Highland Park High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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mm-« mi i.- »imt THE PARENT-TEACHERS ' ASSOCIATION Officers President Mrs. E. H. Nolte First Vice-president Mrs. H. E. Gable Second Vice-president Mrs. B. M. Quiglcy Third Vice-president Mrs. E. W. Burbank. Recording Secretary Mrs. W. R. Wilson Corresponding Secretary Mrs. R. C. Langley General Treasurer Mrs. M. F. Kirk Treasurer High School Cafeteria Mrs. R. V. Sanders Treasurer Armstrong Cafeteria - Mrs. D. F. Safford Treasurer Bradfield Cafeteria Mrs. F. W. Nichols Treasurer Armstrong Supply Fund Mrs. T. C. Born Treasurer Bradfield Supply Fund Mrs. C. M. Roach Parliamentarian ., Mrs. John Davis Auditor Mr. Eugene S. Lawler Historian , ; Miss Anne Rose McLean The welfare and happiness of the girls and boys at school depend greatly on the co- operation of the teachers and mothers. It was to obtain this co-operation that the Parent- Teachers Association was first organized. Since their formation and through them as a medium, a better understanding has been brought about between the teachers and pupils. The work of the Association for this year has covered a multitude of subjects, and the school, as well as its inmates, has profited because of their activity. The club meets the first Wednesday of each month to form and discuss new plans for the ensuing weeks.

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BRADFIELD THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Officers S. A. Myatt R. C. Langley J. S. Bradfield. President Harry C. Moore D. W. Saunders C. L. Kribbs H. W. Bransford Back of all the successes that Highland Park experiences, back of every social and athletic event, there arc the zealous efforts of this group of men to aid us. It is partly because of their efficient work, tireless efforts, and faithfulness that the Highlanders wish to pay their tribute of appreciation to these men. but mostly because they are our own Board of Education, our very own helpers. It was under their and Mr. Gable ' s supervision that the handsome new wing was added to the Highland Park High School. This wing contains seven class-rooms, the superintendent ' s offices, and the domestic science laboratories and their new model apartment. iBr

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MR. H. E. GABLE MR. E. S. LAWLER Mr. Gable Mr. Lawler The man who stands behind every school activity from foot-ball to debate, anxfous that we win to bring honor to Highland Park, but more anxious that we play the game in that straightforward spirit which he has so greatly fostered throughout the school. To receive his praise for some action is one of the highest honors for which we may strive. His is a difficult position. To fill it suc- cessfully, as he has done, one must combine the tact of a diplomat, a patience that none can shake, and that sort of an upright per- sonality that stamps one as a gentleman in the truest sense of the word. The Highland Park High School has been very lucky to have at its head a man of such fine qualities as has our principal.