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THE HISTORY OF
Oak Clif High School
The happy years go by,
liach like a crystal string
Upon the thread of time,
Or like a song we sing.
We gaze in each clear gem
And see the names of those
Who have won fame and joy
Along the lines they chose.
As a small acorn grows
Into an oak tree great
Our school has also grown
Into its high estate.
N 1901, Oak Cliff High School, which provided for both elementary and high
school students, originated in the old Central School Building on Tenth Street.
The faculty was composed of eleven members with Mr. F. E. Peters as principal. In
1903, Mr. VV. H. Adamson became the principal. The number of students increased
from four hundred in 1913 to twelve hundred in 1916. At this time the present Oak
Cliff High School Building was occupied. Tn 1924, twenty-four hundred students
attended Oak Cliff, but since Sunset High School has been erected, the number has
decreased to twelve hundred. There were sixty teachers in 1924, there are now fifty-
ODC.
There are many iersonal awards resented to students. Mr. oe Thom son,
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a former student of Oak Chfl, and Mr. Gwen Barnes present pins to the mem-
bers of the National Honor Society. Mr. Martin Weiss and Messers. Tabor present
awards to the student making the highest average for four years. Mr. Jno. E. MQUYYTSS
presents attendance awards. The P.-T. A. offers scholarships for five or more stu-
dents as well as donating hundreds of dollars everv vear for school activities.
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Not only has Qak Cliff been the recipient of many personal gifts, but she has also
won and maintained a worthy reputation in athletics and scholarship as is shown by
.the fact that she has acquired over sixty trophies since 1916. lVlr. John Fouts, who is
now superintendent of athletics for the Dallas High Schools, was the Hrst coach.
While the citizenship of Uak Cliff and the P.-T. A. have meant much to the
progress of the school, perhaps the most important factor has been the harmony and
co-operation found in the school itself, in the principal, the faculty and the student
body. From this unity has developed the well known '1Qak Cliff Spirit." Materizil
evidence of this is manifested in the fact that the school has been able to purchase "The
Roundupf' painted by Frank Reaugh. The numerous pieces of Statuary, the trophy
case, the beautiful velvet stage and window curtains in the auditorium, all bespeak
the loyalty of the former classes.
May Oak Cliff ever grow and prosper, and may the Qak Cliff Spirit never die.
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N the Oak Cliff High School We emphasize the
value of interest as the greatest factor in educa-
tion. The power you have developed in concen-
trating on a subject until you have mastered it
makes yours an outstanding class.
May this spirit of Willingness and determina-
tion to do characterize your Work While in college
and guide you through a long and eventful life.
i May you live the unsellish life and serve your
fellowmen, thereby extracting from life its sweet!
est joysl
I'R1Nc1PA1, or OAK CI.Ilflf Hmm ScHoo1,.
Faculty
AOUIIOI-:LI,, HELEN -
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BAKER, BEULAII
BAKI-IR, NELL -
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CAIIANISS, IOAIIEL -
CJAMPHELL, L. F.
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CLYETTIQ, NIARY LOI'1sE
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CRANE,Alil!IPI -
CUNYUS, G. G. -
ICISENLOIIR, H1iNRIli'l'1'A
FALLS, LAURA - -
GII.I.PISPIE, H. -
HAMII.'Ft3N, LUCY -
HAIvIIL'I'ON, W. T. -
HAMMKJCK, CliRlS'l'INPI
HARRIs,IN'IARrzARET -
HASklI.'I'IN14I, MAY
HERRINL., K.A'I'IIRYN -
HhI5'l'141R, H. R. - -
HIIQIQINIIOTIIAM, IIORENE
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KENIJRICK, MARY
KINIQ, ROISICRTA
LANOFORII, WINNIE -
LEI-"1'wIcII, L. C. -
MANN, CAPTAIN EIOIIN .-X.
NTATTIII-iws, H. T. -
MCKELN'fXlN, ISLA
IVICLARRY, .AGA'I'HA -
MORRISIJW, MARY -
Nl'lXX'l314lRRY, EUU1-INIA
NOAH, WINTON -
PATRICK, .ANNE
RCDCKlZ'F'l', MAIILE
R1JIJ'FES, XYIRGINIA -
RUFFIN, RUTH -
SMITII, R. N. -
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To the Seniors of '29,-
Credits, seniors, more and more credits! The
keeper of your first seventeen Wishes each of you
a future brimful of them. And may you Win
them not too easily, but With that degree of CliHi-
culty which will bring you the zest of pursuit and
joy of achievement.
Seventeen years, seventeen credits have
brought you high school graduation. May life
bring you infinity of credits: honor, honors, fame,
usefulness, and above all-happiness.
SEN1oR CoUNsELoR
To Our 'Hoyt am! Cjirlcv of llze Senior f'las5e5.'
You have had the energy and the ambition to
accept the challenge Which Dallas 'flung to you
when she oitered you this splendid opportunity
for a high school education. YVe expect of you
that you will continue to do those things which
reflect credit on Oak Cliff High School, on Dallas,
and on yourselVes5 We expect that you will grasp
the opportunities of the future as you have used
those of your high school days. You hold in our
hearts a Warm place.
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.W. A. Lm-11-HR Fin! Vim'-'1're.v. fVIk5.JoE RlJ.4CH -
. DAN DUI,RF1 - Swarm! Vicar-'l'rfv. MRS. R. B. Ki-:Nm-:DY
. W. A. BASUM - Tllirrl Vife-'f'1'r'.r Niks. W. M. RoBh2k'1'5
. S. Hr:'rHERiNG'r0N Ifnrzrlh Vice-'1"rv.r. MRS Tom Cook, -IR.
.C. H. Fnrifxsiun - Fifth Vim-'l'n'x MRS. NoiusoURNi5 SlNII'I'lI
Paremfkooa'
Wfhzit zi privilege is ours,
To guide through years, fleeting as hours-
The life of :l child whose confiding love
Is trufy ll gift from the Father above.
May no selfish desire play ll part
As Mer the threshold of life they startg
Let us hid them go forth with faith strong za
A hczrrt filled with Courage, nohle deeds to do.
If this we Cam give we do not luhor in xam
In helping' them knowledge and wisdom gain.
Into their hands we give lifeys golden key
To the future years, and their own
destiny.
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CMRSJ SIDNEY H1-3'rHER1NG'roN
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OAK CLIFF HIGH
'Pa rent- Teacher Dissociation
192 8-1929
HE Oak Cliif High School Parent-Teacher Association was one of the first to
be organized in Dallas. The leaders in this activity were women who for years
had been associated With forward movements of many and various natures, and who
from the first found Oak Cliff alive to the interests and to the needs of the parent-
teacher Work. The Oak Cliff spirit has always prevailed in everything "Oak Clitff,
and it is continued in this association.
There are approximately five hundred members in this organization at present.
Of this number, about four hundred are parents and teachers While the rest are asso-
ciate members.
Niany things are accomplished through the special department work carried on
by twenty-six committees. The Adamson Loan and Welfzire Fund Committee dis-
tributes money to high school students who are in financial need. A great effort is
made to keep students in school until they have graduated. As the association does not
Wish to encourage students to borrow money, loans are made only in emergencies.
Another committee, the Girl's Student Loan Fund, lends only to girls who are enter-
ing business schools or colleges. The VVays and Means Committee considers the needs
of the different departments of this school. The chairman must be a woman who will
study the needs of the individual and will then plan to H11 them. The president and
the executive committee must be Willing to co-operate in every way possible.
Perhaps more than any other one thing that has given impetus to the work is the
one hundred per cent teacher membership with an attendant one hundred per cent
co-operation of the instructors in Oak Cliff High School. One of the most outstanding
and constructive measures of this organization is the effort to build around the school
a social environment of fine spirit, good understanding, and true happiness. The re-
sponse to the earnest eflorts of the association has been general. It is the hope of the
active workers that more and more parents, fathers as well as mothers, will interest
themselves enough to help in building the proper educational, spiritual, and social en-
vironment for the school community.
Jn tflddress to the Classes
We the Seniors leaving now
Klingle with regrets and sorrows
Anticipations of tomorrowsg
Of progressive days before us,
Surely Fame will not ignore usl
lVlake to you our how.
All our days shall we recall
Uak Clif High School, queen of all.
Juniors, you Write lengthy themes
Your vocabularies ,re so extensive
That you aren't quite comprehensive.
Dehaters there are, and athletes galore,
Dancers, and singers and many more.
And to me it surely seems
Some are waxing quite poetic,
Geniuses may he, Qhut that's propheticj
Sophomores, when you rush around
You think "l9'ish" are awful hores,
But you're only "sul'lermores.',
You talk of Latin and the League,
Mention Beethoven and Grieg.
Please come down to solid ground.
Have your temperaments and Uwaysfl
But don't he mysteries all your days.
Freshmen, you clonlt get your due.
YVith your smile and knowing Wink,
Perhaps you know more than We think.
You, we just canyt understand,
But We think youlre simply grand!
liven Seniors enyy you
'Cause they get out after four,
And you stay three whole years more.
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KI4INWI'1'l'II Mfxiav CIHARLICS
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.gzol Class O yficers
Mrss BER'1ux CooPER - - - Spamm-
KENNETH fVlANsF1ELo - fPresiflem
CHARLES BAKER - - Vice-Pfwsiflefzt
lX'lOZELLE CROVV - - - Secretary
lXflARY S'1'EPHENsoN - - Tnfasm-m'
EDITH NIANN - - - c!7C07'7l Rejbortrr
Social Committee
Bonnie Hell-Clmirmfzn
Mary Stephenson Carl Crawford
Tom Cain Nat YVcst
Mary Elizabeth Gray Margaret Randolph
I fwitation Committee
Constance St. Clair-Clznirmzzn
Byrd Kirkpatrick Mildred Silvus
Bill May Granville Monroe
'Progrtzm Committee
Charles Bake r-Clzairnzfzn
Constance St. Clair Layton Childress
Howard Sprague Earlene McBeth
Grace Mays - Marguerite Parker
JAMES PRIMM
Entered from Central '25, City Crack
Company '26, '27, State Crack Company
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26.
EDITH MARIE NT,-XNN
2B and 2A Class Oliicer, Latin Tourna-
ment '26, Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27,
'28, '29, National Honor Council '28,
'29, Acorn Staff '28, '29, Acorn Repor-
ter tlanuarv Class ol' 'ZQQ Pep Squad '25,
'26, Poppy Sale '26, '27.
CONSTANCE ST. CLAIR
lfnterecl from Reagan '25, Chairman
of Ring and Invitation Committees '29,
Senior Play, National Honor Society '28,
'29, President of Scholarship Club '28,
'29, .-Xcorn Staff, Operetta '27, '28,
Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Girl
Reserves. Spanish Club.
LAMoNT BAXTER
lfnterecl from Reagan '24.
BERNARD CoBB
lintered from Marlin, Texas '27. Glee
Club, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Hi-Y.
TVTARGARET SUE RANDOLPH
Entered from Central '25, Gym Dem-
onstration '26, '27, lvlay Festival '26,
Secretary Art Club '28, Treasurer Art
Club '28, Pep Squad '25, '26, Captain
Girl's Baseball Team '27.
MARY ELIZABETH GRAY
Fntered from Central '25, Orchestra
'25, '26, '27, Operetta, Girl Reserves,
All City High Orchestra.
HENRY JACOBS
Entered from Bowie '25. Spanish
Club, Meiiiluership Chairman of Pan-
American League, Program Chairman of
4,-X Civics Class, Scholarship Club, Oak
Staff, Chief Library Assistant, Class
Leader '26.
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HOWARD SPRAGUE
Entered from Central '25. Captain of
Football '28, Scholarship Club '27, '28,
Crack Co. '26, '27, National Honor So-
ciety '28, Linz Award '27, '28, Hi-Y
'27, '28,
MARY VIRGINIA S'1'EPHENsoN
Entered from Bryan '28. Home Eco-
nomics Club, Girl's Glee Club, Pep
Squad, Girl Reserves, 4A Class Treas-
urer, 4A Class Beauty, One Act Play.
llflOZELLE CROW
lintered from VVaco '26. Senior Play,
Operetta '27, '28, VVon Briand Declama-
tion Contest '28, Girls' Glee Club '26,
'28, Spanish Club, Oak Staff '28,
GRANVILLE MoNRc-E
lintered from Central '25. National
Honor Society '28, Scholarship Club '25,
'26, '27, '28, Oak Stall' '29, State Crack
Co. '26, '27, City Crack Co. '26, '27,
'28, Commissioned Officer in R. O. T. C.
BILL MAY
Entered from Reagan '25, Boy's Glee
Club '26, '27, '28, Hi-Y Club '28, '29,
4A Invitation Committee, GOH' Music
Club '28.
EVA M. EAST
lintered from Lake Charles Hi '25.
Kin-Can Music Club '25, Sextette Music
Club '26, Blues Chasers '28, Typewriting
Pin '28, Pan-American Spanish Club '27,
Girl Reserve '26, '27, 4B Class Oiicer.
EARLENE MCBETH
Oak Staff, National Honor Society Of-
licer '27, '28, Girl Reserve Ollicer '28,
Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '28,
Senior Play, Class Beauty '27, Operetta
'26, '27,
JACK SWATEK
Entered from Yates, Chic.o, '24.
Spanish Club '28, Hi-Y '27, '28, '29,
Basketball Squad '28, Track Squad '28,
Lettered in Football '27, '28.
CHARLES BAKER
Entered from Central '25. Hi-Y '28,
Operetta '27, '28, Spanish Club '27, One
Act Play '28, All City Quartette, 2B
President '26, 4A Vice-President.
.ADELAIDE LEMMCDN
Entered from Bowie '24, Girl Re-
serves, Gym Demonstration '26, Home
Economics Club '28.
LOUISE DAORRISSEY
Entered from Hogg '25. Art Club
'25, '26, '28.
ALLAN Ll. WALTHER
Entered from Central '24.
HCJRACE BEACHUM
Entered from Central '25. Baseball
'27, Military '25, '26, '27.
VALERA NICCORMACK
Entered from Central '25. Scholar-
ship Club '26, '27, '28, Latin Club '25,
Gym' Demonstration '25, '26, Girl Re-
serves '27, '28, Girl Reserve Cabinet
'28, 4A Chairman of Scholarship Club.
M ARG UERITE PARKER
Entered from Polytechnic Hi, Fort
Worth, Texas, '25. Home Lighting
Contest '25, Girl Reserves '24, '25, Latin
Club '24, '25, Scholarship '24, '25, 3A
Beauty '27, Home Economics Club Pres-
ident '28.
EDM UND IDANIEL
Entered from Reagan '25. Band '27,
'28, '29, Orchestra '27, '28, Vice-Presi-
dent of Junior Orchestra '27, President of
Junior Orchestra.
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5 LAYTON CHILDRESS
Entered from Reagan '25. Orchestra
'25, '26, '27, '28, Band '25, '26, '27,
'28, All City Orchestra '27, '28, All City
Honor Band '27, '28, Commander of
Honor Band '28, Commissioned Officer
'27, '28, State Band Contests '25, '26,
'27, '28
BYRD KIRKPATRICK
lfntered from Reagan '25, Vice-l'resi-
dent of Scholarship Club, Girl Reserves
Treasurer, National Honor Society, Acorn
Starf, Senior Play, Secretary of 3A Class,
Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Girl
Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28, Pep Squad
'25, '26, Spanish Club.
MILDRED SILVUS
lintered from Central '25, Scholar-
ship Club '26, '27, Invitation Committee
'28, Spanish Club '28, Home lfconomics
Club '27, '28,
.loHN 'l'HOMAS CAIN
Football '27, '28, Track '27, '28, R.
O. T. C. Commissioned Ollicer, Rifle
Team '25, Crack Co. '25, Senior Play,
Hi-Y '28.
-TACK HART'NESS
lintered from Reagan '25. Crack Co.
'27, '28, Commissioned Officer '29,
Radio Club.
EDNA PALMER
Entered from Central '25. Scholarship
Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Acorn Staff '28,
Art Club '26, '28, Social Committee of
Class of '27, Typewriting Bronze Pin
28, Girl Reserves '26.
MARY MONSON
Entered from San Benito High School
'27, Glee Club '25, '26, '27, Girl Re-
serves '26, '27, Home Economics Club
'28, Spanish Club '27,
JACK CAMPBELL
Entered from Ennis High '26.
KENNE'l'!i MANSFIELD
President of Senior Class, President of
Texas High School Press Ass'n. '28, Senior
Play, Acorn Staff '27, '28, '29g Oak
Stall' '27, '28, '29, Art liditor of Oak
'28, Vice-President of Hi-Y, Hi-Y '26,
'27, '28, '29, Operetta '28, Art Scholar-
ship '29, Art Club '28, '29.
