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of Winter Season The low whistling sound of the north wind on the icy mornings was the winter setting for the Cherokee tribe, busy preparing for the long cold months ahead. To begin the holiday season, the Cheroketts had a feast at the Barn Door in honor of the football team, This was followed by the opening of an exciting sea- son of basketball, climaxed by the annual basketball banquet. The gay jingle of the Christmas season was introduced by a Christmas assembly and dance spon- sored by the drama classes. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year rang through the halls. The new year of 1962 began with a score of new resolutions. Students came back from vacation ready for mid- term exams. Valentine's Day was highlighted by singing valentines. Soon the cool winter breezes dis- appeared and closed another chapter of the year at Sam Houston. Crowding together to keep warm, Carol Stewart, Susan Weaver, and Peggy Behrendt wait for the morn- ing bell. SH girls in Mrs. Bradley's class acquire skill in sewing through hard work and careful planning.
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Halls Echo Sounds What would make John Hall, Charles Casey, Doug Ander- son, and Sammy Cain open a book to study? They final- ly admitted to be studying for mid-term exams. Christmas comes to SH as Perky Rachels, Frances Mc- Knight, Vivian Minnls, and Kay Walker decorate the tree for the Student Council. f I'm in love with your auto- mobile, sing Laura Carter, j Helen Heinesh, Sharon Spill- man, Jan Hart, and Vicky J, Turner, as the publication staff sponsors singing valen- tines. 28
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PRING’S ARRIVAL IN THE IN- DIAN VILLAGE FOUND THE CHEROKEES IN A FLURRY OF PLAYS, CONCERTS. PICNICS. DANCES, AND BANQUETS. MIDNIGHT OIL WAS BURNED AS STUDENTS PREPARED FOR THE INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET. EASTER, WITH THE ANNUAL RELIGIOUS PROGRAM. CAME TOTHE VILLAGE. AFTER THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. THE STUDENTS RE- TURNED TO COMPLETE TWO MORE MONTHS OF SCHOOL. THE BRAVES AND MAIDENS BEGAN PREPA- RATION FOR THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM. FINAL EX- AMINATIONS WEREN’T FAR AWAY, AND GRADUATION TIME AP- PROACHED. THE LAST WEEKS PASSED QUICKLY, AND SOON AN- OTHER SCHOOL YEAR WAS OVER IN THE VILLAGE. SENIOR CHER- OKEES READIED THEMSELVES TO BECOME A PART OF THE WORLD BEYOND THE RESERVATION. SPRING CALENDAR Basketball Banquet----------- Band Concert----------------- H-Club-Faculty Game..........- Powderpuff Basketball Game - - C.O.T.Y. Social.............. Spring Concert and Band Dance Junior-Senior Prom----------- Green and White Prom--------- Publications Banquet......... Baccalaureate---------------- Graduation Night------------- 30
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