Robert E Lee High School - Lee Traveler Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1968 volume:

ROBERT E. LEE BAYTOWN. TEXAS VOL. 38 SPORTS aoe 288 Finnic FWwsps Of Ar'RT.' Set our hearts in tune with thee Thy strength and thy Beauty shall set our pathways bright Glory laud and honor we shall ever bring to thee . . . And lift our voices in thy praise Lei others thy spirit Alma Mater, Alma Mater, give to us the key . . . 12 That through our days will open wide, the truth that makes us free . . . May we ever forward march . . , 14 and faithful, loyal be 19 Administration GEORGE GENTRY Superintendent Board of Trustees Top row: Sam Alford. Paul Parkinson, Seth Mitch- ell. and Troy Poterion. Bottom row: Jamoi Ellis. Carol Opryshek, and Bob Wahrmund. HENRY ARMSTRONG Principal JOHN ADAMS Assistant Principal EULA POTTER Assistant Principal 21 JEWEL AMMONS English MARIAN ASHLEY French ELIAS A. AWWAD Mathematici BETTE BAETHE Mathematics ADDIE BELL 8A1LEY Mathematics CAROLYN BAKER Business Education PATRICK J. BARRY Science W. R. BICKLEY English LYNETTE BISHOP Social Studios PATRICIA BOBBITT Physical Education JAY BOLLINGER Physical Education GENE BOSSE Science HELEN BOWERS English R08ERT BRADFORD Mathematics NETTIE BRADSHAW Social Studios WILLIAM BRENTZEL Art HALDEAN L. BROWN Science MARY BROWN English JAMES BUCKNER Social Studies Business Education RAY BUNDY Industrial Arts Mathematics MARY BURKETT English JOHN ELLA CARROLL English OUIDA CARROLL Guidance GERALDINE CASTLEMAN English SHERMAN CHRILDRES Latin ROSE CLEVELAND Homemaling LESLIE COUCH D.E. MARGARET CUMMINGS Social Studies 23 Teachers exchange Ideas during lunch. WESLEY DOYLE Business Education GRACE EDWARDS Homemaking Mr. Albriton gets the assistance of Miss Barrow and Joanie Spivey in the main office. CHARLES FORQUE Band KATHERINA GEORGE Mathematics MITTIE GODWIN Physical Education RUTH GREGERSON English Business Education CAROL GRUBAUGH ‘ English CLYDE HENDERSON Social Studies Business Education JOYCE HENDERSON Art RUTH HENRY Librarian 24 LEON HIGGINBOTHAM Social Studios DON HIGHTOWER Social Studies ART HODGES Scionco NATALIE HUCKABEE English FRANK JAMES Guidance MACK JOHNSON Mathematics WILMA H. JOHNSTON English Journalism Social Studies SYBIL JORDAN Social Studies JACQUELINE KERN Physical Education PAUL KERN Physical Education HILLARD McCANDLESS Mathematics GERTRUDE MARSH English Business Education JANE MITCHAM English DONALD MUERY Band IMA MUSTON English JOHNNIE B. PUNCHARD Dr. Ed. Business Education DURWARD RATLIFF Science ALINE REINEKE French JOHNNY RILEY Businost Education VIRGINIA ROWLEn Scionce M. C. RUSHING Guidance WALTER SMITH Vocation Agriculture BILLY G. SOLOMON Social Studies MARGARET STRAUSS English NORMAN SUHR German PETE SULTIS Physical Education DORIS TREYBIG English JOY WALKER Physical Education JACK WALTON Music THURMAN WATSON Mathematics WOODROW WHATLEY Scionce Physical Education MARY WHITAKER Social Studies ELAINE WHITE Health MARY ELIZABETH WILBANKS English DOROTHY WILLIS Guidance JOE WOOD Social Studios ETHEL WRIGHT Physical Education 26 LINDA BARROW Main Offico SAMUELLA COURVILLE Guidance RUTH HARMON Guidenco LELA HAYES Mr. Adams’ Office Mrs. Evelyn Badgley, Registrar, keeps account of school money. ARTHUR MAE LEMON Mr. Armstrong's Office ESTULENE MEYERS Library LUCILLE ROCKHOLD Attendance LOIS SLOAN Miss Potter's Office 27 Terry Ademi Don Ailcoy Elise Ale-Rente Jack Alexander Richard Aloxender Jill Allen Judy Amyett Bovorly Andenon Chrii Andenon Cynthie Andenon Kethy Andorson Kathy Andorson Tommy Andenon Key Armstrong Scott Armstrong Robert Arnold Jock Arvin Steven Attoway Berbere Baggett Brian Balter Priscilla Baldwin Don Barnhill Sharon Baughman Gordon Bsumbach Robert Beyliss Robort Beardon Kay Boavers Zandra Behrens Marilyn Bell Brad Benton Doe Doo Borgoron Francis Bothea Jon Bicltlcy Robert Blumborg Julie Bollinger Robert Booker Susan Booth Sarah Bossart Dennis Brazil Johnny Bright Rusty Brockman Betty Brown Mary Brown Becky Brunson Evolyn Buckles Brenda Burditt Lynn Burckott Becky Burnett Tommy Burnsido Susan Bush Laura Bush Fred Campboll Lynn Campboll Gary Cappleman Bryan Carter Wiley Carter Brenda Casoy Donna Casey Judy Casey Johnny Cavaretta Kathy Center Elaine Cexeaux Janot Chastain Miko Cheney Karen Clark Kay Clark Stanley Clark Ewell