Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1932 volume:

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'v-:fl iplanlk I 1191 X33Ei.3'193'3 I EVITAIZS 31193193 it ' v 'Y K Y 142:31 BY Q v L vu ' A' AA in n , fr4 A A f V P A K bb mm5rr1f55 MANAAER FDI' E3 3131 KD There has never been an adventure more Don u1x otxc more spxrlted more fan tast1c than th1s 1n the rmdst of whxch We walk today nor has there been an adventure 1n whose hght we could be come better Ht for greater adventures And xf we are tllflflg at w1ndm1lls, no one need laugh, havmg he hxmself tllted at such 1n h1s youth .:': 3 Q Y b Pderi i 2Y5iiF75, T--rg: e f 'E :W l EIL. . ., Q j . 1. Q : e X yj W ew :ae I I mmm to Otto TK. Ullichets Believing that whosoever imitates him the most nearly stanos the fairest of being the perfection of chiv- alry, we oeoicate this, the sev- enth volume of the Sunoial. OTTO K. MICHELS MW 3p1J19JnA A33 313493. 33i?1'3'? 13153523 e Hin ber FI live anb breathe arab of ber 17 bolb my life anb being ix, 'M is: ks Am x all M 1 NL! AX E as i , yn fi A It was so long ago I entered here That I forget when first I saw this door. I only know that it is very dear, More so than anything that came before. I only know that, leaving it, this hall CWliei'ein my life has lived a little space, A space so short I cannot count it allj Has given nie to treasure one kind face, One word that I may never quite forget, One word, until the end, I shall keep near, A word, repeating, holds nie happy yet, Renienibering, brings back youth another year These doors shall close behind me soon, I know But this I Carry with me when I go. JOHN E. SHELTON. +4 y .'4 l . l i N. R. CROZIER E. B. CAUTHORN L. V. STOCKARD Sziperirzfwizlrnf Axsixfunz' S1ll7t'V'll7fK'l'll1t'lIf Disirict Smlrzfrinfcnrlvnt of Srhoolx of Schools of High Srhools BOARD OF EDUCATION BOUOE STOREY - Co-ni mittee' 0 f Finance: Mr. L. O. Donald, Chairman Mr. E. N. Noyes Mrs. W. A. Leeper C077177IiflL'l' of Supplies: Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt, Chairman Mr. L. O. Donald Dr. David W. Carter, Jr. Com Illlffft' on R izlrzv: Mr. Alex W. Spence, Chairfnzarz Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Dr. David W. Carter, Jr. - - I'z'c'xiilrnf I.1zm'h Room Crmzmiffzfe: Mrs. W. A. Leepcr, Chairman Dr. David W. Carter, Jr. Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Cum mil lm' on Walfarlf: Dr. David W. Carter, Chairman Mrs. W. A. Leepcr Mrs. XV. P. Zumwalt Spwfial C0'mmii1'f'cf: Mr. Alex Spence, Chairman Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. F. N. Noyes Commiitfe on Nmu Building and Sifvs: Mr. E. N. Noyes, Chairman Mr. L. O. Donald Mr. Alex W. Spence ROM other Helds of activity comes one to direct the knight-errantry of Sunset High School. Experienced and accomplished as he is, his success is assured. Although his perspective is different from ours, the scene is the same. May he find it a pleasant one, and may he soon come to have that attachment for Sunset which is peculiar to those connected in any way with it. We wish to express our gratitude for this first year of his splendid work in helping to make Sun- set an institution of high ideals of learning. We who are about to say Adios extend sincere wishes for many more years of happy association with Sunset, its students and faculty, to the new leader of Sunset's aspirants to success, Mr. W. T. White. THE SENIORS. , , l -1-W i To the Szmset Student Body: My association with you has been very pleasant for me. You have been courteous and kind, and have made me appreciate your real worth. I expect great things of you, both now and after gradua- tion, and always my hope will be for a better, a more worthwhile, a more lovable Sunset. Sincerely yours, Q Qflicers ol Sunset P. T. fix. I'i'cxidw11' . . MRS. JOHN M. Pours Iiirst Vive-l'1'r'sidr11f . . . MRS. W. I. ADOISON Serwzzl Vir'r'-l'z'vxide11l MRS. JOHN R. Ci-IAMBRRS Tbird Vin'-P1'rsidr'11f . . MRS. E. R. DONN1iI.L Fourfla Vin'-I'1'eside11f MRS. Trios. D. COPl:LAND Ififflz Viet'-Pn'.sidi'11f MRS. IJONALD TAYLOR Sixfb Vim'-P1'r'xirfr'1z! . . . MRS. T. B. PACK Sviwzfln View-P1'z'xizfw1f . MIRS. R. G. MCICOIRD Remrdirzg S!'l'7't'ftll'j' . MIRS. KI. P. GRl'1ENWOOD Correxjmizding Sl'l'I'l'fLIV'iY . MRS. A. D. THOMPSON Tl'l'd.YIlf't'l' . . . . MRS. GUY T. DIQNTON Historian . MRS. W. H. HOLl.OW'AX' PtlflfflHIc I1ft1l'fclll ......... MBS. R. A. SLOW Sunset High Parent-Teacher Association year book contains the names of three hun- dred and forty-three active members, fourteen associate members and ninety-five con- tributing firms. These memberships finance the organization, with the additions of some revenue from game tournaments, dances, and paid assemblies. More than ever before in the history of the association, welfare work has held pre-eminence over all other effort. Lunches, carfare, and other help have been provided for an average of twenty-five students each month at an estimated cost of S30.00. Visits are made to homes and extraordinary efforts made to meet the situation brought about by unemployment. A picnic was given the R. O, T. C. boys at Mineral Wells, and a banquet to the football team. Co-operating with the Dads, Club, the association is providing funds for pictures of some of the seniors appearing in the Sundial, also for sweaters for letter men on the football team. The Parent-Teacher Association entertained graduates of both classes and gave 55.00 to a student in each class attaining the highest scholastic standing. It secured an Art Exhibit in December and served tea to members and guests. A life membership was presented to Mrs. Durrett, dean of girls. It holds membership in Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Council of Parents and Teachers, and the State and National Congress. -as . W2 ggqffsi-j1q.,k f , Riga-,gi 7 -sf, Q '- ' Wi! 1-3.5 5, fig: , ,'f5,. 2:3421 , fi A 41 X iff' -ff-ft 5315.33 ' K . ,, V fi ff S Y, , . .,L- ,M FM., ,. V , 1 ,asm .1 i sp rea Dads, Club President . J. F. KEMPTON Firsl Vive-Presidrrzf . L. H. GRAVES Serond Vine-Prffsidwzf L. N. EDWARDS Third Vivf'-Prcsidwzl . JOE GARRITY Fourfla Vice-Prfsidvn! . J. D. CLARDY Fifth Vice-Presizlvnt . HUGH CAMPBELL Srcrfffary-Treaszircr LYLE A. MCBEE A more intimate knowledge of Sunset High School--its faculty, stu- dent body, and problems-on the part of the Dads of the Sunset High School district is the first aim of the Dads, Club this year. A closer co- operation between parents, school authorities, and the student body, and the encouragement of everything that will help build up the school spirit have been this organization's next objectives. Progress is judged by the service given to the students, the teachers, and the parents interested in Sunset High School. The Dads' Club has several definite projects, among which are an adequate cooling system for drinking water inside the school, and fountains outside the building. Additional shade trees and other conveniences were given consideration. The Sunset High School Dads' Club is steadily working for the better- ment of the school. + P '. ff, P ', v', A S-u....5 5 , 1 11 .aff ,LI Q9 XV1XR.NliR,PAUI.INE Ifflgffhl?11H1,Sl'lIiUl' C0nII.II'f0I' DURIxLI I', VIIQQINIII Dvazl H1zNSI,liH', PIIULIJL I.i!7V'dl'flI71 Hl'1LNlS, IJAPI LIIIII g WIN - IIAI ', KI. D. fl CffII'rIzI.IlI'V1 HUDSON, MIQIILI1 ' Cr11IIIII4'I'I'1I11 Wfurk - S fIPSON, GllACl'. IIIIIUIQI 1!IILlfTillt'X ILDWAIIIJS, AGN ES 1.111111 KI-LMP, EI.IzAI3I3TII cJI95IfI- MQQU IQEN, LU ELLA Sjmwisln MCKAY, ROBIERI' H. c?flI7IHIL'l't'iKll Work MQGUIIIL, LA URI-.Am Ar! l:RAZl:R,RIPPL14. Dorfzmlia' SI'ivI1I'I' XVIIRI-, LoUIsI-Q Slmly IIIIH GANNON, KAIIIEIQINIQ DflIlll'Afit' Ar! THULNL, FIIILUA I'lI,IIIuI1l lfIf11I'IIliuII SMIIII, FAY PXIVIIHIII EIf11m11mI1 WAIQNIQIA, AN NI2'I I'E C01r1f11I'I'riI1l Work MoIu1IsoN, WM. E. MIIflII'IIII1liI's ST. CI.AIIi, IfI.oII12Nc:I-3 MIIffII'IlIIlfiL'.I STIQPI-IIiNs, LUCIILI3 Hixlory SAIITI I, EULA PLARL Iiuglixln Mooun, MARY LOUISE lifzglisfr HOIRNBIZAK, HATTIIQ LEE English COOK, JAMES P. Buoklzvefwiug :xml A!'K'0Ill1fi7I.Q f IJETTIVIAN, ADELHEIT . Biology . ' PANTERNIUEHI., R. PZ7iYSiL'.Y BVRTRA ND, MIXRX' Euglivlm JACRSON, BESSIE Eugfixfv DINSMOIKE, SARAH Entqlixff NVALRER, HALLIE D. Euglixh uml IOIH'IILlIfX77l NJICHLQLS, OTTO K. Muxim' HEDDE, WILHIiLN1INA Plzlulir Sflfrlkillg STAMP, VERA FERN Him lrnjy HOUSTON, IRUTI-I Ilivlnry WYTHIZ. LOIS IIi.vlory .J . I . BUSHNIAN, W. W. ,X Ilixfnry 411111 ClIl1l'lD . N COGIJEl.I., CONSUELO Ilixfory NIATTI-IEXVS, BEN A. Ilixlory RJAIDEN, H. C. Mf1fln'fm1fiz'x SCOTT, BIAQSS Mfzllwlmllirx LEE, IRA B. Mfzffzwzlufirx PATTERSON, ANITA Sjmuisll LYONS, F. E. Nf41llver11alir's PRITSNALL, ALICE Sjmuixb REED, E. D. Plvyxirx uml Gmnzvlry STIFIP, JAMES ELLEN Iinglixb ADKINS, G. R. History 4f'u.Af' 1.66. ri. Q J -9 Q 7 0 BURNIETT, CQLONE1. A. C. Mililary CHURc1HI1,L, REBA Ojjzfn' LIVELY, LIEUTENANT R. P. Mililar-1' TA1.IAIfIiRRO, GEORGI3 ANNA Slmuixfn FKANKS, W. D. Mai1Jr'111afics NIYECIT, RUTH Pianixl 9' TI will go along peacably ano quickly until 71 have accomplisbeo for you the promiseo boon. 1-2 Q ? Y:-AAN if 3454 when one boor is shut. another is openeb am A Q if S K 5 5 Qfficers of Class of January, 'l93Q l'1'f'xidc'nf . . BYRON WI1.IAIAMS xlifl'-Pl'l'Sjt!K'lIIl . SFl'l'l'flll'Aj' . . Tl'l'lI,NIll'l'I' . . . Sjmnmr' . MISS Wil COMMITTEES Sfllilll' Wfrvk Cfmirnzuzz . Swzior Day Chairman . . . Ring Couzmiffvv Cf7tIil'l1IHl1 , . . BlIl'!'IlIt1Il7'l'llft' Pmgwznz CX7tIfl'lIItIlI Dah, Cf1IIIIIliffK'l' Cf71Ii!'llItllI . . C. GUY MARY MEADOXX'S JAMES BATTY ,HELMINA HI-IDTJI3 . RUTH BoN1: . AUDY LOVII N. H. STAN!-'ORD . AIKA BLAKE HlfIiTllA LYNCII WILLIAM B, GOWDEY Junior Hi-Y, '28, '30, Spanish Club. '29, Ice Skating Club, '29, '30, Senior Hi-Y, '30, '32j Dramatic Club, '31, '32' Community Chest Play, '31, Senwr Play, '32, K. H. K., '32 ARA BLAKE El Sol, '28, '29, Linz Award, '1392 Poature Contest, '29, Health Club. '20, Dramatic Club, '31, Silence Please , '31' Senior Play, '31. MARX' ANN COFER Metazoan Club, '30, '31, FRANK DYIQR Junior Hi-Y, '28, '29, Football, '29, '30, '31, Crack Com- pany, '20, '30, Aviation Club, '29, Ice Skating Club, '30, Camp Dallas, '30, Senior Hi-Y, '30, '31, Advertising Man- ager of Senior Play, '32. HAROLD CARR Senior Hi-Y, '20, '30, '31, Football, '29, '30, Aviatiun Club, '30, Metazoan Club, Ice Skating Club. BIRQRTHA SALA Hiking Club, '28, Scholarship Club, '20, Swimming Club, '30, '31, Stampede Staff, '31. NIARIE JLITREYS LYLI3 HILL Aviation Club, '20, '30, Spanish Club, '30, Baseball, '30, Dramatics, '31. PHILIP YORK Art Club, '20, Radio Club, '29, Hi-Y, '30, '31, Good Scholarship Club '20 COLl.F1EN BROWN Dramatic Club, '29. DOROTHY BURGESS French Club, '28, '20, State Orchestral meet, '29, All-City Symphony Orchestra, '20, '30, '31, All'Southwestern High School Orchestra, '30, Concertmaster of Orchestra, '30, '31, Christmas Play, '31, Stage Manager Senior Play, Janu- ary, '32. JAMES CLARDY Senior Hi-Y, '31, '32, Football Letterman, '31, Crack Com- pany, '31, Dramatics, '31, '32, Ice Skating Club, '31, J. C. GUY Latin Club, '28, '20, '30, Scholarship Club, '28, '20, '30, '31, President of Latin Club, '30, Vice-President 4A Class, National Honor Society, '30, '31, l'r4-siflent National Honor Society, '31. ELVA C. RUSHING Aviation Club, '29. HIESTER LLE Sunset Variety Show, '29, Sunset Review, '30, Annual Concert, '30, Spanish Club, '30, Metazoan Club, '31, Even Unto These, '31, N. H. STANFORD Latin Club, '28, '29, Scholarship Club, '28, '29, lee Skat- ing Club, '30, Community Chest Play, '31, Sundial Staff, '32, Dramatics. '31, Senior Play, '32, The Flower Shop, '32. SA X. x. XVOODROW lVlll,L1iR , SQTUOT Hi-Y, '29, '30, '31: Jumbo Jim, '20, Football, '29, 30, 310: lm: Skating Club, '20, Aviation Club, '2E1g Dramatic Club, .115 Community Chest Play, '31, Statiun YYYY, '31, SPUIUI' Play. '31, K. H. K., '31. ALLIIQ ,IoHNsoN Home Economic Club, '30, Stanipugqle Stuff, '31, MARY MCGOWE N Health Club, '23, '29, '30I Latin Club, '28, '29, '30, Good Scholarship Club, '23, '20, '30, '31, Rotary Pageant, '203 Latin Tournament, '2ll: Linz Pin, '29, '30, '31, Home Ekn- nomic Club, '2U: Vullvy Ball Letter. '3l: Eclitur-in-Chief nf Stamngciv, '31, National Hunur Susie-ty, '31: Turc-h-Bear- ers, . H. A. THRI2l.KP.x.u I Crack Company, '27, '2H: Latin Club, '23: Camp Dallas, 29: Christmas Play, WH. R. B. EAUIES 0tf'c0rs' Club, '20, '30, '31, Aviation Club, '20, Crm-k Company, '29, '30: It-e Skating' Club, '30, '31, M any lvlmuri IANT S. M. U. Play Day, '29: Hiking: Club, CARMVN MA NN Latin Club, '2K: History Club, '20, T505 lcv Skating: Club, '20, '30: Spanish Club, '31I: Community Chest Play, '31, l'll,'Gll Ilixi L Concert Mash-r of Orchestra, '23, '32: Metazoan Club, '31. Ti IONIAS lblflilillll Latin Club, '2N: January Svniur Play Staff, '31, c7RA ALSWURTI1 l r1-rich Club, '23, '20, '30: Goutl Sa-hularship Club, '23, '20, Music Amvluciatiuu, '2!I: Linz Pin, '203 invitation Clviiiniittcu, 4A':+, '32: Christmas l'lay, '31, lVllLDRl-,D Duma N llikim: Club, 'IZXQ Girl Rust-rv:-s, '30, 'illz lm- Skatinll Clllll, '30, '311 Metaman Club, 'lilg Community Chi-st Play, '31, WixI.T1'1x P1il1.isRu1ii flood Scholarship Club, '25, '2fl: Stannmtli- Staff, '31, '32. XVILLIAM Siu ifrox Aviation Club, '20, RUT11 CHUIQQHILIA Spanish Club, '303 Ice Skating Club, '30, '31 :Girl Rest-rvcs, '30, '31, Cumrnunity Chvst Play, 'iilg liietzmian Club, '31, flaml Svholarship Club, '31, RU'l'Hl'JON1T Good Scholarship Club, '28, '20, '30, '31, Spanish Club, '29, '30, National Honor Sat-it-ty, '31C 1 i1'St P11100 iu C010ui2ll Dames' Essay Contest. RoB1a1x'r SwINN1aY Camp Dallas, '28: Music Club, '28, '2El: Minstrel, '29, '303 Aviation Club, '29: Christmas Plfly, 'Sill V2U'lClY NNW, '-ill Football, '31g Senior Play, '31. BYRON XVAL1.Ac1a WII.LIANIS Prcsiilvnt Senior Class, '32, Junior Hi-Y, 'QQZ Senior Hi.Y, '30, '31, President Senior Hi-Y. '31, Football, '30, '31, 'l'ra1-k, '30, Senior Play, '31, ll Club, '30, '31, Popularity Contest, '30, K. H. K. Club, '30, '31, National Honor Socivty, '31. SARAH x'AN bVlNKl.li Spanish Club, '28, Senior Play, '31, Ms-tazoan Club Officer, '31, Sundial Staff, '31, Senior Ring Committee, '32, KIUANIJA Rim ljzun S Health Clulv, '20: Linz Awazwl. '20, '30, Silence, P11-asv, 'lli National Honor Sovifly, '31: llramalivs, '31, Posture Cztntc-st, '3l. BI1.l.YNlYlil1TK National Honor Soviety, Cooil Selmlarship Club, '28, '20, 'l'rac'k 'l'c-am, '30, Rifle 'lk-am, '31, lcv Skating Club, '30, Aviation Club. '30, Community Chest Play, '31, 'l'orchbear- ers '31, Senior Play, '31, Junior Hi-Y, '20, '30, Senior Hi-Y, '31, Cravk Companies, '20, '30, '31, Wll.1.1NK1ll1XlililS Spanish Club. 'ZSI Junior lli-Y, '23, '20, Senior lli-Y, '30, 'Il1, Senior Play, '32, Scholarship Club, '28, Crack Com. pany, '20, '30: liasm-ball Club, '20, lcv Skating Club, '30, '31, Ifasket Ball, '31. l,Uczn.l,12 l11,.l,lS Posturc- Contest, '20, Minstrel, '20, Silence, Please, '31, Senior Play, '32, Ilramatic-Q, '31, Metazoan Club, '30, '31. MAR Y F l.1XABliTl 1 lX4EA13OXVS Aviation Club, '20, Skating Club, '20, '30, Secretary of IIA Class January, '32. MAX PARK Junior Hi-Y, '20, K. H. K., '20, '30, '31, Aviation Club, '00, Im- Skating: Club, '30, '31, Camp Dallas, '31, Senior Hi-Y, '30, '31, AU'l'Rl'.Y Sblllll Camp Dallas. '28, '20, Aviation Club, '20, Cravk Com- pany, '20 '30, Assistant Advertising Manager Senior Play, '32, li. 11. li,, '31, '32, Hi-Y Club, '20, '30, '31, '32, LU1,A A1 l.hN French Club, '2N, '20, '30, Minstrel, '30, Review, '30, Meiazoan Club, '30, Sundial Staff, '30, '31, Senior Play. '32, RU'I'l'1lJliC'Kl-.li Scholarship Club. '28, '20, Hiking: Club, '2X, Metazoan Club, Ice Skating Club, '30, All-City Symphony, '30, '31, Aim-,RT A1.L11N Camo Dallas, '20, Crack Company, '20, '30, Aviation l Club. '28. l 1 ' klOSEI'lIl'RANC'1S Spanish Cluh, '28, Crank Company, '20, '30, Camp llallart '20, '30, Ice Skating Club, '20, '30, '31, Community Chest Play, '31: Torch Bears-rs, '31, Officers' Club, '30, '31, Al1T'A1SI',l.l.1iAl,LlSON Mf't'17o'xn Club' Sc-holwrshim '20 '30 Sxinish Club '20. .... , ,. 1.1, ...,.,1z .' . '30, l'an-. Xmorican Leairue, '30, '31, Volley Ball, '30, SllSY1.blAB1iEY S. M. U. Play Day, '20, Swimming Club, '30, jon PONDROM Junior Hi-Y, '27, '20, Camp Dallas. '27, '28, '29, '30, Crack Company, '28, '30, '31, Spanish Club. '23, '291 Sefllfil' Play, January, '32. AA JAMES BATTY Vice-President of Sr. Hi-Y, '31, Sr. Hi-Y, '29, '30, '31, Football, '30, .'31: Basketball, '30, K. H. K., '30, '31, Busi- ness Mgr. Senior Play, '31, Crack Company, '29, Aviation Club, '29, National Honor Society, '31, EDITH ABBOTT Scholarship Club, '23-'31, Pan-American League, '30, Na- tional Honor Society, '30, '31, Linz Pin, '29, '30, Baseball Letter, '30, Volley Ball Letter, '31, S. M. U. Play Day, '29, '31, Prompter of Senior Play, '31, MAliY FRANCES GIZEO Skating Club, '30, '31, Hiking Club, '20, Metazoan Club, '31, Aviation Club, '20, Even Unto These , '31. HOWARD GOODMAN Aviation Club, '29, Ice Skating Club, '20, Member of staff of 1931 Senior Play, Member of Golf Team '31 v . MILDRED IRENE LAMAR Hiswry Club, '29, '30. MARY FRANCES GALLAGHER Spanish American League, '30, '31, Dramatic Club, '31, MAIKVIN CLARK Crack Company, '29, '31 , Camp Dallas, '31 , Track, '31, Goofi Scholarship Club, '29, '31, Spanish Club, '29, '30, Senior Play, '31, Aviation Club, '29, Ice Skating Club, '29. DAHLIA ROBBINS lee Skating Club, '30, Swimming Club, '30, Even Unto These , '31, The Rector , '31, Senior Play, '31. FRANCES BROWN Scholarship Club, '30, '31, Eielfl Meet, '29, Tennis Club, '20, Rotary Pageant, Spanish Club, '29, Health Club, '20, Metazoan Club, '31. BEATRICE PIERCE Hiking Club, '2U. FLORINE BARKSDALE Posture Contest, '31, lce Skating Club, Latin Club. HERTHA LYNCH El Sol , '28, Metazoan Club, '30, '3l: Stampede Stal1', '31, Stampede reporter for Metazoans, '31: IV B Social Com- mittee, '31, The Ghost Hunters , '31 C IV A Ring Committee, '31, Even Unto These , '31, Senior Play, '31. GLEN SHACRELIPORIJ Crack Company, '27, '23, '20, '30, Aviation Club, '20, '30, Community Chest Play, '31, Science Club, '30, Ice Skating Club, '29, Dramatic Club, '31, Minstrel, '28, HELEN PORCEI National Honor Society, '31, '32, Good Scholarship Club, '31, '32, Latin Club, '20, Hiking Club, '28, Senior Invita- tion Committee, '31, ALICE FERGUSON Girl Reserves, '29, '30, '31, All City Orchestra, '20, '30, '31, Scholarship Club, '20, '30, '31Z Art Club, '30, BURL STILW'E1.L Aviation Club, '29, Science Club, '30, Ice Skating Club. BLANQHE PONIJER Frf,-nch Club, '28, '29, Home EC0Yl0miCS Club, '30, Scholar- ship ciub, '31. BILLY NVILLIAMSON Crack Company, '31: Aviation Club. 251: Ice Skating Club. '30, Scif-ncv Club, '29: Senior Play, '31s Golf Team, '3l. C.'XR1. DAY INO1.A MAE STEOALI. Latin Club. '28, '29: Hiking Club, '29. VERA LEE BOSXYLLI. Hiking: Club, '29: Aviation Club, '29g Secretary Girl Re- gervcs, '29, '30, Mutazoarl Club. '31. SCOTT SALE Icc Skating Club '3 '31 S anish lub - f . 