~HE SUNSET' STAMPEDE SPECIAL SENIOR NUMBER

Vol. VI, No, 5 DALLAS, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1931 Price: 10 Cents per Copy

Sunset High Has 120 Girls Scekin~ Graduation in June Exercises

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Many Graduates Plan to Enter

College in Fall Other Seniors Are Looking

Toward Positions In the Busness World

Sunset Teachers Plan to Spend An Interesting Summer

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I SUCCESS

Tht· se nior pl;iy, '" l. i~1t·11 In On th e Campu ,;", 11as pre~t·n led by !ht' ~cmr,r

ha<] a n :l\'rraJ,{C' aho · 94 : cb~ <; 0 11 ~f ay 8 ;i 1 the Stlll ~t' t au,ti-Some WiU Go to California, O li1·i:1 Faulkner, r,rdel ia tor ium.

Some to Eastern States Uillie MorJ,{a n. Edit l Abhot Cast of Characters Cotnl'r, Iris Gi lpi L. I Tht'odora \ 'a n lJyke. . ... Peggy Kai n

Manv S un sl't tearhl'rs h:l\·e a lready ;;;~~'~" ~;~;:·~. rt Pun u . Helen ~':r\ n~:r~~1~;non : .... o'~-;~?:/ ~~lt:~ made iilan !l for their )•acations this Ruth Sutton. Ca t; t• rine \ 11 ia TlSOTh Rcttina Rurt on .. .. .. Cha rlene Mc\dams

Sll~;~::rGracl' Simpson, teach er o f civ- f;~:~11~~s L:~1 i; · A\~~~~:,tt!~:.

1: ~ :;!an ~f·e·r·~~l.i'.~:~.-.~:~~:~~~~t~

in and cconomin. ·is planning to spend rencc 1\nderson, .i ry Ruth Bill ings, Gail Oi·erton ....... ... .... Phy1[i,; Ric hards Two hundred •se niors will Jea,:e Sun- th~f ;;~mn~~\1i11~-fr~~1:ii~orn;:; ~ddc, public Ruth Done , Elish Brannon, Glenn ~~;~1;~(~!0~

1~h·; ~~::·.~~.'.~~:er~a~ h~;Jr~;~'.

set on June .l. Some 0

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e~n wi)I c~n~ spt·aking teacher, is going to st ay at g ~i:!it,~~; 11 ::~ Mt:i;r:tt~·lab l::~ Rohin 1ioo<L. .. ·- --·· ·· Wallace Ra s<;t tt

tinuc on the road to hig ier ea~nmf >) her hom r in Indiana . Robinson, Rowena \Vcmherl y. Al lan Lee. ·····-·J . \ ·irgil ~fu rph entering college nrxt f~~l• while/ ,e~e ~-!rs. Louise \Van·, s tudy hall teach- Other s t_udents n the Honor Roll Peter Lync h._ .. \\.allace Ste 1·c nson will be a number ,i·ho "'

1 d cnler tree· t•r, is planning t o tra\'el in all part s of arc as follows: Ru th Rct",·cs Remington ····· ··- ··

Ir ft~,l~o~~i•~~ie~,:,;:~:rl a~e of those the Un ited States and is expecting lo Jamie Bran non, , del ine Allen, \'. N. . .. Lui~e Cunnin~ham

who ha,·e definitely decided to enter a :~dt~h~~;·at!o~;_,G~~%~!n!~~>:~i~iy~·• ~~::;(;. 0

;~::;,:sr~upJ2 ia::~!·le {i\;~~~i i~rr/~~:'.~·; ;dg~ :··~.~i.~'.'.~~~~C:/ ,:;; college or a unin-rsity nex t fall: ~di ss Ripple Frazier, teacher of food s Da,·id Geiscr, Rutl H.1ge ma:1. Doroth y J\n,-l'r lr Scott.. Clayton Ayers

AJlent ~vici.:;R~cc.A{ U~ '1' ang home cconouucs, 1s pianmng to L. Hi.',:'i,rin s, 11ary Eliz.1beth f-1111! , ;,.: o- Gordou Gray .. .. _ ···--···· E lisha Br.:innan Aye~ .~,..yton_:--N · T · A G. or~ ~pchd • , t. wondedul summi.:..r at ramp hie Jone~. Arm ~I . Ki lli ngswo rth, Mau- Johu \\·a l!.lce ..... --····-·- \\'alt er ~(eek

. ,BU,1:~ Wa /1,.G~ • · .. ut:4, aa m ll!"tlifs.., vea r Sh,e .. ":ak..~n~{'()~- - ... ,.·,'-· :, i'.-o~[e(.~~ .fillo"t~ .. •\..,;:1..°W'~"~..:.:_ n ;,erty- \Yu:...,,nre ...... J , . • . ..... -,·--..·•-"?'" , -;;,"' (:~P ;~etiera1~ii't'o "'•~· h~~.: · France!! l. 11;, •··· J . • ~. n•. \.:,t.-d:.anc 'Radio Announccr._ .. _Raymond Du,~ 1

Bates, Doyle::-5·: ~ U •• n -~ School -~mp . lrfe. , ·She , If also " cxpccta~g to Patt ie rson_, .W1lra in .• Rose ntforough, - Sorority Girls-Ad riane Dudley, Lilla _ l}nnnon, Elis~•~ ~~ · ·.. • spend the last P!rt of the t.ummer_ at Ruth Siegel, . orgia Underwood, Mae Yo unger, J oyc,e McLa rty, E \·e-

of LaW-; .• •· , · . ·· S h I. Yellowstone N~t1onal Par~. Douglas ~ater, B 1 trice You ng, Mar• lvn Wilt'y, Dec Rue Parsons, Ruth • Chaffee, VJilltam-Draftmg c

00 Mrs. Katherine Gannon. the cloth- garct Add1r, M~r Basden, Sue Bas· •faylor. '!"

Crews, John Tom-T. C. · ing teacher, is planning to spend the tian . Gra neta B,lb , Raynwnd Duvall. Fraternity Men-John Tom Crt'WS, Cooke, Milton-A. & M.. . of summer at home. 1 Juanda Rea Eades, Mary F rances Ellis. Clarence Foster. Ralph Yeargans. Cummings, Preston-University Miss Bess Hackett, history teacher, Selwyn Flowers, 'Elizabeth Harold, Bi lly :Morgan. W arren De:ikins. Dew-

Tcxas. Univcr- is also planning to spend the summer Jane Mathcwsor.. J ulian Morehouse, e,· Morrow. Raymond Brock. Max Delay, Robert-Oklahoma at home. . . Dager ~eu_<l~rgras• Inez Recd, Alvin Park s, Amos Pool.

sity. f :Mrs. Ethel Jones, typewntmg,_ short• Scaff. V1rgm1a Sm Icy, Thelma Stone, Staff Deakins. Warren- Unh•ersity

O hand , and salesmanship tc~cher, is plan- Kathryn Thurma~, l, Lorcna Turbeville. Class Sponsor- ..... ~f i~s Grace Simpson

Texas. ning to go to San Antomo, and from Cha rles Bates, B1r\1·c Benedict, Har• Director ...... Miss \\° ilhclm in a G. Ht"dde Drces<."n, Robert - University of there to Colorad?. . old Bruss, Jesse C} son, John Collier, P rompter... .. ---···· H!lda :5~gal

Texas. Miss Adelhe1t Dettman, b~ology Stuart Craven, F~., , ees Demon, J. B. Business ~fan ager .... J . Davis \\ nght Durham, Perry-$. M. U, or John teacher. is planning to. teach biology Fite, Dorothy Gem; , , Maurin e Glon.r, :\sst. Bus. Man::i~c r ...... Ralph Oldham

in summer school the ftrst p.trt of the Jarratt Harke>·, D ris Higgins, Juha A<h-ertising ~fg-r. .Audy Lo,·e Ta~l~~~il, Raymond-S. M. _U. summer 311 d then to visit her moth~r Higgins, Theresa ! , Hinckley, Billy .-\ ssr. Adv.· ~r~r ....... ...... Cor in nc 1faddox

Gillespie, H cnry-S. M. &U. 'I and father, who li\'e on a ranch 111 Hawes. Hugh Jom~ , El Rena Kin.go, Stage 1[anai:,?er .. .. ........ ......... Sims Fre~ich Hendrix, Holman-A. l' • or S. New Mexico. . J.~a.ude Kraft, Dori thy Loupot, V1r- Property Chairm::in .. . Frank Sattc-r fu.:Jd

{ U Miss Freida Thoene, !he phySical gm1a Lynch, Douth\ :rt 1kLarty, Jack The play was a surc;ss. The. semor 1 K.ar.ncs, Tom-A. & M. a lor training teacher, is planning t? spc_nd MacPherson, Waite \ Meck. Jan e ~a~h. class cleared ahout $8;,.00. Thi s play Kellam, Jack-A. & M. or B Y · a quiet summer on the lakes Ill Mm- George Page, Hel, Pe('b!es, Jua.mta was said br many to be one of 1.he best Love, Aud)'-$. M. U. . uesota. Pressley, Mary Fi .nces Porterfield, that a se nior cla ss has ewr g1\'en at McCall, George-Columbia Univer· ______ Vivian Russell, Ma tha Scogin. Dale Sunset.

Sparks, Lecia Jand Shuler, Newcomb siti{cPhcrson, J. B.-Uni\'crsity of

Mt~~~gk~"Waltcr-Columbia University

or Rcvcly-A. & M. Morgan, Billy-S. M. U._ . . of Mordson, Walter- U111vers1ty

A round This Town Of Dallas, Texas,

In 1941 and 1950

Stanford, l\fyrna S, uncrs. Margaret Ware!. A.Ima Ware, •,,elm Washburn, TRAVELING POPULAR Eula Ma ude Wilbu: r. 1) .... -o th, Brown, WITH SUNSET G. R.'S Murye l Campbell, \ . irgin1~:"\-_,ampbell, Maurine Coburn, Ru , De\.Vces, Grace

(Class Prophecy) Fox, Roy Frederick~ Blake French. ''Tra ve l" has been a popular sub-jC"c t at the Girl Rcse n ·c meet in g;; this

----1 M!~~~ Virgil-University of T exas, . Nolen,· Mclvin-N. T . A. C.

