Sunnyvale High School - Sabre Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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l Words cannot express fhe great feeling of loss that fell upon Sunnyvale Hugh School on July 9 l957 To us Naom Blunt was not only a Teacher but she was a real fr end to everyone We will never forget her warm smule or her playful kidding All who knew her loved her and shall ever have a warm place ln 'rhelr hea Ts for her memory l R,

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x.Ng s 13P 'r 'aww ahve'-T if us' 'TT S If there were any students who didnt enloy the dances they were by no means left out A variety of activities were available Clubs were the order of the day The Key Club Thespians and Hi Y were among the new ones added to bring the grand total to over 22 Making real school history the drama department turned out the htghly successful presentation Harvey the Christmas Cantata and the Spring Musical The first annual college night was sponsored by the CSF Two more buildings ioined the campus as construction began on an open air swimming pool. Sunnyvale no longer appeared as a school born only three short .years before. Instead, the eftervescent, contagious spirit of Sunnyvale was accepted as having ex- isted for years and years. The cycle is now complete. Three years have passed since Sunnyvale first opened her doors to admit the student body. The traditions have been established, the reputations have been recognized, and the shrubs, flowers, and lawns have replaced the original landscape, weeds. In another week school will cease for the third time here at Sunnyvale. A structure of steel, glass, and yellow doors will be hushed for the summer months, but in Septem- ber, as the leaves fall, the cycle will start anew.

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