Houston Heights High School - Pennant Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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' 'if ' . - Tn-V' - if e pF 'PTT QU if AN ' s+S:rAsa7 L -.agp .... 'gi C pw is as E M E Lucile Davis and Rose Epling are the authors of the famous book in thirteen si Tl volumes called, Why Tall Women are Beautiful and Why. CZ , Elsie Cude, Iris Bailey and Audrey Hannon are attending lectures on 'Coupe Calisthenics' by the celebrated master, Wallace Robertson. E A Rudelle Webb has grown and grown to be the best loved member of the John H. E E Reagan Faculty. She is the Aunt Jemima of the cafeteria. I -E 3 The Mademoiselles Studney and Stickney, tight rope walkers of the famous S- 5-i.:-: circus owned by our classmate, Juanita Parker, have just completed a successful walk rg- across Niagara Falls. J do AQ, Reid Hodgson and Evelyn Padgett are owners ofthe palatial steamship, Leviathan, gg Q which plies between Port Houston and San Jacinto Battle Ground carrying the students Q of the John H. Reagan High School on their annual Junior-Senior boat ride. -- isa: I Dorothy Louise Smith, Mary Blair, Elyne Cabiness and Anita Norman are - gm prancing on the front row of Flo Zeiglield III's Follies. 5 Beth Parish and Louise Hatcher have opened a fashionable' establishment on J 3 Fifth Avenue, New York. They call it 'Ye Auld Neck Inn' and Nite Club. W Q9 Ethel Morgan is the author of the column called 'Advice to the Disappointedf -:ft E in this paper. ' ig Willie Acebo has at last taken a liking to mathematics. He weighs ice for the gg West End Ice Company. ggi, Leland Barineau, James Cain, Robert Cheatham, and Emory Lee Funk are 2 Houston's battery of retired capitalists and are now living in the bachelor apartments O of the Warwick Hotel. Cl George Duvernoy Blocher has taken Uncle Judd's place in this paper and reports E 5 that he now has 2o,ooo kiddies in his club. E -E A book has just appeared called 'Travels in My Native Land' bythe authors, t :LT Florence and Gladys Holland, Germany, Ireland, Yon, Suess and Swatloski. QE Lindell McLaughlin, the famous woman evangelist, has just married Nicholas U - Newton Zirbel, world famous cornetist, to Lillian Rose Weisz, another musician of note. They will spend their honeymoon at the Florida home of Mr. Elmer Barker, a. prominent New York Banker. f I ' 7 --sf, Leo Johnson, the world's heavyweight champion prizefighter has become engaged Diff to Rubye Sikes, celebrated motion picture artist, but he refuses to do .battle with lg- ' J 'Firpo' Martellra and we think he is going to turn out to be another Dempsey. g if '- ::' --' .,.. Q..-:T .girl-L 'i .2-.iraq 1 L 'N' '-:N ' - 3? ' my MM M Y W uynnli WT -' il H - -L F- il 1 - ' ' -- .:'J- . .'::-3v4,fi- A-9'- ,-i3L'1 a Asia c . - f T . ' K- izeniluullllifqs ' ' '!l:1:nnn..', - 4l 'T li . 1-3 ,. .l.. .. , 4: .ii ,.:-C 1....a...'

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l ' 1- :nur fgqgp-'--gg EEFQA. . f - fy ,hayf - -s-E 1 ri 3 'f y' X? 3' 'J ?El5.LIANT'lq fm? 1' if aa? .2 p W Z-. K. 5 Earl Lawler is now painting the advertisements of the Holeproof Hosiery Company. QQ i He says he gets paid, too. On the Majestic circuit this weekis an educational feature. Mary Belle and Velma Farquahar are competing with Adrian and Afton Schultz to Z Ci see which pair can resemble the Gold Dust Twins to the greatest degree. i Announcing the opening of the Evelyn Park plain and fancy dancing school. E S The proprietor is assisted by the Professors Finch and Stallings, who have recently E 3 toured Australia with John Stribos and Ferol Settle, the Denis-Shown dancers of the i Z,-f: present day. GB Elwood Fisher and Richard Ragland are touring Egypt as the Basso-Profundo do ' Company Singers. Doris Allen has had to camel many times in order to keep up with 515: Q her husband Whom she has lovingly nicknamed Raggie.' Q VWllard 'Paderewski' Opocensky is now charming European audiences with his 59 piano music. He is known as the man who never miscues. He is also the world's billiard E zz champion. 51 -iz Jewell Simms and Alice Hebert have become artists of note. They are stenogra- J eg phers in the offices of a local business firm. S9 ' ' Ruth Stiles and Hazel Settle are now called the ' Demon Reportersf After pursuing yi KU their subject into the Wide open spaces, they at last interviewed the noted movie actor, -T L-.E Harry Hugh 'Mix' Smith. 5 Since the publication of their book, 'On Hand and Foot Through the Ozarks,' ag Alice Ethridge and Gladys Hastings have complained to Representative Woodward 3 because of the failure of his party to see that all brake beams are upholstered. 