Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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SAM M CLEMORE Quarterback Third Tear Sam held down the field general's job this year and proved his worth in that position. He was the passer for Sunset, and his accuracy in tossing the pigskin ac- counted for many of Sun- set's victories. Sam was graduated in January. CAP'rAlN JAMES RILEY Tackle Seooml Tear "Roughhouse', lived up to expectations and turned in one of the finest seasons this year of all the Sunset- tcrs who have played on the gridiron. He was recognized by leading sport writers all over the state as the leading tackle in the state. ROl!I'IR'1' SI-IEPPARD Guard Firft Tear "Bob" crashed the linc- up this year and played a mighty hne brand of football. Next year, his last year in high school, he should be one of the best linesmen in the game and a very valuable asset to thc Sunset eleven.

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Fleurs Guviiu Center Sammi Tear "Ferdie" had a great year this season and was recog- nized as one of the best centers in the game. He entered every play with the vim and vigor for which he is known. "Ferdic" will be back next year. Wi 1,1,mM LEE Tackle Second Tear llill won his spurs last year, and this year won the rest of the outfit and the admiration of the football fans for his fine playing in the line. There will be a hole in the 1929 team when he graduates. J. C. TURPIN Halfback Second Tear -I. C. proved himself this year and showed opponents how to play football while they opposed him. It was a great year for "Twp", but unfortunately for Sun- set this will be his last year with us.

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DoN Fox WlI,l.IAM PATTERSON W. T. WOODXVARD Guard Halfback Fullback Third Tear Don was back in his reg- ular position as guard this year and effectively held his end of thc line. Don is a fine lineman and proved it this year by his work. He was a valuable member and next year's team will be hard put to hnd a man to fill his place. Firrt Them' "Bi1lie" developed into an all-round athlete this year and proved he was mighty clever in carrying the ball. "He may be small, but actions speak louder than words.', Bill will be missed next year- we are sorry he won't be back with us. F int Tear "VVoody" broke into the lineup with a bang and kept on breaking through oppos- ing lines all year. With that hard head of his pre- ceding him, he goes through the line Whether a hole is there or not. He showed he was a real football player in every game.