N R Crozier Technical High School - Wolf Pack Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1938
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PUBLISHED BY THE JANUARY CLASS OF 1938
DALLAS TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL, DALLAS, TEXAS
IN APPRECIATION
Once in a while a great teacher blesses a group
of students. The Class of 1938 feels fortunate in
that it has been blessed by three great teachers
and a great leader. It appreciates the privilege of
dedicating this issue of the Techniscram to them.
Mr. Schiebel, principalg Miss Blythe, former
sponsorg Miss Bone, present sponsorg and Mrs.
Haines, who on many occasions has served as
"fairy godmotherf' are the ones to Whom the class
pays tribute.
May they experience every joy of a full life,
every pleasure of finding a job Well done. Above
all, may they never be disappointed in their Class
of 1938.
PUBLICATION STAFF
Editors-in-Chief--..
Associate Editors ,
Business Manager sees. , ..,. so or so
Assistant Business
Sports Editor ssss.
Humor Editors
Club Notes ,ss.......
Managers
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Haskell L. Prewitt
W. D. Hill
Dee Trizza
Louie Tomaso
Kathleen McMillan
Marie Pinto
S. H. Goodrich
Fred Harper
Beth Witt
W. D. Hill
Lorene Chester
Frances Richards
CLASS PROPHECY
By MARIE PINTO
When the Class of January 1938 made its arrangements for
the coming commencement, it fell to my lot to assume the role
of the prophet. Being not especially endowed with the gifts
that make a seer, I first attempted to decline, but my class-
mates became so insistent that I promised to do the best I
coulcgi hoping that some kind fairy would help me out of my
rou e.
I have never seen the fairy. Still, I have had some visions,
and I am going to picture to you what I beheld.
Ankling down Elm Street, I saw none other than Kathryn
Martin as ticket seller at the Queen Theater. I stepped across
the street to find Mary Elizabeth Denis still working at Kress.
You know, "the million-dollar baby from the five-and-ten-cent
store." Mary tells me Nell Ruthe Mullins is now a Mrs. and
feeding her three young ones on Mullins' Dairy Milk. .
Later, I jumped in my coupe and shuffled off to Lakeshore
Drive, where a blessed event had just come to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Russell. As you know, Ray is now president of
the First National Bank, his wife, the former Norma May,
made her debut in 1940. After leaving there I visited my
Alma Mater, where S. H. Goodrich is now teaching printing.
I walked into his room and there stood Louie Tomaso, who
took the retired Mr. Stockard's place as supervisor of high
schools.
They informed me Julia Halloway now occupied Miss Mos-
by's old room and was doing a nice job of teaching history.
After leaving the school, I whizzed out Haskell Avenue, to find
those Trizza brothers, Dee and Sam, as partners in the gro-
cery store. And there was Roy Farr, just taking in twelve
loaves of bread. I rushed out to my apartment to pack my
grip and make the 8:45 train.
Soon I found myself on a streamlined train to Los Angeles
to see the Rose Bowl game, and of all people George Webb was
chief engineer. Well, I went on to my seat and there I met
W. D. Hill, Merle Norrel, Robert O'Connor, and Van Edgar
Neal. The latter three are now main-string heroes on the
S.M.U. football squad, and W. D. is captain of the cheer-
leaders. Tagging along was Curtis Huffstetter as water-boy.
I always said S.M.U. would play the Rose Bowl game again
soon.
When we stepped off the train, there was a big crowd to
greet us, but my heart skipped a beat when there stood Elgin
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Young, idol of the screen, to greet his old schoolmates with
open arms. Also there was Jack Walker. Of course, Jack
still lives up to being a big-shot, and holds down the position
of mayor of Los Angeles.
Jack, Elgin, and I immediately went to the M-G-M Studios.
Everyone remembers David Evans, who played the doctor
in "Wings of the Morning." Well, David was on the lot sit-
ting in his director's chair, and sitting next to him was Ella-
belle Farrow, now Mrs. David Evans. Working on the set
were Martha Belle J ulius' and Otto Thompson. The Martha
Ray and Bob Burns of 1948.
I had a great time, but when I got home all my clothes were
dirty. But to my rescue came Iva Reddell, who was now
taking in washing to help support her husband and kids. I
asked her about Nelma Lee Lovelace, and she informed that
she and R. E. Crain had married. Nelma was working in
the office at Grand-Silver, and R. E. was driving a moving
van. As usual, my hair needed a bit of beauty. When I
walked into Avon's Beauty Salon, there stood Evelyn Putnam
to greet me. Well, well, I must say she is an expert at the
business. She said Frances Paine had just left and was now
president of the Ladies' Aid Society for the banishing of
unfit screen pictures for children. She also told me Dan
Herron, Sam Shepard, Nickey Naum, and Homer Dorris were
recently graduated from West Point Military Academy.
