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Lynda L. Voswinkel (Boehm) (1962)

Kathy Culpepper (Gunderson) (1968)

Beverly McNease (Boudar Reed) (1968)

Glenna Chandler (Banano) (1969)

Merry Christmas to all. My home room teacher was Mrs. Alger. Anyone from her class.?

Rusty Koch (1971)

Looking for any of you that have a better memory than I do. I went to Fonville prior to Sam so the years would have been around 1965-1968. During that time I took drafting for three years from a man whose name that I just cannot remember. He had a dark room set up in the front part of the room and an old timey printing press in the back. He also had another class out in the shacks where we did ceramics, leather working, jewelry, glass, copper, etc. My wife and I were watching PBS this morning about craftsman type schools around the country and memories of the things I got to learn in his class.

Any of you remember him or the things you got to learn from him that few kids get to learn nowadays?

Robert Woodall (1967)

TO Rusty Koch, I remember a drafting teacher named R.D. Latham. Could that be him.

Caren Reynolds (Cates) (1965)

Beverly,

Thank you for the beautiful Christmas greeting and the reminder that Jesus is the Reason for the Season!!

Merry Christmas, Tigers, and blessings to you in 2019!

Rusty Koch (1971)

Thanks Robert but Mr. Lathom isn't the guy I'm trying to remember. 

Nancy Harantcavage (1969)

Latham was at Sam Houston Fall1966-Spring1969.  He was my homeroom teacher during that time.

Ruben Garza (1967)

Rusty I had the same teacher in Fonville. I took his drafting class and you describe the room perfectly. I developed pictures in that dark room and made business cards for my Dad on the printing press. He was right down the hall from my Homeroom teacher, Mr. McCullers and across the hall from Mr. Fuller who was my english teacher. Unfortunately there are no yearbooks in Junior High school or we could look up his name. I don't recall it right now but it may come to me later. Good luck!

Carole Carson (1967)

Hi Beverly,

Re post 4166

Your sweet words remind us He is the LIGHT OF THE WORLD. That is why we celebrate Christmas using so many lights. On trees, inside and outside our homes, around windows, on roof tops. IN HIM THERE IS NO DARKNESS. Your words describe  Him so accurately. He has been our HEALER, OUR PROVIDER, OUR GUIDE  AND THE LIFTER OF OUR HEADS.   

We can praise and thank Him for allowing us to be born in a great free country where we received such an excellent free public education at SHHS. So many inspiring , kind and dedicated teachers helped me and many others to achieve goals in life by guiding us through some turbulent teenage years. And many friends who espoused His ways have remained in my heart over time. You were/are His hands and feet here on this earth. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you!

Because of Grace,

Carole Carson ‘67

Kathy Culpepper (Gunderson) (1968)

Curtis Grissett (1966)

post 4168.  I was at Fonville from when it opened to 1963.  Several of us helped build and paint the darkroom.  If I am not mistaken, our teacher was Mr. Sherer (not sure of the exact spelling). Is this the person?

Steve Conroy (1973)

I had Latham for drafting at Sam in 70-71.  I remember his classroom being out in the shops.

Linda Burke (Litton) (1973)

Rusty Koch-could it be Clint Isbell? He taught woodshop there around that time. 

Rusty Koch (1971)

Thanks Ruben Garza .... we got to experience some things few did... I can picture him in my mind but cannot come up with a name. Then again I wonder what I had for breakfast. :)

Rusty Koch (1971)

Curtis ... I just don't know, it could be. Thanks

Ruben Garza (1967)

Rusty, 4180, After speaking with Robert Woodall, a friend from the HOOD since elementary school to now. We came to a conclusion that the teacher"s name was Mr. Scherer, Sheers or Shields. A tall gentleman who wore glasses, grayish hair, always wore khakis or slacks and a sports shirt, seldom a tie. He treated eveyone fair and repectful. A real nice guy. I hope this helps you in your search of his name and good luck. Fonville gave me such good memories. That's where I met my first love.  Even after graduation from good old Sam. The good times.:) 

Charlotte Pate (Poole) (1962)

    HAS ANYBODY GONE BY SHHS AND SEEN DEMOLITION WORK BEING DONE?

Carolyn Lucas (Varga) (1964)

I pass there frequently (Hardy Toll Rd side) and have not seen demolition.

Charlotte Pate (Poole) (1962)

THANKS, SUE.  THAT NEWS PUTS ME AT EASE.

Lee Price Harvey (Gunn) (1970)

Lee(Leigh) Harvey Gunn - Rusty Koch I roller skated at Rainbow with you during the 60's. How are you doing? I live west of Austin now.

Paula Ruzicka (1972)

Lee Price Harvey (Gunn) (1970) 
I remember well when you skated at Rainbow!  It was awesome to see you in action!
Even more awesome to see you in action these days - you are a super inspiration!
 

Dianna Riley (Watson) (1968)

Terry Bice ....
I see myself in the kinder pic you shared @ Burbank Elem...
WOW .....
Thanks for sharing!!!

Juanita Read (Cobb) (1969)

Does anyone have any information on THE CLASS of 1969 50th REUNION?  I hope we have one this year but I have not heard a single word about it.