Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1972 volume:

1972 EXPORTER Volume 25 Journalism Department Freeport, Texas if TITLE Life at Brazosport High School is different things to different people . . . to some it's taking a nap in the hall- way, to some it's being an Indian chief rather than class e dn leader, to some it's emptiness, and to a precious few it's even helping others. . , g2,g1 ,, wa -ws W 2-OPE Y! ? OPENING-3 While to others it's a hand of spades, strictly power, a new hair color, a display of spirit, a slow moving struggle, and fun. S-wg Q? i iiiiiii ii or we gsm 4-OPENING 'iw - lfwkggsyijf' 5. ,A ' 'j an Q. ' , A ,,,.. iw '- if x 4. . X 4 1 .5 ,-if I ml-we Q Q Am W- mmm ,, 4-w:mwmmXf1'w+Wmv... 'WWW 4Wvw:ww..,,,,l.ff:.wv Www m Uawme Jw., OPENING-5 Meanwhileg to seniors, it's a last prom, finally a fun day reserved only for them . . . and it's Gliding 0119 life and starting another. 6-OPENING .M-'gag OPENING --L... EXPORTER STAFF Editor .......................... Pam Guillory Associate Editor . . . ..... Mary Shiflet Academics . . Photographers Ads ........ Staff members Advisor .... Cover Design . ..... Becky Closs . . ..... Steve Upton Russell Baker jerry Bellar Paul Stevenson . ....... Lynn Hanks Desiree Brimage Sharon Dean Michelle Jackson Jacque Cundieff . . .James Sharp 'QP!i CONTENTS Student Life Academics Sports People Honors Ads and Index 10 36 86 148 224 328 CONTENTS-9 ? A M 'Qu-ggTEL STUDENT LIFE County fair D1-spitv thi' 4-ustomury pouring rain varly that morning. the' fair parade wi-nt on as srhedulvd. Xlso. as was 1-ustornary. the BHS float was di-vorated lay this DIC studvnts. Other vovutiomil groups such as the weld:-rs he-lpvd with the floral. Reprvsvnt- ativirs of thi- svhool. thc vocational trlassus, and thir Ql11't5Il candidate, Patti Ki-lly. were luvky enough to ridv the vrmition. rlllll' hand. liowvvvr. and the Sliipniates. had to walk. Others who rode included thv cliecr- le-udors in ai bright rm-d Modvl-'lf and, of czoursv, thi' horsemon fund womenj. HHS did wvll when it Caniv to fair awards. Thr l7l5'A boys cann- away with ai lotal ol' svven awards, Art studvnts took four high plum-s. Dunne Calm-rt won ai first place tropliy with his shvll collm-limi, and Nr. Polandis potted plants wvre real winners too. 12-STUDENT LIFE 3 Quik 'QW ws innilxmsfs. v -wt if Emu .3 .'.E' FACING PAGE: ffar leftj Barbara McLen- don, Susan Lewis, and Ann Thomas help with last minute preparations on the BHS float. ftop eenterj L'lt beats walking! Rep- resentatives from contributing organizations and BHS Fair Queen Candidate, Patti Kelly, ride their entry through Angleton. flcftb Joanna Stanford and horse help lead the parade. THIS PAGE: fabove rightj Cheer- leaders fl to rj C. Caston, F. Stacks, R. McDougal, S. Millar, L. Stoval, Nl. McCul- lough, and ,l. Burton salute spectators from an old jalopy. fabovej Duane Calvert proudly displays a Best of Show trophy for his huge shell collection. Qrightj nPlease don't rain on our paradef, The BHS band does its thing in the parade. A ,A ' Q 91:2 ,f,.. ' B TX? .... E ull , STUDENT LIFE-l 3 Homecoming Week The work began Monday and ended Thursday night at 7100 p. in .... The bonfire was lit. After slaving and scav- enging for four days, seniors juhilanlly watched lumher, signs, outhouses, and other unmentionahles brilliantly blaze in the evening air. llomeeoming magic was in that air, lloniecoming night Qsomehody up there must like usj was a success. The llfxporters A . . walked away with their first Qand only, win ol' the year. ,leffa Cahoon was Crowned Homecoming Queen and a very happy victory dance followed. 14--STllDEN'l' LIFE R . Q 5 jf... 1 L' ' 'sk 'A lf 4, y, S+' MQW W 4 s .l y K . Q 1: fs 9'a3,.ft:. 2 Z A , T '5 lv A ' w w r' a , 7. .i v Q , 1 9 ff- 'tr V . FACING PACE: top leftj HHS gocs up in flames. ftop ri tj The Bonfire blazcs ibrightly as a highlight of Homecoming weck. fleftj Homecoming Queen and Court candidates fback row, l to rj Patti Kelly, Kathy Landry, lleifa Cahoon, ffront row, l to rj Leslie Stovall, Hoya McDougal, and ,Terri Murrell, THIS PACE: ftopj Jeffa Cahoon and her father arc jubilant when she is named l9T'l Homecoming Queen. Qahovcj Hwuitwdonit light it yctllla' Proud workers mount their creation bcforc it is destroyed in thc annual ritual. STUDENT LIFE-15 THIS PAGE: fubovej BHS cheerleaders fl to rj Freida Stacks, Marlana McCullough, Hoya Mcllougal, Cathy Caston, ,lean McCullough, and Angela Pessarra are seen lying down on the job. fabove rightj 'gThanks, l needed that. Mrs. Eppes helps Angela Pessarra with her costume. frightj '6You shake it to the left . . .H Freida Stacks and Hoya McDougal lead an cheer from the front line. 16-STUDENT LIFE 'wi' MEI giijf ' , , - ,V ,Q ,NW mf, Mg'f3y411 ' , W ff ' I X W ,,11,,, 1.,,w.,:,,' .W M' f,,,fff: Iff'-lrlilllliffhhefflo f ,, ff gain af' HIS PAGE: ftop? NI just polished my teeth ,with Pearl Drops., Cathy Caston repares to address the rally crowd. fmiddlej Cheer- leaders join Shipmates and others at the first Quarterback Club meeting. fabovej I vonder if this stuffs edible?' Qkneeling, l to 'D J. Burton, J. McCullough, J. Stafford, F. ones, L. Beugler, fsitting, l to rj A. Pes- -ana, and C. Caston paint spirit signs before 1 rally. Qrightj One, two, three kick. Eihierleaders show their ability with a high c . Cheerleaders This yearis cheerleaders fall girlsj started early by attending a one-week camp in August. There they won the spirit stick three times and got to bring it home. The girls worked hard during football season, expecially on Fridays. There were the pep rallies, after which they had to take down all the signs and put them in the Field House. Streamers were placed around the standsg home for a quick supper Quo homeworkj and back for the game. ln addition to these duties, the girls took part in the fair parade and took other area cheerleaders to dinner several times with lVlr. Phillips. E 5 4 STUDENT LIFE-1 7 Christmas 1971 Christmas at BHS brought the usual busy, yet happy atmosphere to the entire school. The Choirs and drama- l- 7 tists combined their efforts to produce l MA Christmas Happeningm as a musical production for the students and the community. Distributive Education and the Student Council worked to- gether to decorate the school with the usual tinsel, red, and green. Sunset Nursing Home was graced with the appearance of the medical Careers Club. The girls tried to bring a little Christmas cheer into the hearts ofthe patients. The BHS members did their best to spread joy by giving a party for the Children at the Brazoria County Youth Home. The first semester was over, school was out for two weeks, 3 ,,,r ,, , ,rr and it was the season to be jolly. Zimmmmiiiw iiiii C CMN if eaaat 18-ST UDENT LIFE fr' a'? 2 5 ggga. ra. ru.. A41 FACING PAGE: ftopj Seniors Karen Kincheloe and Susa.n Horak trim the tree in the lobby. fcenterj Drama students fl to rj C. Boggs, S. Broadway, J. Heath, P. Peres, J. A. McCullough, Nl. McCullough, G. Nelson, and S. Naranjo depict the nativity scene in the Christmas Concert. fbottomjmfhese cookies sort of grow in your mouth. Sev- eral seniors give a pre-Christmas party in the cafeteria. THIS PAGE: ftopj Mrs. Levine directs the choir in its annual Christ- mas Concert. fleftj Mrs. Linda Matthews gives FHA girls some ideas about making Christmas decorations. Q bottom lefty juniors fl to rj Patsy Gonzales, Brenda Hambrick, and Beth Norman un-decorate the DE tree so it can be given to a needy family to brighten their Christmas. fbelowj Mrs. Faye White admires here brilliantly shining mini- tree from afar. ii fi .V Q -V I :S.f1'L,. - - mfr , IE -Z.. ' A ,,. ., f x I J ii . ,Q fa-yfg ,' -. -bf 9' .ff ' . ' . X ag 1 Q! mt ,, E2 ii STUDENT LIFE-19 THIS PAGE: frightj Cathy Caslon and Steve Massoletti demonstrate the proper use of the voting machine during the February election. fbelowj Dawn Murphy and Bill Terry count votes-a popular Student Coun- cil duty. fbelow rightj Student Council offi- cers fl to rj Sam David, presidentg Karen Arrington, treasurerg Mark Teinert, chaplaing Karen Kinchcloe, secretaryg Susan Horak, corresponding secretary, and Steve Masso- letti, vice president display the schoolas new victory flag. fbottomj 1971-72 Student Council members Q front row, I to rj Mr. Bill Shaw fsponsorj, S. David, S. Massoletti, K. Kincheloe, K. Arrington, S. Horak, M. Teinert, H. Eppes, P. Roberts, Mr. Steve Yates fsponsorj, fsecond row, l to rj li. Knipping, J. McCullough, K. Brannan, S. Millar, V. Kincheloe, D. Murphy, S. Peters, T. Lawler, S. jones, D. Jackson, Qthird row, l to rj D. Ferguson, C. Fields, G. Brown, M. McCullough, F. Stacks, C. Caston, j. Ruddick, C. Nixon, J. Stafford, F. Jones, flast row, l to rj B. Dunn, D. Ledesma, R. Tobias, B. Ingalls, S. Lippold, L. Fowler, L. Alexander, S. Wyatt, B. Dunn, and ,I Burton. rar-vvvs r Q r'rr r ii it 20-STUDENT LIFE 1 '?' THIS PAGE: flop leftj uI'd look a lot better if l found my glass eyc-fl Larry Perryman does his version of the hunehback of Notre Dame. ftop middlej Hl,ll bet llitler never had to eat food like thisf' Framek Dlstowski enjoys lunch on Fun Day. ftop rightj Linda Broadway gives johy Nlackey the devil. fabovej l didnit sleep a wink last nightf, Casey Mulcihy is Count Dracula. fabove rightj g'This is a bit much for a hangnailf, This mummy is Dennis Felder. we' 'i 5' 1' Q T . I 4: FQ J J Student Council, Fun day lf you were on the BHS campus on March l7, you may have thought you were on the set of a new horror film. You woreat. Instead ol' the usual Kid Day. the Student Council added varie- ty by having Monster Day. Costumes of various kinds were worn to give a strange quality to the svhool atmoSQ phi-ru. The movie i'Vampire Bats, shown in the afternoon attracted many blood-thirsty spectators. Awards were given for thi- best Costumes ofthe day, STUDENT LIFE -21 THIS PAGE: frightj nWe sophomores are pretty helpless, you know, Mr. Yatesf' Mr. Steve Yates helps Viki Kineheloe. fbelowj 'fSee, I can feed myself! Cleve Hardman enjoys one of the 12 delicious flavors. fbot- tom leftj That dime must be SOME- Wl'lERE.7' Jackie Stafford, Sam David, and Angela Pessarra work at the lee Cream Social. Qbottom right, uwell, this is one way to redueef' Jean Ann McCullough helps Bill Terry with the ice cream. FACINC PAGE: ftopl Let,s see, where do we STARTT7 Community minded students help in the Old River Clean-up Campaign. fbottomj Nlr. Shaw sheds his school clothes, dons casual garb and helps clean the river. .., x 1 if I 22-STUDENT LIFE si N'-ss... New happenings The Student Council broke away from the unsuccessful 'l'wirp Dance and carrie up with an old fashioned lee Cream Social instead. This was a fun occasion, and a complete success. The patio was the sight for the cranking and eating ol' the nine delicious flavors ol' homemade ice cream. The cafeteria was filled to the lnrim fan unusual occurancej with dancers taking advantage ol' the Stage Bandis great music. Another successful, but Somehow more meaningful, project was the Old River Clean-up Campaign sponsored by the Freeport Jaycees. Some l75 BHS students spent one lVlarch Saturday picking up old tires, logs, dead fish, paper, cans, old boats, and all sorts ol' unimaginable trash in an effort to make the area a little more beauti- l'ul. They did their thing for ecology. STUDENT LIFE-23 XM Y THIS PAGE: fbclowj A heavenly dance al the junior-Senior Prom. Qrightj julia Cahoon, Desiree llrimage, and Nancy Wlize: Three Brazosport beauties adorn the prom. flJ0tt0m leflj nThat's no psychedelic drink, it'S a candlefw jimmy llayes, Allen Nlclleehee, Janis Whitaker, and Danita Hay sit one out. fbottom rightj HI thinkl dropped my contact into your bouquetf, Shirlene Ray, Ricky Tonneson, Gary Murrell, and Debby Nesmilh have a chat. FACINC PAGE: ftop rightj S'Allow me to introduce myselff' Grady Pennington, Mariana McCullough, Peggy Peres, and Bob Williams make a flourishing entrance lo the yearly affairs. Qbottomj Robert Neimcyer, Regina NlcFatridge, Laura Sutherland, and Don Shreves are all smiles. ls Mr. Phillips? 24-STUDENT LIFE N' N5 y x ' Q vii, X ,.-1 fl s ' 55' Q vz. ,. Qwffo' . ,L , A x 445 .. L V i v Q , I , .. 'gfifl X if KY'-6 Heavenly prom lt' hlavlxlights flonit inalxe your tfyes do funny things, or il' you lilw your oycs doing funny things, this unior- Scnior Prom was tht- plant' for you. 'llher thvnn- of tht- allair was 20011 A Spaccf Urlyssey, and the entire: top floor ol' tht- hunk was literally glowing with thc utniosphcfre-, not to nn-ntion tht- uolorful li0I'IIltllS worn hy tho girls. hlost ol' thesis frocks loolx on voniplvtt-ly liiiexpwztvcl aippvaruiiws unflvr tht- lights. ,Xs tht- 4-stuhlistnnf-nt wuttcllefl, annl :nucleigullonsollpl1m'l1,f-agar tfouph-s fluin-1-tl lotllt'nlilsi1'ol i'l'rl1xi' uncl stootl in hnv lor tht- vwrlust- ing IPFUIII piwturt' with hgoocl oltl whatls his tht-rj Illlllll'-i whit-li would holcl loud nivinorit-s lor ut l1'llStil month or two. It is suslwtft- 1-rl that various llonslon rt-stuns rants saw 501110 llrtizosport ltnw-s that night, too. Who knows? STUDENT LIFE-25 fu... ..-se 1 f fqm , 51w'5V W x ,X X w 4? gum nw K M RS ' .5 SHE . ' X ,,::k X,,. L , Xeagfzzg V 55, , x ' fs 4 JLQ , t 'ia , X sz K af.,- FACING PAGE: ftopj Gary Shadwell, Barry Kluge, Teddy Nlartin, Eric Nlestayer, Wayne Bulhngton,and Dennm Zcngede cxude en- thusiasm at Senior Day. fbottomj MWell, we're all lined up, now if the boys will only come over.'7 Cindy Waguespack, Susan Horalx, Darla Metcalf, ,loanne Wathun, Lisa Batchman, and Nancy Copeland get a little sun. fbelowj HWhere's the talent scout? Marguerite Swinford, Anna Olstowski, and Peggy Peres radiate glamour. fhelow leftj 4'Sittin' in the morning sun . .. and after- noon sun . . . and evening sunfi Nlarlana McCullough, Rocky Edwards, Georgette Brown, Craner Ford, Cathy Caslon, and Grady Pennington reminisce about old school days. fbottomj The Class ol' '72 is all wet. STUDENT UFEA27 Senior Day -- Fun, food, sun 28-STUDENT LIFE M A FACING PAGE: ftopj Look, here comes the Slenderbolic representativef, Cindy Waguespack, Toni Eudaley, Nancy Mize, Dana Shepard, Gay Harrison, Steve Massoletti, Susan Horak, and Marlana McCullough let it all hang out. fbottomj Donit they feed these kids at home? Marlana McCullough, Cathy Caston, Nancy Mize, Gay Harrison, Charles Shoemake, and Billie Kay Pessarra eat the WHOLE thingf' THIS PAGE: fabovej g'Well, it's not Surf- side, but at least we donit have to fight the sandf, Susan Joiner, Patty Kelly, Nancy Copeland, and Nellie New bask. Qleftj These seniors are really sorry that theyire not eating cafeteria food. Cathy Caston, Nancy Mize, Gay Harrison, Nlarlana McCullough, Steve Eudaley, Toni Eudaley, Cindy Waguespack, and Darla Metcalf enjoy lunch. STUDENT LIFE-29 Commencement Yes, it did rain on the night of May 18, 1972-a real frog strangler. For the first time in 15 years rain disturbed gradua- tion. liuckily, however, none ofthe graduates or their friends and relatives got wet, thanks to the good old neountry nosew of Dr. Bourgeois, not to mention a little thunder and lighten- ing. Things were set up at Hopper Field, and the speakers had begun, but the rains that had plagaied the last few weeks of school came again. Before the first drop fell all the graduates, spectators, band members, and equipment had moved to the sanctuary of the auditorium. When things were set up inside, the ceremony began again Class Speaker, Craner Ford, spoke urging his classmates to go on and make something of their lives. Guest speak- er, lVlrs. June Hyer, vice-president of academics for the University of Texas at San Antonio, gave a great speech addressing the 372 graduates, and never once facing the spectators. Her message was for the 226 young adults beginning a new chapter in life. 'Ls-ws 30-STUDENT LIFE 8 + J -:Wi av FACING PAGE: ftopj All right you guys, let's get it right this timef' Seniorjoe Reed gets tired of repeating practice. fbottom right, 4'Don't anybody movef, Seniors Mr. Phillips inspects ? Seniors for the last time. fbottom leftj No, no you stepped on the wrong board. Dr. Bourgeois instructs Teresa Balusek. THIS PAGE: fleftj Choir members file in for Baccaiaureate practice. fbelowj Gay Harrison poses', for the last time. fbelow leftj Cathy Caston converses with Seymor Clark as Heveryonev listens to an explanation of what to do. STUDENT LIFE-31 THIS PAGE: fbelowj Paul Dacke takers his lum and accepts his diploma from lVlr. james Phillips and board member Dr. Phillip Crow. fhvlow lvftj Nlrs, june Hyer gave a most mpvipg speecgil to the Class ol' '72, ' ' fbottom es, Ca y, you've only just The . . . begun. Cathy Caston is all smiles. l l l l 32ssTUDENT LIFE l , . , ,VS il 1 ' , 1 'D 'w 2,Lf:,2i 1,bL - 7 51 A ,e: '?44't , gb -.I 5. , I THIS PAGE: Ctop left, 1971-72 Monitors R. Rhodes, C. Powers, J. Pessara, EPD? tanding, 1 to rj B.Kluge, A. McGeehee Zahn, E. White, D. Keebler, J. Hayes, . Welles, W. Bullington, M. Castle, s S. Farmer, M. Hebert, M. Waguespack, D. Wier, R. Ward, J. Broussard, M, Schroeder, W. LeBouef, A. Cooper, G. Ernest, P. Adams, L. Gartman, R. Tobias, R. Flowers, J. Garcia, D. Allen, L. Bryant, M. Cox, fkneeling, l to rj G. Skinner, 555W . Brannan, R. Moreno, D. Zengerle Atkins, J. Bryan, J. Ayala, H. Davis Graham, P. Reniek, 0. Howard, Darneii, j.AlexarTder, fsitting, I to rj v e W. Bowling, H. Jones, M. Mathis, and P. Crane. fabovej 'SYou mean you want some more of THIS? fl to rj Johnell Allen, Emerson White, Mike Williams, and Ondra Howard enjoy their early lunch. ftop rightj Quit laughing, Miss, this is serious busi- ness. Paul Renick stops Mariana McCullough from invading an off-limits hall. fbottom rightj Maybe two of us can keep them from getting byf' Donna Broussard and friend are detained by Winfred Bowling and LeRoy Bryan. Monitors The trusty BHS Monitors patrolled the halls during lunch and homeroom to keep people from disturbing classes. Mr. Gene Ligon organized the group of boys and girls and kept them at their jobs. This year the monitors numbered about 45. Motivation to join the group often stemmed from the privilege of eating early, possibly missing a class or two, and, of course, keeping order at school. STUDENT LIFE-33 Aa, I V M.x,.....,. A if :-- ' JNE QB QV hear -is X 1 34-STUDENT LIFE THE. a me L an , ,,xft'?i'5I' 'yn fr ,gi f m' , M T V . if. ve rj -Q jg A 6 V jg ' fl 'J 'fi asia. . 'A ',t...1'i , ' - , Q., st 'w fig? 4' 'S M X , V.,-,., 1 f , we J' .t THIS PAGE: ftop leftj Students and faculty muster pep at a rally. ftop right, This cheer is a real snap. fabove leftj cheerleaders fl to rj M, McCullough, L. Stovall, J. Burton, R. McDougal, and A. Pessarra work in front of a pep sign for near-sighted students. fabovej Just call me the little drummer boyfl Gene Cushion adds his skill to the bandis effort. FACING PAGE: ftop rightj The Shipmates do a hand routine, ap- plauded by their director Mrs. Judie Dunn. fmiddle leftj Bill Terry humbly speaks to adoring fans as Tyrone Ward awaits his turn. fmiddle right, 4'l'll bet I can open my mouth wider than yoursf, More spirit is shown by the average BHS student. fbottom leftj Angela Pessarra changes pace trying a cheer in bass. Pep Rallies The 71-72 season saw the cheerleaders do their best to add variety to the Friday pep rally routine. They pulled such stunts as dressing in l920 garb-midis, tight sweaters, pony tails and all. During the homecoming rally, a mock contest was held when boys tried out for Homecoming Queen with girls in men's suits as their escorts. The presence of the Shipmates in red dresses and white gloves also added to the spirit. The several different hand routines were enjoyed by all. STUDENT LIFE-35 EXFQRT EL! Art Welcomed changes for the Art Depart- ment this year were more space and new equipment which allowed great expansion to the program. The equip- ment additions ineluded a press, an air brush, and silk screen paraphernalia. Drawing, painting and design were the main points stressed in the curriculum. Amateur art students sold samples of their work at a weekly flea market in Freeport, and the department had six County Fair winners. Other activities included entering the Spring Art Festi- val in Houston, and an art show and poster contest sponsored hy the local Art League. Art students also did hack drops and posters for the Music and Drama Department presentations. 