Alvin High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Alvin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1964 volume:

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Y -,Lg 5,1 -' -,, hr: Y i5f7::,. , ,,1 Q-W ':'!H1w.,s-SRM-..-imma' Wm iIri'1e1'f: Cem.:J1"b M ' AA vp 44 Y v ' 1 ' L 4 AQ A A I P' 14 2, Y V8 f-14 7 6 5 Alvin High School Alvin, Texas f gy XV ll? L. The Yellowjacket Volume 28 Published by the Annual Staff Alvin High School Alvin, Texas Enlitoff: Becky Burns jean Ryan Photogmploer: George Burge A1'tLft.' Martha Taunton Spomor: Miss Mary Hyder The Annual Staff Presents . . . The Time of 0ur Lives Cheerleaders enjoy the time of their lives boosting spirit and enthusiasm in AHS Table of Contents Campus Life ....,.. Classes ......... Seniors juniors Sophomores Freshmen Faculty ......... Administrators Instructors School Services Personalities ....,,... All-School Favorites Class Favorites Queens and Sweethearts Organizations ......... Sports s....... Football Basketball Baseball Spring Sports Advertisements ........ Index ..... Closing ........ Alvin High School I v T X7 5 With respect and admiration . . This is the time of our lives! A time in which we experience the di-fficulties and hazards of growing up. A time in which we begin to witness the sadness, the joy, the success, and the failure in life. A time which will be most memorable in our old age, a time in which to love, to learn, to laugh, to cry. A time to be guided, a time to follow, a time to profit by the wisdom and concern of parents, teachers, and friends. The 1964 YELLOWJACKET would like to dedicate this yearbook to MR. C. B. ROLAND, a Person genuinely interested in our activities and our lives. This yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Roland. 5,4- 5 . Mr. Roland is seen at the head of the stairs on the mornings he stands hall duty. The father of three excellent athletes and the grandfather of two, Coach Roland attends all athletic events. MR. C. B. ROLAND Having coached football for many years, Mr. Roland is known and liked by both the student body and faculty. Mr. Roland does not only emphasize the importance of athletics, but impresses upon the minds of students the importance of academics. Having taught plane geometry and business math, Mr. Roland is now teaching unified geometry. Am, W X -R v , www -P. -a R. ' I fm dug-p v , .uf-. 4'-'Y , 4 Hmmm-M-"W, M may ..,, -W.-,. ww 1 Mmaahi , v-V a The Time of Our Lives . A time in which every student experiences failure and success, a time in which the sadness, the fear, the joy, the excitement of a moment are far more important than any homework. This time in our lives is the time in which We, as young adults, shall experience the im- portance of a football or basketball game, of a big dance, and of being accepted by our fellow students. This is the time of our lives in which we shall make or break ourselves. This is our timwour most important time-the time in which We shall mold our future. A Time for , ,, f , , ff Q f Q , Z 7 xx X SX xxx ' f K n 4 'Mig It f r' ,gf fn -f M ff r': 'f,, ,. Wien ff, 7 QU ff It was school time again. This was the sea- son to start things rolling. Actively participat- ing in the school activities, AHS students entered Alvin High School for the first time as a four-year high school. With more stu- dents, more teachers, and-more school spirit, this was the best year yet. The 1964 YEL- LOWJACKET is Presenting to you, the AHS students, the pictorial story of "The Time of Our Lives." The Time of Our . . The burning "A" represents the glowing and ever- lasting spirit of AHS. - -,LL.4.wrg.Q.4 Alert and attentive attitudes are displayed as the Alvin Alma Mater rings out over the field. . Lives in AHS The Jacket cheerleaders lead the students in a yell at the yearly bonfire Students pass from the main building to the annex, which is in use by the high school for the first time. I3 junior Ken-Cab Hyder Spiders pose in front of their cleverly decorated goal post. junior cheerleaders tensely stand on the side line, hoping for a touchdown. The Junior Spiders Washed Under by . SENIOR SURFERS: Victors of the 1963 Powderpuff Game. I4 While the twirlers demonstrate precision marching, 'lVictory Tonight" is yelled i ,o t tt by the Senior cheerleaders. . . . the Senior Surfers in a 33-21 Victory ,. Z XW ,442 4 ,9 54 ,. f fl-if ,f K! 2 f' VL fffiffg X Mixed emotions line the field on the junior side. Vim and vitality is shown as the juniors push onward to a goal. I5 ,ff f, f Wy W X. 6, ,ff f , Z5 ,7 , 77' f , ' fy X , . t 2, E, ,f X ' If f + ,, ' ' f -' 2 nf i , X2 , ' hi! XZ 7 C M! f 7,5 , eff. ' A f 1 M A f,., nf W , , .I .1 i x 'Q' . xp M . ' it , fi ff 0 . ,- ,V A, ff , f J f f X ,W if! 77 'ky mf 7 W. f f , J, f ll x -,,.. 4. , V.,-f .J X My Vylk .-gxvffu asv .f."'F'g -vgy' MT f 1:7-Qjiffz H X 'JA 73, kfjhgy ?.,.2.1Mv JA -vR1'i4i, 'm,,.ef,s.x wh 'f vfw-K-aaa TOP: Junior Float. BOTTOM: Senior Float. TOP: Freshman Float. BOTTOM: Sophomore Float . Barbara Dezo Elected Homecoming Queen "Beauty and the Beast." SEATED: Kay Beaver. Lena Corbett, and Laura Foster. STAND- ING: Barbara Dezo and Marilyn Dollar. King, Guy Crouch Queen, Nita Gayle Pickens Ladies in Waiting Sherry F. Moore Sherry L. Moore Each class elects their Princesses to represent them in the coronation. Representing the Senior Class is Andrea Butler, escorted by Gordon Green. Nancy Dollar, who represents the Junior Class, is escorted by Jim Stinson. Ruth Holdroff, representative of the Freshman Class, is escorted by lack Piefer. The Sopho- more Class is represented by Patsy Richter, who is escorted by Pat Wagner. The Duchesses are chosen by the Princesses. Linda Moore, representing the Freshman Class, is escorted by Charles Cook. Cathy Cleveland, escorted by Nolan Ryan, is representing the junior Class. Linda Labry, representative for the Sophomore Class, is escorted by Rick Pierson. The Senior Class is represented by Beverly Morrell, who is escorted by Greg Moore. Castles and Kings and Chivalrous Things Nita Gayle Pickens is crowned Halloween Carnival Queen. fc M K Cheers rise as jackets rack-up two more points. The Fighting Alvin Cagers Dribble to Second . . The varsity basketball team chose Miss Sharon Crook as their sweet heart for the 1963-6-1 basketball season. - ,.l.,,,v 117- 1 . 1 Lets twist! . . Place in District After defeating La Marque in overtime by a score of 43-42, AHS students celebrate the victory at the annual basketball clance. Football Sweetheart, Miss Lena Corbett, is presented with the co-captains, Jerry Woodard and Tommy Howard. Buddy Dial, Football Banquet speaker, leaves Al-IS students Wifh a challenge. a bouquet of roses by Buddy Dial Highlights Football . X 2 22 Football players. jackettes, and band members enjoy the Yellowjacket banquet. Y Band students and their dates enjoy the banquet . . Banquet as Mardi Gras Invades Band Prom Jean Lewis and jimmy McLean, Band Sweetheart and Beau, begin the evening of dancing with the spotlight dance. mm-may Guy Crouch, defense attorney, represents Marilyn Dollarg and John Casey serves as prosecuting Attorney. The Night of January 16th "Do you swear to tell the truth the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?" 24 The jury is sworn in. Swedish witness, Cherry Keys, makes her way to the witness stand. The makeup committee dramatizes the appearance of the actors. 1 , Did Karen Andrea kill for the love of this man? Was Karen Andrea Guilty or Noi Guilty? Guy Crouch, defense attorney, inte-rrogates the nonattentive witness. John Casey, prosecutor, meets h1s W1tnesses as they come mto court 25 The Alvin Barber Shop Quartet bring the days of old to the AHS students. Enioymenf and Competition Thrive in . Ninth and tenth grade students participate in a highly competitive in telligence test over the handbook. Beverly Porter assists in the India exhibition in assembly. 26 . . . Student Assemblies e e' :SJ 4 -si -"' 1 was la .X ....,, . ..,. ' ' ik, AHS students divide into two parties, the Nationalist and the Fed- eralist, choosing candidates to repre- sent Alvin High School in our coun- ty government. Nats and Feds demonstrate in government assembly for their party candi- dates. Nationalist v. Federalist 27 1 7 Bobbie Ellard, Cynthia jones, Andrea Butler, Kay Thomas, Sandra McLemore, and Carol Pirtle sing the teapot song. Senior Girls and Boys Return io the . . ing V KWXO- fgcf , Seniors hold up traffic as they walk to school. Beverly Porter was presented with a gift for being selected the cutest girl 28 The judges decided on Jimmy McNatt and Cheryl Burks and Sam Stavinoha and Donna Odom as the cutest couples. Kay Beaver, Sharon Kendrick, Becky Burns, Donna Odom, and Bar bara Dezo do a skit to the "Little Duck" song. . . . Days of Their Youth on "Kid Day." cv-W 41 f f , W f, f Senior boys' antics are released. Larry DeWitt was presented with a gift for being selected as the cutest boy. 29 Pam pins yellow ribbon on Betty as the sign of a new member of the N.H.S. ',e, W r . . . . l i . . Those chosen for the National Honor Society take the ' ' MQW g f iWsiyr 1 s' 2 . . , -' ' oath to uphold the standards of this society. y fi , X Q ,,. I ' W ' ' , ' J fi 'L ., .1 M , In I fm M V Parents of those chosen stand as they are recognized. Thirty-three New Members Are Selected for N.H.S. 3, , f. gf, ' E-'WJ Initiation includes eating lunch on the floor and walking backwards up the stairs. 30 Being ready for the first jump from the shoot means qualification in bareback bronc riding. AHS Students Ride in the FFA Youth Rodeo Whoops! I slipped! lf roping is one of the most exciting events for exhibiting skill :I precision timing. 3l Number sense contestants were Joe Godwin, Mary Kettler, and Guy Wellborn. joe Godwin and Sam Ramiriez entered into the slide rule competition. Many AHS Students Find Interest . . . 32 Leesa Cravens and Tommy Wagner Qntefed extemporaneous speaking at the U.I.L. con- tests. Leesa placed first in district and Went to regional where she placed fourth. U.I.L. poetry entries were Gary Moore and Janice Adams. Sandra Sanford participated in prose. . . in the U.l.L. Contests for 0ur District Barbara Childres and Martha Taunton expressed their talent in ready writing, Becky Burns and Kay Thomas were contestants in the journalism event. During intermission, students talk with their friends. "All Roads Lead to Rome" During the . . . This is the pause that refreshes. After the banquet, couples talk on the patio, waiting for the prom to start. The patio was a popular place for a rest between dances. Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Music for dancing was provided by the jimmy Simons' band. Students sit out this dance The end-of-school party was a hootenanny with groups around this vicinity providing the entertainment. The Deva Debbs and Wiley from Brazosport started the evening of folk singing. 'Tis Hootenanny . . For the closing song, all the groups lead, while the AHS students join in singing. Music for the dance is provided by Robert Mathison and his band Time of AHS The floor of the Sub is literally covered with AHS students at hoovtenanny time. I f T l L e-'s ' L .H-. -' W-we-. -f,- ff :W swbww-LV, h'-, -fLff-Mia e,-e ' , ,,,., , ,VILL L, LAVV ,,s, ,,A, Q 5 L : .'h', I 3+ eeses "e' Q -'s'L' - - ' 1 : ' e ' 'L ' ' " 132511 -" ' i ' -s.,,,,, V L ,Q , L L, L L - .L A H .ks, I . --,"- ' - Lf, 11 'L -f-. LL 0-L-fffi, L L' -L LL , :1LL 1 L i - - ',e' L Q s,,Vlxl LL ,,x,As LL , LL qb, L L.,, A, . ,L L ' Wifi A f ' fiil.-:'.: L LI L" 1 Lf ' L L,,fLLi .L-, ,.-Lf , ,. - ,,',-,s-, V, ,,1s . L ,L .,.. L 1, 9 ,.-,.' fp. ,-, L e h' LL my g i e'e' 'Tiff ff-4 'Lyy I fini: sf ' I KV.k L L LLL, ,L L L, fr ,-ff- ' Cy? ' 'L ' - L.,, f---e ggLQ,g,1L'L A f 'film-. "', L L:L v Q1f'fg'ffz'f-gL,g -f,LfLg2f,f5zly.-'p:':L3ZL 'K H 4L--- s i - f L! gL'L1iwyfL',2-fi -' ,L'LL 'L'L, L L, V !VkV E I f ff X f ' f W Everyone enjoys dancing with a live band after the hootenanny. L L VLLL' my 5 5 5 at 4 2 This year the four athletes receiving the Matushita Award were Bill Pickens, Tommy Howard, Don Mers, and Kenny Shry. Tommy Howard received the award for Most Outstanding Athlete and was the recipient of the Tinnin Cup. Tommy Howard Voted Best All-Round Athlete he volleyball team presents the volleyball district trophy to Dr. Those girls in jackettes for two years receive two year pins hompson. 'RR Karen Turvey is the recipient of the English Award for displaying excellent work in the English fields. Mrs, Harris presents Romanita. Rodriquez and Ruby Rose with art awards from the Houston Post. Scholastic Awards Presented . . . jean Ryan and Becky Burns announce the dedication of the yearbook to Mr. Roland. , A 3 Cherry Keys and Martha Taunton present Dr. Thompson with the first copy of "Cozzfezzi." 39 rhn Casey is awarded the United aughters of Confederacy Scholarship. Outstanding . e 2 5 5 ! fl mny Perry and Virginia Richardson receive the Dan- 'th Award. 40 Ralph Buell presents Joe Godwin with the Dow Chemical Scholarship. 2 A A VV,.. 3 he 4 ,. 5 X 2 'V V, I 1 . , . if . . 5 i i i .. K 4 I .ul Beverly Porter is awarded the American Business Women's Association Scholar- ship. Students Receive . . . Martha Taunton is presented a gold medal from the New Yo-rk Art Show. . Recognition on Awards Day is - Mr. Seaton Hunter presents jim McNatt with the Texas Chemical Council Award. Mrs. Roberts presents the Crisco Awartl to Nancy Marshall, the Silversmith Award to Sue Sheppardg and Ann Sheppard, Sandra Sanford, and Ginger Richardson Won awards for good homemaking. Ronnie Nelson is awarded the Math Association of America and So- ciety of Actuaries Award. Qrwmm,. ,Z-MA. , -1 AHS Musical . Katherine fwailes, Miss Stacy, portrays an ordinary, American girl when she 'falls in love with Eddie Wright, a guy from Venus. Bob Simms and Doug Crider have comical parts as Mr. Scraton and Mr. A9 Trimibler. Barbara Williams plays the part of Mrs. Mach, an elderly employee of Stacy's Department Store. Although physically old,.Mrs. Mach expresses youthful ideas in singing and dancing, . . Presents "A Guy From Venus" A musical, THE GUY FROM VENUS, was presented hy members of the Yellow- jacket Band and choir. Leading roles were held by Eddie Wright, the guy from Venus, Katherine Wailes, Miss Stacy, and Roy Pearson, jack Wilson. Mario Rodriquez, as Mr. Romano, led the cast in the singing of an Italian song. They were accompanied by the Yellowjacket stage band, ' Katherine Wailes portrayed the personality, wishes, hopes, and emotions of Miss Stacy's through many songs. 5' Wifi' ,Q , ,X ,, V' -I, A M, ' iff' A fff .-hgffjq 7 ., -ww M J , . . f, Wa'-5, ,V f ,gk CWM ,Www W ' f XAW6 iQ, 44'- ? +..Qg , ff. X' 1 ,, Am mf ,, f M, ,, mm ' fff ff 4,6663 JP nf W I fn, df M f 0 , f , 5 f Graduates march out of the auditorium at the close of the Baccalaureate service. . on May 29, 1964 joe Godwin presents the valedictory acl- dress at the Commencement exercises. The top ten in scholastic averages for four years in high school were: Mary Sparks, Danny Perry, Karen Turvey, joe Godwin, Linda Priest, Lena Corbett, Hart Schleicher, Donna Odom, jimmy Mc- Natt, and Lessa Cravens. AE A Time ar Knowledge . . . Classes l 1 jimmy McNatt Becky Burns Tommy Howard jean Ryan Outstanding These students, chosen by a secret ballot of the faculty, are honored because of their qualities of character, leadership, and service. 'Pam lfniol-at Donna Odom Seniors Each of these Seniors show outstanding traits in personality and dependability, have participated in organizational work, and have shown willingness to render services for our school and community. Karen Turvey John Casey Barbara Dezo Joe Godwin Leading the 1964 Senior Class are: Sharon Kendrick, Treas- urerg jean Ryan, Vice-Presidentg Kay Beaver, Recording Sec- retaryg john Casey, Presidentg Pam Knight, Parliamentariang and Becky Burns, Corresponding Secretary. Seniors Enioy the Time of Their Lives Class Colors - Red and White Class Flower - Red Rose Class Motto - "Whoso neglects learning in his youth, loses the past and is dead for the future." 