0,12 D -' C , Club, '29. LEAH LOW Volley Ball, '29, Latin Club, Ice Skating MARY KOON Hiking Club, '25, MARY EASTON Field Meet, '29, Tennis Club, '29: Span Art Club, '30. MIN N112 LEE SPRINGSTUN Mctazuan Club, '30, '31, Vollvy Ball, '32. LOUISE SOUTHERN Latin Club, 'Zac Scholarship Club, '29, '30, Club. '29: Linz Bible Award, '31. HAZLL HULSE '28, Aviation Club. ish Club, '29: '312 Ecrmomics l re'I1ch Club. '28, '29: Scholarship Club. '25, '31: Home Economics, '30. ED GOHRX' ORETA BOORER Aviation Club, 'Zllg Hiking! Club, '285 Stum EVELYN SANDERS Crack Company, '29, '3rlg Aviation Club, '2E!. pede Staff, '31. Stampede Stall, '31, Motazoan Club, Swimming Club, Skating Club, Short Story Club: Volley Ball Baseball Club, '30. HERNDON SCOTT Hi-Y Club, '31, '32, , '29, '30, '31, Rx EE.. 3 I V-N .au-1' A' ww, Sf- z,,w:-I-a:.i , Q uv' 'QQ Y F -rf Qificers of Class of June, 1932 P7'l'Ai!ll'l1f . Xfiff'-Pl'E'.Yil1l'llf . . Sl'l'1'l'fll7'j' . 'I'z'i'asm'01' . COMMITTEES Social Cmzznziiiw Clmirnzan . Dvrorizlifzg Com nzilfvc Cbairmrm Senior Wfmik C0ll177Iiffl7l' Chairman Senior Day Cwmnittce Chairman . I111,fi1'afio11 Commiiivc Cbai1'111a11 . Ring Conzmilivi' Cimirnzan Flowm' Com miifff Chairnizm . . ALVIN Sum I I,KJRiJ'FIlYsN1:I. Elmxxmums Ev1e1.x'N VAN XVINKIL LYIL MQBI-1 LQ DORQTHY NEI. EDWARDS CHzXRI.I:S HEIKNDON MARQARI-QT XVARD . STUART C1mv14.N NORMA GIKIZENWOLDD MAE CO'l l'INGkIAM LoRlmINI1 ARDOIN . 4 f je Agni. if GLYNN HARRIS Latin Club, '28, Crack Company. '29, '30, Skating Club, '30, '31, Stampede Staff, '31, '32, Metazoan Club, '30, '31, MAE COTTINGHAM Minstrel, '28, '29, Health Club, '28, Field Meet, '29, Pos- ture Contest, '29, '31, Skating Club, '30, '31, Vice-Presi- dent 4B's, Spring, '31, Variety Show. '31, Metazoan Club, '31, Dramatic Club, '31, Community Chest Play, '31, Torch-Bearersf' '32. CLAUIJINE HILL French Club, '28, '29, International Rotary Pageant, '29, Sundial Staff, '31, Good Scholarship Club, '31, Metazoan Club, '32, Co'Editor of Sundial, '32. JOHN E. SHELTON French Club, '28, '29, Pres. Short Story Club, '29, Stampede Staff, '30, Latin Club, '31, Dramatic Club, '31, Torch-Bearersf' '31, Good Scholarship Club, '31, Sjolan- rler Cup in State Poetry Contest, '31, Stampede Reporter, '32, Co-Editor of Sundial, '32. BILLY BRAY Variety Show, 30. '32, Chorus Concert, '30, '31, Pro- gram Chairman of Chorus, '31, Vice-President El Sol, '31, Christmas Play, '3l. INEZ ROBINSON Good Scholarship Club, '29, '30 Music Club, '29, Aviation Club, '30, Variety Show, '30. KATHRYN MANN Nutrition Club, '29, Metazoan Club, '30, Stampede Staff, '31 JOE BRADY Crack Company. '27, Spanish Club, '28, Glee Club, '28, Football, '28, Aviation Club, '29, French Club, '29, Sun- sct Review, '30, Radio Club, '30, Skating Club, '30, A'l-- City Orchestra, '31, '32, Metazoan Club, '31, '32. WALTER DORSILY Spanish Club, '28, Aviation Club, '30, Stampede, '3l. LORENE MYERS Rotary International Pageant, '28, Tennis Club, '28, '29, Spanish Club, '29, Good Scholarship Club, '29, Health Club, '29, '30, '31, Metazoan Club. '31, '32, Tennis Team, '31, '32, Posture Contest, '31, Sundial Staff, '32, Variety Show, '32. FRANCES SCOTT HOLBIERT Health Club, '28, '29, Lettcred in Baseball, '29, '30, '31, Volley Brill, '29, Field Meet, '29, S. M. U. Meet, '29, Stunts, '30, Posture Contest. '29, Metazcan Club, '31, Spanish Club, '29, Rotary Pageant. THOMAS PERKINS Flag raiser. '30-'32, J. W. LINDBLOM Metazoan Club, '31-'32, Stampede Reporter, '31, DOROTHY LOUISE HUGOINS Latin Club, '29, '30, Cartooning Club, '29, Good Scholar- ship Club, '29, '30, '31, Sundial Literary Stail, '31, Sundial Art Staff, '31. BETTY PEIJIGO Short Story Club, '29, Ice Skating Club, '29-'31, Spanish Club, '30, Volley Ball, '30, Stampede Staff, '31-'32. GERALD KEELER Spanish Club, '23, Junior Hi-Y, '28, '29, '30, Mathematics Club, '29, Crack Company, '30, '31, '32, Business Staff Sun- dial, '32, Stafl' Sergeant, R. 0. T. C. S. 5 XL 'Wi MAUDE WALLACE lce Skating: Club, '28, '29, '301 Math Club, '2S1 Sundial Stall, '32: Senior Ring Committee, '32: Fielml Meet, 'ZSI Volley Ball Lettf.-r, '32, Good Scholarship Club, '20. STUART ClifXN'l'.N Scholarship Club, '23, '31: National Honor Sorioty, '31, '32: Latin Club, '23, '30: Secretary of Latin Club, '30g Senior Hi-Y, '31, '32: Crack Company, '3l: Vice-President of Aviation Club, '29, '303 President of Good Scholarship Club, '31, '32. JAY RoDMAN Footlmll, '23, '20, '30, '31g Stampede Stall, '30, '31g Baseball: Junior Hi-Y, '29, '30. NIARY BELLJL VVTSHART Rotary International Pageant, TEN: Field Meet, '2H: Ire Skating' Club, '29: Stampeclt- Staff, '31, Sundial Stall, '81: Senior Ring Committee, '31: Christmas Play, '31. BESSIE PILRQL Math Club, '29, wsu. FRANCES CARPENTER LORRAlNE STUART Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31: History Club, '30: lce Skating: Club, '30: Girl Reserves. '31: President of Spanish Club, '31: Pan American, '313 Metazoan Club, '31. IJORIS HIGGINS Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31: Swimming Club, '29. Lois MCBRIIJI-1 Health Club, '20, '30, '31, Lettereil in Volley Ball, '30, IDA MAE NVILLIAMS Short Story Club, '29: Junior Aviation Club, '30: Re- po1'ter on Stampede, '31, MAIRY Lou STUART CSEORGIA UNDLRwooo Gym Track Meet, '2S: Rotary Pageant. '2Ng Aviation Club, '29: S. M. U. Play Day, '20: Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31: Business Stall' ot' Sundial, '31, Mos1.11Y EDWARDS KATHRYN BAKER French Club, '20, Art Club, '21l. lMOGENli GAY Latin Club, '2H: Health Club, '25, '20, History Club, '30 Metazoau Club, '31. FINLEY MCMULLIN JOHN ABBE French Club, '28, '29, Junior Hi-Y, '28, '29, '30, Seniol- Hi-Y, '31, '32, Track, '31, '32, Good Scholarship Club, '30, '31, '32, Crack Company, '30, '31. '32, Sundial Business Staff, '32. DOROTHY HULSEY Good Scholarship Club, '27, Health Club, '28, Art Club, '29 LORAINIZ AKDOIN Latin Club, '2X, '29, Rotary Pageant, '29. Ross DE LAY Aviation Club, '29, Good Scholarship Club, '30, '31, MARVIN VICK Honor Band, '29, State Band Contest, '29, Variety Show, '30, Sunset Review of '30, High School Symphony Orches- tra, '30, '31, '32: Sundial Business Staff, '32. BETTY MCLAURY Girl Reserves, '23, '29, '30, President, '31, '32, Good Scholarship Club, '28, Math Club, '29, '30, Ice Skating Club, '20, '30, Sundial Stall, '31, GOLDIE KIEPFIQR RAY ARMIZR Crack Company, '23, Junior Hi-Y, '23, Aviation Club, '28, Skating Club, '31. ELIZABETH AIJDISON Latin Club, '28, '29, Minstrel, '29, Music Club, '30, Let, ter in Volley Ball, '31, Spring Concert, '31, All-City OI- che-stra, '31, Treasurer of Motazoan Club, '31, Community Chest Play, '31, Torch-Bearers, '32. MARGUIERITE ADDISON Latin Club, '28, '29, Minstrel, '29, Music Club, '303 Saving Dad, '30, Orchestra, '31, '32, All-City Orchestra, '31, Community Chest Play, '31, The Florist Shop, '32, Metazoan Club, '31, '32, Spring Concert, '31. DOROTHY CUNNINGHAL4 Latin Club, '29, '30, Good Scholarship Club, '29, '31, Sundial Staff, '32, BILLY MORRISS Latin Club, '28, '29, '30, Aviation Club, '29, '30, Skating Club, '29, '30, '31, '32, Crack Company, '29, '30, '31, Camp Dallas, '30, Officers' Club, '30. TOM HUNTER Rife Team, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Chack Company, '20, '30, '31, '32, Christmas Play, '32. LA FRA Y GOODMAN PL NE l.OPlz ZIEGILLN1 EYILR Latin Club, '28, '29, Tennis Club, '29, Math Club, '29, Good Scholarship Club, '31, Sundial Staff, '31, Nominating.: Committee 4B, '31, Social Committee of 4A's, '32. ERIC EADES, JR. Camp Dallas, 'ZPL '20, '30, '31, '32, Rife Team, '28, '20, '30, '31, Crack Company, '29, '31, '32, Skating Club. '20, '30, '31, '32, Palace Drill, '31, Officers' Club, '30, K. H. K., '31 BIRDIE BENEDICT Rotary Pageant, '28, Scholarship Club, '28, '29, '30, '31, Gym Track Meet, '29, Aviation Club, '29, Assistant Busi- ness Manager Sundial, '31. SIDNEY MOREHOUSE Ice Skating Club, '29, '30, Latin Club, '29, Aviation Club, '30, Good Scholarship Club: Track, '32. LYLE MCBEE Camp Dallas, '28, '29, '30, Crack Company, '29, '30, '31, State Band Competition, '29, Sundial Stall, '32. NORMA GREENWOOD Latin Club, '28, '29, Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31, Mathematics Club, '30, Girl Reserves, '31, '32. ETHEL XVINFREY Swimming Club, '29, Gym Frolic, '29, FRANCES ALBRITTON Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31, '32, Stampede Staff, '32, Metazoan Club. ELIZABETH GILLESPIE Secretary of the Metazoan Club, '30, '31, Member of Board of Governors for Pan-American League, Spanish Club, '31, Sundial Staff, '32. WESLEY PRESTON Crack Company, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Aviation Club, '29, Camp Dallas, '30, '31, RiHe Team, '30, '31, '32, Palace Drill, '31, Metazoan Club, '31, '32, K. H. K. PERRY D. BRADLEY Camp Dallas, '28, '29, '30, '31, Rifle Team, '28, '20, '31, Crack Company, '28, '29, '30, '31, R. 0. T. C. Minstrel, '28, Ice Skating, '29, '30, '31, Science Club, '30, Officers' Club, '30, Christmas Play, '31, Sundial Staff, '31, '32. KATI-IRYN HARRIS Nutrition Club, '29, Spanish Club, '29, Ice Skating Club, '30, Christmas Play, '31, Spring Concert, '31, Stampede Staff, '31, Variety Show, '32. SIBYL BELL Arr Club, '3o. KENNETH ERICIQSON Camp Dallas, '29, Aviation Club, Skating Club: Swim- ming Club. BILL MORROW Crack Company, '29, '30, '32, Officers' Club, '32, Ice Skating Club, '32. HELEN MAE CLARK Rotary Pageant, '28, Health Club. '23, '29, Lettered in Baseball, '29-'31, Volley Ball, '30,,Field Meet, '30, French Club, '30, Metazoan Club, '31. JESSIE RICHARDS GEORGE PAGE Spanish Club, '29, Skating Club, '30, Stampede Staff, '31 '32 DOUTHETT MCLARTY Junior Aviation Club, '29, Good Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31, National Honor Society, '31, Metazoan Club, '312 Sundial Staff, '32, Christmas Play. '3l: Variety Show, '32. W. O. HOLTON Aviation Club, '29, Stampede Stati, '31, FRANCIS DANKS Good Scholarship Club, '29, Football, '30, Aviation Club, '30: Sundial Business Staff, '32, Spanish Club, '31, '32. KATRINA SEATON Health Club, '28. MAURINE LONG French Club, '29, Hiking Club, '29. HERBERT ELSENSON Aviation Club. '30: Football, '31. JOHNNIE MCCLELLAND Science Club, '29, Crack Company, '30, Aviation Club, '30, Ice Skating Club, '30, '31, Stampede Staff. '31, '32. GRACE FRANCES HETI-IERINCTON Skating Club, '28, '29, Rotary Demonstration, '293 Avia- tion Club, '29, '30, Variety Show. '30, Gym Stunt LQNEV. '30. VIRGINIA LFACH Latin Club, '29, '31, Scholarship Club, '23, '31, DARRELL MARTIN All uit Symphony '99 '30 '31 '3 ' Orchestra Concert, ' Y . -- Q - . . - - '30 , Aviation Club, '30 5 Ire Skating Club. '30, '31 5 Honor Band. '31, '32. JOEL MOORE '31, Camp Dallas, '28, '29, '30, '31, Crack Company, '31 Olficers' Club. '30, '31, '32, Listening Post, '30, '31. MARYKERR Reporter of Stampede, '31, '32. iIJA MAE MERRIEIELD French Ciub, '23, '29, Aviation Club, '29, Music Club '29. NED LAXVRENCI: Aviation Club, '29, Math Club, '29, CALVIN SILVUS Entered from Oak Cliff, '29, Aviation Club, '29, D Club '30, Science Club, '30, Football, '29, '30, Metazoan Club. JANE RAY Scholarship Club, '30, Spanish Club, '30, '31, Pan-Ameri can League, '30, '31, Program Chairman Girl Reserves, '30 Program Committee, Spanish Club, '31, French Club, '23, Aviation Club, '29, Rifle Team, '29, '30, EUGENE BONNELL Reporter for the Stampede. '32: Stampenlc Illl0t01Il'21IlhQ1'. Pl-'HEIRIZSA HINCRLEY ' Latin Club, '28, '29: Gnozl Scholarship Club, '23, '29, '30, '31: Latin 'I'nui'nam1-nt, '2E4: Sundial. '31, '32. ODESSA PIPE Metazoan Club, '32: Swimming Club, '32: Valley Ball. '31, MARY FRANK MORROW Latin Club, '2'4. '2S1g Art Club, '28, '29, Rotary Pageant, '29, Sundial Stan, '31, '32, Gl,A1DX'S BOHANNAN Posture Queen, '29, Rotary Pageant, '29, Reporter for Stampede, '31. CARLENE XWALKER Biology Club, '31, Style Show, '30. J. B. CAUDLI-1 Cartooning: Club, '30: Honor Hand. '30, '3l: Staniperiv, '31, '32. FRANCES XTAN METER French Club. '29. JABILS TIND1-.R Spanish Club, '29: Aviation Club, '30, Camp Dallas, '31, Ollicers' Club, '31, '32: Stampede, '2ll. '32: Crack Com- pany, '29, '30, l,2OROTl ix' GEISI R Scholarship Club, '28, '29, '30, '31: Latin Club, '29, '3O,. OUIDA STARR RAY Dramatic Club, '31: Operctta, '31, State Chemistry Cqyrg. tvst, '31, CARI. CIULLUM Crack Company: liaml, '23, '29, '30, '31, '32, Hmmm- lianml, 1 year. JOHN BASTION Metazoan Club, '31, '32, Spanish Club, '31, '32g Pan- Amcrican Leaxzue, '31, '32, Good Scholarship Club. '31, lcv Skating Club, '31, '32, FRANciEs THOMPSON Ice Skating Club, '29, Music Club, '2U: Stampede Staff, '20, Membvr of All-City Chorus, '29, '30: Manager of Stam- pcrls-, 'CSOQ Associate Editor of Stamped:-, '3l: Revue ol' '29, '30, '5l2: Southwestern Chorus, Colorado Springs, '31: Mvtazuan Club, '31, Sundial Staff, '32: Scholarship Club. '31 1 Music Cnncvrt, '30, '3l. NIARIE SAN nu- l4R Latin Club, '29, '31: Honor Scholarship Club, '28, '20, '30, Swimming Club, '31. LE ROY BRISTER, jR. Good Scholarship Club, '28, '29, '30, '3l3 Music Club, '29, Aviation Club, '30: Stampede Staff, '31, '32. DORIS BRIGGS Vice-President of 1B Class of January, '28, Hiking Club, '29, Rotary Pageant, '29, Stampede Staff, '31, GEORGE BENTLEY Treasurer 1I! Class, '29, Junior Hi-Y, '29, '30, Camp Dal. las, '31, '32, Secretary Aviation Club, '30, Rifle Team, '30, Expert Rifleman, '31, Skating Club, '30, '31, '32, Crack Company, '31-'32, Offivers' Club, '30. PLO YD YOUNG Ice Skating Club, '29, '30, Latin Club, '30, Aviation Club, '29, Track, '32. EIIELYN b'AN bVlNKl.E Rotary International Pageant, '28, Health Club, '29, Sun- dial Staff, '31, '32, Secretary Metazoan Club, '31, Styli. Show, '29, Secretary of 48 Class, '32, i LUCILE Nlil SON Math Club. '29. l ' RICPIARD GRININIER Camp Dallas. '29, '30. DOROTHY DIEPUTY Mctazoan Club, '31, '32, Latin Club, '29, '30, Swimminil Club, '30, Senior Ring' Committee, '32, MARY' FRANCES CONDER , Sundial Staff, '31, '32, Vice-President Metazoan Club, '31, ' Senior Ring Committee, '31, '32, Saving Dad, '30, Avia- 1 tion Club, '29, Skating Club, '29, '30, '31, '32, Swimming: i Club, '29, 'ii0: Girl Reserves, '29, '30, Volley Ball, '30, '31, l MARY FRANCES SAVVYIQR Good Scholarship Club, '29, '30, Art Club, '29, '30. ALICE BRAN NAN Honor Roll, '29, '30, Latin Club, '30, Variety Show, '30, Music Club. '29. ALVIN SCAFI4' 'Camp Dallas, '28, Latin Tournament, '30, President of Junior Hi-Y, '32, President of Scholarship Club, '31, Na- tional Honor Society, '32, Sundial Staff, '32, Harvard Award, '31, Basketball, '31, '32, PAU LINE LEE Good Scholarship Club, '29, '30, Swimming Club, '29, Stampede Reporter, '31, ib4ARGAR1zT XVARD Cheer Le-ader, '31, Metazoan Club, '30, Sr-hularship Club, '28, '29, '30, '31. ILOGER PENDLRGRASS Scholarship Club, '29, '29, '30, '31, Linz Award, '29, Car- tooning Club, '29, Art Staff, Sundial, '31, W. T. 1VIASON,LIR. Honor Band, '30, Metazoan Club, '30, EDITH KATHLEEN H.