38-ACADEMICS FACING PAGE: ftopj Diana Garcia and Irma Hernandez work on the Honor Board designed by Bobby Bass. fbottomj Award winner Susan Elkins works hard in class. THIS PAGE: fleftj Lou McMullen and Debbie Gilliam practice with water color. fbottom leftj One of Bobby Bass, many works which publicized THE CRUCIBLE. fbottom rightj Theresa Lawler and Jimmy Goodwin help paint the back drop for a drama production. ACADEMICS-39 f - WM' 9 3 ng ' , . . 4 T V 155 v.. Business Courses The various business courses, usual, attracted numerous students trying to get some practical knowledge for the future. A major objective of the busi- ness teachers was to give this practical preparation for office work. Book- keeping classes visited the First Free- port National Bankas accounting de- partment to get a look at bookkeeping being done by professionals. Students taking Clerical Practice were taught to use mimeographers, duplicators, tran- scribers, and adding machines. THIS PAGE: ftopj Debbie Todd, Patsy Brenk, and Debbie lVlcAda work on a clerical problem. fabove leftj Eva Fisher works on an ever present typing drill. ffar right, Gaynell Reed takes her typing work very seriously. frightj HThe keys were there just a minute ago. Mrs. Spiller talks to service man as Bambi Wix, Lynette Beugler, and Martha Rangel work on. MLACADEIVIICS Q lr- Allin-1. Q, ,...... 1 Y, mm WVVV In , , X .., x ,U-pnilli' , v English and THIS PAGE: ftopj Mrs. Pitkin helps Terrie Whittle between classes. fabove middlej 4'Gosh, Mrs. Shaw. I just can't remember what onomatopoeia isli' Ricky Tonneson, James Smith, Irvin Perry and Reggie Griggs have a lively discussion in English class. fabovel Mrs. Miller, Karen Kincheloe. and Nancy Nutt prepare for a French field trip. tabove centerj Miss Neel offers aid to jean M' . Ann McCullough, Karla Zengerle, and Barbara Woolman. fabove rightj Mrs. Miller's class wishes her a fond farewell, Foreign Language The English and Foreign Language De- partments rolled along on a more or less even keel this year. A couple of the English teachers tried some new methods in their classes. Mr. Bill Shaw, who teaches seniors, used tape cassettes to grade student composi- tions orally. This new idea took time, but proved effective. Mrs. Jane Pitkin, a new English teacher at BHS, began her teaching year by trying to develop group participation to give each class a sense of unity. Group work became more effective once walls between people were torn away. ACADEMICS-41 THIS PAGE: ftopj Medical Careers officers fstanding, 1 to rj R. Reyna, A. Dean, J. LaCour, fseated, l to rj L. Price, S. Dean, and S, Stanley. Qabovej MThis patient needs help. Arthur Botello, Mrs. Knipping, Carol Kidd, and Suzie Lippold work hard at a meeting. frightj Medical Careers members fback row, l to rj S. McClendon, V. Watson, J. Thomas, D. Williams, S. Strambler, J.Edwards, fthird row, l to rj B.Edgar, D. Harper, Z. Williams, R. Watson, C. Kidd, L. Broadway, K. York, fsecond row, l to rj P. Williams, P. Dean, M. Jackson, A. Edwards, R. Petteway, D. Nelson, A. Botello, ffirst row, l to rj R. Reyna, A. Dean, J. LaCour, L. Price, S. Stanley, Dean, Mrs. B. Knipping, and Mrs. E. ilbert. 42-ACADEMICS S. G Medical Careers This year the Medical Careers Club tried to introduce members to the medical and para-medical professions. In the fall they did much Work on the Texas Association of Careers for Health Workshop. Members designed, made, and paid for the name tags, and assisted in stuffing the medical para- phernalia give-away bags. Professionals spoke at the workshop jointly spon- sored by BHS and Brazoswood. ln February the club visited the State School for Mentally Handicapped Chil- dren, and March they went to the Uni- versity ol' Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, and the Dialysis center there. They gained much information about kidney transplants and the kid- ney machine there. FTA The 1971-72 school year saw the FTA members attend a fall District Conven- tion. Thirty students attended the State Convention in Dallas in Febru- ary. Each Month a Teacher of the Month was selected and in May a Teacher of the Year was taken from this group. Major projects included the granting of an FTA scholarship and an elementary tutoring program. l THIS PAGE: ftopj FTA members fback row, l to rj M. Kyle, R. Rhodes, C. Stockton, S. Bennetsen, D. Stewart, J. Calvert, T. Lawler, J. Neely, D. Wilkenson, G. Nelson, fseventh row, l to rj M. McCullough, D. Waguespack, J. Simms, R. Rhodes, N. Cox, V. Buchanan, K. Phinny, P. Smith, C. Jones, J. LaCour, L. Price, D. Williams, fsixth row, l to rj M. Haynes, S. Schmidt, S. Cato, S. Blackwell, J. Neely, J. Searly, D. Williams, ffifth row, l to rj E. Del Flore, C. Boggs, P. Roberts, S.Jones, P.Wixom, T. Whittle, D. Ray, T. Murrell, J. McCullough, C. Hardman, F. Jones, B. Strambler, M. Lena, ffront row, l to rj J. Heinroth, N. Lookingbill, P. Terry, V. Kincheloe, S. Peters, and R. McDougal. fabovej Mr. and Miss FTA, Cleve Hardman and Serena Millar. frightj FTA sponsors and three year members fstanding, l to rj Mr. Rex Poland, Miss Elaine Neel, Mr. Willie Cervenka, fseated, l to rj Keil Phinny, historiang Joyce Calvert, president, Debby Wilkenson, vice-president. ACADEMICS-43 Shipmates Last summer, eleven of the newly formed drill team attended camp at the University ol' llouston. Thcre they learns-rl basic fundamentals and termi- nology pertinent to drill teams and pep squads. Summer work sessions be- gan at BHS on 'Xngnst 2. The girls practiced every day for four hours. FI'4'SllIIlk1Il niemln-rs were chosen then. Ofl'iu:r try-outs were held and chosen by a panel ol' out-of-town judges. Tn Scptcinlier. the Shipmate Supporters were formed. Thr- purpose ol' this group was to aid the girls with props, fund raising activities and uniliorm nialiing. The Shiplnatcsi first perform- ance was at the llrazosport-Sprinlgh wood game. Their pom-porn routine to the tune ol' MSon of a Prcaclicr Klan? was given a standing ovation by the crowd. The girls received many let- ters ol' praise from faculty mcmliers. if , Q - ...wg J R Xt .Q--i,. . , W ' x. . --3 s. ,gF'1:'r ., 44wACADElX'lICS PY! In .L fix l 3 . 1. A. 3 A ' sl xv X We , X 4 I 1. .fe J f ' THIS PAGE: fabovej The newly formed Shipmates finside row, l to rj T. Lawler, B. Burnett. J. Soto, T. Gregory, J. Masters, C. Wagucspack, Bobo, A. Burnett, B. Closs, Nl. Haynes, T. Balusek, L. McMullen, foutside row, l to rj N. Nlize, S. Morrison, J. Mitchell, J. Armstrong, J. Zahana, Nl. Lena, B. Wix, C. McDonald, M. Aluizo, Nl. Slireves, A. Rangle, D. Hernandez, I. Hernandez, E. Williams, L. Wagucspack, P. Atzenhoffer, B. Burrige, S. Pegers, G. Griffin, J. Cahoon, S. Bruney, R. lVlcFatridge, Heinroth, and officers Qstanding hackj C. Fields, fmiddlej S. Spires, G. Moore, ffrontj and K. Simms fit right into the nautical atmosphere on the Lady Anna, a member of the Muchowich Party Boats, Inc. fleet. THIS PAGE: fbelowj Senior Field Officer, Admiral Clare Fields. fbelow rightj Senior Field Officer, Captain Shirley Spires. fbot- tom leftj Senior Field Officer, Captain Glenda Moore. fbottom centerj Junior Field Officer, Captain Kay Simms. fbottom right, Junior Field Officer, Captain Kim Brannan. 8' ' , C C 5 ., E ACADEMICS-45 THIS PAGE: frightj Field Officers fl to rj Kim Brannan, Glenda Moore, Clare Fields, and Shirley Spires lead the girls in season practice. fbelowj Senior members fseated, l to rj N. Mize, C. Waguespaek, T. Gregory, T. Balusek, B. Burnett, G. Moore, S. Spires, J. Mitchell, J. Cahoon, G. Griffin, fkneeling, l to rj E. Williams, C. Fields, and Armstrong. frightj This salt air is so nice, may just take off.'7 C. McDonald, P. Atenhoffer, J. Masters, R. McFatridge, and J. Cahoon enjoy a ride on the t'Lady Anna. ffar rightj HI think I'll stay close to the life raft just in case 7' Admiral Clare Fields stows her gear in the raft. J. I Shipmates At the final season game, Brazosport- Brazoswood, the two drill teams and hands did a special patriotic routine. During the rest of the year, the Ship- mates had a Christmas party, and made Decorations for the Athletic Banquet. In January, they attended a clinic at the Houstonis Shamrock Hil- ton. Spring activities consisted mostly of try-outs for next year. This part of drill team work is a very serious one. 46-ACADEMICS , ,xi 'K' W 33, . e ' wg pggp PT I THlS PAGE: ftopj BHS String Ensemble members fl to rj K. Phinny, C. Kidd, D, Ferguson, W. lVlcAda, lVlr. Martino, K. Hall, W. Landry, and D. Perryman. fa- bovej Stage Band members Billy Canady land Penn Pennington sing and play as 'Tommy Bullard supports them on the mike. frightj Stage Band members ffront row, l to rj R. Woodward, R. Gilliam, J- Sharp, xD. Stamps, fmiddle row, l to rj G. Cushion, iD. Boyd, B. Crooker, P. Gilliam, lL.Jauerqui, fback row, l to rj S. Eudaley, lt, Bullard, s. Fuller, R. Boley, and lVl. Honeycutt entertain at the Turkey Trot. Stage Band and String Ensemble This was the first year that the Stage Band was officially in the BHS curricu- lum. The group provided great enter- tainment for many school functions, as well as outside affairs. ln spring, the group attended two jazz festivals. One was in Beaumont and the other in Wharton at WCJC, ln February they did good will concerts in West Colum- bia and Alvin. As a final activity, they took a four day tour with the Sym- phonic Band in central Texas. The String Ensemble was a seven member group which will form the neucleus of a full orchestra program for next year. The ensemble played for both school open house nights and entered UlL Contests in March. Their trip for the year was to Corpus Christi, where they combined as a unit with the Festival Orchestra of the American String Teachers Association. I ACADEMICS-47 I ,ooo Marching Band The BHS marchers were very busy in the fall and winter. They put together many fine half time shows. A Black Light Spectacular was done at the Brazosport-St. Thomas game which featured the drill team, the twirlers, and the drum section in three differ- ent songs, after a drill hy the band. At the Brazosport-Brazoswood game, the bands and drill teams from both schools comhined to present a Patriot- ic Show. Formations of different American emblems were performed. After many weeks of hard work, the band went to marching contest and made a First Division rating despite freezing rain and blowing wind. 48-ACADEMICS THIS PAGE: ftopj The BHS Band plays for a Friday football pep rally. fabovej Com- bined band, choir, orchestra, and drill team put together a beautiful patriotic formation for the half time show of the Brazoswood game. V THIS PAGE: fbelowj Exporter Marching Band drills during a half time show. fbot- tomj Pit Band members warm up for re- hearsal of BRIGADOON, 'XY -ACADEMICS-49 Spring bands After the first semester, the Marcli- ing Band broke up into two separate groups: the Concert and Symphonic: Bands. Auditions were held and 77 players were selected for the Sym' phonie Hand. The remaining 66 stu- dents were the members of the Concert Band. The spring season found the band members busy with contests and competitions. All bands combined again to play at the Chili Supper Con- W cert and graduation Ceremonies. The K Pit Band, a little-known group, rehearsed on their own time and worked hard to play for BRIGADOUN and various assemblies. ggi 50-ACADEMICS f ,, ,,. ,.,,,,,,..,,W ...M,,.,h . . A W,,,,,,.-. at .neg-am :Lf - Z Z V W, ,4.,, .,,,. 5 ,Hi . ,L n 5 ,L , A m O . f .1 JC. w...t-21. .- , 2 , A A I mr-.9-.M-,4 nw ff.-U . Am, 6 f ,,,,,. ,,,, ,, 4 M, .H V. M A ' .-A-M.. ,i......,,-, --uw-,V 1 - my-,wx-ww. f -WV., , ,. Sf my I ' 2 v , ' ' fy ' f u ,, ,,3,.-few ,wx--ww 3 ,. . ' ,, ,www 1 W . -3: Q f ,lem , - i ,TP Q - K 4- ::: :.:, ' ' ' 'W' ' , i W if Ffpilbimw FACING PAGE AND THIS PAGE: 1971-72 Exporter Band members ffront row, l to rj D. Hurt, P. Peres, P. Green, K. Walters, J. Ruddick, E. Smithhart, P. Lindsey, T. Whealdon, S. Gilliam, fsecond row, l to rj E. Fischer, K. Ingalls, C. Cato, D. Crawford, D. Mayfield, T. Karl, C. Shephard, B. Canady, G. Bullard, G. Pennington, G. Cushion, S. Dodds, R. Reiger, D. Barber, M. Girouard, B. Butler, J. Stafford, N. Matula, R. Re - nolds, T. Weinfeld, fthird row, l to rj James Atkins, Mr. Glenn Allredge, R. Ingalls, G. Gililand, J . Sweat, D. Henderson, L. Ridley, P. Monroe, K. Jones, P. Stovall, J. Montes, D. White, S. Williams, R. Hosack, R. Gilliam, R. Wanieck, A. Blackmar, S. Boley, T. Roggot, K. Valrey, M. Ste hens, ffoLu'th row, I to rj S. Rangel, R. Woocllward, J. Alford, D. Necessary, L. Lara, B. White, L. Broadway, L. Schiller, K. Boley, F. Rangel, M. Koolc, D. Garcia, S. Saldivar, D. Hambrick, N. DeLcon, S. Bullman, D. Weir, D. Glover, K. Gilliam, M. Carroll, B. Plum- mer, ffifth row, l to rj D. Guillory, J. Sharp, D. Stamps, B. Dimn, M. Botello, G. Balusek, B. Bass, J. Barrera, M. Castillo, B. Evans, S. Coker, R. Wicker, M. Banks, R. Boley, M. Carey, P. Rogers, H. Montes, R. Crandei, J. Bomar, B. Hurst, B. Null, S. Fuller, fsixth row, l to rj G. Fosdick, J. Pavilcek, M. Harvard, D. Boyd, B. Lageman, C. Mulichy, L. Merriam, P. Gilliam, B. Crooker, R. Knocbel, R. Clark, J. Shiflet, M. Honeycutt, B. Williams, D. Stransky, R. Alexander, K. Cleland, D. Dupont, M. Haney, R. Daigle, B. Ford, ftop row, l to rj C. Armstrong, R. Knoebcl, R. Bohon, P. Rose, B. Fuller, M. Holder, R. Smith, L. Jauregui, W. McCon- nell, R. Ertell, S. Davis, D. lrwin, R. Wood- ward, M. Acord, K. Rusk, M. Scott, R. McCoy, and R. Ertcll, A. Olstowski. FAC- ING PAGE: Mr. Atkins speaks to parents and Mr. Allrcdgc at open house night. THIS PAGE: fleftj Mr. Allrcdge directs the Con- cert Band at the annual band concert. fbot- tomj The Symphonic Band practices, lead by Mr. Atkins. Choirs Thi- Choral Dcpartinvut this yr-ar was madc up of thc- Acappella Choir, the Port Swingers, and thc li-Choir, These groups worked, pravticrerd. and pvr- forinvd at a hawk'-hroakirig pam- with- out loosing any ol' thcir quality. The A-Choir put together the musical HHIIUXDOON in january, Evvrything about the ewrit sparkle-d. espc-1-ially the- singing. For thi-ir annual tour, Fort Worth, Dallas, and points in bf:- twoun were visitcd. Concerts wvru givvn at many ol' lhf-sv plac-cs. Tho First Frvcport National Bank hosted this singers for a concert at Christmas. 'lfhv group also gawk a conccfrt for the studvut body and ther r ommunity. Graduation, ol' cfoursv, would not havc bcori coniplotc without the mus- ical accompanimcnt of the choir. if 1 2 2 , I os 3 52-ACADEMICS IWXCIYC PMIIC: Choir oI'I'i4rurs ffront. I lo rj Ii. Ixlugn-, S. Nlussolvtli, S. Nlillar, II. Nlcllouglal. NI. ,I0llIlS0ll, ll. Irwin. finiddlv, I lo rj XI. Swinforil. XI. Ihivis, S. lloincr, X. Cope-land, I.. Illiffylllllll, flop, I to rj D. Ceil- vvrl, IS. K. I'ufsau'ru, NI. Trfiiimvrl, and 'I'. Suidluzr leave on il choir trip. 'I'IIIS PAGE: WIRIIIQIIKT Swinford 4-nigugcs in il song in BRIG- QXIIOON. 'I'IIIS PXGIC 'KNIT ICXCINIZ I',MIl'I: Acappizllu Choir mx-mlwrs ffronl row. I I0 rj NI. I.c'nu. ,I . l.aConr. NI. Ransom. Il. Royalty. C. Stovall, C. IIriI'I'i'n. IJ. Iluff, 'I'. Svirllvr. A. Nlukinnuy, ll, I uuIk. N. Copv- Iund. Il. Nlcllougail, Il. Ilcmvnl. S. Landry. NI. llolnmon. S. jones, I... I.i'vinf'. fsemzond row. I I0 rj I'. Ke-Ily. II. Wilkinson, ll. Iiairrlvs, H. Iiarnvs, 0. Stovall. Ii. Iiurnvlt. ll. Irwin, S. Nlillzir, S. Shook, C. Ilivlds, NI. Swinford, S. lloincr, S. Williams, II. Gloss, I'. Wilkinson, A. Iiurncil, fthird row, I to rj S. Curlsidc, D, I cnm'y, S. Imuku, II. .Mnhorm-, Ii. Iirown, H. Griggs, NI. Clvulon, P. Crow, Ii. Dunn, I.. I'1-rryman, Ii. Iilugi-, H. Nvi- nivyvr, II. Iivllar, lf. Iiarrivll, flmuk row, I to rl Il. Lawllon, ,I. N1-cd, I.. Ifruzior, 'I'. Baker, III, Davis, P. Womack, B. 'I'c-rry, II. Calvcrl, I 'I'u1'iur, VI. 'I'1'in4:rl, H. Eppcs, Ii. Ilvnson, II, I'crryman. Il. Tobias, C. 'I'unnmrry, and NI. Afford. , ,I 1 , WH, ,ififff I Port Swingers The Port Swingers is a select group of BHS singers who did very special things. They sang at happenings where a small group was needed. During the holiday season they entertained the elderly at a home. ln Nlareh they sang in the l l'.-X Talent Show and tied for second place. When singing was called for at school assemblies, they were always there. AARP ffksouiation of Retired Peoplej was also graced with their performing talent. i THIS PAGE: ftopj First year choir students practice hard with hopes of advancement. fahovej mfiptoe through the tulips. Acap- pella Choir members file out for their group picture. fleftj Hopefuls Craig Tannery, Maugie Swinford, and Mike Acord are ready for state contest. R a pe. af.. 8, gs, 5 THIS PAGE: ftopj Port Swingers fstanding, l'to rj Nl. Acord, B. K. Pessarra, Nl. johnson, l.. Perryman, C. Fields, A. Burnett, Nl. Teinert, S. Joiner, D. Penney, T. Vander- griff, D. Lawhon, lVl. Swinford, Jones, P. Kelly, C. Tannery, prepare for a song. fleftj 'SWl1at do you mf-an l can't wear a mini-skirt? Craig Tannery does his part in HHIGADOUN. fabovej We,re oil' to see the Wizard. Nl. Aeord, G. lrwin, D. Lawhon, K. Perryman, C. Tannery, Nl. johnson, L. Levine, D. Penney, C. ,-Xmboreo, B. K. Pessarra, and Nl. Swinford leave for regional choir competition. 5 ACADEMICS-55 X s 56 ACADEMICS QJHHIQIS ,answ- 1' 5 t .,. THIS PAGIC: ttopj 'Slt's not Arthur Nlur- rayisf' Girls learn folk dances in PE. fabovej Terry Flustcrling tries a lrccthrow as Roy Rhodes watches from behind. fabove rightl gSUnc, two, tfllizt-Cllil-l'llll.,i Yanita Sawyer leads the class in a dance. .loycc Calvert tries a shot as Linda Nlorgan goes in for the re- bound. Physical education The Pl-1 Department tried to combine enjoyment with the learning of re- quired skills. The boys played foot- ball, tennis, soccor, and had an intra- mural basketball tournament this year. The first period class won the big event The girls, classes did normal activities such as basketball, volleyball, swim- ming, and softball. 'lfhey varied by learning folk and square dances fthey loved dancing with each otherj and playing tennis, Croquet, horseshocs, and badminton in various recreation- al groups. s J 2 it ' V 'H-1 . i 'ff . Q 1 is 'F 'G ' it r fi . .... 5 ...i 1 - ,:- -f ' 'B ix f . as ' .na-was 'LN - ., . ....,,. ,, - WV ,.......nli' THIS PAGE: fbelowj Jimmy Sharp enjoys the serenity of the HHS Library. fbelow rightj '6Only 15,000 more books to put away! Mrs. Hodges carries out her duties. fbottom leftj The library showcase is a per- fect place for Wills Nlclldaes airplane mod- els. fbottom rightj 'That will be a H4500 late fee, please. Kay Hall transacts library busi- ness with Nlrs. Nlcfloy. it 5 ' H Library facilities After live weeks ol' remodeling and hard work, the periodical room was finished in time for school's start. All ol' the old, heavy, and space taking magazines were removed to make room for the new Inierolilrn readers. the small size ol' the film makes it pos- sible to store many more back issues oi' magazines than ever before. llead- phones were placed in the microl'ilm booths so that students can listen to record players and tape recorders. New books in the ever growing resource center include many that have been given in memoriam or from clubs such as the FHA. ACADEMICS-57 Journalism 'l'HlC SHlP'S LOC and the 1972 EX- PORTER were produeed again this year by the very dilgent journalism students. THE MUSE was also added to the load. 