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

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BONFIRE AND PARADE OPEN HOMECOMING '64 Popeye of the Freshman class receives fourth place in the class competition. The Octopus from the Junior class rates third place in the Homecoming Parade. Sophomore Deer walks off the plank into secc-Mbelefaf A Bonfire ignites spirit for Homecoming activities. va? The Senior Lighthouse lights the way to victory for a first place Homecoming float. l7

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Feelings of competition are forgotten as Senior and Junior girls, such as Charlene Hitt, Diana Little, Laura Booth Melanie Mosis, Barbara Mangrum, Margaret Yonaites, Mary Monarch, and Kay Steele, unite in spirit of victory. SENIOR SAINTS TRIUMPH Nancy Munz and Sherry F. Moore present the Senior coaches, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Biggers, Mrs. Robinson, and Miss Cabiness, with beautiful corsages to express the gratitude ot the Senior girls. I6 With spirit in the air and excite- melnt in everyone's heart, the Senior girls engage in the annual Powderputf Game with the Jun- ior girls. An arousing pep rally was held to stimulate enthusiasm and present mascots, cheerlead- ers, and twirlers. During the rally, the Seniors exhibited Saints of blue, gold, and silver, the Juniors presented orange anol purple pol- kadotted Diddybugs . During an evening of ecstacy and fas- cination, the Senior Beau, James Mach, and the Junior Beau, Rick Pierson, were introduced. This brought to an end another action- packed Povvderputt Game leaving the Seniors exultant from a vic- tory ot 24-i 8.

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The newly-crowned 1964-65 Homecoming Queen, Nancy Richardson, is escorted from the field by Co-captains, Jim Stinson and Jerry Spinks. Coaches Harris, Henry, and Watson lay aside their coaching uniforms for more formal at- tire. I8 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE Bill Yeoman captures the attention of the audience with humorous episodes of his football career.