Port Neches Groves High School - War Whoop Yearbook (Port Neches, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1959 volume:

,.,,-..,,,Y -, Will., Y , - - ' 77:5 AQV' U15 7959 War Whrwp Volume XXX Published by Editor: THE WAR WHOOP STAFF Business Manager: VIVIEN POWERS Port Neches-Groves High School PAULA ELLIOTT Page 1 Page 2 Zfrcwvrd This school year of 1958-59 was filled with many activities and new experiences. We have found within the halls of P, N, -G. , not only knowledge, but also an understanding of our fellowman. We have upheld the high standards and traditions ofour school and have been ever lifted by the great Indian Spirit. In coming years, may you feel guided by that Spirit even as you read this book. We, the War whoop Staff, have made an effort to recapture this year in word and picture. You, the students of Port Neches-Groves High School, made itg you lived it. Here it is , . , The 1959 War Whoop It all began with a group of happy, industrious staff members c able af Uzfnfvlfzfs jlflanflzly A cizzfzfzes Semrfrs jumars Saphamares Orgauzzafzous 8 Javvrzfcs 72 Sports I 72 Jaculfy and Admzuzsfrafzau 202 Advcrtzsvmeufs 222 ' ....., . . . ....28 ' ... ...... . U78 .. . H96 J-frfmfrs ..... ..., I O8 ' ' . ....ll ' .... . .... I- Page 4 ,J pc' Q ,.f You have a smile for everyone and a word of wisdom or advice. You have helped to make this yearbook something that everyone at Port Neches-Groves High Schoolcan be proud of. For your faithful leadership and guidance, we, the War whoop Staff, join the Student Body in dedicating this 1959 War whoop to you, Mr. Ralph Ehren. Dedicafiau Co operatron solves many problems a bunch of fretkles would makea nrce tan rfthey just got together In today s world we have many problems strll unsolved and new ones berngcreated every day Through worklng together we can solve these problems and work toward Prcszkicwf Alma Maier Page 6 f' '., ',... r. 'Eiga 1 mnaflfffllllll 'L E-' Port Neches Groves Hrgh School hxgh school so dear' Teachers and comrades change from year to year We are always pullmg as you all know For P N G l-hgh School we love just so And when the year rs over God bless our school We ve done our best to mxnd the Golden Rule Never shall we falter nor let our sprrrts dre Rah' Fellows! Rahl Rah! Rahl For Indran I-hgh! K r 'Y E 5' 5 , x I Wlmflzly ,4 cfilfilias' ff' M V Q ' E N.:- 'S S fs x ,x d II Lx. Y 'v N v X 'N 1-1 X ,A N 4 -Z' f x - Gr' ,X 5, . xx . - ' 1 X X X K . K' 4 .X xi z V 9 - A r x X - fl -, 4 e K ,5 I., J A 1 x W . V ffl 5- ' 1 U I U W1 f ' 3 ' Q5 l . M ,x I ,Q 4 1 1- I ,J W X f lf , l 1 X I QL, il 1 5 ' I' .f , 1 ,J ' 1 I , , A f 2 f 5 I 1 - 4,153 f 1 , I R A Q, ' 1W1If1f5C'i.1. .ays 1 fd mn A my .xx my p:cva'Lc'tl1r.11g?1... September The Indian twirlers performed at the opening pep The year began with many new faces on the faculty rally of the season Mike and Gloria were the first of the Junior Rotarians and Rotary Sweethearts Seniors waited anxiously in line, the day the rings came. 'J' 1? .ef , ' i A Y ,Q for ,, to A ,I in 4 x ' so on n X 52, I Our new coach, Wilford Moore, introduced the A Tommi' Swoafiogoo and Elliott Romero were named Squad. co-captains of our mighty Indian team. The cheerleaders were always ready with a good yell or a new stunt. r September Page 1 1 The yearbook sales began early thts year The football boys loaded the bus for the trxp to Lake Charles M1111e and Elhott were selected Rotary Sweetheart and Juruor Rotanan Ocfrfifer I - J I' r F, X -ft ---... U . ' JJ' ' . -,.1a' 'Q' f ' ,V ht.. 1 W A YJ . - X A -V4 4 . - N A fs s ' Page 12 Ocfvifer S Q 4X These four grrls from PN G partrcrpated rn Cav O11 Cade actrvrues The scholarshrp quahfyxng test was grven to these Semor students by Mr Tucker The winning interpretation of What is a Greenie was by the Future Nurses' Club. Everyone had the Indran Sprrrt for the South Park game Nrfafember Three Port Neches dentists conducted our dental survey. Page 14- A hearty supporter of Beat the Jackets Week was our principal, Mr, Monk, Cecile and Scott talked with Mr. Monk before going to Rotary. Qxs The Indian Spirit was with us at our bonfire for the Port Arthur game. The Junior Class won first place in the hall decorations. Carolyn, Juanna, and Gwen were selected to represent their classes as sweetheart candidates. These F.T,A, girls represented us at the District C onvention in Dickinson. S, ,, - .ffl- ' gi 1 ,Nov ml? r 71 T. f -Ns KJ, gli! The War Whoop staff surprised Mr. Ehren with a party on his birthday. Juanna, Millie, and Vivien were nominated by the Senior Class for the D, A, R, award, r X Xxx 275051116 r ty? V KJV! ',1',w-N' The Junior Red Cross chapters kept busy during the holiday season. 'VS ,T Nffffi ,, N Y-10 .X . . 0 Ink K in ..v..,V 5-5, 3 14, -6 , Q, f , :QQ-73:1-if F. s' 5' I KYZQ- 5 o -. 'g..:v ft Q- f f..' 2' f jEi- .T':xt' .' ' 'J YA ffafs. 'N 75' JTJAID- , ' .jgglggxy ' 9614 S3Tf1'10 ff'P '.- Ti, wx A fAi A fryyfTQ'.t s .km .'. ' nw' Nffs 'r U Q, ! +f i The Christmas tree in the auditorium was admired by everyone. December Christmas Spirit was boosted by the decorated tree in the cafeteria. Students began work on their Science Projects early this year. january The semor class posed for the class pxcture James Cooper presented the trophy which the basketball team won at the Srlsbee toumament Page 18 Retummg from Rotary were Jumor Rotanan hmmy Bowlm and Rotary Sweetheart V1v1en Powers Mr Tucker mtroduced Mr Orr the fmt of the Career Day speakers W -,MAN I rm? f ,. A J WJQNQ.-.' x lf-ei? Everyone had a swell txme at the Football Banquet held at Hotel Beaumont The comedlan who made everyone laugh was Joss Wmn who represented Southem School Assembl1es These Sophomore students hoped to make a good grade on the exam january we Qin L' A l , l 11-l -'H+ l . ' I V Z 1 - . , , -'E -. ,Q.fQ.f A Page 19 Richard Gibson presented the Brotherhood Week assembly speakers. It was time for Junior Rotarian, Jerry Adams, and Rotary Sweetheart, Pam Sonnier, to leave for Rotary. .ou CGLQ mm fm mf Those who violated twirp mles had to serve So th1s 15 why the student councrl sold so many cokes at the basketball games kbruary the consequences. 20 Sfdfrzzary These three guls seemed anx1ous to recexve then IWIRP IICCHSCS 1 I fig Slumber parues are such fun Thxs was part of the TWIRP assembly Pat Slmpson found a way to keep busy durxng TWIRP week Page 21 March Mary Nell, Jeanie, Linda, and Phyllis are ready for the 1959-60 school year as cheerleaders. I. it h 4 N , -L l t ti v , i s, gels? A. . X is Q , F- A -' ii. 'S :A . , . 9 . . l l ' Q y il li Y' Li cf' 5 . ii g. a 2 fi if 3 5 lg t A 2 i t 1? ' 1 psi if l is , jf rl . 45 Edwin Stevens, Vivien ,H f Powers, Judy Johnson, Q li f Qi and Mary Joe Iglehart , Q If ,y y li: 5 were the cast for the gi 3 xi 1 U f ', ' , z li - 5' , 1 . ' contest play, What -, , 5 . , L 1 ' 1 Never Dies. , . X .I A - if . 5 , s 1 , - - 5 1 ,H , 1 2, . ii :, Yu. i 2 , s 1 i x f.- ,t . F- si ,' P Us Xe 4 Q O1 2 3 f s, A It A 'xx A ' t Who will ever forget the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Harvest Club? Page 22 , -P , we , .eff-, ,...,- ff .J , .- . ,, A Ellen Louvier and John llunsucker made ready for their visit with the rotarians. .f-f ,s . ' , 1 ' . . gyfgasrsarsrangaagggffi , . 1. , ri. lndianettes and Cheerleaders, as well as the student body, yelled and encouraged those who were trying OUI. ul The delegates to the Student Council state convention in Brownsville were Catherine Blanchard, Gloria Thompson, James Black, and Lynne Jeffrey. 7 -. X, . a 3, fl' .. . i 5 ..-I ' :Q B i .PI if-E he - 'rf 4 'E' P' Q , S-1 , Outstanding band students, Barton Johnson, Marilyn Tollefson, and Mike Say were soloists for the spring concert. March Page 23 , r P ' x X The War Whoop Staff, as well as many others, visited Coach Williamson while he was in the hospital. Three high school beauties represented their cities f, in out of town festivities. y4,vr17 All Seniors will remember our Senior Play Green Grow the Lilacs. National Honor Society installation of new members was impressive to the whole student body. April Indlans played on the home dxamond Barton Johnson and Peggy Byrd stopped for a pose before leavrng for Rotary These people represented the Pow Wow and War Whoop at the Texas Gulf Coast Hlgh School Press Assocratton meetlng 1n Houston. You would always ftnd the stands full of fans when the Page 25 ' 2 f V' . 4 .5 y A l- ' ' J. ,R FQ 'I Michael Say was one of the many recognized stu- dents at the Awards Day Assembly sponsored by the National Honor So- ciety. Peggy Vice and David Shaw were the last of the students to go to Rotary. At the end of the Senior Assembly the Seniors walked to the front and sang their class song, Now as We Leave Thee. Smzkfrs KQEMM K ,S ' 'Afiag-M fff' rw F' Nw X 8, f -lm - A- e S I mv. E 1 2 ' Q T 52 1 1 f if 3 3 - ,Q E K QES, 5' a, 535-' 5,5 2-K i 1 s I With our records that can't be equaled, and our never dying victory spirit, WE'RE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME. . . Page 29 cnirfr 611155 Ofwers Mr. Oran Bailey CO-HEAD SPONSOR 8. I 4: JY in Henry Sattler wanna Waldo VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY 'Z- A Mrs. Margaret Dalton Martha Jane Roan - TRE S RER CO HEAD SPONSOR A U Pam Sonniel, REPORTER A ' 45 7-ar R- 0. Scott Blanchard PRESIDENT 01' 47 l-.., , - Vivien Powers PARLIAMENTARIAN Seniar 611155 History We, the Seniors, stand united. We are no longer from Port Neches and Groves. We are from Port Neches-Groves. We are proud of our achievements both individually and as a class. We are the largest class in the history of Port Neches-Groves High School. We have won the variety show two years in succession. In the sweetheart campaign 31550 was raised, as the largest amount ever, and proclaimed our candidate Football Sweetheart. Our class members were very important in the athletic spotlight, bringing such recognition as District Track Championship, District and 'Bi-District Baseball Champion- ship, and District Golf Championship. Our mightiest year, 1959, we conquered the Bulldogs to make a wonderful Senior year even more outstanding. CLASS SONG: Now As We Leave Thee Now as we leave thee, dear P. N. G. High We'll always cherish thy name we glorify No point we reach here is yet the peak, We 'll climb on higherg with our God we shall seek. Ne 'er shall lose all the friends that we 've made. Records we've set and the joys of Senior dayS. Each son and daughter loyal and true, Port Neches-Groves High School we '11 always love you. CLASS MOTTO: No point we reach is yet the peak CLASS COLORS: Blue and white CLASS FLOWER: Blue Iris JULIA FAY ADDISON Junior Red Cross 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Future Nurses 1, 3g Future Teachers 1g Future Homemakers 1. RONNIE M. ALLRED Football A Squad Manager 1,2, 3g Base- ball 2,3, All-District 3, Manager lg Bas- ketball B Squad 1, A Squad 2. .TERRY ADAMS Band l, 2, 25: National lloncr So- ciety 133, President :Sq Class Favorite 3g Royal Court 83 Science ,7 Club 2, 3, Vice President 2. , 1 ,,.au,g gl -.l 0 LINDA GAYLE ARDOIN Pow Wow 3g Girls' Chorus 33 Library Assistant 25 Future Nurses 2g 3, Study .Hall 1. Pa e32 JERRY ALLISON Drafting Club 1: Study Hall 3. THOMAS E. ANGLE Drafting Club 2. af I 959 BILLY R. BALLARD Football A Squad 2,11 B Squad 1, A Choir 2, 33 H Choir 1. LARRY .L BARBIN Junior Red Cross 1, 3, Treasurer 3, Junior Dramatics 2, Vice President 2g Basket- ball A Squad 2, B Squad lg A Choir 3, B Choir 25 Class Favorite 3, King 3. L. 1. BABB Football B Squad 23 Track 1, Tt nnis 2,35 A Choir 35 B Choir 1. ,,,,aa ' UIQ PATRICIA BEASLEY FQ -ml Junior Red Cross 3, A Choir 1,25 Devotional Club 1 2- Future an 13 3? RODNEY L. BALLARD Study Hall 1, 2, 3. LYNDA GAYLE BARCLAY Pow Wow 35 Girls' Chorus 3, Library Assistant 2, Future Nurses 1,3. 0 Teachers 2, 3, Social Chairman 2, Historian 8. Page 33 samw, BEALiry1oN'1'1lL H GERALD BENOIT Senior Dramatics 33 Library Assistant 13 Study Hall 2, 33 In- terscholasric League Spelling 33 Senior Play 3. SHIRLEY BERTOLIO B Choir 23 Girls' Chorus 33 Library As sisrant 33 Study Hall 1,2. ff' .-.-Q: Football A Squad 2,1l, B Squad 13 Basketball B Squad I3 Study Hall 33 Senior Play ll. TOMMY A. BLACK junior Red Cross l,2, 33 Football B Squad 13 Track 1,23 Tennis 13 B Choir 23 Hi-Y 2, 3. ,A MICHAEL BERNARD Senior Drarnatics 33 Football A Squad 3, BH Squad '23 Base- ball 1,2,33 l'li'Y 2, 3 CAROLINE SUE BESS Junior Drarnatics 23 lndianettes 2, 33 Stu- dent Council 1,2, 33 Future Secretaries 2, 3. 671155 11 SCO'l l BLANCIIARD lfootliall A Squad 2, flg Student Council 1,2 35 Class Favorite 1,2,I35 Prince 35 Ili-Y 2, fl, Secretary 35 Class Officer 1,2, 35 Boys' State 25 FHA Beau 35 Who's Wlio 35 Junior Rotarian 33. BETTY JO BORING Junior Dramatics 25 A Choir 35 Indian- ettes 2,3, Captain 35 Student Council 1,2, 35 Library Assistant 35 Class Favorite 35 Scho ol Favorite 35 Senior Play 35 Study Hall 1. 0 MILDRED MARIE BLACKWELL Study Hall fi l ,ff TSP RUBY NELL BOUDREAUX A Choir 2, 35 B Choir 15 Indianettes 2, 35 Future Home- BETTY JEAN BLOCK Band 1,2,35 Library Assistant 35 Future Secretaries 25 In- strumental Music 1. MARSHALL BOUDREAUX A Choir 1,2,35 Study Hall 1,2,3. A 0 I makers 2pSU1dy Hall 1, 35 Senior Play Student Director 35 Inter- 1 i scholastic League Poetry Reading 3. 'Q 4X . ALL Pa JIMMY BOWLIN Senior Drarnatics 33 Football B Squad 23 Basketball A Squad 2,33 Track 23 Tennis 1, 33 A Choir 33 Band 13 Skull Practice 1,2, 33 Junior Rotarian 33 Study Hall 3. GENE PAUL BROCK Senior Dramatics 33 Football B Squad 1, 23 Science Club 13 Drafting Club 2. euiors ge 36 G ERA LD BOURQUE Senior Dranxatics 3g Football A Squad 1,2, 33 Baseball 1,2, 33 Track 1,23 A Choir 33 B Choir 23 Class Favorite 33 School Favor- ite 3. xl f0 n . -.4 24. rr 4? s l'- Qc- 7 HELEN BRYAN Band 2, Librarian 33 Study Hall 33 Future Nurses 2. ALLEN BRADLEY Band 1, 2, 33 Science Club 2, 33 Slide Rule Club 3, Vice Presi- dent 33 Senior Play 33 Best Supporting Actor 3 JUDY FAYE BRODNAX Pow Wow 33 A Choir 1,2, 33 lndianettes 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 Future Nurses 1,23 Class Officer 2. af I 959 GAIL ELIZABETH BURNS Pow Wow 3, Ilmlor Dramatics 23 B Choir 2, 3, Future Teachers 1, 2, 3g Future Homemakers l, 3, Reporter 1. PEGGY RAYE BYRD National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Secretary 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 3, District I Vice President 3g Future Homemakers l,2, Historian 1, Vice President 2, Delegate to State Meeting 1, Rotary Sweetheart 3g Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority Madie Har- rison Scholarship 3. 'FX JAY BURNETT Study Hall 3. I .milf ,L ,Qs '15 A wr 'Q-N ffqh -J IUANITA CALLOWAY Pow Wow 3: Senior Dramatics 3g Library Assistant 25 Future Home- .-at TER -I' PHYLLIS BUSTER Pow Wow 3: Junior Dramatics 2, Band l,2, 3, Treasurer 2g Twirler 2, 3, Student Council l,2, 3, Treas urer 2, Library Assist- ant 3g Instrumental Music 1, 2, 3. CAROLYN ANN CALDWELL Pow Wow 33 Senior Dramatics 35 Future Secretaries 3: Study Hall 1,2. 0 makers LQ. 6'l4lI7l'5 Page gl 0 JOHN W. CARAWAY WANDA LEE CARR A Choir 2,3g Girls' Chorusg Future Home- makers 1,2,3, Song Leader 2,3. KAY CASTERLINE Football A Squad 2, B Squad 15 Study Hall 1,2,3. lpn.. Study mn 1,2,1s. 'G' f'-0:49431 MIKE WARREN CASE Science Club 13 Photography Club 1. MARY CASTERLINE ,L Pon Wow 35 Senior Dramatics 33 Office Assistant 35 Study - 1+ Hall 1, 2. DAVID CHOATE Study Hall 1, 2,3. -vt iii 1 ,R if MARY MARGARET CONNELLY Junior Rod Cross 2g ll Choir 29 Girls' Cliorus 35 Science Club 2, Secretary 2 Future Nurses 13 Fu- turc Teachers 2: Study Hall 1. CAROLYN COOPER Miss Activity Contest 1. rinwim srni comrss Vlar VVhmip 2, fig POW Wow fig Quill and Scroll2,I3gFi1turc Nur 1, Fururt- lk-zicrlivrs 2, 53. i I' 2 Q as RONALD DAIGLE gf I Study nan 1. EDWARD CONNER Study Hall 3. DORIS MARIE CROSS Pow Wow 2,3, As- sociate Editor 2, Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, Future Homemakers 1,2, 3, Vice President 1, President 2, 3, Dele- gate to FHA State Meeting 1, 2, FHA Area III First Vice President 2, Office Assistant 35 Miss Ac- tivity Contest 1. EDMOND M. DAVIS Study Hall 3. EARL DAWSON Junior Red Cross 2, 3, President 2, 35 A Choir 3, B Choir 2, Class Favorite 1, DONALD THOMAS DAVIS ,luuior Red Cross 3, Football B - - f Squad 1,2g Track 1,2p 'A Choir 3, Drafting Club 1. H25 3 46' K . 