BONNIE BELL
lfnteretl from Bowie. Class Secretary
'25, '26, Sextette Club '27, Secretary ol'
klcy Girls Club '28, Gym Demonstration,
liconeinics Treasurer '28, Heine licononi-
ics Club '28, Senior Social Chairman
'28, One Act Play '28,
IDICK l'lALLIBUR'l'ON
State and City Crack Co. '26, '27, 2.-X
Class Oilicerg Senior l'lay '28.
-TACK Dnvrs
lfntered from W'olfe City, Texas, '24.
Lettcred in Football and Track '28, Six
Crack Companies, First Lieutenant in
Cadet Corps, Camp Dallas '25.
GRACE NIAYS
lintered from Central '25. Scholar-
ship Club '26, '27, '28, '2Q5Cl1lS1CllllCCl'
'28, Oak Staff '28, '29, Girl Reserves
'28, '29, Orchestra '27, '28, '29, Na-
tional Honor Society '28, '29,
NAT 'VVEST
Entered from North Dallas '24. Let-
tered in Football '28, Basketball '27, '28,
Baseball '25, '26, Golf '24, '25, '26, '27.
LAURIE EDGAR LUMPKIN
lfntered from Central '24. Track '27,
'28, Football '27, Glee Club '27, '28,
Uperetta '28,
EDVVIN LASELI,
Glee Club '27, '28, '29, President of
Glee Club '28, '29, President of History
Club '25, Hi-Y '27, '28, '29,
Dial: Huigi,
Him. lj0L'GI xx
413 Class Ojjicers
MRS. QZHARLES TAYLQJR ----
DEE HILL - - -
HAZEL l3Ol7GLAS - -
HOR.AL'E lj. SMITH -
-IQE R. Pooi. - - -
Social Committee
Curtis YVceks-Chnirnzrm
'Hio-
Hoiuciti
Sx'11'i'H
- Sjlomor
Przzfiffwnf
Vita'-'Pnfxiflmzf
- Smfrfmzry
Trozzxzzrm'
Hazel Douglas Dec Hill
Glm-in Dnlshziw D. C. lXflcCo1'cl
Mac Hall Nell YVest
limitation Committee
Joe P6301--fglllliflllflll
Jeff Mac Hull Mable Bennett
Dec Hill Ban VVilliz1mS
Horace E. Smith
Ring Committed
Luuisc CUIIIICl'?LllZlli7'lIIIl7l
Horace E. Smith
HENRY Ro'rHELL
Entered from North Dallas '26, Oak
Staff '28, '29, Scholarship Club '26, '27,
'28, '29, National Honor Society '28-'29,
Senior Play '2Q.
NEl,L lVEs'r
Fnteretl from Bryan '27. Oak Stall' '27,
'28, Acorn Staff '28, '29, Social Commit-
tee '28, '29, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29,
Librarian '2X.
iXl1NNEBl-lL SMVVH
lfnteretl from Lancaster High '27, l'ep
Squad '25, '26, High School l'lay '2f7.
Operetta '27, '23, '29, Oak Stall' '28, 'llilg
Assistant Student Counselor '28-'29, -lolm
F. Morris Award '29,
E. BEN XVILLIAMS
Acorn Staff '28, Assistant Business Mgr.
of Acorn '29, -lr. Hi-Y Club, and Senior
Hi-Y Club, l'I'lJS. ol' .ti-X Class '29,
BEN F. H,.xRRIsoN
llntered from Hogg '25. Scliolnsliip
Club '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, National
Honor Society '28 '29, City Crack Com-
pany '27, '28, State Crack Company '27,
Commissioned Otlieer '27, '28, '29, Oak
Staff '28 '29, Boj"s Debate '29.
JANE SLOAN
Fntered from Stigler, Okla. National
Honor Society '29, Scholarship Club '26,
'27, '28, '29, Oak Staff '29, Girls' Debat-
ing Team '29, Senior Play '29.
lVlARGARE'l' lVlcGAvrc
Fntered from Bowie '25, Girl Re-
serves '26, Scholarship Club '25, 26, Oak
Stall' '29.
NORIXIIAN lfVliRE'l'T CooK
Entered from Sunset '25, Golf Team
'26, '27, '28, '29, Scholarship Club '26,
'27, '28, '2Q, National Honor Society
'28, '29, Spanish Club '28, '29, Presi-
clent Spanish Club '29, Hi-Y '29, Acorn
Slatl' '29, Captain Golf Team '28.
WrNsToN S. PEELER
Entered from Reagan ,25. Scholar-
ship Club ,265 ,275 ,295 National Honor
Society ,295 Business Manager Acorn
,295 President Hi-Y Club ,295 Vice-Pres-
ident All City Hi-Y.
DoRo'rHY LEE HOWARD
Entered from Hogg ,25. Pep Squad
'25, ,265 G. G. Club ,285 ,295 President
History Class ,265 Vice-President History
Class ,275 Gym Demonstration ,275
Operetta ,275 Girl Reserves ,255 Class
Otlicer ,265 Popularity Contest ,255 Li-
brarian ,275 O. C. Representative in
Highland Park Bflusical ,29.
MARGARET HARDY
lintered from Hogg ,25. Girl Re-
serves ,255 Orchestra '25, '26, ,2j.
RoBERT FRED WIDEMAN
R. O. T. C. ,255 ,265 Crack Company
,265 Oak Staff ,295 Scholarship Club ,285
Winner of first prize for selling most
State Fair Keys in Oak ClifT5 Winner of
gold medal for season pass to Dallas Base-
ball Park for selling most tickets in Oak
Cliff to opening game.
l',I'l'Z-HUCIH B. MARSHALL, JR.
ltfntered from Winnetka '25, Latin
Club ,255 Scholarship Club ,26, ,27, ,28,
,295 Acorn Staff '28, ,295 National Honor
Society '28, ,295 Spanish Club ,29.
JOHNNIE MAE TAYLOR
Entered from Bryan ,26. Class Leader
,27, ,295 Girls Baseball Team ,265 Schol-
arship Club ancl Linz Award ,25, ,26, ,285
Girl Reserves ,255 Gym Demonstration
,255 Typevvriting Meclal ,285 Home
Economics Club ,29.
EVELYN DORBANDT
Entered from Hogg ,25. Member of
Art Club ,255 ,26, ,285 May Festival ,25.
'1,AFT NEWSOM
Entered from Reagan ,24. Member of
Working Boys, Club ,28, ,29.
CLIFTON LE VAN
lfnteretl from Central '25. .lunior
Orchestra '27, '28, Senior Orchestra '28,
'29,
Hfwrs KELI,X'
lfnteretl from Central '25. l"reneh
Club '25, '27, Girl Reserves, Pep Squad,
Gym Demonstration '26,
H.-xzrer, l3o1'c'9I..-xs
lfnteretl from Reagan '25, N'iee-l'resi-
dent ol' IA Class, Vice-l'resitlent ol' 21X
Class, Acorn Reporter '26, 'l'I'Cll4LlI'L'Y ol'
3.-X Class, Vice-President ol' Jfll Class,
Secretary of Home lfconomics Clulw '28,
Oak Stall '28, '29, Social Committee '28,
'29,
CARI. CROFFORD
l,ieutenant in R. O. 'I'. C., City Crack
Company' '25, '26, State Crack Company
'26, '27, Vice-l'resident of gl? Class,
Presitlent ot' 3.-X Class, Captain ol' Basket-
lvall Team '29.
FR.-XZIER ,loHNsoN
lfntered from Hogg '25. Scholarship
Clulw '27, '28, National Honor Society
'29, Oak Staff '29.
KLOISE XVES'l'BRiJi7K
lfnteretl from Hogg '25, Girl Re-
serves '26, '27, Book YVorm Clulw '27.
Loulsrz KF1'l'H Moom'
lfntered from Hogg '25. Class orlicer
'25, '26, Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28,
'29, Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '28,
'29, Gym Demc,nstration '25, '26, Span-
ish Clulw '27, '28, '29, National Honor
Society '28, '29, Oak Stall' '26, Acorn
Stall' '27, lfditor of Acorn '28, '29, l'an-
.Xmeriean League '28, '29, 'I"reasurer '28,
'29, l'iee-President ol' Spanish Cluh '29.
.lo1iN HA-xwEs
lfntered from llighlantl Park 'ZfD. State
Crank Co. '26, '27, City Crack Co. '27,
'28, Scholarship Clulw '25, '26, '27, '28,
National Honor Society '28, '29, Span-
ish Club '28, '29, Oak Stall' '28, '29.
.as-
-wr-
Q
VVILLIAM FRANKLIN RITCHIE
Fntered from Oak Cliff Central '25.
R. O. T. C. '25, '26, '27, '28, President
of 3B History Class.
EZRA RTAE TAYLOR
lintered from Central '25, French
Club, Gym Demonstration, Typewriting
Award Winner, Scholarship Club, Pep
Squad '26.
IQATHRYN DIAL
lfntered from Forest High '26, Schol-
arship Club '27, '28, '29, Typewriting
Medal '28, '29,
MERRELL BURDINE
lintered from Corsicana '26,
RALPH Fox
lfntered from Hogg '25. Foolball '28,
Track '29, Second Team Basketball,
Opererm '27, 6
MILDREIJ CH1'rwooD
lfntered from Bowie '25, Scholarship
Club '25, '26, '28, Girl Reserves '25,
'26, '27, '28, Girl Reserve Secretary '28,
Oak Staff '29, May' Festival '25, '26,
Spanish Club '28,
NANNIE FITZHUUH
lintered from Reagan '25. Scholarship
Club '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Latin Club
'25, '26, Girl Reserves '27, '28, '29,
Acorn Staff '27, '28, '29, National Hcnor
Society '28, '29, Girls' Chorus '26, '27,
'28, '29, Blues Chasers Club Treasurer
'29, Latin Tournament '25, lnterscholas-
tic Short Story Contest '27, 2A Acorn
Reporter '27, Operetta '27, May Festi-
val '26.
WANDA VVYA'r'r
lintered from Bowie '25, Girl Re-
serves '26, Gym Demonstration '26,
Poppy Sale '26, '28, Scholarship Club
'26, '27, '28, '29, Glee Club '26, Na-
tional Honor Society, Oak Staff '29,
Senior Play '29,
'TRUETT PRICE
llnrered from Lipan High School '28.
Basketball '2Q.
ADELINE KEITH
lifntered from Huntlantl, Tennessee,
'2f1.
CHRIS'l'INE IVIILLER
lfntered from Reagan '25.
FRAN K HA MRA
Entered from North Dallas High
School '28, Meniber of Chemistry Club
'27, '28g Vice-President of -lr. Hi-Y '26,
.2-
1 .
YNTANDA ANDERSON
linteretl from Baylor Academy fBel-
KOH, Texasl '26. Home Economics Club
'26, '27g Art Club '27, '28g Social Coin-
lnittee '28g Hcaclquarter Mzxster of Avia-
tion Cadet Sponsor '28, '29,
FAYE IJAVIS
lintered from Reagan '25. Home
lfconomics Club '26, '27g Scholarship
Club '26, '2jg Gym Demonstration 'ZSL
Class Olliccr '26, '27, '28.
RUTH SI-IEL'I'ON
Ifntered from Reagan '25. Gym Dem-
onstration 'zgg Pep Squad '265 Glee Club
'27, '2Sg Operetta '27, 'zqg Girl Re-
serves '26.
LEE lhf1AClVlURTREY
lfntered from Mc.-Xllen High School
'28, Workiiig Boys' Clubg Track '2S:
Football '28, 'zqg Basketball '28g Tennisg
Crack Company '2Q.
Riu-
3.22
N..
-qt.
.Q
'UK
EDWARD F. SCHELL
Entered from Dallas University '26.
Scholarship Club ,28, lzq.
ISABELLE VVATSON CONNOR
Entered from Reagan ,2S. Mziy' Fes-
rival YZSQ Oiiice Assistant ,2j, '28, ,295
Girl Reserves l28, QZQ.
Louisiz ROBINSON
lintered from Reagan ,25. Operetta
,285 Gym Demonstration '26g Poppy Sale
'27, ,28.
ORMAND JENSON
Entered from Bairston High '28. Band
'zgg Hi-Y '2Q.
.LJENNIS NICGILL
Filtered from Bowie ,25. Scholarship
Clubg Linz Award '265 Latin Club.
MARIE WILSIJN
Fntered from Lisbon High School
September, 1928.
ANNA LEE Hoooiis
Entered from Waco High School l26.
IJOROTHY KINSER
liintered from Hogg '25, Pep Squad
25, 'zog Spring Festival ,z6, 'zjg Girl
Reserves ,27, ,28.
LEROY HASKELL
Entered from Bowie '25. Crack Com-
pany '26, '27, '28, '29, Rifle Team '27,
'28, '29, Commissioned Orlicer '23,
LUCILLE XVILLIAMS
Entered from W'innetk,1 School. Gym
Demonstration '26' Pev St und '2', S nn-
. W I 1 I l J P
lsh Club, Girl Reserves.
JUANITA HILI.
President of Girl Scouts '26, Tennis
'29, Spanish Club, Junior Play '28.
josm GREENLEES
Entered from Bowie '25, Girl Re-
serves '25, '26, Pep Squad '25, Spanish
Club '25, '26, Music Club '25.
XVEFKLEY BRADFORD
lintered from Palestine High School
'25. Glee Club '26, Stage Manager
Operetta '28, '29, Stage Manager Senior
Play '28, '29,
MCDNA BRAY
lfntered from Central Oak Clifl' '25.
Denton, Texas, High School '27, Art
Club '25, '29, Scholarship Club '25, '26,
'28, Pep Squad '25, '26.
Louisa HALL
Fntered from Central Oak Cliff '25.
Nlexnber of Home Economics Club '26,
Style Show '26, Member of Spanish Club
and Antique Club '27, '28.
M. O. A'r'rEBERRY, -IR.
Fntered from Bowie '25. Military' '25,
'36, '27, Vice-President Glue Club,
Member of Hi-Y '28, '29.
HORACE E. SMITH
Entered from Reagan '25. Crack Co.
26, '27, Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27,
28, '29, National Honor Society '28,
'29, Senior Ring Committee '28, '29,
Business Nlanager of The Oak '29, Hi-Y
'28, '29,
v
V
CLARA E,S'l'ELLE VVHITE
Entered from junior High, Brook-
field, Mo., '25. French Club '25, '26,
'27, Oak Stall '28, '29.
MABLE BENNETT
Entered from Hogg '25. Class Ollieer
'25, '26, '27, Oak Staff '27, '28, '29,
Editor Oak '29, Spanish Club '27, '28,
'29, Vice-President Spanish Club '28,
Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '28, '29,
National Honor Society '28, '29.
C. E. LANIER
Entered from Reagan '25, Crack Com-
pany '26, '27, State Crack Company '26,
27.
CURTIS WEEKS
Entered from North Dallas '26. Mili-
tary '26, '27, '28, '29, City Crack Com-
pany '28, Commissioned Ollicer '29,
President of W. B. C., 4B Class Officer.
LYDIA BREDE
Entered from Winnetka '25. Oak
Staff '26, '27, Assistant Editor of Oak
'29, Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '29,
Girl Reserves '26, Pan-American League
'28, '29, National Honor Society '29,
President Spanish Club '29.
VIRGINIA LEE BOULDIN
Entered from Hogg '25. Sponsor R.
O. T. C. '27, '28, '29, French Club '26,
'27, '28, '29, Oak Stall' '27, '28, Acorn
Staff '28, '29, Popularity Contest '29,
Senior Play '29.
HARMON KENDRICK
Entered from Central '2 5 . Crack
Company '26, '27, Camp Dallas '25,
Glee Club '28, '29, Operetta '29.
DEE HILL
Entered from Reagan '25. Football
'26, '27, '28, Vice-President 2B Class,
President IA Class, Hi-Y '29, Glee Club
'26, Class Representative, Under-class
Favorite '28, President 413 Class, Social
Committee 4A Class, Best All Round
Senior Boy '28, '29, Senior Play '29,
LOUISE CONNER
Entered from Hogg '25. G. R. '27,
'28, '29, Vice-President '29, R. O. T. C.
Sponsor '28, '29, Ring Chairman ol' Class
June '29, Social Committee '29, Schol-
arship Club '28, '29, Cheer Leader '28,
'29, Acorn Staff '27, '28, '29, Oak Staff
'26, '27, '28, Secretary-Treasurer 4th
Class, Senior Play '2Q.
Loivifx COOKE
Entered from Reagan, January '26. G.
R. lVIember '26, '27, '28, '29, Social
Committee 4A Class, Spanish Club, Acorn
Staff '26, '27, '28, '29, Oak Stall' '26,
'27, '28, Secretary IA Class '27, john
Nlorris Award, Council Representative of
G. R. '29, Vice-President Federated
Council of G. R.'s.
GLENN R. GARDINER
Fntered from Central '25.
