Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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1 Math Development and Logic is a new class to our school this year. This class consists of sophomore, junior, and senior students who show a deep interest in mathematics and who want to probe deeper in some of the basic ideas of mathematics. Mr. Dickey, the teacher, and the students hold class one hour before regular school time. French students not only learn a new language, but hey also learn about a new country. Mr. Kinney, he French teacher, instructs the students in the basic aws of the French language. Conjugation is the main emphasis in the course of study. 1' Chorus class is open to all high school students. Mr. Hughes teaches the class the fundamentals of reading music and singing. This chorus group perf forms for special events and concerts.

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Mrs. Martin and the office girls work together to take care of the business of the school. The girls learn to use the office equipment, and they learn the routine of office work. Responsibility and experience is achieved by the girls. v .Wm-A4 X wwf? 2 WWW! if 3 ,H M mmf Miss Harms teaches all regular typing classes. The students are first acquainted with the operation of their machines, then they begin the slow process of learning to actually type. Through the school year, many proper forms of typing F-from invitations to research pa- pers-are presented. One main ability is developed in each student during the year besides typing, and that is the ability of following di- rections. Shorthand class is taught by Mr. Runyan. Shorthand is an elective course which is offered for students who are interested in following a secretarial career. During their course of study the students learn the shorthand theory and get prac- tice in taking dictation. TN..

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WM The general business class is taught by Mr. Runyan. Through the school year the class touches on many subjects concerning business. Income tax, transportation, job ap- plications, meeting the public, and The majority of the seniors are in Mrs. Ludwig's English classes. The classes consist of a study of English literature, grammar review, vocabulary, theme Writing, book re- ports, and special reports. The ma- terial is covered very rapidly, and the students always have to be on their toes! 'ii Mrs. Roos instructs the speech students in various fields of speak- ing. The students learn speeches that inform, convince, and impress. Certain members of the speech class take part in forensic tourna- ments throughout the state. These students participate in the fields of debate, oral interpretation, oration, and extemporaneous speeches. From speech the students gain poise and confidence.