Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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E. H. MILLER W. J. EVANS I. C. JARED The Tareat-Teachers' .Association DADS, SECTION Chairman - - MR. W. EVANS Vice-Chairman - MR. I. C. JARED Secretary - MR. E. H. MILI.ER HE SUNSET HIGH DADSl CLUB was the first Dads' section of a Parent-Teachers' Association to be organized in Dallas. Seventy-one Dads,' signed membership cards when the club was organized, November 19, 1926. Like the Mothers, the Dads have done much in aiding school activities. We feel that too much praise cannot be given them for their splendid work. Standing Committees STUDENTS' ACTIVITY C. H. C. ANDERSON, Chairman G. Geyer Paul H. Speaker Dr. V. L. Smith E. H. Miller William Schween A. G. Philbrick PROGRAM AND ENTERTAINMENT DR. GUY T. DENTON, Chairman J. L. Gragg Major A. C. Burnett Ralph A. Porter W. C. Emerson Robert Womack PUBLICITY C. H. C. ANDERSON, Chairman A C. E. Trygart Dr. I. G. Jones Colonel L. E. McGee SCHOLARSHIP GEORGE A. COFETEY, Chairman P. C. Cobb Dr. Guy T. Denton Monta R. Ferguson

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MRS. G. L. DENTON MRS. HUGH CAMPBELL MRS. W. C. EMERSDN The 'Parent-Teachers' ssociation MOTHERS' SECTION OFFICERS Tresident - - - - - MRS. W. C. EMI-:RSON First Vice-'President - - MRS. S. L. QUINKFR Second Vice-Trerident - MRS. FRED S. BUFORD Third Vice-'President - - MRS. EDXNARD HoSKINs Fzmrllz Vice-Trerident - MRS. PAUL H. SPEAKER Fifth Vice-'President - MRS. A. H. JOHNSON Sixllz Vice-'President - MRS. ISAAC G. JONES Recording Secretary - MRS. HUGH CAMPBELL Correspomfing Secretary - - MRS. F. C. MCCAMI.X' Treasurel' - - - - MRS. GUY T. Dl1IN'I'0N Historian - - MRS. BERT G. Cl-1RxS'ru-3 Tarliamsntarian. - -'--- MRS. CHESLEY W. BROVVN URING this year the Mothers' Club of the Parent-Teachers' Association continued the splendid work started in September, 1925- Although a young organization, they have grown rapidly in numbers and in spirit. The organization, as in the past, has had the best interest of Sunset and its students at heart. During the week of the National Education Association Convention thc Sunset High mothers served on the Hospitality, Information, and Courtesy committees, providing homes and transportation for many delegates. They have helped to, further interest in good Scholarship by entertaining the Honor Students for the first entire semester with a theatre party, and by presenting a twenty-five dollar Thrift Account to the student in each graduating class making the highest average for the entire four year high school course. Several students would have had to leave school had our Mothers' Club not provided clothing, lunches, and tuition for them. For the school itself the club bought shrubs and trees for the grounds, and curtains and draperies for the Domestic Science and Domestic Art Departments. The annual dues to the Texas High School Press Associatiorf for the Stampede Staff were paid, and the members of the staff were presented with pins for their flaithful service. The club presented Mr. VVilson, the principal, with a life membership in the State Congress of Parents and Teachers. They also gave him a pair of Bison book-ends as a Christmas remembrance. . A new department this year was a program for the study of Adolescent Psychology. At each meeting a speaker of national or local importance lectured on some interesting phase of this subject. , 8' .4

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F ac-J bet-J crostic A is for Agnes, Miss Taylor will 'scuse me I know, for B is for Buschman-who some say is her beau. C is for Cobb, his head is in air, for his family Rejoices o'er the new Cobb that's there. D is for Dinsmore, she dins more than she should At poor us who don't study-But she is lovely and good Q95 E is for Earl, he's a jolly good chap, But if you're not a bug-You're not on the map. F is for Franks-we wonder how he'd look without his Dear mustache and an Algebra book. G is for Grace-Miss Simpson has it we,re told, In dishing out history that'd make you grow cold. H is for Hackett-whose ancestral line Dates as far back as Washingtonis time. M is for Myers. Say this so and sol She teaches Public Speaking. Hayl donlt talk so low. N is for Crozier, N. R. goes before- If he starts talking--Please give him the floor. O is in Lois-Miss Wythels given name Someday, somehow, history will give her great fame. P is for Pantermuehl-also for Plain Which Physics if not-It's not even sane. Q is for quit-Our faculty never would. ' There are many teachers, but only ours are good. R is for Ruth-she's bridged many a moat Between a student and freedom-by not signing red note. S is for Stagner-his Greek is amazing, His mind is too brilliant, his brightness is dazing. T is for Taylor? Espanol? l Oh! Si Si- And Spanish is no easy snapftake it from me. U is for no one in particular Weill say Give Major Burnett the space and call it a day. V is for Virginia-Our Mrs. Durrett-Oh, yes We have our excuse-It,s lying there on the desk W is for Wilson--a second Webster is he When I know he's to talk I bring my dictionaree. X is for nothing--Let Prof. Michels have the space- He's something tho', isn't he? But, Oh! what grace. Y is for cooking, sewing, and as my dues I'm advising you, Miss Wylie, put your talents into use. Z is for Zest-Sunset High has it no doubt, When three o,clock comes--you should just hear us shout. SARAH THURMOND. fRepfinted from the Stampede