Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Dir . ei Wig.. 3 'I'1TTlcii1NcTo N Moom: GEO A. TITTERINGTON Chairman ring Committe, Treasurer '24, Scholarship Club, Radio Club, Committee to select gift for school. High erected thoughts si-ati-rl in a heart of courtesy. Geo. A. thinks that he may outrival Edison some day if he doesn't get blown up by some of his Weird messes before that time. If he ever looked at a girl we-never heard of it. ' HIIFFHINl'15 Doss VERNON SINGLETON Captain R. O. T. C., Acorn Staff, Oak Staff. Journalism Reporting Staff, Hi Y Club, Social Committee, R.O. T. C., Anfi-cuss league, Anti-smoke league, 0HiCer's club, R.O.T C. Camp Dallas Club. Though Iam not splenetic and rash, yet have I something in me dangerous, Could it be a little learning? MAR'1'iiA MOORE ' ' THERINE EARLE DILWORTH S h l. 'h' Cl b, G'-l R -sfrves, Social ' ?'1ff . Club, Oak Staff. A rosebud set with little ls. TJilrTl.lIClubll1 Shu waltksi in beauty ' . Anyone who saw her dance with Soivden of cloudless elimes and stzirry skies. f Y . ,J ,f : foil tai party would have doubted the thorns. gather from this that Martha is fond 0 ni F iiig:.jl?3v . f. . r- 4 H . Y ters them spelled K-night, and she is SU.Ch.i 329 1 -5' - ,L - M'5RGARI?1 El ANS lady we think she ought to land a fine one- . A L. -I Q Qrm of life and light that seen became a part roadster. . , -ofs' fii7.r ight is right popular with several boys in the FRIEDA lll,'FFHINES 1' W W .V ' ' '. With dancing hair and laughing eyes, that I I 1 'A ' WARD MCCANN mock me :is it flies. We think that expression dancing hair is fine in these days of short locks! IRVINE DOSS This gallant pins the wenches on his sleeve. Hadhe been Adam he had tempted Eve. As it is he has cer- tainly teased several of her daughters. SINGLETON DILWORTH Fifty-fifty Club, Oak Stalf, Acorn Staff, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Social Committee. I'se wicked I is I'se mighty wicked. Anyhow Ican't help it. Some members of our school spell it W-A-R-T but he has been a. great help to the Oak Staff and the Editor likes him. So does the faculty adviser. EVANS NICCANN ci' lm Page Twenty Seven

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G. NIARSH P1NK1E JAY O. P. WOLCOTT President Secretary V ice-President CLASS OF JUNE, 1923 OFFICERS Faculty Sponsor President - - GORDON MARSH Vice-President - O. P. WOLCOTT Secretary - - PINKIE JAY PROGRAM COMMITTEE ROBERT COTNER ARTIE LEE SYPERT ANNE HERNDON SOCIAL COMMITTEE ' MARc1A SAYLOR NETTIE LEA SPAIN HAROLD VEACH RING COMMITTEE GEO. A. TITTERINGTON WARD MCCANN ANNE HERNDON INVITATION COMMITTEE H W. C. MILLER ALICE REYNOLDS MARCIA SAYLOR M155 COOPER. a VD Page T wenty-Six L A

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e Y po 9' IU GRACE Hamas Bomzx Biicmxi: WILLIAIXI GRACE IJIENYITT SEARCY Orchestra, Band, Acorn Staff, Male Chorus, Male-Quartet Boys' Orchestra, Znd. l.ia-nt. R. 0. T. C. Stately and tall he moves in tht- hall, thc' uliief of a thousand for grace. The poet ini-ans that Hill is tall and awkward. Football Tuani. A What t-yer he did, was dom- with so much ease, in limi aloiic- was natural to plvzist- --sonic people--not nu-L-ssarily the faculty. lf he ever fills out to match his feet l'1e'll be a perfect Apollo-fiii the mt-antiinv lit-'ll have to imitate Pan and I,1M.1hL, mute. AV .. . .. -A - PHlLE'l'L'S WINN - - ' J . ILLLILN HARRIS Y 5 3?...f,.?,,v, 1 , wish of pluastm was to please. Shi- got her Url-lu-stra. Tall, slvriilc V. Slfaltllg-6 Withqi , f.'ff?-lf '? ' v w .: f e fusl. have made it on a new moon. lilt-st. The way this Si-nior rn gf ' 4 - Z W, , slvnrlvriicss you'rl think fat was a dis r- . Q . Q is in the clear on this score. -g,.i3:.i S ' , ,legit .6 Efyq ARLILNIL CARR . , , ,K ' ljitiyi- 1 5 I . I Xlthl A BOREN -2 as not only passing tan' hut was withal dis lnhu-it is all goodness and all truth. Wil l 'H ' -. . r ....,n. - I bonairf' Especially Llisciwvt with the other qualities are const-ntratwl in one person lt '- u. thi' 11 st of us long-soinc. iv at Star Navy Club. Ulmluks intelligent, but you Can't always tall. It Walkvr dui-s not talk too much he might put over this lilnff---luut he always talks too muclil 'II A . 1R Hand Rd. Greenvi e 255-glues -i-227755 SEARCY 15' Edwina Browder. Snr- . vived by hllillild. DeW1tIli-- Searcyg daughter, Barbara Searcyg brot er, Charles D. Browder, Jr., Houston, TX: cousins, Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin K. Reidg three nieces, one ne hew. Born in Dallas, TXpin 1906. Former teach- er in the Grandview School District and Dallas ISD. Services 3:30 P.M. Monday, RESTLAND WILD OOD CHAPEL,.Rev. Walter A. Bennett officiat- ing. Interment Restlandxx Memorizgegark. GrqenvllleAve P land ll- WALKIER HROWNE 'I' C' APPLEMAN Track team, R. O. 'l. C. Senior Spanish Play. Radio Club '22, 'li Who mixed reason with lvluasurt' and wisdom with mirtlif' lla had vcry littlt- of the first and none of the tliiiwl--otliwwise the quotation tits. SEARCY W1NN CARR Arifrminiw N I