Beaumont High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Beaumont, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1969 volume:

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We were Wondering about the moon shot, ot Snoopy, the landing vehicle and the astronauts in their sophisticated tlying machineg and lite and death and mere existence. We wondered about our lite and what it will mean to others. The 1969 Pine Burr is our contribution to lite. We wonder it it will be remem- bered and not iust exist. We hope that it will not be an anticlimax to this year ot innovation. When we consider that the average picture in this book was ex- posed at l fl O0 ot a second, we realize that only l4 seconds ot time are re- corded here. . . but what a time that is. J .XI K' kf..4ff,goJ4 if AIJ ! f.gu4LLx:,nL '1 BEAUM JN HIG ' Y N 1 1 ...,.,... ,.......g ...... ...- 2 .P 1 .Bl ' -1 YB '- 0. Q 1 4 : , S -uni '. 4 Contents Orgonizotions Honors Advertising 160 212 232 l ll 4 l i Faculty Activities Sports Classes The 1969 Pine Burr Staff Dediccltes This Book To Mr. Vimcm Hcrvill f 7 Beoumonf High School K. ,, Q, 'aff wgfw m 1 2' f 'fig ilu Az, 'Q' 'Qg'?'X-YI, JJ AT Work ,,,,..., , A ' 'G .25 f Av A , L1 fvH'Z1s-mf? Tri-' 9' I , AT Ease I And Af Play . . , X . f ? Wfwww 4,1 xy ' , H, VV,,. gi ,, , , af? Y .1-Liv' ','f,, 'Q ' 4 x f 7 3 Q , V Vex, . - ,wr 1 ,f'j,g,,-' ..,yf, iw ', fx? 1 . ' H6525 Q 'J D ' ' N -0-+w..,--- . , 11 E In Thought Anc I ww 4 ,,. 'wma :M . I 'Ihr-JK E 1 ! s K I 1 X 5 Reflection r .fi , -WAKE 1 me 3. -- SM f'-' :Hia .,XL 1 ::,':.-,iw -',' feJ7i,.,:E-,kj 'JC-f.E 'j'31 1'f?'fW5:'ff'f??Q ,'k,' fixfff, ,sf i,Ff'?Q'fjgf 1.wff,QEQ?- f.77 , .'-'L 5 L. A'LL' 1 - k,' ..'.. ' hH , ,,.- ffs51,-gezza,.p,i': f K ' ' 'f'f 1 -,-fi :iff W ii K M- nw..- 1.4.- .4 as f ,QM ,V .. In Confusion Anc .,-ggi:-. 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Bailey Mrs. Marks, PTA President, proudly indicates that Mr. i Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum Holst is this year's 600th member. l I I R' i i ,C l Q l A . f'.,Za PTA Officers are Mrs. Richard Evans, Mrs. Philip Weisbach, Mrs. Clyde Rush, Mrs. Guy Neal, Mrs. William Marks, Mrs Herman Crocker, Mrs. Cecil Glass, Mrs. Jet Russell, Mrs. William McAllister. Principals, Counselors, And Secretaries Mr Jack Kenedy Mr Ray Walton Principal Asslslanf Principal X ya Mr. Kennedy Speaks at Pep Rally. Mr. Walton busy at work. l Keep School Functioning Mrs. Peovy tokes odvontoge of o breok in the work lood. l Mrs. Coffey ond student ossistont check ottendonce. L. Mrs. Comeau busy boloncing the books. Mr. Souls ond Mrs, Broswell help students moke the most importont decisions in their lives. Boom! . . . smoke . . . fire?. . . no, it's just the frantic action of the chemistry students deeply in- volved in their first lab experiences. And what about the physics brains? Well, they've been studying the magnificent invention of the over-head projector. Pretty neat, huh, Mr. Smith? Mr. Jackson has a better idea. Scientists Conceive E 2 it 3 -..., ff. What do your keys unlock? MR. Cl.ARENCE JACKSON, BS 7 Prairie View MR. IAMES G. SMITH, B.B.A,, M.Edg Lamar ABM Collegep Chemistry State College of Technology, University of Houstong Physics, BioloQY: Sponsor: JETS Exciting, New Ideas G1 S if ra MR CARL W. FERGUSON, BS, M.Ed., Sam MISS EVANGELINE GEORGE, BS, Umverst- Houston Stove College, Lamor State College ty of Houston, Physrcal Scrence, Sponsor Y' of Technology, Phystcal Scrence, Btology, Teens Drwer Educononz Sponsor- Freshman Class 'Al know youre sorry. l r 3 . l l . r l l l r l l r f' Q F t 1 ' an MRS. BIRDELLE BAKER, B S , Lamar StoteCol- MR. JIMMY RAND, B.S,, Som Houston State lege ol Technology, Brology College, Buology, Sponsor: Football, Basket' L boll f S' if Q ' A I ,I 1, , 5 ' X 2 L1 l X, ', t s or , NR 1, : V Q :'Mef,.'v K A f. Jw t ' ' Y 4' Ss to . ,A a Ll My-f1'5Jr W 'f , 'ri' f 3 fl- il S 1 ,x S 2 L, ' X r t ff l xx : M XX y 1 ,xg 3. yr 5 K . 1 Y ao.. , , K . . . ga., ' - - ' N Q-1Ux:uT.eL MR MICHAEL r NASH, es.. Lomor Slcle MRS, FLORENCE NArHAN,as.,Pfarf.av.aw t'You didnt lust wreck my driver ed car! College of Technology? Phymgul Sgencel AEM CoIlege,Pl'tystcolScrence, Pl1ysrcolEdu- Ptrysrcal Educotran when Everything From Arithmetic To Analytics ln high school math the naive young thing learns that a square root is not what is under oak trees and that a radical sign is not another name tor a racist. These ancl other revelations are everyday occurrences in the BHS math department, offering everything from basic math to analysis and an- alytical geometry. Who wouldn't be confused! Well, let's look at it another way. Mrs. Savage accepts the Spirit Key at a pep rally. MRS. ADA WALKER, B,A., B.S., Sam Housto State College, Algebra, Sponsor- FTA MR. PHILIP J, LANASA, BA., Western Maryla College, Lamar State College of Technologyv gebro MISS JENNIE JOHNSTCNE, BS., M.S.g Univ sity of Houston, Related Math, Sponsor: Mc mg Watch Offered By Mathematics Teachers Mas. JUNE crises, BA., Baylor universliy, MR JAMESKYLE, BS.MEd.,SvephenF Airs. MRS. Mmonls iciielc,B.s,M,ed.,Sieohen Fr MR- JOHN CALLAHAN- B-SU M-Edw EUS' N Algebra, Geomevry Vin Slave College, Geomelry, Spgngor- 509501 Ausvin Slove College, University of Houslong TEXGS BGPNS' College. 5'EPhE'l F- AUSNN Slflle AR, VIMAN HARVILL, BS, Slephen F. Austin more College, Trigonometry' Analyirc Geome- fyq Sponsor. Senior Class more Class Geomelry College, Consumer Moth, Physical Educaiion MR FREDERICK W. WACHSMUTH, BS, Sul Ross Slate College, Related Math, Physical Science X N . What a shocking proposition! 'M ' l K :' -5 me lll WA' ' v V .2 .JE iii limi fill ARS MARGARET SAVAGE, A.B., Louisiana vale University, Algebra, Sponsor Junior Class Through the year of '69, the English Department stressed the value of a growing vocabulary as well as a greater under- standing of grammar and literature. In helping their students to obtain these goals, the teachers oth BHS presented weekly vocabulary records as well as a number of required books to be read and hopefully retained tor future use. Are you going to listen to me or to your girlfriend? English Teachers Show MRS. EDYTHE JAMES, M.A.p Texas Womens MRS. GWENDOLYNNE MONTGOMERW University, English BA., University at Texasg English Come on, Mrs. James, we know you aren't that shy! 1 ,E QQ Mas, BARBARA aARNEtt, B.A.g siephsn r Miss SARAH HAwEs, BA, Lamar sieve Col- MRS JEAN WILLIAMS, B Bm Som Houston MRA RICHARD SODDERSV BSA: 50-fthwes' Austin State College, English, Spongorz lege at Technology, English, Spanish State College, English, Typing Queens Texas State College, Speech, Drama, Span sort Speech and Drama Club, Key Club nterest In Students ,fl fre' A 4 3' PAT WOOD, BA, Som Houston Stale MRS JANICE KOLB, B A, University Ol MRS. LELAND BEST, BS , M.Ed, Stephen F MR. TERRY S. Ryals, BS, LamarSto!e College 2, Pune Burr, English, Journalism, Sport- Texasg English, Sponsor- Tri-Hi-Y Austin State College, University of Houston, ol Technology, English w-Chapter rfi,H.,Y, Pine Bw, BHS News English fx . 4, ..--, irq? liss Wood patiently explains the form ot a term report to one ot er students. L.. 'Us' X , ft , ny sf-Q ., is , ' . 5 ,l A V . Q if E . my Contra, B AH M A , gum Hmm MRS. LENA READ, BA , MA., Lamar same Mr, Ryals looks through his notes in search ot an onswer to one ot his students College, English College of Technology, University of Housf questions' von, English, Sponsor Youth Red Cross, Sophf orncre Class History Teaches How The Pas' Studying the past is one of the first steps in becoming involved in the future. World Civilization, American History, Texas Histo- ry, Government, Economics, and Bible are offered at BHS in an effort to help the stu- dents live in today's world. H Honest Mr. Riley there is no automatic grading machine. MR HERMAN H. HODGES, B.S.p Sam Hous State College, American History History notes can't be that interesting, it must be something from the office. MR. HAROLD A, CLlFTON,M.A,, Prairie View MR, DAVlD L. DRAKE, B.S,g Lamar State Col- MRS SUSAN EDDLEMON, B.A., Lamar State MRS. FRANCES FAGG, B,A., Lamar Str A8.M College, American History lege ofTechnology,Amerucon Hrstory,Athletf College of Technologyg World Civilization, College of Technolcgtfi World Civrlizonr rcs Amerucon History American History nfluences The Fulure. LLL 5' 'Q ' FT . I M l 'M X, l ggi: ,gm-:YJ .F . -K . Qr' , I J i W, NAR. JOSEPH KUSHNER, B.S., M A., Lomor MR. GEORGE THOMPSON, B.S., Slephen F. Slove College of Technology, Urnversny of Aushn Stove College, World Civilizavion,Avh- -louslon, World Cwilrzonon, Socuology, lehcs, Sponsor: Sophomore Class Sponsor: National Honor Soclevy l l Mr. Tierce must hove received o clever answer lo thot question. MR DOYLE TIERCE, B.S., M.Ed,, Soulhwesl Texos Stole College, World Civrlrzonon, Government, Sponsor' Senior Closs, Sludenl Councll Mrs, Baxter smiles demurely offer giving o difficult fest. eu. -E' ,xx MR. PERRY RILEY, BA., Lamar Stole College of Tecl1nolo9Y: World Civnlizolion, Speech, Sponsorl Dromo Club Gprs nf up 'k MISS MARY K BAXTER, BA., M.Ed., Soulh- west Texas Slove College, Unwersuty of Texas Government, Economucs, Texas Hnsvory i ' J' Tiff? Foreign Languages MRS HELEN SAMPLE, B.A., Texas Womens MISS GWYNNEMlLLER,B.A.,M,A., Baylor Uni- MR. GERALD P. DOYLE, BA., MA., N University, French, Spanish versity, Spanish Dame, Lamar, Latin Students, curious about their foreign neighbors, are able to take part not only in their languages, but also in their histories, cultures, and day-to-day lite, through the Lan- guage Department at BHS. Beaumont High School boasts such linguistic scholars in Spanish, French, and Latin. Fine Arts Spring To Life All together now, a-one, and a-two, and a- . . This is just one ot the familiar Jhrases that you hear in the Fine Arts department. This department includes the BHS :hoir, band, orchestra, and Purple Queens. These courses are thoroughly enioyed by all of our Royal Purples. ua:-tt .e - ci X w -I vi 2 il. 'it fi ,S 7 Dont worry, Mr. Simmons. lt's iust a practice piece. 1- .Z I 1 X I 1 , X t , X ISS MARILYN COUCH, B,S,, Lamar State Col- -ge of Technology. Ang Sponsor- Anchor Club fx 'ff MRS RUTH HOWELL, B A, M,A, North Texas State University, Southern Methodist Untverstty, Girl s Chorus, Varstly Choir . , 1, ir i ,Q 132, , G .4 ' . - . -3 I : in . 'f L21 lfff ll' wx!! 2351 MR. JAMES M SIMMONS, B S- Memphis State University, Band, Orchestra, Music Theory, Queens Miss Couch enthusiastically appraises a student masterpiece. Learning such courses as Shorthand, Bookkeeping, T and Typing help students to prepare for future jobs and to increose their possibilities in present jobs. This is oc- complished through the joint efforts of Mrs. Kennedy ond Miss Fortenberry at Beoumont High School l MISS BESSIE FORTENBERRY, BBA, M.Ed., MRS, MARY KENNEDY, BIAU M,Av7 Unweyglf University of Texas, University of Houston, of Texas, Shorthand, Typing Bookkeeping, Typing : sf a Miss Fortenberry teaches students to keep neat, accurate books. ni E The Homemaking Department Has Many Activities Besides Teaching MSS LORETTA REYNOLDS, 8.5 , M Ed,p Uni- MISS JENNIE GLEN, B,S., M.S., Millikin U ity of Texas, U ty f H tn, versity,U ry tH 1 F lyL g -l clung, Sp F H A Hom lc g Sp FH A Miss Glenn ioytully endures hall duty. Clothing construction, food preparation, child care, and home managements are among the subiects taught to the homemaking students at B.H.S. Besides these usual functions, however, our energetic teachers enjoy the extra-curricular activities of the school. The departments open house is hostessed by Miss Reynolds. Vocational And Mechanica Many BHS students enjoy the valuable opportunity to work while attending school. This is done through Distrib- utive Education, the lCT program, and Vocational Office Education at Beaumont High. These courses not only pre- pare students tor full-time jobs after graduation, but also give considerable aid in part-time jobs during college. X D Who put the parking ticket on my Cadillac? MRS JERRY HUTTO, B S, Lamar State Col- CHlEF HERBERT F, BARROWS, AMSC, USN, lege of Technology, Texas Womens Universt- NJROTC ty, Vocational Office Education, Sponsor V.O.E Club MR, BILLY FORBES, 8.5 , M.S., Kansas Stale University, Texas A50 University, lndustrial MR. RlCHARD HARPER, B.B,A., M,Ed., Non Texas State University, Sam Houston Stat Cooperative Training, Sponsor: Senior Class, College, Dtstnbutive Education, Sponsor: D. Vocational lndustrtal Clubs ol America Club Mrs, Hutto teaches her students the skill of using an adding machint Courses Teach Skills A number of students at Beaumont High are so devot- gd to their studies that they even stay a few extra periods n one class. And, why not? ln such courses as Wood- - working, Printing, Vocational Agriculture, and Drafting hey learn life-long skills which could lead to a promising iuture. MR KERMIT BOAZ, B.S, M S, North Texas MR HAROLD PATTILLOV 9 5, M Ed' Wes, State University, Woodwork Virginia Institute of Technology, University of Rochester, Printing, Sponsor. VICA 11 f'?Y l Students, the first assignment is to draw a square. . -,.- S S ,gf '7 tl me Psrsetweisn, ss,Msd,som Haus' MR JOETOCQUIGNYBS,MS,,TexasA8.l Looks like Mr. Pattillo likes to relax rather than print. on State College, General Drafting, Archie University Vocational Agriculture, Sponsor ectural Drafting, Machine Drafting, Sponsor FFA tumor Class Take Two Laps Before You Go In MR. PHILLIP E. BENNETT, B.S.p Sam Houston State College, Physical Education, Sponsor: Football, Track Young Americans of today must be physically fit. And sinc there is so much emphasis on this fact, Beaumont High is rigf in there with the rest of America. Not only has she bee award winning in football, baseball, basketball, and tracl but BHS has also honored herself in tennis, golf, and volley ball. MR. HORACE A. BUTLER, B.S.g Northwestern State College, Physical Education, Health, Sponsor. Football, Baseball 1 MR, DARREL I. SHAVER, 5' A., M.Ed., Vanderbilt University, University ot taustan, Head Coach - Frmthnll I Coach Shaver introduces the coaching staff at a Pep Rally. l Cafeteria And Custodial Staff The cafeteria staffers serve meals every school day of the year, 5 is The custodian performs one of the more common duties at BHS. X 9 Activities pg-vm Ai QM Ln, .:' N31 .M . ,-MM ' 1 3:35, .fn u ' 1 '1iww,,N, .LI ,, iw, as mf ,,, , .f 'Q I if I , s A, 13 f M ai x Rv --Q w?,,,,w3-.9 1 fr ii . k 2 . Q . oosf A Team's Morale Keeping the rows straight at the shirltail parade can be a problem, but who really cares? 'WQSA Jimmy Landrum goes above The call of duly. 3511.5 ' .. -HK? .. Students Let Ofl f Melt tif Q 6' 1. ' Are Billy and Warren having a yelling contest? .za W l ls thot a lion behind those curtains? Killer Clifton goes for Purple victory. Steam AT Pep Rallies ' X1 274 X,,.N,, A r V. , r x-1-4 sie I ' 552- ' Occasional appearances by The Queens were a pleasanl change V , l1 . ' . r ' l . Q- e a l,. mr 13 an M ll .17 iligff if ,G ll ' lzll X, L 1 :CRN Q W hi. 2. l.x -'Tn ' A : 'B Q . 'Q ' at l 4 , l -? e'Y:, is s . 5 . 1 X f , A? if . ,1 if nw ' I I ' if Xu ,. 'V ls Qc hi I . a - - H' . S ' V, - f N- . QL N l- 1 Q K P :ig r V lm I -a 'O f h 44 Here's Dickie Williams in that unforgettable pose! e ,pg Purples Won Gne i R Q 1 THE 1969 HOMECOMING COURT: Roxanne Guillory, Tommy Balmer, Paula Simonk, Bob Schwarzlose, Darlene Ray, Donald Mudd, Barbara Mart Leonard Carey, Paige Pemberton, Scorl Walker, Beverly Fecel, Marshall Hennington, Sandy Arnold, Mike Hogan, Cindy Dorgan, Bob Carlisle, Tina Plc ger. 9 What a good-looking queen . . . and what a good-looking escort. ...V 1? v P75 4 5 4 35 An Assembly Make l i. :Q S 5 Obviously Jodie is not impressed by Stephens suavity. iii? Most of the girls wouldnt have minded talking to this animal. Jon Reaud solemnly swears to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing butthe tr The Day Go Foster K I L. iiw 'N. 1 Me, Dirty Dove. Me got fleas if 1,5 f N 'I L . ,Q r- -if in Everyone noticed Trishds talent. Donno,Cifrono in rare form. Twirp Time Hold it, pcndnuh. Nobody hos five aces! Two different opinions on what lust walked by. 