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

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DE Convention, American Legion, Daughters Robb Poe attended the Seventh Annual DECA State Conference and came away with the titles of honorary president and first runner-up for best male student. ug- Sandy Petty was named the outstanding female student in Texas at the Houston Conference held on March 10.

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R617 'VT ,T ali H Senior Elaine Homer, competing in persua- Student Congress vice-president Richard Ivy was the senior boy sive speaking, won fourth in state events. selected last summer to participate in the Boys' State activities. .. . .tot ...g f ,g f r Y Ng tg ,-hu-.I Nunn-,L W T ,Y ' r T' F V rl' nnxj --..ij Chung., r 'FN-r 'hluu is 4 re Z z r , 'Hilda hw- , 'E 1 F r Q' -ill., .,A- Q 5 H F ' i .J L--W 4 W., I-ji, it After the regular track season was long over, pole-vaulter Steve Brinkley was busy representing Sam Houston at the state track meet held in Austin. Steve, Sam Houston's first qualifier since 1968, placed second. Earlier in the year he was named all-district.