Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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-4 Mr. Miller, Sunset principal, admires The Trophy cases aTTer wriTing his message To The Seniors CrighTD. Mrs. Merriman and Mrs. Reuscher, SunseT secre- Taries.

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BDARDDFEDUCATICIN W-T.wHITE EUFERINTENDENT DF EEIHCIDLB EDWIN I.. RIFPY, M. D, PRESIDENT E. D. WALKER MRS-T H- R ASEISTANTELJPER NTENDENT vmgjlmnjfnn o DALLASINDEPENDENT SCHDULIMSTRMT R MmH.MK Mna.VERNmN D. INBRAM HARRY STONE cm r: AY DALLA5,TEXA5 Ass1s'rAN1'suPEnrN'rsNDENT FRANK L.W1l.l.1AMs Ass1sTAN'rsuFEFuN'rENDr:N'r ' ECHEIEIL ADMINIETR TICIN BUILD NE FRANKLIN E. SPAFFDRD A I BRYAN ADAMS VAN M. LAMM RDLIBE HDWELI. JACK H. EREARD 3'7ClCl ROSS AVENUE EECRETARY'EUElNESS MANAGER TELEPHONE VICTDR 1621 DUN E. MATTHEWS R- L- DILl-ARD, JR- Assrs'rAN'r 'rcz THE suFERxN'rENDENT SUNSET HIGH ECHDUL C. C. MILLER, PRINCIPAL Dear Seniors: It has been a pleasure to have had you during your three years in high school. Soon you will be leaving and trying to establish yourselves in this changing atomic age. Living in the midst of these changes in everyday life, you must exercise great care. Select fine ideals and work toward achieving them. Our ideals are molds that shape our lives. we must build into our lives the values which are satisfying, enduring, and cumulative. No matter what changes come, none will ever take the place of love of friendship, memories of happy occasions, and sense of satisfaction in doing worthwhile things for our fellow men. Be satisfied with your knowledge only when it creates a desire to grow, for there is no progress without growth. My wish is that your minds and souls here at Sunset have been so cultivated that you may have the wisdom to meet changes of tomorrow and to use them wisely. As you adjust to this chang- ing world, may you not be swept along in the current, but do your part to help mold a future that will be steadfast and secure. I Sincerely your friend, Aff '