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Q .I K W A I 3 1' Ex is N, il, 3 The TWIRP Court members are Tina Ploe- ger, Duke Donald Mudd, Cindy Dorgan, Duke Mike Allen, Paula Simank, Duke Jimmy Rush, Kim Toomin, Duke Fenner Wel- ler, Paige Pemberton, King David Hoffman, Duke Clayton Amacker, Hilary Wheat, Pa- tricia Austin, Duke Billy Urquhart, Pat Weide, Duke David Broussard, Barbara Woitte, Johnny Dominguez. 4 x. 1,, K,.1 ww L , Lg. ,A,,,, , . J - ww? ,,,..., , v a 1. .. - W L gg .. ?ii2Z536ia5i4z?5g-2EazE?Af ,.,, 1 QNJA' ,ff 35? Wm. f U v 7 W? , ,, r ,ag I 15 , 5 k .I l ood With The Bad -I iii. 3 ii X pl 'erhaps Ann Johnson wasnt wounded while serving her chool, but she still deserves a BHS purple heort for spirit. fi l li li' i ' :U t :V R e 4' 4'fA V X , Z.. l i Q f i 5 ' l , - i i l , 1 l i l Asisf The only good thing about some assemblies is shorter morning classes. Obviously this is the case here. , . if 4 T , mi .f i Q V . i ? ' V , iz 1 . Q E , i f ' 5 l if S 2 I 1 l i M i. i 2 V 4 kg.. . .R 1 I Q E l l Susan Klein reiterates patiently that she saw the mans face as well as his gun when she witnessed the robbery. I The Class Of 1970 Show: Scott lvers cmd Eddie Vallee were more than happy to lake time out from school to help with decorations for The Jr.-Sr. Prom. ls Bob Ramsey really that happy about getting his ring, or is he lust glad he only has one more year left? Most iuniors have a weak point. Broocks' just happens lo be l' knee. me Of Its Capabilities 3 .kx.. 41 Ei E x i if, Jim Wiley gels a boom ou? of playing in The band. Nomfe is Qenefillly belief making vines climb The class of l97O carries out the Tradition of turning their rings seventy times. ft- 252 f ,,,, Af Students wait expectontly during the Freedom Shrine Assembly for Jack Brooks. Underclassmen Show Underclassmen attend basketball games even it the Purples lose. E , 4. all vm- Lenette Blackmon shows loyalty to BHS by trying out for cheerleader. l I'heir Enthusiasm Underclassmen show their creativity under Miss Couch's supervision. -ni Underclassmen rushed with everyone else to use the proiector. UNO, but have you heard about lf N .g. Lost Days Af BHS Aff, ,NJ f you re on the prophecy commmee you re In G greof poslhon To get Coffee is oll Tho? helps some survive. Orhers con folk iheir way out of ony situation. oi enemies. people had more fun in the lobby than inside watching the show! Seniors Look Forwcirc Q 3' ca 4 S l Who cores obout Pine Burr Beauties? l lust come for the punch ond cookies. l x xyjb X Some DGOF-Hle DOSE for the Come-ro, but Beverly Fecel Gnd Jgmeg Several seniors become members of the Notionol Honor Society lhrou Goodyear iusl don'1 core! their scholoslic endeavors. l'o Newly-Won Freedom VW 'Af 7,1 . .li 1 l I I., ,X H J ZW' nf , J N' fag :XB- E an A J i , . I ,fir ' , 1 Qi' l1',-QSMQ we-f..2z2' ..-9? Eff gr: -IV, I mf 1 'RVN' +. 'fi . XJ, 4 . w .wr 'W lx':ll'f'-HX 1 il A , , . - 5 Q H-'fwgy' 5 1 Unforfunofely everybody drdnl moke ll thot nlghl. X , ,. -. N .w:,i 1f- 'P' J 5 ,f lfw -W' 1 o we l. ,::P-'XXV se , QQ , l up-+ .A D . el J ,, Q' IQ, Zggbgsli, 5 5 f , . 4,2 551 H, ,N ' 'Jul F V, f 4, 5Uf9lY llW9fS'S OH easier WGY fo Ccfch O girl? David Cookond Elizabeth Hill express The sentiments offo- doy's youth. .Q fin. 4 .3 -QM .. 4 .-, Y L P , ',v..,V. .. ,. in , A -5:4 Sports 5 ,Q Nwf W A ,.,. , X .MEX V Z! K iv n - Q, -,mal W W M N? w, W MH? '1 ww Q ,W Wg, wmkt 1 wayne, TMR ' ' wwf fn- E ,J V . ' ' A rawswwa U . P is 12.1 -. Q, N TQ., L, , E: 1 . ' y QW' , 5 1 1 A M ' gnc' ,v 1,25 .' 425' N ' ,, L. MEJ -af, . 1 gg , , '?. Vh , 2 L Q 1 ' M 56' ,' A i ., In K . Zvi U ab .' 11 if ,U - P-L f 1 i 9 4-we X f P z ,f. s A 'du' ' 1, 'w,r 4- , ffl' fJfA..e,'?fg'T?,. ' HN-ln f , .gf f'gw,f-I1 f- K ' A, 4437 -A 4, 'H - .ig AL ,, , 'Q ,. I Vs? ' l 'yf,,,9,-QW, -- :cf-,.,,.-,V . f .9 WW 4,7 ' .QV ,, 1-fn' . r' , avg, Mis. gf' st' f f? 1? -T - 4 , 1 f L ,gf , ,gm V nf - ' - 1? ' f i -V':,..V A f?f!?.+7M -fy: 'N' Q 1' W 1 gl: W9 YI ' W- ' 1 -1-:Waf :. 'f' ,- lf Tr7'f 31Lf' -A 1f5 ,: Y'?'? 63 -ms CENTERS: Top, Left to Right: Gerald Langley, James Scoggins, Rob- ert Rodriguez. As 1968-1969 Royc BACKS: Top, Left to Right: Phillip Johnson, Joe Lozano, Larry Rawlinson, Lee Ly- Brand, Tyrone Reyn- olds. Bottom: Mike Rogers, Daniel Rubio, J. L. Thomas, Tony Lawrence. if 5 B GUARDS: Top, Left to Right: Brian Tew, Bob Ramsey, Bernie Cow- art. Bottom: Jim Key, Bobby Woods, Joe Trumble. 64 -K U K l. ENDS: Top, Left to Right: Dexter Whatley Mike Allen, Mike Mor gon, Joseph Dudley Bottom: Jomes Con way, Kent Taylor Richard Thompson Fred McWilliams. Liisii Ulf- wt U if Rl .... - fl-iq lim 5 I 9urple Foofboll l 'BACKS1 Top, Lefr ro lieigiiii Rob Moyfieid, JRODHIE Elling, Tommy Koiok, Don Bornes, Rex Hinshow. Bottom: ,Scott Ivers, Gerald Roy, Dovid Hoffmon, George Frissell, lean X mg! I I fl ul li, mi ' sim' . is JY QU 'lb IW -qw ,ii me ,- JL fs TACKLESQ Top, Left ro Right: Blon Iles, Tim Jones, Fronk Moore, John I-lorgroves. Bor- rom: Johnny Martinez, Mike Yancey, Bill Schworzlose. VARSITY, SCHEDULE llo, 154 lf,'iI,OfGfXQ6i . . . Q12 16, paeiluirei , . . . . . 6 i1EHSfIfF21g1MiilIbyf .'ll .. 0 l7n or confpeei ., . . . , 41 JBHSEUL POo33?ffoAffhvr- - -, . - - 41 T131 in SWB, Petk .,---- 10 if iforesi ,Barrio . . . . FBHS, 5 5 fame, 5011 Chfffiiofw , . . lr, in 124 J l4e i iHebert.,.e.,.,. .gi 45 fFFe,'TClT,- fi J o J ,ir i. ..f.. 1i,ffi,. ,y,., , iff- if I-- COACHES: Sfondingg Philip Bennel, John Collohon, Her- mon Hodges. Kneeling: Jim Rond, Dorrell Shover, H. A. Butler. 65 Purples Win Season Opener BHS l-4 - Orange T2 The Royal Purples used an alert defense and an explosive offense to upset the highly favored Orange Tigers Purple Stadium on September T3. The first Purple score was set up by a 66-yard run by Larry Rawlinson. From the yard line, quarterback David Hoffman tossed a TD pass to end James Conway. A Hoffman to Rawlinson pass was goc for the conversion and BHS led the rest of the first half, 8-0. On the opening kick-off of the second half, BHS recovered an Orange fumble on the Tiger 38 yard line. Rawlins: carried to the 6 yard line, Daniel Rubio to the one, and Rawlinson plunged for the TD. The extra-point attempt faile The Tiger backfield came up with two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter. After the second Tiger TD, the conve sion which would have tied the game, was thwarted by the gritty defensive line of the Purples - and the game endi victoriously for BHS. i E Q I l s 5 Q 2 i 3 fop: Gerald Roy Skirts left end- Top: John Hargroves moves in on a Tiger. Bottom: Larry Rawlinson sets up a BHS TD on a 32-yard run. l E E Q E z 2 l I 1 ,-.m'2QE l BHS Knots Houston Bellaire BHS 6 - Houston Bellaire 6 On September 20, the Royal Purples traveled to Butler Stadium in Houston to battle the Bellaire Cardinals. BHS spot- ed Bellaire o first quarter touchdown, but used a tenacious defense to hold the Cardinals scoreless the rest of the game. Early in the fourth quarter, Bob Ramsey blocked a Houston punt that set up the Purple's only score. Two plays later, David Hoffman threw wingback Ronnie Elling a 40-yard pass that put the Purples on the Bellaire 8-yard line. Daniel ubio carried to the one, and Larry Rawlinson ran for the TD. The extra-point was blocked by a hard-charging Bellaire ne. The Purple defensive unit, led by Ramsey, Flocke, Rubio, lvers, and Roners repelled three Bellaire scoring threats ate in the fourth quarter to end the game in a tie. I A P- --1 a J fn xr f 6' jf - N z' nf V. A F i K . I ,. Hain 1 -f 5. I - i A EL.. , f i T If ff , I 3 . .9 , x'f 'at J we Q . sg if 'J .QS.. 68 1 'C f siii-'-'A ive- 5 ff Ronnie Elling takes a rest. Larry Rawlinson scores BHS's only TD. Mike Morgan and Scott Ivers tackle a Cardinal as Rawlinson and Rubio close in. l. QHA al..-.-zI lEmmaia 1 Purples Maul Milby Buffs BHS l9 - Milby O BHS used the strong passing of David Hoffman and an unyielding defense to gain its second win of the seasoi September 28 in Purple Stadium. Hoffman passed for over 200 yards and three touchdowns. Hoffman heaved his first TD pass to Ronnie Elling late in the first quarter from six yards out. The score capped a 31 yard drive. BHS led 6-0. After a Milby field-goal attempt that died on the Purple 2-yard line, J. L. Thomas and Gerald Ray teamed up to mov the ball out to the 20-yard line. On the next play, Hoffman tossed a screen-pass to Ronnie Elling who blazed eigh' yards for his second TD of the night. The PAT failed and BHS led T2-0. Milby launched its only serious scoring threat midway in the last quarter when they moved the ball to the Purp two-inch mark. On fourth down, the Purple defensive line threw Milby for a loss and BHS took over on downs. Seven plays later, Hoffman rifled a 79-yard scoring pass to split-end Joseph Dudley. Scott Iver's extra-point kick was goc and the scoring ended at BHS T9 - Milby 0. r - 9 12-2 'N -Q fi Y.. le 9- Zi' .QL '. s . f ' sw 1 1 ' I ii J i,-i ti f g ji 155 . new f ts. .'ii.a I 'S 'J if .i., 1 t- Qi .,, 3. f 'r tis .it tr t it f si 1 ' ET 1 yi ,...,. ...., .,,,. , 1 kg as I . . fer: Q :f . iz? -20:35 , , ., is X 151 fvggxfsf - If .K , ., . s .,..,,,. Top: Hoffman passes behind the protection of Philip Johnson, Joe B' ' . .L fm ez Trumble, and James Scoggins. ix .3 Bottom: J. L. Thomas heads for the goal line. K fy Top: Joe Lozano is tackled as he intercepts a Milby pass. Bottom: Larry Rawlii son gains tough yardage. 2 5 l 5 5 l 5 i i fl i Q B.H.S. Battles Tough Foes BHS 21 - Port Arthur lil t The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets handed BHS its second defeat of the season on October ll in Port Arthur. A crowd of l,000 watched the 6lst meeting of the two schools on the gridiron. Using a strong running attack, Port Arthur built up a 27-0 lead that stayed intact until the third quarter. lThe only 'urple scoring threat of the first half came when David Hoffman moved the team to the P.A. 7-yard line,l On o disput- ed call, the Yellow Jackets took the ball over on downs. After halftime, the determined Purples scored their first TD on a 3-yard scoring pass from Hoffman to Dudley. The fore capped a 5l -yard drive. lvers kicked his first of three extra-point kicks of the night and BHS trailed 27-7. After the .ick-off, the stingy Purple defense forced the Jackets to punt. Hoffman completed three straight passes to Mike Allen, lind finally a 7-yard TD pass to Ronnie Elling. lvers' kick was good and Port Arthur led 27-l4. Four minutes later, Hoffman passes to Dudley, Elling, and Allen moved the ball to the P.A. T8-yard line. Hoffman hit James Conway in the end-zone with a pass for the score. lvers kicked another extra-point, and BHS trailed The mighty Port Arthur team showed its power as it erupted for two quick TD's to put the game out of reach for BHS. l Above: James Conway, Joe Trumble, and Tom Flocke nab a Yellow Jacket. Coach Shaver talks with a spotter Rex Hinshaw Iunges to make a tackle. BHS 7 - Conroe 4l , The Conroe Tigers handed BHS its second loss of we season October 4 in Conroe. A throng of stu- ents and fans made the iourney to Conroe to sup- iort the Purples. The Purples only score came late in the first quar- Er on a l6-yard pass from David Hoffman to Joseph udley. The TD capped a 75-yard drive in eight ilays. Scott lvers' PAT kick was good and BHS trailed 4-7. Neither team scored in the second quarter. BHS was unable to hold the mighty Tigers in the wird quarter as Conroe erupted for three quick ouchdowns. Conroe scored once more in the last luarter as the game ended. Purps Nip South Pork BHS T3 - South Pork TO The Royol Purples come from behind to detect the South Pork Greenies October T8 ot Purple Stodium. The victoi wos especiolly sweet becouse it wos the tirst district gome ond T968 Homecoming. South Pork wos the tirst to score in the tirst quorter on o 36-yord poss ploy. The PAT wos good ond South Pork le 7-O. The second quarter wos filled with fumbles ond poss interceptions by both teoms ond neither side could mount drive, Fresh from o holttime rest, the Purples lived up to their reputotion ot scoring in the third qucirter ond tallied the tir time in possession ot the boll. Lorry Rowlinson swept left end for three yords ond the score. The TD copped o 69-you drive in T3 ploys. Ivers' boot tor the extro-point wos good ond the gome wos tied 7-7. The Greenies come bock lote in the third quorter to score o 23-yord field gool ond tcike the leod, TO-7. The hori fighting Purples were not to be denied o homecoming victory, os Hottmon completed posses to Joseph Dudley, Ronn Elling, ond Mike Allen to move the boll to the Greenie 3-yord line. On the next ploy, Hottmon tired o 3-yord poss Jomes Conwoy to ossure victory tor the Purples. A Greenie in trouble, Rowlinson takes ott on o 3-yord TD run, Bottom: Joe Lozuno turns uptield behind o cruciol block by Philip Johnson. imiw we Q r 1 , - ,, V' , fC' '- k .,. -.Y AQ x xy A 5 , , Q 'K -'!Q'5:WLf:7 I1 - 1, ' X I ' 59 0 . ' T 57? ,Q -,Q V ni if - 52 V551 5 .f .1 ktxfwggf... In 5 K ,. .3 1 1 as W , A . E' ,, ,, .Vol 'fr..x eif', 1 1 4 v L, 'M fx' lk .ff N x 5 ws , - 1 f x Q I is 'I . f Hebert Blasts B.H.S. BHS 27 - Hebert 45 The Hebert Panthers ripped the Royal Purples, November 2 at Greenie Stadium. BHS took the opening kick-off and went 73 yards in T5 plays. Philip Johnson carried the last T5 yards for the TD Scott Ivers kicked the extra-point. Hebert scored late in the first quarter to knot the score at 7-7. The Royal Purple managed only one TD in the second quarter as the Panthers came up with three. Hebert held a 27-l 3 halftime advan tage. g The Purples took the second half kick-off 65 yards in 8 plays with Larry Rawlinson carrying the last T6 for the TD. Th PAT was not good and BHS trailed 27-19. The Purples' only other score came with 2 minutes left in the game, whe Larry Rawlinson carried on a 2-yard plunge. A Hoffman to Morgan pass was good for the conversion, and Hebert lea 39-27. Hebert scored once more on a pass interception with 2 seconds left in the game. 1 Top: Philip Johnson eludes a tackler on his TD run. Right: Rawlinson on a T6- yard TD iaunt. Top: Scott lvers adds another point. Right: Mike Morgan and Tom Broussard grab a Panther for a loss. 72 --1 C-P Sloshes Past Beaumont i BHS 3 - C-P 24 l The Charlton-Pollard Bulldogs proved to be the best mudders November 8 when they defeated the Royal Purples l4-3 in the quagmire of Purple Stadium. A cold north wind and a d., rain hampered both teams. Neither team could hold onto the ball long enough to score in the first quarter. BHS took a 3-O lead early in the sec- ind quarter on a 28-yard field goal by Rob Mayfield. Moments later, C-P marched 75 yards for a TD. The extra-point ittempt was foiled by an alert Purple defense. C-P held a slim 6-3 halftime advantage. . The teams returned after halftime to see that the field had turned into a sea of mud. Nevertheless, C-P took the open- lug kick-off and slashed 63 yards for a tally. The fighting Purples desperately tried to score in the fourth quarter, but the Bulldogs showed why they were the top in the district. C-P held the Purples and went on to score twice more before the final gun sounded. Final score: 3 - C-P 24. Left. John Hargroves snags a Bulldog. Above: The remainder of the Purple root- ng section. Left: Bob Ramsey holds a Bulldog as i Tom Flocke flies through the air. Above: Team physician, Dr, Richard Shorkey, looks on from the sideline. 