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

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ORTHOPED!C CLASSES BELOW: Milton McCrary and Kathleen Jaeger. Hey! YcJu ' re ex- ceeding the speed limit. nt Cline, eroupoi ABOVE: Clockwise — Jim Bond, Bob Tatum, Norma Chudleigh, Donnie Sheets. Jesse McLemore. Inez Chud- leigh, Beverly Gray, Carolyn Campbell, Joe Beaver, polish up their Spanish pronunciation by listening to records. LEFT: Sitting — Pat Ramsey, -with Winnie Chappell, maid, greet Blue Monday hap- pily. 23

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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 '

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CAMPUSTROLOGY No. you can ' t take four study halls and two periods in gym! explains Mrs. West to Gerald Koster. Magoo pitches in to help Jan Gipson and Diane Whitby take care of the mob at the Bears ' Den. RIGHT: Bobby Nicol, on behalf of the student body, pre- sents Coach Rose a tomahawk with which to scalp the Indians. (Maybe next year it will work.) The Gauchos treat, so the football bunch strap the feedbag on for an evening of good food and a little fun. I. •Tii. ' tf r -»»jr , MM . -TT ' --. » L -J- 1 w« i r: rj ' i ' n - r+i t y iA ' .V f f -