Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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The 1974 SUNDIAL Tributes Cecil J erden and M. A. McCollum. Barnes I4 0810 e i Q L

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Barnes Well, another year has come and gone. Another graduating class has taken its candle from the flame of Sunset and will soon split into its many different ways of life. I would like to ask that you always carry part of that flame in your hearts because that flame is the Life and Spirit of Sunset, and no school has ever had the spirit that Sunset has. As you leave Sunset, you are leaving as young adults rather than small children. Think back to your first day as a Bison. Remember how you learned the traditions and then soon became a part of them? Sunsetls value comes from making you experience other people through these traditions, and, for me, I can truly say that I love Sunset and that I have enjoyed each one of its traditions. I would like to thank everyone who worked with me and helped in making this the greatest year of my life. Student Body President Good luck to all of you. I6