'xggg gg- ' 7, , Buffaloes Jinx Purples The French High Buffaloes defeat BHS 0 - French T5 ed ancient rival Beaumont High, November T6 at Purple Stadium on a wet, fogg night. The first half was dominated by both defenses. The Purple defense held French to six yards rushing for the entire fir' half A BHS drive that started on the Purple T3 yard line went 63 yards before being stopped. The scoreless first ha was filled with miscues by both teams French took the opening kick off h 'f of the second half and went 76 yards for a score. Tom Flocke blocked t e ex rc h t F h scored another TD and a field-goal as they went on to wi point kick and French led 6 O ln the fourt quar er, renc the last game of the season T5 O wfiifwfmepiirr if ,gm , 'tt' it 11,132 ' eiitrfffiq sir ll ff awww we 5 fm? f H4915 , RA gg wi, if wwlkiimym Q We if 5 ,. .M..i2.es,i reef if M6 Q We iff' W we 'PFW is 2 shi., Q i 413494 l ,eff milf. we i STH, c vi Wig., N i. mia 5' 4 My if View 'WP-K if may yfygm it .Ries V aft EW Ptfefrrffprg iw W at taiwan Y M' fziw mm .5- fib,f2'ff'll2 Z. fri? Q 'F WWW 'f at Pr Mm r f B F r ff 11,514-f 4 gfgfiwireff' 1 efpjf was mf we ,kwa- Vwwf 'F se whim. A ew ik iw! 3 qs? 91 an Left: David Hoffman calls a play in the muddy huddle. Above: Gerc Ray cuts to avoid a Buffalo. -'2 7 'yt 3 ?' V' f 4' M ,wie f as -Y A: Jr ga + l -P15 if 9' aff? I W if 42553 Tiiffim 1? ,TL Meri, 74 -1- ,w.,.1sf, - 3 mn: 4 A W fi . ,..i Top: Mr. Kyle offers Coach Callahan some friendly Curtis advice. 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W F f dv 4 fix 13' O my t ZM.: sie V Ka ' F i I 'if W f ' f L fi f 5 if t if ' me . .L K wr ' N' W ii Zfffgfilfil 7 1 2 f' f fm , 6 rs 1 Q ff? L T15 , l Y Eff 5 F 1 v ik A ,I Q .i H xv vi, ri .L ,, A ' A ' TW iq ff P- E Q Zu 44 if . Q , I ,R T 1 if f 4 it Hi ,PF QQ. M 59 if T 1 ff v AZ ii... ,it I 4 4 my F 5, 5, G, W2 fig, ?, sg , JM i 'T i n ig., J.V. Shows Determination The 1968-69 version ot Junior Varsity Football was dominated by boys who showed their determination and willing- iess to win. Although not the largest, fastest, or strangest, they always displayed their torm at good, rough football. All Beaumont High should be proud at these fine young athletes. 'i bove: A Purple rides the back ot a P.A. Yellowiacket, ight: Members of the J.V. team rest during halftime as ey listen to the advice ot Coach Bennett, Below: Tino rtez sweeps right end behind fine blocking against rench. S , .-,.-4-'Pai 5 1 it Z ,,,.. . ,. Little Purples Show Promise The T968 Ninth grade football team was led to a successful season by Coach Thompson and Coach Drake, a net addition to the Little Purple coaching staff. The freshman football team is an important step toward eventual varsit competition for all BHS athletes. Backed by the always-spirited Freshman Class, the team was a credit to Beaumor High School all season long. is T ' 6 et J .2 E 9 w X 445 Above: Coach Thompson introduces the Little Purple Football Team at the first Freshman pep rally. 1 ? 3 5 Above: A Little Purple cuts upfield as he returns a punt 28 yards against the Hebert ninth grade team. l l 968-69 Purple Cagers p Row, Left to Right: Larry Blonk, Jay Temple, David Smith, Mike Allen, Kelly Steele, Conch John Callahan. Bottom Row: John Hordt, Joe Metoyer e elander, George Frissell. HS n . HS .. 59 68-69 VARSITY SCHEDULE , 43 4 TexostCity ,i 8 8 48 Orange . ,. Q .ee' 65 it 49 Boll High . . 52 Port Arthur. . 4. 4. 46 Orange .... 4, ...L . 4 . Y.M.B.L. Tournament f Q 31 Port-Neches . 8,5 . 5l Bridge City 4 6 45 Orange g9,f,.1'l 57 Miiby .O . 52 Port L 62 4 ivsciof 5 .i,ii ,. . 44, , .8 Houston Mem QI SprfihQ,iBrdh6hif Tbarnomewrs 1 4 45, .liie. 426, I 5 eei, ,tT:wR6osevelf eie, g 471 4 9P6ri-Ng4ieg4 Q . 5, 5,6 j vsdog ,le ,,,4. , 4 Port Arfl1urtToUmqmen!i . 1 Orange ..., it .... 42 Port-Neches .... '- 48, 4 Nederland 51 soil High . BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS Bi-isf an BHS BHS BHS ff ipisrrzifir 21-AAAA 9 6l1 4 french ..,..,.... 60 52 4 Hebert ,.... . , . 54 35 South Park . . . . . 46 34 ' CP 8 67 53- Forest Park . . Q .... 57 5.36. French ..... 59 38 'Hebert .... . . . 46 53 South Pork . . . . . 58 C-P ........ ...78 58 f Forest, Park ....... 65 .. Managers are ' K Rawlinson Gary Neal, Scott Steele, and To BHS Cops Y.M.B.L. Consolation Above: Members ot the team accept their consolation trophy atter detecting Houston Milby in me consolation championship game, 57-54, at Lan' Tech. 5 , ., :J , 9 ., 5 ' I 9' ,k wa 1 fe fa ffff I V .V ill ' will 'fi ' K' it f fi ' r w 31 wtf- ,Q W .lv 4 pefvg .iz -' , 5,2 fin., 7 A G, ,Awe M, ,,, ' L if M . ., , 5, , Q mggrtgg 5, 4 .f 0' K f h1if:,, isf.. s l I m Leff: for BHS. Above: Jay f' - fi -- 1 f M f ff-itil S1 gil :Qs :, f, ,, ,W ,f- i 'f'-,,,' : . . David Smith drive fff f ,,,k gf eigf. 14 'z, W 'fw'5ffez- ' jf , f N. fs H .W ,.ff 1' u, fl if 'l:i,'lE4i1'f'ff7?fl'fvE-'f 'W'Tfifwligflb5iif'lii:.: Jug. -v gEf',n'wQf 51,31 Ji 2 Q5 W- ffy 'iffm1jf'igg?m,gfsJf,v,sig.4 5gggi,,,,z:,,,,, . Q ,f 2? -, ,i l ii, is , ff , k .31.L:2:,, , K ,W W,,,,,- .W ., , I ,.,,,, W ,ies-was V , - ex, . , - W , , , . gt, ll V .,,, . i ,, V ,iif ' ' K x ,, , ,,,., f f ' ' ' l f ' . . s pasta PN-G Indian to score two po Temple aims for a field goal. l l Purples Open District Play With Win BHS 6i - French 60 l Jay Temple sank a 25-foot lump-shot with 4 seconds re- haining in the game as the Royal Purples defeated French in ne first district game of the season, January l4, in Buffalo l5ym. Kelly Steele led the way for Beaumont with 26 points. PHS led all the way due to the fine defensive play of Temple, oe Metoyer, David Smith, and Mike Allen. BHS 53 - French 59 l French avenged an earlier loss to BHS by defeating the urples 59-53, January 31, in Purple Gym. The Purples man- ged to tie French at the end of the third quarter, but French ulled ahead to win. Kelly Steele had l9 points for BHS. f . . Sz' ' L A 'EQ ' .,,..,.. ,, .i 'Ta,f' V .. ' 2.5 1. ..'f if ., is c J. v A v - - 1- - -- . mi 9 A 2 1 u ' - ove, Left: Mike Allen puts pressure on a Buffalo. Above, Right: A Buffalo and John Hordt battle for a rebou nd. Below: Jubilant students lift Kelly Steele their shoulders after the 61-60 win over French. Steele scored 26 paints in the contest. Above: Kelly Steele collects two points against C-P. District Victories BHS 34 - Charlton-Pollard 67 The C-P Bulldogs defeated the Purples 67-34 January 24 in Purple Gym. The tight Bulldog defense allowed only l 8 points in the first half. Steele had .l 3 points followed by Smith with 7. BHS 41 - Charlton-Pollard 78 The Bulldogs' scoring machine went wild as C-P defeated BHS 78-4l, February l l, at Bull- dog Gym. Beaumont trailed all the way and never was able to close the gap. Steele had 20 points and Smith had TO. BHS 35 - South Park 46 South Park found the Purples having a cold night and took the advantage to score a 46-35 win, January 29 in Greenie Gym. Kelly Steele was the only Purple to manage over 5 points, as he hit T9. Above: Anna Margaret Lombardo urges the team on, Right: David Smith tips a rebound in for two points. Y Q4 -:fill Y, T A 'I Sm 1 Q f-.lu 1. In 9 Q . R, , wp? Q I af Qki., ,A M, . , 2 x r' IE' r ' I 1. If . L Q N! fi 5 , , .w e ifvx. ,L --QTL 4 Vky, W if X' lk.. I fi BHS Falls To F.P. Trojans Above: Coach Callahan gives instructions to the team before starting the overtime period. Below: Jay Bird Temple goes high into the air to shoot over a F.P. defender. .iiilivi 51 ,5555 2:7 1' S-S51-li'i'l V ' f - -5- 359 BHS 53 - Forest Park 57 The Forest Park Trojans edged the Purple 57-53, January 28, after forcing the game intl an overtime period. At halftime, the game wa tied 27-27. At the end of the third quarter, thi Purples held a 3-point lead, but the Trojan came back and tied the game at the end of reg ulation time. In overtime, F.P. scored 4 point and stalled for the remainder of the game Steele finished the game with 22 points, Smitl had l2, and Jay Temple had 9. BHS 58 - Forest Park 65 The Trojans used a balanced scoring attocl and a smooth fast break to defeat the Purple February l5, at Purple Gym. BHS trailed fron the start of the game, and never was able tc forge ahead. Steele had 25 points, follower closely by .lay Temple with l4, and Joe Metoye hit ll. Below: Kelly Steele sinks two more. Steele was chosen to t 21-AAAA All-District team and averaged 20.2 points per d trict game. l l ' Am 1, 33132552223 Si? ' Junior Varsity Basketball .gi x .. ' N Blvd: B22 52.3 if F? V 1 Row, Leff to Right: Mike Johnson Beau Williams, Doug Leitch, Tim Jones, Scorl lvers, and Mike. Top Row: Coach Jim Rand, Bobby Pauler, Eddie Du- John Wynn, Ray Beck, Corbett Ray, James Moran, Bobby'CorTez, Manager Gary Neal. 'GH 'dl over Beau Williams looks for a teammate to pass to. Right: aug Leitch hands off to Tim Jones in the J.V. Shuffle. ' Freshman Basketball Team 5 2 I ,X E i e 1 i k n T, W. l The Little Purple Basketball Team composed of Freshman students. T ar 1ff'ff 2'2E? iw- M, .1 ,m . , I, , if W-sl A ,mm nw BHS Hosts Purple Relays .,..s. 32156 Ceorvest Foster accepts his third-place medal from Julie Brennan, track .JW e tk Q- ,ss- Right: James McLaughlin carries the baton to the finish in the 440-yard - 3 ,V , .f -1' I , ..c. 3.1: ,.,.. I ,M ,H , . .. . ,L ,.,,, -,.... - -....Y 1 .-.-,,....-v-W- f' c N'7 V W. A 4? T WE, ---- Y, .Y ' ,MN m ggi ...sy- - Q- K 1'4 ' ' . ,-.' -, ' 4-df an 1 A ,. , 3 .07 K Q N, V ' , 'f- no ' ' ,, iw' - , V, x ' , f Pyt iwnfi -, . t.A,. W 'NJ' , ,ss A sig 34, , M 1 , if Q, 4 , V. S W ci ' N i f'iTffy2Ql.,o ' ' fbigff- Y Vfigl , ., ft J QA' Q -2-51151 ,, 525 ' J- igfg K Joseph Dudley turns the corner and prepares to come down the home stretch in the anchor lap of the mile relay. Purple Tracksfers Compete Above: David Norton passes a Lincoln runner in lhe mile. Right: Going into the last lap, Richard Thompson holds down second place X in the mile, , James McLaughlin hands the baton to Mike Morgan in the mile relay. 1-na E . , :., ' 3: H rn sh, 41- f ff' ' 'f' f , - I X X X' ,. K V . T144 f L - s,, I -2, ' -J, i YM lixssi ., Above: Jimmy Fuquoy clears the finol hurdle in the 330- ycrd intermediates, Below: James McLoughlin wins the 440 by Q stride. . ,, .K H A -if i ,, K 1 Q N: if 3,1 ' an .ya K ,,,W.f i f I Tyrone Reynolds Leods Trock Teom 2 i VV I, - W? tk, f +,,r . 'D' . SZ 'Wi Q ' 1, i 5 A A A . ' i H ,W f w ,,JzmV v V , .L , ' ee-A EZ ,-T-,, Ae' f T do ,,,, 'i i , W - in ' , , ff ,E g V ., ,T ' V' 3 125 ww e'ee . '. 'rr-W-if-efi71i ii,r , ' f if 1 . ,e,, - 5' I Qi H fl? '-' li' 1 x x x A e,' T Sl L '2 1. y T fl' e'--b V- f f ' ,if i ' , ..2!'lQ1kaA , L ' Q7'7l57i , if K k,,, ' E -er' ' K , A -,1. r ' . ,VL N K my ef K VVVV ii 'i V' i l,i ' A 15 i xx x x vx xx eee T T T e , eeee I -ig' riigg ,. Z Tir . .... .,,, , ,, . , eeee ' 1 'If1, f',-- ,Q K iw ,Jw , Left: George Frissell moves up on o S.P. runner in the l 20 high hurdles. Above: Fred Modenwold gives the bolor to Joe Dudley. Tyrone Reynolds nips o Hebert frocksler ot The finish line of The 220. Tyrone won 2nd ploce in the l O0 yord dash, ond tied the U,S. record for the dosh. ' Purples Finish Second In District SE Lsaaknmx- his- 442+-v if .. -Av , , 1, f..w.,.--.M r f f f -f .s T M -I . .- .. ,fyf sn J Jay Temple looks down on a South Pork runner who bit the dust while trying to score. ow, Left to Right: Jett Arnoult, David Hoffman, Ronnie Elling, Kyle Shook, Jay Temple, Mike Allen, Middle Row: Larry Blank, Ronnie Mudd, Steve ,Mark Hurst, John Hester, Rob Mayfield, Bottom Row: David Cook, Rusty Adkins, John Goetz, Bret Vickers, Donald Mudd, Gerald Langham. The i969 Purple Baseboll team finished second in district, being edged out ot the championship in the last game. The team became the front runners to win the district crown otter sweeping to the Cooches Tournament champion- ship, The Purples ended the season in defeat, being edged by Forest Park, the eventucil bi-district cham- pions. The district record wcis 7 wins, 3 defeats. Purples Win Coaches Tournament Jay Temple forces a S.P. runner outat the plate and prepares to fire the ball to third base. For the first time in the history of BHS, the Royal Purpli baseball team won the Coaches Tournament. BHS glided tc an easy first-round victory, but had some trouble in defeating Forest Park l-O in the second game. Jay Temple was creditei with the win. In the final game, Kyle Shook gave a superl pitching effort and BHS won. H 5 4 5 5 Coach H. A. Butler accepts the first place trophy as the S.P. coach receives tl' second place trophy. Mike Allen reaches to snag a high throw and put out another S.P. player, i xi xx Q! ' A , .5 QQ -1. fl ,I Ace. Purples Goin Seven A Foresl Pork runner dives buck into first bose under the glovef Mike Allen. In the sequence of pictures obove ond below Kyle Shook exhubuts the botfmg form that enabled him to hit two home runs ogoinst French, l 1 l . if, pl2MQ5.LgS,i Q f'7-P nh! A-85' H' , M.. ln- -,fr-4 k. . uvfgfn y A i E ' I f-1 -W ifl 'J .-- W IF' f 0 ll NI? to A . ' v 4-f'-' ' M xr x ef fi ' - - f, ww- ' K - 1 VJ, ...W V.. :- '.y. M,g.g1w-1 V. Q 1-f5n.g,-fg',a- A .iw-f - . - , 1 - A-I4 Awww ,,,o- wgfpa-9 , r' , ,, 33: 1' J' v ,egg 93' Golf Team Competes In Maioi ' 9 i 6 , X? ii Members ot the golf team are: Left to Right: Gerald Richardson, Harvin Gwen, Glenn Walker, Sam Fisher, David Bailey, Claude Thorp, Jeff Arnoi Johnny Lawrence, and Cecil Glass. The T969 BHS Golf Team led by Jett Arnoult, competed in major high-school tournaments and sponsored the BHS Invitational Tourna- ment. Pre-district tournaments included Galves- ton, South Park, Orange, Sam Rayburn, and Houston. The highlight of pre-district play was when the team won the Jasper Invitational Tour- , nament. The golf team was edged out ot the dis- trict championship by the eventual state runners-up. ! 5 1 Jett Arnoult ,N190tM ournamenfs Gerald Richardson John White r s ,Vi 13 '1Il'Z'J?2f.5' .ffm v1,'.,y. ,156 'S api fn - ,',-l- s,.,Q-,win 51 2 . . ' V: Q, 7. 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A, YJ fl r rv' Members of the girls' tennis team are: Left to Right: Dionthio Hamilton, Margaret Tyrrell, Donna Norton, Beverly Bendy, Elizobeth Charlton, and N Viola Woodall, tennis coach. igriirx 'r-.-'V ijh -an L v'...i 1 i i i , J t i I r f f . , , i ' i ,- If ,f . f fr.f,f.l : K X, J A f f f 1 Members of the boys' tennis team are: Left to Right: Ricky Bayer, Sonny Dixon, Mike Mclntosh, Clayton Amaclcer, and James Conway. Sweethearts Chosen By Athletes gc ' 'sg 4-' Paige Pemberton Gena Beth Thames Football and Tennis Basketball FDL 71? Qs,,.Mfv Barbara Martin Claire Cuthrell Beverly Fecel Track Golf Baseball 98 'f'I5 l N . ' Tk Classes f? am ,An I f4 J .....-4-5 . ld, ,.,...-v 1 l u l I 2 I B l Q Q l l l E Q ! i l ! a ! i e I The Senior Class officers, Eddy Ivey, President, James Myers, Vice-President, Ricki Anding, Secretary, and John Hai grove, Treasurer, along with Mr. Harvill, class sponsor, led the Senior Class through the 1968-69 school year. l 5 .l I 1 i i i l l l l Seniors Prosper Under Confident Leoolership JoEllen Areno Allison Bornes John Bollord Debbxe Blshop Y 0-I . X l Jeffrey Arnoult Virginio Bornes Greg Berord Becky Blackburn H Borboro Allen John Allen Mike Allen Dennis Alter Cloyfon Amocker Rickl Andlng 4.9 The Senior Closs sponsor, Mr. Horvill, explains some of The prlvileges ond lrnmunifies grunted To sen- iors. The meeting was rofher short. IOI Class Of I969 Follows Philip Blair Diana Blum Randy Bond Mike Boren Edward Bos Kerry Brannon Juli Brannon Mike Briscoe Denise Brooks Faith Brown Steve Wiggins practices for his part in the twirp skit. Sally Bradley Shannon Buckley Albert Burleson, Jr Katie Butler Rodney Cain l'raditional Pastimes And Customs Jeanine Hargraves and Becky Ellis pick up their Pine Burrs. Cara Carpenter Barbara Carter Don Carter Kirby Casey Bert Castro James Chavis Donna Cherry Carol Ann Citrano Catherine Cobb Kay Colville James Conway Cynthia Cox Pamela Crow Glinda Crysel Claire Cuthrell Seniors Release ,ami Mike Czarnecki Pam Dibrell Florence Donovan Don Drinkard Richard Dunman swf ' , 11 ,1- Lee Ellis Pam Sawyer anticipates the big blowout Friday night. Q Debbie Ener Nancy Evans Margaref Everls Beverly Fece Belly' Eldridge Allison Elkins Ronnie Elling Becky Ellis Tommy Fenner l ll lnhibitions Q , 1,5 f Flores Goodwin Goodyear Grantham Gregory D l if tml Julius Floyd Cearvest Foster Mike Fuller Theresa Fuller Janet Goetz 'F f i V 7 X A Members of the Football Team demonstrate their new secret play. Would you believe the lwuddle?i' I .ji fx ak 7 'l 1 fi 'V 1 45' f X 5 ' f :1'f.'Wf1f.