Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1935 volume:

1 1 $ ? i i $ ? k i i i i f I atewet 1 This book is your memory To serve you when yours Grows dim with the years And vague with the hours. The faces and places ou know so well now 1 ou ' ll leave before long And remember them ? How ? For each laughing face And each gay event Here ' s an everlasting memoir As a souvenir sent. W hen you glance o ' er these pages Try and read ' tween the lines There ' s a message there for you From the depths of our minds. Though it ' s far from perfection , It consumed num ' rous hours And won ' t you remember ? . . . It ' s ) OUR book—not ours. I f $ ( vvli oTau V)t: V 0 fyftcr v ns 1 $ 1 $ i $ ? k 1 k 1 i i i i OtA et o j (j aoLi ir I. School II. Black Battalion III. Sports IV. Activities V. Favorites VI. Humor VII. Advertising k l l l l ? £ f f k i Tribute to Leroy Hughes By David Hollis Frazer The recent and untimely passing of one of our highly respected and deeply loved students of Sam Houston High School prompts and warrants this humble tribute. Leroy, as this noble young man was known to us, left behind him credit of his life as he had lived it within the short span of seventeen years. This alone should be consolation to us who are his friends, and to his nearer, dearer ones who mourn his loss. The sorrow with which our entire student body has met the staunch realization of his unexpected departure to the portals of death, bears testimony to the continued lingering of his spirit within our midst. His team mates, realizing Leroy’s ardent interest in the game of football, are doing their utmost to relive the spirit and “hard driving” that characterized the deceased, and his gallant leadership as he captained his team. Our earthly regret only increases as we recount that Leroy was taken at a time when observers would have least pre¬ dicted. He was physically an ideal specimen of youth and fast-developing manhood. Through careful guidance he had physically developed to be his teammates’ ideal. Leroy’s pass¬ ing has left with his associates the remembrance of a student who had the ambition of a climber, and the will to attain his ambition. We do not magnify the tragedy of his death; but no tragedy is so intense that some gleam of consolation cannot be sensed by the victims of the tragic gloom. Thus to remem¬ ber this line specimen of ambitious youth is to remember him with deep respect and admiration, which after all can be the greatest goal for which a human life can be lived, no matter if that life were seventeen years in span or three score years and ten. Thus, I pay Sam Houston High School’s tribute to Leroy and say, ‘‘As a student and athlete we can expect and find no better.” This tribute to his parents and to his memory, we pay. Mr. E. E. Oberholtzer— Honored and respected, Mr. Oberholtzer is nationally known as an educator of vision and discernment. His pleasant and long standing associations with the schools of Houston have endeared him to us all. Mr. W. J. Moyes- This is small recognition indeed for a man so worthy as Mr. Moves, who has been not only a splendid principal to Sam Houston, but who has been also a valued friend and advisor to the student body and faculty. Mr. G. A. Loescher— Mr. Loescher, our assistant principal, who has rendered invaluable service to SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY First Term, 1934-35 ADMINISTRATION Mr. W. J. Moyes, Principal Mr. G. A. Loescher, Ass ' l Prin. Mrs. L. K. Griffiths, Dean Miss Emma Duvernoy, Registrar Mrs. M. V. McDougal, Secretary LIBRARY Miss Portia Owings, Librarian Mrs. Mabel Y. Orman, Assistant Miss Anastasia Doyle, Assistant ENGLISH Miss Verner Benton Mr. Fred R. Birney, Journalism Miss Bessie Buttery Miss Lillian Carleton Mrs. Verna Sarles Hogan Mrs. Alcenia Keevil Hyman Miss Louise Leigh Miss Lutie Sue Marks Miss Helen McKenna, Ch. Dept. Mr. R. P. St. John Miss Drew Black Staggs Mrs. Francis B. Van Tuyl Miss Adele Waggaman Miss Katherine Wood Mrs. Henry H. Yates MATHEMATICS Mr. R. J. Jung, Head of Dept. Miss Ruth Daugherty Mrs. F. V. McDaniel Mr. C. L. Rawson Miss H. Lel Red Miss Jessie Roy Miss Lucy E. Ulmer Mr. W. F. Wilson Miss Eva Winne HISTORY Mr. G. D. Johnson, Head of Dept. Mrs. Ellana Eastham Ball Mrs. G. M. Brumby Miss Nina Covington Miss Edna Germany Miss Ruth Greeniiill Miss Mildred Hubbard Miss Charline Lallier Mr. B. T. Parker Miss Tiiaron Thompson Miss Helen Weinberg SCIENCE Mr. S. E. King, Head of Dept. Miss M. Laura Anderson Miss Celina Baldwin Mrs. E. C. Gates Miss Florence Hicks Mr. Louis Kestenberg Mrs. Edna Wolf Miner Mr. Paul Van Tuyl FOREIGN LANGUAGE Spanish Mr. W. H. South, Head of Dept. Mr. J. R. Hudgings Miss Helen MacMaster Miss Nell Morris Miss Julia Pleasants Mr. Michael Spampinato Miss Mildred Hubbard, French Mr. Michael Spampinato, Italia Mr. H. W. South, German Mr. Louis Kestenberg, German Miss Cora Pearl Penn, Latin COMMERCIAL Mr. J. W. Watson, Head of Dept Mrs. J. S. Burk Mrs. W. B. Francis Mrs. T. J. Rowzee FINE ARTS Music Department Pearl Marvel Martin, Vocal Cedric Seaver, Orchestra Victor Alessandro, Band Michael Spampinato, Band Art Department Mrs. Alice C. Woodruff SPEECH ARTS Mr. 0. Bertram Horne HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Allan H. Kottwitz Mrs. Stuart Mackay Miss Margaret Pearson Mrs. H. L. Sandel MANUAL ARTS Mr. Guy M. Brown Mr. C. Seawright Mr. C. H. Sherman Mr. C. K. Standish PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Edward Duggan Miss Kathryn Fasnacht M iss Hilda Purrington Mr. Paul Van Tuyl SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS CLASS MORNING Charles Myers Rilly Brown. . . Jean Mackay. . Laura Jarrard. Alice Kelly. . . Weldon Bailey .... President Vice-President . Secretary . .. . Treasurer . Poet . Lawyer SENIOR COMMITTEES Jesse Collins. Chairman Lida Coffman Edward Murr Anna Belle Earle Eloise Thompson Mrs. Hogan. Sponsor DANCE FLOWER AND MOTTO John Helton. Chairman Mack Young Dorothy Zapp Catherine Ehrhardt Harriet Gregory AIrs. McDaniel Miss Weinberg . Sponsors Lillian Berg. Alfred Campbell Augusta Hardin Anita Cullom Miss McKenna 1 AIiss Penn J Chairman Sponsors BANQUET Barbara Myers. Virginia Lake Marian Oberholtz Lorraine Tellepsen Lyons Summerlin Mrs. Hyman AIiss Daugherty Chairman Sponsors COMMENCEMENT NIGHT Carolyn Lockett. Chairman Phillip Waters Herbert Jackson Alliene Guinn June Clark All Senior Registrars. Sponsors PICNIC William FIouston. Bailey Lewis Geraldine Cole Chester Chonowski Louise Holleman AIiss Ulmer Mr. King Mr. Hudgings Chairman Sponsors RING Jeanette Peine. Chairman Betty Lee Patterson Thelma Kirby Doris Twitchell John Helton John Dreyer CLASS NIGHT Billy Miller. Ruth Moncrief Louis Papas Edward Neville Anne Hueter Mrs. Van Tuyl 1 Miss Carleton j Chairman Sponsors INVITATION Elizabeth Phifer. Chairman Arnett Owen Roy Stockton Ruth Clarey Mary Virginia Hale Acker, Mildred Allrritton, James Alvarado, Euserio R.O.T.C., ’34-’35; Hi-Noon Civics Club, ’35. Arnold, Billy Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Arnold, Eddie Jo Autry, Evelyn (S. S.) Awbrey, Edith (S. S.) Black Battalion, ’33-’34-’35; Aegis Staff. Bailey, Weldon Debate Team, ’34; Class Lawyer, ’35; Adv. Staff, Cosmos; Pres. Choral Club, ’35; Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34-’35. Ballard, Conoley (S. S.) Banta, Richard (S. S.) Hi-Noon Civics Club; Choral Club; Phe Phy Pho Phum Civics Club. Bartlett, Billie Blanche (S. S.) Ky-Klos-Klub; Choral Club. Barton, Charlene Johnsonian Civics Club. Barton, Marguerite Elaphians, ’34-’35; Scholarship, ’32-’33-’34; II Cir- colo Italiano. Batchelor, Mary Louise Song Leader, Girl Reserves; Girl Builders; Students’ Ass’n, ’33. Bay, Eloise Girls’ Tennis Club; Little Democrats’ Civics Club. Befeld, Fred (S. S.) Donkey Tonks Civics Club; Civiathas Club. Bennett, Lola Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Berg, Lillian Elaphians, ’34-’35; Vice-Pres., Au Courant, ’34-’35; Faire La Noce, ’34-’35: Students’ Ass’n, ’34. Bergin, Imogene Anchor Club; Civics Forum. Bishop, Virginia Senior Cabinet, ’35; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Students’ Ass’n, ’34-’35; Typist, Cosmos Staff, ’35; Scholar¬ ship, ’33. Blocker, Ruth Bloomquist, Beatrice Skipper, Anchor Club, ’34; Girl Beserves; Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Boettcher, Freeman Ky Klos Klub; Students’ Ass’n, ’34; Choral Club, ’33-’34; Donkey Tonks Civics Club; Senator John¬ son’s Economists. Borello, Bill Aegis Staff; Vice-Pres., W.T.K. Club; Swimming Team; Hi-Y; Men Legis Civics Club. Bounds, Dorothy II Circolo Italiano; Civics Forum Club. Bowlen, Verna Lee Vox Populi Civics Club; First Place, Cooking, Inter¬ scholastic Meet, ’34. Bowman, William Hi-Noon Civics Club. Boysen, Beverly Civics Forum; French Club; Phe Phy Pho Phum Civics Club. Brashear, Madalyn II Circolo Italiano. Bradshaw, Ora Treas., H4-5 Optimi. Brooks, Ford L. Students’ Ass’n, ’34; Hi-Y Basketball Team, ’34- ’35; Senator Johnson’s Proteges, ’34; Socialites Club, ’34. Brooks, Mildred Tennis Club, ’34; Civics Forum, ’34-’35; French Club, ’34. Brown, Billy January Graduate. Brown, Hardwick January Graduate. Brown, Noel Vv - Brubaker, Thelma Civics Forum Club, 34-’35 Bryan, Mary Helen (S. S.) Au Courant, ’34-’35; Thalia Dramatic Club, ’33-’34; ; Tennis Club; C.C.C. Burgess, Pauline Elaphians; Interscholastic Art Team; Fraternus Civis; Students’ Ass’n, ’33. Bed Cross Nursing Certifica Burk, Claxton January Graduate. Burleson, Jack Vice-Pres., Choral Club, ’35; Hi-Y, ’33. Butera, Antiianet Sec.-Treas., II Circolo Italiano, ’35; Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’34; Scholarship, ’32; Students’ Ass’n, ’33- ’34. Butler, Gwendolyn Little Democrats Civics Club. Butler, Lorine Elaphians, ’34-’35; Au Courant, ’34-’35; Faire La Noce, ’34-’35; Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34-’35; Pres., Library Science Club, ’34. Byal, Miriam Choral Club; Elaphians; State Music Contest for Girls, ’34; Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34; Civics Forum Club; Declaimer, ’35. Byers, James Walter (S. S.) Caldarera, Josephine First Place, Clothing Interscholastic Meet, ’34; Ky Klos Club, ’34; Donkey Tonks, ’35. Calhoun, Thonnis Library Science Club, ’33-’34-’35; Light Bearer, ’33; Scholarship, ’32-’33; Students’Ass’n, ’33. Callaway ' , Best a Campbell, Alfred Sodalitas Latina; Pres., Democratic Bound Table Civics Club. Campbell, Malvern (S. S.) Campos, Susie Cardiff, Arlene Carrera, Thomas Castro, Louis January Graduate. Caver, Stella May Bed Cross Certificate; First Hour Civics Club, ’34- ’35. Cerny, James (S. S.) Cervantes, Janie January Graduate. Chadwick, James Charles, Glee Little Democrats, ’34; Men Legis Civics Club, ’35. Char ' entier, Allen Bandall (S. S.) Sec’y, 4 F’s Club; Johnsonian Civics Club. Chickenis, Yaso January Graduate. Chonowski, Chester Nat’l Athletic Society of Am. Scholarship, ’34; Pres., Hi-Y, ’35; Football Letterman, ’32-’33-’34; All City, ’33-’34; Basketball, ’33-’34-’35. Christian, Ruth Library Science Club; Aegis Staff; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34. Clancy, Edward Track Team, ’32-’33; Vox Pop Civics Club, ’34. Clark, Georgie (S. S.) Girl Reserve, ’33-’34. Clark, June Library Science Club; Little Democrats Civics Club. Coffman, Lida Rlack Battalion, ’32-’33-’34-’35; Faire La Noce, ’34- ’35; Elaphians, ’33-’34-’35; Semper Idem, ’34; Stu¬ dents’ Ass’n, ’34. Cole, Geraldine Etta Kett Riding Club; Aegis Staff, ’34-’35; Red Cross Certificate, ’33; Pres. Journalism Club, ’34; Cives Civitatis. Cole, Thomas Students’ Ass’n, ’33; Men Legis Civics Club; Cives Civitatis. Coleman,Frances January Graduate. Collins, Jesse Editor-in-Chief, Aegis, ’35; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35. Collura, Johnnie II Circolo Italiano; Lamles Club. Cook, Kenneth R.O.T.C.; Officers’ Club; All City Officers’ Club; Non-Com. Club. Conroy, Evelyne Sec., Elaphians; Au Courant; Library Science Club; Senior Girls Club; Choral Club. Cooksey, Lucille Cordell, Melva Girl Builders. Cox, Brant January Graduate. Craddock, William January Graduate. rawford, Dorothy £ ) 7 U r-i January Graduate. •M’ “ Crawford, Elois Senior Senate Member, ’35; Social Comm. S ' English Club, ’34. lites Crayton, James Ky Klos Klub. Cropper, Sigourney Skipper, Anchor Club, ’35; Life Saving Certificate, ’33; Johnson’s Proteges, ’33. Cullom, Anita Latin Tournament, ’34; Vice-Pres. French Club, ’34- ’35; Sodalitas Latina, ’33-’34. Curry, A. J. January Graduate. Daffin, Raymond January Graduate. Daniels, L. E. (S. S.) Hi-Y, ’32-’33-’34. Davies, Charlotte (S. S.) Debating Squad, ’33-’34; President, Home Manage¬ ment Club; Civics Forum. Davis, Jane Sodalitas Latina; Cives Civitatis; Vox Populi Civics Club. Deavours, Johnnie Band, ’34-’35; Orchestra, ’35. Davis, Julia Choral Club, ’33-’34-’35; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35; Students’ Ass’n, ’33; Greenhill Civics Club, ’34. Decker, Nelson (S. S.) Hi-Noon Civics Club. Dickson, Jack Aegis Staff. Donahue, Helen Sergeant Bugler, Drum Bugle, ’34-’35; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Aegis Staff, ’34-’35; Choral Club, ’35; Au Courant, ’34-’35. Doolan, Ina Myrle Socialites English Club, ’34; Vox Populi Civics Club, ’34-’35. Dorsey, Elizabeth Doyle, Jimmie R.O.T.C. Officers’ Club; Hi-Noon Civics Club; Sen¬ ior Cabinet, ’35. Dreyer, John Little Democrats Civics Club, ’35. Dukes, Vivian Elaphians, ’34-’35; Au Courant; En Avant; Civics Forum Club; Students’ Ass’n, ’35. Dunman, W. D. Football Letterman, ’33-’34. Durst, Maurine Vox Populi Civics Club, ’35; Girl Reserves, ’34-’35. Earle, Anna Belle Etta Kett Riding Club, ’34-’35; Cosmos Staff, ’35; Elaphians, ’34; Senior Representative, ’34-’35; Faire La Noce, ’34-’35. Edmiston, Esther Men Legis Civics Club. Edmundson, Sophie (S. S.) Anchor Club, ’33-’34-’35; Skipper, ’34-’35; Treasur¬ er, Fraternus Civics Club. Eiirhardt, Catherine Corporal, Black Battalion; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Sen¬ ior Representative; Senior Dance Committee; Schol¬ arship, ’33. Engel, Henrietta Choral Club; Civics Forum Club, ’34-’35. English, Charlotte Eleanor Socialites English Club; Mr. Johnson’s Intelligencia Civics Club. Everhart, James R.O.T.C.; Band. Eyiiusen, Patricia Au Courant; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34; Choral Club, ’34-’35. Fargerson, Anna Mae (S. S.) Bengal Civics Club; Library Science Club; Bed Cross Certificate; Home Economics Interscholastic League. Farrell, Edna Choral Cluh. Ferguson, Merle ’ , Finnegan, Erin (S. S.) Black Battalion, ’32-’33-’34-’35. Fisher, Margaret (S. S.) Greenhill’s Proteges; Bed Cross Nurse’s Certificate. Fisher, Borley Students’ Ass’n, ’33. Fleming, David January Graduate. Fleming, Jeanne (S. S.) Black Battalion. Florence, Juanita Program Chairman, Library Science Club. Foster, John Foster, Juanita Elaphians, ’34-’35; Men Legis Civics Club. Fox, Leonardine (S. S.) Civics Forum Club, ’34-’35. Frye, James First Band; Orchestra; Band; Junior Symphony; Bengal Civics Club. Fulkerson, Catherine (S. S.) Au Courant. Furley, Gaynelle Elaphians, ’34-’35; Civics Forum Club; Bed Cross Certificate; Home Economics Interscholastic Meet, ’34. Gault, Tommy Hockey Team, ’34-’35; Donkey Tonks Civics Club, ’35; Tennis Club, ’35; Phe Phy Pho Phum Civics Club, ’34-’35. Geaccone, Josephine Reporter, 11 Circolo Italiano, ’35. Geiiring, Lucile Elaphians, ’34-’35; Vox Populi Civics Club, ’34; Optimi. Genna, Bertha (S. S.) Men Legis Civics Club, Vice-Pres., ’34-’35; Library Science Club, ’35. Gillespie, Catheryn Gilmore, Fred (S. S.) Football Letterman, Manager, ’33; Basketball Manager, ’33; Track Manager, ’35. Godinez, Sara (S. S.) Sodalitas Latina; Alternate Fourth Year Latin Essay Contest, ’35. Gomez, Lupe Gonzales, Sigfred (S. S.) Caucus Civics Club. Googe, Mildred Gray, Harry Socialites English Club. Gregory, Harriett Faire La Noce; Thalia Dramatics Club; Sec’y, So¬ cialites English Club, ’34; Most Popular Junior, ’34; Senior Dance Committee. Guarino, Joe January Graduate. Guinn, Alliene Junior Favorite, ’34; Sophomore Supreme; Choral Club; Elaphians; Faire La Noce; Scholarship, ’33; Cosmos Staff. Hail, Mary Virginia Sodalitas Latina; Ky Klos Klub; Latin Interscholas¬ tic Essay Winner, ’35. Hampton, Beulaii Belle Aegis, Circulation Dept., ’34-’35; McCormick Jour¬ nalism Club, Vice-Pres., ’34, Sec’y, ’35. Hanks, Odessa Vice-President, French Club, ’34. Hannsz, Elaine En Avant, ’33-’34. Hardin, Augusta Mae Men Legis, ’34; Senior Flower and Music Comm. Hardt, Eunice Black Battalion. Hardwick, George Men Legis Civics Club. Hardy, Doyle (S. S.) Hi-Y Basketball Team; Library Science Club; Ivy Klos Klub. Harris, Mary Finley January Graduate. Hascall, Ann Mahie Anchor Club; Red Cross Certificate; Cives Civitatis; Donkey Tonks Civics Club; Life Saving Certificate, ’34. H AUSENDEUFEL, DoRIS (S. S.) Au Courant; Library Science Club. Heidler, Gilbert Socialites English Club, ’34; Students’ Ass’n, ’32. Helms, Hubert Hockey Club; Civics Forum Club. Helton, Johnny Pres., Students’ Ass’n, ’34-’35; Co-Captain, Foot¬ ball Team, ’34; Pres., Lambda Sigma Alpha; Schol¬ arship, ’33; Cosmos Staff, ’34. Hill, Wilson Hillendaiil, Dorothy Typing Team, Interscholastic Meet, ’35; Red Cross Certificate. Hiriart, Louise Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34; Hi-Noon Civics Club; Ky Klos Klub. Hirsch, Esther Men Legis Civics Club. Hite, Mary Elaphians, ’34-’35; Au Courant; Faire La Noce; Library Science Club. Holberg, Rob (S. S.) Johnsonian Civics Club; Sodalitas Latina; Students’ Ass’n, ’34; Rand; Orchestra, ’33. FIolleman, Louise Drum and Rugle; Vice-Pres., Elaphians; Faire La Noce; Sec’y, Choral Club; Hi-Noon Civics Club; Semper Idem, ’34. Holt, Mary Jane Reporter, Vox Populi Civics Club, ’34; Little Demo¬ crats Civics Club, ’35. Hotmann, Ida Lois January Graduate. Houseal, Norma Houston, William Ice Hockey Letterman, ’35‘ StucfenTs ' Ass’n, ’35; Chairman, Senior Picnic Comm., ’35; Scholarship, ’33. Hubner, Alan Socialites English Club, ’34; Open Forum Civics Club; Donkey Tonks. Hudnall, Ralph January Graduate. Hueter, Anne Pres., Au Courant, ’35; Elaphians, ’34; Los Amigos, ’33; Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34; Tiger Club, ’32. Hughes, Nannie Mae (S. S.) Rlack Battalion; Greenhill’s Proteges. H unter. Jack Students’ Ass’n; Pres., First Hour Civics Club. Ingi.et, Mildred (S. S.) Black Battalion. Jackson, Herbert Scholarship, ’32-’33-’34; R.O.T.C. Jarrahd, Laura Treas., Senior Class, ’35; Sergeant, Drum Bugle, ’32-’33-’34-’35; Parliamentarian, Elaphians, ’33-’34- ’35; Faire La Noce, ’35. Kissen, Vivian Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34-’35; Men Legis Civics Club, ’35; Interscholastic Play, ’34. Kitchen, Gerald Choral Club; Aegis Staff. Junker, Evelyn Pres., Sodalitas Latina, ’34; Au Courant; Latin In¬ terscholastic Essay Winner, ’34; Library Science Club. Kaminsky, Sam (S. S.) First Place, Declamation, ’34; Captain, Debate Squad, ’35; Pres., Donkey Tonks Civics Club, ’35; Vice-President, Speaking Forum. Keith, Genevieve January Graduate. Kelly, Alice Senior Class Poet, ’35; Pres., Semper Idem, ’33-’34; Social Chairman, Faire La Noce, ’35; Scholarship, ’33. Kendall, Virginia (S. S.) Sodalitas Latina. Kennedy, Harry (S. S.) Bengal Civics Club, ’34; Students’ Ass’n, ’35. Kerley, Latiian Johnsonian Civics Club. Kirby, Thelma Debate Team, ’32-’33; Pres., Elaphians, ’34-’35; Library Science Club, ’32-’33-’34; Civics Forum Club, ’34; Interscholastic Art Contest, ’33. Kirk, Margaret January Graduate. Jefferies, Fred Jensen, Dorothy (S. S.) Orchestra, ’33-’34-’35; Johnsonian Civics Club, ’35; Girl and Boy Builder Orchestra. Johnson, Charles (S. S. Choral Club, ’35. Johnson, Elizabeth Elaphians, ’34-’35; Sec’y, Cives Civitatis Civics Club. Johnston, Charlotte (S. S.) Elaphians, ’34-’35; Aegis Staff, ’35; Greenhill’s Civ¬ ics Club, ’34-’35. Jones, Mildred First Mate, Anchor Club, ’34. Kleckley, Ora Mae (S. S.) Koch, Kathryn Students’ Ass’n, ’34; Johnsonian Civics Club. Koeford, Norman Korff, Marion Scholarship, ’34; Senior Cabinet, ’35; Caucus Civics Club. Lake, Virginia Black Battalion, ’32-’33; Etta Ketl Riding Club, ’34-’35; Adv. Mgr., Cosmos; ’35; Students’ Ass’n, ’33; Civics Forum, ’33. Lambert, Cecil Lambert, Larry Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34; Socialites English Club. Lamonica, Angelo (S. S.) II Circolo Italiano Club; Men Legis Civics Club. Landureth, Lucy Vox Populi Civics Club. Langford, Cecil Senior Representative, ’35; Aegis Reporter, Men Legis Civics Club. Lanzo, Luke Bengal Civics Club; Vox Populi Civics Club. Lathy, Jerry January Graduate. Lauricella, Lottie Sec’y, Vox Populi Civics Club. Lawrenson, Jack Linton Fraternus Civics Club; Greenhill’s Proteges. Lay, Jean Students’ Ass’n; Sec’y, Optimi. Lerner, Hime Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34; Scholarship, ’33. Le Sieur, Franklin R.O.T.C.; Hi-Noon Civics Club; Senator Johnson’s Economist Club. Lewis, Bailey (S. S.) First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., ’34-’35; Pres., Civics Forum Club; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35; Senior Picnic Comm., ’35. Lewis, Mary Allen Cosmos Stall’, ’35; Etta Kett Riding Club, ’34-’35; Elaphians, ’35; Koweekia Civics Club, ’34; Green- hill’s Proteges, ’35. Lindsey, Louise Vox Populi Civics Club. Lockett, Carolyn Pres., Texas High School Press Ass’n; Editor, Aegis, ’34; Sec’y, Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35; Sec’y, Faire La Noce, ’35. Loomis, Charles (S. S.) Hi-Noon Civics Club. Lowry, Alene Men Legis Civics Club; Drum Bugle Corps. Lowry, Evelyn Black Battalion; Civics Forum Club. Lutman, Claribel Corporal, Black Battalion; Elaphians, ’33-’34-’35; First Place, Clothing, Interscholastic Meet, ’34. Mackay, Jean Sec’y, Senior Class, ’35; Students’ Ass ' n, ’33-’34- ’35; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Pres. Vox Populi Civics Club, ’35; Bed Cross Certificate, ’33. Magill, Malcolm Makeig, Dan Malavansos, Gus (S. S.) Yell Leader, ’34. Malitz, Bobert Charles (S. S.) Manthos, Mary Elaphians, ’34-’35: Vice-Pres. Civics Forum, ’34; Social Chairman, Donkey Tonks Civics Club, ’35. Margolis, Beatrice Orchestra; Accompanist, Music Class. Marshman, Virginia (S. S.) Tennis Club; Civics Forum Club. Martin, Link Martinez, Lydia Students’ Ass’n. Martyr, Jack Democrats’ Bound Table, ’34; Socialites English Club, ’34. Marx, Paul (S. S.) B.O.T.C.; Hi-Noon Civics Club. McClanahan, Jeanette Elaphians, ’34-’35; Pres., Greenhill’s Proteges. McCurry, Elsie Pres., Girl Builders, ’35; Library Science Club. McDonald, Gordon (S. S.) McKim, Helen Circulation Mgr., Cosmos; Senior Cabinet; Ela¬ phians, ’35; Little Democrats Civics Club. McRae, Dorris Home Management Club. McVey, Joe Beese (S. S.) McCormick Journalism Club. Melot, Theodore First Place, Spelling, Interscholastic Meet, ’35. Mesirow, Beatrice Phe Phy Pho Phum Civics Club; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34. Meyer, Willie Jean Students’ Ass’n, ’33; Girl Reserves; Bengal Civics Club; Red Cross Certificate. Milam, Bob Students’ Ass’n, ’35. M iller, Billy Pres., LittIe Sm Students’ Ass’n. Miller, Roberta Civics Forum; Anchor Club. Mitcham, Christine Civics Forum. Mitchell, Myrtle Latin Club, ’33; Bengal Club, ’34-’35; Circulation Stall ' , Aegis, ’35. Mitula, Mary Lou Mobley, Harold Senior Cabinet, ’35; Sergeant Major, R.O.T.C.; Phe Phy Pho Phum Civics Club. Moncrief, Ruth First Sergeant Drummer, Drum Bugle, ’34-’35; Sec’y, Students’ Ass’n, ’34-’35; Vice-Pres., Ela- phians, ’33-’34. Montalbano, Sadie (S. S.) Little Democrats Civics Club. Moore, Lexie Greenhill’s Proteges. Moore, Lillian Scholarship, ’32-’33; Au Courant; Girl Reserves, ’33-’34; Drum Bugle, ’32. Moore, Virginia Black Battalion, ’33-’34-’35; Greenhill’s Proteges; Chairman, Youth Conference Committee. Moran, Marcelle Girls’ Debate Team, ’35. Muller, Hansel Munger, George Basketball Squad, ’34-’35; Men Legis Civics Club. Miirr, Edwapd Football Squadman, ’33-’34; Pres., Johnsonian Democrats, ’34. Myers, Barbara Aegis Stall, ’33-’34-’35; Extempore Speaking Team, ’34; Pres., Faire La Noce, ’35; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Chairman, Senior Banquet Comm. Myers, Charles Pres., Senior Class; Vice-Pres., Students’ Ass’n; Sports Editor, Cosmos, ’35; Pres., High Fidelity, ’34; Football Squad, ’34. Nanna, Grant Nash, Bill R.O.T.C.; Officers’ Club; All City Officers’ Club; Non-Commission Officers’ Club; Senator Johnson’s Economist. Nesbitt, Helen Hi-Noon Civics Club, ’35. Neumann, Tommy Donkey Tonks, Vice-Pres., Koweekia Klub. Neville, Edward Scholarship, ’32; Pres., Hi-Noon Civics Club. Oberiiolz, Marian Scholarship, ’32-’33-’34; Girls’ Debate Team, ’34; Senior Cabinet Member, ’35; Elaphians, ’34-’3.5; Senior Supreme Council. O’Brien, Charles Johnson’s Civics Club. O’Connor, Jimmie Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. O’Kelley, Mary Lou Au Courant; Senior Cabinet; Library Science Club. Owens, Garnet (S. S.) Greenhill’s Proteges, ’35; Invitation Committee. Owens, Royce January Graduate. Palazzo, Lena II Circolo Italiano, ’33-’34; Bengal Civics Club, ’34; Vox Populi Civics Club, ’35. Panto, Betty Civics Forum Club. Papas, Louis Yell Leader, ’34-’35; Senior Representative, ’35; Students’ Ass’n, ’32-’33-’34; Cives Civitatis Civics Club, ’34; Men Legis. Pappas, George R.O.T.C.; Non-Commissioned Officers’ Club. Pappas, Nick Paris, F. B. Letterman, Ice Hockey Team; Students’ Ass’n; Interscholastic Play, ’34. Park, Delight Sergeant, Black Battalion; Elaphians, ’35; Third Place, Clothing, Interscholaslic Meet, ’34; John¬ sonian Civics Club. Parks, J. C. Paster, Garnett Patterson, Betty Lee Sergeant of Texas Flag, Black Battalion; Students’ Ass’n, ’34. i I I Peet, Bessie Girl Reserves; Men Legis Civics Club; Little Demo¬ crats Civics Club. Peine, Jeanette Elaphians; Vice-President, Little Democrats Civics Club. Pf.llettere, Agnes II Circolo Italiano; Civics Forum. Peppers, Walter January Graduate. Perry, Ida Irene Red Cross Certificate, ’33; Greenhill’s Proteges, ’35; Tennis Club, ’35. Petheriotes, Catherine (S. S.) Girl Reserves, ’33-’34-’35; Home Management Club, ’35. Pettit, Clyde Track Team; Johnsonian Civics Club. Phifer, Elizabeth Senior Invitation Committee, ’35; Cosmos Staff, ’35; Greenhill’s Civics Club, ’34; Semper Idem, ’34; Au Courant, ’35. Pitocchelli, Pauline Corporal, Black Battalion; Red Cross Certificate; Sec’y, 11 Circolo Italiano; Koweekia Civics Club; Hi-Noon Civics Club. Pitts, Ruth Sec’y, Girl Reserves, ’35; Cives Civitatis Civics Club; Little Democrats Civics Club; Library Science Club. Platzer, Harry Pledger, William (S. S.) R.O.T.C. Band; Little Democrats Civics Club. Pyle, Garland Debate Squad. Rainbolt, Gordon Students’ Ass’n, ’35; Aegis Reporter, Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Men Legis Civics Club; McCormick Journalism Club; Library Science Club. Randle, Stella Mae (S. S.) Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35; Drum Bugle, ’33-’34. Rector, Walter Manager, Football Team, ’34-’35. Reece, Murline Girl Reserves; Hi-Noon Civics Club; Red Cross Certificate. Reed, Ruth Choral Club. Renfro, E. W. January Graduate. Reynolds, Foster (S. S.) Hi-Y, ’35; Senator Johnson’s Economists, ’34. Richardson, Evelyn Elaphians; Au Courant. Richardson, Ewing Richardson, Ruth Pres., Sodalitas Latina, ’35; Scholarship, ’32-’33; Latin Essay Team, ’32; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Accom¬ panist, Choral Club, ’34-’35. Richardson, Shirley Parliamentarian, Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34. Richeson, Marvin Hi-Noon Civics Club; Phe Phi Pho Phum Civics Club. Richmond, Ruth Scholarships, ’32-’33-’34. Rinkoff, Jack Choral Club, ’34-’35; Commercial Arts Club. Roberson, Carolyn Choral Club, ’33-’34. Robinson, Floyie Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Robinson, Myrtice Mae (S. S.) Choral Club; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’34; Girl Ruilders. Rohison, Albert Rodenburg, Ruth (S. S.) Rosen, Gus Senior Representative, ’35; Los Amigos, ’34; Demo¬ cratic Round Table, ’34. Rowland, Adrienne (S. S.) Greenhill’s Proteges, ’35. Roye, Leroy Hi-Noon Civics Club; Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34. Rulison, Geneva Girls’ Glee Club, ’34; Little Democrats Civics Club, ’34-’35; French Club, ’35; Red Cross Certificate, ’34. Russ, C. A. Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Russ, Tom Track Team, ’32-’33; Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Russell, Lowell (S. S.) Men Legis Civics Club, ’34-’35. Sager, James W. Battalion Captain, Adjutant, R.O.T.C.; Pres., R.O.T.C., Officers’ Club. Salge, Rosalie Orchestra, ’34-’35. Samperi, John January Graduate. Sanford, Cecil Elaphians, ’34-’35; Black Battalion, ’32-’33-’34-’35; Library Science Club. Schmidt, Vernon Johnson’s Civics Club, ’34. Sciimiech, Samuel (S. S.) Choral Club, ’33-’34-’35; Treas., 4F’s Club, ’35. Sciiroeder, Jackson Johnsonian Civics Club, ’35. Schwartz, Carroll (S. S.) Johnson Civics Club. Schweikert, Albert (S. S.) Segrato, Aline (S. S.) Johnson’s Civics Club. Shelton, Edward Football Letterman, ’34; Aegis Staff, ’34-’35; Little Democrats Civics Club; Vice-President, Optimi. Shepherd, James Alan Drum Bugle; En Avant; Forum Civics Club. Sheppard. Turner Hockey Club. Shipper, Lottie Dee (S. S.) Johnsonian Civics Club; Library Science Club. Snoss, Minnie Black Battalion, ’34-’35; Ky Klos Klub, ’34. Simmons, Elizabeth January Graduate. Smith, Boyd (S. S.) Greenhill’s Proteges. Smith, Chauncey Smith, Dorothy Scholarship, ’32-’33; Students’ Ass’n, ’33-’34-’35; Cosmos Staff, ’35; Men Legis Civics Club, ’35. Smith, Garrison Senator Johnson’s Economists; B.O.T.C. Band; First Band; Hi-Y; Donkey Tonks Civics Club. Smith, Gladys Sue Forum Civics Club. Smith, Lucille Elaphians, ’34-’35; Drum Bugle; Melody Maids; Mr. Johnson’s Intelligencia, ’34; En Avant, ’34. Smith, Marie Library Science Club, ’34; M.J.C. Club. Soto Mayor, Armand Stacy, Gene Men Legis Civics Club; Students’ Ass’n, ’32. Stafford, Cella Stanford, Mary Ann Koweekia Civics Club; Hi-Noon Civics Club; Stu¬ dents’ Ass’n, ’33-’34; Girl Builders; Library Science Club. Stanford, Walter Second Lieutenant, R.O.T.C.; Orchestra; First Band of Houston Schools; Co-Director, Drum Bugle. Steinhagen, Pauline (S. S.) Girl Reserves; Girl Builders; Hi-Noon Civics Club. Stender, Gertrude Orchestra; Library Science Club. Stevenson, Margaret Choral Club, ’34-’35; Aegis Reporter, Hi-Noon Civics Club, ’35; Aegis Stall ' , ’35; M.J.C. Journalism Club. Stewart, Harold January Graduate. Stockton, Roy (S. S.) Football Team, ’33-’34; Letterman, ’34-’35. Stothart, Kenneth January Graduate. Stuart, Arteak Stuebner, Victor Little Democrats Civics Club. Sudwischer, Frances Elaphians; Forum Civics Club. Taylor, Joe Debate Squad, ’34; Mr. Johnson’s Intelligencia, ’34. Taylor, June Elaphians; Hi-Noon Civics Club. Tellepsen, Lorraine Pres., Etta Kett Riding Club, ’33-’34; Elaphians, ’32-’33-’34-’35; Vice-Pres., Students’ Ass’n, ’33; Faire La Noce, ’34-’35. Sullins, George (S. Summerlin, Editor, Printer’s Thalia Dramatics LduD, 3b; cosmos Advertising Staff, ’35. Taulbee, George Caucus Civics Club, ’35. Terry, Patti (S. S.) Library Science Club, ’33-’34-’35; Girl Reserves, 33-’34; Latin Essay Contest, ’33. Thompson, Eloise Drum Bugle, ’32-’33-’34-’35; First Sergeant Bu¬ gler, ’34-’35; Sec’y, Choral Club, ’35; Senior Cabinet, ’35. Tomlinson, Mary Elise Girl Reserves; Red Cross Certificate. Torres, Dora McCormick Journalism Club; Senator Johnson’s Proteges; Socialites English Club. Trapolino, Jerome (S. S.) Johnsonian Civics Club. Tucker, Marie Girl Reserves, ’32; Fraternus Civics Club, ’35; Library Science Club, ’35; Latin Club, ’32. Twilligear, Anita Belle Donkey Tonks Civics Club, ’35; Assistant Song Leader, Girl Reserves, ’35; Ky Klos Klub, ’34. Twitchell, Doris Girls’ Debate Team, ’34; Assistant Editor Cosmos, ’35; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Senior Cabinet, ’35; Schol¬ arship, ’32-’33. Valenza, Joe January Graduate. Vallone, Rosario Football Letterman, ’33-’34. Vaughn, Reid Bla Bla Public Speaking Ass’n, ’34; Mr. Johnson’s Intelligencia, ’34; Assistant Editor, Printer’s Devil. ypKl CEL, Curtis H. 7 Footfall $quad, ’32-’33-’34. Walker, Marie Corporal, Black Battalion; Elaphians, ’34-’35; Girl Reserves. Wallace, J. B. Hi-Noon Civics Club; Senator Johnson’s Econo¬ mists. Walter, Ezell Black Battalion, ’33-’34-’35; Men Legis Civics Club Warner, Charles Waterhouse, Freda Mae Waters, Cleve Students’ Ass’n, ’34; Economics “Captains of Indus¬ try”; Johnsonian Civics Club. Waters, Philip R.O.T.C. Officers’ Club; Forum Civics Club. Watson, Arthur January Graduate. Weir, Russel R.O.T.C.; Non-Commissioned Officers’ Club; Phe Phy Pho Phum Civics Club; Hi-Noon Civics Club. Willbanks, Gwen Elaphians, ’34-’35; Library Science Club. Williams, Bessie Margaret (S. S.) Girls’ Tennis Club; Men Legis Civics Club. Williams, Ethel Mae Anchor Club. Williams, Mildred (S. S.) Civics Forum Club; Black Battalion. Wilson, Mary Louise Library Science Club. Wimberly, Ted Football Letterman, ’34. Winborn, Kenneth Letterman, Orchestra and B.O.T.C. Band, ’33-’34- ’35; First Band of Houston Schools. Woods, Forrest Lee (S. S.) Woody, Ike (S. S.) Mr. Johnson’s Intelligencia Civics Club; Socialites English Club. Worley, Russell Senator Johnson’s Proteges. Young, Frances Civics Forum Club. Young, Mack Letterman, Ice Hockey Team. Zapp, Dorothy Sergeant Drummer, Black Battalion; Scholarships, ’32-’33; Senior Representative, ’35; Treasurer, Ela¬ phians, ’34-’35. Zapp, Roy Zimmerman, Joseph Debate Squad, ’35; Little Democrats’ Civics Club, ’34; High School Forum, ’35. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Albin, Lorena Atkins, Florence Bacile, Joe Baird, Inez Bouliane, Jean Paul Brewer, C. L. Coffee, William L4 1 -Bailey, Lyle Bates, Mildred Botts, Harry Caldwell, Addie Lee Cargill, Virginia Colville, Jim Corley, Osa Crane, A. B. Gibson, George Girala, Antonio Guinn, Fred H ansen, Vera L. Hecht, Louis Herren, A. J. Jackowski, Lucille Janes, Eugene Janisch, Isabel McDaniel, Fannie Nash, Dollie O’Brien, Burnis Perkins, Allen Bitzen, Irmgard Bomisch, Arthur Savage, T. C. Shannon, Le® Smith, Philip -Turner, Gilbert Vaughn, Maudine Winkler, Jean Wolff, Thelmarie L4 2 Baker, Chauncey Barker, Woodrow Bass, Pearl Brady, William Carter, R. D. Coffey, Malvin Contreras, Nick De La Portilla, V. Haubelt, Vivienne Ingels, Ruth Jeppeson, Richard Lee, Mickey Lewis, Howard M aas, Bessie Mayes, Dorothy Mitchell, H. J. Molbert, Lois Delambre, Knox Eaker, E. C. Feldt, Max Felscher, Walter Fife, Leon, Jr. Flagg, Raymond Gillespie, Adolphus Hart, Bill Hyde, Robert Imber, Agnes Jackson, Edith Kelly, Lena Kohler, Allen Lerner, Morris Lucas, George McCulloch, Earl L. 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O. Meyer, Leroy Moore, Kenneth Nagarka, Roy Osterman, Milton Phillips, William Roos, Robert Schneider, Alma Scheinberg, Morris Smith, L. J. Spilman, Oliver Stovall, James H3 16 Bentley, Jesse Lee Bertin, Paul Bianckino, John P. Bottera, Agnes Byrns, Billy Colmenares, Emil Ferguson, Marie Giammalva, Charles Gibson, Grace Greenwood, Virginia Grove, Dorothy Hastings, George S. Hazelwood, Mernie Helton, Jack Hyde, Frank Laninghan, Billie C. Lochridge, Arthur McShan, Robert L. Murray, Annie Bess Parks, Marie Peterson, Georgia Rawlings, Howell Reed, Philip Rollins, Geral dine Salinas, Roy Scheef, Richard L. Thacker, Norma Weidemeyer, Hal Williams, W. C. Worthington, Arvel L3 1 Adams, Wanda Arnold, Kenneth Barker, Douglas Bolling, Mary Ellis Bruce, Marion Dowd, Catherine L. 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Love, Robert Mansell, Marjorie Moers, Jewel Parsons, Richard Patterson, Thomas Silvester, Celio Stacey, John Terpe, Florence Vaughn, Murray Weise, Pauline Whitmarsh, Russell Wilkens, Winston Wozniak, Natalie L3 6 Anderson, Macklyn Bierman, Lewis Bohls, Beatrice Bonny, Charles Calhoun, Ethel Carrillo, Esther Cervantes, Joe Contreros, Amelia Coutreros, Tony Dueitt, Dorothy Farmer, Louise Foulk, Lillian Gerbode, Leacy Jackson, Billy Jiminez, Richard McCallum, LaVerne Mauriquez, Merce O’deusky, Molly Onuseit, Agnes Portillo, Lucinda Sayers, Paula Seidler, Seymour Silvertein, Isaac Stove, Charles Terner, Sarah Treadgill, Elsie Van Deesen, W. Watson, Mamie Weeks, Wynedell Weyrich, Richard Harrison, Conrad Hunsuker, Judith Husky, Clifton Johnson, Bonnie B. Kraus, Blanche Lewis, Ruth Mayo, Gus Oliver Menton, Willard Midgley, Clifford Newman, H. C. Porter, James Preston, Vivian Raymer, Mary C. Red Fox, William Rothmund, Marie Ruthstrom, Paul Salley, LaVerne Sanchez, Louis Scott, Edward Searcy, Goree Stifter, Arto Story, Villy Toce, Charles Vermillion, Sterling Williams, Robert H2 1 L3 7 Alexander, Louis Atkinson, Faye Baldwin, Jimmie Bishop, Marguerite Feldt, Sam Gonzales, Arthur Goolsbee, Clare Hall, Helen ' Allerton, Jane Ann Avenell, Gwendoline Bailey, Eura Bailey, Virginia Behnken, Donald Boggs, Frances Brasemer, Louise Clark, Gene Condrey, Rebecca Draske, Meta Englefield, Lorraine Fink, Leland Fuchs, Donald Gentry, Payton Gilbert, Ralph Goodson, Earle Grifro, George Hager, Jessie Mae Kaminsky, Lester Kuritza, Walter Love, Lucy Mangum, Bliss Marquart, John Mills, Valjean Minyand, Sybil Peden, Norman Simmons, Ola Fay Turner, I redine Valenti, Jack Van Dusen, Jewel Waggoner, Yvonne Wohlt, William Young, Mary E. H2 2 Baker, Hallie Rae Batson, Laura Binder, Rachel Blum, Goldy Brown, Jay Allen Cole, Modestine Fruge, Edna Mae Gallman, Lawrence Harris, Margaret M. Hicks, Ruby Holden, Richard Isaacson, Donald Jebbia, Tony Jordan, Mark Kelly, Horace Lewis, Rosalie McGuire, Frank Murphy, Josephine Parks, Wanda Redfield, Frank Rinkoff, Ann Saner, Clara Louise Strong, Emily Sullivan, Helen Tuley, Jack Tynes, Miriam Ward, Ellaleene Ward, Jacqueline Watson, Nannie Ola West, Jack Yankee, Margaret H2 3 Bailer, Herman Bammel, Eileen Bates, Bernice Browne, Norris Browning, Dorris Caldarera, Marie Carlson, J. C. Cobb, T. L. Dechiara, Madaline Dickson, Mary Farnum, Robert Fegter, George Fine, Reuben Frith, Tom Geaccone, Gasper Gillespie, Warren Haberlie, Douglas Haden, Catherine Hale, Eskell Hite, Huston Love, Lee Martin, George McCreary, Willis Menutis, Edward Miller, Kirby Naler, Dorothy O’Brien, Roy Parker, Dorothy Reid, Robert Rolke, Fred Schwing, Thurston Warren, Sonene Wasser. Richard White, Roland H2 4 Allen, Raymond Bellard, Latrell Blount, Winne Reba Bouliane, Lisette Browne, David Buchanan, Ernest Cerny, Louis Court, Margaret L. Davis, Bruce Dichiara, Rosalie Evans, Otto Fox, Vermont Giamalva, Rose M. Grigsby, Richard Holmes, Dorothy L. Ls lCarte, Rosa Lehman, Charlotte Lyons, Reginald Maaz, Helen VMenutes, Beulah Newsom, Claud Osborn, Wanda Owens, Jamie Peeples, Alvretta Pike, Dorothy Renfro, Frances Taulbee, Anita Taylor, Ina Louise Troncale, Rosalie Troncale, Rose M. Turner, Julia Uresti, Arthur Voigt, Estelle Webster, Elizabeth Whittington, J. H2 5 Avendano, J. Blanco, Jesse Brady, Edwin Bristik, Alma Bueckner, Alma Canion, Clarice Caperton, Myra Cohen, Clara Guldman, Karen Hagen, Florence Hamm, Honora Hodson, Jesse House, Rheta Jewell, George Kenisell, Ida Jewel Kreiter, Lydia Kristineck, Marion Maddison, Paul McDermott, Billy McDermott, Margie Mize, Ann Bicco, Tony Riley, Alma Schreiber, Johnell Sleffani, Clarence Steffani, Lupe Stephens, Stella Stinson, John Torries, Robert Webb, Clyde H2 8 Cooper, Harry Estes, Nayon Farris, Daniel Ferguson, Juanita Garrison, Oleta Gedaly, William Gomez, Adolph Gordon, Lassie Griswald, Frances Harrell, Leroy Herrington, D. Kelly, Roy Locario, Ned Medrono, Amparo Murphy, Lynette Ortegon, Bobbie Quick, Margaret Randolph, Bob Reyes, John Roberts, Charles Romeo, Clement Scutter, Thelma Stanley, Douglas Trudeaux, L. R. Whittingslow, B. Willy, Dickie Wilson, Lilly Lee Wright, Opal Yellin, Harold H2 7 Bauer, Mildred Beals, Evelyn Benson, Walter Breaker, Doris Buchanan, Ruth Carnes, Edward Elizalde, Pullman Ford, Ila Vivian Fuentes, Gloria Grifno, Louise Hansen, Irina Helton, Patsy Jackson, Flora Jarrard, Joe Johnson, Hubert Korff, Mallie Larimer, Suzanne Lesser, Lois Levine, Leo Lewis, Harold Liakouris, K. McManus, Luella Mooney, William Murphy, Alice L. Myers, Natalie Platter, Dorothy Rick, Jack Sheinberg, Haskel Shudde, Arnelle Tullly, Bernice Valentino, Fred Viola, Mary F. Weaver, Elizabeth H2 8 Adams, Waller Baker, Dorothy Billings, Dalton Blackwell, Florence Bradburn, Maude Browning, Erlene Cameron, June Carroll, Stacy Cartwright, Aubrey Cleveland, E. Fenn, Claude Gazzaway, Willie Graves, Mary Jane Harvey, Doris Holt, Harry Hopkins, Cordelia Hopkins, Evelyn Hugonin, Anna B. Kuykendall, Ruth Ligotino, Margaret Mayeur, Rutherford Pippin, Margaret. Portler, Katherine Rogers, Evalyn Schmidt, Kathleen Stolz, Raymond Weir, Lois Wheeler, Bill Whitley, Robert Wiltsie, Jean Young, Bobby H2 9 Bearmann, C. Brashear, Edwin Braziel, Mary Brockman, Elmira Clemons, Lucille Crayton, Lula Durham, Robbie Fife, Marjorie Florence, Chloe Goggan, Lucille Gray, Daphrene Henry, Billy Henshaw, Erlene Johnson, Grace Jones, Anna Marie Jones, Lucille Kendall, James Kothe, John Krohn, Ralph Lierman, Lucille Myers, Ann Peet, Angelina Provenzano, Paul Robinson, Leroy Robinson, Robert Rosenfelder, Florine Schmidt, Bernadine Shaw, Mildred Sieber, Katharene Smith, Dorothea Storms, C. E. Turner, R. J. Twilligear, Lum Warner, Frances Wilcox, Harriet