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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1930 volume:

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JW 27 ' f ' MCMXXX PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OAK CLIFF HIGH SCHOUL DALLAS, TEXAS 7 2 2 Q. sf' 'N . - 'N Copyright 1950 ANN x YIFINUI-RS fflifor CLARK ET!-II num .1 BIIAlll4'.X.X Jlumlgvr MMI S Boom r, VIJ1 1 rfmug Qlumzgrr MEMBER xAs 'IGH cnool, 19 2 ,3 Q, '5 lleqc X E SS ' SSOCIATIONX G ,. ah- , 4: r Hu, V. ,. , Y orerzwora' HAT in after years we may have a record of our school acfilfiiies and friends, thai we nzay per- pefzzafe fhe narne of Oale Clif High School, we, fhe editors, and the student hody publish the 1930 Oak. ,H KX C Miss I-IAMMOCK ea'z'5alz'0a HE Senior Class of Oak. Clif High 6l'gC'Cfl0l16lfC'lJf cleclicafcfs fhis rccorzl of fhc school year fo one 'whose cfzfer- ready helpfulwss is a source of ifzsibirafion, zzof only fo fha Oak Siajjf, haf fo the SfIlfI,C'l1f hocly as a whole, aml whos? business ahilify has made pos- sihle fha jnuhlivafiorz of fhis Oak,- MISS CHRISTINE HAMMOQK O .. 'Q h . 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Zumwalt Rules: Wvlfarv: Alex W- SPCHCC, fslwiflfldll Dr. David W. Carter, jr., fbairnzan Dr. David W. Carter, -Ir. Mrs. VV. A. Leeper Mrs. W. P. Zumwnlt Mrs. W. P. Zumwnlt Spvvial: Alex W. Spence, flmirnzun L. O. Donald E. N. Noyes -- . .1 Q ju' f' 'fl f LLLW.. , il Lf' LJ!! . 'x .. u 1 W. H. Awxmmx PTillCffMlg A5 We Know Him We know we are doing nothing new, Mr. Adamson, in congratulating you Upon your wide-spread fame, We would say a word just the same. Although we seldom sing aloud your praise We think of you throughout the days, Think of you as loving, kind-hearted, and true, Think of you as always backing our white and blue. Youire more to us than merely a principal, Mr. Adamson, you are our prince and pal, You are the one who, through all the years, Has shared with us our joys and tears. In your face beams the glory of joy In knowing and loving each girl and boy, From the heart of each student old and new Comes the true praise- Mr, Adamson, we love you -WILMA KINNAMON. We O0 MRS. MRS. MBS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MBS. MRS. MRS MRS. Parent- Ykaolzer Association WM. A. BASOM R. B. KENNEDY S. HETHERINOTON W. A. LEEPER . OFFICERS Trosideuf Firsf Vim'-Tresidefzf Svcond Vice-Trcfsidcflzf . Third Vice-Tresidonz' G. C. WHIPKER . . R. F. HENDERSON S. COGBURN . E. E. WEST . . ORAN ROWNTREE J. C. JUDGE . . TOM COOK, JR. BERT PARRISH . S. CHAS. HOPKINS F ou rfh Vice-TJresia'e11t Fifth Vice-Tresidelzt . Sixth Vivo-Tresidelrt Sovezzfh Vice-Trosident Recording Secretary . . Corrospozzding Seorofary . . . . S . . 1 Treasurer H isiorimz Tarlialrrzolziary Referee We ook Z X1 X X Z x X f ., .. . ,- 4 - K , 'ffuf-.,gsf??6'j i -' . . ,,.y-1-w '- '- ' 3 Perm 1- Teacher A y.v0c'z'atz'011 The Oak Cliff High Parent-Teacher Association was organized in 1901. Through these twenty-nine years the growth of this association has been steady and constant. We report this year a membership of over three hundred active members. The President of the association is a messenger from the association to the faculty, and by a close contact with the latter learns the needs of the various departments of the schoolg then she turns the responsibility of the work to the respective departments. 'l There are six departments in the organization with chairmen under the super- vision of each department head. The departments are as follows: l QU Organization Department which is supervised by Mrs. S. Hetherington. The department's duty is to take all responsibility concerning the membership, com- munication, service, courtesy, and transportation of the club. QZJ Program Service Department whose head is Mrs. NW. A. Leeper. This de- partment's duty is to provide for the year book, entertainments, refreshments, prografms, and decorations. 135 Public Welfare Department which is supervised by Mrs. Whipker. This department's duty is to make decisions concerning the juvenile Protection, Girls' Stu- dent Loan and Thrift, and Adamson Loan Fund. 141 Educational Department is supervised by Mrs. R. F. Henderson. This de- partment's duty is to promote and sponsor art, music, R. O. T. C., scholarship, and library work. fij Health Department is directed by Mrs. S. Cogburn. This department's duty is to sponsor athletics, social and student hygiene, and physical education in the school. f6j Efficiency Department is supervised by Mrs. C. C. Jones. The duty of this department is to take care of finances, house and ground problems, magazines, and matters of publicity. As a result of the function of each department the various phases of the school work are properly cared for. The girls and boys of high school age certainly need unlimited help through counselors, guides, and real friends, and the Oak Cliff High School and its organiza- tions fill this necessity. Ability to guide wisely at this time is a real test of parent- hood. The High School Parent-Teacher Association can be made a clearing house for ideas in developing the character and growth of youth. This organization endeavors to assist parents who are poorly acquainted with the aims of the many interesting educational activities of the modern high school. We stress the co-operation between the school and the home in daily study preparation. We strive to have our school head the list of the six high schools in the city by reduc- ing the number of absentees and tardies. One of our two outstanding objectives is to promote scholarship among the stu- dent body. This phase of ouriwork is emphasized in our meetings and through the co-operation of the teachers. Our association endeavors to increase the members of the Scholarship Club by giving parties and entertainments for those who achieve the honor of membership in the club. We offer a cash prize to the underclassman who attains the highest average for each semester. Another of our main objectives is to supervise the welfare work in the school. This work is being promoted through the continued co-operation of Miss Graves with the Parent-Teacher Association. With the zeal and energy already manifested in the past by the faculty, student body, and parents there is all evidence that the work of the association can attain a still higher level. The Dads' Club in Oak Cliff High is a very active organization which works for the, welfare of the school. There are fifty-one active members in the club. i .if We O0 AUAMSQN, W. H. Anumu Ll., Hr I,I N . Al I xANm ln, l..wu.x . A1.l.l N, Huw ,uw A. AN1mlusoN, W. M. . BAM lc, Bl ,xUl.Au . BAKIR, Nlll Bl l.l., ANNA l5l,1.1,, RU'Ili . . . Bl1NNI ss, Gr xmlmxn lhmM1.l'l 11, NUNNII C,xmNl ss, Immm 1 1. CAM1-nl 1 1, L. li. . Cl.: Mn NT, Nx1,1.n D, Cu Ml Nr, W. B. . C1 wl-'1'l'l , Mmm' Loulsl CZUOPI 11, Bl um . CQKANI, Annu l,URllI I'T, XV. P. . lim Nlmlu, III NRII rm F.u,1.s, LAUR.-x . . GZl.1,i wil, ll. H. CQRAVIS, FANNII lflAMIlTUN, Lucpv . l'1AMIl'lON,XVNh'l'. . HAMMucgx, CIHRISFINI llfxluui, IN1Alu.Alu 1' . H.mx'1lNu, Mu' M. Illsrlk, H. B. . lIlc.c.lNno'11mM, I,muN1 ll0llN, lIl'l,lN R. . KI Nllllll K, MARY KING, Roar mm . l,,xNc,1mm, WJINNII . I,ll'l'W'IK.H, L. Ci. . l.uMvn1N, Mfxum N1LI.Aluu', AL.A'l'll,x NIANN, IINU, A. NIATHI ws, H. T. . NMJIKRISON, MARY . Nl Wm wmv, liUulN1.x Numa, W'lN'l'oN liuc.1Nn PATIKILK, ANN1-. . . P1'r'l'x', N1.-XRVIN I,. Roc11u'l r, IWAIH 1. . Roorls, Vl1mlNu li. Rum-1N,RUlH . SMITH, R. N. , . S'1'u,u mN, l,ll,I.lAN TAX'l.K7lK, Nlll. R. 'l'1l.x.l,Y, FUNK! . NXMLKLR, CLARA Rum Family Snriul Srirllz - 1K'1'0ll7lffll.Q . . . 'l'rim'i1n1l l',l'l'VIl'l7 uml Frzgliwlr . . . Ijlmzrmu fFIullm1mIn'x . Slmlby Ilull w NIulln'111ulim . 'T YiH'1l'YHlfl,L1 . . llivlnry . . . fxflglikfl Sm'm'lury In 'Prirwijmf . . . 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'Prexidmf SIDNEY MGROBERTS Virz'-'Prcxiflwzf RALl'H TINKLE . . Scuwfary WILLIAM WEBB . . KTH'dS7ll'l'7' WINIFRED MOORE wlcoru Reporter HELEN KELLY . .... Sorial fbairnzan ALLEN BIRMINGHAM . . fbairman Ifzvifufimz f0lIZlHifff'U MISS BERTA COOPER AND MISS HELEN AIJUIIDELL . Sprmxors Scfaol arslai 19 Grou p BOONE, JAMES DALIALY, CHARLES CARTER, VIRGINIA HENDERSON, LIZNA COLE, GILLON THOMPSON, PHYLLIS DALIEY, CHARLES . . . . VaIva'if'1'oria11 B Q Q Sulufaforian GONE, JAMES ' l Higbrfxf Fozn'-Yvar Qfalwrugv CARTER, VIRGINIA . Higbcsf Ulwrugv of Cjirlx ,Kwai-an dwgpr ,7yq1Ig,qr,,i-fwmv f- x5eff'2ff's4e g12ir-?-germ 'ai MARIE LOUISE ALLEN Entered from Marshall High. Tennisg Art Clubg Girl Rescrveg Gym Demonstra- tion. A loyal heart and a brave xpirit. DOROTHY BAKER Entered from Central. Gym Demonstra- tiong Pep Squadg Poppy Saleg Spanish Clubg Style Show. So mozlexf, half her worth ix not known. MARGUERITE BARRETT Entered from Forest High. The right angle lo approach a rliffiruli propoxiliou is fhe try-angle. ALLEN BIRMINGHAM Entered from Central Oak Cliff. Span- ish Clubg 4B Class Officerg 4A Class Officerg Dramatic Clubg Senior Playg Arm' when n lurly'x in ibn fuse, You know all oihrr ilaingr give place. JAMES BOONE Entered from Sunset. Preident 4A Classg President Scholarship Clubg Circulation and Advertising Manager Oakg Hi-Yg National Honor Societyg Winner Jno. E. Morris' Attendance Peng Footballg Trackg Oper- etta. Our Prerialeni-first in scholarship, first in urliriiier, and first in the hearts of bit rlassmalrx. JERALDEAN BRAY Entered from Central. Re-entered from Denton High '28, Scholarship Club. ' Sweet promptings unto kinzlzfxt deedx were in her wry look. NORMA BRITAIN Entered from Azle High, Girl Reservesq Dramatic Clubg Music Clubg Oak Staff. WN saw her vharming, but we xaw no! half the charm ber modesty co11real.t. DICK BURKE Entered from Hogg. City Crack Co.g State Crack Co.g Rifle Teamg Camp Dal- lasg Best Corporal '28g Color Sergeant. He thinks lhe world was made for fun. We l . if - . 1, . ,, , . .9 , 1 1. ..4f.ta--W, ..,- M JANE BUTTERFIELD lfntered from Reagan. Pep Squaclg Gym Demonstrationg Operetta. Slu' ix gvullr, sbt' is xlryg Bllf tl9rrr x nlixrbief in her rye. VIRGINIA CARTER Entered from Bryan High. Seliolarsliip Club 4 yearsg National Honor Soeietyg Dramatic Clubg Baking Contest. Her 7IlU1l4'5fj' ix fl vumllm' lo ber mf'Vilx. DICK CHAPMAN Entered from West Dallas. Lieut. Col. RO.T.C.g Crack Co.g Captain of Rifle Teamg Camp Dallas Commanderg Dramatic Clubg Cadet Officer. XVIWTI br' xfzcukx no! Iikv u 1'ili:c 1, you find him a xnlflirr. V. F. Crmsxa, Jn. limered from Reagan: President French Clubg Basketballq Crack Co. City and Stateg Dramatic Clubg lst Lieut. R.0.T. C.g Senior Play. Tha, momlrst, on bis 11ln'u1fu1rn1sn':l brow mzlurr bus MTHft'll'-Gl'lI1!l'llIdIl. ESTELLE Corn A willing and faitliful worker, unselfisli in lier service to otliers. GILLON COLE Entered from Central. Crack Co.: Traekg Scholarship Club. lf muflers noi wha! mvn axiunn' io Inf: Or goml, or fluff, lbfy are lm! wlml they arf. KATHRYN CONIBEAR Entered from Reagan. Home Economics Clubg Dramatic Club. Clmrnm alrikv flu' sigh! um! mvril winx lbr' muff' LENA MAE CUNNINGHAM Entered from Reagan. Home Economics Clubg Poppy Saleg Pep Squad. A truer friend could not be found. 3 fu, I f 14,3 ' ffxfff r ' j' k,!iG..fc'.J -1 . ..,-5. CHARLES IJALIQY Entered from Reagan. Scholarship Cluhg National Honor Society. Ht' uvlx ff xrbnlur, aml 11 rijm 111111 Xllllll 0lll'f EXl'FA'tlfflg zrisr, fair xjwrzferrl, 111111 11i'r- xumlirzg. JACK DAVIS Entered from Commerce High. Foot- ballg Basket Bnllg Hi-Y. Tbz' l'l'tl.Y0lI 1l'f7j' girls go lo fnoflzall QQIIIIIFX null tiny 1111lil Ihr' lust. HAL GREEN Ifntered from Central Oak Cliff. Gulf lcilnl. ll ix ,quail I0 Iwrlglfn-11 In Ihr' fail ll XIIIIN-1' IIIIIOZI. HAZFL GOODMAN Iintered from Reagan. Social CLOIIIIUHICCQ Gym Demonstrationg jr. Orchestra: Ro- tary Pageantg Poppy Girl: Spirit Of l'lLllIA cation Pageant. Prp, P1l111'l1, Pf'r.vr1:1111ily-fbi' wry will of g1'11iality. MARIE HALL Iintered from Reagan. Poppy Girl. Om' who kWUll'X Ibrrv ix u way runl fimls il. LENA HENDERSON Entered from North Dallas High. Pan- Amcrican Leagueg Operettag G. G. Clubg Trio and Quartctg Spanish Club. I do but ring IIITNIIXI' I must, A1111 jwijw 1111! ax Ihr' linmflx ring. MARY HODOE Entered from Hogg. P1'r'1'ious arlirlrx FUIVII' ill .vumll fuavk- ugvxf' RUTH IRWIN Entered from Reagan. Girl Rescrvesg ZA Vice-Presidcntg Economics Club. Si111f11ic'ity 111111 IlLIf7H'!lllIl'X5 Flllllbilll' fo 11111110 bw' ll'01'flI u'bil1'. ,te 3 1 QQ? 1.-F 1.. HELEN KELLEY Entered from Reagan! Secretary 3A5g Social Clmirmnn 4B's and 4A'sg Gym Demonstration: Operettn. A nm' ronzjrniinzl of mlility, frolir, anal fun. u LUCILLE KENNEDY Entered from Bowie. Girl' Reserves: Operettng Poppy Sale. A gif-I uv' .111 likFTXIl'l'I'f anal fgricnrlly. SIDNEY KENNLDY Crack Coq Vice-President Ercncli Clulug Senior Pliiyg Iirencli Plays: Dramatic Club: Basketball. 'l'bi.r fellow jaivkx nlv wif, fix jnigvonx Inav, Anil nffvrx if again n'l1c'n Ion' mlnlb 11lr'ux1'. NORh4A IQEPKIT Entered from Central Oult Cliff. Boys' Glcc Clulug football. May ln' ilu fix n'z'll in ilu' n'01'l1l fix in 11llJlr'fi1'x. BAILEY IQINSER Entcrecl from Hogg. Dr'Srril1i' Irinz mlm run An ulvrizlglzlrnl of all fha! ix plraxanl in 1n1m. ROBERT IQIRBY Entered from Fore t Higli. R. O. T. C.g Sclwlarsliip Club. Im! bin: lirr' fo be Il lbnnxunil. H1 s a l'l'glIll1l' fvlluu' nnrl wr 'want bill! rm furlll. TYLER CLAIRK KNIGHTEN Entered from Hogg. Bryan Higlx '26: R.O.T.C.g Best Private Co. B '27g City Crack Co. A qnivl fllllglll' xlanwx u win' bf-ml. CHARLES LAMB Entered from Central. Home Room Representativeg Footballg Vice-Prcfident Typewriting Classg Working Boys Club. Wfbo brings szmxbine into the life of Olbvrx, Brings xuuxhim' in bis own. - - 1.-'r .. 1 sift' , Y r fr if .ff 'Q ' av.,-4 Lf EVELYN MCCULLOCR Entered from Hogg. Sponsor Co. D.g Public Speaking Contcstg Senior Orchestrag Music Study Clubg Glce Clubg Senior Playg Oak Staffg Dramatic Clubg O. C. H. S. Queen in Santa Claus Parade. 