Sam Houston High School - Cherokee Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1960 volume:

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'Q J X, f X . , if I 1, X lv n f if-4' kv fgfflalf UIQEE I ' ' 0 VICYH SCHOQL N-U' W i :L-xx' ' ' J , ., -,P 1 3 , ,, 5 H 11 v af..-v JJ .JJW-JXJSJXJ Hxgh school years are wonderful What IS done Wlfh them determtnes to a great extent the kmd ofpersonyoumllbe asuccess anm between dr1ft er or a fa11ure We have tr1ed to follow a course charted by our parents and teachers that w1l1 lead to success and happmess ln l1fe It IS our behef that you the reader w111 drscover not Just mformatton ideals and standards set forth by the student body of Sam Houston H1gh School Dedtcatton Admtntstratton F 0 ren Ord Faculty Sentors funtors Sophomores Organtzctttons Athlettes 2 Adftertisers 7 Index Table Of Contents . . 3 . . . 5 ' - 13 ' 25 ' 47 67 ' ' 81 ' 1 9 1 15 179 Alma Mater The offices of the Principal, Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls, Counselor, and secretaries are located in the public areag also the clinic and conference room. As you walk down this hall you will pass the cafeteria on the right, XG Cf 6 O9 we ENE- woo-51 N4 'Y x who C655 P ADMINIST r RATION C 1, P GZ S M elgsag 6 KQX a mov 'A oo vivo t Xen 9 ooxo OS0 os oo oem Goo mm 'mogxi o o 'oe c2oooX o-1. euaooa 'Y 'o go s vix-Q0es Rot 1 e, ow Xexeoxbox 'oxqgv ooovaqgegveo XX 10-60a qooiix e o emo s Qxoosxoo x ms xx ess wow 'wi oo qwa Xoiiex wloio Koo oo Qoxeooq io as xggxoe xsemooivg fa out xoseox X 'oos emo oe, 'oxqg0 ooo, x vesoox os xo o ooXefI- 6 oewaow Gogxsxoem goo 'owxo 'oe exexq goo o1X K mow! 'saw ax qo me es 'SAG CJMQQV MR WILLIAM Edu M Catlo nal PBE A d LL frllnistr at-10 H S Ul'l1Ver31tA an vof fl Tex as vw txooxgm P-X490 'KOS-YN 69 YNOOX, A 'Y S-5?-Q21 9 N4 OSC 'NO.'Y6'l- 6 O qfsyx o O 9 Sw 'os-, Q, X' Q91 o QX6' ok s Q6 XXXQ K Q' X ox e ae, '1Xg'5'.x6 ax' ' eqqoqx-,Ox ' to Xooosocf G . 'iox es xswvooxo e. vqxo Q '1' vo Q ' Q s, 1 a o x, 'ie v1 a' me oi go 1 o , ' Q s' o ' oogmws 0 ' '30 oo ' x qoki goq Q oQQoxwo- .5. S' 6, . I , QXX Q. . B, ' ' M.A ' ADMINISTRATION MR, WILLIAM C, GORDEN Vice-Principal B. S, and M. A. San Marcos State Teachers College Mr. Gorden, who has been in- strumental in advancing the standards at Sam Houston, is to be complimented for his faith- ful and friendly work done in behalf of both the faculty and the student body. Counselors Guide Way for Houstonites MRS, LORENA H, DAVIS Dean of Girls Science Guidance B, A. and M. A. Hardin-Simmons University of Texas Mrs. Davis advises the students of Sam Holston as to their per- spective courses and tries to in still into each a desire to fur- ther his education, , fliffwiiyfv' V --..., .. -.., - ,E N, 4 116 ga. if xx vom L 5 'A 141 ' 7 t I - W ,',,jx.Q+' . 3 'si' b . 5' 1 :f -iiyf. 1 41 !' . , , , I x .fa fc.:- ',, 4 M at xg -H' f Q, 'H Eggggf ww ,T liaw' rv-Z1u7.k k?21R'69?5 -1 Parent- Teacher Association as f L. Qjiffg, I vt SEATED, left to right: Mrs. A. V. Tanksley, Registration Chairman, Mrs. Walter Kibbe, Pres identg Mrs. E. L. Mathews, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. W. A. Shuler, Secretary, Mrs. E. M. Noble, Treasurer. STANDING, left to right: W. M. Campbell, Principal, Mrs. M, C, Ward, Room Mother Representative, Mrs, H. E. Weaver, Safety Chairmang Mrs, R. H, Weaver, Hospitality Chaimiang Mrs. ,Toe Famer, Health, Mrs. Milton Gerhard, Education for Family Living: Mrs. 'rank Edwards, Program Chairman The PTA has established an excellent membership of 302 with promise of increasing in the near future, On the opening day of school, the Ex- ecutive Board ofthe Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation served a luncheon for the teachers and FTA group. An attendance of approxi- mately sixty people was served, The PTA also helped with the Open House and Dedi- cation of the new school by serving the six hundred guests present, A candy selling campaign which netted a clear 3150, OO has been the only money raising project so far this year, Further fund raising activities include a supper to be giv- en early this year. Parent Teacher Assoczatwn Many interesting events have occurred since the PTA was or- ganized in 1945, These events are recorded and on display in the library at Sam Houston, thanks to the author, Mrs, John Ziebell. in GRA HAM BURRIS Chemistry M. S. Trinity University LEA TRICE CLEVELAND Business Administration B. S. Trinity University Mr. Campbell gave an impromptu speech at the annual football banquet held at Cap'n Jim's, FACULTY NEEL AV T - of ifllifgacanish B.A, and . Ed. University of Texas, Houston MILDRED BRADLEY Home Economics B. S. Sam Houston State College Highlights 0 f The administration and faculty warmly greeted the guests at the annual open house, FACULTY GLEN CROCKER Physical Education M. A. Hardin-Simmons University IO ANN DOCKERY Physical Education B.S Texas A. 81 I. the School Year The judges for the best decorated rooms promoting the an- nual school spirit week were Mr, Campbell, Mrs, Davis, Mr, Crocker, and Mr. Gorden, JAMES FAIRCHILD Industrial Arts B. S. Southwest Texas GEORGE FROST History B. A. Wayland College State College The faculty and administration were cor dially invited to the Thanksgiv dinner given by the homemaking cla s W if vis-nw FACULTY fx IE ffl, T, ffl' Many of the seniors in Mr. Pease's shorthand class will I look for secretarial jobs after graduation. Reading, Writing DON HOOD Physical Education B. S. Abilene Christian College ROBERTA MA H'A N English M. A. Trinity University TOM MORRIS ' Physical Education B. S, and M. Ed. McMurry College Hardin-Simmons University MARY HELEN NERI Mathematics B. A. lncamate Word FACULTY The simple arithmetic of,ele- mentary school eventually leads to the field of plane ge- ometry taught by Miss Neri, and Arithmetic ff w 4, JAMES PORTER RWE x? .2 B292 Pg! Q3 :P 5 LU 5 r- QQ F' 0 . STA N PS ENCIK Instrumental Music B. M. E. St. Mary's University W WILLIAM PABST Chemistry B. S. St. Mary's University GORDON PEASE sf 'pl 'Y ,A-1 ftw if ' Management B. B. A. University of Texas Trinity University !JL4f FACULTY CA RRO LL RUS S ELL Education B. S. Mississippi Southem College HENRY TANKERSLEY English B. S. Texas Tech- nological College PATRICIA WARD ELOISE WILLIAMS CAROLYN YATES Applied Music Admin. Ed. and English B. A. Mathematics B. A. H. Sophie Newcomb B, S. and B. A. University of Texas College Southwest Texas State College New Convenience Enjoyed A This year, for the first time, the teachers are enjoying a pri- vate dining room. ,f 7' V Calendar 0 Events 2, NIDIIIIDIIIIHI 30 'J l IIPIKIIIIDII sk x Ad' Neg, 3 QIIXADIIIHDII llblilvlllllvll lu Tuluu...x. 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Q 1 20 ' Presenttng the Stx Potnt Honors The Stx Potnt Honor ts one o the htghest honors a student can aehtefve dartng hts htgh school eareer Robert Weaver Prestdent of the Sophomore Class Margaertte Pfejer Edttor of the Raven Ray Edwards Prestdent o the Sentor Class Emtly Mantnez Edttor of the Cherokee Judy Sarnrnons Prestdent ofthe Stadent Coanetl John Blackburn Prestdent o the fantor Class Cathy Sanson Colonel of the Cheroketts Rtehard Ftkes Dram Major ofthe Cherokee Band O O I , C 9 C C Q f 9 7 , f 9 7 - ZZAPJ anaf efAI?l?7lJA'06Lf Dedication Ceremonies fe fficioll rdami Z,i4fm,,4Wx.Qf,,! C!,.m,af 111704219 lbl 11:41 you ff: A fZf'r,7fY11nif all lu: Algflldhlll J Ximian 1 17 on dzfvmiyf-Jwzvzzd 7u5z1f4'ef'21f 07'LJ 726571 aff?!f02v60fg4b1f A awww? QM? fliifufl' A M0401 -A1411 P14511 rcgdllllb. 'Zim peneci School to Public Delivering the dedication address was Mr. Thomas B. Portwood, Superintend- ent of San Antonio Public Schools, He presented the school to Mr, Geo- rge C. Guthrie, member of the Board ofEducation, who made the acceptance speech, Many beautiful floralsprays were sent to the dedication ceremonies by the many friends of Sam Houston High School. r-4' ' f, W f-JJ 3 , Q 1 ? f B ? 4 1 1 f ..uf ' f 6 ' 4 J fn Az , '14- ..- Senior Class Ufficers Left to right: Dick Jones, Parliamentariang Cathy Samson, Treasrrrerg Marguerite Pfeifer Yice-Presiderrtg Dvrorhy Teague, Secretaryg BettyRache1s, Historiarmg Rav Edwardr, Pres iderrr. First Graduating Class 0 New School ARNOLD, THOMAS Band 2, Chess Club 2, Science Club 2, Golf 4. BABINEAUX, CURTIS BRUCE Cherokee Staff 4, Foot- ball 1.2, FTA 4, Stu- dent Council 4g Golf 4, 'I 1 BAUMANN, BETTY Council 4g Thespians Club 4. BARTLETT, IAMES WILLIAM A Football 1, 2, 3. Band 2, 3,43 Junior Play 3, Student ACKERMANN III, ANDREW CARL Transferred from Highlands 4, BARTHOLOMEW, RALPH W . Ray Edwards assists Curtis Muel ler with his tie while preparing for senior pictures, Q l3EDFORD, PATSY , xy WXGJKYUQU J S. Band 1, 2, 3,4, Majorette 3,4g FTA 1,2,3,4, Sec, 2, State Sec, 3, Pres, 4, Student Council Rep, 4, Junior Play, Novelettes 2, 3, Sec, 3, BELO TE, NA NNETTE Transferred from California 3, Cher- okee Staff 43 Thespians Club 4, His- torian 4g NHS 4. BIESENBACH, ALBERT RICHARD pen House BLANK, Louis Cherokee Staff 4, BLANKENSHIP, DENA MAE Many people enjoyed the interesting annual display on the night of Open House, Tranferred from Harlandale 2. FNA 2, 3. BORNEMA NN, BONNIE KAY Huge Success BROWN, BETTY SUE Transferred from Alamo Heights 4, BROWN, RODNEY CHARLES Basketball lg Track 1, H Club 2, 3, 43 Cher- okee Staff 3, 4, Photo- grapher 3,4g FTA 2, 3, 4, Student Council 25 Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Hi-Y Club 2, Secre- tary 2, Quill and Scroll 4. lf? CRAWFORD, EARL BREHM, BOBBIE JANE er , g ovelettes l,2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cherokee Staff 4, F.H.A. 4. I BUTLER, BRENDA CAROLE Cheroketts 3, 4, Y-Teens 23 FNA 2,3,4, Pres, 3, 43 Office Work 4. X lr COTTRELL, ROSANNE LETICIA Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Star 2, 