Galena Park High School - Jacket Yearbook (Galena Park, TX)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STAGES COLORFUL INSTALLATION With goals to create an enthusiasm for scholarship. to stimulate a desire to render service. to promote worthy leadership. and to encourage the development of character in the pupils of Cialena Park High School. the Honor Society was organized in I9-17. Members do not join this organization, but earn their memhership by maintain- ing a grade average of 90 or hetter. A member failing to maintain this average is put on six weeks' probation. during which the member tries to raise his grades. A Council. made up of the principal. the sponsor. and four N441 other faculty members. then reconsiders each member. Their activities include an installation program. in which I new members are introduced. and a spring banquet. To two members of this organimtion comes the highest hon- ors given to any student: that of yaledictorian and O hx salutatorian. Sponsor: Miss Iris Howard President 1 Richard Pitzer Officers lclockwiselt Linda Gray. treasurer: Russel Kin- nison. vice-president and Carolyn Clark. secretary. Susan Ambcrg Iidwin Arnold Mary Ann Aubrey Ciary Bennett ar V 'uf . .. l .. .. . . sy. 1 'Q A 'rosa 14 Q. il 'Q 'PQ' . - ss.. A a I I x 'Hin' 1d J ss XVayne Bennett Judy Blanton Gene Blasingame Valerie Blevins Joan Bomnski Jean Bordoysky Janice Bremer Jimmy Brinkley Linda Brotemarkle Buddy Brown Earlene Brown l.inda Brown Barbara Browning Dennis Christian Marcille Chumley Carolyn Clark Anna Lee Coffman Mac Cook Tommy Cooley Rose Lee Curilo Buddy Davis Onetia Donaldson One7ia Donaldson Cameron Douthitt Jackie Durham l.e Rae English Gladys Iiahrenthold Dale Foster Raclene lowler Judy Ciarcia Carolyn Garrett Darlene Goodridge Bonnie Goodwin Linda Gray Sondra Halliday Judy Hamann if QA...

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P Struggling for the ball during the Student-liaculty Basketball game are XVillie lired and Bobby' Goforth. Decorating the student lounge at Christ- mas time are Gary McXVhorter. George Anne Stoneham. and Judy' Hull. Lowering the flag at the end of another school day are the members of the flag committee, Tommy' Spencer, Jerri Lee McGraw. and Tommy Stoneham. One of the most important and influential groups is the Galena Park High Student Council. The Council promotes the general welfare of the school by acting in an advisory capacity to the principal on certain school problems pertaining to the student body, and sponsors and supports those activities which con- tribute to the betterment of the school. The officers are nominated and elected by popular vote of the stu- dent body Each homeroom is repre sented by an elected delegate Reg ular meetings are held on the first and third Tuesday of every school month and special meetings and assemblies m be called by e president Amonv the many projects spon sored by the Student Council this year have been the Student Faculty Basketball game the annual car wash and the decoration of the stu dent lounge at Christmas STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES GENERAL WELFARE OF THE SCHCOL First Row: Karen Blevins. Sue Rushing. Paula Jones. Merline Spence. Jeanne Brown. l,inda Maxey. Molly' Logsdon. Second rou Marilyn Livingston. l,a Dell KX'illiams, Barbara Lowery, Janie Myers. Marcille Chumley. XVanda Oxford. Mallery Hubbard, Kaye Green. Mary Slocomb. Third row: Jana XVhite. Barbara lferguson. Marie Compton. Carolyn Clark. Sue XX'atts. Mary Chambers Beverly Christian, Jann Hensley. Beverly l,aake. lfourth row: Mary Railacrn. Peggy Thomas. Kenneth Peacock. Johnny Nichols Tommy Sanford. John Riggs. Gary' McXVhorter, Steve Vylheeler. lfifth row: Mr. Bartay. lfrankie Spencer. Ronnie Crouch. XX'ay'ne l,avendusky. George Bordovsky. Russell Kinnison. and John Parker.