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

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4B CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARYJREASURER HAROLD CORBIN- Quincy ln framing an artist, art hath decreed, Tn make some good, others to exceed. Secretary-Treasurer of Janusry '37 classg Art 1, 2, 3. With a twinkle in his brown eyes, Quincy announces his determination to do a thing and then can be depended on to do it. His personality proclaims him. He is an able cartoonist who has the keen judgment and sense of humor to sketch clever ideas. His harmless wise- cracks are entertaining. Such a person as Harold is popular and much in de- mand. SERGEAN T AT ARMS 1-51-2'PPI-P1-1:2:5:I:IzI1-:-:-:f:4:Y:P9!iQi31'l'1S:5?3Si:1S:f3q.I:1:1:i:iz5:2:?:-4-2-:-:-.5. f 13151212:gf:Q:Q:Q13:::5z::5:5:5:5:5:::g:5:g:5:g:5:51-:-Z-.g.Qg53gg,,-jg'-CN T:-5-:':5::.ggEg5gfgf-112453: ' . -.- 5.34.5.:.:.:.5,g.g.:.:.:.g-:-::::.g.:. . , ...... U .,...... , . . if , sr 11. sieiimill 55? 2?Ei535?E5E?EES:irf? 2 mii- if? A ,Vi-':2' 2 -':1':-:1'-:gi-1-24-1-:-tg.,.-.,-... ,, -4.5.3.3 f ' 5121.-:ii-2'E.'1F?' 5 5153? 2225: '525-532525552222555255525 g.,L,,.,.,.,.,. 2' - 'f15rp1E2E2E2EfE22221521322525 'i'i'i'i'3:1:3,- 'v 1:72:2:Q:f:f:2:f1Q:f:Q:2:Q:f: . Af'f?QE2EQEQ5i5Q55:1.,.ff 35- .gg-5:j:5:2 'ggggzgzgp -2-I155:3ag:5:5:icQE1E1:r:fE1:2:f:1:-:-.-:-' -:' '-:-'-:-:-:- -:-:Z:3:315L-'..,.5:g 3:2:i:.4252:::::5::Z:Z:!:1:5:f 3. 'S5i5'5f5'5 '5232fiEff?IE3525213152SZ?fE2Ei2E1E1EfEfS2E2E1E1: iz' zjigjij44:522E5Egiigg:QE5E523E55555E525EfEfE5E525E5EfE3S:i52325555232525 Q: ,Q:3:f:, , -355.5 f3Igi1?I:2:5:i:2.Q:2:f:f:f:f:f:f:2tQ:f:5'f:f:Q:f:f:f:f:Q:f A:1E3i5f5i5f5f', 1 iriigiff .553252323ifffffiiiiifiiffiiif:fitQEQEQEQEQESEQEQEQE .:fe2z55S2iz?aS2::- 11552S52552fisSs552zS2SzEsSs35S522isS2fs25S5S5E2i2?5?:?5E5E5E5:5? as ma PAUL KING ROGERS- Speedy He knows what he knows when he knows it. Sergeant-at-Arms January '37 class: Football 1: Track 1, 2: Captain of track '36g House of Representatives and Senators 1. 2, A boy of whom you have heard much because of his football prowess and ex- cellent track records is Paul. Quiet, serious, and dependable, he has the abil- ity thfat not only makes a successful class officer but also' a good friend. His records at Tech are to be envied because of their excellence. E211

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4B CLASS OFFICERS L PRESIDENT R. L. FITE- Rufus And when a lldy's in the case. You know all other things give place. President of January '37 class: member of House of Representatives, 1, 2: Football 1, 2: Base- ball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Captain basket- ball 3: All-City basketball team. Possessing a clean, manly body and an alert mind, R. L. makes an excellent class president. While excelling in many athletics, he will be remembered most for his prowess in sinking the basket- ball. His personality and attractive countenance, together with his common sense and fine judgment commands rec- ognition wherever he goes. umnmluu u mmumuuuumunuuumuuumu unuumuuummmn nn i i iii i i 7555iffiiiiifiEQiQi2iEiiEQEi.5:E5i VICEPRESIDENT ..,., I ..i. EQEQEQZQEEEE iii? JACK PHILBRICK---Kinky i H1 1 A truer friend could not he found. V Z.: L,:g, 1' - Vice-President of January '37 class: Football 1. A 2, 3. ---'5':jgQQrE5::g1, ' t Q vv.. , Jack is a valuable asset to the football fi-1 'v'. it IVA, i,g:.51:.1gQQQQQ2 team and a real credit to his class. He is naturally shy and very quiet and re- Served- HiS nickname, Kinky, is Suit- ii QQ' ably adapted to him because of his mop of Curly blond hair- This partly ex- Piiiiiis iiie fact that the feiiiiiiiiie Portion usually hangs around. 'i'i'i' E201

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WHAT'S IN A NAME One bright summer day: two YOUNG boys prepared to go fishing. After fixing two fiats on their FORD, they proceeded to put many things to be EATON on the FLORA of their car. Just as they were about to leave the BOREN milkman arrived. No milk today, my GOODMAN. We are going fishing. Yes, for some HERRON fish. If I AMLONG gone please don't leave any milk. It might COTTLE and MANSOUR milk is awful. For many miles the scene was HILL after HILL. BURCH trees were rising in all their majesty. ROBBINS were seen flying northward. A SHURETT sign that winter was over. FALDER on the youths SEAMEN in GREENFIELD motion- ing them to stop. The CARLOCK, they went to meet the two men. One man had a WHITEHEAD, the other was a COBBLER. Have you YOUNGsters METCALF up the road? She was BROWN, had a BELL on her and was WORTHAM very much to me. No, we didn't. But we will be glad to help you HUNT for her. We'll go down the road towards the BROOKS while you two go toward the PITTMANX' While they were strolling toward the BROOK, a HARE suddenly jumped in front of them. Such BLASINGAME, I never did see. UHEYMAN just wait till we go to STANFORD. We'll really see some VANCY young game with FURR on them. Finally the two came to the BROOKS. They sat down on the bank. A little RICE was growing in the water. Looking up they caught sight of some overhead FOWLER. Taking their shotguns they clipped his TENNY leg and he fell to the LEA and LILLIES. I'm kinda hungry. Let's COOKSEY this duck and eat before we go any further. Toward evening they came upon a little GRAY HOUSE. A WONDERful GARTEN was growing around the porch. A PUCKETT of TULEY'S sat on the porch. What a nice little home. They lifted the RUSTy iron gate and went in. A beautiful YOUNG girl answered their knock. Have you seen a calf around here ? No. But won't you GOODMAN come inside and rest? Don't mind if we do. Thanks. After she had finished sweeping the HALL with the BROOM, she came in to entertain her guests. Then she fixed them a HANSEN meal. i22l