-ws Music Club, '29, French Club, '28, '29, Swimming Club, '31. WELLS EBERS ROSE MARIE HALL Svholarship Club, '28, '29, '30, '31, Linz Pin, '29, '30, '31I Latin Club, '28, '29, Secretary of Latin Club '29, Sw.m- mini: Club, '29, Baseball Letter, '30, Volley Ball, '30, '31, BETTY POWERS Latin Club, '28. LLOYD FOLMAR Crack Company, '29, '31, Baseball, '30, '31, '32, Science Club, '29, Camp Dallas, '29, '30. HARRY BROOKS Sunset Review, '29, '30, '31, Chorus, '29, '30, Music Club, '29, One-Act Play, Trapped, '31, JUANITA PRESLEY Swimming Club, Metazoan Club, Linz Pin, '28, Good Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31. MARY ALICE WELTON Latin Club, '28, '29, '30, Ice Skating Club, '30. LI. C. PRITCHETT An Club, '30, Arr staff of Sundial, '30, '31. HARRISON CHI-.NAOLT JOSEPHINE BUTNIER Sz-holarship Club, '29, Metazoan Club, '31, Smxnsh Club, '29, Health Club, '31, LI-ttered in Volley Ball, '31, Music Club, '29. SAVILLA CAMP Spanish Club, '29, Music Club, '29, Metazoan Club, '31, Volley Ball Letter, '3l. JACK MCCUBBIN Camp Dallas, '30, '31, R. O. T. C. Rife Team. '29, '30, '31, Crack Company, '29, '30, Aviation Club, '29, '30, DOUGLASS YATES Latin Club, '28, '29, All-City Symphony, '28, '29, Camps Dallas, '30, Scholarship Club, '30, '31. LORENA LEM MONS Pan-American League, '30, '31, Aviation Club, '28, His- tory Club, '28, Spanish Club, '29, GLADYS STRATTON Art Club, Hiking Club, Swimming Club: Posture Queen Attendant, '31. ARTHUR LYONS Track. '29, Football, '28, Aviation Club, '29, Basket Ball, '29, Spanish Club, '29. DOROTHY WALLACE Field Meet, '29, Metazoan Club, '30: Beauty Contest, '30, CHARLES l'lERN'DON Hi-Y, '30, '31, '32: Football. '23, '29, '30, '31, '32g D Club, '30, '31, '32, BaSkel Ball, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32g Meta- zoan Club, '31, '32: Track, '31, '32: K. H, K.. '30, '31, '32: Stampede, '31, '32, HIQRMAN SAMPLE Chorus, '29: Sunset Review, '29, Baseball Club, '29. MILDRED VA1.ETON Clinic, '30: Sundial Stall, '31, '32: Stampede Staff, '32: S. M. U. Demonstration, '30: Spanish Club, '29: Interna- tional Rotary Pageant, '2N: In-e Skating Club, '29, '30, '31, GERTRUIJE A. HERBST Girl Reserves, '29, '30: S. M. U. Club, '29, 'FWZ Math Club, '29, 'CUQ Swimming: Club, '30, ROBERT HEL'fON Aviation Club: Melazoan Club. JACK ZACKRY Aviation Club, '30, Basket Ball, '30, '31g Football, '31: Stampede Stall, '31: Baseball, '31, '32: Track. '31, '52, LILLIAN BRYANT Track Meet. '2?4: Aviation Club, '29: S. M. U. Play Day, '29: Posture Contest, '31: Swimming: Club, '311 Business Starl' of Sundial, '31, LILLIAN FLEMING Just entered from Kansas City, MO. FELIX TANCO Aviation Club, '29: R. 0. T. C. Minstrel, '23, '2E!: State Band Contest. '2El: Honor Band, '28, '29, '30, '313 Palace Theatre Hand Contest, '303 Review of 1930: Armistice Play: Otfim-4-rs' Club, '30, '31, '32: Stampede reporter, '31, FRANK BRUNDRETT Junior Hi-Y, '27, '2X: Crack Company, '29, '30C Officers' Club. '30: Stampede Staff. '30: Camp Dallas, '27, '31, Skat- ing: Club, '30, '31, Senior Hi-Y, '31, SUZANNA THOMAS Health Club, '28, Model for Uniforms, '31: Mvtazoan, '31, NADINE ELLIOTT Skating Club, '2rJ, '2Sl3 Music. '23, '29. PAUL HARGRAVE Crack Company, '29, '30, '31: Officers Club. '3fI: Avia- tion Club. '30: Sundial Staff, '31, '32: Senior Hi-Y, '32, l'lOXY'ARD STUBB1.121f1ELn Latin Club, '29, '30: Scholarship Club, '31, '32: All-City Symphony, '30, '31, '32, Business Manager Sundial, '31, '32: Honor Band, '31, '32: Public Speaking, '31, '32g Variety Show, '30: Senior Play, '31, '32: Review of '30, '31, HORTENSE MATHIS French Club, '28, '29, Honor Roll, '29: Reporter of Stam- pede, '29. A MARVIN DILLON l Q-7Unf0l' Hi-Y. '23, '29. '30, Camp Dallas, '28, '29, '30, '31, R156 PERM. '31, Crack Company, '29, '30, '31, '32, INEZ REED Cflflqoning Club, '29, Latin Club, '29, '30, Latin Tourna- rnent. 29, 30, Honor Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '31, Sym- dIal Art Stall, '31, Sundial Literary Staff, '3l. MARTHA PORTER Latin Club, '28, '29, Minstrel. '29, Ice Skating: Club, '30, Music Review, '30, Scholarship Club, '30, '31, Metazoan Club. '31, '32, Sundial Business Stall, '31, '32. BILLY BURNETT Latin Club, '29, '30, Junior Hi-Y, '30, Crack Company, '9 '30 '31 '32 ..,.,.,.. ROBERT PEDIGO Minstrel, '23, Track, '29, Football, '29, Spanish Club, '29, Basket Ball, '30, MARY' F. PORTERITELD Scholarship Club, '23, '29, '30, '31, Sundial Business Staff, '31, '32, Senior Invitation Committee, '31, '32, Baseball Letter, '30, Drarnaties, '31, The Torvh BeaI'ers, '32, Metazoan Club, '31, '32. LOUISE WILKINSON Ive Skating Club, '30, Metazoan Club, '31, BILLY WAR12 Aviation Club, '30, Stampede Staff, '31, Science Please, '31, The TUl'l'l'l-l3G2'11'9l'S, '31, The Rector, '31 Variety Show, 'Ill 3 Hi-Y, '30, '31, '32, Skating Club, '30, '31, '32, SIaNTIiR SEARQY Good Schoarship Club, '25, '20, '30, Cartooning: Club, '29, Art Stall' of Sundial, '32, EVELYN BIRD Latin Club, '23, '29, Art Club, '29, Field Meet, '29, Volley Ball Letter, '31, Sr-holarship Club, '20, '30, '3l. MARJORIE SCALES Swimming Club, '29, '30, '31. LLOYD MORIN Vive-President Aviation Club, '29, Ice Skating: Club, '29, Good Scholarship Club, '29, Stampede Stall, '31, lWAYNARD CHEEK Winnier Palace llrill for Sunset, '31, Ollirers' Club, '30, Crack Company, '20, '30, '31, '32, Camp llalla:-I, '29, '30, '31, '32, Aviation Club, Ice Skating' Club, Wozencraft Drill, Baseball, '23, '29, '30, '31, '32, Basketball, '3Z. ELSIE JONES Entered from Oak Cli-ff, '29, Swimming: Club, '30, '31, ME-taxuan Club, '31, ROBERTA WHITE Mathemativs Club, '29, '30, Ice Skating Club, '29, '30, '31, '32 HARRY THOMPSON Metazoan Club, '31, '32, Sundial Stalf, '32, DOROTHY NFL EDWARDS lvlotazoan Club, Stampede Staff: Vice-President June Class, '32g Varin-ty Show, '32, Christmas Play, '30: Community Chest Play, 'illz 'I'orchbcarorS, '31 IONE DUNN l'rc-Rifle-nt of I li'S, 'fbi Latin Club. '2R, '29: Metaznan Club, '31, '32, Art Editor of Sllnliliil, '31, '32, NORM AN COR WIN .lr. Hi-Y, '2H, '29: Pwsislont Dallas Hisrh Schools Jr. Hi-Y, '2E1: Camp Dallas, '31: Camp Dallas Efficiency Medal f-Best Sl-rgr.. '31, Skating: Club, '30, '31, '32: Crack Company, '29, '30, '31, T121 Aviaiion Club, Will. liucsrixm Lui CSXVIZNDOLYN STONE Honor Roll, '224: Slampx-do Stall, '323 lee Skating Club, 'iillg Swimmirnr Club, 'CHL DOY DEL STONR Rotary lutornmioruil Pageant, '31, Swimming Club, '30, '31, llikim: Club, '29, 730: Lelfvrerl in Valley Ball, '30, '31, l.s'tts'1'ml in Raweflwall, 'ilk KATTTTQRINI-1 KIELLEY Fl SOI '29, '30: Mc-lazoan Club, '31: Pan-American 1.1-ag:11e.i '31, '32. DOIKOTI IY fXNlJ11RSON xIOSliPHlNI-l Pl,AS'1'liR Math. Club, '29, 'J10: Scholarship Club, '29, '30. FLIZABIZTH BARKLEY Aviatirwn Club, JU. Ei 1 ANOR EDDINS liATH1:RINI1EMBRE lJOROTHY NVRIGHT lfreuch Club. 'IWC Hiking: Club, '20, P.-xuuxi-1 CRUS1- LEO MQDANIEL DOROTHY SHFRIDAN Honor Roll, '29, '30: Ice Skating Club, '30, LOIS BONNLR Rotary Pagfant, '28: Variety Show, '31, '32, Ice Skating' Club, '30: Swimming Club, '30, Metazoan Club, '30, '81. '32g Senior Invitation Committee. 'JAZZ Spanish Club, '30: Christmas Play, '31, MARY LAX7l:Ll.li MORRISON Good Scholarship lub, '23, '30, '31, 'ISZQ National Honor Society, '30, '31, '32, Girl Reserves, 'ZN, 'ZEN Field Meet, '29g Sundial Stall. '31, '32. CI1CEl.IA BEDI-'ORD JOHN RIIJGWAY Spanish Club, '30p All City Symphony, '30, '31: Honor Band, '31, '32 g Revue of '29, '30 3 Scholarship Club, '32 : Senior Play, '31, '32. LENNA BIQLLIY. ROBINSON EDWINA HALL Minstrel, '29: Variety Shows: Sunset Revnue. '29. MAISIZL LOU MORGAN Ross MC1MINN Rporter on Stampede Stall, '311 Radio Club, 'ZX 'EEL VERA MliBRlIDE DOROTHY CQUTHRII-Q FIIIROI. PIa'rIiRsON CORINIQ TAH'l,OR ANDREW! RIIITZ Crack Company, '28, '20, '30, Science Club, '29, '30, Avia-- ion Club. '20, '30: Ice Skating Club, '30, '2l1: 'l'I'af-k, '20, 30, '31, '32, Baseball, '32, KATHERINIS AI.lNIi SLATEN Field Meet, '29: Health Club, '20, '30, Baseball Letter. 30, 313 Volley liall Letter, '30, 31: Stunt Letter, '30. Names Of Gther Graduates JANUARY, 1932 RAYMOND BROCK HAROLD CROWE AUDY LOV lx FRED HU1'SEl.l. ALVAII GARY KIACK PARLIILTT FRANKLIN SPILLERS IRELL YATES JUNE, 1932 FFHOMAS ALEXANDER ROLAND CHAI-'I Elz ROY ED DAX'IIJSON FRANK ELLIOTT BILLY GRA NT G. W. HOPKINS XVARREN JONES LYNN LOWREY CECIL MINNIN EUGENE PAULLUS FRANCIS ROBINSON EUGENE RUSSELL CARSON SHARP FRANK SNELEN FRANK SPENCER BILLIE SPENCER RICHARD TOMPKINS CHARLIE LJNDIZRWOOD HUGH WAI.KliIi HARRI1i'1'T ABLES MARGUl4lRlTE BUSSE HELEN GIBSON ELLA GUYTON EUTHA KIIRKHANI GENEVA NITCHOLIXS MARGUERITE PORTER EARLINE STARNES Sunset l-lonors Miss Buss STONE For as many years as the Sundial has existed, Mrs. W. McManus, formerly Miss Bliss Stone, art instructor at Sunset High School, has been a helping factor and an inspiring in- fluence in the yearbook's annual creation. Winning the affec- tion and sincere regard of her pupils easily and quickly, she possessed the co-operation and eager willingness of the en- tire art department. Having known her consideration, her kindness, and her understanding enthusiasm, we feel that no matter what paths she chooses to follow, a good fortune and a kind fate will be her share. Now that she has left the portals of the school for other fields and another life, the students of Sunset High School wish her all the good fortune and happiness in the World. my glory is about to begin.. 333333513313 Class oi January, 'IQ33 Prriidrnf . Vin'-Prrsillf-11i . Srrvrfary-Tveaxuwr . Sfrmzmv . . MISSH Boys Baer, Lenand Basden, Welbourne Benedict, George C Bigzio, Lynn Brown, Billy Broyles, Elbert Buford, Billy Burris, Herbert Bush, Ross L. Cadmus, Fred Carmichael, Ross Carmical, Roy Cason, Jesse Cathey, William Davenport, Raymond Dillard, Terry Dillon, Clay Ellis. R. E. Epps, Joe Faries, Elmo Farris, J. Olan Favors, James Fleming, W. L. Grant, Ralph Giffin, Weldon Godfrey, Oran Goodloe, Frank Roy Grams, Junius Griffin, Wilbur Gagler, Percy Hamilton, Gray Harkey, Jarrott Harper, Lewis Hayley. C. C. Herndon, Ben Hester, Johnnie Howard, Tommy Hulcy, Louis Hutchison, Roy Irwin, T. Kendall . linwwmo SMH H , RUTH SIEGL1. l.oU1sE A1.swoR'rH ATTIE Lua HORNBEAK Johnson, Charles S. Johnson, H. C. Keith, Malcolm Kerr, Ralph Kimnle, Louie Kirby, Barrett Lantz., Debs Linn, Walter Mc-Farland, Alfred Mathews, Bill Moore, Bill Moore, Ramsey Moore, Roy Morehouse, Julian Owsley, Raymond Patton, Tom Peterson, Norman Phillips, William Pierce, Jack Pillimz, Adolf Pondrom, Pat Kennels, Dudley Rich, Robert Roddy, Walter Roseborough, Wm. Schetflcr, Colekin Scott, Jack Scott, Owen Searcy, Marshall Shepp-, Thomas Smith, Edward Smith, Joy Sparks, Clifton Spenser. Boyd Stone, Louis Surles, Howard Swain, Edgar Tackett, lbee Vlfilson Tarkett, Walter Taylor, Glen Taylor, VVesley Terrill, Leslie fffondnued on Page 505 Wagoner, Dan VVatson, Elmo Welvh, James Wright, llurward VV1'iplht, Joe Clirls Auldey, Emma Allen, Ann Alsworth, Louise Bailey, Allent- Bailey, Avis Basden, Mary Bullock, Ilaisy Caldwell, Margaret Carter, lloris Childers, Janet Conklin, June Crawford, Mary Rita Fupp, Charlene Davis, Margie Boys Alford, Jack Banks. Donoven Barnwell, Olga Bates, Charles Bell, Gordon Boyd,Thomas Brain, William Brocklehurst, Lester B'ro0ks, Paulford Buford. Jack Bunch, Eddie Burnett, Jack Bruss, Harold Bushey, Charles Butler, Leroy Cannon, Melvin Carter, Douglas Carter, Jacques if Clark, Lee Copeland, Thomas Cctner, Thomas Couch, VVm. Ben Craig, Harry Crews, C. C. Crosby, J. C. Cummins, Robert David, J. S. Davis, Audrey Davisson, Tom Day, Rudolph Dodson, John Dunnigan, Howard Eckert, Roy Finger, Ray Finlayson, L. B. France. Earl Frederick, Delmore Gesner, Eugene Gerth, Roland Chambliss, Edgar Roy Goodwin, Max Class of June, 1933 Prmizlrrzi . , Augngy DAVE Viw-Prrsin'wzf . . DoRo'rHY Smswcen Srrr'rh1r3-Tr'rax11r'rr' . . PAULI-KORD BROOKS Sfwmor . . Miss ADI1l.Hl'.IT DETTMAN Gordon, Hugh Gossett, Tom Gray, Charles Hanson, Walter Harp, James Harrell, Wilson Harris, J. T. Hawes, Bill Hawkins, James Haynes, Bill Herflin, Bill Hinckley, Jack Hock, Ben Holland, James Holland, J. F. Horton, Autry Hughes, Leon Hulsey, M. E. Johnson, Earl Johnsey, Robert W. Jones, Harvey Korn, Oscar Lamar, Charles Land, Harry Langford, Luther Lewis, Thomas Looney, Russell Loupot, Victor Luton, Doyle McGuire, Burns McLemore, Dan McVey, Robert Malone, O. B. Maloney, William Mason, Georgie May, Gerald Melbourne, J. R. Moore, Donald Morrill, Richard Morrison, Jack Murdock, Stanley Murphy, Russell Murray, Fred Neal, James B. H CCominued on Page 505 Newman, Ulmer Oefmger, Simeon Painter, Meredith Parmeter. Harvey Patton, Billy Payne, Haskell Peppard, Merrill Pettigrew, Hugh Phillips, A. J. Phillips, Boyd Pilling, Howard Platt. Duane Pope. Ralph Prewitt, Harold Price, Sterling: Quillin, Charles Rawlings, R. D. Rea, Thomas Reagan, Charles Reynolds, NV. L. Rice, Norvill Ridgway, Richard ,+ +, P'. + , 1 P', P'+Z r', V o A -- Denton, Frances Dewees, Ava Dixon. Mildred Dobson, Jewel Drummond, Katherine DuB'ose, Dorothy Dunn, Claudia Eades, Lucy Edwards, Edith Estridge, Juanita Fauirht, Bonnie Faulkner, Florence Olivia Fields, Anna Mary Franks, Frances Frederick, Edith Fryar, Virginia Rountree, James Ronee, Hilbert Rucker, Earl Rush, Milton Saye, Henry Scales, Earl Scott, Vinson Sholte, Charles Sides, Melvin Smith, Alden Smith. Burl Smith, Charles Smith, J. P. Smith, Sterling Spann, Victor Spillers, Robert Steger, Edmund Strain, M. A. Strobel, Billy Swain, Earl Tate, Tom Taylor, Henry Tenery, Jack Tracy, Earl Waddell, Robert Waggener, Henry Warrington, Gail Wheatley, Tom Whittington, Aubry Wilder, Maurice Williams. Harold Wilson, Bobby Womack. Osuir Wooten, Howard VVrip:ht, Morris Yearizan, J. 0. IK Llass oi January, 1933 QConrinued from Page 481 Galey, Ouida Gilpin, Iris Graves, Maxine Graves, Pearl Hailey, Evelyn Hall, Marie Haney, Genevieve Harrison, Ina Haynes, Mildred Hilderbrand, Mary Ruth Mill, Ruth Hoehn, Gladys Hughes, Ruby Nell Jacobs, Dorothy Jennings, Marie Johnson, Johnnie Johnson, Jaunita Jones, Gladys Kennedy, Hazel Lievsay, Altha Loupot, Dorothy Lowman, Lexie J. Mc-Cluskey, Martha McHenry Wilma McIntosh, Margaret Mc-Miller, Lucille McMiller, Zarene Manning, Anna Belle Martin, Eloise Mitchell, Louise Moore. Mary Louise Moore, Majorie Moore, Ruby Morrow, Dolores Mosshart, Eunice Nash, Jane Nelson, Bonnie Faye Nevill, Virginia Niblack, Jeanette Oechslen, Dorothea Ogden, Belle Otts, Eloise Peterson, Dorothy Phillips, Edith Pope, Martha Jane Pratt, Cecelia Pratt, Ouida Queen, Dorothy Ray, Karen Reynolds, Estelle Class of June, 1933 QContinued from Page 495 Girls Adams, Lucille Amos, Nana Ruth Anderson, La Finis Arnesen, Katherine Averitt, Marie Belew, Jane Black, Kathryn Broome, Mary Brown, Dorothy Broyles, Laura Lee Burns, Billie Jo Camp, Syble Campbell, Virginia Cannon, Martha Cason, Emma Joe Caster, Ma1'y Lois Cendali, Adriana Chaffee. Betty Clark, Dorothy Cobb. Ruby Marie Cooper, Mary Lee Cottle, Mildred Cox, Louise Crabtree, Nelly Crosby, Mayme Frances Davis, Eleanor Davis, Mary Louise Devenport.Florence De-Wees, Ruth Dickson, Jesselee Douglas, Beverly Evans, Billie Frances Farmer, Alma Ferireson, Loma Flowers, Geraldine Gaffney, Virginia Gideon, Grace Giese, Vera Mae Gleaves. Jimmie Ruth Gober, Clorene Greer, Beatrice Honey, Margie Corinne Harris, Lorraine Harris, Harris, Maxie Hartman, Mildred Hartin, Juanita Henderson, Dixie Hoizan, Laura Holliday, Helen Hull, Mary Hunley, Lillian G. Hunter. Clara Bell Hunter, Mary Blake Hutchins, Lillie May JeH'ries, Johnson, Doris Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Virginia Elizabeth Helen Jewel Jones, Doris Jones, Dorothy Nell King, Lola King, Mary Ella Kirby, Edith Kraft, Maude Kosan, Johanna Langford, Leona Lee, Helen Lindsay, Roy Lippincott, Caroline Long, Vivian Lowry, Agnes McCall, Juanita McCall, Julia McClurkin, Mary M. McCord, Bessie McDaniel, Emily McDowell, Lucille McGuiness, Retha McGuire. Helen McMains, Blanche E. Manley, Rachael Mannings, Garnye Morriss, Sylvia Moseley, Ruth Murray, June Neely, Margaret Newberry, Evelyn Nolen, Imogene Oney, Inez Partlow, Pennell Pettit, Catherine Phillips, Wilma Pondrom, Catherine Price, Mary Lou Queen, Dorothy Richardson, Jewel Richardson, Mildred Roach, Ruth Robinson, Mary E, Robliniz. Chloe Rodgers, Mary V. Schaal, Eleanor Rollins, Josephine Sala, Ruby Schmucker, Florence Scoggins, Martha Eleanor Self, Virginia Shackelford, Alene Sheridan, Athalea Short, Ruth Siegel, Ruth Slaben, Elma Smalley. Virginia Smith, Ida Mae Smith, Martha Spiva, Mary Catherine Stake, Imofzene Sutton, Helen Ruth Schonfeld, Maxine Scoggins, Josephine Scott, Mary Rea Seale, Ina Mae Searcy, Louise Seaton, Thelma Shadix, Jaunita Shirley, Cleo Belle Smith, Virginia Lee Sparks, Dale Spencer, Dorothy Standifer, Louise Stephens, Jo Anne Stone, Mary Louise Stone, Thelma Stratton, Betty Lois Streckfuss, Louise Swain, LaVerne Tankersley, Marguerite Thomas, Suzanna Thompson, Marie Thornton, Edythe Toliver, Arminda Wade, Eleanor Wade, Mildred Bell, Benja Lee Wallace, Emma Belle Walker. Hazel Ruth Watts, Bessie Weaver, Mary Ella Webb, Bennie Pearl Wilbur, Hattie Wenzler, Annette Wylie, Mildred if am of age to give abvice. Kemxmton, L. H. Boys Bloomer, Edwin Bridges, Jack Briley, Walter Brooks, Harold Benger Frank Butler, Loyed Butner, Hoyt Cafl'a1'ed, E. B. Carder, Archie Lee Carrell, Robert Chenault, James Coffey, Benard Cook, Robert Crannell, K. B. Craven, Duane Duff, Johnny Duncan, Lynn Dew Pree, Lamar Dipon, Noah Eckstein, Andrew Class ol January, 1934 Presirlunl . Vive'-Prffxizfefzf . Srtretafy-Trvusurrr. . . Sponsor . . Miss Fite, J. B. Fouts, Jack Garrison, Troy Gattis, Floyd Geiser, David Glass, Billie Goodson, Arward Gossett. Rufus Gowdy, Harry Grant. Harold Greathouse, Howard Greer. Pommer Gritfing, Glenn Hancock, Kenneth Harris, Ansel Harris, Cline Harris, Walton Holder, James Hollowiva, Ray Houston, C. L. Houston, Phillip Howell, Frank . JACK FouTs . . Joi-INMANN lbl.