Sunnyvale High School - Sabre Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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Principal The year 19714 marks the end of Sunnyvale High School's mineteenth year. Overall, stu- dent achievement in our academic program, act- ivities, and athletics has far surpassed our accomplishments of past years. The Class of l97h has demonstrated great stability and pro- vided positive leadership which is directly responsible for our success this year. Hopefully, each of you has had the oppor- tunity to develop your individual talents and been encouraged to explore your own unique in- terests and abilities. Your formal years of mandatory public education end this year with graduation, but in reality your formal and in- formal education will continue far beyond these high school years as education has be- come a lifelong pursuit. Our sincerest wishes for a productive and full life go to the Class of l97ll. Dr. Walter W. Hale V24 9 akxs- f .? 'Q ix O U

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Vice President Member Member This is not just any yearbook. It is your year- book. Its value is proportional to the invest- ment you have made in our own education. I hope that each page will recall a pleasant memory, a challenge, and an accomplishment. As time rounds off the edges of the teenage years of struggle, I hope you will remember with kindness those who share this book with you. I with I could be with you 25 years from now when you are defending these old-fashioned class- mates to your critical children. Good Luck! William W. Monahan Superintendent Mrs. Helen Madson Dana Van Gorder President Student Rep. . .X