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

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lt fffffff MR. H. E. GABLE We are very fortunate, indeed, to have such a man for our superin- tendent. It is very unusual for Mr. Gable not to be present at all com- petitive contests, to encourage our representatives to win. In the time of trouble he is always willing to give wise counsel. May the relations of the graduating classes be as pleasant and beneficial as have ours. KX X XX

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Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. this and R, C. A. V N. G G. S. C. C. Mas. R. C. DUNLAP Parent-Teachers Affoamfion OFFICERS Dunlap . . . . P1'z'xirlr11f Mrs. Cockrell . First Vice-Pwsiz1'f'1zf Mrs. Guiberson . . Second Vim-Pnntiderfl Mrs. W'atson . Thin! Vfl'l'-Pl'l'Sft,l'71f Mrs English . . RFl'0I'1!i71X Ser1'viu1'y Miss Tom Leachman . Ci0l'l'L'XlJ0l7llfl1g Srrrvtnry J. H. Shelton . . . . Tl'l'd,Yl!7f'I' J. B. Hubbard , Cnfeferiu Trw1.izm'r Wilscin Peevey . PlH'Iitlf7IL'71f6lTilll1 M. Bradheld ..... Historian The members of the Parent-Teacher Association of Highland Park High School are pleased to accept opportunity to greet the students of 1931-52, and to assure each one of our interest in your success happiness through your school life and in all the years which shall follow. It is our aim at all times to encourage all the activities of the students, and we seek to cooperate in every Way with the administrae tion, teachers, and students, working always toward a higher idealism, and happy and prohtable school life. Sincerely, HIQHLA ND PARK HIGH Scuooi. PARl'.N'l' AND ,l4EACHI-.R AssocIATIoN. Mas. R. C. ljUNl AP, Pwxiilefnl.

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Mi1.BiiN W. Wlsi-1Mix 'n For the.pnst four years we ve lid s, euder a man who has proved himself Zl friend to every si de is Highland Park High School, who has ever been ready to give e couraigenient and assistance in every school activity, and who has won the respect and admiration of the student body and faculty for his energy, ability, and justice-our principal, Mr. Wise- man.