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

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NM. H-.. '--. wx? XX XX t . , xr-'N t.N,ja.,i e W np, I 1, w-Mgg 'Q 1 Wm l' ,ar ....au-all Football letterman Charlie Apel was presented the Mike Green Scholarship by Mr. Elo Nohavitza for his excellence in athletics. The Photography Department awarded Bobby Arnold with its top honor, while ICT chose Wilton Jordan. Sandy Petty Each individual department was allowed to pick one student to be honored as the one who had made the greatest achievement in that

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Math, science, and ROTC honored three seniors at the assembly, May 16. Selected as out- standing in these respective fields are Karen Singletary, Robert Williford, and Bob Royal. . W. 2 . ,Z lf n :rl z .Q .' -:.f............w........s' ' ' ' ' '.,....W' ..1....L... . few, Recognized for their departmental accomplishments are Elaine Horner, speechg Craig Brinker, dramag Kay Jones, choirg Lezlie Langham, journalismg and Lea Ann Hudson, art. Departments Recognize Z1 This year, for the first time, the senior awards and the annual assembly were combined. The Departmental Awards were given to 12 girls and nine boys, a total of 21 students. The plaques were engraved with the name of the student, the year, the subject, and the school. nart A plaque was awarded Sheryl Boykin for her achievement as best business student.

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3 ' M was honored by DE, and Gaile Awards were presented to the outstanding students in Radio-TV, Office Education,,and home- Martin WOD HECE-,S Award. making. Mike Wilkinson, Kathy Rose, and Mike Carrell received these departmental plaques. in lil X field. Chosen from the English Department was Denise White. Doug Maner was honored for social science, Jan Issac, foreign language, and Matthew Braun, library. 'ft -N. Gayle Powers was chosen the most deserving of the cosmetology students