What's this! lVIary Louise Wilkinson's picture, and on the
front page, too! Yes, sir, she was just crowned Miss Amer-
ica.
I just met Ann Dragna walking down the street. I told
her I had been fortunate enough to locate every one of my
former classmates, with the exception of Loretta Elliott. How
her face brightened when she heard that name! "Oh, dear!"
she said, and then continued, "Don't you read the papers?
You know, beauty is only skin-deep, but it is irresistible while
it lasts. Loretta is to be the next White House bride."
Here my prophetic vision has ended and I have hastily
scribbled down a few notes in order to preserve the important
facts for this festive occasion. Perhaps some of you do not
take any stock in my predictions. Let it go at that. If you
live long enough, and according to my predictions, you will
be convinced of the truth of my statements. All that I have
foretold will come to passg but if it shouldn't, you will kindly
pardon my blunders, for to tell the truth, I have some abilities
for being a weather forecaster.
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SENIOR CLASS WILL
DONOR
Loretta Elliott
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JANUARY, 1938
DONATION
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Kathryn Martin ,,,,., ,, Excess Weight, , ,
Flora Litton,, ,, ,,
George Myers,,
Totsy Pinto ,.,,,,,, , ,
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Aubrey Cheek .,,,, ,, Quiet Ways,,,,,
Julia Holloway t,,,,,
Jack Walker, ,
Frances Richards, ,.., ,
Della M. Riefier, .,,,7 ,
Small Feet.,,., ,
Ability to learn , ..,.,,, ,
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Pat Sheehan A ,,,.e. . ,Y.... Cocktail Curl ,ee,, , ,,
Frances Paine , , ,, Loud Mouth , ,,
Elgin Youngs ., ,, ,,,,,, ,..., G ood Looks,,,,,,
Mary Lee Schwartz ,,e, ,.,, , Hair Style,,, ,, , ,
Jack Nelson,, ,,,,,., ,, ,. , ,,ee, Way With Women , ,
Nell Ruthe Mullins ,,,, . ...il Quick Temper .,., ,,
Ray Chandler .,.,.,
Bessie Williams.,
Haskell Prewitt,,.
Mary Jo Wall. ,
Cecil Barrow ,,,,,,, ,, ,
Pleasant Manner ,,,,
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Mary Louise Wilkinson., , Beauty ,,,, , . ,
Homer Doris., . , e,,, Rifle Marksmanship.
Evelyn Putnam ,,e,.,, , ,e.. Blond Hair,, ,. , ,,
Norma May,, ,,,e ,,,, S weetness , ,
James Giuffre, ,..., , , ,Guitar Music
R. E. Crain .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, R ed Hair ,, ,
Fred Harper ,,,,,,,,
Beth Witt , ,,
Tom Lowe.., ,,
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Baby Blue Eyes ,
KennethBoyer ,,,,, , ,, ,, Height ,,,,,, , ,,,,
Iva G. Reddell ,
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Helen Maxine Brown
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, ,, Marie Gerth
, , Beatrice Chester
Perry Stacy
, Susan Baird
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, Lorene Pritchitt
,,,,,Sam Money
, Lo Reese Garrett
, ,, Esther Brauer
, Bill Porter
Muriel Cowdrey
, Dick Schiebel
,Erlyn Marsh
,,., , Dan Eddy
Margaret Clark
,,,,,,,,,Charles Macon
.,,,,Maxine Johnson
,Elizabeth Tucker
, , ,,,, Olga Kotsiones
,,,.,,Cleo Dismukes
,,,,,,Amelia Tanner
, ,,,,,,, John Pease
, Margaret Linskie
Dorothy Dodd
Nora Musso
Henry Smith
Mack Mulkey
Inez Stallings
Joe White
, ,,,Everitt Asbill
Merle Skinner
SENIOR "BESTS" ,
As one feature of its commencement season, the Class of
1938 selected its "representative students." Those chosen
were: best-looking boy, Elgin Youngg best-looking girl, Mary
E. Dennisg best all-around boy, Jack Walkerg best all-around
girl, Frances Paineg most popular boy, W. D. f"Dub"J Hill:
most popular girl, Marie Pinto.
