Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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GRACE JANUARY Ease wills ilignityf' , Art Club, '31, '32, Gymboree, '32, Gym Demonstra- tion, '30, Variety Show, '30, Ice Skating Club, '30, Gym Frolic, '31, WILBUR GRIFFIN Corral ufilb spirit, eloquent with case, Inlrnl fo reason, or polite to please. HAROLD GRANT A soff tongue never speaks barsb words. Senior Play, '34. FANA SHARP Loving hearts will tell of fbi- joy and pm-.A you lrarc given. Biology Club, Secretary, '33, Gymboree, '32, Gym Frolic, '30, Scholarship Club, '33. MARY JANE ESTES Full many fr flouwr is born lo blush unseen, Anil wash' iis suwfrlrss on Ihr rl:-sert air. Art Club, '32, '33, Allied Art Exhibit, Senior Play, '34, Gymboree, '32, Gym Frolie, '31, Olhcers' Girl Reserves, '32, Health Club, Ice-Skating Club, '31, Gym Demon- stration. '30. CHARLES GRAY Frei noi llrysvlf in any wise. EARLE SCATES Tln' silvnl' rounlenanre oflrn speaks. CLARA ELOISE BRYANT Fair as a slur, wlxn only one is slsining in fbi' sky. FRANCES HOLMES A rrraturz' noi too bright or goorl For lmman nalurr s daily food. Latin Club, '30, '31, Scholarship Club, '33, French Club, '32, '33, Tennis Club, '33, Gym Frolic, '30, Gym- boree. '32, Assistant Editor, Slaniperlr, '33. RAMON LOWE JACKSON No storm vwr ruffled tln: cnrrvnis of his life. CHARLES SMITH Who, if lu' rise to sfalion of command Rises by open means, anal tln-rr will sland On laonorublc terms. MARGARET HARRIS Her lively looks a sprightly mind disclose. Good Scholarship Club, '30, Latin Club, '30, French Club, '32, '33. MARY LEE FISHER Like Io tln' 51I1lUIll'f'S rain, Or as the pearls of morning's flew, Gym Demonstration, '30, Gymboree, '32, Stampede Staff, '33, Property Committee of Senior Play, '33. NATHAN JACOBSON As carefree as ever a lark in llae sky. Science Club, '30, '31, Crack Company, '33, Manager Basketball Team, '33, Stage Committee Senior Play, '33. ,.,..---up thi. sl ll Q . .ofa 62. .av 'v Q I 4 'F J nfl 'Kia Is' A -i-1 M V I S Q :-- l lllllllh ii I E L i.

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- I A ,f If? I 1 ' I 4' ., f'..-flf.. .L F I Q -I ' , .z fofo' .9 lv 5. o A 50 3 rw Q P2 Af!a L. .C-I-Q Q: 3 nlllmll ll . f' wi i Q as 1 I I Y' I 1 uv - FLOYD GATTIS lVorth malzes thi' man. Linz Pin, '31, Good Scholarship Club, '31, Latin Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Vice President, Latin Club, '32, Camp Dallas, '33, First Lieutenant R. O. T. C., '33, Crack Company, '33. HELEN BOGAN Quiet and fair with u ufinsome :mtl winning air, Hef cheerful disposition attracts evt'ryom'. Rovettes, '32, '33, '34, National Honor Society, '33, '34, Senior Play, '34, Christmas Play, '32, Good Scholarship Club, '29, '30, '33, Horseback Riding Club, '33, '34, Gymboree, '32, French Club, '30. VERA MAE LANPHEAR Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes. Rovette Club, '33, National Honor Society, '33, Secre- tary of Class '33, Treasurer National Honor Society, '33, Senior Play, '33, Good Scholarship Club, '31, '32, Gym- boree, '32, Denton Play Day, '33. J. O. YEARGAN Sturdy, brave, and true-the kiual of Man wh0'il fight and falter not. ED