Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

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Clubs Reflect Skill And Talent . (ABOVE LEFT.) AUTO MECH.; BOTTOM: J. Valejo, S. Shockley, D. Stutts, C. Valejo 2ND.: T. Broom, R. Keller, A. Ables, L. Stutts TOP: C. King, K. Harris, M. Schwind, Ss. Cole (ABOVE RT.) QUILL SCROLL; BOTTOM: L. Scroggins, K. Raines TOP: T. Cathy, J. Petry 5 ae ge ; , Fags a SS taay a eae Vag INTERNATIONAL CLUB: BOTTOM: A. Ramirez, B. Shurbet, F. Gibson, T. McDonald, D. Arnold 2ND.: M. Petta, D. White, L. Lecroy, D. Moseley, R. Warren, D. Lacy, D. Molina, N. Booker, D. Varnes, D. Linton, B. Hollinger, M. Kelley, Mrs. Griffith 3RD.: E. Bell, P. Guerieri, S. Strong, B. Blessing, G. Rodreguiz,W. Bocanegra, D. Garcia. J. Collins, J. Hicks, S. Scroggins, S. Buice, M. Green, B. Burks, A. Breeze, D. Burke, S. Hollinger, C. Herren, S. Douglas, T. Hendon, T. Huckabee ? i ba y eb uk f = YN) “wy « z . y 3 } cnt : : Vex i . a ¥ ¥ ar fh “ig ay ¥ 4 x - Tap ey cal 1 ay “ 4TH: B. Hicks, B. Allen, B. Moores, G. Harrison, V. Walker, L. Peets, M. Nuckols, B. Adams, D. Gonzales, B. Glaze, T. Baldridge, D. Merck, C. Hollingsworth, P. Cooper, G. Gordon, P. Parker, S. Douglas, L. Eitel TOP: D. Ross, S. Smith, S. Wilson, C. Brown, J. West, L. Hines, K. Gardener, D. Wooldridge, K. Gahagen, S. Britt, R. Carruth, K. Steward, D. Ford, F. Berry, G. Knight, R. Stripling.

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Clubs Prepare Students For The Future ART CLUB is a social group whose main tie is an interest in art. These students range from those going on to major in art in college or in the business world to those who enjoy art as a hobby to those who simply enjoy viewing the art work of others. The club went on sketching trips, picnics, and museum and gallery visiting. The club made posters and signs as money-making projects. These pro- jects benefitted other clubs, the drama department, and the Everman Youth Association. The LIBRARY CLUB was organized to give service to the library, the teachers, and the school. The Club sponsored a Book Fair and sold candy as money-making projects. They hosted the Annual District Conference and attended the State Conference in Denton, Texas. The Library Club is sponsored by Ms. Evangeline Brewer. oy eg ey f i | ART CLUB (ABOVE) BOTTOM: Ms. Yar- LIBRARY CLUB (BELOW) BOTTOM: Ms. Brewer, S. Jones, D. Chancey, brough, A. Barree, M. Hamilton, M. Hall, C. C. Davis, L. Hobbs, L. Pruitt, B. Elmore, J. Corpus, C. Brown, N. Neal, Sheets, S. Thetford, J. Hayes. 2ND: V. Hicks, D. G. Jones, T. Yoder. 2ND: A. Fralicks, J. Lewis, J. Hernandez, J. Chancey, T. Dickey, M. Terrell, TOP: B. Jordan, Hernandez, D. Carruth, K. Rosenthal, L. Berg, G. Long, M. Caldwell, L. T. Kamp, P. Guerieri, T. Vass, K. Hunter, R. Brown, P. Allen, D. Zimmerman, L. Taylor. 3RD: T. Bridendolph, V. Champ, J. Corpus, D. Binter, T. Yoder, D. Martinez, T. Dickey, D. Falzarano, J. Rico, D. Farmer, A. Swartsfager, Gibson, J. Dawson, K. Adams, L. Holbert, S. M. Penn, T. Perkins, A. Watts, B. Lewis, J. Ware, R. Ford. TOP: Ringer. C. Johnson, K. Brewer, C. Brewer, J. Denbow, P. McMorris, A. Murray, R. Coppedge, A. Carter, D. Daggs, L. Zimmerman, D. Hogan, C. Turner, J. Trichel, M. McDade, K. Beauchamp. Activities 23

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THIRD PERIOD CHORUS: BOT- TOM: Mr. Burke, T. Duke, T. Null, G. Lewis, C. Washburn, B. Lu- cas MIDDLE: S. Dial, T. Dickiey, A. Blalock, A. Robinson, N. Tuck, R. Lilly TOP: C. Johnson, J. Stevenson, D. Oliver, K. Moses, G. Gordon SECOND PER- IOD CHORUS: BOTTOM: D. Chancey, T.Bow- man, L. Cooper, N. Thompson, S. Wil- liams, D. Musick 2nd.: H. Bowman, T. Youngblood, L. Broon, S. Lacy, T Day, L. Dickerson, J. Neal 3rd.: D. Brooks, D. Hol- land, D. Woodell, D. Daggs, V. Walker, D. Liles, T. Cole, K. Neces- sary TOP: B. Mor- ris, D. Vaughn, R. Jackson, G. Vaughn, S. Her- ring, J. Corpus, D. Ledley, A. Medrano. Clubs help us to learn more about ourselves. We have the opportunity to share ideas. With the sharing of ideas we learn to respect the differences in each other. THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB sold patches, posters and bumper-stickers to raise money in order to sample international cuisine. QUILL AND SCROLL was involved in more Journalism activities. The choir participated in activities such as assemblies, fine arts Display’s, Christ- mas programs, and PTA meetings. Some students were involved in AUTO MECHANICS where they learned how to assemble automobiles. VOE, and academic class, learned more about business education. VOE; BOTTOM: B. Manasco, C. Varley, M. Birdwell, W. Hicks, D. Furstonberg 2ND.: M. Ostein, D. Thompson, L. Vail, M. Holbert, A. Barnett TOP: V. Atmore, R. Stubbe, D. Farris, M. Henson, K. Stewart.