-1. Hal Grimes Carrie Guillory Glenda Gunter Mike Gurski Rodney Haglund H4 if w 1, a :QV 1 8- , ,lf vw' ' M , , ,uf , 1' 235. 1,1 H: Q - I ,- 44 ,f f Q ,,.. pam S Q YV M All Events Senior Queens do their own thing in the streets of Beaumont in the shirt-tail parade Hughes Hurt Kelly Hoffman Eddy Ivey Kim James Carolyn Jennings Kathy Kaluza Debbie Kattawar l-lollinghead Janet King Jimmy Landrum Carol Lane Mike Lane John Lawrence Seniors Are James Lee Karen Lee Ivy Levin Wanda Lewis Anna-Ma rgaref Lombardo James Lumpkin I08 Willie Niezek really gets on The stick at pep rallies. Marty Mackin John Magliolo Barbara Martin Sally McAdoo Fred Madenwald Corinne Marabella Faith Martinez Wiley McAfee A James McClendon Patricia McClurlcin Mary Beth McGown Mike Mclntosh Richard Megas Carole Miller Greg Miller Karen Monts James Myers Wolford Niezek Barbra Night David Norion Mike Nunez Tina Orozca Edward Osborne Charles Parsons Fred Pafferson Julian Payne Upperclassmen Pair Cf Q Paige Pemberton Billy Phelps Stella Porterfield Sidney Ann Pryor Larry Rowlinson Gerald Ray JON Retlud Danny Reyes fmt 'wwe Clayton Amacker and Denis Altar seem to enioy Senior English. The teacher must be absent. Sara Quinonez David Reyes Robert Rodriguez Linda Rubio Michael Sandel Il0 Sandra Raines Martha Rivera Juanita Rosa John Rus Debby sell For A Good Laugh F5 ddie Holmes and Harald Watson discuss the NJROTC program. On second thought, they might be xchanging iokes. 76 ..... Carol Shorkey Debra Simank Elizabeth Simmons Sandy Simmons David Smith Pam Sawyer Stephen Spencer Patsy Sprouse Linda Studdert Sharon Suits Kenneth Swearingen Bill Schwarzlose David Seymour Kyle Smith Laney Sweatt Jay Temple Hildegarde Trum Alan Vickers Scott Walker Marla Warren Seniors Are Good For ! lg UF' i' -i l Xlllil Gena Beth Thames Mona Thomas Richard Thompson Camille Threadgill T T 'T ,--sm., .-A 1 'E er-rg , 1 11 -. A , ': ffs- .VY 5 2 David Cook seems happy, He must have lost the resl of his books. Nancy Tinsley Diane Valdez l Linda Waggoner Sharleen Wall , Bena Watson 1 aught In Class Or Out Horald Watson Leslie Webb Dede Weisbach Don Welborn Fenner Weller Fred Madenwald seems to see something taking place in his Analysis book that no one else has ever seen. Dexter Whatley Hilary Wheat Mary Katherine Steve Wiggins White sary? up V,.:Z,!X . 5 xi 1 -,,- Y, i ,fi W , ' AIA ,Z 4, i f-ali Q ' X .. v Sherrill Williamson Marilyn Winter Bobby Woods Michael Wright Mike Yancey Q z E i 5 E i E i Q 5 i Q 1 I 1 ! X i i E E I i 5 i , E a I i i i The Junior Closs officers, Jimmy Rush, President, Linda Smith, Vice President, Christey Hutto, Secretory, Joan Dover, Treo surer. Q I I II4 , ri? c,. Juniors Bring Honors To B.H.S. at l lx! c f i X J ie ci L ,Q 3 . si- 4' V .ff - ,. V xxk ' , ,Q ,S . 4- -9 .es J FK' 'X vt .gas N 0 R .- : :hz . f if , ' ., f S . -- i gs-?...,: - , :UQ1 ,Oz 1 mt, - JE N.. -- . f - A ' I 3 Rusty Adkins Barbara Aiken John Allerdyce Jon Allen Sandy Arnold Barbara Anderson Patricia Austin Madeline Barnes Denise Bernard Joseph Berotte Scott Blain Jim Bobbitt if -if 5' A Q 'kr' w , 'Q 4 Junior basketball player, Kelly Steele, accepts a trophy for the All Tournament Team. 9 A I V? '9 John Boles Freddie Bouillion Debbie Brahm Beverly Brite Torn Broussard Kathy Brown II5 Juniors Help Ti Hey Gang! This is Clarence Jackson, says Darlene Ray. 1 i i .Ay v l Z Mark Cassey Pam Chris Mike Clanahan Clitton Cockerham Martin Combs Nancy Cox Alene Bruner Darlene Bubeck Ted Calloway Glenda Cagle Floyd Cantu Daryl Carl Katherine Carr Cindy Carter Donald Carver Gailen Clark Silvia Clem Clara Clubb Glee Crodker Kirk Dearman Crit DeMent gnife School Spirit Joon Dover Eddie Dubose Donald Dull Borboro Durio Sonny Dixon Mike Edd Break English Som Fisher Donna Forkner Jonef Dover Valerie Endsley Pom Erben Torn Flocke Horriel Friedman R A Junior football ployer ScoH Ivers inspires the Purples of the Orange pep rolly Juniors Are A George Frissell Debbie Fuller Jimmy Fuquoy Nancy Gallier Regina Giglio Gm' Niki Gish Jerrell Gedaly Tommy George Cecil Glass John Goetz ll Took them two years to realize what a Pine Burr really was Cynthia Gonzales Sandra Guarnere Beulah Goodman Pal Gurski Charles Graham Martha Hardy Determined Group i Q 3 14 a X . 1 tk AL Q? i 4 f .. 4 6 r . fl .e .- - x 1 i- ' L Ms-, - 2 .5412 , - '47 -K 4 i 'mm :A 145' i I I , xy' .4 J tl 1 2 'iillllllllll lf L 11 f5,Qfy.,I , . 153 ,I my . ::.. -' , ' :gl rm. , 115' 'E .1415 rllf : .... +- f!! M4 f-ir'-'v X .5 Xi., Y Y Mi :li ' J Carolyn Hubner Sandra Humphrey Virginia Husbands Chrisry Hut-lo Herman lles Scotllvers l Gm sure glad that they didnt print my whole name, says H, W. Perry. Jimmy Hargrove John Hard? Karen Hawa Cree Henry John Hera James Herrington Rex Hinshaw Pat Hobbs Milce Hogan George Holliday Cecile Hollyfield Jeannie Hood II9 . Mm, i Do you see what I see? asks Ted Callaway, Vicki Kelley Ana Beth Kendrick Arlene Kessler Ann Klassen Susan Klein Bill Knoble Jock Kochkin Mark Kramp Gordon Lafleur Ralph Landry Juniors Are Always Jo Ann Johnson Tim Jones Belly Junod Joe Kelley Marcel Kelley Scott Kelley I20 l n The lr' Shirley Londry Dionno Lovely Ccirol Lee Robert Lee Rito Monuel Look Out i.. Pssst! Hey Broocks, put owoy the dirty cartoons, Miss Wood is looking! Y!! QQ. sh! 4- x Ltifegg g -fi .ll Doug Leitch Virginio Lopez Lee Lybrond Wondo Mcihoffey Kothryn Ann Molley Tobey Morks Johnny Mortinez Andreo Morty Rob Mayfield Rachel McAllister Soy, here comes that snoo- py Pine Burr photographer, let's pretend we don't see him. Underclassmen Expres ig 'x I Q 5 i 5 3 Y . a 5.4 Carla McLeod Jan Mitchell Debbie Moore Mflry Munro Cathy Neal Kenny Numer Druanne McLemore William Mitchell Mike Morgan Cindy Murphy Chris Neal Alexine O'FieI Dian Miller Robert Mock Ronnie Mudd Deborah Mussa Debby Nelson Brooks Different Attitudes KX ,,-5 TV' 'iff' f ,- 'fi' gn J . i :- li limi... P ., .- 4 'ug Catherine Pearson Michael Peckham Gerald Peoples Anna Perrodin H. W. Perry Warren Petkovsek Sheila Phelan Priscilla Phillips Pat Plummer Eileen Quick Corbett Ray Darlene Ray A. 'S i... ,X ii ,i .225 . .24-ff' 334' if . .q '.'L'. -51' ff. ffy: 1 -sf. ., , Bob Ramsey Deborah Reed Pilar Reyes Patti Richards Robbie Richman Shirley Ricks Come on, Ted, please take my picture, please. i ,V V. iii .ys,c c E1 r is n i ',.f P it we , i-. ' 55,-in- T :kg , -, di r Tyr? -' , :aff ' P i '- ' .1 K r L -44-3 f Ridley Ross Bonnie Rott Shelley Rupp Mark Russell Kay Russell Jimmy Rush Randy Sanders Lisa Schreiber Gail Schwartz James Scoggan Mary Sculley Mel Shelander Junior: V f +1 -1 ,-3, .1 I Z 19' .,.. . ,. 1 ' is John Shepherd Marsha Simank Johnny Simmons Joey Singleton Linda Smith Stephen Smith l24 No! You pull the curtains and I will work the lights, says John Dunn. Mir' l Turn It On ' . ,f l se me Stephen Smith Mike Snowden Kelly Steele Donna Straley Janis Suddarth erome Terry Brian Tew Patty Thibodea ux Suzanne Swope George Tait Cynthia Tamayo Kent Taylor James Teal Debbie Mussa shows real soul in the cafeteria, even without the music. Randy Thomas Claude Thorp Jo Ann Thrash Billy Urquhart Eddie Vallee Susan Walker Debbie Wallace Jary Warwick Jill Watson Sherry Wesfmorelanc Ray Wheeler John White l26 i Many Activities -u- D as ga W ,ff ,gf ff! , i. Y Q 'I ,W we ll Wilkinson Williams Williams Williams Williford Dickie does his Yhing. 'Pi Shirley Winfrey Brad Williams Cathy Woodward Melanie Wray Rusty Yates I27 The Sophomore closs officers for 1968-69, Joe Forkner, President, Julloine Jones, Vice-President, Jodie Collins, Sec tory, Bonnie Berord, Treasurer, ond Mr. Thompson, Sponsor, led their dossmotes through the triols ond tribulations the school yeor. 1 G-s 00 w i .. J 1 ' 1 Charles Adams Paul Ashy Dolly Barrow Debbie Bean Helaine Bender Sophomores Prove To Be Energetic S 'tw - X 143 flfff . .gr ' 4, ,Q N, 9 91, - Q i , r .s, Hi g Vx, X V. .i .lamie Allen Barbara Autry Helen Bill Regina Beaver Bonnie Berard Wi? 'Z' Q'-4' Mike Allen Keith Alter Jerry Alfom Paltye Arrington Dgvid Bailey Rebecca Bgble Kim Barclay Rose Ann Barranco David Broussard exernplifies energy of Sophomores. 'fit ww 'CT Sophomores Shovi Tmcy Birdsong David Bivins Lenette Blackman J. W. Blankenship Larry Blank Miriam Blum ' Jim Bobbi, Kathy Brookner David Broussard Jacklyn Broussard Vicky Brown Barbara Boulware Debbie Brink Glenda Boran Vivian Burrus CarolYn Coldwell Beth Cammack Charles Campbell Johnson does her thing. Active Participation i LJ! Jo Ann Campisi Bill Carswell Bill Cates Frank Cherry Jodie Collins Jan Carden Katy Cassady Gary Celli Peggy Cherry Mary Coleman ga. 5 Sophomores finally pick a winner. sv 6? Ann Clem Julia Cloninger Brand Combesf Gay Crocker Ernie Cochran Wayne Countryman 'Q' ,.l Mario Cokinos Cindy Cunningham X? RWD N-.1 Debbie Dalimer Diane Davis Sieve Dougharty Debbie DuBose Susan Evans Cafhye Eldridge Judy Foreman Tim Floclce Joe Forkner Reba Foxworlh Mike Davis John Dunn Kathy Evans Paula Flores Susann Fraslwer Sophomores Posses 1 Wade Davis Carole Dickson Cindy Dorgan Tom Goelz, can'T you blame someone besides 'linnocenlu Sue. l Cerlain Uniqueness Ar 1 ' 1 K as W Debbie Dahmer displays an odd sense of humor. in G' 5' , L :if 'S Q ? A.- f s X x is - ' f V Y gr ig? 'fix , Q' l I 7 lf Christine Franke Barney Garza Dawn Gore X Q , 'v P? Bobby Fuq uay Judy Freeman Kim Gaar Mary Ann Gallier Virginia Galloway Jon Gales Bill Glass Debbie Goetsell Tom Goetz Josephine Gonzales Cofhye Gray Pam Gray Pat Gray John Gribbin Lois Grogan Sophomore Clos This is on aspiring young actress? Layne Hendrick Stephen Holliday Elizabeth Hill Curtis Hommuth Barbara Ham Patricia Hatlon Susan Heath Sherilyn Hitt Louie Hopkins .lano Harris Mary Hawthorne Cynthia Hearn Vaughn Hogan Stella Humphrey Helen Hartman Bill Hoynie Louis Hearttield Cathy Holland Ben Hussey Produces Leaders John Jackson Jim Key Darlene Landrum Larry Lee David Locke :K 1 ig? Ann Johnson Douglas King Donna Lane Ricky Leger Susan Maddox . if r 1 .. xl I ' Q5 l at 1 1 I If 1 sf Julaine Jones Leonard Jones Ricky Kelly Q 4 ...Q- o 4 .I li E,Mf . V. A li Donna Jones George Koch Larry Langham John Lewis Susan Maier Joes best imifafiong a dying tree, Y i A , , QQ :it 1 si x' D 1 ri we-f Sophomores Are The , QQ . w - 5: 's ' , ' , 'ix- X 5 - '1 ' L, Q, I ' L,,,..ii. 3 Ann Ma nes Mike Matthews Joyce Matthews Denise Maywald Norman McClelland Hal McCiurkin ' Jane McDaniel Anna McDermand Minnie McWilliams Coleman in her rarest mood. 1 Joe Menius Alan Mogill Rebecca Montgomery Charla Morrell Carol Oliver David Ott Suzy Parker James Parks Darlene Parsons Deborah Parsons s if 1 , i M sa P are sis-s i f A m iiii P R X ' vii. ' 3 l'alk Of The Senior Class iii.. K sa -A f H i , gf? . V X QW il V li l l l ' X l Sylvia Robinson RGf1dY Rochelle Karen Reeves Milflf Rouse Lindo Sgenz Cynthia Sanchez A Bobby Pauler Jimmy Payne Pamela Pechlam Wayne Peoples Marsha Peterson Jody Phelps Randy Phillips Sylvia Plangman Rodney Puryear Tommy Rawlinson Frasher in her Typical pose. Sophomores Show Mrs. Reeds students have mixed reactions. Robert Sattertield Martha Scha rtz Scott Sibert Paula Simank Geralyn Spell Tanya Starnes Wx ' fl X , ... 1 l E i i Y Q 'gg .-:Q l's!i-A - lf Prefs , -if .never . 1' - - e -- fa5g 's 'v's v.- fa-.J?Qa' SJ' aj 5 P .V-,.n,','a' , ,gs ,,.-Ax., ni., , A 6---,u,,,v3N'. . ,,.,au'3 ai L -Q,-L My A., Bob Schwartzlose Louis Seratino Vickie Sheek Peggy Jim Simmons Jack Smith Janne Smith Laura Smith Libby Stehpens Scott Steele Trudee Swain David Taylor Exuberont Moods Regina shows soul during cheerleading tryout. Linda Thompson Ruth Ann Truncale Morgret Tyrrell Degge Thomas Doris Tinsley Faye Townley Koy Trumps Debi Vezina Bret Vickers Marilyn Wallace 4 iw If fn, sis i E 4 i 1 , 'x 1 YY .. , 1 I I, Gay Watson ' 51 ll Patsy Weide Katy Weisbach Clara Welborn Robert Wells Lee Wheat Marilyn White Rebecca Wiecox Sharon Wilkerson Charles Williams Michael Williams 'X X 'Q .. Walk Right li i A suitable sophomore mascot. if Right Down vu 'Cb Q rx-'f I 1 W ' A 'Kris' X . as Mike Williamson John Wynn Thomas Winger Janice Yawn Katherine Wood Susan Zweighaff Wayne Countryman hos an odd way of faking test The Freshman class officers for l 968-69 led their class through their first year of high school with pride and enthusiasn The officers were Donald Mudd, President, Susan Hinshaw, Vice-President, Paige Williams, Secretary, and Pam Boykii Treasurer, and Mr. Carl Ferguson, Sponsor. l l l l l Seniors Of The Future .I 4' F -. K Q N f .L an N I lf W Mark Aarhus Mike Alberts Patti Albrecht Jane Allen X ill' gt 2, , L , 6 A Freshman's dream. Owen Armstrong Bernadette Ashy Ricky Baier Paul Barclay Debbie Barron Brenda Beck Cathy Bernard John Berryhill Wayne Bibb Joey Blazek Freshmen Soc Robert Blum Mike Bourne Q B e 512 Mike Bonura Jessie Bowie .X ei W. Q me .4 ,Q A rg 2 4,55 . i ' ,i. x X 1 -533 William Boren Lynnerre Borque Cynfhia Brennan Debbie Briscoe Richard Bonura Pom Boykin Poul Bloyd Don Boucher AnneHe Brown Rick Bryan Morgi Buchanan ii Ever-loyal to the Purples. t To 'Em i 1- sry d u y U , . l K I :Y ' Q, g K in If , 7 . .rf-QQPQQ - . l 1 W .I ' 3' 4 ft, ' i N fi Tj' l l ii 'xx 4.. -'r::- . ' - s A , , l 'bill ' V' 'A . r- - 7 f' ffm? 191' 5' ' ' 1 -'U' Patty Buckley Ray Bucknurn Jan Buescher Connie Burkett Mark Callender Lonnie Cammack Dennis Camp Robert Carlisle John Carrens Patricia Chance Zi ig... '-,.,-f-- Q Freshman Cheerleaders raise a victory spirit. l Sherry Callender Vicki Chapman Lee Charleston Delores Cherry Donna Citrano Profits Skyrocke Wanda Clark Mike Coffman Marianne Cox Colleen Clark Jim Clubb Myra Cormier Candy isn't allowed in the library? Randall Clawson Sam Colburn Stephen Craig Kamal: 55 C Shelia Click Kerry Colwell Raymond Cruz 'hp 5 mi ,,. K R 5 , Clara Donna Sheila Davis Hector DeIaRosa Joe Derrick Hilton Deutser Joe DeVerso Bess Dickson Ted Dixon Bonita Dorn Debby Downs Donald Duhon Patti Duhon rom Candy Sale W1 Mark Ellis Will Farha Karla Frankie John Gallier Brenda Gaston Freshmen Cheei fr' Robert George Tod Gindratt David Goans Winfred Goodman Mark Graham Tommy Greenwood Ann Marie Grimes Roxane Guillory Joni Guthrie Ginger Gwin 0 Jaynie Gates Kathie Gray Harvin Gwin Gordon Hager Susan Hammock Little Purples show spirit at class meeting. ' Sponsor's Spirit l Freshman sponsor, Curl Ferguson, lends o helprng hand. l - 5 Q-V A 'L r 'Q . , Eli. 1 H iv- f 'sr lin., 0 5 '- S. , 1, A,-N f' '91.., - .- ,H 'ski N 5 1 ' , I 12'-.. ' ,, 5 I K rpg. V , U X . ' E if ' . 1415- ,f r, Q, o,h V n cj, Y-gf'-ff s,-. s . , , ,. , . ga . rr lr.-Jz1:: , Carroll Harrison Pom Hdydel Edward Heore Claudio Hernandez Vlrglnic Hill Tee Hobbs Kathy Hock Jonis Hofmann Polly Hood Judy Hopper N f. 9 , x ff. l 'l Susan Hrnsluow Polrlclo Huber Since We're Fourfl .a,Q bl ,Ag 5 .M a s? me,-.s,,'-wg., : 4 77? i-I . 'P Q s , f-X: 'IHS' f- f':.gigtgsQ. -Rf fm! il- -sign gn aa--Q sf' ' Q49 -rv 1l'f7..1f-L2 2 S3 f .. W , fs 2 s , r . ? Jef..- X i xt! will I ' r nfai 'if Q .5 Slephen Huber Bruce Hunley David Johnson Can Physical Science be all that bad? him fi' the ' Mike Hugg Lisa James Debbie Kelly x. Don Humphrey Joan Jenkins John Kelly Jean Kendrick Nancy Kerr 4 William Hunler Richard Jennings Paul Kelly Ross Kennett Debbie King l We Try Harder Ronald King Qi ' his no i, ' , .f , l K ri J .if . 5 -'H ' . - K lsgl, i 1 .3 - -, , 5 ' l f ,. .X WZ' H. , 5 f if ,f fu. ap. l f .