Hensley's place in the Sunset Gladys H oe hn, r'1

cstinc Huggin s, In J9S0 Eugenia Nash look f;:~ G~~~~~•nc~or;E1~-.t/f~e;;~vo~d~n~~i1~~

Sclhnooll.940 Betty Brown_e_ took Ruth F:orencc Koiner, Altha Lievsay,

sp~~~·he April 15 meeting Miss Sarah Dinsmore, Engli sh teacher. ga \·C a talk 0 11 her tra\·el s in Eurore. Charlene Brewer ga\'e two piano numb ers.

Oldham, Ralph-5. M. U. , Patton, Wrri.-A. & M. or Baylor. Pool, Amos-S. M. U. Pr.Ht, L. F.-A. & M. Riggs. Dean-Rice. Rudd, Tyrus-Jefferson School of

Las:~ndcrs, Jack - University of

T~~rficld, Frank-N. T. A C .. Scruggs, Jack-S. M. U. or -Umver-

sit§1,0:,;;;;:s- Wallas-University of T~s~c, Gordan-S. M. U. :i. Tillery, Lc~S. M. U.

Toldan, Cb,k-;N. T. A: C. Tudor, Ladcll-Univcrs1ty. of Texas. Wright, J. D .-West Point or A.

& Ill. h Yeargan, Ralph-Tuas Tee ... Adamlt Vivia-Abilene Christian Co~:1, 006, Elizabeth~Univcrsity,of

T~X::w~, Betty-C. I. A. Burnett. Dorothy_,.C. I. A. Conroy, Catherine Lce--C. I. A. Cooper, Vfr,inia-S. M. ~- . Cunningham, l..olml-Umversity of

T exa• (eondaued on Page Th:cc)

George McCall, 0: l Meyers, Ulmer Chatterton's p lace in the cinema. Newman, Johnnie , Ratliff, Mary

"About Town \Ve Saw"- . F rances Sawyer, Sc11, ~r Searcy, Eva· Mr George Stevenson, presiden~ _of gene Secv.ers, Thom.i Shipp, Tommy

Trus; National Dank, talking pohti~s Smith, E. L. Stearm:,\ 1

Billie Tenery, with some friend s on Aka rd and Mam La Fawn Thorpe, N 1da Willingham.

St;~~~~· Arthur Brown, the f?rmer Miss iJ:':;s, ~be~1j~ ~::m:ci~ 11ti~~i:11~1

Cary Ann Wilkinson, buying a new Le roy Brister, Evel h Bird , Daisy go!ff,·c~utHfiot.,ten•e Howard_ ' world fam· Bullock, Ross Bush, T f- omas Copeland.

1, '"' " Robert Dclay. Jacq , •line Do uila s1, ous fiction writer,. lookrng for some Mary Katherine Duggl TI, Frances El• new material to wnte abou~. . Jenga, Maurine Fox, M

1 rie Galipp, Lu-

Miss Elizabeth Maupin ha".mg cille Gamble, Virginiar ~affncy, Harry lunch :it the Adol1>hus. She ha s JuSt Gowdey, J. C. Guy, I den Hamilton, returned from Europe, where she has Mildred Hurst, Doi l thy Johnson, been !! tudying for g_ra nd opera. Sadie Marie .Jones, ,Vt1 ra Mac Lamp·

Dewey Morrow signed a tcn~ycar hear, Lillian Lane~ ' r, \.Y. L: Mc-con tract with Ringling Brothers circus Bridge, Melba Manil g, Mary J ean as an elephant trainer. Marschall, Gladys nnicr, Ram sey

M·ss Bernice Smith has .~igned a Moore, Walter Mom I

Lorenc My· cout~aet to teach history in Sunset er,s Mary Ruth Pitts~tir ~scphinC Plas-High School-(shc would!) . tcr, ll t lcn Porch,.Mart_~1 Porter, Grace

Miss Lola Mac Nance was buytng Reeves, La Neil RHJ; ards, Thelma some new nurses' uniforms al A. Har• Robinson, Jay 'Rodman, Vivian Sellers, · ' Alene Shackelford, L rainc Stuart,

miMiss Jessie Watts accepted the po- Agnes Tribble, ~leanor s i\nn Ward. sition of coach for the Golden Cy• clones. Miss Watts has been an ~II· American forward for the last five

years.(Continucd on Page Four)

Mr. Chalk-Name so· :e liquid that won't freeze, f

Sim French-Hot wa,.1,. I .

On Thursday, April 22, "Tra \'('1" \\:as again the subjec t of th e program. ~li ss Hornbeak talked. The prci; ident of the Oak CliH Girl Reserves was prese nt .

Music was the subject ~{ the r_ro• gram givC"n 0 11 ~fa r 7. M 1l~red Kmg and Doris J ohnson played ~1ano solos. ~lillic Douglas gave a rcadmg.

A hfother anJ Daugh ter banc1uct honoring the mothers was gi ,,e n by th e Girl Re serves May 8 at the Y. \V. C. A Gi rl Resen •es from all of the Dal-la~ high schools were present and took part in th e program. .

Thursdar, May 14, th e Girl Rcserv~s had a hike and picnic in stead of their regular meeting.

EYES

By Lexie Jean Lowman w·ndows of souls, m.irrors of th ough t, Po~ls of expression with God's won-

The ~::u~;o~•r~~~c and life shining

The }~:::ch;s of truth and courage anew.

Departing 'Grads' Leave Rare Gifts To Sunset 'Studes' Brilliant Minds, Personality,

Beauty, and Charm Left Behind

The fol lo" ini;: i~ the oiii.:ial w11\ of t lw J une C!.1~~ nf J')J I :

Edwin For,1mr) t' r wd b hi-; m~m -her~hip in th" S.ttmnal Honor S-:ci,ety to J oe Shankles. . . . .

Rl,1kc F rench wi lls hi s ab1litr !O ar~ue with ~!i ss Simp<.o n to .-\hon

Scc~;Tt"llCC Fost n wi ;:~ h1<; lo,·c fo r ~f iss Dettman to Lucil k F.!115.

~I an· ·D Sren,:.n wd!~ ht' r ::ihihty a, a ; tcno.irra plwr lo T ommy Camp-hl·l!

tr~;r Ff{~~~g>· t~:n~~-a!rF·\~ . suArt E,-ans wills his snulln~ 1a

statm e to Dorothy Burges$.. Doyle B:ite;; wills hi: abili ty. to play

the saxophont" to Edwm Tur-pm. . : Sims French wills his e\-cr!astmg frown le Joe E rps. •

Sal!il' Wat kins wills her Io n: 10r Mr. Chal k 10 Rose ~larie H,1,ll. .

~fi ldrcd Cooper kaYCl' h~· r dancing and !lirtin~ ability :o K.1therine ~fc -Do\\·cll.

\\'alter ~l eek ka•,c_.; hi;; cmc n0."c to \Voodrow ~filkr

Gcorg-c ~fc Ca ll k :1\l' ." hi~ ahility to fall in tu,·e with ~111.111 i;:irls to any 1 B.

Gordc,11 Stone- ,1 ilb •his quid ways to Cal"in Sil\'\l s.

0:-ixicl :\ lie n 11ills hi _.; dC'~irc to lo"c a iir _.; t <btt" to any Trini ty Height s boy.

R.1!ph \' t"arg.1 11 k ;lvr!- his hypcrbo!C"s to J .:i me s B.1tty.. .

P r~·s ton Cu11111111ii;s lea\'C'." his sleepy wa vs to l\" t•,1·1011 Gamhk ..

Rohen Du Lay wi lls his gossipmg wa v 10 the IR girl.;;' "Gym" cl:iss.

~!ch-in Nolau hequeathl'S hi s co m• 111 audin1,:" ways to Albt.' rt Allen . .

fot~il~~ ... \l;~~·~:; !~:"~: ~:ro~:11t~~!:1~

lact.'. Delma :\rult'r~on lea\'es hC' r attrac •

t ion for f,1oball boys to Al ice Forst-meyer. '

Lvnn !farris wills his conceit to B,·r~n Williams.

-~lillil' Doug lass lea,·t's her h<'ight

to .. ~:1\I,;• :: i~: ~·l' rald lt·a,·es her ability to h·ach a li,rl'bra to Miss Scott . , ..

"'E liza bet h Snapp !caws hrr ' snap to Frances Thomp son. .

Hel en Loui se Spain k a\'eS her ab1l -it \' 10 argue to Miss Simpso n. .

· Adrienne Dudley lea ves her phyrnJuC' to Dorothy BurgC'SS. .

Viq.,-inia Til son IC' .:i\'es her sweet th s-

pot_i;l~·nt~V~~ • .':bu~~:ir~~::~ her truthful ._. nature to J. C. Guy. ' ·

~lar~tierit e Harris rrgn-t full y lea \'c~ her bugs a1111 worms that ~he h~s col• Jected for biology to Doris Br iggs.

Doris Robin son lea ves her freckle~. a \'cry \·aluabl e possess ion , to Frances Brown.

Virginia Sharp lca,•es her ahility to do La tin to Mary FrancC"s Geeo ..

Ai,rnes Nauce leave.~ her sweet di ~po-sition to Dorothy Src11cC"r, (Agnes doesn't nt>ed it any more.) . .

Trent' Roach lca\'es her Spanish ab1l~

it yM~~;;r~:~1s~;0,:~\'t'S her civic abil-

ityJ;~nSit! .... ~! a~;[;e s hi s self.satisfied (Continued on Page Three)

Pag~ Two

Stampede Staff for This Issue BE\"ERLY \\"IC KWIRE -----------·-- --·••- - - --- ·-·---· Edito r } . D . \\"RIGHT _ __________ _ ___ Jlusincs;; M anager

E,Yh'11 \\·as hburn Jam i~ Brannon ),.( ild rtd Cooper Eli ~h:i Br.inna n !-.(ildrcd 03vis

LITERARY STAFF En:lrn \\"iky Catherine \\"illiam son Ht'rtha L)•nch Zelma Marchant )a)' Rodman

(Ass isted by members June Graduating Class )

VACATION DAYS

Hurrah! \"acat ion time is almos t here! That is indeed a happy thoug ht for all the hard working boys and g irl s who ha ve had to g o to ~chool for nine month s. with very few hol idays .