3, A11- City 3,4, All-District 3, 4, All-Re- gion 3,4, All-Area 4, All-State Al- ternate 4, Cherokee Staff 3, 4, Cir- culation Manager 3, Advertising Man- ager 4g Press Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, NHS 3, 4. This is an unusual picture of the Homemaking dis- play for Open House. The second period civics class presented a mock narcotics trial for the benefit of the PTA and the student body, J ,Q Riff' W DA PILMOTO, ELSA 2 fe in. hx 1 DAVIS, BETTY LOUISE Transferred from Waco 45 Band 4, FNA 4. DA VIS, DOYLE Chess Club 1, 2, -WL DeLEON, BLANCHE Spanish Club lg Office Work 1. DELAO, LILLIAN MAE Band 1,2,3,4g Novel- ettes 1,2,3g FNA 3,4. Mock DUELM, VIRGINIA mf Bachellorettes Treas, 3, Cheroketts 1, 2, 3, 4, First Lieutenant 4, Attend- ance Officer 4g FNA 2, 3,4, Report- er 2, Parliamentarian 3, Office Work 3, 43 Raven Staff Reporter 3, SENIORS FEILLE, ERNEST Football 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Thespians 4, Stage Man- ager, Electrician 4. Trial Civics Class SENIORS DUFNER, VIRGINIA ANN Cherokee Choraliers 1, Chero- ketts 3,4, FNA 3, Office Work We found a new angle for the case. EDWARDS RAY ALLEN Chess Club 2, Football 2, 3, 4, All- District Halfback 4, FTA 4, H Club 3,4, Junior Play, NHS 3, 4, Parl. 4, Senior Class Pres, , Senior Play, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Best All-Round Football Player 4, Honor- ary Sheriff of Bexar County 4. FERGUSON, AMELIA ANN FIKES, RICHARD EARL Band 1,2, 3,4, Drum Major 3,4, Vice-Pres. 2, Choraliers 1,2,3, Ac- companist 1, 2,3, FTA 1,2, 3, Junior Play, NHS 3,4, Pres, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Parl. 3, Thespians Club 4. FRENCH, FRED WILLIAM Transferred from Highlands 4, FTA 4. GARCIA, DA VID SENIORS Football 2, 3, 4, H Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 4, Choraliers 4, GOODALE, BARBARA Cherokee Staff 3, 4, Choraliers 2, 3, Presi- dent 3, FTA 2, 3,4, Jun- ior Play, NHS 3,4, Sec- retary 4, Office Assist- ant 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Thespians 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, The football team was in high spirits for Week fl vii Football Season I I Plflt GERHARD, JAMES RICHARD Band 1, 2,3,4, President 3, Chess Club 2, Choraliers 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, 4, Parliamenrarian 3, Student Council 4, Thespians Club 4, NHS 4. GORDON, NANCY ELIZABETH Transferred from South San 4, Office Work 4, Thespians Club 4, HARRISON, ALTON RAY HARTMAN, DON Junior Play, Cherokee Staff 4, FTA 4, Thespians Club Reporter 4, Stu- dent Council 4, SENIORS HEIMANN, ELDORA ANNE Cherokee Staff 4, Q? Highlighted 19 gway Week HILBURN, BEVERLY Gffice Work 1, Student Council 4, FNA 35 NHS 4. HOAG, MARILYN Transferred from High- lands 4, FTA 4, Thes pians Club 4, Choraliers 4, Raven Staff 4, Club Editor 4, f mf HORAN, MARY KATHRYN Cherokee Staff 3, Choraliers 3, 4, Office Work 3,45 FTA 2, 3, 4, Cher- oketts lp Y-Teens lg Student Coun- cil 2, FNA 2, Novelettes 2. W4 Wife fem HOOFARD, STELLA LORRAINE Band 1,2, 3, 4, Raven Staff 3, Thespians Club l,2,3, President 3, cil 1, 2, 35 NHS 3, 4g Choraliers 1, 2, 4, Junior Play, Office Work lg Novelettes 2. r 1 w I FXS! xg Q s Many lunch pep rallys were helpxt omote school spirit. , Na li I Q . HURT , WILLIAM DOUGLAS Basketball 1,23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4, H Club 3, 4, President 4, Student Council l,4, NHS 4, FTA 1, 2, Student Coun- Many students took advantage of the Student Council Christmas mail box. JO JONES, CHARLES Basketball 1, 2, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, HH' Club 2,3,4, Track 1,2,3. HNSON, WALTER Basketball 2, Football 2, 3,4, Cap- tain 4, Most Valuable Player 4, All- District 4, Honorable Mention 3, Honorable Mention All-City 3, H Club 2, 3, 4, Sec, -Treas, 3,4, Jun- ior Play, FTA 4, Thespians Club 2, 3 4, Sec,-Treas, 3, JANERT, CAROL ANN Cherokeets 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4, Cheerleader 4, Spirit Girl 4, FTA 2, 3,4, Treas. 3, Office Work 4, Raven Staff 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, IUNGK, MARY HELEN JONES, JAMES DICK Band 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, FTA 3,4, Class Parl, 4, Class Pres. 2, Student Council 1, 3,4, Treas, 4, NHS 4, Cxamfgo VIONES, EDWARD LEE Youth for Christ 2, 3, Football Manager 1, 2, Mechanical Drawing Club 1. hristma Personi i Bachellorettes 2,3, Sec, 2, Pres, 3, FHA Historian 4, Cheroketts 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Office Work 3,4, Raven Staff Artist 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4. SENIORS KIBBE, KATHLEEN Bachellorettes 1, Cho- raliers 1, 2, 35 Junior Play: Novelettes 1, 2, 3g Office Work 1, 2: Ten- nis 1, 2, 3,4g Thespians 1, 2, 3. Greetings tudents SENIORS KELLAND, IEANNETTE ANN Transferred to Japan 3, returned 4, Cheroketts lg Choraliers 1, 2, 4, FNA 23 Y-Teens 2, Inter-Club Council 2g Raven Staff 4g Quill and Scroll 4, 1 KERSEY, BEVERLY DAVENE Band 2, 3, 4, Cherokee Staff 3, FNA 2g Y-Teens 3, Office Work 1, 23 Inter-Club Council 3, Raven Staff 4. KING, EVIN Basketball lg Football 1, 2, H Club 2g Track 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, KING, IO ANN Cheroketts 1, 2: Y-Teens Treas, 3, , new Gloria Woodagl and Lee 'Kinzellposecl with the high light of the refreshments for the Christmas Dance KILLINGSWORTH, GEORGE EDWARD N Mr rter s proud advisory posed with the trophy on during spirit week for the best decorated KINZEL, WAYNE DOYLE Basketball 1, 2g Choraliers 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 35 Thespians Club 4, Cherokett Pin-Up Boy 4, H Club 45 Football l,2, 3,4, All-District Honorable Mention 4, Track 1, 3, KRUEGER, CLAUDINE ANN Cheroketts 1, 2, 3,4, President 4, First Lieutenant 4, Parl. 2, 35 FNA 4, Cherokee Staff 3, 4, Business Man ager 4, Advertising Manager 3g Press Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g NHS X 3, 4, Treas. 4, student Council 4, 3 XI 41 1 Q LUDDEKE, VERNA MAE Cheroketts lg Y-Teens 1. Lib, 35 Chess Clubxgg Club 2g Science LURKER, HOWARD VIRGIL N Band 1,2, 3,4, Asst, Lib 2, 3g Junior Play. X SENIORS MANGER, BRUCE WAY NE Advisory Tops MANN, CAROLYN ANN Bachelorettes 2, 3, FNA 1, 2, Choral- iers 2, 3, 4, Cheroketts 1. MARSHALL, LINDA ANN MARTINEZ, EMILY IOSEPHINE ketts 1, 2,3,4, His, 45 Cheerleader 3,4g NHS 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Honorary Citizen 2, Library Assist- ant 1g Press Club 3. Cherokee Ed, -in-Chief 3,4g Chero- J MARTIN, DAVID BRYAN FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Charter Member, Junior Play. Special congratul ns to Mr, Porter's advisory for be ing one of the annual MATTHEWS, YVONNE Bachelorettes Parl, 4, Office work 1, Y-Teens Chaplain 2, advisories to subscribe 100070 to the MA YO, LADONNA DELL Transferred MAYNARD, KATHERINE Cheroketts 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 3,4g Class Parl. 2g Novelettes 2,3, Parl. 25 Honorary Citizen 2, Class Vice-Pres 3, Student Council 3, Office Work 1, 4: FTA 3. from Highlands 3, Bach- Buddy Holiday was elorettes Vice-Pres, 4, Choraliers the emcee of the Christmas Swing. MC CARTY, GLENN Chess Club 2, Football lg Track 1. Sec, 4, MICHELS, LORETTA KAY FNA 3, 4. MECKEL, ALLEN RAY FTA 3, 43 Student Council 1, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 2, Bascomb Whitte History Award 3g NHS 4, MC DONALD, JOHN tudent Council Hehwd SENIORS MINICA, DONALD L, -Cmnet MUELLER, JOHN CURTIS FTA 2,3,4, Parl. 4g Football Manager 2, 3, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3g Junior Playg Thespi- ans Club 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 4, Choraliers 3g Stagehand 4, Half- time Announcer 4. MUELLER, CAROLYN CONNIE Cheroketts 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, lst Lieutenant 4, Attendance Officer 4g Choraliers lg FTA 2,3,4, I-list, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4gNove1ettes 2, 3, Office Work 2,4g Raven Staff 3, Feature Writer 3, Exchange Editor 35 Y-Teens 1. ' Y Who is going to put the star on top? NAVA, ARTHUR Football 1, Track 1, NEGRETE, PABLO FELIPE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, romote Christmas Cheer SENIORS NEWKIRK, SHARON KAY Transferred from MacArthur 4, Thes plans 4. X X 75 PARRISH, RONALD DE WITT Cherokee Staff 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, H Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Vice- Pres. 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Pres. 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Chief Electrician in Auditorium 4, SENIORS Duties Vary for PFEIFER, MARGUERITA HOPE Band 1,2,3, Sec, 3, All-Star Band Chief 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Novelettes 3, Press Club 3. 