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

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24 TECH-TALK PERSONAL FACTS ABOUT FAMOUS CHARACTERS Jesse Frick: Pastime-Necking. Weakness-Blondes. Hobby-B asketball. Pet grievance-Against Charles Marsh, who Won't obey orders. Harold O'Neal: Hobby-Mugging. CGet the definition of this from him.J Pet expression-t'Poop, poop-a-doopsf' Weakness-Little girls. Special ability-Power over Women. Garvis Pou: . Greatest achievement-Captain of the football team. Ambition-To be a devil With the Women. Chief virtue-Modesty. Helen L'Roy : Claim to beauty-Long hair. Motto-'Tll try. Special ability-Cum chewing. Betty Benton : Ambition-To dance like Lovema Short. Pastime-Working on senior publication. Pet aversion-Biology. William Addington : Asset-Look of innocence. Ability-Dancing. Weaknesses-Betty, Margie, Pansy, Gladys, and others. Pat Braden: Type of beauty-Winsome. Favorite diet-Candies. Chief interest-Tall, slim officers. Mary Brownfield: Ambition-To be popular, like big sister. Chief claim to beauty-Smiles. Chief Worry-Studies. Nena Louise

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JANUARY CLASS,,30 23 AMBITIONS OF TECH. SENIORS Winifred Relf-To be a real big girl. Frances Melton-To be an artist's model. Mary Lou Thompson-To do anything Frances does. Eric Robert-To keep the girls from mobbing him. Pat Braden-To be the most popular girl in school. Virginia Buckley-To be in the eyes of the public. Carl Davis-To treat girls with indifference. Nena Louise Day-To find a boy who won't fall for her. Jesse Frick-To call trains at the Union Station. J. D. Touchon-To reduce. Sol Herman-To find something he doesn't know. Dude Addington-To be editor of College Humor. Helen L'Roy-To make other girls jealous. Goof O'Neal-To be brilliant. Kirby Blakeney-To invent new wise cracks. Abelardo Rodriguez-To be a great orator. Carroll Roberts-To be like Dad. Ruth Karnes-To learn to ice-skate. Eleanor Fatheree-To be a great actress. Louise Clift-To keep her school-girl complexion. De Etta Dishman--To keep up with Virginia. Bliss Stallcup-To have the skin you love to touch. Victor Correa-To graduate. William Ira Trantham-To be a high-pressure salesman. J. B. Lee-To pass the final exams. Beatrice White-To have ritzy clothes. Mary Croslin-To chew gum in Miss Durham's class. Joe Pellet-To be a man some day. Mary Frances Owen-To make a name for herself. Betty Miller-To be the second Clara Bow. Betty Benton-To learn the art of gold-digging. Rosa Schwarz-To be everybody's friend. Ethelyn Stokey-To go with every boy in school. Bobby Short-To dance like a professional. James P. Stone-To join the Navy. Gordon Martin-To be a social lion. George Ireland-To be a hot dog expert. Lewis Fetzer-To learn what made Brigham Young. Lester McKeg-To be President. Cathleen Perez-To learn shorthand. Oscar Dooley-To fall in love. Hazel Smith-To learn what mistletoe is for. Robert Payne-To succeed Mr. Reagan. MARY CROSLIN.

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JANUARY CLASS,'30 25 PROPHECY FOR JANUARY '30 CLASS New York, January 30, 1940. Dear Louise: It was quite a coincidence after receiving your letter asking about all of our Tech. classmates, that I should return to my dressing room to find Carl Davis waiting for me. He invited me to go to dinner, and we had a most delightful evening dis- cussing our old high-school days at Tech. Carl was very sur- prised to hear that Oscar Dooley is manager of the Cosmo- politan Theatre and to learn he was responsible for my career. I am sure you will be interested to know where our old class- mates are and what they are doing. We might have known Betty Benton would enter the journalistic field. She is now society editor of the New York Times. Carl has just been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Blakeney. You remember Pat Braden and Kirby? Poor fellow, just one more hen-pecked husband. James Stone and Nena Louise Day were married last week at the Little Church Around the Corner , and guess who officiated? You might know-the Reverend Eric Robert. On his way back from Europe this fall, Carl met Miss Durham and Winifred Relf, who is her devoted companion. While at Paris he met Beatrice White, a costume designer. Remember how we used to enjoy eating at the Pig Stand at White Rock? I can't realize that it has turned out to be a fashionable pleasure resort, where De Etta Dishman and Vir- ginia Buckley own a very modern tea-room. I was so surprised to hear in your letter of the present Tech. faculty, but naturally Joe Moffitt would succeed Mr. Goodrich as printer. However, I didn't expect Robert Payne to be physics instructor. Our old friend, T. J. Hall, who was so kind and sympathe- tic, is Commander of the Salvation Army, and Donald Brown has just received his diploma from the Silver Badge Corre- spondence School of Detectivity. Dude Addington is announcer of his own private radio sta- tion in Florida. Well, I remember how he used to announce anything, anytime, anywhere at school. At last Harold. Mc- Farland has done something for the good of his community- by inventing the new educational pill for high-school students. I was fortunate enough to see some of Helen L'Roy's can- vasses in the Metropolitan Art Gallery. Hasn't she turned out wonderfully? Speaking of athletics, Billy Allen made the All-American football team, and even more noted is J. B. Lee,