Clark Sharon Clay Keith Coburn Connie Colo Bobby Collins Ronald Colwell Wayne Colwell Ponny Compton Ronnie Compton Konnoth Conger Ronnio Conner Jo Cook Chris Corbott Doloiso Covcrson Peggy Cowhig Jerry Cox Don Crano Candy Crist Floyd Crocker Dale Crow Mike Cryor Kristen Curry 4ary Dahlquist Men Davis na Davis dary Davis Austin DcBruhl atricia Dees Maudia Dedman tonnie Denny homas Derryberry lancy Dial 32 Wilda Dickerson Larry Diehl David Digman John Dommort ————milW M IBIIWII III Ml II HUM J The students do the latest steps at the victory dances. David Donnolly Stophon Donnelly Lola Geno Douty Betty Duncan Mary Jo Dunkorly Tim Dunn Barbara Dunning Dwight Dyer Judy Earthman Gerry Edgo Janet Font Debbie Ford Margaret Fowler John Freeman Virginia Frommo Gary Fuller Jim Fullor Doniso Furon Don Gann Ronnie Gardner Nancy Garner Katherine Garrett Larry Gautroaux Judy Gontry Ronnio Gipson Jano Gillette Jeanio Glenn Carol Gordon Linda Gordon Pam Grantham The Antler club is one of the many clubs at Lee that supports school sports. Jacicio Greer Stephanie Greer Willie Greer Kathy Griffin Ronald Griffin Linda Guico Rosa Linda Gutierrez Gary Gutkowski Lynne Hale Keith Hall Kay Hallman Bath Hamilton Roy Hamilton Ronnio Harper Rusty Harpor Iri� Harrington Betsy Harris Susan Harrison Kerry Hartless Jo Ann Harvey Karen Harvoy Ray Lynn Hasty Georgia Heald Deborah Helberf Delores Henneke Janie Hernandez Billy Horrington Janet Herrington Mary Sue Hester Diana Hickorson Glen Hickerson Kathy Higgins Gil Hill David Himil 36 The cafeteria offers a variety of food Jano Hoffman Victor Holloman Melvin Horton Linda Houso Ann Hughe Tana Hull Mike Hunt Debbie Huron Judy Jackson Dorothy James Bengio Jamie Amy Johnson Cris Johnston Debbio Jones Gary Jones Rick Jones Vivian Jones Gordon Johnson Sandy Johnson Vicki Johnson Cathy Kaderli Gail Kana Gary Kappler Libby Kehoo Carla Keiper Richard Kelly Linda Kervin Keith Kilcrease Justin Kollmeyer Julie Korenek Pat Kveton Liana Knoi Sherry King Jody Laird Leslie Lamm.ers Dan Lang Judy Lannou George Leavins Nita Lee Kathy Leeseman 38 One advantage of being a senior is eating at the head table. Kenneth Lemmon Bill Lewis Albert Liles Robert Tindell Kathy Little Ruth Ann Lively Hugh Lloyd Michael Lloyd Jimmy Lockett Susie Long 39 Kris Love Michael Luca� Bill Lyle� Waltor McCandless Deborah McCarthy Wanda McClendon Joanna McCormick Mike McFatridgo Howard McGeo Peggy McHonry Miko McKee Tommy McLemore Cynthia McNulty Cynthia McNulty Morton McPhail Besty Maeser James Magee Lorita Magee Jo Ann Malac Billy Malloy Jan Mann Iris Maris Annette Maronoy Royce Marshall Kennoth Martin 40 Steven Martin Irma Martinez Julie Martinez Mike Massey Patti Kate Massoy Mary Matysiak Andrew May Galen May Sandy May Yvonne Mazoch Sandra Medina Deborah Merritt Mike Messick Diana Mitchell Myrteel Moonoy 41 Mark Moore Van Mooro Dayle Morgan Karen Morris Saundra Mosely Barbara Moses Donnie Muonnink Randy Mullons Will Mundinger Debbie Myors Wanda Navarro Linda Neely Michael Nelson Cathy Nevil Kenneth Newsom Gary Norris Thelma Norris Mary Ann Novak Pat Nunan Gary Odom Ann Olds Benard Olive Pat Orchin Aurora Ordonoz Dolores Ortiz 42 I Larry Padgett Donna Pago Jane Parker Linda Patillo Ronald Patillo Linda Patterson Miko Patyk Mary Pavlas Susan Porkins Charles Perry Ell Phelps Fred Phillips Wanda Pintorieh Leroy Pitro Feris Platt Bill Pohlor Laddio Pokorny Tina Poutra Judy Pratt Kurt Pullen Rosalinda Ramirez Carolyn Raynor Vicki Razo Donna Reed Virginia Reeves Bitsi Reiter Julia Rice Gary Richards Tommy Richmond Mikolo Rickman Patricia Roberson Jimmie Robinson Glonn Roesler 44 Debbie Rogers Delone Rogers Andy Rose Janis Roth Shelia Roth Judy Rowe Kenneth Rudder Shari Rushing Kathryn Sobotilc Pedro Salas Gonaro Salinas Randall Sanders Robert Sanders Robert Sandlin Curtis Saunders Danny Saveli Karen Schnell Steven Schoyen John Scott Lupe Serrano Sandy Shandley 45 Donna Shannon Jimmy Sheats Tricia Shod Randy Short Floyd Shymanski Joe Simio Rosemary Sims Becky Skelton Angie Slaglo Carl Smith 46 Gone Smith Alvin Sneod Corlis Sonnenborg Carol Sorrells Mike Sounmala Vicki Sowders Jeff Spangler Donna Spear Joanie Spivey Pat St. John Carol Stopfeton Susan Stewart Sharon Storck Linda Stovall Charles Strauss Connie Street John Street Candy Strickland Sandy Strickland