2, 3, FTA 4, NHS 3.4, Raven Ed, -in- QUIN, CARROLL L. Transferred from Brackenridge 2, Basket- ball Mgr. 3, Football B 3, l-I Club. Kathy Maynard familiarized the substitute, Mrs. Nunn, with Mrs. Phillips' attendance records, lr ' in wff'T -'--f RAKOWITZ, BARBARA JANE Bachelorettes 2, FNA 2, Office Work 2. RAMIREZ, TRINIDAD 4, Cherokee staff 4, Choraliers Pres. 4, Student Council RACHELS, BETTY Band 1, 2, FTA 1, Jun- ior Play, NHS 3,4, of- fice Work 1, 2, 4, Raven staff 3, Class Hist. 4, Student Council 1, Thes pians Club 1, 2. SENIORS REE D, ARTHUR ALLEN Band 1, 2, 3,4, Blaster 3, All-City 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, All-Star 2, 3, Cherokee Staff 3,4, Associate Edi- tor 3,45 FTA 2, 3g Hi-Y lg NHS 3,4g Press Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4. fee Assistants ROBBINS, LAVADA SUE Cheroketts 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Major 4g FTA 2, 3'45ILlY1iOf Play, Novelettes 2,3, Vice- President 35 Office Work 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Secretary 3, Thespians Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, NHS 4. Y REID, EDNA Thespians 43 FHA 4, uf ' K 1 4 SAHM DOUGLAS 1 ROGERS, IOESS DEE Choraliers 2, 3,4g FNA 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2. Football 1 Thespians 1 2 3 4 Cho raliers 1 2 3 ROBEL, RAYMOND Football 2, 3, 4, A11- District Honorable Men tion 4, H Club 3, 4g Track 3. Virginia Duelm shows how the bulletins are distributed every morning. Confusion seems to prevail as the students sign out of the library with passes, SAWERS, CHARLES HOWA RD Choraliers 1, 2, SAMMONS, JUDITH EILEEN Band 1, 2, 3,4, Majorette 3, 4, FTA 1, 2,3,4, Miss FTA 4,Iunior Play, NHS 3,4, Office Work 1, Student Council l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres, 4, Teena Texas Finalist 4, DAR Rep- resentative 4, Bluebonnet State Rep, SANSON, CATHRYN FHA 1, Thespians l,2,3, Rep. 3, Cheroketts l,2,3,4, Treas, 2, Pres 3, Col, 4, Class Treas, 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Raven Staff Associate Ed, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Novelettes 2, 3, Rep, 3, Houston Terrace Columnist 4, Bluebonnet State Alternate Rep- resentative, SCARAMOZI, JAMES VICTOR SCRUGGS, DAVID WAYNE Football 2, 3, H Club 4, Track 3, Basketball 2. Senior Class SMITH, JUDY ANN Cheroketts l,2,3,4, Flag Bearer l, Cheerleader 2, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Treas, 2, Novelettes 2, 3, Rep, 2, Class Vice-Pres, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2. SMITH, LANA Cheroketts 2, 3, 41 Of fice Work 4. 'WY STAIR, SHARON FNA 2, 35 Bachelor- ettes 3. Y STORY, MARY FRANCIS umbers I 6 table. SPILLMAN, RONNY 4 U These senior girls enjoy eating lunch at their favorite L 0.2 VV' , l Lwqff Cheroketts, l,2, 3,4, First Lieuten- ant 4, Novelettes 2, 3, Chaplain 3, Office Work 2, Quill and Scroll 3,45 Raven Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, 43 Thespians Club 1, 2, Press Club 3. SYAMKEN, KATHY Cheroketts l,2, 3, Alternate Cheer- leader 2, Office Work 2, Student Council 3,4. STEPUTES, MARY ETTA Bachelorettes lg Chero- ketts l,2, 3,4, Cheer- leader 2, 3,4, Parl. 4, Choraliers 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 35 Junior Play, Office Work 4, Thespians Club 2, 3. TILLITT, GREGORY DEAN Basketball 2g Chess Club 25 Science Club 3, Track 1, 4g Golf 45 Student Council 45 Golf 4. TARIN, WILLIAM MICHAEL Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Librarian 3g Chess Club 25 Science Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Spanish Club 35 Junior Play: Youth for Christ 25 Cherokee Staff 45 Golf 4. TEAGUE, DOROTHY Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Aerialist 3, 4g FTA 49 Junior Playg Office Work 3, 45 Student Council lg Thespians Club 2, 31 Class Secretary 4g NHS 4. ' W 1 SENIORS Graduation Ma WADE, RONALD Football 1, 2, 3, 4g H Club 4, Track 1, 39 NHS 4. WAHL, VERNA LEE Band 1,2, 3. WARREN, ALMA LOUISE Junior Play: Youth for Christ 1. WASHBURN, ETHELYN URRAN Transferred from California 3g FNA Reporter 4. SENIORS WATKINS, WANDA 'Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Junior Playg Novelettes 2, 3, Treas. 3g Thespians l,2,3, Pres. 2, llxercises 30,1960 WEAVER, MARGARET ANN Cheroketts 1,2, 3, 4, Flag Bearer 1, Spirit Girl 3, First Lt. 4, Sec. 45 FTA 2, 3: Novelettes 2, 3, Chaplain 2, Hist. 35 Student Council 3, 4. 3 WILLIAMS, MELDELSON Ji?-Z. Lei Ejzft WOLFSHOHL, CLARENCE Football 1, 2, 3, 45 H Club 3, 45 Class Pres. 35 Raven Staff 45 Science Club Rep. 2, 35 Student Council 3: Basketball 15 Track 15 Thespians 45 NHS 4. QWOLFE, WILLIAM BENTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- District 4, Honorable ' Mention 3, Captain 45 H Club 1, 2, 3,4: Track 2, 35 Basketball 2. wooDALL,ioi.QR1A MARIE YOUNG, BETTY JEAN -fcherokensL1,2,af4',iH. 3, Treas. FHA 4. 3, Lt. Col. 4, Chora11ersL1b. 3: FTA 3,45 NHS 3, 4, Parl. 45 Student Council 25 Youth for Christ 2. Awgwvwxf mm, 'N4a1. W wg A f sf' 'H fl, 1? , Q' 44 3 'vmqynrqw wwfwfdw ,Q ,M , 1 5 i i 5? 1 5 W 114' I f ' 2 4 w mm bf le VW 3 kk , W ?E'f?g ?f I 3 .,., , ' Q W? :wiv 2 , 4 I 3 gfhy, ,. An 9 , 2 Q ,.-wwmw V ww 4556 if ii ,mffLmW3,2f ' , , -1+ ' ' 2 QYQQNGWE1 Avi? , an if s PM 5 1 im.. ' Wk 41 . a 'Q '4,,,.-Q., f funwr Class Umcers Left to right, FRONT: Doug Bray, Pariiarnentariang Carole Miller, Reporter, John Blackburn, President. BACK: Kay Fisher, Rec. Secretaryg Carole Magel, Treasurer, Ronnie Christians, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Dowling, Corres. Secretary. -,,q----- in Qc' JUNIORS Special congratulations are due Mr. Burris' advisory for being one of the first to subscribe 100070 to the annual. BAUMANN, JUDY BLACKBURN, IOHN BLANSETT, DOROTHY ACREE, JOICE ADKINS, JOYCE AIRHEART, JOHNNY ANDERSON, PATSY ARMSTRONG, KAYE BAIRD, FRED BARTHOLOMEW, INGE 49 John Blaclgggsfn Electe BREHM, ELAINE BRETT, MIKE BROEMER, CHARLES BROWN, BELINDA BROWN, CHESTER BROYLES, JAMES BURCHARD, BH.LY BOLTON, SALLIE BOWEN, DOROTHY BRAY, DOUG A display in Mr. Burris' biology class is explained by David Bielke and Perry Calk. 0 Head Class BURRIER, SANDRA BUSBY, TERRY BYINGTON, IRMA 'iv M The prom committee of the junior class planned the annual Junior- Senior Prom. CARNAI-IAN, JERRY CASEY, MARY CHRISTIANS, RONNIE il CALK, PERRY CAMPBELL, BILL CAMPBELL, MARSHA CAPLDENAS, MARIA if ,ff Pzawyzghf Everyone enjoyed the party given by the Thespians Club after the PTA Christmas performance, COLLINS, BUDDY CONE, ADOLPH CORDAWAY, JOHN CRANE, CATHERINE 52 CLARK, CAROLYN COKER, PATTIE if 'buf li? W , CROUCH, THOMAS DELCO, JOYCE DENNINC, ALLENE JUNIORS ponsored 19 Juniors 6 DILLARD, OLLIE DOWLING, NANCY DUBOSE, MACK A, 3 KM' Won't you pleeeeze buy a Student Hand boo k '? G 1' -0'--s 00' 52511 A 1 L un ESTRADA, RUFEL FAHNERT, SANDRA ll- EAKER, CAROLYN EDWARDS, CAROL ELKINS, LUCY EMERSON, CAROLYN FILLMORE, JOHN FISHER, KAY FORBES, JACK FORERICH, LAWRENCE Two Hour Examinations Began FARNER, GERALDINE FAULKNER, CHARLES FEES, GAYLE FREASIER, KATHRYN FRICK, DIANE FULLER, CHARLES Looks like an exam . . . unlucky thirteen. This Year They should put letters on these keys! H A15 5, will 47 GOODALL, SANDRA GRASSMUCK, BOBBY GREEN, SHERILYN FULLER, ELVIRA GAFFNEY, DENA GARCIA, JUANITA GAY, NORMA GERMER, CAROL GONZALES, BENJAMIN 55 HARRINGTON, JUDY HERING, JOAN HERMES, GUS HIGGINBOTHAM, JO ANN HILL, VICKI HOOFARD, HELEN HOSKINS, SANDRA Junior-Senior Prom HALBARDIER, JUDY HAL BERT, JOSEPH HANKINS, KAREN Connie Muellervdjdrft look as tired as the other students after the two hour exams. IUNIORS Planned by Junior Class HURT, SAMMY HUTSCHENREUTER, RUBY JEFFRIES, SAMMY Confusion reigns supreme before posing for a picture. Qz:if 'Ys:ss Y IEMEYSON, CLAUDE IEMEYSON, GERALDINE JODZKO, CECILIA JOHN SON, JIMMY IONIETZ., RONNIE JORDAN, IIMMIE KINZEL, LEE LaMoY, MARILYN LAMPTON, BOBBY LINTH, KAREN LOWERY, ROBERT 58 KOLMANSBERGER, GARY LACKEY , GENE LAMB, JAMES 'N gu- ,X R, JU N As the students leave Largest school in the afternoon, they usually discuss many of the events which have oc- NNK A curred during the day. MX4 'If N ff V as ,ssu E ' F - Y 4' . T, fu MAGEL, CAROLE MANN, SHIRLEY MANTOOTH, SANDRA IUNIORS Class Boasted I9 funiors MATA, EDWARD MATTHEWS, VIRGINIA MCCLAIN, DON iv ..--f Brenda Butler and Virginia Dufner read about outstanding Sam Hous- tonites in the daily paper. MILLER, CAROLE MILLER, FRED MILLER, ROBERT MCDOUGALD, JERRY MCILHENNY, CAROL MCKNIGHT, DAVID MERCY, CHARLES MORRIS, MARY MUELLER, ERVIN MURPHY, JOE NEILL, DARRELL YAWW Constitution Test Necessary for MOKRY, MARGARET MOORE, BETTY MORMENA, ROSE i. ,4 is-0' X.. NICHOLS, LESLIE Q NORVILLE, SHIRLEY .Q NORVILLE, WILLIAM xv. Then came the American Revolution, and. . . Graduation Mrs. Davis instructed Mary Ezra Sreputes and Margie Weaver con- cerning an office errand. PATTON, RAYMA PFEIL, RICHARD PITMAN, GROVER NUNN, NORMAN ORR, LAURITA OTTMERS, PATSY OWEN, CHARLES PARKHILL, IOANNIE PARKS, BROHIER PATTEN, ROBERT bl POTTER, THOMAS PRESCOTT, IEANIE PROPHIT, CAROLYN PYLANT, WILLIAM g.T.....,, QUICKSALL, BILL QUINN, LET1-IA RACHELS, PEGGY Uutstanciing Juniors and PITTMAN, KAREN PORTIS, JAMES POST, JOYCE IE Loyal students gathered on the field for the San Marcos pep rally during football practice. SenioU1ijs3RSElected to NHS REYEs, SYLVIA RIDOUT, VERNA RILEY, CAROLYN Claudine Krueger, Rosanne Cot- trell, and Afdllll' Reed consult with -f'N.f Mrs. Davis concerning their future college plans. SCHUSTER, KATHRYN scoTT, JERRY SERVIN, PEDRO -...I -eq 1. L RIPA, MARY RITTIMANN, SHIRLEY RosE, DIANE SCHMIDT, FRED ss 'Q' SHOTWELL, BOB SMITH, AUBREY SMITH, BEVERLY SMITH, PRICILLA STEWART, PATSY SYAMKEN, GEORGE TAPIA, ALFRED THOMAS, SHERYL 64 IUNIORS currzcular Mack DuBose and Betty Ca1are111 were really swinging at the Chrlst mas Dance. TRONSON, SANDRA ULREY, PATRICIA VAGEK, GEORGE ctwmes Popular Wzth Students WHITAKER, ROBERT WILLMAN, DANNY wrLsoN, DORIS WINKLER, FRANK WITTIE, THOMAS WRIGHT, PHYLLIS ZIEBELL, JOHN ZIMMERMA N, AUDREY .W K M. , f f 7 if if 1 X Y ,MW , 7 9, TN Q' -v ' Q .1 . A .m I JM 1' 1 an K, QI XV , .af g b A jf 2 Q ' - ' Q2 1 I' 'if' Q' lg Sophomore Class ffioers Left to right: Fred Famer, Sergeam-at-Armsg Helen Heinish, Secretary-Treasurerg Bob Weaver, Presidemg Carol Moore, Vice-Presidemg James Shuler, Sergeant-at-Armsg Richard Hassman, Sergeant-at-Armsg B6I'1HyP31EI'IT1O, Sergeant-at-Arms. SOPHOMORES Is this what you wanted? CI il 2, lag I 1 , Ackerman, Carol Behreridt, Ernestine Baker, Judith Alvarado, ohn Ambrose, Berryhill, Louise Duane Beyer, Chester Bean, Fred Babineaux Jerry Billingsley, Dewayne Boles, Shelton Sophomore Class Billingsley, Martha Blankenstein, Carole Bowser, Janice Brown Glorra nik Brasher Agnes Brown Althra Brown M1ke Brown Sandra Brown Joyce SOPHOMORES eaded 12 Weaver Carter, Sandy Cotter Pat SOPHOMORES Caiarelli, Betty Carpenter, Ray Clark Lrnda Colson Wanda De Leon Yolanda Dobbs Frances Chandler, Kathryn De La Garza JoAnn Funds Raised 