Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1934 volume:

V lie osnios 1934 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL HOUSTON, TEXAS Copyright 1934 bv Myrtle Lee Robbins . Editor John Prescott . Business Manager Adrian Flake . Art Editor ORDER OF BOOKS I CLASSES II SPORTS III ACTIVITIES IV EAVORITES V SNAPS AND ADS FOREWORD Listen my children and ye shall hear. Of a tale of woe and a dirge thafs drear. How we ' ve tried and slaved and worked (how true!). To bring a Cosmos complete to you. It isn ' t at all as we ' d have it be. But we ' d fain implore your leniency. For we our best but strove to do. So we shan ' t begin an alibi new. There ' s been no Cosmos for many a year. And we have forgotten their plans, we fear. So we must forge new ways again. And set an example for those who deign To publish annuals as years go by. In the name of glorious Sam Houston High. W e ' d have it bigger and better now. But this is the best that we know how. So please be kind and forgive mistakes. Live and let live for old times ' sake. And we hope that this holds some memory dear. That you each can treasure year by year. —By Mary Edna Poole TO MRS. PEARL MARVEL MARTIN who has, by her faithful service to the school as a whole, and by her sincere interest in the students individually, won a permanent place in the hearts and minds of evervone with whom she has come in contact, we dedicate the 1934 Cosmos. E. E. OBERHOLTZER Superintendent OF HOUSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS W. J. MOYES Principal OF SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE A. LOESCHER Assistant Principal OF SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs L. K. Grij ' fitiis. Dean Miss Emma Duvernov. Regislrur Mrs. M. V. McDougai . Seerelary ENGLISH Miss Verner Benton Miss Bessie Buttery Mr. Fred B. Birney (Journalism) Miss Lillian Carleton Mrs. a. P. Hickson Mrs. Verna S. Hogan Mrs. Alcenia K. Hyman M iss Louise Leigh Miss Lutie Sue Marks Miss Hei.en McKenna Miss Drew Black-St.aggs Mrs. Francis B. Van Tuyl Miss , dele Waggaman Miss Katherine Wood Mrs. Henry H. Yates Mr. D. H. Frazer (Speech Arts) MATHEMXTICS Mr. B. J. Jung (Head of Department) Miss Ruth Daugherty Mrs. F. V. McDaniel Mr. C. L. Rawson Miss H. Lel Red Miss Jessie Roy Miss Lucy E. Ulmer Mr. W. F. Wilson Miss F]va Winne SCIENCE M R. S. E. King (Head of Deparlmenl) Miss Laura Anderson Miss Florence Hicks Mrs. E. C. Gates Mrs. Edna Wolf Miner HISTORY Mr. G. D. Johnson (Head of Department) Mrs. Albert M. Ball Mrs. G. AJ. Brumba ' Miss Nina Covington Miss Edna Germany Miss Ruth Greenhill Miss Charline Lallier Miss Tharon Thompson Miss Helen Weinberg FRENCH M ISS Mildred Hubbard SPANISH Mr. H. W. South (Head of Department) Mr. J. R. Hudgings Miss Helen MacMaster Miss Julia Pleasants Mr. Michael Spampinato (Spanish and Italian) Miss Nell Morris COMMERCIAL Mr. j. W. Watson (Head of Department) AIrs. j. S. Burk Mrs. W. B. Francis AIrs. T. J. Rouzee LATIN AIiss Cora Pearl Penn (Head of Department) HOME ECONOMICS Miss Celina Baldwin Mrs. Allan H. Kottwitz Mrs. Stuart M.vckay AIrs. Pearl Marvel AI artin (Music) AIiss Margaret Pearson Mrs. H. L. Sandei. AIrs. Alice C. Woodruff (Art) MANUAL ARTS Mr. Guy AI. Brown AIr. C. L. Rawson AIr. C. Seawrigiit Mr. C. FI. Sherman Mr. C. K. Standish PHYSICAL EDUCATION AIr. Edward D. Duggan Mr. Paul Van Tuyl Mrs. Louis McDonough AIrs. Louise C. Nelson LIBRARY AIiss Portia Owings (Librarian) Miss Anastasia Doyle AIrs. AIabel A ' . Ormam GERMAN AIr. Loits Kestenberg asses Tellepsen Terry Peterson Bates Lathy Harrington STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION Tomma Terry. Lorraine Tellepsen . Mary Beth Peterson Jack H arrington . . Jerry Lathy. Mary Sue B ates. . President . Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Senior Supreme . . .Junior Supreme Sophomore Supreme FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. W. J. Moyes, Chairman Miss H. Lel Red Miss Edna Germany Mrs. Verna Hogan Mr. H. W. South Miss Helen Weinberg Holm Petp:rson Dickey Allison SENIOR OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES Herbert Holm. President Mary Beth Peterson. Vice-President M ARY France;s Dickey. Secretary Lee Franklin Allison. Treasurer Jack Harrington. Class Lawyer Bernard Bell. Class Poet COMMITTEES DANCE COMMITTEE Chairman —Nelson Shields Emmadele Holman Adrian Flake M argery Gripon Darrell Varnado Sponsors — Miss Waggaman Mrs. Woodruff Miss Covington INVITATION COMMITTEE Chairman —Mace Tungate Betty Kendall Mary Alice Cooper Charles McClendon H ELEN Williams CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE Chairman —Sidney Holm Lucille Riciiarz J. L. Wait Bleatiia Fedric Billy Stannard Sponsors — Miss Red Mr. Brown ANNUAL COMMITTEE Chairman —Tommy Terry John Prescott Myrtle Lee Robbins Lois Fones Mary Margaret Blair Sponsors — Miss Staggs Miss Weinberg Mr. Sherman PICNIC COMMITTEE Chairman —Dorothy Blanton Freddie Keli.ey Charles Groth Robert Allen Rhondda Myers Joe Turner Henry Hardy Sponsors —Mr. Hudgings Miss Greenhill Miss Lallier BANQUET COMMITTEE Chairman —Elaine Stolz Dorothy Daigle Dorothy F wald Ralph Parlette Fred Jones Sponsors — Miss Morris Mrs. Martin Mrs. Sandel Miss MacMaster FLOWERS and MOTTO COMMITTEE Chairman —Jake Kaminsky Dorris Rogers Harriet Cage Evelyn Daily Presley Werlein Sponsors —Mrs. Woodruff Miss Penn Miss Waggaman WJL! ANSUl ' k MAIA IRAN t SA.SHKSK ROtSF.RT I I liS M.MiS Ml 0( CJ Cii.ADV.S AN i 1 lOXY 1)01 •(.I AS Wi N! U. OKli ' N lAIJ AI - IfN r!of;( Nf.r I MMA isAiuni r jrw i(. .wx- rRi Y JAMI-A XX’ll.l.IS RAO. 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WHEELER ROBERT WHH MARSH BLAND WILLIAMS I GRACIE WRIGHT rRANCES WRIGHT LILLIE MAE WILLSON MIKE WOODY KLNN ' CTH ZL ' BFR WILLIAM YATES LLXIA YOAKT M ALMA WILLIAMS H T GKACL WLR.NER I CHARIXS wn.cox STUDENTS WITHOUT PICTURES HI Bartols, Waller Beakes, June Bendall, Alvin M., Jr. Blakey, Wilton Borsodi, Victor, Jr. Boyer, James H., Jr. Brazed, Eugene Bruderer, W. Larry Burnside, Robbie Bailey Burzynsky, Henry Carroll, Claye Cohen, Sam Cottrell, Janice Delambre, Knox DeYoung, Thomas Baldwin Ellison, Howard L. Evans, Russell Farr, Frances Juanita Gerloff, Earl William Ginn, Margaret Louette Gleckler, Dorothy J. Greenwade, Robert Denman Gustafson, Ernest Guthrie, James Hanner, Doris Aline Hardy, Charles A ., Jr. Harmes, Lee B., Jr. Harris, Marguerite Olivia Hayslip, Gordon Hlauaty, Leonard Joe Holt, Virginia Huegel, Andrew Johnson. Margaret Johnston, Lucie Mae Johnston, William E. Johnston. Wilbur 1. Jones, William H. Kalil, Sam Louis Lassiter, Guinn Lindow, Freddie B. Locey, Helene Audrey Luce, Wilbur M. Lurie, John David Mansell, Morris Marks, Aaron Isadore Matthews, Claude L. McClendon, Charles McGinnis, Carleton McGinnis, Dorothy Dean Morrison, Richard Myers, Hazel Parker, Mae Dean Pavlavich, Josephine Pfardrescher. Frank G. Ramsey, Gregory Riley. Loretta Stannard, Billy Terry, Tom Vallone, Mary Rose Viser, Ruby Aaylyee Voiers, Erma Guyton Watkins, Boyd Webb, Woodrow Werlein, Presley, Jr. Woltman, Bill, Jr. Wright, L. A. Wright, Sidney Lee LI-1 Acker, Mildred Balabau, Olga Brown, Hardwick Collins, Jesse Conroy, Evelyn Curry, A. J. Enginer, Joe Everett, Charles Farguhar, Floyd Ferguson, Merle Fleming, David Giammalva, Vincent Hanks, Odessa Harris, Edward Houseal, Norma Lake, Virginia Nash, Bill Pappas, George Peppers, Walter Richardson, Evelyn Richmond, Stella Sheppard, Turner Stotharb, Rennetli Taub, John Ll-2 Rarzilla, Carmella Chickenis, Vaso Davis, Julia English, Charlotte Foster, Billy Googe, Mildred Henry, Lillie Holleman, Louise Hubuer, Alan Jackson, Edith Jones, Harold Lambert, Larry Lawrenson, Jack Martinez, Lydia Montalbano, Sadie Montgomery, A. J. Owens, Garnet Purdy, James Rainbolt, Gordon Richardson, Carol Rosen, Gus Santarcangelo, Camille Shepler, J. E. Strubing, Mae Louise Taft, Donald Torres, Dora Valenza, Joe Williams, Ethel Alae Ll-J Arnold, Eddie Jo Atkins, Florence Bartlett, Billie Bradshaw, Ora Brady, William Butler, Gwendolyn Cerny, James Crawford, Elois Craddock, Billy Farrell, Edna Gonzales, Sigifred Gehring, Lucile Hueter, Anne Inglet, Mildred Loomis, Marian Lunsford, Billy Martyr, Jack Montgomery, Harry Northrop, Lewis O’Kelley, Mary Lou Rinkoff, Jack Simons, Stuart Waterhouse, Freda Mae Waters, Harry Watson, Arthur Wells, Virginia L4-1 Allbritton, James Bailey, Weldon Charlton, Rufus Childers, Harden Coffman, Lida Davis. Myrle Doolan, Ina Myrle Dunman. W. D. Finnegan, Erin Giannokas, John Johnston, Billy Johnston, Chariot to Kohler, Allen Liles, Goldie Liles, Violet Lutman, Claribel Nesbitt, Helen Owens, James Osterman, Milton Phifer, Elizabeth Reid. Robert Richardson, Ewing Salge, Rosalie Scheffer, Wallas Steuder, Gertrude Summerlin, Lyons Teflos, Jimmie Thompson. Eloise Woods, Forrest Lt-.) Brewer, C. L. Brooks, Ford Burk, Claxton Butler, Lorine Campbell, Malvern Creppon, Rebba