STEGER A well-bred man is always sociable and romplacentf' Orchestra, '31, '32, '33, Crack Company, '31, '32, '33, Commissioned Officer, '32, '33. MARGARET MILLINGTON Here's a health to the lass with the merry black ryes! HELEN JEFFRIES With a heart like a feather, a soul full of mirth. W. L. MCBRIDE A tender heart, a will inflexible. Ice Skating Club, '30, '31, National Honor Society, '33, '34, Good Scholarship Club, '30, '31, '32, '33, Latin Club, '30, '3I, '32, Linz Pin, '30, Senior Play, '33, Business Manager Sumlial, '33, '34. BILL PATTON Gcm'1osity should always be accompanied by a dash of humor. Junior Hi-Y, '29, '30, R. O. T. C., First Lieutenant, '31, '32, Music Review, '30, '31, '32, Senior Play '34, Manager Football Team, '32, '33, Stampede Staff, '33, Sun- dial Literary Staff, '33, '34. VIVIAN LoNc A pleasing countenance is a silent rommemlalionf' Gym Demonstration, '30, Gymboree, '32, French Club, '30 HARRIET HERNDON A rosebud set -with liitlr willful thorns. V. L.'s, '33, '34, Latin Club, '30, '31, Stamlietle Staff, '32, National Honor Society, '33, Gym Frolic, '30, Biol- ogy Club, '33, Girl Reserves, '33. ROBERT JOHNSEY 1 am he of whom you haw hraril so much. GAIL WARRINGTON My only books were woman's looks, and folly's all they'11e taught me. MILDRED WYLIE A little, tiny, pretty, witty, charming darling, she. Gym Frolic, '30, Gymboree, '32, French Club, '30.

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.v, lk 352 '14 1 1312 l 1 I xl I - , I I , I Ii--' r .9 155. -. fa , .5 ao F1 21 ,900 ' E AQCQO , -. :WIA E ' :fe ns. - 1153? g K 'O' an fi- , Q l slllmll , N I l f I, W A H ' V I :II GORDON GAYLE EI1Cl0uf'l'll wilh sanctity of reason. Ice Skating Club, '31, Good Scholarship Club, '31, '32 '33, President Scholarship Club, '33, Linz Pin, '33, Na tional Honor Society, '33, '34. NORMA PRESTIDGE Why your hair was amber, I shall divine, And your mouth of your own geranium's red- Latin Club, '30, '31, Tennis Club, '32, Gym Frolic, '30 S. R. A. Contest Winner, '33. ESTELLE REID Rz'meml7z'r well aml bear in mind That a girl like her is harfl lo find. Biology Club, '33, '34, Entered Sunset, '33. EARL PRICE Nolhing mzdizrvs but personal qualities. THOMAS LEWIS For still himself he bore At manh0orl's simple level. Orchestra, '29, '31, '32, Cartooning Club, '30, Elmer' '3J. RUTH VERMILLION In maiden meditation, fancy free. Orchestra, '31, '32, '33, Say It With Music, '33, RUTH JOHNSON The virfm' of her lively looks Exeels Ihr precious slow. THOMAS BOYD 'Tis he whose law is reason, who depends Upon that law as on the best of friends. OLIVER STURGES An hours! nmffs the noblest worlz of God. Stamp Club, '31, Biology Club, '33-'34. HOWARD DUNNIGAN Thr manly part is lo do with might and main what you can do. BILLY KENNEDY rr Whose high r'na'f'aL'ors are an inward light That makes the llafh before him always bright. WILSON HARRELL I have always Ihought the actions of men lhe lies! interprefzfrs of their lhoughtsf' JACK STEWART Truthful, and almosi siernly just. Stampede Staff, '33. JAMES HOLDER For he that is good, is ever great. Stampede Staff, '33, I .P. C. A. El Sol, '32, '33, Pan-American Students' Forum, '33,