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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

xv TXIN Qmigxx Kofg Wiigvgxggxwmxggxygxyxwgxxmx ,4,..,..1-...-..--Q-..4.v-u ., . .,.-.-.D -...-. - ,. ...ff -.,.-as-an-gn.-nov -- -Q -.-.4-.-uv 1,4- 4., ..-... 0 -4- - .- L.. ,-.5-.-nf.-.-1 . ,-,,.,,, ,- 5 5-Q X' A OREWORD The.SUNDlAL records more than the passage ot time. ln making a permanent account ot the year's events, activities, and achievements, it tells the story of our intellectual, social, ancl athletic de- velopment. For this reason, the SUNDlAL is an important product of Sunset Hill School. l i l l THE SUNDIAL for 1959 , g 1 ..-.?...-v-.....,.....:.-.-q-U-...-q-wv-xss-p--,f'. ,-,... ,Emp ,.. ...,,..,,. ..- J26591 373 sun '59 GN suNolAL. . Nl MCPL - ll!lllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllll L 3 0000 00110097 7,- Pulalished by tha Students of SUNSET HILL SCHOOL Fifty-first and Wornall Road Kansas City, Missouri Editor-in-Chief .................... L ............ ........ M crgaret Weatherly Assistant Editor, Layout Manager ................ Elizabeth Bruening Business Manager ............. ............ ............ G enie Sharp Advertising Manager ...... .... ........... P a t Uhlmann Literary Editor ............ ........ J ulie Horner Photography Editor ..... ............... K afhy Symes Art Editor ............... ....................... T ricia Mesce Faculty Sponsor.- .......... Miss Mary Jo Manry Business Advisor. .......... Mrs. William Elder 3 ,.. ,..a .,. -.......,.,,.s..-......-.-....4.s.,.......-.4vv-mw,-r-w ,-.-4-agar -+--e -v--' We, the Senior Class of l959, wish to dedicate this SUNDIAL to one whose infinite patience and quiet efficiency have proved an inspiration to us through the years. She will be best remembered to us for unravelling the complexities of the French lan- guage. She has also endeavored to develop our crea- tive expression through the art of ceramics. lt is with pleasure, then, that we dedicate this l959 SUNDIAL to Madame Ernest Manheim. .,.. ...4-4. .r,. .,.,,.,t LVM.-,, in H A rn, , , ,ada ' i b J I ' --A -0-.-.4 .u:.-:.,.,.c-.....v...-.- gy ,.. . . - - A-aau.....-wg.-. MADAME ERNEST MAN!-IEIM 2 2 4 , 4 5 5 Q 2 , 2 F i 4 E w 4- - ' ---------' ' ' ' ,T 1-ne:.g,,' .5 X 124' ,,, Y ,........-,......-1..-4--1 Dining Room Sunset Hil Choo! Alfred Tyler Hemingway Gymnasium X 4..-.agaf-a--Q..--..1m...auunna.uan-my 'W' '- ' ' ff' - - -i 'f . 1 ' -. - ., ,L --.qy-.--.-.,.......u,--q-.,-q1.f-..-.9- awww-..,lr ..., ,. Board of Trusiecs Mrs. Milton Mc:Greevy, Chairman Mrs. William M. McDonald Mr. Paul Bartlett, Jr. Mr. Milton McGreevy Mrs. George Bunting, Jr. Mrs. C. Whitney Miller Mr. William B. Cozad Mrs. Brooks C. Noah Dr. Martin P. Hunter Mr. L. Chandler Smith Mrs. Leona rd Kline Lower School P TA President ............ ................................................. rs. C. Whitney Miller Vice-President ....... .......... M rs. John Morrison Secretary ......... ......... M rs. Elmer Rhoden, Jr. Treasurer ........ ...... M rs. William H. Ennis Upper School P TA President ............ ................................................ M rs. George P. Sharp, Jr. Vice-President ....... .......... M rs. R. Hugh Uhlmann Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,.. ........ M rs. Joseph H. Bruening Treqgurer ,,,.,,,. ...... M rs. F. A. Carmichael, Jr. . Alumnae Association President ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,......................... .................................... M rs. Graham Hunt Vice-President ,,,,,,,,,,.,,.., .............. M iss Alice Bur1'Or1 Reggrding Secretary ,.,,,...... ...... M FS. Fred Goodwin, Jr. Corresponding Secretary ..,... ........... M iss Marilyn Hudson Treggurer ..--,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, ........ M i ss Katharine McGuire MRS. ORVILLE C. GREEN ADMINISTRATION Nineteen hundred titty-nine morks Mrs. Orville C. Green's twentieth yeor os Heodrnistress of Sunset Hill School, Hers is o mony-sided role in which she heods the school's odministrotion, sponsors ond odvises the senior closs, ond this yeor hos tought o fourth-yeor Lcitin closs. Mrs. Green received her BA. ond MA. degrees from Northwestern Uni- versity ond did odvonced study ot the University of Chicogo. Before her op- pointment ot Sunset Hill, Mrs. Green wos Deon of Girls ond teocher of Lotin ond history ot the North Shore Country Doy School in Winnetko, Illinois. For two yeors she wos vice-president of the Notionol Associotion of Principols of Schools for Girls ond o representotive on their council. For four yeors she wos o member of the School ond College Committee of thot some orgonizotion. MR OO Uni Mrs. Green is o member of the Heodmistresses Associotion of the Middle West. ADM!NISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS MRS. A. N. KRAMER MISS MILDRED STROTHER MRS. ROBERT ISENBERGER Bookkeeping ond Office Assistont Executive Secretory Enrollment Secretory University of Colifornio Rondolph-Mocon, A.B. University of Konsos Columbio University University of Coiorodo SERVICE STAFF Left to Right: Bill Motthews, Hottie Lewis, Vermiluo Burton, Edno Hollowoy, Velrno Jones, Jeff Williorns, Jomes Squores. V ' , mi - ,5E2 +1- 7' 111:52 If .sir-' 15??S55?f5sis5'fE f' f I we if E .f I 24 f 'J X W lg MRS. J. M. KELLEY Sixth Grade University of Kansas, BS. MRS. WILLIAM F. MOLL, JR. Physical Education Skidmore College, BS. MRS. SHIRLEY FULDA Seventh Grade Central Missouri State College, BA, Washington University Mexico City College FACULTY Bottom Row, Left to Right: MISS VIVIAN M. CLARK Sixth Grade Scripps College, B.A. MRS. KENNETH STONER Second Grade Kansas State Teachers College Life Certificate in Primary and Kindergarten MRS. JOI-IN P. DIX Third Grade Pittsburg State Teachers College Life Certificate Columbia University University of Kansas Kansas City University FACULTY Bottom Row, Left to Right: ,fry MRS. ERNESTINE BALMEO if Physical Education Two-Year Certificate-C.M.S.T.C. Kansas State Teachers College, B.S. MISS GERDA KAATZ History and Mathematics Kansas City University, A.B. University of Illinois, M.A. University ot Iowa, Ph.D. MRS. WILLIAM L. ELDER English and Typing Hood College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. Temple School tor Secretaries MISS MARY EVELYN PRETZ Mathematics Loretto I-Ieights College, AB. ., L ..