University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

 - Class of 1934

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HOUSTONIAN CA LENDAR , - . . . . . a ., September loeReglstratlon beganeDld you ever see so many lost souls. September l9-Registration 0f classes-Some of those Freshies were really com- ical. September 20eClasses began-Tllese people began to realize that collitcll ain-t what itls cracked up to be. September 29-Soph0mores entertained Freshmen. Eleanor Moursund led the good sportsmen.H Oh, yeah. October Z-Freshman class Chose Elmer Faught as president-Bud Steeger elected Sophomore class president. October 4-Red Coulson named president of the Studentsl Association and im- mediately began setting them on fire with that hair. October lOeBill allowing Houston School Board to borrow money from Pub- lic Works Appropriation to build University passed the House and was expected to pass Senate on the 12th. October lleCuild Savant made drive for new memberSeGot Bob Donahue and e more lHarry Belkl. October 27-Speakersl Cluh banquet and dance-For further details see the turnkey at City Jail. November l-John R. Bender Dramatic Club made plans for Apple Blossom l 'l'illlell-lLetls have a little ciderJ November SeOratorical Association, headed by Allen Marshall. began plans for year-lAnd can that guy debatell November IOeDay before Armistice celebration-Pacifists rejoiced in the mili- tary show of the R.O.T.C., etc. November ZTePresentation of Apple Blossom TimelLeCaM banquet after- ward. llarry. Oh! Harry, are you my heeeero? November leeDOlnble holiday for Thanksgiving-And were we thankful????? December lOeCougar Collegians sipped tea at home of Mrs. Ebaugh. December ZZeChristmas vacation began-Nuff sed-Wotta life. January leNew Yearls Eve-Ouch! My head. January 26-151 semester endedeAnd we all made all Ah . ., a9 . . . January -9 -nd semester beganeOh! That registration lme. february neReception for new FresllmeneNot so much paint this time-

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STUDENT COUNCIL James Coulson Mary Elizabeth Iloran Louise Shimhtrtl Mary Treadway George Lewis ROY Miller Bud Steeger Dorothy Golden The Student Council, which was organized this year to promote a better under- standing between the students and faculty, was sponsored by Dean N. K. Duprf. The presidents of the important associations were chosen to serve on this counmi. The Council. which was instrumental in getting the permission to hold assem- blies. proved its worth in many ways. It has backed the school wholeheartedly and has shown that an organization of its kind is thoroughly dependable. This vhnh has helped the different school organizations with their various func- tions. Perhaps the most important role it played was in aiding the Freshmen 311d Snphonmros when they held their class dances. Those penple who served on the Council were: James Coulson, Student Associa- tion: Bud Steeger. Suphomorc Class: Mary Treadway. Freshman Class; ROY Miller. Guild Savant: Bill Stanford. Dramatic Club: Allen Marshall. Oratorical Associa- tion: Lamar Harlan. Science Club: Lou Gaines. Cougar Collegians: Dorothy COMO!L Girls. Outdoor Cluh: Wary Elizabeth Iloran. Cougar Editor: Louise Shepherd- llunor Sm-iety: George Lewis. Graduates: Lynn Davis. Houston .lllnim. LOHFgC Speakers' Chlh.



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February 7-Student Council sponsored first assembly of yearhkml m-rc- we glad to finally get it. February l3hCirl Cougars defeated Southern Pavilic-Srore 52 10 21-803; urt- our girls g00d?? February IFThird Annual Sophonmre Prmn-Slag Lino. Stagger linvwilh-au- ties, and how?! February 21h Ghost Paradeli presented-Brothor. tlltl our new Prof. Vlitt-Iu-Il strut his stuff.-Juni0r College students just wish all their profs would he ma gum! sponsorshCast dined at Le Blanc's afterward. March 7hCraduates made future planshGeorge Lewis elected president. March l6-Junior College Debate team met llogg debating Sm-ietyv-Dehatt- Team of University of Texas in non-decision tlehatehAllcn and Tommy kinda poured it on those University boys. March lFFreshman Dance at University Cluh-A ripping good time was had by all. April FGraduates Banquet at Carolina PineshSome got lost in the forest- Prof Henderson led with many humorous anecdotes. April 23-27-Electi0n of most beautiful, Ellen Newman, and most popular. Mar- jorie Willke, to represent University at High School reception. April 28-29-Girlsi Outdoor Club sponsored bay party at Casa Del HarhWas it a bay party or a boyl, party? May thniversity of Houston established-Will be operating June 4 with oHi- cial opening of summer school term-Boy. we grew up and got our long pants at last. Wav 4-Seventh Annual Reception for senior high schoolshAnd were those high school gals beautiful??-Cot to get them to the University of llnustnn m-xt fall. May l6-Dramatic Club presented Children of the Mimi'hllm- more achieve- ment of the Dramatic Club. May 21-Finals began-Aml we burned some more of that midnight oil. May 2T-Baccalaureate-You had that tight feeling around your throat. May BlFAnnual came out-Praises he. says this editor. June thraduation. Buffalo Stadium at 8 p.rn.- Not the end. but the hegin- ningiOther goals set for the winning. FlNlS

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