Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1936 volume:

COPYRIGHT THE EDI TOR THE MANAGER THE ARTIST J. F. WOMACK WALTER CARTER DORIS HARRIS 1836 - = • In this celebrated year of 1936 , a year in which every¬ one is commemorating Texas in her one hundred years of progress , many of us will be celebrating our graduation from high school. Some of us will say farewell to school forever , but we shall always have with us the memories of the pleasure and happiness that we have had here at Sam Houston. This book is com¬ piled for the purpose of rep¬ resenting every phase of high school life. The staff sincerely hopes that it may be a source of enjoyment and pleasure in later life as an everlasting me¬ mento of our high school days. In the minds and hearts of the students of Sam Houston High School, he stands for steadfast integrity, for unswerving justice, for high-minded loyalty. With clarity of vision, with constant purpose, with intellectual discernment, he has guided us through our high school years. To our principal, W. J. Moyes, we gratefully dedicate the Cosmos of 1936. 1836 am Suustun JMtglj P!. 21- (iWogee, |3vtnrtpal Houston, ' (Ilcxas ,3ln bibbing farefuell to tlje (Elass of 193G, mao 31 on behalf of tlje faculty express to you our sincere apprecia¬ tion of all ttjat you t|abe bone to npljolb tlje l|onor anb trabitious of Jiattt Houston? ,31t t|as been a pteasure anb a pribilege to fuork futtlj you anb for you- ©nr congratu¬ lations aitb best bnsljes go fuitlj you- JVs you go fort!) to face tire problems of tlje fixture anb to take your places in tlje ranks of tl|ose foljo must figljt tl|e battles tljat must be fcugljt to insure a better anb bop- pier luorlb, may you Ijabe tl|e courage of your conbictions anb tl|e bull to serbe- ay you be loyal, faitljfnl, anb true, Rearing not tlje siren boice of pleasure but only tlje stern call of jRuty- ( :No better abbice can 31 gibe you tljau tljat of olb Polonius to l]is son: fHljis abobe all: 31o tljine obm self be true, JVnb it follolus as tlje nigl|t tlje bay, fUbou canst not be false to ann man.’’ JlfU- 3J- oues- BOOK I. SCHOOL BOOK I I. SPORTS BOOK Ill . ACTIVITIES BOOK V . FAVORITES BOOK V . HUMOR BOOK F . ADVERTISING B O CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL O Central High School, which occupied the site of Sam K Houston High School, was the oldest school in the city of Houston. It was an Academy for Young Ladies be- O fore it became a public high school. It burned in 1919, N E and a new building was erected. 1836 E. E. OBERHOLTZER S UPER INTEND ENT HOUSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1936 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL 1836 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION M n. W. J. Moyes, Principal Mit. G. A. Loescher, Ass ' l Principal Mrs. Elsie S. Anderson, Dean Miss Emma Duvernoy, Registrar Mrs. M. V. McDougal, Secretary ENGLISH ' Atrs. Verna S. Hogan, Chairman of Dept. Miss Verner Benton Miss Bessie Buttery M iss Lillian Carleton Mrs. Alcenia K. Hyman Mrs. Corinne Ireson Miss Louise Leigh Miss Lutie Sue Marks Miss Helen McKenna Miss Drew Black Staggs Mrs. Frances B. Van Tuyl Miss Adele Waggaman Miss Katherine Wood Mrs. Henry H. Yates JOURNALISM Mr. Fred R. Birney SPEECH ARTS Mr. O. Bertram Horne MATHEMATICS Mr. R. J. Jung, Head of Dept. Mr. S. E. Anderson v-Miss Ruth Daugherty Mrs. F. V. McDaniel Mr. C. L. Rawson Miss H. Lel Red dVTiss Jessie Roy Miss Lucy E. Ulmer Mr. W. F. Wilson Miss Eva Winne SCIENCE Tit. S. E. King, Head of Dept. Miss M. Laura Anderson Miss Celina Baldwin Mrs. Margaret Conrad Mrs. E. C. Gates Miss Florence Hicks Mr. Louis Kestenberg Mrs. Edna Wolf Miner Mr. Paul Van Tuyl HISTORY Mr. G. D. Johnson, Head of Dept. Mrs. Ellana E. Ball Mrs. G. M. Brumby Miss Nina Covington Miss Edna Germany Miss Ruth Greeniiill Miss Mildred Hubbard MV liss Charline Lallier VMiss Tharon Thompson Miss Helen Weinberg Miss Anastasia Doyle FRENCH Miss Mildred Hubbard LATIN Miss Cora Pearl Penn, Head of Dept. SPANISH Mr. H. W. South, Head of Dept. u ' Mr. J. R. Hudgings Miss Helen MacMaster Miss Nell Morris Miss Julia Pleasants AIr. Michael Spampinato ITALIAN AIr. AIichael Spampinato GERMAN Mr. Louis Kestenberg Mr. H. W. South HOME EC0N0A1ICS Mrs. Allan H. Kottwitz MMrs. Stuart Mackay M iss Margaret Pearson Mrs. Lucille J. Smith m rs. II. L. Sandel A1ANUAL ARTS AIr. Guy M. Brown Mr. C. Seawright Mr. C. II. Sherman Mr. C. K. Standish PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Ed Duggan ‘•M iss Kathryn Fasnacht Miss Beatrice Lytle Mr. Harold Mickels on ‘■ ' Miss Hilda Purrington Mr. Paul Van Tuyl LIBRARY Miss Portia Owings, Librarian Mrs. Mabel Y. Orman, Ass ' l AIiss Anastasia Doyle, Ass ' l Miss Ruby E. Brown, Ass ' l MUSIC AIrs. Pearl AI. Martin, Vocal Mr. Cedric Seaver, Orchestra Mr. Michael Spampinato, Band ART Mbs. Alice C. Woodruff COMMERCIAL AIr. J. W. Watson, Head of Dept. v Mrs. J. S. Burk Mrs. W. B. Francis AIrs. T. J. Rowzee SENIOR COMMITTEES John Breaker. Hal Weidemeyer. . Mary Sue Bates. .. DANCE CLASS OFFICEBS . . . President Margie Byron. Treasurer Vice-President John Smith. Class Poet . Secretary Kirlicks Knolle. Class Lawyer CLASS MORNING Wallace Ragan. Chairman Kermit Beaiian Dorothy Bradshaw Mildred Dattner Joe Moth Sponsors: Miss Weinberg, Mrs. Sandel Hal Weidemeyer. Chairman Ira Clarkson Margie Byron Lorraine Thompson Virginia Green Sponsors: Miss Hubbard, Miss Thompson, Mrs. Hogan PICNIC Charles Sherman. Chairman Louise Bendall Lawrence Sciiutte Vivienne Haubei.t Richard Jeppeson Sponsors: Mr. IIudgings, Mb. Jung, Miss Roy BANQUET J. B. Bishop. Chairman Dorothy Lehmann John Hueter Helen Pasternak Jack Young FLOWERS Charlotte McMahon. Chairman I ris Brown Virginia Geanakis Jack Doak Ruth Reifschneider Sponsor: Mrs. Sandel MOTTO Charles DeLancey. Chairman Jessie Farris Michael Gaines Frances Garrett Louis Girard COLOR Lillian Shay. Chairman Wanda Lee Kerley B. R. Reynolds Norman East Katherine Smith CLASS NIGHT Paul Carroll. Chairman William Ursprung John Young Lillian Baker Valerie Jetty Sponsors: Mrs. Rowzee, Miss Anderson COMMENCEMENT NIGHT John Smith. Chairman Alice Pearl Stevenson Claude Tabor Lorene Garrison Kenneth Howard Sponsor: Mrs. Miner BACCALAUREATE Alan Buster. Chairman Carden Jenkins Floyd Reitz Helen Ford Jeanette Sepper Sponsor: Mrs. Yates RING J. F. Womack. Chairman Hugh Gibson Walter Carter Mary Sue Bates Natalie Bowers Inez Murph Dorothy Banks INVITATION Edd Miller. Chairman J. O. McPherson Mary Eleanor Df.Lange Lillian Tomek Thelmarie Wolff Iris Harper Mary Ellis Bolling John Breaker. Most Representative Boy Mary Sue Bates. Most Representative Girl Hal Weidemeyer. Most Popular Boy Inez Murph. Most Popular Girl 1936 ABBOTT, DIXIE Library Science Club, ’34, ’35, Spanish Club, ’35. ADAMS, GLEN Elaphians, ’35, ' 36, Pres. Squad Leaders’ Council, ’36. AIKEN, ESSIE LEE (S.S.) Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Color Guard, ’35, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’35, ’36, Sec’y ’36. ALBANESE, PHILIP (S.S.) Tejas English Club, Pres. ’36. ANDERS, DOROTHY January Graduate. ANDERSON, GLADYS Elaphians, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36; Library Science Club, Pres. ' 35, ’36. ANTHONY, MARION Caucus Civics Club, ’36. ARNOLD, JOSEPHINE A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; Civics Club, ’35, ’36. ARRANT, ROBERTA (January Graduate) Elaphians, Treas. ’35, ’36; Drum Bugle, ’34, ’35; Scholastic Clothing, 2nd place, ’34; Black Battalion Beauty, ’34; Sociology Civics Club, Sec’y ’36; Caucus Civics Club, Sec’y ’35. BAARLE, JAMES (S.S.) BAIRD, NORMA Latin Club, ’35, ’36; Civil Forum, Treas. ’35; Esperanto Club, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n ’35. BAKER, CHAUNCEY January Graduate. BAKER, LILLIAN Scholarships, ’34, ’35, ’36; Student Rep., ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’34; Johnson’s Civics Club, Sec’y ’35. BANKS, DOROTHY Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36, Capt. Co. A. BARKER, WOODROW Caucus Civics Club, ’35, ’36. BARNETT, DON, (January Graduate) Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. BARR, RHEA BASS, PEARLE Latin Club, ’32; Latin Tournament, ’32; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35; Public Speaking Club, ’34. BATES, MARY SUE Sophomore Supreme Council, ’34; Cosmos Staff, ’34, Editor ’35, Associate Editor ’36; Elaphians, Pres. ’35, ’36; Sec’y Senior Class, ’36; Senior Cabinet, ’36; Interscholastic Meet, Latin ’33, ’34, English Essay ’35. BATES, MILDRED January Graduate. BATTAGLIA, PAUL (S.S.) BAUERLE, ALINE Style Show, National Teachers Convention, 35; Red Cross Certificate, ’34; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. BAUTSCII, E. J. The Forum Civics Club, ’35, ’36; The Philanthro¬ pists Civics Club, ’36. BAYLOR, WINNIE LEE (January Graduate) “Aegionians,” Pres. ’35; “Birney Hustlers,” Vice- Pres. ’35; Choral Club, ’35; Girls Chorus, ’35; Aegis Staff, ’35. BEAHAN, KERMIT (S.S.) Football Capt. ’35, Letterman, ’34, ’35; Centennial Civics Club, Vice-Pres. ’36. BEIL, JOHN Weinberg Civics Club, ’36. BELTZ, HATTIE German Club, ’35, ’36; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. BENDALL, LOUISE Debate Alternate, ’34, Capt. ’35; Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Scholarships, ’34, ’35, ’36; Student Ass ' n, ’34, ’35; Cosmos Staff, Humor Editor ’35; Aegis Staff, ’35, ’36; French Club, ’35; Au Courant, ’35. BENNETT, ANNA BETTE Drum Bugle, ’34, ’35, ’36; Girls Chorus, ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, ’36. BENTLEY, JESSE LEE Desha’s Flock, Pres. ’36; Architectural Team, ’35, Debate Club, ’35; Dramatics, ’36. BERMAN, DOROTHY Progressive Civics Club, Sec’y ’36. BERRYMAN, BETTY (S.S.) Orchestra, ’33, ’34; Choral Club, ’33, ’34, ’35, 36. BERTHOLD, BOBBIE (S.S.) Orchestra, ’33, ’34, ’35. BERTIN, PAUL Greenliill Civics Club, Pres. ’35, ’36. BERTRAM, MARIE Choral Club, ’35, ’36; Library Science Club, ’34. BEST, FLOY Girl Reserves, ’34, ’35; Sociology Civics Club, ’35, ’36. 1836 :i936: BEYER, FRED R.O.T.C., ’34, ’35, ’36; Desha’s Flock, ’36. B l LB RAY, CHARLES (S.S.) BISHOP, J. B. Esperanto Club, ’36; H.H.H.1L Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Biology Club, ’33, ’34; French Club, ’35, ’36; Chess Club, ’35; Spanish Club, ’35. BIST ROW, ELVIN BLACK, LAURENCE (January Graduate) Aegis, Editor ’35. BLALOCK, HELEN January Graduate. BLOOMFIELD, ETHEL Scholarship, ’34, ’35; Lambda Sigma Alpha, Treas. ’35, ’36; Esperantoj Tigroj, Treas. ’35, ’36; S.R.C. 2 Club, ’36; Spanish Club, ’34, ’35. BOEDECKER, HELEN (S.S.) German Club, ’35, ’36; Speech Arts Club, ’36; Library Science Club, ’34, ’35, ’36. BOLLING, MARY ELLIS Elaphians, ’34, ’35, ’36; French Club, ’35; Es¬ peranto Club, ’35, ’36; Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’34, ’35, ’36; Interscholastic Drawing Contest, ’35. ROTTER A, AGNES BOTTS, HARRY Civics Club, ’34, ’35. BOUNDS, IRENE Progressive Civics Club, ’36. BOWDEN, DE WITT Choral Club, ’36. BOWERS, NATALIE Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36, Sgt. ’35, ’36; Elaphi¬ ans, ’34, ’35, ’36, Vice-Pres. ’35, ’36; Etta Kelt Riding Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; Aegis, ’35; Students Ass’n, ’35, ’36; Faire La Noce Club, ’35; Dramatics Club, ’34; Last Hour Civics Club, ’34. BOYD, RAY Johnson’s Flock, ’35; Dramatics Club, ’36. BOYNTON, MARTHA ELLEN Aegis Advertising Manager, ’35; Red Cross Cer¬ tificate, ’34. BRADSHAW, DOROTHY Black Battalion Drum Bugle, Corporal Drill Master, ’33, ’34; Captain ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’33, ’34, ’35; Aegis Representative, ' 33, ’34, ’35. BRADY, WILLIAM (S.S.) BREAKER, JOHN President, Senior Class, ’.‘56: Football Team, ’.I!); H.H.H.H. Civics Club, President; Track Team, ’36; Cosmos Stall ' . ’36; Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’36; Schol¬ arships, ’34, ’35, ’36. BRILL, HARRY Hockey Team, ’35. BRINKMAN, CABL (S.S.) BROWN, IRIS Drum Bugle, ’34, ’35, Top Sgt. Drillmaster ’36, First Sgt. Bugler; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36; Girls Chorus, ’36. BROWN, JACK (S.S.) Tejas Club, ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35, ’36. BROWN, LEONARD R.O.T.C. ’35, ’36; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35. BRUCE, MARION (S.S.) Library Science Club, ’35; Student Librarian, ’35; Red Cross Certificate, ’35. BUCSANYI, MARGARET A.R.T. Club, ’36; Library Science Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; German Club, ’34, ’35; Civics Club, ’36. BUSH, MAYTHEL Civics Club, ’35, ’36. BUSTER, ALAN R.O.T.C. Officers Club, ’35, ’36; Latin Team, ’34, ’35, R.O.T.C. Major, ’35, ’36; Latin Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; R.O.T.C. Non-Comm. Club, ’36; Scholarships, ’34, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36. BUTLER, CORINNE Girls Junior Council, ’35; French Club, ’35. BYRN,YERDA Red Cross Certificate, ’34; Girls Chorus, ’35; Twen¬ tieth Century Civics Club, ’35. BYRON, MARGIE Drum Bugle, ’34, ’35, ’36; Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’33, ’35; Treasurer Senior Class, ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, Pres. ’36. CADE, JANE Sodalitas Latina, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Civile Forum Civics Club, ’35; Lone Star Civics Club, ’36; Biol¬ ogy Club, ’34. CAESAR, LEO E. R.O.T.C. Band, Second Lt. ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. CALDWELL, ADDIE LEE January Graduate. CANESSA, ELEANORA Italian Club, ’33, ’34, ’35; Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. CARGILL, VIRGINIA LEE Aegis, ’34, ’35, ’36, Adv. Mgr. ’35, Bus. Mgr. ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, ’36. 1936 j CARL, JUANITA January Graduate. CARLIN, WINSTON Aegis Staff, ’35; R.O.T.C., ’35. CARLISLE, GORDON (January Graduate) Hockey Team, ’36; Donkey Tonks Civics Club, ’35; Rengal Civics Club, ’34; Oratio Artiste Club, ’35, ’36. CARROLL, PAUL R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36: Ratio Nationlists Civics Club, ’35: Centennial Civics Club, ’36; Senior Council, ’36. CARTER, WALTER Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; R.O.T.C. Officers Club, ’36; S.R.C. 2 Civics Club; R.O.T.C. Non-Comin. Club, ’35. CAUSEY, CLED1E (January Graduate) Speech Arts Club, ' 35, ’36; Future Voters of Ameri¬ ca, ’35, ’36. CERVANTE, JOE (S.S.) CHAPMAN, CHESTER CHUDLEIGH, LYDIA Library Science Club, Vice-Pres. ’35, ’36; A.R.T. Club, Sec’y ’36; Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Spanish Club, ’35. CLARK, JOE MARIE Aegis Staff, ’35; Johnsonian Civics Club, ’33, ’34; Library Science Club, ’35, ’36; Melody Maids Music Club, ’34, ’35. CLARKSON, IRA Latin Club, ’33, ’34, ’35; French Club, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36; R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34. CLARY, RUTH (January Graduate) Weinberg Civics Club, Sec’y, ’35. CLAY, A. W. Future Voters of America, ’35, ’36. CLAYTON, FLOYD Philanthropists Civics Club, ’36. COFFEY, MALVIN (S.S.) Yell Leader, ’34, ’35; Choral Club, Treas. ’36; Greenhilt Civics Club, Vice-Pres. ' 34. COHEN,FLORENCE Aegis Staff, Club Editor, ’35, ’36; Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. COLRURN, WILMER COLE, VIOLA SUE Weinberg Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’34, ’35; Squad Leader Council, ’35; Girl Reserves, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’35. COLE, WILLIE BELLE Desha’s Flock, Sec’y ’35; Lone Star Civics Club, ’36; Student, Ass’n, ’35, ’36. COLLIER, LULA Girl Reserves, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35; Centennial Civics Club, ’36. COLVILLE, JIM Future Voters of America Civics Club, ’35. CONTREROS, NICK January Graduate. CORLEY, OSA COSTON, WALTER (S.S.) Sgt. R.O.T.C., ’34, ’35, ’36; Horne’s Herd, ’36. COYM, FRED (S.S.) Civics Club, ’35, ’36. COYLE, MARIAN Senior Council, ’36; Esperanto Club, ’36; Civics Club, ’36. CRADDOCK, JAMES Greenhill Civics Club, ’36; Oratio Artiste Club, ’35. CRANE, A. B. CRAWFORD, ELIZABETH Girls Chorus, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’36. CRITTENDEN, HARRY Student Ass’n, ’35, ’36; Civics Club, ’35, ’36. CROSBY, GWENDOLYN Civics Club, ’35, ’36. CUNNINGHAM, BILL R.O.T.C. ’34, ’35, ’36; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35; Greenhill Civics Club, ’36. CUTAIA, MARY LOUISE Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. CUTAIA, MIKE DAILEY, ELIZABETH Choral Club, ’36; Spanish Club, ’35; Student Ass’n ’33, ’34; Junior Citizens Club, ’36. DALLAS, FRED Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. ’35, ’36; French Club, Pres. ’35, ’36; Caucus Club, Vice-Pres. ’35, ’36. 