Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Bottom row, left to right: Mace Tungate, Myrtle Lee Robbins, A. C. Dowlearn, Margery Gripon, Heinz Ritzen. Second roic, left to right: Genieve Keith, Christine Johnson, Evie Mott, Ocie Anna Rurch, Ruth Schultz, Rleatha Fredric, Fayne Wilkerson. Third row, left to right: Kathleen Gillson, Evelyn Schroeder, Mary Reth Peterson, Evelyn Dailey, Mary Margaret Rlair, Elizabeth Turner, Herbert Holm, Ernest Valentino, Rhondda Myers. Fourth row, left to right: Merle Ferguson, Charles Crosson, Fred Jones, Rill Rrady, Rill Parham, Rilly Stannard, Oscar Selke, Douglas Avenall, Dorothy Rlanton, Grace Werner, Mary Edna Poole, Forrest Orman, Emmadele Holeman, Retty Kendall, Morris Mansell. I YE OLDE ENGLISH CLUB Mace Tungate . President Heinz Ritzen . Vice-President Myrtle Lee Robbins . Secretary A. C. Dowlearn . Treasurer Margery Gripon, Mary Margaret Rlair . Program Chairmen Ye Olde English Club, which boasts the membership of some of our well known Campus Celebrities, has been in existence since 1931. The club meets monthly at the fourth period under the direction of Miss Drew Staggs, instructor. During three years the club has sponsored three literary volumes, namely, “Houston in a Nut Shell,” “Footprints In The Sands of Time,” a biographical account of graduates who have “made good,” and a collection of biographies of each class member, all of which have received commendation from the local newspapers. The club also directed and “hooked up” the first and only radio broadcast ever pre¬ sented at Sam Houston. Among our celebrities are Herbert Holm, Class president, Mary Reth Peterson, Class vice-president and most beautiful Senior girl. Myrtle Lee Robbins, most representative Senior girl and Editor-in-chief of the Cosmos, Mace Tungate, assistant editor of the Cosmos, Charles Crosson, school debating repre¬ sentative, Heinz Ritzen, who won 2nd place in extemporaneous speaking in the Interscholastic Meet, Retty Kendall, club editor of the Cosmos, Evelyn Dailey and Fred Jones, winners in Interscholastic Spelling Contest.

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THE GREENHILL TRIBE “The Greenhill Tribe” at their annual Pow-Wow selected as their leaders Bif? Chief Rain-in-the-Face Shaffer, Little Chief Rat-Face Tnngate, and Squaw War-Horse Blanton. Bottom row, left to right: Squaws—Medicine Sloan, Moccasin-Step Neville, Giggling-Water Deeth, Tom-Tom Holman, War-Horse Blanton, Orient Anthony, Moon-Beam Barba. Second rote, left to right: Squaws—Bow-String Pohl, Loose-Tongue Page, Red-Wing Keding, Maize- Tassel Sowell, Willow-Weep Bridges, Sweet-Tongued Neel, Love-Bird Nesbit. Third roiv, left to right: Braves— Eagle-Eye Bierman, Rock-on-Top Hicks, Double-Fast Williams, Tag-.Along Williams, Spotty-Puppy Brenam, Fire-Water Townsen. Fourth roiv, left to right: Braves—Rat-Face Tungate, Rain-in-the-Face Schaffer, Slew-Fool Michelich, Book-Worm Smith, Pen-Drop Koehl, Bolt Wheeler. Fifth row, left to right: Lightning-Rod Moyer, Snail-Step Holm. MRS. A. C. WOODRUFF’S H4-8 REGISTRATION SECTION Officers of the class are: Lee Allison, member of the Senior Council, Sidney Turk and Emma .lean Liering, Senior Representatives of the class. Bottom row, left to right: Mary Carolyn Sanders, Doris Rogers, Olga Kuritza, Ruth Schultz, Mary Alice Cooper, Mary Beth Peterson. Second row, left to right: Grover Cobb, Elizabeth Turner, Laura Rizzo, Rose Marie Terpe, Grace Werner, Elizabeth White, J. L. Wait, Lee Franklin Allison. Third row, left to right: Oscar Selke, Robert Dewer, George Mayer, .lake Kaminsky, Kemp Stowe, Daryl Verbois. Members of the class not in picture: Sidney Turk, Morris Mansell, Roy Brooder, Mary Margaret Blair, Doris Kennedy, Evelyn Schroeder, Emma Jean Liering, Alan Cameron, Nick Commiato, Vickie