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' '1"ff51ifS' ' - .-19.141, 1 1' 12 I XQ-:'1Q,I',fyJg- 1 ' ' -J,".a"f 1 , The I963 wjacket The Yellowjacket Editors: Carol Bowman Diane DeKinder Margaret Wieting Pholographer: George Burge Sponsor: Volume 27 Published by the Annual Staff Alvin High School Alvin, Texas Miss Nancy Tyler Dur With your loyalty and enthusiasm, we achieved this-Our Record Year As We progress through the future, we hope you will recall the traditions and ac tivities which made this year unique. ecord Year at AH . . . . reflecting the following contents Campus Life .,.... ....,l 1 0 Classes ,........... ...... 4 6 Seniors 48 Juniors 68 Sophomores 82 Faculty s.-.............,,....... ...,,, 9 4 Aclministrators 96 Instructors 98 School Services 108 Personalities ..........,............. ....... 1 10 All-School Favorites 112 Class Favorites 116 Queens and Sweethearts 120 Coronation 124 Organizations ..... ,i.,... 1 26 Sports .....,..,........ ....... 1 62 Football 164 Basketball 174 Spring Sports 180 Community Support ..,.. ....... 1 94 Index ..,...... ......., 2 22 After the presentation of the school bell by Ricki Jacobs, Mr. Norwood Durr, presi- dent of the Alvin Jaycees, delivered the sportsmanship award for District l2AAA to Alvin High School, Standing at pep rallies has become a living tradition that has strengthened school spirit throughout this year of extra effort and contributions The 1963 YELLOWJACKET presents Our Record Year-a year reflecting the extra efforts and contributions which strengthened our traditions at AHS. This is our record year because each individual has contributed a little more through school spiritj through response to academic challenge, through re- sponsible leadership, and through class support of extracurricular activities. Each small act contributed to the intangible but lasting tradition of AHS. This created our record year and will set the pace for record years to come. . and so we dedicate and salute We, the yearbook staff, Wish to dedicate the 1963 YELLOW- JACKET to DR. GEORGE THOMPSON-a man with deep integrity, and a progressive attitude-a man who radiates cheerfulness around AHS, who inspires others, who is willing to unselfishly sacrifice extra hours to build a school with lasting traditions. Without his challenge, this would not have been Our Record Year. O O 6 Whether in the hall or in the office, Dr. Thomp- son is always available to in if 5' '53 Of, yy I gw! Vu ' lib f f ff 1 fff i?5f P i f , 1 e 4 4 Mfr' , . X X "Hats Off to You" . . . To the Student Council and to each class our thanks for making this our record year. The contribu- tions of time, spirit, leadership, and loyalty-the ex- tra efforts of service-all of these have created an in- tangible tradition. A tradition that makes this our record year and that sets the pace for record years to come. A up M' KM V Twlfn W 'rfllwwwllf , Y 5:4:,w .-Egg' ':fi4'1?1v , 'girl-W. . - 1f'fiL.'?Eff:'Sii fs V ,Z -Q aspm.w.'-.f-3,qQ,-t9Prfit:- IJ Q' '- mv ' -wi Y ' V- at " Fw 4' K f'f'f2f2s231:Q: W .Q. fail?-iwiy ' ' ' A fifilii? Y + - 1- , , 'fan .llllnnia , 414, f Alvin,s first homecoming parade assembles in the horseshoe to begin an evening of successful homecoming festivities. Before an enthusiastic crowd of exes, class floats and participating organizations marched through downtown Alvin demonstrating school spirit. 9 Fi X VV V, VX. VVVV 'V V VV fV,Vff V VV' V 'V V V V V V V . 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'VVV VVV'V'V"'V VVVQVVQVVVV , , V V VVV V VV"VV V"V'V'fV' ' V IVVV V VV ,VVVVV V VVVVVVVHVVV VWVV VV VV V VV"fVfV'V'V'VV ' 'V'ifV V ' V V' V V VV VVV'V'VVVVg 'VVVV VVVV' VVQVVVCVV ' ' V' V ,, ViVVVV'VVV'gV4,VVV,VV, V',VViViVVgVVVV 'QVVKV V V " V " 'Vf,V f 'VMVVV' fiffff, WV Vw, V VV VVVVVVVVVV ' V ' 'VfWVVf'VVf .V .V V,,, VV 1, ,Wi Our Record Yearih W Classes Begin Students Energetieally Plunge 000 QI St dents unhurrledly return to classes after an enhghtemng assembly. The excitement and fun of meeting new and old friends again filled the halls of AHS as the school year began. As the newness subsided stu- dents began the old routine of tardy slips, signing bus lists for football games, and being absent from school. The more scholarly students saw Miss Cope about studies While the others talked and had good times in the halls. 1 into School Routine 1 Civics' classes hold class elections in which .luniors actively participate. ,,,,v '55 f, , V ,,.n,, ,., o u f -,rjfgqvfw-ff ,, , Win or lose . . standing through the whole game has become a well-known tradition at AHS. V mlm wr ., f fi 5 A A , , f 5 W ,L qyyuigz 4 2 X W . E y , Q . , , ,,. ., J 1, if Q- .- 1 mf", . .-if fin-. 4 1 Zh mfgfzbw as ,, gc ,f f , ff, . A , I t S . I .,,., -,..., ,gf 1 5 1 5- a ff'-W P 'X , .W . :yn 4, J, ,. , rf Za. V: 3 ,. ,,,, E A , ,, V , I , . I nz: 1-f7f ,,,,,,,y,.,,, , , . M 291-.4 . A4,.NfZy,4., ' f 1: zz- MMM I 3"-liar..-ftYf ,f f-ff ' 'f ,, ' Kg' fr ,, ' f ,. nf, f . f,,,.M,Q., f ,f,, ,,,,,, , of f uf , , , . 'f ' ,xi-f 177 H 4 , 4 ff' ' Mr. Rusk checks formation as IA the band students take a break. Through tears or joy the school song was sung after every game Mike Tilly and .lacky Roland nervously await the toss of the coin and officials decision. School Spirit Soars . . Tommy Howard throws a hard block enabling Steve Barber to gain a first down for the Jackets. 3 Standing on the sidelines, coaches and players encourage the team to victory. New Traditions Take Hold While waiting for the buses, Jackettes anticipate the outcome of the game. I5 Senior girls defeated Junior girls 24-6 at the annual Powderpuff football game. Seniors Score New Record . . . Victorious for 'Daniel play. I6 Demonsl' huddle as quarterback Mary Bean explains the Enthusiasm is displayed by Senior girls as cheerleaders lead them in yells. Demons' captains-Judy Tanner, Mary Bean, and Barbara Dezo exhibited tools of their trade. Two Straight Years Senior HMonstersW and Junior :'Demons" en- thusiastically planned and prepared for HPoWder- puffw as October 5 drew near. Long hours of practice contributed to a well-played game and an entertaining half time. Good sportsmanship was displayed by both teams as the Seniors umashedn to victory. Talented cheerleaders lifted team spirit through defeat and victory, while players hurriedly took water breaks between plays. Mixed emotions and congratulations filled the atmosphere at the end of the game. Q1 9 Beauties, floats, and football captured the spirit of homecoming. Rivalry between the parade. The evening was highlighted with the Exes and students of AHS enjoyed a fun-filled The Spirit of Homecoming Begins . . Sophomords Wfrojan Horse" displayed the surprise attack that "Pand0ra'S BOX" Won first place for the Junior C1355 on its I ' 7 r 1 1 was in store for the Wfigersf Orlgmahty and heguty, I8 5 Q 7, 4 -f classes began with the building of floats which 4 were the main attraction of the homecoming 14 5 crowning of the queen and the Jackets, 7-6 vic- tory over LaMarque. Q 6 Is, evening of dancing. Miss Diane DeKinder was crowned homecoming queen. Her attendants were Diane Butler, Donna Mortensen, and Margaret Wieting. . . New Customs Invade Campus M The speed of the Seniors' chariot seemed to possess the Jackets as they raced to victory. 1:9 5 I I if 5 E ? ,l J L f f r L. Junior high royalty posed for pictures before the two evenin performances. Village singers entertained court royalty. . . . Alvin Treated as Jane Nan Pearson and Sharon Wellborn brilliantly narrated the etory of 4'Auturnn Festival." Coffee Was Crowned Halloween Queen Taking a break, the royal entertainers laughed over a joke before curtain. 2l 2 Alvinis coaches and their wives enjoyed the evening festivities. .ludge R. E. Blount spoke as the guests at the head table enthusias- tically listened. We The Annual Football Banquet and Band Prom Highlights I Q Everyone cnjoyed good food and conversation at the Football Ban- quet. 22 'Z The AHS Dance Band provided music at the dance following the banquet. U sz. M .X,. ,lunior high students who dressed as geisha girls and house boys served refreshments to band members. Band members participated in an evening of Mary Ann Leedy and Cecil Henry were chosen Sweetheart and Band Beau. dancing with music by wlfhe Sonnets." Mid-Season Activities The close of football season brought about the annual Football Banquet. The guest speaker for the occasion was ,ludge R. E. Biount, whose speech was enjoyed by the football players, Jackettes, and band members. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Football Sweetheart, Margaret Wieting. 4'Oriental Gardensi' was the theme of this year's Band Prom. Mary Ann Leedy and Cecil Henry were presented as Sweetheart and Band Beau. The Student Union Building was cleverly decorated with Japanese lanterns and fans. .,f" , ,wg Q 'ZOYQ4 ' ' SN Y. ' f 5 . ff' 1 mf I 4 f Ms- yy 9, 'W f ga Q ' xp: li ..i, -'N4 -.4 C ,nag I Assemblies both humorous and serious were a source of en- joyment for all students. Students Interests Widen . Various types of assemblies were presented throughout the school year. These consisted of the presentation of athletic and academic awards as Well as assemblies planned and presented by the student body. One of the more popular assemblies is Student Government Day. The student body is divided into two political parties each choosing candidates to run for county offices. Each party presents a skit trying to win votes for their candidates. Alvin's student government officers are, FIRST ROW: Wayne Foster, District Clerkg Gerry Long, District Attorneyg Janice Webb, County Clerkg James Hensley, County Surveyorg and Paul Wofford, County Sheriff. SECOND ROW: Jacky Roland, County Judgeg Larry Simpson, Tax Collector-Assessorg Nathan Hankamer, County Commissionerg and Tommy Self, County Treasurer. . Assemblies Range From Politics to Entertainment loneer Party members laughed good-naturedly as Longhorns present eir skit. w Twelfth jury man, Donald Mears, turned Hthumbs down" condemning the Longhorn defendant. 27 New Talent Discovered . . . Seniors Present A ll f I t 1 sed, the first musical presented by a senior class was a success. A musical comedy, 'Swinging Highf' was presented by the senior class. The Yellow Jacket Dance Band provided the musical accompaniment. Mr. Cecil Rusk, band director, Miss Janet Culber- son, and Mrs. Jo Bennett, drama coaches, directed the casting. The play ran for two evenings, March 15th and 16th, having large audiences both nights. Members of the cast were: Frank Emert, Sharon Wellbo1'n, Ricki Jacobs, 'Carole Botter, Bill Ennis, Mary Ann Leedy, Rene Pettiet, Jim Rutledge, and Lawrence Guess. First Musical Mr, McDuff, Frank Ernert, and Connie, Sharon Wellborn, were dazed as the chemistry experiment exploded. Senior boys watched as Charlie Truksa displayed his skill at yo-yoing. Good Old Days Relived . . Senior students let the thoughts of the past dominate their minds, as costumes of various colors and de- signs, stuffed animals, Wagons, and lolly-pops were seen on Kid Day. The activities began with a skit at lunch time followed hy a parade of costumes. Judges chose the cutest couple, the cutest girl, and the cutest boy. After the parade, the students walked over to the park for a picnic and games. The day was ended by a skating party given that night. Seniors Enjoy Childhood Experiences Art Linkletter, alias Doctor Thompson, asked several students questions like those heard on television. 30 Kid Day activities were chaperoned by senior mothers. 1 t Seniors Diane Butler and Jacky Roland were chosen cutest couple while Benelese Scott and Noel Adams were chosen cutest girl and boy. Frank Emert, the M.C. of the skit, followed along as other senior boys enjoyed the show. Senior students, dressed in Kid Day costumes, mingled together before the start of the parade. 3l Ull.. science contestants were: Ricki Jacobs, Sherilyn Shaw, Sherrie Young, and Monte Bobele Cnot picturedl. Students participating in UIL number sense and slide rule were: John Casey, Joe Godwin, Sam Ramirez, Mr. Locke, Sponsor. Not pictured: Jimmy McNatt, Monte Bobele, Harold Reavis, and Eilzabeth Hunter. U.I.L. Contest Begins . . . Participanhf "TE ft., f rr., -,,.,, Typing and shorthand students representing Alvin were, FIRST ROW: Jody Graham, Leesa Cravens, Beverly Porter, Gloria Singh, and Cheryl Burks. SECOND ROW: Cecelia Ray, Gay Nell Gustafson, Carole Botter, Betty Borm, and Irene De. 32 Leon fnot pictured J. UIL ready writing and spelling contestants were: Juannell Arney, Alvin's UIL play cast consisted of Leesa Cravens, Jim Rutledge, Martha Taunton, Barbara Childres, Karen Turvey, Wineva Hankamer, Gerry Long, Walter Royce, Larry Simpson, and Anne Horn. and Joy Bullard. Enter Literary Events i epresenting Alvin in journalism were Kay Thomas, Linda razier, Candy Barfield, and Sandra Mclsemore Knot picturedl. UIL poetry and speech contestants were: Wayne Lynch, Candy Barfield, Frank Emert, Bill Ennis, Sandra Sanford, and Janice Adams. 33 X Q frefzkz if, 4 VO 'N Q f- ,kj f Q72 4? ,Q yi, ual edv S members lah-zillah to old members as narr of the Frank Emert experienced the satisfaction felt by every girl as Sharon Wellborn "ratted" his hair. 35 A Hawaiian Luau, held in the Student Union Building, was sponsored by the student council as the all-school party. Hawaiian punch along with sandwiches and cookies were served under a grass hut. Palm trees and pineapples lined the Walls While mats were placed on the floor for chairs. Each person was given a lei as he came in the door. Music was provided by the Continentals for those who Wanted to dance, and games were held in the girls' gym. Prom and Luau Set Pace Members of the student council proudly exhibited the decorations for the all chool party. '4Southern Plantationi' was used as this year's theme of the Junior-Senior Prom. for Spring Activities Seated at the head table were the junior and senior class officers, students participating in the program, and their dates. I 'QPSK Negro servants, typical of the old South, were represented hy sopho more students dressed to fit the part. 37 ' Intramural awards were given to individual teams having gained the most points during the year. Jacky Roland, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Roland, was the recipient of the coveted Tinnin Cup. Athletic and Scholastic Awards Presented Janice Webb received the 4'Most Outstanding Jacketten award. 38 ' '- -ef f , , iff? f 5 Coach Henry presented Mike Tilly, Howard Roark, Tommy Howard, and Jacky Roland with the Matushita Award. Scholarships were given to, FIRST ROW: Lawrence Guess and Barbara Beasley, Rotary Clubg Betty Borm, Insurance Agents' Scholar- ship, Betty Adcock, Alvin Business Women's Association Scholarship, and Benelese Scott and Wayne Lynch, Parent-Teacher Scholarships. SECOND ROW: Cecil Henry, S.H.S.T.C. Cecil Rusk Scholarshipg Ricki Jacobs, Dow Chemical Scholarshipg and Bill Ennis and Margaret Wieting, Insurance Agents' Scholarships. 1 Sandra McLem0re and Kay Thomas accepted the "Award of Merit" for the Clarion Staff. Ricki Jacobs, valedictorian, and Sharon Wellbom torian, were honored in assembly. , saluta- 39 Karen Turvey, Ricki Jacobs, and Leesa Cravens were presented with English awards. Awards were presented to Glenn Ford, Most Outstanding Senior Student, Wayne Lynch and Margaret Wieting, American Legion Awards, and Bill Ennis and Betty Borm, Danforth Awards. Jimmy McNatt, Pam Knight, John Casey, and ,lean Ryan were honored for their selection for Boys, and Girls' State. Students Receive Honors for Individual Work The VFW essay awards were given to Jean Ryan, Marilyn Dollar, and .loe Godwin. Betty Adcock and Susan Measles received home- ntzalgng awards, and Betty Borm received the typing award. Frank Emert and Ricki Jacobs planted the water oak tree presented to the Senior Class of 1967 hy the Senior Class of l963. 1 Betty Adcock received the Crisco Award from Hrs. Roberts while Susan Measels received the Silversrnith Award. I I Glenn Ford received the Senior Class of 1961 Award which was presented by Wayne Boyd. 4 Mr. H. H. McClure. Mr. John McNiel presented the Danforth Award to Bill Ennis and Betty Borm. 4 4'l The Dow Chemical Scholarship was presented to Ricki ,lacobs by 42 Graduation was the end and the beginning for the 1963 sen- iors. After twelve years of con- tinuous study and hard work, the fun and enjoyment of high school days came to an end. Graduation was highlighted by senior activities and Bacca- laureate. At commencement exer- cises, Ricki Jacobs and Sharon Wellborn both gave speeches chal- lenging the Senior Class of 1964 to bigger and better things and to carry on the traditions of Alvin High -School. End of the school year brought about many varied emotions to graduating sen- iors. ? XJ. f aff V - vw' I ' j? ' 5, ' , , ' W ssrl f" ,- , 'c,. ,rf 1, f l ,K 41. i 9 ,4 .. 