Sunset High School - Apollo Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Did you ever wonder what your fellow students «li«l whni they left tin- halls of Sunny Bunny High each «lay? Even though they may not have been in such celebrated activities a rally or student government, many students were still actively involved in diverse «»f f campus jobs, hobbies and activities. Jobs, hobbies occupy much This year's range of off campus, alter school activities showed that there was more to education than what happens at Sunset. A recent yearbook staff poll showed that students OFF CAMPLS ACTIVITIES ranged from water ballet t«» unicycling to gargling peanut butter. student time Although many students had entertaining hobbies to keep them busy, there were still many who worked rather than played. Despite the influence of women's lih publicity, the poll indicated sterotvped jobs were common as many girls were usually waitresses and guys were athletic shop clerks. Yet a few. such as Clark Harris who was piano accompanist with Portland Ballet School ami Dinah Martin who took auto mechanics classes, channeled their interest to a less stereotyped job. ABOVE: Two members of tbr .lass of ‘ 6 «rlrbrnr v-nioritis id .1 popular Sunset fashion. TOP KK,H I : Senior Karen Sanders Plush Pippin's pie to her favorite customer. Mrs. Hansen. 28

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LEFT: Lou CIill models her big «Ire»» and (urban scarf in (he »(u«ien( een(er. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Jim WeM take» a momrnt (o Style hi» hair during morning break. Down vest like hi» olfse( (he early morning cla»»rootn chill. ABOVE: Big Mac'» worn by Senior David Ba(e and jean »ui( mixlele«l by sophomore Jackee West were among (hr more popular outfit» in '76. 27

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THIS PAGE: trio ol Sunw-t srmors sprml long, hard hour» al «hr Portland Hallrt School. Vivirnrir Thompson. Ir»«. ami June Harrison, «op. prrforin vigorous rxrrcisrs under I hr guidance o Jaoqurlinr Schumacher whilr Clark Harris accompanies «hr dancer .