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

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Forging Finer School- Communit i l P.T.A. OFFICERS ' STANDING: Mrs. R. W. Avery, Presidentg Mrs. J. D. Robinson, Vice President. SEATED: Mrs. Wf W. Barta, Extensiong Mrs. George Taylor, Treasurerg Mrs. .lohn G. Huettel, Secretary. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Meeting on the third Thursday of every month, parents- and teachers unite their ef- forts for closer relationship between the home and the school and for the development of those factors which will secure for every -stu- dent the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. ,The special project for the P.T.A. during this school year has been the soundproofing of the band room. 32 President V. H. Thompson presides at a meeting of the N.D.C.C. Parents. N.D.C.C. PARENTS' CLUB N.D.C.C. Parents' Club, a rnunificent, lively organization, plans extracurricular activities and stimulates interest in the N.D.C.C. program. , Their patronage has helped ,to make the N.D.C.C. unit one of the most outstanding in the city. . ,Attending a meeting of the Dads' Club are Mr. H. W. Jones, Mr. Toby Sims, Mr. Al W ' an orsham, Mr. A. W. Kirtley, Mr. Bob Arnold, and Mr. E. R. Bobo. DADS' CLUB Members of the Dads' Club make every effort to boost school spirit and give support to athletic events. They have worked actively and diligently to promote spgrtsmanship and better citizenship among the students in this a' rea. Sam, -the Tiger mascot, at each event is a vigilant reminder of Tiger spirit and of the generosity of the Dads. if fi if it if VI V: i ii V E, E I V I ,y . 7 i l 1 3 i I I 1 E 4 Qi 1 Q 1 1 5 1 I . 1 i 4 I 2 . S l ! it I 4 tl il l I 1. It 1 Ill 'E i F I l cl M10 ip. E E I I I The of the 1111353 The 'by len Theirf Paigns andun The the nn band. ment 1 their s' HRM.. lust: Win

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Our cliool Life More Comfortable Through Service CAFETERIA WORKERS FRONT ROW: Ruby Mclntyre, Alma Walls, lyda Turney, Verda Whitaker, Ella Bauer, Ollie Wells, Barrie Morrison. BACK ROW: R. Cotton, Mable Peoples, Georgia Wilson, Nell Crona, Clara. Manager: Mrs. Verda Whitaker The cafeteria workers are instrumental in making it possible for Sam Houston students to C11j0y nutritious, well-balanced meals. The pleasure they d'erive from serving the students IS evident in the consistency of appetizing menus. ' CASHIERS . Carolyn Griswold, Charles Rudd, Loretta Denison

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mltfielations The parents of members of the Houstonettes and ofthe Tiger 'Band work together in their respective units as diligently- as do their offspring. The Houstonettes Mothers' Club aids the school by lending ga helping hand to the Houstonettes. Their activities include numerous fund-raising cam- paigns in order to buy articles such as hat boxes and uniform bags for the squad. The Band Parents were organized to increase the number of activities participated in by the band. The interest such groups have in the manage- ment of these organizations has added much to their successfulness. - . HOUSTONETT E MOTHERS' CLUB I Mrs., J. D. Robinson, President of the Houstonette Mother's Club,,and two fellow Officers, Mrs. M. E. Dwyer, and Mrs. P. Grassel, survey the results of their latest fund-raising project. BAND PARENTS' CLUB Mrs. O. Gear, Vice President of the Band Parentsf Club calls for discussion on a new activity 'proposed by a club-member. MID-TERM FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ella Allen, Physical Education, fB.S.,, Lamar Techlg Mr. Joseph Huckstein, Biology, fB.S., Lamar Techlg Miss Barbara Thornton, Home Economics, fB.S., Sam Houston Statej, SECOND ROW: Mr. Charence Davis, History, CBS., Sam Houston Statelg Mr. Jim Jircik, Biology, CB.S., Southwest Texas State, M.A., Univ. of Texaslg Mr. Paul Cain, Wood Shop, fB.S., East Texas Statel. 55