Vacation! \ Vhat a pleasant feeling it is to kno w that there is no more getting up early and rushing to school- tha t is, not for three wonderful mo nths-no more worry ing over lessons . re-port cards, final exam s, or detention hall s. Three months to spend with out the slightest thought of school! \ ,\That student is there who doesn't look forward to the good old ,acat1on davs' Teach-crS too. 'we can at least suppose, will be very glad fo r school to be out.

For the person who is fortunate enough to go away for the summ er there is the pleasure of seeing things-new fac es, new places, and yes. even ge tting new clothes. The clothes will interest the girls at least. And there is also pleasure for the persons who must stay at home in the summer. They call it stay ing at home, but do they really stay? Not much! (Of course home is a very nice place to hang one's hat). Such sports as swimming, picnicing, fi shing, camping, and hiking can be enjoyed by those who do not leave the city during vacation days.

Vacation days! Lazy days! These go hand in hand. Lots of fun is to he had from these wonderful, carefree days! Come on. let's all enjoy them! B. P.

A "WORKING" VACATION

Vacation days will be "working days" for the majority of Sun set s tudents. V\ihen I say working days I do not mean neces-sarily getting out in the hot sun and doing manual labor, but there will be times when you work your father or mother or whoever has the most control over the family bus. ,There will a lso be· times when you work Dad for the show money. For some of you this will be pretty hard work.

1 1en vaca tion cays egin. a num er wt en er 1c sa es t -

ship field. T hey will pr6bably begin hy selling their fathers the idea of taking the family to some place where they can see the snow melt and can watch Dad's bank roll vani sh at the same time. Thi s will take some g-ood salesmanship in many cases. Then they will have to sell to their mothers the idea that they will just have to ha ve new dresses or new suits for that moonlight dance that is going to he g iven in the near future.

Thi s kind of work will he the kind that most Sunsetters follow until they hear the school hell ring next fall. -E. VY.

THOSE CURTAINS

l\'1onday morning, May 4, pupils and teachers of our Sunset High School had the priv)lege of seeing, for the first time, the much talked of and much needed curtains in the auditorium. At last we have curtains representative of this gTeat institution of ]earning, and we should be proud of them.

VVe believe in g iving credit where credit is due. The Dads' Club and the P. T. A. did their share in providing for a beautiful curtain. The Public Speaking Department, under the directi~n of Miss Hedde, and the Music Department, directed by Mr. Otto K. Michels, should be applauded for their donations. The 4A Class also donated fifty ~ollars to the fund.

Sunset students appreciate this improvement in their audi-toriury1. -J. T. C.

PLEASANT MEMORIES

Gee, but it'll seem queer when you get out of a school that's almost been your home for four years (maybe more). It will be kinda lonesome ; you won't see any of your lower classmen friends, won't hear the voices of students and slamming of lockers between classes.

But there's one thing that will keep the blues off a person's mind, and that one thing is memories of high school days. Re-member that scared and uneasy feeling when you were a "fish"? How proud you Were when you passed in everything to become a sophomore? And how much prouder you were when you reached the junior year and had a few more pri vileges ? Then last of all, the pleasant times you had during your senior year?

Remember the clubs that you belonged to? And all kinds of club parties you attended? Dances, parties, banquets, socials.-all are brought to mind from a time that has gone-and as Father Time roll s relentless ly on. don 't forget that pleasant memories won't hurt a person a bit, even if he is looking back on hi s high school days. · -S. A. C.

JUST,IMAGINE-

Ra y111011d DJ~umh. E lisha Branu u wi tho ut that wavy

ha ir . Engt' nia Nas l skip piu K down lhe

h:111. l'<"g i;:y Kain m t m;1k ing lh e honor

ro ll. Virgi l ).lurph wi1h a who le snit on . M iriam Go<l cy- walkiu g s low ly

1low 11 the hall a ne. ).liMrcd Tho1 p o:.011-wi thout curl y

hair. C harlene McA la m s-fat. S tewart E\'a ns s ix feet ta ll, Lo is Cla rk- acing s ill y.

- Br a \\'on<lerin g Se nior.

"LOOK! ' 'ROUND"

-only a fe" now and the old school wi quiet-sniff, sniif!-it"s h .

E\'erybody's g o g away-Lonnie is off to Ca mp Dall: - then he' s com• ing hack to go to a liforn ia with Rod-man, Dyer. and 1'.[ i !er-Curly Wood-ward is gonna' s1 o nlder in summ er school-Dewey [arrow is goin g to Europe if he ca n . tip out on a tramp steamer-Joc k H ndrix wi ll probably spend the long s11 mer c,·e11i11gs on Kathryn's doorstc1 fii ll y Spencer will play golf ;ii] ummer-so will Den John son-an' hat's 'bout all-at the prese nt.

-an<t' th was a wow -funniest ,third act , . · · .arra nging

talk .. '.ibu anybodr to ta lk t

hylli s to

a heckuva' lo ng ti to pin that frat pin o n Prggy-a did Bassett fairly sell Murph tha t r coon coa t ?-we ask you-auy,~·a le t's g ive ).li ss Hedde a great big iand on her abi lit y to put over these ·nior plays.

\Vhe ther you kn v it or not. Sunse t has fo urteen footb: lett er men return • in~ next year- e opening game is with Rockwall at ie Stadium- 1931 is du e to b«"" S un s ·s year-.

-:---hy lb c way you want to know a "good egg" wh is a nice all 'round good _ sco~it . go an introduce your self to 81II \\ h1t c. the new pitcher we in-herited from Corsi ana Hi-Bill's the b.or who t~micd •ores t away in the fir s t half with a 1 -hit no-run game-.

Hi •_Y ~l ub ,is th owing a "booger" at El Tivoli FrHlay 1ig ht, and according to all ~eport s 11 P

1 1 the present elate it

ought a be c½e t banquet at 8:00 a11d t.h en clanc1n. until-?-and that ques tion il,l!?.r~ , foo2in'.

. -all d Iii' Vir inia Self is ge tting a bi g_ hand at th e . a1acc this week-Jack has, adop~e that "snooty" air-hohnobbrng w• th ,1 s tage star-well, m y dca hs I C. . Crews and his or• chcSlra ha ve hr ·ken up so we have been tol~l-!ba ·s too bad as it was a neat ltttlc ba1 I.

. -the new 1f >thall fi eld will be all

right by nex t I-it's been sodded hca \' il y with nc , dirt and we under• st a nd that gra.s is to be plantcd-wcll, HAPP VACATION and S'long-. '

DO YOU RE' 4EMBER WHEN-·

Alfred Libb made his memorable speec h o n sc h I spirit? S<'~i:l;e~a~;l\a I forgot hi s speech on

sp~/:irrarth a Watson was o ur class

fo:h;e~:~:r ~i-st? (Only once in

Football M re made the assertion th~t he would hike to get hold of cer-ta111 people ac !IS the river ?

We wo~ all 1osc football victories? Mrs. Price as sponsor of the Stam-

pede? The N. T. , . C. hoy!I prese nted the

play, "Julius esar" , in assembly? J efferson •enuc was unpaved? \Ve wer e " : h" ?

The Pony Express Doc tor 1 Q uick. m y e}·c•! Oh, no,

th ere' s 110 1h i111( wrong- it's on ly the cover of th e "nut" is, uc of the: " l n tcr-lwlc" . The cnv<'r' s upside dr.,wn and '-O a rc :11,nul half the pc1 ge.1. I t' s .1. i;rt'a l h<,ok. the •• Jnt crl ude··.

\\·c wa nt to thank the '·Talism.1.n" for the ir kind criticism o f the Sum• p('de. ..The o r i,llinality, wi1, a nd humr,r 1hroul,{hnut d ispla)' muc h ta lent"-this is what th (')' say about ta.

The co\'e r on th e E.i «t er "Acorn" wa s !-upcrb, This magazine is always welcome at Sunset .

If m ore ~taff mem bers could dream dreams! That's ju st a no vel exchange dt•partmcnt' s ,li splay. T he ··Sruclcnt'' is qua lity it self.

" If ye,.u haYe a nythin g to criti cize." don 't te ll it to you r neig hbor. tell it lo the ones who need i1:· ach·ises the "Expo nca1 ··.

The ''Torch "' spoke of the Stampede: as "remarkable'·. Same to \·ou, •;to rch'' of supreme Interes t! ·

What a li\·cly book- ''T he P ilot"'. ''Do '{ou Know Yo ur T eac hers?" is a cartoon univ ersallr suitable fo r high sc hoo ls.

The "Kev" is tru lv a "ke,·" of inte r-cs1. The ~on~ r of · the .. X .. number pro mp ts manv a romant ic drea m.

The ··Cohl;kr" is entrancing fro m co ver tu co ,·cr.

The "Palms·· is a good exam ple of literary work. but if joke s. poe ms. sto r-ies. or ca rt oons were added. I'm sure it wou ld be ia r mor l' interes ting. Not a r criticis~-jus t friend ly advice! f

partmcnt , receivin g publications fro n En gla nd, Scotla nd, Honduras. H awaii), Philippine I sla nds. Alaska. Greece. and Ausiralia ! How illustra ti Yc of the ·•Dial'°!

E . \V.

TO U. M. ON HIS LEAVING

And now that you are going. let me say.

T hough you forget it as rou will. It has been a pl easure sti ll

To ha,·e seen you once a day As you went your placid wa:;.

And brief the meetings may han· bel' ll.

It lesse ns not the sorrow when I sec you n ·ady for the life so far away.

I watched you when you had n o thought of me,

And tho ug ht o f you on ,·arious, su n-dry days.

But now, as love for man goes ha rd with me,

I shall say o nl y that which I sho uld say.

