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

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OFFICERS GF Tl-IE DADS' CLUB F. G. MUNSEY JACK ESTES . A. H. SNYDER D. G. ELMORE W. W. BROWN W. T. BRYAN JACK MCCLURE E. F. WHITE . . . President Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer . Athletics . R.O.T.C. . Welfare and Education Finance Membersloip We, your dads, have a profound interest in. you, the student body. It is our earnest desire to keep in active touch with the educational system which has so much to do with shaping your careers, so that we may intelligently co-operate with you and the faculty in your scholastic, athletic, and social activities. F. G. MUNSEY, President, E15 Dads' Club.

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I ' I-455' uv-:.q.,.:.o4d-.14.-.-.-.+-.-.-5.-.-.- .-:-.-,.-:+.-1.344,xg.Hg,.,.,.,.:,.g.-.,,.,.,.. -:E2':-291':1 -:-:? -If11 -I-:Ed-:.EJ-:-:EP PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Mrs. H. L. Pritchett . . President Mrs. W. L. Prehn . First Vice-President Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Will Lewis . Cafeteria Treasurer . Ray Carter . Second Vice-President . C. S. Long . General Treasurer OFFICERS OF R. W. Howe . Third Vice-President R. A. Riley . Recording Secretary Cullen F. Thomas .... Library Treasurer G. M. Underwood .... Corresponding Secretary Pat Edwards . . Pariiamentarian Sheldon .... H isforian You have the honor of being the first class to graduate from the new senior high school building. It seems to us to be almost perfect in all of its appointments and equipment. Even though you will not make it your school home for very long, we hope that you will see in its expanded facilities a symbol of the widening of your opportunities as you go out from these new halls into a new life. May its high standards of construc- tion and beauty of architecture inspire you to sturdy living, adorned with fundamental values of life which will give you both courage and happi- ness. Our interests will follow you, and you have our fondest wishes for every'good.thu1g. MRS. H. L. PRITCHETT, President, Parent-Teacher Association. I14I

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iff! -:B-:-922::-:Els-:HEI-1-:f:2:2-:2:1:i-I-:f:a- .. - ,g.g.5.::-5.5.3.5-g.7.5:-5.3.3.-:.5.:.g:.g.g.g.: .?e1?3a:-q:1:aa-:ae:::e::e:r:::ar::aw: 21'55615:Z-5-5-gig!-I-I-:EZ-Z-:EZ-I-I-52-H4121 1-5:1-' -'1-'-'-:-:I:!'I-I-iig:-:-I-1:-:Z :-:-:iz -:-::..'-:-:-. :-:I-: .-:I-. '-:-:J-:4-:I-:-: 1:2:-:f5Q-:-:EEK-2:-:ear-:-:E-:-4-:EI-2ff:f: I extend greetings and best wishes to the June class of 1937, the first to go out from our splendid new high school building. There were twenty-nine members in the class graduating in June, 1924, the first in the Highland Park Independent School District fininshing the four year course, and I believe there are one hundred fifty-five applia- cants for graduation this spring. The members of the class of 1924 set a very high standard of achievement While in the Highland Park High School, and have continued their accomplishments in a very creditable manner after finishing school, and their record has been a continued inspiration to others who have followed them. I hope that your group may set a standard of conduct, scholastic achievement, and democratic participation in community affairs that may, through the coming years, be an inspiration to all those who follow after you. H. E. GABLE, Supc1fi11zfende111f, Highland Park Public Schools. E161