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

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The Parent-Teacher Jssociation 1927-1928 H'- 1 ,Rh the Oak Cliff Iarent-Teacher Association roll called, to be answered by the good deeds done in the name of the organization, each member would score one hundred per cent on the marvelous achievements of the year. The aim of the Parent-Teacher group during the session has been to solve some of the problems affecting student life, Which has created a fuller sympathy between parent and teacher. It aimed, more- over, to support heartily the program of the school, supplement- ing wherever it might for a greater development of the school program. Finally it has Worked to that end Where principal, teachers, and pupils may know that the organization stands ready to co-operate with them in their many activities. In a Word, the association has made a great effort to accomplish its aim, and in every Way lit harmoniously into the Work of the school in a helpful manner. Never before has the Association Membership been so large. Never before have the teachers scored one hundred per cent in membership, a fact which is stimulating to the organization, for it has made possible a genuine Parent-Teacher Association. And never before has there been a more unselhsh, untiring, courageous president than Mrs. Charles C. jones, under whose leadership the association has Worked. At each meeting of the month a lecture by representative men and women has been presented, carrying out a program of sub- jects on the Psychology of the High School student, as suggested by the Dallas Council of Parents and Teachers. Moreover, the association has functioned in a helpful manner towards the various activities of the school. About fIOO0.00 has been disbursed in meeting the needs and demands of the school. The entire membership expresses its appreciation for the hearty co-operation of the teachers and the kindly counsel of the Principal, Mr. Adamson.

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