'l'he students worked hard and were rewarded with good publieations. THE SHIPS LOG won a first place certificate from the Columbia Seliolastie Press Association and one of its writers took a third pluee in feature writing at the regional HIL meet. Since the staff members were sophomores and juniors, next yearis publications should be oven better. Journalism enrollment has tripled for next year. 58-ACADEMICS I E IW 0 ,G J , 3 .ff in QAM .i 7, , .QL of ,LQ ,N .W ,, sf A p , L ' +4 I' Q t K , ,A W :iii z A b k' l lx' k, ,fy jwfferk . :,, may-A -f ji? Ei'3?2f-'zsfgrfffqk ,, A V 5 ' T ...K ,,- , i. ,A .- A: A ani? X 3fswe1'l-14 e v A-Aw Q: fir w E W 1 'ell' ' - 1 7 -'ff' ' sg . - -f--- - 4'lpl.A, ,-.as 1 ,:K,.,,.1: 1 1 M ' NA ' 1 W'.' A 1 sv : o ' 1 . A .. A 1' Jw- A if A -2-gy sg ff.. .. A ' G fl We lyee as ' A W A. A. f. l'Q.n ,f A 3 J .s f' 3 f Rlfpa ,965-65 A :fame ,, f ,.. 2'2Z1,. 'V , H -35,54 f 'Y' L 1 arf'--2 5 ff' fe e f hp af A. - A r, ,- .Q it 'K 1 ..,, ,L 'K '- i f ' 1 S' . , ' f in , - AA A .,.......... MA 5 K A, , - p 155-,,,,.,a.mW,-v ' , A 1 I N . AA . , sw A f . ' f ,egv ,ggi V Q,mIr,,: gp we A, . .A A 15:3 , QA Q, , V AAA,, ,,h. A A A A ' A' 'rl 1 4'l',mg?5'FxA2??f:34a,ghk1'.ZvfJT 3 f M... ' ' -A -A 'fq.Ai?Hggxgggs-lxvgfAvfz,1svf5fwgagrf5'g2frM.gyr Af f 25.5-fysifrv' -,.,.f,eAf5'f.: 4,.y'15'gEQ2a-5-z FACING PAGE: ftopj 1972 EXPORTER Editor Pam Guillory finds a good use for old yearbooks. fleftj Associate Yearbook Editor Mary Shiflet ffrontj works hard as staffer Becky Closs looks on. fbottomj 1972 SHIP,S LOG Editor Joyce Calvert finds a good use for old newspapers. THIS PAGE: ftop leftj Newspaper staff members fl. to rj Karen Green, Edmeryl Williams, Charles Harris, and jay Hodges work hard on a deadline. fcenter leftj Annual Staff mem- bers fl. to rj Paul Stevenson, Jerry Bellar, Michele Jackson, Sharon Dean, Desiree Brimage, and Steve Matthews hang around the school. fahovej Russell Baker and Steve Upton photograph very interesting subjects. fleftj Steve Matthews displays one of his many journalistic talents. ACADEMICS-59 555:55-iii! , l ' x I K ' .: 'L A -1......z-35 W' 60-ACADEMICS Y .L A: NN, 1 N x FACING PAGE: ftop leftj lVlu Alpha Theta ,mcmbers, fl to rj T. Kenyon, C. Ford, M. tBlackmar, J. Blackmar, R. Woodward, P. Breen, P. Gilliam, G. Blackmar, D. Wilker- son, C. Cravey, S. Shultz, J. LaCour, K. Phinny, J. Soto, K. Brannon, J. Armstrong, S. Morrison, and C. Nixon. ftop rightj nHey, Marlana, I canlt work this problemf, Mr. Liska and Marlana McCullough ponder alge- bra. fbottomj National Biology Honor Soci- ety members fstanding, l to rj D. Hahn, W. Wilson, R. Garcia, J. LaCour, C. Kidd, B. Plumber, D. Wilkerson, J. Armstrong, R. Todd, P. Gilliam, R. Gilliam, R. Woodward, Phinny, C d S. onThon. fseatedj C. ravey an 4 ,'.A,..-N-,-sk-,,,.,,.,.4.--1 THIS PAGE: fupper rightj l don't think this worked for Dr. Jekyll. Linda Wagues- pack, Paul Renick, and Mike Smith exper- iment. fbclow rightj David lVlulichy and Earnest Karl do lab work at Chemistry Club meeting. Cabovej What do you mean, am I the Mad Scientist'?', Mr. Smith greets another class. , tt , , i . . Science and math The BHS science curriculum consists of Chemistry l and ll, Biology l and ll, and Physical Science, ln biology studies five students worked on bacterial pop- ulation studies in the new special projects room for advanced students. In this room are housed a new bacter- ialogical hood and a PB-3 scope Qfor physiological studiesj which have added greatly to the biology program. Chemistry Club members met at night and worked on such projects as the ratio of mass to charge on an electron, and levitation using eleetrimagnetie force. lVlu Alpha Theta, the national honorary math society, became affiliated with the Junior English Technological Society QJETSJ. Mem- bers took part in various competitions throughout the state. Q l I 1 . i- , Af 62-ACADEMICS AV' N. 'K THIS PAGE AND FACING PAGE: Lisa Knipping, Marshall Crosby, Bayle Nelson, Mike Acord, and Roy Rhodes attract atten- tion in their WINNIE THE POO costumes. THIS PAGE: fabove lefty Mr. Poland weeps for want of players to fill his cast. fabovej HI said you are a Witchlg' john Tartar and Kay Hall emote in THE CRUCIBLE. e Pof' Drama productions Things were all but slow in the Drama llcpartrncnt this 3 car. 'llhcrc we-rc always lim-s to learn. or contests to worry about. For thi- liirst time the Clllltlfvll-S 'llheatrc was organized. ghllllllilli. animals. and more animals were the order of tliiugs in WINNIE- 'l'llE -PON. the fall presentation. and 'l'lllf HOITSE ON POOH CORNER in the spring. The Salem witch trials were reerlaclcd in lllillcrls THE CRUCL Bl.li. This first semester play starred Clare Fields, .lohn larter, Annu Ols- towslci, and .lack Turner. The bright and breezy BRIGADOON was pro- duced with the Music and Choir Dcpartmcuts. Leading actors in this musical were Maugie Swinlord, David Lawhon, Billie Kay Pessarra, and Duane Calvert. These activities made for a very busy year. .,4!!dlllQlln- THIS PAGE fabove leftj Yes Iwould like a mee fresh carrot Roy Rhodes IS Rabbit labove centerj Mr Poland becomes Patti reens makeup man fabovej Somebody urst my beauhful balloon Gayle Nelson is Wmrue the Poo fleftj I s a bird Edith Smlthhart Kim Rusk Peggy Peres and Lisa Kruppmg enact a dramatic scene from THE CRUCIBLE. ACADEMICS-63 64-ACADEMICS THIS PAGE: fabove leftj 'Sl canst believe l ate the whole thing. Clare Fields displays her dra- matic ability in THE CR UCIBLE. fabovel 6'What do you mean you are going off to live in a hippy commune?,, john Tartar, Anna Olstow- ski, and Jack Turner share a solemn moment in THE CRUCIBLE. frightJ At lastfa full moonlw Kim Hrannan does an emotional scene in THE CRUCIBLE. FACING PAGE: ftop leftj 'Tm the second pea, who are you?,' Dana Shepard, Terry Anderson, and George Bulling- ton portray four peas in a pod in drama class. ftop rightj i'Coffee, tea, or me? Duane Cal- vert, Larry Perryman, Clare Fields, Delores Baker, Gayle Nelson, and Janie Heath enjoy tea-time in THE OLD LADY SHOWS HER MEDALS. fbottoml 'il wanna hold your hand. Gayle Nelson bids farewell to Larry Perryman in THE OLD LADY SHOWS HER NIEDALS. he ,U 4. ami LQ! 4 ,f if fm ml s K A nf, ,fn ,Lf , Q af w Vx 52, Q K, L Q Wife 1 l Q '0Lf'q', f 'WR W Q' A gg , , QV ' f fb 3 4,3122 V2.1 iff? A w a I , ,i!.?!i new im 54 1.52, ..,,:3f, fi f 't 44 13 44.22, 2. Ill, fl 2232 4 SIM ' 2 ,. A we THIS PAGE: ftopl Pretending to be a string of spaghetti can be back-breaking. just ask Ricky Ward. fabove leftj Dramatists gather: ffront, l to rj G. Nelson, A. Olstowski, S. Joiner, fback, l to rj K. Brannan, C. Fields, I R. McDougal, J. Heath and J. Turner. l fabovej 'gYes, I am Mr. Debatef, Craner Ford is happy about his college scholarship. 66-ACADEMICS THIS PAGE: fbelowj Becky Ingalls and Elizabeth Matthews make up the top BHS Girls' Debate Team. fbclow rightj Debators Pat Breen and Terry Kenyon win many de- bates together. fbottomj Members of the BHS Debate Team are fback, l. to r.j Timary Weinfeld, Amy- Blackmar, Becky Ingalls, Elizabeth Matthews, ffront, l. to rj Pat Breen, Cleve Hardman, Jeff Blackmar, David Thompson, and Terry Kenyon. Speech' and debate Nearly 50 awards, among them trophies, scholarships, merit certificates, and six medals at the District 25 AAAA spring meet were won this year by the young and growing BHS drama-dehatefSpC6Ch participants. The year had many bright spots: Sweepstakes at the Brazosport College Tournament, third place in de- bate at Lamar University with 50 high schools competing, a second place finish in district competition for de- bate and first, second, and third place awards in both boys and girls divisions of the Optimist lnternational Oratory Texas Zone Contest. These honors were overshadowed by the experience and pride gained by a group of Ex- porters composed mainly of sophomores and freshmen. ACADEMICS-67 Crafts The very popular ceramics and jewelry courses did a lot ol' innovative things this year. Ceramics workers made banks and such by forming clay around balloons. Various containers were made by placing clay coils inside boxes of any shape. The second semester ceramics project required an I8 inch or larger coil Work. The hardest part of the course was work with the wheel to form a clay vessel. ln the jewelry course, students were exposed to in- teresting silver soldering, gold and silver electroplating, centrifugal cast- ing, and vacuum casting. ln the last method, molten metal is pulled into a mold by a vacuum. Works with lea- ther consisted ol' making things such as sandals. Une very successful method was the casting ol' jewelry in 14k gold. The only bad thing about it was the cost. 47 X ,., . xt Q ,A is s XX 1 aww i 68-ACADEMICS 1 1- - v - 1 1 'ar' is . 1 r,, ,I ' THIS PAGE: ftopj t'Thjs makes a fine roach killer. David Slaugter and Bruce Broadway design jewelry. fmiddle leftj UNO, Greg, this is not Play Dough! Mr, Bruce Good helps Greg Fields in ceramics. Qmiddle fight, t'For a flakier pie crust, try clay. johnell Allen rolls it out. fabovej Mr. Robert Bregenzer, Barbara Weidig, and Mike Gladney Work in the jewelry lab. fright, 'S0k, where do you want this ton of clay'?', Materials arrive for the ceramics classes. xg' THIS PAGE: nlt's not easy converting a lawn mower to a space shipf, Daniel Boley improves his skill in Power mechanics. fbelowj 'gHelp me get my finger out!l! Robert Rasberry and Emerson White work in wood shop. fbottom leftj It doesn't do anything, but it looks goodf' Glenn Skinner works in power mechanics. Qbottom rightj Miki' Smith works with metal bars in general met' S. auf' WX Industrial arts ln eourses dealing with wood, students mastered required skills and moved on to larger pieces such as gun cabin- ets. ln general metals classes, after students became proficient in the live basic areas, they eould work the rest of thc year on big projects. They in- cluded barbecue pits and ornamental iron works. Power mechanics classes were very successful this year. After mastering the small air cooled motor they moved up to a Volkswagen engine, a WW ll airplane engine and a grinder-shredder. 1 2 5 E S 3 5- 542 X lie M .S f A 5 ig, -, . e ff .if N r X FACING PAGE: ftop left, Helen Rickaway, Regina McFatridge, and Debby Gilliam take part in the officer induction ceremony. ftop rightj Barbara Woolman lights a candle as she takes her oath of office. Barbara McClendon, Julia Soto, Jihad Zabana, and Ann Thomas await their tums. fbottomj FHA members ffront, l to rj B. McClendon, K. Zengerle, C. Waguespack, fsecond row, l to rj D. Gilliam, H. Rickaway, B. Woolman, R. McFatridge, L. Sutherland, J. Stanford, S. Lewis, A. Thomas, fthird row, l to rj V. Hutto, J. Henager, Davis, J. Amy, L. LeBouf, J. Amy, M. Hemandez, fback, l to rl M. Sanchez, B. Benyon, V. Buchanan, S. Rhodes, L. Broadway, D. Roden, M. Lassiter, B. Masters, and B. Mayo. THIS PAGE: ftop rightj FHA officers ffront, l to rj B. McClendon, C. Zengerle, J. Zabana, D. Gilliam, fback, l to rj B. Woolman, H. Ricka- way, R. McFatridge, A. Thomas, J. Stanford, and S. Lewis. fabovej 'S0ne way to keep from falling on your face is to press your fingers to- gether. Mrs. Barbara Rogers speaks to inter- ested girls Iike Joanna Stanford about model- ing. fleftj FHA Beau and Belle-Winfred Bowling and Laura Sutherland. FHA The Future Homemakers of America involved themselves in many projects this year, some for the community and some for the club. Many of the activities were done in conjunction with the FFA. Two of these were a hayride and weiner roast, and the Brazoria County FFA-FHA Youth Fair. At the April fair the girls exhibited articles of clothing and baked goods for judging. As a service project, the two groups collected over 200 stamped Christmas cards which were sent to the State Hospital at Rusk. These cards were for the use of the patients there. Throughout the year they did such things as help Santa Claus with his appearances at various business locations, and serve at the FFA, Football, and DE banquets. ln January they provided the Velasco PTA with baby sitters and in February they gave Freeport lntermediate eighth grade girls a tour and introduction of the Homemaking Department. March 19-25 was National FHA Week, during which degrees were completed and refreshments were served for the teachers in the lounges. ACADEMICS-7 l Agricultural studies This three year program with 511- stud- ents enrolled this year offered agri- cultural learning as an avoeation as well as a vocation. Four girls took the eourse in this second year that girls had enrolled. Next year the course can he taken by ninth graders. The elub eonneeted with the course is FFA Chapter 323 founded in l950. lN'lem- hers entered the County Fair and the Houston Fatstoek Show with animals and in judging contests. ln Nlay they held the annual rodeo whieh financed equipment and judging contests. Around 50 percent of the agriculture students attend college and study related fields. Most others go to work on a ranch or farm for themselves or someone else. 72-ACADEMICS MAY 4 sag: 'R TX an I T e I .x A Ii 1 .2 .V A 5, It 2 so f I I FACING PAGF: ftopj FFA officers fl to rj Ii. Tyner: II, Howling. first vice president: I. Craner. reporter: Don Schmidt. treasurerg and Pat Breen, greenhand officer. tbottoin left, I didn'l know the FFA Queen had to do THISII' .Ieffa Gahoon on a tractor. THIS PPXGE AND FACING PAGF: 'LI hope I get this thing out of reverse before Hr. Greenway comes out.'I Paul Dacke on a tractor. THIS PAGE: ftop Icftj Richard Kirby and Pat Dorsey practice for the 'FFA Youth Rodeo, ftop rightj FFA Sponsor Frank Greenway watches his kids perform as the rodeo announcer reports the action. tabovej Kathy Sepulvado, astride her trusty steed, awaits her turn at barrel racing. fabove right, FFA boys fback. I to rj K. Tyner, W. Bowling, T. Nlartin, P. Dacke, R. Iiirbygffront, I to rj D. Hrinkmeycr, J. Picard, and P. Dorsey display their Christmas fruit. ACADEMICS473 Machine trades The Brazosport Machine Shop Practice Chapter 67 was started in 1950 and is still with us. There were 20 boys enrol- led this year. Using the six basic mac- hine tools. they made machines. They could make a machine gun or a sewing machine if they wanted to. This BHS department has trained some of the best machinists in the area. This line of work offers great opportunities which aren't being used by enough students. Dow, lVlallay Repair, McGill Specialty Machine Shop, and Brown and Root are among the many firms employing hundreds of machinists in this area. For the young men follow- ing through with this training, an aver- age yearly income of 320,000 can be earned. 74-ACADEMICS F Welding Arc gas, heli-are, hand torch cutting, and sand blasting were just some of the skills learned this year by vocation- al welders. The final total of young men taking the course was 2l. The future can hold much for those stu- dents who want to put their welding experience to good use. This training which is supplied at great cost enables some to attend ajunior college and take welding technician eourses. Those who work hard can make fine careers for themselves. FACING PAGIC: ftopj Chuck Powers works with the lathe. fmiddle leftl Dennis Zengerle works in the machine shop. fmiddle rightj VICA Machine Trades officers ffront, I to rl D. Zengerle, sergeant-at-armsg G. Lindsey, parlia- mentariang H. li. Hunt, instructorgfback, I to rj D. lllartinets, viee president, G. Huntington, treasurer, C. Powers, presidentg and I. I-Iembree, reporter. fbottomj Wearing very important safety glasses, Allen Krenek operates the drill press. 'I'llIS PAGE: ftopl VICA Welding Trades officers fl to rl I.. juaregui, sergeant-at-annsg D. Glover, treasurerg V, Sobotik, reporterg ,I. Evans, secretary: and I . Bullington, president. fabove leftl Hold your breath and lets see how many guys we can squeeze into this welding boothf, Russell Smith, Hoyt Williams, and Victor Sobotik clown around. fabovej llilly Kristof is not a candidate for best monster, he is a BHS welder. fleftj Thomas Simms tries to perfect his welding technique. ACADEMICS-75 Auto mechanics Besides learning the mechanical com- position of an auto, the 36 auto mec- hanic students studied the electronic and diagnostic techniques as well. Last year, this VICA Chapter 175 was named the outstanding club in the state. This was even more out- standing because the club wasnat formed until last year. Next year, the first BHS auto mechanic to gradu- ate from technical school will go to work for General Motors in Michigan at a nice salary. Another fact that is of great benefit to the course is that the local garage owners work closely with the school so that better mechan- ics may be produced. THIS PAGE: ftopj This is what a mechanic gets when he forgets his grease gun. james Albrius, Roy Phillippi, Earnest Cotton, Mike Hamlet, Rocky Edwards, Johnny Price, Thomas Benge, Keith Cantu, Paul Gonzales, and Bud Castillo look on as Nlr. Tom Jones vents his hostilities on Mike Waguespack. tabovej ls this the carburetor or the radia- tor'?,' Mike Waguespack and Johnny Price practice their vocation. fabove centerj '6Are you sure this thing wonit fall?w Ronnie Flowers, and Rocky Edwards check a front end. fahove rightj Dean Darnell is a chiseler. frightj VICA Auto Mechanics officers tl to rj C. Sanders, reporterg R. Cotton, reporter, K. Cantu, parliamentariang D. Darnell, vice president, M. Williams secretary and treas- urer, and H. Edwards, president. FAClNG PAGE: ftopj These transistors are pretty tastyf' Rudy Moreno and Bruce Goodrich do electronics work. fmiddle leftj VICA Electrical Trades officers ffront, l to rj L. Little, vice president, D. Vitek, president, 0. Howard, secretaryg fback, l to rj J. Greer, treasurer, J. Faulkner, sergeant-at-arms, D. Allen, parliamentariang Tyrone Ward, re- porter, and P. F. Thomas, advisor. tmiddle rightj Francis Mancuso is very interested in his work. fbottomj David Haley and David Butcher concentrate on an electrical prob- lem. 76sACADEMICS if f,a,.,,a.1 9 A. -,W, A TV. P-,,1.. s..,f1 X W-.J Electrical trades Radio-TV repair, electrical motor rewinding and commercial wiring were stressed in this vocational program this year. Of the 20 young men enrol- led many will go into electrical work after the two year program. lt provid- ed a good electronic technology back- ground and will probably stress more color TV work next year. Electrical trades makes up VICA Chapter 165 which was formed in 1958. ACADEMICS-77 5 2 ns? S Mechanical repair This mechanical and marine repair course consisted of 22 boys this year. Along with their academic studies, they mastered skills in small boat hull and engine work. They learned the practical skills involved in such things as tire repair, welding, and small engine work. One specific concentration of learning was in fiber glass work. They made a fiber glass liquid feeder tank for cattle, the fundamentals of which could be used in many other applica- tions. 78-ACADEMICS Aww M-f 6 ' FACING PAGE: ftopj Ronnie Clark works hard repairing a boat. fcenter leftj Gilbert Flores and Steve Lamb get ready for surfing season. fcenter rightj Mechanical and marine repair officers fl to rj jerry Foralser, treas- urcrg Donald Smith, reporterg Larry Henry, vice president: Gilbert Flores, presidentg Greg Fosdick, secretary: and Stanley French, parliamentarian. fbottomj 4'It's not much of a boat, but it floats. Arthur Perry works with fiber glass. THIS PAGE: fleftj VUE members. ffront row, l to rj D. ,lack- son, S. Naranjo, C. Barnes, Nl. K. janik, D. Broussard, Nl. Ellis, fsecond row, l to rl P. Calhoun. ll. Cranfill, ,l. Norrell.,l. Norrellfll. Valentine, S. Horak, Durilinger, fback row, l to rj G. Allred, D. Davis, G. Irwin. K. Kincheloe, R. Bean, C. Scallion, Nl. Van- Dusen, T. Treadwell, and V. Bullard. fbelow leftj A lesson in applying war paint. Nlrs. Hilda Collins, owner of Brazosport Village Merle Norman Studio, and Nlrs. Vicki Patrick, cosmetician, show Mary Kay Janik how it's done. fbelowj Karen Kincheloe happily does her job in the Dietatic Depart- ment at Community Hospital. fbottomj You can have all the credit you wantf, Susan Horak works at the Credit Bureau. VOE The purpose of this yearis Vocational Office Education was to train young people to work in ollicc oeeupations. 