Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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5, ' , 3. if PARENT-TEACHER ASSCDCIATICDN M RS MRs MRS. MRS MIKS. MRS MRS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MR s V. C. XVHITL 1111.13 . -I. A. PRUEIT1' . C. li. NlCCUBI3lN . KI. P. Toxxxsl-.Nu L. L. Bu ITS . E. G. COUNLII . RAY COI'I lN . W. D. GAI.lS1iAl'l'II T, A. WAGGONEIK C. D. MARCHMAN JOHN E. LATHAM O. C. LUND . B. D. BARNr'r'r hll 11 PlAl'Xjl!l'lIf . Fits! View-P1'f'sizfr'11f Svromf Vin'-Pr'r'xiil'1'r1f Tf7fl'l1 Vim'-1'1'1'xiif1'11f I o1z1'ff1 Vicw-I'rf'siJw1t Fiflfl Vim'-l'1'c'xi4fa'11i . Sixffl Vin'-Pi'1'sii1r'11f SL'L'L'llfb Vice'-P1'i'sidi'11f . Rc'cording C0l'I CSpO71diHg . .Pa rliaz Secretary Secretary Trmxu rw' Historian II t'lIfLlI'fl1l1 The Sunset High Sc oo I arent- Teac ier Association, organized in 1925, holds mem- bership with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. The Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers. and The Dallas City Council of Parent-Teiicher Asgogigtigng Number 18. Its motto is In essentials, unityg in non-essentials, libertyg in .ill things, chairityf' Meetings are held on the second Friday of each month, in the Sunset High School auditorium at 10:00 41. ni. . S

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SUNSET I-HGH DADS' CLUB XVIIiI,lANI BRAIN . . Prvsidvrzz' FRED O. WE1ss'r12R FirxfVin'-Pr1'siz1r'11f C. R. SXVENSON Svroml Vifr'-Prcxidczzf B. P. DYSAll'F . ThirdViva'-Pw'xi4l4'11f J. D. CHURCHILL . Fourib Vire-Prr'siJc11f En H. BAKER FRANK C. BUCK C. W. BUKINVANI W. C. CiOOlDMAN Fifth Vim'-P1'1'siJr'11f Si,x fl: Vin' -Pl'!'Xitll'lIf S!'l'l'PfdI'-XV'-T1'l'l1XIlI'l'I' Past PI't'.Vitlt'l1f Since its organization in 1925, the Dads, Club has been instrumental in promoting good fellowship among the parents, the faculty, and the student body. It has striven to support and sponsor everything which would increase the prestige of Sunset High School and which would engender a useful community school spirit. During the year 1936-37 the club, which has an active membership of more than five hundred, has worked conscientiously to achieve its objectives. The outstanding accomplishments for the current year are the broadening of the Student Loan Fund to assist graduates in obtain- ing business education, the creation of an employment advisory committee, the awarding of prizes to outstanding students in order to stimulate ambition and a desire to make the most of opportunities before them and the sponsoring of a gymboree for the purpose of purchasing uniforms for the Sunset Band. It is constantly on the alert in all matters affecting the welfare of the school, student body, and community and is now engaged in trying to obtain several much-needed improvements for the school. 58 -0 vx 4 : is ' 1: fe E'I-:1' s 5' E2111.'.-E252 1 2232212 :E ., I :E 'A ss Q-19433 '- 'Etli 75525351221 Z-' I-1-1' '-I'Z-I+!-1-I Ssis ss.:-isis 15:21 I. - 12:25:55 E251 E: f 55:1 :I:l:l 3:I:2:2F:1:2: 2-111 55555551-55255 f:2:a:s:sga sgzgsg2giggsg siziaizizisisisiaaiieg EEESEEEEEEEFEEEE? ' 4' 122: 1 -.-.4.1i2i1i1i1i157i1i252

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