Huntsville High School - Hornet Yearbook (Huntsville, TX)

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ii On March 11 the top five percent of the Junior class was initiated. Left to right are Jay Sydow, Fannie Kataoka, Leslie Herlong, Rashad Dabaghi, Mr. Gaddis Geeslin, Mrs. Carmichael, Mr Westmoreland, Karl Bayer, Diane Duncan, Tommy Hunt, and Patty Robinson. Honor Society Initiates a Record 20 Scholars Under the first year sponsorship of Mrs. Marzee Carmichael, the Huntsville High School Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety recognized more students than ever before this year. The twenty students were selected by a teacher committee on the basis of their character, scholarship, leadership, and service to the school. All have maintained at least a ninety average during their high school careers to merit the honor. A special honor came to the chapter when they were asked to induct the Sam Houston High School Chapter of the Society. Returning members and officers are Tommy Ryan, presidentg Mary Laura Gibbs, secretary-treasurerg Cynthia Bowersg Mary Beth Toddg and Ruth Peden, vice-president. Spring initiates are congratulated by seniors, parents an: guests at the silver tea following the ceremony. Ten percent of the Senior Class was initiated in the fall. They are, Woody Woods, Elizabeth Williamson, Cheryl Spencer, Linda Woodlynn Hensarling, Shelley Felder, Camille Black, Elizabeth Hensarling, Carol McKee, Jean Smither, Kay Sublett, and Charles glffjx r ,1ra.r11w,faS '- Y 111:

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T Roman Gods Favor Latin Students The Latin Club familiarizes its members with the Roman people, customs, and cul- tures. The organization carries this out through interesting reports and projects pre- sented at the meetings. Once a year the clock is turned back to the days of Ancient Rome for the Latin Banquet. Students attend in full regalia to enjoy an authentic Roman feast. -ii' 3' flf - ' W ..f' Q1 1 Faculty and students alike await an evening of entertainment. Latin II officers propose a toast in honor of the j 5 yearly affair. A fight to the finish is ready to begin. Members and guests enjoy Roman hospitality. I09

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ational Thesplan Society Names 5 As :rm Actors For eight seniors and two juniors, work on dra- matic productions at HHS over their high school years was finally rewarded with initiation into the Na- tional Thespian Society this Year. Along with five returning members, the initiates had accumulated a total of ten Thespian points, each of which rep- resents ten hours work on productions, in order to qualify for membership in the organization. This yea.r's initiation held on May 20, was high- lighted by the presentation of Act Ill Scene I of Em- lyn Williams' psychologi- cal drama Night Must Fall presented by members of the Dramatics Club. Returning members discuss Woodlynn Hensarling's por- trayal of Mrs. Bramson. Mary Laura Gibbs, Larry Wiese, Adrienne Vick, and Wood- lynn, SEATED, are two-year members while Cynthia Bow- ers, right, is the only three- year Thespian. Inmates relaxing on the set of Night Must Fall are Lonnie Standford Becky Jordan Cheryl Spencer Ruth Peden Cindy Dorrell, lea Geeslin Tommy Ryan, Toni Roark, Shelley Felder and Mark Beto