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Hall of Fame - 2014
(Grandfathered)
HENRY "HANK" CHRISTIAN FOLDBERG – 1944: Member, Sunset 1944 State Championship Basketball Team; All- America Football Player at West Point, 1946; Drafted by Washington, but remained in school; Head Football Coach, Wichita and Texas A&M; Athletic Director, Texas A&M, 1962-65. (3/12/1923 - 3/7/2001)
JOHN DANIEL "DAN" FOLDBERG – 1946: Member, Sunset 1944 State Championship Basketball Team; All-America Football Player at West Point, 1950; Drafted by Detroit, but remained in Army where he served from 1952 to 1978, retiring as Colonel; Silver Star, Bronze Star and Purple Heart. (4/22/1928 - 5/31/2001)
WILLIS WOOD "JOHNNY" SIDES, JR. – 1946: Dallas Police Officer slain in the line of duty 21 days after graduating from Dallas Police Academy; Dallas Jaycees have given the “Johnny Sides Award” since 1952. (12/12/1928 - 2/5/1951)
FRANK CONLEY SLAY, JR. – 1947: Senior Plays, “Girl Shy”, 1947 and “Shiny Nose”, 1947: Wrote lyrics to “Silhouettes” by the Rays; co-wrote “Tallahassie Lassie” by Freddie Cannon; Produced “Incense” and “Peppermint” by The Strawberry Alarm Clock. (7/8/1930 - 9/30/217)
BETTY LOUISE BURSON MYERSON - 1948 & Doris Jean O’Neal – 1949: 1948 State Girl’s Doubles Tennis Champions at Sunset. (4/26/1931 - 5/30/2001)
ROBERT LEE HEATH – 1949: Sunset Senior Play, “ We Shook The Family Tree”, 1949; Executive Director, Dallas County Medical Society, 23 years; Executive with Goodwill Industries in Dallas and Florida; Member, Founding Board of Southwest Transplant Foundation. (1/1/1932 - 9/7/2015)
ROBERT DONALDY "TINY" GOSS – 1950: All-City, All-State and All-America Football at Sunset; played two Seasons for SMU; All Army Football Team; two Seasons with Cleveland Browns, one with New York Giants; Founder, Dallas Chapter, Fellowship for Christian Athletes.(5/19/1931 - 9/5/1998)
TULL GORDON REA – 1950: Cheerleader and Commander, Jody Drill Team; International Entertainer, Lions Clubs International for 16 years; professional singer and entertainer; played Baseball for SMU. (5/19/1933 - )
WILLIAM "BILL" BRUCE MEEKS – 1950: Radio Announcer; music Industry and radio station entrepreneur and composer of radio jingles; Founded PAMS Commercials. Inc., which according to Billboard was the largest jingles firm in the World. (3/2/1921 - 9/8/1999)