Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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PERISCOPE Page 9 Faculty Mr. R. R. TURNER------- Washington and Lee University Superintendent of Dallas schools, the past six years. During the last year he was given a leave of absence for seven months to fill a vacancy in the position of Superintendent of Public Instruction. FAIR AND TRUE IN ALL THINGS MR. S. E. WHITWORTH---------- University of Washington Principal of Dallas High School the past four years. Instructor of Mathematics. A GOOD SPORT AND A READY HELPER MR. RAY PILLARD ----------------------------------- University of Washington Assistant Principal. Instructor of General Science, Business English, Business Methods, Commercial Law, and Bookkeeping. HAS THE ABILITY TO FIND ALL UNEXCUSED ABSENCES MRS. RUTH J. TURNER University of Nebraska; Nebraska School of Business Instructor of Shorthand and Typewriting. Faculty Adviser to Annual Staff. SHE DOES HER WORK FROM DAY TO DAY THE BEST WORK DONE IN THE VERY BEST WAY. MISS BERN ICE E. MORNINGS I AR College for Women, ' Western Reserve U. Languages and Freshman English. Orchestra. ALL GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL PACKAGES MR. FAlRFAX PARRISH---------------------------------Oregon Agricultural College Vocational Trades and Industries. QUIET AND UNASSUMING, BUT ALWAYS READY TO DO HIS PART MISS JAMIE FARMER...................................... University of Oregon Instructor of American History and Civil Government. Supervisor of Study Hall. Sophomore Class Adviser. AN ABUNDANCE OF ALL THAT IS CHARMING MISS FERNE GRIBBIN------------------------- ... Oregon Agricultural College Instructor of History and Junior English. Senior Class Adviser. SHE DOETH MANY A HELPFUL TASK A SWEETER BEING NONE COULD ASK. MISS MILDRED MARCY---------------------------------------- Willamette University Instructor Freshman Mathematics and General Science. Freshman Class Adviser. WILLING AT ALL TIMES AND CAPABLE IN ALL THINGS MISS GENEVA KINNEY----------------------------------Oregon Agricultural College Home Economics. ONE WHO BELIEVES THAT THE WAY TO A MANS HEART IS THROUGH HIS STOMACH. MISS MARY GRAY---------------------------------------------- Carleton College Instructor of Senior and Sophomore English. Junior Class adviser. HER SMILES GO A LONG WAY MRS. CAI HERYN VAN METER University of Montana Instructor of Freshman English and Girls' Physical Education. VERY GOOD AT SPRINGING SURPRISES, AND DEAR TO EVERYONE'S HEART. MR. ALFRED LOY.-------------------------------------Oregon Agricultural College Instructor of Chemistry and Physical Education. Athletic Coach. HIS INFORMATION IS OF THE VEGETABLE, ANIMAL AND MINERAL KINGDOMS.

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Pillard Gray Farmer Turner Turner Van Meter Gribbin Whitworth Loy Marcy Mornintfstar Parrish Kinney

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Page 10 PERISCOPE Page Campbell Boileau Bowe Petre Garrett Layton Miller Student Body Officers The Student Body Association of Dallas High School was organized in 1914 when a constitution was drawn up and adopted in a meeting of the students on December 14. 1914. This constitution, which went into effect immediately after its adoption, provided for the following officers: President, vice president secretary and treasurer, and sergeant-at-arms. and stated that it should consist of all bona fide students who had paid their semester dues. The duty of this association was to govern all athletics and all activities of the high school. This union and centralized control of activities allowed for a more concentrated attention, and activities increased and were more successful. The officers for this year have been as follows: President. Wayne Page; vice president, Charles Campbell: secretary-treasurer. Laura Boileau: and sergeant-at-arms, Rea Miller. I At the beginning of the year, 1926. the Association decided to charge a student body fee of $2.00 instead of the $1.00 which had previously been the amount of the annual dues. This amount entitled the student to a ticket which admitted him to all athletic contests and other affairs given under the auspices of the student body. This system has not proved altogether satisfactory from a financial standpoint and it is possible that a different plan will be worked out for the next year.