JAMES FUDGE
lintered from Hogg '24. Radio Club
'27, Football '28, MD" Club '28, '2Q.
THELMA KEITH
Fntered from Reagan '25,
TRUE WILLIAMS
Fntered from Reagan '25, Gym Dem-
onstration '25, Social Chairman 3B Class,
T. N. T. Club, Class Leader '26, Home
Iiconomics Club.
JACK SHULL
Entered from Hogg ,24. Rifle Team
'27, '28, Crack Company '28, '29, Best
First Sergeant '28.
KW
, gf V, . Es,
AUS'I'IN LINNE
Entered from Edgar Allan Poe junior
High, San Antonio, Texas, '26, State
Crack Company Drill '26, '27, City Crack
Company Drill '27, '28, Hi-Y '28, '2Q.
Avis HUEY
lfintered from Forest High '28,
LILAC KEATTS
Entered from North Dallas '27,
Scholarship Club '25, '26, '27, '283 Home
liconolnics Club '27,
KEMP P. JOHNSON
lintered from Sunset '26, Hi-Y '28,
'29, Crack Company '26, '27,
LEON STURDIVANT
Iintered '25, Graduated '29, At-
tended .-Xmarillo High '26, '27, '28,
WILDA JORDAN
lintered from Hillsboro High '26,
DORA FRANK
Entered from Sunset '27, Class Olhcer
'27, Oak Staff '28, '29, Scholarship Club
'27.
IRA HIN'I'ON
Entered from Bryan '26. Track '26,
'27, Hi-Y '26, '27, Operetta '27, Glee
Club '25, '26, '27,
THoMAs RIDLEY
llntered from Central '25, Boys' Glee
Club '26, '27, '28g Operetta '27, '28g
Track '27, '28, 'zgg Hi-Y 'zyg Secretary
Hi-Y '28g Vice President Hi-Y.
JEFF MAY H.fXlrL,
liintered from Reagan '25, Program
Chairman ,275 X'iee-President Home lico-
nomies Club '28g Ring Committee '28g
Choral Club '28, 'zqg Operetta 'zoq
Senior Play '29,
LUCILLE VVATERS
Entered from Coleman High '27, Gym
Demonstration '285 Home Fconomics
Club '28, 'zog Girl Reserves '29.
FIEI.DoN RIcHARosoN
lfntered from Reagan '27, Completed
two and one-hall' yearsg R. O. T. C.
JIM R. SMITH
Fntered from North junior High, Col-
orado Springs, Colorado. Crack Corn-
panies '25, '26, '27, '28, 'zgg Most lflli-
cient Cadet in Three Ranksg Commis-
sioned Oflicer in '28g Company Com-
mander in '28, '29,
IQUTH GAS'1'lJN
Fntered from private school '26.
EULA NlARGARE'l' Mooiuz
Entered from VVichita Falls High '26.
French Club '27, '28g French Play '28,
'zgg Secretary'-Treasurer French Club '2S.
'FHELIVIA CHILDERS
lfntered from Forest '26, 'FV ewritin
.P . t
Awards '28, '293 bym Demonstration
'zog Scholarship Club '29.
CHARLES WEEKS
llntered from North Dallas '26. Mili-
tary '26, '27, "W. B. C." Club '29,
Radio Club '29,
RlI'1'H RAwLs
lfntered from Reagan '25. Scholarship
Club '25 and '26, National Honor So-
ciety, Gym Demonstration '27, '28,
Operetta '27 '28, Acorn Staff '28, Girl
Reserves '28.
DAVELLA FUDGE
lfintered from Reagan '25, Pep Squad
'25, Girl Reserves '25, '27, Operetta
'27, One Act Play Contest ,ZQQ Spanish
Club '25, '26, '27.
HAYNES HARVILL
lfntered from Bowie 125. President of
National Honor Society ,293 Crack Com-
pany '26, '27, '28, '29, Rifle Team '27,
'28, '29, Captain of Rifle Team '29,
Linz Award '26, '27, '28, '29, Harvard
Club Award '28, Oal-1 Stall '29, Winner
of Fliiciencv Medals in Three Ranks,
Commissioned Olhcer '28, '29, Senior
Play 529.
FRANK M. XVILSON
lfntered from Hogg '25.
FLORENCE G. PARKER
lfntered from Shreveport '26. Scholar-
ship Club '25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Na-
tional Honor Society '28, '29g Oak Staff
'28, '29, Girl Reserves '25, '26, '27, '28,
'29, Home Economics Club '28, '29,
Gym Demonstration '28, Spelling Contest
'29,
Lois WAL'l'H ER
Entered from Central '25. Scholar-
ship Clubg Oak Staff '29, National Honor
Society '28, '29,
MAXINE BRYANT
Entered from Hogg School '25. Girl
Reserves '263 Operetta '27g President of
Shorthand Class '28,
bl. XV. .IQRIJAN
Czulct llflgljczr, lfutcrurl Unk Clill' mid-
Icrm '26 from Sunset, Crncla CKJIllI5Ll11f'
'25, '26, '27, '28, '29, Xx'l1lHL'I' ol' l':1l41Cu
Drill Cczntcst '27, '28, Camp Dg1ll.1s Com-
iurmdcr '28, W'i1111cr ul' lflliciciiuj' l'i11 lor
llcst Scrgczlul, Bur l"i1'fI l,icutu11.111t.
I,AUR.1 iXl,l,1SfJN
l'l111crcrl from 'X'llI'L1lWC.lLl ll. IAIINLII'
Scbczcl i11 l"ClWI'Ll1lI'.X '26, Cl1mOlliccr '26,
'27, '28, Sclmlqrrwliip Club '26, '27, '28.
'29, Prcsirlcm l"I'LJ11Cll Club '28, Ozxl,
Stull' '28, '29, Secretary ol' SL'l1illllI'Sl1l,'1
Club '29.
I1ENNlE CrX'l'IlERlNE :XNDREVVS
lfiucrcd l'I'OIH XN'1lX1lll1lCl1lC High School
'27. Girl Rwciwcs '28, Orclicftrn '27,
'28, Cliorzrl Club '28, '29, Spnuisli Club
1
Z".
1
Grwurrx ll,-lI,Sl'IAXN'
lfmcrccl lrczui llowiu '2g. l"I'Cl1Cl! Club
27, '28' l"'I'CIlCll l'l411' '28, Claw l.,-zulcr'
I 7 .
'26, '27, '28, c,I'Cl1CSfl'll '26, '27, '28,
.-X1'm,ru Stull' '28, '29, Duc Ac! l'l:1j' C911-
mu '29, Scrum l'ln1' '29.
.Tori ."1NNA Ql'ILl,IN
lfiltcrul l'rc,m Hogg '25. Girl Rum-V1 cs
'28, '29, Opcrctrn '27, '29, Glr-Q Club
'28, '29, M111 lfcstiml '26, 'I'l'U2lFLll'CI'
G. cs. C. '29,
IQVHLYN lXflURGAN
Opurcttu '26, Gym lDClHU1lSII'l1Il0l1 '27
NlAXINE kLI.1U'l"1'
l'l11tc1'ul l'I'OlN Llolm Il. Rcalgaiu Sclmul
'2g. cgylll1JCIHOI1SII'11IlOll.
EDVVARD XVRIQQHT, .lR.
linrurcd lroiu KI. S. Hogg '25, Cruel,
Llou1p,u1y '26, '27, '28, '29, liHiclc11cy
l'i11 in Four Ranks, lwmlwgrll '28, Balslict-
ball '28, Rifle ,1'L3AlIH '27, '28, '29, Crump
Dallas '28, W'iJZCI1CTRl'I Drill '28, 'l'I'1ICli
'28, '29, Cadet Orliccr '28, '29,
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ROY A. LANGSTON
Entered from Hogg '25. R. O. T. C.
'25, '26, '27, Crack Company '27, Glee
Club '28, '29,
LORINE GARVIN
Entered from Reagan '25. Pep Squad
'25, '26, Oak Staff '29, Gym Demon-
stration '26, Scholarship Club '29.
LEQNA lVlOSSHAR'l'
lintered from Hogg '25, Scholarship
Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Linz Award
'25, '26, Gym Demonstration '26, Class
Acorn Reporter.
WARREN LEIGHTON
Entered from Central Oak Cliff '25.
Glce Club '28, '29.
D. C. MCCORD
Entered from Hogg in '25, Captain
Infantry R. O. T. C., Crack Company
'26, '27, '28, '29, Acorn Staff '28, '29,
Wozencraft Drill '28, Operetta '28,
Boys' Glee Club '28, Vice-President 4A
Class, Senior Play 729.
BEATRICE I. CUMMINGS
Entered from John H. Reagan High,
Houston, Texas, '27.
JANE BU'r'rERF1ELD
lintercd from Reagan '25, Gym Dem-
onstration '25, Pep Squad '26, Operetta
'26, '27,
HAROLD H EMPHILL
Entered from Bryan Street High School
'28. Crack Company '28, '29, Camp
Dallas '28, Rifle Team '29.
LEWIS HoL,1,AND
lfntcred from Bowie '24. Glee Club
'28, '29.
FA Y 'TINDLE
Entered from ,Iunior High ol' Green-
ville, Texas, '27. Home lfeonoinics Club
.27
LOUISE BL'cKI,m'
lfnteretl from Central '26, :Xccon1-
panist for Boys' Glee Club '28, '2L!J.
GROVER VVHIPKER
lfnterecl from Hogg '25, Camp Dallas
'26g Crack Company '27, Glee Club '2?l.
'29, Track Team '29, Operetta 'ZLL
FR,-xNc1s C. liF'1'HANco URT
lfntered from Central Oak Cliff '25.
State Crack Company '25, '26, '27, City
Crack Company '26, '27, '28, '29, Sup-
ply Oflicer '28, '29.
VTE.-xNNE IJEVVITT
lfnterecl froni Sunset High School '28,
Nl ARY FERN HASKELL
Entered from Bowie '25, Honorary
MlllOT '28, '29, Crack Co. Sponsor '27,
'28, Operetta '26, Home Economics Club
'28, Girls' Glee Club '28, 'zqg French
Club '26, '27, Pep Squad '26, '27, Class
Ollicer '26g Popularity Contest '2o.
ROBIN XlCCONNELL
Connnissioned Oflicer R. U. T. C.,
State Crack Company '25, '26, '27, City
Crack Company '26, '27, '28, 'zqg Camp
Dallas '27, '28.
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CLYLE SMITH
lfntered from Hogg '25, Scholarship
Club '28, Basketball '28, slr. Hi-Y '26,
IQ LNA CARMAQK
lintered from Travis '25, Scholarship
'26, '27, '28, '29, Oak Staff '29, Na-
tional Honor Society, Operetta '27.
IDOROTHY SU'I"l'ON
lintered from Oak Clif? Central '25.
.-Xrt Club '26, '27, Pep Squad '26, Poppy
Sale '26, '27, '28, Acorn Stall '27, '28,
'29, Secretary of Art Club '28, '29,
Scholarship at Dallas Art Institute '29.
FINLFY IDOYLE
lfntered from Oak Clill' Central. City
Crack Company '25, '26, State Crack
Company '25, '26, Camp Dallas '25, '26,
Rifle Team '27.
FRANK HILL13O'I'
Camp Dallas '25, hlr. Orchestra '25,
'26, Sr. Orchestra '26, '27, '28, Band
'24, '25, '26, '27, Operetta '28, '29,
Football '27, '29, Hi-Y '27, '28, '29.
CARoLIN E NELSON
lfnteretl from Crockett '25, l'resiclent
of Alto Silk Stocking Club '26, Spanish
Club in Bryan High School '27, Returned
to Oak Clilf '23, Scholarship Club.
ELLEN ix"lAXVVELL
lintered from Bowie '25. Girl Re-
serves '27, '28, Gym Demonstration '28.
hloHN MEREDI1'H
Acorn Staff, Hi-Y '28, '29, Hi-Y
Treasurer '29.
ROBERT COX
Camp Dallas '27, '28, City Crack
Company '27, '28, State Crack Company
'27, Commissioned OH'icer September '28,
DOLKJRES XVILSON
Fntered from Muskogee, Okla., '29,
JOHN SQUIRE
Radio Club '29, lintered from Reagan
'25,
JOE POOL
Fntered from Central '25, 2A Class
Treasurer, 4B Class Treasurer, Class
President '27, '28, Hi-Y '29, Oak Staff
'28, Band '29, Business Nlanager of
Strealq' '28,
M ELBA SeO'1"1'
lfntcred from Lancaster High School
'28, Spanish Club '29,
DOC BARR
Entered from Hogg '25, Tennis '26,
'27, '28, '29, Cheer Leader '28, '29,
Track '29, Glee Club '28, '29,
H. G. SCHNELLE
lfntered from lil Paso High '26. City
Crack Company '28, Commissioned Olli-
cer R. O, T. C., Scholarship Club '28,
CARL iTINNIN
lfntered from Bowie School '25, IB
Play, Glee Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Oper-
etta '27, '29, Declamation '27, President
Of Websterian Society '28, "Cj'nthia's
Strategyu, Quartette '28, '29,
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3d Class Officers
RALPH ,FINKLE - - - - Pmsiderzl
PEARL LEV1LLoUX - - - - Vice-'Presiflenz
I'lELEN ICELLEY - - - Secretary
Miss AGATHA MCLARRX' - - - Spamm-
THE 3A CLASS
T never dawned upon the little 3A's who entered Oak Clif? last fall
that they would be dignified Seniors when promotion rolled around.
Soon they realized this and began getting in shape for the honorable posi-
tion. No one could find a dictionary in any of the study halls. It is Slip-
posed that these were hidden by members of this class who wished to en-
large their vocabularies in peace.
VVell, anyway, when the senior carnival came along, the 3A's elected
Evelyn lWcCulloch, a very beautiful, long-haired young lady, along with
Lewis Kelsey, to represent their class. This class contributed its share
towards making the carnival a success. '
Eugene Erickson and Lewis Kelsey were two of the outstanding
members on the football team, 1928. Due to their untiring efforts and
splendid co-operation, they have been appointed co-captains of next yearls
team.
This class has quite a few members who are very dependable in what-
ever they undertake. One of these is S. Underwood, whose untiring
faithfulness to the band has won him the honor of the captaincy.
The class gave several very entertaining socials during the year under
the direction of Miss Agatha lVlcLarry, our sponsor.
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Barrett, Marguerite
Bray, jeraldean
Carlson, Jane
Conihear, Kathryn
Cunningham. Leva
Mae
Haggard. Carmelita
Hall. Marie
Haslitt, Gertrude
Henderson, Lena
Hughen, Lucile
Ashley, David
Baker, Eugene
Birmingham, Allen
Bonne, James
Brown, Howard
linrke, Dick
Casper, James
Chapman. Dick
Chase, V. F.
Cole, Gillon
Coley, Jack
Daley, Charles
Davis, jack T.
Dickson. YY. T.
3A Gmrs
lrwin, Ruth
Kelley. Helen
Kennedy, Lucille
Kirkham. Evelyn
l,eYilluux. Pearl
M cCrary, Della l,nuise'
McCulloch, Evelyn
Mcllonald, Mildred
Mclioberts, Al Lynn
Moore, VVinifresl
Murray, Flora-nc
Oswald, Barbara
3A Boys
Douglass, Edwin
Epps. Ernest
Hale. Acel
llart. Chester
Hill, Phon
Kepke, Norman
Kinser, Bailey
Kirlry, Robert
Knightun, Tyler
Lamh, Charles
Lanier. C, lf.
Ledhetter, XYilliam
Lowry. Clenia
Mellrirle, Geoffrey
Petty, Lillian
Prather, Mildred
Puckett. Evelyn
Rawlins, Eliene
Siflnian, Mildred
Smith, Cathron
Tannery, Chrystine
Thompson, Phyllis
YanVVest. Dana
XYest, Geraldine
llhlraven. Ruth
McR0berts, Sidney
Mathis, Leon
Melton, Murray
Paty, Kerwin
Pipes, llc-an
Ritchie, Franklin
Shull, Edwin
Stinson. Leland
Telfnrd, Edwin
Tinkle, Ralph
l'n4lerwnud, S.
lYebb. VYillian1
lYilliams, Harry
XYright. Harold
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CURTIS HORN - - - P7'L7.ffdF7lf
l"LoYD Davis - - - - Vin?-'Pnnvifinnf
DELLA Lo1'1sE MQCRARY - - Srfrffnry
Miss MARo,A.RL'1' HARR1s - - Spamm-
l THE 3B CLASS
HE Juniors put forth just a little more effort than ever hefore
hecause there was a goal for which to work: that of heing Seniors
the next year.
This class has supported all the school activities whole-heartedly.
Representatives from this class are found in almost all of the thirteen
organizations of the school.