50 Sally Adkins Anita Avitts Mary Bean Kay Beaver john Booth Marvelyn Bowman Glenn Brewer George Burge Cheryl Burks As Class Officers Lead the Way Becky Burns Andrea Butler Morris Carter Many Important Decisions Are Made john Casey David Coffee Nancy Coffee Ronnie Coker Howard Cole Lena Corbett William Corbett Leesa Cravens Guy Crouch Modesta DeLeon Larry DeWitt Barbara Dezo Marilyn Dollar Bobbie Ellarcl Sharon Farrell Wayne Foster, by Senior Voters Senior cast ballots during lunch for class favorites. Laura Foster Sharon Francis Judy Franzen Cesar Garza ., ,A 1 Hansel and Grethel 54 Leesa Cravens and Guy Crouch put the finishing touches on the Senior class float entry for the Homecom- ing parade. joe Godwin Belia Gonzales Santos Gonzales Gordon Green Rachel Guerrero David Hackley Wineva Hankamer Clarice Harris Theresa Hayes Gary Henny james Hensley Mike Hernandez . . Is Theme of Senior Float Claudia Herndon Frances Hodge Frankie Hodge George Hornback Tommy Howard Doug Hudgins Marilyn Huepers Bobby Huffman Donald jobes Jerry Woodard Reigns as Beau 56 Senior twirlers, led by drum major Howard Cole, display their beauty and talents at Powderpuff pep rally Roberta johnson Cynthia jones Sherlie Keels Ronnie Keene N. A. Keithley Sharon Kendrick Cherry Keys Ann Klinar Pam Knight Bobbie Lampe Jean Lewis Stephen Lyon Frances Lyons Sherry Mallory Nancy Marshall Cathy Matlock james Matthews Donald Mears . . for Senior Surfers, Powderpuff Champs Surfer cheerleaders, Wayne Foster Sam Stavmoha, Greg Moore, Bill Smallmg and Gordon Green, lead yells at Powderpuff pep rally. 3 '. ? 32211, Hunger pangs strike Senior boys as refreshments are served at traditional Christmas party. Traditional Senior Christmas Party 58 'B Q X if if Gary Methvin Greg Moore Margaret Moore Mary Joyce Moore Martin McDonald Mary jane McEwen James McLean Sandra Mc:Lemore Anne McLendon Jimmy MCNatt Billy Newell Gloria Norris Donna Odom Roy Pearson Danny Perry Shirley Perry Bill Pickens Carol Pirtle Ushers 0uf Qld Year Betty Planka Billy Pollard As the Senior Play gets under way, judge George Burge watches as Clerk Skipper Carter swears in Danny Perry. Seniors Present Annual Play . . 60 Beverly Porter Linda Priest Gwen Ramsey Cheri Rhoads Judi Rice Alane Richardson Jackie Rudisill Jean Ryan Josephine Sanchez Juanita Sandoval Sandra Sanford Hart Schleicher The Nighf of January 16th Virginia Richardson Lawrence Roberts Joe Rodriquez Mario Rodriquez Roinanita Rodriquez Joanne Rudel Seniors Turn Back the Clock . . Marie Scopel Linda Scott Aim Sheppard Sue Sheppard Tommy Shoemake Kenny Shry Bob Simms Bill Smalling Becky Bums, Donna Odom, and Barbara Dezo provide entertainment for I' ', If' I T5,,, Darwin Smith Wayne Smith Mary Sparks john Spencer Sidney Spiller Sam Stavinoha on Annual Kid Day Judy Tanner Martha Taunton Kay Thomas Paul Thomas jean Thompson Myrtle Thompson l 1 Walter Todd Karen Turvey Cynthia Ulkie Graduation Draws Near, the Clock Ticks On jerry Woodard Eddie Wfriglut I1 A. K. Van Horne, Diana Villanueva Tommy Wagner Kathryn Wailes Edwin Ward Larry Wfilson SALLY ADKINS Jackettes 2-43 Library- Club 3-43 Slide Rule Club 1: UIL Spelling 13 National Honor Society 4. ANITA AVITTS Library Club 3-43 Slide Rule Club 13 Choir 1-4. MARY BEAN Volleyball 2 4, Captain 43 FFA Rodeo 43 Powder- Pllff 3-4, Co-Captain 33 Band 1-4, District 23 Rodeo Club 4, Secretary3 Industrial Arts for Girls 23 Tennis 13 Girls, Sports Club 1. Senior Activities GLENN BREWER Rodeo Club 4, Reporter3 FHA Beau 53 FFA Rodeo 1-4, FFA 1-33 Football 1 23 Gladiator Club 1. GEORGE BURGE Student Council 43 Senior Play3 Quill and Scroll 3-43 YELLOWJACKET 1-4, Photographer 2-43 Photography Club 2-3, Treasurer 2. CHERYL BURKS Band 1-4, Secretary 43 Creative Writing Club 43 Confetti 4, Editorg YELLOWJACKET 4, Typist3 UH- TYPQOS 31 'FTA 3, Secretary: UIL Poetry Interpretation 1-23 UIL Piano 1-23 Industrial Arts for Girls 23 Girls' Sports Club 13 Quill and Scroll.43 National Honor Society 4. DANIEL CARTER YELLOWJACKET 43 PASF 33 Football 1-33 Golf 2-33 Athletic Club 23 Gladiator Club 13 Track 1. JOHN CASEY Student Council 1-4, President 1, Treasurer 23 Athletic Club 2-4, Secretary 43 Basketball 1-43 Baseball 1, 43 Golf 33 Senior Class President3 Most Representative Senior Boyg Outstanding Sen' ior3 FHA Beau 43 National Honor Society 3-41 Senior Play3 Boys' State Delegate 33 Most Repre- sentative Sophomore Boy3 Chess Club 1, President3 Sophomore Class President3 Track 13 UIL Number Sense 1-43 Student Council Workshop 1-2. DAVID COFFEE Chess Club 43 Powderpuff Twirler 4, Cheerleader 3: Slide Rule Club 33 Football 23 Athletic Club 2. Senior class favorites-Pam Knight, Greg Moore, James Ryan, and Sharon Kendrick-enjoy a spring afternoon in leisure. KAY BEAVER Cheerleader 4g Homecoming Queen Candidateg Senior Class Recording Secretary3 Student Council 4, Secretary3 FHA 43 FTA 2, 43 YELLOWJACKET 4, Faculty Co-Editor3 County Surveyor 4g Band 33 Industrial Arts for Girls 33 Powderpuff 3-43 Slide Rule Club 13 Jackettes 23 VFW Essay Contest 23 Girls' Sports Club 13 One-Act Play, Student Director lg Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. JOHN BOOTH FFA 3-4, FFA Rodeo 2-43 Baseball 33 Football ifrack 1-23 Athletic Club l-23 Gladiator u . MARVELYN JEAN BOWMAN YELLOWJACKET 4, Business MZHHQCIQ National Honor Society 3-43 Library Club 3: lukfffes 255 Press Club 13 Quill and Scroll 4. BECKY BURNS Senior Class Corresp. Secretary3 Student Council 4, Corresp.,Secretary3 Jackettes 3-4, Vice-President 43 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Vice-President 4j YEL1 LOWJACKET 3-45 C0-Editor 4, Activities Editor 33 Most Representative Senior Girlg FTA 2-4, Corres. Secretary 3, Treasurer 4g FHA 4g Powder puff 3-43 Outstanding Senior3 Scroll 43 Junior Class Parliamentariang National Honor Society 3-43 Girls' State Alternate 33 Industrial Arts for Girls 23 UIL Ready Writing 23 Slide Rule Club lj Higbliglzir 13 UIL Journalism 4. ANDREA BUTLER Library Club 3-4, Secretary 43 FTA 33 Powderpuff 3-43 Senior Play3 Halloween Coronation Princess 43 Transfer-West Jefferson High School, New Orleans, Louisiana. Hensley, Becky Burns, Jean NANCY COFFEE Powderpuff 43 Speech Club 33 Band Club 33 Band 1-33 -VFW Essay Contest Runner-Up 23 Industrial Arts for Girls 23 FTA 23 Higbligblf 13 Girls' Sports Club 13 UIL One-Act Play Al- ternate 13 UII. Rfady XY'riting' 1. RONNIE COKER Rodeo Club 4, V-ice-Presidentg FFA 1-3, State Farmer 3, Lone Star Farmer Award 3, FFA Rodeo 2-4. HOWARD COLE Powderpuff Drum-Major 4, Cheeikader 35 Rodeo Club 45 FFA 1-45 Athletic Club 2-45 Football 1-4, All-District 45 Track 35 Gladiator Club 15 FFA Rodeo 2-4. LENA CORBETT Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Powderpuif 45 Band 2-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 YELLOWJACKET 3-4, Personality Co-Editor5 Football Sweetheart 45 Coronation Duchess 35 FTA 35 Sophomore Class Parliamentariang National Honor Society 45 Trans- fer-Sweeny High School, Sweeny, Texas. BILLY CORBETT Chess Club 2-4, President 45 Athletic Club 35 Transfer-Allen Academy, Bryan, Texas. LEESA CRAVENS 4, Faculty Co-Editorg Powder- YELLOXVJACKET puff 45 Senior Playg Top Ten5 Speech Club 35 UIL. One-Actv Play 35 Quill and Scroll 45 UIL Typang 35- NCTE Award Nominee 35 National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary5 FTA 2-35 Industrial Arts for Girls 25 Transfer-Headland High School, Atlanta, Georgia. GUY CROUCH Athletic Club 2-45 Halloween Coronation King 45 Tennis 1-45 Powderpuff Twirler 45 Clarion 35 Senior Play5 Scroll 45 UIL Ready Writing 15 Slide Rule Club 15 Electronics Club 1. MODESTA DELEON PASF 3-4. LARRY DEWITT Tennis 1-45 Creative Writing Club 3-45 Confetti 3-4, Co-Editor 45 Athletic Club 2-45 Clarion 3, Business Manager5 Football 25 Algebra Club 15 UIL Declamation 15 Quill and Scroll 45 Kid Day Cutest Boy. BARBARA DEZO Cheerleader 1-45 Homecoming Queen 45 Miss AHS 45 DAR Good Citizen Award 45 FTA 45 Out- standing Senior5 Powderpuft 3-4, Co-Captain5 Stu- dent Council 3-4, Treasurer 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Student Council Vlforkshop 3: Most Representa- tive Sophomore Girl5 junior Class Secretaryg Indus- trial Arts for Girls 2-35 Volleyball 2-45 UIL One-Act Play 15 Freshman Class Secretary 15 Slide Rule Club 15 Valentine Sweetheart5 Girls' Sports Club 1. MARILYN DOLLAR Band 1-4, Drum-Major 4, Twirler 1, 35 AHS Most Beautiful Girl 45 Band Club 2-45 FFA Rodeo 3-45 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Pow- derpuff 45 UIL Twirling 3: United Nations Delegate Alternate 35 FTA 35 VFW Essay Winner 35 Sopho- more Most Beautiful Girl5 Creative Writing Club 25 Slide Rule Club 15 UIL Declamation 15 Na- tional Honor Society 4. BOBBIE ELLARD FNA 45 FHA 45 jackettes 3-45 Business Club 31 Powderpuff 3-4, Manager 45 FTA 3-45 UIL Spelling 25 Science Club 1. SHARON FARRELL Band 1-4, Feature Twirler 3-4, Twirler 2, Drum- Maior 15 All-District Band 35 Band Club 45 Winner, Brazoria County Fair Twirling 35 Tennis 1-4, District Doubles 3-45 Industrial Arts for Girls 2-3: FTA 2-35 Girls' Sports Club 15 UIL One- Act Play 15 UIL Twirling 2-4. LAURA JANE FOSTER Powderpuff 45 National Honor Society 45 FNA 4, Pres.: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4: Senior Playg Slide Rule Club 1-25 Industrial Arts for Girls 2-35 Russian Club 1: Cheerleader 1-25 UIL Slide Rule 25 UIL One-Act Play 1. WAYNE FOSTER Powderpuff Cheerleader 3-45 Football 1-35 Athletic Association 2-35 Student Council 15 Freshman Class Vice-President5 Basketball 15 Gladiator Club 15 Track 15 Student Government County Clerk 4, District Clerk 3. Senior boys are measured for caps and gowns by sponsors, Mr. Clark Roberts and Mr. Ed Parker. SHARON FRANCIS FNA 4, Vice-President5 Girls' Industrial Arts Club 4, Parliamentarian5 Transfer--Austin, Texas. JUDY FRANZEN jackettes 3-45 Library Club 45 Choir 1. CESAR GARZA PASF 3-4, Parliamentarian 4, Vice-President 3- Jor GODWIN Valedictorian 1, 45 Senior Boy. Most Likely- To Succeed5 Outstanding Senior5 Senior Playg National Honor Society 45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1, 3-45 Baseball 2-45 Slide Rule Club 1-25 Athletic Club 2-45 Algebra Club 1, President5 Powderpuff Twirler 35 UIL Number Sense 1-4, District 1-4, Regional 2-4, State 3-45 UIL Slide Rule 2-4, District 3-4, Regional 3-4. BELIA GONZALES Library Club 3-45 Choir 1. SANTOS GONZALES Track 1, 3-45 Athletic Club 2-45 Football 1. GORDON GREEN Athletic Club 1-45 Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Powder- puff Cheerleader 3-45 Halloween Coronation Prince 4. RACHEL GUERRERO Band 1-45 Band Club 15 Library Club 3: National Honor Society 4. WINEVA HANKAMER Band 1-45 Junior Historians 3-4, President, Secre- tary-Treasurer 45 UIL Spelling 1-45 FTA 25 Russian Club 1. CLARICE HARRIS FHA 45 Art Club 4, Vice-President 45 Powderpufi 45 Transfer-Milby High School, Houston, Texas. THERESA HAYES Choir 1, 3-45 Girls' Choir Club 1. GARY HENNY Track 1, 3-45 Athletic Club 3-45 Football 2-33 Chess Club 1-3. JAMES HENSLEY Football 1-45 Athletic Club 2-45 Most Popular Senior Boy5 Powderpuff Cheerleader 3-45 Senior Play5 County Surveyor 35 Basketball 1-35 Sopho- more Class Vice-Presidentg Baseball 25 Freshman Class Presidentg Student Council 1, Vice-Pres.5 Coronation Prince 15 Gladiator Club 1, CLAUD IA HERNDON Band 3-45 Biology Club 4, President5 FHA 45 Choir 1-45 Powderpuff Champs 4. FRANCES HODGE Girls' Industrial Arts Club 4, Presidentg Transfer -Danbury High School, Danbury, Texas. FRANKIE HODGE Transfer-Danbury High School, Danbury. Texas. GEORGE HORNBACK Chess Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 3, Secretary, TOMMY HOXVARD Mr, AHS 45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 2-4, All- District 2-45 Outstanding Senior5 Athletic Club 2-4, President 4, Treasurer 3: National Honor So- ciety 3-4, Treasurer 45 Football 1-4, All-District 2-3, Co-Captain 45 Most Handsome Junior Boy5 Matushita Award 35 Most Handsome Sophomore Boy5 Student Body President 15 Student Council 15 Gladiator Club 1: Beilty Award 1: Track 1- DOUG HUDGINS Basketball 35 Photography Club 25 Electronics Club 13 Track Manager 15 Russian Club 15 Slide Rule Club 15 Contestant, Odd Fellow's trip to United Nations 3. MARILYN HUEPERS National Honor Society 3-4. Vice-President 45 Band 1-45 Powderputf 3-45 PASF 35 Junior His- torians 2, 4. BOBBY HUFFMAN Athletic Club 1-45 Track 1-45 Football 1-35 Basket- ball 15 Gladiator Club 1. ROBERTA JOHNSON Jackettes 2-45 Library Club 45 Powderpuff 3-4, Manager5 Slide Rule Club 1. CYNTHIA JONES Library Club 3-4, President 45 FTA 45 Powderpuff 3-45 Transfer-Lufkin High School, Lufkin, Texas. SHERLIE KEELS UIL Typing 2 RONNIE KEENE Chess Club 45 Basketball 35 Athletic Club 35 Transfer-Sante Fe High School, Sante Fe, Texas. N. A. KEITHLEY Athletic Club 2-45 Basketball 1-45 Tennis 1-45 Chess Club 1. SHARON KENDRICK Senior Class Treasurerg Most Popular Senior -Girlq Band 1-4, All-District 3, Twirler 1-45 UIL Twirlrng 2-45 Brazoria County Fair Twirling Contest Final- ist 1, 45 YELLOWJACKET 4, Senior Co-Editor5 Powderpuff 3-45 Junior Class Treasurer5 Scrall 45 Industrial Arts For Girls 2-3, Secretary-Treas.' 35 Volleyball 1-25 Tennis 15 Slide Rule Club 15 Girls' Sports Club 15 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Band Club 4. CHERRY KEYS FTA 45 Creative Writing Club 4, Business Managerg FHA 45 Choir 45 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Transfer-Jesse Jones High School, Houston, Texas. ANN KLINAR Powderpuff 45 Business Club 45 Transfer-Irving High School, Irving, Texas. Joe Godwin and Jimmy McNatt are surrounded by opnosing faculty team members at the annual Senior-Faculty basketball game. PAM KNIGHT Student Body President 45 Student Council 1-4, Secretary 1, President 45 Outstanding Senior5 Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed5 Senior Class Parlia- mentarian5 National Honor Society 3-45 YELLOW- JACKET 45 Senior Play5 Powderpuff 3-45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Most Representative Junior Girl5 Student Council Xliforkshop 25 Creative Writing Club 35 UIL Declamation 15 Slide Rule Club 1, Secretary5 Tennis l-4. BOBBIE LAMPE Powderpuff 3-45 Business Club 45 FFA Chapter Typist 45 Chess Club 35 Jackettes 35 FFA Rodeo 35 UIL Typing 2. JEAN LEXVIS Band 1-4, Vice-President 45 Band Sweetheart 45 Powderpuff 3-45 Band Club 2-45 Volleyball 2-45 Coronation Princess 35 Industrial Arts for Girls 25 Student Council 15 Tennis 1. STEPHEN LYON Athletic Club 3-45 Basketball Manager 1-45 Slide Rule Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Junior Historians 25 Chess Club 15 Track 1. FRANCES LYONS Library Club 3-45 Choir 15 Slide Rule Club 1. SHERRY MALLORY Band 1-4, District Band 3-4, Regional 3-4, Area 45 Band Reporter 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Powderpuff 3-4, Co-Captain 35 Industrial Arts for Girls 2-3, Parliamentarian 3g Girls' Sports Club 1, NANCY MARSHALL Business Club 45 FHA 1-45 Powderpuff 3-4, Manag- er 35 Jackettes 35 Teen Tips Club 1, CATHY MATLOCK Band 1-4, Treasurer 45 Powderpuff 3-45 FTA 3, Parliamentarian5 Chess Club 3, Secretary-Treasurerg Industrial Arts for Girls 35 Girls' Sports Club 15 Slide Rule Club 1. JAMES MATTHEWS Football 1-45 Athletic Club 2-45 Powderpuff Twirler 45 Track 1-45 Gladiator Club 15 Stamp Club 15 Basketball 1. MARTIN McDONALD Athletic Club 45 Track 45 Slide Rule Club 35 Powderpuff Feature Twirler 35 Math Club 15 Basketball 1. MARY JANE McEWEN Band 1-45 Band Club 45 Industrial Arts for Girls 3-45 Powderpuff 3-45 Girls' Sports Club 1. JIMMY MCLEAN Band 1-4, President 45 Band Beau 45 Band Club 1-45 Golf 1-3. SANDRA McLEMORE Jackettes 2-4, Treasurer 45 Scroll 4, Editor5 Clarion 35 UIL Journalism 3: Quill and Scroll 3-45 FTA 3-45 Pouiderpuff 3-45 Business Club 2-45 Slide Rule Club 15 Hrglyliglvrf 15 National Honor Society ANNE HORN McLENDON FTA 3-45 YELLOWJACKET 3-4, Organizations Editor 3, Senior Co-Editor 45 Powderpuff 3-45 Jackettes 2-35 FBLA 25 Student Council 1, Reporter5 UIL One-Act Play 15 UIL Best Actress 15 Honorable Mention All-Star Cast 35 Higbligblr 15 Russian Club 15 Slide Rule Club 1, Secretary. JIMMY McNATT Student Council 4, Vice-President5 National Honor Society 3-4, President 45 UIL Slide Rule 3-45 AHS Most Handsome Boy 45 Outstanding Senior5 Basketball 2-4, All-District 45 Tennis 2-45 Senior Play5 Top Ten5 Junior Class President5 Student Council Wlorkshop 35 American Legion Award 1. DONALD MEARS Football 1-45 Track 1-45 Basketball 1-25 Corona- tion Duke 35 Football All-District Honorable Mention 3. 