Sam Houston High School - Co Lon Neh Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Kudla and Edna Smith at a spaghetti supper. Vxfillie .lo Thrasher left plenty evidence that he lilced olivesl April 24 - Lots of little cherry noses and blistered baclts was the result of Splash Day yesterday. April 25-Frances Spark Plug Sparks and Ruby gave a tea-and the favors were the cutest senior dolls-even if the caps wouldn't stay on. April 26-Pat Gamer must have some effect on John Harrity, or something-or why were his hands lilce ice at the mere thought of dancing with her at Vivian's, Loycels. lrenes and Norma's dance? April 27-Elizabeth Lenoir, Reagan peach, was chosen most beautiful senior at Uni- versity of Houston Reception. And, if you found room, you could dance afterwards. April 28 - Dont lcnow 'bout the rest of 'em-but l'm sleepy. April QL?-The bullet supper of Doris Vxfillhouse and Ellen Dolley went over with a ang. April 50-lf l had a hundred-well Five hundred dollars, l'd go to the New Yorl: World's Fair. MAY May 1 -.loe Cravens was too thrilled for words at the Ellcadette May dance, and who wouldn,t he?-her boy friend danced on a dance floor for the first time. May 4 - Houston's journalists paclc up and go to Austin for the lnterscholastic League meet. Lets hope Gloria Haydis gets it for president of the l. L. P. C. May 5 - Marjie Weinzel was honored at a tea by Mrs. Blaclchurn. The members of the house party did their share of bowing to the teachers. May 6 - Another tea-and this time for Mildred Holt. May 7 - Gloria wasnyt elected president. May 9-The big day for Sam Houstonl The Coronationl The elllect of the rainbow left a deeper impression on the people this year than last. May IO - Alice Vxfhite and Josephine Musachia came out with an open house-nothing lilce an open house. May 11-The teas are in full fashion. Helen Robinson and Mary Robinson top off eleven years with one. May I3 - One could never run out of anything to do-teas and more teas. lrene Richard had the pleasure of giving this one. May 14 -June Ludtlce had a bunch of girls over for lunch. Eating never offends me. May 17 - At last someone thought of a sport dance. Pat Garner's - lcinda hot to dance, but ooddles of fun-eh, Vincent Buclcley? May 18 - Orile Sellce, Ralph Stenzel celebrate graduation with an open house. May 20-lt's lots of fun when a couple of teas are given in the same day. Grace Layhurns and Bernyce Bulloclcs. May 25 ,.. Bettye Tuclaer let a period of ten minutes elapse without combing her hair. May 26- Last day for seniorsl May 27 - Boys felt at ease in their overalls and girls with aprons at Mildred Hollhs party. May 28 - Baccalaureate. May Q0 - Seniors swing out with a dance. May 30 - Commencement exercise. May 51 -Class night. June 1 - Class morning. June 2 - Seniors eat, swim and dance at picnic at Sylvan. .lune 3 - Last day of school-auf wieclersehen. VP 23' 'll ii. mn. . .. . ' Lacrik