1836 DALZELL, HARRISON (S.S.) DATTNER, MILDRED Etta Kelt Riding Club, ’34, ’35, Sec’y Treas. ’34, ’35; Elaphians, Sec’y ’35, ’36; Civics Forum, ’35; Lone Star Civics Club, Sec’y Treas. ’36; Studenl Ass’n, ’35. DAVID, ELSIE (S.S.) Twentieth Century Civics Club, ’35; S.R.C. 2 Club, ’36. DAVIDSON, ROY R.O.T.C., ’35, ’36; Future Voters of America Civics Club, Pres. ’35, ’36; Tiger Speech Club, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’35, ’36. DAVIS, SARINA (January Graduate) Girl Reserves, ’34; Student Ass’n ’35; Centennial Civics Club, ’36. DeLANCEY, CHARLES R.O.T.C., 2nd Lt. ’35, ’36; Latin Club, ’33, ’34, ’35, Sec’y ’35; Latin Essay Interscholastic Meet, ’34. DeLANGE, MARY ELEANOR Black Rattalion, Capt. ’34, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36, Sec’y. DE LA PORTILLA, VICTORIA Progressive Civics Club, ’36. DEWEY, EVERETT Greenhill Civics Club, ’35; Lone Star Civics Club, ’36; Choral Club, ’36. DICKERMAN, TERESA (S.S.) A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36. DOAK, JACK R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Philanthropists Civics Club, ’36. DODGE, CORWIN Football Squad, ’33, Letterman ’34, Mgr. ’35; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35. DOHERTY, FRANCES Choral Club, ’35, ’36; Civics Club, ’35, ’36. D OLIVE, HARRY R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Latin Club, ’33, ’34; German Club, ’35, ’36; Senator Johnson’s Demo¬ crats, ’35. DOOLAN, DOROTHY DOWD, CATHERINE (S.S.) Rlack Battalion, ’34, ’35; Latin Club, ’34, ’35; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. DRYDEN, FRANK DUPUY, MURIEL A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; Library Science Club, ’34, ’35. EAST, NORMAN Latin Club, ’33, ’34, ’35; R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35; Tiger Speech Club, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36. ELKINS, LAWRENCE S.R.C. 2 Club, ’35; Twentieth Century Civics Club, ’36; Speech Arts Club, ’35; R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt., ’35, ’36. ELLZEY, DOROTHY Progressive Civics Club, ’36. ELSKES, LELA ENGELRRECHT, CONSTANCE Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certifi¬ cate, ’35. ESPINOSA, REUBEN Italian Club, ’34, ’35; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. EVANS, ELEANOR (S.S.) FARQUHAR, FLOYD January Graduate. FARROW, MARJORIE FEGTER, MILDA Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. FEINSTEIN, SERA (S.S.) H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36; German Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; Oratio Artiste Club, ’36; Johnsonian Civics Club, ’34, ’35. FELDT, SAM (S.S.) FERRARA, BESSIE Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Greenhill Civics Club, ’36; Interscholastic Art Contest, ’34. FOLEY, FLORITA Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35, ’36. FOBD, HELEN FLOBENCE Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; French Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; S.R.C. 2 , ’36. FOREMAN, OSCAR R.O.T.C., ’34; Weinberg Civics Club, ’36. FOSTER, THOMAS Orchestra, ’34, ’35, ’36; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. 1836 FOX, DORIS . 1936 FRANK, MARY JOYCE Civile Forum Club. ’35; Aegis Staff, Adv. Mgr. ’35; News Reporter, ’35, ’36. GAINES, MICHAEL Lone Star Civics Club, ’36; Ice Hockey Team, ’36; Football Team, Mgr. ’34; Senior Cabinet, ’36. GARDNER, CURTIS (S.S.) R.O.T.C. ’34, ’35, ’36. GARDNER, VELMA LEE Red Cross Certificate, ’35; Girls Chorus, ’35; Aegis Staff, Circulation, ’36; Basketball Team, ’36. GARNER, ELAINE (S.S.) Red Cross Certificate, ’35. GARRETT, FRANCES Aegis Staff, Humor Editor ’34, ’35; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’35, ’36; Cosmos Staff, Typist ’36; McCormick Journalistic Club, ’34, ’35, Sec’y ’34. GARRISON, LORENE Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Lone Star Civics Club, ’36; Spanish Club, ’34, ’35. GEANAKIS, VIRGINIA Spanish Club, Sec’y Treas. ’34, ’35; Bed Cross Certificate, ’35. GEISELMAN, W. J. (January Graduate) Football Team, ’35; Happy Hour Civics Club, Pres. ’35; Ice Hockey Team, ’34, ’35; Choral Club, ’34, ’35, ’36. GIBSON, GEORGE Johnsonian Civics Club, Vice-Pres. ’35; Student Ass’n, ’35. GIRALA, ANTHONY Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Johnsonian Civics Club, ’35. GIRARD, LOUIS Hockey Team, ’34, ’35, ’36; R.O.T.C., Capt. ’35; Senator Johnson’s Democrats, ’36; Tennis Team, ’36. GODINEZ, ESTHER GOLDBERG, JANET Aeg is, ’36, Reporter, Public Speaking Club, ’34; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. GRAHAM, LAUREL JEAN Anchor Club, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Johnson Civics Club, ’36; Tejas English Club, ’36. GREEN, VIRGINIA Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36. GRIMMET, LUCILLE French Club, ’34; Civics Club, ’35; Squad Leaders Council, ’36. GUZZETTA, JOE (S.S.) Weinberg Civics Club, ’35; Greenhill Civics Club, ’36. . ■ - ■X HACKWORTH, MARY PEARL Eia phians, ’34, ’35; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35; Philanthropists Civics Club, ’36, Sec’y. HAGAN, VIRGINIA Centennial Civics Club, ’36; Drum Bugle, ’34, ’35; Choral Club, ’36; Girls Chorus, ’36. HALL, GLYN HAMILTON, DORIS Weinberg Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HAMM, JEWEL Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HANSEN, VERA LUCILLE Student Ass’n, ’33, ’34; Civics Club, ’34; Speech Arts Club, ’35, ’36. HARDY,ELEANOR Black Battalion, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Red Cross First Aid Club, ’35. HARPER, IRIS Etta Kett Riding Club, ’34, ’35, ’36, Vice-Pres.; Centennial Civics Club, Sec’y ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’33. HARPER, W. D. HARRIS, DORIS Cosmos Staff, Art Editor ’36; Library Science Club, Light Bearer ’34, ’35, ’36; A.R.T. Club, Pres. ’35, ’36; Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Latin Inter- scholastic Contest, ’35. HARRIS, EFFIE Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HARRIS, THAIS A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Cosmos Staff, Proofreader ’36. HART, BERNICE Rlack Battalion, ’35, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’35; Philanthropists Civics Club, ’36. HART, GWENDOLYN Eiaphians, ’35, ’36; Au Courant, ’35. HARVEY, MAURINE Centennial Civics Club, ’35. HASSLER, ZELMA HASTINGS, GEORGE R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34; Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Tiger Speech Club, ’36. HATFIELD, DOROTHY Choral Club, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’35; Girls Chorus, ’36. 1836 1936 HAUBELT, VIVIENNE Scholarship, ’33, ’34, ’35; A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; German Club, ’35, ’36. HAZELWOOD, MEBNIE Orchestra, ’35; Library Science Club, ’35, ’36. HECHT, LOUIS January Graduate. HEESCHE, WERNER (January Graduate) German Club, ’35, ’36. HELTON, JACK Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Choral Club, ’33, ’34, ’35. HENNING, MARIE Lex Fraternites Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HERREN, A. J., JR. (January Graduate) Greenhill Civics Club, ’36; Football, ’35. HESS, CARL Scholarships, ’34, ’35, ’36; Senior Council, ’36. HIRIART, SIDNEY (S.S.) Aegis, Circulation ’36, Adv. Stall ’36; Senator Johnson ' s Civics Club, ’36. HIRSCH, IRMA January Graduate. HIRSCH, ROSETTA Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HITE, CLARA Elaphians, ’34, ’35, ’36; Au Courant, ’34, ’35; Civics Forum, ’35, ’36: Red Cross Certificate, ’35. HODGES, HAROLD (S.S.) HOLT, ORREN HOOP, ROSEMAE Johnson Civics Club, ’35. HORTON, EARL Chief Yell Leader, ’35, ’36; Track, ’33. HOWARD, KENNETH Centennial Civics Club, ’36. HOWARD, ROY E. Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HOWLAND, MILDRED Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Centennial Civics Club, ’36. HOY, HAZEL Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HUDNALL, OREN (S.S.) Civics Club, ’35, ’36. HUETER, JOHN Thalia Dramatics Club, ’36; Senator Johnson’s Democrats, ’35; Hi-Y, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’34. HUME, ELBURN Future Voters of America Civics Club, Pres. ’35; Hi-Y, ’36. HUTCHINSON, ANNETTE Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Civil Forum Civics Club, ' 35, ’36. INGELS, RUTH MAE A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; Cosmos Staff, ’36; Progres¬ sive Civics Club, ’36; French Club, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n ’35; Tennis Club, ’35. INNES, VALERA Black Battalion, ’33, ’34; Johnsonian Civics Club, ’35. JACKOWSKI, LUCILLE Greenhill Civics Club, ’35. JANES, EUGENE January Graduate. JANISCH, ISABELL Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Black Battalion, ’35, ’36; Girl Reserves, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36. JEHN, LEONIE JENKINS, CARDEN LAMAR Scholarship, ’35, ’36; Esperanto Club, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’36. JEPPESEN, RICHARD R.O.T.C., First Lt. ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Johnson Civics Club, ’35; Student Ass’n, ’34; “Printer’s Devil,’’ Business Mgr. ’35, ’36. JESSEE, RICHARD JETTY, VALERIE Caucus Civics Club, ’35; S.R.C. 2 Civics Club, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’35, ’36. JOHNSON, CHARLES January Graduate. JOHNSON, T. C. R.O.T.C. ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Johnson Civics Club, ’35; Tiger Speech Club, ’35, ’36. 1836 JOHNSON, W. P. S.R.C.2 Club, ’36. 1936 JONES, BOB Pan-American Club, ’36. JONES, EDWARD Johnson Civics Club, ’34; Tennis Club, ’35. JONES, ELIZABETH (S.S.) Red Cross Certificate, ’36; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. KAPLAN, MARCIA Melody Maids Music Club, Dramatics Club, ’33, ’34; Caucus Civics Club, ’34, ’35; Girl Reserves, ’32, ’33; Cosmos Rep., ’36. KEATING, EDITH Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Choral Club, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Latin Club, ’34. KEENER, MARGUERITE Library Science Club, ’34, ’35; Red Cross Cerlili- cate, ’35. KEITH, W. T. Greenhill Civics Club, ’35; Caucus Civics Club, ’36; Good English Club, ’33, ’34. KERLEY, WANDA LEE (S.S.) Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club; Lone Star Civics Club, ’36. KIEFER, CHARLES (S.S.) KIHNEL, MYRTLE (S.S.) Red Cross Certificate, ’36. KITCHER, JO Drum Bugle Corps, ’34, ’35, ’36; Baritone Bugle Sergeant, ’35, ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. KLINE, JACK Orchestra, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Band, ’35, ’36. KLINGER, SOL Lambda Sigma Alpha, Vice-Pres. ’34, ’35, ’36; German Club, ’34, ’35; Student Ass’n, ’34, ’35; Progressive Civics Club, ’36. KNOFF, LEON (S.S.) Lex Veternas Civics Club, ’34; Lone Star Civics Club, ’35; Track, ’33. KNOLLE, KIRLICKS Debate, ’34, ’35, ’36; Weinberg Civics Class, ’35, ’36; Senior Class Lawyer, ’36. KUNZ, WALTER Orchestra, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36. LABOUSEUR, JOHN R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36. LANDURETH, GEORGE Caucus Civics Club, ’35, ’36. LANDURETH, LEWIS LANINGHAM, R1LLIE C. Interscholastic Meet, Foods, Second Place ’34; Library Science Club, ’34; Caucus Civics Club, ’35; Last Hour Civics Club, ’35. LASSITER, NATHAN Riology Club, ’34. LEE, GRACE (S.S.) LEE, MICKEY (S.S.) Civics Club, ’34. LEHMANN, DOROTHY German Club, ' 35, ’36; Johnsonian Civics Club, ’35; Scholarships, ’33, ’34, ’36; Life Saving Certificate, ’34; A R T. Club, ’36. LEITCH, JOHN V. Latin Club, ’34, ’35; Civics Club, ’36. LEMMON, DORIS Red Cross Certificate, ’36, Senator Johnson’s Dem¬ ocrats, ’35; Y.M.C.A. Raseball Team, ’35. LEWIS, HOWARD Greenhill Civics Club, ’36; Aegis Staff, ’36. LEWIS, JAMES L. R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36. LOVE, T. C. R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’35, ’36. LUCE, WALTER (S.S.) Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Weinberg’s Civics Club, ’36. MAGEE, GARVIN (January Graduate) Caucus Civics Club, ’35, ’36. MALITZ, MILDRED Weinberg Civics Club; Spanish Club, ’35. MANN, LETHA (S.S.) La I in Club, ’35, ’36; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35. MARLEY, ROWENA January Graduate. MARTIAL, VIVIAN Civics Club, ’35; Library Science Club, ’35, ’36 1836 MARTINEZ, ELVIRA MASON, LEOTA (S.S.) Senator Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. MASSEY, BROMAN MASSEY, PAUL (S.S.) R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Johnson Civics Club, ’35. MAYER, DOROTHY (January Graduate) Black Battalion, ’33, ’34, ’35. McCALLUM, LA VERNE (S.S.) Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36. McELFRESH, MIRIAM A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; Library Science Club, ’34, ’35; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ' 36; Interscholastic Art, ’35. McMAHON,CHARLOTTE Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Etta Kett, Riding Club, Pres. ’35, ’36; Junior Beauty, ’35; Song Leader, ’35; Interscholastics, ’34; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35, Sec’y. McPherson, j. o. (S.s.) Caucus Civics Club, Sec’y ’35, Vice-Pres. ’36; Foot¬ ball, Ass’t Mgr. ’34, Halfback ’35. METTKE, MARJORIE (January Graduate) Scholarship, ’33; Sociologists, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’35. MIKS, CLAUDE E. MILLER, EDD Student Ass’n, ’33, ’34, ’35; Sodalitas Latina, ’33, ’34; Debate Team, ’35, ’36, Capt. ’36; Scholarship, ’34; German Club, ’35, ’36; Desha’s Flock, ’35; R.O.T.C., ’34, ’35. MINTER, GEORGE R.O.T.C., ’35, ’36; Twentieth Century Civics Club, ’35. MOELLER, MARGARET (S.S.) Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Latin Club, ’34. MOLBERT, LOIS Desha’s Flock Civics Club, ’35, Covington Civics Club, ’36. MONCRIEF, JACK B. R.O.T.C., ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Orchestra, ’33; Band, ’34. MOON, MARY (January Graduate) Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Flag Bearer of Black Battalion Flag, ’35, ’36; Fraternus Civics Club, Sec’y ’35; Au Courant Club, ’34, ’35; Girls Chorus, ’35. MORGAN, NATHANIEL Caucus Civics Club, ’35. MORGAN, NELDA (January Graduate) Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Drum Bugle Corps, ’34, ’35; Sociologists Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Students Ass’n, ’34; Scholarships, ’33, ’34, ’35. MOTH, JOE Spanish Club, ’34, ’35; German Club, ’36; Senator Johnson’s Democrats, ’36. MUERY, LOUIS Public Speaking Club, ’35; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. MUERY, MINALEE Latin Club, ’34; French Club, Treas. ’35; Caucus Civics Club, ’35. MURPH, INEZ Black Battalion, Top Flag Sgt. ’34, ’35, ’36; Etta Kelt Riding Club, ’35, ’36; Student Ass ' n ' 34; Most Popular Sophomore, ’34. MURRAY, ANNIE BESS Oratio Artiste, ’36. MYERS, EDNA MAE Greenhill Civics Club, ’35; Speech Arts Club, Treas. ’35, ’36. NAGORKA, CLARENCE (S.S.) H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36. NASH, DOLLIE January Graduate. NEILON, MARCELLA Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. NENTWIG, BRUNO NICHOLS, GRACE Elaphians, ’34, ’35, ’36, Treas. ’36; H.H.H.H. Civ¬ ics Club, ’35, ’36; Home Management Club, ’34; Library Science Club, ’35. NIELSEN, JOYCE Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. NOWELL, EVA MAE (S.S.) H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36; A.R.T. Club, ’35; Girl Builders, ’34, ’35. OLIVE, WANDE FAE January Graduate. ORMAN, W. KENNETH Senior Cabinet, ’36; Latin Club, Treas. ’34; Green- hill Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Hi-Y, ’34; Esperanto Club, ’35. OVERSTREET, WAYNE (S.S.) Civics Club, ’35, ’36. OWEN, WILLARD Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Orchestra, ’35. 1836 1936 PAPPAS, APHRODITE Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. PARKER, ANNIE Girl Reserves, ’34, ’35; Fraternus Civics Club, ’35; Happy Hour Club, ’35; Speech Arts Club, ’35. PARKER, MARJORIE Latin Club, ’34; L ibrary Science, ' 34; Red Cross Certificate, ’36. PASTERNAK, HELEN Debate Team, ’34, ’35, ’36; Thalia Dramatics Club, ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’35. PATTERSON, MARY FRANCES Elaphian, ’34, ’35, ’36; Civile Forum, ’34, ’35; Library Science, ’34, ’35; Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. PAYNE, GERALDINE Drum Bugle Corps, ' 33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Tenor Bugler Sgt., ’35. PECH, EILEEN January Graduate. PEET, NICK (January Graduate) PEREZ, NINFA (S.S.) PEREZ. RAYMOND (S.S.) Hi-Y, ’36; Caucus Club, ’35; Progressive Civics Club, ’36. PERKINS, ALLEN J. (January Graduate) Hi-Y, Sec’y, ’34, ’35; Greenhill Proteges, Caucus Civics Club, ’35. PERKINS, J. W. PERKINS, MARGARET Weinberg Civics Club, ’36; Home Nursing Certifi¬ cate, ’34, ’35. PEVEHOUSE, MARGARETTE Red Cross Certificate, ’34; Leaders Council, ’36; Senator Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. POHL, PAULINE Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Girl Reserves, ’34. POLLAN, HOMER Hockey Team, ’35, ’36; Senator Johnson ' s Demo¬ crats, ’35; Weinberg Civics Club, ’36. POULTER, WILLIS (January Graduate) Sociologists Civics Club, Pres. ’35; Caucus Civics; Club, Yice-Pres. ’35. POWELL, BILL Football, ’35. PROVENZANO, MARIE Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certifi¬ cate, ’34. PROVENZANO, PAUL JOHN January Graduate. PRUITT. ANNA (S.S.) Caucus Civics Club, ’35, ’36. PRYZANT, MARGARET Library Science Club, ’33, ’34, ’35; Lone Star Civics Club, ’35, ’36. PYLE, EDITH (S.S.) Drum Rugle, Tenor Sgt. ’35, ’36; Red Cross Cer¬ tificate, ’35. RAGAN, WALLACE Yell Leader. ’35, ’36; Centennial Civics Club, Pres. ’35, ’36; Basketball Team, ’35, ’36. RAY, JEAN Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’35; Philanthropists Civics Club, ’36. RAY, NAOMA (S.S.) Johnson Civics Club, ’36. REED, PHIL (S.S.) Caucus Club, ’35; Orchestra, ’35. REED, RALPH REIFSCHNEIDER, RUTH Choral Club, ’35, ’36; Civics Club, ’35, ’36. REYA LDS, B. R“T JR. Hi-Y, ’34, ’35, ’36; Johnson Civics Club, ’35; Green- bill Civics Club, ’36; B sketJ US uad, (Tiger Speech Arts Club, ’35 fl RHODES, WILMA Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Aegis, Circulation ’35; Cosmos, Circulation ’36. RICHARDSON, DOROTHY Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Au Courant, ’35; Fraternus Civics Club, ’35; German Club, ’35, ’36. RIGBY, LA VON RION, MARY LUCILLE Aegis, Humor Editor ’35, ’36. RITZEN, IRMGARD Girl Reserves, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36, Sec’y Treas; German Club, ’35. 