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

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-rf s - y p . ' , If WE THE HIGHLANDER. a . The man to whom Highland Park High School owes so much of its success in every activity is our superintendent, Mr. Gable. A truer friend and more loyal Highlander there never was. and to his ability and unceasing work to make Highland Park the best of schools we contribute the high respect and unbounded admiration that both teacher and pupil hold for him. 9. w E. S. LAWLER Capable, steadfast, earnest — thus may we characterize the man to whom we have come for everything from our IB enrollment days to our graduation night. His unfailing in- terest in everything we do, and his un- bounded patience have created a host of staunch friends from the IB to 4A classes. r . ! w C v I ■4 13

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TOP UTPUtT THE HIGHLAN if : ' ■ i Mrs. V. R. Wilson PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION it Officers ■ • £ w President First Vice President Second Vice President.. Third Vice President.... cding Secretary.. Corresponding Secretary - Mrs?. Oweta ■ Treasurer Armstrong Cafeteria Mrs. Treasurer High School Cafeteria.. ... Mrs. I Treasurer Bradfield Cafeteria Mr: Treasurer Armstrong Supply Fund . Mrs Treasurer Bradfield Supply Fund. — General Treasurer ■- - Mrs. Auditor Mr. Parliamentarian.- - W. R. Wilson R. C. Langley . Roy Rupard Luthei Jordan R. L. Stennis Boone Guthrie W. T. Hinsch R. V. Sanders C. H. Roache E. S. Lawle ,- ■:% His .Mr. : 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 school, as well as its inmates, has profited because of their activity. and the The club meets the first Wednesday of each month to form and di: ensuing weeks. new plans for the i E .! seKJL2 ■- 1 A ■4 12 }

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■ ! THE HIGHLANDER. .. ft BRADFIELD CALLOWAY MORRISON YEAGER PITTMAN GILLON M.-COY COOLE COTTINGHAM PALMER PEELER MCGUIRE THE FACULTY Palmer . Ruth Peeler. Gladys Pittma n. Lorayne Raglan d, May Vat St. CI; lir. Norman Story. Frank J, Tutwil er. Gcsner Waldrc m. Angle Williar is. Mrs. L. Beck. Ralph W. Betts. Floyd C. Bradfield, Myrtillie Callaway. Mary Lois Coole, Mrs. Ruth M. Cottingham. Ruth Dabney. Wm. Y. Fulgham. (Catherine Gable, H. E. Ghiselin. R. G. Gillon. Grace Fry. Sophia The June class of ' 28 feels that a word, or more properly a volume, of appreciation is due every member of the faculty. We suspect them of being the best teachers in the world, but wc know they are the best friends. If at some time we think they have judged us harshly, or that they have done something not quite to our greatest comfort, we must remember that they are trying to give us something we may use throughout our lives, and not just until the final exam is over. The whole school joins us in taking this chance to express our gratitude to our faculty. nSMifc ' ..-- ' •4 H )§-