-af MRS. MERLYN coup Mathematics University ot Kansas, B.A. MRS. EDGAR R. ROSEN Nursery School Academy tor Nursery School and Kindergarten Teachers MISS CONSTANCE HAMPL French University ot Wisconsin, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Middlebury French School Universite de Grenoble MME. ANDREE TRON French Women's State Teachers College Coutances Certificate Sorbonne Lite Certificate MRS. PATRICIA L. GRAVES Music University of Kansas City University ot Indiana, M.A. FACULTY Bottom, Left to Right: MISS IDA WIED Science Carrol College, A.B. University of Chicago, M.A. Northwestern University University of Washington MRS. THOMAS E. MCMILLAN Music Newcombe Tulane University, B.M. Louisiana State University MISS MARGARET MALONE Fourth Grade . Saint Mary College, B.S. FACULTY Bottom, Left to Right: MISS MARY C. YOUNG Algebra University of Nebraska, A.B, Columbia University University of Michigan University of Wisconsin MRS. NOAH W. SEE Kindergarten Horner Institute of Fine Arts Certificate in Fine Arts Special Proficiency in Primary Kindergarten Education MRS. ERMA BAGENSTOS MURTY Nursery School Kansas Teachers College- Certificate Nursery and Primary Education University of Nebraska MRS. ERNEST MANHEIM French University of Leipzig, Ph.D MRS. MISS University of London Diploma in Psychology RICHARD LICHTMAN History Barnard College, B.A. Cornell University CAROLINE HENDREN Fifth Grade Smith College, B.A. ir-, MRS. ELSIE FRISBIE NORMAN First Grade University of Kansas City, A.B. University of Denver, M.A. Teachers College, Columbia University University of Minnesota University of Kansas Kansas City Teachers College MRS. JOSEPH J. RAACH Latin St. Louis University, A.B. FACULTY Bottom, Left to Right: MISS JEAN l-IULLSICK Art Vassar College, A.B. MRS. JAMES M. SELLERS, JR. Eighth Grade Southern Methodist University, B.A. MISS MARY JO MANRY English Wellesley, A.B. University ot Texas, M.A. N w Q22 TY n, JR rsity, Top: Avon collingl We oll gotto go sometime. Middle: And you think Moby Dick hos o big mouth! Mokes you think, doesn r it? Bottom: So I soid to the mob . . . Where is Hill, Mrs. McMiIIon? Well, now, 'fell us oll obout it? si Q - LQ i , . 5 S ' ,,,,,7,,,, V . ,, .Q fx 5 , J l 'x ,X- X X , J . Y.-...un-g.. , -1-.1 , enior Class History We do not think we are greatg we know that we are the greatest. Some of us have been together for l5 years and others have joined along the way, until 28 of us rnake up the hl t' wonderful class ot '59, With zest and energy we have piled up both academic and at e ic awards to our credit. Together we have worked and played hard. Having overcome the petty . . . h b divisions ot earlier days, our class is one. With a unique spirit, we graduate as t e est. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS pI'GSlCl6'V1'f -----------------.---..-............................... ...... E mily Park Vice-President ...... ,,,,,, A nn Jgrvig Secretory ........... ....... J ulie Horner Treasurer ........ ...... M artha Miller .-.------Mrs. Green Sponsor ....,,.. Left to Right: Emily Park, Mrs. Green lClass Sponsorl, Martha Miller, Ann Jarvis, Julie Horner. 1: e 1 5 MARY LOUISE ALLEN APRIL 17, 1941 F!FTEEN YEARS ELIZABETH ALLENE BRUENING FEBRUARY 3, 1941 THIRTEEN YEARS , ,',' - 552555255122E55f55i1:'E:f'.-5?Z2:iEii? EEEEEEEEESEEEEZ:::.::5EE5:Z??5EE5'5 ' 5:2 1 . -2:2'F1: 25:. ' - -1 . -:I' .1-e:.-I-242252521112-21H4ff111I1'fP11-1 1W:Z' -.:55z:s2s2sE 1222-4' 'V j,',:g', f,42.1:::g:5:3'g:g:-2323:-:-I-: fi:-,5::2fg:- 1.3.5.:.5v3v:vgv:f'::f:ELSE!!:?7:3Z2l3:1:1:5:5:- fin: l.:.:.:.:.,,. w-:4 .... . ,.,.,.,. ,.,.:4.,.:.:..1.,:.:.,,:,:.,, -,v,,v . -R ..-. -:-.-:-R.:-5:-:-1-1-:-:-1 V+: 1 1 ,:,:-:-15:::,1,:,::1,:::,::::::::::::::: rfsiiirzf' 1 , aa? LEE1 E L'ER S. .-:g:.:gI::g::b4 . .1-::::1::::::::,:5g:,:::: AW! ' 'W .,,,-,,, - 22, .,.5,f:2:2,R:,1,:ff,,5,15,:1:,,LVW.-.:.:,:,-. -1- :rZ5E5:55:g:5:,: :gigivfgigigigigigigi5E5E5i155EIE5E55SfE1f1fEg3fZ5E2E:ES2af.-225- . . gI1 ,,1Z22:1,,:.,. 'fy - ' E ,Q ff, 41, f 2 E g , , . 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Ozlen Gurkan, whose home is in Adana, Tur- key, became a well-liked and enthusiastic member of the senior class. ln fact, no later than her second day in Kansas City, Ozzie joined her new classmates in the annual repainting of the Senior Room. lt was soon apparent that Ozlen's artistic talents were not limited to the covering of cement walls with swaths of paint a foot in width. ln the preparations for Revels, she painted on a window in the main building a fat and jolly Saint Nick. The programs she decorated for the Junior-Senior Prom were equallyuoutstanding. While maintaining excellent grades in all of her courses, Ozlen was able to join the operetta cast. She also participated in the Forum activity. Here she could contribute first- hand knowledge of the Middle East to the discussion of current events. Ozlen's over-all con- tribution to her adopted school was such that we all felt most fortunate to have had her and only wished she could be back at Sunset next year. Top, Left to Right: Seriously, l really like Sunset. These American boys are such a riot! She brought her own. Bottom, Left to Right: Yes, we'd rather be at New Haven, too. No, you can't take her home as a souvenir So-o-o . . . these are Americans! 'X 71 Z . W, m.........?. v:L:,:....' -'M:,:1 f,A, -rg Y, ,- V ..,-, -hmwas-QLQLQ-++i-f:AJ..a.afg+g+av-1321--Am.L-,f.-,,,.A,+- ,, A 45442, .. W A V Y q 4- ,q.us4f- ,- '--2 z - H,-ig-iqgiil ..-,..gps1 7,1 . 3 f 5 f 5 ?4 9 Z ,, 9 2 il 2 Z ef Y 22 Q 3? 5 1 1 I i l I I i n I I 4 I I S I a 1 i i ' FEP Junior Class Top. Wendy Byers, Cynthia Good, Barbara Buhler, Carol Couch, Susan Darnall, Barloa Denton. ,f Middle, front: Susan Hancox, Jerry Ann Lawrence, Linda Horttor. Back: Sonia Lerner, Carol Growdon, Barbara McGrew. Bottom, front: Carol Naylor, Judy Slaughter. 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K X x x EIEIEIE:E2:2EIE55E5E5E5Eawrsirigigkiwxigigigz55 a1F2- I ::1:g5:rss:51:::::5:5:p5 5:g555gg3Qg555555Igg,X .X .:.3.va.-..:4 - - - . .-.s-.-.Kgs Y L fsssbisgwaf X X ' 11932 14,-f' ., Front Row, Left to Right: Betsy Eckels, Linda Bagby. Back Row, Left to Right: Caroline Bliss, Amy Buckingham, Sherry Bunting. ophomore Class Left to Right: Mary Ann McCue, Paulette McKinley, Molly Linsley, Gail McGreevy, Susan Maurer. Left to Right: Lucy Francis, Marty Knight, Susan Jarvis, Jody Groves, Julia Jenkins. fl I-I3 ' A AMW? .Z W S W L S 735763 ZWJO Sophomore Class Left to Right: Koy Nichols, Josie Pickord, Mortho Miller, Nicky Price, Left to Right: Carol Sfotfs, Sherri Roush, Borboro Smith, Suson SmiTh. Left to Right: Jeoh Trusty, Koy Tor- rcmce, Pom Weber, Lee Zivell. Freshman Class Back Row, Left to Right. Christi Simp son, Molly Willcin, Judy Walters, Rise Terney. Front Row, Left to Right: Joan Zellermayer, Jane Thomson. Back Row, Left to Right: Susan Dinges, Sarah Birmingham, Karen Atteberry, Front Row, Lett to Right: Bennetle Deacy, Becky Connell, Julianne Dean. Miiii, Lett to Right: Sally Stotfs, Thalia I-lare, Adrienne Gray, An- drea Gray, Ann Gard- ner, Dotty Gentry. Sally -lare, An- Sard- y. Left to Right: Louise Mclfarlaod, Gina McDonald, Judy McCoy. Freshman Class Left to Rxghr. Pat Morgan, Madalme Reeder, Tina Sirers. Back Row, Left to Rlght: Cherry l-luested, Elizabeth l-laskell, Emily l-lodges, Susan Knoch. Front Row: Barbara Litman, Sally Lee. 4- , Eighth Grade Top, Front: Judy Tietze, Laura Grant, Laurie Robertson. Back: Dee Dee Wil- son, Nancy Asire, Cathy Dodson, Kathleen Melcher. Middle, Front: Janet Price, Patty l-ludson, Eetsy Willcinson. Back: Jane Siefert, Blair Nichols, Ingrid l-laslcell. Boi-tom, Front: Portia Adams, Ann Byers, Joyce Lamar. Back: Nancy Latimer, Cee Cee l-ledges, Ann Cozad, Judy McGuire. ? , J ? f g,.li2fi l H y aff, .irefkze-Wi, f ewwffer , 4.,.:.,., .,:,. i .,.,.,., - - ..f,f, ,L-:Q . V. ,. ,,,,,,, ':1f.1111,: Z 24212212-11-1- A, WW .1.5.z.wz:5:ii .--12:14 ,larigzia W - -,rms-:rr-'jf-f f !:IgZQ2:23Ig15:g1g15 V. .