-1URlN1i GLON'ER FLORENCE ST. Clam Hulse, Walter Jackson, Ramon Jacobson, Nathan James, Paul Johnson, Alton Jones, Hugh Jones, Murray Jones, Samuel Karr, Frederick Kennely, Billy Koon, Obie Lee, Rell' Lcgsdon, Billy Lowry, Jim McBride, W. L. McCallum, Glenn McCarson, O. M. McCown, Chester McGee, Pat Macphearson, James Mann. John Mansrill, Lee Roy Martel, Ben Matthews, Jimmie Matthews, Albert Maxwell, Keith Miller, Ben Miller, Marchall Miller, Sebe Miller Stanley Moore, Jack Moseley, Hal Ogden, Robert Uefingrer. Lyman Poteet, Francis Prewitt. Carroll Price, Earl Pritchett, Robert Quirl, Alonzo Roy, Neale Roberts, Billie Roberts, Eugene Robinson, Rivhard fContinued on Page 545 Rountree, Joe Sample, Lloyd Sharp, Vernon Shine, Fred Smith, Bill Smith, J. C. Spillers, Lawrence Stanford, Newcomb Stewart, Jack Stewart, J. P. Sturgis, Oliver Tanco, Edwin Tennery. Gordon Thomas, Fred Tri:-e, Louis Valentine, Roy Van Zandt, C. M. Warcllaw, Frank Warner, Ned Wilson. Donald Wolfe, Melvin Young, Eugene B033 flflmlmton. R. B., Jr. Cooke. Hollis Anderson. James Corclray, John Milton Anderson, Lawrence Cowing, Richard Ballew, Vernon Baughman, Belton Benge, Johnnie Biggio, Billy Bird, Arthur Biscomb, Earl B'olin. Sevly Bone. Walter Brown, Archie Brownlee, Richard Brice, Horace Carle, Virgil Campbell, Ehilton Canigon, Littleton Calless, Eugene Clark, Joseph Clark, Stanford Collier, John Cra-wforxl. R. V. Crews, Dick Crowe, Ralph Cruze, Nolen Ilay, Malcom Dodson, Morrill Duggan, Otis Eckert, Paul Elder, Clillorcl Elliot, Louis Emery, Elmer Evans, Harold Farmer, Frank Feigle, Edgar Ferguson. Vernon Furzuson, James E, Gallagher, Richard Gayle, Rarrlon Class ol June, 1934 Pwsialrrzf . Virrr-P1'rxi1lr11i Srrrriury-Trrumrrr . Sponsor . Glasscock, Robert Goodman, Sandlin Gracey, C. H. Gray, Jack Green, Ray Griffin, Gilbert Grimmer, George Gurther, John Harris, Walter Harrison. Warren Hendrix, Byron Henry, Steve Hevron, Vernon Holloway, Bert Holstrom, John Hooben, Frank Houston, Gordon Johnson, Cecil Johnson, David Johnson, John Kaye, Joseph Kelley, Paul . BOBBY MORRILL . . NEV l'ON MI1.i.uix . Aumun' FRILDERICK . Miss LULLLA MCQUIZIEN Kinslow, A. V. Knott, Karl Lacy, Ralph Lemmons, Clitforrl Libby, Leroy Lockridge, Sid Lowry, llersa McGee, Maurice McMillam, J. H. Macaulay, Lavis Martin, C. L. Meanor, Gerald Miller, Joe Miller, Newton Montgomery, Sam Morrill, Bobby North, Jimmy Owen, Ernest Parrish, Jimmy Penix, Donal Potts, Lloyd Price, J. C. CContinued on Page 54D Purdum, Robert Robertson, Elmo Rose, Arch Rushing, NVilliam Russell, James Russess, Nelson Sale, Herbert Schonfeld, Henry Shepperd, H. K. Singleton, Edwin Singleton, Robert Smith, Hal Smith, Herbert Smoot, Dan Stapp, Wiiliam Sutherland, Ashley Taylor, Donald Taylor, L. H. Tompson, Clifford Thompson, Edwin Tumlinson, Billy Uglow, C. E. Womack, Robert Girls Adley, Addie Allen, Donna Baker, Doris Ballow, Nadine Beard, Geneva Beckley, Ann Beeman, Juanita Bentley, Viola Mae Black, Doris Bogan, Helen Bonelinz. Wanda Bowman, Dorothy Brewer, Marguerite Brown, Catherine Bumpas, Beth Waller, Lem Wedel, C. B. Wilks, James Williams, Henry Wilson, Woodrow Wolfert, Martin Wolverton, Jack Wood, Billy Wren, Bill Yater, Joseph Young, Jack Class ol January, 'IQ34 CContinued from Page 521 Cannon, Rojen Chilton, Marguerite Coker, Pauline Corbitt, Jaye Darby, Julia Davis, Zoe Ivy Day, Avanell Dellinger, Irma Donnell, Lucretia Duncan, Lula Mae Ewing, Dorothy Finley. Martha Fisher, Mary Lee Gallagher, Gertrude Glover, Maurine Harris, Margaret Harvey. Abbie Reese Hayley, Miriam Heafer. Vera Madeline Hegstrom, Dorothy Henderson, Dixie Herndon, Harriet Hildebrand, Virginia Holmes, Frances Howard, Ruth Huggins, Ernestine January, Grace Jones. Sadie Marie Kimbell, Ethelee Lanphear, Vera Mae Lorett, Ruth Lunt, Maxine MoCameron, Lucille McCree, Irene Freda Mabry, Myrtle Metcalf, Evelyn Millington, Margaret Moore, Hanna Mullins, Zona Mae Preddy, Juanita Prestridge, Norma Revill, Estelle Richards, Ethel Richardson, Phoebe Jane Roberts, Louine Sage, Mary Francis Sharp, Fana Class ol June, 1934 QConrinued from Page 535 llusse, Burnice Butler, Dorthy Carroll, Josephine Carter, Oliva Hanson, Lorane Harold, Elizabeth Harris, Louise Harrison, Barbara Chambers, Bon Hardy Havens, Doris Chenault, Carrie Danks, Wanda Darnall, Jewel Darrow, Doris Daugherty, Alice Deans, Jean Dirden, Ruth Youngblood, Charles Dobbs, Mildred Girls Adair, Margaret Adams, Clorene Douglass, Jacqueline Drew, Jewel Dulworth, Lena Duncan, Willie Bell Ball, Helen Virginia Eby, Marcella Barr, Frankie Barron, LaDene Bartunck, Blanche Bastion, Sue Bauman, Rosemary Biggy, Vivian Graneta Bilbo, Boley, Juanita Boyd, Mildred Boyle, Margaret Brewer, lone Ellen, Mary Ruth Ellington, Ruth Fagan, Mary Lois Franks, Philena Fredrick, Audrey Galipp, Marie Gragg, Clara Lee Grant, Nettie Jane Gregory, Sadie Ellen Hall, Dorothy Hall, Jessie Sue Brown, Frances Mae Hannon, Clam Burnett. Marie Hayles, Hazelle Hendrixs, Myron Hicks, Katherine McHenry, Betty McQueen, Anna Macon, Susie Macon, Lois Magers Emma Martin Jewel Martin Hughlene Martin, Mary Edith Higgins, Julia Holloway, Grace Holton, Jeanne Hull, Dorothy Hulcy, Mildred Hunley, Elmerita Isaminger, Genevieve Jackson, Lucille Johnson, Mary Johnson, Sara Kennedy, Elsie Kershaw, Louise Kings, El Reno Leach, Elizabeth Leinbach, Nilda Linebarger, Louise Longmire, Earlene Loper, Lodelle Lynch, Virginia Mc Bride, Clovis McCord, LaVilla McGinn, Helen Mead. Louis Maxine Maxich, Frances Mae Miller, Sara Frances Mornier, Gladys Moore, Essie Ruth Muncy, Rada Nash, Jane Nevil, Lan New, Wynona Overton, Margaret Owens, Eleanor Pace, Katherine Pack, Charlotte Parkhill, Vivian Patterson, Marie Peeble, Helen Pendley, Hazel Price, Mary Louise Quinker, Elizabeth Rakestraw, Rhoda Reeves, Grayce Reeves, Maurine Sharp, Juanita Shirley, Olive Smith, Doris Smith, Ruby Jane SDrowles, Bernice Stockard, Ruth Talbot, Margaret L. Todd, Elizabeth Van Meter, Martha Vermillion, Ruth Wade, Ethel Jeanne Wadleigh, Thelma Wallace, Frances Ware, Imogene Woodson, Dorothy Youngblood, Faye Russell, Lorine Scars, Elizabeth Satterfield, Mildred Anne Shelton, Frances Shuler, Leeta. Jane Sievers, Evagene Sims, Charlsie Skinner, Lorraine Salmor, Beatrice Sommors, Dorothy Spann, Lucille Speer, Claribel Springer, June Stevens, Ediclair Thorpe, LaFawn Townsley, Imogene Trego, Dililah Trout, Ramona Valeton, Eleanor Lois Walker, Hope Walraven, Cora Ward, Eleanor Watson, Marjorie Watts, Margaret Webb, Dorothy Whiddon, Florence White, Mary Frances Willingham, Nada - E -f 'Fi-is s fgf JE-'ls Y? K , Tnbeeb. tb b 1 progress of my life is mi l nb mystery. Class of January, T935 Presiflcuf . . FRED LACY Vin'-Presidenl . . . ROY GLLRLAQK Srcrrtary Trruxurrr . . . VrvIAN RUSSELL Sprmmr ..... MISS ALICE PRIESNALI. Boys Abernathy, F. L. Adamson, T. J. Allen, Charles Alman, Taylor Awtry, Kenneth Barnes, Burner Black, James Boyle, Frank Brown, Ralph Burger, Ed Burgess, V. N. Burkley, Henry Caldwell, Mac Clark. Cecil Clem, Earl Colletti, Emanuel Cooley, Jack Garbin, Evans Crow. Rufus Davenport, Mack Davis, Allen Davis, Jack Day. Richard Ellis, Theodore Elmer, Walter Estridge, Edvward Everett, Tommie Fleming, Warren Fletcher, Daw Falmar, Frank Freiley, Al Fonts, J. Ward Fultz, Everett Gerlack, Roy Gray, Mark Greer, Vannie Griggs, Lou Hall, Philip Haynes, John Henderson, William Holland, F. C. Howard, Allen Howard, Joe , Huddleston, Alvis Hutchinson. Bernard Jenkins, Jack Jones, Noble Jones, Brannin Johns, Hester Johnson, Charles Keathley, Kenneth Keeney, Evert Kerr, Dorsey King, Curtis Lacy, Fred Lampkin, Arthur M. Later, Correl Lewis, Jack Littleton, Wilbur Lutz, Horace Lyons, Lloyd McBride, John McCormick, Leray McCoy, Floyd Mr-Gee, Fred Mcllowell, Bill Masters, La Wayne May, Hal Mills, Frank Mims, Breord Moore, Robert Morrison, Bobbie Murphy, J. W. Murray, Cicil Muse, Tom Nelson, Ralph Oden, Robert Oneal, Dec Pollard, Glenn Rambolt, J. ID. Reek, Gerald Riddle, Elroy Ccontinued on Page 585 Russell, Frank Sanders, Virgil Sandifer, Ben Seale, Garland Schlottman, Paul Singleton, Tommy Smith, C. W. Smith, Tom Silencer, Robert Stearman, E. L. Stemmons, Leslie Stuart, Chancellor Surles, Clifford Swenson, Bill Taylor, Dee Terry, Dolan Thacker, Roy Thomas, Walter Thompson, Edwin Vonder Hoya. Fred f Boys Atwood, Arthur Ashenhurst., John Avery, Monroe Alexander, Derrill Allison, Alfred Allen, Paul Allen, Tom Battle, Mercer Butler, Walter Bell, Edgar Burrows, Emmet Burroughs, Prince Boyd, Everett Bauman, Billy Bishop, Harry Bailey, W. C. Brickell, James Brewster, Wade Ballard, Frederick Burris, Homer Brain, David Carrinizton, Sam Camp, Marlin Cummins, Fred Couch, Donald Carder, Raymond Cloud, Robert Coulter, F. 0. Caudle, Olin Crawford, Ernest Doty, Rex llotson, Casper Deputy, Bob Dunn. W. T. Dabney, Stanley Davis, Olen Darsey, L. K. Ilarnall, Almcr Dodiren, Gordan Davis. Barney Class ol June, V935 Prrsirlrrzf . Vin'-P1'r5irlrr1i Srv1'rlur'j'- 'I'rraf Sjvouwr . Ilowlen, David Dodson, Howard Eason, William Edwards, Lloyd Elder, Edgar Estes, Otis Ellis, Joe Wayne Ellis, John Ferrell, Roy Beverley Fintozzi, John Fulghum, Billie Faugrht, A. H. Finger, Ira Fleming, William Fallis, Sam Ferguson, Hallis Green. Gaston Green, Earnest Green, Frank Gates, John Wesley CContinued on Page Ill' . RAK HALI. STUHISLYI ILLD . , QDLIN CAUDLIL rr . . HPl,lNSMlTIi . Nllss Viak.-x Siuxmr Godden, Harold Gardner, J. B. Gray, Earl Geri-ity, Joe Gates, Robert Gideon, Buddy Goodman, Earl Gill, Bob Gocdier, Edward Hale, Harrol Hamilton, Edward Hammock, Walter Harris, Henry Hendrix, Erwin Hanslee, William Hinds, Jimmy Holland, Raymond Holt, James Horn, Lloyd Horton, Thobern 585 Goodman, Wimberley Houston, Jasper Howard, Lonnie Hulsey, Wiley Jacobs, Eugene John, Joe Johnson, L. P. Jones, William G. Judson, Taylor Kantz, Charles Kings, Orville Kirkland, Tom Lamar, Jack Lampkin, Harvey Lawrence, Charles LeBeau, Otis Lewis, Jack Lewis, Albert Raymond Limerick, Art Berkley Lipn, Jack Wallace, Gene Wilson, Howard Wright, A. V. Young. Bill Young. Walton Zethraws, Roy Girls Adams, Mary Adamson, Evelyn Allen, Helen Amos, Grace Armstrong, Virginia Arney, Mildred Baker, Nora Bartunek, Libbie Bfiles. Laura Mae Brewer, Edna Earl Little, Phares Logan. Alden Lowrance, Wilson Lowry. Curtis Lynch, Bobby McCall, Jimmy McDavid, Bill McGill, Fulford McKay, John Fay McNair, Paul Maddox, Edwin Martyn, John Mason, Marney Mathews, Louise Mayfield, Carlyle Meadows, Claude Mills, Alex Moore, Bob Moore, Gus, Jr. Moore, Morris Moore, R. M. Mount, Joyce Ogden, Francis Orr, Jack Peck, Richard Pierce, Charles Pollard, Glenn Pondrom, Bob Pope, Claude Pratt, C. J. Pritchett, Orville Rahurn, Jack Rawlings, Lee Roy Ray, Sam Reiley, J. W. Riddle, Talmadge Roberts, J. W. Robinson, Robert Rogers, Raymond Rusek, Carl Russell, Nelson Sanger, Kenneth Starlintr. Norvin Scaff, Ray Stallings, Raymond Schween, Bob Shook. Jack Staving, John Smith, George Salas, John Sparks, Glenn Sanders, Joe Stice. H. C. Stuart, Billie Sanck, Kenneth Spann, J. C. Stewart, Walter Standfier, Howard Spillers, J. E. Tomlison, George Trimble, Lin Teubner, Harold Vaughan, Dorman Vaughan, Lester Valentine, Clarence White, Walter Lee Class of January, 1935 CConrinued from Page 565 Brewer, Paralee Brian, Norma Bronson, Irene Carey, Burnette Carpenter. Henrietta Chambers, Juanita Cherry, Wilcie Clem, Violet Corbin, Jay Cozatt. Dorthea Ellinger, Frances Ellis. Mary Frances Epps, Aleda Faries, Mary Lee Foster. Ruth Fox, Grace Frazer. Helen Gaskill, Frances Maria Glover, Elizabeth Gray, Evelyn Green, Marguerite Griffith, Martha Guthrie, Mary Frances Hall, Jewel Hanson, Ella Fay Hays, Ada Bea Herron, Drucilla Hood. Annie Mae Horton, Serena Mae Hubbard. Roxie Long. Iris Love, Jeanne Lowrance. Cordelia McClendon, Oleta McCown, Audene MoCree, Selma McDonald, Catherine Maddox, Allene Malone, Mary Ruth Marchall. Helen Mathew, Marie Mathewson, Jane Mitchell, Evelyn Miller. Gravlynn Morris, Juanita Murphy, Flo Nell Nourse. Ruth Parrat. Ora Jane Porter. Irma Melle Pritchett, Genevieve Quillan, Sena Robinson, Oree Russell, Vivian Simmons, Janie Smith, Pauline Class of June, 1935 CContinued from Page 571 Williams, Wayne Wheeler, Clifford Wolfe, Emanuel Whitney, J. A. White, Lionel Werner, Bill Wootten, Clifton Wright, John Warner, Robert Wellman, Walter T. Hardy Yale, J. Young, Girls Zelma Ruth Aaron, Dorothy Altenburg. Louise Allard. Willie Louise Bailey, Opal Benson, Hallie Bentley, Margaret Bibb, Wanda Burris, Ruth Biscomb, Elaine Bachman, Edna Madaline Blackstone, Neva Nell Boughman, Julia Blaylock, Mary Black, Mary Francis Bond, Mary Ellen Brenan, Dora Barnett. Frances Barnett, Virginia Baughman. Lilla Balliew, Mildred Basden, Juanita Belt, Pearl Branam, Clotile Burns, Adrienne Cassling, Frances Cobb, Virginia Chancellor, Cornelia Campbell, Ruth Council, Barbara Cannon, Geraldine Cunningham, Louise Carroll, Margaret Cox, Mary Louise Carmichael, Helen Charles, Gladys Clem, Vergie Coghill, Catherine Crumley, Lois Chapelas, Mary Cooper, Beatrice Cummings, Bertie Mae Catherall, Jane Millicent. Adkins. Averitt. Dewees, Baby Don Douglas, Billie Decatur, Dorothy Durham, Charline Donaldson, Mada Lee Dixon. Lida Downs, Irene Deering, Patsy Duncan, Ruth Densmore, Jean Davis. Florence Evans, Eloise Felix, Mary Emma Forsythe, Cora Mae Fite, Margaret Fox, Della Mae Farmer, Frances Fleming, Ruth Fowler, Ouida Franks, Jenelle Fisher, Billie Pearl Gayle, Jane Goad, Dorothy Gardner, Ella Martha Gregory, Mildred Girder, Hazel Gray, Billie Marguerite Griffing, Lorena Holland, Lena Mae Hurbert, Betty Hyatt. Nell Ann Holliday, La Ruth Harvey, Mary Alice Honea, Ruby Harrison, Myrtle Lee Howard, Lenora Hufstedler, LaVerne Howell, Alice Marie Hawkins, Marguerite Hipp, Bessie Noline Hall, Lois Haynes, Marguerite Hyles, Earlyne Harp. Frances Huggins, Alta Jessie Henderson, Cornelia Hassell, Elouise Hancock, Rae Houston, Charlotte Jack, Louise Jones, Joy Marie Jones, Doris Johnson, Thelma Johnson, Ester Jernigan, Mary Johnson, Sala January, Lurlyn Jack, Anita Bell Jalius, Sydney Alice Kiblinger, Margaret Kempton, Louise King. Pearl Knight, Lucy Nell Kirby, Maudine Knighton, Dorothy Lee Lautz, Elein Lenfesty, Goldamae Lunsford, Faye Long, Anna Mae Lea, Mazie Luttrell, Lucile Looney, Mary Blanche Leinbach, Ruth McCullough, La VerneSmithl McLarty, Margaret McLemore, Florence McCrary, Louise McVeY, Dorothy McKnight, Jeanette Martin, Elsie Murph, Donnie Moffitt, Rose Morris. Frances Marsh, Sara Louise Mears, Artille Moore, Wilma Monk, Mavis Morrell, Ava Myers, Jane Melbourne, Mary Medford, Peggy Morrison, Lillian MacKinnon, Georgia Mausfield, Letitia Norris, Eugenia Norwood, Jane Marie Norton, Vivian Oden, Bessie Otis, Phyliss Peterson, LaVerne Pritchett, Gladys Pippen, Virginia Porter, Ruth Pile, Josephine llhilbrick, Corine Pardue, Doris Pearson, Charlene Parker, Anita Lee Power, Edith Palmer, Edna Earle Porter, Helen Pope, Azzie Ramsey, - Annie Margaret Randall, Mary Ray. Vera. Dorothy Roberts, Mazzie Ruth Roberts, Marguerite Robinson, Carol Rogers, Marion Runyon. Elizabeth Sabatini, Evelyn Sandifer, Marie Santerre, Alice Santerre, Nora Spratt, Melba Stake, Ida Stfeadman, Virginia Svadlemak. Lillian Talley, Inez Tate, Virginia Taylor, Winifred Thomas. Ruth Thurman, Kathryn Townsend, Allice Loraine Turberville,Lorena Wilber. Eula Maude Windell. Mildred Winn, Corine Worchester, Virginia Wright, Anna Mary Yeager, Elizabeth Sayc, Billie Schultz, Alta Mae Schuttle, Beverly Scott, Edna Earl Shadix, Vivian Shanklin, Lorena Sheppard, Madyne Sims, Fredilel Slaten, Anna Marie Singleton, Mary Smith, Helen Smith Mary Evelyn Virginia Spain Bessie Spain, Beviel Sparks, Laura Stearman, Robynettn Steger, Jo Stephens, Elizabeth Stephens,Mar1.5ie Stewart, Paula Stone, Nancy Stovall, Nancy Lee Stubblefield, Rachael Sutphen, Maynce Swift, Ruth Swindoll, Dorothy Jo Taggart, Martha Tankerslcy, Jessie Faye Tatom, Marguerite Thomas, Opal Throckmorton, Kathryn Todd, Otelia Townsend, Helen Townsend, La Homo Tubre, Juanita Turner, Lola Fay Vinson, Louise Wadleigh, June Waller, Victorine Walker, Lonnie Ray Ward, Dorothy Nell Warwick, Margaret Watkins, Geraldine Watson, Imogene Weaver, Margaret Weinberg, Carrie Mae Werner, Mildred West, Alice White, Edith Marie White, Frances Wicker, Nathalia Wilder, Mary Frances Wiley, Betty Williams, Marilyn Williamson, Jeanne Wills, Evelyn Wilson, Marie Winsdor, Lois Worden, Ann Wooley, Yandell Wisner, Maxine Wright, Louise i I gg, g g , Bbose who profess the orber of knlgbtboob bo see many great cmb unexpecteb things. Elura is none that can beprive thee of this 3'95'il33'L33'3i5 + DOROTHY WALLACE ! Senior Beaufy + v .4 I -I' P .4 . A BYRON W. WILLIAMS Mos! Hundsrlme Boy + 4 O 0. 4 fx + 53, fm rl' gs P+' E awk N L 54 4 ., gi ALVIN SCAFF ' Buff School Citizen , 4' L , .4 It -In P 0 . NVOODROW MILLER Mos! Popular Boy + , .' 4 fx -l-li? l-larvard !AXVVdI'd The Harvard Award, one of the highest scholastic honors to be presented each year, is given to the boy of the junior class in each Dallas high school who most distinguishes himself as a sportsman, a leader. a scholar, and a school citiven. This award is in the form of a biography of Dean Briggs, a notable American edu- cator, written by YV. R. Brown. For this year of 1931-32, the honor is conferred upon Thomas Cotner. The winners up to the present year have been Alvin Scall, Flisha Brannon, La Verne Rodman, Billy Speaker, Hirst Sutton, and Ben Maple. Candidates in each school are recommended by members of the faculty, and the final choice is left to the principal. The winner this year has more than filled all qualifications by his earnestness, his sin- cerity, and his co-operative enthusiasm. He is a student of which Sunset may rightly be proud and honored to call her own. Bbou seenfsl to be ingeneous, From left I0 rigbf: Tlx' Erstwhile Bloml amz' Lil Nell. Page Mr. Galilc. Mrs. Azlam, No, jusf resiifzgf' Tb z'1' cxa and Spot. Miflwy aml a fvlmis racquef. And Ike next day lar' sold flu' car fvar?Q. lark B11- ford--in lozw. El'C'lj'II, Ann, Lula, Genic, am! Sarah-all bappy. Cam 11 Dallas zubvzz Nolan wax a .wrgea111'. Mv- Quefn and Paffr'1's011--Se11o- ritas. High Porlzvix. Yesxir, tbafs Wilbelmina! 