Ebbert L Furr High School - Arena Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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In ki l5:.., 1 :I an M ? .r- 4 3 3 35534: F Furr High School, Houston, Texas,,USA - a mirror reflecting the world around it, a mirror reflecting many of the problems confronting the country and many of the idiosyncrasies which are the American people. z ,I f E 3 1 5 4 '5 i Q i i E I 3 5 ,ff 3 fffl ' ffflrf I V ff!! 1 ' in I far? H ,lf ITP o 1 0 it fl' yi J Y rf fffrl 5 .5 fffffgi ' I i ,' 1' - ijt ' 'P if grfff, :EE Q!-if mf' in ir! WW' JP- ...... The land, traditions, opportunities, people - all of these make up America. But of these, the people are the most important because they are responsible for the past, they are the present, and they will shape the future. The people are as diversified as the land itself. So it is with Furr High School, Houston, Texas, USA. The citizens of our school are a oonglomeration - a melting pot - of varied generations with a full spectrum of ideologies, dreams, ambitions. I 5 gfok IDU INC' mf M rw IT fovifuio 5fK1PEsfwXfA XfEf 'f' n ZZARANTEE 05 .STARS K-'V i? ' sg QP Q . , THE Wzuumcf TE Z9 The nation divides itself into interest groups, some overlapping, some alone. And the same is true for the school. Rather than a search for understanding or harmony, the groups strive for superiority. 7 Liberty, individual or civil, fights to exist with law and order for the masses, and America relies on the argument of an eye for an eye . . . or the philosophy of me, first! rf!i'V:fx VNU figs if ,E 113 ,. ?li,'v? x ,, A X ' Q i -o-we . QQ! QQ Q.: O o', to qu 2-- in s , no I avg s,. Q.. ,,Qa ov C.. .v' 'no fo .I 1 C I 'Q E oc 'Q si , I Q Oo ua I 'o. Io: 00, 00 ..' ,on o of, so ' ll! I 1 X ' --mx 1 F 151153 I V .1 o o C 0 'Q J' ID M f 0 oo... I .1 Q.. A I H WL Arr , - -'V' A-..m....- ,,.., Q. U . 0.2.0 gi.. . ' 5 O Q .xg 1 0. - ..9.- 1 E is 4 5 1 1 E 4 KI' 3 I ,li ' , , -33' . ' M1 A 43, ,, g,,.E,g,4i ,A The personal values fluctuate, and the philosophies of the individual groups gain power Politics begin to serve those values and suddenly, Americans find themselves in a precarious situation. The importance of world commitments subside, and the problems here in our own land gain priority. qi 'll A land, once majestic and beautiful, is gradually being spoiled and smothered by man's continual carelessness and greed. And the result? The way man has endangered other species may eventually extend to himself. I2 is X kV arp 49 I3 But is there a solution? Perhaps. Perhaps, if Americans could form a bond in the tradition of united we stand, divided we fall. Perhaps that esprit de corps that rallies the American people in times of crisis or need could be solidified long enough to solve some of our problems. Or perhaps there is a need for a realization, for a renaissance. Maybe, just maybe, Americans need to realize what is put into life is what they will get out of it. I 5 R f I. W I R, 1. ,L X-f, XX f 1 'KW i 5 'g fr armed- L. 16 -asf 'A ,wi ,QI Ax,, U. K e W , 'A ' :xii ' 117-:Q M: ' 'T .1 'i?fiff:l if P :V 'Q ff On these and the following pages is represented a year in the history of FHS and its people, reflections, a part of Americana. I7 ii 4134 2. J .gut x a .mi tx I9 xii' 2 ,f .K L gy 'U 'K S f X Q ? E i U . v Q , ! wff-W? gg at E MLXNR W 'ww sis 1' x -si . -X' I ii. ri :, fd .' f iw Pl likfs 'Weis 1'q:.l. a -- ' Y -. img: 4 -'PQ-T' fE7 Q'f55'-if? s K R I fish Q 445 QQQ, md' 6 1 an . I .-.inn-.. A 8 a Jr. High Door Decorations: Mrs. Flipple's 8th grade homeroom. b Faculty basketball game against KIKK team. c Sandra Eagleton, Student Council president, accepts spirit award on behalf of the school from Chuck Holloway, KCOH disc jockey. d Yearbook picture-taking. e Junior Fling Sales. 24 D . 1 l -1 ,- ll' v 0 f t r f ' i . I A-P i 1 ' Pi Z i f ! -sf A. s'... r - . N all 'ff ii. l 9 , I n In V S., V I l . . . Active Participation 6 Xi 1 If , ,T,. J' .' 1 f 'g -:Q 'wr '3' 4, as 5:35 r , ' . '82 'Uh-5 ' 'Q-A ks , - xx 4? 'Q 5 I . . J. -,afar IDI! I fr Egg Homecoming Highlights Fall Activities ln a crown formed by the Brahman Band and the Matadors, Antonia Broussard was introduced as Furr's 1971 Homecoming Queen. During the halftime ceremony at the Furr-Washing- ton game, November 5, Antonia, escorted by her fa- ther, was draped in the red coronation robe, presented with a dozen red roses by Mr. Charles E. Poe, princi- pal, and crowned with a tiara by Ginger Russo, last year's queen. Members of the queen's court were Sandra Eagleton and Debbie Candelari as princesses, Patsy Pugh, Deb- bie Williams, and Martha Callaway as duchessesg Brenda Whittington, 11th grade lady-in-waiting and Debbie Dick, 10th grade lady-in-waiting. Each girl re- ceived a long stemmed red rose and a gold charm. Pre-game activities included a breakfast for the foot- ball team given by the Matadors, a box luncheon pre- pared for the Football Team by the Campus Coeds, an exes-tea sponsored by the Student Council, and a pep rally. The Eagles handed the Brahmans their fourth district loss as they won the game 14-13. a Antonia Broussard, Homecoming Queen. ' b Ginger Russo, Homecoming Queen 1970, crowns Antonia while her father and Mr. Poe look on. c 1971 HOMECOMING COURT. 27 3 28 n-was Eg? Anna 1, 45 ' N31 I ' ' 'ff N was 1 3 L K . w., . 'gfvgf . 5752 A 'fr E. . Y J? ff- fff ,.n,'. 'P 'Q K Wx ff pn ff,yi?' 9R ? iw ' f ,1'v 5. inf!-I. la ' ' na rc V a b Seniors, Freshmen Win Spirit Dciy Honors The Seniors as the Senior Citizens Aching with Spirit and the Freshmen with their Spirit Spook House won the two divisions ot Spirit Day competition on October 29. The Juniors exhibited their Sphinx Spirit in the Temple of Brahman Spirit on the second floor of the main building. The Sophomores' third floor took on the look of the comics as Cartoons Came Alive with Spirit. Dressed as football players with the new annex de- corated as a crowded football stadium, the 8th graders became Spiritans in a Rush for Spirit. Using the un-cola drink as a basis for their theme, the 7th graders made the old annex 7-Up for Spirit. a Seniors perform a Spiriterectomy. b Freshmen brew Brahman Spirit. c Senior and Freshmen Action. 30 IA - , ,,. '58 SME, -151 . Q , ,, 1'!W W 'gf 3 J, i fm L ' 'E:3?'i i-' ii 1 545' , 1 aa ,X r-'x'X- x 5 Sw f 2.21 .. I Q'A, 'sf V i. f- 2. je I I X K 5 v . --4., , - 5 I ' f , 4 ' v' 1 ' -' 2 . 2 , 5 A x 1' ,Ms Q , ,, i MQ 'Ev Other Grades Displayed Spirited Competition a SPIRIT DAY action b Eighth graders Rush for Spirit. c Cartoon Characters Come Alive with Spirit for the Sophomores. fFticky Mayo as George of the JungIe J d Juniors show Spinx Spirit by sacrificing Sam Houston tiger. e Seventh graders - 7-Up for Spirit. 8 EL., 2 I' .fgff-,g 3317 H WWII I 32 Pwwf' s 'K Vit' K Y C d 6 33 a ROTC goes through unspectlon of Staff and Color Guard b Coach Samuel Robinson receives J V Dlstnct Football Trophy c Texas Publlc Schools Week and Furr Open House d Coach Don Damel calls player out dunng faculty student baseball game e Student Councul electron speakers 34 There's a Whole New SPRING In Everything l K f wi .Six . if As. 1, -,sa 4-dn mf-fu aug! w Q ark . E f 2 4 , w' .Q J, TEX , ff' 'ff' If I 5 4 ur x avg, 'x ,429 if if ,sg t 21' - J ii! 4994: a C. Fisher receives kiss from FFA sweetheart, M. Tyroch after his Hereford bull was chosen Grand Champion of the annual Furr Stock Show. b Students participating in Talent Show. ' c FHA Box Lunch. d Seniors are measured tor caps and gowns. e FFA Parade. 37 Students End Yeor With Fun, Work, And Rewards a Armed Forces Career Day. b Awards White receives Outstanding speller trophyj c International Banquet. d FTA's Renovation '72. e Dr. Don Scalanogna talks to Business Club students about Do- minican College. a b C 38 , ' 2, I in ws? F 4 if ff' if 5, nf' XP' X X M. Lu-. -35-1 Q Xi l Q Senior Ploy Blossoms Into 'Cactus Flower' a Senior Play Action b Cast of Cactus FIower Daryl . .Michggl -..Joe ........Dormetna .Mrs. Seniors Win Powder Puffy Defeat Juniors 30-20 The Seniors Cwhite '72 jerseysb came on strong in the annual powder puff game against the Juniors fred '73 jerseysj. The game, postponed on April 21 because of rain, resumed, on April 23 with the Juniors ahead 8-O. The score was soon tied, and the Seniors maintained the lead through the rest of the game with the final score - Seniors 30-Juniors 20. Six boys were nominated by the Junior and Senior players for Powder Puff King. Jerome Russell, senior, won the title. a Powder Puff Action. b Audrey Aldridge awaits pass from Cynthia Haley, senior quarter- back. c Junior quarterback, Deborah Montgomery pitches to Brenda Whittington and Deborah Gardner. 8 Qi 'r-Hsu., 59572 ie a , WA, 3 x .F ' E iv 1 Sl l s E ,ng S . .ikl Q , JS . - 1 -...V zu. lv:-.- AL l ---ar ii 5' was -n..,. 4 ' 4 iii 5 g 5 .