Sam Rayburn High School - Statesman Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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,, ,S s , ,- g, .wg s ,fp smfsue W junior Historian Homer Chang assists 78 year old students in filling out voter registration cards. 292 HISTORY CLUB STA YS ACTIVE Members of the lunior Historians were responsible for the registration of eligible student voters at the beginning of the school year. The group traveled to Galveston's Lone Star Theater to see a historical play in September and took a cande-light tour of the homes in Sam Houston Park in December. In lanuary the club participated in a Regional Meet in Galveston and toured The Strand. Members entered a project in the State Convention at Fort Worth April 20-21. The lunior Historians were co-sponsored by Mrs. Toni Shuman and Mrs. Elaine Sparks. 'F X ,, l 2-Toizn lyei V O0 9t5 9P S , 5 Z fi 9 tl it C T Q 1 t A' F if 'ii X I Drtgtz Z T 'S af X 9 S C? mtl t rll G tt lt 9 l Q SQU9 22, X l T' ,g Xl -c gal -L .4 141' 'xx f vu . Members listen to a speaker at their meeting while Eric Davis gets caught in the act above

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Key Club members Pat Salinas and Cindy Bryant hand out balloons to youngsters at Mae Smith. . . - Nag 'EE 4 X- it tivities above. The club collects food for the needy while presi- dent Bobby More contemplates the club's ac- Coke adds Life, says this Key Club member as she works in the refreshment booth at the car- nival. KE Y MEMBERS SER VE OTHERS The Key Club demonstrated the gift of giving this year-both of time and ser- vices. Members sold apples in Septem- ber as the club's main money-making project. The Key Club helped make the Mae Smith Elementary School Halloween Carnival a success. Other activities of the club included collect- ing and repairing old bicycles for needy children, collecting food and can goods for families, and visiting the children's ward at Bayshore Hospital. fflf, 0..Q lil, 4 Q. x 2 C QR l' 5 ia :fl R 16, xc-jp' X-.fNA1,,l' '?1flf 291

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Bowling club member Terry Wille concentrates on perfecting his form as he releases the hall. fi r-'N-4-8' ff . . A , 4 X 5-c'7'XX-wffs Ti! X h!6,Xm '9 at A 'Wfif7'3Nif47TQ wg as ff., i 1 n 4 'ki 4, V .. 'ft .V .V 4 1 i 'Aw-come on you guys, says team member Gerald Parker. I can see you cheating from he-re. ' BO WLING CL UB STRIKES A GAIN The bowling club bowled every Wednesday afternoon at Fairlanes under the direction of sponsor Mr, Dennis Tiechelman. At the beginning of the year the group elected as its officers Mark Scott, president, Terri Mitchell, secretary, and Liz Taute and Lorrie Price, co-treasurers. The bowling club competed in one inner-team tourna- ment each trimester in which first, sec- ond and third place teams received tro- phies while last place teams were also recognized. -I X f Lorrie Price says, I do NOT like Io loself' QPWLUV O 0 1 o 0 2 9 CLU 2 95