Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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IN MEMORY of ROY L. HENDRICKSON SOMETIME WE'LL UNDERSTAND NOT now, buT in The coming years, IT may be in The beTTer land, We'll read The meaning of our Tears, And There, someTirne, we'll undersTand. We'll caTch The broken Threads again, And finish whaT we here began, Heav'n will The mysTeries explain, And Then, ah, Then we'lI undersTand. God knows The way, he holds The key, He guides us wiTh unerring hand, SomeTime, wiTh Tearless eyes we'll see, Yes, There, up There, we'll undersTand. Then Trust in God Thro' all Thy days, Fear noT, Tor He doTh hold Thy hand, Tho' dark Thy way, sTiIl sing and praise, SomeTime, sometime, we'Il undersTand. Used by REV. C. W. OPIE Roy L. Hendrickson was nineTeen years old when he passed away shorTly aTTer 3 a.m., OcTober 31, 1958 aT The Cenfral Memorial HospiTal in Toppenish, almosT Three hours aTTer he was Thrown from his car on The Donald Pass highway. Roy was acTive ThroughouT his high school years and was well liked by each and every one of his classmaTes. The memory of his happy smile will always be remembered by all who knew him. So we, in memory, dedicaTe The senior secTion of The 1959 MIRROR To Roy Hendrickson. i2

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Semors

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Senior Class This pasT year The senior class has been very busy. AT The beginning of The year class pins were sold To all sTudenTs. The apple machine was anoTher proiecT and served as a source of income. Several dances were planned. The biggesT was The Homecoming dance aTTer The Davis TooTball game wiTh The Checkers providing The music. The senior class came up wiTh many diTTerenT ideas for proiecTs. One which was a loT of Tun and work was a car wash. The Junior-Senior Prom was The biggesT proiecT of all. A Theme oT Twilight FanTasy was picked and commiTTees were appoinTed. During The Senior Week a class picnic was held. ATTer CommencemenT on June i The members of The senior class were on Their own. FIRST ROW: M. Bloomfield, secretary, B. Martin, program chairman, E. Olsen, par- liamenfarian. SECOND ROW: D. Sufphin, treasurer, B. Thomas, president, Mrs. Ludwig, advisor, M. Chambers, vice-president. ' I3