- I - 7' .Q 8 kA -, . Tl X ANS'-we ' iw ' -H , 7' X 'Xa -Rx xy JT TN ' pk, LGA f - '73 - Q- 34 ' - 13 79 , its A 5 .ti '77 X T 'Q I ku ' '73' i .A T 3' . . -:Yum J - -Q , M -.I 4, 0 Q- ' J 6 . Q f H Q s. . si? 8 - 1? 'ia an U1 Q , '13 13 3 4 ay-Z3 ., '3 P3 'Y 55' ' si' . s Tgfmaeas.-ees 4 42 , l l .1 b 2 C VJ ra as Q un, G 1 . 3 4 I -. X gk 0 4 'Karl f, ig .' 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A,wgLf- '13, N 'W S -w....,.i 5nw 5!?:sff' 5 LV'x , -W d Juniors Make Annual Pilgrimage To Camp Warnecke a Juniors relax after swimming. b Juniors ride the rapids. o Students contemplate swimming upstream. d Sponsors begin ride down the rapids. its a Back to Front: IL to RJ American Legion Awards: Ricky Phillips, Patricia Lamzag DAR Good Citizenship Awards: Anthony Bates, Julie Jackson, Furr 9th grade Awards: Adrian Piper, Linda Richards, American Legion Runner-up Awards: Gary Pendley, Bridget Wiltz. - b Mr. Poe presents Toni White with the letter informing her that she is a Worthing Scholarship recipient. c Jones Scholarship winners: CL to R1 Paul Pool, Linda Holley, Glenda Brown, Joe Villarreal. d First State Bank of Greens Bayou Advisory Board: Debbie Candelari, Glenda Brown. 48 f if vs --.ab w------'53-..,,..c Accomplishments Recognized By Grants and Awards I + a Mr. Brazil presents Foster Peterson with Donald E. Jones Track Award. b Washington, D.C. Grant Winners: KL. to RJ Brenda Woods, George Daniels, Vanessa Henney, Mack Smith. c Lloyd Hicks places 3rd in Texas Industrial Arts Fair. d Human Relations Appreciation Awards. e Mrs. Moore awards Paul Pool, Toni White I Dare You Leader- ship Awards. fi 'LL 'S f if 5 .. a b c 2 2 Hi 2 ? rr 2 if Q ? 50 I e 'UW -un.: wqpangm 1: 15' H, ..., M A :AC swf . -5 fi! hx aww ,iw I ,UWA N 1 I K Qi l' F , L, 2, K I , 5 A 5 I da 5 ff if 2 ' ?' 'fl , A 35? 'if if q l . +V -+-...af ,'.- ' B gd 4-L'1 ', . fi I l gulijn -uunsusvl ,, .H-Q. 34' mfqq , N - ..: ,MQ I Alf- gm-, - U ,Q . , fl 1 ae? gl :fx ' f f' 3.555351 , . -I Vi 1. iw A .- It 1 gi L. fy -- ,,, K .IME A -Y? 'JI i' g'?5p , 5 K AF , .1 L, , .W , A 3.1 : Q ll 1: f '6'f, -4' x , 2 'I 1,3112 4 ' A 4, Al -z - V 1 T : v .1 , .L ' ', ' ' - 'f ' ' ' x , . 1 ' ' 1 J Q -, f I ' -Msg? 2 ' W' A 1 nf. ' N H fn: A x if x E3 J- , I -,V w-gy .fri ,K N L yy ,L .. ,f 35 ,X . 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'what , Who's Who of FHS for 1972 The primary basis for a student's selection to Who's Who of FHS tor 1972, was determined by the student's participation, service and contribution to Furr while enrolled. A panel of teachers and administrators selected the group. The following guidelines were used in making the selections: Q13 Student has maintained at least a C grade average and a G in conduct. C23 Student has complied with school standards concerning citizenship, and courtesyg and has dis- played loyalty and has worked for the betterment of FHS. C33 Student participated in some available activities: clubs, organizations, sports, school functions, contests, etc. 8 n Jil, Y i b i , fl 1, - ,A ' it 1 'Uv '1' V? vv 'Q 'J vr I G ' l 5, I b f ' 9 Pt ' ' 4 at ,R I Ps q t , . 0 , ff! ef J 'Z E 't 3 Y ' .Zff.Jp,f xr 'Shri El I I 56 C , R p 1 I-. A EM' 9? 1.3-'lv ' . , al. 755- K, - Q., . ,Z I 5 -fi 4,54 W if av. L E W Q K tggeb, t 5 V5 5 K 6 im i d a Joe Villarreal, Toni White, Jackie Walker, Paul Pool. b Martha Callaway, Kelvin Monette. c Glenda Brown. d Debbie Candelari, Howard Cordell, Foster Peterson. A j 'ui -.Q 1602 .-5 A N. . ., b J ,Six 3 58 25 ff wr ,-341. , Q ry . T' -ii 1 'F' 1 5 gg X Qi N' d'3o 1 ,fi K A .. ,LM , f.,,f,, . 3 ,, , s ' Q?n',+e ' x' If af A 'if' PrincipoI's Award For Service a Howard Cordell, Sandra Eagleton, Martha Callaway. b Jerome Russell, Joe Villarreal, Toni White, CNot Picturedj Debbie Candelari. c Glenda Brown, Paul Pool. 59 Seniors Hold Banquet- Prom At Houston Ooks Hotel a is aattr 4, , , it ' ,N ssl-if 1 i Q L ' ' mt ,,A 3535, fl W ff? 111 ,- L: 1 , 1 Y rK.L ' Q? Qif N i is , ,sei lilifk? r ig gg - . at .- 3 i ' L 43 545 1-bi 'f?i'Q K . ' A Qi' F mg.. ,gigs 5' .78 L f ' Q e i we Q a , . s si .r at - ' 4? , - T 'Q , , ' ' . , ' 2 ' . A. .- -' K i ' 'X ' Q ' A' -- ' Q as 9 ' i i , . an K -- ' 5 V M 5, s .3 , H N QI-nk Vi--is - in H if, aM.nn- 4, -- ff' N 'N tb-. 1 a Seniors enjoy dancing. b Students talk while waiting for main course. c Seniors admire each other's tuxedos d Homeroom representatives present gifts to sponsors. e Senior couple dances dur- ing prom 61 gn- '-s!1fi' C :Shi E i i 6 . . . Enjoy Dinner, Awards, And the Purple Sun a Students relax before prom. b Senior enjoys dancing. c Senior's eat fruit salad. d Sponsor and husband dance at prom. e Mrs. Trina Rigby and husband discuss prom activities with Sen iors. 63 I' ti, x s a . I ki bln: 'E The June graduating Seniors held their banquet-prom at the Houston Oaks Hotel Grand Ballroom on Saturday evening, May 13, 1972, at 7:30 p.m. The menu for the banquet consisted of fresh fruit supreme, Breast of Capon Copenhage, Timbal of Rice, Chef's choice of Garden Vegetables, Rolls and butter, Beverage, and dessert was Creme de Menthe Parfait. After dinner the annual awards were announced, prom pictures were taken and Seniors danced to the music of the Purple Sun. a Seniors help themselves to refreshments. b Honor graduates and prom action. c Students dance during prom. d Martha Callaway and Jack Heintschel enjoy dancing. 64 rf I . , ,Vi u W. f- 1 1,54 , K ,f-A 5, ,, as 2. 'V if Q g' sg' i n .J w f 1 3? W ,nf - 5 3 F W wfxw r ' .iz ..,, -mg 1. 1 g gf-gf ff: gif? 1 :iii J g.,:, mi Q Ei! aa I 5,1 -M aww. nh, J R, :,gf,:g- f ,gm 'Ka +G, sw, ff Kuff J 'f 5227? 1, , 4 , , ,W an ,iw W ,M ,, tn. I - C : L 1 fi.: - :.f .v E LQ. . as 3.51,-,L . , . A W L gi an y 4 g :sk QP 9 X L E k 5 L 1 3 , if i , H, W-La .,. , Q 3 Y ,, . , , . 'lil 'sri 1 4 ...,, , W.,, .f , , 1 ' 231.4 V H Q' L kr? wfsgiffrfgqx , 'xii' 'iff ,, ml ' ,,i,7w -f , -f M . -21 Sui? ar 1, i 4, gi ' 4 Q 3 4 x fi , ' 1,91 1 's ,.,..n, 2 K - ' xi gk Q Q 1 9 - I f1 VV h 4' , 1 . 1 . .735 5 1 1 ,gf , ,T 5? 'SK X 1 H 1 i F H n is , 'iv I if , 1 6 nc .Q 2 Y .hx ,., l E i 2 3 A YQ I ,k v 1 a ! 3 JJ I c d W v 2, ,H it .XF ,B n I - QZJQLQWJ' CL 1 'vT . 6 Apr. , . Ewan i I a o I 5 ! ! i 3 I O I s .. ' .Q-33 ,fa , fog. tl ', -, u 318545 - ' q:,., M ' ' .54 . jf 2,31 '1. 4 Qlfl W K., is I, g Z'5S',- 1 fjf' A ' V I' n .v K .-hysfny x 1 Q' ' QM o:, -fic .Qi .iff a Paul Pool receives diploma lrom Mr. Poe. b Flower arrangement and Wise Old OwI c Miss West, senior class sponsor, makes final check on seniors d Scottie Chachere, class secretary, gives invocation. e Seniors stand for recessional. 4 - L 'f R. VP i 9 MN V' ' , ,sip hiK l 'ff x s ff 'ff ff 9 new A, Q fi?-iff' lu! , 'mx 'c ' - fh- I f f' X ' ' H if' 4' 'W 47 f 'TN .I 1 K, 2 6 lay K f A., 4.1 x I 7 I PI ffilf? .V-f .ff - S. if fe - '13 k ,KP Q xl' Q I I xl Q. fx 9. ,QQ35 '-.mg ' 5 5 All Student Council Sponsors Vciried Activities The Student Council is the Representative body of Furrg organized for the service of the school, promot- ing better relations between students and teachers, and striving for more school spirit. The Student Coun- cil sponsor is Mrs. Pat Moore. The council has sponsored many activities through the year such as Spirit Day, Bounty Hunters Day, Powderpuft Football Game, and Clean-Up Week. They also contributed to the Christmas and Thanks- giving Baskets. a Sr. High winner ot door decoration, Mrs. E. Cox's homeroom. CFor Jr. High winner look in Act. Sectj b One ot Bounty Hunter's Day most wanted men, K. Jackson, Sen- nor. c STUDENT COUNCIL d Former students visit during Homecoming Tea. 3 women 'Oo-4 'F ff , 'Vw' w my 'iff' Kf,,,i,,.1 ish x we qv ' N 1 QQ., 1 1 5335. L 5:0 'Q A w 'H ., ,..., 1 'E' ii SC Wins First Ploce In Scrapbook ot District a Student Council won first place in Scrapbook at the District Meet- ing. b SPONSOR: Mrs. Pat Moore c Student Council sponsored Powderputt Football Game activities. d OFFICERS: Back: CL. to RJ J. Villarreal, Hist.p L. Butcher, Rept Front: IL. to RJ B. Finley, Corr. Sec.: G. Brown, Parl. e OFFICERS: Back: CL. to RJ D. Candelari, Treas.g S. Eagleton Pres. Front: CL. to RJ T. White, Vice-Pres.: S. Parker, Sec. President's Club Ccimpoigns for Students The Presidents Club, which was formed last year, is composed of the Presidents of the following organizations at Furr: Arena, Band, Booster Club CJunior and Senior Highy, Branding Iron, Business Club, Choir, C.S.U., F.F.A., F.H.A., French, F.T.A., Head Cheerleader, Human Relations, Junior Class, Latin, Matodors, Math, Metal Shop, N.H.S., O.E.A., Photography, B.O.T.C., Senior Class, Science, Spanish, Speech, Student Council. President's Club helps to coordinate school activities and help other clubs with ac- tivities. At meetings, the members discuss problems and solve them the best way for the school and student body. a PRESIDENT'S CLUB b OFFICERS: Kathy Clark, historian and parliamentariang Manha Callaway, vice-president, Mrs. Trudy Swift, sponsor, Csealedjg Sandra Eagleton, president, Debbie Carson, secretary. J-.QM , , H Nr Hlly QA ' 5 www x 1 V HMHMX L 77 Xif 1 ' - Q - 5 I O 4 ti N MH XXX. '- ' c d JCURNALISM Fun 'n Achievements a JOURNALISM Christmas Tree. b BI staff at work? c ARENA staffers participate in Spirit Day activities. d C. Haley makes up ARENA sale posters. BRANDING IRCJN Spreads the Word a BRANDING IRON STAFF D Co-editors Lori Springer and Linda Reckless. c Bi Statters get their information together. d Ann Gary, Business Manager. e fTopJ D. Bunte, BI typistg fBottomj C. Davis looks through ex- changes. f L. Reckless gets point over to statt. 