Hardin Jefferson High School - Hawk Yearbook (Sour Lake, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1985 volume:

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X HAFRDIN JEFFERSON HIGH SCHGOL SOUR LAKE, TEXAS 77659 ' HIGHWAY 326 .Wt H1 Q K 1985 VC L-. 21 Hardin-Jefferson Recognizes lts Debt To The Petroleum lndustry Above is Texaco's first headquarters in Beaumont, Texas. These men were the crew who brought in Fee 33, Texaco's first producing well. According to Texaco's authorized history, Texaco's major growth began in January, 1903, ' when the Company's Well No. 3 at Sour Lake, not far from the Spindeltop field came in as a major discovery. Texaco is still producing some 2,000 barrels a day from this field and is now engaged in enhanced recovery there. This is an artist's conception of Sour Lake as a boom town in 1902. The Homecoming Court watches the crowning of the new queen. Lou Cappi and Roxanne Kibodeaux watch educational TV. Steve Sabrsula and Les Hatton work on English IV research papers. H-J Students Benefit From Tax Revenue From Oil-Related Industries E I , l 5 Yolanda Vinson listens attentively in Home and Family Living class. Realizing our debt to the petroleum lndustry, the yearbook staff decided to show its gratitude by honoring them in the 1985 Hawk. Since Texaco's birthplace is Sour Lake and also, because with its taxes, Texaco is the largest supporter of our school district, it was decided that singling out Texaco as our partner in education would reflect appreciation to the industry as a whole. A Successful Pep Rally Combines Hard Work And Talent Andy Pricer gets in the mood to cheer for the Hawks Til Holley Castello and Kim Seaman perform to Thriller, Carol Benoit, Stephanie Leger, and Tracy Hall do their bit, also to Thriller. Sophomores wait for the pep rally to begin. KY' w Ethel Jones, Monique Brown, and Agnes Harmon Captains Clifton, Padgett, and King five a pep talk. Pep rallies are the highlights of the week during football season. Students and teachers alike look forward to the Friday spirit session. For them, it is an enjoyable event - nothing to do but go and yell and take part in a splendid let it all out event. For other participants, however, it is a different story. The cheerleaders, the drill team, the flag corps, the band, the players themselves, and the sponsors and coaches have worked hard to prepare an outpouring of spirit that seems spontaneous. Each of these groups works all week to get ready for that thirty-minute show. Many hours of practice go into each pep rally. lt is difficult and challenging to come up with a different routine every week, but Hardin-Jefferson's students do just that. Of course, the pep rally is only a preview of Friday night's game. The purpose is to build spirit and cheer the team on to victory! The Starlettes entertain. Seniors lift Robb Hamm into the air. Lisa Turner ls Crowned Queen s Crt H-J Homecoming Lisa Turner, 1984 Homecoming Queen, is the daughter of Mrs. Elzina Turner and the late Will Turner of Nome. She has played basketball four years participating in two regional tournaments and one state tournament. ln addition, she has been invited to take part in the State All-Star Game sponsored by Texas Coaches. Lisa is also a member of the track team and has served on the annual staff for two years. , Lisa is crowned by '83 Queen Jodie Bibb Brown. Lisa is escorted by her brother, Henry Lee Brown. Queen Lisa wears her crown and carries her roses, symbols of her royalty. Flower girl Deah Breithaupt and crown bearer Alex Goodman stand with Mrs, Brown. Q az 5 2, 2 7 X 4 IH. 'wi -' .f ' 54 4 Mg 9' 43 V x K I, www: 'J 4 V My M' 1 fa O 15 y ,': A f 2 is . ,. :L 'L 'Yr w w w: .lp Karate expert Kevin Haney visits with a clown. Homecoming Celebrations Enllven Fall Activities At l-lerclin-Jefferson ,,, ,V . wr. L 41 Mr. Picou and Mrs. McCormick help the freshmen overflow in the truck-stuffing COFIIGSL Qs-,,4fY tv Mrs. Price laughs at nerds Timi Tyner and Sheri Fontenot. Coach Riggs gives a talk at the pep rally. H.. Les Hatton dressed as a cockroach on Character Day. Homecoming is a great time at Hardin-Jefferson High School. It is a time of letting go, a time of contests, a time of dressing in odd clothing, a time of promoting your candidate for Homecoming duchess or queen - in general, a time for enjoyment and fun. This year, Nerd Day seemed to be the day that most people liked best. Almost everyone, including teachers, had on mismatched, out-of-style clothes and glasses with tape on them. The freshmen won the hall decorating contest. A dance after the Friday night game ended the week's festivities. f ' ' ' Mrs. Goodman helps the sophomores. .,, a. Mrs. Martin is a nerd? b. The football team returns from their special yell. Duchesses Are Part Junior class duchess, Carol Benoit, is escorted by her father, Ronnie Benoit. Carol is a varsity cheerleader, playes volleyball and tennis and is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Sophomore class duchess, Lara Elliott, is escorted by her tather, Larry Elliott. Lara is a junior varsity cheerleader, a band member, and plays basketball. Freshman class duchess, Holley Castello, is escorted by her uncle, Mike Still. Holley is a junior varsity cheerleader and a band member. 10 Of Homecoming Royalty Junior class duchess,Tracey Hall, is escorted by her brother, Edmond Hall. Tracey is a varsity cheerleader and plays volleyball and basketball. Sophomore class duchess, Stephanie Leger, is escorted by her brother, Dan Leger. Stephanie is a junior varsity cheerleader and plays volleyball and basketball. She was a nominee for Valentine Sweetheart in 1983. Freshman class duchess, Kim Seaman, is escorted by her father, Perry Seaman. Kim is a junior varsity cheerleader. 11 Faces Reveal Emotions ..,.,v A 1 i Michelle Martel if Flon Chase ,i fj2T'C , frf':,'1 M. , , U. My , Tommy Davis gf 455' ...- -v'-av nn' pe- Albert Sonnier 4P5'F1i'-Q11' f . nd 5 1'5:.g5qef,,f, 1 .5535 ' ,gf-xfg, , 1'5 .- 'iiglgfersbs f- - Daniel Soileau if 52 Y' EEZ? ' .n 'jg l Wayne Scott Jeff Jagneaux Faces - happy, smiling, pensive, sad, wondering, sometimes hidden. These two pages contain the faces of some Hardin- Jefferson students. No explanatory captions are necessary. The pictures speak for themselves. Brian Hamm Carolyn Harmon Terryn Wilson and Donna Harris f .x V' ' 'W' rw, V M 'N existence of Hardin-Jefferson High School is education. Students here feel that their school is the best, and that they learn a lot from some of the best teachers in the l-lardin-Jefferson Stresses 3 Ft's The reason for the area. Bee Guillory, Paul Austin, Connie Conner, and Willie Coleman listen to typing instructions. Karen Michulka writes busily. Scott Ferguson plays basketball in P.E. 5' i, it Aung, Stacey Ainsworth learns to cook in homemaking Future chemists Kim Brady and Connie Conner work out a problem English IV students read by emergency light during 3 power Outage' Theresa Gillispie operates the computer. Coach Dupree's science class conducts an experiment. Halls Dt l-l-J Are Part Of Social Life X . A L l., Andrew Batiste, Karl Stelly, and Jackie Wilson watch the girls go by. Lori Waller, Robert Presley, Roxanne Wiggins, and Jimmy Lonnette visit. An important part of student life at Hardin-Jefferson High School is lived in the halls. Meeting one's friends and walking around the building is a vital part of the school day. Some students stake out certain portions of the hall while others stay on the move. f 1, a ' 1 Holley Costello has the hall to herself. Amy Tatum and Domingo Arguello stop to talk Organizations S Wx It must have taken some organization to get huge equipment, such as this boiler, through the Sour Lake backwoods by oxen. Student Council Has Leadership Role The 1984-85 Student Council began its year in August with the Summer Leadership Conference at Stephen F. Austin University. Council officers in attendance were Daniel Davis, Lou Cappi, Tammie Nolte, and Jill Abernathy. When school started in September, the Council was off and running to provide both guidance and pleasure for the student body. They certainly pleased the faculty with a delicious luncheon on Work Day. Fall also meant football games and the responsibility for selling programs at the games and sponsoring after-game dances. Homecoming Week certainly tested the endurance of the Council because there was no rest for them. They were in charge of all activities, including the hall decorating contest, the dress for each day, the candle light pep rally, and the Homecoming Dance. Student Council officers attended the Mid-Winter Workshop in Kerrville. As suddenly as it began, it was over. The school year was coming to an end. The Council's final activity was supervising elections for next year's officers and representatives. 1984- presid 85 Student Council officers are, top to bottom, Lou Cappi, vice- ent, Daniel Davis, president, Jill Abernathy, treasurer, and Tammie Nolte, secretary. Lou Cappi sells programs at a football game. 1: M. Holland, L. Manuel, E. Adams, T. Leger, K. Nolan, R. LeDoux, C. Bertrand, J. Abernathy: Flow 2: T. Kibbe, N. Lee, C. 1, S. Haynes, S. Brantley, S. McGraw, S. Hunter: Ftow 3: S. Williams, A. Bronson, S. Fontenot, P. Ellison, S, Lindsey, B. Baird, Tyner, T. Nolte: Flow 4: M. Lloyd, J. Clifton, C. Griffin, L. Atkins, L. Cappi, D. Davis Helping to chaperone the Homecoming Dance are Miss Young, Mrs. Parsley, and Mr. Fleotor. Homecoming ls Busiest Time Gt Year For Student Council Mrs. Spears and Mrs. Gallier, dressed as nerds, take a break. Decorations for the Homecoming dance were very appropriate. Patty Schroeder and Tammie Nolte make wonderful nerds The freshmen won the hall decorating contest. Lisa Turner, Fiuftus Lavergne, Coach Ellitt, and Mr. Timmons prepare the record for the cheerleaders to do their Thriller routine. Shonda Haynes, John Vaughn, Debbie Strang, Corey Louviere, Betsy Gillette, Debbie Rankin, Tyree Leger, Lara Elliott, Erika Adams, Stephanie Williams, Kelly McGIaun, and Courtney Cambern are dressed for Character Day. Jaylyn Burrows, Becky Dow, Rhonda LeDoux, Kim Wright, Laura Taylor, Doris Hidalgo, and Mary Wright stand while Sheri Fontenot and Timi Tyner sit in front of the senior hail decoration. Members Of National Honor Society Are 4 l l 4 These are the new members ot the National Honor Society. Bow 1: M. Lloyd, L. Ellison, T. Nolte, W. Turk, P. Blanchard, C. Bertrand, G. Jannise, P. Pool, Bow 2: T. Schlottman, E. Murray, D. Burke, Fl. Morse, K. Behar, T. Watts, G. Lehmillerg Flow 3: J. Barker, S. Laird, Fl. Baker, S. Brantley, C. Griffin l B 3 i Jill Abernathy taps Tammie Nolte. 3 Daniel Davis proves giving blood is a snap. Tommy Davis and Robert Taker carry in the supplies for the blood drive. intellectuals Ot Hardin-Jefferson 7 lv T The National Honor Society membership is based 'l upon characteristics of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The members attempt to serve their school and community by sponsoring a blood drive each year. This year the drive obtained seventy-eight pints for the Blood Center of Southeast Texas. In February the senior members introduced the twenty-one new members to the student body in a ' tapping ceremony in the auditorium. In May these new members and their parents were honored with a special induction ceremony and officer installation at the Sour Lake Elementary Cafetorium. Brett Kolander, Beth Baird, Sheila Lindsey, Steve Sabrsula, Jill Abernathy, and Rhonda LeDoux wait for the tapping ceremony to begin. Row 1: S. Sabrsula, Fl. LeDoux, J. Burrows, M. Wright, T. Tyner, M. Leger, J. Abernathy, B. Kolanderg Row 2: M. Lloyd, L. Ellison, T. Nolte, W. Turk, P. Blanchard, C. Bertrand, G. Jannise, P. Pool: Bow 3: T. Schlottman, E. Murray, D. Burke, FZ. Morse, K. Behar, T. Watts, G. Lehmillerg Bow 4: J. Barker, S. Laird, B. Baker, S. Brantley, C. Griffin, Sponsor Mrs. Johnson l Annual Staff Records Memories Editor Carolyn Harmon helps with choir Roxanne Kibodeaux, Lou Cappi, Tina Durke, and Sharon Piire look busy? decorations. Tony Brown comes into class. i Roxanne Kibodeaux and Sharon Pitre read the Hawk Squawk for copy help. Lisa Turner and Michael Harrington relax i Lou Cappi, Lisa Turner, and Sharon Pitre are looking Mrs. Morris' delighted expression says the 1985 Hawk is completed! over layouts. Row 1: K. Lee, M. Harrington, Fi. Kobodeaux, L. Wallerg Fiow 2: T. Durke, L. Turner, L. Atkins, S. Pitreg Row 3: L. Cappi, Fi. Presley, T. Brown Journalism Students Learn Newspaper Journalism l students Missy Couch, Doris Hidalgo, Gregor Lehmiller, Tommy Low, Mrs. Tucker, Cindy Pullen, Carrie Griffin, and Missy Lloyd type in copy on the word processor. Missy Couch reads The Camera Never Blinks by Dan Journalism I students get ready for post mortemf' Ratner. Production By Publishing Hawk Squawk A14 U Q Connie Conner and Kim Brady look at negatives as they develop pictures. 3 Sharon Pitre, Laura Taylor, and Bridgette Wolte complete a page. Having a state finalist in headline writing capped off the year for the journalism classes this year. Carrie Griffin placed at district and regional meets to get to make the trip to UIL Journalism Competition Finals in Austin. Both Ron Chase and Missy Couch advanced to regionals in Brenham at Blinn College by placing at district. Ron won first place in newswriting and Missy was second in editorial writing at the District Meet held at East Chambers. In other competition two trophies were brought home from the Kirbyville Invitational Meet. Missy Lloyd and Carrie participated and their combined efforts won the team trophy. Eight editions including a senior edition were put out this year. A news lab written by Bobby Hawthorn, UIL director in Austin, was used for the first time. By using overhead and tapes, realistic journalism practice settings were made possible. The Journalism I class and the Journalism Il class were separated for the first time, and the infamous Black Hole was turned into a classroom for the smaller Journalism ll class. Because of this, much more work was done on photography as the Black Hole could become really black for all the time students spent in the darkroom working on their photography assignments. On hands experience with the 35mm. camera plus the developing of film and printing of pictures was done often. Also, for the first time, all stories written by the Journalism ll class were written on Apple Computers. Apple Writer program enabled lots of experience with a word processor. Every skill picked up helped the student prepare for future jobs. Senior Journalism ll students who put out four fall editions of the Hawk Squawk included Mike Clifton, Ron Chase, Connie Conner, Kim Brady, Laura Taylor, Sharon Pitre, and Bridgette Wolfe. Journalism l students who joined into the production of the Hawk Squawk were Carrie Griffin, Missy Lloyd, Missy Byrd, Missy Couch, Doris Hidalgo, Cindi Pullen, Tommy Low, and Greg Lehmiller. Eight Editions Of The Squavvk Published Doris Hidalgo and Missy Couch take a break from the hectic pace. Fion Chase, photographer, asks, You want me to prim how many more'? I 1 1 I 1 v 1 Missy Lloyd's advice to incoming journalism students Learn to type or you will have to write the whole thing out. Carrie Griffin is thunderstruck because she won so many trophies. c i Griffin decides the Hawk Squawk looks pretty good Journalism ll students hunt for Journalism I mistakes. Il. Wolfe passes out copies of the Hawk Squawk to Dean Robertson, Shad Priddy, Camp. Ron Chase and Mrs. Tucker are excited about Flon's first-place trophy. Tommy Low snuggles with the Black Hole bear after the last edition goes to press. U , Speech And Drama Club Encourages Acting Anc Speaking Abilities The year started with a performance of Edgar Lee Masters' Spoon River Anthology. The drama class chipped in to do the technical work for the choir's musical, Christmas on Angel Street. They also helped the choir with a show at the elementary school. Many of the members were involved in UIL speaking activities. The class was small, but big on talent and willingness. Speech and Drama Club, Row 1: T. Leger, E. Adams, H. LeDoux, K. Wright: Flow 2: L. Davis, B. Shields, R. Kibodeaux, L. Taylor: Row 3: A. Bronson, S. Haynes, S. Williams, C. McCue: Ftow 4: C. Cambern, T. Zimbeck, L. Cappi, S. Sabrsula l 1 I 1 l l Speech and Drama Club officers are Todd Zimbeck, Rhonda LeDoux, Shonda Haynes, Courtney Cambern, and Lou Cappi. One-act Play cast members, Row 1: K. Michulka, E. Adams, R. LeDoux, B. Shields, C. Robinson, Row 2: S. Haynes, A. Bronson, Fi Briggs, M. Ball, K. Nolan: Row 3: S. Sabrsula, T. Low, T. Zimbeck Lou Cappi prepares his extemporaneous speech. The choir practices with Speech and Drama CIub's help. One-Act Play Cast Performs Persephone At l District This year Hardin-Jefferson performed Persephone at the UlL One-Act Play contest. The play was written by Ford Ainsworth, a high school teacher, especially for UlL contests and was adapted from the Greek myth which explains the seasons. Many hilarious moments occur when Hades lTodd Zimbeckl has to explain to Demeter lAndrea Bronsonj why he kidnapped her daughter Persephone llithonda l.eDouxJ. The dead in Hades lKelly Nolan, Barbara