7,, ctrc t - by -E., - - f 4 '-,, f - V we if i ir fa- ' 4 ' - ..... g V Q ' -f -V 'f f- C 4 , '- - v ,f VV ,g. ., .-Z ' I V, T , V gf, , I my . :Iggy 2? if f ' ca or ' 9.7 5' , 2,49 ig '-2-4, Qf ifa .:'g " .ihfifffw 2" ' j 'L' b y f 'f X - ' , . 1. W Seniors Receive Recognition . . . as End of School 2 ,KK KK ix? Juniors and sophomores sang the school song to seniors at the last assembly of the year. Senior boys checked programs before Baccalaureate. Happy senior looked forward to the long-awaited Baccalaureate service. , Draws Near V ni' A ff, ,Q 'Q we r -,mg I The processional was amomentous occasion. Seniors awaited the processional in front of the auditorium 43 , The top ten graduates were: Sharon Wellborn, Ricki Jacobs, Marianne Munz, Margaret Wieting, Wayne Lynch, Carol Bowman, Barbara Beasley, Mike Tilly, Cecelia Ray, and Benelese Scott Knot picturedl. Ricki Jacobs was valedictorian and Sharon Wellborn, salutatorian The solemn thoughts and feelings of many graduating seniors were of the 1963 class. exposed through facial expressions. 44 Y Senior Year Closes . . . Seniors talked excitedly of the coming ceremony, of celebration plans, and of plans for the future while waiting for the processional to begin. Future Hopes and Dreams in Sight The importance and the seriousness of the graduation ceremony was felt by all seniors. 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Seniors Work for Record Year . . During a class meeting on December 10, the seniors selected the blue iris as their flower to be backed by the colors of blue and white. After much discussion, they decided upon the' motto: 'The reward of a thing well done is to have done itf' Under the chairmanship of Miss Cope, the senior class sponsors, Miss Scale, Miss Congrady, Miss Tyler, Mr. Locke, and Mr. Roberts, helped the seniors with their activities throughout the year. Noel Adams Betty Adcock Julie Agee Laney Alexander Class Officers Unite Seniors for I963 Ronnie Alexander Juannell Arney Arleen Avitts Steve Barber Donald Bennett Penny Boothe Betty Borm Carole Botter Carol Bowman Donald Brough t01l Candy Barfield Jerry Barnett Mary Batson Barbara Beasley Senior Enrollment Tops I39 James Broughton Jimmy Brown Hamilton Browne . . . Successful Year in Sight Seniors quickly glance through their economics books before class discussion begins Linda Bryant Johnny Buelow James Burts Diane Butler Jimmy Callihan Jane Campbell Monster Mashers Take Powderpuff Championship Robert Carlisle Pauline Clutter Jane Coffee Nick Cordova Joe Cothron Betty Crainer Mary Croix Diane Deliinder Irene Delseon ,lose Delseon Fernan Duenaz Q o 1 Good Sportsmanship and Spirit Displayed I Seniors Steve Barber, "Pucker" Robertson, Terry Palmer, and junior, Weldon Robertson, study a chart on a fundamental metal-work process. In metal shop the boys use the principles to make useful household items. I Barbara Durrett Frank Emert Bill Ennis Jimmy Epley Seniors Proudly Exhibit Their Rings Glenn Ford Linda Frazier John Geelan Johnny Glosson Jody Graham Lawrence Guess Gay Nell Gustafson Nathan Hankainer Cecil Henry . . A Momentous Symbol of Twelve Years On February 5, the senior class met to discuss the musical, :Swinging Highf' as their senior class play. Mr. Rusk volunteered this musical for presentation. Susan Herndon Pat Hodges Nelda Howell Phillip Huerta Riclci ,lacohs Becky Keele Seniors Select Flower - the Blue Iris Richard Krarnpota Mary Ann Leedy Tommy Linn L Patsy Little i Gerry Long Betty Lonis Mary Ellen Luna Wayne Lynch - - "' ' Terry Mark Vivian Mayo Susan Measels and Their Colors - Blue and White Wm? me NH '4'Q1A?yp , :e. ,,,. ,t:fa-.- . , -ll'-1 '1 5 ' , is ' ' v . kxiwf fzmf. " f Y' f 3 ' vs: i, J 1 V . x., ii' -. ,Div W '- - ' - -Li l. - "1 Senior shorthand students gain extra skill by listening to and practicing with dictation records. 57 Marianne Munz Robert McCauley Tommy MCKissick Mike Mclaendon Ronald Norris Diane Orsak Penny Meinke Charles Miller Charles uBuddy,' Moore Donna Mortensen AHS Student Council Organized . . WWW! Joyce Owen Terry Palmer Nan Pearson . . . Nine Seniors Provide Excellent Leadership Senior homemaking students receive instructions from Mrs. Roberts as they cut out and prepare to sew their garments Rene Pettiet Terry Pollard Howard Roark Lynn HPucker7' Robertson Marvin Robinson Jacky Roland Larry Rose Walter Royse .lim Rutledge Chris Sanchez James Powell Rudy Puente Cecelia Ray Harold Reavis Academic Awards and Honors "9Y-www We Margaret Sandoval Joyce Savell Rosie Sayers Climax Cur Record Senior Year After composing a ballad for Miss Keel-s senior Enfvlish class Frank E 6 , mert and R1Ckl Jacobs presented the song during an assembly program Frank ac- R companied icki with his guitar as they harmonized to the tune of Wfhe Beverly Hillbillies." Benelese Scott George Scruggs Tommy Self Larry Simpson With Spring the Year Draws to a Close Kenneth Skillern Patricia Smith Peggy Smith Rose Marie Smith Susan Speed Cecil Standiey Tommy Stansel Martha Stanton Charles Summers . Seniors Salute Alvin High School Senior English students listen as Miss Congrady lectures to them about Chaucer Barbara Till Michael Tilly , Charles Truksa Judy Truksa Joe Charles Villanueva June Villanueva Our Motto - "The Reward of a Thing Well Done Janice Webb Sharon Wellborn Linda West Margaret Wieting Dick Williams Robert Williams Brenda Wills Gloria Wissner Paul W0ffOl'd Kenneth Womack Bobbie Woodard . is to Have Done It" After being nominated by the student body, Alvin's representatives, .loyce Savell and .lacky Roland, went to Angleton to compete in the district Physical Fitness Program. Receiving the largest number of votes, they brought home the district Mr. and Miss Physical Fitness titles for Alvin. 1, 65 ADAMS, NOEL Puwdvrpuff Beau 62-63. Twirlcr 61-62: Track 60-63, District Champs 59-62: Athletic Club 60- 63: Junior Olympics 623 Basketball 59-613 Chess Club 59-60, Pres.: FFA 59-63, Chapter Conduct- ing Team 59-62, Chapter Star Farmer 62. Lone Star Farmer 62. ADCOCK. BETTY FHA 59-63, V.-Pres. 62-633 FTA 60-61. Transfer from Pcarlantl High School, Pcarlnnd, Texas, AC-EE, JULIE Library Club 62-633 Powde-rputf Champs 62-633 Senior Play: UIL One-Act Play 62-63. Trans- fer from Laltlnrque High School, Lahlarque, Texas. ALEXANDER. LANEY Powderpuff Champs 61-63, Manager 61-623 Busi- ness Club 62-633 Band 59-63, Dance Band 61- 625 Band Club 60-613 UIL Number Sense 59- 603 Slide Rule Club 59-603 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61-62, ALEXANDER, RONNIE FFA 59-62, Farm Skill Contest 60-61, Livestock Judging Contest, Texas ASM 60-61. Houston Fat Stock Shoo 59-603 Chr-ss Club 62-635 Pho- tography Club 61-623 Stamp Club 59-60. ARNEY, JUANNELL Library Club 61-63, Pres. 62-63, Rep. 61-623 CLARION Staff 62-633 Quill and Scroll 62-633 FTA 61-62: UIL Typewritingf 61-623 FHA 59- 613 UIL Ready Vlfriting 59-60: JUNIOR HIGH- LIGHTS Staff 59-60. AVITTS. ARLEEN Speech Club 62-633 Jackettes, 61-62: Library Club 61-623 Dramatics Club 59-60. BA-RBER. STEVE Most Handsome AHS Boy 62-633 Speech Club 62-633 Powderpuff Mom 62-633 Football 59- 62, Capt. 59-60, District Honorable Mention 61- 623 Athletic Club 61-623 Junior Class Vice- Presiclent3 Coronation Duke 60-61: Track 59- 61Q Junior Historian Club 60-61: Most Handsome Sophomore Boyg Sophomore Class Vice-Presb dentg Basketball 59-60: Freshman Class Presi- dentg Student Council 59'6OQ Gladiator Club 59-60. RARFIELD, CANDY Jackettes, 60-633 NHS 61-63. Treas. 62-633 YELLOWJACKET Staff 62-63, Personalities Ed.g CLARION Staff 62-63, Sports Co-Ed.3 Powder- puff Champs 61-633 National Council of Eng- lish Teachers Noniination for Award 61'O3Q Sci- ence Club 61-62, Sec.3 UIL Expository Speech 61-623 National Odd Fellows United Nations Youth Pilgrimage Delegate Competitor, 61- 623 Speech Club 60-61, Parl.: Slide Rule Club 59-601 Press Club 59-60. BARNETT, JERRY Speech Club 60-613 Powderpuff Cheerleader 61- 633 Senior Play: Industrial Arts Club 61-62, Sgt. at Arms: Stamp Club 59-60. BATSON, MARY FBLA 61-63, Parl. 62-63. Transfer from Ray Miller High School, Corpus Christi, Texas, BEASLEY, BARBARA Powderpuff Champs 62-633 Spanish Club 61-63, Cor. Sec. 62-632 Volleyball Team 59-633 Top Ten in Senior Class. Transfer front Colorado City High School, Colorado City, Texas. BENNETT, DONALD BOOTHE, PENNY Band 59-633 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61- 63, Pres. 62-633 Gulf Coast Industrial Arts Stu- dents Asst. Rc-porter 62-631 Powderpuff Champs 61-633 Senior Play3 Junior Historian Club 60- 613 Girls' Sports Fan Club S9-60. BORM, BETTY' Library Club 61-63, V.-Pres. 61-62, Rep, 62- 63: Senior Playg Powclerpuff Champs 61-633 FHA 60-613 UIL Typing 60'6TQ Slide Rule Club 59- 603 UIL Shorthand 62-63. BOTTER, CAROLE Business Club 62-63, Pres.3 FTA 62-631 UIL Shorthand 62-633 Band 59-621 Twirler S9-62: .Coronation Princess 62-633 Senior Play: Indus- trial Arts Club for Girls 60-623 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. BOWMAN, CAROL Cheerleader 60-63, Head Cheerleader 62-633 Quill'and Svroll 61-63, Sec. 62-633 NHS 61- 63g Industrial Arts Sweetheart 62-633 Annual Staff 60-633 Soph. Ed. 60-61, Organizations Ed. 61-62, Editor 62-63: Powderpuii Champs 61- 633 Top Ten in Senior Class: Student Council 60-623 FFA Rodeo 60-633 Basketball Sweetheart 62-633 Junior Class Secretary: Federalist Party Whip 61-623 Brazoria County Fair Pageant Repre- sentative 60-613 Valedirtorian 59-603 UIL Ready Writing 59-60. BROUGHTON. DONALD Band 59-63, Dance Band 61-63, All-District Band 62-633 Band Club 62-633 Texas State Drawing Competitor 61-621 Photography Club 60-623 JUN- IOR HIGHLIGHTS Staff 59-60, Art Ed. BROUGHTON, JAMES Band 59-633 Band Club 59-60, 62-633 Photog- raphy Club 61-623 Chess Club 60-615 Track 59- 603 Film Club 59-60. 66 Senior Achievements BROWNE, HAMILTON YELLOlVJACKE'l' Staff 60-63: Student Council 61-633 Quill and Scroll 62-633 Senior Play: Pioneer Party Co-Chairman 62-633 Texas Boys' State 61-62: UIL Extenip. Speaking 60-61. BROWN, JIMMY Coronation Duke 62-633 Powderpuff Drutu Major 62'6llQ Most Handsome Senior Boy3 Golf 59- 63, District Champs 60-613 Most Handsome Jun- ior Boy3 Basketball 59'62Q Coronation Prince 61-623 National Odd Fellows United Nations Youth Pilgrimage Delegate Competitor 61-62: .-Xthlctic Club 61-623 Math Club 59-61. BRYANT, LINDA Library Club 62-63. Transfer from Clear Creek High School, League City, Texas. BUELOW, JOHNNY Football 59-60, 61-623 FFA 59-62, Pres. 59-603 Gladiator Club 59'60Q Basketball 59-60. BURTS, JAINIES BUTLER, DIANE Most Popular Senior Girl3 Band 59-63, All- District 61-63, Cor. Sec. 62-63: All-Regional Reading Band 61-623 Powderpuff Champs 61-63. Tri-Capt. 61-623 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61-633 Homeconiing Queen Candidate 62-633 Pioneer Party Whip 62-633 Volleyball Team 60-63, Cu-Capt, 60-61: Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-603 Valentine Sweetheart 59-60: Softball Team 59-60, Co-Capt. CALLIHAN, JIMMY State Lone Star Farmer Award 62-633 FFA 60-62, V.-Pres. 61-62, Treas. OO-O11 Most Out- standing Chapter Farmer Award 61-62: Star Greenhancl Award 60-61. CAMPBELL. JANE Jackettes 59-63: FHA 62-633 Slide Rule Club 61-623 Junior Historian Club 60-61. CARLISLE, ROBERT Chess Club 59-60, 62-63: Football 60-61, 62- 633 Senior Playg Photography Club 61-62: Track 60-613 Athletic Club 60-613 I-'FA 59-60, CLUTTEQR, PAULINE Volleyball Team 59-623 Softball Team 59-60. COFFEE, JANE Library Club 62-63, Sec.3 FTA 61-63, Treas. 62'O33 ,Iackettes 62-633 Coronation Queen 62- 63g Powderpuif Champs 61-633 Industrial Arts Club for Girls O0'61Q Junior Historian Club 60-61: FHA 60-613 Band 59-61, Twirler 59-603 UIL Ready Writing 59-603 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-603 Top Ten of Class 59-60. CORDOVA, NICK FFA 59-623 Football 60-623 Athletic Club 60-62, COT1-IRON, JOE Senior Play3 Photography Club 60-62, Pres. 61- 623 Powderpuff Twirlcr 61-62: Track 59-603 Radio Club 59-60. CRAINER, BETTY Band 59-633 Powderpufi Champs 61-633 Business Club 62-633 Senior Playg UIL Typing 61-623 Junior Historian Club 61-623 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 60-613 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. CROIX, MARY Jackettes 60-633 -1-H Club 59-63, Sec.-Treas. 62- 633 FTA 60-63, V.-Pres. 62-633 FHA 62-63, Re- porterg Powdcrpuff Champs 62-63: Slide Rule Club 61-623 Junior Historian Club 60-613 Girls' Sports Finn Club 59-60. . DEKINDER, DIANE Miss AHS 62-633 Homecoming Queen 62-632 Stu- dent Council 62-63, Cor. Sec.: Student Coun- cil Summer Worksltop 625 NHS 61-633 Jackettes 60-63, Pres. 62-633 YELLOWJACKET Staff 61- 63, Jr. Class Ed. 61-62, Asst. Ed. 62-633 Quill and Scroll 61-63, Pres, 62-633 Powderpuff Champs 61-632 Senior Playg Longhorn Party Co-Chairman 62-633 Junior Class Parliamen- tariang Most Beautiful Junior Girlg Girls' State Alt. 61-623 CLARION Staff 61-62, Society Ed.3 UIL Journalism Alt, 61-623 Coronation Princess O0-613 Junior Historian Club 60-61, Treas.3 Cheerleader 59-603 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. DELEON, IRENE Spanish Club 60-63, Pros. 62-63, Sec. 60-613 Business Club 61-623 UIL Spelling 59-60, DELEON, JOSE PASF 60-63. DUENAZ, FERNAN DURRETT, BARBARA ,Iaclccttcs 61-633 Pnwderpuff Champs 61-DSQ Li- brary Club 62-633 FFA Rodeo 59-633 Business Club 61-623 Brazoria County Rodeo Queen 61- 622 Volleyball Team 59-613 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-603 Softball Team 59-60. EMEKT, FRANK Senior Class Prcsident3 Student Council 62- 63, Parl.3 Student Council Summer lVorkshop 623 Jackette Bcnu 62-633 Football Mgr. 62- O31 Senior Play3 Time Magazine Current Events Contest 61-623 National Odd Fellows United Na- tions Youth Pilgrimage Dclcgate Competitor 61- 623 Track 61-623 Athletic Club 61-63: Powder- pulf Twirler 61-623 MOM 62-63. Transfer from El Dorado, Arkansas. ENNIS, BILL U Band 59-63, Parl, 62-63, All-District Band 62- 633 Coronation Truinpetcr 62-633 Dance Baud 60-63: YELLOWJACKET Staff, Faculty Ed. 62-633 Senior Play: Powderputt Twirlcr 61-62: Band Club 59-623 Ull. Prose Reading 61-63. Dis- trict 61-63. EPLEY, JIMMY Chess Club 59-60, 62-633 FFA 59-63, Sf- CWI' ducting Team 60-62, Junior Conducting: 'leant 59-603 Gladiator Club 59-60. FORD, GLENN Basketball 59-633 Baseball 60-63: .-Xlblciil' Club 61-633 Junior Class TYPBSXITCIQ Junior Historian Club 60-61, Pres,3 Sophomore Class Treasurer: Student Council 59-60, Treas.: Bob Beatty Award 59-60. FRAZIER, LINDA Student Council 62-633 Senior Class Correspond- ing Secrctary3 Powrlerpuff Champs 61-633 Library Club 62-635 CLARION Staff 62-632 Business Club 61-623 Art Club 60-613 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. GEELAN, JOHN FFA 59-633 Band 59-62. GLOSSON, JOHNNY Band 59-633 Band Club 62-63: CIIESS Club 62- O33 Photography Club 60-623 Model Craft Club 59-60. GRAHAM, JO KATHRYN Powderpufi Champs 61-633 French Club 62-633 FHA 62-633 Junior Historian Club 61-623 Band 59-613 Band Club 60-613 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. GUESS, LAWRENCE Spanish Club 61-62, Sec-.3 Powderpuff Twirler 62-633 Senior Play3 Science Club 61-62, Re- porterg Slide Rule Club 60-613 Speech Club 59- 603 Band 60-61. GUSTAFSON, GAY NELL Band 59-63, Reporter 62-633 Powderpuff Champs 61-633 Coronation Lady-in-Waiting 62-633 Duch- ess 60-O13 YELLOWJACKET Staff 62-63, Sen- ior Ed.3 Senior Play: UIL Shorthand Alt. 62-633 Quill and Scroll 62-633 Volleyball Team 60-62, Mgr. 61-62: Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61-62: UIL Typewriting Alt. 61-62: JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS Staff 59-60, HANKAMER, NATHAN Football 59-623 Athletic Club 60-633 Student Government County Commissioner 62-633 Science Club 60-623 UIL Science 61-62: Powderpufi Beau 61-623 Track 60-613 Gladiator Club 59-60: Math Club 59-60. HENRY, CECIL Senior Play 62-63: Band S9-63, Pres. 62-63, All-District 60-63. Band Beau 62-633 Band Club 59-62, Pres. 61-623 Photography Club 60-61. HERNDON, SUSAN FTA 62'633 Business Club 62-63, Treas.3 Powder- puff Champs 62-63: Coronation Duchess 62-633 Senior Play, Transfer from Collinsville, Illinois. HODGES, PAT Football 59-63: Athletic Club 60-63: Powderpuif MOM 62-63, Cheerleader 61-623 Track 59-603 Radio Club 59-603 Gladiator Club 59-60. HOWELL, NELDA Library Club 62-63, V.-Pres.: Senior Play3 FHA 59-61, HUERTA, P1'I1LLlP JACOBS. RICK1 Valedictorian 62-633 Most Representative Sen- ior3 Student Assembly President 62-633 Foot- ball 59-63, Co-Capt. 59-60, Honorable Mention All-District 61-633 Athletic Club 61-63, Sec. 62- 633 Student Council 59-63. Treats. 61-62, V.