3 V ,V . , K V 7 ,,,, ,,,. .......-.......,s,A. ,. ,, ...A-...........,W . ..., ....,...,V .W , -N . ..,...W-....t,.,,...u......... W. WN.. .W..4.,..w ,-i. .,. , -..,...... -, .... W... .. .,.,...et-,1............ qt ,,, ..... M. .N,,s ..,.... -4--'H 'fwfs ff---wr-1' ....-, , ., - , ,..........,.1 ,,A,,,.W...,.,.,,,Mt,, ..... W. ,.e,..,....Q..,s W N. ,., .q.-....s. mc. .. ...pq- sl O ' ,, ,iw ir Qs, P311 7-ii 'lm 'f1- 1 fr ,.,. 5 ..s .N K r ii, n '35, 2fNli'Lj'biL lq'Q , 80 ...,..., 11 .sw iQs8iiF8hF'f ' 1, 4 af I fs xiii E :pw Q HQ 2' Jiffy Q Q. 6 mai, Li .gf ,.,, iw sax kl 4 E fi ' l lg. ff' Q A 1 i- f if Mi? .,..w:+-1 vwq,,qW 3 3 1 l gnu V ,' - .4 .gg1'5'W:a 1 E '. 3,5 J im X1 ,,j2iQ'?5 Af li: . . 53 'vs 'E' H+ Q vga m ff? av ff' .vi - Q -,asv .u-61 w 1 1 wma R . 1 'S E PHOTOGRAPHY - Backbone of ARENA a Head Photographers CL. to R. J Jack Heintschel and Paul Pool C12thJ b PHOTOGRAPHERS: Top to Bottom: F. Cruse, 10th, D. Crouch, 10th, P. Zale, Qthg R. Melton, 9ihg J. Rojas, 9th. c R. Dittman, 10th d D. Smith, 11th, M. Word, 11th. e Workshop Action. 9 lt. VFxNL-tvs A 1. Q. .Q ' ' '2 . . ,v o r . I K -1- , TEE' g 'r.., q t, Qrn V o A V , ' .. ' A B I-gi F4251 Q I I 5 ARENA Puls Il All Together a ARENA STAFF ,AMW b Howard Cordell - Editor-in-chief. I c IL to FD C. Carrico, business managerg L. Cielinski, ad manager. d CL to RJ J. Villarreal - Top Yearbook Salesmang S, Hodges - Top Ads Salesman. e Joe Villarreal - Asst. Editor. a b Iwi, X f is--M., fb J .ll .,, g ,, 4 4'- 84 ' Q9 a, 5 f Q ,F 'wffflfitfhff . AD Sem W-1' lg - -wwf 3-1 Q, ,,,r.M N .M fl -MHA, Mafcidors: Service With ci Smile a LIEUTENANTS: CL. Io RJ C. Perry, Trumpetsg V. Fitch, Drums: G. Sullivan, Capes. b CAPTAINS: IL. to RJ J. Hartman, Capes: G. Daniels, Resenzesg V, Henney, Drumsg D. Whitehead, Trumpets. c J, Hartman and C. Davis tie for first place in La Fiesta. d FURR MATADORS e Mr. Jack Novak speaks at Matador Banquet. 87 8 a fleftj TOP OFFICERS: Front: M. Callaway, La Matadora. Standing: CL. to RJ B. Lindsey, Maj. Capesg K. Parker, La Banderillerag C. Ha- ley, Maj. Music. frightj Top Four receives a graduating salute as Music Corp plays Lonely Bull. b Top Four candidates compete in La Fiesta. c Matadors promote spirit at Pep Rally. d Matadors dress up lor annual Irvington Courts Programg B. Powell plays Santa. e Mr. Richard Baine entertains at Matador Banquet. t Miss Sandy Askin, Sponsor, shows test scores to new otti- cers. 88 'U' Q41 P9 Q . ,,,,,,f V ,ff .1 ., , Z l 3 , Q x 2 2 5 f 'Z . I 5 , 2 1 . 54' 1 m 1 1 I j an C u 90 sf:-3'-'-5 . is aiu in Installation and La Fiesta Paves the Way For the Coming Year a Top Four do hat dance to Down at Pa-Pa Joe's at La Fiesta. b Top Four dances a jazz routine to Joy to the World at La Fiesta. c Matadors congratulate newly installed officers. d Drummers perform at Matador Installation. e Trumpeters play Matadors theme song Lonely BuIl at Matador Installation. l Mr. Novak speaks at Matador lnstallation. 1 V 8 C Furr ROTC Battles Onward in Officer Training for Coders a Furr ROTC Drill team marches at football game led by Fl. Colman fLefU. b ROTC ACTION. c CL. to RJ COMMANDANT S.F.C: Fl. E. Corbing Asst. Commandant CW, 3: P. G. McConaughey. d SPONSORS e ROTC Sweetheart: S. Chachere, 92 I I 'Y 93 I 4 . f I 'H n .1 ,,. I , ,, .1 . 'J 0 L f y a i' , J ' I' :VK I , x 1 N - ' n Afii R' Q,X ' Wim . J ?w PS-iuaqlth 'E I 'vs '1 PH EL X li, f 3 V ,Wx m K I Q Qu 5 - x Q81 WN fig' 3 wk fu ,A ns- 2991- V ' ,Qs wx f 'fs lll W' -an fl' mfw W1 A WF uf- X 'wg' ' - 'T:- 3 Q' Q . Z' I Q H 2 , Q + Q Q 2. .. N' Furr Bond Tunes in The Sounds of the 70's a BAND OFFICERS: From Row: fL.to RJ K. Clark, Pres: G. Cielinski Sec.-Treas, Back Row: S. Bunting, V. Pres.g J. Lewis, Libr. g R. Bock- han, Libr., A. McGowan, Sgt. at Arms, J. Brockhan, Libr.g B. Owens Drill Capt. b Band members play for Spirit Day Dance. c FURH BRAHMAN BAND d CL. to RJ L. Butcher, Head Drum Maj.g Mr. Fred McCreight, Direc- tor, J. Linton, Asst, Drum Maj. d , ,,,,, , l 95 Turns On Student Body With Their Jiving Music a M. Schrader fcenterj tries his luck to ring a bear for D, Hibbler frightj. b Band Drummers, A, Merrit Cleftj and C. Green add the beat to Latin Club Slave Sale. c FURR HIGH STAGE BAND 71-72. d Orchestra prepares tor Spring Concert. e Band members have a blast at Carnival. 8 -ssrss ttri i at D l 1100? MI' F147 7 M 96 if lst: f. b Q'-il i givrmugff WYQK Wx H1348 'Sv i ..... ,,4',.. .'1 .- ,Lev .? -K 97 A Furr's Modern Musical Choirs . . . a A Cappella Choir performs during Christmas program b MADRIGAL CHOIR c Madrigal Choir practices for Christmas program, d A Cappella Choir participates in the Spring Concert. e GIRLS' CHOIRS. X ..'. 1, if . 5? K 4 ,C W ii Sing Their Ways Through the Year . . . a A CAPPELLA CHOIR b A Cappella Choir practices for Concerts. c Madrigal Choir rehearses before the Easter Concert. d Girls' Choir sings during the Spring Concert. b 1 ' ab. X' 55? . ,ig 'B E Q sl' fs vm j. 25 5 gs ' h P z Y K as 'li if: , K Y . gs JW aw 794. A 102 1 With New and Better Sounds Smith C Persons b Glrls Choir performs during Chnstmas Concert c Madrlgal Choir practices before Sprung Concert d 8th Grade Cholr OFFICERS IL to R1 E Cofer Treas L San dell Sec Mrs Sharon Thorlon SPONSOR J Klapesky Vice Pres P Lacy Pres e 8th GRADE CHOIR S a SPONSOR: Left Back: Mr. Gene Beallg UIL Contest Winners: J. Al l 103 FHA Cooks Up New Woys . . . a Parent is served at the Homecoming Tea. b Jr. High Winners of Best Groomed: M. Henry, D. Daniels. c SPONSORS: CL. to RJ Mrs. G. Cloud, Mrs. O. Lockett Mrs V Leissner, Miss L. Mulholand. d OFFICERS: KL. to RJ D. Gardner, Sec., B. Hunt, Vice-Pres M Prejean, Pres. e Sr. High Winners of Best Groomed: P. Pugh, D. Smith. 3 104 QTEK' iQ? if 'T'-J L ...L L -! AWA. ? l 1 '9 L, TQQ A ' k- '.n ,QP i ,., V , H. sa s ,4 A unlltiinnnnl M ,,,, To Sew Up the Yeor a Representatives of colleges are served during College Day. b FHA BEAU: M. Carey c Students enjoy themselves during box lunch. d BOX LUNCH JUDGES: CL. to RJ Mrs. C. Cox, Mrs. M. Garcia Miss L. Adams, Mrs. S. Ripple, Mrs. A. Stephens, Miss S. Asking WINNERS: J. Bryson, Most Original, L. Bajkiewicz, Most Original, D. Dick, Most Beautiful, M. Farrington, Honorable Mention, C. Tal- ley, Honorable Mention. e CHRISTMAS ANGELS: J. Ivey, B. Jones 6 is gag 3 ai? 1 V ,: , r i ,sf :EV ,Zig 2 ,,f' .,. F ? , - r equi , i, a b FFA: Ag-tion In o Competitive Woy a Justis Smith, from Humble, judges contestants. b Marilyn Tyroch, sweetheart, serves barbeque. c CTop LJ R. Hueske, first place Brahman Bull and Reserve Champion Bull. fTop RJ D. St. Clair tirst place Steer. fBottomJ C. Fisher, first place European Bull and Grand Champion Bull. 108 ., . , 1, 5 QP? if Ax .., -R. 5,4 Y:.Q X 3 , I x I 7wgf iig-ff V 3 .Q 5' I 1 1 R L 'Dm , x V. f 21,3 , ef 1, A L4 xi:-is WY , 9' wg Future Farmers Culfivate New Ideas b c we is J X wmn surm Q .Q 1 1 ' x 1 V 1 e six It H ' n I 5 K ,M , N v . , mi , , ...,, -. I H V xi Work ond Determination: NHS a NHS MEMBERS b NHS INITIATES c D. Candelari pins ribbon on L. Butcher, an NHS initiate, d OFFICERS: CL. to RJ M. Thurman, Sec,p G. Brown, Pres., Miss Mul- holland, Sponsor, J. Heintschel, V. Pres.g P. Pool, Treas. e J. Villarreal presents C, Kraft with a Carnation during initiation exer- cises. a 'II2 5 ilr' ,K MMM 54 z W d e 5 -s 'N , I S K Nyhh .. , is film 1 l Nr, ! X 'ii?'A. I wg '- 1 T' td 3 1 H Y ' Q 1 4 ' 92 f '45 , up 1 H I I 1 fig! ,i - f , in A ' 5 T w x F A x . ' f 1 ' f Q 1 Q: n , ff f fE22m + N -A sg.. f A ' WW 22.2 b. J' -3 fy ,M , Z .ii., 1,1 Vkh: S rw fvudhwwu Nfl' V' Hg ,N 0 A .ff EW -razgg . , i3,?'g,,,L'??'5?'E . .. V F. or' 'UV' ' - F nv.: .Tk ,. 'ff--'z , - -Q ,Q ,, . Zia' ily 'H ES , . , Q ,r . 