1836 RIVERA, BEN 1936 ROBERTSON, DOROTHY (S.S.) Red Cross Certificate, ’35. ROBICHEAUX, GLADYS Black Battalion, ’35, ’36. ROBINSON, HARRY Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36. RODENBURG, DICK (January Graduate) Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’35. ROGERS, BUNA Red Cross First Aid Club, ’35; Centennial Civics Club. ’35, ’36. ROMANO, ALBERT Greenhill Civics Club, ’35. ROMANO, JOSEPH ROOS, ROBERT Library Science Club, ’35; Senator Johnson’s Dem¬ ocrats, ’35; Speech Arts Club, ’35. ROSENBAUM, EVELYN (January Graduate) Fraternus Civics Club, ’35; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’35. ROSENCRANZ, SELMA Italian Medal Winner, ’35; Black Battalion, ’34, ’35; Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Italian Club, ’35. RUDY, MOE R.O.T.C. ’35, ’36; Interscholastic Typing Team, ’35, ’36; French Club, ’34, ’35, 36, Vice-Pres. ’35, ’36; Esperanto Club, ’35, ’36, Sec’y. RUSSELL, HENRY RUSSELL, KATHERINE Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36. RUTLAND, MAURICE Johnson Civics Club, ’34. SALGE, ERNEST SAMPLE, CHARLES Centennial Civics Club, ’36. SANTARCANGELO, MARY Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36; Red Cross Certifi¬ cate, ’35. SAVAGE, T. C. (S.S.) SCHEEF, RICHARD Orchestra, ’35, ’36; R.O.T.C. Band, ’35, ’36. SCHEFFER, WALLACE Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. SCHROEDER, VIETTE Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’34, ’35, ’36; Choral Club, ’35; Student Ass’n, ’33, ’34; Library Science Club, 35. SCHULTE, BILLY (January Graduate) Ice Hockey Team, ’33, ’34, ’35, Bus. Mgr. ’34, Capt. ’35. SCHUMANN, MARGERY Interscholastic Clothing Meet, ’34; Civics Forum, ’35; Tennis Club, ’34. SCHUTTE, LAWRENCE Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’35, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’36; Nat’l Athletic Society, ’35; Football, ’35; Basketball, ’35, ’36; Letterman, Track ’36. SCHWING. KENNETH January Graduate. SEEFELD, ELIZABETH SELLE, RUSSELL Johnson’s Democrats, ’35. SEPPER, JEANETTE Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. SHAHEEN, DRUCILLA SHANNON, LEO (January Graduate) Tiger Speech Club, ’36; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35. SHAY, LILLIAN Au Courant, ’34; Sociology Civics Club, ’35; Cos¬ mos Senior Beauty, ’35. SHEINBERG, MORRIS H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36; Ratio Nationists Club, ’35, Vice-Pres.; Choral Club, ’35, ’36. SHEPPARD, ESMA NORMA Sam Houston Dramatic Club, ’34; Lex Fraturnatas Civics Club, ’35; Lone Star Civics Club, ’36. SHEPPERD, HELEN H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36. SHERMAN, CHARLES (January Graduate) Ice Hockey Team, ’35; Football Squad, ’35; Desha ' s Flock Civics Club, ’35; Student Ass’n, ’35. 1836 1936 SHERMAN, TOMMY Progressive Civics Club, ’36; Senator Johnson’s Democrats, ’35; Hockey Team, ’35. SHIELDS, MAURINE K . N SHUPTRINE, JOE IIULBERT (S.S.) Civic Civitae, Vice-Pres. ’35. SILVESTER, CELIO (S.S.) Junior Citizens Civics Club, ’36; R.O.T.C. ’36. SIGEL, HARRY (S.S.) R.O.T.C., ’34, ’35, ’36; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, ’35, ’36. SIMPSON, SHIRLEY Anchor Club, ’35, ’36; Oralio Artiste, ’35; Green- hill Civics Club, ’34; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35; Library Science Club, ’34. SLOTWINSEI, ALBINA (S.S.) Weinberg Civics Club, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’35. SMITH, HELEN Anchor Club, ’35, ’36; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35; Leaders’ Council, Capt., ’35. SMITH, IMOGENE SMITH, JOHN Latin Interscholastic, ’34, ’35; Latin Club, Pres. ’36; Esperanto Club, ’35; H.H.H.IJ. Civics Club, ’36; Cosmos Stair, Class Editor ’36; Scholarships, ’34, ’35, ’36. SMITH, KATHERINE Greenhill Civics Club, ’36. SMITH, LEON R.O.T.C., ’34, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, ’36. SMITH, L. J. (S.S.) SMITH, MARY ETHEL Black Battalion, ’35, ’36; H.II.II.II. Civics Club, ’35, ’36. SMITH, THOMAS Weinberg Civics Club, ’36. SPRADLEY, HELEN Weinberg Civics Club, ’36; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. STASTA, LILLIAN Greenhill Civics Club, Sec’y ’35; Dramatic Club, ’35; Choral Club, ’35, ’36. STEACY, JEFF Progressive Civics Club, ’36; McCormick Journal¬ ism Club, ’35. STEELE, ELIZABETH Debate, ’34; F.V.A. Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Cosmos, ’36; Latin Club, ’33, ’34. STEHR, JEAN Anchor Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. STEPHENSON, ALICE PEARL First Aid Club, ’35; Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. STEWART, JOHN R.O.T.C., Second Lt. ’35, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’35. STEWART, MARTHA (S.S.) Au Courant, ’35; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’36. STRATTON, ALVIN R.O.T.C., Band, ’34, ’35, ’36; First Speech Arts Club, ’35, STRICKLIN, WILLIAM TABOR, CLAUDE E. R.O.T.C. Non-Comm. Officers Club, ’34, ’35; Don- ky Tonk Civics Club, ’34; Aegis, ’35. TELSCHOW, SELMA Lambda Sigma Alpha, ’34, ’35, ’36. TERPE, FLORENCE TERPE, MARGARET Weinberg Civics Club, ’36; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. THACKER, NORMA Etta Kett Riding Club, ’34, ’35, ’36. THOMPSON, LORRAINE Choral Club, ’34, ’35, ’36, Sec’y ’35, ’36; Girls Cho¬ rus, ’35, ’36; Home Nursing Certificate, ’34; John¬ sonian Civics Club, ’35. THURSTON, EDITH A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; P.T.A. Scholarship, Piano, ’35; Spanish Club, ’34, ’35; Esperanto Club, ’36; Civile Forum, ’35. TILOTTA, TONY Centennial Civics Club, ’35, ’36. TODD, CORDELIA (S.S.) Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36. TOMEK, LILLIAN Black Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36; Sgt. Texas Flag; Etta Kett Riding Club, ’35, ’36; Elaphians, ’35, ’36; Scholarship, ’35; Thalia Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. ’35. 1836 TREADWELL, EVA TUFFLY, MARY ELLEN 1936 TULLY, NELL Aegis Staff, ’35, ’36; Library Science Club, ’35. TULLY, WOFFORD January Graduate. TURLEY, EMMY LOU Rlack Battalion, ’34, ’35, ’36, Library Science Club, ’33, ’34. TURNER, GILBERT (January Graduate) Caucus Civics Club, ’35. TWIFORD, LEON Johnson Civics Club, ’35; Choral Club, ’35, ’36. URSPRUNG, WILLIAM Football Squad, ’33; Football Letterman, ’35; Track Squad, ’36. VAUGHN, MAUDINE Library Science Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; Civics Club, ’35, ’36. VERGES, C. THERESA S.R.C. 2 Civics Club, ’36; Girl Reserves, ’34, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’34. VOEBEL, MARIE (S.S.) Weinberg Civics Club, ’35, ’36. WALKER, INEZ Happy Hour Civics Club, ’36; Centennial Civics Club, ’36. WALTMAN, MARGIE (S.S.) WARE, MARY LYNN (S.S.) Ireson’s English Club, ’36. WATSON, VIVIAN (S.S.) Black Battalion, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; H.H.H.H. Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Oratio Artiste Club, ’35, ’36. WEDEMEYER, CHARLES S.R.C. 2 Civics Club, ’36; Twentieth Century Civics Club, ’35. WEIDEMEYER, HAL S.R.C. 2 Civics Club, ’36. WEISEMAN, CHARLES (S.S.) WELLS, JAMES WELSH, TOMMY (January Graduate) Happy Hour Civics Club, ’35; Ice Hockey Team, ’35. WESTBERRY, IDA MAE Black Battalion, Commander, ’34, ’35; Oratio Artiste, Pres. ’35, ’36; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35; Red Cross Certificate, ’35. WHEELER, JON I LEE Black Battalion Drum Bugle, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Civile Forum, ’35, ’36. WHITE, MILDRED (S.S.) Caucus Civics Club, ’35, ’36; Girls Chorus. ’35, ’36. WHITMAN, NELL WICKLUND, HAROLD Weinberg Civics Club, ’36, Pres.; Interscholastic Machine Dwg. Team, ’34. WILLIAMS, DORIS Lone Star Civics Club, ’36. WILLIAMS, FRANK (S.S.) Ice Hockey Team, ’35, ’36; Progressive Civics Club, Pres. ’36. WILLY, ANNA BELLE H a PPy Hour Civics Club, ’36; Squad Leaders Council, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36; Basketball, ’34, ’35, ’36. WILSON, ESTHER (S.S.) WINKLER, JEAN January Graduate. WISER, WACCILE Choral Club, ’34, ’35, ’36; Au Courant, ’34, ’35. WITTER, VIRGINIA Drum Bugle, ’34, ’35, ’36. WOLFE, ERNEST Greenhill Civics Club, ’35, ’36. WOLFF, THELMARIE Drum Bugle Corps, ’34, ' 35; En Avant, ’34; Cau¬ cus Civics Club, ’35; Sociologists Civics Club, ’36; Melody Maids Club, ’34. WOMACK, J. F. Cosmos, Editor ’36, Bus. Mgr. ’35; Yell Leader, ’35; Senior Cabinet, ’36; Scholarship, ’34; Latin Essay, ’35; Junior Supreme Council, ’35; Twentieth Cen¬ tury Civics Club, Pres. ’35; Sodalitas Latina, ’33, ’34, ’35, ’36, Pres. ’35. WOMACK, MAX WORTHAM, LORRAINE (January Graduate) Choral Club, Vice-Pres. ’35; Sociologists Civics Club, ’36; Caucus Civics Club, ’35. 1836 1936 WORTHINGTON, ARVEL (S.S.) S.R.C. 2 Civics Club, ’36. WRIGHT, MARY Debate, ’35, ’36; Speech Arts Club, ’35, ’36, Pres. ’36. WRIGHT, RUBY MAE Interscholastic Art Contest, ’34; A.R.T. Club, ’35, ’36; Johnson’s Civics Club, ’35. YOAKUM, YONNIE Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. YOUNG, EDWIN R.O.T.C. ’33, ’34, ’35, Pres. Officers Club; Green- hill Civics Club, ’35; Weinberg Civics Club. YOUNG, JACK Debate Squad, ’33, ’34; Track Team, ’34; Weinberg Civics Club, ’35. YOUNG, JOHN R.O.T.C., Second Lt. ’35, ’36; S.R.C. 2 Civics Club, ’36; Student Ass’n, ’33, ’34; Latin Club, ’33, ’34, ’35. YOUNG, JOSEPH YOUNG, ZELMA Tennis’Club, ’35; Girl Reserves, ’35; Interscholastic Spelling Contest, ’35, ’36; Red Cross Certificate, ’35; F.V.A. Civics Club, ’36. ZAHARRIS, DOROTHY Interscholastic Theme Contest, ’36. ZAINFELD, ROSE Aegis Staff, ’34, ’35, ’36; Greenhill Civics Club, ’35 ZOGG, YERAL (S.S.) Centennial Civics Club, ’36; Football Squad, ’35; Hockey Team, ’35; Track Team, ’36. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Bailey, Lyle Barrow, Gerald Barzilla, Carmella Baxter, Nayland Benton, Pauline Benz, Elaine Bianckino, John Boyd,Jack Busby, Jack Caton, Mildred Clay, Herbert Cochran, Harvey Colmenares, Emil Contreras, Emelia Contreras, Tony Cubberly, Walter De Bieux, Niel Ellison, David Ellzey, Harvell Ernmite, Raymond Frame, Marguerite Gibson, Hugh Gillan, Hardie Graham, Donald Graybill, Mary Dell Guinn, Fred Halphen, Francis J. Havis, Charles Hosmer, Margaret Howard, Jim Hutchinson, Monroe Hyde, Robert Jones, Harold Jones, Vernon Lamonica, Angelo Lewis, Bailey Lewis, Charles Lewis, Winfrey Lindow, Allen Little, Nadine Loomis, Charles C. Marx, Paul Mauro, Vincent Mitchell, H. J. Morris, Jennie Neeper, Virginia Newlin, Marie Norman, Master Rape, John Thomas Resoft, Naydean Russo, Sam Rutledge, Albert Scott, Stanley Smith, Philip Spilman, Oliver Whitworth, B. F. Williams, William C. Willis, Victor Winborn, Kenneth CLASS MEMBERS L 4-1 Arnold, Kenneth Austin, T. E. Bryant, Elmer Chickenis, Fofo Faulkner, J. T. Fink, Dorothy Garner, Jack Gillespie, Ray Head, Victor Holm, George Humphrey, Gene Hyde, Frank Jelson, John Jones, Vernon Knoff, Leon Lee, Viola Jane Love, Hollis Lovell, R. B. Lunsford, Jay Lutrnan, Laura Maxwell, Robert Medlenka, Esley Meyer, Lois Murphy, George Murray, Talvern O’Brien, Jack Poynter, Austin Raby, Victor Richardson, Lula K. Robinson, Ralph Spain, Sarah Taylor, Lewis L 4-2 Alexander, Louis Bishop, Marguerite Brown, Boy Dueitt, Dorothy Feldt, Sam Gerbode, Leacy Giamalva, Charles Goolsbee, Claire R. Gossett, Jewel Hall, Helon Harrison, Conrad Hunsaker, Judith Ingram, George Kraus, Blanche Mayo, Gus Midgley, Clifford Porter, James Raymer, Mary C. Richey, Dorothy Rothmund, Marie Sayers, Paula Searcey, Goree Stifter, Arto Stone, Charles Story, Billie Toce, Charles Vermillion, Sterling Watson, Mayme Weyrich, Richard Wilkinson, Harold L 4-3 Allbritton, Luther Black, Malcom Boone, Danny Bunker, June Carpenter, Lanier Fleming, Walton Gaffney, Myra Gates, Jimmie Goodwin, Clifton Grossman, John Hart, Beverly Hopper, Walter Huck, Gladys Johnson, Vernon Mahr, Frank Mashek, Eileen McGee, Lorraine Morgan, George Noack, Wilburn Paulus, Leon Richards, Charles Robicheaux, Wilmer Shaw, Edna Stephens, James Wade, Thelma Williams, Clifford Willis, Glynovale L 4-4 Albanese, Philip Alex, Theresa Aly, Joyce Bass, Frances Battarbee, Bertram Bisplinghoff, Betsy Borup, F. V. Brinkley, Howard Brittain, Lucille Callihan, Jesse Chappell, Jeanne David, Elsie Dominy, Walter Galloway, Frances Hullum, Lerline Jamail, Edmund Jimenez, Richard Konetzke, Claude Lerner, Sarah Monger, Robert Morton, Arthur Mullan, Harvey M. Ochoa, Robert Salmon, Betty Searby, Bruce Seidler, Seymour Stewart, Roy Wilson, Ethel Woessner, Vivian L 4-5 Bunin, Sonia Calhoun, Ethel Caiman, Anthony Carson, Ethel Mae Davis, Jane Dominy, Finnis Dow, Milby Eason, Edith George, La Rue Gordon, Carolyne Howeth, Mozelle Kiefer, John Kirk, Dodd Lansford, Carmelita Lewis, Helen M. Love, Robert Mansell, Marjorie Moers, Jewel Mueller, Thelma Onuseit, Agnes Parsons, Richard Patterson, Thomas Reed, David Roberts, Jack Shannon, Lloyd Van Dusen, W. Vaughn, Murray Weise, Pauline Whitmarsh, Russell Wilkens, Winston Wozniak, Natalie LI 3 -1 ‘ ' Allerton, Jane Ann -Avenell, Gwendoline -Bailey, Euna Boggess, Robbie L. Brosemer, Louise jClarke, Gene Droske, Meta Farmer, W. A. -Fink, Lela nd -Fuchs, Donald .Goodson, Earle -Grifno, George -Gunn, Marjorie -Hager, Jessie Mae Kaminsky, Lester Kelley, Ernest Kopycinski, Julia Kuritza, Walter Love, Lucy Mangum, Bliss Marquart, John McDowell, Melvin Minyard, Sybil Mills, Valjean Peden, Norman Simmons, Ola Fay Valenti, Jack Van Dusen, Jewel Waggoner, Yvonne Willhouse, Fred Wohlt, William Young, Mary E. H 3-2 Baker, Hallie Rae Batson, Laura Binder, Rachel Blum, Goldy Brown. Joy Allen Cole, Modestine Dickerson, Ellen J. Drapela, Jeanette Fruge, Edna Mae Gallman, Lawrence Gilpin, Betty Hicks, Ruby Holden, Richard Kelly, Horace Kilgore, Roscoe Lewis, Rosalie McGuire, Frank Murphy, Josephine Musachia, Lillie Nolan, Virginia Parks, Wanda Peterson, Alvina Richey, Mary Anna Rinkoff, Ann Ronlet, June Saner, Clara Louise Strong, Emily Sullivan, Helen Tynes, Miriam Venable, Russell T. Ward, Ellaleene Watson, Nannie Ola West, Jack Wyde, Leon Yankee, Geraldine H 3-3 Baker, Herman Bammel, Eileen Browne, Norris Browning, Dorris Caldarera, Marie Carlson, J. C. Cobb, F. L. Farnum, Robert Fegter, George Fine. Reuben Frith, Tom Geaccone, Sam Gillespie, Warren Haberlie, Douglas 1836 1936 Haden, Catherine Hale, Eskell, Jr. Hite, Houston Jakob, Carl Love, Lee Martin, George McCreary, Willis Menutis, Edward Miller, Kerby O’Brien, Boy Osborne, Edwin Parker, Dorothy Beid, Bobert Schwing, Thurston Thompson, Howard Warren, Lorena Wasser, Bichard White, Boland H 3-4 Bartee, Matholene Bouliane, Lisette Brown, David Cannon, Joe Giammalva, Mary Giammalva, Bose Glenn, Lois Grigsby, Richard Haisler, Lydia Hollender, Herbert Holmes, Dorothy Jackson, Raymond Kemp, Jocelyn Lehmann, Charlotte Manly, Robert Menutes, Beulah Norton, Bernice Osborn, Wanda Owens, James Peeples, Aloretta Pike, Dorothy Smith, Morgan Taylor, Ina Troncale, Rosalie Troncale, Rose M. Turner, Julia Uresti, Arthur Webster, Elizabeth Whittington, J. H 3-5 Avendano, J. Blanco, Jesse Bristik, Alma Canion, Clarice Cohen, Clara Early, Jack Gault, Tommy Greenwood, Douthit Hagan, Florence House, Rheta Hunter, Eugene Jewell, George Kenisell, Ida Jewel Kreiter, Lydia Kristinek, Marion McDermott, Margie McDermott, Win. Mize, Ann Muller, Louise Pitts, Dorothy Rae Schreiber, Johnell StefTani, Charlene Stephens, Stella Strickland, Lee Swope, Billie Sue Torres, Robert Wiener, John H 3-6 Beninate, Nicholas Berry, Gladys Bryant, Oleta Buckner, Anna Buescher, Bert Cangelosi, Sam Carlisle, Gordon Chandler, Lewell Connable, De Loris Crumpton, Leon Doblemon, Jerry Gunn, Pauline Hamrick, G. C. Henry, Huyleen Holt, Frances James, Buth Livingston, Jessie Newsome, Liston Norman, Neta Olive O’Brien, Alice Osborne, Richard Paris, F. B. Paulus, Mary