-:af 'g H ,,v. A-:-:-: -- Top: l-love you seen the Fridoy list? Your guess is os good os mine! Sunset l-lill-0 college- preporotory school for girls. Middle: Modorne deForge. The seot of the matter. The Sunset bread line. Bottom: I dreorned l went to the junior breoktost in . . . Good heoyens, whot o stronge growth! l-lo-so-you surprise l soeokee your longuogel 47 Z 4, W W 1 Z ff 7 f 4 f 4 J :P if zz: ri Y x 3 Y 3 N N Y 9 ! 1 2 2 2 E 2 3 E I ! 5 2 Q i I T x 4 Shari Coburn, President knn McCue, wily Hodges, Trudy Oliver, Judy McGuire, Judy Tietze. Front Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Green, Shari Coburn, Eleanor Kramer, Miss Kaatz. .,.-,H- V - , , . iiudent Council The Student Council works to stimulate interest among the students for their school. Each spring its officers are elected by the entire school to serve for the following year. Twice a year, every class names one girl to represent it in the various activities and functions of the Council. The activities sponsored by the Student Council include Revels, the Father-Daughter Dinner, May Day, and the paper and grease sales. Money earned through these sales is sent as Sunset Hill's contribution to the support of two young war orphans. Other functions of the Council include the recom- mendation of girls to Honor Study Hall and the supervision of the dining room, roll call, lost-and-found, study halls, and new school projects. One such undertaking was the introduc- tion this year of Sunset Hill to the American Field Service. PfGSldeI'1'f .----......................... ......................... S hari Coburn Vice-President-Treasurer .....,. ,,,.,,,,,,,,-,,,..,,,,, E Iegnor Kramer Secretory ----.-..................... ......... C orol Naylor, Trudy Oliver Sponsor ...... .......,.... M rs. Orville C. Green Back Row, Left to Right: Martha Litman, Carol Wilkin, Jane Jochems, Laney Waters, Becky Connell, Elizabeth l-laskell, Marty McClelland. Front Row, Left to Right: Jerry Lawrence, Carol Carmichael, Pan Weber, Barbara Smith, Wendy Byers. Absent: Mrs. Ernie Balmeo, sponsor. Athletic Association The Athletic Association, as the name suggests, is an im- portant board which organizes the athletic activities at Sunset Hill. Within the school it sets up the Bronze-Gold and class game schedules, Field Day, and the intramural tournaments in tennis, ping-pong, and badminton. The board also arranges the hockey and basketball play days with Barstow, and the varsity hockey game with John Burroughs. With the dues collected from every upper school student- there was a mammoth reduction of titty cents in this year's dues-the board buys athletic equipment and sponsors a number of social events. These include a dance each tall and spring, and the Athletic Association luncheon, which is held the day before graduation. It is on this occasion that both athletic and scholastic awards are presented to the girls who have earned them. President .-,,.4-..,..,,,, ........ J ane Jochems Vice-President ........ ------ A 'lOl'll'1O Ll'fmOV1 Secrefgry -4.-------4-- ......,... C CJl'Ol Treggurer-H .,..........,. Laney VVOTEVS Sponsgr-U .,...... Mrs. Ernie Balmeo Jane Jochems, President Co roll Growden, President Back Row, Left to Right: Lourie Robinson, Sonio Lerner, Jone Thomson, Suson Mourer, Wendy Byers, Betsy Eckels, Lindo l-lorttor, Tino Sifers, Solly Lee, Dotty Gentry, Ann Jorvis, Lourci Gront, Ann Cozod, Potricio Uhlmonn, Goy Lotimerl Front Row, Left to Right: Carol Stotts, Borbciro Buhler, Corol Growden, Miss Little. Library Beard At the beginning of eoch yecir, two or more girls ore chosen from eoch high school ond eighth grode closs to serve on the Librory Boord. The Boord's president hos been elected by the upper school the previous spring, from o slote of three girls nominoted by thot yeor's members. The girls on the Librory Boord serve their school by octing os librcirions ond by providing the librory with new books. The Boord mokes oll rules concerning the use of the librory's fo- cilities. Eoch of its members serves three or tour periods eoch week ot the desk, checking books in ond out ond helping stu- dents to locote reference motelriol. The Boord helps to choose new books, which ore bought with money obtoined os tines for overdue books ond eorned in two onnuol projects-the Book Foir ond o boke sole. PreSiClenf ...... ......... C orol Growden SGCVBTGTY ...... ....... B orboro Buhler Treasurer--. .............. Corol Storrs Sponsor ..... ...... M iss Eleanor Little Back Row, Left to Right: Janet Price, Gay Latimer, Betty Jackson, Jerry Lawrence, Barbara Smith, Martha Miller, Sarah Birmingham, Julianne Dean, Marty McClelland. Middle Row, Left to Right: Judy Slaughter, Leslie Katz, Miss Wied, Sandy Sloan, Louise Walters. Front Row, Left to Right: Rise Terney, Sherry Bunting, Amy Buckingham, Ann Byers. acid! Serwiae Beard The Social Service Board is composed of two members from each high school and eighth grade class, and a president elected by vote of the whole upper school. The purpose of the Board is to organize and carry out a number of social services for the benefit of needy people living in our own and other communities. ln doing so, the Social Service Board members become increasingly aware of the unfilled needs of these people and gain valuable experience in doing charitable and welfare work. They provide the student body with an op- portunity to do their part, by conducting the United Funds, March of Dimes, and Red Cross Junior Membership drives. The girls serving on the Board make tray favors and picture posters for the celebration of holidays in children's and vet- erans' hospitals, and hold a spring picnic for underprivileged children. At the end of the year, the Board members make or purchase items to help fill a Red Cross Chest of school supplies and other necessities, to be sent to poverty-stricken areas overseas. President ........ .---------------------- ------- 5 0 ndy Sloan Secrefgry ,,,,,-.- ,,,,,,,,, A , ,,,,,, Leslie Katz, Betty Jackson Treggurer -,,,-,- ,,,.,,,,, L ouise Walters, Judy Slaughter Sponsor --, -- ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,........... M iss ldO Sandy Sloan President Back Row, Left to Right: Kathy Symes, Eleanor Kramer, Carol VVilkin, Sharon Scott, Julie l-lorner, Portia Adams, Shari Coburn, Marty Knight, Linda l-lorttor, Emily Park, Barbara Buhler, Jerry Lawrence, Laura Grant, Blair Nichols, Barbara McGrew, Betty Jackson, Susan Darnall, Louise Walters, Leslie Katz. Middle Row, Left to Right: Barbara Mackey, Julie Coons, Bonnie Murphy, Cathy Melcher, Martha Litman, Marty McClelland, Patricia Uhlmann, Patricia McMillan, Thalia l-lare, Martha Miller, Susan Maurer, Ann Jarvis, Sonia Lerner. Front Row, Left to Right: Genie Sharp, Gay Latimer, Judy Slaughter, Mollie Allen, Patty l-ludson, Joyce Lamar, Amy Buckingham, Jane Sietert. HOIR The purpose ot the choir is to give students who are interested in training their voices or in iust singing a chance to do so. One valuable aspect of participation in the choir is that it contributes to one's ability to sight-read o piece of music. The girls in this activity also gain more familiarity with the work of great composers. J Under the direction at Mrs. McMillan, the choir sang on several occasions. At Vespers, on December l4, it presented a program of Polish songs corresponding to the Polish play given by the junior class. During the Christmas holidays the Sunset l-lill choir took part in the caroling on the Plaza. On March l7 the group, plus several additional students, acted as the chorus for the Sunset l-lill-Pem-Day cperetta, Down in the Va ley. At graduation the choir sang a selection of music written by Bach, Purcell, Mozart, Mendelssohn, and Virginia French Mackie, a noted Kansas City musician. 