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

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Serving as top adviser to the girls of Sam Houston is Mrs. Cloye Sherrod. Besides her position as Dean Joining Mrs. Cloye Sherrod and Mr. James Crouch in ,V aiding the growing population of the student body this J year is Mr. Bill Darland, former Texan Varsity Back Coach. V ,V The three deans worked together as they contributed their time and efforts to counseling students, regulating text- books, checking on parking lot problems, and seeing that of Girls, she also helps sponsor the cheerleaders, bellguards, and American Field Service. O Aid' w ,1 w W'i p V' ial' . 66 J C b y C C .liys sb .B K 54 students were prompt in getting to classes. r 4 Q fi it . frm J tre 5 . Junior counselor, Mr. Bill Darland, helps Cary Holbrook find the owner One of the top boosters, Mr. James Crouch, senior of a car blocking the parking lot entrance. The new safety sticker pro- boys' counselor, tries to burst spirit balloon. gram makes this task quick and easy. I3

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WNW 'wa Bowulf, Qpmts, ' Having served 15 years in the Arlington school system, Mr. Harold W. Key has had sufficient experience to effectively guide the faculty and student body of Sam 5 i Houston. As principal, he sees that the school is efficiently run and that students are being properly prepared for the world they must encounter after their graduation. His position on the faculty basketball team and his honorary membership in Thespians shows his interest in extra-cur- ricular activities and in the students' lives. After receiving the new computerized report cards Mrs. Audine Whitten and Mr. Key sort and group them to bc distributed to various homerootms. I '6What did I ever do to deserve this, thinks Principal While holding the ladder for UPDCTCIHSSITICH Putting UP Harold Key as he prepares to shoot for a free throw H0WdY DHY 11101156 Cars, MT- KEY WHICIICS 'fOr S0Ph0ffl0fCS- during the annual faculty basketball game. I2

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' ' .. -' 'Y .se if-wt .1 an . Y Requirements at TCJC are described to senior Joe Mullins by Mrs. Judith Carrier, counselor. Influencing uncertain students trying to ascertain the future that would best suit them occupies the office hours of junior counselor, Mrs. Emily Lunday. Dfsffeibuta College Tests, I A new group of counselors worked to aid the student body this year. Mrs. ,ludith Carrier prepared the seniors for college and careers by in- viting representatives from various fields of careers to come and talk, by providing college catalogues and by supplying the students with results on PSAT and college board tests. Mrs. Emily Lunday issued testing programs to juniors and helped them to plan their 1968-69 schedule. Mr. Donald Hankins counseled the sophomores and prepared them for their coming years at Sam Houston. I4 Trying to convince a student that a schedule change is unnecessary, counselor Mr. Donald Hankins attempts to avoid any more Mfirst wcck of school confusion.