'l'he members attended school for hall' of the day and worked at various businesses throughout the community for the rest ol' the day. The 25 girls enrolled in the program worked at insurance agencies. office equipment companies, industrial concerns and many other kinds ol' businesses. The spring employer-ernployee banquet was given to show appreciation for employment opportunities provided to the School district. VHO Four boys and 25 girls were enrolled in the Vocational Health Opportuni- ties program this year. Training in health fields gave them a ehance to find out if they were in the right line and gave them hasie training in that line. Students worked at Community Hospital, and for doctors. dentists, labs, and Dow lndustrial Medicine. VllO was affiliated with VlCA until now. but next year it will separate and join a statewide health organization. THIS PAGE: ftopj Susan Van Cleve pauses from her job in hospital records. fabovej Susan Shook works in thc Community Hos- pital lab. fabove centerj 'LDon't look at the camera, Mrs. Jones. Georgette Brown works in the X-ray department. fabove nghtj This is a very strange straw, Patti Kelly analyzes blood. frightj YHO officers fl to rj Susie Miles, Patti Kelly, Billy Stoemer, Georgette Brown, Sammie Hubbs, and Susan Shook. 80-ACADEMICS THIS PAGE: Qtopj CVAE members fl to rj N. Ward, R. Gibson, N. Hays, D. Thomas, L. Gonzales, and J. Garcia gather around their advisor and teacher Mr. Richard Ludeman. Q center leftj Mr. Ludeman helps Lydia Gonzales with a problem. Q center rightj One CVAE oup includes fback row, l to rj L. White, Chitwood, F. Crocker, B. Stewart, S. Dunlap, R. Ludeman, J. lVlcCaffety. fcenter row, l to rj E. Norton, P. Olson, M. James, S. Batson. ffront row, l to rj N. Aluizo, and J . Powers. fabovej Observed by Barry Stewart, fl to rj Stephen Dunlap, Guy Chitwood, and jerry Powers work diligently in class backed up by Mr. Ludeman. CVAE Co-op The Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Co-op students attended classes to satisfy requirements toward graduation, and were free to report to training stations. These were jobs in the Brazosport Area arranged by their teacher-coordinator. Students trained to be clerks in various stores, or to work in restaurants in various capaci- ties. They worked in many businesses to gain some skills in areas of their in- terests. The CVAE Co-op is regulated much like related co-ops such as DE, VHO, and VOE. ACADEMICS-81 82-ACADEMICS THIS PAGE: fabovej DE members fseated, l to rj B. Newby, J. Reed, G. Shadwell, L. Cloud, D. Brinkmeyer, S. Rouse, M. South, M. Nelson. fseated, l to rj D. Shreves, T. Vandergriff, D. Bellar, K. Landry, K. Williams, and K. Teinert. frightj 1972 DECA officers fl to rj L. Price, F. Ellington, M. Nelson, L. Cloud, D. Shreves, R. Neimeyer, B. Hambrick, and N. lVlcLamore proudly display the DE Banner. FACING PAGE: ftopj Robert Neimeyer works on the parade float. fcenterj More DE members fstanding, l to rj M. Gregory, B. Hambrick, R. Neimeyer, L. McCoy, G. Harrison, B. Norman, F. Ellington, D. Williams. fseated, l to rj M. Garza, T. Gripp, D. Nesmith, R. Tobias, J. Woodruff, N. McLamore, P. Gonzales, and L. Price. fbotloml Witch and pumpkin makers fl to rj Rosemary Tobias, Billy Newby, Mike Gregory, Floyd Ellincgton, and Maria Garza stand by their wor . ,..ff1+ DECA DE is a vocational program designed to provide knowledge and skills for high school students in retailing. wholesaling and service occupations. It provides class- room instruction and on-the-job super- vised training and work experience through a cooperative business relation- ship between the employers of the com- munity and the public school. Each year DEC.-X students are responsible for operating the BHS snack bar and work with the FF,-X chapter to build the sehoolls float for the Brazoria County Fair Parade. Other activities include hol- iday decorations for the vocational building, window displays in the main building, maintaining the marquee, and participating in area and state leadership conferences and business and community research. ACADEMICS-83 z Qkf 'cf pf.. f -f -K:- ,,w.,..W ,A,,.,,, ,.., ' Y Y ' ' -' ,,W,,.,,.,,.,,.. ,w,, .W ,,,L ,mf 1,, -:, 1 . ' fr '- V -W.. , , I in 1 g 7 iyyr .aw-ws 'c'rMw'fWw-H+, W, ,,N..,, -,,,,,M,NWM,,, I A-'AM . fmwmwamtz t Q : lv'-' N ,.,..,s,,,.. ,,,,, ,,,. , ...M WW, r. .. .. ...,.ay.w..,,, .,,. ' ' . .. ffii ffff . ,,f V ye BHS Chapter DE All DE activities revolve around class- room studies which include group work, individual study, and research projects. DE is a program of involve- ment in the school, business and com- munity in which the students grow mentally, physically, and socially. Six credits may be earned toward grad- uation which allow the student to enter into business employment, col- lege, or both. Every year the BHS Chapter of DECA gives a 3400 schol- arship to a DE student selected by the DE advisory committee. This is in addition to other scholarships given to DE students. 84-ACADEMICS r if . , M .ff f ' . v f fm? if he use 'WQWE M If My ' .,. if.-ifar,-1' 'a J ,,., 'D 4 , . .. 4 FACING PAGE: ftop leftj Debby Bellar and Don Shreves, two DECA members who attended a leadership conference peruse DE information. ftop rightj Working on the parade float is hard work for fl to rj Xl. GHFLLH, K. Landry, G. llar1ison,j. Reed, N. McLamore, B. Newby, Rouse, L. Cloud, R. Neimeyer, and B. Hambrick. fleftj Nlr. John Powers gives helpful tips to llrcnda Hambriek as work on the float goes on. THIS PAGE: flop rightj Workers in the snack bar fback, l to rj D. Williams, L. Cloud, K. Teinert, B. Newby, ffront, l to rj F. Ellington, R. Tobias, T. Gripp, N. Nlclaamore, and P, Gonzales display their eagerness to serve. fabovej Rosemary Tobias, in an inflatable chair given as sales prize, and Don Williams give the pitch to sell 'X lv 1 Ariq ly 44.1, ,,,. .,,.. y we .1' if it' . I liii V ttf .,.. E t ttei In V. H P F M y V:,V Vggy .,,, ..,. f T T s it - - . . ,- inflatable Christmas cards. fabove right, One of the many seasonal DE messages in the main display case is the Thanksgiving wish seen here. iii: I i--' .121 K Ikiakifx e iii. sei it e . gi na. t ,,,,,,,, , ACADEMICS-85 'EQKPQIT EL! 1 l Varsity Football FACIXG PAGE: The Exportcrs charge cu- crgctically through thc colorful spirit sign made for the llrazoswood game. THIS PAGE: flcftj Nlikv Schrovder is hit by opponent Tommie- Bond while struggling to move the ball. fbclowj Tc-rry Kenyon shows his skill by blocking a kick in scasou play. fbottomj Coach jack Weldon gives last minute instructions to jim Pessarra. '21, MfiWe f ,, ,, f,,m,5,1, f if H vl,,,Z4??3,, ' 1 fQ,,H ii- ,ffjfn-.7 ,Q w SPO RTS-89 W L l 1971-72 Varsity Football Players Alexander, T. Blaekmar, Guy Blaekmar, Jeff Blaekmar, Mike Closs, Monroe Comeaux, Bryan Cooper, Arthur Damian, Ronnie David, Sam Eppes, Harold Graham, Jack Grandjean, Bret Howard, Ondra Kenyon, Terry Levee, Mike Lewellen, Tommy Lindsey, Terry Morris, Larry Mayse, Dickie Pessarra, J im Pessarra, Pat Schiller, Joseph Schroeder, Mike Schmidt, Don Strickland, Randy WB G C w I. C FB E G QB TB WB F B TB QB TB G T T T G E T QB T me SPORTS-91 Varsity Football Team 92-SPORTS FACING PAGE: Exporter coaching staff fback row, 1 to rj J. Larson, P. Allee, W. Westbrook, J. Davis, E. J. Davis, D. Boone, ffront row, l to rj G. Bautsch, R. lVlarler,,I. Weldon, B. Howington, V. Alexander. Swanscy, Mike Terry, Bill Tonneson, Ricky Barnett, Coy Hardman, Cleve Vallott, Richard Ward, Tyrone White, Emerson Perryman, Larry Rudy, Russell C T T Mg. Tr E E T Tr Mgr. Varsity Season THIS PAGE: fabovej Sam David clutches the ball as if it were glued to him and tries to make a run for il. Cahove rightj Ondra Iloward eludcs an opponent and makes a score. fright, Exporter varsity prepares for a down against Stroman. 94-SPORTS Junior Varsity Football Team 9.0. THIS PAGE: fabovej Junior Varsity team members fstanding, l to rj C. Hayden, J. Greer, D. Butcher, B. Miltenberger, P. Adams, K. Green, B. Bellar, J. Damian, S. Rickaway, B. Dunn, AI. Crainer, D. Stockton, fkneeling, 1 to rj L. Lovett, A. Moody, B. Lloyd, J. Epperson, M. Stevens, M. Gleaton, R. Fairchild. SPORTS-95 Sophomore Football Team . o,.. T .. ,gn V, T .J . T ' ,5,,.3,ige5g,,w,. fx ,3 ,,,,, w'A:f1.W1V,, I ,,,:g-53 -'42bfvgyg,f1 , www wf ' sy:-1 f 2 'wie 's'1:fefw. 4 .. 'ill w'2ff'ffsEw . 'i f l S--.-...... . H ag, , ,,,,, ,, V , V, . ,,o. . ,.., . , V 96fSPORTS THIS PAGE: Qabovej Sophomore team members fstanding, l to rj S. Fletcher, R. Reyna, I. Perry, B. Gant, T. Barnes, R. Wright, J. Russell, J. Patterson, R. Pena, P. Breen, P. Crow, fkneeling, l to rj R. Lara, M. Garcia, S. Davis, G. Schlimmer, R. Ertell, R. Griggs, S. Guthrie, M. Davis, P. Lewellen, S. Mallory, J . Palat, fsitting, l to rj L. Frazier, J . Patzke, T. Wedgeworth, and B. Wilkerson. wudlllln 'unnnuumnnulik 1 u ul W. .X.:, L,.Q A .. ,,.. ,.... W,.W,....,,. , v 1 ls 5 ...,, h i I 'il , .V R '?:'s ff' ya S . f.,f g S 0- i A l 1, . . .2-1. . me -A . Q A i, X so .Q if , R ,gs ve 1 I in S, :Mkl -: :Em , . 9 5 .K 4- -.-T k N . - rg. Y, sw K wr , Q M I: as J 3 f gy, K, fix ,., yi M is ' ' A N ' , ' . W-'ll' Q . .ww A if e 2 R so ,,,.,. ,. ,. , f A K mrgzgggwi 1- - -1 KNEE - r .- if W, N W -, ---- fs- 1 .. . - . i V ,,,, Maw.. - -as-sawnew5,-2-mfzwl-sq-f.w-M'-M -- .su--Msg., . .,,. M ..m,,.,,.ff-ax., - .. Y H: - - T., ,..W, ...M .,... 5, .. wi , Freshman Football THIS PAGE: ftopj Team members ffront row, 1 to rj R. Waguespack, T. Moody, J. Olivares, R. Daigle, R. Hosack, R. Barnes, M. Harvard, M. Holler fsecond rowj D. Domingues, J. Dvorak, R. Wix, M. Dodge, B. Sury, R. Smith, W. Williams, fthird rowj H. Revels, R. King, E. Kersten, A. Lemons. A. Botello, J. Allen, S. Cooper fback rowj K. Glass, R. Waddy, T. Howard, Z. Franklin, E. Soto, N. Burse. fbottomj Dr. Bourgeois greets the new head football coach, Joe Means, by presenting him with the pigskin. SPORTS-97 THIS PAGE fabovej Dlclue Mayse Mlke Blackmar Jlmmy Pessarra and Randy Strickland are congratulated by Mr JD Roberts head coach of the New Orleans Saints at this years Football Banquet fnghtj Football players and thelr dates ar rive at the banquet. FACING PAGE: ftopj Basketball player Harry Hobbs accepts an award from Mr. Chain. Q bottom leftj Honor graduate and fine athlete, Mike Blackmar, receives his diploma from Mr. Kenneth Wilson. f bottom center, Because of fine ath- letes in every sport, too numerous to men- tion here, the new victory flag flew over BHS many times during the ,71-'72 school year. fbottom rightj Outstanding athletes yrone Ward and Ondra Howard get their share of awards at the awards assembly. 98-SPORTS M 4k Athletic Winners abound at BHS SPORTS 99 Girls' Varsity Basketball THIS PAGE: fright! Managersfl. to r.J L. Johnson, B. Weidig, K. Arrington, P. Guil- lory, fbelowj Team members fback rowg l. to rj Coach Irma Lewis, L. Johnson, T. Seidler, J. Balusek, P. Roberts, J. Calvert, L. Morgan, S. Lloyd, K. Arrington. ffront rowg l. to r.J T. Whittle, T. Eudaley, L. Buegeler, D. Murphy, L. Capell, FACING PAGE: fabovej Nort, Nort Tear 'Em Uplu fmiddle leftj Janis Balusek jumps to enable team- mate to regain possession of ball. fmiddle rightl Guard Linda Morgan blocks Friends- wood two-pointer. fbottom leftj Joyce Cal- vert shoots a basket during practice while Dawn Murphy looks on. fbottom rightj Theresa Seidler shoots for two points during the Brazosport-Victoria game. 100-PEOPLE 4, 1, by R W f my Qi Q ,,f M sw 5 my -- 6' if iii! U 3, N .. x. ,,,,....ffw' ,,f n-an Sw f ,-A- WW 2 4 E E X ...ws 5 .. v QE QL Jai, Nw i ,, ' nii LA, .nv an-5 iq: N., S s ll U Freshman B-ball THIS PAGE: frightj Team members fback row, l to rj C. Stovall, D. Henderson, D. Guillory, D. Roden, J. Burton, R. Royalty, J. Neely. ffront rowg I to rj K. York, P. Robertson, B. Dunn, K. Hall, M. Smith fbot- tom leftj Myrtle Smith prepares to receive a pass. fbottom right, Darlene Guillory at- tempts a two-pointer. FACING PAGE: ftopj Joyce Neely finds that making a basket 1sn't all that hard. fbottom leftj Darlene Guillory attempts to hit the ball to a teammate during a jump ball. fbottom rightj Coach Paulette Burrhus explains a new play. 106-SPORTS 7, if ' f sy, fi L ' ff ' ' I ,aw is 4 ' 1139? g - an f , . ' ' I ' . 4 f ff 3.-p Y V I X Q 1 w ' 'V 1- X f K' 3 f 2 Q 5 f '72 ,.. A x , , Inf , , 5 2 E 1 if , , Jw' U -Nz ,fbi 2, Z Q K 4' . , 2 3 4 L -f w ,E , , H ' + , ' - W W fa K ' ' 4 ' ' Q ' . A ? 'W ' y' V4 5 N Zymw .,,,,.,,,., gg , ' f , ,, I . 7? f 5 '--' ff W ' W , L- WNW' J' . ,,,., , 1, A' 5 f1z . ..i,,, E V -..l fl I 4 SPORTS-107 '72 Basketball THIS PAGE: frightj Harry Hobbs and Arthur Cooper wait anxiously under basket for the rebound. fbelowj Junior Tyrone Ward. fbelow rightj Arthur Cooper jumps high after tying the ball. FACING PAGE: ftop leftj Junior Gary Gore ftop middlej Junior Harry Hobbs ftop rightj Junior Mark Davis fmiddle leftj Senior Arthur Cooper fmiddle rightj Varsity team members pre- pare for a tough season during practice. fbottomj Junior Ronnie Crane 108-SPORTS . , awww' 1 E ',1, .Qs fr Q is-Qawx QM. 1 i 'B irq' ,rf QQ AQ he 35 he Q , I YA 4,6 5 il 5 WI ,jg W , 5, iid -4 A 'x Q , :Q 'Mx .I 1 If Q N Tl S, 4. ii fn j x. fri 1 L 41. A 1 7' ff: ' .Q 3. K w QQVV V 4 W Eg F' H ggi! V' 2 I 5 sm yi 1: 122 Boys, J.V. THIS PAGE: fiightj J. V. team members fback rowg l to rj M. Williams, C. Sanders, R. Bennetson, S. Williams, fmiddle rowj R. Whitehead, R. Crane, H, Eppes, L, Lovett ffront rowj C, Hardman, T. Easterling, L. Vancil, R. Wright, R. Fairchild. fbelowj Steve Williams and Richard Whitehead await Terry Easterlingis free shot to drop into basket. ffar bottomj LeRoy Lovett jumps high for the jump shot. fbottom rightj Terry Easterling demonstrates correct way oi' re- ceiving a pass. E i SMINTS 112-SPORTS Sophomore B-ball THIS PAGE: Qleftl Larry Nlarium takes advantage of his height by attempting to out-jump his opponent. fbelowj Exporter defense prepare for the rebound. fbottoml Team members fback row, l to rj J. Damian, S. Fletcher, P. Hossow, L. Marium, R. Smith, J. Russell, D. Crane ffront rowj B. Lloyd, E. Brown, fVl. Tobias, Nl. Garcia, S. Greer, R. Greer, E. Ford, and L. Hobbs. SPORTS-11 3 h X:.1: f y M y - QW N -f 'i K 4 QQ: fgf - . ,X ww u :Q 15 N- k .Wx-k .,.. x. 4 f-f1 1,5 I3 V, . .K I 4, x.,,. . ,LH A l,, .J g J 3 1 xg 55995 - Q . l 2 A 1 S If Y i 0 rg, Tl. . . , i Ai Pi C' Two girl tracksters attend state THIS PAGE: frightj Team members Qtop to bottom, l. to rj L. Johnson, J. Balusek, B. Weidjg, L. Capell, K. Valrey, P. Roberts, A. Dean, P. Dean, A. McKinney, E. Hudson, F. Jones, K. Cleland and D. Guillory. fbelowj Janis Balusek practices high jumping durin sixth period. FACING PAGE: ftop leftg Hurdlers Evelyn Hudson and Ka e Valrey ftop ri tj 60 and 100 yard dasller- Lisa Capell bottom leftj 220 yard dashers-Pam Roberts, Barbara Weidig and Michelle 4 u or ..,,. K. ' ,ai N' ,, ti i ' , .. J, -Q 5 .. , , Jackson fbottom right? 440 yard dasher- Kaye Valrey. 1 116-SPORTS 4 a 2 2 5 i z 5 2 E THIS PAGE: frightj Discus throwers- Darlene Guillory and ,I anis Balusek fbelowj 440 yard dasher-Pam Dea.n fbelow rightj 440 yard dasher-Audrey Dean. fbelow far rightj 440 yard relay team fbaek row, l. to rj Lisa Capell, Pam Roberts f front row, l. to rj ,I anis Balusek and Michelle Jackson. FACING PAGE: fTop leftj Broad and Triple jumpers fl. to I., Karan Cleland, Lisa Capell and Michelle Jackson, ftop rightj Pam Roberts makes a somewhat painful hand-off. fmiddlej Fran Jones makes a hand-off to Michelle Jackson. fbottomj Managers-Leah Johnson and Angela Mc- Kinney. QQ wi 1 18-SPO RTS Y - , LES ul' 4 u Wrsmki A Awww :l ,L ,Aw wi- . .,., ,.., ...,. ..i.,,N,.,,g , WY ga.. 'VAN M4 vi' 'Mar Al l 31, wa 3 'L Y , ' W ASQ K fm ' Yi 1 SPROTS-119 THIS PAGE: frightj Team members fback row, l. to r.j Coach Phelen Allee, E. Brown, L. Morris, S. Fletcher, M. Levee, O. Howard, D. Butcher, C. Morrison, L. Glover, C. Hayden, Coach Doug Boone, Coach Ward Westbrook fsecond row, l. to rj R. Ford, M. Gleaton, L. Hogan, P. Womack, E. Perry, W. Wilson, E. Bames, G. Ripkoski ffront row, l. to rj K. Brannan, C. Amboree, P. Breen, D. Thompson. fbelowj Exporter pole-vaulter sails over bar in attempt to break the school record. fbelow rightj 440 yard dash men Mike Gleaton and Larry Hogan fbottomj Pole Vaulters fl. to rj George Ripkoski, Mike Levee, and David Butcher. FACING PAGE: fleftj Ondra Howard - shot put cap- tain, 3rd in district. fbelowj Charles Hayden, hurdlerg and Rodney Ford, broad jumper. fbottom leftj Milers fl. to rj David Thompson, Wilfred Wilson, Larry Glover, and Carl Morrison. I bottom rightj Kirk Brannan breaks the string ahead of Lamar Consolidated in the 880 dash. 3 120-SPORT S v- 2 w pf- swag-j, A Q , Q., ...H..H.. ...,, . . ..... .ff il.. . V ,jj W Q g gf. Xe to Q 5 . .. rw- 1 1 ' ' .. QSQK ,K Vik... I. K .xi .V .,k,,. ,. H' . wfyy-f1,'.fa g,,ze.f:.fw..fxz.-2 . -1 . 6 , . .,. -.pw-v ,.. .., ....,.... una. . , .,..,.., .'- '..,,.,..,.. . .,,..... , , F ,. B -L. 'F ,,,,.,w.., H fr' Eg ' E- Q .. Y - ' vez. . . - 1 if -, ,J ' I v ' Q errrr r ka : A or J V- I qc i A 'N-51-1 ' . W If i.. , X, il ,,, A an, ZR if W2 R rx if lr ,K Q il X Q S ' . . i, x wr ak 5 I if 2 my 5 X w wr? ,dvi I V XF will X -1 X' , is J 5 N .. l 95,4 . 3 ,,,., ' .. - . A ' ' I f fx A f ' 3 e Q., 1- www ae f ....,.s.. A ' -' :Fw K Y' Q' .a X QQ, Tr: ix? ' ' Q, T gavflgf as Q' 'S 3,4 'ff wx 5' J., xii iw sa ? r.. .. af at HE N .Q fir 3 use , .mT,,,,.,.?...... , ,rf---, -Ir .rw ,L . ily ' 1 1 ' , F' K' . . .M -V , V-r...f,?'4+r, .. . - fy .mm'Ts,.. wsf.f:w fa..-.Sage Q- X . 5. ga .aa ,Ny . . Tracksters gain important experience SPORTS-121 . 122-SPORTS sf. 3 H .QQ xi, 5 , ' . M iw ix .--. 4 . 5 , Rfb' 1 My - X S . af A Q ei g.,Q5.i Bs .mn ik w. sl ,J FACING PAGE: ftop leftj Phillip Womack, discus thrower ftop rightj 880 yd. dash men fl. to nj Pat Breen, Larry Morris and Richard Fletcher. Q bottom left! Pole vaulter George Ripkoski does his thingi' at the Gulf Coast Relays fbottom rightj Ronnie Crane - high jump. THIS PAGE: -ffar leftj David Butcher repares to pole vault at the Gulf Coast Reljays. fleftj Kirk Brannan - 880 yd. dash captain - District Champion. fbottom leftj Freshman team fback row, l. to r.j R. King, D. Ramirez, B. Gant, R. Ertell, R. Reyna ffront row, l. to nj D. Thompson, P. Lewellen, K. Glass, J. Patzke, R. Wright. fbelowj Wilfred Wilson dashes around the track in hopes of Winning the mile run. SPORTS-123 Exporter Cross Country Team runs away with 25-AAAA District Championship The 25th Annual Gulf Coast Relays saw a number of records broken this year. 124 SPORTS . ,... . +V. -3 FACING PAGE: ftopj Cross Country Team memberszfl. to nj C. Morrison, L. Glover, K. Brannan, D. Thompson, D. Norris, W. Wilson, L. Morris, f middle leftj Lamar Con- solidated crosses finish line first during the Gulf Coast Relays. fmiddle rightj Peggy Peres was chosen Queen of the 25th Annual Gulf Coast Relays. fbottomj The Shot put event at the Gulf Coast Relays saw a new meet record thrown by Ed Franklin from Lamar Consolidated who is seen watching a Clear Creek contestant taking his tum at the record. THIS PAGE: fleftl Varsity Team members fl. to rj T. Murrell, F. Stacks, T. Whittle, K. Arrington, L. Morgan, C. Caston, L. Buegeler. f below leftj Denise Henderson prepares to serve. fbelowj Varsity layers at- tempt to take on the faculty at Sie annual student-faculty game. .. - . .I N... Volleyball takes 2nd in district play SPORTS-125 THIS PAGE: fabovej All district members Billie Pessarra, Toni Eudaley, and Theresa Seidler. fabove rightj Team members fback row, l to rj N. Nelson, D. Simonton, J. Amy, B. Null, R. Royalty, N. Lookingbill, D. Nelson. ffront row, l to rj S. Sanchez, J. Amy, F. Jones, frightj D. Henderson fields B,wood's serve as Leslie Stovall looks on. 126-SPORTS 5. ,Af ICM t s Golf Team THIS PAGE: ftopj Team members for the 1971-72 year are: fstanding , l. to rj Coach S. Yates, R. Rieger, J. Parker, K. Cantu, B. Dunn, M. Holder, B. Houston, fkneelingj N. Taylor, M. Cirouard, R. Rasberry, A. Olstowski, C. Tannery, R. Crandal, R. Heather. fbottomj ,Ion Parker and Keith Cantu walk to the next hole. SPROTS-127 THIS PAGE: frightj Nelson Taylor prepares to drive in practice. fbottom lefti Bill Houston, team captain, after finishing fiftli in district among a field of 80 boys, demon- strates his putting ability. fbelowj Craig Tanneryf rated second on the team by Coach ates, demonstrates his golfing abili- ties for the photographer. FACING PAGE: frightj Keith Cantu is caught in the action of driving. fleftj Coach Steve Yates seriously measures before putting. sggbggq. K 1 'wwf we 'v- NS V K as N2 2 X i 5 g g l, ls A E afa' ' 3 slaa a C - if Q , - .L , f' af sf 'f - - 1 4 an s Q' 'f if K-fi J'k W Qi. ki ki ' file . 