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

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ness! Bill Heaton and Fred Holly must be really cleaning up-the streets. Holy Catsl, look at Elizabeth Tucker's title, Algae Water Expert, and Only Woman Dog Catcher. Doggy business I calls. it. Of all things Loy Parris and James Webb are Jail Guards. Coming up in the world is Perry Stacy and Gene Stevens, they operate the elevators here. That speeding ticket was a good thing after all, I got to see some old pals. Hot Tamales! Ferman Morris is the vender. I don't want tamales, I'm going to Dunton's for a snack. Erin Cox, Lillie Travis and Louise Watson are woaking there, s oI can chat while I'm eating. There's a Jitterbug Contest here and Peggy Rachel, Ross Hurst, Lamar Kemp and Bob Simmons are leading the con- testants. Douglas LePori is now President of the I. Swindle Bank and Trust Co. The head tellers are Billy Joe Biggerstaff, Frank Dodge and Bob Evans. Olvy Sheppard is still looking for the perfect girl and hasn't time to work. Wasn't that R. L. Edwards and Kenneth Emerson in those taxis that just whizzed by? Driving a taxi eh? Well how unique, a truck driver's parade. Chiminey! There,s Billy Abbott, Cecil Allen, Claude Fox, and Larry Den- ms. Edward Hale, who now has his own electric shop tells us that Katherine Stewart is singing with the Singflat Opera Co., and is making a personal appearance at the Palace. I'll go and listen to her. Look who, in all her swlank, is sitting next to me. Gene Stuart. There is Elmira Stephens in row behind me, look at that ermine wrap she has on. I've got to use the phone. Bless -my cats, Minnie Pearl Rutdledge is the operator. She says that Beverly Mashburn Harriet Morgan, and Evelyn Jones are also working at the Telephone Company. The Little Theatre is showing Daddy Shortlegs tonight so I'm going to take that in. Raymond Flores, George Han- cock, and Vernie Lewis are the ushers. Saints Above! Wallace Mason and Gloria Henderson are taking the leeads in tonight's production. Smack! Pop! Smack! That must be LeoneGreen, he is a professional gum chewer for the Double Mint Co., and-well he is sitting with the Fuller Brush Man, Leonard Lutes. I'd better get out of here or he'll be selling me something. What? Do I want a professional guitar stringer? No, but say, aren't you Elbert Clark '? I knew it. Unemployed, why? Jack Howard quit. Quit what? Singing to Margaret Novak. Well can you beat it, but have you tried James Baugh I hear htat he is serenading Julia Porter now days. Everything happens to ime. I see spots before my eyes, my head is going around. I'm falling, falling-Thank Heavens, it w-as only a dream. No more second helpings for me anymore.

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A DAY IN THE FUTURE This can't be-I must be dreaming. Yet I seem older. Maybe this is 1949 after all. Yet,-oh well, I'll make the rounds today and if I still feel this ways tonight, I'll see a doc- tor. Something's wrong, for I see that--2 S. H. Kress is now signing the pay check of Christine Hale, Jerry Summers, Virginia Poulter, and Katherine Autrey as well as Maude Philbrick, while Virginia Acker, Margaret Clark and Mary Jane Rice are selling for Sam Dysterbach and Company. I-Iere's a letter from Francille Fuller, she says that Geraldine Rhodes and Mildred Rice are working as secretaries in some man's office. I'll park here and go to see how Ernest Nelson is making out as a bus driver for Greyhound Bus Co. Here is a new shop, Bill Dyer's Printing Co. Elmer Gross and Alphonso Fields are busily putting out announcements that Bob Camp- bell and his famous orchestra are going to be in the Century Room very soon. I didn't get my paper this morning so I'll stop at the Dallas Morning News building and report it Who do you think took my complaint? Wayne Freeman, and he turned it over to Don Hadlock, 'it seems they are both working in the circulation department now. Sangers, what do I need here? Well, I'll look around, Gee, Helen Hammer, and modeling an exquisite bridal gown which I see LoReese Garrett is about to buy. Since I'm this close, I think I'll take a run over to the Records Building and see who is married that I know. Gosh! Wedding Bells are Breaking Up that Old Gang of Mine! Alvie Strickland and Barbara McCommon are oneg Ross Weatherford is married and is acting to feed his wife and two lovely girlsg while Dorthy Allen is watching the clock to see when her bitter half is coming in. LaDeene Turner is happily married to a successful young machinist.-Ugh greecey work. Maybe I had better stop in at the beauty parlor. Say! Here's one right here, Mason's La Belle Shoppee , Wallace Mason expert eye lash dyer is owner, and Arthur White is about to go into the movies and is having a permanent wave and mustache dye. Marie Gerth is the cosmetic expert, so I know I'll look better. I might as well drop in at the old Alma Mater. I hear that Earline Phillips is now the Civics instructor, and Kathe- rine Hogg is teaching typing. That's too much-better get out of here. Hum-m what's nextl I guess I had better go to the Municipal Building and see about this speeding ticket. Good-

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