Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Howze, Mildred Those eyes, affectionate, lucent hue Eyes too expressive to be blue. Hume, Helen I count myself in nothing so happy As in a soul remembering my good friends. Jacobs, Annie Oma Happy in this, she is not, yet so old, But she may learn; happier than this. James, John I am the red-headed music-maker, I am the dreamer of dreams . . . James, Evelyn One there is above all others, well deserves the name of Friend. Jeanes, Maxine Ne’er did Grecian chisel trace A nymph, a Naid, or a Grace Of finer form or lovelier face. Jeter, Jessie Learning makes the fool more foolish But the wise more wiser. John, Elisabeth Like a big red rose in the morning sun, Her loveliness is noticed by everyone. Joines, Louise Infinite Idealitv. Immeasureable Reality! Infinite Personality!” Jones, Jowyter Soul of enthusiasm, inspires with her pep A wonderful leader; one hard to forget. Kalb, Bernard “A cow is a very good animal in the field; But we turn it out of a garden.” Kaplan, Mollie Learning alone, of all things in our possession, is im¬ mortal and divine. Karnaky, Carl My feet are heavy now, but on I go. My head erect, beneath the tragic years. Keller, Harvey Let none presume To wear undeserved dignity. Kelly, Gertrude Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Kelly, Clyde What orators lack in depth, they make up in length. Ketterson, Frank His is love beyond a brother ' s, Costly, free and knows no end. King, Floyd His words were simple words enough. And yet he used them so.

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I Iarris, Maude Just a little bit of sunshine to gladden the whole world, A dozen boys or more, we guess, would like to claim this girl. Harrison, Mildred There is no wisdom like frankness. Hamrick, Wendell T may not be Methuselah, but I am not a child in arms. Hathaway, Seth He will be welcome wherever he may stray, For when it comes to making friends Seth hath- a-way! Heafer, John B. As shaking terrors from his blazing hair, A sanguine comet gleams through the air. Hf.rren, Marguerite The divine last touch in perfecting the beautiful is animation. Hebel, Therese What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Hill, Ora May The readiness of doing both express No other but the doer ' s willingness. Heiser, Robert He who excuses himself, accuses himself. I Ihndrix, Venora For she was just the quiet kind Whose natures never vary Like streams that keep a summer mind Snow hid in January. Henig, Stanley Be not afraid of every stranger, Start not aside at every danger. Herring, Marion However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer. Hodges, Edna It is only the shallow that gurgle and murmur. But the depths are dumb. Hovas, Alice Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merit. Hopkins, Tom I hold he loves me best who calls me Tom. I Iorn, Althea Althea smiles not in a house of tears. II ucherson, George I, a parrot, am taught by you the names of others; I have learned of myself to say: “Hail, Caesar.” Howze, Edith Like a ray of sunshine in a darkened room This black-haired maiden dispells our gloom.

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King, Rosa May Officious, innocent, sincere. Of every friendless name tlie friend. Kostom, Ruth Vivid imagination has Ruth Marie, Best of all, is her per-son-al-ity. Krandel, Ben By nature a good politician, A merchant of some recognition. Lallier, Charlinf. Charline Estelle Rallier, a quaint little miss, To know her is surely immeasurable bliss. Lamonte, Thomas Trouble teaches men how much there is in manhood. I .ang, Barbara Barbara Lang, here’s good luck to you. As sweet a young lass we never knew. Larson, Paul A very blithe boy is Master Paul Larson; ’Tis plain to be seen his father’s no parson. Lawhon, Griffith Griffith Lawhon is a boy with a brain; Some great success he’s sure to attain. Leavell, James A studious youth is young James Leavell; With books in the eve he delighteth to revel-? Lenoir, Louise And Louise Lenoir of most gracious mein, We hope that you success will attain. Lightfoot, Maxine Maxine Lifhtfo.t, the girl with the smile, We ' re sure that your life will e ' er be worth while. Lockett, Louis No one is more profoundly sad than he who laughs too much. Lorentz, Evelyn Evelyn Lorentz, we’re glad we knew you. There ne ' er was a Centralite more loyal or true. Lyon, George George Lyon whose name implies roar. With the aid of old Central he’s just bound to soar. Ludeau, Bernice Bernice Ludeau. such a merry eyed lass, No wonder youth ' s gazes strayed often in class. Magee, Burnett May life be kind to Burnett Magee, Goodly Burnett, our blessings to thee! Marmion, William Wiliam Marmion. ’twas joy to know you; May your joys be many; your sorrows few. Marsh man, Louise And Louise Marshman, a maiden demure: When next year rolls round we’ll miss you for sure.