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

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C, 'I Have to Work Tonight' ,,. W, .H 5. ,. kk , K, k W, A 7 YN X nr , - ft ii . 5 A- ' 1 Now that you're in high school, it's time for you to get a job. Many students at Sam have joined the work force for a variety of reasons. There is always the precious car that can eat quite a bit of money in gas, the unexpected flat tire, and the little fender bender you were in Saturday night. Of course there is the entertainment fund which teenagers seem to dip into for their weekend flings. Oh! Don't forget the latest style of clothes that most can't do without. A Part time jobs help train teenagers as well as provide money. Most employers prefer experienced personnel, which many teenagers are today. Thus without jobs our teenagers would be penniless, S Q and uneducated beggars. Stevie Bowman patiently attends the busy phones at Toy's R Us. j un rw Q :D va a W' s r L Chik-Fil-A provides the extra moneyjeff Watson needs for entertainment. av I M' 54' - 2 W . III Muir s X fi tix 1 . X it During an early rush at Chick-Fil-A, senior Lori is Healey prepares the napkins. Student Life 27

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26 Student Life Homecoming OIHIHCCS Christina Gratke Escort: Robby Poe ,Y -X jeanine Anderson Escort: Rod Morris Pam Brown Escort: Cary Kinney NHS Publications VOE Homecoming was held on Oct. 5, 1984, and the mighty Sam Tex- ans defeated the Burleson Elks 35-7. Homecoming '84 was a time to remember forever. Donna Maughan Maria Dowling Escort: Ricky Mays Escort: Bob Mills DE Band Annette Castillo Saskia Manasse Angie Holloway Escortzjimmy Thompson Escort: Doug Albright Escort: Michael Messman HECE AFS German Club

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Brides, Brothers mm' Directors . . . Live Happil Ever After The first musical of the school year had a special newness. Both the drama director and the choir direc- tors were beginners at their respec- tive positions. Mrs. Trish Kinnaird was new to Sam Houston this year. Mr. jeremy Walker, who has been at Sam Houston for 16 years as assistant band director, took an opening as the head of the Choral Department. This musical, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, was performed on Dec. 13-15. It was the story of seven heathen brothers who decided that the oldest needed to get married. Adam fDarrell Woodj, the oldest brother, married Millie fMelissa Galej who decided to make the best of a bad situation and began cleaning up the boys for courting. The boys in vi 5 E 'U O ir Ephraim fDino Fortl shows his fancy footwork in an effort to impress the girls. Alice fSrenda Stewartj and Gideon fSteven Morrisj are Goin' Courtin!. Z8 Student Life turn kidnapped some girls they took a fancy to at a barn dance. After a long, cold winter with the girls in the house and the boys in the barn, fathers and boyfriends came to the farm to claim their girls. During this courting session, the girls had fallen in love with the brothers. They all claimed Millie's baby as their own so they could get married.