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

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Support Functions Senior mathematicians? Wesley Robinson hopes that Gibson Hoffman and John McKay know their arithmetic as well as how to use cash registers. Chosen Citizens of the Month for September were Karen Wright, co-editor of the Raven, and Alice Rittimann, vice-president of the Student Council. It looks as if Fred Farner is having a hard time trying to con- vince Linda Edwards, Louise Berryhill, Connie Campbell, and Judy Baker to use his act in the FTA show. Karen Wright already looks convinced.

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Jean Sammons and Fred Bean were chosen by the faculty as Citizens of the Month for October. Citizens are selected on basis of moral character and service to the school. Jean is president of the FNA, and Fred is president of the H-Club. Typical of a day at SH is the mad rush to the cafe- teria, as hungry students scramble for a place in line.

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Spirit Festivities Presented at the football banquet were awards for spirit girl and pinup boy. Carol Moore, the little gal with the big voice, was chosen by the varsity as the girl with the most spirit. The Cheroketts chose Jimmy Crumbliss as the ideal boy for good looks, friendliness, and versatility. JUST BLUFFING Highlighting the gridiron season was the night pep rally at Eastwood Shopping Center. Carol Persyn, Bobby Grassmuck, Lynda Tope and Sandy Faulk await the crowds of cheering Cherokee fans.