'ff -ac 7 1mLifn4iig?:',,i 1. , , j'- J f,,,:, Hy, -- z N' 1 A A4 1 in-'qw-4 X 14 XM ggi? pi W 'T' J fi S ,sri 2 Q 2 .X x -.,, M 1 'Q' R , X ., 1 1 'il W x J, gg. ,, 'Sf 1 .1 5 I . f 'X ...H ,H ,,A, 1 A as :xg ,, 5? . Q, 7 'ai fl' A N-. fi Silk FL 1 k 14-' sf I1 ' , s A .ht ,Q UQ FTA: Tomorrow's Teachers aOFFlCERS: Standing CL. to RJ V. Ivey, Libr.: D. Scott, Asst. Sec.g C. Cormeia, V. Pres.g T. Clark, Hist.g L. Canady, Treas.g Silting lL. to RJ B. Murry, Sec.g M. Word, Pres. b Sponsor: CCenterj Mrs. Susan Collins. c FTA MEMBERS 3 b c rx E I 16 Got o Problem? . . . Give If To Moth Club a MATH CLUB MEMBERS: Sponsor CCenter Backj: Mr. James Bark- Sf. b OFFICERS: Froni fl.. to FU Fi. Sims, Sr, High V. Pres.g D. Candelari, Sr. High Pres.: Middle CL. to RJ G, Brittain, Jr. High V. Pres.g T. Dea- son, Sec.p Back IL. ro RJ D. Herdiejurgen, Treas.g J. Brittain, Jr. High Pl'6S. 7 fi Z. M ! ., .. JS!! SY: 1? A ns faq. .H . aw, 1 .4,.. am, , Q s 45 Q 1 , 4 t .wx Q1 H 6.2, ,asa Qktx 1142 xarxiil M, 'lr ,ly Q1-fa o Science: Knowledge Gained Th rough Experimenlolion a J. Villarreal illustrates the use ol the Triple Beam Balance b Officers: CL to RQ J. Villareal, Pres.g P. Lamza, Vice-Pres.: D. Da vis, Sec. c SCIENCE CLUB d Sponsor: Mr. Allred Lauf i, -fi' 1 fj S'v:fw W Z-'i .e, Campus Coeds Probe For Involvement a CAMPUS COEDS b OFFICERS: From Row: N. White, Historian, Mrs. Sue Bott, Sponsor, J. B. Fry, Dean of Pledges, J. Miller, Dean ot Pledges, D. McGowan, Wee-Pres., S. Collins, Treas., S. Black, Sec.g J. Fitzerald, Pres., B. Murray, Sec., C. Cormier, Treas. 8 fi 120 ...W 1 A ,-,Aix K i use mi Drama Club Increases Acting Proficiency a DRAMA CLUB b OFFICERS: Back: fl. to R2 S. Eagleton, L, Johnson, S. Chachere, A. Modton. Front: A. Mosely, D. Washington, D. Norwoodg Far Right: Mrs. Dale Clay, Sponsor, 121 Q' 8 5. D C a Reception for students who returned from Washington D.C. with the Close Up Program. b Human Relations Executive Committee. c K. Hall helps students with studies during study hall tor Big Brother and Sister Program. d Mr. Hayes, Sponsor, Cleftj calls out names for Big Brothers Pro- gram. ' e Human Relations Committee. 122 K ,X V Zi! I' F. HR: Where Humcins Relate The Human Relations Committee was formed last year to promote better relations between races here at Furr. Members were elected by the students last yearg but this year, students were allowed to join just like other clubs. The Committee boasts about 80 members who work together as a service organization for the school. To start off the school year, HR got the school gar- bage cans cleaned up for another year's use. The members sold refreshments at the Bounty Hunter's Dance. The HR Committee sponsored, for the first time, a Spirit Day Dance which was held to help boost the student's spirit. A Welcome Home Reception for students who had just returned from a week in Wash- ington D.C. was given by HR. At Christmastime a party was given forthe winner of the Door Decorations Con- test. ln March, after much planning, HR started the Big Brother and Sister Program which aimed to help 7th grade students. HR also participated in All-District Human Relations. 6 123 Business Club: Plons, Works for Tomorrow a BUSINESS CLUB b OFFICERS: CL. to R2 L. Reckless, Treas.p D. Candelari, Sec., Miss Adams, sponsor, D. Carson, Pres., S. Parker, V. Pres.p K. Hall, Repi. c Business Club sponsors carnation sale. d McMahon College representative demonstrates court reporting. e Mrs. Burkett, from the Nat'l Sec. Assoc., speaks to the Business Club. 8 ADAPTABLR IEHTGHN B88 TIN! INITIATIVE NIQURS RKSS EFFORT SKILLS 125 K Q a b C rw 6 G I OEA - Ecirn as They Learn a OEA Open House Reception. b Prospective OEA girls try out the dictaphone. c OFFICE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS d Mrs. Moore fRightJ with D. Bunte and P. Lamza, who went to OEA State Convention. e OEA girls learn techniques of the duplicator. me llqll if ii H 127 Office Orchids Assisi Clerical Staff a OFFICE ORCHIDS b Office assistants look up student's name in reference file. c SPONSORS: CL. to RJ Mrs. Dorothy Townley, Mrs. Mildred Ailwright. d Attendance office assistants check names of absentees. a b - ' ig fz , ,K Q s Yr, 3 .g,, iz' 1 .iw xg Q. x ., + 53 it , , H ,Ag e. - .0 Na l , Plvl WW U 'HY K f , ,ff ,. .. nun- , inn... 1-un? usa-Q . --.---Q ...- EZ :.:-:.. .HN -5 12 Q E? -555. QMQ .ii aww 5 Qkvkwnfwr-as ik iw? H31 153' 5525? I N Biwfeifisd Yet if Us li 11, mk- , g' -g e , A I W ' - ' ' -' F ,gli 'HE 'KR ' 'L' . ., '.2,'.s11wk1 il ' ,. . - NYY A 'r fitff za . ' f V 3.L.I.,.2 j :V iw i 'I FW- 1 ' - Q Br' 'RQ- iw P f 5' 8 b C 30 1' Library Assisionts: Are Hooked on Books a Students take advantage of special audio-visual equipment b Students benefit from Library facilities. c Library assistant shelves book. d SPONSORS: CL. to RJ Miss Weisenburger, Miss Ashcraft. e LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. nj., Speech Dept.: Outspoken In Porticipcition a JFL OFFICERS: Back IL. to RJ A. Maitland, Director, D. Staniield, Extemperg G. Brittain, V. Pres.pP. Lamza, Pres., K. Hollan, Sects Front CL. to RJ J. Werner, Reporterg M. Monk, Asst. Sect., Kneeling KL. to RJ B. Ubernoski, Trees., R. Caylon, Tournament Director. b JFL MEMBERS c Sponsor: Mrs. Olivia Gibbs d NFL MEMBERS e NFL OFFICERS: Standing CL. to RJ D. Guidrey, Tournament Direc- torg K. Tutt, Asst. Director, V. Brannon, Sectg L. Curtis, Asst. Sect.g G. Brown, V. Pres., Kneeling IL. to FU S. Melton, Pres.g M. Walker, Treas. 3 b N C ff 4 I3 fu: , f Ll French Club: C'est Lcl Vie a French Club initiation. b OFFICERS: Standing: CL. to R. J J. Linton, Treas.g S. Knotts, Sec.g J. Villarreal, Vice-Pres.g B. Owens, Sec. ol Awards and Records: M Word, Pres. Sitting: Miss Ann St. Laurent, SPONSOR. c Miss St. Laurent takes a swing at a pinata at the International Banquet. d French Club members sell doughnuts. e FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS 8 es- . m-ev-wmnannaefgmgml W., , 159' , 24'-1 'f v . x , 3 ,vw ' , . 1 ,. . sv vi ' sz E , l. V 'Q Fai He C C? B 137 55 SV: I . Q f ,ll 6 'GFI d 7' lf' Junior Classical League Promotes Roman Culture a OFFICERS: fSeaIed2 J. Penny, Consul: G, Daniels, Vice-Consul: Standing KL. to RJ S. Collins, Scrapbook Chairmang J, Cummings, Treas.g J, Linton, Ftept.g L. Shrader, Sec., M. Czerwonka, Asst. Treas. b Mrs. Mariella Rector, sponsor, Cleftj joins in the action at Slave Sale. c JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE d J. Penny, Consul, Auctions oft Participants in Slave Sale. e J.C.L. members after being initiated into Latin Club. 8 -f aw. l vswfemnn- V -1,-N . .. 139 Jr. High Booster Club: Super Spirit Grows In Smoll People a JUNIOR HIGH BOOSTER CLUB b OFFICERS: Back Row: CL. to RJ M. Perez, Asst. Sec.g C. Barrow, Trees., R. Reed, Rep. Front Row: CL. to RJ L. Lewis, Woe-Pres., L. Gartield, Attendance Sec.: D. Johnson, Pres. c Students wait for Soc Hop to begin. d Booster Club gives party for all junior high football teams. e Jr. High Sponsors CL. to R.1lMrs. D. Davis, Mrs. L. Dailey, Miss P. Hampton, Miss V. Davis. b 8 fs' li , 3 0 5 xg m-.ww 4 'E 1 2 Q . I 4 N em , Q5-Qi 2 gc. +.::jl H9065 .9v'1, 324 rm mn '4 1 WS? C cj asf' l VI' ,rv Sr. High Booster Club The Spirit Supporters a Booster Club members display Spiritware. b Sharon Knotts, President. c SENIOR HIGH BOOSTER CLUB d Underclassmen enjoy Soc Hop. e Senior High OFFICERS: CL. to RJ D. Sandal, Sgt.-at-Arms R. Lewis, Wee-Pres., L. Stansbury, Sec., S. Gregory, Treas. Booster Club Activotes Spirit in Students a Jr. High Sponsors enjoy themselves at Football Party. b Booster Club members plan Record Sale. c Mike Taylor fLefU, KYOK D.J., holds box as Cheryl Parrish draws numbers tor records. b 8 44 Brahmcmeffes Keep The Jr. High Spirit Alive a Officers: Front Row: U., to RJ Mrs, Lana Daily, sponsorg Miss Ann Knight, sponsorg Back Row: IL, to RJ M. Washingtong A. Johnsong C. Chambers. b BFQAHMANETTES b -f-'li-g,, . if 51 mx: Qflfi ff' wx MVP- -Q N ffzi lik, ii.: EP ' - , , gi Lf1 g 1 L J ' 5 , -' -2: uv -- S - . ... ZLL-5 - 5 -' t 3-if it ,J 5 J'-. ' R321 , ' ' ? 'k':..u1,i ' 1 'if H ' 5 . ff Y Q F I 1 Q it V ,V U I 5, Vfifk -f F ' f H 5 t I ' N N 3 ' A i 9 ' . L N fini, I 5 r, Y. lv a - 3 .. X 1 V if in 35' C' r A ' ffl' 5. . 