Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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CECIL MOOIXE Enbered from Oak Cliff High School. Tho modrxi, on hix nurmbarrassezl brow Nahlre had 1Ul'lffUll-'GFlIflL'11ld71.u ,IEANETTE FREEMAN Gym Demonstration, '27: Latin Club, '27-'28: Class Officer, '26 : French Club, '27, '29: Stam- pede. '29, A girl of vivid brauly aml pcrxonality. EMMA LOU LANGHAM Glee Club, '26, '27: Home Economics Club, '27, '29: Algebra Club, '27. SUNSUI will be lurking a sunny rlixpoxition and chcrrful smile whm Emma Lou loaves. JAMES POTTER Spanish Club, '27: Pres. Science Club, '29: Crack Company, '26, '27. Om' who nmllv his lzrvswlrc fall whcwczw hc went. LUCILE TUMLINSON Entered from Forest Avenue High: Dramat- ics Club, '29g Girl Reserves, '27-'29: Gym Dem- onstration, '25. A lovable romfmnion aml a mnganial class- muff. HAMILTON CADDELL Track, '28, '29 : Football, '28, '29 : Pan-Amer- ican League, '28: Radio Club, '29. Hix inilialire lo art makes 115 look forward to much xufccxx for him. DEWEESE JONES Entered fI'om Greenville. Texas: Aviation Club, '29. Dcwecse has not been with us long, but we know him well enough to feel assured of his sucfrss. JAMES LIVINGSTON Crack Company, '25, '26: Camp Bison: Latin Club, '27 1 Track, '28: Orchestra, '28, '29: Foot,- ball, '28. A lively ximlcnt, who makes our school life more inlerexting by his wry prvsencc. ARTHUR ROE Entered from Bryan High School: Baseball, '25: Salesmanship Club: Senior Play, '30. He knew what's what, and thafs as high Ax metaphyxic wil can fly. BILL CAMPBELL Track, '27: Spanish Club, '27, '28: Skating Club, '29: Junior Hi-Y, '27, '28: Senior Hi-Y, '29: Cl'aCk Conipany, '26-'29. A likable fellow and an able studenl.

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WILBUR STEINHOIIF Entered from Oak Cliff High , Orchestra, '28, 29, Sunset Revue. '29: Delegate to T. H. S. P. A. Convention. An l'.Yf70Ill'l1f of 1'eIc'ry and mashed pola- lors, whom wr shall miss greatly. BERTHA KAIN Gym Demonstration, '27, '28, Baseball, '28, Spanish, '27, '29, Pan-American, '27. A pleasing personality and a uuiiining class- mule. GRACE THURMAN Entered from Forest Avenue High, Volley Ball Team, '29, Latin Club, '29, Girl Reserves, '29, Swimming Club, '29. A good' mixer aml' a persoizulily plus. MARIE ABBE Sundial, '28, '29, Girl Reserves, '26-'29, Scholarship Club, '26-'29, French Club. '26-'28, National Honor Society. Charm amz' ini:-lligence alike are hers. DOROTHY CARNES Volley Ball Team, '28, Dramatics Club. '29, Girl Reserves, '27, Spanish Club, '27, Senior Play. '29. Dol's dark beauty ami her charming ways hun' niazlr' her a popular favorite. GEORGE LEROY MOORE Entered from West Dallas High School , Foot- ball, '26, '27, Basketball, '26, '27, Aviation Club, '29. George has fha! essential fo siirccss, called by Roosrrcll, Sfivk-lo-il-tii,'r'ness. NADINE MCCARTY Glee Club, '26, '27, Home Economics Club, '27, Nature Study Club, '29. Nadine is known all over the school by her laughler and Congeniality. DOROTHY CLEMENTS A girl whom we greatly admire and love. Her sunny rlisposilion gives her a trump card io a happy life. BILLY LIVINGSTON Latin Club, '28, Spanish Club, '29 , Glee Club, '28, Band, '27-29, Orchestra, '27, '29. Bill's inimitable personality can never be fc- placezl nor ufoirld we wish it to be. HELEN KOCH Entered from Trinity High School, La Crosse, Wis.: Skating Club. '29, Scholarship Club, '26- '29, Pres. in '29, Glee Club, '26, '27, National Honor Society. Her iiinillity in accepting honors due her has bf-Ipml Io plan- her high in our cslimaiion. I'

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Y -.1 .LL sv.. 4 ,-'F3f'3lv',,l.aEfQ'f:2E'f' f-no-an ,, ,, FRANK S. GRIFFIES Stampede, '28: Senior Pres., '29: Minstrel, '29s Linz Award, '27 3 Hi-Y, '27-'29: Sec.-Treas- of City Hi-Y, '29, Frank's sterling qualities and earnest leader- ship will leavela vacant space in the heart of Sunset. ALICE FLORENCE Enrolled from Bryan High School: Nature Study Club. '29: Home Economics Club. '27. She hath a twinkle in her eye. MARY ELLEN SWINNEY Scholarship Club, '26-'29: Spanish Club, '27, '28: National Honor Society, '29. All characteristics of intelligence and charm were eo-ordinated in her being. MARY WEBSTER Stampede, '29: Popularity Contest, '29: Sen- ior Play, '29, Cheer Leader, '28, '29: Pres. of 3A Class, '28g Sec. of 4A Class. Mary's ability to win divers contests is un- exeellerl in our memory. FLORENCE PREWITT Spanish Club, '27: Gym Demonstration, '27. Her lovely fare and gentle voice are one, and a part of Sunset High. BERLYN RIZER Stampede, '28, '29: The Youngestn: Sunset Revue : Yell Leader, '27-29: Minstrel, '27: Senior Play, '29: Glee Club, '26, '27: Basket- ball, '29. Berlyn's willingness to eo-operate and his readiness to participate in all activities have made him a favorite here. Lois DELL SPsLLERs Sundial Staff, '28: All-'Round Sport Girl, '27: Latin Club, '26, '27: Class Pres.. '28g Na- tional Honor Society: Senior Play, '29. Not only beautiful, but good and true. Al- most too good to be true. JESSIE RHEA JOHNSON Health Club, '26: Operetta, '27: Glee Club, '27 jessie Rhea will lung be remembered for her kindly disposition toward all. CLAUDE YORR Football Squad, '28 3 Tennis, '28 : Crack Com- pany, '27, '28. Claude's eheerful smile will indeed be missed in Sunset, especially on blue Mondays. VERA MAE LEE Hiking Club, '27: Spanish Club, '28: Pan- American League, '28s Spanish Declamation, '28. Demure, studiousg an enjoyable companion. -if