From bottom to top in the picture above, the rows repre-
sent: best-looking, most popular, and best all-around.
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Military Band
Cecil Barrow
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Commercial Art Club
Pep Squad
Howell E. Barrow
Nvn-College Commercial
National Honor Society
Senior Play
Lt. Military Band
Kenneth Boyer
Non-College Industrial
Band
Six-Year Individual Winner
in State Band Contest
William H. Carver
Non-College Industrial
Pottery Club
Commercial Art Cluh
Council Representative
Ray B. Chandler
College Industrial
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Crack Company
Crack Platoon
Dorothy May Clem
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Sarah Crapanzanu
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Harry DeArmond Cullen
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College Academic
Captain Rifle Team
Betty .lane Drake
Non-College Commercial
Commercial Art Club
Pep Squad
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Non-College Commercial
Hamilton Cox
Non-College Industrial
Rush E. Crain
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Non-College Commercial
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Most Beautiful Girl
Ann Elizabeth Draizna
Non-Colleire Commercial
Loretta Elliott
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Girl Reserves
National Honor Society
Secretary-Treasu rer of
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James Giuffre
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Luther Graves
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Mary L. Griffin
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Tech Talk Staff
Clyde Leon Gleaves
Non-Collenre Commercial
Pottery Club
Edwin Gordon
Non-Collette Industrial
Max Joe Greenstein
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Senior Play
Daniel Sherwood Herron
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Lawrence Howells
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Non-College Industrial
Louis Hildeman, Jr.
Colleze Industrial
Julia Christine Holloway
College Academic
Council Representative
Ruhy Caron Howell
Non-Colleze Commercial
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.leraldine Lois James
Non-College Academic
Roselyn Kleinman
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National Honor Society
Traffic Club
Raymond Lamb
Non-College Industrial
Crack Company
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Robert B. Lawson
Non-Collelle industrial
Thomas Edward Lomi, Jr.
Non-College Commercial
Council Representative
Tennis
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Thomas Gaines Lowe, .l r.
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Non-College Commercial
Flora Margaret Litton
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Nelma Lee Lov
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Claude R. McClary
Non-College Industrial
Council Representative
Rifle Team
Kathleen McMillan
Non-College Commercial
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National Honor Society
Pan American Forum
Girl Reserves
Senior Play
Leonard Matassa
College Academic
Pottery Club
Crack Company
William Harmon Mayhen
Colleze Industrial
Lt. R.0.T.C. Band
Council Representative
Senior Play
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Nell Ruthe Mullins
Non-College Commercial
Tech Talk Stafl'
Pottery Cluh
Coancil Representative
Nickey Naumovich
Non-College Industrial
Crack Company
Major, R.O.T.C.
Diamond-Disc Club
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.lack Nelson
Collexze Industrial
Council Representative
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College Academic
Lillian Norma May
College Industrial
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Van Edgar Neal
Non-College Industrial
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.lack Nichols
College Industrial
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. Ritle Team
National Honor Society
Crack Company
Diamond-Disc Club
Robert W. O'Connor
Colleize Commercial
Captain. Football Team
Baseball
Sat.-at-Arms, Senior Class
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Council Representative
Best All-Around Girl
Robert Morris Phillips
College Industrial
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Evelyn Poole
Non-College Commercial
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Girl Reserves
Dudley Bishop Prewitt
College Industrial
Golf Team
Council Representative
National Honor Society
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Most Popular Girl
Evelyn Poulter
Non-College Industrial
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Haskell Lee Prewitt
Non-College Academic
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College Homemakinll
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Pottery Club
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Frances Richards
Non-Co ge Commercial
Pep Squad
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Tech Talk Statf
J amed Fran klin Ross
Non-College Commercial
Ray Russell
Non-College Commercial
National Honor Society
Attendance Record
Alvin Paul St. John
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Non-College Industrial
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College Industrial
Speaker House of
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Della Mae Rietler
Non-College Academic
Pan American Forum
Herhert Rowan
Non-College Commercial
Commercial Art Club
Mary Lee Schwartz
Non-College Commercial
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Non-College I-Iomemaking
James Otto Thompson, Jr.
