Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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D. H. S. PERISCOPE THE ORANGE AND THE BLACK Independence seem3 to favour A maroon and gold design; While the kids of Monnouth tack on A white and blue design; These are foxy combinations, gut I'll put up all my stack On old Dallas as defender Of the Orange and the Black. Through the four long years of high school ’’Midst the scenes we love so well Where the mystic charms of knowledge, We vainly seek to spell, Though we win athletic victories On football, field,or track, It will always be for Dallas And the Orange and the Black. When our high school days are over, We may roam these halls no more. Still their presence will be with us, Tho' we roam the whole world o'er; And whatever our successes, We'll in memory go back To those happy days in Dallas 'Neath the Orange and the Black. —Glenn Brock '14 1938

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---== D. H. S. PERISCOPE ===-------------- STAFF Editor--Alice Joy Frizzell Business Manager--Ruth Pleasant Assistant--Mildred Eastman Assistant--Joan Stinnette Features--Mildred Voth, department head Faculty--Mildred Voth and Mildred Lange Senior Pictures--Marvin May and Frank Fast Activity Lists--Valdean Burk and Jasper Venter Class History--Anne Friesen Horoscope--Loeta Branch, Mickey Linn and Bob Foster Prophecy--June Domaschofsky and Joan Stinnette Will--Joan Stinnette and Beatrice Benge Senior Drcss-up Day--Mae Harbor Organizations--Beverly Branch, department head Student Body--Beverly Branch Leaders' Club--Bcverly Branch Girls' League--Leona Hart Lettermen's Club--Ralph Russell Pro and Con Club--Ralph Russell Class inizations--Amy Houtz and Leon' id. Peters Act!vities--Betty iston, department head Drbatc--Ralph Russell Dcclamation--Lloyd Linn Dramatics--Mary Ellon Dalton and Susie Dick Music--Hubert Springsteen and Donald Scntcr Periscopc--Ellcn Carper Typing--Betty Boydston Shorthand--Luclla Wall Boys' Athlctics--Curtiss Dornheckcr, department head Football--Warren Bennett Baskctball--Gilbert Schneider Baseball--Curtiss Dornhecker Track--Alicc Joy Frizzell Wrestling--Frank Farris Tcnnis--01iver Linschcid Ping Pong--Lcvi Wiens Volleyball--Lylc Hart Girls' Athletics--Maxinc Rowell, department head Tennis--Maxine Rowell Ping Pong--Kaxinc Rowell Volleyball--Velna Clayton Tumbling and Drill--Jcwcl Hendrickson Art and Poctry--Fricda Schmitt, department head Snaps--Frie-da Schmitt Sketches--Thelma Yung Poetry--Ruth Duerkscn Advisor--Kiss Betty A. Jclinck ------------- -1938 ..... .......

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D. H. S. PERISCOPE WE SHALL REMEMBER Ruth Duerksen We're going, like the auctioneers call, Going, and almost gone. And many classes have gone before. But the High School lingers on. The teachers in ohis dear old place, Auo alvT.j s on the go. They do their best to help ur all, If therr's something wc don't know. Long may you stand, Dear D. Y. S. And may you? name bring cheer To strangers and to Freshmen-- The future students here. And when in time, long years from now, Our thoughts return to you, We'll think of all the things we did. And all the friends we knew. Volume IV of the Periscope Annual is published by the members of the senior class in order to give them a summary of the records and associations made during their high school life. The colors selected by the class, blue and silver, were used as the motif for this year's book, while the senior flowor, the rose, graces the opening page of the book. The motto, All for One, One for All, was fittingly carried out by the cooperation of every member of the class. Because the other classes and all organizations have had such a great part in the life of the seniors, every phase of school life has been portrayed. The members of the class of '38 hope that this book will help the underclassmen remember them, and that it will aid in making the present chapter of high school life a happy memory.