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

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Page Seventeen OUR FHCULTY The principal, Mr. Parker, is firstg For knowledge of Texas he does thirst. Miss Foote, our dean, is next in line, And her ruling is true and fine. Our senior counselor, dear Miss Rowe, The seeds of good English she does sow. The rest of the teachers we class highly-- Among these a new one, Mr. Wiley. ln lOl is Mrs, Hardy, Who doesn't like it if you're tardy. Miss Hyman and Mrs, Blumenthal Keep order in study hall. In colors our teachers go to town- Miss Black, Mr. White, and Mrs. Brown. Our librarian, Miss Donohue, On books can be outdone by few. We all know our own Miss Andrews: The hardest math problems she pursues. Major Menezes, our head in military, Makes a man of every Tom, Dick, and Harry. Both Miss Harlan and Miss Overbeck In the office check and double-check. Misses Clark, Hughes, and Me-lson teach The very best forms in English speech. A typing and shorthand teacher, Mrs. Hurst, At 7:45 at school is one of the first. Miss Shaw and Miss Segrist are The best in gymnastics near and far. Mr. Boulton, Miss IVlcAlister, and Mr, Moore, The realm of science do explore. Mrs. Ardrey, Misses Masters and Miller Foreign languages to teach prefer. Misses Vllickham and Davidson ln teaching Spanish find much fun. Miss Mitchell and Mr. Griffith, teachers of art, Their great talents to the pupils impart. In mathematics is Miss Elder: lust as good in English is Miss Felder. Our senior sponsor, Mr. LaBorne, With his large senior class will rarely be iorlarn. Bagley, Barham, Iackson, and Dial-- Teaching English to them is no trial. Brewer, Hassell, Mangum, and Rosser teach in mathematics, Put x-y-z in our heads, though our heads be like bricks. Herzog, band: Wilcox, orchestra, and Holden, pianist, Do their part in our school to assist. Baker and Pritchett in commercial teach, For good stenographers we give credit to each. Miss Elizabeth Parker of Household Arts Teaches the girls ways to win men's hearts. Mr. Yates and Miss Durham in the FORESTER and ECHO, The ways to be a good journalist do show. A sweet, new teacher is Mrs. Pinckard, For everyone she has a kind word. Alas, dear readers, bear with me. For on my head grey hairs you see, It your favorite's name is not here, offended do not be For rhymes do not grow on any ol' tree. --RUTH Ricr-:MAN

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GRIFEITII, D, T. . HARDY, SEARCY H. HARLAN, LETA MAI: HARRINGTON, ALICE HASSELL, KATE . HERZOG, W. M. . HOLDEN, PERCIE . HUGHES, ELIZABETH HURST, VIRGINIA . Mechanical Drawing . . Study Hall . . Secretary . Household Arts . Mathematics . . Band . Pianist . . . English Shorthand, Typing HUTCHINSON, SELDON S. . Science, Physical Education HYMAN, SARA . . . . TACKSON, BERTHA . KEEIING, VV. H. . KENNINGTON, I. T. . LA BORNE, PAUL CHARLES . MCALISTER, TUNIA E. . McCoRMAcIc, C. T . MANGUNI, W. A. . MASTERS, ETHEL MATTHEWS, PEARLE MELSON, ADDIE . . . Study Hall . English Mathematics . Social Studies . . English , Science . Accounting . Mathematics Latin, Mathematics . Household Arts . . English MENEZES, HARRY E. . MILLER, LOURANIA . ltllITC!-TELL, MEL MooRE, GRAY . . . OVERBECK, MARY FRANCES PARKER, ELIZABETH . . PARKER, WYLIE A. . PINCKARD, TALLULAI-I . PRITCI-IETT, TULIA . ROSSER, L. E. . ROWE, EDNA . SEGRIST, LOCILLE . SHAW, lVlABEL . Military Training . . . Latin . Art . . . Science Attendance Clerk . Household Arts . . Principal . Study Hall . Typing . Mathematics . . . English Physical Education Physical Education SHEPARD, ALVA . . . . . Mathematics THATCHER, BESS .7-3 Social Studies USRY, I. T. . I , . ,. Social Studies WHITE, l. B. K' . . . . . Science WICKI-IAM, FLETCHER RYAN . Spanish WILCOX, LOUISE . WILEY, TOE L. . YATES, H. B. . f my 'K . . . Music . Social Studies Social Studies Puge Six lem

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DHDS CLUB OFFICERS ROBERT STERN ....... President L. L. HEIGEL . . First ViceePresident S. I. RAINEY . . . Second Vice-President P. L. LACY ....... Secretary EXECUTIVE BOARD I. L. RICKER C. H. COFFMAN GEORGE HARWOOD C. C. MIZE M. I. RANSOM W. B. STALLCUP IACK RUSHING A. I. THROWER COMMITTEES C. H. COFPMAN ...... Athletics W. B. STALLCUP . . . Finance P. L. LACY . . . . . R. O. T. C. E T. CROSSON . . . . Education L. L. HEIGEL . . . . . lrnprovement A. I. THROWER . . .... Welfare C. T. KURLAN . . . Entertainment BERT COOK ........ Goodwill DELEGATES TO CENTRAL DADS CLUB WYLIE A. PARKER H. B. YATES C. H. COFFMAN A. I. THROWER GLENN ROGERS During the school year Ot 1936-37, the Dads Club has waged an agqressive carn- paiqn to secure playground space tor the school. As a result ot this activity, the Board ot Education has promised to secure tor Forest an athletic field with the April Bond lssue. Page Eighiecn