2, 35 Royal Court 1, 3. ',N ,4 ' -' GINGER DEVALCOURT , Indianettes 3, Future Homemakers 33 Future Secretaries 2. Page 40 LYNDA LEA DAVIS Library Assistant 2, 3 Future Homemakers 1,2. ROSA LIA DEAN Pow Wow 33 Band 1, 2,3g Future Nurses 15 Future Teachers 2, 3, Reporter 3g Or- chestra 3g Instru- mental Music 1,2,3 Study Hall 1. ui 'QW af 1959 VERNA SUE DODSON Pow Wow 3, Senior Dramatics 35 Girls' Chorus 33 Future llorncruakers 2, Par- liamentarian 2501'- fice Assistant 3g Study Hall l, fl. LA LETTE DONALD Junior Red Cross 3g Senior Dramatics 3: Junior Dramatics 2: Band 1, 25 Indianettes 3g Future Teachers 2, 3, Senior Play 33 In- strumental Music 1. fx ' 'EQ' IALMER DIXON Football B Squad 2. 51 ff? s get Q Y JEAN EDGAR A Choir 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Head Cheerleader 3- Office , Y ,A BETTY DOMINGUE B Choir 2, Girls' Chorus 35 Study Hall 3 DONALD DUPUIS Study Hall 1, 2,3. Assistant 3g Class Officevr lg Class Favorite 3. Page 41 0 EUGENE EMEINCER JENELL PAULINE FAULK Junior Red Cross 33 Girls' Chorus 35 Indianettes 2, 3, Lieutenant 3, Study Hall 1, 2. KENNETH LEE FLETCHER Senior Dramatics 3: Junior Dramarics 1, 25 B Choir 2,3g Senior Play 35 Orches- tra 3. Library Assistant 3, S fi ef 111115 11.111 1,2. I VIRGINIA RUTH FORBES Senior Dramatics 3 B Choir 1 fi KAREN D. FENNELL Pow Wow 33 Junior Dramatics 25 Band 1, 23 Office Assistant 3. SUE FLOWERS Junior Dramatics 25 A Choir 2, 35 In- dianettes 2, 35 Office Assistant 33 Miss Ac tivity Contest 13 Study Hall 1. 2, 3, Devouonai c111b 1, 2. , ' 112 ,X ?'A.A DORIS ANN FREEMAN B Choir 2, Library Assistant 33 Future HARRIS FOSTER Football B Squad 23 Track Man- ager 1,23 Science Club 1,2,3g Photography Club 1. 41 Nurses 2. A NANCY K. GIBSON Pow Wow 35 Junior Dramatics 25 Science Club 3g Future Home- makcrs 13 Lab Assist- ant 3. vfl99 V4.0 W , f 5 WALTER ALLEN GIMON Drafting Club 25 Study Hall 1, 3. LEONARD J. GIBLIN IR. Study Hall 1, 2, 3. RICHARD GIBSON A Choir 2,35 De- votional Club 1, 25 Slide Rule Club 3. SANDRA GIROUARD Junior Drarnatics 2, President 2: A Choir 1,2, 35 Indianettes 23 Student Council 1,2, 3: Class Favorite 2, 35 School Favorite 25 Royal Court 3g Cheer- leader 33 Senior Play 3. CHARLES GUIDRY Football A Squad 2, 3, BR Squad lp Base- ball 1,2g Basketball A Squad 2, B Squad lg Track 1, 2: Class Officer 2, Class Favorite 1, 2, 35 School Favorite 3, Hi-Y 2, 3. 0 Ulzlss HARRY JOSEPH GIROUARD Football B Squad 1,25 Track 1, 2. T7 ,4 FS as -N-1 PAGE CAROL GUILLOTE Junior Red Cross 35 Future Nurses 1g Future Homemakers 2. Page 4-4 BEN GOODWIN Band 1, 2,35 Science Club 2g Slide Rule Club 33 Instrumental Music 1. RAY GUIDRY Junior Red Cross 3, Secretary 3, Football B Squad 2g Drafting Club 1. 'VJ' af 1959 BEULAH HALEY Pow Wow 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Library Assistant 3. DONALD HAMBRICK B Choir 3, Study Hall 1, 2, 3. WALTER W, GUILLOTE Drafting Club 2. 2 '..5 TONY HALL Basketball B Squad 1, Drafting Club 2, 3. A ' 1- ff L LINDA CAROLYN HARDIN Band 1,2,3g Twirler al ff' 33 Orchestra 3, Future Secretaries 23 Instru- gag, mental Music 1. wrLL1AM T. HART Basketball B Squad lg Drafting ' Club 2, Study Hall 1,3. Page 45 emlfrs BARBARA ANN HARTY War Whoop 2, 3g A Choir 2, 33 Indian- ettes 2, 39 Quill and Scroll 3: Library As- sistant 3g Future Homemakers 1,2. PATSY ANN HEBERT Library Assistant 2: Future Homemakers 1,23 Office Assist- ant 3p Study Hall 1. nr 1 4 SHARON HENRY RONNY IIAVQTMAN Pow Wow Sl, junior Drirrrititics 2, A Choir lg Band l, 2, 33 Student Council lg Library Assistant 35 Future Teachers 33 Class Officer lg Senior Play 3, Instrumental Music 1, 2. 'f'? .L - Junior Red Cross 35 A Choir 23 Devotional Club l,2g Future Homemakers 1, Interscholastic League Shorthand 3. ,wx 1 vi- JIMMY LOUIS HATHORN Science Club 1 Study Ha 2 3 SANDRA HEBERT Junior Red Cross 3 B Choir 2 Girls Chorus 33 Class Fa- vorite 1,2g Future Nurses 1,2g Football Maid 1,2. 611155 C? .il CHARLES LEE HILTON Study Hall 1. CLARENCE R. HOPPER Senior Dramatics 35 Science Club 13 Photog- raphy Club lg Study Hall 2. ROBERT JOSEPH HERRINGTON Science Club lg Study Hall 3. R -.3 JOHN HOUSEMAN Track Manager 23 Science Club lg Photobraphy Club 1, Drafting of Club2,3. 0 CECILE HOLSTEAD Band 1, 2, 3, Twirler 25 Drum Major 33 In- strumental Music 1g Top Eleven Sopho- mores 1: Who's Who 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, President 2, 35 National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Co-Vale- dictorian 33 Bausch 8: Lornb Science Award 35 Valedictory Scholarship 35 Shep- herd Laundry High Honor Girl Award 3: Texas Council of Church-Related Col- leges Scholarship 3, Beaumont YMBL Science Scholarship 3, Rotary Sweetheart 3 DON HOPPER Junior Red Cross 3: Study Hall 1, 2. JOHN HUNSUCKER Football A Squad 3, B Squad 25 National Honor So- ciety 2, 35 Science Club 15 Junior Rotar- ian 35 Senior Play 35 Port Neches Rotary Club Lamar Tech Scholarship 3. MARY JOE IGLEHART Junior Red Cross 35 'B Choir 15 Girls' Chorus 35 Future Nurses 1,25 Inter- scholastic League Play 35 Senior Play 3. enivrs DONALD ATLEY HUGHES Football A Squad 3, B Squad 25 Class Favorite 35 School Favor- ite 35 Study Hall 2, 3. -u ,ff-s 'u RICHARD HUTSELL Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1,2, 35 Instrumental Music 1 , 2, 3. -gf 15 ff bt-47 ANNETTE JEFFERS 3 Future Nurses 1,25 Study Hall 1. CALVIN JAMES JAETZOLD Junior Red Cross 25 Science Club 25 Slide Rule Club 35 Drafting Club 35 Study Hall 1,3 af Jt3ANNuNu1r5'i'i' CYNTHIA JOACHIM Senior Draniarics 3, Junior Dramatics 2, Vice President 2g Indiancttes 2, 53, Captain 33 Study Hall 13 Senior Play 8 EUGENE JOHNSON Pow Wow 3, Senior Dramatics 3, Junior Drarnatics 2: A Choir 1, 2, 3, Study Hall 1, Senior Play 3. Pow Wow fig l,ibrnry Assistant 3, Future Nurses R, 'CN I . l 'I r 's ,ag 175 KATHY BLACK Member of Senior Class- Graduate '13 X BARTON JOHNSON Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Instrumental Music 1,2, 3, A11- Regional Band 2, 3. SEARCY JOHNSON Basketball B Squad 2, Study Hall 1,2,3. of another School. ' Sgpjlfjfg Page 49 enior LUCILLE KEENE Pow Wow 33 Choir 2, 3g Cheer- leader 2,3, Co-Head Cheerleader 3, Miss Activity Contest 1. ELIZABETH KOLLENBORN Senior Dramatics 3g A Choir 35 Study Hall 2. CELIA WVHITE Study llull 1. .nf fn 47 BRENDA LAFLEUR Pow Wow lg B Choir lg Future Nurses 1, Chaplain 1g Future IQ' vi... KRISTINE LEA KLINKHAMMER Senior Dramatics 3, Library Assistant 2, Future Homemakers 1 CURTIS LEBLANC Senior Dramatics 35 Football A Squad 2, 3, B Squad 19 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Track 1,25 Drafting Club 1,2. 1. 611155 tl JIMMY R. LANDRY Junior Red Cross 3, Vice President 3g Football B Squad Manager lg Baseball Manager 15 Basketball B Squad 13 Drafting Club 2. BETTY MARIE LANIER Future Secretaries 35 Interscholastic League Typing 1. af 1959 CHARLES L. LAMBRIGHT Pow Wow 3g Junior Red Cross 3g Band 1g Science Club 2. ,--sv 4-430 if 1 LUCILLE LEBOEUF Study Hall 1g Junior Dramatics 2. Smiars IRENE LANGLINAIS Library Assistant 1,3 Future Homemakers 2, 3. WAYNE LEATHERWOOD Study Hall 1, 2, 3, JIMMY LEWIS Football B Squad 13 Baseball 13 A Choir 33 Orchestra 3. LINDA GAIL LINSCOMB Pow Wow 33 Junior Dramatics 23 Future Secretaries 33 Office Assistant 3, 0 BRENDA URSULA LEVINE Pow Wow 33 Future Nurses 33 Fu- ture Teachers 33 Study Hall 1, 2. ...Q lil ELLEN MARGARET LOUVIER War Whoop 2 3 National Honor Society 2 3 Re porter 3 Quill and Scroll 2 3 Future Teachers 1 2 3 Reporter 1 Recording Secretary 3 Eleven Top Sophomores 1 Co Valedictorran 3 Texas Chemical Council Award 3, Shepherd Laundry High Honor Girl Award 3 Texas Council of Church Re- lated Colleges Scholarship 33 Sam Houston State Page 52 Ex-Students Association Scholarship 33 Rotary Sweet- heart 33 Interscholastic League Typing 23 Biology Lab Assistant 3. Class DEANNA LIGHTFOOT Pow Wow 2, 3, Asso- ciate Editor 2, Co- Editor 33 Girls' Chorus 23 Quill and Scroll 2, 33 Library Assistant 33 Future Teachers 2, 3, Vice President 33 Fu- ture Home makers 1, 2, Reporter 23 lnter- scholastic League Journalism 2, 3, Fifth Place Regional News- writing 3. ROYCE LONG Library Assistant 23 Study Hall 1, 3. af 1959 WILLIAM LOWRANCE Senior Drarnatics fig Football A Squad 2, fl, B Squad lp Base- bgtll l,'2,JSg A ChOir l,2, 3, Hi-Y 1,2, 3: Senior Play 3. LANE MCCOY Junior Drarnatics 2, B Choir 2g Girls' Chorus 33 Library Assistant 3, Study Hall 1. PAVLA ELLEN LOVEJOY Pov Wow 3, lndianettes 2, 3, Lieutenant 3, Ouill and Scroll 33 lrllfllfli Homcmakcrs lg Study Hall , 'N gl s. 'U' Senior Play 3. ag ,..lV CHARLES MALONE , Study Hall 1,2,3. BARBARA LUMPKIN Pow Wow 35 Library Assistant 3, President 3g Future Secretaries 1. LEROY MAHANEY Drafting Club 1, 35 Page 53 Semkfrs BOBBIE JOYCE MARTIN Future Homemakers 1,2, Reporter 1, Secretary 2: Inter- scholastic League Typing 15 Interscholas- tic League Stenography '25 Indianettes 2, 33 Senior Dramatics 3. C. B. MATTHEWS JK Junior Red Cross 3g Golf 1, 2,3g B Choir 3: Science Club 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 1. ALBERT MARKS St11dyHalll,'l,.l. '35 Q -L QQ'vf ,9- JO ANN MOCK B Choir 1 2 Girls' Chorus 3 If IC' fo- ff' ELSIE MARTIN Pow Wow 3, Associate Editor 3g Senior Dra- matics 3: Junior Dra- matics 2g B Choir 2: Indianettcs 2, 3. MICKEY LYNN MINYARD Drafting Club 2. Future Homenlakers 1,'2,3, Hizs- torian 2. IIEWEL MONDEY ,gt 1, 3, Future Teachers 2,555 Future Home- rnakcrs 2,f3, Treasurer 2g Office Assistant 35 Study Hall 1. DON MORGAN Study Hall 1,2,3. JIMMY MOSS Science Club 15 Study Hall 2, 3. I' BARBARA NUNEZ Girls' Chorus 3 Interscholastic gf I League Typing 1: Study Hall 1,2,3. Pow Wow fl, Assistant Editor 3g EDNA FAYE MORGAN Senior Dramatics 3g Office Assistant 3g Senior Play 3. ELTON NEWSOME Science Club 1,2,3g Study Hall 1. B Choir 1,25 Girls' Chorus 33 Future Hornemakers 1, 2, 3, Study Hall 1, 2, 3, JAMES PEARMAN Football A Squad 3, B Squad 1,2g Bas- ketball B Squad 1, 2, A Squad Man- ager 35 A Choir 2, 35 Senior Play 3. Y 11' 'gl VIVIEN LEIGH POWERS War Whoop 2, 3, Edi tor 35 Band l,2,3g Twirler 2, 3, Instru- mental Music lg In- terscholastic League Music 2, 33 Student Council 1, Delegate to District Convention 1, Quill and Scroll 2, 3: Science Club 2, Future Teachers 2,3 Corresponding Secre tary 3, Miss FTA 3, Delegate to District Convention 33 Inter- scholastic League Play 1,3, Student Director 13 Senior Play 3: ln- terscholastic League Debate 1, First in Dis- trict 1g Who's Who 3g Rotary Sweetheart 3, Class Officer 3: Class Favorite 3: Royal Court 3, Eleven Top ,F K, 1 A --7 Sophomores 13 Nation- PATSY MARIE PREVOST al Honor Society 2, 3, Pow Wow 3: Library Assistant 3: Vice president 3: Future Nurses lg Future Homemakers Classroom Teachers 1: Study Hall 2. Association Scholar- ' Ship 3' 6'IfIl0l'5' e56 A PATSY JOYCE oDoM WOFFORD IACK PLOTT Senior Dramatics 33 Football A Squad 2,3, B Squad 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, Bas ketball B' Squad 1 Golf 1,2,3g B Choir 3. C. ALLAN POWELL Junior Red Cross 33 Study Hall 1,2. l JOHN HAROLD PRIMEAUX Football B Squad 2, Squad 3, A Choir 2,33 B Choir lg Hi-Y 2, 35 Senior Play 3, Best Actor 3. CONNIE PURKEY Junior Red Cross 33 Junior Dramatics 2, Band 1, Indianettes 2, 3, Lieutenant 3, Office Assistant 3. 'I' af I FRANKIE PRIEST Girls' Chorus 3, Indianettes 2, 35 Future Nurses 2, 3, President 3, Miss Activity Contest 1. l JNX 'Us OQW,--up LUCY MAE RICH Interscholastic League Debate 3. 'T17 I if-'Y JOHN PURCELL Tennis 1, Science Club 1, 2. SANDRA QUIBEDEAUX Indianettes 2, 35 Fu- ture Secretaries 35 Office Assistant 3: Study Hall 1,2. eniars Page 57 Scwzkfrs ANNA MARIE RAMKE War Whoop 2, 3g Stu- dent Council 3g Quill and Scroll 2,3g Future Home makers 2. MARY ANN RICHARDSON Pow Wow 3: Junior Dramatics 23 Band 1,2, 3, Office Assist- ant 3g Study Hall 3. . A sf!-'Z' . , , T' fic JACK NELSON RABY Senior Drarntitics 35 A Choir 35 Senior Play 13. I 'W 0, PATRICIA O RILEY Senior Dramatics 3 Junior Dra matics 2, Band 1,2,3, Future 'Q 'fx 'Y -K NORMAN PRESTON REYNOLDS Football A Squad 2 'I All Distr rack 1 2 3 Choir 2 3 Library Assistant 3 H1 Y 2 3 Vice President 3 Senior Play 3 JAMES W RICHEY Science Club 3 Teachers 2, 3, Social Director 3: 6 r P 3. Instrumental Music 15 Senio lay 'T MARTHA JANE ROAN Senior Drarnatics 3, Secretary 3, Junior Draniatics 23 A Choir 1, 2, 3, Indian- ettes 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Favorite 1,2p Study Hall 1, Class Officer 2, 3. GAIL ROBINSON B Choir 2, Girls' Chorus 3, Indianettes 2, 3, Library Assist- ant 3g Miss Activity Contest 1. 0fl99 BRENDA ADELE RISER Pow Www 3, Senior Drarnatics 33 B Choir 3, Library Assistant 2, Future Nurses 2g Future Horne- makcrs 1. ,muh rf' P , .ai ,A A L 1 CT- Q 4 MARIAN YVONNE RODEN Junior Red Cross 33 Junior Dramat- ics 2g Band 1, 2,3g National Honor Society 3g Future Teachers 2, 3. 0 PAT ROBERTS Future Secretaries 3 Study Hall 1,2. JOE ROBERTSON Junior Dramatics 23 B Choir 2g Study Hall 3. 'T 1 Q 37? -agus ELLIOT PAUL ROMERO Football A Squad 1,2, 3, Co-Captain 35 Baseball 1,2, Co- Captain 25 Track 1, 25 Class Favorite 1,25 School Favorite 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer 3g Junior Rotarian 35 Senior Play 3. BILLY RUDD Library Assistant 35 Science Club 1. Scmvrs 7 MARY ALICE Robtzrsizs Pow Wow 35 Band 112,35 Library Assistant 35 Class Favorite 35 Queen 3. I '-.. .Ani X, F-f MICHAEL SAY Band 1 2 3 Student Conductor 3 Pres1dent3 All Regional Band 2 3 All State Band 1 2 3 Interscholastic League Music 1 2 3 Instrumental Music 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 Student Council 1 3 Parliamentanan 3 Who s Who 1 2 Chemistry Lab Assistant 3 Senior Play 3 Junior Rotarian 3 Eleven Top Sophomores 1- National Honor Society 2 3- Honor Boy 3- Balfour Honor Award 3- Citizen- ship Award 3' Shepherd Laundry High Honor Boy Award 3- Groves Rotary Club Scholarship 3- Amer- ican Qhemical Society Award 3 WILLIS JOE ROMERO Band 1, 2,35 Orchestra 1,2, 35 Instrumental Music 1,2, 3. HENRY W. SATTLER Football A Squad 3, B Squad 1,25 Baseball 2, 35 Track 1,2, 35 A' Choir 35 Class Favorite 1,35 School Favorite 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Class Of- ficer 3. ,ut af 1959 DAVID SHAW Stenlor Drarnatics 3 Band l,2,!l. GARY SHEARER .Iunior Red Cross 1. 'BW' '21 SUE Sl-IEPPARD Pow Wow 35 Junior Dramatics 2: A Choir 3 B Choir 2 Future LAVELLE BICKFORD Member of Senior Classg Graduate of another school. MARVIN SHEFFIELD Pow Wow 33 Football B Squad 25 A Choir 35 Band 13 Orchestra lg Study Hall 2, 3g Skull Practice 1, 2. Hornemakers 3: Miss Actiivity Contest 15 Study Hall 1. Page 01 Smzkfrs RAYMOND JOHN SIMON Pow Wow 2, 3. BETTY LOUISE SMITH War Whoop 2, 33 A Choir 2, 3, Girls' Chorus lg Indianettes 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3g Eleven Top Sophomores 1. ff' MILLY SHUFORD junior Dramatics 2, Tennis l, 2, 3 District Winner in Girls' Singles 15 Band 1, 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3 Secretary 3, Class Favorite 2, 33 School Favorite 2g Royal Court 3, Top Eleven Sophomores 1g Rotary Sweetheart 3, Senior Play 3. ,ii 'IPI I . wr nl if qo w MAXINE SMITH ff- to v Q R. J. SIMON Junior Red Cross 2, Senior Dramatics 3, Football B Squad lp Track 2g Golf 1, A Choir 33 B Choir 2: Class Favor- ite 2, 33 Royal Court 2, 3. JANIS SMITH Indianettes 2, 31 Future Teachers 3g Future Secretaries 3 Office Assistant 3. Senior Dramatics 3, Junior Dramat- ics 25 Future Teachers 2, 3, Future i Homemakers 1. Vnliv PA MELA SONNIER Senior Drarnatics 3, President 33 Junior Drarnatics '23 Tennis 1, 2, 33 Indianettes 2, 33 Who's Who 33 Class Favorite 33 Future Teachers 33 Future Hortiemakcrs 13 Miss School Spirit 33 Ro- tary Sweetheart 33 Class Officer 33 Sen- ior Play 33 National Honor Society 2, 33 Co-Valedictorian 33 Shepherd Laundry High Honor Girl Award 33 Texas Council of Church- Related Colleges Scholarship 33 Port Neches Rotary Club Scholarship 3. WINIFRED STELLY Junior Red Cross 33 Indianettes 2, 33 Fu- ture Nurses 23 Future Homemakers 1, Vice SUE ELLEN SMITH Senior Drarnatics 33 Junior Dra- tics 2, Band 1,2, 33 Fut Teachers 2, 3. ll TC '2- ft X H 'Q if President 1. TOMMY SWEARINGEN Football A Squad 2,3, Co- Captain 33 B Squad 13 Track 23 W' I H1-Y 2, 33 skuii Practice 1,2,3, Study Hall 3, Senior Play 3. KAY SPEER junior Red Cross 33 Junior Dramatics '23 Band 13 Indianettes 2,33 Library Assist- ant 2. CAROLE STEPHENS Senior Dramatics 33 Future Homemakers 1,2, Historian 1, Delegate to State Con vention 13 Future Secretaries 33 Port Neches Business Sc Professional Wornen's Scholarship 3. ll' --J uf 115 GAYE TALBOT Library Assistant 3, Study Hall 1,2. LOIS ANN TERRELL Library Assistant 3, Future Homeniakers 13 Future Secretaries 2. L SALLIE TALBERT lunior Draniatics 21 A Choir 1 2, 3, lndianettes 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3, Class Favorite lg Future Secretaries lg Senior Play 3, Best Supporting Actress 3. 