College Industrial
Stamp Club
Neal J. Tinnerello
Non-College Industrial
D. Trizza
Non-College Industrial
Tech Talk Staff
Minnie Mae Vaughn
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Ona Mae Thompson
Non-College Commercial
Tech Talk Staff
Tennis
Louie Tomaso
College Industrial
Orchestra
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Council Representative
National Honor Society
President. Senior Class
Sam Trizza
Non-College Industrial
Jack B. Walker
College Industrial
Best All-Around Boy
Safety Commissioner
Sgt.-at-Arms, Senior
Football
Crack Comps
Charles Waller
Non-College Industrial
Crack Company
Football
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Colleze Industrial
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Coun Representative
Senior Play
Stamp Club
Douglas Whitcher
Non-College Commercial
Mary Louise Wilkinson
College Academic
Orchestra
Mary Beth Witt
Non-College Commercial
Tech Talk Staff
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Colle e Academic
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School Play
Roy Garner Farr
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Aubrey Cheek
College Industrial
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Captain, Basket Ball Team
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Claude Marion Pendley
College Industrial
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Jimme Wood
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Sam Shepherd
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OFFICERS OF THE JANUARY CLASS
President I C ccc,,
Vice-President
Secretary
Sergeant-at-Arms
Sergeant-at-Arms
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OFFICERS
U tLouie Tomaso
A A oooo W. D. Hill
C 7.Loretta Elliott
to ,,.,oRobert O'Connor
Jack Walker
Martha Bone
OF THE JUNE CLASS
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CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION
Akers, Ruby
Alford, Blanche
Allen, Hudson
Anguiano, Bessie
Apperson, Elizabeth
Baker, Edith
Batchelor, Virginia
Brauer, Esther
Breathwit, Pauline
Brown, Florence
Brown, Helen M.
Buccola, Josephine
Buccola, Nancy
Bunch, Virginia
Burt, Edna
Camplen, Margaret
Carrillo, Esther
Center, Pauline
Chester, Beatrice
Chester, Lorene
Chick, Betty Lou
Cole, Norma,
Conditt, Ruth
Conger, Joyce
Cook, Delores
Cowdrey, Muriel
Craft, Saleta
Crain, Le Verne
Cunningham, Vivian
Donaghey, Lorraine
Elliott, Lillian
JUNE, 1938
GIRLS
Fry, Jean
Galloway, Julia
Gary, Dixie June
Glass, Mary Kathleen
Godwin, Grace
Grayson, Mildred
Harper, Iris
Hendricks, Katherine
Hill, Geraldine
Howell, Mattie Mae
Hughes, Florence
Hurley, Virginia
Kotsiones, Olga
Lay, Martha
Linskie, Margaret
Long, Christine
Mackey, Durene
Macon, Nadine
Manzer, Violet
Marsh, Beulah
Marsh, Evelyn
Montero, Mary
Montes, Marie
Montgomery, Wardine
Moreno, Faustina
Musso, Nora R.
Norman, Bernice
Parker, Dorothy Jean
Parker, Hazel
Paulson, Wava
Peeler, Maurine
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Pillans, Frances
Peterson, Irma
Pierce, Janice
Pritchett, Lorene
Quillien, Durell Fay
Reichert, Johnnie
Rener, Nancy Jo
Rueggeberg, Ruth
Schiebel, Mary Jean
Singleton, Virginia
Skinner, Merle
Spray, Alline
Stallings, Mary Inei
Stephens, Elmira
Stephens, Modell
Talkington, Joan
Tanner, Amelia
Terry, Virginia
Thompson, Hazel
Tucker, Juanita
Vandercook, Jane
Wade, Pan Joan
Ware, Joyce
Witcher, Edith
White, Sarah
Wofford, Hettie
Wood, Muriel
Young, Gertrude
Young Anna Beth
Young, Pauline
Zaby, Angeline
Ahrens, Bill
Arthur, Bill
Asbill, Everett
Baker, Jack
Bass, Clifford
Baughman, Vernon
Blair, Douglas
Bohme, Paul
Boyd, Billie
Boyd, Rural
Bowman, Kessie
Bradfield, Eugene
Brandenburg, Earnesi
Bunch, Tommy
Burns, Shannon
Campisi, Joe
Carter, Lewis
Cashion, Sylved
Chambers, Gerald
Chatham, George
Christal, Walter
Christian, Homer
Collins, Houston
Copeland, S. B.
Cowand, George
Cox, W. H.
