1924 highlander yearbook
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The 1924 Highlander yearbookTRANSCRIPT
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I happ.v recol leetions of theschool vear 1923-1921 may berecorded in organized and en-during form and that the imagesIterein preserved may bring pleas-ure to those bv whom thev are re-membered. we. the Senior Classof the H igh land Park H ighSclrool. do nrakc and present thissecond volunre of t l rc "High-lander" to .r 'ou. our school fel-lows. hoping i t rr i l l meet vour ex-acting demand for an accurateportraral of this vear's schooll i fe.
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'Io tr!(y pr.,pcrl.r' thr histor.r. of tlrr llighland Par\ Scnior Class
of l9l l l . orr murt f i rsl 1n1r back to t lrc dim :tnd almost obl i teratedlr.rgrs of m(mor.r unti l l re comes to Octolpr j . l9l t . the date on whichwar foundrd ihe .fohn.S. Armstrong School. \ Iost of us were in the.t't'ond gradr at tlurt time and we are hBppl' to say that we have.trrck togrtlrer f()r about ten vears. To be sure there have been somelosscs. and rro fcw lrarc gone "trailing olT after false gsd5r" but for thenro\t l):rrt thc.r' hare retnrned as the Prodigal Son, and, like the fatlrerof the Prodigal. \,r.r: ha\.e received them.
'I l re Histor.r 'of t l re Senior Class of l92d is, in a great u'a.r. t l rr
Historv of the Higlr land Park l l igh School, for as a Hish School *-ehave stood scarcelv more than a vear. \\'e rvtre haPP.r' rtudentswhen, a l i t t le before January l , 192.3. t l re t loors ()f ( ,ur ncrr- bui ldingwere thro\,r 'n open and we took possession. l)uring t lr t last schoolvear we were the highest t . lass i tr t l r t .r ' l rool. a. ()nl,r e three vearcourse reas offered.
Septenrber o f l1 t2 : ; f , ru r r< l u . fu l l r 'g r r . ln r rd to take up our respon-sibi l i t ics a' dignif i , .r i Sr.rr ior.. \ \ ' l r thrr or not we have upheld ourr 'b l iga t ion ( . : rn on l r ' [ r : a r r . r rn .d b r th r t rad i t ion wh ich the Sen ior( ' la.r lcaut-r to th< undrrgradu:rtcr. l lan.r schools l ive merelv on t l lemomentum snd trrdit ions th(.v harr gathered in the more f lourislr ingda.r 's of the prst. \1'e arc proud of our short past, but n.r :rrr ' ( . \ .( .r lprouder of t l re rosratc ;rrosprcts of t fre Highland Park Hislr St. lr ,", lthat is to be.
\1'e have students in our class from lr i tzgerald'. ". idr .r f Paradisc"to I larold Rell \ \ ' r iglrt 's "blue-r 'aulted dr-rnrr of :rrr r .rrrr blucr Pacif ic";from James Oliver (- 'urrvood's "L;rnd of rrt .r ' t ' r- t .ndirrg .nos" to Doro-thl Scarbrough's "Land of C'otton." \1'hnt. thrn. ir the attract ionto Highland Park? It is thc feel ing t lr :r t rat ' l r onr ir an indir idual,:rnd desr.rres to lr treated ;rt 'u<.h. \1'r halr attemptrd to make moreof eve r- r s tudent u ' l ro ha. t ' t t t r r t .d , rur r 'h Harc we succeeded?If. on graduation rr iglrt . as a studrnt i t handed his diplo-a, he feelsthat he has reccir ' , .d an ordin..rr-r 'cdut.at ion. ue lrar.e fai led; but we havesucceeded if. looking out ul)on the grand horizon of the future, thegraduate of t l re class of '21 sars: "I have fought the clean f ight, Ilpwe ployed o fair Famo. [_har-e ruo a hard u.ce, a:ra_I now feelthat I have achieyed the 'Honor of Honors,' lor l
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(second term); entered f rorrr Jno. S. - \ r r r r i t rong in. lB.
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"Lioes of groat m,en all remind usWa can make our lioes tublime,, lnd depart ing, Ieaae behind ush'ootpr ints on the sands of t ime."
. I()H\ I ]T' ITGO\'NE
"7 'uduu u s rh t t r t l l t r t t l ; lo r tu ) r roTLt a s ta tesmut . ' ,
s.\ I t . \ ( 'oLLn'I .TI l ing and I) in ( 'orrrrrr i t tet, .
"My a'au of I i fe ix ful len into thc seer."
OI , I \ 'E I ]OARD
"Beauty is tru,th; truth is beauty; th.at i* altttou knore on edrth and all you nced to kn,ozo,"
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Mentber G-I t ( ' l r r l r .
"At loter 's per ' jury lhev sou J, ' tc latghs."
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'Jl: mcrnbcr G-R Club.
"-t rlir rlip ol a girl. like.Jrra lo bc rornded hto
a tucwbeauty
moon,EOOfr.,"
BILL BUTLER (Wee)Football '28.
"The daoil etm eito Scrilpture for hfu purpoEe."
CRAWFORD FLII, I , I I ,O\-}:Activitv Committee; rnanager football '23; basketlnll 'JB
baseball ?3: track "l{.
"l|onte are born great. othcr* achicrc qraat.et,onr l *ome hut ' c q reu ln ( t t lh ru t l tpo t thcn . "
and *21;
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"ly from the ntudding rrurrl't ignut,le ttrileHis sober zeL"hes nn,ir letruel iu .*l ruu-.,
JACK RUTHEITFOIIDInr- i tat ion ( 'ornrni t tee; footbal l . '21_ and 'p2; t racl< 2 ) .ears (capt . ,24);
llaseball .l vears.' ' - l rnrot ' r ( man, f or 1 ' that ."
( ; l i . \ ( . t . t L . \ ( K I . tYtsasketbal l '23 and '91: ( h:r irrrr:r ' ' f I .r . i tat ion ( 'o.t . l i t tee.
" - 1 l l ' r z ; , t l l l h u t t n , l r t , e l l . . .
RESSIE . \ I . \ \ - I ' . \SI , I . :YGiftorian Conrrrrittee.
"Wit_h many a sociel oirtue graced,Anrl yet a f fientl of solitude."'
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and '2- t l ( i - l t t r rerrr l rer : I ) rarrrat ic ( ' lub.
'I hut'e no other lh,tn ,t 's't,rr,on t feottta."
l l I N\- I F: l l F:Rl .F: I , l . \ - ( ' l iA RD
"/liclf in qunliliet,rf nin<l tnd hearl that makc a noble rooman,"
\T'INSTON SADI,ER
Editor of ' ' fhe Highlander" ; band; orchestra; t rack '22, '113 and' : t l .
"The glotg that wac Greeee and the grandcur that u,as llttne."
WILLI;\M MOORE
Member Hi-Y; Chairman of Color-Flower Comrnitter: assistant in Co.Op.
"Nature hat franvcl stranle crenluret in her limc."
Poge Tanntg-seoen
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FREDERICK LEE KRIBS (Napoleon)verrsi basketbal l 4 years; baseball 4 years; track 2 years;
Hi-Y Club.
r.tt l ,ns rrtt qs tzt,r, qrain$ of uhaat hit l in ttooL n . , h t l s ' , f r h , , l f : 4 r t u s h u l l s e e k a l l d a g e r e
t1 , r t . t in ' l lh t ru t r r t t l i th ( i l J tou hnz :c theml h ? u t , r . n , , l z . . r t r l h l h r t t r t r t h , "
REl l l : ( ' ( ' . \ l ' l t . \ . r - ( ' F :S l ) r l l (X ; ( ) l t \ 'Act iv i ty Corr t l r r i t tcr : ( i - l t r r r r r r r lx . r : l ) rarrrat i t . ( ' luh.
"Sk i l l f u l a l i ke i ; , i t h t r t nque un i pen . "
DERI\ KINSI 'Y
"I chall zoait; I rhall not be impatient."
Pugc Tu,enty-eight
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Footbal l '28
r t rack ' :31:
l ra.e l ra l l '2{ .
"The re i x a t i r l t i n t h t n f f ' r i r . . , ' f n cn - , t h i eh ,
l ok rn n t 1111 f l r t r l . l r q i r , t n l , t f o r t t ne . "
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Color-flon'er (-ommittee: Declamation; G-R member.
"If I am not zoorth the wooing, surolg I am not zoofth the t'inninq."
ADA HAYES
Secretary of Choral Club; G-R member; entered .Ino. S. -{rrn'strong School in '13.
"Knozo than thyself ; presune not God t.' r.an:For the qtrolter study of mnnkind it nrnn "
G I , , \D \ 'S ( ; ( ) I ) \ 1 ' I \
Raskethal l '23
and '9{ : \ - ice- l ) res. ( i - l i ( 'hrh: Dramat ic CIub:
Social Comnrittee.
"Sie a,as a phantont of delight,lVhen f i rs t she beanted upon my s ight ."
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DUSH.\N Fl ()TS'l'()'l"l '
l ' ln terecl Jno. S. Arrnstrong I9 l { ; Hi-Y; . \ss istant in ( 'e()p;
Giftorian Conrnrittee.
"Ilt,re rexts his heod ulton the lalt of eartlt,. l q, tuth to for tune und to fante unknou'n,"
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. ln e tc t l l cn l th in , , in aa . t t rn ( tn . "
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Hi-Y: Dratnat ic ( ' lu l t .
"LauJth uhere u'e ntuxt, lrc eandid zchere 7.'e ?iln,But z:indicate lho zcttyt of Gotl to letan."
I i \ ' . \ MAE MORRIS
Dramatic Club; Social Conrmittee.
"'I'he oerg knoekor on the outcr door,If she but Ttaswd, uas bftghtcr than bofore."
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t her feet ancl at her head l les a r laz 'c."
JOSEPH BOON
Dra tna t i t ' C l ub ; t r ack ' 2 .1 ; O rchcs t r r r : l ' r c - i r l cn t r r f l r a l t t l ., , ) lon tuants l tut l i l l ! r hrrr Lr l , ' i ; . "
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' ' ( l r t r r l I ' t z ' t . I I ' t l r l r t l t l l h e f t r i r . "
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band; Drantat ic Club; basebal l '21.
"l' 'oir Scicnce froarned not on his humbla l>irth."
" l l ' e h ' rz . t n , , t z i ' i nq$ : aL ,e ( tnnot soaf ;I Ju t ' ;e hn i ' . f t t I l ' 1 s7 t l7 und c l in t l t . "
Entered Jno. S.1, . \ ' l ' l i l ( 'K l l t - : \ l t \ - ( . \ \ t ) t .h ] r. \ rn rs t rong l9 l l : I ' res i r l cn t o f I I i - \ - ( l ro th te r rns) ;
"God made hint.
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thorefore let h in parx f r t r i l nr . tn. '
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")Ig f riends h<tz:o eoma to ma un*oughtlthe groat (Jod gaz:a them to me."
