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

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Row l. Z. Row 1 , 2. 3. Row l . 2. 3. 4. Row l. 2. One Could it be the Fortzsran that you smile, Miss Clark? Mr. Keelinq, wondering how 1 members of the track team qo tion cards today. Two makes many deten Miss Thatcher merrily returning fron a bicycle ride. Miss Segrist, one of Forest's rooters. Here is Mr. Boulton in a cage. only the tennis court.l Note the Three Mr. Parkerethe twelfth man football team! loya tit ii derby on the What happened to your bicycle, Mrs Brown? Mr. Ford and Miss Parker, the fire ones out of the building that day. You would think no one was absen by the smile on Miss Overbeck's face Four Do they know their Spanish, Mis Wickham? Miss Barham and Miss Wickham hav ing a friendly little chat.

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I f X 1 X l 4 QQ if WYLIE A. PARKER t mst OUR PRINCIPHL Page T211 As principal ot this school Wylie A. Parker's unusual personality has been instrumental in making Forest what it is today. Nothing is too trivial to receive his attention, no task is too large for him to undertake. Pupils and teachers think of him not as a superior, but as a friend. Mr. Parker's homely philosophies on lite have been an inspiration to students throughout the years. Courteous, gentle, unseltish and sympathetic-it is small Wonder that Wylie A. Parker is loved by all. Mr. Parker began his higher education at the Summer Hill Select School in Smith County, Texas. From there he entered Baylor University, Where he specialized in science, mathe- matics, and languages. Among the languages he studied were Latin, Greek, and German.