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

Page 27 text:

MK Mrs. Paul Hoffman-2 Lower School Music Cornell College University ot lowa, B.A. 'Jf 1 ,y Mrs. Sara J. Foster-l Lower School Physical Education University ot Oklahoma, B.S. Music The Lower and High School music departments have been especially concerned with voice training and sight reading this year. Many music classes were spent practicing song School also prepared their Time in High School music to discussing the Plaza C tended by the High Schoo S for Vespers. The High pa rt of Com mence ment. C asses was also devoted oncerts which were at- girls. l Gym X The sports pursued by Sunset Hill students are hockey, volleyball, and basketball. These, how- ever, are not the only skills taught in physical edu- cation classes. The girls in lower school learn games and exercises that aid their motor skills and coordination. The middle and upper school girls learn skills and rules of the competitive sports and also spend time learning exercises and basic tumb- ling. 23 Mrs. Myron McNown-T High School Music University of Wyoming, B.M. U.M.K.C., M.A. Miss Dolores Miller-4 Middle and High School Physical Education Northeast Missouri State Teachers' College William Jewell College, A.B., U.M.K.C., Graduate Study

Page 26 text:

N i l t , l l l l 4 i i 3 1 , 3 ,XM W M Wy, l l ff fr M' l l XWM W i , Wm, , l Vw, ., ,, ,W , I bf' - 1 X M, 1 mylf yw f il f ,f , -1 il' ,il i , 3 X t , , lg U-, Art W! M 4 .V f f K V, if ' W, ,.,.,,,,,W,, WW ffy W fw KW W 1 fx , M f W 'V fa f MQ f WW WWW! 5' ff Z W f f W S f 4 ,Qu af W f if ff f m W W .4 Q f X 62, fi 0 W af 7 ffw f ff W I fin af . fh if ff W f 7 M ff ww f , Q f f ' 49 W f 7.9 W f f 1' 1 ff X 7, f f l 2 M WW! , ' 'F i T W, ,,.,,, , , f Z ll i . ' T i Miss Jean Hullsick-T0 MVS- BYVOU SPe 'Ce 4 Art, History ot Art Aff I ' Vassar College, A.B. Sweet Briar University i University ot Kansas, B.S. ll i 5 . l Upper School Art and History ot Art are l l . . . Q T taught by Miss Hullsick. History ot Art, a class of 5 y only. tour this year, concentrates in painting from Gothic to contemporary art. The great freedom in tl i . . 1 the art classes gives the students an opportunity to l l pursue varied techniques and styles. Their experi- i l . . . 3 ments include work in woodblocks, papier mache l iewelry, tissue paper paintings, op art, pop art, I oil paintings and Gothic-style madonnas. The Low- l er School Art classes, taught by Mrs. Spencer, also experiment in the various media. i i l 4 S E ,, ii , , li if 22 div I Q V f 9 7 f Sn F V Qs N Sf ww h M51 X gmac f, it ' W? 2

Page 28 text:

0 4 ,. 12 my , , f .. 1' -Q ,. .WJ WM, slkvx Mrs. Bernard Sherman-5 First Grade Kansas City Teachers CoIlege,1B.S. U.M.K.C. Harvard University University of Kansas Lower And Middle School Faculty Mrs. Kenneth Stoner-20 Second Grade Kansas State Teachers College Life Certificate in Primary Education U.M.K.C. Mrs. John Dix-T6 Third Grade Pittsburg State Teachers College, Life Certificate K.U., M.U., U.M.K.C. 24 Mrs. John B. Weltmer-3 Fourth Grade Bradford Junior College Northwestern University B.S. U.M.K.C., M.A.