Donahue, Helen Earle, Anna Belle Florence, Juanita Gazzaway, Ennis Galeener, Jerry Goiiez, I upita Grant, Maurine Graybill, Mary Dell Harris, Alary Finley llegman, .lay Hunter, Jack Levy, Colleen Locke, Helen Alalavansos, Gus Mayer, Jack McCullough, Kenneth Mix, Claude Murr, Edward Roberson. Carolyn Sager, James Springfield, Virginia Tindall, Juanita Vallone, Rosario JO-6 Barber, Harold Brown, Billy Berg, Lillian Campbell, Alfred Caver, Stella Mae Cox, Brant Daniels, L. E. Dryer, John Ericksen, Merrill Foster, Juanita Gillan, Gene Hamilton, Brooks Helton, John Houston, William Kelly, Alice Keith, Geneviev(‘ Kirk, Margaret Lathy, Jerry Alarley, Bowena AlcCrae. Doris Morris, Libbie Alyers, Charles Alyers, Barbara Pyle, Garland Roberts, Jessie Stewart, Harold Seifkin, Erv in Taylor, Joe Twitchell, Doris Paster, Garnett Voelkel, Curtis Woods, T. J. Wolff, Andre Rogers, Paul LI-7 Arfele, Tom Bacile, Joe Barett, Esmond Burleson, Jack Castro. Louis Cervantes, Janie Clay, Herbert Crawford, Dorothy Gatlin, Cora Gatlin, Dora Hempton, Beulah B(J1 Hernandez, Egnucid Jarrand, Charlene Jefferrys, Fred Kitchen, (lorald Keriier, Morris IMagill, Malcolm McCulloch, Earle Leigh Moore, Thomas Namenclorf, Charles KenIVo, E. W. Silverman, Rose Ann Smith, Chaunccy Soto Mayor, Armando Stanford, Mary Ann Vat( rs, Cleve Wright, William 1.4-8 Rorello, Bill Ifoykin, Ernest liradwell, Clinton Colburn, Wilmer Crop|)er, Sigourney Dalfin, Raymond Heidler, Cibbert Hotmann, Ida Lois Jarrard, Laura •lones, Fannin l.ambert, Cecil I.ockett, Carolyn Lucas, George Alabry, Bob Malitz, Robert Meadows, J. C. McKnight, Bruce O’lfrien, Charles Richardson, Shirley Samyseri, .lohn Schmidt, Vernon Llhrick, William Walker, Marie Webb, Dillard Wyatt, Neil L4-9 Coleman, Frances Cook, Kenneth Cooi)er, Curtis Guarina, .Toseph Hudnall, Ralph .lameson, D. L. Moore, Lexie Owens, Royce Shade, .John Young, Mack Zapp, Roy H3-1 Baker, Chauncey Coffee, Billy Davis, Jane Doherty, Frances Engel, Henrietta Fleming, Jeanne Gilmore, Fred Hart, Bill Hutchinson, Monroe Jones, Mildred LeSieur, Franklin Moore, Virginia Mors, Denton Moats, Embry Panto, Betty Palazzo, Lena Polichino, Vincent Baby, Victor Randle, Stella Mae Roide, Virginia Sanford, Cecil Shoss, Minnie Smith, Gladys Teldt, Max Voss, Arthur Waggoner, Franklin Wheeler, Doris Willbanks, Gwen Womack, Max Wren, Frank Young, Francis H3-2 Andrews, Jimmie Bay, Eloise Bloornquist, Beatrice Brown, J.ore Lee Brubaker, Thelma Charles, Glee Clancy, Edward Dickson, Jack Edmiston, Esther Elliott, Josephine Fox, Leonardine Foye, Violet Gregory, Harriet Grimes, Zebarney Henry, Marvin Johnson, Elizabeth King, Francile Kneisler, Norma Lassen, Ruth Lively, Geneva McClenny, Bee McCurry, Elsie McKim, Helen Norman, Master Patterson, Betty Lee Perez, Ninfa Raymer, Daniel Richeson, Marvin Roberts, Juanita Roye, Leroy Smith, Helen Stacy, Gene Tindall, Shaw Vollers, Edwin Westberry, Ida Mae Williams, Mildred H3-3 Arnold, Billy Dattle, Louis Davis, Charlotte Dunlap, Earle Gault, Tommy Hamilton, Doris Hardt, Eunice Hardy, Doyle Helms, Hubert Hughes, Nanie Mae Koeford, Norman Koch, Kathrine LaGarde, Yvonne Lanzo, Luke Lehring, Clara Lindsey, Louise Lowry, Alene Lowry, Evelyn Makeig, Dan C. Page, Louise Rand, Peggy Ruffner, Vivian Sheperd, James Alan Sexton, Vernon Smith, Evered Thompson, Richard Treadwell, Eva Vaughn, Reid Walker, John R. Wallace, J. R. Wimberly, Ted H3-4 Abbe, Lorin Adams, Don Bennett, Lola Blocker, Ruth Bowman, William Brashear, Madalyn Brinkman, Carl Brown, Jack Decker, Nelson Douglas, Oran Flagg, Raymond Hardwick, George Hite, Mary Hutson, Charlene Kirnrey, Imogene Lauricella, Lottie Manes, Mildred Mesirow, Beatrice Myers, Edna Mae Olive, Wanda Fae Richmond, Ruth Rodenberg, Dick Romano, Albert Rutland, Maurice Schmiech, Samuel Spradley, Helen Stephens, Ellis Terpe, Otto Tucker, Marie Waters, Philip Yeaman, Kenneth Young, Zelma H3-5 Barr, Dorothy Bryan, Leonard Callaway, Besta Campos, Susie Cardiff, Arlene Cole, Thomas Everhart, James Genna, Bertha Gibson, Grace Greenwood, Virginia Hanser, Vera Krause, Katherine Landureth, Lucy Lay, Jean l.oomis, Mozelle McClanahan, Jeanette McDaniel, Fannie Alildred Melot, Theodore Menton, Willard Miller, Billy Muller, Hansel Perkins, Allen Petheriotes, Catherine Bobinson, Floyie Rowland, Adriene Russell, Lowell Shannon, Leo Shelton, Edward Stone, John Turner, Gilbert Wolf, Thelmarie Woods, Vera H3-6 Boysen, Beverly Burgess, Pauline Byal, Miriam Calhoun, Thonnis Cordell, Melva Dukes, Vivian Godinez, Sarah Jeppesen, Richard Kennedy, Harry Kirbie, Opal Martin, Link Marx, Paul McVey, Joe Reese Miller, Francis Mobley, Harold O’Conner, Jimmie Owens, Nina Lou Parks, Marie Reece, Murline Schwartz, Carroll Shipper, Lottie Dee Smith, Lucille Stafford, Celia Stanford, Walter Stockton, Roy Taylor, June Tomlinson, Mary Elise Warner, Charles Weir, Russell Wilson, Mary Louise H3-7 Acrarado, Eusebio Benton, Pauline Bounds, Dor thy Carl, O. L. Carson, Daphna Castro, Alfred Cole, Geraldine Deavours, Johnny Fulkerson, Catherine Gentry, Betty Jo Gonzales, Mario Graham, Donald Hillendahl, Dorothy Hirsch, Irma Hi me, Lerner Mackey, Jean Payne, Geraldine Pellettero, giies Pellil, Clyde I’iloiclielli, Pauline Handolph, Bill Scliweikert, Albert Carl Schweikert, Clara Shuplririe, Joe Trapolino, Jerome Wiener, Harry Eugene Wihborli, Kenneth Williams, Clifford Zimmerman, Gerson H3-8 Barton, Marguerite Bissonnet, Bobbie Brooks, Mildred Carter, B. D. Clary, Buth Colfey, Malvin Crawford, Dawn Derr, Clarence Ferguson, Marie Fife, Leon Foster, John Gillespie, Catheryne Hail, Mary Virginia Hyde, Frank Jackson, Herbert Jones, Lois Junker, Evelyn King, Dorothy Margolio, Beatrice Molbert, Lois Moore, Lillian Moran, Marcelle Neville, Edward Oberholz, Marian Papas, Louis Pappas, Nick Bichardson, Ruth Smith, Dorothy Stuart, Arteak Tellepsen, Lorraine Tharp, Eunice Zapp, Dorothy H3-9 Barton, Charlene Benz, Margaret Elaine Bishop, Virginia Boettcher, Freeman Butler, Corinne Collura, Johnnie Crayton, James Emmett, Minnie Fisher, Robley Frye, James Hannsz, Elaine Hartman, Eld Hireart, Louise Hughes, Leroy Jones, Edward Newman, Thomas Pitts, Ruth Rape, John Reinschmidt, John Robichaux, Gladys Buss, C. A. Sleinhagen, Pauline J’wiford, Leon Walker, Hazel Welly, Eldward H3-10 Adams, Tony Aguine, David Awbrey, Edith Befeld, Fred Carlisle, Gordon Carrera, Thomas Charpentier, Allen Clark, June Durst, Maurine Elllison, David Harding, Augusta Hix, Harry Langford, Cecil Lindsey, Frank AJauro, Vincent Marshman, Virginia Mayo, Gus Morton, Arthur Neilon, Marcella Peine, Jeanette Pipkin, Glenn Rogers, Loreece Schwing, Kenneth Skinner, Mary Evalyn Smith, Marie TuHly, Mary Ellen Williams, Margaret H3-11 Banta, Richard Bergin, Imogene Brown, Noel Bushway, Hallie Clark, Jo Marie Cullom, Anita Doyle, Jimmie Gall, Norbert Grounds, Wilson Hart, Bernice Hansendeufel, Doris Hirsch, Esther Horadam, Theo Jensen, Marie Jones, Barney Kamisky, Sam Kirby, Thelma Kirley, La than Martin, Margie Mitcham, Christine Mitula, Mary Louise Munger, George Meyers, Alice Perry, Ida Phillips, William Purdy, Lula Ray, Jean Rulison, Geneva Smith, Katherine Smith, L. J. Stuebner, Victor Sudwischer, Frances Thielen, Bobby Winkler, Marian 113-12 Ballard, Conoley Baughman, Billy Boynton, Martha Ellen Campbell, Forest Causey, Cledie E]ugene Chonowski, Chester Doolan, Dorothy Foley, Florita Gibson, George Guzzetta, Joe Hager, Cleo Lamorica, Angelo Johnson, Charles Loomis, Charles Nash, Dollie Mullan, Marvin Paris, F. B., Jr. Pledger, William Robb, Billy Russ, Tom Segrato, Aline Shann, J. W. Simpson, Shirley Smith, Philip Stevenson, Margaret Taulbee, George Twilligear, Anita Bell Walter, Ezell Lewis, Charles Merryman, Doris Moore Zimmerman, Joe H3-13 Bundy, Martell Christian, Ruth Eyhusen, Patricia Hartman, Alary Elizabeth Hill, Wilson Kocurek, Elick Landureth, Lewis McDonald, Gordon Morales, Esther Nelson, Eleanor J’aris, Hazel Parks, J. C. Platzer, Harry Rector, Walter Schroeder, Jackson Teas, Ben Trapolina, Nathan Woody, Ike L3-1 Autry, Evelyn Bailey, Lyle Block, Paul Botts, Harry Caldwell, Addie Lee Cargill, Virginia Lee Carroll, Paul, Jr. Collins, Geraldine Calvin, Jim Fargerson, Anna Alae Girala, Antonio Guinn, Fred Hecht, Louis Herren, A. J., Jr. Jackowski, Lucille Janies, E]ugene Janish, Isabell Jenkins, Harvey Lewis, Roderic Meyer, Willie Ji ' an Norgorka, Roy Rickey, Loyce Ritzen, Irmgard Smith, Thomas Strickland, Lee Vaughn, Alaudine Wampler, Charlotte Winkler, Jean L3-2 Barkin, Woodrow Bass, Pearl Beltz, Hattie Blalock, Helen Buteras, Anthanet Castro, Lilia Contreras, Nick Crittenden, Harry Deats, Henry De La Portilla, Victor Descant, Louanna Frame, Marguerite Geaccone, Josephine Goldberg, Janet Hanbelt, Vivienne Herbert, Margaret Howell, Spencer Ingels, Ruth Lee, Mickey Lewis, Bailey Little, Nadine AlcCracken, Leroy Obermiller, Mabei Peet, Alex Peet, Bessie Provenzano, Paul Beid, Robbie Reifschneider, Ruth Romano, Joseph Russo, Sam Stasta, Lillian Bell Watkins, Alargaret Welsh, Tom White, Eleanor L3-3 .Anders, Dorothy Anderson, Alavis Arrant, Roberta Baker, Lillian Bates, Alary Sue Bauerle, .Aline Best, Floy Black, Laurence Clark, Georgie Dodge, Corwin EVlmundson, Sophie Ehrhardt, Catherine Girard, Harry Harris, Thais Hart, Gwendolyn Holt, Orren limes, Valera .lensen, Dorothy Kendall, Virginia Kissen, Vivian Korff, Marion Landureth, George Magee, Garvin Mettke, Marjorie Moncrief, Ruth Morgan, Nelda Muery, Minalee Park, Delight Peet, Nick Reitz, Floyd Rosenbaum, Evelyn Rosencrantz, Selma Shay, Lillian Sherman, Charles Terry, Patti Ellen Woodard, Doris LSI Rerhan, Kermit Rishop, Ethelyn Boyd, Roy Bryan, Mary Helen Bulkley, Joan Busby, Jack Conessa, Eleanor Cole, Willie Belle Cos ton, Walter Creppon, Evelyn Dewey, Everette Duprey, Muriel Evans, Eleanor Fry, Doy Gordon, Carolyn Gillan, Hardee Henson, Evelyn Joenecke, Dorothy Jetty, Valerie Ligotino, Frank Moyer, Dorothy McGibbon, Ralph McIntyre, T. 