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

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Sunrise l saw the eastern horizon Turn gold in the morning light, lt waked again, to greet the day- Tired ot the long, dark night. The golden light on the pale-blue sky Denotes a clear, bright day, The sun comes from his hiding place And drives all shadows away. The world awakes when the sun comes up The sky takes a brighter hue, The mist tloats upward trom the hills And lite begins anew. --sFLoRA PURSER Sunset Red, gold, and green the sky From the sunset's mellow glow, lt sheds its sott and radiant gleam Cn objects here below. l can't express in simple words How the picture looks to rne, lt needs an artist, skilled by time, To paint its novelty. But never a common artist Could paint a scene like this, None but the one great Artist- God, in His holy bliss. ---FLORA PURsER.

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Page Ninn! MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS. First ROW: Aronotsky, Morris, Schockmon, Liliiebridqe, Shor, Temple. Second Row: Kduimcrn, Rupdrd, Herzstein, Moore, Braun. Third Row: Hcrrldn, Michdeison, Burton, Thrower, Briiiinq, Icrcobs. PHRENT-TEHCI-IER HSSOCIHTION MAURICE SCHACKMAN ABE I. BRILLING . PHIL MICHAELSON . A. H. IACOBS . ESIR ARONOFSKY . W. E. HARLAN . IACK PIUPARD . MILTON HERZSTEIN . E. H. MORRIS . . MILTON F. BRAUN . OFFICERS . President . First Vice-President . Second Vice-President . Third Vice-President . Fourth Vice-President . Fifth Vice-President Sixth Vice-President Seventh Vice-President . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary A. I. THROWER . . . .... TIGCISUIGT HERBERT F. LILLIEBRIDGE . - - -A-11diTOf GRAY L. BURTON . - - AUCUIOY GRANVILLE MQQRE , . PCITiiG1'1'19I'1iCIIiCII1 SAM T. KAUFMAN ......... Historian DELEGATES TO DALLAS COUNCIL I. I. SIIOR MRS. E. C. TEMPEL ALTERNATES W. F, BOGIE MRS. I. A. WOODALL

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