Adamson High School - Oak Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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HDR. PEPPER, COCA-COLA, SEVEN-UP AND LIME! shouts the world's oldest cheerleader, in a pose familiar to Adamson students. ...fi - WI-IO IQ HIMQELF DEDI 1 l l l El Yes, Child is another well-known expres- V sion of Mr. Forgey's.

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WE DEDICZTTE THE '66 Versatile, devoted, understanding-these are but a few of the words which characterize our choice of dedicatee for THE 1966 OAK. His cheerful smile and unfaltering desire to assist, brightens the day of all around him-students, fellow teachers, and friends alike. Always offering a comforting word and a helping hand when one is needed most, he has won the respect of faculty and the love of students. A devoted teacher, a wise counselor, a loyal sup- porter of Adamson, the world's oldest cheerleaderug this is the person to whom all Leopards turn for help and advice. For his rare ability to combine fun and work, to add pleasure and satisfaction to learning, to be a true friend, and to dedicaterhis all to us, we dedicate this 1966 OAK to you, DAVID A. FORGEY If a cluttered desk reflects a busy person, Mr. Forgey must be one of the busiest persons in town.

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