Pokluda, Beatrice Schroeder, Clara Smith, Billy St. Clair, Frank Sherman, Charles Ward, Looscan Wright, Lucile H 3-7 Bauer, Mildred Beale, Evelyn Benson, Walter Breaker, Doris Buchanan, Ruth Carnes, Edward Elizalde, Pullman Ford, Ila Vivian Grifno, Louise Hansen, Irma Helton, Patsy Jackson, Flora Jarrard, Joe Johnson, Hubert Korff, Mallie Larimer, Suzanne Lesser, Lois Levine, Leo Lewis, Harold Liakouris, Katherine McManus, Luella Murphy, Alice L. Myers, Natalie Platter, Dorothy Rick, Jack Sheinberg, Haskell Shudde, Arnelle Tullly, Bernice Valentino, Fred Viola, Mary Frances Weaver, Elizabeth H 3-8 Adams, Walter Armstrong, Pauline Baker, Dorothy Billings, Dalton Blackwell, Florence Bradburn, Maude Browning, Erlene Cameron, June Carroll, Stacy Crosson, Lewis Fenn, Claude Holt, Harry Hopkins, Cordelia Hopkins, Evelyn Hugo.iin, Anna Bell Kuykendall, Ruth Ligotino, Margaret Mayeur, Rutherford Portler, Katherine Rogers, Evalyn Schmidt, Kathleen Stolz, Raymond Wheeler, Bill Whitley, Robert Wiltsie, Jean Young, Bob H 3-9 Bearmann, C. Brashear, Edwin Braziel, Mary Brockman, Elmira Clemons, Lucille Crayton, Lula Dee Dunham, Robbie Fife, Marjorie Florence, Chloe Mae Goggan, Lucille Gray, Daphrene K. Henry, Billy Henshaw, Erlene Johnson, Grace Jones, Anna Marie Jones, Lucile Kendall, James Kothe, John Krohn, Ralph Lierman, Lucille Myers, Ann Peet, Angelina Provenzano, Paul Robinsin, Bob Robinson, Leroy Rosenfelder, Florine Schmidt, Bernardine Shaw, Mildred Sieber, Kay Smith, Dorothea Storm, C. E., Jr. Turner, R. J. Twilligear, Lum Wilcox, Harriet Wiser, Maxine H 3-10 Baty, Eunice Bruce, Doran Collingsworth, Joe Crump, Leo Douglas, Tom Ferguson, Juanita Frost, Alta Gardner, Lucile Gomez, Adolph Griswold, Frances Hammond, Sterling Hennessy, L. B. Hixon, Arthur Huck, Janie Johnson, Eloise Kellett, James Kennedy, Robert Leerskov, Sidney Lemar, Lyndell Lesikar, Evelyn Matthews, Edwin Matthews, Harold Menton, Willard Mobley, Burton Schleier, Erich Tipps, Estelline Whatley, Everett Whittinglow, Benj. Winsett, Billy Wright, Opal Yellin, Harold H 3-11 Adams, Morris Ballard, Wayne Bird, Ruth Blanchard, Charles Cater, Georgette Collier, Boyd Cox, George Francis, Leonard Fretz, DeWitt Goetz, George Gomez, Catalina Hart, Faye Allen Helms, Lucille Ingram, Stod Johnston, Joyce M. Johnston, Lois Johnston, Robert Lange, Marie Little, Jarvis Mangogna, Julius Morrow, Otha Lee Painter, Margaret Peet, Florence Peoples, Mary Kate Peschka, Aurelia Peterson, Weed Richardson, Harry Santora, Tony Smith, Jack Speck, Mary Ellen Steen, C. A. Stevens, Sarabelle Stewart, Mildred Twiford, Billy Webb, Herbert II 3-12 Bookout, Vesta Corley, Robert Daniel, Dorothy Fordi, Joe Freeman, John Gantt, Holly Geanakis, Afrodite Glass, Willie Gustafson, Lucille Hall, Loyd Heard, Billy Henry, Marie Howe, Dorothy Lemke, Pauline Lykins, George Martin, Margie McCulloch, Horace Morris, Doris Pippin, Margare t Pinkston, Marcella Reynolds, Hazel Rich, Virginia Spillers, C. L. Stockton, Marion Tatham, Patricia A. Thorn, Alden Trotter, Louise Volkman, Norma Wellborn, Joe H 3-13 Arney, Gussie Leah Avila, A1 Baird, Eilleen Blair, Russell, Jr. Bramlett, Talmadge Charlston, Dolores Christianson, V. Clark, Robert Compton, Frances Cooper, Louise Cox, Dewey De Rieux, Nell Gaddis, Bill Ivelter, Muriell Kugler, Billy Kuykendall, Julie Lane, Charles Lewis, Sophie Lowry, Catherine Mallynn, Charles McNees, Jack Mennike, Maxine Mitchell, Roy Parkin, Doris Perkins, Joyce Porter, Patricia Puccio, Amelia Raiford, Earl Schmittgens, D. Sneed, Melvin Springfield, Jean Warner, Frances Whitfield, Azalea Wiggins, Juanita H 3-14 Adams, W. C. Alcocer, Melba Barker, Douglas Biezenski, Marion Birmingham, Mary Bonnette, Evelyn Burns, Boland Christiansen, Lela Eeds, John Esparza, Julian Estes, Nayon Fitch, Frank Ilaveman, Dorothy Klaus, Melvin Langford, Delores Lasiter, Owen Mangum, Clyde Matthews, Burke McClamroch, Harris Murphy, Lynette Ortegon, Bobbie Patterson, Elizabeth Baborn, Florine Randolph, Bob Rausheck, Fred Scut ter, Thelma Stovall, June Youngblood, Louise H 3-15 Albin, Wanda Lee Bass, Marian Lois Beasley, Dick Blackman, Ruth Brubaker, Irene Clancy, Robert Cunningham, Nance Daniel, Ferris Dattle, Phillip Edwards, Joyce Graham, Adele Grissom, Marguerite Grubb, Le Roy Hanell, Leroy Hardy, Elvera Hollyfield, Sarah King, Homer McLachlan, Le Boy Ofield, Lorraine Roberts, Charles C. Rogers, Alice Sample, Edna Schorr, Yale Smith, Donald Smith, Dorothy S trickling, Joseph Worbington, M. H 3-16 Baker, David Block, Paul Bolster, Douglas Bush, Bruns Cafcalas, Mary Ann Carmak, Willard Castro, All red Coull, David Edwards, James Foster, James Garst, Jarvis Henson, Evelyn King, Dorothy r Malta, Conception McFerrin, James Norton, Dorothy M. Osterman, Milton Pappas, Joseph Polichino, Vincent Rodriguez, L. Russell, Henry Taylor, Russel Thomas, Laymon Waldrop, Ted R. Werlin, Charles Wilkerson, Gerald Wright, Floyd Yeamans, Kenneth L 3-1 Anderson, Jane Boy, George Chase, Earl Chudleigh, James Cornwell, Betty C.rownover, Rena B. Daniels, Jacques Ehrhardt, Charles Fink, Bertha Mae Frederick, June Fry, Ada Hughes, Albert IJuse, A. R. Koehl, Dimple Krog, Bill La Touche, Rody Love, Martha Magee, Lucille Mangum, Thelma Minter, Evelyn P. Presley, Prudy Ramsey, Kathleen Reed, Joe Robb, Bernice Rodgers, Dorothy Roth, Bobbie Shepler, Freddie M. Shriner, Bill Smith, Mildred B. Storm,Joanne Walker, Leighton William, Ruth E. L 3-2 Andrews, Wayne H. Bass, Sylvia Bock, Anadine Boynton, Elmore Brady, Helen Cabiness, Mae Carstens, Mary E. Dessel, Yetta Duke, Maurine V. Duke, Maxine Dye, Norman George, Gerald Graumuch, Marjorie Guzzetta, Mary Lee Howland, Vivian Lake, Maudelle Leder, Oscar Morales, Andres Nelson, Dorothy Norris, Jimmie Putman, Murry Reichardt, Myron Smith, Marian Stansbury, Kathryn Taylor, M. S., Jr. Trammel, Geraldine Young, James L 3-3 Adams, Margie Anderson, Jack Araiza, Angelina Araiza, Juliette Avila, Ruben Castro, Angelina Cortez, John Dalio, Carl Danziger, Benjamin Derbonne, Vera Fluker, Helen Jacobs, Doris Merle Imberman, Maurice Nunn, R. C. Peocher, Edward Ramirez, Mary Ramirez, Phillip, Jr. Rivera, Joe Roberts, Gilbert Rodriquez, Alex. Sanders, Lucille Serena, Jesse Taylor, Bobby Walsh. , 1 . H. Wiener, Billy Wilkins, Jack L 3-4 Bartley, Christine Belcher, Clarence Byrd, C. G. Carnes, J. Dorion Carnes, Marion A. Dibello, Sam Duggan, Lawrence Duke, Joyce Hightower, Edith I. Love, Jimmie Lowrie, Byron Manhan, Aline Morton, Charlotte Navarro, Franklin Philips, Malcolm Reeves, Vivian Roark, Billy Russell, Margaret Schoonover, Vivian Seitanidis, Gus Smith, Melvin Spraggins, Madeline Trotter, James Vicks, Joe Wakefield, Jimmie Wallis, John Whitaker, Thomas White, Valerie Young, Trinity R. L 3-5 Anderson, Charlie Billeri, Joe Bohn, George Bryan, Ted Cansler, Earl Chiacos, Katherine Coleman, Leonard Cromwell, Elizabeth De George, Bernard Dosser, Vergie Mae Evans, Otho Farr, Gladys Gayman, Mary M. George, Tom Hamilton, John J. Holliday, Elizabeth Johnson, Irvin Klaras, Tommy Kusakis, Georgia Lewis, Robert Bindley, Norma Lingle, Robert Luna, Raymond Martin, Arthur McElvy, Dalzell Menutes, Sophie Miller, Hugh Mitchell, Robert Mixon, Wayne Moore, Charles Nollner, Tressie M. Peters, Bennie Plant, Eleanor Reed, Lee Roy Roddan, Lawrence Sapp, Norman K. Whiddon, Milam L 3-6 Addison, Helen R. Adkins, Robert Allbritton, Blanche Anthony, Walter Beasley, Juanita Black, Billy Campbell, Joy L. Cansey, Troy Cobb, Bethel Lou Copeland, Melba P. Craig, Mary Jane Darnaly, Jane De Bell, Robert Duke, Cleoma Feurerschutz, Lewis Gatlin, Frank Giese, Bernice Lydia Gilbert, E. Crystell Graeter, Oscar Gray, Ethel Gray, Harold E. Hulcy, Martha Jo Jones, Olah Beth Langford, Chas. J. Alobley, Clarence N. Osborne, Catherine Ratliff, Leslie A. Ricca, Tony Ross, La than Sabayrac, Bessie R. Scardina, Robert Smith, Beverly F. Stephens, Dorothy Wilcox, Auba E. Zabenko, Alex L 3-7 Baker, Dorothy Lee Barnes, Geraldine Benz, James Birch, Thomas Blount, Reba Bradley, Billy Brown, John Carrigan, Henry Craymer, Newton Cross, Bay Dupree, William Farris, Jessie Ferguson, M. T. Frankie, Herman F. Grandes, Ella Gray, La Verne Harkrider, Joe Haygood, Dorothy Henry, James Love, Miron McLean, Emily Millsapps, Stuart Morwood, Roger Nelson, Bill Page, Wallace Retherford, Edith Rollins, Albert Rougagnac, John Schreiber. Henry Shapiro, Sam Stewart, Wesley Sullivan, Virginia Walker, Lamar Wells, Ruth Whitfield, James Wilson, Eloise Zapp, Vernetta L 3-8 Bailey, Freddie Callaway, Mary A. Callihan, Sam Chapman, Efford L. Cooper, Elaine Durbin, Virginia D. Earnest, Clair Ferguson, Buna Bee Finkelstein, Nathan Forbes, Charles D. Henshaw, Fred Johnson, Charles A. Kitchen, Lestelle Lang, Edward Lee Lindsey, George A. Loomis, Valecia G. Marley, Jack Clark Martin, Raymond Morrow, Donald J. Muckleroy, J. P., Jr. Neville, William R. O’Brien, Bertha Ochooa, Leonard Reneau, Jean Puccio, Otelio Rao, Charlie Sanchez, Louis 1836 1936 Shannon, G. Sonnen, Monte Sira Los, Nick L. Upchurch, Phillip Wear, John Wid ner, Duane Bill Wilson, Vernon Zeisig, Walter L 3-9 Doolan, Georgia A. Dudley, Gilmore Evans, Helen Grizzle, S. C. Harp, Vernon Haskins, B. M. Hawkins, John Helms, Francille J a mail, Sam McCrory, Charles Pitts, Lavonia Ramirez, Mary Reyes, Celia Shafer, Charles Sloan, Wallace Smith, Noel Triola, Rose Young, Janice E. Young, Pete Winn, Henry H 2-1 Ansohn, Villa Mae Armstrong, Billy Joe Arney, Billy J. Best, Milton Box, Vera Cherry, Elmer Cook, Sarah Cooper, Juanita Curry, Mauvelyne Dault, Marjorie Evans, Bernice Faslun, Boy Fletcher, A. J. Heuschele, Jean Jeppesen, Donald Johnson, Wanda Jones, Frances Kellum, Dorothy Kemp, Ola M ae Loeser, Buddy Moody, Charles Morris, Claude Murph, Bertha L. Richards, Sidney Simmons, Arthur Vallette, Lewis Webb, Juanita Wellman, Clara Whitley, Roy Wyatt, Basil C. II 2-2 Ayres, Bobby Baker, Martha Barker, Lee Dell Brewer, Morris Brooks, Avis Burndrett, William Butler, Louise Caroon, Edward G. Casey, James Dillard, John Fisher, Marjorie Ford, La Verne Foster, Thelma Grimes, Robert Gusman, James Hulsey, Frances Johnson, Helen Massingill, Jennings Mayes, Jonnie McNulty, James W. Miron, Goldie Moncrief, Robyn Owens, John Parker, Clarence Qualtrough, Lois Robinson, Mary F. Schmidt, Marjorie Smith, Mildred Stewart, Dorothy Storm, Farrar Tentes, Spiron Utesh, Joyce Valentine, H. W. Werth, Fred Wilson, J. T. Young, Frank H 2-3 Acord, Mozelle Anthony, Joe Aono, Sonichi Bay, Peggy Gene Bowlin, Elton Brown, Camille Derr, Chester Futch, Madgeline Gebser, Walter Gillespie, Morgan Goff, Elaine llaygood, Sidney Humbert, Lillian Jackson, Moody Jonas, Russell Knott, Jeannette Lemke, Dorothy Malitz, Catherine McShan, Mickey Morcom, Billy Phillips, Helen E. Rawls, Frank Richardson, D. L. Sloan, Wanda Spillers, Laura Lee Stockton, Elizabeth Stratton, Loyce Straub, Maxine Walker, William Watson, J. A. Winklebec, Dorothy H 2-4 Allbritton, Dorothy Befeld, Ethel Benz, Anna Beth Brier, Peter Brown, Irma Alae Butler, Garrett Conditt,, Hue Cope, Willine Cornwell, Glen Crosby, Louise Fourmy, Ted Gilbert, Larry Hart, Jackie Helton, Bose Marie H errin, Ruth Hollister, Robert Jones, Hazel Joyner, Mary Louise Kelly, Edwin D. Kiger, T. C. Leinweber, Gerald Lloyd, Bert Moore, Tommie Pennington, Vivian Peters, Jane Riley, John William Shearin, Horace Short, Clara Lee Stratton, Joyce Taylor, Elvira Tilly, Farrell Dee Watson, Maxine Widner, Joy Wiesenthal, Samuel II 2-5 Adkins, Arthur Bayless, Frank R. Best, J. B., Jr. Bolton, Dorothy Brewer, Eloise Burrows, Mildred Catsinas, Nick Clark, Oran M. Cordell, Mary E. Coultrys, Jack Dedinan, Sara Eddy, Robert Gulledge, Elizabeth Hays, Billie Hunter, Birdie Kellogg, Carl Kennedy, Lucille Kugler, Gertrude Lloyd, Neil Merritt, Robert Morris, Tom Shellshear, Dorothy Smith, Harold Smith, Texie E. Stolbun, Bernard Stuart, Joliene Tamborello, Mary Thompson, A. Twilliger, La Verne Tynes, Rosemary Vaughn, Raymond Weinberg, Irene Weinstein, B. Willis, Geraldine Wilson, June H 2-6 Attra, Jack Avey, Clyde Baker, L. J. Bennevendo, E. Berry, Howard Bilao, Annie Mae Boni, Raymond Bowden, Frank Brosemer, Joseph Butts, Marjorie Cover, C. D. Daigle, Ralph Darby, Howard Darby, Margaret Dow, Meta Evelyn Duhon, Joe Edmundson, Harry Fress, Beulah Fuller, O’Neal Ghiselin, Billy Grant, Barton Gray, Everett Grogan, Horace Heidemann, Lydia Hutchings, Carl Keith, Weldon Knox, Geneva Lehmann, Billy Looney, Ernest Perricone, Leon Richards, Lester Smith, Abraham Wilson, Kirk H 2-7 Bunt, Marian Clark, Wade Cohen, Ruby Lee Conlin, Mary Crabb, Virginia Dawson, Mary Eubanks, J. C. Francis, Charles Flynn, Dorothy Gonzales, Bernice Harris, Ferris Hawkins, Leonard Hillman, Harold Hooks, Jack Hope, Harry Glenn, Eugene Jefferies, Norris Kerns, Jack Kessner, Hollis Lassen, Marian Loomis, Raymond Parker, J. L. Peschka, John Quinn. Rosemary Rhodes, J. 0. Rice, Pete William Russo, Angelo Sellers, Montfred Sterling, Dorothy Stone, Margaret Wagnon, Leah Weidman, Werner West, Emmett Woods, Sidney H 2-8 Barr, Curtis Bautsch, Bert Brown, Jewell Mae Clayton, Estelle Creppon, Bernice Cude, Ira Davis, Emma Mae Einfeldt, Henry E. Evans, Su Lu Gibson, Tommy Griffin, Margie Hall, Emma Jean House, Edrie May Knigge, Mabel Mathis, Sam Joe Matlage, Boy Win. Maxwell, Merle M. May, Jack Miller, Darline Moore, Jackie L. Paulos, Lonie Pettit, Jessie Lee Pizzitola, Madeline Raley, Corinne Richardson, Barbara Ruff, Vondane Silhan, Mary Smith, Dorothy E. Stacks, Bill Svestka, Hilda Todd, Evelyn Utecht, Bill H 2-9 Bancroft, Dorothy Banta, Wayne Boldt, Howard Brown, Emoral Canterbury, Eloise Canterbury, John Cooke, Margaret Coulson, Wanda Lee Deluna, Mary L. Dimmick, Alma K. Frizzel, Marion E. Grace, Dudley Grant, Francis Headley, Harry Hobbs, Hugh Kosiske, Hattie L. Kazmieroski, M. Klein, Mary Louise Kuhar, Elenora Lerner, Esther Loomis, Edwin McGregor, Joel Moore, Ruth E. Riley, Jack Schultz, Dorothy See, Willie Mae Sowerby, Rita Stender, Gertrude Temme, E. Deen Temme, Irene M. Thompson, Hugo Torres, Domitila Traweek, Charles Valdiuia, Virginia Vinson, Dorothy Winning, Jane Lake Wood, Norma Lynn H 2-10 Bell, Lee Blair, Gayle Bolinger, La Vada Callihan, Doris Carroll, Jim Click, Jane Eckert, Jeannette Foster, Geraldine Fox, Imogene Foye, Katheryn Gold, Dorothy Hatter, Robert Ingram, Bruce Kinnear, Betty La Garde, Lucreti a Leediker, Gail Ling, Juanita Lowrie, K. C. Manley, Mansel McDonald, Bay McGuyer, Avis Patronella, Angelyn Ilaborn, Dorothy Sanderson, Dorothy Sanford, Jimmy Skipper, Harry Sullivan, Rosalie Talley, Dorothy Tatum, Alice Turner, Charley Wedemeyer, Mary Weiner, Raymond H2-11 Anthony, L. B. Banks, Clement Barber, Le Vern Baumann, Bessie M. Brooks, Jane Brooks, J. C. Bryant, Vera Cobb, Mary Lois Collum, Mable De Hoyos, Raul Ende, Nathan Fitzgerald, Mickey Jarrard, Frances Kelly, Katherine Labowitz, Rose Medlenka, Marjorie Muller, Viola Parker, Georgie Petkas, Nick Plummer, Hugh Roth, Bertha Sanchez, Ruth Sharp, Virginia Smith, Lewis Stanford, Annie L. Tesoro, Joseph Whitten, La Vern Williams, Kathryn H 2-12 Addicks, Adeline Barzilla, Russell Bonham, Ophelia Brewer, Don Butera, Joe Campbell, Margaret D’Amico, Nash D’Amico, Sam Ferguson, James Fischer, Alene Hawkins, Clarence Irwin, Ruby Jenson, Marjorie King, Hazel Koetter, Juergen Laughlin, Anita P. Lieder, Marjorie Molina, Joe O’Burke, Jack Oliveros, Andre Rives, Dannette Shtumer, Myer Sillings, Zula Stike, Grady E. Thurmond, Ben Tyer, Victor Upchurch, Ruth Walker, Rodney Whitmarsh, Doris Wilkes, Libby Sue Zipling, Richard H 2-13 Albanese, Joe Cohran, Hazel Davis, Catherine Davis, Genevieve Drewa, Merle Duncan, Tom Price Emmert, Beatrice Epple, Mae Ewald, Kathryn Fox, Marjorie France, Ruth Furley, Edmund Green, Jimmy Grimes, Fannie Lue Guarino, Donald Joneson, Dorothy Jusakis, Nick McIntosh, Lillian R. Mitchell, Betty June Oujesky, Valarian Parker, Dorothy Rack, Lottie Randle, L. T. Rawson, Charles Riser, Bobby llompf, Barkley Sims, Ruth Stenzel, Mary M. Weatherford, Willie Welch, Margaret Willhouse, Wiley H 2-14 Botts, Robert Brenner, Louis Briggs, Bobby Britton, Dick Burns, Charline Clark, Virgil Colmenares, Felix Dooley, Ellen Doyle, Ellinor Drewa, Mildred Eaton, John Garrett, Bill Guiler, Mona Hale, Everille L. Hite, Betty Horner, Clyde Johnson, Burnette Keil, Lyda Jane Killebrew, Davis McGinty, Sadie B. McNeill, Hudson Owens, Ralph Pappas, Vasel Petty, Lois Randolph, George Sayers, E. W. Simons, Frank Sledge, Joy Smith, Charles Starnes, Virginia Taft, Mary Carolyn Traina, Charles A. Wier, Mary Jo H 2-15 Arnold, Robert Bailey, Eda Bailey, Edythe Ray Birmingham, Nell Boni, Mitchell j Boutte, Donna Childers, Bill Donahue, Bob Falk, Dorothy Garner, Margaret Gilbert, George Gonzalez, William Grider, Adelle Hathaway, De Witt Haungs, Jeanette Hedderman, Lena Herren, Ruby Jamail, Morcell Miller, Maxine Miller, Wallie Moore, Melvin Naegeli, Leafie Mae Nowell, R. H. O’Kelly, W. C. Perry, Jack Poynter, Jimmie Robinson, Vivian Russo, Jack Schicke, Dorothy Schultz, Robert Stewart, Nell