Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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X 'ii I A Qi,g1jEf'u111: sliraliirit 1 I flx Lil 4 M. l 1 l 1 4 xg I The Basketball Season SUNSET OPPONENTS Forest ...,.......,.........,,... 3 5 3 3 Highland Park ,,,.., .,.... 2 2 I7 North Dallas ....,.. ...... 3 3 21 Oak Cliff .......,..,.. .,.... 3 4 5 XVoodroW Wilsoii ........ 33 21 Dallas Tech .sss.,.,. .... , 2, 47 5 North Dallas ,.t,... ...... 3 3 9 Dallas Tech .... ,..... 5 O I 5 Oak Clilf ...... 2 .l... . .,.....,, 32 1 5 VVoodrow VVilson ,....... 40 IO Highland Park ,...l... 33 . 21 Forest .......,......... ...... 2 5 24 Grand Prairie ....1 ...... 4 2 I I Weatherford ....... ..,... 4 6 22 Denton t.......... ..,... I 9 30 .,-- - -- ..,-,, 1' fm: 6.22 .Fw-Ma--- 1-

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CLIFTON W1iS'F L. D. Wx5nsT1zia ARTHUR SILER lfnd Halfback End Ilifff Tear Third Tear Second Tear C. West couldn't he kept ofl' the team and won his position through hard work and perseverance. He has a knack of spearing passes that is hard to beat, and seldom equalled. He will be missed next year. Another gladiator who will leave Sunset in June is "Red" Webster. He was the pass gathcrer in the Bisons' aerial attack. "Red" finished off his high school days with some great foot- ball playing. "Skipper" played the same line brand of football this season that he showed last year. He was out of the game part of the sea- son but made up for it in the games hc did play.

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, Y ,,, Q ...., i...?.1.., I-1 v Y i W ' f"v4l--W iw- P- - - 'J ,rg '-li-'rl I 11 ,y 1 ' X ,-. - Y-7 .-ig - Nl. 5 M45 ., l-,1Ml.llL.gQl-Ilhxll.Yt,.,,t , -,,-f 'ri ' l :W l ' aw.- M11 y l I l C Basketball , i- l CAIDTAIN JAMES RILEYiQ1LdI'lf Third Year "Roughhouse" played stellar basketball all year and led his team to VICLOFY with the same kind of work that he showed on the gridiron. Be- A sides being a most excellent passer and defensive man, URoughhouse" established a name for himself by his ability to shoot baskets, both free sums and field goals. James will be missed next year. l L. D. XVEl5S'1'ERiF07'0Z7!1l't! Fourth Year , "Red," with his height and his ability to ring the basket, was a main- .: . i 1 1 Q . KK ,, v ' spring in the Sunset offensive this year. Red completed four yCZlIS of basketball playing and capped oPf his career with a mighty Ene year. l i ly VVlI.I,.IAlVI PA'r'r13RsoN-F orfwmzl I First Year Bill eame from last year's rookies and developed into a fast, shifty l forward this year. "Little but loud" or so his opponents thought when they met him on the field. This is his last year in Sunset, for he is a June N graduate. l l l l i OWEN M CDOWELLL6 enter l , Third Year l . . . . . l 1 "lVlac'l was second to none in the city this year in the scoring race. I X He is a good Hoor man and one of the best centers in the business. Owen l has another great year before him, and he will be indeed welcome next N year at Sunset. l ll ARTHUR S11.ER-Quan! ' First Year 1 iq "Skipper" has height and determination to his credit. He was a hard l - . , il Worker and broke up plays well. Arthur will graduate in June, but he X. will be remembered by all Sunsetters. ' ,I l W I ll l l l l H, lrL.l,l QD x L l ,W ,,,,,,, i , , r e- ---ff 1 -f ? -ff ' lm f"L,2-,e e-- - e -- ev- X