South Oak Cliff High School - Den Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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WEEKLEY WEAVER PAT WEEKLEY Football Captain. Basketball. Most Popular Boy, Acorn Stalf, All City Half '22, All Southern Full '22, Sec't. O Association '22. The name of Patricio, the Great will never be forgotten in Oak Cliff. for he stands for all that is best and Hnest in sportsman- ship. He stayed with us long enough to win half the feminine hearts and to supply almost a third of the ladies with sweaters. EVELYN WEAVER Secretary of Senior Class, Girl Reserves A Club, Assistant Editor of High School Wee student whose Geometry and Chemistry kn that inhabit the same classes. Anyway. she CATHERINE NELMS journalism Staff. Girls' Club. Dark and M1 Q NELMS WOOLF JACK PARKS Football '22. Unlike the other Dallas Parks--Jack does not close at 11 p.m. He frequently sleeps during class but is said to be a regular night owl at the P. 8: P. Club. ALICE PREWITT Girls' Club, Acorn Staff, Library Swimming Club, Basket Ball Team, Scholarship Club. A bg nrl with lots of sense and non-sense. A udxcious xture of these two will accomplish wonders-- tor M balky Ford. MARY JO STROTHER iris Clu X Scholarship Club Orchestra, Senior Play, nt of Class. This little piece of femininity '-'N if L child, although she goes ina pit-a-pat man- y : -ru-.gf . H 3925 'f x-LJ. 11,0 fr ' .- .. ..,eAsA. A' V i . f f....gggfrQK..zis-,, . . , q. ' la AA, .Y ' Z . lil I been a marvel of the age, at least to the V- ffl Q, '- 4' a a a. Q- 3 - 1, - ' 9.1.5 f V ' J- , . ish' K Q I A Ji' 1 -. . ' i ,.'-f5?' .'s1-'cg A ai PM :....g.r, w r. fe strangely sweet. C. N. got a late start in Oak Ciiii ut she helped make history while she was therel DAVID WOOLF Senior Play. A friend in deed is a friend in need. Going to be a famous tennis player. He found out what racquet meant Senior day-- and he likes the way they count H30-love. PARKS PREWITT ner V ust have heart trouble or at least causes it! ERNEST KEPKE Football, Public Speaking Society. If he may try and try. he may succeed, by and by. The way he mis- treated the English Language we think he aspires to be a prize fighter. STROTHER K1-:PKI-: Page Twenty One

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BRYAN LAYTON W. il. BRYAN Acorn Staff, Football, All City Center, Senior Major Dallas Cadets, O Association. Red is the ladies' man all right. but on the football team he's everywhere, and always there. Mercy! Since he won the Valentino loving cup for dancing we have heard that he is going to the Sahara to play S-h-kl MARWOOD LAYTON ..1j'iQ.f,L,g,gg ,. Like a lady from n far countree is Marwoodlffln spite V SHEPARD LAWSON MYRA HARRIS Girl Reserves. Myra is the very soul of honor and goodness and as arfriend she is ace high.A Sounds like she might play bridge. but nothing so frivolous for her! ESTH ER HILL 2 Q ,Girls' Club Acorn Staff Esther is the sort ' fihyvhom one comes for advice, may gen- era y ken and profited by She is gifted with of her prospects of zu brilliant, artistic career, ' 'is feamQ51jw rnessl d versatility. She is almost too good for her preference is for one less artistic, but m 'shalligd V est OQQS--but we love her just the same. say--more domestic? Us 5, f A I E ' A 3 noizornv SHEPARD ,Qi AUC ,SMITH D I 'PHS' Club- Cmhy 2 WS Y, A. bw'tif1d..stfigzn::a'gL,.5h.i: to attend O. . Hi. But I now we co 92 EEL, ble to the young lady' and we are in no po- along without her. You see in this case good t tfgs are just bound to stick together! HOMER LAWSON Pep Squad. Holm-r is everybody's friend--in fact some of the Senior girls like him extremely well, even if he does believe in paying as you go, but not if you intend going for goorl. llA1uus HILL sition to dispute his choice! L ' IRENE SCALES Radio Club, Girls' Club, Commercial Club. Let us have many like her down herc, capable, friendly, kind and sincere. A Since it is said one can not have too much of a good thing, isn t it too bxul Ircnc wasn't twins. SMITH SCALES Page Twenty

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HACEMANN STEVENSON VICTOR HAGEMANN Sport Editor High School Weekly, Oak Staff, Senior Play. The kind of a boy we all want to have around, even, if he does like snipe hunting. He always in- tended to be a business man until after the Senior play but now he is slipping toward the white lights of Broad- way and reads all he can find about John Barrymore. IRENE STEVENSON TAYLOR LINDBERG CORDYE BROWNLEE Captain R. O. T. C., High Y Club. Good natured, believes in trying for anything even if you don't succeed as in the 1Senior Playl. 'Tis said he loves the name of Abner as well as the curly haired lady who lives across the way. VIVIAN STOKES SFUIO' Flay ,232 UA Vglld' Ilgshgffili calildeasi . .. ,am-.gg little delicacy just made to Fit the heart of a O our feng' mlnus I' e. WP 1 lf' e W' ' 7 Q -- 5 i5li ' 5 'fi f ut 1t's got to be a big heart controlled by a red now and the-n just so it xsn t carried too f an Ve A i heads' - f. rounded by gold dollars handsome friend never goes too far--even ' . 1 dn f, . . f ' by moonlight she always gas back at any rlfy . Wh - DOROTHEA ELZEY DIXIE TAYLOR ' ls' If-a Faithful to duty, successful in under Girls Club. Oak Staff, Senior Play. The 1,111 ' ' 'nga e to friends, loyal to ideals. We don't think . l A w X ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' . . girl we know, even if she is far around. ' ' Q n fun an duty clash, let duty go to smash ' This U- , Dixics motto and she is getting away VX 'W EARL LINDBERG Scholarship Club, Catalogue and Pennant Committee, Senior Ring and Invitation Committee,Treasurer Jan. Class, Aeorn Staff, Senior Play. Earl is a help to all. ln fact, we don't know what the Senior play could have been without him. Shh! Some think it might have been more successful if Earl had loved a little more gracefully. BnowNLr:i: Srolcss t t S 2' tends to be an und: rtaker She dances too JY JACK SPEARS Five minute talk Contest, Debating Society, Vice4Pres. of jan. Class. Speed-speed! That's jack's middle name when it comes to talk. In my youth, said jack, I took to law and argued each case with my wife. Of course I have no wife so I iust imagined her. If I had one I'd talk her to death--anyway. ELZEY Seimas L Y fY Y V l Page Twenty-Two