Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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1ER JANICE SHURTLEFF JUNE SIEGERT MANNING SNOW MARY ELIZABETH STEPHENSON CATHERINE STINER JACQUELINE STRIEBECK N LOUISE THOMPSON NORMAN THOMPSON SYBIL THOMPSON MELROSE TRAUERNICHT FRANCIS TROWBRIDGE KATHRYN VAUGHN BEULAH MAE NORMA WALTER WADE BILL WEEMS PAUL WEEMS

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JACK PETITT CEOKG IK PARKER JEANNE PELZER ROY PINDER RAYMOND PITCHFORD HUGH PLUMMER WANDA POLLARD ETHELYN POUEIGH MARY JO PRESSLEY SARA PRESSLEY ERNEST PRINCE MOLLIE ORENA PRYOR DOROTHY RABORN DALIA RAVENA AGNES RAY EDITH RETHERFORD CALLIE SUE ROBERTSON FAITH ROBERTSON FRANK RODRIQUEZ CARL ROWLAND LUCILLE RUSHING YLENA RUSSELL CARREL SAMFORi EDWARD RYAN LOIS JEAN SARGENT KATHERINE SCHAAT JACK SHOEMAKI WARREN SCHLIEF ELLA SCHWARTZ MARY SELLERS

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rfni. BELLE WILLIAMS CARLETON WILLIAMS JEWEL SIEGFRED WINTER ROBERT WITTLINGER NAOMI WOODWARD SARABELLE YATES BILLY MLINAR GLENDALE PHILLIPS LEON AUSTIN HAROLD BEDELL WALTER BRANSOM GEORGE BRUTON EVA CARPENTER ALFRED CHITTENDEN JOHN CHRISTENSEN AILEEN COGWIN KATHRYN CROWDER BERNICE EASON LOUIS GORDON HAROLD HALL MAURICE HOBBS GUSSIE IIUSER L. A. JOHNSON LEON LUX DAVID MEEK ELROY NEELY ER J ) SIDNEY NORMAN HATTIE PAUL ROBERT PERKINS JOHN PETERSON CHARLES ROBINSON PHYLAS SAVAGE BEULAH SCHOENERR LEROY SCHOOLEY A. J. SEALY HARRY SKIPPER J. L. SMITH WENDELL SNELL JEANNE ALLEN SPRINGFIELD GEORGE STEVENS LEONARD SUTTON NEWTON YOUNG Senior Class History In the year 1935 the present class of Milby High School made its first awkward entrance as lowly sophomores. The majority of these creatures were products of Deady, Jackson and Ed- ison Junior High Schools. After a year of working and of suffering that usually acompanies the soph, Milby’s young’uns became full pledged juniors. Their noses shot skyward, they dashed in and out like they owned the place, appeared to know everything, and regarded the poor soph as a creature unfit for notice. Even though the high and mighty Junior did know practically everything, he found that second year “plenty tough.” On Sept. 19, 1937, the once lowly sophomore was crowned senior and his work as a stu- dent of higher learning was drawn to an end. Only now, at the time of parting do we seniors realize how we love dear old Milby. Our three year pause here on the path of life, shall be remembered forever as one of the most joy- ous stops along the way. Not until the present time did we realize how indebted we are to our teachers, especially our senior registrars, Miss Marguerite Brennan, Miss Dorothea Bright, Mr. J. B. Hendrix, Mrs. Ralph Looney, Miss Beatrice Matthaei, and Mrs. Blanche Grover, for their splendid guidance and co-operation. With the highest affection we shall forever remember Milby.