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

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Mr Cene Carter Amer. Hist., Civics Sponsor: NHS History Raises Thoughts of Past Educated citizenship is a major goal of students in the Social Science Departments. ln- cluded are World history, American history, civics, sociology, Texas history and economics. Each history course traces man's development from the beginning of time to the present. Democracy and one's duties to a nation are studied in civics. Economics explains the American economic system. Sociology is the study of man's environ- ment. and reactions. Mrs. Mary jo Baker Amer. Hist., Soc. Sponsor: Junior Class Mrs Linda Sgvruiell Mr. CeneCarterposesasearchingquestionto one of his American History classes 28 Amer Hist., orld Hist. Sponsor: Soph. Class

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Homemakers Gain Knowledge by Experiences Miss Carolyn Carpenter Homemaking 11-111 Sponsor: FHA Sam Houston homemakers learn how to be happier in their Work at home. The Home Econ- omics classes are given the knowledge to make their homes happier and home making easier and more pleasant by learning the basic skills ofcook- ing, child care, sewing, entertaining, family rela- tionships, and nutrition. By mastering these arts today they will be able to make better Wives and homemakers of tomorrow. Linda Cody, Sue Albright, Joanne McLeroy, and Pat Fisher dine at the FHA spaghetti served in the student lounge at Sam Houston High We www: Q53 sir., Shining silver after school, Miss Carpenter proves that versatility is an asset. Mrs. Margaret Tannahill Homemaking 1-11 Sponsor: FHA

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Mrs. Rosa Vernon Amer. Hist., Eco. Civics Sponsor: Senior Class Mrs. Patricia Harry Discussing a civics assignment with Mrs. Pat Harry is Bobby Densmore. Mr. Dan Smith World History Sponsorg FTA Mr. David Adams During a history lecture, Mr. Nohavitza stops to answer a question World History, P.E. 27