Prohahly the two outstanding pupils of this class were Roherta
Nloore and Clark Etheridge. Roberta Moore was president of the
Girl Reserves, a position usually occupied by a Senior. Clark Ether-
idge was the winner of the Harvard Award of 1929, given hy the
Dallas Harvard Club to the hest Junior citizen of the school.
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FLORENCE NORTH - - Vice-7Dre:ia'enz
BILLIE BURKE - - Seererary
Miss RUTH RUFFIN - - Sjmnmr
FHE 2A CLASS
HE 2A Class of the Autumn semester,l'although seemingly quiet,
was unusually active under the direction of Miss Ruth Rufhn,
faculty sponsor.
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vear, and of these, four had an average of Q5 per cent or above.
Perhaps the greatest achievement of this class was the winning
of the Spanish Poetry Contest of all Dallas High Schools. De Estle
Hardin, a representative of this class, brought home the bacon in the
form of a large loving cup.
This is a live-wire class. It is Well represented in every field
of school activity.
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KEMP LEVVIS - - 'P1'f.fiffwzZ
ESTHMA GA1-'FoRD - - Viff-'Prrsidnnf
K,-X'I'HRY'N BOURLAND - - S!'C?'I'f!17'j'
Miss NV1NN1E IJANGFORD - - Sponsor
THE 2B CLASS
HIL 2B Class has ever heen a large, peppy one. 'llhev have supported
all of the school activities, and with Miss Langford guiding them, have
launched several enterprises of their own.
VVhen the class had its first meeting, which was for the election of
officers, they made a very good choice hy electing Kemp Lewis president,
Iisthma Gatlord vice-president, and Kathryn Bourland secretary. These
officers served very eH'iciently during the Fall t f-" ui.
XVhen the time came for the election of a class heautv and most popu-
lar boy, the class showed its usual good judgment hy selecting Doris ,lane
Blaclc as the prettiest girl and Ray .lones as the most popular hoy.
One of the many entertainments given hy this class was a Bowery
Dance on Fehruary 2nd. The class wishes to say that they are indebted to
Mrs. .lones and the rest of the P.-T. A. for making the dance the complete
success it was.
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WRESHNUEN
BILLY MODINE IIMMY
SHAW TUCKER QVHITE
IJ Class Ojjicers
BILLY SHAVV - - 'President
MODINE TUCKER - - Vice-Tresident
JIMMY WVHITE - Secretary
MRS. HELEN HORN - - Sponsor
THE IA CLASS
N September the IA's enrolled with new life and vigor after a three months'
vacation. With the assurance of not being called "fresh water fishn they
walked proudly down the halls of Oak Cliff High School.
Under the direction of Mrs. Horn they have been able to keep step with
the upper-classmen in their various activities.
By decorating the Gym for the P.-T. A. dance, the lA's earned ten
dollars for the Oak. Besides helping the school, this provided fun for the
workers.
They have a good representation on the Scholarship Club, attend class meet-
ings well, and take a great interest in the activities of the school.
The class aspires to do something to bless the name of Oak Clilf, although
the class is not so big and influential.
The IA's wish to extend their hearty appreciation to their sponsor, Mrs.
Horn. She has helped them in many Ways, and they hope she will be with
them in their sophomore year. A good leader helps in making the class a success.
Adams. Eva
Adams, Glady s
llaker, Ruth
Hirdwell. Nina
Black, Bonnie
llomlverger. Marion
llourne, Martha
liullnian, Louise
lllaine, XVinona
Cherry , Dorothy
Childress, Oleta
Christensen. Helen
Cofer. Mary Ann
Copley. Rose Nel
Coshy, Yvonne
Crain, Frances
Cunningham, Gertrude
Daniel. Laudys
llittey. Estelle
liischer, Anna Jo
Anglen, Marc
llellamy, Sid
lliggar, James
lloard. S.
Brewster, ll,
liurchette. Richard
Campbell, Eugene
Cayton, Frank
Cobb, Oxsheer
Coker, Charles
Cravens, Howard
Colbert, llarry
llaves, Bert
lidmoudson, NYilliur
lfdwards, Philip
IA CilRl.S
llllle, Kathryn
Elliott, Claudia
Fleenian, Lorena
Freeman, Fern
Gamble, Mary
Goin, XVinnie Joe
Granger, Evelyn
Hanson, Helen
Hauway, Geraldine
llassell, Mary lsabel
Hicks, Virginia
Hill, Edith
Hill, Lurley
llolytield, Doris
Hughen, Billy
Hughes. Ruby
llurt, llorothy
lluston, Dorothy
llnrvin, Evelyn
Langford. Ada li.
Lemon, Nina jewel
Lucas. Betty
McCullar, Reo
McDowell, Helen
Martin, Ada Rhea
Martin, Gertrude
Meadows, Mary lf.
Melton, M ay llee
Miller, Florence
Netf. ,lane
Nicholson, Mary
Ogle, Edith
Peery, Annie L.
Pierson, Twila
Pitts. Mary Kathryn
Pold. Maurine
Pruitt, Ruby
Rhodes. Gladys
Rudd. Beverly
Schultz, NViltua
1 A Bo vs
Fender, joe
Fitzgerald, lluglt
Gardner, Clarence
Greenfield, Alfred
Hole, Nolan
Hesley, ,lack
Holbert, Lester
lloueycutt. Edward
Howard, Robert
Huber, Otto
Irwin. XYalter
Ylordon. lflnio
Keith, Robert
Knighten, Robert
Kanizelnian, Edward
Large, Billy
Lawrence. Kenneth
Lynd, Lawrence
Macllonald, Chester
Mann, James
Monson, Clittorfl
Moore, ll. C.
Moore, Edwin
Parks, Boyce
Parks, Robert
Parrish, lleverly
Robinson. VVilliain
Rountree, Winston
Russell, James
Sanders. Mark
Skelton, Doris
Sprague, Natalie
Steiger, Nita Mae
Sypert. Stella
Taylor, Hula
Taylor, Eula
Toun, May-belle
Tucker, Modine
Turner, Kitha
While, Ethel
XYeaver, Ester
NYeaver, Leone
XYells, Nedra
Vtlhite, lflva
NYhi!ford, Betty
NViley, Julia
XVitherspoon, Louise
NYordeu, Addie
Shaw. Billy
Smith, Alhert
Spencer, Billy
Starling, Grover
Stringtellow. Doyle
Sununers, joe
Swatek, Robert
'l'ln'eadg1ill, Edwin
Trulse, Albert
l'nderwood, Forrest
YauLear, Toni
NValters, A. D.
XYeaver, Francis
VVhite, ,limuiie
NYilson, Travis
Wlvodword, Bob
sIANE CIlARl,ES VIRGINIA
CLEVELAND GRUNEISEN lVIEREn1'I'II
IB Class Officers
CHARLES GRIINEISEN 'Presiffmr
JANE CLEVELAND - - Vire-'Pnzsidmz
VIRGINIA MEREDI'I'H - - Secretary
MRS. MINNIE BRAIVILETTE - - Sponsor
THE IB CLASS
HHN the present lB,s entered Oak Cliff High School they were
not as "green" as usual. Very few of them wore socks. The first
day they were very self-confident, but the upper classmen soon changed
that.
The class is a ver I romisin one with manv members alreadf well-
5 v , 5
known. It ranks high in scholarship, talent and beauty. But, best of all,
it has pepl Q
The class met soon after school started, and under the sponsorship
of Mrs. Minnie Bramlette elected Charles Gruneisen president.
The social activities were few, but great plans are being made by
the leaders of the class.
Oak Cliff expects this class to stand by the school in all departments
and to make it bigger and betterl
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Atlains. Miltlretl
Allen. Helen M.
Allsupp, Theresa
Atkinson. Yarla
Baker. Lennie
Barkrr. limmtliy
Barrentine, Jewel
Barrentine. Lennra
Beattie. Martha
Beaty , Alice M.
Beckham. Bernice
Bell. Josephine
Bracken. Elnise
Brnvvn, Miltlrerl
Bnrrline. Mautline
Carter. Iflizalreth
Carter. Ruth
Chapman. ,luanita
Chick. llnrnthy
Chilrls. Rusetnary
Clark. Isaliele
Clevelantl, Mary J.
Cplernan. Catherine
Congleton. Pat M,
Connell. NYinnna
Cr uptr. Maxine
Alexanrler. Anrly
Baile 5, M. J.
Baker. Terlfortl
Barger. Ralph
Bledsoe, Dick
Benner. lftl, R.
Bnotlie. Kenneth
Brantley. NYilspn
Britton, llmner
Bunch, lfrltlie
Butler. VYalter
Brmvnlciv. Eugene
Chaterlain. juseph
Clark. NYilliatn
Clevtlanrl. Etlwin
Ctvmfnrt. Ralph
Conway, ,lack
Corley. Quentin
Cox. Xvalter
Culwell. Paul
Carne s. Ralph
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Ctzsgrnve. lfulah
lialshaw, llnrutliy
llavis. Courtney
lhllitt, Virginia
llickstin. Margaret
llillartl. Effie
llinkins. Pauline
lluuglas. Birtlie M.
lfason. Mary lf.
lfllingtun. Maurine
lfhner. Lucy Anna
lfllsl1er'r'y. lfvelyn
lfpps. Iielftta
Faulkner. Lucy M.
Frrrl. Maxine
Frazier, Eliralietli
llancorrl, Beth
Gates. lftlith
tlilrsnn, Juanita
Gieseeke. Alice
Gillespie, lflizalieth
Gilley. Berty
Green. Eula M "P
Griffin. Mary Oiivc
Hahn. lfflwina
llarilizi. Penelope
Davis. .lack
llavlin. Rent.
llennistin. Sam
llillirni. Etlwin
lhzrltell. Gillrert
IM-Ftml. Burtzice
Davis. Roy
lfssary. Uvetl
Ft-rgllftm. llershel
Finley, ,ine
Fnster. Alfrezl
Francis. Marvin
Fussell. Thr-nias
titlrer. l.er.n
Gharis, Frecl
lir:u'ner. Fretl
Gnach. ljmna
Gnutleiitziigli. VValter
Gray. Ralph
l3runeisen. Charles
Ilanliltun. lfrlwin
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IBCSIRLS
Hathaway , Alta
Haynes. Imlii: Lee
Hill. Marguerite
Hill. Ytinnell
Hinson. Bessie
Hultler. Kathryn
Htilt. Elizaheth
lltrpkins. Grace
Hugghins. Aline
Hunter. Anna
Hunter. Xanelle
lluinphery. Pauline
,lt hnson, Narnne
lanes, Elsa
Kr mp. Margaret
Kennamer. Margery
Kennedy, M ereerles
Rincairl. Bernice
Kinsey. Edina
Kitstmn. Mary
Lee. Eugenia
Liles. Anna Mae
lmwe. lfvelyn
NlC.'xtlEllllS. Luis
McLaven, Yirla
Mel,aug4h.i.i. liay
IB Boys
Harrlcastle. llerlieit
Har1'is.lienrge
Hayslip. Harrison
Hemphill. Genrge
lletherinutnti, Chas
llinson. Lewis
Hr acl, Spencer
Humphrey. Reagan
Ianni. Jwserli
lrwin, XYilfiain
Innes. l'aul
Knott, Ilnuglas
Li'uls'ii, XY. L.
Linn, Hal
Lnntlay. jim
McCain. Rae B.
McCollum. lfinu
Mellmvell. Ellis
Mellnwell. Ntirnian
MeKennir. Hr warfl
Mcl,eroy, Lucille
Mangum. Atlelyn
Marx. Mary C.
Matttrnn, Mayliellt'
Meazelle. llazelle
Melten, Mary L.
Mcrerlith. Virqi ria
Mirliett. Lucille
Monrfrc, Mary ,lu
Mozitgurnerv, Frances
Mcnre. Ruv'1 M 'rrie
Mnsshart. Eunice
Mathews. Xtmra
Matlifws. Cora
Nilile. Marguerite
Xt:rthin5.5tt1n. Marg
Norvell. lk-ggi
Oliver. Jessie M.
llahnes, Alice
Parker. Elizalieth
Pearspl, lftlith
l'hillips.1uZtnita
Prince. Katherin
Quillin, Martha
Rush. Bnnnie
Russell. .lt-well
Mcl.arry. Malcnlni
Magars, james
Martin. Rn taltl
Martin, Sain
Matthews. VVilliani
Minter. Harry
Moss, VVirlrur
Nall. ,lehzi
Patrick. XYaylantl
Patterson. Alplinnsn
l't'cler. Ewing
Vnpc, Fletcher
Pewers, Oscar
Rhorles. llelmfire
Rhtfrlef. Rutlolph
Russell. Inhn
Santlerinrtl. Hewartl
Skftrwarth Rainmncl
Sinisstrn. XYi liain
Spence. Etlwartl
Russell. Connie
Saxui. Alrneta
Slzanklin. lflhel
Skinner. Catherine
Stinson. Yixian
Strr url. Juanita
Suthtrlantl. Archie M
'l'a3ltn'. Mary Jim
Thnmas, Geneva Bell
Tlirnznas. Jessie
Thr mpsnn. Mialretl
Tucker. Erlith
Tunnell, Rtisemarg
Turner. Mary
XYalker. Ruliy
XYallaee. Alline
VYallace. Chrstine
Malt: n. XYilrna
VVtlJli. Margaret
Vthite. Cathry n
Xvliittlesey, Merrill
VN'illi:nns, Fay
XYilliarns. Grace
XVilsnn, Helen M.
XYinclsnr. Frances
XYright. Juanita
Zinn. Kathryn
't::'i'4 I. YY.
Stark. Rex
St. C.a'r. llale
Sttzrey, ,lt l1.1
Stulihs, Siflney
Sturrlivant, james
Satiguinet. Bill
'Y lnnnas. 1 larence
Tlmnias, Earl
XYaketieltl. Bnrrel
Mllister Rullert
XYLLN, Melvin
VYliipker. Ricliartl
XYiggins, Klayce
Vt'illiains. Raymuntl
ltifsfi i. Iarnes
Xklvotllief. ,lulnl
XYt.rley. Charles
Vlprley, Macnn
VVylie. Bri a .t
I-IOYVARID IDOROTH Y :XLVI N
SQHER1-:R XRIICIEB CSIVIN
4 .
IB Spring Term O vers
PIOVVARD SCHERER ----- Tnfsiflwir
ALVIN GIVIN ------ Vice-Tgrzfsidefzt
IJOROTHY VVEBB ------ Secretary
MRS. MINNIR BRAivi1.E'1"1'E ---- Simmer
THE IB SPRING CLASS
N anuarv twentv-ninth children thin and fat large and small
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began to storm the large cement steps of Oak Clit? High. Queer
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expressions were shown in the faces of some, others were as "at home" as
if they had heen going here all their lives.
Though the enrollment Was small, we are glad to have all that came,
and hope We shall soon hecome strong friends. The girls seemed to
have outnumhered the hovs, with a total of sixty-three girls and fifty-one
hovs. Bowie seemed to he leading the schools With an enrollment of four-
teen hoys and nineteen girlsg Hogg came second with fourteen hoys and
thirteen girls. For a new school John Peeler came next with eleven hoys
and nine girlsg Reagan had Eve hoys and eleven girls. Although last, hut
not least, Miles came next with four boys and six girls.
VVe are glad to welcome some Hhreshmenn from schools not in our
district. Three hovs came from City Park, Roherts, and Trinity Heights,
and three girls from Lida Hooe, Travis, and Silherstein. Sunset presented
us With five hoys and two girls from the Hgpecial Class." Again We say
we are glad to admit all of these Uhreshmenl' to our school, and hope for
them much success throughout their years to follow.