Wiser, Maxine H2 10 Baty, Eunice Bayston, John Blanchard, Willard Canter, Florine Canverse, Roberta Collinsworth, Joe Crump, Leo Douglas, Tom Dovan, Bruce Frost, Alta Grace Gardener, Lucille Hammond, Sterling Hixon, Arthur E. Huck, Janie Johnson, Eloise Kennedy, Robert Leerskor, Sidney Lemar, Lyndell Lesikai, Evelyn Martin, Herschel Matthews, Harold McFarlin, J. L. Schleier, Erich Tipps, Estelline Whatley, Everett Winsett, William H2 11 Ballard, Wayne Billings, Doris Bird, Ruth Blanchard, Charles Cater. Georgette Cox, George Goets, George Gomez, Catalina Gomez, Paul Helms, Lucile Johnson, Joyce Mae Johnston, Lois Laird, Helen Lange, Marie Leonard, Francis Little, Jarvis Love, Junnice Mashlun, Ely Morrow, Otha Lee Murphy, Joe Painter, Margaret Peet, Florence Peoples, Mary Kate Peschka, Aurelia Peterson, Weid Richardson, Harry Smith, Jack Speck, Mary Ellen Stevens, Sara belle Stewart, Mildred Twiford, Billy H2 12 Bass, Franklin Bookout, Vesta Carley, Robert Daniel, Dorothy Denmun, D. D. Foroi, Joe Freeman, John Gantt, Holly Geanakes, Afrodite Glass, Willie Gustafson, Lucile Hall, Lloyd Hawkins, Grace Heard, Billy Hechler, Anna Mae Henry, Marie Howe, Dorothy Julius, Martha Lemke, Pauline Likins, George McCulloch, Horace Moore, Avden Morris, Doris Pinkston, Marcella Reynolds, Hazel Rich, Virginia Sikes, Saylon Spilla, C. L. Stockton, Marion Tatham, Patricia Thorn, Alden Trotter, Louise Utecht, Bill Volkmann, Norma Wellborn, Joe H2 13 Arney, Gussie Leah Avela, Alfonso Baird, Eileen Barnett, George Butler, Claude Charlston, Dolores Christianson, V. Clark, Robert Coleman, Leonard Compton, Frances Cooper, Louise Cox, Dewey Crocket, Anna Mae Davis, Dimple Del Diehel, Lillian Kelly, Martin Kelter, Muriel Kugler, Billy Kuykendall, J. Lane, Charles Lorry, Catherine Mallynn, Charles McNees, Jack Mennike, Maxine Mitchell, Roy Parkin, Doris Perkins, Joyce Porter, Patricia Puccio, Amelia 11aiford, Earl Rollins, Albert Schmittgen. D. Whitfield, Azalea H2 14 Adams, W. C. Alcocer, Melba Anderson, Fannie Biezinski, Marion Brewer, W. B. Burns, Roland Cannatella, Joe Eds, John Roger Goode, Billy Haskins, Dorothy Haveman, Dorothy Hopkins, David Kennedy, Norman Klaus, Melvin Lasiter, Otis Lasiter, Owen Line, Martha Matthews, John McGinnis, John P. McLean, Emily Nelson, Marian Norman, Dorothy Patterson, E. Phillips, Zella Place, Mamie Raborn, Florine Rankin, Thelma Rizzo, Louis Roberts, Leon Rothberger, E. Smith, William Smpyiers, Mary E. Werner, Robert Youngblood, Louise H2 15 Albin, Wanda Lee Andrews, Albert Bass, Marian Blackman, Ruth Brubaker, Irene Clancy, Robert Cunningham, N. Dattle, Philip Edwards, Joyce Faison, Willis James Findley, Adenia Graham, Adele Grubb, LeRoy Grissom, M. Hardy, Elvera Hollyfield, Sarah K. King, Homer McLachlan, LeRoy Nerrin, Cleo Ofield, Lorraine Prince, Geraldine Rodgers, Alice Schoor, Yale Smith, Dorothy Soingtield, Marilyn Strickling, Joseph Wallin, John H2 1G Azzle, Billie Benenati, Nicholas Bryant, Oleta Cangelosi, Sam Dobelman, Gerard Gunn, Pauline Harker, Lawrence Holt, Francis Huyleen, Henry Livingston, Jessie Net.aolive, Norman Pakluda, Beatrice Penz, Eston Schroeder, Clara Smith, Billie Uzzle, Bettie Ward, Laascan Weidman, Ottoman Wyde, Leon L2 1 Anderson, Jane Boy, George Chase, Earle Chudleigh, James Cornwell, Betty J. Crownover, Rena Daniels, Jaques Debes, Rhoda Ehrhardt, Charles Fink, Bertha Mae Frederick, June Fry, Ada Hardin, Mildred Hughes, Albert Huse, A. R. Koehl, Dimple Kroz, Bill LaTouche, Rody Love, Martha Magee, Lucile Mangurn, Thelma Minter, Evelyn P. Ramsey, Kathleen Reed, Joe Rodgers, Dorothy Roth, Bobbie Shepler, Freddie M. Shriller, Bill Sims, Doris Stell Smith, Daniel Smith, Mildred Stewart, Albert Storm, Joanne Walker, Leighton West, Harvey Williams, Ruth E. L2 2 Adams, Mike Andrews, Wayne Bass, Sylvia Bock, Anadine Boynton, Elmore Brady, Helen Cabiness, Mae Carsters, Mary E. Dessel, Yelta Ditta, John Duke, Maurine Duke, Maxine Dye, Norman Flanagan, Martha Ford, Iona Grassmuck, M. Grenader, Joseph Guzzelta, Mary Lee Howland, Vivian Jelly, Louis Lake, James Lake, Maudell Laycock, Billy Lutze, Irene Mustario, Mike Newsom, Norford Norris, Jimmie Beichardt, Myron Sanders, Janice Schweikert, Victor Shtumer, Myer Smith, Marian Stansbury, Kathryn Trammell, G. Turner, Anna L. Young, James L2 3 Adams, Marjorie Andrews, Eloise Araiza, Angelina Araiza, Juliette Arriaga, Tony Avila, Ruben Burk, Bart Castro, Angelina Cortez, John Dalio, Carl Danziger, Benjamin Eguia, Ernest Felsher, Gail Fluker, Helen Imbeiman, Maurice Irby, Thelma Luera, Conception McLaughlin, Elaine Nunn, R. A. Ramirez, Mary Ramirez, Philip Rivera, Joe Roberts, Gilbert Rodriquez, Alex Schisser, Joe Serena, Jesse Swisher, Helen Velos, Mary Louise Walsh, J. H. Wiener, Billy Wilkerson, Ethel Zimmerman, E. L2 4 Bartley, Christine Belcher, Clarence Byrd, C. G. Carnes, J. Doiron Carnes, Marion Dibelo, Sam Duggan, Lawrence Duke, Joyce Hightower, lone Kirk, Virginia Lowrie, Byron Manaban, Aline Morgan, Thelma Morton, Charlotte Navarro, Franklyn Phillips, Malcolm Beeves, Vivian Bobertson, Floyd Bourk, Billy Russell, Margaret Schoonover, Vivian Seitanidis, Gus Smith, Melvin Spraggins, Madeline Tomasino, Tony Trotter, James Turano, Philip Vick, Joe Wallis, John Whitaker, Thomas White, Valerie Wilkes, Nelson Wood, Mary Young, Trinity R. L2 5 Baker, Dorothy Bayless, Frank Billeri, Joe Broussard, Andy Byron, Charles Cansler, Earl C. Chiacos, Katherine Dasser, Vergie Dedman, Palmer DeGeorge, Bernard Dorrah, Ed Farr, Gladys Hamilton, Jerome Hebert, Austin Hebert, Leroy Johnson, Irvin Klaras, Tommy Kusakis, Georgia Lang, Arthur Lewis, Bobert Lingle, Bobert McElvy, Dalzell Menutes, Sophie Miller, Hugh Mitchell, Bobert Mixon, Wayne Polk, Lawrence L2 6 Addison, Helen R. Allbritton, Blanche Anthony, Walter Beasley, Juanita Black, Billy Campbell, Joy L. Copeland, Melba P. Craig, Mary Jane Duke, Cleoma Feuerschut, Luis T. Geise, Bernice L. Gilbert, Crystell Graeter, Oscar A. Gray, Ethel Gray, Harold E. Hautzer, Walter E. Hulcy, Martha Jo Jones, Ola Beth Lankford, Charles Lee, Leone Mashburn, Willie Miron, Buth Mobley, Clarence Morris, Henry Northrup, Buddie Pry, Grace Amelia Bass, Lathan RatlilT, Leslie Sabayrac, Bessie R. Scardino, Robert Smith, Beverly F. Spighto, Bradley Wilcox, Auba E. Williams, Mavis Ward, D’Evanette L2 7 Barnes, Geraldine Bates, Willard Bauer, Payton Benz, James Birch, Thomas Brown, John Carrigan, Henry Craymer, Newton DelHomme, Pauline Dupree, William Farris, Jessie Ferguson, M. T. Frankie, Herman Grant, Francis Gray, LaVerne Grondes, Ella Haygood, Dorothy Henry, James Herman, Frankie Janitz, Alvin Janitz, Stella Lassen, Ellen Love, Miron Millsap, Stuart Morwood, Boger Nelson, William Page, Wallace Parker, Lois Pry, Jack Betherford, Edith Richmond, Frank Rougagnac, John Rushing, Eva Schreiber, Henry Shapiro, Sam Snodgrass, Billie Stewart, Wesley Sullivan, Virginia Taylor, Burrow Verdino, Marriella Walker, Lamar Webb, Charles Wells, Buth Whitfield, James Wilson, Eloise Zapp, Vernetta L2 8 Backer, Harry Bailey, Freddie Brewer, John Burnett, Doris Lee Callaway, Mary A. Callihan, Sam Chapman, EfTord Durbin, Virginia Ferguson, Buna Finkelstein, Nathan Forbes, Douglas Harkuider, Joe Henshaw, Fred Johnson, Charles Kitchen, Lestelle Lang, Edward Lindsey, George Loomis, Valecia Markley, Clarke Moncrief, Jack Morrow, Jackie Muckleroy, John Neville, William Northrup, Jeanet O’Brien, Bertha Ogerro, Batiste Puccio, Otelio Rao, Charlie Scardino, John Shannon, G. Smith, Franklin Sonnen, Monte Stratos, Nick Walling, Robert Wear, John Wilson. Vernon To Miss Verner Benton, through whose energy and efforts the Black Battalion has won a nationwide reputation as a drill unit, the staff dedicates this section of the Cosmos. To her, the students of Sam Houston High School express not only their deep appreciation of her splendid leadership, but also their sincere hope for her continued success. REQUIEM Taps for the Black Battalion. It will exist hereafter save as a thing of beauty may perpetuate itself in lasting inspiration. Inscribe, then, among its achievements that it triumphed gloriously over a host of adversities. Out of the sweltering heat of a pipe-filled boiler room, and out of a sun-baked, rain-drenched, ungraded drill court—too small for a rehearsal of the entire organization—came a Battalion of international prominence, reflecting honor upon its school and city. Imitations have appeared in Houston, in numerous other American cities and in foreign climes, but the Black Battalion has remained the only movement of its kind. Through its eight years the Black Battalion has been invested with a soul and with a hardy spirit to excel. It has sought to glorify young womanhood. It has held aloft the beauty of clean living, of healthy bodies and of pure minds. It has em¬ bodied a sense of personal pride, a charm and graciousness of manner, an efficiency in all undertaking, a love for the artistic and beautiful. A fractional mention of its honors should include: A picture in the hall of fame of the Sousa Post, V. of F. W., at Detroit with other outstanding drum corps; per¬ formances under Sousa’s baton, international radio broadcasts, theatre circuit engagements, a review before former Governor Ross Sterling and 10,000 spectators, a featured article in the world’s largest musical magazine. Paramount and Fox news reel features, and numerous performances on programs of national interest. The Battalion has served loyally for charity and civic causes. It has been self sus¬ taining and has made money each year to support other activities of its school. My gratitude goes to those who have encouraged me in founding and developing the Battalion. My love remains with those splendid girls who have marched under its colors. As for my sacrifices, labors and heartaches, I pass over them. Recom¬ pense enough for me will come in the hope that, although the Battalion dies, its soul will live on in the hearts of its veterans and friends. Yerner Benton Founder, Organizer, and Director OFFICERS’ PAGE Director —Verner Benton Commander —Major Ida Mae Westberry Drill Master —Ex-Major Dorothy Ewald Mascot —Patsy Ruth Turrentine Standard Bearers (Left to Right) U. S. Flag —Lillian Tomek, Sgt. Bessie Ferrara, Billie Eubanks. Texas Flag —Mildred Inglet, Sgt. Betty Lee Patterson, Carmelita Langsford. Battalion Flag —Billie Riggs, Sgt. Marguerite Frame, Mary Eleanor DeLange. Company A Captain — Lyle Bailey Sergeants — Mavis Anderson, Evelyn Henson Company B Captain — Grace Gibson Sergeants — Delight Park, Nannie Mae Hughes COMPANY A Reading from left to right, bottom roiv: Private Pauline Pitocchelli, Corporals Evelyn Lowry, Dorothy Doolan, Lida Coffman, Privates Cecil Sanford, Dorothy Rae Pitts, Corporal Dorothy Banks, Privates Edith Aubrey, Florence Terpe. Top row: Privates Mary Moon, Natalie Bowers, LaYerne McCullum, Ezell Walter, Corporal Isabel Janisch, Private Flora Jackson, Corporals Charlotte McMahon, Jeanne Fleming. COMPANY B Reading from left to right, bottom row: Privates Dorothy Platter, Margaret Bose Painter, Corporals Catherine Ehrhardt, Marie Walker, Privates Florine Raborn, Inez Murph, Helen Ford, Virginia Green. Top row: Corporals Erin Finnegan, Agnes Onuseit, Dorothy Mayer, Privates Nina Gisler, Mary Crawford, Wanda Adams, Corporal Claribel Lutman, Privates Vivian Watson, Mary Evelyn Young. 1st row, left to right: Sgt. Drummer, Dorothy Zapp; First Sgt. Drummer, Ruth Monerief: First Sgt. Bugler, Elouise Thompson; First Sgt. Drillmaster, Iris Brown; Sgt. Drummer Luciel Smith. Co-Directors—Walter Stanford, Claude Mix, Louis Shephard. 3rd row: Corp. Bugler Soloists, Mildred Williams, Eunice Hardt. 4 th row: Corp. Drillmaster, Dorothy Bradshaw; First Sgt. Bugler, James Allen Shepperd; Sgt. Buglers, Helen Donahue, Laura Jarrard, Marie Ferguson; Corp. Drillmaster, Dorothy Grove. Center group, reading from left to right, bottom row: Private Buglers, Louise Holleman, Edith Pyle, Claris Albright, Jo Kitcher, Joan Bulkley, Jean Ray, Geraldine Payne, Virginia Hagan, Mildred Howland. Middle row: Private Buglers, Elvera Hardy, Minnie Shoss, Private Drummers, Thelmarie Wolff, Wanda Sullivan, Alene Lowry, Private Buglers, Nelda Morgan, Ann Mize, Selma Rosencranz. Top row : Private Drummers, Jonilee Wheeler, Anna Bette Bennett, Verda Belle Fenn, Jane Davis, Eleanor Hardy, Private Bugler, Roberta Arrant. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Reading from left to right: S. C. Grizzle, Hal Weidemeyer, and Jimmie Teflos. PEP LEADERS Reading from left to right: Gus Malayansos, Malvin Coffee, Louis Papas, and Mavis Anderson. J. E. Sheppler not in picture. From left to right—Bottom row: Curtis Voelkel, Billy Brown, John Breaker, Fred Gilmore, S. C. Grizzle, Henry Winn, Walton Fleming, Billy Heard, James Wells, Broman Massey, James Pritchard. Middle row: Rosario Vallone, Charlie Giamalva, Jack Heard, Howell Rawlings, Ed Shelton, Roy Stockton, John Helton, Ed Carnes, Charley Myers, Kermit Beahan, Winfrey Lewis, Billy Robb. Top row: W. D. Dunman, Lester Richardson, George Holm, Danny Boone Eugene Janes, Hal Weidemeyer, Ted Wimberly, Leon Paulus, Charlie Richards, Joe Wellborn, Leland Fink, Arteak Stuart, Ed Murr, Corwin Dodge, Chester Chonowski. September 21 September 28 October 5 . . . October 13 . . October 19. . October 26. . November 3. November 9. November 16 November 23 St. Thomas. . . Brackenridge. Corpus Christi Dallas. Beaumont.... Conroe. Davis. San Jacinto.. . Milby. Reagan. 