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

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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

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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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'J fi il. i if' V? . ' ' ' Q Q Q -- V WP- lli ' f - M1180 i - fi' ,,,A K ,, ff f,f-'ra ,wr I ai, . is L- Q ,gal a 6 , , 'xi - I' f Al , VVVI L J K C . I -nn A all 'X A 4 y. .. V r 1 . -. Eli 'L if ,. 5 5 gy . ill. F' X., i ' N fi .7 .. -M I l ia, ri' . . . J wbmh' :Ei a ,, f Mrs. Judy Hester, Registered Nurse at Parkland .. N ,ggi ' I Ho tal, served Sam Houston as school nurse. She , v f -in T ' . I .isis Jii. 1 e:. . i.'kf?? ' .,,'f ' . was ava1lable,two days a week to care for students Mns. JUDY HESTER Mas. LOUISE CLARK Mus. JIMMIE RUSSELL . . School Nurse Librarian Library Aid who became ill at school. Keeping accurate health Medical Careers Club LARK LARK BS Texas Womau's University MEd North Texas State I can't bear to look , thinks Dana Story, junior, as Mrs. Judy Hester Busy in her work, Mrs. Louise Clark makes hook Qrders, school nurse, rubs alcohol on her finger before taking her blood type. records on students also kept Mrs. Hester busy. Much of her time was taken by the Medical Careers club, of which she was a sponsor. Mrs. Louise Clark heads the library staff assist- ed by Mrs. Jimmie Russell. She also selects new books to add to the more than 7,000 that are now available in the library. She works closely with teachers of all subjects, as she is in charge of all the audio-visual equipment used by the different classes. She is always willing to help students in need of research materials. Mrs. Clark headed LARK, Library Assistants Recreation Club. Mrs. Russell was in charge of all overdue processes and located those hard to find books for students having difficulty. f . 5: S. X aaxgx Z I7