Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION MRS. .j. A.PR14.UiTT . MRS. MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS. NY. H. B1 AYLOCK . W'.xRRiiN XWQLI-'E . Flilzll O. WFQISSTEIR . L. L. BUTTS . . . . THOMAS D. COPELAND HUDSON C. I.ocR1-.TT . MISS. . R. F. PARRAT1 . . . . F. W. EMERY . G. S. YIZARGAN . E. A. FITZGERALD . . F. C. GAINES . . O. C. LUND . OFFICERS . . . . . . . . Presidenf . Firsf Vviff'-Pl'f'SiH'P11f . Srromf Vice-P1'r'si1fr11f . Third Vive-P1'esidc'11f . Fourth Vice-Presideni . Fifflz lzifl'-P1'FSill,C11f . . Sixfl1Vicr'-Presin'e11f . Sezrnfb Vive-Prexizfelff . . RL'l'!2l't!iMkQ Secretary . C0l'7'l'SII0lIl1i1Tg S6'l'1'!'fdl'y . . . . . Trmx1u'er . . . Hisforiau . Pll1'1illI7lf?11f6l1'id11 Sunset High School Parent-Teacher Association, organized in 1925, is the largest organization of its kind in the city, and one of the largest in the State. It holds member- ship with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, and the Dallas City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. A college scholarship for one year, which was voted last May to a deserving graduate of Sunset High School, has been paid this year. The motto of this Association is In essentials, unityg in non-essentials, libertyg in all things, charityf' Meetings are held on the second Friday of each month at 10:00 A. hi. in Sunset High School Auditorium. Parents and teachers of all Sunset students are urged to become members, for they are wanted and needed. D Page 15

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E P l l Page 14 i. SUNSET HIGH DADS CLUB OFFICERS FRED O. WEBSTER . C. W. BURNAM . PAUL M. CLAUSER . AIOI-IN T. WOLF . . . l'lUDSON C. LOCKETT . THOMAS D. COPELAND . C. R. SWIQNSON . . . E. E. TURQUETTE WILLIAM BRAIN . . . . . President . Firsf Vive-President . SC'l'UlItl Vin'-P1'exidr'11f Tliirn' Vim'-PresiJe11z' . Fourflv Vin'-P1'exidrz1f . Fiflb Vive-Pirxidmzf . Sixfb Vifr-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . .PasfPresideni The Dads Club, organized in 1925, is the oldest and the largest high school Dads Club in existence at this time. The basic purpose of the Club is fo interest the Dad in his rfoildren and fo provide C'Xl1l'C'S5i071 for ffav Duff in fbi' i11Ic'rr'sf of his rlnildifen. This pur- pose has been accomplished by promoting good fellowship among the parents, the faculty, and the student body and by supporting those things which have for their aim the better- ment of Sunset High School. Among other accomplishments during the 1937-38 term, the Dads Club has com- pleted the following specific objectives: a membership of over 750 meng an average attendance of more than 300g a Trafhc Safety School, with monthly class averaging around 100 in attendanceg the complete reconditioning of the Athletic Fieldg an addi- tional Trophy Caseg two artistic Stage approaches in the Auditoriumg numerous cash prizes for outstanding Student work, and an All-Sunset High Picnic Bison Round-up.

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ll Page I6 FACULTY F rciimfz English Clark Ilislory Hixfrirj' ADAM , ZULEIKA C. ADR1Ns, G. R. Sorirll S1'iz'i1c'c' BARI5R, BI:ULAH Sofia! Sr'i1'11z'f' BAKER, R UTH Br.A1,,Ru'rrA1 Lzziirlimoiii Mafmgm' B1zA'r'ru2, MAIKTHA A Mafbrmafirs Bl-.uR1.l.Y, MAIRX' RUTH Boox Ia. MARGARI-Q 1' Ilona' Economics BURNl'.'I l', A. C. Comuzamlaizf CAMPBIQLL, P. CiXR1.lSl,E, xl. FERN Hisiory C1icIL, IWARY XIIVIAN Ifnglislz COGDlil.L, CONSUILLO COOK, JAMES P. Acmznzfing COXYLIIY, HIiRN'1AN A. Algrilzrug Coach CRAIG, MA RY Librarian