graduation rate was 38%. In 2013, it was 57%. Feeder patterns , , the following elementary schools feed into Sunset High School: PK-5 Lida Hooe Anson Jones Louise Wolff Kahn George Peabody Rosemont Primary (PK-2), Rosemont (3-5) Winnetka Margaret B Henderson One middle school, W.E. Greiner, feeds into Sunset. Athletics The Sunset Bisons compete in the following sports: Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Softball Swimming and Diving Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Wrestling Notable alumni Hank Foldberg, (1944), All America football player at West Point, 1946; member of Sunset 1944 State Championship basketball team Dan Foldberg, (1946), Army officer; All-America football player at West Point, 1950 Louise Latham, (1940), film, television and Broadway actress; "Bonanza"; "Gunsmoke"; Hawaii Five-O"; "Murder, She Wrote"; "Designing Women"; Alfred Hitchcock's "Marnie"; Sanger Trophy Honoree Linda Darnell, film actress; co-star with Tyrone Power; "Forever Amber; "Unfaithfully Yours"; "Letter to Three Wives"; star on "Hollywood Walk of Fame"; Sanger Trophy Honoree Henry Calvin, (1935), (born Wimberly Goodman), TV actor; played Sergeant Garcia on Disney's TV series "Zorro" Earl Stewart, Jr., (1938), professional golfer who played on PGA Tour in 1950s and 1960s; head golf coach at SMU in 1970s and 1980s; only golf pro to ever win a major tournament on his home course Don January, (1947), professional golfer; four-time NCAA champion at North Texas State University; winner of 10 PGA Tour titles and 22 Senior Tour events; winner of 1967 PGA Championship; Sanger Trophy Honoree Gordon D. Gayle, (1934), Brigadier general in the Marine Corps Jerry Rhome, (1960), runner-up for 1964 Heisman Trophy at Tulsa; member of College Football Hall of Fame; played professionally for Cowboys, Browns, Oilers and Rams; coach of Super Bowl XXII champion Washington Redskins; Sanger Trophy Honoree Billy Lee Brammer, (1947), journalist and novelist Rudy Jaramillo, (1970), played baseball for University of Texas; former hitting coach for Texas Rangers for 15 years, also for Astros and Cubs; Texas Baseball Hall of Fame; Hispanic Heritage Baseball Hall of Fame at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, Texas John Cerminaro, (1965), principal horn player of the New York Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Seattle Symphony Orchestra Terry Southern, (1941), author of Candy, The Magic Christian, and other novels; was screenwriter on Easy Rider, Dr. Strangelove and other notable movies; contributed to scripts on Saturday Night Live in early 1980s; taught writing at NYU and Columbia University in '80s and '90s; class of 1942; died