Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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. .. Richardson. Elbeth “And they that creep and they that fly Shall end where they began.’’ Richarz, Elizabeth “Oh sweet her bending grace: And sweet her eyes o’erhanging heaven.’’ Rice. Lillie “Gifted apart, thou goest to the great goal, A cloud-bound, radiant spirit.” Rich, Rachel “Cross’d in hopeless love.” Richter. George “Resolute in action, gentle in method.” Rogers, Sara “Sweet hands, sweet hair, sweet cheeks, sweet eyes, sweet mouth.” Roane, George “To all obliging, yet reserved to all.” Rosenberg, Maurice “T his kingly lad Spoke out of the pure joy he had. ’ Rosenzweig, 1ZZY “Be not afraid: Look labor boldly in the face.” Roos, John “Men possessed with an idea Cannot be reasoned with.” Ross, Roseline Elizabeth “Thou keepest thy counsel to the last.” Ross, Ernest “Whose high endeavors are an inward light That makes the path before him always bright. Ruben stein, Sol “Bv any reasonable plan, I’ll make you happy if I can.” Sachs, Emmet “Visions of conquests, of splendor, of mirth. Sacks, Gussye “Yet I knew never but this dream alone.” Salerno, Erank “Not much talk; a great silence.” Salerno, Joe “Large was his bounty and his soul sincere.” Sawyer. Andrew “A rough little, tough little rascal, but sweet, A blending of wisdom and daring.”

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Perkins, Mabel “She’ll gie ye a beck, and bid ye light, And handsomely address ye.” Phillips, Claude “P ure and true. The good stars met in your horoscope.” Peine, Lorene “It is not for your silver bright, But for your winsome lady.” Peine, Milton Milton Peine we’re sure that we know You’ll be missed often in Life’s afterglow. Pike, Bonnie Dee “Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, An excellent thing in women.” Pontello, Alice “Your presence makes us rich.” Powers, Ira Mae “Soon came a third your love to win, And we were out and he was in.” Prowse, Annibei. “Graceful and useful all she does.” Puls, Herbert Herbert Puls, tho we bid you good-bye We know you’ll be winning somewhere by and by. Purvis, Beatrice “Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud That beautifies Aurora’s face.” Radohf, Rose “Modest, as her blushing shows; Happy, as her smiles disclose.” Roggen, Ruby “Such a smile as the June days bring.” Raney, Wilma “She is fair to see and sweet. Dainty from her head to feet.” Rasch. Mildred “In life drama’s stern cue call, A friend’s a part well prized by all.” Ratchford, Ursula “Heart’s ease full-pulsed with perfect strength for life.” Reed, Charlotte “A flower of Venus, Go shine among thy sistery band.” Reese, Elizabeth “The hearts o ' men adore thee.” Richards, Albert “A kind and gentle heart he had To comfort friends and foes,”

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Sackowitz, Alice “Whate’er there is to know. That shall we know someday.” ScHLUDA, VALASTA I looked and saw your heart In the shadow of your eyes.” SCHOOLCRAFT, MARGARET What ' s great below is above seen small.” Schultz, David “I would if I could, but I can ' t.” Schutze, Mary Aline “Again I stand where the roads divide.” Sellers, Amy “A high heart when a race is run.” Shaper, Beatrice “A pensive but delightful schoolmate.” Shaw. Fannie Marie “Here’s to .a neat, here ' s to a sweet, here ' s to blue-eyed girl. Shaw, Dorothy “True worth is being not seeming.” Shearer, Hutton “They wrong thee much That say thy sweet is bitter.” Sheffield, Mildred “Look in her eyes and you ' ll forget ’em all.” Shofner, Charles “Wisdom in sable garb arrayed. Immers ' d in rapt’rous thought profound.” Shows, Beverly “Be true to your work and your word.” Shumate, Bruce “They had not skill enough your worth to sing. Sikes, Samuel “He was full of joke and jest.” Simpson, Tate “He attains whate ' er he aims at.” Sloan, Charles “Dumb to Homer, dumb to Keats.” Smith, Dee “I’d never dare to walk across A bridge I could not see.”