San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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awww' Q .9 'i ill? 5 'l'W'lRl,ER5---Right. lf-fr to right: :Krchie Keniincy. Mary Lou Hammock. Lore-lla Duncan. Lt. Judy Duncan. The San Jacinto Band performs at our football games and pep rallies. They drill in parades. and on the whole. do a lot to boost school spirit, as well as uphold the honor of San Jacinto. OFFICERS-Below: kneeling: Judy Duncan. Major Dixie Lipp. Standing: Captain Cf-ry Brooks, Cary Kelton. Harvy Zidell. Michael Batey. C7 i S fe ,VNS-K J f E7 .1

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First row: Angela McCartney, Louis Bell, Bettye Jean Lynch, Marion Morgan, Gary Coins, Bobby Livitz, Linda Sutherland, Anna Palm, Charles Hauser, Johnny Walker, Sherman Ross, Curtis Parker, Frank Foster, Carol Kelt, Douglas Bradsford, Butch Batchelor, John Gammon, Bob Raymon, Charles Jones, Robert Hinojoso. Second row: Mr. McGrath, Mike Rodman, Kenneth Helm, Tom Moore, Donald Gautney, Charles Rice, Gary Kelton, Edna Mae, Linda Leder, Myrna Jones, Merla Southard, Carmen Rucker, Rue Wright, Larry Greenfield, Melvin Platt, Dwane Stone, Harvey Zidell, Leroy Surface, Mike Batey. Third row: Loretta Little, Mary Lou Hammock, Don Whitely, Donald Ford, Ted Meyers, Joyce Hay, Diane Duffard, Iris Webre, Judy Ladner, Ann Harris, Shirley Bridges, John Newman, Walter Hutchinson, Bill Thorton, Archie Kemmy, Judy Duncan. Center: Gary Brooks and Dixie Lipp. San ' Zend Noise! Never was there so much noise! Between the bell's ring and the conductor's Silencel there is an ear-deafening activity with which even Times Square on Broadway cannot compete. The head-splitting shriek of a fatally injured saxophone reed, the drastically flat toot of a tuba, and the fervent, hopeless attempt of a trumpet to imitate Harry James all combine to give the most ubreathlessn sensations to be experienced-hearing and seeing the San Jacinto Band tune up. It sounds bad then, but an instant later, with slender baton poised in the air for a second and breaths drawn in, there is the tiniest fragment of silence, then music. It is music created by a group of people who have worked and worked hard for a long time. No little credit goes to Band Director William E. McGrath, who has helped make a superb musical group of the San Jacinto High School Band.

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xN..' 4 -,N Q: . W ' T' 7 gm' , mg, The Girls' Booster Club of San Jacinto holds a very special place in the heart of every member. The year 1955-1956 has been a season full of work and pleasure for everyone. Service to all is its aim. one that they are constantly fulfilling. Working harmoniously together with the other service clubs of the school, the Booster Club is daily making school more enjoyable and convenient to both teachers and students. Left: Fall Chief Booster. Dixie Lipp. FALL OFFICERS: Carole Townsend, Senior Assistantg Ann Sherrill, Scrihtii .lerri Nimmons, Historiang Murna Patterson. Song Boosterg Lenore Higlilariifllnxsgstant Chief: Louise Long- shore, Sophomore Assistantg Lynn Best. Junior Assistant. Standing: Mrs. Weisinger, Sponsorg Judy Chase. Cash Boostcrg Dixie Lipp. Chief Boostcrg Patti N1-uenschwander. ' Chaplaing Dana DeRidder. Sophomore Captaing Miss Pickle, Sponsor. Not pictured: Barbara Blayney, junior Captain. I I Q N-4.4-fi