67 Seniors enjoy a delightful evening at the annual dinner-dance given by the Senior mothers at the Holiday Inn. GARY METHVIN FFA 1-45 Football 35 Baseball 35 Athletic Club 3. GREG MOORE Football 1-45 Track 45 Coronation Duke 45 Most Handsome Senior Boyg Mr. Irresistible 45 Baseball 2-35 Basketball 2-35 Athletic Club 1-4. IVIARGARET MOORE Business Club 45 Band Club 2-35 Slide Rule Club 1. MARY JOYCE MOORE Business Club 2, 4, Reporter 45 jackettes 2-35 Chess Club 3. BILLY NEXVELL Chess Club 45 Band 1-33 Band Club 1-3, GLORIA NORRIS Library Club 2-45 Teen Tips Club 1. DONNA ODOM YELLOWJACKET 2-4, Sophomore Editor 2, Or- ganizations Editor 3, Class Editor 41 .lafkettfs 2-4, Recording Secretary 45 FTA 3-4, Vice-President 45 Outstanding Senior5 Powderpuff 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 VFW Essay Contest, 1st Place 25 Scroll 45 Senior Play5 Top Ten5 Slide Rule Club 1, Vice-President5 Higbligbtr 1, Editorg National Honor Society 45 Kid Day Cutest Couple. ROY PEARSON Biology Club 3-4, President 3: Band 1, 45 CbO.ir 45 junior Historians 2, Vice-Pr6SiClCUf5 R3d10 Club 1. DANNY PERRY Creative XVriting Club 45 Top TENS Slide R916 Club 3, President5 Industrial Arts Club 25 Russian Club 15 Electronics Club 15 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 4. 68 SHIRLEY PERRY BILL PICKENS Transfer--Muskogee High School, Muskogee, Okla- homa. CAROL PIRTLE Business Club 3-4, President 45 Powderpuff 3-45 FTA 45 Higbligbir 15 FHA 1. BETTY PLANKA BILLY POLLARD Chess Club 45 Baseball 2-35 Football 15 Track 1 BEVERLY PORTER Band 2-4, District 4, Regional 45 Band Club 45 FTA 3-45 Powderpuff 45 Senior Play5 UIL Typing 25 Speech Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer: Choir 1-25 Industrial Arts for Girls 25 National Honor Society 45 Kid Day Cutest Girl. LINDA PRIEST Top Teng Transfer-West Marion High School, Foxworth, Texas. GWEND OLYN RAMSEY Business Club 4, Vice-President5 Volleyball 2-45 Powderpuff 3-45 Industrial Arts for Girls 3: ,lun- io1rbHistorians 2, Reporter5 Press Club 15 Math Cu 1. CHERI RHOADS YELLOVVJACKET 4, Personality Co-Editor5 Pow- derpuff 3-45 Speech Club 35 Industrial Arts for Girls 25 FTA 2-35 Volleyball Manager 2-35 Press Club 15 UIL One-Act Play '15 UIL Poetry Reading 1. JUDI RICE Business Club 45 Transfer-Lafayette High School, Lafayette, Louisiana. ALANE RICHARDSON Library Club 2-45 Choir 3-4. VIRGINIA RICHARDSON FTA 45 jackettes 3-4, President 45 Volleyball Manager 3-45 FHA 4, President. LAXVRENCE ROBERTS junior Historians 2-4, President 2-45 Band 1-45 Stamp Club 1, President. JOE RODRIGUEZ Spanish Club 3-4, President 45 Basketball 2-35 Baseball 35 Football 1-25 Track 1. MARIO RODRIGUEZ Band 1-4, Parliamentarian 45 Band Club 35 Base- ball 1-3. ROMANITA RODRIGUEZ Library Club 45 PASF 25 Choir Club 1. JOANNE RUDEL Art Club 45 Povvderpuff 3-4, Manager 4. JACKIE RUDISILL Chess Club 3-45 Industrial Arts Club 1-2, President 3. JEAN RYAN Outstanding Senior5 Most Beautiful Senior Girlg Tennis 1-45 Brazoria County Fair Queen Candi- date 45 YELLOWJACKET Co-Editor 45 Student Council 2, 45 Senior Class Vice-President5 Band 1-45 Bluebonnet Girls' State 35 Student Council Workshop 35 Most Beautiful Junior Girl5 Quill and Scroll 3-4, Secretary 45 Junior Class Vice- President5 Coronation' Duchess 2, Princess 15 Pow- derpuff 3-45 Slide Rule Club 15 Girls' Sports Club 15 National Honor Society 4. JOSEY SANCHEZ PASF 3, Secretary5 Russian Club 1. JUANITA SANDOVAL FHA 1, Secretary. SANDRA SANFORD FHA 3-4, Pianist 3, Secretary 45 Jackettes 2-4, Parliamentarian 45 UIL Prose 45 Creative Writing Cl'-Ib 4: Powderpuff 35 UIL Poetry Interpretation 315 FBLA 25 Hzgblrgblr 15 National Honor Society HART SCHLEICHER YELLOWJACKET 4, Sports Co-Editorg Football Statistician 45 Powderpuff Twirler 45 Senior Playg Top Ten5 Football 35 Athletic Club 35 Third Texas Nuclear Science Symposium, University of Texas 35 National Honor Society 45 Transfer-Texas City High School, Texas City, Texag, MARIE SCOPEL FTA 3-45 Powderpuff 3-45 FBLA 4, Secretary 45 Volleyball 2-4, Co-Captain 25 Industrial Arts for Girls 2-35 Press Club 1. LINDA SCOTT Library Club 3-45 FHA 1-2, Reporter 25 Teen Tips Club 1. ANN SHEPPARD Jackettes 3-45 FHA 1-4, President 1, Secretary 3, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 45 Business Club 45 Powderpuff 3-45 Crisco Award 1. SUE SHEPPARD Jackettes 3-45 FHA 1-4, Secretary 1-2, Treasurer 35 Business Club 45 Powderpuff 3-45 Crisco Award, Outstanding Student in Home Economics 15 Junior Homemaking Degree 1. KENNY SHRY Football 1-45 Baseball 2, 45 Athletic Club 2-35 Powderpuff Beau 3, Cheerleader 35 Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Track 1. BOB SIMMS Band 1-45 Chess Club 45 Science Club 3, Secre- tary5 Radio Club 25 Slide Rule Club 1. BILL SMALLING Football 3-45 Track 45 Powderpuif Cheerleader 45 Athletic Club 45 Golf 35 Slide Rule Club 35 Transfer-El Dorado High School, El Dorado, Arkansas. DARWIN SMITH Athletic Club 3-45 Football 3-4. WAYNE SMITH Football 1-4, All-District 3.5 Track 1-45 Powderpuff Cheerleader 4, Twirler 35 Spanish Club 3, Secretary5 Athletic Club 2-45 Slide Rule Club 15 Gladiator Club 15 Basketball 1. MARY SPARKS Salutatoriang Band 1-4, Corresponding Secretary 45 District Band 2-4, Regional 2, 45 Powderpuff 45 Band Club 3-45 Junior Historians 25 UIL Number Sense 15 National Honor Society 4. JOHN SPENCER Transfer-South Houston High School, Houston, Texas. SIDNEY SPILLER Chess Club 45 Slide Rule Club 3. SAM STAVINOHA YELLOWJACKET 4, Sports Co-Editor5 Powder- puff Cheerleader 4, Twirler 35 Football Statistician 45 PASF 3, Vice-Presidentg Baseball 35 Student Government County Judge 45 Kid Day Cutest Coupleg Transfer-Huntsville High School, Hunts- ville, Alabama. JUDY TANNER Powderpuff 3-4, Co-Captain 35 FTA 45. Volleyball 2-4, Captain 45 AHS Miss Sportsmanship 45 Band 1-3, District 35 Band Club 35 Industrial Arts for Girls 25 Tennis 15 Girls Sports Club 1. MARTHA TAUNTON Creative Wlriting Club 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-4. President 45 Scroll 45 National Honor Society 45 UIL Ready Writing 3-45 YELLOWJACKET 4, Copy Editor 45 Confetti 3-4, Editor 35 Jackettes 45 Trans- fer-El Dorado High School, El Dorado, Arkansas. KAY THOMAS YELLOWJACKET 4, Index Editor 45 FNA 45 Scroll 45 FHA 45 Senior Play5 Clarion 3, Eclitor5 UIL Journalism 3--4, State 35 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Powderpuff 35 Business Club 2-35 Volleyball 25 Jackettes 2-35 Higbligblf 15 Transfer-Wheelus AFB High School, Tripoli, Libya, North Africa. PAUL THOMAS JEAN THOMPSON FTA 3-45 Jackettes 2-4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Tennis 1-45 Junior Historians 45 Powderpuff 3-45 Senior Play5 Library Club 35 Business Club 25 Student Council 15 Cheerleader 15 American Legion Award 15 National Honor Society 4. MYRTLE THOMPSON Band Club 2, 45 Band 1-4, District 45 UIL Music 15 National Honor Society 4. WALTER TODD FFA 1-4, Vice-President 3, Greenhand Reporter 1. KAREN TURVEY Band 1-4, District 3-45 FTA 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Powderpuff 45 YELLOWJACKET 4, Senior Co-Editor5 UIL Spelling 1-45 Outstanding Senior5 Top Teng Scroll 45 Industrial Arts for Girls 25 UIL Piano 25 Slide Rule Club 15 National Honor Society 4. CYNTHIA ULKIE Jackettes 3-45 Library Club 3-45 FHA 1-23 IUHIOF Homemaking Degree 15 Teen Tips Club 1. A. K. VAN HORNE DIANA VILLANUEVA Spanish Club 3-45 Powderpuff 3-45 Business Club 2. TOMMY WAGNER Athletic Club 3-45 Chess Club 1, 35 Student Council 1. KATHY WAILES Band 3-45 Band Club 45 FHA 4, Musician 45 Powderpuff 45 FTA 35 Dramatics Club 1. EDWIN WARD Industrial Arts Club 2-3. LARRY WILSON Powderpuff Cheerleader 35 Chess Club 35 Basket- ball 1-25 Football 25 Athletic Club 25 Track 1-25 Gladiator Club 1. JERRY WOODARD Football 1-4, Co-Captain 45 AHS Mr. Sportsman- ship 45 Powderpuff Cheerleader 4, Twirler 3, Beau 45 Track 2-35 Athletic Club 2-3, Sgt-at-Arms 4. EDDIE WRIGHT Golf 3-45 Transfer--Bay City High School, Bay City, Texas. I Seniors line up for the long awaited Baccalaureate service. 69 Capable junior officers lead the class throughout the year. Officers are: Amy Garwood, Parliamen- tariang Sherry Moore, Secretary, Sharon Crook, Vice-Presidentg john Carlton, President, and Diana Little. Treasurer. Junior Officers Walk Rocky Road . . 70 Adams, Janice Aldridge, Darlene Alexander, Charles Alexander, jimmy Almanza, Estella Anderson, Nancy Arne-y, Wagine Atkinson, Deann Ault, Donald Avitts, Elaine Aycoth, Peggy Barger, Sherrie Barnes, Betty Barrera, Vicky Beall, Janet Beasley. John Beaver, Carla Bettes, Tommy Booth, Laura Bossley, Lucy . . fo a Successful Year of 64 Breeding, Ralph Brod, jimmy Brown. Donald Brown. Kathy Browne, Morris Brunson, Lavon Buelow, Robert Bullard, Joy Camp, Dale Canacly, Carol Carlton, john Castle, Wayne Childres, Barbara Christofferson, Linda Cleveland, Cathy Coates, Gertrude Hurd Work Brings Rewards . 72 FMW Interesting lectures given in room 204 highlight day for world his- tory students. . fo Juniors Throughout Year Dollar, Nancy Duenaz, Elizabeth Duplantis, john Easley, Carolyn England, Kenneth Esquivel, joe Etue, Linda Fannin, james Coleman, Charlene Cook, Danna Copeland, Linda Corona, Carl Craig, Owen Crook, Sharon Crurnnn, Carol Dalmolin, Louis Davis, Dennis Denton, Cynthia Dixon, Billy Doerr, Kathy Greer, Linda Griffin, Dorothy Grupe, Theresa Guajardo, Rosie Guerrero, Agnes I-Iackley, Deane I-larshbarger, Douglas Hildebrand, Karen 74 Ferguson, Ann Fulgham, Claudine Garcia, Lee Garwood, Amy Garza, jesse Gest, Sally Gloger, Paulette Gonzales, Sixto Goodridge, Jimmie Gould, Michal Graham, Rusty Greer, Glenda Junior Spiders Play Valianfly . . Hitt, Charlene Hitt, Peggy Hluchan, jimmy Holdorff, Lynn Hueske, Jackie Huffman, Larry Hummel, David Hunt, Darrel Hunter, Elizabeth Jimenez, Martha Johnson, Asa Keithley, john . . but Lose to Senior Surfers Practice sessions mean plenty of hard work and advice for junior Spiders. li Lampe, Vernell Lee, Terry Leedy, Gracie Lehman, Joyce Little, Diane Little, Louise Loftin, Milton Lovel, Charles ,H . fa, -ily i ..' . If E, f yfl'f,J?6 ya 4 , Wifi W f fff ff? f ef, f 1 if W., ff f 4 1 f y 1 , 4 f Wi f4 , f , K .Ky , - .4 . X - 3 Kelso, Ivan Kilhorn, Bobby King, David King, Mike King, Ronnie Kirk, Mike Kirtley, Charles Klentzman, Doug Knape, George Knox, Willimn Koenig, Tommy Lamhden, Cathy Challenged Juniors Work to Find . . . ' -a,,W.,N,,. ,.., . K Hard work and study bring Juniors closer to their goals in '63-'64 school year. Key fo Rewarding Year Lutz, Terry Mach, Diana Mach, james Mangrurn, Barbara Martin, Joyce Marx, Mary Mathis, Dennis Mats, Bobby 'IG Mayes, Alva jo Meyers, Doris Miller, Brenda Monarch, Mary Montoya, Nancy Moore, Mickey Moore, Sherry F Moore, Sherry L Mosis, Melanie Munz, Nancy McCarty, Glenda McKenzie, Larry In early February juniors waited patiently in line to measure for their senior rings Juniors Measure for Senior Rings McLendon, Larry McPhetriclge, Ted Nelson, Ron-nie Newman, Michael Newson, Sandra Newton, Sue Ann Symbol of Achievement Ober, Marion Oliver, Linda Oliver, Paulette Orsak, Gary Ott, james Owen, jay Owens, Gloria Palmer, Caren Parker, jimmy Patterson, Doug Peebles, Tommy Pina, Sara 79 Plaster, Audrey Plaster, Linda Plege, David Powell, Charles Reyes, Florence Richardson, Nancy Juniors Strive to Improve Themselves Singleton, Kirby Smith, Sherry Smithson, Al Sparks, jimmy Spinks, jerry Spurgeon, Linda by Studies and Hard Work Richey, Mary Rightor, Gary Roberts, Lawrence Robertson, Weldon Rodriquez, Johnny Rodriquez, Ottilia Rose, Ruby Schafer, Glenn Shaw, Sherilyn Shoemake, Iris Shoemake, James Shoemake, Neva Shriver, Harry Simpson, Ronnie Singh, Gloria junior students spend much time throughout the year in library for research and book re ports. Year's End Climaxed by . N West, Don Wiley, Tommy Williams, Barbara Williams, Phyllis Williams, Wesley Wills, Bobby Wofford, Bill Wofford, Carolyn Standley, Ellen Stinson, Glenn Stinson, James Stratton, Sherry Strickland, Barry Taylor, Charles Terrell, Sandra Terry, janet Thatcher, Gregory Thomas, Charles Thompson, Kay Tower, Don Townsend, Steve Trahan, Ronald Troha, Ann Ware, Charlotte West, David West, Dolores . . Junior-Senior Banquet Womack, Philip Woods, Gena Woolsey, Cheryl Wooster, Judy Wren, joy Young, Sherrie Yount, John Zigal, Sandra V Qs osyyy T' , juniors use creative ability in striving to make the '64 Junior-Senior Banquet the best yet. 83 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Duoto, Treasurerg Margaret Yonaites, Parliamentariang ,Rachel Aclams, Secretaryg Sherry Smith. Presiclentg and Billy Childress, Vice-President. R4 Sophomores Officers gather informally by school alma ma I U Adams, Rachel Alexander, Mitchell Alfred, Claud Almanza, Adelita Anderson, Ernest Arebalo, Louis Aston, Ruth Bacak, Nelda Bacerra, Rosemary Bailey, Sarah Lynn Baker, Bonnie Barbee, jerry Barnard, Perry Beasley, Shirley Beasley, Terry . . Are Lead by Five Officers WW 37, Bergquist, Wally Berleth, joan Biles, Linda Blanton, Gail Blumnick, james Breeding, Larry Britton, Judy Brown, Rick Burner, Steve Carlisle, Ann Carrillo, Louis Castillo, Linda Cherry, Brenda Childress, Billy Clark, Jeannie 85 431 3 Sophornores chos Crainer, Ernest Crose, Madeline Croix, Alice Cos-ter, Beverly Davis, Linda Deering, Susan Decuire, Butch DelBello, jimmy DelBello, Tommy Denison, Jimmy Dickerson, Donna Dickerson, Mike Dotson, jimmy Drachen-berg, Tim Driggers, James 86 l N7 1 e Rapunzel as theme for their trophy-winning flo-at. ev Tlffliv f ' A Cleveland Charles Collins, Jerry z Collins, Larry Collins, Tommy Cordova, , Rose Corona, Toni Tenth Graders Begin Year With o Victory in Float Competition Driggers, joey Duoto, Joe Emert, Carter Engel, Cecilia Flora, Bill Flynt, Tommy Forgy, Margie Fowler, Sherrie Francis, Johnny Franz, Carolyn Frazier, Ebby Free, Colleen Garcia, Cynthia Garcia, Ernestine Gebert, Retta Gibson, Mike Gibson, Terry Gideon, Denny Gilbert, David Givens, Judy Gober, Becky Goodridge, Gene Griffin, Cheryl Grotts, james Hall, Sandra Hambleton, Judy Hankamer, Connie Hankamer, Orville Harris, Langston Hatcher, Mike 87 Time is set aside to prepare for the future, as students study French, Hard Work and Hard Play Are Combined . Hawkins, Mary Ann Hawkins, Patricia Henegar, Marion Hicklan, Marilyn Hobbs, Brenda Holloway, Hugh Holsenback, Paula Huffman, Cynthia Irby, Roy Jacobs, Bobby Jefferies, Donald jepbson, Connie Jircik, Barbara johnson, Robert Kettler, Carol Kettler, Mary Ellen Kettler, Wilson Kiclcl, Jack Kidd, Joe Kirkendall, jimmy Knape, Teresa Knapick, Pat Koldenhoven, Wayfne Koster, Don Krampota, Louis Kreuzer, Elaine Labry, Lincla Lambeth, Wayne Leal, Richard Lewis, Wayne . to Make the Time of Our Lives After a munch, we bunch McDonald, Curtis McKnight, Debbie Naill, Debbie Newman, David Odom, Gerry Oliver, Wayne Perez, Carmen Perry, Mary Lou Pettit, Patty Pierson, Rick Pinkard, Linda Planka, Linda Powell, Donna Priee, La Vonne Pugh, George 90 Sophomore Talent Blooms . . Little, jim Lutringer, johnny Martin, Kirby Mathison, john Miller, Carol Miller, Darlene Mills, Berry Mock, Dennis Montemayr, Arthur Moore, Gary Morgan, Cheryl Morgan, Peggy Morris, Diane Morris, joe Muma, Beverly 1-. 1 . f 9 Raines, Randy Rawlings, Floyd Richter, Patsy Robinson, Clif Rodgers, Betty 'WY ,,,, Rodriquez, Geraldine Sanchez, Carmen Schuenemann, Dorothy Scruggs, Robert Shoemake, Janice Shoemake, Joyce Slick, Jimmy Smith, Diana Smith, Mike J. Smith, Mike joe Duoto and Diana Morris are two stars of an assembly presented by Sophomore talent. Smith, Sherry Sonnen, Herbert Sofia, Abram Sowell, Carolyn Spencer, Pat Steele, Kay 9I Students participate in voting for government-clay officers. Sophomores Participate and Mark Stone, Dale Tagart, Linda Tarbutton, Kathy Thatcher, Paul Thumbler, Mary Till, Vickey Turner, Walter Turvey, Leroy Ulkie, Richard Vaughn, Bonnie Villarreal, Tonto Wagner, Pat Wfaters, jimmy Weinkauf, Warren Wellborn, Guy Westerlage, David Whetstein, Bruce Wiginton, jim Wilfong, Pauline Wfilliams, Connie Williams, jimmy Williams, Sara Wilson, Kenneth Winget, Philip Woodard, Edward Wooster, Bobby Yonaites, Margaret A Aww . 4 r,,, I .r,k K K ,Q - ,l, f 'ff5 f W rrrl s i L . '63-'64 as the Time of Their Lives Stairs are crowded with happy Sophomores as they end a day in school. ff President-Travis jackson Vice-President-Kandace Kennedy Secretary-Ruth Holdorff Treasurer-Ronald Ke-els Parliamentarian-Carol Hankamer Class Sponsor Chairman-Miss Cleo Congrady Freshmen . Adame, Adolfo Adame, Irene Adams, Brenda Adams, Paul Adkins, Kenneth Alexander, Kenneth Alexander, Linda Alford, Cathy Allen, Robert Anderson, John Step Info o New World of High School Carrillo, Isabella Cheek, Morgan Clark, Cris Clark, Kathy Clark, Vickey Cook, Charles Cooper, joe Craig, Kathryn Crawford, Charles Crider, Douglas -T--,..asf - -..