1 f?! Q 146' av- - 0 1 Q 4 I f , ' ' gg' SQ Q . X . KX V 'I ' 4 ,A 1, Eg th: Q 4 fngf. ' ' f!i'.iy'ai- , .Q rp--.L fi., ' 'LL --f-5551.55 A -3 1 N X 4 , . .53 5 , 5- nf. 2:5 -,Y.:agsz::. ' 1' 1 iv' i U 5 ' -N T? . ,AL dw -2 L! ,Q K K 5 . - xii we 4 , if-If -v 3 .J ,,..v-H-fps' ,'f,:l54 6 0 0 fu I d . , Ccigers End Season With 24-9 Record ln only their second year in 4A-competition the Furr Varsity Basketball team closed out regular district play in a first place tie with Booker T. Washington. The Brahmans lost in the playoff game to the Eagles 91-84 to finish second in the district with an 8-3 district rec- ord. All three of Furr's district loses came at the hands of Washington. ' During the latter part of the season, the Brahmans were ranked 7th in the area basketball ratings. Furr fin- ished the season with an impressive 24-9 season rec- ord. a Tim Sims dribbles past Wheatly defender. b Darral Nelson shoots over Madison guard. c Dennis Jackson overpowers Reagan player for a rebound. d Barry Jones shoots two more as Darrel Nelson breaks under bask- et. 159 . . Four Goin Positions On All-Disfricf Teom Four players from this year's team were named to the All-District 17-AAAA team. Leading the field was Barrie Jones who was named to the All-HISD first team as well as first team All-Dis- trict. Jones, who stands only 5' 10 , was the smallest player on the All-District team and was second leading scorer in district with an 18.4 point average. Along with Jones on first team All-District was Darrell Nelson with a 14.4 point average. Jackie Walker and Tim Sims rounded out the field as both were named Honorable-Mention. a Tim Sims shoots two despite defender. b Authur Floyd leaps high on the board. c Peggy Walker, Basketball Sweetheart d VARSlTY BASKETBALL TEAM 160 -msg. w: IL. Io RJ R. Macey. D. Manning, Coach Jay Baker, B. Jones, J. Warren. Second Row: IL. to RJ C. Heredla, A, Floyd, D. Nelson, D n, W. Foreman, T. Sims, J. Walker, T. Johnson. Accomplishments Many . . . JV Has 21-12 Season Finishing the season with an impressive 21-12 sea- son record, the Junior Varsity made a good showing in the Houston area this year. Placing third in district with a 5-5 record, the Brahmans lost two close games 62- 60 and 69-68 to Kashmere and Washington respec- tively. . ln pre-district play the team collected two trophies. ln the Memorial Invitational Tournament the J.V. took second place. Earlier in the year in the largest Junior Varsity Tournament in Houston C32 teamsj, the Brah- mans placed fourth. Ray Stanfield was voted to the 10-man All-Tournament team at Deer Park. Scoring leaders for the season were Ray Stanfield with a 19-point average, Anthony Ponder with 18 points and Jimmy Bryant with a 17-point average. a JV BASKETBALL TEAM b Jimmy Bryant takes rebound from opponent. c Ftay Stanfield shoots short jumper. d Coach Connor explains press to starting tive. e Anthony Ponder brings ball court. 8 First Row: IL. to FU G. Payn, C. Jolivet, E. Randall, A. Jones, A. Pon- der, J. Bryant, G. Dolezal. Second Row: IL. to RJ Coach Connor, T Gonzales, J. Williams, Ft. Sanders, D. McKnight, D. Hamilton, Fl Stanfield. b 162 Z' 2 Vinh fig I I ,Q EW D -'A'b 'f ' 3 i L W, b C W , Mm: ,gc aff Baseball Puts Together Best Season Yet . . . a Ray Stanfield takes cut at curve ball. b Jody Gresham and Jerome Russell Iisten to Coach Lindsey's strategy. c Ken Lowdermilk scoops grounder at third. d Infielders talk it over with catcher. e Berkman Fruge scores on base hit. 8 . 5 A a 1.7. e N'-' I 1' ff 'r7,?l .,-- I . . r.,.f',,. 165 Takes Race lo the Wire In Disiricl 17-4A . . . a Kelvin Monette dives his way to a score. b Glen Lee beats throw to home. c Ken Lowdermilk demonstrates batting ability. d Jerry Candelari takes cut at curve ball. 3 b ,Q 1- , 4 mf- W it , ' w -Q ,eu .AW Q? -- Q Me its eff-we Ilii- ., J 5 1. 'n . . . . 'K W ,f ,... V ,. L.. .V - -:tw d 167 L,-null! T15 ...W 35? 1, N5 ' A-nl 'M 1, .ek-gr vv ss we a b 1a.:q W 'K 'S . UM! , First Row: CL. to RJ T. Stanley, J. Russell, K. Monette, S. Williams. S. Hodges. Back Rows: CL, to RJ G. Lee, K. Lowdermilk, J. Gresham Fruge, R. Slanfield, J. Candelari, T. Barnes, J. Walker, D. Washington. 168 , Q, Ends Season 8-2 For 2nd Plcice Finish a Kenneth Lowdermilk, Most Valuable Player. b Cheryl Johnson, Baseball Sweetheart. C VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM d Glenn Lee and Kelvin Monette, Team Captains. e ALL-DISTRICT PLAYERS: fL to RJ G. Lee, K. Lowdermilk, K. Monette, T. Barnes, R. Stanfield, S. Williams, J. Gresham, J. Can- delari, J. Russell. 9 169 Ui gt JV Baseball Goes 4-6 in District a Coach Daniel watches game. b JV BASEBALL TEAM c Mike Czenrvonka leads off against Kashmere. d Glen Dolezal anticipates a play at third. e James Campbell warms up against Kashmere. 8 ,535 ,Y u First Flow IL. to RJ M. Sullivan, T. Dyches, C, Holliman, K. Gore. Second Row CL. to RJ D. Johnson, S. Williams, G. Simon, G. Brown Czerwonka, J. Campbell, D. Prejean. Third Flow IL. to RJ Coach Don Daniel, M. Hudson, M. Butterfras, G. Dolezal, J. Candeleri, R. Phil D. Breedlove. l70 'S ,Fife fa'- .A ,,,p..,. .Ya ,Na I , d 7 352, A 3 an. -emu af Q , mul, -, 1 fu 'Q ,pr..Q, ' Q, . i. ,1 In 2 ia-em-.nk-Q 1 -.hi L Wea-'sms 'iii as 'S .I- ffsgsg 4543 T31 a First Row: IL. to RJ R. Mayes, F. Peterson, D. Moran, G. Lawson, W. Ross. Second Row: KL. to R. j L. Bandy, J. Janak, J. Jones, G. Bradto R. Odums. Third Row: CL. to RJ R. Deruen, R. Broussard, M. Piper, K. Millsap, R. Rooks. Trcickmen Set New School Records Furr's track team coached by, Bill Simmons broke five school records and tied two records during the track season. Malcolm Piper broke the school record in the 330- yard intermediate hurdles with a time of 38.6. Gregory Lawson was a double record breaker as he broke the school record in the 100-yard dash with a 9.8 clocking. He also set the broad jump mark with a jump of 22'6'! Kenny Millsap threw the discus to record throw of 134'. Jim!Plckering pole vaulted to a top height of 11'10'4'. The Brahmans placed third in the district track meet on April 22. Kenny Millsap in the shot-put, Mal- colm Piper the hurdles, Gregory Lawson in the high jump and broad jump, and Jim Pickering on the pole vault all placed first in district. Foster Peterson placed second in the high jump. These five tracksters com- peted in the Regional Meet. a Varsity Track Team. b Kenny Millsap! District champion in shot-put. c Gregory Lawson preparing for Region. d District pole vault champ, Jim Pickering. e Malcolm Piper, 330-yard intermediate hurdles champion. 72 Q4 ! 'w 1 ,Q , u V i A vlff is-1-l gn ,,,.m, I .5 gf a Pat Dolezal serves. b GIRLS' COACHES: Mrs. Swih and Miss Everitl -,,,,,,,,- c City Champs, Joy Cummings and Shanetla Collins. d Lore Dombrowski vollies a return. 174 ae ., , f . Q Q- 0 A-A qP,g-.,y , Q I , 1 . 'Q Q Q Q Q Q., Sports With a Feminine Touch C d M-J '5'WiF'35 ffiiai 9, .l,W,.1y f, , .Nw 4 'W Q fn n Q 'W Q 1 4 -Q 4 1 K 'N it 4 ' Q .5 ,, qi.. ,... 4, , Q 1' a First Flow: CL. to RJ Coach Swift, Lovey Privette, Lydia Jones, Vivian White, Julie Jackson, Annette Brown, Debbie Henry. Second Row: CL RJ Johnette Pecore, Deborah George, Brenda Parrish, Alma Washington, Third Row: IL. to R. J Sherry Mathis, Debra Brown, Joy Rhod Casandra Locket, Floni Lewis. b A1 Archery Team Takes City ' Championship S . In the city archery contest Joy Cummings and T Shanetta Collins won 1st and 2nd place out of 42 -4 players. Joy and Shanetta scored 970 points. This is as the first time any Houston school has had two girls from the same team score this well. Joy and Shanetta received blue ribbons and med- als and also brought a trophy for the school show- case. ln addition, both girls received a red letter jacket from the Women's Physical Education Depart- ment at the yearly sports banquet. a GIRLS' VOLLEY TEAM b Shanetta Collins and Joy Cummings practice for city meet. c Lydia Jones spikes ball for another point. d Suzanne Rhame shows torehand style. e GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM 176 f yur' 'I ,..,1f-fr' Ov 'M' .,.--4'7 - .,,..f A-nm L x d e Ann! J . 34 Ad -1 .L ' .'--U., . . H U jj I M-si. RJ Patricia Dolezal, Lore Dombrowski, Carla Cormier, Suzanne Rhame, Miroslava Perez, Coach Everitt. hm Am S 'f sv S400 5 177 Bowling. . . lT's Right Down Their Alley a Mike Hobson shows form in delivery of ball. b BOWLING TEAM 1971-72 3 , , b First Row: fl.. to RJ J. Cooper, V. Butler, T. Bonds. Second Row: IL. to RJ B. Jenkins, P. King, S. Knotts, B. Perry. Third Row: IL. t Coach Bert, W. Merrit, O, Gongales, A. McGowan, R. Townley, J. Linton, J. Chick, M. Hobson, Sponsor Mrs. Townley. I78 CL. to RJ S. Smith, D. Lamb, A. Huestis, D. Gray, R. Rediord, Fl. Thurman. V in , QA. A ffl Golf Team Swings To District Title a Golf Team 1971-72 b Golf Action I7 Xa L , esp as is fa if iw wk 'R P2 H ,,,L . if i a BOYS' TENNIS TEAM: Front Row: CL. lo R1 J. Jones, M. Alexan- der, C. Brown, H. Cordell. Back Row: fl.. to RJ D. Smith, M. Reeves, J. Heyse. b Mike Alexander and Howard Cordell District Doubles Champs '70-'72. c Tennis action, d Coach Connor proudly displays district trophies. 181 Sr. High Cheerleaders Boost Winning Seasons a IL. to RJ Patricia Bennett, Susie Parker, Deborah Montgomery, and Shelia Bailey. b Senior High Cheerleaders in action, c Brenda Whittington, Head Cheerleader. 3 sax X 5 ,ff nw- Ze 5. e 4. a a Gina Gresham, head cheerleader. b Jr. High Cheerleaders in action. c Cheerleaders KL. to FU Janet, Bridgett, Gina, Cindy and Donna. 184 . , is 5k.r...?-,mfs 4,? 'M I: WW xf 351: V .M vu-Sy H. 6. C ?4 'ffasm, 5 RQ' 55:22-15 W Sideliners Supply Spirit This year's Jr. High Cheerleaders brought it all home from Sam Houston State this past summer. Karen Fisher, Gina Gresham, Cindy Talley, Janet Threl- keld, and Bridgett Wiltz collected four first place ribbons, one second place ribbon, and the coveted spirit stick from the workshop. Perhaps the most complimentary prize of all was being the only Jr. High squad to be nominated for the Coca Cola Award. This spirited crew was under the leadership of head cheerleader Gina Gresham and Miss Ann Knight, chairman of girls PE. 185 6 E -F3f'.f'Q f N5 1 'F ,Jn ,gf -rw'-sy-. 