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

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Lena Cohan Born May 2, 1mm, Trum- ball, Texas. Entered September, 1913. 1.. A. HWe meet you like a pleasant that when such .m'e wanted. John B. Moon 10m December 11, 189$, Dallas, Texas. Entered September, 1911:. Speakers Club. D. . S. Club. D. H. S. Minstrels. HVVh'erS this world Without fun? Douglas Bomar Legg 10m February 1N. 1mm, Dallas, Texas. Entered September. 1913. Zetha Nee. Basket Ball Team. Dalhi Staff '14, '131 StudentsV Council :14. '13. 1'Her active mind and sparkling brown eyes In brightness sweetly harmonize. Hugh Ross Hornaday Born August 1!, 1898, Fort Scott, Kansas. Entered September, 11110, A. A. Speakers Club. D. H. S. Club. HLAife is too short for aught but high undeav- 01's. Inez Canaday Zorn February 1, 1898, Chillicothe, Mo. Entered September, 1915. A. K. Club. XVhat sweet delight a quiet life affords. Carl Frederick Scudder Born March 23, 1809, San Antonio, Texas. Entered September, 1913. Speakers Club. Football Team. 11Let me guard, boys. Coleman Jones 30111 October 25, 1899, Dallas, Texas. Entered September, 11113. El Circulo Pardo Bazan. Speakers Literary So- ciety. All's right with the world. Edwin Foscue Born September 28, 1.999, Camden, Arkansas. Entered September, 1916. HWisdom and worth was he.

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Thelma Kiethly Born January 154, 185m, Bunham, Texas. Entered September, 1913. Art Club. D. H. S. Club. A. A. Her judgment is good, her ways concise. John McGraw Born October 11, 1900, Fort Worth, Texas. Speakers Club VVOzencraft Cup Team, 116. He the utmost bounds of knowledge found, yet found them not so large as his mind. Esther Kieschnick Born November 3, 151m, Taylor, Texas. Entered September, 1912. Alpha Kappa. Art Club. To see her is to love her, And love but her forever, For Nature made her what she is, And ne'er made such an- other. Lawrence Cooper Born October 24. 1898, Caddo. Mills. Entered September, 1911:. Captain Cadet Corps. Minstrel Stage Managei: Basket Ball Team. A itEloquent, stately and strong. Clara Louise Hatzen- buehler Born April 17, 1309, Dallas, Texas. Entered September, 1913. iiAs sweet as a bud in spring. Mae Rene Flanary Born February 21-1, 1891!, Weatherford, Texas. Entered September, 19131 El Circulo Pai'do Bazan. Spanish Club. Philomathian Club. A. A . Small and pure as a pearl.H Abe Abraham Nelson Born April 23, 189-1, Minsk, lussia. Entered September, 1015. The elements so mixt in him that nature might stand up and say to all the world, this is a man. Adelene Venus McNab Born November 29, 1899. Dallas, Texas. Entered September, 19131 Zethu Nee. A. A. Mirth prolongeth life and causeth health. Joe Ridgeway Gunn Born November 20, 19110, Nashville, Tennessee. Entered September, 1912. i . A. A boy whose silent days in harmless joys are spent. Tillie Harris Bum September, 1013. HHOVV far that little can- dle throws its gleam! S0 shines a good deed in at naughty world.

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. ,.- 3 . .3 . DALE-il ANNEWL The Class of june, 1917 xx t l; v ,2 i ,. XV t l m1; r A 9.; - Q; , ,sz 5x7 .. QRA. W7 The Senior Class Prophecy By Miss Imogene Stanley. T seems like the older you grow the more you realize what a little old world 3; this is after all. I was in that southern metropolis, Dallas, last week for the first time in many years. The short Visit brought back the dim and distant past, and tender memories. While feeling so sweetly reminiscent I dropt in Mr. Carnegids and dug up a twenty-five year old 1917 Dalhi Annual tmine long ago having past into the Land of Things That XVereJ .I looked at all the faces of my former Classmates and wasted an hour or so in trying to place each in the maze of this wicked world. And therefore my foregoing remark on the smallness of the globe, for .l have run across a very large majority of those young hopefuls. And I must say that 1' think we had a class to be proud of, being fairly well represented in all the illustrious paths of life. Henry Jacoby was Class president, you remember. XVell, Henry just kept on being president of something or other; he inherited a lot of money and turned about to he a philanthropist and just now he is president of the Society for the Relief of Biteless Bugs. They say his speeches in behalf of this society are posi- tively heart-remlin'g. t 'Jlribble Loper is now comedian in the New Feature. He has a great shows the Ziegfeld Follies have not a thing on it. And speaking of Ziegfeld, I was rather surprised last year to see Ruby Davis and her blond tresses shining brightly in Ziegfeldls Midnight Frolic. I saw recently another show with one of our bright lights in it, too. John Payne is touring the country as female impersonator with a Hawaiian troupe. He does the hula very aggravatingly. Marshall Barnett is just what I thot he would beia deacon. wallow, Texas, where he is the hope of all the good sisters. He lives in Hoge