- Pres. 59-60, Pres. 62-633 NHS 61-633 Senior Class TICSSUIGFQ UIL Science 62-633 Track 62- 633 Powderpuff Cheerleader 62-63, Twirler 61- 623 Senior Playg Longhorn Party Co-Chairman 62-633 Boys' State 61-62: UIL Math and Sci- ence 61-623 Honorable Mention National Merit Scholarship 61.-62: Student Council Summer Worksliop 60-62: American Legion Award 59- 603 Slide Rule Club 59-60. JOBES, DONALD KRAMPOTA, RICHARD LAMPE, ROBERT LEEDY, MARY ANN Band 59-63, Trcas. 62-63, All-District 60-61: Business Club 62-63, Sec.g Powderpuff Champs 61-63, Mgr, 62-63: FTA 62-63: Band Sweetheart 62-633 Senior Play: Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61-623 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. LINN, TOIMMY Football 59-633 Athletic Club 60-633 Senior Play? Basketball S9-623 Slide Rule Club 6O'61Q Track 59-60. LITTLE, PATSY Library Club 61-63, Trcas. 62-63, Sec. 61-62: Volleyball Team 60-633 Art Club 59-60, Sec. LONG, GERRY Student Government District Attorney 62-632 Senior Playg Speech Club 62-633 UIL One-Ac! Play 62-63. Transfer from Houston, Texas. LONIS, BETTY Library Club 62-63, V.-Pres.3 Powderpuff Champs 61-623 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 60-615 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60: LUN.-X. MARY ELLEN Jackettes 60-633 PASF 62-63, PML: Pgwdcr. puff Champs 61-631' Senior Play: Library Club 61-62: JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS Staff 59-60: Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. LYNCH, WAYNE Top Ten in Senior Classg Baseball 60-63, All- District 61-62g Illost Likely to Succeed 62-63: Coronation Narrator 61-62, Cast 62-633 Powder- puff Cheerleader 62-63: YELLOWJACKET Staff 60-63, Sports Ed. 60-635 Student Council 60-62, Pres, 61-629 Most Representative Junior Boy: Junior Class Presidcntg Student Assembly Presi- dent 61-625 Most Representative Sophomore Boy: Sophomore Class Presidentg Press Club 59-60, Ed,g Band 59-60, Freshman Class Secre- tary-Treasurer. MARK, TERRY Football 59-635 Quill and Scroll 61-63g YEL- LOWIACKET Staff 62-63, Co-Sports Ed.: Ath- letic Club 61-635 Track 59-623 CLARION Staff 61-623 UIL Journalism 61-62g Speech Club 60-615 Gladiator Club 59-605 Basketball 59-603 Radio Club 59-60. MAYO. VIVIAN Library Club 61-635 FHA 59-60: ,larkctlcs 59- 62. MEASELS. SUSAN FHA 59-63,',Pres. 59-603 FTA 61-63, Pres. 62-63: Jackcttes 61-633 Powderpuff Champs 61-63. Mgr. 61-62, Senior Playg Industrial Arts Club for Girls 60-61: Volleyball Team 59-603 Speech Club 59-605 Betty Crocker Recipe Contest Win- ner 59-60. MEINKE, PENNY FHA 62-63g Powderpuff Champs 61-63. MILLER, CHARLES Journalism Club 62-635 CLARION Staff 62-63, Powderpuff Twirler 61-625 Chess Club 59-62. V.-Pres. 59-60. MOORE, BUDDY Football 59-633 Track 59-635 Powderpuff Cheer- leader 62-633 Athletic Club 60-63: Senior Class Parliamentariang Chess Club 62-633 Basketball 59-625 Science Club 61-62: Coronation Duke 61-62. MORTENSEN, DONNA Most Beautlfu Seiiirr-Gir1':"1:lTJTT6'CTWiiing Queen Candidate 62-633 Jackettes 60-635 Senior Playg Powderpuff Champs 61-633 Library Club 61-63, Parl. 62-633 Coronation Princess 61-62. Duchess 59-60, Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. MUNZ. MARIANNE Top Ten in Senior Class, Powderpuff Champs 61-63, Co-Capt. 61-633 Student Council 59-63, Sec. 59-60g Miss Sportsmanship 62-63g Girls' State 61-623 NHS 61-633 Council Delegate Boys' -l--H Club 60-63g Regional Tennis Finalists 61- 625 Most Representative Junior Girlg YELLOW- .IACKET Staff 60-62g Most Representative Sopho- more Girlg District Tennis Champs 59-625 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-604 American Legion Award 59-60, Freshman Class Vice-President, Slide Rule Club 59-609 Salutatorian 59-60. Mt-CAULEY, ROBERT Journalism Club 62-633 CLARION Staff 62-63, Co-Ed.g Senior Playg Creative Tvriting Club 61-62, INKSLINGERS 61-621 UIL Play 59-60, Stage Mgr. McKISSICK, TOMMY YELLOWJACKET Staff 62-63, Photographerg Photography Club 60-62: Chess Club 59-60. McLENDON, MIKE Powderpuff Twirler 62-635 Band 59-63, V.-Pres. 62-635 Band Club 59-63, V.-Pres. 62-63, Pres. 59-60. NORRIS, RONNIE Basketball 62-634 Athletic Club 62-633 Chess Club 62-63. Transfer from Leysin American School, Leysin, Switzerland. ORSAK, DIANE Library Club 62-63, Transfer from Angleton, Texas, OWEN, JOYCE Band 59-63, Rec. Sec. 62-63, All-District 62- 63, All-Regional 62-635 Powderpuff Champs 61- 633 Coronation Lady-in-Waiting 62-635 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61-62g Volleyball Team 60- 625 Junior Historian Club 60-619 Student Coun- ei1,59-6O, Reporterg Softball Team 59-603 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. PALMER, TERRY PEARSON, NAN Speech Club 62-63, V.-Pres.: Coronation Prin- cess 59-60, Narrator 62-633 Powderpuff Champs 61-63, Co-Capt. 62-631 UIL Declamation 59-63, District 59-62, Regional 60-613 INKSLINGERS 61- 62, Pres.g Cheerleader 59-60, Head Cheerleader: Volleyball Team S9-603 Girls, Sports Fan Club 59-60. PASF 60-61. PEREZ, .IUANITA PETTIET, RENE Library Club 62-635 Speech Club 62-63: Sen' ior Playg UIL Poetry Interpretation 62-63: Powdcrpuff Champs 62-633 Band 61-625 Creative Writing Club 61-62, Transfer from Fort Worth, Texas. POLLARD, TERRY Baseball 60-63: Athletic Club 60-63. POWELL, JAMES PUENTE, RUDY Baseball 60-623 Athletic Club 60-623 Industrial Arts Club S9-60. RAY, CECELIA , Top Ten in Senior Classg Library Club 62-63: Powderpuff Champs 62-63. Transfer from Hunts- ville, Texas. REAVIS, HAROLD Chess Club 61-633 Photography Club 60-61: Band 59-61g Slide Rule Club 59-603 Algebra Club 59-60, ROARK, HOWARD Football 59-635 Track 59-63g Athletic Club 60- 635 Powderpuff MOM 62-63, Cheerleader 61- 625 Gladiator Club 59-60. ROBERTS, ROY Football 59-633 Athletic Club 60-63, Powder- puff MOM 62-63, Track 59-633 FFA 59-62: Gladiator Club 59-60. ROBERTSON, LYNN Coronation King 62-63g Library Club Beau 62-63: Chess Club 62-635 Powdcrpuif MOM 62-63. Drum Major 61-623 FFA Club 59-62, Lone Star Farmer 60-61. ROBINSON, MARVIN Chess Club 59-63g UIL Number Sense 59-60. ROLAND, JACKY Football 59-63, Co-Capt. 62-63, All-District 62- 63g Basketball 59-63, Capt. 62-633 Track 59- 633 Athletic Club 60-63, V.-Pres. 62-635 Powder- puff Cheerleader 61-633 Mr. AHS 62-635 Scu- ior Class Vice-Presidcntg Mr. Physical Fitness 62-633 Student Government County Judge 62-63: Matushita Award 61-624 Gladiator Club 59-60. ROSE, LARRY ROYSE, WALTER Speech Club 62-633 Senior Playg UIL One-Act Play 62-633 Chess Club 61-625 Basketball 60-61: Industrial Arts Club 59-60, State Industrial Arts Fair. RUTLEDGE. JIM Speech Club 62-63g Senior Playg UIL One-Act Play 62-63. Transfer from Denver, Colorado. SANCHEZ, CHRIS Band 59-635 Band Club 61-639 JUNIOR HIGH- LIGHTS Staff 59-60. SAVELL. JOYCE .lackettes 61-63, Parl. 62-639 Powderpuff Champs 61-63, Co-Capt. 62-63, YELLOWJACKET Staff 62-63, Senior Ed.g Volleyball Team 59-63, Capt. 62-633 Miss Physical Fitness 62-63g FBLA Club 61-62: FFA Rodeo 61-625 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 60-613 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60: Sqftball Team 59-60, SAYERS, ROSIE LEE Library Club 61-63, FTA 60-62g Photography Club 60-615 Art Club 59-60, Sec.-Treas.g Press Club 59-60. SCOTT, BENELESE Top Ten in Senior Classg Senior Class Record- ing SecretarY: Jackettes 62-63 g YELLOW- JACKET Staff 62-63, Business Mgr.: Student Council 62-633 Powderpuff Mgr. 62-633 Library Club 61-62, Pres.g UIL Shorthand Alt. 61-62: Band 59-61g Sophomore Class Vice-President, Math Club S9-60, Pres. SCRUGGS, GEORGE SELF, TOMMY Powderpuff Twirler 62-63, Feature Twirler 61- 62, Student Government County Treasurer 62- 635 Baseball 61-633 Chess Club 62-63, Pioneer Party Whip 62-63, Athletic Club 60-62. SIMPSON, LARRY Powtlerpuif Twirler 62-635 Student Government County Tax Assessor Collector 62-633 Industrial Arts Club 61-62, Reporterg Football 59-615 Track 59-613 Basketball 59-603 Gladiator Club 59-60g Stamp Club 59-60. SKILLERN, KENNETH Football Manager 60-63g Athletic Club 61-639 Baseball Manager 61-625 Basketball Manager 59- 625 FTA 60-615 Slide Rule Club 60-613 Chess Club 59-603 Speech Club 59-609 Merit Award 59-60, SMITH, PATRICIA .lackettes 60-63g CLARION Staff 61-63, Exchange Ed. 61-62, Co-Ed. 62-635 FTA 60-639 Powder- puff Champs 61-63, Mgr.g Senior Playg FBLA 61-625 Junior Historian Club 60-61g Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. SMITH, PEGGY Library Club 61-63g Powdcrpuff Champs 62-63g Senior Playg Volleyball 61-62g FHA 60-61. Transfer from Alta Loma, Texas. SMITH, ROSE MARIE Library C1ub'61-635 FHA 59-61. SPEED, SUSAN ' Band 59-63, Drum Major 61-63, UIL Twirling 59-62g Most Beautiful AHS Girl 62-633 County Fair Queen Candidate 62-633 Industrial Arts Club for Girls 61-63, Reporter 62-63g Gulf Coast Industrial Arts Students Assoc. Secretary 62-639 Powdcrpuff Champs 61-633 Senior Playg Most Beautiful Sophomore Girl: Junior Historian Club 60-61g Football Sweetheart 59-60. STANDLEY, CECIL Football 59-63g Athletic Club 61-63, Science Club 61-625 Radio Club 59-60, Track 59-60: Gladiator Club 59-60. STANSEL. TOMMY Industrial Arts Club 59-63, Prc-, 61-63: Radio Club 59-60, V.-Pros, STANTON, MARTHA Jackettcs 60-63, Trt-as. 62-63: Powrlerpulf Champs 61-633 Library Club 61-633 Cheerleader 59-60: Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60. SUXINERS, CHARLES Football 59-63g Athletic Club 60-63: Most Popu- lar Senior Boyg Powderpuft' Cheerleader 61-63: Chess Club 59-63, Track 59-63, Regional 61- 62, District 59-615 Science Club 60-62g Slidi- Rttlc Club 59-603 Gladiator Club 59-60. TILL, BARBARA Powdcrpuff Manager 62-63g Band 59-60. TILLY, MICHAEL Top Ten in Svnior Classy NHS 61-63, Pres. 62- 635 Athletic Club 61-63, Treas. 61-62, Pri-s. 62-635 Football 59-63, Co-Capt. 62-63, All- District 62-635 Baseball 60-63: Pouderpuff Cheer- leader 62-635 Mr, Sportsmanship 62-633 Slide Rule Club 60-61, Pres.: Basketball 59-61g Stu- dent Council 59-60, Pres. TRUKSA, CHARLES Science Club 62-63, V.-Pres.: Chess Club 60-62, Sec,-Trens. 61-623 lllath Club 59-60, TRUKS,-X, JUDY FTA 60-63g Powderpuff Champs 61-633 ,lack- ettes 60-633 Library Club 61-634 PASF 60-61: Art Club 60-61g Volleyball Team 60-61: FHA 59-609 Press Club 59-60. VILLANUEVA. JOE Spanish Club 61-625 Football 59-61. VILLANIJEVA, JUNE Library Club 61-633 Photography 60-615 Dra- matic Club 59-60. WVEBB, IANICE DAR Good Citizen 62-635 Library Club 61-63, Pres, 62-635 Jackcttes 60-63, Rec. Sec, 62-63: Powderpuff Champs 61-635 Senior Play, Student Government County Clerk 62-63g Speech Club 60-61: JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS Staff 59-60. WELLBORN, SHARON Salutatorian 62-639 Senior Girl Most Likely to Succcedg Student Council 61-63, Rec. Sec. 62- 63g .lackettes 60-63, Cor. Sec. 62-635 NHS 61-63, V.-Pres. 62-635 FHA 62-635 Senior Playg Pioneer Party Co-Chairman 62-633 Powderpuff Champs 61-63g Coronation Narrator 62-635 Student Coun- cil Summer Workshop 62g Girls' State 61-62, County Judgeg Business Club 61-625 National Odd Fellows United Nations Youth Pilgrimage Delegate Competitor 61-623 Slide Rule Club 60- 615 Junior Historian Club 60-613 Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60: Band 59-60: UIL One-Act Play 59-60. YVEST, LINDA Science Club 61-63, Pres. 62-63g Science Clubs of America 61-633 Math Club 59-60: Senior Play. WIETING, MARGARET Top Ten in Senior Classg Football Sweetheart 62-634 Cheerleader 62-633 NHS 61-63, Src. 62- 639 Student Council 59-60, 62-63: Quill and Scroll 61-63, V.-Pres. 62-63, Most Representa- tive Senior Girl: YELLOYVJACKET Staff 61- 63, Jr. Class Ed. 61-62, Asst. Editor 62-635 Homecoming Queen Candidate 62-633 Senior Playg Coronation Dur'l1t'ss 61-625 Powdcrpuft Champs 61-633 Crisco Award 61-62g National Odd Fellows United Nations Youth Pilgrimagzc Delegate 61-62: CLARION Staff 61-62, Business Mgr.g Jackcttcs 60-61g Volleyball 60-62, Co- Capt. 61-62: Junior Historian Club ,60-61: Band 59-60: Girls' Sports Fan Club S9-603 Math Club 59-60: 1fIL Ont--Act Play 59-60. YVILLIAIIS. DICK Band 59-63: Band Club 62-63: Powdivpuff Twirler 61-633 Football Mgr, 61-623 Golf 61-62: Athletic Club 61-623 Baseball Manager 60-61: Basketball Manager 59-605 Math Club 59-603 UIL Poetry Reading 59-605 JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS Staff 59-60. YVILLIAKIS, ROBERT Powderpuff Twirlc-r 62-634 Athletic Club 60-625 Junior Historian Club 60-61: Nlath Club 59-60: Football 59-60g Track 59-60. WILLS, BRENDA Library Club 61-62, Trcas,: Photography Club 60-613 Art Club 59-60. WISSNER, GLORIA Powdcrpuff Champs 61-633 Business Club 62-635 Band 59-63g Senior Play: Junior Historian Club 61-62: Industrial Arts Club for Girls 60-61g Girls' Sports Fan Club 59-60: Volleyball Team 59-60. WOFFORD. PA11 Football 59-63. Co-Capt. 59-60, l-lonorahlc blen- lion 61-633 Athletic Club 61-63: Studi-nt Govern- ment County Sheriff 62-633 FFA 59-63, Sec. 59-61, Rr-porter 61-62, Grccnhantls 59-60g Track 59-61: Gladiator Club 59-60. Sgt. of Arms: Stamp Club 59-60. YYONIACK, KENNETH FFA Club 60-63, Brazoria County Fair 60-63, Houston Fat Stock Show 59-60. WOODARD. BOBBIE Library Club 62-63: FHA 59-61, 67 68 rw, if Junior Class Officers: Becky Burns, Parliamentariang Sharon Kendrick, Treasurerg Jimmy McNatt, Presidentg Jean Ryan, Vice- Presidentg and Barbara Dezo, Secreta-ryg work to make the junior class outstanding. Junior Officers Lead Class . . Adkins, Sally Avitts, Anita Bean, Mary Beaver, Kay Booth, John Bowman, Marvelyn Jean Bradley, Carolyn Brewer, Glenn Burge, George Burks, Cheryl Burns, Becky Butler, Andrea Butler, Pat Carter, Morris '6Skipper'7 Casey, John . . Through I963 Record Year Coates, Shirley Coffee, David Coffee, Nancy Coker, Bonnie Cole, Howard Collins, Carol Ann 70 Before the class meeting starts, juniors discuss the yearis activities. Junior sponsors, Miss Daniel, Miss Culberson Mrs. Hamrick Mr. Roland, and Mr. McFarland, aid juniors in planning such activities as iloat comipetition, Powdeipuif, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Year's Activities Outlined for Juniors . Corbett, Lena Corbett, Billy Cravens, Leesa Crider, Diane Crouch, Guy Dalmolin, Louis Dawson, Doug DeLeon, Modesta DeWitt, Larry , i ', ffnwaff, 1-, ,f Ai -W, Dezo, Barbara Dollar, Marilyn Dossey, Greg Duplantis, Larry Ellard, Bobbie Englehardt, Roberta . . in the First Class Meeting Epley, Gary Farrell, Sharon Foster, Laura Jane Franzen, Judy Gambrell, Judy Garrett, Bob Garza, Cesar Gilmore, Steve Godwin, Joe Gonzales, Belia Gonzales, Santos Gould, Michal S. Green, Gordon Guajardo, Ava Guerrero, Rachel Industrious Juniors Strive in Class Hankamer, Wineva Henigan, Linda Henny, Gary Hensley, James Hernandez, Mike Herndon, Claudia Hickman, James Hobbs, ,lon Horn, Anne Hornback, George Howard, Tommy Hudgins, Doug """" 4915" Eff -f7 iZ5?M H , Huepers, Marilyn Huffman, Bobby Johnson, Roberta f ' 1 J ones, Cheryl J ones, Cynthia Keels, Sherlie i . to Increase Their Knowledge Three-dimensional figures are studied and drawn in the mechanical draw ing class. Students strive for technical skill and perfection in their work Keene, Bobby Keene, Ronald Keithley, N. A. Kendrick, Sharon Knight, Pamela Korenek, Donald Lampe, Bobbie Lewis, ,lean Lyons, Frances Powderpuff Beau, Kenny Shry, Honored EL waulmvymvm 'MW' f ,N 4vY. fmm.,.ww.1 1. f ,,wu1f14fw,f.,1wf..,.,,W,w,-ff, Lyons, Frank Lyons, Stephen Mallory, Sherry Marshall, Jane Marshall, Nancy Matlock, Cathy Matthews, James McDonald, Martin McEwen, Mary Jane McLean, Jimmy' McLemore, Sandra McNatt, Jimmy Mears, Donald Methvin, Gary Moore, Greg . . by Junior Girls at Half Time Powderpuff players gather around Miss Biggers as she opens a gift of appreciation from the junior class during a special class meeting. l Student Council President Ricki Jacobs presents the first place Homecoming float trophy to Junior Class President Jimmy McNatt. "Pandora's Box" Takes First Place . . Moore, Margaret Moore, Mary Joyce Morrell, Beverly Newell, Billy Norris, Gloria Odom, Donna f .L.ti91!l4fb, 5t" O'Keefe, Pat Ormsby, Colleen Page, Bichzird Payne, Deloris Payne, Elsie Pearson, Roy Perry, Danny Pickens, Bill Pirtle, Carol Planka, Betty Ann Pollard, Billy Porter, Beverly . In Homecoming Float Competition Pullin, Doris Ramsey, Gwen Rhoads, Cheri Richardson, Alane Richardson, Virginia Roberts, Lawrence Rodriguez, Joe Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez, Romanita Rude-1, JoAnne Rudisill, Jackie Ryan, Jean Serious Studying Precedes Activities . Sanchez, Josephine Sandoval, Juanita Sanford, Sandra Schieicher, Hart Schutz, Lexie June Scopel, Marie Scott, Linda Sheppard, Ann Sheppard, Sue 'f"7 h. Junior chemistry students Pam Knight and Martin McDonald observe while James Matthews completes an experiment during a laboratory period. . as Mid-Term Marks Semester's End Shoemake, Thomas L. Shry, Kenny Sigrest, Rickey Simms, Bob Simpson, Ronnie Joe Sims, James Smalling, Bill Smith, Wayne Southworth, LuAnn v ,,...,. Nj E I Nfl I, 'A l 79 Sparks, Mary Spencer, Doyle Spiller, Siclney Stavinoha, Sam Tanner, Judy Taunton, Martha The Traditional Junior-Senior Prom Thomas, Kay Thomas, Paul Thompson, Jean Thompson, Myrtle Todd, Walter Tomlinson, Susan A. Turvey, Karen Ulkie, Cynthia Villanueva, Diana Jima Wagner, Tommy Wailes, Kathy Ward, G. Edwin ,A-Mau., West, Dolores Williams, Virgil Wilson, Larry Wofford, Sarah Woodard, Jerry Wright, Eddie Highlights Spring Social Activities Attention, determination, and hard work are requirements for business math students. The students listen and watch as Mr. Locke explains an interest problem. Qualities of leadership and service are found in Sophomore Officers Carl Corona, Presi- dent, Nolan Ryan, Vice-President, Carla Beaver, Treasurerg Sherry L. Moore, Secre- taryg Ann Garwood, Parliamentarian. Sophomores . . . Adams, Janice Aldridge, Darlene Alexander, Charles Alexander, Jimmy Almanza, Estella Anderson, Nancy Arney, Wayne Arrington, David Ault, Donald Avitts, Elaine rxvrua, nrcuuc 1'xv1LLa, nraruc 1111544-7'7f'f UI Wil 1 Sl LH Ayc Barnes, Betty Barrera, Vicky Bass, Bradley Beall, Janet Beasley, John Beaver, Carla Berner, Steve Bettes, Thomas Bobele, Monte Booth, Laura Bossley, Lucy Breeding, Ralph Brode, Jimmy Brown, Donald Brown, Kathy Browne, Morris Brunson, Willie Buelow, Robert Bullard, Joy Camazzola, Joe Camp, Dale Canady, Carol Carlton, John Castle, Wayne Childres, Barbara Childress, Betty Christofferson, Linda Clendening, Lynn Coates, Gertrude ICI. L1 UUE C1 Ll HUC Climb New Heights as School Year Begins Coleman, Charlene Cook, Dana Copeland, Linda Corona, Carl Craig, Owen Croce, Madeline Crook, Sharon Crumm, Carol Custer, ,lerre Davis, Dennis DelBello, Tommy Denton, Cynthia Dickerson, Donna Dixon, Billy Doerr, Kathleen As They Strive for Higher Learning . . Sophomore English students learn basic Mason, and Miss Payte. 