Jean Verges, Jim L 2-1 Baggett, Anna J. Barnett, George Bryant, Sammy Charbonneau, M. Driver, Roberta Engdohl, Dorothy Fields, Edith Faye Fisher, Wayne Guenstein, E. Guzzetta, Rosie Hagan, Virginia Hargrave, Fern Harris, Agnes Hartmann, Howard Haskins, Morris Hoefle, Alma Kirkley, Beverly J. Koester, Julius MacLavish, James Marquart, William May, Ben McPherson, Kibble Mitchell, Mary F. Montgomery, C. Nelson, Alice Newton, Dorothy Payne, Arthur Pravado, Rosie Proctor, J. M. Robertson, Jack Smith, Anna Mae Taylor, Loyce Telechow, Jocelyn Thiele, Emily Vogler, Harry Walker, Lorraine L 2-2 Agness, Jack Allen, Dorothy Mae Alvarez, Brunhilda Balmonte, Horacio Blanco, Mary Boyer, Bill Cavazos, Ninfa Eason, Doris Espinoza, Bennie Everton, Willmyner Feagin, Rowe Garcia, Frank Garcia, Sarah Gonzalez, Alma Grace, Marie Howard, Lawrence Jamail, Sadie Justice, Edwina Krager, Elsie Kring, Louis Merfish, Abe Miller, Arthur Miller, Carmen Minter. Garland Mitchell, Mary Morris, Tony Parker, Willie Dee Phillips, Pete Pittman, Roy Ray, Millard Schimmel, Moses Stapps, Pearl Zamarrow, Lena L 2-3 Bam burg, Eloise Batterson, Carey Boney, Camille Carr, Mildred Catsinas, Nick Chetta, Leslie Chickenis, Angelina Clark, John Henry Couras, Mary Ann Dallas, Frank DeAlba, Ramiro Eggers, Glenn Farrar, Malone Garlinghouse, A. Greene, Robert Hinderliter, Bertha Lowrie, Helen Lucas, Tom Moulds, Lula Palazzo, Charlie Peil, Whit, Jr. Pelatari, Vince Richardson, R. Sanchez, Ruby Mae Smith, Leslie Strickland, Fred Swain, Mattie Beth Toy, Jane Troncale, Josephine Venakle, Harry Wilkinson, Laurence L 2-4 Allen, Katherine Beal, Lester Blair, Charles M. Calhoun, Evelyn Cooley, Lillian Greenberg, Billy Hagg, Hubert Hampton, Hope Harrity, John, Jr. Jones, Alex Kennedy, Alice King, Vern Knight, Betty Lee Lee, Leone Pauline Linton, Charles McCoy, Marneva McClendon, R. Moran, Louis J. Musachio, Charles Pratt, Robert Richard, Irene Salmon, Ned Scherbel, Charles Schwanbeck, Winda Shumate, Billy Swisher, Helen Tompkins, Merle Vinson, N. B. Walters, Loma White, Mary Jane Wortham, Hazel 1836 B THIRD CAPITOL OF THE REPVBLIC O OF TEXAS O The third capitol of the Republic of Texas was in K Houston. It was a wooden structure which stood where the Rice Hotel now stands. The capital was moved to T Houston, December 15, 1836 and remained there until W 1839, when the Congress of Texas ordered its removal 0 to Waterloo, Texas, now Austin. Joe Butera, Douglas Bolster, Henry Winn, Billy Heard, William Ursprung, George Holms, Leroy Robinson. Second Row: Kermit Beahan, Edward Carnes, James Wells, Hal Weidemeyer, S. C. Grizzle, W. J. Geiselman, Beverly Hart. Third Row: J. 0. McPherson, Joe Wellborn, Winfrey Lewis, Charles Richards, A. J. Herrin, Douglas Forbes, Harold Balthrop, Bill Powell, Corwin Dodge, Manager. F00 ' T BALL Sam Houston. . 6 Brackenridge. . 6 Sam Houston. . 7 North Dallas. .12 Sam Houston. . 0 Beaumont. . 0 Sam Houston. .52 Conroe. . 0 Sam Houston. .12 Davis. . 6 Sam Houston. .13 San Jacinto. .27 Sam Houston. . 0 Milby. . 7 Sam Houston. .13 Reagan . .34 1836 Coach Edward D. Duggan, who learned his football from Knute Rockne, has always managed to win the respect of his players and to receive their cooperation in every way. He always puts good sportsmanship and the boys’ safety before the winning of games. As a result they get something out of football that will benefit them in life long after the scores are forgotten. Last season, with only four lettermen back, Duggan built a team that was always a threat to its oppo¬ nents. Line Coach Harold Mickelson, former all-conference guard from Rice Institute, has been very successful in his first year at Sam Houston. Anyone who can work his players as hard as Hal did and still remain as popular with them as he has done, must have a real personality, but Mike has it. In one year he has become one of the best liked members of the faculty. Co-captain Hal Weidemeyer had every qualification to be the leader of the team. The fact that he was one of the few men who were placed on every all¬ city team speaks for his ability. But Hal’s strongest point was his undying spirit. He was always the best hustler on the field and never quit fighting, regardless of the score. At the end of the season, he was selected unanimously by his team¬ mates as the most popular player on the squad. Co-captain Kermit Beahan was respected more by opposing players and coaches than any other player on the team. Kermit was in the middle of every play, and few gains were made over his tackle position. Although he was handi¬ capped by injuries during most of the city games, he was considered by many to be the best tackle in the district. Beverly “Curley” Hart Guard “Curley’s” steady play and fighting spirit made him a val¬ uable man to the team. He gave opposing ball carriers plenty of trouble. Edward “Brains” Carnes Center Ed’s value to the team was not appreciated until he was kept on the bench by injuries. He already has two football letters and has another year of eligibility. Henry “Wasp” Winn Guard When Henry could keep his feet on the ground, he was as good a guard as there was in the city. James “Wimpy” Wells Guard Jimmie completed a quartet of guards that gave the Tigers some of the best guard play in the city. Billy “Imp” Heard Tackle What Billy lacked in years he made up in weight. He is being counted on to come through in a big way next year. George “Bed” Holms Guard “Bed” was in the middle of every play—in the middle of the line, and his playing was as brilliant as the color of his hair. 1836 1936 Douglas “Grasshopper ' ’ Forbes, End Doug was one of the few sophomores ever to break into the starting line-up. Before he graduates, he should remind fans of his brother, Bobby. Charles “Lily” Bichards Tackle Charles played every posi¬ tion in the line except guard and played them well. He pulled the team out of a bad hole with his centering while Carnes was injured. Joe “Abba Jabba”, Wellborn End played prateffealfy aTl of fe time and seldom made a mistake. He could always be depended upon to carry out his assignment. Bill “Dick” Powell End Bill was one of the most de¬ pendable ends on the team. His ability to catch passes made him a valuable man to have around. Joe “Heel” Butera Fullback Although he was out most of the season with a shoulder injury, Joe came back to play well in the last few games. It was his first year in high school football. J. 0. “Oscar” McPherson Halfback J. 0., football’s gift to the girls, was the team’s second all-city player. His excellent kicking, passing, running, and defensive work made him one of the city’s most versatile backs. William “Flash” Ursprung Halfback William was one of the best ball carriers on the team. His fleet feet saved the Davis game with a spectacular sixty-yard run. John “Slug” Breaker Halfback Although John received this nickname through an un¬ fortunate mistake, he was known to everyone concerned as one of the most nearly per¬ fect gentlemen and hardest players on the team. W. J. “Dub” Geiselman Fullback After starting the season as a substitute, “Dub” soon broke into the starting line-up and starred in all the District games. He could always be counted on for a few needed yards through the line. Manager Although the doctor would not let him play, Corwin could not stay out of football, so he became the guardian of the equipment. 1836 F O O T 15 A L L S U M M ARY 1936 BRACKENRIDGE —On September 27, the Sam Houston Tigers traveled to San Antonio to open the season with a 6-6 tie with the Brackenridge Eagles. The Eagles made twelve (irsL downs to the Tigers’ four and gained plenty of ground in midfield, but the Tigers’ line held on the goal line. Sam Houston got its chance in the second quarter when Ed Carnes covered a blocked punt on the eight- yard line. Weidemeyer carried the ball to the one, and McPherson took it over from there, but failed to add the extra point. S. C. Grizzle was the Tigers’ best ground gainer, while Captain Hal Weidemeyer’s defensive work stood out. Ursprung, Tiger back, ran 60 yards for a touchdown, oidy to have it called back as the referee ruled that he had stepped out of bounds. NORTH DALLAS —The Tigers lost a hard-fought game October 12 to the North Dallas Bulldogs, 12-6, at the State Fair field. Sam Houston scored first when Hal Weidemeyer turned in a spectacular 100-yard run after intercepting a North Dallas pass in the second period. He was given good blocking on the play by Kermit Beahan, Tiger tackle. But in the last quarter, after several of Sam Houston’s backs had left the game with injuries, the Bulldogs pushed over two touchdowns, which won the game. The game proved costly to the Tigers as Weidemeyer received injuries that kept him out of the next two games. BEAUMONT —On the following week, the Tigers were held to a 0-0 tie by the Beaumont Iloyal Purples at the Royal Purple Stadium. The game was marked by numerous penalties at the expense of the Tigers, and by an unusual occurrence at Beaumont’s expense. With J. O. McPherson filling the air with pigskins, Sam Houston carried the ball to the five-yard line. But on the next play they were penalized fifteen yards for clipping and never threatened again. Beaumont lost a golden opportunity to score when a ball carrier, in a clear field, and only nine yards from the goal line, was accidentally knocked down by an official. CONROE —On October 25, the Sam Houston Tigers scored all the touchdowns they had not scored before and trounced the Conroe Tigers 52-0. The reserves played the entire first quarter and pushed over a touchdown before giving way to the first team. In the second period, Sam Houston had little trouble in scoring three times with S. C. Grizzle doing most of the ball toting. The second half was a repetition of the first, McPherson, Grizzle, and Breaker making two touchdowns each, and Ursprung, and Thomp¬ son, one each. JEFF DAVIS —The Tigers made their initial appearance in Houston, November 1, and scored a 12-6 victory over the Jeff Davis Panthers. Davis scored first in the second period after recovering a fumble and marching to a touchdown. Sam Houston tallied a little later in the same quarter when Weidemeyer took a short pass from McPherson and ran 70 yards through a broken field to score. The Tigers put the game on ice when Ursprung, Sam Houston halfback, intercepted a Davis pass and out¬ ran the Davis backfield to the goal line sixty yards away. The rest of the game was defensive on the part of Sam Houston, while Davis filled the air with passes, most of which were unsuccessful. SAN JACINTO —Sam Houston went into the game undefeated in the district but came out on the short end of a 27-13 score. With the aid of some completed passes, the Tigers held their own in the first half, which ended 13-13. Weidemeyer’s ability to catch passes kept them in the game up until this point. But in the second half, the Bears did some passing of their own and pushed over two touchdowns while holding the Tigers scoreless. Sam Houston’s stars were McPherson, who gained most of Sam Houston’s yardage on running plays, passed and played well on defensive, and Weidemeyer. MILBY —On November 15, Sam Houston sulfered its most bitter defeat of the season at the hands of the Milby Buffs. The score was only 7-0, but it was the first Milby victory over a city team since it entered the district. The Tigers led in first downs 12-9, but they could not gain near the goal line. The line was weakened by the loss of Beahan and Carnes, who were out with injuries, and could not hold up under the impulsive Milby attack. In the closing minutes of the game, the Tigers staged a drive with desperate passes, but lost the ball on their twenty-yard line. REAGAN —Sam Houston closed the season, November 22, with its worst defeat of the year at the hands of Reagan Bulldogs, 34-13. The Bulldogs didn’t lose any time in scoring and kept a large lead throughout the game. The highlight of the game was a 60-yard run made by Weidemeyer, Tiger back, after intercepting a Canine pass. The Reagan team had little trouble running through their lighter opponents and scored almost at will. First Row: Fred Henshaw, Hal Weidemeyer, Noel Smith, Douglas Bolster, Vernon Wilson. Second Row: John Breaker, Sterling Vermillion, Lawrence Schutte, Joe Wellborn, Neil De Rieux, Coach Duggan. BASKETBALL Sam Houston.19 Sam Houston.23 Sam Houston.17 Sam Houston.27 Sam Houston.21 Sam Houston.17 Sam Houston.38 Sam Houston.20 Davis. 32 Milby.18 San Jacinto.46 Reagan.25 Davis.24 San Jacinto.41 Milby.31 Reagan.27 1836 1936 Coach Edward D. Duggan is as capable a basketball coach as he is a football coach. Sam Houston is the only high school in the city that lacks proper basket¬ ball facilities, and the boys consequently do not get to practice except during the regular season. Nevertheless, Duggan has always managed to put out teams that have been contenders for the title. This year, with only one letterman re¬ turning, the Tigers were favored to wind up in the cellar, but managed to give a commendable showing. While Duggan was working with the regulars, Assistant Coach Hal Mickelson had the less pleasant task of managing the scrubs. He was well liked by all his players and had little difficulty in securing their cooperation. He did so well with his charges that the B team won practically all of its games. Hal Weidemeyer captained the Bengals for the second year. He displayed the same spirit and playing ability on the court that he did on the gridiron. Although Hal was the shortest man on the team, he was one of the best defensive players in the city and was always assigned the opponent’s highest scorer. Only the fact that he became ineligible at mid-term kept him off the all-city team. Wallace “Five-Seconds” Ragan, Forward Wally started the season as a “sub” but developed into one of the team’s best sharp¬ shooters. Lawrence “Skello” Schutte Center Despite the fact that he was shorte r than most of the other centers, Lawrence seldom failed to give the Tigers the tipoff. Sterling “Weed” Vermillion, Forward Sterling didn’t take many shots, but when he did, he usually scored. He was a good passer and defensive man. Douglas ‘Machine Gun” Bolster, Guard Doug was tjie team’s lead¬ ing scorer and a. -gohd floor man. He ' was always dangerous under the meshes. Edward “Bunion” Carnes Manager Ed guarded the equipment so closely that when the season was over, there was actually a little of it left—a most unusual fact. Joe “Abba Jabba” Wellborn Guard Joe had less trouble playing good basketball than he did talking. He always came thru he was needed most. 1836 BASKETBALL SUMMARY 1936 DAVIS —The inexperienced Tigers opened the season, January 8, at the San Jacinto gym and took a licking at the hands of Jeff Davis Panthers. Doug Bolster, Sam Houston forward, led the scorers with eleven points. The Panthers grabbed an early lead and were never threatened by their taller rivals. The final score was 32-19. MILBY —With a game under their belt, the Tigers hit their stride the follow¬ ing week and took the Milby Buffs into camp 23-18. Bolster again paced the scorers with eleven points, and Captain Weidemeyer starred by his floor work. The Bengals were greatly helped by the fact that Lawrence Schutte continually got the tip-off from his opponent, who was several inches taller. SAN JACINTO —On January 22, San Jacinto handed Sam Houston its worst defeat of the year. The Tigers managed to keep within striking distance through most of the first half, but in the last half, led by Young Bussey, the Bears ran off from the Tigers. When the final whistle blew, the score was 46-17. Bussey, of the Bears, took scoring honors, with 17 points, while Ragan scored 11 of his team’s 17 points. REAGAN —In the season ' s most exciting game, Sam Houston nosed out the Reagan Bulldogs, January 24, in the Reagan gym 27-25. The score was tied 25 all until Wallace Ragan, Tiger forward, sank a crip shot in the last five seconds of play for the winning play. Bolster was again high point man with 9 points, while Weidemeyer covered the floor well. DAVIS —Although they were nosed out by Davis in the following game, the Tigers looked good in bolding the boys who later went on to win the district title to a score of 24-21. Only the failure to sink free throws kept the Tigers from upsetting the dope. Ragan, of the Tigers, took high point honors with 10 points. SAN JACINTO —On February 1, the Tigers met the San Jacinto Bears and were again trounced by the South Enders. The Bears ' passing and Bussey ' s shooting proved too much for the Downtown boys, and as a result, when the final whistle blew, they were on the short end of a 41-17 score. Doug Bolster led the Tigers with 8 points. MILBY —Sam Houston chalked up its third and last win of the season, Febru¬ ary 7, in the Deadv gymnasium by beating the Milby Buffs in a hard-fought game. Handicapped by the loss of their captain, Hal