56 Left: Let s be friends! Middle labovel: Bonnie's Beauty Parlor. Middle lbelowl: Poor thing, he was eaten by the lions! Right: Mollie Allen, chairman of assemblies. SSEMBLIES One period each week at Sunset Hill is devoted to the presentation of assembly programs by students, faculty, alumnae, and outside speakers. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Hampl, Mollie Allen, who sched- uled and introduced this year's programs, acted as the efficient and charming Chairman of Assemblies. A A varied and interesting group of assemblies both entertained and enlightened the student body and their teachers. The drama activity gave a delightful interpretation of Dylan Thomas' A Child's Christmas in Wales. ln a more serious vein but equally as much fun was Bill Schaefer's description of his experiences as an American Field Service exchange student in Sweden. Six girls who had attended the National Conference of Christians and Jews related the results of their Saturday there. And so the year went, with reports on the Lake Forest and Red Cross conferences, the Book Fair, several interesting summer jobs, and even Women in Science. This last was given by a graduate of Sunset Hill and Smith, who is now working at the Midwest Research Institute. Various academic classes also contributed to the year's assemblies. The junior English class gave a reading of The Trojan Women, a senior American history section, Drinkwater's Lincoln. An informative assembly given by the General Science class showed great scientific potential in the freshman class. The presentations in French included an outstanding production of L'Homme Qui Epausa Une Femme Muette. Even the typing class took its turn with a novel musical typing assembly. An element of unity was given to the programs scheduled by the many delightful assemblies on summer trips interspersed throughout the year. A very well-traveled student body and faculty described and brought alive with colored slides the World Fair in Brussels, Rome and a papal audience, and several European countries. Our foreign exchange student, Ozlen Gurkan, told a most interested audience about her school and family life in Adana, Turkey. ' ,f efttg Trojan women . . . not a coeducational school. Middle labovel: Leo finally left MGM. Middle lbelowlz Sorry, v inors not allowed. Right: Miss Aikens never taught anything like this. , ,mw Back Row, Left to Right: Kathy Symes, Mary Ann McCue, Eleanor Kramer, Susan Darnall, Judy Slaughter, Barbara Buhler, Barbara Mackey, Marianne Wilson, Laney Waters, Martha Miller, Sandy Sloan. Front Row, Left to Right: Miss Manry Csponsori, Elizabeth Bruening, Margaret Weatherly, Genie Sharp, Tricia Mesce, Julie Horner. SUNDIAL SENIOR EDITORS AND MANAGERS Editor-in-Chief ................................................................ Margaret Weatherly Assistant Editor, Layout Manager ...... J ...... Elizabeth Bruening Business Manager ......................... ........... G enie Sharp Advertising Manager.-- ..... ....... P at Uhlmann Literary Editor ............. ..,,., J ulie Horner Photography Editor ...... ,,,,,,,, K athy Symes Art Editor ................. ........ T ricia Mesce ASSISTANTS Assistants to the EClll'Ol' ,..,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,,,,,.,,-,--,,--- Mary Ann MCCUQ Layout Assistants ......... Marianne Wilson, Judy Slaughter, Gail McGreevy Business ASSiS'fClI'1TS --------. -................. , . .................. Martha Miller, Sandy Sloan Advertising Assistant ....,,,, ,,,,.-,.,,,..,,,,,,,,,-,- B Qrbgrg Buhler pl'l0'f0Qf0DlWY Assistants ------- ..... L aney Waters, Susan Darnall Art Assistant .................... .----.--------------Barbara Mackey 'lf' Lmdial Staff Established by the class of l954, the SUNDIAL is now six years old and a first rate publication. lt serves as a lasting record of life at Sunset Hill. With the help of its two faculty sponsors, the yearbook is assembled and financed through the efforts of several staffs of girls working under the direction of seven senior editors and managers. Back Row, Left to Right: Madaline Reeder, Linda l-lorttor, Jerry Lawrence, Barbara Smith, Virginia Greenlease. Middle Row, Left to Right: Emily Park, Carol Carmichael, Sonia Lerner, Amy Buckingham, Mary Ann McCue, Lucy Francis, Gail McGreevy, Julie l-lorner, Eleanor Kramer, Trudy Oliver. Front Row, Lett to Right: Leslie Katz, Louise Walters, Patricia Uhlmann, Betsy Eckels, Susan Darnall, Barba Denton. Absent: Mrs. Elder, Miss l-lullsick Csponsorsl. rfbr -,J .,, DRAMA SEWING CERAMICS FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB Clubs and Activities FORUM SOCIAL SERVICE BOWLING COOKING Left to Right: Pride of ownership. Who, me . . . o Senior? Just one big happy fcirnily. Put this ring on your finger . . . V fair Ceremony On two succeeding doys in eorly June come the two events which ore perhcips the most importont of the yeor to the junior ond senior clcisses of Sunset Hill. They ore the groduotion of the reigning seniors from students to loyol olurnnoe, ond the tronsforrncition of the juniors into the next yeor's seniors. ln o trciditionol ceremony held on the flower-decked front stciirs the dciy before groduotion, the metomorphosis is wit- nessed by the porents ond friends of the two clcisses. Ecich senior recites on origincil poem written in honor of her partner ond presents her junior protegee with o long-owoited senior ring. She then escorts the neophyte on her first trip up the scicred Senior Stoirs. .-,- , A - , we re- ...V . ..- ... an -. - - ....,.-. ..-....,A . . .-. - .-.... -4 f--f.. .. ..M-d..,.nfe.i...,.4f.'.--f- frm. -'QQ-Q-.,-A-Ama s q,-gc.--A-ah ' up .Q.. ...... -,...,,6..,,, ,. ,-,, ,, ,, f V t Q. . , - w-M-Q-n-sau--u . -... . -. ..... indent Council Picnic ,,...?L-an-1-1 FALL Left to Right: Kathy Symes, Jack Muehlbach, Patricia Uhlmann, Jerry Duggan. Lett to Right: Amos Gray, Lynn Mc- Canse, Carol Growden, Henry Kenower, Sonia Lerner. Top, Lett to Right: John Hoffman, Bill Wallace, Sam Kramer, Martin Hunter. Bottom, Left to Right: Mar- tha Litman, Laney Waters, Jane Jochems, Carol Wilkin. Left to Right: Pam Weber, Bob Boul- ware, Susan Smith, Bill Boulware. A.A. Left to Right: Dawson Ward, Judy Slaughter, Ozlen Gurken, John Stubbs, Betty Jackson, Mike Dudley Left to Right: Bob Maloney, Jerry Lawrence, Henry Kenower, Carol Growden, Julie Horner, Larry Nie- house, Carol Carmichael. . Left to Right: Lynn McCanse, Andy Gray, Bruce McClelland, Amos Gray, John Uhlmann. Left to Right: Gail McGreevy, Jon Spies, Linda l-lortior, Bob Swinney, Sherry Bunting, Craig French. Left to Right: Keath Rhoden, Judy Slaughter, Barba Denton. Mother ..... Father ..,.., Michal ....., Pawel .,,,,,, Elzbieta ............... VESPERS DRAMATIS PERSONAE ..--.