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

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nto t uture . . Qby Principal W. I. E. Schiebel V ' MESSAGE T0 THE WOLF PACK n looking through my old assembly .otes I find the following memorandum ed February 2, 1937, 12130 p. m.J t 'Freshman 1B Enrol lmen t U. i I 1. welcome v l a. You are 'selected' b. Your obligation in this respect fassemb ly tomorrow! 9, 2. Purpose of this meeting: To give W direct-Long for 'enrolling' in your lasses--we want to roll you up a. Pass out schedules b. Go to home rooms--what are home rooms? Ill Alphabetic 122 Stay there until 1:30 today . Counsel with teacher and get choice cards and have explanation of next step C32 Go to various enrolling rooms : and get on to lists 3. Don't cry--take your time a. If you don't work it one way go U. Warnings ' back and try another a. As to room numbers ' b. Don't be afraid to ask b. As to gum and hall T This was four years ago on your first day at Tech, and I suppose that most of le directions that I gave you then would be out of order now. It seems, however, that one of the directions I gave you is just as pertinent bday as it was then, and I believe will be pertinent down through the years: e.g. Q. 3--Don't cry--Take your time! If you don't work it out one way, go back and 'y another. Don't be afraid to ask! 9 II shall give a prize of two tickets to the best movie in town to the first .ry or girl that comes into my office and tells me the gist of what I said under ' the remarks, You are 'se lected ' or Your obligation in this .N I respect. J i SE Former graduates come and visit us frequently, they write us, and we learn of their successes: and we are happy in believ- ing that the work done at Technical High School has not been in vain for them. We be lieve it will not be in vain for you. So at this time when you are disenrolling , let me repeat, Don't cry--take your time and Don't be afraid to ask. W. J. E. SCHIEBEL, Principal

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THE Walter J. E. Schiebel, Principal J. Floyd Alexander, Auto Shop Geraldine Andrews, Phys. Ed. Jim G. Ashbume, Bus. Training H. Grady Baker, Sales, Adv. L. S. Barrett, Drafting, Math. Gladys Black, Bus. Trainzlng Martha Bone, Foods, Clothing C. A. Bryant, History Bernice Bullock, Ccmptaneter Effie Butler, Shorthand Catherine Cathey, Mach. Book. Berry B. Cobb, History, Can. Law Andrew M. Cowan, Electric Shop Isabelle Clxnmings, Part Time Work Florence Davis, Spanish W. E. Davis, Drafting Iela Deavenport, Clothing Jettie Donald, English C. G. Dotson, Wood Shop Alden C. Ilndley, Drafting Ella Fergusan, Study Hall Perry Fite, Drafting, Coach Dora Flack, Latin, English W. P. Fultan, Mathenatics Virginia Goemer, English Ellen Gowdey, English M. T. Green, Mathematics May Haley, Special Class Bay Hardaway, Wood Shop J. L. Harrell, Social Science Arthnr Harris, Music Geneva Harris, Shorthand Ronda Hart, Special Class Dorothy Hayes, Study Hall E. O. Hayes, Gen. Sci., Coach Rnth Heckler, Dietetics Anna Hendersan, Math., Counselor J. S. Henry, Physics Opal Holley, Phys. Ed. on-hence Hauer, vMathena,t1cs ..,, QZ, 1 I K Y an 0 A FACULTY 1+-,xx e , , fa 2 Q - I ' n 4 S nz: v n W h -rf 1:-5.. I W. F. Hnmter, Chemistry Ella Mae Jones, Typing George W. Kadel, Ccnn. Art Odus Kerley, Math., Draft. Mineola King, English Kenneth Kitch, Journalism Joe Lancaster, Math., Science W. S. Lanham, Gen. Science lolita Lansdon, Foods Sadie Lamnerhirt, Dean Mary Lenahan, History Mary Lightfoot, Pottery C. I. Irlnthicmn, R.0.T.C. P. W. Loucks, Gen. Machine H. G. Mnn-nnnn, Gen. Auto Dmotha. McClain, Rnb. Speaking Zoe McEvoy, History B. M. Mddinn, Mathematics Margaret Mosby, History George Myers, Ass't Culmandant Vera Neel, Bas. Eng., Shorthand J. 0. Neely, Gen. Math. Henman Neff, Adv. Shop W. C. Ogier, History Melton Owen, Math., Coach Jane Parker, Mathematics Ross Peterson, Coordinator Dovye M. Polk, English Buda V. 0'Pool, English V. H. Pyeatt, Printing Will Richter, Architecture D. B. Roark, Special Class E. R. Roberts, Booldceepzlng c. H. Rutledge, Biology Glenn Shackelford, Bookkeeping Henry Sholty, Sheet Metal May Stephens, Mathematics James Ellen Stiff, English Rnoebe Grace Storms, English Edith Stovall, Special Class Agnes Taylor, English Clarice Turck, Ccmptcmeter George Alma Terrell, Typewriting Annie lurner, English Jim Tysor, Physical Education Aline Walker, History Margaret Walraven, Librarian Pauline Warner, English Lenore Wilsan, English Mary Lou Wise, Study Hall E W Wright, Nat'l Defense Grace Lackey, Pr1nc1pal's Sec Mary Shiflett, Pianist I xi Q . . D .

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W Mm.. MM,-W ... .F-.,.w..-. Q Q..-,.,,,.e..- ,vw .... W--.W-51 A lovely 'v1s1on 1s 5 feet 2 lnches, 118 pounds, brown-hazred, green-eyed VADA PATTON, chosen most popular girl of the January senzar class. ' Vada's radzant beauty, sparhlmg 1Jersan,al1Ly and 11-zvac1ty have made her a favvrzte wherever she goes. Among her11arcedact1v-ztles have been cheerleader of '39, a member of the Tech Talk and Wulf Pack staffs, and sac1,alcha1rman of the 45 class. ..., ........f,... ...M Q.-,.,.-Q. ..,. ..,, .. .,.,.-,.-.-.,, ...,,,., ..,,,,, M... ., .,,,,,.,,...,