Weidemeyer, through in¬ eligibility, the Tigers played one of their best games and came out with a 38-31 victory. Wood of the Buffs, with 17 points, and Bolster of the Tigers, with 12 points, led the scoring. REAGAN —February 13, in the Davis gym, the Reagan Bulldogs avenged their former defeat with a 27-20 victory over the hapless Centralites. Moers, canine forward, hit the meshes for 10 points to grab scoring honors, while Bolster again led the Tigers with 8 points. The defeat sent the Tigers into fourth position in the city race as the season ended. Horton Hagan McMahon Womack Coffey YELL LEADERS Yea Tigers! Yea Tigers! Fight! Fight! Fight! . . . how familiar those sounds and what memories those yells bring back of the exciting foot¬ ball games of the past year. While the boys oil the gridiron were fight¬ ing their battles, the yell leaders were having their struggles with the fans in the stands, urging them to cheer the Tigers on to victory. Earl Horton, chief yell leader, won many friends with his genial smile. He was very ably assisted by Malvin Coffey, yell leader for his second year, Wallace Ragan, and J. F. Womack. Charlotte McMahon, song leader, also won many friends with her pleasing personality and pep. The cheer leaders accompanied the football team to Beaumont and Conroe, and they were present at all of the home games. The cheer boosters should be given credit for staying in the thick of the game with the football team, cheering them in victory or in defeat. B Q O MISSION SAN JOSE Y SAN MIGUEL D E AG U A Y 0 K Mission San Jose, the ' Pearl of the Missions, was T begun in 1720 by the Franciscan monks. It was used H both in converting the Indians and in seeking refuge R from them. It contains the famous Rose Window carved E by Pedro Huizar. E COSMOS LITERARY STAFF J. F. Womack . Editor Mary Sue B ates . Assistant Editor Doris Harris . Art Editor 1836 Ruth Ingels. Flora Jackson. Mildred D attner. Lillian Tomek. John Breaker. Frances Garrett. John Smith. Thais Harris. Woodrow Van Dusen. . . . Miss Drew Black Staggs . .Senior Class Editor . Club Editor Assistant Club Editor . Humor Editor . Athletic Editor . Typist .... Class List Editor . Proof Reader . Mounter . Sponsor COSMOS BUSINESS STAFF 1936 Walter Carter Wilma Rhodes. . . Business Manager Circulation Man ager STAFF MEMBERS Helen Ford . Circulation Department Jane Ann Allerton . Advertising Department Walter Benson . Advertising Department Leo Levine . Advertising Department Elizabeth Steele . Advertising Department THE AEGIS STAFF The Aegis, oldest high school newspaper in Houston, and one of the oldest in the South, is edited and managed by students in the Journalism Department, under the sponsorship of Mr. Fred R. Birney, instructor in Journalism. Students are in charge of all phases of the work, and receive special training as a result of their work on the staff. Only those who show special ability in some type of newspaper work are included in the group. These student-journalists receive a gold pin, a replica of the Aegis, as awards for their efforts. Laurence Black, Editor-in-Chief, Fall Term, 1935, deserves special credit for his work in organizing an inexperienced staff into a well rounded group. Others who are outstanding for their work are: Joanne Storm, Spring Term Editor-in-Chief; Dorothy Pike, De Lories Connable, Mildred White, Lee Bell, Florence Cohen, Rose Zainfeld, Hal Weidemeyer, Harry Botts, Florita Foley, Helen Pasternak, Wilma Rhodes, Lois Lee Qualtrough, Lester Kaminsky, Charles Kiefer, Janet Goldberg, Mary Louise Rion, Jeanne Chappelle, Joe Cannon, and Julia Turner. Circulation staff members who insured the success of the Aegis through their efforts in the subscrip¬ tion drive are Jo Marie Clark, circulation manager, Lester Kaminsky, Rose Zainfeld, Natalie Bowers, Winnie Lee Baylor, Nell Tully, Louise Bendall, Mildred Caton, Nathan Ende, Sidney Iliriart, Floyd Farquhar, and De Lories Connable. Advertising solicitors whose efforts aided the financial success of the Aegis for the year included Virginia Cargill, Florine Rosenfelder, Elizabeth Steele, Melvin Sneed, Mary Joyce Frank, Virginia Bish, Martha Ellen Boynton, De Lories Connable, Raymond Stolz, Joanne Storm, Floyd Farquhar, F. V. Borup, Sidney Hiriart, Walter Anthony, L. B. Anthony, Nathan Ende, Howard Lewis, Gussie Leah Arney, Looscan Ward, George Goetz, and John Rougagnac. Through the untiring efforts of these students, the publication of the 1935-36 Aegis was accomplished in a most successful manner. Outstanding members of the staff were awarded the gold Aegis pins at the close of the term and were taken to the State Interscholastic League Meet in Austin, May 1, as representatives and guests of The Aegis. 1836 ...- 1936 THE CADET CORPS IN REVIEW Federal recognition of the Houston Reserve Officers’ Training Corps was gained in July, 1935, after years of effort on the part of the corps, its faculty, and notably, the Reserve Officers’ Association of Houston. Major Gene R. Mauger, then a captain in the Cavalry, was detailed as Professor of Military Science and Tactics to the new Houston Provisional Regiment of the Junior R.O.T.C. Although the corps was almost tripled in size, Major Mauger quickly completed its organization. The Sam Houston corps, under Lt. Paul Van Tuyl, became the First Battalion, having companies A, R, and C of the Regiment, as well as the First Rattalion Rand—two hundred and thirty cadets in all, more than all Houston had last year. Of these, only seventy-seven had had previous military training, and only one had been an officer. First Lieutenant Bailey Lewis became first the captain of Company A, then the major of the First Battalion, and finally the first Cadet Colonel of the Houston Provisional Regiment—a signal honor for Sam Houston. During the Majority of Bailey Lewis, the first competitive inspection was held by the R. M. G. T. Company A, under Captain Alan Buster, ranked first in the city, with 95 out of a 100 points. Company B, under Captain Eddie Young, tied for second with Company E of San Jacinto. When Major Lewis became the Colonel, Major DeWolf of San Jacinto was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel. Alan Buster became the Major of the First Battalion, and Louis Girard the captain of Com¬ pany A. Lieutenant Jack Moncrief became a captain, second in command of the First Battalion. In spite of the difficulties of training brought about by the great number of new cadets and the re¬ organization, the corps made a fine showing in its excursion to Fort Sam Houston, Galveston, in Decem¬ ber. In the first inspection of the new corps for the War Department, the ranking gained was “satis¬ factory,” probably the best to be expected for the first year. The picture above was taken as Company A passed in review before Major General Preston and Cadet Colonel De Wolf at that inspection. No account of the new deal in the R.O.T.C. should neglect the cadet band. At Sam Houston, the band has increased to almost 30 members. Leo Caesar is the first captain of the First Battalion Band. Much credit is due the band and Mr. Spampinato for the progress they have made. BATTALION Evelyn Henson. Major Patsy Ruth Turrentine. Mascot Dorothy Banks. Captain Co. A Florence Terpe, Natalie Bowers. .Sergeants Virginia Green. Captain Co. B Dorothy Ray Pitts, Agnes Onuseit . Sergeants OFFICERS Mary Eleanor De Lange. Captain Co. C Kathryn Ewald, Anna M. Jones ..Sergeants Miss Beatrice Lytle. Director Mr. Michael Spampinato. Music Director Mr. Bohert Turrentine. Drill Director BATTALION ROSTER Acord, Mozelle Aiken, Essie Lee Banks, Dorothy Baker, Martha Barker, Lee Dell Bay, Peggy Gene Blackwell, Florence Boggess, Rohby Lee Bonham, Ophelia Bowers, Natalie Brady, Helen Brockman, Elmira Brown, Irma Mae Calloway, Mary A. Coiiran, Hazel Cope, Willine Cordell, Mary E. Darby, Margaret Davis, Genevieve DeLange, Mary E. Dow, Meta Evelyn Duke, Maxine Evans, Bernice Ewald, Kathryn Ferguson, Juanita Ferrara, Bessie Ford, Hel EN Gilbert, Crystell Green, Virginia Hart, Jackie Hart, Peggy Henson, Evelyn Hulcey, Martha Jo Hulsey, Frances Johnson, Hel en Johnson, Wanda Jones, Anna Marie Kennedy, Lucille Lansford, Carmelita Lesikar, Evelyn Lindley, Norma Mangum, Thelma McCullum, LaVerne McMahon, Charlotte Murph, Inez Nollner, Tressie M. Onuseit, Agnes Painter, Margaret Platter, Dorothy Pitts, Dorothy Bay ' Qualtrough, Lois Lee Robichaux, Gladys Rodgers, Dorothy Siiepler, Freddie M. Simmons, Ola Fay Smith, Mary Ethel Spillers, Laura Lee Stockton, Elizabeth Storm, Farrar Tamborallo, Mary A. Terpe, Florence Tomek, Lillian Turley, Emma Lou Tynes, Rosamary Utesii, Joyce Watson, Vivian Weinberg, Irene Wells, Ruth Wheeler, Jonilee Wiltsie, Jean Young, Mary Evelyn BAT Bookout, Vesta Butler, Louise Callihan, Doris Cansler, Earl C. Cater, Georgette Click, Jane Cobb, Bethel Lou Cannable, De Lories Craig, Mary Jane Dooley, Ellen Durbin, Virginia Farris, Jessie Fink, Bertha Mae Fox, Marjorie Fry, Ada ALION RESE Goff, Elaine Grissom, Marguerite Guiler, Mona Hite, Betty Humbert, Lillian Joneson, Dorothy Johnson, Eloise Keel, Lida Jane Kelly, Katherine Kugler, Gertrude Lemke, Dorothy Ling, Juanita Malitz, Catherine McShame, Mickey Morton, Charlotte Murphy, Josephine RVES Parker, Dorothy Parkin, Doris Phillips, Hf:len E. Rack, Lottie Rinkoff, Ann Sandebs, Janice Sloan, Wanda Smith, Beverly Sullivan, Virginia Thompson, Armadell Wagnon, Leaii Watson, Maxine Weatherford, Willie Welch, Margaret Williams, Katherine OFFICERS OF DRUM AND BUGLE Dorothy Bradshaw . . Wanda Lee Kerley Jane Dayis. Anna Bette Bennett Iris Brown. Virginia Hagan. Eleanor Hardy. Julie Kuykendall. . . Edith Pyle. Jonilee Wheeler Geraldine Payne. . . Jo Kitcher. . Captain . Top Sergeant Bugler . Top Sergeant Drummer . First Sergeant Drummer . First Sergeant Bugler . First Sergeant Soloist . Sergeant Drummer . Drill Corporal Tenor Bugle Sergeant 2nd Semester . G Bugle Sergeant . Tenor Bugle Sergeant 1st Semester . Baritone Bugle Sergeant FLAG GROUPS Inez Murph. Carmelita Lansford Lillian Tomek. Charlotte McMahon Essie Lee Aiken Vivian Watson Bessie Ferrara Inez Murph LaVerne McCallum Dorothy Rodgers ... .Top Sergeant of Flags . . . Sergeant of JJ. S. Flag . . .Sergeant of Texas Flag Sergeant of Battalion Flag Color Guard 1836 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS — ROSTER Irene Brubaker Ruth Buchanan Margie Byron Maurine Duke Robbie Dunham Joyce Edwards Louise Grifno Elvera Hardy I one Hightower Dorothy Lee Holmes Julia Kopycinski DRUM AND Lydia Kreiter Jessie Livingston Mildred Howland Martha Love Ann Mize Ann Myers Robyn Moncrief Jean Ray Dorothy Sanderson JOHNELL ScHREIBER Dorothy Shellshear BUGLE CORPS Marion Smith Madei.ine Spraggins Annie L. Stanford Kathryn Stansbury Margaret Stone Julia Turner Elizabeth Weaver Frances War ner Elizabeth Webester Valerie White Virginia Witter RESERVES Blanche Allbritton Jane Anderson Dorothy Bancroft Ruth Blackman Mable Collum Melba Copeland Jane Darnaby Teresa Dickerman Elizabeth Gulledge Catherine Lowry Rody LaTouche Lucy Love Lucille Magee Bliss Mangum Geraldine Payne Dorothy ' Parker Lois Petty Patricia Porter Jean Reneau Margaret Russell Vivian Schoonover Emily ' Strang Armadell Thompson Geraldine Trammell Auba Evelyn Wilcox ■ 1836 1936 ORCHESTRA Front row: Thomas Foster, Myra Gaffney, Wayne Andrews, Evelyn Lesikar, Betty Berryman, Cimile Brown, Estelle Clayton, Barbara Bichardson. Second row: Walter Hopper, Elizabeth Patterson, Harriet Wilcox, Bobbie Berthold, Marian Kristinek, Mernie Hazelwood, Lee Dell Barker, Clarence Belcher. Third row: Jessie Blanco, Jane Peters, Richard Scheef, Patricia Todd, Norman Dye, James Trotter, Milby Dow, Billie Kugler, Jack Kline. Those Not in Picture: Mr. Seaver, Rutherford Mayeur, Arnell Shudde, Christine B actfav. Cedric Seaver Director Evelyn Lesikar Concert Maestro CHORAL CLUB Director: Pearl Marvel Martin Accompanist: Suzanne Larimer OFFICERS Fall Term Manley Keith. President Lorraine Wortham . . Vice-President Lorraine Thompson. Secretary Paul Bertin. Treasurer W. J. Geiselman . Program Chairman Spring Term Frank Hade. President Viola Jane Lee. Vice-President Lorraine Thompson. Secretary Malvin Coffey. Treasurer Waccile Wiser. Program Chairman Velma Lee Gardner Aegis Reporter BASS Jack Helton Herbert Hollender Frank Hyde Milton Osterman Thomas Patterson Bill Shriner William Wohlt TENORS Bertram Battarbee De Witt Bowden M alvin Coffey Everett Dewey Donald Graham Talvern Murray Wally Miller Morris Sheinberg W ooDRow r Van Dusen SOPRANOS Eilene Baird Pauline Benton Betty Berryman Marie Bertram Anna Buckner Elizabeth Dailey Frances Daugherty Dorothy Hatfield Dorothy King Julia Kopycinski Katherine Liakouris Nadine Little Ruth Reifsnider Paula Sayers Lorraine Thompson ALTOS Sonia Bunin Catherine Dow d Velma Lee Gardner Aphrodite Geanikis Frances Griswold Virginia TIagan Martha Jo Hulcey Edith Keating Marie Lange Viola Jane Lee Sophia Sonia Lewis Laura Lutman Waccile Wiser Vivian Woesner 1836 ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Mary Sue Bates. Natalie Bowers. Mildred Dattner. Roberta Arrant. Grace Nichols. Louise Bendall. Mar.iorie Mansell. Marguerite Bishop. Gladys Anderson. Mrs. Frances B. Van Tuyl . President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer (Fall) .... Treasurer ( Spring ) . Parliamentarian . Reporter . Typist P. T. A. Representative . Faculty Sponsor MEMBERS Adams, Glen Allerton, Jane Ann Anderson, Gladys Arrant, Roberta Baker, Dorothy Bates, Mary Sue Bearmann, Constance Bendall, Louise Bishop, Marguerite Bisplinghoff, Betsy Ross Bolling, Mary Ellis Bowers, Natalie. Brady, Helen Buchanan, Buth Byron, Margie Christianson, Virginia Cunningham, Nance Dattner, Mildred Duke, Maurine Duke, Maxine Fife, Marjorie Gilpin, Betty Hackworth, Mary P. Ilansen, Irma Hart, Gwendolyn Henshaw, Erlene Helton, Patsy Hite, Clara Hollyfield, Sarah K. Hulcy, Martha Jo Hutchinson, Annette Jackson, Flora Janisch, Isabell Keating, Edith Koehl, Dimple Kuykendall, Ruth Lansford, Carmelita Larimer, Suzanne Lesikar, Evelyn Lewis, Sophie Love, Lucy M-angmn, Bliss TScTi, Morgan, Nelda Murphy, Alice Louise Nichols, Grace Nolan, Virginia Patterson, Mary F. Peoples, Aloretta Porter, Patricia Presley, Prudy Raymer, Mary Claire Rhodes, Wilma Richardson, Dorothy Rogers, Alice Rosencranz, Selma Rothmund, Marie Saner, Clara Louise Schmidt, Kathleen Shudde, Arnell ■ -■TMeber, Katherine Smith, Marian Stansbury, Katherine Storm,Joanne Swope, Billie Sue Taylor, Ina Louise Tomek, Lillian Tynes, Miriam Waltman, Margie Williams, Buth Wozniak, Natalie Young, Mary Evelyn The Elaphian Literary Society was organized in 1924, with a membership of fifteen girls. Since that time the organization has expanded with the growth of the school. The purpose of the society is to promote literary and social intercourse in the manner of literary programs and social activities. On March 19, the society sponsored a book review, “North to the Orient, at the Y. W. C. A. Part of the proceeds from this review were used in purchasing books for the school library. On April 17, the society gave an invitational dance at the Junior League Building, honoring the senior lettermen in the three major sports. Some 225 persons were present. Keeping in line with the spirit of the Texas Centennial, the society presented the following literary programs during the school year. E L A PHIAN P R O G RAMS THE J. FRANK DOBIE CIRCLE of the ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY presents Folklore of the Old Southwest November 4, 1935 3. 4. 6 . i . 