-..Carol Naylor .......Barba Denton Sidney Ashton Michele Drisko . Terry Moseley The Nightingale ....,........... ...... K eoth Rhoden The Rider from Zamosc ..,....................................................................,..........,. Bonnie Murphy Polish Dancers ...,....,....... ....... B arbara McGrew, Louise Walters, Susan Darnall, Linda Horttor The Watchman .............. ...............................................,.............................. Barbara Buhler The Two Puppet Managers ...... ...... C arol Couch, Jerry Lawrence Anetka ....................e......... .................,....... S onia Lerner JGI1 ....... ..,.. C arol Growdon KOSl'1CI ....... ...... S andra Sloan Lilo ................ ....... S usan Hancox POF! Wilaski .................................. ,,.,,.,, W endy Byers The Lady of the House of Rey ......, ,,,,, J Udy Slqughfer Stephan, l-ler Ambassador ...........,. .,-,,, T rugly Oliver Jonek ------------------------------ ............................... Cynthia Good Street MU5lClGnS -,-,---- ....., E llzobefh Haskell, lngrid l-laslqell VESPERS Vespers, held to commemorate the true spirit of Christmas, is an impres- sive program. Dressed in white robes, the Upper School sings hymns and the junior class presents a religious play. Held on the Sunday before Christmas vacation, Vespers is always looked forward to and loved. This year, the program had a Polish theme, with the choir singing a num- ber of old Polish carols as the juniors presented a folk legend, The Christmas Nightingale. The play centered around a beautiful boy who wandered to a woodcutter's house one bleak night and was taken in by the family. When the children went to the city and presented their puppet show, it was dis- covered that the young stranger was the long-lost son of the queen. His mother was made happy again, and the woodcutter and his family were generously rewarded for their kindness. Excellent acting and singing made Vespers a memorable performance. Back Row: Left to Right: Susan l-lancox, Susan Darnall, Carol Growden, Linda l-lorttor, Jerry Lawrence, Barbara Buhler, Trudy Oliver, Sonia Lerner, Bonnie Murphy. Middle Row, Left to Right: Carol Couch, Barba Denton, Barbara McGrew, Sandy Sloan, Cynthia Good, Louise Walters, Judy Slaughter, Wendy Byers. Front Row, Left to Right: Carol Naylor, Keath Rhoden, Michele Drisko, Sidney Ashton, Terry Moseley. Left: Margaret Weatherly, Master of Revels. Middle: Bill ancl Yule Log rider, Peggy Marshall. Right: The Boar's l-lead in Hand Bear I. RE VELS Revels this year was as wonderful as ever. One of the favorite traditions at Sunset Hill, this re-enactment of the old English celebration has been heralding Christmas vacation since l9l6. Margaret Weatherly was our jovial Master of Revels, leading the costumed assembly through songs and games. After the seventh graders dragged in the Yule log with little Peggy Marshall astride, Miss Bagenstos lMrs. Murtyi lit the fire with a brand from the year before. Margaret Ann Ennis and Emily Park then told us some Christmas stories. Songs and filling the Wassail Bowl in the main building were followed by the crowning in the gym of Louisa von Mayr- hauser and Susan Hancox, who presided as King and Queen of Revels over the judging of costumes and games. The seniors presented a stirring tableau of an old Christmas favorite, Eloise at Christmas Time, for the enjoyment of all. As we ate a wonderful Christmas feast, the sophomores, singing in Latin, carried in the boar's head-a traditional part of the celebration. After more gaiety and singing we wished each other a hearty Merry Christmas and went home full of merriment and good will. Left. The sensors present Eloise. Middle: Storytellers weaving tales. Right: Merry Christmas . . and don't forget to do some good hard work during vacation! F ather- aughier inner Thonks to good food, friendship ond fun, the Fother-Doughter Dinner wos o greot success. Student Council President Shori Coburn welcomed oll the guests, who then sot down to o delicious dinner served by the senior mothers. Toble decorotions were mode by eoch closs, bosed on the centrol theme of Volentine's Doy. Looking hopefully toword the future, the seniors rolled their nopkins like diplomos ond ploced dolls in groduotion dress down the center of their tcuble. The spice of the evening wos the senior fothers' memoroble interpretotion of Moy Doy. Mr. John Miller octed os norrotor for the vorious dcunces, in which fothers, complete with flowered skirts ond enchonting, long, rented hoir donced with unexpected groce. The skit wos climoxed by the presento- tion ofthe lovely Moy Queen, Miss John Wilkin. A Junior Senior I 0 I W P F0 4 R xv 5. ITL wh 4 2 w 9 Q, as 4 'Q Q ,, , sf 4 W A fy 4 ' ff Q 4 4 ww 48? 4 af v ,,. A 4' w 4, 95 4' ,nv p 'K 1 J ., ,....?.,.,...--......,,,, ..,,1. ,O - ,...,z::,:-. N-L ,.,.7...,.1.,-,.,..,......,..:xxV ,yr-Y W rPRI G Left to Right: Louise Walters, Dick Burnam, Barbara Buhler, Bart Bartle- SOD. Back, Left to Right: Julianne Dean, Jeanie Trusty, Manson Kennedy, Kent Gottridge. Front, Left to Right: Carol Carmichael, Larry Niehouse, Lincla Bagby. Left to Right: Dave Scoular, Thalia l-lare, Martha Miller, Judy McCoy, Ricky Garfinkel, Kent Stockton. 293. ? I I KNAW: ,ESQ 1 . r A.A. Back, Left to Right: Bob Mayer, Chuck Fratcher, Bob Wagstaff, Jay Nichols. Front, Left to Right: Martha Litman, Carol Vxfilkin, Laney Waters, Jane Jochems. Left to Right: Marty Knight, Steve Dole, Miss Barbara Jones, Laney Waters, Net Payne, Bob Wagstaft. Left to Right: Craig Patterson, WendY Byers, Don Early, Dotty Gentry. OPERETTA This year the Sunset l-li'l-Pem-Day operetta was Down in the Valley, written by Kurt Weill. lt was an original work for non-professionals and was unusual in its use of four outstanding American folk songs. The performance, which was in one act, was given in the Sunset l-lill gymnas- ium by a cast nearly twice the size of those in previous years. The staging was clone in a theatre-in-the-round, with the audience seated on the balconies and bleachers. The operetta was made more effective by the use of extremely simple scenery and by the spotlighting of vari- ous parts of the stage. lts highlights were a square clance ancl a prayer meeting in which the chorus sang a lively spiritual. d t h rs of Down in the Valley. Ma, Day May Day this year was a beautiful, colorful event, in spite of the threat of rain, At the open- ing of the program, Eleanor Kramer was crowned queen by Shari Coburn, the president of Student Council. Mollie Allen, Ozlen Gurkan, Julie I-Iorner, and Sharon Scott were her attendants. The early loth century festivals of Italy pro- vided the theme for the traditional Old English May Day. A highlight of the striking celebration was the parading of banners of Ie contrade lthe districts? of Siena, Italy, to the music of the Italian national anthem. lnterspersed among the folk dances performed by many classes were a number of original and entertaining novelty pieces. Pages, blackamoors, and Italian leading families paraded or danced in full regalia, and girls dressed as pawns, knights, castles, and royalty played a unique game of human chess. The flowered garlands and hoops of the juniors and seniors provided a background for one of the most impressive May Days ever seen at Sunset Hill. Eleanor Kramer Left to Right: Ozlen Gurkan, Julie I-lorner, Eleanor Kramer, Sharon