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Cn-rnts P.r lsr . Prr idenl[,rcrr.n Tucxen, Vice-Pret. I'r:ccr' -\ sonnrrs. .rirr'.u-'Jrear.
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' I 'O THN JUNIORS OF TODAY, THE SENIORS O}' TO}IOR-
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- H9* proud arc u'e to know that vou and no others will in Septem-ber of I92t. take t lre responsibi l i tv of holding up the high standardswhich we hare attempted to maintain. \ I te have enjoved our associa-t ion with you and give .r-ou thanks for 'our heartr- cooperation in rrelp-ing to elevate our school to its prt,sent plant,.
As Seniors we have felt i t our dutv to be lr t , ld aceountable in themost part for those things whiclr har-r pertained to this r-ear's schoollife in €leneral, and as we take lear.e of tlris institution. now g.o*,nso. de_ar _t9_ us, we have dre_ams of a grt.ater I l ighland park HiglrSchool. we can pieture a school which is a shining r igrrt among otherscltools, and which excels in athletics and scholastil u"irietemenir. andwhich is made up of the f inest set of students er-er dreamed of before.YOL- bear the standards high, and when vou lea'e. tell others to dothe same.
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- \ . ra r under the ab le gu id -: r t r t ' t ' , r f - \ l r . l l , - t t . . u l r , r l xx , . t , i r r t r l l r . t . tua l asp i ra t r ts as \ t .e l l : rs a t i r l c t i t .I t t ' rrx ' t . tr ( ' arc l)r()grr!sing in at ' t 'ordance with this auspicious lr t .girrl r i r rg . - \ la r r .v o f H i -P ; r rk ' . " \ \ ' l to ' s \ \ ' ho" a re number ( ,d in , , t r r r ; r r rk . .t l re d is t ingu is l red ones inc lud ing schoo l beaut ies . s r id i ro r r 1 r , . r , , . . . . 1 , , r .k . . : -ba l l s ta rs . a r rd cand ida tes fo r t rack l ro r ro rs .
\ \ 'e mbdest lv bu t con f ident lv regard ourse l r ' , . . a . t l i r - I l i g l , l snd t . r , 'best lrope. and look forward to trvo m.rr lr ;ryrpr ' : ' l t i .ur ' t .r- .r fur vearsof school act ir . i tr- .
P .:,;s T hirt!-seuen
('harles .\dletal . r r r r r r ; r , J a n e B i g g e r sI l i r rgaret Fioren-l l r t t . r ' I l ransforc lK i r t h r l n I l n r r r l v\ t ' r r r r r i r lcr ( l r l l re ' r 'I J i l l Dav i< l ( ' l l r iLorene ( 'oatsRob Col let tLillian CoxMary Frances ( 'orJimmie CurtisYenora DeShieldsMerle EadesMarv ErnestWallace EnrervWalter Irwin'(ieneva GarretsonI lenrv GableI .a l re l le Gaston
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Freshmtrn Class
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r \ ' \ ' Freerc lavi<l f ranl tcarl huntIouis lal<eharrv rr'arervard allensara c lar l<t ip h i ll o i s r r r i l l set l connortrl lrol'rr r.tlt t i n ; r l r o l l t . r 'henr. r ' l , . i r i . l rt r rer le f i rg iur< ' t '< ' i l cr l r r rvf ranl i graj 't t tar ie l i r r .ker .nr t l r r r rorr is 'a l tne r t r r . l tetdavic l p l re lannol l servel itn i t t r< le l r r r rgovnr.
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l l r . a n d f I r s . ( ' e t ' i l H d r r t . r ' . \ 1 r . .\ l r . l ' l d r rev i s now t l r r n r : r r ras t . i o l t l r , .I Io rses , Incorpora ted .
\ l r . and l l r s . \o l l\ l r . S t , rv t . l l i s now the\ f ; r r ( ( on l I ) ; t I t . \ ' .
Sewell , the \Irs. beiug fcrrnrcrlr . "Kit tv" ,Speer;off icial f loor-walker at t l re Knox Street Hard-
\ l r . arrt l JI rs. St;rrrford I 'er 'ald, l Irs. Fernald being the formerso . i t t . r ' l ca r l t ' r . f r ! ,2 t r . r j zz ie K i rk ; I I r . r re rna ld i s endcavor ing toget l r i s Ncrv . \o i ' r l t . : r . Soup ,SPoon be fore the Pub l ic ,
l Ir . and JIrr. I I urral- .S;rurrders, t l r t n, i fe bt. irrE fornrerlv LenelleShc l ton ; - \ l r , ,S lun< l r r r i . r ro t r t l re Drorn i r rc r r I n rar ru f ; rc t r r r r r . , f , ron-col lapsible bab.v buggit. ' .
l I r . I )ay id P I re l : rn i s t l r c t ' r l i to r o f " '1 '1 , , . I r r r rn rer ' s \ \ ' cck l r . . " a pop-tt l :rr book of f ict ion souElrt aftcr mut. lr b.r ' thc l) lm strrrt j t . l l , r-beans.
.. \ Ir . _a_nd IIrs. l igbert l ,algle.v. the \Irs. being formerlv ] Ierle1111Llr* : ) Ir . Langlev has perfected a new speedometcr that wi l l runI 'r , krr;rrr ls keeping a more accurate account of the rni leage,
\ l r . l ' . r l l .ard Pfeffer is the world renowned tee bui lder, and is\ :1 \ . I r \ " ' l ' l r t , ( io l fe r ' s Hazard . "
I : \ [ i - - , . L . i s \ [ i l l s a 'd Sarah c la rk a re represe ' ted toEet r re r :I - , ' r . \ l : . . . . : 1 , , 1 r ; r r , l r - z t . d y r i n n i s t . a t r d . S l r a h ( ' l a r k . t h e d u m b s i n g e r .
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Illcssings on thee, I'reshman Class,Hlgh School kids now green as grass.\\'ith thy English and thy mathGiving thee such pain and wrath.In thv carefree hours each davThinking not of work, but pla-v:With a gloom upon thy faceCaused by Latin's t ight embr:rce.From our hearts we wish r-ou well .V[e Seniors had just such a slrel l .
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rnal)e l bartonnorlna alcottluc i le hal lrnartha hudson. lanice ince.iirck nrceachernt i r r l r r tor t 'at tI ' l r i l r r ; r . hi r l i ( r ' I ) l l c k ( , t tt l i t t t on . l r r . 1 r1 r ; r r t l. i i r n s l ) r . I ) l r ; t r ( lvat tg l r r t rozr l l r -s.\'(lne.\- t cl II,lrv i rg in ia t r , \ r ' t r \ rn( l
i r i l c r t t t hacks to r rt r tar tha tucker\r'eldon berr\'tom biggers '.lane blakeylarrv debogorl'a l len duckworthrobert gilbertdavid godwinelizabeth hallv i lg in ia hol landel izabeth rr rvt r t tL r r r i se s r r r i t h
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9f l i reslrmcrr gr:rr luatt. t l l rrrr l l 111.. l r iglr scr.entl l gradrtn . tanuar.v. of this .r 'ear and canl(, r iglrt intu higlr st. l rool. \ \ 'e arel ) roud o f th is new add i t ion to our sc l roo l . and a l r tadr t l r r members o ft l t i : r ' l ass ha 'e shon 'n the i r apprec ia t io 'o f t r re Pr iv i leges gran tedto l l11'11t :rs high sclrool students. Tlrev have ulro d"*lrr. tr"ated arr()n(L.rful
_s<' lrool spir i t b1' t l reir entlrusiasm and wil l ingness to helpirr. thc r ' .rk
_,f making Highland Park a shining l ight ariong the higirt t l too l . o f t l te s ta te .
Puge l :orty-four
Athletics in fhe Highland ParkHigh School
Erer s ince therc h ; rs beer r a H igh land Park H ish Schoo l . ; r th lc t i csl rave been en tc rcd in to mor t .o r l J rs . Of course ser .e ra l v t .Ar \ ; r [ r ,the la t te r te rm r rou ld hare been app l ied to th is b ranch 'o f . . ' 1 r , , , ,1ac t i l i t v , bu t as th t ' s< ' l r rx r l g rew, there grc rv u . i th i t an in t t , r t ' r t in ; r l lb r a n c h e s o f a t h l c t i < ' < ' . n t e s t s . N o t o n l r ' < l i d t l r t ' t c a n r . t l . r ' r . l . u f r , , n r. t 'ear to tear . ln r t there : r l so de le lo l t , ' i l , t l r ro r rgh t l ' , . , . , , , ,1 , , ra t io l l 1y fteachers and s tu< l t 'n ts . a f ine schoo l sP i r i t l . l r i t . l r * - , . l r . y r t . r r i l l r rc r . t . rbe d imnred.
Slorvlv but surt ' lv a ra\. i ' bunch of bovs. inexperienced but inter-ested in the ganres. has beeome the personnel of t l r is rear's teams, ofrvlt i t 'h rvc r ' l . r im a r iglrt to he proud. The Fl ighlanders have "comef rom beh ind" in t l r t ' sense tha t the name "F l ig l r land Park" now s t r i kesfear to the l tearts of o1;posirtg teams. r 'hereas, whcn the Seniors oftodav wt're purrt ' I i r t 's l tmen, orlr sclrool was ptactical lv nnknorvn. :rnrlthe name, so dear to our hearts, was nothing but a namc to outsidt 'r . .
Four vears ago Coach H. B. Howard, now princiyral ,r f ,rrrr grarl t 'scltool, began to work with our teams. To Coach f lou;rrr l i . drrt ' t l r t 'credit of taking t lre init ial step towards making ;rt l r l t ' t i t ' . anroutrt tosomething for Highland Park. He tauglrt t l t t l r , ' r ' . t l r t ' fundamt'ntalsof footbal l , basketbal l , track and l tast 'hl l l for t l rr t ' r ' \ ' r 'ar\ . $hich train-ing prcpared t l rem fo r th t ' i r t ' x< ' r ' l l t ' t t t s 'o rk r l t t r ing t l r i . . l l v6 ' las t vearfor many of thcm.
At th t ,bcg i r rn ins o f t l r t ' f ; r l l t t rn r o f l1 )9 : t , ( 'oach F lovd G, Bet ts wassecttred fronr TempL'. u' l rerc lre lrad Produced winning teams, and.due to his coaching abi l i tv and knor,r- ledge of the games, coupled u' i thhard rrork on t lre part of tht, bols, the Highlanders have made t lr is abanner vear.
Of no less imPortance are the gir ls ' athlet ics. I t is trut ' thatup unti l last vear practical ly no effort u'as made to :rssist thenr inorganizing their athlet ic work. Some attempt was nr:rdt ' ht them aloncto have basketbal l and baseball teams, but of (.ours( ' . s ' i thout a coach.no real lv p;ood teams could be had. In Septemht'r of l1)t? \ I iss Luci leCushman took charge of the phvsical cducation s'ork of thc gir ls, andbegan to round things into shaPc.