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Sample, Charles Sealy, Mary Lucille Selle, Russele Young, Edwin Zogg, Verol H2-10 Bird, Maurine Bradshaw, Dorothy Callihan, Jesse Clark, Claude Colley, Leon Collier, Lula Dalzell, Harrison Davenport, Birdie Fritz, DeWitt Gustine, Victor Hassler, Zelma Hudnall, Oren Hume, Elburn Hunter, James Johnston, Robert Kelly, Lena Marlow, Pearl Neeley, Doris Lee Nielsen, Joyce Palazzo, Rosie Steacy, Jetf Stewart, Kate Stricklin, William Webb, Herbert Young, John 112-11 Black, Elizabeth Bloomfield, Ethel Brigham, La Verne Byrn, Verda Clay, A. W., Jr. Dailey, Elizabeth Fluker, Georgie Belle Ford, Helen Henning, Marie Hardy, Eleanor Kennedy, Charline Kunz, Walter Luce, Walter AIcFerrin, James Alatta, Conception Matthews, Elizabeth Morgan, Nathaniel Murphy, Sue Paulus, Leon Rogers, Buna Showers, W. C. Smith, Leon Thomas, Bill Thomas, Laymori Walraven, Marie Watson, Vivian Waymire, Florine Wederneyer, Charles Wells, James White, Mildred Wicklund, Harold Winters, Elizabeth 112-12 Albright, Cluris Austin, T. E. Borup, F. V. Bush, Bruns Fenn, Verda Belle Fox, Doris Hacker, Lawrence Halphen, Francis Heard, Jack Harton, Earl Mitchell, Rosselle Matta, Alarie Louise Moes, Tom Moon, Eline Murphy, George Nonny, Mildred Louise Regby, LaVon Seel’eld, Elizabelli Shields, Iinogene Smith, Noel Slone, Alma Todd, Corinne Triola, Hose Furley, Fimmy Lou Williams, Frank Wilson, George H2-13 ppelt, Vivian Baxter, Nayland Beil, John Bolster, Douglas Bounds, Irene Brill, Harry Brozel, Boger Coull, David Dozey, Jewel Ditmars, Louise Garlick, Virginia (iarst, Jarvis Hamm, Jewel Hueter, John Hiriart, Sydney Jenkins, Carden Kihnel, Myrtel king, Fred Martial, Vivian Massey, Broman Pappas, Joseph Perez, Baymond Pesnell. J. T. 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Terpe, Florence Weise, Pauline Whitmarsh, Bussell Wozniak, Natalie L2-6 Amos, Charles Anderson, Macklyn Bohls, Beatrice Bradley, Billy Carrillo, Esther Cavazos, Virginia Cervantes, Joe Contreras, Amelia Contreras, Tony ElHs, Nelwyn Gerbode, Leacy Jimenez, Bichard .lohnson, Irene Lerner, Sarah Lipscomb, Velma McCallum LaVerne Manrequez, Merce Ddensky, Mollie Onuseit, Agnes Portilla, Lucinda Price, Lewin Prichard, June Beichardt, Carrie Sayers, Paula Seidler, Seymour Silverman, David Silverstein, Isaac Stone, Charles Tannery, Dick Taylor, Patsy Tomek, Lillian Watson, Mamie Weeks, Wyndell Weyrich, Bichard Wiener, John York, Doris L2-7 Alexander, Louis Atkinson, Faye Bartlett, Darlina Battenfield, Joan Bishop, Marguerite Blanchard, Ettavie Bramlett, Talmadge Daniel, Dorothy Dueitt, Dorothy Feldt, Sam Gonzalez, Arthur Hall, Helon Harrison. Conrad kraus, Blanche Preston, Vivian Baymer, Mary Claire Bothmund, Marie Searcy, Goree Sowell, Sainmie Story, Billie Stifter, .Arto Tally, J. B. Vermillion, Sterling Ward, George Chonowski Woods Case Weinberg Watson FACULTY MEMBERS Moyes Benton Standish ATHLETIC COUNCIL Senior T. J. Woods Student Members Sophomore Lee Case Junior Chester Chonowski Grant Yell Leader Preston Grant Varnado PEP LEADERS Song Leader Darrell Varnado Grimes Yell Leader Oscar Grimes Duggan OODS Hughes ' IIUDGfNGS Coach Edward D. Duggan, former Notre Dame star, has as likal)le a personality as any man that ever coached football. Duggan not only teaches his boys good foot¬ ball, hut he teaches them to be good sportsmen as well. It may he said that he is respected and loved by every Sam Houston athlete that he has ever coached. Al¬ though having but one letterman hack in 1933, Coach Duggan developed a splendid team out of very green material. Assistant Coach Hudgings, former athlete from Baylor University, is an able assistant to Coach Duggan. Although Hudgings is not paid a salary for coaching, he coaches because he loves sports. ”Saco” Hudgings is also noted for teaching the football players to he good, clean sportsmen, as well as hard fighting football players. Co-Cajitain Woods was the only letterman to come hack for the 1933 season. Duggan made a convertible end and fullback out of T. J., and he was outstanding at both positions. T. J. was a great help to the Sam Houston team because of his experience and ability. He called the plays from either fullback or end position. Co-Captain Hughes was one of the reasons why Sam Houston did as well as it did in football. Leroy was rated the best center in the city although it was his first year of High School football. Leroy’s defensive playing was outstanding in every game of the year. He is called ’’dimples” because of his backwardness, but when on a football field, the opposing team found that he was anything but backward. FOOTBALL SUMMARY On September 1, sixty football players reported at West End Field in answer to Coach Duggan’s call. It was the greenest material that Sam Houston ever had, for there was only one letterman back from the 1932 season. However, Duggan went to work and developed a splendid team out of this green material. The first week was spent in taking exercise and in reviewing the plays. Then the first and second teams scrimmaged every day, Duggan picking out the weak spots and patching them up. On September 22, the Tigers left for San Antonio to take on Brackenridge High. Being the first game, the Tigers were a little ragged, and as a result Brackenridge won 19-6. This did not hurt the Tigers but made them more determined to win the next game. The following week the Tigers pounced on the St. Thomas Toms and beat them to the tune of 12-0. Sam Houston decided that victory tasted better than defeat, so they worked hard preparing for the Corpus Christi game, in which they were rated 3 S underdogs. The Tiger machine worked smoothly against Corpus Christi High, and as a result the Tigers came out of the game on top. The score was 13-6. The green material was beginning to be seasoned. On October 14, the Tigers took to the road again, this time to meet Corpus Christi Academy. The game was played in a sea of mud, and although Sam Houston was beaten 7-6, the Tigers really outplayed the Academy. The following week the Tigers again took the road, this time accompanied by the Black Battalion and most of the student body of Sam Houston. This time the Tigers met the lighter and faster Royal Purple of Beaumont. During the first half of the game, the Tigers were outplayed by the Royal Purple, but they came back in the second half and kept Beaumont on the defense. The final score was 12-6 in favor of Beaumont. October 27, Sam Houston went to Elin Field to play Goose Creek. The Tigers swamped Goose Creek 21-0. The Tigers played their first interscholastic game the following week when they met the Jefferson Davis Panthers. The Tigers took to the air to defeat the Panthers 12 - 6 . After two consecutive victories, the Tigers fell prey to the San Jacinto Bears. The Tigers fought a hard battle, but at the close of the game San Jacinto had scored 12 points while Sam Houston had been shut out for the first time during the season. Smarting from the blow that San Jaeinto dealt, Sam Houston recuperated and smothered the Milby Buffaloes the following week to the tune of 19-0. Then came the immortal ' ’’Heights-Central” game. Sam Houston fought against the Bulldogs as they had never fought, but Reagan heat the Tigers 12-0. The Tigers were in Bulldog territory many times during the game, but they did not seem to he able to push the ball across the goal. Sam Houston ended the season by winning exactly half of its games, although the Tigers had the greenest team of its history. FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row: Mgr. Turner, Vallone, Mansell, Gianialva, Marino, Foster, Helton, and Teflos. Back row: Duninan, Co-Captain Woods, Allen, Allison, Coach Duggan, Baughman. Co-Captain Hughes, Stockton, and Chonowski. Hegmann and flainilton, letter- men, are not in the picture. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Brackenridge.19 St. Thomas. 