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

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Page Twenty First Row: Left to Right: Mrs. E. T. Crosson, Mrs. W. A. Landry, Mrs. Thomas S. Carter, Mrs. W. Fred Wald stein, Mrs. Ben Biatt. Second Row: Mrs. I. C. Hausrnan, Mrs. I. I. Shor, Mrs. Morris Wienkrantz, Mrs. I. Cohn, Mrs. W. I. Stone Mrs. H. Lou Mirsky Third Row: Mrs. Sam T. Kaufman, Mrs. Gary Burton, Mrs. H. F. Liliebridqe, Mrs. Fred E. Newman, Mrs A Razovsky. PHRENT-TEHCHER HSSOCIHTION President ..... First Vice-President . Second Vice-President Third VicePreSident . Fourth Vice-President . Fifth Vice-President . Sixth Vice-President . Seventh Vice-President Recording Secretary . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer ..... Historian ..... Parlianientarian . Auditors . . OFFICERS Delegate to Council MRS. W. F. BOGIE . MRS. THOMAS S. CARTER . MRS. W. A. LANDRY . MRS. BEN BLATT . MRS. Lou MIRSKY . . MRS. IACK RUSHING . MRS. FRED E. NEWMAN . . MRS. I. C. HAUSMAN . . . . MRS. I. I. SHOR MRS. W. FRED WALDSTEIN . . . MRS. A. RAZOVSKY . MRS. E. T. CRossoN . . MRS. R. I. WILLIAMS . MRS. H. F. LILLEBRIDGE MRS. IACK RUPARD MRS. MoRR1S WEINKRANTZ MRS. SAM T. KAUFMAN, Alternate Delegate to High School Section O MRS. I. COHN MRS. GARY BURTON, Alternate

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,sI1.A MABEL WHITTINGTON, Home ECOUOIHICS LOUISE WILCOX, Music ANGIE WYNN, Spanish H. B. YATES, History TEACHERS NOT IN PICTURES: S. N. BAKER, Shorthand PERCIE HOLDEN, Pianist MARGARET BREWER, Mathematics F. E. LYONS, Mathematics ELOISE DURHAM, Iournalism TALLULAH PINCKARD, Study Hall Q Welcome to Forest Forest is indeed fortunate in having many Valuable recent additions to its already capable faculty . . . Among these is Mr. Richard Allison, who holds a B.Ed. degree from Texas Christian University. He' formerly taught at Iowa Park High School. A graduate of Forest himself, Mr. Allison now coaches in- stead of starring on the Lions' athletic teams . . . Mrs. Frances Beilharz, a graduate of Texas State College for Women, is welcomed back to Forest, where she was a former member of the faculty . . . Graduates of Asher Silber- stein were especially glad, to greet Mrs. Anna C. Bryan, who had taught them English. She received her M.A. degree from Southern Methodist University . . . From Vernon High School comes Mr. Burnett Cox, a graduate of Austin College. Mr. Cox is another product of the Dallas Schools, having finished at North Dallas . . . Miss Mary Drake, who formerly taught at l. L. Dong Iunior High School, is a graduate of the University of Nebraska . . . With an M.A. degree from the University of Texas, comes Miss Octavia Edwards, who formerly taught in Stephen I. Hay Elementary School and the University of Texas Summer School. Miss Edwards spent a year at the Sorbonne in France . . . From Texas University, too, comes Mr. C. L. Ford, a former teacher at North Dallas, which yields this capable instructor to Forest . . . Another recruit from the Dallas Schools is Mr. F. E. Lyons from Sunset. Mr. Lyons received his B.S. degree from the University of Beaumont . . . Miss Lavinia Rawlins, who holds an M.A. from Columbia University, comes to us from Wbbdrow Wilson . . . From Mount Auburn comes Miss Mabel Whittington, a graduate of North Texas Teachers College . . . Cumberland Elementary School's loss of Miss Angie Wynn is our gain. Miss Wynn has an M.A. degree from the University of New Mexico . . . Forest welcomes these new members, who have 'already demonstrated their ability. Y A 5 , A,-A mA, A - OUR FHCULTY Page Nineteen

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DHDS CLUB OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . L. L. HIEGEL First VicePresident . . HARRY STONE Second Vice-President . . . HENRY ELY Secretary ..... . MACK SCHELL Treasurer. . . ROBERT STERN EXECUTIVE BOARD L. L. HIEGEL HARRY STONE HENRY ELY MACK SCHELL DAVE WEBBER ROBERT STERN ISADORE COHN REVEREND DANIEL SAKELLARIOU PROGRAM COMMITTEE Athletic . ............. . ROBERT STERN Finance ..... ....... l sADoRE COHN Welfare-Educational . . . REVEREND DANIEL SAKELLARIOU Improvement-Goodwill . ....... DAVE WEBBER Membership .... . HENRY ELY This being the first year that the physical education grounds have been used, the Principal, Faculty, and Student Body of Forest Avenue High Wish to express their gratitude to the Dads Club for securing this long-felt need. The school is also indebted to the Dads Club for the complete lighting of the build- ing. The new auditorium, curtains are also due to the efforts of members of the club. This strong club has strengthened the general morale of the entire school. One of the largest, most successful football banquets was held in the Forest cafeteria at the close of the current season. The club also plans to take part in the Forest Fun Frolic of l9'39 and to take some steps toward providing bicycle racks for the school. Two members of the Forest Dads Club were recently elected to the City Council. Page Twenty-ons