Shields, Erika Adams, Tommy Low, Mason Ball, Karen Michulka, and Shonda Haynesl are ready to revolt because Persephone and the supposedly vicious dog Cerberus lClint Robinsonl are playing catch with the bones of the dead. Hermes lSteve Sabrsulal appears on the scene to save the day. All ends well when Hades and Persephone realize they love each other. invaluable backstage assistance was provided by Roxanne Kibodeaux. Shonda Haynes reads the prologue. Andrea Bronson and Barbara Shields are with two ot the dead. Charon lBarbara Shieldsl speaks to Hades about Persephone. mes holds his silver arrows. Hades and Persephone love each other. Cerberus kneeis beside Persephone as she receives a messenger. Part of the cast takes a bow. New Choir Sings its Way Into l-I-J Hearts For the first time in eight years, Hardin-Jefferson has a choir, and for its first year the choir has made good progress both individually and as a group. At the beginning of the year, director Mrs. Deidre Linney and the students decided that they should let the public know they existed. Working toward that goal, they made many appearances. The choir's float won first prize in the Old Timers' Day parade. They presented a very successful musical at Christmas. They attended UIL events in the spring. They sang for many groups including the Lions Club, the Ministerial Alliance, and the 1985 graduation exercise. The choir rewarded themselves for a job well done with a visit to Astroworld. The students who made that trip will always remember the good time they had. Choir members ride their prize-winning float in the Old Timers' Day parade. Sheri Fontenot, Linda Atkins, Karen Michulka, Tonja Manuel, Stephanie Landrum, and Carolyn Harmon practice for the Christmas musical. i f Linney checks the bus on the way to Astroworld. Jimmy Lonneite dries himself after the rain at Astroworld. The choir sings at graduation. Flow 1: McCue, NVKX rg .L JXQ' K. Micnulka, P. Pool, T. Manuel, L. Wiggins, M. Brown, Row 2: L. Alkins, E. Barnhill, Fi. Presley, A. Louis, L. Celestine, C. Row 3: S. Landrum, J. Lonnette, B. Wolfe, S. Pitre vs We E X r Junior-Senior Prom ls ' Best Ever The 1984-85 Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Hilton Hotel in May, was declared to be the best ever. The theme was One More Night and the decorations were balloons, balloons, and more balloons. Delicious food and good music added to everyone's enjoyment. it Mx . One happy group includes Addie White, Darrell Hunter, Elaine Burrell, and Jerry ' Gradney, 1 A We rrr v T , V fi T ? T I T J W yi f rm 'f x. Sharing a table with Melissa Byrd and her M' date are Kelly Midkiff, Clayton Doucet, MM M M' A Fthonda LeDoux, and Tatum Ritter. f , , f 4 arry Floyd and Ftuffus Lavergne sample the buffet. Robert Morse dances with Mandy Oubre. Becky Dow and Jimmy Padgett were prom royalty. HARDIN-JEFFERSON CHEERLEADERS A cheerleader is popular. A cheerleader is glamorous. A cheerleader gets to go to all ot the games and gets to know all of those big-men-on- campus ballplayers. Therefore, the life of a cheerleader must be heaven. Right? Wrong. Some of these things are true, but none of them mention the hard work of learning new yell routines, the sore muscles from all the practice required to give a good performance, the possibility of injury when falling from a pyramid, lack of time for study to keep passing grades, and the necessity to be always enthusiastic and smiling jeven when you don't want toj in order to promote school spirit. This year's cheerleaders began their year in July at Cheerleading Camp at Sam Houston State University. There they received five blue ribbons which were the best a team could get. They also received the spirit. stick four nights in a row and were able to bring it home. They were nominees for the Award of Excellnce, the award given the top squad. For their dance to Thriller in the talent show, they were the only squad to receive a standing ovation. They were responsible for planning and carrying out each pep rally during the football games. They attended and performed at many basketball A games. Cheerleaders are judged on the basis of character, leadership, ability, personality, enthusiasm, and school spirit. They were joined this year by Super Hawk, also known as Flon Chase, a live mascot. Ron was dressed in a red, white, and blue hawk suit. He, with the cheerleaders, was instrumental in building school spirit. Flow 1: T. Hall, C. Benoitg Row 2: S. Leger, L. Martel, S. Fontenot, M. Marshall, A. Spears, Row 3: Ft. Hamm, K. Seaman, T. Tyner, M. Cambern, E. Jonesg Row 4: L. Elliott, H Castello. l i Super Hawk, Ron Chase, leads the Cheerleaders. COIVBN 'ALENT AND HARD WORK If I l This is a pyramid of ghosts. The CTIGGVIGGGGVS dressed BS SDOOKS 00 Halloween- Go, Hawks! yell the cheerleaders at a basketball game Athletic challenges are part of cheerleading. Cheerleaders Have Two Squads Above are the varsity cheerleaders. Kneeling: Alexa Spears, Ronda Hamm, Tracey Hall, Standing: Timi Tyner, Carol Benoit, and Sheri Fontenot Carol Benoit Sheri Fontenot Tracey Hall i V Ronda Hamm 1 7 Alexa Spears Timi Tyner The junior varsity squad forms a pyramid. The bottom row is composed of Ethel Jones, Stephanie Leger, and Lyn Martel. Holley Castello is in the middle. Next are Kim Seaman and Mandi Cambern. Topping the pyramid is Lara Elliott. Mandi Cambern Holley Castello Lara Elliott Ethel Jones Lyn Martel Kim Seaman Stephanie Leger STARLETTES HAVE AWARD WINNING YEAR The Starlettes took on a whole new look this year with new uniforms and hats. Also, Patsy Williams took over as director. Fifteen out of twenty-five girls attended camp at McNeese University in Lake Charles, Louisiana. The girls won 74 ribbons: 30 blue first place, 22 red second place, 16 white third place, and six green fourth place. The Starlettes also brought home the Spirit Pom given to the group which shows the most spirit at camp. In September a Drill Team Booster Club was formed. These ladies helped the drill team with many things including a booth at Old Timers' Day in Sour Lake. At Homecoming, Samantha Hall was voted Miss Starlette by the girls in the drill team. This award is given to a junior or senior who has given the most to drill team, worked the hardest with each member as well as the director, and in general devoted herself to the team. In March, the Starlettes had a one-day clinic for all girls interested in trying out for drill team. They were taught a warm-up exercise as well as a routine that had been used during football season. This clinic gave the girls a chance to see what being a drill team member is all about. ln May the Starlettes and Booster Club put on a Lip Sync Contest. lt was called Starmaker '85. Children from the elementary, junior high, and high school were encouraged to participate. There were seven groups from the elementary school and six groups from the high school who signed up. First, second, and third places were given awards. While the winners were being tabulated, Mrs. Sally Smith's fourth-period English Ill class sang We Are the World. Ted Garland from radio station KWIC was the master of ceremonies. Judges were Betsy Ravreby and Glenn Ely from Channel 12 in Beaumont and Boy Cronister from the Triple X Bock Group. Door prizes were given during the night between acts. Tryouts for next year's line were held in May. 42 1984-85 Drill Team officers are Connie Conner, 1st Lieutenant, Kelly Midkiff, 2nd Lieutenant, Flegina Grant, 2nd Lieutenant, and Rhonda LeDoux, Captain. Samantha Hall holds the roses given her for being Miss Starlette. Christine Arguello Ernestine Arguello Lisa Celestine Connie Conner Regina Grant Samantha Hall L Amanda Oubre Cynthia Ozane LaJuan Blincoe Aurora Edwards Kerstin Kinsley-Smith Andrea Thomas Elaine Burrell Melissa Byrd Linda Evans Tina Floyd Rhonda LeDoux Kelly Midkiff Pam Wilson Vicki Wilson The Starlettes work at their spin-the-bottle booth at Old Timers' Day. Kelly Midkiff and Samantha Hall were clinic Slarlettes march in the Old Timers' Day parade. winners. Kelly Midkifl, Mandy Oubre, and Kerstin Kinsley-Smith work on posters. MVS- Wiuiams finishes 3 P0519 A STARLETTE ooEs ivionE THAN DANCE Mr' ii! :ilk :IJ Pam Wilson and Ernestine Arguello sell spirit towels. Captain Rhonda LeDoux sits with mascot Angela Grant. Sitting: K. Midkiff, Fl. LeDoux, C. Conner, Fl. Grant: Kneeling: C. Ozane, L. Blinooe, V. Conner, L. Evans, S. Hall: Flow 3: K. Kinsley Smith, A. Edwards, V. Wilson, T. Floyd, A. Oubreg Flow 4: L, Celestine, M. Byrd, A. Thomas, E. Burrell, P. Wilson, D. Louvier BIG BLUE MACHINE ROCKS I-IABDIN-JEFFEBSCI' WITH FINE MUSIC The Big Blue Machine began their year in August with ninth-grade orientation. The freshmen were taught to play while marching and to understand and execute military commands. Full band rehearsals also began in August with the band working all day on Mondays and Wednesdays and late afternoons and evenings on Tuesdays and Thursdays. In September school began and so did pep rallies and football games. The Twirlers and Flag Corps performed to music conducted by the drum majors, Sandy Douglas and Pam Pool. Band rehearsals were held after school on Tuesdays and some Thursdays. At UIL Marching Contest, the Big Blue Machine received a Division ll. All-District Band tryouts were held at Hardin-Jefferson. The Big Blue Machine placed more students in the band than any other school in our district. All-Region Band tryouts were held on the campus of West Orange-Stark High School. Tonja Manuel, Debra Manuel, and Kim Marble all placed in the Region Band. Competing for these positions were members of bands from all over the region, including 5A bands. A Christmas concert was held at Sour Lake Elementary School for parents and prospective band members. Solo and Ensemble Contest brought more than 100 first-division medals to eligible band students. The Concert and Sight Reading Contest, held at Woodville High School in April, netted the band its sixth consecutive first division trophy. Band Sweetheart and Beau are Sandy Douglas and Darryl Bullock 1984-85 Drum Majors are Pam Pool and Sandy Douglas. end of a pep rally. iw 1: P. Pool, P. Overbey, S. Williams, K. Marble, B. Gillette, S. Douglas: Flow 2: D. Bradley, L. Ellis J. Horn, S. Edwards, E. Jones, P. Stelly, S. Robinson, K. Collier, V. Simmons, J. Burrows, G. Lehm rd, C. Griffin: Bow 4: L. Hayes, H. Castello, J. Lowrie, M. Briggs, L. Brown, M. Marshall, D. Rankin, anuel, D. Manuel, S. Priddy: Flow 5: C. Dlttrich, T. Johnson, R. Camp, T. Mills, P. Simmons, M. Mart ylor, R. Wheeler, N. Fontenot, L. Elliot, C. Petak, M. Lloyd: Row 6: D. Wright, Fi. Moye, I. Carreon, The band plays the school song at the Band Booster mothers work at the booth sponsored by them at the Old Timers' Day On, A brsula, C. Warren, S. Dupree, W. Turk, K. Parker, T. Trest, E. Byrd, D. Turke, T. Manuel, T. Adams: Flow iller C L. in, K F. iidry, K. Wilson, T. Kibbe, M. Holland: Bow 7: T. Leger, S. Laird, C. Louviere, P. Jones, C. Tammen, irff, M. Holland, E. Brown, S. Snider, J. Jones, E. Adams: Flow 8: D. Bullock, B. Edwards, K. Haney, ndsma, J. Mitchell, D. Griffin, L. Jordan: Flow 9: M. Tucker, K. McGIaun, K. Mlchulka, E. Walton, S, brsula M S A band is lined up for their Friday night foolball performance. The Flag Corps marches in step at the China parade. Flag Corps members and twirlers march off the field. Band members watch the pep rally. The Big Blue Machine marches and plays down the street in a parade. FHA IS MORE THAN COOKING AND SEWING I President Sharon McGraw Sharon McGraw, Michelle Minter, and Shirley Snider are installed. FHA Officers are Rhonda Wendling, Kelly Midkltf, Shirley Snider, Sharon McGraw, and Lori Zimbeck. Wwwfs HARMN Sitting: Sponsors Mrs. Gallier, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Polk, Row 2: Carol Nabors, Tina Floyd, Shirley Snider, Rhonda Wendling, Sharon McGraw, Anna Hamilton, Kelly Midkiffg Row 3: Sandy Judice, Stacy Dupree, Liz Brown, Theresa Trest, Renae Mott, Linda Hayes, Jodie Winter, Cynthia Ozane, Pam Bjerke I-IARDIN Polk discusses a recipe with Chris Tyler. Terrance Thomas samples his banana split. ln August officers of Future Homemakers of America attended the Leadership Conference at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. The members held a BYOB lthat's banana, not bottlel get- acquainted party in September. The refreshments were, of course, banana splits. Officers were installed in October. There was also a dinner prepared for parents. The group sponsored the annual Jingle Bell Ball at Christmas. Mrs. Marie Crandall demonstrated corsage making, and the members tried their hand with arranging flowers. During annual FHA Week, there were activities each day for home, school, and community. These included Teacher Appreciation Day and a visit to the nursing home in Kountze. Many members enjoyed a trip to the Fat Stock Show in Houston. Mrs. Jane White of Silsbee presented a program on handwriting analysis in March. Everyone enjoyed the pizza party in April. One of the most interesting meetings of the year featured guest speakers Jo Ann Wilson and Angie Hardt of Finishing Touches Modeling School. They demonstrated proper makup and modeling techniques. FI-IA ACTIVITIES KEEP MEMBERS BUSY Mrs. Polk, Tina Floyd, Lori Zimbeck, Kerstin Kinsley-Smith and Mandy Oubre stand while Kelly Midkiff kneels visiting a patient at the Kountze nursing home. I I I Mrs. Polk and Mrs. Gallier discuss FHA business. Lori Waller, Barbara Shields, Samantha Hall, and Chris Tyler cook. Barbara Shields has Mrs, Polk and Tonja Manuel in stitches. Andrew Batiste, Karl Stelly, Nickoal Marshall, and Terrance Thomas like their own cooking. Larence Atkins, Mrs. Polk, Michelle Minter, and Kelly Midkiff are relaxing t around the table. l A l 53 OEA STUDENTS NEEDED FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS Activities of the Hardin-Jefferson Office Education Association included installation of officers at First City Band of Sour Lake in September. Officers elected were Sheila Lindsey, president, Beth Baird, vice presidentg Addie White, secretary, Agnes Harmon, treasurer: Lana Brown, reporterg Michelle Martel and Thonda Tatum, historians, Sondra Hall, parliamentarian, and Alexa Spears, sergeant-at-arms. New members were initiated at the September meeting also. Members sold candy as a fall fund-raising project and took care of the plants in the building as a service project for the school. Students participated in homecoming week activities and Sour Lake Old Timers' Day. OEA also sponsored a mock national election in November. Professional improvement speakers included Dr. Nancy Darsey of Lamar University and Ms. Deborah Walker of Top Talent Temporaries. Christmas was celebrated at Red Lobster Restaurant in Beaumont. The Employers' Appreciation Banquet was held in February, and members worked at the Golden Triangle Special Olympics in May. Regional contest winners included Sheila Lindsey, Beth Baird, Barbara Shields, Lana Brown, Robert Presley, Rhonda Tatum, Ellie Brottem, and Vicki Douglas in Parliamentary Procedures, Agnes Harmon, Sondra Hall, Michelle Martel, and Alexa Spears in Chapter Activities Scrapbookg Addie White in Records Management, Glenda Foux and Andrea Thomas in Promotional Display. At state OEA in Austin, the parliamentary procedures team won first place and advanced to the OEA national contest in Houston, where they placed third. The 1984-85 school year was a very good year! GAIN KNOWLEDGE Students take an employment test administered by Ms. Walker, guest speaker. Kelly Shaw and Rhonda Hamm laugh at their OEA valentines. Q 2 Q? X OEA members ride in the Old Timers' Day parade. Dr. Darsey of Lamar University addresses the group. ,Q 1 i- any Kneeling: Karen Ogilvie, Yolanda Vinson, Lana Brown, Michelle Martel, Barbara Shields, and Addie White, Standing: Murphy Dowden, Tammy Laird, Glenda Foux, Andrea Thomas, Stephanie Ftocquemore, Alexa Spears, Sheila Lindsey, Agnes Harmon, Ricki Douglas, Ellie Brottem, Beth Baird, Flobert Presley, and Kevin Layfield. PAFZLIAMENTABY PROCEDURE TEAM GOES TC NATIONALS 4 Members of the Parliamentary Procedures team who scored third in the national convention are at the right. Bow 1: Beth Baird, l Lana Brown, Barbara Shields, sponsor Mrs. l Abernathy, Row 2: Ellie Brottem, Vicki Douglas, Rhonda Tatum, Shiela Lindsey, and Robert l Presley. i Students take part in the mock national election. l l x l I Michelle Martel types an assignment. l i i s i l Beth Baird was awarded a S500 scholarship by the Vocational Office Education Teachers Association of Texas l at the State OEA Leadership Conference in Austin in Q March. A 5 The parliamentary A procedures team i practices to perfect its winning technique. OEA members work at their booth at Old Timers' Day. OEA sponsored the truck-stuffing contest at Homecoming. Patti Stelly votes for the candidate of her choice. l VICA MEMBERS AGAIN WIN STATE TFKOPHIES Winning first place at the district contest in Pt. Arthur with their Delco starter exhibits were Reggie Godeaux, Mark Miller, and Kyle Lee. Kevin Walker and John Brown placed first with their Delco alternator exhibits. Mike Phelps earned a first with his Ford alternator, as did Chris