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

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V 6 zgcbjofofto jhe ssxowmogz Q oresiizr . O One word to the teachers who are listed below-welve tried to be truthfully un- biased, although the truth may be painful to serious Ones, while instructive to others who can sec the fun. And to you, unincluded, be ye thankful or sad, take us not seriously nor judg too bad, for the joy of your acquaintance we may never have had. O, judge not too harshly, and be entertained, and accept this with humor thought entertwined. Miss ELIZABETH HUGHES, English In 108 we've Elizabeth Hughes, Who between English and Latin this fall had to choose. Her size, her figure, her grades are petite, Sometimes she smiles, and she's certainly sweet. Her greatest fault fwe're sure she can't know itj Is she's delightfully young and afraid she will show it. Oh, Betty, if you to the kids would be dearer, Be a little more natural, a little bit nearer! Miss DOROTHY GERLACH, Hixfory We like you keen, sarcastic, quick. Our only criticism's, Except when we're the butt, We enjoy your witticisms. MR. H. B. YATES, History Then there's Mr. Yates, with a smile or a grudge, 8fl0's pure history, 2f10,s pure fudge. At business managing he's such a peach, We wonder how he ever began to teach. Miss MARY SMITH CLARK, English Small, blonde, romantic. She Is juxl the type to like poetree. COLONEL RICHARD COLEMAN, R. O. T. C. Qwbat is bis lille?j There's our Colonel, gruffly grinning, Flirting with a smile that's winning. I Polished leather, shiny brass, Militant above the mass. nl A commanding, Curt, and bold man Q Is our military Coleman. e us and Q O ZHOXLQXCQ-Xfsx.a .Cf QVQVQVO ff: E17

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