'w...,, Good luck, Mac. lump, W'w1Je11. W0 zvorff slop you! Co-vrfifor Sbrlion. Hrllo, Mae. Dizzy Sfojvx. Ruin on fbi' bozllzwarrf. Elizabvfb Gillm- jnir pzlblirly dvvlaiming. Busb- 111a11 and somc'l1orly,s fool. Lzznrb jwrioa' on the Eaxf Side. WX 11,1 1 L for' wax! vzlx inf. Happy, C. C.? Blalzf' und Ellis-are O. K. No, RKO! Hesler and Hvrilm. The Bull Pen-count 'e1n. One girl who is on lime. Yeah, sfudyin' - s'funny wbaf a l7oy'll do to get bis picizire in ibe Sunzlial. And is loc' hand- some? PlJil, Bill, Harpo, and Glynn - fbref' swell kids. Band, sound of! Pen aim' L0- rene. Dorofby aml Milrlrrfl- Wflay men go wrwzg. O11 gnarfl or off? Helen B!lgllI11fvj'l7lL'!ll of Sunsef beauty. Dyer ana' a Sfanzpeile. Three more 1111- liffing examples of fbi' zwakm' UQ sex. Max-no I1l't'I1fHlfl7I,. O. K. Micbels? Frills. Franlzs, Craven, Cason, Hill-lf'lez'is- ion fbrougb fbi' B. P. nef- work. as paw? ,QW if. Happy suicinlals that Wright, Iuanfla Rea? Four Model A's. Axpiring alumni. Hi, Skippy! just fricfmlx. Max and Miller. B r'f1 tk. No, fljfljgfl' only pox- iug. Dyrr anal Svofl. Sbeilzs. Tlnix guy is Bally. Applied Cbf '111 isfry. Sfnior Day and 01' f'r 3 'flaing tba! gow willr if. Aml jus! fo lvr' Frank-. Why flafzfv? Wfaaf is commonly called a resplwzdcfnf galaxy of femi- nim' baaafy. Tlarac and a half. Another BY1H'ld1 C'fIf. 3:05 P. M .... any school day. The sourva of Sunsvfs heaf-steam and otherwise. Maud and Curly. Ward a Man. Grand- standers. 'Befiy Co-cd May- ers. Yeah, Camp Dallas. Look.- in' down on Perry D. Looking up. Cox's Army. A coupl,a blowers. KWSN new Www X www M vvv ,9f9?9 ' 4 4 vw Q!4I MOH 'MQQMQM WWW? W4 NW r nmqnq W Ox W 3 W f YI AA N X 'Q fm MW . 9, QW 3'393i3.3i?3.'3'3i33'3S Sundial Directors CLAUDINE HI1.I. . JOHN E.SHu1.'rON . . DOROTHY LOLJISh HUCQGINS . . HOW'AlKD STU1s13L1alf1E1.n . . INEZ REED . . . Miss EULA PEARL SMITH . . Miss LAURLTA MCGUIIRE . MR. LI. D. CHAI.K, KIR. . . 2 . Ezfifor . Ezfifrzr' , Ar! Effifm' BIl5illt'X5 Managw' . Ari Erfiior I,ifz'rury Sprmsor . Ari Sjlonsor BllSiIII'SS Sponmr '27 Sundial Lifrrary Sfujf Maude Wallace Mary Belle Wishiirt Mary La Velle Morrison Lexie jean Lowman Paul Hargrave Lyle Mc Bee Harry Thompson N. H. Stanford Evelyn Van W'inkle Florence Olivia Faulkner Theresa Hinckley Mary Frank Morrow Alvin Scaff Dorothy Cunningham Dourhcrr McI.arty Perry Bradley Thelma Stone Thomas Corner Sidney Morehouse Roger Pendergrass lone Dunn Staff Francis Danks Billy Bray Lorene Myers Birdie Benedict ,Iohn Ridgwny Marvin Vick Gerald Keeler ,Iohn Abbe Martha Porter or Bnximfss Stuff Mary F. Porrerfield Frances Thompson Mildred Valeton Elizabeth Gillespie Frances Conder Georgia Underwood Lillian lsfylmf Betty McLaury The Stampede lfirxf Sl'llIU.Yfl'l' STAFF Ezfifor-ifz-Chief Orguuizafions Mary McGowen Allie johnson Bertha Sala Axsociufc Edifor Dahlia Robbins Frances Thompson Oretn Booker Columnisf Nledifine Mau Raymond Brock QPJ Spvris Dnsf of the Herd Billy Wlalre Lloyd Morin Doris Briggs Perxomzls Dorothy Nel Edwards SIH1Xl'f Trail I Evelyn Sanders Hf'Hd11Hf'f Juanita Presley Jack Zachry Walter Philbriek E,yfbuf1gr'x Sf11a'f'nf Pbofograpber Geneva Nitcholas Eugene Bonnell REPORTERS Le Roy Brister, lr., Roland Chaffee, NValter Dorsey, Dudley Fletcher, Glynn H.1rris, Robert McDaniel. Ross Mefllinn, Barron Prescott, lfelix Tanco, lirank Snelen, Gladys Bohnnnan, l.a Verne Cummings, Odessa Fife, Claudine Hill, Mary Kerr. Pauline Lee, NVillette Traylor, Marguerite Porter, Gwendolyn St c1x1 e, Evelyn Van Wrinkle, Mildred Valet mmru, ldn Mme XY'illi11ms, Eugene B rm1111 ell, xl. IS. Candle, Maynard Cheek, Robert Dreesen, Charles Hernd tmtw, -lohnny McClelland, George Page, ,lay Rodman, Autrey Smith, james Tinder, Frances Albritton, Pauline Clruse, Florence Davenport, Kathryn Harris, llortense Mathis, Vera McBride, liugene Miller, Betty Pedigo, Thelma Stone, Mary Belle Vfisltnrt. Th 2 Std m D ed 2 Sefomf St'lHL'SIit'l' STAFF Editor-in-Chief Orguuizuliwzs QFirst Divisionj Claudine Hill Mildred Valeton james Tinder QSecond and Third Divisionsj Thelma SIQHG Eugene Bonnell Ida Mae Ylllldqs Asmfiafz' Editor Mary Be C WIS art qllifgr Divisignj Dzrsf from lbe Herd Eugene Bonnell Roland Chaffee QSecond and Third Divisionsj Walter Dorsey Mildred Valeton B' Clgudclle Sjmrfs Petty 6 lgo auline Lee Roy Moore Mary Kerr Charles Herndon Robert Hodges Exvfyaziges , Barron Prescott Sfffffff Tm!! . Evelyn Van Winklc Franees Albritton Pauline Cruse Hvaaflillvs , , John E. Shelton Mcifllfilsw Man J. W. Lindblom D L6 R0y Brister Buximavs Manager L60 McDaniel George Page REPORTERS Maynard Check, Ross McMinn, Frank Snelen, Florence Deyenport Qalso School Reporter for Oak Cliff lfdition of Dallas lourmllj, Le Roy Brister Qalso School Reporter for Oak Cliff Trilmm'j, Kathryn Harris, Hortense Matthis, Vera McBride, Gwendolyn Stone, Glenn Harris, NW. O. Holton, xlohnnic McClelland, Felix Tanco, Gladys Bohannan, Odessa Fife, Thomas Alexander, Ray Armour, George Benedict, Iilbert Broyles, Herbert Burris, Lewis Harper, Ralph Kerr, Robert Pedigo, YY'illiam Phillips, Robert Rich, Marshall Searcy, Dan Wagner, Lillian Bryant, Doris Carter, Ava Dewees, Edith Edwards, Bonnie Faught, Frances Franks, Ruth Hageniann, Mary Ruth Hildebrand, Ruby Nell Hughes, Dorothy Jacobs, Frances Keeling, Altha Lucille Lievsay, Lexie jean Lownian, Maurine McClurkin, Martha Nlcifluskey, liunice Nlosshart, Florence Schu- niucker, Virginia Smalley, Ida Mae Smith, Helen Sutton, W'illette Traylor, Gertrude Wfooley. poetry Contest The poetry contest, held for the hrst time by the S1111- ffial, was open to all Sunset students who desired to enter material. The judges were Miss Kathleen Wfitherspoon, Miss Hattie Lee Hornbeak and Mrs. J. W. McManus. First place was awarded to Roger Pendergrass. His entries follow: I Dim roofs Far bclowg The evening air Around towering buildingsg The sweet harmony of Soft modern music, lniinitely beautifulg Daneingg Slip-slippingg Clean cool Breeze- Gently slapping the table eoversg Stars- And contentment. Dinner On the Terrace. ll Life- Blooming eactii Insects Witli their busy hum- Bear grass Sproutingg The sun Beating down upon the red Earth. The hiss of a diamond-back NWarning his prey. A lizard Seuttling for cover- The whine of a lone coyote. Over all The intangible Spell of the desert. Second place was given to Lexie Jean Lowman for the following selections: FROM A STREET CAR WINDOW I,ittle bits of paper Thrown from somewhere in front Pass my window Like white birds flying And are lost in the misty dimness behind, Their destination unknown . . . Undecided . . . Will they plume themselves on the crest of the wind For long? Or will they lie Bedraggled and gray In the dirty dray of some merciless ashman? TRYST My heart beats so rapidly it is like a physical pain, It pounds the blood into my forehead and stains my face in a flush, It trembles, flutters, then begins its mad beating, Iior: I can hear his footsteps on the graveled walk, Steady, alert, hurried . . . Hz' is coming! The following poems, the first by Gene Vaughn and the second by Margaret Alice Caldwell, tied for third place: V IOLETS An old, old man Stopped and Stood for a long time And gazed at the Little bunch Of violets. Perhaps Someone he remembers Loved violets, too. KITTY Kitty, kitty, kitty, come here little cat, You gray pussy-willow with a striped back. Your paws are so soft that I hardly see how You can draw twenty daggers in the space of a meow.', Texas High School Poetry Contest At the meeting of the Texas High School Press Association in Belton, Texas, December 12-13, 1931, two Sunset High School boys were awarded prizes for the best poems in the poetry contest. John E. Shelton's entry, a sonnet sequence, won Hrst place. He was awarded a volume of poems, Arrow UlIS1l7L'I1f, by Patrick D. Moreland. He brought to Sunset the John P. Sjolander silver loving cup for one year. Roger Pendergrass, who won second place, was awarded an autographed volume of poems by John P. Sjolander. His poem follows: A SPANISH MELODY Laughter, The strum of a guitar, The glow of cigarillos, A thin gray pencil of smoke Across the setting sun- Qdors of bacon In the crisp air- Musical tinkling La Paloman, Twisting rapidly, Flexible fingers fly, Lost in the rythm- The vaquero Plays. -ROGER PENDERGRASS Y 1 Enligbten the obscurity of my genius - V Q T : T K, i' 3333! l't-nelnpe Zeigeliney cr Htiwinzl llitll llt-len Porch Pauline Lee Claudine Hill Mxlrv Frances P1n'ltfl'flt'lCl Inez Reed J. C. Guy Stunrt Crzwen ll own rcl Sttibhlt-field Leroy Rristt-1' Ruger Pt-ntierginss julian Mnnrehivlist Mary I,:nYelle Mnrrisrm Doris lliggins Min-y Mellow:-n Itmnit1lPi't-slew Theresa Hinckley Minltlt- K'l'L1ll:ict' juznndzi Ren Entles lDnuthettIXIeL1nty National llillvMy1'ick Ruth Bone Russ De Luv Ruse Mnrit' llnll jznnes Batty Betts' McL:nn'y Russ Czlrniiehnel l-lOf'lOl' S Ruth Nigel Bi z nn Vlillizuiis Cieorgin Under ii nucl lJcn'olhy1.in1is:' Huggins liirslie Bent-nl ct Jesse Casual Mary Ruth Billings ociety Alvin Sean' fxlnrthn Pinter john F. Shelton Jnhn llnistion Gt-rn'gt' lient-iliet liliznlweth Gillespie Helen Sutton I-Ztlixh Ahlnnt Xnrinxl Clltelm nntl Nl:n'grn'et VV1n'd Dnmthy' Gciser I.nrt'xxt- Ilflvexs Membership to the National Honor Society represents not only scholarship, but also leadership, service, and character. To be elected to this society by the faculty is one of the highest honors conferred on pupils. The purpose is to stimulate n desire to render service, to promote leadership, to develop ehnracter in the students, and create an enthusiasm for scholarship. Girls Abbott, Edith Adair, Margaret Alsworth, Louise Bachman, Edna Basden, Mary Bastion, Sue Bell, Benja Lee Benedict, Birdie Billings, Mary Ruth Blaylock, Mary Bone, Ruth Branon, Clothele Brown, Dorothy Campbell, Virginia Coghill, Catherine Crumbley, Lois Cunningham, Dorothy Cupp, Charlene Cupp, Etoylc Denton, Frances Dewees, Ruth Douglas, Beverly Faulkner, Olivia i Good Scholarship Club OFFICERS lirgiiilpnf , . STUART CRAVEN Vip,-.p,-,5j,I,-,11 , JULIAN BTOREHOUSI: Spgfyfgyy , . MARY RUTH BILLINGS '1'yp,m,,-,fy . THOMAS COTNER Sponsor ..... ..... Tw liss Lois Wy1'Hu The Good Scholarship Club is composed of pupils who make an average of 90, or over, at least one time during the semester. Its purpose is to stimulate a desire for scholarship among the students. MISMBERS Franks, Jenelle Lievsay, Altha Scott, Edna Earle Ziegelmeyer, Eryar, Virginia Looney, Mary Blanche Shuler, Leetha Jane Penelope Geiser, Dorothy Lunsford, Fay Siegel, Ruth Gilpin, Iris Lowrance, Cordelia Smith, Helen B015 Glover, Maurine McCall, Julia Sparks, Dale Abbe, john Gober, Clorene Greenwood, Norma Hagemann, Ruth Hall, Rose Marie Haley, Miriam Huggins, Dorothy Huggins, Ernestinc Higgins, Dorris Higgins, Julia Hinckley, Theresa Hoehn, Gladys Hogan, Laura Howard, Lenora Hull, Dorothy Hull, Mary Elizabeth jones, Sadie Marie Knighton, Dorothy Lee Leinbaek, Ruth McGowen, Mary McLarty, Douthetv. MeLarty, Margaret Melbourne, Mary ,lane Morrison, Lillian Morrison, Mary La Velle Moore, Hanna Mosely, Ruth Parker, Anita Parrot, Jane Pearson, Charlene Peebles, Helen Pile, Josephine Pippin, Virginia Porter, Ruth Roberts, Marguerite Scogin, Martha lileanor Speer, Clara Bill Sterns, Ediclair Stone, Thelma Stuart, Lorraine Stratton, Betty Lois Stubblefield, Rachel Stutton, Helen Swift, Ruth Thorpe, La Fawn Turman, Kathryn Underwood, Georgia Wallace, Emma Belle Ward, Dorothy Nel Ward, Eleanor Watkins, Geraldine Weever, Margaret Wicker, Nathalia Nvorden, Ann Wtirley, Yandell Bonman, Bill Bruss, Harold Clark, Marvin Cotner, Thomas Craven, Stuart Green, Earnest Grifhn, Glenn Harkey, jarrott Hawes, Billy Morehouse, Julian Pendergrass, Roger Pierce, Charles Roseborough, William Scaff, Alvin Stanford, Newcomb Starring, John Stubblefield, Howard Yater, Douglas Yates, Joe v- i S Ei' . L - 1' Qi x N M vl Us fr x 5 i X Senior l li-V Bill Gowdcy Phillip York Harold Carr Autrey Smith Billy Myerick Billy Ware Max Park Alvin Scaff john Abbe W'illiam Harris Audrey Davis james Clardy Herndon Scott Ed Smith Gerald Keeler Frank Brundrette Woodrow Miller Stuart Craven Charles Herndon Paul Allen xlQ1l'I1CSBlZ1Cli Belton Baughmnn Ralph Brown Lloyd Butler Doyle David Junior I-li-V OFFICERS Pl'l'.Yi1,L'7If . Vim'-Pmwiifwzf . Sz'c'r4'far3' . Trm.v111vr Prog mm Clmirfmzu Sfmuwr . MEMBERS Sloan Fortenberry ,lack Fouts KI. W'ard Fouts Al Friely Edwin Tnnco Harry Gowdey Steve Henry C. L. Houston Curtis King Albert Matthews Par McGee , HARRY Gowonx' . RQBBERT SILER . j. VV. MURIBHN' . JACK Pours . LLOYD BUTLILR LnLU'rLN.xNT Llviitx Tom Muse W. Murphy Robert Siler Ashley Southerlaml Lyman Oefinger The Junior Hi-Y of Sunset is one of the school's most helpful institu- tions. The members are chosen from the freshmen and sophomore classes. Their purpose is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Chris- tian character throughout the home, school, and communityf, With the aid of their sponsor, Lieutenant Lively, they are living up to these ideals. +A .' 4 A ,J T34 ,Q Girl Reserves OFFICERS President . , . BETTY MCLAURY Vin'-Pnnviili-ral . Ll1ET'rA jfxxia SHULLR Secretary . . BARBARA HARRISON Tr:-usuri-r . . . RUTH HAGEMANN Program Clmirman Social Chairman Servirv Chairman Council Reprfswzfa Ring Cfwairnzmr . Publifity . . Plume Chairman Sf7071SUV.Y . 1:10 . . . . JANE RAY . . SUE BAsT1oiN NORMA GREENWOOIB THELMA WUKDLEIGH . WINIFRED TAYLOIK RRNESTINE Hucoms RUTH CHURCHILI. I MIss RUTH flUUS'I'ON Miss Iirss HAL xi-'IT MEM BF RS Amos, Nana Ruth Bastion, Sue Bilbo, Graneta Burns, Adrienne Caldwell, Margaret Alice Campbell, Anna Ruth Cobb, Virginia Iiaston, Mary Faulkner, Florence Olivia Ferguson, Alice Greenwood, Norma Hagemann, Ruth Harrison, Barbara CODE G racious in manner I mpartial in judgment R eady for service L oyal to friends R eaching toward the best E arnest in purpose S eeing the beautiful E ager for knowledge R everent to God V ietorious over self E ver dependable Sincere at all times. i 215 sz., I rs sw- A X es. www -e,f ara-f -sewn. . Herndon, Harriet Huggins, Earnestine Kershaw, Louise McLaury, Betty Ray, Jane Richardson, jewel Robinson, Carol Robinson, Lenna Belle N il lx 'x Sbuler, Leeta Jane Slovall,Jol1nnieI.ce Streckfuss, Louise Stuart, Lorraine Nafimzal P11r'jwse- To find and give the bestfl Loral Pzzrllwsv- To provide an opportunity f an abundant life. Sl 0 g a 111 To face life squarely. Taylor, Winifred XV'21LllEigl1,JL1l'lE Whdleiglu, Thelma Weriier, Mildred or girls to live Ward, Dorothy Nell Platte, Dwaine Sodalitas Latina OFFICERS Presillz'ut . . . DAVID Gizisiaix Vice'-Presiilwzi . . NIARY RUTH BILLINGS Secrviury-Tri'ax1zwr . . iVlARC.ARET TALBOT Reporter . Sponsors . Hassell, Elouise Lewis, Albert MeVey, Dorothy Dyson, Noah Mounier, Gladys Maxwell, Keith Huggins, Ernestine Beckley, Ann Payne, Haskell Holmes, Frances Prestridge, Norma Roberts, Marxzuerite Kniszhton,Dorothy LeeEckert, Roy Johnson, Thelma Stallings, Raymond Looney, Mary Blanch Tayzgant, Martha Pippin, Virginia Mathewson, Jane Worden, Ann BurfZ9SSv V- N' Moore, Gus Smith, Tommie Gerrity, Joe Russell, Vivian Catheroll, Millicent Lowrance, Cordelia Lt-inbach, Ruth Marshall, Mary Jean Butler, Walter Barnes, Brunner Mansfield, Letitia Moore, Hanna White, Frances Williamson, Jeanne Stratton, Gladys Thomas, Fred Wills, Evelyn Saye, Billie Korn, Oscar Oefinger, Lyman Huggins, Dorothy Louise Reed, Inez Leach, Virginia Lowman, Lexie Jean Sandifer, Marie Smith, Edward Welton, Mary Alice Hull, Dorothy Griffing, Glenn Purdum, Robert . KIOHN E. SHELTON I Miss Hntms ' ' ' ' L Miss Eowimos MEMBERS Adair, Margaret Anderson, Lawrence Peebles, Helen Shuler, Leetta Jane Townsley, Imogene Ward, Eleanor Ann Davis, Zoe Ivy Johnson, Cecil Nash, Jane Galipp, Marie Owens, Eleanor Yater, Joseph Pack, Charlotte Burnett, Marie Allen, Dale Gunther, John Bentley. Viola May Leach, Elizabeth Young, Jack Mead, Lo-is Maxine Ball, Helen Virginia Gesner, Eugene Meanor, Gerald Gragg, Clara Lee The Sodalitas Latina was organized in September, 1926, at Sunset club was reorganized in October, 1929. The purpose of the club is not the study of Latin, but also to promote friendship between the pupils Chambers,Bon Hardy Hall, Dorothy Ellington, Ruth Faulkner, Florence Olivia Hull, Mary Elizabeth Guy, J. C. Alsworth, Louise Queen, Dorothy Dunn, Claudia Devenport, Florence Hogan, Laura Harkey, Jarrott Kirkham, Eutha Melbourne, Mary Jane Coghill, Catherine U : we on Q7 F 3 D7 I we 71 aw .4 :- '1 'C 5 Q '1 C 5 ,.. FD 14 W Allen, Thomas D., Jr. Lawrence, Latane Mount, Joyce Le Beau, Otis Knight, Lucy' Nell Hale, Herrol Morrison, Lillian Campbell, Anna Ruth High School. The only to encourage who study Latin. Misses Helms and Edwards, the sponsors, are to be congratulated on their splendid work with this club. klfliffi ii 'I I - i .J fi 5 l if Ig! I' :te .mit ,-g.....L ,, ...- E:-,.g.?...I jig: : .., ,L 13 -,U E - -f 'LA LL ' I J' , 'H A 5, K. T 5 E: is l ' 'iv . A V. L V. T ho'.A+ 0. + ice Skating Club OFFICERS Pnzviiliiiil . . . Di1i5XY'n.sox Tixciiiitr Vi 1'f' -Prrsii1'w1! . FRED Tiixxisox Si'1'i'0fm'y-Trriniiiii . BII Lx' h'lURRIS Ri-porlrr Suayi- Hitxm' Sjwiimi . Nilss P.x'i'ri1itsox Terry Dillard W. L. McBride Walter Tackett Roy Hollowwa Edwin Tanco Dee Wilson Tackett Clifford Wheeler Ernest Owen Dan Wagner Horace Buce Glynn Harris Fred Tennison Marvin Dillion Bob Schween john McKay Sidney Morehouse Colekin Seheftler Bobby Wilson Lawrence Bennt Billy Myrick Earl Donnell Joe Epps Billy Morris Stanley Murdock Richard Ridgeway Byron XVilliams Calvin Silvus Norman Corwin Bill Gowdey Billy XVare Joseph Francis Roland Chaffee john M. Bastion Gray Hamilton MEMBERS Nolan Hale Billy Grant Ashley Sutherland Steve Henry Frank Dyer Dorothy Nel Edwards A. H. Eaught james Black john Fouts Curtis King George Bentley Lloyd Butler Perry D. Bradley Eric Eades jo Anne Stephens Betty McHenry Jacqueline Douglas Virginia Lynch Sue Bastion Ruth Short Johnnie Benge Margaret W'ard Betty Pedigo Doris Carter Genevie Haney Inez Orey Beatrice Solomon Ida Mae Smith Virginia Smalley Virginia Johnson Quida Pratt Mary Frances Cieeo Margurite Busse The Ice Skating Club was organized three years ago. It meets every Wednesdaiy' during the winter months at the Ice Palace. Some of the members, of which there are about a hundred, have become very good skaters. Miss Anita Patterson, who is their sponsor, has done much to develop the popularity of the club. ,.,.v If b - X A 1 Q.