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

Page 30 text:

in rf 3 I lull Longhorn parTy candidaTes Tor counTy officers are: Carla Beaver, Ronnie Jinks, Lucy Bossley, CaThy Cleveland, Tommy BeTTes, Gracie Leedy, NiTa Pickens, and Sherry L. Moore. o During The Pioneer skiT ElizabeTh HunTer rides a covered wagon Through The eligible voTers To arouse spiriT for The Pioneer slaTe of can- didaTes. GOVERNMENT DAY RAllIES Pioneers Try To rally Their supporTers by depicTing a Typical barbecue aT The LBJ ranch. Those parTicipaTing are Nancy Munz, Darlene Aldridge, Charlene HiTT, Carol Canady, Terry LuTz, RufsTy Graham, Sherry SrniTh, ElizabeTh Hunter, and John YounT. 26 l

Page 29 text:

Many dedicated afternoons of both work and pleasure were spent in preparation for The presentation of the Senior class play, Cheaper By the Dozen. This -pop- ular story of an efficient, old-fashioned father confused by daughters who rebel for modern privileges is excellently por- trayed under The guidance of Miss Judy Wolf. The Time and effort put forth by The cast and all Those involved was iusti- fied by The praise received, experience gained, and The satisfaction and pride in presenting another successful Senior play. DOZEN PRODUCTION The male actors, CSeatedJ Tommy Peebles, Steve Town- send, Ronnie Jinks, fStandingJ Tommy Bettes, Bobby Kilborn, Morris Browne, and Al Smithson, pause between scenes while watching backstage mischief. Love could bloom for Elizabeth and Larry if hungry little brother, Steve Townsend, would stop popping in and out! 25

Page 31 text:

The Longhorn party performed an operation on nurses, Bobby Kilborn and Rick Brown, doctors, poor county government. The doctors removed all and the candidates for office: Carla Beaver, Sherry infected areas of county government and put in L. Moore, Nita Pickens, Cathy Cleveland, Tommy good Longhorn policies. Those participating in the Bettes, Ronnie Jinks, Lucy Bossley, Gracie Leedy, operation were Alva Jo Mayes and Peggy Aycoth, and the Party Chairman, Amy Garwood. PIONEERS AND LONGHORNS 'Wan' Students experience democracy in action during the annual elec- tions for student government officials. This year the two par- ties, Longhorn and Pioneer, were allowed to use regular voting ma- chines furnished by the county. Each party presented a skit dur- ing assembly to spark their party on to victory. Longhorns won five places on the ballot and the Pio- The Pioneer candidates for county offices are Elizabeth Hunter, Darlene Aldridge, Carol Canady, Charlene Hitt, Bill Knox, Rusty Graham, John Yount, Nancy Munz, and Sherry Smith. 27 3 5 I neers won four. i 1' r' z