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

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G 'r Il 5 1 The Message of Condolencef Sent to Mrs. Wfooclrow Wilson, by Mr. Wylie A. Parker on behalf of the faculty and student body of Forest Avenue High School, February 5, 1924: In the passing of Woodrow Wilson from the walks of men goes the outstanding figure of his day, a scholarly statesman with a prophetic vision, a friend of humanity the World over, and a President whose administration is unexcelled in the number of splendid and worthwhile achievements. The members of For- est Avenue High School mourn over the loss of their former Chief Executive, and send sympathy and condolence to Mrs. Wilson and other grief-stricken loved ones' in this sad' hour of bereavement. No man ever possessed loftier ideals, a wider, vision, a sincerer devotion to the people, or a sterner adherence to truth. In sympathy and sorrow We grieve over the loss of this forward-looking world citizen who gave his all to make the world safe for democracy. Hpmzlzzrizm 0 V1 oorlzf 1 1 1 We manfww WMM JAM ea bfeyfwa J mwfwuiy Wag e from I I 1 l 1 Q l ri . l 1 V 1 Q yi Q ll r 2 W W E' fi nv W 9 I . F JI ' f ' 'r f , 's. IV 'rw lfV'l.wn's re! lj. :'M'r'fI'01l .llrrwlz Ill, 1024. i s f 1 - el : li l r l li ' I A! 3 'if , U ' , g IZ Q' ll . ' 79? ll g y , gl if i l 1 .t E, l g' l ui' . gp : 1 . r Y WY' Y ,fl 'ffQ fgrgr A qv A 1 8 WWW ' Y ,nf , s iff lrfw ,.l-sz-a-nasal:- gel a hezemtasrswxgevl' Q9244 lla:-4-nrzelrasfau get-azaemae-ze-urs:-fel!! - -- - - - - -- t MY f .. Q m-Y.fSii. Y.'. -f., - '.1'1i ,'TTi1 1T'.. 11117 lumix four