+ ., Anderson, Linda Anderson, Peggy Arebalo, Carlos Armstrong, jack Armstrong, Kathy Arney, Phil Barnes, Phyllis Barton, Janey Bass, Billy Bazar, Danny Beasley, Dennis Becerra, Robert Bennett, Doris Billings, Steve Botter, Jay Bowen, Beverlyn Briggs, Benny Brooke, Roy Brown, Eddie Buettner, Steven Buller, Pat Burks, Rhonda Burns, Martha Butler, Mickey Calkins, Dennis Cross, Barbara Cross, Jimmy Crumm, Alma Lee Crumpton, Alvis Cuello, Mack Curtiss, Pam Custer, jerry Davenport, Marjorie Davis, Wfanda Dean, Patrick DeGeer. Donnie DeLeon, Perla Delesandri, Shirley Deno, Freddie Denton, Gwen Dequire, Doris DeWitt, Tom Dixon, Darrell 'YW ' ' , 4 ' K, My . - ,, L 3, 'L ' V 'xv ' :I f I F' if i'i4gg.f,4,, i, , X 5 xx 1 Freshmen Enioy Participating . . ""7?" Dixon, Bucky Dollar, Andy Dotson, Barbara Duke, Strom Dunn, Joyce Easley, Kenneth Epley, Gary Evans, Anita Faulkner, Judy Feaster, Diane Ferguson, Eddie Ferguson, Herbert Ferguson, Jerry Ferguson, Mark Flora, Shirley Flora, Gaylon Francis, Dennis Frankel, Beth Franklin, Bill Froberg, Sandra Garcia, Louis Garza, Clem Gebert, Susan Goedecke, Diane in Extracurricular Activities Win or Lose? Freshman football boys anticipate the outcome of tonight's game during their break at lunch. Goodwill, Glennette Grantom, Linda Green, john Green, Judi Green, Malvin Greer, Dru Ann Guajardo, Sammy Guerrero, Cecilia Hale, Allen Hankamer, Carol Harpole, Mary Harris, Danny Harris, Sally Hatcher, Larry Hawkins, jim Henry, Kara Henry, Tommy Herndon, Bob 97 Herring, Clyde Higgins, Vicki Holcomb, jim Tom Holdorff, Ruth Hope, Eddie Hornbzick, Mike Houk, Louise Howell, Rod Huepers, Barham Hughes, jimmy Humbird, Cecil Hunt, Judy jackson, Travis Jeffrey, Jay Jimenez, john Johnson, Gay johnson, Nina Jurica, Janet Keels, Ronald Keith, juliene Sports Are CI Highlight During the Clear Creek game, tension rises as the game comes to gg, 14. of Freshman School Year Lee, Calvin Levy, Michael Lovel, Thomas Lutz, Patrick Lutz, Sharon Lyons, Lloyd Macik, Hattie Mark, Mickey Marshall, Kay Martin, Richard Matthews, jane Matthews, Judy Maturey, Helen Mayes, Sandra Mays, Jimmie Keithley, Michael Kennedy, Kandace Kerr, Gary Kettler, Karen Kettler, Kenneth King, Carson Kirtner, Donald Klinar, Carol Kloecker, Thomas Knape, Gary Knape, Wayne LaBarbera, Paul Labay, Edward Labry, Robert Lambeth, Charles Lambeth, Dale Lambeth, Mary Lambeth, Wayne Latimer, Douglas Law, Daisy Packard, Sandra Padgett, jimmy Patrick. johnny Patterson, Sandra Perez, Daniel Perez, Robert Perez, Victor Perkins, Gayle Peters, Paula Pflegl, Andrew Phillips, Judy Phillips, Madeline Pieter, Jack Pina, Adela Pinkard, Bertha Pittenger, Dorothy Poole, Barbara Potts, Donald lhh Meinke, Anna Sue Methvin, Don Miller, Carol Milton, Danny Minniear, Sue Moore, Danny Moore, Linda Moore, Nancy Munoz, Flora McEwen, jennifer McKinnis, Nancy Nance, Christine Newsom, Karen Newton, Patricia Nieto, Elizabeth Nolan, Michael Norris, Brenda Norton, Pauline Nowak, Geraldine Odom, Debbie Oehlert, Charles Oliver, Phyllis Ortiz, Lupe Owens, Pamela Freshmen Feel Excitement in the Air . Worn fingers and long nights prove worthwhile as the Freshman float is recognized at the homecoming parade. as Homecoming Parade Nears. Pouncey, Wanda Priest, Maxine Ramos, Lydia Ratliff, Sharon Reeves, Patsy Reyes, Felix Rex, Mildred Rhodes, Paula Richmond, Douglas Rivera, Lillian Rivera, Virginia Rives, Thomas Robertson, Ronald Rodriguez, Annabelle Rodriguez, Carolyn Rodriguez, Eliza Rogers, Steve Rutledge, Betsy IOI Smith, Raymond Garza, Irma Stanfield, john Statz, Charles Stein, Diana Sterling, Sandra Stowers, Gloria Stuksa, jimmy Sullivan, Paul Thomas, Mike Thompson, Rose Mary Thompson, Steven Till, Robert Todd, Mike Travis, Gary Trevino, David Turner, Lana Turvey, Luane Usrey, Richard Van Horne, Becky Saunders, Marsha Schleicher, Rick Scruggs, Elizabeth Scruggs, Margaret Sherrick, E. J. Sierra, Irene Singh, Elizabeth Smalling, David Smith, Clyde Smith, Dale Freshmen Eagerly Participate In High scholastic averages and a willingness to work are characteristics of the Freshman class. Here the students are receiving instruction in English from Mrs. Hicks. . Well-Planned Study Programs Vaughn, Carol Velez, Alicia Veltman, Ronnie Vest, Billy joe Wallace, Beckey Weidenbach, Sandra Westinghouse, Patricia Wfhatley, Brenda Wfhitlock, Tommy Vifieder, Fred Winget, Cheryl Wfisnoski, Eddie Woods, Murray Wfoolsey, Kathy Yakey. Glenna Sue Young. Tommy - ,WW .A ,Af, A Time or Instruction . . . Faculty ,,,tt tttX,4t t tttt,t ,ttt , . 24 iq.-51150 . K. 15452 jf- '. . ' DR. GEORGE THOMPSON Under the capable leadership of our Prin- cipal, Dr. George Thompson, our school grows in size and prestige each year. He handles his job in a manner which is cheer- ful, capable, and efficient. By praising us, defending us, and correcting us when we are wrong, Dr. Thompson merits the respect of our student body which he is so cheer- fully given. IO6 DR. ARLEIGH B. TEMPLETON Dr. Arleigh Templeton has served as Superintendent of the Alvin Independent School District for ten years. To the students of Alvin High School, Dr. Templeton is an inspiration, not only as an influence in our school life, but in our civic organizations also. This year he was recognized state-wide for his work in the field of education by being asked to serve as executive director of the Governor's Committee on Education Beyond the High School. JOHN MCNEIL Assistant Principal ESTELLE COPE Guidance Counselor Efficient Staff Guides Students Wisely MARY ROGERS MARY EDITH FORGY MARY STILES Secretary Secretary Librarian CLEO CONGRADY MARTHA COOLEY MAREE HICKS PEGGY HOPE English III, IV English II Creative Writing Club German I Sponsor, Confetfi German Club English I French I, II, III, IV Latin I, II, III Erench Club The English and Language Departments provide insight into people and life. The teachers of these departments place before us their vast store of knowl- edge and instill.in us a sincere desire to make it our own. This study of the Humanities gives us a better understanding of our associations with Man and Nature, preparing us to meet the future with con- fidence. The teachers of the Business Department endeavor to give us a technical knowledge and skill which will be invaluable to us in later life. Under their very able The Open door to Learning. I08 instruction we are taught, not only the basic principles of the courses, but also cooperation and efficiency. The influence of the lessons they have taught us will guide us for many years to come. MARY HYDER VIRGINIA RICHARDS Shorthand, Bookkeeping Typing I, II Economics, Business Lab FBLA Annual, Quill and Scroll BESSIE MAE KEE LUCILLE MASON LOUISE PAYTE CARMELLE PUTCH English IV English I, II English III English Jr. Annual Club French French Club CHERYL HAMRICK DOROTHY TRAFTON SUE WILSQN Spainsh I, II, III English II, III English I Spanish Club Asst. Director Sr. Play A cheerful disposition . . . . . . ancl a desire to help. I09 MONA DANIEL World History FTA Club WAYNE HARRIS American History I, II Football Coach Freshman Track Coach CHARLES MCCAULEY BOBBY JOE MELOY American History I American History I Freshman Sponsor Freshman Chess Club Mr. Ed Parker, teacher of history, gleefully runs off one of his murderous tests. The Social Studies Department is designed to pre- pare students as responsible and conscientious citizens of tomorrow. History classes provide a background of our present government, while the civics course ex- plains basic government operation. The Driver Education training program is an elec- tive which stresses careful driving and a clear knowl- edge of the traffic laws, The Art Department encourages the creativity of young minds, developing many buried talents. CLARK ROBERTS American History II Texas History Civics J. W. WATSON American History Physical Education Football, Asst. Coach Baseball, Head Coach A. L. DIETRICH DONNA HARRIS Driver's Education Art I, II, III jr. High Football, Art Club Track Coach EAYE KENNEDY HELEN ROBERTS C. P. IVIUNZ LUKE KENNEDY Home Economics I Home Economics Gen. and Adv. Woodwforking Vocational Agriculture Junior Sponsor FHA Club General Power Mechanics FFA Club Mr. Rusk shows a student the art of gesturing in speech. Industrial Arts Club CECIL RUSK PHILIP ARMSTRONG Band I, II, III, IV Choral Music Speech I, II Asst. Band Director Band Club Band Club The Industrial Arts and the Vocational Agriculture departments train the students in new skills and methods of farming and ranching, which will be invaluable to them in later life. Future homemakers of tomorrow gain excellent experience and training in our efficient I-Iomemaking Department. Band and Choral Classes offer an hour of relaxation while teaching students the art of reading and interpret- ing music. ARTHUR BROWN W. O. FERRELL Physical Science Physiology Biology Physical Education Rodeo Club Head Track Coach JOE PEERY ARTIE ROBINSON Biology Biology I, II Asst. Football Coach Biology Club Basketball Coach EMORY WORLEY HELEN HORTON Physics Piano Chemistry Harp Organ JACK GLASGOW AUBREY HORNER Physical Science Physical Science jr. Science Club Tennis Coach Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach The Science Department gives inspiration and train- ing toward future goals. Advanced programs are offered for those who excel in this field. Mr. Brown seeks specimen for his Biology classes. REBA COLLINS F. L. GREGG ETHEL HUNT MELVIN REMINGTON Algebra I, II Geometry Related Math I, II Related Math I Number Sense Advanced Math Algebra I Chess Club .Lab Math Number Sense Slide Rule Club Besides the basic fundamental math courses, the Math Department offers advanced math courses such as trigonometry, advanced algebra, and slide rule. For the exceptional student, this department offers a lab math program in which the student can go at his own rate and get as many credits in math as he wishes. The Physical Education Department teachers respon- sibility and teamwork, emphasizing fair play. There is a sport in which each boy or girl may excel such as baseball, football, track, golf, and basketball. JULYNE CABINESS BILL HENRY Physical Education Supervisor, Physical Volleyball Coach Education Jackettes. Athletic Director Head Football Coach C. B. ROLAND BARBARA BIGGERS Geometry Physical Education Business Math Health jackettes ik, .,,M1,:fgf ' Mrs. Collins takes a breather during a rather trying class period. I I3 A Time ! 2 QD for Royalty Personalities Miss A.H.S. BARBARA DEZO Barbara Dezo's contributions to A.H.S. prove her deserving of this honor given to her by the student body. She served as cheerleader for three years and as a member of the Student Council for two years. She has been further honored by the faculty by being chosen as one of the Ten Outstanding Seniors. She was also the recipient of the DAR Good Citizen Award. 3 E II7 Mr. A.H.S. TOMMY HOWARD Tommy Howard represents the versatile stu- dent Who is able to participate in extracurricular activities as well as maintain high grades. His ability in athletics enabled him to start this year in three sports-football, basketball, and baseball. But his interests are also scholastic, for he is a member of the National Honor Society and was chosen as one of the Ten Outstanding Seniors by the faculty. E 9 F 3 II9 Most Handsome JIMMY McNATT As smart as he is good-looking, jimmy McNatt was elected the most handsome boy at AHS. jimmy is one of the starting five on our basketball team and does a good job of playing tennis. A member of the NHS and Student Council, jimmy is one of the most active members of his class. Most Beautiful MARILYN DOLLAR Having a beautiful smile and a pretty face, Marilyn Dollar was elected Most Beauti- ful at AHS. Marilyn has been a member of the band for the past six years and has marched out front as a twirler for one. This year she was drum major. She participated in the United Nations speech contest, UIL ready- writing, and held a leading role in the Sen- ior play. Mr. Sportsmanship JERRY WOODARD Jerry Woodard, a co-captain of the Yellow- jacket football team and a three-year letter- man in that sport, has been elected by his fellow students as Mr. Sportsmanship for 1964. His participation in track for two years and his friendliness and cooperation helped him to win this honor. Miss Sportsmanship JUDY TANNER Our Miss Sportsmanship this year is Judy Tanner. We think her title fits her very nicely because she is the type of person who puts herself into a sporting activity with great enthusiasm. Judy enjoys football, basketball, and volleyball. She was a co-captain of her Powderpuff football team and has been a member of the girl's volleyball team for three years. y 5' is is . i.ts N 511 airy 'e i . ff' 5.13 ggi, -I fo--fj9'g7'?f ,Q ,X .. . Most Popular Senior Boy JAMES HENSLEY "Gleason," as he is known, is a fun-loving boy who doesn't let anything bother him. james has the personality that caused the sen- iors to elect him the Most Popular Senior Boy. Most Popular Senior Girl SHARON KENDRICK Sharon Kendrick personifies popularity and was rightly given the title of the Most Popu- lar Senior Girl. Sharon is always coming up with something witty that makes people enjoy being around her. Most Beautiful Senior Girl JEAN RYAN This beautiful senior girl has the type of beauty that everyone appreciates. jean is al- ways willing to do her part in any activity which may arise. It is easy to see why the Seniors elected her the Most Beautiful Girl in their class. Most Handsome Senior Boy GREG MOORE Greg's boyish grin and good looks helped him earn the title of Most Handsome Senior Boy. His even disposition and his well- rounded personality are noticed by all he meets. Throughout his years in high school, he has been active in sports and other out- side activities. Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed PAM KNIGHT Success is the key word in Pam Knights future. Proving herself to be a leader in everything she has undertaken, Pam has been elected President of the Student Council, Parliamentarian of the Senior class, and Pres- ident of the Student Assembly. By meeting qualifications of leadership, service, character, and scholarship, she earned the honor of membership in the National Honor Society. 