Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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wiin iib warming rays, ounseners are ai the mercy of time and its every caprice. Tim© is of the essence for Sunset tudents who find time's ever-present Dree a constant enemy as well as an iiy. Every day, from icy dawn to sunny fternoon with its warming rays, unsetters are at the mercy of time and s every caprice. Being regulated by the omnipresent locks with their bold black numerals, ach day seems different yet similar, ach day, going through the paces of unset school life which range from ectic to creeping. Either it seems like the clock is ccelerated and you have just not enough of the elusive time, or those big arms are moving slowly, much too slowly to satisfy the innate desire in most Sunset students for a thrill a second; constant entertainment. Throughout the long days of school, talk is often heard of summertime when the living's easy. It's a general sentiment that students learn to deal with their present surroundings. Dealing with their surroundings often means fighting time which so often runs out before the appointed task is completed, or drags so slowly as to make school life a test of endurance and patience. But inevitably, when the end of the year comes, students remark, It sure went by fast! And so true it is, that these days in the security of high school life go by only too fast to truly appreciate the fine life that the high school student is afforded. It is the student who finds time to savor his position who discovers that time is not by design an enemy or an ally, it is what you make of it. Dan Lindahl

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 , . . high school isn't all fun and games. There is so much to do, so many clubs and events my parents are beginning to wonder who I am. I don't always make it home to dinner, and when I do I usually have something to do afterwards: football, basketball, girl scouts, dances, etc., along with the homework I always seem to have. Lori Elliott Sophomore year was a time to start driving, have many puppy loves, and be one of the many in the mad rush for the head of the lunch line. Since then I've realized that high school isn't all fun and games, it's a time and place to work hard and start thinking about your future. I guess I'm trying to find myself in a crowd of people and find out what I really want out of life. Carol Staropoli

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Stetftak UTi lMaaiaakia»« Contents J SteM tiPe r D A Ad A A rrrn r a «r n a if «ro 7 0 D ft AM A CONCERTS HOMECOMING CHRISTMAS SEMI 20 AFTER GAME DANCES 24 FRENCH DRAMA 28 FOREIGN EXCHANGE 30 OUTDOOR SCHOOL 32 ASSEMBLIES 33 VISITORS 34 EVENTS 36 STUDENTS STYLES 38 40 42 44 VARSITY FOOTBALL JVFOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY SOCCER WATfR POLO VOLLEYBALL 56 FALL INTRAMURALS 58 VARSITY BASKETBALL 62 JV BASKETBALL 66 WRESTLING 68 SKI TEAM SWIM TEAM 72 GIRLS BASKE TBALL 74 RIFLE TEAM 78 TEAM PICTURES 80 SCORES 84 86 90 91 93 92 aaiaatiaas 100 102 HONORS AND A WARDS 103 SILVER SKIS 104 EARTH PEOPLE 106 DECA STUDENT STORE 107 DADS CLUB 110 DOLPHIN 122 112 SPANISH CLUB 123 114 RALLY 124 116 JV RALLY 126 117 WRESTLING HOSTESSES 127 118 SUNFLARES 128 120 BAND CHOIR 130 ADMINISTRATION COUNSELORS SECRETARIES MEDIA CENTER APPLIED ARTS BUSINESS ED CAREER ED ENGLISH FINE ARTS FOREIGN LANGUAGE 144 MATH 146 PE 148 SCIENCE 152 SOCIAL STUDIES 154 SPECIAL SERVICES 156 158 160 162 164 Glasses G SENIOR CLASS 168 JUNIOR CLASS 200 SOPHOMORE 217 Gaaelesiaa CONCLUSION 238 ADS 248 INDEX 268 17