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

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Commencemenl Efxcevrcvises Class of mlannavry 1938 Dallas Technical High School Dallas, Texas Q - , l . 4 45 ' , 6 McFarlln Memorial Aafdlviloniam Southern Methodist University Friday evening, lanaaw twenly-eighth Seven-Hlhifty rfcloch

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MY MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT WAS WHEN: I was on my first date. I was strutting along so proudly, when I felt something slipping. You can imagine my humiliation when my hose fell down around my ankles. My so-dignified date never bothered to call me again.-Lynette Hudson. One cold day I was downtown. The street was slippery with ice and snow. I started to cross the street while the light was changing. I couldn't make up my mind whether to go on across the street or go back. I got over-balanced and began to slide forward and then backward. The cars were blowing their horns and waiting for me to make some kind of a decision. Finally, I fell right on my head. and a kind policeman came and picked me up. I went home without finishing my shopping.-Lois Etheridge. I paid for an elevator ride in Tech High.-Vernon Collins. I came to school one day with my suspenders down and I didn't find out about it until somebody started pulling on them.--Harry Feldman. The senior class was electing the most handsome boy. The names were called out and we started tovvote. Was I embarrassed when they called Lee Carson's name and I was the only one who stood up!-Mary Jane Broyles. I was a 4B senior. It is a common occurrence for a freshman to get lost in our building, but did you ever hear of a senior being lost? How- ever improbable as it may seem, I actually got in the wrong room the first week of school. Was myuface red!-Jenna Mae Barker. THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN: Viola Nichols not being a help to everyone. Elias Rodriguez not imitiating Bob Burns. Mary Louise Mansour not being friendly. John Luck rushing one certain girl. Jake Veal fussing about hard work. Kenneth Stallings not being a swell pal to everyone. Corrine Bonner with an I don't know look on her face. Bennett Bishop going some place without Florence Clark. David Hickman out of a military uniform. Hollis Whittenburg not warting some girl. Mickey Barbosa without a cute word for everyone. Herbert Smith not' wanting a date. Jack Walden not distributing the Dallas Dispatch. Ruth Anderson looking dumbfounded. Charles Bethel not studying Latin. C. O. Littleton not trying to kiss the girls. Thomas Fowler with his hair under control. Maxine Gano without Virginia Milner. . Billy Manning without a hair cut. Florence Clark without a sweet word for everyone. Joyce Tippens coming to school regularly. Berniece Carpenter with blond hair. Jack Kemble not attending a matinee dance. C307

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CANDIDATES FOR GRA Cecil Adams Cecil Elbert Barrow Howell E. Barrow Beauford William Berry Kenneth Lee Boyer Henry W. Brandt Aubrey E. Brown Carlo Joseph Cardella William H. Carver George W. Caulkett Ray B. Chandler Aubrey Roy Cheek Frank M. Clayton, Jr. Oceola L. Collinsworth James Marvin Corry Hamilton Cox Rush E. Crain, Jr. Harry DeArmond Cullen, Homer L. Dorris, Jr. David F. Evans James Thomas Evans Roy Garner Farr Emil E. Faulhaber James Julian Foster Walter F. Garner James Giuffre Clyde Leon Gleaves, Jr. Sinclair H. Goodrich Freda Pira Asimakis Dorothy May Clem Dorothy Cook Sarah Agnes Crapanzano Mary Elizabeth Dennis Ann Dragna Betty Jane Drake Loretta Elizabeth Elliott Ellabelle Farrow Denzil Gentry Mary Louise Griffin FrancesGunn Ruby Caron Howell Jeraldine Lois James BOYS Edwin P. Gordon Luther N. Graves Max Joe Greenstein Fred L. Harper Victor R. Heath Daniel S. Herron Louis Hildeman, Jr. Lawrence Burton Howells Rueben Curtis Huffstetter David Kennedy, Jr. Charles H. Lamb Raymond Lamb Delmar A. Lanier Robert B. Lawson Thomas Edward Long, Jr. Thomas Gaines Lowe, Jr. Claude R. McClary James Matthews McGee Paul Brady Martinson Leonard M. Matassa William H. Mayben George R. Myers Nickey Naumovich Van Edgar Neal Thomas Jack Nelson W. Jack Nichols, Jr. Milan Stoyan Ninich Myrle Byron Norrell GIRLS Martha Belle Julius Roselyn Kleiman Violet Geraldine Kniffin Flora Margret Litton Nelma Lee Lovelace Eunice Kathleen McMillan Mary Kathryn Martin Lillian Norma May Juanita Morgan Nell Ruthe Mullins Frances Lazette Paine Totsy Marie Pinto Evelyn Virginia Poole Doris Evelyn Poulter DUATI ON Robert W. O'Connor Albert Clark Packwood, Jr J. D. Patterson Claude M. Pendley Robert Morris Phillips, Jr. Dudley Bishop Prewitt Haskell Lee Prewitt Paul Rayburn Jack R. Redding James Franklin Ross Herbert A. Rowan James Ray Russell Patrick Henry Sheehan, Jr Alvin Paul St. John Edgar Blair Suter James Otto Thompson, Jr. Neal J. Tinnerello Louie Tomaso D. Trizza Sam Trizza Jack B. Walker Wayman Charles Waller George D. Webb Leonard Otto Weiser Douglas E. Whitcher Jimmie Wood Clifford Charles Woolsey Elgin Young Evelyn Lorene Putnam Iva G. Reddell Frances Rchards Della Mae Riefler Mary Lee Louise Schwartz Margie Stout Yetive Thomas Ona Mae Thompson Minnie May Vaughn Mary Josephine Wall Mary Jane Whitsitt Mary Louise Wilkinson Bessie Jane Williams Mary Elizabeth Witt FROM SUMMER SCHOOL - Helen Marie Penn Tony Morale Laurance S. Renney FROM NIGHT SCHOOL Richard Lawrence Congdon Jack M. Pedigo John G. McGee ' Thurman Ivy Rosser TWO-YEAR INDUSTRIAL CERTIFICATE Elbert Ray Williams THREE-YEAR COMMERCIAL CERTIFICATE Pauline Erwin