Polytechnic High School - Parrot Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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JHDJIEJIIDIIHEAGIIDN To the secretary who is never given a task too difficult to administer, who was never known to utter the words, It can't be donef' but one who, regardless of the seriousness of the responsibility, always wears a smile, one who rejoices over our most worthwhile achievements and sympathizes over our most disheartening failures-To the unfailing friend, who not only knows you today, but alwaysg one who makes the person unknown about our school comfortably at home by her ever- ready smile and kind word-To the woman, whose life has been the highest type of womanhood, both mentally and spiritually, and whose set example has fixed a pattern which every girl in Polytechnic High School may do well to follow, we sincerely dedicate this book. To MRS. ALICE HALE ...ga To the undaunted spirit of our coach, who, through his persistent efforts, has played a principal part in placing Polytechnic High School in the foreground of the field of athletics, and whose sincerity will be reflected in the minds of the players in the years to come--To the teacher whose purpose it was, not only to improve oneis education, but also to promote higher ideals in the mind of every student, and whose high moral integrity permeating through the minds of all with whom he came in contact, has brought about the characteristic of good sports- manship both on the athletic field and in everyday life-To the man, who, as a coach and a teacher, has set high examples by his unusual character and clean living, we dedicate the theme of this book. To WESLEY W. BRADSHAW

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