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

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Deans, Counselors Spark Programs (A.) I've got your file right - W-e-1-1, it must be here some place, explains Mr. Spencer. (B.) Mrs. Zuberbueler gives Renee Jones information about Les Toumeaux College. (C.) Mr. Sapenter and Mr. Spencer watch their favorite team, the MEAN GREEN, in action. (D.) This will be your first class, explains Mr. Deen to David Hoffman, a new sophomore. (E.) We can arrange your schedule for a work pass, Mrs. Christopher tells Cynthia Campbell. Faculty: Administration 25

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A. Arriving by 7:30 a.m., Mr. David Spencer, college prep dean, was always ready to help students with any problems, but he still found time to hunt or to eat Philippine food. With a deep voice command- ing respect, Mr. Hensley Sapen- ter, foundation dean in Bldg. II, handled discipline, evaluated teachers, and supervised bus loading. To relax, he watched football or played golf. A trophy winner, Mrs. Edna Christopher presided over two bridge clubs. As counselor, she provided information for new work programs and helped stu- dents adjust work attitudes. Often fleeing to the coast, Mr. Sornnie Deen enjoyed catching a 45 pound drum. As counselor he registered students and made schedule changes. Mrs. Patrica Zuberbueler, counselor, arranged student meetings with college represent- atives from as near as Trinity or as far away as Harvard. As hob- bies she studied Italian Renais- sance paintings and danced to the beat of modem rock. At mid year Mrs. Betty Lewis joined the staff as counselor. Ask her about best sellers; she reads them all. 24 Faculty: Administration

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Imagine trying to gather 2158 immunization records! Mrs. Master, school nurse, tackled the job of getting students immun- ized. Attendance clerks, Mrs. Kell- ner and Mrs. Anderson, joined the advanced world of the com- puter instead of using outdated methods of calculating reports. Mrs. Zigmond, former SH cheerleader and newspaper edi- tor, worked as bookroom clerk in Bldg. I. Previously a saleslady, Mrs. Woodall, bookroom clerk in Bldg. II, enjoys sewing, garden- ing, and United Fund work. Mrs. Williams was the new data processing clerk. Mrs. Dear spent her working hours collect- ing, counting, and recording funds from various clubs. A viva- cious lady who likes people, she also enjoys reading and cooking. As secretary for Mr. Clark, Mrs. Brunnemann sent out memos and letters and ordered materi- als. She also sings, sews, and cooks. Secretary in Bldg. II, Mrs. McCarver, has hobbies such as singing and camping. Mrs. Anderson gives Jane Kosub information needed on the phone. Meanwhile, Elizabeth Biela checks the absentee bulle- tin against the suspension list.