-J X I .. l EN 5 2 ' N I xv: I El E A 1' X Q ,- If 2 ,- ',4 1 ff 2 . X-3' 'N I uyx X - 'R' 'fix LT ' N! 'ull Tnbou basl spoken well anb bit the mark right. 3'333i3.33'P 252-1'ii3l33'32lP +4 o'4 'P l +1 ,fa ,as XVILHELMINA HEDDE One of the best and most successful teachers in Sunset High School is Miss Wilhemina Hedde, head of the Public Speaking Department. She has the qualities which make her extremely popular among her pupils, and she has, as a result, the earnest co- operation of every one of them. Besides her classes in public speaking, she sponsored the Christmas play, the senior plays, and the Debating Club. She is vice-president of the National Association of Teachers of Speech, and she was present and active in its last meeting at Detroit in December. Verse Speaking Choir The newest thing in speech work is a verse speaking choir group which chants or rhythmically intones poems of writers who range from Mary Austin to Walt Whitxiian. This choir is composed of the students with the best voices. The poetry speaking festival was held by all the Dallas High Schools in May and the Sunset choir participated. Paul Grove Colekin Scheffler James Carter Billie Glass Lyle Hill Durward Wriglit Bill Patton Sidney Morehouse The choir members are as follows: Tom Tate Wesley Preston julian Morehouse Mary Ruth Hildebrand Dorothy Louise Huggins Georgia Underwood 4 Beverley Douglass Edith Frederick Laura Hogan Edith Hays Virginia Fryar Lorena Lemmons Ann Allen Virginia Smith Goldie Kieffer Mosley Edwards mp? Irv Dramatic Club OFFICERS Prrxiilezzt ....... JAMES CLARDY Vin'-Prvxiilrzif . . . . BILLY MYRICK Sn'ri'!ury . . . . ,IUANDA REA Emmys Tri-amrvr' . .... CARMEN MANN Sjmzzxor . . . . WILHELMINA G. Humor: MEMBERS Brock, Raymond Gowdey, W'illiam Hill, Lyle jones, Warren Francis, Joseph Miller, NVoodrow Shackelford, Glenn Shelton, john E. Stanford, N. H. Ware, Billy Wright, J. D. Abbott, Edith Addison, Marguerite Blake, Ara Churchill, Ruth Cottingham, Mae Dodgen, Mildred lilam, Frances lillis, Lucille Gallagher, Mary Frances Geeo, Mary Frances Lee, Hester Lynch, Hertha McGowan, Mary Porterfield, Mary F. Robbins, Dahlia Springstun, Minnie Lee The Dramatic Club of Sunset High School belongs to the National Thespians, a national honorary dramatic society for high schools. This is the first time it has ever been affiliated with this society. There are 185 schools in the United States who are on the mem- bership roll of the National Thespians. The aims of this society are to develop a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramatics among high school boys and girls and to provide a suitable reward for excellence attained in high school dramatics. A pay assembly was held December 4, at the Hrst period, in which the one-net play. Silence, was given. Elizabeth Addison Marguerite Addison Cecelia Bedford Lois Bonner Billy Bray Harold Carr Dramatic Club OFFICERS Pzviidwzf . Y i1'1'-Prvxizfvlll . . Sr-m'vlm'5' . T!'t'lISIll'K r' Sponsor . MEMBERS James Clnrdy Mae Cottingham Dorothy Nel Edwards Bill Harris Kathryn Harris Claudine Hill Tom Hunter Warreii Jones Lorene Meyers Elaine Rallins Jack Shelton Frances Thompson PLRRY D. BRAD1.i5r NTARY BELL15 WISHAR1' . CLAUDINE HILI. . Lokzxu Muriaas NWILHLLMINA Humps livelyn Van Wrinkle Marvin Vick Annette Wenzler Roberta White Mary Belle Wishart This club has been affiliated with the .National Thespian Society for the first time this year. The troop number for the group is 216. The culmina- tion for this semester was three one-act plays given at a night performance. The aims of this society are to develop a spirit of active and intelligent interest in dramaties among high school boys and girls and to provide a suitable reward for excellence attained in high school dramaties. Bvrnarri Ingals Ifunife Ingalx Noel Derby Leo Day Rhoda . lzlfia Munlorlc Mrs. Bradley Ronald Munlm Hugh Ingalx Dfzgrmu' Irzguli Lois Izzgulx . liraillry lngulx Iillioi Kinzfvvrly Clem . . Sid . , Mr. Holding .ki -lplie Goose l-langs l-liglw Byron Wfillinms . Lulu Allen Marvin Clark Wocmdrow Miller D.1ll'1ia Robbins Hertha Lynch . Ara Blake Frank Spillers N. H. Stanford . Lucille Iillis Sarah Van Wiiikle XY'illiam N. Harris . Billy Myrick Billy Gowdey . joe Pondrom joseph Francis The Goose I1t1IItQ.Y High, by Lewis Bench, was presented by the Senior Class of J1nu11'y 1932 on December 11, 1931. It was sponsored and directed by Miss Willielmina Hedde The pupils who acted in it and wbo supported it were intensely proud of its success Ansiiu liczxius David ML'Kt'I1Zit' George Boyd . lim Sim pkiux Tim Simjnkinx Homer Iobus Elin' Bwirdolfi Misx 111133: . lidyth Hays Birdie Benedict Mildred Valeton Darin' MrK4'11zii Elin' Bvnmfofli The erm. sciioou . Lyle Mcliee Mixx Curlix lililabetli Addison . Alvin Seaff Sully Boyd Douthett Mclarty . John F. Shelton Muriel . Dorotliy Wgzllacc . Marvin Dillon Ellvei Helen Mae Clark . . Glynn Harris Alix- Martha Porterfield . . . W'arren jones Lillian Georgia Underwood . Dorothy Louise Huggins Mudge . . . Loraine Ardoin . . Mary Porterlield Cfnzrloflw , , . . Inez Recd Dolm' ..... Mary Frances Condor GIRLS OF TFIF FAlRVlljXV SCHOOL lone Dunn Elizabeth Gillespie Maude Wallace Grace Hetlierington Penelope Ziegelmeyer Lorene l.emmons Kathryn Mann Margaret Whird Norma Greenwood MATINI-XE PERFORMANCIQ . . Perry D. Bradley Sully l5r1-wi . . . Lorenc Myers Dorothy Nel lidwards Miss Cnrfix . . . . Roberta W'liitt Alix ...... lfvelyn Van Wlinlile Tin' Charm Srbooi was presented by the Senior class of June, 1932, on Friday evening May 6. The play deals with complications arising when Austin Bevans, an automobile sales man, inherits Ll school for girls. Miss W. G. Hedda directed. A matinee performance war given Monday, May 9. . +1 P ' . i b. P . g I It's very hard! Oh, Dick, my boy, It's very hard one canlt enjoy A little private spouting, But sure as Lear or Hamlet lives, Up comes our master, Bounce! and gives The tragic Muse a routing. HOOD-The Sfagc'-Sfrzzclz Hero Gbou bask seen me here perform that you may recite ano recount it. e o safa- QA3 gk? 2 f r Sunsct I Iigh Sunset High SCIWQQI Qrchestra ScI1u1nI is 1c1'1' p1'11u1I UI' its c11'uI1cs11'.1, which is ilw I.1rgcsL high SL no 01'cI1cw11'.1 111 D.1II.1s. .md h.1s QIIITIUSK co111pIcLc 01'cI1csL1'.1tiu11, IIWCILILIIIIQ Innss 1'ioIi1 1 1 Imrn. ohoc. .md IIUL eclmul. 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Bray, Billy Brown, Frances Mae Chenowth, Donald Chilton, Marguerite Clark, Lee Clark, Stanford Cottle, Mildred MEMBERS OF Drew, Jewell Fox, Della Max Grant, Nettie Harris, Corinne Harris, Kathryn Higgins, Doris Holland, F. C. Howell, Alice Marie Huggins, Alta ,Iessie Hutchings, Lillie Mae jackson, Mary George january, Lurlyn johnson, Doris TI IE CHORUS johnson, Thelma jones, W'arren Keetl y, Carlton Kimhell, Ethelee Kirl4man,Ifutl1a Knighton, Dorothy Lee McCord, Bessie McCord, La Villa Muncy, Rada Overton, Margaret Pitts, Mary Ruth Rakestraw, Rhoda DORIS JOHNSON Richards, Jessie Scales, Margie Snelen. Frank Solomon, Beatrice Spillers, Robert Thompson, Frances Thompson, Mary Tinder, james Townseley, Imogene XVenZler, Annette W'hite, Mary Frances Wishart, Mary Belle The chorus, combined with the orchestra, under Mr. Miehells direc- tion, has rendered several programs during the past year. It is the largest chorus Sunset has ever had. Its work has been greatly enjoyed and ap- preciated. S e + , 1 P'. l I + '., 4 l 5. l . + l Review oi 1932 The Sunset Review of '32, which consisted of a musical comedy in three acts, written and staged by Richard T. Malone and produced by Otto K. Miehels, was presented by the music department Friday evening, February 12th. The cast was as follows: SCHOOL DAZE S.-Ima! Master, Mr. Wilkins . Billy Ware BOYS Gmis Palrielz . . . Fred Shine Salwrlion . . Dorothy Nel Edwards Iosifzb . . Ned Warner Tempemnce .... Louise Cox Vern . . . Billy Bray Deliverance . . Douthett McLarty Elwvnezer' Warren Jones Sally Green . . Kathryn Harris Isaac . james Clardy Iam' Black . . Doris johnson Abralmm . . . N. H. Stanford jmlilb . . Lois Bonner Pvler Paul . . . Perry Bradley Penelope . Martha Porter Moflaer Dooliflle . . Ara Blake Songs . . McCord Sisters COLLEGE DAYS Bcity Sterling . , Lorene Meyers lngvnui' . . . Lucille Ellis lurk Temple . . Byron Williams Coach . . Woodrow Miller Speedy King . . W'inston M. West Professor . . Sheldon Leachman SPECIALTIES l. The Texas Rockets . . . Norman Sisters, 7. Orchestra. Doris ,lane Black, Audrey Fredericks 8. Virginia Self of the Virginia Self School. Z. Helen Lee. 9. Black Face Specialty . . Sheldon Leachman 5. Orchestra. 10. Jazz Tap .... Margaret Neely 4. Rachael and Stubblefield Girls and Mary F. ll. Song Irnpersonations . . Mildred Massey . . Haskell Payne 12. Orchestra Specialty Massey . . . Marguerite Gatom, Sammye E. Batchelor, Faye Reagon, Lida Dixon, Lucille Adair, lfliznbeth Emmons. 5. The Finley Sisters. 6. Russian Gypsy Dance Ruth Neece . . Hugh Hall . . Howard Stubblefield . Marvin Vick . . Marvin Dillon . George llently Hanna Moore and Roderick Cantwell of the Hanna Moore School. Wesse Clardy and Virginia Self. IS. Adagio Classical . . . Hollis and Flint 13. 14. . lidwina Hall Biiiimfss Manager, FRANCES THOMPSON ORCHESTRA CFTTO K. Micniirs, Direvlor . . Piano Haskell Payne . . Sax amlSuIois1 . Violin Charles Bates . . Saxuplwmzi' . Trzlnzjlri Fred Thomas . . Tromlmm' . Tllilllllllfl Herschel Waugh . . Buss Su.u1plJ011u Horace Rollins . Sfriug Bass . . . Sizxujilvnm' W'eldon Griffin . Brlfljv Aloe Brady ........ Drums i Tin this is our style of chivalry. 3'3'3'553il59S. '3'3'.3.33'333'iH + yy L, Miss FRIEDA THOENE M1ss Thoene has done her part 1n makmg the phys1cal educauon periods mterestxng It IS through her m1ny unfzuhng efforts that th1s department has ach1eved many honors Her deslre to help everyone 1nd1cates th1t she is mterested 1nd w1l1 gnve her co operatlon to further my enterprnse Miss FAY SMITH Mlss Smlrh s ready smxle hws won for her 1 pllce 1n the hurts of the gurls of the physlc 11 LLll1C'lfl0I1 deplrtment Becquse of her cheerful nature, the glrls hlve found thlt 1 ptrlod under her LllI'LCIl0Il ns 1 plmsure. The glrls 111 1gree that Mlss Smlth ns 1 good sport Miss RUTH NLLQF Mrss Neece s wdlmgness to lend her serv1ces whenever they are needed h s proved that she 19 always ready to help others and lt 1S thns character- 1st1c whleh has plmeed her 1n h15h esteem mmong the student body of Sunset. I . 4 'Ma + 4 - O 4 . qs ' ,,H,jf,v -,A Sl ' Q i 4 ' .3 ' . . L ' 11. 1 . I' I I 1 . 4 +4 ' ' 4' A 14 . I , .. . E I 4 l 4 Q ,764 Stunts Stunts afford an opportunity to put into play all the muscles that go to build up and strengthen the body. They require skill and much practice, but they call for admiration when perfected. Stunts create interest and thereby make of exercise an enjoyable diversion rather than an unpleasant duty. Every girl enjoys the thrill that comes from the real- ization of a task done well as she reaches the top of the ropes or completes the camel Walkv. The weak and fearful be- come encouraged as their efforts improve, and finally they are able to achieve that for which they have striven. Stunts bring about a feeling of fellowship among the girls as they Work together. + P'. A ,fa P .Q A 5,2 A . K+ P .Q HA ,,. f+ ff '4 o. ' A -if.. .' 4 ,A '4 Poppy Sellers The request of the physical education department for poppy sellers met with an instant response. Girls in all phy- sical education classes volunteered their services to aid in this noble cause of supplying funds for the disabled veterans of the World War. This is an annual sale sponsored by the American Legion through the Board of Education. All the high schools in the city take part. Sunset had the good fortune to receive both first and second individual prizes, Norma Greenwood receiving a dia- mond ring, and Martha Griflith, a diamond bar pin. The physical education department was given sixty-five dollars, as second prize for schools, to be used in securing apparatus for the gymnasium. Sunset is proud of this Hne showing on the part of the physical education department. S. M. U. play Day The S. M. U. Play Day is an event sponsored by the Southern Methodist Physical Education Department. All the city high schools are represented. The two girls having the best showing in the freshman, the sophomore, the junior, and the senior classes are selected to represent their class. Each girl signs up for her own activity. The S. M. U. Play Day is not purely competitive. It is merely a day of playing. There is no special award. The girls are given an outdoor dinner, and to complete the day everyone takes a swim. The spirit is very keen among the girls as to who will participate in the S. M. U. Play-Day. '+ .'4 Baseball There are two aims of baseball in Sunsetg namely, to be selected to participate in the S. M. U. Play Day and to receive a baseball letter. Not only interclass games are held but also games between schools. Baseball is popular because it has a real purpose and furnishes recreation in which large classes may take part. Indoor baseball is a favorite sport with the girls of Sunset. It is taken up in physical education 3. Each spring letters are awarded to the girls who achieve best results Indoor baseball originated from the tossing about of a boxing glove. The rules are similar to those of outdoor baseball and can be easily mastered. if fl e , P+ .4 is A +.4 A L Volley Ball Volley ball is a game complicated enough to be interesting but not so complicated as to require a great amount of skill before it can be enjoyed. One of the advantages of volley ball is that it may be played outdoors as Well as indoors and with a large group of girls as well as a small one. Volley ball can be played by girls of all ages. As in baseball, letters are awarded to those girls who show exceptional ability in play- ing the game. Inter-class games are held in the mornings be- fore school. The team Winning out in these games is declared the best in the school. Volley ball is undoubtedly one of the best group games that We have for girls. posture Contest Good posture not only helps to preserve the natural symmetry and pro- portions of the body, but also affords a healthful freedom of movement for the vital organs. It depends on normal growth and development of bones and on one's mental attitude. One must have the desire and will power. Correct posture applies not only to standing, but also to sitting and walk- ing. When standing, one must keep his chest up, shoulders back, chin drawn in, feet parallel with toes foreward, and arms at side, and stand tall. Proper sitting is to sit firmly and well back in the seat, body erect, and both feet flat on the floor. Correct walking posture is to walk with chest up, shoulders back, and chin drawn in, letting the heel touch the ground first. Toes are pointed forward so that the weight of the body will be evenly distributed over ball of foot. The posture contest was conducted by the physical education instruc- tors in each class. Every girl in Sunset had an opportunity to take part. Winners of each class met before school in the morning to appear before a faculty committee, which in turn decided upon the winners. Edith Phillips won first place. T7 X . 1, w F .Q N85 A ysxhxh ' X nw MAL N 'h ' 1 X sg NX f fl - kQp X K . --X 5 3 ,il 4 - x I x U ln.. .gl-x sh' .Q A ,, 4 - x, 4 if E .3 1 V -A ... U6 U an IV! ,ew 5: 2 vw 55, sX 2 N ,S X 'L FN x , ',f fvvv, sb? ,M ,. Jef ' ,pm Qc: jun' X, is 'ff 6 1 L Sc ,555-L4 1' xx rf 1 Q Q 0 2 n Xx 5 'l Rrms are my ornaments anb fighting my repose gyk 4i94'?A ?1:'A - 1 COLONEL A. C. BURNETT Ln2uTxeN.'xxT R. P. LIVELY LfA'NfC'fIIliIf Colnllvlx Afrzjori Majorx Cffrjrmim Perry D. Bradley Joe Brady Lloyd Folmnr Roy Iidd Dmvisson Maynard Clmcck Frank Brundrctt Alamos Favors james Flowers Eric Endcs, slr. Richard Grimmer joel Moore Thomas Patton Fred Tcnnison Marvin Dillon W'c:lcy Prcetun lfugcnc Thompson lfirjifuin W'esley Preston Fira! I.i1'11fi'11i1l1i George Bentley Serum! Lfl'Ilft'lIt1IIfX Bill Morrow Durwood Wfright Bill Roseborough Firxl Swgmlfll Russell Murphy Cujrfuirr Billy Morris Firxl I.iz'l1li'mHlf .Iames Tintler Srroznl Liz'1f1'i'11auls Dale Allen Bob Schween liiiiif St'l'gL'dIIf Dan XY'agner Company A Sz'1'g1'ar1lx Adolph Filling Victor Spann Leroy Butler Olan Farris john Mann Carson Sharp ci0l'!I0l'tll.N William Maloney Malcolm Keith L. H. Kempton Edwin Thompson Johnny Benge Franklin W'ardlaw 5l'l'gl'tI7If.Y Edmund Steger Boyd Phillips xl. O. Yeargan M. 11. 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Pritchett Cilpfaiwl Marvin Dillon liirsf I.ie11lemu1i Edward Smith Srroml LfL'Hfl'llLHIf Alden Smith Bill Brown Ned Lawrence Ifirsl Sergeauf NX'illiam Mathews SL'VXL'tlIIf.X Louis Stone Sergea11!.r jim Lowry Richard Morrill Louis Elliott ,Iohn Fouts Leroy Libby Corfvorafs Thomas Rea Charles Bushey K. B. Crannell james Ferguson Glenn McCallum Bobby Morrill Frank Goodloe jack Morrison jack Tenery Corlmralx Kenneth Erickson jimmie Mathews Tom M use Ulmer Newman Earl Donnell Pr'iL'uli'i Taylor Almon Bill Baumann Lawrence Anderson Merril Dodson ' Pri1'afc's Bill Baumann Earle Biscombe Frank Boyle LeRoy Brister Archie Lee Conder Lee Clark Bernard Coffey Robert Cummings Gordon Dodgen Walter Dorsey Ottis listis KI. B. Fite Company D David Brain W'alter Briley Chilton Campbell Richard Catherall Ben. Chenault Francis Churchill Stanford Clark john Collier Hollis Cook I dward listridge Robert Gates joe Gerrity, llr. Roy Green C lenn Grilling W. L. 