Sunnyside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sunnyside, WA)

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Calendar of Important Events V SEPTEMBER a'f'?' 5-First day of school Aft 15-Football at Kennewick 16-Cheer-Song leader confer- ence 22-Football, Eisenhower hereg Sophomore dance 29-Football, Marquette hereg Thespians Dance K v NOVEMBER 3-Football, Pasco hereg Boys' Letter Club Dance 4-F.T.A. Regional Meeting 9-Report Cards 11-Football, Ellensburg here 17-School Play 18-Football, Grandview here 20-F.F.A. Initiation JANUARY 5-Basketball at Pasco 6-Basketball, Eisenhower hereg F.H.A. Dance 12-Basketball, Davis 19-Basketball, Richland here 20-Basketball at Toppenish 26-Basketball, Kennewick hereg Griz- zliettes Dance 27-Basketball at Wapato MARCH 2-Wrestlingg A Tournament, AA Tourna- ment 13-Solo and Ensemble-C.W.C.E. 16-Junior-Senior Prom 29-Report Cards t OCTOBER 4-Honor Society Tapping Ceremony 6-Football at Walla Walla 13-Football, Richland hereg F.T.A. Dance 20-Homecoming-Wapato hereg Senior Dance 24-Daddy Date for F.H.A. 27-Football at Davis 28-F.H.A. Regional Meeting, Sunnyside less 76 girls DECEMBER 1-Basketball at Prosser 2-Basketball, Grandview hereg G.A.A. Dance 8-Basketball, Prosser hereg Pep Club Dance 15-Basketball, Ellensburg hereg EEA. Dance 16-Basketball at Ellenshurg 22-Basketball, Wapato here FEBRUARY 2-wBasketball, Pasco here 3-Basketball at Eisenhower 9-Basketball, Davis hereg Junior Class Dance 16-Basketball at Richland 17-Basketball, Toppenish here 23-A Tournament 24-A Tournamentg District Wrestling APRIL 2-Spring Vacation 9-Come back to school 24e-Mother-Daughter Banquet 28-Music Groups-Highland MAY JUNE 8-Junior-Senior Banquet 3-Baccalaureate ll-Sub-District Tennis at Kennewick 4-Graduation ' S 19-District Track at Pascog Tennis finals 6-School's Out fo at Yakima 25-State Track 28-Senior Exams 29-Seniors Out ly

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-alia-W' 'Sir 'suv BACK ROW: Ann Powell, Treasurerg ,lim Sterrett, Vice Presidentg Sherry Marion Program Chairman Marian Lang Sec retary. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Ludwig, Advisory Stan Klippert, Presidentg Mr. Anderson Advisor The senior class was, as usual, guided by two of the greatest teachers and advisors in S.H.S.g hats off to Mrs. Ludwig and Mr. Anderson. As sophomores we were small, but mighty. We rallied, came to the top and took over the concessions at the games as a money project for the class. Then summer came and we had put another year behind us. As juniors we chalked up another score when we put on a splendid Jr.- Sr. Banquet. The evening was rounded out with entertainment from mem- bers of our own class and those of the senior class. Then our senior year was upon us. Oh, how the days began to fly. The first semester began and we rolled right on from football into basket- ball, Homecoming, Senior Tea, and getting senior pictures out of the way. Then the second semester began-Announcements, that elegant Prom, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and graduation. Yes, GRADUATION! That long, long road had finally ended and we had made the finish line as a class with class. For many it was a sad occasion, but for most of us it was gay. Many happy moments had come to an end to that old familiar tune, 'cPomp and Circumstancef' 22 11' fa