Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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CTIVITIES .. I I me 9, T Nitin, kdm.. .. FIRST PRESENTATION OF THE ALMA MATER Deep thought must be in every student of a school before we really feel that we belong to our school. That deep thought has been missing at P.H.S. mainly because our school song was really a fight song. Our band director, Dr. Gene Stuchberry, saw this need and has given the student body of P.H.S. a real school song. The first playing for the entire student body is pictured above. It took place at one of our pep rallies and from that time on we realized that with the playing of our Alma Mater we would remember Pasadena High School as the place where our dreams found their beginning. Good Sportsmanship in all our school activities is enough to make any Eagle hold his or her head up high. Pictured here are Joy Brown and Mert Poteet presenting the Robert E. Lee Ganders of Baytown a token of our Good Sportsmanship League.

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CDCTGBE R Six favorites at P.H.S. are snapped here carrying out a very essential part of our school activ- ities. The secret of our wonderful school and team spirit is reflected in the faces of these cheerleaders. 'ii . .V A, ii X- Yells, songs, and wonderful pep talks are heard coming from this familiar spot. 8 ,ff d J One of the activities about the school is caught here in this pic- ture of Billy Bob Redin, Haldeen Glover, Olivia Todd, and Gene McCarley at a Honor Society ac- tivity.

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