Marks with a Chrysler starter. At the state contest, John Brown, Kevin Walker, Mark Miller, and Mike Phelps received first-place trophies for their district-winning projects. Mike Phelps and Mark Miller came in second in the state in the Plymouth Trouble Shooting contest. This event involved finding and fixing the defects in a predamaged car in the shortest amount of time. Mike and Mark were the only contestants to qualify for state from a AAA school. All of the others came from larger schools. l i i Above are the 1984-85 VICA members. Standing are Chris Marks, Mark Miller and Mike Phelps holding their trophy, and sitting on the truck are Kevin Haney, Paul Higginbotham, Kyle Lee, John Brown, and Kevin Walker. Holding their winning exhibits at the district contest are Reggie Godeaux, John Brown, Mike Phelps, Mark Miller, Chris Marks, Kyle Lee, and Kevin Walker. Mr. McBryde, Mark Miller, and Mike Phelps accept their award. VICA members prepare their Old Timers' Day booth. Mike Phelps receives his first-place medal in the district skills contest The auto mechanics' classes work smashing up rock to improve the student parking lot. l-IARDIN-JEFFERSON CHAPTER OF FUTURE The Hardin-Jefferson chapter of the Future Farmers of America has always been an active and successful group. The school year of 1984-85 is no exception. The Milk Quality and Dairy Foods team placed fourth at the Area IX judging contest held at Sam Houston State University. This earned them a trip to the state contest held at Texas A8tM University. The Meats Judging team came in third at the Area IX contest which qualified them for the state contest. The Forestry team won second in the district and also went to the state contest. The Poultry Judging team earned a second place in the contest held in Beaumont at the South Texas Fair. They also placed fifth out of forty-two teams in the Stephen F. Austin University contest in Nacogdoches. The Area IX contest saw them in sixth place with Robert Baker being the fifth high-point individual in that event. The Land Judging team won first at the Lower Neches Soil and Water Conservation District contest. Team members Robert Baker and Tommy Davis took first and second high point individual honors there. The senior Rice Judging team placed in both the Winnie Rice Festival and the South Texas Fair. Daniel Davis won high point individual honors. The junior Rice Judging team won the Winnie Rice Festival contest and tied for first at the South Texas Fair. is THJRB BELTS JiiEGi!'ER X535 Q S stiff QL The Meats Judging team consists of Donna Fregia, Robert Baker, and Veronica Simmons. The Forestry Judging team is made up of Joey Butts, Jimmy Smith, and Brett Johnson. so i ARIVIERS GF AMERICA IS ACTIVE GROUP Row 1 ot the junior Rice Judging team is Gary Deshotei, Eric Jack, David Atkins, Steven Argueiiog Row 2: Prentice Fountain Brady Evans, Albert Sonnier, and Brett Johnson. he Milk Quality and Dairy Foods competitors are Prentice Making up the Land Judging team are Robert Baker, Tommy ountain, Steven Arguello, and David Atkins. Davis, Steven Arguelio, and Gary Deshotel. CHAPTER INCLUDES IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS Members of the Poultry Judging team are Robert Baker, David The chapter works on an addition to the Ag. Building. Aikins' and Tommy Davis' Flow 1: T. Davis, R. Baker, D. Davis, S. Sabrsula, J. Smith, V. Simmons, E. Arguello, C. Arguello, Fiow 2: K. DeCuir, E. Barnhill, E. Jack, D. Wilson, S. Davis, C. Layfield, A. Sonnier, D. Fregia, L. Blincoe, A. Tatum, B. Evans, T. Wendlingg Row 3: M. Tucker, K. Hall, Fl. Nugent, Fi. Bushnell, S. Arguello, A. Flevia, P. Fountain, J. Butts, B. Johnson, C. Bandy, J. Decker, D. Atkins, G. Hood, F. Guidry, G. Deshotel, H. Loupe, Row 4: P. Lavergne, M. Thomas, S. Ferguson, Fi. Rocquemore, K. Trest, D. Zaro, D. Windsor, L. Floyd, R. Lavergne, T. McFarland, J. Windsor, D. Soileau, Fl. Gardner, L. Laughlin, J. Franks, B. Carney, E. West, J. Gerrard Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Ellis are obviously enjoying their meal. FFA HOLDS ANNUAL HGNGRARY BANQUET Hardin-Jefferson's chapter of FFA held its annual banquet at the Sour Lake Elementary School. The dinner was in honor of the parents of members and friends of the organization. lt included a dinner, an awards presentation, election of honorary members, and a speech by State Representative, Jerry Clark. Seated at the left are FFA officers. . , Mr. Rice, Mrs. Rice, and Mr. Hill give the speaker their attention, Gary Fesco and his mother eat the lovely meal prepared by the elementary cafeteria staff. l 63 INVGLVEIVIENT WITH 4-H MAKES THE BEST BETTER Billy Schroeder shows his pig at the South Texas State Fair, Chad Schroeder has just finished showing his steer at the Flice Festival. Roxanne Kobodeaux was the Showmanship winner at the Fair. 'fdfbuf' 143407646160 SUUTM TE SKA? Shane Lewis stands with his fourth-place steer at the South Texas fair. Patty Schroeder's steer won Grand Champion at the Winnie Rice Festival. Boots Lewis' steer won third place at the South Texas State Fair 4-H youngsters ride in the China parade. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES IS INSPIRED ORGANIZATION The purpose of any huddle of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes is to present to athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of the church. The huddle, as the group is called, is made up of athletes or those associated closely with an athletic team. Meetings are held twice monthly at members' homes. These meetings are a time of Bible study and sharing of concerns, ideas, and ideals as they relate to each person's life. The Hardin-Jefferson FCA sponsored a Fun Bun during Old Timers' Day. lt was a lot of planning and hard work, but the kids did work hard and it turned out to be a big success. We look forward to an even bigger run next year, said Coach Greg Dupree. The group visited several area churches. It is a nondenominational group, so that any person is welcome. Several members plan to attend a National Conference this summer at Texas A8tM University in College Station. This is billed as a week of inspiration and perspiration. Through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes ordinary people help each other become better people and better examples of what God can do with a yielded life. t t. , W2 Wt wi Z , f- 45 , , f J FCA officers are Shawn Brantley, Jason Barker, Tommy Low, Ed Murray, and Paula Ellison. Row 1: Coach Dupree, Paula Ellison, Shawn Brantley, Wendy Turk, Kristi Behar, Carol Benoit: Row 2: Lou Cappi, l Tommy Low, Ed Murray, Mike Clifton, . Coach Breithaupt Members are encouraged to share their ideas at meetings, I als Shawn Brantley sells raffle tickets at Old Timers' Day. FCA members set up the Fun Run route at Old Timers' Day VCDLUNTEER FIREIVIEN ARE SERVICE ORGANIZATION The call on the intercom, Would the firemen please report to the office? brings a chill to the hearts of many because it could be their home or property that is endangered. The young men from high school who belong to this volunteer organization do not just suddenly rush off to aim a water hose at a fire. They are much more highly trained. Weekly meetings are held to teach them modern fire-fighting techniques. Not only do these volunteers for community service fight fires, they are also in charge of emergency ambulance calls. All of them are trained in CPB to help heart attack victims, and it is not unknown for a baby to be delivered on the way to the hospital. To raise money to support their services, the group holds an annual barbecue. Also, on Old Timers' Day, they sell their famous barbecue at a booth, and as a special treat for the youngsters, they give rides around Sour Lake on the fire truck. Helping to kick off Little League season this year, the Firemen played the Little League coaches a game of baseball and again offered rides for the little people. As a service project, the Firemen stationed themselves at the four-way stop sign and other strategic areas to collect money for the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. High School students who are members of the Volunteer Firemen include Joey Butts, Cory Brannon, Shad Priddy, William Monse, Todd Johnson, Paul Austin, George Golston, Ross Camp, Vincent Gongora, Wayne Miller, and Brett Johnson. 1 4 4 I 4 1 l 1 4 s I J I I I 1 I Firemen collect money for Muscular Dystrophy. ff 1 I l I I I fl ll :gi fl Being a fireman is not all work. Waiting around is also a part of it as Joey Butts, Timmy Dinkins, Todd Johnson, and Jamey Louviere find. Standing by the fire truck are Cory Brannon, Timmy Dinkins, Ross Camp, Shad Priddy, Joey Butts, and Todd Johnson. Driving the ambulance is Cory Brannon. Standing outside are George Golston and Vincent Gongora. GSOVQG GOISYOH Sits and waits fo' the meeting Wayne Miller and William Monse arrive for the meeting with a smile on their faces. to begin. UIL Participants Are Success Story UIL participants started early to prepare for the district meet by working at school and attending several practice meets. ln team debate, A. D. Hardman and Sharon Pitre received a second-place trophy while David Lalfevers also placed second in Lincoln-Douglas Debate. Jeff Martin went to regional competition as an alternate in Lincoln-Douglas Debate. Missy Couch, Pon Chase, and Carrie Griffin all placed in the district journalism contest. At regional contest, Carrie Griffin won second, earning her a trip to Austin for the state meet. Rhonda LeDoux qualified for the regional meet in Prose competition along with Lou Cappi who placed in Informative Speaking. The one-act play did well at district, but missed advancing to regional by one place. Calculator contestants are A.D. Hardman, Anthony Gradney, and Jetf Martin. Q,- E Above are the Prose and Poetry contestants: Flow 1: Rhonda LeDouxg Row 2: Tyree Leger, Erika Adamsg Flow 3: Andrea Bronson, Leann Davis, and Shonda Haynes. l l it ournalism contestants are Carrie Griffin, Missy Couch, and Ron hase. iose taking part in debate are, Row 1: David LaFevers, Sharon treg Row 2: Daniel Davis, A. D. Hardmang Row 3: Jeff Martin Extemporaneous speakers are Lou Cappi, Steve Sabrsuia, and Todd Zimbeck. Typing contestants are Stacy Hunter, Jaylyn Burrows, Madlyn Leger, and Becky Dow. 9 Computer Club Members Are Apple Experts This year the Computer Club wrote letters from Santa Claus and gave them to delighted kindergarten students at elementary school. They also used a program called The Print Shop and made invitations, announcements, signs, and holiday cards. Their annual fund raiser was the Valentine's Day computer match. Students filled out forms indicating their likes, dislikes, and interests. These answers were fed into the computer. The results were supposed to lead on to his or her perfect mate. Some of the pairings gave reason to wonder. All of the Computer Club members have a genuine interest and expertise in using computers. Computer Club officers Todd Zimbeck, vice-president: Wayne Scott, treasurerg A. D Hardman, presidentg Bridgette Wolfe, secretary stand with sponsor, Mrs. Hansen. Murphy Dowden, Pat Jones, and A. D. Hardman take a little R and R. Students Take Summer Trips mf' These students will be taking a trip to Europe. Row 1: Wendy Turk, Stephanie Williams, Betsy Gillette, Kelly McGlaun, Courtney Cambern, Debbie Rankin, Shonda Haynes, sponsor Mrs. Martin: Row 2: Jeff Martin, John H. Briggs Going to Mexico are these students. Row 1: Kelly Nolan, Tina Floyd, Amy Bostick, Susan Smith, sponsor Mrs. Burnett: Row 2: Jason Menard, Brent Arsement, Edward Hall, Martin Miller, Sean Manuel Making the trip to Washington, D. C. will be, Row 1: sponsor, Mrs. McCormick, Linda Evans, Mandi Cambern, Jane Abernathy, Denise Bell, Renee Laminack, Row 2: Wes Barnes, Shawn Mott, Melanie Holland, Clint Robinson, Raquel Briggs, Mason Ball, Robbie Nugent Organizations Otter Something For Everyone W Chris Tyler is up to his el- bows in flour. Beth Baird joins the sen- iors at the Halloween pep rally. The junior Rice Judging team shows oft their prizes from the South Tex- as State Fair. The freshman volleyball team knocks the ball across the net. X Sports probably I. Hawks Give Their Best ln 84 This year the Hawks finished the football season 7-3. They battled down to the wire and were close to winning a district championship. Here's what the football players have to say about the season. This was a great year. We almost pulled it off. We were so close, but we played our hearts out. We just came up a little short. l'm going to have to leave, but the underclassmen can handle the job next year, said Kelly Shaw, wingback. Cornerback Brian Hamm said, This was the best year since l've been playing football. I wish we would have made it to the playoffs, but we did better than we were picked to do. I wish I had just one more year because next year we are going to have a good team. Splitend Clayton Doucet stated, l'm going to miss the guys and the coaches. I just hate to end my last year with a loss. We had a good year. Our attitudes were great, and we played like champions the whole year. Defensive tackle Doug Carmon said, This was a good year. l had a lot of fun. I just wished I had another year. l'm going to miss all the contact because it was fun hitting people. The Hawks had a great season and almost did what nobody thought they would and that was to win the district championship. The Hawks enter the stadium ready to fight The 1984 Hawk coaching staff includes Don Elluff Lonnie Roberts Charles Breithaupt Chuck Cotton, Ruben Jordan, Stan Hill, Greg Dupree and head coach Mickey Riggs Q. g . Q5 -, : u h A N g. 2 A , :.. lqh 5 EQ. ,im y J 'YQ' S K N A P. ,. ., N . H 1 Q 'E'5',E:, by 1 b, . j. ,my g J r L ,Z .b A 'F' . . r if fs 165 33 YU if v 1:5550 f .t . ,E x , , , . 3 , . ,.... .- - . A I Q A 4 A K i 8 X V .,.. .. A X W X s A -M., , . Q- 1 , , Q i . . 1 ..,., 'Umm if F' A f Y ' 7 'far 55' fi? sv . . . r- . . fr A rr T Y .... f f f A . -.f -J fs' . as . . . ' - ' I .1 1 93 55 77 fifhveq it I . r- Q M ., 'S ' . 'Q - , A ' f ' v.' an 1 5 . 7' ' ' T I Q . Pa Y 5 - 7 . WB' ' ig- -mis 'V . 'wk 4' af . . L , , S L U L . Wi Wi... -f .. . 5' .. - '-'J i-:ia L dbg, .R .Q 5 .fy g-.4 ' -- ' .fi N ' T'3'T1'4?Ai'zaffr fig:-' ' 3 k .3 ff- . .3 :Q 2 t T . 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GVWGS TWOUQP The OPPOUGVWS' lifte- I-I-J Varsity Responsible For Fine Season Jimmy Padgett goes for a touchdown. 999959 KWWQ VUVWS f0f 3 WST down- J. Padgett, B. Guiiiory, and G. Lewis race to make a tackle. Robert Harmon brings down the bali carrier. B. Hamm, G. Lewis, J. Pad- i gett, and S. Coleman get in 1 the action. ' ,, ' I T WKSF he ,Eff K Mil ' ' l' .hw I A , r - -- 1.v A .2, . V V' Q V .. 'ii ft 25 ,V VV JV fA . T5 t J 1 :mf T Q I N4 , as A 2 1? , V any , - A A A 551 A W,,, J ,,A: .: V, J l A V If ,Yf 1 k' ,LV 'E' egg J E f 4? T 1 V 'H v - , ,, , ,f , ::-' f -f ' ,,,. ' 'L',,1 5few,V'1ff' gf wry , ' M14 . f N: - ' , , W .,,. L M N V VV V ,, V V W 1 ' 1 Q H H 1, ..,, 2 . ij ' ' ,iv . , .' 5 E if 1 if J.. 5 Wk.i 52?,e . 1- ', - K , .. X ,. If .4 -I '14 . V rs, '5'. 'f' A 4 tl 'V ff! f 4-1 I Q I VV 1 ' , V V V ,ye ,,,3 A V: ,,,,. ,V VVVV A g - at, ,V ' 1 , 2 V , ' , ff? a ' S-J ' ' 33 L I .W ,, . ' ' it , 4 P A ' A A A A . , V V If VV f ,V fa, Q, , Y V V VI4 9, Y, HAWKS V V U V VJVJ, :XV f J if Y' f - .,.,., ,,.,,M - . A , , 9 ' 'W '. 'W 1 :Li ff 1 ,1: ' 1 ri Todd Walker Donald Zaro Troy Anderson Paul Austin Jason Barker John Brown Dan Burke Doug Carmon Mike Clifton Stacey Coleman Lee Colgrove Clayton Doucet Bee Guillory Brian Hamm Robert Harmon Reggie King George Lewis Andy McBryde Ed Murray Jimmy Padgett Mical Padgett Robert Phipps Troy Schlottman Kelly Shaw Karl Stelly Mike Thomas Terrance Thomas -3 K 1 K, af Sz Brian Johnson and Jeff Julian Reggie King dodges a tackler. reshman Football. Row 1: C. Sonnier, J. Burrell, K. Hall, B. Presley, M. Ftiley, B. Schroeder: Bow 2: M. Ball, D. Atkins, A. Sonnier, G iolston, S. Mott, T. Priddy: Bow 3: Coach Riggs, T. Riggs, B. Arsement, M. Tucker, Fl. Presley, M. McBride, Fl. Ling, P. Fountain, M. liller: Flow 4: J. Finley, B. Johnson, J. Wright, W. Doucet, H. Zachary, Fl. Bjerke, W. Young Lady Hawks Spike District Volleyball Title Five girls made the All-district Volleyball Team. Selected by the district coaches first team players with the all-district crown are Shawn Brantley, spiker, and Agnes Harmon, spiker. On the second team is Michelle Martel. Honorable mention went to Tracy Hall, spiker, and Stephanie Leger, setter-spiker. According to Miss Peggy Byall, coach, these last two years have produced really good teams. Winning district is a sign of the effort put forth by the girls. Stephanie Leger claps as the Hawks score. 4 18 ..--'- H- E5 Q Blawg Safe '. 'v4v'sneq,...v-.r ' Xx.,..,.......-.