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

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QLTWR 5 'l9 5 . Q . ,... 6 ,sf hiilx EX JOHN THORNTON CLARICE TURCK ALINE XWALKER Science Calculating Machine History r 5 ,li-A JOSEPH WARE Voc. Machine Shop MARIBEL WHITE Girls P. E. e e . -if , Q, iiil i - , ,. .. H E Hi. 5327 gee JAMES WELLS Miss Mallewick checks grade with Mary Marshall and Barbara Clark History Mrs. Myrick supervises Larry Williams on the 0-29 Key Punch, while Angelieta Alfaro watches. DAN WILDNER PHYLLIS WILSON GLADYS YOAKUM RUTH YOUNGBLOOD Biology Science Bookkeeping Math 6+ M ff 3' 29 Y -

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1 OATHER RAYNES MAY REDFERN JUANITA RICHEY REBECCA ROBERTS JOHN SCHRECKENGOS English Commercial Study Hall English SCi6nCe Mrs. Mullins and Rosie Wilson observe the growth of a botanical specimen. MARGARET SIDALL ROBERTA SLOAN COL. ROBERT SNIITH Voc. Off1C6 Ed. Social Studies Commanrlant ROTC 23' 4 4 l' 28 FRED SHELL Electronics RENE LEE STENNIS Librarian I Y .Rh ,,'. s it K ........ yo ciic ELIZABETH SIDALL Drafting LOUISE SWIFT Study Hall af In p

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I 2 Mr. Troy C. Bond, center, is director of evening and vocational schools. Mr. Millerd Rutledge, left, and Mr. Howell D. McCar1ey, right, are assistant principals of Dallas Evening Schools. HBRIGHTEST NIGHT SPOT IN TOWN DALLAS EVENING SCHOOL SYSTEM One of the unique things about Crozier Tech is that three nights each week, when most high schools are quiet as a tomb, Tech is a bee-hive of activity. The rapidly-growing evening school system has students from teen-agers to octo- genarians, eager to complete high school, pursue a hobby, increase a skill or simply to expand their knowledge. Left to right are Edwina Bon- nell, clerk, Shirley Redfearn, secretary, Virginia Dobbs, co- ordinator distributive educa- tion and Linda Prickette, re- tail training specialist. TF' 30