74 Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed Joe GODWIN Joe Godwin, valedictorian of AHS for 1963-64, is certainly assured of success. joe sets high goals for himself land strives to achieve them. He is an active participant in basketball, football, and baseball and has won many honors in UIL competition. His deter- mination and scholarly attitude will guide him to success in the future. Most Representative Senior Boy JOHN cAsEY The Most Representative Boy in the Senior class describes John Casey perfectly. Not only has John participated in basketball and base- ball, but he has earned the honor of repre- senting AHS at Boy's State, and was selected as one of the Ten Outstanding Seniors. John has worked actively in the Student Council and the National Honor Society and has certainly represented his Senior class well. Most Representative Senior Girl REBECCA BURNS Representing the Senior class this year is Miss Rebecca Burns. Becky, as she is called, deserves the honor of Most Repre- sentative Senior Girl because of her active participation in the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll Society, and the Student Council. She has also been elected as one of the Ten Outstanding Seniors and is Co-editor of the YELLOXWJACKET. I 4 I MOST HANDSOME JUNIOR BOY MOST BEAUTIFUL JUNIOR GIRL Jim Stinson Nancy Dollar MOST REPRESENTATIVE MOST REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR BOY JUNIOR GIRL John Carlton Nancy Richardson I s I v I MOST BEAUTIFUL SOPHOMORE GIRL MOST I-IANDSOME SOPHOMORE BOY Darlene Miller Randy Raines MOST REPRESENTATIVE MOST REPRESENTATIVE SOPHOMORE GIRL SOPHOMORE BOY Rachel Adams Billy Childress 1 1 w MOST HANDSOME FRESHMAN BOY MOST BEAUTIFUL FRESHMAN GIRL jack Piefer Ruth Holdorff MOST REPRESENTATIVE MOST REPRESENTATIVE FRESHMAN BOY ' ERESI-IMAN GIRL Travis Jackson Kandace Kennedy IOQ Football Sweetheart LENA CORBETT Presenting her with a bouquet of red roses, the Yellowjacket football team affirmed their selection of Miss Lena Corbett as their football Sweetheart for 1964. Lena was chosen for her beauty, school spirit, and dedicated support of the team, Basketball Sweetheart SHARON CROOK The highlight of the annual basketball dance was the announcement of the Basketball Sweetheart. Presenting Miss Sharon Crook with a gold locket for this honor was Nolen Ryan, a member of the varsity team. Miss Crook and Mr. Ryan then led off the first dance. I29 Brazoricl County Fair Queen JEAN RYAN Representing AHS in the Brazoria County Queen Contest for 1964 was Miss Jean Ryan. Each contestant was judged on her beauty, poise, personality, and character. In the opinion of her fellow students, jean was the girl who best met these qualifications. I30 Homecoming Queen BARBARA DEZO Elected by the Senior class as Homecoming Queen for 1965-64 was Miss Barbara Dezo, She was chosen for her school spirit, sports- manship, and support for the Yellowjacket football team. Crowning her at the half of the homecoming game was last year's queen, Miss Diane DeKinder. Barbara was presented with a bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and honored with a dance in the Student Union Building. l3I A Time for Leadership and Service V9 ei? X mi' XW'3l Student Council Leads in . . The officers of the Student Council are: Becky Burns, Corresponding Secretaryg Barbara Dezo, Treasurerg john Carlton, Parliamentariang Kay Beaver, Recording Secretaryg jimmy McNatt, Vice-Presidentg and Pam Knight, President. They share innumerable responsibilities throughout the year. Sherrie Smith, Lynn Holdorff, and Charlene Hitt start prepa- rations for one of the many Student Council sponsored parties. I34 George Burge, Travis Jackson, Becky Burns and Kay Beaver use friendly persuasion to get Mike Hatcher to buy something at the con- cession stand at the B Team Tourney. The tournament is one of the council's main activities during the year. Services, Proiecfs and Activities The selling of Yellowjaclcet bookcovers is one of the Student Council's projects. Here George Burge and Rachel Adams take their turns in trying to promote school spirit. i s jimmy McNatt, john Casey, Barbara Dezo, and Miss Cope, Student Council Sponsor, discuss plans for the all-school party. In an informal, brief meeting, the girls of the council decide on the refreshments for the teacheris workday. Sherry Moore, Pam Knight, and jean Ryan take a 'break after the coun- cil's successful fruitcake sale. ni Other members are Ruth Holdorff, Tommy Bettes, and john Carlton. l35 N.H.S. Installs New Members 1- u The current society members explain initiation to the new jimmy McNatt, the Honor Society president, leads the in- memhers. stallation program, Z 6 The members of the 1965-64 National Honor Society are: Miss Cope, sponsorg Tommy Howard, John CHSEY, BCC1-fy BUIUS, Jimmy McNatt, Pam Knight, Marilyn Huepers, Marvelyn Bowman, and Leesa Cravens. 36 The new N.H.S. members from the Junior class are: Sherry Lynn Moore, Nancy Anderson, Nancy Munz, Amy Garwood, Mary Monarch, Jerry Spinks, Betty Barnes, Charlene Hitt, Nancy Richardson. Carol Canady, Betty Renfrow, and Lynn Holdorff. The Senior members are: FRONT ROW: Mary Sparks, Hart Schleicher, Marilyn Dollar, Laura Foster, Sandra McLemore, Kay Beaver, Beverly Porter, joe Godwin, Danny Perry and Cherry Keys, BACK ROW: jean Ryan, Myrtle Thompson, Sharon Kendrick, Lena Corbett, Karen Turvey, Jean Thompson, Martha Taunton, Cheryl Burks, Donna Odom, Sally Adkins, Sandra Sanford, and Rachel Guerrero. l37 The Yellow jacket Band, under the direction of Mr. Cecil Rusk and Assistant Director Mr. Phil Armstrong, displayed its outstanding musical and marching abilities throughout the year. During football season, half-time was highlighted by the band's intricate skill in precision marching. Many hours of practice during and after school were involved in prepara- tion for football games, marching contests, Brazoria County Fair Parade, and the Houston Fat Stock Show Parade. I38 Later in the year, band members worked diligently for tryouts in the concert band. Band period was devoted to practice for the District 12-AAA concert and sight-reading contest. The band received a second rating in both of these. A spring concert was dedicated to Mr. Rusk for his faithful service and friendship to the band and to each individual student who has been influenced by his guidance. In its traditional manner, the band entertained the audience at commencement exer- cises. I39 High-Stepping . Brazoria County Fair Twirling Finalist SHARON KEND-RICK Drum Major MARILYN DOLLAR Feature Twirler Feature Twirler I 40 LARRY MCKENZIE SHARON FAFFEU Eleven Leclcl Yellow Jacket Band Twirler 'I-Wider Twirler NANCY DOLLAR CAROL CANADY SHERRY I... MOORE .,,. 5" , my ,,, "T, fn , f ,wfyfffizf 1, Ngfwfff f E45 ffV ff fi , I 'e" 5 , 9. ,ff W W ' fall eeel I- If? gg., alia' - ' ' 'f,"',' f'?5I' Zu' 1 V 2Zff467Qf9,if,fif T ' ' ' gk? ' fgilifk elll f iw: f,,, I 3 Q I 77716074 I -fs' z 'E Q 2 ,". - f ,,,,' ,, ,, wwf - ' . 5 ' I . . .I -"- f , Tw1r1er - ' 'H ff 'Q JW ll.l . ,,,l. Twlrler BECKY WALLACE MARSHA SAUNDERS Twirler Twirler SARAH WILLIAMS CHERYL GRIFFIN l4I BRASS SECTION FIRST ROW: Terry Lee, Sherry Moore, Larry McKenzie, and jimmy Sparks. SECOND ROW: Kathy Clark, Thomas Kloecker, Judy P' 'll' , R Ma h ll, nd jimm' McLean. THIRD ROW: Judy Hunt, james Driggers, Bob Simms, Diana Smith, Louise Houk, Lawrence nr ips ay rs a a y Roberts and Bill Knox. FOURTH ROW: Rachel Guerrero, Butch Decuire, Tommy Bettes, Cheryl Wrnget, Steve Rogers, Kenneth Wilson, and jimmy Fannin. FIFTH ROW: jack Piefer, Keith Mallatt, Mickey Mark, and Wineva Hankamer. SIXTH ROW: Marilyn I-Iuepers, Rodney Howell, Doug Crider, Herbert Ferguson, Paul Sullivan, and Mario Rodriguez. PERCUSSION SECTION Nancy Dollar, Sharon Crook, Claudia Herndon, Ted McPhetridge, Roy Brooks, Mary Sparks, jean Ryan, Leroy Turvey, Barbara Huepers, and julene Keith. WOODWIND SECTION FIRST ROW: Kay Thompson, Ann Ferguson, Irene Adame, Shirley Delasandri, Vicki Higgins, Caroline Franz, Iiena Corbett, Linda Christoffer- son, Myrtle Thompson, Kathy Doerr. SECOND ROW: Sherry Smith, Agnes Guerrero, Diana Stein, Vickey Clark, Mary jane McEwen, Sara Wfilliams, Brenda Miller, Kathy Wailes, and Nancy Moore. THIRD ROW: Danna Cook, Mary Harpo, Mary Ellen Kettler, Pat Newton, Lana Turner, Lucy Bossley, Cheryl Burl-cs, and jennifer McEwen. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Saunders, Marjorie Davenport, Geraldine Nowak, Dorothy Schunemman, Bonnie Baker, Beverly Muma, and Cynthia Nichols. REED SECTION FIRST ROW: Karen Turvey, Gracie Leedy, Betty Barnes, Carol Canady, Becky Wallace, Linda Moore, Dale Smith, Nancy McKinness, and Cheryl Griffin. SECOND ROW: Buzz Crainer, Paul Adams, Roy Pierson, Mary Bean, Martha Burns, Clem Garza, Leesa Cravens, and Beverly Porter. THIRD ROW: Willie Brunson, Karen Kettler, Ann Carlisle, Nancy Anderson, jean Lewis, and Sherry Mallory. I43 Individual Members Apply Their Skills These band members received a first rating on their solos and ensembles at the District 12-AAA contest. They spent many hours of hard Work and practice for the contest. The Dance Band plays for the Spring Play put pn bv the band and the choir. IAA Practice and more practice is needed for contest Orange and White lnvade Parade The band displays its brilliant colors during the Houston Fat Stock Show Parade. The spectators view the snappy, high-stepping band as it winds its way down the streets of Houston. I45 Annual Staff Captures Year's High- wifffwr Working to meet their deadline are Karen Turvey and Sharon Kendrick. They prepare pictures and layouts for the Senior class section. The 1964 YELLOWIACKET preserves the "Time of Our Lives" in a pictorial rec- ord. The editors, Jean Ryan and Becky Burns, and the sponsor, Miss Hyder, make its pub- lication possible. In charge of the Junior Class section are Carol Crumm and Mary Marx. They compile the students' pictures and many activities of the junior class into this section. The Sports Editors, Hart Schleicher, Donna Odom, and Sam Stavinoha, are responsible for a pictorial account of all sports and their participants in the yearbook. I46 Kathy Brown, Sherry Moore and Pam Knight, Organizations Editors, find a quiet place to work out their layouts. Lights in 'I964 YE LLOWJACKET 4 The photographers-George Burge, Paul Adams, john Carlton, and Carter Emert-devote much of their time to taking the pictures for the YELLOWJACKET. Leesa Cravens and Kay Beaver hunt for'new ways to improve their section. They are editors of the Faculty Section. fm-:eva -f.- ,V fn- ff f pf-M 'f M Vfvyw' 55 www 4 f f . if ,,f1.4'V, I T iaief f f. , - V fffmff , ,. - fffffMw-fm-ffmfm ffyfw , f A ittt i 4 17 X V . "-' M 'fig ., ff f , , f.'. A f .tt' A Lena Corbett and Cheri Rhoads, Personality Editors, finish up their last few layouts to meet their deadline. A V W., 'f 2' ,. , fy .. ,r,e., V X 9' 'W ky ffyq w .Za 5 Lynn Holclorff, Amy Garwood, and Skipper Carter promote the YELLOW- JACKET by selling ads to Alvin merchants. Kay Thomas, Martha Taunton, Cheryl Burks, and Marvelyn Bowman have the jobs of Index Editor, Copy Editor, typist, and business manager. Working on the Activities Section are Mary Monarch and Charlene Hitt Their section includes pictures and accounts of all activities of AHS. I47 Literary Interests Are Displayed The members of the Creative Writing Club that produces the magazine Cmzfetli are: STANDING: Cecelia Guerrero, Miss Con- grady, sponsorg Ellen Standley, Elaine Kruezer, Lucy Bossley, Martha Taunton, and Danny Perry. SEATED: Larry DeWitt, Brenda Cherry, june Tyson, Cherry Keyes, Carolyn Easley, Cheryl Burks, editor, Cathy Matlock, Robert Labry, Greg Thatcher, and Sue Minniear. ,MW ,Amari The members of the junior Annual Club are: Betsy Rutledge, Sandra Paterson, Beverly Muma, Peggy Morgan, Nancy Moore, Carol Klinar, Linda Moore, Beckey Wallace, Dorothy Schuenemann, Bonnie Baker, Cynthia Garcia, Patsy Richter, Kandace Kennedy, Nancy McKinnis, Darlene Miller, Debbie Naill, Mary Ann Hawkins, Margie Porgy, Teresa Knape, Becky Gober, Gail Blaton, Marlyn Hicklin, and Miss Kee, sponsor, AR AHS Quill and Scroll Lives Up to International Standards The present members of the AHS Bluebonnet Chapter of Quill and Scroll are: jean Ryan, Becky Burns, Lena Corbett, Sandra McLemore, George Burge, Kay Thomas, Miss Mary Hyder, sponsor, Miss Bessie Mae Key, honorary member, and Martha Taunton. In the spring Quill and Scroll elects its new members. This year they are: Larry DeWitt, Lynn Holdorff, Kathy Brown, Kay Beaver, Sherry I.. Moore, Leesa Cravens, john Carl- ton, Charlene Hitt, Cherry Keys, Mary Mon- arch, Amy Garwood, Sharon Kendrick, and Carol Crumm. I49 Clubs Increase Language Abilities The PASF studies Spanish culture. It's members are, from LEFT TO RIGHT: Irene Sierra, Modesta DeLeon, Perla DeLeon, Sherry F. Moore, Elizabeth Singh, Carol Klinar, Debbie Odom, janet Beall, Ralph Breeding, Gloria Singh, Irma Garcia, Josie Sanchez, Angelina Perez, Elizabeth Nieto, Florence Reyes, Cezar Garza, joe Rodriguez, and Vicky Barrera. Sponsored by Miss Hope and Miss Putch, the French Club often finds the language laboratory useful. Members are: FIRST ROW: Alicia Rodriguez, Cecilia Engel, Sherry Fowler, Patricia Hawkins, Alita Almanza, and Brenda Adams. SECOND ROW: Tommy Peebles, Guy Wellborn, Cynthia Huffman, Milton Loftin, and Don West. THIRD ROW: Diane Hackley, Miss Putch, Ruth Aston, Miss Hope, Gwen Denton, and Rosemary Becerra. Rn Educational Clubs Interest Many . ww The members of the German Club are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Wesley Williams, Jimmy Brode, Tommy Bettes, James Hluchan, Vicky Barrera, and Mrs. Cooley, sponsor. .a-W 9,-4, X The members of the Junior Historians are: FIRST ROW: Phylis Oliver, Diane Morris, Paula Armstrong, Sandra Weidenbach, Mr. Parker, sponsor: and Jean Thompson. SECOND ROW: Wineva Hankamer, Retta Gebert, and Janice Adams. THIRD ROW: Carol Hankamer, Marilyn Huepers, Shirley Beasley, Judy Givens, Judy Britton, Susan Dearing, Sprucy Miller, Bonnie Varnado, Lawrence Roberts, Jim Little, and Sherilyn Shaw. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Denison, Dave West, Gene Goodridge, Mike King, Judi Green, Sarah Bailey, Connie Hankamer, and Sherry Young. ISI Science Clubs Attract Future Scientists The members of the Biology Club are: Claudia Herndon. Paul Adams. Roy Pearson, Presidentg Morris Browne, Jimmy Brocl Eddie Brown. john Beasley, Nancy Richardson. and Mrs. Artie Robinson. sponsor. The junior Science Club members are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Glasgow, sponsor: Dennis Calkins, Milclrecl Rex, Gary Travis Dickie Martin. jay Botter. Larry Breeding. Danny Moore, and Irene Dunn. l52 FFA Trains Boys to Farm The Future Farmers of America officers are: Mr. Luke Kennedy, sponsor, Owen Craig, Philip Womack, Robert johnson, Kirby Singleton, John Booth, Bill Wofford, and Bruce Whetstein. The Future Farmers of America members are: FIRST ROW: Lee Garcia, Terry Gibson, Howard Cole, Kenneth England, Gary Methvin, Owen Craig, Philip Womack, and Carl Ott, student teacher from Sam Houston State College. SECOND ROW: Doug Latimer, Eddie Ferguson, Claud Alfred, Robert Till, Ivan Kelso, Bill Wofford, james Ott, john Booth, and Bruce Whetstein. THIRD ROW: Charles Lovel, Mitchell Alexander, Harry Shriver, Mike Levy, Robert Johnson, Bill Flora, Fred Wieder, Larry Collins, Gaylon Flora, and Don Jefferies. I53 F.B.L.A. Encourages Interest in Business World Officers of the Business Club, sponsored by Mlrs. Richards, are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Parliarnentarian, Nita Pickens, President, Carol Pirtleg Vice-President, Gwen Ramsey, Secretary, Marie Scopel, Treasurer, Karen Hilderbrandg and Reporter, Mary Joyce Moore. Members of the club are: SEATED: Ann Sheppard, Ann Klinar, Sally Gest, Sue Sheppard, Karen Palmer, and' Linda Copelancl. STANDING: Kathy Cleveland, Patricia Westinghouse, Judi Rice, Sandra McI.emore, Colleen Free, Carol Kettler, Barbara Mangrum, Sue Newton, Nancy Marshall, Diana Mach, Ann Troha, Mary Richey, and Evelyn Worthy. I54 ' FHA Members Learn Art of Homemaking W, , The girls in FHA learn the essentials of homemaking and bettering their lives today so that they will be prepared for the future. This year's officers are: Virginia Richard- son, Sue Sheppard, Nancy Marshall, Kathy Wailes, john Casey, FHA Beau, Rosie Guajar- do, Sandra Sanford, Sandra Zigal, and Louise Little. , Y FIRST ROW: Becky Burns, Ruth Astor, Linda Turrentine, Paula Holsenback, Neva Shoemake, Carolyn Easley, Sandra Sterling, Linda Greer, Brenda lviiller, Glenda Greer. SECOND ROW: Cherry Keyes, Florence Reyes, Gertrude Coates, Carol Crurnm, Rosie Guajardo, Iris Shoemake, Sandra Qnford, Sandra Zigal, Cynthia Owens. THIRD ROW: Pauline Norton, Virginia Richardson, Clarice Harris, Sue Sheppard, Nancy Marshall, Ann Sheppard, Madeline Phillips, Brenda Whatley, Louise Little, Sandra Newsom, Barbara Dezo, Laura Booth, Kathryn Wailes, Kay Thomas, Elaine Kreuzer, Melanie Mosis, Claudia Herndon, and Kay Beaver. I55 Teaching Techniques Are Learned in F.T.A. Xejs--gqggx x essex f-as 'X N. ,V -1 , as A - The Future Teachers of America acquaints girls with r if facts about the teaching profession. Its officers are Judy Wooster, Donna Odom, Becky Burns, Nancy Richardson, and Amy Garwood. Q55 f 1 2 F.T.A. members are: FIRST ROW: Sandra Mclernore, Carol Pirtle, Gwen Ramsey, Donna Odom, Sherry I.. Moore, Gertrude Coabes SECOND ROW: Nancy Anderson, jean Thompson, Dianna Mach, Sally Gest, Dana Cook, Judy Tanner, Becky Burns, Cherry Keys THIRD ROW: Miss Daniel, Amy Garwood, Melanie Moses, Karen Turvey, Linda Spurgeon, Carol Crumm, Joyce I.ehman, Nita Pickens Mary Monarch, Sharon Crook, Darlene Aldridge, Barbara Mangrum, Carol Canady. FOURTH ROW: Virglnia Richardson, Kay Beaver Judy Wooster, Nancy Richardson, Sherry F. Moore, Barbara Dezo. FIFTH ROW: Beverly Porter. Charlene! Cnleman,.!Flmlw+h Dnemv Tovce Martin, and Linda Christofferson. L I - t , 1 1 Rodeo Club Offers Rodeo Knowledge and Skill The members of the Rodeo Club are: SEATED: Donna Powell, Ronnie Coker, Mary Bean, jim Pearson, and Glenn Brewer. CENTER ROW: Patricia Westinghouse, johnny Lutringer, Tommy Wiley, Donald Korenak, Nancy Munz, Barry Strickland, Bobby Wooster, Marion Henegar, Glen Stinson, and Chuck