42.- yi' Y f a sss at i 3 R A 1. '. 15 Q ' . tif 1 I ,fi X i Q W iii . ,sa ss, . i ssss Kuff . X , JJ, A 1 ffl, C 128-SPORTS SPOR TS-129 THIS PAGE: frightj Charlie Harris returns the ball with a brilliant display of grace. fbe- lowj Varsity team members fhack row, l. to r.j Coach J. Foster, C. Ford, J.P. Cravey, G. Pennington, ffront row, 1, to r.J D. Stewart, P. Brenk, J. McCullough, C. Cravey. FACING PAGE: ftopj Jr. Varsity team members Qback row, l. to r.J J. Howell, I. Ruthstorm, R. Meriwether, B. Bass ffront row, L. to r.J J. Stafford, C. Boggs, R. Rubio, C. Seamster fbottom leftj Rosa Rubio practices her serves before the Dis- trict match. fbottom rightJ Rodney Meri- wether demonstrates front stroke ability. 130-SPORTS .f 2 ,, Q -1-R IZ: :mW - . f'w,' 1 Ji Xin u-W' Mi f f - TS Q Q f' Vi 4 , M ' VZLZ Agdi , ' f ' -ww f- I 4 ' 3. 1 ' vi x .L . if' . V QF 1, X ZL. i I W , av CFU Y of'-' U WI-'W Q 3 ,QL Q I .. ..,.x ..u . . mf A X Tennis am gg - -' f, r Q, . K ,-, SPORTS-131 '72 hardballers 5 S THIS PAGE: fabovej Team members fback row, l. to r.J R. Vallot, G. Gore, M. Closs, T. Ward, M. Waguespack, R. Thomas, J. Sisineros, J. Goodwin, front row, l. to r.j C. Hardman, S. David, . Moreno, R. Gon- zales, L. Jones, R. Viktorin, A. Moody, R. Tobias frightj Pitchers fl. to r.j G. Gore, M. Wa uespack, R. Gonzales, R. Vallot. FAGING PAGE: ftop left, Managers, C. Hardman and J, Goodwinftop right, Catch- ers, A. Moody, and M. Closs. fbottomj Ex- porter pitcher, Mike Waguespack attempts to strike out opponent. 132-SPORTS 5 , .,... ' w o ' . '4,,,-f B k aa.-I ' K B - M 4 ,.., .. . ,...., It W4 . M ,,,, dub- i ,A '55, 1 'S -' , env .1 ' MMM-Q-6...-W Q 'X 'Q 5 259'55f'0 -R - as Q T .. . I. , 1 .S i k in ,M L I ,X .... Q fe i ' ' sr' f-'si f X l MMT 2 ' its M - ... ,,.. 1 , ' ' . - , A -' . ..-' 'f 3 ... Z ki I -P ' ' ff. fm- ,,gg2'iie -'rl' - 2 if-i -H ' ,A-R, . . f'?'!Ie. 24. 1 T R i ' i 1 1 . x N' ' 4 W F + bi, -' 4.1, 55 .ak 1, .Q tg, 5 6 J Q .....-.R-In ,W -was it mf .L , 15,5 w- - 14.36. ,sf -4 , A. . ., - . - . - . J 'ai - N . 'f - p - -1 ' - .. ...HC ' T-1-f 'Au i N-335+ ..-.f JE'e' if, .. ' . -- 2 rv,-Z-,W ,1- N SPORTS-133 EW..-M ' i .,f- The thrill of victory ,1- ,-f f' 134--SPORTS Y ,5 ' ,, ' 1 1 if J ,. ,,,, f s 'f 4, I , ,, I 155 A f-V i f- ' f'f'2, '.:?:' ,, f ?Z 1 ,VAA .tang 5. 3 A Us 3111.1-ms.w-Wxs,s,:,,t,,:, M,WW F ws----M A Y A it H ff 4. xx - 'bv- FACING PAGE: ftop leftj Outfielders fl. to rj R. Thomas, M. Davis, M. Teinert, R. Tobias, and R. Moreno. Q top rightj First baseman, Tyrone Ward shows Exporter fans how to do the penguin.,, fbottom leftj In- fielders. fl. to r.j R. Whitehead, L, jones, S. David, T. Ward. fbottom right, Mark Davis hop-skotches in to home. THIS PAGE: ftop and middlej Gary Gore attempts to steal second base but is forced back to first. f bot- tomj Triumphant Exporter players are greeted by sorrowful Bucs after causing dis- trict playoff which the p0werful', Bucs lost to Victoria Stroman. SPORTS-135 THIS PAGE: fabovej Mark Davis tags home to add another point for our side. frightj Louie Jones outruns the throw to first base. FACING PAGE: ftopj Tyrone Ward pa- tiently awaits the oncoming pitch. fbottomj junior Varsity team members Qhack row, l. to r.j S. South, H. Eppes, D. Bellar, R. Whitehead, B. Dunn, B. Miltonburger, Coach George Warny. ffront row, l. to r.j D. Henderson, W. .LeBouef, B. Ford, D. Crane, M. Tobias, D, Domingues, J. Picard. 136-SPORTS l x i THIS PAGE: frightj Tyrone Ward streches to receive a short throw to first base. fbe- lowj Opposing runner dashes to beat the ball to first base. fbottom rightj Pitcher Richard Vallot warms up at the field house before a home game. 138-SPORTS Spring training Under the direction of Mr. Joe Means, 88 boys participated in rigorous workouts in hopes of gaining a position in football next year. Coach Means feels that winning spirit and devoted concentration will make a respectable football team. Spring training culminated with the annual redfwhite game. The red team emerged Victorious. SPORTS-139 Tough training for football hopefuls FACING PAGE: ftopj Team members fback, l. to rj Coach Bob Leffingwell, D. Wicke, R. Coots, D. Penney, C. Mulcihy ffront, l. to r.j J. Sharp, S. Leake, E. Karla L. French. fbottom standingj Sophomore duehess, Karan Clelandg Freshman duchess, Amy Blackmarg fsittingj Junior princess, Delara Whiteg Aqua Queen, Laura Suther- lan . 'A J.: 140-SPORTS iii? Boy 's Swimming The 1971-72 Brazosport Varsity Swimming team moved from last place in district to fifth place this year under the leadership of Lief French and Duane Wicke. The highlight of the year for the team was victory in the tri-meet against LaMarque and Texas City who beat them last year. Coach Bob Leffingwell said, This was one of our best and closest groups and Iave enjoyed working with them the mostf, Every team member is expected back next year. Scotty Leake and Donny Penney each broke two freshman records. The team as a whole showed great improvement. SPORTSf14l r L 144-SPORTS J. V. Swimming The 1971-72 Boyls Junior Varsity Swim- ming Team consisted of fback rowg l to rj Bill Landry, Tim Cook, Alex Scoles, Harry Revels, Terry Karl ffront row, l to rj Bo Bass, Dan Henderson, Joe Goens, Dean Caraway, and Coach Bob Leffingwell. ....,. , A,,, Awww, QTY 1 - f , f, ' I ,.1,, CHO --J Girls Swimming THIS PAGE: fabovej The 1971-72 Girls, Swimming Team fl to rj D. Brumett, B. Brock, NI. Wooster, J. Johnson, C. Nunalee, V. Hutto, A. Blackmar, B. Null, V. Watson, J. Whitehead, L. Sutherland, K. Cleland, and D. White. fleftj Swimming Guard officers fl to rj Beverly Plummer, Debbie Wilkinson, Keil Phinney, Becky Wathen. SPORTS-145 J U11 , Q, -gxtggmw A W: - . . .4 : :.L ' - Record Season The 1971-72 Girls, Swimming Team made a fantastic leap forward this year. The team, led by Barbara Null, WW-- who broke all school swimming records but one, doubled thc amount of total points they scored last year in the district mect. The highlight of the season was a three-day trip to San Antonio. The girls swam against the best swimmers in the state. v Ab 146-SPORTS R 'Eb E ,nf 2 'a - . , M. ,king ,Nlzv w K uv. hw iii' ' QQ m,f' , 1 f -' fa' -A-3 - Wu , 91 I ' fix - Pk ' ' 1, , - ' - f ' ' ' MA- . ,' 3, - ,M - 1 Q g. if- 1' ...Q , if, Y V 1 41: uf, 1 , 14 X ,. -1 2 . F' ff! ' ni 1 L- V -- V f P ' ' S7 . -a 'M Q M f f W iw new ' ' W' ' A J A , 4 , . J :Q f5'!w, W 'M '- ' ' ' , .' ' N ' rx ' u z, Q. N Q L. I Q., , filvftwilifuf Q. ,f 5' f- 4 ' ' -w 7 K w:E41fgwygQxy,plwu ,,,1e'g ,,j A' U K. . , '- N Jffffwff , 13,1 NVQ' ff . 'up : 211 .qu W ,f':w25sbf41 fbwvamz ., M Q-1 - egg-W y ' v Y V' s amwwf . ,. . , 1 A . -f-.wX,.ef.h A . ' WW, ,.,. i. . A t W rm 1 Q 'V 1 w ww 5 Mfr? Y 4 ..mi'igf'ff,ifnif A wi mitifgii A 1- ' V 55123511 , 5 V I .N X 4 , V , g ' fffy H1 ff ,V . M V , N 355 'PW '?-,ff'1'?1Y'7-'i ' A 15lf'Q22 W A 'J ,Q s. .-, , Q ,, , as 'Q . ,. '. 4 ' mi' -1 ,pf-Jimi w w MLM V ' ,, :V ' . Q I up F ' we A iv A W ' fi 'W' ,9,w'WWQ0N,aQf'L'1,i W W WM A ' ', ,J ,, ,wg-3 'V 37' M Y iff' gp- if e9 'W'7 i s 'ff - 4 Senior Officers fl to rj Claire Fields, secretaryg Mark Teinert, presidentg Peggy Peres, treasurerg and Karen Kincheloe, vice president are seen here invading Dr, Bourgeouisa office. PEOPLE-151 Acord, Mike Adkins, Terry Allen, David Aluzio, Estella Aluzio, Nick Armstrong, Jimmie 152-PEOPLE Baker, Delores Bakke, Margaret Balusek, Janice Balusek, Theresa Barnes, Cheryl Barnes, Tim WY Vw ,ff K , ummm YQ Wir Falun. lamb. Senior Class of 1972 ,QCA 'Ulf 481 ra' .1 ,. 0 Y Barrera, jerry Barron, Joann Blackmar. Mike Bowling, Winfrcd Bowman, Glenda Brandon, Ann Brinkmcyer, Darvin Broussard, Donna Broussard, lra Brown, Georgette Buckner, Kathy Bullington, Wayne PEOPLE-153 154-PEOPLE Burnett, Brenda Cahoon, Jeffa Calvert, Dwayne Capell, Lisa Caraway, Cindy Caslon, Cathy Clark, Robert Closs, Monroe Cloud, Larry Copeland, Nancy Corona, Gloria Cravey, Carissa Seniors 1972 Crawford, Debbie Crooker, Ricky Crow, Phillip Cushion, Gene Dacke, Paul David, Sam Davis, Frances Ann Davis, Mary Dodds, Suzellc Donnell, Joe Edwards, Rocky Ellis, Martha PEOPLE-155 156-PEOPLE lipperson, Vickie El1fl21lCY,JO6 Eudaley, Steve Eudaley, Toni Fairchild, Keith Felder, Dennis Ford, Craner Fuller, Steve Garcia, Diana G arcia, Joe G aidosek, Linda Gartman, Larry Senior Class Faces 554' ww' Gartside, Stanley Garza, Maria Gilliam, Debbie Gilliam, Paul Gilliam, Roger Gladney, Mike Glover, Harry Glover, Larry Gonzales, Lydia Gregory, Theresa Griffin, Gay Hargrove, Debbie PEOPLE-157 1 58-PE OPLE Happy Seniors 1972 Harrison, Gay Hayes, Jimmy Hays, Nancy Hebert, Malcolm Henley, James Honeycutt, Mark ,gf-v ' Horack, Susan lrwin, Georgia Jackson, Darlene j ackson, Teena J ames, Margaret jaurequi, Luis Mp' it-V. -..- .-. Johnson, Leah . Joiner, Susan Kelly, Patti Kessler, Kris Kincheloe, Karen Klinect, Linda Kluge, Barry Knoebel, Robert Kristoff, William LaC0ur, Janet Landry, Kathy Landry, Suzie PEOPLE-159 liemaire, Debbie Lloyd, Susan Mackey, John Martinets, Danfin Massoletti, Stove Mathews, Stove Mayse, Richard McCoy, Lisa McCullough, Marlana 160-PEOPLE McEnany, Mike Mendoza, Fermin Metcalf, Darla Active Seniors 1972 fl!-,X '.., ,,sr QW' ...viii Mize, Nancy Montez, Heriberto Moore, Glenda Naranjo, Sulema Nelson, Myles Newby, William Olivares, Rosa Oliver, Diana Oliver, Rayford Pace, Christian Pennington, Grady Peres, Peggy PEOPLE-161 162-PEOPLE Perkins, Deanna Perkins, Joyce Perryman, Larry Pessarra, Billie Kay Pcssarra, Jimmy Phinney, Keil Picard, James Plummer, Beverly Ramirez, lrene Ransom, Mary Ray, Shirlene Reed, I oe Anxious Seniors 1972 iz 1 , Wd' 'WMQV Renick, Paul Rhodes, Roy Rodriguez, Dolly Rollo, Karen Rouse, Steve Ruddick, David Schmidt, Patty Scott, Pauline Seidlcr, Shuria Seidler, Theresa Shadwell, Gary Sharp, Jean PEOPLEf163 164--PEOPLE Shepard, Dana Shiflet, James Shook, Susan Shreves, Don Shults, Johnny Skinner, Glen South, Mike Spires, Shirley Springer, Mildred Stewart, Barry Stauther, Carol Strickland, Randy Waiting Seniors 1972 .Qual- Sutherland, Laura Swinford, Marguerite Tyner, Kenneth Teinert, Mark Thomas, Doug Thomas, Rocky Tobias, Robert Todd, Ricky Treadwell, Theresa Valentine, Tracy Vandergrifft, Theresa Von Thun, Susan PEOPLE-165 Waguespack, Cindy Waguespack, Michael 166-PEOPLE Waldron, Steve Warren, Terry Wathen, Becky Wathen, Jo Ann White, Emerson White, Jerry Weir, Dan Williams, Don Williams, Edmeryl Williams, Kay BHS Graduates 1972 :S ,annu, Tx? Williams, Robert Williams, Susan Womack, Phillip Zahn, Billy Zengerle, Dennis THIS PAGE: fleftj Senior monitors Barry Kluge fstandingj and Winfred Bowling dis- gislsl serious world problems with Karen o o. PEOPLE-167 X - 1 Q gui - Q s ' rl ' I ' W 'V 'Sf B., M' -' i- MP 168fPEOPLE Junior Officers fl to rj Terri Murrell, treasurer, and Fried Stacks, president, check on absentees while Karen Arrington, vice president, and Lind Morgan, secretary, take time for a coffee break. 1 THIS PAGE: fl to rj Stan South, Donnie Murrell, David Butcher, Warren LeBouef, Johnny Price and Cleve Hardman look on attentively U5 at the basketball game. Adams, Pat Adkins, Alan Alexander, Brenda Alexander, James Alexander, J .T. Alexander, Ronald Allen, Sharon Aluizo, Mary Arrington, Karen Artman, Tina Atzenhoffer, Paulettee Barnes, Rosa Barrandey, Ida Batchman, Karen Bean, Glenda Bennett, Robert Blackmar, Guy Blair, Bobby Boggs., Peggy Boley, Eugene PEOPLE-169 THIS PAGE: fbelowj Michelle Jackson models new school attire? frightj Betty Burns takes a minute to turn and look at our camera while Joyce Calvert and Jill Neely preside over FTA meeting. FACING PAGE: Drill Team . . . PRACTICE, PRAC- TICE, and more PRACTICE! Boley, Ronnie Botello, Edith Bowling, Daniel Boyd, David Brandon, David Brannan, Kim Brannan, Ronald Brenk, Patsy Brown, Margie Broadway, Bruce Bruney, Susan Bryan, Joel Bryan, Warren Buegeler, Lynette Bullard, Tommy Burridge, Brenda Burridge, Pam Butcher, David Calvert, Joyce Campos, John 170-PEOPLE Canady, Karen Cantu, Keith Cassil, Mike Castillo, Evaristo Chitwood, Lanita Cleland, Marilyn Closs, Becky Cobb, J oel Coker, David Comeau, Bryan Crainer, J im Crandal, Richard Crane, Ronnie Cravey, J .P. Crofton, Rita Dalrymple, Pam Damian, Ronnie Dannhaus, Tommy Darnell, Dean Davis, Mark PEOPLE-171 Davis, Hila Dean, Sharon Dixon, Henrietta Drury, Tim Dubois, Annette Dulancy, John Dunn, Barry Easterling, Terry Elkins, Susan Ellington, Floyd English, Mark Epperson, John Eudy, Aian Evans, Connie Fairchild, Ricky Farmer, Stuart Fischer, Eva Flournoy, Marcia Flowers, Teresa French, Lief FACING PAGE: Students listen diligently C71 to one of the many interesting assem hhes THIS PAGE: Monroe Closs gives infor mal pep talk at a Friday pep rally. Garcia, Johnny Gleaton, Mike Gonzales, Patsy Gonzales, Raul Goodwin, Jimmy Graham, Jack Gore, Gary Grandjean, Bret Green, Keith Greer, johnny Gregory, Mike Griffin, Melissa Gripp, Bemard Gripp, Thresa Groves, Tommie Guillory, Pam Hahn, David Hailey, David Hamhrick, Brenda Hardman, Cleve PEOPLE-173 THIS PAGE fl to rj Danny Hickey Teme Whittle and Pam Burridge enjoy library privileges FACING PAGE: fleftj Tlm Kelley and Brenda Burridge artfully shape PLAY dough frightj Jean McCullough looks on at an out of town football game Harper, Denise Harris, Charlie Harrison, Randy Harry, Elaine Hayes, Gary Heather, Randy Hembree, James Henry, Larry Hemandez, Irma Hickey, Danny Hodges, J ay Holder, Marc Houston, Billy Hurt, Debbie Jackson, Michelle J aeger, Keith J ansky, Paula Jones, Cheryl Jones, Louie J ones, Shanda ,S Karl, Ernest Karl, Gary Kelley, Tim Kidd, Carol Konopackie, Sherry Koole, Mario Lawler, Teresa LeBouef, Kathy LeBouef, Warren Lee, Jeannie Levee, Mike Lewellen, David Lindsey Gary Lindsey, Patricia Martin, James Mayfield, Dolene Mayo, Gary McAda, Deby McAda, Wills McClendon, Barbara PEOPLE 175 McCullough, jean Ann McDonald, Dixie McFat'ridge, Regina McKelr0y, Dennis McKnight, Mark McLamore, Nedra McMullen, Lou Mcerany, David Meason, Charles Mendoza, Lydia Meriwether, Rodney Mestayer, Judy Miles, Leah Montier, Tommy Moreno, Rudy Morgan, Linda Morrison, Carl Mulcihy, Casey Murphy, Dawn Murphy, Harry FACING PAGE: Senior Bon Fire burns on. THIS PAGE: fleftj Some kids never grow upi' fbelowj Susan Elkins displays award winning sketch. 1 , My -if- 5, QQ- ,wp , ' , ' ff P- r r ' ' f 05, f tv --f f- . K y 1 , I 7' -- i ..,. , f Murrell, Donnie Murrell, Randy Murrell, Terri Nesmith, Debbie Niemeyer, Robert Norman, Beth Norris, Donald Norsworthy, Harvey Noska, Dan Owen, Elaine Palomar, Antonia Perkins, Betty Pessarra, Pat Picard, J ohn Price, Johnny Price, Loretta Puderbaugh, Sherri Ramirez, Jesse Ramos, Juanita Rangel, Florence PEOPLE-177 THIS PAGE: fbelowj D. E. students Debbie Bohon and Kathy Landry present UD fac- ulty Christmas presents. frightj Mike Schroeder gives enthusiastic Exporter talk as Mike Blaekmar looks on. FACING PAGE: joumalism students Pam Guillory and Mary Shiflet happily distribute THE SHIP'S LOG. Renfro, Michael Reynolds, Rhonda Rhodes, Sue Rieger, Randy Roberts, Pam Robertson, Diane Robinson, Mike Rudy, Russell Sanderson, Debra Sanderson, Mike Sawyer, Vanita Sepulvado, Kathy Shiflet, Mary Siegal, Mary Simms, Kay Sims, Thomas Slaughter, David Smallwood, Morgan 1 Smith, Russell , smnhan, Edith 2 E 178-PEOPLE Solis, lsidra Sorrell, Alice Soto, Julia South, Stan Stacks, Freida Stevenson, Paul Stewart, Denise Stockton, David Stovall, Carolyn Strambler, Sue Stransky, Debbie Terry, Bill Thomas, Ann Thomas, Dudley Tobias, Rosemary Todd, Debbie Tovar, Jose Vancil, Loyd VanCleve, Susan Viktorin, Randy PEOPLE 179 THIS PAGE: fbelowj Theresa Gripp seri- ously contemplates D. E. frightj Journalism haircuts are 25 cents cheaper. Try it you'll like it. FACING PAGE: Heave Hol, Boys, this has to be finished by 7:00. wi Villarreal, Minerva Vincent, Mike Waguspack, Linda Walters, Karan Ward, Arthur Ward, Norma Wathen, Tim Whealdon, Terry Whirley, Roger Whitaker, Sharon White, Deborah Woolman, Barbara Whitehead, Richard Whittle, Terri Wilkinson, Debbie Williams, Deborah Williams, Michael Williams, Steve Williams, Zimmie Wilson, Wilfred 130-PEOPLE Q5 'L W ri .1 V3 5 44 c ri. ii 23 ii H S 'Y a Wix, Bambi Woodruff, Julie Wunsch, Larry Zengerle, Karla WZ' ' PEOPLE-181 s Nw L..-1 .. Miaigwm ,, , . ,. ,. x ,,.,.W , 182-PEOPLE 'H N' Sk A MW .. ,, WX ., ,Y ,,., Q. ,. .... ,,x. A I , Sophomore Officers fl-to rj Roya McDougal,-secretaryg Seren. Mllldr presldent Bob Mlltenberger, tre urerg and Viki Kincheloe, vice presiden invades the switchboard as Mrs. Pierce take time out for her daily coffee break. THIS l AGli: friwtj Nlichele Wooster dem- onstrates a new method of operation at an FTA meeting. fhelowj jonny Bosset and Robert Hease linger in the halls frestroomj during classes. t . ,1 B, -' ,Y fy., Que Adams, Florence Alford, Jaye Allman, Carol Amboree, Calvin Ammons, Harold Anderson, Denise Anderson, Mare Armstrong, Chris Baker, James Baker, Russell Baker, Terry Balusek, David Banks, Monty Barber, Dwain Barnett, Coy Bass, Bobby Bellar, David Bennetsen, Rex Bennett, John Berry, O,B. , , PEOPLE-183 THIS PAGE Girls' P. E. swimming presents newly leamed teehinque. FACING PAGE Counselor Sarah Langston and sophomore Suzanne Peters take schedule changing sen Biggs, Maurice Birdwell, Rebecca Bobo, Shannon Blackmar, Jeff Boggs, Charlene Boles, Carol Boley, Karen Bomar, J ames Bonner, Linda Bosarge, Wilbur Breen, Pat Brimage, Desiree Brock, Becky Brown, Ernest Bryan, Bronwyn Bullard, Gary Bullington, George Bullman, Mary Burnett, Alice Campbell, Paul ,1- Q ,: D., I D Q 8, . i , wa xy x K fl' 'ax . 5' KM val' E' , , Q 'J Canady, Billy Caraway, Dean Castillo, Manuel Cearly, Judy Chitwood, Angela Clark, Ronnie Cleland, Karen Coffey, Mona Corona, Belia Corona, Delores Cotton, Paul Cottle, Richard Cox, Kim Crane, Dannie Crane, Sandra Cross, Eddie Crow, Paul Dahse, Laura Damian, Ignacio Davis, Leslie X Q 'ii ,C eneen -cu H O -U F' M L oo an ,E Tk 3. 