0 Corpus Christi High. 6 Corpus Christi Academy. 7 Beaumont.12 (yoose Creek. 0 Jeff Davis. 6 San Jacinto.12 Milhy. 0 Beagan.12 Sam Houston. 6 Sam Houston.12 Sam Houston.13 Sam Houston. 6 Sam Houston. 6 Sam Houston.21 Sam Houston.12 Sam Houston. 0 Sam Houston.19 Sam Houston. 0 Robert ”Bob” Allen Tackle—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 All-City Tackle—’33 Robert can block any size hole. Lee F. ’’Napoleon” Allison Tackle—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 Lee made a lot of opposing backfield men wish that they hadn’t taken up football. Billy ’’Sweet William” Baughman Half back—’33 Letterman—’33 Billy had an injured hand all season but it didn’t stop his power and drive. Chester ’’Numb Skull” Chonowski Half back—’33 Letterman—’33 ’’Everybody go tru’ dis time.” W. D. ’’Bean Pole” Dunman End—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 ”Dnh” is a pass snatching end. Billy ’’Touchy” Foster Quarterback—’31, ’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 Billy thinks a football game is not com¬ plete without a fight. Charlie ’’Curly” Giamalva End—’33 Letterman—’33 Charlie started at the bottom and worked himself up to the top. Brooks ’’Blondy” Hamilton Half hack—’33 Letterman—’33 Little Brooks can twist and squirm through an opposing team. 1 J Y ' ' Penny Ante” Hegmann Tackle— ' 32, ’33 Lelterman—’33 hen Jay hits a man, he stays hit a long time. Johnny ' ' Poopy” Helton Guard—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 Red’s undying spirit has been an inspira¬ tion to his team mates. Morris Dimples” Mansell End—’33 Letterman—’33 Morris is not only the terror of the grid¬ iron but that of the fair sex also. Augustine ”Augy” Marino Guard—’33 Letterman—’33 I’m not bragging, but Augustine can hit as hard as anybody. Roy Swede” Stockton Half back—’33 Letterman—’33 When Roy’s knee wouldn’t give away, the opposing team wouldn’t stop him. Jim: ie Greek God” Teflos Fullback-’33 Letterman—’33 W hen Jimmie hits the line, something gives. Rosario Rosy” Vallone Guard—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 Rosy” is living up to the Vallone tradi¬ tion of being a good football ])layer. Joe Pretty Boy” Turner ssistant Manager—’32 Manager—’33 If you see any Sam Houston Jersey roam¬ ing, ask Joe about it. BASKETBALL SUMMARY The 1933-34 basketball season began shortly after football season was ended. About fifty boys reported to Coach Duggan at the Y.M.C.A. Court. After two weeks of practice. Coach Duggan eliminated all of the boys except fifteen. Just before the Christmas holidays, the entire squad went to Pasadena where they handed the Pasadena quintet a sound thrashing. During the Christmas holidays Coach Duggan went to Indiana, and the team was put into the able hand of Assistant Coach Hudgings. During this period, the team played several practice games. The Tiger quintet beat Pasadena again and trounced the Beaumont Royal Purple in Houston and in Beaumont. Duggan returned as the holidays drew to a close, and he drilled the Tigers for the first interscholastic game. The San Jacinto Bears fell before the Tiger attack to the tune of 49-29. The Tigers showed lots of class. Sam Houston dropped the next two games to Davis and Reagan respectively. Both of these games were close, Davis winning by one point and Reagan winning by three points. The Tiger quintet redeemed itself the following week by beating Milby 27-26. This game ended the first half of the season. As the second half of the season got under way, Sam Houston was defeated by San Jacinto. The boys did not play heads-up basketball, and as a result the Bears won 25-16. The following week Davis again beat Sam Houston; tbis time it was by three points. The Tigers gave the Panthers a real battle until the final whistle blew. Sam Houston won the last two games from Reagan and Milby respectively. The Bulldogs gave the Tigers a close game, the final score being 27-26. Milby did not do as well, the Tigers winning by a score of 40-25. Tbe basketball team ended the season by winning half of the games and finishing third in the city race. BASKETBALL Left to right: Breaker, Chonowski, McClendon, Adams, Captain Hyman, Byrns, Woods, Foster. Greenwade and Gianialva, lettermen, are not in the picture. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Pasadena . .24 Sam Houston. .42 Pasadena . . 33 Sam Houston. . 46 Beaumont. . 23 Sam Jlouston. . 47 Beaumont. .30 Sam Houston. .31 San Jacinto. .20 Sam Houston. .40 Jefferson Davis. .26 Sam Houston. . 25 Reagan. . 27 Sam Houston. . 24 Milby. .26 Sam Houston. . 27 San Jacinto. . 25 Sam Houston. . 16 Jefferson Davis. . 38 Sam Houston. .35 Reagan. .26 Sam Houston. . 27 Milby. . 25 Sam Houston. . 40 Coach Duggan Coach Duggan is also a splendid basket¬ ball coach. He has developed some fine basketball material. Assistant Coach Hudgings Assistant Coach Hudgings coaches the ' ’’’B” team and usually spends his time developing next year’s men. Captain Max ”Midget” Hyman Forward—’31, ’32, ’33 Letterman—’31, ’32, ’33 All-City Forward—’32, ’33 ”Maxie” has been individual h igh point man for the last two years. Tony ’’Bull” Adams Guard—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 Tony was ineligible at midseason, but he played enough to letter in the first four games. Henry ’’Studious” Breaker Guard-Forward—’32, ’33 Letterman—’33 Henry was good at both guard and forward. Billy ’’White Horse” Byrns Center-Guard—’33 Letterman—’33 Billy’s individual score isn’t to be sneered at. Chester ”Pole” Chonowski Center—’33 Letterinan—’33 What Chester lacks in skill, he makes np in rough and tough tuinhles. Billy ’’Still Touchy” Foster Guard—’31, ’32, ’33 Letterinan—’33 Billy and Chester ran a race to see who could he the toughest man on the court. Charlie ’’Curly” Giamalva Guard—’33 Letterinan—’33 When Charlie guarded a man, he usually didn’t let the man get a point. Charlie ’’Chase” McClendon Forward—’32, ’33 Letterinan—’33 Charlie is short but, that doesn’t stop him from roping the basket. T. J. ’’Star” Woods Guard—’32, ’33 Letterinan—’33 T. J. is a steady, dependable guard and a great help to the team. J. L. ’’Chicken” Wait J. L. is a splendid manager. In fact, he is more interested in the game of basketball than some players. Baughman Van Tuyl Hyman Coach Van Tuyl succeeded in arousing the spirits of Sam Houston’s track ability this year, and as a result he has given Sam Houston a representative track team. He has developed some of the inexperienced boys into track stars. Van Tuyl intends to enter his team in seven track meets. Max Hyman has entered six meets this year and has won first place in every one of them. At the City Meet Hyman shattered the old record of 205.8 for the 880 yard dash and established a new mark of 202.4. ’’Maxie” is an all-around athlete, standing out in basketball as well as track. Billy Baughman, although not winning every race, has placed in every meet and has qualified for the State Meet. Billy’s specialty is the 100 yard dash, where com¬ petition is very great. Baughman and Hyman were the only two men to qualify for a letter before the Cosmos went to press. We regret that the complete data of letter- men and meets cannot be published. chvihes Tungate Kendall Prescott Robbins Flake Helton Humphrey Crosson Womack Bates Gripon Buster Selke COSMOS STAFF Myrtle Lee Robbins Mace Tungate. John Prescott. Wilma Humphrey. .. . Oscar Selke. Adrian Flake. John Helton. Betty Kendall. Mary Sue Bates .... Charles Crosson . . . . Alan Buster. J. F. Womack. Margery Gripon . . . . . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Circulation Manager . Art Editor . Athletic Editor . Club Editor Assistant Club Editor . Snap Shots . Faculty Editor . Typist . Typist SPONSORS Miss Drew Black-Staggs Miss Helen Weinberg Mr. C. H. Sherman Buzzo Hartman Birney Prescott Werb Stolz Lockett Marshman Humphrey Collins Malone Bresky Donahue AEGIS STAFF John Prescott. Elaine Stoltz. Evelyn Buzzo. Woodrow Webb. Carolyn Lockett. Jesse Collins. Ruby Lee Bresky. Mary Elizabeth Hartman Virginia Marshman Wilma Humphrey. Serena Hurmttz. Virginia Malone. Helen Donahue. . Student Advisor . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor .... Managing Editor . Copy Editor . News Editor . Society Editor Advertising Managers . . . Business Manager . Club Editor . Exchange Editor . Circulation Manager SPONSOR Mr. F. R. Birney CHI CHI KYKLOS CLUB C. C. C. CLUB AU FAIT CLUB THE LAST HOUR CHI CHI KYRLOS Bottom row, left to right: Dorothy Diltz, Bessie Calahan, Evelyn Deelh, Clirisline Johnson, Oeie Anna Burch, Janie Cervantes, Butli Schultz. Second row, left to right: Hannah Beinbert. secretary, Rita Sheridan, Marvel Hargrave, Lucy Kay Jury, Fofo Catsinas, Iva May Jury, Pauline Shawn, Miss Weinberg, sponsor, Emma Jean Liering. Third row, left to right: Max Hyman, president, Walter Rector, Billy Baldwin, A. C. Dowlearn. Fourth row, left to right: Jerome Hicks. Leonard Hlavaty, Sidney Holm, Fred Schillo, James Sager, Eddie Love, Augustine Marino. Members not in picture: Joe Enguer, Dorothy Gleckler, Vickie Griswold, Ed Harris, vice-president, Wilson Hill, Angelo Jelson. C. C. C. CLUB The Club ollicers are as follows: Bill Bbady . President Heinz Ritzen . Vice-President Evelyn Sciiboeder . Secretary Miss Helen Weinberg . Sponsor Bottom row, left to right: Lois Salmon, Blanche Watkins, Doris Kennedy, Agnes Arnold, Selma Pohl, Marian Loomis, Virginia Halt. Second roic, left to right: Helen Holzinger, Doris Faye Besser, Jessie Collins, Josephine Taniborello, Betty Boutwell, Evelyn Schroeder, Elsie Rollins. Third row, left to right: Frank RetzlalT, Frank Gooch, Bill Brady, Charles Groth, Jake Kaminsky, Heinz Ritzen, A. C. Dowlearn. Fourth row, left to right: Herbert Horn, William Uhrick, Matthew Grecco, Sidney Turk, Robert Greg¬ ory, Rufus Charlton, Tom Bradley, Beryl Kay. Members not in picture: Phyllis lovine, D. L. Jameson. THE AU FAIT CIVICS CLUB Bottom roiv, left to right: Barbara Boyd, Helen Engel, vice-president, Maurine Johnson, Evelyn Dailey, Alva Mae Schriever, Evie Mott, Elizabeth White. Second row, left lo right: Morris Mansell, secretary, Gwen McPherson, Sara Corley, Alma Williams, Josephine Wahrmann, Mary Linkhart, parliamentarian. Bob Williams, Billy Baldwin, president. Third row, left lo right: William Yates, Rose Terpe, Joyce Dupuy, Merle Ferguson, Ellis Stephens. Fourth row, left to right: A. C. Driver, Henry Copeland, Joe Guarino, Thomas Moore, Charles Wilcox, Preston Grant. Members not in picture: Esmond Barnett, Fred Jefferies, Claude Matthews, Royce Owens, Ewing Richardson, Sidney Wright, William Wright, John Shade, Miss Helen Weinberg. THE LAST HOUR CIVICS CLUB The ollicers are as follows: John Prescott . President Virginia AIalone . Vice-President Beatrice Knesek . Secretary Bottom rote, left lo right: Antigone Melot. Anita Duncan, Mary Jane Nixon, Louise Lingner, Beatrice Knesek, Natalie Bowers. Second row, left lo right: Mathilda Portie, Florence Babbitt, Marie Battaglia, Juanita Sowell, Mary Frances Asbeck. Third row, left to right: John Prescott, Charles Hotman, Jo Turner, A. C. Dowlearn, Wallace Inder- man, Clyde Buescher. Fourth row, left lo right: Bill Nash, John Traylor, Fred Jones, Robert Reid, Rueben Koehl, Walter Peppers. Virginia Malone is not in the picture. HIGH FIDELITY PHILANTFIROPIST SENATOR JOHNSON S PROTEGES CIVICS FORLM THE HIGH FIDELITY The His ' h Fidelity Civics Club was rorined February 7, 1031. The purposes of the club are to learn parliamentary law, to have interestiiifj programs by briiifring in outside speakers, and to become belter acquainted Ihroufjh socials. I’he olTicers of the club are as follows: Ciiahles MYr;Rs . President Rili.y Brown . Vice-President Louise Hoi.i.eman . Secretary-Treasurer Stuart Simons . Parliamentarian Dora Gatlin . Aegis Reporter .loiiNNY Walker . Program Chairman Evelyn Schroeder . Social Chairman Bollom rote, lefl to right: Anna Belle Earle, Lyda Martinez, Evelyn Deeth, Harriet Gregory, Miss Greenhill, Louise Holleman, Helen Locke. Second row, left to right: Beula Belle Hampton, Francis Coleman, Margaret Kirk, Itivelyn Schroeder, Lillian Berg, Dillard Webb, Clara Galey, Grace Werner, Mary Dell Graybill. Third row, left to right: Stuart Simons, W. D. Dunman, Osborne Moyer, Neal Cockrell, Bobert Beid, ,Tohn Semperi. Fourth rote, left to right: T. .1. Schetfer, Charles Myers, Billy Brown, Hardwick Brown, Bosie Vallone, Allen Kohler, Max Felat. PHILANTHBOPHIST Philanthrophist Club, Miss Buth (jlreenhill’s third period Civics class has as its ollicers the following J. Fi. SiiEPi.ER . President M.ace Tungate . Vice-President M ARY Frances Dickey . Secretary Louis Francescon . Program Chairman Bottom row, left to right: Sterling Kuhiman, Lucille Nisbet, Louise Barba, Evelyn Fenn, ,1. E. Shepler Buth Christian, Mary Frances Dickey, Louis Francescon. Second row, left to right: Obie Johnson, Victoria Tijerina, Jewie . wlrey, Doris Bogers, Mary Fidna Poole, Bleatha Fedric, Lillie Bunin. Third row, left to right: Cora Gatlin, Gladys Anthony, Clara Galey, Bosalie LaF our, Olga Kuritza, Hazel Ballew, Alarcine Lockard. Fourth row, left to right: Louis Castro, George Meyer, Norman Townsen, Charles Myers SENATOB JOHNSON ' S PBOTEGES Ollicers are as follows: Emrry Moots . President Dan Makeig . Vice-President Mil .DRED McBee . Secretary FiuAiNE Stoltz . Aegis Reporter Barbara Myers . Parliamentarian Bottom row, left to right: Ida Lois Ilotman, Juanita F oster, Carol Bichardson, Mr. G. D. Johnson, Dora F ' orres, Segourney Cropper, Elisa Cavazos. Second row, left to right: Alildred McBee, Elaine Stolz, Carolyn Lockett, Lida Coffman, Elizabeth Phifer, Genevieve Keith. Third roiv, left to right: Ma, Greenfield, Dan Makeig, Kathryn Goyen, John Helton, Ford Brooks. CIVICS FOBUM The ollicers of the Civics Forum Club are as follows: T. ,1. Woods . President John II ELTON . ' ice-President Ma R.iORiE McKeag . Secretary Bottom row, left to right: Helen Stanford, Nadyne Bergin, Neva Hartman, Louise Page, Florence McIntyre, Marjorie AlcKeag, Buby Lee Bresky. Second row, left to right: Betty Kendall, Lillie Alae Willson, Helen Poimbeauf, Wesley Morris, Nelson Sbields. Third rote, left to right: Fj. J. O’Brien, Knox Delambre, Harold Stuart, Miss Helen Weinberg, Oscar Selke. Fourth row, lefl lo right: Joe LeCour, Alvin Bendall, Jack Blanco, Paul Bogers, Jo Turner, John Helton. Members not in picture: T. J. Woods. James Boyer, Louis Dattle, William Jones, Charles Namendorf, Malcolm Procter, Lorraine Ohlhausen, Turner Shepherd, Bill Waltman. CHAMBER OF CIVICS CLUB � 1 r { t 1 jS m «:] SODALITAS LATINA IL CIRCULO ITALIANO YE OLDE PALS ENGLISH CLUB THE CHAMBER OF CIVICS The Cliainher of Civics Club was organized by liie students of Miss Ruth Greenliill ' s second period Civics If class. The oflicers are as follows: Charles McClknuon . President Vernon Brown . Vice-President Mary Beth Pete;rson . Secretary Margery Gripon . Program Chairman Mary Alice Cooper . Social Chairman Adrian Flake . Reporter Its purpose is to [)rovide entertaininent for the class through outside speakers and social alfairs. Bottom row, left to right: Velda Sloan, Edith Neville, Margery Gripon, Mary Alice Cooper, Mary Beth Peterson. Second row, left to right: Helen Williams, Elizabeth Turner, Erninadele Holman, Kathleen Gillson, Adrian Flake. Third row, left to right: Charles McClendon, Mary Carolyn Sanders, Lillian Fischer, Louise Bolinger, Lee Franklin Allison. Top row, left to right: Kenneth Stathart, L. E. Daniels, Ralph Parlette, Herbert Layne, J. L. Wait, Fayne Wilkerson, Forrest Orman, Henry Breaker, Herbert Holm, Anthony Mitchetich, Niel Watson. Members not in picture: Rhondda Myers, Chyde Sanders, Henry Burzynsky, Frank Pfordresher. THE SODALITAS LATINA The oHicers for the past year are as follows: Fall Term Spring Term Betty Kendall . President . Mary Carolyn Sanders Evelyn Dailey . Vice-President . Gracie Wright Jane Davis . Secretary . Mary Sue Bates Edd Millk:r . Treasurer . Kenneth Orman Alan Buster . Sergeant-al-arms .J. F. Womack Mary Linkhart . Reporter . Edd Miller Bottom rotv, left to right: Alan Buster, J. F. Womack, Edd Miller, Mary Carolyn Sanders, Evelyn Dailey, Kenneth Orman, Mary Sue Bates, Gracie Wright. Second rote, left to right: Dawn Crawford, Ruth Richardson, Evelyn Junker, Marjorie Mansell, Mary Virginia Hail, Mary Crawford, Catherine Dowd, Edith Keating, Mathilda Portie, Florence McIntyre. Third row, left to right: Norman East, Elizabeth Steele, Jane Cade, Marian Korff, Mary Linkhart, Evie Mott, Jane Davis, Betty Kendall. Top roiv, left to right: Harry D’Olive, Ira Clarkson, Charles De Lancey, Daryl Varbois. THE ITALIAN CLUB “IL CIRCULO ITALIANO” Tbe oHicers are as follows: Ernest Valentino . President Tony Adams . Vice-President Pauline Pitocchelli . Secretary Evelyn Buzzo . Publicity Manager Lena Palazzo . Program Chairman Antiianet Butera . Social Chairman Bottom row, left to right: Stepben Bilao, Doris Brem, Eleonara Canessa, Evelyn Buzzo, Rose Triola, Josephine Geaccone, Anthanet Butera, Lena Palazzo, Pauline Pitocchelli, Ernest Valentino. Second row, left to right: Marguerite Barton, Angelo Lamonica, Everette Cook, W. J. Goode, Margaret Rich, Carmella Barzilla, Rosie Palazzo, Dorothy Gleckler, Anges Pellettere, Dorothy Bounds, Alarie Ferguson. Third rotv, left to right: Johnny Collura, Mr. Michael Spampinato, Jack Blanco, Nathan Trapolino, Julius Mangogna, Ben Rivera, Sam Risso, Edmund Jamail, Joe Guarino, John Panto. YE OLDE PALS ENGLISH CLUB The purjiose of this organization, is to get better acquainted. During the four terms that the club has been organized, many social events have been held, including picnics, parties, and banquets. The following officers have been elected for the present term: Charles AIyers. F. B. Paris. H ARRiET Gregory. . .. Laura Jarrard. Louise Holleman. . . . Billy Brown. Barrara Myers. Mrs. Verna S. Hogan . President .... Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Program Chairman . Aegis Reporter . .Parliamentarian . Sponsor Bottom row, left to right: Carol Richardson, Colleen Levy, Maribel Ramey, Camille Santarcangelo. Louise Holleman, Jerry Lathy. Second rotv, left to right: Billy Brown, Ina Alerle Doolan, Mary Lee Nicholson, Lorine Butler, F. B. Paris, Barbara AIyers, Harriet Gregory, Charles AIyers, Russel Evans. Top row, left to right: John Burke Helton, Neal Cockrell, Joe Taylor, Gilbert Heidler, Harold Stewart. AU COURANT EN AVANT ELAPHIANS AMERICAN LEGION AU COUIl NT LITERARY SOCIETY The Au Courant Literary Society, composed of eighteen members, was formed in 1930 with Miss Iconise Clements as sponsor. It was reorganized in the fall of 1933 under the present name, and since then Aliss Nina Covington has been chosen sponsor. Members of the club are chosen on the basis of their scholastic standing, personality, and leadership. The officers at present are; Donis Rogers . President Theda Raldwiiv . Vice-President Lucille Richarz . Secretary Helen Holzinger . Treasurer Mary Ruth Duperier . Recreation Chairman Bottom row, left to rii ht: Freeda Knabe, Mary Ruth Duperier, Lucille Richarz, Theda Baldwin, Pal FZyhusen, Doris Rogers. Top row, left to right: Evelyn Conroy, Anita Duncan, Helen Holzinger, .loyce Dupuy, Lillian Berg. Elsie Jordan. EN AVANT SOCIETY The En Avant Literary Society was organized October 31, 1933 under the sponsorship of Aliss Char¬ line Lallier. The purpose of this club is to provide for the intellectual and social improvement of its members. The present officers are as follows: Evie Mott . President Lucille Smith . Vice-President James Alan Shepherd . Secretary OciE Anna Burch . Treasurer Christine Johnson . Program Chairman Thelmarie Wolff . Publicity Chairman Illean Logue . Social Chairman Bollom row, lefl to right: Ocie Anna Burch, Lucille Smith, Evie Alott, James Alan Shepherd, Cluistine Johnson. Top roiv, left to right: Alary Ann Alassingale, Elaine Hannz, Vivian Dukes, Thelmarie Wolff, Aliss Charline Lallier. THE ELAPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY The present officers are as follows: Dorothy Colley . President Ruth Moncrief . First Vice-President Clara Galey . Second Vice-President Ruby Lee Bresky . Secretary Evelyne Conroy . Treasurer Eunice Tharp . Reporter Bottom row, left to right: Margaret Flowers, Ruby Lee Bresky, Evelyne Conroy, Dorothy Colley, Clara Galey, Ruth Aloncrief, Jerry Lathy. Top row, left to right: Dorothy Daigle, Dorothy Zapp, Edna Mae Cohen, Evelyn Hensen, Laura Jarrard, Lida Coffman, Thelma Kirby. LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA The American Legion Aledal Winners of Sam Houston High School are the following: Officers, Presi¬ dent, John Helton, Vice President, Marion Oberholtz, Secretary, Lois Fones, Treasurer, Lee Franklin Allison, Representative, Rossario Vallone, Parliamentarian, Doris Twitchell. Other members are; Lee Franklin Allison, Ida Alaude Bell, Ethel Bloomfield, Mary Ellis Bolling, James Boyer, Georgia Bridges, Anthonet Butera, Walter Herman Cartes, Nicholas Contreras, Clyde Davis, Catherine Ehr- hardt, Edith Epley, Lois Fones, Lorene Garrison, Vincent Granger, Evelyn Haubelt, Lucy Alice Haver, John Helton, Lois Reed Hesser, Evelyn Hollaway, Charles Klutz, Sol Klinger, Alarion Oberholtz, Forest Orman, Mary Beth Peterson, Leroy Raye, Seymour Seidler, Lewis Taylor, Selma Treschow, Florence Elizabeth Terpe, Doris Twitchell, Rosario Vallone, Bob William. ANCHOR CLUB I SAM HOUSTON GIRL RESERVES 1 M i ‘ SAM HOUSTON HI-Y ! CETY SPEECH ARTS CHAMPIONS THE ANCHOR CLUB The AricJior Club was organized in 1931, with Mrs. .lohnnye Murray as sponsor, for the purpose of promoting interest in swimming, diving, and Life Saving as well as sportsmansluF) and fellowship. The members must be Bed Cross Life Savers, either Junior or Senior. In the picture the club oflicers are demonstrating . rtificial Besjiiration. They are as follow.s. left to right: Beatrice Blooinquist, Skijiper, working on Iva May Jury, 2nd Mate; Dorothy Alahr, 1st Mate working on Jean Stehr, cabin boy. Kneeling, left lo right: Laurel Jean Graham, Florine Burleson Bieniets , Ethel Mae Williams, Phyllis lovine, Ocie .Anna Burch, Iniogene Bergin, Geraldine Bollins, Sigourney Crojqier, Doris While, social chairman , Mildred Manes. Back row, left lo right: Mary Ann Massengale, Sophie Edmunson, Martha Ogilvie , Diana Sutherland, Frances Love , Shirley Simpson, Elsie Jordan, Mary Emily Miller , Mrs. Johnnye Murray, sponsor, Vera Mae Loughridge, Jean Ogilvie, Emily McConnell, Mary Dell Graybill, Evelyn Dailey, Lucy Fay Jury, Lucy Gaines, Pauline Shawn. Members not in picture: Mildred Jones, Illean Logue, Roberta Miller, Yonnie Yoakum, Helene Locey , Ruth Hawkins , Janice Cottrell , Ernestine Hayslep Mignone , Jannette McCreary , Ray Dell Mil¬ lard , Nancy Moeckel , Alice Williams , Anna Mae Wiltsie . ( Alunmae Members) SAM HOUSTON GIRL RESERVES Bottom row, left to right: Lura Dell Parker, Bessie Calahan, Dorothy Anders, vice-president. Rebecca Collier, president. Miss Doris White, advisor, Rosalie LaFour, Mathilda Portie, treasurer. Second row, left to right: Maurine Durst, Mayme Soland, Mary Dell Graybill, Lovonia Pitts. Irmgard Ritzen, Floy Best, Helen Hall, Billie Story. Top row, left to right: Mrs. Shutts, advisor, Lula Collier, Mary Linkhart, secretary, Dorothy Emerson, corresponding secretary, Lillian Fischer, Virginia Mallone, reporter. The ollicers are as follows: SAM HOUSTON HI-Y Henry Schaffer. Charles McClendon Jo Turner. Lee Allison. Adrian Flake. Allen Terrell. .... President Vice-President .... Secretary . . . . Treasurer . Beporter . Sponsor Bottom row, left to right: L. E. Daniels, Bland Williams, J. O. McPherson, A. C. Dowlearn. Bob Wil¬ liams, Kenneth Orman, Max Hyman, Billy Baldwin. Second row, left to right: Billy Brown, John Helton, Billy Foster, Herbert Holm, Rhondda Myers, Forrest Orman. Third row, left to right: Morris Mansell, Henry Schaffer, Lee Allison, Anthony Mitchetich, Lionel Wheeler, Charles Myers, Daryl Verbois. Members not in picture: J. L. Wait and Jo Turner. CITY SPEECH ARTS CHAMPIONS 19ol marks the third year Sam Houston has won the City Speech Arts Loving Cup, which makes it the permanent possession of Sam Houston’s trophy case. Bottom row, left to right: G. D. Johnson, friend of the Debate Department, Mary Elizabeth Hartman, girl declamer, Barbara Myers, girl extemporaneous speaker, Alarian Oberholz and Doris Twitchell, District Debate Champions, Louise Bendall, debate alternate. Top row, left to right: W. J. Goode, Home Loan Speaker, Weldon Bailey, City Debate, Heinz Ritzen, boy extemporaneous speaker. Tommy Terry, National Debate Team, Charles Crossen, City and National Debate Team. GREENHILL TRIBE MRS. WOODRUFF’S REGISTRATION SAM HOUSTON ORCHESTR INTERSCHOLASTIC WINNERS THE GREENHILL TRIBE “The Greenhill Tribe” at their annual Pow-Wow selected as their leaders Bif? Chief Rain-in-the-Face Shaffer, Little Chief Rat-Face Tnngate, and Squaw War-Horse Blanton. Bottom row, left to right: Squaws—Medicine Sloan, Moccasin-Step Neville, Giggling-Water Deeth, Tom-Tom Holman, War-Horse Blanton, Orient Anthony, Moon-Beam Barba. Second rote, left to right: Squaws—Bow-String Pohl, Loose-Tongue Page, Red-Wing Keding, Maize- Tassel Sowell, Willow-Weep Bridges, Sweet-Tongued Neel, Love-Bird Nesbit. Third roiv, left to right: Braves— Eagle-Eye Bierman, Rock-on-Top Hicks, Double-Fast Williams, Tag-.Along Williams, Spotty-Puppy Brenam, Fire-Water Townsen. Fourth roiv, left to right: Braves—Rat-Face Tungate, Rain-in-the-Face Schaffer, Slew-Fool Michelich, Book-Worm Smith, Pen-Drop Koehl, Bolt Wheeler. Fifth row, left to right: Lightning-Rod Moyer, Snail-Step Holm. MRS. A. C. WOODRUFF’S H4-8 REGISTRATION SECTION Officers of the class are: Lee Allison, member of the Senior Council, Sidney Turk and Emma .lean Liering, Senior Representatives of the class. Bottom row, left to right: Mary Carolyn Sanders, Doris Rogers, Olga Kuritza, Ruth Schultz, Mary Alice Cooper, Mary Beth Peterson. Second row, left to right: Grover Cobb, Elizabeth Turner, Laura Rizzo, Rose Marie Terpe, Grace Werner, Elizabeth White, J. L. Wait, Lee Franklin Allison. Third row, left to right: Oscar Selke, Robert Dewer, George Mayer, .lake Kaminsky, Kemp Stowe, Daryl Verbois. Members of the class not in picture: Sidney Turk, Morris Mansell, Roy Brooder, Mary Margaret Blair, Doris Kennedy, Evelyn Schroeder, Emma Jean Liering, Alan Cameron, Nick Commiato, Vickie Gris¬ wold, M ax Krumecke, Mary Edna Poole, Fred Schillo, Mary Lucille Simoneaund, James Thompson. SAM HOUSTON ORCHESTRA The Sam Houston Orchestra, under the direction of Cedric Seaver, has enjoyed a most