0 Marjorie Meyers has been offered great sums of money by newspaper syndicates Q for a photo which she snapped of William Wrigley. laboring over a piece of gum which i he had unwittingly picked up on his morning ramble through Central Park. -1.51 War to death has been declared upon Lois johnson and Marjorie Long, the spin- T' sters in overalls, by boarding house inmates all over the country. These ladies have 5 sf stated that they have a prune crop exceeding that of any previous year in the world's D Q up history. I 4' T. F. .Dupont has at last achieved his life long ambition. He is now manager of the Heights Clinic. Marjorie Sinclair is his chief nurse and helpmate and Papa T. A. -gg' -af has assured him the run of the clinic after working hours. if Elsie Mae Byrd is teaching in the Bertrand Military Academy where she shoulders E Q arms with the best of her boys. Q-:T Charles Stowers is now a prominent lounge lizard. He illustrates the durability of Stowers built sofas at his furniture store at Main and Texas. .:..- ra ' E?- Z ll :Tl r -:-.-5 -.-:L ' - ii. - e -.-' X 'TI ' -2- ' -' I-1? ' i51ll5Q iiiuli HM ,Q T Z lip , -:Eg -T '15 liligfg -F it TT- T il if 'ii' ll iv ' liiEf'g'i1iiiPi1' i . 'Eimif . 53:-Lf. li 9 ' f..n--La 1-il-.4....,1:--U-vii.-A--4. --at-Q - M ...... ---- -fail-.aim-hm

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I T 0 T-LNQXTY A 'W Yi' ,, ,Z W- I :W-4. SWLKJ AN I 4536254 ,gg 4 g , is-V A- 3 F . gf-as E Theodora Ollre, our new fire chief, promises with the aid of her cohort in hose, :FE 'f Helen Watson, to put out the city's fires. These officers sprang into the light of the 6 nation's attention recently when they saved Catherine Cook and Florence Evelyn Dean from possible burns by carrying them from the top of the Rice Hotel where the 1 A two were giving a lecture. The audience vanished before the end of the talk, leaving 5 kg the speakers alone in the room. City Attorney William Hamblen says that everyone 5 who left the hall preceding the fire is liable to a charge of attempted murder by cre- W 2- mation and Mayor Ernestine Wickes declares that she will back Mr. Hamblen up in :B --1: anything he does. A do W For many months Chapell Freeman and Aubrey Peterson have both claimed the bg Q wrestling championship of the world, but as the argument became too heated, they Q 3 were compelled to adjourn to Mexico where they are now celebrated matadors. 3593 Jewell Ahring, Louise Estes, and Anna Lee Hutchings have formed a union for :E i superannuated policemen. They torment their society by trying to teach the members Spanish, Dog Latin, and other nuisances. A J 4 Mabel Brown and Kathryn Hudgins have become rich, specializing ina tonsorial Q emporium for ladies who wear toupes. -E Jesse Locke teaches etiquette by correspondence. His pupils have sent in many -'T i testimonials as to the extent of their benefit by the course. Paul Gerhart writes. that 355 he did not drop his fork the last time he visited Beatrice Webb and she was so pleased kg, that they will honeymoon in South America. 3 Douglas Scott has just completed the erection of the new fifty-story Iris Theatre O Building. In great letters across the front of this building he has emblazoned: Mashers Q will be whipped, fined, and given newspaper notoriety. 5- Read about the great school board fight. J. W. Kennedy, President of the school -E board, is leading anractive campaignnfor the enlargement of Reagan High School. if Bruce Kattman, chairman for the building committee, consisting of Justice of the 'Q JZ Peace Robert Cole, judge Eberspacher and Reverend Payson Clarke, objected to the tj Q recommendation of Mr. Kennedy. Hot words ensued which resulted in an ink bottle's finding its way to Mr. Kattman's proboscis. His committee adjourned to meet again at the hospital where a consultation of some of our leading surgeons, Winkler, Warner, 7 .sp and Watson decided that the crisis had passed. T Just at this moment I began to feel cold and wet. A workman had dropped a brick E E from the top of the building upon my head and I was regaining consciousness with the Q? aid of a bucketful of water. The projectile had forced me into a stage of imagination, E' W after demolishing my cap of intellectual distinction. , ? 2 i gvhfl.-.-: M.-Il' t ii. . -.ff s '-:' iv ' 'L1 'T '5 'lill - P' qi 1 tv ' 12491 'f' , . ' ...lil '1 fp - ' Ja' 'Ill 'l ' 'ligase'-.li jill'-,131-EELQQL5 ' lkfwlj,-153'-'Ql , zteejl l ig tl 'i ,ff-immv X-'anmniiiimllnq Mglllllllllmj A' - 'l:'il'ii1iiiirl f'ii'i lg J ... ..u... .,-a ,. , .......... 41-. . i .. f ..a..-.,,...e. ..-.... ..1r7h.....L..,