institute. 16-Football, Grandview at S.H.S. 19-Football, Mabton at S. H. S. 23-Football, S. H. S. at Kennewick. 26-Football, Yakima at S. H. S. 30-Football, S. H. S. at'Richland. NOVEMBER 6-Assembly. E - ball, Prosser at S. H. S. 13-Tri-Hi-Y Conference in Kennewick. -Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Party. , 27-Thanksgiving vacation. -FHA Father-Daughter Banquet. -Bell Telephone Assembly. 2-National School Assembly. 4'-Basketball, Marquette at S. H. S. 5-Basketball, Walla-Walla at S. H. S. H-Basketball, Selah at S. H. S. 12-Basketball, North Central at S. H. S. 13-FHA Christmas Party. 6-Basketball, Yakima at S. H. S. 9-Boxing, Toppenish at S. H. S. 11-Honor Society Amateur Show. 12-Basketball, S. H. S. at Richland. 13-Basketball, S. H. S. at Pasco. 16-Band Concert. 18-Boxing, Grandview at S. H. S. 19-Basketball, S. H. S. at Ellensburg. 20-Basketball, Wapato at S. H. S. 22-School dismissed for Washington's Birthday. 25-Boxing, S. H. S. at Toppenish. 26-27-Senior Class Play, Little Women? ay Foot- MARCH ' 9-Ellensburg Soloist Contest at Ellensburg. 15-Junior Class Party. 23-Central Washington Music Festival at El lensburg for Band and Orchestra. 25-National School Assembly. 26-G.A.A. Dance. 27-High School Carnival. APRIL 5-9-Spring Vacation. 16-School dismissed for Good Friday. 20-C.W.C.E. Choir. 23-Junior-Senior Prom. 23-F.F.A. Banquet. 18-Basketball, S. H. S. at Kirkland. Sophomore MAY PHTW- 11-Junior-Senior Banquet. 19-Basketball, S. H. S. at Bothell. 304-0ne,Act plays, 24'-Chfi5tma5 Vacation- 30-Baccalaureate Services 29-Basketball, John Rogers at S. H. S. J UNE JANUARY 2-Commencement Exercises. 8-Basketball, Kennewick at S. H. S. 9-Basketball, 9-Boxing, S. S. H. S. at Walla Walla. H. S. at Colfax. C ,ASS ,S fi 4 X x -f iff!! xx Qxss , 7: XX! ' - ' 4 WI ..,n:' X 9 yi w '- - 1 A 1 -' 4, I V . ' X l' . 5 A J ,V,,tf7 ,fl-fx ,l...,. Q, , 0 J' f 'gl 1 ' , K' 7:1-:i 4gr'fA-nf'-i - H , . :U 1 - li K dD1 f I 1 -E f 'S I -L , K. , f X 9- .' . V' fvs .-',- A 09,0 ' '- -' 3 5 - X MII ' gg X ll 1 1 1 N3 a ENR pw B - Bo P f sa Xfb - ' xg in mullf I vp 7 I ? V figr QQ 'HH f KI , 4 f gli? flu! W J., SALUTATORIAN Alice Brook was selected as salutatorian with a 3.90 grade average. Alice is a member of Honor Society, Ex- ecutive Council, and vice president of Thes- pians. She worked on the annual two years and is co-editor of this year's publication. Alice plans to attend college and major in Christian education. I4 VALEDICTORIAN Wilma Vice has been an outstanding stu- dent in Sunnyside High School. She has par- ticipated in many activities and has still maintained an HA average during the past three years. Wilma is a member of Honor Society. She served as A. S. B. secretary during her senior year and class secretary during her junior year. Her other extra-curricular activities include G. A. A., F. H. A., and Executive Council. She attended Girls' State in 1953. Wilma is interested in music and is an accomplished violinist. She plans to specialize in music and education in college. Guy Looney, President, Betty Anderson, Secretary, Bonnie Kotwitz, Vice President, Hilda Perry, Program Chairman, Dorothy Hedden, Treasurer, Mrs. Ford, Advisor. SENIOR CLASS The Class of 1954 has upheld the tradition of fifty years by concluding its high school life with an active and successful year. It is the last senior class to attend the old high school. The members have worked in harmony under the leadership of Guy Looney, President, Bonnie Kotwitz, Vice President, Betty Anderson, Secretary, Dorothy Hedden, Treasurer, and Hilda Perry, Program Chairman. Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Mannick were the Class Advisors. The class play, uForever Albertn was presented in February under the direction of Mr. Zerr. The outstanding social events of the year were the Junior-Senior Prom and the Junior-Senior Banquet held in the spring. This year both the boys and girls wore the traditional black gowns. Baccalaureate services were held on May 30 and commencement exercises were held on June 4. RICHARD HILZER Let's skip school today. Chorus 4. KATTY JOY FENTON 'gifs not that I have such a big mouthg ifs just that ifs always openf, GAA 2-3-45 Language Club 3-4. GARY FRYE fast a minute. Boxing 2-3. LARRY DUGAN Wait for me fellowsf, Football 25 Basketball 25 Ten- nis 2-3-45 Grizzly 45 Boys' Let- ter Club 2-3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 Lan- guage Club 3-25 Senior Class Play 4. DOROTHY ANDERSON HW. S. C., here I come. GAA 2-3-45 Girls' Letter Club 45 Ushc-ring Staff 3-45 Tri-Hi- Y 3-45 FHA 25 Chorus 3-45 Homecoming Royalty 45 Class Officer 45 Office 45 Prom 35 Band 3-45 Spring Show 35 Op- eretta 35 One Act Play 2. LA VELDA SLAVENS Have you guys seen RaIph?v GAA 2-3-45 Photo Club 25 Girls' Letter Club 3-45 Usher- ing Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Thespians 3-45 Chorus 35 Cheer Leaders 35 Executive Council 35 Student Council 25 Office 45 Banquet 35 Band Marching Unit 3. VANCE SMITH Hey you, D. Bfsf' Fire Squad 45 Student Coun- cil 3. DOROTHY HEDDEN Let's go, Normf' GAA 25 Mirror 35 Ushering Staff 3-45 Fire Squad 3-45 Grizzly Boosters 25 Pep Club 25 Class Officer 3-45 Junior- Senior Prom 2-3-4. fvf .iuzl1ul GLADYS GIMBEL n'Down, boy, down. MICHAEL M. CORLESS Long live the U.B.'s. Football 2-35 Basketball 35 Box- ing 35 Tennis 3-45 Baseball 25 Mirror 45 Boys' Letter Club 3-45 .Ushering Staff 3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 Band 2-35 Senior Class Play 45 All School Play 35 Executive Council Boys' State 35 Class Officer 3. WILLIAM H. FLOWER Where's the D, B. meeting, Blarlfie gn Operetta 35 Dance Band 2-3-45 Football 25 Mirror 45 Ushering Staff 3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Thes- pians 45 Language Club 35 Band 2-3-45 Senior Play 45 All School Play 35 Spring Show 2-3-4. PEARL VENNE I got a letter todayf' Ushering Staff 45 Thespians 45 Honor Society 45 Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 25 Senior Class Play 45 All School Play 45 Junior- Senior Banquet 35 One Act Plays 2-3. 5 DONNA PEASE KEN COLEMAN That sure was a good bookf, HHey Gene Track 2-3-45 FFA 2-3-4. BOB LUDWIG You seen Momma? Operetta 35 Mirror Staff 3-45 Co-Editorg Ushering Staff 3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Or. chestra 2-3-45 Senior Class Play 45 Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Executive Council 45 Spring Show 2-3-45 Dance Band 2-3-4. SALLY JO THOMAS 1 d0n't care. GAA 25 Debate 4. DOUGLAS BROMLEY ClEH?57 Fire Squad 3-4. ROBERTA DOHRMAN Forever Arkien Library Club 45 Language Club 35 Orchestra 25 Chorus 35 Op- eretta 35 Spring Show 2-3. RAULIE SLATER What say? Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3- 45 Baseball 25 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-45 Ushering Staff 3-45 Fire Squad 2-3-45 Library Club 25 Language Club 35 Chorus 45 Senior Class Play 4. MARGARET HARN If I don't tell you, you'll never know. Transferred from G r a n g e rg GAA 2-35 Band 3-4. Lo1s HALL lim the athletic type. GAA 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Li- brary Club 45 Girls, Letter Club 3-45 Chorus 4. GARY YETTER Fil be home soon. Boxing 2-3-45 Boys' Letter Club 3-45 Hi-Y 3-4. CHARLENE COOPER Only one milk, you guysf, GAA 2-3-45 Camera Club 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 FHA 3-45 Griz- zly Boosters 45 Student Coun- cil 2. ALBERT NEWHOUSE I ean't help it if I am smart. Hi-Y 3-4-5 FFA 2-3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Senior Class Play 45 Grizzly Boosters 4g A.S.B. Of- ficer 45 Executive Council 45 Youth Legislature 3. BARBARA BRADFORD I wish I were in Grandview. Transferred from Grandview 4-5 FHA 45 Library Staff 4. RALPH C. BURWELL I don't know, you guys. Football 25 Boxing 2-3-45 Track 2-3-45 Boys' Letter Club 3-45 Chorus 3-4. BONNIE Jo LENHART uBut, Miss Harmslf' GAA 2-3-45 Grizzly Gazette 45 Girls' Letter Club 3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Honor S0- ciety 45 Band 2-35 Senior Class Play 45 Junior-Senior Banquet 35 One Act Play 2. HARVEY UNDERWOOD MARILYN CROWE Hey,Dick! 'c0h, Come Un, ww guys- Football 2-35 Track 35 Baseball Band 2'3'43 Cheerleadffl' 49 Trl 2-35 FFA 2-45 Grizzly Gazette Hi-Y 3-4: Student Council 4 33 Library Club 2.3.4. Executive Council 4. DONALD ROBERTSON Where's Virgil?,' Baseball 2-45 Boxing 3-45 Track 35 FFA 2-3-4. CANFIELD SMITH I am a Republican. Mirror 45 Photography Club 25 Hi-Y 3-45 Grizzly Boosters 45 Language Club 2-3-45 Senior Class Play 45 A.S.B. Officer 45 Executive Council 45 Student Council 25 Junior-Senior Ban- quet 2-3-45 Junior-Senior Prom 3-45 Youth Legislature 3. IRENE CHAVEZ Pm glad itis almost over. Transferred fr 0 m Toppenish High School 3. SHIRLEY FLETCHER VIRGIL MYERS Where,s Don ? Baseball 2-3-45 FFA 3-45 Band 25 Student Council 3. BETTIE TAYLOR ORSBORN School's out--Boston here I come! GAA 2-3-45 Mirror 45 Thespi- ans 45 FHA 3-45 Library Club 45 Senior Class Play 45 Student Council 25 Junior-Senior Ban- quet 3. BRIAN HAAS Hey, Blond Boy. Hi-Y 3-45 Band 2-3-45 Execu. tive Council 35 Dance Band 3-45 Mirror 45 Operetta 3. MARY TRUDGEON Gene,s in Seattle. Ushering Staff 45 Band 2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 Honor Society 3-45 One Act Play 25 Nonette 35 Orchestra 25 Chorus 35 Op- eretta 3. WINFIELD KILIAN My friends call me Windy. FFA 2-3-45 Student Council 25 Grizzly Boosters 2-3-4. GLENDA YETTER Georgia here I came. CAA 2-3. JERRY MOORE Anybody seen 'thaf Ford I'll do better next time. around here? Grizzly Boosters 25 FFA 3-45 Photography Club 2-45 GAA 25 Library Staff 3. FHA 23 Language Club 3-45 Orchestra 2. MoNA MOSER I hope I get a letter from Don todayf, Transferred from Mabton 25 Grizzly Gazette 45 Language Club 25 Chorus 3-4. KAREN FORRESTER EGHCY, fo, got your bookkeeping finished? GAA 2-3-45 FHA 3-45 Language Club 3-45 Mirror 45 Band 25 Senior Class Play 45 Thespians 3-45 Office 45 Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Ushering Staff 4. MARILYN HEWITT You donlt have to he crazy, but it helps. FHA 3-45 Honor Society 45 Grizzly Boosters 2-3-45 Chorus 2-35 Language Club 45 Junior- Senior Banquet 35 Spring Show 35 Operetta 3. DoNALD SAYLER We gotta win tonight. Football 2-3-45 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Fire Squad 3-45 Track 2-3-45 Library Club 45 Executive Council 25 Class Officer 2. WILMA F. VICE Respectfully Submitted A.S.B. Secretaryf' GAA 2-3-45 Mirror 35 Thespi- ans 2-3-45 A.S.B. Officer 45 Honor Society 3-45 Orchestra 2-35 Executive Council 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Class Officer 35 Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Girls' State 35 Plays 2-3. WILMA J oELEEN HARRISON 4'Lift up your knees, girls. GAA 2-3-45 Girls' Letter Club 45 Chorus 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Class Officer 25 Orchestra 35 Office 45 Marching Unit 3-45 Spring Show 2-35 Operetta 35 .lunior-Senior Banquet 35 Non- ette 3. Hot Dog! --it--my-f11:uu-nnnsuuuue - t. 1 ,.Affs14e:y.:- CLINTON COPENHAVER RUTH JAMES Gosh, is my ,face reflli' uWll6f9,S D071 Language Club 2-3. GAA 25 Fife SCI'-lad 2 34 0 rus 25 Pep Club 4 PAULINE ROGERS SAM GATLIN Do you know where he is? GAA 25 FHA 35 Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 4. WALTER DRAKE Fm not tirerl, just sleepyf, Orchestra 2-3-45 Chorus 3-45 Tumbling Team 3-45 Operetta 35 Spring Show 3. WILLIAM GARDNER Fm a D. BY, Football 2-35 Basketball 2-35 Track 25 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 Fire Squad 2-3-45 All School Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 A.S.B. Officer 45 Stu- dent Council 2-3-45 Boys, State 3 MARILYN SEKTNAN lVlarilyri, hurry up, Foe ggi the Mirror 35 Grizzly Boosters 35 Language Club 25 Band 45 Chorus 45 Pep Club 25 Class Offiwf 3: .lunior-Senior Prom CASSIE GIFI-'EN 'gGee, l zlorft know. GAA 2-35 Ushering Staff 3-45 Thespians 3-45 FHA 2-3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Band 2-3-4' Senior Class Play 45 All School Play 35 Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Junior-Senior Prom 3. JERRY DODSON Fm going to run a projector this period. Transferred from Portland, Ore- gon: Photography Club 45 ln- structional Aids 45 Debate 4. BONNIE JOYCE HAZEN Gilead, here I come! Orchestra 2-3. PHILLIP NEEDHAM Oh, be quiet! Football 3-45 Basketball 3-45 Boys' Letter Club 3-45 Hi-Y 3- 45 Band 2-3-4. s --W A PATRICA TRUSLEY Girls, loolf whafs standing over there? Photography Club 45 FHA 45 Fire Squad 45 Grizzly Boosters 45 Library Club 45 Pep Club 45 A.S.B. Officer 45 Executive Council 4. GORDON SAGE Where is she?,' Transferred from A u b u r n, Washington: Baseball 3-45 Bas- ketball 3-45 Boys' Letter Club 3-45 Hi-Y 3-45 FFA 35 Fire Squad 3-45 Language Club 4. MARY ASHER Come on, you guys, lefs really yell! GAA 2-3-45 Girls' Letter Club 45 Ushering Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-35 Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 3-45 Cheerleader 3-45 Exec- utive Council 45 Junior-Senior Prom 35 Nonette 35 Spring Show 2-3. DORIS GROW Hope I got a letter today. CAA 2-3. RAYMOND CAMPBELL You don't say! Transferred from Reedley, Cal- ifornia. BILLIE CONRY Golly lfifl, I don't know how to do that stu,'ff. ' CAA 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y -3-45 Griz- zly Boosters 45 Library Club 45 Language Club 45 Orchestra 25 Junior-Senior Banquet 3. cs end. JACK MERRIMAN Are you going hunting Sun- day? Transferred from Coulee City, Washington: Football 3-45 Box- ing 3-45 Track 35 Boys' Letter Club 3-45 Fire Squad 4. LORELLA PERRY Who you going with, Sharon? Fire Squad 2-3-45 CAA 2-35 Chorus 2-3-45 Operetta 35 Spring Show 2-3. BOB KELLOGG