Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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CHORAL CLUB Director: Mrs. Pearl Marvel Martin Fall Oscar Grimes. C. B. Doolan. Myrtle Lee Robrins Tenors Buford Bramlett Hardwick Brown John Burleson Alan Cameron Gerald Kitchen Max Kruemcke Talverne Murray Sopranos Florence Babbitt Frances Doherty Lillian Fischer Bita Sheridan Mary Lylner Fink Buth Schultz Julia Davis OFFICERS . President . . . Vice-President... Secretary-Treasurer Georgia B. Bridges Janice Young Dorothy LaSalle Theo Horadam Louise Holleman Emmadele Holman Gladys Neel Thi;odore Cascio Carolyn Robinson Mary Lou Mitula Alline Guinn Miriam Byal Altos Margaret Flowers Myrtle Lee Robbins Sara Corley Hei.en Engel A ccornpan ists: Yvonne Moers Verna Lyn Babbitt Osborne Moyer Spring Margaret Flowers .C. B. Doolan Myrtle Lee Robbins Dorothy Ew ald Lorraine Ohlhausen Verna Lyn Babbitt Lorraine Jordan Carolyn Robinson Dabrell Varnado Yvonne Moers Bassos C. B. Doolan Preston Grant Billy Schutte Royce Owens Richard Bant a Osborne Moyer Sam Schmiech Darrell Verbois Chables Namendorf

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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.

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Bottom row, left to right: Dorothy Emerson, Mary Helen Bryan, Rosalie LaFour, Vivian Ruffner, Bleatha Fedric, Vera Mae Loughridge, Shirley Richardson. Second row, left to right: Louise Hiriant, Lillian Fischer, Kathleen Gillson, Vivian Kissen, Winnalline Griffin, Bessie Wilkerson, Marcie Kaplan, Mary Lou Mitula, Norma Shepherd. Third row, left to right: Billy Baldwin, Billy Stannard, Roy Broder, Sidney Holm, Charles Groth, Osborne Moyer, Buford Bramlett. THALIA DRAMATICS CLUB The Thalia Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Verna S. Hogan, is an active organization that presents several plays every year, one of wdiich is entered in the interscholastic meet, and one of which is given Senior Morning. The club has placed first or second each year that it has competed in the inter¬ scholastic tournament. The play presented this year was ' ' The Imposter” with the following cast: Vivian Ruffner, Billy Baldwin, Vivian Kissen, Buford Bramlett, and Bleatha Fedric. The play placed second. Since the contest, the play has been given for the City Recreational Department and for the ' ' Twenty-six Literary Society.” Every member of the club participates at some time during the year in a one-act play. The first part of this course consists of numerous lectures, which prepare the pupils for acting. The officers of the club are as follows: Billy Baldwin. Preston Grant Jerry Lathy... . President .... Vice-P resident Secretary- Treasurer