Forg ive me this: l nc,·cr gave. you ga,·c:

And now, in friend ship's chains, am your s lave,

J.E. S.

NIGHT IS A DANCER

By Lexie Jean Lowman The night is a S pa ni sh dancer, \ \l hirli11g her skirt s o f lace and net, Spa n){l ed a nd lined with star-silver And accented with a cresce nt o f palest

gold; T o th e swc('t music of night -birds and

cricket cas tanet s S he rythmical\y whirl s and turn s, Stamping her slim. high •hec \ed s lip-

pers in staccato taps.

know a young woman, K . \Vithcr-spoon.

Who spe nds h('r time writing plays at noo n;

She's quite a good t('ach.cr, But ~he sho uld have been a prcach-

cc-She's g oing to be my Engli~h 6 doom.

I am taking a subject called hi story, To me it is quite a deep mystery.

It keep11 me up fate, This suhjcct that I hate-

There arc many who'll vouch for this story.

WHO?

By Adrienne Dudley O i all the 1,:achr-rs who 1ry to do . Their hr- ~, fr,r ot her s and inr yo u; 1 \\' ho work c.ach hou r 1hrou~h the day, T o hdp you 0 11 the highest w;i.y, \\ 'ho i5 your friend, ri g ht or wrong, And help~ you ri..«: aho ve the t hro ng? S he ad d ~ up rrt'd1t• from 8 till -4. And then goo home to add up more· \\.hr, helps t'ach student to gel ahc.id? · I gut'!S sh"'II h"p working a f1 cr she' ,

de.i d. T he s" cctc5t te.icher l ' ,•e eve r k now n. l In hea \•e n, I s·pose s he 'll counsd the

.. lh ro nc ··: S he' ll he aiding th e ang(' !•, ~ me a,

hcfore. But h"r hours may he changed from

8 t ill 4. CJ i a ll The work cu Sun <e f s e·er had, To hel p s tudenu ,1. k,ng-good or b3d Thi s lady ,.,·ork s both night and day. ' Wh,, : :-.iced I say? 11is, \Va rner. you' ve hdpc-d u~ in ('\·cry

way , You've kept u~ wor king eve ry cby; Fo r yc.u. W«" prom io:.c ro ne.v«""r shirk-Yo u arc the on«"" who tanght us to

work.

11 l

O h. ~ ohl" J udge : Plc:a cc: t o:" 11 me v.

ma ke the girls pull of me.

Cl ll y DC" ar Clifford :

\\.hy no t try .. br illiantine~:-

Dc.i..r Pre.scr iber :

SUGGESTIONS FOR'HAL---T-OP FAME FOR SUNSET

). fo~ r J1i~ni fied- E ugen ia >las h. ).fr, o:. t ~ophi ~t icat o:"d- l nc:z O ney. ~16~1 l 11tdlcc111.,J Girl- Peggy Kai n. .\J os t fnt(' lkctua l P. oy-Gccrgc ire.

Do ~-r,u iu ,·c an) f~ttlc: hoys a,i<l Inez "R"ol5'i'n <-ofl :rnd

··s Da rlin · "Bubbles ·· :

I m ~nrry to ~ay <lttpl r m lo\'c fo r them. Cal l.

Rc5 t Lookin 't' Gi rl-Shirley Bess Cox:. .

Rest [..()Qkinp- P. oy- Audy Lc.\·e. Bes t Sp-0r t - Louisc T ucker. ).Io, t Popub.r Girl-:\f iriam God-

fr ey. ~l os t Pr,pula r Boy-Clayton :\rrcs, \' enus-Dc rothy \ \ 'a ll.ace. Apollo- Br ro n \\'illi.:un'-. Big_i::-cst C ramme r- J oe Brady. ). los t Original E x:cusc :\faker-Dew-

ey ).f a rrow. Teachers· Pet-Sa lly \Vatkins. Best E xe-cut i,·e Girl-Ln ui,e Cun -

ningham. Best Ex:c:cuti\·e Boy- Ra,·!Tlond O u-

\ -;i,II .

Bigges t F\lrt-~fiid red Cooper. \\·oma n H a ter- Da\·id A l!en. ~fan H ater-Ethd Richards. Sweetest Girl- Zel m a ).fa rc hanL \\.i11ics t Boy-\"iri:il :\{ur ph. Biggest J oke-- Cl iifonl H ope"·clL Senior Gossip--Isabd l l!cQuec n. Coy t Maide n \Jt' i,i.1. ,.;

• ·1~,.. • 1 11a1u n ges. Bigg«""st Eater-Do rot h_, Burgess. ).(o:.-t Careiree- ).1i!dred T hornpro n. .\l os t Pct itc- D~i.-othy H o,,wer. Big g est Bh1fi('r-Edwi:1 \\';itkins. ).l os t Oashiu l Girl- J amie Bran -

no n . .\l o st Bas h fu l Boy-\\';i !ter .\(or r i-

son . B tgge :.-t T alk er- F ranco:5 Thom pson. Ctll\'!'t l; irl- Bewrly \ \ ·1ck\,in·. .-'lo:.-t Adored Hero- \\·. T . ( Curly)

\\ oodwa rcl.

OUR SPONSOR

Grace Simpson-Rah fo r our sp0nsor ! Al way s on t ime. Court C'o u;_; and ci,·il. Eiiicient and economical. SociahlC' and sincere, l ntl'rested in u ;_; , .\l ak6 ner:nhin.(: r ight. Peppy and picas.ant, S ho r t hut snappy. O ut fo r cnrything.

. N'iity and neat.

BE DETERMINED

If you wa~i t!~\\~~r:;~;. )-_~ If you w;mt to own a s1ore. If you want to he a millionaire, Standing o ut bdort"--

Just be determined.

If you wan t to live in Cuba, If you want to live in Spain , If you want to livt• in ht•aH ·n hig h Above- the clouds of rain-

Jus t be determined.

Ii you want to be a master, If you want 10 he a king, If you waut to be a hig succcs~ At a lmos t anything-

] us t be determined.

If thl' re's anything you want No matter how large or s i~a\l

If you want to get it had enough It will co m(" at call- '

Ju st he- det ermin('d,

W he n Noah sailed the ocean bl He had his tro uble s S.\ mc a!i yo~:~• For days and days he drove the 'k Before tu.• found a place to park,ar '

.Miriam Godfrcy-\Vhat's the matter with your headlight ? h ;v~rrcn Dcakimr-1 used wood ako-1~. mh the radiator and the clarncd

•ng as R:onc blind.

Dear ~J , ._t o:"T)' S<J h · .\ re D.ind .\ l'.c:.n

really in luYc~ It \" "ay in !he senior I

Dea r Jessie: ). l aybc 11-;e}· arc. J

do look grcd tO'-!et

Dea r Ixic: 1·m ,1.-ntin,::- tht.5 i

).feek can he;ir th,· ab.)ut his n:ousta.d ~r.d.

Dc:.u .. Sun.,,hrnt: .. : I a..L'--.) think 1b

tachc ts re,11·,· tho:" be he' ll t.:i.i.. c: ~-our

Dear ... Kno,,.- h-A \\'~\ i~ Jack Ll

~d': I'> he in lo,'l!

E Dear E,·ch n

Y ,:-:,. he i~ in lo ,· k now wheth«""r he

You r

D. 0 . D . Ct.,uld ,--ou ;,.oivl'

t hC" ·•fr m~·· do no• sdt.•11t m«""n?

Dur \ ·ic: Buy ~'-'u

S\\ l'.l.te r. a ~•ne. your fa«- .

Dear P ill Slinger • Why docs .. B1 third b:i.~c on the

D\·a r Jim: He ca n pb.y

than a nyone else;-.-.~- -~,fn;\'-Ann \\ ate!

s id(']in('s.

D . 0 . D. (DC'ar t I not ic('d that

new bov fr ie nd . she's joined the ment ?

Dcares t Jimmi(': If sh(' just ha,

s he is not a mc ir department . hut one, you buy the

Thi,;;

Drar M. M.: Wh y is C. E . (

S('t?H

ll arling Ka t(' : llr is tr ying tCI

h(" trll s a nybod ~ collrg(', thq· will

Dear lS.rdiro : I am a -in a1

je('tS. \ \Iii\ 1 h :i

t :,ress

Oh. 1><.', or: ly lh<'

1i .. - 1nr,.r-lo" n and

I r's a

.11 /i,ur..1n" ,; Sum-rl humor it"-1his

",\ tt rn"

drum

SUGGESTIONS FOR'-H .. \.L.,_.. --OF FAME FOR SUNSET

lf osr Dii-n, iil"d- Eug .. nfa X:u h. lfru t N)p/1is1i~-.a u<l- l n<'z On<'y. l /os r fnrd lu1 u.1/ Girl-P,:,~-g,, Killin. l fo,- t l nidk cru.;i l Boy- Grorge lk-

c~11. B<'st l ooking Girl-Shirky D<'u

Cox. r. .. s, L<X>kin~ noy-:\udy L,\·e. Hc-"1 Sporl-Louis<' Tud .:t"r. ll os1 Popuf.u Girl- Miri.un God-1t ll it

~.s rhc frey.

ilo, ...

'" ,ig h

lfru1 l'oput.1r Bor- Cla.r lC'ln :\ yr<'s. \ 'enu.,._Do,01h.1· \V, ll;acc.

A pollo- 8_,·ron \rill lams. Bi~t Cnunmt"r-Joc B~dy. l fou O,i~-in;,J Excuse lfaker- Dew-

ry l forrow. T .. ;, ch r:- rs · Pr:-r - S.rll.1• n ·., tkins. Ue, 1 E.x<'rn tir c Girl- Loui!iC Cun-

nin,l:h..im. her r ill ~'.<'.<; f E.--::<"c uti,·e Doy-R.iymon<l Du-

' I

I I

Da rl in' .. Buhhlt,i .. ; r,u sorr}· 10 s.1y bnl tht y ar<' 100

d t l'plv in love for m<"dicin,' to ht lp lh<' lll .-

Sorry ol' top. Doc.

