Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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BOOK I. SCHOOL BOOK I I. SPORTS BOOK Ill . ACTIVITIES BOOK V . FAVORITES BOOK V . HUMOR BOOK F . ADVERTISING

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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-

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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.