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

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SENIOR CLASS WILL DONOR Loretta Elliott W. D. Hill, ,7,, ,, , , JANUARY, 1938 DONATION Lmz Pm . ,,,,,,,,,, 7,,,, ,,,, , , .. Sports Writing ,, ,, Kathryn Martin ,,,,., ,, Excess Weight, , , Flora Litton,, ,, ,, George Myers,, Totsy Pinto ,.,,,,,, , , . Hazel Eyes ,,7.e , ,,,Military Leadership., , ,, Personality ,,t, ,, , Aubrey Cheek .,,,, ,, Quiet Ways,,,,, Julia Holloway t,,,,, Jack Walker, , Frances Richards, ,.., , Della M. Riefier, .,,,7 , Small Feet.,,., , Ability to learn , ..,.,,, , ,, , Sophisticated Ways . Pat Sheehan A ,,,.e. . ,Y.... Cocktail Curl ,ee,, , ,, Frances Paine , , ,, Loud Mouth , ,, Elgin Youngs ., ,, ,,,,,, ,..., G ood Looks,,,,,, Mary Lee Schwartz ,,e, ,.,, , Hair Style,,, ,, , , Jack Nelson,, ,,,,,., ,, ,. , ,,ee, Way With Women , , Nell Ruthe Mullins ,,,, . ...il Quick Temper .,., ,, Ray Chandler .,.,., Bessie Williams., Haskell Prewitt,,. Mary Jo Wall. , Cecil Barrow ,,,,,,, ,, , Pleasant Manner ,,,, ,,,...,,,Understanding,, ,, ,, , e..l,,, Phone Number ,, .,e,,,, ., Long Curls e,e,,,. . , Long Eyelashes , Mary Louise Wilkinson., , Beauty ,,,, , . , Homer Doris., . , e,,, Rifle Marksmanship. Evelyn Putnam ,,e,.,, , ,e.. Blond Hair,, ,. , ,, Norma May,, ,,,e ,,,, S weetness , , James Giuffre, ,..., , , ,Guitar Music R. E. Crain .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, R ed Hair ,, , Fred Harper ,,,,,,,, Beth Witt , ,, Tom Lowe.., ,, , , Knowledge ,,,,,,,,,, , , High Grades.,,, ,, Baby Blue Eyes , KennethBoyer ,,,,, , ,, ,, Height ,,,,,, , ,,,, Iva G. Reddell , Good Voice I 7 l Beautiful Complexion , , DON EE Helen Maxine Brown ,, ,..,,,,,,, ,. Joe Campisi , ,, Marie Gerth , , Beatrice Chester Perry Stacy , Susan Baird .. ,,,,, Sango Campisi , Lorene Pritchitt ,,,,,Sam Money , Lo Reese Garrett , ,, Esther Brauer , Bill Porter Muriel Cowdrey , Dick Schiebel ,Erlyn Marsh ,,., , Dan Eddy Margaret Clark ,,,,,,,,,Charles Macon .,,,,Maxine Johnson ,Elizabeth Tucker , , ,,,, Olga Kotsiones ,,,.,,Cleo Dismukes ,,,,,,Amelia Tanner , ,,,,,,, John Pease , Margaret Linskie Dorothy Dodd Nora Musso Henry Smith Mack Mulkey Inez Stallings Joe White , ,,,Everitt Asbill Merle Skinner

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Young, idol of the screen, to greet his old schoolmates with open arms. Also there was Jack Walker. Of course, Jack still lives up to being a big-shot, and holds down the position of mayor of Los Angeles. Jack, Elgin, and I immediately went to the M-G-M Studios. Everyone remembers David Evans, who played the doctor in Wings of the Morning. Well, David was on the lot sit- ting in his director's chair, and sitting next to him was Ella- belle Farrow, now Mrs. David Evans. Working on the set were Martha Belle J ulius' and Otto Thompson. The Martha Ray and Bob Burns of 1948. I had a great time, but when I got home all my clothes were dirty. But to my rescue came Iva Reddell, who was now taking in washing to help support her husband and kids. I asked her about Nelma Lee Lovelace, and she informed that she and R. E. Crain had married. Nelma was working in the office at Grand-Silver, and R. E. was driving a moving van. As usual, my hair needed a bit of beauty. When I walked into Avon's Beauty Salon, there stood Evelyn Putnam to greet me. Well, well, I must say she is an expert at the business. She said Frances Paine had just left and was now president of the Ladies' Aid Society for the banishing of unfit screen pictures for children. She also told me Dan Herron, Sam Shepard, Nickey Naum, and Homer Dorris were recently graduated from West Point Military Academy. What's this! lVIary Louise Wilkinson's picture, and on the front page, too! Yes, sir, she was just crowned Miss Amer- ica. I just met Ann Dragna walking down the street. I told her I had been fortunate enough to locate every one of my former classmates, with the exception of Loretta Elliott. How her face brightened when she heard that name! Oh, dear! she said, and then continued, Don't you read the papers? You know, beauty is only skin-deep, but it is irresistible while it lasts. Loretta is to be the next White House bride. Here my prophetic vision has ended and I have hastily scribbled down a few notes in order to preserve the important facts for this festive occasion. Perhaps some of you do not take any stock in my predictions. Let it go at that. If you live long enough, and according to my predictions, you will be convinced of the truth of my statements. All that I have foretold will come to passg but if it shouldn't, you will kindly pardon my blunders, for to tell the truth, I have some abilities for being a weather forecaster. IGI

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SENIOR BESTS , As one feature of its commencement season, the Class of 1938 selected its representative students. Those chosen were: best-looking boy, Elgin Youngg best-looking girl, Mary E. Dennisg best all-around boy, Jack Walkerg best all-around girl, Frances Paineg most popular boy, W. D. f Dub J Hill: most popular girl, Marie Pinto. From bottom to top in the picture above, the rows repre- sent: best-looking, most popular, and best all-around. E81