Jennifer Siratt Patricia Swanagan Ronnie Tarpey Susan Taylor Pat Thonomann Sid Thomas Mike Thompson Mark Tipton Jodie Tolleson Mary Tomac George Terres 47 Jo Lynn Troybig Ric Trifilio Ralph Trout Nancy Tucltor Robbie Umholtx Cricotda Villarreal Miles Vincin Douglas Wagner Anne Wahrund Rhonda Walltor Marcia Walmsley Sharon Warford Laura Warren Charlie Watts Steven Weaver David Webb Ray Weeks Shirley Woikel Beth Hamilton and Jo Ann Harvey were excited upon getting their invitations Shorry Wolch Linda Wall Ruth Well Oanny Whatley Karen Whoeler Ginger Whitaker Verline Whitaker Cathloen Wilcox Brenda William Billy Willis Dori Wilson Charles Winkelman Cliff Witt Bill Wood Larry Woods Bill Wooster Angola Wunsch Arnold Yates Donald York Ronald York Myrta Yepex Jimmy Younse Janet Zavodny Mary Zierlien 49 Charles Adams John Alexander Nowana Alexander Richard Alpha Arlono Andrews Both Anderson Alice Antonini Mile Archer Shannon Arthur Carol Atkins Kathy Atfeberry Nathan Ausley Rozona Avery Bob Bains Matt Baker Alice Ball Dobbio Barnhill Larry Barron Jimmy Barton Ruby Barton Tommy Bayliss Rickie Belt Steven Bennett Larry Benoit Kathy Bettes 51 Mary Jane BicVley Gerald Bis-hop Marva Black Luan Blakey Hugh Lloyd opens the Deer Park game Ronnie Blanco Vickie Bordelon Albert Boodell Nelda Boodell Sandro Boone Van Boswell Beuta Boutin Alma Boudreaux Billy Bounds Bobby Bounds 52 with a smash. Jan Bulho Barbara Bundage Margio Burch Allen Burdett Terry Burnett Bob Boyd Clarlt Boylei Gary Brinkley David 8rooks Aubrey Brown Barry Brunson Diane Boutin Richard Bowen Becky Burns Bill Burns Nelda Byford Ella Caldwell Daniel Compos 53 Exchange students Elisa Alaranta and Mike. Sounmala fell thoir Amorican 'sit- ter' and 'brother . Sadie Kalbitz and Jim Fuller, about their countries. Richard Cansler Rod Cozoaux Chuck Chandler Debbio Chapman Nancy Cherry Ann Ciruiti Billie Clawson Paul Comeaux Albort Contreras Edward Contreras Manuel Contreras Beatrice Coronado Cindy Couch Joel Coy Larry Cryer Alva Cunningham Becky Cummings Martha Cunningham Lou Ellen Currie Dennis Dauphin Diano DoGarmo 54 Rosalie Delgado Sandra Dollehunty Renoo Dolauno Lorna Dickon Undo Dickorson Steven Dickerson Martha Dillard Molly Dittman Douglos Douty Robert Druco Johnny Dunham Michael Durocher Ronoo Eastham Kenney Eaves Gayle Edwards Holly Ehlig Rex Elliot Bill Ellis Miko Enoch Leo Entler Wendy Felknor Carol Fieldor Molly Finn Beltran Fisher Mary Fisher Roslyn Fischer Sharon Fitzgorald Nell Flowors Len Ford Sharon Ford 55 Karen Forester Charlotte Foreman Holon Franssen Sandra Fuller Tom Fullor Kyle Fullick Kathy Fuson Larry Gardner Matthow Garey Joe Gentry Pam Gentry Milo GlUen Thomas Giroir Bonne Glass Steven Gonzales Caleb Gonzalez Phyllis GoodsOn Oavid Graves Marilyn Grecnhaw Mary Ann Griffin Ronnie Guest Wayne Guest Tim Guidry Grade Haggerty All senior English 56 Sharon Hair Loo Hales Stuart Honey Cassio Harmon James Harris Carla Harrison Gene Hause Kathy Hayos Jactulino Koy Honsloy Joe Hornandez Daniel Horrea Ronald Herrin Pam Herrington Peggy Hill Debbie Howell Jan Howell Nancy Howell David Hubbard Edward Hulsman Dicky Hunter Don Huntingtor students have to do a research paper. 57 Jimmy Huntloy Carla Jackson Jay Jackson Mark Jacobs Paul Jaubort Debbie Johnson Bill McElhannon, Denise Reinofcc. and Tom Fuller were chosen as rep- resentatives to boy and girl stato . Morvono Johnson Reggio Johnson Karen Jordan Sallie Kalbitz Kathy Kalisek Joo Pat Kelley Pam Kelly Susan Kelly Albort Kolso Norma Kennedy Stephen Kilpatrick Gary Kimmey Kathy King Gone Kinnoy Bobby Kinsoy 58 Kathy Kirkland Laurio Kissol Paul Kloesel Gary Konecny Mike Krumtum Barbara Kuril Willa Mae Laird Glenda Lamb Karen Lamb Glenn Landry Marqret Lannou Mary Lannou Drusilla Lashlee Jeanne Lawrence Patti Lee Robert Lemmon Danono Lewis Cheryl Lewis Zenobia Lewis Janelle Lindsay Goorge Lloyd Linda Locker Ronnie Long Joo Lopoz Janice Lord Jerry Lounsberry Robin Luckins Ann Lusk Glenda Lyon Royce Lawrence 59 Lisa McAlister Janice McBunch Faye McCartney Howard McCartney Michael McCartnoy Shirley McCartnoy Mikol McClain Elizaboth McClintocIc Ed Leah McCoy 8ronda McDaniels The Junior Rotary Ann club advertises the sale of their boutonnieres. William McElhannon Libby McGraw Cathy Mcllwain Martha McKay Barbara McKee 60 Joyce Maley