Brazoswood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Clute, TX)

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Senior Who's Who Karen Stewart was valedictorian, Outstanding student in English, Foreign Language , and Math, Captain of drill team and three-year member of drill team, and vice-president and two-year member of Latin Club. She was in National Honor Society two years and in junior Who's Who . She was drill team Little Sister of the Year, Clute Optimist Youth of the Day, and DAR Good Citizen. Her merit awards were in English, fiveg foreign lan- guage, three, math, three, science, three, social studies, two and UIL Ready Writing . She was a member of first place teams in Bee County Col- lege contest twice . jeff Whitaker was a National Merit Scholarship Finalist, mem- ber of the National Honor Society, JETS Club, and on the Bee County College Brazoswood social science contest teams. Jeff won seven merit awards. Susan Williams was an honor graduate . She was on drill team two years, in band one year, in National Honor Society two years, honor roll four years, and received merit awards in American History, Typing I, and College Prep. s., s Karlene Zeitler received the Outstanding Homemaking Student Award, - FI-IA Sweetheart, and the drill team Little Sister of the Year Award. She was in FHA four years and an officer one year and received a merit award in I-lomemaking Ill . She was on honor roll four years, in Latin Club, and on jayvee basketball team. Karleen was All-state in summer softball for three years. f

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gr Jmmior Who's Who. Kathy Pickle was a member of National Honor Society, Deck- hands vice-president, FTA secre- n , tary, in Freshman Chorus and A I Cappella Choir three years, on the honor roll four ears, and a mem- ber of junior Who's Who . She has six merit awards in English and two in French. Don Ripple was Student Council president and a member four years. He was Freshman Class vice-president and Sophomore and Junior Class president. He was a class favorite four years. Don was Mr. Buc, most representative, member of the Treasure Chest gallery, and Optimist citizenship award recipient. He received merit awards in Speech lll and UIL Speech. Gregg Smith was in band four years, three years in symphonic band. He was in stage band four years. He was band president, two years district and region band, one year region Jazz ensemble, two-year orchestra member, and earned eight UH. solo and ensemble medals. He was in National Honor Society two years and on honor roll four years. He was dish-ict champion in U11. science and placed third another year. He was a member of JETS Club, Chem Club, and track and cross country track teams. '4-a.,.Tv Mitch Mardis was a member of the football team four years with two years on varsity. He was All-district safety. He was a member of the aseball team four years with three on the varsity. He was a four year Student Council member and the junior Class vice-president Mitch was a . , , Clute Optimist Youth of the Day, Hugh O'Brien Foundation selection, ju nior Boy's State delegate , member of the Spanish Club, and selected to '5- in

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junior Who's Who Jojo Allen was on the Student Conmcil three years, and he was class president freshman, sophomore, and junior years. He was class favorite as sophomore and junior. He was in A Cappella Choir two years and played basketball three years and baseball one year. David Bonorden won merit awards in geometry and Trigonom- etry-Elementary Analysis. He was a two-year Student Council member and has played football three years, one on varsity. He has spent two of this three years in track on the varsity, and has ' ' played baseball two years . George Boozalis was a National Honor Society member receiving merit awards in English I,II, Algebra II, geometry, biology, Chemistry I, Band II,Ill, and UIL science fair. He placed first in the Zoology-Botany division of the Houston Science and Engineer- ing Fair, won a U.S. Navy Intemational Science Fair award, se- lected to summer science program for high ability secondary school students at UT Austin Southern Methodist University, and Hardin-Simmons University, and was selected to attend the Ener- gy Science Seminar at UT Austin. He was a three-year member of the Symphonic Band, stage band, and orchestra. He has made All-district, All-region in band three years and All-area two years. He was first alternate for All-state Stage Band. A 'we . 173