- . r ,, n , I4 , .1.l't Winter King Billie Kirbow Jimmy Kirk Leah Beth Klein Mary Kluttz Janet Koiak Janey Lamb Lifford Lancaster Teddy Landry POUIO LeBlanc Gordon Koch X -was X, -xi You mean the NationalArcnives isnt a magazine? Spirited Freshmen Parficipciff 'ff f,.:wi,,h wz. J f ,, 1 f How lar do we have to go? ww R Mary Ann Leitch Jason Levin Minel1eLiebling Debbie Long if Alan Magill Karen Mann Donald Marlin Carole Mahhews Ronnie McBroorn Carey Maloney Richard Marshal James Martindale Darrell Matthews Lydia McCall l l l l l l l l 2 - ,W i hh , ln Shirffail Parade Z , nf... ff Iflfjli y Hey! You dorfl use fha? greasy lcid staff! 911 IV- '4-4 -.S acquelin Meiizen Lillian Merendina Sandra Milburn Barbara Morris Mike Moss Donald Mudd lem Myers Gary Neal Nancy Nixon Mark Nunez William Orr Debby Pace v- '!'.-v' -,Q Z ,. J, - . mifAg,.,- df' Hey you Freshmen! Watch out for the other guy, Just a moment, I'lI connect you. Freshmen Visualize KS .-f E, if Paul Pace Mary Clare Peterson Tina Ploeger Ray Powell Toni Reyes '3 Jimmy Page Mike Peyton Bruce Poland Louis Prunes Gerald Reza Jr. Debbie Parks Susan Plettman Dixie Powell Laurie Rawdin Cindy Richardson ol :ufure Goals i vii'-,, Q i if - 9 1. E' '95 -,. L. i 1 A :ii ,fs r ' is L tynfhia Richardson Gerald Richardson Reesa Richmond Alicia Sanchez David Sanchez Qylvia Saenz Scarborough Kinnie Scarborough Kenneth Seay Liz Ridenour Judy Robinson Lynn Robinson S- .- .95 H - - 2 s ,J-. '5 5' ez- 41,3 f si M i M 3 C' F S. if ii R yard? Y ri f - 25 N W ' 'XA P in Girls in Freshman Chorus lift their voices in song. 1 , K Q '. L 1 Paige Williams and Susan Hinshaw try their hands at Typing 2 - Scrub Shofner Pu1Snowden Zesf To School Life i ' ?'QiZ'.X1f-' . A 'flwff 'M L4 xg. if 'lffl-'3 il-'N i ,H .4 1 I . 4 you ' QQIQIUI .gunman ,gat in 2,1 Q K , ' 4, a 3 , ,, ,J . nd. 'fl i 3 , , gs? 53 Celina Tcimayo Virginia Toy lor CS- '- no .,-.. Candy Tommen Jan Taylor Mike Taylor Donnie Thagard Krisn Thedford Terry Thorp T 1 .-.. . .-5 Q K, -,fit , M , ,A K fi: , . iii' X .Y ,II Q I 'A' 4 S- 13, r xihgf, U, 2 - X 4 L , 6' Henry Gibson??? I I ,lin -ua? .ir Is il True blondes have more fun? Freshmen Become Loya Round 'em up - Move 'em out!!! 232' Philip Threadgill Lee Tolbert in-.1 a 'GZ i Seve Lyn Thurman Marva Turner Kirby Vanover Linda Waltmon Marty Whatley L ,. . kkkk K , xx i 3 Lynn Thrasher Finis Vanover ' Rachael Varela Vicki Wertz Kimberly White o B.H S. Tradifion . ul is 1 2 6' S G ' x -,, ' i 1 Patricia White Sherry Wilkinson Paige Williams Randy Williams Paul Winslead Larry Winter Barbara Woilte William Yancey 55 in g ti gf ,Q 43 , Q iff t SY if xi-K ,. in .iii E 2 gf .1 I gil 1 C i ts Y 'gi , i ,i,i,', gf Vicki Wilson Wanda Wilson Evo Zavala Ten points for every Freshman that you know. ,F in A . mf .1 W Qiggwgfg, ,.., . S . ,, 1 f 1' 9' Hi S JW- K . X: QI: , '4 N if 'si ' - HIFI! 1. -.f-- ..- ,,-,- --.... L,-',' r' .bm A... E- Y' Organizations 1 7 1 N I X, 'I 4 f ' f Q , , X! 4, 'V 'wha' A I A .Q 'vi 'W W sq -I ff .ff '-- f , , 4 .K Q 'P x 1 Q- .- 'xx Qi .4 AZ. x L 4 X, ' xx SSX 3' Lf , Ni' I QR 'H - 5 Y. H ., y ,5 215 1 , , A 6,44 5 if-r---.-...ll .H f-A-'1 11 ,- 7 1 I6I Pine Burr Stat The Beaumont High Pine Burr is put out by a very strange group of students, who, with their sponsor Pat Wood, in- habit a room tilled with broken type- writers, mysterious negatives, and used triplicate sheets. Miraculously the year- book, conceived in inspiration and born in chaos, springs forth from Taylor Publishing Company each September into the hands ot eager students. Mem- bers ot the Pine Burr statt, known tor their sporadic bursts of activity, may suddenly materialize - at dances, assemblies, and club meetings - carry- ing the omniscient and ubiquitous cam- era. Less dramatic is their work behind the scenes such as designing layouts, typing, and selling ads. But whatever they do, their motto remains caveat emptor. Pam Dibrell, Broocks Osborne, Janet Goetz, and Mona Thomas consult the Ouiia board abou their futures. Discussing staff positions and planning ad sales are Pam Dibrell, Tobey Marks, Allison Barnes, and Philip Blair. s Busy, Busy, Busy K , .W ww-,,..,s..1..,f ., . .. . ..-.....,..,....-mwmf pf' 'f :L V, , , , r, A i i 1 masterful figure of editor Philip Bloir overshodows the rest of the staff. if I 4, 3, , !,l,,7 in WWW: lla-if ,A , .' 'r.i...'- ' Miss Wood catches sight of Q Pine Burr stoff member. Ted Collowy ond Rodney Hoglund owoit oncoming hordes of stu dents, reody to have their Pine Burr pictures mode. A Newspaper Evolves Debbie Dahmer, Debbie Ener, and Shelley Rupp scan issues of the BHS NEWS. David Ott concentrates on his newspaper work. Second year journalism students are Carol Slworkey, circulation manager, Hildegarde Trum, feature editorg and Kathy Kaluza, editor. FTA Members Are Tomorrow's Educofors nm JS- X X 1 in , , .3 wg Q X e Q f o -..f Q is J 1 F.T,A. sold lions for o money making proiect. 1 3? 1? Q 3 5 POFTICIDCIOYS ot The F.T.A. convenhon. Lindo Studded, President NHS Works We Aiken finding Arnoult Clubh Dibrell Driukard Hill Humphrey Huno Austin A, Barnes M Barnes Blunt Brennan Cain Ell'5 FSCBI Gedflltf Goetz Hard! Hartma The National Honor Society is an affiliated club. Eac member must keep his grade average 91.5 or above and mu turn in his quarterly grades to Mr. Kushner, the sponsor. ltl fails to keep his average or to turn in the quarterly grad there will be a slight groan from Mr. Kushner. The National Honor Society annual banquet. iii James Scoggans thinks that the food is great, I66 l we s Ax S nder New Sponsor Aff U Dr, Wore talks to the group oboufi The importance of second choices. T? Pevry Romsey Roy Smnh Smdderv Thomas 3 1 Rules Thorp if 1 f Qgff? 5 Y . 9. s In gs, 5 XXX a, X? R055 RU91 Sorverfleld recdgxll Urquhorv wmwmk Jones Lench Mcfidoo MCC lu rkl n Nwezek Sawyer Wesvnorelond Koluzo Levin McAfee Myers Pembenon Scoggons We-sboch Jeoneatte Manes, as usual, always finds time to eat at the meetings, Some of the members take socializing in stride with all the other facts of lite. La Petite Adds Culture fi sm W? Katie Butler prepares the stage for an interesting meeting. To The BHS Girls i Katie and some of the other officers conduct the meeting. La Petite is a cultural organization, which seeks to make its young ladies good club members. It not only sold T.B. Bangles this year, but it also helped a needy family at Christmas. Officers represent the different Beaumont schools. Katie Butler, president, is from Beaumont High School, the vice- president, Michele Smith, is from Forest Park High School, the secretary is Susan McDaniels of French High School, and the treasurer, Kathleen Dooley, is from Kelly High School. The sponsor of the club is Mrs. Herbert Smelker, of the Womans Club. There are approxi- mately 25O girls in the club, from all of the Beaumont High Schools. These girls are chosen by the Woman's Club of which La Petite is a branch, and by the girls who are already members. 'fi' N! Four Junior girls, Niki Gish, Eileen Quick, Carolyn Hubner, and Shelley Rupp take advantage of the refreshments. Speech Clul: Atter a decade of dormancy, the Speech and Drama Department at Beaumont High cracked open its shell and produced a batch ot eggheads. The pride and ioy ot the Speech and Drama Club were the sponsors, Mr. Sodders and Mr. Riley. The club had its own special mascot, a pickle. The meetings were noted for their orderly business procedure because everyone knows that speech students never like to talk. On the serious side, the Speech and Drama Club made vast strides in establishing a sound forensic and thespian program at BHS. Students traveled to six tournaments and produced two plays, Blithe Spirit lremembered for its ghosts, gray grease paint, and rosesl and Gammar Gur- ton's Needle which received a second place trophy in UIL competition. Speaking ot trophies, the club won thirteen at various tournaments to grace the dusty trophy cases ot BHS. All in all, a good foundation had been laid tor tu- ture speech achievements. SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS: H, W. Perry, treasurer, Mr. SC ders, sponsor, .lerry Gedaly, vice-president, Ricki Anding, secretary, I Levin, president, Pat Hobbs, sergeant-at-arms pose with Sweepstakes Ti phy won at Baytown Tournament. SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: First Row: Jaso Levin, Broocks Osborne, Darlene Parsons, Jimmy Landrum, Patti Hatton, Darlene Landrum. Sec Row: Ann Crump, Jodie Collins, Linda Thompson, Robert Sattertield, Robert Wells, Stephen Smith, Glee Crocker, Ann Manes, Laura Smith, Susan Zw haft, Shane Situentes, Bill Cates. Third Row: Louie Hopkins, Charles Parsons, Karen Reeves, Darlene Bubeck, Cynthia Brennan, Allison Barnes, Crit DeM Cleans Up '! 4'-4 419 ,tis tg fi' First Row: Susan Zweighaft, Jason Levin. Second Row: Crit DeMent, Cynthia Brennan, Glee Crocker, Ivy Levin, Robert Satterfield, Third Row Wells, Jerry Gedaly, H. W. Perry, Allison Barnes, Karen Reeves, First Row: Ann Crump, Bill Cates, Stephen Smith. Second Row: Shane Si- HAS GIWOYS NCS to be Gble to VBST OH Ones lcurels. Darlene Landrum, Linda Thompson, Pat Hobbs. Third Row: Laura Smith, Jodie Col- Louie Hopkins, Darlene Bubeck, Charles Parsons. S Y ' ' ,T iilaiirff' 1: '1!lf:wi'!'fFF-iff' Y . .. f ,' . ,J ., F . G -- ai, i-'1'?!.I': - ' R, sf? r Cfficers Lecic Treosurer John Russell, Corresponding Secretory Claire Cuthrell, President David Hoffman, Recording Secretory Allison Elkins, Vice-President Dovid Cook. l72 Sandy Arnold Pam Boykin Bob Carlisle Bill Cates Maria Cokinos Steve Craig Claire Cuthrell Allison Elkins Janet Goetz Roxanne Guillory Susan Hammock Karen Hawa Marshall Hennington Elizabeth Hill Rex Hinshaw David Hoffman Steve Holliday Christy Hutto Scott lvers Julainne Jones Tim Jones Jim Key Janet Koiak James Myers Paige Pemberton Bob Ramsey Toni Reyes Gerald Richardson Ridley Ross John Russell Debby Satterfield Pam Sawyer Bob Schwarzlose Jim Simmons Mike Taylor Gena Beth Thames Linda Thompson Claude Thorp Bill Urquhart Fenner Weller Kim White Susan Zweigaft Representative Government Gena Beth Thames patriotically cuts paper for the RC Cola contest, Julainne Jones, Janet Goetz, Linda Thompson, and Maria Cokinos are the Assembly Committee. k G ld Ri h dson, Bob Carlisle, Mike Taylor, Debby Satterfield, and BobARamsey constitute the Student Attairs Commit Christy Hutto, Janet Kola , era ic ar I'hrives At BHS JZ 'XEYDA-ai'i5V - - F Allison Elkins serves cookies ot o Student Council p Clidotes for Student Council offices ond their ccimpciig ompuign speeches. 5 I 2 li 1 ' l is N-' I-my uni l i Q in 1? 1 Q ' tl ' 1 ' it .1 5 J ai sf I F Members ofthe hi are Bill Urquhart, Karen Hciwo, Gena Beth Thames, ond Jim Simmons. arty. ghly active and respected Building and Grounds Committee n monogers listen cttentively to 1 -,ll J7,31agygQ I - i lf FFA Members Form Thei ' M no . F.F.A. officers for the l 968-69 school years are Kirby Casey, sentinel, Larry Seals, treasurer, George Holliday, reporter, Dexter Whatley, president Scott Sibert, vice-president, James Conway, secretary. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship that may be helpful in later life. These aims are carried out by use of their forestry plot and farm facilities. The quality cattle and poultry raised by the members are entered in the South Texas State Fair. Also, trips are made to large cattle shows such as the Houston Fat Stock Show. All students that are interested in pursu- ing studies in the field of agriculture sign up for membership. This year there are 46 members. Each year Greenhand and other awards are given at the Parent-Son Ban- quet. The organization is sponsored by Mr. J. R. Tocquigny. A member demonstrates skills learned in F.F.A. as other members look on. Dwn New Breed Joseph Berotte demonstrates skills learned in F.F.A. as other mem- jbers look on. F.F.A. members show method of determining the age of a tree. x ye' ,f'- iT'f' sw. r we is ffff r A H ' x A 'x F,F.A, Sponsor, Mr. J. R. Tocquigny presents the Star Greenhand award to Paul Pace. Office Assisfcmfs Main Office Assistants Purple Queens Keep Up Spirits THE l969 PURPLE QUEENS: First Row: Niki Gish, Carol Ann Citrano, Regina Giglio, Alta Gregory, Hjldegarde Trum, Elizabeth Hil Barbara Martin, Hilary Wheat, Debbie Simank, Claire Cuthrell. Second Row: Karen Mants, Marty Mackin, Gena Beth Thames, Eilee Quick, Christy Hutto, Katie Butler, Debbie Bishop, Kathryn Williams, Third Row: Debbie Mussa, Rachel McAllister, Carolyn Hubner, Lis Schreiber, Patricia Peppa, Barbara Aiken, Kay Russell, Diana Miller, Sally Bradley, Sandra Raines. Fourth Row: Virginia Husbands, Ma sha Simank, Karen Jordan, Becky Ellis, Joan Dover, Allison Elkins, Pam Erben, Mary Monroe, Ginger Willitord, Margaret Goodwii Cynthia Cox. First Row: Pom Sawyer, Mary Beth McGown, Carol Shorkey, Debbie Ener, Debbie Harrell, Betty Junod, Donna Forkner, Betty Eldridg Cookie Grantham. Second Row: Barbra Night, Sheila Phelan, Catherine Cobb, Cathy Neal, Sherry Westmoreland, Carol Lane, Cla Clubb. Third Row: Florence Donovan, Shelley Rupp, Becky Blackburn, Ricki Anding, Nancy Gallier, Karen l-lawa, Wanda Mahafley, Ellen Arena, Denise Bernard, Kathy Brown. Fourth Raw: Sandra Guarnere, Linda Smith, Shirley Ricks, Mary Sculley, Dede Weisbac Jeanette Manes, Janet Dover, Vicki Kelley, Cindy Murphy, Patty Thibodeaux, Orchestra Wins Sweepstakes ,gg,,1m,i1l,iu,lu,:lr1xi ese fuz Mj,Q.3'EUlJl, ll li' , ,, Zi . 4 ij ' r, - A K A I in P? . N 1 1 5 . , , . w e , 5 1 , s ' 5 L i 4 i 5 M l RCHESTRA MEMBERS: First Row: Pam Sawyer, Ruth Ann Truncale, Nancy Cox, Karen l-lawa, Sandra Raines, Sherrill Williamson, Cynthia Cox, Bill Car- well. Second Row: Lisa Schreiber, Lydia McCall, Maria Cokinos, Christy Hutto, Marianne Cox, Christine Franke, Cynthia Sanchez, Brett Vickers, Gay Natson, Cathye Gray, Jack Trevino. Third Row: Susan Zweighaft, Debbie Dubose, Wanda Wilson, Lynn Thurman, Debbie Nelson, Virginia Lopez, Har- 'iet Friedman, .lan Mitchell, Mike Boren, Fred Patterson, Billy Phelps, George Hernandez, Mike Krepper, Bob Ramsey, Edward Heare, Beth Cammack, lody Phelps, Fourth Row: Ted Callaway, Madeline Barnes, Cindy Murphy, Leslie Smith, Claudia Hernandez, Jimmy Landrum, Anna Beth Kendrick, David Reyes, Warren Petkovsek, Mark Beall, Kirk Dearman, Don l-lorn, Charles Campbell, Wolford Niezek, Jim Wiley, Virginia Taylor, Richard Gay, James jcoggan, Ridley Ross. i l l l l Madeline Barnes and Becky Babel practice while Mr. Simmons, Mrs. Gerriets, and Mr. Fendler look on. Band Earns ei ,fl 3 M4 Q, me MEMBERS OF THE i969 BAND: First Row: Billy Phelps, Cindy Cunningham, Connie Burkett, Cynthia Hearn, Mary Katl erine White, Camille Garza, Cookie Hernandez, Wolford Niezek, George Vickers, James Findloter, John Sniffer Wayne Countryman, Jim Wiley, Robert Blum, Druanne McLemore, Leah Beth Klein, Susan Hammock, Mike Boren, Ja Mitchell, Judy Hopper, Kirk Dearrnan, Second Row: Wade Davis, Jimmy Payne, George Hernandez, Fred Pattersoi Robert George, Mark Callendar, Carol Lee, Robert Satterfield, Gwendolyn Smith, Donna Lane, Patricia Austin, Thir Row: Richard Varella, Teddy Landry, Fred Easter, Paul Winstead, Pat Houghton, Mike Coffman, Ted Carrell, Alan Mr gill, Robert Wells, Diane Braye, Joe Derrick, Etta Crawford, Jan Carden, Karol Foster, Myra Cormier, Beulah Gao: man, Calvin Cooper. Fourth Raw: Mark Rouse, Lee Lancaster, Joe Menius, Bill Glass, Frank Hernandez, Larry Blan Seniors observe Mr Whidden grading their finglg, Wayne Countryman, Jim Wiley, and Robert Blum sock it to us, 'lighest Honors ,-, TE sd AGL 41 A 42 J, -1-..,, nneth Smith, David Bailey, Ernie Cochran, Ronald King, John Fields, Steve Dougharty, David Reyes, Eddie Dubose, unny Reyes, Frank Berwick, Jerry Gedaly, Rodney Puryear. Fifth Row: Kay Trumps, Nelda Ball, Cecil Glass, Mark all, Steve Holiday, James Parks, Tom Winger, Frank Cherry, Warren Petkovsek, John Giblin, Jerry Choate, Steve Katy, Sandra Humphrey, Revere St. John, Michael Krepper, Mike Edd, Doug Findlater. Sixth Row: Ana Beth Kendrick, nna Jones, Jimmy Landrum, Bobby Chaney, Roger Simmons, Larry Lee, Scott Blain, Mike Peckham, Charles Camp- lll, Frank Leib, H. W. Perry, Pat Hobbs, James Lumpkin, Kenny Seay, Jimmy Rush, J, W. Blankenship, Randy Bond, kry Colston, ilt j . in alittle band hall horseplay are David Reyes, Frank Cher- Larry Blank, Danny Reyes, and Ernie Cochran. Kirk Dearman, B'HS's own Herb Alpert Choir Sing First Row: Anna Margaret Lombardo, Kim James, Tobey Marks, Barbara Aiken, Debbie Harrell, Barbara Martin, Becky Blackburn, Gay Crocker, Beth Cammack, Pat Snowden, Anno Perrodin, Pam Crow, Debbie Kattawar, Sally McAdoo, Janice Jakino, Second Row: Carol Lane, Nita Loeb, Susann Frasher, Vick- ie Brown, Susan Heath, Darlene Bubeck, Nancy Nixon, Barbra Boulware, Anna McDermand, Ann Johnson, Jane McDaniel, Debbie Maxted, Glee Crocker. Third Row: Bert Castro, James Johnson, Vincent Straley, Derrell Mathews, Mike Williamson, Louie Hopkins, Tommy Everage, Ecldy Ivey, Robert Hamilton, Mike Clanahan, Mike Bonura, John Swice, Bill Cates. Fourth Row: Gerald Johnson, William Yancey, Bobby Woods, Finis Vanover, Kyle Shook, Mike Mclntosh, Larry Dull, Tim Jones, Danny Woods, Charles - q .I Henson, Hal Grimes, Jimmy Page, Richard Marshall. -ff' ,M 'E - - r .X GIRLS' ENSEMBLE1 Front Row: Debbie Harrell, Susann Frasher, Anna Margaret Lombardo. Second Row: Beth Cammack, Pam Crow, Tobey Marks. T Row: Becky Blackburn, Ann Johnson, Susan Heath. t' .Q C V' J V6 ss 5 And Swings l 6 Ever loyal to the Purples. s 1 , . BHS choral groups include the 5, , fl 4 i f S l Varsity Choir, the Freshman Choir, I the Boys' Glee Club, and the Girls' Ensemble. Each year the Varsity . Choir entertains the student body with memorable Christmas and Easter programs. In addition these hardworking students, directed by Mrs. Ruth Howell, participate in U.l.L. contests, and perform tor many civic organizations and area schools. During the l968-i969 year the Choir sang at the Texas State Fair in Dallas, at the Wood' ville Dogwood Festival, and parti- cipated in an all-city Christmas program. ln recognition of the Choir's outstanding ability, the Beaumont Symphony Orchestra in- vited the group to sing with them. it . 