Craft, Horace
Crume, Herbut
Dean, Charles
Dedmon, Burton
De Lee, Bob
Dosier, Earl
Du Bois, Donald
Duncan, Ray
Eddy, Dan
Egner, Carl
Engle, George
Ethieson, Leonard
Fernandez, Richard
Flores, Raymond
Fluke, Donald
Gleiser, Harvey
Goodman, William
Gray, Frank
Gray, Woodrow
BOYS
Green, Harlan
Grunau, Edward
Hale, Edward
Hall, Howard
Hamilton, Billy
Hansen, Walter
Hare, Robert
Harris, Edward
Harrison, Billy
Haynes, Harold
Hatzenhueller, Charles
Henderson, Edward
Herbelen, Ted
Helton, Charles
Hodges, Louis
Holcomb, Ray
Hornickel, Edward
Howell, Wallace
Houghton, Bernard
Houston, Leslie
Hubert, Deuane
Isherwood, Dan
Kelly, Charles
Kemp, Lamar
Kern Charles
Kiker, Francis
King, Claude
King, J. R.
Kissel, Julius
Leonard, Turney
Lewis, Vernie
Little, Travis
Long, Carlton
McKinnon, Murray
McMath, J. B.
McNutt, Reeder
Macon, Charles
Mahaffey, Wilba
Mann, Eugene
Marcom, Roy Lee
Martin, Richard
Matthews, Raymond
Melanson, Alvin
Millar, Roy
Mitchell, James
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Mitchell, Marvin
Money, Sammy
Moore, George
Morgan, Charles
Mongaras, Jesse
Moreno, Conrad
Murdoch, Robert
Neal, Tom
Newton, James
Olsen, Leo
Porter, William
Putz, Louis
Ramsden, Gordon
Robertson, James
Rogers, C. F.
Roland, Joe
Sampley, Weldon
Sheppard, Olvey
Shively, H. L.
Smith, Albert E.
Smith, Henry
Smith, Richard
Sobel, Herschell
Spring, Thomas
Spurlock, Harold
Stearman, William
Stinnett, Earl
Stovall, Bob
Stoughton, Richard
Stuart, Hunter
Sullivan, Dan
Taylor, James Arnold
Thomas, Fred
Toberny, Louis
Tracy, Mac
Tucek, Charles
Wade, Howard
Walker, Frank
Watson, Edward
Weatherford, Ross
White, Joe
Williams, Hubert
Williams, J. D.
Yeargan, Bob
Zbylot, James
CLUBS
SENIOR HI-Y CLUB
OFFICERS
Mr Kenneth Kitch CC,C..S,SS,.,....,..CC ,,,,CC S ponsor
Louis Taberny ......AALL ....,,LvvLLLLLL,,.L, P resident
Nlckey Naum ....,L,L.L .,.LL.LL.,.,.,... V ice-President
Claude Pendley eLAL.e LLeL.L, S ecretary-Treasurer
W D. Hill ,.eee l.e.. . ...eeelLLLL...K , ,. ALL. I Sergeant-at-Arms
MEMBERS
Claude King
Dan Herron
Bobby Phillips
Dan Eddy
James Giuffre
Bill Grubbs
Jack Barnett
Joe White
Joe Hayes
Edward Hornickel
Lamar Kemp
Billy Strehorn
Harold Haynes
Leamon Stafford
Kessy Bowman
James Cox
George Cowand
Sheldon Leist
Harvey Glieser
Tom Schiebel
James Douglas
Bob Stovall
Aubrey Brown
Gordon Ramsden
Gene Stevens
Edward Hale
Mac Tracy Frank Clayton
JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB
OFFICERS
Mr Pyeatt ......eeee,eed. ,...aaae . ,Sponsor
Thomas Beddoe ,e,..e.. -- I .........., President
Billie Joe Leverett .e,,,e .e...ee,.,.,e..e, V ice-Presldent
Eugene O'Brien e...,.,.....,..e.eaeaeeee Secretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS
Jerry Worth Ferris McKool
James Price Roy Gibson
Gene Beaty Otto Marinick
Kenneth Wester
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PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM
OFFICERS
Miss Florence Davis FF.F....F..FF...,.. FF..A....FFFF S ponsor
Louie Tomaso so ee.,ee,.., ,, ee,.,..,A......, President
Mac Tracy ,,e.,,,, eeee,.e,e... V ice-President
Jean Fry .e.... ,...,....,. , .e..,..e....., S ecretary
Della Mae Reifier ..,.. S ..ee, so e..,. C e..e....,.e........,. Treasurer
Oliver Duffey rre..ll.. , ,..,.,,,,. ,r,..rrr, S ergeant-at-Arms
MEMBERS
Oliver Duffey Faustina Moreno
Bessie Barunes Jean Fry
David Rodriguez
Virginia Batchelor
Louie Tomaso
Consuelo Correa
T. H. Johnson
Annie Esenstein
Della Mae Reiner
Norma Jean Skinner
Gladys Zavala
Mac Tracy