84 communication skills under the direction of Mrs. Richards, Mr Garza, Jesse Gest, Sally Gideon, Denny Gillette, Carolyn Gonzales, Sixto Goodridge, Jimmie Goudeau, Bubba Graham, Lawrence Graham, Russell Greer, Glenda Greer, Linda Griffin, Dorothy Grupe, Theresa Guajardo, Rosie Guerrero, Agnes Tenth Graders Study Basic Subjects Dollar, Nancy Duenaz, Elizabeth Duplantis, John Easley, Carolyn Enibrey, Cliff England, Kenneth Esquivel, Joe Etue, Linda Fannin, James Farris, Carole Free, Gwen Fulghani, Claudine Gallamore, lean Garcia, Lee Garwood, Amy 51f23ff2SI'M-44 ' 'i W ' - E??3K2!if9!Si7K1u???6'A44 ,f ???W9o?x0114I57!ff:W!X f,,!197f?ffff,W lLW' 32f'Wk7W7Aif'f Gutierrez, Mary Hankamer, Orville Harshhurger, Dougla Hayes, Theresa Higgins, Robert Hilderbrand, Karen Hitt, Charlene Hitt, Peggy Hluchan, James Holdorff, Lynn .X RJ Holst, Jimmy Hueske, ,lacquelyn Huffman, Larry Hummel, David Hunt, Darrel Students Exercise Their Mental Ability . Tenth graders familiarize themselves with their country's history taught by Miss Daniel, Mr. McFarland, and Mr. Watson. Miss Daniel issues library passes for the students to work on American history research papers. Hunter, Elizahetllni Jimenez, Martha links, Ronnie Johnson, Kent Keithley, John Kelso, Ivan Kilborn, Robert Kineard, Lloyd King, David King, Mike King, Ronald Kirk, Mike Klentzman, Dougl Knape, George Knight, Larry 35 as They Study in Class w -H - --ff-- -:mem ,il B. I Y+22,iQiLif2??Z1,S - Koenig, Tommy Kruse, Billy Lambden, Cathy Lampe, Vernell Lee, Terry Leedy, Grace Lehman, Joyce Lewis, Wayne Liles, Sharon Lippert, David Little, Diana Little, Louise Loftin, Milton Long, Cheri Lovel, Charles fm' 'Q' Luberger, Marge Lutringer, Johnny Lutz, Terry Mach, Dianna Mach, James Mangruin, Barbara Marshall, Robert Martin, Dewan Martin, Joyce Martinez, Mauro Marx, Mary Mathis, Dennis Mats, Robert Mayes, Alva Jo McCarty, Glenda At Noon Sophomores Catch Up McKay, Elizabeth McKenzie Larry McLendon, Larry Meinke, William Meyers, Doris Meza, Benny Miller, Brenda Monarch, Mary Margaret Montoya, Nancy Moore, Mickey Moore, Sherry F. Moore, Sherry Lynn Morris, Robert Mosis, Melanie Munz, Nancy Munoz, Janie Nelson, Ronnie Newman, Mike Newsom, Sandra Newton, Sue Ann Norman, Patricia Ober, Marion Oliver, Lynda Oliver, Paulette Orsak, Cary Ott, James Owen, John Allen Packard, Dudley Palmer, Caren Parker, Jimmy Patrick, Sherlie Patterson, Doug Pearson, .lim Peebles, Thomas Perez, Angelina Perez, Carmen Perry, Shirley Pickens, Nita Gayle Plaster, Audrey Plaster, Linda Pouncey, Emmit Powell, Chuck Powell, Mary Ramirez, Sam Razo, Dionicio Razo, Janie Reyes, Florence Richardson, Nancy Richey, Mary Rightor, Gary Rivera, Basil Robertson, Mike Robertson, Weldon Rodriguez, Johnny Rodriguez, Ottilia Rose, Ruby Ryan, Nolan Salter, Douglas Salter, Milton Schafer, Donald Shaw, Sherilyn Shoemake, lris Shoemake, James Shoemake, Neva Shriver, Harry AFTER ll On your mark, get set, go! Sherry F, Moore, Carla Beaver, Kathy Brown, and Darlene Aldridge complete 600 yard run ordeal in PE. Singh, Gloria Singleton, Kirby Smithson, Al Soria, Abran Sparks, Jimmy Spinks, .lerry Spurgeon, Linda Standley, Ellen Stinson, Glen Stinson, Jim Storey, Kathryn Stratton, Sherry Strickland, Barry Streets, Larry Taylor, Charles Students Take Steps to Physical Fitness Taylor, Travis Terrell, Sandra Terry, Janet Thomas, Charles Thompson, Kay Tower, Don E. Townsend, Steve Troha, Ann Tyson, Leslie Underwood, Billy Van Volkenburg Cathy Ware, Charlotte Ware, Gary West, Dave West, Don W remsfioin, Wiley, Tommy Williams, Barbara Williams, Wesley Wills, Bobby Wofford, Bill Wofford, Carolyn Womack, Phillip Wooster, Bobby Wooster, Judy Worthy, Evelyn Wren, J oy Ann Young, Sherrie Yount, John Zigal, Sandra 1 l UMW U . . Sophomore Intramural Competition Get that rebound! Advisory groups Q participate in friendly competition in ac- tive intramural games. 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TEMPLETON Dr. Templeton, Superintendent for the past nine years, has directed with foresight our expanding school program. Under his guidance, very high academic standards have been maintained enabling the Alvin schools to rate among the highest in the state. Wx DR. GEORGE THOMPSON Horiginalityf instilled in the students by Dr. Thompson, our Principal, is the key word of Alvin High School. An inspiration to everyone he encounters and works with, Dr. Thompson has given us a realization of the quality of our school and that We students are the personality and life of the school. . Vx ,difjil f2'.-,:1E.-z.fKi37' J , 4. if in To Advance in Cther Fields . . MISS CLEO CONGRADY MISS JANET CULBERSON MISS BESSIE MAE KEE English III and IV English III English IV Speech I I I ,,': ,J The English Department stresses the mechanics of composition and vocabulary for the development of our self-expressive abilities. Miss Culberson helps Paul Robinett revise and polish his speech. Miss Ifee seems pleased as Wayne Lynch recites well-said verse. . Make Progress in English MRS. LUCILLE MASON MISS LOUISE PAYTE MRS, VIRGINIA RICHARDS English II English II and III English II Typing I and II Language development and the study of literature from the Sophomores' Julius Caesar and Ialylls of the King to the Seniors, Canter- bury Tales and Macbeth helped students gain greater insight into Writers' thoughts and ideas. f V - H ... 'W ' , . Larry DeWitt checks grammatical structure with Students secure library passes from Miss Payte to get nmterialg Miss Congrady before turning in his composition. f0rihemes. C Sciences and Mathematics Stress . MR. LESTER GREGG MR. KENNETH N. LOCKE MR. IVY NIXON Alffehra l II Lab Math Unified and Plane Geometry Advdnced llflath Physics Business Arithmetic During advisory group study hall, Mr. Roland explains details of business math problems to a puzzled student. A Algebra II MR. LUKE KENNEDY Vocational Agriculture I, II, and III After mastering the basic fundamentals of math presented in Algebra I, and ll, plane and solid geometry, students progress on an in- dividual basis in the laboratory math program. Vocational Agriculture develops the basic knowledge essential to the management of a well-organized and productive farm. . Individual Study and Application MR. C, B. RQLAND MR. JOE W. PEERY MRS. ARTIE B. ROBINSON BUSIUQSS Math Boys' Physical Education Biolouy Plane Geometry Biology E MRS. HELEN ROBERTS Home Economics From assumption to confirmation, stu- dents gain a basic knowledge of the sciences. Biologists discover the basic make-up of living organisms. Chemists experiment with hydrogen gas, nitrogen gas, oxygen, acids, and oils. Physicists learn of pressure, light, force, and motion. The study of home economics develops the ability to carry out responsibilities and to cope with everyday problems which arise in the home. Mrs. Robinson and students discuss the latest development biological science with HOscar." History Creates Understanding of Humanities MISS MONA DANIEL MR. RALPH MCFARLAND MR. CLARK ROBERTS American and World History American History World History Civics Miss Daniel uses map interpretation to supplement American his- tory text material. I02 To gain understanding of our World to- day requires a knowledge of the humanities. Through the study of history and government, students prepare to be responsible and con- scientious citizens of tomorrow. Mr. Roberts discusses daily work and test averages with students. FIDE Arts Develop Cultural Appreciation , - x MISS HELEN HORTON MR. CECIL RUSK MRS. CHERRY SIMPSON Piano, Organ, and Harp Band and Choir Art Fine Arts helps students develop their artistic abilities to a high degree as well as gain greater appreciation for the artistic achieve- ments of others. Art and music play an equally important part in developing the basis for a liberal education. Miss Horton checks technique for Nancy Munz as she rehearses before the recital. Diane DeKinder, Lena Corbett, and Mrs. Simpson analyze and discuss oil painting during art class. Languages Strengthen International Ties 81 'LM ,w,,W cr MRS. CATHERINE DUKE MRS. SHERYL HAMRICK MRS. MAREE HICKS Latin I and II Spanish I and II Latin I and II Spanish I and II During Class discussions, Mrs. Hamrick answers questions in Span- ish for interested students. I04 MISS PEGGY HOPE French I, II, and III With the Peace Corps stationed all over the globe and world travel increasing, people are constantly communicating with each other. What is the key to their harmony? . . . the knowledge and understanding of foreign lan- guage. Mastering French and Spanish, with the aid of the new language lah program, helps AHS students gain this ability to communicate with others. zrzapzzirial Arts Trains Skilled Workers MR. C. P. MUNZ MR. JAMES GEBERT MR. CARL ROESLER Auto Mechanics General Drafting Metal Shop General Woodworking Architectural and Machine Woodworking Engineering Drawing Whether the student is in wood shop, drafting, or auto mechanics . . . Industrial Arts seeks to develop a high degree of skill and technical knowledge. Providing the guidance to acquire this knowledge is Mr. C. P. Munz who was elected 'clndustrial Arts Teacher of the Yearl' by the State Industrial Arts Association. 3 Mr. Munz and Mr. Gebert discuss and plan lessons for industrial arts classes. IOS i Business Department Explores Commercial Skills MR. BILL HENRY MISS SUSAN SEALE MISS NANCY TYLER Athletic Director Typing I Shorthand and College Notehand Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Typing II Journalism Business Lab and Economics Miss Seale teaches students to keep their typewriters in good condi- tion. l06 The sharp staccato sounds oi clicking typewriter keys, the ever-present pencils busily checking columns of figures in bookkeeping . . . this is the world of a business student. EX- ploration of commercial skills, basic account- ing, and economics, imparts understanding to students specializing in this area. Miss Seale helps Miss Miles and Mr. Steen, student typing teachers from Sam Houston State Teachers College, plan daily schedules. sstics Emphasize Physical Fitness MISS BARBARA BIGGERS MR. WILTON O. FERRELL MR. J. W. WATSON Girls' Physical Education Boys, Physical Education Boys' Physical Education Physiology American History President Kennedyis emphasis on the fitness of our nationis youth has resulted in a strong physical fitness program in athletics this year. The hoys' and girls, physical educa- tion departments contrihute to human growth, development, and hehaviorg the intramural program emphasizes fair play. These goals add to the effectiveness of the national fitness pro- gram. Miss Biggers greets girls as they enter the dressing room door. ln preparation for the next gym class, Coaches Ferrell and Harris check towels and pull out the basket rack. IO7 School Services Benefit Students MISS ESTELLE COPE MR. JOHN W. McNEIL MRS. MARY STILES Counselor and Registrar Assistant Principal Librarian Chemistry Gary Henny waits patiently as Mr. McNeil, assistant principal, issues his absentee blank. lO8 The high school offices under the direc- tion of Dr. Thompson, principal, Mr. McNiel, assistant principal, and Miss Cope, counselor, manage school activities and organizations, and help to solve problems that arise in student life. Mrs. Stiles, librarian, aids students with the selection of proper books, collecting and organizing research material. Mrs. Rogers, secretary to the high school, takes care of school correspondence, organiza- tion of the daily bulletin, and financial records. MRS. MARY ROGERS School Secretary FIRST ROW: Mrs. Majorie Pattillo, Mrs. Joann Rainy, Mrs. Frances Porter, and Mrs. Rosalie Sheppard. SECOND ROW Mr Max Vggfan, Sghool Tax Assessorg Mr. Edward Brown, Director of Financeg and Mr. Stapp Maxwell, Superintendent of Build ings an ,roun s. Administration Coordinates School Program The Administration Building is the center of the school system. De- cisions regulating the school curricu- lum and program, the purchase of new equipment, the maintenance of grounds and buildings, and the keeping of fi- nancial records, are a few of the im- portant functions performed by the administrative staff. Our four hard-Working janitors de- serve a great deal of credit for keep- ing our school in fine condition. STANDING: Mrs. Lila Schock and Mrs. Lucille Woodard SEATED: Mrs. Lillie Loveless and Mrs. Inez Jones. '.',f, 1 1.77- f ' x ffm 4 . ,fgy f f f , ff my ff f 1 A M K mf., - f f ,ff X f f, ff f lf. . ,, , f7f.f529',1z3Efil-5, - "-' 1 if , f . z,,.gf f f ffl' L ' 44-iiirff, f fl H ,, ' MM. ,f f 0 ,W my X ,, .I ,Q ,f,' 4 ,V ff, " , ,, my if, "ff ,.,M! :k X !,,,,, ,, V, .Mfg ff "ww X , .J 4 f ffyyf X ,7,,Qfff 7 f ,,g, in f f f "ff 7f ,L y, T f X f , ,ffffffi I -7 ,Vyf f f NIH, ,,j7,V:,,, A 1, , 4' ff!! fy Our Record Year in , f. -W W - . f-,f. ,,.f . ,MH ? W 1-W e -ff' if? f, wwf f gy: -fp, Il2 Mr. A.H.S. JACKY ROLAND Mr. AHS is the boy Chosen by the student body as the one most interested and active in AHS functions. While be maintains an interest in bis studies, Jacky excels in football, basketballg and track. He received the Matusbita Award for active participation in all sports. leave ' -4:7 ,ff Z, f Miss A.H.S. DIANE DEKINDER Being chosen by the student body, Miss AHS is the girl who devotes most of her time outside Classes to school activities. Diane gives much of her time to organized activities as well as to her studies. Diane's outstanding personality and friendliness to all have caused her to stand foremost in the eyes of the AHS students. Most Beautiful SUSAN SPEED An easygoing manner, a pleasant personality, and a cute grin are evidence of Susan Speedis friendliness. Her even disposition and patience have aided her in gaining many friends as she Works with the band and in the office. Most Handsome STEVE BARBER It is no Wonder that Steve Barber was the boy elected most handsome of AHS. Steveis casual ambition helps him to participate in several extracurricular activities, such as foot- ball and the speech club. Mr. Sportsmanship MIKE TILLY As president of NHS, Mike Tilly main- tains a high scholastic average in such subjects as lab math and physics. Mike also participates vigorously in sports, lettering in football and baseball. Miss Sportsmanship MARIANNE MUNZ Marianne Munz actively participates in any activity that comes her Way. With her Warm smile and keen Wit, Marianne Wins many friends. Marianne displays a keen interest in sports as a mem- ber and officer of the Jackettes. f 1-df' is lf F L17 MOST POPULAR SENIOR MOST POPULAR SENIOR Charles Summers Diane Butler IIA MOST HANDSOME SENIOR MOST BEAUTIFUL SENIOR Jimmy Brown Donna Mortensen SENIOR SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon Wellborn Wayne Lynch 1 1 1 MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR Margaret Wieting Ricki Jacobs r MOST HANDSOME JUNIOR MOST BEAUTIFUL JUNIOR Tommy Howard Jean Ryan MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR Jimmy McNatt PE'-H1 Knight MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE MOST HANDSOME SOPHOMORE Nancy Dollar Nolan Ryan MOST REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE MOST REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE Nancy Richardson Carl Corona Falr Queen Candidate SUSAN SPEED Susan Speed Was chosen in the spring of 1962 by the student body to represent Alvin in the Brazoria County Fair Queen Contest. Opening day of the fair, October 9, Susan at- tended a luncheon slated for the queen candidates Where all the county candi- dates Were judged on manners and poise. That night the candidates ap- peared in evening gowns in a formal program for presentation to the public. Homecoming Queen DIANE DEKINDER The homecoming queen candi- dates, nominated by the Senior class, lived in suspense homecoming week. At the half of the homecoming game, Diane Delfinder was crowned by the homecoming queen of 1961-62, Martha Buller. Dianeis escort was Student Council President Ricki Jacobs. All the candidates participated in a formal parade before the game. Each of the four was escorted onto the field for the ceremony. if Football Sweetheart MARGARET WIETING The football team by secret bal- lot selected Margaret Wieting as sweet- heart. She was presented at the an- nual football banquet by the football team captains, Mike Tilly and Jacky Roland. Margaret received the tra- ditional bouquet of red roses and a kiss from the captains. Basketball Sweetheart CAROL BOWMAN After the big Clear Creek game played on our court, the basketball team chose Carol Bowman as their sweetheart. Honors were bestowed up- on Carol at the traditional basketball dance given in her honor. Jimmy McNatt, one of the team members, announced Carol as Tommy Howard, another member, presented her gift. PRINCESSES AND PRINCES -lohlfl CHSCY, Jean Lewis, Carole Botter, Pat Hodges, Carole Farris and Nolan Ryan. DUCHESSES AND DUKES Donald Mears, Lena Corbett, Susan Herndon, Jimmy Brown, Sherry Moore, and Charles Thomas. l24 The royal court of Queen Autumn and 'King Harvest was presented at the annual Halloween Carnival. 