Alexander, Louise
Bartlett. Frances
Bennett. Erlna
Black. Velma
Bryan, Gertrude
Carilwell, Rnszilie
Couch, Frankie
Davis, Flussye
llillarrl, lfffie
lflcler. Elise
Evans. LaYaughn
Evans. Mary
Katherine
Garvin, Katherine
Gliclewell, Gene
Griffin. Lucille
llulliluirtwu, llurotliy
llzunlmrick, Yirginia
liennett, ,lame-5
Berry. Rieliarnl
Bngariliis. Rnliert
Bower. xylllililll
liruwn, Chauncey. Ji
Chestnut. George
Cline. ,lulin
Cwcliran, Rulwrt
Creflillc. james
Cummings, LaYerne
liarlry. Clarence
llean, Houston
llennan, Cole
llolnlvs. Maurice
Ferguson. Herschel
Frensley, llarolfl
Uarlanfl. Ben
Guien, Alvin
Good, Aubrey
llale. Sllafle
IB GIRLS
Hamiltvmn, Lola Rlayc
Harrison. Pauline
Hawkins. Ella Mae
Henry, Milflrecl
Herriugftoii, Carnier
Hill, Alarshall
Ilnlliruok. VVillise
Howell, Maurice
Keith, Lola
Linlzerger, llernice
Lnllaril, Gladys
McCarty , Frances
lllcllaniels, Evelyn
Masclm, Jane
Nlasun, Dorothy
Miller. Beatrice
Miller, Minnie
Nolen, Cora
IB BOYS
llaniilton, Clarence, Ir,
Haiislu,n'niig'll. Nurnzan
Hartwell. Clniule
llawkins. 'Hun
Heiulersen. Jack
Hendrick, j. P.
llill. Guthia
Huninlirey, Hassell
lluniphrey. ,lack
Iagens, Clanfl
jurflau. Carl
Laniluert, lion
Lee. Horrell
Nlacliillmivax. Gwrrlfnx
McCord, Milton
Mcliennie, Robert
Nlann. O. C,
Maupin. llarulnl
Muissun, james
Nalmrs. Howarml
Pune. Ruth
Purselley, Evelyn
Richarflson. Xella
Modena
Sanunuel, Juanita
Garvis, Louise
Savage, Marguerite
Scwtt. Clara Belle
Sllaw. Lois
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Pinkston, Nat
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NIRS. NELLIE D. Ci,EMEN'r
In Jpprecirztion
O Mrs. Clement belongs much of the success which this
book, the I929 CDAK, may gain. She has been untiring in
planning and supervising all cartoons, designs, and art lay-outs
that are in the school Annual. For this work, and for her ever
willingness to help in any need, the Editor and Sponsor Wish to
express their most sincere appreciation.
To Kenneth lVlansfield, Dorothy Sutton, Freida Fall, and
Adelyne Dransfield, the Editor and Sponsor wish to express
their appreciation for the diligent Work they have done towards
promoting the success of our Year Book. VVithout the aid of
these youthful artists, success could never have been attained.
To Lydia Brede, Mildred Chitwood, Clara VVhite, Mixi-
nebel Smith, Laura Allison, Florence Parker, .lane Sloan, Dora
Frank, Elna Carmack, Lorine Garvin, and all others who have
submitted articles for the UAK, the Editor and Sponsor Wish
to extend their thanks for their willingness to help and for the
many Ways in which they have contributed material.
To Horace Smith, Clark Etheridge, James Boone, Mozelle
Crow, Haynes Harvill, A. Curtis Horn, and all those who
have aided in Hnancing the Annual, may the Editor and Spon-
sor express their gratitude for their support, without which the
1929 CDAK could never have been published.
HIJRACE lf. SMITH NIABLE BINNETT
Vfzfxizzexf fllzlllrlggf' Editor'
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IIYIJIA BRIILIIIQ - ' - Jrfwiafe Editor
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Clara VVlIite
Laura .-Xllison
Dorn Frank
Lillian Smith
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Frazier ohnson
Henry klncolis
Curtis Horn
Clark litheridge
Klyrn Louise Davis
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Ruth Hobbs
Lois xXfY2llIllCI'
Hazel Douglas
tlrnnes Boone
lflizzibeth YVoodlief
Lynelle Nlaples
Lorine Garvin
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Henrv Rotliel
Moxeille Crow
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Louise Conner
Granville Nlonroe
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LYNELLE MAPLES
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The following, whose pictures do not appear, deserve honorable mention
.EILEENE STARLINO NANNIE FITZHUGH
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LOUISE BUCKLEY FLORA NEVI'l"l'
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FARLFNE HAYNES JANE
McBL:'r'H I'lARVILL SLOAN
The azfionol H onor S ociety
HAX'NES HARVILL ?re5ideni
EARLENE MCBETH - - Vice-T'resident
JANE SLOAN - Secretary
HE National Honor Society' has been one of the most active organiza-
tions of this year. At the very first meeting of the society the motion
was unanimously carried that our program would be purely soeialg so the
supposed intellectuals of the school have been engaged in theater parties
and banquets.
The first social meeting was a theater party at the Palace. Everyone
had an unusually good time, especially since Mr. Adamson dismissed the
members fifteen minutes early.
Only a few members were able to attend the Oak Cliff-North Dallas
banquet at the Y.VV.C.A., but those Who Went reported a splendid meet-
ing. It was decided that this joint banquet should be an annual affair and,
as the other schools receive their charters, an all-city entertainment.
As the members of this society leave Oak Cliff let them not forget
the pledge of the National Honor Council.
UI pledge myself to uphold the standards of this organization, striving
in every Way, by Word and deed, to make the ideals of this society the
ideals of mi' schoolf,
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'THE JANUARY SENIOR CLASS ,ZQ PRESENTS
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LIACK TI-:NIPLE
FRANK FULLER
CAP'F.AIV SHARP
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MRS. FRANK FULLER
MRS. BROXVN -
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Temple? Telegram"
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RS. 'l'EMPLlflS TELEGRAM, given hy the Graduating Class of -lanuary, IQZQ, is I come ly
in three acts. The plot moves around the domestic life of jack Temple f'I'om Cainj, and
wife tMOzelle Croxxl. Jack Temple has spent the night trapped in n stalled Ferris-wheel, and in
Order not to excite the suspicion of his wife, he tells her that he has spent the night at the home
of :I friend, john Brown. Mrs. Temple, in Order to verify the statement, sends a telegram to the
given address of john Brown. Around the telegram rotates the main action of the play. Franlc
Fuller fLayton Childressl, a friend, helps 'liemple in deceixing his wife, and Mrs. Frank Fuller
fConstanCe St. Clairl, plays an important part in the play, as she was also innocently trapped in
the same Ferris-wheel.
As it happened there was a Mr, john Brown who receixed the telegram sent by Mrs. Temple,
and many lllll1l0I'0llS incidents are hrought in hy Mr. john Brown fDick llalliburtonl, a hairdresser,
and his wife CEarlene Mcllethl.
An interesting love story is woven in with the main plot hy Captain Sharp flloward Spraguel,
a friend of Jack Temple, and Dorothy fllyrd Kirkpatrickl, a sister of Mrs. Temple.
liuch of the humor Of the Comedy is hrought in by Wigson flienneth Mansfieldl, the butler.
'THE JUNE SENIOR CLASS 729 PRESENTS
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EVELYN PUCKETT - - Extemporaneous Speaker
ELNA CARMACK - - Uratorlcal Contest
DEESTLE PIARDIN - - Deelaimer
BEN HARRISON - - Boys' Debate
JANE SLOAN - - Girls' Debate
WANDA VVYAT'F - - Girls' Debate
ALFRED GREENFIELD - Boys' Debate
TXHE CJNE .ACT PLAY
"Twink and Palelzexn
MA - - - - Daivella Fudge
REXY - - Jack f7WeCain
MRS. ALLEN - Gloria Dalslzafw
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Childress. Ole-ta
Chitwmul. Nlildrr-l
Clxnrke. Isabelle
Cmnlcr. lezxhelle-
Cmmcr. Luuise
Iliukins, Pauline
Ilisclmcr, Annu
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Freelnzux, L,q-um
Gaffurfl. listhmzl
Davis. Myra Luuise
TXITQTXI BPIRS
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NI-qufly. Imuise Kcith Ruznch. Ilm'-nlmg
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Nlclmmy, lfucillv
xvilliill'llS. Fay
NYilliams
Cook
Hill
Carnes
Tlnkle
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Alenwn Vcclcr
Klzulsliclfl Rirlley
Lzxsvll VN'rigl1t
Davis Swutck
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Kelsey
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DIQHN CARNES -
EARL BAUER -
JAMES S1MPsoN
JIMMIE X'VH1'1'E
JOHN H.fkRRIS
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SPRING TERM
TOHN CARNES - - Al,?'."SifZIf'7lf
EARL BAUER - - - Vin'-'Pnfs.
CZLIFFORD ROBINSON - St't'I'FfIl!'-1'
JAMES SIMPSON - Tvl'1'II5I1l'1'7'
RURER1' YVE13s'1'r:R - Sgr.-at--Hrms
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Mmmrc, Edwin
Rrmbinsrm, Cliifurd
Sin1ps+m,j:1x11c5
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Stu1'n'y,JoI11l
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VVe'hstcr, Rubvrt
CoNsTANcic BYR11 I'lARI.1-INE
Sr. CI.AIli K1i:KPA'1'R1cic TVTCBETH
The Scholarshzp Club
CONSTANCE ST. CLAIR Tresiflffrzz
BYRD KIRKPA'l'RICK - - View-Tresirlmt
EARLENE MCBETH - - Secretary
RIGINALLY the Scholarship Club of the Calc Clif? High School
had only eighty-one members. Now it has much more than doubled
itself.
In 1925 the faculty sponsors wrote letters to parents of the members
of the Scholarship Club and offered congratulations for their children.
Out of this Scholarship Club has grown the National Honor Society,
composed of seniors elected when they are 3A's. Each year pins for the
National Honor Society are given by Joe Thompson and Owen Barnes.
About an average of twenty-four students receive pins for four years,
work.
There are usually more seniors in the Scholarship Club, but the fresh-
men run them a close second.
The Scholarship Club has given programs in the auditorium and for
its "good times" has been entertained with many parties and picnics by the
Parent-Teacher Association. K
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.-Xllison, Laura
Amos, Frances
Atkinson, Vada Nlarit'
Bakrr, Ruth
Baldxx in,
Mary Franws
Bakvr, Dorothy
Basom, Conipcrc
Baxtcr, Gram illc
livattiv, Martha Alice
Bcdwcll, Nlary Gary
Bc-ll, -lose-phinv
Bvnnvtt, Nlablt'
Blainv, VVinona
Boonv, .lamvs
Bourland, Kathryn
Bray, Mona
Brcclv, Lydia
Bryan, Billie llaze-l
Bryant, Maxine
Buford, Mary
Burkv, Billii'
Calhoun, lna Moodic
Carmark, Elna
Carries, john
Carter, Virginia
Cllihwmd, lxflililfhl
Christt-nson, llclen
Clvycland, Edu in
Conner, Louisa
fnmk, l'iNL'I'CKI
Scholarship Club
fwbv, Fiina lfarl
Cosby, Yxonni-
L'ourtnc'y, Gram'
Crabb, Sam
Crosi, llilliv
Custcr, .luanita
Dalvy, Charlcs
Dalvy, Mildrvd
Dalshaxx, Dorothy
Dax is, Courtnvy
Daxis, Myra Louis:-
Dvlbitt, Virginia
Dial, Kathryn
Douglas, Robbie
Dunbar, xvlllllll
Elloit, Claudia
lftlivritlgv, Clark
lfiaitlvr, kloc
lfitvhugh, Nanniu
Franklin, Mclxa
Camblc, Mary
Garland, llomvr
Carxin, Lorini'
Gatvs, xlcssic Mat'
Coi-rner, Fred
Gray, T. C.
llahn,1idxxina
llamilton, Edwin
llanaway, Guraldinc
Hardin, IR-nelopc
Harris, Clvorgt'
Harris, -lohn
llarrison, Ben
llarxill, llayncs
Hatrhcll, Austin
l'lllXXt'S,klUll!1
llcndcrson, Anna
llurring, liloisi'
Holt, Elilabvth
llorn, Curtis
Jacobs, llvnry
blohnsun, lfrazicr
Aloni-S, Dorothy
ylonvs, Rhut- Nell
Kvats, Lilac
Kvllvy, Mary lillc
Kc-llvy, VVi'slcy
Kirlvy, Rolwrt
Kirkpatrick, Byrd
Knighton, Rolwrt
Leads, Martha
Lu-pi-1', Kathryn
l.0nn'n, Nina .lun
Lindsay, Uracu
Lou i', Ev:-lyn
Lou U, Burliox d
LcVan, Lois
Nlann, Edith
Maplt-S, Lynellc
Marabcllr, llclvn
Nlartin, Ada Rhva
Massey, Lucille
Mattlicxss, lima
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Nlcforlnack, Valura
'N'lcBL'tl1, Earlvnn'
Nlcljuucll, Norman
Mdlaxic, Margarut
McLari-n, Vida
McLaughlin, Fay
lNlCLrroy, Lutillc'
Meredith, Virginia
Monrov, Granx illc
Moody, Louisa' KL-ith
Moorc, Robrrta
lVlorrissi'y, 'Vlargarvt
Mosshart, Lt-ona
Mullan, Alanu-s
Nuff, Alanc
Nui-th, l"lorrnc6
llalmvr, Edna
Parkvr, Florunct-
Parks, lVlargarct
llvvlvr, Dax id
l,c'L'li'r, lflizzllwtll
llrclcr, VVinSton
Pope, l"lr'tCln'r
Rawlins, Ancila
Rau lins, Juanita
Riviera-, Nancy
Roach, Dorothy
Robinson, Gladys
Ruthcll, Henry
Rudd, Bcx erly
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St. Clair, Constance
Sandlcn, Gvnt'
Scht-ll, Edu ard
Svllcrs, Dick
Smith, Clylc
Smith, lloract' lf.
Smith, lNlunchvf
Spl'1lgllt',llUXXilI'L.l
Spcncvr, Edward
Spvncc-r, Mary Louist
Starling, Eilcc-nc
Stt-phi-nsnn,
Mary Verna
Strickland, Kath:-rin
Stringtulloxx, Doyle
Straud, Aluanita
Taylor, Ezra Mac
Taylor, -lohnnic Nlat'
'lllI4!IUZlS, Beulah
Thompson, Mildrtwl
'l'onn, Maybclln'
Tucker, Modinfc
YValkvr, Mildrvd
YValthL'r, Lois
XVart', Mary Blanche
VVQ-bstcr, xlani-
XVliittlt'sL'y, Gladys
VVhittl0sn'y, Mvrril
YVilcy, julia
Vklilson, Bt'Kl1lIlC
XVright, Pharma
VVyatt, VVanda
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Ul"FlCl'fRS
LAURA :XLLISLJN - Prffiflfuf
V. l". CHASE - - - Vicz'-'prmiflmzf
CSLORIA lJALSH.-XVV - - Scfcrzffzzry-'rrmzfzzrfr
Mis.: HELEN :XDUDDELL - - - Sjwmw'
M HM B F R5
Baja'
Munro, Hnrold
Null, -Iuhn
I,Zll'kL'I', :Xliirl-J
Rzlinvs, Gcrzxlll
Sellvrs, Dick
X7ZlI1LL'1lI', 'fum
xvllllf, Klimmic
YVrmllxi1ll'll, limb
Qwjfff
Al1ismi,L:1ur:i
Retry, lVlJll'glIl'I'lI1l
Blziir, M:irQm'ie
Bourlzmd, Kzutlicrim
Clark, lsnlwllz'
Clmncll, NVinmm
lJ:xlslmxx,G1oriu
Ibulslizm, llurotliy
Huiskcll, Ora Brill
Clllfliilfd, BL-th
Girl-vw, Nlzxry Adeline
llcss, Krltlivrin
Hntlmvv:ly,Alt:1
-luiws, Dm'utl'1y
Kiuslcy, Iidnn
LL'X',2lH, Luis
Kimura, liulu
l,IlllllHl', Alicc
Pliillips, Gvnildiiin'
Riclizlrd, .-Xudrry
Tunnc'l, Rosemary
V:mHorn, Tha-lmrl
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IivHRr:'l"1' Cmm
NI,x1a1.E H1H:NNB1"1'
IMIIN Hfxwfis -
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LYDI,-X BRI-LDP -
I,uL'1sE KI'1I'l'H Nlu
I.r'c1l,L,la N1.xfsm
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Nlillwln' Hvllxwtt
Lyliiil Ilrrda'
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Ol"l"lClfRS
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NIICNIISIC
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PAT HENRY STEVENS
MYRA LOUISE IJAVIS
IDOROTHY SU'r'roN -
lVlARGARET SU'l"l'ON -
MRS. NELLIE D. CLEMEN1'
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M PM BICRS
.'xdL'1JVIli' Drzinslicld
Phyllis 'l'hnmpsun
Hvlvn Nrlswn
Kenneth Nlzinsficld
Ruth W1llTIlN'8ll
Lctzi Mm' Dinkins
D:1n:1V:m Ness
hlcrccdcs Kcnnvdy
Ara Louise Allvn
Edna: Pnlmcr
Louise Morrisscy
Evvlyn Dorhanllt
Glenn Mercer
NV. T. Dickson
Nlnnzi Bray
Btn Gzliiiord
Florvncc' Prnclcr
Mary Blanche Wznc
NVinnic JO Goin
JOZIIIDZA Nlitchcll
Fri
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fVl:1yz1hcllvNI41ttnon
Ellil Mac' Holland
VVilson Brnntlvy
Billy Shnvr
Faye NICLllLll4'hlill
Murgzrrvt Dickson
Francis Crain
Martha Qnillin
Jimmie' VValkv:r
Ancitn Rawlins
Edna Kinsey
Alta ii1lfl1J1NNIly
Mil ry Gznnhln-
Bvrnicc Beckham
Virginia Dunn
Nlflffllll Alicl' Bvxlltiu
Nlnrgzlrcft Kvnncdy
M :1 rgcry KL-n nmncr
Florrncc North
Dorothy Chem-lc
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Sffcrefary
7'il'6'll.YlH"t'?7'
Spomor
The Home Economics Department
HE Home Economics Department in the Dallas High Schools
is designed to give appreciation of the value of the home as an
institution necessary to the progress of civilization. Courses in Foods
and Clothing are offered to both boys and girls. The courses are
planned to give training not only in the preparation of foods and the
construction of clothing, but also in managerial ability in all home
activities.