-A Sitting: M. Martel, T. Nolte, S. Cope, T. Hallp Kneeling: Mgr. D. Davis, A. Spears, S. Brantley, L. Fontenot, Coach Flyali 4--New I QYQWKEQ ,,w,,,,, S. Leger, C. Benoit, S. McGrawg Standing: A. Harmon lephanie Leger and Tracy Hall reach to block. Shawn Brantley receives a serve. Agnes Harmon spikes the ball. Lady Hawks huddle to plan play Five Girls Make All-District Team Carol Benoit Shawn Brantley Susan Cope LaTaunya Fontenot Tracy Hall Agnes Harmon Stephanie Leger Michelle Martel Alexa sets the ball. Tammie Nolte Alexa Spears JV And Freshman Teams Sei Up Good Season JUNIOR VARSITY itting: R. Kibodeaux, K. Behar, C. Passmoreg Kneeling: L. Martel, M. McNeil, S. Cope, P. Blanchard: Standing: D. Strang, Mgr. S. cGraw, Coach Ryall, Mgr. D. Davis, S. Edwards FRESHMEN Sitting: M. Brown, E. Jones, T. Foux, K. Nolan: Kneeling: J. Abernathy, P. Stelly, K. Greer, A, Jones, R. Briggs: Standing: Mgr. S. AcGraw, S. Vanover, T. Marble, Coach Mushlian 'Q Hawks Earn Number One Ranking The H-J Hawks continued their tradition of excellence in basketball by ending the season as the number one ranked Class AAA school in the State of Texas. In the process the Hawks claimed their seventh consecutive district championship, which is currently the longest streak in the state in AAA. The State Finalists of 1983-84 returned only one starter for the '84-85 season. The accomplishments of this squad shone brightly as they reeled off 28 wins while losing only 4. Two of the losses came to 41 ranked Lincoln and 42 ranked Silsbee of Class AAAA. The Hawks moved into the 41 position themselves in mid-January and held it through the final poll. Rocky Rocquemore, the lone starter returning, led the state in scoring with a school record of 31.5 scoring average. Rocky was named to the All-State team for the second year in a row and was also selected by TABC to the South All-Star team. Rocky was named District 20-AAA MVP. He was joined on the All-District team by Andre King, who was named the district's Defensive Player of the Year. Jimmy Lonnette and Melvin Benjamin were selected to the All-District team as well. Robb Hamm, Gordon Guillory, and Nickoal Marshall were all selected Honorable Mention. The Hawks waltzed through District 20-AAA with a perfect 14-O record. The big disappointment came when the Hawks, riddled with the flu, lost their bi- district match with Kountze, knocking them out of the state play-off picture. The Hawks, coached by Charles Breithaupt, have won 188 games as of now and lost only 46 during his tenure. This includes 88 district wins and only 6 defeats. The Hawks have won 49 of the last 50 district games and 27 in a row. For this record at H- J Coach Breithaupt was selected Coach of the Year for the fifth time in his seven years of coaching at Hardin-Jefferson. Rocky shoots for two. E :JF Robb Hamm jumps to score. Andre puts the ball in. The bail is almost out of Rocky's hands. lump, Rocky! Rocky tips the ball our way Varsity Plays With Talent And Skill Melvin Benjamin Gordon Guillory Robb Hamm Reggie King Brett Kolander Jimmy Lonnette Nickoal Marshall Rocky Rocquemore Mgrs. Andy Pricer Randee Edwards Fans and cheerleaders wait for the second half of the game. Rocky Shows Why He Is All State Honorable Mention All-District '83 First Team All District '84 First Team All District '85 All Tourney, All Tourney, All Tourney, All Tourney, All Tourney, All Tourney Jaspar '83 Lumberton '83 H-J '83 YMBL '84 H-J '84 East Chambers '84 Tourney MVP, East Chambers '84 All Hardin County '84 All Hardin County '85 Team MVP '85 Team Co-captain '85 Career 1,000 Point Club '83-85 All Greater Houston '84 All Greater Houston '85 All Region, TABC '84 All Region, TABC '85 State Leading Scorer '85 All Regional Tournament, '84 All Star, TABC '85 All State TSWA '84 All State TABC '85 All State TSWA '85 All Squads Lead District Gordon Gulllory makes a goal. S: VARSITY Mgr. R. Edwards, R Hamm, N. Marshall, J. Lonnette, M. Benjamin, B. Kolander, G. Gulllory, R. Flocquemore, A. King, Mgr. A. Pricer. lr front are coaches Elliff and Breithaupt. JUNIOR VARSITY . B. Guillory, D. Hall, L. Cappi, R. Morse, C. Abbey, B. Barker, K. Stelly, J. Edwards: Kneeling is Coach Ellifi. FBESHMEN Sitting: M. Riley, B. Schroeder, C. Sonnier: Kneeling: K. Hall, T. Priddy, M. Miller, E. Hall: Standing: J. Menard, W. Doucet, Coach Jordan, S. Laldacker, H. Zachary Lady Hawks Basketball Has Outstanding Year The Lady Hawks had another tremendous season as they won thirty-one games against only six setbacks. Most importantly, they advanced into the state playoffs for the third consecutive year before being knocked off in regionals by tit ranked Sweeny, 59- 55. Fielding a young, inexperienced team, the H-J girls relied on seniors Lisa Turner and Jill Abernathy, both four year starters, to steady the underclassmen. Lisa and Jill each responded to the challenge as they were selected First Team All-District and to the All- Fiegion team. ln addition, Lisa was selected All State for the second time and was picked to play in the TABC All Star game in Waco. Lisa and Jill were both selected to the All Hardin County team. Freshman Stephanie Edwards was selected All- Flegion, All-District, and All Hardin County. Freshman Antoinette Jones was All Hardin County and Honorable Mention All-District. Tracy Hall, LaTaunya Fontenot and Stephanie Leger were selected Honorable Mention All-District as well. The season was highlighted by the championship win in the Westbrook tournament. The Lady Hawks defeated French 27-25 in overtime. The Lady Hawks finished second in two other tournaments. Advancing into the playoffs the girls defeated Kountze 67-52 in Bi-District for the first win over the Lady Lions since the late '6O's, The next top was in Nacogdoches for the area championship. ln the game the Lady Hawks destroyed Groesbeck 69-54 to avenge the loss to the Lady Goats at last year's state tournament. ln the Regional Tournament at Brenham the girls faced the it ranked Sweeny team that boasted two 6'2 girls. The Lady Hawks fell behind 14-2 before fighting to a fourth quarter lead. However, H-J could not hold on to the lead and fell by a four point margin. The season was a great tribute to the determination and hard work of the girls. They achieved a great deal of success. The six losses they encountered were all to ranked teams. Each of these losses were avenged except for Sweeny. The 1984- 85 Lady Hawks were clearly outstanding and they left much hope for the future of girl's basketball at Hardin-Jefferson. The girls wait for the ball to drop. Lady Hawks huddle during a time out -...Q ,ff ZZX '-w.,.,..,f3 A nam , l'e xy, H , X 3' 1 ' :umm Q 1, ,umm V A , ,A ,V sij if ,A fu if M f 16 12,-Z5 , , 22 NN W XXW, W ,J Xxx!! rggfgg, 4 , 'mir F? 1 A .. 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'fic ' 4 131- Zi .N . 5 MM ff MG , WW 5' . ,M ff Lady Hawks Win Thirty-One Games Hawk Scoreboard Opponents Cleveland 47 McCullough 48 West Orange-Stark 51 Crosby 22 Humble 31 West Orange-Stark 43 Barbers Hill 54 East Chambers 30 Bridge City 31 Buna 39 Tarkington 37 French 66 Barbers Hill 50 Newton 42 LCM 40 Westbrook 47 French 25 Huffman 27 Bridge City 19 Anahuac 13 Hardin 25 Hamshire-Fannett 31 Stephen F. Austin 21 East Chambers 47 Huffman 26 Barbers Hill 51 Anahuac 32 Practice makes perfect. Lisa waits for the rebound. Junior Varsity Freshmen neeling is Coach Dupree. Standing are Kim Seaman, Jane Abernathy, Ethel Jones, Kristi Greer, Tarnmie Marble, Fiaquel Briggs, Patty telly, Monique Brown Havvk Track Team Moves Rapidly The varsity boy's track team had a very outstanding season. The team consisting of seniors Reggie King, Terrance Thomas, Sherman Lemeile, Rocky Rocquemore, and Doug Carmon, juniors Lou Cappi, Gordon Guillory, Robert Harmon, Darryl Hunter, Ed Murray, Troy Schlottman, Karl Stelly, and Todd Walker, sophomores Bee Guillory, Jeff Julian, Robert Sirmons, and Jonathan Vaughn progressed along the year from finishing an average of seventh and eighth place in meets to finishing as high as third in the Anahuac Relays. Robert Sirmons, Mike Thomas, and Reggie King have to be considered the most outstanding track athletes for their achievements. The 400 meter relay made up of Terrance Thomas, Bee Guillory, Sherman Lemeile, and Reggie King had outstanding performances throughout the year capping off the season by finishing second in district and earning a berth to the regional track meet in Brenham, Reggie King, a participant in last year's state meet had a good season running in the 100, 200, and 400 meter runs finishing in the top three in every meet he went to this year. Mike Thomas, converted from sprinter to distance man this year, also had a great year in the events he entered, the 800 and 1600 meter runs. He also ran the anchor leg on the mile relay team. This relay team consisted of Thomas, Karl Stelly, Todd Walker, and Sherman Lemelle. Robert Sirmons has to be considered the most improved runner this season. After having a mediocre beginning, finishing in the bottom three, he gradually increased to where he was finishing in the top three in the 3200 and 1600 meter runs, Robert came back to finish third in the mile run. He also qualified to compete in Brenham running the 3200 and 1600 meter runs. Other participants and their events were Terrance Thomas, 100 meter relay, Jonathan Vaughn, cross country, 1600, and 3200 meter runs, Ed Murray, 800 meter run, Karl Stelly, 400 and 1600 meter relay, Sherman Lemeile, 400 and 1600 meter relay and 400 meter dash, Todd Walker, 400 and 1600 meter relay, Lou Cappi, 110 and 300 hurdles, Jeff Julian, 110 and 300 hurdles, Bee Guillory, 100, 200, and 400 meter relay, Rocky Rocquemore, long jump and high jump, Troy Schlottman, shot put and discus, Gordon Guillory, discus, Darryl Hunter, shot put, Doug Carmon, shot ut, Robert Harmon, 100, 200, and 400 meter relay. Joe Vaughn accepts his third-place trophy in the Cross Country District meet. Robert Sirmons closes in on the lead. - 4 A fx 7 .. as he 1984-85 track team, Kneeling: J. Julian, T. Walker, R. King, B. Guillory, R. Edwards, T. Thomas, R. Harmon, Standing: Coach ordan, K. Stelly, L. Cappi, T. Schlottman, E. Murray, M. Thomas, D. Hunter, R. Sirmons row sprinters are Reggie King, Bee Guillory, Terrance First row regional qualifiers are Karl Stelly, Robert Harmon, and and Robert Harmon. In the second row are Todd Walker, Terrance Thomas. In the second row are Coach Jordan, Bee Thomas, Kari Stelly, Jeff Julian, and Lou Cappi. Guillory, Reggie King and Robert Sirmons. Hawks Sprint Around The Track Long distance runners are Mike Thomas, Ed Murray, Robert Sirmons, and Ftandee Edwards. Kneeling are field event participants Troy Schlottman and Darrell Hunter. Standing are Reggie King, Karl Stelly, and Bee Guillory. Q Kneeling are freshman tracksters James Burrell and Tadd Priddy. Standmg are Kar' Hal' and Mmm Mme Ed Murray gets some needed rest on the bus after a meet. 5 4 tlntoinette Jones, Linda Evans, Yolanda Hunter, and Linda Atkins ake up the 800 meter relay. The 1600 meter relay team girls are Linda Atkins, Antoinette lones, Linda Evans, and Monique Brown. ti Lady Hawks Track Team ls Much Improved The 1985 girl's track team was much improved from past years. It included eight girls who worked very hard to make it a successful year. Team members included Linda Atkins, Aurora Edwards, Antoinette Jones, Monique Brown, Jennifer Jones, Yolanda Hunter, Patty Stelly, and Manager Christine Arguello. The following is a list of events and participants: 400 meters: Antoinette Jones 1600 meters: Jennifer Jones 1600 Meter relay: Linda Atkins, Antoinette Jones, Linda Evans, and Monique Brown 3200 meters: Jennifer Jones 800 meter relay: Antoinette Jones, Monique Brown, Yolanda Hunter, Linda Atkins 100 meter hurdles: Monique Brown, Linda Atkins, Yolanda Hunter 800 meter run: Linda Evans Shot Put: Aurora Edwards and Patty Stelly Discus: Antoinette Jones and Patty Stelly Long Jump: Linda Atkins and Monique Brown Triple Jump: Monique Brown. The girls participated in track meets at Stephen F. Aus- tin, Orangefield, Hull-Daisetta, Huffman, East Cham- bers, Anahuac, and the District 20-AAA Meet. It was a successful year because the girls worked hard to improve their skills. They should be even better next season. Lady Bunners Have Best Year Yet 4 WWA -aw 'XSD' we dv .,, f The 1985 Lady Hawk track team members are Mgr. C. Arguello, A. Edwards, P. Stelly, A. Jones, J. Jones, L. Atkins, M. Brown, Y. Hunter, L. Evans, Coach Dupree. in the first row of the field event participants are Linda Atkins and The 100 meter low hurdlers are Monique Brown, Linda Atkins, an Antionette Jones. In the second row are Aurora Edwards, Patty Yolanda Hunter. Stelly, and Monique Brown. IWW Fan' N 'Running the 400 meter dash are Linda Evans and Antoinette Jones. efn ' Monique Brown is the outstanding track girl as she won first place at the district meet in the triple jump. She then advanced to the 'egional meet in Brenham. Jennifer Jones is the long distance lady, running the mile and 2 miles. Coach Stapert, Coach Dupree, and Aurora Edwards appear victorious. Jennifer Jones and Sherman Lemelle await their races. Hawk Baseball The varsity started out great by winning three of their first four district games. Things went downhill from there. When it was all over, the Hawk's district record stood at five wins and seven losses. This put them in fourth place in the standings. Individually, several Hawk players received honors. Mike Clifton and Jimmy Padgett made All-District at third base and first base respectively. Mical Padgett was second team All-District at pitcher. Brian Hamm was second team All-District at catcher. Clayton Doucet and Terrance Thomas each received Honorable Mention All-District. Brian Hamm led the Hawks batting with a .465 batting average and received the Most Valuable Player Award for offense. Jimmy Padgett was the defensive standout and received the Most Valuable Player for defense. According to Coach Cotton, Overall, the season was disappointing as everyone likes to do a much better job than we did. l'm very optimistic about next year as we have some good ballplayers coming back and several more who have expressed a desire to play baseball next year. Has Great Start '1 Brian Hamm shows the iorm that made him the leading batter. 5 Z I I Second team All-District Brian Hamm waits to catch the ball. Sitting: J. Johnson, Fi. Nugent, T. Thomas, T. Wendling, J. Brown, Fl. Chase: Kneeling: C. Abbey, B. Barker B Hamm D Hall C Doucet: Standing: Coach Cotton, J. Padgett, T. Schlottman, M. Padgett, M. Clifton, Coach Roberts H-J 14 ' - 4 1 5 10 ' 6 7 5 4 7 HAWK SCOREBOARD Opponents Hamshire Fannett East Chambers Barbers Hill Anahuac East Chambers 2 Stephen F. Austin 5 O Hamshire-Fannett B 11 Huffman 6 3 Barbers Hill 8 7 Anahuac 6 3 Stephen F. Austin 13 1 Huffman 10 The team leaves the field smiling after a victory Clay Abbey Brad Barker John Brown Bon Chase Mike Clifton Clayton Doucet Brian Hamm J. J. Johnson Bobbie Nugent Jimmy Padgett Mical Padgett Troy Schlottman 106 Varsity l-las Many Award Winners E 2 S fa ' e ' 1 Na ' T' A .. is in wi? 75' Q Q L S R w ,N N K ,Y E. fsm E'- .. ' ' l ,' -1: - 55 - Fi? - : s f ' - ak 4 K iii? H ,it -L2 4 ,,. 5 :Sf 'W Terrance Thomas Tommy Wendling 'X . Qrim xxi. , Q N , .?.:.,.a. t. a fx' 1 'iv -r 'Neff f. -'rf X .1-wt.. . . aqf . -Y -N 'T' ,fo , s t. , 5, -. wx I-,Q Q Q ix, is Elf or ig . Q A-,352 5 If 5 S F Junior Varsity Gets Valuable Playing Time Sitting: B. Arsement, E. Hall, M. Miller, T. Wendlingg Kneeling: J. Mullin, L. Laughlin, B. Barker, R. Nugent, D. Hallg Standing: Coach Roberts, D. Layfield, W. Doucet, C. Abbey A Hawk runner gets ready to steal a base. The Junior Varsity improved over last year's record by going five wins and eight losses. They all got a lot of valuable playing time that will help them out when they move up to the varsity. Hawk Golfers Earn Tenth Consecutive Trip To State Tournament The 1985 Hawk golf team won the district tournament by 40 strokes. Jason Barker was district medalist with an 85 and Terry Holt was second medalist with an 87. This is the second year we have had two medalists from our school. In regional play, the Hawks placed second and earned their tenth consecutive trip to the state tournament. Robert Morse led the team in regional play. At the state tournament, l-l-J garnered an eighth place slot. State scores were: Robert Morse, 167, Terry l-lolt, 168, David Ortiz, 169, Robb Hamm, 175, and Jason Barker, Barker, 182. Robert Morse and David Ortiz wait for play to begin David Ortiz, Terry Holt, Jason Barker, and Robert Morse relax at the golf course. Jason Barker Robb Hamm Terry Holt Ftobert Morse David Ortiz Travis Riggs Coach Michalka strides across the course to see about his team. Golf Team Swings into Action David Ortiz, Coach Riggs, and Coach Michaika unpack gear. Robert Morse and Robb Hamm look over the course Hobert Morse plans strategy. Then Robert makes his putt. Terry Holt watches the bali go toward the hole. f-sr? B ft, ' 2 .w,,. gm-.N .Mr I. 3 ' in ' f X .: X' axz Q --fs .f : ig- 8 , k-X h wer: 0 ' ,X 1 , x e . w E AN 1 xg 5 Q 'Q - A 5 Qs jg ' 1 K 'Q X. V 4 1 X' ,so Q n . ill, 'F x 3 , K iz is-152251532 A e Q' 52:54. 