17 Students do study . . . sometimes. Draughon, Deri DuBose, Darvrn Dodson, Martha Ennis, Gerald Eckenroth, Edward Fanrck, Jane Dufner, Eva Emerson, Billy Flores, Emma F arner Fred SOPHOMORES Holding Dance The Sam Houston patio was the site of the pep rallies held to pro- mote school spirit. Forth, Yvonne Gallas, Glenn Gravell, Judy Foster, Sherye French, Elaine Gerhard, Carol Gallardo, Beverly Grelle, Don Gray, Vernie Greene Johnny. i-4l Haecker Barbara Hassm ann Rrchard ophomores Guerra Osc ar Guzner Raymond Hallmark Sharron Hanna Sandra Heinesh, Helen Hermes, Howard Hale Lors Hays Charles SOPHOMORE S amber I 4 James Shrrley Iutz Karren SOPHOMORES Hrggmbotham Dy Arm Jackson John Jones Carl Jones Vernon Kubicek, Donald Kubicek, Leonard Ienkrn Nancy Kret Lrnda 1 yy, NSG, l Wh-WA SOPHOMORES Mfllaidenps Class Everyone enjoys the convenience of the new kitchen. Lubowsky, Barbara Luddeke, Joyce Lopez, Amelia Mann, Faydell Martinez, Danny Lynch, Willie Jean Marshall, Henry Miller, Leslie -w Mason, Ken Matthews, Billie f f Prayerw Play SOPHOMORES Everyone seemed to enjoy the H Club Box Supper, even the boys who had to eat the food. M1n1ca, Cheryl Moeller, Arthur Mills, Terry Moore, Stan Parker, Ramona Pawkett, Norville, Carol Moore, Carol Pitman, Carol Gene Persyn, Carol Qumtero Raymond Rachels Eleanor Class Actwztzes Rerd Patsy Schaffner Rosemary Roemrsch Davrd Sammons Jean Sibley, La Verne Sledge, Linda Robertson Sandra Shuler James SOPHOMORES Enjoyed I9 tucients Trlpp Fred Vanden Leshe SOPHOMORES Splllman Sharon Sudduth Paulette Tucker Barbara Uhhg Joyce Vollmar, Jo Ann Wahl, Frances in! Tub1g Juho Vogues Jeanette Walker, Kay Worm, Pat Woods, Bruce Warren, Sand I3 Weaver, Bob Wendell, Wayne SOPHOMORES Willeford, Louise Wilson Jimmy Webb, Betty Y Woodward, Patricia Zost, Arnold Wright, Kar SH Young, Mary Lou N , M, Y . . ,Y wif!! 4 : 172.1512 otional Honor iq y ' Society L 7 , Mrs. Lorena Davis Richard Pikes Sponsor Ronald Parrish PICSMCDI Vice-President , Claudine Krueger Barbara Goodale Gloria Woodall Treasurer 593522, Ray Edwards Pal'liaIT1e1'lta1'l21Yl Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Fikes shows the members of the National Honor Society the plaque which was bought by the organization. The National Honor Society membership is the highest gk' honor the faculty can confer on a student in recognition ' and appreciation of an outstanding high school record of performance and achievement. To qualify, a student must have a high scholastic average, and qualities of leadership, character, and service. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate a desire to render service, promote worthy leadership, and encourage char- acter development. fag-nf-s:.f.-.aa E . If ti l A 1 , ' nance x W '- WN-fvcnwwusnrl , !'l' , A A . .....,, -...wmv V ,,,,va., My, I P j . - f' lm-girl ' , f Nw ,494-fa.M,. x ,f, Q U? ,, , rx , , -4 hi. g f 26 I My as x, QQ ' Aff 45, , 1' .- X ww A , VA WMP :Wei yn-:Iv W .. i 4 , ,f A if-,..1Ja, M4 'XX an 9 Q4 xx J 4 if x f ,, Y ... K Wm!! it 1 V, CLASS OF 1960 Elected Spring, 1960 BOTTOM ROW, left ro right: Richard Fikes, Presidentg Beverly 591132, N3Q.IlQllCJ3Q1Q!9- Dofofhy Teague, Sue Robbins, Mrs. Davis, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: James Gerhard, Clarence Wolfshohl, Allen Meckel. THIRD ROW: James Jones, William Hurt, Ronald Wade. . . . Initiation March 8 CLASS OF 1961 Elected Spring, 1960 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Sandra Tronson, Sandra Fahnert, Helen Hoofard, Nancy Dowling. SECOND ROW: Margaret Mokry, Inge Bar- tholomew, Laura Hutschenreuter, Vicki Jo Hill, Joan Hering. THIRD ROW: Carole Jean Magel, Ollie Dillard, Mary Casey, Mack DuBose, Joyce Post, Judy Baumann. FOURTH ROW: Chester Brown, Tommy Crouch, Mrs. Davis, Sponsor: John Ziebell, Jolm Blackburn. TOP ROW: Richard Fikes, President: Douglas Bray. ity- Wide Banquet The top officers of the National Honor So- ciety of Sam Houston worked hard in planning the city-wide banquet. It was through their efforts that the banquet was a success and that it will be an annual event. 1 T7 ix There were many NHS mem- bers who enjoyed the wonderful meal. Among the guests at the NHS city-wide banquet are Mrs. Sargent of Lanier, Mr. Camp- bell of Sam Houston, Miss Boyles of Whittier Junior High, and Mrs. Campbell. .1 .fit Officers attended weekly executive meetings to discuss problems of the student body, . Judy Sammons President Doug Bray Vice-President Sandra Fahnert Recording Secretary Dick Jones maria! Barbara Goodale Corresponding Secretary John Blackbum Parliamentarian John Ziebell Historian Carol Persyn Chaplain Carole Miller Reporter Student ouncil The Student Council is one of the most important organi- zations of the school. lt promotes student leadership, school spirit, and service to the school and the community. Miss L. Cleveland Sponsor .--. ...U-wvv., L? Left to right, FRONT ROW: Carole Magel, Ramona Parker, Margaret Mokry, Carole Miller, Sandra Fahnert, Jeanie Prescott, Carolyn Prophit, Carol Moore, Joanne Parlthill,--BaLb,ar.LGoodale, Claudine Krueger. SECOND ROW: James Gerhard, James Crumbliss, Dick Jones, Perry CalkT'Mary Casey, George Killingsworth, Kay Fisher, John Blackburn, Betty Baumann, Brenda Butler, Doug Bray, Sue Rob bins, Joice Acree, Margie Weaver, Marsha Campbell, Fred Miller, John Ziebell. TOP ROW: Lee Kin zel, William Hurt, Greg Tillitt, Curtis Babineaux, Terry Mills, Cordie Ward, Ray Edwards, John Mc- Donald, Richard Fikes, Allen Meckel, Fred Farner. 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H v ff., I ,W . fn qw R Q. 1 -x , 5 1 JK, fl, 1 . -',,f, ,., 1151? 4 M, .An . ig -.J 1' V ' :fain ' 'H 5 - A 1, -,ff E217 'Q 3 - gr M Q' I Zh af' . A ' - ' ' gg, Y gf V ,V .gs W, ' V2 ., ., ff Q A V -ww, A A, ,ky ug V' it , V. ,fa H V . X A 1 an Y H , U ' ' M mt, 3' 5?-. , 5 '2 5' .4 V ' Q s jg' A 2' k 'T SH, -A ' fig I WV 171 as ,, I V I 4 , ' 1 ffl , , , Vjjffj ' T , ? 1: 1 I 4 I. 54. 4 .M , H . S f ' Q 5 2 A :Q E, V A H Q ' f 3'-1 Ii , I 'T F i , V l 5 1 W by 2 , , L , fa- ,K it 11 Y 1 is .1 ' i. ,, 9' mf g, .,, - .l A 5 N .,4. , W., f I .,,, 'W ff, .hffiiizs , ' ' ' ' Cherokee Claudine Krueger Business Manager Quill and Scroll Staff Mr. C. D. Russell Sponsor ' i Emily Martinez :Arthur Reed Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Quill and SC1'011 Quill and Scroll The combined efforts of the CHEROKEE Staff, from editor-in-chief to copywriters, produce an accurate picture of life at Sam Houston. Annual workers come early in the morning and stay late at night in order to make their yearbook the best ever. This year our annual has turned away from the past and is going into the future with a bigger and better edition of the CHEROKEE. Rosanne Cottrell Advertising Manager Quill and Scroll if Annual staff members put the finishing touches on their display for Open House. W mg M 4 Q - fs .: wi' .. ,xv 'K Y , j ' I Lggmjvy-f I . 4. ' P-. ' 3: fag' . V .V Q! ei W 3 Wax Ar, 5 . '51 .L 1 ' v V , 1, QQ'- ,- FIRST ROW, left to right: Joess Rogers, Rose Mormena, Phyllis Wright, Kitty Chandler, Kathy Kibbe, Jeannette Kelland, Shirley Norville, Sherye Foster. SECOND ROW, left to right: Ioice Acree, Beverly Smith, Judy Baumann, Barbara Tucker, Nancy Jenkin, Patsy Anderson, Shirley Mann, Carol Norville, Io Ann De la Garza, Mary Etta Steputes, Pattie Coker. THIRD ROW, left to right: Oscar Guerra, Trinidad Ramirez, William Norville, Lee Kinzel, Thomas Wittie, Bro Parks, Larry Forbrich, David Garcia, Charles Sawers, Richard Pfeil, Benjamin Gonzales, Sponsor, Miss Patricia Ward. A Cappella Choir y in i The A Cappella choir strives to stimulate interest and enthusiasm in music. The group is selected on the basis of musical ability and a high quality of work must be maintained. President ------- - - Trinidad Ramirez Secretary-Treasurer - - - - Shirley Norville Business Manager - - - - - -Mary Etta Steputes Piano Accompanist - - ---- Carol Norville -4 55 -.H 1 riff .. ' 3251 lf' Egfr' W ff: iw .,.,',,, Af , 45. .J ,A 9 wa fm, .f me3s,gf,.f.,433,v I WLM Q-mg 3 , g,. i jf-f N-X-g1,f4j1'1 f'a4f.Qg,gg -cf ,L .wg f - V a, ,.,. M pw. at Q Q fa' 3 wrap, M A H fem , 7 6 3 ' N34 am Housto The Sam Houston Cherokee Band, led by a new band director, Mr. Stan Psencik, has made great strides in advancing the popularity and proficiency of the already well organized band. Soon after assuming his position, Mr. Psencik organized a band coun- cil. It consists of a boy and girl from each class. The council functions in conjunction with the director, officers and drum major to deal with any problems that arise. Solos and Ensemble FIRST ROW: Patsy Bedford, Judy Sammons, Betty Davis, Rosanne Cottrell, Kay Fisher, Raymond Guz- i t -,..i1,,,4 ner, Yvonne Forth, Sharron Hallmark, Joyce Ratliff, Billy Tarin, Jimmy Gerhard, Howard Lurker, Pat Worth, Judy Baumann, Deri Draughon, Nancy Dowling, Carolyn Prophit, Wanda Watkins. SECOND ROW: Mr. Psencik, Mr. Campbell, Sherye Foster, Marilyn LaMoy, Pat Stewart, Biiiubowsky, Margaret Mokry, Verna Ridout, Arthur Reed, Nancy Jenkin, Rayma Patton, Barbara Haecker, Karen Pittman, Carole Miller, Elvira Fuller, Helen I-Ioofard, Dorothy Teague, Richard Fikes. Cherokee Band The band was awarded a First Division rating at the Region Vl Marching Contest, which was held in Pearsall in December, 1959. This was the fifth consecutive First Division rating received by the band. The schedule of activities for the band varied as the year progressed. It included half-time performances at the football games, parades, several concerts and assem- blies. An activity most enjoyed by the band was the trip to the Buccaneer Days Band Festival in Corpus Christi. Win 21 Medals THIRD ROW: Linda Kret, Maria Cardenas, Lillian Delao, Charles Broemer, Paul Negreie, Bill Atkin- son, Betty Baumann, Thomas Arnold, Jimmy Jordan, Ben Gonzales, Chester Beyer, Davene Kersey, Homer Solis, Elaine French, Stella Hoofard. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Halbert, Sammy Hurt, Tommy Potter, Dick Jones, Thomas Wittie, Doug Bray, Bro Parks, Gus Hermes, Darrell Ward, Cordie Ward, Alfred Tapia, Grover Pitman, Vernon Jones, Joyce Putnam, Joan Van Cleve. asp ., 135157, ,- TNQ-9 1 k Pres1dent 4-.ff Judy Baumann Treasurer aff' Gonzales Ben Guzner Raymond Lubowsky Barbara LCBTS Mr Stan Psencrk Drrector Bro Parks Vrce Pres1dent Kay Frsher Connell 'ls Cottrell Rosanne -'IZ Dowhng Nancy Gerhard James I 535 y 1 35? ' 94' Wil D ' es I - 5 r fs nr y +o -35 W' 1, is ' 1 y e fm xg, Wm 9-7-Q He fy Wg , , ' -n N. N4 'I ' ., 'X 4, gp Q, , ,m s TW! ,A .vi .. 3 4 , , 4. ,N . Y Y I f R NP ,fr Y1 v vb X K ax My :jg X P Mqyffri . ,.. ,Y I '15 ,F . , ins ,IV .Wo 'sf' , W' Qt ' r .QQ .55 , r -Q u .I . 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Students Fame 'F fs, X, iff Q73 x 4 4 , , . .-p. ,A- ...-f- Q . f sv Xi: 1 'Q1 55 U x W R Ss W u B X Q15 x . -is if Q? s , . ,D , I . 5 Qi K Vgf. x hvqlv V X V gp A ' I 4 L Cherokett 'Nuff Mrs JoAnn Dockery Fall Sponsor M Lhtary Cathy Sanson Colonel Gloma Woodall Sue Robbms Safldra TFOHSOI1 Lt Colonel Major Captaln I04 o 2 l Q f 'i A n 3 Q , Q ,Eh 2 Q 7 A Jill gi LL LCBTS ,fr Mrs Norma Lytle Sprrng Sponsor Claudme Krueger Pres1dent Ioan Hermg Margre Weaver Carolyn Clark Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Adkins, Joyce Arend, Kay Bowen, Dorothy Burrier, Sandra Butler, Brenda Byington, Irma Casey, Mary De La Garza, JoAnn Cheroketts Promoted School The main purpose of the Cheroketts Connie Muellerfand Karen Hankins painted one of the many posters that were made for every football game. is to stimulate enthusiasm during pep rallies and any other activities. , Puig yi rf . J' N Denning, Allene Duelm, Virginia Dufner, Eva Dufner, Virginia Edwards, Carol Emerson, Carolyn Farner, Geraldine Fees, Gayle I ,,,, 'H V R., .,., ,,.,, , pirit During Football Season For every out-of-town game, the foot- ball team received a jubilant send off from the Cheroketts and the band. Cathy Sanson, Colonel, leads the Cheroketts in one of their routines during halftime. Frick, Diane Gaffney, Dena Hankins, Karen Harrington, Judy Heinesh, Helen Hill, Vickie X f-'1 Diane Frick explains the Drama Depart ment Call Board to two of the many visitors during Open House. Iodzko, Cecilia Mcllhenny, Carol Minica, Cheryl Moore, Carol Mueller, Carolyn Parkhill, Joann Persyn, Carol Pitman, Carol The Football Banquet, an annual affair, showed the creativeness of the Cheroketts in the decorations and planning. Sibley, La Verne Smith, Lana Spillman, Sharon Story, Francis Ulrey, Patricia Vanden, Leslie Voges, Jeanette Walker, Kay Post, Joyce Prescott, Jeannie Rachels, Eleanor Reyes, Sylvia Robertson, Sandra Rose, Diane if Mzlztary Ranks Left to Right FIRST ROW lst Lieutenants Carolyn Clark Claudine Krueger Francis Story Carolyn Mueller Virginia Duelm Margie Weaver SECOND ROW 2nd Lieutenants Allene Denning THIRD ROW Sandra Tronson Captain Sanson Colonel Sue Robbins Major LL f Lenals Left to Right FIRST ROW Emily Martinez Historian Mary Etta Steputes Parlramentarian Carol Janert Sergeant at Arms SECOND ROW Allene Denning Reporter Carolyn Clark Treasurer' Joan Hering Vice-President Claudine Krueger President' Margie Weaver Secre- tary' Carolyn Mueller Attendance Officer Virginia Duelm Attend- ance Officer. Gloria Woodall.kLt Colonel Cathy Dorothy Bowen Jeannie Prescott Ioan Herlng X! Cheerleaders Left to right: Carol Ianert, Mary Etta Steputes, Kathy Maynard, Head Cheer- leaderg Emily Martinez, Judy Smith. I I0 Cheerleaders of 19 9 1960 Each cheerleader of thrs school year rs a graduatrng senror who has thoroughly enjoyed her once rn a lrfetrme experrence Y' Judy Smrth Two Years Carol Ianert One Year Kathy Maynard Head Cheerleader Three Years Mascot Sandy Reynolds Two Years r'4 Emrly Martrnez Mary Etta Steputes Two Years Three Years ' I I PAST and PRESENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of the SAM HOUSTON FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Vice-President of District II State President State Corresponding Secretary District II President Good attendance at District II conventions Represented at the state conventions 1960 winner of the Texas State Teachers Association Future Teacher s Scholarship Annual Varrety Show Christmas basket to a needy family Cake sales as money making progects Party honoring graduating seniors A , , . .r eff E tif , x , A Vii S fficers If x NYY ,W - 7,47 ' D 571- 1 5 f ...As Visitors are always welcome at Sam Houston. Sandra Fahnert entertains guests, who are members of the East Central Future Teachers Club. On the right we find the F. T. their various money making projects, a cak A. discussing one of e sale. -s X 9 Odaie Histo G0 , . . 3 rbafa , an i' Left tO Ught' a i r Pariiamenlav ri yuttis Mud- 6 ' . - C0Ume' Vice -Presideilh t BHY- . maF5mML Qzuliier. Tteasugjhsjggue. Repouet SecretaIY3 Doro Y - - MY- Porter P NSY Bed 'gponwf - fora. Pfwdeng' 1' 'X Bowen, Dorothy Burrier, Sandra Campbell, Marsha Casey, Mary Clark, Carolyn Denning, Allene Dowling, Nancy Edwards, Carol Edwards, Ray Elkins, Lucy Fees, Gayle Fisher, Kay Forbrich, Lawrence French, Fred Frick, Diane Gaffney, Dena Gerhard, Jimmy Hering, Joan I-loofard, Helen Jackson, John Judy Sammons was the 1960 winner of the Texas State Teachers Association - Future Teacher's Scholarship. This Scholarship is worth 31000, and she may attend any insti- tution ofhigher learning that she chooses. l Future Teacher Sandra Fahnert was elected President of District Il for the year 1960-61. She selected Kay Fisher as her Correspond- ing Secretary. of America J J? James, Shirley Johnson, Walter Jones, Dick Kret, Linda Martin, Bryan Meckel, Allen Mercy, Charles Miller, Fred Mokry, Margaret Mormena, Rose Murphy, Joe Ridout, Verna Sammons, Judy Smith, Judy Spillman, Ronnie Thomas, Sheryl Tronson, Sandra Walker, Kay Watkins, Wanda Wittie, Thomas H5 gvw A , Q I JV' ,EM M, . 'mf' M5323-.. 5 fn . JS , 5 A H, :Y U JW' , , ' if ggiikiff W 'APM' , , Yr if ' Q Q - ,,., f fam . , W J, , .m'W,4M? -,f ,Q ff? ' ,, .- H -M M 2 v fff if 41 A :W xii- K V' im: K .muy , , 'lf M 3 ,vmigl my . iigiilf '- ff' W h f ,WM ', 1 m,,,,7' 1751 i 'cyl .V1g,s7? QW W' 1 - v- H iw, ,Aww AK Tiff, 7 J-: I iw5Q11 W , . - L,W, A H T .. ff 'fgfzgg I 5 MP -, ,, L4 . 5 f f ,f 2 .555 2 A Ja ,Ask Convention LIZ Texas Left to right: Walter Johnson, Judy Sammons, PatsLBedford, Diane Frick. L ff The delegates planned a successful trip to the T. F. T. A. Convention at Denton, Texas. Among the exciting events, probably the highlight of the trip, was Judy Sammons being presented with the T. F. T. A. Scholarship. All the delegates enjoyed the trip immensely and will be looking forward to the convention next year because it proved to be educational as well as entertaining. , , Q, X xX Thespzan Club PERFORMANCES mvfqx W Teapot on the Rocks X Rmgmg 1D the Groom in I 1 y 'rw' Seeds of Susplcron X Mystery of Mouldy Manor , f f f '37 Q Chustmas Pageant j Y The Importance of Berng Earnest O V 7 ff X ' ' .. . . . ., f' if YM 'KRW '1 -' - I f. n . . ,, Y' 'H f 1 -. n Z Q?A,3: AV P: -1, We t 'S' vl 1 II X . . A x 'x .ag - -t 1 if M., x , , 3 , I 0 I 5 Sea Mun- , W, 9 iitiif gqmag X' A . ymmyv , 1 --M.,fe,i,M . wg 1 Thespian lub l Members fl N ' i lil' i 2 : E FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Frick, Sandra Tronson, Nancy Dowling, Jeanie Prescott, Nannette Belote, Sandra Fahnert, Linda Kret, Shirley Norville, Margaret Mokry, Sheryl Thomas. SECOND ROW Billie Io Quicksall, Beverly Smith, Pat Worth, Mary Casey, Kay Fisher, Nancy Ienkin, Marilyn Hoag, Nancy Gorden, Barbara Lubowsky, Carole Miller, Sandra Mantooth. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Gerhard, Don Hartman, Billy Wolfe, Ray Edwards, Clarence Wolfshohl, Richard Fikes, Curtis Mueller, Wayne Kinzel, Lee Kinzel, Fred Miller, Ernie Feille, Carroll D, Russell, Sponsor. 'Xu l X l R ll ,,.,....,.. W F M1 Q L' 1 af, .ga Q N iw xx, ,-4-oqkw lf' V 4 N ,,.-all sur: '99-. ' . , s Hi H N ,C , -f- 5 Az- Seeds of Suspicion was a drama that was in- tensified with suspense and realism. Curtain call proved the play a great success. The actors were Sally Bolton, Lee Kinzel, Eleanor Rachels, Wayne Kinzel, Shirley Norville, Curtis Mueller, Sandra Fahnert, and John Scara- mozi. The Mystery of Mouldy Manor was a mystery comedy presented by the speech class. The actors were Walter Johnson, Edward Jones,. Billie Io Quick- sall, George Askey, Mary Casey2MSandra Tronson, and Sandra Mantooth. The first three plays presented at Sam Houston were Ringing in the Groom, Teapot on the Rocks, and Seeds of Suspicion. The executive committee inspects one of the many posters that were used in the extensive advertising campaign. Future urses Joann Parkhill Brenda Butler Mrs. Carolyn Yates Pattie Coker Vice-President President Sponsor Secretary Sherry Thomas Treasurer The purpose of the Future Nurses is to acquaint its members with the duties and qualifications re- quired in the profession of nursing. During the year the members of the Future Nurses toured the Baptist Memorial Hospital, gave a Christmas party at the Southton Convalescent Home, and attended the Future Nurses Association State Convention. Catherine Crane Parliamentarian ,if . ,. ,gt Z' 1 i fl A it . E, .. 5? ' FIRST Row, left to right: Betty Davis, Patti Coker, Bren- da Butler, Joann Parkhill, Lil- lian Delao, Virginia Duelm. