San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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CAMPUSTROLOGY LEFT: Pat Tighe reads tlie morning de- votional over the public address system while Mr. Shaver looks on. BELOW: Never fear, the bomb squad ' s here . . . snickers fifth period chemistry class. dors hani islins Bill oiinw! pr j i ABOVE: The girls in the modern class say, You there! Watch your step! BELOW: Thanks to El Oroso Circulation staff for a job well done. First row: Marion Trapolino, Esther Gimble, Carol Arps. Second row: Jane Austin, Mary Ivory, Judy Margolin, Sharon Wilkenfeld, Mihon Nirken, Glenda Lerner, Melvin Buck. Third row: Deanna Chu, Pat Tighe, Howard Plotkin, Judy Peine, Dick Kelly, Jerry Bollfrass. Fourth row: Dolores Petersen, Sue Gardner, Ann Remsburg, Sue Cheatom, Jay Robin- son, Roy Gee. Not pictured : Elizabeth Perkins.

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CAMPUSTROLOGY In this section are the pic- tures depicting highlights of the student activity at San Jacinto. The actions are typi- cal, and subjects are a cross- section of the student body. This, the every-day life at San Jac, and the students them- selves, are truly the stars of the school and of this annual. N.F.L. members, Lowell Fink, Stephen Susman. Linda Hetherington. Eliza- beth Perkins, gather around to admire the plaque for being the leading chapter in 1956 . . . presented to them by Mr. Jacob. — f ABOVE : A familiar sight in the Solarium— Miss Collier ' s tutors hard ■B I at work helping other students. Here is Dana Donsky assisting Bill ' • Bullock. LEFT: The R.O.T.C. boys can always be seen early every morning raising the flag in front of the school. .j» », ' - - ' ' i-iv, -w T.r II I. n ■ ' ■ L 1 T.r. «. i i

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CLASSES kVi BELOW: Bobby Fisher starts on another crafts project. r. ■ w H ABOVE: Kathleen Jaeger, Mrs. Maynard, Rozelene Cline, Betty Loyacano. put the finishing touches on a group of pottery ashtrays. ORTHOPEDICS Foremost among all the students of San Jacinto because of their school spirit, strength of character, and friendly personalities are those in Mrs. May- nard ' s registration, the Orthopedics. This class is the only one of its kind in the city of Houston, and the students come from all over the city. Their par- ticipation in all student activities is ex- cellent — especially their record of at- tendance. On these pages are pictures of these students occupied in typical activities. We take great pleasure in saluting these bright stars of San Jacinto ' s galaxy. LEFT: Carolyn Campbell, DeValca White, look over a confusing assignment. . B. I. -J ' f 1 ±r r r r ;f,-w r- r ..I J. n • lv r ' X '