Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Bottom row, left to right: Ida Lois Hotmann, Lucille Nisbet, Eliza Cavazos, Victoria Tijernia, Mary Ortegon, Geniveve Keith, Ellen Markovich, Mary Edna Poole. Second row, left to right: Everette Cook, W. J. Goode, Louise Page, Lillie Mae Willson, Pauline Wilcox. Third row, left to right: Arinand Soto Mayor, Billy Stannard, Woodrow Webb, Harry Smith, Jack Brennan, Mr. H. W. South, sponsor. Top row, left to right: Sigifred Gonzales, Edward Murr, Ford Brooks. Members not in picture: Vasso Chickenis, Jack Martyr, Amalia Fabris, Harry Montgomery, Gus Rosen, Henry Schaffer, Susie Campos. MR. SOUTH’S SPANISH VIII CLASS Woodrow Webb . President Harry Montgomery . Vice-President Harry Smith . Secretary Geniveve Keith . Treasurer Lillie Mae Willson Reporter

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LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB 1933-34 “ e profits most tvho serves best. Faculty Sponsors Adele Waggaman Lillian Carleton Officers Fall Term Spring Term Ruby Lee Bresky. Presidenl .Mary Edna Poole Evelyn Conroy. Vice-President .Lorine Butler Alta Carnes. Secretary .Ruby Lee Bresky Louise Bolinger. Treasurer .Louise Bolinger Thonnis Calhoun. Parliamentarian .Sol Klinger Patti Terry. Reporter .Thonnis Calhoun Members Dixie Abbott Dorothy Anders Gladys Anderson Faye Atkinson Florence Babbitt Bernice Baughman Marie Bertram Maurine Bird Ethelyen Bishop J. B. Bishop Virginia Bishop Elizabeth Black Martha Jane Blakey Helen Boedecker Irene Bounds Houston Brewer Georgia Bridges Margaret Buscanyi Halley Bushway Lilia Castro Mary Louise Chaney Lydia Chudleigh Geraldine Cole Mildred Dattner Lou Anna Descant Muriel Dupuy Adele Marie Dltstin Frances Farr Catherine Fulkerson Virginia Garlick Kathleen Gillson Bobert Gregory Doris Harris Mary Finley Harris Bill Hart Dorris Hausendeufel Elizabeth Johnson Irene Johnson Martha Johnson Evelyn Junker Genevieve Keith Leola King Yvonne LaGarde Billie Laningham Colleen Levy , Mary Linkhart Marcine Lockard Helen Locke Marguerite McAskill Elsie McCurry Dorris McRae Joe Reese McVey Etiielyn McVicker Lucylle Pearl Maples Rowena Marley Pearl Marlow Cecyl Martin Margie Martin Lois Molbert Harvey Mae Mullan Doris Lee Neeley Grace Nichols Mary Lou O’Kelley Nina Lou Owens Thomas Patterson LaVonia Pitts Helen Poimbeauf Josephine Poncio Margaret Pryzant Peggy Rand Laura Rizzo Veitte Schrof;der Billie Schuttee Elizabeth Seefeld Helen Shepperd Maurine Shields Mary Evalyn Skinner Velda Sloan C iiAUNCEY Smith Marie Smith Juanita Sowell Helen Stanford Mary Ann Stanford Eva Treadwell Emmy Lou Turley Flo Tyson Maudine Vaughn Charlotte Wampler Pauline Wilcox Gwen Willbanks Alice Williams Lillie Mae Willson Marion Winkler Sibyl Witte Lelia Yoakum Yonnie Yoakum

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Bottoni row, left to right: Hazel Hockmuth, treasurer, Carolyn Lockett, vice- president, Alva Mae Shreiber, Alice Kelly, president, Jeanette McClanahan, Jessie Roberts, Dorotby Zapp. Second row, left to right: Elizabetb Pbifer, Lida Coffman, secretary, Laura Jarrard, Lillian Berg, Louise Holleman, Elaine Stolz, Mary Frances Dickey. Third row, left to right: Mary Lee Nicholson, Katbryn Goyen. SEMPER IDEM SOCIETY Tbe Semper Idem Society was organized in tbe fall of 1933 to promote interest in rules of etiquette for senior girls, to aid in developing good scholastic standings for members, and to promote good fellowship and friendship among members of the club as well as tbe entire school. Miss Ruth Daugherty was selected to head the organization in 1933, which was composed of ten members including Elizabeth Phifer, Lida Coffman, Laura Jarrard, Elaine Stolz, Hazel Hockmuth, Alice Kelly, Jessie Roberts, Jeanette McClanahan, Carolyn Lockett, and Claribell Lutman. Eight members were added to the list in 1934, and each year this number of pledges will be admitted into the society. The business meetings of the club are held semi-monthly. Membership of the Semper Idem is open to girls only, and therefore subjects interesting to girls are discussed.