1 v . Y- sf-fifw is . , .A g . Egg, , 38 ,- 3 l1.,, i U ws: .gn- , 5 ,-ug - The Lady Hawks golf team brought home the winning trophy in district play by defeating Barbers Hill. A regional win in Brenham by 40 strokes gained y them a place in the state tournament. There they finished in sixth place. Since this is only the second year for the Lady Hawk golfers, their participation in G T It state play is exceptional. The team consists of Jill Abernathy, Kim Marble, O a e Tammie Nolte, Wendy Turk, and Timi Tyner. ln district play, Jill was Medalist and Tammie was second medalist. ln regional play, Jill was second medalist. Lady Hawk golfers are Wendy Turk, Tammie Nolte, Kim Marble, Timi Tyner, and Jill Abernathy. Timi Tyner Jill Abernathy Kim Marble Tammie Nolte Wendy Turk Regional Anol State Play ls Great At the right, Wendy, Jill, and Timi clap when they are announced winners. Below, Kim Marble gets ready to swing at the state tournament. 523: E L wa., 4, ,rf i Qs' ,, ..A a ny I ,Z K , gi , V , V., ' 'fx I ' , iit - , 1 . 'li eiiie ,eaii ilt . V dylan,-.H iiwzwr, ',-: up I f , , Jill Abernathy looks over the course at Brenham. ..,- 5' 5' Q F s in S I 5 E Timi Tyner exhibits the winning plaque In front are Robert Morse, -'Se Jill Abernathy, Timi Tyner, Kim Marble, Terry Holt, Wendy Turk, and Tammie Nolte while behind them are Robb Hamm and David Ortiz relaxing between rounds at the state tourney. Regional winners Tammie Nolte, Wendy Turk, Kim Marble, and Timi Tyner accompanied by Miss Ryall are packed to return to Sour Lake. Tammie Nolte takes it easy. l-lardin-Jefferson Tennis Teams Sweep District Tournament lt was definitely Hardin-Jefferson's day at the district tennis tournament. David LaFevers won first in boy's singles. Shawn Brantley, who was seeded first, proved that by winning first in the girl's singles. Hardin- Jefferson again demonstrated their skill by coming out on top in the doubles division. The team of Tommy Low and Ty Hancock defeated their opponents as did Kelly Nolan and Denise Bell. ln addition to these triumphs, Melinda Bailey took second place in the girl's singles. We dominated the whole tournament. It was great! This is the first time this has ever happened in the whole district, said Coach Mushlian. T District wins enabled these players to go to the regional tournament. Coach Mushlian led the team to a district title. s 1 .qE, 'X s-.Sits R e Mix' gwtst was fi sa 2 - A Y me is X X X. sin S .Q it Q Sli. is 5 ME! 4' rf: so W Y s ang SEE? iggfrfs tiiiisssr Ss? sits f iw Q gay , Q i' ma E5 ii X E is . it gigs R5 sets? sit Bit X 5 S 5? Qt David LaFevers and Shawn Brantley rest after their district wins. Shawn BVHVIYIGY VGTUVUS 3 ball- 1 2 4 5 X is P S. ts S :lm i si , 2 tw , 25 sw gs 9: Exif s swf , N SSW M572 B 5 f s ss X N 5 5 Ye Yr ,ass i Smg gg Sig Q fs NSR Q ? ' 4 5 st S 3 t X N ,Ex Y is -3 Xigisfislie ,, .. 4 Varsity Kelly Nolan, Kristi Behar, Ty Hancock, Melinda Bailey, Denise Bellg Standing: Coach Mushlian, Shawn Brantley, Tommy Low, David Lalievers, Carol Benoit Junior Varsity Standing are Doris Hidalgo, Courtney Cambern, Monica McNeil, Coach Mushlian, Kristi Greer, Sharon McGraw, Lyn Martel. Kneeling is vlichael Harrington. Melinda Bailey Shawn Brantley Kristi Greer Michael Harrington Doris Hidalgo David LaFevers Singles Swing To Win 4 - , .4 ff A wat, l l Qaa , f v Q N f5.ww, . V M 1 - A fflfugiswsd- W 'u,gl.1,mff fj5'eif'V' 14 ' kr L., .g 'w' 1 W I Q n Q , ,. ,,..,. ., E , Y Q lk w.,,,,,,, .,fffw ai' W.: .gf ,wi WWW' Doubles Play As One Lyn Martel Sharon McGraw Kelly Nolan Denise Bell Kristi Behar Carol Benoit Courtney Carnbern Monica McNeil Ty Hancock Tommy Low Bryan Harmon ls ln National Rodeo Finals A -r- 2, L o, Riding wild bulls, Bryan Harmon won second place at the State Rodeo in Seguin. This qualifies Bryan to go to the National High Scnoo Rodeo Finals in Rapid City, Soutn Dakota. Classes QQ. 'exas Company's self-styled Wild Cat Camp , 1909-1910, was between Sour Lake and Saratoga. Jill Abernathy Lionell Anderson Wesley Anderson Domingo Arguello Larence Atkins Linda Atkins Pau! Austin Beth Baird Kimberly Brady Lana Brown Jaylyn Burrows Barbara Bushnell Lee Ann Cartwright Richard Castillo Ronald Chase Michael Clifton Connie Conner Sunny Corley Missy Couch Daniel Davis Seated are senior class officers Sheila Lindsey. treasurer, and Beth Baird, president. We bg Seniors Clayton Doucet Sandra Douglas Rebekah Dow Murphy Dowden Randee Edwards Scott Ferguson Larry Floyd Sheri Fontenot John Franks Richard Gardner James Garrard Reginald Godeaux Jerry Gradney Sonda Hall Brian Hamm Robert Hamm Alvin Don Hardman Carolyn Harmon Les Hatton Donnie Hawkins Doris Hidalgo Also senior class officers are Timi Tyner, vice-president, and Rhonda LeDoux, secretary. Honors For Most Hardsome And Beaufitul Go To ROCKY ROCQUMORE Although his classmates think Rocky is the Most Handsome senior, he has been too busy with basektball to think much about his looks. Voted an All-State player two years in a row, he was also the state's leading scorer in 1985. JODIE WINTER Elected Most Beautiful for obvious reasons, Jodie has also been involved in several school programs. She is a member of FHA and is active in the work of her church. Honors For Being The Wittiest Go To . . . RON CHASE Ron has been a very active participant in many school activities. ln addition to being the first Super Hawk , he was the photographer for the Hawk Squad, won district honors in journalism, and played baseball. KIM WRIGHT Anyone who has ever had a class with Kim knows why she was elected Wittiest. Her infectious laugh, funny stories about herself, and constant good humor make her a favorite of everyone. 124 Honors For Best Personality Go To . W ' V V ,,, ,gym E TONJA MANUEL Tonja has put her personality to work by becoming a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students. She has been a band member for four years, making the District Band three of those years and the Begion Band in 1985. Tonja is also a member of the choir. DANIEL DAVIS Daniel, 1985 Student Body President, has been active in FFA, serving as president of that group for two years. He attended the state contest in Extemporaneous Speaking and was District Debate champion. Daniel also participates in FCA and 4-H work. Honors For Best Dressed Go To . . . JIMMY LONNETTE Jimmy Lonnette, with a combination of neat, attractive, and i'mod attire has been selected as the best-dressed senior boy. Other than clothes, Jimmy is most interested in basketball, having played all four years of high school and having been on the state runner-up team. STEPHANIE LANDFIUM Stephanie Landrum, sometimes called the Cyndi Lauper of H-J , is considered to be the best- dressed senior girl by her classmates. She is a three-year member of the Spanish Club, a member of the band, 4-H, FCA, the choir, and the tennis team. Michelle Holland Patrick Jones Sandra Judice Brett Kolander David Lafeve Stephanie Landrum Stacy Lane Rutfus Lavergne Kevin Laytield Rhonda LeDoux Madlyn Leger Sheila Lindsey Jimmy Lonnette Tonja Manuel Christopher Marks Jessie McCue Mark Miller Michelle Minter Renae Mott James Padgett Michael Phelps Sharon Pitre Robert Presley Linda Ramer Elvana Riggs Dean Robertson Mary Lea Robinson Steven Sabrsula Noreen Santicola Kelly Shaw Seniors Q AL Seniors wi Q-it5tir.::lf,,:atwfzwue'fm-f.7.:' -is f f Donald Zaro I Todd Zimbeck Barbara Shields Jimmy Smith Pamela Spencer Robyn Stinnett Rhonda Tatum Laura Taylor Andrea Thomas Michael Thomas Terrance Thomas Kerry Treat Lisa Turner Timi Tyner Yolanda Vinson Lori Waller Deborah Watson Addie White Roxanne Wiggins Jackie Wilson Paul Wilson Jesse Wimbley David Windsor Jodie Winter Bridgette Wolfe Kimberly Wright Mary Wright Honors For Having The lvlosi 'alent Go To . . . CONNIE CONNER Connie is a four-year drill team member who has won many blue ribbons at drill team camp. She served as First Lieutenant of that organization this year. She belongs to the Computer Club and has been a Hawk Squawk staffer for two years. LES HATTON Les' talent lies in the field of speech and drama. He has been a member of the one-act play cast and a participant in UlL speaking events advancing to , V nga! 1 regional competition. is , Honors For Being Most Ath efic Go To . . . LISA TURNER Lisa has played basketball for four years participating in two regional tournaments and one state tournament. ln addition, she was invited to take part in the State All Star game sponsored by Texas coaches. REGGIE ANDFZE KING Reggie plays football, basketball, and runs track. He won All District honors in football and was on the '84 state runnerup and '85 District champion basketball team. He also qualified for the state track meet in the 200 meter run. C 5 52 S 5 I Honors For Being The lvlost Likely To Succeed Go To Honors' For Being lvlr. And Miss A. D. HAFZDMAN A. D. has been a hard-working FFA member taking part in rice and pasture judging. He is president of the Computer Club and is on the computer programming team. He was on the regional qualifying debate team. BETH BAIRD Beth is an officer of the National Honor Society, a member of the national-qualifying Parliamentary Procedures team, and senior class president. She has participated in UIL typing and shorthand contests in addition to winning many merit awards. I-I-J Go To . DANIEL DAVIS Daniel, 1985 Student Body President, has been active in FFA, serving as president of that group for two years. He attended the state contest in Extemporaneous Speaking and was District Debate champion. Daniel is also involved in FCA and 4-H work. JILL ABERNATHY Jill has been an officer of her class for four years. She has also played basketball four years and has made the All-State teamg she was also on the District winning volleyball team. Jill played varsity golf at the state tournament. She is the recipient of the DAB Citizenship Award. 129 Troy Anderson Christine Arguello Ernestine Arguello Michelle Arsement Ftobert Baker Paul Bandsma Jason Barker Edgar Barnhill Andrew Batiste Kristi Behar Melvin Benjamin Carol Benoit Celena Bertrand Rose Beverly Paula Blanchard Junior class officers: Stacy Hunter vice-presidentg Missy Lloyd, secretary: Carrie Griffin, treasurer Shawn Brantley Ellie Brottem John Brown James Buchok Dan Burke Flobert Bushnell Charles Byrd Melissa Byrd Ross Camp Lou Cappi Bobby Carney Susan Cope Tommy Davis Connie Dittrich Vicki Douglas Aurora Edwards Sean Elliott Lisa Ellison Paula Ellison Gary Fesco Donna Foux Jw is ., X st 3 t ,S it Juniors l X sa X Xi I at Q X Q M Q X a is ,K X N we sy? 6 x .I J J. fs X NS' ses N sir 5 Y l l l as X 21 .5 x E J fx X tm? I is , if it K fu. 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X1 Sw X SE X ll . we X f x l i X is 1, , N fs 'safe E ,Xt X, Rhonda Hamm Kevin Haney Steven Hardt Juniors rush to load their truck at Homecoming. Agnes Harmon Robert Harmon Michael Harrington Shawn Hathaway Leanne Hayes Terry Holt Jo Anne Horn Darrell Hunter Stacy Hunter Annie Jackson Jeffrey Jagneaux Todd Johnson Roxanne Kibodeaux Michelle King Kerstin Kinsley-Smith Robert Laine Shannon Laird Kyle Lee Stacy Lee Gregor Lehmiller George Lewis Melissa Lloyd Tommy Low Flenee Manning Kim Marble Nickoal Marshall Michelle Martel James Martin Kelly Mattarocci Paula Mauboules Tim McFarland Billy Meadows Tanya Metcalf Kelly Midkift Tracy Mills Christie Monse Nlckoal Marshall and Bobby Carney make a lovely couple. Robert Morse Elizabeth Mott Edward Murray Pat Neel Tammie Nolte Shannon Norton Karen Ogilvie Amanda Oubre Lisa Perkins Steve Pinckard Pita Pitre Pamela Pool Andy Pricer Shad Priddy Cynthia Pullen chris Haley Stephanie Rocquemore Matthew Ftoss Cheryl Sampley Donnie Sanders Troy Schlottman Juniors Q X 49? V MXdMk.a.g?5.g X , 5. ... ' -wg 1:5 - ..., 1 -N .LZ if -- i ,, . ...t Lk K, 5 - . 4 X X: - H - - 3 S . Bw .. , is s fs - fx... r .55-Q X. - ..-My W , 5 '. K .. X i 3 HX a s 1 N it 'N' , - . . X X X 5 X XX , Q - 5 , .f .. F . f V . .X .. ...f x - X X , l ,- '. we .,.,. .. Q .3 .rlr 5 1? as X . A fi i ' ' Xz- i . iss, it .. ' .N an fwfr: r -ff x ' 55253 . .t.SX, ,. rl NS? .., xlb ' N Q- . 'P -Xwi. . X l SWR. 'fl X Sw, .... ,---, - Eg? iq? at S Q . .3 3 inn X N X . S X 3 X.. X 1 .5-ff. tlil 5... , :- Xi ' . .X fi . ' a ' +V r N- -.. ' 1 r- - r ' Q . S2 X l X X K ki 5 an omg K XX , X gi x 5 . S . ,,,. , .. ,..,, gf. .K 5 X sm. an ,Q X was - QQ o ne SJ X X. QQSV, . 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N 5 Z cn 3 Q E. 3 Robert Laine, 1968-1985 Patty Schroeder Kim Shaw Lisa Shell Shirley Snider Daniel Soileau Alexa Spears Karl Stelly Alan Stratton Wendy Turk Chris Tyler Todd Walker Terry Watts Clay Abbey Erika Adams Tori Adams Stacey Ainsworth Charles Bandy Edward Bertrand LaJuan Blincoe Sabrina Breaux John R. Briggs Tony Brown Dawn Burke Courtney Cambern Lisa Celestine Joni Clifton Ricky Coleman Sophomore class officers: Courtney Cambern, vice- president: Tina Kibbe, president: Shonda Haynes, secretary: Joni Clifton, treasurer Willie Coleman Kim Collier Roxanne Cooper Leann Davis Robert Davis Kyle DeCuir Junius Edwards Lara Elliott Shannon Evans Toni Flowers Steve Fontenot Donna Fregia Betsy Gillette Craig Gillette Anthony Gradney Michael Green Bee Guillory David Hall Edmond Hall Ty Hancock Bryan Harmon 2 ,X Sophornores mit , .P g Xxx -nm WXXXXNQQ Q X -si F I fr? XX was ss X 39-qw' T: 'sms . -.9 - 'f 5 ss is gigs six? gg it as XX, 5 E f 2? 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Loran Laughlin Patrick Lavergne Paul Lavergne David Layfield Stephanie Leger Tyree Leger Alicia Lewis Shane Lewis Brenda Loden Tommy Loiodice Dudley Loupe Dianne Louvier Corey Louviere Stephen Malick Debra Manuel Mary Marshall Lyn Martel Jeffrey Martin Benny Martinez Clarissa McCue Jamie McCullough he lfb Q Kelly McGlaun Sharon McGraw Monica McNeil Jett Melancon Karen Michulka Milli William Monse Brent Mount Melissa Murff Patti Overbey Kelli Pace Mical Padgett Carrie Passmore Robert Peeler Darrell Pelt Stephen Malick and Michael Tucker practice homemaking techniques. Deborah Rankin Laura Rhodehamel Amy Sabrsula Christy Saurage Rhonda Scott James Siau Jennifer Simmons Preston Simmons Veronica Simmons Robert Sirmons Carlton Smith Karen Spencer Toni Spikes Beverly Stagg Marilyn Stagg Debra Strang George Tate Michael Tucker Jonathan Vaughn Donna Votaw Janice Waller K my silk X E Q S N t E 5 i n i , , .. i , . ,.. t , i X X 5 ie S ...N X ,S E. . . 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Jane Abernathy Robert Andrews Brent Arsement David Atkins Wayne Bagwell Paul Bagwell Mason Ball Brad Barker Laura Barnes Wes Barnes Tracie Beebee Denice Bell Karla Benge Robert Berry Eloise Bertrand Freshman class officers: Martin Miller, presidentg Brent Arsement, treasurerg Melanie Holland, secretaryg Marlon Riley, vice-president Wilbert Bertrand Greg Blrdwell Ricky Bjerke Kelly Bolton Maxine Bostick Dawnette Bradley Cory Brannon Raquel Briggs Michelle Briggs Andrea Bronson Liz Brown Renee Brown Sandra Bruce James Burrell Joey Butts Elaine Byrd Mandi Cambern Anita Cannon lnez Carreon Holley Castello Brett Blark Freshmen Q 1 1 H r H 1 . t 'E ft 1 X ' 7 X ., 'Iv - , eeee y sg , ......,...,... .,.. ELEIWM ML' ,.,5e.i fww1sisfw?T T'?f 'i w -:.: .'is. i'f E'ls'F!if ' -V-ASVQX 1 1 ' . A f f A .fl - - - bla 'f X 5X..,..f..: - r . . , ' ' i N , I 4' X Y - alfa? A fi. 1 N X if - Nvgvaes' ' ' ' 1 as , fxf : s Xi X 4 R -.X 5 ,i . 5521512--ve . I gist: ' i f , CQ B . 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Nichole Lee Arny Leger Ronald Ling Henry Loupe Jeri Lowrie Jason Lummus Laurie Manuel Sean Manuel Tammy Marble Lisa Marks Melissa Marshall Melissa Martin Monet May Michael McBride Iona McCue Jason Menard Elton Miller Martin Miller Tammy Moore Shawn Mott Roger Moye Freshmen 5 is Q i f in X 4' x x ,xx N X :MR x Skip Qi Y' xx N 'ts N so Q R' X? K , L. as reis its , . iiii L 'r-.i- S itii ,. ' F50 ' I I - L 1 ' if kewl? Jn J rl. . ii E s ' - s 5 l J i 'f it sa-it-ar. .- -X E, K Xi + a f ai E, L . Vl fx if ill X eg f S mme? X C 'WSF 4? is was was cu , 5 3 i 4 Y ' X H X Q . S ' A 'S vig. sea f f it W we F X Qs' - H it X 2' 1 XXX 2 X 5 ei t E S N Q Xe ff S t '32 if 5-t,,,.v,,. ...- - -- -1--tsiwig . 4.-if ss . s X all :Se as .3- 1 ASX -Y 55' KZ .5 X. 5, rss.: as L ' N X 1 Y l ls L , sr it x ii 5 ss - .L Sgr is .M , k We m .nv Ns si , Y X x x s N ,ss +1 A1 ' 3 l i X ig! ' s L Ji 2 if Q.. F31Q..asg. s. an is x 5 X I 4 Q L .. . .. 