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

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0 E Mathematics 'X mfxnw, s i' x digg 6 sg X- . M510 I f fm 4 swf Q X , X XV 3 'X 1 . . V X M X V f X X 0 gf X . W .. X fffs S A Qxvs X VXA XX f N xx f,,. N xx x Mg fx 5 m i XXX X X QQ X MQNX f v r vxssz ' .wsu , S as X l - . X 'N' Q xx s . l X 4, wx Y Qt , .1 W, X9 X 4 , 1 lv its W 5 f f ' MQW Y Q QS. c W W sv W W Mrs. Beth Thackaberry-2 Miss Louisa CI'OCkefT-7 Algebra Geometry, Algebra, University of Missouri, B.S. Math IV University of Kansas, M.S. Vanderbilt University, B.A. University of Wisconsin George Peabody College, Columbia University ot M.A. New York Oklahoma State University University of Arkansas Students at Sunset Hill have an opportunity to study many aspects of the field of mathematics. Freshmen begin with the basics of Algebra l. The Sophomore year is concerned with plane geometry and some concepts of solid geometry. Juniors study Advanced Algebra. Though it is not required, many Seniors continue with Math IV to have the chance to study trigonometry and calculus. f 18 xg. '22 P X lib. Q: A Q S 'E S X x K X .ws . X Q Y wg, X QW EX : X .

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L 4 4 fi, W . J Y W' English WW 7 f XJ f P ,WW ' ni I 7, 71, 4 X, r 6 fi, ,jf ff! 4 f 1 ff ' 4 XXXXZ 9 f ,Z W? 4 f AWS ffff ,M X, L W X fyy , , , . f..7 if WM! ' ff s 4 ff . ssc, gif is 53 Mrs. E. Barton Jewell-3 Mrs, Richard Rh0de5-1 English l, ll English Ill, IV Northwestern University, Bryn Mawr College, B.A B.S., M.A.g K.U., U.M.K.C. U.M.K.C. The purposes ot the English department at Sunset are to build a solid knowledge of literature and to teach students basic critical and creative writing. Freshmen and Sophomores study various kinds of literature and learn the basics of writing. Juniors study American Literature and write criti- cal essays on the works they have studied. The Seniors study British Literature in the same way. A group of Seniors are taking Advanced Placement English in preparation for the Advanced Placement Exam in the spring. c c ' v7fWV S3'Sm i ' ' A ' f s .Q c c Q my sf. ss ,s gwwiyy XQSS Xp N X X f f ' ,. -s, .. s ,. ,ff ss - ss f . -4 r ig:-1 lg .N ff icc. A Abs Mgt A , A , R fue., 4 ,. ' 1 ' 1 - tis? A A if I A we 1 W ?35? '.1i!'f'7e7'lf? ' -5 il A SWNQ-'Ni 'J' S f Sl fi fair V ,M 121. I FP 'ff , ,sf- s ' f s, ,ff 1 ggsgwfn , v, g ,, .l .V . A ' It M A 1 ssc so W 'f 4. fi I i 'i i f4 f '! , tit 1311 ?::-- - K K 4 g Q 1 2 ' 1' S sc fffgf 4 ,Ci 5 x gl. K: Y AKQV 1 ,ng Q 1 f, ,f M . -1' f 17

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History fy, he , ,. ,Pj , ' f f! s X X X 7 7 if syy. 4 f . .. 'Msn' j , f AXASSXAS! 'i ll X .-- W' 5 X YZ W V- Mrs. William Ennis-l7 Mrs. George Dillon-3 American History Ancient History Goucher College, A.B. Smith College, B.A. U.M.K.C. U.M.K.C. Sophomores study Ancient History with Mrs. Dillon. This course is concerned with politics, cul- ture, and lite in many ancient societies. The history ot the United States from the discovery ot America to present times is studied in the Juniors' American History classes. Mrs. Calkins teaches a special od- vanced placement class to a number of Juniors. Seniors continue their study ot history with Modern European History. 19 Mrs. Leroy Calkins-5 American History Modern European History Wellesley College, B.A. U.M.K.C., M.A.