Sunset Hill High School - Sundial Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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p ar- 1 the oard e H. Com- iunds Ross Kline, .Alumnae .Association Mrs. Barrett Hecldens, Ir.: Mrs. John W. Taylor: Mrs. Charles F. Mcffordg Mrs. Paul I. Love. O f f i c e 'r s President Mrs. John W. Taylor Vice-president Mrs. Charles F. McCord Recording Secretary Mrs. Paul J. Love, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Barrett Heddens, Jr. Treasurer Mrs. Robert S. Thompson . The Alumnae Association of Sunset Hill School has been in existence for about thirty-four years. The membership now numbers about three hundred former graduates of the school. The Association meets three times a yearg at a luncheon in the fallg a breakfast at Christmas time to which the senior class is invitedg and a final meeting in the spring. The purpose of the organization, in addition to renewing friendships made during the school years, is to perpetuate the interests of the school and to help it in any way possible. In order to carry out this purpose, the Alumnae Association has sponsored a variety of projects with the dual effect of attracting former students and friends to the school and providing substantial funds for the furtherance of programs undertaken for the benefit of the school. -5-