Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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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.

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D. H. S. PERISCOPE FACULTY Mr. R. R. Turner City Superintendent of Schools Remembered for his helpfulness in giving advice to perplexed students Mr. S. E. Whitworth Principal Mathomatics Remembered for his sympathetic understanding of student problems Mr. Preston F. Doughton Assistant Principal Business training; American Democracy, Bookkeeping Remembered for his interest in and information of politics Mr. Dwight Adams Athletic Coach Physical Education and Health Remembered for his optimistic views of his athletic teams. Miss Viola' Crozer English and Latin Remembered for her sweet smile and sense of humor Mr. Bruce Eckman Director for the Glee Clubs Remembered for his height and his patience at practices 1938