Scott, Mollie Allen lgdfffgfwfy 0 1 1 1 f I 4 1 1 'if f 2 4 v , gi S 4. ' .4-5. I ,- 4.1 Ve 51' tux, .,,- Bronze Team Captain Laney Waters and her co-captains, Carol Wilkin Chockeyl and Barbara Buhler Cbasketballi led the Bronzes to victory in the year's hockey l l tournament and a tie in the basketball contest. The hockey cup was awarded to the Bronze Team tor the fourth consecutive year. Back.Row, Left to Right: Virginia Greenlease, Julie Coons, Thalia Hare, Barbara McGrew, Margaret Weatherly, Ann Jarvis, Eleanor Kramer, Barbara Buhler, Susan Jarvis, Jeannie Trusty, Betty Jackson, Paulette McKinley, Sandy Sloan, Carol Stotts, Sherry Bunting. Third Row, Left to Right: Christi Simpson, Bennette Deacy, Trudy Oliver, Susan Maurer, Jody Groves, Susan Smith, Marty Knight, Mollie Wilkin, Madelaine Reeder, Andy Gray, Amos Gray, Martha Miller. Second Row, Left to Right: Sarah Birmingham, Linda Bagby, Pam Weber, Chris Hagstrom, Carol Wilkin, Laney Waters, Patricia Uhlmann, Barbara Smith, Kay Nichols, Susan Darnall, Kathy Symes. First Row, Left to Right: Joan Zellermayer, Cherry l-Luested, Wendy Byers, Rise Terney, Karen Atteberry, Pat Morgan, Sally Stotts. Bacl Julie MCC Hasl Mes' Ding Litrr Back Row, Left to Right: Caroline Bliss, Gail McGreevy, Kay Torrance, Emily Park, Jane Jochems, Shari Coburn Judy McCoy Julie Jenkins, Carol Growdon, Genie Sharp, Martha Litman, Ozzie Gurkan. Third Row, Left to Right: Mollie Linsley Mary Anri McCue, Lucy Francis, Elizabeth Bruening, Amy Buckingham, Barbara Mackey, Sharon Scott, Leslie Katz, Carol Naylor, Elizabeth Haskell, Julie Horner, Judy Slaughter, Jerry Ann Lawrence, Nicky Price. Second Row, Left to Right: Marianne Wilson, Tricia Mesce, Julianne Dean, Dorothy Gentry, Bonnie Murphy, Martha Miller, Becky Connell, Susan Knoch, Judy Wolters, Susan Dinges, Louise McFarland. First Row, Left to Right: Sherry Roush, Lee Zivell, Josie Pickard, Gina McDonald, Tina Sifers, Barbara Litman, Louise Walters, Emily Hodges, Sunny Lerner, Gold Team ln spite of the Gold Team's good spirit and efficient management by Captain Bonnie Murphy and her co-captains, Martha Miller Chockeyi and Tricia Mesce Cbasketballi, the year's final hockey scores showed a victory for the Bronzes. A tie in basketball of 2-2 left this contest undecided, so that the basketball cup was awarded to both teams together. 81 si-eaffeeefr Ae A G ----E ff E of ' John urroughs Week End There were numerous Town Hall meetings and countless varsity practices, but at last we were ready for the big Burroughs week end. The team and a group of its loyal supporters trooped aboard the train, bound for St. Louis in a spirit of wild anticipation. Situated in the dome car and equipped with l,8OO marshmallow cookies provided by a generous benefactor, Mr. R. Hugh Uhlmann, we proceeded to consume our box dinners and disturb the peace of our fellow passengers. We arrived in St. Louis and set out for various destinations. The team spent the night with members of the John Burroughs hockey team, and the rest stayed at the Park Plaza Hotel. The next morning we assembled at the huge hockey field at Burroughs, and proceeded to lose, 5 to l. Carol Wilkin, the varsity captain, made our glorious, solitary point. Although we lost, the game was played with great enthusiasm, and we ate with gusto a marvelous luncheon provided by our hosts. J After Pem-Day had lost to Burroughs in football, it was indeed time to come' home. However, we boarded the train in a spirit of we'll show them next year, even though our ears were still ringing with the somewhat ironic strains of We love you, dear John Burroughs. k Left to Right: Marianne Wilson, Martha Litman, Elizabeth Haskell, Mollie Allen, Trudy Oliver, Carol Wilkin, Elizabeth Bruening, Jane Jochems, Virginia Greenlease, Carol Carmichael, Bonnie Murphy, Margaret Weatherly, Barbara Buhler, Laney Waters, Patricia Uhlmann. ., Ziff: :liz -TE M . .W-if H -1. ....., A H . KY N x , Hx V , wx .A ,, xx NST: 1, . 4 1 f '- gfzigiggzzg. QQ, ..-My' ,. : 22. my pp f ,f.+22E'E1 ,V ,, ,ff . jj f I ' 761 3 I6 , r W f 3? .1221-ziiiiiiiii? N 1. i X .N . N HM- Ks ,QQ ew? c-.nn-N. 112. . y-':Lr'q l. i?i? lllllafiliflliiif EF' 'stiillk :2:1E', 5:5 :1,::1,:,:gQ:5 Top to or J eve W 5 ll' me A is i 'f- -- f ' - K' tt' H g-A ' 'LL 'Y ,Y ' ' Ylg f - -Q4-h , -,, , , , , ,, ,,, n i- i N an 4' 'uv-:,:-Q '- - l I I E C l A l l 4-1 5 1.1-:-:-1-:-:-1-1-1 ---- ' -2-H+' if 4 rf .5 f ,. 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FE- . ,5.4., .44 JA-- . mf W, gh 1-fy-1:13-uf-fi-1, Q L--,.,,, Y f. , ,A , , ,W.,.L,,,,,5.1, ., Newspaper Girl Scouts lNot in Pictured Orderl Janet l-larris, Jeanie Keeny, Ann Mor- rison, Frances Atlceson, Sidney Ashton, Luise von Mayrhauser, Carol Elbel, Carol Patterson, Leslie Strauss, Pat Twyman, Susan Liyezey, Anne Hamilton, Margaret Ennis, Starr Smith, Terry Moseley, Nancy Robinson, Nancy Nichols, Keath Rhoden, Nicky Deramus, Michele Drisko, Maida Miller, Nancy Orear, Panchita Miller, Mary Lyons, Jennifer Lew, Miss Fulda CSpon- sorl. Top, Left to Right: Cynthia Denton, Peggy Pyle, Nancy Robinson, Ann Morrison, Pat Twyman, Nancy Nichols, Carol Elbel, Anne Hamilton. Middle Row, Lett to Right: Barbara Collett, Susie Noah, Sheila Miller, Debbie Wolfe. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Frances Durrell, Ginger Dominick, Lynn l-laynes, Laura Kitchen. Lower School Szfudemf Council First Semester Officers President ............ Terry Moseley Vice-President ..., Sherry Moseley Secretary ............ Nancy Nichols Treasurer .............. Nancy Orear Second Semester Officers President .............. Jeanie Keeny Vice-President ...... Jessie Nichols Secretary .......... Carol Patterson Treasurer .............. Pat Twyman Back Row, Left to Right: Nancy Nichols, Nicky Deramus, Frances Atkeson, Starr Smith, Nancy Orear, Monica Rosen, Cacki Price, Laura Kitchen, Jane Jochems. Middle Row, Left to Right: Barbara Chasnoff, Terry Moseley, Sally l-lardy, Ann Bunting. Front Row, Left to Right: Jill Deramus, Marilyn Poindexter, Katie Poindexter, Alison Bartlett, Andrea Humphrey, Cathy Burrill, Marty Bayles. Back Row, Left to Right: Jeanie Keeny, Nancy Robinson, Pat Twyman, Sheila Miller, Peggy Pyle, Jamie Poindexter, Debbie Harris, Debbie Noah, Margo Willits. Left Table, Clockwise: Virginia Poindexter, Susan Patterson, Jessie Nichols, Ann Morrison, Janet l-larris, Kathy Frick, Jana Simpson. Right Table, Clockwise: Susan Wood, Connie Carlyle, Daisy Park, Mary Miles, Cathy Clark. if Ea 2 ea 5 EEE Z E5 2 E52 S w Z Q X VESPERS The Lower School Christmas Vespers was presented this year on December l7 in the dining room. Girls of the third through seventh grades participated in the choral singing and presentation of a series of tableaux. The stage was arranged in imitation of an oversized picture with a clear net stretched across it and a frame surrounding it. The still lite scenes began with the phophecy of the birth of Jesus and continued with the annunciation to the Virgin, Mary and Joseph's journey to Bethlehem, the annunciation' to the shepherds and the wise men, and the Holy Family's flight into Egypt. The various hymns sung by the girls and directed by Mrs. Graves highlighted the tableaux. Fear not - - - Madonna and Child Angels are supposed to appear from clouds, not windows. A '-faglg,-fb , 'Uwli ff.