Otar M}·$l<' ry Solvt' r : Arc D.a ,·i<l 1\!1 <' 11 a nd Prggy Kain

rt• lly in Ion ? It <"<'rlai nly looked that \\'.a}' in the senior JJlay,

J. Virgil MnrJ)h. Deu Jess ie :

May t,e lht}· arc. ]<"ss ic. but thty sure do look good together.

Your or Medico.

Dear Doc : I'm wri1ing 1his in ord er that \\1a lt er

ll ttk ca n hc.i r the op in ion of Sun set about his · mous1achl'. \Ve th ink it is i;: r.i nd.

"Sunshine.•·

EXEMPTIONS

By Gr.iicie Mac Butler 011 ~l orn.Jar 111 0 m I ca me to sc hool,

:\ ml ft·lt' a liu tc hluc. I walked up to a \•Ny nict friend ,

:\ rul sh~ said. " I have ~ood ncw.1 for rou.

I ~a id. "O h. gee/ Tell me quick. For r rt'ally want to know."

She- stood a wh ile and kindly smiled. I said . .. Don't he so s low."

She sa id, " I just rC'ctived the news Tha t we no 'exa ms' will take: '

I ga1·e a lit1lc sigh of rclitf. And I really beca me awake.

Tht n my blues lh<'y left me. And I ber,1me proud and Kay,

For that's what I was dreading-T h;11 exa minat ion day!

WHAT'S IN A NAME?

of

Rigg<'SI Flirt-lf il<lred Cooper. \\ 'o n'!;ln Hill ter- Dal'id A. ll<'n. lbn H.rt r:- r- 'Ethel Rich.irds. Dear .. Sunshin,.. .. : S wtet~ r Girl-Zelma l f.i rchant. I a lso th in k that \Valtef s mous• Q . \Vhat makts Den y Bro wn e?

A. Didu ·t Bruce Bake r? \\ 'iuic.'!f Bo.r-\ 'ir,ei/ .\Curph. 1::,..~:.:f t~,,.;;\ ;~; ~~r~t'. ~tuff'. May-

t:i:stl~~,!~,~ ~~Q~;:;::: \ From 1J.' J~: ':t~c b~~~n~;~~il~0~ ~mb le?

~--,C.,or,."f..!~:,;.:~'•,i_!d;;';;:n;;-~.1~ ;'T' t';i~\iii~~.,.'tn'i'"r;:,.::,:, g:::, ".", .--..'1~--;:Dc::,.:-:,"7. .. K:;:. n:::o:::.-.,r:"', __ ':'Al~f'.,..,---°"'-·- --<.i,. . wny- dot-S-l'~ m·b1e--c

i~: :,e5~a~:~: :=.~~~~; ~· ~~:~i~n. Why is Jack Cla rk so absent-mind - JA· Sh<' fears Gordon'S lone . • \fos1 Petin---Dorothy Hoo\·cr. cd ? Is h.- in lovc?Wo ndcringl y. Q. What did Ruth Thig l)<"n ?

-~~i!f!tn:};fi~r-ci~'.:Ja~;eatk~:~n- Ot ar Evelyn : E1·<"lyn Van Winkle. A. Maybl.' shC' put El isha Brann in.

no'~~ost Bashful Boy-\\'allC'r lforri- kn! ~:.\ ~~ .. :~;;1 o~~1~ i:ou ought to J." ,'~1~; .r .. Nor rta d ? son. Your Arrow-maker,

Iligge;;1 T, Jl.:er-Francl's Thompson. M. M. Cu1e.-1 Girl-- Btn:r/y Wickwire. lfos t Adored Hero- \\'. T . (Curly)

Q. Do you know what Clark Told Ann ?

\\'ood ward.

OUR SPONSOR

Grace Simpson-Rah fo r our sponsor I Always on time, Courteous and ci1·il.

f:::~;~,:t a~~d si~i;r~~ical, Interested in us, Makes <'verything right, Peppy and pleasant, Short but snappy. O ut for every thing.

. Niit_v and neal.

BE DETERMINED

D. 0. D.: Could you sofrc my problem of why

th<' "fems .. do not fall for hig, strong, silent men ?

\Vondcring, w. s.

Dear Vic: Buy you "old Ford'', a loud

s wea ter. a cane. and get a smile 011 your face.

That'll get ·em, Pill Roller.

Dtar Pill S linger ; · \Vh,· docs "Brownie .. always play

third base on the ba ll teams?

Dea r Jim:

\.Yondering, Jim Lowery.

He can pla}' tha t position better

A. He !old her what caused Helen Louise·s pa in.

Q. What does Henr}' Gill ie spic? A. Perhaps he sees Preston Cum-

ming (s).

Q. Why did Mildred Coop htr? A. She couldn 't make Dixie Lee

Bend her.

Q. Do you know what Dean Riggs? A. Perhaps it's Beverly's Rudd.

Q. What will .Milton Cooke? A. Ralph O ld ham.

Q. What makes Walter Meck ? A. He heard Elizabeth Snapp.

By Jay Rodman than anyone else on the team and then fyou want to own a city, ----~- ----'7«11'.e Ann watches the game from the

Q. What does Arthur Talley ? A. W hat c\·er Horace Roll in.

f you want lo own a s tore. s 1delmes. Your Doc. Q. How fast is Agnes ' Pace? ~1'n~~

11; ·.1~:t tob:f: r:_:illionaire,

Just be determined.

}'Ou want lo Ji,·e in Cuba, you want to live in Spain, you want to li,·c in henen high >O\' t the clouds of r.iin-

Just be de termined.

rou want to be a master, iou w.int to be a king, 'OU want to be a big success almos t anything-Just be determined.

re's an}•thing you want, 11attcr how large or small, .want to get it bad enough, ill come at cal/-ust be determined.

1 Noah sailed the ocean blue 1d his lroublcs same as you;• iy.1 and days he dro,·c the ark,

he found a place to park.

1 Godfrcy-Wba1's lhc maltcr r headlight ? 1 Deakin.s--I u.1ed wood alco-e radiator and lhc darned gone blind.

D. 0 . D. (Dear Old Doc):

A. How fast docs Reynolds Carr roll ?

I noticed that Mabel Martin has a new boy friend. Docs it mean that she's joined the circulation depart-ment?

Q. Why docs Clifford Hope well? A. He belic,•cs J. D. Wright.

Q. \Vhom docs Audy love? I mean it. "Jimmie".

Dearest Jimmie: If she just has one new boy friend,

she is not a member of the circulation department, but if there is more than one, you buy the drinks .

Dear M. M.:

This is a "parable", Doc.

Why is C. E. Orr still going to Sun-set??P

Katherin e. Darling Kate:

He is tr}•ing to grow up so that when he tells anybody that he is going to college, they will believe him.

Your admirer, M. M.

Dear Medico: I am a 4B and taking al! 4A sub-

jects. Will I have to take my finals? Don't fail me,

A Football "Star".

A. Surely Ruth's Faries.

Q. W hy is Virginia Sharp? A. Because Clayton Ayres his ,·iews

of her.

Q. ·no you know why Anita Bounds? A. She saw Haze Mill and Evelyn

lVas h burn.

GRADUATES

(Continued from Page One)

Da\•is, Mildred-Oklahoma State Teachers College.

Dudley, Adrienne-Rice. Duniho, Dorothy-C. I. A. Douglass, Millic-N. T. A. C. Elam, Frances-Arlington Junior

College. Godfrey, Miriam-S. M. U. or Uni-

versity of Texas. Grogan, Ruth-Abilene Christian

College. Heilman, Ola Mae-Baylor.

(Continu ed from Page One)

air to Mac Cottingha m. Jimmie Bonner wills her giggle to

Edith Abbott. f Joe Shankles wills hi5 football hel-

met to Billy Bray. I Lois Parrish wills her fal se teeth (or

wa s it a gla ss eye?) to ~ Ilic John son. Mary West lca,•es her 'ot temper to

Ruth Bone. · Melba i\fanning lea es her old

"Gym" uniform to Miss I auline \Var-ner. 1

Lottie Loudermilk a/id Margaret Webb jointly leave their weakness for blonde-headed. blue-eyea boys to Juanita Prcddy:'---

Agnes Pace wi t,:: her ability as a typist to Avis Baile,Y,\ ~ ing lo lessen the stenography teacher's! worries. Anita Bowns wills her ,h (! of chew-

ing gum to Ruth Bone. Anna Sutherland wills her pretty

blue eyes to Delma Ande on. Virginia Adams wills h r A. & M.

boy friends to any junior girl who is capable of caring for the . ame.

Mildred Davis wills h r beautiful

TIS.

\ \/a lte r Morrison lca1·es his s lender figure to Doroth y Burgess.

\Valla.cc Bassett lea \·es his sc hool-girl comp lexion to Ara Blake.

Virgi l i\{urph's bas hful ways go to Harold Carr.

Raymond Duvall lca ,•es his good standing wth teachers to Ca lvin Sil"us.

Mildred Thompson leaves her list-less outlook on life to Mr. Lyons.

Shirley Cox lea ves her ability to charm innocent bovs to Lucille Roi• lin s so that s he ma)• carry on the art.

Aud y Love wills his lo \·e for Mae Cottingham to James Beatty.

\ Vallace S tevenson lea,•es his dancing ability 10 Lonnie Sutherland.

Ruth Taylor leaves her innocent hlue eyes to Louise Tucker, hoping s he will not use them to furthrr her own interests.

Bruce Baker 11:'aves his love for all Sunset 1eachers to J . B. C.iudle.

Jack Saunders will.!! his nervous ten-sion to John Andrews.

Lois Clark wills her press agent ability to Ringling Brothcr.1.

Clifford Hopewell will s hi s nickname Hopele ss to Oliver Handy and Stan L1urcl.

Clinton Davis lc:wes hi s abilit y to be a mu sician to Billy Buford.

Jack Clark IC'aves his one an<l only "Topy .. Van Winkle to Billy Bray.

S. H. Graves leaves his good looks to Ross Bush.

Frank Sa11 crfiel<l wills his blush to Bruce Baker.

