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

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ii, i i 1 r ni l r l 5 3.1 , if gg :mem e+e:.'ll:: sH sax'i.-:-:e..i.ss-san i W W Y -if , rm F i l W l 3 1 l g z if 1 ? 1' L fi at g l i x l T , W 'fi l i l l f T . Y l g 1 l l ,An i I Q . . B is l i 1 l l l A L'- a T l i f 'f 'lx 1 ! I l l M,A ,A il li T If l 5 Bryan High Parent-Teacher Association y ' l 'Q ' oFF1cERs E Mrs. B. F. Hambleton .,,.,AA.,,..,,..,..... ,,,,A,.,.,.........,,,..,A,........ P reszlienyt dj Mrs. Barney Pearson.. ,..,......... l7i1',vtVifc-Pwsident , Q 1- ' Mrs. W. F. Bray .,.,..,....., ..,.,,,., .S 'nrnna'Vim-Pre5z'de11,t ,t l l l! Mrs. lf. A. Decherd .......... .,,.,... Y lllird Vice-President i i in i Mrs. C. C. Bulger ..... .. ............................. Trmszzrvf' l ' Miss Ruby Keith .......... .........................,........... S crrctary f Q I Mrs. J. H. Knott ......,.... ...,..... C '0r'1'v.rfm11di11g Sl'Cl'l'f1Tl'j' l 3' 3 Mrs. R, R. Holland ....... ....... ,,,........................ I I rmx Reporter i l v 115 Miss Olatia Crane ...................................................... l,lIl'lfl1HIF11ffll'l'lIll ,F ' History is the bane of the average stn4lent's life, but the polish of his 1 X , education. But few people enjcy memorizing dull historical facts and 1 Q remote dates. The facts, however, of the history of the Bryan Parent- . 1 E Teacher Association are not dull, nor the dates so remote, as to make it 1 Q 'L ' B such a laborious task to read it. ,gi l In April, nineteen hundred and twenty-two, at the call of the Mothers' 'F I X Q Council, there assembled in the auditorium of the Bryan Street High School, ' f g mothers of the students and the teachers of the school with the late Mrs. xl 1 , E Bagley, one of the Vice-Presidents of the Mothers' Council, in the chair. ' ' fp' This group of earnest friends of the school formed the present Bryan jigxf' 3 1 bl High Parent-Teacher Association with Mrs. Van Zandt as President. :Q 'W ,QQ Memory draws aside the veil of two years alld discloses the present 1 , 5 5 Association. It awakens echoes of hard work and conscientious efforts l i on the part of our predecessor, whose works and deeds have stimulated 3! 3 A us and will be an inspiration to those who follow. I i 1 , l The purpose of the organization is to bring the school and the home il W E into closer relationship. air QQ A -L . ., 95.3. ,s.,.,.c,....,gs,..-,. -c f.....c.. . fi A-T ggggm., '..4.....-....4.-...-..n,,ga1.:ll 1 1924i Page Eleven

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Y ' I - ju V emnriam - XYALTER CURTSINGER Class of 1923 Sterling qualities of miml :mel clizwactci' ciulcmccl him to Slllflelll hotly :incl faculty alike. XX'lifNlJl1l,I, Sl'l',lNi lu Qllass uf 1917 XYitlirlrcxx' in his sciiim' yczii' to enter mmvcrsczxs scrvicc-the hrst student to enlist from thc Dallas High Schools. Gassc-cl at Cllatn-:ui Thierry after sixteen months of clistiiigiiislii-cl service. ANNIE CATTO Class of l9Zl l.ox'4-liiicss nf nzitiirc :mil hi-illiaiicu uf mind cusliriiw hor in our memories, Page Thirteen