Forest Avenue High School - Forester Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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gl-2--ze s wulazee-a-as-we l -,z ' -was maze -ufseal-f-.aa-3-n.sz-all-azssmaifxm S.: all -raazzel ssalug 'ir ' 1? VU W 53 9 1 fi N1 , JL Sf fv' fi Si' M + L! wr - W fv Ju 'BE tr lHF I IBRARY 1 forme1 teacher of hoth Bu an qtreet Hlgh School llld loreet 'uenue Hlgll School The te mchere und puplls were sorrv to lose Nlr Cawthorn but thex cordmlly welcomed Ur Parker as prln c1p'1l The haecball teflm prowed ltself worthv of commend1t1on md the track team won mam honors ln both cltx and dlstrlct meets F trle XXIli0I1 was our star for thls wear Our debatlng team composed of W entvsorth Plerte and Dlck Ruseell won both cltv md dlStl'1Ct ClllII1p10IlSl11p and the urls tennw team com posed of Tolzf flhlpmm 'md Themes-1 Klelnmxn non the cltw champlonqhlp Ijllfllfl thc term of 1991 U there we re mfmv lmportant ex ents hall team dld Qome llfllll mt plat ln under the lenderslllp of thelr captam T B hlann The relax team of 1999 won the State ewent ln the state meet at AllSt1I1 In the fall of 1921 a verv succesful carnlvftl was held the I'1rst Forest Fun Frohc The funds obtfuned from the frohc wele used to buv manw heautlful plctulee XVh10l1 now adorn the ww alls IH the corrldors Athl6tl0Q and Scholarslup won mam wlctorles dllI'1Hg the term of 1999 29 Clean Qportsmanshlp was mamfested IH all the ath letlc contests The track baelxet ball and baseball teams all had hx hly successful seasons E W 11' 5 wi QP if 'ff . 5 at .5 ' 1 'lf M N1 i' 1 1 1 . , Y . . X v l, E lg! . 1 . , 1 - 1 t C , ' , .V . l: D , M . lf, , 'Y' , 1 t , f ' . If , . t -' 5 E .' I g' . S., U. V, 'I , n Ii, 'VW ' . . N' T , . . yr glg ' Q - . L -LL ' L ' ' . . lug E Tn footballlthe Forest hllcvenl' onlY two The basket- IE Q A fl ' - ' f' 1 ,,. ' 1 5 it Y ', . . . . , f , .fc A . V . yy V. . U . I fi, - Q , . 1 '. N ' , C f V W 1? W I2l'z'1'K::',lllSS:1l,?Zgglllg,2,:',IlIz 4g3'l'522-. l iEll E I'51 -2's'll'.-'1gB!l'525'-R l a-'Kill'E5g1l'5-'fgglli523'-alll: Page Thzrteen

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.:l-szeivsaxfuixz-slniaaw :Q-ui.--1 -n- Q-:mxeemas ii a wa s-slulszmwaezzs u-se if is J. F. ICIBIBALL N. R. CROZIER IS. C.uv'ruoux Superintendent .'I.v.si.vfruzt Superizztrfndent llixtrict Superintendent Administration J. F. ICIMBALL ...... Suparintenclent N. R. Cnoznzu .... ,-Vlgyigfanf Superintendent BOARD CLINTON P. Iil'SSELL, President VV. C. I.1c1uMoN, Vice President DExNvI'1 l' BICNIVRRAY Boone S'ronnY Auzx VV. SPENU-: Mus. KIRK HALL Mus. H. I,. Pnoimrs H. B. C.xw'ruonx Supervisor of High School 111-Vf1 Ilf'ti0'lL DUCATION has made great progress in Dallas this year. The students of Forest Avenue High School are benefited by the splendid sources of knowledgeg they are aided by the use of free text booksg they are aided by the splendid faculty which is always seeking to lead us in the paths of learningq and they are fortunate in having a most capable and progressive principal. The administration, by the faithful discharge of duties, has procured for us these many advantages. They are at the helm of the ship, Education, which is sailing through the turbulent sea of Ignorance, to the beacon light beyond, which we are pleased to call Enlighten- ment. To the administration we wish to pay our grateful tribute of appreciation for their faithful, efficient work, and we assure them that we will earnestly endeavor to show our' appreciation by more zealous efforts to put to the best possibile use these many ad- vantages. IIS fi 3 fi 'YE Q' fi M 'L fi Z w E 5 if W ni 517 r . fl' y Y r YU 'F' db at 5 31' E A 'V il' A .... A a W ---ai r ....r-::za-rss::u-gee-1-esavnszes-atsexism-gel: 1924 1-ar-re-1-sszefv 5:s-rm:ze':' :4-w.:-zs.'- 1 l x r I Z 1 l 1 1