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

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W . 3' if e cg, 'mst M 'Hr Pais 'Mlm Wim Him an su. my i Music F-llelore I Iqmt ml abili- B0 E09 FIRST ROW: Pat Holland, Sharon Holland, Barbara Martin, Sarah Jane Leggio, Homer Tabor, Wayne Hargrove, Daniel Melchior, Jerry Britain, Adele Palacios, Paulette Manuel, Marion Hoyt, Roberta Sibley, Treva Mullins. SECOND ROW: Shirley Partin, Patsy Pearson, Ruth Lazano, Bette Kay Smith, Jimmy Hicks, Mark Nation, Derrick Curtis, Diana Dwyer, George Etta Ford, Judy Stringer, Sharon Sanderson, Ruthie Porter. THIRD ROW: Sandra Astromovich, Virginia Harrison, Linda Sutton, Jana Smith, Virgie Osborn, Kenneth Boyles, Jerry Martin, Linda Waller, Charlotte Perkins, Bettie Gaines, Lacille Lock, Kay Schmiech, Wanda Phillips, Linda Purcell, Gloria Phillips, Gene Hicks, Darrell Eason, James Henderson, Bill Hilburn, Sandra Sims, Sharon Moore, Helen Montgomery, Carolyn Carpenter, Lillian Mathison. ' Performing at more formal occasions, the Meistersingers again exhibit the perfection of their harmonious chorus. I35

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' Curtiss, Dwyer, Lozano, Sanderson, Adams, Gaines, Leggio, Hicks. . Come on--you know they can't sing the first note without us. I34 'S. Don't, tell me you' forgo-t Mrs. Adams' orchid. EISTERSINGERS To be selected for the Meistersingers is a highly coveted honor for Sam Houston vocalists. Under the direction of Mrs. Louise Adams, this choral group practices many hours before and after school, in addition to their regular class period, in order to present the lovely programs at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. They also participate in the city-wide Music Festival and are invited to sing -before many civic organizations. This fine repre- sentative of Sam Houston's cultural abili- ties is indeed noteworthy. Officers President Derrick Curtiss Vice President Diana Dwyer Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Lozano Public Relations Sharon Sanderson Librarians Bettie Lou Gaines Sarah Jane Leggio Gene Hicks Sponsor Mrs. Louise Adams HRS' Jerry Pears Slfllll Osbol Linda Mont,

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GIRL For very special occasions the girls don their lo-veliest of formals to match their loveliest of notes, for a pretty girl is like a, melody. Lovely to View, delightful to hear, the Girls' Glee Club presents special musical arrangements for various school functions. This year, in striking new uniforms, the girls made their first public ap- pearance for Open House. They gave added beauty and pleasure with their performances at the Christ- mas and Easter programs and many civic meetings in the community. Often in demand, the group Works long and tirelessly to make each performance outstanding. An earned break between assembly programs. Mrs. Louise Adams, director, signals for the right pitch.