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

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Us JU 1 June 925 Seniors THETIS LEMMON GERALD MCNABB CHARLES WALDMAN ROBERT BuRNs Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer History of the June 325 Class T one o'eloek on a bright September day in IQZI, a school of green fish, big fish, little fish, lean fish, fat fish, and a few other specimens not found in an ordinary aquarium, swam into the sea of students at Forest High. With much difliculty we fish assembled and held our first meeting October 31, 1921. The fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Frank Fstesg Vice-President, Henry Adams, Secretary and Treasurer, Clara Goldberg, Class Prophet and Historian, Maurine For- ester. This first year of our school life at Forest was certainly an invitation to come again next year. lt was not until November 1922, of our second year, that we attempted to or- ganize ourselves into a class. The oflicers elected were: President, Frank Fstesg Vice- President, Henry Adams, Secretary and Treasurer, Clara Goldberg. Dorothy VVin- frey, Fmogene Frey, and Evelyn Oppenheimer were our reporters, and Miss Swin- dells our sponsor. These officers held sway during the entire year and proved very capable and efficient. Many were elected into clubs, many were on the scholarship assemblies, and all attended the football games. At the close of the sophomore year, W-n-1-W WT-..-',qsm.m,.,.-1-zz..--s.v.W ,.,....,...v ... A-..,...,...,.G .. 1 ...7,.,. --- Page Twenty