Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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TIME MARC!-IES GN! We should like to commemorate our Found- ers, and their ideals. Theirs was a type of prac- tical idealism that has helped us to perform prac- tical service, and we hold firm the hope that we shall reach their ideals of service in promoting the well being of every child in our community. lt is Well for us to pause from time to time and take inventory of just how well we are filling our places. We are parents and teachers who sincerely hope we may never be found lagging in our responsibilities. It is the earnest desire of the parents to be of Worthy assistance to the en'- tire student body, to co-operate to the fullest ex- tent with our principal and faculty, and to co-ordinate our work with that of the Dads, Club. The officers of the Parent-Teacher Organiza- tion for this year have faithfully tried to uphold the traditions of our pioneers, and to ever be of service-service unselfishly rendered. V610 ' 5 T21 8 5 F: -A 'Lf . A

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if 'GE H5 . gn. ,, A N? f . 1 Lf 'W ,, PARENT-TEACHER ASSGCIATIQIXI MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. OTIS C. MESEROLE RODGERS P. BROWN ELLIS MITCHELL L. B. JOHNSTON . J. L. MASSIE . M. D. WILHITE . C. E. MANDEVILLE E. D. HURT . HOWARD DAILEY . W. E. PARKER . EARL BROWN . R. L. POLLOCK . W. F. CLARK . OFFICERS . . . President . First Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Viee-President Fourth Vice-President Fifth Vice-President Sixth Vice-President Seventh Viee-President . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer . Historian Piirlianientarmn Page Sixt

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DADS' CLUB OFFICERS L. E. MCBIIIDIE ..... Presidwzf F. L. LIHMLY . F0lll'fl7 Vin'-Pr'0.IiJr'11t I-I. F. PARII . . . liirsf Vive-Prvxizlrlzf NV. E. CIIANLY . Fiffln Vin'-Prvxide11f R. L. PoLL.ocgIs . Svmzzd Viva'-Pr'miz1'z'11f J. E. WILLIS . . Sixllr V'iz'1'-Pwsidvfzf B. M. KERSHAXV . Tlzira' Vicc'-P1'f'sifI'w1f M. P. I-IUcI4AIsI3I: . St'l'l'l'fdl'J'-TI'CdSIlITF' EXECUTIVE BOARD C. L. HATKZHER G. L. CHliSNUT J. I. BEAUDUAY W. F. ULM F. W. ELI.IsoN R. L. MAURICE E. M. CAIN R. L. MAURICI. J. A. MANN SAM RANIJLETT W. H. FINCHER It might have pleased the great Creator to make man independent of all other beingsg but as dependence is one of the strongest bands of society, mankind was made dependent on each other for protection and security. To be of service to the students, aid the faculty, and co-operate with the Parent- Teacher Association is the purpose of this Club. The past year has been most satisfactory. The second annual athletic Round-up, the spring carnival, and other projects have been successfully completed and a vocational guidance program started. The year also saw the completion of the public address system, a major project sponsored by the club for many years, and made possible by the whole- hearted co-operation of all departments of the school. In bidding our seniors farewell and wishing them success in their chosen fields, we wish to remind them that knowledge is attained by degrees. Wisdom dwells with con- templation. There she must be sought by us, even keeping in mind the correct knowl- edge of our service to God, our neighbor, and ourselves. Page Eigfaivwz