'gt'- J? LINDA GAIL THOMPSON Junior Red Cross 33 B Choir 2g Future Nurses 3, Future Horne- makers lg Study Hall 1,2 Ula LARRY WAYNE TALBOT Junior Red Cross 2, B Choir 2, Library Assistant 3, Study Hall 1. GLORIA JAYNE THOMPSON Band 1,2,3g Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Presi- dent 3, Delegate to State Convention 1, 2, 3, Who's Who 2,3g Class Favorite 1, 35 Girls' State 2, Rotary Sweetheart 3g Eleven Top Sophomores 1, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3g Citizen- ship Award 3, High School Parent Teach ers Association Scholarship 3. mivrs ' 3, age 61 I 9 MARLENF 'FHURMAN 0 - Future llornemakers 1. BEVERLY GAIL TIDWFLX. Pow Wow 35 Iullior Red Cross 33 li Choir 2g Offrce Assistant 3, Study Hall 1, 2. ALTON TRAHAN Football A Squad 3, B Squad 1,25 Basketball A Squad 3, B Squad 1,23 Tennis 3. 'apex' N ,..-0 D' SANDRA TROTTI Pow Wow 3g Junior Red Cross 35 Indianettes 2, 33 Future Teachers MARILYN TOLLEFSOTN B 1 1 2 3 V e Pres1dent3 All Regronal Band 2 3 -X11 State Band 2 Interscholasttc League Musrc 1 2 3 Instru mental Muslc 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 Ixatronal Honor Socxety 2 3 Who 5 Who 2 Future Teachers 2 3 Treas urer 3 Lab Assxstant 3 Eleven Top Sopho mores 1 Jo ANN TRAHAN srudy Han 1 2 3. 35 Future Homemakers 1, Parlia-A mentarlan 1, Future Secretarres 2, Office Assistant 3. Page 60 0 BETTY ANN TULLEY ROYCE L. TURNBULL Study Hall1,2,3. FRANK L. VANCE IR. Band 1, 2, 3, Orches- tra 1, 2, 3g Drafting Club 1, 2, Instru- mental Music 1, 2, 3. Senior Dramatics 33 A Choir 1, 2, 35 Future Honiemakcrs I,2, Song Leader 2, Study Hall 1, 3. i',,r,.,, Q ., PEGGY VICE Junior Red Cross 3, Junior Dramat- ics 2, Band 1,2,3g Twirler 2, 3, Head Twirler 3, National Honor Society 35 Student Council 1, 25 Rotary Sweetheart 3, Office As- sistant 35 Senior Play 3, 4, we JOHN REGINALD VALENTINE Band 1, Science Club 23 Slide Rule Club 3. KAY LEE VAN CLEAVE Pow Wow 3, Library Assistant 3. 611155 1.15 'tv mv JUANNA WALDU Choir 1,2, 35 National llonor So- ciety fig Student Council 2, 35 Who's Who Jig Class Favor- ite 1,2133 Princess 23 Cheerleader 2, Il, Co-llcad Chevr- leader 3g Football Sweetheart 35 Class Officer l,2, 33 Seu- ior Play 13, Best Actress 35 Groves Business XL Profes- sional Women's Scholarship 3. IIMMY WERNER Senior Drarriatics 35 Football A Squad 1,2,3g Track 1,2, Manager 35 Hi-Y 2,3. GLENDA BETH WALDO : 6 Junior Red Cross 35 li Choir lg Girls' Chorus Fig Indiauettes 2 3 n'- ,-Q HARMON L. WHISENHUNT Track 1 Drafting Club 2: Study gf Hall ids. 0 RONNY WALTERS Science Club 2, 3. TRUBON WHEELER Band 1. JOEL WOODARD A Choir 13 Science Club 2g Slide Rule Club 35 Study Hall 1. HOWARD WRIGHT Study Hall 1, 2, 3. Page 68 KATHRYN GAY WHITFIELD War Whoop 2, 35 lndianettes 3g Quill and Scroll 2,3g Future Teachers 2, 33 Future Homemakers 1, Vice President 1. 11' 1U. ' u A ' V39 611155 af I 9 9 fe-ft MIKE woons Study Hall 1,2,3. NORMA RAGGIO Library Assistant 2 Devotional Club 3 Study Hall 1, 3. NOT SHOWN: Richard Disney Barbara Falgout Roberta Godkin Charles Bray John Appleman Dale Shearer Robert Milton Jones Patricia Jorda n We 71 Kemember ,4 lways . . . Senior Ghosts Indian victory over Bulldogs Going steady pr' Queen s Coronation Seniors winning Sweetheart Campaign Senior DRY ,gQi. X-S Senior Picnic Graduation parties Graduation practice L... Page 69 ,7u14121r- cwivr Pram Harvest Ufllb Saturday, March 14, at 8 p. m. the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held in sparkling fashion at the Harvest Club in Beaumont. It was given in honor of the graduation class and is one of the main tradi- tions of Port Neches-Groves High School. Gene Terry and his Downbeats provided thc music from nine o'clock until midnight. Filmy evening dresses adorned with corsages, and suits and sport coats were the dress of some five hundred students and faculty members. Bobby Wachsmuth was the master of ceremonies of the floor show. The show featured numbers from June Badon's School of Dance. R051 Lia Dean, Pat Riley, and Wava Riggle sang You Cheated. Frank Morris and Dale Green presented a skit. Mardi Gras was the theme of the Prom and the stage was decorated with Cut-Out champagne glasses with large pink elephants placed above them. Upon entering, each person was given a mask to wear, the girls' masks being blue with white lace, and the boys' blue. Also, a booklet shaped like a mask to exchange signatures with friends was given as a memorandum. This was truly an unforget- table night. if As each couple entered, there were admiring and compliment- ing glances from everyone. I O-at ,,,.hQ4! f , ' naw. ' . -ri- ...t..'f m',1 - sf 1 DC 1 Among the crepe paper and balloons, we danced Even the faculty members made use of the dance till midnight. able music. l junmr cnzar Pram March 14 I 9 79 5501 We danced and danced and danced. Whether its a Jitterbui, number a waltz or a fox trot it sounds bood coming from Gene Terry and his band ig- - ith' 5 4 H It felt good to sit down and listen a while too. It was over too soon for us and we were really sad to leave. Page 71 A Leading the cast was Allen Bradley, Best Supporting Actorg Mike Say, Cynthia Joachim, Sallie Talbert, Best Supporting Actress: Harold Primeaux, Best Actorg and luanna Waldo, Best Actress. mirfr Play The Senior Play, Green Grow the Lilacs, directed hy Mrs. Betty lordahl, was presented May 1, 1959, in the Port Neches- Groves lligh School Auditorium. The play, a comedy about real true life country folks, is about the triangles of life. The action of the play takes place in Indian Territory in 1900. Curley - - Laurey - - Aunt Eller - - Ieeter ---- Ado Annie - Pedler ---- Ole Man Peck Cord Elam - - - Marthy - - Shorty - - Carl - - - Cowboy - - Joe - - - Roy - - Elmo - - Gordon - - Jean - - - Lois - - - Orlanda - - Alice - - Faith - - Malissa - - Susy - - - Eleanor - - Peggl' ' ' Jenny - - J. B. - - Slim - - Chick - - CAST Our ever patient and understanding director Directed bl' MTS- Beal' Jofdahl was Mrs. Jordahl. Harold Primeaux - - luanna Waldo - - Sally Talbert - - Allen Bradley Cynthia Joachim -----MikeSay - - - lack Raby - - Elliot Romero - - Mary Connelly - - Ronny Hartman - - James Pearman - Leroy Mahaney Clarence Hopper - -Kenneth Fletcher - Billy Lowrance - John Hunsucker - -Edna Faye Morgan - - -Betty Jo Boring - - Vivien Powers - - Edwina Combs - - Milly Shuford - - - - -Pat Riley Mary Jo Iglehart - - - -Peggy Vice - - -LaLette Donald Sandra Girouard - - - - Sam Beaumont - -Tommy Swearingen Norman Reynolds Page 72 Here were three corners of our dance square. Harold made the perfect Jack was the unforgettable Ole Man Peck Curly, and Ruby, Student Director. Green Graaf the L'1!acs Look rt s Aunt El1erfSal11e Talbertj and Laurey Uuanna Waldo! settrn out on the porch Jenny fSandyj and Roy fKennethJ hum Green Grow The L11acs as they Joy the openrng set Make up had to be wom by every one and was care fully apphed each trme We passed the trme away rn the cholr room warung for our scene Mary Io had too many butterfhes on openlng nrght Th1S play was really hard on the feet huh ECIWIIIB7 x1 The cast was well frlled wrth brawn and beauty. Page 73 If ' J! , if if 3 T xr -'g ' . .' ,. .2 gli f.4 -L .fin 1 Xwlf. y . , . ' I .. . V- en- .- .Ax?:e 1i,4 5. ' . - I I I ' Days iv Kfmember What s thls the bunny hop? Gomg steady'7 These out of town dressmg rooms were always too small --1-...,g Anchors awe1gh hmmy I got my new trumpet y boy today! in-pr hx We always loved partxeg R. J. , eatmg 1n class? Page 74 , , 'BY I ff ' Q' 5 L Q7 o 2 N Law -V-MQ3,,.m,,,,,,,gN1 3 , I f ZINQY.. l .S 1 m ! . g A -- ff 1 I 3 5 I , a a -14.1 ' Days iff Kemember dl 5 Falk' Talk' Ta kV 1' 'ani Here s a fad watcher? A slumber party mormng. Down' Ready! Is th1s the hall decorat1on'7 I just turned teenager! We're gomg to our f1rst pep rally! i Page 75 5 XX ' L . 1 . 1 . . I 0 ,, - f Q A Il x t .5 ' x ' f ' L, , ' fs ff x ' Furl' 4 2 1 q, 0 ,gi ,ft r I , - i Y , v , v ul' ' f r S I n 'Q I g 'Q ' . - s .Q-ia .P x. 11 'uf X: ' ws' .Tv K A' ins., 'rf' u, ,X . ' A ',, -, nf, .' ' . ' ' L N W' Q 1 ' it-2' psf' knit I ' V Q . ' ' 'N-5 . . '4' - 5. s '9 Q7 M -l C '41 d W , ' 2f 1. S' A AQ wiI!t1..' PY lx t' gr x' 1 f as - - ,Q - .,. r, Tv- x X.. . 1 'vc fx' wh' Page 76 -ull' 4 I , K :' J J I I I- 1 ,, J J f ' I 1 ' W I I x. I Kavcalaureafe May 24, I 959 The invocation was presented by Richard Gibson and after a very inspiring Baccalau reate message, Patricia Beasley gave the benediction. March Processiona1 4 'Q Our Relatives and Friends Make a Joyful Sound Y, I I . , M 3 I ' 0' 1- 1 v I- A , , 'F , F . .Q 443'gL :i f- bf A' F . g Af., .,.+ , -.- Y w- ..-f ,- - ww , X- - sJ,uAt-rs, L :N x . ' rx lu - 11. 'A F U ' 4' 0 if -A - 1 ' '- - ' , V : u , , - , Q - 1 1 ' - H' 'ffii I at .. 4 I tl. f- v C - s ' - 5 - , A .r....q1-Q.. Q -. 4-s - sf- A v-. fl Qllwkfhiff 3 1 'i.:'3f'75+td7Tij:1f:wk.w' 57f',, , ' , 5: 6 ' Q ' Va- - t G! Q .p 5 - I 1 1. - Q nu ,bw Q . n , ' ' 1 , ,l V , 0 , .4 ., J -.....A- 1.1 x ' s .Y 1 gj ' ' T 1 , 3 ,V S Page 78 - , v Q, s Q gfgnlff' wld . 1 . I , 1'1- mfZ'ff',' ff If -xl :Qt ,X F1 I If ,Qi rl -,I W Q' Q: 9 it , A ' 4 ,- X N 5 .N ,pk Lx X X 1 I .B GL 3- ., bv -was V' A Q I 3 3 ' .L .,', ,.. u , 1 lv I 2 A I I :- ' 'D 9 , . M , sl , I ...Q I O l 'F a'f,s a 1 .2 K is - 'wh fi' 9 lcd ,O 1 l m Q Page 80 . , C . x Q . t S 'UB- f .A-V' . lf' -Q 6 EQ, iw-'14 ,pb It's a long road to learning, but we were almost to our goals as the . . . I . 1 f' 0 . 3,1 ' F N z M -K5 Q W xo Y ' z J' f 4 ' Y X vw Q wg 'A . f W4+f 'Sw 1 A y D., Q- 'Q -ak .LW -A , 'G-ff. 'S r , iuuiars 5151, W5 'wmv X , 'N . ,. Y ix rw, dlfiflv' F Page 81 MRS. GLORIA HESTER Co-Head Sponsor Page 82 juuzbr 611155 0ff7wrs in-... ' - --ff' 'X X . r, X ... N..,,,,,-es.-J , K i SEATED, left to right: Jewel Allen, Parliamentariang Tim Falgout, Reporter, Paula Elliott, Treasurer, Karen Petersen, Secretaryg Catherine Blanchard, Vice President, and Lynne Jeffrey, President. 611155 Jfisfary The Junior Class of 1958-1959 put their best foot forward and elected the MR. JOE following students to Student Council: Jewel Allen, Lynda Allen, James Black, WILLIAMSON Calise Blanchard, Paula Elliott, Jo Beth Holstead, Karen Petersen, Craig Pon- der, Naomi Waldo, and Earline Wheeler. Three juniors represented our school at the state convention of the Texas Association of Student Councils. They were Catherine Blanchard, James Black, and Lynne Jeffrey. During football season school spirit was promoted by Lynne Jeffrey, Mar- leen Levins, Bobbie Plott, and Sherry Sims, our talented junior twirlers, Sharon Bounds and Carolyn Choate were two very peppy junior cheerleaders. As candidate for Football Sweetheart, the class chose Carolyn Choate, To raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom a magazine sale was taken on by the class. Bobby Wachsmuth took first prize for selling the most magazines, Junior boys could be found on the gridiron or in the gym after school practicing the many sports for which Indians are famous. s Co-Head Sponsor UT Q AA. ,Q 1 'T MARY JANE .-XCORD P3.'1'RlCjI.-X .X DA MA JEWEL A LLEN LYNDA ALLEN PAUL ANDERSON ELE.-XNOR ARNESON JERRY ARNK JLD 671155 fff I 960 BARBARA BADON f' 5 . TQHMMY BADON of 5, 3 I! 'ff DQNALD BAILEY , ,Q E ' NN v I ,J LEE BAKER 9 V V I I A ' ' ' SUE BALLARD Ai A :-. egg. - f L I . 51 , .-',.,.....,. WADE B,-XRRAS NEDR.-X B.-XRTEN DWAIN BEAN DON BEATY BARBARA BEDAIR CAROLYN BEDAIR ff' 'Ui DON EDWIN BEDAIR BENFORD BENNETT THOMAS BENTON JANICE BERLIN CLAUDE BERWICK A. C. BIGELOW T Q 27 I age 83 ',x JAMES BLACK CA LISE BLANCHARD CATHERINE BLANCHARD MELVIN BLANCHARD LAWRENCE BOBO HENRY BODDEN DONNY BOGAN 'R 3 I Pi 4 'H lk , FARLAND BOTTOMS CARLTON BQUDREAUX A SHARON BOUNDS JERRY BOUTIN ,ggi ' ZONA BROUSSARD if EJ-A ..-. .f V ME, j N f XL JUDY CAILLOUET A, an WAYNE CARLIN ' R4 GLORIA CARTER Rx, , . ' 1 M, awww? LARRY CASTILLE ROYCE CHAMBERS BARBARA CHAMPION MAX ALLEN BRUCE JAMES BRYAN BYRON BUCKALEW - 'Z 3 'I ff ' 1,7 5 AQ ,ALA N N 5 5 71 CAROLYN CRAWFORD THOMAS CROSS PHALA CURRIE GERALD DANIEL JAMES DARK DONNIE DAVIDSON DANNY CHELETTE IIM MIE CHESHIRE CAROLYN CHOATE JANET CLACK LINDA CLAY THOMAS COLLINS If I 960 JOYCE CONNER JAMES COOPER 1 GRACE CORDEAU Mi ORRIN CORKRAN GAYLE CORMIER f 1 JOE COWART I ,, 1 .-f V ' 3:- ix A ., E 4 A . W' A I RA Y DODS ON JOHN DOM EC -li. wg, , nf. + 4 4 af - as , QW: 1 . 'f' ,, 2 Q - 9 ul Q ,Hg L., E- f- ig , Q , 'E f' ' r 4 347 Q IA ' f Q A I x pr v AUDREY DeCUIRE JERRY DEWS BERTRAND DIONNE TOMMY DOMINY 671155 f Page 85 DOROTHY DUGAS SIDNEY DUGAS RONNIE DUI-ION juuivrs LANDON DUNLAP ,,-4 TOMMY DUPLANTIS I A ' EARLINE DUPUIS A N is ., L- 1 3: Q 1 ,YEL ,Z N , I Egg L, Q Eg ff:5.'zff5: I' x I A . 'ini f:::ff .I IN WILLIAM EAST HOWARD EDMONDS NEVILLE ELDRIDGE PAULA ELLIOTT BOB ENSMINGER JOHN Esfras ,f y s ,I I A 2 La, TIM FAIQOUT ' V f '13 JOHN FAULKNER at Q.. ' ' JACK FIRBY If, M, 5 I I 59 V A I fa if '55, Ve J' , LEON FREEMAN GARY GAT ES MARGARET GENTZ ff I f . KAY GOSS FRANK GRAHAM GENE-GRAHAM Page 86 ilu SANDRA FONTENOTE NORMA FOREMAN LOUISE FREEMAN C Ng, 'Y X uf 'VP Q MIARUN GREGORY GLENN GIQIDRY A LICE GEILLORY Glass fff NEA L HAGENS LESLIE HA LL PAUL HAMBRICK I 960 TILMAN HA NC HEY ?fff 'h 'S'E A M FRANCIS HARDY sg JOHN HARMS I. . ,. 1 ' w . J ' CHARLOTTE HART A-fc, X ETHEL HECK KAREN HENNINGS JAMES HESSLER SAM HAVIIAND gf if- ' 1'-A BILLY I-IAWKINS -1:2 - ' ij. , ,ir . , ROBERT HEARNE LEROY HEBERT LORENA HEBERT 3 ' ' iv . 9,7 ' Il ,KI V Xi I IX! f I L 4'.y ,hl A I A if I I 7 '- LJ' V HEDY HILTON Q . A ROY HILTON H1 4 Qf DAN HOCKERSMITH f X KATHERINE HODGES PAYE HOELZER LAWRENCE HOFFPAUIR Page 87 GLYNDA KYLE MAUREEN LATIOLAIS ANN HOLBROOK HELEN HOLLAND PHILLIP HOLLIER JO BETH HOLSTEAD CARL HUBERT GRADY HUNT CHARLES IWASKU WANDA JACOBS GARY JAMES CHARLENE JAMES JUDY JEFFER5 LYNNE JEFFREY .Q X 1 ' . -I -, K . K... 1 ,a - ' i I ? JUDITH JOHNSON MARY JOHNSOIN JIMMY JONES 2 CAROL MLDANIEL LEWIS MLDOUGAL KAY MLINT OSI-I BEATRICE LAY CHARLOTTE LEE RAYMOND LEGRA5 iz MARLEEN LEVINS L4 CHARLES LIBBY MARY LINDENMAYER ' r x JUDY LOCKHART TOMMY LOWRANCE ROBERT LOWREY kt .1 RAYMOND LUEDECKE GAYLE LYONS SANDRA MCANALLY SUE MCBRIDE BILL MCCOY MARGARET MCCULLER 1' ..! I IX '-Tv 3 HQ 1,-eg ' K 1 . ' A I . 1 .3 I ffm I Ar I ELAINE MARTIN K IRA MARTIN LESLIE PAUL MARTIN jumvrs v 4? Y? ' . 4. X' ' 4 ! A, Q. NORSWORTHY IUDY NUNEZ WILLIAM PALMER BETTY PARK BOBBY PARKER KENNETH PARKER ' We WANDA MATTE SHARLEY MELLING BEATRICE MEZA BEN MEZA DONALD MILLER MARY BETH MOORE CAROLYN MORGAN KAREN MORGAN J. W. MORGAN HMMY MORRIS RONNIE MORUA TAMARA MOUNT BOBBY NASH DONNA NELBON LETOMA NESBITT 3 1 -,5. 8' fi' I as in, I2 A tp Q C- x A ELIZABETH RAMSEY fx EDIT H REA V ES BERT IE REYNOLD BRENTON REYNOLDS CARLOS RICHARDSON GEORGE RIEVE A LEX PELERIN KAREN PETERSIQN BRENDA PIERCE Ulass fff I 960 GENE PITTMAN BOBBIE PLOTT CRAIG PONDER MART HA PRICE JOHN PRIMEAUX WANDA PRIMEAUX LARRY PRINCE JANETTE PULLIAM BILL RAMBIN Z' - WAVA RIGGLE ' f JOHNNY RITCHEY SANDRA ROBINSON TOMMY RODGERS LARRY RODRIGUEZ PHIL ROGERS Page 91 TOMMY STANDLEY BILLY STERLING EDWIN STEVENS BYRON RUSHING WILBERT SANGWIN EMMETT SATTLER JAMES SAUNDERS BEVERLY SCHEXENIDER CHARLIE SCHILDKNECHT DALE SHEARER ROBERT SHEPPARD WILLIAM SHEPPARD CARROLL SHIRLEY PATSY SHORT ELAYNE SHULTZ. WAYNE SHULTZ CAROLYN SIMMONS PATRICIA SIMPSON X NORMAN TOMPKINS GERALD TRAHAN STAFFORD STEVENS IERRY SUTTON MYRNA TALBOT LUE TAYLOR MICKEY TAYLOR NANCY THACKER BOYCE THIBODEAUX BENNY THOMAS DIANNE THOMPSON MARILYN D, THOMPSON PATSY THOMPSON PAULINE TOLLEFSON NAOMI WALDO CURTIS WALDROP HARVEY WARE I jumlfrs ,NX NUI Shown: DOROTHY BIELECKI LIND.-X COLE IAIXIES KENNEDY JAMES PARRISII JAMES PUW ERS GLORIA RATCLIFI: CARULE SARTIN JIM SHIFFLETT we- U I A 1 avi -'5 .Q ,b 11. I 1 J + I ' o 1 p If 44 f' 4 OMIE WOOTEN .IIMMY YARDLEY SHERRY YEAGER ARCHIE BOLYARD HAROLD Ci DMSTOCK JOE W :XT KINS WA LTER W Ii LCI I DUN W ELIJK WN WILLIAM WERNER BARBARA WHALEY EARLIINIE WHEELER DOROTHY WHEELIS ANNA SUE WHITE BOBBIE RA 'Y WHITE LUTHER WHITE BEN WICKER DAVID WILKERSUN N x v 3 - v Sui Ai ,iw f, X JOHN WILLIAMS MELBA ELAINE WILLIAMS MELBA FAYE WILLIAMS JOHN WILSON FRANK WINTON PETE WOODS 1 I E' 2 , if I - 1 I I J v 'V' Days If 'einem er 4.4 Gwn bard Sherry to Lynn N981 Lo gi mile and C 02 Let s eat always and ferr A efljo y 6' NJ O Yed rece X33 R SS V425 S NOX maid M xwox ,IT ff' One for all and all for one Barbara Faye and Judy Marooned I Three Mrss ke teers Wanda Judy and Jo i! nv' .li Dwarn counted trme for Faye and Lynne as they entertamed the student body wnth a melody Page 95 v v A W 1 f' ' V . -'rf I ! ' A 1 t v , X Q Wi' ' I I . I G Be V g r 3 M i d SC 0 ,V 1 H H X - ' V3 4 ' if ' . ii ' ' ' f.i5:'?'Q A . if IQ t x ff a' f 4. ff . ' - . - ff' ,. itz' ' ' - , , ' . . ,lx X 4- ' 3 ll' . L ig? Q' 1 xn- r 'idx ,fr f J' . ' 1. , 'frexf vb K. .gy 9. . 