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

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Cherokee Recognizes Special VP , he Cherokee staff presented the 1982 year- book dedication to Vice- Principal G. A. Glenn during the May 5 awards assembly. His devo- tion, involvement, and outstanding leadership in the school contributed to the selection. George Andrew Glenn, named after his two grandfathers, was reared in Dallas. During his high school years he was a fullback for the Samuel High School football team. On a two year scholarship, Mr. Glenn attended Southern Methodist University and then graduated from East Texas State. He has earned both a bachelor's and master's degree. After coaching football for 20 years, Mr. Glenn took a position as a vice-principal here at Sam Houston, where he has remained for the past 10 years. He now heads up the activity schedule and UIL competition and has recently served as the principal of summer school. The long time Student Congress sponsor is very popular around school because he is always willing to lend a hand in a project. He is also well known with students for his ability to talk to them as adults instead of kids Because of his great concern for the students and activities of Sam Houston, we dedicate this 1982 Chfrokee to Mr. G. A. Glenn. KAI Reviewing the activities of the day with secretary Mrs. Helen Shumate, Mr. G. A. Glenn discovers another full load. IBD Mr. Glenn reminisces with the Journalism I class during a practice interview. Opening Section

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World News Hits Home For Texans s always, world news was very important, but recent- ly it seemed to be hitting near home and deep in the hearts of Texans. The release of the American hostages from their Iranian captivi- ty, which was very touching in 1981, was brought back into the news as many celebrated their one-year anniversary of freedom. Topping the list with a first, Sandra O'Connor was appointed as the country's only female Supreme Court Justice. While ERA threaten- ed failure, another battle raged bet- ween creationists and evolutionists. A federal judgelin Arkansas tem- porarily settled the debate about teachings in school. He threw out the law that required evolution and creation theories to be taught together because it was in violation of separation of church and state. Americans were caught up in a royal wedding when England's Prince Charles took a bride, Lady Diana. Just three months after the marriage, the world learned of a royal baby on its way. Everyone was concerned with the many tragedies that plagued the world. Among these were the assassination attempts on the lives of President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II. Greatest sym- pathy was expressed toward Egypt and the family of Anwar Sadat after his tragic death in the fall. lA-Cl Principal BH. Remynse motivates the crowd to revenge his old alma mater and kick a Colt! lDi Sam Houston faculty awaits the outcome of the noble effort to win the spirit stick. KE! A student practices CPR methods during health class. CFD Classmates team up to finish a biology lab. Opening Section