'Wlvhrrr' is ibm' flower lbul t'blH'HlX nr xr: -In My soul or in thy r3fc'?', MILDRED MACDONALD Entered from Bryan High. Scholarship Clubg Spanish One-Act Playg Dramatic Club. Wfitll gran' to ll'fI1 rzml bear! lo boltf AL LYNN MCROBIiRTS Entered from Reagan. Gym Dcmanslra- tionq junior Orchestrag President Girls' Glec Club: Poppy Girlg Acorn Staffg Op- erettag Spanish Club. Anil ax Mu' lrripbl' KIIII glo1'ifi1'.t flu' sky, S0 is ber fart' illlllllifllll zwilb frm' eyes. SIDNEY MCROBERTS Vice-Preidenl Senior Class: Vice-Presi- dent Hi-YQ Scholarship Clubg Acorn Re- porterg Baseball. Wfbaf r rr ln' dial was Jour' will: in muclr caxv, lu bin: ulom' 'lwrlx 7l11f7lI'!1l In lwlraw. MUIKIIAY MELTON Entered from Reagan. Glee Clubg Op- erettag Library Assistant. Murray fbillkX il'x foo 121111 lo If-I xlmfirs irzfwrfm' zviflr tr bigl: xrlmol rdurulion. XVINIFRHD MOORE Entered from Bryan High. Senior Playg One-Act Playg Scholarship Clubg 4A Acorn Reporterg President Dramatic Club. Her bfllllfjt' ix IDL' kind fbaf is more Ibarz skin 4111-17. FLORENE ELAINE MURRA Y lintered from Reagan. Scholarship Clubg French Cluhg Dramatic Clubg Senior Play, Gruciullxly gravef11l um! grurvflflly gra- firms. BARBARA OSWALD Entered from Hogg. Pep Squadg Gym Demonstrationg lA Chairman Program Committeeg Operettag 4A Social Com- mittee, Oak Ctaffg Dramatic C'ub. It'x the mugs sbt' sings and the smilrx :be 'wears Thai vrmlezic tba slmxbinr r'z'rryzL'l1rrr. a rf ll ky' Q' fl! ' I x, Kiaitwiw PA'1'v Entered from M. G. lfllis, Fort W'urtl1. lli-Y '29, Om' of flmir' full, ilurk INVIIH ll'ul for- flllll' fell1'r.v MM ulmuf. LILLIAN Pi1'r'1'x' Entered from Bowie. Poppy Saleg Girl Reserves. Lilliall lmx a Alllflt' Ibn! ilm'.w1'f VIII! off. Mnmuzn Pimrimu linleretl from llngg. Gym lleinonslrn- tion: Operettng Glee Club: lJr.1n'i.1lic Club. Wfbvu flwingx go u'r'ou,q ilu' iillgx ll mug and fulilx u yuril of imilrx. GFRARD R HOAIJS Entered from Milford High. MMI of few xrnrilx are nffinnxv lrmf. EDWIN SHULL. Entered from Hogg. Camp D.ill.v.q State Crack Co.g City Crack Co.g Rifle Team. Rowing, not ir'r'ifli11g. MlL.DllIiIJ SIIJMAN lfntered from Bowie. Girls' Glue Clubg Spanish Club. Wfben ilu' bull lm.i'.vr'1l, il .m'1l1m'J like ilu' cwzsirzg of l'A'tlllif'ift' zuuxir. CZATI-IRON SYWITII Entered from Central. Gym Demon- strationg Pep Squadg Puppy Snleg Spanish Club: Style Show. Ieufelx of gl0ll'iIIX .vplvmlur ami .iillzx of Ilrillianl lnxlrr zwn' fuxfiiorlzwl for .iurb fix xlvr. PHYLLIS THOMSON Entered from Hogg. Prerident of Art Clubg Trearurer of Dramatic Clubg Gym Demonstrationg Library Aesistuntg Oak Staffg Scliolarsliip. She but Ibn! guy and xizllry HYIJ' ibut nmlzvx ux wufrb bw' zciib zleliglmlf' :H f j?P'qaiFik-qv q-- Y RALPH TINKLE Entered from Reagan '26. Hi-Yg EA and 4B Class Presidentg 4A Class Secre- taryg Dramatic Clubg Acorn Staffg Schol- arshipg French Club. WiilJ careless jfs! mul humor o'r'r ull, Hz' ligbfrns Ihr' fares thu! mum! us roll. DANA VAN NEST Entered from Duncan, Oitla. Gym Demonstrationg Girl Rcscrvcsq Art Cfuhg Scholarship. She not only draws -wiib ber clever fingers, hu! in like zlegrec with her smil- ing fflt'71tl'll7ll'S5.U GERALDINE XVADE Entered from Bowie. Operctta: Blues Chnseris Clubq Girls' Glee Club, Assistant Student Counselorg Scholarship Clubg Girl Reserves. Sorm'finu's working, mmefimrx playing, always enjoying life. RUTH WAI,RAVEN Entered from Shreveport, La. Art Clubg French Club. XVC all lomwl ber' uml Il'c'll worfb il wus sbr. WELDON WEA'PPIEliALL Entered from Central. Operettag Crack Companyg R. O. T. C.g Glcc Clulng Ra- dio Club. Hr whistled as be ufulkrd for want of worry. WIL1,IAM VJEBB Entered from Central. Scholarship Cluhg Trackg Senior Plnyg Footballg 4A Class Treasurer. Thr' fyfu' of boy ibut Cvrlaifz Iitllc blomlcx fall for. HARRY WILI.IAMs Entered from Hoge. French Clubg Hi-Y. He um! to br' a woman-lnulrr lm! lalvly -Awbal u rlmngc. VIRGINIA VVooI:s Entered from Bowie. Pep Squadg Poppy Girly junior Playq Dramatic Club: Secre- tary of Choral Clubg Senior Playg Oak Staff. A lilllr' rlfar whose nzvnzory will lust forever. IN I me OQYLB Howmm BROWNF Entered from Regan H11 Vl!'7l!IYblf7 lm: 11 poufzr lo sonllu' 1 lll'fl0l7 111 the rlmkrvt laour EUGENE II1uc1csoN Fntered from BOWIC Football Basket ua '11 alhlrlfrv he hav worked and uorlzml fum' lt mmf br mul thut lm duly I vhzrk eff BURNAI HAYS Fntcrcd from Marlm Hlbll School Boys Glen Club H1 Y In buvlerl lull be nas 1on111lerr'1l !11l 11111 In Inu! lu 111141115 xr! Ihr pan' W1111A1v1 R KFLLFY lntercd from Wmndrow Wll90ll Com m1ss1oned Offlccr R O T C Cruk Company D1,b'1t111g Club Sptmsll Club Class Off1ccr H1 Y H1 noni urgm he 1111111111 LEON RIATHIS Entered from Bryan H13,l1 1111 goo111111fu1111 111111 I an no pn f!'l11IOHS HAROLD Moons Entered from Drumr11,l1t H11,l1 Glee Club Football Operctm Cllcer Lwclcr Graduated 1n Iunc Euvjbozly up and gin mm' or 1111111 ELIENE RAWLINS Optrctta Mus1c Study Club Blues Chasers Club Treasurer of Orchestm All C1ty Orchestra Rotary Pageant Pretty and 11110 pap HAROLD WRIGHT Entered from BOWIE li'1 no! always the ast ones the ran, but Ilan 11 nzent oucv. thu! wuz Y f 1 '-1 -p 1 1 5,1 gig. , 4 1 l ll. ' 'H . A' , I -1 .111 Trztckg Footballg D Clubg Oocrcttag , l h , - .il 1 y -1 , , y , ,, , ,Lv I . - , .1 '.' 111 11 ' I PP , ,Y E ' ,, ' f , .Yi ' f f - f ff - . l I if 74,2 if ,f',.'-fe , to L, ,L l 1 s. l 1 .1 l 1'+v1-xfit-w.1fq1q-W-lqggs-uq,Qsggna, Farewel! 0516 Clyf Oh, Oak Cliff, with dear menfries of you we go Out into the world-come weal, come woe We We shall ne,er forget your glorious atmosphere, shall always remember you and yours as sincere. We We We, shall think of your faculty so loving and true, shall think of its patience in seeing us through, There was our own faculty to brace us-to make u We've had so many good times within your walls, So many laughs when walking down your halls, So much fun on your campus, so many joys, Never realizing how fortunate--just girls and boys. Although your doors to us be flung open wide That joy we once had will ever more be denied- That joy of freedom and fellowship with youg May we leave a message with your students true? Oh, you who have those golden years before you, We implore that you keep your courage true, May you keep Oak Cliff's banner unfurled To radiate its beauty o'er all the world. -WILMA perhaps, will recall some time when we were sad, s glad KINNAMON CSURTIS HORN I.I1xvIs KIISIY . X. CLARSON . BII.I, XVI-1IsS'I'IfR . . MRS. CIIARLIQS 'IQAYLOIR MAROARIFI' PARKS . . LUCIIl,l,Ii MASSIQY, FAYIZ BILLY BURRIQ . I,II.I.lAN SMITI I, WIQNIJY' FIOYII l5AVIS . 4B Uffcers CAYTON, BURI ORI1 LOwI:, XVATSON, BILLY BURK1-l, . 'PI'f'xizfr'IIf Vin'-'l7I'I'xizlI'IIf . Sc'z'I'z'fary 'TVl'tIXIll 1'I' . . SIPUIIYUI' Soriul filldiflllllll Sofia! fflllllllilffl' Illlfftlfillll fflllllllifffi' Svbolarsbijn Group MAGNA CUM LAUDE LOWIQ, BLIRVORIJ, 96 SIaLI.I2RS, DICK N1UIII,AN, JAMES, 95 S'I'ARI,INO, IiII.IiFN1i, 98 RAWLINS, ANIFTA, 97 CUM LAUDE AMOS, FRANQIQS BAIIIIWIN, MIXRX' IT. BUIIORI1, MARY ISURRIQ, BILLY CALHOUN, INA CAMPKLI., N1iLI,IIa CIIARSRIQ, JOHNSON CII1fw, WII.I,IAA1 Cl0l4l l-ZY, LIAMIQS COM AN, GIQORGIA CRABI1, SAM cillOSSli'l l', I1AR0l.IJ IDIXIIZ, CHRIS LJRANSI4'Il'I.Il, Am-,I,YNI. F'I'IIIiRIImcII3, CI.AIlK MOOIIY GRAIIAAI, GI-QOlKKjli I-III.NIJIiRSON, ANNA I'1OWl,AND, LAURA -IIQA HAIRIKIS, -IOIIN KIIIOO, MAIKY NIiI,I. L12 VAN, LOIS LINDSAY, GRACE MO0liIi, ROBIilR'l'A SIQMONRS, HIaRIsI'R'I' SMITH, FRIaII GARYIN, LILIIAN TIIOMAS, BEULAII VVIEATHFRBY, PACE XVIQIISIILR, KIANIQ WliIlQII'l', PHAMA r-, I' b I if ,Q UCZYZQ NF '?' FRANCES AMos Entered from Bowie. Gym Demonstra- tiong Scholarship Clubg Poppy Saleg Dra- matic Clubg Oak Staffg Essay Club. HN fricmlsbijw is a flrizrf' PHIL BAILEY Entered from sl. S. Hogg. Entered from Classen, Oklahoma City. Liff1c' bu! louzlg ulwayx on Ihr jump. MARY FRANCES BALDWIN Entered from Denison High School. Ro- tary Pageant: Scholarship Clubg Poppy Sal-eg Debate Club. A merry xoul with a u'i.u' min:1.', MARGUERITA BETRY Entered from Wicl1ita, Kansas. Blues Chasers Clubg Glee Clubg Orchestrag Op- erettag Dramatic Clubg French Clubg President of Music Study Club. Willa wit and gril, for fight sbf x fit. MARJORIE BLAIR Marjorie and her rioling the reully ran play. In Ihr fufure uv' will Sl'I'1HNlLltltIl7l6' Blair here Iorlayf' PAULINI3 BRIDGES Entered from Central Oak Cliff. Pop- py Saleg Gym Demonstrationg Girl Re- serves: Dramatic Club. Modrxly, thou url a jr'u't'1. DOROTHY BROWN Entered from Cedar Lawn. Gym Dem- onstrationg Member of Home Economics Clubg Member of Big Sister Club. Hrre'r lo Ibn' 111110 girl of our lown, Whom' hair is lllurk aml 'wl'oxr vyex are l1r0Iw1. MARY BUFORD Entered from Reagan Junior Orchestrag Senior Orchestrag Scholarship Clubg Oak Staffg Dramatic Club. Her fart' it of u bvuuly rare, more brulllifnl ber mimi. BILLY BURKE Entered from Hogg. Scliolzxrsliip Club: National Honor Society: Class Officer: Oak Staff. Slu'i'i'xx :Ill Illingi. IN Entered will lu' lzix for ln' ix fuitlwful in A MOODIE CALHOUN from Corpus Christi High. Scliolnrsliip Club: Oak Staff: Camp Fire Girls: National Honor Society '30. Ilw' lmrury frivurls lvxiify fo her fun- loring llllllll't'. NIZLLIIZ CAMPBELL lintered tion: Sclio Rirlz in from Reagan. Gym Demonstra- larsliip Club: Big Sister Club. ilu' q1m.'iti1'x of miml :mil lmirt. X. CARSON lll1lCl'CC.l from Hogg. Football: Track: Acorn staff: Secretary of 4B Class: Basket ball: Hi-Y. Although! flu' X in lrii mum' lms l'1I1lAf'Al Illllll-jl fu iivmlvr, Ili' It'UlllAl lmfr for lbw: In know ii um rvully Xylumlrr. SAM A. CARNES lfnteretl from Central. Major R. O. T. C.: Camp D.xll.is tliree years: Five Crack Cos.: Best Captain '29: Member junior Hi-Y: Sec junior Ili retnry of Senior Hi-Y: Spomor -Y '29: Oak Staff. Ilii ln'm'iug .'Il.QlQl'AfA ilu' gr'uili'1m1u you will fiml in lzim. FAY CAY'fON Entered from Wiiliietlczi. Poppy Girl: G ym Dem Class. A llring onstrntion: Social Committee 4B of llmllfy ix tl jay f0r1'l'r'r. JOHNSON CHARSKE llntered from Hogg. Camp Dallas '28, '29: Commissioned Officer '29, '50: Scholarship Club. A gl'lIfll'l7lLlll uml u frm' frirml .i Wll,I,.I1XM P. CHEW Entered from Reagan. Selwlarsliip Club: R. O. T. C.: Acorn Staff. A xmiliug fun' girvx zmiuy grarr. x W- FRANCES Amos Entered from Bowie. Gym Demonstra- tiong Scholarship Clubg Poppy Snleg Dra- matic Clubg Oak Staffg Essay Club. Hur frirmlsbip is a fwrizvf' PHIL BAILEY Fnterccl from S. Hogg. Entered from Clnssen, Oklahoma City. Lillie 11111 lourlg uluuzyx on fbi' ililllfhn MARY FRANCES BALDWIN Entered from Denison High School. Ro- tary Pageantg Scholarship Clubg Poppy Saleq Debate Club. ll merry soul zuiib u wire mimi. MARGUERITA BETRY Ifntercd from W'iclIita, Kansas. Blues Chasers Clubg Glue Clubg Orchestrag Op- crettag Dramatic Clubg French Club: President of Music Study Club. With wil ami grit, for figbl xbv'x fit. MARJOIKIE BLAIR Muriorii' ami ber rioling rbi' rrully run play. In Ibm' flllllfl' ll'l' will Xl'! i'Ull'lLlll'tUIIf' Blair ben' lmluyf' PAULINE BRIDGES Entered from Central Oak Cliff. Pup- py Saleg Gym Demonstrationg Girl Re- scrvesg Dramatic Club. MlI!ll'SfYj', ibou url a jf'u'i'l. DOROTHY BROWN Entered from Cedar Lawn. Gym Dem- onstration: Member of Home Economics Clubg Member of Big Sister Club. I1t'fI S Io fbi' liflle girl of our iown, W'h0.w' bnir ix bluffs ami wlow ryrx uri' bruzwl. MARY BUFORD Entered from Reagan Junior Orchestrag Senior Orchestrag Scholnrahip Clubg Oak Stnffg Dramatic Club. Her fun' is of u llwuuly rare, more bruufifnl bw' mimi. BILLY Buiuui Entered from Hogg. Sclwlarsliip Clubg National Honor Socieryg Class Officer: Oak Staff. Sllriwx will fu' lvix for lm ix failbflzl in ull fl7illlQ.X. INA MOODIE CALHOUN lintercd from Corpus Christi High. Seliolnrsliip Clubq Oak Stuff: Camp Fire Girlsg National Honor Society '30, IIN nmny friuznlx Iexlifwy I0 bw' fun- l0I'iIIllf lmlurr. NIELLIE CAMl3BlfI.L Iinteresl from Reagan. Gym DcinonstrnA tion: Scliolarsliip Clubg Big Sister Club. Riff: in lfn' f11n1.'il.'1'x of miml uml fJ4'url. X. CARSON IlI1lClACd from Hogg. Fooibnllg Trnelcg Acorn Stnflg Secretary of 4B Clnssq Basket ball: Hi-Y. fllffmugbl lfli' X in lziv mum' flux mlusril nmny In iromlur, Ha' IVUIIIAI fmfi' for llrefu lo kllllll' ii inix l't'ilHj' Xylumliw. SAM A. CARNLS Entered from Central. Major R. O, 1. C.g Clamp D.ill.is llirec yearsg Five Crack Cos.: lies! Captain '291 Member Junior Hi'Yg Secretary of Senior Hi-Yg Sponsor junior Hi-Y '29g Oak Staff. lli.x lmlrirzg 5HlQlQA'YfX lfJe gl'7IfIl'llIilIl -you will fiml in lrizfl. PAY CAY'fON lintereel from W'innetlu1. Poppy Cvirlg Gym Dcinomtrnliong Social Committee 4B Class. A llziug of llrirlll-Y ii tl joy fUn'1'z'l'. JOHNSON CHARSKI2 linterenl from Hogg. Crimp lJuIl.is '28, '293 Commissioned Officer '29, '501 Seliolnrwliip Club. A genllrnzun uuil nl lrur friend XVILLIAM P. CHLW lintercd from Reagan. Scliolnrsliip Clubg R. O. T. C.g Acorn Staff. A Xlllilillg fun' giwi niurzy grurr. I' 1 5 if .14-1 f i 1 i 4 I NIARY GlfNE CHILDRIZSS lfnlered from james S. Hogg. Class Lender, Social Chnirm.1n for 313 Class, Girl Reservesg Class Acorn Reporter '28- 'ZVQ Acorn Stnffg l'iXfC!11jJUI'LlIlLlJUS Speak- ing Contest, Dramatic Club Reporter '30. .lluxi-i.r .Ylllflfllg um! really lo gn. LANE CI..Il4'TON Oak Staff Artist. Iliy jwilril ll'LI.Y Xffikiflg, r1'SiXlli'x.r uml ,qiwzili Hii II1LHIIlL'l',l zr'ri'r .Qf!Ifll', vnlrzfilyirig, umf bluilil. JAMES CO1-'I 1iY Ifntered from Sunset. Sunset Hi Band, Spanish Clubg Basketballg ,l1ll1LlliQ Scholar- ship Club. A ililigrul Afllfllrll' null iflr lllllAfl'I' ii fnllll. WILMA C0111 lfntered from Floyd High School. Sec- retary of Dramatic Club. Slut' Inn if .tlnilr for ull, .mil ix u tfuuily gum! xliorl. AGNES COI.EMAN Pep Squad, Scholarship Club, Dramatic Club, fl IIll'l'I'-1' lwurl gow all Ile Jay. GEOIKGIA COMA N lfntcred from Canton High School, Can- ton, N. C. Debating Team, Basket Ball Team, Scholarship Club, Glee Clubg Girl Reserves, Acorn Staff, Several High School Plays. If xilwzrt' it golrlril, in lbvy wry, wlml fllfflllll' rbi' film Ilfl t'!'t'l',Y Jay. SLQLDON COTTON linterctl from Central. Band, Orchestra, Sp.1ni.li Club. Tlwrf' uri' IIUHK' of Mr. SIIIHZIYX umib lri'0l:len1.v fu' lm.i11'f golfrn, Bn! bil zrixi' rzarkx, zu' 4-hm .ix 11111f.