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

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Football and mums merge together for more Homecoming memories Awaiting the footboll reom's next move. Mr. Bob Bober ond band members observe with onriopotion Opening Section 9

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It’s Awesome . .. T I his school yeor has been torolly awesome.” Junior Melisso Cooper sums up the feeling with these few words. Peo- ple hordly hod o chonce to find their way to their classes before preparations for on eorly Homecoming began. On their woy to school, students found it hord ro pork. One could nor pass security guards ond the new gores without paying the required $15 for o parking sticker. Seniors surpassed oil odds by making over $19,500 total gross selling magazines, beating lost year's total by $4000. They slipped during Homecoming by winning only two of the three events, then picked themselves up ro clear our class competition. These tasks were hord ro ac- complish with the lowest enroll- ment ever, only o little more rhon 1450 students. It wos o more organized yeor with events being run smoothly. The main intent wos to get more people involved. Marty Duckholt deprcts the sronce of rhe Long Toll Texan behind rhe Q:g Sam Dell Junior Jonathon Henderson sneoks o poss by on ID Dell Glue ftoider opponent ro senior Ken Pennie.

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Turmoil Arises On First Day lr wos our twentieth first doy of school. Sophomores were asking for directions ro rooms. Pointing with out-stretched orms. reochers ond upperdossmen proved helpful ond were reworded with o kind thank you.” Bewildered foces ond lost expressions acted os reminders of their initial doy. Seniors were too excited about their lost doy ro even think about the first doy of school. Talks of pictures, rings, ond gowns were olreody filling their conversation time. Juniors hod only ro worry about roising their grade point overage from lost year, deciding which college they would attend ond possibly choosing o career. Bur sophomores hod ro prepore themselves for o new way of life of which Aug. 00 gave them only o toste. Learning their woy through the holls wos only the beginning of the three yeor experience awoiring them. Senior Pom Clapper shows junior Sorvdy Johnson ro the girls' locker room. Typing is o fun experience for students in Mrs. Roweno Hollowoys typing doss ur - i 10 Student Life