Hey, Donln Football 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3- 45 Track 25 Baseball 3-45 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-45 Ushering Staff 45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Fire Squad 2-3-45 Student Council 35 Class Officer 3, Council 2. wmw-eff CAROLE CROSIER Bob's coming home this week- Chorus 3.4: Pep Club 4: Stu, lim going to beafarmerlv dent Council 45 Operetta 35 Spring Show 3. CHARLES MARTIN You l1aven't lived until-U Baseball 25 Boys' Letter Club H 35 Instructional Aids 45 Griz- zly Boosters 2-3-45 S t u d e n t BRUCE HOMER HILDA STELTER PERRY Wait until Dick comes home MIKE HOFFMAN I figured it by ealeulationf' Football 2-3-4g Boxing 4g Track 3: Baseball 2-33 Boys' Letter Club 4g Band 2g Ushering Staff 3-4g Honor Society 4. MATT POSNEY 6'0lray, Fryef' Football 2-3-4g Track 2-3g Ten- nis 4g Band 2-3g Chorus 4g Junior-Senior Prom 25 Boxing 4. BETTY SCHWARZWALTER Well have none of Lhatf, CAA 2-3-41 FHA 2-3-4g Junior- Senior Banquet 33 Junior-Senior Prom 2. JOHN RAMON ASPIRI 'AOpen tones, you guys. Transferred fr 0 m Hermiston, Oregon 2: Band 3-4g Orchestra 3-4g Tennis 3-4g Operetta 3g Boys' Letter Club 3-4-g Spring Show 3. Senior Prom 4. BILLIE HoLT MALCOM Now you know why I donit get arrestedf' Tri-Hi-Y 39 Library 3g Band 2-3g Chorus 3g Pep Club 2g Junior-Senior Banquet 33 ,lun- ior-Senior Prom 3. MARY MOORE Bulg- GAA 2g Language Club 3-4. WESLEY PARADIS Do you want to go hunting NELLIE Jo FLARY 'tHe copied my paperf' GAA 23 Chorus 3-4. LYLE CUMMINGS Do I run the projector this period? Tennis 2-3-43 Boys' Letter Club 3-4g Instructional Aids 4g Tum- bling 3-4. NAOMI FAE SIMPSON this week-erid?', Did I really, kiflfi' Boys' Letter Club 2-3-4-g Junior- GAA 3g Chorus 3g Language Senior Banquet 3-4g Junior- Club 33 Orchestra 2. ROBERT STARK D.B.'s foreverf' Football 2-35 Basketball 25 Box- ing 3-45 Tennis 45 Baseball 25 Boys, Letter Club 3-45 Fire Squad 3-45 Language Club 35 Student Council 4, KARLEEN LowRY I got news for youf' Fire Squad 45 Orchestra 35 Chorus 2-3-45 Spring Show 35 Operetta 35 Marching Unit 3-45 Nonette 3. JOHN VAN DE WEGE HO. K. you guysf' Football 2-35 B o x i n g 2-3-45 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Band 25 .lunior-Senior Banquet 35 Junior-Senior Prom 3. GUY LooNEY That Right, RauI?', Basketball 2-3-45 Football 2-3- 45 Baseball 2-3-45 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-45 Hi - Y 3-45 Fire Squad 3-45 Instructional Aids 4-5 All Sports Royalty 35 Exec- utive Council 45 Class Officer 2-45 Boys' State 3. ALICE BROOK 2011, you guysf, CAA 35 Mirror 3-45 Thespians 3-45 Honor Society 3-45 All School Play 35 Executive Coun- cil 45 Office 45 Junior-Senior Banquet 35 Production Staff 35 Annual Editor 45 One Act Play 3. RON DAVIS 21 want to be a foreman. Boxing 45 FFA 2-3-4. SHIRLEY JEAN BRYAN I ran,t, Bolfs coming down? Chorus 3-45 Pep Club 45 Oper- etta 35 Spring Show 3. Aa-syvgssgx BONNIE KOTWITZ Bagjuiceu Tennis 3-45 CAA 3-45 Girls' Letter Club 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Grizzly Boosters 25 Class Offi- cer 45 Office 45 Junior-Senior Prom5 Girls' State 35 Marching Unit 3-4. ARDYTH GAIL HARRIS JACK M. WHITE I think I'll read another bookf' Bug,fg11a3f, GAA 25 Chorus 3-4. Boxing 2. 24 CAROLE WYATT The Coast Guards hold my fu- turef, Ushering Staff 3-45 FHA 2, DON PORTER Hey, Hilzer, let's go. Football 23 Boys' Letter Club 2'-3-43 Junior Class Play 2g In- structional Aids 2-3-4g Sgpho. more Play 2. MARLENE MEESE We sure had fun Saturday night? GAA 2-3-4g Girls' Letter Club 4g Language Club 43 Chorus 4. BOB MUNSON Ah, come on. Football 2-3-4g Track 2-3-45 Basketball 2-3g Boxing 3g Boys' Letter Club 2-3-4: Fire Squad 2-3-45 Band 2g Chorus 43 Or- chestra 25 Senior Class Play 43 Junior-Senior Prom 3. GEORGE W. FOX 1 don't know. BILL RUSSELL Hey where is Betty? JACQUELINE STIVERS Boys, I hate ,emf GAA 2-3-4g Mirror 2-3-43 FHA 43 Grizzly Boosters 23 Pep Club 4. CAROLYN MORROW Jim's my future. Class Officer 2g GAA 2g Fire Squad 2-3-4g Chorus 4g Griz- zly Boosters 2-3. FFA 2-3-4. DONNA SCHAAL ELLIS MORGAN 'Til request Butterfliesfl' Oh, yotfd be surprised? Grizzly Gazette 45 Chorus 4g Language Club 2-3. DARLENE QUINLIVIAN Guess what! We're Seniorsfv GAA 2-3-49 Mirror 49 Thespi- ans 3-49 Debate 49 Language Club 2-39 Band 2-3-49 Senior Class Play 49 All School Play 3. SHIRLEY BARKLEY ':Uhuh, I rlidf' GAA 2-3-49 Mirror 49 Girls, Letter Club 3-49 Honor Society 3-49 Band 2-3-49 Office 49 Ush- ering Staff 3-49 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Senior Class Play 49 Junior- Senior Banquet 3g Spring Show 2-3-49 FHA 39 One Act Play 2g Thespians 49 Dance Band 2-39 Orchestra 2-3. PHYLLIS KLATT 5'Come on, you kids? Transferred from Waverly High School, Waverly, Iowa: GAA 3- 49 Ushering Staff 3-49 A.S.B. Officer 49 Photography Club 3g Grizzly Boosters 49 Junior-Sen- ior Banquet 3. BARBARA JEAN GRAFF Yes, he,s coming over this week end. GAA 29 FHA 3-49 Grizzly Boosters 2-39 Library Club 49 Chorus 3-49 Pep Club 49 Spring Show 39 Operetta 3. DICK CHAMBERS aL0ok out, youf, Football 2-3-49 Track 2-3-49 Basketball 29 Grizzly Gazette 39 FFA 29 Chorus 49 Fire Squad 49 Library Club 39 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-4. JUNE MILLER Hey, Pauline. GAA 2-3-49 FHA 3-49 Pep Club 49 Library Club 4. NEIL E. KOTTWITZ Assembly s over, report to third period classf, Boys, State 3g Spring Show 2- 3-49 Boxing 2-3-49 Baseball 2-3- 49 Boys' Letter Club 2-3-49 Band 2-3-49 Hi-Y 3-49 Honor So- ciety 3-49 Ushering Staff 3-49 A.S.B. Officer 49 Executive Council 49 Office 4. NORMAN D. ScHoEssLER EVELYN MALING Yes,Dear.,' Is that okay? Too bad if it Football 2, Basketball 29 Fire iwfff' Squad 49 Band 2-39 Orchestra GAA 2-39 Language Club 4 29 Class Officer 2. Office 4. DONNA LEE LEIFESTE Fm for sportsf, Tennis 3-49 GAA 2-3-49 Girls Letter Club 3-49 Band 4g Or chestra 2g Honor Society 4. GLADYS CLEMENTS Strange things are happening. And how. ' GAA 2-3-43 Photography Club 43 Girls' Letter Club 43 FHA 3-43 Grizzly Boosters 4g Library Club 43 Pep Club 3-4. JIM COMBELIC ANNE BURNS Pm a good kidf, Who said I'm qaiet?', Ross WALKER I can't do ir. DAVID STARK 1 don't wanta know nothin, about itf, Football 2-3-43 Basketball 23 Track 2-32 Baseball 23 Boys, Letter Club 2-3-43 Chorus 43 Class Officer 23 Junior-Senior Prom 33 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Fire Squad 2-3-4. PEGGY RIEL Gosh, I don't know. GAA 23 Mirror 43 Ushering Staff 3-43 Library Club 43 Language Club 3-43 Pep Club 43 Office 43 Junior-Senior Banquet 3. CONNIE LOU WIGHTMAN Fm from good old Kent. Transferred from Kent, Wash- ington. FHA 43 Chorus 4. MARY MARGARET CRUM Hey, Harv, what's going to hap- pen graduation night? Transferred from Granger. CAA 2-33 Photography Club 2-3-43 FHA 3-4: Grizzly Boosters 2-3-43 Chorus 2-43 