1 at - 1 Q Svphomvres '- 'MS eh! Emmy Lou Scott CLASS SPONSOR Sophomore Gloss 0fHoors STANDING, left to right: Diane Barras, Reporterg Faye Falgout, Vice Presi- dent. SITTING: Barbara Simoneaux, Parliamentariang Madeline Begnaud, Treasurer: Phyllis Sattler, President: Loretta Badon, Secretary. Uloss ffzsfory 33123 The Sophomore Class started the year by electing the following for representatives in the Student Council Phyllis Sattler Loretta Badon Faye Falgout Madeline Begnaud Barbara Srmoneaux Linda Cormier Linda Burran Carolyn Weaster Arthur White Ronny Carlin and Jerry La Croix During football season we chose Gwyn LeBoeuf as our candidate for football sweetheart With the class working for our sweetheart we raised a total of S1 220 from a candy sale spaghetti dinner and variety show This put the Sophomore Class in second place Gene McCollum and David Miller lettered in football and B111 Fitch lettered in basketball At the Area Council of the South County Chapter of the Junior Red Cross Melvin Dailey was elected second vice president and Barbara Dougherty corresponding secretary At the district meeting of the Future Teachers of America Carolyn Mays was elected recording secretary for 1959-60 The band went to solo and ensemble contest and the following sophomores received medals in en- sembles: Gayle Pringle Judy Haley Pam Whitman Pam Bickers Linda Burran Betty Ferguson and Carolyn Mays. lack Abel Bt tty Addrson 1: IJ an :ld Xndtr or George Andt rsor Illorvene Angle Beth Apperson Junr Arnold Lors Arvrdson Robert Allbllll Loretta Badon Bn tty Barlc y Glenn Barley Johnny Barley 44 W fl 'TX ,4- of 'S Ryther Barbln Ella Barnett Dr me Barras Sue Barrrngton Dranne Barron Ralph Bates Mrchael Beaumont 5,13 xxf Mr fs 3' r Y W ll I7 LLL 3' Hlass of I 96 I Mary BIHZ Jeanette Blarr Canola Block Melanre Block Brenda Borel Madelme Begnaud Marshall Benne tt Clayton Benort Nan Benson Carol Bergstrom Robert Bergstrom Kaye Bernard Barbara Bess Pamela Brckers Ann Brgelow Page 99 .tx Ly l 1 x my 47 . ii. I YL 4? 1 3 .vii 1 l X sk ' Q - ' it I 'K ' - V I If A 'A-in 1 lf X - ' ,A I f-f, - ' Q ' B B B f Q - 4:7 A X 'rv' 'f B A Q B ,Q , B fs? 1 ' 'X rf. B N A B ,- .. '-fffif -B .ME faisffsf ' A f ' 1 s f fl , . V A '- ' fill '41 n 743' . ' , ,..o. .' . . ' -y . nf A f mg l V 1 X 5 'K X ' r,. T1 a n ll - 1 fs' .k 2' J '-'1 1 - VIA iii- -B SY . V W it ' ri . B 1 ' xl? ,gg -4 3, U X W x - if 5 f -'Q I ' - J 3 I 'tl I K f X' r . - 1 . A B ' ' 'Er A 'S rf X ' B B Y ' Q3 iff: e5.'ffeaasf5,.'flr 1 4 3 F: l - Lv j - ,, N I . Page 100 2 Q I 3 xv n '. 3' I Ml Johnny Boudreaux Patricia Bounds Richard Boyd Tommy Bradberry Coralenc Brannan AJ Sylvia Braquct 6 J I L fr ug , Lee Bray. U, M- James Bridges A . q N 'rr Richard Briggs K 4- X ' N' 7 5 ff Q, Carolyn Brown 4 y '. gl. ' vz J X f V' A - I My ..,.'.: , .I L Irene Brown we fl , J I Q Jerry Bryan ,Q -: , 4 A , Donna Buchanan Wi I . an ' Wanda Burchfield .-,-1 1 ff:-,I -9 N f Donita Burkett r- .- 'gr , yy he ' I' .J -at ri it il fl x Douglas Burns ,J ' .J : Janis Burns , X v .A W Tommy Burns X 'Cf - I J 'J ' ' Linda Burran 4 Kg T i Darlene Bush , .X , J - s he-R .- ik lu- ign, ' Q Woodrow Bush J Janice Campbell 0 ' Ivan Camerera V, ' ,A Frances Carey 9 J 5 Ronald Carlin ,' U ' W ' Ji, s- 0v',' .'-if X1 . David Carman Ronald Carroll W V .3 Howard Chapman I' Z Q 4 h Z Frances Collida Y ' t I. , ' Charles Collier VX. H L X' 4 1 1 f ' ', 2 J . of-. ' WF J 'J' I Douglas Colvin 1 Douglas Cormier ' ' Linda Cormier J f- ' Rochelle Cormier A ' Carolyn Cowart U N! ' , Z-'Q 'I I Yr' 1 X X X I X J Svphomores Cathleen Cromwell James Daigle Melvin Dailey Betty Davis Clifton Davis Linda Davis Mary Davis Tommy Davis Larry Dean Mary Dean Ronald DeBlance James DeVa1court Charles DeVenzio Kenneth DeVil1ier Ray DeVi1lier Mary DeVi11ier Carl Dilbeck -I ,M F1 4 'Qi ff 'mf X , , at lla ' iilkiiidllf -l a Q wi Grip' 54 ,551 3 - William Dixon Y James Dodson - Q Larry Dore ff' I 51' , Barbara Dougherty ,Q ,,, ,Q Mary Douglas . J I, L .A Lovina Duplechain .53 ,Q 4 X Q Y Herman Erickson g t f L 'lf' John Erickson A 3 I l ,fi Z A Nr' qi! r Ah Faye Falgout ff 7, rg 3 Robert Faulk . -X 4, A ' , - 3 Agnes Ferguson Q X V Y Betty Ferguson X . on f .A , Reginald Ferrell i F if l - X 1 S A' ff A an J M x ,f 'Ax ml' 2 ff or K Bill Fitch C ' -. 4 Wilda Forbes y 'f James Fitzgerald ' f Betty Foxworth ' ' r 1 Sh' 1 F th 1 A y I XX Aix! ir ey oxwor 1 , i A.. .ei Glass of I 9 I -5 Q 'V Page 101 Mary Hebert Wallace Hebert Bill Henry William Hilton Carol Hillman f Q5 -2-za 'Tv i . r -- .Qifiebs 1 rl T., . ,2:i'3' . - . , s A if if 0- E ' 0 E 1 I 4- 1 f , 2' 4 J 5 3' S m 1 9 1 4 33 i Vx J bl lj 'i -4: iff 1 -Q 1' , ,, ,'-' I in Et: X 'Q X X Charles Hobbs Doyce Hoffpauir Charles Hofstead James Hollier Gloria Holmes Mark Hopper James Home Jo Howard Linda Hubert Diane Hudson X 1 I :J Y 1 .., r. I .Q f,.5:?XiiW hi ' 1 ' 1- Gerald Frasier Q A Earl Frederick ' Luo Paul Frederick Q David Girouard :S J Mines Girouard William Glassmire Charles Goeddcrtz Robbie Glenn Goodwin Ellis Graham Janey Guidroz Leah Ann Guidry Nancy Guillory Kenneth Hagler Judy Haley Sandra Hall Trula Hammond ' William Hancock Wesley Hartzog Stephanie Haviland ' - Nancy Head rv- A .5 - A Q :A ' xl - Q la I 0. S 11 I 1, f' ':7LaQzfi xr f iff uw I l'?jr:zJ:- ,- Y 3, ' A . .32 ' h f 2' K s 9511 ' ,I 4. VX rxay' , nl 1 - - ,.r,wQ1.. ,z-' 1' aj., 4 :xiii 15: gi :K J .1 iwqQ'ow'A sl , . if I7 'J ' F515 ,SQL . -5 M .F ' 2'.L .L.- g ' 33:3 ...T-... na...-v X if unto!! ' . Wuvie Jean Hulfty 'ioberr Jackson Stephen James Dixie Janssens Karen J anssens Holton Johnson Samuel Johnson Alfred Joines Shirley Jones Milton Jordan Verdia Junot Louise Keene Marvel King L., 3, 4 , -. . -W-. S CFB qv J , J K., h L Warren King Hazel Kirby Carl Lacobie Jerry LaCroix Billy Lamb I -1' .- 1 -I dm. , , . lx rx Kermit Landry Billy Landry Margaret Hughes ' . ' f ,, Q U r g 1 , I . YJ ,Y I X x 4 , , -ff ' I L . I gift-r .llldllh ICICI' 44 ' 'G ,a 1 N ' 'Ee fir if p 3 x f ' . 2 J :J N f wnqg i , ig? , A ? 'Q ,J I 5 K Q Y? 1 1 ' X A I I Q .3 .J 'ff '9' E Charles Langlinais Larry LeBlanc Lewis LeBlanc Eva? J L ., 'wi JN QQ- ' X . 2 U 'J , fl gf, . J F J A 1 ', .' I , L, N 5 - In 1 fi h 177. YL- tg kat 1 I, I U 1 611155 of I 96 I Gwyn LeBoeuf Lynn LeBoeuf Nader Leger a David Lindsey Q Wanda Lehman Robert Long Catherine Lowery Gerald McAna11y Gene McCollum Linda McDonald Page 103 F I Page 104 an fl: lwllll ixlvlilm' lil-rtie Mclilrov lidwuri Mclxlinn S Ihitricigr Mikiixkui' ' lui' ,, , ic, G 'L G .L Q XV1ll'1.niiqN.r.wrrlx ,A ,, A r ' Druid Anirrin .-3 z -4 T7 ' ' Crirolvi' iXf.1Yf t Tiri1vIhyMu.1i1x . ' wr' X M W! X lhoir' li Rl- iyrxon L7 J- .A 1- x 'S C 5 Q - .-' F JV? 5 Glenda Morgan Annette Morris Ioan Moss Billie Kay Muse Claude Nash Carl Nettles Donald Newman Sandra Nichols Hardy Noble Garnett Nolan Ray Nowlin Leo Orenstein Mary Jane Ozio Howard Parham Frankie Pate iiwrx fl M: B -gs .. ci , . o A Us F 1 -X iiifefiiii it 5ll.il'Ull NIUTYYIUII Sharon Mawr-r Dnxid Miller llcnryM1l1. Carroll Niorituirrrr lioh Monrgornvrx Donald Moon Billy Moore Patricia Mo-'re Da phne lklorfrm v .1 .wwfi 'i . fre-li. 1 'ig' ' 4' 1? 12- V ,. f x . Q Yr, I Q, . '. ll Snphamvres 1 Q iii ipii i :iii Pr iiriiiivlwii pi.irif Pvikgli iv, r . ix I0 V -5 sf- ..r X-:Y 44- ., Zvi f 5 Hi- i- i'hr-in 2. 37' K ' -i.1. .iiiiiipx A 1 'x X . Y , fwiil' 'r' VKNIQ I' KR' drww Puri ' Q 8 X' 1' . .4 , 'N iiifx Pri-viwi ' - A 'B 'x'..,...i.i Pr duly l ' A ' i 9' wx V R C wir- Priiiiii: :M -' ,, Q x iid-'gy I , . I xl! A 4.,TNi,.1U. z. fl 3 4 Liiuii PWM xi vxlliil ifliiii 'V , , . 'U' I V .Q 3 initiv Piirkr -f f ,. , . , 1 ,' knrvii Ixllfiivk' 17, T .3 ' 6 X , i,lIill'L' ruin iiiii ' . j V. k73'K , S N 7 1 xfgfiign I' X ' Q yi 'J ' 4121:- 4 .lIIL'i1rii'i.iI.xj.ii' i V I' pau Ivrry iicdiniin 'Q ' R -3- gg. lv '9 c in iv 1 no ' -' A ' , , ru L IP' , .f 'W ,4 , crwiwi ihwd A t ,. N 'ii x Q' ' , Lfcmad F-richards r ' f i , cr , X ,. If iff-mf WJ .- f k I 'C' I' E xi, '- I 5 9 H kj , 7,'iF Wx Glass of I 96 I Bobby Richardson Helen Richey Bobbie Riker Buverly Roberts Larry Roy lcirictte Samford Fred Sangwin Phyliif Srzttier Kirhy Suit! Harveiyn Shaw f i Linda Shaw Lnnis Sheffield Elaine Schoiicld Nina lean Simmons Horner Simon Page 105 ai K John Simon Barbara Simo 'Z' 1- Nancy Smith - Jerry Sparks .V E' Jerry Steed John Sutton Dorothy Sweeney Joseph Sweeney Gary Talbot Linda Talbot Mary Stephens ' rf' 1 'v Carol Struhe fs A J , ja T ' Lester Sturrock E7 '23 ,r '5 . , , . ,553 ik Hedna Sue Sullivan em ' -- , N J - Wi Donald Sutton .l hi, -A .abil I K Ali!!! li., N gym, . C2 ,, s ' 1 . ,. ... lx - F K 'X Page 106 3 Jimmy Taliaferro Jane Taylor Mary Teinert 'SW vi J kt Th ac ie ames v N 4- R V , V V XX eba Tinsley f ', ba.. A 4 Helen Touchet ,N ,, Judy Toups ' Q 1, QV Q, Carol Trahan lx V M C Mary Trahan . K ,- ready rfahan 2 4 f 'J ,A , AV! J n ' fftr x f Leroy Trahan Linda Triggs Dayle Trotti Gayle Trotti b o - 'Y7 Jeanie Turner if K, gg'-' xx V , g,, 1 Allen Updegraff J A Helen Vaughan f ' 4 Orlando Vergara R - 1 Richard Vice .A - ,M fir Curtis Vincent ,J 1 J Svphomvres Harry Williams John Whaley Jimmie Wheat Thomas Wbeelis Betty Whisenbunt Arthur White Pamela Whitman Jerry Wilkerson Johnny Williams Nelda Williams 1291 Connie Wagner Gerald Waldo Michael Wallace Donald Ware Dennis Wash Lester Washburn lo Watkins Carolyn Weaster Barbara Webb Jed Wt-ems L.: Ewa 4 Y? Q .0 'Q 'ri 2 0 Q Q fait! IN .., M Mm' I Q , ' J 3 ., 4 ' ,, JL., ' d -, ,. 1 Qi If L if A if ' 4.4 ' X n Ate' 'f 1 3 - J yi! ' ', a If C Q' J ' 1 5 h 'W' f 1' SX fx I J-JJ' :usd A Q J, 1 . . Mike Kent James McCorvy NOT SHOWN: George Richter Sandra Shaffer Velma Taylor Buddy Teague Ronald Loyd Glass af I 967 John Wilson Mickey Wilson Kent Wilson Robert Womble Marsha Woodard Billy Worsham Eulene Yancey Millard Yarborough Kenneth Young Sharon Young Page 107 flrfmfrs .ff K if I . C7 ' 9.34.5 :Yu Klux ' f f' 'ff' 1- 31 fn' 1 'sf 4c,,, JZ X ,-5 1. 955 Uk f -9' P, It takes time, effort, and patience to be successful, but then come . . 5 ,, ? 2 Page 109 T3 1 s ' Mr. Monk announced the new members and they X I ' were congratulated by Jerry Adams, Cecile Q , . - 'ij' Holstead, Pam Sonnier and other members. afzbmzi Jerry Adams served as president of the Society and Master of Ceremonies for the three installations. Page 110 The National Honor Society is made up of the highest ranking students scholastically, who are se- lected on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The Port Neches Chapter has been very active this year under the sponsorship of Miss Gloria Hester. For the first time in its history, the Chapter installed other chapters. The Thomas Jefferson High School Chapter and the Port Neches Junior High National Junior Honor Society Chapter were installed. The Society also sponsored the Awards Day Assembly and the Installation of new members of Port Neches -Groves High School. The officers of the club are Jerry Adams, President, Vivien Powers, Vice President, Peggy Byrd, Secretary and Ellen Louvier, Reporter. The speakers were Peggy Byrd, Mike Say, Gloria Thompson, Vivien Powers and Cecile Holstead. l 'VW' S pf aw? if Marrlyn Tollcfson Vrvren Powers Mrllre Shuford and Glorra Thompson were ready for the rnstallatron of the fx-HIIOUI1 Junror Honor Socrcty rn Port Neches ffvmfr Soczefg The plate glass emblem wrth rts flamrng torch symbolrzes the character scholar shrp leadershrp and servrce of the socrety NEW MEMBERS SENIORS Patrrcra Beasley Carolrne Bess Calv1nJaetzo1d Searcy Johnson Bobble Joyce Martrn PatR1ley Marran Roden Carole Stephens Sallre Talbert Juanna Waldo Peggy Vrce JUNIORS Jewel Allen Lee Baker James Black Catherme Blanchard Jrmmre Lee Cheshrre James Copper Jerry Dews Kay Goss Lynne Jeffrey Kay McIntosh Johnny Rrtchey Mrke Turner Bobby Wachsmuth Naomr Waldo Joe Watkrns Jrmmy Yardley Wrth the sponsor, Mrss Glorra Hester, E1 Mlke Say, John Hunsucker, Jerry Adams len Louvrer, Jerry Adams and Betty Smrth were posmg as they left PN G for the trrp warted for the assembly to begrn. to Thomas Jefferson. Page 111 6 1. X' , , . , Q,- A . ' D I r . - ,L L 5 : . 1 A 5 km, , f . J , U 5'4 -.v ' 1' 5 . xii F l'Z 4 F ' 1 .,.,....4nv-Q-? ' fi ,ir 2, V' ' tw' 'Q' T. S 5-as . E N . . A . .1 , - . , . I H A 1 I 4 5 , . V . . X Y , 4 I gs if xjilirg V fpgggiz ,, mg. H , L, iw, L .ef Rf-V H - - , , snr Y, ' 1 , 3.2. 2 -f' A . I . , . ' - 1 . - 2 ' A , ' . ' , . ' D I - I I I I I I Q . I 2 . , ' . ' . ' ' ' , I I I I I D I I I I I I I ' . I ,D .,,. Q A . A 11 L4 1 2 ll J l + 5 ' .1 J I7 . A My . S2 2,5 . ff CO-V ALEDICTORIAN file llolstegid CO-VALEDICTORIAN Ellen Louvier For the first time in the history of Port Neches-Groves High School there were three girl co-valeclictorians: Pam Sonnier Cecile Holstead, and Ellen Louvier. E7 Q? f'fI7lfIUl' Graduate HONOR BOY Mike Say CO-VALEDICTORIAN Pam Sorinier 1 fl' Kay McIntosh Paula Elliott Jewel Mondey Barbara Harry Jo Beth Holstead ,4 wards Day Assembly Pam Sonnier, Ellen Louvier and Cecile Holstead were presented bronze co-valedictorian trophies. Outstanding stu- dents in science were Ellen Lou- vier receiving the Texas Chem ical Council Award Mike Say receiving the American Chemical So ciety Award and Cecile Holstead receiving the Bausch and Lomb Science Award -vi .-4 Bobby Wachsmuth al reader received recognition for with the Balfour Honor Award I' having ready ninety two books during one school year Page 114 K . E ' . V .S 2 I fp. rg, K7 Q . l-' , Q' ' I - S ' - 6 K 4 do I My V William Glassmire, an exception- Mr. Tucker presented Mike Say M d . , . . O Paula Lovejoy Elsre Martln Barbara Cham pron Kay Mc lntosh Jo Beth Holstead and Wava Rrggle were presented membershlp p1ns mto Qurll and Scroll Pam Sonmer ,4 wards Day ,115 emlrly The ten top sophomore students scholastlcally are Betty Add1son B111 Frtch W11l1am Glassmrre Gene McCollum Carolyn Mays Bobby Rrchardson Judy Jeter Barbara Webb and Pam Whrtman Melvrn Darley not shown 'x4.ii'- Mrllre Shuford as recrprent ofthe Davrd Shaw recerved the Amen Daughters of Amer1can Revolurron can Hrstory Award from the Wood S Award also won recognxtron as men of the World Aux1l1ary East Texas Drstnct wmner and PW' 1 ,-4 ' .. is 4, . . -. , , s, f ' . -i , , W - . 2, y . . . , ' 0 , of . , L - I - . ' Q ' ' as ,- K. 1 n K' ' f A , l 5, f V - N I- 4 B , 1 J., ' I A 3 . 'F ', I B 0 s - r - . - . O 0 ' I I V . fmalrst IU state competmon Page 115 N-FF' '12 CECILE HOLSTEAD PAM SONNIER Drum Major Co Valedrctorran Co Valedrctorran lndranette Bausch 81 Lomb Scrence Award MISS School Sprrrt GLORIA THOMPSON LYNNE JEFFREY Student Councrl Presrdent M3101-egg SCHIOY Class FHVOUIC Student Councrl Vrce Presrdent Nauonal Honor 5001697 Iunror Class Presrdent ' K SCOTT BLANCHARD Senror Class Presrdent A Football Squad Pnnce rn Royal Court fi i I . i ' 'x Xa l ,' :? x' Nd Page 116 'rf 'Y' VIVIEN POWERS JUANNA WALDO Most Lrkely to Succeed Cheerleader Majorette Football Sweetheart war Whoop Edlgor Nauonal Honor Socrety CATHERINE BLANCHARD PAULA ELLIOTT Indranette Jumor Class Treasurer Jumor Class Vrce Prestdent Student Counctl Student Councrl Treasurer War Whoop Busmess Manager fl X I PHYLLIS SATTLER Sophomore Class Presrdent Most Popular Student Councll N15- Page 117 45 f X P 4 X Organzbafzkws 'vim T? ., , 5 f fa .I V i ' 1 3' ,, . 'i 7 . '53 5 : N gin af' R, 4 wan N . 'C ' uv ,J 1 ' oz , r 4' Q Z4 in 'I A, shi M .,, is 0 ' , J f' if 'P 1. f ',,s.x. x H ., gl 9 , H' .404-1 ,gl ,nn -up ff' it To serve others, bringing them comfort, entertainment, or happiness, are the goals ofthe . . . qc' .. sq.- Page 119 Page 120 Sfudmf Uvunrzl ' Q-g -Q The backbone of thrs hard workmq body was the offlcers Mrlly Shuford Secreta Presrdent Lynne Jeffrey Vrce Presrdent and Catherrne Blanchard Treasurer x iQ T Jerry Carolme Scott Betty Jo Phylhg Adams Bess Blanchard Borrng Buster ,nv Martha lane Mrke Say Sallle juanna Roan PARLIAMENTARIAN Talbeft Waldo -Q 1 X 'U' Y -1, 1 s A -Q Q 'f . M Av X Lmda James Paula Jo Beth Jerry Jem' We ry Glorra Thompson Sandra Grrouard 4 Jewel Allen I ' 1 Karen Allen Black Ellrott Holstead La Crorx Petersen 1 1 A -t J r 1 s ' A - -V f' 'if' fr A if 'V A . K ,i -,,' Q B B E l f -1, V 1 5 Q 5' , , f 2 ' ff , ' :X 1 y gy ' V I ' X5 Q f ' I :'.-'5 rg1- ' . 'frl to 5 K . 1 5' A , A A 7: A via. A ' ff? 'Y7 ' 7 ,I . Y,,.wW X H .. 