The budgeting of the family income, the budgeting of home
members' time, the proper relation of each member of the family to
the welfare of the home group, are some of the big objectives in the
course. These courses provide activities to develop worthy home
membership which is one of the seven cardinal principles in education.
Some of the accomplishments of the past year were the serving
of dinner planned and prepared according to dietetic principles by
the Foods Class in Foods 35 the making of posters showing food
valuesg the serving of foods in the school cafeteriag the organization
of a club designed to interest pupils in the place of the home in com-
munity life.
SECOND PERIOD ARQHIQRY CLASS
'IQHIRD PERIOD CQYNI CI..-xss
Anlzniiis, Ulzulys
liziiluy, Nzmry
linker, Bulty
llzllwr, Ruth
llvcklmiiii, llvruicc
llcilxwll, Xl.1ryU1lr5
lim-sly, Ex clyn
lilzuclc, llmmic 'Nina'
lilzick, Duris Alniic
llmnbn-i'gc1', Mnrizm
llryxm, llilliu llzazvl
liryzlii, Gladys
Clliik'l', Marry Aim
L'ulL'm:m, Elimlwtli
CUlL'lH2ll'l, Kzltlu-1'inc
Umglr-rmm, Pzzt
Cwsliy, Yumm-
frimcll, Durutliy
llzu is, Nlzljuric
lJz1xis,NIyr:nLm1iQm-
miim, Aim
llcllitt, Virginia
lbiilicy, Estelle
lJKJLIglIlS,R15l7lWlk'
lilnivr, Lury .-Xnn
liyrn-, Lucrctizi
I-'mi1c,Ai1i1ic
Crc'rnL', Mary
linll, Marie
llz1miltnn,Lucillv:
'Poppy girls
lluiglirn, llillin'
llviskvll, Om llutli
lives, Kzitlivrim'
Hill, liditli Lmiisv
llill, .luzmitzl
Hilton, Ruby
I lim zird, l'flif:1l'wtl1
lluvy, Ax is
llustmi, llcirutliy
liLlSl0l1,X'YCI'1I
llyvs, lfzryc
lrxx iii, Rutli
vlzlcksmi, Myrlc
jrxiivs, Rlluz' NL-ll
K4-nlny, liditli
Kc-zrlivy, Luuisc'
Kvzntts, Lilzlc
Kiiiscfr, Drvrutliy
l.cdlm-tier, Ruby Nim-
Ninrtin, listm-lli'
Nl:1plc'S,l.ym-lli'
Nizlxxxcll, Ellen
Nlclilidu, Jessie
lVlCCullCr, Rus
Mcflzlxic, Mnrgzxrut
Mcl,cruy, Lucille
Niczid, Lullim'
Nlurrisuy, Luiiim'
Nlurrissvy, Nlzirgzlrct
Ne-i1l,Ritn
Niflwismi, Mary
l'c11limly, Sum K.
Pliillips, Aluzmitn
Pulk, Nlzmrin
Rlimlrs, Uliulys
Rilllvy, Nlzll'g1lL'rilc'
Ruliinsmi, Lmiiic
Rubiiisc-xi, Glzulys
Riitlu-ll, lrvm'
Rmld, Bum-i'ly
S:1milin,GL-:ic
S:1lmmi,,-Xdzn
Siulmzlu, Nlildrvd
Stzuifurnl, Kluisc
Stux ull, Virginia
St:-x all, Vix izm
Sutlirrlzmd, .-Xrcliic
Sutton, Iiumtliy
I':uckcr, NlJll'glll'I'iIi
'I'urkvr, lilimbctli
Wg-hh, Xl2lI'f.LllI'l'I
YVilL'y, UVIACU
VVilcy, julczi
VVi1li:1ms, I-'ny
xVilliIll11S, 'llrum'
VVi1li:ims, Virginia
VVmmds, Virginia
NVriglit, l'l'mm:i
VVy:1tt, YVaudn
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Oak Clif High Orchestra
M ISS MAE l'lASEL'1'INE - - Dirffvtvf Uf 3711556
Betry, Margaret
Blair, Majorie
Brogdon, jack
Carnes, john
Connell, Winona
Cotton, Seldon
Creel, Sloaney
Darby, Clarence
Crossett, llarold
Baker, Lennie
Crow, Mozelle
Elerson Pauline
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Haschert, Mae
Haskell, Mary Fern
Ashley, Dax id
Atterbury, M. O
Barr, Doc
Brewster, j. C.
Campbell, jack
Cason, Alec
Cole, james
ORCHESTRA M EM BICRS
Davis, Hassell
Dobbins, lra
Dransrield, Adelyne
Gillespie, Henry
Graham, George
Ilassell, Mary I.
Holt, Elizabeth
Houston, Dorothy
Knott, VV.
LeVan, Clifton
Mays, Hoxx ard
McCulloch, Evelyn
McLarry, Nlalcolm
Nleredith, Virginia
Nloore, Roberta
Nevitt, Florabel
Niblo, Margaret
Norton, Gwendolyn
Ogle, Ethel
Puckett, Evelyn
GIRLS, GLEN CLUB
Howard, Dorothy
Hughes, Ouitu
Ken n emer, Nlajorie
lNlcKittrick,
Nedra Ruth
McRoberts, Al Lynn
Prather, Mildred
Roberts, Connie May
Shelton, Ruth
Smith, Minnebel
BOYS' GLUE CLUB
Corley, Quentin
Dunn, Bill
Essary, Loris
Essary, Oved
Fox, Eugene
Hart, Chester'
Holland, Lewis
Irvsin, William
Kelley, Marcus
Kendrick, Harmon
Langston, Roy
Lasell, Edvyin
Leighton, YVarren
Lowry, Chelrna
Nlay, William
Moore, Harold
Rawlins, Anita
Rawlins, Elicne
Roberts, John
Russell, jeu el
Sanders, james
Shanklin, Ethel M
Shaw, Billy
Trube, Albert
VVilson, llelert
St. Clair, Constanc
Tucker, Louise
Wilkins, Pauline
VVright, Byrina
McCain, Jack
McCain, Ren
Sealy, Olin
Suatek, Robert
Tinnin, Carl
VVaketield, Burrell
Whipker, Grover
Historyi Club
HAzEr, BRYAN -
NVILMA DUNBAR -
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OFFICERS
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Black, Doris ,lane
Bryan, Gladys
Bryan, Hazel
Dunbar, Wilma
llullre, Isabel
Franklin, Nlelvn
Gate, Qlessie lVlae
Henderson, Anna
Hobbs, Ruth
Alones, Dorothy
M ICM BICRS
-lones, Rheum Nell
Kendick, Margaret
Leclbettcr, Ruby Nlne
Leeper, Katherine
Nloore, Roberta
Norton, Gwendolyn
Roberts, Connie Nlne
Spencer, Nlarj' Louise
Springer, Mildred
Stovall, Yivinn
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CAPT. DEVOUS HANSBOROUGH - Battaliovz Jdjutant
CAPT. LLOYD OCKELS - - - 7310715 and Training Ojfcer
IST LIEU'1'. FRANCIS BETHANCOURT - - Supply Officer
2ND LIEUT. CLARK ETHERIDIQE - - Asst. Supply Ojher
STAFF Sur. CURTIS VVEEKS - - Color Sergeant
MARY FERN HASKELL - - - Battalion Sponsor
MISS HELEN NELSON - Staj Sponsor
LAYTUN CIIILITIQPISS
Carnes, Jnlin
Davis, Hnssell
Cotton, Seldnn
Dennison, Sam
Dobbins, Im
Edmondson, VVilliznn
Gray, 'l'. C.
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Cnplain
Ch ildress, Layton
Sammi Lf4'IllA'7IH?If5
lJIlClCl'VYO0Cl, S.
YVilli4nns, Harry
Fil-fi Srrguam'
Brown, Finis
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Brudgen, jack
Daniels, Edmund
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Huffliines, Robert
Jenson, Orinzind
Lznnb, A. G.
Nizirtin, Ronald
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Nlays, Hnwzn-d
Stark, Rex
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Bivings, llarrtll
Bucklc'y,..lan1L'S
Bunch, Eddie
Carnulian, Nlncznin
Clark, Nlnrpli
Cravs fnrd, P. D.
Dax is, -lack
Edwards, Pliillip
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Lewis, KL-mp NVcatln-rby, Pace
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Folcy, ,lov
Hal0,Nf1rm:ln
Hanson, I-'rank
Htmzird, Rolwrt
Ianni, jusupll
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Kickirillo, Phill
Linn, llal
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NICDOVWII, clK'UI'fIL'
Nloorc, Edwin
fN'Iorris,llilli:1rd
Parrish, Bm't'1'ly
Patterson, Ivan
Pope, Flvtclivr
Sadler, Edu ard
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Sanders, Mark
Silvus,Cz1lvin
Smith, Harold
St. Clair, Dalt-
Stulwbs, Sidnvy
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Burke, Dick Hemphill, Harold
Chapman, Dick lVlcCorcl, D. C.
Douglass, Edwin Semoncs, Herbert
Gaftord, Ben Shull, Jack
Hansborough, Devous Storey, Boude,
Hnrrill, Haynes fCapt.j VVeatherby, Pace
Haskell, LeRoy Wfebster, Yvilliam
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Hli 1929 Rifle Team upheld the precedents
of the Oak Cliff ability. Shooting shoulder-to-
shoulder With the six other Dallas and I-lighland
Park High Schools, the team emerged victorious
with a lead of I7 points. By its victory, the team
Won the Cullum and Boren City Rifle Match Cup
and placed the school cadet corps in the lead for
the Efficiency Cup, Which is awarded annually.
The high-point man of the Oak Cliff team, Edwin
Douglass, Was second high-point man in the city,
being beaten by a Sunset man, Who had a lead of
only one point.
Caplain
Jordan, J. W.
First Lieufmzanl
Wright, Ed.
Suomi Lii'ulw1nrzI.v
McCord, D. C.
Smith, jim
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Harvill, Haynes
1929 Crack Company
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Chapman, Dick
Hemphill, Harold
Haskell, LeRoy
Cox, Robert
Corparaix
Shull, .lack
Gatford, Ben
Carnes, Sam
Brown, R. I.
Bethancourt, Francis
Smith, Fred
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Baur, Earl Davis, Floyd Howard, Morris McDowell, George Spinks, Alvah
Bevings, Harrell Dixie, Cris Jackson, W. McDowell,Win1ield Schnelle, H. G.
Burke, Dick DuPre, Erwin Johnson, Vincent McMurtry, Lee Starling, Grover
Carnahan, Macoria Etheridge, Clark Jordan, Elmo Moore, D. C. Semones, Herbert
Chase, V. F. Frasier, Hugh Kelsey, Lewis Moore, Edwin Sutherland, Lonnie
Charske, Johnson Hanshorough, Devous Kemp, Lewis Oliver, R. B. Sliger, Frank
Cleveland, Tommy Hanson, Frank LaFoy, Joe Sanders, Charles Robinson, William
Coley, Jack Hinkley, Clair Lowe, Burford Shull, Edwin Weatherhy, Pace
Crabb, Sam Weeks, Curtis
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AK CLIFF was again fortunate this year in having such a
splendid cheering squad. Sportsmanship, the ery heard at all
pep assemblies, was well developed by the cheer leaders.
For the first time in the Oak Cliff pep history, three girls were
elected-and what girlsl Through the leadership of Louise Conner,
Virginia Lee Bouldin, and Louise Tucker, the old Oak Cliff spirit
took a new lease on life.
The boys, James Cole, Alex Cason, and Doe Barr, led hy
George Holdin, were far from being lifeless. In fact, they all proved
that the "Oak Cliff Spirit shall not die.
"ON, ON, LDAK CLIFF Hr"
U11 Oak Clif Hi, Un Oak Clif Highl
Plunge right thru fha! line,
R101 the hall arozlml olrl Fermi,
Tozfelz-flown sure fhix time.
On Oak Clif Hi, On Oak Clif High!
Fighz rm for your fame.
Fight, fellows, jighf and we
TV ill win rhis gamel
The I928 Football Squad
HOWARD AALLEN
WINTON NOAH
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Boone, tlaines
Baxter, Luniont
Cain, Tom
Casen, Alex
Cook, Ira
Davis, ,luck l'Cotton"
Dolulwins, lrzi
lfriclison, 'gliilln
Fox, Ralph
Fudge, Aliunes
Galle, lfliner
Gore, Charles "kl1il4ie"
Hill, Dee
Hillpor, Ffllllli
He1uphill,VV. R. 'lljill
Hziliburton, Dick
Hinckley, YV. C., hlr.
Hays, Burnzil
Howard, Morris
Kelsey, Ulledu
Keplce, Norman
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Miller, .lohn
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Nlorris, Hilliard
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Rhonds, Rudolph
Riddle, Holi
Russell, klzunes
Ruisey, lil. D.
Sprague, Howard
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1928 Football Season
HE U. C. Leopards, led hy Captain Howard Sprague and 'lack Davis, were
victorious in their first encounter of 1928 season. The Leopards defeated the
Denton Normal Eaglets I3-O in the first half of the game played Septemher 28th at
Sunset field. The Leopards and the Sunset liisons alternated the game, O. C. play-
ing first half with Sunset playing the second half.
.Xt Denton, the Leopards defeated the Denton scruhs 6-0, although there was a
heavy rain 'liom Cain scored the only touchdown in the third quarter. Kelsey and
Davis were outstanding players.
The U. C. Blue and YVhite juggernaut rolled out a 41-0 victory and also out-
classed Stripling High. The features of the game were the hard, smashing line hucks
hy Cain and Sprague and sweeping end runs hy Davis. Strength on the defense for
the Leopards was shown hy Kelsey, Hill, and Swatek.
Under the guidance of Howard Allen the O. C. team invaded lfort XVorth Uc-
toher 20th and walked off with a 51-6 victory over Polytechnic High of that city. The
game was declared to he a regular track meet hy those who attended. U. C. un-
covered an offensive in the form of a great interference running machine, which swept
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all hefore it. Two giants, Cain and Sprague hattered Poly running fine interference
for O. C. hall carriers. They likewise hattered on their own account, hetween them
scoring 33 points. The outstanding players for O. C. were Davis, Cain, Hill, WVright,
Erickson, and Kelsey.
After a year of lethargy O. C. entered the city series victorious hy winning over
N. D. 45-IS. From mid-afternoon until dusk the Blue and VVhite warriors surged
over a hattling N. D. Bulldog team fora decisive victory, Oetoher 26th at N. D. field.
YVhile overshadowed hy Sprague,s hrilliant work, Hemphill, Swatek and Hillpot star-
red.
The Leopards tied into the powerful Central Panthers at Sunset field and nosed
out a close victory of IQ-12. Since the Panthers were the strongest eleven in Fort
YVorth, and had heen defeated hy Sunset the previous week, they were out to revenge
their title. Although they fought hard for victory, they were stopped hy Cain and
Sprague.
O. C. defeated the Dallas Tech. VVolves 44-O without the aid of either Sprague
or Cain. The lighter VVolves put up a good fight hut despite some low, hard tackling,
were unable to cope with the hefty Leopards. This was a slow uninteresting game.
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1,1-11 hy bp1':1g11c :1n1l Lznn, thu two giant Lcopzml hzittcring mms, U. L. con-
q11t1'c1l thc nt-w VVil1lc:1ts of VV. VV. Spmglic w:1s hurt :1t the first of tht' gzunc, :1ncl
:ilthough clczirly out of his hcxul, stnyul in tht- gums.
U. Cfs only dt-ft-:it of thc scnson czunc from tht-ir little hrotlicrs, tht- Snnsct Hi-
sons. IJlSllL'2ll'U'I1L'il hy lforcstls Victory :1 wcck prcviolls, tht- Bisons ciitcrctl tht- gznnc
with 21 clo-or-clic spirit. Since Sprzignc :incl Cain were stopped tht-y t111'11c1l in 21 good
clcfcnsivc game. rllhc Leopzircls 1':1llic1l in tht' lzlst hz1lf only to hc out-pl:11'c1l dnt- to
zicrizil xittzicks of thc Bisons.