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Yates, Allene Denning, loice Acree, Barbara Tucker, Leslie Miller, Jean Sammons, Claudine Krue- ger. Future Homemakers 0 Amerzca Joyce Delco La Donna Mayo Laurlta Orr BCI! YOUHS Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Karen Wrrght Mary Jungk Mrs Mrldred Bradley I-Irstorran Reporter SPOUSO1' Qx2MAKfRS Elin 31 L 41 LAX NEW YNQQN Many children were very happy because FHA members made toys for them. During the year members sewed clothes for them- selves and friends. SEATED: Mrs. Bradley, Virginia Matthews, Laurita Orr, Carol Gerhard, Betty Young, Karen Linth. STANDING: Mary Young, Carole Magel, Joyce Del co, Jane Fanick, Mary Jungk. 1117- 5. if sg Q13 1. 51, A .1 4, 'Y' ' .4 .. . ag 7 , 59? Af A fe-1, -. . 5337 ,. f f .M GL if .V , E 383 z .. , z ' 1, 4' :A. 'G-in fl , ,, .H - ' . Q, giqwrf if 3 , g,,, ,. , g?,J. ' if , N. 1 1: :Q-ifff ' A Z , V .,. U ' 'fbi F 5 'fig Ta ' ff dr u 4,3 M 1 A f 2? RQTFYL: S. ge, iz 593355 A In X-5,5 .f 1,3-1 fiffiffe 2 f , ,.,, K , .W KX , YI 1 , www! .44 ,. mwngg Um: 16 52 Janitors Custodians are from left to right: Frank Di- brell, Rual Garcia, Ramiro Pena. SECOND ROW: Marco Vasquez, Albert Hernandez, Antonio Flores, Mike Ramirez. td In the modern kitchen of our school the cafe terra staff pro vides wholesome lunches School Chefs Members of the cafeterra staff from left to rrght are Manager Mrs Gladys Stapleton Mrs Augusta McKay Mrs Juanita Marles Mrs Cora Klaeger Mrs Gladys Thompson and maintains the stage scenery equipment for all productions an assemblies. The stage crew builds, stage a c Stage Crew ABOVE: Working out a set arrangement is Ernest Feille, the stage manager. .EFT: David Garcia, who works with the spotlights, shows the way to the cat- valk. Ronald Parrish, chief electrician, explains the fundamentals of lighting to the rest of the stage crew. CIRCLED LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Wendell, Ernie Feille, David Garcia, Fred Bean, Ronald Parrish, Don Grelle, and Terry Quiroga. age nn Z LL I1 The H Club sponsored a box supper to raise money for equip- ment. The supper was enjoyed by all, including the coaches and their wives. I1 UJ mm The officers of the H Club are left to right: Mr. Glen Crocker, sponsorg Walt- er Iohnson, secretaryg John Blackburn, vice presidentg William Hurt, president. After the box supper a dance was held for those who wished to stay and dance. 99 Club Members Left to right: FRONT ROW: Ronald Parrish, William Hurt, Wayne Kinzel, Ra E , Billy Wolfe, David Garcia, Walter Johnson, David Scruggs, Charlie Jones, Rodney Brown, Clarence Wolfshohl, Raymond Robel, Ronald Wade. SECOND ROW: Mr. Glen Crocker, sponsorg Lee Kinzel, Fred Miller, Gene Lackey, Dar- rell Neill, Perry Calk, John Ziebell, Donald Wiley, John Anz, Richard Garcia, Tommy Crouch, Charles Faulkner. THIRD ROW: Jerry Faulkner, Wayne Mathews, Mike Crocker, Ronnie Jonietz, John Blackburn, Ronald Christians, Robert Miller, Wesley Robinson, Alex Nasis, Pete Servin, Don McClain, James Broyles The H Club, the only athletic organization, consists of all athletes who letter in their respective sport. To belong to this organization, one must have the number of quarters or points needed to become a letterman. The main purpose of the H Club is to assist the athletic department of Sam Houston High School by raising funds to buy additional athletic equipment and to help finance their annual picnic. om Houston Coaching Staff GLEN CROCKER Head Coach ,V-aww GEORGE FROST DON HOOD fx Basketball Coach B Team Coach TCM MQRRIS GORDON PEASE Track Coach Tenms Coach ask' fx lm! P ,Ms ,V 4 'JS' 4 , ev ff R' ' .- it v fi x ,. ,map . 1 V N xx ' x W.-, Q? f 1959 District Champions s ., if Q . 'x 41- 1' ,es ro, ,-1 .ff J' ax v 'A L -v , ' ,? x N 7' 64 Left to right, FRONT ROW: Robert Luddington, Ronald Wade, Charles Jones, Wesley Robinson, James Crumbliss, Lee Kinzel, John Blackburn, William Hurt, Clarence Wolfshohl. MIDDLE ROW: Manager, Jerry Faulknerg David Scruggs, Darrell Neill, Wayne Kinzel, Billy Wolfe, Walter Johnson, Ray Edwards, Perry Cark, Jonn Liebell, Donald Wiley, Manager, David Garcia. TOP ROW: Richard Garcia, Wayne Mathews, Raymond Robel, Mike Crocker, Charles Faulkner, Mack DuBose, Ronnie Christians, Ronald Parrish, Raymond Quintero. Here's what they really look like. SEASON RECORD MacArthur Port Lavaca Lanier Central Catholic Falfurrias Del Rio Uvalde South San Eagle Pass Bi-District San Marcos 1 nf-C? 'Z W nnn at l? ,Q QGWQQPQFY BILLY WOLF E Line Captain Captains ,X -NYNXYK lllllllffllw S W S ' ll, 7 S K' 3 Z.. 3 13 S Q BILLY WOLFE All-District Center . No. 50 WALTER JOHNSON All-District Fullback and Most Valuable Player. No. 40 WALTER JOHNSON Backfield Captain il . , f mlaawm, If ., ,, , V 6 Left to right: Coach Crocker, Ronnie Christians, Walter Johnson, Ray Edwards, Mike Crocker. x -x ' K a 1 ff'- afl Baci-cjQeld 572, X I J The leading ball carriers for the district champion Cherokees were Walter Johnson and Ray Edwards. Walter, number 40, who averaged 7 yards per carry, was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates. lay, averaging 8 yards per carry, was voted Best All-Around Player. Mike Crocker passed for 211 yards and four touchdowns. Ronnie Christians, experienced blocking back, laid key blocks in all games. Here, Walter breaks into the secondary against South San. -W rw.:-ng, nf 69' ,hw .. 4 A . avr f hp t Q ,w . f J 1. tru Af f.,. , .x 5 4 All . ,fd '24 ,.u.4... ,. 1 1, .. - 4 . , 11. f' '- -4 o ...A .ax ,. . .,- '1 -A za. -. g, .-f..3's 'if . I , atff fs ' ,-. T , . w eq 5-4Yff1 xx Y , 3 f I 'A .1 J 91, ,rf - -- '5 44, sk.. .5 -s .- -is la.-1, A:',,. vt 14,-,, , Z, i 'f' ' ' T . ' 1 f 4 '. , - .. sg,.- Q 6 v3n',L-,vu-, ,ff ., . - , Y mx -V K , ., as Left to Right: Charles Faulkner, Wayne Mathews, Raymond Robel, Billy Wolfe, Wayne Kinzel Pe ry Calk, Charles Jones. Lmemen Cherokee linemen received many honors in their successful season of 1959. Named on the all-city team was Charlie Jones, 180 lb. senior end. Billy Wolfe, Lee Kinzel, and Perry Calk were noted on the all-district team. Honorable mention was awarded Raymond Robel and Wayne Kinzel. The outstanding Cherokee linemen open up a hole for halfback Ray Edwards. 1 ,rs 2. Trzbe topped Ln Unly One Pre Dzstrzct Game Falfurrras the State AAA quarterfrnals champrons gave the Cherokees therr only pre season setback the frrst Tube defeat srnce the l9o'7 South San upset Here John Blackburn fakes to Ronnre Chrrstrans after grvrng to Walter Johnson who scored the only Sam Houston touchdown agarnst Falfurrras ily Cherokees Elunmate Del Rm to Begm Dzstrzct Substrtutrng for the 1nJured 'vhke Crocker John Blackburn led the Tube past the Wrld Cats Mrke playrng for only two plays passed to Charlre Jones for the second touchdown 138 X x 4000 u I lv. Lvl i was ,gf ' P ! X htyfy ls !' 1 Q5 'QQ 5 1 , 52 d Tribe Sacks- Up Uvalde 20 6 Down 6 O at halfume the frghtlng Cherokees came chargmg back to defeat the Coyotes 1n therr second drstrrct game The Brg Green moved 51 yards 1n three plays to go ahead 7 6 After th1s the door seemed to open to the offenslve team Frrst Walter Johnson scored then Ronme Chrrstrans tallred but the score was called back on a penalty lt was lgay-Bi-Lvggds turn to carry down close to the goal l1ne and Walter Johnson carr1ed for the frnal score U Boardrng the bus the Cherokees were contemplatmg Ronnre Chrrstrans tackles the ball carr1er 1D the the result of therr frrst drstrrct game Uvalde game Indzans Roll Over Rwal South San 20 6 Thrs game was played on one of the coldest nrghts of the year but Sam Houston came through all the way Stopprng the South San Halfback Ted Lerma seemed to be l1ttle or no trouble for the frred up defensrve team led by Charlie Jones and Raymond Robel The Cherokee offensrve team garned 280 yards rushlng desprte the slush of a muddy freld I40 , at k sta. y -,A -E Charles Faulkner causes needed fumble against Eagle Pass. Clzerol-sees Squeeze by Eagles 12-8 Coming to the last district game with the district championship still undecided, the Cherokees came through again by bowling over the Eagles. At this time the Eagles had not lost a district game either. With the team at full strength the tribe won the right to represent l4AAA in Bi-District competition. Bi-District Spells Defeat 3 8-6 The Rattlers were a large, fired-up squad ready to dish out some of what they took a year ago at Alamo Stadium when the Cherokees defeated the Rattlers 12-O. The San Marcos team was off to a fast start with a seventy yard gallop on the first play. Ray Edwards broke loose on a 60 yard scoring run for the lone Cherokee score. Thus ending the 1959 season. A Christmas gift to the school. Merry Christmas from the 1959 Cherokee football squad. 5 , I ' i 6 Left to rrght FRONT ROW Jerry Scott Terry Busby Bobby Lampton Robert Shotwell Buddy Colhns Charles Mercy Raymond Kraus Coach Don Hood MIDDLE ROW Fred Tr1pp Robert Weaver Bruce Woods Fred Bean Randy Mayo Don Grelle Danny Martrnez Fred Farner TOP ROW Shelton Boles Rrchard Hassmann Randy Johnson Carl Jones Jerry Babmeaux James Shuler Football T eam Q B Teamers LTL Actwn Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Houston B Team Football 1959 Record Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston ee Tech Hrghlands Lamer Austrn Burbank Edlson Central Edgewood Brackenndge 8 Xt Fred Farner rallied the team's spirit when he broke into the open durrng the Edrson game t' C' 9 9 ' I 22 L 36 32 l ' 0 . 8 . 14 0 . 26 8 . 6 ' Q Qian gn: -W' 'vw' Q ' A ' - 1 1 ff 'H , Y F, - 3 'S 1 t af wi Basketball Vczrszty Basketball 25 Left to ught FRONT ROW Coach George Frost Pete Servln Ronnre Iometz John Blackburn Fred M11 ler Mrke Crocker BACK ROW Mxlton Grammer Alex Nasrs John Z1ebe1l Perry Calk John Anz Tallung the sltuatlon over boys? 