Jimmy Malloy Cheryl Martin Arthur Martinez Frank Martinez Angel Massingill Laura Massey Cathy Metthows Karon Maystorovich Donnie Messerchmitt Billieanne Miles Daryl Mitchell Jo Ann Mitchell Kelly Mitchell Betty Moore Myra Moss Darlone Morris Mike Morris Sharon Mudd Daniel Mundinger Melissa Murphy Thomas Nerren Shoryl Nesselrode Ola Jean Nichols Debbie Nicholson Bobby Odneal Susan Oliphant Amelia Olivares Reggie Olivo Paul Ostcrmayer 61 Billie Ann Ott Carolyn Oviedo Robert Pago Bobby Paintor Deborah Palmer Wendy Parker Carol Patterson Robert Pearce Glenda Pena Kathy Petty Stephen Polley Leon Pond Wanda Potts Philip Prator David Price Kathy Pye Tim Quinton Glenda Raney Molvin Reid Denise Reineke Belinda Rhoden Linda Rios Sandra Rivera Kathy Roberts Joyce Robinson Rhonda Robinson Lorotta Rodreguez Linda Rodreguoz Jane Rogus Amy Roshto 62 Susan Roush John Russo! Norman Russell Fernando Salinas Connio Sanders Mike Sanders Dixie end Stonewall, the school mascots, watch the Gan- ders score again. RichedeM Sandling Ronnie Santana Ann Saunders Frank Savaqe Linda Schima Donna Shelby Betsy Simmons Delores Small Jenno Smelling Becky Smith Brett Smith Robert Smith Susan Smith Terry Smith Johnny Sneed 63 In speech class, the idea is to get to the point... as the poster indicates. Choryl Sfoorr.or Barbara Stout Mile© Stubbs Bernard Svrcok Charles Swick Rar.dal Tanner Roberta Taylor Byron Tate Roqer Thaclcer David Thomas Homor Thomas Carol Todd Choryl Touchet Gail Trohorno Elaine Triche 64 Louisa Villarreal Elizabeth Waixel Cheryl Walden Beverly Welltor Kay Walker Goreld Waixel Dale Ward Steve Watkins Marie Watson Beckie Watson Stove Weisingor Bca West Richard Whatley Nancie Wiedoman Denise Wior Lois Wikstrom Mart Wilkinson Carl Williams Randy Williams Vickie Williams Susan Wilson Mary Beth Wood Arlene Wootan Orley Wootan Donna Wynnemer Cynthia Zavodny Jerome Zierloin Patti Zimbelman Freddio Zlomke Nelson Herbert 65 Mary Margaret Traxier Secretary Calvin Keating President Stevo Adams Debbio Adammek Bill Amyott Danny Amyett Kent Adlong Cynthia Alin Cathy Andorjon Linda Anderson Edwin Arabia Leo Armstrong Cynthia Atkins Jetty Ausley Terry Austin Connio Bailey Jennifer Bailey Belinda Bakor Gloria Baraias Kirk Ba refield Floyd Barrow William Bcardmore Carol Bender Bridgett Brennan Billie Bonny Brenda Binder 67 Jimmie Bishop Shirley Bishop Judy Blackford Billy Blend Glenda Blefsch David Bonnein Percy Boutin Doug'es Boyle Mac Bray Claudia Brown Lattio Brownfiold Marcus Bryant Ann Bullock Janice Burgess Randy Burkett Debbie Burt Elizabeth Campos Johnny Carroll Deborah Casey Paul Cheek Jeannio Clark Pam Clark Tommy Clark Lewis Clarke Warren Clawson Mike Clepper James Clift Shirley Cloud Cathy Cobb Gary Cobb Nancy Cobb Gene Coo Steven Colbur Carolyn Comeaux Angie Conner Julie Cook Emma Coronado Bo Cox Jimmy Creel 68 Pat Crocker Joyce Cryer Mickoy Curfman Jerry Daniel Jimmy Daniel Donald Derrett Cynthia Dickson Walter Dix Carol Easley William Ehlig 8url Elliot Tim Elliot Richard Endel Clint Fagala Kathleen Farley Barbara Farris Kenneth Foster Alexander Foston Dysena French Joanne French Kathie Friormood Charles Fullor Mike Fulton Robert Funderbunk Sulema Garcio Mark Godwin Robbie Gordy 69 Sharon Garrett Gilbert Glastetter Gwen Gober Jonathan Gonralei Bill Goodson Paula Gordon Susan Graves Sholloy Greenwooc Stov� Griffin Jesse Gutiorrer Susan Haines Joe Hales David Honson Karen Hanson 7r Mike Harbough Kay Harmon Herschol Harris Barbara Harrison Patricia Harrop Dolorice Harville Yvonne Harville Kristy Hasty Vorla Hausmann Brenda Haynes Richard Haynes Janie Head Helon Hefnor Leslie Holbert Pam Herring Connie Herrington Virginia Herrington Gay Hix Rebecca Holmes Ruth Ann Holmes Jill Hopper Kay Hopper David Howell Derail Hudspeth Gary Hughes Bennie Huntley Gary Huntsman Grady Huron Glorio Ibarra Vic Ingersoll Oscar Ingram Pam Ingvardsen Hilda Irons Debbie Irwin Bill Ishongowor 71 Dobbio Jackson Larry Jackson Goerge Jacobs Mary Jaubert Loslie Jonkins Cynthia Johnson Grog Jones Patrica Jones Rickie Jordan Calvin Keating Randy Koiper Tommy King Jamie Kilough Gary Kilpatrick Ricky Kleypas Karen Kloosel Stove Knight Mary Laird Alan Landry Kay Lansford James Lansing Dana Larpcntour Evonne Laughlin David LaVerne Max Lawrence Kathie Lewis Lynn Burket, Tim Dunn, and David Fenton help decorate the commons for Homecoming. 