2 R ' W w ' - 4 ' ' -A fiis. - ' r 'K7' 1' , , as 'f 4 kg .k,' K 5 f ' D V -.y..', XA Q in .Z Craig Naomi Earline Loretta Madeline Linda POrlder Waldo Wheeler Badon Begnaud Burran Linda Faye Barbara rolyn Arthur Cormier Falgout Simoneaux Weaster White NOT SHOWN Anna Ramke Ronnie Carlin and Phyllis Sattler Student 601114511 The Student Council is an organization of students interested in promoting the welfare of the school The council s function is to serve the student body in every way possible The council sponsors many activities for the students such as school store coke and candy machines sweetheart float Southern and ball X.-2 ,silv- : ' 49 nu on ln me some The aeiegaws 'O me S mf MHC says as nsvxlle mme HIHYY UP Mr Rex McConnell was not only a SPONSOR but a great helper and BWV' friend - 'Q Li, 3 ' 'fy .9 r , , 5 . ff' .4 xb I X h f V S X X 5 N X Qx' ll 'S 2 ' ' Ca Z U . . , . . Q . , . . . . . U I I U ' I Y School assemblies, sweetheart dance, Christmas dance, Favorites' elections, and Queen's coronation ' .,,,, K 4,3 i T if ,I . 'il , S A : - A- ,Q . s g vi Page 121 The War Whoop Staff consrsts of thlrteen members and rs spon sored by Mr Ralph Ehren Mrs Frances Danrel lrbrarran assrsts the busrness manager and allows the staff to use the lrbrary for War Whoop sales Mr Dana Ransom the man w1th the camera LS large ly responsrble for the War Whoop prctures He rs a very busy man around P N G and devotes much of hrs trme as staff photographer Those students who are rnterested and qualrfred to put out an attrac IIVC student yearbook are members The year began w1th the sale of advertlsements rn the summer When school started each staff member was assrgned a certam sectron of the annual and was re sponsrble for rt As the year progressed prctures were made and frled Outstandlng members are recognrzed as members of the Qurll and Scroll honorary Joumalrsm socrety The staff attended the In terscholastrc League Joumalrsm meetrng at the Umversrty of Houston thrs year Members were also present at the sprmg and fall meeungs of the Texas Gulf Coast Press ASSOCIZUOII At the end of the year Mr Ehren named Edwm Stevens Edrtor and Carolyn Mays Busrness Manager for the year 1959 60 The two year members of the War Whoop Staff are Vrvren Powers Anna Ramke Betty Smrth Edwrna Combs Gay whllfleld Barbara Harty and Ellen Louvrer The War Whoop Staff IS an ever worklng group rryrng to capture each rm portant phase of school lrfe rn pxctures The staff consrsts of Mr Ralph Ehren SPONSOR Edwrn Stevens Jerry Amold Ellen Louvrer Anna Ramke Betty Smrth Edwrna Combs Barbara I-larty James Black Gay Wh1tf1eld Vrvren Powers Jo Beth I-lolstead Carolyn Mays and Paula Ellrott Mr Ralph Ehren SPONSOR Mrs Frances Daniel LIBRARIAN Mr Dana Ransom PHOTOGRAPHER . . . X . . ' 43' I' Pa e 122 Jerry Arnold James Black Edwlna Combs 'if' S ports S ports Monthly Actl vrtles Paula Ellrott BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Harry Jo Beth Holstead Senrors lumors x'4?:ir ,-of PM N- CWS 'AH Vrvren Powers EDITOR Ellen Louvrer A s Carolyn Mays Anna Ramke Betty Smrth Edwm Stevens Gay Wlutfreld Sophomores Faculty and Organrzauons Sports Sophomores Admmrstratron Favontes Honors Page 123 , '21 4 L, -Q? I' f. Q . r .. - I ',-f, V -.il ' P ' 4- , 4' ' I 3' '1 .u my B ' 9 5 ' , . ' ' d -- f 1 2 ---' be Lf rf 1' -w,,.'fI:' ' I A .. J 5. kN arllhhgai.. ig N, A, ,DEM NH ,1- ' 2 ' 5-vt ' mit' :afn .. I 4 X 5 N' rss . Q 'S S W B 4. f x- A WHY ks. '-Q-Q.-.... FIRST PERIOD FIRST ROW Lynda Barclay Deanna Lrghtfoot Paula Lovejoy Mary Rodgers Barbara Champlon SECOND ROW Kay McIntosh Grace Cordeau Charles Lambrrght Sh1rleyBertol1o Nancy Grbson THIRD ROW Kay Van Cleave Sue Sheppard John Houseman Karen Fennell Mary Ann Rrchardson FOURTH ROW Phyllrs Buster Rosa Lra Dean Marv1nSheff1e1d Judy Brodnax FOUR T ROW Ronald Hartman Eugene Johnson auf Wauf The Pow Wow school newspaper has put out twelve rssues thrs year rncludmg speclal Senror and Chrrstmas edmons The arm of the Pow Wow rs to serve and mform the students and faculty of Port Neches Groves Hlgh School The Pow Wow has a long and honorable hrstory and rs especrally proud of us 1958 1959 year ' .77 Mrs Frances Cockerham SPONSOR H -' Kwan., .S 5 J I , V. r , I , , - 0 I . . ' . 1 . - 5 v f 1 - - 3 1 I 1 n . . . . , . - - - v f - . . , . . I f f . .. ' - , , ' f I 1 'f-tx Q . , 'I xv., 9 'J J R ' his Page 124 'N- SECOND PERIOD FIRST ROW Carolyn Srmmons Ben Meza Mary Casterlrne Dons Cross Garl Bums Sandra Trott1 SECOND ROW Patsy Prevost Stafford Stevens Ga11T1dwe1l Jewel Mondey Brenda Rlser Barbara Lumpkrn THIRD ROW Annette Jeffers Juanrta Calloway Frankre Prxest Ed wina Combs Wava Riggle. FOURTH ROW. Doris Freeman Linda Ardoin Beulah Haley Elsie Martin FIFTH ROW: Patsy Odom Carolyn Caldwell Sandra Quibedeaux Brenda Levine. Paw Wrfuf 'W-'E Doris Cross CO-EDITOR ' 1 Deanna Lightfoot CO-EDITOR xx Page Qufurc' Hvmemakvrs of Amvrica GOALS: To promote better family living. To help members understand the opportunities open to them in the field of home activities. To understand our neighbors both at home and abroad. To provide training for each chapter member for participation in home, school and community activities. OFFICERS: President ------- Earline Wheeler Vice President ------ Wava Huffty Secretary - - - - - Bertie Reynolds Treasurer - - - - - -Barbara Webb Historian - - - -Dixie Janssens Reporter ---------- Joan Moss Parliamentarian - -Ray Ellen DeVillier 1 4.- l FIRST ACTIVITY - FIRST ROW: Sue White, Janis Burns, Elaine Williams, Helen Touchet, Coraline Brannon, Joan Moss, Mary DeVillier. SECOND ROW: Judy Pruett, Carol Bergstrom, Barbara Whaley, Melba Williams, Trula Hammond, Gail Trotti, Ray Ellen DeVil1ier, Earline Wheeler, Beverly Roberts. THIRD ROW: Sponsor, Miss Mary Runnelsg Terry Redman, Zona Broussard, Elaine Schofield, Wava Huffty, Barbara Webb, Nancy Head, Dianne Barras, Dixie Janssens, Bertie Reynolds, Betty Whisenhunt. OFFICERS: President --------- Doris Cross Vice President - - Margaret McCuller Secretary --------- Judy Jeffers Treasurer - - - -Carolyn McKee Historian - - Judy Lockhart Reporter ------ Mary Lindenmayer Parliamentarian - - Maureen Latiolais Song Leader - - SECOND ACTIVITY FIRST ROW Maureen Latiolais Bobbie White Barbara Bedair, Sue Sheppard, Charlotte Lee SECOND ROW Dorothy Dugas Wanda Primeaux Carolyn McKee, Wanda Jacobs, - - - - -Sue Sheppard Margaret McCuller Ginger DeValcourt Hedy Hilton Judy Lockhart Tommye Nesbitt. THIRD ROW: Sponsor Mrs Mary Jordan Elaine Martin Mary Lindenmayer Lorena Hebert Carol McDaniel, Jo Ann Mock, Beatrice Lay, Patricia McMullen, Patsy Simpson, Wanda Carr. Page 126 FIRST ACTIVITY - FIRST ROW: Camello Randazzo, Nina Simmons. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Mershon, Shirley Foxworth, Janey Guidroz. THIRD ROW: Judy Toups, Judy Jeter, Betty Foxworth. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Brown, Cariola Block, Eulenc Yancey. FIFTH ROW: Nader Leger, Nancy Prevost, Faye Duplechain. yllfllfb' Secrcfar ks The purpose of the Future Secretaries Club is to promote interest in secretarial work. The club had business people to talk to them at their weekly meetings on Fridays. Throughout the year the members received practice in taking dictation and in operating the many office machines. The Future Secretaries Club had several business men to lecture to them on the qualifications ofa good secretary. Other programs were planned by the girls, such as one skit which demonstrated how a secretary should and should not act. At Christmas the club worked with the Groves Jaycees and Jaycettes in repairing toys for the crippled children. SECOND ACTIVITY - FIRST ROW: Helen Busby, Patsy Roberts, Sandra Ouibedeaux, Carolyn Morgan, Sue Ballard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruth Flora, Sponsor, Lavelle Bickford, Carolyn Caldwell, Carole Stephens Caroline Bess, Helen Holland. THIRD ROW: Judy Johnson, Nancy Thacker Janis Smith, Boyce Thibodeaux, Judy Van Meter, Betty Lanier. STANDING Pag xx Pa e128 xdf I Mr Frank Gioviale Ceclle Holstead BAND DIRECTOR DRUM MAJORETTE fm! an Band The Indian Band for 1958 1959 consisted of over ninety members It was well known for the 1nd1 vidual band member s accomplishments as well as its group efforts The pep rallies were always llvened coming from the orchestra pit in the auditorium or from the stands The fans applauded the many in terestmg well planned half time shows performed in Indian Stadium After football season there were the parades and then practice for solo and ensemble contest began Mr Giovrale was the Chairman of the two day contest which was held in Jasper The solos trios and quartets from P N G made a very good showing Concert band practice began early and again Mr G was put in an important positron when our school was named host to the Festival and Contest Volunteer band members served as Indian guides at the information desk in the warm up room in the sight reading room at the candy counter and on stage The money which was raised was put into the band fund The band concert was held in the high school audrtorium and featured the soloists Barton Johnson Mike Say and Marllyn Tol lefson Another concert was held in comunction with the Choir and was sponsored by the Parent Teachers Association The Orchestra filled most of the program with Star Dust The band members and guests enjoyed a banquet at the Schooner Restaurant on May 9 Junior and Sophomore members made up the band which provided the traditional March Processronal at the Baccalaureate and Commencement services The cl1max to a busy profitable and well tuned year was the annual Band PICDIC held at Lake Tejas iq! ' 1 R 3' -'sy' - . Q xx? fr 3 n U H . Tx, b, ,1 5. as 4 xx g A x by the sound of Men of Might or Mister Touchdown and Cherokee. You would find the music 'I' Whether ID the band hall rn a parade on the football freld or on the stage the band strrves toward the best performance ever 7111111111 Hand f FRONT ROW Phyllrs Buster, Cecrle Holstead, Lrnda Hardrn BACK ROW Sherry brms, V1v1en Powers, Lynne Jeffrey, Peggy Vrce, Marlene Levms, Bobble Plott. Page 129 , t mr A itz' , ' Q' BJ sk 1. . .b fx - N M ' - 4 gi. s- at ,ir H , . I A I I I I D 0 f . . A ' H 5 i I L . ,L S. K Y g-wi, 2 5 if iz 0 r 15' A is ay V J' ' O. :ll I - H - ' x 1 it - D K A 'A 'Q RWM! XX, Peggy Lynne Vice Jeffrey 1 I A 5 f Vivien Marlene Powers Levins , A as I '45 f' ' f I kg t 5 'S 4 - Wi' 1 f ' D X ,Q V' 9 Shit Cecile Holstead DRUM MAIORETTE Sherry Bobbie Sims PIOII jlflajrfreffcs Phyllis Linda Buster Hardin '. 2' ,. I. ,V gf A T f.:'sw M iff In fs 31, 23 XX Q I' 1 ' E t Q , 1 zfl Q x A K1 'ff 3 els R Kg xx ,3 van N'- Estes B Ferguson R Ferrell S Fontenote Freeman B Coodwrn G Gurdry Elliott Haley Haley S all W Hancock Hardin Hartman Haviland Hoelzer A. Holbrook 'fi' ' x 4.8. 'T J, jones M. Levins G Lyons S. McBride L. McDonald C. Mays T, Megaggn S. Mershon U U B. Moore 3 R Morua r?4'?,, . L EZ. nz A D. Newton ZR 1' Individual band pictures J called for our traditional purple and white uniforms, S. Nichols Q, ,X y 1 0 Getting ready for contest was this A7 d comet trio made up of Willis H Romero, Douglas Newton, and M- OZi0 Barton Johnson, B. Peters 7' V. Powers G. Pringle B. Richardson W. Riggle M. Rodgers 3 -f W. Pratt M. Rhoden M. Richardson P. Riley W. Romero is 'P B. Plou Y 0 8 D. Shaw ,epp Q p R ' C. Schildknecht lid' Q NL Say fs ce , . ..- . 4. J .. Page Page Q 0 'QQ S ' J A . fi? I ,,,, , f :ep G. Thompson M L. Shaw M. Shuford S. Sims S. Smith T. Stanley M. Stephens C. Strube H. Shaw F. Sullivan r . IX D. Sweeney The parades showed the band in its finest form, D. Trotti Just ask the twirlers how cold it was for the Christmas parade! Indian 1571144 J. Valentine S F, Vance W Twirlers performed at the South Park pep rally in Indian Stadium, P. Vice Vice B. Webb B. White P Whitman I. David Shaw found a much needed' study period during band class. Williams K. Wilson I. Yardley Orchestra 03 'TY-I Mr Frank Grovlale Carlrn Barton Johnson Vocal Trro Pat Rrley Wava Rlggle Rosa Lra Dean The orchestra consrsted of seventeen mem bers nrne of whlch were senrors and three vocalrsts Seven members drd not play the same rnstrument rn the orchestra as rn the band Durrng the year thrs energetrc group made appearances at Port Neches Port Acres Neder land South Park and Galveston It partrcrpated rn the Annual Sprrng Band and Orchestra Concert on March 12 and rn another concert on May 3 The orchestra performed tn the patro dunng both lunch perrods on pretty days On days that the weather was bad, combos performed rn the cafeterra Thrs was a new actxvrty of the group who practrced at the unrque hour of 7:30 a m '56 ff fbxbfgpl' 'ESE FIRST ROW Wava Rrggle Pam Whrtman I1mmyLew1s Kenneth Fletcher Mr Grovrale Frank Vance Judy Haley Mar1lynTo11ef son Mike Say R1ckyHutse11 SECOND ROW Carl Hubert Jrmmy Yardley John Valentrne John Estes Calrse Blanchard wayne Orchestra Rehearsal Late aga1n'7 ' - 1 ' ' va l ' ' , ,V M f' 5- V- rlx ', , I N ' ' di' ef 1 K 'Egg In 0 X Q A V ar , l I , .-A DIRECTOR 33? ' ., - 6, - Tz' N Ai-.wif-1-, , 1- I 9 I U I - 9 I 9 Q 1 3 I ' I I ' l 9 9 ' I I 9 . . ,h Page 135 671011 Page I36 . irvr' 5 4' QQY ' . ,,, I ' 'l' . egtf 2 ' 3 gl r 5 1 , 1 feflf FIRST ROW: Betty Smith, Elizabeth Kollenborn, Wanda Lehman, Edwin Stevens, Richard Gibson, Earl Dawson, Harold Primeaux, Henry Sattler, Jack Raby, Marsha Woodard, Betty Tulley, Catherine Blanchard Sue Sheppard, Ruby Boudreaux. SECOND ROW: Fay Falgout, Juanna Waldo, Betty Joe Boring, John Faulkner, Marvin Sheffield, Eugene Johnson, Norman Reynolds, L. J, Babb, Neville Eldridge, Billy The A Choir had 54 performing members. Juanna Waldo was accom- panist with Kay Mclntosh as assistant. Many performances were given by this group during the year. A Thanks- giving program was given at school on November 26. The Girls' Choir also participated. Christmas programs were given at three places: on December 5, the Junior Red Cross Toy Tea at the Department Club in Port Arthur, on December 7, the Youth Concert at Rose Hill in Port Arthur, and on December 12, the Christmas Assembly at school. On February 21, the choir went to Galveston to hear the All-State Choir, Band, and Orchestra Festival. The A Choir was host to the Region XII University Interscholastic League Vocal Contest on March 14. This group participated in the P,T, A, sponsored Spring Music Concert on May 5, and sang for Baccalaureate on May 24. z S f , 4 a . lj '24 Cfhrfir ,, , 3 Q ll M ' lg ,I Q , 2,9 1, , 3' l ' , fi. 7 5. 3. li gi 1 ,Q , www- Lowrance, Sue Flowers, Phala Currie, Jewel Allen, Carolyn Crawford. THIRD ROW: Kay Mclntosh, Naomi Waldo, Martha Roan, Judy Broadnax, Sally Talbert, James Black, Gerald Bourque, Billy Ballard, R. J. Simon, Johnny Ritchey, Lucille Keene, Barbara Harty, Sandra Girouard, Jean Edgar, Margaret McCu1ler, Mary Jane Acord. 1. . rehemsa A,-',, S duellied M is W illiam ot C 015,851 . . edf SoloiSi5 Pmcuc Page 137 Cfheerlmders C School sprrrt was never taken for granted the school year leadrng the student body to an enthuslastrc support of athletrc actrvxtres Therr trreless efforts were evrdent as they kept the halls beauttfully decorated and led the student body tn yells at pep ralhes h and ball games eerleaders lead muy m 1114211317 Stadium vi nxt The Chlef brought out our Indran Sprrrti Some pep ra111es were held rn the patlo Students turned out 1n large numbers for the bonfues. 'L A x V 5 A ' 'F , by these six girls, who worked throughout ' . .R 5 g , Page 138 N-1 JUANNA WA LDO Head Cheerleader Semor LUCILLE KEENE Head Cheerleader Semor JEAN EDGAR Head Cheerleader Semor 3' ARS ROYCE HEICKMAN S ponsor SHARON BOUNDS Jumor SANDRA GIROUARD CAROLYN CHOATE Semor IUHIOI' Hhecrleaders Page 139 ,f , 1 4 ' 5' 1 t ' j 5 n ' H . K . 5 I . X vnmr Dramatic? The Senror Dramatrcs Club performed several one act plays durlng the year The Pot Boller by Alrce Gerstenberg was the f1rst to be cast It was a farce rnvolvmg the efforts of a playwrrght Qand what a stage The utle of the contest play was What Never Dres PN When not engaged IH the selectron 9.5 BETTYSESRD evo' productlon of a play members play charades conduct lmpromptu debates or study plays and theatre pracuce FIRST ROW Mtke Bernard E1s1e Martm Cynthra Joachxm SECOND ROW Davrd Shaw Gerald Bourque Martha Jane Roan Brenda R1ser Curtls LeBlanc THIRD ROW Elrza beth Kollenborn Lucy Rtch Patrrcta Beasley Gerald Benolt Eugene Johnson FOURTH ROW B1lly Lowrance Pat Rlley Bobble Joyce Martrn Juamta Calloway Wofford Plott FIFTH ROW Clarence Hopper Ruby Boudreaux Semor Dramatlcs Class Rehearsal of The Pot Bo11er Mrs Jordahl talked to the play cast and crew about the Interscholasuc League contest to be held at our school, 0 0 ,f?'ffQ Q ' t ' H gf. V K X playwrightj to conduct a rehearsal on L . . YK or wx ' - 0 I 1 z . ' . . 