-.--.,,:: L Huw 4 :V - -- W-' A'f'f gsf l Q' x. N enior' Activities MOLLIE ALLEN--May Court 45 Chairman of As- semblies 45 Class: President I, Cheerleader 25 Stu dent Council Representative 3, 45 Social Service Rep- resentative I5 Sundial: Junior Assistant of Photog- rgphy 35 Operetta 45 Choir 45 Drama I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Study Hall I, 2, 3, 45 Bronze Teflmi VOVSIIY Hockey 2, 45 Varsity Basketball I, 2, 35 Pem-DOY Cheerleader 3. ELIZABETH BRUENING-Commencement Speaker 45 Class Basketball Co-Captain 35 Library BOOFCI Ii 50- 35 Sundial: Assistant Editor 4, cial Service Activity Layout Editor 4, Assistant Layout Editor 3, Literary Staff 3, Photography Staff 35 Typing Ii CGFOYYWICS 22 Lake Forest Conference 35 National Conference of Christians and Jews 45 Honor Study Hall I, 3, 45 Na- tional Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 25 Gold Team5 Varsity Hockey I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL CARMICHAEL--Class Cheerleader 25 Ath- letic Association: Treasurer 3, Representative 2, 45 Social Service Activity 35 Sundial: Junior Advertising Editor 3, Business Staff 45 Photography Editor of Sun- setter 25 Art I5 Tennis I5 Drama 25 Southwest Youth Traffic Court Council 45 Honor Study Hall I, 2, 3, 45 National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 2, Cum Laude 3, Testamur Award 25 Bronze: Hockey Co-Captain 3, Basketball Co-Captain 35 Var- sity Hockey I, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball I, 35 Sunset Hill Cheerleader 2. SHARI COBURN-Class: Vice-President I, Treasurer 2, Basketball Co-Captain 25 Student Council: Presi- dent 4, Secretary 3, Representative I5 Sundial Adver- tising Staff I5 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Typing I5 French Club 25 Latin Club 25 Forum 45 Lake Forest Conference 35 Honor Study Hall I, 2, 3, 45 National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 3, Summa Cum Laude 25 French National Contest: First Place in Three-State Award I, Second Place in Seven- State Award I, School Awards 2, 35 Betty Grover Cup 35 Gold: Co-Captain 2, Captain 35 Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. JULIE COONS-Class Cheerleader 45 Operetta 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Forum 45 Honor Study Hall 3, 45 Bronze Team. VIRGINIA GREENLEASE-Social Service Activity 35 Sundial: Advertising Staff 3, 4, Photography Staff 2, 3, Layout 45 Drama 25 Operetta 35 Choir 35 Art I5 Riding I, 25 Lake Forest Conference 35 Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 45 National Auxilium Latinum Con- test: Cum Laude 25 Bronze Team5 Varsity Hockey 3, 4. OZLEN GURKAN-American Field Service Foreign Exchange Student. May Court 45 Operetta 45 Forum 45 Gold Team5 Honor Study Hall 4. CHRIS HAGSTROM-Class Hockey Co-Captain 35 Social Service Activity 35 Sundial Photography Staff 45 Choir 35 Art I5 Stagecraft 25 Bowling 45 Honor Study Hall 35 Bronze Team5 Varsity Basketball 2. JULIE HORNER-May Court 45 Class: Secretary 3, 4, Cheerleader 35 Sundial: Literary Editor 4, Literary Staff 3, 4, Advertising Staff 3, Photography Staff 2, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Art I5 Drama 25 National Conference of Christians and Jews 45 South- west Youth Traffic Court Representative5 Historian 45 Honor Study Hall I, 2, 3, 45 National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 2, Cum Laude 35 French National Contest: Third Place in Regional Division 35 Gold Team5 Sunset Hill Cheerleader 3, 45 Attendant to Pem-Day Homecoming Queen 45 Pem- Day Cheerleader 4. BETTY JACKSON-Class-Sergeant-at-Arms I5 Social Service: Secretary 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Representative 2, 3, 45 Social Service Activity 35 Sundial: Literary Staff 3, Advertising Staff 3, Photography Staff 25 Operetta 45 Choir 3, 45 French Club I5 Latin Club 25 Forum 45 Lake Forest Conference 35 Honor Study Hall 25 Bronze Team5 Varsity Hockey 4.5 Varsity Basketball 4. ANN JARVIS-Class: Vice-President 3, 4, Treasurer 25 Library Board 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Riding I5 French Club 25 Bowling 45 Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 45 Lake Forest Conference 35 Bronze Team5 Varsity Basketball 45 Basketball Timer 3, 45 Hockey Timer 4. JANE JOCHEMS-Class: Secretary I, 2, Hockey Captain I, Basketball Captain 35 Athletic Association: President 4, Secretary 35 Sundial: Literary Staff 3, 4, Assistant Advertising Editor 3, Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4, Photography Staff I, 2, 35 Sunsetter 25 Art I5 Tennis I5 Drama 25 Typing 25 Bowling 45 Lake For- est Conference 35 Honor Study Hall I, 2, 3, 45 Na- tional Auxilium Latinum Contest: Cum Laude 2, Magna Cum Laude 3, Testamur Award 25 Gold Bas- ketball Co-Captain 35 Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. LESLIE KATZ-Class Secretary 25 Social Service: Sec- retary 4, Representative 45 Sundial: Literary Staff 4, Advertising Staff 45 Operetta 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Drama I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Social Service Activity 35 Forum 45 Lake Forest Conference 35 Honor Study Hall I, 2, 3, 45 National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Cum Laude 2, 35 School French Awards 2, 35 Gold Team: Varsity Hockey 3. ELEANOR KRAMER-May Queen 45 Class: President 3, Treasurer I5 Student Council: Vice-President- Treasurer 4, Representative 25 Library Board I5 Social Service Activity 35 Sundial: Assistant Layout Editor 4, Advertising Staff 3, 4, Literary Staff 3, 45 Operetta 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Lake Forest Conference 35 Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 45 National Auxilium Latinum Con- test: Summa Cum Laude 2, Magna Cum Laude 3, Testamur Award 25 French National Contest Awards I, 2, 35 Bronze Team5 Varsity Hockey 35 Varsity Basketball 3. - - -r .- .. -.-MQ - AML- V- .- T -g Q . , , . A I .. .,.. .,.. . W... . -... .........:..'-...fm r-..-.........,M . I . nu.-41,41 . , .5 , , ' ., , 1. W Y , 1 A W v . . ,. 5 5 5' 5 ' ' 'Y ' - ew - . , .- ,, W , gn, ..,.....,.,.., ....... ,.?.,..,...-.- l. ...,,.... .- ,,..-.,,-,,.,-.,.- ..