72 Kent Liggett Mile Liles Randy Lindstrom Christine Logolin Stove Logolin Becky Lounsberry Laurie Lousnbcrr Roseanna Lowery Joyce Luclcey Jimmy Lyons Ray McCune Joan McElhannon Mickey McGuire Cliff McKee Susan McPhail Terry Macon Everotte Milick Ray Mapot James Martin Eva Martinez Valentin Martinez Debbie Massey Paulina Matthew Charles May Carmen Michol Debbie Mickenhoim Dianna Middleton Susan Miller Bruce Mills Jan Milner Donna Mitchell Melodie Mitcholl Sandra Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Carolyn Moore John Moore Jerald Morales Barbara Morgan 73 Pattie Motley Nancy Muonnink Tony Mullens Marie Linda Munoz Dudley Nash Debra Neal Gail Neblett Debbie Nelson Thomas Nixon Mlcheal Novosad Mike O'Sullivan Debbie Pagel Carl Parker Mary Parker Robert Parker Donna Parsons James Parsons Glen Pelts Geraldine Pena Bill Perkins Joo Phillips Debbie Phillips Sue Phillips Mary Pierce Becky Platt Don Ploeger Danny Porter Bobby Post David Ramirez Charles Rankin Alyicia Ratliff Polly Ratliff Paula Razo Randy Reber Janie Reed Luis Rendon Thrcsa Rentoria Johnny Reyna Michael Rice Arthur Riley Vomita Ann Riley Nancy Robunson 74 Ruben Rodriquei D. H. Roe Kevin Rogers Vickio Rosamond Don Rosprim Jackson Rowe Sharon Rowe Bobby Rudder Joanne Sanders Torry Sanders Miss Barrow, Mrs. Badgley, and Mrs. Lemon get in the Christma spirit by decorating the tree in the main office. Martha Sandlin Missy Saveli Gwen Schofiold David Sobestu Candeco Sharp Janet Sharpe Eddie Shoemaker Calvin Short Thresa Shuqart Patricia Sisk William Skillern Ricky Slagle 75 The Lee vs. Sterling basketball game drew an enthusiastic crowd. Gloria Smelling Billy Smallinq Francos Smith Gary Smith Janot Smith Jeanette Sobotik Glenda Sparkman Keith Stallknecht Wendy Stovens Alice Stovenson Candi Stewart Randy Stout Durrell Stovall Doborah Swofford Cindy Tate Ross Tcdfer Brenda Tenison Gail Terrell 76 Cathy Thomas Joseph Tompson Suo Thompson Louisa Tolar Martha Tomac Mary Margaret Trader Mark Treat Vicki Trousdale Donna Tucker Stovo Underwood John Vosquez Jimmy Vaught Joyce Waldrip Wosloy Waldrop Elizabeth Warren Ted Watson Chartos Weitphal Bobby Whitaker Georgo Whitaker Laura White Judy Wiley Martha Wilhite Judy Wilkerson Deborah Williams Larry Williams Cindy Wilson Freddy Wilson Rudy Woo tan Both Wylie Woody York Robert Zambrano Rosoy Ortiz Larry Kluck 77 Maurita Adair Linda Albritton David Alden George Alexander Valerio Archer Paula Arnold Violet Ashloy Dan Atteberry Donna Bailey Graham 8ailey Debora Bator James Bater Jan Bator Homer Balontine Debbie 8arlor Tersa Barrow Rebecca Barton Sandy Bearden Judy Becker Sherry Beemon Richard Bender Mona Lisa Bergoron Judy Bernhausen Sam Bethea Steve Blatoy Becky Bollinger Tena Boone Fred Booth Paul Boudlocho James Bowen Johnny Bowen John Boyles Velma Bradshaw Barbara Ann Brasher Mike Bramlett Deborah Brazil Verna Brown Rick Bryan Mark Bryant Scott Brownfield Karon Bultzo Becky Burnett 79 Alico Burnt John Burnt Sue 8urns Barbara Burts Mary Caglo Virginia Campbell Richard Canot Robert Canct Jimmy Capploman John Capploman John Carlton Allon Carroll Cindy Carroll Sandra Carroll Jewel Carter Doug Cavarretta David Chamberlain Debbie Chandler Robyn Chandler Jo Chapman Steven Cheelc Mary Childres Dorit Choate Debora Clay George Wotley Cofiior Bill Comeaux Ronny Couch Roggio Craig Curtis Crawford John Crawford Jack Crowder Pattio Crowhurst Clifton Davit Floronce Davis Coy Deet Suzanne DeLauno Debbie Dickerson Pam Dickerson Elaine Dodger Tim Dodson Nancy Douty Kathy Downing 80 Mike Duhon Denise Duncan Kathy Dyer Mary Diilsky Judy Eberly Debbie Edge Cathy Eicholberger Thorsa Eilers Jack Esholl Becky Elliot Betty Jo Elliot David Ellis Bern Entler Delores Ervin Joanotto Esquivel Connie Estrada Cynthia Evans Rebocce Ewing Lynn Farrell Jana Faylo Joe Fayle Arleno Fisk Mrs. Rockhold is backed up by her student helpers. 