1 . , . : ' . . v I 1 l - : . ' . . . . . ' 1 0 1 Z ' 9 . . . . ' . ' . I , . Page 140 CO-CAPTAINS: Betty Jo Boring, Cynthia Joachim. MRS. ANN MONZINGO Sponsor LIEUTENANTS: Ada Gail Robinson, Connie Purkey, Jeannelle Faulk, Paula Lovejny. The Indianettes, a closely knit and colorful performing group, is composed of carefully selected junior and senior girls. The organization represents the school through their performances during half time activities at football games and by serving as a pep squad at rallies and games. Their most important function is to serve as good-will ambassadors for the school. LJ Page fudianeffes Carherrne Blanchard Patsy Srmpson Nancy Thacker Kay Goss Mary Klng Janrce Ber11n Judy Carllouet f7If77'n fs.. Elrzabeth Ramsey Gay Whufreld Margaret McCu11er Naomr Waldo LaLette Donald Brenda Plerce Page 142 31 TWO YEAR MEMBERS Frankre Prrest Jams Smrth Sandra Trottr Paula Lovejoy Jeannelle Faulk Connre Purkey Carolxne Bess Ada Garl Robmson Kay Speer Pam Sonnrer Ruby Boudreaux Elsre Marun , 1 il 1 f 1 ' 1 1 ., y A W, . n 1' Judzaueftes Donna Nelson Barbara Badon Hrlda Vergara Grnger DeVa1court Ianrce Smrth Helen Busby Janet Clack Kay Mclntosh Mary Jane Acord Helen Holland Judrth Johnson Karen Petersen Jewel Allen TWO YEAR MEMBERS. Wmrfred Stelly, Martha Jane Roan, Sandra Qurbedeaux, Bobble Joyce Martrn, Betty Smlth, Sallre Talbert, Barbara Harty, Betty Jo Borrng, Cynthra Joachrm, Glenda Waldo, Judy Brodnax. Page 143 Q Q I '-' 6 W 1 . frigid? Y 1 l I I 4 I . I U I I I ' Y ' r I L I I I I U U , . , ' , Sizfure Cezzclzers af Amvriva INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS F T A Pledge The good teacher requtres physr cal vrtaltty mental vrgor moral dtscrrmrnatron wholesome personaltty helpfulness knowledge and leadershrp MRS MARGARET DALTON Sponsor Durrng the year the Jonnre Mrlhollln F T A Club partrclpated tn many actrvmes rnstallatron of offrcers attended the Dtstrrct I meetzng rn Dtckrnson Chrrstmas banquet senror members recerved prns some senror members applred for T S T A F T A Scholarshrp heard and met varrous types of teachers taught rn elementary schools and ushered at Open House For the ftrst ume our school had a drstnct offrcer Peggy Byrd was Dtstrrct I Vrce Presrdent The F T A ers went all out rn therr campargn to elect Carolyn Mays Dlstnct Recordrng Secretary Record1ng Secretary for 1959 1960 for 1959 1960 FIRST ROW Vlvxen Powers Marllyn Tollefson Patrrcta Beasley Ellen Louvrer Pam Sonmer Pat Rlley Rosa L1a Dean and Peggy Byrd SECOND ROW Patsy Lane Jams Smrth Carolyn Bedarr Gay Whrtfreld Pamela Whrtman Deanna Llghtfoot and Beth Apperson THIRD ROW James Dugas Ronald Hartman Carolyn Mays Sandra Fontenote Mary Ruth L1ndenmayer Dorrs Cross Maxrne Smrth Sandra Trottr Edwtna Combs Gall Burns Bobble Whrte Sharon Mershon Barbara Webb and Lrnda McDonald . 1 .' 1 , . F . . . . ,J 1' FT o ' A 3 - ,. . . ' . . 0 1 . N , I ' Rx for 1958-1959. Carolyn Mays was elected District - . -' ' ' ' S V S'4.St : , f Q 5 ,Qt Q , 4- I 'il Page 144- lzimzry 56161466 l1brary Suente offers excellent pracuee for studtnts mterestcd lll cler ICJI won: or 1n tarnrnys p 1rt of therr collehe expenses by workmg part t1me 111 college or publ1c l1brar1cs DUIIIII7 the rnstruetron pLr1od students learn the sk1lls needed for proeessrng repa1r1n,1 and c1rculat1n5 the Lollectron as well as spec1al1zed knowledge rtqulred for answermsw refer ence quest1ons Hldklflg botk renews or selectm materrals for purchase Accuraey neat ness eff1e1ency and WIIIIDLJ ness to work for the whole stu dent body are the qual1t1es that make a good Ilhflfy as s1stant LTI Mrs Frances Damel SPONSOR 1 Q? Rin' 1.5 9 .ei Barbara Lumpk1n LIBRARY ASSISTANTS PRESIDENT Mary Rodgers SECRETARY FIRST COLUMN Sh1r1ey BCIIOIIO Betty Jean Block Betty Jo Bormg Phyl11s Buster SECOND COLUMN Glor1a Carter Lynda Dav1s James Dugas Eugene Emfmger Dor1s Freeman Al1ce Guxllory Beulah Haley THIRD COLUMN Ronny Hartman Barbara Harry Mary Johnson Irene Langl1na1s Deanna Llghtfoot FOURTH COLUMN Lane McCoy Patsy Prevost, Norman Reynolds, Ada Gall Rob1nson Gaye Talbot, Larry Talbot FIFTH COLUMN LOIS Terrell, Patsy Thompson, and Kay Van Cleave NOT SHOWN B11ly Rudd. Pa 0 Q A 1 ' A V E I ' U rv. X V E I 'I I . ' I I 1 ' y 1 1 - ,, ' ' it 1 I , ' I ,s 1' . iw ' ,f - .6 Q s ' 'M ' ' L,, M. 1 ' ' K P I I . ,Q P ,f,,, -4 A '-5 - . -7 R ,ga Q .,a -9 r 1 ha ,C sa 1 - E E I .r X -Q It . 5 Qi ' gg - - , fur T :S 4, . ' X N' 1 I - s I 2 1 -1- 3 73 5 I Q' 1, 5: 1 'lg ., , 'E l f . .J f 14 f 1 14. cg ge 14:1 :fence Klub Page I 16 FIRST ROW Douglas Newton Jrmmy Yardley Leo Orenstem Woodrow Pratt Allen Bradley Davrd ROW Joe Watkrns Jerry Adams George Porter Elton Newsome Ronny Walters Ronnre Duhon FOURTH ROW Melvm Darley Ann Holbrook Ph1l11p Holher Lmda Burran James Home FIFTH ROW Wrllram Glassmtre Gene Prttman Sammy Havrland James Rrchey Carolyn Mays Carol Strube STANDING Lester Sturrock Carolyn Weaster Cecrle Holstead Betty Davrs Mr Bass Sponsor Mlke Wallace The Scrence Club IS called the Chemo B1 Phy Club lt consrsts of thrrty one members and IS sponsored by Mr Bass Its members attend lectures make fleld tr1ps and prepare projects for scrence fa1rs Two mam act1v1t1es ofthe year have been the annual scxence banquet and the school Sc1ence Farr held durmg Texas Educatron Week Glenn Gurdry was named outstandlng Sclence Club member of the year O SJ fl -Q . u g, ' ., V I Q . ' ' -I I ., b V H s J 1 A Carmen. SECOND ROW: Lee Baker, Fay Hoelzer, Harris Foster, Glenn Guidry, Nancy Gibson. THIRD 'EJ' President - - - Vice President - - - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - - Parliamentarian - Frankie Priest Eleanor Arneson Sandra Fontenote - - - Mary Nell King Chaplain ---- - - - - Kay Mclntosh - Brenda LaFleur Sandra Fontenote State Secretary 1959-1960 Mr. Norman Beal S PONSOR Mr. Durw ood Johnson SPONSOR Qufurc' Nur es FIRST ROW: Linda Ardoin, Kay McIntosh, Mary Nell King, Sandra Fontenote, Frankie Priest, Eleanor Ameson, Brenda LaFleur, Wanda Matte. SECOND ROW: Jennette Blair, Tamara Mount, Linda Mc- Donald, Wanda Lehman, Donita Burkett, Linda Barclay, Charlene James. THIRD ROW: Grace Cordeau, Edith Reeves, Beverly Schex- enider, Charlotte Hart, Marlene Levins, Gloria Holmes, Katharine Hodges. FOURTH ROW: Pat McKusker, Frances Collida, Patsy Lane Carolyn Bedair, Ronnie Morua, Anita McGill, Ethel Heck, Sharon Messer, Bertie McElroy, Diane Hudson. The Future Nurses Club made favors for various hospitals. In October pumpkins were made, in November, turkeys, and in December, corsages for new mothers. During Christmas, baskets of food were filled and taken to the Home for the Aged in Port Neches. Frankie Priest, Eleanor Arneson, San- dra Fontenote, Mary Nell King, and Kay Mclntosh went to the state convention in Galveston. Frankie Priest, as club representative, went to a banquet for Registered Nurses when all Future Nurses were honored. Page 1-li Drafting 611111 The Drafting Club is sponsored by Mr. Harry Gerbens and meets in the Vocational Building. This is the first year the Slide Rule Club has been organized. The primary purpose is to teach students to use the slide rule. Those members who learn to use it well enter in the lnterscholastic League Contest. The club was represented in all the Interscholastic meetings in Houston. OFFICERS 1958-59 President ----- Frank Graham Vice President - - - Allen. Bradley Secretary - - - - - Joe Watkins Reporter - - - - Joel Woodard The purpose of the Drafting Club is to ,give students who are especially interested in mechani- cal drawing more time to develop this interest. It gives the students an opportunity for extra time in preparing for and working on the Texas ASLM College High School Drawing Contest. Slide' Kllft' Klub QWA 'sits FIRST ROW: Harvey Ware, Douglas Newton, Lester Sturrock, Joe Watkins, Tommy Rodgers, Grady Hunt, Jerry Daniel, Mr. Oscar Murphy, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Walter Tucker, Allen Bradley, Virgil Marsh, Lee Baker. THIRD ROW: Ben Goodwin, Joel Woodard, Richard Gibson, Robert Hearne Harry Williams, Bill Palmer, Frank Graham. Page 148 ,Math Klub Thr Nl ith C lub por ored hy Xlrs Olrvc Lacy om llll!L for th llld n purpmc of trdrmn x u dems for Iln lnnu ll Nlumbcr Senbc Comc I Trmcd skill rut ucrc taken Tc prcplre for thc LOI tcst Thr club men hcrb dttcndcd thc Nun ber Sen e mcctrng held at thc Umvcrsrty of H Juston FIRST ROW Wllllam Glassmlre Jlmmy Yardley Johnny Rltchey Howard Edmonds SECOND ROW Mrs Olrve Lacy Sponsor Nl1k9Wdl18C8 Emmett Sheppard Kenneth DeVrll1er Harvey Ware Page 149 fi' J yunirfr Ka! Hrvss SENIORS - FIRST ROW: Connie Purkey, C. B. Matthews, Richard Daigle. SECOND ROW: Sandra Trotti, Winifred Stelly, Lal,ette Donald, Glenda Waldo. THIRD ROW: Sandra Hebert, Larry Barbin, Treasurer: Charles Lambright, Gary Shearer, Jimmy Landry, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: Kay Speer, Earl Dawson, Presi- dent: Raymond Simon, Don Hopper. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Henry, Pat Beasley, Page Guil- lote, Don Davis, Jeannell Faulk. SIXTH ROW: Tommy Black, Mary Jo Iglehart, Kay Caster- line, Charles Powell, Mrs. Margaret Dalton, Sponsor. JUNIORS - FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Acord. SECOND ROW: Donna Nelson, Reporter: Bar- bara Badon, Lonnie Davidson, Vice President: Dennis Smith, Judy Caillouet. THIRD ROW: Barbara Champion, Bobbie Plott, Leroy Hebert, Bill Rambin, Paul Hambrick, Mrs. Dorothy Wachsmuth, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Robinson, James Burrell, Gary James, Harold Comstock, Dale Shearer. FIFTH ROW: Janice Berlin, Tilman Hanchey, President: A. Q. Norsworthy. SOPHOMORES - FIRST ROW: Mrs. Vergia Mae Musslewhite, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Mary Douglas, Reporter: Wilda Forbes, Secre- tary: Verdie Junot. THIRD ROW: Melvin Dailey Kermit Landry, Carolyn Cowart, Sharon Young, Mary Stephens. FOURTH ROW: Joe Watkins, Henry Mills, Lester Washbum, Patricia Moore, y Program Chairman: Rochelle Cormier. J The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to be of service to the school and the community. It serves as the junior membership of the American Red Cross, giving opportunities for youth to serve others locally, nationally, and internationally: and to develop skills, leadership, ability, and citizenship. At the beginning of school, production was begun with the making of joke books, cartoon books, crossword puzzle books, short story books, and score pads. These went to hospitals and charitable institutions. Cookies were made at Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day and Easter for use by shut-ins. The club planned a complete menu and contributed all the food for a needy family in Port Neches on Thanksgiving Day, cooperating with the Community Chest in the selection of the family. During November the group helped collect and pack for shipping the used clothing for the needy, which the entire high school contributed. Posters were made and distributed to advertise the South County Toy Tea in December, and all the members brought toys. These were given to the Community Chests in Port Neches, Nederland, Port Arthur, Groves, and Beaumont. The club had a different committee to plan the program each week. Films, recordings, speakers, skits, and other interesting programs lent variety to the thirty minute activity period each day. 150 Dougherty, President: Virginia Priddy, Treasurer: The Hi-Y boys and their girl helpers worked hard on the March of Dimes campaign. S xv it G .11 fi , x ,V t d..J-.l 7 ' 13 I HI' Since the Hi-Y is primarily a service organization, its purpose is to create and maintain throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. The three main projects during the year were the White Christ- mas campaign, the March of Dimes drive 15300 was collectedj, and the Y. M. C. A. World Service Candy Sale 18161 was raisedj. Members of the club are: Elliott Romero, Norman Reynolds, Tommy Swearingen, Billy Lowrance, Harold Primeaux, Henry Sat- tler, William East, Tommy Dominy, Tommy Black, Jimmy Wemer Scott Blanchard, Mike Bernard, Bobby Wachsmuth, Charles Guidry, David Wilkerson, Andy Smith, Dwain Bean, Lonnie Davidson, Jack Firby, and John Cobb Williams, Mr. Jerry Tucker is sponsor of the organization. The members were really anxious to do good on all their projects during the year. They did, tool Page 151 k ...galil-t wfk A ..,1qf-. U. 1 1 A' Uf'336.?4 .1 atv as ve' av. ,Af ,,f.w v , . ttf V' U , A ' . 5 ...wi .4513 yf:Ai3.g!- 'REX . ., Q e fi-H e e 6' A 9311?-g?i e'+' E594 i1'.?,jf, by 'f' !'q . A .- ,A R, rf ' I Y' ' . , . I I 4, W . gf. A, ' . t V f ' .ft ggflexil .v A ' x ' r 'gf '- 4 .Qi , '41 ' ,G-qw ,n 134 ,f - f,cgfi..,,. .. A: . , I fvygivf 63,045 ffKvg.f5 -f . e 'e' - A I ' 4 i 'T?f5'1 A , 'Z ' 2 15.411 s P4 'L - in lm Page 152 If there are smiles for everyone and kind words now and then, it's certain to be our 91' 4 tg- Flirt' ' 'Uv 5 f , . ln X5 ,57,'ff ' F' 5 4 '- FQ, i'i1,flf!1 Nr . .Q A 7 . 0 , .D If Lx: 5 ?i iq. - , 1 Q Y ,Lb M k x w ff, -k . . 1 4 I 1 , -v . ,. .?z1wr1'!e o th- ' 'tl- f r :V 1, I-Ag, 3 , vii. 5' W, w fig, ' 14 A- 4 Ox 'Q ' 1' . 1 Y Q x : -' 2 5 ,V --'49'1l?7 'ff'ff ' ,f.lQaf f54iYS735T lV A Page 153 41 :X -qvll Nwjri Kmg Larry nf the Hausa nf l6'ar!f114 'lM?QW . QQ K A x 5 3 , gawk , 33 , wmffWw A 5 4,6 Queen Mary af the House of Kodgers 'W' Page 15 sf st: .Q 3 ,Ag 2 si fu, : U15 Zarvnafian ,Q fix V5-L A 1, 5M S an Q.,-Sri ' Q M-fp: ' ' 'rf U f A 5 , , . A .4 5 1 ' . r r I . I f f 5 ff aj r , K t , 5 , , 1 , in r , B., 1' L, ,My I 7 M g , , A NMR fr in-,Q .- vi Wort 'M v ,. H .arfr Q ,lv Q ' , pq N' 5 4.433 ,. ww ,- ,Q A ,I ky 'Ji' MEQZNQSWQ M U 2, Royal Cwurl rt f TA r 2 v- f 2 K if .W re r Q r IZ Q e 5 Qu! y r 35 , e e iff es 5 r i Wfhsx Iif 5 73' 'C 1 A rr' in X Q., if ' Q 'I an L af,-V pi 4 txt il-.ei iff '.- .. -Q ' 3 'R Q' , ,Q e 1 qi X A A The King and Queen are crowned bythe Grand Chancellor, Mr, Massey. The empty stage symbohzes the tenseness and ex citernent of a long awaited night. - COMMAND PERFURMANCE --Qu JC? 'iw , .I Hmm . H Przlm' Sm!! fy' fllr',HU11Sc' cy' Hfllllfflllflf Illfllf f7!'lYlfcFS MIIIIIIIIII fy' l!1c',HUl1Sc' fyf I I M01 ' M L.. lvrfl .url aff fha I-lvzlw cy' Drlwsrfh' Illfll L My Mzlly ry' flu Hmm ry' Qhuhfrzl R, ' .X Y r , f . 1 td, . ,H ? - 'N Ti ,zvkzwfk 4' A V Q' gig. v L, 1 4 1 1 Y v 4. 1 - I 1 1 1 1 Ar ' Mr P 4 f it, G 1 VME fu ' 'X V 111111 lX,f1!fu'l7Ulf 17' II11' ,H1f11s1' 17' Sf7f1l7If lllllf lady Slllllffll 17' fflc' ,Hl7llSt' 1y' Qffylffffzfff Page 160 Duke gjerald nf life flrfusc' of Crahau and Dufhess Katherine af fha' House of Blanchard .Dr E N' as ,f uw. 'I V2 1 5 , 1. ,f w 'I fbi,-1 711 Il U1 H 111 11 Jfllllfl 11111 W111 11 111111 J 1111 11 II11 If 1 1 1111111111 62 U15 Queen is l6'z1ll X N- 9 1' The Royal Court is honored with the first dance. With evening gowns and corsages, tuxedos and boutonnieres the ball was ready to begin. Everyone enjoyed dancing at the Uniop There is a Treasure Chest of memories Hall. for May 9, 1959. 'norm nonqnsogerv S Z Wvien Powers and jerry Adams ,Most lzkely to Sucveed :Wye W! s, Q '73 QQ! , I . qw i l.. f linda Lee l5'urrrzr1 and Hhrzrles Quidry Hrs! ,411-,4 round Hes! ,411-,4 round Runners- lip PA ULA ELLIOTT and BOBBY WACHS MUTH GLORIA THOMPSON and RICHARD BRIGGS 166 K4 ff. ww' H--'f .1 N wr Lg! I A .W F. ff if .Ln qi' ,Q Phyllzs Safflcr and J-lmrgf Sniffer Mas! Z90,vular x Most Pvpulzzr Kunners- lip M CAROLYN CHOA TE and TOMMY DOMINY .TEAN EDGAR nd RONNY CARROLL ZXNQ p lfctty ,70 Horiug and Donald Hughes ,Mast Attractive Mos! ,4 ffracfive Kunners- Llp LORETTA BADON and GEORGE ANDERSON KAREN I-IENNINGS and .TERRY DEWS i-' 13 Pg 170 SJ T 1 Sharm l5'0umt9 and Gerald Kaurquc ,Most Athletic Mas! ,4 fhlefic lelllfIl'l6'l'S-11,17 S ANDRA NICHOLS DAVID MILLER AM SONNIER JAMES COOPER Nga, Ni. 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CO-CAPTAIN Elliot Romero Swflfall r J J Q . - 59 , CO CAPTAIN Thomas Swearrngen Page 176 Port Neches Groves Indtans 1958 1959 FOOTBALL BANQUET HELD IAN 24 IN ANNUAL STYLE The football banquet was held Jan 24 rn the Rose Room of the Hotel Beaumont The dmner began at 6 30 p m and B111 Peterson head 11ne coach at L S U spoke to the guests The Port Neches Groves I-hgh School orchestra fumtshed musrc for the dance after the banquet from 8 30 p m to 11 p m Rosa ra Attendlng the banquet were the A and B team players the cheerleaders and the1r dates X, . ' X, . . . F A, Lia Dean, Pat Riley, and Wave Riggle sang as a trio for the orches- Qt I . 