-.lmlly l'0fft'llH. SAM CIKAIBIB Entered from llengan. Crack Co. '28g Scholarship Club '27, '28, Linz Award. Ili' ix u mlm, infer' bin: fm' ull in fill. HARO1,D CROSSETT Fntered from Central Oak Cliff. Or- chestra: Library Assistant: junior Hi-Y: Scholarship Club: Linz Award. A num jwx.u'x.n'J of sjnlvmliil fulcnix and u XOIHIKI jlnlgulenf. FLOYD D,tvis Iintered from james Bowie, Officer Hi-Y: Dramatic Club: Radio Club: Crack Co.: Advertising Manager Acorn: Vire- President junior Class: Ring and Invitation Committee Senior Class. Ha' who luugbx lm! bus jus! nluglll fbi' joke. JOHN HARRIS Entered from S. Hogg. junior Hi-Y: Library Assistant: Scliolarsliip Club: Na- tional Honor Society: President Scholar- sliip Club '30. A llfllfill' fyjze of goml bernir :mrrilmml. FRANK DEAN Entered from Tyler Higli Scliool. Pan- American League: City Crack Co.: Camp Dallas: Spanisli Club: lst Sgt. Inf. R. O. T. C. Lillie lm! lauil. JOHN DEERE Ifntered from Bryan High. Track: Senior Hi-Y. Hi' iloex well mlm! lu' umlerlakrs. W. T. DICKSON lintered from Reagan. R. O. T. C.: Crack Co.: Art Ciub. In l7l'lIl'f be ix fuilbful and brulvxf, lu life be is eurmfxl and frur, lu l'0l4l'fl'.YJ' uerer lJe'i lacking, Hrfx u gt'FlflA'lIIllII lbmugb uuu' fbrnugli. LETA MAE DiNRiNs Entered from Bowie Scliool. Essay Club: Art Club: Cvirl Reserves Cabinet: First Prize State Clay Modeling Context '29: President Blues Chasers Club '28: Acorn Artist: Dramatic Club. In framing un urtixl, url' bull: ifi'4'r4'iil, To malzr XOIIH' good, bu! olbvrx fu 1'.vci'eil. ESTA GENTRY Tintered from Bowie. Girl Reserves: Gym Demonstration: Poppy Sale. ll'.t Min' in lu' Hzlfllftll irlieu you uri' nuiurally Hive. EDWIN Douoms Captain R. O . T. C.: Crack Co.: High Point Man Rifle Team '28: Hi-Y: Acorn w --- Staff 30. Wllllltlllyf ,wuz lmli' fu ln' fvii lurgei? Am4L1.Y Nli DRA NSIVIELD Art Club: Treasurer Art Club '50: Oar: Staff: Poppy Sale: Pep Squad. Thin lilllu girl ix krmiru for bw' url, In Unk cliff Hitqfl Srfmnl ifn' :qui fwwr vlurl. CILARK ETH liRIDGli lintered from Bowie. Linz Award four years: ltverts Award: National Honor So- eietyg Harvard Award: Captain R. O. T. C.: Camp Dallas tliree yearn: Officer of junior and Senior Hi-YR: Business Mana- ger of the Oak. Tfrry m'zi'r full :ffm fry. S1li'i'1',u ill- uuyi i'rnu'ux flirir' i'ffm'lx. Lotus L. ESSARY Entered from Central. Glee Club: junior Hi-Y: Senior Hi-Y: Basketball Operetta: Seliolarsliip Club. Frii'r1iHy umf flkril fly aff. FRIEDA FAI 1, lfnteretl from ltlogg, President of 33: Art Club: Dramatic Club: lfasay Club: Puppy Saleg Oak stiff: Sueial Committee '27, TIS. fl girl nw' all lifei'-riiwf will frii'uilly. VIIKGINIA F1-Liuiik llntered from I.. G. C. Academy. Girl Reserveag Dramatic Club. Xfn' it im ui.wf11l1lilgi' nf IIILIIIX' real Vir- limi. JACK Folsom lintered from Hogg. Hi-Y: Hand Con- test '29: R. O. T. C.: Basket Hall: Track. Ill' .iltigwil in lJ1'Ilf4'!1ff!l!1 Iltill zrlferz fu' nut lunl, Bu! 11i'li'r'Ib4'li'x.x In' unix tl likiulflfu lutf. Ltiom FRLIQMAN Entered from Central, Oak Cliff. Op- ereltag C. R. Cabinet: Cirlv' Glee Club: Gym Demonstration: ilournalism '29, '30, llwr fwrl uri' of figlll llrr lmmi' ii ilu' lzir. 2 AJ ' F I Q ' A .1 4' XVILLIAM FULLWOOU Fntered from Ahilene. Graduating from Abilene. A lull nf flzrflle, tl gona' Imy. THOMAS GOODXVIN lfntered from Sunset. ,lunior Hi-Y. WH' all low' ln lium' our Tiny Tim . KI. D. GORIDCJN lintered from 'I'io3.:.1 High School 'ZH Track. A lylvirilf f1ll.til11'.t.t 1111111 ufm lllilkcx flii Ullll umlry ifl fbi' Irrlrlil. GEORGE GIRAHA M Entered from Central High, Muskogee, Okln. '27, Orchestra: Southwestern Or- chestra Delegnre to W'ichita, Kansas: Schol- arship Clubg Secretary Music Study Clubg All City Symphony Orchestra. Ili' Iowx lrii zinlin, lull florx im! m'gA lvrf lwii lwokx. R. L. GUIKIIZY Ifntered from Sunset High '29. Quill' gumf ul 1'i','mrfi'i'. FAYIZ HAYS Entered from Bowie '26. Girl Reserves: Spanish Clubg Morning Choral Club: Dra- matic Clulwg Gym Demonstration. Mi.Yt'l1fl'f lH'l'!l.Y -fVlIIlI fwfr' big lzrozwi t'jl'X. ORA BETH HEISKE1.l. Entered from Hogg. French Club: Gym Demonstration: Scholarship Club: Radio Clubg Dcclaniation Contestg Op- eretta. Tln' zmun' ffm! ilzvrlls on l'l'L'Vj' luugzzr. N0 IIIfII.Xfl'l'l llwilx. ANNA HENDEIKSON Fnterecl from Central. Scholarship Clubg National Honor Soeietyg G. R. Secretary: History Clnbg Editor of Oak. Maile of galil mul irfiife rlury izilziwl zrifli fi'li'11illi11i'.t.i'. A .'f 1 Q. ELMER HIENIZRIKZIQS Entered from Sumet. Ifootball Squad 'Z8g Dramatic Club. 1l.x f11'1'r11111'x ilu' IIUITIL' kuigbl, br 11'11.1 ,q1'111'in11s N1 11ll IX11' l111fi1'.v. KATHRYN Hifss lfnteretl from Bowie. Secretary IB Classg President of IA Class and 2B Clasrq Gym Uemonstrationg Frenclm Club: Freneli Pluysg Big Sister Clubq Operetta. I'I1111j1y 11111 I, f1'11111 1'111'1' I 11111 f1'1'1', Why 1'1111'f lfwvy all fn' 1'1111l1'11f1'1f Iikff 111.'? MILIDIKIEIJ HIN'l'ON lintered from Bowie. Social Committee IB: IB Beauty Contest: 2B Vice-Presidentg Band Sponsor: Opercttag Acorn Staffg Cn. C. Spon-:org Vice-Pieidevt Blues Chasers Club. lI1'r j11'1'lli111'.v.x 111111 g1'111'l1'111'i.t lllzlkt' lufr llllfll 1'X111r111i11g alll!! l111'11f1l1'. LAURA J121xNIa I-IOWLAND lfntercd from Bowie. Scliolarslmip Club: National Honor Sneietyg Oak Staff. Tfmf 1'111'1'.x.-i11yQ LIIILI 1'x'1'11i.til1' g1'111'1'- 111'1'1'1' bohl, 1'1'1'1' 1111 '.-' 1'11f-11'bi11l1 j11.vl tl f:'lU 11111111111 1111.n1'xx. lVlORRI9 BIOWARD lfntered from Reagan. Military: Hi-Yg Footballg Crack Co. We lllllfll Illlf M1111 31111 111111 111 lo.-I, buf lmzi' you f11'11-g'1'1l ll.1' ,q111111'. JESSE IRWIN lfnteretl in '26 from Bowie. Hi' ll'!'ffl'X lililt' 111111 .xjwvukx l1'.tx. Louisr Klnlxlirfv lfntcretl from Central Oak Cliff. Sclml- nrslmip Clubg Gym Demotvtrationg Girl Reserves: Dramatic Club: Literary Club. A f111f-y in 11111 1111'11vl11'1'1f fly f11'1' i111th1'x. LIIWIS KELSEY Captain Football: Butket liallg Track: Acorn Staff: Secretary of D Clubg Dra- matic Clubg Vie:-President 4B-4A Class. I11 11ll1l1'fi1'x nf 1'1'1'rVy kiml, bit 11111111 is i111f10x.s'il1l1' fo fiml. W. JAMES B. JUDGE Entered from Main Avenue High, San Antonio. Spanish Club: Raalio Club, Oak Staff. O, lmu' I low my laxxirf' MARY NELL KILGO Entered from Reagan. Girl Reserves: Operettag Gym Demonstration, Poppy Sale: Attended Hearne High 'ZBQ Dra- matic Clubg Pep Squad, Debate Club. Au ojvcvl-ln'nrfr'J lllflitlfll who rrrll urgur pro am! ron . WVILMA KINNAMON Entered from Reagan. Poppy Girlg Member of Gym Department '26, '27. nwforlb, ronrage, honor, llnzw imlrell your xllxlezmflu' aml birlbriglwf nw. RALPH KINSEY Entered from Bowie. Radio Clubg Member No. I and President Stamp Club. Tlu' very lvrxl 1'oll1'f'fnr of xfuwjrx. JANE KIRBY Entered from Hope Street High, Shreve- port, La., Fall '27. Ax fair in il ifuy in IIIIIIZU JOE LA FOY Entered from Reagan. Military, Candi- date for Linz pin for not being absent in four years of high schoolg R. O. T. C. Crack Co. '28, '29. Hr' ffm! Xl!Iill'S IIIIIVJ' rearlv lfn' M111 of rarllr and lll'1'f'Y' lurk tl fr'ir'ml. KATHRYN LEEPER Entered from Dclbavala School, Fort Wortl'1. Pep Squad, Oak Staff, Scholar- ship Clubg Clafs Officer 'ZXQ Girl Re- serve Treasurer, Program cil11liI'l11k1I'I '29, '30, History Club. She fermzvx ufmf xlor' lznouw n'ln'n xln' kuouxt if. HI1.MER KEl'KE Entered from Central. He sjwukx ufbfn be ix spoken Io. Lois L1-1 VAN lfnturctl from Central. lircncli Clulag Gym lJcmimstr.itiung Litcrary Sucictyg Girl Rcscrvcs: Sclmlarsliip Club. 'Ifn' Hlilllllff 111i41ll1i'1'.x lrilfr ffm' f11'il1'i'.xl luillif. Pllaxlu, I,1a Vila oux l'.lIlCFCLl frnni Central. Poppy Cnntcwtg Gym Demumtrationg Class Beauty '27g Vicu-Pres. 4-li Clam: Cliairman Ring Cum- mirtccg Spnnwnr of Co. B, '29, '30, A jwivffx' frm' ffm! fmt' ii!lr'ilr'li'il Hlclflj' if liul. GRACIA' LINDSAY lintcrctl from Reagan. Sclinlarsliip Club: Naliunal llnnnr Society. Sfn' will rillvvl' fiuil tl any or Illilkl' nmk Fimmczis I,iNns.xY lfntcrctl from Rcagan Sclmul. Wi' ilnrfl .ww flflll UIIUIIIQII lu ffm! 11111 any nf lm fanllx. Blx'l'TY Lou l.INNli lfntcrctl from San Anrnnin. Sclmlarsliipg Girl Rcscrvcsg Spanisli Clubg Pan-Amcrican Clubg Pep Squad: Secretary 3-A Clawug Acorn Staffg Gym l3ui11unstr.1limx. Swim' ii our lwllrzrlg zvil ix fini flu' flllllflf. ll. li. LII ll,I. l'iI1lCIACtl frnin llnncv Cirnvc Higli Sulmul. fl lillli' l1'iIl'NiIl'Q ix il ilu1l.qr1'r1m flllllxfl Bum-oium I.owi-. l'il1lCfLILl from Reagan. Camp llallasg Stale Crack Cu. Drill, '27: City Crack Cn.g lffficiciicy Ping Sclinlarsliip Club: Vice-Prcaiclcnt National llnnor Snuiclyg Oak Staffg Hi-Y. l'ojiulur', umnl, i'rn1gi'f1ml iiml nmifg uni! mmf nf flu' .qirli lfvillk fnfi jvrwffj rilvwi. l..UCll.l,l1 Mixssiw' lfnlcrccl frum Central Oak Cliff. Sclinlf arsliip Club: Sec. and Vice-Pres. Spanish Club: Suu. Pan-American Club: Opuruttaq Gym Dcnurmstrarionq Girl Rcicrvcs. Hillbllll lmxl llrvy mllinlg ln Xlllflt' lltllflfl' flour. HOWARD MAYS llI1lCl'CCl l,l'Ul11 c-Cl'lIl'Lll. lhnd: Orcllcs- lrag Oak Stuff. Call 111' XMIM' ffm muff: of ll ,quogl ff1ir1g? ,Lxcu L. lWCCAlN lfmcrcd from Hogg. Gluc Club: Om:- Act Plnyg lfoutbnllg Opcrcltn. IH uflllvfirx of vzrry kiml, Hil Vljlllll ix Zum! fo fimff' Gxioucgu MQDOW1-11.1. lfntcrcd from Central. Crack Com- pnnyg Sclmlar-'luip Club: Rldio Club: XV. li. C. Clubg Om:-Act Play, llil ffzznrifl' l'l'l'I'I'4lflUII ix fpyizzg fu fmt lm lfzwl in lr f7f!'fIll'l' fmfzlv. Exni lVlIl,l,IiR lfnrcrcll frunw 'lwcmplu Higlx. SPlll1l'll Club. lixil .x .wnilv in ml Dlzlrll vlmzrzxll'--if l'f1fm'x lqluuul. MILDRLD MILLEIK limurcd frum Hogg Sclmul. Stylc slmwg Gym l,CINUI1iIl'1lll0l1. To lfmu' :Mm kfmzz' ffm' Hui, no u'orJs l'LllI fmlulf Aml Mum' mlm kllflll f. m', krwu' all zluznlv fm' fllirlll H1-11.1iN lN'lON'l'GONlIiliY llmurccl from Paris High Scluml. Mukic Study Clubg Opcrcttn. Slu' il umllwl, lm! lm! fmxllflll. D. C. Moonui lfntcrcd from Reagan. Captain in li. O. T. C. Companies, Ofv, if 17. C. Mrmrr' unlzlll rfnlrlgx' fvix imma fu Sfmly llllIl'l'!H MARGAIKKT QMORRISQLY lintcrcd from Hogg. Sclmlnrklup Clubg French Clubg Girl Reserves: Style Slmwg Po Sale- Gym Dcmonfxrgxtiung Dramat- PPY 1 . ic Club. Tlu'r'Nx Hllfllillg ill um lluvll in Sllffl u fl'I1IlIIl'. JAMES MULLAN I-.ntered from Marlin High. Bandg R. O. T. C. Honor Bzinclg Scholarship Club, Senior Orchestra, Sanger Representative, Band Contests, '28, '29, National Honor Society. Nulurr' in lm' frrmlurfions xlmr, uxfvimr By juxf II'l'Xl'l'!'X to wuclr l7f'l'fl'f'fiOllv.Y lmigfvlv. MARGARET PARKS Blues Chasers Clubg Acorn Staff: Poppy Girlg Social Chairman Senior Clas'g junior Orchestra, Scholarship Clubg Operetta, Sponsor Co. B., '30, Glec Clubg Girl Rc- serveg Big Sister Club. Ax .vzurrf ,mtl muxiral at lfrigbl Alwllrlfi lulrf' JUANITA RAWl.lNfjS lintered from Howie. Scholarship: Girl Reserves, Gym Denmnstrationg Oak Staff: Poppy Sale, '26. Tn IQIIOIL' in In 1'xl1'i'111. EL1zA1s1aTH RIZNI-'ROW lintered from Central. Treas. of Class: Girl Reserves, Poppy Srlleg Gym Demon- stration. SIN' ix gum! ill Algvbru, a ltflfi in Cirici, full Ivrrilvlf in nur, uml flmffi' l'lvVyii4's. GLADYS ROBINSON lfntered from Reagan. klr. Orchestra: Sr. Orchestra: Scholarship Club, Music Study Club, Dramatic Club: Debate Club. llflnrb mirlb and no IIILNIIIUKXQ All good uml no Imillzfzw. TYLENE SCOTT Entered from Central Oak Cliff. Mem- ber of Home Economics Club, Member of Big Sister Club: Style Show, Gym Dem- onstration, '27. Of l7l11IIlIl'l'X gvuflr. DICK SELLERS Entered from Hogg. Acorn staffs Na- tional Honor Societyg Scholarship Clubg French Club, Highest Average in 3-A Class. Hi' has Jam' fbi' uvrfc of u frm' man. HERBERT' SEMONES Entered from Bowie. Scholarship Club: Crack Companyg Rifle Tcamg R. O. T. C.g Efficiency Pin. Lvl oflvvrx bail fbr' l'iXillX um. DOROTHY SHANKS A wry nifz' pupil was Dorothy Sbankx, Tlu' faruliy suwyx, Tbankx, Dorolby Iharilzxf' MA UDIE LEE SIX lfntered from Reagan. Gym demon- stration. Tlvrrfx nuughl hui good of ber name. FRED SMITH Entered from Central. Crack Com- pany: Football. Trm' zrnrlb Ilvmlx rm inh'r11I't'la1'i011. JAMES SMITH Entered from Bowie. All ix u'1'll will: him who ix ln'lr1wIl 0 f his nrigbbn rx. LII.I.IA N ELIZABETH SM ITII Entered from Reagan. Vice-President IB Classg Battalian Sponsor: Honorary Majorg Operettag Invitation Committee 413 Classg Queen of Carnivalg Oak Staffg Acorn Staffg Music Clubg Lieut.-Col. A liI'I--win' Pll'l't'?' gets xlrplvml ou. AI-vAH SPINKS lfntered from Bowie. R. O. T. C.: Camp Dallasg Crack Company. A faithful worker in all fbingx. EILILENIL STAIQLING Entered from H, Reagan. Gym Dem- onstrationg Operettag Spanish Clubg Pan- American League: For the Love of Peteug Sec. of Scholarship Clubg Spelling Contest: President of National Honor Societyg Oak Staff. If work l'0lHIfX, xIn'n's.v ix berx, For her rvronl .vbount no blurx. PAT HENRY STEVENS International Rotary Pageantg Operctta: Art Clulag Seliolarshipg Girl Reservesg Mu- sic Study Clubg Dramatic Clubg Public spcakingg Oak Staffg Girls' Glen: Club: Brunette Club. Ax you may xupfroxv, Ibm' has plrniy of beaux. I LELAND H. S'r1NsoN Entered from Reagan. Football: State Band Contest: C. M. T. C. Camp. Who mu forvlell for zrbal high funn' lbix Darling of lbw Gmlx um l1or11?' v ELIZABETH STRICKLAND Ifntered from Trinity Heights. Blues Chasers Club: Scholarship Clubg Type- writing Ping Typewriting Diplomag Oper- etta. SIM ix 1011-11 by All lzrr frivrlzfx, nml xlvc' but no t'lIl'Hlil'X.U LILLIAN TAIKVIN Entered from Wcmnidrcmw Vi'il:on. Schol- arship Club. Eyes fha! volllil .we ber nn fbii .llllIlllIt'l' Jay miglzl fimf il burr! lo fum urmflaer way. Buui,AH THOMAS lintcred from Bowie. Scholarship Club: National Honor Society, Cr1l'c'fr'4'e llllll lmfrjmy, yr! s4'1'io11.i Il'lH'll urwf In-. ERNEST WARD Entered from Reagan. Texas. My H'X0lIlfi!lIIX fvlzrrm' am! I lmrr :mili- iug of uvmmn in mv. Now, fron: bvail fo fool, I um lllflfillt' l'07lXf11llf.,, MARY BLANCHE WARli Ifntered from Central. Scholarship Ciubg Art Clubg Essay Clubg Wfinner of R. Ii. Lee Essay Contestg Girl Reserves. It ix lmrzl lo film' 11 muiil .io fair, in- lrllig1'm'u .vurlr wil .vu r'an'. MARY AGNES WARREN Iintered from Reagan. Girl Reservesg Big Sister Club. U A fuillwfnl frirml is bvlfrr lbull gold. WY NDOLEEN WATSON Entered from Sunset. Cheer lenderg R. O. T. C. Crack Company Sponsor: Oak Staff: Acorn Staxffq Library Assistant: Blues Chasers Clubg Music Study Clubg Operettng Poppy Sale: Gym Demonstration. W'c'r1:ly Jill fim' in lm' four ymzrx of svlmol, Sbz' rrarkml r'r'rr'-3' luu' AIIIII lwrufcr' !'l'I'I'j' rule. PAcu XVEATHIQIUH Entered from Hogg. Commifsionecl Of- ficerg Four Crack Companiesg Tliree Years Camp Dallnsg Selmlnrsliip C'ubg Football: Riflc Team. R1'xnl1'1'1l, N111 fo 4'11r1' if Illj' fmnl ii rl'll,,, JANE XVEBSTIER Entered from Reagan. Pep Squudg Gym Demonstrationg Scliolarfliip Clubg Girl Re- servesg Literary Club. F111o1'x fu 11111111 fo all hr Alllill' 1'x'f1'1111'x. Wl1.1.1fiM XVIQBSTIQR lintereel from Reagan. IB and IA Pres- identg President ilr. Hi-Y.g Rifle Teaing Crack Co.: Camp Dallnsg Fimrlmllg Track: 4B Treasurerg President Sr. Hi-Y. A11 ulfllrfz' 11111f 11 g1'1111i111' xfmrl.t11111l1, foo. CECIL MAF XVEDEL Ifntered from Temple Higli School. She z'111111' fo IIX ll S1'11ior. WU' with Il'A 1l fluff ber all ilu' zrlnile. ED WIQST lintered from Reagan. Then' ii nom' like 111111, 1111111'. MINNIIS XWIGHAM Entered from Louisville Higli School, Louisville, Ky. Girl Reserves. Al 1'ln'111i.il1jy, ll g1'11i11,r u'11x Mi1111i1' Wfigbrzruq Amf ill lllzlfb .ffm 1'f111l1f rrrlflj' figlrrr' '1'111. BYKMA XVRIGHT Entered from Reagan. Pep Squad: 315 Social Committeeg 415 Ring Committee, Vice-President, Social Cliairmrm, Pin Clmir- man, Girls' Glee Club: Operettag Aeorn Staff: Program Chairman Dramatic Club, '30. Shari 111111 Xll't't'lL, llllf long 111 lfn' 111i111l.i of 1'1'1'ry11111'. PHAMA XWIUGHT Entered from Reagan. Poppy Saleg Linz Awarcl, 'Z6g Sellolarship Club: Gym Dem- onstrationg Tennisg Pep Squad: Spelling Contesrg Extemporaneous Speaking Contest. Her 11'1'e1lx Ullffllll liar 11'nr1l.r so fur, ,CdllX!' xln' ix our fr'1111ix xfar. ..4:f.,J. ,f -an - I ,..,.., .,.. ' f TOM CLEVELAND Entered from Bowie. Basketballg Cadet Officer: Camp Dallasg Best 2nd Lieuten- ant at Camp Dallas '29g Crack Companyg Hi-Yg Acorn Staff. In Hi-Y br .vrlx flat' jrzlw, In baxfzrl ball br' is an mv. CHESTER HART Glee Club. Clufxlur was a ringer of rrwowrz, To him un' .tboulrl gin' Ihr frown. DEvOUs HANSBOROUGPI Cadet Officerg Lieutenant Culonelg Rifle Team. J. W. JACKSON Entered from Central. Crack Co. Behold-41 man uf jzrauzixvl ROBERTA MOORE Entered from Central Oak cliff. Enli- tor of Acorn 19305 Pres. Girl Reservesg Scholarship Clubg Senior Orchestrag Social Chairman of the National Honor Societyq Junior Music Study Clubg Pin Chairman of Dramatic Clubg Opercttaq Gym Dem- onstration. Good mzlurr' aml rbarm nn' ber striking quulilirx. CURTIS HORN Entered from Reagan. Linz Ping Busi- ness Manager Acorn 'aog Hi-Yg Pres. Hi-Yg Pres. All-City Hi-Yg Pres. ZB, 3B, 3A, 4B, 4A Classesg Debate '30. My mind axjwirex I0 higher fbiugx. ROBERT JOHNSON Entered from Tech. Glee Club. A Iikublv rbnfz wilfo ubilily, In xrbool he showed zrrsufilify. DELBERT WRIGHT Scholarship Club. Delbert works foarfl ull Ihr iimv, GN, 11111 il'.v hurl! lo make Ibis rime. ,rt 'z f . -'-1 mf ,. WR K 5. if P :Sf- 5 J 'X 1' if Lf L.