Nacogdoches High School - Book N Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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NHS Pep Squad encourages victory The 1982-1983 Pep Squad, under the guidance of Mrs. Constance Culbreath and Mrs. Karoline Ayres, at- tended all home games and out-of-town games to give the players their own brand of enthusiasm. Officers were: Becky Jeffres, Major, Kim Cooper, Captaing Denise Douglass, Captain, and Alberta Banks. Cantain. ORGANIZA TIONS-55

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Pan m communicates in Espanol Pan Am is an organization interested in the history and cultures of Hispanic people. The study of language is ex- tremely important if one is to understand other cultures. Throughout the year Pan Am has sold candy as a fund raising project. The club made a spirit sign for the Houston football game, spirit scaks filled with candy for the football players, visited the nursing home and children's ward at Memorial hospital, and took a fun trip to Astroworld. The club had many parties, such as Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, Valentine's, and an end of the year party. Pan Am meets twice a month on Tuesday evenings. To be eli- gible for Pan Am, a student must be enrolled in Spanish or already complet- ed Spanish I. 54-ORGANIZA TI ONS 'imma' -f 1. ' -HQQZPS 44 ... .- 4 -v C, V11 lb! 'ax !-5.1 if fx? ,- 1. The members are lfrontl: Mandy Bozeman, Temple Thomas, Sara Holland, Kathy Johnson, Holly Sellers, Christy Reid. Second row: Donna Fisher, Leigh Rayne, Catherine Fenci. Kelley Rayne, Bill Jones, Top: Matt Jones, Marci Theriault, Monica Cortes, Carma Johnson, Lori Austin, Jay Bourbon, Sharon, Marie Wood, Paula Pittamn, Horatio Cortes, and sponsor Mrs. Wan- da Watkins. 2. Officers are: Monica Cortes-Re porter, Donna Fisher-Historian. Leigh Rayne' Treasurer, Catherine Fenci-Vice President, Kelley Rayne-President, Terri Brown-Secre tary, and Bill JonesvParliamentarian. 3. Kelley Rayne is Pan Am's club duchess.

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Thespians star at the top Thespians is an honorary organiza- tion in which the students at NHS worked hard to achieve goals in presenting their productions. The plays they presented, such as 'AAlice in Wonderlandf, '4My Fair Lady, and their UII. one act play, The Turning Point, combined their creativity, artis- tic, and musical skills to have produced a successful year. Eight Thespians traveled to New York in March, where they saw Broadway plays and went sightseeing. Fundraising projects, such as selling M 8: M's and raking leaves helped fund the trip. Thespian Troupe 3198 practices and upholds the standards of the International Thespians Society. Presi- dent for the 82-83 year was Ken Mor- ris. Other officers were: Andraly Horn vice'presidentg Belynda Smith, secre- taryg Michael Robertson, treasurer' points secretary, Sharon Musselwhite. Sponsor is Mrs. Jody Worsham. v v 56-ORGANIZA TI ONS lr..