Sunset High School - Aquila Yearbook (Hayward, CA)

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9n77Ze0wfi4af... Sm In mid-January of this year one of the greatest fellows known to the Sunset campus passed from this world. Everyone who knew Manuel Sira, whether they had classes with him, played sports with him, or just knew him well enough to say Hello knew that happiness and laughter surrounded him and the people he was with. He was a member of the first football and baseball teams at Sunset. He was considered a very fine athlete. He contributed to the Student Body with his talents, and to the students and teachers with his humorous outlook on life. To everyone who reads this, consider that Manuel Sira was your friend, because he considered you his friend, and to all his friends he will never be forgotten.

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Aguiar, Ana C. Cerrudo, Jose Joseph, Maudene Mafros, Addie Wlamkfwflafum Ca0wmS64 Bozzi, L. Jackson, J. Casfillo, B. Johnson, D. Castillo, L. Lay, B. Cedres, R. Locken, C. Croft, G. Oliver, R. Fields, F. Piekarczyk, E. FosTer, S. Tatro, L. Hall, P. Tavares, D. Harvey, S. Hernandez, D. Richards, James Vargas, Pauleffe Jlawivam Williams, Dennis Woodlwms, Richard

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l X,Q Fcwewed Serum .... WhaT will The TuTure hold for The seniors of '63? Success, fail- ure, happiness, or sadness. Will he become an engineer, scien- TisT, or serviceman? Will she become a housewife, secreTary, or Teacher? Years from now, when The class of 1963 reuniTes, you will know The answers To These quesTions. You will be able To reminisce abouT ThaT cuTe freckled-faced boy ThaT you liked so much in grade school, or The TooThless, liTTle girl wiTh The pigTaiIs ThaT was always in your way. You can remember ThaT handsome aTh- leTe ThaT gave you all The aTTenTion you could wanT, and Think abouT how envious your classmaTes were when you wore his ring. Or he will remember ThaT quieT, shy girl whom he adored and all The wonderful Times They shared TogeTher. BuT mosT of all, you will remember your friends. The ones who shared your ups and downs , The ones wiTh whom you someTimes argued and Then made-up. And you will remember, Too, The carefree days of high school and your lasT and mosT im1oorTanT year as a senior, because now you are an adulT, in a hard and mixed-up world. 48 I