Gloria Henderson
Esther Carrello
Mary Catherine Pressly
La Velle Yarbrough
Margaret Ann Calhoun Frank Luna
GIRL RESERVES
OFFICERS
Miss Neal ,. .,7...,r ,...r..r,,, ,7,,,.r., ,,rr.,l,,,,. S p onsor
Mary Schiebel re.er .,lrr,, ,.,err P r esident
Mildred Clark ..r.,, ee,.., Vice-President
Priscilla Dunton .,r,..CC...r Secretary
May Vaugh ,F e.,,e ,,eeee.eee. , so Treasurer
MEMBERS
Alice Berger
Margie Sassin
Jewell Jacobs
Louise Manning
Christine Duntton
Kathryn Martin
Loretta Elliott
Rosemary Elliott
Edna Fay Jahnes
Betty Lou Chick
Margaret Clark
Faustina Moreno
Evelyn Putman
Janis Loper
Geraldine Hill
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LoReese Garrett
Rose Manelis
Lovonia Shipp
Pauline Presthurt
Virginia Batchelor
Helen Hammer
Pansy Salisbury
Iva Reddell
Nelma Lovelace
Doris James
Dorothy James
Marion King
Rosalie Broyles
Margaret Beaty
Marie Gerth
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
OFFICERS
Miss Zoe McEvoy EEEEEEEEE,EEEEEEEE,EEE.v....EEEEEEEEf.EEE P ..EE Sponsor
Jack Barnett .o,..., ., ...A.,. .oooooo.....vooo P resident
Edward Hale oooo C oo,,........,o, c.Vice-President
Saleta Craft oooo ,P o...,.oAooo.,,,.,,.......,. Secretary-Treasurer
Virginia Bachelor ,oooo.o ooo,.o......oooo,..oooo S ocial Chairman
GRADUATING SENIORS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Loretta Elliott Kathryn Martin
Ann Dragna Norma May
Fred Harper Dudley Prewitt
Dan Herron Ray Russell
Violet Kniffin Amelia Tanner
Louie Tomaso
POTTERY CLUB
OFFICERS
Miss Mary Lightfoot .C.,eooL.,,.e,,,....,,oleoeee.ooleoe,oo Sponsor
Vlary Jo Wall ee...l..eee.eeee,,e e.,....... - .e,,e,,. P ,reee,.,. P resident
Haskell L. Prewitt oo,,,,el ,e.,..,,, 1 st Vice-Presldent
Kathleen McMillan e.ee be e..eeee 2nd Vice-President
Miriam King ..eee,.eeee... ,.,..... 3 rd Vice-President
Lorene Pritchett S oeoo.,,, L eooeeee,eeeo Secretary-Treasurer
TRAFFIC CLUB
OFFICERS
llrII' J. F. Alexander ,,,,, ,c,,,,,,,,,,-,,7A, , , ,AY7,, , ,,l---,, Sponsor
Albert Smith LeeeeeF.eeeee..,eeeee,...ee.eee...,..,, .....,., P resident
Violet Kniffen oeeo v.e, eo,..,.loooe.,eo S e cretary-Treasurer
MEMBERS
Margaret Woodley
Geraldine Knight
Marguerite King
Nellie Meyers
Reba Bonner
Beth Witt
Violet Kniffen
Kenneth Harper
Rita Pollock
Mary Jo Wall
Fay Edwards
Billie Cowdrey
Lavonia Shippe
Lenora Cooper
Mary Elsie Ward
Mary Agnes Collum
Douglas Le Pori
F. A. Phillebaum
Jack Palmer
Ted Britt
Owen Carr
Richard Martin
Leo Kopecky
Albert Smith
Henry Budjenska
Rural Boyd
Miss Mary Lightfoot-Honorary Member
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DIAMOND-DISC CLUB
OFFICERS
Lt. Martin S. Ryan . .. .. .. . ..., ,, A, .. . Sponsor
Maj. Nicky Naum S..,.,.....,..,SS,,.,,A.Sn,,S SS.,..,.SnSS P resident
Maj. Dan Herron ...,iiiiiiiS K.i. . S.,,..,,.,. V ice-President
Capt. Kessy Bowman ,,....oo.......,., Secretary-Treasurer
Capt. Sam Shepard .... . ,..,..,,...........,.. Sergeant-at-Arms
MEMBERS
Lt. Col. George Myers
lst Lt. Albert Packwood
Capt. S. H. Goodrich lst Lt. Jimmie Coke
Capt. Charles Kelly Lt. Nathan Jacobs
Capt. Harold Haines Lt. John Pease
Capt. Burton Dedmon Lt. Van Buren Myers
Capt. Carlton Long Lt. David Crowder
Capt. Edward Hornickel Lt. Milan Ninich
Capt. Richard Miller Lt. Billy Strehorn
lst Lt. Richard Schneider Lt. Joe White
RADIO CLUB
OFFICERS
Mr. A. M. Cowan ,, ........,........., .......,..,.. .,........ S p onsor
Tom Lowe ,.........,...........................,................. President
Ed Hale ........r..... I .......,.......,.. Secretary and Treasurer