Gris¬ wold, M ax Krumecke, Mary Edna Poole, Fred Schillo, Mary Lucille Simoneaund, James Thompson. SAM HOUSTON ORCHESTRA The Sam Houston Orchestra, under the direction of Cedric Seaver, has enjoyed a most successful year. The orchestra participated in many affairs, the most outstanding being the Music Festival, which was held in place of the usual City Orchestra Contest. The unit also made a harmonious backgrounrl for the musical comedy, “Once In A Blue Moon.” Bottom row, left to right: Cedric Seaver, director, Milby Dow, violin, Selma Pohl, violin, Pauline Wil¬ cox, violin, Jimmy Andrews, cello, Kenneth Wenborn, viola, Florence Babbitt, violin, Versie Mae Keding, violin, Dorothy Jaenecke, violin. Second row, left to right: Kenneth Cook, violin, Tommie Keepers, Concert Master, violin, Verna Lynn Babbitt, piano, Walter Kunz, violin, Thomas Foster, violin, Dorothy Morgan, violin, Myra Gapney, violin, Leila Braden, violin, Rosalie Salge, violin. Third row, left to right: Walter Stanford, trumpet. Will Amdur, violin, James Frye, French horn, Beatrice Margoles, piano, Russell Worley, clarinet, Gertrude Slender, drums, Mirnie Hazelwood, drums, Mathilda Portie, bass. Members not in picture: Curtis Schon, bassoon, Donald Graham, violin, Lloyd Smith, French horn, Claude Mix, trombone. INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Marion Oberholtz, Debating, 1st Place Doris Twitchell, Debating, 1st Place Charles Crossen, Debating, 2nd Place Weldon Bailey, Debating, 2nd Place Sam Kaminsky, Declamation, 1st Place Velma Lipscomb, Declamation, 3rd Place Heinz Ritzen, Extemp. Speaking, 2nd PI. Barbara Meyers, Extemp. Speaking, 2nd Place La Verne Reichart, Flower Arrangement, 1st Place Florine Walker, Flower Arrangement, 1st Place Laurentina Radriquez, Baby Layette, 1st Place Charlotte McMahon, Baby Layette, 1st Place Mildred Howland, Baby Layette, 1st Place Gaynelle Furley, Baby Layette, 1st Place Anna Mae Fargerson, Baby Layette, 1st Place Pauline Wise, Baby Layette, 1st Place Mary Finley Harris, Baby Layette, 1st Place Frances Coleman, Baby Layette, 1st Place Arline Graham, Baby Layette, 1st Place Adrian Flake, Drawing II, 1st Place Thomas Moore, Water Color Painting, 1st Place Georgie Lee Boone, Drawing I, 1st Place Vivian Ruffner, One Act Play, 2nd Place Bleatha Fedric, One Act Play, 2nd Place Billy Baldwin, One Act Play, 2nd Place Vivian Kissen, One Act Play, 2nd Place Buford Bramlett, One Act Play, 2nd Place Josephine Caldarara, Clothing I, 1st Place Roberta Arrant, Clothing, 2nd Place Delight Parks, Clothing, 3rd Place Geraldine Collins, Foods, 3rd Place Christine Lovingham, Menu Planning, 2nd Place Bernard Bell, Senior Latin, 1st Place Mary Beth Peterson, Senior Latin Essay, 1st PI. Mary Sue Bates, Junior Latin, 1st Place Marjorie Mansell, Soph. Latin Essay, 1st Place Mary Alice Cooper, Senior Latin Essay, 2nd Place Evelyn Junker, Junior Latin Essay, 2nd Place Frances Bass, Sophomore Latin, 2nd Place Herbert Horn, English Essay, Third Place John Prescott, Head Line Writing, 1st Place John Prescott, Editorial Writing, 3rd Place Elaine Stolz, Copy Reading, 2nd Place Woodrow Webb, Sports Writing, 2nd Place Jesse Collins, News Writing, 3rd Place Evelyn Dailey, Spelling, 1st Place Fred Jones, Spelling, 1st Place

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Left to right: Mrs. H. L. Sandel, Jerry Lathy, Eunice Tharp, Barbara Boyd, Harriet Cage, Hazel Paris, Mildred Dattner, Eliza¬ beth Parker, Esther Sue Calhoun, Dorothy Davis, June Beaks, Kathryn Barnett, Charlotte McMahon, Gloria Rouganac, Doris JIanner, Lorraine Tellepsen, THE ETTA KETT RIDING CLUB The officers are as follows: Lorraine Tellepsen . President Kathryn Barnett . Vice-President Esther Sue Calhoun . Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. H. L. Sandel Sponsor