81 Darleno Fisk Debra Ford James Ford Mel Foreman Joff Frank Deborah French Richard Frey Cathy Fundorbunk Theresa Garey Jo Gentle Debbio Giegor Ray Gipson Rudolph Gonzales Ricardo Gonzalez Sue Gordon Collins Granson Gayla Greer Frank Gregory Garry Gregory Cathy Griffin Tim Guill 82 Gary Gullet Gale Gutsowski Bovorly Guy Mary Haggarty Marsha Hales John Hall Ernest Haney Jo Ann Harris Richard Harris Engel Harrop Cathy Hastings Nancy Hasty Mauanne Hazelwood Mart Heiman Alison Hill Joel Hill Kay Hill Robert Hines Vickie Hoffpauir Karen Holcomb Rickey Holland Mike Holmes Flra Holmes Debrorah Homan Janie Hornsby Marcelle Hubbard Gregory Hunsingor Sharon Huron David Hurst David Irons Jerry Jameson Connio Jeffersor Larry Jofferson Chore Johnson Elaine Johnson Kay Johnson Welda Johnson 83 Bill Johnston Richard Johnston Paul Jones Rcbokah Jones Laura Juarez Kay Juenger Teddy Jungebluth Kathy Kenney Jonney Kimmoy Classie King Jeffrey Kirk Judy Kloesel Judy Knobles Belinda Koonco Larry Koralcik Dennis Krolczyck Richard Lambert Pam Lander Darrell Lawrence Scott Loach Janet Loo Lou Leno Deniso Lowis Bobby Light Leatha Linger Martha Lippe Janio Little Vonno Little Alan Littlefiold Bridgett Long Gary Long ley Sara Lyles Wondall Lyons Tanna McCart Randy McCartney Ricky McCartney Claudia McClelland Margaret McClintoch Sarah McGraw Danno McMillin Lynda Magle Debbio Mageors 84 Donna Mainer Ronnie Malone Roger Manno Patricia Manuol Sherry Maris Marvin Martin Rene Marlin David Martinez Gloria Martinez Reno Martinez Alan Massoy David Masters Doana Merchant Vicki Messick Carol Moyer Linda Mozzoll Denise Mitchell Debbie Moffitt Mary Moore Ernost Morris Marsha Morris Linda Morton John Mosoloy Betty Sue Moses Terry Mosley Patsy Moss Patti Mott Sandra Mullins The football team appreciates school spirit, Elmo Deiii Munoz Susan Munson Lucy Murphy Verlene Myers Morlyn Nelson Cindy Nettles Mile Neveis Kirk Norton Rondy Norton Vernell Novosad Aurelio Ortiz Mary Ostermayer Susan Painter Nolan Partin Allen Peloquin Torosa Porret Gingor Pevoteaux Betsy Philips Randall Pile Dennis Pollude Johnny Polorny Susan Post Brenda Powell Dianne Powoll Kim Powell Dawn Powers 86 Ricki Powers Susan Prater Timothy Prator Jo Nell Rahlwes Gloria Ramirez Vora Ramirez Carol Ramsey Cecil Rankin Becky Road Cheryl Reddell Konnoth Reding David Reidland Charles Reilly Linda Reineke Thelma Rer.don Barbara Rhoden Robert Rhoden David Rice Rhonda Rickman Franklin Riley Jennifer Riley Lionel Rivera Gary Rodgers David Roquemore Steven Rose Debbie Rosinbaum Susan Rosinbaum Nancy Rowe Dorothy Rudder Carl Russell Riter Marie Ryan Suo Sablett Helen Salinas Robert Sanders Susan Sandort Lee Sausley Mary Schaffer Marsha Seale Paul Seale Terry Sooley Paul Sheffield Michael Shepard 87 Zana Shomber Larry Shook Sally Simmon Linda Sistos Deborah Smith Pam Smith Terry Smith Randy Smithman Charlene Sowder Joneine Sprcessig Ernest Stoernor Penny Stovall Blenda Street Barbara Sultis Sue Thomas David Thompson John Thompson Terri Thompson Choryl Tromble Sandra Trousdale Caroyln Tucker Cecil Turner Chris Turner Debbie Turner Non Turner Ronnie Turner David Tutt Margaret Vasquez Holly Vernon Cathy Wagner Jeff Wahremund Judith Waldrop Beverly Welkor 88 Maria Walmsley Beth Ward Genota Waters Donna Watkins Gene Wobb Ricky Welch Kathy Wells Tana West Tommy Whatley Chester Whitaker Donald White Dobra Wilkinson Herbert Wilkinson Becky Williams Margio Williams Richard Williams Mary Williamson Suzanne Wilson Diana Wingate Dianna Winkefman Nancy Wootan Joan Wotipka Arthur Wright Dermis Young Penny Young Vickiann Zeglin Susan Zieglin Jerry ZJomke 89 90 Mr. and Miss Robert E. Lee 1 m__ Pat Orchin Royce Anne Marshall Pat is captain of the 1967-68 football and basketball teams. He is also a three-year mem- ber of the Gander track team. Long active and popular in our student body, he has served as president of his sophomore class, vice-president of his junior class, and president of his senior class. He has also been a representative-at-large on the student council and was chosen as a sophomore and junior favorite as well as Prince at the King-Queen Assembly. Pat is active in the Key Club. Royce Ann wound up her senior year by win- ning, with her partner, the State 4A Tennis Doubles Championship. Her academic efforts won her a place among our Top Ten Scholars. A three-year band member, she served as drum major this year. She has been named to Blue- bonnet Girls' State, to the REL student council, and a class favorite. This year she was selected to reign as Homecoming Queen and was Prin- cess in the King-Queen Assembly. Royce Ann is a three-year Keyette member. 