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

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NSIQ Q and . 111 ' pq mm Illtels - lel Q 'lm will Illpr? all lftog. -as P Ultinlme l .H mlfr will f.SMln3rl0 cam If M will sal 9N5l!ItlS lIOIIl all U U2 Nl to send Human nalcltl ' W W wtflf Hfjllf Hwllllfllli l Daqlii F so Q r Long after the community quietened for the night, President Courtlyn Rea and many others kept the school bustling with last-minute ar- rangements for the tournament. Officers President Courtlyn Rea Vice Presidents Jean Kendall Joan Kendall Secretary Verna Lynn Blackburn Treasurer Shirley Donaldson Reporter Dianne Feray Historians Ann Bilbro Rose Merle Schwing Sergeants-at-Arms J im Middleton John Pfeffer Ferayg Blackburng Donaldsong Kendall, ,leang Middletong Pfeffer Bilbrog Schwingg Kendall, Joan. Having proved their forensic abili- ties, N.F.L. members employ culi- nary skills to accommodate the appetites of the many entrees in Sam Houston's speech tournament.

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NATIONAL FORE IC LEAGUE A nation-Wide organization, the National Forensic League recog- nizes through its membership those students Who are helping to promote and create interest in speech activities-debate, speech, and drama. Individual members work to improve their skills in public speaking and to develop a style of speaking and acting which meets the high standards of the Forensic League. All members help to develop contest and interscholastic league contenders Who will repre- sent honorably the school and community. At Sam Houston the student is first an apprentice member for which he must have one point, he becomes a full member When he has completed enough events-contests and public speaking-to earn 25 points. The major undertaking of the N.F.L. is the annual Sam Houston Speech Tournament which attracts contestants from all over the state. Funds derived from the tournament are used to send debaters, speakers, and actors to out-of-town tournaments. Sponsors ' MRS. JEAN BOLES MRS. CATHERINE HILL FIRST ROW: Judy Koheler Ann Bilbro Carol West Adele Palacious Joan Kendall ' . , , 7 9 ' , 63.11 K ' Il4IsfirlcenScll,1w1ng, Mary.Ferguson, Judy Johnson, Ruth Teske, Diane Feray, Sue ,Keen, Verntle1'Blacl+i-Imlliliiirlll lliilliiiley flgomifdson' SRO? , at Jones, Lita Ray Mosley, Lois Faye Harris. SECOND ROW-: Sandra Youn Jud P I B Rm Ose erry, an 1 Conway, Carol1ne Fowler,' Jerry Marlin, Paula Coody, Jackie Divino Marietta Gear Beverl gSch lid MTI ei 13 be Gentry' Dorothy Lee Moore, Mary Moqre, Pat Kimball, David Duke, Carol Robuckl Wanda Phillilis Deanlime L mel C20 mtg Gam' THIRD ROW: me Tamborella, .V1Ck16 Wilcox, Irene Mathews. FOURTH ROW: Jean Lee Jackie StocklsIIilln'Bl?fmI3-Q uchagnag, Je1'rY.Ba1r'd' yitchell, Roy Knlght, Marvin Carley, Billy Thomas, Jim Middelton, Dennis Dick, Mike Colvin, Join 1dfeffeFYeS, ob Y Davis, Pat l72

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I74 NATIONAL HO ont Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor which a high school can bestow upon one of its students. Outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the basic requirements for acceptance into the societyg and for the high standards they maintain, as representative students, the members are highly respected by their fellow classmates 4 V Sponsor H MRS. SHIRLEY PRESTWOOD 1 4 P p Faculty Advisors l y MR. Ror N. HARVEY l Miss JEANNE BLANKENSHIP MRS. LORENA ROGERS M l 1 l l 1 or x Rogers, Blankenship, Harvey l The faculty advisors check grades and qualifications of students being l considered for admission into the N .H.S. f NHS members dont spend all their time between the pages of a book' Here the Social Committee headed by Carol Cooper discusses preparations for the years outside aCt1V1t16S among which are the an nual picnic and fall social LAST ROW Glenda Hedges Mary Ferguson Rae Lynn Fryman SECOND ROW glaryi gnu White Claudia Combs Shirley Donaldson Ioan Kendall FRONT ROW aro ooper i f . , I 0.0 U. . . 1 . ', . L J so 7 . i : u 1 , 0 , l : 1 1 9 - I