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My ,ffcfaf f f ff fgiywff-Y X ff ffsff f f The executive committee meets with Miss Cope at lunch on Monday to prepare the agenda for the council meeting on Tuesday. Officers are: Ricki Jacobs, President, Pam Knight, Vice-President, Sharon Wellborn, Recording Secretary, Diane DeKinder, Corresponding Secretary, Frank Emert, Parliamentariang John Casey, Treasurer, and Miss Cope, Sponsor. f -V ----W - y,.e4,,,,n Social, Grounds, Assembly, and Devotional Committees for the Student Council are formed from members of the student body and the Council. Members of these committees are: SEATED: Wayne Lynch, Diane DeKinder, Donna Odom, Kathy Brown, and Noel Adams. STANDING: Margaret Wieting, Lynn Holdorff, Anne Horn, Becky Burns, Frank Emert, Bill Ennis, Charles Thomas, and Hamilton Browne. Not pictured: Glenn Ford, John Carlton, Diane Butler, Sherry L. Moore, Pam Knight, Jean Ry'gn, and Jean Thompson. l28 Student Council Sets New Traditions E 5 The Student Council is the student governing body of Alvin High School. Their motto, L'Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm," has provided the Council with the incentive to accomplish its projects. Student body participation has also aided the council in making this year a record year. At the Southeast Gulf Coast District Student Council Convention in LaMarque, Alvin was elected Vice-President for the 1964 school year. Members are: Sherry Lynn Moore, Hamilton Browne, Barbara Dezo, Carl Corona, Jimmy McNatt, Diane DeKinder, Margaret Wieting, Ricki Jacobs, John Casey fstandingj, Pam Knight, Marianne Munz, Frank Emert, Linda Frazier, Sharon Wellborn, and Benelese Scott. I29 Cream of Crop Selected Officers for this year are: Miss Estelle Cope, Sponsorg Sharon Wellborn, Vice-Presi- dentg Michael Tilly, Presidentg Candy Barfield, Treasurerg and Margaret Wieting, Secretary. The National Honor So- ciety is composed of juniors and seniors who excel in scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Candidates for the society must rank in the top one third of their class. Five per cent of the total junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class may hold mem- bership. The members are selected by the faculty on the basis of the candidates qualifications. Senior members who forni the nucleus of this year's organization are: SEATED: Margaret Wietinga Sharon Wellborn, Candy Barfield, and Marianne Munz. STANDING: Ricki Jacobs, Diane DeKinder, Carol Bowman, and Mlchael Tilly. I30 . for National Honor Society Newly elected senior members are, FRONT ROW: Wayne Lynch, Judy Truksa, Jane Campbell, Linda Frazier, Laney Alexander, Janice Webb, Noel Adams, Bill Ennis, and Patricia Smith. BACK ROW: Jacky Roland, Harold Beavis, Frank Emert, Lawrence Guess, Peggy Smith, Barbara Durrett, Jimmy Brown, Glenn Ford, Benelese Scott, and Mary Croix. Newly elected junior members are, SEATED: Leesa Cravens, Pam Knight, and Marilyn Huepers. STANDING: Tommy Howard, Jimmy McNatt, John Casey, Marvelyn Bowman, and Becky Burns. .---1- I3I Yellowjacket Staff Captures Year's The Yellowjacket, Alvin High School's yearbook, presents a pictorial review of the school year. This yearls theme, '4Our Record Yearfl adeptly illustrates a Wonderful year at AHS. A phonograph record carrying out the theme and preserving the year's sounds is included with each copy of the 1963 Yellow- jacket. The editors and sponsor for the 1963 Yellowjacket are: Miss Tyler, Spon- sorg Co-editors Diane DeKinder and Margaret Wietingg and Editor Carol Bowman. Editors of the yearbook sections are: SEATED: Becky Burns and .lean Ryan, Activitiesg Karen Turvey, Junior Classg Cay Nell Gustafson and .loyce Savell, Senior Class. STANDING: Candy Barfield and Lena Corbett, Pers0n8liIi6S9 Anne Horn and Donna Odom, Organizations. l32 Records Events Photography for the annual was expertly done by George Burge and assistant, Tommy McKissick. Hamilton Browne and Benelese Scott were in charge of the advertisement section, and Wayne Lynch and Terry Mark Knot picturedj were Sports Editors. The Sophomore Class section was compiled by the annual club. LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Garwood, Lynn Holdorff, Mary Marx, Mary Margaret Monarch, Miss Kee, Sponsorg Sherry Lynn Moore, and Carol Crumm. Not pictured: Kathy Brown and Charlene Hitt. I33 Clarion Staff and Journalism Club . . CLARION Co-Editorial Page Editors Co-Sports Page Editors ,,,. Business Managers ....,. Typists ....., Sponsor ..... Kay Thomas, Miss Susan Seale, Sponsorg and Patricia Smith pre- pare assignments for the next edition of The Clarion. Assistant Editor ...,.......,i..s... ...... Co-Society Page Editors ............ STAFF Editor ................,s,,.,........................s, Kay Thomas Patricia Smith ,luannell Arney Robert McCauley Sandra Mclaemore Linda Frazier Candy Barfield Charles Miller Julie Agee Larry DeWitt ,lody Graham Roberta Englehardt Miss Susan Seale Staff members are: Robert McCauley, Candy Barfield, Charles Miller, Sandra McLemore, Juannell Arney, and Linda Frazier I34 . . . uompile Campus News and Activities Roberta Englehardt, Larry DeWitt, Julie Agee, and Jody Graham serve as typisls and business managers of The Clarion. The Journalism Club is a new organization which assists the journalism class in the publication of The Clarion. STANDING: Bradley Bass, and Robert McCauley. SEATED: Linda Spurgeon, Patricia Smith, Roberta Englehardt, Gloria Singh, Jody Graham, and Miss Seale, Sponsor Cnot picturedJ. I35 Quill and Scroll Members Honored .luniors and seniors who have proven themselves to be a vital part of either the annual or Clarion staff are eligible for mem- bership. The Quill and Scroll I Society is an international honor- ary organization for exceptional' - journalists who rank in the upper one-third of their class. Sponsors of the Quill and Scroll Society are Miss Seale and Miss Tyler. Second year members are: Hamilton Browne, Carol Bowman, Secretary, Margaret Wieting, Vice-President, Diane DeKinder, Presidentg and Terry Mark fnot picturedj. ffkffwrzff-"A44f' ,f .. .f N '- 1V fWf4f ,,, ,, New members are: Candy Barfield, Lena Corbett, .lody Graham, ,luannell Arney, Gay Nell Gustafson, Wayne Lynch, Sandra Mclaemore, Donna Odom, Robert McCauley, Jean Ryan, Karen Turvey, Martha Taunton, George Burge, Patricia Smith, Becky Burns, and Kay Thomas. I36 or gfeigtive Literature and Research Explored The Creative Writing Club, as- sisted by Quill and Scroll, has as its main objective to publish the second edition of the student liter- ary magazine. This magazine is an anthology of the creative works of AHS students. Members are: Carolyn Easley, Miss Congrady, Sponsorg Carol Collins, Sherry Long, Martha Taunton, Editor, Pam Knight, Larry DeWitt, and Betty Planka Cnot picturedl. The Junior Historians are striving to uncover minor and major fact about Alvin Members are Lawrence Roberts Mike King, Bill Smalling, David West Tommy Peebles Janlce Adams Wineva Hankamer Doris Meyers Gloria Owens and Mr. McFarland, Sponsor fnot picturedl Slide Rule, Chess, and Science Clubs . . Precision skills in using the slide rule are perfected with practice by the members of the Slide Rule Club. FIRST ROW: Sherry Young, Stephen Lyons, Monte Bobele, and Danny Perry. SECOND ROW: Linda Christofferson, Sidney Spiller, Don West, and David Coffee. THIRD ROW: Martin McDonald, Jimmy McNatt, Bill Smalling, Al Smithson, Dave West, and Mr. Gregg, Sponsor fnot picturedj. The Biological Science Club provides time for extended study of the plant and animal kingdoms. Members are: Roy Pearson Diane Crider, .lohn Beasley. Sherilyn Shaw, Jimmy Brod, Joe Esquivel, Mrs. Robinson, Sponsorg Doug Harshburger, Lavon Brun Son, and .lohn Carlton. l38 . . challenge Thinking of Young Minds The Science Club provides its members with the opportunity to further explore some of the Gmysteriesi' of the world in which we live, Members are. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sam Ramirez, Linda West, Dennis Davis, Charles TIT1Sk3,VMI. Locke, Sponsor, and Bob Simms. l I The Chess Club offers its members a time for wit-matching and relaxation. SEATED: Donald Korenek, David Arrington, ,lim Pearson, Donald lobes, Billy Corbett, .limmy Epley, Weldon Robertson, Harold Beavis, Kenneth Womack, Douglas Klentzman, Wesley Williams, ,lames Broughton, Johnny Glosson, Jay Owen, John Yount and Mickey Moore STANDING- Mr Bobet , . . . r s, Sponsor, Dewan Martin, Jackie Rudisill, Rickey Sigrest, Mary Joyce Moore, Tommy DelBello, Bobbie Lampe, Glenn Stinson .l h M K J l K 'll h ' fr ' - ' ' ' 0 n c ay, om e1t1ey,Jo nny Lutrmoer, Cathy Matlock, Jon Hobbs, Ron Norris, Tommy Self, Bob Carlisle, and Ronnie Alexander. I39 Language Enthusiasts Increase Knowledge of Foreign Cultures , , ,g, The members of the Spanish Club work hard all year toward a better understanding of the Spanish language. As a member of the Pan American Student Forum, they help to establish a better relationship between the United States and the Latin American countries. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Duke, Sponsor, Laura Booth, Diana Villanueva, Irene DeLeon, Patsy Norman, Ava Guajardo, Rosie Guajardo, Vicky Barrera, Skipper Carter, President, and Florence Reyes. SECOND ROW: Cesar Garza, Lawrence Guess, Treasurerg Ralph Breeding, Sam Stavinoha, Vice-President, Jose DeLeon, Marilyn Huepers, ,lose Rodriguez, Barbara Beasley, Leslie Tyson, and Mrs. Hamrick, Sponsor Cnot picturedl. l NParlez-vous Frangais?" The French Club offers its members many opportunities for individual practice with the aid of the new language laboratory, FIRST ROW: Alva JO Mayeg, Peggy Aycoth, Ronald King, Miss Hope, Sponsor, Cathy Van Volkenburg, Jody Graham, Darrel Hunt, and Charlene Coleman. SECOND ROW: Charles Alexander, Billy Dixon, Steve Croan, Charles Taylor, and Morris Browne. l40 Learn Domestic Skills in F.H.A. The Future Homernakers of America Club, composed of girls enrolled in the homemaking class- es or those who have had two years in homemaking, provides in- struction in various household skills. Officers are: FIRST ROW: Sandra Zigal, Treasurer, Ann Sheppard, Historian, Vir- ginia Richardson, Parliamentariang Sue Sheppard, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mary Croix, Reporter, Susan Measels, Presidentg Sharon Wellborn, Song Leaderg and Betty Adcock, Vice-President. Club members are: Audrey Plaster, Gertrude Coates, Linda Plaster, Doris Pullin, Jane Campbell, Mrs. Roberts, Sponsor, Mari- anne Munz, Nancy Marshall, Penny Meihke, Elizabeth McKay, and Sharon Liles. I4l Library Club Proves Helpful in Assisting Students The Library Club is a service organi- zation primarily established to pro- mote correct usage of the library. Its members are responsible for main- taining bulletin board displays in the library and for keeping the library in order. Officers are: Donna Mortensen, Parliamentariang Patsy Little, Treas- urer, Jane Coffee, Secretary, Janice Webb, President, Nelda Howell, First Vice-President, Nancy Montoya, Assist- ant Secretary, Betty Borm, Reporter, and Juannell Arney, Second Vice-Presi- dent. FIRST ROW: Joy Wren, Kay Thompson, Belia Gonzales, June Villanueva, Romanita Rodriguez, Lynn Robertson, Beau, Neva Shoemake, Linda Scott, Cynthia Ulkie, and Glenda McCarty. SECOND ROW: Barbara Williams, Gloria Norris, Sarah Wofford, Carolyn Wofford, Madeline Croce, Jackie Hueske, Iris Shoemake, Elaine Avitts, Melanie Mosis, and Joy Bullard. THIRD ROW: Linda Frazier, Martha Stanton, Linda Bryant, Dolores West, Sherry Stratton, Cecelia Ray, Theresa Grupe, Joyce Lehman, Linda Etue, Andrea Butler, Vivian Mayo, and Michal Gould. FOURTH ROW: Janice Webb, Alane Richardson, Peggy Smith, Marvelyn Bowman, Donna Mortensen, Judy Truska, Nancy Montoya, Judy Franzen, Rosie Sayers, Elizabeth Hunter, Patsy Little, Jean Thompson, and Mrs. Stiles, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Durrett, Jane Coffee, Cynthia Jones, Julie Agee, Cathy Lambden, Anita Avitts, Sally Adkins, Francis Lyons, Diane Orsak, Agnes Guerrero, Barbara Till, and Rachel Guerrero. SIXTH ROW: Janie Razo, Janie Munoz, Juanita Perez, Martha Jimenez, Carmen Perez, Lynda Oliver, Claudine Fulgham, Sue Ann New- ton, Kathy Doerr, Elizabeth Duenaz, Estella Almanza, Ottilia Rodriguez, and Roberta Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Betty Borm, Bobbie Woodard, Juannell Arney, Rose Marie Smith, Nelda Howell, Beverly Morrell, and Rene Pettiet. l42 TTA. Sparks Teaching Interests The Future Teachers of America Club is a national or- ganization for students who are in- terested in making a career of teaching. Programs are presented by Alvin teachers at the meetings telling of the advantages and per- sonal enjoyment achieved through teaching. Officers are: LEFT: Jane Coffee, Treasurer. CENTER: Becky Burns, Corresponding Secretary: Mary Croix, Vice-President: Cheryl Burks, Recording Secretary: Susan Measels, President. RIGHT: Cathy Matlock, Parliamentarian. FIRST ROW: Susan Measels, Cheryl Burks, Cathy Matlock, Betty Barnes, Jane Coffee, Beverly Morrell, Beverley Porter, Charlene Coleman, and Claudine Fulgham. SECOND ROW: ,Iudy Wooster, Marilyn Dollar, Becky Burns, Anne Horn, Cheryl Jones, Mary Ann Leedy, Linda Christofferson, and Mary Croix. THIRD ROW: Sandra Mclsemore, Kathy Brown, Mary Ellen Luna, Nancy Richardson, Donna Odom, Sherry L. Moore, Marie Scopel, Gwen Ramsey, Carol Crumm, and Carole Botter. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Holdorff, ,Iean Thompson, Karen Turvey, Sharon Farrell, Janet Terry, Linda Henigan, Leesa Cravens, Lena Corbett, and Miss Daniel, Sponsor. FIFTH ROW: Bobby Ellard, Patricia Smith, Judy Truska, Carol Canady, Barbara Childres, Nancy Anderson, Amy Carwood, Leslie Tyson, Cheri Rhoads, and Susan Herndon. l43 Future Farmers Gain Valuable Experience . . l ,..j,., Mr. Luke Kennedy poses with second year members, FIRST ROW: Larry Rose, Owen Craig, Kirby Singleton, Lee Garcia, Phillip Womack, Ivan Kelso, Larry Knight, John Geelan, and John Booth. SECOND ROW: Kenneth England and Bill Wofford. i i The greenhands, first year Future Farmers, are: John Booth, Allan Klein, Claude Alfred, Robert Johnson, Bruce Whetstein, Larry Collins, Troy Knight, David Schibler, Mitchel Alexander, Bill Flora, and Tom Bulman. I44 The Future Farmers of America Club is composed of boys who are enrolled in an agri- culture class and have an ag- ricultural project. The purpose of this organization is to create a love of country, to promote schol- arship, and to improve the rural home and its surroundings. The FFA boys participate in livestock judging contests, the Brazoria County Fair, the Houston Fat Stock Show, their local chapter awards banquet, and sponsor the Alvin Youth Rodeo. This year's chapter sweet- heart is Nancy Dollar who was presented and honored at their an- nual banquet. By Working on Student Farm Mr. Luke Kennedy is this year's sponsor. Club officers are: Bill Wofford, Sentinel, Glenn Brewer, Reporter, Phillip Womack, Treasurerg Owen Craig, Secretaryg Walter Todd, Vice-President, and George Knape, President. Third year members are, FIRST ROW: Charles Lovel, George Knape, Richard Page, Walter Todd, Gary Methvin, and Jim.my Callihan. SECOND ROW: James Sims, Barry Whetstein, Harry Shriver, James Ott, Ronnie Coker, and Glenn Brewer. Jesse Schaeffer, a student teacher, helped the boys with their projects. l45 Dexterous Boys and Girls . Officers: Tommy Wiley, Secretary-Treasurer, Mike Newman, Vice-Presi- dentg Tommy Stansel, President, and Carol Bowman, Sweetheart. Members of the Boys, Industrial Arts Club gain Various applicable skills while work- ing on their individual projects. Each year the members elect a sweetheart to represent them at the Industrial Arts Convention held at Texas ASM in Bryan. . Members: Barry Strickland, Lawrence Graham, James' Shoemake, Don Tower, Louis Dalmolin, Wayne Castle, Gary Orsak, Jerre Custer, Marion Ober, Terry Lutz, John Duplantis, and Larry Duplantis. I46 . . Develop Skills in Industrial Arts The Girls' Industrial Arts Club provides time for learning manual skills and co-ordina- tion. Its members expertly learn handcrafts in leather work and ceramics. Officers are: Sharon Kendrick, Secretary-Treasurer, Penny Boothe, President, Susan Speed, Reporter, Sherry F. Moore, Vice-Presidentg and Sherry Mallory, Parliamentarian Cnot picturedb. l l l FIRST ROW: Sharon Farrell, Laura Foster, Barbara Mangrum, Elsie Payne. SECOND ROW: Ellen Standley, Charlotte Ware, Joyce Martin, Brenda Miller, Glenda Greer, Dianna Mach, Kay Beaver, and Mary Jane,McEwen. THIRD ROW: Barbara Dezo, Shirlie Patrick, Ann Troha, and Diane Butler. FOURTH ROW: Karen Hilderbrand, Gwen Ramsey, Linda Henigan, Marie Scopel, and .loyce Owen. l47 Business Fundamentals Studied by FBLA Many facts about the business world may be learned through the Business Club. This organization has been granted a charter by the United Business Education Association. As one of its services, the club makes tray favors for the Alvin Memorial Hospital. This year the club held a typing contest and pre- sented a portable typewriter to the 'best typist. The club se- lected Greg-Dossey as its beau. Officers are: Gracie Leedy, Reporterg Carole Botter, Presidentg Miss Annette Jones, IBM Educational Representativeg Mr. Gerald Clark, IBM Sales Representativeg Susan Herndon, Treasurerg and Mary Ann Leedy, Secretary. Not pictured: Greg Dossey, Vice-Presidentg and Mary Batson, Parliamentarian. STANDING: Louise Little, Diana Little, Kay Thomas, Bobbieflo Ellard, and Sandra McLemore. 'SEATED: Laney Alexander, Mary Richie, Betty Crainer, Gloria Wissner, Carol Pirtle, and Mrs. Richards, Sponsor lnot picturedl. l48 I aatgllwl anlovl liegamtril Clubs Offer Opportunity to Develop Talents The Speech Club offers time for dramatic enjoyment to its members aside from learning the basic fundamentals of stage move- ment. The members are: Colleen Ormsby, Jerry Barnett, Arleen Avitts, Ronnie Simpson, Beverly Porter, Secretary, Steve Barber, President, Walter Royse, Miss Culberson, Sponsorg Leesa Cravens, Nan Pearson, Vice-President, Jim Rutledge, Pauline Clutter, Tommy Shoemake, and Cheri Rhoads. The Band Club provides time for individual as well as section practice. Musical talent may be further developed by the hard practice of these members, BACK ROW: Terry Lee, Margaret Moore, Mary Powell, Mike McLendon, Marilyn Dollar. CENTER ROW: Jimmy Fannin, Cecil Henry, Donald Broughton, Jimmy McLean, Jimmy Parker, Larry McKenzie, Mary Sparks. FRONT ROW: Mary Bean, Judy Tanner, Betty Barnes, Carol Canady, Hugh Thomas Holloway, Penny Boothe, and Susan Speed. I49 X W 1 2 1 sl f f 1 6 5397 The Yellow Jacket Band was led by seven energetic twirlers. Susan Speed was drum major for the second consecutive' year. Sharon Farrell was feature twirler for the first time. Larry McKenzie occasionally shared the spotlight with Sharon. Sharon Kendricks, Marilyn Dollar, Linda Copeland, Sherry L. Moore, and Carol Canady, all experienced twirlers, were out in front to lead the Yellow Jacket Band. Drum Major Energetic SUSAN SPEED Twirler Twirler MARILYN DOLLAR SHERRY MOORE Www- Twirler SHARON KENDRICK Feature Twirler SHARON FARRELL Seven Lead Yellow Jacket Band Twirler Twirler CAROL CANADY LINDA COPELAND i I f i i i 4 I .energetic Six Set Jacket Spirit LEFT TO RlGHT:, Margaret Wieting, Carole Farris, Carla Beaver, Nancy Richardson, Alternate, and Carol Bowman, Head Cheerleader. YELLOW JACKET CREED I will always remember that I am an Alvin Yellow Jacket, responsible for my actions, and dedicated to the principles that make my school distinct. In knowledge of this fact, I will con- stantly strive for self-improvement in order that my school will maintain and grow in prestige and tradition. "Sting ,em ,lacketsli was the cry heard many times by the AHS cheerleaders throughout the ,62- 763 athletic season. Due to the efforts of the cheerleaders, the Yellow Jacket team could count on plenty of sup- port from the student body and fans. Even when the competition was tough, the cheerleaders kept the spirit burning in the hearts of all loyal fans. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carole Farris, Margaret Wieting, Barbara Dezo, Nancy Richardson, Carol Bowman, and Carla Beaver. I57 Senior members are: Barbara Durrett, Linda Frazier, Marianne Munz, Diane DeKinder, Janice Webb, Judy Truska, Miss Biggers, Sponsor, Sharon Wellborn, Donna Mortensen, Susan Measles, Candy Barfield, Patricia Smith, Mary Croix, and Martha Stanton. CENTER ROW: Joyce Savell, Frank Emert, Beau, and Mary Ellen Luna. Not pictured: Jane Campbell and Benelese Scott. Junior members are: FIRST ROW: Sandra McLemore, Linda Scott, Roberta Englehardt, Anne Horn, Beverly Morrell, Cynthia Ulkie, and Sandra Sanford. SECOND ROW: Donna Odom, and Becky Burns. THIRD ROW: Bobbie Jo Ellard, Bobbie Lampe, Ann Sheppard, Nancy Marshall, Sally Adkins, Marvelyn Bowman, Judy Franzen, Roberta Johnson, Mary Joyce Moore, Sue Sheppard, Virginia Richardson, Jean Thompson, and Kay Thomas. RR ,..-.,-..-., Boost Spirit Throughout Record Year The Jackettes, a service or- ganization. consists of 50 girls who aid the cheerleaders, serve as host- esses for Visiting bands and pep squads, and support the team at all times. Many hours are spent by the Iackettes in preparing signs. selling ribbons, and decorating for school dances. Officers are: Diane DeKinder, Presidentg Joyce Save-ll, Parliamentariang Martha Stan- ton, Treasurerg Janice Webb, Recording Secretaryg Sharon WCllb01'H, Corresponding Secretaryg and Marianne Munz, Vice-President Knot picturedl. Sophomore members are: Charlene Coleman, Kathy Brown, Barbara Childres, Nancy Munz, Amy Garwood, Marge Luberger, Mary Monarch, Carol Crumm, and Claudine Fulgham. I59 Athletic Club Encourages . . The Athletic Club consists of all looys who participate in at least one sport. This group is sponsored by the coaching staff. The chief purposes of the club are to promote team spirit and leader- ship among the athletes. The club period also gives the boys some time to get in extra studying. N ,A f, A -,fy lf. .- r , . -4 Participants in three or more sports are: Larry Huffman, Johnny Rodriquez, Jacky Roland, Greg Moore, Joe Godwin, and Tommy Howard. l l Participants in two sports are, FIRST ROW: Dennis Mathis, Nolan Ryan, Jerry Spinks, Mike Kirk, David King, Donald Brown, and James Hickman. SECOND ROW: Mike Tilly, Donald Ault, Charles Thomas, James Mach,. Steve Townsend, John Casey, i Glenn Ford, and Howard Cole. THIRD ROW: Donald Mears, Dale Camp, Kenny -Shry, Jlmmy McNatt, Jerry Woodard, 1 N. A. Keithley, Gordon Green, Wayne Smith, Howard Roark, James Matthews, and Bill Pickens. l I6O l . Leadership and Scholarship Members of the Athletic Club find time during club period to get in a little extra studying which is a vital part of a high school athlete's life. w 1 1 Participants in one sport are, FIRST ROW: Guy Crouch, Doug Hudgins, Larry DeWitt, Ronnie Nelson, Jimmy Parker, Ronnie Keene, Bill Corbett, Wayne Foster,-and Nathan Hankamer. SECOND ROW: Cecil Standley, Carl Corona, Ronnie Jinks, Wayne Lewis, Tommy Self, Rusty Graham, Jimmy Alexander, Robert Kilborn, and Hart Schleicher. THIRD ROW: Buddy Moore, George Scruggs, Jimmy Brown, Wayne Lynch, Terry Pollard, Pat Hodges, Terry Mark, Noel Adams, and Frank Emert. l6I up r M xv Q x QQ wp ,., 1 O Record Y Sports Roland and Till Elected Co-Captains l A TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach J. W. Watson, Greg Moore, Tommy Howard, Joe Godwin, James Hickman, Kenny Shry, Howard Cole, Wayne Foster, Terry Mark, and Coach Wayne Harris. SECOND ROW: Frank Emert, manager, Jerry Woodard, Gordon Green, Wayne Smith, Donald Mears, Bo Powell, Tommy Linn, Michael Tilly, Jacky Roland, Paul Wofford, James Hensley, Cecil Stand- ley, Nathan Hankamer, and Kenneth Skillern, manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Bill Henry, Bob Carlisle, James Matthews, John Booth, David Hummel, David King, Buddy Moore, Ricki Jacobs, Roy Roberts, Charles Summers, Howard Roark, and Pat Hodges. l l ..- va ff! f 1 - ,fc , , , ,or V 1 2.41, I kv-,- fffJf '4'Q7"E'?l?' 114' -Q "M L f 1 , A-fl' Kiev' 1' fm. 1- Af' 1 ffu,,f- wg, , 'WG - 'f " fvffw, .5 :' , K, 1: vga., r , k ,fp , , jg V, fga.,-4f',.,g,,W,, 1 7 ,f ' ,gr ' , ' :Qi . ypiff--' " . f A Eff!! , : . , I , . , Q ,,, , , f , , -- ,-za Mfg!! A 7 f 'f-V--fzfga f, f - at ' r MICHAEL TILLY J it J J - 1 0 mam f, -' ' V- JACKY ROLAND , . - 'vw' az-we .f. -, . . , agwfyfv ff1WyyfA,,awfn.ya4am,, ,-,MW , ,mfaffaffwffay-Z ,. ,W - , -1 J- 1' -- :L-.ap .www ffmf--' ,7'fy4',f , .ffgfcffwv-cf' af-Q ,5,1: - a MW , . 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GORDON GREEN HOWARD ROARK PAT HODGES Center Tackle Tackle DAVID KING BUDDY MOORE RICKI JACOBS End End End ,., ,,,, . ..,. -,- .... -.-.- ,... wwg T 9 L 1 f f 7 f f 1' 7 K 7 f 5 5 3 7 Q 7 f f 2 fwging of Alma Mater Builds Spirit JERRY WOODARD JAMES MATTHEWS WAYNE SMITH Tackle Tackle Guard Jacky Roland, ,lohn Booth, and an unidentified Alvin defensive man smother the ball carrier in the game with the powerful Angleton Wildcats. The Wildcats managed to score two TD's against the Jackets for a 14-0 win. Homecoming Is Great Night for Jackets Sheer joy was vocally expressed by the varsity after upsetting the LaMa1'queTigers, 7-6. NATHAN HANKAMER JAMES HICKMAN Center Halfback Alvin squared off against the Dickinson Ga- tors in the third district game. The Jackets thoroughly trounced the Gators in their own sta- dium, 42-0. The second defeat for the Jackets came on horneground from the La- Porte Bulldogs. This evened up the district rec- ord, 2 wins and 2 losses. I 7, ,Y I The Yellow Jackets opened dis- trict play against the Channelview Falcons there. The final score was 20- 7, in the Falcons, favor. After losing the first game of district play, the Jackets bounced back to Win a 7-6 homecoming thriller against the LalVIarque Tigers. Managers Frank Emert and Kenneth Skillern apply tape to Buddy Moore's ankle, WAYNE FOSTER Halfback TERRY MARK DONALD MEARS End Halfback Alvin Looks Good Defensively in Pre-District . . . HOWARD COLE DAVID HUMMEL Guard Guard JAMES HENSLEY ROY ROBERTS Halfhack Tackle CECIL STANDLEY Center Playing at Deer Park's Homecoming, Al- vinis team edged the Deer by a 7-O score to put a damper on the Homecom- ing spirit. The last game Al- vin played was against the Wildcats of Clear Creek who were seeking revenge. This time the 'Cats got it, beating the Jackets, 14-6. -- Builds Offensive Power in District TOMMY LINN CHARLES SUMMERS PAUL WOFFORD End Tackle Guard Tommy Howard, charging Alvin quarterback, hits the line of the .lohn Foster Dulles Vikings in the second home game Although the Jackets put up a great effort, the Vikings took home a win. Jackets Round Out District With 3-3 Record L, Zz Z 2 Z TOMMY HOWARD JOE GODWIN GREG MOORE Quarterback End Quarterback 5 Z Z 337 M 2 W if I, JOHN BOOTH BO POWELL KENNY SHRY ' H lib k Eullback Fullback a ac VARSITY SEASON RECORD AHS .....,,,.. 6 Bay City ....,,,..,,,.,., 20 AHS ,S,...,A 12 John 17. Dulles 21 AHS .,,,,,,,.. 6 Lamar Cons. ,........... 14 AHS ,,,,.,..,. 0 Angleton ,,,,,,.. .-,., 1 4 AHS ,.,,,S,.,, 7 Channelview SS..,,S... 20 AHS ,w....,,.. 7 LaMarque ,,,,,, ......, 6 AHS .,....,, 42 Dickinson ,--.,, ,,,,,, 0 AHS ,,w,...,.. 0 1,aPorte .......... ..,,, 2 1 AHS ...,,,,.,, 7 Deer Park ...,.. ..iiii. O AHS ,,,,,,,,.. 6 Clear Creek .,.i,,,,.,,, 14 HB TEAM SEASON RECORD AHS ,,,...,i,, 6 Brazosport ........,,,- 28 AHS .,,....... O Lamar Cons. .......,,. 16 AHS ,......... 6 Angleton .,...... ..., 1 4 AHS .i11.,.. 27 Channelview ......,,., 12 AHS ....1111.. 0 LalV1arque ....,.1 ..S11 4 6 AHS ........ 36 LaPorte ,,,,,, 36 AHS ,,,,.... 12 Deer Park ............ 28 AHS ....,M.i.. 8 Clear Creek ....,.,,.... 22 Www yum. -Q. ,Wm ,w ,Alf mfitlffifur'-fwmfaw A liost of Alvin men led by Wood- ard, Wofford, and an unidentified player break up a pitch-out to il 1.aPorte Bulldog. The Bulldogs outscored the Jackets, 21-0. .lacky Roland, assisted by an onrusliing teammate, attempts to bring down the ball carrier in the game with the Mustangs of Lamar Consolidated. Lamar captured a victory, 14-6. Cecil Standley, No. 65, leads the pursuit as a l.aPorte Bulldog races toward the goal line. Jackets Warm-up for Challenging District Schedule A TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Howard, Joe Godwin, David Hummel, David King, Jimmy McNatt, Doug Hudlgins, Jacky Roland Captain, N. A. Keithley, Greg Moore, and Glenn Ford. CENTER: James Hensley and ,lohn Casey. AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS Coach Peery and Stephen Lyons, manager, attend to injuries as they arise. I74 AHS ......., 46 DISTRICT RECORD Dickinson ..,,. Channelview . Laljorte ....,,.. LalVlarque .ee. Clear Creek A Deer Park .... Dickinson ...... Channelview LaPorte ..,.,.. LalVIarque .... Clear Creek , Deer Park ..e., AHS ......,r 40 Clear Creek -- Playoff for district title arms iriuifiil D523- ketball team roared through dis- trict this year with a 10-2 record and ended in a playoff with Clear Creek. Although the Alvin Cagers lost the first district game to the Dickinson Gators, they came back strongly to win nine consecutive games only to lose to Clear Creek and throw the two teams into a tie. Alvin then beat Deer Park, ending their regular season. On February 22, 1963, the Alvin Yellow Jackets played the Clear Creek Wildcats in Texas City for representation of District 12- AAA. Alvin was beaten out in the last half to give Clear Creek the win, 66-40. Coach Peery gives instructions to the starters during the Channelview game. Start ers for the game were Tommy Howard, Ron Norris, Glenn Ford, Jimmy McNatt and Jacky Roland. B TEAM ROW: L M L d , B'll D' , J h Rodriguez, Ronnie Nelson, Travis Taylor, and Ronnie Jinks, manager. SEC- DJTIJSTROW: ChaEfJieJ,ThTJ11'iJa1,ODavidT'1uI1igdi, Rcbnlifig Keene, Nolan Ryan, Larry Huffman, and Jesse Garza. THIRD ROW: Eddie Wright, Jimmy Sparks, Tommy Bettes, Al Smithson, Milton Loftin, and Darrel Hunt Knot picturedl. I75 Basketball Team Shares 'n District Honors GLENN FORD DAVID KING TOMMY HOWARD N. A. KEITHLEY DOUG HUDGINS DAVID HUMMEL Tommy Howard drives in for a quick two points in a district game 33311151 the Deer Park Deer- Nolan Ryan and Jimmy Sparks go up for a rebound with Tommy AHS ....,iv.....,,,. 21 AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS ........,....... AHS ....,.........., AHSW ...i.,i,.,i 1, AHS ........,.....,. MB7' TEAM BASKETBALL RECORD Dickinson ...,,,,i....,i.,,,S.,S,. 32 Channelview .Ei.i .,,.. 1 7 LaP0rte ,,,.,,,.,, ...... 2 9 La1V1arque ....,,... ,,--,. 3 8 Clear Creek .rr.,r, ...,.. 5 LL Deer Park ...... ,..... 4 1 Dickinson ....,. .-.rr,... 4 3 Channelview forfeit Laporte ...,,,. ...... 2 41 La1VIarque ...... ...... 5 6 Clear Creek ....... ...... 7 2 Deer Park ..,.. .,.,,. 4- 9 Bettes ready to assist. Bill Pinkens shoots a set shot while Deer Park works on defense in the HB" team game. Alvin won 45-17. I77 Qi? af f ffffffffff ,wx ff! f x2 X W M77 .Q X, , ,, f ff? f ,f f. MM, MZ f f ff fi? 