Sunset School - Cypress Yearbook (Carmel, CA)

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1 3h: :3; Room 95 Story Room 9 has been quite busy this year! Through our class bake sales we managed to earn enough money to go on a wonderful trip to Yosemite National Park. XVe spent from May 19 to IXIay 21 hiking, camping, and having lots of fun. 11 October the two sixth grade classes spent a week at Redwood Glen Camp in the Santa Cruz mountains learning many valuable things about nature and conservation. ... Our gymnastics team went to the University of California in Berkeley during March to see an intercollegiate gymnastic meet. Some of the best gymnasts in the nation per- formed in the meet. During the year our class has taken several trips to the beach for RE. Wye have em- joyed broad jumping off 10w Cliffs and the thrill of Climbing hTricky Traverse , XVe have composed some fme poetry and many interesting stories which we used in a room talent show. This year has been for room 9 an educational one-and lots of fun, too! 36

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Sixth Grade, Mr. Smith Third row, left to right: John Rennels, Kim Schaurer, Tiger Steele, Richard Oleson, Ricky Taylor, Bill Edwards, Ricky Shelton, Edward Kawananakoa, Mr. Smith. Center row, left to right: Danny Coleman, Bettie DeWhitt, Vance Booker, Natalie Chapman, Colleen Goggin, Charlene Seaver, Mary Faulkner, Roger Miller. First row, left to right: Twig Stephen- son, Laurie Holm, Susan Minckler, Roberta Goulding, Shelly Rayne, Karen Adams, Susie DuBets, Joan Bassford. Sixth Grade, Miss McPhail Fourth row, left to right: Margaret Grieco, Nancy Shively, Donna Yurkovich, Kenny Wade, Barbara Berry, Shannon Stien, Miss McPhail. Third row, left to right: Nancy Cronwall, Mel Grimes, John Zimmerman, Jere Erk, Louis Shone, Mike Axtman, Tom Holsinger. Second row, left to right: Buddy Fox, Tommy Weaver, Patricia Pallock, Cindy Pilot, Helen Davies, Richard Duncan, Connie Dudley. First row, left to right: John Montgomery, Darlene Zarp, Carolyn Updike, Patsy Stone, Dough Korpi, Dennis Moore.

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t Q: Q E N In December the 8th graders held a popularity contest. The Debating class gave a de- bate on the subject and also the opinions of some of the eighth graders appeared in the paper. Elly Burton and Gregg Pick won the contest. They are both noted for their outstanding qualities and capabilities, This year Elly has been Vice-President of the eighth grade and also Chairman of Pub- licity in Student Government. She is outstanding for many reasons: her smile and person- ality make her rate high in the students standings. Elly was born in southern California and remained there until she moved to Carmel 2V2 years ago. Elly thinks all the students and teachers are wonderful here at Sunset, and enjoys all student activities and sports. Math and Science are her favorite subjects, History is also rated very high. The 8th graders are very glad that Elly got this honor and we are sure that she well deserved it. Gregg Pick was elected the most popular boy in the eighth grade. He is well liked by both the students and teachers. He does well in all of his subjects and is an all-star in base- ball and basketball and has won many ribbons in track events. Gregg was born in Seattle, Washington, October 16, 1947. He lived on a ranch in Eastern Washington, until he moved to Carmel. Hunting and customizing car kits are two of his many hobbies. All of the students here at Sunset respect him for his high standards, sincerity, and loyalty to his friends. We are all confident that Gregg will go a long way in years to come. '