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V. , Lf Company E Cujlfuin Earl Rucker Davis Crane Earl Johnson Meredith Painter Nolan Hale Firsl I.ic'nIr'mu1l john Abbe Second Livzzlcnaufx Eugene Paullus Herbert Kelsey First Sergvuni Ramsey Moore Scrg1'a11fx Wells Ebers Cupluin Lloyd Folmar First I.if'u!f'nanf Frank Elliott Seronrl Liz'zzl4'11anfs Richard Cowing Moseley Edwards Thomas Shipp Billy Patton Firsl Sl'7'KLfl'l1lIf5 Bill Brain Sl'l'g!'tl71fX Jack Alford Thomas Copland Raymond Owsley Corlloruls Leon Hughes Jack Hinckley Littleton Carrigan Gordon Bell joe Yater Jack P. Moore Privalvx F. L. Abernathy James Black Harold Brooks Obie Koon Oscar Korn Jay Smith Corporals Thomas Perkins Donald Taylor W'esley Taylor Eugene Roberts Ray Finger Harry Land l'ri1'11irx Walter Butler Edwin Bloomer Sam Denison Howard Dodson Paul Douglas Orton Duggan W. T. Dunn Bob Dyer Vernon Ferguson Roy Ferrell Roland Gerth Williani Glass Gordon Houston Leon Hughes Eugene Jacobs Company F Belton Baughman jack Burnett Mac Caldwell Cecil Clark Dick Crews Duane Craven jack Davis Rudolph Day Edgar Feiglc lra Finger Max Goodwin W'allace Gibson john Gunther XWalter Hammock F. G. jones S. R. Jones Evert Keeney Barrett Kirby jack Lewis Victor Loupot Art Limerick Webb Lipscomb Russell Looney Burns McGuire john McKay Gerald Meanor Bill Moore R. B. Herod Charles Hudirics james Harp Bill Herblin Len Hunt S. Q. Henly Nathan Jacobson Cecil Johnson Thomas Kirkland Billy Logsdon Dersa Lowry Harvey Parmeter Thomas Perkins Robert Purdum Richard Peck Hugh Pettigrew A. xl. 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S-Lg V V r s ,,1g.,f-..a:Y:.-sg , W N . px, gp-, ,A - f! .f1... gn COTUDGFIY G Culvluiu Iiddie Bunch Donald Couch Autry Horton R. M. Moore James Favors Fir.rlLiv1m'm1nl Bill Burnett Sn'w1J Li1'ulw1uuf.r Tom Hunter lilver Emory Firxf Sl'l'gl'l1lIf Billy Grant Svrgranlx Cline Harris Kieth Maxwell Richard Tompkins Cazjwlixizz Lyle Mcliee Felix Tanco l'1r.vf I.iv11lmm11l.r Audrey Davis XY. T. Mason Boyd Spencer B. Caudle Q Swrzllif I.ii'11lt'r1ur1I.r Haskell Payne Darrell Martin Charles Smith Corporuls slack M. Moore Duane Platt lirnest Owen Harry G. Gowdey james Carter Lamar Deu Pree Priz 'rzlrx Fdgar Bell Marshall Brown XY'elborne Bastien I ir',tf Sl'V'gl'ilIIf Colekin Scherller Sltzff Sl'7'gZ'4lIlf Sr C1 R. lk. Lllis rgmfzfx klohn Lindsay Kendall lrwin Charles l amar Howard Stubbleli Herschel wvllllglwl frjmmlx R iclixlrd llrownlet' eld Amond Coussans Harold Evans Iilmo Farries Gordon Tenney Harold Grant Hugh Gordon David Geisere .lohn Gales Buddy Gideon Ralph Grant lidward Hamilton Jasper Houston Band Thomas Cotner Clay Dillon Roy lickert Sebe Miller Tom Tate Fred Thomas Bobby Wilson fl zllikx Thomas Alexander Carl Cullum Daniel Dowlen liugene Gesner Herman Hill james Hawkins Houston Keele Billy Kennedy Ralph Lacy AI. W. Lindbloom Fred Lacy Harp Little lidwin Maddox George Mason john McClelland rl. R. Melbourne C. C. Hayley W'alter Heartsill Phillips Hendrix Joe john Taylor qludson Ottis Le Beau Charles Lockhart Alden Lozan Frank Mills Lyman Oefinger Wilson Phillips Charles Pierce C. W. Morris Joyce Mount Robert Rich Frank Smith George Smith Frank Street J. C. Smith Owen Scott Lloyd Potts ,lack Pierce G. M. Van Zandt ,lohn Ridgeway Robert Robinson Henry Saye liarl Scatcs Fred Shine Walter Thomas Edwin Thompson Robert Waddell Hugh Walker -' Gene Wallace Maurice Wilder Clifford Wooten V:-J wbat is los! Iobay may be won tomorrow. -A:-lrgl -:':fA,, ?El'i'31i1I'iT3fl' 3 N191 BLN MAT1'HExx's Mr. Matthews, assistant coach, has gained the favor of everyone by his good humor and willingness tn work. ile has Xi'ui'kcd with hir. Bushman faithfully for the past two yt-nrs tn develop guml teams at Sunset. I Wag 14,152 ' K 1 1 .5 T 5, .4 ' if gs tal. Wfoonizow lh1Il.LLR Miller was a very popular captain of this yearls learn. Ht- was an inspiration to all the players, Miller plaverl guard position and was noted fm his gI'lI and dctt-rminatimi. ROCKXVALL VS. SUNSET XV. XV. BUSHMAN Mr. liushinan has done vt-rv well while he has coached at Sunset. Although his teams do not always win, they can be counted on tn pu: up a gnml fight. Sunset is proud nf ht-r tt-anis and cf her coaches. Just a good scrimmagef, said a fan, in commenting on the Rockwall game. Sunset ran over Rockwall with ease. Never during the entire game did Sunset have to kick. The team flashed a good running and passing attack which was later slowed down by ineligihilities and injuries. POLYTECHNIC VS. SUNSET The Bisons fought hard to beat Polytechnic, but were just able to tie the score. A last-period drive by the Bisons was the feature of the game. The Parrot team Was the second strongest team in Fort Worth this year, and Sunset did Well to tie them. Q t l if 5 l ..s , kucliiizm ie amuthr-1 plums' who Moore lwokf will lu- missed next year. into the xl-gulnx' 'N' M Rudmuxu plzxvecl nickle :md lim--up late in the could he rlrprmlull on season. He is am excel- lu dn his yvzurr in lent passer :xml :A goml eu-ix plin. punt:-1'. Movie will help next pr-zu s Iczun :n great rlfzll. 1k5K lm' RODMAN Ros' Mooru BYRD HIGH VS. SUNSET This game was a treat to the players. Sunset journeyed to Shreveport to play Louisiana's last year state champions. The game was fought bitterly. Sunset Hnally lost 14 to 13, but credit is due the Bisons in this tilt. NORTH DALLAS VS. SUNSET Sunset, as she did last year, opened the city race against North Dallas. The team fought hard but could do nothing with the stubborn North Dallas field under a hot sun. Both teams were slowed down by the heat. When the final gun sounded, North Dallas had won. iI.'XN'll,S Ffwoxs I JIM l.oxx nw F.lvurs plnxeml lm was the tuauxfs lu-st punler. , tackle this sr-asml Ili- plzus emi :mil can ienllx ' anal will he buck cznrlm passes, Although he B mx! war, lln is .ln rx' uns sin-,md :l-:wh wim- I tupriuimlls foul and what hx injuiirfs, he k S steady plzwm. slycngthmliecl the - H, A llxson :ruin mu- 1 - - siilt-rzxhlx. M ' g ,. . 3 1 Y-P . M W W A , ,il J ff '51 'A K . S mr Q Q -R x . M R 1, ri T s . gl L K1 J l4 if ' T N M. .W . gan Q ' Ein' , J bark. Bunn pruvezl in good Sunset ' hlfvelcri' :md zi lmld mam uns an me xr rl n ot eg. to srup when he czu- the lust pass catchers in yi,-11 the lull, the rltv. NYE hope liznlty does Q akiiizl xitll in wings football. so J lv . , W, V BYRON will l.I.'XXlS ,l-4MISB1VV'l'Y WOODROW WILSON VS. SUNSET This game was one thrill after another, but most of the thrills cheered Woodrow Wilson and left the Bisons in gloom. lt was played at night in the Fair Park Stadium. Webb was the big gun for Woodrow Wfilson. Sunset had several chances to score but failed to make gains when they were most needed. HIGHLAND PARK VS. SUNSET Sunset played Highland Park at the Highlanderls new football field. The Bisons put up a game scrap andheld their opponents to only two touchdowns. ,I XCR Cui 1 lik CHARLES HI-.RNDUN L':u'lt-1' uns the Chiu les '4S!eve llel nilon , , ttzmik qu:u're:b.rk gl e 14 nm- in me L si- e V, - L pl x rl gm it L ntl ml its nnin otlen llis ez '. He uns men- T A L, url 1: I .nd .4 vuy Ie1uix.S uw- is in: L rlzingi-rolls rumxer. Ile uns 'x time e uw' 1 will be haul to fill his plate. lxwiis Cmkux' RIC lbw Stxmnex was the substitute A nexwoixiei to R Ct'1tIUi' this yt-ni' nntl filled thefumh:tl1squ1ttl, A thu juh well. His lighting 'lS.mpx ' turlwrl in it V spill! uns xi-rx notice! verx nm- st-nsnii. ll: ' 1 e iitvm tht V f 'Y lullh-tt-k pusiritm its it might to I Wi' ew J Rom-lt'1' SWIN Nl-Y lAU1.l oium llkooks DALLAS TECH VS. SUNSET This was a game of long sensational runs on Tech's part and a dangerous aerial game by the Bisons. Bison supporters were given a thrill when Batty caught a pass and ran forty yards for the Bisons' lone score. Incidentally, Sunset,s cheer- ing section showed a lot of pep at this game. FOREST VS. SUNSET Sunset has a habit of playing its best game every year against the Forest Lions. This year was no exception. The Bisons, sensational passing attack tied the score 6 to 6. Rod- manis place kick for the extra point hit the goal post and bounced back on the Held. C' lard v was at 'lliulln Mztloney was .1 11-si-i'vi' substitute hack- :ntl this season :mtl will be liultliii1tli,xthtre11i'in-tl lwztck next tear. Bull his letti-1' by his hnrcl plum-d especially good str-:ids plan while in the in the lztst gztliiexiilh game. Ile will lu' missed Oak Cliff,st01vping next iuzir. play itflrt' Plxn, ' ..-'. 1 '17 X us., s S i, f f F' 5 iii' . -I naar- fi. fi fi. 5 .V .1 Jiang, N-,ga - fi 1-fi tl V X' ,J V. f f. .vw -s-.i . YE: .A Q-A , lg, .:,.... .. , . ., M y 1? as W tll mtl did muih was at sure tncklvi' :mtl s ...W BILI MALONN iff- -74 H- s . '- K541 49' p , Fnuts wus :1 substitute guznd. Dyer is :n vet- R xt l k lla vsnrkt-rl h:n'd and did his wan who will he best :lt :ill times. It was sorely missed nn the this spiiit that eanned line nt-xr tt-ar. llis en- 4' him his letter. thusiusni :ind :ability we-fe manifest in event ggnntullyer ,,,, plztvvtl hard fontlvznll. .IM K Fouws IYKANK DWR Billy was :tn expert ankle wrapper. He helped greatly to keep the players in good condition. Billy made an ex- cellent puddle tn Usp:1nk the new lem-1' men. OAK CLIFF VS. SUNSET The Bisons Hnished their season strong by holding the champion Leopards to one touchdown. They surprised every- one with their passes and stellar defensive work. The whole team fought well, and the outcome was in doubt until the gun was fired. Although the Bison team lost every game except one tie, the season was a success. A fine, sportsmanlike spirit was shown in every game. BILLY Bulfomux MR. AMAIIJIZN GRAY HAMILTON A team owes much to its lnnnngers. Hnmiltnn did his pant in chez-ring the ln the most :tpprop1'iz1te use. The entire tt-:nn :ind looking after tht- equipment. :Athletic urgizniziitinn xxishes td express its sinceiv thanks tnhim for his seivicv. Under tht' efticient guiding hand of Mr. Maiden, the nlhletir fund uns expended ww ww W fx - .. GOLF ilwlic 2ll1Illl.ll qu.1lifyin3:, ccmlsst uf nhl- Sunsci Golf VFCAIN Wm lmld on Fulu'u.1ry 20, 1952, .md the ful- uwing tried fur plzlccs un tlic team: Billy Spencer, lack Fouls, llolnn Terry, -I. Xvilfd liouw. james Round- rcc, Robert Rich, joe Roundtrcc, liruaril Nlims, lfnrl Gray, .md Luslic Stcmimms. Sunset Hniwlicd third in llic race l.lNl year and is favurud in win ilic rirlv tliis yur, ns tlic same team is lmulx wiili thc Liililirion nf twn or rlircc new pluyum, fi.ll7l.lil1 llnlnn 'licrry lcd llic uxlm iliis yur, TRACK TEA Nl Iiilrk mir, frj! in rllgfifz CQu.1Qli Nliiiliuxug liuslm, XSllfy.1rd rung Hupkinx, 4-HJ-y.1ril rung Slmrp, pulp vault: Pliillipw, cl.lsl1cs3 Kccdy, milcg Bruulu, mile: Huruin, mils: Ruunlrcc, liurillci: Clillum, dnsliwg Murdock, 880-yard run. limi! mu, li'-ff In Iigfvfz Ruin, dmlicsq Nlurclwiiw. dnxlws: llnrlicy, wciglits: liullcr, ilnlww: Purnlum. ihslicsg Kumi, Xkiflfyglrii rung Blick, dnslicxg McVcy, dnslws, lffwrix rml in flu' jm'!11ii': Iadcw. daxlicxz Vnlcntinu. tl.lNl1CNI Hcrmlmi. mliwiix. 1 Q E A, BdSl46lIlDdll LETTER MEN Stcvc Herndon, Cirfrfuiu Bill Maloney .lack Zachry Carson Sharp Roy Valentine Lynn Lowry Alvin Scaff Roy Moore Around only one letter man, Coach Bushman built his bas- ketball team. The first half of the season was a decided suc- cess, the Bisons beating Oak Cliff in the Leopard gym and then taming Woodrow Wilson's Wildcats at Sunset. Sickness slowed the team down in the second half of the season but did not keep the Bisons from playing a heads-up game. One of the Bison squad, Captain Herndon, was selected as an all- city guard. The second team, captained by Jim Lowry and coached by Mr. Ben Matthews, deserves much credit for its fight and spirit in the past season. QW ' . TI , f - , f ,. ,Q 1 ,gg ,Y ,A r 1 A X g, iii ' .3-P '4'f I V. . ef .H '- ' I 3? g f. , H I, -gpg 5-I. M IW 1 I gg 5 - k? :-qw: 7, Q I I ,e- - . I, f ,Qty-F375 5 x, .fww 4' H' 'Z . 'f .- , I+ I -my - ,Iggy - 515. '. ., 1 .... 45 : . , . : 4 ' ' 2 .... x W A7 ,. .,. - . I.. A. , V8 ,, N I ,, WMM ,593 If-af .a z -Rim swf CFWQZI' Leaders FRANK SPILLILRS VIRGINIA SIIQLL' MARGARET WARD FRED TENNISON you Q b g full of proverbs anb sly rem k 'f f f ki 419 ' 15i'T Sunset Calender S: vii vim it llulziftlvi, I-4: Seniors open on final lap. juniors enroll. illlltixzfrlki, Ii: Sophomores enroll. Grade schools send products. llf't'tf11vxil41y, 16. Everybody turns out for new school term. Wlio is this XVhite fel- low? XYoodward and Brownie will be missed this year. 'l'ffz1rstft1ii, 17: lfreshmen get oil easy, no initiation. Miller was elected captain of the football team. l'r'it1't1vy, IN: Night game with Polytec.'! Bisons start off with tie, 7 to 7. Al0Iliftl,Y, 21: First assembly. Mr. Wfhite means business. Joint meeting of Oak Cliff and Sunset Hi-Y at Y. M. G. A. to elect new ollicers. Byron Williglnis is the President. 'l'11t'xrfr1-1, 22: Programs changed, with the usual grumbling and confusion. W!t'tlIl4'Xtfllj', Zl: Double-header assembly to choose cheer leaders. Tl7li'l'.YtltIj, Z-F: Girl Reserves hold first meeting. l 1'iffuVy, 25: Stampeding Bisons easily trounce Rockwall eleven, 44 to 7. Mo11fft1j,2S: Everyone feeling geod over first victory. Hot Rocks! Tllt'X4lll-Y, 29: just another ole' hot day. ll 't'tf11r'stft1y, 50: W'hat are we going to do? Suthurland has turned us down to be married. cj4Q'l'UBI'.R i1!fIIll'NlltI,j', I: Get your nickels ready! Here comes the first Stampede! It has taken the form of a paper this year. Sunset Dads meet. Ifritftzvy , 2: Metaxoans meet. Ray Brock, new President. Ifootball boys leave for Shreve- Plorl. Stzlzmltzvy, 3: Byrd Hi wins over Sunset. 13 to IZ. Purple battlers make good show- ing. Alfllltlcl-1, 5: A typical Monday. liveryone sleepy. 'l'1i1'srff1-3, 6: Meeting of 4B's and 4A's. Are we going to have a Slllltlilll? ll!,l'KI,l1l!.5illfIV3, 7: Ifire Prevention Assembly. sl. NV. Stevens makes interesting talk. Girl Reserves give party for the freshmen girls. 'l'f11zl'.uf11y,N: Pep Assembly-snap into it, gang! Mr. Chalk leads yells with his favorite, Hliight! Team! Fight! lfritftla, 9: Sunset defeated by North Dallas, 13 to 0. Our former principal, Mr. Wil- son, was at the game. The overseas caps arrive. XVhy the red braid? Alfllltltlil, IZ: Everybody looking for the usual Dallas Day downpour. iI!llt'XzltliX', 15: Dallas Day, and rain! Wfhy has Bille Bray been hiding his talent for the piano? He entertained many at Whittle's Booth. ll t'4f11i'xtlu-1, I+: All the pale faces and drowsy looks are due to the Iiair. 'l'f11zi'stfa,i, 15: Second issue of the Slltllllflftlt' comes out. Paper proves to be very pop- ular among the students. l 1'izl'u3, 16: Where's that school spirit? Mr. W.trd gives a good talk of school spirit in Pep Assembly. Mr. Chalk made Mayor of Boundary. Hurray! Sunset will have a Slllltfillll .llo11tlt1Vi, 19: Hi-Y plans all-night party for initiation of new members. Discuss plans for first social. ilaztfxifubi, 20: Now, we fmtv to be good. Teachers are going on patrol duty. W't'ifl1i'xi1'11y, Zi: R. O. T. G. ollicers promoted. Girl Reserves entertain 4-H Girls at State Pair. '1'fmi',vJfzVi, 22: Pep Assembly-everyonels learning to sing. Mr. Michels directs school songs. Sllllffllf, 25: Sunset P. T. A. entertains Mr. and Mrs. XVhite at the Oak Cliff Y. M. C. A. Hi-Y holds initiation. .T1OIIL1,t1-X, 26: Rainy day schedule goes into effect. TI1t'.Vt1t1'X', 27: Posters put out for 4-A dance. lfirst dance of the season. W1't11I1'.Y1ld,j', ZS: Students get free show at the Texas. Tfillmftlyy, 29: Sftllllfltafi' is better every time. I'i1A1t!I1-X, 50: Teth XVolves down Bisons, 20 to 7. llalloxve'en 4-A dance was a great success. Noviiaiisisit Momfay, 2: S11m1'it11 Staff chosen. Claudine Hill and klaclt Shelton are co-editors. Tllesilclwv, 5: lt's fatal to chew gum this year. We .11'e all finding that out. TV!K'J1It'.W1t1Aj', 4: Girl Reserves hold weekly meeting. 1 1'iz1'a-v, 6: Hi-Y holds social. Community Chest play. Mr. Challt made announce- ments about senior pictures. Momlrzvv, 9: Boys, Assembly held. W'hat does this mean? 7F1lt S!1't1j',10f Senior play try-outs. 51117111111 Staff meeting. TVr'a'm'xz1'ay, 11: Armistice Day. Sunset ties Forest, 6 to 6. Tl71l1'XllLl-j', 12: Initial meeting of Ice Skating Club. 1 i'if1z1,y, 15: Unlucky day for the new El Sol members. Club initiation held. Momfurv, 16: Wfhat happened when the fems', met in the auditorium? Tllestfuy, 17: Two Sunset girls win places in the poppy contest. TV!'tI'IIt'.Yt1lt1wY, IN: Another one of llwxt' assemblies. 7I1l71Il'Xtlc13', 19: Swell! School is out early for R. O. T. C. inspection. l r1z1u,y, 20: Spanish Club meets. Moizihiry, 25: Attorney for the Defense presented by the Dads' Club in the audi- torium. '1i11i'st1aAy, 24: Constitution exam. Bet no one copied this time. Tv!t'd1lt'Xl141,j, 52: Pep rally at 8:15. Thanksgiving assembly. Also advisories. But we didn't mind all that 'cause school's out today. Tbumfay, 26: Thanksgiving Day. Ifootball game with Oak Clitf. Score, 6 to 0. Dance at Sunset. Mom1:1y,,50: This ix a blue Monday. D1-,C1'QM Bien TVIl'l11I4'X1lIt1ij', 2: 4-15 meeting. NVe tried to elect oiiicers. No serious injuries. 71bll1'5r!d-Y, 5: W'e are getting high-hat. Did you notice the art gallery in the hall? Ifriduvv, 4: A real assembly at last! The one-act play, Silence, is the best that has been presented at school. The Dads' Club gave the football boys a banquet. Momfuy, 7: 4-B's hold re-election, but it's not decided yet. Tllllilld-ji, X: Report cards! Pupils don't seem to be profiting by the lunch period study hall. Wfz'zf11exz1z1,v, 9: Good Scholarship social given at the Dallas Power 84 Light. ll-15's hold meeting. Tlizlmfnyy, 10: Ring committee meets. XVe're hoping to have a pretty ring. Ice Skat- ing Club elects ollicers. 