'VN First Row: Debbie, Harrell, Secretary, Second Row: Bert Castro, Vice Presi- dent, Pam Crow, Treasurer. Third Row: Eddy Ivey, President, Bobby Woods, Reporter. Latin Club Delves Int Cecile l-lollyfield poses with her prize-winning painting, Penelope, Katherine Wood, treasurer of the Texas State Junior Clas League keeps the club in good financial shape. Officers are Doug Leitch, president, Bill Urquhart, vice-president, Diana Blum, secretary, and Wayne Countryman, tribune. l gg if-e 1. S E151 , ' Q -l 4, , J . L 'V If ry' F qv I 'E . 5. if , 3 ,Z N, . If' . ix VOE Sfudeni 3, Things go beffer with coke. Koien Jordon finds plenty to keep her busy of Dr. Shorkey's office. Greg Berord fakes time off from his work of Dcto Processing C By working in area businesses members of the VOE Club gain an understanding of our free en- terprise system. Through Vocational Office Edu- cation students become leaders in their fields and develop a sense of individual responsibility. Such training makes them an asset to the em- ployer and a credit to American business, l968-69 officers are Katie Butler, president, Karen Jordon, vice-president, Susan Klein, sec- retary, Linda Waggoner, treasurer, Linda Rubio historian, and Marcel Kelley, parliamentarian. Students participate annually in contests, com- peting in various business categories. This year the 23 club members have raised money with a candy sale. To culminate the activities ofa busy year, the students attend an Employer-Employee Appreciation Banquet. 1 fri' gc? participating in VOE contests are Jamie Hurt l5th place talent competition Susan Klein lparticipant - lst year typing, business mathl, Sarah rtificate of merit 2nd year production typewritingl George Griffin lparticipant - lst year shorthandl, Linda Waggoner l3rd place - spelling, of merit extemporaneous speaking Karen Jordan 3rd place business math 7th place - spellingj, Rita Manuel l3rd place - lO key adding Patriotism Live l R.O,T.C. 21 Front Row: Randy Bond, Danny Woods, James Findlater, Richard Megas, Gilbert Dominguez, Crit DeMent, Joseph Zavala, James Johns David Norton, Joseph Berotte, James Lawrence, Thomas Broussard, Joseph Cicardo. Center Row: Charles Henson, Robert Hamilton, Steven Hale, G Mettlen, John Shepherd, David Ellison, Mike Dana, Richard Thompson, Harold Watson, James Chavis, Ary Fra nk, Frank Leib, Michael Wright. Back Rm Eddie Leggett, James Lee, Mike Lane, Mike Snowden, Don Carter, Larry Rawlinson, Steve Wiggins, Robert Cummings, James McLaughlin, Paul Bodv Ralph Landry. CADET OFFICERS: Front Row: Cdt. Ens. Charles Henson, Cdt. Lt. Mike Snowden, Cdt. Lt. Cdr. Larry Rawlinson, Naval Science Instructor, Chief Her Barrows, Cdt. Cdr, Michael Wright, Cdt. Lt. Cdr. Steve Wiggins, Cdt. Lt, Don Carter. Back Row: Cclt, Lt, li.g.l John Shepherd, Cclt, Ens. Bobby Woods, Ens. Lee Lybrand, Cdt. Lt. ligl Richard Thompson, Cdt. Ens. James McLaughlin, Cdt. Ens. Randy Bond, Cdt. Ens. James Findlater, Through NJROTC J i J l OTC, lz Front Row: Ronnie Landry, Timothy Jones, Joseph Antoine, Elray Coleman, John Harrison, Herbert Lemon, James Thomas, Sherman Byron, rry Kirby, Curtis Goodman, Danny Reyes, Glen Abbott, Center Row: Terry Wilson, Phillip Williams, Fred McWilliams, Don Barnes, Michael Allen, James cQueen, Lee Wheat, David Locke, James Trahan, James Herrington, Nathan Thomas, Clifton Lewis. Back Row: Paul Bean, Aubrey Johnson, Frank oore, Mike Yancey, Bobby Woods, Eddie Holmes, Mike Williamson, James McClendon, Kyle Shook, Lee Lybrand, Raphael Ruffin, PETTY CDFFICERSQ Front Row: CRO, Gilbert Dominguez, P.O.2f'c Harold Watson, P.O.2fc Don Barnes, P.O.2fc David Locke, P.O.l fc Crit De- P.O.2 fC Danny Reyes, P,O.2fc Joseph Berotte. Center Row: C,P.O. Richard Megas, POQXC Frank Leib, C.P.O. James Lee, P,O,l 'c Mike Yancey, O. Kyle Shook, P.O.l fc Mike Lane, P,O.2!c Joseph Cicardo. Back Row: P.O.l fc Ralph Landry, P.O.2fc Eddie Leggett, C.P.O. Eddie Holmes, lfc James McClendon, P,O,2!c Danny Woods. Beaumont's Y-Teens Chapte y Under the leadership of no less than Gena Beth Thames the Y-Teens swept in the honors this year. Gena Beth received recog- 4 nition for her six years of service and lead- A ership and the chapter took the trophy tor their scrapbook. The group is sponsored by Miss George and participated with other chapters in the city on service projects. n Gena Beth Thames the boss at work. Billy Phelps, Beau A group ot hard working interested Y-Teens members! I i sz J Receives Citywide Honors i 0 l l 4 i 1,1 L Fi' 1 x 5 X , r X l l l An undoubtedly minor malady becomes a maior one during a Y-Teens meeting f .. - f - 1 12- q' l ,r., g-, ET, 'f Vkivifi -VIV l L L A- - :Wig-gn b I' ' - : fk' l i l Miss George must be uncertain about that new proposal. X Evidently there are two leaders at this meeting. Wow! This is as good as Christmas morning. Anchor Club Show: The Anchor Club, sponsored by the Beaumor Pilot Club, whose members include Sophomore: Juniors, and Seniors, is a school and community seri ice organization. The activities this year included th T.B. bangle sale, a house-to-house cancer drive, th Crippled Childrens Fund Lily-Day Sale, and stuffin envelopes with Christmas seals. Each girl participa ed in the selling of ribbon and gift-wrapping c Christmas time. The money from this project wentt support an orphan, Kim Soon Hui, in Seoul, Korec Also at Christmas each member brought gifts for tl' patients of Schlesinger's Home and a small groupc girls sang carols in each of the wards. Gifts of toj were sent to the children of the Beaumont Remedii Center. In May, a group of hard-working membe cleaned and polished the trophies in the cases on tl' first and second floors. A concluding project was tl' teachers lounge, to which the club contributed new coat of paint to the chairs, new cushions and flower arrangement. I Those were the days my friend! Here comes Santa Claus. Here comes Santa Claus. Right down Santa Chrisfmcis Spirit Who left the phone off The hook? Listen! Do you wont to know o secret? I was supposed to have three more rolls of gold metallic ond some punk yorn, loo! Anchor Promotes Leadership , A, 'F gg - A .--f K K 1is.s.s i Anchor Club officers, Betty Eldridge and Becky Blackburn, present gifts to club sponsors, Mrs. Hawa, Mrs. Albaugh, Miss Couch, fc valuable assistance. Anchor officers this year were Becky Blackburn, president, Betty Eldridge, vice-president, Allison Barnes, secretary, Beverly Fecel, treasurer, Paig Pemberton, senior-advisor, Tobey Marks and Barbara Aiken, iunior-advisors, Anchor Club members are absorbed in Dr. Roberts' handwriting analysis, The Morning Watch X John Boles ond Jock Koshkun prepare for the dcnly noon prayer. l Vlorning Watch is an interdenominational religious service that meets zach morning before school. Attendance is voluntary but an invitation is extended to all students to begin the day With spiritual meditations. Chapter Tri-Hi-Y The fun-loving, tast-moving group settles down momentarily for a quick camera shot, but only momentarily. L W, Senior girls write one of their few compositions. 200 ' 1 O ' i , if 2 f kky .,,, Always Adds To The Fun ackin is on the tap because Martin has already managed to get dropped. The obiectives and aims of Y chapter Tri- Hi-Y are to create, maintain, and extend high standards of character throughout school, home, and community, without failing to enioy doing it. Representatives were sent to the Pre- Legislative Conference and Youth- in-Government Program with an imaginative and well written bill. Leaders of this group are Hildegarde Trum, Carol Ann Citrano, Elizabeth Hill, and Alta Gregory. The Sponsor is Mrs. Joe Trum. Mem- bership is limited to 25, and new members are chosen by secret ballot. And the tickle finger of fate award goes to . . . ii ll ' ' Trl-HI-Y Eyes sporkle of the latest gossip. 1 A' rummag- I Q - .. V 'f7iL',.,. Q fl : . V. . ' '-' 1 1 - ,N ,,l.- ww l 4 w,'2a, Choosing new officers is token seriously, I'ries Harder A A Ginger Williford, newly-elected president, takes charge, :if 5 mr.-5 HG Chapter votes on new members. Fix 41 . A 1 l Marsha Simank, Sandy Arnold, Linda Smith, and Kafhyrn Williams wonder when refreshments will be served. 203 ff I Chcapfe ' 1, , z 11 ,, iwga 1 5. 7 r I w I an-Q Cufhye Gray clutches The symbol of oufhorify, The kingly govel, . Bonnie Berord rises To C1 point of order. Has Spontaneity In pensive silence the girls await the arrival of Captain Kangaroo Susan Evans discusses the virtues of hair rollers. ,A ' so -K 5:3 I Chapter grins at their sponsor who tries to guess what they've given her. Ann Manes has iust eaten a poisonous potato chip. ,,,-s ,L ,QV .Yi Us wa N, vi M, .. 9. D -.Ab GW 205 'Q 54 School and community service and individual charac- ter development are the reasons for K Chapter Tri-Hi-Y's existence. With Mrs. Savage, the l968-69 sponsor, the club served Beaumont and BHS in many ways. Members contributed foocl at Thanksgiving and collected toys at Christmas for local children. K Chapter participated in the TB drive and ended the year's service activities by de- corating for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. 1 i K' '-Chapter Aid In M, .,.k. ,H .---pi .-s. :vim President Karen Hawa listens to ci discussion on fund raising projel l hcarifies -,Ji L , .J ' ti Some people enjoy the business meeting. Debbie Musso sleeps through if, , ' - g , ,,,f 1+51'.,PV U , fs is W . ' .. -Qi A 1 it gk 5, ,A Ji. QP, ' ws '34 'T 1, . , fl' . 5 I ., tm nh -.f- All the members of the club are excited about Beach Weekend Tri-Hi-Y .,vll'W4 gg .. an-N 2 ef if ffl fi . ff! 51 .AP X .z! 1'- 2li5Q 'W M f' Jw iii lv y ,L ' ' :fa T' Af Y A , , i f- C 1 Ricki Anding Denise Brooks Cynthia Cax Allison Elkins Becky Ellis Margaret Everls Laurie Hendrick Kathy Kaluza Debbie Kallawar Debbie Satlerlteld Debbie Simank Linda Sluddert Af Pam Crow Theresa Fuller Carol Lane Anna Rose Tongredi Florence Donovan Margaret Goodwin Carole Miller Gena Beth Thames Betty Eldridge Jeanine Hargraves Karen Monls Camille Threadgill The aims and objectives of Chapter Tri-Hi-Y are to create and maintain high ideals and fellowship in school and the community. During the i969 school year Chapter held a window wipe in coniunction with the March of Dimes campaign and a tea honoring the newly initiated members. Officers of the chapter include: Laurie Hendrick, president, Linda Studdert, vice-president, Margaret Everts, secretary, Karen Monts, treasurer? Cynthia Cox, chaplain, Allsion Elkins, parliamentarian. Reioice Wifh A Tri-Hi-Y Claire Culhrell and Hilary Wheal ask Patricia McClurkin, ls that The en- l969 officers of A Tri-Hi-Y are Mary Beth McGown, Carol gine, or is this ir?i' Shorkey, Paige Pemberton, and Beverly Fecel. Beware of entangling alliances! Members discuss the greatest problem ot any organization financing. Tri-Hi-Y Emerge Girls wait in line for their chance to swing. HV Chapter Tri-Hi-Y is the newest chapter at Beaumont High School. It is made up ot interested Sophomore girls and is sponsored by Mrs. Jack Brookshire. It is certain that V chapter will attain a meaningful place in the extracurricular life at BHS. From Sophomore Class Members chat informoHy after the business meeting is over, V Chapter relaxes offer o long clay. ,.,--- iff-X An obondoned Coke bottle signifies the end of o meet- ing. 2l2 -2-XA, rn -145 ' 1 Fx, 1. 2 ,EQ .4 Q' 5 7 if Honors I 4 QQ 'M 'dw af' I .o-4' Jrv 'R ' I i ' 1 2I3 6 Top Honor Graduates ! E l JA Wiley McAfee . Ga. , Dicno Blum Teachers Elect Sixfeer Em, fee A4 ' 'WMPf u5gfxw,a,L gg 5 e W f :bL -: 1 Ivy Levin Mike Nunez To Who's Who S fi 'tp' 35 L 5 Ina! if' Gh.q., Marshall Hennington Jonef Goetz 'Q-L in ssh L ,T J , .ji , 9 .Ji Lindo Sfudderf Jeff Arnoulf Students Choser Philip Blair Allison Bcirnes Scully McAcloo Rodney Coin For Outstanding Qualities d Wolford Niezek Hilory Wheof .gf Fi 'f' , A 'Q . Iv, 4 , vga: AJ' .,, P 1 , xiulgw k Mv4- L l'-. - M 4' F Ricki Anding krrh 'W Bobby Woods James Myers Ana Margaret Lombardo Carol Slworlcey Fenner Weller John Russell Beverly Fecel David Cook Elizabeth Hill Senior Favorites Enjoy Q mor' X1 l f .--, 5535-1,1455 f al'-d .ing elflfrun' Scenic Spoffs i Patricia McClurkin Eddy Ivey Gerald Ray Barbara Martin David Hoffman Paige Pemberton Larry Rawlinson Claire Cufhrell Students Prove Worthy Of Honors B.l'I.S. AWARDS: Paige Pemberton, David Hoffman, noult, Claire Cutlfirell, Allison Elkins, Carol Slworkey, Tlnames. Linda Studdert, Gerald Ray, David Cook, Fenner Weller, Jett if Pam Sawyer, Ricki Anding, Beverly Fecel, Ivy Levin, Gena Be AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Gerald Ray Diana Blum I ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AWARD: Ch 'fine Garcia, AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD: Roni King, BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE AND JOURN AWARD: Cindy Carter. l l S ll :X ,E y.,...,.. rw v ' 1 . -gg, lug! f' , 1 11 BEAUMONT CLASSROOM TEACHERS AWARD L Lindo Sfudderr l EXCHANGE CLUB BOY OF THE YEAR BERNARD RAWDIN SCHOLARSHIP Gerald Roy Vigil' -.af um Sawyer, Allison Barnes, cmd Ivy Levin lnof picfuredl were named of the head of the oss of l969. Cheerleaders Ignite Fuse To Explosive Spirit ' N., I l W ' M f -'92 'l 'il ik -... ,Wiki e s a tqjir lk T fi-3 f X Sandy Arnold Paige Pemlnerton Anna Margaret Lombardo Patricia McClurkin Darlene Ray Beverly Fec Paula Simank Susann Frasher FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Back: Randy Williams, Tina Ploeger, Sherry Callendar, Barba ra Woifte. Front: Roxanne Guillory, Marianne Cox. Varied Phases Of Life ii 4. Eg , Q S STUDENT COUNCIL AWARD Billy Urquhart DANFORTH AWARDS BETTY CROCKER AWARD Ivy Levin Wolford Niezek Elizabeth Hill Are Reflected ln i BOARD OF EDUCATION AWARD i Donna Norton Jay Temple Awards FARM AND RANCH AWARD John Hargrove Paige Pemberton 0 -I 5 Xa N 12, 5 O D ., l .JA -.4 .