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Lori Zimbeck We Trey N Vickie sf ,,w ,,, X olte enjoys eating at a football game. Conner and Jane Abernathy share secrets. Administration N JOHN MCKINLEY, CHAIRMAN AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER TEXACO, INC. I JAMES R. MILLER, SUPERINTENDENT i HARDIN-JEFFERSON I.S.D. Ronald Benoit Randall Richard Floyd Riley Bobby Theriot Board Ol Education Directs Policy The board conducts business. t X Q l l s N i Kenneth Pelt, President A Dr. E. D. Hamilton, Vice- R. C. Aldrich, Secretary President 'vonne Kolander, Curriculum Supervisor arnuel Scalisi, Business Manager Central Administrative Sim X B. Bodrick B. Hill, Director of Instruction Sandra Jordan, Secretary he Staff Serves District Pat Lane, Secretary to the Superintendent Clara Carrier, Secretary Joan Yates, Business Assistant Central Administration Covers Many Areas Betty Watson, Deputy Clerk Camiiie Deason, Tax Assessor!CoIIeotor Raymond Martin, Director of Transportation Don Rice, Director of Maintenance Gulf Coast Special Education Cooperative Maintains Services For Students With Special Needs aney, Diagnosncianflnsfr, Consultant Van Walker, Diagnosticianflnstr. Consultant Imogene Denby, Secretary l Q ' l i dox, Director Nancy Hebert, SERS Clerk Administration Provides Guidance M. Gil Rector Principal Hardin-Jefferson High School Harvey L. Dixon Assistant Principal Hardin-Jefferson High School X 'ms S X Q - N Q 3 . N X X K . S X Wx Q X M X Xi B , X5 Pat H. Morris Counselor Hardin-Jefferson High School E X For Both Faculty Ancl Students Charles E. Styles Principal Henderson Junior High School James C. Burke Principal Sour Lake Elementary School Sandra C. Sherman Principal China Elementary School Those Retiring Will Be Greatly Missed Pat Morris, speaking with Mr. Kenneth Pelt, is retiring after thirty- four years in education. Many peo- ple in Sour Lake will always have the skills they learned in Mr. Morris' shop class. Others will remember his concern and advice during his years as guidance counselor at Har- din-Jefterson High School. ,Ruby Prejean is retiring after thirty years in education, twenty-six of them in this district. Mrs. Prejean started her career teaching in a seg- regated system. She was one of the leaders for integration and has taught more than one generation of children to read. Floyalene Ellis is retiring after twenty-eight years in education. Mrs. Ellis worked as a hospital nurse before she became the school nurse in Sour Lake. Nurse Ellis has tak- en care of many sick children with concern and kindness as well as medical skill. 150 Faculty Educates Leaders Of Tomorrow 59 1 V E - A-A 2 SSS A, s-sf ' P' K '- sikwx. . .. . M M. 115' .., W 3. . -rr i 5 .o.. Q 'f 1. - I f -:za l 'iT2ree-::'I,.lfII'i ' Kay Abernathy, H-J H. S., VOE T. C. Abernathy, Henderson, Phys. Sci. 7, 8 Adrienne Adams, S. L. E., Math 4 Cheryl Adams, C. E., Third Grade Susan Allen, C. E., Second Grade Rhonda Babin, Henderson, Eng. 7 Bonnie Barnes, H-J H, S., Business Shirley Benson, C. E., Third Grade Charles Breithaupt, H-J H. S., CLA lIl!Coach Deborah Breithaupt, S. L. E., Second Grade Gale Briggs, Henderson, Science!C. Lit. Hallie Britain, S. L. E., First Grade Larry Britain, S. L. E. Soc. Stu. 5 Sue Bruce, C. E., First Grade Sharon Burke, S. L. E., Reading 4 Joan Burnett, H-J H, S., Spanish!English Uethel Burrows, C. E., First Grade Ann Campbell, C. E., Third Grade Melissa Campbell, Henderson, English 8 Pat Castello, H-J High School, VAC!Math Lab Vicki Clayton, H-J H. S., Henderson, Speech!Drama Lynda Crisp, S. L. E., Reading 6 Ellen Daniel, Henderson, Reading BIC. Lit. Delores Darby, S. L. E., Math Chapter I Jeanette Davis, C. E., Second Grade Dan Dawson, H-J H. S., Alg. ll!Comp. Math I Patricia Door, Henderson, Art Dana Dupree, S. L. E., Resource Hardin-Jefferson Educators Are Gregg Dupree, H-J H. S., Sci.!Biol.!Coach Joyce Elkins, S. L. E., Language 4 Donald Elliff, H-J H. S., Con. Math!FOM!Con. Eco.!Coach Janey Fabriguze, S. L. E., Third Grade Elizabeth Gallier, H-J H. S., Home Economics Linda Gober, Henderson, Math 7, 8 Cynthia Goodman, H-J H. S., Math!Alg. l!Pre Alg. Mamie Goodman, Henderson, Librarian Sherilyn Goodman, H-J H. S., Math!Geo.!Alg. I Catherine Granger, C. E., Kindergarten Peggy Granger, S. L. E., PE 4, 5, 6 Lewis Grant, H-J H. S., Shop 1, ll Catherine Green, Henderson, Eng. 7, 8!Fteading 7 Cheryl Handy, C. E., Second Grade Daryl Ann Hansen, H-J H. S., Comp. Sup.!Trig.!EI. Anal. Dana Harrington, H-J H. S., Am. Hist. Sue Harris, H-J H. S., Alg. llGeo. Sherry Haynes, H-J H. S., Typing I, II Floarina Henderson, S. L. E., Math 5 Sharon Herring, Henderson, Resource Stanford Hill, Henderson, PE!Coach Mary Ann Holland, S. L. E., Resource Cynthia Jackson, Henderson, Reading 7 Jeanette Jackson, S. L. E., Art Lou Ann Johnson, H-J H.S., Sci.!Chem!Physics Ronald Johnson, H-J H. S., Voc, Ag. Bonnie Jone, C.E., Kindergarten Joyce Jones, H-J H. S., Eng. I fi, diy .ff ,f M A f 44 , , I ' ., 2, wif 1 , A L' -i... t ,i .. at X I X X X f ga. , 2.5,-.. vig' if tif ir fa ga 917 it W 1 to 1 Q X-Q R G as X X K 'N S X N it f Wi 5 K g ,, ., N -J-'iilfiii' f .-s Slgii ... .I I mx .. ami Sm ?--lifw ftf. if-ff:-. ' . ' 551 Q' .iw ,... I is G I I .. I x tbtb K kt: -L :E ki.. tvs, fi W 5 .,, 7 A. 74 5 N 5 . .. , 5 2. sy gi 42 . xg., I i.lr 1 . ,,. . , .Ii i .,. I Jr St R S it 2 . 3 f.,r 1 . W it . iii its a xr . X32 2 .,.-- Lg-. Eli ...s'. . S1 rut ' 'E it Among The Very Best Anywhere Mary Alice Jones, Henderson, PE!Coach George Jordan, S. L. E., Third Grade Ruben Jordan, l-I-J H. S., PE!Coach Geraldine Kirkland, C. E., Kindergarten May D. Kellett, S. L. E., Soc. Stu. 4 Mary Laidacker, S. L. E., Resource Sylvia Lanning, S. L. E., First Grade Deidre Linney, S. L. E., Henderson, H-J H. S., Choir Dorothy Lowe, S. L. E., Soc. Stu. 6 Sara Manuel, S. L. E., Math 6 Janice Marrou, H-J H. S., Wid. Hist. Candye Martin, Henderson, Science 8 Marilyn Martin, H-J H. S., Eng. lV!French l, ll, Ill Donald Mathews, H-J H. S., Librarian Wanda Mattarocci, S. L. E., Math Comp. 4-6 Cynthia Matthews, S. L. E., Science 6 Charles McBryde, H-J H. S., Auto Mechanics Virginia McBryde, S. L. E., First Grade Christine McCormick, H-J H. S., Am. Hist. L. B. Michalka, H-J H. S., SAC!Coach Christine Mitchell, S. L. E., Lang. Arts 6 Janet Mitchell, S. L. E., Fiesource Mary Ann Monk, S. L. E., Second Grade Jane Morris, H-J H. S., Home Economics Tommye Morris, H-J H. S., CLA I, ll!Annual June Murphy, S. L. E., Kindergarten Dru Ann Mushlian, H-J H. S., Health!Driver's Ed.!Coach Janet Neichoy, S. L. E., PE 4, 5, 6 Hardin-Jefferson Nancy Parsley, H-J H. S., Bookkeeping!Shorthand!Typ. ll Denise Patton, S. L. E., First Grade Cynthia Pevetor, H-J H. S., Eng. I, ll Evelyn Phillips, Henderson, Resource Paul Picou, H-J H. S., Biol.!SAC Helen Pike, S. L. E., Lang. Arts 5 Raymond Polk, H-J H. S., Voc. Ag. Suzanne Polk, H-J H. S., Home Economics Robbie Sue Prejean, C. E., Reading Chap. l Supervisor Ruby Prejean, S. L. E., Reading Chapter I Nancy Presley, S. L. E., Kindergarten Joyce Raiford, S. L. E., Librarian Connie Rasa, Henderson, C. Lit.!Comp. Lab.!Alg. Mishel Rawlinson, S. L. E., Science 4 Mary F. Reed, S. L. E., Reading 5 James Rice, H-J H. S., Voc. Ag. Molly Ridley, C. E., First Grade Lonnie Roberts, Henderson, Soc. Stu. 8!PElCoach Louise Runnels, H-J H. S., Resource Peggy Ryal, H-J H. S., PElCoach Doris Samuel, S. L. E., Science 5 Charline Shanks, S. L. E., Kindergarten Priscilla Sheffield, all schools, Speech Therapist Sally Smith, H-J H. S., Eng. Ill Jeannie Spears, H-J H. S., Resource Wayne Stapert, Henderson, Soc. Stu. 7lPE!Coach Jerry Thornton, Henderson, Soc. Stu. 8 Dianne Timberlake, C. E., Resource Faculty Engages l ' is -i lf X tr rl X L Q., it NW ' --- -. fi qifi -..'3: iV:' 'ff V Vkk' I ,.., ., ia: at 'K x X Q X. ae:a.s:..'fsasf'sasfa . f.:..ff.s-r':::-' .. i X . 'S...- i' f - f ..... . , W 'Lk A Xb 6 Q X R1 l Q iS xi? is rr ln Constant Selt improvement Aaron Timmons, H-J H. S., American Gov. Mary Trum, Henderson, Assistant Band Director B. J. Tucker, H-J H. S., Eng. llftlournalism Cheryl Turner, C. E., Kindergarten Mary Turner, Henderson, Reading 8 Barbara Walker, Henderson, Soc. Stu. 7 Ronald Whitener, Henderson, Math 7, 8 Lois Wimberly, S. L, E., Kindergarten Not Pictured: , I Diane Baker, H-J H. S., Band Director Charles Cotton, H-J H. S., Health!Driver's Ed.!Coach Deborah deBittencourt, S. L. E., First Grade Bus Drivers Are Trained In Safety Procedures Row 1: Betty Miller, Laverne Dillon, Gwendolyn Spears, Row 2: Cleveland Jannise, Dora Robinson, Sherry Orlando, Theresa Stelly, Annie Jones, Odella Bob, Latha Spikes, Raymond Martin. Among the drivers not pictured are Elaine Gongora, Patsy Kelly, Bob Logsdon, Theresa Mott, James Robertson, Tonja Spears, George Jordan, Charles McBryde, Mishel Rawlinson, and Jerry Thornton. School Nurses Take Care Di ills Floyalene Ellis, Sour Lake Elementary School Delores Hill, Henderson Jr. High and China Elementary It 7 Grace Scalisi, Hardin-Jefferson High School 3 X 5 A f is m is C Q ' f 1 fitter 218 Xvgigfluy ,vi t , 9 QS Q, 4 ai f QW VQXQV ,ff rnyqevftf :M ' ', Qgfmw ' 1:35 2 Secretaries Make Life Eas'er For Everyone Doris Broussard, Sour Lake Elementary -l.. Q H, :,i xg rfiiz gt Claudie Floyd, Sour Lake Elementary ' W Evelyn Fontenot, Hardin-Jefferson High School Carolyn Kibbe, Henderson Jr. High V , ,,.,, KK Q f 2 f , f , ,gf ' -me ff J. file . if I E ' itil fvzfzvm ,. ' - H t mf , l,ll A if , .ga ' fg, 1511 c Aj A '. ' 4 A - is X YS Cynthia Kolander, China Elementary Juanita Tatum, Registrar, H-J High School Johnnie M. Young, H-J High School Teachers' Aides Help Children And Teachers Linda Buckner, China Elementary Ftuth Carreon, China Elementary Hebe Galley, Sour Lake Elementary Frances, Rice, China Elementary Pattie Richardson, Library, China Elementary mfg 32 , Barbara Bocquemore, China Elementary Della Spears, China Elementary Bobbie Tatum, Sour Lake Elementary ,,. , ff? We A? 564i Aides not pictured include Anna Price, H-.J Highg Deborah Dinet and Pauline Moye, Henderson Jr, Highg Jo Ann Austin, Lillian Denton, Theresa Hall, Jo Lynne McGraw, Marie Michalka, and Helen Sanders 1 ot Sour Lake Elementary School. Q W2 , r . r 4 W, , A .. S' 'fm , Q, ',,, f Q, 'i Maintenance Believes ln Cleanliness And Upkeep L, ,, District Maintenance: Don Rice, Earl Jordan, Patsy Ling, Terry China. gonald Edwards Eva Han Clifton Simien McClain ' ' ' cc c -lenderson: Peter Hall, Aneva Edwards, Rodney Guilbeaux EA-J H-ds-5 RUSSSH and Cora S.L.E.: Gayle Irving, Lonez Neel war s if xii : - .21 .-5 5.2 ' GE 5 . 1,1 fjxga 'f .f I xc , 1 , wg, mfsszif,-i gr ins--H-f -,M i 2 . Ly' if g.1:.:,grf i5, r six 3.L.E.: Clay Stelly S.L.E.: Azelia Martel S.L.E.: Lenola Anderson H-J H.S.: Virgie H-,J H,S,j Emmit Guillory Maiben Cafeteria Workers Prepare Tasty Food i i Henderson: Judy Davis, Pearl Thomas, Audrey Hardy, Jessie China Elementary: Bonnie Manuel, Lillian Kolander, Judy Jannise Sensing f we 1 - -K . 1 as if 523915 M t sg x v t igq ,i.,:., , . oiyyeygso N , ia we Q at f K : Q r ii? we X , - W. L- mf: -. S.L.E.: Bonnie Riggs Thefefia STGHYV CBVOWU Brown, Glenda Morgan Juanita Johnson, Doris Lowe Barbara Fesco H-J High School . Carmen Robertson , AVZV Beverly Logsdon k V Y ' t Florence Morgan L , y Arlene f i, I G , sta g 5. ,,, Zi x r, V - x H ,sii if ' Kathy Somers Yvonne Sylvester . vi ,,,,, , gi , V ii gd ,w efffazq E Henderson Jr. High Lite At Henderson Junior High School ls Filled With Fun And Learning me kc...-.za a. Coaches Roberts and Stapert overlook activities in the gym. b. Ricky Benoit turns around in Mr. Thornton's class. c. Leslie Martin receives her diploma. d. Doing calisthenics in the gym is great! Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Daniel confer. In the library, James Citizen selects a newspaper Mr. Whitener works with students at the board. Look, Ms, l'm in school! Tne stage is beautifully decorated for graduation. Lisa Perkins answers a question in Mrs. DanieI's computer class. The Henderson band marches in a parade. -nr Henderson Gets New Cnoir s Todd Manuel studying? Helen Schlottrnan rides in the China parade. l Row 1: T. Ellison, S. Kirkpatrick, S. Laird, K. Robertson, S. Hidalgo, J. Maxey, C. Floyd, Mrs. Linneyp Bow 2: S. Spikes, Fl. Thomas, Fl. Jones, D. Hunter, C. Judice, J. Bowman, M. Nabors, N. Scnnitzg Flow 3: A. Edwards, L. Mott, D. McCue, C. Bertrand, Ft. Harmon, B. Blue, S. Wimbley, A. White, J. Droddy. CONCERT BAND Flow 1: A. Foret, S. Hughes, D. Craiger, A. Grider, D. Zimbeck, A. Turner, L. Austin, M. Bertman, M. Davis, C. Hardt, B. Kattelman, S. Robinson: Flow 2: T. Lavergne, D. Goodman, C. Kemp, J. Citizen, C. Logsdon, D. Davis, J. Walters, C. Passmore, T, Walters, S. Hall, K McGlaun, J. Leday: Flow 3: L. Tanner, Fl. Havard, A. Anderson, S. Walker, N. Stevens, N. McCarty, J. Bostick, J. Norton, G. Bob, S. Knapp Knapp, K. Daniels, K. Staley: Row 4: M. Harmon, W. Edwards, D. Dailey, D. Marks, M. Shafer, C. Lee, J. Howard, i. Carrier, E. LaFleur, B. Mullin, C. DuPlantis, D. Ford: Row 5: T. Willis, W. Dittrich, C. LeJune, R. Hamm, C. Wall, S. Finley, C. Wilburn, T. Norris, J. Marshall, M. Snider, L. Kotz, P. Martel: Flow 6: G. Sensing, C. Scott, J. Trahan, G. Turow, J. Daniels, D. West, B. Stephens, C. Freeman, E. Brady, J. Reviere, H. Maddox, B. Adams: Flow 7: S. Gilstrap, T. Holler, S. Clark, D. Grogan, C. Gault. PERFORMING BAND .... A ... .. Flow 1: L. Martin, H. Schlottman, D. Scott, J. Dow, B. Flidley, C. Murray, T. Rasberry, P. Guillory, P. Holt: Row 2: Y. Bosha, M. Thibodeaux, E. Elliott, Fl. Throop, C. Revia, D. Warren, L. Verble, T. Wilson, A. Fontenotg Flow 3: T. Horn, J. Foux, E. McNeil, D. Burrows, A. Scoot, M. Hazelwood, E. Moreaux, U. Montgomery, T. Victoria: Row 4: Fl. Couch, B. Frazier, D. Harmon, D. Logsdon, E. Vogel, L. Keating, K. Gober, D. Hatton, J. Hornbuckleg Bow 5: B. Laird, Fl. White, T. Simmons, H. Turk, S. Lloyd, J. Turow, D. Hicks, C. Benoit, S. Benoit, P. Jones: Bow 6: H, Dillon, W. Jeffcoat, R. Beavers, J. Edwards, T. Manuel, B. Benoit, T. LeJune, T. Watts. l i Henderson Bands Are Outstanding ALL DISTRICT BAND MEMBERS L KE ow 1: B. White, T, Wilson, A. Fontenot, P. Holtg Bow 2: B. Couch, K. Gober, L. Keating, S. Benoit, T. Simmonsg Flow 3: B. Adams, S. ioyd, D. Harmon, W. Jeffcoat, C. Benoit, T. Horn. ALL REGION BAND DRUM MAJORS BAND DIRECTORS AWARD I heresa Horn, Flon White, Wayne Jeffcoat Theresa Horn, Buckshot Dillon RON White 165 I Cheerleaders And Tvvirlers Are Front Line CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders form a pyramid. In the middle are, top to bottom, Michelle Thibodeaux, Charlotte Revia, and Karen McGIaun. At the left are Cori Passmore and Ramona Jones. F TWIRLERS the right are Ursula Montgomery and Marcy Barnett. l Kneeling: Regina Throop, Michelle Bertman, Kay Danielsg Standing: Elizabeth Tanner, Stacy Benoit, Lisa Keating. Student Council And Library Assistants Serve Ably STUDENT COUNCIL tow 1: Mr. Whitener, C. Ftevia, H. Turk, D. Hatton, C. Carrier, S. Walker: Row 2: T. Watts, C. Longnion, M. Kotz, S. Jagneaux, B. Aackan, J. Budd, S. Wright, T. Manuel: Row 3: J. Hornbuckle, D. Grogan, A. Foret, D. Miller, Ft. Fontenot, K. McGlaun, S. Hughes, L. Aartin, C. Benoit: Row 4: T. Simmons, D. Copeland, E. Zachary, M. Harmon, S. Finley, C. Passmore, L. Keating, C. Murray. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS tow 1: R. Oubre, N. McCarty, U. Montgomery, T. Victoria, M. Thibodeaux, R. Jones, Fl. Thomas, Ms. Goodman: Bow 2: B. Baack, T. yner, Fl. Decker, J. Citizen, D. Hunter, D. Craiger, S. Hodges: Flow 3: E. Moreaux, S. Hall, Pt. Guillory, Fl. Bocquemore, N. Stephens, T. lanuel. 167 Football Teams Have Fine Record EIGI-ITH GRADE Row 1: E. Zachary, C. Benoit, H. Hall, J. Foux, N. Wilson, B. Barker, C. Bertrand, J. Merendino, A. Fontenotg Row 2: T. Watts, S. Gregson, S. Brinton, T. LeJune, J. Edwards, D. Logsdon, J. Citizen, J. Turow, Coach Stapert: Row 3: Coach Roberts, B. Blades, G. Bob, R. Frazier, R. Benoit, T. Norris, K. Bellard, D. Hatton, Row 4: B. O'Neal, B. Baack, R. White, D. Harmon, G. Celestine, F. Snyder, T. Manuel, Mgr. Chad Smith, Coach Hill. tb SEVENTH GRADE WINS SECOND IN DISTRICT Row 1: R. Hamm, T. Watts, D. Miller, D. Ozane, C. Carrier, W. Edwards, T. Jones, M. Hardt: Row 2: K. Rhodehamel, B. Mackan, D. McCue, D. Burrell, C. Tanner, S. Jagneaux, K. Williams, Coach Stapert: Row 3: Coach Roberts, L. Kotz, R. Sirmons, W. Dittrich, J. Marshall, M. Harmon, P. Jones, F. Guajardo, A. Guaiardo: Row 4: L. Spikes, S. Clark, J. Hendrix, M. Ellison, K. Warren, S. Thomas, E. LaFIeur, Coach Hill. Boys Bring l-lome Basketball Trophies EIGHTH GRADE WINS SECOND IN DISTRICT itting: E. Zachary, B. Barker, C. Benoit, A. Fontenot: Kneeling: J. Turow, J. Citizen, R. Benoit, T. Wilson, T, Watts: Standing: Mgr. M. armon, R. White, D. Harmon, Coach Stapert. SEVENTH GRADERS ARE DISTRICT CHAMPIONS itting: T. Watts, l. Carrier, T. Jones: Kneeling: K. Davalos, S. Schroeder, D. Burrell, B. Mackan: Standing: Mgr. M. Harmon, L. Spikes, . Warren, E. LeFleur, Coach Hill. Volleyball And Girl's Basketball EIGHTH GRADE DISTRICT WINNERS Sitting: D. Miller, U. Montgomery, R. Jones, H. Schlottmang Kneeling: M. Thibodeaux, R. Taylor, Y. Bosha, R. Thomas, E. McNeil3 Standing: Mgr. M. Barnett, Coach Jones, R. Spikes, N. Stevens, Mgr. M. Hazelwood, Mgr. C. Re-via SEVENTH GRADE DISTRICT WINNERS Sitting: C. Passmore, K. Gober, K. Staley, R. Golden, N. Schnitz, D. Craiger, Kneeling: E. Moreaux, A. White, C. Wilburn, T. Lavergne, K. McGlaun, T. St. Andrews, J. Citizen, Standing: Mgr. M. Hazelwood, Mgr. C. Revia, D. Grogan, N. McCarty, Coach Jones, Mgr. Marc Barnett Bring Home The Gold EIGHTH GRADE DISTRICT WINNERS Kneeling: T. Victoria, Coach Jones, Standing: S. Hall, H. Turk, C. Murray, L. Martin, R. Spikes, T. Simmons, Y. Bosha, D. Warren, Ft Jones, D. LeDoux SEVENTH GRADE DISTRICT WINNERS Sitting: D. Goodman, K. Gober, C. Passmore, M. Bertmang Kneeling: S, Finley, K. Staley, T. St. Andrews, P. Gravett, E. Moreaux: Standing: Standing: Mgr. T. Lavergne, N. McCarty, R. Rocquemore, D. Grogan, K. McGlaun, Coach Jones Henderson Traok Teams Have EIGHTH GRADE DISTRICT WINNERS Sitting: S. Hall, U. Montgomery, M. Arguello, A. Edwards, T. Wright: Kneeling: H. Turk, C. Murray, D. Warren, R. Jones: Standing: Mgr. L. Martin, Y. Bosna, R. Spikes, R. Thomas, Coacn Jones SEVENTH GRADE Sitting: J. Budd, L. Tanner, K. Gober, E. Moreauxg Kneeling: T. St. Andrews, L. Keating, N. McCarty, P. Guiiiory, S. Hughes: Standing: Mgr. D. Goodman, R. Rocquemore, D. Grogan, T. Lavergne, A. Scott, Coaon Jones l Wings On Their Heels EIGHTH GRADE tting: C. Benoit, C. Bertrand, J. Foux, A. Fontenot: Kneeling: D. Hatton, K. Bellard, T. Manuel, B. Benoit, B. Frazier: Standing: G elestine, D. Harmon, R. White, C. Santicola, B, Baack, Coach Hill SEVENTH GRADE eeling: B. J. Belancon, D. Henry, C. Carrier, M. Hardt: Standing: E. LaFIeur, K. Warren, M, Ellison, J. Hendrix, Coach Stapert Rhonda Ainsworth Amos Alsobrooks Martha Arguello Brian Baack Brian Barker Roger Barnes Tammy Bast Buck Bates Robert Beavers Chris Bell Kenneth Bellard Chuck Benoit Ricky Benoit Lynn Berry Chris Bertrand Leslie Martin, Rochel Ridley, Jennifer Dow, Charlotte Revia, and Alisha Turner eat lunch. Brian Blades Gerald Bob Yatisha Bosha Jennifer Bostick Josie Bowman Kara Brannon Kim Brantley Michael Brinton Denise Burrows Lisa Campbell Gerard Celestine Chris Clark Lee Ann Clark Kim Clubb Gerald Collins Noel Cooper Dennis Copeland Ricky Couch Jeremy Creamer Don Croom Darrell Dailey Eighth Grade .We A 'Mt -'fissmswvt-XRQRR ln. ,al 1, .. .. st rs X . H W1,L 1 wg F if , 'F t...t,,,.,,.... l is 5925 - fs., J A 5 fl e y 'Q - - t ,if V me .X .V X- l - :stu-.sts A3 We ff - we dig ,.,. . ,..,.,. ee N NST' M G ' - - f ,. , '53 'si ' ji , -5'-is . .. ,. .. Y, Q X Sw f ii at 5 Eighth Grade if 1 l x J at E q 1:,h,, Q , b,,::: Q ., 1 , k 'Q1-' N gl X. rg q'1' f si -ff Robie Decker Hilbert Dillon Timmy Dinkins Jennifer Dow Jody Edwards Erin Elliott Austin Fontenot Darla Ford Ann Foret Jason Foux Jett Franks Flobin Frazier Chuck Freeman Jimmy Gaspard Stephanie Gastile Tamika Victoria get for the next class. Carolyn Glaude Shane Gregson Hayward Hall Stacey Hall Connie Hardt Damien Harmon Gloria Harris Fred Hatton Melissa Hazelwood David Hicks Shirley Hodges Pamela Holt Theresa Horn Jamie Hornbuckle Dina Hunter Candice Jannise Wayne Jeffcoat Gerald Johnson Ramona Jones Elizabeth Kay Earlene Keith I s her books Christy Kemp Stephanie Kirkpatrick Margie Kotz Brandon Laird Dana LeDoux Troy LeJune Shawn Lloyd Darren Logsdon Todd Manuel Leslie Martin Erica McNeil Jared Merendino Marty Miles Ursula Montgomery Don Moore Mr Thornton lectures his class. Liz Mott Lonnie Mullins Catherine Murray Marsha Nabors Tony Norris John Norton Brandon O'Neal Mardi Osborne Sandra Ozane , Albert Pilgreen Vickie Platt Mike Pleasant Tami Rasberry Charlotte Revia ' John Reviere Joy Richardson Rhonda Ridley Helen Schlottman Amy Schroeder Scott Schroeder Diane Scott Eighth Grade X -.