Doyle Bates leaves his weakness for women to Frank Dyer.

Roy Jones leaves his ability to play the .1axophonc to Warren Jones.

Joe Sam Brown wills his affection to Mac Cottingham.

Lee Tillary will s his ability to ask questious to Miss Wythe.

Lillie Mac Younger will s her ability to sing to Frances Thompso n.

Page Three

~1 arjo11r Storty " 11! < ht·r knowl-f'<l )-: t' of 1hr Cun~lll UIIOll h.> .\'n•ll on G:un l,lr

F lor f'nc r K.:,mer w1lb her 1irm<lil)' to Ar1h ur ll ro" n

\\·cmlrll Frau\a \, il ls hi, FOf' <l to ~I , . \\' ,l :;c,n .

llnu:r \ \ ';11 ~on 11111' h, ~ ) l'<'ll l. -cuy 10 }:u m•~ Ll .r ll f

) c )'C <" l f rl ... 111· lta ,.·c hn al,1h1y 10 fool l<"adin , rn l'aul ll arP:ra ,·tt

ll t \ r 1l r f.1 11 ,l<I l ,c ,,ut .i t hu her lciad r r-•h 11> in l hf' Gi rl l{<"sen•u l o ~l at Col -tin.1tha111.

11 , ,hn~,, I lrn<l r,x '1t<1 ur,1 1hc:J .. th .i i·• liu lr whit <' Ford to 5 ,.,,..e ll erndon-L ou i;: rn.o y l h l" r su nd l

~l ar y l" I C.r mpbell lc Jl \•U that an en• 1i,'<' exp rr~sion 1ha1 C0\·ert ill \7.Cant mir1<I to Stc .. ·u t C r.a ,·r n .

lln md as Clu k kill\·rs hb singi ng ah1hty 10 Lonni<' Sutherland.

R. B. Ea.du lea\•cj hi, u. lt sm.a 11~hip abili ty to .r n:r rn r rnbrr n f 1hr nt xt rl~s.

1/cnr)· G, ll r spit lc ;,,,·c- s his abili ty 10 hc;i. 1 a dru m lo C. C. Cr t w c.

Roscoe ll ayrs lra\·t 1 hi ~ trmidity tn Raymond Hro.::k,

T nm Ku nrs lr:u ·es hi~ al11 lity 10 act to \V,lhur Griiiin.

Jac.k Kellam lr:-.1 \'<'S his knowlcd.'!'c of civiu to Ftlix Tank(,.

J. B. McPher son lt.i w•s hi• ir il" nd -5hip of long s1a11d111 g with ~I rss Simp-son to Frnnk Sncl lt n.

1/or..cc Rollins kwr-• hiJL abi lity u a m11 ~ic.1.m 10 J~rk Richard JL .

Vict,, r :=.ttvrn~ lc:-t,•r ~ hi s 1,1.se mo1 n-ner tn :i ll 0 fu h"

h •an \Va rrin glon lc,H·t s " th at dis-linguisht d t x() res~ion .. I0 J.ay Rodm.111.

• .:. PRISONER OF SUNSET ( Wi th apologies to Lord Br ron)

8111 wlu:n th.- time has come .ii t b ~t A nd a ll my hon<l s aside a rc cas t. T hcso:.- prison wa ll ~ t tl me hav e g-ro,i:n A saic retreat-and a ll mv ow n ! l {y keeµe rs and ! !,,! rcw fri end s. So muc h a IC'l ng communion tends To make ns wha t \\ea r~·: :111J .-,·en I Finish :.choo l w11h a sig h.

ESSAY ON ''VACATION TIME"

By Lexie Jean Lowman Vacation is hott in moe w.iys tho1n

t he wea th er. Their a re seYerel res uns w hy : firs! bevoz you don't haff too st11 <l1l y cny lesson a l aw l. You don't ha fi too worry abo ut wh ctht r 1·ou·11 get t ny dcrty looks from Miss \ \iythc l.iceoz you kant remember wheth<' r you ever hur<l of the United S ta tes having a Cons titution a re knot. You alsoe don't haff too \\-Orry about ass ign(!J_ints or misstakts in exersiczes in T yping I.

S t cun<l. you kau stay in bedd as long as you wont too. A .. Busy .. sign hung on yore bcdrum <lore help a Iott, l' \'e fo und, in the mawning when yore muth er cums too c.i ll \ "OU with the us ul s ummon s accumpy~ied bye cole water.

Third, the wons who swim kan haff a swel time. Awl. the pules are opin an you kan s tay in as long as you wont too.

Fourth, kan yo u emagine sulllmcr without lott s of gud thing.1 too etc? (Don't trie to imagine it without them as this is two pa inful!.) Fride chickins ... watcrmeluns . .. strawbury short-c.ike . . nice red-

That is as long as Mi~ Dinnsmore sadc too rite our csseys, butt anywa y, I hope you gott whut I mint 'bout Sumer i11 the little bitt I rote. •

P.-T. A. COMMITTEE GIVE BENEFIT FOR STAMPEDE

The journalism committee of the Sunset Highland School P.-T. A. sponsored the showing of "New Moon" at the Bison Theater April 28.

The profits received from thi s show went to help the S tampede.

All arrangements were under the di-rection of Mrs. W. H. Howard, chair-man of the Journali sm Department of the P.-T. A.

A large crow<l attrnded the show an<l the profits rralized macl e it possi: ble for th e Stam11c<lc to fini s h pa ying all cx1irnses o u the R. 0. T . C. edition.

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Page Four

DALLAS, 1941

(Contin ued from P ;1;g c One) " I n \'~41 \\' c ll ta rd 1 h:it-C l.r.rrnct• F o~ t..-r h;u l S\ICCtrdcd Rud-

dr t-: 0 1.,'TU U the SCf('('l\ "\ l .• rh ng ... ).I 1lto>u Cook h;ul signed a co111r.i.ct

wnh ). l .1c.k ~cnnc tt ior "Our Ga ng Comccl ,es"

Edwm Wa tki ns had been shot by Si t " art E ,·:ws fo r stu ling the affn :-t iou,; o f ).lr :ii . E v;1; ns . the fo rmer Corinnt> ).bddox.

Johnn y R.i tdi if. 1hc drl ig: ht(ul short s tory Y.ritcr , has just complc tr d a nrw home o n Lo n)? Island.

T yr u~ Rudd has jus t r<'tun u.· tl to th e Su .t r$ ah rr many years' !'-Ojourn in the i-11 am p;; o f tlw Sa hara, where he wa5 drwcn h~• the o \' r rw hclming att entions o i the ia1 r sex .

Am ong thr 1110 ;;1 int<"rcst inJt of last year 's brook!'! (1 950\ . is Ruth G roR'an' s ''Life and Habits Of the Tadpole",

A n n2 S uthr rland, th e worlll's great• es t dctcct1,•e, has sail('(! fo r Europe in an a tl empt to ca1Jture "FiHi Bon", ali;u A ni1a Ilawns. Fi ff i ha s successfull y ('\'adNI Sco1fand Yard and obtain('d valuable j('wels aj, an imposie r.

Vinia Adams, champion of the \ Vom-an 's Golf Tourn ament, has jus t signed up wit h ~(. G. M. to mak e a sr rics of pictu re..11 inst ru cting iu the higher points o f th e ga me.

Agn es Pace ann oul\CC-$ the new spring s tyle s how to be held in Paris !his yea r. Ru1h Broo me is among the out s ta ndin g mod els of the Paris Shopp,_

~lildrcd Davis, aft er many years' study in criminolog)'. has secured the ~ ca n of Sunset High.

_ _ .....r,nr do tl~nd. _tl,r.,-"~ nice pbcc to han g one's hat ) . SI{'

t;n;~·)::· o:;,~;~:, Jh~~i~t·;nc ca~e· Hawkins compl et in g the color schcm~.

O la ~fac H ei lman is privat e secre-tary to Elisha Brannon o f Brannon & :M orga n, att ornep;-at -law. ( Billy only recently fir ed Isab el McQuecn).

Evelyn \\'ashburn, Elizabeth Arm-strong, and Ruth Thigpin arc in charge of an orphans' home.

Ethel S mith is a farmerette in Kan-sas.

Elois Day and Eva Mac Brown arc openin g a millinery shop on Elm Street.

Mildred \\'allacc is hostess at a night club.

~f argaret Webb has writt en and pub-li shed a new novc l, "The Burge r Boys". Mu ch of the material 1w·a s taken from her own experiences.

- - --o"...:~"°r~:tl~~e S~cte~ ~~c~•:c:.~o~ .argarct Virginia Cooper is happily married. Sall r Watkins is a mannequin at

Scars-Roebuck & Co. \V . H. Floyd is now manager of the wh ole!'ale hou se.

Laddcll Tudor and Jack Woodall are beauty specialist s.

Lucille Gamble and Du Rue Parsons pose fo r Ruth Bailer. an eminent mod-ern arti st.

Perry Durham is married and liv-ing on a fa rm near \ Vaco.

Elsie Wright and Dorothy Coulter arc working for Mack Sennett in Hol-lywood .

La \' erne Brad y and Mary Mackey arc on a non -stop flight to Calcutta, India.

Loui se Floyd and Era Newton arc leading chemists of the world.

1941. Robert Dressen has secured his twelfth divorce. (Careful, Robert, the next is an unlucky number ).

Hazel Milburn is studying ice cream shcrbcrt, learning, no doubt, the best way to scn·c it.

Jamie Brannon is painting signs, but keeping one eye on the men all the time.

In trafiic one day Dixie Lee Bender was seen with a car full of kids and a Spitz on the fender.

Es telle Little was at a laundry ex-ploring the d('pths of a shirt for her pay.

Leona Sa uck as a waitress-by heck -accidentally poured soup down a customer's neck. . ~fiss Hilda Seigel was selling arti-

f1c1al eyela shes-now is that legal ? Ruth Faries is mowing lawns 10 try

to get money for the clothes she had paw ned.

