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

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SAM HOU TO B 5 Long before school o-pen.ed in the fall, the band' members V had been hard at Work getting ready for the first pep t rally and football game, and throughout the year their lively enthusiasm has supported all athletic events. Further- more, these versatile musicians have won even more ac- claim as a concert group, giving very creditable perform- ances for the N.D.C.C. reviews and school-community pro- grams, as well as during their participation in area musical festivals. One of the largest undertakings for the band is the great number of concerts they give at nearby elementary and junior high schools. These concerts are given to en- courage interest and participation in the instrumental music program, and the good results of the project are shown each year as the number of interested, talented musicians increase the membership of the Sam Houston High School Band! Assistant Drum Major ' Major AYMOND' SCHAUB R RAY BRAVENEC ., Ch 1 tt Hammondg, Alan Bush, Raymond Schaub, Ray Bravenec, FRONT ROW: Ritchie SPU-F5913 Betty Tcgile' H S152 llfgfvrlfylds, Harch tl-Ienley. SECOND ROW: Jim Kuehn, MHIY St01U1Il2U1,.R3Y' Tommy Sellers, Jo Nell V311 DYke' Exaa Twejanige Butler, Vernon Hayes, Sarldb' AShf0f1, A-lan SFU-Tgefg Karen Angland' Wlulam bum Rich, Darlene Brasswell, Edw1n 1 agrincis Sue David, Judy Downing, Judy Koehler, Lydia Castille, Delo1s Alred, Susan Bugh. THIRD ROW: JCITY Guerra' Dar aell J e Tamborella, Marietta Gear. FOURTH ROW: Karen Hatler, JIZIIIIIIY Morgan, Leon Montgomery, Sharon Hubbard, Tommy KR Y, Blsshoff Newlyn Moss, Kenneth Bartlett, .lean Glidden, Pat Gortemiller. FIFTH ROW: Gould' Lucian Hewley' Charles LSISTVH, alhra Roe ,Butch Edmonds, Marvin Thompson, James Boyd, Warren Galland, Archie Warne Walls' Qarely' Billy Daaligd Carlis1e,,Kenneth Walton. Goaktn, Billy Gilman, Jrmmy Gnmesf I29

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JW? FRONT ROW: Lieutenant Barbara Gerland, Karen Martin, Jo- Ann Wood, Jean Vandever, Helen Blanchard, Elizabeth Nash, Marion Panatt. SECOND ROW: Georgia O'Neill, Kathy Hogg, Rosemary William, Nancy Vaughn, Sandra Humphreys, Kathy Klodginski. Reserves' During the first semester new Houstonettes are trained to play the drums and bugles and are taught the fundamentals of drilling. After Reserve training they are tested and placed in the companies accord- ing to their aptitudes. FRONT ROW: Lieutenant Joyce Mullins, Lieutenant Brenda Morris. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Bennett, Janet Marco-ntell, Milva Kreske, Kay Slaughter. THIRD ROW: Sandra Young, Jo Carol Samartino, Becky Taylo-r, Karen Hubbard. FOURTH ROW: Terry McDonald, Jeanette Hight, Joyce M.acoubrie, Yvonne Dillon. Sponsor MRS. CAROL CALLAHAN Mrs. Callahan, n-ew sponsor of the Houston ettes, has become a symbol of friendship and guidance, To each drill she supplies fresh interest and attention, and under her' the Houstonettes have sparkled anew. 3 x . 4 l I I I V . l 1 I J. l F zjg- 147 4 5- r ,MM ,WN ,lgpemfe f :MW ,WWW 1 Q if KS fzrr qgwaf 355.5 -A QYQN2 133' f , 'Vw' ' 4 w l N l ,. i I r l ,e l , 'A I . i ' T N I - X1 4 , I G

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The Rap Maj orettes Carolyn Lewis, .IONell Van Dyke. Head Majorette CHARLOTTE' HAMMONDS President ToMMY SELLERS R Social Officers MAJOR ASSISTANT MAJOR HEAD MAJORETTE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT RRY BTSNCUJBC Raymond Schaub Charlotte Hammo-nds Tommy Sellers D-avid Batrrett SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER LIBRARIAN '30 Alan Bush Richie Slpurger Pam Henley Betty Toole Charlotte Hammond, Exar Sewell, I I I IIIGSMI Irapiflli Iwi' Ifhe PWR I 'WIWI yijllalllldi I I I I I I I I I I I I