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

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Workers Maintain School Our hard-working custodians deserve a great deal of credit for keeping the school in such fine con- dition. These custodians are called upon during the year and are always reliable and willing to help. Satisfying the tastes of everyone in school is not an easy task, but through the efforts of the cafeteria workers, Sam Houston students and fac- ulty are able to purchase nutritious lunches. Cora Klaemer, Priscilla Beversdorf, and Dorothy Dev endorf pause for a coffee break. Dorothy Orr, Mathie Walker, and Juanita Charles prepare hamburgers for lunch. The custodian are - TOP: Ernestine Shepard, Frank Dibrell, Albert Hernandez, and Fanny Wilson. BOT- TOM: Ramiro Pena, Antonio Flores, Paul Garcia, and Eleno Davalos. 15

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P.E. Popular With Students The purpose of the physical education department is to improve and develop the health and well-being of students. Sam Houston provides various facilities for a variety of sports in which students develop good sportsmanship and keep their bodies fit. Girls com- pete in tennis, ping-pong, and volleyball games. Boys participate in football, basketball, tennis, and track with district competition in all four sports. Coach Nelson and Coach Crocker look over scouting reports for the next game. Miss Naylor takes money for P. E. shirts from Pat Berryhill and Karen Coleman. MR. GLEN CROCKER Physical Education, Coach Hard in-Simmons University Southwest Texas State College B. S., M. S. MR. TOM MORRIS Algebra, Coach, Physical Education McMurry College Hardin-Simmons University B.S., M. Ed. MISS RUTH NAYLOR Physical Education, Pep Squad, Varsity Tennis Trinity University B.S., M. A. 14

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P.T.A Give The P. T. A. strives to bring the home and school closer together. The mem- bers work diligently to try to promote a better under- standing between the school and the home. The year began with the election of The executive committee of the Sam Houston P. T. A. is Mrs. O. W. Threadgill, Mrs. Marvin Beh- rendt, Mrs. Raymond J. Bean, Mrs. H. O. Rennspies, Mrs. Wilbert Voges, and Mr. Campbell. Preparing food for the P. T. A. Spaghetti supper are Mrs. A. V. Ramsay, Mrs. R. L. Fillmore, Mrs. Raymond J. Bean, Mrs. H. R. Ricker, Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Siebrecht, Mrs. Floyd Neill, and Mrs. E. O. Rennspies look at a scholarship form for some student of Sam Houston.