Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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he Jmfd- lflflklffl' Hop Un the evening of-luiniziry 28. the 'l'urnverein Hall was the scene ofone of the most lwrillinnt zitliuirs ot' the season, the hop sponsored hy the hlid-Winter graduating elziss of Central High School. The lmllroom was attractively decorated with streamers of lwlnek :ind gold :ind many colored hzilloons. A massive tiger head was suspended over the stuge. The president of the class, Mr. I'll'2lI1ClS Fischer led the grand mureh, honoring Miss Beryl Young. IXZIVUTS consisting of ridieulous little hats and serpentines were distrihuted to some three hundred guests. l '.ddie's Syneopaters furnished the music for the evening. Punch wus served at 21 churmingly decorated tahle. Among the guests were Mr. Simons, Miss Greenhill, Mr. King, Mrs. Griffith, hir. Bishlcin, Mr. Johnston, Miss Weinherg, and hlr. Harris.

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The feferfonzan Dame The new Universitv Club was the scene of probably' the most elaborate high school affair ever given. On the evening of February I2 sponsored by Mr. Bishkin the eff- ersonian Debating Club entertained with a dance. The Club was skillfully as well as attractively decorated in effersonian colors purple and gold. Thirteen enormous valentines hung from the ceiling. They' were strung the length of the dance Floor each valentine bearing a gold letter which when put to- gether spelt the name of the club. During the evening the central lights were turned ol? and a Hashlight played on the valentines and on the many colored balloons marl-:ed with D. C. Continuous music was furnished by Patty' Martin s orchestra and by Blanchard s orchestra. The chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. Moyes Mr. Harris and Mr. Johnston. Tld7Zff0T the Senior lair Plans for the Senior Hop of the une graduating class of Central are rapidly' being completed. The dance is to be given at the End O Main on the 2nd of une. 'I he scheme for the decorations is to be that of a circus- this idea will be carried out in the refresh- ments and favors. 'Ihe committee has not yet decided upon the orchestra. However the programs have been ordered from The Star Engraving Co. , 6 - f ' yy irajmy e K' 'J ! lllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Ilfllllllllll 'lilllllllllllllllillllllilillllillllllllll lfillllllllllll lllllllll lllllllllllllillll lllll lil llllfllllll lllll E lllllliilllllllllmllllllllllilllml E lllllllll 5 E 2 5 lllmllllll fmllllllll nf l ff E I 5 Xl T N4 T H ui N. . V F K is-E 2 v hy g . . H g fs nnu u n r u u nu n n n nth-g J . . . . , T K , J , i Ai Q A . nl S? ' ra 'wh s-TTSI' XJ if ff? itil f mu 'tf?e 'l8. 'Q4'iii- Rig K alilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' 351 llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh 1