Central High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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REVISED NURSERY RHYMES Hi diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The cow jumped over the moon— Buttermilk Simple Simon met a pieman going to the fair, Said Simple Simon to the pieman, Hello! There was a little girl, who had a little curl Right in the middle of her forehead. When she was good, she was very, very good. But when she was bad. She was better! Little Miss Muffet sat on a tuffet. Eating of curds and whey. Along came a spider, and said. Move over! This little pig went to market, This pig went to see the farmer in the dell. This little pig went to heaven, And this little pig went to heaven, too! Humpty Duinpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall, And all the king’s horses. And all the king’s men. Had egg-nog! Trot trot to Boston To buy a loaf of bread. Trot trot home again. Use Blue-Hawk for corns. (It never fails!) (Paid advertisement) Mary, Mary, quite contrary. How does your garden grow? Silver bells and cockle shells. And the rest haven’t come up yet. Dickery, Dickery, Dock; Two mice ran up the clock. The clock struck one (P.S.—The other one got away!) The girl who. Is early to bed and early to rise. Is really a wallflower. In disguise! Where are you going my pretty maid With your rosy cheeks and your golden hair?— ’’Fresh guy!” she said. Little Jack Nory Told me a story. Shame on Jackie! ’Twas the night before Xmas, And all through the joint. Not a creature was stirring. And that’s all I loint!

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T1IE CAT’S WHISKERS A-was the desired final grade. B-ill Brown Bit at it. C-alherine Ehrhardt Cut it. D -orothy Smith Dug for it. E -velyn Junker Edged on it. F -red Gilmore Fought for it. G -rant Nanna Got it. H -elen Donahue Hud it. I-ris Harper Inspected it. J -erry Cole Jumped for it. K -ermit Beahan Kept count of it. L -awrence Polk Longed for it. M-ary Helen Bryan Mourned for it. N -elda Morgan Noticed it. (0, P, and Q stayed home.) R -uih Bichardson Ran for it. S -am Kaminski Stole it. T -ommy Gault Took it. (U, Y, and Winnie Lee Baylor all Wanted it), and X, Y, and Z Flunked too! (The Tongue Tattles) Before and After 1. F. B. Paris, before taking a little drink. Charlotte After. No Charlotte 2. Bailey Lewis, before coming out of his “shell”. Oblivion After. Fame 3. Wilma Rhodes, before acquiring a permanent wave. Non-Touched After. Now-Rushed 4. 6 . Anna Belle Earle, before senior year. W. D. Dunman, before recent trip to Galveston. Jeanette McClanahan, before that man held her lil’ hand Ruth Moncrief, before using Polmolive Soap. . Nice After. 0ooh , Ge-orgeous . S. II. Don Juan After.( Censored) . “A from Miss Baldwin After. D- . “He never held my hand” After. Well . . . 8. Carolyn Lockett, before she smiled. She’s terribly smart After. Gosh , she’s beautifull NEW SAM HOUSTON GRIDSTERS 3 r Lettermen 1. Carmelita Lansford. Right Tackle 2. Evelyn Lowry. Right End 3. Alliene Guinn. Left End 4. Louise Holleman. Left Tackle 5. Mildred Riggs. Left Guard 6. James Allen Shepherd. Center 7. Harriet Gregory. Quarter Back 8. Lyle Bailey. Left Half 9. Dorothy Rae Pitts. Right Half 10. Louise Bendall. Right Guard 11. Katherine Smith. Full Back 12. Mozelle Loomis. Full Back