-1 1 'Xl I Y' YK CHRIS DIXIE lfntered from Hogg. Camp Dallasg three Crack Companicsg President of Spunifzh Clubg Spanish Deelamation Contestg Pan- American Leagueg Scholarship Club. ll Pulrirk Henry buy rorllz' to earlb again. ANEITA B. RAWLINS lfntered from St. Louis, Mo. Orchestrag Scholarship Club: Art Clubg Spanish Clubg Essay Club. Hlfl'l'Yj'flIiIIg llrullliflll ix l0z'ul1lr'. To IQIIOM' ber ix In lan' ber. FRANK Sucmx lfnterecl from Reagan. Commissioned Of- ficer in R. O. T. C.g Crack Companiesg Camp Dallas. E1'r'ryom' kzmuw be ix ax big ax 11 lmrxr', bu! as 11 rfuxbillg rujvfuilz lu s ull rigbl, of 1'rulrs1'. ANNIE Mmi GASSAWAY lintered from Reagan. Girl Reserves: Art Clulig Big Sister Club. lY'ix4lon1 uml gomflzmv an' livin lzorflx llvufwxl u'irlr1'.x flou' zvillr flu' lun! n0i.u'f' FAIRA GRIGSBY IIN roiw unix L'l'l'l' xoff, gruflv, and lun: un 1'xn'llv11l illing in u'omul1. WILMA GARLOCK Entered from Steele High, Dayton, Ohio. Graduated in january. Wbul un brnmr jmlnil zum Wfilum Gur- fork, Some Jay al ber floor flflllflffllllffj' will knorlef' WEl.DON LEE linlered from Bowie. Capt., R. O. T. C4 Crack Clompanyg Camp Dallnsg Hi-Y. fl frivml HIIVIZI rulfi1'.1lir1g. TOM HAIIIBURTON AUSTIN LEI. HAT'CHl,LL 3 A Class Offcers LYNNIII, NAIAPLI. IXUSTIN LLB HATCHHLI . 'l,l'C'ffillt'I1f TOM HAI.I.IIIUR'I'oN Vive'-'PI'f'siJf'rIf LYNNELL MAPLES . Svrrvfrzry amz' Trvaxzzrvr LOUISIZ TUCIQHI . . fbairnzan Social fQ0Il1NIiff4'!' NIISS AGATHA MCLARRY . ..... . SjIon.Ior Scholarsfoip Group CUMPIZRLL BASOM . . . . High Iyil'l'YdXl' of 3 UTS JESSE CHAIWBERS AUSTIN LEE HATCHELI. ERWIN DU PRE DAVID PIQELEIQ GLAIJYS WHITTLESEY Ndfi0l1d1 H ouor GENE SA NDLIN DAVID PEIQLER T3ra11zrztics O11 Qfftf Pla Om' Ulf! Tlay CINIIA JANE SIMMONS . 1' ' y LYNNLLL MAP1.12S .... Build Officers jAc:Ii BROGDON FINIS BROWN B013 HARDING 729 Oak! Alexander, Josephine Bartlette Maxie J eane Burke, Edith 314 Group 3A GIRLS Lambert, Grace Lawson, Nora. Lee. Zella Ruth Burnett, Genevieve Howard, Elizabeth Jared, Kathleen Knight, Martha Lucille Basom, Compere Bivings, Harrell Brantley, Marvin Brogdon, Jack Brown, Finis Brown, R. I. Carlisle, J. B. Chambers, Jesse Chitwood, Milton Conner, Herschel Cooper, Eugene DuPre, Erwin Long-mire. Ottamies Maples, Lynnell MCCl'3,l'y, Della Louise McGill, Nena Bee Miller, Margaret Mitchell, Joanna North, Florence Pender, Florence Philbrick, Ethel Potter, Margie Ridley, Marguerite Roundtree, Edith 3A BOYS Elms. Ernest Gafford, Ben Garland, Homer Hale, Acel Hallaman, Charles Halliburton, Tom Hampton, Thomas Haskins, L. B. Harding, Bob Harris. John Hatchell, Austin Lee Hay, John Hooper, Henry Johnson, Clayton Louchard. Bill Martin, Frank McDowell, Winfield McMains. Eric Oliver, R. B. Parker, Stephen Parsons, Raney Peeler, David Salmon, Ada Sandlin, Gene Simmons, Cinda Jane Stanton. Alberta Tarvin, Lillian West, Frances Whittlesey, Gladys Peterson, Harry Pipes. Dean Purtell, Dwight Robinson, Mikell Shaw, Billy Sides, Horace Stroud, Lemuel Taylor, Eugene White, Winston Wyman, Claton Yates, Mackey 4 l We U I I DOROTHY CHAR1,hs JOHN ROAQH GORE CAIKNFS 313 Class Ujfcers CHARl.ES GORE ........ Trvsldrvzi DOROTHY ROACH . . . . Virr'-Trcfxldmi MIOHN CARNI-,S . . Svwvizzry and 'Twmzncr Miss MARGAR121' HARRIS ....... Sjzomm Sc'fJ0lc1rsfaiLl7 Gran p MAGNA CUM LAUDI-. Cozby, Edna Earl 99 Daley, Mildred 95 Douglass, Robbie 97M Franklin, Melva 96M Herring, Eloise 97 Jones, Dorothy 96 CUM LA Adams, Eva Adams, Marie Bourland, Kathryn Bryan, Hazel Carnohan, Macario Carrell, Maxine Davis, Catherine Davis, Marjorie Dunbar, Wilma r , ,pk 1 -L H ,..4g. Leeds, Martha 96 Marable, Helen 97M Matthews, Irma Peeler, Elizabeth Stephenson, Mary Ve Wilson, Bethine 97 UDIS Dunn, Virginia Gates, Jessie Mae Helton, Ruhye Roach, Dorothy Robinson, Clifford Spencer, Mary Louise Walker, Mildred Xvilkinson, Virginia l'I'l21 if ' ' ' ' - .' 3 -Sat'-5-g 'Y . ' MM' Q'.Q,+-3-:img-' A F 1 'ul' I . ' N ff , g,,6.. ,11,f, ,'2z3,!1.A-7 . , ,sz-ix k ,er 5 4- ex-fi I ' Tffr- T-Q fini D, ,Xe X ,N X one QQ! Adams, Marie Allen, Ara Louise Bedwell, Mary Gary Black, Doris Jane Blair, Ruth Bourland, Kathryn Bourne, Martha Bryan, Gladys Bryan, Hazel Carrell, Maxine Chamberlain, Dorcas Childress, Naomi Clay, Dorothy Coleman. Elizabeth Cozby, Edna Earl Daley, Mildred Davis, Marjorie Davis, Myra Louise Douglass, Robbie Dunbar, Wilma Addison. Jack Addison, Jim Bauer, Earl Bellamy. Sid Bennett, Ralph Berry, Louie Branon, Edwin Brantley, Marvin Buckley, Russell Cadenhead, Bennie Dunn, Virginia DuPre. Isbelle Elerson, Alma Foote, Annie Foster. Margaret Fowler, Floyce Franklin, Melva Freeman, Maxine Gafford, Esthma Gates, Jessie Mae Granger, Evelyn Griffing, Willie Hampel, Dorothy Hardin, De Estle Harris, Marguerite Hawk, Virginia Helton, Rubye Herbison, Barrie Herring, Eloise Herring, Myrtle Chenaiex, Thomas Clark, Murph Cook, Tom Cook, Ira Creel, Slomy Croft. George Cummings, L. G. Davis. Hassel Dean, Roy Eckstein, Arnold 3B Group 3B GIRLS Holland, Ella May Hubbard, Bernice Hughes, Ouida Hughes. Ruby Nell Jones, Dorothy Jones. Rheua Nell Kendrick. Margaret Kennedy, Margaret Langston.Jessie Ledbetter, Ruby Mae Lee, Zella Ruth Leeds, Martha Le Mon, Meadow Bell Loper, Dorothy McBride, Jessie Manning, Gretchen Marable, Helen 3B BOYS Gebhard, Edwin Gharis, John Gore, Charles Gray, T. C. Green, Murle Hanson, Frank Harper, Norman Hurt, James M. A. Jared, Jones, Ray March, Louise Martin, Estelle Matheson, Evalyn Mathews. Irma Miller, Elizabeth Miller, Marguerite Neill, Rita Nelson, Helen Newberry, Elizabeth Norton, Gwendolyn Peabody, Sue Katharine Peeler, Elizabeth Peese, Cliftine Rawls, Amy Riviere, Nancy Loraine Roach, Dorothy Rockett, Mary Rogers, Lasca Lamb, A. G. Lamb, J. P. LeVilloux, Norman Lewis, Kemp Long, Paul Loughridge, Bennie Morris, Hilliard Mosely, Garson Patterson, Ivan Pipes, Eugene Rothell, Irene Rutherford, Mary Kathryn Spain, Helen Spencer, Mary Louise Springer, Mildred Stephenson, Mary Verna Stovall, Vivian Stricklin, Louise Tanner, Mildred Thomas, Beatrice Tomlin, 0'Rene Tucke1', Elizabeth Walker, Mildred Warren, Irene Wathen, Cicely Wilbourn, Christine Wilkinson, Virginia Wilson, Mary Frances Sanders, Bundy Sadler, Edward Shawver, James Smith, Harold Strogner, Charles Sturges, William Suter, Billy Sutton, Garrett Truelson. Julius Weatherby, James Carnes, John Edmonson, Everette Kelly, Jim Rigg, Russell West, John A. Carnohan, Macario Fisher. Will Allen Kelly, Walter Robinson, Clifford Wilson. Harold Chambers, Oscar Freasier, Hugh Komzelman. Ed I l: Iv , , , , , ,x c - l I 5 I g:gi,:g,,, T' 4p1:,L:il E l ' ' ' Le, ' Qiiifgglflg I ' 'J limi. , I iv 'Q ,fs . , E F1 I ne 5' ' 353-1 'ffigzgfs I WINONA GROX ER STELLA BLAINI. STARLING SYPERT 2A Class Offcers Giaovisu STARLING ........ Trvsidwzl WVINONA BLAINL . . . . Vin'-Trrsiz1e11f ST:-LLLA SYPIALRT . . . Svz'1'r'fary and lfrvaxzzrer MonlN1i Tuciuik . . . . Ulcor'11 Rr'por1'r'r Miss VIRGINIA Roouis .... . . Sponsor Scholarship Qrou 17 MAGNA CUM LAUDE Gamble, Mary 95 Tonn, Mary Bell 95 Ogle, Ethel 95 Tucker, Modine 98 Adams, Eva Baker, Ruth Blaine, Winona Cosby, Yvonne Dickson, Margaret Edmondson, William Elliott, Claudia Frost, Herschel Gamble, Margaret CUM LAUDE Knighton, Robert Poore, James Large, Billy Martin, Ada Rhea Rowntree, Winston Sutherland, Lonnie Sypert, Stella Stringfellow, Doyle Wiley, Julia Yfe Oak, W 'fs . .,g,,,,. .. . qs ,. r Q ' '-3.1: ff -5' ,,.,f-- ,.i .-.,,.3-. . Adams, Eva Adams, Martha Baker, Ruth Birdwell, Nina Black, Bonnie Mae Blaine, Winona Bomberger, Marian Bullman, Louise Cherry, Dorothy Childress, Oleta Cofer, Mary Ann Copley, Rose Nel Cosby, Yvonne Alexander, Anderson Anglin, Marc Biggar, James Bledsoe, Dick Britton. Homer Burt. Lamon Coker, Charles Cravens, Howard Crowson, Chester Daves, Bert Dobbins, Ira 2A Group 2A GIRLS Crain, Frances Hamilton, Paralce Cunningham, Hassell, Mary Isabel Gertrude Hill, Edith Dickson, Margaret Diffey, Estelle Discher, Anna Joe Holyfield, Dorris Hughes. Ruby Hurt, Dorothy Edmonson, Bernadene Huston, Dorothy Elliott, Claudia Fleeman, Lorina Freeman, Corrie Gamble, Mary Garvin, Evelyn Goin, Winnie Joe Edmondson, William Edwards, Phillip Frost. Herschel Gardner, Clarence Hare, Almon . Honeycutt, Edward Howard, Robert Huber, Otto Irwin, Walter Johnson, Vincent J ordan, Elmo King, Dorothy King, Marie Langford, Abbie Lemen, Nina Jewel McCullar, Reo McDowell, Helen 2A BOYS Knighton, Robert Lamb, Russell Langley, William Large, Billy Lawrence, Kenneth Lindsey, J. A. Lunday, Carroll Mann, Jim Moore, Edwin Parks, Robert Parrish, Beverly Martin, Ada Rhea Neff, Jane Nicholson. Mary Ogle, Ethel Peery, Anna Louise Pierson, Twila Pitts, Mary K. Pruitt. Ruby Rhodes, Gladys Schulz, Wilma Scott, Marie Skelton, Doris Sprague, Natalie Poore, James Ragle, Howard Robinson, William, Rowntree, Winston Russell, James Scott, Jack Shaw, Billy Spencer, Billy Sperry, Walter Starling, Grover Steger, Nita Mae Sypert. Stella Taylor, Bula Tomlin, Elizabeth Tonn, Maybelle Tucker. Modine Weaver, Esther Weaver, Leone Webb, Margaret Wells, Nedra Wiley. Julia Worden, Addie Stringfellow. Doyle Sturdivant, James Sutherland, Lonnie Swatek, Robert Threadgill, Edwin Trube, Albert Weaver, Francis Whipker, Richard White, Jimmy G. Zear, Glendale s in-Q '9- LUt1II.I,I2 PAUL CVED lVlClLliROY JONES ESSARY 2B Class O-M6675 PAUL JONES , . , 'l,I'l'Sllll'l1f LUc.II,I,Ii MCLIQROY . Wilt?-lPI'l'SlII'l'IIl Oven Essmw . . ..... Srrrrfary VIIKKDINIA MIEREIJITII . flnzirlmui Social fUHIll1lIlfl'6 Miss WINNIE LANGFORD . . . . . Sponsor Scholarship Group AAAGNA CUM LAUDE Atkinson, Vada Marie 97 Carlson, Glenn 95 Lowe, Evelyn Mangum, Adelyn Marx, Mary C. Beattie, Martha Alice 99 Goerner, Fred 97 Bell, Josephine 95 DQ Holt, Elizabeth Burnette, Avis 95 CUM LAUDE Carter, Elizabeth Geser, Leon Carter, Ruth Gillespie, Elizabeth Chapman, Cathryn Griffin, Mary Olive Cleveland, Mary Jane Hahn, Edwina Connell, Winona Conner, Nellie Dellitt, Virginia Elsberry, Evelyn Alexander. Joe li. Allsolvp, 'Fheresa Atltinson, Varla M. Halter, Lennie Harrentine, Lenora Hill, Winnell Holder, Katheryn Holt, Kinsey, Edna Bartlett, Ellen ISe:ill,Alyeene Beatty, Martha Beckham, Bern Elizabeth Meredith, Virginia McLaughlin, Fay Moore, Haydn Nichols, Rip Oliver, Jessie Mary McDowell, Norma 95 'L McLaughlin, Fay 97 Rhoads, Delmore 95 Burehelte, Richard 2B Group 2B GIRLS Bracken, Eloise Brawley, Kathryn A. Brickey, Felice ire Brown, Mildred Carter, Elizabeth Carter, Ruth Chapman, Cathryn Cheek, Dorothy Palmer, Alice Parker, Elizabeth Pope, Fletcher Spence, Edward Thomas, Jessie Whittlesey, Merrill Wilson, Helen Marie Cleveland, Mary J. Coleman, Catherine Congleton, Pat Connell, Winona Bell, Josephine Burnette, Avis Childs, Rosemary Conner, Nellie 1 I.-my ,f I , K- , . ff 'J , Q, ,ji yr' 41 ' .3 I 7 rf' Ji f' .9 Lf Cs! . J 1 1 xx, ' . -' . -' ,f.. G ,yn-A-' ' '11..I '-'A f - ' Q .r J -2, -2- 'nf 1 Z .ikmx-,, T V., ,Q ,L mfg-w5,,,, '3g4,wg'q,g,'f--.. 'qw . 'Hifi' - .T f ' N -J I Cooper, Maxine Cosgrove, Eulah Crowell, Dorothy Dellett, Virginia Eason, Mary Ethel Eble, Kathryn Ellington, Maurine Elme1', Lucy Anna Elsberry, Evelyn Epps. De Etta Faulkner, Lucy M. Ford, Maxine Gafford, Beth Gates, Edith Giesecke, Alice Gillespie,Elizabeth Green, Eula Mae Griffin, Mary Olive Bonner, Ed Boothe, Kenneth Brantley, Wilson Brewster, J. C. Brownlow, Eugene Burchette, Richard Carnes, Ralph Cayton, Frank Chatelain, Joe Clark, William Cleveland. Edwin Comfort. Ralph Conway, Jack Corley, Quentin Council, R. C. Cox, Valber Culwell, Paul Carlson, Glenn Davis, Jack Davis, Roy Davlin, Reno 2B Group Continued Hahn, Edwina Hardin, Penelope Haynes, Dollie L. Hill, Winnell Hinson, Bessie Holder, Kathenry Holt, Elizabeth Hooper, Dorothy L. Hooper, Gladys Hopkins, Grace Hunter, Anna Hunter, Nanelle Jones, Gladys Kemp, Margaret Kennamer, Margery Kennedy, Mercedes Kincaid, Bernice Kinsey. Edna DeFord, Burnice Dickson, Elvis Dillon, Ed Do1'sett, Gilbert Drane, Meritt Elkin, Theodore Essary, Oved Flowers, William Foley, Joe Foster, Alfred Geiser, Leon Gharis, Fred Gladish, Jack Goerner, Fred Gooch, Goma Gray, Ralph Gruneisen, Charles Hale, Nolan Hamilton, Edwin Hardcastle, Herbert Lee, Eugenia Lowe, Evelyn LeBlanc, Jean MacRae, Adda J. McAdams, Lois McLaren, Vida McLaughlin, Fay McLeroy, Lucille Mangum, Adelyn Marx, Mary C. Mason, Tommy Mathews, Cora Mathews, Nora Meazelle, Hazelle Melton, Louise Meredith. Virginia Monroe, Mary Jo Moore, Marie 2B BOYS Harris, George Hayslip, Harrison Henson, Lewis Hetherinston, Chas. Hobbs, Henry Hood, Spencer Hosty. John Humphries, Gordon Humphrey, Richard Hunte1', Joe Ianni. Joseph Irwin, William Jones, Paul Kennedy, Ed Knott, Douglas Lindsay, W. L. Lundnay, Jim McCain, Rea McCollum, Elmo McDowell, Norman 7 Mosshart, Eunice Niblo, Marguerite Norvell, Peggy Oliver, Jessie Mae Palmer, Alice Parker, Elizabeth Parker, Ernestine Phillips, Gredaline Prince, Katheryn Pulliam, Lula Quillin, Martha Quarles, Arlin Russell, Connie Russell, Jewel Sampson. Fern Skinner, Catherine Stinson, Vivian Stroud, Juanita McHam, Hugh McLarry, Malcolm Magers, James Mallory. Curtis Mangum, Preston Martin,Ronald Martin, Sam Moore, J. Hayden Murray, Fred Nailling, Jim Nichols. Rip Wood Nolen, Everett Ockels, Roy Patterson. Alphons Pearson, George Peeler, Ewing Pollock, Hen1'y Powers, Oscar Rhoads, Delmore Roy, James ,. ,... . L , IQKIS C1651 ix O Sutherland, Archie Mae Thomas, Jessie Thompson, Mildred Tunnell, Rosemary Wallace, Aline Walton, Wilma White, Cathryn White, Elva Whitford, Bettie M. Whittlesey, Merrell Williams, Fay Williams, Grace Wilson, Helen M. Windsor, Frances Wright, Ardith Wright, Juanita Zinn, Kathryne Runck, Lewis Sanderford, Doward Sanders, Charles Scruggs, John Skipwirth, Raymond Smisson, William Spence, Edward St. Clair, Dale Stanley, J. W. Stark, Rex Steger, Tom Thomas, Clarence Wakefield, Burrel Walters, A. D. Webber, Ford Webster. Robert Wiggins, Kloyce VVilson, James Wilson, Travis Worley, Macon on l'll:I,liN MAIKY K. El,Slia Rmmors EVANS ELDER IA Class Offfcers BAARY IQATIIERINL-. EVANS . . . iPl'6'Sit1f'l1f HLAQLIZN Rm1J1f11,s . . . . Vil'l'-'l,l'l'.Yil11'l1f Ersns ELDIZR ...... S4'z'rr'fary and Trwzszlrvr ljOROI'HY LF1-. XVIQRU, flmirnzuzzg ANITA THOMPSON . . GEORGE Cr-ir:sTNUT ..... Trograuz fionznziflm' DAN LAMIGER, ToMMua BATLS . . . flnwr ,Lxt'dl1f'l'S MISS ANNIE PATRICK . . . . . . Sfwousor Svbolarsfoip Group MzXGNA CUM Lfxuma Chestnut, George 98M Elder, Elise 96 Alexander, Louise Bennett, Edna Bowen, Willizliii Brant, Beulah Couch, Frankie Lou Clark, Margaret Elder, Elise Couch, Frankie Lou 9711 CUM LAUD12 Evans, Mary Katherine Howell, Maurice Lineburger, Bernice Riddels, Helen Shelton, Fay Thompson, Anita .f kim I .f Alexander, Louise Allen, Helen Mac Allen, Mae Baker, Florence Bates, Tommie Bennett, Elva Brackeen,Georgia Brant, Beulah Bridgewater, Phyllis Bryan, Gertrude Cardwell. Rosa Lee Carlton, Edna Clark, Margaret Cook, Kathryn Couch, Frankie Lou Alford, Ermine Armitage, Robert Bennett. Don Benton, C. W. Berry, Richard Bogardus, Robert Bowen, William Brown, Chauncey Bryant, Alguien Chestnut, George Credille, James Darby. Clarence QC1ine, John 5Denman, Cole Dobbins, Glenn I A Group 1A GIRLS Cummings,iLa Verne Herring, Florine Davis, Flossye Davis, Katherine Edwards, Anne Elder, Elsie Evans, Mary Katherine Galey, Ouida Garvin, Katherine Glidewell, Gene Goodenough, Alice Griffin, Lucille Herrington, Carmen Hill, Marguerita Hill, Marshall Holbrook, Willise Howell. Maurice Johnson, Naomi Keith, Leola Lindly, Mamie Lineberger, Bernice Lollar, Gladys McDaniel, Evelyn Hamiltvn, I-0154 Maye McGuire, Marguerite Harrison, Pauline Hen ry, Mildred Dobbs, Maurice Dean, Houston Ferguson, Hershel Frensley, Harold Fussel, Thomas Garland, B'en Gillespie, Bill Given. Alvin Good, Aubrey Goodenough. Walter Hamell, Claude Hansborough, Norman Hartwell, Claude Hawkins, Tom Mascho, June 1A BOYS Henderson, Jack Hendricks, J, P. Hill, Gotha Humphrey, Reagan Jagers, Claude Jordan, Carl Lambert, Dan Lee, Harrell Linn, Hal MacGillivan, Gordon McCord, Milton McKemie, Robert Mann, O. C. Maupin, Harold 4 I ,. yy 0 Mason, Dorothy Meachum, Irene Miller, Beatrice Miller, Minnie Morrison, Frances Nolen, Cora Northington, Mary Helen Poelock, Hortense Pope. Ruth Purselley, Evelyn Ray, Jane Richardson, Modena Riddels, Helen Minter, Harry Monson, Clifford Nabors, Howard Neal, Herman Parker, Harry Peery, Francis Pierce, William Pinkston, Nat Pond, Charles Prim, Allan Dale Reed, William Roberts, John Saunders, James Scherer, Howard 1' Samuel, Juanita Sarvis. Louise Savage, Marguerite Scott, Clara Belle Shanklin, Ethel Mae Shaw, Lois Shelton, Fay Smith, Pauline Thompson, Anita Thompson, Dorie Todd. Dorothy Ticker, Edith Watkins, Fay Webb, Dorothy Lou Simpson, Alvin Steindorf, Mike Stokley, Manson Sutton, James H. Terry, Roy Theophilaros, James Vann, Cecil Weete, Melvin Westerlage, William Wheless. Stanley White, Bob Williams, J. T. Wohleke, William Worley. Charles lr-Y in NN. L W il r is ll' A 1 i wil , l 1 x ,.l J Nlixkf, lik Y Roman 'r MARQAR Ii'l' Gnunns H1-,Nmi1asoN ScoT'r I B Clam Wfffers Rom lvl' ldl-NDI-RSUN . 