\Ve drO\'C into a station for wat er and gas and found the grea sy attend-ant to he Thelma Bass. . Carol Smit h not lon g ago was sell-mg peanuts in front of a show

Ed na Li ncoln was in 1hc ·hospital full of bruhes and g loom. She fell off a Ladder whil e pap,cring a room.

~ iaw• t~a Barn well is working on ~n mnn11on that will thoroughl y ban-ish all ca rd s of detention

We pa used fo r • shine. on the home-ward track and found Ag nes Tribble the smudJ(y boot-black.

Dea n Riggs has recently become the ma nager of the Bagdad.

Clark T oldan and his wife, the fo r-mer .M iss Cat herine Lee Co nroy, were walking up the street together.

J•~k T t' lford . \\·ho ow os and operate s a chicke n fa rm on the F ort W orth P ike:, we met also the same day.

: villiam Pa tton is the newly ap-pointed maoagcr at Grande Touris t Lodge.

Ralph Ycarg:111 in h1 ~ ;111tomohilc shop 0 11 Oak Cl1 f1 ll nulcv:i rtl is putling the fini ~hlll f,.!' touc hes ou one of h is new :a nti impro\' c1I ''(·olk !o( i:11 (' li111ous-i11,·~". \\ hich hi.! h.111, llc s cxc lu~i,,c\y.

\\.ilb,· Let' E,lw:m h was s1:1 111li ng i11 front of F. ,t,. \ \' . (i,ra ndc's, selling her panwltlct on .. Jl ow to Pla r T ennis 111

Th irtr Lrssons". In 1946 wt' heard thal-llilda Siq,:-cl w a5 Dall a!! ' fo remost

dramatist . N., llic Mar ie Law,;0 11 wa s hostess of

th e Kraz y Kat Nii:t ht Club. The Dall .is Dispatch urge,] ii ~ read·

rr s to subm it thr ir lo,•c problems to C. L. C , na mely, Ca therine Let• Con• roy, a. widely rt'tog-11i 1. e1I auth orit y.

~lary \\Ir~ ! has m;ulc a for1 u11 e in lips at th l.! \\l clw r 's f~uo l Uccr Slarnls.

T he T exas Home for tllit1tl hf icc " ':ts llcdir :.i t, d to ~larccll a Ayres, th e sta te·~ for l' mos t welfare worker.

In 1941 Shirley Cox was see n iea tling the Sa lva tion Army hand a t the corner o f Main a111I Ervay,

\\ 'all acc Stcve 11S1)t1 was scllin J{ scc-mul-ha ml auto part s at l 61J Elm Stree t .

I3ru ce Baker was pl:1ying with ~liriam G0<lfrey at the Pala ce in "O ne Romanti c Night ".

Raymond Du \•all was remod eling hi s hambur~er stand on South Akard .

M1ldrcd Hai nlin e was rushing lo sec her lawyer, Clayton Ayres , about ge t-t ing a di,•orce from Roy F rederick on th e grounds of desertion.

Virgil Muq>h and Lucille McElroy were marr ied and settled down in a two-room shack in Dallas.

Mildred Tho mpso n was selling ap-ples out side the Texas Theatre.

Lynn Harris was tryin g to g et a job as assistant water-carrier to the porter a t the St. George H otel.

Ruth T ay lor had jus t 01>ened a new dancing school in partnership with Miss Jack son.

: vallace Bassett with his wife , nee ;o..11ldred Cooper, was driving down-town in their F orcl. Mr. Bassett had recently bee n engaged to drive a cab by the Black and Blue Taxicab Com-

THE SU8SET STAMPEDE

'' ll crc's so 111c1hi11~ queer, " said the J c.nti!I L •·Yon ~:i.y this too th '1 :a s never been worked on hc.fure. but I find small fl ake s o f gold on my iru tru mC' nl ."

" I th ink yo u\ ·c s lruck m y back col-lar butto n," mo;rn rd lh c vic tim.

~lary Spcn_i:t r- W h:it do yo u ca ll a m:111 who <lnvc11 ,.,, imt omoliilc ?

Mur r,;a rc t \ Vchb- T hat depends upon how near he come., lo hitt ing me.

h •:111 W arrhl ),(l on- T hcre' s 110 so up 0 11 1he menu.

Wa il er-No, ,ir : I Jus t dried it o ff .

Mrs. Uat es Duyle, wake 1111! It' s 1ime lo go s hrnil.

Doyle Bates ( t11rni11 K O\' Cr )- "Sa ll r ight. moth er, lea p yea r. - ----

P hyllis Ric ha ti ~ ! ncyc r try to pa-rade my virtue.

Doroth _y l·Jor lrer-No. it takes two to make a 1>:ira ( ..

Eugenia Na!lh1-- You r cough is better th is morning.

Mary W o t- should be ; I've bee n practicing all ni ht.

Gord on Ston ('-\Vho executes the laws?

T yru s Rudd- he executio ner.

~fi ss Patterso ( teaching Spanish Alphabet-Now, wh at comes after "G" ?

).lelba Mannin - "Whiz".

J ohnnie Ratliff I hate dent ists. Ir ene Roach-' 1hy? Johnnic-Thoy bore me so.

pany. ?>.lildred Thomp on-Don' t .you think \ Va!ter ).lorri son was seen sweeping she ha s a rare c mplexion ?

the street in front of the old postoffice Ruth T aylor-I th cr well done, I'll building. say.

Aud y Lo,·c has become a traffic cop on Beckley Road: he has th e night patrol.

).Jr. St. Clair ( i1 Chem:stry) -What was th e fir st nitrillc?

Clark Tolden- Paul Revere's. Lois Andrews has just fini shed her bOGk, ;,How to O vercome Timidit y ...

Doroth r Burnett has fo unded a .Mildred Da \·is~ Do you like scholarship for ambitious boys. The with blue eyes ? only requirement is that the v have red J\Iild red Cooper -I like men with J, r-=-, PC.....~!_.c_~-- --· --·------• ·..i.• ._. __ ,

Gracie Mae Butler is head of a New 'f ork Beauty Cul ture Salon. which makes reducing a specialty.

Agnes Clark, "now known as the g reatest modern detective, gives all credit for her fame to hard work and a naturall y snoopy disposition.

Loui se Cunningham has recently won th t= National \:Valking Champion~ ship. Loui se admits she received her training wa lking to high school in her younger days.

Dorothy Duniho is bareback rider with Ringling Brothers-Barnum-Bailey Circus.

Lucille Hancock is doing "three a day " with the R. K. 0 . Circuit. Her act is billed ;'Commedienne Supreme".

Dorothy Hoo\'er has been elected president of the :Mesquite W omen's Drum Corps. "I always felt I was des-tined to be famous," was her comment after the election.

Ruth Jenkins has jus t made her debut as a concer t violinist after s tudy-ing abroad .

Virgil Murph-I 1 doing my best to ge t ahead. \ yo~V:

1~:~e

01~:~\'e n,=in-Heaven knows

---'''---"M y daughter s rang from a li ne of

peer s.'' said the roud father. "Well." said h suitor, "I jumped

off a dock once yself."

J. D. W rig ht- ec! it's raining cats and dogs.

Ralph Yearga Beas tly weather.

Jack Woodall{\nd so you decided not to get the n ,. car yo'J. were talk-ing of?

Edwin W atki n Yes, some one else held the lucky t cket.

Stewart Eva, - \ Vhat precautions should be taken n the use of a mouth wash ?

Raymond Du all-Don't use nitric acid.

Peggy Kain ha s just written her con-fession for "True Story", entitled \\!hat a differ nee a comma makes ''Why I Ran Away With the Chauf- ~ oman 1s pre\tr, general!\, speaking feur''.· \\ oman 1s pr~ ty generally spcakmg

Elizabeth Lacy is a rival for Ein-stein in the study of mathematics. Her . Perry Durh.'~~1-What ·course will old teacher says that she was always you graduate 1 brilliant in Algebra 4. Jack Clark- n the co urse o f time.

Lillian Lancas ter has achiC\'Cd her life's ambition by being leading lady in Mack Se nnett 's comedy, "The Girl Who Walked Home".

Charle ne McAdam s has discovered a new sixteen-day diet composed of bird seed and raw spinach. "I guaran-tee a figure like my own,'' says Miss McAdams.

Corinne Maddox is now living in ~uxur~ on money received afte r pawn-~:fic~'.h-er cups won as champion hog

Zelma Marchand has made a fortun e as "~!adam Zelma", consul!ant of those III need o f ad\·ice in love or busi-ncu.

Margie Ruth Shield s is owner of a ~::t shop on Fifth Avenue, New

F~anccs Tribble recently left th e Follies to become a poultry farm er at Cockerell Hill.

Bev.e rl y Wickwire is editor o f the :",mcrcca n Magazine. "I hope to make ~tla; ! / ,roo<l as th e Sta mpe de ," she dc-

Marg_are_t W orsley is champion of women s. rig ht s as railway brakema n. . E ~ge rna ~ ash is winner of the Atlan-

t!c cit y Dathrng Revue-. "I attribute my fi gure to my lo ve of sport s , espt'c ially volley Lall," she says.

Horace Rollins-Why wo n't you go riding with me?

Miriam Godfrey-Oh, well. just look at th at old car of yours.

H orace-Say. listen; you're no 1931 model yo urself.

Mildred Hurst-Think I'll lake up hor seback ridin g ; it will increase my soc ial s tanding.

Bc,·erl y Rudd-I don't know about th e soc ial part. but it sure will in crea se your sta ndin g.

Lillian Lancas ter-W ho is that fel-low with lon g hair ?

Dorothy Burnett-He's a fellow from Yale.

Lillian-Oh. I've oft en heard of th ose Yal e locks. , ~ ·--

Mi ss ~i mpsor ( to pe rs istent beggar) -If I g1vc y~u a piece of cake, yo u'll never rcturn1, will you?

Ilegga r-'fell, lady, you know your cake l,cu er than l do.

W alt er 11i·ck-Well, Dad, I ran U[)

tn ' say hcllc~ Father-·( o la te, my ~on; your

moth er ju sf> came up to say good -bye, anr\ go t all 1 the ch ange.

