Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Parent-Teacher Association xi THE oAK If 3 A vision without a task is a dream, A task without a vision is drudgery, A vision with a task is the hope of the worldf' During the past year it has been the aim of the Oak Cliff High Parent-Teacher Association to stimulate in the hearts and minds of its mem- bers a new and common interest in the influences surrounding the youth of today. Through the program, they have tried to awaken a feeling of personal responsibility in the home, school, and community and to stress the relationship each bears to the other in the life of the child. They had the vision and the task was at hand. We are blind until we see That in the human plan Nothing is worth the making if It does not make the man. Why build these cities glorious If man unbuilded goes, In vain we build the world unless t The builder alsoagrowsf' ag -wg' I va Sv 1 i

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. THE OAK W f -.M ns. . G ' Q 5 1 S bu I PW' Sym. parent-Teacher Association 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 Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian . . Historian . . . .532 . f r 19- 5 -, v f T I Gif ...S 1 1. - V 53 L A 1,.,, h I933-31-L . MRS. E. M. GUEST . MRS. L. O. DONALD . MRS. W. H. BYRD MRS. J. E. WALRAVEN MRS. E. B. WILLIAMS MRS. L. B. JOHNSTON MRS. C. C. CAMERON MRS. V. O. THOMPSON . . MRS. T. A. HORD . MRS. W. C. WELCH . MRS. D. C. OLIVER MRS. C. L. DOUGHTY MRS. C. S. FITZHUGH W I Page Sixteen

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1... if' T L President - - First Vice-P1'esia'c11t Sc'co1111 ViL'C-P7'L'Sfd871f Third Vicc'-Presirlcfzzf Fourth Vice-P1'cside111f Fifth Vicc'-Presirfcnf SC!,'1'Ufll1'jJ - - - Trt'as1zr0r - - The Dads, Club CFPICERS - W. F. ULM L. E. MCBRIDE - J. I. BEAUDUY - GUY DEAN G. C. JENNINGS - S. A. LACY - FRANK PARK C. D. BROWDER The Oak Cliff High School Dads' Club has had its best year in 1933-34. The mem- bership is now larger, and its accomplishments have been greater than ever before. The tennis courts on the school grounds, with accompanying beautihcation, have been secured through the Club's activities. The cost in this improvement was in excess of S3,000, and its benefits will be unlimited. The School Board, Park Board, and Federal relief officials cooperated in the project. All forms of athletics have been aided. The Club also initiated a move which will give cheaper entrance to the games played at Fair Park next year. Considerable relief work has been done in the school. Every case of need found has been relieved. Books have been supplied all those known to be unable to buy needed texts or supplements. Other services, such as cleaning and pressing, and hair cuts, have been supplied. a The Club has sponsored entertainments of a helpful sort at the school building, and T ? thereby aroused community interest in the school and in Dads, Club work. I ,Z Efforts are being made to secure more or better building accommodations for the if 5' f present large enrollment. ' '15, 1 .. . Page Eiglal CCH