8 . “Texas, Our Texas” Leader Glen Adams Pianist Jane Ann Allerton What Folklore Is “Jane Ann Allerton ' ' The Texas Folklore Society Roberta Arrant J. Frank Dobie, Our Most Representative Folklore Writer Marguerite Bishop Cabeza de Vaca and “The Seven Cities of Cibola” Constance Bearmann Coronado, the First Great Conquistador Gladys Anderson “Coronado’s Children” (Book Review) Louise Bendall “Gold is where it is found.” (Poster) Mary Sue Bates THE JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS CIRCLE of the ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY presen Is Poet Laureates of Texas February 17, 1936 1. The Ollice of Poet Laureate “In the Beginning” Isabell Janisch “By Resolution of the Texas Legislature” Ruth Kuykendall 2. Judd Mortimer Lewis (Houston, 1932) Evelyn Lesikaii 3. Selections from “Poems for Declamation” (J.M.L.) Edith Keating 4. Aline Triplette Michaelis (Beaumont, 1933) Anette Hutchinson 5. Selection from “Courage and Other Poems” (A.T.M.) Suzanne Larimer 6. Grace Noll Crowell (Dallas, 1935) Carmelita Lansfoiid 7. Selections from “Flame in the Wind” (G.N.C.) Flora Jackson THE AMELIA E. BARR CIRCLE of the ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY presents In The Days Of The Alamo December 2, 1935 1. Amelia E. Barr (Historical Novelist) Mildred Dattner 2. “The City of the Sword” (San Antonio) Nance Cunningham 3. “The Napoleon of the West” (Santa Anna) Margie Byron 4. “Destiny’s Pawn” Betsy Ross Bisplinghoff 5. “Remember the Alamo” (Book Review) Ruth Buchanan 6. “The Thermopylae of America” Mary Ellis Bolling 7. “Under One Flag” (Tribute) Natalie Bowers THE SIGMAN BYRD CIRCLE of the ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY presents Stories of the Piney Woods January 6, 1936 1. “Hungary Rhapsodie” (by Carl Koelling) Verda Belle Fenn 2. Sigman Byrd (Short Story Writer and Poet) Mary Pearl Hackworth 3. “Manana” (Congratulations, Mr. Byrd!) Irma Hansen Patsy Helton 4. “Faith” (Performs a miracle in Far Haven) Clara Hite 5. “October Corn” (Solves a murder in Bluesprings) Erlene Henshaw 6. “The Singing Woman” (Sings again in Plum Gully) Gwendolyn Hart 7. “Unrest” (Incites the heart of a poet) Sarah K. Hollyfield THE GEORGE C. CHILDRESS CIRCLE of the ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY presents One Hundred Years Ago March 16, 1936 1. “The Lexington of Texas” (Gonzales) Marjorie Mansell 2. “The Come and Take It Flag” Lucy Love 3. The Declaration of Independence (Washington-on-the-Brazos) Grace Nichols 4 “The Paul Revere of Texas” (Matthew Caldwell) Bliss Mangum 5 “The Patrick Henry of the Revolution” (R. M. Williamson) Virginia Nolan 6. “The Father of Texas” (Stephen F. Austin) Nelda Morgan 7. “The Mother of Texas” (Jane H. Long) Mary Evelyn Young 8. “Preloch” (Cynthia Ann Parker) Arnell Schudde THE MARGARET BELL HOUSTON CIRCLE of the ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY presen ts North of the Rio Grande April 20, 1936 1. The Legend of the Bluebonnet Mary Frances Patterson 2. “Bluebonnets” (Poem) Mary Claire Raymer 3. Speaking of Superstitions Marie Rothmund 4. In Defense of the Tejas Selma Rosencrantz 5. Granddaughter of “The Baven” (Margaret Bell Houston) Alice Rogers 6. “Magic Valley” (Book Review) Aloretta Peoples 7. “The Singing Heart” (Poem) Wilma Rhodes 8. “The Old Oak Speaks” (Poem) Dorothy Richardson 1836 Bottom row: Thomas Whitaker, Harriet Wilcox, Ruth Moore, Beatrice Emmert, Evelyn Todd, Charles Ehrhardt, Lee Bell, Betty Mitchell, Jeanette Knott, Bill Garrett. Second row: Ellen Jane Dickerson, Ruth Upchurch, Norma Lynn Wood, Patricia Porter, Lucy Love, Frances Bass, Jane Cade, Sidney Haygood. Third row: Elizabeth Weaver, Anadine Bock, Jane Winning, Nell Birmingham, Margaret Welch, Charline Burns, Carl Kellogg, John Smith. Fourth row: George Martin, Roy Whitley, Mary Helen Weidemeyer, Norma Baird, J. F. Womack, Charles DeLancey, John Dillard, James Gusman, Berkley Moore. SODALITAS LATINA J ita sine litteris mors est First Semester Second Semester J. F. Womack. Douglas Haberlie Lucy Love. Harold Hillman . Letha Mann. John Young. Bliss Mangum. . President . . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . Sergeant-at-Arms . . P. T. A. Representative . Dean ' s Representative , Bliss Mangum .John Smith .Frances Bass .Jane Cade Charles Ehrhardt Betty Mitchell . Berkley Moore .Lucy Love The programs of Sodalitas Latina during the year 1935-1936 were planned to observe three anniversary dates—the bimillenium of the poet Horace on Decem¬ ber 8 and the anniversaries of the founding of Rome and of the Battle of San Jacinto, both of which fall on April 21. The Texas Centennial year has afforded club members an opportunity to see how even modern Texans of rugged character and Christian faith are indebted to the Romans in the fields of law, government, oratory, art, language, and litera¬ ture. Charlotte McMahon Iris Harper. Natalie Bowers. Norma Thacker. . President .... Vice-President Secretary-Treasu rer . Reporter J ane Ann Allerton Ruth Buchanan Charline Burns Mildred Dattner Lois Lee Qualtrough Dorothy Rodgers Arnelle Shudde Lillian Tomek Jeanette Drapela Patsy Helton Flora Jackson Inez Murph Sponsors Miss Ruth Daugherty M rs. H. L. Sandel Riding Master Mr. S. J. Daugherty 1836 Horses, Courtesy of Palace Riding Stables 1936 Top roiv (left to right): Louis Girard, J03 Jarr_;r 1, Jack Robertson. _ n. Third row: William Wohlt, Betsy Ross B’spiingholf. Robert Whitley, Ray Bfe hl, John Hueter. Second row: Ethel Calhoun, Helen Pasternak, Reuben Fine, Mrs. Verna S. HogiuIT Lucille Lierman, Lester Kaminsky, Nayland Baxter, Lottie Rack. First row: Kirlicks Knolle, Dorothy Pike, Florita Foley, Jane Darnaby, Lee LovWTnllian Tomek, Patsy Helton, Ann Mize, Lois Lesser. Those Not in Picture: Wanda Lee Albin, Carolyne Gordon, Dodd Kirk, Pullman ElizaTde. THALIA DRAMATICS CLUB In the spring semester dramatics is offered to the students of Sam Houston High School primarily that they may participate in the interscholastic one-act play contest and present a play for the seniors on Class Morning. In addition to this general program, numerous other programs are given within the classroom to aid the students in self-expression and the development of latent talent. The dramatics class has yearly assumed the same name as that of previous classes, “The Thalia Dramatics Club.” “The Lost Silk Hat” by Lord Dunsany was the play chosen for the interscholastic presentation, which took place at Albert Sidney Johnston Jr. High School, in the evening, April 8. The cast con¬ sisted of Louis Girard, William Wohlt, John Hueter, Ray Boyd, Kirlicks Knolle, and Ethel Calhoun. On that same day in the afternoon, another group of students gave “Pearls” at Foley Brothers’ “Town Hall,” for the members of the Parent-Teachers’Association and their friends. Those taking part were Lee Love, Betsy Ros s Bisphinghoff, Jane Darnaby, and Joe Jarrard. The sponsor, Mrs. Verna S. Hogan, directed both plays. Assisting the casts with their settings and property were Reuben Fine, Nayland Baxter, Jack Robert¬ son, Dodd Kirk, and Pullman Elizalde. Lee Love. Lillian Tomek. Jane Darnaby. Patsy Helton. Kirlicks Knolle. Florita Foley. Mrs. Verna S. Hogan OFFICERS . President . . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Parliamentarian . .Aegis Reporter . Sponsor I Front row (left to right): Lydia kreiter, Mary Ellen Speck, Dorothy Richardson, Sera Feinstein, Viette Schroeder, Vivienne Haubelt, John Marquart, Edd Miller, Juergen Koetter. Second roiv: Dorothy Lehmann, Margie McDermott, Mildred Shaw, Darline Miller, Hilda Svestka, Mabel Ivnigge, Werner Heesche, Harry D’Olive, Oscar Graeter, Hilly McDermott. Third row: Hattie Beltz, Helen Boedecker, Horace McCulloch, Walter Zeisig, Nicholas Beninate, George Boy, Douglas Bolster, Roy Matlage, L. Kestenberg, Sponsor. Those Not in Picture: A1 Avila, Charles Francis, Orren Holt, Hattie Kasiske, Joe Moth, Harold Smith, Paul Block, George Grifno, Manley Keith, Melvin Kraus, Sydney Leerskov, Allen Lindow, Louise Muller, Jack Wilkins, Mr. H. W. South. THE GERMAN CLUB First Term Second Term Manley Keith. President .John Marquart John Marquart. Vice-President .Orren Holt Viette Schroeder. Secretary .Viette Schroeder N. Edd Miller . Program Chairman .N. Edd Miller Joe Moth. Aegis Reporter .Vivienne Haubelt A highlight of the current year ' s activiti es of The German Club was the presen¬ tation of the German play, Als Verlobte Empfehlen sich. Recitations and musical numbers were also rendered to an appreciative audience. Some of the participants were Dorothy Lehmann, Walter Zeisig, John Mar¬ quart, ivienne Haubelt, Mildred Shaw, Lydia Kreiter, Juergen Koetter, Edd Miller, and Orren Holt. 1836 1936 fa is M iUfi b ««« •■ tens atm paaaasi! 6is:iJ8 J J8i8 ptsSaala iiia a«8Sj Front row , (left to right ):Dorothy Lehmann, Theonese Contreras, Virginia Christianson, Vivienne H aubell, Edith Thurston, Ruby Mae Wright, Ruth Sims, June Wilson. Second row: Muriel Dupuy, Lydia Chudleigh, Thais Harris, Irma Hansen, Nell Jean Stewart, Lu- crelia La Garde. Back row: Nance Cunningham, Doris Harris, Ruth Ingels, Josephine Arnold. Those Not in the Picture: Margaret Buscanyi, Teresa Dickerman, Jocelyn Kemp, Miriam McElfresh. A . R . T. CLUB The A.R.T. Club, under the direction of Mrs. Alice C. Woodruff, is an active organization which was formed this year for the purpose of uniting the artists of Sam Houston High into a progressive unit. The club presented an Art Demonstration by J. Franklin Caveny as the first project which it sponsored. It was well received by the student body. Every member of the club participates in various exhibits and many are represented at the Interscholastic Meets each year. OFFICERS Doris Harris. . . .. Ruth Sims. Lydia Chudleigh. Virginia Christianson Vivienne Haubelt. . . . Miriam McElfresh . . President . . . Vice-President . Secretary . Parliamentarian . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Anns ■ Back row (left to right): Louis Crosson, Kirlicks Knolle, Edd Miller. Middle Row: Hazel Jones, Aloretta Peoples, Su Lu Evans, Mary Claire Raymer. Front Row: Lester Kaminsky, John Marquart, Rosalie Sullivan, Helen Pasternak, Tom Duncan, Joyce Duke, Blanche Kraus, Hugh Gibson, Ralph Krohn. Those Not in Picture: Bertha Roth. SAM HOUSTON DEBATE SOCIETY 1936 marks the sixth year of the Sam Houston High Debate Society- In those six years this club has set an enviable record of which we may well be proud. This year has been a big year for the debaters. Four out of five tournaments attended were won by Sam Houston’s teams, and in the Interscholastic meet the boys’ team, composed of Edd Miller and Lewis Crosson, won first place in city; the girls’ team, composed of Helen Pasternak and Joyce Duke, won second place in city competition. OFFICERS Edd Miller. Captain Helen Pasternak. Secretary Lewis Crosson. Publicity Agent Mr. 0. Bertram Horne. Sponsor 1836 1936 Front row (left to right): Iris Brown, Lillian Tomek, Mary Eleanor DeLange, Vivian Walson, Ida Mae Weslberry, Mary Ethel Smith, Virginia Green. Second row: Kenneth Orman, B. R. Reynolds, Jr., Helen Shepperd, Grace Nichols, Jewel Hainn, Claude Tabor, Howard Lewis. Third row: Ira Clarkson, James Craddock, Gladys Anderson, Jack Moncrief, Gwendolyn Crosby, John Breaker, Alan Buster, Clifton Goodwin. Fourth row: Joseph Pappas, Miriam McElfresh, Bill Cunningham, Morris Sheinberg, Norman East, John Smith, J. B. Bishop. HOOT’N’, HOLLER, HOWLIN’, HOUR CIVICS CLUB OFFICERS John Breaker. President Alan Buster. Vice-President Mary Eleanor DeLange. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Ruth Greenhill Sponsor LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA Lambda Sigma Alpha, standing for Legion School Awards, is a club of all of the winners of American Legion Medals offered to the most outstanding boy and the most outstanding girl of the high eighth grade of every junior high school each term. At present, the Sam Houston Chapter has twenty-nine members on its roll. Walter Carter . President Ethel Bloomfield . Treasurer Sol Klinger . Vice-President Viette Sciiroeder . Aegis Reporter Lorene Garrison . Secretary ESPERANTO J TIGROJ J. F. Womack . President Mary Ellis Bolling . Aegis Reporter Moe Rudy . Vice-Presiden t Clara Louise Saner . Student Teacher Ethel Bloomfield . Secretary-Treasurer Top row {left to right): Moe Rudy, Virginia Valdivia, Mr. Michael Spampinato. Ethel Bloomfield J. B. Bishop. Second row: J. F. Womack, Marian Coyle, Mary Ellis Bolling, Edith Thurston, John Smith. Front row: Lucy Love, Clara Louise Saner, Marie Calderera. Those Not in Picture: Sam Feldt, Ben Davziger, Charles Ehrhardt, Esther Godinez. 1936 First row: Viette Schroeder, Helen Fluker, Alice Taylor, Theresa Verges, Margaret Prysant, Vergie Mae Dosser, Clarice Canion, Mildred Dattner, Marie Bertram. Second row: Alice Louise Murphy, Dorothy Banks, Mary Lee Guzzetta, Lavonia Pitts, Marguerite Keener, Margaret Bucsanyi, Vivian Martial. Third row: Cleoma Duke, Doris Harris, Miriam McElfresh, Lydia Chudleigh, Dorothy Havemann, Frances Jones, Gladys Anderson, Elizabeth Seefeld, Grace Nichols, Lewis Landureth. Back roiv: Wayne Ballard, Miss Anastasia Doyle, Yonnie Yoakum. Gladys Anderson . President Doris Harris . Parliamentarian Lydia Ciiudlkigh . Vice-President Grace Nichols . Social Chairman Margaret Prysant . Secretary-Treasurer Alice Louise Murphy . Program Chairman Sponsors — Anastasia Doyle, Adelf, Waggaman, Blanche Carlkton LEADER’S COUNCIL Glen Adams . President Vivian Beeves . Secretary-Treasurer Chloe Florence . Vice-President Marjorie Medi.enka . Social Chairman Back rote (left to right): Mary Jane White, Dorothea Smith, Evelyn Minter, Ruth Moore, Marjorie Medlenka, R. E. Fasnacht,-Jessie Farris, Aurelia Peschka, Lyndell Lamar, Vivian Reeves. Middle row: Libby Sue Wilks, Chloe Florence, Anna Bell Willey, Lucille Grimmitt, Mary Lee Guz¬ zetta, Glen Adams, Lerline Hullum, Florence Hagan, Helen Smith. Front roiv: Rhea Barr, Maurine Harvey, Anna Mae Bilao, Donna Boutte, Vondane Ruff, Dorothy Gold, Clara Lee Short, Jewel Van Dusen, Milda Fegter, Helen Sullivan. ; F. V. A. CIVICS CLUB First row: Carolyne Gordon, Elizabeth Steele, Modestine Cole, Carnielita Lansford, Doris Hamilton, Edwin Young, William Stricklin, Reuben Espinosa. Second roiv: James Stovall, Vernon Jones, Elburn Hume. Osa Corley, Master Norman, Walter Kunz, Roy Davidson. Third row: Homer Pollan, Winfrey Lewis, Fred Coym. Members Not in Picture: Charles Richards. Elburn Hume, President Elizabeth Steele, Vice-President Modestine Cole, Secretary JUNIOR CITIZENS CLUB M argie Ryron, President Richard Parsons, Vice-President Marguerite Bishop, Secretary Front row ( left to right): Elizabeth Dailey, Lois Meyer, Bernice Norton, Marie Rothmund, Sarah Lerner, Lewis Landureth, Laymon Thomas, George Morgan. Second row: Yvonne Waggoner, Glynovale Willis, Thelma Wade, Ethel Mae Carson, Teresa Dicker- man, Marguerite Bishop, George Murphy, Oren Hudnall, Anthony Colman, Sterling Vermillion, Leland Fink, David Reed. Back row: Richard Parsons, Celio Silvester, David Coull, Wilmer Robicheaux, Robert Monger, Boh Young, Marion Baxter, Richard Weyrich, Russell Whitmarch, Charles Toce, Dodd Kirk. Those Not in Picture: Elmer Bryant, Margie Byron, Frank Fitch. 1836 CURRICULUM CIVICS CLUB First row: Allen Lindow, Albina Slotwinski, Margaret Perkins, Mildred Malitz, Marion Anthony, Virginia Lee Cargill, Anna Bette B ennett, Margie Byron, Essie Lee Aiken, John Beil. Second row: Fred Dallas, W. T. Keith, Anna Pruitt, Marie Voebel, Thelma Mueller, Verda Byrn, Margaret Terpe, Phil Beed, Jack Young, Kirlicks Knolle, Jack Boberts. Third row: Vernon Harp, Pete Young, Walter Luce, Harold Wicklund, J. 0. McPherson, Oliver Spilman, Jack Brown, Nathaniel Morgan, Woodrow Barker, James Stephens, Ernest Salge. Those Not in Picture: Chester Chapman, Lawrence Schutte. H arold Wicklund . President Essie Lee Aiken . Secretary J. O. McPherson . Vice-President Miss Weinberg . Sponsor S. R. CIVICS CLUB Hal Weidemeyer . President Charlotte McMahon . Secretary Orren Holt . Vice-President Miss H. Weinberg . Sponsor First row: Hal Weidemeyer, Maudine Vaughn, Helen Ford, Ethel Bloomfield. Elsie David, Theresa Verges, Valerie Jetty. Second row: George Minter, Carl Brinkman, Emil Colmenares, Yonnie Yoakum, Jo Kitcher, June Bunken, Charlotte McMahon. John Young. Third row: David Baker, J. F. Womack, Walter Carter, Victor Head, Arvil Worthington. Bay Boyd, Morris Adams, Orren Holt, W. P. Johnson, Oscar Foremen, Gerald Barrow, Charles Wedemeyer, George Ingram. Those Not in Picture: Floyd Wright, Thomas Smith, Harold Jones, Lawrence Elkins, Lanier Carpenter. , ; Jjour CENTENNIAL CIVICS CLUB First row: Tony Tilotta, Joyce Nielsen, Naydean Resoft, Louise Bendall, Iris Harper, Florence Cohen, Milda Fegter, Marie Prozanto, Imogene Smith. Second roiv: Velma Hassler, Eleanora Canessa, Inez Walker, Roy Howard, Charles Sample, Rosetta Hirsch, Maythel Bush, Edith Pyle, Mary Frances Patterson, Marjorie Woltman. Third row: Doris Harris, Lydia Chudleigh, Buna Rogers, Lula Collier, Wayne Overstreet, Charles W iseman, Malvin ColFey, Kenneth Howard, Mildred Howland, Connie Butler. W allace Ragan . President Iris Harper . Secretary Kermit Beahan . Vice-President Louise Bendall . Treasurer Miss Ruth Greenhill, Sponsor THE PHILANTHROPISTS CIVICS CLUB Jack Helton, Jr . President Mary Pearl Hackworth . Secretary Leonard Brown . Vice-President Norma Baird . Treasurer Miss Ruth Greenhill, Sponsor Front row (left to right): Ruth Reifschneider, Ernest Wolfe, Peggy Hart, Dorothy King, Mary Pearl Hackworth, Bessie Ferrara, Vivian Martial. Clara Hite. Second row: Jack Doak, John Leitch, Norma Baird, Margaret Moeler, Annette Hutchinson, Elfie Harris, Jean Ray. Third row: Jack Helton, Jr., Robert Mardv, E. J. Bautsch, ,T. T. Faulkner, Walter Coston, Leonard Brown. Those Not in Picture: Bruno Nentwig, Floyd e Knoetzkp. 1836 I LONE STAR CIVICS CLUB Front row: Lorene Garrison, Hazel Hoy, Mildred Dattner, Lela Elskes, Doris Williams, Margaret Prysant, Willie Belle Cole, Norma Sheppard. Second row: Hugh Gibson, W. C. Williams, Wanda Lee Kerley, Hardee Gillan, Joseph Romano, Leon Knoll, Jane Cade. Third row: Jesse Callihan, Paul Berlin, Wilmer Colburn, Letha Mann, Katherine Russell, Elizabeth Seefeld, Joe Guzzetta. Fourth row: Everett Dewey, Milton Osterman, Michael Gaines, Jack Busby, A. J. Herren. Those Not in Picture: Jack Garner, Glenn Hall, Willard Owens, Bruce Pearby, Ralph Reed, Harry Robinson. Milton Osterman, President Lela Elskes, Vice-President Mildred Dattner, Sec ' y-Treas. COVINGTON’S CIVICS CLUB Frank Williams . President Dorothy Berman . Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Ellzey . Vice-President Miss Nina Covington . Sponsor Back row: Francis Halphen, Irene Bounds, Jack Kline, Laurence Shutte, Bertram Battarbee. Waccile Wiser, DeWitt Bowden, Anthony Girala. Middle row: Victoria Portilla, T. C. Love, Lois Molbert, Edith Keating, George Hastings, Carden Jenkins. Front row: T. C. Johnson, Ester Godinez, Loraine McGee, Dorothy Ellzey, Dorothy Berman, Sol Klinger. Those Not in Picture: Fofo Chickenis, Jarvis Garst, Jewel Faye Gossett, Thais Harris, Harold Hodges, Ruth Ingels, Edmund Jamail, Paul Massey, Raymond Perez, Albert Rutledge, Leon Smith, Jell Steacy, Frank Williams. ANCHOR CLUB Standing (left to right): Leacy Gerbode, Luella McManus, Lydia Kreiter, Helen Smith, Dorothy Schmittgen, Mrs. Johnnye Murray, Shirley Simpson, Mary Dell Graybill, Mary Ann M assengale, Eloise Wilson, Lois Johnson. Kneeling: Dorothy Pike, Lucy Gaines, Laurel Jean Graham. Sitting: Florine Reineits, Jean Stehr. Those Not in Picture: Beatrice Bloomquist, Ethel Mae Williams. Jean Stehr . Skipper Dorothy Pike . Cabin Boy Laurel Jean Graham . First Mate Florine Beineits . Social Chairman Lucy Gaines . Second Mate Mrs. Johnnye Murray . Sponsor ORATIO Andres Morales . President Edna Mae Myers . Vice-President M erle Maxwell . Secretary ARTISTE Lillian Tomek . Program Chairman Anna Bess Murray . Social Chairman Mr. 0 . Bertram Horne . Sponsor Back row (left to right): Louis Brenner, Gerald Goldberg, Myron Reichardt. Second row: William Neville, Betsy Ross BisplinghofT, Vera Hansen, Edna Mae Myers, Donna Bouttee, Helen Boedecker, Lyle Bailey, Andres Morales. Front row: Bernard Stalbun, Rosalie Sullivan, Jack Russo, Anna Bess Murray, Lillian Tomek, Vivian Watson, Ida Mae Westberry. 1836 INTERSCHOLASTIC WINNERS 1936 .Frances Bass, Goldie Miron Typing Team . ... Second place . . . . ' Dorothy Platter, Moe Rudy (Joy Widner English Essay . , . . . Second place . . .. Ruth Buchanan Spelling . . . . .First Place. . . Lucille Clemons, John Kiefer Boys Debate Team . ... First Place . . . . Lewis Crosson, Edd Miller Girls Debate Team. . . . . Second place . . Joyce Duke, Helen Pasternak Boy Declaimer . ... First Place . . . . Lester Kaminsky Girl Declaimer. . . . . Second place . . . Aloretta Peeples Boy Extemporaneous . . . . . . Second place . . . Hugh Gibson Girl Extemporaneous . . . . . . . Third place . . . Blanche Kraus Headline Writing . . . . . Second place . . . Frances Galloway News Writing . . . . . Fourth place . . Joanne Storm Sports Writing . . . . . Second Place. . . John Breaker Editorial Writing. . . . . Fourth place. . . Lee Bell Copy Reading Second place .... Ch arles Kiefer The members of the Cosmos staff wish to offer a word of thanks to those who helped to make this book what it is. Without the aid and assistance of our sponsors, Miss Staggs and Miss Weinberg, this book could not have been compiled. We wish to thank Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Sandel, and Mr. Sherman for their suggestions and aid with the art work. Miss Duvernoy very ably furnished us with the official lists of the candidates for graduation. Mr. Snider graciously afforded us the use of the caps and gowns for the senior pictures. As usual Mr. Moyes, Mrs. MacDougal, Mr. Seawright, aided the staff in ways far too numerous to mention. The staff sincerely appreciates the time and effort these persons have given to the Cosmos work. The Editor , j. F. WOMACK B O o K F 0 U R TYPICAL HOUSTON HOME This old home is a fine example of the architecture of fifty or more years ago. Such homes were noted for their hospitality and the many gay halls and parties that were given in them. Here lived such distinguished Houston families as the Weems, the Botts, and the Carringtons. joun mmKm most Representative boy mmf sas s htss Mo si ' Representative Qirl wsz murpu Representing Sam Houston in the University of Houston Reception DOROTHY Dooam Mosl Deauliful Qinl joffifws STom Junior Favorite G01S CSS QURGTROU H Sophomore Favorite EDITOR’S NOTE Just a word as to how the favorites were chosen: The Most Representative Boy and the Most Repre¬ sentative Girl were elected by the senior class from a list of candidates nominated by the faculty. The basis for these nominations was leadership, character, scholar¬ ship, and sportsmanship. From a group of nominees suggested by the Senior Cabinet, a group of teachers followed by a committee of three judges, Mr. Win. A. McKenna, Sue Barnett, and Helen Byington, selected the University of Houston Reception Beauty. The School Beauty was chosen by Mr. Wm. A. Mc¬ Kenna, an authority on art, from pictures submitted by girls desiring to enter the contest. The Junior Favorite and Sophomore Favorite were elected by their respective classes from a list of nominees named by the faculty. The basis of these nominations was the same as for the senior class representatives. J. F. WOMACK DEDICATION To those of you who laugh a bit Or even crack a smile. We dedicate this section And hope it fits your style. So crack your shell and have a laugh It doesn ' t cost a cent. Especially when you try to be On pleasure fully bent. 1836 LEAKING THROUGH THE MOUTH 1936 It seems that Gladys Anderson and Joseph Pappas are doing all the good. They stuck it out a year anyway! We nominate for the Brains Society this year, President, Mary Sue Bates; Vice-President, Mary Ellis Bolling; Secretary, Margaret Bish¬ op; Treasurer, Louise Bendall; and Reporter, Natalie Bowers. A true honey with all that goes to make up a grand girl and swell sport is Mildred Dattner. Flash! Louise Youngblood had a real and honest date. (So she says) Goodie-Goodie for Dorothy Rich¬ ardson and Malvin Coffey and equal recognition to Iris Harper and Kermit Beaham. Thanks a Million to Lester Ka¬ minski, Lewis Crosson, and Edd Miller for the splendid representa¬ tion they gave in Debate. Winifred Lewis seems to be rushing Julie Kuykendall this year, but Julie’s heart-beat is elsewhere. Among Sam Houston’s best dancers are Leo Shannon, Gordon McDon¬ ald, Seymour Seidler, and Dub Williams. For girls we nominate Helen Evans, Gladys Robischeaux, Tookie Farrow, and Iris Harper. Margaret Rose Painter, Joyce Perkins, and Lillian McIntosh are three cuties that we predict will make the top. Johnnie Meyers and Vera Hansen are giving lessons to Richard Jeppe- SEN . . . No charges. Bessie Farrara and Jay Lunsford have finally patched up their old ro¬ mance . . . Mighty Fine! Visiting us from Heaven are four an¬ gels: Jane Ann Allerton, Arnelle Shudde, Norma Thacker, and Thais Harris. Although Evelyn Henson has had a considerable amount of competition this year, she has held her own with J. O. McPherson. Full of the true Jlogan Dramatics teachings are: Kirlicks Knolle, Jane Darnaby, Dorothy Pike, Rue- ben Fine, Pullman Cominerez, Lucille Lierman, and Joe Jarrard. Why must girls go steady? We ask this of Eileen M asiiek and LaVerne McCullum. No chances, boys. Among Sam Houston’s Institute of the Lovely are: Rosalie Sullivan, Hazel Jones, Flora Jackson. 1836 SOCIETY 1936 Whiz Bangs! What? Why the Black Battalion dances this year of course; the Football Frolic, the Valentine Whirl, the Vice-Versa, and last the Annual Battalion Formal held at the Country Club. A most successful season. Congratulations! One gala event of the season was the Elaphian cele¬ bration where the football boys went elite with a pro¬ gram dance and really enjoyed it. A series of teas, luncheons, bridges, dances, open houses, and other entertainments crowded the last two months of school. With such lovely hostesses as Margie Byron, Iris Harper, Grace Nichols, Katherine Russell, Mildred Dattner, Helen Pasternak, Katherine Smith, Jean Ray, Frances Garrett, Essie Lee Aiken, and Cap¬ tain Dorothy Bradshaw. It’s no wonder everyone was happy. Gab! Gab! Gab! The Debater s Banquet where no one but Lewis Crosson and Edd Miller could talk. No room for anyone else! Of course, we must mention the Etta Kett Banquet where President Charlotte McMahon, charming as ever, showed her taste in the planning of the gay affair. In all, you see, these grand times we’ve had are really unforgettable, and we hope, in years to come, that a glance at this page will remind you of your happy school days. jJT TEXAS HEROES SAM HOUSTON: I truly didn’t like the Mex. So up I jumped and fought for Tex. I fought my battle brave and true And won this Texas soil for you. Eat Grape-Nuts ! SANTA ANNA: At San Jacinto I was a flop The Texans used me for a mop It seems they didn’t care for me I had halitosis, you see. Use Listerine! STEPHEN F. AUSTIN: I was the father of this brave true state War and disaster I did hate But war was here and I had to fight It always kept me awake at night. Drink Ovaltine! DEAF SMITH: I couldn’t hear a single word But now my name is often heard Bv cutting down the bridge you see I kept the Mex from running free. Use Morton ' s Salt! WILLIAM TRAVIS: I drew the line at the Alamo To step across I dared my foe They fought and fought and won the fort We lost our battle by lack of support. Great Southern Life Insurance! FANNIN: I was trapped at Goliad And that sure made the Texans mad Finally this state we did win And thus the Republic did begin. Chew Wrigley ' s Gum ! 1836 THESE ARE JOKES ... LAUGH 1936 Lyle Bailey: I had an awful fright last night. Malyin Coffey: I know, I saw you with him. Tommy Sherman: Don’t you approve of tight skirts? Wallace Ragan: No, I think dames should leave liquor alone. W. J. Geiselman: My girl is divine. J. T. Faulkner: Yours may be de- vine, but mine is de-berries. Buck” Lewis: The End-O-Main is fairly crowded tonight. Helen Brady: I’ll say so, awhile ago I fainted and had to dance around four times before I could fall down. Douglas Bolster: Are you and Hazel secretely married? James McFerrin: No, she knows it. June Cameron: Just think, Horace Grogan tried to put his arm around me four times last nite. Doris Harris: My Gawd! What an arm! Alan Buster: I got my leg broken in two places. James Craddock: Then stay out of them places. Mary Pearl Hackworth: (brag¬ ging) I’m one girl in a thousand. Earl Horton: Who told you about my past? Ira Clarkson: Shall we waltz? Dorothy Hatfield: It’s all the same to me. Ira: Yes, I’ve noticed that. Lula Kate Richardson: Can you keep a secret? Clara Hite: Yes, but it’s just my luck to tell it to a girl who can’t. Ralph Reed (calling up Ida Mae Westberry) Ralph: What have you got on for Saturday night? Ida: Gotta date. Ralph: And the next Saturday? Ida: Gotta date. Ralph: And the Salurdav after that? J Ida: Gotta date. Ralph: My heavens, woman, don’t you ever take a bath? Mr. McMahon: I ' ll teach you to make love to Charlotte. Bill Childress: I wish you would, I’m not making much headway. William Ursprung, trying to strike wrong end of match. Ted Waldrop: Why don ' t you try striking the other end? Willie: Oh, anyone can do that. Hal Weidemeyer: Still pools of thoughts I plunged to bathe But cracked my head on the shallow bottom. 1836 AS WE TIGERS SEE IT His fingers over piano keys fly Like Eddie Duchin does satisfy Otho Evans. Now for a bit of sophistication Like Harlow, one who slays the nation Robbie Lea Boggess. We laugh at Eddie Cantor’s jokes But this one pleases all us folks Jack Young. Alice Faye makes the tunes hot, But this goon gives them all she’s got Ann Mize. hi Movieland Astaire taps chances But this guy is the best at dances. Leo Carillo has an accent funny But he’s got nothing on this dumb J. F. Womack bunny. Andres Moreles. I Can’t Give You Anything But Love.” HARRY GRAY. I’m Putting All My Eggs in One Basket.” BERNICE EVANS and KEN NETH HOWARD. So Lovely and So Sweet.” CARMELITA LANSFORD. Lights Out.” MICHAEL GAINES. Let Yourself Go.” ARVEL WORTHINGTON. Swing It.” ANNA BESS MURRAY. Call It Anything It Wasn ' t Love.” ESSIE LEE AIKEN and S.C. GRIZZLE Sweetie Pie.” VIVIAN WATSON. Love in Bloom” CLAUDE TABOR and MARY ETHEL SMITH. Where Are You.” HOMER POLLAN, I’m Living In A Great Big Way.” JACK BUSBY. I Never Had A Chance.” HELEN FORD. The Girl With The Dreamy Eyes.” MARTHA JO HULCY Walioo.” JOYCE DUKE. Red Sails In The Sunset.” PATSY HELTON. ' 2 ; ' idJ v 0 i V ' fr L., Mf fr®y SU« C? (o £ 3 6 friASL % J £2ZX :L y El 836i SOUTHERN ENGRAVING COMPANY HOUSTON JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS Designers and Manufacturers of Cl ass Rings for the Graduates of Sam Houston High School. CLASS RINGS ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ENGRAVED DIPLOMAS CLUB PINS MEDALS TROPHIES AWARDS CERTIFICATES CAPS AND GOWNS A. W. Baldwin J. R. Jones Office and Factory City Sales Representatives 1116 Prairie Avenue 1836 :1936 SAM HOUSTON HIGH STUDENTS This has been a happy year, one filled with real pleasure and accomplishments. I wish to congratulate you. And, certainly, I 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 for the Class of 1936 is greatly appreciated, and we hope for the privilege of engraving for future classes of Sam Houston. Congratulations! And, Thank You Lindsey Blayney, Jr. Representing STAR ENGRAVING CO. Houston 7 Y ariety Electricity, the modern form of power, lends itself to a variety of purposes. In the home, on the farm, in industry and transportation, it is constantly being adapted to new performances. And as its use increases, the rate of charge decreases. Houston Lighting Power Company CORRIGAN’S Jewelers 903 Main DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS LUCYLLE ROWAN Private Secretarial School 601 Rice Hotel Preston 2111 Students Selected—References are required KEYSTONE DRUG COMPANY, Inc. TRUSSES—GARTER LEGGINGS ARCH SUPPORTS—ABDOMINAL BRACES ANKLE BRACES—GARTER STOCKINGS SHOULDER BRACES-MATERNITY BELTS :1836 GREGG SHORTHAND BOOKKEEPING BUSINESS ENGLISH TYPEWRITING CALCULATION SPELLING 1936 THE HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY a Texas institution, extends hearty con¬ gratulations and best wishes to the 1936 graduating classes of Texas’ schools and colleges. May you find the work for which you have equipped yourself pleas¬ ant and may your every effort meet with success. HUMBLE j| akowitzj ro . 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STEAKS ” Specializing in Kansas Cily Prime Beefsteaks Curb Service 4220 Leeland Way. 0808 Also Open Air Dining Court Compliments of PAINTER, REICHMAN AND CO. General Insurance 706 Scanlan Bldg. P. 1787 Compliments of TIIE PARK VIEW PHARMACY 7502 Harrisburg Wayside 4146 HOUSTON ' S Popular Young Men ' s — Stores —- Showing Snappy Prep. Styles at Popular Prices Com pi i m en ts of TIP TOP CONEY ISLAND Best Coneys and Chili in Town MASURY PAINT AND RESPECTABILITY A well painted house is no guarantee of respectability but it goes a long wa toward establishing a good impression. JAMES BUTE COMPANY Caroline and McKinney Fairfax 9371 For Sixty-nine Years Dependable Service to the People of Houston Compliments of “B” COMPANY Sam Hou ston R.O.T.C Compliments of BOULEVARD FUNERAL HOME J. V. COSSABOOM, Mgr. 6929 Harrisburg, Wayside 4111 Compliments of STOWERS 1§ FURNITURE W Dependable Home Furnishers Visit MADING’S DRUG STORE Capitol at San Jacinto or Delicious Sandwiches, Lunches and Fountain Drinks Visit Our Store At... Prairie at Fannin for Fountain Pens Social Stationery and Calling Cards WILSON Stationery Printing Co. Preston 8221 The best dressed young men are wearing Nathan’s Clothes SUITS, HATS, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS NevlKeviVs MAIN AT CAPITOL 1936 What After High School? Let Massey introduce you to an office position in keeping with your educational background. We do not promise to make of you a business executive; but we will train you for, and place you in, a starting position where your talents and educa¬ tion will open to you opportunities without limit. We are receiving constantly more calls from employers for Massey graduates than we have available to fill the very desirable office positions open to them. We invite your investigation of our record in starting Sam Houston graduates on the road to success. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE Capitol Avenue at Caroline Street Fairfax 3533 Compliments of ALLBRITTONS” Chicken and Sandwiches Our Specialty 4120 McKinney B. 31230 Compliments of Your Official Photographer HENRY STERN Compliments of School Supplies Books, Stationery, Gifts 1014 Texas Preston 8261 Lending Library H. J. COHN FURNITURE CO. Two Stores Photographer 1205 Congress Ave. 4850 S. Main Suite 229 West Bldg. Capitol 7837 POSTOFFICE DRAWER 2 0 5 1 HOUSTON, TEXAS PRINTERS OF THE 1936 COSMOS 1836