Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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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

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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

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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