'K-1 'E , .c . Ig , .. -Q5-5 THIS PAGE: fbelowj New Brazosport stu- dent explores gym floor. Qrightj Raymond Knopp, Sue King, Janet Faulk, and Miki Shreves converse at the ground tablef, FACING PAGE: Ingrid Ruthstrom, Teresa Lawler, Kris Kessler, and Lou NlcNlullen enjoy art project of sketching perspective. Davis, Nlarty Davis, Scott DeLeon, Nellie DelFlore, Theresa Dement, Dawnn l Dodds, Robert Dunlap, Ronnie 5 Dupont, David ' Edgar, Brenda Edwards, Cindy Edwards, Julia Ellis, Richard Eppes, Harold Faulk, J anet Fields, Kevin Fleming, Julian Flores, Gilbert Ford, Bob Fuller, Bobby Garcia, Frances I 186-PEOPLE , ni l 4 lle f h If ' , K .i it J sq b Ji. ' ' , W,,,, as as L t X - :m e -'f':' 1 , fl ,M 'K A 7 M, G G 1 it 1 -J L in: if it i L ,115 P yvry A v A to P P W a I A on . J' G 5 ' la , .G 'K 4 I 44' . blffrv saga um., ff' Q- dim' 1 M5553 all - ak, at fy f i ! VVm, . ,mn X 75.4 0 Garza, Connie Garza, Teresa Gibson, Roy Giles, Pamela Gilliam, Kenneth Girouard, Mark Gladney, Nancy Glover, Linda Glover, Larry Goens, J oe Gomez, Mari Gonzales, Gloria Gonzales, Steve Grear, Janice Green, Patti Hall, Larry Haney, Mark Hanna, David Hargrove, Donna Hawn, Robert PEOPLE 187 THIS PAGE: fbelowj Leslie Stovall models new 1972 fashion. frightj Coach Jack Wel- don's daughter demonstrates new football position. FACING PAGE: Sophomore Roya lVlcDougal demonstrates how itis donew Hayden, Charles Hayes, GayNell Haynes, Mary Heath, Janie Heinroth, Jill Hembree, Robert Henderson, Dennis Henley, Shareen Hemandez, Delia Hemandez,Johm1y Hobbs, Leonard Hoffman, Mike' Honeyeutt, Bonnie Hosea, Albert Hosea, Doris is Howell, johnny Hudson, Beverly ' Hudson, Kay Huff, Gane 1 Huff, Dianne - w' -ai: Qi: -E 188-PEOPLE 'wb NM 4,--mr Q. Hunter, Gary Hurst, Rormie Hust, Brenda Hutchinson, Sandra Ingalls, Kathleen Jackson, Joyce Jackson, Ronnie Johnson, Margret J ohnson, Joyce Jones, Francine Jones, Harvey Keenom, Randy Kenyon, Terry Kincheloe, Viki King, Girradeail King, Sue Knipping, Lisa Knopp, Raymond Koole, Marguerite Kyle, Mickey PEOPLE-189 190-PEOPLE LaBreck, Wilbert Lamb, Steve Landry, Debby Landry, Denise Landry, Norman Lawhon, David Leal, Juanita LeBouef, David Ledesma, Primo Lena, Margret Lewellen, Tommy Lewis, Susan Lindsey, Terry Lloyd, Buster Lookingbill, Norma Luckey, Betty MacDonald, Cathy Marek, Evelyn Martin, Sam Martinets, Beverly Ti FACING PAGE: fleftj Roya McDougal and Marlana McCullough take time u ' from sign painting. frightj With Billy Newby in on the secret, photographer scares Larry Cloud. THIS PAGE: Claire Feilds, Roya McDougal, and Maugie Swinford explain to Janie Heath that beauty knows no pain. Masters, J ackie Matthews, Elizabeth Maynor, Roy MeAda, Donna McClendon, Sandra McCoy, Regina McDougal, Roya McFadden, Mark McKinney, Angela McMahon, Lorie Meason, Debby Medina, Tony Miltenberger,Bob Monroe, Pam Moody Andy Moore, Jerry Morris, Larry Morrison, Sharlotte Mulcihy, David Murrell, Gary PEOPLE-19 1 Neely, jill Nelson, Deborah Nelson, Gayle Nelson, Nannie Nixon, Carol N utt, Nancy Olstowski, Franck O'Quinn, Charley Parker, John Patte rson, john Pavlieek, john Payne, Donald Peel, Jody Peres, johnny Perryman, Robert Pessarra, Angela Peters, Suzanne Pharis, Steven Phillips, Barbara Piggott, Amy it 5 I i ff 1 1 !, f Q cf es F FACING PAGE: fleftj Come on Angela, it can't possibly be all that bad. frightj Carol Nixon, Darlene Jackson, Shanda Jones, and Frieda Stacks conduct precinct voting. THIS PAGE: Annette DuBois enjoys painting modem art. Polk, Leonard Rangel, Angela Rangel, Shirley Rasberry, Robert Ratliff, Debbie Ray, Danita Reagan, Bonnie Rease, Robert Reed, Caynell Reyna, Anita Richey, Sandra Rickaway, David Rickaway, Steve Ripkoski, George Robertson, Danny Robertson, Rickey Robinson, David Rose, Virginia Rossow, Patrick Ruddick, J anet PEOPLE-193 Rusk, Kim Russell, ,I ames Ruthstrom, Ingrid Saldjvar, Sandi Schiller, Joseph Schmidt, Laura Serbantez, Marina Settlemeyre, Glenda Sharp, Craig Sharp, Jimmy Shaw, Kathleen Shedenhelm, Cathy Shreves, Miki Simms, Brenson Smith, Donald Smith, James Smith, Mike Smith, Robert Smith, Ronnie Smith, Billy 194- PEOPLE FACING PAGE: fleftj Cheerleader Leslie Stovall enjoys Brazosport High's pep rallies. frightj Such an ugly look on a pretty face! Lou McMullen looks disgustingly at photog- rapher. THIS PAGE: fleftj Herberto Montes, Randy Woodward, Joe Donnell, Roger Gillum, and Ricky Todd seem puz- zled by literary findings. fbelowl Toni liudaley finds Chemistry to be quite amus mg. Solis, Crispin Springer, James Stafford, J aekie Stamps, Donny Stanford, Joanna Stanley, Scotta Stanton, Keith Stephene, Mike Stephens, Gail Stifflemire, Betty Stockton, Cathy Stover, Robert Strickland, Deborah Sumler, Debbie Tannery, Craig Taylor, Nelson Terry Pam Thomas, Joyce Thompson, David Tidwell, Barbara PEOPLE-195 THIS PAGE: Pirate 'l'oni Eudaley and Theresa Seidler take liill Shaw and fVlerle Elkins captive during the pep rally .prior to the Rraosport-Rrazoswood game. INACING PAGE: fleftj Going, going, fone! lfreida Stacks presents spirit class ol' tlhe week with the spirit stick. fcenterj Aren't you glad you use Ran? frightj Craig Tannery models his costume for uHrigadoom. 'l'idwell, William lohiws, Vlike Tonneson, Rickey Vallot, Richard Valrey, Faye Valrcy, Kaye Vosquez, Richard Vought, Eugene Von 'l'hun, Nancy Wagner, Gary ,. Ward, Patsy Ward, Ricky Warren, Richard Warren, Tommy Watson, Reba Watson, Vhonda Whitaker, Janice N, ta Nw .,..g White, Brenda Whitehead, jerri Wicker, Robert l96-PEOPLE Nil' Wilkerson, Billy Wilkinson, Pam Williams, Dennis Williams, Gary Wix, Billy Woodruff, Brenda Woodward, Raymond Wooster, Michele Zabana, J ihad PE OPLE-197 W,,,,,,,1,, --on-A., fx I , 198-PEOPLE ?l'..h5 we Freshman Officers fl to rj Leslie Alexander, treasurerg Rond Royalty, secretaryg Susie Lippold, vice presi dentg and Pat Lewellen, president seek guid ence for their coming years at Brazospo High School. THIS PAGE: fl to rj Dennis McKinney and Eddy Kerston seem to be eating lunch a bit early today. E Adams, Sue Alexander, Leslie Allen, James Amy, janet Amy, Janice Anderson, Terry Ansley, Peter Areson, Sherry Artman, Kurt Ayala, Harvey Ballard, William Balusek, Gary Balusek, Loretta Barber, Freddie Barnes, Ronald Bass, Ogden Bennetsen, Sherry Bennett, Charles Berlanga, Maria Birdwell, Sharon PEOPLE-199 Blackmar, Amy Blackwell, Sherry Blackwell, Terry Bohon, Ronnie Boley, Sandra Botello, Margaret Boudreaux, Woodrow Boyd, jenette Brandon, james Brenk, Mary Broadway, Linda Broadway, Linda Brock, Cheryl Brooks, Curtis Brumett, Dolores Buchanan, Vicki Buegeler, Phillip Burse, Norris Burton, janet Butcher, Nancy 200 PEOPLE FACING PAGE: fleftj Laura Schiller con- centrates hard on an exam. frightj Darlene Pyka, Evon Sims, Martha Hemandez, and Myrtle Smith take STUDY hall seriously. THIS PAGE: Nanette Cox and Valrie Hutto expand their vocabulary knowledge. Butler, Brent Camp, Doyle Cambcll, Lu Ann Cantrell, Michael Carey, Mark Carroll, Marilou Castillo, Jessie Cato, Cheryl Clewis, Dorthy Coker, Steven Collard, Tommy Cook, Cindy Cook, Tim Cooper, Spelvin Corona, Flora Corona, Rebecca Cox, Nanette Cross, Gerald Q Daigle, Rod Davis, Jan PEOPLE-201 THIS PAGE: OUR group had 9870 fewer cavities, re lied Spelvin Cooper, janet Burton, and gip Franklin. FACING PAGE' You mean lhaven't understood this math roblem YET? David Stockton appears to Ee annoyed with a problem. 2 Dean, Audrey Dean, Pamela K Dearman, Frederick Delacerda, Maria Delflore, Donna Demarco, Les DeRosier, Rocky Dodge, Mike Domingues, Douglas DuBois, Kenneth Duncan, Richard Dunn, Benny Dunn, Bonnie Dunn, Billy Dvorak, James Edmonson, Stan Edwards, Alice Ellison, Birdie Ertell, Ricky Evans, Bruce 202-PEOPLE 47 tv-f 1-GIF' mari -L 9 'yas 'fir' IV' .px vase Evans, Jimmy Felder, Glen Fender, Ronnie Ferguson, Danny Few, Theresa Flores, Roy Foraker, Jerry Ford, Elizabeth Fosdick, Greg Foshee, David Fowler, Linda Franklin, Russell Frazier, Larry French, Stan Freudensprung, Marlene Fuller, Tommy Gammill, Kenny Gant, Brian Garcia, Guillermo Garcia, Julian PEOPLE-203 THIS PAGE: jesse Ayala and Kay Hall are found lingering in the halls during class hours. FACING PAGE: Lynn Hanksis hard al work designing the cover for the Valen- iinels issue of THE SHH 'S LOG. 204APEOPLE Garza, Rosie Gibson, Lana Gillum, Debbie Glass, Kenneth Goens, Ramona Goerl, Cleta Gossett, johnny Greene, johnny Greene, Kay Greer, Kathy Gregory, David Guillory, Darlene Gutherie, Scott Hagood, William Hall, Kay Hambrick, Debbie Handley, Mark Haney, Mike Hanks, Lynn Harris, Charlene .3 .K I' fx '- Ea R ,,.. as , ,i 'G f 7 T, s X , we 'M' K we Ng , r x h ' iii xewssizl ' K is ' K A .4-nllx. -1- Harris, Wayne Harris, Phylane Harvard, Mike Hawkins, lilaine l-lawn, William Hays, Elaine Hector, Charles Henderson, Daniel Henderson, Denise Henderson, Kevin Henegar, Jennie Henson, Ken Hemandez, Martha Hemandez, Oralia Hobbs, Beverly Holler, Mark Hosack, Robert Houston, Dianna Howard, Terry Huber, Mary 206-PEOPLE Hutto, Valerie Ingalls, Becky Irwin, Diana Jones, James Jones, Karen Karl, Terry Kersten, Edward King, Richard King, Ronald Kiser, J ames Knight, Cheryl Knoebel, Richard Knopp, Jim Kouches, Helen Kouches, Johnny Lageman, Bill Landry, Bill LaRue, Kevin Lassiter, Mary Leake, Scotty Mu' Q1 i V FACING PAGE: Mark Holler takes aim and gives Robert Hosack a squirt of refreshment before resuming his position on the field. THIS PAGE: And for my next number I will do . . . Pat Lewellen seems to be holding the audience's attention UD LeBouef, Lena Ledesma, David Lemons, Anthony Leonard, Jerry Lewellen, Pat Lewis, J ackie Lincoln, Angela Lincoln, Lola Lippold, Suzie Lowe, Sandra Lowrie, Melessa Mallory, Steve Marek, Gene Marshall, Donald Martin, Gary Martin, Tel'ry Martinez, Mario Masters, Becky Matamoros, George Mathes, Kathy PEOPLE-207 THIS PAGE: Mr. Roberts class appears to be hard at work. FACING PAGE Shirley Wyatt and Lynn Ridley discuss the foreign sign in the hall. 208-PEOPLE Matula, Nancy Mayo, Becky McC onnell, Wayne McCoy, Kevin McKinney, Darla McKinney, Dennis McLain, Bobby Means, Ann Mills, Karen Mireles, Carlos Mitchell, Merlene Montes, Hilario Montier, Tony Moody, Tony Moreno, Mary Morgan, Charles Moss., Tommy Myers, Priscilla Necessary, Diane Neely, Joyce 94 'Q' me Nelson, Debbie Null, Barbara Nunalee, Valrie Olivares John Olivares, Yolanda Olstowski, Anton Ortiz, Larry Ortiz, Roy Palat, Jimmy Patzke, Jay Pena, Albert Penney, Donnie Perry, Arthur Perryman, Denise Petteway, Rosalind Poppinga, Christina Poppinga, Singred Puderbaugh, Terry Pyka, Darlene Pyssen, Melissa PEOPLEw209 Ramirez, Domingo Reeves, Pam Revcls, Harry Reyes, Raymond Reyna, Rudy Rhodes, Rose Rickaway, Helen Ridley, Lynn Robertson, Pam Roden, Debbie Rogers, Patrick Rollins, Lois Rose, Harley Royalty, Ronda Ruiz, Carolyn Santos, Maria Schiller, Laura Schlemmer, Gordon 210-PEOPLE Schmidt, Sue Scholes, Alex ur ,fue Q' 'Tal - fi af FACING PAGE: fl to rj What do you mean the poolis been drained for cleaning? Bo Bass, Tim Cook, Terry Karl, and Scotty Leake anxiously await their tum. THIS PAGE: Oh,the pain!! Jackie Sweet receives her T. B. test while Ronnie Crane looks on. Scott, Morgan Seidler, Timothy Sharp, Harold Shepard, Clark Simms, J anis Simonton, Debbie Sims, Evon Skelton, John Smith , Larry Smith, Myrtle Smith, Patricia Smith, Richard Spates, Vemon Spires, Susan Stephens, Rhonda Stovall, Cindy Stovall, Patricia Stumbough, Keith Sury, Bill , Sweat, Jackie PEOPLE-211 THIS PAGE Willie Cervenka, Roy Maynor and Chris Armstrong work studiously IH the library FACING PAGE: Teresa Pew an Mlchelle Ywiite help with work 111 hbrary Terry, Peggy Thomas, jackie Thomas, Nancy Thompson,'David Tiller, Terry Toomer, Leslie Valentine, Dewey Vaughn, Richard Waddy, Raymond Waguespack, Cindy Waguespack, Donna Waguespack, ,I erral Waguespack, Ronnie Walbert, Kathleen Walker, Becky Wall, Kemp Waller, Bruce Wanieck, Ranelle Ward, Suzanne Watson, Mary Lee 212 PEOPLE Weatherly, Kathy Weber, Wesley Wedgworth, Thomas Weinfield, Timary Whitaker, Russell White, Gerald White, Michelle White, Wanda Weir, Darlene Williams, Kathy Williams, Mark Williams, Pauline Williams, Willard Wix, Rory Wixom, Patricia Wright, Richard Wyatt, Shirley Yearout, N. J. York, Kathy Zwar, Susan PEOPLE 213 Administration THIS PAGE: ftop leftj Principal, Dr. Jerome Bourgeois is seen dancing with his wife at the Student Council sponsored Turkey Trot. ftop rightj Assistant Principal, James Phillips enjoys a basketball game with his son, Wes. fbottomj Assistant Principal, 0. V. Chafin can often be found reading over an educational magazine. 214-PEOPLE THIS PAGE: fleftj Secretary Betty Stamps works hard! fbelowj Mary Rogers, occa- sional operator, hopes the phone doesn't ring while she poses for the photographer. Ancona, Harriet, Librarian Crabb, Edgjunior Guidance Counselor Elkins, Merle, Dean of Girls Faulk, Jeanette, Teacher Aide Gooden, Elizabeth, Freshman Guidance Counselor Hodges, Martha, Librarian Kirkland, Pauline, Guidance Clerk Knipping, Betty, Nurse Langston, Sarah, Sophomore Guidance Counselor Little, Dorothy, Teacher Aide McCord, Margaret, Librarian Pearce, Shirley, Clerk Receptionist Polk, Oida, Registar Roberts, George, Senior Guidance Counselor Stamps, Bettyl Secretary White, Faye, Secretary PEOPLE-215 THIS PAGE: fbelowj Ramon Hernandez is seen strolling down the hall following his job of mopping the floor. frightj A. R. Hernandez changes light on score board in girls, gym. FACING PAGE: Evon Sydow is found preparing burritos for the day's menu. E , I iz . yi . ii? Z. i rl 3 216-PEOPLE Harris, Percy Hemandez, A. R. Hemandez, Ramon Lopas, Pedro Moreno, Frank Ortiz, Horteeia Ramirez, julio Reyes, Mary Uron, Adam ff- wwf V Q, gf Bailey, Helen Bates, Elouise Clark, Hattie Mae Clark, Hazel Darthard, Bobbie Jean Harris, Erma lzard, Sylvia Mikubueak, Joanne Spiller, Milady Sydow, Evon Taylor, Geneva Thomas, Many FN Aw 9 sa XE f fW.k. -h ' exiig? lll ff l Sl' PEOPLE-217 THIS PAGE: journalism teacher, Jacque Cundieff works hard identifying class pic- tures. FACING PAGE: P.E. teacher, lmia Lewis leisurely instructs swimming class. Alexander , Vemard Am. Hist., Athletics Alldredge, Glen Band Allee, Phelen Gen. Metals and Woods, Athletics Allred, Gene V,0.E. Atkins, James Band, Stage Band Baker, Delores Hm. Ee. Ill Ballard, L. O. Govt., Economics, A.S.S.P. Bautseh, Greg Athletic Trainer Boone, Doug Phy. Science, Athletics Bregenzer, Robert Jewelry, Bkkp. Burrhis, Paulette Eng. I, Girls' P. E., Athletics Cain, Frank Machine Drafting, Drafting Cervenka, Willie W. Geography, Govt., Am. Hist. Chandler, Tom Chem. I, II, Physics Clover, Warren Am. Hist., Speech Cruee, Linda Health I, Girls, P. E., Athletics Cundieff, Jacqueline Eng. ll, Journ. I Davis, james H. W. Georgraphy, Athletics Davis, Jim Boys, P. E., Athletics Davis, Shirley Speech Therapist 218-PEOPLE ' it ,,,. aeete .G ' as he Kiwi HJR 'Wi 1' 'sf' - -22:?'t--S1-'ilfnsfref:5 '11 ' fi' RV: ii ' -i 2 ' 1 -' - V' . ' - . if: 1?'i1'?'i.1ii?z2?a12,:iA3 ....,...., at .s..,. .... , ,.,....., . ..... - . . . A at -- Y iiifitieggtyti c f r ' as me ma., H W N, sz- :She was2mais?ziatiaizizaraw-1:1121si o +2 Pi X' at 1 -fs, . ' , Gif ff' Dunn, Judie Girlis PE, Health I, Drill Team Foster, Jerry Alg. I, Related Math, Tennis Garcia, Richard Bio. I, II, Health II Gilbert, Elaine Phy. Sci. and Bio. I Greenway, Frank Vocational Ag. I, II, III Hasenbeck, Ardis Typing I Hildebrand, James Bio. I Hillis, Don M. Gen. Wood and Machine Wood Hopper, Cecil Eng. I-C, IV-C, Related Math I-C, II-C Horton, Carol Phy. Sci. Howard, H.L. Machine trades I, II Howington, Bob Related Math, P.E. and Athletics Joiner, Caroline World Hist. Jones, Tom Auto Mech. I, II Larson, Jim Related Math I, II, Athletics Leffingwell, Robert Am. Hist., Swimming Levine, Lucille Acappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus Lewis, Irma P.E. and Athletics Ligon, Gene Trig. and Geo, Liska, Joe Related Math II, B.A., Alg. II PEOPLEv219 .,.,,. if... 220-PEOPLE Mech. Long, Sharon Homernaking Il Ludeman, Richard CVAE Coop. Nlack, Emanuel Power Mech. Marler, Richard Am. Hist., Athletics Matthews, Linda Homemaking I McMillan, Stanly Repair, Marine Repair Miller, Helen Fr. II, Sp. I, II, III Moore, Dorothy Typing, I, II Neel, Elaine Eng. III, Latin I, II Nelson, Betty Art I, II, III Nixon, Beverly Home and Family Pilley, Edith Eng. I Pitkin, ,I ane Eng. III, IV Poland, Rex Eng. ll, Drama I Powers, ,I ohn D. E. I, II Pullen, Patricia E. A. II, Alg. II Rogers, J oe Vocational Counselor Roberson, Ethel Eng. I, III-C, IV-T Roberts, Michael Alg. I Roye, Mack Sp. Education f if ff QM: I i'ff 1 , ..,, K N 4 .,,, A Huw -if .,:, ' t. 5 6 K f if ,as-w 'Wag W-H25 ,S ' 'f 'km as 'S Y we ' sw we .., sit . M,-w.eg.X Sk Rhodes, Margaret Eng. I, II Russell, Cecil Welding Trades I, II Shaw, jane Eng. II Shaw, William Eng. IV Smith, Billy FACING PAGE: fleftj As Joe Liska looks on, jane Shaw replies, No, lVlr. Phillips I wasnit eating in the auditoriumf' frightj Elaine Gilbert mixes a witches brew for her Physical Science classes. THIS PAGE: Dr. Jerome Bourgeouis congratulates Steve Yates on his new son. Bio. I, Chem. II, Phy. Science Spence, Donna Vocational Health I, II Spiller, Ruby Clerical Practice, Shorthand I Thomas, P.E. Elect. Trades I, II Ullmann, Ronald Eng. II, III Walker, Flash Boyis P.E. Westbrook, Ward Health I, Athletics Wiese, Edward Geometry Williams, Diane Govat., Sociology Yates, Steve Bkkp. I, Typing I, Golf Zapata, Abel French I PEOPLE-221 f 'ifilllh KK 1hTF!5 I: 5 D' '- I PEOPLE-223 'Em-951555 E I -,ie Vx. . , , - is 32 SALUTATORLAN AND VALEDICTORLAN CARISSA RAVEY PAUL GILLIAM 226-HONORS THIS PAGE: ftopl National Honor Society two year members Qback, l. to r.J C. Ford, T. Barnes, M, Blackmar, P. Gilliam, R. Woodward, S. Fuller, fthird row, l. to LDT. Seidler, P. Kelly, C. Cravey, fsecond row, l. to r.j G. Moore, D. Crawford, A. Brandon, S. Horak, K. Landry, ffront row, I. to r.j L. johnson, ll. Armstrong, K. Kincheloe, D. Metcalf, M. Ransom, S. Von Thun. fmiddlej National Honor Society one year members fback, l. to r.l C. Mulcihy, B. Grandjean, R. Clark, ffourth row, l. to r.l D. Felder, R. Gilliam, D. Brandon, R. Viclorin, Lloyd, J. Calvert fthird row, l. to rj R. Whitehead, K. Brannan, K. Arrington, L. Morgan, D. Wilkinson, K. Phinny, S. Spires, M. Shiflet, fsecond row, l. to r.j R. Tobias, J. Shults, R. Brannan, R. Merriweather, V. Sawyer, I. Solis, C. Kidd ffront row, l. to r.j R. Heather, D. Hahn, W. Wilson, G. Blackmar, B. Plummer, and J. LaCour. fbottomj The 1971-72 Prep Bowl team consisted of fhackj sponsors, Margaret Rhodes, and Caroline Joiner, Alternate, Pat Breen ffrontj Andy Moody, Captain Laura Sutherland, Paul Gilliam, and Wills lVlcAda. H - frff ,,,,,,,, A, M THERESA SEIDLER . . . Basketball . . . Volleyball . , , Mu Alpha Theta . . . National Honor Society DICKIE MAYSE . . .Football , . . National Honor Society . . . Chemistry Club vice-pres- ident . . . National Biology Honor Society . . . Track , . . Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes president. CARISSA CRAVEY . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . National Biology Honor Society treasurer . . . Mu Alpha Theta president . , . JETS president . . . Tennis , . . National Mer- it Semi-Finalist . . . Chemistry Club . . . Sa- lutatorian, 1972. MIKE BLACKMAR . . . National Honor So- ciety president . . , Footballl . . . Chemistry Club . . . Mu Alpha Theta, S5 nw t W 'fzs-:S AQ grill .-1 My . , . BILL TERRY . . . Football . . . Track . . , Student Council. 228-HONORS KAREN KINCHELOE . . . Student Council Vepmtlng SffCl'ffi21I'y 1. . National Honor Soci. QW . Senior Llass vice-president . . , LT'eff11Stl'Y Club . . . Office Education Asso- ciation parliamentarian . . . Shipmate Shelley. Who's Who at BHS GUY BLACKIVIAR . . . National Biology Honor Society presidentrelect . . . National Honor Society president-elect . . . Chemistry Club , I , Mu Alpha Thgta , , , JETS , , , MARK DAVIS . . . Student Council . . . Bas- Football, ketball . . . Baseball. I - K a ,,-55 1 i R ttwx X ix x F 'L ii. A ii , . , ' V S2 il Z 'WSP , X 1 S S fi' ll? ' i wa Pa, S Bliiiillll at S i R K, X y 1 1 gf is 1 S S' , iaii X oaoo X f X on E fi - ,,, Q 432 , 1 f 1 4 , , 1. f,f c HONORS-229 RICHARD WHITEHEAD . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Football , , . National Honor Society. JOYCE CALVERT . ,. MUSE editor SHIP'S LOG editor . . . FTA president . . . Basketball . . . National Honor Society . . . Chemistry Club . . ILPC delegate. PAM GUILLORY EXPORTER staff, Editor 1972 . . . Quill and Scroll , . . ILPC delegate. DEBBIE WILKINSON . . . FTA vice-presi- dent . . . Mu Alpha Theta . . . National Biol- ogy Honor Society . . . National Honor Soci- ety. LINDA MORGAN . . . National Honor Soci- ety . . . Junior Class secretary . . . Volleyball . . . ILPC delegate. PATTI KELLY Brazoria Fair Queen candidate . . . National Honor Society . . . 