1 ri11uy, 11: Bill Harris and Sarah Van Wfinlxle made a big hit as the twins in the i senior play. The Goose Hangs High. Momfay, 14: Bad report cards have had effect. Advisories are now study halls. T1ll'MltlJ', 15: 51111111111 Staff meeting. The year book is progressing rapidly. Y1lJ1l1'XL!tI-Y, 17: Another advisory study hall. lfrizfay, IX: Christmas play. Nine for Santy Claus! Momhly, 224: The weelv seemed awfully short. NVe are all so tired and sleepy! Tllexffay, 29: Staff meeting. Many former students are visiting their Alma Mater. W'ri111mf1a.i', HI: National Honor Society has pictures made for annual. ilifnlzrxtfay, 51: New Year's assembly. Raymond Duval and Mr. Stockard were the speakers tor the occasion. Roger Pendergrass accepted Poetry Contest Cup on behalf ot jack Shelton. Sunset is proud of her poets. -IANUAIKX Aifllltltlj, 4: Announcements made at special assembly. lII1H'M1t1j', 5: IVI5's contribute to yearly IVA dance. ' II 't't111i'.wl'41j, 6: The iVz'1c's will make money ofli us this year. More pictures taken for Snmlial. lfriiftlj, S: This is XVRR broadcasting from the auditorium of Sunset High School All the students enjoyed the program given by Homer Jorden and Lolin McCoy. illomfuiy, 11: Popularity Contest winners decided today because of no penny votes Tzzuuluy, 12: IVA meeting before school. 81111111611 Staff has last regular meeting Wl'tl1Il'.YK!d-j', 15: IVB meeting in auditorium. 1'I1'141llj', 15: Senior Day! Oh, how I wish . . . IVB farewell dance. Afllllllld-1, IX-22: Exam week. Wlmglt a weak Week! Mwzdujr 25: Seniors and juniors make wild dashes for choice classes. TIll'.YtllIA1', 26: And still they come! IVIl'tf11l'.YtlllA1', 27: Advice from advisers. -IIf7Il1'Xt1l1-Y, 28: No Man's Land. l'I1'1llflj', 29: Dramatics Club seeks membership in National Thespian Society lfl BRUARY TIIIUSKZIKI-j', 2: Program cards made out by teachers. II7i't111i'xt1'11y, 3: Tom Skeyhill lectures on Alvin York. H110 pounds of dynamitt led yells. Tbllliilfllj, -1: Miss Simpson is missed by both the student body and faculty. 1 1'ii1nVy, 5: First call for spring football. .II0m1aYy, N: Bill Harris announces Variety Show in assembly. IVl'tl11i'Xllt1-1',1I1f Wfednesday morning study hall. Ring Committee meets to decidt on the rings. Tfufrxifuy, 11: Sfdlllflftli' is out! 1'i1'14lLlH1', 12: Variety Show--and what a show! Momfury, 15: No more gossiping in the halls. Tardy bell now rings at 8:37 'I'11i'sr1'z1,i, 16: Rain! Rain! Rain! II1It'1l11l'.Y11tIVj', 17: High spots of Variety Show seen in pay assembly. '1'l1111'.w1uy, IX: Thomas Cotner receives Harvard Award. Congratulations! 1-'1'1r1:1'y, 19: All Sunset is saddened by the death of xloyce McLarty Stanfill, ex-gradu ate. Molnfuy, 22: Wfashington Bicentennial program. Where is our holiday? ISIIUXIIKJ-j', 25: Pecan tree planted on the campus. Rain can't cheat us of our tree W'ri11lr.w1aV3, 2-1: Advisories. IVI5 meeting in auditorium. Tf1I11'.N'f1tlj, 25: Cfrl Reserves entertain freshman girls. Sfallzjnalt' is seen once more 1 r1i1a,1, 26: Wlieia is Miss Simpson coming back? Oli, these Economics exams Momlagi, 29: Our little Iiditor eating Hershey bars in Dramatics. M AR cH Tl!t'.Ylld-j', 1: We are all glad to see Miss Simpson back at school. w,I'l!1lt'.X'KltI-j', 2: The Texas XVeek Assembly was plenty good. ilifnlzrxtlaj, 5: 51111111111 goes to press. Momlary, 1: Miss Smith promoted from 112 to 305. 1 ' I SUNNISMS 1 Hmm XX ho was the last man t box olml SUIIIXIUB Philip I wk The undtitaker. Mqrlrfz Hiven t I seen you somewhere sometime? Malul uite likely I ye been there. W itchlgotna plekidgt Sabook WJ9S3U3lD1UX'lIIa Sadickshuntry, fullonaimes. Gonna geta- pltcedog angottagetti naimferim. 4 1 Way tan t marry you. You' e prietitillv penniless S Thit s nothing The Czar of Russia wx as Nicholas how to make your plpei more interesting. Did you eirry them outa Brmlz Did you set me with that basket yy ISIC paper this morning. Bmifj is yes Bmilz t x Q ' 'ying out your ideas Wlaat time is it ls It s only 1 qulrter of twelvefi Y ou it ci tu' The eloek strikes three. We isn t thiee quarter of twelvefy' Bumf S0 Morgan is a booklteeper now? Dillon Yea, hes keeping several than he borrowed from me last year. ' I zuwlfz -and it is reported that an eastern rajah has a bedstead twelve feet long and nine feet wide. V ict' in rear: Aw, that s .1 lotta unk.' The stern father was anxiously pacing t e floor upstairs. Going to the head of the stairs, he called: 'Mae, what time is it? 'I don't know, father. The eloek isn t going. XVell, how about the young man? 'Ir1'Illt'l'Z XVhat are you doing up in my apple tree? . 'o an Hale: HB' ieye it or not, mister, ' t fell out of an airp ine.' The history teacher was displaying a col- lection of coins to his class. Slapping a 13 f tc ar on the desk, he said sharp y, W wat is that? Silence followed. Then NVesley Ireston, the back row, blurted out, Tails. 1-5: How much do you oye mef' ,nr ry: As niue i as ever. Y : Say, who is this guy ver. . . 1: it you ever wear the 'ote about the Egyptian guide who showed a group of tourists two seulls of Tutankha- men, one when he was a boy and the other when he was a many' ,tlSt'ij'Z 'IXO' let s hear it. .' 4 Q l I' ' 0 NIH It f o ' b I + ff' TI V A . , l H 'L a 2' 'Fu .' 4 .. -,, , .. ,K - - bn if H I i Pu: I ', I X ' ' r I 1 x' . ,, X I el I I I ' it jus I1 ' fi: 4 ' . Y I I Bmiz'-y: I sent you some ideas telling you hu I ,ll r+' , e on 0 - , .' 4 of '. - 1' '. ' 13 . 'U ' 73 ' 2 W'l , 1' , I did. ' ' z W -ll, I vas eiii . x ,, Ia I 9 C I I ff , ' , ' ,103-s 1113 E I ll,i ' I ' a ' I D ji DI I yl M Cs . Y x , + 4 o C g 4 A .I Doroibvy Nell: I just found five dollars. uvclfdit Gosh! Pay me that fifty cents you borrowed. Doroffry Nell: XVait, let me tell you the rest of the dream. My gosh! cried the drunk. as he crashed into a gas station, I've struck oil. Ht1r'gra1'e: 'iBut these jokes aren't funnyf IVIz'Br'v: I know that. but I happened to see you drop these, and I thought you might think they were. Breathes there a man with soul so dead, NWho never to himself hath said, As he stubbed his toe against the bed: levi21-.fail--?:q?ff-f'?!45.1 Mr. Rrerf: The new Dusenberg car has 50,000 revolutions a minute. le'u1'orx: Gosh, that beats Mexieof' First the hooded figures made him crawl in and out of the street car on his hands and knees. Then he had to swallow three methyl blue tablets in rapid succession. Then they arranged for him to fall off a stepladder into a barrel of road tar. Ifinally he had to pull the buttons off a cop's coat. There, he gasped with a forced grin, as he was elubbed into uneonsciousness, I guess that makes me a member of the I-Ii-Y. fllzlrvyz Say, lend me a nickel. I want to Call up a friend of mine. Azrifyz Sure, take this dime and call up all your friends. A blushing young student named Darrell Was neat in his wearing apparel, This was all yen nice, But he couldn t count dice non he s wearing a barrel Mr Ptlflffflllllllll Order' Order S01 x Csuppl coffee an a him sand wici l . Lil: She s got the chimney disease Birdie: Wliat do you mean? . 'LL The laziest guy in the World is he who handed in an examination paper with the words: 'llease see Stewart's paper for my answers. S illrl'.': Say who do you think you are? T4'IIIIi.YfllIZ m just Ll little dandruff try i 3, to get a head. Tln Pexsinlixfs: Hello, girls you would not care to go with us, would you? Tw' Ojvfinzixfsz Hello girls 'ou ll x with us, won't you? T10 C:1J4'fx: Hel o girls where are ' goinkv P Do you write jokes? Yes, what's your address?,' Y 1 ' lpn... Lx 2 - - I ,, Binfic: W'hat's the matter with Georgia, Lil .. , E ,, .. Lil- fl D Y ,. P , x H Y s .. HI, Y- in 7 ., I vt H ,, X .1 y Y 3 s gi ,, 1 l , , we 3 Anne: Don't turn out the light, Tommy. Don't you know that love is blind? Pufionz Q'Yes, but your fatheris not in lovef' My sister went to a party the other night where they played a game in which the men had to kiss the girls or buy them a box of chocolates. Well, was your sister lucky? Yea, she came home with fourteen boxes of chocolates. Miss Sl. Clair: Tell me the truth now, Eric. Who did your homework for you? Hades: Father. M. S. C.: Quite alone? Hades: No, I helped him with it. EIUIIIIUYZ How are you 'ettinf alon at . is is . home since your motherls absence? Alden: Oh, it's a great life. I can now put my socks on from either end. Pal: What is a pedestrian. Dad? Mr. Pomlrzzmz lt is a man with a car and two sons in high school. Cfmfk: XVhat do you know about ni- trates, Billy? Burneff: l'XVell, they're .1 lot cheaper than day rates. Dale: 'QCan you get me a date with .1 good girl?,' Pbif: Well, l can get you a good date. Spirzl: XVhat's the matter with Nolan? Sf1f'11z'r'1': I-le's too conceited. The other day he bought a book called 'NY'hat Two Million XWomen XVant' just to see if they spelled his name right. Times are so had that girls are walking both ways. Miss Sfnzjrsouz Stop me if l'ye told you this joke before. Tbrfflleeltl frepeating coursej: Stop, And then there's the laziest man in the world who cut ii cigar in half so he would not have to draw the smoke so far. Sfunforrf: NY'ould you like to go to the senior play? Kale: Oh, lid loye to. Slanfortf: XVell, will you buy your ticket from me? 1J7'tUll't'X 'lilionzjysrmz Why, doctor, you told me to show my tongue, but you l1.1VCI'liI even looked at it. Doclor: No, it was only to keep you quiet while l write down the prescription. Mr. McKay: How are you getting along with the typewriter? 1 si CTIOYUIH' Gazer: Oh, hne. l can make twenty mistakes a minute now. ElIIf7l0yt'fZ Have you any reference? lffrzjwloyecz Sure, and he handed him the following letter: To whom it may concern: james Clardy worked for us one week and we are satisfied. Praff: Say. your mouth's open. Tllllix: Yeh, I know it, th.1t's the way I left it. JF 4: iIIl'.CTIlI1't!VXf If you'll w.1sh the e1u',l'llgiye you a nice new shiny quarter. fimmie: Aw, couldnlt you make it an old dirty dollar? Mlm Sfoff: Now if you take 5x from lllx. whatls the diflferenee? Drinks: Yeah, thgit's what I say. I think it's the bunk too. Mr. Cballe: Have you tried ammonia? Flou'c'rS: Nnw, I think they'll lit Anywity. And that girl is so dumb she thinks Star Dust comes in .1 t in We often Wonder if deaf mutes get their fingers burned when they have hot words. Caller: ls the boss in? Keeler: Are you it salesman. ti bill collector. or ll friend of his? Caller: All three. Krwler: I'Ie is in Ll business conference. He is out of town, Step in and see him. Svoffy Hollmrfr I don't like Charlie. Half the time he wants to pet and the other half talk about books. IIVIMI Mne: I don't like books either. Colrkin: Say, who is that big ham over there with the derby on Clorinr: Donlt you know him? Why, l1e's my date. Colvkin: Huh do you know who I am? Clrwirlr: XVIIV no Colvkiu: Thank goodness Zfzrlmry: XVhat kind of cigarette are you smoking? Malmlvy: Robinson Crosot Zuvlmrt: S, IIIIIIY. I never heard of that kind. Malom'-y: Well, you see, I named it myself It's gi enstnwny Any girl can be gay in n Ford Coupe In Ll taxi they all can be jolly But the girl worth while is the girl who can smile, XVhen you're taking her home on the trolley Roy: What happens to football players who have had eyesight? Coarlr: They make referees out of them Doe: I'll have you know I am related to the Boones. Sfugw: Now I remember, your grand mother's name was Bah Pazrlforif: Say, who told you to put those flowers there? Bray: Miss Hensley Iltllllrfflftlf Pretty, LIFCIIII they? W un': Have you read To Ll Mousen? W c'xl: No, how do you get them to listen? I . 1 , ' ' r K 1 1 75- F? I I' 5? wk 79 il- xi II- i +4 0.4 + .f 4 f V . .' 4 r+.' 45 Sundid Bud3etlor'l93Q OUT C O M If Taxi Fares for Editor - Printing ---- ' Week-End Trip, January 17 - University Club fclamagesj - Typewriter for J. D. C., Jr. - - - Replacement of Plaster in Sundial Room Kodak Films ------ Duplicate Keys for Sundial Room - New Tire for Chevrolet - - - Miscellaneous Qincludes Engrnvingj - TOTAL - s 11.00 550.00 16.00 177.00 60.00 55.50 19.75 26.30 8.75 825.17 - - - 81,699.77 INCOME Sale of Annuals - Advertising - Donations - - - Knockdown on Printing - Photographefs Rebate - Sale of Individual Pictures ToTAI - Diirficgm' A 5 7.50 22.14 300,00 14.75 113.40 .10 S 457.65 . x1.242.12 Roddy: Do you sleep with your windows u or down? P Reifz: 1 don't sleep with windows. Usher: How many, please? Dee Wilsrzlz: There were live of us but three died. This is no joke, but it helps till up space. We hope you were not disappointed in rend- ing it. Coferr Adieu. Fryar: You do? Morrison: Will you please help me hnd my hat? Maffliffwir It's on your head. Nlorrison: Oh! Well, never mind-1'll look for it myself. Once upon a time there was fl Scotchman. There are lots of them now. Mosely: Do you play with knickers? S17erl4'e1': No, white people. f'1f1fn': How much gas do you have? Hzllijy: lt points git one-half. l don't know whether that means half full or lmlf empty. Tazivo: NVnnnn fly? ITIIXKQTIISJ Oh gee, yes! TtIlIt'f2f Xlihiit, 1'll catch you one Valvfnll: So you had nn operation? xX'll1.1f for? Onizfu: Two hundred dollars. Vzllc'I'o11: No, no! l mean what did the doc- tors take out of you? Olzizfn: Two hundred dollars. Valefon: You don't get me. l mean what did you have? Cpllitltli Two hundred dollars. XXCIIUILUIII Oh, l see. l was just wondering lJIII'll UUtlf Do your shoes hurt? Dozrffwff: No, hut my feet do. Viflz: 1 saw you kiss my sister last night. Vajra: Here's four hits. Keep it quiet. Virk: Here's two hits change. l charge ey- eryhody the same. 0 CWM Q.AdoerZz'5er5-J We Wish to express our appreci- ation to the advertisers for the help that they have tendered in publishing this book. We sin- cerely hope that the student body will support these advertisers. The Sumfiazl Staff MRS. ALYCE STUBBLEFIELD Dancing and Expression Boxx: Yes, I'm looking for an ofhce boy. Do you smoke? '27 S R Q 5fUdi0Sf lx F T h Billy Bray: No, thank you, but I could o. osemont Phone: 6-4500 61 X2 .. ent use an ice Cream Conelu ,iq :P 55 -. - , M' ' J : , , '. Slngleton S have a 575,000 adettjilrizjlksrari And Stewart what is Modern Dry Cleaning Plant to C UTI h dl b protect your Hea1.th rrsferi- tworsgizllgln ie roug est istance etween lizcfrlv Dr Cleanin . Y g O 1 7 A Slflg CfOf1 S PHILco - FRIGIDAIRE - MAJESTIC Dry Cold Storage for Furs FORD RADIO SHOP 6-8191 633 West Davis Phone: 6-9840 223 W. Jefferson Z O of 5 4 : U4 Z O 2 l-4 U1 2 EAI l TY OLLEGE 5 fx '5 S Brooklyn Avenue 6 O45 8 E A at Hampton Road ' ,4 74 C0mPlimCHfS1 Oak Cliff Potato Chi Co. CAUDLE PRINTING AND ,, m,md..P ENGRAVING co. cnsuhcm School Announcements, 5F,g'a,'m a3-sf W'edding Announcements, and Visiting Cards Xl P 717 lf. Ninth St. Dall,1s,Tcxas Y,-W 801 North Mont Clair Phone: 9-R233 'QMany worse things have come to pass, sighed the teacher ns she gazed at her IB class. tl- 29 IE- Mr. Puf1fr'r1rz111'l7l: Order! Order! Smzpy: Cuppa coffee an' a ham snnwitchf' Mary Ruffv B.: WlInt Ll man. Silllltij' M.: Wl1at! A Man?', Mr. R1w1': The new Dusenberg car has 50,000 revolutions per minute, Fazvzrs: Gosh, that beats Mexico. 1- 23 21- Colvlzin Sc'lwjj'7f'i': uSay, Percival, Yvho do you think you are?,' Spfrzrerr just Z1 little dandruff trying to get a head. TOM W. ARCHER RENE H. COX Archer-Cox Funeral Home 6-8165 DAVIS AT MADISON 6-8166 Funeral Direefarf and Embezlmem Ambulance Service with Courteous, Efficient and Experienced Attendants Our Service Excfellsl' BOUNDARY PHARMACY Cor. Jefferson and Marlborough Phones 6-5111 6-5112 Phone: 6-0108 505 S. Rosemont Rosemont Barber and Beauty Shoppe Permanent WaS'es 53.00 up Bifx Yourvo Miss lvluiuun' Georgia Underwomf: Why, I CI11'1,C marry you. You're practically pennilessf' Hershell Frost: That,s nothing. The Czar of Russia was Nicholas. Myrivk: Haven,t I seen you sometime?', Mabel: Quite likely. I've been 2? 25- ri- Herzog: Now we will play Spangled Banner' for our second FITXZIIIILTII in fl'IHIIf7t'f xerlioll. just played that. somewhere there. the 'Star number. ' GOShl I pl. 11. Addison O. Addison VV. l. Addison W. I. ADDISON 84 CO. Established 18 81 Service for Every Kind of Inszlrmzee 1110 Kirby Bldg. Phone: 2-7828 L. G. HUNT The Oczfe Cliff jeweler 925 XV. jefferson 6-0031 MORE CLIFF MAID BREAD IS SOLD IN OAK CLIFF THAN ANY OTHER KIND CLIFF AID BREAD Always ffm af oak. eng Grocers OAK CLIFFQWBAKING CO. Ninth and Marsalis JAKE GOLMAN, Pres. Are You as Pretty as You Can Be? You're not fair to yourself if you aren't. A visit here will bring out all the Charm and Beauty of your face and hair. We Specialize in Permanent Waving All Lines of Beauty Art Your Patronage Always Appreciated Jester Beauty Parlor 811 West Jefferson Phone: 6-4104 QWe do Hemstitchingl Styles fur the Young Man FASHION CLEANERS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phone: 6-0106 634 W. Jefferson R. C. S'nuc1u.ANo Dallas, Texas The laziest guy in the world is he who handed in an examination paper with the words: l'Please see Stewartls paper for my answers. jack MUC.: How much do you love me? 119 W- Phone Belly MCL.: As much as ever. Jefferson SHQP 6-1094 jack: Say, who is this guy 'Ever'?', Inc. DUGGA -BI HOP CO., Inc. SALES gffjyegl SERVICE ZANGS AT COLORADO PHONE 9-3151 OPPOSITE CLIFF TOWERS Bef!c'r Service A blushing young student named Darrel Was neat in his wearing apparelg This was all very nice, But he couldn't count dice. So now he's wearing a barrel. Farmer: What are you doing up in my apple tree?,' Felix Turzfo: Believe it or not, mister, I just fell out of an airplane. WESSON JEWELRY CO. 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