1 swans:-.. A Freshman Rumble To 5-2 Record For the second consecutive year, the Furr Freshman football team under Coach Babe Wilkins has closed out its season with a winning record. The 9th graders were able to achieve a 5-2 record against tough opponents such as Lamar Fleming, 6-2, and McReynolds, 20-16, Jackson, 42-65 Edison, 35-O, and Francis Scott Key, 32-8. Their only loses came against Marshall 20-O, and district champs E.O. Smith, 24-6. The freshman placed ten players on the All District Team. Donald Williams, Ricky Phillips, and Adrian Evans were all first team selection on offense. Rayford James and Gary Pendley were chosen to the first team defensive unit. Second team players on offense were Mark Butterfras and Ricky Bucker. Micah Simms, Ro- -chell Phillips, and Mike Nonlvood were second team defensive selections. a Freshman action b Micah Simms passes over defender c FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM C 5 as 5 H0 i M. Butterfras, M. Kyle. wif 73 475'- Row: IL. to RJ A. Willis, A. Roy, A. Authorlee, R. James, G. Thomas, A. Authorlee, A. Bates, B. Siebert, R. Bucker. Second Row: CL. to RJ G. K Cox, R. Phillips, F. Ross, A. Evans, G. Hopkins, D. Evans, A. Piper. Third Row: IL. to FU Coach Daniel, M. Norwood, J. Hall, M. Simms, R. Phillips, R. Deroven, G. Simon, E. Ortiz, Coach Vthlkins. Fourth Row: IL. to RJ M. Burton, G. Pendley, W. Bingley, D. Vlhlliams, C. 187 1 , :Y A , Bas My QT' r vf. -H ,.,, .ff . 2 V A , YE? ' if - H A . N R: if 2 V: A 4 . L R 3 i , - 3 3 7 3 iff ff.. Q! J .F - li!! ..L21'E2'..i::'.1 a First Row: CL. to HJ R. Washington, M. Sandera, R. Lockwood, R. Lister, M. Guidry, S. Collins, R. Rogers. Second Row: CL. to R. Movak, T. Ortiz, K. Peterson, M. Edwards, R. Fleming, C. White, J. La Coure, K. Newton. Third How: CL. to RJ Coach Scofield, J. Rol son, A. Johnson, T. Rogers, A. Jackson, C. Sowell, M. Carey, D. Blake. b 7th, 8th Grades Keep Winning Traditions This year's seventh and eighth grade footballers stayed with their winning traditions. Both teams were able to finish their seasons with successful records. The seventh grade, under the coaching of Earl T Schofield, went undefeated. They had a 3-0-1 record. . The tie resulting from an 0-0 deadlock with Hartman. , Richard Bain coached his eighth grade team to a 5-1 season and a district championship. This marks the . second consecutive year that an eighth grade Brah- A man team has won a district championship. Their only loss came at the hands of Lamar Fleming. .,, . hum, a SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM b Malcolm Edwards receives pass. c Mike Daigle rolls up yards. d Terry Tibbs running for yardage. e EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM A wk . i EG Isa i Q ul -- ! ...Q-'i' ,. , ,,. I5 H , it 4 iv, 'im d e 'uh' .i Row: IL. to RJ S. Dobboins, J. Ratciiff, L. Tillman, K. DeRoumen, D. Decuir, K. Piper. Second Row: lL. to RJ B. Burton, D. Stanfield, A. P. Erving, L. Flanagan, D. Ludtke. Third Row: fL. to RJ M. Daigle, K. Linton, K. Howard, A, Quarrels, L. Chenier. Fourth Row: CL. to RJW. Coach Bain, J. Hudson, D. Nitaschke, R. Carper, H. Hickman, D. Richard, D. Sanders, T. Tibbs, J. Roberson. 189 Work Poys Off As Freshmen Go 16-12 Furr Opponent 58 Marshall 67 75 Edison 63 61 Smith 64 g 48 Mclfleynolds 54 7 53 Fleming 42 59 Marshall 67 71 Edison 54 65 Smith 79 69 Attucks 49 96 Baytown 58 1 O0 Pershing 47 Hartman 54 Fondren 66 N.W. Academy 45 Hartman 46 Smith P 59 Key 71 Black Q 76 Fonville 76 Pershing 74 Ryan 54 Hartman 69 Johnston 65 Long 61 Fondren 58 Fondren 2 Fleming 61 McReynolds 8 1 : First Row: CL. to RJ A. Bates, Fl. Hernandez, S. Hines, S. Goodman, R. Scott, G. Simon, K. Cox, A. Roy. Second Row: IL. to RJ Coach Don iel, M. Sims, C. Cormier, D. Vwlliams, M. Norwood, G. Pendley, C. Hopkins, C. Thornton. 190 . , L ..AV fi., I , X, .. W , gl . -.H fx M 5 1 ki 5 arg 5 5 f i Pa X T1 N 4' 1. - -2 -xxf- ar?-if 'F 1-: , IQ. 's, . :km 6 .. ? r Si gb mm 4 .. . .O G' i 1? it i if Q , :A Li av x S- -1 3 ,Vx Q LX... I 55.2-1 1-5 in B' KM I v 7lh Grade Cogers Look to the Future While 8th Grode Goes 17-I2 a EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM. b Dennis Sanders passes the ball lo teammate Mark Gore. c Guard, Kenneth Llton, shows dribbling technique as defender tried to steal the ball. d SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM. d First Flow: lL. to R. J T. Taylor, M. Daigle, K. Linton. Second Row: CL. to RJ E, Eason, G. Jones, E. Jones, D. Sanders. Third Flow: IL. to RJ E. Hargrove, K. Gardner, A. Quarrels, Coach Bain. Fourth Row: KL. to RJ M. Gore, W. Prescott, T. Tibbs. 193 ..,- a b First Row: fL. fo RJ Coach Wilkins, T. Ortiz, B. Burton, R. Waller, K. Piper. Second Row: IL. to RJ T. Tibbs, J. Richardson, J. Richards Harris, D. Sanders. Third Row: CL. to RJ M. Daigle, W. Jackson, J. Hudson, R. Caper, W. Prescott, K. Linton. 194 St Flow: CL. to RJ R. Authorlee, A. Piper, R. Phillips, A. Willis, E. Ortiz. Second Row: CL. to R2 M. Kyle, R. James, D. Williams, R. Phillip, A ans. 6 Junior High Sprints To City Meet a Eddie Ortiz, 9th grade city pole vault champion. b Donald Williams district hurdle champ practices for city meet. c NINTH GRADE TRACK TEAM d EIGHTH GRADE TRACK TEAM e Eighth grade broad jump champion, Dennis Sanders. 195 9 K sf 4 i ,1 ,A 96 -1 l L-if E2 l '! .x 'Q lk . x 3451-39 55 Q Nl P Aggigmi ' . Q i ,1 fg,fs+1,w2i ,L Q? QWEJX 7 9 ,bww 4 'xx' 'I97 I Sa I a Ag A f W ig 1:? B V,- li - - .LV f , KL l gy r.-5.5 ,WW Ti? -' - ' 45 , ,v A 1 Q 7 A F .M f I 4:0 , Q-hx www Eff E 1. SF? nf f 'r ,Q Q ,-i ta 4 V s I f F Q JJ I 3 198 Seniors a SENIOR ACTION b SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES: fL. to RJ Bernard Harris, Debbie Carson, Sandra Lindsey, Kenneth Jackson. c SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: CL. to RJ Glenda Brown, Pres.: Joe Villarreal, Vice-Pres.g Scottie Chachere, Sec.: Jack Heintschel, Sen. 199 Q a t 1 'W ff If-i T I W ii H bw, ,gr , I .-'ft ,- Mk. . 4, ds fuqp.. Q1 K fl It Y LN -'44 fx E. -1 fu- Y F All ' 'li vw ,mf Q if x ..f. 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Diane English Linda Evans Myron Evans Dwayne Faust Clifford Fisher Jackie Fitzgerald Stephen Flores Thomas Fowler Preston Francis Deneise Franklin Lynn Frederick Billy French Berkman Fruge Stella Garza Billy Gilbert Nita Gotlney Michael Goldsmith Rose Gonzalez Paulayette Gordon Dennis Gray 207 1 Q Joanna Ivey Kenneth Jackson Margaret Jackson Carol Jenkins Cheryl Johnson Gregory Johnson Loretta Johnson Sheretta Johnson Barrie Jones Shane Jordon Martha Journet Jean Kilgore Julie Kintz Deborah Knight Jan Laine Florence LaMark Phyllis Lamza Larry LeDoux Glenn Lee Belty Lindsey 209 210 Sandra Lindsey Plenny Lloyd Conrad Lopez Kenneth Lowdermilk Ruby Lozano Ronnie Macey Kenneth Malloy Lunita Martin Mary Mason Kenneth Mathews Ronald Meyers Larry Miller Zanetta Mitchell Kathy Mitchum Kelvin Monette Wanda Moore Denise Moran Lee Mosely Janet McFarland Kathy McGoldrich Diane McGowan Theresa McGowen Diane Narcisse Kevin Obaugh Alvin O'Brien Donald Odom Victor Ortiz Judson Ozenne Kay Parker Huey Payine Veronica Perry Foster Peterson Cheryl Phillips George Ponton Paul Pool Bob Powell Mary Prejean Patsy Pugh Sharon Rasmussen Terry Reeves 212 Tony Renteria Harold Richmond Gracie Robertson Gilbert Rosas Cecil Ross Wade Ross Jerome Russel Danny Russo Danny Rylander Thella Sadler Mike Schmidt Linda Schrader Carolyn Sciba Charles Sewell Clarence Shimek Robyn Siebert Authur Smith Danney Smith John Smith Mack Smith 3' Steve Smith Mary Snell Steve Snow Mike Sones Lori Springer Craig Starling Sonny Stephenson David St. Clair Bobby Sutton Dannette Thomas Marc Thomas Marian Thurman Schreda Tillman Vinceni Triola Marilyn Tyroch Brenda Vaughn Joe Villarreal Rocky Walden Jackie Walker Michael Walker if 2 To know one's self is the trueg To strive with one's self is the goody To conquer one's self is the beautiful. - Joseph Roux 214 Stephen Waller Roy Ward Dormetria Washington Linda Washington Wanda Washington Ruth Weir Francis Wesselman Toni White Cheryl Wicklitf Rhonda Wilkinson Debbie Williams Lee Williams Richard A. 