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

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EI IU N ' 3 PAUI. GOLSON Hi Peppers, Demosthenes Club. DOROTHY BIGGS Art Editor, Annual Staff. JESSIE DYER Treasurer, Girl Reserves. ARNEST GOEBEI, R. 0. T. C., Camp Dallas, '22, High Scholarship Club, Bus- iness Manager Forester, '23, The Golclen Silence . ANNIE DUECKER U, Musie! Sphere descended maid, Friend of Pleasure, Wisclom's aid. NTARVIN SMITH Cox Crestha Club S m uosiurn I Y 1 I .Crestha Vodvil and Crestha Capers. HELEN LEFKOVVITZ Auclitores Caesaris, Principals General Staff, Sec. junior Class, Annual Staff. JOSEPHINE SARAZAN Girls' Club, Greenwich Vil- lagers, Literary Dramatic, Principals General Staff, Forester Staff, Annual Staff. SHERMAN CLINGER Aunlitores Caesaris, Hi Peppers- MARIE HERMIXN Shakespearean Club, Literary Dramatic, Auditores Caesa- ris, Freneh Club. U' 'EJ Page T wenty-Three

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4 Fr so ' J UNE 723 SPONSORS l i J MR. GRAY Bloom: Miss Fnxix Rom-1 Donald Clark, Sergeant-at-Arms. Through the efforts of these worthy people and Miss Donohue, our sponsor, we made a splendid showing. The Senior Class, like all Senior Classes, took the lead in all activities- It was a Senior Victory! XVe hope, by our efforts, to attain a standard that has never been equalled and that future classes may use as an example. To lead us in carrying out this noble purpose, we chose Guy Draughon, President, Tom Kleinman, Vice-President, Katherine Hunter, Secretary-Treasurer, Dorothy Tapscott, Class Prophet, and Frances Wolfe, Class Historian. Miss Edna Rowe and Mr. Gray Moore were chosen sponsors. Our class meetings were alive in quality if not in quantity, and they were well worth attending. We have a class of which to be proud. The scholarship assemblies may Well have been called Senior assemblies. In football and basketball, we have sent forth many Hstarsfl Notice the boys who wear the green MDM, and you will find that many belong to the june Class of 723. Thus it is in all activities of the school. The Seniors are always backing Forest one hundred per cent strong. Now, as we come to the end of our reminiscences, we are pleased with our class. But there is one important affair which I have omittedfflraduation. Graduation is comingethe culmination of our high school course. We leave Forest, our friends, and our teachers with sincere regret. But we will always be true to Forest, no matter in what quarter of the globe we may be. It is very hard to say good-bye to everyone, especially to our teachers, who have helped us over many rocks in the rough road of learning, it is hard to leave our class-mates, who have gone hand in hand with us through our diffi- cult journey. But let us go forth into the world, with the refrain lVe're loyal to you, Forest High , stamped on our minds and hearts. FRANCES Worm U' i H- In Page Twenty-Two

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4- El F'-I I JU E '23 JAKE FELDMAN Standard Debating Society, Secretary, Vice-Pres., High Scholarship Club, Lions' Club. ALICE DARBY SMITH Girl Reserves, Principal's Gen- eral Stall. ELSIE THOMASON' High Scholarship Club, Chief of Principal's General Staff, '23, MILDRED MANNING Principal's General Staff. ToM KLEINMAN Editor-in-Chief of Annual, '23, Pres. and Vice Pres. High Scholarship Club, Pres. and Sec. Standard Debating So- ciety, Vice Pres. Senior Class Principal's General Staff. VIRGINIA WILLIS Auditores Caesaris, Girls' Club, Principal's General Staff, High Scholarship Club. KATHERINE HUNTER Crestha Club, Symposium, Sec. and Treasurer Senior Class '23 TOMMIE MOORE Girls' Club, Principal's General Staff. 'A.1,4,t4b,1tif,1! SPENCER C. FROST, JR. Crack Com an , '21 Hi-Y P Y I Club, Auditores Cacsaris, Standard Debating Society, Radio Club. JAMES ALEXANDER Hi-Y, Pitcher, Baseball, Ro- , man American Wedding. 2 1' ,J I f Elf In Page Twenty-Four