successful year. The orchestra participated in many affairs, the most outstanding being the Music Festival, which was held in place of the usual City Orchestra Contest. The unit also made a harmonious backgrounrl for the musical comedy, “Once In A Blue Moon.” Bottom row, left to right: Cedric Seaver, director, Milby Dow, violin, Selma Pohl, violin, Pauline Wil¬ cox, violin, Jimmy Andrews, cello, Kenneth Wenborn, viola, Florence Babbitt, violin, Versie Mae Keding, violin, Dorothy Jaenecke, violin. Second row, left to right: Kenneth Cook, violin, Tommie Keepers, Concert Master, violin, Verna Lynn Babbitt, piano, Walter Kunz, violin, Thomas Foster, violin, Dorothy Morgan, violin, Myra Gapney, violin, Leila Braden, violin, Rosalie Salge, violin. Third row, left to right: Walter Stanford, trumpet. Will Amdur, violin, James Frye, French horn, Beatrice Margoles, piano, Russell Worley, clarinet, Gertrude Slender, drums, Mirnie Hazelwood, drums, Mathilda Portie, bass. Members not in picture: Curtis Schon, bassoon, Donald Graham, violin, Lloyd Smith, French horn, Claude Mix, trombone. INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Marion Oberholtz, Debating, 1st Place Doris Twitchell, Debating, 1st Place Charles Crossen, Debating, 2nd Place Weldon Bailey, Debating, 2nd Place Sam Kaminsky, Declamation, 1st Place Velma Lipscomb, Declamation, 3rd Place Heinz Ritzen, Extemp. Speaking, 2nd PI. Barbara Meyers, Extemp. Speaking, 2nd Place La Verne Reichart, Flower Arrangement, 1st Place Florine Walker, Flower Arrangement, 1st Place Laurentina Radriquez, Baby Layette, 1st Place Charlotte McMahon, Baby Layette, 1st Place Mildred Howland, Baby Layette, 1st Place Gaynelle Furley, Baby Layette, 1st Place Anna Mae Fargerson, Baby Layette, 1st Place Pauline Wise, Baby Layette, 1st Place Mary Finley Harris, Baby Layette, 1st Place Frances Coleman, Baby Layette, 1st Place Arline Graham, Baby Layette, 1st Place Adrian Flake, Drawing II, 1st Place Thomas Moore, Water Color Painting, 1st Place Georgie Lee Boone, Drawing I, 1st Place Vivian Ruffner, One Act Play, 2nd Place Bleatha Fedric, One Act Play, 2nd Place Billy Baldwin, One Act Play, 2nd Place Vivian Kissen, One Act Play, 2nd Place Buford Bramlett, One Act Play, 2nd Place Josephine Caldarara, Clothing I, 1st Place Roberta Arrant, Clothing, 2nd Place Delight Parks, Clothing, 3rd Place Geraldine Collins, Foods, 3rd Place Christine Lovingham, Menu Planning, 2nd Place Bernard Bell, Senior Latin, 1st Place Mary Beth Peterson, Senior Latin Essay, 1st PI. Mary Sue Bates, Junior Latin, 1st Place Marjorie Mansell, Soph. Latin Essay, 1st Place Mary Alice Cooper, Senior Latin Essay, 2nd Place Evelyn Junker, Junior Latin Essay, 2nd Place Frances Bass, Sophomore Latin, 2nd Place Herbert Horn, English Essay, Third Place John Prescott, Head Line Writing, 1st Place John Prescott, Editorial Writing, 3rd Place Elaine Stolz, Copy Reading, 2nd Place Woodrow Webb, Sports Writing, 2nd Place Jesse Collins, News Writing, 3rd Place Evelyn Dailey, Spelling, 1st Place Fred Jones, Spelling, 1st Place Bottom row, left to right: Mace Tungate, Myrtle Lee Robbins, A. C. Dowlearn, Margery Gripon, Heinz Ritzen. Second roic, left to right: Genieve Keith, Christine Johnson, Evie Mott, Ocie Anna Rurch, Ruth Schultz, Rleatha Fredric, Fayne Wilkerson. Third row, left to right: Kathleen Gillson, Evelyn Schroeder, Mary Reth Peterson, Evelyn Dailey, Mary Margaret Rlair, Elizabeth Turner, Herbert Holm, Ernest Valentino, Rhondda Myers. Fourth row, left to right: Merle Ferguson, Charles Crosson, Fred Jones, Rill Rrady, Rill Parham, Rilly Stannard, Oscar Selke, Douglas Avenall, Dorothy Rlanton, Grace Werner, Mary Edna Poole, Forrest Orman, Emmadele Holeman, Retty Kendall, Morris Mansell. I YE OLDE ENGLISH CLUB Mace Tungate . President Heinz Ritzen . Vice-President Myrtle Lee Robbins . Secretary A. C. Dowlearn . Treasurer Margery Gripon, Mary Margaret Rlair . Program Chairmen Ye Olde English Club, which boasts the membership of some of our well known Campus Celebrities, has been in existence since 1931. The club meets monthly at the fourth period under the direction of Miss Drew Staggs, instructor. During three years the club has sponsored three literary volumes, namely, “Houston in a Nut Shell,” “Footprints In The Sands of Time,” a biographical account of graduates who have “made good,” and a collection of biographies of each class member, all of which have received commendation from the local newspapers. The club also directed and “hooked up” the first and only radio broadcast ever pre¬ sented at Sam Houston. Among our celebrities are Herbert Holm, Class president, Mary Reth Peterson, Class vice-president and most beautiful Senior girl. Myrtle Lee Robbins, most representative Senior girl and Editor-in-chief of the Cosmos, Mace Tungate, assistant editor of the Cosmos, Charles Crosson, school debating repre¬ sentative, Heinz Ritzen, who won 2nd place in extemporaneous speaking in the Interscholastic Meet, Retty Kendall, club editor of the Cosmos, Evelyn Dailey and Fred Jones, winners in Interscholastic Spelling Contest. Left to right: Mrs. H. L. Sandel, Jerry Lathy, Eunice Tharp, Barbara Boyd, Harriet Cage, Hazel Paris, Mildred Dattner, Eliza¬ beth Parker, Esther Sue Calhoun, Dorothy Davis, June Beaks, Kathryn Barnett, Charlotte McMahon, Gloria Rouganac, Doris JIanner, Lorraine Tellepsen, THE ETTA KETT RIDING CLUB The officers are as follows: Lorraine Tellepsen . President Kathryn Barnett . Vice-President Esther Sue Calhoun . Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. H. L. Sandel Sponsor LIBRARY SCIENCE CLUB 1933-34 “ e profits most tvho serves best. Faculty Sponsors Adele Waggaman Lillian Carleton Officers Fall Term Spring Term Ruby Lee Bresky. Presidenl .Mary Edna Poole Evelyn Conroy. Vice-President .Lorine Butler Alta Carnes. Secretary .Ruby Lee Bresky Louise Bolinger. Treasurer .Louise Bolinger Thonnis Calhoun. Parliamentarian .Sol Klinger Patti Terry. Reporter .Thonnis Calhoun Members Dixie Abbott Dorothy Anders Gladys Anderson Faye Atkinson Florence Babbitt Bernice Baughman Marie Bertram Maurine Bird Ethelyen Bishop J. B. Bishop Virginia Bishop Elizabeth Black Martha Jane Blakey Helen Boedecker Irene Bounds Houston Brewer Georgia Bridges Margaret Buscanyi Halley Bushway Lilia Castro Mary Louise Chaney Lydia Chudleigh Geraldine Cole Mildred Dattner Lou Anna Descant Muriel Dupuy Adele Marie Dltstin Frances Farr Catherine Fulkerson Virginia Garlick Kathleen Gillson Bobert Gregory Doris Harris Mary Finley Harris Bill Hart Dorris Hausendeufel Elizabeth Johnson Irene Johnson Martha Johnson Evelyn Junker Genevieve Keith Leola King Yvonne LaGarde Billie Laningham Colleen Levy , Mary Linkhart Marcine Lockard Helen Locke Marguerite McAskill Elsie McCurry Dorris McRae Joe Reese McVey Etiielyn McVicker Lucylle Pearl Maples Rowena Marley Pearl Marlow Cecyl Martin Margie Martin Lois Molbert Harvey Mae Mullan Doris Lee Neeley Grace Nichols Mary Lou O’Kelley Nina Lou Owens Thomas Patterson LaVonia Pitts Helen Poimbeauf Josephine Poncio Margaret Pryzant Peggy Rand Laura Rizzo Veitte Schrof;der Billie Schuttee Elizabeth Seefeld Helen Shepperd Maurine Shields Mary Evalyn Skinner Velda Sloan C iiAUNCEY Smith Marie Smith Juanita Sowell Helen Stanford Mary Ann Stanford Eva Treadwell Emmy Lou Turley Flo Tyson Maudine Vaughn Charlotte Wampler Pauline Wilcox Gwen Willbanks Alice Williams Lillie Mae Willson Marion Winkler Sibyl Witte Lelia Yoakum Yonnie Yoakum Bottom row, left to right: Ida Lois Hotmann, Lucille Nisbet, Eliza Cavazos, Victoria Tijernia, Mary Ortegon, Geniveve Keith, Ellen Markovich, Mary Edna Poole. Second row, left to right: Everette Cook, W. J. Goode, Louise Page, Lillie Mae Willson, Pauline Wilcox. Third row, left to right: Arinand Soto Mayor, Billy Stannard, Woodrow Webb, Harry Smith, Jack Brennan, Mr. H. W. South, sponsor. Top row, left to right: Sigifred Gonzales, Edward Murr, Ford Brooks. Members not in picture: Vasso Chickenis, Jack Martyr, Amalia Fabris, Harry Montgomery, Gus Rosen, Henry Schaffer, Susie Campos. MR. SOUTH’S SPANISH VIII CLASS Woodrow Webb . President Harry Montgomery . Vice-President Harry Smith . Secretary Geniveve Keith . Treasurer Lillie Mae Willson Reporter Bottoni row, left to right: Hazel Hockmuth, treasurer, Carolyn Lockett, vice- president, Alva Mae Shreiber, Alice Kelly, president, Jeanette McClanahan, Jessie Roberts, Dorotby Zapp. Second row, left to right: Elizabetb Pbifer, Lida Coffman, secretary, Laura Jarrard, Lillian Berg, Louise Holleman, Elaine Stolz, Mary Frances Dickey. Third row, left to right: Mary Lee Nicholson, Katbryn Goyen. SEMPER IDEM SOCIETY Tbe Semper Idem Society was organized in tbe fall of 1933 to promote interest in rules of etiquette for senior girls, to aid in developing good scholastic standings for members, and to promote good fellowship and friendship among members of the club as well