Pep Club 3-4. MARGARET NACE Oh, no. ' GAA 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-4, MARY LEE FITCHETT Foe been around since I was here last. Transferred from the Dalles, Ore- gon. GAA 2-3-43 Office 3-43 Junior-Senior Banquet 3. ENG Q Mr. Eriksen, Advisorg Sharon Lafferty, Secretaryg Clayton Klippert, Vice Presidentg Bob Brooks, President. UNIOR CLASS Throughout the year, the members of the junior class took an active part in sports and other extra-curricular activities. In addition to the annual junior class party, juniors were able to participate in the Junior-Senior Prom and Junior-Senior Banquet for the first time. The class officers for the year Were: Bob Brooks, Presidentg Clayton Klippert, Vice Presidentg Sharon Lafferty, Secretaryg Nancy Whitehead, Treasurerg Oren Hall, Program Chairman. Mr. Eriksen, Mr. Anderson, and Miss Shepherd were the class advisors. The class has proved its ability to Work harmoniously and the Associated Student Body can look forward to an outstanding year in the new high school under its leadership. Bob Trembly Alice Spence Don Miller Tressa Broers Vic Malling Phyllis Riel Fred MeBain ,loan Beck John Bell Donna Nicolino Don Dunkin Sandra Ciffen Jim Nuse Carol Heist Armin Klan Rose Marie Roy Cecil Tucker Beth Smith Tim Myers Harriet Visser John Sahr Roberta Summers .lim Hanson Annette Bessey Ron Miller Rose Marie Gierdal Curtis Borden Shirley Henderson Oren Hall Marta Yearout Bob Meyers Pat Farrar Bob Harrison Lois Stephenson Dwight Porter Nancy Whitehead Don Orsborn Darlene Ren David Long Beverly Stiles Clifford Van Belle Betty Flary Lauren Estep Margaret Marichalar Jerry Cordon Leo Trudgeon Sally Littell John Woods Lola Hoffman Terry Walker Carmen Fernandez Vincent Hubbert Veronica Bonny Chuck Platsman Donna Smith Donald Fronek Odessa Hewitt Dale Peabody Sharon Hart Delvin Dieterle Chuck Needham Jean Yearout George Konzek Lorraine Heinle Bob Brooks Phyllis Malmgren Howard Prescott Velda Brown John Colby Pat Pirkey Larry Maddock Beulah Fenton Chuck Ledesma Delores Pomeroy Vernon Peil r 13, We-1' Syria Richard Jensen Karen Quarnstrom Roy Corbin Doris Owen Everett Jacobs Dorothy Chase Fred George Darlene Weaver Clayton Klippert Donna Fisk Alvin Lester Lola Estep Dan Clements Dorothy Mosher Vernon Mack Jim Pigg Joyce Hickenbottom Bob Eastridge Pat Mason Par Hewitt Maradon Hall Jerry Hood Yvonne Kendall Bob Jeffrey Virginia Pemberton Bob Smith Ellen Van Belle Wayne Carpenter Barbara Sailor Bill Brown Pearle Jones Jim Holmgren Charlene Fallert Ed Wolfe Dorothy Campbell Raymond Rawson Iris Lund Arlo Waggoner La Verne Gale Keith Porter Lynn Pemberton Dick Bretthauer Esther Richards Hubert Warmenhoven Julia Boatright Shirley Hobson Homer Myers Beverly Davison Manuel Chavez Bonnie Lindenbauer Bob Kite loan Dunham Cary Turner Dorothy Ellison Ken Born Betty Whitis ,lack Underwood Marlene Shockley Vern Fisher Arloa Davis ,lake Burma Regina Funk Larry Nave Hazel Martin Allen Bierlink Margaret Scott Jerry Trainor Barbara Morrow J im Jackson Martha Hall Bob McCarty Cleone Holt Dallas Wyatt Caroll Kelley Rex Graff 11 u4t-if.,z4e .mimi ,Awe Mas Q pun.-I-mxuannwrunnzzmavni Emil Lippert Bob Rogers Hubert Metteer Sharon Lafferty ,lim Bretthauer Joyce Lyon Dale Miller Barbara Urquhart Dale Benson Susan King John Holland Gail Thornton Gerald Trupp Ellwood Yarber Laura Schlosser Richard Davis Nancy ,lo Nelson Jim McConnell X 3 Eddie Chavez, Vice Presidentg Jerry Schwenk, Presidentg John Colby, Program Chair- mang John Donnally, Treasurerg Mr. Blume, Advisor. SOPHOMORE CLASS Members of the class of '56 have demonstrated their qualities of leadership by sharing the responsibilities of school activities. They underwent the trials of lower classmen and made the adjustments to their new surroundings in a satisfactory manner. Early in the year they elected the following class officers: Jerry Schwenk, Presidentg Eddie Chavezg Vice Presidentg Becky Haskins, Secretaryg John Donnally, Treasurerg and Bob Colby, Program Chairman. Mr. Blume, Mrs. Bilger, and Mr. Williamson were the Faculty Advisors. One of the social highlights of the year was a sophomore class party in December. The athletes of this class have had prominent places in both winter and spring sports. The HB Squad cheerleaders were also elected from the group. We predict a most successful junior and senior year for this class. Wg'--- Betty Schiller Dirk Van Woerden Glenna Bagley Bill Hutton Arlene Wolfe Clarence De Koning Grace .lackman Delmar Holden Connie Horne Ray Rider Ellen Baze Ron Hatch Wanda Cordon Dick Taylor Frances Hanson Dwaine Van Patter La Vonne Williams Ralph Castilleja Juanita Dow La Verne Farnworth arilYn Linder K h . Dibrell? Eiricli sa Maling nb Cable l . Xlberl Pat Zimbelman Bob Hutton Ann Shafer lgenneth Hambly Donna Dors6Y Bob Posn6Y Car0l Carnes S 29 iii? Agn DIYFY DennY Mcbamels Canellia Long Wendell Holboy Sharon Dugan Chris Albrecht Dorothy Graff J ay Estes Mary Hazzard Bob Colby Shirley Rief Terry Boyd Phyllis Venne jerry Schwenk Donita Owsley Jerry Dwyer Joyce Trudgeon Junior Fuhz Leona Vale Bill Vaughn Alice Mahan Howard Barrett L Marie Englehaf loe Lucwlmo Sh ron Hiller 332,85 Maxim PM Hemdfm nd Roderick ijkinelxold . Ebgna d grzgrlene Exljgor Ge0YSe Mae H bn Pittma h lbllafgaret Mmfsre L. twine NXCBU gonna Flsher W Y Y' 7' Delores Blum Jackie Amundson Cerold McVoy Judy King Dorothy Dedrick Hazel Stice .lenny Lou Porter Louise Walker Kathleen Willett Al Weber Bernice Berg Diana Nygaard Don Hagert Pat Barnes Ruth Ross Leroy Garoutte Sally Black Betty Ann Fox Dorothy Hoff Tom Carlson D e Ciilrolee R005 Larry ESM. A na MCBEM U n Anderso N 01111 an eng Holland jean lack Cancer M tt CY IQQFOY giambly Betw like e Kern Ffeaui W ayne Wllber Nancy Moore Gary Bennet M, , --X W mam--WMW1, a,fHw,M. , 1 :AQ Joanne Brownlee Eddy Chavez Shirlee Sutphin Manuel Torres Donna Forrest Allen Pulley Sally Smith Cordon Berg Barbara Bos Don Meese Maxine Coleman .lim Hinze Quovenne Hammond Paul Rogers Jodeen Eoff Fred Cosper Mary Lee Menshaw Jerry Orsborn Carole Haas Marvin Dunsmore Ler0Y Lien . lo Anne WWW' LVUU Funlf Beverh' R16 C Dewey jeiifey Sho QklCY Hem! X bufv HafV?V A ibut!! Conme C0 M ers . 23212 Z 'maHiZ Eiga lilumbyfd Martmel, Sllggljerlwe Sandau Max Holt Evelyn Cherry John Sheneberger Carol Hodge Paul Faulkner Beverly Wilson Alan Heffron Jo Ann Short Dale Miller Anna McBain John Donnally Billie Bollinger Jim Reeves Marlene Roberts Bob Olson Roberta Smith .lohn De Ruyter Shirley Bolich Charles Ricks Elaine Skinner Clinton Richie th Rathbum TSW TEF'2?Sf ' a 503333 Hawk e . CarolYn Under D- k Burns Lfcaue Paul Greer rlilixlililerine Schumacker - s Sherran Slmmon kv Hasklns l?S5cC N HY Bob StexiEJIl5n Gy S0 2,5233 Smith 1 C Q W fu' ,,, E 1: sy.. . ISTRICT iff? ij, N-Q96 xx f Qi X ,SJ X 2 mr 1 W V v VK Q I U H , --,,,,,,, Y-W,YYY.,i-.