1971 Homecoming duchess, RONNIE BRANNAN . . . National Honor Society . . . Data Processing Club. 230-HONORS 3 wg- it KKTT' ,..r!,. X yycccyss yr ...I 'T All-Avnorlcan Qlllllly lub! wg . H M M 55 ,3 V 1 fi HONORS-231 N. ANN BRANDON . .. National Honor Soc- iety vice-president . . . Port Swingers . . . Re- gion Choir and Area Choir. PAUL GILLIATVI . . , National Honor Soci- ety . . . National Biology Honor Society . . . Mu Alpha Theta . . . JETS . . . Chemistry Club . . . National Merit Scholarship winner . . . Band Council . . . Stage Band . . . Vale- dictorian, 1972. LAURA SUTHERLAND . , . FHA Sweet- heart . . . FHA president . , . National Honor Society . . . Swimming . . . Aqua Queen . . . National Merit Finalist . . . Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, placed second in Texas . , , Earned State degree in FHA. KARLA ZENGEKLE National Honor Society . . . Chemistry Club , . . FHA treas- urer, vice-president, historianAArea lll, Del- egate to National Convention in California. KAREN .-XHRlNG'l'UN . . . National Honor Society . . . ILPC delegate . . . Student Council, State Convention delegate, treas- urer, president-elect . . . SHlP'S LOG sports writer . . . junior Class vice-president. ,Off- 'E 1 H., 4 v W' sf- ..,.. 1.. ' f P .1 . LA, ' xy W Q Ks w ' Q Q fs ' iw ,f j af wi ,L ,Sn 0 3' My gjgga 4-fvx 2 Ex W, Af yr f A 1 'x MR. AND MISS NON-CONFORMIST STEVE EUDALEY DANA SHEPARD MOST LIKEABLE STEVE MASSOLETTI CLARE FIELDS 234fHONORS :NL ww MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME JERRY WHITE PATTI KELLY MOST ATHLETIC RANDY STRICKLAND THERESA SEIDLER HONORS-235 SENIOR FAVORITES STEVE MASSOLETTI MARLANA MC CULLOUGH JUNIOR FAVORITES PAT PESSARRA JEAN MC CULLOUGH HONORS Q WL I :Emi -, 45 KAN :F 1-r ny- SOPHOMORE FAVORITES TOMMY LEWELLEN ROYA MC DOUGAL FRESHMAN FAVORITES LESLIE STOVALL PAT LEWELLEN 'EL-951 EL! , The World Waits for an Idea Today, as in all lhe days of all 'rhe ages, The fuiure of man- kind resis on an idea - a creaiive spark lo lighl an exciling and produclive lomorrow. Through such ideas, free men find new +ru+hs beyond un- known horizons. These are ihe kinds of men who have buill' ihe chemical indusiry inio lhe dynamic and vilal induslrial force ii is ioday, and who will lead il inio - and pasl - The 'ironiiers of Tomorrow. There is nolhing new aboul chemislry. Only our knowledge of ii is new. And lhis knowledge bursls from ideas of young men and women willing io learn, +o explore, and lo build. The prime 'iouniains for such young people are high schools and colleges. I+ is ai lhese seals of learning lhal wisdom ig- niies and is propelled inio a iomorrow filled wilh inlelleciual adveniure and discovery. Dow Chemical U.S.A. Texas Division 240 ADS AND INDEX Acord, Michael W. 12: 51, 53, 62, 152 Adams, Florence 10: 183 Adams, George P. 11: 33, 95, 169 Adams, Susan T. 9: 199 Adkins, Robert A. 11: 169 Adkins Alexan Alexan Alexan Alexan Alexan , Terry M. 12: 152 der, Brenda C. 11: 169 der, James E. 11: 169 der, John T. 11: 33, 90, 169 der, Leslie 9: 20, 198, 199 der, Ronald D. 11: 51, 169 Alford, Jaye T. 10: 51, 183 Allen, David R. 9: 199 Allen, Johnell 12: 33, 68 Allen, Sharon L. 11: 169 Allman, Carolyn E. 10: 183 Aluizo, Estella A. 12: 152 Aluizo, Mary 11: 44, 169 Bass, Robert 10: 38, 130, 183 Batchman, Karen J. 11: 169 Bean, Glenda M. 11: 169 Bellar, Bobby 12: 95 Bellar, David L. 10: 137, 183 Bellar, Jerry L. 12: 53, 59 Bennetsen, Sherry 9: 43, 199 Bennett, Charles W. 9: 199 Bennett, John D. 10: 183 Bennett, Robert L. 11: 169 Berlanga, Maria 9: 199 Berry, O.B. 10: 183 Biggs, L. Maurice 10: 184 Binnion, Brenda Y. 9: 70, 199 Birdwell, Rebecca A. 10: 184 Birdwell, Sharon 9: 199 Blackmar, Amy L. 9: 51, 67, 141, 145, 200 Aluizo, Nick 12: 152 Amboree, Calvin L. 10: 53, 120, 183 Ammons, Harold 10: 183 Amy, Janet 9: 70, 126, 199 Am , Janice L. 9: 70, 126, 199 Anderson, Denise M. 10: 183 Anderson, John M. 10: 183 Anderson, Terry D. 9: 64, 199 Ansley, Peter E. 9: 199 Areson, Sherry L. 9: 199 Armstrong, Chris E. 10: 51, 183, 212 Armstrong, Jimmie L. 12: 44, 46, 60, 152, 227 Arrington, Karen L. 11: 20, 100, 125, 168 Blackmar, Guy E. 11: 60, 90, 169, 227, 229 Blackmar, Jefferson K. 10: 60, 67, 90, 184 Blackmar, Michael K. 12: 60, 78, 91, 98, 99, 153, 227, 228 Blackwell Blackwell ,sheny G.9: 43,200 , Terry L. 9: 200 Blair, Bobby 11: 169 Boatright, Linda D. 92 200 169, 232, 227 Artman, Kurt 9: 199 Artman, Tina M. 11: 169 Atzenhoffer, Paulette L. 11: 44, 46, 169 Ayala, Harvey 9: 1 99 Bobo, Shannon A. 10: 44, 184 Boggs, Charlene 10: 18, 43, 130, 184 Boggs, Peggy 11: 169 Bohon, Deborah S. 12: 84, 178 Bohon, Ronald W. 9: 51, 200 Boles, Carol A. 10: 184 Boley, Bryant Eugene 11: 169 Boley, Karen E. 10: 51, 184 Boley, Ronald A. 11: 47, 51, 170 Boley, Sandra J. 9: 51, 200 Bomar, James 10: 51, 184 Ayala, Jesse 12: 33, 204 Baker, Delores A. 12: 27, 64, 152 Baker, James C. 10: 183 Baker, Russell 10: 59, 183 , Terry N. 10: 53, 183 Baker Bonner, Linda R. 10: 184 Bosarge, Wilber L. 10: 184 Botello, Arturo 9: 42, 200 Botello, Margaret 9: 51, 200 Botello, Mary E. 11: 170 Bakke, Margaret A. 12: 152 Ballard, William E. 9: 199 Balusek, Gary O. 9: 51, 199 'Balusek, Janis C. 12: 100, 101, 103, 116, 118, 152 Balusek, John D. 10: 183 Balusek, Loretta M. 9: 199 Balusek, Teresa A. 12: 31, 44, 46, 152 Banks, Monty 10: 51, 183 Barber, Dwain 10: 51, 183 Barber, Freddie D. 9: 199 Barnes, Cheryl A. 12: 53, 79, 152 Barnes, Edward 10: 120 Barnes, Barnes, Ronald 9: 115, 199 Rosia L. 11: 53, 169 Bames, Timothy W. 12: 152, 227 Barnett, Coy 10: 53, 93, 183 Barrandey, Ida M. 11: 169 Barrera, Javier 12: 51, 153 Barron, Joann 12: 153 Bass, O gden 9: 51, 144, 199, 210 Boudreaux, Woodrow W. 9: 20 Bowling, Daniel, 11: 69, 72, 170 Bowlingb Winfred A. 12: 33, 71, 73, 153, 1 7 Bowman, Glenda L. 12: 153 Boyd, Eugene D. 11: 47, 170 Boyd, Jenette S. 9: 51, 200 Brandon, Ellan Ann 12: 153, 227, 232 Brandon, David W. 11: 170, 227 Brandon, James K. 9: 200 11: 20, 45, 46, 64, 170 Brannan, Kirk L. 12: 60, 66, 120, 121, 123, 124, 227 Brannan, Ronald E. 11: 170, 227, 231 Breen, Patrick M. 10: 60, 72, 73, 96, 120, 123, 184, 227 Brenk, Mary J. 9: 200 Brenk, Patricia 11: 40, 130, 170 Brimage, Desiree 11: 24, 59 Brinkmeyer, Darwin L. 12: 73, 82, 153 Broadway, Linda J . 9: 68, 200 Broadway, Linda N. 9: 21, 42, 51, 70, 200 Broadway, Tolly S. 12: 18 Brock, Cheryl L. 9: 200 Brock, Rebecca A. 10: 145, 147, 184 Brooks, Curtis F. 9: 200 Broussard, Donna,J. 12: 33, 79, 153 Broussard, Ira W. 12: 153 Brown, Ernest 10: 53, 113, 130, 184 Brown, Margie 11: 170 Brown, Pamela G. 12: 20, 27, 80, 153 Brumett, Dolores A. 9: 145, 146, 200 Bruney, Susan E. 11: 44, 170 Bryan, Glenna B. 10: 184 Bryan, Leroy 12: 33 Bryan, Warren K. 11: 170 Bryan, William Joel 11: 33, 170 Buchanan, Vickie D. 9: 70, 200 Buckner, Kathy D. 12: 153 Buegeler, Lynette M. 11: 17, 40, 100, 103, 125, 170 Buegeler, Phillip E. 92 200 Bullard, Gary M. 10: 51, 184 Bullard, Thomas H. 11: 47, 170 Bullard, Vido H. 12: 79 Bullington, Dennis G. 10: 184 Bullington, Frederick W. 12: 33, 64, 74, 153 Bullman, Mary F. 10: 51, 184 Burnett, Alice F. 10: 44, 53, 184 Burnett, Brenda J. 12: 44, 46, 53, 154 Burns, Betty J. 11: 170 Burridge, Brenda D. 11: 44, 170, 175 Burridge, Pamela J. 11: 104, 105, 170, 174, Burse, Norris J. 9: 200 Burton, Janet F. 9: 13, 17, 20, 33, 106, 200, 202 Butcher, David A. 11: 77, 95, 120, 123, 169, 170 Butcher, Nancy S. 9: 200 Butler, Darby B. 9: 51, 201 Cahoon, Jeffa 12: 14, 15, 24, 44, 46, 72, 154 Calvert, Joyce 11: 43, 56, 58, 100, 101, 102 170, 227, 230 Calvert, Woodul 12: 13, 53, 64, 154 Camp, Doyle 9: 201 Campbell, Lu A. 9: 201 Campbell, Paul 10: 184 Campos, J aun 11: 170 Canady, Billy 10: 47, 51, 185 Canady, Karen 11: 171 Cantrell, Michael 9: 201 Cantu, Lester K. 11: 76, 129, 127, 129 Capell, Lisa 12: 100, 102, 116, 118, 119, 154 Caraway, Cynthia 12: 154 Caraway, Dean 10: 144, 185 Carey, Mark 9: 51, 201 Carroll, Marilou 9: 51, 201 Cassil, Michael '11: 33, 171 Castillo, Evaristo 11: 76, 171 Castillo, Jesse 9: 115, 201 Castillo,Manuel10: 51, 185' 7, ixaafrfrfaf is E nmai 'r W .,,..L. 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S D- 7 T - - C ff- .,, Eeeport' ,ning HVC yOl1I' I'1VClT S I'Hll'l1I1g CI' 1 ICH ADS AND INDEX-241 Caston, Cathy 12: 13, 16, 17, 20, 27, 28, 29, 31, 32, 125, 154 Cato, Cheryl L. 9: 43, 51, 201 Cearly, Judy K. 10: 43, 185 Chitwood, Angela M 10: 185 Chitwood, Lanita F. 11: 171 Clark, Robert A. 12: 31, 51, 154, 177 Clark, Ronald W. 10: 78, 185 Cleland, Karan L. 10: 51, 116, 119, 141, 145, 146, 185 Cleland, Marilyn C. 11: 171 Clewis, Dorothy 9: 201 Closs, Dalton M. 12: 91, 154, 173 Closs, Rebecca A. 11: 44, 53, 58, 171 Cloud, Lawrence P. 12: 82, 84, 85, 154, 190 Cobb, Joel C. 11: 171 Coffey, Mona L. 10: 185 Coker, David C. 11: 171 Coker, Steven D. 9: 51, 201 Comeaux, Bryan P. 11: 90, 171 Cook, Cynthia R. 9: 201 Cook, Tim 0. 9: 144, 201, 210 Cooper, Arthur R. 12: 33, 90, 108, 109 Cooper, Spelvin E. 9: 114, 201, 202 Coots, Ronald P. 10: 141, 142 Copeland, Nancy K. 12: 27, 53, 29, 154 Corona, Belia 10: 185 Corona, Flora 9: 201 Corona, Rebecca 9: 201 Cotten, Ernest C. 10: 76 Cotten, Paul 10: 185 Cottle, Richard A. 10: 185 Cox, Kim E. 10: 185 Cox, Nanette 9: 201 Crainer, James C. 11: 95, 72, 171 Crandal, Richard L. 11: 51, 171, 127 Crane, Dannie R. 10: 113, 137, 185 Crane, Ronald F. 11: 33, 109, 112, 123, 211 Crane, Sandra K. 10: 185 Cravey, Carissa A. 12: 60, 130, 154, 226, 227, 228 Cravey, James P. 11: 130, 171 Crawford, Debra J. 12: 51, 155, 227 Crofton, Rita J. 11: 171 Crooker, Ricky B. 12: 47, 51, 155 Crosby, Claude M. 12: 62 Cross, Eddie, 10: 185 Cross, Gerald 9: 201 Crow, Paul H. 10: 53, 96, 185 Crow, Phillip M. 12: 155 Cushion, Maurice E. 12: 34, 47, 51, 155 Dacke, Paul R. 12: 32, 73, 155 Dahse, Laura E. 10: 185 Daigle, Roderick J. 9: 51, 201 Dalrymple, Pamela A. 11: 171 Damian, Ignacio A. 10: 95, 113, 185 Damian, Ronald D. 11: 90, 171 Dannahaus, Thomas C. 11:: 171 Darnell, Dean A. 11: 33, 76, 171 David, Sam 12: 20, 22, 91, 94, 155, 233 Davis Frances A. 12: 155 Davis, , Hila J. 11: 172 Davis, Jan M. 9: 70, 201 Davis, Leslie G. 10: 185 Davis, Mark R, 11: 53, 108, 136, 171, 229 Davis, Martin D. 10: 96, 186 Davis, Mary A. 12: 155 Davis, Scott L. 10: 51, 96, 186 Dean, Audrey E. 99: 42, 116, 118, 202 Dean, Dean, Pamela 9: 42, 116, 118, 202 Sharon E. 11: 42, 59, 172 Dearman, Frederick B. 9: 115, 202 Delacerda, Maria G. 9: 202 Deleon, Nellie 10: 51, 186 Delflore, Donna M. 9: 202 Delflore, Elizabeth J. 12: 43 Delflore, Theresa 10: 186 Demarco, Lester H. 9: 202 Dement, Dawnn A. 10: 53, 104, 186 Derosier, Rocky 9: 202 Dixon, Henrietta 11: 172 Dodds, Robert A. 10: 186 Dodds, Suzette M. 12: 51, 155 Dodge, Micheal9: 202 Domingues, David 11: 137 Domingues, Douglas 9: 202 Donnell, Joe 12: 155, 195 Drury, Timothy J. 11: 172 DuBois, Annette M. 11: 172, 193 DuBois, Kenneth N. 9: 202 Dulaney, Johnny W. 11: 172 Duncan, Richard A. 9: 202 Dunlap, Ronnis L. 10: 186 Dunn, Barry W. 11: 95, 172 Dunn, Benny R. 9: 114, 115, 127, 202 Dunn, Bobby L. 10: 20, 53, 137 Dunn, Bonnie J. 9: 20, 51, 106, 202 Dunn, William E. 9: 202 Dupont, David 10: 51, 186 Dvorak, James M. 9: 202 Easterling, Terry D. 11: 56, 172 Edgar, Bfenda M. 10: 42, 186 Edmonson, Stanley D. 9: 202 Edwards, Alice 9: 202 Edwards, Cynthia L. 10: 147, 186 Edwards, Ju.lia 10: 42, 186 Edwards, Robert F. 12: 27, 78, 155 Elkins, Susan J. 11: 38, 172, 177 Ellington, Flo d O. 11: 82, 83, 85, 172 Ellis, Martha 12: 79, 155 Ellis, Richard 10: 186 Ellison, Birdie W. 9: 202 Epperson, John 11: 95, 172 Epperson, Vickie L. 12: 156 Eppes, l-gagrold W. 10: 20, 53, 91, 112, 137 1 Ertell, Ricky D. 9: 51, 96, 115, 123, 202 Eudaley, Harvey J . 12: 156 Eudaley, Steven W. 12: 29, 47, 126, 156 234 Eudaley, Toni L. 12: 28, 29, 100, 103 156, 195, 196 Eudy, Melvin A. 11: 172 Evans, Bruce A. 9: 51, 202 Evans, Connie M. 11: 172 Evans, Donald A. 12: 75 Evans, Jimmy D. 9: 203 e X 4- '4'4vfL MSW' 21450476045 mae! ' 1724 Brazasport Blvd. Freeport, Texas 77541 Phone: 233-5246 242-ADS AND INDEX A i 1 ith rg c-D Supply QOV19. P. O. BOX 922 FREEPORT, TEXAS 77541 ADS AND INDEX-243 Fairchild, Keith E. 12: 156 Fairchild, Ricky lVl. 11: 95, 172 Farmer, Stuart D. 11: 33, 172 Faulk, janet M. 10: 53, 186 Felder, Dennis L. 12: 21, 156, 227 Felder, Glen D. 9: 203 Fender, Ronald G. 9: 203 Ferguson, Danny 9: 20, 47, 203 Few, Theresa K. 91 203, 213 Fields, Glare F. 12: 20, 4-4, 45. 116, 64, 66, 151, 191, 234 Fields, Gregory S. 12: 68 Fields, Kevin A. 10: 186 Fisher,1Cva N1 11: 40. 51, 172 Fleming, julian 10: 186 Flores, Gilbert N. 10: 78, 186 wi. Flores, Kay 9: 203 Flourney, Marcia l l : 172 Flowers, Teresa G. 1 1 : 172 Flowers, Ronald ll. 12: 33, 76 Foraker, jerry 9: 78, 203 Ford, Bob L. 10: 51, 113, 137,186 Ford, Elizabeth lV1. 9: 203, 227 Fosdick, Phillip G, 9: 51, 78, 203 Foshce, David W. 9: 203 Fowler, Linda C. 9: 20, 203 Franklin, Russell J. 9: 115, R4CZS'1D6YY' S 1.111615 No.1 'Route 1 ,Free 01-T. No.2 ' Tarron, nn mllage 309311332 X 1254 11 S 9 WL talie ri e in our tasty meals and wholesome sem-vices, Ph. 'XB-1362 Ford, Craner lV1. 12: 27, 60, 66, 130, 156 202, 203 1 Y KN NN H 2 1 N5 E E . V Q, , pq f v '- Q ,, f . ,b f Y we -ll. - wa E if KKKJVkkk.,,. 'V ls ..LW . i -if .ue 1 Y i I UD .E N 3 as 4 - , v K YY v fs?-' E O 7 isee 7 3' 2 CD E i 1, ,,,,1 N E2 .. , 'l 5 X lf: I . 6 - f . Q Q .,....k is Brazos Wood Bullders, Inc. ll I K R 0 ' 120 N. GULF BLVD. - rneevonr, 'rsxAs Custom Homes Our Specialty ' ' Phone: 233-6369 PRINTING LETTERHEAD Q tfeaturing gas appliances, ENVELOPES Q orifice Poms Q cr-lscxs Q CAR- BON a NCR SNAP ours 0 BOOKLETS Q IN- voxcss Q Aovenrnsms BROCHURES INDUSTRIAL 81 AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1502 Brazosport Blvd- MICROFILM o ENGINEERING BLUELINES XEROGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION FfeeP0't, Texas coMMsRclAL ART 244-ADS AND INDEX A Frazier, Larry ,I. 9: 53, 96, 203 French, Leif F. ll: 141, 142, 172 French, Stanley 9: 78, 203 Fuller, Bobby G. 10: 51, 186 I Fuller, Steven A. 12: 47, 51, 156, 227 Fuller, Thomas W. 9: 203 Gaidosik, Linda K. 12: 156 Gammill, Kenneth A. 9: 203 Gant, Brian C. 9: 96, 123, 203 Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Diana L. 12: 38, 51, 156 Frances 10: 186 Gulliermo 9: 203 Garcia, Martin C. 10: 96, 113 Gartman, Larry 12: 33, 156 G G G G G G G artside, Stanley 12: 53, 157 arza, Consuelo 10: 187 arza, Maria 12: 83, 84, 157 arza, Rosario 9: 204 arza, Theresa 10: 187 ibson, Roy Nl. 10: 81, 87 iles, Pamela 10: 187 Gilleland, Marla G. 10: 51 F 1 illiam, Deborah L. 12: 39, 157 Gilliam, Kenneth 10: 51, 187 226, 227, cauanf Roan 12:47,51,60,I57,195 Garcia, joe C. 12: 33, 156 Gilliam, Paul 12: 47, 51, 60, 157, Garcia, johnny 11: 60, 173 232 Garcia,julian 9: 203 i fi I 1 L1 Q fl 1 1 fr 'WG' ' A .Ex . lM1CCM2 2977166 2506 Plantion Drive Lake jackson, Texas ,Sellers - Harbour s ri. me 9Il'V1h. B1'aZOSPo1't Area Since Dayi 231-3595 Nighti 233-4575 '15, I X? f 5 Yr-I, 'Q n 0 9-I PQ j X -I I f' Ti XA 318914151 Hp , .,,,,,.,..t 227 Gillum, Debra 9: 70, 71, 304 Girouard, Mark .10: 51, 127, 187 Gladney, Michael 12: 68, 157 Gladney, Nancy j. 10: 187 Glass, Kenneth 9: 123, 204 Gleaton, Beverly j. 9: 204 Gleaton, Michael ll. 11: 53, 95, 120, 173 Glover, Harry 12: 157 Glover, jimmy 12: 75, 157 Glover, Larry l'. 10: 51, 120, 121, 124, 187 Glover, jimmy 12: 75, 157 Glover, Linda 10: 187 Goers, joseph 11. 10: 1-lfl-, 187 Goers, Ramona C. 1 1: 20,1 Goerl, Cleta j. 9: 204 Gomez, Mari 10: 187 Gonzales, Gloria 10: 187 Gonzales, Lydia 12: 81, 157 Gonzales, Patsy ll: 19, 83, 85, 173 Gonzales, Raul I 1 1 76, 173 Gonzales, Steven M. 10: 187 Goodwin, james R. 11: 39, 173 Gore, Gary F. 11: 108,173 Gossett, johnny 9: 183, 204 Graham, jack D. 11: 33, 90, 173 Grandjean, Bret 1 1 I 90, 173, 227 Grear, janice M. 10: 187 Grear, Kathy 9: 204 Green, Keith B. 11: 59, 95, 173 Green, Patricia A. 10: 51, 63, 187 Greene, Debra K. 9: 204 Greene, johnny R. 9: 204 Greer, johnny 11: 77, 95, 173 Greer, Steven W. 10: 113 Gregory, David G. 9: 204 Gregory, Michael W. I 1 : 83, 173 Gregory, Teresa K. 12: 44, 46, 157 Griffin, Gay N. 12: 44, 46, 53, 157 Griffin, Melissa 1 1 1 173 Griggs, Reginald K. 10: 41, 53, 96 Gripp, Bernard 8.11: 173 Gripp, Theresa L. 11: 83, 85, 173, 180 Groves, Tommie L, 11: 173 Guillory, Darlene 'l', 9: 51, 106, 107, 116 1 118,204 Guillory, Pamela M. 11: 58, 100, 173, 179 230 Guthrie, Gregory S. 9: 96, 114, 204 Hagood, William F. 9: 204 Hahn, David O. 11: 60, 173, 227 Haley, David -11: 77, 173 Hall, Kay E. 9: 47, 57, 62, 106, 204 Hall, Lawrence li. 10: 187 Hambrick, Brenda K. 11: 57, 82, 83, 84, 173 Hambrick, Debra A. 9: 19, 204 Handley, Mark D. 9: 51, 204 Haney, Daniel M. 10: 187 Haney, Micheal D. 9: 76, 204 Hanks, Lynn 9: 204, 205 Hanna, David L. 10: 187 Hardman, Grover C. 11: 22, 43, 67, 93, 169, 173 llargrove, Deborah 12: 157 Hargrove, Donna K. 10: 187 Harper, Denise G. ll : 42, 174 Harris, Charlene j. 9: 204 Harris, Charles H. 11: 59, 130,174 Harris, Frederick 9: 205 Harris, Phylane 9: 205 Harrison, Gay FI. 12: 27, 28, 29, 31, 83, 84, 158 Harrison, Randall M. 11: 174 Harry, Elaine A. I1: 174 Harvard, Micheal D. 9: 51, 205 Hawkins, Eursella E. 9: 205 Hawn, Robert 10: 187 Hawn, William 15. 9: 205 Hayden, Charles 1. 10: 95, 120,187 Hayes, Gay N. 10: 187 Hayes, jimmy D. 12: 24, 33, 158 Haynes, Mary 10: 43, 44, 187 Hays, Elaine U. 9: 205 Hays, Gary 8.11: 174 Hays, Nancy H. 12: 81,158 Heath, j anie 10: 18, 64, 65, 66, 187 ADS AND INDEX-245 s 1 Heather, Randall L. 11: 127, 174, 227 227 Hebert, Malcome 12: 33, 158 Hector, Charles 9: 205 Heinroth, Jill A. 10: 43, 44, 187 Hembree, James 11: 74, 174 Hembree, Robert M. 10: 187 Henderson, Daniel E. 9: 51, 144, 205 Henderson, Dennis 10: 125, 137 Henderson, Kendal D. 9: 205 Henderson, Kevin L. 9: 205 Henderson, William D. 10: 187 Henegar, Jennie 9: 70, 205 Henley, Sharlein L. 10: 187 Henley, William J. 12: 128 He , Larry 11: 78, 17 Heigbn, Kenneth M. 91 53, 205 Hernandez, Delia F. 10: 44, 187 Hernandez, Erma 11: 38, 44, 174l Hernandez, Juan J. 10: 187 Hernandez, Mary 9: 70, 200, 205 Huber, Mary C. 9: 205 Hudson, Beverly J. 10: 187 Hudson, Evelyn K. 10: 116, 187 Hudson, Ray A. 10: 187 Huff, Gane D. 10: 187 Huff, Patricia D. 102 53, 187 Hunter, Gary W. 10: 74, 188 Hurst, Ronnie G. 10: 188 Hurt, Debra L. 11: 51, 174 Hust, Brenda S. 10: 51, 188 Hutchinson, Sandra K. 10: 188 Hutto, Valerie D. 9: 70, 145, 201, 206 Ingalls, Kathleen 10: 51, 188 , Ingalls, Rebecca L. 9: 20, 51, 67, 206 Irwin, Georgia G. 12: 53, 79, 158 Irwin, Ida 9: 51, 206 Jackson, Darlene A. 12: 20, 79, 158 Jackson, Joyce A. 10: 188 Jackson, Michelle 11: 42, 59, 118, 119 170, 174, 190 Jackson, Ronnie B. 10: 188 Keebler, David W. 11: 33 Keenom, George R. 10: 188 Kelley, Timothy J. 11: 175 Kelly, Patti W. 12: 12, 14, 29, 53, 80, 159 227, 231, 235 ' Kenyon, Terry 10: oo, 67, 89, 91, 111, 188 Kersten, Edward W. 9: 114, 199, 206 Kessler, Kris E. 12: 159, 187 Kidd, Carol A. 11: 42, 47, 60, 175, 227 Kincheloe, Karen L. 12: 18, 20, 41, 79 150, 159, 227, 228 Kinchelmgfii Viki 10: 20, 22, 43, 104, 182, 1 King, Girradeau 10: 188 King, Janet S. 10: 186, 188 King, Richard W. 9: 115, 206 King, Ronald E. 9: 123, 206 Kiser, James H. 9: 206 Klinert, Linda A. 12: 159 Kluge, Barry D. 12: 26, 33, 53, 159, 167 Knight, Cheryl F. 99: 206 20 years from now, your college education will still be one of the brightest ideas you ever had. Continue YOUR education at BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE Call 265-6131 for details Hernandez, Oralia 9: 205 Hickey, Daniel B. 11: 174 Hobbs, Beverly J. 9: 205 Hobbs, Harry E. 11: 99, 108, 110 Hobbs, Leonard G. 10: 113, 187 Hodges, Jay P. 11: 59, 174 Hoffman, Micheal R. 10: 187 Holder, Marc W. 11: 51, 127, 174 Holler, Mark A. 9: 205, 206 Honeycutt, Bonnie R. 10: 187 Honeycutt, Mark F. 12: 47, 51, 158 Horack, Susan M. 12: 18, 20, 27, 28, 79 158, 227 Hosaek, Robert C. 9: 51, 205, 206 Hosea, Albert E. 10: 187 Hosea, Doris L. 10: 187 Houston, Billy D. 11: 127, 128, 174 Houston, Diana S. 9: 205 Howard, Ondra L. 12: 33, 77, 90, 94, 99, 120, 121 Howard, Terry D. 9: 205 Howell, Joe J. 10: 130, 187 246-ADS AND INDEX Jackson, Teena R, 12: 158 J aegar, Keith 11: 174 James, Margaret S. 12: 158 Jansky, Paula J. 11: 174 Jauregui, Luis 12: 47, 51, 75, 158 Johnson, Georgia M. 10: 53, 188 s Johnson, Joyce A. 10: 145, 188 Johnso3Q7Leah B. 12: 100, 116, 119, 159, Joiner, Susan 12: 27, 53, 66, 159 Jones, Cheryl G. 11: 43, 174 Jones, Francine 10: 17, 20, 43, 104, 116 119, 126, 188 Jones, Harvey L. 10: 33, 188 Jones, James C. 9: 206 Jones Karen 9: 51 206 Jonesj Louis H. 11:, 136, Jones, Shanda K. 11: 20, Jones , Sharon L. 10: 188 174 43, 53, 174, 192 Karl, Ernest S. 11: 61, 141, 175 Karl, Gary W. 11: 175 Karl, Terry G. 9: 51, 144, 206, 210 Knipping, Lisa C. 10: 20, 62, 63, 188 Knoebel, Richard 9: 51, 206 Knopp, Ed R. 10: 186, 188 Knopp, Jimmy D. 9: 206 Konopackie, Sherry M. 11: 175 Knole, Marguerite 10: 51, 188 Koolo, Mario T. 11: 175 Kopp, Gleda F. 10: 188 Kouehes, Helen K. 9: 206 Kristof, William G. 12: 75, 159 Kyle, Michael 10: 43, 188 Lahreck, Wilbert 10: 189 Lacour, Janet M. 12: 42, 43, 53, 60, 159 Lageman, William 9: 51, 206 Lamb, Stephen 10: 78, 189 Landry, Debra A. 10: 189 Landry, Kathryn L. 12: 14, 82, 84, 159 178, 227 Landry, Margaret D. 10: 104, 189 Landry, Mary S. 12: 53, 159 s pf THE FIRST FREEPCRT NATIONAL BANK Downfown Freeport PO. 