\\ 'hi le the.r ' accomplisl ted rtot lr i rrgas in the case of thc bovs. the trainingfor their splendid sltou' ins this 'r 'ear.
of inrportance la"t ]rear, st i l l ,rcceived in 1922 prepared them
Two classes are held in the g.r'mnasium each dav at the seventhand eighth periods and \I iss Cushman makes these so interesting thatalmost every girl is glad when the time comes for her to lay downher books and refresh herself bv participating in the invigorating exer-cises and dances.
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( ' ( ) . \ ( ' l l . t . ' t . ( ) \ ' I ) ( ; . t lE l ' ] ' s
Coacl t F lovd G. I let ts l r : r t dont ' u 'ondtrs for Highland Park s int 'e
he came to us in Septembrr of l ! )21i . J I r . Bct ts l tas sonte c lasses i t r
Historv besides his coaching dut ics. and is thouglr t of lerv h ighl l '
bv the student bodr ' . A part ia l record of h is act i r i t ies : rnd accom-
pl isbnrents fo l lorvs:(iraduate of Marlin High School and of Southrvestern f'niversity, making
letters in football, basketball, llaseball, and track in each place.( ' ap ta i n o f Sou thwes te rn ' s baske tba l l t eam i n ' 14 , ' 15 , ' 16 and '17 .('aptain of football tearn at Southrvestern in '17.('lrosen as all-conference guard and captain of mvthical basketball tearn
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7 .I'icked b]' rnanv critics as all-conference qttarterback in
'14 and '16.
( 'oached nt l tu inkof f in '15 and '16.
Coached the rrndefeated Indian football tearn during the u'ar.Coached at 'l 'enrlrle High School fronr l9l9 to 1923, turning teams rvhich
competed for the State Championsh\r in football, basketball and baseball forseveral years in srrc<'ession,
Received football training rrnder .Iack Snipes and .I. Ilurton llix; basket-ball traininp; under the satrre; baseh:rll untler John McGrarv, ,Iack '\shton andDick Hooper; t rack t ra in ing t tnt ler J i t t t Thorpe.
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for our lruncrr t ;ui t t . t '^rr .r ' in t l re seas,r-r . a.d dt,al t , , , , i ; i#fr t : l t t?.H:f i rst hal f err<lcd 7-o * ' i th I)enton holding the smal l
""a,-LJI* 'n"arrhist lc t las a rrott , of sorrory to us, for ' the scoreboard ihowed a deci_sion of "!1. ' i -7 l)errtrrn" and rve lrad no chance to alter this deeision.
H ieh l : r rd P . r rk P la . r 'ed r , , ,n " gn- " " wh ic l r took ever 'ounce. f t r r t .t cam's s t rengt l r t . rv in . and a lso l l rave .d .o thers wr r ich werc con l r ) ; r r ; r -t i rel.r ' easr. Three of t l re games in
'whierr the "Gold anrl l ] lut." *.a.
forced to use al l of i ts reserve l)ower were plaJ'ed against tht, st;r t t- ()r-Phan's Home of corsicana, Plano High Scrinnl. air<l Ir , , . .krr,r lr I I ierr,School.
. oy" t-eam was l iglrt , averagirrE lruI r lo potrrrr l . . ;ur( l \ t . . .r \ ,rutg.r iglredbl each_of thc oPposing tt 'anrs. I I '* ' t ' r ' , .r , t i r i . Iack .f rrt ' ight \r . , ts ol.er-balanced b.r ' excel lr .rrt t t ,anrl .ork s. lr i r . l r u.;r. nr:rt lc Pos.ible' br. the largesupp l .v r f " ( ' .a< ' l r l J . t t s ' I l r ; r i r r ; r r< l l l r ; r * ' . ( ' , rn rb iner - f " " n r r i ta i r rgAth lc tcs . " ( t l r t ' r r r .u ' r , . t o f Pat t ,n t r ( ' l l r i . ( l i ( . \ ) rv l t i ch rvas admin is te red bvtlr t ' <.oa<,h hinr.r, l f , , ,rr . l r :r f t trrr,ron aftt ,r s<.lrool. on t lre practiee f ield.
Football
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rras olr( ' of the mostsu<.<.t,srful e\-er en-<'orrrrtcred l l .r ' t l rcH ig l r lan< l t . r r . ' f l r r
t r ' : rn t p la tcd t ( . l rgt l t l l ( ' \ . nr. ' rki t tgJ rr in,,o f t l r r ' ( ) l ) l ) ( ) \ i l t gt ' I t , r ' r , n \ a(. l in()\r ' -I rds t ' d t . f la t . ' l ' l r t
l r ig h r rsk ics o f l )en-
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The Squad
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I l i l l Butler. that tough I i t t le quarterbac\ provt-d hinrt l f t , 'be a real f ield general. Opposing teams hardlr knel- u'hat to do
rvith "\ \-ee" direct ing the Fl iglr landers and lrt , l I i rra t lr t .nr to purlr
olr to \-ictor.\'.
- \ . F - . l l . r rP 1r ia . r ' r 'd a g r r - : r t g rmr- ' r t end. " l lagg ie" rvas fas t ,a .u r r t : rck l r - r - and oru ld L -d . . ;x -ndcd u l ro r r to comple te h is p lay .
l f i l l f ,rrd sas t lre "battering ram" of the team. His con-
sistent pla-v on botlr olTense and defense has helped t lr t ' High-
latrders out of nranv a hole. The loss of him rvi l l be grt 'at l-v fr ' l t .
' l 'he bo.r 's made a rvise cltoict rr l trn t l tc.r 'Pick. 'd ( ' ran'ford
l "u l l i l o re as the i r mar ) ; r ! r ( ' r . l Ie f i l l . ' d l r i . l x r . i l i on we l l . a l -
l ' : r-r ' . h:rt . l i ing t lrr ' t t 'am f,rr al l l r t ' rra. sorth- l le u'atched the
lx r . r ' . r ro rk r )u t ( ' r ' ( ' r . r 'dar -a r r f l kn t 'u 'a lx ru t n 'ha t the . r ' r re re capab le
o f ac<xrnr l r l i rh i l rg aga in . t anv o th t r th . r - tn .
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h r r l k e l t . " D i n k ' s " w e i q l t t . < ' o t t P l , t l $ i t l t l r i ' I ' l ' r l i t r g a l ' i l -
i t ' r - . made him a valuable tackle.
( ) l r l r t ' l iable , I immie c:rPtaincd ot l r t t ' i l t t t . for t l lc st ' t 'o t t t l
{ r )n\r ' ( 'u t i \ ' ( ' ' \ - ( 'ar . Jock did nrost of the punt ing' but h is regrt -
l a r l r , r . i t i r r n \ r ' n \ ; r t l e f t end . \ \ ' e r v i l i l o se a hn rd l i gh te r i r l
J inrnric.
( ' l rar les I lobi 'oIr \r ' : l \ ot lr staldbl at tackle'
steadv and seldom f;r i l t 'd to get his nrarl .
Alfred Rose lvas tt t ' r l ' to t ts t l l is . \ 'er lr ' alrd' thouglr lr t ' hacl
neYer p laved foo tba l l l r t ' fo r t " \ r ' c ( ' { ) t l l ( l t lo t l ta \ - t 'done 11 . i t l r -
out him. He broke ul) or slo\fcd dorvtt evt 'r .r ' Plar ' oIt l t is
. idc o f the l ine . A l though "B ig 'L -n" p lavcd a t t ; r t ' k le ' I re
i. crt ,dited u. i th manv touchdorvns as the rt 'sult of a l i t t le
t r i t k p l ; r r ' . F Ie i s cap ta in -e lec t .
.1. I l . - \sbury is in a class bv himself. Hr: rvas one of
: i , . f r . t , . . t P la le rs o f t l re team. "Po l lv " \1 'as a \ l ' onder a t
j , r i f r , r . L . ' r t r r l * ' t ' had no t a surer tack le r .
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As halfback. Jolrn l . 'aganHis long end runs featured inrn& to .top.
( i t ,orqc ( iaston l t t , ld dorvrrt l t i s tear . l j t .u ' l - t - r t , t l r r t in rc .: rga ins t an ( ) l ) l )o \ ing l i l r ( . .
acquitted hlmself most credital)1.r.many games, for he \r ' ;rs ;1 l1;1111
I r i . o l t l l ) o \ i t i r ) n a t gu . r r d aga in
t l r l t ( i t - o rg t , f a i l cd t o do h i s du t v
. in ra l l . bu t ganr t . - , t t ra t ' r l ' red Kr ibs . l lany t imes he hassnatclred a t)ass from the air and raced for a touchdown. ColchFloward placed Freddie at r iglrt end four.vears ago. and hc lra,played there ever since.
( i ibson Pavne won a name for himself bl t l rr \nl(x)th q-a_r. irrwhich he directed the team. He rvas rat lrrr l iglr t . but n-e ex-pec t h im to be the mains tav o f thc team i r r 199t .
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l r a sI r i sh b l ood i n l r i n r . s ' l r i t ' l r r r r . r k , . . l r i r r i t l . r r r g , . r r r u . .
Bil l tr I i tchel l is a Ereat teaser. l .rut t l rat did rrot ktt .u Ir irnf rom break i ,g mant ' per fec t l t ' good P ia . r ' s o f t l r ( , o l ) l )o \ i t t . e l t ver rs .. \ f t t ' r the f irst down, both teams knew that Bi l l was in the l ine_up.
\\ ' l r t ' rr t l rc e\tra tryo or three J,ards were needed, CharltonIi incher corr ld lrr <' :r l led on to make them. He is fast and shif tv,and b1 ' h is s i r l c -s t rpp i .g , e l 'd t ,d man ' opponents . He a lso backedup the ends r r t . l l . t : r t , k l ing h l r t l .
DurinE the 1923 season I 'om f l i l ler l)ror.ed that he \r.as nosorr ' footbal l plaver. "ox" hit t l re l ine lrard and seeminglv rvithit tcreasing strength at eaclt successit .e attach.