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' - ' V-Q z v t K March April May 9 DATE COACH TOM MORRIS 60 Track Schedule EVENT 6 Sam Houston 12 Hub City Relays 18, 19 Harlandale Meet 23, 24 Metropolitan Meet 2 Alamo Heights Meet 9 District 14AAA Meet 14 Regional Qualifiers 22, 23 Regional Meet 30 San Antonio Invitational Meet 6, 7 State Meet PLACE MacArthur Alice Harlandale Alamo Stadium Alamo Heights Eagle Pass Alamo Stadium San Marcos Alamo Stadium Austin Varsity Track Team lu' Left to rrght FIRST ROW Coach Tom Morrrs Pete Servrn Wrllram Hurt Bobby Lampton Darrell Nerll John Zrebell SECOND ROW Bobby Weaver Fred Bean Robert Duelm Danny Martmez Wes ley Robrnson Mack DuBose THIRD ROW Wayne Mathews Charlre Jones Ronnre Chrtstrans Rrchard Garcra James Crumblrss Ervrn Mueller Manager TOP ROW Lee Kmzel John Arrheart Robert Ben son Robert Luddmgton Nlewburn Womack Charles Mercy ! IS4 0 S 9 From left to rrght KNEELING Rrchard I-Iassmann James Broyles Don McC1arn Mrke Brown Fred Famer STANDING John Alvarado Tommy Crouch Coach Gordon Pease Rodney Brown Jerry Car nahan 'nib ALM , QW' , B W x. 0 1' A Q. The returning lettermen are: Tommy Croch Rodney Brown James Broyles and Don McClain. 1.11 fflll I Vars Lty Durrng bad weather the tennrs teams prac trced rn the gym M314 W 'rdf Left to rrght KNEELING Betty Dav1s Helen Hoofard STANDING h111 Martha Dodson Lettermg for therr second year are Karen Wrlght and Rosemary Schaffner S O Z 7' .S 9 Karen Wrignt, Rosemary:Schaffner, Nfrs. Lytle, Sponsorg Joann Park: O 8 TL 771 . t L L1n1ng up a putt Fred Mrller frnds Greg T1111tt drrves from the tenth that pauence and concentratron tee rn a practrce round are necessary to be a successful golfer Fzrst ol Team Sponsorrng the 1960 Cherokee Golf Team 15 Mr George Frost X I we v esss ' lsr These students are the members of the first Sam Houston High School golf team. Left to right: Tommy Arnold, Curtis Babineaux, Greg Tillitt, Fred Mil ler, Billy Tarin. Not pictured: John Blackburn. After a nice approach shot, Tommy Arnold goes for N a birdie on the ninth green. Hitting his second shot out of the rough, Curtis Bab- ineaux appears to be having a little trouble on the eleventh fairway. ax JUDY SAMMONS Sam Houston s Teena Texas F1nal1st TEENA TEXAS Any h1gh school g1rl under 18 years of age may enter She should have a strong back ground 1n fash1on and qua11t1es of 1eadersh1p Teena Texas 15 chosen 1n October at a Teena Texas Fash1on Show Fmahsts serve as models for Joske's and as the1r H1gh School Fash1on Board Runner up 1S Joske's SEVEN TEEN reporter robe for an expense pa1d week 1n New York JOSKE S OF TEXAS 41 0 THORNE Owe SAN ANTONIO COTTONS SINCLAIR SERVICE We Carry Everyth1ng 4501 Seabreeze at Loop 13 ED1son 3 9539 1n P1ece Goods 2105 GO11ad Rd LEh1gh 3 1421 3451 Fredencksburg PE 3 0601 DAVY CROC KETT DRIVE INN Courteous Serv1ce 1400 S W W Wh1te Road ED1son 3 4031 at . . ak - . . , . . ak . . ,k .. . :of - ' - 4' Winner receives a complete ward- 1 I 1 MODEL MARKET The Sign of Quality in Eastwood Village 611 S. W. W. Wh1te Rd. ED1son 3 7410 RECORD RENDEZVOUS Our GIFT to you Present New Auto Parts th1s Annual at THE RECORD Sundays open 9 to 3 RENDEZVOUS for a 25: d1s count on any record you w1sh 1842. R1gSby buy RIGSBY AUTO PARTS ED1son 3 6041 Offer exp1res Jan 1 1961 1101 Fan' Ave ,-11 lllu-n-.....,.,.- I0-'W' ms' 1 GUIDO BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO The Bu11ders of Sam Houston H1gh School 62.7 W Martm CAp1to1 6 0268 Cong ratulatlons KITCHEN FAVORITES to Senlors 1960 Q ploneer RIGWAY CLEANERS wnmwmqs Whlte W 1ng s Vltamm Enrlched Open 7 to 6 9 F1 'TWIN our C1ean1ng Pressmg A1terat1ons All P P FLOUR, 1307 R1gsby ED1son 3 1401 rrounp I BISC ..,P'T Ploneer B1scu1t M1x ax, I GUARANTEED FRESH PIONEER FLOUR MILLS San Antomo Smce 185 I TEXAS GREAT ST JEWELUIS fjcm T415 do In the Gunter Hotel Open Your 'Teenage Age Account at Shaws BOATS Qw- 'vt L ANCHOR BOAT 8. MARINE SUPPLY 1774 R1gsby -HL ED1son 3 6131 COMANCHE PARK ICE STATION 2603 Rlgsby ED1son 3 9543 FRICK S SERVICE STATION Humble Products 2045 S. W. W. Wh1te ED1son 3 9542 MARSHALL A CONSTRUCTION CO. . Paving . Hauling Grading Rt 6 Box 126 W San Antonlo Texas Mldway 8 0261 Eve rythmg Photog raph1c wnflu CAMERA Out mm' ar 7 Convenlent San ADtOn1O Stores IRWIN'S BUTANE AND HARDWARE Plpe F1tt1ngs Plumbmg Supp11es Dearborn Heaters Prompt Courteous Se rv1ce ED1son 3 1371 22605 W W Whlte '-Q1-1 f S A COCA COLA Congratulauons to the Senxor Class of 1960 FROM A FRIEND BLACK ART GLASS Wmdow Glass and G1az1ng Furmture and Table Top Glass Spec1a11z1ng 1n Church Wmdows 123 La F1tte 1208 S W W Whlte CAp1to1 5 2601 EDISON 3 3091 -BG-1-Fay ICS Bus nizlcnwve. To be, ktouuf 0155, PN-e.s1l.eNT, Mika 903. Bleu owl bcfrug my 04 wan TRL beif A sour 'Tkm Goa f OVELACE ga . M5 375-0 SUPER MARKET More of the Best for Less 2022 Rlgsby ED1son 3 5101 XTEAICO ELBEL BROS GARAGE FROM Complete Brake SCYVICC Front End Ahgnment 815 N New Braunfels CAp1to1 3 8222 x A FRIEND GIBSON COSTUME SHOP Costumes of Quahty' Also W1gS Theatrlcal Make Up 111 Allensworth TAy1or 6 7811 Best W1shes to the Semors of 1960 HENRY FAHNERT ROOFING ALL KINDS Mldway 8 0194 KAN' A Q u. 73,31-. EASTWOOD VILLAGE BEAUTY SALCN 627 So. W. W. White Road - Loop 13 Phone ED 3-2001 Styllst Operators AUDIE JOYCE LEE MARSHALL ANITA and CECILIA Welcome to the Skyhne Campus of TRINITY UNIVERSITY 6 Co educa110na1 Fully Accredlted S Twenty four Major F1e1ds of Study J. For Catalogue Wr1te D1rector of Adm1ss1ons QW I' Tr1n1ty Uruverslty we' 715 Stad1um Dr1ve San Antomo 12 Texas Phone PE 5 5251 'Amer1ca's Most Modern Un1vers1ty Campu New and Used Instruments A11 K1nds of Glass EAST END GLASS CO MITTOTS and Res11ver1ng Repa1rs Plate and W1ndow Glass CLEMENTS MUSIC SHOP F T Mus1ca1 Supp11es urnlture OPS Store Fronts 602 R1gSbY LEh1gh 4 5184 1870 R1gSby ED1son 3 6081 HIGHLA RT Open Da11y Untll 6 Open Sunday Mornlngs 1819 S. Hackberry FREE DELIVERY LEh1gh 2 6391 CROSSER'S CLARENCE'S BARBER SHOP RADIO and TV SERVICE The Ideal Barber Shop JOHN CROSSER 1618 s. New Braunfels 931 Gembler Road Lmhlgh 4 0641 ED1son 3 2075 Q ' , Ji' ft? X' HQ- . x Z - - 4 Q i - ev -N , . Z . . .. ffl , A I - . . . . , As V, gp , 1 N, .1 . If., fl M, N , , 4 I , . . S,, O ak . . . . ak . u 1 W . HIC W I UT 55 SLATER SERVICE Specxahzmg 1n Brakes Tuneup and Carburetor 1631 North Laredo Street PErsh1ng 3 1541 Best W1shes to Sen1ors S of 1960 SERVICE STATION Washmg Lubr1cat1on T1res M W RENFRO 515 S W W Wh1te Road 103 Burkedale ED1son 3 1241 LEh1gh 4 5428 ROBINSON AUTO SALES TOMMY ROBINSON Clean Used Cars Trade and Save See Me F1rs 12.415 W W Whlte Road ED1son 3 3081 FANICK S GARDEN CENTER Everythmg You Nee 1025 Holmgreen Mldway 8 1303 HOUSTON TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH REVEREND KYLE GLENN Inter1m Pastor Klnde rgarten lst Grade 157 Schumacker Road ED1son 3 3303 M NSY w rw JR V 57 wg WAYNE BULL Nj? COMPANY AIN G, DRINK P A K 9 0' Pepper J? , QM HOUSTON X TERRACE M 4 TODAY CLEANERS Nw 3' L ASV Clth Apr1527z1 3 Hlg DCUG SCRUTCHIN BUILDER EV ' Q X , A x ' A W7 J L 3' X f 'Q n V Q4 2 Nc Q Automotive Distributo J 0, AN, Q , 5 . A' X S A t ' A r' S ' 'AN .Q Iv an n S S A' - K 1 ' I JN R R E N, RFQ X A I. X cleaning .1 w ' 55 N fd ' 3 L I x vi, X XR J WSE s ja L if ' 51 Q ?'M Xu P45 X VX , f' 37, .X 1 gxx- ' ff J XX 2-Ld 'Li Bring Your o M-EX 1 E. Houston to Us for Cleaning R io - 55 m reen I ll ll FOOD BUDGET 414 S W W Wh1te Road and E Houston ED1son 3 2141 MORRIS CONOCO SERVICE STATION Texas Gold Stamps 923 Clark LEh1gh Z 0547 THOMSON S PHARMACY Your School Prescr1pt1on Spec1a11sts PHOTOGRAPHER Have Your Doctor Call Us 2402 E Houston A CAp1to1 o 5521 sm Amomo 1sxAs 1 , on Your Next Prescription -1 E 4 . f ' - f GM vm 47' 6 ll IIIII1 U Q dh MCDONALD LUMBER CO LE 4 6193 706 Clark Avenue PETE S PLACE 3063 R1gSbY ED1son 3 9568 REDDOCH BUTANE SALES INC 1927 R1gsby ED1son 3 5110 KIBBE S VARIETY STORE PICCC Goods Not1ons Patterns School Supphes 345 Holmgreen ED1son 3 3151 PAINT and BODY SHOP SLlM'S GARAGE Wheel Ahgrung and Ba1anc1ng BOTTLING COMPANY 120 W. Joseph1ne PE1-shmg 3 7103 Wrecker Serv1ce 5006 Blanco Road Dlamond 4 2253 0 F 1 . ' 031, L V IW Fzrliil be 7 I 7 BUN N BARREL 1150 Aust1n H1ghway E. H. COTTON JAROSZEWSKI , INC. Cotton's Hidden Value Homes 4503 Lakewood 503 Lookout Mldway 8 0810 Congratulauons to the 1960 Graduates SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE our Commun1ty College GUERRA S SUPER SERVICE Old T1re Trader us Rogan. 203 N New Braunfels CAp1tol 3 0792 Success to the Graduatmg Class of 1960 ADAMS FLORAL CO Flowers for A11 Occas1ons Corsages Our Spec1a1ty 500 R1gsby LEh1gh 4 6521 Cong ratu1at1ons to the Semors of 1960 MIKE PAT CALVIN UNK COLLINS BARBER SHOP 109 Shelburn J ly! n. 91 I . Y ' ll On the Strip 1300 San Pedro 1 o ALAMO FUNERAL HOME 'San Anton1o's Largest Staff to Serve You BETH CUDE LELON CUDE ELTON CUDE CHARLES CUDE North Alamo at Seventh GENE STOVER GORDON RIEBE MARION CURTIS WILLIAM BRIGGS CAp1to1 5 5731 HAMILTON MOTORS HOUSTON TERRACE NEWS Used Automob11es Your Commuruty Newspaper Bought Sold Traded 500 M111tary Dr1ve 11 1 Glenoak WA1nut 3 3301 Mldway 8 0142 THE BLUE BONNET HOTEL Downtown San Anton1o cv-V' swim. M, 1 NATIONAL DEPARTMENT STORE EAST woon CLEANERS CARNAHAN 5 TEXACO SERVICE Complete Servlce Corner of Loop 13 TEXACO PRODUCTS 4515 E Houston andy: Houston 7035 W W white Rd EDiSon 3-9517 EDison 3-2251 EASTWOOD VILLAGE San Antonio's most complete and convenient subdivision. C. L. BROWNING JR. Contractors HANDY ANDY IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY SAY STUDENTS WW!! OF SAM HOUSTON HI an Where South Texas Saves mm., M' 'W 9 Qualmty Foods at Economy PTICCS Mr Gordon Coker Manager, shows Rosanne Cottrell and Karen Wr1ght the vegetable department at Handy Andy 56 LEFT TO RIGHT osanne Cottrell Mr Coker and Karen Wr1ght L 8. M MOTORS CLEAN USED CARS Buy Sell Trade 600 S W W Wh1te Road ED1son 3 4331 LAWSON M WILLIAMS Manager POTTER S UPTOWN VARIETY Trade Here and Save 2408 E Houston CAp1to1 6 8054 JACKSON TRUCK STOP We Never Close 4563 E Commerce Mldway 6 3321 Years 1n Same Locat1on HIGHLAND