Sam Houston High School - Co Lon Neh Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Drum and Bugle A w I F i I Kathryn Castoria, Sally Cole, Judy Cyree, Sharon Evans, f Bettie Gaines, Charlotte Gamble, Judy George, Barbara Gerland, Nancy Grassel, Jo Carol Graves, Carol Ham, f i Linda Hamilton, Mary Hard, Lois Faye Harris, Nancy 2 Hunt, Imogene .lo-nes, Betty Carole Lingle, Phyllis Knight, ' f Lynetta Mooney, Georgia. Oldham, Cecile Pierce, Shiela Sohelin, .loan Shoemaker, Ruby Squyers, Lynda Vance, t Anna Webster, Pat Woods, Pam Young. - COMPANY WA L lst Lieutenant Young V I Gerlalld, C0107 Y0l1I1g 2nd Lieutenant Sally Cole' . 2nd Lieutenant' Barbara Gerland ' rme W1 a new street beat and plenty of enthusiasm, the Drum Co-rps sets the pace for the high-stepping Houstonettes. As. well as supplying the drum cadence and music, Company A takes an active part in the formations. 5 ROSTER: Saundra Astramovieh, Elaine Buvinghausen, t l I 1 Safford, Sharon Sanderson, Carole Schaefer, Johnette f r A I 'dl CC 77 1

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Heus. . Bat. 11'eCt0r llllt 3, ld and Under enton, rming ew be- tators, orld's mount out' of as the elebra- attalion and Bugles . . . the Hi h-Steppin Houstonettes have served as an incentive to them, the Houston- ettes are not without honors. Determined to under- take more than just drilling, the ambitious Houston ettes have edited since- 1955 the Sam Houston Stu- dent Directory, using the money from the sale of the directories and from the annual magazine drive to help pay for uniforms and instruments. Too, they answer the call for assistance in drives and funds which are of community interest, one of which is the annual Poppy Sale sponsored by the American Legion in behalf of the Veterans' Ad- ministration. All Houstonettes eagerly await the Mother and Daughter Banquet given in the fall to honor the Houstonette mothers and the Seniors. At this ban- quet sweaters are presented to the girls who have demonstrated outstanding service to the corps. One of the major social eve-nts for the school is the Houstonette Stardust Ball, which is he-ld each spring. The senior whose personal traits and quali- ties exemplify tho-se of an ideal Houstonette is crowned Houstonette Honey at this gala affair. lst Lieutenant Maj orettes DIANA DWYER lley all lVlajorettes Ruth Lozano, Judy Gregg, Diana Dwyer, Glenda Hed e Nlary Salmeron Billie Carlile

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tu ! ren, I-U59 ara 3-Ina ncy ght, lela 311126 ice, of the ing kes e Corps ROSTER: Beryl Carpenter, Carolyn Car- penter, Joanne Carr, Barbara Davis, Jackie Divono, Frances Donner, Judith Dunson, Marilyn Finn, Sharon Green, Dottie Cross, Barbara Guyon, Gwendolyn Holt, Sharion Holppas, Judy Johnson, Pat Jones, Peggy Mahavier, Estelle Maso-n, Charlotte Pate, Evelyn Plaster, Linda Puroel, Gaynell Reynolds, Louise Roberts, B-arbara Sander- lin, Rose Sheranko, Carolyn Standley, Jeanette Statndley, Sandra Streeter, Helen Wilkie, Jean Willey, Judy Willialns, Char- lene Wilson, Amy Wilson. I J COMPANY MB l lst Lieutenant Carolyn Carpenter 2nd Lieutenant Rose Sheranko Equipped with thirty-three shining bugles, the Bugle Corps takes part in every precision drill performed by the Houstonettes. With the trumpet section supplying harmony, Company B plays novelty songs as Well 35 U16 m traditional marching so-ng. X' Carpenter, Sheran ko