Une of the hast gzinics hctwt-cn thc high school tennis of thc city was playa-al
when Oak Cliff crosst-tl thc rivcr :mal SIl2ll'll'll z1t thc trcmcnclons otlmls and pt-1'fo1'1nc1l
so cfliciciitly thzit thc Gu-cn Jllltl YVhitc 1-lcvcn from lforn-st .-Xvciiuc, PIX'-gillllc fnvoritt,
lost IO-O. For thrcc pt-riotls thc two 1-lt-V1-11s fought to :1 scoreless tic, hut in the fourth
ql1Zll'tCI' Oak Clit? llI'L'2lClI12lllgllfS hc-gun ll drive which rcsultccl in 21 ficltl goal and ll
touchdown. Only thc gun :it the lust s:1vc1l Forest from going into worst' clcfmt. This
final gnnic of the sczison was clccliczitt-cl to Nl r. ,Xllcn and it wus with this spirit ht-hin1l
them that tlrovc tht-ni to tht- Victory which tivd thcni with Snnsct z1n1l lfort-st for thc
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I 9 2 9 Basketball Season
THE Basketball Team of Oak Cliff High School ended
the city series on February 27 by defeating her weaker
rival, Dallas Tech, with the score of 33 to 6.
The Leopard Basketeers began the season in an ideal
way, defeating first North Dallas, then Wfoodrow Wilsoii,
and Dallas Tech, but, just at this stage of the race, Sunset
came along with three all-city veterans and started us on that
long losing streak that wasnlt curbed any by mid-term.
From that first defeat until six more games had been
lost, Oak Cliff just couldnlt seem to shake off the jinx that
hung over her. Finally, the traditional fight of Oak Cliff
came through with a victory over North Dallas and followed
this up by defeating Dallas Tech, thus ending the season of
1928-329 in fourth place.
This yearls team was composed of Carl Crofford, cap-
tain, Lewis Kelsey, Bill Erickson, Nat VVest, Gillon Cole,
Ed VVright and Julius Truelson.
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OAK CLIFF GOLF TEANI
1929 golf Season
NDER the efficient direction of Coach L. C. Left-
wich, the Oak Cliff High Golf Team advanced to
a tie with VVoodrow VVilson at the end of the first
four matches, which constituted one-half of the season.
Oak Clif? started the golf season this year with three
veterans on the team: Everett Cook, captain of last vear's
team, Gus Nloreland, runnerfup for Texas High School
championship honors, and Charles Gore, of last year's team.
Billy Spencer, Jr., was the new member, and although in-
experienced, he is showing great promise.
The teams are usually paired in the following manner:
Everett and Charles, Gus and Billy. Everett and Charles,
C'-Iakief' as he is popularly known, did not lose a point for
the first four matches.
The annual Higli School golf championship of Texas
will probably be held in the early part of lVlay at the Tenison
Park Course, and the Oak Cliff entries are expected to be
near the top, both in individual scoring, and in team play.
OAK CLIFF TENNIS TEAM
I 9 2 9 Tennis Season
AK CLH7I"'S tennis iros vects are briffhter this Vear
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than usual. In the city series thus far the boys, and
girls' teams have made a clean sweep of all matches.
Coach R. N. Smith thinks that his 'irl team has an excellent
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chance to reach the hnals at Austin.
The playing of Katherine Strickland, Nlarie Louise
Allen and -Iuanita Hill has been unusually steady. They
are consistent Winners, cool-headed, and with favorable
Weather for practice, Oak Clit? may reasonably expect to Win
another city title.
The boys team, under the leadership of the brilliant
Doc Barr, the last of a noble line of Barrs, of course expects
to go through to a victorious State championship.
Hugh lfreasier, our second ranking player, is displaying
an excellent brand of tennis, and is looked upon by lylr.
Smith as captain for next year.
Leopard Tracks
N the annual city high school track meet held April 5, at Ownby
Oval, the Leopards again demonstrated their ability by taking
second place With a total of thirty-two and a half points, contrary
to the expectations of those Who did not concede them such power.
Hayes, NIcBride and Kelsey took first places in the 4.40 yards and
880 yards, and one-mile events, respectively, While the Oak Clif? Relay
Team, composed of Hayes, Ridley, lVlcBride, and Ledbetter, also
carried olf first place honors.
In the district meet held at Denton, April I2 and 13, Oak Cliff
High School again emerged victorious, nosing out her arch-rival,
VVoodrow YVilson High School of Dallas, and winning the meet With
a total of twenty-three points to twenty-one and threeeeights points for
VVoodrow XVilson.
The Winner of the district meet Was not decided until the very
last part of the last event When Hayes, key-man for the Oak Cliff
Relay Team and star of the meet, overtook the key-man of Nlasonic
Home High School and beat him about a yard, thus winning the mile
relay, the track meet and, incidentally, two beautiful trophies.
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ail, the Fishes come!
SEPT. 17-All h
-Tues.-The next in rank have registered.
SEPT. 21-Fri.-First meeting of P.-T. A.g all are full of ideas.
SEPT. 26-Wed.
-Last but not least-4A's.
-G. R.'s entertained the Freshmen.
OCT. 3-Wed.-No uncommon sight to see a boy wearing a G. R. tag on Tag Day.
OCT. 8-Mon.-ZA class meeting. Election of officers.
OCT. Io-Fri.-Election of sponsors.
OCT. IS-Tues.-The Senior Orchestra performed beautifully in assembly.
OCT. 22-Mon.-Hi-Y assembly. Each new member clung fondly to his toy all day.
OCT. 23-Tues.-f'Be a Girl Scoutf' advises Dick H.
OCT. 26-F
ri.-Leopards defeated Bulldogs.
Nov. 1-Thur.-Oak assembly. The campaign is on!
Nov. 6-Tues.-First issue of Acorn out. A red hot number!
Nov. 8-Thur.-National Honor Society skipped off to Palace Theater the eighth period.
Nov. 14-Tues.-Senior play try-out. Many ambitious future actors appeared.
Nov. I9TMIDH.'-4A,S consideredicaps and gowns but no decision reached.
Nov. 24.-S
DEC. 1
DEC. 15
DEC. 18
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Nov. 17-Tues.-Turkey for lunch-which means hash for tomorrow.
Nov. 29-Thur.-Holiday from now 'till Monday, thanks to our forefathers and Mr. Adamson.
Sat.-Snake dance was performed all over Oak Cliff because of-you know what!
-Tues.-Sentimental affair between Harmon K. and Jimmie C. brought to light.
ri.-Hot dog! Acorn comes out with a keen cover by K. M.
ri.-We are out for the holidays, Oh Boy!
JAN. 2-Wed.-Have forgotten everything ever knew.
JAN. 14,-Mon.-Brunette Club organized, no blondes allowed.
JAN. 16-Wed.-"Bird thou almost art"-Birdman sponsored an assembly.
JAN. 18-F
JAN. 19-S
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ri.-William M. and his talented company entertain.
at.-Saw f'Mrs. Temple's Telegram." Are wary of marriage, consequently.
ri.-Commencement Exercises-Adieu, Seniors!
JAN. 28-Mon.-4A's are first in registration.
JAN. 29-Tues.-'iYe gods and little Fishes!"
JAN. 30-Wed.-Miracles still abound! Got out at noon.
JAN. 2 1-Thur.-Assembly.
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Sat.-2A's make Whoopee at dance.
FEB. 6-Wed.-4A's meet and elect officers.
FEB. I2-Tues.-Valentine issue of Acorn.
FEB. 1:-Wed.-Assembly, Working Boy's Club organized,
-Thur.-Rifle team brought home a cup.
-Tues.-'fPink and Patches."
4,-Mon.-Inaugural address of Pres. Hoover enabled us to park ourselves in auditorium
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6-Wed.-'fRufus and Rastusl' and other attractions.
8-Fri.-4,A's put on an important dance.
-Senior play try-outs.
-Harvard Award presented to Clark Etheredge.
-Another Acorn all dressed up in Easter clothes!
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Verbosity
One night, as I was pondering o'er
Odd books of old, forgotten lore,
My head was strangely overcome
By a gentle, drowsy, sleepy hum.
And yet Ilm sure I didnlt nap
As I beheld these queer things hap.
I saw the dictionary shake,
I must admit my heart did quake.
And then the trembling book did ope
Right then I lost my last faint hopel
The pages quivered, I did, too.
To tell the truth, I was mighty blue.
And now the queerest thing occurred,
The letters on the leaves grew blurred
And suddenly to my astonishment,
By a hideous howl the air was rent.
I know you'll hardly think this true,
But I'll swear to what I say to you-
The very words in that dictionary-
Now, gentle people, please don,t query--
Leaped out of it and began to tremble--
Or maybe dance, for they were very
nimble.
And now I noticed that they wore
Big coats and hats, and bells galore.
Yes, wore them though 'twas then mid-
June,
And they were dancing to a lively tune.
Conceited words, sophisticated,
Supercilious, quite elatedl
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Seldom saying what they meant to say,
But getting themselves all mixed and
jumbled
As they bumped each other, oh, how
they grumbledl
By now I was shaking through and
through,
For words sound scary-and they look
it, too.
At last, I managed to squeak out a bit.
Then lol They acted as though theyld
been hit.
They screamed and shrilled, then turned
and fled,
And in their haste cracked many a head.
I saw at once what a fool I,d been
To let them scare me as they'd done
just then.
They werenlt half as bad as they looked
and talked.
Their faces were now as though they'd
been chalked.
By this time all had struck a hot pace.
Then groaning loud each jumped in his
place.
I marvelled then, I marvel now.
I always deeply wonder how
Those many words, so quick and wary,
Leaped headlong in that dictionary,
And found their places, lay right down,
Cast off their clothes, and ceased all
sound.
But I know they did-I looked to see.
They were just as orderly as they could be-
Except a few so highly dressed
That, as they rushed, they got all messed.
And so-I caught me up these few-
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FAVORITE GREATEST
NAME NICKNAME OCCUPATION AMBITION
Horace Smith Smithers Blushing To be a laundry truck driver
Robin McConnell Bob Loafing To pass in English
Winston Peeler Dizzo Boosting the 'Acorn" To be a cafe-waiter
J. W. Jordon Military To be a Lt.-General
Edward Wright Ed Athletics To be a college hero
Dick Chapman Old Chap Battalion Parades To be a cadet major
Ben Williams E. Ben Williams The girls To be a movie hero
Fitzhugh Marshall Fitzy Writing "Acorn" material To be a poet
Louise Conner Weedles Laughing that "Conner" To be the 'LSweetheart of
laugh Sigma Chill
Louise Moody Skeet Proof-reading HAcorn" To be a brunette
Howard Sprague Puny Football To graduate from West Point
Nell YVest Lil Nell just passing To be an old maid
Mable Bennett Mab Working on the "Oak'l To be Mrs. Sam Barbaria
Kemp johnson Baby Face Doing nothing To pose for Palmolive Ads
Edith Mann Smarty Studying To keep house
Granville Monroe Four-eyes Working trigonometry To be a professor
Grace Mays Red-Head Pounding the ivories To have black hair
Tom Cain Shorty Playing croquet To be a tiddledy winks
champion
Florence Parker Blondy Spelling To rival Rubens in painting
Frazier Johnson Red Collecting money for the To make 95 in English
iioilkn
Clara White ,Stell Taking snapshots for the To be a lady of leisure
UOakY!
John Hawes Bozo Griping at his Eng. grade To get Hawaii on his gadio
Ruth Shelton Shel Playing accompaniments in To rival Paderewski
assembly
Carl Crofford Crof Playing basketball To graduate
Harold Hemphill Goof Playing in English class To be a crack shot
Mozelle Crow 'Zell Getting Oak subscriptions To be a "Prima-donnav
Ralph Fox Foxie Playing basketball To tour C. S. via "hobo'l
route
Laura Allison Al Journalism To get married
Everett Cook Cookie Playing golf To do nothing
Nannie Fitzhugh Smart-alec Making 98lSl1'1 English To make loo in spelling
contest
Carl Tinnin Tub Playing the harmonica To be an ice man
Johnnie Mae Taylor Blondy Reciting chemistry To keep house for E. K.
Leon Sturdivant Shorty Decorating his papers To crack a joke on Mr.
Cunyus
Dorothy Sutton Dot Drawing To be an artist
Ira L. Hinton Mickey Sleeping in class To solve one problem by
himself
Ben Harrison Curly Breaking female hearts To have a girl
Dennis McGill Mac Keeping silent To know the place in Latin
D. C. McCord Cotton Mary Fern llaskell To rate a good-looking blond
4' F
Ruth Rawls Ceombing hairj : Look, Miss KcKclvain: "What student
my hair is full of eleetricityf'
Merril Burdine: "VVhy, of course,
it's connected to a dry cell."
Mildred Chitwood: UI wonder why
they call a manls wife his better half."
Florence Parker: 'just to keep her
from thinking shels the whole thing."
was so rude as to laugh aloud?"
VVilliam VVebb: UI laughed up my
sleeve, but there's a hole in the elbowfl
Clifford Cro glohnlz "If it Wasnlt
for you the family tree would dief,
John: "VVhy? H
Clifford: "Because you're the sap."
HE business man expresses his
faith and interest in Oak Cliff
High and in THE OAK by placing his
advertisement in the following pages.
It is his faith and loyalty that have
made THE OAK what it is today.
This active cooperation of these
friends of Oak Cliff High merits the
favorable consideration of the stu-
dent body, and tangible evidence of
that appreciation can best be shown by
proving, by your purchases, that Oak
Cliff High is loyal to her friends.
THE BUSINESS NIANAGER
The 1929 Oak
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N ICHOLS-ELLIS CO.
'KDIIPIQNDABLIL MERCHANDISE"
lVlIt'7'1, fl fwz and !'?oy,r LUrwr.v In Sfylf
Phone 9-87 I 1
Bishop at jtli
VV. ll. :Xxx-xxisox, l"rf'.r. 1: flll.-KDY NllSl,lJ, l'im'-l'1'i'.v. :Z VV. VV. VN
SAFE AND SILENT
iaLocK OF ICE never makes a sound5
it can not explocle5 yet its refrig-
erating properties are perfect. lVIake
sure of the kind of ice you put in the
refrigerator. Ours is safe, silent, :incl
preserves your food.
Sf'fZ'il7F -with II Swift?
Oak Cliff Ice Delivery Co.
Phone 6-5157
K I-1 R, rllgr.
Complimwzifr of
immie Powers
33 Years in Oak Cliff
"Still Tfzwvn
The Lzzrgeyl Jllzzjeslit' 'lleulery in Texas - Radio i5 7201 a siflelimf stillz us
Q C J
EX,-A E -A: L ,tA,A.1,g', 'AY
lfive Stores for Your Convenience
No. 1, lolq Crm-nxille .'X1'e.-3-216o No. 4, 111 XV. .lL'lliL'I'SllIl--lj-PSISX
No. 3, 1816 Main St.-j'-414,54 No. 6, 931 XV. ,lt-th-isoiifo-100
No. 7, :1:1 linux Sm-utaq-112:
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0.0
Early to Bed, Earl to Rise, Etc.
OYY many times have you
heard that old saying and
made up your mind to follow it?
And how many times have you
1-estlessly tossed through half the
A, night simply because your mattress
J was too hard? YYe, as renovators
of mattresses, can give you that
"night's restn if We remake anti
repair your mattress.
DIRECT MATTRESS CO.
1.4.20 N. Zangs Blvd. Phone 6-5151
Clwzfzing -- 'Prvsfifzg 'Dyeing ef1fZ'f'1'lIlfO71
Fashion Cleaning Co.
634, XY. -letlerson--6-0106
Ewing Avenue Cleaning Co.
724 N. lfwingfg-1.200
National Cleaning Co
Swruitft' - Smzmmy 303 N- M111'S11lfSm6'37Q31
122-4-6 N. Nlarsalis Ave. Phone 6-5093
Marsalis Garage
GICNFRAL GARAGE
Repairing, VVashing, Storage, Oils and
Gasolinef.-Xccessories of All Kinds
Tll'17 111111 Bllfffltl' Service
Compliments Of
RAHUXNVCLEANHH?
COMPANY
Temple's Beauty Shop
410 VVest 8th Street, near Bishop
l'HoNE Q-9240
Cwzzjnlizlzwuff of
FRANK C. SLAY
Former Oak Clif? High Student
bd MUSIC COMPANYE
i213 ELM ST. WDFILLHS. TSX.
Lucille lWCLFf0.1'.' Kisses are the
guage of love.
Curtit Hr1r'71.' Letls talk it over.
lan
Blessings on thee, little dame,
Bare back lass with knees the saint-5
VVith thy turned clown silken hose
And thy cheeks red like the rose,
VVith thy red lips redclenecl more
With the lipstick from the store-
From my heart l give thee joy,
For l'm clarned glad that llm a hoy.
