Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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NORMAN D. MCLAUGHLIN Orclxcstrn, '26, '2'7: Aviation, '29, A quiet, well-behaved gentleman. RosE ELLEN SNIDER Entcxed from Forest High, '29. A genial aeqnaintanee, a lovable friend. PAULINE NOLD Gym Demonstration. Wfhen Panline's wit leaves Sunset we will all feel a little duller than before. MAURINE ROBERTSON We are all going to miss Maurine when she goes, because in knowing her we have had a most rharming and entertaining friend. SAMMIE SHANKS Entered from Oak Cliff High, '27. Girl Reserves, '29, '30: Music Club, '29. Sammie is our idea of an all-around good sport, an ideal classmate, and a tried and true pal. CARLTON SMITH Football, '29: Music Appreciation Club, '29, His place on the squad will be as vueant as the plaee in the heart of Sunset. MYRTLE MALCOLM TALLMAN Entered from Woodrow Wilson High, Ports- mouth, Va.: Athletics, '27-'29: Spanish Club, '27-'29. ' Although Myrtle was in Sunset but one semester, every one will miss her pleasant man- ner. MAURINE SABATINI Gym Demonstration, '27: Stampede, '28, '29: Hiking Club, '27: Senior Play, '29. Her ability to do, her readiness to aet leaves us wishing there were several more like her. BENNETT ANDERSON Entered from Ball High School, Galveston, Tex.: Stampede, '29: All-City Football Team, '29: Debate, '28, '29: Rifle Team. '27-'29: R. 0. T. C. Captain, '29: Crack Company. '27-'29g Minstrel, '28, '29: Senior Play, '29. His ability to dance does not exeede his abil- ity to lead in the contests of brain and brawn. JUANITA GIBSON Spanish Club, '28, '29. luanita is one who is certain to gain her goal by ber sincerity and refinement.

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Hlufeuffw rmvvt 1 -1--rw! I JOHN MILLINGTON Radio Club. '26: Algebra Club, '26: Band, '26, '27: Hi-Y, '29, An outstanding student in school activities. LOUISE FRANCIS Hiking Club, '27, '28: Gym Demonstration, '27, '28: Senior Play, '30. Her participation in the activities of the school leaves a vacancy which only her own charming self could fill. JUANITA ANDERSON Spanish Club, '27-'29: Gym Demonstration, '27 Nita's warm interest in school activities leaves a vacancy at Sunsct. NORMAN Busse Junior Hi-Y, '26-'28p Algebra Club, '27: Crack Company, '26-'29. A boy whose vitality was parallel with his pulchritude. ' GORDON K. WALLACE Entered from Joplin High School: Tennis, '29: Hi-Y, '27, '29: Orchestra, '26. He had an active mind and a ready hang! for all good proposed. ERMINE TANKERSLEY Spanish Club, '27-'29 : Pan-American League. '28, '29: Spanish Club, '28, '29. Her power of initiative and ability to carry out instructions has made her a popular stu- dent. RUBY AKINS Entered from Beckville High School in '28: Music Appreciation Club, '299 Popularity Con- test, '28. Her beauty extends to her heart. W. L. MASSEY One-Act Play Contest, '29: Public Speaking Department Play, '28: Senior Play, '29: Stam- pede, '29. Dub's activities in the Public Speaking De- partment have placed him in the hall of fame of our memories. LUCILLE MCDANIEL Gym Demonstration, '27: All-City Orchestra, '27-'29: Senior Play, '29. A dainty, charming, and lovely friend and classmate. RUTH CAMPBELL Health Club. '28, '29: Music Appreciation Club, '29. Ruth is truly rincere, and Sunset has indeed lost a worthy friend.

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ERMAN SUE DILLON Sundial, '29, Orchestra, '27-'29, Scholarship Club, '27-'29, National Honor Society, Variety Show, Senior Play, '29, Find us a sweeter girl and we will show you an angel. ROBERT ANDREWS Stampede, '29, Scholarship Club, '26-'29, Crack Company, '27-'29, R. O. T. C. Captain, '29: Senior Play, '29, Pres. Honor Society, '29, A boy whom one ufoulrl be more than proud to call a fn-icml. CHARLES BURG Stampede. '27-'29, Track, '27, Scholarship Club, '26-'29, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, '27, '29, Senior Play, '29, R. O. T. C. Major, '29, Crack Company. '27-'29. A bamlsome boy chosen- by his classmates as the best citizen of the male ranks of Sunset. MARAIORIE ALLISON Stampede, '28, '29, Scholarship Club, '26-'29, National Honor Society, '28, '29, Latin Tour- nament, '26, '28, Home Economics Club, '27, '29. The quiet il1tclligc'11L'e ami lozrly character of our raleiliclorian have raisml ber above the ranks at Sunset. IMOGENE MILLAIKD French Club, '28, '29, Gym Demonstration, '28, Home Economics Club, '29. I7ll0gL'tlf',S winning smile bas made ber popu- lar among students and faculty at Sunset. RHODERICK LEE CANTWELL Sundial, '28, Stampede, '28, '29, Hi-Y, '28, '29, Latin Club, '27, Orchestra, '26-'29: Senior Treas., '29, The Youngest , Senior Play, '29, Sunset Revue . Our words fail to describe the Rbozlericlz we knew anal lorerl. HAROLD BAER Entered from Albuquerque High, New Mex- ico, '28, Science Club, '29, Harold has splcmlid preparation for any life by his goozl sense of humor anrl sympathetic nature. RENA GRAHAM The American Girl , Gypsy Love , Chor- us Club, '26-'29, An all-arounrl student of no mean ability to lead and be led. LUCILLE GASKILL Gym Demonstration, '27, '28, Girl Reserves, '28, '29, Girl Scouts, '28, '29, Dramatics, '29, Stampede, '29, Senior Play, '30. Lucille will be greatly missnl by both stu- clents and leathers. BEACHER A. SEALS Entered from K. C. V. School, Bakersfield, Cal., Crack Company, '27, Football, '29, Ice Skating Club, '29. Our idea of a Hl10tSi'll'SS 111arbine.