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A was James Davis Judith Deason Gerald Demby James Derr Laverne Eagleton Tommy Edwards Kathy Ervin Linda Evans Becky Finley Paula Fontenot Catherine Freeman JoBeth Frey John Galaznik Deborah Gardner Herman Gardner LaVern Garrett Ann Gary Debra George James Gerard Roosevelt Gloyd Tony Gonzales Mike Gorman Cynthia Gray Craig Green Stan Greiner Margaret Guerrero Kim Hall Frank Harris Roy Harris Guy Harrison Janet Hartman Vanessa Henney Debbie Henry Lloyd Hicks Pamela Hill Barbara Holmes Marjorie Hood Ronald Hoskins Darcy Howard Roger Hueske Allan Huestis Diana Huff Beverly Hunt Donald lngvardsen George Irving Verne Ivey Danny Jackson Dennis Jackson 227 Kathy Jackson Daryl Johnson David Johnson Edward Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Jearline Johnson Anthony Jones Chris Jones Joyce Jones Sheila, Jones Beverly Joswiak Sandra Kelley Mark Kindell Joan Kintz Terry Kirksey Gregory Lawson Thomas Lewis Joseph Linton Letha Love Marilyn Lynch Larry Martin Adrian McGowan Anthony McGowan Linda McKay Rose Melchor Anthony Merritt Van Middleton Dereatha Miller Jennifer Miller Kenny Millsap Deborah Montgomery Flita Montgomery Wanda Moore Kathleen Moran Enevie Motley Jerri Mott Phil Mouton Brenda Murray Debi Murray Missi Myers Daniel Myles Byron Nunn Deborah Obaugh Arthur Osborne Barbara Owens Robert Owens Brenda Parish Joe Parker Susie Parker James Penny Sylvia Perez Consilia Persons Dorothy Pickering Malcolm Piper John Podraza Lovey Privette Marilyn Quarles Rodney Redford Frank Redington Mike Robbins Pamela Roberson Cheryl Robicheaux Glenda Robinson Deborah Rogers Debra Rose Terry Rylant Robert Sanders Demitra Scott Brenda Seal Kenny Sharp Rhonda Sims Richard Sims Timothy Sims Don Smith Ray Staniield Gary Stewart Robert Symms Marshall Thibodeaux Deretha Tillman Ellanor Tolbert Theresa Valsin Peggy Walker Donald Walter Pamela Warner Dell Washington Douglas Weiskopf Cathy Wesselman Nelta White Darain Whitehead Brenda Whittington Brenda Williams Cindy Williams Gregory Williams Sylvester Williams Henry Winston Dona Wright Paul Yancy Victor Yeldell Anthony Young ali TSX E' I F gs I 'HR las fx P ' I 229 Sophomores a SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES: CL. to HJ Jody Johnston, Steve Hodges, Barbara Harrison. b Sophomores relaxing alter the box lunch sale. c SOPHOMORE SENATORS: IL. to RJ Patricia Dolezal, Cynthia Strickland, Sharon Knotts, d SOPHOMORE ACTION 8 'WL 5.5 NX , if F' r , 313252 , ju Q l an 53- Q9 . 15 mf an Q we - ur wx rv- uw- ii .. 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Metals Maria Garcia-Rameau Spanish Club Sponsor, Foreign Language De- partment Chairman 275 Paul Garrison Social Science, Coach Olivia Gibbs Speech, Debate Coach John Glass Math Barbara Gurecky Yearbook, Newspaper Advisor Virginia Hall Clerk Peggy Hampton Math, Jr. High Booster Club Sponsor Joe Hayes English, Human Rela- tions Club Sponsor Frances Hewitt Clerk Alice Hill English Tallulah Hinds English Vlhlma Hogan English Beth Holman Social Science Ada Johnson English Willie B. Johnson Assistant Principal Leonard Jones Ind, Arts Glenna Kelly Science Ann Knight P.E Department Chair- man, Jr. High Cheerlead- er Sponsor Allred Laul Science, Club Sponsor Monroe Lawson Social Science Violet Leissner Homemaking 276 Lemond 1 ndsey nce Deparlment irman, Baseball :h sckett Lemaking Depart- Chairman Love Arts rn McAuliffe al Science I McConaughey . Commandenl of sts AcCoy r 'et McLelIand Counselor vlahaney sh Marshall sn y Matthews ll Mittag Department Chair- FFA Sponsor +ore rnercial, Student wcil Sponsor, OEA sor rison lrar Iouton ulholand Cmaking, NHS 1SOl' Murphy Iovak nd 1 Oth Counselor es Oringderff sh 277 27 Charles E. Poe Principal Sidney Ratcliff CVAE Mariella Rector English, JCL Spor Barbara Revis Science Trina Rigby Social Science Susan Ripple Homemaking Bonnie Risinger Commercial Vlhllia Roberts Clerk Stan Roper P.E. Department man, Head F Coach Richard Ruhman English Laura Sands Special Education Earl Scolield English, Coach Ramona Setlifl Science Bill Simmons P.E., Track Coacl Frank Smentowski Science Ruby Jean Smith Assistant Princip High Cheerleader sor L. Ft. Smoke Security Officer Diane Speary English Frank St. Cyr Science Ann St. Laurent English, French Sponsor 8 ' I ni Babe Wilkins P.E., Coach Iva Woods Jr. High English Depart- ment Chairman Priscilla Wright English Ann Stephens English, Student Council Sponsor Trudy Swift P.E., Student Council Sponsor Bobby Tappin Ind. Arts Department Chairman John Taylor Math Department Chair- man Allie Thomas Math Louis Thomas Social Science Depart- ment Chairman, Sr. High Booster Club Sponsor Archie Thompson Social Science Sharon Thornton English, Jr. High Choir Director Dorothy Townley Clerk, Ottice Orchids, Bowling Club Sponsor Mona Vallance Special Education Acdieul Veillon Orchestra Altred Villani EMR Coord. Laverne Ward English Elsie Weisenberger Librarian Ann West English, Spelling Coach Sheri Westerman Science 279 ,jf ' Road n gg? I 15 1 'an . 1-.4 -a I.. .u ' ... rn-f wk, - x.-14' . Y wg 1 nan? 'un Nh .1 X 5, ,r12'1 '?,. B . . I . Q- R' 1 Oul- ..v, 'A vlu ,. xt if I a 34 a,,,,,1, ,qsx Q ,M ,,. . f Ui S.. 3: XX 'Viz' 'z . ' xj ,jgf ' J 'f . by -gr. . s'.,' -2 1 .NST !k' -wi V OUARTER OF A CENTURY OF SERVICE I947-I972 DON A. HOFFMAN Ellcullvl Vim Prlsidinl lnd Chit! Exianhi OHIMY. Dlnctov ELMER T. DIHARY, JR, van wma-M me cm-an sw-my m nn sua f .W I Q 2 i PAUL MERRVMAN Via Prldhnl :nd Loon Offlmr SAM LUCAS Asinlnt Viet Pruldsnl Ind Loan DHI!-SV vonmuu A, nf-uonounsr S. M. sTmcvcLANn FWBEFT vsm Prcsidinl Mnrlulng Presidem ' M k ma cum-mf :ummm P ' OFFICERS X5 MRS. LOUISE DONNELLV Am. Cami: me Admlninntof KN Customer Account! Mas. EVALENE xoua A-1. cm-1.1 .na suwvzwf of Am, emi., ,M M,,,.,f MRS. MARY BE DDOE wxnvsv J, ncx ca-wlmum .ms sam unmmmm umm: 'f:f't?,2,,5Q ffdcQ'f, E'Q,'f' JACK SHEFFIELD of Auimmmw' ,Assamm Cashier cmd Olivo-In Yllhr Ovtfillonx nl I mm ruuuvlmn R Q Q 1 A , I 4 .,.. S .5 , :Ni 5 ggi 'Q A .W ae, . , 1 1.4: Q - .:' 3554 ff -- 1355, gy-Nf'v:.: xi! A .AN ...:, - X I FIRST STATE BANK OF GREEN S BAYOU I420 Federal Road Member F D I 282 Elaine's Beau+y Shop l236 Holland 455-0793 Lillian Fink - Opera+or Ka+hy Evans - Operafor Bonnie Sopchak - Opera+or Elaine Hariman - Owner and Operafor OFF, 673-3765 674-9180 SUPERBUND ' UPERBUND Wm PROOFING MFG. CO. 10095 WATERPROOFING Fo OOFING SWIMMING POOLS GALVANIZED METAL. CONCRET CK PA ENTED CE 955 , C WS I - OU O :QCARLTON'S HARDWARE 2 2 1202 Federai Road Ei 2 2 iOpen 24 Hoprs 2 2 DANBURG'S DEPARTMENT STORE 7 Marita? S+. 455-0l88 Open 9 'ro 9 I..,.. GOU LD TEXACO T co R 62 I 3 Lyons 283 JACINTO CITY COUNCIL Surrounded by Rudasil 8: Green f ' Wa' 5' Insurance A enc MP' UIIOa's g Y III gk SupereH'e nhl Inf 6'-fa oft ' I gr Dr F I3I0 Mercury 4 I509 Mercury Box 24247 ,I 675-50'9 Qw Gr I 6 'Q + Hous+on Texas Phone: 672 2578 284 Sa+isfied CusI'omers R. C. SCHIMDT 81 SCNS INC. MACHINE SHOP R. C. SCHIMDT - Presidenf R. D. SCHIMDT - Vice Presideni' I2l5 Akron S+reeI Jacin'I'o Cify Off - 673-59I I H - 674-0226 H + T 77029 THE SENICR CLASS l of l972 Class Colors: Red and Black Class Flower: Red Ca rna+ion Class Mo'H'o: To know one's self is l'l1e l'rue: To s+rive wi+h one's self is +he good: To conquer one's self is +l1e beau+i'Ful. Complimenls Of l FURR CFFICE STAFF Mrs. Mildred Allwriglvl' Mrs. Claudean Cruse Mrs. Virginia Hall Mrs. Frances Hewi1+ Mrs. Dorofhy Ma'Hl1ews Mrs. Willia Roberfs Mrs. Dorofhy Townley xy . A New c:oNRoY REALTY E37 1 Real Es+a+e Sales and Appraisals Eie Conroy e 453-i862 453-7782 l242I Easl' Freeway Housion, Texas 770I5 I I n mi lilsiiiifn 60+ Somefhmg UI YUUR LUCATIUI 7 0 B I L E ann-Lens:-Nauru-warn S ' G N S Impgr-I-5 nf, l!flN- - GRAND OPENINGS O SALES PROMOTIONS SPECIAL FEATURES O EMPLOYMENT ADVERTISING JIMDACUS SIGN CBAFTEBS PAINTED ADVERTISING SCREEN PROCESS CRAIG DACUS PHONE: 453-2861 UVALDE HousToN, TEXAS MYRON'S Salon of Bea u+y Myron Bourgeois Owner and S+ylis'I' I22I4 Markef S+. 453-I493 Coiffures of Dis+inc+ion ' H 4 l V WAI 4 ll l PICKUP AND DELIVERY CompIimenI's of RCSSIGNON Akco SERVICE CHRlSTIAN'S CompIe+:Aal5ahILn?er?l3:EiYTune ups NG' I SI' I I p cfion Service J fs 45 LODEN'S HARDWARE APPLIANCES I040I Marlcef S+. GL5-0808 675- I 66 I I0823 Markei' Sfreei' Jacin+o Ci+y PR G5 I 4 FEDERAL LAN ES sowt WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED - CHEAPEST RATES IN TowN OPEN AROUND THE CLOCK BOWL 3.HOURS SATURDAY - from 3 fill 6 STUDENTS - SL00 ADULTS - 82.00 Join your fellow s+udents and bowl here wi+h 'them - Tuesday ef 4 p.m. ACK WHITMAN, GERALD BRYCE, Owners l4l8 Federal Rd. 453-0493 HAS IT ALU' In 7 complete department stores and 11 convenient cata- log and appliance stores in Houston, Pasadena, Baytown, Galveston, Texas City, La Marque and Dickinson. ff A. C. Jordon Insurance Agency Auto-Fire-Liability-Boafs Mrs. A. C. Jordon l06I4 Chadwick S+. 673-0749 Houston, Texas 77029 SOLOMON'S FABRIC Simplicity McCall Lili... ' ff' Vogue Z BuH'ericlc PaH'erns I506 Federal No,-fhshore Shopping Center GL3-4533 455-41 I5 l nlli l STAR ENGRAVING CO. 290 GEORGE LINNENBURG SALES REPRESENTATIVE JE WELRY X S' x V 0 SQSW ,L Tun. Flru.s1lN DIAMUND WA1z.r-asa WAT: H REPAIR 4C1LISTE1N TEXAS 17U29 hLSlZlIJ7 5 EE. W Q far Zi S2 as we I 1 15, Jones TV and V 11 Appliance Anderson Mofors Inc. Inc. 72I3 Lyons Ave. I605 Clinfon Dr. 675,665l Galena Park 674-1 138 Russo's Food Marker Open 6 a.m. fo 9 p.m. Mon. Thru Sai. a.m. To I p.m. Sdurday 6902 Marker Sfreef 927 Mercury f--S??:N x , r ,af I K P 673-9 I 6 I iW2.1o,Q, 63 f nrrr ' of Iz, ,, . . 