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OYSTER CREEK DIVISION Landry, Norman 10: 189 Landry, William W. 9: 47, 144, 206 Lara, Diana 10: 51, 189 Lara, Richard E. 10: 96, 189 Larue, Kevin D. 9: 206 Lassiter, Mary D. 9: 70, 206 Lawhon, David R. 10: 53, 189 Lawler, Teresa M. 11: 20, 39, 43, 44, 175, 7 18 Leake, Alan S. 9: 53, 141, 206, 210 Leal, Juanita 10: 189 Lebouef, David P. 10: 189 Lebouef, Kathlyne A. 11: 175 Lebouef, Lema M. 9: 70, 207 Lebouef, Warren 11: 33, 137, 169, 175 Ledesma, David 9: 20, 207 Ledesma, Primitivo 10: 189 Lee, Jeannie E. 11: 175 Lemaire, Deborah J. 12: 160 Lemons, Anthony K. 9: 114, 207 Lena, Margaret 10: 43, 44, 53, 189 Leonard, Jerry T. 9: 207 Levee, Michael R. 11: 91, 120, 175 Lewellen, David W. 11: 175 Lewellen, Pat James T. 10: 90, 189, 237 Lewellen, Patrick J. 9: 96, 114, 123, 198, 207, 237 Lewis, Jacqueline M. 9: 207 Lewis, Susan G. 10: 12, 70, 71, 189 Lincoln, Lincoln Lindseyi Lindsey, Lindsey Lindsey: Lippold Angela 9: 207 Lola 9: 207 Gary G.11: 74,175 Patricia A. 11: 51, 175 Phillip J. 10: 189 Terry G. 10: 90, 189 Suzan 9: 20 42 198 Lloyd, Jarrett 10: 95, 113, 189 Lloyd, Susan 12: 100, 102, 160, 227 Lookingbill, Norma 10: 43, 126, 189 Lovett, Leroy 10: 95, 112, 189 Lowe, Sandra K. 9: 207 Lowrie, Melessa 9: 207 Luckey, Berry J. 10: 189 Lum, Pamela A. 9: 207 MacDonald, Cathy 10: 44, 46, 189 Mackey, John C. 12: 21, 160 2484ADS AND INDEX Mallory, Stephen W. 9: 96, 207 Marek, Evelyn M. 10: 189 Marek, Gene R. 9: 207 Mariam, Larry T. 10: 113 Marshall, Donald E. 9: 207 Martin, Gary W. 9: 207 Martin, James D. 11: 175 Martin, Sam 10: 189 Martin, Terrance W. 9: 207 Martin, Theodore F. 12: 73 Martinets, Beverly J. 10: 189 Martirlets, Darvin L. 12: 74 Martinez, Mario 9: 207 Massoletti, Ste hen J. 12: 20, 28, 53, 111, 234, 236, Masters, Jacqualine 10: 44, 46, 191 Masters, Rebecca 9: 70, 207 Matamoros, George H. 9: 207 Mathes, Kathy L. 9: 207 Mathes, Mithcell M. 10: 33, 191 Matthews, Elizabeth D. 10: 63, 191 Matthews, Steve D. 12: 59 Matula, Nancy K. 9: 51, 208 Mayfield, Dolene 11: 51, 175 Mayo, Gary W. 11: 175 Mayol, Rebecca I.. 9: 70, 208 Maynor, Roy E. 10: 191, 212 Mayse, Richard A. 12: 91, 98, 228, McAda, Debbie Greer 11: 40, 175 McCada, Donna K. 10: 191 McAda, Wills R. 11: 47, 57, 175, 227 McCaffety, John A. 12: 81 McClendon, Barbara A. 11: 12, 70, 71, 175 McClendon, Sandra K. 10: 42, 191 McConnell, Wayne D. 9: 51, 208 McCoy, Lisa L. 12: 27, 83 McCoy, Regina S. 10: 51, 191 McCullough, Jean A. 11: 13, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 41, 43, 130, 176, 236 McCullough, Marlana 12: 16, 18, 20, 25, 27, 28, 29, 33, 34, 43, 60, 160, 190. 233, 236 McDonald, Dixie L. 11: 176 McDougal, Roya 10: 13, 14, 16, 34, 43, 53, 66, 182, 189, 190, 191, 237 McEnany, David 11: 176 Mcilnany, Michael A 12: 160 McFadden, Mark L. 10: 191 McFatridge, Regina K. 11: 25, 44, 46, 70 71, 176 McGehee, James A. 12: 24, 33 McKelroy, Charles D. 11: 176 McKinney, Angela F. 10: 53, 104, 105, 116, 119, 191 McKinney, Darla J. 9: 208 McKinney, Dennis M. 9: 115, 199, 208 McKnight, Mark A. 11: 176 McLain, Bobby R. 9: 208 McLamore, Nedra 11: 82, 83, 84, 85, 176 McMahon, Lorie 10: 191- McMullen, Lou E. 11: 39, 44, 176, 187, 194 Means, Ann L. 9: 208 Meason, Charles, W. 11: 176 Meason, Deborah J. 10: 191 Medina, Antonio 10: 191 Mendoza, Abel,10: 191 Mendoza, David H. 10: l91 Mendoza, Fermin 12: 160 Mendoza, Lydia 11: 176 Meriweather, Rodney R. 11: 130, 176, 227 Mesta er, Judy E. 11: 176 Metcalf, Darla D. 12: 27, 29, 160, 227 Miles, Leah D. 11: 176 Millar, Serena L. 10: 13, 20, 43, 53, 104, 105, 182, 191 Mills, Karen A. 9: 208 Miltenberger, Bob 10: 95, 137, 182, 191 Mireles, Carlos P. 9: 208 Mitchell, Judy L. 12: 44, 46 Mitchell, Marsha M. 9: 208 Mitchell, Mavis 9: 208 Mitchell, Merlene 9: 208 Mitchell, Sidney 9: 208 Mize, Nancy E. 12: 24, 28, 29, 44, 46, 161 Monroe, Pamela K. 10: 51, 191 Montes, Heriberto 12: 51, 161, 185 Montes, Hilario 9: 208 Montes, Jose 11: 51 Montier, Anthony 9: 208 Montier, Tommy L. 11: 176 Moody, Andrew 10: 95, 191, 227 s Lge 4, f f AQ - X, o ff: anwomf-J cww CQ Qfrqmf, !'f U For All Your Insurance Needs 233-5229 P.O. 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PARK AVENUE FREEPORT, TEXAS 131 M51 2 233-H22 Moody, Anthony 9: 114, 208 Moore, Glenda M. 12: 44, 45, 46, 161, 227 Moore, Jerry C. 10: 191 Moreno, Maria G. 9: 208 Moreno, Rudolph 11: 76, 176 Charles 9: 208 Linda K. 11: 56, 100, 101, 103, Morgan, Morgan, 125, 168, 176, 227, 231 Morris, Laurence 10: 90, 120, 123, 124, 191 Morrison, Carl O. 11: 120, 121, 124, 176 Morrison, Sharlotte V. 10: 44, 60, 191 Moss, Tommy L. 9: 115, 208 Mulcihy, Casey T. 11: 21, 51, 141, 176, 227 Mulcihy, David D. 10: 61, 191 Murphy, Dawn C. 11: 20, 198, 101, 103, 176 Murphy, Harrglw. 11: 176 Mmrell, Don . 11: 169, 176 Murrell, Gary W. 10: 24, 191 Murrell, Randall G. 11: 177 Murrell, Terri L. 11: 14, 43, 125, 168, 177 Myers, Priscilla A. 9: 208 Naranjo, Sulema L. 12: 18, 79, 161 Necessary, Diane 9: 51, 208 Neely, Joyce M. 9: 106, 107, 208 Neely, Sarah J. 10: 43, 170, 192 Nelson, Deborah 9: 126, 209 Nelson, Deborah L. 10: 192 Nelson, Gail E. 10: 18, 43, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 192 Nelson, Myles 12: 82, 161 Nelson, Nannie T. 10: 126, 192 Nesmith, Debra 11: 24, 83, 177 Newby, William E. 12: 82, 83, 84, 85, 161, 190 Niemeyer, Robert W. 11: 25, 53, 82, 83, 84, 161, 190 Norman, Marie E. 11: 19, 83, 177 Norris, Donald W. 11: 124, 177 Norsworthy, Harvey 11: 177 Noska, Danny 11: 177 Null, Barbara E. 9: 51, 126, 145, 146, 209 Nunalee, Cheryl D. 10: 145, 192 Nunalee, Valrie E. 9: 209 Nutt, Nancy E. 10: 41, 192 0livares,john 9: 209 Olivares, Rosa 12: 161 Olivares, Yolanda 9: 209 Oliver, Linda D. 12: 161 Oliver, Rayford 12: 161 Olstowski, Anna 12: 27, 51, 64, 65, 66 Olstowski, Anton 9: 127 Olstowski, Franciszek 10: 21, 192 O'Quinn, Charles 10: 192 Ortiz, Larry 9: 209 Ortiz, Roel 9: 209 Otero, Norma 10: 192 Owen, Yvonne 11: 177 Palat, jimmy L. 9: 96, 114, 209 Palomar, Antonia M. 11: 177 Parker, Jonathan B. 10: 127, 192 Patterson, john L. 10: 96, 192 Patzke, Jay F. 9: 96, 123, 209 Pavlicek, John L. 10: 51, 192 Payne, Donald 10: 192 Peel, Jody J. 10: 192 Pena, Albert 9: 209 Pena, Raymundo 10: 192 Penneyiolgonald R. 9: 53, 141, 142, 143, ADS AND INDEX-249 -kilt i -K 1+ +.2' E'- AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LAKE JACKSON, TEXAS 1 Pennington, Grady H. 12: 25, 27, 51, 130, 161 Peres, Johnny J. 10: 192 Peres, Peggy D. 12: 18, 24, 25, 27, 51, 63, 151, 161 Perkins, Betty G. 11: 177 Perkins, Deanna 12: 162 Perkins, Joyce M. 12: 162 Perry, Arthur R. 9: 78, 209 Perry, Ervin G. 10: 41, 96, 120, 192 Perryman, Denise M. 9: 47, 209 Perrymirgi Lawrence J. 12: 21, 53, 64, 93, Perryman, Robert A. 10: 53, 192 Pessarra, Angela A. 10: 16, 17, 22, 34, 35, 104, 105, 192 Pessarra, Billie K. 12: 28, 53, 126, 162 Pessarra, James M. 12: 33, 89, 91, 98, 162 Pessarra, Patrick W. 11: 90, 177, 236 Peters, Suzanne 10: 20, 43, 44, 185, 192 Petteway, Rosalind 9: 209 Pharis, Steven 10: 192 Philli s Barbara D. 10' 1 2 P, ' - 9 Phinney, Nancy K. 12: 43, 47, 60, 145, 162, 227 Picard, James R. 12: 73, 162 Picard, John C. 11: 137, 177 Piggott, Tina M. 10: 51, 192 Pigott, Amy J. 10: 192 Plummer, Beverly 12: 51, 60, 145, 162, 227 Plunkett, Mary P. 10: 192 Polk, Leonard A. 10: 193 Poppinga, Christina 9: 209 Poppinga, Sigred A. 9: 209 Powers, Charles E. 12: 33, 74 Price, Johnny 11: 76, 169, 177 Price, Loretta J. 11: 42, 43, 82, 83, 177 Puderbaugh, Sherri 11: 177 Puderbaugh, Terry L. 9: 209 Pyka, Glynis D. 9: 200, 209 Pyssen, Eda M. 9: 209 Ramirez, Domingo 9: 123, 210 Ramirez, Irene 12: 162 250-ADS AND INDEX 4' . gg, 1 , ,... ks , :m..g,Gk5,,yu . X ,ware .. 51 ,ml , ,,.. ,,.s,, , - 1 1 ,, 1 5 Ramirez, Jesse P. 11: 177 Ramos, Juanita 11: 177 Rangel, Angela 10: 44, 193 Rangel, Florence 11: 51, 177 Rangel, Guadalupe 10: 193 Rangel, Manuel 10: 193 Rangel, Rosemary 10: 193 Rangel, Shirley A. 10: 51, 193 Rasberry, Robert G. 10: 69, 127, 193 Ratliff, Deborah A. 10: 193 Ray, Danita 10: 24, 43, 193 Ray, Donna S. 12: 24, 162 Reagan, Bonnie G. 10: 193 Rease, Richard F. 9: 210 Rease, Robert G. 10: 123, 193 Reed, Gaynell 10: 40, 193 Reed, Joseph C. 12: 31, 53, 82, 84, 162 Reeves, Pamela J. 9: 210 Renfro, Michael 11: 178 Renick, Paul 12: 33, 61, 163 Revels, Harry 9: 144, 210 Reyes, Deborah 9: 210 Reyes, Raymond 9: 210 Reyna, Anita S. 10: 193 Reyna, Rudy O. 9: 42, 96, 123, 210 Reynolds, Rhonda J. 11: 51, 178 Rhodes, Lillian S. 11: 70, 178 Rhodes, Rose L. 9: 43, 210 Rhodes, Roy D. 121 33, 56, 62, 63, 110, 163 Richey, Sandra K. 10: 193 Riekaway, David E. 10: 193 Riekaway, Helen M. 9: 70, 71, 210 Riekaway, Steven R. 10: 95, 193 Ridley, Lynn 9: 51, 209, 210 Rieger, Randy L. 11:51, 127, 178 Ripkoski, George W. 10: 120, 123, 193 Roberts, Mervyn D. 10: 193 Roberts, Pamela J. 11: 20, 43, 100, 102, 116, 118, 119, 178 Robertson, Bascom L. 10: 193 Robertson, Daniel 10: 193 Robertson, Diane 11: 178 Robertson, Pamela G. 9: 106, 210 Robertson, Ricky L. 10: 193 Robinson, David 10: 193 Robinson, Michael G. 11: 178 Roden, Debbie S. 9: 70, 106, 210 Rodriguez, Idalia 12: 163 Rogers, Patrick D. 9: 51, 210 Rollins, Lois 9: 210 Rollins, Ray 10: 193 Rollo, Karen D. 12: 163, 167 Rose, Harley W. 9: 210 Rose, Virginia 10: 193 Rossow, Patrick G. 10: 113, 193 Rouse, ,Steven T. 12: 82, 84, 163 Royalty, Ronda 9: 106, 126, 198, 210 Ruddick, James D. 12: 163 Ruddick, Janet D. 10: 20, 51, 193 Rudy, Russell W. ll: 93, 178 Ruiz, Carolyn 9: 210 Rusk, Kimberly K. 9: 51, 63, 194 Russell, James N. 10: 96, 113, 137, 194 Ruthstrom, Ingrid M. 10: 130, 187, 194 Saldivar, Sandra G. 10: 51, 194 Sanchez, Mary 9: 70, 126 Sanders, Clifton C. 11: 76, 112 Sanderson, Deborah 11: 178 Sanderson, Michael G. 11: 178 Sawyer, Vanita 11: 56, 178, 227 Schiller, Joseph J. 10: 90, 194 Schiller, Laura R. 9: 51, 200 Schlemmer, Gordon L. 9: 96 Schmidt, Don P. 11: 72, 91 Schmidt, Kathy S. 9: 43 Schmidt, Laura J . 10: 194 Schmidt, Patricia A. 12: 163 Schroeder, Michael G. 11: 33, 89, 90, 178 Scoles, Alex J. 9: 144 Scott,Morgan L. 9: 51, 211 Scott, Pauline A. 12: 163 Seamster, Cheryl 11: 130 Seidler, Shtuia A. 12: 163 Seidler, Teresa A. 12: 53, 100, 101, 103, 126, 163, 196, 227, 228, 235 Seidler, Timothy A. 9: 211 Sepulvado, Kathryn Y. 11: 73, 178 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS '7I !! um I72I W. Second - Freeporf, Texas the fashion place 233-5226 I I I I 4 Every ,Ag Am prescrIpI'Ion I , is fined wah PRESCRIPTION 3 3 I ' O A pam5'Iak'ng 23I Wes+ Broad care and Freepor+ accuracy. Phone 233-357I ADS AND INDEX-251 Complimenl of I EXAS TATE2 PTICAL ASSOCIATED DOCTORS OF OPTOMETRY EXPORTER SUPPORTERS Mary Helen and Koycc McCoy Robert and Paulette Newton Y David lVl6Sll--CHIIIIOII Shoes Ralph and Joyce Collins 252-ADS AND INDEX fffwwff E C656 wtf? g if c.u 6 233-5595 103 S Glll-F BLVD PEP- E AUTO PARTS IIA NORTH GULF BLVD. FREEPORT, TEXAS 77541 PHONE 233-7834 , MM iw G 0 , 7 C C4 mxs xsmifhi w'1WPifmh 7 t w CMM x 7 ml g177W SHOP 7 ,W I pk ' f 233-7307 617 N.G.Jf Bm. HQ MMA N f ' EAW nu fa. m sw-As! J Serbantez, Marina 10: 194 Settlmeyer, Glenda J, 10: 194 Shadwell, Gary L. 12: 26, 82, 163 Sharp, Craig R. 10: 194 Sharp, Harold D. 9: 211 Sharp, James C. 10: 57, 141, 194 Sharp, jean M. 12: 47, 51, 163 Shaw, Kathleen 10: 194 Shedenhelm, Cathy M. 10: 194 Shepard, Clark G. 9: 51, 211 Shepard, Dana J. 12: 27, 28, 64, 65, 164, 234 Shiflet, James W. 12: 51, 164 Shiflet, Mary N. 11: 58, 178, 179, 227 Shoemake, Charles 12: 28 Shook, Susan J. 122 52, 80, 164 Shreves, Don A. 12: 25, 82, 84, 164 Shreves, Mickey D. 10: 44, 186, 194 shulrs, john F. 12: 60, 111, 164,227 Siegal, Mary 11: 178 Simms, Janis B. 9: 43, 211 Compliments of THE BRAZOSPORT FACTS .wa I 1 1 K 254eADS AND INDEX LAKE DRUG CO., INC. 0 O Because We Care Where service makes 'rhe difference I03 Cen+er Way Lake Jackson, Texas 297-24I I STAUFFER Sfsgrifsf CHEMICAL V COMPANY SPECIALTY CHEMICAL DIVISION 608 EAST 2nd STREET FREEPORT, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1972 Simms, Kay F. 11: 44, 45, 178 Simms, Richard B. 10: 194 Simonton, Deborah L. 9: 126, 211 Sims, Thomas B. 11: 178 Skinner, Glen L. 12: 69, 164 Slaughter, Charles D. 11: 68, 178 Smallwood, Morgan B. 11: 178 Smith, Donald 10: 78, 194 Smith, James A. 10: 41, 194 Smith, Mike J. 10: 61, 69, 194 Smith, Myrtle 9: 106, 200, 211 Smith, Patricia A. 9: 43, 211 Smith, Richard G. 9: 51, 211 Smith, Robert E. 10: 113, 194 Smith, Ronnie L. 10: 194 Smith, Rusell K. 11: 75, 178 Smith, William D. 10: 194 Smithart, Edith M. 11: 51, 63, 178 Solis, Crispen M. 10: 195 Solis, lsidra M. 11: 179, 227 Sorrell, Alice J. 11: 179 Sosa, Larry 9: 211 Soto, Edward R. 9: 114, 211 Soto, Julia 11: 44, 60, 70, 179 South, George M. 12: 82, 164 South, Stanley M. 11: 137, 169, 179 Spates, Vernon C. 9: 211 Spires, Shirley J. 12: 44, 45, 46, 164, 227 Spires, Sprin Susan K.9: 211 r James0 10 195 ge , . : Springer, Mildred E. 12: 164 Stacks, Freida E. 11: 13, 16, 20, 104, 105, 125, 168, 179, 192, 197 Stafford, Jacqueline 10: 17, 20, 22, 51, 104, 130, 195 Stamps, Donald W. 10: 47, 51, 195 Stanford, Joanna S. 10: 12, 70, 71, 195 Stanley, Scotta J. 10: 42, 195 Stanton, Bruce W. 9: 211 Stanton, Virgil K. 10: 195 Stephens, Patricia G. 10: 195 Stephens, Ronda L. 9: 211 Stevenson, Paul D. 11: 59, 179 Stewart, Densie K. 11: 43, 130, 179 Stewart, James B. 12: 81, 164 Stifflemire Betty S. 10: 195 Stockton, David W. 11: 95,179,203 Stockton, Eliza C. 10: 43, 195 Stovall, Carolyn M. 11: 53, 106, 179 Stovall, Cynthia L. 9: 106, 211 Stovall, Leslie A. 9: 13, 14, 34, 126, 188, 194, 211, 237 Stovall, Patricia A. 9: 51, 211 Stover, Robert L. 10: 195 Strambler, Barbara S. 11: 42, 43, 179 Stransky, Debra S. 11: 51, 179 Strother, Carol A. 12: 164 Strickland, Deborah A. 10: 195 Strickland, Randall D. 12: 91, 98, 164, 234 Stumbaugh, Keith P. 9: 211 Sumler, Deborah K. 10: 195 Sury, Bill 9: 211 Sutherland, Laura L. 12: 25, 70, 71, 141, 145, 165, 227, 232 Swansey, Mike 10: 92 Sweat, Jacqueline M. 9: 51, 211 Swinford, Margurite E. 12: 27, 53, 165, 191 Tannery, Craig S. 10: 53, 127, 128, 195, 197 Tarter, John B. 10: 53, 62, 64 Taylor, Nelson 10: 127, 128, 195 Teinert, Mark J. 12: 20, 53, 151, 165 Terry, Pamela 10: 195 Terry, Peggy L. 9: 43, 212 Terry, William J. 11: 20, 22, 35, 53, 92, Tidwell, Barbara 10: 195 Tidwell, William R. 10: 195 Tiller, Terry D. 9: 212 Tobias, Miguel 10: 20, 113, 137, 195 Tobias, Robert M. 12: 33, 53, 165, 227 Tobias, Rose M. 11: 83, 85, 179 Todd, Debbie 11: 40, 179 Todd, Ricky W. 12: 60, 165, 195 Tonnesen, Richard E. 10: 24, 41, 92, 195 Toomer, Leslie A. 9: 212 Tovar, Jose J. 11: 179 Treadwell, Teresa G. 12: 79, 165 Turner, William J. 12: 64, 66 Tyner, Kermeth L. 12: 72, 73, 82, 85, 165 Upton, Steve A. 10: 59 Valentine, Dewey L. 9: 212 Valentine, Tracy L. 12: 79, 165 Vallot, Richard R. 10: 92, 137, 196 Valrey, Alice F. 10: 196 Valrey, Evelyn K. 10: 51, 104, 105, 116, 196 Vancil, William L. 11: 179 Van Cleve, Susan R. 11: 80, 179 Vandergrifft, Teresa A. 12: 82, 165 Vasquez, Richard 10: 196 Vaughn, Richard G. 9: 212 Vaught, Clarence E. 10: 196 Viktorin, Randall R. 11: 179, 227 Villarreal, Minerva 11: 180 Vincent, Michael D. 11: 180 Von Thun, Nancy J. 10: 196 Von Thun, Susan J. 12: 60, 165, 227 Waddy, Raymond 9: 212 Wagner, Gary L. 10: 196 Waguespack, Cynthia A. 9: 70, 212 Waguespack, Cy-nthia A. 12: 27, 28, 29, 44, 46, 166 Waguespack, DonnaJ. 9: 43, 212 Waguespack, J erral A. 9: 212 Waguespack, Linda 11: 44, 61, 187 Wicke, Duane C. 11: 141, 142 Wicker, Robert D. 10: 51, 196 Wier, Darlene M. 9: 51, 212 Wier,John D. 12: 33, 166 Wilkerson, Billy D. 10: 96, 197 Wilkinson, Deborah E. 11: 43, 53, 60, 145, 180, 227, 230 Wilkinson, Pam 10: 53, 197 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams Williamsz Williams Williams: Williams Williams Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Wilson s Deborah 11: 42, 43, 180 Dennis 10: 197 Donald L. 12: 83, 85, 166 Edmeryl 12: 44, 46, 59, 166 Gag E. 10: 197 Ka ryn E. 9: 212 Kay L. 12: 82, 166 Mark W. 9: 212 Michael J. 11: 33, 75, 92, 112, 180 Pauline 9: 42, 212 Robert M. 12: 25, 51, 167 Steven 11: 92, 112, 180 Susan G. 12: 51, 53, 167 Willard 9: 115, 212 Zimmie 11: 42, 180 ilfred W 11: 60, 120, 121, 123, Waguespack, Michael A. 12: 34, 76, 166 Waguespack, Ronald J. 9: 212 Walbert, Kathleen 9: 212 Waldron, Steven B. 12: 166 Walker, Rebecca H. 9: 212 Wall, Kemp 9: 212 Waller, Bruce W. 9: 212 Walters, Karen S. 11: 51, 180 Wanieck, Ranelle 9: 51, 180 Ward, Arthor T. 11: 34, 92, 99, 108, 137, 138, 180 Ward, Norma J. 11: 81, 180 Ward, Patsy E. 10: 196 Ward, Richard H. 10: 33, 66, 77, 196 Ward, Suzanne 9: 212 Warren, Richard C. 10: 196 Warren, Terrence H. 12: 166 Warren, Thomas E. 10: 196 Wathen, Joanne D. 12: 27, 166 Wathen, Rebecca 12: 145, 166 Wathen, Thales T. 11: 180 Watson, Mary 9: 212 Watson, Reba T. 10: 42, 196 Watson, Vhonda G. 10: 42, 145, 196 Weatherly, Kathy J. 9: 212 Weber, James W. 9: 212 Wedgeworth, Thomas J. 91 96, 212 Weidig, Barbara A. 11: 68, 100, 116, 180 Weinfeld, Timary S. 9: 51, 67, 212 Whealdon, Teresa D. 11: 51, 180 Whirley, Roger 11: 180 Whitaker, Janis A. 10: 24, 196 Whitaker, Russell J. 9: 212 Whitaker, Sharon L. 11: 180 White, White, Brenda G. 10: 51, 196 Deborah L. 11: 51, 141, 145, 180 , W - 124, 180, 227 Wix, Bambi L. 11: 40, 44, 181 Wix, Robert W. 10: 197 Wix, Rory A. 9: 212 Wixom, Patricia Y. 9: 43, 212 Womack, Phillip H. 12: 53, 92, 120, 123, 167 Woodruff, Brenda S. 10: 197 Woodruff, Julie J. 11: 83, 181 Woodwglard, George R. 12: 47, 51, 60, 195, 27 Woolman, Barbara J. 11: 41, 70, 71, 180 Wooster, Michelle G. 10: 145, 183, 197 Wright, Richard K. 9: 96, 123, 212 Wunsch, Larry 11: 180 Wyatt, Shirley 9: 20, 209, 212 Yearout, Nathaniel J. 9: 213 York, Kathrine G. 9: 42, 106, 213 Zabana, Jihad 10: 44, 70, 71, 197 Zahn, Billy M. 12: 33, 74, 167 Zengerle, Dennis M. 12: 167 Zengerle, Karla J. 11: 41, 70, 71, 181, 232 Zwahr, Susan K. 9: 213 . .,,..., ..., N wvocb p U5 179, 229 Thomas, Ann M. 11: 12, 70, 71, 179 Thomas, Douglas L. 12: 165 Thomas, Dudley J. 11: 71, 179 Thomas, Jacqueline 9: 212 Thomas, Joyce 10: 42, 195 Thomas, Nancy 9: 212 Thomas, Roger D. 12: 165 Thompson, David G. 9: 67, 123, 124, 212 Thompson, David W. 10: 121, 120, 195 White, Emerson 12: 33, 69, 92, 166 white, Gerald W. 9: 212 White, Jerome P. 12: 166, 235 Michell A. 9: 212, 213 White, White, Wanda 9: 212 Whitehead, Jerri L. 10: 145, 196 Whitehead, Richard M. 11: 112, 137, 180, 227, 230 Whittle, Terrie L. 11: 41, 43, 100, 102, 125, 174, 180 ADS AND INDEX-255 May 17 . . . To the custodians and staff it's three months of preparation for ,72-'7 3 to the underclassmen it's what you make it. t ta i e tstoo f tfio Y.. iq 5 If tt , Q r Z' 5 ttttt,t.r fd mr 3 R ff -if! 2 054,-WQSIL W i eg! 3, W I 112: 256-cLos1NG 7,:.,.,s,,, runusnmo com-Am 4' 1l