36-0 26-0 0-21 20-0 25-0 93-0 8-10 12-6 12-0 13-7 Co-captain Giamalva earned his second letter this year at end for the Tigers. He was easily the class of the ends playing for the senior high schools as was demon¬ strated by the fact that he was named on the all-city team. He was a fearless tackier and blocker and was rarely taken out of plays that were directed around his end. This was Charlie’s last year on the Tiger team, and he will be sorely missed when the next football season rolls around. To Coach Duggan, the teachers and alumnae of Sam Houston owe their sincere thanks for guiding the destinies of fine football teams. Always a man who takes an ardent interest in the athlete he coaches, Mr. Duggan has made himself one who will be remembered by each of these young men, not only as their coach but also as their friend and advisor. While Coach Duggan is putting the Tiger team through their paces, Assistant Coach ’’Saco” Hudgings is usually devoting his time to teaching the fundamentals of football to the ”B” team—first year men and others who show T talent but are not quite able to make the first team. Through Hudgings’ guidance, many members of his ”B” teams have later developed into star athletes. Co-captain Johnny Helton proved that he was something of a football player during his two seasons as a regular on the Tiger team. As a junior, he was first- string guard and played a bang-up game of football. In his senior year, he exhibited his customary brand of fine playing, holding down the quarterback ' s position and calling signals most of the season. “ O Hal Weidemeyer, Half Chester Chonowski, Half Hoy Stockton, Half Hal’s undying spirit was an inspiration to the whole team. Whether the Tigers were win¬ ning or losing, Hal was always fighting—and smiling. Chester’s all-around ability is hard to beat anywhere. A courageous, hard fighter, Ches¬ ter has been an invaluable as¬ set to the Tigers for two years. Roy’s kicking, passing and running ability is something to remember. This was his sec¬ ond year as a regular Tiger back. Billy Robb, Tackle When Rilly was in the game the opposing team was in for a rough time. Billy was a hard worker and gave everything he had to the game. Ted Wimberly, Center Ted’s untiring work at cen¬ ter was a feature that kept the Tigers in the thick of the race all of the time. S. C. Grizzle, Half S. C. was the smallest back- field man in the city and also one of the fastest. He returns to the Tigers next year. Edward Carnes, Center Although he was only a sophomore, Ed showed up well in the games he played in. Much is expected of him in the next two years. Rosy Vallone, Guard Rosy’s all-around play at guard won him his second let¬ ter. He could open those holes on offense and stop any play directed at him. Jimmie Teflos, Full Hitting the line for a needed yard or so was Jimmie’s spe¬ cialty, and he usually came through. His blocking was also excellent. W. D. Dunman, End W. D.’s pass snatching abil¬ ity and good end play earned him his second letter on the Tiger team. Fred Gilmore, End Even the fact that he was beset by injuries did not pre¬ vent Freddie from showing that he was an all-around end. Corwin Dodge, Guard Corwin earned his first letter by his steady, dependable playing this year. He is ex¬ pected to prove to be one of Coach Duggan’s best bets next year. H owell Rawlings, Guard As a tackier and blocker, Howell had few peers among the high school guards. He will return to the Tigers next year. Eo Shelton, End Ed’s ability to stop plays directed around his end and to block the opposing tackle made him a valuable man. Jack Heard, Tackle Jack broke up nearly every play that was headed in his direction during the season, proving that he was a handy man to have around. Kermit Beaiian, Tackle Walter Rector, Manager Playing in his junior year, Kermit’s blocking and tackling made the Tigers a tackle who was very dependable. Walter was as able a manager as a team could want. He not only looked after the equipment of the football team but “doubled” in this capacity, being manager of the basketball team also. FOOTBALL SUMMARY The season of 1931 will go down in the annals of Sam Houston as one of the most successful ever experienced in the Tiger den. A squad of about thirty-five players, including six letter-men, reported to Coach Duggan to prepare for a schedule of games that was one of Ihe hardest that a team from Sam Houston has ever faced. Out of this group a team emerged which proved to be a hard-fighting one. The Tigers opened the season on September 21 against the St. Thomas Toms, taking them into camp by a 37-0 score. Nearly every member of the Tiger squad got into the fray and most of them showed to great advantage. It was evident after this game that Sam Houston had a formidable team which had to be reckoned with before the District 13 title was settled. The following week the Tigers worked hard in preparation for Brackenridge High of San Antonio, intent upon getting revenge for the defeat handed to them by the Eagles last year. The Tigers were greatly outweighed and were up agai nst a veteran team, but when the final whistle had blown the Eagles found themselves on Ihe short end of a 26-0 score. The Tigers again proved that they had a running attack that was pointed toward many yards in gain and many touchdowns before the close of the season. With these two wins under their belts the snarling Tigers set out for Corpus Christi the next week to engage the Corpus Christi High School Buccaneers. The Tigers did not play the brand of football which they were capable of playing, displayed a ragged defense that never got to clicking well, and they tasted defeat to the tune of 21-0. This was the first time that the Tigers’ goal line had been crossed, and the defeat made them more determined to win the next week. On October 13, North Dallas High School invaded Houston. The Tigers displayed the smooth attack that had carried them to victory in the first two games and swamped the Dallasites 20-0. On October 19 the Tigers packed up and moved over to Beaumont to take on the Beaumont Royal Purple. The Tiger team traveled in a bus, but a special train carried several hundred rooters, including the famed Black Battalion, to Beaumont for the game. Many hundreds more followed in automobiles to give the Tigers the support which they so richly deserved. The Tigers quickly opened up on the Purple, and when the smoke of the Battle cleared away, Sam Houston had really made up for the defeat handed them by the Purple a year before. They won, 25-0. Spurred on by these victories, the Tigers met Conroe as their first district opponents and swamped them 93-0. Before the first quarter had ended, it was evident that Conroe was really in for a bad after¬ noon even though every Tiger substitute present was being used, some of them in positions they had never before played. The next week-end the Tigers met the Jeff Davis Panthers in what proved to be the deciding game in the District Race. It was raining before the game started and continued to rain all during the con¬ test. The Tigers took an early lead by scoring in the first few minutes of play and then gave Davis four points on two safeties. At the half the score was 10-6 in the Panthers’ favor. Sam Houston made a valiant effort to come back in the last half but did not succeed in making more than two points which were made when the Panthers gave them an intentional safety. The final score was 10-8 in favor of Davis. Angered by this defeat, the next week the Tigers regained their winning stride and won over the San Jacinto Bears by a score of 12-6. The Bears started out quickly and scored within the first few minutes of play. The Tigers scored in the second quarter to make the score even, and then in the third period, pushed over another touchdown that made them a winning team again. The Milby Buffaloes were the next to fall before the Tiger paw. After holding the Tigers scoreless in the first half, the Buffs weakened and as a result came out holding the zero of a 12-0 score. On November 23 the Tigers played their last game by resuming their rivalry against the John Reagan Bulldogs. It was another one of those famous battles between two schools that would rather win over each other than win all their other games. The Tigers started out well by scoring in the first, quarter. Reagan came back in the third to even things up, and then Sam Houston pushed over another touch¬ down to win the game 13-7. Even though the Tigers did not win the district championship, the season of 1934 will be remembered as one in which a fighting Tiger team gave every one of its opponents a real battle. BASKETBALL SQUAD From left to right, bottom row: B. R. Reynolds, Sterling Vermillion, Leonard Coleman, Lawrence Schulte, Emil Colmenares. Top row: Chester Chonowski, Billy Byrns, Hal Weidemeyer, George Munger, Ed Willy, Walter Rector. January 4. . January 9 . . January 16. January 23 . January 30. February 8. February 15 Davis. San Jacinto Milby. Reagan San Jacinto Milby. Reagan.... 20-30 23-20 16-29 34-19 23-31 30-15 32-26 February 19 Davis 26-34 COACH DUGGAN Coach Duggan has proved that he is a very able basketball coach also, since he has started coaching at Sam Houston. Although his teams have not always finished on top, they have been noted for the fine fighting spirit that Duggan has instilled into them. When given the material to work with and develop, there is not an abler coach than Ed Duggan to be found anywhere. CAPTAIN HAL WEIDEMEYER To ' ' Squat -lo” Weidemeyer must go credit for being one of the peppiest players ever to play for the Tigers. Hal shone especially in his guarding of the opposing team’s sharpshooters and rarely failed to turn in an excellent job. He was always fighting whether the T igers were winning or losing, and showed that he was as able a leader as a team could have. Hal is only a junior and will be hack with the Tigers next year. ASSISTANT COACH HUDGINGS Saco” is also an able assistant to Coach Duggan during the basketball season. When needed, he is ready to take charge of the team. He devotes much of his time to the coaching of the B” team, which is generally made up of first year men and others who must learn the fundamentals of the game. Through his team, Hudgings furnishes opposition for the Tiger team in scrimmage sessions. Billy Bvrns, Center Billy won his second letter at center this year for the Tigers. Billy is tall and angu¬ lar and was able to take the ball off the backboard many a lime. Ed Willy, Forward Ed won his first letter by his all-around forward play. On the man for man defense, Ed is unexcelled in his ability to guard his man. Charlie Giamalva, Guard Charlie’s steady able play was a feature of the Tiger at¬ tack. His keen eye for the bas¬ ket brought the Tigers many points. This was his second let¬ ter and his last year on the team. George Munger, Forward George’s accuracy in hitting the basket gave the Tigers many a badly needed point. This was his first basketball letter and last year on the team. Chester Chonowski, Guard Chester won his second let- let in basketball this year, being the only reserve on the team to letter. Always a hard fighter, he is noted for his ability to take the ball away from his opponents. BASKETBALL SUMMARY When basketball practice was opened by Coach Duggan, a squad of about thirty hoys reported to him. Included in this group were only two letter-men, the rest being hoys who were ready and willing to learn basketball. After about two weeks of intensive practice the Tigers opened up and successfully felled several out-of- town quints before starting their regular play. Even though the team came through these games easily Duggan drilled the hoys harder than ever in preparation for the first game. The Tigers opened the championship race against Jeff Davis at the San Jacinto gym.” After the Tigers had held them to a one-point lead in the first half, Davis t urned on the steam and increased the margin of their lead until the Tigers were unable to overcome it, and as a result the Tigers lost their first game against city competition. The final score was 30-20. The next game was with the San Jacinto Bears. After the Bears had assumed a first half lead, the Tigers rallied in the last half and beat them to the tune of 23-20 for their first city win. The next game the Tiger quintet dropped to Milby by the score of 29-16. It seemed as though the Tigers could not get to functioning properly. The following game, which was with John Reagan, ended the first half of the season for the Tigers. With a fast passing attack, the Tigers hit the basket time and again, and as a result redeemed themselves for the loss in the preceding game. The final score was 34-19. Starting the second round of play, the Tiger quintet met the San Jacinto Bears. The Tigers were unable to get started while the Bears were hitting the basket regularly. When the final whistle had blown, the Tigers were on the short side of a 31-23 score. Next came Milby. Remembering the defeat that the Buffs had handed to them in the first half of the season, the Tigers really got to working in fine style and trounced them by a 30-15 score. The Tigers showed plenty of class in this game. Sam Houston dropped the next game to Reagan in a rough and tumble affair that was marred by too many personal fouls. The Tigers gave the Bulldogs a real battle. It was not until later in the fourth quarter that Reagan gathered the winning margin of points after the lead had changed hands several times. The Tigers closed their season by losing again to the Jeff Davis Panthers. The Tigers fought to avenge the defeat that the Panthers had previously handed them but to no avail. The final score was 34-26. The Tigers finished fifth in the city race, winning three and losing five games. fit COSMOS LITERARY STAFF Mary Sue Bates. Editor Doris Twitchell. Assistant Editor Georgie Lee Boone. Art Editor Charles Myers. Lorraine Tellepsen Mary Allen Lewis. Jean Paul Bouliane M ary Ellis Bolling Louise Bendall .... Alliene Guinn. Virginia Bishop. Marcus Soderquist. Dorothy Smith . .. . . Athletic