PARK CLEANERS Inqulre About Our Own Storage Vault 1n Rear of Plant 1810 S Hackberry LEh1gh 3 5161 NOVELTY MILLWORK MANUFAC TURE RS Flxture Deslgners and Cabmet Makers 2740 Rlgsby ED1son 3 5131 FRONTIER DRIVE IN FOOD TO GO 4 Locat1ons to Serve You 3715 Broadway 1462 Austm H1 Way 2211 Frederlcksburg Road 2727 Gohad Road I . , 1 40 ' ' H. B. ANDERSON, Owner , , I THREADGILL'S . Hardware . Sporting Goods . Fabrics . Gifts . Toys 629 S. W. W. White ED1sor1 3 2041 GOODYEAR EEEVEEE EEEEE MARVIN s DRIVE IN Buy Your Tire Needs Chlcken Seafood Burgers From Beverages Malts Q A Goom WEAR 4126 E Commerce 'IRES ED1son 3 9520 1346 Falr LEh1gh 4 5468 .Q--.,. KERRVILLE BUS COMPANY INC 7 . .I .EEMEWE I E Q . E I I E I , ,E,. .EQEIEEEEEEEE E, -I I Fast Free Dehvery EASTWOOD DRUGS S1Ck Room Supp11es Baby Needs 641S W W Wh1te ED1SOn 3 2010 BLANK S HUMBLE SERVICE STATION Where to Get Serv1ce Washmg Pohshmg SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO Southslde Store WA1nut 3 3466 Lubr1cat1on Accessomes Plaza Store CAp1to1 3 4311 6005 W W Whlte Rd TA4 631 3 CENTER TA6 6171 MODERN ELEMENTARY SCH001 SUBDIVISIO X COLEMAN S MOBIL SERVICE Where to Get Serv1ce Washmg Pollshmg 1207 S W W Whlte Road ED1son 3 3071 f'O SOL FRANK UNIFORMS INC 205 Losoya CAp1to1 7 5243 LAMOY S JEWELRY 8: GIFT SHOP Jewelry Clocks Glfts Rmgs Watches Author1zedS P Watch Inspector vp fx, Phone ED1son 3 1271 THURMONDS ICE Picnic Supplies Groceries - Ice 4407 E Houston VNQILEEIS S SQHPEIS lS1AA1RI!CET 362 Holmgreen ED1son 3 3 141 RICHTERS ICE LAWRENCE RICHTER Owner 4642 R1gsby Mldway 8 0131 H H TESSMANN INSURANCE 616 Insurance Bu11d1ng W Insurance at a Savmg AW Fme Foods GEM CAFE Lunches Barbecue Short Orde rs am rn 5125 W W Wh1te ROY POWELL Owne r EASTWOCD GARAGE Auto and Truck Repalrs Re11abIe Reasonable 602 N W W Whlte ED1Son 3 1191 l I a Q06 ,.U.1:1ME so ' ' ' 0150 4' 091 3 if' uf 3 -1 A V- - ' 'ffl - f J if U , Q CAp1to1 4-2412 Off nnnisuxlzfhelxn: ur w 1,4 0,65 5 s 2 6 . . -10 p. . ' ' ' STEWART LUMBER COMPANY Plan Fmance Bu11d or Remodel Your Home Wlth Us 12655 W W Wh1te Rd ED1son 3 5821 A H MAHULA C OMMISSION AGENT HUMBLE OIL COMPANY SKYLINE GARAGE R L SELLARDS Owner Rehable Reasonable 12415 W W Wh1te Road ED1son 3 4041 H CHEROKEE STAFF PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AD VER TI ER F1rm ADAMS FLORAL COMPANY ALAMO FUNERAL HOME ANCHOR BOAT 86 MARINE SUPPLY BLACK ART GLASS BLANK S HUMBLE SERVICE STATION BLUE BONINET HOTEL BUN N BARREL CARNAHAIN S TEXACO SERVICE CLARENCE S BARBER SHOP CLEMENTS MUSIC SHOP COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY COLEMAN S MOBIL SERVICE COLLINS BARBER SHOP COMANCHE PARK ICE STATION CROSSER S RADIO 81 TV SERVICE DAVY CROCKETT DRIVE INN DR PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY EAST END GLASS COMPANY EASTWOOD CLEANERS EASTWOOD DRUGS EASTWOOD GARAGE EASTWOOD VILLAGE EASTWOOD VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON ELBEL BROS GARAGE FAHNERT HENRY FANICK S GARDEN CENTER FOOD BUDGET FOX COMPANY FRICK S SERVICE STATION FRONTIER DRIVE IN GEM CAFE GIBSON COSTUME SHOP GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE GUERRA S SUPER SERVICE GUIDO BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO HAMILTON MOTORS HANDY ANDY HIGHLAND AUTO PARTS HIGHLAND PARK CLEANERS HOUSTON TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH HOUSTON TERRACE CLEANERS HOUSTON TERRACE NEWS IRWIN S BUTANE 81 HARDWARE JACKSON TRUCK STOP JAROSZEWSKI INC IOSKE S OF TEXAS Page 4 4 4 14 ID Fxrm KERRVILLE BUS COMPANY INC KIBBE S VARIETY STORE L 81 M MOTORS LAMOY S JEWELRY 81 GIFT SHOP LOVELACE SUPER MARKET MAHULA A H MARSHALL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MARVIN S DRIVE IN MCDONALD LUMBER COMPANY MODEL MARKET MORRIS CONOCO SERVICE STATION NATIONAL DEPARTMENT STORE NOVELTY MILLWORK MANUFACTURERS ORTS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PAWLY S SERVICE STATION PETE S PLACE PIONEER FLOUR MILLS POTTER S VARIETY RECORD RENDEZVOUS REDDOCH BUTANE SALES INC RENFRO REALTY RICHTERS ICE RIGSBY AUTO PARTS ROBINSON AUTO SALES ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO COTTONS SCRUTCHIN DOUG SEARS ROEBUCK 83 COMPANY SHAW S SKYLINE GARAGE SLATER SERVICE SLIM S GARAGE SOL FRANK UNIFORMS INC STEWART LUMBER COMPANY STUDER S INC TESSMANN INSURANCE THOMSON S PHARMACY THORNE SINCLAIR SERVICE THREADGILL S THURMONDS ICE TRINITY UNIVERSITY WAYNE BULL COMPANY WILBER S SUPER MARKET Page . .. .. .. .. .. . 171 . . .. .. .. .. .176 1 .............. 172 ' .............. 170 ' ' ' ' ' ' 162 ................... 175 . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . 163 ' . .. . . .. . . 176 ' .' ....... 177 ............. 164 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. , 7 I H ,, Y 173 , . ................... 180 L ...-...----.-.... ......163 .......... 173 ' .... ............ 176 ' .......... . .. 166 170 . . .. . .. . .. . .. 166 . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 161 - 1 ........ 163 ........ 169 ' ' ' ' ' ' il? .......... 173 .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 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I t. 175 1 ......... 162 ' . . ...... 166 . .. .. . .. . 177 . .. . .. . .. . .160 ' . .. . .. . ., . .. 167 . 1 1 ......... 168 ' ................... 170 . . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 162 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 166 ' ................ 175 .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .173 . ............... 177 . ............. . 161 . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 179 . . . .. . .. . .. 170 . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 173 . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 167 1 ...... 165 ................... 179 . ............... 16 ................ 161 16 RIGWAY CLEANERS ............. .... 1 62 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .............. 167 ' ........... 167 170 . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . 169 ' ' ' ' . .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. 169 .. . . .. . .. .. . . 171 ' ............ 162 ............. 160 . . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 175 , . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . 163 , ........... 177 - ,....7.........,,.,,... 162 ' ' ' ' ' .................. 0 .. . .. . .. . .. . 176 18 , ......... ........ 167 . ...... ...... 171 161 ' ................... 170 ' ' , . ........... 178 .. . .. . .. . .. . . .. 172 . . .. . . .. . .. 181 - .................. 1' ' , 1 . ............ ..... 163 .. . .. . .. . .. . . 166 1 ln, 1 1 .............. 179 ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' .............. 16 .1....111 wg 1 .......... 168 ' ' 172 ' ............,...... 176 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 .................. 178 ' .......... 163 ............... . 166 .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 175 1 .. . .. . .. . .. . .. 168 , ................ 171 ' .............. 179 ' Q .......... ..... 160 Ambrose Duane NAME Ackermann Andrew Ackermann Carol Acree JOICC Adkms Joyce A1rheart Johnny Alvarado John Anderson Patsy An1ol Mrs Claude Anz John Arend Kay Armstrong Kaye Arnold Thomas Askey George Atk1nson B111 Avrett M1ss Nell PA GE 49 94 131 144 147 27 97 Index NAME Brasher Agnes PAGE Bra Doug 48 50 84 86 87 97 Brehrl,-Bobb1e 291.33 Brehm Elarne Brett M1ke Broemer Charles Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown A111113 Belmda Betty Chester G1or1a Joyce M1ke Rodney Sandra D1brell Mr Frank Bab1neaux Curt1s 87 93 Babmeaux Jerry Ba1rd Fred Baker Jud1th Bartholomew Inge Bartholomew Ralph Bartlett James 51 126 Bedford Patsy Baumann Judy 49 84 94 Bean Fred 69 128 141 153 113 1 1 7 Behrendt Ernest1ne Belote Nannette Benson Robert Berryh1ll LOUISE Beyer Chester Beyer Mrs Opal B1elke Dav1d 28 96 99 102 69 91 28 84 93 119 B1esenbach Albert 28 125 Broyles James Burchard B1lly Burr1er Sandra Burr1s Mr Graham Busby Terry Butler Brenda By1ngton Irma Ca1arell1 Betty Calk Perry 137 144 146 148 Campbell B111 29 93 131 50 93 131 51 106 29 59 87 64 71 51 87 131 134 NAME PAGE Cottrell Rosanne 29 63 83 92 96 98 103 174 Crane Catherme Crawford Earl Crocker Mr Glen 132 136 144 146 149 Crocker M1ke Crouch Thomas 52 84 Crumblrss James 87 134 Curry Mrs V1v1an Dap1lmoto Elsa Dav1s Davrs Doyle Mrs Lorena 83 84 116 Dav1s De La Delao Delco Garza JoAnn L11l1an Joyce DeLeon Blanche De Leon Yolanda Denn1ng Allene D1llard Oll1e Betty 30 96 123 156 9 15 61 3 7194 30 97 4 107 110 4 Dobbs Frances Dockery Mrs JoAnn Dodson Martha Dowlmg Nancy 51 87 114 Campbell Marsha Campbell Mr Wl11l3mM 8 1 14 15 85 96 116 Campbell Mrs W11l1am M Cardenas Mar1e 51 97 Cardenas Mr Ralph R Carnahan Jerry 51 155 Carpenter Ray Carter Sandy Casey Mary 51 84 87 106 110 114 119 120 Draughon Der1 DuBose DuBose Duelm Duelm Dufner Dufner Darv1n Mack Robert V1rg1n1a va V1rg1n1a B1ll1ngs1ey Dewayne B1l11ngsley Martha Blackburn John 23 48 49 84 86 87 130 131 134 138 144 147 Blank Lou1s 28 93 126 B1ankensh1p Dena B1ankenste1n Carole Blansett Dorothy Boles Shelton Bolton Sal11e Bornemann Boyle Mrs Augusta Bowen Dorothy 4 Bowser Jan1ce Bradley Mrs M1ldred 4 l82 114 120 122 Chandler Kathryn 71 94 Chr1st1ans ROHDIC 48 51 89 131 134 136 138 139 153 154 Clark Carolyn 52 105 110 114 Clark L1nda Cleveland MISS Leatr1ce 14 87 Coker Mr Gordon Coker Patue Coll1ns Buddy Colson Wanda Cone Adolph Cordaway John Cos1o Roger Cotter Pat 52 94 123 52 141 Eaker Carolyn Eckenroth Edward 15 104 72 156 48 53 84 96 98 72 96 53 64 84 134 30 41 107 31 59 Edwards Carol 53 107 Edwards Mrs Frank Edwards Ray 22 26 27 31 82 87 114 120 131 134 136 137 Elk1ns Lucy Emerson B1lly Emerson Carolyn EHHIS Gerald Estrada Rufel Fa1rch1ld Mr James 53 114 53 107 15 125 , ------- 27 , ---------- 70 , - 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