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I I ig l r l r r r r r l l ' r t rk rvon the l ) r r l l l s ( 'ouu t ) '' l r i r r n l ' i " i l s h i l ) . a l l ( l l r t s r I n D e r - u p i I t h e t l i s -' : : , ' l . ' s i n g o u l y t o O : r k ( ' l i f f l l i g h S t ' h o o l i r r' : : : : r : r l s : r f t o r ; r h a r d f i g h t . t h e s < . o r e f o r' : : : i r r l r s 0 f l h e g l t n ( , l ) e i n g i n H i g h l t n d
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l : r s t . l J .I l i g l r l i i l r l l ' i r r k . l i l i : S i l { ' n t C l u l ) ( D r l l l l l s ) . 8 .I l igb l i l r ( l I ' r r rk , : . i ; : l )on t ( )n I I igh . 15 .I l ig l rh t r r l I ' r r rk . l l4 ; ' I ' e r re l l . 15 .Highlntrrl I,trrk, : l( i; \\ 'rrco. :11.H i r . {h la i l ( l I ' u rk , S0; ( l : l r la t l ( l , { ) .I l i gh lanr l I )n rk , l f l l : ( 'edar H i l l . 17 .I l igh land Pr r rk , {1 ; Ter r ( . I1 , 1 -1 .I l ighhnr l I ' r r rk , :14 : Br l ' t rn H igh ( I ) l l -
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( rau-ford l"ul l i l , rvc n':rs onr of t l le most dependable menon t lr t . team arrd :r lrr l .r ' t platcd nrerrr ' l ravoc with the enemv's of-fence. The
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wi l l plav in a lr iglr school uniform. He rvi l l be badl.r ' missrd nt.stseason.
"\\ ' i l l we win?""Sure . i f I ' redd ie Kr ibs i sl ' red zlas r ight most of t l r t .
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( 'aPtairr l" inclrcr w:rs : l sure bet on ever-v occasion. Charltonplayed t l te rurrrr irrs Eulr<l posit ion almost to l terfect ion, and i t wasseldom that rvr f :r i l t .d to clralk u1l a t .ouple :rf ter hc had touchedthe ba l l .
"Snoop1"' \ \ ' i tc lr t , l l . pla.r ' ing his f irst rnd last ]-ear with theII iqlr landers. crashed through at everv turn. Being small , he\ r ' r \ : r l ) le to pu t h imse l f t l r rough ho les tha t h is bu lk ie r team-mates, , ' : : l t l r r ' t c l ' r n s e e ,
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Higlr lantler ' . rr ' : t . l r t t t t ' r t l t : t Ir t ' r ' t ' r- I Ic rr:rs lr i th the bal l through
alnrost t ' r ' t ' rr ' part of t 'a<' l t glnre. and alrrars plaved clean, steady
basketbal l .
Alfred Rose was a tower of strength both on the cleferrsr and
offende. He generalh' beat lris opponent to the tip-otl. attd u'a'
equally as good at shooting as he n'as at floor rvork'
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. j t t s t t ' t t o t t g l t l t o ' r - s t o f i l l t l r , l r o r i l i , r ; 1 . 1q , l l ' l ' 1 ,
r , i . r r r ' r r . t i t . ; r l l . r - no re -s ( ' r | t ' : t r t ' n g t l t .
' l ' , r r l , r t r t \ r ' , , g . l l t ) , . i , , r r , . i , . , l t \ 1 , r i l $ . i t l t r r o r r e l o s t . T h e
r ( ' \ l l l t \ o f t l r , . r i r . t g : u l ) r j r r , . , r . f , , ] 1 , , u . :
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O f thc second game:.R.
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\ \ - i t che l l has been do ing the rece i \ - ing b t ' l r i r r r l t l r , l ' . r t s r t l r I l i ggcrand Rose a l te rna t ing o l l the mound, f I ; rn r i l to r r :u r r l I l r r . r . l r : r r t . l r t . cn tak-ing care o f l i r s t basc . rv i th Ruther fo r< l ;11 ;11 . \ . l r r r r r - \ r , ) rk in r ( )n second.B igger a t td ' \ sburv a r ( ' i r t s l t ( ) r t - r toP s - i t l r Io r t l , r r r t l r i r t l .
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is taken care o f l x - Pa l t t r ' . - \ .bun ' . Kr i l r . . h , I l r ' . ' l ' ; r t lo r
and Rose, thecombina t io r l de l l r t td ing o l l \ r - l r ( ) i . t l r r ing n l r run( l \ r 'o rk .
In the t rvo ganrcs P l r r . r ' t ' t l t l l c l r ; r t t i r rg ; r \ . r ' r : r l { t fo r t l te c lub was .378and the f ieldine a\-erage, .1).;r i .
' l ' l r t ' t t ' rrnr slros' ' promise of developing
into a fast-f ielding. Ir :rrcl- lr i t t ing asgrrsation. ( 'oach Betts has muchconfidence in t lre buncl l and r\t)ects grrat thinEs to be accomplished.
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i l l l d L a n < ' : r s t t , r . l l l r r , ' . r , , r l . u l r i t t . .
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r : . i . t l , r , r r r g l r t l t t . t ' s t . r t . i s t ' o f t l t : r t\ l r . I l , ' r r ' ; r r<1 . th is t t .am f i r r i r l r c r l
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' ' IS rn is l tas a lw lvs been a PoPrr la r sPor t in I l i g l r l ;u r ( l l ) : r rk . bu t
unti l |99 l . rve l t :rvc t i t ,r 'er lrr<l<lur.t .r l :r r t 'nlrrk;rblt t t ,rrrr is team. Thisvear , hon ' ( , \ ' e r . l l l l der t l re < 'car ' l r ing o f . l - I . . l l r iggr . t rv ice c i tv cham-l r io t t o f I ) ; r l las . 1 r ' ( ' l r ; l v r : r t t , ; rn t rvh i< .h i . \ r ' ( ) r th . \ ' to represent H igh-larrd?ark. In t lr t ' f i rst tourrramt'rrt of t l r t ' .r ' t , l r t l rere were thirty-twot ' t t trartts in thr singlt 's and sirt trn teanrs in the doubles. Bi l l Candlerand. l immie B igger rv t ' re thc f ina l i s ts ip s ing les , t l re fo rmer w inn ing ; rgruel l ing f i te-set mat<.h after the latter had won the f irst two sets. ' I l rc
score was +-6, . l -6, lO-8, l0-8, l0-8. The f inal in doublcs u'as altrra f ive-set afrair with Pat Candler and Jimmie Bigger pit ted against Bi l lCandler and Bil l Biggers. After taking the f irst two sets. Bigstr andCandler slumped and al lowed Biggers and Candler to capturt ' trvo. I i ronrt l ten on out i t was a game worth \,vatching, with Bigger's l ;rrrford u'ork-ing well , Pat 's chops deadlv and accurirte, I l i l l 's pl:rcemcnt shots sr,r ' i f t lvgoing "cross corlrt , ! ' and Biggers returning prnctical l l t ' r 'cr.r ' bal l inreach. The f inal count w:ls in favor of ( 'andlt ' r rnd l l igg( 'r . the scorebeing 6-2, 6-1, t-6. z-f i , lO-8. Pat ( 'andlt ' r and . l inrnrie Bigger repre-sented us in t lre count.\ ' doublcs. u'hi le Bi l l ( 'andler lreld down the sin-gles end. \ \ 'e came t lrrouglr rr i thout mishap n' inning the doubles fromGarland 6-8. 8-6, 6-2. 6-2. and the singles from Richardson 6-3, 6-2.Our representatives then went to the distr ict meet at I)enton, but didnot succeed in winning f irst place.
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\ l i ss ( 'ushman is a g r : r r l ru r t t ' ( ) f t l r t . ( i t ' o rg i : r \ \ ' o rn ; r r r ' s ( 'o l l t ' g t ' o f\ -o l rL rs ta . ( i corg ia . rvas a s tudent a t ( 'o l r rn r l r ia L 'n i le rs i t . r -o f \ t ' r v York( i t ' r ' . r r r r r l a lso o f t l r t ' L ln ivers i t l o f ( ' i nc i r rna t t i . a t ( ' i nc in r ra t t i , Oh io .
. r l r t ' l r ; rs had a number o f ' r ' ( ' r l r s o f exPer ience as ln ins t r r rc to r i r r
I l r r ' . i t ' ; r l t ' t l r r< 'a t ion . ;u rd l las he ld Pos i t ions in the fo l lo rv ing l ) laces :\ \ - r r . l r ins to r r . I ) . ( ' . . Ins t ru< . to r in thc pub l i c schoo ls .
S , r r r t l r ( ) r l t ' : r r rs , ) Iass . . Land SPor ts D i rec tor a t ( 'amP Quanset .( i r r t . i r r r r ; r t t i . O l r io . Rccrea t io r ra l Ins t ru< ' to r o f Conr rnun i t r . Serv i r . t . .
Ur r i v t ' r s i t v o1 ( i t ,o rg ia , I )anc ing Ins t ruc to r .
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ful season and came miglrt l close to
rv inn i t tg the c l rampion . l i ip o f I )a l las( 'outttr ' . The deciding ( 'ont( ' \ t \ t ' : ls woll
b.v thc hard-t ightir tg l i lort ' tr t ' , ' t l i l l
E i r l s r v l r o c o p p e d t l r c t i t l t ' l t r ' : t t r t : t r -
E in o f on t ' po i t t t .
r \ q rc ; r t d6 'n l o f i t t t t r t ' . t r ra . < l i . -
y r l l l c l l l r l t l r t g i r l s a r r t l t l r t ' f : r i t h f r r l c f -
f r : r t s o f l I i t s ( t t rhn t ; rn xer t t l ( ) t ( ' x -
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rnemlrt:rs rvi l l r t : tr trn in the fal l and
grcatcr t l r i rrgs are hoped for in the
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l largaret Johnson lrad t lr t , Pr.nrise .f l reirrg . .c . f l ] luc:rnd Gold's stel lar fonvards, but diu, to i l lncss. x.as unable to con_tirrue baskctbal l regularlv.
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( 'aptain I irant.et Hudrral l slrorvc<l cxct ' l lent generalship indircct ing t lr t ' teanr. irr :rddit ion to Pla.r ' ing a rvhir lwind game at for-rvard. ,Slrc is cspct. irr l l l good at t l re long shots, and under thebasket. i t 's gcneral lv a "trvo-pointer."
Pearl Jloerner proved to be the terror of opltosirrg t t 'anrs. Inher guard posit ion she had the knack of breaking t lrrouglr aud calr-turing the bal l before l ter opponent knew wltat rvas h:rppctr ing.Her al l-round work 'was one of the features of evel ' \ ' gamc.
Xlarv Bradl ield, a member of the Junior ( ' lass. rvas chosento manage the team, and in this posit ion. she acquitted herself wel l ,being a real :rsset to the Highlander sextt ' t .
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JI:rr i , . L:r<.ker' Plru,ed the best game of her career this sea_s. ' arrd lr ,-r * ' ,rrk * 'as grat i fving to watch. she wil l be with usttext .r ' t , ;rr :rrrt l t .r ' r ,rr grt, ;r tcr t l t ings are expected of lrcr.
( lordel l tJI*<'klrrrrrr <' :rnre t. Hi-park aftt ,r rra' i 'g pl"-r,G'n,,another higir school tcarn and sht. rvas :r great aid to i l re' High_landers. At side ce.ter lrcr * ' .rk * ' :rs o' tsta'dins f"unr the t i?r.she plaved her l i rst garne under the lJlue and ( ioid.
- Beryl l lcCord is one of Hi-park,s coming forrvards and al-though her work was done mostlv at practice t i i is season, .h;; i l i ,no doubt, be heard from next vear.
