Charlotte Technical High School - Technique Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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SENIIJR SUPERLATIVES Most Studious James Craddock Edith McGill Best Looking Charles Rouse Glaydeese Reeves Most Athletic Cutest JONNY PYRON Dot Moser Cecil Baker Evelyn Brown Best Dressed Most Sincere Wittiest Carl Sawyer Nick Putnam Betty Bowers Catherine Balowsky Earl Gibson Sue Simpson Page Thirteen

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed Heart Breakers Glenn Youngblood Richard Mullis Edith McGill Betty Bowers Best All-Round Earl Gibson Dot Moser Most Popular JONNY PYRON Edith McGill Most Mischievous Bruce Tucker Sue Simpson Biggest Bluffs Bruce Tucker Betty Bowers Most Dignified Stancill Scarborough Margaret Bradley Page T weloe

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CLASS PROPHECY Do you believe in dreams? Well, I had quite a wonderful dream last night. In this dream I was brought into a large room . . . the room of a great prophet. The lights grew dim. and then the great prophet spoke. T have news for you, my boy. 1 have looked into the future and have seen that you and your graduating class are going to do pretty well in the future. “I see you as a quite successful dairy farmer. I see Richard Mullis as the manager of a new theatre in New York planning to make many improvements over the old style shows of Broadway and producing unusual and spectacular musical comedies. Some of his leading roles will go to Glaydeese Reeves, Edith McGill, Evelyn Brown and Betty Bowers, all prominent actresses. “I see Jonny Pyron doing well also. Ele is postmaster at the Char- lotte Post Office. I see Cecil Baker the editor of The Charlotte Ob- server. Well, well, there is Geraldine Troutman, and what is she but a lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps! I see Dot Moser, who was formerly in the Nurses Corps, but who asked for her discharge in order to marry a certain minister. And what’s this? It seems that two of your machinists have put their heads together and are opening a new business. It is to be called Byars and Rouse Motor Company. One of their friendly rivals is Nick Putnam, who is general manager of the Packard Company. “I see Gretchen Carson promoted to head supervisor at the Char- lotte Branch of the Southern Bell. Two more girls who are doing well are Catherine Balowsky and Margaret Bradley, both of whom are stewardesses for Western Air Lines, Inc., a business founded and directed by Stancill Scarborough.’’ Brrrrrr. It surely is cold. Let me pull up another blanket. Oh, excuse me, Mr. Prophet. Go right ahead. Page Fourteen