Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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The Cosmos staff is truly grateful for the many services so willingly rendered by friends who wished to see our annual a success. To M iss Helen Weinberg and Miss Drew Black Staggs, t he sponsors of the Cosmos, we pay sincere thanks for their in¬ valuable aid and their willing advice. If it were not for their untir¬ ing efforts, Sam Houston would not now be able to claim an annual of Hieh School memories. Mrs. Woodruff has very ably assisted in the Art Department of the Cosmos and deserves commendation for her much needed service. Miss Duvernoy also merits our gratitude for her compli¬ ance in giving us information about the graduates and official lists of them. Mr. Seawright was very agreeable in furnishing us envelopes and other material. And Mr. Snyder was as usual so very nice about furnishing caps and gowns for the Senior pictures. Mr. Sherman, as always, proved to be an invaluable aid in cut¬ ting and mounting the pictures and served as the invariable last minute man” in putting out the book. Mr. Moyes, the principal of Sam Houston, has given us his un¬ rivaled cooperation for which we are duly grateful. Let us also give praise to Mrs. MacDougal, who was very helpful in running off bulletins for us. Without this friendly cooperation, the 1935 Cosmos could never be what it is.

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