Editor . Club Editor . Assistant Club Editor . Faculty and Class Editor Assistant Faculty and Class Editor . Humor Editor . Assistant Humor Editor . Typist . Mounter . Proof Reader COSMOS BUSINESS STAFF J. F. Womack . Business Manager Virginia Lake . Advertising Manager Helen McKim . Circulation Manager Staff Members Elizabeth Phifer . Circulation Department Weldon B ailey . Advertising Department Lyons Summerlin . Advertising Department Anna Belle Earle . Advertising Department Jean Mack ay Miss Helen Weinberg Circulation Department . Sponsor r. R. Birney Carolyn L,ofkett Jesse Collins Geraldine Cole Florine Rosenfelder Barbara Myers Letha Mann THE AEGIS The Aegis , oldest high school newspaper in Houston, is edited and managed by students in the Journalism department, under the sponsorship of Mr. Fred R. Birney, instructor in Journalism. Students deserving special mention for their editorial work include Carolyn Lockett, editor, fall term, and Jesse Collins, editor, spring term. Members of the circulation staff include Beulah Bell Hampton, Geraldine Cole, Frances Garrett; Flora Jackson, James Owens, Mary Ann Stanford, Margaret Stevenson, Wenton Little, Jack Dickson, Louise Bendall, Juanita Florence, Myrtle Mitchell, Wilma Rhodes, and Augusta Hardin. Letha Mann, Geraldine Cole, Florine Rosenfelder, Virginia Cargill, Ruth Chris¬ tian, Clifton Huskey, Wenton Little, Joanne Storm, Flora Jackson, George Murphy, Dell Parker, and Raymond Stolz composed the untiring staff of advertisement solicitors who aided in providing funds for the publication of the 1934-35 Aegis. SUPREME COUNCIL From left to right: Marian Oberholtz, Senior; J. F. Womack, Junior; Evelyn Lesikar, Sophomore. STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION OFFICERS From left to right: John Helton, President; Charles Myers, Vice-President; Ruth Moncrief, Secretary. ORCHESTRA Top row: Walter King, Jimmie Andrews, Clarence Belcher, Harriet Wil¬ cox, Gertrude Stender, Arnell Schudde, Elizabeth Peterson, Norman Dye. Second row: James Trotter, Dorothy Morgan, John Ditta, Burras, Taylor, Richard Sheff, Myrnie Hazelwood, Walter Stanford, H. J. Mitchell, James Frye, Willard Owens, Dorothy Rosalie Salge. First row: Leo Krump, Jr., Wayne Anderson, Dorothy Jensen, Pauline Wilcox, Evelyn Lesikar, Russell Worley, Betty Berryman, Mr. Cedric Seaver, Director, Johnny Deavours, Thomas Foster, Christine Bartley, Marion Kristenek, Thomas Whitaker, Rutherford Mayer. R. O. T. C. Battalion Officers Philip Waters . Major Harold Mobley . Sgt. Major Bill Nash . Capl. Adj. John Stewart . Supply Sergeant Company “A” Captain Sager, James 1st LI. Lewis, Bailey 2nd Lt. Jackson, Herbert 1st Sgt. Smith, Philip Platoon Sgt. Pappas, Joseph Platoon Sgt. Tabor, Claude Guide Sgts. Carter, Walter Girard, Louis Miller, Edd Springfield, Jean Corporals Brassell, George Brill, Harry Buster, Allan Doak, Jack D’Olive, Harry East, Norman 1st Class Puts. Alvarado, Cusibio Black, Lawrence DeLancey, Charles Labouseur, John Love, T. C. O’Brien, Jack Privates Barrow, Gerold Bay, George Brown, Jay Allan Brown, David L. Burns, Roland Carnes, Daran Carroll, Stacy Carter, Walter Clarkson, Ira Cunningham, Bill Dobelman, Gerard Dye, Norman Hick, Frank Foreman, Oscar Fretz, DeWilt Gardner, Curtis Gillispie, Ray Haberlie, Douglas Hopkins, David H unter, Eugene Jordan, Mark Lewis, Harold Lewis, Robert Love, Hollis Lykins, George McCullock, Horace Peters, Bennie Phillips, Malcolm Schleier, Erich Stricklin, Joseph Wilkins, Jack Young, John Company B Capt. Doyle, Jimmie 2nd LI. Jeppesen, Richard 2nd Lt. O’Connor, Jimmie 1st Sgt. Miller, Francis Platoon Sgls. Lewis, Charles Moncrief, Jack Guide Sgts. Baker, David Lewis, James Marx, Paul Young-, Edwin Corporals Beninate, Nicholas Elkins, Lawrence Johnson, Hubert Lesiuer, Franklin Schwiekert, Albert Settle, Bill Pels., 1st Class Baxter, Marian Frith, Tom Smith, Leon Raiford, Earl Wyatt, Burl Privates Benson, Walter Beyer, Fred Brown, John Byrd, C. G. Carnes, Marion Carrigan, Henry Carter, R. D. Coston, Walter Denum, D. D. Elizalde, Pullman Foroi, Joe Frankie, Herman Gedaly, William Glass, Willie Privates Grubb, Leroy Henry, Billy Johnson, Charles Martin, Herschel Massey, Paul Miller, Kirby Mitchell, Robert Mobley, Clarence Morris, Claude Nunn, R. A. Porter, James Roark, Billy Twilliger, Lum Vick, Joe Whitaker, Thomas 2nd Lt. Stanford, Walter Sgt. Drum Major Worley, Russell 1st Sgt. Mabry, Bob Sergeant Andrews, James Corporals Caesar, Leo Cartwright, Audrey K1 ine, Jack Privates Arnold, Kenneth Belcher, Clarence Blanco, Jesse Corley, Osa Deavowis, Johnny Dominy, Walter Dow, Milby Everheart, James Kelly, Boy Kugler, Billy Mallyron, Charles Mitchell, H. J. Pledger, William Schee f, Richard Scheon, Curtis Smith, Garrison Soderquist, Marcus Spillers, C. L. Stratton, Alvin Taylor, Louis Trotter, James Winborn, Kenneth Top roiv: Cecil Sanford, Mavis Anderson, Marjorie Mansell, Lorine Butler, Pauline Burgess, Mar¬ guerite Barton. Second row: Gaynelle Furley, Laura Lutman, Mildred Nanny, Verda Belle Fenn, Helen McKim, Gwen Willbanks, Barbara Meyers, Catherine Ehrhardt, Delight Park, Charlotte Johnston, Ruth Moncrief. Third row: Claribel Lutman, Marguerite Bishop, Nelda Morgan, June Taylor, Lillian Berg, Marjorie Waltman, Marian Oberholz, Miriam Byal, Ruth Richardson. Fourth row: Ruth Lewis, Lorraine Tellepsen, Mary Sue Bates, Marie Walker, Clara Hite, Luciel Smith, Vivian Dukes, Doris Twitchell, Mary Olga Manthos, Louise Bendall, Juanita Foster, Lucile Gehring, Frances Sudwischer, Mary Allen Lewis, Mary Hite, Grace Nichols. Fifth row: Mary Pearl Hackworth, Lillian Tomek, Roberta Arrant, Jean Mackay, Jeanette McClanahan, Gladys Anderson, Natalie Bowers, Mildred Dattner, Alliene Guinn. Bottom row: Virginia Bishop, Dorothy Zapp, Laura Jarrard, Evelyne Conroy, Louise Holleman, Thelma Kirby. ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Officers Thelma Kirby. . President Dorothy Zapp. . Treasurer Louise Holleman. . . Vice-President Laura Jarrard. . Parliamentarian Evelyne Conroy. .. Virginia Bishop. . .. . Aegis Reporter Mrs. Frances B. Van Tuyl . Club Spo ; nsor Members Albright, Claris Donahue, Helen Kirby, Thelma Peine, Jeanette Anderson, Gladys Dukes, Vivian Lewis, Mary Allen Rhodes, Wilma Anderson, Mavis Ehrhardt, Catherine Lewis, Ruth Richardson, Evelyn Arrant, Roberta Elliot, Betty Jane Lutman, Claribel Richardson, Ruth Barton, Marguerite Fenn, Verda Belle Lutman, Laura Sanford, Cecil Ba tes, Mary Sue Foster, Juanita Mackay, Jean Smith, Lucile Bendall, Louise Furley, Gaynelle Mansell, Marjorie Sudwischer, Frances Berg, Lillian Gehring, Lucile Manthos, Mary Olga Taylor, June Bishop, Marguerite Guinn, Alliene McClanahan, Jeanette Tellepsen, Lorraine Bishop, Virginia Hackworth, Mary P. McKim, Helen Tomek, Lillian Bolling, Mary Ellis Hite, Clara Meyers, Barbara Twitchell, Doris Bowers, Natalie Hite, Mary Moncrief, Ruth Walker, Marie Burgess, Pauline Holleman, Louise Morgan, Nelda Waltman, Margie Butler, Lorine Hutchinson, Annette Nanny, Mildred Willbanks, Gwen Byal, Miriam Jarrard, Laura Nichols, Grace Zapp, Dorothy Conroy, Evelyne Johnson, Elizabeth Oberholz, Marion Dattner, Mildred Johnston, Charlotte Park, Delight Motto —Nihil Nisi Optimum (Nothing but the Best) Colors —Pink and Silver Flower —Sweetheart Rose LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB Lorena Albln Mildred Dattner Ruth Lewis Robert Roos Audrey Allsup Jewell Dazy Charles Greer McCrory Marie Rothberger Dorothy Anders Vergie Mae Dosser Elsie McCurry Cecil Sanford Gladys Anderson Dorothy Dueitt Miriam McElfresh Clara Schroeder Faye Atkinson Adele Marie Dustin Emily McLean Viette Schroeder Euna Bailey James Everhart Joe Reese McVey Elizabeth Seefeld Sylvia Bass Anna Mae Fargerson Lucylle Maple Helen Shepperd Imogene Bergin Bertha Mae Fink Pearl Marlow Maurine M. Shields Marie Bertram Martha Flanagan Vivian Martial Lottie Dee Shipper Maurine Bird Juanita Florence Margie Martin Shirley Simpson Helen Boedecker Bertha Genna Joan Matlock Elizabeth Steele Dorris Browning John Giannukos Valjean Mills Gertrude Stender Marion Bruce LaVerne Gray Lois Molbert Emily Strang Halley Bushway Doyle Hardy Louise Mulle Billie Swope Margaret Bucsanyi Doris Harris Alice Louise Murphy Patti Terry Talmadge Bramlett Bill Hart Mary Lou O’Kelley Bobby Thilen Ethel Calhoun Dorris Hausendeufel Marjorie Parker Rosalie Troncale Thonnis Calhoun Dorothy Haveman Doris Parkin Marie Tucker Clarice Canion Mernie Hazlewood Eileen Pech Nellie Tully Myro Caperton Mary Hite Alvina Peterson Maudine Vaughn Robert Clancy Hazel Hoy Georgia Peterson Lorena May Warren Mary Louise Chaney Agnes Imber Margaret Pippin Juanice Whittington Joe Marie Clark Judit Johansen Lavonia Pitts Pauline Wilcox June Clark Elizabeth Johnson Ruth Pitts Nelson Wilkes Ruth Christian Eloise Johnson Geraldine Prince Gwen Willbanks Lydia Chudleigh Grace Johnson Margaret Pryzant Esther Wilson Roberta Converse Martha Johnson Kathleen Ramsey Marian Winkler Rena Bell Crownover Evelyn Junker Ruth Richmond Yonnie Yoakum Nance Cunningham Marguerite Keene - Margaret Robey Louise Youngblood Dorothy Daniel Lottie Lauricella Evalyn Rogers Officers Spring Term 1935 Evelyn Junker. Doris Harris. . Treasurer Patti Terry. . Vice-President Thonnis Calhoun. . . . Parliamentarian Vergie Mae Dosser. . . Secretary Mary Hite. Facility Sponsors Lillian Carleton Adele Waggaman Anastasia Doyle Director: Mrs. Pearl Martin Fall: Hardwick Brown Alliene Guinn Louise Holleman Mary Lou Mitula Royce Owens CHORAL CLUB Officers President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairman Program Chairman Librarian Accompanists: Eloise Thompson Ruth Richardson Lorraine Wortham Spring: Weldon Bailey Jack Burleson Eloise Thompson Marian Orerholz John Williams W. J. Geiselman Tenors: Bertram Battarbee Paul Bertin Jack Burleson Fred Jefferies Charles Johnson Gerald Kitcher Woodrow Van Ducen Sopranos: Winnie Lee Baylor Pauline Benton Betty Berryman Miriam Byal Mildred Caton Eloise Crawford Julia Davis Helen Donahue Henrietta Engel Edna Farrell Alliene Guinn Dorothy Hatfield Louise Holleman Francis King Myrtice Mae Robinson Paula Sayers Lorraine Thompson Lorraine Wortham Janice Young Altos: Billie Bartlett Evelyn Conroy Lucille Cooksey Patricia Eyhusen Gene Gillan Dorothy Jaenecke Viola Jane Lee Marian Oberholz Wanda Park Ruth Reed Ruth Richardson Carolyn Robertson Viette Schroeder Margarett Stevenson Eloise Thompson Waccile Wiser Basses: Weldon Bailey Richard Banta Freeman Boetcher W. J. Geiselman Jack Helton Clinton Hueskey Frank Hyde Manley Keith Jack Rinkoff Jack Schmeich John Williams The Choral Club won first place in the City Interscholastic League for the third successive year. AU COURANT LITERARY SOCIETY Top row: Waccile Weison, Lillian Rerg, Doris Hausendeufel, Evelyn Conroy. Third row: Mary Sue Bates, Louise Mueller, Clara Hite, Katherine Fulkerson, Doris Wheeler, Eleanor Nelson, Elizabeth Phifer. Second roiv: Laura Jarrard, Evelyn Richardson, Louise Bendall, Lillian Moore, Martha Stewart, Evelyn Junker. Bottom row: Mary Lou O’Kelly, Gwendolyn Hart, Anne Hueter, Mary Helen Bryan, Patricia Eyhusen, Mary Moon, Mary Hite. Au Couranl Officers Anne Hueter . President Doris Hausendeufel Lillian Berg . Vice-President Patricia Eyhusen. ... Miss Nina Covington . Sponsor Secretary Treasurer The Au Courant Literary Society was organized in 1933 with Miss Adele Waggaman as sponsor. This society was formerly the “Old Yazee Club” which was organized at the Y.W.C.A. by student members. This year, the society has enjoyed various social activities. At the beginning of the term, a luncheon and a theatre party were given by the members in honor of those who had been pledged to membership. M rs. Miner complimented the members with a Chinese tea at her home where true Chinese atmos¬ phere was enjoyed. A party was given at the home of Martha Stewart for members and their guests. As the club has done each year previously, a tea was given in honor of the senior members. Each program that the society had this year has been on the topic “Habits and People of Foreign Nations.” Members of the club and teachers of Sam Houston have spoken on this subject. Mary Lou O’Kelly opened the series with a talk on “South America.” Mrs. Miner speaking on “China” con¬ tinued the talks. As she spoke, she exhibited articles and clothing that she had brought with her when she returned from there. As Mrs. Hogan talked on “Hawaii,” she illustrated her points with photo¬ graphs that had been taken while she was there. Miss Hubbard concluded the series with a talk on “France.” DEBATERS From left to right, back row: Bertram Horne (Coach), Jesse Bently, Wilson Grounds, Garland Pyle, James Everhart, Kirlicks Knolle. Middle row: Ed Miller (Debate), John Marquart, Pauline Wilcox, Blanche Kraus (Extemporaneous), Joe Jarrard, Louis Crosson (Debate), Sam Kaminsky (Captain and Declamation). Front row: Hugh Gibson (Extemporaneous), Ralph Krohn, Marcelle Moran (Debate), Helen Paster¬ nak (Debate), Lester Kaminsky. The captain of the 1934-35 Debate Squad was Sam Kaminsky. Those composing the Debate Teams were as follows: Marcelle Moran and Helen Pasternak, girls; Edd Miller and Louis Crosson, boys. Tournaments at San Antonio, Dallas, and Yoakum were entered by the debate teams. Very favorable showing was made at all three. Several other out-of-town trips were made, and many out-of-town schools visited Sam Houston to engage in practice debates. Both debate teams won second place in City Interscholastic Meet. Hugh Gibson, boy extemporaneous speaker, placed second; Blanche Kraus, girl extemporaneous speaker, placed third; Miriam Byal, girl declaimer, placed third; Sam Kaminsky was boy declaimer. D. Hollis Frazer was debate coach previous to O. Bertram Horne, present coach. ETTA KETT RIDING CLUB Mrs. H. L. Sandel, Sponsor Charlotte McMahon Jerry Lathy. Mildred Dattner. . . Lula Kate Richardson Anna Belle Earle Geraldine Cole Virginia Lake .... President Vice-President .... Secretary AIary Allen Lewis Lorraine Tellepsen Iris Harper Natalie Bowers Horses, Courtesy of Memorial Park Stables. INTERSCHOLASTIC WINNERS TYPING TEAM: Second place. . Moe Rudy Dorothy Hii.lendahl Dorothy Zapp Lorena Albin Irma Hansen DRAMATICS: (One Act Play) Second place. . Lillian Stasta F. R. Paris Lee Love SPANISH IV: First place. .. .Florence Hagan Jack Rick SOAP CARVING: Second place. . Georgie Lee Boone DRAWING: Honorable Mention. .Vivienne Haubelt ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING: First place .Iene Bently Harry Weiner James Purdy ENGLISH ESSAY: Second place. .Mary Sue Bates AIACHINE DRAWING: Second place. Harold Wicklund Walter Cubberly Harold Mobley MECHANICAL DRAWING: Second place. .Woodrow Barker Harry Holt John Booker DEBATING: Second place. .Ed Miller Lewis Crosson Marcelle Moran Helen Pasternak EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING: Second place. . Hugh Gibson Blanche Kraus DECLAMATION: Third place.. .Miriam Byal LATIN EXAMINATIONS: Third Term— Third place. . .Sylvia Bass Second Year— First place. . . . Frances Bass Third Year— First place. .. John Smith Fourth Year— Third place. . . Ruth Richardson LATIN ESSAYS: Third Term—- First place. . . Charles Ehrhardt Second place. .Valerie White Second Year— Second place. . Marjorie Mansell Third Year— Second place. . Doris Harris Fourth Year— Second place. .Mary Virginia Hail Third place.. .Jane Davis FRENCH CLUB Back row: Mavis Anderson, Mae Rudy, Mary Sue Bates, Maurine Devis, Beulah Menutes, Corinne Butler. 