Brazosport High School - Exporter Yearbook (Freeport, TX)

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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.

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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

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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