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The Gir l l leserlcs ( ' lub l .as organized in the Higlr land ParkHigh School in the fal l of 192:t. l t is a branch of the natiorral l l 'known Young Women's ( 'hr ist ian Associat ion. and the existence ofsuch a club in our school lras proved an adr.antage on al l sides.The girls meei once each u-eek and are gir.en lectures b1' those incharge of the Dallas branch of the organization. They make ita part of their work to entertairr and help a few unfortunate chil-dren whenever a chance presents itself. Thel' also stand for thedevelopment of more noble women-women who will be an assetto the nation. Their influence in the school has been felt moreand more each da1'. ]Iiss Frieda Wachter was sponsor for theclub up until January of tlris year when she left the school, andsince that time \Iiss Elinor Eltinge has acted in her stead.
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For the last four years we have sent contestants to the Countr.rnt 'ct, the l i terarv__representatives holding quite an important place,and making excel lent records. This year the winners in the dec-lamation u'ere: Dorothv Haupt, Junior gir l , Bi l lv Xlorr is, Jurr iorbor-. Jlelba DeShields, Senior gir l and Edward l lather, Seniorbor'- :r l l of n'hom represented the sehool in the countv meet heldat the \\ 'cst Dallas High School where l lelba De3hields andEdward Jlather won f irst place in the f inals. These two wil lrepresent the Countv at the f) istr ict } leet at l)enton on the lgthof Apri l .
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This is the l i rst rear that Highland Park has sentdebating teams to the Countl' Interscholastic \Ieetand rvc are proud of the results. The bovs' tcanr.composed of Claiborne Varner and Charlton Fincher.rvas unfortunate enough to lose in the prel iminarit 'sto f ,ancaster. The gir ls ' tcam rvent t l rrouglr t l rr t t 'gr i l l ing contests coming ont as r ictors in al l r : f t l r t 'nr.Bv these attainments thev added f i f tecn fx) int\ ()n
the score, the f inal computation of rvhich rsas l :rrgt 'enough to just i fr t l re presentation of t l rc al l-roundcup to the Highlanders. Fiances Riclrardson andBettv Bransford * ' i l l go to l)enton about the middleof Apri l to part icipate in the l) istr ict Contests. Weare depending on them to carr l ' the "Gold and Blue"through to victory.
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- The students of the Highland Park High scrroor. aPpreciat ing thcad'antages to be derived from an organization whicrr r ' i i l^ gir.e practiccit t .rrr l comPosit ion and public speaking and complete seif-expressionirr clr;rnrat i t 'art . ha'e o_rgenized a societr l to be known as the Fi ighlandPark l)ranr;rt ic club. I t is the aim of t l ie club to produce well ariangedplavs s' lr iclr am:rteurs are ca;.rable of performing.
The * 'ork . f t l r t ' club is to be both educational and practical. tocult ivate not olt l \- i l t t i rr tcl l t 'ctual arrd ph.r 'sical side of act ivi t ies andfunctions.. but also t lre P.* 'cr uf 1re"tn' ,r i i t1- i tself . formi'g a'eces-sarv part of the trair irrg i . t l r t , l l reparatorr. cd.r,at ion. _\I .ch isa_ccomplished for the de'eloPme nt <lf clraractt ' r i ' . r 'oung people i fthey mav have t lre chanc_e to cxpress t lrat lole for r lramatic perfo"-mance wlr ich is one of the strongest inst incts of human nature. Soone of the leadins features of the club is sett ing up dramatic events,' . t so rnuch to raise mone.r ' , as for the beneficial effect on the per-f.r ' rers. Young people who become interested in s'ch activi t ies arcttot ooino to waste their t ime idlv.
\1 r . . . I . Yance l ' F incher , teacher o f the cxpress ion depar tment .I l ig l r la r rd I 'a rk F I ieh schoo l . i s the c l i rec to r o f tbe c lub ond i t s 'members .Slrt- i . rrrrsi .us to interest Highland Park residents qeneral lv in theird ra tna t i r ' f r ro f l111. I i1 ;115. and rv i l l apprec ia te suggest ions ar rd c .o 'e r : r t ionf rom a l l r rho u ' i .h to a id in the fu r ther t r "ug i i * o f thc c l t rb .
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v i t a l i t v and f o r ceo f ( r : r u f o r r l l t u l l i l , , r . ' . : r c t i r r g i r r t l r t . Pa r t o f I ) on ro . v , t l r e au tomob i l e\ : r l r ' \nrarr r l l \ \ r r - l l r .nr l t ' r t ' r l . ( l rar l torr I : i l rcher as f I r . Burton, andl . l l t ' n Lanh t rn r a . I l a r i l . r ' n . . i t c r l i r r g . and .1 . I ; r ank L i ve l y as l [ r . S te r l i ng .rrere . ' r lmt lst Prof t .ss iorra l in the cnactment of their ro les. I t would brdi f f icul t to n lnr t ' ever.v o l lc in the cast who was good, but ( iuthr i t -
Garretson, l ' rankie \ \ ' i tchel l , and Bi l lv Hami l ton were spct ' ia l h i t . .The players in order of their appearance were:
Mr. Burtot t - - - - - - - - - - ( 'har l ton F int .hrrMrs . Bu r t on - - - - - - . \ nna l , ou I l i r r r t onPhy l l i s Bu r t on - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ) l : r r ga r t , t - \ n t l r n r s
Harold Winston---- - - l ' rankie \ \ ' i t t 'hel lI ' Iargaret - - - l l r len I rs ' inI ler t ranr Rogers--- - - - - l lo l r Hurnphrel '
Mar i l l 'n Ster l ing--- - - - - -Fl l len LanhamGilbert Ster l ins--- - - - - - .1. F ' rank Livelv' I he , l an i t o r - - - - - - - - ( i u t h r i e Ga r re t sonJan i t o r ' s w i f e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Fn rnces DeBogo rv
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stead Leigh," witlr (ilad.vs Godwin in the leading role. The play
shorvs the complications arising from the endeavors of a social climberto land herself in tlrc attitude peopled by hyphenated names. The
plavers in the order of thr i r : r l ) l )earance were:
Just in Rawson---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Thomas } l i l lerMiss Rawson. h is s i . l r r - - - - - - - - - - -El izabeth MooreGeoffrey Rawson, .r',rrrngt? \(trl ----------------Claiborne YarnerAnthony Rarvson, el(ler son----- ----Ehvard MatherStephen I-eavett------ -Bob HumphreyMrs. Stephen l .eavet t - - - - - - - - - - - - -Dva Mae Morr isPeter Su'a l lo\e--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Bi l l Mi tchel l
e l ( i tson, the l rut ler-- - - - - - - - - - -Joe BoonMrs. DeSal le- - - - - - - -Margaret JohnsonY io l e t DeSa l l e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Do t Jane Tay lo r) I rs. I lurnpstead Leigh--- - - - - - - - - - -Gladvs Godwin\ i na . t hc r r r i r i < l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Geneva Ga r re t son
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Claiborne \-arnerGuthrie GarretsonGeneva GarretsonEdward MatherDot Jane TalyorCrawford FulliloveScott Scoggins-\nna Lou HarstonEva Mae Morr isElizabeth Moore.Iohn FaganSarah Kather ine ArrantsPat ( 'andler\eurrra lee ( 'athevGlad.r 's ( i rx l rv in '
F. l len I .anharnI l a r . r - ( i r ace ] l a t h i sI.txrise liing. \ . E . Ha r l rRill ]IitchellRoberta HaughtonEgbert I.angleyIsabelle GastonGeorge WannamakerCharlton FincherBill HamiltonFrances DeBogoryMabel YealeMargaret JohnsonThonras llil ler
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The club has rrow in relrcarsal. trvo comedies. "\othing But theTruth," and "It Pavs to Advertise." lliss Peggr- Andrews has theleading role in the former and ]Iiss Roberta Haughton in the latter.
A. banquet was given for members of the club at the JeffersonHotel on December 22, and. inspirational addresses were made by llr.Oliver Hinsdell, director of the Little Theatre, IIrs. J. Y. tr\ncher.dircctor of the Dramatic Club, Judge Dexter Hamilton, Supt. H. E.( iable. and JIr. H. B. Hon'ard, Principal of the John S. Armstrongrt ' l tool-
'l'hrrc trlcnted rnembers of the club were selected br' ]Ir. Hinsdell
to t :rkt ' parts in "Romeo antl Jul iet." Thev were J. Frank Lively, Ed\Iat lrer. :rnd Rt,bert I{umphrev. Selections of these bv f lr . Hinsdellmar be vicsed as :r dt.sen'ed compliment to t lre r,r 'ork of the HighlandPark l ) rnnr : r t i c ( ' l ub and i t s d i rec to r . l I rs , . I . Yancev F incher .
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'Among t lre dist irrct ive assets of our community is our band, com-
posed of students of t l re Higlr .School. The idea of such an organization; was fostered and nrade possible b.r ' some of our publ ic spir i tedcit i tens. I Ir . \ \ ' i tc lrcl l and \Ir . l ' ,bie receir-ed donations from quitea number of persons to the nmount of scveral t l rousand dol lars, ] [essrs.\ \ ' . R. and R. B. Ford were secured as directors, and twenty instru-ments were puchased. These were distributed among a group of boysrrlro ryanted to be a part of the organization, with the proviso that eachlxls take individual lessons orr his instrument until he became thoroughlvfanr i l ia r t ' i th i t .
Soorr:rf ter the fal l tcrm of 1923 opened, the band began rehears-ing trr ict. cat. lr rrcek, and for the past f ive months has been plaving atnro't al l s;unes and i t has performed several t imes before large audi-ctrct 's in t lr t ' .r ' l tool auditorium.
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( ' l rar les I ta ine, l ront l t t tnelJnrnra Srre lliles. z'iolirrMarie \\'alker, z'iolinI)arrline Rorr'den, sa.rapltone1{arcell Crarvford, sataphonelienneth Murphl', soa:aphone. lohn Henrt ' l l i les, c/ar inel
The Higlr larrt l I 'ark I I iglr Sclrool or<' l t t 'str l re:r l l ' r ' <, lme i l t to existctrt 'cin the latter part of t l rr l l f 2: l t t ,rnr arr<l strussk'd l long bravel.r ' al lthe remainder o f t l ra t sc l roo l ' r ' r ; r r rv i t l r on lv th re t 'o r four v io l i t t s . ; relarinet and piano. Jlartr rvcre t lrc t imt's rvhett i t s( 'emed almost use-less to continue the practices, but -\ l r . Lconard stu<.k to his post asdid the faithful few wlro composed thc orgalr izat ion. and as a reward fort lr t ' i r fai t l t fulness, lve lrave a f i f teen pie<'e orcltestra this year.
