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

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- Handler Pastas 05 :QM The introduction of computerized report cards into the Arlington school system provided added responsibility for the secretaries. Aside from coding and alphahetizing cards, y they managed club funds, recorded attendance and main- L tained correspondence. ,y X Q p gf? f t .....F 4-if x 1 f L is fig , -ft 1 M4116 A 1' l iw s ' iz ' ' ew T' ' K L .,,t .lfgfz A . 1 L ,,.,,j:',',g, gi-!i,i5i.i,:j. I In V' K5 Z' . ,gr f f ., i 'gi L i I I gif , '--' Y , ,,,. .' ,,.,, ,,.. . L L 1 W L .. . L ' 'tw' -V .4 'iff-' . 1 . A 1 -- 4 t A ittt . . iiii 'V 5 .'-- L tie-t M L LL LLLV f L' . s - , e ,,,- A'LA L ,, 5 - L . rrsti . H In accordance with state law Mrs. Doris Brazil keeps attendance records. Mimeographing tests for an English class, Mrs. Handling money for school clubs, secretary Mrs. Mary Anne Keal counts change for a deposit. Audine Whitten takes time to load the machine. 'A' 33 Taking over at mid-term, Mrs. Mary Stafford fulfills her job as receptionist, answering calls and taking messages for students and counselors. I5

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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.

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' , todiow Qwwe 1,650 Cafeteria ladies have been kept especially busy this year because of the snack line that was added in September. Erasing blackboards, Waxing floors, and gen- erally keeping the rooms clean, custodian .geep Big Sam in top condition. . ' -Fi if 7 ti' 1 1 7' l . Night custodians are Gaston Williams. Lee Leadon, Charlie Ravin, Matt Hurst, Bobbie Mosley, Earl Knapp and Willie Loeber. Not pictured: Walter Howell. a ff: ll E Occupied in one of their most frequent jobs, day custodians Lewis Johnson, A. H. Bennett, and Bee Strain change one of the 4,114 bulbs. L ssiyr ' 1 iw L .i fg .1 . 2 krlr A 5 ins 1 ,ppppp - s cfi ' , 1 1 C iiy , 'L 7 I ll g: K ' 5 yi Preparing two different type lunches for over 700 students a day keeps the 12 member staff busy. The women who work with the public school dietician are Mrs. Pat Love, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. Virginia Lloyd, Mrs. Viola Markham, Mrs. Lee Clark, Mrs. Inez Gotcher, Mrs. Tillie Alcola, Mrs. Fay Wood, Mrs. Marie Pratt, manager, Mrs. Avis Dudley, Mrs. Saide Foley, and Mrs. Minnie Ray. I6