Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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S. 1 Dads, Club Cl7!ljl'lIIllll of liwvzzlii 4' cifllllllljlffl' . xloi il. Ki MP rox Prmirfwzl . . Alan A, cyl mum X1jl'f PVK'Silll'l1I . . C.. H, Sc,HU'l'i'i, Virf'-Prr'sizlr'uf . DR. sl. H. RM' lvift'-P7'l'Sillf'Ilf . . A. KI. PATTON Vin'-lfrffsidwzl -lor R. AIOHN Vive-Prvsi1lf'r1f . . AI. QI. COl.I.ll'Ii SK'l'7't'ftlY',Y-Til'!'l151ll't'7' . NY'l1,IiY ROBERTS The purpose of the Dads' Club is to promote gi feeling of fellowship among the pai'- ents. to make school life easier and more enjoyable, to encourage the building up of the community. to establieh a closer cooperation between parents, faculty, .ind student body, and to encourage everything that improves Sunset High School Il7l

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,.. ..-any parent-Teachers Association P1'eriaf1'r1f . . Firsl Vim'-l'i'e.iirlz'11l Secoflaf lift?-Pl'l'5iKll'lIf Third Vii'1'-Preiizfwlf lfourllr Vin'-Pr'i'si1lr'nf Fifib Vice-Pi'i'sizfa'11l Sixilr Vin'-Pi'i'xir1i'11f . SI'l'0I1fl7 Vim'-Pi'r'siflr'11l Rrcorrfing Se1'i'efai y Mus. JOHN M. Pours Mas. Ii. R. IJONNIELI, Mus. il. R. Climsiui-.its . Mas. H. M. CLARK Mas. Tiiorvms Co'rN1,ia . Mas. -I. A, Bissrmre Mas. ERNLST DEX'liNPOR'I' . Mus. Lua Dooorixs . Mus. R. T. COGHILI, Clll'Tl'Sf11llIlfflI1Q Sr'r'i'r'lar'y . Mus. A, D. THoMPsoN 1il't'tlAIl7't'7' . . . Mus. GUY T. DI-.N'fCJN Historian . . Mus. W. H. Hoxiowas' Pdl'IilEII1l'lIftll'fl1lI . . Mas. R. A. SLAUQ The Parent-Teacher Association, which is composed of two hundred and ten persons and twenty-nine contributing firms, meets the second Friday of each month in the school auditorium. The purpose of the Parent-Teacher Association is to create and stimulate a bond of interest and sympathy between parents and teachers, to make it possible for parents to understand the school and the work, to help maintain a high moral atmosphere in the school, and to stimulate among the students a desire for higher education. The Parent- Teacher Association is particularly interested in the mental, moral and physical welfare of Sunset students, Funds with which to carry on their welfare work and their set purpose have been obtained through membership fees. dances. game tournaments, assemblies, and book reviews. They have helped to further interest in good scholarship by giving twenty-five dollars to the student in each graduating class with the highest average for four years. They also presented the R. O. T. C. department with a scholarship to Camp Dallas and entertained both graduating classes. lie

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