551- ' ' J? , -. il w J Players Henry Sattler fl!!- Distric! be 'lb LEADING PGRT NECHES GROVES INDIANS for the year of 1958 1959 were Mr Wrlford Moore head coach and athletlc drrector Mr Edgar Payne backfreld coach and Ken Watson lrne coach Port Neches -Groves 36 6 22 6 O 32 O 6 0 SCHEDULE Nederland Galveston Jacksonville Lufkin Lake Charles ' South Park ' Orange ' Beaumont ' Port Arthur Denotes Conference games. K, ' f ,Q r X: 0 lijlflfyfif, e . 4 o 0 1 0 ' ' ,IQ-,B 'CF-f 77. ' ' , U T fA 1 W XX! .. sa ' .r-'E' 1 Y' fs u ! , f , U Q :K Egg ,Y I if -I 5 . ,. I 1 fi ' ,MQ ' 6 so M- W nv, 2 f , The Managers helped the football squad to get ready for the trip to Lake Managers Charles. Q Ll 13 3' 4 x ge ,B af v 'i: 5:,g v , , - 5 ll Roy Hilton John Harms Ronnie Allred Kenneth Hagler Mike Beaumont C 0 A ' C af, Q., .1 jf' X I Inzfgquad Ballard Sam Beaumont Guard Tackle Backfield starting line-up: James Cooper, Elliot Romero, Gerald Bourque, Dwain Bean, Norman Reynolds. Mike Bemafd Scott Blanchard Tailback Left End I Y! .,-of n,- ,,' 1 ' 9 QA f Qt 1 ' 1' 1 . ff rf4?:gVt .590 ' lf. W Basra kr mag'- I .7 ue! V D f , V ,I f' 'Q W f .t 'fi mt, V ff X , 1 f-A sf GRY' 5 ww: fifty , W Gerald Bourque John Hunsucker Tailback Right Guard Gerald Bourque conferred with Coach Moore about team strategy. Curtis LeBlanc Billy Lowrance Wingback Tackle Squad .,.ti'E:f 3'X v a Q' if 'If ' 3 38 p,-C James Pearman Wofford mon Tackle Right End We , 4? 5 9 1 4 r PZ t 1 1 or YY ' . A, J X X J L. If Mike Bernard went for important yardage against South Park. Hawld Primeaux Norman Reynolds Guard Center rzzllffspqfudd -Q. :age t '7f ,plz fy? , 8 I I 7 7 R Squad 1 u if fflfffi o ..,fMf WL, f rF':Qi2'fw2w l it ' gf llliut Rvrtrwru Henry Sattler lnllhaek Right Guard l P . , A a. H5 s X xf' QQ' j 'T , Elliot Romero was buried beneath pileup as Port Neches-Groves made the touchdown that beat Galveston, 6-O. Center Nornran Reynolds, 1 T h , ' , ' Y I-1 Thomds bwedrmgen Tackles Lowrance 0573, Beaumont 1643 watch the official's signal. A mn. ra a Right End X Tuilback 1 Squad James Werner Dwam Bean Fullback Quarterback Gerald Bourque was stopped on 10 yard line by Lake Charles. A- C- Bigelow Farland Bottoms Tackle Fullback .v .. - 3 v-ff' V il U T' V. my ' e r gg- 'N m 1- , , ZLT: J .-ef 7 MWQ JJ AETI , - , gf Y, - 'i' ' a e N462 V. 551. ' ' 'H vu James Cooper W Left End illiam East 3 Guard b N r David Miller plowed deep into South Park territory with foe and friend close behind, setting up Port Neches-Groves' third quarter touchdown in 11-AAAA victory, 32-6. Tim Fa1g0uI Ira Martin Quarterback Tackle fnlfsqu t fp , ' U Miz X xx ,, in K, 1- ' f XS 'mf Q. or Q, Q ffl 5 0 A L:-ff., I Gerald Tfahim BwbhyW.rc'hsn1uth Wingback Gund Curtis LeBlanc 1351, wingback, gained 20 yards agarnst the Galveston Tornadoes in the Sept. '26 game. BCH Wicker John wnuams Tackle Right End xx. 'L4 Squad E .1 91 2 l ' QW Gene Owen MLC Ollum Davrd Mlller Brlly Worsham Ollarlerback Tarlback Center Gerald Bourque was bemg hauled down from behmd by two Orange players, while making a drive for more yardage. quad Mike Tllmef fyw, Ronald Carroll Center x 4,3 Quarterback 4 . 1 ' ' 1 ,, -7 , fMm.41gf Pag S INDIANS 0P CANINES -nl- PORT NECHES Sept 19 pll Port Neches Indians ke a prolonged drought re Friday mght by umpmg the Nederland ulldogs 36-22 on a soggy ld ln the .1-lth meetmg m' e anclent rmdcounty rx rv The Trlbe now has beaten the dogs 14 tunes uhlle losmg Four games ended in ties rt Noches last beat the lndlans s dropped until 19:-A Neder nd has won consistently smce e resumption Rain cascaded down on a capacity erowd during the halftime ceremonies and con tinued through the third quar- ter 'Bro final period was played in a drizzle Elllot Romero and Curtxs Le anc divided scoring laurels for Tnbe while Edward Bellows d Fred Melder sparked Neder- I - s offensxve efforts The lead changed hands twice in opening quarter before the dlans pulled ahead to a 22-8 ea . LeBlanc capped an 80-yard Port - hes drive in the opening stan- by circling right end for five ds to draw first blood. He cli- : eda52-yarddriveintheseo d canto by skirting right end three yards out. Romero talliedtln the second chapter by plunging 8 yards over right tackle after a 71 yard march ripped over frog one foot an ln up unq- perlod aftertho lndlnm lid I paigned80yardsIl1i'again in the fourth on 1hree-yard slash over left ar old Preameaurhid set up the TD by recovering Melder-'s mmm on the Nederland z1. Cnarles Guidry ran two Port A --: extrapoints and Romero Melder tallied twloe for Neder- I once on a one-yard plunge , again on a 16-yard sprint. ew tookakickoffonhisown and ankled 84 yards to the one get up Melder's first TD. Bel- s was fielded by Henry Sat- lammmdiniemm-rn 'a 28-yard chill amnmd right WHIPS BALL WITH IATE TD GALVESTON Tex ,Sept 26 lSpD Port Neches In dxans, who gobbled up Tor Stadium real estate almost at will except in pavoff terrxtory parlayed a blocked punt 1n the fmal Ithree mlnutes of play mto la 6-0 vxctorv over Galves ton s Ball High Golden Tor ' nacloes here Fxrday night The Tribe dominated the statis ' tics with 17 first downs to 6 and I a total of 316 yards gained to 97 but grun goalhng stands by the hosts plus heavy penalties kept Port Neches at bay where it counted most The contest had all the ear marks of a scoreless deadlock until three minutes and 17 seconds remained ln the game ln a fourth down punt sitna tlon on the Ball 48, the snap back from center was low and Alvin Newk1rk's kick was blocked by a wall od purple- shlrted Indians Fullback Ro- mero recovered the ball on the Tor 16. On the first play quarterback ICha.rles Guidry pitched out to James Warner who passed to Wol- ford Plett on the Ball 5. On the- ,next play Romero scored overj :right guard. Romeros kick for' the extra point was wide to the nan nigh on-named in the ' first period penetrating to I the15 Portllechestookover at that point and marched 1 2- llltboWlylmuktothe'l'or - 8 Where the Indians lost pos ' sesslon 'en a fumble. Race Back Into The Beaumont Roy al Purples got a roval defeat Frxdav night losing to the Port Neches Groves Indians 6 0 The game was played ln drlv ing winds and rain Several thou sand homecoming fans sat drench ed but happy as they watched the Indians edge thelr way into a four way t1e with Port Arthur Or range and Beaumont All tour teams have identical 2 1 records The new double flanker forma tion with left end Tom Swearln gen and wingback James Cooper lining up some fifteen yards out cut loose some 216 yards rushing 1 Q33 Indians. 'fallback Gerald Tribe Takes Iacksonvxlle For Third Straight Win The undefeated Port eches Groxes Indians scored t elr third uctory of the 1958 football season by defeating the Jacksonville In dlans 220 Thls game was the third defeat of the season for the Jacksonville Indians On the first play of the game halfback Gerald Bourque made an 81 yard run to score the first touchdown of the game He was also successful at scoring the extra points The score remained at 8 0 until after the half time With the fine blocking of the line, Gerald Bour que scored another touchdown in the third quarter of the football game Elliot Romero failed ln his attempt to make the extra points In the fourth quarter of the game Gerald Bourque made an- other touchdown and he was also successful ln scoring the two extra points. 1 A Gerald Bourquegalned a total of 120 yards in the 24 times which he carried the ball. Elliot Romero carried for a total of 44 yards. Dwain Bean Charles Guidry and Curtis LeBlanc made most of their yardage by passing Of eight pass attempts made by Port Nech- es-Groves two were successful. Bourque led the charge racing yards fn 20 carries Following a lcoreloss flrot with 6 minutes left ln the quarter end 'Pom Swearlngen tercepted a jump pass from mont quarterboclr A J and romped 35 yards untouched the lone touchdown Fhllbnek llot Romero tried for the con sion but the water soaked sailed wide Beaumont: first threat came lowing two 15-yard penal against the Indian: The Pu found themseheu on no 1 yard line with -I downs to After trying all three of his quarterback Tremont tried it Itself but found the indian: tough o move the Indians other o their own -Mnch the the Indians, for they their defense and held the to only 111 yards rushln the tlre game Another break came when q Dwaln Bean fumbled at tht 26 Two plays later this broke the Purples as Swo stole a pass and raced for 810 'N dldlng tally One Indian threat was out when the wet ball of Romer-o's fingers at the X 5 me une 'rue me mn win en almost entirely on the pd of the gold The In ence was too great and was t0o llppery for the M, tiaam ever go get sta W: 'sve acesr vearlngen, A Bien TRD erp, N -' -I nods 'A ' , - ' , meaux MiLe --33 Siottusrdplohn 1-1 Q th . . n . 4 . I . 'Qld Alton . 1 -7 much torthehirplec water- - - 4 Ioffense , ' I ' ' The leading und llllwr ' A Bourque with W do I some much n d 'Mike Bernard'e:g3 total .. .e Q, Romero Leads lndlan Over South Park 32 6 The 185-pound Romero, a vi-. I ?gP0R'f31NECf1ES,0Cf ,fmwfffeiighimelwfl uslve Elliott R-0'Eclearlhg line. I-le carried for one A Falfllbled for t h I' 6 Qtouclfdown in less than 2 minutes I ehdgwng in the fi 1-stand had another one with 7:51 e uarter here at Indian Stafkft in the first quarter- - 'um Friday night to set 1 rid pace as the Po I eches - Groves Redskin ,rou t e d the South Park reenies 3245- The f0P' I'agzf- I88 ' ary win got the Tribe off to .an auspicious start in After South Park cracked the touchdown barrier, Ro mere and his mates roared hack for mother marker to Q complete a wild 12 minutes during which some 5,000 Ions - marie-led at the beating the ' scogbnand- was taking. I ', .4 ,, . I I W g . 1 I .1- lf Te! , I P - , . ' Ig. I nbe wnslo al-P P e : ' n' i I ' I I 1 . . I . ' 1 I ' 'L s. s ' I , . , 5 ' I I I ' f sq X I ' - ' -, - , - X I : , I , , , V. I - . i sis : I . ' , - s 1 1 J . , I - 1 3,1 . ' o - - .I I ' . . ' ' I I ' 14 I E ' ,l I 1. I. .- . . ,I W ' ' ' .K , , 1 or in . L . ., . , 4 I ' . I , - if - I - I , 'S ,, Y . ' ' . ' . . 4 1948, following which the seriesl . ,II ,, ' ' Egan-line man seemed to f . ' n . - . . - t l p A jr K. A -.A . . . - 5 . I . - . A, ' . - . . . . I 4, , . ' I -'M . 3 I . . ', - , I' ' , . - . 5, .V - ,- ' . . T ,uffrl 5 -6 1 d n I' ' u 1 9 . fa 1 A , y H 1 ' 1 1 ' ' t F y 'left , t an ' . , F ' 1 ' . ' - P ' , a to .32 0 V I I H . Z 0 .X s - I ' -sb -' 2 UBI! '11 - Img ' helap n-omni in any If JJ haiku!! GREENIE B's LICK TRIBE BY 30-14 South Park 's undefeated B squad toppled Port Neches-Groves B's, 30-14, at Greenie Stadium, Oct. 25. The loss was the first in three starts for the Indians' B's. Indian scoring against South Park was by James Powers, on a four-yard sweep: Joe Coward, who deflected a pass, picked off the ball in mid-air and crashed off 30 yards, and halfback Jerry Toups, who plunged for extra points. Center John Wilson and end Bill McCoy were line standouts for the Indians. INDIAN B SQUAD TAKES PORT ARTHUR, 16-12 Two long runs by sophomore David Miller led the Port Neches- Groves B squad to a 16-12 victory over the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets' B squad. Mil1er's first run was 27 yards and his next one was 65 yards. He ran for one conversion, and Farland Bottoms made the other. The Indians, with a 16-0 lead, held Port Arthur until the last quarter when the Yellow Jackets made their two touchdowns on a touchdown pass from Gene Yentzen to halfback Roy Hooks and a seven-yard run by Donald Tetrault.' Woodrow Howard David Thom as Bush Chapman Colvin Cross George Anderson Johnny Boudreaux Richard Briggs Douglas Bums Lonnie Bums Tommy Bums Larry Dore Kenneth DeVil1ier if 1 r F 2? . El N ihss S Bobby Ensminger Jack A- Firby gi 4 1 JOE WILLIAMSON Coach Earl Frederick ' ' H Squad Glenn Goodwin Alfred Joines Ronald LeFleur Billy Landry Charles David Tommy Bill Alex Langlinais Lindsey Lowrance McCoy Pellerin X Richard Phelps Lanis Sheffield Carroll Shirley John Simon Jerry Toups Larry Trahan Gerald Waldo Johnny Wilson Y JOE NVILLIAMSON Av! Coach 2 hi' Haskeiball '58 '59 SCHEDULE Port Neches Groves Opponent Port Arthur Beaumont South Park Port Arthur Orange Beaumont South Park Port Arthur JAMES PEARMAN Manager 2-7 FIRST ROW Jxmmy Bow11n Andy Sm1th T1lman Hanchey Robert Lowrey Tommy Dom1ny SECOND hmmy Bowhn Alton Trahan SSUIOI Senlor Page 193 ROW: Alton Trahan, Bill Fitch, James Cooper, Jerry Sutton, John Williams. I I JJ Richard Briggs J Charles Collier Ronny Carroll Kenneth DeVi11ier Mark Hopper If JJ quad Kaskcfball Billy Worsham Mickey Wilson Jimmy Taliaferro Brenton Reynolds Billy McNee1y Charles Lrbby and B111 Frtch had fmgertrp battle rn aftemoon practrce Acizvu r 04, V2 All eyes were on the ball as an Indian player tried to juggle it toward waiting team member. ll.. ,, . , le-un di I' . :I 1 - Qs: ll, ' .11 Ll , 'Q .Ian 3 Q J- Ill 'L' 'Hull' ' X S-Xfjx James Cooper made another goal Pa e 195 ' 9 aL. Q , SCHEDULE 4 Port Neches Groves Port Arthur Beaumont Orange South Park Port Arthur Orange Beaumont South Park EDGAR PAYNE Head Coach Bascball 5 8 59 'R 'Q Page 196 iQ.. YN , FIRST ROW Lonme Davrdson Tommy Dommy Mtke Bemard Douglas Burns Brenton Reynolds Opponent in w D 2 Robert Lowrey SECOND ROW Gene McCollum Henry Bodden Bobby Wachsmuth Curtrs LeBlanc Ronny Carroll Henry Sattler THIRD ROW Coach Edgar Payne Ronme Allred Gerald Bourque Jrmmy Tahaferro Andy Smxth Dwatn Bean Jerry LaCro1x Manager Gary James FOURTH ROW Wofford Plott Btlly Lowrance Mark Hopper John Harms B111y Worsham John Cobb Wxlhams 14 1 1 2 I 1 X , , Y in 7 12 E 7 4 fe 1 5 , f 'B A Q ' 17 8 2 1 I me 7 4 I 2 8 1 '-. S Lf' .. . 9 3 I I . s by g Hg h 1 as 2 v ..., M 3 N ' l A at HGTV-1 Q' It - sv Y 1 f 5' x I' 1 - , Q 1 1: ,T i . MDN nv ' 5' ' ' is 1 -I .W Z ix N ..Z N -A I '- 2 1 V Vw 5, M. i ', Q - I I ,gow v -,-..-5 H 4 - 'W Q - X 1 A : I ' , v ' y V . w 1 lf- A ' Q e -V C y . It v ft I K g , Q -vt ' g. .. 1 X Y '- BV N ' me , . ,,-' , 'S - A B- v XL- ,S ' ,N-Y' ..f.-. AQ Pi Af .Ng 'F Catcher Dwarn Bean and prtcher Gene McCollum were two of the team s Outstanding players The Indrans Ieadrng rnfrelders rncluded Henry Sattler Mrke Bemard Ronme Allred B111y Lowrance ww pu Mrke Bernard and Ronme Allred were rn Three of the team s leadrng hrtters rn drscussron wrth Coach Payne eluded Wofford Plott B111y Lowrance John Cobb W11l18mS 'Q- Prtchers were John Harms Gerald B From left to rrght were the senror members Om-que Ronme Allred Wofford Plott B111y Lowrance Gerald Bourque Curtis LeBlanc Mrke Ber nard Henry Sattler Page 197 ,F 1 MX F14 , C, or ,,, 5-, . ew. rw 'cf X ' wifi' y to , .- x ' , , q,,, s an i' hh' , f A , by is rfffffi 3 ' A- r .J if X V' . . yrs 'M ! 4 . V! i A I W , 'sa fi f , K ,M 5. 9 5 1: .. XWX A h f ' r ,4 , 'T ,, x . f f 7 f fl in f K ' , X I' V , as , xy I Q ' . xx ,Q 5 I' X .X V lf- . ' I . A .. ,. ' D I ' fr: -Ui... B . . me-X ,Y V. I NUR ? vw Q1 - Q.. 'L Y Q.. .r Y w 1 'r tp: 'C Us 43410 X C 7-'za Y ' 1 ,Yu V ' .11 ' 4 f 1' ' Y . I I I I l 1 - , . Crack The track team jumped the hurdles and sprinted through a busy spring schedule under the able and amiable coaching of Ken Watson and Charles Petkovsek. Members of the track team were as follows: First row: Jerry Toups, Farland Bottoms, James Powers, Brenton Reynolds, Ronny Carroll, Richard Briggs, George Anderson, Leroy Trahan, David Miller. Second Row: Jo Cowart, John Simon, John Wilson, Gerald Trahan, James Cooper, Billy Worsham, Benford Bennett, Earl Frederick, Billy Moore, Mike Wallace. Third Row: Carlton Boudreaux, Lanis Sheffield, Carroll Shirley, Bill McCoy, Bob Ensminger, Earl Tompkins, Ben Goodwin, Donnie Bogan, Johnny Sutton, John Valentine, Mike Kent, Claude Nash, Glen Goodwin. Not pictured: Charles Lang- linais, Tim Falgout, Norman Reynolds, Donald Hughes, Jimmy Wemer, Roy Hilton. SCHEDULE March 'U A 5 4 23 Four-way meet - - - 26 Gulf-Coast Relay - - - April 1 Three -way meet ---- N Q fb 'Y.'?Ef 11 Baytown Relay - - - 15 District meet - - - CHARLES PETKOVSEK, KEN WATSON Coaches Page 198 - Port Neches Lake Charles Port Arthur Orange Lake Charles Port Neches French Beaumont - - Baytown - Port Arthur Port Neches South Park Beaumont Orange fs r 1,5 4 r 440 YARD RELAY Toups, Briggs, Carroll, Miller Bottoms, Powers . My '58-,59 I 1 HURDLERS Carroll, Cooper, Briggs Sf aff :WD MILE RELAY Bottoms, Miller Toups, Cooper, Trahan ge 200 -5 - .