- ' i, age. 9' ' 2 1- W 4 A .. .N 5 A, Kf!,'a'f HS fi i .L ,..-, g..- Q K . fin. -u ' f '. ' J. 'gf' .4 GLA W .,f -:iii 85.253211 ' fs EQ 'R ' . O fi -2,f?'l?, i. A .i2?1s ,,-: Ju- , A .ill xg ' ,j'fS','+ 2212 . 1 NYY ff' ,7 .1.y,!A,:F! ,Ji , 'igtgggg ' 'J' ' ' PM ' 1 r- VX., Lgviil - N.J.R.O.T.C. AWARDS Richard Megas James Findlafer Ralph Landry Eddie Holmes '14 I L gg . f V I, il -Q l fn nl 'lMi 'E he Students Of BHS Serve 5 .,,:S:,,,Vi :fr S ,S gjufi AMERlCAN LEGION AWARD DAR AWARD AND ROYAL PURPLE AWARD Chris Neal Billy Urquhart Gena Beth Thames WAR MOTHERS AWARD Mike Allen Rob Mayfield Linda Studdert Ronald Mudd fNot Picturedl School, Sfofe, Notion ATOMIC SYMPOSIUM AWARD AMERICAN CHEMICAL AWARD BELL TELEPHONE AWARD REX Hinshow Cofherine Cobb Ricki Anding - ....... ...,... A A I PHYSICS AWARD MATH AWARD TEXAS CHEMICAL AWARD Don Drinkord Mono Thomos John Shepherd lc, m L Sf! Wifi A 'HRX Sk Beciufies Selecfed AT Teo 35 Cy .lower BEAUTY RUNNERS-UP Dede Weisboch Debbie Ener Sydney Ann Pryor Cookie Gronfhom Lindo Woggoner Lourie Hendrick v'-1 X. Z 232 Advertisements I 5 1 I fi Lg 4 1 - . .X -,,' o ' -rg ' .rf H w:gf.TYiiX1XxxKVxxylt-. K 1 A ,M v ., ,, .15 . V . 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Ilfh ALFARO, MANUEL 1 ALLEN, BARBARA ANN 101 Otirce Assrstanl, FHA, VICA ALLEN JOHN H 101 Track, Lrbrary Assrstant ALLEN, WALTER MICHAEL 77, 79, 89, 90, 92. 101 Basketball, Band Baseball, Red Crass ALTER, DENNIS I 101,110 Latrn Club AMACKER, CLAYTON MILLER 96, 101, 110 Red Cross, Hr-Y- Track, Tennrs, Lrbrary Asslsl- ant, Lotnn Club, Crty Wrde Councrl Red Cross Twrrp Court, Inter-Club Councrl ANDING, RICKI DENISE 100. 101, 166, 182 219 222, 229 Speech and Drama, Queens Anchor Club: NHS, Trr-HI Y Teacher Assrstant, Student Councrl, FTA IVrce-Presldentl, Pep Squad, Y- Teens, Who s Who Sensor Class Secretary, Iunror Achsevement, Freshman Class Treasur, er, ROTC Sponsor ARENA, JO ELLEN 101, 182 Queens, Tn-H, Y Band, Y-Teens ARNOULT, JEFFREY BLAKE 89, 94, 101, 166, 217, 222 Faculty Advrsor, Golf Team, Hr-Y, Key Club, NHS Ivrce-Pres-dentl Sluder1tCouncll Base- ball B BALLARD, JOHN ROBERT 101 I Hr-Y, Baseball BARNES, ALLISON MARIE 101 166,171. 219 162 Speech and Drorna Anchor Club, NHS, La Petrte, Whos Who Pune Burr, Pep Squad BARNES, VIRGINIA LEA 101 Red Cross, FHA, Teacher Assrstant Lrbrary Assrsrant FTA BENDY, BEVERLY 96 I Tennrs BERARD, GREGORY STEVEN 101, 190 Speech and Drama, Red Cross Student Coun- crl, Lrbrary Assrstant, French Club IBISHOP, DEBBIE 101. 182 , Red Cross, Ollrce Assrstont. Queens, FHA, I Tn-Hr-Y, La Petrte, Teacher Assrstanl, Student 1 Councrl-Freshman Class Secretary BLACKBURN, REBECCA DARLENE 101, 182. 186. 19B I Speech and Drama. Red Cross, Faculty Adw- l sor, Queens, Anchor Club, Student Councrl, Tennrs, All-State Charr. Chorr BLAIR, PHILIP CAMPBELL 102, 162, 163, 21B Red Cross, Key Club, Pune Burr lEd1torl, Wha s Who, Crty Wide Cauncrl Red Crass BLUM. DIANA GAIL 102,166, 188, 216,222 Offrce Assrstant, Anchor Club NHS lPresr- dentl, Lo Petrte, Y Teens Who s Who, Amer,- , can War Mother 5 Award Latm Club BOND, Jann RANDALL roz, ras, 192 N Bond, Orchestra, Baseball BOREN, MIKE 183. 184, 102 SOS, EDWARD C 102 VICA HRADLEY, SALLY LOU 102, 182 Ofhce Asslslont, Queens BHS News, Trr-Hr-Y, La Penne IRANNON, KERRY MAX 102 Speech and Drama, Red Cross, Lrbrary Assrst ont RENNAN. JULIE 85, 102, 166, 214 RISCOE, MICHAEL JOSEPH 102 ROOKE MICHAEL E, Teacher Assrstant ROOKS, DANA DENISE 102, 208 BHS News, Olhce Asslstanr, Anchor Club, Tn-Hr-Y, Student Councrl ROUSSARD, RONNIE TOWN FAITH ROBERTA 102 JCKLEY, SHANNON 102 Senior Index BUSCH, JOHN PAUL Tennrs BUTLER, KATHERINE 102, 168, 169, 182, 191 C CAIN, RODNEY NEAL 102, 166, 218 Key Club, NHS, Teacher Assrstant Pune Burr Who s Who CAMPISI, PAUL RANDALL Speech and Drama, Football, Track CAREY, BUBBA 46 CARMONA, JOHN PAUL NHS, Teacher Assrstanr- Student Councrl, Lr- brary Assrstant, FFA CARPENTER, CARA NAN 103, 165 Red Cross, Ollrce Assrstanr, FHA, Trr-Hr-Y Teacher Assrstant CARR, DONELLA CARTER, BARBARA KAY 103 Pep Squad CARTER, DONALD LAYL 103, 192 Red Cross, Basketball, Hi-Y, Teacher Assrstant CASEY KIRBY GENE 103, 176 FFA CASHMAN, CHRISTOPHER CHURCHILL Hr-Y, Track CASTRO, BERT JOHN 103, 186, 187 Basketball, Hr-Y, Student Cauncrl, Football, Baseball, Freshman Class Preslclentg Chorr, Sophomore Class Vrce-Presrdent CHARLTON, ELIZABETH 94 CHAVIS, JAMES LIONEL 103, 192 CHENAULT, BRUCE CHERRY, DONNA 103 CITRANO, CAROL ANN 103, 182 Red Cross, Ollrce Assrstant, Queens, FHA, Trl-Hr-Y, La Petrie, Student Cauncrl CLOYD, DIANA GAYLE FHA, VICA COBB, CATHRINE 103, 182, 229 Queens, THH1-Y, Lo Petrte, Teacher Assrstant COLVILLE, LAURA KAY 103 Olhce Assrstant, VICA CONWAY, JAMES 64, 69, 96, 103 COOK JOHN DAVID 89, 91, 93, 112, 172, 220, 222 Speech and Drama, Red Cross, Golf, Hr-Y, Track, Baseball, Football, Student Councrlr Inter-Club Councrl IPresrdentI, Boys State, Hr-Y lV1ce-Presrdentl, Vrce-Presldent of Slu- dent Body, Treasurer of Austrn Jr Hugh Stu- dent Body l9thl COX, CYNTHIA SUE 103 182, 183, 208 Speech and Drama, Queens, Tru-Hr-Y, Lo Pe- lrte, Orchestra, Pep Squad CROW, PAMELIA 103, 186, 187, 208 Tru-Hr-Y, Teacher Assrstont, All-State Chorr, All-Region Chour, 1st rn Sola Contest CRUMP, BARBARA ANN 171 Speech and Drama CRYSEL, GLINDA DORIS 103 Red Cross, Trl-Hr-Y, Teacher Assrstant, Pep Squad CUTHRELL, CLAIRE CATHERINE 97 103, 172, 173, 182, 209, 221, 222 Red Crass, Queens, BHS News, Anchor Club, Tn-Hr-Y, Teacher Assrstant, Student Councrl, Cheerleader. Pep Squad, Senrar Favarne Sophomore Class Secretary, Juruor-,Clfgsf-9'1 retary, Student Body Secretary CZARNECKI, MICHAEL FRANK 104, 74 Hr-Y D DIBRELL, PAMELA SUE 104, 162, 166 Anchor Club, NHS, La Petrte, Teacher Assrst- ant, Pune Burr DONOVAN, FLORENCE SUSAN 104, 182, 208 Speech and Drama, Red Crass, BHS News TrrH1-Y, Teacher Assnstant, FTA DRINKARD, DON 104, 166, 229 DUDLEY, JOSEPH CLARENCE 64, 85, 88 Football, Track DUNMAN, RICHARD SCOTT 104 E ELDRIDGE, BETTY 104, 182, 198, 208 Gurdance Olhce Assrstanl, Queens BHS News, Anchor Club IVrce-Presrdentl, FHA, Tr,-Hr-Y lSecretaryl, La Petrte, Teacher Assnst ant, Y-Teens lVrce-Presldentl ELKINS, ALLISON THOMSON 104, 172, 173, 175, 182, 208, 222 x Queens, Anchor Club, Trl-H1-Y, La Petlteg Teacher Assrstant, Student Councrl, GSL, Y- Teens, Student Body Secretary ELLING, RONNIE JOHN 89, 91, 104, 65, 67 Basketball, Hr-Y, Student Councrl, Football: Baseball ELLIS, WALTER LEE 104 ELLIS, REBECCA LEE 103, 104, 166, 182, 208 Queens, Anchor Club, NHS, Trl-Hr-Y, Lo Pe- me EVERTS, MARGARET MARY 104, 208 Red Cross, Trr-Hr-Y, La Petrte, Pep Sczuod F FECEL, BEVERLY 46, 60, 97, 104, 166, 209, 220, 222, 224, 230 Cheerleader, Prne Burr Beauty, Senrar Favor- IIES FENNER, TOMMY FOREST 104 VICA FERRIS, RUTH Trr-Hr-Y, Lrbrary Assrstant, Y-Teens FILLINGAME, MARY TERESA Speech and Drama, Band FLORES, GLORIA FRANCES 105 FHA, VICA, Lrbrary Asslstanl FLOYD, JULIUS ALLEN 105 Track FFA FOSTER, CEARVEST 85, 87 FORD, BEAULAH MARIE Red Cross, Oflrce Assrstant, FHA- Teacher As- srstant FOX, WAYLAND MATTHEW Teacher Assrstant FRANKS, RICHARD S. VICA FULLER, THERESA JANE 105, 191, 208 Red Crass, NHS, FTA FULLER, MICHAEL JOSEPH 105 Red Crass, Lrbrary Asslslant, Baseball GARCIA, CHRISTINA 222 Speech and Drama, VOE GOETZ, JANET MARIE 52, 105, 162, 166, 173. 174, 217, 238 Olflce Assrstant, NHS, Trl-Hr-Y, Pune Burr, Stu- dent Councrl, Who s Who GOODWIN, MARGARET ANN 105, 182, 208 Queens, Tru-Hr-Y, Pep Squad, Y-Teens GOODYEAR, JAMES MUNSON 60 105 Red Cross, Hr-Y GRANTHAM, COOKIE 105, 182, 231 Ollrce Assrsvanr All-State Band, Queens, BHS News, Tru-Hr-Y, Teacher Assrstant, Pune Beauty Runner-Up GREGORY, ALTA 105, 182 Queens GRIFFIN, GEORGE 191 GRIFFIN, RICHARD GRIMES, HAL W 105, 186 Charr GUILLORY CARRIE 105 GUNTER, GLENDA A 105 peech and Drama Teacher Assrslant, Stu- dent Councrl GURSKI, ADAM MICHAEL 105 GREGORY, ALTA 105, 182 Queens GRIFFIN, GEORGE 191 GRIFFIN, RICHARD GRIMES, HAL W 105, 186 Chorr GUILLORY, CARRIE 105 GUNTER, GLENDA A 105 Speech and Drama, Teacher Assxstant, Stu- dent Councul GURSKI. ADAM MICHAEL 105 GUNTHRIE. YICKIE LEE VICA H HAGLAND RODNEY 105, 163 Key Club, Teacher Assrstant, Basketball Mgr., Baseball Mgr HALE, STEVE ALLEN 106, 192 Red Cross, Football, FFA HALL DONALD HAMILTON, ROBERT M 106, 196, 192 Hr-Y, Bond, Football, Track, Baseball, Chorr HARGRAVES, BONNIE JEANINE 103, 106, 208, 230 Red Crass, Faculty Advrsory, Oflrce Assrstant, Trr-Hr-Y, Band, Student Councrl, Cheerleader, Prne Burr Beauty HARGROVE, JOHN M, 65, 66, 71, 73,100,106 Hr-Y, Football, Seruar Class Treasurer, Latrn Club HARRELL, DEBRA JO 106, 182. 186, 187 Queens, BHS News, Anchor Club, La Petrte, Teacher Assrstant, Student Councrl, Chou, Lr- brarron, Secretary HARRIS, SARAH VIDA 191 Volleyball, VOE Club HARTMAN, ELIZABETH A. 106, 166 Anchor Club, Key Club, French Club, Y-Teens HAWTHORNE, MICKEY Student Councrl, FFA, VOE Club HENDRICK, LAURIE ANNE 106, 208, 231 Tn-Ha-Y, Teacher Assrstant, La Petrte, Beau- rnont Youth Councrl, Pune Burr Beauty Runner-Up, Track Prrncess HENNINGTON, HERBERT MARSHALL 46, 106, 173, 217 Basketball, Hr-Y, Student Cauncrl, Who's Who HENSON, CHARLES R. 106, 186, 192 Red Cross, Hr-Y, Band, Student Councrl, All- State Chorr Chan, AII-Regron Chorr HERNANDEZ, FRANK MARTINEZ 106, 184 Band, Orchestra, Dance Band HEROD, RUTH A. 106 Volleyball, VICA, Teacher Assistant, Track, Pep Squad HICKMAN, WILLIAM EARL ITRIXI 106 Speech and Drama, HI-Y HILL, ELIZABETH 106, 166, 173, 182, 220,226 Oflrce Assrstont, Queens, FHA, NHS, Teacher Asslstont, Senror Favonte, Trr-Hr-Y ISecretary1 HOFFMAN, DAVID 51, 65, 68. 74, B9,93,107 172, 183, 221, 222 Speech and Drama, Basketball, Hr-Y, Teacher Assrstant, Football, Baseball, Sensor Favarrte, President of Student Body: Twrrp Kung, BHS Award, All-Drstrrct Baseball, All-Cnty Baseball HOLLYFIELD, CECILE IIB Speech and Drama, NJROTC Sponsor HOLLINHEAD, BEVERLY ANN 107 Gurdance Otfrce Assrstonr HOLMES, EDDIE L 111, 193 NJROTC HUGHES, MARK CURTIS 107 VICA, FFA HURT, JAMIE SUE 107, 191 Olhce Assustant, Trl-H:-Y, La Petrte, VICA, Y- Teens ISLES, BLAN 65 IVEY, JOHN ED III 100, 107, 186, 187, 221 Basketball, Hr-Y, Key Club, Teacher Assrstant, Student Councrlg Football, Track, Senlor Fa- varrte, Chorr, All-State Chan, Vice-Presrdent and Presrdent ot Cholr, Junlor Class Vrce Presrdent, Sensor Class Presrdent, Youth and Government, Latrn Club 249 J JAMES, KIM MARIE 107, 186 Red Cross, Anchor Club, VICA, Student Coun, csl, Chosr, lst Place in Solo at lnterscholastlc League, Commencement Speaker Alternate JOHNSON, GERALD L, 186 JOHNSON, JOYCE MARIE FHA, Teacher Asssstant JOHNSON, PHILIP ISMAEL 64, 68, 70, 72 Teacher Asssstant, Football JORDAN, BETTY KAREN 182, 190, 191, 230 Oflsce Assistant, Queens, Trs-Ht-Y, Psne Burr Beauty, NHS lTreasurerl K KALBAUGH, SANDY KALUZA, KATHY JOE 164, 167, 208 Speech and Drama, BHS News lEdrtorl, An- chor Club, NHS, Tn-HI-Y, Teacher Asststant, Commencement Speaker, Latsn Club KATTAWAR, DEBBIE ANN 107, 186, 208 Red Cross, Trs-HI-Y, Teacher Asssstant, Chosr KELLY, LINDA MARION 107 BHS News KOJAK, ELIAS THOMAS 65 Teacher Asssstant, Football KREPPER, G MICHAEL 183, 185 Band, Orchestra, All-Reglon Band, All-Regson Orchestra L LANDRUM, JAMES 107, 183, 185 LANE, CAROL ANN 107, 182, 186, 208 Queens, Trl-Hs-Y LANE, JAMES M 107, 192, 193 Ht-Y LAWRENCE, JOHN M, 94, 107 Gall, Hs-Y, Teacher Asssstant LEE, EILEEN LEE, JAMES 108, 192, 193 Teacher Asssstant LEE, KAREN SUE 108 Speech and Drama, Red Cross, Band, Orches tra LEGGETT, EDDIE 192, 193 LEVIN, IVY LYNNE 108, 167, 171, 215, 216 222, 226 Speech and Drama, Anchor Club, NHS, Psne Burr, Whos Who, Salutatorsan, Amerscan Chernscal Socsety Award, Commencement Speaker LEWIS, JOSEPH Teacher Asssstant, Football LEWIS, WANDA LOU 108 Speech and Drama, Llbrary Asssstant LOMBARDO, ANNA MARGARET 80, 108,186, 220, 224, 230 Oflsce Asssstant, Trs-HsfY, La Pettte, Cheer, leader, Psne Burr Beauty, Sensor Favarlte, Chalr ISectson Leaderl, Ensemble Member, 1st Place Sala LOZANO, JOE 64, 68, 70 LUMPKIN, JAMES ROY 108, 185 Band M MACKIN, MARTY 108, 182, 201 Queens, FHA, Trl-HI-Y MADENWALD, FRED A 88, 108, 113 Track, French Club MAGLIOLO ll, JOSEPH JOHN 108 Band, Teacher Asssstant MANES, JEANETTE 168, 182 Otlsce Asssstant, Queens, Trl-Ht-Y, La Petste MARABELLA, CORINE 108 MARTIN, BARBARA 46, 97, 108,182, 186, 201, 221 Queens, Senlor Favorste MARTINEZ, FAITH 108 MCADOO, SALLY ANNE 108, 167, 186, 218 Oltlce Asststant, Anchor Club, NHS, Trl-Hs-Y, La Petste, Who s Who, Chosr, Votce al Youth MCAFEE, WILEY B 108, 167,216 NHS, Teacher Asststont, Football, Tennss, Or- chestra, Who s Who, Latsn Club MCCLENDON, JAMES 109, 193 MCCLURKIN, PATRICIA ALICE 109, 167, 209, 221, 224 250 NHS, Trs-H1-Y, La Petste, Cheerleader, Y- Teens, Sentar Eavorste McGOWN, MARY BETH 109, 182, 209 Oftlce Asssstant, Queens, Trs-Hs-Y, La Petlte MclNTOSH, MICHAEL WAYNE 96, 109, 186 Basketball, Hi-Y, Teacher Asssstant, Tennss, Cholr, Football MCLAUGHLIN, JAMES EDWARD 85, 86, 87, 192 Track MCWILLIAMS, JOHN ARTHUR FFA MEGAS, RICHARD LANE 109, 192, 193 Football Mgr., Track Mgr., Lsbrary Asslstant MILLER, CAROLE SUSAN 109, 165, 208 Volleyball, Anchor Club, Trs-Hs-Y, FTA MILLER, GREGORY JAMES 109 Teacher Asssstant MITCHELL, LINDA DARLENE MONTS, KAREN ANN 109, 182, 208 Queens, FHA, Trs-Hi-Y, Red Cross, Band, Ll' brary Assrstant MOORE, FRANK 65, 193 Teacher Asssstant, Football MYERS, JAMES EDWARD 100, 167, 173, 220 Red Cross, Hs-Y lSecretaryl, NHS, Teacher Asssstant, Student Counctl, Tennls, Baseball, Senlor Favorste, Sensor Class Vsce-President, Lattn Club, Newspaper Stall l9thl, 4th Place Scsence Fasr l9thl, lst Place Scsence Fasr l10thl, Texas Chemsstry Award N NIGHT, BARBRA LEE 109, 182, 230 Red Cross, Queens, BHS News, Anchor Club, Trl-Hs-Y La Petlte, Teacher Asssstant, Y-Teens, Psne Burr Beauty, Qusll and Scroll NEILL, JOHN THOMAS NIEZEK, WOLFORD CHARLES 108, 109, 167, 183, 184, 219, 226 NHS, Bond, Tennts, Orchestra, Who's Who, Rep. In Brownwood - Youth sn Democracy NORTON, DAVID LEE 86, 192 Track NORTON, DONNA LEE 96, 109 Tennss NUNEZ, MICHAEL BABB 109, 216 NHS, Who 5 Who, Tennss, Football O ORLANDO, CONCETTA JOSEPHINE OROZCO, JUVENTINA ITINAI 109 Ft-IA OSBORNE, EDWARD 109 P PARSONS, CHARLES 109, 171 PATTERSON, FRED D 109, 183 184 Red Cross, Key Club, Band, Orchestra PAYNE, JULIAN FLETCHER 109 Red Cross, Key Club, VICA PEMBERTON, PAIOE 46, 51 , 97, 1 10, 167, 173, 209, 221 222, 224 Student Councsl, Cheerleader, Sentor Favor, Ile PHELPS, BILLY M. 106, 110, 183,184 194 Band, Orchestra PORTERFIELD, STELLA LOUISE PRYOR, SIDNEY ANN 110, 231 Speech and Drama, Olttce Asststant, Queens, Trs-Hs-Y, Student Counctl, Psne Burr Beauty Runner-Up Q QUINONEZ, SARA no R RAINES, SANDRA SUE 110, 182, 183 Red Cross, Volleyball, Queens, Anchor Club, TrsHs-Y, Teacher Assvstant, Orchestra, Csty Wtde Councsl Red Cross, Pep Squad RAWLINSON, IARRY DEAN 64 66, 67, 68, 70, 72,192,11O,221 Basketball, Volleyball, Hs-Y, Track, Teacher Asssstant, Student Caunctl, Football, Baseball, Sensor Favorite, All-Dsstrsct Football RAY, GERALD LEON 65, 66, 74, 167, 110, 221. 