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

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G- lf? E255 S .- 'fr' VENGSEV L26 A V ' .J - -fsewrgq E ommeneement Trogram E Baccalaureate Program, Baptist Temple, May 3o, 1926 6 Prelude V March ..... ..... M lss EDNA MERLE DAWSON S Hymn ........ . .... CHOIR 5 Piano Solo .... ...... ..... W 1 LLARD OPocENsKY - Scripture Reading .... . ,.... DR. E. P. WEST - Q2 Sermon .... ..... ..... D 11 . E. P. WEST Q Benedietion. . . ............................... DR. E. P. WEST 50 . i Class Night Program, Heights yunior Auditorium, Yune 1, .1926 g -:eg March ...... ..... ............................ S c HooL OllqCH'ESTRAl 'V Eg Presidenfs Address .... .,... F RANK Dkvis I -i Class Prophecy .... ..... W YNNE L. CREEKMORE 515 Class Will .... .... A .HELEN EBERSPAQHEA .Wi Piano Solo. . Class Poem .... . .. .. . .... WILLARD OPOCENSKY u . . . . .WHEELER BORDAGES is T Q Class Play. ..... ..... . ...... . ............... ' 'KINDLINGH .ij Commencement Program, Baptist Temple, ffune 2, I926 ' Q49 March ....................................... SCHOOL OncHEsTn4gg2..,Vt: ' Invocation .... ..... R Ev. G. K. RGGHBQ ...gp Salutatory. . ..... VERA KOEHLER -E . M I Valedietory ..... ..... H ELEN EBERSPACHEH. ' g rv? Address ...... ..... I UDGE K. C. BARKLEY U , Benedietion ..... ..... R Ev. C. W. LAMBERT X4 W1 v iii!!! Rik H l. ...L .,-Q. -..... ..-.1 'li ..,i -i- 11. .,.T. .-...- ' T J' ie. J ,, .,,.. 5. -l -i ...+ ..4..,, l.. 1,- ..-L. .... ..... 'V S- if l' 5 f : ,4- .3.4v' f .4 2 - .. fl fn- .--1-lk-4-.-Ii , Q24 3 -,J - -LL:-13-5 ttf T F - T ' rv Z 4- ,ral--:fl -P VP ' i--Q., 'P 1 W 7' - 'M' I' f'-. .pn sH.Inn.i!L:..i',fbA N5-::,Qygf,u.p. g - A553552 B y T s f -. .af3'RWW'IX-ivfiilillllllliq .eulllllllllq P !lg'lulrlzui1. guT.:g'.-flimsy. L , ... ., ...,.m.n..-..-h....i.nk...4... . ., . ,,.1..s,s ,.........,.m

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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..,

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