-J ef AHS X 7 , . , 4 e v .wife ,1 ,, Herman Erickson David Girouard Kenneth Hagler C. B. Matthews Wofford Plott Lyle Sweeney Harvey Ware Dennis Wash JOE WILLIA MSON Coach Gay 58 59 Paula Elliott Milly Shuford Pam Sonnier WELDON BREV ARD Head Coach Celmis '58- '59 'fix K in 3 'P 5 ' 4 5 X L. J. Babb Jimmy Bowlin Howard Edmonds John Estes Glenn Guidry John I-lunsucker Alton Trahan Page 201 T33 5 :live x A' I 1 ,JL lg AV 5 ', Jil- NA, , ' A,-fn, I ,A . of In If If Page 202 -v.,,,,A. ai ,fe 1 ' ,p' . With lives of experience, minds of wisdom, and hearts of gold, they were our friends, teachers, advisors, the . . . Na. -1- fl. 45 f sk, nfl .Zzculfy and ,4 dm1'14z14fra!1'1f14 Q 12' f- ff N. 1335, f K Q19 ' K x ' 1, 'L N N f of -X Q - 4 ' . 12151-. rg r Q . fy U , ' 0 ' I X 7 A Q , ' K X , ,gig x 1 f 1 I - ' ' Q A X, . A f 1 H 4 ., 5 ' Q 9 .,.. .. ?-'- F . '-x, A., -- askin .' dw :V P g 203 .....-x..,,---.... V . - . . Y 5 ,,.. I ,.-vm-vital 4 in chan! Board SEATED left to rxght Kenneth Wxlhams Business Manager Gene McCollum Supermtendent LOUISE Robmette Execuuve Secretary N G N1d8S VlC8Pl'CS1dCl'll W C Holhs Secretary L W ay S ONea1 A M Sm1th Presldent Sam Hambrlck NOT SHOWN. Bruno Huval Page 204 Szlperzkfzfendmf MR B. E. McCOLLUM Superintendent of Port Neches-Groves School District l wif A ln Congratulations to you on your many achievements this year. Your spirit of cooperation and willingness to do your part made these ac- complishments possible. Remember to divide your time for all phases of a well-balanced life, providing ample time for study and worship in order that your mind may be wholesome and your prospective true. Continue the good work so that your lives may be what you want them to be, and may you never forget that to be successful, one should develop physically, mentally, morally, and spiritually. Superintendent Q 1, gig MR. W. B. KILLEBREW Curriculum Director MR. K. W. WILLIAMS Business Manager - N Page 206 'TWT Ofhce -.v-.,. .4 n 'W ww-....,,, 1 ' q, Pk' M' W V A lwn -N, '-4. Q., N MRS LOUISE ROBINETTE MRS, MADIE HARRISON Secretary to Superintendent Elementary Supervisor of Schools -... Personnel MRS. COLLETTE HEAD Curriculum Office Secretary MRS. RUTH COMMANDER Business Office Clerical Assistant E' TiW5!!f.f.i MRS. LORA WILSON Business Office Secretary Page 207 Prinvzpal MR OLIVER P. MONK Principal of Port Neches- Groves High School fs T ,s.:z1 Congratulations to the student body of 1958-59. You have accomplished many things this year and we are proud of the spirit and morale you have shown. For most of our students, this year was another step in the direction of a high school edu- cation. For the seniors, we hope you finished the preparation for what lies ahead and that the foundation constructed here was a firm and worthwhile structure. We hope you have learned the values as well as the subject matter that you will need in your future life. We know you have been prepared to be a good citizen and a credit to your school and your community. On behalf of the faculty I would like to wish each of you a bright future and a happy life. We hope that the Indian school spirit will be with you always. A fyif-,ad Oliver P. Monk Principal Page 208 Many students received valuable help and instruction in selecting their majors for college work from Mr, Jerry Tucker, our counselor. Director of tudeut ,fletizfities Mr. Wilford Moore, director of athletic activities, was responsible for promoting Indian skill and spirit, Cfetzuseler ,ic A 5 eww W5 I ,if M ., 9 if Eg FN . 1 Mr. Gilbert Massey, director of all student activities, set the clock for special schedules. ,llthletie Direeter age 209 Ofhve faff Q -v,..- 1 fx! Mrs, Marion Kelly cared for all aches and ills and tested the hearing and sight of all the students. Page 210 Mrs, Lovie Singleton, Secretary was well-known for her excellent work both for the Principal and the stu- dent body. Mrs. Theola Doebele kept the attendance records accurate and up-to-date on all students, Eafefcriu Staff The cafeteria staff strives to prepare delicious and well balanced meals each day, Left to right: Mrs. I. V. 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A, :Ji I in MR, TED BORDEN B,S, MR. HARRY GERBENS B.S.: M.S. North Texas State College Texas AGM, University of Houston General Shop, Mechanical Drawing I UMVCYSUY 0f Texas Study Hall Mechanical Drawing I and II Drafting Club Page 219 T' fir kr . w .1 '1 .JH MRS. GRACE BEAL B,B,A,g M, Ed. Stephen F. Austin College North Texas State College English II, Typing I and I1 Study Hall 5. O X MR. FRANK GIOVIALE B.M.: M,Ed. North Texas State College, College of Fine Arts Band, Orchestra YBOARD B069 '0000 90000 '0000 8 l '33 lfmzfiamzl MR JOE WILLIAMSON B,S,g M,S, North Texas State College Drrver Training Basketball Coach B Squad Athletics MR, BILL TIPTON B.S.g M,S, Southern Methodist University University of Houston Drivers Training, Physical Education 'fir B.A.: M.Ed. Homemaking II of America MISS MARY RUNNELS Texas Women's University Future Homemakers ,4 dwrfi Hmcrzfs X N i l 4 ,A A' 'fl 4 v i F 113'-sz pi R3 f ifx N . -5 A1 3' ,,,v-iff' - H, v A V -,V ,Q ,VN K N QRS xi 'To Og-+6 . 45 N Q x x The merchants and business people supported us in every way, , . Page 223 Adverflszng Jndelf Ava s Fabrrc Avenue A Cleaners Bouquet Florrsts 8: Grft Shop Campus Fashrons Chrck s Cafe Chronrcle Crocker Motors Del Mar Book Shop Dress 81 Fabrrc Center Dryden s Department Store Dunstan Mlnchew Supply Fashronette Frrst Natlonal Bank of Port Arthur Frrst Natronal Bank of Port Neches Frrst State Bank of Groves Freedman s Jewelers Inc Fret s Mobrl Servrce Statxon Grfford s Furnrture Goolsbee and Clark Grrner Sales and Servrce Groves Insurance Agency Groves Book Store 82 Offxce Supply Groves Pharmacy Gulf States Utrlmes Harrrs Book Store Harrrs Dry Goods Hebert Insurance Agency H111 Chevrolet Hrnote Electrrc Company Holley Andrews Independent Grocery I C Robxnson Burck G M C Co Kash Way Food Market L 8: A Grocery Page 224 Laymon Jewelers Lee s Jefferson Cleaners Lrndsey s Servrce Statron Llpoff s Jewelry McFerr1n Insurance Agency MCLemore s Nancy s Flower Shop Nxght s of Port Neches Pat Wood Drug Paul and Mac s Food Store Percy Rlflle Insurance Agency Phoenrx Furnrture Company Plc Um 82 Pac Um Port Arthur Coca Cola Bottlrng Co Port Arthur Typewrrter 82 Supply Co Port Neches Burldrng Materral Co Port Neches Cleaners Rlcca s Chrldren s Wear Sabine Towrng Company Sheffreld Grocery Srnger s Sewrng Machrne Co Smrth Drug Company Southern Un1on Gas Company Sperr s Blg Star Store The Musrc Center Traweek Dry Goods 82 Hardware Walters Harrrson Realtors Webb s Pharmacy Wrllram s Florrsts and Greenhouses Wxnberg s Worth s Wrrght s Electrrc Shop Zummo s Texaco Servrce Station PAGE 2 2 ' ' -------------------- 231 ---------------------- 229 --------------------- 225 ' ------------------235 . . - -.------------ 231 . , . . -------..----- -U-238 ' ----------------------- 227 ' ' ----------------------- 226 ' ' ------------------------- 226 ' ---------------- 238 ' --------------------------- 230 ' -------------------------- 29 ------------------------229 ' -------------------- 238 ---------------------230 ' ' -------------------227 ' - ------------------ 234 ------------------------ 230 ' ---------------- 237 ' ----------------- 235 - ' ----------------- 225 ' -------------- 232 ' -------------------------- 227 ' ' ---------------- 234 ' ' ------------ 231 ' - -------------------- 229 ' ' ----------- 236 - ' . ---------- 235 ' ----------------- 234 ' . ---------- 232 ' , . ---------------- 235 ' ' ' . ---------- -230 ' ' ' ' --------------- 237 --------------------'231 Gibson Jewelry ------------------------ 231 Purcell's Paint 82 Wallpaper Co. ------------ 226 ' ' ' --------------------- 238 ' ' ' ' ------------- -----232 ---------------------237 ' ' ----------------- 229 ' ' ----------------- 238 ' ---------------------- 227 ---------------H 235 ' ' ' ' .-------------- 235 ' - ---------- 238 ' ------------------- 234 ---------------------- 227 ' -------------- 233 --------------------- 228 ' ----------------- ---237 ' ---------------------- 226 ' ---------------------- 232 ' ---------------------- 238 ------------- 229 ----------------- 237 - ' -----------------226 ' ------------------------ 237 ' ---------------------- 237 ' ' ----------------- 227 ' ' --------- --234 - ----------------------- 226 ' ' --------------------------- 230 --------------------230 '-----------------------------23 . . ' ' - . . . . ---------- 231 ' ' ' ------------- ------ 225 -------------------225 ' ' ' ------------ 225 WRIGHT'S ELECTRIC SHOP Commercial and Residential Wiring 1205 Port Neches Avenue RA 2-3642 Port Neches, Texas Qudzdzleaning AVENUE A CLEANERS ellliluf 5 A ee' rf' .2 Me y k l 1 J X, 3 P . 'W Xyxlgjgxgi, ressing 1-X 'fi If A1te rations MR. AND MRS. E. P. RHODES Owners 1126 Ave. A RA 2-3342 Port Neches, Texas DUNSTAN MINCHEW HOME SUPPLY We get a new diploma every year' -4 Our servrcemen are framed regularly rn General Motors Tralnlng Centers schooled m methods by the factory Instructors On the 'ob they use only genuine Frrgldarre parts Thus makes sense to us and we know rt makes sense to our customers They keep commg back for other Frlgldalre products year after year Dial WO 2 1171 Groves Texas 6159 3 th A 'T ef KASH WAY FOOD MARKET xv we 321 Ave A Choice Meats and Groceries RA 2 8024 Port Neches Texas ZUMMO S TEXACO Open Sundays RA 2 6722 Llano at Avenue A Port Neches Texas 225 B' 'Q ' . I . ' ' .. , - 9 St. .Q ' ,VfH,V,xe X SERVICE STATION l 'A ffl xy W - TE o , f .iii E ' WALTERS' S REALTOR 6 OZ 'Z' 14 Avenue 3 hes I Port Eiczlggz E ru! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS 1959 5404 mf 1 ,j3,:, Q29 x ,K ' L 'f wi and ' S M awe at Halley Andrews MEN S AND BOYS WEAR 640 Procter Phone YU 5 4716 Port Arthur Texas HARRIS BOOK STORE School Supp11es Tuflde School Bmders Guaranteed for 5 Full Years 524 Flfth St YU 5 2585 Port Arthur Texas xf LIPOFF S JEWELRY STORE Port Arthur Texas X J CHICK s CAFE A1r Cond1t1oned Ch1cken ,mf i SeaFoods Steaks Hamburge r s RA 2 8013 1309 Port Neches Ave -E ' 1 HOUSE HUNT Ms Lxruuon raw! youll' PURCELL S PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO 1323 Port Neches Ave RA 2 3621 Port Neches Texas 226 OF - 'J 4 , ,,, -ig 'A , , f I if Rn A XS' . . . 1 C H . H X 6 , N-I -rx D.. 1 1' Q ' mn. ' V SHEFFIELD GROCERY Quahty Food for Less RA 2 3212 1100 Port Neches Avenue your key f TO GREATER VALUES CAMPUS FASHIONS 2335 Proctor YU 2 Port Arthur 7091 GROVES PHARMACY W W DOUGHERTY Prop Groves Texas WO2 4431 FASHIONETTE BEAUTY SHOP A Complete Beauty Shop 1106 Port Neches Avenue HINOTE ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS College at Ave B P O Box 4207 Beaumont Texas D1al TE 2 0261 4201 16th Street P O Box 3036 Port Arthur Texas D1al YU 3 7861 its OF PORT NECHES 1113 Port Neches Ave Port Neches Texas 227 .f RA 2-3611 I Doctor awyer Merchant Ch1ef J Qs 9 f l'l'l Q 0 After graduatlon you ll find new goals to achleve mcreas mgly lnterestlng though some tlmes dxflicult And whatever your goal IU medlcme law or buslness you ll find Amencas free enterprlse system offers ever growmg opportumtxes and rewards for su cessful accom plxshment To make your Job easxer you ll find Reddy Kllowatt elec trxc power an able helper partner workmg for Better Llv mg for Amerlca - - 2 O o o o Q' . ' . . 9 J n , , . , . -J Z. V. ,. C - rx? ' 9 I sf, ' QM, - a 'Q Q . . - l w .ii -f . Q f . 'o , 6 0. '4 .harm ,.-rv' I' :rl -A PORT XIXTHI R T1 XMB PIC UM 8. PAC UM TRAWEEK Your Dr1ve In Food Stores D G d d H d Port Neches Br1dge C1ty ry Oo S an ar Ware V1dor Groves 514 S d R d YU Z 4 4 Open 7 Days Weekly ta lum Ca 9 9 6 A M to 9 P M Port Arthur wx NW MCLEMORE s fWZf07fLf'- sc TO S1 STORE 6 Hi' Port Neches Nederland ew 5 Groves 516 Proctor YU 5 8413 Dort Arthur CROCKER MOTORS Authorlzed DeSoto and Plymouth Dealer Sales and SCIVICC 1125 Llano Port Ne che s Phone Texas Qleghfa 8112 IW lr. YQ J ,J , A SABINIQ 'lxoxygca CXOMBMXNY 1 X 229 CHRONICLE Your Weekly Newspape r RA 2 7311 Port Neches PORT NECHES BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY Devoe Pamts RA 2 3321 1902 Port Neches Avenue EASY TERMS Where Your Furruture and Apphance Dollar Goes Further WO 2 3591 Groves 16' G Roc! I new ' mQ'Q 'My INDEPENDENT GROCERY WO 2 2341 4030 Maln Avenue DEL MAR BOOK SHOP B1b1e s Re I1 School Supphes 1942 N1nth Ave Por g1ous Books Stat1one ry t Arthur J coca!! nnucs PAT WOOD DRUG STORE Groves 3838 Mam Ave WO 2 4464 Groves I 0 Q D 99 Q I , N 0 mi , Mah, Lil, . . . I 4 . . If 4--.-' 5 ggpv' f LET US HELP KX, E BouQuET Q FLORIST 8: GIFT SHOP g Des1gners gay M LULA E SCHLOSSER FIRST NATIONAL BANK 50 Procter YU 3 5601 Port Arthur INEZ HONEYCUTT 4345 Lmcoln W 2 102.8 Groves Texas X'I2emember GEORGE GIBSON JEWELRY 4324 L1nco1n 2 3431 Groves Texas H nw PORT NECHES CLEANERS 913 Port Neches Avenue Port Neches, Texas To Look Your Best Make Your Dress Best 1D Materlal and Not1ons at AVA'S FABRIC 4248 L1nco1n WO Z 1111 Groves For a New Bu1ck In the Sabme Area It's J C ROBINSON BUICK G.M.c. COMPANY ' .-I AUTHORIIFD SALES AND SERVICE ID C 947 Procter YU 5 8838 Port Arthur 231 4 -'T I I ,J WOO.. if TA if A,gQQ.. .5,f.V! XJ ,I-1lxoN :j,f Q h . O D l 3155 1 - ' WO - 3 , ,jQ,.+ . . THE MUSIC CENTER HENRY AND INEZ DECKARD Owners The Very Best of the Best ln Muslcal Me rchand1se Planos Mus1ca1 Instruments Organs H1 F1del1ty and Stereo Records and Phonographs YU 5 5821 333 Austln Avenue Port Arthur RICCA S PERCY RIFFLE CI-HLDREN'S WEAR INSURANCE AGENCY RA 2 3722 4318 L1nCO1n WO 2 2751 1019 Port Neches Avenue Groves, Texas Port Neches PORT ARTHUR TYPEWRITER at SUPPLY COMPANY L 8. A GROCERY Where Your Dollars Have Sense 914 Avenue A RA 2 5157 2337 Procter YU 2. 5521 Port Neches Port Arthur Downtown Beaumont, Texas V111age I , , rv ' ' ' II Accessories for All Musical Instruments 7 'E ll 232 ' wondermg 3 MNG RH.-RIG Y, P AQ8' 96 4,70 0 Q 0 0 0 00159 G oosvwmm ,HHN We 643 IS hes f ' Your Servanf Seven Woys Seven Days Q Week SOUTHERN UNION GAS COMPANY O l y 'IN 6 fp, ilol, ...,.. s.o, ..... y ,cf Pk Pk 'no,.: ...n C, ......,.ovv 1... o.-a. ... K 5 . 0.0.22 ou... 0 36 . . :zz 0 V' , ..... Ak A u .,.- '. .. 1, eww 1 ., 49.0 if 1 1 ac 45 ef '1 .'. 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T 'lcuxf' 415 St11We11 YU 5 7321 I N , Port Arthur 5 Q PORT ARTHUR COCA COLA BOTTLING CO FREEDMAN s GROVES AQZJVE JEWELRY INC INSURANCE AGENCY 4316 L1nco1n 1203 Port Neches Avenue Por' Neches Texas Groves Texas wo 2 1431 55 0 Orleans Beaumont Texas PLEASURE' PAUL 8. MAC S FOOD STORE LEE S JEFFERSON CLEANERS 6220 Jefferson WO 2 3931 Port Neches Ave RA 2 8222 f Ewa' ,I l fr CX I M ' II,I - Q ' - I , . 51,11 1 .AAT . fXTRAfIEz gm 9 ws A Groves - I - zas TIME l l11RST'NA7l1'!0NAE1 HANK fgo Yo Pqrt Neches, T xas Th P1 e You Are Always Welcome TIM HRS? ,NBTIGHM BB!!! mb- BIG STAR STORE 3830 Mam Ave Groves Texas WEBB S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 4247 Lmcoln WO 2 4481 Groves HILL CHEVROLET COMPANY RA Z 3314 1308 Port Neches Ave FRET S SERVICE STATION RA Z 8065 923 Port Neches Ave DRYDEN S DEPARTMENT STORE 4343L1ncoln Groves Texas Serv1ng You and Your Fam11y GOOLSBEE 8. CLARK 1117 Port Neches Avenue RA Z 4041 Port Neches Texas Best Wlshes HEBERT INSURANCE AGENC Y 1313 Port Neches Avenue Port Neches, Texas 237 1 1 1 9 Best Wishes to the Senior Class WAR WHOOP STAFF - ESTT ISQQ nf' or ' 0 1 P. O. Box 429 Port Arthur 748 Houston Ave. 1928 Ninth Ave. 1928 Woodworth Blvd. YES! GROVES Boox STORE at OFFICE SUPPLY 6117 39th sr. Phone wo 2-4281 Groves, Texas NANCY'S FLOWER SHOP EDITH TALIAFERRO - Owner RA 2-4114 1109 Port Neches Ave. Cong ratulations McFERRIN INSURANCE AGENCY A1l Forms of Insurance LINDSEY'S is GULF SERVICE STATION S 'Q Q RA 2-4234 W 1502 Port Neches Ave. Purcell Building Port Neches RA 2-3310 GRlNER'S SALES 8: SERVICE Lawn Mower Headquarters RA Z-6234 813 Avenue A Port Neches 238 HARRIS DRY GOODS Groves 3840 Main WO Z-4033 77 lr H We the War Whoop staff are charged wrth the responsrbrllty of comptllng a complete accurate account of the school year s actrvmes We begrn rn the Sprrng by choosrug the staff for the followrng year Then we plan our layouts and sell advertrsements duung the summer months In the Fall we are busy wrth class prctures We rush to meet our copy deadlrnes durrng March Aprrl and June and hope that we have accompllshed our establtshed goal Jerry Arnold James Black Edwrna Combs Paula E1l1ott Barbara Harty Jo Beth Holstead Ellen Louvrer Ralph Eluen Frances Daniel Dana Ransom Carolyn Mays Vrvren Powers Anna Ramke Betty Smrth Edwtn Stephens Gay Whttfreld Page 239 Li f 7 6 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 'g-2.-UP