Powell. The members of the Rodeo Club have won many honors and awards in various rodeo events. Here they display belts, buckles, trophies, plaques, and saddles. Calf roping, bareback riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, and queen's contest are just a few of the things discussed in the Rodeo Club. They often have guest speakers to talk to them. l57 Clubs Teach and Entertain . . The members of the Chess Club are: FIRST ROW: Billy Newell and Billy Pollard. SECOND ROW: Guy Horton, Weldon Robertson, George Hornback, Sidney Spiller, John Yount, David Coffee, and Bob Simms. THIRD ROW: Mr. Remington, sponsorg Billy Corbett, Jackie Rudisill, John Ho-ward Keithley, and Doug Klentzman. The members of the Future Nurses are: FIRST ROW: Gracie Leedy, Brenda Miller, Louise Little, Dana Cook, Sharon Francis, and Laura Foster. SECOND ROW: Dru Ann Greer, Judy Faulkner, Connie Williams, Carol Miller, Diana Little, Rosie Guajardo, Beverly Custer, and Charlotte Ware. THIRD ROW: Alva Jo Mays, Peggy Aycoth, Katherine Craig, Eliza- beth Scruggs, Elaine Avitts, Elizabeth Hunter, Daisy An Law, Janice Shoemake, Brenda Whatley, Gloria Owens, Carolyn Soeul, Paulette Oliver, Linda Alexander, Bobbie Jo Ellard, Jimmie Goodridge, Pam Owens, and Barbara Williams. Library Club Members Learn as They Work l l The Library Club is a service and a social organization. They promote book usage and help the librarian. The officers are: Ottilia Rodriguez, Reporter, Theresa Grupe, Sergeant- at-Armsg Joyce Lehman, Vice-Presi- dent, Andrea Butler, Secretary: Cyn- thia jones, President, Nancy Mon- toya, Treasurer, and Carmen Perez, Parliamentarian. Library Club members are: FIRST ROW: Joyce Lehman, Cynthia jones, Theresa Grupe, Cathy Lambden, Madeline Croce, Gloria Norris, Kathy Doerr, Claudine Fulgam, Cynthia Ulkie, Linda Scott, Estella Almanza, and Joyce Martin. SECOND ROW:. Sherry Stratton, Andrea Butler, Judy Franzen, Frances Lyons, Sally Adkins, Neva Shoemake, Iris Shoemake, Elizabeth Duenaz, Linda Oliver, Carmen Perez, and Ottilia Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Glenda McCarthy, Melanie Moses, joy Bullard, Kay Thompson, Agnes Guerrero, Nancy Montoya, Romanita Rodriguez, Belia Gonzales, Martha jiminez, Michael Gould, Mrs. Stiles, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Laura Booth, Roberta johnson, Linda Etue, jackie Hueske, Alane Richardson, Carolyn Wofford, Joy 'Wren, and Delores West. I5 Industrial Arts Perfectecl The Industrial Arts Club does many varied types of woodworking and other crafts. Their sponsor is Mr. Munz. The officers are: Marion Ober. Don Tower, john Duplantis, and Larry Duplantis. Q , The members are: FRONT ROW: jerry Custer, Gary Knape, jimmy Stuksa, john Duplantis, Marion Ober, Larry Duplantis. SECOND ROW: jack Armstrong, Louis Dalmolin, Philip Winget, Dennis Davis, Kenneth Easley, and Charles Crawford. THIRD ROW: Mr. Munz, sponsor, Bob Herndon, Don Tower, Benny Meza, and jimmy Shoemake. AHS Choir Under New Leadership W.. -e lf? s ri sf ,.:2. , 3. --,Mgo.a,,L:.gQV1 ' 5 4, .Vg Q., 7 A , . . -1- of Y, The members of the choir are: FIRST ROW: Linda Anderson, Leesa Cravens, Kathy Wailes, Judy Rogers, Rosemarie Knittel, Cherry Keys, and Barbara Williams. SECOND ROW: Gayle Perkins, Sandra Terrell, Paulette Oliver, Claudia Herndon, Shirley Perry, Theresa Hayes, and Marie Scopel. THIRD ROW: E. J. Sherrick, Victor Perez, Eddie Wright, Lloyd Lyons, jim Little, Ronnie Simpson, john H. Keithley, Jessie Garza, Louis Dalmolin, and Mr. Armstrong, director. This year under Mr. Arm'strong's direction the choir staged a musical play, THE GUY FROM VENUS. They were assisted by the junior High Choir. l6I Athletic Club Encourages . 3 f , 4 . . . 4' 'V V s Q Q A 2 One-sport participants are: FIRST ROW: Wayne Lewis, Basil Rivera, Wayne Smith, Herbie Sonnen, Terry Lutz, Guy Crouch, Ronnie Nelson, Abran Soria, johnny Rodriguez, and Tommy He-nry.. SECOND ROW: jimmy Parker, Perry Barnard, Langston Harris, Larry McLendon, james Hensfley, Gene Goodrich, james Grotts, Charles Cleveland, Tommy Flint, Jay Owen, Bobby Huffman, and Garry Moore. THIRD ROW: jim Stinson, Wayne Arney, Donald Ault, Randy Raines, Barry Mills, Darwin Smith, Howard Cole, Al Smithson, Greg Moore, Tommy Wagner, Mike Kirk, Paul Thatcher, Santos Gonzales, joe Puga, jim Wiginton, Rick Brown, and Donald Brown. l l This year there are three boys who participated in three sports. They are David King, joe -God- win, and Tommy Howard. These boys all played football, basketball, and baseball. They set a ,good example for their teammates, and each lettered in at least two sports. I62 Sports-Minded Boys -,f pb Participants in two sports are: FIRST ROW: Cliff Robinson, johnny Francis, Ebby Frazier, Gordon Green, Curtis McDonald, Tommy Collins, Rick Pierson, Dennis Mathis, and Charlie Thomas, SECOND ROW: Kenny Sbry, Dale Stone, Jack Kidd, Donald Mears, Steve Townsend, Gerald Barbee, Bobby Jacobs, joe Duoto, Mike Hatcher, Larry Huffman, Pat Wagner, and Darrell Hunt. THIRD ROW:.George Pugh, Rusty Graham, Bill Pickens, James Mach, Dale Camp, james Matthews, Bill Smalling, Mike Smith, Bobby Kilborn, Butch DeCuire, David Westerlage, Jimmy Williams, and Nolan Ryan. This year's only four-sport participant, Billy Childress, tries one of the water fountains in the new field house. Billy plays football, basketball, baseball, and he runs track, I63 Jackettes Arouse Spirit . The jackette officers have a big responsibility throughout the year. They are: Sandra Sanford, Parliarnentariang Jean Thompson. Corresponding Secretary, Donna Odom, Recording Secretaryg Virginia Richardson, President, Becky Burns, Vice-President, and Sandra McLemore, Treasurer. The Junior and Senior members are: SEATED: Mary Monarch, Nancy Munz, Kathy Brown, Darlene Aldridge, Barbara Childress, Lynn Holdorff, Joyce Lehman, Sandra Zigal, Bobbie Jo Ellard, Becky Burns, Donna Odom, Sandra McLemore, Virginia Richardson, Sandra Sanford, and jean Thompson. STANDING: joy Bullard, Melanie Mosis, Elizabeth Hunter, Roberta johnson, Glenda McCarty, Linda Scott, Cynthia Ulkie, Louise Little, Diana Little, Sally Atkins, Judy Franzen, Charlene Hitt, Charlene Coleman, Linda Spurgeon, Janice Adams, Carol Crumm, Sherrie Young, and Elaine Avitts. A4 . . Support Teams in Athletic Contests Sophomore and Freshman members are: FIRST ROW: Gerry Odom, Alma Lee Crumm, Vicky Clarke, Becky Gober, Darlene Miller, Margaret Yonaites, Linda Labry, and Beverlyn Bowen. SECOND ROW: Donna Powell, Pauline Wilfong, Colleen Free, Mary Fembler, Barbara jircik Rhetta Gebert, Betsy Rutledge, Becky Van Horne, and Beth Frankel. THIRD ROW: Luane Turvey, Carmen Sanchez, Margie Porgy, Linda Davis, Gail Blantong Judy Hamilton, Diane Croix, Wanda Davis, and Diane Feaster. The jackettes are the pep squad and an active service organization of Alvin High School. They boost school spirit by selling ribbons and booster buttons, making signs, and supporting our athletic teams. They also decorate for many school dances and the Football Banquet. During football season, they can be spotted on the field forming a victory sign for the team and in the stands cheering for the players. I65 Dauniless Spirit Shown by Jackettes jackettes wait to load on the buses that will take them to a football game on this cold, blustery evening The weather does not affect the spirit of the Jackettes at this football game. They display enthusiasm as they encourage the team. I66 f sk , .,, .3 . if - Alvin High School Yellowiackei . Six AHS cheerleaders pose in the traditional pyramid formation. The base is formed by Carla Beaver, Rachel Adams, and Barbara Dezo. On the second layer are Kay Beaver and ,Nancy Richardson. Perched on top is Ruth Holdorff. Above, Kay Beaver shows the pep and spirit that is the main attribute of a good cheerleader. At left, the cheerleaders take a well-de- served break and rest on the grass. Cheerleaders Encourage Enthusiasm The cheerleaders are present at the many activities of AHS, such as the bonfire. Like the matches they use, they also spark spirit. AHS cheerleaders are Carla Beaver, Ruth Hol- dorff, Rachel Adams. Nancy Richardson, head cheerleader, Barbara Dezo and Kay Beaver. For all their time and service to AHS. the cheerleaders receive their well-de served rewards. I69 A Time 4, , 5 g f ,A l qllq tx A 1 for Competition . . . Sports HA . 4 ' WW gif M '4 QM , ., , - ' K '4 ' 1 'ie f . '72 1'-5 Zif if-,-V'QlK7"y' x . - .4 Powerful Jackets' Season Is Led by . . . i NAME Jerry Spinks james Mach johnny Rodriguez Kenny Shry Don Mears James Hensley Tommy Howard Curtis McDonald Howard Cole Darwin Smith Joe Godwin Gordon Green Steve Townsend Wayne Smith David King jerry Barbee Rusty Graham jerry Woodard Billy Childress james Matthews Wayne Lewis Bill Smalling Dale Camp jim Stinson David Hummel Bill Pickens CLASS Junior junior junior Senior Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior junior Sophomore junior Senior Sophomore Senior junior Senior junior junior junior Senior POSITION QB HB End HB HB End QB Center Guard Tackle End Center HB Guard End FB Center Tackle HB Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Guard Guard F B . . Coaches and Co-Captains, Howard and Woodard The 1963 football coaches are KNEELING: Wayne Harris, end coachg jim Watson, line coach, Glenn York, freshman backfield coach. STANDING: Bill Reed, freshman line coach, Bill Henry, backfield coach and athletic directorg Wilton O. Ferrell, trainer and junior varsity backfield coach, and Aubry Horner, junior varsity line coach. Vx 4 'gg ,wft , ay e 5' sv' av, 1' . 'ZIV iz-QZCQS Darrel Hunt and Bobby Killborn, jacket managers, spend many The captains for the 1963-64 Yellowjackets are tackle, jerry Woodard, hours on the practice field and in the dressing room issuing and re- who led the line, and quarterback, Tommy Howard, who was ham- pairing equipment and doing odd jobs for the players and coaches. perecl by a serious foot injury this year. I73 ,Z 1, Jackets Find Hurd Work Pays Off on the Gridiron joe Godwin spills Jimmie Dale Lenox for a loss as Donald Mears and Jerry Woodard wait to assist. JAMES MACH STEVE TOWNSEND JERRY BARBEE Halfback Halfback Fullbaclc BILLY CHILDRESS JOE GODWIN JAMES HENSLEY Halfback End End ,ff07+-Mf,1mU,f4mW -ww-nw, ff ,f f f , .awww . , m .- wmv ms Myra' 'naw -,,,, , .-Au-mmm m mm DAVID KING JOHNNY RODRIQUEZ HQWARD CQILE End End Guard WAYNE SMITH JIM STINSON DAVID HUMMEL Guard Guard Guard Statistics of the Yellowjacket games were proficiently kept this year by Sam Stavinoha and Hart Schleicher. In ad- dition to assisting the coaches in deter- mining the Jackets, most effective plays, the statistics were also sent to the Alvin Szm and the Texan City Sun which re- ported on the games this year. 7A David King fights for a first clown as Gordon Green throws a key block. DARWIN SMITH Tackle JERRY XVOODARD Tackle "Sting 'Em, Jackets!" Was Favorite Battle Cry of Fans JAMES MATTI-IEXVS BILL SMALLING XWAYNE LEXWIS Tackle Tackle Tackle DALE CAMP GORDON GREEN Tackle Center Bill Pickens, Alvin's only All-District player, fights off Clear Creek defenders to make a fantastic catch, I78 RUSTY GRAHAM Center CURTIS MCDONALD Center VARSITY SEASON RECORD AHS ..........wV..., 6 Bay City .,,,..,...,... AHS l,.............. 6 john F. Dulles .... AHS ..cc............ O Lamar Con. ....,.. . AHS ..,........... 13 Angleton .,.....,..,. AHS ...,,....... 17 Channelview ....,. AHS ,w.........,cc 6 La Marque ,,.,.,... AHS ,............. 35 Dickenson ...,..... AHS ...,....,....... O La Porte ..rr.l. AHS a.,....,...... 6 Deer Park ......... AHS ...l........ 14 Clear Creek ,,VY,., This year the Yellowjackets, despite a poor showing in the win-loss column, dis- played a type of football that kept the by- standers yelling. Led by their all-district players, Bill Pickens, jerry Woodard, Tommy Howard, Howard Cole, and james Mathews, the jackets always gave their opponets some- thing to worry about. CENSOREDH!! Games Excite Both Coaches and Players We WON! !!!-Alvin runs over Channelview 17-O for the first victory of the season. Junior Varsity Players Gain Valuable Experience as x .L ha if 1D , 9 Ami 5 ,, , L., L K av A f, , , ., , A 7 W fig 2-Q 5 if ' ' if V' . A To L at . - . ' -f - V. ' f, ,W .. ., V K , fr m .0 M. -,.VV 4, Mm V. I , 0, W , , , f V,f V ' V , V V-,W 3 u,V : VX, VV WV ,, 5' ' i ' gm , , ff "W . f a,a,, 5,V,f fl V V f, , - Q 74 ' , ' 4 ' iw. Rf . Q f L . A ., X i Vw r ff e s f . H . ,, 1 , ffl Q V , if 3 ij 'aw Q, V , x V5 mm ' 1 VV ,, , ,V ia , X , 1 , 3 I 1 . W - s M ,, .- 5. ,,,, -, :,, , V ., 2 , f 1,3 f .1 ', , 3, .f I '.. Q gf . V .4 - 23?-Eff .Vi ,WW , ,xii . , R I f V, I f V f I 1 V V 24 V VVV.V - , - ' , f, , 1 1 .f V ,.-, -V s, , ,, f i f - , 'f ,, ' , .,-. "' . 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'D We , , ' ' v ...q:' ' gf 'Sf - 7'-'J .W M 1, 0:34-i . iff5,,,?g..54ff ,' 55' ,,2.,f,,,r' ' 'f ,,,, . . fi 63,3 f M ,. . 4. nga f" , as W . ' 1 . -' 1 - f.v.- 1, M 4 fy ,. ' 4 ', if! vw'-Wfftfff Ai? , ay, ,..?4i..f.-i?q.,:,f 1-'gs-frifglfgys M.ffA'5,Jv: 11 fsp.,f?"' ,wav-:fir-P. W- nie- ' f' 'ff'f'4r sf... ".ff2.'1'-Y . 1 ' V . FIRST ROW: Bobby Williams, Bobby Jacobs, Dennis Mathis, jimmy Waters, David Pflegl, james Grotts, Joe Duoto, Dale Stone, Adolpho Adame, and Pat Dean. SECOND ROW: Coach Horner, jack Kidd, Abby Frazer, Cliff Robinson, Tommy Collins, Bobby Matts, Larry McLendon, Wayne Arney, Herbert Sonnen, jim Wigginton, Mike Smith, Mike Hatcher, Billy Vest, joe Pugo, and Coach Ferrell. 2 if YW i M1 rw? Dale Stone drives for extra yardage against powerful La Marque. I80 AHS ...... AHS ...... JR. VARSITY SEASON RECORD AHS ...... ..... 1 4 AHS ...... ..... 0 AHS ...... .,.... 3 6 AHS ...... ..... 1 4 AHS ...... ..... 0 AHS ...... ..... 6 AHS ...... ...... 1 2 Lamar Con. . ...... 28 Angleton .................. 26 Lamar of Houston ...... 0 Channelview ................ 6 La Marque ..... ...... 1 4 Dickenson La Porte ..... ...... 2 4 Deer Park .... ..12 Clear Creek. ......20 FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD AHS ....... .... 6 Lamar Con. , ... ....... O AHS ....... ....,. 6 john F. Dulles ,...,..... 6 AHS ..........,... Angleton ....,.S... .,..... 0 AHS .,.........,.. Mt. Carmel .............. 12 AHS La Marque ,,,..,...,.,.... 12 AHS .........,.... Dickenson ..... ........ 1 4 AHS La Porte ..... ........ 1 2 AHS Deer Park ..., ..,.... 6 AHS .,..., ..... C lear Creek ........,..... 14 Freshmen Finish Season With Only One Loss 5 2 2 E 2 FIRST ROW: Steve Rogers, Mickey Mark, Charley Cook, Melvin Green, Don Merhvin, Calvin Lee, Chuck Calvit, Gary Kerr, Carlos Arebalo, jim Hawkins, Jimmy Hughes, Rick Schleicher, and Donnie DeGeer. SECOND ROW: Edward Labay, Alvis Crumpton, Travis jackson, Andy Dollar, Benny Briggs, Phil Arney, Morgan Cheek, Richard Usrey, Darrel Dixon, Billy Brass, Steve Billing, Danny Bazaar, Ronnie Veltman, and Larry Hatcher. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Robertson, Coach Bill Reed, Mike Caldwell, Jack Piefer, Mark Ferguson, Robert Allen, Thomas Rives, Coach Glenn York, and Harold Dixon. l8l Alvin Sews Up Second Place in District KNEELING: Coach Joe Peery and Manager Steve Lyons. STANDING: joe Godwin, Charlie Thomas, Darrel Hunt, David King, David Hummel, Bill Pickens, Jimmy McNatt, Al Smithson, jimmy Sparks, Nolan Ryan, N. A. Keithley, Tommy Howard, john Casey, and Larry Huffman. David King fakes out four Deer Park cagers to score two. l82 The jackets end this year's season with 26 wins against 4 losses. This excellent record was due to the outstanding coaching of Mr. Joe Perry and the hard work of the entire team, Members of the All-District Team from Alvin are Bill Pickens and David King, who led the jackets in scoring and rebounding, and jimmy McNatt, whose brilliant defensive playing held the district's leading scorers to a minimum number of points. ff fp ff 1,- In I ee Pre district Tournaments The jackets' season was high- lighted hy the winning of three pre- district tournaments. In the Sweeny Tournament, Bill Pickens was high- point man, and David King and N. A. Keithley were selected for the All-Tournament Team. In the La Porte Tournament, Alvin defeated Furr 53-50 to capture the trophy. jimmy McNatt averaged 16.5 points a game and was our highest scorer. Some of Alvin's roughest oppo- nents were met in the Lamar Cons. Tournament. David King averaged 17 points per game, scoring 20 points in the final game. 5 AL SMITHSGN Center LARRY HUFFMAN Guard DAVID HUINIMEL Forward I l85 AHS , 7 ..,, 69 AHS ........ 