'P1'vxid1'111' Mixiacgi-.iw GIKUISISS . . . . lfffl'-'Pl'K'9itI,l'llf lVlAlu3ixR1i'1' Sc:oT'1' . . Sl'f'l't'fdl'j' and Tl'K'd.YIll'l'l' Mus. PVIINNII-, BRAMLETT . . . . Sponsor Scholarship Gran p MAQNA CUM LAUD1: Hahn, Frances Hooper, Willibel Smith, Lorraine CUM LAUDE Beachum, Billy Dixie, Lindsey Grubbs, Margery Lee, Lucille Bell, Gerald Dunn, Martha Henderson, Robert Littleton, Hannah Belle, Dean Erwin, Edyth Humphries, Floyd O'Reilly, Elsie Carnes, ,lim Didwell, Mary Francis Keith, Williglni Roberts, Edwin Crouce, Marjorie Davis, Leonard Fardner, Alice Goodwin, jack Kinnamon, Wfilma Lady, Catherine Spenser, Dorothy Weston, Billy Wiley, Grace 1 B Group IB GIRLS Anderson, Oleia linrha, lilanrhe Chamberlain. Abbey Ilulibels, Vera Gates, Lucille Halter, Launia Burnett, Virginia Childs, Ruth Iluke, Novelle Gladden, Jean Halter, Lois Bla:-k, Velma Uolnler, Eva Dunn, Martha Glover, Elizabeth Barker, Estelle Bonham, VVanda Ruth Cole, Agnes Erwin, Edyth Graham, Lois Harker, Mahota Booth, Doi-tha Mae Cox, Loise Estep, Katherine Green, Gladys Barnes, Mildred Ilovven, Jeanette Cramford, Mary Reta Fall, Virginia Greene, Mildred Hatson, Frances Brantley, Alice Crouch, Marjorie Fuqua. Alma Lena Greenslade, Genevieve Beard, Geneva Cansler, Helene llegen, Leola Gallaway, Earline Grubbs, Marprie Hell. lleane firlisle, Virginia Ilrees, Helen Gardner, Alice Hahn, Frances A J' .-if L ,ig x Hale, Louise Hall, Sybil Harriett, Helen Harrison. Gwendolyn Hawk, Clyde Heafer, Vera Madeleine Hinckley. Marjorie Holder, Satis Hooper, Willibel Hughen, Billy Inge, Inez Johnson, Bernice Johnson, Kathryn Jones, Helen Kinnamon, Euphemia Lacy, Katheryn Joyce Lanier, Athalie Avera, Stanley Barksdale, Clark Beachum, Billy Beachum, John Bennett, Tad Beyer, Sylvester Bond, Billy Bonds, Delwyn Boykin, Carlton Branch. Taylor Brown, A. O. Carlton, Bert Carlton, Harmon Carnes. Jim Carr, Travis Clark, Harry Cochran, Preston Cogburn, Sylva Coleman, Joe Conglelon, Jack Crow, Cecil Crowell, Walter Curtis, Walter 1B GIRLS-C0l7fil1ll6d Lawson, Katherin Lee, Doris Mildred Lee, Lucille Lindsey, Dixie Linxwiler. Audrey Littleton, Hannah Lackey, Florence Lyman, Maurine MacRae, Georgene McAlister. Doris McBeth, Anita McCameron, Lucile McCarty, Frances McDowell, Virginia McQueen, Elizabeth Mann, Lois Manning, Cloradee Martin, Mable Jo Daniel, Kenneth Darnell, Carl David, Doc Davis, James Davis, J. T. Davis, Leonard Davlin, Eugene Day, Eugene Dial, John Dutton, Elmer Early, Jack Felder, Adolphus Ferguson, Tim Flowers, Eugene Frye, Gerald Fudxze, Ben Garmon, Renno George, Lloyd Gilbert, J. C. Goodwin, Jack E. Goodwin, Jack. A. Goodwin, Milton Greer, James Mason, Louise Mattoon, Mayabelle Maupin, Dorothy Melton, Grace Miller, Eugenia Morrow, Elzie Mae Nelson, Vera Nolen. Evelyn Novell, Jewel 0'Neal, Allison 0'Reilly, Elsie Belle Peese. Sylvia Perkins, Ruth Perkings, Virginia Peters. Margaret Pierson, Chrystelle Poque, Lucille Prewitt, Grace 1B BOYS Gurly, Dabney Hamra, George Harris, Cline Hayslip, Conley Henderson, Robert Homeyer, Elmer Horton, Millard Huffer. Robert Humphries, Floyd Humphrey, Jack Hurt, Earl Erwin, Bill Jennings, Grover Johnson. Phillip Keith. William Kerns. Jewel Lamb. Luther Lee, Clarence Liles. Herrell Lindsay, Kenneth London. J. U. Lowrie, Jeff Lowe, W. A. Reynolds, Mildred Richards, Paula Ring, Jewel Robinson, Elizabeth Rogers, Fay Rotenberry, Mildred Salmon, Anna Jeanne Scott, Margaret Sheehan, Anna Simmons, Evelyn Singleton, Laura Skelton, Oma Rae Smith, Lauretta Smith, Lorraine Spain, Mildred Spencer, Dorothy Stringfellow, Mildred Taggart, Eleanor McMains, Alvin Marx, Frank Mills, Jimmie Moon, John Mullan, Malcolm Newsom, Aubrey 0'Neal, Wallace Parrish, Billy Parr, Henry Payton, H. John Perry, Jack Philley, Wayland Ridge. Eugene Roberts, Edwin Rood, Finous Rood, Wiley Russell, Lloyd Savage, Coleman Schell, Wilson Scudder, Johnny Shanks, Reed Shaw,Ed Smith, Edwin Cf 1 Tatum, Cloda Theall, Alline Thomason, Marie Thompson, Geraldine Tidewell, Mary Frances Truly, Virginia Turner, Omega Wainscott, Mildred Walston, Mildred Webb, Maxine Wherry, Louise White, Mildred Wilder, Esther Mae Wiley, Grace Wimberly, Lillian Wix, Myrtle Lou Works, Hazel Spence, Edwin Sm-afzue. John Starke. 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I ti' w fi 5 1.5: ' ' 'lf V V 5 , .' ag fgl , , 'Q' Vxzalm ' -,QQ if B-3 jp gglafili V- f 'Vfif 'if 51 - ff-Ms V. V-LEW ' ww X in ,. .,A, V f . . I . NV :SI . I V Vx., - . AV Q WX. ' A X' ' .:ga ' fg gigggifi. .. gf' M' X W: ' ,, ,, ., 1 ..... , .. X ,V , , ,. V y...z,:V:. . , 'I I' H ,' V4 617' z'!z'e,v ELIZABIQTH 'I'IPI'S . . MARY BLANCHIC VVARIZ ALMA LFNA FUQUA . MARTHA ALICIC I5IiATTIIi JAMES BOONIQ . . ,. CHAUNCISY BROWN . COMPIERL BASOM . GEORGE CHICSNUT . EILEENE STARLING . CHARLES DALIZY . MODINE TUCKIQR . C. -IAMES DIXIE . MARGARET PARKS . IZDNA EARL COSBY . STARS OF 1929-1930 . . . , . . . . . W1 IIlII'l' fiIf1' 'l7I'I'Iirll1.1liufl f'UlIfl'Af . vIHiN7II'l' fiflllllljcll 'llmrlw Iffmly fill7lfl'Xf Sufi: frlflffjilll W,j!III4'l' Ifirlf 'Frizz' 'Pnjvfry Sufi' fligfml -Izrmgu in ZH Him uml Iliglml 4 Yvur -, . . 'BNI iullkffll' in 'llulfm .llilxglv lIi,qlmt - lzvrulqi' in 30, l'ligln'.xf -,I1i'r'I1gv in I-, Iligfnwf :flI'i'I'tItQA' in -I Higlwsl -,fI1vn1,qn' in 2-I Cllm, WIIVIIIVI' fiilby 'Puh'infir -Fxmry . . . . . . W'i11m'r in Sjmuixlz 'Df'4'fulllI1linr1 . . . . . . W'iIIllI'l' in Llflrlwlir 'Tirlcrf Srllirzg Iz'm'mgr' Srlmoli I flaw I Clim li ffuu Vulmfif'lr11'if1u nf lzllllltlfj' flum f'or1f4'.xf liflllflkf li0ll1l'3'f Iliglmf 'all'I'V'1I4Ql' in H3 fluxx . Flilqfwxf -,Alz'r'r'agz' ill Lllllll'l'f'ltIX.WlII'll fd0lIf4'Xf fxlltlfllg IIIIIIHIYQI '50 WILLIBEL HOOPER ........,... Iliglml ,..1m-W 11, rn ffm The following who-e pictures du mit Appear, dererve Imnur.1InIe mention: XVILMA DUNBAR . . . ....... WXIIIIIVV' in filly Sjwllillg fiU7lfl'.If FRIEDA FALL . W'inm'r in 'Pvu .wil Inf: 'lJrau'iu,q filifllfif ul Shih' Ifnfr MARSHALL HII.I,. . . . w,iIlfIt'I' in 'lifurflrfl ipil'fIll'l' f'ur1lu,xI ul Shih' fair KIUNIQ MASCHO . . . ..... IVIIIVIVI' in 'Puxfrf 'llmwillgx ul Slalv ,Fair ETHFL MAF SHANKLIN . . Om' of IIN' 'Tlmu' f'nm'1'rf fblizvlcrtx fu 'Dullux High Svfumlx HOVVARD MAYS . . VIRGINIA MliRIiDI'I'H DOROTHY HOOPICR . OMA RHEA SKELTON GUS MORELAND . W' I mlrr in fily S1u'Hi11g forziml . Om' of ilu' 'Tlzrw' 'limi 'fmniitv of ilu' 'Dulliu High Srlmuli . . , , Ifimi in 'lirmnl C-lHlfl'.Yf nl Slufv Fair . Svrrlllfl in ficlkl' 'llukizlpg fI1l7lfL'Xf nl Shih' Fair . Srnllllmmxl ellmzfvnr Golf fbuulfrialz '29 CZLARK I-,'IHlfF,llrc,l. ANNA HI-:Nm-,ksoN CQLARK E'l'HliRIDGli tlmvllis BOONE . Miss l'lAMlIi'l'ON I Miss Hfxmmoczix S Rolsriunx Mooiu-, J CUli'l'lS HQRN Fl ovn LJAVIS l liileene Starling Mary Buford Frances Amos Kathryn Leeper Kathryn Bourland Ina Moodle Calhoun Laura jeane Howland james judge Billy Burke ANNA ,IAMI s Hr Nlll ixsoN Boom. The 1930 Oak Staff THE Martha Leeds Phyllis Thompson Myra Louise Davis lfvelyn McCulloch Dorothy Roach Burford Lowe Barbara Oswald Aneita Rawlins W'ilma Kinnamon . . . sf'rfi1'01' 'Bzzxiziexx -'Mazinger .elxxixlaui 'Business Ol umiger STAFF Mildred Springer George Mcllnwell Mary Gamble lidwin Moore Sam Carnes lfdna Bennett Margie Potter Lucille Massey .lane W'ebster S f1m1xm'x I'1Ull0l'rll'Aj' zq1l'llllIC'l'K .Ill1lI1iI.lRlW'liIl1.:S Howard Mays C. james Dixie Adelyn Dransfield Virginia Wotads Virginia Carter Grace Lindsay Lane Clifton Myra Louise Davis Although Juanita Rawlings was leading in the subscription contest when the count was taken, Margie Potter and Lucille Massey ran her a very close race. We wish to express our appreciation to the following workers who did not get enough subscriptions to be on the regular staff: Virginia Felder lflizabeth Gillespie Frieda Fall Beulah Thomas Hazel Bryan Maxine Ford Robert Henderson Anna Mae Gassaway Ralph Wfalters Ed Shaw Mary Blanche Wfare Jim Carnes Louise Sarvis liarl Bauer 5- 'wa an 912' I r 3 I fx of 3' A A I I ,. 'Wx . ' E is LQ, ' H5 . I . M Q. I is., , .J fy IIE, -f l.I I III Ix CAIQNI s MQCIJI I uc Howl ANII Po'I rI Im CALHOUN I.uxII WI IIs'I'I I4 kIUIIc.I Wuom BI N Nl 'l l' Axim w Aww I n I - gut.. 'ga W54Hi Iv -Q I r , Y! OAK STAFF Mcilloxvl I,I. Ru,u.H CIIIRTI In KINNAMON OswIxI.Im 'I'IlOPw1I'SON RAwI,INf.s YWOOIH INIMQIN DRANSI ll III i .S I if I Il' mv BUIAIXI' LI I ns MAYS I.INImsA Y SI-RINQIIQ BUI-'ORD In 6 5? If K 1 I F BQUIQLANII 1,lXII' S'I'AI1LINu GAMIIII IJAVIS RAWIIN5 Emmy EUQKQ wbubscrwptrona JUAN:-VA QM' C50 HOWARD MAYQ ffijdvertusung W O 9 ION CONTE gf5 Lunwnff T X yr Q 'X C1 1 vu 1 ANU SMI FH Mgliom RTS DAL: Y K1 LSI Y llxxm H.x1cul1.1 A1Ali.XIlII 'l'lN1x1,1 lllmxsrlll ACORN STAFF IWUURI IJAVIS Home 5: 1 1.1 RS Hn IUKINC, ll1N'mN MU! LAN llouciluu N1K'ROI!IR'lS ,uf - yy V,- fw If xg K. . , -.Jr L X . VVAISQN XVI HSII K W'lur,Hr CARSON IJNNI XVI ATH1 MAY IJINKINS f2HASl N1!RlDITH CIoMAN l.li,l 1 NI Sl',xul.iNc, . . 7,YI'Sitlt'Hf HUM mm Low! Vim'-TI'i'xirfr'i1l Viiaelxiix Cami in . . Secretary otiomz! Honor Society No honor conferred' by the school excels that represented by the National Hon- or Society. lt represents the fundamental objectives for which schools are instituted and gives recognition to those who have attained most nearly the desired ends. Other honors at the disposal of the school are only partial in the sense that they recognize specialized ability, skill or talent. Throughout history man has recognized the value of such distinction and in one way or another has marked for special hon- or those who excel. Ancient and medieval universities established their honor socie- ties. In modern times, the coveted honor or election to Phi-Beta Kappa outranks all other distinctions in universities. In your election to the National Honor Society, the faculty is honoring you for the attainments you have already made, and is show- ing its faith in you that you will continue to excel and thus cherish the ideals of this school. X The Constitution of this national organization recognizes four cardinal princi- ples as fundamental in all educational practices: Scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Not more than 15 per cent of any 4A class, not more than 10 per cent of any 4B class, and IIOK more than 5 per cent of any' 3A class may be elected into the so- ciety. Any active member who falls below the standards which were the basis of his election to membership shall be dropped from the chapter. It is often asked how members are chosen to this organization. Grades for the first and second years are counted along with the giades of later years, and a list-of pupils is submitted to the teachers for their consideration. This convinces you that it is not the record of one year nor the opinion of one teacher that determines the election. It is rather the record you have made with every teacher you have come in contact with since the first day you entered school until the day of your election to the society. V. V limi J t ,,-,- 'a ip , F ,, I.. 4 , ,H . , We .. . 1 P if i Ldv-I ' Q i 'rf . 'ff xr. . . b Tl 1 . , . Y uv ia- 've y fi' ,xi il- .N - 4. aw PI. , .1 If D S.: pg. ' 4 IE: 1 - .gs 'Q :E Y vp 1.' I 'i ii if , Qi Iii! ' tif' 1 - 'Swf IQ 1 T' ' 4 'ir I .AN Q .1 1 1 , . , 9. b I lf- - 'ls f I Jr riff Q' ., ', JZ , I ,-, f' :ig -wh' k air , V .-s. yi 'Ii' .. J 5 ' , 'EP' ,' . . .lf NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CALHOUN TI-Ioivms Hfxiuus MULLAN ETHERIDGIQ CAII'I'IfR SI4.I,I,I5I:s Mooku LINDSAY STAIaI.ING DALEY HENIDERSON Lowa HowI.AND BOONE BURKIQ MEMBERS NOT IN THE PICTURE GENE SANDLIN WIIIIAIANI FULLWOOIJ DAVID PLELER ,,!.'J PLEDGE OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of this Society to which I ,ll have been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals IW the ideals of my school. I , 1-' '- ! gi :gm il Ji! I f NJ J, I'-.K . ' A , X: L 3' -I + ff 4. . 55 , , I . , t H :Y iff' ff, K Top Row: lfelder, Herring, Bourland. Second Row: Henderson, Leeper, Freeman, Moore. ELOISIZ l'llzRRlNG VIRGINIA IfI2LIiI-,II Third Row: WILIFC, Gafford, Dinkins, Davis, Renfrow. GIRL RESERVE CABINET ANNA HIQNIJIQIQSON KATHIIYN BoUIiI.ANIm Ro1irgItTA Mooiui KA'I'HliYN LIiIaIfI-.II MARY B. Wixiria LEOTA lrlil-QEMAN EST H MA GAIfIfoIII1 MYRA I.. DAVIS LI-LTA MAl'. l3lNKINS EI.IzAIsIa'I'I-I RILNI-'now Adams, M.Irie Alexander, .losephine Allen, Marie Louise Atkinson, Vada Marie Baker, Florence Beattie, Martha Alice Bennett, Edna Bourland, Kathryn Bridges, l,.ll.IllI1C Britain, Norma Chamberlain, Dorcas Childress, Naomi Childress, Oletn Davis, lrene Davis, Katherine Davis, Myra L. Dickson, Nlargnret 1jll1lill'lN,l.QfLl Mae Du Pre, lsabelle Felder, Virginia Freeman, Leota Gafford, Esthma MEMBERS Gamble, Mary . 1jl'f'Sit1l'l1f Vic'r'-'Prexizfzvlf . . Sl't'l'L'f6ll'1l . . Trr'as1zrI r 0:11 neil 'Kr-pi'csr'I1iaiiI r 1 . Prog ra HI Fblliflllllll Sf'Vl'il'l' flmirzmzu Serial flmirnmn Ring fsblliflllllll . eflJI'r'I'fisi11g fwllllifllldll Song fqbllifllltlll . L1-I'Il'l7fJUlll' f-llllifllldli Le Van, Lois Gassaway, Annie Mae Linnie, Betty Lou Gillespie, Elizabeth Grillin, Mary Olive Henderson, Anna Herbison, Barrie Herring, Eloise Kendrick, Margaret Langston, Jessie Lee, Lucille Leeper, Kathryn Marable, Helen Mason, Louisze Maupin, Dorothy McDowell, Virginia McLaughlin, Fay Meredith, Virginia Moore, Roberta Morrissey, Margaret Pccler, Elizabeth i Oak Riddles, Helen Roach, Dorothy Rogers, Fay Rogers, Lnsea Tucker, Elizabeth Wade, Geraldine Ware, Mary B. Webster, Jane Williams, Grace Wilson, Mary F. Woodlicf, Elizabeth Q-2 I Boom, HOWARD DAVIS C.-xRNoH,'xN ETHI-.RIIJC,lf 5? 