-.,.f.,.-,v,-Yi ---v-vw-'bf f-4-5--W-Y ACTIVITIES Ik Q 'ik 4- 4 J X I JM! X I If-LQX N574 X af'-'lifes 1' No. 3 S SUNNYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL - SUNNYSIDE, WASI-lI1ilC'llOlNl S FEBRUARY 9, 1954 Good Citizen Assembly Privileges 'Ran d and Chorus Geiiing Ready For i Restored S h d 1 d I .D , r-- -- re is 'Ice was chose? ei .if The privileges of asse C e u e 0 y paso 'KN-i' 1, Y w represent . i bee s d 1 th :v,,, f ,-:.i.,i, l ,,,, . . J1 in a con' - ,:-e e use rfiieorzxecfmvg .1-T---- Af ' NERT 2 Washing' if romed the situ Seniors at r . :fhters of I fe ., - -Q .-l :f-,-', - i y ,f 'Good C gh' attention in Seo to college 'Ooh baml K N: g A 'kkr ' Z -H , t . t. te ' Q EC 'Ohh :test wa i: A. -, 3 assembly put ci thbllalgfngaa . gii Li,,' 7 ' ,tg glvi 'ls com, -. i ' 'department on L ffl one of the nu- si enaggino. ze in a p 'l , I' I e he DI'1V111Se of as ,es offering them. atfend ui 1' The sex taken away from bulletin distributed h .... gram of the girls, che . k,,,i of E because of the poor con- direction gf My-S, Forclh S6 'ig its me., --1 I ents vary wit I '-ff 'i O . . ' - possessged the X , e executive coungil tea MARY ANN DREYER Dwevego mallyb of be?-lh ' 15.511-5?Sh7g5 1:1 65:13 d bility, - 'eral conc usions a u Ed' -ser wn a as- ' , aimldenpszr ies are to be cone mr sich' they desire Cho JIM PIGG , ...H -ee girls ROBERTA SMITH ts will be excused via t ew highs schoo applicants for scho- Sports Editor ll W1 ,feature lumber of Feature Editor slam.- ' ' ' lfi ,IQ1-skeins ' b 1155191510 ad Over tx rrn-aive-TWCFBTJIUIS . 7 ' - U' f fm Concerto for selection. -:used EDITORIAL STAFF - Wm MOB H -. will now compete with and sc imbfme and and by Rlmslq' lxG00d Citizens au OVQY are te News Editor ,,,, ,,ii,.ii.,,i,,i,,,,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,....,,,,,i,,,,,,i ,..,,.,,,,,,. J o Lenhart lsalfovifglhn Hollgndihcoilletlst' and the winner ef this nous' Co-Editor Wendel Holboy pay .ornly ea er' 'ill ,be the State DAR tions Exchange Eiga iiiiiii Becky Haskins Hob tliudvgig has lgegen eine ot 4 , roo . ee -'e ee ''e e e'e e ' 'i e'i ' QU S an mg om ne payers :gl was advisor for this formez Reponefs - o '-'------'- -'e j ---- -'- - '- ' Sally Black, Carol Haas Sunnyside High the pasf YWQ 3 the Sunnyside High their s Sally Smith, Sharon Lafferty, Mona Moser, Donna .Schaal ll-S' He played first chair ,gl-mn. he editors of the Grizzly ed. TT Advisor .e........V.i...............e...fA....eee........ ....,eeee..-....feeeee-e-e-e--e-eee M r- WIUIHIHSOII ie in the Northwest Band at facult and the stu names rlingham lest year-fHe has also the y - ah Wilma the best of . :er Leaders ive Dance er leaders were incharge danec given Friday, L the Senior High school number of students at- 1e dance did not come e avenage of previous Perhaps the inclement had something to do attendance. However the. enjoyed the one - and- a 's of fun. That peculiar lled the Bunny Hop - any d are to If a the st the asg Stud the 2 rows. seated leave. lowed sophor Stud during lowed All have 2 at lea the as Tal Nm. en a featured soloist with SHS id on other occasions. Bob also s picked to play in the Navy id last fall when it performed Yakima. His solo the night oi concert will be one of the :tn performances of this num- ' in the Northwest. I 'ohnl ,Holland is a junior' and ds clown the first comet chair the band.. fiembers ' oft the chorus and idk are selling tickets for the icert now. nexpected Vacation Ltudents came to school last 'dnesday morning in a steady nw fall. As the day wore on i T' H' W. I ..-. 5 f if BOB LUDWIG Co Editor Wfrdwof IBBOB Mf1ff,f.ffR C0-Editors ,.......,.,., ,,,,.,. A lice Brook, Bob Ludwig Associate Editor ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.... J ackie Stivers Business Manager .,..,,,, .,,..,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,....... B arbara Sailor Typists .,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,......,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, P eggy Riel, Shirley Barkley Editorial Staff ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,. ,.,,,.,,.,,, C anfield Smith, Bill Flower, Joan Beck Beverly Davison, Darlene Ren, Bettie Orsburn, Darlene Quinlivan Brian Haas, Barbara Bradford, Arlo Waggoner, Mike Corless Al -f 'x, .lv 4 'ff ii5:g,,,. 9 We S if ' l ns 5' 1 W3 3 M' G riet r,errt eff Fi1'Si TOWI KHFCH QUHTl'lSU'0m1 Pat Farrar. LH VCTU Gale, First row: Sharon Dugan, Phyllis Venne, Charlene Cooper. Regina Funk, Esther RiChHTdS, Jo Leliharl. Betty Schwarzwalter, Jo Aspiri, Lola Estep. SCC0Yld TOWI D0T0ihY Dilldfick, I-0l1iSC Walker, Bettie Ors- Second row: Frances Hanson, Ann Mottley, Connie Wight lJ0fH, KHFGY1 FOTTCSWY, Cl-3flYS Clfmenli PHI TTUSJGY- man, Phyllis Klatt, Carol Hodge, Kathleen Willett, Bar- bara Bradford. First row: Mary Crum, Beverly Stiles, Jeanette Holland, Betty Fox, Carolyn Linder, Marilyn Linder. Second row: Donna Fisk, Camellia Long, Gail Thornton, Jo Beck, Sharon Lafferty, Maxine Coleman. FHA. First row: Carolee Roos, Barbara Urquhart. Marilyn Hew- First row: June Miller, Betty Schiller, JoAnn Short, Sandy itf, Jackie Stivers, Arlene Wolfe, Betty Shockley. Ciffen, Carol Heist, Carol Carnes. St-cond row: Pat Mason, Susan King, Ann lVlcBain. Velda Second row: Grace Jackman, Pat Barnes, Jackie Amund- Brown, Harriet Croniar. son, Hilda Perry, Joyce Hickenliottoni, Cassie Giffen. a u First row: Hilbert Warnienlioven. Tom Yvoodward, Duane Van Pattvr. Clifford Van Belle, Larry Thomas. .loc Lucco- lini. Scvond row: Dale Miller. Bill Vaughn, Winfield Kilian, A1 Weber, Dirk Yan Worden. Chuck Ricks. Don Ziemantz. First row: Marxin Dunsmore. Cary Bennett, Jerry Cordon, Clinton Ritchie. liill Fox, llivk Burns. Second row: Jerry Orsborn. David Bailey. John De Ruyter. Linxille McBride. john Bell. Howard Barrett. Leroy Car- outte. Larry Estep. Firat row: Don Robertson. Don Mer-se. :Klan Heffron, Lar- 1'y DelCurto. Jim Nuse, Jack Cramer. S4-cond row: Ron Davis. Ramon Rawson. Dave Myers. jery Moore-. Howard Prescott. Don Orsborn. Bob Hutton, Virgil Myers. First row: Bob Posney. Dick Taylor. Buddy Myers, Ken nm-th Hambly. Oren Hall. Cene McConnell. Se-vond row: Roger Sage. Dallas Wyatt, John Sheneberger Alvin Lester. Bruce Homer. Jim Combelic, George James George Urquhart. First row: Hia-hard Daxi-. Lauren Estvp. Bob Eastridge. Pat Hewitt, Chris Albrecht. Second row: Ralph Cawtillija, Cord:-n Berg. La Verne Farnworth. Fam Catlin. Yerne Fischer. Raymond Campbell. Dan Clements. Third row: Duane Kern. Ken Coleman. BOYS' LETTER CLUB First row: Guy Looney, Dave Stark, Don Saylor, Mike Hoffman, Raulie Slater, John Van de Wege. Second row: Bob Kellogg, Dick Chambers, Larry Dugan, Ralph Burwell, Bob Munson, Jack Merriman. CAMERA CLUB First row: Marvin Dunsmore, Mary Crum, Gladys Clem- ents, Pat Trusley, Shirley