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

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SPECIAL rmuxs Fon w0LF PACK l Leaving this dear old Alma Mater, to go out into this world is just another milestone on life's highway for us. But, before we go, we, the seniors of the January '42 grad- uating class, would like to express our deepest apprecia- tion for all the teachers who have been so kind andfcon- siderate, and willing to help us at any time. We would al- so like to give special thanks to the following: for hisuntiring interest in us throughout our highschool days, and for his guidance, devotion. good sportsmanship,andadvice which we will learn to appreciate more as the years go by. MH. SCHIEBEL - S who has always been understanding, no MH ' HENDERSON ' matterwhatthe circumstance,whencoun- seling us for the future. who has started many of us out in the busi- MR' BAKEH ' ness world to make a success and who has al- so emphasized thrift for our own benefit. whose ceaseless, and untiring work as MR' SHAKELFORD ' business manager oftheTechTalk of the Wolf Pack has made us take pride in presenting both to the student-body. whose practical advice as circulation ad- MR' ASHBUBNE ' visor of the Tech Talk and the Wolf Pack, has always been most helpful. F whose advice has always been for the MRS' LEMAEHHIRT ' best, and who has earnestly tried to make us in all ways, better citizens of the school. sponsor of the 4A Class, who is new to our MBS' BROWN ' school for her continual guidance and ad- vice, which have always been accepted as excellent,andwill always be appreciated by the seniors of the Ian.'42 class. B whose willingness to help in all student M ' BRYANT ' activities at any time, and whose tolerance and understanding has made him a favorite among us.

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DBDICATION In appreciation of his grand personality and the joyous wordlnahas for everybody, the seniors of january 1942 dedicate the Wolf Pack to Coach Perry Fite. By his spirit of optimism and de- termination, he strives ever to put the WOL'UeS on the top. May his HVIM, VIGOR AND VITALITYH live on forever at Tech and with us who are leav- ing. L

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Alexander, J. Floyd Andrews, Geraldine Ashburn, Jim G. Baker, H. Grady Barrett, L. S. Black, Gladys Bone, Martha Brown, Karen Y. Bryant, C. A. Bullock, Bernice Butler, Effie Bard, W. M. athey, Catherine Cobb, Berry B. Cole, Edith Cowan, Andrew M. Cummings Isabelle Davis, Florence Davis, W. E. Deavenport, Lela S. Donald, Jettie Dotson, C. G. Erickson, Raymond Ferguson, Eula T. Fite, Perry Flack, Dora Fulton, W. P. Goerner, Virginia Gowdy, Ellen Green, M. T. B. Haley, May B. Hardaway, Ray Harrell, Joe In Harris, Arthur A. Hart, Ronda Hayes, Dorothy Hayes, E. 0. Henderson, Anna M. Henry, J. S. Hillyer, Louise Holley, Opal Homer Orbette A. Hunter W P , 0 5 Jones, Ela Mae Kadel, George W. Kerley, Odus C. King, Mineola Kitch, Kenneth Lackey, Grace 4,1 P' H Y? I 4 QL? 1 FACULTY Lancaster Joe Lanham, W. S. Lansdon, Lolita Lemmerhirt, Sadie Lightfoot, Mary Linthicum, C. I. Loucks, P. W. Martin, H. G. McClain, Dorotha McEvoy, Zoe McMinn, B. M. Neel, Vera B. Neel, Gladys Neely, J. 0. Neff, Herman A. Owen, Melton Parker, Jane D. Pendergrass, Wm. Peterson, Ross A. Polk, Dov e M. P'Poo1, Buda V. Pyeatt, V. H. Richter, Will A. Roark, D. B. Roberts, EQ Rc Rousseau, J. H. Rutledge, C. H. Sanders, R. E. Shackelford Glen Shiflett, Mary Sholty, Henry Sloan, Roberta Stephens, May Stiff, James Ellen Storms, Phoebe Grace Street, Rufus Stovall, Edith E. Taylor, Agnes Terrell, George Alma Turck, Clarice Turner, Annie Tysor, Jim Walker, Aline Walraven, Margaret Warner, Pauline Welch, Frances Wilson, lenore Wise, Mary lou