-Y i , so X ,xxx X , X SYN ' Q KST ,f x iii N 2 X x X S 5 1 R5 ws f ff 'im K S ., .K , E-saggy -- 5 S 1 W Q I 51:35 -k ' .gfis-I . AS ' X NN Q ig X s Gi X Hs X x N5 x t X 9 rs X st Xt ESX stink gli A in get alex .. Q.. t Q 6. 7 sl Q is kd X A f S . ti i X is 'S rx t ig We-sf gfllliw ...,, if S S -f-ser. K . .H i QQ Q . is E K' K .... , .- ... ' gift I 1, .ki i w E -QQ- .Q ' Las, X xg se smxxgs X Q its was .:.. 2 X -N .W - 5 ' 293 -:.s .- . .15 it Eighth Grade Ll x,.,: err 1 ' ESE.. sis :H -- sez-. :Axe K - .. an .t i :LI I r NXNQSEX Es X Q X X is -as Q G Q XX xx ,L-X- E: eaf529'.55:?!f.,s.rQC EES? . Q: :,i 5 S 522' N- ' 'sz J 22- - 9 lm 1 ,ll -:,.::ss:::.s,,s,-f , : ll ' ' 24 'f Ease-it , 3 - Ni mr . usff's.1. as K .gfageizfi-2 : 1 X Qzll T ,,,',,, I bl- 1 -1 Tim Wilson ,'?: Y', - Diane Zimbeck S 'A . ts, I.- Craig Scott Fienee Segeada Lavon Shafer Michelle Shafer Tammy Simmons Chad Smith Frank Snider Sandra Somers Sissy Spikes Nicola Stevens Adrian Stuart Lisa Taylor Robin Taylor Norma Thibodeaux Dennis Thomas Eighth graders eat lunch Floylene Thomas Regina Throop James Trahan Holly Turk Sarah Turner John Turow Toby Tyner Tamiki Victoria Eric Vogel Clayton Walker Jean Walters Donna Warren Todd Watts Keith Wendling Ron White Brandon Adams Angela Anderson Marcy Barnett Nicole Becker Eric Benge Staci Benoit Anita Bertman James Bird Kateherine Blakiey Rolanda Blue Edward Brady Buffy Brinton Julie Budd Wendy Bullock Darryl Burrell Mrs Green s class knows all of the answers. Chuck Carrier John Carter Il James Citizen Joy Citizen Cameron Clark Steven Clark Amy Collier Serena Cooper Dawn Craiger Amy Croasdale Jason Daniels Kay Daniels Dana Davis Melanie Davis Wade Dittrich Christina DuPlantis William Edwards Malcolm Ellison Taysha Ellison Shana Finley Crystal Floyd Seventh Grade VY SN it was ie sw FQ 6 ' J . Sli: 'lk 'Y s . R 3 J ,X g -. maggie i i, 5255 1 fi- :gf walks G is ws it G 5-Fliif ' X of 5:51.52 1 g 1 1 lic.. -s . ' 5 as 'Q ,Qi LS, as lr- rf . X itil Christy Fontenot Ronald Fontenot Christopher Gault Kimberly Gibson Beulah Gillispie Edward Gillispie Scott Gilstrap Michael Glaze Kelly Gober Rayne Golden Deanna Goodman Patricia Gravett Angela Grider Debora Grogan Alex Guajardo Marlo Ochoa looks up from Mr Abernathy's science class Floyd Guajardo Pamela Guillory Russell Guillory Tenika Guillory Ron Hamm Mitchel Hardt Mark Harmon Regina Harmon Lance Hathaway Rita Havard James Hendrix Marie Hidalgo George Holler Jennifer Howard Sherry Hughes Steven Jagneaux Phillip Jones Beth Kattelman Lisa Keating Ginger Keneson Shannon Knapp Larry Kotz Edward LaFIeur Tomic Lavergne Connie LeJune Katherine LeBlanc Sharlene Leday Candice Lee Coty Lewis Chandra Logsdon Cristy Longnion Jena Louviere Brandon Mackan Ruby Maddox Demetra Marks Jerome Marshall William Edwards and Russell Guillory want to tell everyone hello. Paul Martel Victor Martinez Julie Maxey James McAllister Naomi McCarty Tina McCormick David McCue Karen McGIaun Brandon Melancon Martha Mendez Don Miller Steven Miller Jeffrey Moore Ella Moreaux Rebecca Mullin Marlo Ochoa Robyn Oubre Daniel Ozane Cori Passmore Donna Pease Sherri Pelt 1.3 2 Seventh Grade ,Xa - X J . 'H ' '- . , i' : asf ' , - it W L ..s,.-, ,JE -t',s,.s1,. ss , - - f. if , C Kar X 1 3, is s .DZLZ .t--, . f Xb k.k, ' - srfffffff. :J we kkk. ,.k. K A .,A. gy. it ' f T A XX-X... N V 'nw' , ,t,.. I ..,t gmt? ' v -'lf' ie til 1' i - ah 11 1 . 'ee H Nalin lg Q s :E 5' ZW' . . Q. s Xgs J was L , ..-- --4 ,N .L sw. ' nut X. ig, li. : f S 53? 4- X r S 3 r X AX X xxx 'K R - 2. sw' sift., , X arf Psi' 19 E I .L ' if 1- -:X .:.-1:5 :sw- six X X i ss X X 3 i s W 8 ' jf - i, - E ,X N1 :X Xe?- M x XX X X X X Q35 X, X X 3 4' Q sae' X i x 'Y X X 2 9 Seventh Grade ' ' -:.- as- Sandra Prather Bennett Price Kelton Ramer Kelly Rhodehamel Shawn Rhodes Regina Robertson Franklin Robinson Shelee Robinson Rachel Rocquemore Robertson Rowell Steven Schroeder Nature Schnitz Andrea Scott James Sedtal Gene Sensing Seventh graders wal hall. Russell Sirrnons Michael Snider Clyde Somers Leslie Spikes Tina St. Andrew Karen Staley Brian Stephens Beau Sullivan Brian Tanner Elizabeth Tanner Steven Thomas Roger Thornburg Glenn Turow Lindsey Verble Shunddia Walker Christy Wall Penny Wallgren Tiffany Walter Stephen Walton Brian Watts David West ff 693 Seventh Grade wwf? A ff f 9,Q!f xg ' -My wavy I gwllfzgi at pa. , .5 ifabgfeff ., 7,4 , Lathan Wilson Sandra Wlmbley Stoney Wright Kimberly Yancey X-. 142,151 f,,Qaa.a-fix: Ei? ,X 1 In Memoriam Wesley Joseph Knigge, 1971-1985 Vernon West Angela White Cindy Wilburn Richard Wilkins Earnest Williams Tom Willis Sour Lake Elementary 5 Fiiilwiwfgl c fb. 5 je ta ? lr. Owen Matthews looks at the sink hole which is all that is left of the Shoestring. 4 The Year At Kevin Brown shows his ribbons and his missing Heather Baird, Justin Vaughan, and Tim Anderson ch. Kanika Matthews and Chad Adkins are pleased with their prizes X- -ss ss- -- KN cg,-N, a. Jeremiah Dinet is a little shy about his athletic prowess. b. Jeff Carrier indicates that he is number one. Field Day Closes Sour Lake Elementary P School E 3 teeth. , Q 2 2 f Q 5 2 Q ff 3 5 9 2 3 E 5 lStacey Manuel, Sherry Sanders, Shannon McDermand, and Kelli Charlotte Gradney climbs the playground equipment, i Nichols i l 2 The kipdergargen runs a race. ' S ., a. Todd Phelan shows his gold ribbon. b. Tiffani Green and Debra Pell cheer on their class. Activities Encourage Learning At S.L.E a. Carolyn Brown helps to prepare lunch. b. Miss Neichoy gets Field Day organized. c. Mandy Merendino, Jennifer Michalka, and Nancy Bostick celebrate the end of school, d. Mrs. Presley's kindergarten class gathers for instructions. e, Consuelo Gonzalez, J, J, Gravett, and Joanne Goodman relax. a. Joclyn Anderson, David Underwood, Alan Pease, Brittany Withers, Nikki Jimenez, and Elizabeth Monse use the library. b. Allison Gober, Jana Fabriguze, and Jill Roberts show their UIL trophies. c. Catherine Cambern, David Barnes, Tonya Irving, and Eli Paterson are proud of their UIL winning cups and certificates. d. Nickle Barnes accepts her award as the outstanding student in the sixth grade. e. Jason Throop, Cathey McCormick, and Michael Harrison wait for lunch. Aimee Allen Shane Attaway Michael August Nickle Barnes Tammy Bearden Derrick Bendy Harold Biano Erik Billings Michael Bledsoe J. Fl. Bowden Tisha Brantley David Breaux Jeff Bridges Mary Bridges Chris Brown Jeffrey Burke, Shalonda Nash, Debra Pelt and Tiffany Green participated in UIL spelling. Patrice Brown Patricia Brown Billie Buckner Jeff Burke Elizabeth Byron Brian Carney Latasha Chambers Cissey Coleman Cory Colgrove Kacy Compton David Croom Jennifer Davis Toby Davis Clifford Decker Herbert Dishman Trey Dishman Jack Douglas Marianne Dow Kim Droddy Devora Eaglin Wesley Edwards Sixth Grade 49. ,. ,.. ., - -:geese--f - 2- A sts., 'H-sz Ef f: . -' K' 'N Qyw fgww 'SN 5 -. was .- s K - 125,551 if f- lr fgssisazf ' ' 1 .. . s 2:.-me vs- . szfiessrg -we at 1. x N123 mx is xr x K ' SEN .A . .. - ' 55: ' ' W k 2 -. f :I ' E?-'31Qi13:S , ,. , X . Qc .- E X Q , ti A ' ,i Q...-A .E in E. ...--,: Q r 3 Im-F, .sk X xx Q K 'L k Qs fix. 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L tm -39555316-' -. iii? 33 .X fg-'if 2if.3tfsg.,5SsXg H KZ .. ,aw-g -f N We Y is QX A2 X r 5 XX WX 5 S X X X X xg N 5 .X SE X ,Q N53 X -X . Q X E... x N X X X xc X 4 X. XX . -t X .us . .... - I E XX M X t? X5 Q wg N, X kg O X X 1 QX' km Q 4' l i Y l E 3 X . X is ii K Q . T? New :seine :,.,..e-' . X.:Xs fa . X ., .. . - . 'iffli -' s . fzf fssff 1 gg i t,-rf. 1js5ihX , X l., X. , X XX Q ., : 2 '- Wg N ' I A A - QSQKX. B. S ?X?:r.5f'FZ? at X ' -. -. . X.: - ' . XX .N N rr M- Brandon Ellerbee Randy Evans Michael Ewing Mindy Fabriguze Chad Ferguson Merties Fontenot Tracy Fountain Joey Foux Justin Frazier Mikael Gillette Tiifani Green Jackie Grider Kevin Griffin Pamela Hancock Dan Hardy Sixth-grade ready writers were Jack Douglas, Pam Hancock Gretchen Vogel, and Brandy Julian. Patrick Helveston Sonya Henry Johnny Herridge Tommy Hidalgo Jyles Hill Robert Hill Mona Hogan Shannon Holmes Jerry Huckabay Stephanie Hunter Catita Jack Jessie Jack Jennifer James Jacob Johnson Stacy Jordan Duane Jourbert Brandy Julian Bobby Kelley J. P. Kibbe Keith Knigge Kris Kolander Kenneth Kotz Kim Kotz Ronald Latil Shealon Laytield Rachel LeBert Renee Leverkuhn Robert Lowrie Aaron Madeley Stacy Manuel Delicia Marshall Rhonda Martel Glen McCarty Bridgett McCauley Brian McGraw Shannon McDermand Winning trophies for UIL math were Cristi Mount, Stephanie Hunter, Joel Nolte, Kenneth Kotz, and Shane Attaway. Sean McSwain Michelle Mitchell Lena Moore Regina Morgan Cristi Mount Linda Mumphrey Shalonda Nash Jennifer Neel Kelli Nichols Joel Nolte Daina Orlando Julia Osborne Josh Patterson Debra Pelt Eileen Petak Brian Presley Marty Ramer Jamie Reeves Lynn Riley Wendi Rose Timmy Rowell Sixth Grade A - ' X X f ' ix - - Q .:. 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XXXX X, Q 5 M Sixth Grade e s .A Q si E X 1 da, Jw- .A iw- ' .N I 7 t i .J W , get it I -: 1 kfiii el '.1ss:if:-tive . f , - a ' S- . LL., A xbk l , IN K -f I J v r- . we A w 4 Q , ., f I, is-www . X- - R . , W . l Q - . ' if .F I ..., :Q Vi, 525 x a r : Q r S+ A G . .E S an '-'. 1 S gi 3 X f X i 55 .N-.za-' if C X Q Sgt Ox ss X 5 ' we 5 X X s 1 W -ttf L ,.-Q? gk . f - - Q. 2 9' 'ikltla .HI . - -Q - :VY- k XT?-' .- .: ffl A sm , ' ,J s.s.e --4' were ' J W i . sv VX ., cg ewsrw. N5 .V V. -. i K f ' N ' Q SS X X 3, X Ni? 0 'K X 5 S X 4 it as t 'K swag: Xxxkag K . S S f ' - . in ft .- 'angst -1. is ' ft- ' st., . , . we-re .xg is-:fe -f 5 iq -. I L Lt. x 1 l ' A it . im Il T X 3' Q i. lf, , . 2 . t' 1 Y-. - ,W it 5 1 tits' .f . 5' -5' : SAS 'QF Tara Wilson Melissa Wimbley Clifton Rowland Heather Sampley Sherry Sanders Rodney Saurage Julia Sears Juliet Sears Charlotte Sedtal Cindy Sensing Peter Shay David Skeels Millie Snell Milton Sonnier Owen Sowders Rebecca St. Andrew Anitra Steele UIL oral reading contestants were Zeke West, Kelli Nichols Jennifer Neel, Brian McCraw and Flandy Evans. James Sullivan Shantel Tyler Tiffany Vaglica Laurie Van Hook Gretchen Vogel Shantae Waller Tawana Walter Jeremy Walton Russell Watley Zeke West Judith Wheeler Dawn White Stacey Whitman David Williams Jonathon Williams Bengie Yarbrough Tonya Young Angela Zachary Miss Neichoy does calisthenios with the sixth grade. Mrs. igieed gives instructions on Field Day. Mrs. PresIey's kindergarten prepares for oiass. a Mrs. Holland helps Mary Bridges and Julia Mrs. Sanders gives Brandi Morgan her lunch Sears. i Wiz 'IRA I i.fi?55ffQ?f:fL-5' - K Mm I ,X 9 V . I ' f iif- 'Qiw A - t X zfitiist. tif E. :' I Ss:- . :QM Si... .-:. ' tl. is 7 5 Q .. W R XX N A Xt it in 3 .5 ms X. xt C X tri t is t N35 e 4. X t Q Dae- i Y- 95' X wt so 2 XSS' X S Q Q 9, Q35 if 1... kk ii. .Q t .Q K X. SX 3 X m .K C F851 .Nts X 9: fi 5 A :im 'Y ' - bt iw ' Fifth Grade M X.. 1 Q: :ms r A r. 5' . 'tial H ia ' ' ' L f ,,,: :-x N I 'S C M t., MW. ,AXf.. -LLLL -- -- , . .. - .X .- N '- '--' f -' f - Q-swf. ..., Y . : X. x r-fifffjff' S 5 ' .,. t like 1- it ' is r -' X in Q .Q it X , t Q Q 1 - Ek sf .SV X xl N X si K Eli N Q 'N 1 Q 5 i N L Q as x X X 42 iw- 'ffm Ziff s N Qs c I .:,.q : XL N 1 'X , ' . Q. ' - V in swf- .S ' t' J Q Q A fb :Ng X Qt 23 f ' ii . A vase' - , Chad Adkins Jocelyn Anderson Shuronda Anderson Sean Arrington Rebeka Backhus Melissa Baker Fritzie Barnett Billy Beavers Stephen Blaschke israel Bob Sterling Booker Nancy Bostick Holly Bronson Charity Brumley Michael Callahan Fifth grade ready writers are Mandy Merendino, Tobi Voan Jennifer Michalka, and Clay Davis. Robin Canty Jeffery Carrier Sean Carry Geraldine Citizen Eric Clark Troy Conner Sonya Cooper Katrina Copeland Regina Copeland Greg Crisp David Crow Tyson Dailey Ricky Daleo Clay Davis John Davis Whitney Dishman Keili Dunagan Rayanna Duncan April Elliott Tony Fesco Karen Fontenot Shelly Fontenot Seth Foux Jim Franks Aubree Garrett Jason Gault Rinda Gault Karen Gauit Tina Godeaux Charlotte Gradney Christine Gradney Nissa Gregory Frank Gregson Sean Guillory Nason Hall John Hargrove Participating in UIL math were Jason Gault, Jeremy Welch, Buster Herbert, and Karen Fontenot. Kenneth Hebert Sean Hendry Chris Hidalgo Adrian Hunter Remson Jack Ida Bell James Brian Jannise Nikki Jimenez Brian Johnson Jason Johnson Rhonda Johnson Kristen Judice Robyn Kemp Chris Kibodeaux Todd Koons Konrad Kumpf Kim LeBlanc Jackie Leday Barbara Lee John Leger James Ling Filth Grade if . . -. g xfrmb-Q W Xa K, L ' N Q A i AM C gg 13 S SN XT SQ 1 an S 3551,-11-.ity - - fe r Qzgj'-free 5 .-,:.t.:.-ef: .1 : -5: .rf-7. 1 E-:Se-.f :.-I T' . I A . y '..' .,.. .- XLS: :.. N jg 1 L is ., . I. it W -t,- s mg-gf ff-4 . -X it ti llt.t ...,i. st- . t Q Q3 Q M is 3 5 N mx X wr X ,ggittt 'Mp ,tii i AE X RX x t , 'CE r X t 5 X me gg Nm of N 4: ,.: .... H. - 2 ' ' X Ixt .-4 '-'5 -v-4......,,- Tw A ' s 114: 55,55 . witftgh A k 55 tries s tg NE Y gf -Wtwsws is.Mggg,jqg 1 A J, tt.gt,rg l,lrht,ttt t'-.1 Xf - - L ,M .. is-..,g,J Q-as--. f--- --:fm+sss.w1-W.. ' Mefwf iw .Qss,e.Msf,er.:.: .J f.-fu. 131-if N-Mein X - . gb ,,-'L , 1 i L f - X ' 'V N311 ,. I :- -L.. : fi- ' .mg li--555 -- J 1 . 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U L at ss ' T tx s . an me was-wt 5 x XX' is f- oe ek Rx X i s N 4 X NK N xxx S l xx John Linscomb Marlo Mahair Jeff Marks Kanika Matthews Renee McCrill Mandy Merendino Kelly Metcalf Jennifer Michalka Elizabeth Monse Daniel Mott Willie Novak Jake Ozio Michael Payne Alan Pease Daniel Phillips Exhibiting their gold cups are the UIL oral reading contestants Thomas Pool Jennifer Ridley Amy Roberts Misty Sampley Kristi Schroeder Robert Scott Chucky Seaman Kimberlee Seitz Angela Smith Catina Sonnier Angie Sultenfuss Justin Swartz Tonya Taylor Blake Tenore Chris Trahan Stefanie Tuberville Pamela Turner Clevert Tyler David Underwood Jasmin Victoria Tobi Voan Kelvin Wallace Terry Walter Jeremy Welch Wendy Wendling Tonya Wheeler Angel White Kimberly Wilkins Scotty Wilkins Jeffery Williams Amy Willis Brittany Withers Wendy Young Fifth Grade ' tii ' I -1 1 is X R 'Y it x X Q X N K X Sr t Zig Q? X is 5 X 2 X W . titties:-i :af-:e f- , ' 'wages--s1s t . . - .,r ' L Y N . ' B f ' tx Ay Et ' . wfiail- 5 Fgifgtl'-5535? A .- Q5 Q55 i:'?.::3. 'F:E'fE-su E 15' ':- 5 - , XF --f. in Q Kimberly Zaro it X es x lf' 1 The UIL fifth-grade spelling team consisted of Greg Crisp, Aubree Garrett, Blake Tenore, and Melissa Baker. is .i - :sv .. i - -i as W vxxl -W , E, .nw 5,53 f f-.L Q- .