Fletcher, Arlo Waggoner. Second row: Chuck Ricks, Jerry Dodson, Dale Peabody, Chuck Needham, Donald Fronek. BOYS' LETTER CLUB First row: Chuck Ledesma, Mike Corless, Phil Needham, Bob McCarty, Manuel Chavez, Bill Russell. Second row: Ray Aspiri, Larry Nave, Gary Yetter, Clay- ton Klippert, Bob Stark, Wesley Paradis. BOYS, LETTER CLUB First row: Bill Ponis, Bob Brooks, Neil Kottwitz, Leo Trudgeon, George Konzek, Ron Miller. Second row: Ellis Morgan, Vincent Hubbard, Bob Smith, Gary Turner, Lyle Cummings, John Sahr. GIRLS, LETTER CLUB First row: Marlene Meese, LaVelda Slavens, Lois Hall, Gail Thornton, Veronica Bonny, Shirley Barkley, Mary Asher. Second row: ,lo Lenhart, Gladys Clements, Ellen Van Belle, Bonnie Kotwitz, Donna Leifeste. TRLHLY TRI-HI-Y Firbt row: Pliyllis Nlalnigren. Pat Pirkey. Beverly Davison FUSE TOW1 Slllflf'Y Bafkleyv Mary Asher, Joeleen Harrison, Carol Heist. Patsy Mason, llonna Nicolino. Mafllyn Crowe- L3 Velda Slawns- Sammi row: Charlene Cooper' Velda Brown. Joan Dun. Second row: Lois Hall. Bonnie Kotwitz, Betty Anderson ham, Barbara Sailor, Barbara Morrow, Ellen van Belle, Bi11yC011ry,J0LeHhHfI- Theressa Broers. DEBATE First row: Sharon Laffi-rty. Dale Hiller, Linville McBride, Pat Mason. Second row: Beverly Srilw. Sally .lo Thomas. Darlene Quinliyian, ,lim Piglil. Homer Xlyere, Paul Rogers. HI-Y HI-Y First row: Neil Kottwitz, Mike Coriess, Bill Flower, Bob First row: Cuy Looney, Albert Newlwusv, Brian Haas Ludwig, Cary Yetter. Canfield Smith, Bill Gardner. Sf-eond row: Bob Meyer, Bob Kellogg, Homer Myers, Dave Second row: Bob Smith, Larry Dugan, Cordon Sage Stark- Manuel Chavez, john Yan de Wege. ia u e: il 4 ga::1l + 1 t' i n, I lx ,fm 'bf f ,S fa in 5 PEP CLUB Upper left, first row: Maxine Myers, Nancy Freauf, Hazel Stice, Bev- erly Riddle, Wanda Gordon, Ellen Baze. Second row: Donna Nicolino, Yvonne Kendall, Canellia Long, Ann Mottley, Pat Barnes, Joyce Nay, Kathlene Eirich. PEP CLUB Upper right, first row: Pauline Rogers, June Miller, Shirley Rief, Carol I I Carnes. ., ,Ayyi . 5 if f ii ,A Second row: Beverly Stiles, Juanita Dow, Helen Plith, Donita Owsley, I so ,sf , . -'ff --f ' I ' Grace Jackman, Maxine Coleman. 3 eepe , , INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS 'I First row: Jerry Dodson, Lyle Cummings, Ellis Morgan. i I Second row: Bill Russell, Chuck Martin. THESPIANS l PEP CLLB First row: Cassie Giffen, Bev Davison, Donna Nicolino, First row: Rose Marie Roy, Mary Asher, Mary Crum, Alice Brook, Pearl Venne. Carole Wyatt' Manlyn Crowe' Second row: Karen Forrester, Wilma Vice, Bill Gardner Second row: Anna McBain, Ruth James, Gladys Clements, Bill Flower, Mike Corless, Darlene Quinlivan, Mary Trud- Hilda Perry, Carol Crosier. germ, GRIZZLY BOOSTERS Upper left, first row: Doris Owens, Jean Yearout, Marilyn Hewitt, Charlene Cooper, Bonny Linderhauer. Second row: Billy Conrey, Chuck Martin, Canfield Smith, Bob McCarty, Albert Newhouse, Phyllis Klatt. f GRIZZLY BOOSTERS f Upper right, first row: Barbara Urquhart, Pat Trusley, Gladys Clem- ents, Mary Crum. N, Second row: Hilda Perry, Bill Ponis, Rex Graff, Clayton Klippert, Ellis Morgan. Sally Smith. .fe G. A. A. CABINET 9 ,A 'EY First row: Betty Anderson, Ellen Van Belle, Bonnie Kotwitz. pl Second row: Veronica Bonny, Carol Heist. i i LvSl'iEBlNG STAFF llSHFlRlNG STAFF First row: LaVelda Slavens, Betty Anderson, Donna Nic- Fifi TOW1 Shiflfl' Bafklfwy Pal Pi1'kf'Y, D0f0ThY Heddfflly olino. Carol Yvyatt. Pearl Venne. Cassie Ciffen, Mary Asher. Second row: Peggy Riel, Mike Corlesg, Bill Flowgr, B013 Second row: Karen Forrester. Raulie Slater. Bob Kellogg Ludwig. Mike Hoffman, Mary Trudgeon. Neil Kottwitz. Phyllis Klatt. FIRE SQUAD First row: Betty Schocklcy, Phyllis Riel, Ruth James, Theressa Broers, Dorothy Hedden. Second row: Bill Russell, Raulie Slater, Jim Mallery, Bob Kellogg, Norman Schoessler. FIRE SQUAD First row: John Sahr, Pat Trusley, Barbara Sailor, An nette Bessey, Donna Nicolino, Carole Haas, John Holland, Second row: Doug Bromley, Cordon Sage, Guy Looney, Bill Brown, Vance Smith, Dave Stark. HONOR SOCIETY First row: Donna Leifeste, Shirley Barkley, Alice Brooks, Marilyn Hewitt, Pearl Venne, Cassie Ciffen. Second row: Jo Lenhart, Mary Trudgeon, Neil Kottwitz, Al Newhouse, Mike Hoffman, Bonnie Kotwitz, Wilma Vice. FIRE SQUAD First row: Don Miller, George Konzek, Eddie Wolfe, John Van de Wege, Ron Miller, Roy Corbin. Second row: Bob Stark, Jim Holmgren, Bob McCarty, Bob Smith, Jack Merriman. FIRE SQUAD First row: Karleen Lowry, Carolyn Morrow, Ellen Van Belle, Lorella Perry, Bev Wilson, Pat Bullis. Second row: Bob Munson, Bill Gardner, Dick Chambers, Norman Anderson, B. Hutton, D. Saylor. N 5 gil S 4 I is Q! RV? 0 'mX f F 5 S 3 pw -5 Q X 5 A -i Zi? MUSIC and DRAMA x,, Ah.. ' -,,, . h wx 09 5 MR. KENNETH EGAN Director ORCHE TRA PERSONNEL: VIOLINS-Walter Drake, Jay Estes, Ellis Morgan, er, David Long, Margaret Nace, Lynne Gorman. VIOLA-Marvin Boatright. CELLOS-Louise Walker, Dorothy Dedrick. OBOES-Carol Haas, Pearl Venne. CLARINETS-Billy Flower, Mary Asher. BASSOONS-Mary Trudgeon, .lean Rinehold. TROMBONES-Bob Ludwig, Bob Smith. FRENCH HORNS-Marilyn Crowe, Roberta Smith. CORONETS-John Holland, Sharon Lafferty. FLUTES-Sandy Ciffen, Jeanette Holland. DRUM-Nancy Jo Nelson. STRING BASS-Shirley Fletcher. SAXOPHONE-Shirley Barkley. Laura Schloss '51 B CHORU PERSONNEL: SOPRANOS-Rosalie Taylor, Reba Humbyrd, Mary Crum, Nancy Freauf, Billie Malcom, Marilyn Sektnan, Patty Ziembelman, Rose Marie Cierdal, Beverly Stiles, Jo Beck, Carmen Fernandez, Barbara Graff, Carol Crosier, Mary Hazzard, Nellie Jo Flary, Shirley Bryan, Mona Moser, Doris Owens, Carol Heist, Dorothy Hoff, Lavonne Williams, Lynn Pemberton, Dorothy Graff, Ann- ette Bessy, Subane Bixler. ALTOS-Maxine Coleman, Carole Carnes, Shirley Rief, Janet Kellom, Lorella Perry, Sharon Hart, Ardyth Harris, Sally Smith, Beverly Wilson, Quovenne Hammond, Mary Menshew, Pat Barnes, Betty Anderson, Donna Schaal, Betty Fox, Grace Jack- man, Shirley Bolich, Canellia Long, Jo Ann Shafer, Virginia Pemberton, Marlene Meese, Ellen Baze, Dorothy Huffman, Joyce Trudgeon, Carolyn Morrow, Lois Hall. TENORS-Karleen Lowry, Jean Yearout, Terry Walker, Dewey Jeffery, Mary Asher, Marta Yearout, Jerry Trainer. BASSES-Bob Jeffery, Walter Drake, Vincent Hubbert, Jim Bretthauer, George James, Dick Chambers, Richard Hilzer, Bob Munson, Dave Stark, Ralph Burwell, Sam Catlin, Matt Posney, Doug Bromley, Peter Vedeer, Gary Fry, Lyle Cummings. MR. KENNETH WALDROFF Director 'Bingo R. WALDROFF Director AD BILL FLOWER Student Director r'fL I ,-'A' . N -Q, , 1 3: Q4 YI Q Q M5933 + was PM mf, X r V 5'11f: f:'IE953.2 E'25:'55Q,. ,. ,f +5-ysw 1 1. f.,x:.h,...,.b N :MXH .ex X ,tux 1. ,, X W-,Eg u + N! X + '91?'a'J 321055 gf: , M, 33 J B f 3 ? ji we S ,W W' rrir I L -a t Q k E- Q E5 BOB LUDWIG Student Director .1 NW 'Wan s 