2nd row: Odessa Hanks, Louise Bendall, Minalee Muery, Beverly Boysen, Helen Ford, Mildred Brooks. Front row: Anita Cullom, Lesette Bouliane, Ruth Lewis, Luella McManus, Geneva Rulisan, Juanita Furgerson. Officers Mavis Anderson . President John Paul Bouliane . Secretary Anita Cullom . Vice-President Minalee Muery . Treasurer Miss Hubbard . Sponsor SODALITAS LATINA Bottom row: Lucille Magee, Bliss Mangum, Charles Ehrhardt, Charles Lankford, Eugene Hunter, C. E. Storm, George Martin, Thomas Whitaker, Gloria Fuentes, Patricia Porter. Second row: Anadine Bock, George Lykins, Harry Holt, Harriet Wilcox, John Leitch, Flora Jackson, Warren Gillespie, Geraldine Trammell. Third row: Billy Henry, Elizabeth Weaver, Erich Schleier, Ruth Richardson, Frances Bass, Evelyn Junker, Ira Clarkson, Jane Cade, Maurine Duke. Fourth row: Marjorie Parker, Marjorie Mansell, Jane Davis, J. F. Womack, Mark Jordan, Norman East, Douglas Haberlie, Lucy Love, Sylvia Bass, Maxine Duke, Joanne Storm. Fifth row: John Young, Charles DeLancey, Alan Buster, James Owens. Officers First Semester Evelyn Junker Rutii Richardson Frances Bass J. F. Womack Alan Buster Orren Holt President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms Second Semester Ruth Richardson J. F. Womack Charles DeLancey Lucy Love Mark Jordan Douglas Haberlie HI NOON CIVICS CLUB Back roiv, left to right: Paul Marx, Eusebil Alvarado, Weldon Bailey, Bussell Weir, Jimmie Doyle, William Bowman. Second rote: Walter Stanford, Leroy Boye, Marvin Bicheson, Margaret Stevenson. Louise Hiriart, Murline Reece, Richard Banta. Third row: Herbert Jackson, Cecil Sanford. Marian Oberholz, Louise Holleman, Laura Jarrard, Pauline Pitocchelli, Charles Loomis. Front row: Edward Neville, Gwen Willbanks, Alliene Guinn, Dorothy Zapp, Helen Nesbitt, June Taylor. Those not in picture: Billy Coffee, Nelson Decker, Raymond Flagg, Fred Gilmore, Franklin LeSieur, Nick Pappas, Billy Robb, Marian Winkler, Arteak Stuart, Mary Ann Stanford. Officers Edward Neville . President Weldon Bailey. Marian Oberholz . Vice-President Margaret Stevenson Dorothy Zapp . Secretary Laura Jarrard. Fred Gilmore . Treasurer Louise Holleman . . Alliene Guinn . Program Chairman Arteak Stuart. Parliamentarian . .Aegis Reporter .Social Chairman . Speaker Sergeuril-a l-A rm s GREENH ILL ' S PROTEGES Back row, left to right: Jack Lawrenson, Clifford Lee Williams, Mary Elise Tamlinson, Barbara Myers, Garland Pyle. Second row: William Bowles, Theodore Melot, Virginia Moore, Adrienne Row land, Catherine Fulkenson, Willie Jean Meyer, Mildred Jones, Lexie Moore. Third row: Jeanette McClanahan, Ida Perry, Margaret Fisher, Melva Cordell, Allen Perkins. Front row: Josephine Geac- cane, Anthonet Butera, Ruth Richmond, Ruth Moncrief, Mary Alan Lewis, Catherine Ehrhardt. Those not in picture: Florence Atkins, Noel Brown, Forest Campbell, Charlotte Johnston, Erin Finnegan, Nannie Mae Hughes, Garnet Ownes, Dick Rodenburg. Jeanette McClanahan Catherine Ehrhardt. . Ruth Moncrief. Officers . President . Vice-President . Secretary Charlotte Johnston Noel Brown. Barbara Myers. . . Dick Rodenburg. . . Aegis Reporter . .Social Chairman Program Chairman . Speaker LITTLE DEMOCRATS Top row: Victor Stuebner, Billy Miller, Gus Malavansos, Marvin Mullan. Third row: Thonnis Calhoun, John Dreyer, Thelma Kirby, Betty Lee Patterson, Helen McKim, William Pledger, Cecil Lambert. Second row: Anita Cullom, Elizabeth Dorsey, Gaynelle Furley, Jeanne Flemming, Joe Zim¬ merman, Jimmie O’Connor. Front row: Peggy Rand, Marie Smith, Ruth Pitts, Mary Jane Holt, Sadie Montalbano, Pauline Steinhage n. Members not in picture: Jimmie Andrews, June Clark, Floyd Farquhar, Gerald Kitchen, Charles Lewis, Alice Myers, F. B. Paris, Jeanette Peine, Geneva Rulison, Clara Schioukert, Edward Shelton, and Forrest Woods. Officers Billy Miller. . Jeanette Peine Secretary . Sponsor .... President Vice-President H ELEN McKlM. Miss Helen Weinberg MEN LEGIS CIVICS CLUB Top roiv: Bill Randolph, Francis Miller, Thomas Cole, James Chadwick, Mayland Baxter, Harry Platzer, Shirley Richardson, Joe Shuptrine, Ezell Walter, Vivian Kissen, Lowell Russell, Bill Borello, James Frye, George Munger. Second row: James Purdy, Louis Papas, Hime Lerner, George Hardwick, Helen Smith, Juanita Foster, Bertha Genna, Bessie Margaret Williams, Alene Lowry, Esther Hirsh, Arthur Voss. First row: Cecil Langford, Bessie Peet, Verna Lee Bowlin, Glee Charles, Esther Edminis- ton, Elizabeth Johnson, Nadene Little. Members not in picture: Yvonne La Garde, Angelo Lamonica, Dorothy Smith, Myrtle Mitchell- Officers Louis Papas . President Elizabeth Johnson . Secretary Beth a Genna . Vice-President Cecil Langford . Aegis Reporter M iss Helen Weinberg . Sponsor ■y � FRATERNUS CIVICS Back row: Edna Mae Myers, Catherine Smith, Sophie Edmundson, Albert Romano, Royd Smith. Second row: Malvin Coffey, Dorothy Richardson, Rose Zainfield, Pauline Burgess, Lucille Jackowiske. Third row: Harry Robinson, E elyne Rosenbaum, Marie Tucker, Dorothy Doolan, Jack Lawreson. Front row: Eva Teadwell, Annie Bess Murray, Evelyne Roberts, Dorothy Mayor, Irma Hirsch, Mary Moon. Officers Dorothy Richardson . President Malvin Coffey . Vice-President Mary Moon . Secretary Sophie Edmundson . Treasurer Edna Mae Myers . Aegis Reporter Annie Bess Murray . Parliamentarian CAUCUS CIVICS CLUB Back roiv: Osa Corley, Floy Best, Joe Guzzetta, Eugene Janes, Wenton Little, Sigifred Gonzales, Harry Crittenden. Third row: Gilbert Turner, Margie Martin, Yonnie Yoakum, Marjorie Mettke, Thelmarie Wolff, Nick Contreras, George Taulbee, Willis Poulter, David Ellison. Second row: Marcia Kaplan, Lorena Albin, Virginia Kendall, Gwendolyn Hart, Lorraine Wortham, Jean Ray. Bottom row: Paul Provenzano, Marian Korff, Roberta Arrant, Peggy Hart, Minalee Muery, Mike Cutaia, Fred Guinn, B. F. Whitworth, Jim Colville. Members not in picture: George Landureth. Officers Wenton Little. Willis Poulter .... President Vice-President Roberta Arrvnt. Miss Helen Weinberg Secretary . Sponsor DONKEY TONKS Back roiv, left to right: Gordon Carlisle, C. A. Russ, Jack Hunter, Tommy Neumann, Ford Brooks. Second row: Anita Belle Twilligear, Pauline Benton, Tom Russ, Gordon McDonald, Eunice Hardt, Garrison Smith. Third row: Mary Olga Manthos, Beatrice Margolis, Lola Bennett, Evelyne Conroy, Ruth Richardson, Noel Brown, Alan Hubner. Front row: Ann Marie Hascall, Josephine Coldarera, Beatrice Bloomquist, Mary Virginia Hail, Evelyn Junker, Freeman Boettcher, Sam Kaminsky, Jack Rinkoff. Those not in picture: Billie Arnold, Leon Fife, Tommy Gault, Wilson Grounds, Frank Lindsay, Floyie Robinson, Gordon Rainbolt. Off icers Sam Kaminsky . President Tommy Neumann . Vice-President Evelyn Junker . Secretary Eunice Hardt . Treasurer Gordon Rainbolt. . Rutii Richardson . Program Chairman Mary Olga Manthos . Social Chairman Wilson Grounds . Parliamentarian Frank Lindsay . Ssrgeant-al-Arms . Aegis Reporter CIVICS FORUM Back row, left to right: Philip Waters, James Alan Shepherd. Second row: Dorothy Bounds, Frances Young, Carolyn Roberson, Miriam Byal, Mildred Brooks, Leonardine Fox. Third row: Gladys Smith Beverly Boysen, Charlotte Davis, Roberta Miller, Thelma Brubake, Evelyn Lowry. Front row: Agnes Pellettere, Carmella Barzilla, Imogene Bergin, Betty Panto, Henrietta Engle, Vivian Dukes. Those not in picture: William Brady, Jack Dickson, Vera Hansen, Charles Johnson, Bailey Lewis, Virginia Marshman, Christine Mitcham, Mary Lou Mitula, Leo Shannon, Philip Smith, Bobey Thielen, Mildred Williams. Officers Bailey Lewis . President Vivian Dukes . Secretary-Treasurer William Brady . Vice-President Miriam Byal . Program Chairman Philip Smith . Parliamentarian THE FAIR PLAY CLUB Miss Lucy Ulmer, Sponsor Top row, left to right: Jimmie Doyle, cabinet member, K. Dan Makeig, Doris Hausendeufel, Norman Koefoed, Billie Arnold, William Bowman, vice-president. Second row: Victor Stuebner, council member, Charlotte Davies, reporter, John Williams, Evelyn Lowery. Third row: George Hardwick, president, Beatrice Mesirow, Lottie Lauricella, Mary Hite, Alene Lowery. Fourth row: Madeline Brashear, Lola Bennett, Esther Hirsch, Marie Tucker, secretary, Luke Lanzo, Hubert Helms. Front row: Philip Waters, Verna Lee Bowlin, Eunice Hardt, lmogene Bergin, Ruth Richmond, council member, James Alan Shepherd. Absent members: Ruth Blocker, Nelson Decker, Noel Brown, Bobbie Thielen, Elizabeth Dorsey, Everet Smith, J. B. Wallace, Ted Wimberly. Motto —A thing that is worth doing is worth doing well. OPTIMI (H4 5 Begistration) Billy Miller . President Jean Lay . Secretary Edward Shelton . Vice-President Ora Bradshaw . Treasurer Mary Lou O’Kelly . Senior Cabinet Top row: Eddie Jo Arnold, Jean Lay, Rosario Vallone, Hansel Muller, Billy Miller, Fred JefFeries. Second row: Edna Farrell, Mary Louise Batchelor, Thomas Cole, Lowell Russell, Edward Murr, James Sager, Grant Nanna. Third row: Susie Campo, Mary Lou O’Kelly, Floyie Roberson, Eloise Crawford, Shirley Richardson, Carolyn Roberson, Jack Hunter, Theodore Melot, Alfred Campbell. Edward Shelton, Sigifred Gonzales. Fourth rote: Lucy Landureth, Arlene Cardiff, Lupe Gomez, Ora Bradshaw, Lucille Gehring, Arthur Watson, Jack Rinkolf, and Mrs. A. Hyman, Registrar. Members not in picture: Jack Martyr, Freda Mae Westhouse, Gwendolyn Butler and Albert Robinson. THALIA DRAMATICS CLUB ' A-rv « J Top rou : Charles Myers, Babara Myers, Emily Strang, Dorothy Herrington, John Helton, Vivian Kissen, Lyons Summerlin, Bailey Lewis, Edwin Vollers. Second row: William Houston, Stella Mae Randle, Nannie Ola Watson, Jane Ann Alleton, Doris Twitchell, Harriett Gregory, Vivienne Haubelt, Charles Lewis, F. B. Paris. Front row: Julia Davis, Alliene Guinn, Karen Guldman, Modestin Cole, Carolyn Lockett, Donald Fuchs, Lillian Stasta, Wanda Lee Kerly. John Helton. Edwin Vollers. . . . Carolyn Lockett. . William 1 loustfqnu. Officers .... President Vice-President . Secretary . .. . Treasurer Babara Myers . Reporter Harriet Gregory . Chairman Social Committee Wanda Lee Kerly Charles Lewis Lyons Summerlin Social Committee ANCHOR CLUB Standing, right to left: Mrs. Johnnye Murray, sponsor, Beatrice Bloomquist, Louella McManus, Ethel Mae Williams, Ann Marie Hascall, Diana Sutherland, Roberta Miller, Maxine Weiser, Helene Locey, Doris White, Mildred Jones, Mary Dell Graybill, Helen Smith. Kneeling: Dorothy Pike, Jerry Rollins, Sigourney Cropper, Jean Stehr. Lying: Sophie Edmunson and Laurel Jean Graham. Officers: Sigourney Cropper, Skipper; Dorothy Pike, 1st Mate; Maxine Weiser, 2nd Mate; Laurel Jean Graham, Cabin Boy. Girls in white and along with Sigourney Cropper and Mildred Jones make up the First Aid Crew, First Aid being the program emphasis of the year. MARIAN OBERHOLZ Most Representative Girl JESSE COLLINS Most Representative Boy ANNA BELLE EARLE — SCHOOL BEAUTY LILLIAN SHAY —SENIOR BEAUT I CHARLOTTE McMAHON —JUNIOR BEAUTY FLORA JACKSON —SOPHOMORE BEAUTY EDITOR S NOTE By way of explanation as to how the favorites of this section were chosen: The Most Popular Boy and Girl were elected by the senior class from a list of nominees named by the Senior Cabinet. The Most Representative Boy and Girl were elected by the faculty from a list of candidates also nominated by the Cabinet. The beauties in this section were selected en¬ tirely from pictures sent in by any girl desiring to enter the contest, and they were judged by Mr. James Chillman, the director of the Art Museum. One was selected from the entire group of pictures as Sam Houston’s most beautiful girl. Then from each class group of pictures a class beauty was chosen. ■ Kfiii m : ' , - ’ ' v, S . f , JI H jfSfi 1 ’ m ' J fsc m ammzim m mmmi L- ' r-t k 1 k 1 i h i i ? $ ? 