1,7 , s.- Hz'- T Davis I'-IoRN WI11ss'rER Flu-.Asl14R Klzmfxw' CARN1-,S ESSARY Mm:Rou11R'1's Cook Com, TlNRl.Ii PATY IJLAN Kl:l.l.IiX' D1 Iilll' W ,,,.Q , 2 if 35? M1 CARN1-:S IiRlcgRsoN FOISOM BROWNE I.owxf CARSON CLLVELAND Mc1CoY CQORF Ll-'li S. KENNEDY E. MCCULLOLQH V. F. CHASE W. MOORE A. BIRMINGHAINA F. MURRAY KI. P. BOONE W. WEBB R.T1NRLr1 V. Woons The January Senior Play The january Senior Class '30 presented the play, The Importance of Being Ernest . The play was directed by Mrs. Banker. THE MEMBERS OF THE CAST WERE: ALGERNON MONCRIEI-' ....... Sydney Kennedy JOHN WORTPIING . . . . .V. F. fbaxv HON. GWENDOLYN FAIRFAX . . Czfcfl-wi ifblrfzzllorla CICILY CZARDEW' LADY BRAQRNELI. Miss PRISM . REV. CANON Crmsuuuz . MERR1MAN, Butler MANSERVANT . FOOTMAN . C ii Rf 1' L ! 4 '-'i fr fa Wfinifrwl Qloorv Florem' ASMIIYYKIJV Virginia Woods . William Wi'l1b . Ralph Tinlzlr' . Iaznvx Boom' Allen Blfllllllgljdlll The June enior Clays Prexvnlx A Fu!! House' ' U1 Nz'zv Farm' in Three vlrls By FRED JACKSON 'Dimsfed by MRS. BANRER CAST Parkes, an English servant . . Susie, from Sioux City, a maid . Attily Howell, a bride .... Mrs. Winnecker, from Yonkers, the aunt Daphne Charters, Ottily's sister . . . Nicholas King, a stranger . . Ned Pembroke, Jr., an only son George Howell, a bridegroom Dougherty, a police sergeant . Jim Moorey, a policeman . . SELDON COTTON MARGARET PARKS ORA BETH I-IEISRELL . JANE WEBSTER ANIETA RAWLINS . LEWIS KELSEY . J. S. UNDERWOOIJ . LELAND STINSON WILLIAM WEBSTER . . . ED WEST Clancy, another ...... . . . FRED SMITH Mrs. Fleming, who owns the apartment . INA MOODY CALHOUN Vera Vernon, a show girl . . . . . PAYE CAYTON Mrs. Pembroke, from Boston . . . KATHRYN HESS SYNOPSIS Ned Pembroke ij. S. Underwoodj is a reckless and wealthy youth who writes ardent love letters to a designing chorus girl fFaye Caytonj, an attorney brother- in-law QLeland Stinsonj, steals the letters and then gets his hand-bag mixed up with the grip of a burglar who has stolen a valuable necklace from the mother QKathryn Hessj, of the indiscreet youth. The efforts of the crook to recover his plunder, as incidents in the story of the play in which the swiftness of the action never halts for an instant. Not only are the situations screamingly funny, but the lines themselves hold a fund of humor at all times, k. fA'.,LL' fi' .A gr ,f l R 1. Pzzbliv Speaking Department Izl IZABI- I'll I IPM . . . . . . 'Dr'c'1zlilI11'l MARY Gl4Nl-, CPllI,IJlRLSS . 6'Yfl'lIIIl0l'tllIl'UIlX Sfwukrn' tlAMr,s MUl.I,AN . . . . 'lhfyx' 'Ili-fum Nlmu' NIU, KILGO . . Cjirlx' 'Dvlmff MAIN' I:RANlil4.S BA1.1uwlN . . Girlx' 'Dwlmff lf1.oYu IBAVIS . . Mus. C3AN'l'lilil.I. Mu. CAN'l'lilil.l, RALPH CAN'I'Rl-I.l, A N Nlli Anmms . 'Bn-yx' 'Dvfmlf THE ONE-ACT PLAY Sfm'f:in' Maury LYNlf.1,l. Mfwuas Cl'lAUNC,IIEY BROWN Glaoumi MCDOW'lil.l. CINUA .IAN15 SIMMONS Dl'lI77ldfZ.6' Club DRAMfx'ric1 CLUIS Uifificiifks . AlJI'!'kjlll'llf WIINNII-III-IJ Moons' .... . . . I,YNNr.i.i, IYI.'XI'I.l s . . Vlf'r'-'l,1'1'.vifI1'l1f Wll 1 Nm Ct l,lIYl IIS ITIIOMSUN . V. If. Clmsi- Mlts, ISANMJQ Bennett, Edna Berry, Marguerita Brawley, Kathryn Bridges, Pauline Buford, Mary Burnett, Genevieve Carter, Virginia Coleman, Agnes Cole, Willnaa Conibear, Kathryn Daley, Mildred Davis, Irene Dinkins, I,eta Mae Felder, Virginia Grigsby, Faira Hardin, De Estelle Kelley, Helen DRAMA'r1c: CLUB ROLL Kilgo, Mary Nell Knight, Martha Lucille Ielilane, jean Matoon, Mayabelle Maples, Lynnell Marable, Helen Massey, Lueille Moore, Roberta Moore, Vlfinnifred Moore, Marie Murray, Florence McBride, ,Iessie McCulloch, Evelyn Oswald. Barbara Prather, Mildred Robinson, Gladys Simmons, Cinda Jane - 'F fl' ,wid Af , ffji, x..fLJ.f f , . Sc'f'l'1'l11l'j . A1-l'4'tIXIlI'Vl' . ilil',Hll'fI'l' Sllmllwr Tarvin, Lillian Stevens, Patricia Thomson, Phyllis Wootls, Virginia Wriglit, Byrma Birmingham, Allen Boone, -Iames Chase, V. F. Davis, Floyd Hendricks, Elmer Horn, Curtis Kennedy, Sidney Luehard, Bill Melton, Murray Tinlile, Ralph Wfatson, Vifyndoleen ,IQHN jAM1as Gimcr HARRIS BOONE LINDSAY Scholarship Club The Scholarship Club, the purpose of which is to raise the morale of the students and to build up interest in a high type of school work, is one of the most valuable institutions ever installed in the Oak Cliff High School. The Scholarship list, which varies from time to time, is made up from report cards which are issued at the end of each six weeks, and all students with an aver- age of 90 with no grade below 80 for the given division are entitled to have their names on the list. All students having an average of 90 with no grades below 80 for the year have their names recorded on the year list and receive a one-year Linz Award. Those students having a four-year average of 90 with no grade be- low 80 receive a four-year Linz Pin. An Everts' Award is given for a four-year average of 80 with no grade below 80. This club is the only one in Oak Cliff that enjoys many parties and good times without the payment of dues. The Parent-Teachers' Association of Oak Cliff High School gives the Scholarship Club an annual Christmas party, and it is not an unusual occurrence for them to serve refreshments at the meetings at the end of the six weeks. The P. T. A. also gives a cash prize to the unclerclassmen making the highest term average. Last year one award was presented in June, but this year two awards are to be presented: one at the end of each semester. The Oak Cliff High School Scholarship Club has been made the largest in Dallas through the untiring efforts of Miss Harris, Miss Hammock, Miss Bell, Miss Hamilton, and Mrs. Bramlette. The officers for 1929-1930 are as follows: -Imvnis BOON1, . . 'PYl'Silf!'l1f, Fall 'Term JOHN HARR1s . iPYt'Xfl1HHf, Spring Term Gimcrg LINDSAY . . . Scrrefary 79 ef' at - .... cc, A .. AU! 'fan l . . E i 1 v U ii l 'I l 'i 4 l i I li li V. 9, Q it L .hi M49 i li.l 'J -x 14-irzv Adams, Marie Alexander, Louise The Scholarship Cfzzh Connell. Winona Conner, Nellie Atkinson, Vada MarieCrouch, Marjorie Baker, Ruth Baker. Winston Basom, Compere Baldwin, Mary Francis Bartlett, Ellen Beachum, Billy Beattie. Martha Alice Bell, Deane Blaine, Winona Bom-land, Kathryn Buford. Mary Burke, Billy Burnette, Avis Brant, Beulah Bryan, Hazel Carnes, Jim Carlson, Glenn Carter, Ruth Carrell, Maxine Calhoun. lna Moodie Campbell. Nellie Chambers. Jesse Chapman, Cathryn Charske, Johnson Chestnut. Georxre Clark, Marlraret Cleveland, Edwin Cleveland, Mary Jane Chew, William Carnahon, Macairo Coffey, James Coman, Georgia Cotton, Seldon Cosby, Edna Earl Cosby,Yvonne Crabb, Sam Crossett, Harold Daley. Mildred Davis, Leonard Dixie, Lindsey Dellitt. Virxrinia Douglass, Robbie Dransfield, Adelyne Davis, Catherine Davis, Marjorie Dunbal'. Wilma Dickson, Margaret Dunn. Virginia Dunn, Martha Erwin, Edyth Elder, Eloise Edmondson. William Elliott. Claudia Evans, Mary Katherine Elsberry. Evelyn Etheridge. Clark Elder. Eloise Fidwell, Mary Francis Franklin, Melva Frost. Herschel Gamble, Mary Gamblc. Margaret Gardner, Alice Gillespie, Elizabeth Geiser, Leon Goerner, Fred Goodwin, Jack Grubbs, Margie Gai-lock, Wilma Gates, Jessie Mae Graham, Gcorxle Garvin, Katherine Griffin, Mary Olive Gray, Ralph Gray, T. C. Hahn, Frances Hahn, Edwina Hatchell, Austin Lee Henderson. Robert Henderson, Anna Helton, Rubye Herring, Eloise Hill, Winnell Humphries, Floyd Howell, Maurice Holt, Elizabeth Holder, Katheryn Hooper, Willibel Jones, Dorothy Keith, William Kinnamon, Euphemia Knighton, Robert Kinsey, Edna Kilgo, Mary Nell Lady, Catherine Large, Billy Lec, Lucille Leeds. Martha Leeper, Kathryn LeVan, Lois Lindsay, Grace Littleton, Hannah Lowe, Evelyn Lowe, Burford Matthews, Irma Marable, Helen Martin, Ada Rhea I . '. Manuum, Adelyn McLeroy, Lucille Mc-Laughlin, Fay McDowell, Norman M4-Queen, Elizabeth Moore, J. Haydn Macbeth. Uria Moore. Roberta Morrow, Elzie Mae Murray, Fred Mullan, James Nichols. Rip Ogle. Ethel Oreilly, Elsie Oliver. Jcssic Mary Palmer, Alice Parker, Elizabeth Peeler, Elizabeth Peeler, David Pope, Fletcher Poore. James Riddels, Hclen Ray, Jane Rhoads. Delmore Roach, Dorothy Robinson, Gladys Robinson, Clifford Roberts, Connie Mae Roberts, Edwin Robinson, Miz kell Rowntree, Winston Sandlin. Gene Sellers, Dick Semones. Herbert Shelton, Fay Spenser, Dorothy Spence, Edward Sypert, Stella L 1, If lf, g F A J ' f 4 pf' ,,,,,,,, , Lf, ll, jj! 7.x y 4. i.e.'-f -. Stei rhenson. Mary Verna Spencer, Mary Louise Smith, Fred Smith. Lorraine Starling, Eileene Stri nirfellow, Mildred Strinprfellow, Doyle Sutton, Garrett Truly, Virginia Thompson, Anita Thomas, Jessie Tarvin, Lillian Thomas, Beulah Thomson, Phyllis Turzker, Modine 'l'idwell, Mary Tonn, May Belle Walker, Mildred Wiley, Grace Whittlesey, Merrill Wilson. Helen Maric Wiley, Julia Wilkinson, Virginia Weatherby, Pace VVebstcr, Jane Wright, Phama Webster, Billy Williams, Grace Wiley, John Wilson. Bethine Weatherby, James Whittlcsey, Gladys Van Nest. Dana Bell, Josephine Bennett, Edna Philley, Wayland Shaw, Billy 1 v 1 'A' -- gif: 1 4 Frefzclz C ab Wlrrxm IUUNBAK KA'l'l IRYN Hlass JAMES BOONE Spf-wig Miss Al7UDlJlil,l. Gardner, Clarenr-e Louchard, Bill Lowry, Clelma Sellers. Dick Stroud, Lemuel White, Jimmie Baker, Ruth lietry. Marsruerita Bourland, Kathryn Dunbar, Wilma Heiskell, Ora Beth Hess, Kathryn Huston, Dorothy LeVan. Lois Morissey, Margaret Murray, Florene Stelrhenson, Mary V. Conway, Jack Knott, Douglas Adams, Marie MEMBERS Adams, Martha Alexander, Louise Baker, Lois Brantley, Alice Brickey, Feline Cheek, Dorothy Edmonson, Bernadine Elder, Elise Evans, Mary K. Haley, Ouida Goodenough, Alice Herring, Eloise Hopkins, Grace Howell, Maurice Lacy, Katheryn Joyce MacRae, Georpzene Ogle, Ethel 0'Reilly, Elsie Peeler, Elizabeth Q4 , J, . gf Richards, Paula Roberts, Connie Shanklin, Ethel Mae Shelton, Fay Stinson, Vivian Tomlin, D. Otis Roach. Dorothy Taylor, Mrs. Nell Bonner, Ed Wyman. Claton Adams, Eva Allen, Mae Bates, Tommie Bomberyzer, Marian Burnett, Genevieve Carlton, Edna Cosby, Edna Earl Cummings, LaVerne Elliott, Claudia 2 Yll'l'.Yitlt'lIf Vin'-Y'r'r.viJ1'11f ry umf 'T rr'ax11rz'r SIIUIISUI' Lindley, Mamie Marable, Helen Lelilam-, Jean Meredith, Viriiinia Pitts, Mary Katherine Thompson, Anita. Webb, Dorothy Webber, Ford Boone. James Chatelain, Joe Connell, Winona Jones, Dorothy Kinsey, Edna Matthews, Cora. Palmer, Alice Philimvs, Gredaline Tunnell, Rosemary Weaver, Esther Wilson, Helen Marie W ,E 1 l 4 l l l l 5 1 , 1 l l ' ' will fed, ,,, l- - --2' '- 1 Cf 5' bl -t,- gi,-X ,Y ,X ' -QQ K 1,1 X 1, . E ,L , J, ,X f X, ' 'I' F.g.V:'lif, z k 3'-' V , 2' H. A b it: - 1.1 iff., j ' :Z.Ba412mefig5Wl'.Q, .. .ja y P Spanish Club SPA N ISH CLU15 CDFFICERS l'loMi-in GAR1 ANI: LUQ.lI.l.Ii Mfxssliv EIJNA Emu. Colm' E1i.i4,i1Nii S'mi:i,iNr, Miss Roisiiwm KING 'l'ri'iifl4'1lf . TIN'K'-l17l'l'SiKll'llf . SI'l'l't'flIl'vj' :mil 7'rz'ux11 wr MEMBERS Biker, Dorothy Beattie, Martha Alice Bryan, Hazel Cozby, Edna Earl Croft, George Dinliins, Pauline Dixie, Chris Douglass, Robbie Edmondson, Everette Garland, Homer Gillespie, Elizabeth Harper, Norman Hubbard, Bernice tx jones, Rheua Nell Kendrick, Margaret Knighten, Robert Langston, Ledbettcr. Linne, Betty Lou Martin, Ada Rhea Massey, Lucille Neff, Jane Parrish, Beverly Peese, Cliftine Rawlins, Aneita Ray, jane iff? Ot ,lessie Ruby Mae . f,1l'Ul'lI 'Ki'jwrl4'r' , , SIYUIIXOI' Rutherford, Mary K. Sidman, Mildred Smith, Cathron Spencer, Mary Louise Starling, Eileene Stogner, Charles Sturdivant, James Swatek, Robert Taylor, Bula Taylor, Eula Thompson, Mildred Tonn, Maybelle Weiiver, Leone ,f Brantley, Wilson Hronlow, Eugene Knixlhton, Robert Spencer, liillie Saunders. James Thomas, Clarenve Brant, Beulah Ellington, Maurine Carter, Elizabeth Cheek, Dorothy Crain, Frances Dickson, Margaret Dransfield, Adelyne Fall, Frieda Goin, Winnie Jo Hill, Marshall Kinsey, Edna Holbrook, Willise Kennedy, Mariraret. Lollor, Gladys Lover, Dorothy Masr-ho, June Art Department MEMISERS McLaughlin, Fay Niblo, Marguerite Nolan, Cora Quillin, Martha Steirer. Nita Mae Stevens, Pat Henry Ware, Mary Blanche 'l'uc'ker, Modine Davis, Myra Louise Van Nest. Dana Ilinkins, Pauline Dickson, W. T. Mercer, Glenn Gafford, Ben Shaw, Billie Allen, Ora Louise Dinkins, Leta Mae Dunn, Virginia Foster. Margaret Huston, Dorothy Holland, Ella Mae Mitvhell, Joanna North. Florence Pender. Florence Guthrie, Kitty Thomson, Phyllis Wilbourn, Christine Allsopp, Theresa Cooper, Maxine Gates, Edith Palmer, Alice Greene, Mildred Spencer, Dorothy Stephenson, Mary Linxwiker, Audrey Hayslip, Conley Gates, Jessie Mae Wilkinson, Virginia Huffer, Robert Isham, Fred Knott, Douglas Wute, Melhorne Webster, Robert Lee. Harold Brannon. Edna Earle Adams, Valerie Atterbury, Marguerite Bates, Ophelia Conuill. Ledis Hilbert, Mildred Iioodenouyrh, Alice Hanna, Louise Heafer, Vera. Melton, Mary Louise Rawlings, Alene Taylor, Mildred VValton, Wilma Warren, Teda Dobbins, Glenn White. Maurice Coblo. Eva. 0'Reilly, Elsie Belle Peese, Sylvia Works, Hazel The Oak C!1H Junior Hi- Y OFFICERS Fall Term BILLY SHAW . .... . ROBERT WEBSTER . . Vice- GEORGE HARRIS . . . . . VUINSTON ROWNTREE . . . . JAMES STURDIVANT BILLY LARGE . . . Sergeant Spring Term ROBERT WEBSTER JAMES STURDIVANT . . . Vire- Tresidenf Tresidenf Seerelary Treasurer af vilrrns Reporter Tresident Tresidenf Hale, Nolan Dean, Houston Parrish Beverly JIM CARNES . . . . . Serrefary ROBERT HENDERSON . . . . Treasurer GEORGE HAMRA . . . Sergeant at Ulrms MEMBERS Hamra, George Rowntree, Winston W'ebber, Ford Large, Billy Shaw, Billy Dial, John Sturdivant, James Webster, Robert David, Doc Henderson, Robert Carnes, Jim Alexander, Anderson A We Clarke Gnu As' Gufrl CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB -ff , is -. it .. 1... ,.. Oak Afifflizlglz Orclzesfra The Music Department is directed by Miss Haseltine. Betry, Martruerita Bropdon, Jack Blair, Marjorie Council, R. C. Cotton, Seldon llarhy, Clarenve Davis, Hassell Baker, Linnie Betry, Marguerita Bennett, Edna Childress, Naomi Cleveland, Mal'y Jane Copley, Rose Nel Bean, Kenneth Berry, Richard Brewster, J. C. Canon, Alex Corley, Quentin Crowell, Walton Davis, Floyd Dutton, Elmer Zimmerman, George ORCHESTRA Ilubbins, lra Holder, Katherine Huston, Dorothy Inge, Inez Mays, Howard Maltoon, Mayabell Meredith, Virginia Mcliarry. Malcolm McCulloch, Evelyn Niblo, Margaret Ogle, Ethel Parker, Basil Rawlins, Eliene GIRI,S, GLEE CLUB Brawley, Katherine Ilul're, Isabel Hardin, DeEstelle Henderson, Lena Holland, Ella May Mc-Culloeh, Evelyn BOYS' Essary, Loris Essary, Oved Ferguson, Hershall Frost, Hershall Hart, Chester Haskins, L. BL Hood, Spencer Honeycutt, Edward GLEH McCrary, Louise Pulliam, Lula Prather, Mildl'ed Riddells, Helen LaBlanL', Jean Sprague, Natalie CLUB Irwin, William Jennings, Groves Kelley, Marcus Lamb, Luther Lowery, Clelma Moore, Harold Melton, Murray McCain, Rea NORTH, FLORENCE, Qdrmnzpanisl Roberts, Connie Mae Roberts, John Russell, Jewell Simmons, Evelyn Shanklin, Ethel Mae Wilson, Jack Shanks, Dorothy Stevens, Pat Henry Tomlin, Elizabeth Watson, Wyndoleen Wright, Byrma Pai-kman, John Reed, William Stamps, Ware Stroud, Lemuel Swatek, Robert Wakefield, Bursell Wyman, Claton Wright, Delbert ,, if :lei-., uv,.