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

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. aw E Q r H- A A A 5-5ANT'l9 LAME 55 E - Q 'ggi Qi Cl ti. .2 3 -T 'E ff as ff . J 'EELS :Q J 2-ii 2 -TE is fell -:Q - QM ' 1 i if The Qzrlf glee Club 'TT on gg Miss EDNA Means DAwsoN, IJi7'L'fl'07' Q by 3 The Girls' Glee Club, composed of twenty-five voices, the first club of its kind Q V, known to Heights Senior High School, was organized November I, 1925. lts organi- zation and the success of its existence are entirely due to Miss Edna Merle Dawson. lts first appearance was made before the student body of Heights Senior on Armistice :T- fg Day. The beautiful and impressive Christmas Program also, was given under the -0 :TQ sponsorship of the Glee Club. The girls in their club costumes of black smoclcs, white Q49 collars and cuffs, and black ties, led the procession from Old Heights Senior High to T T M the new John H. Reagan High. When the Texas State Teachers Association Conven- l tion was held in Houston, the Glee Club was called on to furnish part of the program. 14- ? The club closed the season with an Operetta Lady Francisfl in which Oretha Vaughn my and Alice Orr had the solo parts. The following girls are members of the Club: Helen 'ggi' Kleinhaus, Dorothy lrene Smith, Alice Orr, Aileen Baker, Mary Lewis, Margaret ? 1- Luck, Dorothy Louise Smith, Mary Wiseman, Oretha Vaughn, Alice Hebert, Daisy Fisher, Lillian VVeisz, Jewel Ahring, Hazel Settle, Idabelle Anderson, Jean Davis, 5-ft'-T:- Marjorie Hughes, Elyne Cabiness, Idabell VVestwood, Grace Nelson, Mary Blair, and T7 Vesta Fields. jt,.-'TCE - f E' 'TL V! 1 'Y Ng fi-E' Ei-if ji ax.- 142, ilu 'Qiiflxr A h ' 123 , ii E r, lf ' Y - -.1 e If- DN 3 - if-at 1 .N ' ' iff! ' 'film lu tg, - :F ' 1f1,,,:i:a-- si al l W ll I, Q 'li QlL.45iIf111r. A L!--02 - ' , , ri I ,lil J Q El: iili .16 ' J '.: ' - Illlllii Wx' A ' -un .Q uumulif J. . ,. li

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-f g'x-A! T Z , 1--17' C :emu-A: ,li?7,x Y -' - 'E x A 40 7 Y WJ' N'3'Z-'T'-T YENNANT-192,63 me ati? Sf fs 1 ffg ll S2 -Qf Ez its E 35,7 gg, T QQ 5334 ig -in , 'Ei :M is gi if NVQ V JI 'ff' Q? , If 5 L72- T 1. I1 ..-,, J iT' f '1 if,1,,.fi J' ., F. il? The Orclzeffm Miss EDNA MERLE DAWSON, Director The orchestra is an organization for the student who is interested in music, and wishes to acquire skill on his instrument, and obtain some knowledge of the other instruments. Ensemble playing is one of the quickest ways of developing rhythm, technique, and ability to read at sight. The orchestra has been organized for Eve years, and has grown from six pieces to the following: five saxophones, one trombone, seven violins, two clarinets, one flute, four cornets, one drum, and piano. The organization has furnished music for numerous occasions. VVhen the Heights Library held its opening, the orchestra furnished the music. The orchestra furnished music for two other occa- sions, which were the Senior Play, and the Armistice Day Program held at the school. Any student who has a fair knowledge of his instrument is emgible to membership in the orchestra. The following are members of the orchestra: Elsie Cude, Gladys Holland, lsrael Lubowski, Evalyn YVoolf, Ada Fay Mabry, Dan Parmeson, Genevieve Pledge, Hallie Humphreys, Theodore Leonard, Nicholas Zirbell, Duvernoy Blocher, Nvorley Bryant, Joe Bailey Danner, VVillie Derrick, Royal Newman, Nlarion Ferrell, Byron McConnell, Florence Holland, Paul Gerhart, Willard Upocensky, Joe Lubowski, joe Gerhart, and John I,. Thoede. , if gs! iii -1.- ij: 'L :JO in .Ji ein y 35 if ' 1 'Tr' P XJ glefg 'J l LD: ,fl e ,ff KE4. I., Yi - Q7 rx U E, za if - ,fi .K-fly' ..f,,, , 1 If 'ffl- E-' 50 'iX7lIrTfe'fT?f3' I- , c 21' ilk! Hifi' ' WL-1l'l l ,llllllli lilllill ,L. 'T' iu e + , - ,Aff mi- 2' g M y L-Q 1' fy - lr ll: . ..- --1 I ..iEK hifi, ' 'q i' - if! mmm H' ' - lllIllI