Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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i v ff' 9-ivan.-...f 1 .sa Cheer Lcfzzie rs AK Cl,lFl" was indeed5 fortunate this year in having a xery' capahle yell leader, Bud Prather. Throuvhout the Year he gave his hest elliorts for the U . x good of the team and tried to develop the hest of sportsmanship in the school. .Ks a yell leader, a gentleman, and a good fellow, Bud is unsurpassed. For the lirst time in the history of the Oak Cliff cheering squad a girl was elected. This was a decided improvement, for lfloise Hartman added much to the yelling stall. She is splendid in leading yells and seems to fairly radiate pep. The assistant yell leaders did excellent work and worked in perfect har- mony with their leaders. George Holden, klames Cole, Cecil Shelton, Alec Ca- son, and Barney' Parlser all had a part in instilling pep into the student hody. The "Rabi Rahl Teaml' will rin ' in our ears lon' after our hi 'li school dass c Es t . are passed, and it will luring hack glorious memories of Oak Cliff spirit.

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l 1 is lt tg 3 N .J . ,QQ . - le i , fe... l Tennis Doe HAM: HARVM' CHAMHI-. LTHOU not find her entirely bereft of material, Doe Barr, who played doubles last GH Oak Cliff! two state ehampions lefit last year, this season did year with klimmie Quick, readily stepped into the position' of Oak Cliff's star player. His experience and general tennis ability make him a valuable man. Harvey Chamberlain, doubles player, is a fast steady player whose invincible spirit will mean much toward tennis laurels. lflloise Hartman, having had the valuable experience of previous years stands Out not only as Captain of the girl's team but as one of its best players. Nlar- gueritte Pierson is an are in serving, with a good firm return. She is indeed a valuable asset and Oak Cliff need not worry for its victories with this steady player in view. Rose Nlary Piekney, a former student of Denver Alunior High School is indeed a pleasant discovery for Oak Cliff. lt is unusual, indeed, for such a little girl to wield sueh a wicked racket. Although the tennis season is hardly begun, victory has already perched on our banners. Oak Cliff girls have defeated Bryanls doubles, while our boys, doubles team defeated the Forest players. Doc Barr has begun the season by winning his first mateh against Charles lflwell, the fast Sunset player. VVith such a beginning Uak Cliff eagerly looks forward to a brilliant season. lil.AI 1 N Akolw-.Rl'1"1'r: Plilitsox Rosle lxf1ARY PICKS!!-:Y Exams!-L l'lARTAi.-KN L x J

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