- ,,.i,-Q4 Home Economics Deparfmenf Girls in the Alberta Stanton Marguerite McGuire De littn lipps Nlartlm Bourne picture doing work in Foods 3, Marie Moore Nannclle Hunter Irene Rothell Ouida Hughes Girls doing Work in Foods Ruby Hughes Rosemiiry Childs Virginia Truly Abbey Chamberlin Uma Ray Skelton Ruth Childs Satis Holder jenn Gladden Ruby Helton Doris Skelton 2, 1929-'3 1929-'30, Dorothy Hooper Lucile Griffin Eugenia Lec Cindu Simmons 0. Viviun Stovall Dorothy Cherry Earlinc Galloway Oleta Anderson Dollie Haynes There girls are pledged to be proud to be good cooksg to make home as at- tractive as the moviesg to make home a place to have good times, instead of a refuge when there is nowhere else to go. Some of them are headed for important and well-paid jobs like dietitians, tea room managers and the like, not to mention that biggest job of all,-efficient managers of homes of their own. e OU so ' ff '1 ff + ',1-wsiaifa .ids vi .- , lil Q N- .s 4 fa. 511' I f , ti. 4 'P , ' 1 :A I 5.4, ' - i -e 5, j'.f:l.5,'-a Ai A J- . Essay lub The Essay Club sponsored by Mrs. Helen Horn was organized by a group of students interested in the writing of essays and poetry to be entered in contests. The Officers of the Club wire: MILDRED DALEY ........ Trcsident HELEN MARABLE . . Vic'r'-Tresident LETA MAE DINKINS . . Secretary FRIEDA FALL . . . Ofcom Reporter The Jbfembers of fbe Club vflre: Edna Earl Cozby Pauline Dinkins Frieda Fall Beulah Thomas Frances Amos Dorcas Chamberlain Leta Mae Dinkins Naomi Childress Faye McLaughlin Nina jewel Lemen Adda jeannette Mac Rae Martha Alice Beattie Mary Gamble Modine Tucker Fay Shelton Avis Burnette Edwina Hahn Cathryn Chapman Lynell Maples De Estle Hardin Mary Blanche Ware won 3325.00 as first Contest. Those entering in other contests are: Naomi Childress Modine Tucker Leta Mae Dinkins Mary Blanche Ware Oleta Childress Mary Blanche Vlfare Lynell Maples PATRiOT1sM EssAY Mary Blanche Ware COLONIAL DAMES Virginia Felder Lynell Maples Mildred Daley ROBERT E. LEE Martha Alice Beattie prize INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Virginia Meredith Mary Kathryn Pitts Marie Adams Mildred Daley Claudia Elliot Ruth Baker Dorothy Hooper Mary Blanche Ware Helen Marable Edna Bennett in the Robert E. Lee Lynell Maples Helen Marable Beulah Thomas Ruth Baker Modine Tucker Helen Marable Mildred Daley The contests sponsored by Current Literature and The Scholas- tic' will have entries in both the essay and poetry contests. These rep- resentatives have not been selected. e Oar 2 4TH PERIOD GYM CELASS 3RD PERIOD GYM CLASS Y ,,f- ---ex -, , ff ig is X lll ilk :i ll V H M x will i j ll 4 1 1 Zlil ily? ip. l' . l l1' l l k V. Vx: ,lk um Jr Q l yin lL f if il 1 y . Poppy Sale iz' HI Each year on Armistice Day the American Legion in Dallas sponsors a poppy sale for the benefit of QQ the disabled World War Veterans. In order to stimulate competition and thus increase sales, several prizes are offered To the Dallas High School group turning in the most money, a cash prize of one hundred dollars is offered. To the individual securing the most money a diamond ring is given. For the past three years Oak Cliff has won the first prize of one hundred dollars. This year, 1929, we were the happy recipients of both first prizes. Miss Alma Lena Fuqua, a first year pupil, won the diamond ring. We wish to thank Miss Morrison and the girls for the effort and energy expended in bringing these honors to Oak Cliff. Without the advice, encouragement, and co-operation of Miss Morrison, it is doubtful that the two hundred girls or more, who took part in the sale, would have felt the impulse and the desire to exert the necessary energy and Oak Cliff Spirit to have won over all the other 1 i ly 1, Dallas High Schools. So to Miss Morrison, again we wish to express a grateful-Thank You! , 1 l l w ' ' , '1 ' ' I w qw 7 0 s o o ill, V, iii l ' Q or r Dewi 6 LM -. W F. X .R .xg sew l N l ill ll 'ls l 3 alll yy, f A lv will Y l l l 1 V 3 1 2 Ll z ,. - N- - - - - -- - --- -- - - - - . . L. nl iz. f ff ur:..s.,'f4'iQ,fgf.tet far-'Fifi 'f?'viEL'asI, i'-Hr'313554.35-aaa-q5,4gg1x:a.1.gr,gsgq3A..t.geg,a,i,,..a,V-J1 -a:.,3,,Q,,'. ,R l i i 1 Qlothifzg Since the beginning, progress has been marked by change. Far-seeing men have reached out for new methods to best solve their problems, discarding ideas that have outgrown their usefullness. The history of Home liconomics reveals a like development. In the early days, the idea prevalent among the majority was that Home Economics was teaching girls to cook and sew. Stress was laid on the fact that all mankind, paricularly men could be ruled through their stomachs by a beautiful lady clad in her home-made dress. A brain was considered inconse- quential. All girls who failed in other things were shoved pell-mell into a cooking or sewing class and expected to make good grades. The change has come slowly and has cxacted great labor on the part of teacher: and leaders of Home Economics. Today the girls who stand ahead in clothing classes, stand ahead in Mathematics, English, and other so-ealled cultural subjects. A good clothing student learns how to make a dress so that she may competently judge any costume home-made or otherwise. She buys wisely and systematically aryl she correlates her knowledge of clothing with civic, political, and social affairs. Home Economics has come into its own :ts .1 trainer for efficient home-makers, the biggest job that woman can find today. The world is no longer proud to boast that its women are too dumb for any- thing but plain cooking and sewing. The girls in the picture above represent a group, who in learning to construct a garment, learn many things unsuspected by the casual observer or one unlearned in the ways of Home Economics. V I , J l ,gg fl f fivr y i if ,ff fe LJ: .l , ' , 1 I , xl J s 'fu- -0, :7 - ' X X F x J l H- I 'gm w X V uf , .X X. ., ' C7YfZ.fZ.f6ll'y - -1 .G 1- l,:1 UT. Cm.. LILUT. COL. CHAI-MAN I'lfxN51muoUcH A LOLORS CK BURN! . Sf'.':ior Cofor Srrgvnrif Mo klmumw BIILY I.Alu,1 M. LINN . . fo'0r SL'l'Xl'Ll'1f Color Gum' I . f'u'or Gmuzl ll! , .nina ,., A '-. , P I , f 1 ,f if X' QL? ff'!C4'f f u MAJOR CQARNIYS LIFUT.-CQOL. SMITH STAFF I7lL.Ix CHAPMAN .... Liifllfflldllf folonfl lx! fvrm DI vous IPIANSBOIIQIJGII . L'iz'ufrmlI1l fulwwl Zml lvrm SIM CARNIS . . . . . Jilujnr' Zml fl'V'l7l CLARK E'rHI.IuIfcL . 'Plum aml 'Truifzing Offiwr EDWIN Ilnuoms . . ,I1fl'HiKQI'lItY' Offirzfr D. C. NIOORI . . ylzljllfurzl III frrul Tom CLI VI LAND . . Uldyzzfunt Zml farm BIN GM-IURIJ . Sllflply Offirfr lxf fvruz KIMI' l,IxwIs . . Sulvply Qffirw' Zml trrlrz , ,A --gg Y ., I! 1 , gpgaalx, Q.- ag. :J-,Ii nelagrg .11 lin . I CAPTAIN SPONSOR CAPTAIN WILLIANIS BLACK UNIJERWOOD Roster of Bam! MULI..-IN, QIAMI-.S . . Firxi Srrgvunl Sergeant Svrgvafzf Corporal Corporal Corporal WILLIAMS, HARRY . . . fapiain UNnI1RwooII, J. S. .... Captain BROGDONMIACK . . 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S1r5f'4u11 Chris Dxxne Lorporuls LnFoy e Charske Johnson Freasler Hugh Olnver Dean Frank jackson .I W Blum ldlll Clnne ohn Dean Roy Fxsher Wlll Allen Frye Gerald Gardner Clarence Gray T C Hale Nolan Hansborough Nor Hanson Frank PRIVATLS Hare Almon Harper Norman Hmddey Clalr Iohnson Clayton Johnson Vmcent large Bully Lewis Kemp man Lute I Ernc McMa1n Moore Pdwm Murray Fred Ocklts Roy Parrish Beverly Robmson Clifford Sanderford Doward Stmones Herbert Shaw Bully bUPERNUMERARIES Dean Houston Henderson jack LOUgl'Il'ldgC Bennie Dml john Iohnson Leon Maupin Harold Edmondson Lvtrett Long Paul lope Fletcher Gharls john 'Zia O Devous Hansborough Ben Gafford Tom Cleveland Pace Weatherby jones Ray Lee Weldon Shaw Wllllam Stralmg Grover Stinson Leland Tnppett Garnett Trube Albert Truelson Julius Whlpker Rmhard Worden Eugene Stanley I W Walters A D White jnmmxe V I' , ,JO , J '. , , .R.B. , ,. . , me . . . . . . . ' .5 ' I -J ,J . ,Z ' , '-l ' I ! V 1 1 y . ,I 7 .u ,g , 5 y y '. , 1 X 1 N Q vm H .V 7 R ' . s '- L, , - - . , . , - , ! I V lv I I 1 . -- , l,j.i. ' F, ', 1 R 1 l V N ' H 3 I 1 h I 7' ' ,- Y , , , , - - ' I v 3 ' ' ' y v , . , ,J . !'Y 4 'N . XI 4 X,- NlURRlS HANslN Domus BRoxxN BAULR HANSBIDIKLJUGII MKMAINS S Moms LIXXIS CARNxIIox GAI-I-oRo WIATHLRBY Rifle Tram FRANK HANSIN Roy DFAN PAQ WEATPTFRBY MACARIO CARNAI-ION I-III LIARD MORRIS Euxx IN LTOUGI AS ERIL MCMAIN5 BrN GAIIORII DIVOUS HANSBOROUGPl DICK CHAPMAN EARL BAUFR EIJWIN SHUIL HFRBI RT SFMONES DILK BURKF The Oak Chff cadets on the rnfle team have made a flne showmg thIs year, havlng Won second place In three matches wrth the other schools of Dallas These crack shots have also won thxrd place In t IC Coxps A1ea wlucn means five pomts towards the eflic ency cup wmch Oak Chff has held for th last thre years The boys practlce dally, and they hope to wIn many more laurels for the school before the year IS over Zff cf I' -'- ill . 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I-5,4 4.N,':,'sf1-'v-- .4 E., ji Z5 ,4-53,48 4 v . f , .. , .4 44 cfflflzlafzks Back Row: jimmy Cole, Lawrence Jasper. Front Row: Harold Moore, Wyndolcen Watson, Alex Cason. O11 Oak C!zffHzQgl1 On Oak Cliff High, On Oak Cliff High On Oak Cliff High, On Oak Cliff High Plunge right through that line Fight on your fame Throw the ball around those end-men Fight fellows, fight and Touchdown sure this time. We will win this game. Leopards I Can't you hear, Can't you hear That great band that's over here As the Leopards Come charging along? Let it rain or let it snow They will know just where to go For the Leopards are moving along. So it's on Oak Cliff High We'll defeat them if we try And we'll celebrate our battle with a song Rah, Rah So where e'er folks go They are sure to know That the Leopards were fighting along, Always fighting, That the Leopards were fighting along. II They are near, do not fear, Does that football team look queer? It means the Leopards are fighting along Whether rain, whether sleet Our old team is hard to beat As the Leopards come fighting along. So it's fight! fight! fight! Bring us victory tonight And we'll back you with our yells, loud strong. Rah, Rah We will sing your praise W'hen we think of these old days Wlmen the Leopards are fighting along Always fighting, When the Leopards are fighting along. 'M We C7 N.f 311 ll? if +25 V , i i :k K L E 'VN V, 7 1, , . 'fysjeqrg V 2 A ms wfagf-.sv A iff F 00164111 Squad WINION NOAII . . . . fsfldfb W P DUlKRIi'I I' . :,fSSiNft1lIff0tlL'lJ CIEORGE CROI1 T CHARLES LAMB CLAYTON VVYMAN JOHN BULL KIACR MCCOY MORRIS HOWAIKD PACE WEATHLRBY JAMES KELLY TOM CAMPBFI.I. FRICD SMITH BILL WEBSTIQR QIAKII-1 GORIT JULIUS TRUELSON .IAMLS RUSSELL LEWIS KELSEN' LEMUEL STROUD FRANK MARTIN JACK MCCAIN HILLIARD MOIKRIS IRA COOK BIENNY CAOENI-IIQAIJ NORMAN KIQPKE BILL ERICSON JOIIN MILLER NVALTILR GOODENOUOH JACK XVHITI2 X. CARSON ALMON HARE JOHNNIE SPRAGUE I5 Noni ERICKSON Goin Ki I,SI Y DURRl,'I l' Hrilil fuarlv fr:-fulvl. fapi.-6'li'i'l fo-fufrf. foarb All City Half All City Center 1929 Pbofball Season The Oak Cliff Leopards were led into the first battle of the year by their co-captains, Bill Erickson and Lewis Kelsey. With Wyman, a last year's lineman, at fullback, the Leopards stamped a 22 to 0 score over Grand Prairie for the first victory. The O. C. H. Blue and White team showed fine form both in run- ning and in passing in the second game of their 1929 season. The touch- down honors this time went to the speedy backfielder, jakie', Gore, and the vivid co-captain, Bill Erickson. Hindered by nine fumbles, Oak Cliff was held to a scoreless tie by the strongest Poly team in years. The first city series game gave the Leopards their first defeat of the season, at the hands of the Bulldogs, the score was 13 to 7. Oak Cliff came back with its old fight and put over its third tri- umph in five games by giving the Dallas Tech Wolves a sound beating. Doped by all sports writers as underdogs, the fighting Leopards swamped the North Side Steers by the one-sided score of 26 to 0. Again, showing form and Hght true to the tradition of Oak cliff, the Leopards defeated another Fort Worth team, the Central High Pan- thers, by a 7 to 0 victory. Ci r- 3 f is Xl, K, -4 A E - 4 L in 'I at ry by 1 ,, . f Nl 5 a f. 5 l 1 aw K ' I -I A I li L' P I I ,-gi , ..., 4 ,Q . T-, 'A ', if . ,r , Ve a l 5 ' f 3 ,A jr K V i ,, 11 1, ' t 'Q 5 f ,v , , ,Q-'asf u . - - fl A -5 A kr Q , , C t if 'i f L , 3 4 L 3 SIIQLJLTU Nlll 1 1 la Russ! Ll Mokkls W1 BSI! la 'Tin Hr fyillillll lrlrlllmrle Fm! 7'ur'Hm' NVoodrow Wfilson met with no better luck against the roaring Leopards than the other six teams who had failed to scratch the Leopard cyclone,', had brought the ball from the other side of the field with his beautiful running. Havin I rimed for weeks to reven fe the crushin 20-0 defeat of ss P , s A a last year, the Leopards waded into the Sunset Bisons and gave them a sound beating to the tune of 19 to 0. A X, In the O.C.-Forest game, the Leopards, although 3 carrying a lead of three points till the last ten 3 cf minutes of the game, met their worst defeat of the season when the Lions got hot and scored three touchdowns in ten minutes. But the fact remains, PopH Noah put out a clean, hard-fighting bunch of Leopards. Looking over the games we recall the sterling plays of Stroud, Miller, Goodenough, Webster, Cadenhead, Howard, Kelsey, Kepke, Wyman, Gore, Erickson, Cook, Davis, and Russell. Truly, it would be hard to find a member of the team who did not give Tom Cook We Ocnfi AVIS al E Y li i 2 L f T 3 . i D Owl mu .xo XYYYMAN Coom Nousli ll If 6 I C' -I K' 'I Leopard Season Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Totals, O. C. . . , ,,i,, i , ,,i, ,. Ki-iii' O. C. Opp. . 22 Grand Prairie. . . O . 15 Greenville . . 0 . O Polytechnic . . 0 . 7 North Dallas . . . 13 . 19 Dallas Tech . . 0 . 26 North Side . . 0 . 7 Central ..... 0 . 6 Woodrow Wilson . 0 . 19 Sunset ..... 8 . 10 Forest . . 21 . 131 Opponents . . 32 OU e 3 S l Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff Cliff lx .sl x' CAIN NH: Au COLI. 'l The Baskefball Season . . . 25 W'oodroW . . , 19 Forest . . . . 7 N. Dallas . . . 25 Tech . . . 24 Sunset . . . 19 N. Dallas . . . 21 Tech . . . 18 Sunset . . . l S Woodrow . . 