Sunset School - Cypress Yearbook (Carmel, CA)

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The Student Body Dances were ones to remem- ber. They were colorful and well organized. Snow- balls were part of the dances, and they always got everyone on the hoor. Seventh and Eighth grade mixes provided a chance for the two classes to get acquainted. XVe thank the Leaders Club for having them. The Yearbook staff would like to congratulate the student body officers on the fine way that they have carried on their meetings. Student Body Elections The campaign produced many fine speeches, some of: the speakers are pictured here. They were humorous and well presented. Everyone listened attentively to the speeches, as the election of oHicers is a major affair. Ring Bev Erica and Susie Ron 4O

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a a3 REFEREE; The 1961 session of the de- bating class has been one of the most active and interesting ones since its origin. The pur- pose of this Class is to learn to talk to a group and to be a good conversationalist. In debating you learn to C011- centrate and to carry out an idea of thinking from its be- ginning to end. One of the most successful debates was the Nixon and Kennedy debate in which the whole class participated. Other debates were Going Steady , So cialized Medicine, Compulsory Education, Disarmament, and the Honor Role. i Top row, left to right: John R., Pete V., Roger C., Gordon D., Linda L. First row: John G., i Bud 5., Debbie 5., Sharon 5., Ron F. WIT EBCDQD Top row, left to right: Van Y., Jeff H., Dave M., Andrew M., Tom C. Second row: Lanie P., Janet 5., Susan 0., Katie 5., Rick M., Ken H., Mr. Cloud. Bottom row: Conrad L., Gloria G. Craig C., Larry L. The Great Books Class is a new idea, here at Sunset. The class is composed of students with high reading ability. They will read such classic as Red Badge of Courage, Oliver Twist, Scarlet Letter, Hamlet, etc. Upon completion of each reading, the students write a brief report on general topics that are given to them to test their comprehension of what they have read.