1 i i i ? I )edicatien To Arteak Stuart , The man of few words Of whose wisecracks and capers The whole school has heard , This book is hereby , therefore , (And all that bunk) Evaluated , masticated , and dedicated , (The Punkl) £ £ £ £ $ £ £ f £ TALK OF THE TONGUE Hey diddle diddle—Surely we never thought of our own Harriet Gregory as Bo Peep, grown slightly, and not alto¬ gether lacking sophistication, hut it looks as if that Bo Peep plan of Leave ’em alone and they’ll come home’’ is being so effectively put into practice around S. H. that all the lost sheep are knocking each other down in the rush! Don’t know whether Gaynelle Furley bakes cherry pie or not, but somehow or other that little Sonny” Allbritton re¬ minds us of dear ole’ Billee Boy ' Re¬ member? And here’s a good one—Mary, Mary (quite contrary) might well be changed to Marion, Marion ,” because Miss Oberholtz IS quite contrary with her daz¬ zling smiles. In fact, we put her next to the Queen of Hearts. Who? Why, Augusta Hardin, of course! Georgey Porgey, Puddin’ Pie,” who kissed the girls (but they didn ' t cry) goes under another name at Sam Houston. Need we say— Harry Kennedy ? We don’t know about Peter the Pump¬ kin eater, but one thing is sure, Marcelle Moran is the gal no one can keep! No sir, this lil’ gal is independent. About as in¬ dependent as the Three Wise Men of Gotham, none other than Chetty, Freddy, and Teddy ( Chonowski, Gilmore , and Wim¬ berly, respectively). These inseparables haven’t put to sea in a bowl yet, but some of their capers nearly measure up. Really, all the S. II. gentlemen” re¬ mind one of the self-same, well known character. That’s an easy one— Simple Simon met a pieman on his way to school; said Simple Simon to the pieman, are there any cool?—Sai d the pieman to Sim¬ ple Simon, How many?—But Simple Simon, tired of rhymin’, said—Quick, I’m late, give me all you’ve got . . .!” A few specific examples you ask?—Fur’ in¬ stance, Jack Heard, the mighty, pretty Joe Taylor and, naturally, J. 7 . Faulkner, who down pies like an ant goes after sugar. —That Jack who couldn’t work fast enough for Margery Daw couldn’t possi¬ bly be Jack Hunter. Any Margery Daw around here wouldn’t pay a penny a day —she’d let him off with a bonus after the first date. One more, children, and then the tongue takes a holiday while the sandman closes your sleepy eyes. It’s our old friend, the little girl with a curl in the middle of her forehead (only she went modern on us and chopped it off)—True to the old tale, when Katherine Smith is good she’s very, very good, but when she’s bad—well ask Charlie Myers —Anyway, she’s not hor¬ rid! That’ll be all for tonight, dears. Close your eyes and dream of all the angels in the wide blue world (like Virginia Bishop and Doris Twitchell). But come down to earth again before the Tongue Talks Again. REVISED NURSERY RHYMES Hi diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The cow jumped over the moon— Buttermilk Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair, Said Simple Simon to the pieman, Hello! There was a little girl, who had a little curl Right in the middle of her forehead. When she was good, she was very, very good. But when she was bad. She was better! Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet. Eating of curds and whey. Along came a spider, and said. Move over! This little pig went to market, This pig went to see the farmer in the dell. This little pig went to heaven, And this little pig went to heaven, too! Humpty Duinpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall, And all the king’s horses. And all the king’s men. Had egg-nog! Trot trot to Boston To buy a loaf of bread. Trot trot home again. Use Blue-Hawk for corns. (It never fails!) (Paid advertisement) Mary, Mary, quite contrary. How does your garden grow? Silver bells and cockle shells. And the rest haven’t come up yet. Dickery, Dickery, Dock; Two mice ran up the clock. The clock struck one (P.S.—The other one got away!) The girl who. Is early to bed and early to rise. Is really a wallflower. In disguise! Where are you going my pretty maid With your rosy cheeks and your golden hair?— ’’Fresh guy!” she said. Little Jack Nory Told me a story. Shame on Jackie! ’Twas the night before Xmas, And all through the joint. Not a creature was stirring. And that’s all I loint! the. fawner i UMe; I hree Blind J !W ! r ok«H 5 imj’cH m | V� tHt 1 ‘Sn hol | n , 0 w£ WW� tt.w 1 4 f- r ,h t. utr-w J . A si vn. Mk mBmmm (ri t.r.‘-fe4 4 ftktffiWS •THt SKD fpTOSY COCK. TOIH J T1IE CAT’S WHISKERS A-was the desired final grade. B-ill Brown Bit at it. C-alherine Ehrhardt Cut it. D -orothy Smith Dug for it. E -velyn Junker Edged on it. F -red Gilmore Fought for it. G -rant Nanna Got it. H -elen Donahue Hud it. I-ris Harper Inspected it. J -erry Cole Jumped for it. K -ermit Beahan Kept count of it. L -awrence Polk Longed for it. M-ary Helen Bryan Mourned for it. N -elda Morgan Noticed it. (0, P, and Q stayed home.) R -uih Bichardson Ran for it. S -am Kaminski Stole it. T -ommy Gault Took it. (U, Y, and Winnie Lee Baylor all Wanted it), and X, Y, and Z Flunked too! (The Tongue Tattles) Before and After 1. F. B. Paris, before taking a little drink. Charlotte After. No Charlotte 2. Bailey Lewis, before coming out of his “shell”. Oblivion After. Fame 3. Wilma Rhodes, before acquiring a permanent wave. Non-Touched After. Now-Rushed 4. 6 . Anna Belle Earle, before senior year. W. D. Dunman, before recent trip to Galveston. Jeanette McClanahan, before that man held her lil’ hand Ruth Moncrief, before using Polmolive Soap. . Nice After. 0ooh , Ge-orgeous . S. II. Don Juan After.( Censored) . “A from Miss Baldwin After. D- . “He never held my hand” After. Well . . . 8. Carolyn Lockett, before she smiled. She’s terribly smart After. Gosh , she’s beautifull NEW SAM HOUSTON GRIDSTERS 3 r Lettermen 1. Carmelita Lansford. Right Tackle 2. Evelyn Lowry. Right End 3. Alliene Guinn. Left End 4. Louise Holleman. Left Tackle 5. Mildred Riggs. Left Guard 6. James Allen Shepherd. Center 7. Harriet Gregory. Quarter Back 8. Lyle Bailey. Left Half 9. Dorothy Rae Pitts. Right Half 10. Louise Bendall. Right Guard 11. Katherine Smith. Full Back 12. Mozelle Loomis. Full Back emvn ±h Vlancnef igmft | Xk� ri 5 FU tttWHp Wan 4a L ee K rrW l� Y� 1 core ScViw emtv Copy wright—1776 A-IIEM Music by Hictor Yerbert Words by A. Nutt Part One I SPURNETH TEMPTATION I’ve got an invitation to a dance But 1 don’t think I’ll go I’ll be sorry I know I’m afraid I might flunk And I sure would be sunk If I didn’t pass. I’ve got an invitation to a dance It’s the school’s big affair All the kids will be there What should I do, Sit at home and be blue, Or flunk all my tests? I don’t want to be a sissy If I’m not there they’ll call me a prude. But maybe if I keep up my reputation My graduation dream will be stewed! I’ve got an invitation to a dance I could trust it to fate But it might be too late Oh, I guess it’s the bunk To care if I flunk But ten years is a mighty long time. Part Two VICTORY IS MINE! I believe in miracles Strange as that may be I never passed a test before I’ll never even try no more I’ve passed! I’m free! Hope can work a miracle Right before your eyes Alas, I thought I’d cram again And then a brilliant idea came To learn it! Surprise! Some magical power suggested A new, untried course In one magical hour, I learned of this unheard source! I believe in miracles It worked, and so you see It really is a wondrous thing Let’s laugh and dance and shout and sing. We’re passed! We’re free! (P.S. My brethern, (and sistren) Let not the similarity of these hems to a couple of songs (named ”An invita¬ tion to a dance” and believe in Miracles”) deter your conscience from the joyful singing of them in sincere religious unity. Join in and let not your hearts be sad! Amen ROGUES GALLERY John Helton. . . .escaped from National Asylum Red, The Rogue (alias John Helton) Went crazy from conceit Not ’cause he was student president But because of his big feet. Barbara Myers .Wanted for murder ”Babs ’ is just a killer She’s fatal, believe it or not She breaks their hearts, then leaves ’em That ’s worse than being shot! Delight Parks .Wanted for murder And here’s another murderess Though she looks OK, ’tis sure She can break (or make a man) Beware of her allure! Charles Myers. . ..Protects criminals Mike Maloney (alias Charles Myers) Protects the ' woman in red’’ (She’s another wicked woman, my dear) ’’But what-a-one!” so Mike says! Mary Helen Bryan .Wanted for thievery This little one who looks so sweet Is really full of harm She’s stolen the nation’s beauty, you can see By the endless realms of her charm. Mary Sue Bates .Notorious Thief And here’s the biggest thief of them all Her crimes left most of us lame She’s stolen the wisdom of all we poor fools Tis a crime to own such a brain. SOSSASSITY Stupendous! Splendiforous! Magnificent! Colossal!—What? Why the ’35 Black Battalion Dance held this spring at the Bice Terrace, of course. Everyone was there, my dears—that is, everyone who is anyone. Carrying out the Spanish scheme, those lads in the McCoy-Scott (combined) orchestras dolled up in mustachios” and gave the gals a treat. What an evening! What a life! Gorgeous gowns and gals— gaiety galore—gala gathering! Stags Beahan, Charlie Richards, Jimmie Teflos, Winfrey Lewis—and the rest of the shieks are giving the beauties the rush. We see Inez Murph, Eloise Thompson, Noel Brown, and Mildred Howland retouching in the dressing room and over yonder are Jean Ray, James Alan Shepherd, and that cute little Roberta Arrant resting up from the rush. San Jacinto, Reagan, Rice Institute, and Houston U. are all well represented. Ex-class president, Holmes, and ex-beauty (still beautiful) Peterson are still showing up. We dance till two and then go home, tired but happy, to rest up for the coming events. Congratulations, B. B.! It was a ripping success! And so was the Elaphian Dance honoring the Graduating Football lettermen. Here Sam Houston went elite with a program dance at the Junior League. Every¬ one had a good time—from the faculty on down. The Football boys drank punch, received favors, made speeches, and . . . drank more punch. Everyone, even if he didn ' t dance, had a nice time watching Mr. Spampinato. Again the gals were out in full bloom. President Thelma Kirby presided over the brief interlude—program ? introducing the football heroes to the mike. Billy Robb blushes . . . Ed Murr grins . . . Ed Shelton sighs and looks dreamy . . . Billy Brown ”Hidee Do Gals” . . . and Ted Wimberly tops it all off with a characterization of ex-debate coach Frazer— ”Unaccustomed as I am to public speaking . . Fun, foolishness, and frivolity ran riot, yet, sho ’nuff, we lived up to our dignified goal. No stags—no crashers—no misplaced brightness. It was really a swell party and the Elaphians deserve a big hand. But, hold on here—we can’t, simply can ' t sign off without mentioning the annual Houston University reception. Once again Sam Houston runs off with the beauty title (as we all expected), being well represented by Irish Erin Finnegan, the lass of the laughin ' eyes. That makes seven years in succession we ' ve copped the title. Well, no wonder, look at all this beauty being wasted around these ’yar portals. Yes sir, the Black and Gold really has a monopoly of the high school feminine charm. And such a program we do have to look forward to. Four or five big dances, open houses, and parties galore, and teas by the hundreds—all besides the Senior dance, picnic, and banquet. Even Ye Old Sam Houston Speakers are gonna ' show off with a bigger banquet than ever at LeBlanc’s. Again we say. What a life! What a future! Don ' t wear yourselves out, children, ’cause we have a rollicking good time before us . . . Sosassity shines! The Cosmos staff is truly grateful for the many services so willingly rendered by friends who wished to see our annual a success. To M iss Helen Weinberg and Miss Drew Black Staggs, t he sponsors of the Cosmos, we pay sincere thanks for their in¬ valuable aid and their willing advice. If it were not for their untir¬ ing efforts, Sam Houston would not now be able to claim an annual of Hieh School memories. Mrs. Woodruff has very ably assisted in the Art Department of the Cosmos and deserves commendation for her much needed service. Miss Duvernoy also merits our gratitude for her compli¬ ance in giving us information about the graduates and official lists of them. Mr. Seawright was very agreeable in furnishing us envelopes and other material. And Mr. Snyder was as usual so very nice about furnishing caps and gowns for the Senior pictures. Mr. Sherman, as always, proved to be an invaluable aid in cut¬ ting and mounting the pictures and served as the invariable last minute man” in putting out the book. Mr. Moyes, the principal of Sam Houston, has given us his un¬ rivaled cooperation for which we are duly grateful. Let us also give praise to Mrs. MacDougal, who was very helpful in running off bulletins for us. Without this friendly cooperation, the 1935 Cosmos could never be what it is. a ■r (HJa- ' ; j aA 4 Jf Vf r V JVf sX r y 4- ■ IT clh O LuM.£utiA a ■V. fc 7c 6 _ ’ %L fec£j« A .! d T . ' $- rr a ' ' ' 42s g y • 4 m ssztf- -y? ? n s2 t Printers of The 1935 Cosmos SAM HOUSTON HIGH STUDENTS This has been a happy year, one filled with real pleasure and accomplishments. I wish to congratulate you. And, certainly, 1 wish to thank you for the many courtesies shown me, and for the busi¬ ness which you have given me. The privilege of making the Commencement Invitations and Rings for the Class of 1935 is greatlv appreciated, and we hope for the privi¬ lege of manufacturing for future classes of Sam Houston. Contratulations! And, Thank You Lindsey Blayney, Jr. Representing STAR ENGRAVING CO. Houston Compliments EIDSON STUDIO Photographs live forever 1014A CAPITOL AVENUE FAIRFAX 3500 Compliments alcowitxjjrof. ON MAIN AT RUSK One of America s of a REALLY FINE STORES FRIEND % . . . Catering to Men . . . Women and Children OX- Electricity , the modern form of power, lends itself to a variety of purposes. 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