Frank Spivey ........................................ Vice-President
fLicensed Operatorj
MEMBERS
Leon Ashner
Bobby Beaver
J. C Falkner
Sheridan Broadstone
Ordway Ferrell
Deuane Hubert
Glen Hillis
Robert Jones
Balcom McKay
Sidney McKinzie
Marvin Mitchell
Myrle Norrell
Robert Plummer
C. H. Roberts
Gene Stevens
Charles Dean
Henry King
STAMP CLUB
OFFICERS
Miss Ela Mae Jones .... . ................., , ..... .....rr....,.... S ponsor
Ewald Hardi ............ -- ---- ......................................... President
Ferris McKool . ..... ....,.......... . .................................. V ice-President
Mickey Herren ..., - ................ .Sec'y-Treas., Publicity Manager
Scheffie Monseur, Ferris McKool, Elliott Ingram. .............
Board of Directors
MEMBERS
Jack Burton Mickey Herren
James Webb Ferris McKool
Jimmy Henslie Scheffie Monsuer
Ewald Hardi Elliott Ingram
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R. O. T. C.
Permanent possession of the Dallas Journal R. O. T. C.
Trophy was given to the Tech military corps during the week
of October 15. George Myers received the cup, which was
given to the Maroon and White because it was won by- this
school more times than any other school since competition
was started in 1921. In the past seven yea-rs, Tech has never
fallen below third place in competition for the Journal Trophy,
which is awarded annualy to the winner of the Crack Com-
pany Drill Competition.
The Tech High officers have won the annual test for the
past seven years. This year they were second in the city, with
Highland Park first.
Out of the four general city-wide inspections the past two
years, the Tech R. O. T. C. corps has won them all. The latest
was the Fall Inspection given from December 1 to 17.
Tech was awarded the R. O. T. C. Intramural Efficiency
Cup for its work during the 1936-37 term. At the termina-
tion of the fall term, the First Infantry was in first place in
the City Efficiency Competition.
Officer personnel of the Technical High School R. O. T. C.:
lst Lt. Martin S. Ryan ,,.,,,,,. , , ,,,,,,..,.,, Commandant of Cadets
Col. Inst. J. Homer Brown .,,,. ...,....,...,... . .Assistant Commandant
Col. Inst. Arthur Harris ,,,, ,,..,. , ..... ,,,,..,,...,........ B and Director
REGIMENTAL STAFF
Lt. Col. George R. Myers, Regimental Commander
Maj. Dan Herron, Regimental Exeuctive Officer
Maj. Nickey Naum, Battalion Commander
Capt. S. H. Goodrich, Regimental Adjutant
Capt. Bob Yeargan
Capt. Harold Haynes
Co. A:
Capt. Sam Shepherd
Ist Lt. Albert Packwood
Lt. Perry Stacy
Lt. Billy Hamilton
Co. C:
Capt. Burton Dedmon
lst Lt. Jimmy Coke
Lt. James Evans
Lt. Van Buren Myers
Co. F:
Capt. Carlton Long
Lt. Maurice McMillan
Lt. Henry Bennett
Band:
Capt. Edward Hornickel
lst Lt. Robert Murdoch
Lt. Claude Pendley
Lt. Louis Toberney
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Capt. Charles Kelly
Lt. Billy Harrison
Co. B:
Capt. Claude Steele
lst Lt. Milan Ninich
Lt. David Crowder
Lt. Fred Zimmerman
Co. E:
Capt. Kessy Bowman
1st Lt. Richard Schneider
Lt. Nathan Jacobs
John Pease
Reserve Officers:
Lt. Col. Inst. Ray Chandler
Lt. Inst. George Caulkett
Band:
Lt. Howell Barrow
Lt. Joe White
Lt. Leon Green
Lt. Wlnston Strehorn
FOOTBALL
With only three lettermen to start the season, Coach Wal-
lace E. Davis' Wolves had an unsuccessful season. Out of a
ten-game schedule the Wolf Pack emerged on the lower end
of the score in nine of them. The other game resulted in a
tie with St. Joseph.
