Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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iD. H. S. PERISCOPE — Mr. Virgil McPherson University of Oregon American History, Algebra, and Citizenship 2 years on faculty Flower: Poppy Miss Uadlne Mlllhollen Oregon State College English and ™ord Study 2 years on faculty Flower: Lily of the Valley Mr. Raloh M. Murphy University of Wisconsin Franklin College University of Minnesota Oeneral Science, English Public Speaking and Chemistry 2-i years on faculty Flow,er: Sweet william Mr. Fairfax Parrish Oregon State College Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing 11 years on faculty Flower: Lady Slipper Miss Elizabeth Sedgwick Oregon State College Home Economics and Foods 5 years on faculty Flower: Orange Blossoms Miss Veroka Wampler Oregon State College Stenography and Sewing 7 years on faculty Flower: Rose

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•D. H. S. PERISCOPE Mr. Donald Gabbert Pacific University Oregon Normal School English 1 year on faculty Flower: Bachelor Button Mr. Joseph C. Hartley Southern Oregon Normal School Music l£ years on faculty Flower: Marguerite Miss Ha7.el Henry Northwestern University Mornlngside College University of Southern California Dramatics, public Speaking, and English 6 years on faculty Flower: Frlmrose Miss Helen Hull Oregon State College Girls' Physical Education, Health 6 years on faculty Flower: Mission-bell Miss Betty Jellnek Oregon State College Typing 4 years on faculty Flower: Tulip Hr. Robert D. Kutch Willamette University Biology, Civics, Commercial Law Commercial Geography, and Debate 6 years on faculty Flower: Daffodil

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■D. H. S. PERISCOP] Dew-Kissed Fields I roamed the fields at dawn today Fields of clover anqt new-mown hay. Fields of Emerald, Fields of Jade Fields the Almighty God hath made. All the world is damp with dew The grass, the trees, the flowers, too. Bachelor Buttons and Daisies seem to conspire— The yellow and white—the pink, orchid, and Sapphire. The i resh, damp smell of the new-plowed earth That shelters the seeds until their birth. Some seeds to plants where blossoms fly Some seeds spring up—some 'ithcr and die. The rolling hills and peaceful vales The rippling brook and still, still swales. God made this picture quite complete All His works may rest replete J 119371 J ean Tharp