'Qjf iff Vffff Tennis Team Wins Second at District This year's tennis team included, KNEELING: Margaret Yonaites, Connie Jephson, Ruth Holdorff, and Rachael Adams. STAND- ING: Aubrey Horner, Coachg Marianne Munz, Larry DeWitt, John Carlton, Nancy Munz, Guy Crouch, Jimmy McNatt, Pam Knight, Billy Dixon, Jean Ryan, Jean Thompson, Sharon Farrell, and Charles Alexander. Marianne Munz placed first at district in girls' Guy Crouch represented Alvin in boys' singles. singles with scores of 6-4, 1-6, and 7-5. She advanced to regional but was defeated by Lamar Consolidated. I80 .ee ,Mainz Progresses to Regional Semi-Finals ryrr Nancy Munz and Sharon Farrell advanced to district finals in girls' doubles. There they were defeated by La Marque. Larry DeWitt and ,lininiy NlcNatt put their rackets to use for Alvin in district boys' doubles. Volleyball Stimulates Sports Competition Among Girls From LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Dezo, Barbara Beasley, Joyce Savell, Patsy'Little, Carol Collins, and Gwen Ramsey. Not pictured: Mary Bean, Diane Butler, and ,ludy Tanner. Miss, Biggers, and managers, Virginia Richardson and Cheri Rhoads, pre- pare the scorebook for the game. Jean Lewis, Cheryl Jones, Carla Beaver, and Nancy Richardson warm-up for the first liome game.. . Q mul 'AHS HAR TEAM VOLLEYBALL RECORD AHS AHS AHS ....L,L. AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS Danbury ........ Danbury ,,A,.,.. Lamar Cons. Spring Branch Hitchcock ...L., Sante Fe ,,,.,. Hitchcock V...A Santa Fe ....L,L,, Friendswood Spring Branch Waller ..,,LLL,...,L Deer Park ....,., District Tournament FRONT ROW: Cheryl Jones, Mane Scopel Sherry F Moore and Jean LEWIS BACK ROW Betty Childress Ann Troha, Carole Farris, Nancy Richardson Jlmmle Goodnd e and Carla Beaxer a3l Golfers Compete at District Members of the golf team were Jimmy Mclean, Eddie Wright, Bill Reed, Coachg Marion Ober, Donald Broughton, and Ronnie Nelson. Not pictured are Jimmy Brown and Bill Srnalling. Coach of this year's golf team was Bill Reed. Jimmy Brown was the only golf letterman. EDDIE WRIGHT BILL SMALLING MARION OBER RONNIE NELSON DONALD BROUGHTON JIMMY MCLEAN Baseball Team Shares District Title SEATED: Tommy Self, Glenn Ford, James Hickman, Wayne Lynch, Tommy Howard, Joe Godwin, Nolan Ryan, and Donald Ault. STANDING: Donald Brown, Kenny Shry, Terry Pollard, George Scruggs, Michael Tilly, Jerry Spinks, and Charles Thomas. as Coach J. W. Watson led his team to three titles this year -district co-champs, bi-district champs, and regional final- ists. He was assisted by Terry Mark, manager. l86 GEORGE SCRUGGS MICHAEL TILLY Co-captain Co-captain -4 'il73i K Ivin Ranks as Regional Finalist ap- - JOE GODWIN TERRY POLLARD NOLAN RYAN GLENN FORD Third Base Pitcher Pitcher Shortstop Members of the first AHS HB" team baseball squad were, FIRST ROW: Ronnie Jinks, Mike Kirk, Jimmy Alexander, Sam Stavinoha, Mario Rodriquez, Dennis Mathis, and Jimmy Parker. SECOND ROW: Billy Corbett, Gary Methvin, Billy Pollard, Dudley Packard, and Bobby Kilborn. Coach Henry served as coach for the team this year. l87 BASEBALL SEASON RECORD AHS ........ ll AHS SA,.,SS,.. 2 AHS SSSS...,.. AHS ...,....,. AHS ,,S,S.. AHS SASSSSSS.. MAHS 'XAAHS AAHS MAHS AHS SSS,,SSS., AAHS WAHS WAHS SAHS "AHS ....7,., 11 ff'AHS H-AHS EAHS + AHS ....,...,. a9fAHS ....SS,S,S a5fAHS S.SSSSSS.. I AHS .....SSSS, 0 1 AHS f.,....... 4 iiDistrict games ffffi4 San Jacinto Brazosport Texas City Wharton S,,S Texas City , Angleton .... Dickinson -- Channelview LaPorte ,,,s,, LalVIarque -- South Houston Clear Creek Deer Park - Dickinson L Channelview LaPorte ,...,, LalVlarque ., Clear Creek Deer Park , Deer Park - El Campo - E1 Campo - Jasper ...... Jasper , -',- Playoff for District 995Bi-district : Regional The Jackets ended the season as district co KENN . . . Cente? EESY JAMEEHHIJ-ggi1MAN champs, bl-district champs, and reoional finalists JERRY SPINKS TOMMY SELF Catcher First Base Chalking up a fine season record this year, the Jacket baseball squad won 20 out of 33 games. Alvin heat Deer Park 8-6 here on May 10 to become district co-champs. At Texas City on May 14 the Jackets won the playofflgame 1-0 to obtain district representation for 12-AAA at bi- district. On May 17 the Jackets beat E1 Campo Rice- hirds here in the first bi-district game by a score of 2-0. The second hi-district game was held on May 20 at El Campo. Alvin emerged the victor, 4-3. Alvin went into regional play with the Jasper Bulldogs on May 25 at Jasper. There the Jackets were defeated 2-0 in a no-hitter. Playing in Alvin on May 27, Jasper defeated the Jackets 9-4 to he- come regional champs. I88 TOMMY HOWARD WAYNE LYNCH Catcher Second Ba e 1 ffffWf :Task Team Wins Fourth at District . hw l Members of this year's track team are, SEATED: .lim Stinson, Wayne Smith, Larry Huffman, Gordon Green, Johnny Rodriquez and Gary Henny. STANDING: Howard Cole, Buddy Moore, Manager, .lim Pearson, Don Mears, Roy Roberts, Bobby Huffman Jacky Roland, Steve Townsend, Charles Summers, Basil Rivera, Howard Roark, Martin McDonald, Noel Adams, .lerry Woodard and Santos Gonzales. Howard Roark threw the discus to win first in district, second at regional, and he placed fifth at state. 'xr Representing Alvin in the shot put were Charles Sum- mers, Wayne Smith, and Jerry Woodard. Charles placed second at state. Alvin Sends Five Participants to Regional Distance runners for the team are Bobby Huffman, Larry Huffman, Basil Rivera, Johnny Rodriquez, Santos Gonzales, Martin McDonald, and Howard Cole. 1-W p l Don Mears and Jim Pearson prepare to practice for their event-the pole vault. Don won sixth in district, and .lim won second to advance to regional. IOD .swimmers and Roark Go to State Gary Henny, .lim Stinson, and Steve Townsend were the 'fall-aroundn men for the track team. They participated in broad jump, high jump, and sprint events. The District l2AAA Track Meet was held here April 3 and 5. Deer Park won the meet while Alvin came in fourth. Winning ad- vancement to regional, How- ard Roark placed first in the discus and broke the district record with a heave of 156 feet HM inches. ,lim Pear- son placed second in the pole vault, Charles Summers, sec- ond in shot put, and Jacky Ro- land, second in the high hurdles. Noel Adams, first in the mile run, broke the dis- trict record with a time of 42466. These five boys at- tended the regional meet on April 20 in Jephson Stadium, Houston. Howard Roark and Charles Summers won the right to represent Alvin at the state meet in Austin on May 3 and 4-. There Charles Won second in the shot put f55' 9',j, and Howard placed fifth in the discus. l Noel Adamsiwarms up prior to the mile run. Noel placed .lacky Roland goes up and over showing the style that first in district and advanced to regional. won him representation for Alvin in high hurdles at re- gional. I l9I Top AHS Athletes Qualify . . 3, F ' The Matushita Award was presented to the four most outstanding AHS athletes of the year. Receiving the award were Howard Roark, Jacky Roland, Tommy Howard, and Mike Tilly. Jacky also was presented with the Tinnin Cup as most outstanding athlete, U Cl ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL Howard Roark Roy Roberts Jacky Roland Wayne Smith Mike Tilly in u Jacky Roland was the only Alvin cager to be selecte for the all-district basketball team. IO? . For Sports Hall of Fame Baseball Team, FRONT ROW: Tommy Self, Glenn Ford, .lames Hickman, All-District Team Outfielderg Wayne Lynch, Tommy Howard, All-District Team Catcherg Joe Godwin, Nolan Ryan, and Donald Ault. SECOND ROW: Donald Brown, Kenny Shry, Terry Pollard, All-District Team Pitcherg George Scruggs, All-District Team Third Baseg Michael Tilly, Jerry Spinks, and Charles Thomas. STATE, REGIONAL, AND DISTRICT TRACKMEN Noel Adams Jim Pearson Howard Roark Jacky Roland Charles Summers Nancy Munz, Sharon Farrell, and Marianne Munz represented Alvin in district tennis. Marianne placed first in singles, Nancy and Sharon placed second in girls' doubles. l93 I 4 aw "" f ,I fggif gf V ,. . 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ISCOTTIEI SMITH, Owner ALVIN SALES and Refrigerafion, Hea+ing, SI-uee+ Me+aI Service Bringing 'ro Alvin Complefe Now Feaiuring FEDDERS Air Condifioning and HeaI'ing KELVINATOR Appliances Highway 35 Call OL 8-4223 Day or Nighi' I02 S. Gordon OL 8-262I DIXIE SERVICE STATION SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Congra'IuIa+ions, Seniors! yi W S W Bun BROWN FORD W Sales O Highway 35 N. OL 8-2556 Service PETITE BEAUTY SALON Harrison Building 400 Sou'rI1 Gordon OL 8-2632 ALVIN, TEXAS .f 3: 1' ,, i-,, 4 -,. 1.J1'+ 'g , fy U, 191:-frf. lv ..3. ff 1- 2 V - , ,:e:',f , ,. '3ff.,i ff, , ,Pa .iw gTf,.iffffvg V ' ffl I I 1 1 ff" ,,-mf:-fW,,,:,g!5nZzf53f.w. 1 M. -.Qf,.1,q,.7fg'.,,3 .1 .. . , .. .- M .. 4.- 'T -',,n:,'r4: sf' ilgfi? ee?" f-Yg.?-T".ff:m1yf-.N wa 65 . 5 '.: - .:. ,1- -f .-' sp-.'.,aw i fr f. ' . A. ' 11 f 1 .. .JW --.iww:.2 -- . . wi J mv ww 4.--" sw. V. ,. .I ,, ,. .. ivihwzyw ffvqgr mf: M fa.. 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Gordon 5 Moore FLORAL COMPANY 51 Oongralulal s ?ZdW054 'I'o lhe gg Seniors NEVES and WOOSTER APPLIANCE COMPANY Frigidaire Household Appliances Lennox Air Condilionin 9 and Healing III W. Willis Ph OL 8 236l l Complimenls of JUD WH ITSON 'Phillips Consignee for PHILLIPS "66" PRODUCTS T 81 L LEASE SERVICE F. M. BOWMAN Alvin, Texas BEN HUSER JEWELER E zos W. Sealy ol. 8-4461 X E Ik! Cfk ,Q 1' gg! , ,V 5 f f E 1' E1E Q zfii , , , ly ffyf, Congra1'ula'rions 'ro +he Seniors of l963 CompIimen+s of Your Friend and Neighbor DEWITT FURNITURE and HARDWARE CO. Alvin, Texas QQ QQ IOI6 S. Gordon OL 8-2301 CENTER LUMBER COMPANY WESTERN AUTO Associate Store OL 8-3562 IO8 S. Hardie Congraiulaiions, Seniors! IA M GROCERY ggiff Y s e S. O. "Bo" SMlTH'S l U 11. 3l4 . ordon TT i Phone OL 8-342l 1-1-- lr- ii- CompIimen+s of PEARSON CH EVRGLET COMPA Cl1evrole'r and Oldsmobile Serving Alvin Since V933 ALVIN PHARMACY Congra+uIa+ions 'ro +I1e Seniors! LOCATED IN THE ALVIN SHOPPING CENTER Call on Us for Your Drugsfore Needs COASTAL INSURANCE - 'Z ?. 1 ' my B A YOU R 11f1'epe11z2'e111f EEEELGZBETT H Hg, d A d 1, I 115111111166 AGENT ALVIN' 'TETEAQ HSERVES YOU FIRST" C QNAIA OFF. Phone: OL 8 2583 Res. Phone: OL 8 2259 SUMMER'S GROCERY Congra+uIa+ions, Seniors! I5I7 W. Sealy OL 8-4920 LEE KNIGHT CO. Firesfone Tires I' Philco Appliances N.A.P.A. AuI'o ParI's ' ,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL A ff l CONGRATULATIONS sENloRs' sr-.xx f ' ' ALVIN BUILDING MATERIALS CompIimen+s +o 'rhe Seniors THE SATISFIED GYSTER SEVERAL million years ago, fhe long process of evolufion ended for fhe oysfer. His hard shell profecfed him from mosf enemies. All he had fo do fo gef food was fo hang onfo a reef or rock and suck if ouf of seawafer. If any irrifafing subsfances gof sfuck in his flesh, he iusf surrounded if wifh a smoofh pearl. Nafure arranged if so fhaf fhe safisfied oysfer quif frying 'ro beHer his lof. And fo fhis day, he remains unchanged-iusf an oysfer. Man gof a be'Her deal from Nafure. Nafure arranged if so fhaf fhe human race housed a sfrong spark of dissafisfacfion. Dissafisfied wifh rambling over fhe earfh for food, man developed modern agriculfure. Dissafisfied wifh exposing himself fo fhe elemenfs, man developed modern housing and clofhing. Dissafisfied wifh leffing Nafure alone heal his wounds, man developed modern medicine. Man's acufe dissafisfacfion wifh "leHing Nafure fake ifs course" made him fhink. And his fhoughfs combined wifh his enferprise gave us modern civilizafion. For men wifh ideas and fhe energy fo make fhem work gradually began channel- ing Nafure info fhe course fhey wanfed her fo fake. In fhe forefronf of such men were fhe scienfisfs of all nafions. They pried open fhe secrefs of Nafure and puf fhem fo work for fhe benefif of all mankind. One secref which sfared man in 'rhe face from fhe dawn of fime was seawafer- rich in freasure if man could only discover how fo gel' if ouf. Dr. H. H. Dow, who founded our firm in I897, was fhe man who did iusf fhaf. Resfless, energefic, "dissafisfied," he compelled fhe brine of prehisforic seas underlying Midland, Michigan, fo give up fwo of modern man's greafesf freasures-bromine and magnesium. AND THUS we of Dow and Efhyl-Dow are in Brazoria Counfy foday exfracfing bromine and magnesium from fhe wafers of fhe Gulf of Mexico. In addifion, righf here we are making scores of ofher major producfs whose secrefs fhe resfless dissafisfacfion of men like Dr. Dow pried open from Nafure. Our modern indusfrial sociefy could no'l' exisf wifhouf 'rhese producfs, all made from idle, overlooked, neglecfed resources fhaf had small value before. lronically enough, The Dow Chemical Company owes Nafure a debf for le'H'ing fhe oysfer remain unchanged. Shells of long-dead oysfers make excellenf lime. We roasf 'I'ons of fhem in our kilns every clay and use fhem fo help us fake fhe magnesium ouf of seawafer. THE DGW CHEMICAL COMPANY Texas Division Q Freeport I Hottest Brand Going Ffiend'v as the Wf-25+ A Rhodes Conoco Service Station 5 7I4 s. Gordon OL 8-4770 bxiubxi .. ALVIN, TEXAS uf-.f sf .h AND gl SAVE MCLEMoRE's ,Suits is AS. AT We Boost . . . GOOD SCHOOLS GOOD CHURCHES GOOD HOMES I Your Community Builder Compliments ot H08 THE ALVIN SUN N. Gordon OL 8-3353 ALVIN, TEXAS ROGERS BUILDING SUPPLY Lumber - Building Supplies 336 West Willis Alvin, Texos PHONE OL 8-33I7 of Alvin Features For your comforf, convenience ancl enioymenl' 'l' Coffee Shop 'l' Luxurious Resfauranl' 'l' Meefing Facilifies for All Occasions "' Year-Round Air Condifioning 'l' Swimming Pool 'l' Advance Reservafions 'l' Telephone and TV in eysry room ALVIN DAIRYLAND OL 8-3497 emi As you seniors leave A.H.S.. may you 'lalre wifh you many pleasanl' memories and face 'l'he fuiure wifh a brighf oufloolc. Thanl: you sincerely for your pafronage--we are glad fo have been a parl' of your lives MR. and MRS. RALPH MENEFEE WHlTE'S AUTO STORE CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI 237 W. Sealy OL 8-3877 HENRY JORDAN Brazoria Counly Commissioner Preginc-I 3 SENIQRS Alvin, Texas 40 "NC: Qt . if 'Q' 9 0 "Fine Foods a+ Low Prices' -. XS 206 Sealy - Phone OL 8-243I . V fi , 1,, El My IIl"fZ"i'fii15IfIn A. r I RENFROW'S GROCERY FIRST SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION of ALVIN 7l3 S. Gordon S+ree'r Alvin, Texas Save 'I' Grow il' Prosper Insured Savings Plans Designed I'o Ivleel' Every Need Congra'rula+ions-, Seniors BROCKMA N'S ,f 8-3722 Alvin Shopping Cenfer ALVIN, TEXAS Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 ALVIN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Your International Dealer ALVIN, TEXAS RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON 902 Easf House S+reeI' OL 8-2723 ALVIN. TEXAS JACKY ROLAND RAEBURN STUDIO DIANE DeKlNDER Annual Pho'rographers Por'rrai'rs . . . Weddings Passpor+s . . . CommerciaI PI1o+ograpI1y 732 Telephone Road WA 6-9I08 HOUSTON, TEXAS GOODUYKFOOD Complimenfs of CITY DRUG, INC. IOO N. Gordon ALVIN 411111. 1 ' - lf, ...11..1,..,,..1L..,:..5.x1,.gg...1.. 1121111153313131322:Q1g321Eg31gg11- E3E:12Lg3EIz1E2z:::z..-- hmI:::Egz1nze1m..-A iERm12a1m..-- lfrazinr. Linda 33. 18. 51. 129,. Adams, Janice 33, 82, 137 Adams, N001 31. 119. 128, 131. 161, 189, 191, 193 A1larnS.HaL'1iael 180 Acgcork, Betty Jean 39. -10, -11. -19, 411 Adkins, Sally 68, 112. 158 Agcc, Julie 19, 13-1. 135, 112 Aldridge, Darlene 82, 91 Alexander , Charles 82, 110. 15-1, 180 Alexander. Jimmy 82, 161, 187 Alexander, Laney 19, 131, 118 Alexander, Milchcl 14-1 Alexander, Ronnie -19, 139 Alfred, Claude 1-11 Almanza, Eslella 82, 1-12. 1541 Anderson, Nancy 82, 113, 15-1 Arnvy, .luanncll 33, 49, 1341, 136. 1-12 Arney, Wlaync 82 Arrington, David 82, 139 Ault, Don ald 82, 160, 165, 186. 193 Avitts, Anim 68, 112, 156 Student Index CzminAzn1a,,1nr- 83 Camp, Dale 83. 160, 165 Caniplwll. Juni' 52. 131, 1-11. 158 Cnnndy, Carul 83, 113, 1-19, 152, 15,1 Czxrlislv, Rohr-rt 52. 139. 161- Carlton. John 83, 128, 138. 180 Carla-r. Daniel USkippcr" 119, 140 Casey, John 32, 40, 69, 121, 128, 129, 131, 160, 171, 178 Castle, Hugh 83, 116 Childrcs, Barbara 33, 83, 113, 159 Childress, Betty 83, 183 Christoffcrsnn, Linda 83, 138, 1-13, 15-1 Clifndcning, Lynn 83 Clutter, Pauline 52, 1-19. 156 Coates, Gertrude 83, 1-11 Coates, Shirley 69 Coffee, David 69, 138 Cuffev, Jane 20, 52, 125, 112 Coffev, Nancy 69, 151 Cokvr, Ronnie 69, 115 Colo. 1'luward 69, 160, 16-1, 170, 189 Avilts, Arlccn 119, 119, 156 Avitts, Elaine 82, 1-12 Avitis, Sheryl 156 Aycoth, Peggy 83, 110 Barber, Steve 15, 49, 111, 149 Barficld, Candy 33, 50. 130, 132. , 1311, 136, 158 Barnes, Betty' 83, 143, 119, 151 Barnett, Jerry 50, 1119 Barrera, Vivky 83, 1-10 Bass, Bradley 83, 135 Batson, Mary 50, 1-18 Bcall, Janet 83 Bean, Mary 16, 17, 68, 1-19, 154, 182 Beasley, Barbara 39, 41, 50, 110, 182 Beasley, John 83, 138 Beasley, Linda 156 Beavvr, Carla 26. 82, 83. 