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

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Spring Styles Inspire Gals 54 Marriott Motel staff host CHEROKEE staffers to a pleasant visit during extracurricular phase of trip. I. H. Carolyn Whitcornb expresses displeasure with Ronnie Neeley's burr haircut by frantically trying to cover up his bare head with a Beatle wig. 1-f- 'f...., tp' 5' There's nothing to be afraid of, Ronald Bilbrey assures terrified FW: Sherry Teel as they enter the Flight to Mars ride at the rodeo. March April May S PRING A CTIVITIES Junior Class Hootenanny KTSA - Senior Basketball NHS Initiation H-Club - Faculty Basketball Choir Variety Show KONO - Faculty Basketball 14-AAA District Meet Pep Squad Film Junior-Senior Prom Regional Meet Cheerleader Election Student Council Election Awards Assembly Senior Picnic Green and White Banquet Band Concert Thespian Club Ball Baccalaureate Service Publications Banquet Senior Class Day Graduation Last Day of School I3

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Margaret Weaver gasps in delight as beau John Thomas asks her to be his valentine with the traditional box of candy. 1 I f t 'G' 4 J' -'! , .. Having spent all their money, Conny Champagne and Shar- ron Batchellor take a break after an exhausting day at the rodeo. I2 Gaiety Climaxes Winterg Sam Houstonites travel to Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas to obtain ideas for annual construction. at :hy off zywfgjy , 'WZ . I f Modeling in the Simplicity spring style show, Sandy Kret leads senior girls into the auditorium for the program,

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Maidens, Millinery, Mad Money Make Melodious Mood V A deluge of activities signifying the conclusion of the school year filled the calendar for the spring months. Ushering in the eventful season was a hootenanny spon- sored by the Junior Class. An early Easter, accented by an l array of pastel colors and spring bonnets, gave Sl-I gals an opportunity to wear new summer fashions. Also on the list of functions were comedy basketball games. In Inter- scholastic League meets SH students vied in both literary and sports events. As prom night approached, eager anticipation in- creased. Hectic hours of planning and preparation for the l gala event was climaxed by the Junior-Senior Prom April 18 at Ramada Inn. I Besides banquets, dances and picnics honoring seniors, the Student Council sponsored an Awards Assembly to rec- ognize students for outstanding services performed through- out the year. Elections in various clubs and organizations I selected officers, cheerleaders and majorettes for the '65 season. When May arrived, SH students faced summer vaca- l tions with mixed feelings of joy and regret. U yi Jimmy Price proudly displays part of the S1500 he won in KITE Mystery Sound Contest. 'Z' Jimmy Strong patiently watches Pat Robel and Linda Lothringer shop for Easter bonnets. Pat Mary Kay Garrett delivers goes wild over price of her selection. Speech at PFOTU. I4