4-rl-ff BA D PER ONNEL ALTO CLARINET-Cassie Giffen. BASS CLARINET-Charlene Fallert. BARITONE SAXO- PHONE-Norman Anderson. BASS SAXOPHONE-Oren Hall. BASSOONS-Mary Trudgeon, Jean Rinehold. BARITONES-Bob Meyer, Delmar Holden. TENOR SAXOPHONES-John Sahr, Bill Brown, Dwaine Van Patter. OBOESW-Pearl Venne, Carole Haas, Jennie Lou Porter. FLUTE AND PICCOLO-Sandy Giffen, Jeanette Holland, Sally Black. FRENCH HORNS-Roberta Smith, Marilyn Crowe, Allan Pulley. SOUSAPHONES-Dale Peabody, Phil Needham, Neil Kott- witz. ALTO SAXOPHONES-Neil Kottwitz, Shirley Barkley, Oren Hall, Margaret Harn, Donna Leifeste, Joe Luccolini. TROMBONES-Bob Ludwig, Bob Smith, Donna Fisk, John Donnally, Dale Miller, Chris Albrecht, Robert Brooks. PERCUSSION-Nancy Jo Nelson, Nancy Whitehead, Gail Thornton, Chuck Ricks, Beth Smith, Bill Flower, Mary Trudgeon. CORNETS-John Holland, Ray Aspiri, Ed Wolfe, Sharon Lafferty, Leo Trudgeon, Darlene Quinlivan, Connie Colburn, Paul Falkner, Manuel Torres, Ruth Ross, Gerald Trupp, Hubert Metteer. CLARINETS-Bill Flower, Mary Asher, Bob Colby, Brian Haas, Barbara Morrow, Becky Haskins, Jackie Amundson, Joyce Hickenbottom, James Hinze, Glenna Bagley, Terry Greer, ,loan Dunham, Marilyn Sektnan. 5 42144491 MY. PEARL VENN1-3 A Comecl in 3Acfs FEBRUQRN' 6,2219 I DARLENE QUINLIVAN Q t fo Amy ,,,,,,, Meg ,,,,,,, Beth ,,,,A,A Hannahx ,,,,,,,, Mrs. March Sally Moffat Aunt March Aunt Carol! , KAREN FORRESTER PEARL VENNE DARLENE QUINLIVAN SHIRLEY BARKLEY ALICE BROOK BETTIE ORSBORN CASSIE GIFFEN MARY TRUDGEON SALLY JO THOMAS Homecoming Queen BETTY ANDERSON Princesses SUSAN KING BARBARA BOS ROYALTY ALL-SPORTS ROYALTY Queen ' LA VELDA SLAVENS King DON SAYLOR Attendants PHYLLIS RIEL JOHN SAHR JIM MALLERY CAROLE HAAS W N ' N K5 Qing: ly: 'Q fi, 1 a? ' 320 2 fp-X Q -f f'X ,N Y 11 i '--q5'has --,5 i - A If 23983-f -.L 'aim Q E S, FN? '-1 f 1' f y , , , A .-L , V 1-1,71 ffx KEQEA Lffx Q' Q 'l,2?s -5 lw fgggxilf? lj '+,, I, K Nwnmll A X Y., j J ,ff F Ri LN W 'ff f - ix wx ff ,I 2 -1:1-'R , gg 77: , A 'I' S 'fn Z XJ gf , 5: 'N XLIX W, fff m wEfgmc4fy gzf Q ? ' 555555555555 3' , ,' ' lf t,-4hg'tMxulu- u!! ::r'f rM,,,,,if,i-lisa, K J 1 4 , K ' Y 14 X SPORTS bl ROSE MARIE ROY Queen MARY ASHER MARILYN CROWE Senior Yell Leader Senillf Yell Leader eeee I ' JUNIOR YELL LEADERS-Betty Shockley, Connie Horne, Carole Haas, Roberta Smith. 62 Q2 EB ,625 we 4, p. fu fig.. 82 3-W. First row: N. Anderson, Manager, D. Jeffrey, R. Roderick, B. Vaughn, M. Dwyer, E. Whatley, R. Olson, D. Ziemantz, D. Wyatt, O. Hall, H. Metteer, B. Stevens, G. Konzek. Second row: M. Posney, C. Albrecht, J. Donnelly, D. McDaniels, J. Bell, J. Mallery, E. Wolfe, R. Corbin, L. Trudgeon, R. Jensen, T. Woodward, W. Wilbur, F. Farnsworth, V. Hubert. FOOTBALL The 1953 Sunnyside Grizzlies proved to be a credit to their school as they hustled their way through a nine game schedule. The final output showed six victories and three defeats. It was a strong forward wall ahead of fleet backs with a well rounded passing attack which made the Grizzlies a formidable foe for all opponents. This team will long be remembered for its ability to constantly thwart the enemy with gallant goal line stands. Graduating seniors who turned in outstanding performances throughout the season were: Dick Chambers, Mike Hoffman, Bob Kellogg, Guy Looney, .lack Merriman, Bob Munson, Phil Needham, Bill Russell, Don Sayler, Raulie Slater, and Dave Stark. The team selected Don Saylor as its honorary captain and Dave Stark as its inspirational award winner. 4 -'rw Q 5 ,p,,.fw V237 52 Gixard E J ssyy Q 4 'S S2 Q swf SCHEDULE Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside ,,fs,1i .'.L 5: eu' K T First row: Jerry Schwenk. Bob Stevens. Norman Anderson, Eddie Chavez, Bill Kite. Second row: Dale Miller, Bill Brown, Albert Weber, Armin Klatt, John Donnally. BA KETBALL The Grizzly hoopsters had an up-and-down season as they seemed to be the uhard- luckv team of the Valley. This is Sunnysideas second season in the NAA league and the team played the toughest competition in the history of the school. The local cagers lost many of their games by one or two point margins. Sunnyside looked good in the pre-season tilts where their chief accomplishment was to upset Walla Walla, the state,s top team. Spearheading the Grizzlie's attack was senior Don Saylor. He was listed as one of America's 500 best high school basketball players and was one of the high-ranking scorers of the AAN League. He was also on the All-Valley Team. Next year's team should be promising as seven sophomores and juniors are re- turning to the A squad. KOTTWITZ NIR. J SCO BOXING SC HE DL I I Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnysiclv Sunnyside Sunnysidc' Sunnyside Sunny side Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside Dec lan. jan. Jan. Jan. I' Cb. Feb. eb. Feb. F Feb. Tournament March 2 1 6gGrandx1Css 'Sir Hom .4004 .ps- First row: Ralph Castilleja, Bud Meyers, Allan Heffron, Jerry Gordon, Don Meese. Second row: John Pittman, Ron Davis, Bob Olson, Jim Hansen, Dale Benson, Dwaine Van Patter, Fred Cosper. BOXING Forty-one boys greeted boxing coaches, Dick Jacobson and Bob Smith, at the initial work-outs. The boys worked hard and long, devoting much time and effort to become possible contenders to repeat the position they held as valley boxing cham- pions during the 1952-1953 season. With many returning lettermen including five former valley champions the l953- 1954- squad started slowly, losing close hard-fought matches to Colfax and twice to Prosser. However, as the training tempo was stepped up to ready the boys for the Valley Tournament, they swept through matches with Toppenish, Cle Elum and Crand- view to move into contention to determine the valley boxing championship. At press time the valley boxing crown looked to be avtoss-up between the teams from Prosser, Toppenish, and Sunnyside. EWR K fum- BOB KELLOCG LEO TRUIJGEON RON MILLER DALE MILLER OREN HALL f 'NJ' NEIL KOTTWITZ BOB BROOKS JOHN SAHR JINI NUSE MR. BLUNIF Coach SCHEDULE Sunnyside, 77,,,, , 7 ,April 2 ,,,,L H Prosser Sunnyside U 7 7 , April 13 . 7 Richland Sunnyside ,,,,7 ,. Y. ,L ,,April16 ,,7, ,, ,L , Pasco Sunnyside ,. , , April 20 ,A Kennewick Sunnyside ,,7, ,. 