' l ' l r t ' re is no question but that the furnishing of band instruments
l,r ' t l rr st. l rool material ly aided the growth of the orchestra, but thel, ' r 'al t .r ' of the people who compose i t is largelv responsible for the\u( '( ' r \ \ :r t tained in the short t ime i t has had to grow. I t has furnisheda'.rnrblr l )r()gr: lnls on(,e or twice, and played the preludes and inter-l ide; of t l rc pl;r .r ' "Sis Cr' l inder Love" given bv the Dramatic C' lub.tsig<cr ;rtr<l l r t t t t ' r t l t i t tgs arc e\pectcd of the organization in the futurc.
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Senior Class (Proph ecfAs I wa lked t l t ro r rgh t l r t ' r r i ld r rn t ss o f th is s .o r l r l I l i g l r t r . r l o r r , r
certain place rr lrerr t l t t r t ' q-tr. a dcn (sen'nth p: 'r icr l . trrr ir- h.r l l rnrl Isa t me dor rn in tha t P l ; r r . t . ;1 ;161 s le l l t : and as I s l r ,y r t t r l r , . rmr . , l i r r l r ( . : r rn .I d reamcd and bc l to ld J sa \ r - a mar r coming r ) ( .a r to n r , - . I 1 , , ,1 . ,1
" , , .1saw tha t l te r ra . no ( )n i ' th ; r t I l rad ever s . - , .n 1 r , . f , , r , . . ' l ' l r . -n
| 1 , , . . . ,1h im sa . r : " I . the .SPi r i t o f t l r c I "u tu re . am c( n t ( ' to .h , ' s t l r . r l . . t in i r . . , , :t h e c l a s s o f
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Bear ing l r imsc l f w i t l r g rave deme: rnor . l r t ' fo r t . n r t . p ; r . . td l ) i l l on \ l t : r -gan, t l te austrre Prt.sir l t .nt of the Texas Univt.rsi t .r . . In lr is comPanl- \rasl lar ian Butlcr. ()rr( ' of the leading phvsicists of 1116 61, ' . Thev weresoon overtakerr lx ' a man of learned mein, a profcssor of science at thelarge col legt ' . Southern f lethodist Universitv, no less a one than Dr.. loseph l loon. ()ne rrho seemed greatlv interested in the welfare ofthis uni lersitr ' . a ] Iethodist I l ishop, proved to be Crawford Ful l i lorc.The Dean of \ \ 'omen of this school was Bessie l lav Pasle.r ' . Slre rr ' tr .discussing the afrairs of the day with the principal of thc HishlandPark High School, whom I recognized as El izabeth Barrorr. \ \ ' i t l r t l rcnrcame Grace Lackev u'ho, I understood. rvas r\ l)()un(l irrg ( i t .nrttn' topupr i l s a t dear o ld H i -Pk-H i . ( ) t l r l r r r r t 'n rh , . r . , r f t l r , f r r t ' r r l t l o f ourl r igh schoo l r re r t ' J l in r r i c l l c r l t ' I ) i r r t ' k , r r r l . l r , a r l , ' i th , . [ . r rg l i .h depar t -ment . C 'o rde l l l l l a< 'k l r r r rn . t { i r l . ' 1 r l r . r ' . i ca l r - r lu r .a t io r r r l i r r .< ' to r . and B i l lFord. coaclr of at lr lct i t . . .
' l 'h, ' . , . s ' , .p,. ( 'arr.r- ing Placards and bartr""t *t , t ,
thc inscriPtion ".{r ' i t ' r t t i : r r .r t ' . r ' ; r t ."
Another group of lx.ople u'r.re enF..rged in a most earnest and hcated
discussion. Two of the foremost larvrers of the dav, Jimmie Bi6lger and
Wil l iam l loore (noted for his debating abi l i t .r ' ) were discoursing rathcr
noisi lv with Pat Candlcr. the Speaker of the Texas House. arrd :rnotlr( ' r
leading pol i t ic ian, l lar ion Porter. Thev were joined b'r ' t l rc sr,. ;r tf inancier and bank president, Fred Kribs, wlro entered into t lr t . rrrgumtnt
so eagerlv that thev could scarce hear tbcmselves at :r l l . . lu.t at thisjunc ture ' rv l to shou ld aP l )ear bu t the Prcs ident o f t l re l ; r rg r . . t n r t ' r r ' . c lo th -
ing s to re in t l re southwest . . Iack Ruthcr fo rd . a l l -a r ' ' a " . t i t ' k l c r fo r s t r le , "
dor r ' cher kno ' i He se t t l cd t l r t ' a rgunrer r l r rh i< ' l r \ r ' t ' n l t , ( l to be over the
comins fash ions fo r n r t 'n . and. jo in t .d ln ' t l r t . "b ig . l i t t l t man o f Wal l
Street". \ \ 'ce I lut l t ,r . arrd thc rvt.alth.r ' tr t 'asrtrt ' r of thc Alabama Surety
Companl ' , I)onald l lacKenzic. a trt 'asurt-r sincr his higlr school davs.
the group ambled lr isurel.r ' dff .
The next crorvd of peoplr \1 ho dre\r near seemed to be engaged
mostlv in l i terarv pursuits. Here n'as the editor of. Harper's one of the
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oldest and best magazinr ' \ in thr f-nited States, \ \ ' inston Sadler, whobegan his editorial s 'ork :rt ;rrr carlr- date. Another prominent editorrvas Arthur Butler. l rcarl ol a large rrervspapcr staff. Tlrev were
ta lk ing to I , ' l o rence l la i l l i o . ; r l r { ) \ t popu lar bo lk rev iewer , and E l izabethlfoore, the f i l remost 1,1;n1i1'-rtort u-r i ter in America. Al l were deeph'interested in a discussion of :r 1r;rrt icrr l :rr piece of curreut l i terature.
l largaret Johnstorr harl . t ;rr t l tr l IJrrxr<lrva.r in musical comed.r ' ; l labclH icks , the las t ex l )o l l ( 'n t o f t l r t l , r . t ; r r t o f " jazzr " was f ind ing grea tfayor u ' i th la rEe aud ien( ' ( ' \ in \ la r l ' rg ; t . r 'a r : F rank \ \ I i t che l l . tenn isrvo t td t . r . rvas d t ' fend ing ; \n l ( r i ( .a ' . t i t l , in fo r t ' i gn lands ; there wns agr t 'a t t i t ' n ran t l fo r o i l Pa in t ing . I ' r ' . \ r l . r I la .v r t : the la tes t mot ion p ic tu rLrr , .1 , , r . , . . i r r r r l r i r . l r l i r l r r r . t . . l ) , 11 , 'g , ' r - r u r . t l r t . r .a rnP, a r rd G lad l ' s Godwint l , , 11 . 7 , ' i11 ' . r r s . , l i r , r . t , r l I ' r ( l , r r l t , . r r l i i l c |e r ; \ \ ' a r rena l ' ra1k 'sl 1 l 1 - . 1 1 1 , , r . I r r r . : r ) 1 r : l , r : 1 . , r : r r 1 . r r : t l r o r f a r n o r t s : l l e l b a I ) e S h i e l d sa n d l . r a \ ! r , \ J , , r r i r s ' : . - : : : : . : . j l n ' l r . r n l r t i ( . P l a . r s : I ) u S l r a n e O t s t o t tI t a d r r , r l t g n ' a t I ' r u n . . . . r , , 1 u r . l , : , r , r i r r r , . r l t l t t . l c : r d i n g t e r r o r o f t h cC a n a n ' I s l a r r r l . : . i a r a ( , ' , i . r t r r . : , r ; , r r . r l t , r i r r I ) a l l a s : l l i l l l l i t c l r e l l
and . I r - r l rn B t t rgo . r 'n r ' l rad j r r . t i . ' r ; - l ;g t1 , , . l . r rg , . t ; r ( , r r )p l :u l ( ' . l ro1r in t l rcrvor ld ; l la r l and l j l . r - | Iudna l l s , r , ' r ' , r 'au t l r , r r . ' r f .1 n ( r l r .ook l rook :. Iohn Fagan, the grea tcs t p i tc l r t . r i r r . \ r r r t . r i r ' ; r . r r :1 . l x .g i r r r r i r rg .p r i r rg
training.
' l 'he'r ' secrned to be going on indefinitelv rvhen t lrer-.rvcre intt ' rruptcd
lrr-. I . fr1utrL Lir.el.r , t l re leading writer of t l re sport rvorld. \ \ 'hen lr t 'heard t lr t ' . r ' rr 'erc discussing their former class-mates, lre said that lr t :har l . j n . t hc t ' r r i t t ' I t . x ls rvhere hc wns c l t te r ta ined b1 ' th r .ee o f the most
t ' l tarnrir tg sot ' i t ' t . r- m:ttrotrs he l tad ever known, Dera Kinsev, Olive Board.
and ( 'at lrerint ' . \pplel ' r ' , :rnd that the.r '
F laz i l v I h t 'a rd a m: rscu l i t t t ' r ' o ice order ing me to come to a par t l '
that afternoon after st ' l rool for n'ast irrg t inre. I arvokc. :rnd lo | (excePt-
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O l r I ' r n t l r t ' t ' l r i l r l \ 1 i t l r \ - r ( - r n t . t i r r , :
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fhe gu.r ' rvhom l i ish anf l f is | l l l " < l r r f t 'ar :
I 'm Eo ing t o l ea r -e schoo l t l r i s v t ' ; r r :
I am a Scnior .
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l l r . Lar r le r : " I Io r r ' n tu t ' l r ( l , r t ' . ; t
Sen ior : " I don ' t k t to l ' . "
l I r . Lau ' le r : " \ \ ' c l l , r r . l ra t t i r r t t ' < l r r t ' s t l t t t ' l t ' r ' t ' t t o 'c lo t ' k t ra in leave i "
Sen ior : "A t t ' l ev t ' t r o 'c lock . "
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Sen ior : (qucs t iona l l r ' ) "E lc r -e I r pounds?"
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l l i l l I l r r t l t ' r : "1 c lon ' t th in l< I shou ld ge t zero on th is pa l )e r . "l l i . r ( i i l l o n : " \ e i t l r c r d o I . b u t t h a t i s t h e l o r r ' e s t m a r k w e
t t 'a r . l re rs a re au t l lo r i zed to g ive . "
\ \ ' t ' r r r r r l , r r t ; r r r t l t l r ; r t l I r . Be t ts r re le r ser r - t ' s r . t . f reshments a t" t l r i r t r ' - r r r i r r r r t r ' | : i l ' t i I s . '
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I )n .S l rane Ots to t t : To a l l app t ' : l r ;u l ( , ( ' \ : l ( l ( ' ( ' l ) -s r , : r go l f ba l l d iver .
, lo l r r r Huf f ing ton : " \ \ ' ha t t ime are \ .ou expe( ' t ing m( ' i "( io ld ie Re l le : " I 'm no t e \pec t ing vou a t a l l . ". l , , l rn Huf f ing ton : " \ \ ' e l l , then I ' l l su rPr ise . r 'ou . "
L i t t l t ; rc ts o f m isch ie f . l i t t le . rvords o f sass .. \ l l t l r ro r r 'n in together . make t l re Freshrnan c l . rss .
