W T White High School - Saga Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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W. 4 Wx' all-f P Q 31 if A , L I 1, , 'V' 1 1 r I r. l. 1' J if it W' t i t I. i I if fy- . . , M, J-'W tbl 4 ' ' ' 3 . , 3 ,V i., . L I l l li ' 1, wtf' h Y V s DR. W T. WHITE fit Dr. White came to Dallas as the principal of Sunset High School, climbing ten years later to duties as assistant superintendent. Then, in l945, he reached his esteemed posi- tion as Superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District. At the dedication of W. T. White High School, almost twenty years later, Robert S. Folsom, president of the Dal- las Board of Education, said of Dr. White: This man is truly the outstanding adminis- trator in the countryf' During the time that he has h e e n superintendent o f Schools, Dr. Vlfhite has boosted scholastic accomplishment. He has kept pace with technologi- cal, social, and economic changes which are so impor- tant to the growth of Dallas education. For these and other accom- plishments, we pay tribute to a great man, who upon leaving us this August of l968, will leave a tradition of accom- plishment and progress Within our schools.