Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Miss Kathleen Shipp—English teacher and annual advisor. This year's annual staff dedicates the '67 Apollo to Miss Kathleen Shipp. This is her third year of teaching and her first at Sunset. She is currently a sopho- more English teacher and advisor to the annual. In the last category she has been hardworking, eager to help and very under- standing. Miss Shipp is a graduate of Richland High School and Brigham Young Univer- sity. The harried annual advisor checks a page layout for a final deadline.

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HPOLLDS The reflections of Apollo on this page and the following one are reflections of traditions of other years. This book also contains re- flections of Apollos, the students at Sunset High, as they follow old traditions and make new ones for future years. You will see them decorate for and enjoy traditional dances and cheer for winning teams. You will see them crown Kings and Queens and applaud someone’s job well done. You will see Sophomores try to raise money; Juniors order class jewelry and present a prom; and Seniors decorate a tree, enjoy a day of play, and graduate in the traditional purple and white. Some of these ideas are old, and some are new this year, new like the school flag to be carried on into the future. In all of these you find REFLECTIONS OF APOLLO. 3

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Dedication A mechanical genius at work. A sigh of relief as the annual cupboard is locked for the day. Miss Shipp demands respect from annual co-editors Carol Nelson and Jan Ansdcll. As a sophomore English teacher, Miss Shipp listens to students' remarks.