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

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, rrrr itWTl ll! l 'fffffff:z25f!f2?!HU!l111I!'E 'l'flfl2vwewwf'lf ''l 'twemrvwwiifanW... --H '- ,1g.1'fi::5,.1-,H ,'.W.. fl. l' ' -llfw 1 VII MII!! H .. , .ml W v ' 'limi ' N' ' A 1 . 4 -.ui , ' . if 'H ' ,nu . .. 1. W . ,. ,.. i , Parent- Teacher Assoczkztzbn The Oak Cliff Parent-Teacher Association is in its thirtieth year, hav- ing been organized in 1901. The motto of the club is, Let us not be Weary in well doing, for in due season we shall reap if we faint not. This paraphrased spells SERVICE. The club has a sympathetic interest in all the activities of the stu- dents. The needs of the various departments of the school are carefully looked into, and every effort is made to render the best service where it is most needed. Welfare work is emphasized. It is aimed to keep boys and girls in school if possible. Books, clothing, and lunches are furnished, medical aid is given when neededg and employment is secured. The club is back of the movement to induce the street car company to extend the age limit for three-cent fare from seventeen to twenty-one years. A book exchange was conducted the first week of school, which enabled the students to secure used books at a reasonable price. That the Student Loan Fund is appreciated by girls who wish to fur- ther their education is evinced by the promptness and regularity with which the money is refunded. Several hundred dollars have been loaned since the fund was established. The day of the yearly luncheon, which is furnished the teachers on the opening day of school, might be called Reassemby Day, for it is the only time of the year that all the teachers and a large representation of the parents are together. The spirit of friendly co-operation that is felt at this time should make every parent represented in the school wish to become an active member of the organization. The ultimate aim of the association is character building. A modern educator says, Character is caught, not taught. We are endeavoring to make the infection as contagious as possible. The Oak Cliff High Parent- Teacher Association is striving to hold up a high standard of life which will be worthy of emulation, and to foster ideals which will promote the intellectual, moral and spiritual growth of our young people. aww., ..., .... i a yji: M . ,, ,VI i ,Ve V ,.-1' J va.,-LL! .,,. mg-..-