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S t ' r r i o r P l r l s i c s ( l ; r . . .
I r , fo11o l1 [ 1e i1 l1 HammurraS i Il l ; rdc <.ampaigns .w' i th Caesar too ;
I ' r ' , . . tn reg led r . i th "Pro Arch ia"L'nt i l m.r ' face lvas bluc.
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Bi l l : "Tlrr one that sr.r ' . ' f inr for spit t ing." '
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l l iss l)ouglas. (assiFning English lesson):"\ \ 'e wi l l take the l i fe of Shakes-prare tomorrow."
\I iss Tutni ler: "Your answer is as clear asmud."
Bill \loore: "\Yell, that covers the ground,doesn't it ?"
"Keep that 'school girl complexionr"' saidthe powder from his eoat lapel.
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. Jimmie Bigger without a girll\{tee Butler playing basketball IFreddie Kribs with a haircut?Jessie Paslev without his numerous books.'
HOIV IGNORANT IN THE \ \ " \YS OF GEO}IETRY:
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I ' \ I . IEAI ,OU.S, I GUESS. TH. \T 'S \1 'HY
I dorr ' t knou' whv I should bc j , :alous.
I dorr ' t knor,r ' why I slrould cr1';l 'herr ' . no rcason wlrv vou slrouldn't love others,
But er-en the thought makes me sigh.I know that I have no "first mortgage"
On those lips and those eyes so brown,But seeing you out with another
Alwavs provokes a frown.
How I hate your wild f l i r tat ions;
Your escapades make me sigh;
I don't think i t 's because I lole tou:
I 'm jealous, I guess. thlt 's u'h.r ' .
Several of t l rc St 'rr ior ' had rrrnrplaincd atxrtrt their low grades inEnglislr and \ l i .s ( i i l lon told thenr that t l rr ir dropping so low wasdue to cnrr lrssrrcss. .Slrc further said t l lat the sooner they learnednot to be <.:rreless. t l r t ' nrorc f i t tcd would the.v be to overcome theobstacles of l i fe. wlrtrr t l rer got out of school.
"Yeah," said Bi l l l lut ler. "But at the rate I 'm going, I nevcrwil l get out of sehool."
\ I iss I)ouglas: "I \ !hat 's vour aim in theme rvri t ingi"
Ralph l lart in: "The bottom of the l)age."
l I . ] I . T., (wlren thc paper sl ipped 11' l1i11. slrr rras working on aratlrer difr icult e xperiment in the plr.r 'sics laboratorr ') : "Oh, that Icould utter the thouglrts that arisr in nre."
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' l t t ' r t ' ' u r r t i l I l o l r ( i i l l r r t - . r . ca l l ed .
Si lencc re ig l )e( l \u l ) r ( rn(- f r ' r : r r ) lonl( ' I l t o l l l . \ ' to l r i ' r , 'k t ' l r b-r ' t l r t 'swee t vo i cc o f \ 1 i . . \ \ ' i l l i f , r r < l : " - \ l r ' r r o r ( 1 . l l : l \ l l ' t l i o l r : r r r r f r i r - n t l . h , . r t . . - "
( f he f o l l os ' i t t g l ; r . l r an t l cd t o t he t ' t l i t o r r l u r i ng o r r . o f h r . I ' u . . r -momen ts . \ \ - e q i l c t l u t ' c r t d i t t o i t s au t l r o r . r ' \ ( n t l r , ' 11g1 , r t ' do no tkno rv l r i s nan re ) :
- \ l r - f r i t r r r l . have .vou l reard o f t l r t ' to l 'n o f Yasr tOrr t l r t b:rnks of the r ivcr Sltxv.\\ ' l r t ' rc lr loonr t l te \ \ 'ai t-a-rvhi le fkru'crs fair,- \nd t lrc .Sometime-or-Other scruts the air,- ' \nd t lrc ( io- l ias.r 's grow?It l ics in t lre val lev of What's-the-Use,In thc prol i trce of Let-I t-Sl ide,f l rat old ' I i red l-eel ing is native there;It 's the home of the l ist less I- l)on't-Care;\\ 'here the Put-It-Offs abide.
Recipe tendered [r1'on Februar.r ' 16, 19213 :
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steal. nr:r.r- i t lx ' ; l \ r ' : l ' t 'p u r c s l ' H : Q . " '
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v o u s t c a l . n ) a \ ' . \ - r ) u ( l r i n k .n ra . r ' i t l r r i r r vor r r osn u l r i t t b td ; when youlrorl t r i l : s ' l rr t t r ' , ru drink. mav i t be the
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"Hi-Park." Thcre is magic in the name. The sound of i t br ingshappv memories to the graduates and ambit ion and joy to t lre students.It is a name that stands for that which is good, and i ts r ' ;r l t tc c:rnt lotbe quicklv est imated, nor in a moment defined.
I t has s sou l , th is name, tha t d i rec ts l l l the ac t iv i t i r s o f theschool. I t is a thing of beautv that brings a pictt tre of lr tppl earnest,l lo . r ' s a t td g i r l s undcr the gu idanc t ' r r t ' a rv is t ' : t t td t ' : r r t ' fu l facu l ty ,w l lo a re l car r r i r tg to d r r -e loP t l r t i r m inds . t l r t i r l rod ic . . : t t t t l n ros t o f a l l ,t l r t ' i r clurr:rctt ' r t .
Sourrt l . i udgnre rrt r .r 'nr l lat l t .r ' r tr tr l : t x ' i . t ' t tr ldtrstanding are vitalfat ' tors in thr t 'art ' ful prt 'par:t t iott that I I i - l )ark gi les her students.As a rrsult of lr t ' r int iuclt t 'c. t l r t ' f i rc ' of ;rnrbit iott and hope are kindledin them. Eaclr nr\r :rccornlr l is lrnrerrt is altot l ter step towards thereal izat ion of :r vision rvlt ich origirtatcd l ' i t l r in the rral ls of Hi-Park'
Page One Huulred Seoen
Sidelights on the Seniors- -Seniors are, for thc rnost part, beings w|o ftave the habit of
thirr l i ing along the I irres .f , ' . f i . r t cume i t tr"r, 1 coms uguir, , t l ra'cl)ntes -. .u
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Theva l lva ts s t ro l l about rv i t l t t l r ; r t . t , l l ._sa t is f i t . t l l ook ens l r r in ing t l re i r coun_tenances, cal l inq their t t ' ; r t ' rr t r . rrr- their f i rst nameq , ia--gir i"g ,ol istening Freshies smilt 's alnr,r,1 ;1r ui ir . as t |eir hair. Thev arethoss 16 whom tlre school i . ur i) . t in( l( , I ; tea frr- i- fr . i" '1"rraoir '" . 'uppfyof knowledge on al l m.tt tr .- rr. l 1.;11111g t,o* porra"";; ' l ;" ; ,r . .They jump into a streanr of t l rotrglrt , ,r ,4 fc,rns up smil ing whilej neverto t le
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r r r t . a l * . r r . v s r ead -v t o g i ' e adv i ces i t l r l l n l r \ ( l o u . . p i r i t , , t t . , r r r r l r . r . , 1 . i , r l l i l r r d l t a t r o n a g e .
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.\ 'ou n( 'cdn't look l ike a saint, Elkin, I t no* *toi ."* ,r" ' ;- ' - '
sometlting been resting on my lips for
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t lrost ' of us who form a bright-colored
l ' ,r t 'kground. Tlrc most foremost of
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i . o l r t rv i th rv l rom \ l e a re a l l ac -
, r r r , r i t t t t ' r l .
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1r .1 t i , ' 111 11 . bu t our "L i t t le Opa l "\ : j i l , . . t t r 'p t ' ) - long dresscs and br i l -
. : , t t : t l , r t l t t ' s . lopks l i k t : a l )eacock !- r : , 1 t , r l k . l i k t . a p a r r o t . , S h e s i m p l l '
: : . . . i i , \ ( ( ' l r a t r r l l t c ; r r d a t t h e s a m e' . : r . , l l u t . l r t i s o t t t o f u s a l t d r v e
: : r . l , r . t ; t r r r l i r .
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l t l a r r ' : r r , r u t t < l l t , . r , ; r \ f l l r t ( l t t i l r t l r c
S a l t a r a . ; r r r r l r r ' l r , r i . . , , r l r r r r t h t l r a t l r t 't l r inks ( ienera l I )e l i ver . r ' i s a n r i l i ta rv n l :u l . . l t , s r t . i r thc s tu t l ious one' r r t r l tak t ' s l lng l i s l r , i . e . . a book rvorm; he is a lso a ( i t ' on te t rv s tud t .n t ,
i . ( ' . . ; r n , r n g l c r v o r m . O n t ' s e t ' s h i m c o n t i n g a b o v e t h c ( ' o m m o n t h r o n g -; t l r r tg , t ' o l r rnn o f l rooks s \ rav ing to t l re rhv t l rm o f ( 'hop in 's I iunera l\ l ; r r r ' l r . u l r i t . l r l r c s i r rgs f r r rm one dar . ' s end to anot l re r .
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bv wh ich or re I sha l l t ' ; r l l h t , r . bu t an . r 'how
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The fol lowing poemssubmitted bv Juniors and
\,r'ere selected as the best from a number.Seniors on one of our recent theme davs.
At EruatingOn a summer e t 'en ing , Ion .q aqo,
At the close of a lovelg d,ag,In front of his cabin, an old, neqro
Sat w,hi l inr l the l ime awag.Acrosx his knees lag an old, banjo,
As aged, and l ime-zt 'orn as he,And his st i f fened f inqers strummed a tune
lVhile his z,oire dri f ted out to me.
I) lainl iz 'e and szteel i t 'as the son,g he sang,^ ls he sa t in the |zc i l igh t d im,
, lus t the sz t ' c l l i nq up o f a s imp le sou l ,Rut mg hrar t z t 'en t ou l to H im.
"I zt 'onder," I thouqht, as I l istene/. there," I l ' hen I am o ld and 91rag,
I f I can s inq z t ' i l h as t rus l ing a hear t.7 t the c lose o f mu l i fe ' . s lonq dag. "
- -Sarah E, l i zabeth Smi th .Ene l ish . : lA .
Memorir-s^1s ttou sit sometime in the eoeningl,
l I ' i thin the darkeninq room,I l ' i th onlg the f l icker of frel ioht
To brealt the purple qloom,.1nd gour lhouqhts f lg sw,if t lg baeku,ard
On the f lee t inq z t ings o f l ime,And gou become a th i ld aga in ,
.4 lauqh inr l gouth o f n ine ,
You see gourself as lou used to be,In the springtime of gour l i fe,
Carefree, jogous, hoppg,ll/ith no thought of toil or strife.