292 OWNER: Duncan McCoy SHOP PHONE RESIDENCE PHONE 673-0 I 57 673- I 069 HOUSTON WELDING 81 PRESS CO. Office Phone Day or Nighf 673-0434 2I2 Harbor Drive Hous+on, Texas 77020 Specializing in rebuilding heavy equipmenf Iracfors, draglines, difching machines, e+c. Poriable hydraulic 'Irack presses and welding machines Equipped +o bring fo your iob - +erri+ory unlimifed E. L. MCKAY 293 I s IOI3 Mercury Drive Jacin+o Ci+y 674-7740 673-5244 I 0723 Markei' Jacinfo Cify evic URRISU CO'MPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES SPANISH EARLY AMERICAN CONTEMPORARY S Housion . Bayfown I27l0 'Marlref Sf. GL 3-7l03 408 W. Texas Ave. 427-I747 Phone 453-9604 Inf. 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Q. rv Q- 1 - 1? -mins l 4610 12 . ,Q e ' S RICE INC. Hous+QnQTexas 672- I 704 ' W 4 fi. . -I -I 117 - MLA I ev- vs 3 d '1 ,X 5 as Federal Lanes Snack Bar -5 6. F E D E R H L. 7.....,.- Qg.,..k- I4I8 Federal Rd. NATIONAL MEAT CO. FRESH MEATS PIT BAR-B-QUE D8l3 Markei S+. Housfon, Texas I ll PHOTOS RAPII I Rs 1625 Richmond Avenue ' Houston, Texas 77006 T O G 97 I I Wallisville Road Congra+uIaI'ions Io 'Ihe Seniors 72 W. G. AIberI Air Condi+ioninq Par'I's and Repair GMI' QMQI SM 5 Buy Old Window Uniis - Running or Noi I355 Sheffield We sell guaranfeed rebuili' unifs GL 3-2790 I7 I 2 Mercury Dr. 673-0942 Jacin+o CII ARENA R A . p , H E E R I 5 r 672-6144 we nscommsuu I I I Glider Exiermmahng Co. PEST CONTROL - TERMITE CONTROL Colony PAINTS MERCURY HOUSTON. TEX. 77 THOMAS LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO. GUARANTEED SA 'non 10715 Market Street I-'CENS Houston, Texas 77029 FIOMER GILDER BONDED YRS. ExPERlE I wayne Th m s Ow Phone I C7131 672-0559 I I s Men l260 Uvalde IOI4 Mercury Drive In Convenience Supermarke+ Prices PATRO i FURR ig i S fe . O Jcl.-L b fi .f Vw .,,. '53 es Mr. and Mrs. C. McKi'l'+rick 5 ,sw is 5. 1.9 H? Qi ai if E. W. Magee Service 4+h Period +. Office Assis+an+s? I ,.... 5,4 A 3' Mr. . d ggWsKe 52.Es gif iii 5 Q E S - film 5 r u , ., ,T Q M 299 , 1555.233 Complimen+s Jacin+o Ci+y Police Depa r1'men+ . I ' f Nm Q.- scmzsono W MACHINE WCRKS Houses - Lois - Acreage - Commercial MARCELLA PARKER 1332 McCarty IOSI9 O ego Sf. lJacin'I'o Ciiyl H ion, Texas 77029 673-3632 MRS. MARCELLA PARKER - Broker 1 cl-IADWICK X H srumos S Fuqigllpvglillgilgg i I2I I S. Main A 472-5l4l Complimen+s of PAM HALEY fHead Pho+ogra pher I 969-7 I FRANK'S FLORIST and CATERING kron V Houslon, Texa ,. , ,VM Flowers for all Occasions 675 7987 ll 6 48212 :bk CU' 7' f WL ' Li .IME . 3 33 5. 'ri .lb E5 l v, ' U Mi, Nxt.. 11 s X' ,ga-S' l ,m 1. X X E, N L 'Ly J-xi' ,si Artur O U' . ' H .4-' f J. 'IQiQf5: M X . if y AY 11. Sy.. 1 'L ,i , 5- 733 .3 1 a Q . .Q 'V Q 1 5' 4 1 -.N ' Boufi 509 Uvalde 453-6326 fs x 1 X u 7 ESQ fi?- ost Office Box 9635 Home 455-4580 Iouston l5, Texas Office 675-5558 BARN EY'S INCORPORATED TRENCHING, UTILITY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT RENTAL 5: E! f-Iii. 1 f' x MCCORVEY SHEET METAL 500 S. Mein Galena Park 672-7545 You , :an keep lC3!'l1ll1 and growm with us. Iouston Lighting 81 Power Company An equal opportunity employer. Congratulations! You've come a long way and it took courage and hard work to get here. But we're betting you won't stop! We believe you will want to keep learning and improving yourself. If you choose college or the service, accept our Wishes for good luck. But if you're ready for employment-a job where you can continue to learn and improve yourself-We have a proposal. Because of the phenomenal growth of the Houston-Gulf Coast area, we at Houston Lighting Sz Power Company need people who are willing to grow with us. Positions include draftsmen, meter readers, warehousemen, clerks, secretaries, PBX operators, keypunch operators and technicians in the electric utility transmission, distribution and power fields If you're ready to continue learning, and to accept a position with real growth potential-now or later-call us or come by ou1' offices at 611 Walker, Houston. 30 CongraI'uIaI'ions To The Band from GOOD SHEPHERD METHODIST YOUTH GROUP Mr. Jim Wieskopf, Sponsor Il . P43 ,. i'I9I' s. M. WALKEF K8 FLoRlsT MCBRIDE'S LUCKY 7 SU PERMARKET Marks? S+ree+ af Kilroy Jacinfo Ci+y OR 5- I 78 I FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS' -I XI 7I I0 Lyons Ave. Housfon, Texas jif Call 674- I 228 ii mi Nga I I ,f ffI'R'-'?' -War!!!-5 E -iw.. lfllll, .U,mU 5 - u E 33 g esezzsff 'S Qjfjfjm '? ,,2,i ,Q on Proven 20 nun from 55 .,, ' ' A M'f'0AI'l PU!!! ' L FIOAN4 ,CPI If Q.,- Jufcr mms! 6 zmofmuf 25 I A9304 1 . gfweq fkua. Hmsunaens .sos - cuesssauncen so GRILLIUCII HOT DOGS 35' rnsncn runes so 'W '5 ' 0' MONDAY HOLLAND AVENUE PHARMACY L G O in lo G A l3I3 Holland Complimen+s of ROBlCHEAUX'S TEXACO 5440 Easf Freeway a+ Lockwood 673-9l20 L J. G. ROBICHEAUX, Owner 01'a leels,lBealu1fy College Q A ,L ,J 4 4 1 ' x X JL s I5I I Clinfon Dr. 5 I Texala Construction Company - .ar - ...,.. AGN EW BEAUTY SCHOOL Side Approved School of Cosmetology Underground Uzilicy Contractorsg FOR THE FINEST TRAINING Complele Courses in Refresher beauiy culiure wig sfyling Equipment Rentals menicuring courses ii-i1i ll' , Sj P f0 Wig Sozngpisg-IE1gInsnLINe 'nd s Fuss JOI runcmem Learn more ro Earn more for Less Pay es You Learn 453-7I4l PHONE 672-6346 8120 STEDMAN STREET HOUSTON. TEXAS 77029 i206 Uvalde Norih Shore Village Shopping Cenler Smiri' Women Use Our Service and Save No Appoinimenf Necesser . Suppor+ ' ' 'HIS E u FU RR PARENT TEACHERS ASSCDCIATION Just as the wave cannot exist for itself, but must always participate in the swell of the ocean, so we can never experience our lives by ourselves, but must always share the experiencing of life that takes place all around us - Albert Schweitzer sos Hwy '? 5' 3 x 0 Furr is an image in a mirror revealing America. We are reflections of the establishment, the rebellion, and the conglomeration. We're all in this together - whether it is FHS, Houston, Texas, or the USA - whatever happens is up to us. 311 At a time when so much emphasis is placed on individual rights, it is important to remember the basis of America's success - everyone working together for the betterment of all people. This attitude has too often been cast aside and replaced by more selfish ones. ln preparing the 1972 ARENA, it was hoped that pride in America could be re-established. This is not pride in one group of Americans, but pride in all Americans. lt is the kind of pride that Americans had in the beginning of our country almost 200 years ago. Somehow, somewhere along the way, this pride has been exploited, Many of the national problems highlighted in the '72 ARENA were not intended to degrade the Nation but to draw attention to the problems. After all, we the people of FHS are the ones who will have to help deal with these problems. ln four years, 1976, the Nation will celebrate its 200th birthday. During that year, many Americans will take pride in their country, but for some that pride will fade as quickly as it comes. Some may consider this book to be idealistic or flag-waving, but if the spirit of any American is re-awakened as a result, this book has served its purpose. Thanks go to the ARENA Staff Cespecially those who contributed more than was requiredj, the photographers, and eYeryone who helped make this yearbook a reality. My sincere thanks go to Miss G. for without her help and determination the '72 ARENA would not have been possible. wlwaa Howard Cordell Editor-in-Chief '72 ARENA Autographs 1 i Ifffl N4 'K I N .ir f X . N . 'by H7 ' if I i iiF'k.T1Z-tf :f'-W--'f 1 -I T L- . . .J Ei A,-.,.f,v1f1'2QQ -' il M IlL :1'ii' . i YV fi I ,i' i Ii' ii 'F it V ,Lia ,f -1 Q -.Q Q if-I 1 . vt ,W 'V in C f1l'f'f,i 5,4 i , -A - 1 - I Wig., I- ry, i'. 5' .3! , L . 1'-4? ' i t qs it T 3 :1m,,ig,,,iig',s T sf ik ,A fa, A . A - .L 6-D Pvt ywu 9251-Q1-an-3,v'4wi93 swf: , . CY M. , 7Z,' P. 255, '.g :,. 'A' t .1 '. , . y , , v . , nj, 1 f 'N , sz, 5 - U' Silgu-. ii - , . l ' 0 . -f' 7 . . l if Il x A I iwsa - ' .asv if fi 2- oE. 'E '4 I Q f . - 7 3 4 ..4.1.'d-WT?- 4 'T 1 7' ','., 1,ao A. .1 Q-' W -. . ' ' 1-f. 7 list'- .'fH,,. ,P M ITH .V'f,, 'I HOWARD CORDELL - editor-in-chief - JOE VILLARREAL - assistant editor - CANDY CARRICO - business manager - LINDA CIELINSKI - ad manager - JACK HEINTSCHEL and PAUL POOL - head photographers - DEBBIE CROUCH, FRANKIE CRUSE, ROY DITTMAN, RHEDA MELTON, JOHN MICHAEL ROJAS, DON SMIT , MORGAN WORD, PAT ZALE - photographers - MARTHA CALLAWAY, BECKY F INLEY - activities - CYNTHIA HALEY BARBARA OWENS, CYNTHIA STRICKLAND - organizations - DWAYNE FAUST, FOSTER PETERSON, RAY STANFIELD - sports - JAHNELLE RE CANDELARI, BRENDA SEAL - jr. high Oth-8thJ class section - STEVE HODGES, VERNE IVEY -- tieshman class section - LINDA McKAY, JOHN SM - sophomore class section - TONI WHITE - junior class section -- MIKE ALEXANDER - senior class section - RHONDA SIMS - faculty section - DEBBIE CARLILE - ad section - PATRICIA DOLEZAL, TONY GONZALES, DIANE GREENSAGE, BECK! HERRERA, LAWRENCE STANSBUFIY -trainees Sfdff - STEVE HODGES -top ad salesman - JOE VILLARREAL - top ARENA salesman I r r I L L