222 Red Cross, Faculty Advssory, Basketball, Ol Isce Asssstant, Football, Track, Lsbrary Asstst- ant, Baseball, Sensor Fayarste REAUD, JON C 48, 110 Basketball, BHS News, HIY, Band, Teacher Asssstant, Student Council, Baseball, Texas Gull Coast Hsgh School Press Aasoclatson tnessdenn REYES, DANNY 110, 185, 193 Band, Orchestra REYES, DAVID R 110, 183 185 Speech and Drama, Band, Teacher Asststant, Orchestra REYES, MARCELINA Lrbrary Asststant REYNOLDS, TYRONE LEE 64, 88 Basketball, Football, Track RIVERA, MARTHA ANN 110 Lsbrary Asssstant ROBERTS, ROBERT RODRIGUZ, ROBERT DAVID 64, 110 Teacher Asssstant, Football ROGERS, MIKE 64 ROSA, JUANITA 110 Teacher Asssstant RUBIO, DANIEL REYES 64, 67 Basketball, Hs-Y, Football, Track RLJBIO, LINDA FAY 110 Oltsce Asssstant, Teacher Asssstant, VOE RUSSELL, JOHN 110, 172, 173, 220 Basketball, Hs-Y, Student Councsl, Football, Track, Sensor Fovorlte, Student Body Treasur- er S S SANDEL, MICHAEL WAYNE 110 HI Y, Teacher Asssstant SATTERFIELD, DEBORAH SARAH 110,167, 173, 174, 208 Faculty Advssory, Olltce Asssstant, Anchor Club, FHA, NHS, ms-ITV SAWYER, MARY PAMELA 104, 111, 167, 173, 182, 183, 222 Red Cross, Queens, NHS, Trl-HI Y, La Petste, Teacher Asssstant, Student Councsl, Orches tra, All-State Orchestra, Key Club Sweet- heart, Reglon Orchestra, Queens Captaln, Lattn Club SCHWARTZLOZE, DAVID WILLIAM 111 Hs-Y, Football SEYMORE, DAVID GERARD 111 Red Cross, DECA IPressdentl SHORKEY, CAROL ANN 111 164 182 209, 220, 222 Queens lCaptasnl, BHS News, Anchor Club, FHA, Trl-HIVY IPsesldentl, VICA, Student Councll, GSL, Senlor Favorste, Qusll and Scroll, ICC, Csty Youth Councsl SHOOK, KYLE E 89, 92, 93, 186, 193 Baseball SIMANK, DEBRA SUE 111, 182, 208 Queens lCaptasnI, Trl-Hs-Y, Band, Teacher Asssstant, YfTeens SIMMONS, ELIZABETH 111 SIMMONS SANDY 111 SKARKE, EDWARD ALOYSUIS SMITH, DAVID MARSHALL 77, 78, 80, 81, 111 Red Cross, Basketball, Hs-Y SMITH, KYLE 111 SPENCER, DAVID STEPHEN 111 Red Cross, DECA lVtce-Prestdentl, French Club, Lattn Club SPROUSE, PATSY ANN 111 Speech and Drama Teacher Asssstant, L1 brary Asssstant STARK, OAYLON R Basketball, VICA, Football STUDDERT, LINDA SUE 111, 165, 167, 208, 217, 222, 228 Speech and Drama Red Cross, Volleyball Assessor cluss, NHS, ms-ss y tvseevteslfsenst, Teaches Asssstant, Lsbrary Asssstant, FTA IPressdentl, Pep Squad SUITS, SHARON KAY 111 Red Cross, Volll-yball, DECA SWEARINGEN, KENNETH O 111 Band SWEATT, LANEY B 111 Red Cross, Key Club, Teacher Asssstant T TEMPLE, JAY 77, 78, 82, 89, 90, 91, 92, 112 Basketball, Football, FFA, Baseball THAMES, GENA BETH 97,109,1l2,173,174, 175, 182, 222, 228, 194, 208 Queens, Anchor Club, Trl-HIVY, La Petste, Stu- dent Councsl, Latsn Club, Spsrst Key Award, Basketball Sweetheart, DAR Award THOMAS, MONA LEIGH 112, 162, 167, 229, 230 Speech and Drama IPresldentl, Red Cross, NHS Trt-Hs Y, La Pettte, Teacher Asssstant, Psne Burr, Psne Burr Beauty, Inter-Club Coun- csl THOMPSON, RICHARD 64, 86, 112, 192 Red Cross, Football, Track THREADGILL, CAMILLE 112, 167, 208 NHS, Tr:-Hs-Y, Teacher Asssstant, Chorus lOl- tscerl TINSLEY, NANCY FAYE 112 Volleyball, Oltsce Asssstans TRUM, HILDEGUARDE 112, 164, 182 Queens TURNER, ROSEMARY VOE V VALDEZ, DIAN 112 Red Cross, Olltce Asssstant, Lsbrary Asststant, FTA VICKERS, ALAN 112 W WAGGONER, LINDA ANNE 112, 191, 231 TrsfHsfY, Red Cross, La Petste, Teacher Asslst ant, Y-Teens, Pune Burr Beauty Runner-Up Outstandsng VOE Student WALKER, ROGER SCOTT 46, 112 Basketball, FHA, HIVY WALL, ANNA SHARLEEN 112 Red Cross, Othce Asssstant, FHA WARREN MARLA 112 TrsfHt,Y, VICA WATSON, BENA LAURIE 112 WATSON, HORALD VIROIL 111, 113, 192 Lsbrary Asssstant WEBB, LESLIE 113 WEISBACH, DEDE 113, 167, 182, 231 Speech and Drama, Olllce Asssstant, Queen: Anchor Club NHS, Trl Ht Y, La Petste,Teac1 er Asssstant, Student Counctl, 'Y-Teens, Psn Burr Beauty Runner-Up WELBORN, DONALD WALTER 113 Track WELLER, FENNER REELE 51, 113, 173, 221 222 FHA, Hs-Y, Key Club, Teacher Asssstant, St dent Councll, Sensor Favorste, Juntor Cla Pressdent, Parltamentarsan ol Student Count WHATLEY, O DEXTER 64, 113, 176 Basketball, Foosball, FFA, Baseball WHEAT, HILARY 51, 113, 182, 209,219 Faculty Adyssory, Queens lCaptasstl: Trt-Hs- Teacher Asssstant, Who s Who: Optsrnsst Cls Award WHITE, MARY KATHERINE 113, 184 Band, Teacher Asssstant WIGGINS, STEVEN LEE 102, 192 Key Club WILLIAMSON, SHERRILL 113, 183 Queens, Trl 1-ls Y, La Petste, Orchestra WINTER, MARILYN 113 Anchor Club, Trsrt-tsY, La Pesste, VICA WOODS, BOBBY GENE JR 64 113 186,12 192, 193, 219 Football, Track, Who s Who, All'State Chl Two lst sn Sola at ISL WRIGHT, MICHAEL NELSON 113, 192 Teacher Asssstans Y YANCY MICHAEL JAMES 113, 193 Track, Pssse Burr A Aarhus, Mark 143 Abbot, Glenn 193 Adams, Charles 129 Ad1uns,Rusty 89,115 Alken,8arbara115,l66,182,186 Alberts, Mrchoel 143 Albrecht, Pattl 143 Allordyce, John 115 Allen, Jamle 129 Allen, Jan 115 Allen, Jane 143 Allen, Make 51, 64, 66, 71, 83,129, 193, 228 Alter, Ke1th129 Altom, Jerry 129 Anderson, Barbara 115 Antolne, Joseph 193 Armstrong, Owen 143 Arnold, Sandy 46,l15,173, 203, 224 rrlngton, Pattye 129 shy, Bernadette 143 hy, Paul 129 ustln, Patrlcla 51, 115l166,184 utry, Barbara 129 B abel, Rebecca 129, 183 aier,R1cky 96,143 alley,Dav1d 94,95, 129, 185 all, Nelda 185 almer, Tommy 46 arcloy,Klm129 arclay,Paul143 arnes, Don 65, 193 arnes,Made1rne115, 166, 183 ,arranco, Rose Ann 129 10rron,Debb1e 143 larrow,Da1Iy129 lean, Debble 129 leon,Pou1193 leall,Mrke1831185 leaver, Reglna 129 reck, Brenda 143 leck, Roy 83 ender, Helalne 129 ,erard, Bonn1e128,129, 204 ernard, cathy 143 brnard,Den1se115,182 erotte, Joseph 1 15, 177, 192, 193 lerw1ck,Frank 185 rryhlll, John 143 bb, Wayne 143 111, Helen 129 lrdsong, Tracy 130 iackrnon, Lenette 130 1a1n, Scott 1 15, 185 onlrenshlp, J. W. 130, 185 ank, Larry 77,89, 130,185 Aazek, Joey 143 oyd, Paul 144 um, M1r1am130 um, Robert 144, 184 bbrtt,.11m115,13O dwln, Paul 192 les, John 1 151 199 nvra,l?1chard 144 ram, Glenda 130 ren, Wlllram 144 rque, Lynnette 144 vcher, Don 144 ullllor-.,Freddle 115 ulware, Barbara 130 urne,M1lce 144 w1e,Jess1e 144 ykrn,Pam142l144,173 hm,Debb1e 115 ye, Duane 184 nnan, Cynlhra144,171 scoe, Debbue 144 te, Beverly 1 15 okner, Kathy 130 ussard, Davld 51,129,130 ussard,Jack1yn13O Student Index Broussard, Tom 721115, 192 Brown, Annette 144 Brown, Kathy 115, 182 8rown, Vlcky 130, 186 Brlnk, Debb1e13O Bruner, Arlene 116 Bryan, Rlck 144 Bubeck, Darlene 1 16, 171, 186 Buchanan, Margl 144 Buckley, Patty145 Bucknum, Ray 145 8uescl'1er, Jan 145 Burkett, Connle 145, 184 Burrus,V1v1an 130 BYfan, Sherman 193 C Cagle, Glenda 116 Caldwell, Carol1ne130 Callcway,Ted116,120,123,1 Callender, Mark 145, 184 Callender, Sherry 145, 225 Camrnaclc, Beth 130, 183, 186 Cammack,Lonn1e145 Camp,Dennls145 Campbell, Charles 130, 1831 18 Camplsl, JoAnn 131 Cantu, Floyd 1 16 Carden, Jan 131, 184 Carl, ocnyl 1 16 63,183 5 Car1lsle,Rober146,145,173,174 Carr, Katherrne 116 Carrell, Ted 184 Carrens, John 145 Carswell,B11l131,183 Carter, Clndy 1 16, 222 Carver, Donald 116 Casey, Mark 116 Cassady, Katy 131 Cates,B1l1131, 171,173,186 Cell1,Gary131 Chance,Palr1c1a145 Chapman, V1ck1145 Charleston, Lee 145 Cherry, Delores 145 Cherry, Frank 131, 185 Cherry, Peggy 131 Choate, Jerry 185 Chrls, Pam 116 Clcardo, Joseph 185 Cltrano, Danna145 CIanahan,M1ke116, 186 Clark, Colleen 146 Clawson, Randall 146 Clem, Ann 131 Clem, S11vla116 Cllclr, Shella146 Clonrnger,,lu1la131 Clubb,C1ara116,166,182 C1ubb,Jlm146 Cochran, Ern1e131 Coc1cerham,Cl1lton 116 Coffman, Make 146, 184 Coklnos, Marla 1311 1731 174, 183 Colburn, Sam 146 Coleman, Elroy 193 Coleman, Mary 1311 136 Calllns,Jod1e 48,128,131,171 Colstan, Terry 185 Calwell, Kerry 146 Combest, Brand 131 Combs, Martln 116 Cooper,Calv1n 184 Cootey, Steve 185 Carmler, Myra 146, 184 Cox. Marlanr1e146, 183, 225 Cox, Nancy 1 16, 183 Crolg, Stephen 146, 173 Crawford, Etta 184 Crocker, Gay 131, 186 Crocker,G1ee116, 171, 186 Countryman, Wayne 131, 141, Cruz, Raymond 146 Cummlngs, Robert 192 184,188 Cunnrngham,Clndy131,184 D Dana,M1ke 192 Dahmer,Debb1e132,133,164 Danna, Clara 146 Davls, Dlanne132 Davls, Mlke 132 Davls, Shella 146 Davrs, Wade 132, 184 Deorman, K1rk116,183,18-41185 DeMent, Cr1t116, 171, 1921 193 Derr1clc,Jae146, 184 Deutser, Hllton 146 DeVers.a, Joe 146 Dlckson, Carole 132 Drxon, Sonny 96,117 Dlxon, Ted 146 Domlnquez, Grlbert 192, 193 Dornlnquez, Johnny 51 Dorgan, Clndy 46, 51, 132 Dorn, Bonrta 146 Doughart, Steven 89, 1321185 Dover, Janet 1 17, 182 Dover, Joan 114, 117, 182 Downs, Debby 146 DuBose, Debble 132 Du8ose,Edd1e 83,117,183 185 Duhon, Donald 146 Duhon, Pattr 146 Dull, Donald 117 Dull, Larry 186 Dunn, Gary 147 Dunn, John 1241 132 Durro, Barbara 1 17 E Easter, Fred 184 Edd,M1ke117,185 Eldrldge, Cathye132 Ellrs, Mark 147 E1llson,Dav1d192 Endsley, Valer1e117 Endsley, Gary 147 EnQllsl1,8reC1c 117 Englrsh. Frances 147 Erben, Pam117,182 Evans, Kathy 132 Evans, Susan 132, 205 Evatt, Debble 147 Everage, Tom147, 186 Everts, Beth 147 F Forha,W11l147 Ferguson, Aleta 147 Flelds, Johns 147, 185 Frndlater, Doug 185 Flndlater, James 184, 182 F1sher,Sarn 94,117 F1shero,Pat147 Flocke, Torn 69, 73, 117 Flocke, T1m132 Flores, Paula 132 Foreman, Judy 132 Faster, Karol 184 Farkner,Donna117, 182 Fowler, Kaye 147 Fox, Pat 147 Faxworth, Reba 132 Franke, Karla 147 Frankes, Amy 192 Franke, Chrlstlne 133, 183 Frasher,Patty147 Frasher, Susann 132, 137, 186, 225 Freeman, Judy 133 Fr1edman,Harrret117,183 Frlssall, George 65, 77, 88, 118 Fuquay, Bobby 133 Fuquay, J1mrny 87, 118 Fuller, Debble118 G Gaor, Klm 133 Galller, Johnny 147 Geller, Mary Arrrr 133 Galluer, Nancy 1 18, 182 Galloway, Carl 147 Gallaway,Vlrg1n1a133 Garza, 8arney 133 Garza, Camllle 184 Gaston, Brenda 147 Gates. Jan 133 Gates, Jayme 148 Gay, Rrchard 183 GedaIy,Jerre11l18,166,171, 185 George, Robert 148, 184 George, Tommy 1 18 Glb11n,John133,185 Glglla, Reglna118, 182 Glndratt, Todd 148 G1sh,N1kr118,169,182 Glass,81ll133,184 G1ass,Cec1194,118,185 Gocns, Davld 148 Goetsel1,Debb1e133 Goetz, John 89,118 Goetz, Tom 132, 133 Gonzales, Cynthla 118 Gonzales, Josephlne 133 Goodman, Beulah 1 18, 184 Goodman, Curlls 193 Goodman, Wrnlred 148 Gore, Dawn133 Graham, Charles 118 Graham, Mark 148 Gray, Cathye 133, 183, 204 Gray, Kathy 148 Gray, Pam 133 Gray, Pat 133 Greenwood, Tommy 148 Gr1mes,AnnMar1e148 Grogan, Lols 133 Guarnere, Sandra 118, 182 Gulllary, Roxanne 46,148,173, 22 GUrslcl,Pat 118 Gulhr1e,Jon1 148 Gwln, Glnger148 Gwrn,Harv1n 94, 95,148 H Hager, Gordon 148 Ham,8arbara134 Hamllton, Dlanthla 96 Hammock, Susan 148, 173, 184 Hardy, Martha 118 Hardt, John 77,79, 119, 166 Hargrove, Jlmmy 1 19 Harrls, Jana 134 Harrlson, Carroll 149 Hartman, Helen 134 Hatton, Patrlcla 134 Hawa, Karen 119, 173, 175, 18211 Hawthorne, Mary 134 Haydell,Pam149 Hayme, 8111 134 Heath, Susan 134, 186 Hearn, Cynthla 134, 184 Hartl1eId,Louls 134 Harrlson, John 193 Heare, Edward 149, 183 Hendrrck, Layne 134 Henry, Cree 1 19 Hera, John 119 Hernandez, Claudla 149, 183 Hernandez, Coak1e184 Herr1ngtar1,James119,193 Hester, John 89 H11I,El1zabethl34 H11l,Vrrg1n1a 149 Hmshaw, Rex 65,69, 119, 1731229 Hlnshaw, Susan142, 149,155 Hrtt, Sherry 134 Hobbs,Pat119, 171,185 Hobbs, Tee 149 Hack, Kathy149 Hogan, Mrke 46, 119 5 8 Lane, Donna 135, 184 Hagan, Vaughan 134 Hofmann,Jan1s 149 Holland, Cathy 134 Holliday, George 119, 176 Hood, Jeannte 1 19 Nunez, Mark 153 Holliday, Steven134,1731185 Hallyfteld, Cec1Ie119, 188 Homuth, Curtis 134 Hood, Paty 149 Hopk1ns,Lau1e134, 171,186 Hopper, Judy 149, 184 Horn, Don 183 Houghton, Pat184 Hubner, Carolyn 52,119,169,182 Huber, Patr1c1o 149 Haber, stephen 150 Hudnall, James 1 50 Huey, Jane 150 Hu9g,M.ke150 Humphrey, Sandra119, 166,185 Humphrey, Stella 134 Hunter, Wtll1am150 Huntey, Bruce 150 Iles, Herman 119 Hurst, Lynda 150 Hurst, Mark 89 Husband, Virglma 1 19, 182 Hussey, 8en 134 Hutto, Christy 114, 119, 166, 1731 174, 182 183 lvers, Scott 54, 65, 71 , 72, 83, 119, 173 J Jackson, John 135 Jakino,Jan1ce150,186 James, Ltsa 150 Jenk1ns,Joan150 Jennrngs, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnston, Rtchord 150 Ankey 193 Ann 53,130,135I186 Dav1d 150 James 186, 192 Jo Ann 120 M1ke 83 Tony 150 Jones,Danna135,185 Jones,Jula1nne 128, 135, 173, 174 Jones, Leonard 135 Jones,Tlm65,71,83,120,167,173,186,1 Junod,8etty120,182 K Ka1uza,M1ke 150 Kelley, Joe 120' Kelley, Marcel 120 Kelley, Scott 120 Kelley, ViCk1120,182 Kelly, John 150 Kelly, Paul 150 Kendrick, Ana Beth12O,183,185 Kendrtck, Jean 150 Kennett, Ross 1 50 Kerr, Nancy 150 Kessler, Arlene 120 Key, Jtm 64,135,173 K1ng,Debb1e150 Kmg, Douglas 135 K1ng, Ronald 151, 185, 222 Klng, W1nter 151 K1rbow,B1lIte151 K1rby, Jerry 193 K1rk,J1mmy 151 Klassen, Ann 120 Klein, Leah Beth 151, 184 Klem, Susan 53,120,191 Kluttz, Mary 151 KnobIe,811I120 Koch, George 135 Koch, Gordon 151 Koshk1n,Jack120,199 Kalal, Janet 151, 1731 174 Kramp, Mark 120 LaFleur,Gordan 120 252 93 Lamb,Jan1e151 Lancaster, L1ftord 1511 184 Landrum, Darlene 1 35, 171 Landry ,Ralph 1 20, 192 Landry, Ronnte 193 Landry Landry ,Sh1rley121 ,Teddy 151, 104 Langham, Gerald 89 Langham, Larry 135 Lawerence, James 192 Lawerence, Tony 64 Langley, Gerald 64 Laveley, Dlanna 121 Le8lanc, Paula 151 Lee, Coral 184 Lee, La rry 135, 185 Lee, Robert 121 Leub, Frank 185, 192, 193 Lettch, Leltch, Legar, Lemor, Doug s3,121,1s7,10a Mary Ann 152 Rely 135 Herbert 193 Levtn, Jason 1 521 1711 247 Mudd, Donald 46, 51 , 89,142,153 Mudd, Ronnie 89,122 Murphy, Crndy 1 22, 1821 103 Mussa, Deborah 122, 125, 1821 207 Myers, Clem 153 N Neal, Cathy 122, 182 Nea1,Chr1s1221228 Neal, Gary 77,83,153 Nelson, Debby 122, 183 Nlxon, Nancy 153, 186 Nurner, Kenny 122 O O Ftel, A1ex1ne122 Ollver, Carol136 Orozo, T1no 75 Orr, W11l1am153 Osborne, Broocks 54,121,122,162 O11,Day1d 136, 164 P Lewts, C11tton193 Lewrs, John 135 Ltebtng, M1nette152 Locke, David 135, 193 Loeb, N1ta186 Long, Debbie 152 Lopez,V1rg1n1a121,183 Lybrand, Lee 64, 121,192, 193 M Maddox, Susan 135 Magill, Alan132,184 Mahatley, Wanda 121, 182 Ma1er, Susan 135 Malley, Kathryn Ann121 Maloney, Corey 152 Manes, Ann 136, 205 Mann, Karen 152 Manuel, Ruta 121, 191 Marks, Tobey 121, 186, 162 Marshall, R1chardl52,186 Mort1n, Donald 152 Mart1ngale, James 152 Martrnez, Johnny 65,121 Marty, Andrea 121 Matthews, Carole 152 Matthews, Darrell 152, 186 Matthews, Joyce 136 Matthews, Make 136 Maxted,Debb1e186 Mayheld, Rob 651 89, 121, 228 Maywald, Denise 136 McA1I1ster, Rachel 121, 182 McBroom, Ronnie 152 McCa1l,Lyd1a 1521183 McClelland, Norman 136 McLeod,Carla122 McLen1ore, Druanne 1221 184 McClurk1n, Hal 136 McDan1el, Jane 136, 186 McDermand,Anna136,186 McQueen, James 193 McW1ll1ams, Fred 64, 193 McW1lI1ams, M1nn1e 136 Me1tzen,Jacque11ne153 Men1us,Joe136,184 Mered1no,L1l11an153 Metoyer, Joseph 77 Mett1en,G1en192 M1lburn,Sandta153 M1lIer,D1an122, 182 M1tchell,Jon122,183,184 M1tche11,W1Il1am122 Mack, Robert 122 Mogul, Alon 136 Monroe, Mary 122, 182 Montgomery, Rebecca 136 Moore, Debbue 122 Moran, James 83 Morgan, M1ke 64167,72,122 Morrls, Barbara 153 Morrell, Charla 136 Moss, Moke 153 Pace, Debby 153 Pace, Paul 1 54, 177 Page, Jumrny 1541 186 Parks, Debbte154 Pauler, Bobby 83, 137 Parker, Suzy 136 Parks, James 136, 185 Parson s, Darlene 136 Parsons, Deborah 136 Payne, Jlmmy 137, 184 Pearson, Cathenne 123 Peckham, M1chae1123,185 Peckham, Pamela 137 Peoples, Gerald 123 Peoples, Wayne 137 Perrodun, Anna 1231 186 Peterson, Marsha 137 Perry, H W l19,123,167.1711185 Peterson, Mary Clare 154 Petkovsek, Warren 123, 183, 185 Peyton, Mtke 154 Phelan, Shetla 123, 182 Phelps, Jody 137, 183 Ph1lltps,Pr1sc1lla123 Ph1ll1ps, Randy 137 Plangham,Sylv1e137 Plettmon, Susan 154 Ploeger,T1na 46, 51,154,225 Plummer, Pat 123 Poland, Bruce 154 Powell, Drxte 154 Powell, Ray 154 Prunes,Lou1s154 Puryear, Rodney 137, 185 Qu1ck,E1leen123,169,182 R Rawd1n,Lour1e154 Rawhngson, Tommy 74, 77,137 Ray, Corbett 83, 123 Ray, Darlene 46, 123,224 Ramsey, Bah 54I64,731l23,167,173,174I 183 Reed, Deborah 123 Reeves, Karen 137, 171 Reyes, MJ123 Reyes, Ton1 154, 173 Reza, Gerald 154 R1chards,Pattt123 R1chardson,C1ndy154 Rlchardson, Cynthta 155 Ruihardson, Gerald 94, 951 1551 173, R1chman,Robb1e123 Rtchman, Ressa 155 R1cks,Sh1rIey123,182 R1denour,L1z155 R1les,W1111am 167 Roblnson, Judy 155 Robmson, Lynn 155 Robtnson, Sylv1a137 Rochelle, Randy 137 1 Rott,Bonn1e12A Rogers, Regtno 139 Ross,R1d1eyl24,l67,173,183 Rouse, Mark 137, 184 Ruthn, Raphael 193 Rupp,She1ley124,164l169,182 Rush,J1mmy51l114,124, 167,185 Russel1,Kay124,182 Russell, Mark 124 S Soenz,L1r1da137 Saenz,Sylv1a155 Sanchez,Al1c1a155 Sanchez, Cynthra 137, 183 Sanchez, Dav1d155 Sanders, Randy 124 Satterf1eld,Rabert17,138,184 Scarbaraugh,C1ndy155 Scarborough, K1nn1e155 Schre1ber,L1sa124l182,183 Schwartz,Ga1l124 Schartz, Martha 138 Schwartzloze, Bob 46,138,173 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