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

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FIRST ROW: George Harris, Carlyle Wright Ronnie Berry R1chard Bostaln Bobby LRoy Mike Hudnall, Bob Richardson, -Manager. SECOND ROW Bradly Parks Jlmmy Rundell Robert Davison Bobby Collura, Mike lVIcKeehan, D. L. Hendricks SWIMMING TE The increased popularity and importance of swimming as a competitive sport at Sam Houston have been augmented by the highly spirited meets attended by the Swimming Team. Always seeking to improve their' styles, the team members frequently spend long hours in afternoon practice sessions. English Channel, here I come!

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TUDEN T LIFE Through the Wisdom and the vision of Houstonis civic administration, an unceasing program of municipal development has been instigated and perpetuated. Landmarks of the program's success and indications of its ever-brightening future, the Coliseum and Music Hall and the Herman Park Zoo are notable reminders' of the tremendous field of human endeavor encompassed by civic development. The legislative and administrative n policies of this sprawling metropolis are formulated and administered by a mayor and eight councilmen, in whose hands rest the enormous responsibility and supreme challenge of guiding this youthful giant to its proper and deserving destiny.