Although they were outweighed in every contest, the light
Maroons fought out their hearts until the last gun sounded.
The season ended with 157 points scored on the Wolves by
their opponents while the Maroons chalked up only 30 points.
The following players received letter-sweaters for their
award during the 1937 season: Robert O'Connor, co-captain,
Jack Howard, co-captain, Joe Long, Kelly Philbrick, John-
nie Crisp, Wilbur Mahaifey, Fred Zimmerman, A. D. Chester,
John Partlow, Felton Pipes, M. B. Norrell, Billy Sherman,
Van Edgar Neal, Sam Campisi, Abert Mansour, Marian Ev-
ans, Wallace Hoyle, Billy Stephens, Charles Waller, Bob Stov-
all, and Jack Walker, manager.
BASKET BALL
As the Techniscram goes to press the Tech High basket
ball team has played only two city series games, these being
with North Dallas and Forest. They defeated the Bulldogs
by a score of 31 to 16, but lost to the Lions by a small score.
In three practice games, the Tech basketeers won one game
and lost two, beating Highland Park 20 to 17 and losing to
Pampa 28 to 18 and Arlington 26 to 23.
Behind their successful mentor, Coach E. O. l"Doc"J
Hayes, the Wolves are doped to finish in second place, next
to the pre-season favorites, the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats.
The following four lettermen are the players on whom Coach
Hayes is depending to win a championship for Tech: Wayne
Freeman, co-captain, Everitt Asbill, co-captain, Kendall Bu-
chanan, and Billy Sherman.
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J 0 K E S
Ann Dragna-They say that fellow over there is worth a
million and he started from a scratch.
James McGee-What business was he in?
Ann-He had a flea circus.
Dorothy Clem-Doctor, I'm scared to death. This will be
my first operation.
Doctor-Sure, I know just how you feel. You're my first
patient.
Ray Russell-I'm going to give you a fur coat, Sugar-a
good oneg something to match my personality.
Norma May-I don't like skunk!
Nelma Lee Lovelace-The trouble with you, Honey, is that
you're lovesick.
Elgin Young-Well, maybe I am, but it'll take more than a
pill like you to cure me.
Dudley Prewitt-Is that a genuine bloodhound?
Pat Sheehan-Sure-Oscar, come over here and bleed for
the man.
Sam Trizza-Cutie, I can tell your thoughts j u-st by looking
at you.
Bessie Wiliams-Oh, yeah! Then why waste your time
just looking?
An eldery actres told a younger friend: "Men used to fight
for my kisses."
The catty friend booed, "I know, dearie, but the war is
over."
Mr. Schiebel-Come now, what makes you think your wife
believes you're a nut?
Coach Hayes-Because she's cracking me all the time.
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Musician-I just learned that the producer is going to make
a lot of chorines happy.
Girl-Is he going to raise their salary?
Musician-No, he's going to raise ours.
Ray Chandler-I hear they have an efficiency expert at the
pretzel factory.
David Evans-Yes, there are several things that need
straightening out.
Cute Chorine-My fiance spends all day examining bumps
on heads.
Cuter Chorine-Oh, is he a phrenologist?
Cute Chorine-No, he's a divorce lawyer.
Aubrey Cheek-Mama, may I go out to play?
Mrs. Cheek-What! With those holes in your pants?
Aubrey-No, with the girl next door.
Dee Trizza-What's the use of having a time-table if your
trains don't run on it?
Porter--Don't get excited. How could you tell they was
runnin' late if you didn't have a time-tabe?
Luther Graves-That little girl over there sure hands out
big lines.
Fred Harper-What's her line?
Luther-She sells foundation garments to fat women.
Frances Gun-Do you mean to say that Jim Giuffre failed
as a magician?
Van Edgar Neal-Yes, he never could keep anything under
his hat.
Mary Jo Wall-Darling, you always kiss me when I'm not
looking.
Nicky N aum-N aturally. You always close your eyes when
you see my kisses coming.
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