- -sf. K , g E .,g Lxfy, as Q ' X X so EQ -'T vs.. -1 ga X a sf: Q R Wi , V sv' is 1 5,5 in Yugi X iw? Melissa Ainsworth Chris Allen Trey Alvey James Atkins Angela Arnold Brandon Barker Missy Bertman Michael Bast Michael Bell Sammie Bertino Debbie Bertrand Kevin Bertrand Tammy Biano Michelle Billings Nigel Broussard Fourth grade spelling participants show their trophies Cindy Blanchard Tony Blaschke Jason Bonnette White Bradley Amy Bridges Shannon Brinton Nigel Broussard Chris Chaisson Lynell Colon Sandy Clark Christal Daniels Toby Davis Dena Deshotel Patricia DeWitt April Eaton Rayford Ellerbee Troy Esprit Emily Everett Crystal Farrar Paula Fontenot Shannon Foux Stephen Garrett Jason Gongora Consuela Gonzales Joanne Goodman Chris Granger Micha Jo Gravett Chris Green Miranda Greer Nicole Greer Rhonda Greer Eugene Griffin Brandon Guillory Jerry Guillory Willie Guillory Amy Guye Fourth-grade UIL math contestants are proud of their cups and certificates. David Hargrove Velonda Harmon Garrett Harrison Julie Hatton Kenan Hebert Michael Hendrix Shea Hensen Eugene Hoist Ashiy Hornbuckle Boyd Horton Charles James Jason James Suzanne Jeanise Tonya Jinks Frank Jones Jessie Jordan Katie Keith Todd Keneson Todd Kolander Amy Kunetke David Lafleur Fourth Grade . ,af s? '-g: :: ' l fissiisifi s iff 5. X S me LN A G . : .NXQ1-rj ,ag A L f s,. ,. 7 f'-' C' Sl X QQ K ,- gf' 2- 4, 'ol 3 Iftj. p.-,..... f f H 'x imi5'i': 1fts'f:2'1S..,,..,a , ,mpeg A ?---X 7. ..,. W. a m t it www H---X ' HX . L in Q' Q Q . tts, A L g.:L L, is ,ig fmaii-. tm R. K Eli it -tj? ff: i . . . , il f-is . , X e:,. , ' 55 in . J- T 3 , . K . ::. :.. . . :,.: 'ii --,. I . s 15. w we st - i t i ., . 'E ,QL -E syttr t e was X x L xx. is s g w i EE X . , . 4333 ' QRS? fi Q 5 M i x K 5 wi Aky. J . tit.. '- .i 'WX fs-ff1,?f .' 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EXE Q W Fourth Grade L,--t it iv xi f . i 2 r 1251 .. re, A -V sg. rl VWQQA ' N Q-.. r . J. 1? J... r f T A T r - , , . was 5 - .,,.. ' - owed-fr 525' v r 1' Q 3-.E,,e,.'M Lx ysxisi-Q l WNY 'W , -rigs Q . ,, or ,.,.: I L. t ex, ji-3. Q ki Xt at ' . S Angela Laidacker Neil Laminack Toby Langham Emily Layfield Jeff Leger Michelle Lowrie Kim Lusk Deway Martel Carolyn Massle Jay McCraw Mancy McCullough Kristi McGlaun Christopher Melancon Victor Mendez Robin Metcalf Fourth-grade picture memory contestants receive their awards on Award Day. Aimee Miller William Mitchell Nathan Miller Otis Moreau Josh Parrish Shara Payne Timothy Payne Todd Phelan Kammi Powell Nicole Powell Adam Price Matthew Reinhardt Chad Ruiz Flobby Saurage William Schlottman Brad Schroeder Chad Schroeder Wendy Schroeder Chad Sebren Shelle Sherman Tiffany Slaughter Gene Smith Jason Smith Shane Steele Randy Stinnett Chuck Strang Chris Sullavan Chris Sullivan Shelly Taylor Katie Tindall Amie Trahan Donna Trahan Sharon Kelly Joe Vaglica Samantha Virnig Kristi Voss Mark Waller Kennith Walters Wendy West Robie White Shannon Wilkins Nicole Williams Sean Williford Amy Wagley Dorothy Wilson Fourth Grade 1 . qw . ,1 WV, 7 my A ffl M W 97 , 2 1 ,W uw ' in fr.-9 4 ,,...., 1 v 'A me i l . , , 1 ff , 'I gi V' 7 I , ,V 1 , 5 id l W4 Q it 4 .. -, w- l t Jeff Leger makes a face on Field Day. ,., y twzmwmgiiwwfgk 33: AW i W f, i f ,M -E ' 1 4'-743 R AN Mf:,,7,g: .5- . .1:'. .13 H37 Martin Zagone J 1 W , .fy ' QQ Ziyi ,, , Q 'WG M ,, Third Grade 1 but: ,TIL D T ,,:b I . 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Kimberly Bruno Nathan Cannon Bubba Clubb Beverly Cooper Jennifer Copeland Charlie Davalos Kenesha Downs Heather Dumphy Josh Cupree Jana Fabriguze Michael Fesco Chris Frazier Amanda Garcia Shawn Gilstrap Allison Gober Theresa Gongora Wes Greer Michael Grogan Kally Guedry Jason Hale Travis Harris X, Mark Holmes Tonya Irving Shane Jordan Christie Kolander Tommy Laman Angela Lee Joe Leger Chris Lott Kiri Marks LaReina Martinez Derek McClain Jay McCormick Michael Miller Brooke Mitchell Todd Moore Eli Patterson Kim Pelt Kyle Phelan Micah Presley Randee Randall Joy Reed Jill Roberts Russell Robinson Melissa Rowland Kurt Schroeder Patrick Shokooh Brandon Spikes Dustin Somers Shaunda St. Andrew Sunshine Stover Jason Thibodeaux Michelle Van Hook Audrey Wiggins Kay Williams Jodie Williams Cody Wright Third Grade Qgigiiii, f if , 5: 11:1 --3 5- S sas N E t , QX X if ? sisgtsfis Y-egg gd!! fsswwewwmp ts?ssQNQgS , t -- ..l- -:ggf 9? ww75 ski sii' is X .. 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Garrett Christie Gatewood Nathan Goodman James Grant Brian Green Toby Grider Amanda Griffin Brant Griffin Joe Lee Hendrix Scott Hidalgo Rosalind Hoffpauir Paul Holt Renee Hooks Jason Hughes Michael Johnson Angel Johnston Shalonda Jones Alison Keating Shannon Kelly Travis Kitchens Paul Holt, Brandon Smith, Genevieve deBittencourt, and Shalonda Jones made up the UIL story telling team. Annette Leverkuhn Shannon Locker Steve Lowe Kristal Manley Jolynn McMillan Nicole Miller Mandy Mills Tonya Mitchell Mark Myrick Jason Neel Tonya Norman Portier Herbert Ryan Presley Gregory Roberts Jerrod Robinson Corey Ross Janice Sanders lan Schwab John Screws Branden Smith Tiffany Smith xx x t Second Grade X N S 9 Q tv X s X X w X X ig s sg X. an y 3 , 5 Q., K - ar. .sgsf X t Y ss : - f ii my - BRL Ks S X if - A sw- ,,.,., Q :- if : t.. X - .te sm- . Q . . 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' if-gisfj -'WN - . . r Jonathan Virnig f e ix, as 24 ,hu L -eee' , , Matthew Wilkins .. 9335 , - L Randy Wilkins iw ' ern f Q. ke.: ' ' ' ' Y Klmbeny WMS eeee , , N 1 , i Q, Q . . . . - U eq, .,,.,,.1 I A,,..,,, S . 3 water fountain. WW' 3 Second grade boys gather at the Second grade girls stop to gossip for a while Mrs. McBryd Jeremy Arrington Greg Barefield Kris Barras Trent Baker Brandie Baker John Bell David Bertino Blair Blanchette Joseph Blanchard Lisa Bonner Karen Bruno Terri Brooks Debbie Campbell Blake Currie Derek Cook e teaches the first- grade to tell time. Phillip Cooper Curtis Comeaux Rebel Crow Jeff Crisp Lila Creamer Ashlinn Dailey Lacy Davis Kevin Davis Joshua Dinet Chris Dunlap Sami Fontenot Flicky Glaze Tanya Gregson Tony Griffin Dustin Guedry Becky Harkey Leah Hamilton Brian Hasbrouck Beth Hardy Carl Hoist Tommy Hougesen ml, ..,.. First Grade ' X' ' ' K i -P - ,Wg S F P 'V L L K ....,,::: L 'Q i ' 7 ' i L D Q L , Q, I i Y r Q u A i J 1 1 -' ...: rf? 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Q is is s 'JQ4' si Q i- Susie Jimenez Korey Jimenez Keith Sach Anita King T Beaux Miller John Paul Mills Jeffrey Mills Zane Mitchell Stephanie Mitchell Brandy Morse Jimmie Mullins Jonathan Murray Kathy Pace Karla Pelt The first grade runs ribbon on Field Day. Shawn Powell Alicia Radley Misty Reed Jennifer Reid Shelley Richard Steven Riggs Frederick Robinson Trevor Ross Tekisha Savoy Terri Schroeder Kyle Schroeder Mandy Senn Chris Shay Brandon Smith Megan Somers Billy Spikes Mary St. Andrew Wendy Swartz Aimee Thibodeaux Justin Vaughan Henry Victoria Cfdffwcgimgwy- for the blue I 207 Clay Ainsworth Mahogany Anderson Clay Barnhill Jessica Blankenship Meredith Bledsoe Jesfieca Booker A Matthew , M. Kevin Brown Wesley Brumley Jolene Burrell Bonnie Cartwright Travis Chase Whitney Coburn Juston Cooper Amber Copeland Corey Copeland Donnell Croom Chris Daleo Eli Delahoussaye John Dennis Jeremiah Dinet Clint Downs Jennifer Eaton Elizabeth Everett Alexandrea Fesco Heather Fesco Wayne Fore Chris Gillikin Shelley Glaze Alex Goodman M W a s 'S t 3 it x 5 Q is is i f Xi ffpws F tm X K6 c at S s l X X xx Y xv-f First Grade Jason Victoria Georgia Victoria Wayne Victoria 6 Q- W? Shane Waller in . ,aye laqbby white 'gf Eg ' 5 1 , . ,.,:. V '- ,f',,: Q ., i ! Kindergarten . .. t ., g I W t'at r r ti t V X K F A : E l 1 'J is TZ an tl' W5 X Q i S X 4 f , Q R N .. sr X 1 .gin t.y:: ,, t We 1 ...t,, N.. 2 as .W E Q. -A ze r' , - -- 'Wt - TE 1 E es r- , ' . . si .- - I . -. - ue. ' J I - A- 1 f' . - ,,,, . -f ' A t , N A . K ,J lx 1 E get as 3 . hx betty? MWF: Xixia-n...-x'flt'gN,,.. mf i. ' -lag, .. rl li ,zz . 1: -5 - A 1 l R J . 1 ' . ,J t - 1 . 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X as E E AAN in X K ew s i N 3 Jason Guillory Ricky Harrison Chris Hoist Steven Huckabee Justin Hughes Rocky Johnston Brandi Jones Adam Jackson Justin Jackson Lori Kolander Jeremy Langham Jody Langham Suzanne LeGros Sandy Locker Lauren Loiodice Mrs. Murphy lines u on Field Day. Miranda Martel Hallie McAllister Cathey McCormick Taryn McWilliams Patrick Meaux Jessica Miller Brandi Morgan Stoney Murrell Emily Olstowski Jessica Park Scott Parsons Nathan Poole Andy Post Noel Radley Rachel Rasberry Gale Robertson Joshua Rogers Rhonda Savoy Amber Smith Jennifer Smith Travis Snider p her class Kindergarten Regina St. Andrew mmnmmf Nayome Stanley 'fi COW Spikes ,r,. A Jason Th'-Cop ! A M 51,14 ,M aj PGUIS TIHGI' g 2' ,',, '- , Gary Trahan , , 4, K ,, if 1 42 A 592, ,fi , JA 5 , , Yr ,G ,gn Paul Trahan f A , ,,,., A ,jj ,, --V ' Y' '53 .,,,,. ' ,1... f Meer Tuma' r V Tanner Watts A ,I , f . . 1 V. '--VV L y , rf Mrchelle Whrtman r V 35 9 . 'E H - ' - . , - M I L' sl - f 'B i -25. Jeremy Wrlburn 'f PSTVICK WHQN -- , 1 r ,,rr Mrchael Zagone I n W W I 4 f Meri- W The kindergarten relaxes and listens to Mrs. Sanders tell a story. E Cb 'S China Elementary ficult to extinguish. China Elementary School ls Place Ot Learning Activities Jami Lynn Boone has learned many things in the first grade. Jami Hidalgo rests in the clinic. Alaric Sonnier obviously enjoys school. The first grade presented a play entitled Story of the PiIgrims. Mrs. Benson talks to Helena Henderson. Ars. Ridley works with a reading group. wigs, s X.. Mrs. Bruce's class uses colors. f ff 1, Natile Guillory, Kizzy Jack, Karen Spears and Marcia Batiste pose in front of their new bulietin board. ill i I The playground always attracts second graders. 749' Climbing is good exercise for the kindergarten. Learning Is Combination Of Education And Fun a. Tirrell Pitre smiles. b. Mrs. Davis gives instructions. 5 E a 5 1 S S s i Mrs. Davis' class is busy writing. 5 eff! K . 5. tm. ,.Ek,S5Q.aqa,. . , .. ..,. F , A f ' r r 2 is ., , ig! V Happy Birthday, Mrs. Sherman! wwwa.WM. M iw 1E,, q, , r:,1. 9, : A .Wr M,.X twmmw fc N 2 Emikwi YQ AND S Vhe faculty and staff celebrate Spirit Day. Second graders find reading in the library fun. Bippo the Hippo dances with Frank 1 Daniels. Shannon Aldrich Wesley Anderson Terrell August January Bass Jakkie Becker Stephen Becker Chris Benoit Robert Bertrand Brandi Blanchard Kyle Blanchard Elva Bland Christina Bosha Erin Bowman Jamie Budd Christy Calder LaSonya Warren jumps from the swing. Angela Carlson Buckley Carter Melano Chatlin Jody Clark Woody Coats Cyndi Cooley Bobby Cruz Cathy Cutler Kenneth Daigre . Corey Deroune Josh Dunagan Amy DuPIantis Brandon Erickson Kristy Ferguson Laura Fontenot Nikkita Gillam Austin Green Maria Haney Cody Helveston Helena Henderson Brandon Henize Third Grade i Q:-1 , i 1:2 :ras get '- A 5 X Z ,. 1 . i fk A ,, 1' 'WNY W' ' Q ,.r,., 'iii 1 - - wif-iw 1 iis' A A 4 -,.. . if , ir A , . 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N Sam Willis Darlene Wimbley Christina Wright Jerrod Wright Jeremy Hidalgo Timothy Hodges Nina Huckabay Russell Irving Dena Jacobs Dawn Jones Velma Jones Joseph Kirksey Janice Lavergne Natasha Lavergne Michelle Lopez Michelle May Tiffany Melton Jason Merriwether Tracey Moore The third grade is Chris Norton Tammy Novak Tommy Novak Brian Overbey Todd Peveto Jerome Pitre Shannon Rhodes Dana Scheeler Tina Stelly Angela Studdert eating lunch Jennafer Taylor-Duhon Calvert Tyler Eddie Tyler Damon Walker LaSonya Warren Amy Alvey Marcia Batiste A. C. Box Tammy Boykin David Bozeman Keshia Carry Tina Chaisson Greg Chambers Sabrina Cheatham Gina Clark Travis Coleman Phillip Cox John Daigle Jeremiah Davis Shawn Dinet Second graders wave good-bye. Morgan Dlshman Donny Ferguson David Flow Kevin Fontenot Joshua Freeman Tiffnie Gallier Oneka Gillam Francisca Gonzales Larry Henderson Christy Hicks Jami Hidalgo Kizzy Jack Regina Jack Devlyn Jones Tirrell Jones Chris King Jason King Amanda Kotz Brandon Kotz Brandon LaBoue Becky LaFIeur i ..,. 'sfieeifii ' ' . . I Q 3 S 55? 'ai g .xi , . . xx ' 1 Second Grade fe me ,. .bf .fiif im- G: :M . 522555 ' i , 1 X s . i s N x sgvsisaeie s Ns iwxwmm Q QNX .V , MS- semis-' J 1 .K F 1 'QL . iii -ses:-, - , ff- .. SM 5 - X X N v i , . X his r- ,. sm he JE gg iss g s if A ir PX ,.., , 5. -. i s bb i Q .Q Q? 5 k x -Q .wwe sf, rj: iiiisss 1 fiiii iiviilisr S 'Isla L , z , ,..,.,, ig.. zr. . A i 2 , I S iii W ,Y , S ,W , i ,fi is 4 S E i X5 I L Q Il f J fil i ISI i1,1 ggi? - P A - s : - S'-51:1 ' T A Yen... ,Y . X ' 1 Q A , X s X ' gg S i X S 'S+ -w X ii A Q N xg, sfssi J. ,Ag .gi 1 5 s , ,,,, . 'xxx .. ' , we ws rs.... E N ,k h .,. . . ,EV 1 , ..., , , gt QP 'wifi' . 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R is X SS 3 . ,..,sf.Xl:-,Xc,.. .XXX 5 413 Rs X X Q S Nl as si XS X l i. leg : X sn . 5 K' 'mm' H X KM Xxx W . Q' S272 J Greg Chamber and Natile Guillory try to show who can smile the largest. N, E Graduation 6 This is the dance pavilion of the Sour Springs Hotel in front of which was found oil on Texas Company land. I 1 xx wx ,A , f-L 2 K is ,Mr .Ai at is .L A 9 5A A'J 123, I MX' gm A b A I' ti,.i 3 mf V f gt f ii 4 J - ifks 5' ' Q 'wif fm, Nm g N 'Q-., A J- L' Class Of 1985 7FE1siqaeXff-.2 ,. L. . -. L' ' EAdvertisements S g e J 5 19 2 we , 3 , fi' , The pencil pointing to gusher in the log book of Fee W3 meant Texas Company had it made. LAKE CHEVROLET E Hwy 105 P O Box 999 J A WHITE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC 287 3438 111 soum Msncmmr smear - sox 727 soun Lus,1exAs 77659 GR IG WAY PER O E S HARDIN S VINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SOUR LAKE BRANCH ANN STREET AND HIGHWAY 105 ' 287-3577 MAILING: P.O. DRAWER A, SOUR LAKE, TEXAS 77659 SILSBEE 645 NORTH FIFTH STREET ' 385-5544 MAILING: 645 NORTH FIFTH STREET, SILSBEE, TEXAS 77656 LUMBERTON BRANCH HIGHWAY 96 ' 755-4966 MAILING: 645 NORTH FIFTH STREET, SILSBEE, TEXAS 77656 Q. cnoftb ' KIBODEAUX GRCPCERY 229 Broadway Street Chrna TX 77613 44091 752 2961 Complrments PAUL H SCHIVIIDT 517 S Hwy 326 287 2727 Home 287 2633 Office Hours By Apporntment Compliments Of DR AND MRS. HAMILTON SOUR LAKE INSURANCE AGENCY BD Edmondson Owner 287 3532 Sour Lake RUG INC FILLING RESCRIPTIONS SINCE 1913 151 W 6t6 Street 287 3525 753 2384 Sour Lake Beaumont 1 . 4 rflihn N III' Q all vs ' dim, w ff? u P-O. BOX 488 Serving Sour Lake Over 50 Years Of I . , MD. l IRSTCITK First City Bank of our Lake 214 South Highway 526 P. O. Box 460, Sour Lake, Texas 77659 C4095 287-5518 Compliments Of GREAT GUNS INC 287-3929 753-2022 YOUR COMPLETE HARDWARE STORE 117 South Merchant SOUR LAKE TEXAS 287 3020 ERNIE' S ACE HARDWARE ff I - ..-------A-----AA-Ai- Y u Qi Chlldren's I 14 14 44 14 44 44 14 4 44 4 P 4 P 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 P 4 4 '4 4 ' P 14 4 44 14 44 'I 4 44 '4 41 44. Worl DAY CARE CENTER N OPEN 6-45 AM - 6 PM Q O New Born Thru 13 Years L,-.11 0 Drop-in Care 0 Family D oums . 0 School Puck-Up o H 4 L 44 328 O UNC 65 CERTIFIED PRESCHOOL CLASSES 1.1-1--1 287-2222 F I SASSY SCISSGBS BEAUTY AND BABBEB SHGP T 800 App ec te Y COASTAL PLAINS TBUE VALUE L B 77659 14095 287 2443 Remember these days always wlth your class rlng Balfour B , Beaumont, Texas 77702 BALFOU R CO. 2527 Calder i 832 3449 Congratula ions Seniors '84 From Hardware And umber P.O. ox 51 Tues. - Sa . : - 6:00 Sour Lake, TX fAppointments Preferredj Phone: - We r ia our Business Represen e : w:u.Ano CLARK Jn. P.O. ox5304 OfA SOUR LAKE WASI-IATERIA We Do Pick Up And Delivery FRIEND 287-2370 287-2548 Compliments YARBROUGI-I S 218 South Arm St Sour Lake TX 753-2965 Rt. 1 Box K 2-A Beaumont, TX 77706 VVI-IITIVIEYER PRINTING P O BOX 952 287 2400 Bevil OHKS, TSX?-IS Hwy. 105 Jim Whitmeyer AUTO PARTS 81 TIRE SUPPLY J I ISI: v.-EXRIIIAUI 4- . gal. - 3171 ' r :I nf-1-.-uw I M51 - ' ,ii-f ' Q:-rw .f I 1 1t5pr:5?y mfgg- ... 1 .- - ..+ ' ,- ' I 4-,----W A.-.. '.--- '-.--:1::f 1' 13' .22 ww- wid' I .- .H ,lA . 7 52222. UQ: ' ---- 1 -lv' it,-K1400 ',. - ,F-71? , ,. , . ,, . .L f-3, 1-'iw-Jr. -I . -:L .... -.1-l, A ......... .1 V - --1---i.--wy.14.1,-r.f..-.--.q,..,,,,, ..,4.,I,:., - .U L'-Wvimwrfr-in -i .R f?Qr f4igw7i1PHis3f'f4i1'l. ef-44iiFuseg1k'J.L ' rf. ffiffffifzi wifi? Q Jw ra. , Q9 ,, ,M we Qifx BEST W ISHES SEN IORS FROM ACCURATE LATHE WORK, INC. 1226 SI-IADY LANE - P. O. DRAWER DD'- SOUR LAKE, TEXAS 77659 -CII-091 287-3521 LATHEI, MILL, DRILL PRESS WORK WELDING AND FABRICATION -3:35253 j -I -13 .- Q I I IEEE' RADL Compliments Of E ELECTRIC HOWELL S DEPARTMENT STORE S. M 287-3851 THE FURNITURE STGRE ANTIQUES 13 W Sth S1 T 801-:Fo BmqyConpny PO. B 1160 Sour L k SNAPPY QUICK STOP JOHN St FIITA'S SMALL ENGINE SERVICE ,iigixgggotyhigg Open I Monday-Saturday 6 AM-9PM Over 15 Years Experience Sunday 7AM-9PM Briggs 81 Stratton - Snapper - Simplicity 11 Miles West Of IH 10 115 E. Highway 90 C4091 752 5556 Chlna TX 77613 AW! 'W WILSON S CAFE Plate Lunches I-Iam Bamecue CHINA FEED St SUPPLY Debbie 81 Jerry Thornton Sandra 8I J E Sherman 752 5235 752 5240 Hardware Plumbing Supplies RE S POSEY Nutrena Electrical Supplies BASKET Gifts Flower Arrangements Balloons Fruit Baskets Hwy 105 105 VHQIICIB Drive 287 3908 Bluebonnet Feeds QUALITY IS THE BEST VALUE P I A p I ' K ' ' t Lf If I W 7-Y Y - 7 , . . I 7 I 'A ' I -?22..X 5 ' . 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