91, 157, 182, 183 Beaver., Kay 68. 117. 15-1 Bcfcrra, Pilar 156 Bennett, Donald 50 Berner, Stove 83 Belles, Thomas 83, 155, 175, 177 Bobclc, Monte 32, 83, 138 Booth, John 68, 1111, 164, 167, 172 Booth, Laura 83, 1-10 Boothe, Penny 50, 117, 1-19, 15-1 Borm, Betty 32, 39, 40, 41, 50, 142 Bnsslcy. Lucy 83, 15:1 Coleman, Charlene Collins, Carol Ann 182, 183 Collins, Larry 1-111- Cunk, Dnnu 8-1, 15 8-1, 140, 113, 159 69. 137, 156, Copeland, Linda 8-1. 153, 155 Corbett, Lvnn 70. 103, 121, 132, 136. 113, 154 Cnrhclt, William 70, 139, 161, 187 Cordova, Nick 53 Corona, Carl 82, 81, 119, 129, 161, 165 Cothrun, Inc 52 Craig. Owen 8-1, 114, 145 Craincr, Betty 52, 118, 155 Fvrgnsnn, Ann Fcstf-rvarid, Carolyn 136 Flora. Bill 11-1 lfvurd. Glvnn 10, 11. 51. 128, 131. 160 171. 175, 176, 186, 187, 193 Fostcr, Laura Jann 71, 147 Foster. Yvaync 27, 161, 16-1, 169 Frnnzrn, ,Indy 71. 112, 158 131, 134, 1-12, 158 Free, Gwr-n 85 Fnlgzlram, Claudine 85. 112. 113, 159 Cnllnmorv. Jean 85 Gumhrcll. Judy 71 Carr-ia. Lee 85. 111 Garrett, Bob 71 Gnrwnod, Amy 82, 85. 133, 113, 159 Garza. Cvsar 71, 110 Garza. .lnssc 85, 175 Ccclan. Johnnie 51. 1-11 Gust. Sally 85 Gideon, Dcnny 85 Gi1lcLLc,Carolyn 85 Gilmore. Stove 71 Glosson, Johnny 51, 139. 15,1 Godwin. .100 32. -10, 71, 160, 161, 172. 17-1, 178, 186, 187, 193 Gnnznlcs. Bclia 72. 142 Gonzales, Santos 72. 189. 190 Gonzales, Sixto 85 Cnndridgr-. Jimmie 85, 1511, 183 Goudean, Bubba 85 Gmlld, hliC1li11 72, 112 Graham, .lody 32, 5-1, 131, 135. 136, 1-10 Graham, Lawrence 85, 146 Graham, Russcll 85. 161. 165 1-lnflnmn. liuhlu 725. 165. 189, 190 l'1ll1f1n:in. Larry' 86. 160. 165. 175. 189. 190 Hlllnlnf'l.Dz1xi:1 516, 161. 170. 171, 175. 176 Hunt. Darrel 86.110, 115 1'lunlvr. llliznln-lh 52. 81, 112 1114-0115, liicki 26, 29, 32, 39. 10.11, 11.18. 51.11 7, 1211, 129. Boltcr, Carole 29, 32. 50, 12-1, 1-12, 118 Bowman. Cami 25. -14, 50, 123. 130, 132, 136, 112, 116. 157 Bowman. Marvclyn 68, 131, 142, 158 Bozarlh, Shirlyn 156 Bradley, Carolyn 69 Brcanx, H Breeding, erman 156 Ralph 83, 1-1-0 Brew:-r, Glenn 69, 1-15 Brodv, .liminy 83, 138 Broughton. Donald 50, 149, 155. 181, 185 Brriuglitrm, James 51, 139, 151 Brown, Donald 83, 160, 165, 186, 193 Brown. Jimmy 51. 116, 120, 12-1, Dnplxmtis, John 85, 116 131, 161, 181 Brown, Kathy 83, 91, 128, 133, 1-13, 159 Browne. Hamilton 51, 128, 129, 133, 136 Brownv, Morris 83, 1-10 Brunson, Willie Lnvnn 83, 138, 15-1 Bryant, Linda 51, 142, 156 Bryce, Arthur 156 Buclow, .limniy 51 Buclow, Robert 83 Bullard, .loy 33, 83, 1-12 Bnlrnan, Torn 111 Burge, Gcorgc 69, 133, 136 Bnrki, Cheryl 32, 69, 1-13. 151 Burns, Bcfky 69, 128. 131, 132. 136, 113. 158 Bnrls, .lnnurrs 52 Butler, Andrea 69, 112 Butlvr, Dianc 19, 31. 52, 116. 128. 147, 150, 182, 183 Butler, Pat 69 Cnllihfm, .limmy 52, 115 222 Cmvc-ns, Lccsa 32, 40, 70, 131, 113, 1419. 155 Cridcr, Diane 70, 138. 155 Crrmn, Strvm' Croco, Madeline 8-1. 1-12 Croix, Mary 52, 131, 141, 112, 158 Crook, Sharon 84, 15-1 Crouch, Guy 70, 161, 180 Crnmm, Carol 84, 133, 1-13, 159 Custer, .lcrrc 81, 1-16 Dalnlolin. Louis 70, 116, 156 Davis, Dvnnis 8-1, 139 Dawson. Dong 70 DrKindr-r. Diane 19. 53, 103, 113, 121, 128, 129, 130, 132, 136, 158, 159, 221 De1Bcllo. Tommy 8-1, 139 DcLc'0n. lrcnc 32, 53, 1-10 D1-Lron, Jose 53. 110 DULCOU. Mndcsta 70 Donn, Lonnie 1.56 Dr-nlnn, Cynthia 81 DvYVilt. Larry 70, 99, 131, 135, 137, 161, 180, 181 Dnzn, Barbara 17, 26, 71, 129, 1-17, 157. 182 Divkcrsrin. Donna 8-1 Dixon, Billy 81. 110, 175, 180 Dnvrr, Kathleen 81, 112, 15-1 Dollar, Marilyn -10. 71, 113, 1-'19, 1512, 155 Dnllnr. Nancy 85. 119, 155 Dossey, Greg 71, 148 Dncnaz, Elizabeth 85, 112 Dnvnaz, Fcrnan Crcvn. Gordon 72, 160, 164. 166, 189 Crvcn. L infla 156 Greer, Glenda 85, 116 Crfwr, Li nda 85 Griffin, Dorothy 85 Grupo, T Guajnrdn licrvszl 85,112 , Ava 72. 110 Guajardn. Rosiv 85, 1-10 Gnvrrvrn, Agncs 85, 1-12, 1541 Gurrrvro. Rachel 72. 142, 155 Cnc-si. Lnwrcncc' 29. 39, 54, 131, Cnc-rrcrn. Cncilia 156 Gustafson. Gay N011 32, 55. 125, 132. 136 Glltivrrvz, Mary 86 110 Hankmnvr, Nathan 27. 55, 161, 164, 168 Hzlnkniiwr, Orville 86 Hankanwr, Wiincvn 33, 72, 137, 155 Harflhlnnrgzr-r. Douglas 86. 138 Hayes, Tlicrcsa 86 Hcnigan. Linda 72, 113, 1-17 Hcnny, Gary 72. 108, 189, 191 Hvnry. Cr-oil 23. 39. 55, 1-19, 150, 155 1-1'-nslvy. .lmnr-Q 27.73. 161, 170. 174. 178 1-lvrnanrlcz. Miko 72 Hcrndnn, Claudia 72, 155, 156 Hvrndwn, Susan 55, 124. 112, 1318 1'1i111w1cr. John 56 Hivklnnn. James 72, 160, 164. 168. 186. 188, 193 1'1i,f1,f1Ins.R01J0rt 86 1-Iildc-rhrand, Karen 86, 1-17 Duplantis, Larry 71, Dnrrclt, Barham 54, 131, 112, 158 Easley, Carolyn 85, 137 Ellarcl, Bobbie 71. 113, 118, 158 Embrcy, Cliff 85 Env:-rt. Frank 29, 31, 5-1, 128, 129, 131, 158, 161, 161,169 England, Kenneth 85, 11,1 146 Hill, Charlene Hitt, Pmfggy 86 Hlilchan. Jarncs Hobbs, ,lon 73, Hodges. Pat 55 Holdorff, Lynn 1-luldnrff, Ruth Hnlst, Jimmy 8 Hnrn, Anne 33 33, 35, 40, 48. 86, 133 86 139 , 12-1, 161, 161, 166 86, 128, 133, 113 6 72, 128, 132, Engzlcliardt, Roberta 71, 134, 135, 158 ' Ennis, Bill 29. 33. 39. 110, 41, 51. 128, 132, 150. 155 Eplr-y, Cary 71 Eplcy, Jimmy 5-1, 139 Esquivel, .loc 85, 138 Etuc, Linda 85, 1-12, 15-1 Fannin, .larnes 85, 1-19, 155 Farr:-ll, Sharon 71, 1-13, 147, 153, 15-1, 180, 181, 193 Farris, Carole 85, 121, 157, 183 113, 158 Hnrnbzlck. George 72 1-Inward, Tommy 15, 38, 72, 118, 131, 160, 164, 171, 172, 174, 175, 176, 177, 186, 188, 192,193 Hnwcll, Nelda Jean 56, 1-12 1-lndgins, Doug 73, 161, 174, 176 Hucpers, Marilyn 73, 131, 140, 155 Hun-rm, Phillip 56, 83 Hucskc, Jackie 86. 112, 156 130. 161. 166 Jcplisun, Connie Jinmnf-z, Martha 87. 112 links, Runnin 87, 161. 175. 187 lobes, Donald 139 Julinsnn, Kant 87 .lulmsnrn Rulngrl 111 Johnson, Ruhcrln 73. 112. 158 Joncs. Cheryl 73, 113. 182. 183 luncs, Cynthia 73, 112 Kccls. Bcrky 56 Kccls, Sherlie 73 Keenr, Bnhhy 71 Kcvnv, Ronald 71, 161, 175, 179 Keithley, John Howard 87, 139, 156 Keithley, N. A. 71, 160. 171. 176 Kelso. Ivan 87. 111 Kvndrick, Sharon 71, 1-17. 153. 15-1 Kcll1cr,Br1rndn 156 Kidd. llariann 156 Killmrn. Rnlivrt 87. 161. 187 Kincard, Lloyd 87 King. David 87, 160, 161. 166. 17-1, 176 King. Miko 87. 137 King, llonnld 87. 110 Kirk, Miki' 87, 160. 187 Klc-in, Allan 111 Klvnlznvan. Dunglzw 87. 139. 151 Knapv. Gcorgr: 87, 115 Knight. Larry 87. 111 Knight. Panmvla -10. 71. 79. 118, 128. 129, 131. 137, 180 Knight. Troy 111 Knnnig. Tmniny 87 Knrcnvk, Dnnald 7-1. 189. 156 Krzlinpnm, Richard 56 Krxisc. Billy 87 Lnnihdr-n. Cathy 87. 112. 155 Lanihvlli. Frankic 156 1.z11n1u-, Bnlvhif' 71, 139, 158 Lainpv, Ycrncll 87 Lev. Bvtty 156 Lcv. Terry 87, 119, 155 Lvvdy. Gram' 87. 118, 15-1 L4-r-dy, Mary Ann 23. 29. 56. 1112. 1-18, 150. 151 Lrlirnan. ,lrwyrv 87. 112 Lewis, .lvzxn 71. 12-1. 151, 182, 183 Lewis. Yvzxync' 87, 161. 165 Lilcs. Sharon 87, 111 Linn. Thnnras 56. 161, 171 Lippvrt, David 87, 155 Liltlc. Diana 87. 1-18 Little. Lonisr- 87. 118 Litllr, Patsy 57. 112, 182 Loflin. Milton 87, 175 Lfvngz. Chvri 87, 137 Long. Gerry 27. 56 Lnnis. Britly 56 l.ovc-1. Charles 87, 1-15 Lnhrlgrr. hlnrgzarrt 88, 159 Lnvkry. Dcnnis 156 Luna, Ilnry Ellvn 56, 112, 158 Lutringvr, .lnlinny 88, 139 Lutz, Trrry 88, 116 Lynch, Wlaync 33, 39, 40, 111, 57, 117, 128, 131, 133, 136, 161, 186, 188, 193 Lyons, Fraxicrs 71. 112 Lyons, Frank 71 Lyons, Sl0p1mn 7-1, 138, 17-1 McCarty, Glnnda 88, 1-12 McCauley, Robvrt 58, 13-1, 135, 136 l1cDnnnld, Marlin 75, 79, 138, 189, 190 McEwcn, Mary Jam- 75. 1-17, 151 McKay, Elizabeth 88, 1-11 McKay, .lohn 139 McKenzie, Larry 88, 119, 155 11lr'KisSir'k, Tummy 58, 133 Pickens, Nita Gayle 90 32, 90, 138 6-1, Xlc1.m-nn. ,limniy TS, 119. 155. 181. 183 Klvl.vnzurv. Szimlrn 33, 39. TS, 131. 1226. 1lfi. 118. 158 l1rl.rnshm. Larry 88. lm 11--l.mnl4-n. Miko 58. 119. 150, 155 K1CNnlt.jilnn1y 25. 32. '10, 75, 118, 120. 131. 138.160, 171.175, ITS. 130. 181 llnfli. Diznma 88. 117 Klzu'll,.i:x1xu'S 88, 160. 165 Mallory, Shurry T-l. 117, 151 Nlnngrnm. Barbara 88. 117 llnrk. Terry ST. 133. 136. 161. 161. 169. 186 Blnwhnll. ,lane Tfl Marshall. Nzinvy Tl, 111. 138 Marshall. Rwlwrt S8 Marlin, Dcwaxn 88. 139 Martin. .loycv 88. 117 llnrlincz. Mauro 88 Marx. Mary 88. 133 Mathis. Dvnnis 88. 160, 187 llallurk. Cathy T-1. 139. 143. 15-1 RIMS. Bnhhy 88 Blalthcws. Jumcs TS. T9. 160. 161, 167 Mayes, Alva .io 88. 110 Mayo. Vivian 57. 1-12 310313. Dun 27. 75, 121. 160, 164. 169, 189. 190 llvnscls. Sulam -IO. fll. 57, 141. 112, 158 lla-inkw. Pvnlly 58. 111 Mc-inkv. W'i11izxn1 88 llclvhwr. llnry 1.011 136 llcihvin. Cary 75. 143. 165. 187 Xicyl-rs. Doris 88. 1217 Hem, Benny 88 Millvr. Brvnsln 88. 117. 151 llillvr. Chzxrlcs 58. 131 Millvr. Duugiai 156 Palmer, Caren 89 Palnwr. Terry 59. 151 P!ll'1CL'l', linuny 89, 119, 161, 187 Patrick, Shcrlic 90. 1-17 Patterson, Doug 90 Payne. Dcloris 77 Payne. Elsie 77. 1-IT Pearson, Jim 90, 139, 189, 190, 193 Pcnrson. Nan 21. 59, 119 Pearson, Roy TT, 138 Poohlcs. Thonms 90, 137 Perez. Angclina 90 Perez. Carmen 90, 1-12 Perez, Juanita 1-12 Perkins, Gayle 156 Perry. Danny 76. 138 Suiter, Douglas 90 Sallvr, Milton 90 Sanchez, Chris 61. 155 Snnrlnrz. Josephine T8 Samlm'a1,1u:mi1a 78 Sandoval, Margaret 61 Sanford, Sandra 33, 78, 158 Savcll, Joyvc 61, 132, 138, 159, 182 Sayers, Rosie Loc 61, 1-12 Svhnfcr, Donald 90, 151 Schiblvr, David 1-1-1 Schlcichcr, Hart 78, 161, 165 Schutz, Lexis June 78 Scopel, Mario TB, 143, 147, 183 Scott, Bcnclcsc 31, 39. '48, 62, 129, 131. 133, 158 Perry. Shirley 90 Pcttiel, Rene 29, 59, 1,12 Pickens, Bill 76, 160, 177 Scott, Linda 78, 1-12, 158 Scruggs, George 62, 161, 186, 193 Self, Tommy 27, 62, 139, 161, 186, 188, 193 Shaw, Shorilyn Thomas, Kay 33, 39, 80, 131, 136, 1-18, 158 Thomas, Paul 80 Thompson, ,Ioan 80, 128, 1-12, 1-13, 158, 180 Thompson, Kay 92, 1-12, 151 Thompson, Myrtle 81, 15-I Till, Barbara 63, 1412 Tilly, Michael 15, 38, 4-1, 63, 115, 122, 130, 160, 164, 186, 192, 193 Todd, Walter 80, 145 Tomlinson, Susan 80, 156 Towcr, Don 92, 1-16 Townsend, Stcvc 92, 160, 165, 189, 191 Trevino, Lily 156 Troha, Ann 92, 147, 183 Truksa, Charles 30, 6-1, 139 Truksa, Judy 61, 131, 1-12, 158 Turvcy, Karen 33, 40, 80, 132, 136, 143 Tyson, Leslie 92, 140, 143 Pirtle, Carol 76, 148 Planka, Belly Ann 76, 137, 156 Plaster, Audrey 90, 141 Plaster, Linda 90, 141 Pollard, Billy 76, 187 Pollard, Tr-rry 59, 161, 186, 187, 193 Porter, Beverly 32, T6, 1-19, 151 Pouncey, Emnrit 90 Powell, Chuck 90 Powell, James David 60, 16-1, 172 P0wc1l. Mary 90. 119, 155 Puente. Rudy 60 Pullin, Doris 77, 141 Ramirez, Sam 32, 90, 139 Ramsey. Gwen 77, 1-13, 147, 182, 183 Monro. Charles "Bnfh1y" -48, 58, 161, 161. 166. 189 Ray. Cctclia 32, 4-1, 60, 142 Razo. Dionicio 90 lirmrr-. Grrg: 160. 16-1. 172, 171. 178 Mnnrv. Blnrgnrvt T3. 119, 155 llfmrv. Harp' Joyce 77, 139, 158 11.-urn, Mir-kry 88. 139 Munro. Sherry' 17. 88. 91, 1-17, 183 Monro. Shcrry Lynn 82, 88. 1211, 128. 129. 133, 143. 152, 158 llonarrh. Mary Margaret 88. 133. 159 Montoya. Xunry' 88. 1-12 llnrrvil, Beverly 77. 143. 117, 158 Raza, Janie 90, 1-12 Reavis, Harold 32, 60, 131, 139 Rex. Rliiclrcrl 136 Sheppard, Ann 78, 111, 158 Sheppard, Sue 78, 141, 158 Shocmakc, Iris 90, 142 Shoemake, James 90, 1-16 Shoomakc, Janice 156 Slmernakc, Neva 90, 1-12 Shocnlakc, Thomas 79, 149 Shriver. Harry 90, 145 Shry, Kenny 79. 160, 161, 172, 186, 188, 193 Sigrcsl, Rickey 79. 139 Simms, Bob 79, 155 Simpson, Larry 27, 33, 62 Simpson, Ronnie Joe 79, 149, 156 Sims, Janxes 79, 139, 1-15 Singh, Gloria 32, 91, 135 Singleton, Kirby 91, 1-1-1 Skillcrn, Ken 62, 16-1, 169 Smalling, Bill 79, 137. 138, 184, Ulkic, Cynthia 81, 142, 158 Underwood, Billy 92 VanVolkcnburg, Cathy 92, 1-10 Villanueva, Diana 80, 1-10 Villanueva, 100 611 Villanueva, June 61, 142 Wagner, Tommy 80 YVaile S, Kathy so, 15-1 Wfard , Edwin 81 Ware, Charlotte 92, 1-17 'Warm Gary 92 YVare, Sherine 156 Wfebb, Janice 27, 3-1, 38, 64, 131, 142, 158, 159 Wiellborn, Sharon 21, 29, 35, 39, 44, 117, 128, 129, 130, 141, 158, 159 Yvcst, Dave 92, 137, 138 ' XVL-sl, Dolorcs 81, 142, 156 Yvcst, Vifest, Don 92, 138 Linda 64,139 Whctstein, Barry 93, 145 Reyes, Florence 90, 110 Rhoads, Chcri 77, 143, 1119, 182 Richardson, Alanc 77, 142, 156 Richardson. Nancy' 90, 119, 143, 157, 182, 183 185 Smith, Darwin 79, 165 Smith, Patricia 62, 131, 134, 135, 136, 142, 158 Smith. Peggy 62. 131, 142 Smith, Ross Marie 62, 1-12 Richardson, Virginia 77, 141. 158, 182 llorrii. Robvrt 88 Mnrtviircxi, Donna 19. 38, 116. 142. 158 Mosis. Slolnnim- 88. 112 Munoz. Inuic 89. 142 llunz. Marianne -H. 58. 115. 129, 130. 111, 158. 159, 180, 193 llnnz. Xnnry' 83. 103, 159, 180, 181, 193 K1-iwu. Rwnniv 89.161, 175. 181, 185 Newell. Billy TT, 155 Ncwlnnn, llikb 89, 116 Newsom. Sanflrzl 89 Xcwum. Sur- Ann 89, 1-I2 Normfm. Patricia 89, 1-10 Xnrrie. Gloria 76, 1-12 Norris. Ronald 58, 139, 175, 179 Norton. Pauline 156 Obcr, llnrirm 89, 146, 184, 185 Oclom. Donna 77. 128, 132, 136, 1-13, 158 D O'Kr-f-fr-. Pm 77, 165 Oliver, Lynda 89. 112 Olivvr. Pnulvltc 89 Ormshy. Mary Colleen T7, 1-19 Orsak. Dianz' 58. 1-12 Orsak, Cary 89. 116 OH. Imnvs 39. 145 OYVPY1. Owrn, ,lay 89. 139 J'-5-vw 59. 125. 117, 150. 151 Owmlq, Gloria 137 Parkarli, Dudlvy' 39. 187 Pago. Rivlmrzi 76, 115' Richvy, Mary 90, 148 Rightnr, Gary 90 Rivera, Basil 90, 189, 190 Roark, Howard 38, 60, 160, 16-1, 166, 189, 192, 193 Roberts, Lawrence 77, 137, 155 Roberts, Roy 164. 170, 189, 192 Robertson. Lynn 20, 60, 125, 1-12 Rolicrtson, Mike 90 Robertson, Weldon 90, 139 Robinctt, Paul 98 Robinson, Marvin 60 Rodriguez. Joc 78. 110 Rodriqucz, Johnny 90, 160, 165, 175, 189, 190 Roclriquvz. Mario 78, 155, 187 Rorlriqucz, Ottilia 90, 1-12 Rofiriqucz, Romanita 78, 1-12 Rogers, Jean 156 Roland, ,lanky 15, 27, 31, 38, 48, 61, 112, 122, 131, 160, 164, 167, 173, 17-1, 175, 178, 179, 189, 191, 192, 193, 221 Rose, Larry 60, 1-11 Rose. Ruby 90 Roysn, Wialtcr 33, 60, 119 Rudcl, JoAnne 78 Rudisill, Jackie 78, 139 Rutledge, Jim 29, 33, 60, 149, 156 Ryan. .lean 40, 78, 118, 128, 132, 136, 155, 180 Ryan, Nolan 82, 90, 119, 12-1,160, 175. 177, 186, 187, 193 Smilh, Yvaync 160. 164. 167, 189, 192 Slnithson. A1 91, 138. 175 Soria, Ahran 91 Southworth, Lu,-Xnn 79 Sparks, James 91, 155, 175, 177 Sparks, Mary 80, 1-19. 155 Speed, Susan 23, 62, 114, 120, 1-17, 1-19, 152 Spenvcr, Doyle 80, 165 Spiliur. Sidney 80, 138 Spinks, Jerry 91, 160, 165, 186. 188. 193 Spurgeon, Linda 91. 135 Slanflicy, Cecil 62, 161, 161, 170, 173 Stanclley, Ellcn 91. 147 Sizmscl, Tommy 63, 146 Stanton, Martha 63, 142, 158, 159 Stavinoha, Sam 80, 140, 187 Stinson. Glenn 91, 139 Stinson, Jim 91, 165. 189, 191 Stokes, Marry 156 Storey, Kalhy 91 Stratton, Sherry 91, 142 Streets, Larry 91 Skrifklaml, Barry 91, 1-16 Summers, Charles 63, 116, 16-1, 171. 189, 193 Tanncr, Judy 17, 80. 1-19, 15-1, 182, 183 Taunton, Emily 156 Taunton, Martha 33, 80, 136, 137 Taylor, Charles 91, 1-10 Taylor, Travis 92, 175 Terrell, Sandra 92 Terry. Janet 92, 1-13, 155 Thomas, Charles 92, 128, 160, 175, 186. 193 Whetstein, Bruce 144 1Vhit1oCk, Tommy 156 Wfieting, Margaret 19, 23, 26, 39, 40, 44, 65, 117, 122, 128, 129, 130, 132, 136, 157 Wiggins, Nancy 156 1Viley, Tommy 93, 1-16 W'illiams, Barbara 93, 142 Williams, Bobby 6-1 YX'il1iams, Richard 64, 15-1 Yvilliams, Virgil 81 W'i1liams, 1VCsl0y 93, 139 XVi11s, Bobby 93, 165 W'ills, Brenda 64 Wil1s,lris 156 Vfilson, Larry 81 Wissncr, Gloria 65, 1-18, 15-1 'Wofforcl, Bill 93, 141, 145 Wofford, Carolyn 93, 142 Wlofford, Paul 27, 65, 164, 171, 173 Wrofford, Sarah 81, 142 'Wo11am, Perry 156 Wbmackf Kenneth 65, 139 1Vomack, Phillip 93, 144, 1-15 1Voodarz1, Bobbie 65 1Vomlarcl, Jerry 81, 160, 164, 167, 173, 189 Wooster, Bobby 93 Wooster, Judy 93, 143 Yvorthy, Evelyn 93 Wren, Joy Ann 93, 1-12 1Vright, Eddie 81, 156, 175, 184, 185 Yonaites, Margaret 180 Young, Shcrric 32, 93, 138 Yount, John 93, 139 Zigal, Sandra 93, 141 223 "Our Record Year" Ends at A.H.S. Without the challenges and inspirations of Dr. Thompson, this Would not have heen H0ur Record Yearfl ln addition to the challenges presented by Dr. Thompson, we are left with this lasting challenge. HI challenge you to continue to improve this high school, to support it in all of its activities, to uphold and respect its traditions, and above all to support and respect the students who love it so deeply. lf you will accept this challenge, you will always he proud of your high school and its studentsf' Our Record Year ends with the Words familiar to all A.H.S. 'stu- dents . . . . . . Hail Alma Mater Hats off to you. Ever yozfll find us, Loyal ancl true. Firm and unclaunted, Always will oe, Hail to the scliool we love Here's a toast to thee. MTWW MQW W ig M51 Qx WWWWW M QW Sify Q gl NQ R9 wssixpv Ei Eg NE' xx W! ww WW 4 Q5 " 91004 ON WONFQ WZw 7 lf? Wu SWSELG 9:1 V017 VOX. 3' fhmwol , ., 5 Ez' 55" ' v'f'5i,, ,i'f E 'mWi"':'35j'V'-- . 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Alvin High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Alvin, TX)

- Class of 1963

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