Highland Heigts Junior High School - Lights Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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WSM-OWNED AND OPERATED BY P. T. A. We strive until the goal is gained, 'Then look for one still unattainedg Our records boint the course we take To greater records we can make. For hope springs, not from what we ue done, But from the work we've just begun. The ParentfTeachers' Association of Highland Heights has been organized since December, 1930. Its three former presidents are Mrs. H. R. White, Mrs. C. P. Perkerson, and Mrs. Frank Briggs, while Mrs. E. M. Cathey is now serving in that capacity. Our need for socical service is not so great as that in some other schools, but we have given our needy children, during the past year, clothing and shoes, have furnished glasses to some, and have provided free lunches to the number of 1,427, our local branch paying for 363 of these. Our money is obtained from membership dues, plays, and especially from our annual spring carnival, occuring this year on june 1, where we offer all of the usual attractions and look forward always to the hearty cooperation of parents and teachers. As we look back over the successes and failures of the year, we wish to pledge ourselves to do more for a richer future for our children, and to give our earnest support to our oiiicers for the coming year, who are: Mrs. E. M. Cathey, President, Mrs. Lizzie Schmittow, Vice-President, Mrs. George Sweeney, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Bessie Robinson, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Charles Byrd, Treasurer, and Mrs. Spencer Wise, Historian. Phone 3-1103-Since 1907 in Same Location Compliments of A Safe Plane to Trade A DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND of FURNI,SHINGS JIMMIE HARTMAN FIRST AND BERRY STREET Compliments of N O E L H O T E L --- Tagr Tbirtym -A