Dallas Technical High School - Wolf Pack Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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THE SI-IORTAGE OF MEN WILL NOT AFFECT TECH'S FUTURE TEAMS I COME ON , OALS! FISHT EOR THE OLD ALMA WATER., I2 E - V U I 1' Ralf Q I C C' J BY I I SAM VERGATI ? 1 N Z f NEVER LET IT BE SAID THAT TECH OF COURSE THE FACULTY GOES ON R.O.T.C. OFFICERS AREN'T SOUARE IN THEIR ORENHEARTED WAY WHY AREN'T YOUR SHOES OH PARDON ME -' SHINED? ANSWER ME! A-1-LO 3353 DQEEESF,-? SWER ME!! 5 - T . X IGN 0 K NX fz K 4.5 as ,,, 1 if F ,f f XnmE Jlbx - f U K T A 9 0 ' 4T Z K RET N ET 4 xX V EXE. X S I THE RHYSICALEDUCATION CLASSES TECH BOYS ARE TURNING TO THE BURR STRIYE FOR PHYSICAL PERFECTION HAIR-CUT EOR THAT DOMINEERINO LOOK IVNIETEAJILSE EXERCISE 'CT' STAND LET ME RUN SHURE! BUT LET MY FINGERS ME HAVE IT BACK ' T' I T X -ff THROUGH YOUR WHEN YOU FINISH! 5 Y AND ADMIRE HAIR.v NT NALUDSJSBI 'AN x I - I 1 - .. 41 x i f j F 0 1' N 73 ji dx f I T 1 I I I X uf I WU If T ' Tu A WI 'JA THOUGHTFUI.,LEVEI.'I IEADED TECH SENIORS HAVE GONE THROUGH STUDENTS CAN MEET ANY CRISIS RIGID TRAINING FOR GRADUATION I Heasuevs NOW D0 YOU - ' 5Tfl.L WANT TO N N I H E RE' T GRADUATE 7 I'- I f fii xg v5 , W ANZ 44 T5-3'2 L 30 , W5 1--'R . , ., . , A - I ,, - 1.,- ff ' . fi Sf' W. f I If f- A Q- RE 1 ,. A If ' A A up f , ' ' 0 1 Y ' -il ,. , N . ' ' ' Y 5': - ,fi - G ' Y -1 .nf -'ii-T4-99 T -4 x, x x , L., 1 .-4' f X f Ka A YA ggi -4 T A. in .. T - - - A . , .. .f'-'. A X 'Vid' :A YAY 'f J A ,g - +x 'nga' 0,1 I Ui 3' L F' T was - ' X , L -

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Iokes Ruth and Iimmy, side by side Went out tor an auto ride. lim hit a bump, Ruth hit a tree: Iimmy kept on going Ruthlessly. I Went away for change and rest. Hope you had a nice time. P No, the hotel Waiters got my chanqe and the managers got the rest. Iohnny: Say pop, the teacher asked me to find the greatest common divisor. Daddy: Great Scott! It that thing still lostl ' Father was askinq his three children about their behavior during the day. Oh We've been good, said little Nancy. l Washed the dishes. And l wiped them, said Peter. And I picked up the pieces, chirned in Dickie. xIt's better to be silent and be thought dumb, than to speak and remove all doubt.-North Dallas Cumpus.