Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Bisons speak . . . MLM Dear Fellow Bisons, Wow, this year at Sunset is over and the future is out there waiting for us. Being your Student Body President has made this past year a most enjoyable one for me. We went through many hard times together and l would like to express my grati- tude for your support, understanding, and help. To the Seniors of 1980: Congratulations. Every year the graduating Seniors told us how fast our last year would go by. Now it is time for the Seniors of 1980 to grow and further our education and knowledge. lt seems sad but true we are leaving Sunset. But we will always have the Bison spirit, knowledge, and friendship. To the Seniors of 1981: The next year will go by fast and you will wonder where all your time went. Take care of Sunset, for we know that you are capable of hold- ing the name of Sunset high above all other schools. Thank you again for your support and friendship given to me. Good Luck. God Bless You. ln Sue Kim Opening 1980 Student Body President

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Billy There is an uncomparable knowledge living in the friendship of Sunset a spirit that fills us each day. In life there will be many promises but being Bisons will always assure us of a life full of SPIRIT, KNOWLEDGE, and FRIENDSHIP. Op g I3 e graphy by L k d N

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WQW' , , .. 9 b ' QM We came to Sunset four years ago as the first group of freshmen to enter Sunset's walls in the span of twenty-three years. We the Freshmen of four years ago are now the Seniors of 1980. My years at Sunset will always have a profound meaning to me, but definitely my senior year has so far been the most memorable and rewarding of all my school years combined. Through my office in the National Honor Society, I have learned responsibility and dedication, leadership, and confidence - important factors which I know will be requi-red by every person who intends to achieve a satisfying future. The experiences l've encountered through the Society will always be a priceless advantage to me. High school is the perfect opportunity to find one's self: to be able to branch out and find one's weaknesses and then to over- come them, to be able to make mistakes and learn from them, and finally to be able to excel. For myself, this chance has proven effective and l will be leaving Sunset as a much stronger person. Good luck to all, 01710, 1980 National Honor Society President The end of the first chapter of our lives has come. As seniors, we have completed several years of public education. As Bisons, we have been a part of many expe- riences which we will not soon forget. Sun- set has been great to us because we have tried our hardest to make it that way. I know it is sad to leave all the memories, friends, and great times behind, but they will be in our minds forever. And now the second chapter must begin. We must each go our own ways to make a life for ourselves. What we do in the future will depend on how well we've prepared ourselves in the past. I sincerely hope for the best for each one of you. Just remem- ber that through it all, in the years to come, we will all be able to share that one com- mon high point in our lives - that we are Sunset Seniors of '80. I pray God's blessings on each one of 1980 Senior Class President you. 1-I. f.. Opening 15 i if I