Sam Houston High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Mrs. Myra CUNY Mr. Nolan Wood COLlI'lSSl01' Counselor lc 1.1 W- Shown at an annual Christmas party are office assistants Treena Howell, Marsha Terry, Linda Madrid, Linda Whisenhunt, Betty Gilbert, Janet Peck, Joleta Waldrop, Gayle Bray, Judy Chapman, Joanne McLeroy, Ann Malin, Linda Cody, Drenda Elrod, Kathy Benningfield, Sandi Pierce, Ellen Armstrong, Judy Whittington, Cindy White, John Heinz, Jim Gaston, Roy Anderson, Gary Overbey, and Tommy Mohundro. Not present were Carole Anderson and Suzzi Crouch.

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School Runs S moothlv With Gffice Aid Effort put forth by the administrative staff has done a great deal to enrich Big Sam. Prin- cipal Harold W. Key spends long hours listening to problems of teachers as well as of students and does his best to solve them. Books and dis- cipline take up most of Vice-Principal James Crouch's time with his duties as Dean of Boys and administrator of textbooks. Mrs. Cloye Sher- rod, Dean of Girls, is usually seen checking absentees and solving students, problems.Aiding in schedule changes, college exams, and other projects, Mrs. Myra Curry and Mr. Nolan Wood, school counselors, are well-known for their Will- ingness to help students. Mrs. Cloye Sherrod Mr limes W Crouch 14 Dean of Girls Vice Principal

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Answering phones and checking attendance are Mrs. Brazzil's jobs. Mrs. Keal's day is often spent sorting money. Staff Offers Help Aiding in school efficiency are three impor- Yb tant secretaries. Mrs. Doris Brazzil has been the , attendance clerk since the school opened. .. 1 Greeting everyone that walks into the office is Mrs. Audine Whitten. She came to Big Sam last if sf year. Mrs. Mary Keal acts as Mr. Key,s secretary and bookkeeper for Sam Houston High. Receptionist Mrs. Audine Whitten helps assistants in their work. MIS-1AlldiH6 Whitten Mrs. Mary Ann Keal Mrs. Doris Brazzil 16