Oak Cliff lXflillinery
Hats made to order, blocked, alterations
Hemstitching, Picoting
626 EAsT JEFFERSON
C. R. CHARLTON
Nlarket and Grocery
MINUTE SERVICE
-EXCHANGE, "Sgr-:'i1Lg Oak Cfijf 25 Team"
Phones 6-zioqg 6-1106 IOO-O2 N. Lam lSf
THlf
Frazier Furniture Co. OAK CLIFF
OJ: PRINTING CONIPANY
OAK CLIFF
IAYRUSS FRORI NVUOLXYORI H51
Invites Charge Accounts
IDETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGES ON
EASY IJAYMENTS
"Tim Yjarziculm' T'1'inlef'5"
Commercial Printing
lfngravin g--lfinbossing
106-8-IO So. BICCKLHY PHONE 6-0700
The Balcom Co., Inc.
llo1.x1I-Qs l'lI,I-1t"I'R1c
REI-7Rl4JliRA'l'URS
R. C. A., A'I'11'A'1'1-:R-KEN'I'
AND SoxoRA RAIIIII5
jill N. Bishop Avenue
Phone 9-8300
6-2165 6-Zlf
l
Ulhfrf Hare :l Sfogizzzflfzrf
W. II. F R Y eo.
'lJffic'ez1f My Qjomff
l"URNl'l'URl'l um! HARDWARIC
l-'i1'cpI'11ol' W:I1'c-lIoI1sv for Storage of Ho1Ism'lIolIl Goods
TINEIVS CAFE
408 VVest Sth Street
Home Cooking
ChilCler's Barber Shop
317 North Bishop
ullfe Know Ho-zu"
QIIIILII-Q 11-S mm .1fS Zqf, Em-,II s. 1f1..-t II.,-S
Pfzrling !1IZ'Uil,'6.' Put a little Water
DAISY "B" SHoPPE
Ladies, :Incl Nlisst-sl Ready-to-YVcar
oII the Comb! Mllllncfl'
"1t'.f Unr iP!1'I15Ilft' in SPTUIJ,
Q-3243 Mediczml-Deiitzil Block
NIAXEY HARDYVARE
H8Hllq1llll'ff'l'.f fflf
Sffmol Supplies
407 N. Bishop Q-3760
Cllg Queen Coufectionary
lxrxt to Clill' Q 11L't'11 vllllt'Iltl'l'j
LUXCIIPIS -- CIo.ARs - CAxDIEs - IDRINKS
Trarlr wiilz U5
'lielephone 6-0163
The gum-chewing girl
And the cud-chewing cow
Are somewlri.. alike,
But different somehow.
XVhat dihrereiicei
Oh, yes, I see it now,
1t's the thoughtful
Look O11 the face of the cowl
OAK CLIFF
PHARMACY CO.
L. O. DowA1.D, PAQ., Prey.
No. I1lOIll :Ind LJIHCIISKCTT
Pl'l0IlL'SZ6-SIZI6-R121
No. 2-'l'vlt'r :Intl lK'll'l'l'SLJUT
Phones: 6-2lI6C6-1117
No. 3-Bishop :Ind SL'veIItlI--
PllllI1t'SI6-QIZ6 6-R127
Yo. 4-Beckley 8 hluflvrsori-
Pl10I1L'SZ6-xI7I6-X172
Four Rexall Stores in Oak Cliff
O.-XK CLIIfE RENTAL
LIBRARY AND Book SHOP
Nliss 'llhelma flieclclyj Boyd
.LiI17'lI7'iIZ7l
GREE'l'INii CARDS
BRIDGE ACCESSORIES
SCHOOL Books
Scuool, SUPPLIES
931 VV. Jefferson
6-2883
beanies
of the
Tosh
xi
FTEN in the evening
familiar figures appear on the screen
of memory . . . become vivid as a
close-up.
Friends. . . far away now . . . don't
lose them . . . they're precious. Call
them by "Long Distancen now and revive
the old friendship.
fv""4'r4
X SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY
YOU CAN TELEPHONE 100 MILES for 70 CENTS
S iz!! Q1 noilzer Tear. . .
T has been a pleasure
to make all the photo-
, graphs appearing in this
issue of The Oak. Our
association with the faculty,
students, and The Oak Staff,
has heen most pleasant.
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HALL-GENTRY STUDIOS
161 QM ELM STREET
STICTSON HATS
EAGLE SHIRTS
"Tha Smfzrfcrl Slylw' Fluff, ,
m
ADLIQR ROOTH R
COLLICGIAN ITORSHEIM
CLOTHES MAN SHOP SHOES
PIIOM-2 6-109.1
IIS W. RIIQFI-'ERSON
J. F. Zimmerman SL Sons
lINk'ORl'URA'I'lill-I
SIGNS
'Tell zlze VV01'lfl ceillz Slgmn
Household Supply CO.
Swim' Things for Nizfft Homes
IfARDXYARl'-ITFl'RN1'l'L'Rl-ILCS!!-'1' fSOUDS
U? Definer
Phone 6-9779 3 I I-315 N. Bishop
"TOI1gh luckf' said the egg in the mO-
nastery, "Out Of the frying pan into the
2126 Young Street 7-5479 ffiflf-H
XNHAA,li7S MOUNT: VANS .II RIM'
N0 I-nan these days trics to hide behind R BRCFACI' NYAGONS IAQ Rwr-'HII-IING
WO1l12IIl,S skirt, and, fOr that matter, as 2111
Observant car rider re1n:1rks+neither dues
21 WUIHZID .
SUDDEN SERVICE STATION
OAK CLIFF FURNITURE 81
STORAGE CO., INC.
,I. F. DUPRH, Slgr.
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
BA'l"l'ERI1'QS II S'I'AR'I'ER5
GH,u4:RA,l.0RS Rhl AIRISIC, AND IIHONI: 6-1028
RFI-Ixl HING 114,-118
330 Wvest AICHSCFSO11 C I H11 I UI I H I..-xNcAs'rER
W. R. HOI,LCJNVAY
J. IC. HlJI,l,ONX'AY
H OLLOWAY ' S
'Picrlzzzur - - Framing - - Strzlmzry
Engrrzfuing Clam Tim Clays R lngf
IOI3 ICLM STREET
BISHOP'S PHARMACY
CC
lfVfze1'e Oak Clif Tnza'eJ'l
GRADUfX'1'E PHARMAc1s'1's
6-2131
6-2131
legerson Printing Companv
'hprirztlrzg that Talkjv
Largest lixclusive Coinmercinl
Printing Olhce in Oak Cliff
hone 6-0908 213 S. 'l'yler
Howard Sprague: "Donlt you see
thzit sign, 'Private-No Hunting Al-
lowedlfl'
Dee Hill: UI donlt read :anything
nmrkcd privzltef'
FOUND
A place where you can get most anv-
thing :ind where your trade is appreciated
I lV1' lflzy and sell mmf arriflffrl
Beckley Variety Store
IVF Sjifclzzlizz' in Saalp T7'I7IlflIlt'7lf.,
The
Beckley Barber Shop
"If 'Pays to Look lVfZI"
IO4 VV. Jefferson
An EXCLUSIVE Barber Shop
The Finest in Oak Clit?
207 S. Beckley F. IUOYLE, Prop
I 6-14,86
I C1.bjAN1xG
PM-ZSSING
', lx'lIl,ITARX
A1.'1'r:xA'r L
627 EAST -115F1'1aRsoN
EVER in the history of the automobile industry has the public been
offered so much value for their money as is now being orlered in the
FORD NIODEL A CAR
Take Z1 ride in one before you buy any new Car.
no. E. Morriss CO.
Ford 'Prodzurfx
Lancaster at Ninth 6-2161-2-3-4
"The Shop with zz Souln
All the Music used at Oak Cliff High this year came from
E. G. COUNCIL
The Jllmic ! 1
Uflzere do you .buy yomxf?
Bush Temple 243804
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7726 Trzkfe gf 04116 H
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LET THE BIGGEST
WASHWOMAN
' IN OAK CLIFF ' .
0 D0 YOUR WASHING 3 0
Q 5 " Q' ' "
.. Q . . 'A
Q5 , - ."
-egg- '51-AUTH
LAKESIDE LAUNDRY SL CLEANING COMPANY
Zangs and Marsalis Phone 6-5 I 6 I
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HILLPOT
BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOGDS
Key F illin g and Repairing
708- IO East Jefferson Avenue
,K .1 if fs: A K , 1 I K
,.
fi
Furniture 1 r rr Draperies
Floor Coverings
RODGEDS
VIEYERS
THE CRITERION HOMEFUDNISHERS ,
l9l'l ELM
ca Q
0 b the years go by, this annual will bring
back memories of these happy school
days! VVe are glad to contribute this small
space to help you in publishing it.
W. A. GREEN CO.
Q 'Pzomez 1 0
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A' ' 5 - t f -
A-. -
, . . if-H: A4 -fe -firm -
q fl 1 El 1
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The Best Cleaning, Dyeing and Laundrying in Dallas
QUEEN CLEANING COMPANY
Opposite Lake Cliff Park Phone 6-5131
SOUTHLAN D ICE COMPANY
30 TOTHYNI Stations in Oak Clill
U76 vlpprecifzzfe Tour Tllfl'07ZdgU
fcllmlfface dirty or is it my imc VVHEELER7S LIBERTY PHARMACY
aginationr
, , Two Refristered Druggists
W1 our face 1SIl,t5 l donlt know C, W
about your imag.imtiOn.n 6-2121 jefferson at Zangs
SELLERS RADIO SHOP NOTICE? l I l l
Radios and Viwfyolm Girls, please do not kiss each other in
I I I the halls!
, 9- 4 We hate to see a woman doing a mzin'S
Open Fvenings Q21 W. 'letl-erson Work!
o
I. REINHARDT Sz SON
alll Kindf 0 f I 7Z.Y1ll'd7ZClJ
D A L L A S
VVe give intelligent, prompt Service. Our aim and endeavor is to deal honorably and fairly :it
all times with all policyholclersg to settle losses quickly without controversy, and in general,
to exhibit ai spirit of co-operation and fairness, recognizing at all times the rights of the public
and avoiding technicalities.
AMLLRICAN FXCHANG143 Effflblfffffff in l,11oNE
NA'I'IilNAI, BANK B1.uc:. 1888 IDIAI, 2-IZQI
LYON'S SERVICE STATION
GAS, OILS, TIIKEZS Som: AND VIII.cANIzI'II.
GRI-:ASING BY ROTARY LII-"I' SERVWI-1
Phone O-0176
316 S. Beckley :It Centre
Z,-XNGS-BECKLEY SERVICE STATION
W. F. LYON, 'l'roprfI'fnr
CAs, OIII, GRE.-xsiis Axu AQQESSORII-is-'I'IRI-is
Asn 'FIRE WIJRK-'B.X'I'1'PiRlP15 RI-icIIARnI-tn
I IOI North Beckley Avenue
AND SOLD
Phone 6-0055
Z. I 1 f If A In A STEINITE
Comp 1711171 I 0 RADIO RADIG
HICKS-GASTON CO.
and
D. E. BOWERS
School Printing
Our Specialty
LOUIS F. RICK
FURNITURE CO.
IJAK CI.IFF's
LARoEs'I' FIIRNITURE STORE
III8 N. BISHOI' IJHONE 6-6943
I806 Main St., 2-85I2g 7-IOI8
TEXAS
SEED R PL.-INT CO.
9-H24
If the devil lost his tail, we suppose
he Could get :I new one from 21 boot-
legger, who retails spirits!
He: HDO you really think, my
love, that you can get along on my in-
come?"
Size: "I believe so, but what are you
going to live on?"
FIRST AID PHARIVIACY
Sem'iI'e willz 61 Smile
Oth :Incl Ewing Q-95025 6-OIO3
Thane U5 Yom' fxaxr Order'
l1'x'ff 'lhffiffez' in L1 Jiffy
Summer Is Coming
Nature will soon be Calling you, :Ind to satisfy the CI'.lXIl1g for the hezluties of nature
that is inherent in every hunmn being, you must haue good, relignhle, serviceable trans
portxltion.
A NEW' FORD C.-XR will supply the tI'IInsportIItiIIn-it will he rcli:Ihle4it will give
YOU gCIN1lUC SIIIISILICUOII, fit ll IUIIIIIUUIN t'XPl'IlSL'.
NVe have 'I sincere desire to serve xi ll
Our st-Iek oi lioth New Lnnl Recunnli-
tloneml FORD CARS is cuniplete.
Our "Smiling .ierx"ee" Hoof 'S Ie
FLIPPEN AUTO CO.
Q 'IIIfhorf':-mf Fnnf 'Drrllwrx
s I
Mit in 1',u1h,,- I ' 1917 Ross Ave., at Harwood Phone 7-2194
- '--::LE--- 34 V, 0-R :Lei-T4 T.
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1 . N X -,H 5, r ,m- Ei y-,4.ETigV:,,i:- gg xxx - xt
V Q 5 5.5 '- '- EE? X555
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1 ezaEii ' 4 R were fir e'
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un? ELf 51-fTg':aTHpfgf:Lil lv Wim :vr Ti x Q' ,E :
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151' .um L:1Qg3i-L - - l : ? : Q
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3fF2'wu
The New Slzoppzhg Center...
Now under construction at St. Paul, Main
and Elm. Ready in Autumn, IQZQ. Dedi-
cated to the fine art of Better Living.
TITCHE-GOETTINGE R Co.
rrHE SHOPPING CENTER OF DALLAS
R- O- T' C- iVAN WINKLES
HEADQUARTERS
Riding Outdoor The S01lilIf,.f Best
Equipment Clothing B O O K S T O R E
1609-II Flin Street
208 N. AKARD STREET 1620-22 P36156 Avenuc
6011? 4 alias morning ewes'
Texas, greatest .mvzispaper
RODUCT of an institution founded in 1842, while
Texas was a Republic, The News has been the great-
est single constructive force in the development of Dallas
and North Texas for two generations.
RIQNIARKABLH study of courteous efficiency in business
is afforded by a 20th century public utility like Dallas
Power 84 Light Company.
The young man or woman on the threshold of maturity will
add vastly to his or her equipment of useful, practical informa-
tion of men and things by studying the status of this great util-
ity and its relation and measure of service to Dallas.
The rising business generation should be informed on these
matters-they vitally affect modern life. A student will be
pleasantly surprised to learn how earnestly Dallas Power 8z
Light Company seeks to serve the community with maximum
efliciency and unvarying courtesy.
Having ended student days the individual encounters the
electric utility at every turn, at home, at business, everywhere.
He should know how to capitalize its innumerable services for
his comfort, pleasure and progress in life.
DALLAS POWER sl LIGHT Co.
Street Cars Build Cities ....
1 DALLAS RAILWAY 81 TERMINAL Co
. Partners in the Growth of 'Dallas
C
omplimems of
EDVVARDS 81 MCC RARY
Complete H fume F111-ni.f!Lw-1
6-3972 611 E. Jeiferson
W'21gley's Sandwich Stand
Best Hot Barbecue-Hot :incl Cold Lunches, l
L u m b e r C O.
Lumber, Hardware, Paints,
All Kinds Of SandWiches+Chicken Dinners
NO. 1-93.1, West Davis Street
NO. 2?EIlSt Edge GI'1ll1d Prairie
O21 For! U'm'fh Pike
Etc. Svwe Yjelifuery Cos!!
Having given the people Of Oak Cliff
Tfj1lj'iB1fllfZi7LQ'Sf01'U quality cleaning and pressing for 31
L years, I 11111 now running il C8Sl'1-lllld'
6-2171 carry estailalishinent :it 621 li. loth St.
OLE POTTER.
TVVO POLAR BEARS
Playing Tag On an Iceberg
Before You Fah Down 81 Co Boom
See
BUR'1'ON-CTIN3 Florin
Ozik Cliff Medicnl-Dentzil Bldg.-9-3276
Get the H2Il3ltT?ll!l7l8
JEFFERSON DRUG COMPANY
ZOO Yylfsvr JEFFERSON AVE.
QUALITY ZZ QUANTITY
QUICK SERVICE
Q-3191 6-0135
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY
e9lllZ7lIlfflCf1ll'1:7lg fefwclezzr and Slzzlionarx
Specialists in the line Ol'
Fraternity, School and College Finlvleins.
Visit our new retail store carrying 41 complete line Of Diamonds,
WY1lfChCS and Novelties.
21 1 North St. Paul Street
"By Ilze enfmmre of flze ffffffzlelit' Clubv
u with Con Hdence
at HAVERTVS
Furniture Qf .7Werz't on Eafy Termf
l N' , 7iP'?it"'5tfr'
, 4,- .Je 1
F R TURB Co
I309 lflm St.
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and 114,522-t iii?
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LAMAR Sz SMITH
AMBULANCF
6-2146
ROSEWIN IDRUG STORE
You can pay more, hut you cnn't
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