as tbe entire school. Miss Ruth Daugherty was selected to head the organization in 1933, which was composed of ten members including Elizabeth Phifer, Lida Coffman, Laura Jarrard, Elaine Stolz, Hazel Hockmuth, Alice Kelly, Jessie Roberts, Jeanette McClanahan, Carolyn Lockett, and Claribell Lutman. Eight members were added to the list in 1934, and each year this number of pledges will be admitted into the society. The business meetings of the club are held semi-monthly. Membership of the Semper Idem is open to girls only, and therefore subjects interesting to girls are discussed. CHORAL CLUB Director: Mrs. Pearl Marvel Martin Fall Oscar Grimes. C. B. Doolan. Myrtle Lee Robrins Tenors Buford Bramlett Hardwick Brown John Burleson Alan Cameron Gerald Kitchen Max Kruemcke Talverne Murray Sopranos Florence Babbitt Frances Doherty Lillian Fischer Bita Sheridan Mary Lylner Fink Buth Schultz Julia Davis OFFICERS . President . . . Vice-President... Secretary-Treasurer Georgia B. Bridges Janice Young Dorothy LaSalle Theo Horadam Louise Holleman Emmadele Holman Gladys Neel Thi;odore Cascio Carolyn Robinson Mary Lou Mitula Alline Guinn Miriam Byal Altos Margaret Flowers Myrtle Lee Robbins Sara Corley Hei.en Engel A ccornpan ists: Yvonne Moers Verna Lyn Babbitt Osborne Moyer Spring Margaret Flowers .C. B. Doolan Myrtle Lee Robbins Dorothy Ew ald Lorraine Ohlhausen Verna Lyn Babbitt Lorraine Jordan Carolyn Robinson Dabrell Varnado Yvonne Moers Bassos C. B. Doolan Preston Grant Billy Schutte Royce Owens Richard Bant a Osborne Moyer Sam Schmiech Darrell Verbois Chables Namendorf Bottom row, left to right: Dorothy Emerson, Mary Helen Bryan, Rosalie LaFour, Vivian Ruffner, Bleatha Fedric, Vera Mae Loughridge, Shirley Richardson. Second row, left to right: Louise Hiriant, Lillian Fischer, Kathleen Gillson, Vivian Kissen, Winnalline Griffin, Bessie Wilkerson, Marcie Kaplan, Mary Lou Mitula, Norma Shepherd. Third row, left to right: Billy Baldwin, Billy Stannard, Roy Broder, Sidney Holm, Charles Groth, Osborne Moyer, Buford Bramlett. THALIA DRAMATICS CLUB The Thalia Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Verna S. Hogan, is an active organization that presents several plays every year, one of wdiich is entered in the interscholastic meet, and one of which is given Senior Morning. The club has placed first or second each year that it has competed in the inter¬ scholastic tournament. The play presented this year was ' ' The Imposter” with the following cast: Vivian Ruffner, Billy Baldwin, Vivian Kissen, Buford Bramlett, and Bleatha Fedric. The play placed second. Since the contest, the play has been given for the City Recreational Department and for the ' ' Twenty-six Literary Society.” Every member of the club participates at some time during the year in a one-act play. The first part of this course consists of numerous lectures, which prepare the pupils for acting. The officers of the club are as follows: Billy Baldwin. Preston Grant Jerry Lathy... . President .... Vice-P resident Secretary- Treasurer SAM HOUSTON IIOCKEY TEAM Top rou left to right: F. B. Paris, substitute goalie, Frank Miller, defense. Manager Alan Cameron, defense, Frank Gooch, defense, Leon Anderson, Coach. Bottom row, left to right: Harry Girard, wing. Captain Jim Deland, center, Neal Cockrell, wing. Tommy Gault, wing. Reading from left to right: Billy Schulte, defense. Mack Young, defense, Chester Chonowski, wing. Jack Busby, goalie, Claude Alix, wing, Jerome Hicks, defense. Letter Men Reserves Captain Jim Deland Manager Alan Cameron Neal Cockrell Jack Busby Frank Miller Tommy Gault Harry Girrard Billy Schulte M ack Young Claude Mix Chester Chonowski F. B. Paris Frank Gooch Jerome Hicks Verner Benton. Sponsor Bottom row, left to right: Corp. Lyle Austin, Sgt. Lee Harmes, Corp. Bill Nash, Sgt. Nayland Baxter. Second row, left to right: 2nd Lt. Kenneth Zuber, 1st Lt. Erwin Siefken, Capt. John Traylor, Maj. Billie Schuttee, Capt. Billy Stannard, 1st Lt. Bob Parlette, 2nd Lt. Forrest Orman. Third row, left to right: Corp. Herbert Jackson, Corp. Ignacio Hernandez, Corp. Jimmie Doyle, Corp. Jack Moncrief, Corp. Billie Winsett, Sgt. Jimmie O’Conner. Fourth row, left to right: Sgt. Richard Jeppeson, Sgt. Frank Gooch, Sgt. John Stewart, Sgt. Kenneth Cook, Corp. Harold Mobley. Major Billie Schuttee Company A Captain John Traylor 1st Lt. Ervin Siefken 2nd Lt. Kenneth Zuber 1st Sgt. Philip Waters Plt. Sgt. Richard Jeppeson Plt. Sgt. Francis Miller Sgt. Nayland Baxter Sgt. Fran k Gooch Sgt. Jimmie O’Conner Sgt. George Pappas Corp. Herbert Jackson Corp. Harold Mobley Corp. George Munger Corp. Billy Winsett Commanding Officer Company B Capt. Billy Stannard 1st Lt. Bob Parlette 2nd Lt. Forrest Orman 1st Lt. G. Russell Weir Plt. Sgt Kenneth Cook Plt. Sgt. Chyde Sanders Sgt. James Everhart Sgt. Lee Harmes Sgt. Charles O’Buer Sgt. Philip Smith Sgt. John Stewart Corp. Lyle Austin Corp. T. E. Austin Corp. Louis Gerard Corp. Ignacio Hernandez Corp. Jack Moncrief Corp. Bill Nash R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. During its five years of existence, The Sam Houston R.O.T.C. has made a com- mendahle record. Since its organization in 1929, it has participated in the city-wide competitive drill in a creditable manner. In 1929 it placed third; in 1930, first; in 1931, third; in 1932, second; in 1933, first. In competitive rifle marksmanship its teams have ranked second, fourth, third, and first consecutively since 1931. During the 1933 football season the corps attended the Beaumont football game and the remaining Houston games as a pep squad. On February 9, 1934, the corps sponsored a dance at the End-O-Main, the proceeds of which were used to furnish sabers and colors for the unit. An R.O.T.C. band is being organized under the directorship of Mr. Michael Spampinato. Miss Verner Benton. Director BLACK BATTALION OFFICERS Captain John Standish. Jo Ann Turrentine. Major Dorothy Ewald. Captain Beatrice Knesek. Captain Mara Frances Dickey. Sergeant Jewel Pike. Betty Lee Patterson, Mildred Inglet Sergeant Maurine Grant. Neva Hartman, Delight Park. Sergeant Freddie Kelly. Evelyn Henson, Erin Finnegan. . Drill master . Mascot . Commander . Aide—Senior . Aide—Junior . . .Standard Bearer — U. S. Flag . Color Guards . . .Standard Bearer—Texas Flag . Color Guards Standard Bearer—Battalion Flag . Color Guards CORPS OFFICERS Hallie Bailey. P]mmadele Holman. Jane Miller. .... Sergeant Bugler . . Sergeant Drummer Sergeant Drillrnaster BLACK BATTALION Bottom row, left to right: Private Mary Eleanor DeLange, Private Dorothy Mayer, Corporal Bessie Ferrara, Private Nannie Mae Hughes, Private Florence McIntyre, Corporal Vivian Watson, Corporal Marguerite Frame, Private Charlotte Davies, Private Carmelita Lansford, Private Nina Gissler, Corporal Clarihel Lutinan, Ser¬ geant Juanita Tindall. Second row, left to right: Corporal Doris Rogers, Private Catherine Ehrhardt, Private Isabell Janisch, Corporal Mary Margaret Blair, Sergeant Evelyn Schroeder, Private Ezell Walter, Corporal Ida Mae Westberry, Private Vera Hunnicutt, Pri¬ vate Marie Walker, Private Inez Murphy, Private Grace Gibson. Top row, left to right: Private Virginia Moore, Private Evelyn Lowry, Private Edith Aubrey, Sergeant Cecil Sanford, Private Mavis Anderson, Private Dorothy Banks, Corporal Lyle Bailey, Private Dorothy Doolan, Corporal Lida Coffman, Corporal Jeanne Fleming, Corporal Pauline Pitochellie, Private Valera limes. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Bottom row, left to right: Privates Wanda Lee Kerley, Roberta Arrant, Sergeant Drillmaster Jane Miller, Privates Jonilee Wheeler, Ruth Moncrief, Dorothy Zapp, Eddie Weishuhn, Alene Lowry, Corporal Lucille Lundgren, Sergeant Emmadele Holman, Privates Wilma Humphrey, Thelmarie Wolff, Corporal Ruth Harvery, Privates Lucille Smith, Dollie Nash, LaVerne Brigham, Eunice Hardt, Selma Roseneranz, Second row, left to right: Privates Florence Holms, Mildred Williams, Corporal Marian Loomis, Ex-Sergeant Serena Lee Hurwitz, Sergeant Hallie Bailey, Privates Minnie Shoss, Iris Brown, Corporal Eloise Thompson, Private Dorothy La Salle. Top row, left to right: Privates Fay Hutchinson, Marie Ferguson, Geraldine Payne, Ida Norsworthy, James Allen Shepherd, Mildred AIcBee, Helen Donahue, Joan Buckley, Corporals Kathryn Goyen, Laura Jarrard, Private Louise Holleman, Ex- Corporal Marian Leslie, Privates Jerry Lathy, Dorothv Grove. uinrimir?T MYRTLE LEE ROBBINS ELECTED MOST REPRESENTATIVE GIRL JOHN PRESCOTT ELECTED MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY m m mm ALLIENE GUINN ELECTED JUNIOR FAVORITE JNEZ MURPH ELECTED SOPHOMORE FAVORITE ELIZABETH PARKER SELECTED THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL T-HC V P0V X: P p Q At E | 4 AV€t T HI 5av TASV E KTS : ‘BV ' TMO £ux Others AV 5oKE. Oip CACKlItfc LA AfvHs . 0 . 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