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

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Mme. Roy Lutes-6 French Universite de Rennes Baccalaureat Serie A, Serie Philosophie, Letters Mme. Ernest Manheim-T9 French University of Liepzig, Ph.D University of London, Diploma in Psychology Languages The study of French begins at Sunset in the elementary grades. Mme. William Wam- bold teaches beginning French to the young- est girls. Serious study of French begins in the Sixth Grade. All high school students take at least two years of French. French history and French literature are studied by the Jun- iors. The Seniors continue with the study of literature. The Advanced Placement Course taken by Seniors is a very intensive study of literature. Lectures and discussions are con- ducted in French to increase the student's pro- ficiency in speaking. Sunset students are re- quired to study two years of Latin grammar and literature. Some students continue with third and fourth year Latin to read more liter- ature. Mme. Henri Tron-ll French Women's State Teachers College, Coutances Certificate, Sorbonne Life Certificate 21 Miss Susan Sobey-l Latin Rosary College, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A.

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Mrs John Eggen-3 Science ,W M General Science Bl0l09Yf Chem'5lfY Sarah Laurence, B.A. U.M.K.C., B-5 U M K C M,A, U.M.K.C., Graduate School Students at Sunset can study many sciences. Freshmen study General Science with Mrs. Eggen and learn about many aspects ot the sciences. This year Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are studying Biology with Mr. Wood. Mr. Wood also teaches Chemistry to Seniors. Biology and Chemistry are both lab sciences and the girls have a chance to do many experiments to complement class lectures. 20 Mr. Douglas A Wood

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