50 AHS S.,v.... 50 AHS ........ 48 AHS ........ 66 AHS ........ 48 AHS .....V,w 76 AHS 6,...... 64 AHS 6Y6.6.. 29 AHS ........ 50 AHS ....,.., 41 AHS ......,5 65 AHS ....,... 48 AHS ........ 35 AHS .....,.v 32 AHS ........ 84 AHS ,5...... 32 AHS V....,6, 43 AHS ......,5 44 AHS .,...... 78 CHARLIE THOMAS Guard VARSITY TEAM SEASON RECORD La Marque ............., 44 Brenham ....,.....,,,,,.,, 49 3C1ear Creek ..... 1 ....... 49 tkDeer Park .S.,,.........,, 32 Dickinson .2.......,..,,., 28 Channelview .......,..., 46 La Porte ....... ........ 2 8 5121 Marque ........,,..., 42 Clear Creek .2.........,,S 55 5Deer Park r,rr.,.......,.. 72 Lamar Cons. ,......,,,,, 54 Wharton ..............,,,r 33 Bali High .rr,..,......r,, 29 Bay City .....,. ...,,rw, 4 2 Bay City .,V.............,, 61 Texas City ,......,....., 51 West Columbia .,...... 42 ' ' 40 Dickinson .....,........,. Channelview ..,,,......, 14 La Porte ................ 45 JIMMY SPARKS Center Kemo" shoots . , . and shoots, and shoots, and shoots!!! Bill Pickens and Jimmy McNatt fight for a rebound against LaMarque. ,ff ti, f f I , ff J f e I X f ff O, ff mf Q3 .I kv iii? 'k Z - ,ff AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS XAHS :RAHS SAI-IS XAHS AHS SAHS t5tAHS :ftAHS SAI-IS XAHS ttAHS S t5tAHS David King runs into trouble under the basket. JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD Lamar Cons. S Wharton SS SS Ball High SSSS,S Bay City SS S,S,S ,S Texas City teS,, West Columbia Dickinson .,,,. ., Channelview S La Porte S SS S La Marque SS Brenham S S. SS Clear Creek SS Deer Park S, Dickinson S Channelview S La Porte ..... SS La Marque S S Clear Creek S :tDenoteS district games. Junior Varsity Captures Second in District FIRST ROW: Mike Moore, Rick Brown, Randy Rains, Rick Pierson, Langston Harris, and Mike Smith. SECOND ROXW: Butch Decuire Pat Wagner, Bill Childress. Robert Scruggs, john Mathison, George Pugh, and Coach Horner. I88 Freshmen Show Great Promise as Season Ends FIRST ROXW: Edward Labay. Eddie Brown, Morgan Cheek. and Gilbert Renfrow. SECOND ROW: Charlie Cook, managerg Donnie De Gert. Steve Rogers, Gary Keer, Calvin Lee, Don Methvin, Michel Nolan. Rick Schleicher, manager. THIRD ROVU: Coach Reed, Roclnex Howell, Thomas Kloecker, Ronnie Veltman, jack Piefer, Darrel Dixon, Travis Jackson. and Thomas Rives. ERESHMAN SEASON RECORD AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS :YSAHS PSAHS ZAHS ZAHS ZAHS FKAHS :FAHS AKAHS YAHS ZAHS :KAI-IS :ffAHS :FAI-IS L56 32 40 35 S36 35 , 56 ,,,..,,,43 A ..,r 42 M349 ,, ,r,,, 31 ,. 42 ,, ,,,.. .46 50 54 . ,, , 60 38 41 S. 55 21Denotes Clute , Freeport , Clute , ,, ,, Lake Jackson Freeport ., . Lake jackson Channelview La Porte . La Marque S Clear Creek Deer Park or Dickinson Channelview La Porte ,e,., La Marque Hitchcock so , Clear Creek Deer Park S Dickinson S district games. 40 36 43 38 48 36 44 34 26 65 36 33 20 29 34 41 43 39 38 jimmy McNatt is foulecl by a Deer Park player as he tries for a lay-up Volleyball Team Takes District Members of the "A" Team include: Sherry Moore, Sherry Mallory. Nancy Richardson, Judy Tanner, co-captaing Gwen Ramsey Mary Bean co-captain: Jimmie Goodridge, and jean Lewis. Mary Bean returns a serve as Jimmie Goodridge waits to assist during a close game with Santa Fe. I9O "A" TEAM RECORD Alvin ,,,...., .O Lamar ,,,, AlvinL Y... 2 Dickinson Alvin r,,,.rrr., O Orchard L Alvin .,.,.,,... 2 Columbia L Alvin ,r..c O Neeclville Alvin ......,. 1 Lamar .L LL Alvin ..,.V,V,Y,,, 2 Dulles ..,,. Alvin ...,.rc. 2 Santa Fe L L. Alvin .,,. 2 Danbury L LL Alvin L LL 2 Hitchcock L Alvin ,,,c L LL 2 Danbury L r,.. Alvin ,L L2 Friendswoocl L L Alvin c,c, .L O Dulles L c..,,.. L L Alvin L 2 Frienclswoocl- Alvin L 2 Deer Park L LL Alvin LLLLLLLL 2 Dickinson LL XDistrict tournament games fm me tr Tennis Team Hosts District Tournament FRONT ROVV: Sherry Fowler, Beth Frankel, Ruth Holdorff, Susan Gebert. SECOND ROXV: Guy Crouch, Tim Drachenberg, Pam Knight. M1rgaretYonaites. Sharon Farrell, Ronda Burl-rs, jean Thompson. THIRD ROW: Larry DeWitt, jimmy McNatt, Rachel Adams. Beverlyn Bowen. and Cathy Alford. A ,f iff, 42 ,f 1 1 iw, MM f 1 , i ' 'ff ,seg 5' W,tsfiZif" 'I ,1-'f5,1', 'f 'ifwg 4 'U' 'zf,f'f7if, , T ,, li' my i'.' if '- . , - 5.73 , s-yggk - f, g ,yf?f,,. 2 r , ,Q ,e Z! I V Q , ,4,, ,V K H I V.,. , ,lp V, ', . '-"' 5 -ff T , .. W, , g,,f, A ef f V '- 4 , f, V. ,, 'b H .2 , 3 3' - wi.-24 .4yglq3i,,,"1i:p3 ,K ,V ,'-- 77 2 , ff ' ., u ,,+,.f1, w?'f'f'Q'a' 5 ,hmh me s , - Y v V f 4 ' - . , A' rf 14' ' G ff ' ,r,,. . , K X, , , fgfffk'1f.,Vf4,"'7f'kf ,fr , . 1 'ff' f if f-"fV.f ?-!',',f.'i f ' " ' K '-fy, Z9 J if 5 'f Q. 'www " ' ms my .f rr vw iw 'ff 1 if f 'Vg A , f ,, 'fi S -ff-KW", if f' -5 ' K - , J f N' We 1 i f ,f f- ff, Q- ,- .... f f , rf G6 ,I -,f ,1 1-5 'V 'wi 'Q' 1 ii, Y A- fi? 2' f , f '22 T' g . THEM 1,1 ,Z y 1 Lf I 1 -R W X Nw. , , I ff I I few 99,5 .,., V -"Sm, If A Ruth Holdroff. after running away with first place in girls singles. Guy Crouch represented Alvin in b0y's singles and was defeated in digtfiqf, xy-L15 defeated in rg-gigml play, in the district tournament by Clayton of La Marque. I92 A K ' --'v , , ,.,, . , Q. - 4 M 7. , A ., .V., ,X.,,x Q. - A E., ,fx,,Xx K - XL ,.,,. ,NVQ Representing Alvin this year in boys' doubles were jimmy McNatt and Larry DeWitt. 2? . 1 ,. 322432, f , ' 5w22i?2?26ff ,.,, 3 W ' - A A qv -. , , 4, f - A ' A 5' X 1 f Q- t it 1 V ,-,. ' xg' .. 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I 4:13 v 'Y E V vfgfii ' 1 ig . -1 f " E Q"ii14Q5ff'5,1 7s,fg,'gz125Hg?f , ':f3 ' ' ' ,g5,Z5,,.-:lr 3, 4, ,Ai . 1, ,. - A.,, . 1 . , , 4 T , 1 V 'Z 1 1 -, 1 1 f if E 23. 5. . ' f ? 2 3, ' y':'-fgv+,+f2. -.Iwi .T V E I ,, ,. , Q J ffkfffgl' 1'if'T24 S2i.?9"1 1122-T N,.,f., ' Q L' 5 5 3 f 7 E E i?,r -':ri A innn fif, - vl L- 4 ,1-ir, ff f fr 2 is 3 2 . i' f 3 , of A .,ii' 'r' ' I f f f r nin .Q f - l ?ffW' ffyffr55 Hiaiie f 1- -r 71 ,sl zo Rachel Adams and Sharon Farrell showed great promise as they pre- pared for district play in girls' doubles. Ruth Holdorff Wins District Tennis coach Aubrey Horner did :1 fine job this year and is looking forward to next years team. 4 www ,Wi ,sw ,-r. expr: 'G Sharon Farrell had the honor of being the only threeayear letterman this year. I93 Jackef's Nine Take Second in District . . 12 ti 1' ff . ff FIRST ROXV: Kenny Shry. John Casey. Nolan Ryan, Terry Lee, Jerry Spinks. and Coach jim Watson. SECOND ROW: john Mathison, manager, Bill Pickens, Tommy Howard, Charlie Thomas, joe Godwin, Donald Brown, Dennis Mathis, Tommy Wagner, Donald Ault, Darrel Hunt, Mario Rodriquez. and David King. john Casey ups the score to a 3-1 Alvin upset over Deer Park. I94 i Y 1 i JOE GODWIN TOMMY HOXWARD JOHN CASEY Third Base Catcher Pitcher . . Foil District Champs Twice. x, TOMMY WAGNER Tommy Howard starts Z1 rally that led Alvin to another victory. Pitcher Howard, Ryan and Godwin Make All-District ,ff M", y. I, , ' i' 4 , z , ' fx .wi - 1 'Mar 2 i rq 1 1 f' ' , .-'Q' 21. . rf -fr, fy. ', 2429,-,3 Z ', NY, 1, 75.- ' 1 aaa. 1 , ' 14-f..:+ ' '- ',, , """ V , A75 K 'Y-2 "'s' . -'ZW if?- T - f , A ' 1 Q:-.,Mff,f,.' 4 'I W V, , ,yf Wd 'www '91, fr-J ff 1 f lg , i,lff7""'kz'f'lv,el" vb f ,wj 24-1 W Y'2'4TQ,fA , "VY, ,gg f' if . '. 4' - ' - V '7f:f f" " ' ,e, "" .f!'..1, ,,.f ml'- , v iii fi 4 . Vva. .fi . A f Q' ,ff - 5 835 ? , , ' -. Q A A ' . f ur 3 'QW DONALD AULT First Base NOLAN RYAN CHARLIE THOMAS Pitcher Center Field KENNY SHRY Right Field I96 LS he, or isn't he? Only the umpire knows for sure. , .J 5.. N.,-Q ,iq-.I 'ii N - 4,-,55,: ,, in f ,,,f Q, ,gi-. Z .x':,,,,.,:i a.S,,.,w,5:vM:,,... V. '. ,:.:: fi gi Sa 3 W if i X' 'sf wig R iowa 1924 0 aawfaw qv mf Z TfZ'I.f"? :I-iff,"-f"' .'Qfflf-.IE'f:3i"5'-ff-'iilf i I 'ere --f4 2 W. I af? A A A A A f Y- f I 4 I, Lin ,I 1 iv 4 is I 4 QW iii Qin N19 5' '-A are - xx Q, 9- ' X4-M .,v,.4,1', vzw go, .- .' ,cz ' 3-gg MM , ' 129-:ia . lf! 1If1e :':f' K? .ow , 1 - -f ,. 1,7 'pg S "0 'ff " f? 22 fa' ,hawk y ew ,, :,:q? f'.,::::,? ...kata JERRY SPINKS DARREL HUNT DONALD BROWN Pitcher Shortstop Flfgt Base Four Defects Spoll Bid for Championship DAVID KING DENNIS MATHIS Catcher First Base AHS ,,IIIIIIIII..I,......II. AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS AHS ....,... SSSSISS AHS S.,...., SS.ISS.. 1 6 AHS ,,,...,I ,YY,,,, 5 AHS ........ II..... 3 AHS .....w.. ...,...I 1 7 AHS ,.,..S.I IIISSSI 4 AHS ......,. ,..,.,.. 1 2 'FAHS .vvv..... ...... PFAHS ...S...II ,,,SS, 24 'KAHS .......,. ,.,I.IS AHS ........ .SS.,SS 'FAHS SSI.,,... ...... XAHS 'FAHS II..,..., ...... 'LAHS ,.,.S,... ...... e'AHS ......... ....., 1 KAHS ......... I.wS,S AHS. XAHS ......... ...... HQAHS ......... .SSS,S.,.,.. AHS ..I....I SI,.,.. RECORD La Marque . .. Wharton ..,.... Texas City W. Columbia Wharton ..v..Yo Ball High a..,, La Porte ...,, Angleton ..... Deer Park ..,w. Anahuac ....... Ball High .,rw. W. Columbia An gleton ...... Baytown .V,..,, Clear Creek . Dickinson ..... Channelview . La Porte .V,e... La Marque Hitchcock ...,. Clear Creek . Deer Park ..... Dickinson ..... Channelview . La Porte ,...... La Marque Hitchcock ..... Clear Creek Deer Park ..... t"District Games 4 . ,,, ,..- ,W ' .W so ' AHS .,. ,.. ,, 'A AHS .. .... ' 1 AHS ........ ...... AHS ,..,.,., ,,,,,,, AHS 4.S,..,. ...... AHS .S,..... ...... AHS .......A ,,..,. AHS ....,4.S ..,... AHS ....,... S..... AHS ......,S ....... AHS ..,..... ,..,... AHS ..S..... ,,..,. AHS .,....,. ...... TERRY LEE MARIO RODRIQUEZ P1tCh6r Second Base "B" Team Prepares for Next Year's Varsity AHS ...,..., ...,..,, 1 1 AHS ........ ........ 1 O "B" TEAM RECORD Brazosport Sante Fe . La Marque Dickinson . Brazosport Texas City Dickinson . Angleton . Sante Fe . Dickinson . La Marque La Marque Angleton . La Porte . La Porte . Q C i ,,.v We .,.., ..,,..,,, Ny V, M . . W., 1 -q i "B" Team members include: FIRST ROW: Terry Lee, jimmy Waters, Mike Kirk, Ronnie jinks, Larry Huffman. SECOND ROW George Pugh, Darrel Hunt, jimmy Parker, Mike Nolan, Dennis Mathis, Don Methvin, Mike Thomas, and Pat Wagner. THIRD ROW: Robert Scruggs Butch Dequire, jimmy Williams, Bobby Jacobs, Mike Moore, Gilbert Renfrow, and Coach Holden. I98 Golf Team Has Four Lettermen Members of the golf team include: LEFT TO RIGHT: David Smalling, Billie Green, Cliff Robinson, joe Duoto, Eugene Good- ridge, Eddie Wright, Eddie Brown, Rich Schleicher, jay Owen, jimmy Hughes, Rod Howell, Steve Rodgers, Paul Thatcher, Rick Pierson, Dale Stone, and Ronnie Nelson. Coach Bill Reed directed this years' golf team which he described as growing, young, and promising. This year's lettermen are Ronnie Nelson, Dale Stone, Eddie Wright, and joe Duotc fnot picturedj. I99 Huffman Breaks Mile Record for Second in District rr ff' 'Wa mm. 4 , ' , f ,z ,,,,.,a.,,f f. 5 . ff if X .. I - "f, ' Q ,if 7 im 1 fm' V i' .. ,s i,,,,. - V,-:ff I my ,V 'f-4 f ' new ,,. 3 . Varsity and junior varsity track members include: FIRST ROW: Gary Moore, Bobby Huffman, Abran Soria, johnny Francis, Curtis McDonald, Don Mears, Bobby Wooster, Martin McDonald, and Charles Henry. SECOND ROW: Mike Hatcher, Dale Camp, Jerry Barbee, Santos Gonzales, Gordon Green, jack Kidd, Barry Mills, Basil Rivera, and Weldon Robertson. THIRD ROW: Bobby Kilborn, Mike Smith, Terry Lutz, james Mach, Rusty Graham, Bill Smalling, Billy Childress, Ebby Frazier, James Matthews, Charles Cleveland, and Wesley Hennigan. ck Kidd goes "up and over" as Don Mears and Coach Long-distance runners include: Bobby Huffman, Gary Moore, Santos Gonzales, Basil errell give him a few pointers. Rivera, Abran Sofia, Barry Mills, and Weldon Robertson. 200 Alvin's Francis, sprinters include: Charles Cleveland, Terry Lutz, Johnny David Westerlage, James Mach, Bobby Wooster, Charles Henry, Martin McDonald, and Billy Childress. Discus and shot put participants include: Gordon Green, Curtis Mc- 'Donald, Rusty Graham, Dale Camp, Bill Smalling, james Matthews and Mike Hatcher, Labay Leads Freshmen to Fourth in District F reshman track boys include: FIRST ROW: Charles Cook, Chris Clark, Charles Oehlert, Gary Kerr, and Morgan Cheek. SECOND ROW: Charles Calvit, Paul LaBarbera, Mickey Mark, Herbert Ferguson, Danny Milton, and Coach Harris. THIRD ROW: Bill Frank- li n, Ronnie Keels, Malvin Green, Mark Ferguson, Danny Bazar, and Thomas Rives. FOURTH ROW: Donald Potts, Thomas Kloecker, Billy Bass, Edward Laiy, Bennie Briggs, Larry Hatcher, and Ronnie Veltman. 20I Hall of Fame Gives Recognition . . l DISTRICT CHAMPS LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Moore, Sherry Mallory, Nancy Richardson, Judy Tanner, Gwen Ramsey, Mary Bean, Jimmie Gooclridge, and jean Lewis. 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Alvm, Texas OL 8-2564 Adame Adamel Adams Adams Adamsl Adams Adkins, Adkins, 1 Adolfo-94, 180 Irene-94 Brenda-94, 1 50 Janice-70, 164, 33 Paul-94, 152, 147 Rachd-84,85,127,169 Kenneth-94 Sally-51, 137, 159, 164 Alexander, Charles-70 Adkins, Kennith-94 Alexander, Linda-94 Alexander, Mitchell-85, 153 Alexander, jimmy-70 Aldridge, Darlene-70, 164 Alford, Cathy-94, 192 Alfred, Claud-85, 153 Allen, Robert-94, 181 Almanza, Estella-71, 159 Almanza, Adelita-85, .150 Anderson, Ernest-85 Anderson, john-94 Anderson, Lynda-95, 161 Anderson, Nancy-71, 137 Anderson, Peggy-95 Arebalo, Carlos-95, 181 Arebalo, Louis-85 Armstrong, jack-95, 160 Armstrong, Kathy-95 Arney, Phillip-95, 181 Arney, Wayne-71, '180 Aston, Ruth-85, 150, 155 Atkinson, Deann-71 Ault, Donald-71, 194, 196 Avitts, Anita-51 Avitts, Elaine-71, 164 Aycoth, Peggy-71 Bacerra, Rosemary-85 Bacok, Nelda-85 Baker, Bonn-ie-85, 148 Barrera, Vicky-71, 150 Bailey, Sarah Lynn-85 Barbee, jerry-85, 172, 175, 200 Barger, Sherrie-71 Barnard, Perry-85 Barnes, Betty-30, 71, 137 Barnes, Phyllis-95 Barton, janey-95 Bass, Billy-95, 201 Bazar, Danny-95, 181, 201 Beall, janet-71, 150 Bean, Mary--51, 157, 190, 202 Beasley, Dennis-95 Beasley, john-71, 152 Beasley, Shirley-85 Beasley, Terry-85 Beaver, Carla-71 Beaver, Kay-17, 29, 50, 51, 134, 149, 155, 169 Becerra, Robert-95 Bennett, Doris-95 Bergquist, Wally-85 Berleth, Joan-85 Bettes, Tommy-71 Biles, Linda-85 Billings, Steve--95, 181 Blanton, Gail-85, 148, 165 Blumnick, james-85 Booth, John-51, 153 Booth, Laura-71, 155, 159 Bossley, Lucy-71, 148 Boftter, jay-95, 152 Bowen, Beverlyn-95, 165, 192 Bowman, Marvelyn-51, 136, 147 Breeding, Larry-85, 152 Breeding, Ralph-71, 150 Brewer, Glenn-51, 157 228 1 192, 193 37, 147, INDEX Briggs, Benny-95, 181, 201 Britton, Judy-85 Brod, Jimmy-71, 152 Roy-95 Brooke, Brown, Donald-71, 194, 197 Brown, Eddie-95, 152, 189, 199 Brown, Kathy-71, 149, 146, 164 Brown, Rick-85, 188 Browne, Morris-72, 152 Brunson, Lavon-72 Buelow, Robert-72 Buettner, Steven-95 Bullard, joy-72, 159, 164 Pat-9 5 Buller, Burge, George-51, 60, 134, 147, 149 Burks, Cheryl-51, 29, 137, 147, 148 Burks, Rhonda-95, 192 Burner, Steve-85 Burns, Becky-29, 33, 39, 50, 51, 48, 65, 62, 125,134, 136, 146, 149,164,155 Burns, Martha-95 Butler, Andrea-19, 28, 51, 159 Butler, Mickey-95 Calkins, Dennis-95, 152 Camp, Dale-72, 172, 178, 200, 201 Canady, Carol-72, 137, 141 Carlton, john-70, 72, 126, 134, 147, 149 Carlisle, Ann-85 Carrillo, Isabel-95 Carrillo, LouisE85 Carter, Skipper-51, 60, 147 Casey, John-24, 25, 40, 49, 50, 52, 125, 136, 155, 182, 183,194, 195 Castillo, Linda-85 Castle, Wayne-72 Cheek, Morgan-95, 181, 189, 201 Childress, Barbara-33, 72, 164 Childress, Billy-84, 85, 127, 172, 175, 188, 200, 201 Cherry, Brenda-85, 148 Christofferson, Linda-72 Clark, Cris-95, 201 Clark, Jeannie-85 Clark, Kathy-95 Clark, Vickey-95, 165 Cleveland, Cathy-19, 72, 154 Cleveland, Charles-86, 200, 201 Coates, Gertrude-72, 155 Coffee, David-52 Coffee, Nancy-52 Coker, Ronnie-52, 157 Cole, Howard-52, 56, 153, 172, 176, 179 Coleman, Charlene-73, 164 Collins, Jerry-86 Collins, Larry-86, 153 Collins, Tommy-86, 180 Cook, Charles-19, 95, 181, 189, 201 Cook, Dana-73 Cooper, joe-95 Copeland, Linda-73, 154 Corbett, Billy-52 Corbett, Lena-17, 22, 45, 52, 129, 137, 147, 149 Cordova, Rose-86 Corona, Carl-73 Corona, Toni-86 Craig, Kathryn-95 Craig, Owen-73, 153 Crainer, Ernest-86 Cravens, Leesa-32, 45, 52, 54, 136, 147, 149 Crawford, Charlie-95, 160 Crider, Douglas-42, 95 Croix, Alice-86 Crook, Shraon-20, 70, 73, 129 Crose, Madelene-86, 159 Cross, Barbara-96 Crouch, Aziel-'18, 24, 25, 52, 54, 192 Coster, Beverly-86 Crumm, Alma-96, 165 Crumm, Carol-73, 146, 149, 155 Crumpton, Alvis-96, 