94 95 Brian Baker Kris Love Sid Thomas Senior Favorites Jim Fuller Kathy Andersen Donnie Muennink Susan Booth Jimmy Sheafs Pat Kveton Junior Favorites 9ophomore Favorites Patti Motley Calvin Keating Shirley Bishop Ronnie Milnor Mary Margaret Traxler Paul Cheek 98 Freshman Favorites Becky Williams Jerry Jameson Penny Stovall Ross Gregory Donna Watkins Rudolph Gonzales 921 Homecoming '67 Queen Royce Anne Marshall 102 Princess Beverly Anderson All School Duchess Kris Love Senior Duchess Judy Lannou Sophomore Duchess Mary Margaret Traxler All School Duchess Kathy Higgins Junior Duchess Ann Saunders Freshman Duchess Donna Watkins Ann Saunders David Ellis Kathy Higgins 104 Brian Baker Alison Hill Calvin Keating Shirley Bishop Standing: Brian Baker, Judy lennou, Kathy Higgins, Gary Kapplor, Folix Green, Jimmy Sheets, Gary Fuller, Justin Kollmeyer, Jim Fuller. Kav Beavers, Elisa Ala-ranta, Mike Sounmale. Seated: Kathy Anderson, Betsy Maeser, Patti Motley, Kay Armstrong. Standing: Jesse Powell. Rhonda Robinson. Cindy Couch. Bobby Faylo. Paul Choek. Calvin Keating. Ronnie Milner. John Cavaretta. Ann Saunders. Susan Booth. Jerry Co . Soated: Shirley Bishop. Pat Kvoton. Janet Zavodny. Kris Love. Not Pictured: Rudloph Gon- zales v 108 Student Council Representative at Large: Randy Short, Pat Orchin. Kathy Edwards, Gary Jones, Royce Ann Marshall, Calvin Keating. 8everly Anderson. Kenny Eaves. Cynthia Zavodny, Ann Saunders, and Mary Margrot Traxler. Ira Thompson, past president of Student Council, in. stalls Sid Thomas as the '67-'68 President. Officers of Student Council: Standing: Danny Whatley, treasurer; Gary Kappler, parliamentarian: David Fonton, reporter; Brian 8akor, vice-president; Jimmy Sheets, chaplain. Seated: Kathy Edwards, historian; Sid Thomas, president; Beverly Anderson recording secretary: and Susan Stewart corresponding secretary. Good Sportsmanship League delegates are: Sid Thomas. Kay Armstrong and Ann Saunders. NO Senior Membors of Student Council: Top: Danny Whatley. Mike Thompson. Pat Orchin. Fifth row: Gary Norris. Gary Jones. Jimmy Sheets, Gary Kapplcr, Sid Thomas. Fourth row: Mike Sounmala. Brian Baker. Randy Short. Third row: Bovorly Anderson. Peggy Cowhig. David Fen- ton. Jim Fuller. Second row: Bits! Reiter. Lynn Campbell. Kathy Higgins. Royco Ann Marshall. Diana Hickerson. Elisa Alaranta. Bottom row: Jane Parker, Botsy Maesor, Kay Armstrong, Kristen Curry, Susan Stewart and Joanna McCormick. Junior Members of Student Council: Top: Kenny Eaves, Len Ford. Fourth row: Glenda Lamb. Leo Entler. Ann Saunders.Third row: Bea West. Bocky Smith. Second row: Libby McGraw. Mary Jane Bickley. Cynthia Zavodny. Wendy Porker. Bottom row: Rhonda Robinson. Beverly Walker, Lou Ellen Currie and Stuort Hanney. I j | Danny Whatley and Gary Kapplor help out with decoration� for Homecoming. Eloction Day! Royce Ann Marshall serves Mrs. Doris Treybig at the annual Christmas Tea for teachers. Sophomore Members of Student Council: Top row: Don Ploeger. Paul Cheek. Steve Adams, Mack Bray, Calvin Keating. Third row: Ken Ligget, Jo Ann French, Susan McPhail. Second row: Missy Saveli, Martha Wilhite. Susan Graves. First row: Debbie Swofford, Janie Head, Patti Motley, and Mary Margaret Traxler. 112 '� y Smile! Sophomore Members of Student Council: Top row: Rudolph Gonzales, Tim Dodson, Debbie Chandler, Cynthia Evans. Third row: Scot Brownfield, Kathy Kenny, Valerie Archer, Marsha Seale, Judy Bernhauson. Second row: Vickianne Zeglin, Marianne Hazelwood, Debbie Greger, Becky Reed. First row: Terri Thompson, Margaret McClintock, Penny Stovall, and Kay Johnson. 113 xtiisi.lC s:s:� I8S8HSS LBB ■� «•« iiimiBti a SENIOR MEMBERS: Front row: Kay Armstrong. Amy Johnson. Kathy Center. Dolores Honneke. Karen Morris, Royce Ann Marshall, Jo- anna McCormick. Gail Kana. Second row: Beverly Andorson. Jody Laird, Peg y Ccwhig. Lynn Campbell. Mary Jo Pavlas. Connie Colo. Judy Jackson. Janet Zavodr.y. Third row: Jimmy Sheets. Gerry Jones. Jane Hoffman. Cris Johnston. Ewell Clarke. Denise Furen, Jane Parker. Wanda Navarro, Iris Herrington. Corlis Sonnenberg. Fourth row: Gary Kappler, Tim Dunn. Kenneth Lemmon, Kurt Pullen, Justin Kollmeyer. Roy Hamilton, Glenn Jones, Cliff Witt. Joo Bickley. JUNIOR MEMBERS are as follows. Front row: Mary Jane Bickloy, Dobbie Johnson, Mario Watson. Terry Smith. Lou Ellon Currie, Den- ise Roineke. Betsy Simmons. Second row: Debbie Howell. Kathy Atteberry. Holly Ehlig. Jeannie Smallings, Becky Burns. Top row: Bill Mc- Elhennon, Paul Comeaux. 