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" But suplJOS<' ," said Lucille Gam ble, " lhat lhc parachute should fail to open aft er )' OU had jumped off-what th en ?"

"That wo uldn 't stop me, " sa id the aviator. " I'd come right down."

Lill ie Mac Yo un.r,cer-Oo you ap-prov e of the Vols tead Act ?

C:i thcrin e Lee Co nroy-W ell---e:r-110. I never enjoy \'aud, villc.

" I sec th rough it a ll," sa id the Sun-11 ct s tudent as he picked up the piece of bread 0 11 his plat e lunch.

The Facul1 y'11 w:i.r cry : "T hey S hall No t Pas11 !"

Th i11 ir/e:i of puttng S un set srndcnts in the hull pen is 11 '1 AO goo<! . but aft er ;ill , aren' t they Bi11on.s?

T o look a t so me o f the ca n pa rked a t Sun set, the obM:rver would he po si-ti ve thal the school had an u cc pt ion-all y good art cla ss. --- --

Most Sunset gir l11 try to he bri lli ant in order to be popula r wit h the teach-ers and then appea r dumb to be pop u-lar with the l>Oys. - ----LEONA SAUCK WINS AT

H. S. GIRLS' PLAY DAY

The S. ).L U. W o men's Athl etic As· sociation held its annua l H igh Sc hool Girls ' Pla y Dar April 18. E very year this department invites twe lve g irls from each of the Dallas high sc hools to come to S. M. U. fo r the purpose o f havin g a good time.

All classes of sports are represen ted in this annual meet , and each girl is aJlowed to participa te in lwo of the ma jor and two o f the minor events. The major sports arc a s follows : base-ball. vo lleyball. speedball, 50 and BO-yard dashes. The n'Unor spo rts are as fo llows; teniko its , baseball throw for distance, ba sket ba ll throw fo r a cc ur-acy, horseshoes, archery.

This year S unset's rcp rcsenta ti n s were: Dorothy Loupo t. Edi th Abbo tt . E leanor Edd ins, Florence Con nor, Cathryn Brow n, Alma \ Var e, L eona

T he gi r ls were ser ved an e :<cclk t lunch a t twelve o'clock a nd immed ia t -ly aft er lun ch the e,·ents bega n. At five-thi r ty all were called in to th e main physica l ed ucat ion b uilding and th e o nes who desired took a swim in th e S. M. U. pool. At si:<-th irty Miss All yne Graber, of the S. t L U. W om -en's Athlet ic Associa tio n, pre sen ted a pennant to a representat ive from each school. S un set's represen ta tive was Leona Sa uck. The fo llo wi ng Mo nd ay morning, April 21. she presen ted thi s penn ant to the school.

A. W.

PHYSICAL "ED" DEPARTMENT SPONSORS "SNAPPY" DANCE

A ~ atincc da nce spo nsored by the P_h ys1~al Educatio n Department was ~wen .m the "Gym" May 15. A sna ppy f1~•c-~1ece orchestra co mposed of Mrs. P~pkm, Mr. Michels. C linto n Da vis , Sims French, and Joe Brady furni shed music during !he afternoon.

Specialt y numbers o ffered by s tu• dent s of the department drew a large crowd a nd added much to the success o f the dance.

The following were hostesses: },lrs Kain. _Mrs. Lee . Wise, Mrs, Holbert: 1frs. Gannon, ~l1ss Frazer, Miss Eula Pearl Smith , Miss Dettman, Mr s. Ethel J ones. Miss Ag ne s Ed wa rds, 1-liss An -nette \ Va rner, Mr s. Durrett.

RUTH BONE WINS PRIZE FOR ESSSAY ON NATHAN HALE

"I tak e g~ea t pleasure in presenting to yo u the f1r st a ward by the Co lonia l Dames of America in the cont est of themes on so me phase o f th e American Colonial Period," T hese words were heard in the assemL\y at Sun set High School May 11. Mrs. Robert so n, chair-man o f the Colo ni:il Dam es . presented ten dollar11 in gold to Ruth Bone, whose theme won fir st place iu the cont est.

Ruth Ilone is a stud ent o f Sunset H igh Scl,iool, and is taking hi story 7 und er Mi ss Wyth e. The theme wa s submitted as a class theme, a nd se nt to th e cont est. The subj ect was ''The Slory of Na than Ha le"

Beca use o f the alue nc0

e o f the winner Mo111fay. Mi11s Wy the accepted the award for her.

A Great Event In Hh;tory

A teac_her_ fo r!'{elling to ~i\'e a quiz :!:~~11

~;~~g i~;: ~f ;/.id no durnL s tudc

PHYSICAL EDUCATION LETIERS ARE AWAllDED

Raseba ll letters ha ve: bttn q uite pop-ula.r among tht: le tters awardc:d in Ph:,·-1ial Ed uca rion this term. The lt:nc.u arc a warded only lo gir ls who ck> good work and show uce llc11 1 impro,-ement in that sport. There a rc: n. c: nl y~ight girls o f S unset who hne be-en very fait h fu l in comi ng to practice n er:, morning a t 7:50 fo r !he game with O ak Cli if H ig h. TheSC" girl., will all ~ve bee n aM•a rdcd baMba ll lclt en. wh,c.h they wi ll wea r d uring the ~ntc.

O ther le tkT s h.ive been awa rded ior va r ious sporu such as volley ba ll and st un ts. Although the lc lt cr a M•arded fo r st unts is m uch sma.I le-r rha n the o th ers. it is the most difficu ll to a rn. T he girl m us t win o ne hund red and fih y poi nts out of one hund red and ni net y- fiv e o n such th ings u clim b-ing rhc ropes, walking the rings. bal-an cing acU in groups oi two, thrtt, or five. and the hu ildi ng o f pyramids in small JCT OUP-' .ind sometimes in groups wi th u man y as fifteen.

Then rhere i, a lcllcr C2 1led the-" Bison Let1 er ... which is award ed on ly to sc:nior girl s who h.ive done ~ccllent work in gy m nas tics during their iour years.

Amo ng the ma ny girl s w ho have won the-se lettc:n a r~ tl'l t: "'atf!'!J w~ we nt to t he tr.ac k meet a t S. :M. U. All girls who en tered the sporu there from S unset were letter g irls. The gi r ls who arc fortuna te enough to win these lcttt: rs should fee- I honored. not on ly because they arc sufiicie-n tly fit fo r winning one. bu t beca use the Sun-set Physical Ed ucation Depa r tme nt i3-the only one in Dallas schools 10 award lctten of a ny ki nd .

A. ).[_ R.

SENIOR HI-Y'S HONOR MOTHERS BY RECEPTION

Mo re than 700 boys and their moth-ers a t tend ed the ann ua l Senjor H i-Y ~lathers ' Day r:~ cp t ion ~fo nday night at the Dallas l' . M. C A .• an n cnt held fo r members of the Dallas Hi-Y clubs.

Dr. L . D. Yo ung. pa stor oi the Ab-bey P resbyter ian Ch urc h . ..., as the pri nc ipa l speaker. Audy Lo,•c o i Sun-se t. pres ide nt o f the Hi- Y Fcdcntion of Dall as. p res ided . H . G. Spruce spo nsor of Da llas Hi-Y Clubs ~d. Boys· W oi'k Secreta ry of the Y. Y. C. A., also srx>ke. J

T he Sunset l> ~eccfrcd the cffi-

schoof w1t the ?~t' attcn ance and · efiicicnc~: record . D. \\ '. H ard y pre-

sented t he cu p to R:l\·mond D uYa. ll µres ide nt of 1hc Sunset ·Club. •

Shor t toasts honor ing the mo thers. and ml' mber s were ma.de bv \ ' ance-N:well. :S orth Dalb. s H ig h . Sc hoo l: Bi lly Hemp hill, Fore st : Bill ~l c Fad-dc: n. Woodrow W ilso n : Clayton Aye rs. Sunset : J esse Swor, Dallas T ech ; and Roy Dea n, Oak Clifi.

Mu sical numbers were gi,·en bv Be\·~ rly Moore, H . Bush ~forb',ln, th~ Davis Brot hers, and C. A. T aylor.

SUNSET ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS GIVE CONCERT

O ne of t he bes t enterta inm ents o f the yea r at Sunse t was ofierffl \\'ed-ncsdar, May IJ, at 8 :15 p. m., wht' n Mr. 0 1to K. Michels p resc ntt~d the-S un set O rches tra and Cho rus in a. group oi co lorful nu mbers. . i\-l r . Michels secured the orchestra•

t1on lo "M arch Sia \•", a s well a s to the ··.R.og ut' . Song". That s tir ring compo-s ition, "To the Leglon", o pened the P~Ogram, fo llowed by the "Willia m 1 ell Overture'', a nd an :a.rra n~ ment o f "M arch of th e W ooden Soldiers", tht' la tte~ rende red by tht; Cl.,orut,. -,;._

Sut~ set s O rchestra is tht' \ar gts t m -the city, and tlw Chorus is one o f the u~ost p_rofidl'tlt . Tht·rc are ni nety-s ix p1~ccs ~n the Orchest ra, aud fo rt y -o ne \'01ces m the Choru s.

~am S tunford ca me back to a id Mr. Michels a t tht' pia no, and Lillian \\' a l-lacr, Aliet· Grace Finlt'y, and Ca rl Bates all did their bes t to make this o ne of th e C\'e nt s o f major import ance thi !I )'~a.~. C lintp n ~) av i11 played •·Sax-ophol'.1a , and Doris J ohn so n wa s a t th e p1a11 0.

\Vinston \Ves t 1n11 g a solo, th e 1111111 _ l,er: '_' Marching Home T o Yo u".

.1 h~s \':tried \l TOR r:rn1 o ffered n com -bmal~o n of jass, class ica l, se mi •cl ass i-ca_l- 111 fa c t, (' vcry thing a good enttr• ~a11111 l(' 11t should possess. Mr. Mir hdi l!I to be co ngratulntt•1I 0 11 hi s abilit y 10 produce real (' 11t c rt a i11111 ent.

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