181 Cuello, Mac-96 Curtiss, Palm-96 Custer, jerry-96, 160 Dalmalin, Louis-73, 160, 161 Davenport, Marjorie-96 Davis, Dennis-73, 160 Davis, Linda-86, 165 Davis, Wanda-96, 165 Dean, Pat-96, 180 Dearing, Susan-86 Decuire, Butch-86, 188, 198 Dequire, Doris-96 Denison, jimmy-86 Deno, Freddie-96 Denton, Cynthia-73 Denton, Gwen-96, 150 De Geer, Don-96, 181, 189 DeLeon, Modesta-52, 150 DeLeon, Perla-96, 150 Del Bello, jimmy-86 Del Bello, Tommy-86 Delesandri, Shirley-96 De Witt, Larry-29, 52, 148, 149, 192, 193 De Witt, Tom-96 Dezo, Barbara-16, 17, 29, 52, 62, 49, 116, 117, 131, 134,155, 169 Dixon, Billy-73 Dixon, Bucky-96 Dixon, Darrele-96, 181, 189 Dickerson, Donna-86 Dickerson, Mike-86 Doerr, Kathleen-73, 159 Dollar, Andy-96, 181 Dollar, Marilyn-17, 24, 53, 120, 137, 140 Dollar, Nancy-19, 73, 126, 141, 191 Dotson, Barbar-96 Dotson, jimmy-86 Drachenberg, Tim-86, 192 Driggers, james-86 Driggers, Joey-87 Duenaz, Elizabeth-73, 159 Duke, Strom-96 Dunn, Joyce-96 Duplantis, john-73, 160 Dusto, Joe-84, 87, 180, 199 Easley, Carolyn-73, 148 Easley, Kenneth-96, 160 Ellard, Bobbie Jo-28, 53, 164 Carter-87, 147 Emert, Engel, Cecilia-87, -150 England, Kenneth-73, 153 Eplfv, Gary-96 Esquivel, joseph-73 Etue, Linda-73, 159 Haqkley, David-54 Jacobs, Bobby-88, 180, 198 Evans, Anita-96 Falkner, Judy-96 Fannin, James-73 Farrell, Sharon-53, 140, 192, 193 Feaster, Dianne-96, 165 Ferguson, Ann-74 Ferguson Eddie-96 153 Grupe, Theresa-74, 159 Guerrero, Agnes-74, 159 Guerrero, Cecilia-97, 148 Guerrero, Rachel-54, 137 Guajardo, Rosie474, 155 Guajardo, Sammy-97 , Herbert-96, 201 Ferguson Ferguson Jerry-96 Ferguson, Mark-96, 181, 201 Flora, Bill-87, 153 Flora, Gaylon-96, 153 Flora, Shirley-96 Flynt, Tommy-87 Johnson, Forgy, Margie-87, 148, 165 Foster, Laura-17, 53, 137 Foster, Wayne-53 Fowler, Sherrie-87, 150, 192 Francis, Dennis-96 Francis, Sharon-53 Hackley, Deane-74 Hale, Allen,-97 Hall, Sandra-87 Hambleton, Judy-87, 165 Hankamer, Carol-94, 97, 191 Hankamer, Connie-87 Hunt, Darrel-75, 173, 182, 134, 194, 197, 198 Hunt, Judy-98 Hunter, Elizabeth-75, 164 Hrby, Roy-88 Jackson, Travis-94, 98, 128, 1-34, 181, 189 Jefferies, Donald-88, 153 Jeffrey, Jay-98 Jephson, Connie--88 Jiminez, John-98 Jimenez, Martha-75, 159 Jircik, Barbara-88, 165 Hankamer, Orville-87 Hankamer, Wineva-54 Harpole, Maryi97 Harris , Clarice-54, 155 Harris, Harris Danny-97 Langston-87, 188 Jobes, Donald-55 Johnson, Asa-75 Johnson, Gay-98 Johnson, Nina-98 Johnson, Robert-88, 153 Roberta-56, 1 59, 164 Frankel, Beth-96, 165, 192 Franklin, Bill-96, 201 Franz, Carolyn-87 Franzen, Judy-53, 159 Frazier, Ebby-87, 180, 200 Free, Collen-87, 154, 165, 191 Froberg, Sandra-96, 191 Fulgham, Claudine-74, 159 Harris, Sally-97, 150 Jones, Cynthia-28, 56, 159 Harshbarger, Doug-74 Hatcher, Larry-97, 181, 201 Hatcher, Mike-87, 134, 180, ZOO, 201 Hawkins, Jim-97, 181 Hawkins, Mary Ann-88, 148 Hawkins, Patricia-88, 150 Hayes, Theresa-54, 161 Jurica, Janet-98 Keels, R onnie+94, 98, 201 Keels, Sherlie-56 Keene, Ronnie-56 Keith, Juliene-98 Keithley, John Howard-7 5, 161 Garcia, Cynthia-87, 1 48 Garcia, Ernestine--87 Garcia, Lee-74, 153 Garcia Louis-96 1 Garwood, Amy-70, 74, 137, 147, 149 Garza, Cesar-53, 150 Garza, Clem-96 Garza, Irma-102 Garza, Jesse-74, 161 Henegar, Marion-88, 157 Hennigan, Wesleyw200 Henny, Gary-55 Henry, Kara-97 Henry, T0mmyf97 Hensley, James-55, 65, 123, 172, 175 Hernandez, Mike-55 Herndon, Claudia-55, 152, 155, 161 Keithley, Michael-99 Keithley, N. A.-56, 182, 184 Kelso, Ivan-76, 153 Kendrick, Sharon429, 56, 50, 65, 140, 146, 149,123,137 Kennedy, Kandace-94, 99, 128, 148, 191 Kerr, Gary-99, 181, 189, 201 Kettler, Carol-88, 154 Herndon, Ro-bert-97, 160 Herring, Clyde-98 Hickland, Marilyn-88, 148 Gebert, Retta-87, 1 65 Hildebrand, Karen-74, 154 Gebert, Susan-96, 192 Gest, Sally-74, 154 Higgins, Vicki-98 Kettler, Karen-99 Kettler, Kenneth-99 Kettler, Mary Ellen-89, 32 Gideon, David-87 Gibson, Mike-87 Hitt, Charlene-75, 134, 137, 147, 149, 164 Hitt, P6g8Y475 Gibson, Terry-87, 153 Givens, Judy-87 Gloger, Paulette-74 Gober, Becky-87, 148, 165 Godwin, Joe-32, 40, 45, 49, 54, 67, 124, 137,175,187,194,195,203 Goedecke, Diane-96 Hluchan, James-75 Hobbs, Brenda-88 Hodge, Frances-55 Hodge, Frankie-55 Holcomb, Jim-98 Holdorff, Lynn-475, 134,137,147,149,164 1imdodf,Ruda-19,94,98,103,128,169 192 Goodridge, Jimm Gonzalaes, Belia-54, 159 Gonzales, Santos-54, 200 Gonzales, Sixto-74 Goodridge, Genef87, 199 ie-74,190,202 Holloway, Hugh-88 Holsenback, Paula-88, 155 Hope, Eddie-98 Hornback, George-55 Hornback, Mike-98 Kettler, Wilson-89 Keys, Cherry-39, 24, 39, 148, 149, 161,137 Kidd, Jack-89, 180, 200 Kidd, JO:-89 Kilborn, Bobby-76, 173, 200 King, Carson-99 155, King, David-76, 172, 176, 177, 182, 183, 184,1s6,188,194,197,203 King, Mike-76 King, Ronald-76 Kirk, Mike-76, 198 Kirkendall, Jimmy-89 Kirtley, Charles-76 Klentzman, Paul+e76 Kliner, Ann+56, 154 Kliner, Carol-99, 148, 150, 191 Goodwill, Glennette-97 Gould, Michal-74, 159 Graham, Rusty-74, 172, 178, 200, 201 Grantom, Linda-97 Green, Gordon-19, 54, 57, 172, 177, 173 Houk, Louise-98 Howard, Tommy-22, 38, 48, 55, 118, 119, 173 1 17 82 136 194 195 202, 74 Q 1 , 181 Howell, Rod-98, 189, 199 Hudgins, Doug-55 Klirtner, Donaldf99 Kloecker, Thomas-99, 189, 201 Knape, Gary-9, 160 Knape, George-76 Knape, Robert-99 Knape, Teresa-89, 148 200,201 Green, Judi-97 Green, Malvin-97, 181, 201 Greer, Dru Ann-97 Greer, Glenda-74, 155 Greer, Linda-74, 155 Griffin, Cheryl-87, 141 Griffin, Dlorthy-74 Green, Grotts, John-97 James-87, '180 Huepers, Barbara-98 Huepers, Marilyn-55, 136 Hueske, Jacquelyn-75, 159 Huffman, Bobby-55, 200, 203 Huffman, Cynthia-88, 150 Huffman, Larry-75, 182, 185, 198 Hughes, Jimmy-98, 181, 199 Humbircl, Cecil-98 Hummel, David-75, 172, 176, 182. 185 Knapick, Pat-89 Knight, Pam-30, 48, 50j 56, 65, 136, 146, 192 Knox, William-76 Koenig, Tommy-76 Koldenhonen, Wayne-89 Koster, Don-89 Krampota, Louis-89 Kreuzer, Elaine-89, 148, 155 124,134 229 Q La Barbera, Paul-99, 201 Labay, Edward-99, 181, 189, 201, 203 Labry, Linda-19, 89, 165, 191 Labry, Robert-99, 148 Lambeth, Charles-99 Lambeth, Dale-99 Lambeth, Mary-99 Lambeth, Wayne-89 Lambeth, Wayne-99 Lambden, Cathy-76, 159 Lampe, Bobbie-57 Lampe, Vernell-76 Latimer, Douglas-99, 153 Law, Daisy-99 Leal, Richard-89 Lee, Calvin-99, 181, 189 Lee, Terry-76, 194, 198 Leedy, Grace-76 Lehman, Joyce-76, 159, 164 Levy, Michael-99, 153 Minniear, Sue-100, 48 Mock, Dennis-90 Monarch, Mary-78, 137, 147, 149, 164 Montemayr, Arthur-90 Montoya, Nancy-78, 159 Moore, Danny-100, 152 Moore, Gary-33, 90, 200 Ott, James--79, 153 Owen, jay-79, 179 Owens, Gloria-79 Owens, Pam-100 Packard, Sandra-1 00 Pad gett, Jim-1 00 Moore Moore Moore 1 1 1 Greg-19,65,57,58,122,174 Linda-19, 100, 148 Margaret-58 Palmer, Caren-79, 154 Parker, jimmy-79, 198 Patrick, johnny-100 Patterson, Doug-79 Patterson, Sandra-100, 148, 191 Pearson, jim-157 Pearson, Roy-43, 59, 152 Peebles, Tommy-79, 150 Moore, Mary Joyce-58, 154 Moore, Mickey-78, 188, 198 Moore, Nancy-100, 148 Moore, Sherry F.-18, 78, 150, 190, 202 Moore, Sherry L.-18, 70, 78, 137, 141, 146, 149 Morgan, Cheryl-90 Morgan, Peggy-90, 148 Morris, Diane-90 Morris, joe-90 Perez, Carmen-90, 1 59 Perez, Daniel-100 Perez, Robert-100 Perez, Victor-100, 161 Perkins, Gayle-100, 161 Little, Lewis, Jean-23, 57, 190, 202 Lewis, Wayne-89, 172, 177 Little, Diana-70, 76, 164 Little, Jimmy-90, 161 Louise-76, 1 5 5, 164 Mosis, Melaniee-78, 155, 159, 164 Muma, Beverly-90, 148 Munoz, Flora-100 Munz, Nancy--78, 137, 157, 164 Perry, Danny-40, 45, 59, 60, 137, 148 Perry, Mary Lou-90 Perry, Shirley-59, 161 Peters, Paula-100 Pettit, Party-90 McLendon, Anne-59 Loften, Milton-76, 150 Lovel, Charles-76, 153 Lovel, Thomas-99 Lutringer, johnny-90, 157 Lutz, Pat-99 Lutz, Sharonw99 Lutz, Terry-77, 200, 201 Lyons, Frances-57, 159 Lyons, Lloyd-99, 161 Lyon, Stephen-57, 182 Mach, Dianna-77, 154 Mafh, Jamesh-77, 172, 175, 200, 201 Macik, Hattie Ann-99 Mallory, Sherry-57, 190, 202 Mangrum, Barbara-77, 154 Mark, Mickey-99, 181, 201 Marshall, Kay-99 Marshall, Nancy-41, 57, 154, 155 Martin, Joyce-77, 159 Martin, Kirby-90 Martin, Richard-99, 152 Mant, Mary-77, 146 Mathews, jane-99 Mathews, Judy-99 Mathis, Dennis-77, 180, 194, 197, 198 Mathison, johnh90, 194 Matlock, Cathy-57, 148 Mats, Bobby-77, 180 Matthews, james-57, 172, 177, 179, 200, 201 Maturey, Helen-99 Mayes, Alva jo-78 Mayes, Sandra-99 Mays, Jimmie-99 , Mears, Donald-'38, 57, 172, 174, 175, 200, 202 Meinke, Anna-100 Methvin, Don-100, 181, 89, 98 Methvin, Gary-58, 153 Meyers, Doris-78 Miller, Brenda-78, 155 Miller, Carol-90 Miller, Carol-100 Miller, Darlene-90, 127, 148, 165 Mills, Berry-90, 200 Milton, Danny-100, 201 230 McCary, Glenda-78, 159, 164 McDonald, Curtis-90, 172, 178, 200, 201 McDonald, Martin-58, 200, 201 McEwen, jennifer-100 McEwen, Mary jane-58 McKenzie, Larry-78, 140 McKinnis, Nancy-100, 148 McKnight, Debbie-90 McLean, jimmy-23, 59 McLemore, Sandra-59, 28, 154, 137, 149, 164 McLendon, Larry-79, 1 80 McNatt, jimmy-41, 45, 48, 59, 120, 129, 134, 156, 67, 182, 185, 184, 186, 187, 189, 192, 193, 203 McPhetridge, Ted-79 Naill, Debbie-90, 148 Nance, Christine-100 Nelson, Ronald-41, 79, 199 Newell, Billy-59 Newman, David-90 Newman, Mike-79 Newsom, Karen-100 Newsom, Sandra-79, 155 Newton, Pat-100 Newton, Sue Ann-79, 154 Nieto, Elizabeth-100, 150 Nolan, Michael-100,,189, 198 Norris, Brenda-100, 191 Norris, Gloria-59, 159 Norton, Pauline-100, 155 Nowak, Geraldine-100 Ober, Marion-79, 160 Odom, Debbie-108 Odom, Donna-29, 45, 49, 59, 62, 137, 146, 164 Odom, Gerry-90, 165 Oehlert, Charlie-100, 201 Oliver, Lynda-79, 159 Oliver, Paulette-79, 161 Oliver,- Phyllis-100 Oliver, Wayne-90 Orsak, Gary-79 Ortez, Lupe-100 Phillips, Judy-100 Phillips, Madeline-100, 155 Piefer, jack-19, 100, 128, 181, 189 Pickens, Bill-38, 59, 172, 173, 178, 182, 183, 186, 187, 194, 202, 203 Pickens, Nita Gayle-18, 19, 154 Pierson, Rick-19, 90, 188, 199 Pina, Adela-100 Pina, Sara-79 Pinkar, Bertha-100 Pittenger, Doro-thy-100 Pirtle, Carol-28, 59, 154 Planka , Betty-60 Planka, Linda--90 Plaster, Audrey-80 Plaster, Linda-80 Plegl, Andrew-100 Plegl, D-avid-80 Pollard, Billy-60 Poole, Barbara-100 Porter, Beverly-26, 28, 40, 60, 137 Potts, Donald-100, 201 Pouncey, Wanda-101 Powell, Charles-80, 157 Powell, Donna-90, 157, 165, 191 Priest, Linda-45, 60 Priest, Maxine-101 Price, La Vonne-90 Pugh, George-90, 188, 198 Raines, Randy-91, 127, 188 Ramas, Lydia-101 Ramsey, Gwen-60, 154, 190, 202 Ratliff, Sharon-101 Rawlings, Floyd-91 Reeves, Patsy-101 Renfrow, Betty-137 Renfrow-189, 198 Reyes, Felix-101 Reyes, Florence-80, 150, 155 Rex, Mildred-101, 152 Rhoads, Cheri-60, 147 Rhoades, Paula-101 Rice, Judy-60, 154 Richardson, Nancy-80, 127, 137, 152 190, 202 Richardson, Alane-60 Robinson, Cliff-91, 180,199 Richardson, Virginia-61, 40, 41, 155. 16 191 Richey, Mary-81 Richmond, Doug--101 Righter, Patsy-19, 91. 148 Rightor, Gary-81 Rivera, Lillian-101 Rivera,4Virginia-101 Rives, Thomas-101, 181, 189, 201 Roberts, Lawrence-61 Roberts, Lawrence-81 Robertson, Ronnie-101, 181 Robertson, Weldon-81, 200 Rodgers, Betty-91 Rodriquez, Annabelle-101 Rodriquez, Carolyn-101 Rodfriquez, Eliza-101 Rodriquez, Geraldine-91 Rodriquez joe-61, 150 Rodriquez, Johnny-81, 172, 176 Rodriquez Mario-43, 61, 194, 198 Rodriquez, Ottilia481, 159 Rodriquez Romanita--59, 61, 159 Rogers, Steve-101, 181, 1.89, 199 Rose, Ruby-59, 81 Rudel, Joanne-61 Rudisill, Jackie-61 Rutledge, Betsy-101, 148, 165 Ryan, Jean-59, 50. 61, 48. 65, 1 157, 149 Ryan, Nolen-129, 182. 187, 194, 196 22, 150, Sanchez, Carmen-91, 165 Sanchez, josephine+61, 150 Sanford, Sandra-41, 55, 61, 157, 155, 164 Sandoval, Juanitaf61 Saunders, Marsha-102, 141 Schafer. Glenn-81 Schennemann, Dorothy-91, 148 Schleicher, Hart-45, 61, 157, 146, 176 Schleicher, Rick-102, 181, 189, 199 Scruggs, Elizabeth-102, 191 Scruggs, Margaret-102, 191 Scruggs, Robert-91, 188, 198 Scopel, Marie-62, 154, 161 Scott, Linda-62, 159, 164 Shaw, Sherilyn-81 Sheppard, Ann-41, 62, 155, Sheppard, Sue-41, 62, 154, Sherrick, E. J.-102, 161 Shoemake, Iris-81, 155, Shoemake, Janice-91 Shoemake, Jimmy-81, 160 Shoemake, joyce'w91 159 154 155 Shoemake, Neva--81, 155, 159 Shriver, Harry--81, 155 Shry, Kenny--58. 62, 172, 174, 194, 196, 202 Sierra, Irene--102, 150 Simms, Bob-42, 62 Simpson, Ronnie-81, 161 Singh, Elizabeth-102, 150 Singh, Gloria-81, 150 Singleton, Kirby-81, 155 Slick, Jimmy-91 Smalling, Bill-57, 62, 172, 177, 200, 201 Smalling, David-102, 199 Smith, Clyde-102 4. Smith Dale-102 Smith Darwin-65, 172, 177 Smith Diana-91 Smith, Mike-91 Smith Mike491, 180. 188, 200 Smith, Raymond-102 Smith Sherry-84, 91, 154 Smith, Sherry-81 Smith Wayne-44, 65, 176 Smithson, Al-81, 182, 185 Sonnen, Herbert-91, 180 Sofia, Abram-91 Sowell, Carolyn--91 Sparks, Jimmy-81, 182, 186 Turner, Wfalter Turvey, Karen- ,QQ 59, 45, 49, 6 Ulkie, Cynthiaf64, 159, 164 Ulkie, Richard-92 Usrey, Richard-102, 181 Van Horne, A. K.-64 Van Horne. Becky-102, 165 Vaughn, Bonnie--92 Vaughn, Carol-105, 191 Velez, Alicia-105 Veltman, Ronnie-105, 181, 189, 201 137, 146 Sparks, Mary-44, 45, 65, 157 Spencer, John-65 Spencer, Pat-91 Spiller, Sidney-65 Spinks, jerry-81, 157, 172, 174, 194, 197 Spurgeon, Linda-81, 164 Standley, Ellen-82, 148 Stantield, John-102 Statz, Charles-102 Stavinoha, Sam-29, 57, 65 Steele, Kay-91 Stein, Diana-102 Sterling, Sandra-102, 155 Stinson, Glenn-82, 157 Stinson, jim-18, 82, 126, Stone, Dale-92, 180, 199 Stowers, Gloria--102 Stratton, Sherry-82, 159 Strickland, Barry-82, 157 Stuksa, Jimmy-102, 160 Sullivan, Paul-102 Tagart, Linda-92 Tanner, Judy-65, 121, 190, 202 Tarbutton, Kathy-92 Taunton, Martha-55, 59, 41, 65, 157, 147, 149, 148 Taylor, Charles-85 Terrell, Sandra-82, 161 Terry, janet-82 Thatcher, Gregory-82, 148 Thatcher, Paul-92, 199 Thom-as, Charles-82, 182, Thomas, Kay-28, 55, 65 Thomas, Mike-102, 198 Thomas, Paul-63 , 146. 176 172. 176 186, 194, 196 147, 149, 155 Thompson, jean-65, 164 157. 192 Thompson, Kay-82, 159 Thompson, Myrtle- 65, 137 Thompson Rose Mary-102 Thompson Steve-102 Thumbler, Mary-92 Till, Ro-bert-102, 155 Till, Vickey-92 Todd, Mike-102 Todd, Walter-64 Tower, Don-85, 160 Townsend, Steve-82, 172, 174, 175 Trahan, Ronald-82 Travis, Gary-102, 152 Treving, David-102 Troha, Ann-82 Turner, Lana-102 Turner, Leroy-92 Turvey, Luane-102, 165 Vest, Billy-105, 180 Villanueva, Diana-64 Villarreal, Tono4-92 Wagner, Patf19, 92, 188, 198 Vffagner, Tommy-452, 64, 194, 195 Wailes, Kathryn-42, 45, 64, 155, 161 XX'allace, Beckyf105, 148, 141 W'ard, Edwin-64 Ware, Charlotte-82 Waters, Jimmy-95, 180, 198 Weidenbach, Sandra-105 Wellborn, Guy--52, 95, 150 West, Dave-82 West, Dolores-85, 159 West, Don-82, 150 Westerlage, David-95, 201 Westinghouse, Patricia-105, 154, 157 Whatley, Brendag105, 155, 191 Whetstein, Bruce-95, 155 Whitlock. Tommy-105 Wieder, Fred4105, 155 Wiginton, jim-93, 180 Wileyf, Tommy-82, 157 Wilfong, Pauline-95, 165 Williams Barbara-42, 82, 161 Williams, Connief93 Xffilliams, Jimmy-95, 198 Williams Phyllis-82 Williams, Sara--95, 141 Willia111s Wfesley-82 Wfills, Bobby-82 Wilson, Kenneth-95 Wilson, Larry-64 Winget, Cheryl-105 Wfinget, Philip-95, 160 Wisnoski, Eddie-105 Wofford, Bill-82, 155 Wofford, Carolyn-82, 159 Womack, Phillip-85, 155 Woodard, Edward-95 Woodard, jerry-22, 64, 121, 172, 175, 175, 177, 179 Woods, Gena,-85 Woods, Murray-105 Woolsey, Cheryl-85 Woolsey, Kathy-105 Wooster, Bobbyg95, 157, 200, 201 Wooster, judy485 Wren, Joy-85, 159 Wright, Eddie-42, 45, 64, 161, 199 Yakey, Glenna-105 Yonaites, Margaret-84, 93, 165, 192 Young, Sherrie-85, 164 Young, Tommy-105 Yount, john-85 Zigal, Sandra-85, 155, 164 213l The Time of Our Lives . . . Seniors Experience the Joy and Importance of Graduation , M . ,fqfw k IW . . y W,l,ki :? V A , ., W, , ,, A M, .A ,WU MQW x ,A I v t t 1 K H p 1 V eea, 7 . , . ,.. V H ,. ., aw. .wfgWWyM,f 4,Mf4,f -i.. W K. , ,,,Y,,lWWV . 7 ' 'f3"f"7'55fi ff if ' f '- V ' -f K' TWP' 5- .ew -. , ,. Graduation is an important time in the lives of all Seniors. It is a time in which every student experiences the happiness and the importance of the occasion. Having completed twelve years of study, each Senior is prepared to enter the adult world. Through the last twelve years each student has witnessed both failure and success. With each failure and success each Senior experiences a little more of life. The adult world holds both success and failure as it does happiness and sadness. Graduation is truly an important and happy time for all Seniors. ,H f"-,.-.r:'f-ff'-T ":4f++ ,, W ,, L ' 1 L,-5 , ,' 'LQ' t I X .3 - p , v ...nn 1-umm