Sunnyvale High School - Sabre Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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Scene Change 50's-60's week was made up of new and old activities. The usual pie eating contests, tricycles races, and root beer chug-a-lugs helped to wipe out the blues brought on by heavy rains. New activities included a week long class competition, which the seniors won. As in the past, the highlights of the week, the rally and dance, gained the most participation from students.

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Lunch time is a tiny break in the day where most students try to eat their lunches and participate in the noon ac tivities at the same time. Most students leave campus for lunch dodging the unappetizing Cafeteria food Suzy sets up ping pong tables in the Hanger for the students while people organize foot ball games behind the Hanger Many use these two short lunches to catch up on the latest news while swallowing their lunches whole. l I 1. Pat Kowalski knows what to do with the food. 2. Students sit and chat while eating lunch. 3. Noon time gossip. 4. Charlene and Melanie en- tertain themselves by juggling bean bags. 5. Our after lunch clean up crew. 6. Students play a friendly game of football. 7. Keith Gray concen- trates on his ping pong game.