But the pretent toon cornet back to gouAs the darkness closes in,
AniI gou light the lamp and stir the fi,re,AniI gour eoeninq tasbs beqin.
-Thomas Haves,Ensl ish 3A.
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Tom B. (rrho lradjusl sn1s1s4 high school)"I 'm not going to school
to-davr 'cause u'e'r 'c got
to work too hard.
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vou got to do IT o m m v : " I d o n ' t '
know, but f l r . Betts
said that we r.r.ould have
caloused thenics after ro-day's classes.
u r ' l t r . . l r , r I u ' i t t r l r * ' j ". p l t ' r r r l i r l ' oppo r t un i t ' r ' '
J_udp1e- " \ \ 'hv d id vou s tea l t l r c P t 'a r l r r t . r . k l ; r t . r l ro r l 111, , . i1I ' red K. - "Be cause i t had on i t , ' , \ r 'a i l
r -our . t . i f r r f t l r j .and I cor-r ldn't resist i t ."
l l t , r r n ' L . " S : r r ' . t h a t ' s a f a s t - l o o l < i n gcar \ 'ou \ ' ( , got t l r t ' r t , . \ \ ' l r :r t 's thc mostvou ever go f ou t o f i t . - "
T ip H. - " I . ' i v t ' t in r t .s in a n r i l c . "
G ladys G. ( t , r l I r . Lnr r l t , r , l - l ro i sca l l ing the ro l l ) - " l ) id \ ' ( ) r r t .a l l n r r -name l"
l l r . Larvler-"I t l r ink so. . \r t , r 'oul re re ?"
( i lad1's ( i .-" l{s. si1."
l l iss Gil l<rn-"I suppose rou har-e re:rd; r l l r ' l S l rakcspeare 's rvorks . "
)1 . \1 . 1 ' . " ) ' r s 'm, un less he has wr i t -t t t t a t t ' r t l t t ' r r t r ry t ' l r v i t l t in t le las t vear . "
I f l va r r l r r , , ' d t l r t ' i ro r r r rv b rae .. \ r r d , \ t l r l l . t , n t . r l l r i s t r r r r i c r r . , r ' .And Irr iar ' I 'uckcd
lr is foorl ax.a.r-.Prav rvhat . oh s ' l r ; r t . < l id Roder ick I ) ln r . -
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Call , wri te or Plrone for ratc shcet and
other information.
Texas Made CoversUsed on
THE OAK, THE DALHI, THE VIKING
THE FORESTER And THE HIGHLANDER
'Were designed and manufactwed
IN DALLAS
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American Beauty Pass Book & Covet Co.
I )e igncr t and I lanu fa t ru rc r t o f
School Annusl snd Decorrtive Covers
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Texas Products for Texas PeopleThis shotild bc thc sktEJan of cuerg loq1al Tca:an
n UR new eight-stor.r 'addit ion is now nearing completion and wil l largelv
t J increase our capacit l ' . giving us t l te largest and most complete factor.v\- ' l in the South, in tht ' prodrrct ion of crackers, cakes and candies.
This new addit ion is to be t '<luipped u' i th the most modern and up to datemachinerv, producing the samt. hieh grade quali tv l ine that l tas always char-act-erized Brown's "Libert.r ' Bel l" products.
In their production onl.r ' t l rc lr t ' . t arrd purest materials obtainable are used.after being tested in ol lr owll lalrorl tori t 's. manv of wlr ich are grown and pro-duced in Texas.
\Te are now emplovinfJ more than l ivt ' l rrrrrdred people in our factory, with aweek ly pa l ro l l o f $ l r t .Ot lo . and: r t ' , r r1 r . o f s ix tv sa lesmen t rave l ing in ourSta tc .
I f to r r r ran t t l r t ' hcs t . ins is t ( )n \ ' r ) r l r g r ( ' (a ' r l r l ; l l l fu rn ish ing vou w i th Brown 's" l . i l r , r t l I l r ' l l
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BROWN CRACKER & CANDY COMPANYI Sunshine Distr ibutors in Texasl
( 'ompl iments o f
Hu gh es B ros.Manufacturing
Company
Fancg Groceries anil Meats
Fruits, V egetables
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A ful l and complete l ine of i SppCIAL SALES EACH WEEKHigh Grade Candies. ! PNO
Troth Bros. Co.
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33o4 Knox Street
MEDART
Steel Lockers and Steel Shelving forSchools, Colleges, Y. M. C. A.'s, Y. W.C. A.'s, Office and Industrial Plants.
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Gymnasiunr ancl Playground r\ppa-ratus, recognized as Standard for 501-ears,
W. C. HIXSONl6l0 Bryan Street
WIESE
Laboratory Furniture forPhysics, Chemistrv, Biol-ogyr Physiography, Do-mestic Science. DomesticArt, Agriculture, ] IanualTra in ing , Drawing , and
Kindergarten
IIATTHEWS(i a s l{achinesf o r furnishingHeat for Science
and DomesticScience
DALLAS, TEXAS
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Laboratorr- Apparatus andSupplies for Phvsics, Chem-istn', Biologr', Physiology,
Phvsiography, GeneralScience
Catalogues Glady Furnished Upon Request
HUEY Sporting Goods
Hardware, Paints, Glass, Edison
PHILP Mazda Lamps. Everything for the
home and lawn
Tlte lIome of
L. J. SHARPDetroit Jewel HARDWAREGas Ranges
4ro9 Oak Lawn Ave. A-o724
Co*?liments tf
,A FRIEND
AVONDALE CLEANERSFestus E. Richardson, Prop.
A-rzoo A-r3oo
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'S7ork'We
are unexcelled in our Cleaning and Pressing
Evening Gorvns-l-urs-Fur CoatsSport Suits-Curtains-Draperies.
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CalI us-zse'll CalI 4t4 Oak Lawn Ave.
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We can belp you ever keep looking vourbest. Our operators are competent
and highly trained. Thevare experts in
N,TARCELLING WATER WAVINGHAIR BOBBING HAIR DYEING
HAIR TREATMENTS
Our service is thorough and complete.Whatever phase of beauty culture workyou may desire can be dond in our shopto your utnost satisfaction.
for ,4qpoirtnent ta//
Thisl.lwnb purhpeautg pa r[ o r
Mrs. Helen \\' ells,'Pro?rictor
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Boedeker Ice Cream
"Just a Little Better"
Fidelity Savings Trust Company( \ \ ' i thou t l r lnk ing pr iv i l t ' gcs)
( ' l r . r r r l , r : s L . Knr rs , ) Iunnr l r r
l farrrr Loans l ' i th :r t t lact ive I tates. ' I 'e l 'u l . : rrr t l Opt ions-
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A SYMBOL A SLOGANI "< l r t r re l r t ) ' \ -e i l rs l r l ' l r r r r i l i r r r . s r - r r r l ro l . f r i r ck o f rv l r i c l r h lsI tee t t anr l rv i l l cor r t i r r r re to l re . i r cor rsc ic r r t io r rs c f l ' o r . t t< rr t t : rke the l l rot l rrct rvhich i t represcrrts tnr lv u 'ort l rv of
the sl<lgan " ' l ' l le Gokl Starrt lur<l of Vt lues."
REO MOTOR CAR CO.of Tcxas
I ) i rcct factorr- I rnrrrclr
2' l I l -15 nfa in St . I ) , \ I , I , , . \ S
Good Times are AIever LackingWhe n There 's Alusic at Hand
\ Iusi<' rn:rkt 's t l rc di l lcrcnct ' betrvet 'n lrorcdom arrd enjolrncrrt. ' \ f t ' l r 's t ra ins o f mc lo t l l f ro rn t l r r 'p ia r ro . t l r c p l ronogra l r l r o r ln . \ 'o ther i r rs tn r -met r t : r r rd t l t ' r . r ' l rod l i s l r r r l l l n ' . ( 'onr< ' to \ \ - l r i t t l r "s fo r t l r t : l r cs t i r r l l t r s ic .
- -\'ictor Recorrls--( 'onn lJand Instnrnrents
Sheet l l t rs ic-() ibson St l ingcr l I nstnrnrents
1213 ELMSTREET
EI/ERTTHINGMUSIC/L WH ITTLE
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Gilbert ManufaCturing Co.Metal Doors and Windows
1209% Main Street
Ride the Street CarSave the Difference
DALLAS RAILWAY CO.
Avondale Pharmacyll'hcn you, zrant it Quick
Phone A-2121
f'Rulsrr's Avoxulr; Prranuecr
" Sudden Serz' ice"
Avondale BakeryRIVE BY TODAY
' Bread :,: Rolls :,: Pies :.: Cakes :,: Pastry
Wedding Cakes :,: Party CakesYour search for better Bakerl. products n'ill end-if vou trv us.
Nothing llut .lnrtter used in orrr cooking.
PLBNI'Y PARKING SPAC]I4zor Oak Lawn A-388o
Highland ParkPHARMACY
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Van Winkle'sT \ | r r -^ttooK Store
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Toys, Dolls, Games, Etc.
Favors "no-oa"or"a
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16o3 Elm St . 1614 Paci f ic Ave.
-6-Cyl inder Sport-. ,NASH LEADS THE WORLD IN MOTOR CAR VALUE"
Nash Mcl-a;rty Motor Co.Dallas Distributors
Good Clothes Smithing Coal
Brook-Wood CokeAre Always a Good Investment
City Fuel Co.
Alwapls "Good" IIere
L. G. Waskortt, I'resident
Empire AnthraciteParis Purity
Alabama --- ColoradoMacAlester
For Your FurnaceFor Grate and Stove
H 4.{31 2840 N. Haskell H $n
Compliments
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MAJESTIC CT-EANERS
Phone 4-0865
Tou R. ,lnr.ns, Prop.
al07 pak Lawn Ave.
A.'\ry" CULLUM Conplintents
Wm. K. GraceElectr ic Co.CO
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Wholesale tzzz Kirbv Building
DALLAS
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\ .T 'M. K. GRACEPrcsidert
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DALLAS
L. G. Balfour Co. i,-TrfunufafTuring i
Jewe/ers and Engravers t
Jf0ilitary and CampEquipment
A'T ' |LEBO RO, MASSACH USETTS Boys, come to Headquartersfor your Mi l i tary and Camp
Suppl ies
We have the real goodsat the right price
Official Jewelersfor
Highland ParkHigh School ts
L . G . Ba rnoun CoupaNvDallat Ofice: 4or Deere Building
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Carroll 's Armv Storezo8 N. Akard-Back of
Queen Theatre
Ecoxouv-supERroR snRvrcr-supnrnaB euer. l rvare conveyed by the simple legend
..ENGRAVTNGS BY ZEESE''
It r ' i l l pa' vor to have vour next annual bear the ,,4EESE,, imprintA. ZEI.SE ENGRA\,TNG Co}IPAN)-
"Premier College Annual Engraoers,,Darr,as, TBxas