- enior Activities MARTHA LITMAN-Class: Hockey Captain l, Bas- ketball Captain 2, Athletic Association: Vice-Presi- dent 4, Representative 2, Social Service Treasurer l, Operetta: Chorus 2, Understudy 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Art l, French Club 2, Chairman of Chapel Committee 2, Forum 4, National Conference of Christians and Jews 4, Honor Study Hall l, 2, 3, 4, National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 2, Gold Co-Cap- tain 3, Hockey Varsity l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Varsity l. BARBARA MACKEY--Sundial: Assistant Art Editor 4, Advertising Staff 4, Operetta 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Art 2, Honor Study Hall 4, Gold Team, Varsity Hockey 3, Attendant to Pem-Day Homecoming Queen 4, Pem- Day Cheerleader 4. PATRICIA McMlLLAN-Social Service: Vice-Presi- dent 3, Representative l, 2, 3, Social Service Activity l, Operetta 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Typing l, French Club 2, Bowling 4, Honor Study Hall 4, Gold Team, Official Scorer l, 2, 3, 4. TRICIA MESCE. Class: Secretary 3, Basketball Co- Captain 4, Student Council Representative 4, Library Board: Secretary 3, Representative 2, Sundial: Art Editor 4, Junior Art Editor 3, Advertising Staff 2, Operetta 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, French Club, Art 2, Chapel Committee 2, Southwest Youth Traffic Court Council 4, Honor Study Hall l, 2, 3, 4, National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 3, Gold Basket- ball Co-Captain 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3. MARTHA MILLER-Class: Treasurer 3, 4, Fire Cap- tain l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 3, Sundial: Assist- ant Business and Circulation Manager 4, Advertising 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Choir 3, Cooking l, Sewing 2, Honor Study Hall 4, National Auxilium Latinum Con- test: Cum Laude 2, Gold Hockey Team Co-Captain, Varsity Hockey l, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Sunset Hill Cheerleader 4. U EMILY PARK-Class: President 3, 4, Vice-President l, 2, Student Council Representative 2, 3, Sundial: Literary Staff 3, 4, Advertising Staff 4, Operetta: Lead 2, 4, Understudy 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Typing l, Sunsetter 2, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4, National Aux- ilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 2, Cum Laude 3, l Speak for Democracy Contest, Winner of City Division 3, Gold Team, Hockey Varsity 3, 4, Basketball Varsity 3, 4. sHAnoN sco'r'r-Moy com 4, class Vice-President l, Social Service Representative 4, Sundial Advertis- ing Staff 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Gold Team, Basketball Varsity 3, Sunset Hill Cheerleader 3, Pem-Day Cheerleader 3. GENIE SHARP-Class Treasurer 2, Sundial: Business and Circulation Manager 4, Junior Assistant Business Manager 3, Operetta: Understudy 3, Chorus 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Typing l, Latin Club 2, Southwest Youth Traffic Court Council 3, 4, Honor Study Hall l, 2, 3, 4, French National Contest, Second Place in Regional Division 2, National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 2, Testamur Award 2, Summa Cum Laude 3, Gold Team, Hockey Varsity 3, Basket- ball Varsity 3. KATHY SYMES-Class Vice--President 2, Social Service Activity 3, Sundial: Editor of Photography Staff 4, Literary Staff 4, Photography Staff 3, Oper- etta 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Art l, Riding 2, Typing 2, Honor Study Hall l, 2, 3, 4, National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Magna Cum Laude 2, 3, Bronze Team. PATRICIA UHLMANN-Class: Cheerleader l, 2, Fire- Captain l, 2, 3, 4, Library Board: Treasurer 3, Rep- resentative 2, 4, Social Service Activity 3, Sundial: Manager of Advertising Staff 4, Advertising Staff l, 3, 4, Photography Staff 2, 4, Operetta 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Drama l, French Club 2, Honor Study Hall 3, 4, Bronze Team, Hockey Varsity 2, 3, 4, Sunset Hill Cheerleader 4. LANEY WATERS-Class: Vice-President 3, Hockey Captain 4, Basketball Co-Captain l, Athletic Associ- ation: Treasurer 4, Representative 3, Library Board Representative 3, Sundial: Assistant Photography Edi- tor 4, Junior Circulation Manager 3, Literary Staff 3, Advertising Staff 3, 4, Photography Staff l, 2, 3, Typing l, Ceramics 2, Bowling 4, Bronze: Captain 3, 4, Co-Captain 2, Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET WEATHERLY-Master of Revels 4, Class President 2, Library Board Representative l, Sundial: Editor-in-Chief 4, Editor's Assistant 3, Photography Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Choir 3, 4, Sunsetter l, 2, Riding 2, Honor Study Hall l, 2, 3, 4, National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Cum Laude 2, 3, Testa- mur Award 2, Bronze Team, Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4. A CAROL WILKIN-Class: Hockey Captain 2, 3, Hockey Co-Captain 4,lAthletic Association: Secretary 4, Representative 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Typing l, French Club 2, Bowling 4, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4, Bronze: Captain 3, Co-Captain 4, Var- sity Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Captain of Sunset-Burroughs Hockey Team 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARIANNE WILSON-Library Board Representative 3, Sundial: Assistant Layout Editor 3, 4, Literary Staff 3, Operetta 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Drama l, 2, French Club 2, Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4, National Auxilium Latinum Contest: Cum Laude 2, Gold Team, Hockey Varsity 2, 3, 4, Basketball Varsity l, 2, 3, 4. . . . - ..... s. . ,. .. - .H .A-.....- .- wg:-, -,,..,...-i -.z..-N... f .l.,, -'Ahh-n.q.........,.,,. . i 9 Q4 :.,..,,g,- ,W Y Z 2 Ai: Q... xy- Complimenfs of Besf Wishes fo CARIJINAI MANUFACTURING PATRICIA and MARGARET INC. THE KANSAS CITY BANK 8. SYMES PARTNERSHIP TRUST CO. Main af 'l8Th ST. - VI 2-2355 All Banking Services Drive-In Windows Free Customer Parking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 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Add 25: Postage lNo C.O.D.'s, Pleasel Smoking Is An sm 606 w. 48TH Evil S COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA y 15- KANSAS CITY, Mo at ' Compliments of A F R l E N D . .... .,.., .,, ...,.. ,......... .- .... ,,.,W.-Aessx-.+a, Qn14p..,..?,. -..,..-...1-....- --...4 - ..- ...vag ,,..v-+,,wn-mnqqa.wvmwwmnav4,,W..-vxv-wabqnpvw+nnn-vvvwDmvn-wv- -vu--y.v-v-ww -,. sf- f- v ,-.0-vu f x , Compliments of INTERSTATE GRAIN CORPORATION Compliments of chef' CLIPPER MANUFACTURING CO 28CO Warwick, Kansas City 8 Mo STELLA Compliments of DEAN WALTERS SERVICE 5200 State Line Compliments of ALEXANDER'S -,Y ' ,.............--9-ve Complimenfs Complimenis of of ADLER'S JOHN HANCOCK INSURANCE Complimenis Cbmplimenfs of of DURAPANE CORPORATION , GOLDMAN'S Complimenfs of I AMERICAN DAIRIES , , . ..,,4,.,.,...... ......-,. .,,...,.v,.O.....,.... -- ..,- AN. . - -,..,.4..,.......a..i......,,...., f .- ....- ,,. ..,,,... .. ,..,. ,- -..,, ..,, .- .-.M , ..,.,.,.,,., ,. FOR ALL OF YOUR I FOR YOUR ' PRIVATE PARTIES INSURANCE ALWAYS There's Simply No Place Like fhe , Resf ur nfs on lllmun'Sm lelontffo. G U THE COUNTRY CLUB PLAZA FRANK G. ALTMAN - PAUL M. BRITTON DICK SLOAN - CHAS. M. SINGLETON J. C. NICHOLS CO. Complimenfg of LAND-SHARP Chevrolet w HIL -!' , 'Sip 52N 'iSvf' fps ESE H353 Jo v, .AO I9l2'J SUNSET HILL SCHOOL for Girls, Founded 1913 COLLEGE PREPARATORY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Thorough Preporoiion for College CO-EDUCATIONAL NURSERY SCHOOL Kindergarten Through High School ... -.... --. A, .-.-.. ..wq....u-vu - f.:,,v4p'. -.--5' ,..-..z.u-as-s-.g.va.....,-v-Q..-...-.a . -....--..-..... J N X X H ifi Remember, gzrls . . .a wzse homemaker always brmgs home ADAMS MILK ana' saves' if 4 IV Y I 32:75 3 1-es' ,. . ..... ..,... ..... . ..... : s 5 ,refs I :sagem-I.IIW.-,II.I.1.I.I.::I:f:5:fa2f:Qf:si-If SMART ' ADVERTISERS GRADUATE . xr:-.---21qa::., - :-:-:' z.. 33,,,:,3:,Q5g5f:s-,-a:-:-1-:Iszrzrf:-9:-:-:gg::513gg55:g:5::.., ...., ,, ,.,.. 4 1.-,M-5:-1-. 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