Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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hull li Mr :mm S' l'.1.x111m1m Q1 INK!-ZR SL'llXX'l'Zl-XY lJL'IIlll- l l' The Tarrant-Teachers' .Alss0ciati0f2 MOTHERS' SICCTION orrlt'1aRs 'f'r1'5fffM1l - - I'in'-'l'1'r.vfff1'r1l - Srrnlzff l'fur-'l'ri',vi1lf'r.'r - Thffzf l'f1'1'-'1'1'l'5fif1'l1f Fonrfh Vim'-'1'l'1'.riff1'uf - Rvfrmfiug Si'rr1'faf'1- Cnr1'r.fpor1.lfr1g Sm'f'1'I11f-x' T1'1'11.v1fr'1'1' - - 'l'arfifzwu1flz1'f1111 fli.vfurifm - '1'1'r'x.v RL'f7lIfft'f - Farnlfy R:'pr1',v1':1fafff'1' ----- - HE Sunset Schcml Pill'K'Ilf-,lit'ilflIi'l'S, .-Xssnfizltimr was m'g1miz1-d junu ll, IQZQ, by the mutht-rs uf Srmsct district. 'l'h1- mthxhvrship, scarcely :1 to uxcr oo hy tht- cnd uf -lllllllllly, 1926. Mrs. VV. C. limcrsmx Nlrs. S. L. QLllllliL'l' M rs. VV. F. listus Mrs. Guy llcnton Mrs. W. -I. lixnns Nlrs. ll. T. Stanford Nlrs. lfrcd lhiford Mrs. Wm. Sclmvcn - Mrs. J. YV. Ohl Mrs. A. H. Jrmlmsun -I. ll. Campbell Mrs. Virginia lJlll'I'L'fI M rs. llllIlLll't'kl to lwgin with, swcllcd 4 htld lNmtmhtx l,, bw tht P.-'l'. A., :lt which the school A ccrmnumity mt-cting xxzls ' ' '- j I' ' Funds with uhxth tu du 11mst111ttx11 . un fcus ll gzunn' ll7lll'll1llllL'l'If :it the klL'lliL'l'SUl'l llotvl, ll protcssi1v1111l N'1l11d1'Yillc' show, :md ll 7 uhm arc nut nhl ' ding wus furmully opt-nm-d tn thi- residents 111' thc distritt. i ' ' work hwvn' lu uhtzlinvd thrmxgh mcml'u'rsl1ip 1 hu - l- '- v'1clm1-rsl fXss1wi:1ti1mn has 5lllAkfllIlSi'kl rugs :md curtzlins for tht' tcznclwrs . .,. l Y .1 I NYICIIHN, L :z:1:1r. lht l.1xm11t-I . . . .. 1 rvst room, sh1'c'ts 'md p'llm' c'1st's fu' l vl l' 'cz :1 lirst nil kit for tht- llhysicnl lllfillllllljl' lDL'p:1rt111unt, :md guidons fur thc R. O. 'l'. C. A drwnzltirm urls given to thc Miisic Dupslrt- ' ' 'i l 'll mt-nt :md to thc Hand for music. A studcnt lnzm fund has but-n stautvd to .nd cm trvn ' ' ' ' ' '- 'rn 'l'h' :Xss1ci:1ti1n1 has 'lll'L'ZlLly hvlpvd SL'YCl'2ll studt-nts tw huy thv necessary b 1' to rt-11111111 in school to gvt .1 high school t1l1u.1t11 . L J wilt- for thrir sthool work. 'l'h1'y expect tu :iid thc Athlctir lJ1'p:1rtmt-nt in purclmsmg' sxu-:utcrs fur lt'lKl'l' men. l tht Ollx Clrtl lligh Qtl t.11 tht' PII l'Cllt-,IlL'2lCl1L'l'S, Assn Tht' l1llllI1ll'V Q'l'2lLlll2llt'S of birth tht' Sunsct 1lllL ' : ' lu f' i 'f . 'meals wvrt' t'1lU'l'- o. As il tnkcn of zxpprccintiun, 'nvd with Il dance nt Cliff Dnlv Cnuntry Club, livcvm cr 3 uciqltiuu prt'sc11t1'd Mr. VVilsirn with an x1:1l1111t desk set for Christ- l mas. Thr l'Ixcc11tix'c Board of thc P.fI'. A. prt-s1'ntcd Mrs. Emerson with ll walnut gnu-. Page F11 urlern

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Our Trincipal H If T T Il R leader could not have heen chosen for Sunset High School than Mr. Wilson, our principal. From a mere huilding, our school has heen changed hy him into a living institu- tion. His eflorts to make Sunset the ideal school have heen untiring. All activi- ties from scholarship to ath- letics have his enthusiastic support. He is never too husy to serve either pupil :mr teacher. Serious when it's time to he, hut with humor and wit always at hand, his genial personality has come to he loved hy every student. He is our idea of an ideal principal for an ideal school. VVe realile his worth and ap- preciate him. H is Q mating N this lirst annual ol' Sunset High School, may l take the opportunity to lielici- tate the editors, managers, sponsors, eontrihutors, and student hody upon the completion of a dillicult hut worthwhile task. 'llhe selection of the name Sun- dial has heen a particularly happy one. Il' the sun is the source of our material power and energy, surely the vane on the sundial is the tell-tale indicator that tells us ol' the increasing sunlight ot' youth and the lengthening shadows of age. hlay it he the fortune ot' this school in the future so to shape its policy that some of the sunlight ot' youth may he caught and stored to the end that life's lengthening shadow may he a period of pleasant twilight rather than of deepen- ing gloom. I hope you will find in this school some strong urge to make life one great adventure and work, the pilgrim's staff for the journey. After all, he will march more surely whose reliance, like Greathearfs, is upon the spirit within him rather than upon the equipment carried on his hack. A. WILSON. Page Thirteen

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ft 'I'llEISt1iNjlJlAL 1 Qi . :I -.... L- ,i If 'E I ls! .4 is ie ,. ,,, il 71 W in i ox PORTER jomss l i The .Ta rent- Teachers' ssociation l DADS' SECTION P Chairman ----- Mr. Ralph Porter Vice-Chairman Rev. Guy F. Jones Secretary - - - - - - Mr. I. C. Jared Sunset is the first high school in the city to have a Dads' Section affiliated with the Parent-Teachers' Association. This section, composed of the fathers of Sunset students and men of the district who are interested in the school, was organized November 18. Although ' directly connected with the mothers' unit, the dads' section holds its meetings separately, has its own committees, and carries on its special vvork. The complete list of committees follows: Qi PROGRAM 25 Col.. L. E. MCGEE, Clmirvzan ' Mr. G. G. Tomlinson Mr. J. L. Gragg CYMNASIUM MR. W. EVANS, Chairman Mr J. A. Wilson Mr. Hargrave Mr E. Paul Shepard Mr. L. Hobdy Mr. W. A. Rcilley Mr. S. Stcagall Mr A. G. Philbreck Mr. Gowcly Mr. G. J. Geyer EMPLOYMENT Mr. Hugh Campbell, Chairman Mr C. H. C. Anderson Mr. E. L. Prewitt Mr. E. L. Hurst Mr. W. H. Hollingsworth - PUBLICITY Mr. Walter F. Clark Mr. Hugh Campbell Mr. G. G. Tomlinson Page Fifteeiiz