Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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Miss E. Bernice Momingstar Western Reserve University Foreign Languages Haben wir noch eine Frage daruber? Favorite Pastime: Driving red car. Mr. Fairfax Parrish Oregon State College Manual Training; Shop Mathematics Sub-Freshmen Advisor All right, just a minute. Favorite Pastime: Nut growing. Miss Elizabeth Schoeppel University of Nebraska; University of Chicago Science; History I'll have to get you a sandpile. Favorite Pastime: Reading Mrs. Ruth J. Turner University of Nebraska; Nebraska Business College Typing and Stenography Periscope Advisor Let's try for accuracy today. Favorite Pastime: Giving speed tests. Mrs. Jamie F. Whitworth University of Oregon American History Junior Advisor All right, let's go on with our lesson. Favorite Pastime: Reading Miss Dorothy White University of Montana Girls' Athletics; English Girls’ Athletic Club Advisor •.7ho? Me? Favorite Pastime: Swimming Mr. Dave G. Wright University of Kansas Boys' Physical Ed; Chemistry; Athletic Coach Let's get the old pepper up. Favorite Pastime: Eating and Sleeping 1929 li

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Ilile Stones Tis true our lives are stream with mile-stones dear That mark our progress toward our chosen goals! These preoious moments fill our days oft drear T7ith pleasures that rejoice our eager souls. But winters four have passed, that D. H. S. Received a group of freshmen at her doors. Full filled were thoy with dread and fearsomenoss; Their shy and coy expressions oft proved bores. Yet note what change but four brief years have wrought! They’re Seniors now, and oh! so dignified, For wisdom thoy have striven and sorely fought, And now they stand upon life’s threshold wide. Their l me to graduate will soon be here, !rhen la idJ y lj.1 be another mile-stone dear. CLASS FLO'TER