9 Forest ..... Oak Cliff finished in a tie for second place in che city ries basket ball. , A 1 l 4g - 3 Tm ch With the following teams Oak Cliff should make an ex cellenr showing at the city track meet April 5. Relay Team -I. Russell W. Goodcnough Jack McCoy Bill Ledbettcr Orval Pursellcy H. Smith L. Stroud Milf' Ruiz john Miller Lewis Kelsey Broad jump Gruneisen R. Swatek I.. Russcll Shot Put Williain Webster j. Truelson Lcm Stroud 440 Yard Dash Jack McCoy Bill Leclbcttcr O. Purscllcy 880 Yard Run Walter Goodcnouglw H. Hayslip james Coffey High I um 11 Lcm Stroud B. Swatek Discus Throw William Webster Lem Stroud J. Truelson Hurdles Charles Gruneisen Haskins 100 Yard Dash .X Lg 1 L. Russell jack McCoy james Russell V, F' i if -, . ' L If he Oar? 1. N2 Flu Asn ix COTTON SMITH TRu1.1.soN SHULTZ Gfxssfxwa ' WRIGHT SPRAGUI Tennis The Oak Cliff tennis cohorts under the guidance of Mr. R. N. Smith have done fine work thus far this season. Against Sunset, the team won the boys' singles 6-4, 9-7, the boys' doubles, 6-3, 6-2. They lost the girls' singles, 6-1, 6-1, and the girls' doubles 6-1, 4-6, 6-1. In the next match against Woodrow Wilston, both the boys and girls won with the following scores: boys' singles 6-2, 6-2, boys, doubles 6-2, 7-S, girls, singles, 6-3, 6-4, girls' doubles 6-3, 6-4. The boys' team is composed of Hugh Freasier, Julius Truelson, and Seldon Cotton. The girls' team is made up of Phama Wright, Anna Mae Gassaway, and Natalie Sprague. The team with such a record thus far in the season looks good and these boys and girls should bring home the bacon in the shape of tennis trophies as the teams of the past led by the unconquerable Doc Barr did. Ucffi 2 ANGLLI N Mom LAND 1,11 IWICII Gom- SPPNSF MURRAY Gobf With Gus Moreland, who is Southwestern Amateur Champion, Jakie Gore, Billy Spenser, and Marc Anglen, all of whom are last year's veterans, the team appears to have quite a good chance at championship in golf this year. Fred Murray, a new comer, who has the makings of a good golfer, but lacks experience is also on the team. Mr. Leftwich, the coach, practices with the boys almost every day at Stevens Park where Gus holds the course record for low score. The team is improving each day and by the start of the season should be in fine form. There has been one practice match with Sunset in which Oak Cliff was tied by a 3-3 score. Oak Cliff defeated Forest on March 28 by a 4-2 score. we In Apprecz'atz'0n In conclusion, we wish to express on this page our grati- tude to each and every member of the faculty and student body who has in any way helped in the compiling and pub- lishing of the 1929-30 Oak. We especially wish to thank with all sincerity the fol- lowing: Mr. Hamilton for the use of his ofhceg and other members of the faculty who have made special efforts to help us in our work-Mr. Campbell, Miss Cabiness, Miss Alexander, Miss Patrick, Miss Beulah Baker, Mrs. Clements, and Mr. Hester. We also wish to extend our heartiest thanks to Miss Graves who has granted many permissions aiding the prog- ress of the Oak publication, and to Mr. Adamson who has helped so many times in various ways. Among those members of the Oak staff to whom we wish to express our appreciation, are: Lane Clifton, Myra Louise Davis, Kathryn Bourland, Billie Burke, Wilma Kin- namon, and James Judge. As everyone knows, the problem of financing the Oak is no small undertaking. Therefore, we wish to express our deepest thanks to Miss Hammock, Clark Etheridge, Howard Mays, and other members of the staff in making this pub- lication possible. To the student body as a whole, we wish to express our true gratitude for all its contributions, each and every one of which is really appreciated. As a result of the earnest efforts of the entire school, the 1929-30 Oak is completed. THE EDITOR. miss , .ANN . ,bm iv-M'w, V V ' J4f'?::ii.,5,zivNfp 1' .1 i , A Kalawtim Mi i cap.. ,YK V . , ' - up V mgyfw. -mb, V' . YA ,.. B K2 1.-.f'vmg,f:w up xv Ixifgff I z 1 PM 5. g,..,.4 A .- . 4 kewl, A 4,1353 ff-54... nw ' '--'-'ff-as M- V, ...fa Q, A ' V. ., up es. 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V' 'Q 'f 95.217 ff-51? 5. 32 'Z t ' , -1, K. I 1. 4-yi ' , gf, f P 3 3.9 QI, if- .. . ff f.. , , ,..,. - 51. ' 5 . ', P ff ' V:-A-M. 5:2524 .. 5W if-M - . M . fi H ' ' '7 . Q v MI , ,,.,, W. , A , .H sl ' .?'5 :'2'73 J-.v....-,,W.,,.-Yll.,C. . NM ' H Z-55 dna' CQHZW, 2.56 I 5.-I i ,T , Q 11 11 4. f-,fl Ora Belb: What is an automatic shutter? Kuflaryn H.: Something every back- seat driver needs. Iolm Carnes: Jack is the most un- canny driver. I-le can even tell what a woman means when she puts her hand out.', Clifford: He must be a palm reader. Mr. Peffy: Radio is still in its in- fancy. Frank Murfin: Yeh, well, it squawls like it. Mrs. Briimleff: Was your hubby cool when you told him there was a burglar in the house? Mrs. R. N. Smifb: I should say so. Why his teeth absolutely cluttered! Miss Calzinessz Mr. Allen is very at- tentive to his wife, it appears. Miss Falls: Yes, he always oils up the lawn mower for her before he goes to school. When a man fell through the ici: at White Rock recently, our gallant hero, Tom Cleveland, dashed up and offered him a cough drop. Mrs. Hrsfer: Why so thoughtful, dear? Mr. Hesfvr: I have one dollar over this week and canlt remember which in- stallment I forgot to pay. Myra Louise: How do you like my drawing? Mrs, Clemenfx: I'I'm! It might be Worse. . M. L. lindignantlyj: Mrs. Clements, I hope you will reconsider. Mrs. Clemenis: Very well. It couldn't be worse! Claris D.: The neighbors leave that car of theirs standing out all night. lizmes I.: Probably the ads said it was an outstanding car. The fellow who writes a mathemat- ics book has a right to be proud. They are bought by people who count. Eliz. Renfrowz I'm homesick. Mrs. Renfrowz But, you are at homef' Elizabribz That,s just the trouble. I'm sick of it. lzidgca The evidence shows that you threw a brick at the constablef' Wan' Slumpx: It shows more'n that. It shows I hit him. Rbeau Nell: When did you break your engagement with J. S.? Doris lane: As soon as I realized that none of the girls were a bit envious of me. Bzirford L.: I was worried by a bad appetite lately, but I fixed that. Lorix E.: I-low? B. L.: Oh, I just quit going with her. Gran' I-I.: Have you heard the stom- achache song? Evelyn L.: No. Whatzat? G. H.: You're mean, Tummyf, Billy Large: Just think, man has learned to fly like a bird. Lumon Burt: Yes, but he can't sit on a barbed-wire fence. Two high school boys, one with a bot- tle of rootbeer: One: Have a sip? 'Tollafrs Sir, I go to Sunset! One: Pardon me. Take the bottlef' Dirk: So your name is Newton? Don't tell me ou're one of the Fi Y 8 Newtonslu .X . y ,Q iff? at Om . . , BELIEVE rr on nor s ,, Q E 'M E' X Q 1' xg 3 ik L3 I E E Q E gg n Xia gf gf E a E, 1 K , S, Si iz 'f df-. .2-E ' Es Txvmsaf 5? E b m orai 5 as 'il 5 Baly Ppllen, 6mo. oki, 6ft. tall. gh miie L rx 4 E 1 7 - fs : . ,E UQ . Wigsf ' 1 Miss Cooper: What is a pedestrian, Gustavus? Gus: A man who is here today and run over tomorrowf' There had been several earthquake shocks in the district, so Mr. and Mrs. Halliburton sent Tom to an uncle who lived out of the danger zone. A day or two later they received a telegram: Am returning your boy. Send earth- quake. Buttermilk's so lazy that he canit de- cide whether to stay in bed all morning or to get up early so he'll have a longer day to loaf. Seldon C.: How did you like the new co-eds? George MvDowr'll: I don't know. I've never driven one. Norman Kejiftvz They tell me you're good at coquetryf' Pauline' Wfilkinsz You've been misin- formed. I never play those lawn games. Recently, when Horn's car turned over, Mad, thought she was going to die, and dictated this farewell note: Write to Jakief, she whispered. Give him my true love. Carbon copies to james, Bur- ford, and Kemp. Jimmie Cole says he spent the happiest days of his life as a freshman. The census-takers will be around soon. Girls, have your ages ready. Eilam' S.: Do you like promiscuous kissing?'l Ina Moody: I don't know. I've never had a date with him. Louise T.: I-Iow did you get into the habit of wearing a mustache? james S.: O, it just grew on mef' Erie Mc.: Our cars are good. Why, we're selling 'em by the dozen. Winsfori W.: I'm not surprised. I-Iow much are they a dozen? Billy B.: just think, school's been going on four weeks now. Kafbryn B.: Gee! It seems like a month to me. And then there is the absent-minded teacher who had the students write the exam questions while he answered them. Guess who? james Sbaufver: I'm thirsty, and I want a drink. Louie Berry: Drink milk. It's good for the bloodf, james S.: Yeah! But I'm not blood- thirsty. jark McCain: Statistics show that 50 per cent of the married people are women. Eilene Sfarling fentering a swinging door with Ed Brightj: Everybody will say we've been going around together. jean LaBlam': Isn't this orchestra di- vine?', Ed Douglas: Nawg I tink it's de berries. Paco W.: May I have the pleasure of this dance?,' Faye C.: Sure: sit down. Another idea of an easy job: Gar- bage collector in Scotland. Modern youth is more interested in where to spend his nights than he is in where he will end his days. Biirford L.: I hear that Kathryn is marrying that X-ray specialistf, james S.: Oh, yeah! What can he see in her? QTEE fl7 I sg N Wf5EQLf iLf30 O .So - xb 32-H'-4' x 7 iq X w 1 X lx 1 X THP Zififfvj ES ,f j N X Z OF X ' I ff Bfffvp A ' H010 6,5 '4f'750l7,C1 gp fRE5Hfwfv 1 Y COPD 5 9 4 VA DRINA L. fl 1 2 Ev- bf EEE? iff' fi? Af'7'1'R HA VIXVG 7' H1 Sufvfvj L R 10 fx 931 Tkfffvfx If ov! 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Du Pre: Never heard of that beforef, Roscoe: Maybe you never had a pret- ty nurse rake your pulse. Salesman: You'll like this plane, Colonel Lindbergh. CONTENTS OF THE AVERAGE X CHEM NOTEBOOK. 16 Telephone numbers. 12 Drawings, girls' heads. 23 Drawings, girls' legs. 1 Imaginative drawing, the principal. 1 Preliminary draft, letter to Susan. 13 Oak Cliff addresses. 2 Dallas addresses. 5 Pages, chemistry notes. Farmer lon first visit to city and -X --C X ' Xi--. '- ' ' 5-S3 I .li u :1 Lindy UI think Iill take Lrg, lpioking at ikysfraperlg: -2150 ihose are Salesman: Shall I send you the bill S yslffiapfis, ey' W en 0 t ey Start ,M today? wor ing. 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MLS L KL L L L Kemp L.: I know a place where M Cflmmi- New -Yo!-kj getting L w d , h. b b punk. Im go.ng to Chicago. ,L LL yvpmen ont wear anyt mg ut race- Miss Harris: UBL, Buffalo? LW, e 5' Miss Crane- No' by train 1 l Lalaml S.: Where? ' LL ,L' LL ,L ' li 32 K. L.: Around their wrist. LLTLL t LL I i I B d CL il LL LL ey e me ames oone rowne gl 5, I ' himself in Paris. FABLE. Yes, he went in Seine. ll Once upon a time, hundreds of years ii' ii' if if il ago, there were four nice little boys- I got a letter from home. once upon a time, hundreds of years I-Iurrah! Let's go down and spend . ago. itf' Lillian S.: My dad whistles at his Wipe off your chin. work. I can'tg itls fastened on. Laota F.: He must be very happy. QSomewhere the sun in shining, some- E ll Lillian S.: No: he's a traffic cop. where laughing children are at play.j wi ll iv , :lil - L L. ..,, LL-L--lUll or as cifff-ff 7 9 00' ' f as I2'7 ,K-X w 4. N W 'std'-1,9 -.J X ,1 X 43, 10 j 5, , . 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One day a friend suggested that I try Bealch- man's Yeast, and, luckily, I took her advice. This photo shows the results. After using your wonderful yeast for only three years I began to notice an improvement in my complexion, and in another year it still grew betterg now, after six years, my face shows the wonderful improve- ment you see in the picture. Now I am the life of every blowout. thanks to your yeast. Gratefully yours, OPHELIA FOOTE Ill Boyle Ave., G rand Prairie, Texas Drfxa Mk. BLLALCHMAN: Congratulations, sirruh, on your wonderful yeast. Please let me tell the public of my experienece and of your wonderful yeast. Life was all happiness for me until one day I noticed that pimples and boils had begun to cluster up my manly faceg my condition grew worse, and my job as a piano mover was in a dangerous position, but still more boils and pimples came on until I could carry only two grand pianos at a time. Then a friend, the dear chap, recommended BcaIchman's, and now I am in better condition than ever beforeg my old job as a piano mover was returned to me, and my condition is now so perfect that I can carry six pianos at a time, which is a very good trick. Yours trooley, , I. BITA DookkNoB I9 Tin Lan Alley Podunk. Texas Duma Sms: I live with my husban in the mountans here in Arkan- saw, and I use to have the rumatiz, and pimples and boils, but a friend tole me about yore yeest and it fixed me up fer good. I now go about my chores of cutting wood, building fences, feedin' cows and hogs and chick- ens, doing a little plowin' and cottin pickin', milkin' milk cows, and such triflcs daily, and all the time I'm whist- lin' tunes and sech. I'm jest as happy as a chicken eating worms now since I tuck yore little yeest blocks. Yours, Etvnw DOOLI'l'TI.E Dawsorfs Hog-Waller Iilatfoot-on-the-Main, Arkansaw BEALCHMAN'S YEAST ff '? 4f2::l ff: -1 f I - ii -- Auf yr 'I ' ' EWIMA, 1 SQHIIII, sh X . 4.vuXlmY.4,M A I FI S DI Y TR'-5-f7?IpEi13z 9 IEWXI 'ffm 515 In 3+ A-'illkixi'-A fir! . JV Y SHAFT DRIV E---ENGINE UNDER HOOD Can you afford to run :I car that is now up to date? See our latest Wayne Model. Engine unusually silent. Easy to crank. Solid tires. Makes less noise than the av- erage lawnmower. Vibrationless beyond belief. INDORSED BY THOSE WHO KNOW AUSTIN HATCI-IELL CURTIS HORN PINK CASON Mlss STRATTON MRS. BRAMLETT BLUICK MOTOR COMPANY EL CAMPO, TEXAS ASK THE MAN WHO SELLS ONE Index of A!fU6Vf11f6f5 Addison, XV. I., Ins. . . . American Beauty Cover Co. . Balcom Co., Inc., The . . Balfour, L. G. Co. . . Barrett's Cleaners and Dyers Bishops' Pharmacy . . . Brown Cracker and Candy Co. Cameron Man Shop . . . Carroll's Army Store . . Charlton, C. R. Gro. . Coca-Cola Co. . . Cook, Thos. E. and Son . Dairyland Products Co. . Dallas Gas Co. . . Dallas News . . . Direct Mattress Co. . Donnell Ice Cream Co. . . DuPre, Dan, Real Estate . . Edwards and McCrary Furn. Co. Etheridge Printing Co. . . Garland and Atnip Auto Park Green, W. A. Co .... Groves-Barnes Lbr. Co. . Hicks-Gaston Co. . I-Iillpot Sports Shop . Hodge, Robt. Plb. . Hoover-Lehman Co. . jefferson Printing Co. . . Kahn, E. M. 86 Co .... Lakeside Laundry SL Cleaning Co. . . Lemburg Bros. Gro .... Levit F. Jewelry Co. . Marsalis Garage . . . Marsh-Marley Music Co. . Metropolitan Business College . Midway Stand . . . Midway Pharmacy Jeweler Milliners' Supply Co. . . Moss, R. W., Accountant . National Studios The . . Nichols-Ellis Co. . . . . Oak Cliff Fur. 85 Stge. Co., Inc. Oak C1ifF Ice Delivery Co. . Oak Cliff Rental Library and Book Shop . . 148 149 140 148 144 141 145 139 140 140 138 148 144 149 144 137 146 148 138 143 142 143 141 138 144 145 142 148 148 136 138 144 138 135 142 145 142 139 140 147 141 137 135 140 .ie , I Oak Cliff Pharmacy . . 137 Pease Printing Co. . . 141 Potter Ole, Cleaner . . 139 Queen Cleaning Co. . . 142 Rainbow Cleaning Co. ' . 140 Reynolds-Penland Co. . . 135 Sanger Bros. . . . . 146 Sellers Radio Shop . . 145 Skillern 81 Sons . . 139 Skinnie Sl Jimmie . . 145 Southland lee Co. . . 138 Sudden Service Station . . 141 Suftatorium ....... . 149 Tennessee Dairies, Inc ..... . 136 Tenth St. Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor . 144 Texas Seed 85 Plant Co ..... . 139 Titehe-Goettinger Co. . . 134 Van Wink1e's Book Store . . 136 NVesson Jewelry Co. . . 140 XVi1kinson Ptg. Co. . . 145 Zeese, A. Engr. Co ......... . 150 OTHER SUPPORTERS OF THE OAK Barkshadt. H., Candy Mfg ....... 117 S. Lancaster Bracken Ptg. Co. . . . . .1428 N. Zangs Capital Food Products Co. . . . 2208 Summers Curtis Store . . . . 111 N. Lancaster Empire Hat Works . . . 115 N. Akard First Aid Pharmacy . . . 201 N. Ewing Fulton Market .... . 904 Main St. Harry's 1'ine Shoe Repairing . . 413 N. Akard Imperial Cafe .... . . 902 Main Jefferson Cafe . . . 312 S. Houston Turner's Shoe Repair Shop ..... . 203 Ervay fa chi' - --Q 3 ' . W ' -' 9 ., , ,N li ' Y. -9 -3 ,Tv . W, ed, 5, .3 , 13 GYHE GND 'ngz-14. lp- Y -W uhm '-ur 1 I X . L L ,-