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

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Parent-Teacher Association Progress is not measured hy the distance we find ourselves from the goal, rather hy our distance from the starting point. The Oak Cliff High Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation has come a long way from its starting point, yet, today it is still holding aloft the ideals of the Parent-Teacher movement and building toward improved homes, schools, and communi- ties in which to rear children and better laws for their protection. Service has ever been the watchword, and no effort is too great if it benefits the child. Out beyond there is lying A year filled with fair tomorrows I n the silent past are dying-.. All our little east-opt sorrowsg In the distance there are glowing Heights on which proud hanners fly Armed as victors we are going To ascend them, you and If' Page Se venteen

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- The Dads, Club OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Gilokoii A. Smmczui-1, Chairman of flu' Board W. lf. ULM ............ pl'I'Xir1,l'lIf L. MQZBRIDIQ . . . Iiirxf l'ive-1'1'esi4fr'11l-Miwzflersfmip llNo. I. Bisaunux' . . . . View-PrrxidwiI-Wvlfarc GUY E. DEAN . . . Vire-Pmviifefzt-Enferfain1110111 BRUQ1-1 Klaksriaxx' . ...... ElIfl'V'fllfIIIl1t'11f G. C. -IENNINGS .... Vin'-Pruwiilwlf-151111ralimr C. W. HARTI'iR, Virc'-Prc'sidcr11--Aiblriir arm' R. O. T. C. H. F. PARR ...... ..... S l'l'I'f'fIIl'V1' C. D. Bkowfnria . . ...... Treaxiirrr George Chestnut E. P. Childress llno. E. Willis M. P. I-luckabee E. M. Cain E. T. Johnson The Oak Cliff High School Dads' Club has had a successful year. The tennis court has been brought to completion, improvements have been secured for the base- ball diamond at Lake Cliff Park, and other additions made to the grounds and gym equipments. Welfare has been especially stressed and it is felt that all actual needs for food. clothing, books, and supplies have been met-in eo-operation with the P. T. A. This department is our first concern as an aid to the promotion of education. The club has headed a move for an addition to the building in order to eliminate present hardships and to aeommodate more pupils, and believes that the new building will be added as soon as money is available. We consider this of major importance for the future of the school. Pngi' IifA!jl7fl'l'lI '