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

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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

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r ri L i'rE7 21 si, L- 40' qs ,L - T, . Y.. 4 ' .J L 'fcafiloy ... S 5 63 Q5 bf Q? 44 2 E 2 ... -RT 'EE .sf if rs Ng Q J 3 Y . 1 if-'Z -1, 1... .-2 53 fi qs Q . ! 15- Qzr RJQVUQJ is LUCILE LANcAs'rER .... ....... . . .President 2 RllDEl,I,E WEBB. .... . . . Vice Prfsiffmt O ELIZABETH SwAR'rz .... . . .Serretary kg? NIARIE BERGER ..., . . .Treasurer i Q, The Heights HY Girl Reserves started the new semester with a party at the tp Y.W.C.A. Here the officers for the term were elected. The purpose of our club was U E reaffirmedg HTO promote friendship among all girlsf' VVe were beset by obstacles, numerous and stubborn. First, there was no place to meet, second, advisors were scarce. -64. QP Hut all these disappeared when we moved to our new school. Here Miss Alexander, : ai? our new Gym teacher, agreed to become our advisor, to the delight of every member of 55-.2 J the club. -3' Our program for the entire year was carefully planned by the Program Committee. j For business meetings, we usually had discussions on subjects that would interest all :ff- :-ji the members, and numerous parties were successfully given. Last, but not least, was 724-' our play given for the benefit of sending our delegates to the Palacios Conference. 5? EE 5 il:- Z ii- i? 3 lll :TA '1, T- .S7 -Z' - LT'-Y ,fra 7 -4 1-' ffl- -li-Is 1h -ilfif'-i' 1,1 -ii ill w i, I- 'A f ?-- vii- , ,. FUE IA :-- wi iv . ig hi -: it h lll A. .. vi . ' ' fill. lif- - p ,,,.qmuil1uU'g1. ..:...lllIlIl ., ..a.llIllIl it 1 - g .4 Illllli.. - - J - 4.