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

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From PSAT's, SAT's and Achievements, to gradua- tion, she has guided and pulled us through some of our most trying high school experiences. Our mother away from home, she has kept us out ofthe halls and off the streets. Her quick wit, humor and under- standing have kept Sunset going. From ordering us to stop sunbathing on the lawn to giving comfort and advice, she was always there. We the senior class of 1974 wish to dedicate this yearbook to our MOA, Mrs. Atwood. 9 Q A-,MY A p. Qs There : W Hz fl, K -nf 6 if F , my is gt

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- zere, ious ! ,:. f , f , in W X WW My ,W. The student-faculty cooperative govern- ment has fulfilled its responsibility, to a certain extent, in making Sunset an honora- ble environment to advance and learn. Rules and regulations have been made and many privileges have been passed by this govern- ment. All that is left now to complete a near perfect academic society is the cooperation of the whole student body. They are the ones Who make up the school and who can really benefit from it. There just has to be a certain amount of effort from each individ- ual, then the ideal conditions can actually exist. Comments from the student body EICCS W ff ulty i r t l 1 i E Q X ,,.,- Mr? , r 6 li- Students need to reflect on what they have here and be glad they have it. They should stop com- plaining and use to their advantage the suitable environment that is provided for them. Administration

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Z! W v A Vw f f ,W Ms. Atwood peruses a desk memo durrng a rare moment of sohtude. There she is a ain! uardin the extensron phone. 8 S S 2 'H-. Fi 191 tr 5 2 X V W Y! '7fffZ3f ?Q QW K,fmw,mffn ' Resplendent in her natural surroundings, Ms. Atwood pauses to address the camera.