7, April 23 , , Grandview Sunnysidei' ,, ,April 27, Pasco Sunnyside ,,7,, U April 30 7, Richland Sunnysidei' L ,, May -1, ,,,, 7 Pasco Sunnyside ,. . , 7May T , S Kennewick Sunnysidef ,,,77 May 11, ,,,,, 7,,, f lrandview Home Games First row: Ralph Castilleja, Bill Hutton, Ken Born, Ray Campbell. Second row: Richard Jensen, Jake Burma Jerry Dryer, Jerry Dodson, Bill Brown, Max Holt. Don Saylor, Gary Turner. Warmenhoven. TRACK Track is fast becoming a major sport in Sunnyside High School. This was evident by the large enthusiastic group of boys who turned out under the direction of Coach Walt Eriksen and Athletic Director, Mike Kuchera. The squad had two returning lettermen who formed the backbone of the team. Don Sayler, who holds the school record in the 880, and represented Sunnyside at the State Finals in 1952 and 1953, was one of the biggest assets to the squad. He competed in the 4-40, 880, shot put, javelin, sprints and relay. The discus and shotput were taken care of by Gary Turner. Turner and Don Sayler were strong members of the relay team. There were several newcomers to track who earned their places on the team this year, turning in fine performances and labeling themselves as definite contenders. At the end of a successful season the boys attended the sub-district tournament May 16 at Grandview. The boys placing in this meet went to the District Tourney May 22. The State Finals were held at Pullman May 28-29. First row: Armin Klatt, Jim Hanson Second row: Dennis McDaniel Dale Benson, Terry Greer, Ken Coleman Ralph Burwell, Bob Kite, Hubert 1 s ,E-592: if , ,,- A NF r A1105 A 1954 TCIIIUS llfam Winter Wonderland ,Q 5 im Band Trlp to Seattle Gary Turner Shot Put 3 I af 415 'ver' A Y as V, 'Y Q: HP I I f ,t s I ' M C' TA la M ' . - , ' 'l Mrs. Bilger's Cooking Class Dcgiyggiser BOWLING First row: Nancy Frcauf, Joanne Short, Charlotte We-ist. ' Second row: Joyce Cihson, Carol Heist, Ellen Van Belle, Alice Mahan, Sharon Simmons, Rober- ta Smith. TENNIS First row: Miss Wirth, P. E. Advisor. Second row: Donna Leifeste, Bonnie Kot- witz, Veronica Bonny, Betty Schiller. VOLLEYBALL First row: Joyce Lyons. Second row: Doris Owen, Tressa Bro- ers, Ellen Van Belle, Nancy Whitehead, Veronica Bonny. 74 SOFTBALL First row: Donna Leifeste, Mary Asher. Second row: Maxine Meyers, Arlene Wolfe. Kathleen Eirick, Margaret Scott, Darlene Quin. livan, Bonnie Kotwitz. ARCHERY Betty Anderson Donn Nicolino Lois Stephenson Barbara Morrow Shirley Barkley BASKETBALL First row: Ellen Baze, Mary Hazzard, Helen Plith, Nancy Freauf, Betty Shockley. Second row: Carolyn Linder, Betty Fox, Canellia Long, Carole Haas, Mari- lyn Linder, Connie Horne, Jeanette Holland. 75 K , 9 . 1 Q, 0 5 :gin . ' - Q If 1 7 W t I I L I 11 X Ari 4513364 .L 7 gl . .' , . .,.- . . . , .. , ,,,,., .......,, .,,,g..iv..L:fEd.fugu.Lz..w-,.,... . ..,-. ,...,.,...,.,, .1 .X fin, ,, .. v. N L... Wi LM? in V' E PICTURES, Inc. WEST COAST STUDIO BURBANK,CAUFORNM CABLE ADDRESS 'AWANEWARU February 20, l95h lxua NNAJL Mrs. Leslie Ludwig Sunnyside Public Schools Sv TELEPHONES HOLLYWOOD 9-1251 CHARLESTON 8-6621 Yakima County District No. 201 23113555171 Sunnyside, Washington Mr dear Mrs. Ludwig: I am happy to inform you that Miss Hose Marie Roy is my selection for the title of Miss Sunnyside High. This, indeed, was a pleasant assignment but I must admit it also was most difficult trying to choose one from such an attractive group of contestants. All are lovely! Congratulations to Miss Roy, and to Sunnyside High! Thanking you for the honor of electing me judge of this contest and with my best wishes to you, I am Sincerely, Will Rogers, Jr. 1 4' ma, N ,X-1 is rn: '!P'a ,M , gv,i+j Miss Sunnyside High ROSE MARIE ROY S JOAN BECK ANNETTE BESSEY BETTY ANDERSON SUSAN KING if PHYLLIS RIFL PATSY PIRKEY ' , PHYLLIS KLATT CAROLE HAAS YVONNE KENDALL PAT TRUSLEY SHARON LAFFERTY SYD- Qiiice Can You Mrs. Bjlgefs C00 C1355 Conference Room 006 wo , ' 1 Miss HarmS Typmg C ass ggi-1 Mrs. Smitlfs Sewing Class 0 we , K -be - wh-Hmm Ever Forget 6? Sho? oodwork Mr. 560975 W fi 'ri XV' ,, M ' 'Ei is ,,.. iff' Mr. R aby and Inner S an Ctum ilk iff ff A 5,2-1 F . uture Farmers of America Mr Anderson and Fourth Period Physics Class Qggffk 9113 I' C e Dan CD13 1 1 I3 Miss Tracefs Art Class 11 the LOCAL CONTRIBUTORS Amundson's Hardware Andrus 81 Funk Produce Company Ash Pearce Agency Benedetti Barber 81 Beauty Shop Edgar Bessey Beth's Ceramics Bill 81 Vi's Market Billington Lumber Company Bob's Motel Oscar L. Boose, Attorney Dr. A. E. Borchardt Boyd, Olofson S1 Company Dr. W. H. Brennen Bykerk's Shoe Store Cahoon Motors Carnation Milk Company Chaffee 81 Aiken, Attorneys-at-Law City Center Lodge Coast to Coast Stores Dr. Merton A. Colby Dee's Barber Shop Denson 81 Delp Agency Diamond's Store Eastgate Market Eddie's Barber Shop Evelyn's Dress Shop Farmers Feed 81 Fuel Company Freeburg's Service H. F. Frederickson Dr. Hiroshi Furukawa Dr. John K. Furukawa Gambles Western Auto Supply Garren Lumber Company Gates Super Market Gifferi's Goddard's The Colden Pheasant Art Hall Dr. R. P. Hall J. C. Hamilton wflaskins Variety Store Elmer Hickenbottom 81 Sons Highway Fruit Stand Hill's Steak House Hi-U Motel Holland Bakery Home Lumber Company Howard's Empire Drug lnland Motor Company, Hudson-Willys Dealers ln-N-Out Hamburgers I 81 D Market Killingstad Brothers' Hardware Kingman Appliance Center Dr. R. W. Kite Lane Electric Larry's Dairy Queen Laws Men's Shop Dr. E. H. Ledingham Lower Valley Tractor Company Maletta's Music Center Marathon Corporation 410 Market Marshall-Wells Store McKay's Variety Store Horace L. Miller Agency Milk Products Company Model Laundry Mode O'Day Frock Shop Mojonnier's 81 Sons Inc. Morris Floral 81 Gift Shop Mulqueeney Veterinary Clinic Neva's Beauty Shop Night 81 Day Cafe Nick's Hauling Service Noris' Apparel Olson's Market Oregon-Washington Telephone Company Paul's Snack Bar Pitzer 81 Knerr Potlatch Lumber Yard Wm. L. Powell Rowan's Family Shoe Store Dr. C. P. Rockwell Royal Cleaners James Salvini P. K. Sailor-Shell Jobber Lee Semon Shaw 81 Sons Lockers Skile's Jewelry Skogen's Jewelry Smith Funeral Home Smith 81 McKibben C. Speck Motors Stephens Radio Dr. Donald M. Storslee Sullivan's Drive-In-Dry Cleaners Sunnyside Bowling Alley Sunnyside Concrete Pipe Company Sunnyside Equipment Company Sunnyside Frozen Foods Company Sunnyside Grocery Sunnyside Motors Sunnyside Paint Store Sunnyside Stationery Dr. A. Tait Taylor 81 Sons Tree's Market Tim's Sport Shop Unique Gifts-Lelma Stahlhut Unique Lodge Valley Air Service Valley Hay 81 Implement Inc. Valley Realty Vic Duffin, Ford Dealer Walt Black Motors Walter C. Ball 81 Son Walters Pharmacy Dr. William Wilson Wolfe's Radio 81 Appliance Woodward's Woody's Associated Service Station Yakima Valley Bank OUT OF TOWN CONTRIBUTORS Wm. Bill Hassel, Electronics Pacific Fruit 81 Produce Company Pennell Office Machines Royal Tire Service Schriener Title Company Scotty Cummins Athletic Supply A 7 E - 2 Ymwox Tuton Yuuoox Cnlnuv-DALLAS V A x gfkh 7 if amyffwf f M WM , lr 2 5ljeffQ2f4 . X if P 1 'V ' 0 ' , , W all f Jywtqw , 0' b: , , J ,gf I 'wi' f wwP?QMMW 5' Q '9' - Wmiiil 'IWW FH AWGWWU is WLM Mig Mi WW QW- SQ fQf,fffk'Z ffif ff' 33? Emi MWWXy? ' is A i'Wf5 giggggg MQ ws MKWQW 6232529 5 igifilkmg XZ, 7222. fi'-U4 T7 ' Wfzwff' f J, DM Qu QBQj,,,!f,,NfL'fZzVf WW? imw X MUG VM Qfgf f. 1 X .QY f Q is-ox Q.Nv:rMg,.,' mhumdogssk JQQLX Q Biff-5:3 ki MW M as UMW WW W