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

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MABLE HAMILTON IIA JEAN BALLARD IB MARGARET BLAYLOCK IB CLASS BEAUTIES MARY ANN DOOLITTLE IA ALICE GILLESPIE IIIA MARJORIE BOYLE IVB MARY ' ALICE JONES IVA MILDRED MURPHY IIIB PATSY FIELD EDWARDS IIB

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THE HIGHLANDE] %-r-v-4r : ' v ' ± ' : MR. LAVLER Highland Park certainly has enough cause to mourn in the loss of our principal. Mr. Law- ler. When the news of his departure for Colum- bia University leaked out. a quite flattering cry of protest was raised, for Mr. Lawler has not only contributed so much to the success of the school that he seems almost indispensable, but he has also made himself so well liked that we surely hate to lose him. But while we hate to think of Mr. Law- ler ' s departure, we want to welcome Mr. Wise- man, his successor, to Highland Park and wish him much success here. Three of our most popular teachers left at mid-term, leaving behind them places in the esteem of the students hard to fill. Mrs. Guthrie, our impartial and beloved gym teacher, Miss Ragland. our delightful English teacher, and Mr. Storey, our buoyant and good-natured French teacher, are among the missing. The loss of these tc leave at the end of the y we felt that this was too much as well as Mr. Betts. hers is enough, but when Mr. Betts announced that he intended to r to take up the position of principal at the Palestine high school, line for congratulations We certainly think that Palestine is It is with the profoundest regret that we bid each one of these teachers goodbye. Editors learned that Mr. Betts late to insert his picture a ' cis leaving too ) y £f 3 V3§ -■: jo )■■