Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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1' 5. 1 P5 Y y 1 To all the member of the faculty whose Qt Udfast d votlon to be h puplls cmd school h Ib never ceased cmd To whom we Owe so much for hemvmq 5KIffGd ue on the long road To succ es we crretehlly deolccmfe thls 1945 SUN DIAL A www G :Rh .1155-, Q-2 -M ' 'X K 9 9 Y T W , . . . w Q QA, 1. . , w , . I A:i:'.l Qf '- . .. , I i we V , I ,. . X .....,. X 1350 I 1 1 ,. Y' ff L, iv, 9 ' V , sf, sig ,P V I' Y j ' .ily . 'L 1, 'ZA l - b v . 1j.r any , ' Q I Q.. . R., 'MQW K -' - ' ,, , ' .' ffl . g ' . ' V A v . fx L' '31 ' 1, Q '-' . ' . i is Q V ,' f. - '. ' 5- . g, 'V ,4 5 gr. ' f. ' --,. ' . , , -Av , . - '- fi , 71' 7'. 5 .fbi -: ' e L e Q s ' h, ' W 0 . gf I 'J' nfnucm .4---1

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'.f:., 'i ,Ftrs - . gs K Parent-Teacher Association gf ,. -Q r in .1 Qi' wr 3 ' 4 t 1 sq. A it iw-r v I . .4 '-.F --- -V F. . .qc it ,M Avi C . .. . s. as A U2 Q . A ,. t l ' Q , NFPA! W' f Ei - , .f- 4 K : . 1.- L',.H- My ef' 5 Qiibimgk 7 .tx BEMIV K OFFICERS Mrs. Gus Berry . . . ..,.. President Mrs, l, D, Chalk, Ir. . . . Revording Secretary Mrs. Norman Mansfield . . . FirstVice-President Mrs, C. l-l. McDonald . , Corresponding Secretary Mrs. O. V, Byfield . . Second Vice-President Mrs. C. E. Freherq ..... . . . Treasurer Mrs I. VV. Boisseau . . . Third Vice-President Mrs. VJ. A. VVYllHllf3I'l6Y . ..., Historian Mrs Ralph Gilby . . . . Fourth Vice-President Mrs. Leon Price ....... Parliamontarian Mrs. Harry Crenshaw . , . Fifth Vice-President Mrs. Gerald Prescott ......... , . Mrs. VV. VV. Murphy . . . Sixth Vicefl3resident Delegate to tltc Dallas City Council Mrs, A. E. llarris . . . Seventh Vice-President Mrs. Otis McDonald .....,. . . . . Delegate to the Dallas City Council The Parent-Teacher Association ot Sunset High School holds membership with The National Congress of Parents and Teachers, The Texas Congress ot Parents and Teachers, and The Dallas City Council ot Parent-Teacher Associations. The objects of this association are to promote the Welfare ot children and youth in home, school, church, and community, to raise the standard ot home liteg to secure adequate laws tor the care and protection ot youth, and to bring into close relation the home and the school so that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training ot the child and develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure the highest advantages in physical, mental, and spiritual education for every child. OUR MOTTO: ln essentials, unity, in non-essentials, libertyy in all things, charity. Meetings are held on the second Friday oi each month at lU:3U A. M. at Sunset High School. P i Turlz r

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c FOIH'fCCll I. D. CHALK, IR. To the Seniors: No one could tell me Where my soul might be I seorched tor God, ond He eluded meg I sought my brother out, cmd tound C111 three.