8yron Tate, Paul Ostermeycr. Bill Burns, Van Boswell. Representative Joe Allen speaks at installation of new members and officers. Corlis Sonnonberg and Jane Hoffman make mistletoe arrangements to bo placed above doors. Leo College Karate Club gives members a demonstration. Kay Armstrong and Jody Laird check Christmas packages. 'resident Jimmy Sheet talks to Represented Joe Allen prior to the m- tellotion. ■ ■ Jimmy Sheets congretulote hi ucce tor Peul Oiter- meyor. Symphonic — Sweepstakes Flutes Renee Easthem Lynne Halo Korcn Harvey Nancy Howell Carolyn Raynor Mary Parker JoAnn Sanders Piccolo Nowana Alexander Oboes •Lynn Campbell Robert Parker Bassoons Terry Smith Joan Spivey Karen Maystorovich Connie Sanders Charlie Watts Eb Clarinet Julio Rice Alto Clarinets Linda Neely Carla Jackson Bass Clarinets Keith Hall Jeanne Lawrence Kelly Mitchell Alto Saxophones Baritone Saxophones Ronnie Harper Jan Bultjo Cornets •Brad Benton Ralph Trout Miko Stubbs Bobby Odnoal Carol Patterson Larry Barron Susan Booth Royco Ann Mashall Glonda Raney Nancy Rowe Trumpets Corlis Sonnenberg Ray McCune Judy Rowe Judi Pratt Trombones Byron Tato Don Barnhill Ed Shiploy Wally Collins Arthur Martinez Randell Sanders Tommy Richmond Tubas Andrew Winn John Freeman Miles Vincin Larry Padgett Glenn Hickerson String Bass •Ronnie Compton Clarinets Richard Alexander Van Boswell Susan Oliphant Amy Johnson Glenn Jones Wendy Felknor Liana Knox David Hubbard Frank Martinez Patsy Winn Francis Smith Cynthia Atkins Sharon Warford Lucy Whitson Terry Sanders Paul Ostermayer Terry Adams Tenor Saxophones Kothy Center Cassio Harman Sam Compton Glenda Lyon French Horns Patty Thonomann Carl Parker Anne Olds Wilda Dickerson Carla Keiper Morio Watson Susan Wilson Rene Ffrench Baritones Bill Burns Tympani Floyd Shymanski Percussion Susan Harrison Bill Pohler Pat Kveton Ray Lynn Hosty Mike Novosad Susan Kelly •ALL STATE 118 ju— Concert Band Flutes Clarinets Bass Clarinets Baritones Mary Woo tan Stuart Haney Leslie Helbert Cynthia Wilson Peggy Hill Vicki Rosamond Susan Haines Gloria Smolley Ann Lusk Cathloen Wilcox Georgiann Jacobs Ann Ciruti Oboes Glenda Blotsch Janice Lord Bassoons Randy Burkett Janico Burgess Margaret Lannou Billie Clawson Nancy Dial Delores Small Jan Howoll Angola Wunsch Jon Wilder Patty Fenley Mary Hester Jeanne Smelling Gilbert Glastetter Barbara Harrison Linda Schima Veronica Hare Eb Clarinet Ruby Barton Alto Clarinet Laura Massey Director DONALD MIJERY Judy Lannou Barbara Bundago Albort Kelso Alto Saxophones Robert Bearden Diana Mitchell Kristen Curry Lawrence Price Sandra Rivera Tenor Saxophones Kirk Barefield Max Lawronco Michael Fulton Baritone Saxophono Charles Westphalt Cornets Charlie Fuller Douglas Douty Martha Cunningham Dcbbio Casey Virginia Herrington Albert Fuentes Jimmy Vaught Becky Tidmon Lisa McAlister Debbio Williams French Horns Diono Do Garmo Ginger Whitaker Wendy Parker Mark Godwin Dan Gann Sharon Fitzgerald Mary Lannor Gene Hause Pat Martin Basses Lee Hales John Alexander James Martin Oscar Ingram Ricky Kleypus Alan Wallace Trombones Gary Konecy Tim Elliott Michael Rice Gordon Combs John Webbor Jamos Halford Frank Shepherd Margie Bu ch Gail Noblett Bernard Olive Gloria Dean Martin String Bass Larry Kluck Percussion Theresa Renteria Cyndi Johnson Dobby Massey Helen Frannsen Billy Bland Sallio Kalbitz Donnie Messorschmidt 119 Freshman Band Flute Judy Becker Robin Chandler Nancy Douty Theresa Eilcr Gayle Gutowski Elaine Johnson Kay Jenger Hannah Lennox Claudia McClolland Linda Mageo Betsy Phillips Margie Williams Oboes Verlene Meyers 8overly Walker Clarinets Wynetta Bush Joyce Campbell Judy Eberly Connie Estrada Larry Jefferies Louise McCormick Sara McGrow Marlene Moore Lucy Murphy Mary Ostermoyer Susan Prater Mike Shepherd Poggy Taylor Cheryl Tromblee Carl Wilder Cickiann Zeglin Alto Clarinets Lo Nell Rahlwex Bass Clarinets James Bowwen Nancy Wootan Alto Saxophone Valerie Archer Donna Bailey Verna Brown Wesley Collier Jo Ann Harris Tenor Saxophono Paula Arnold Collins Ganson Judy Klocsel Janetta Waters Baritone Saxophono Susan Post Trombones Terri Barrett Sam Beathoa Tim Guill Bill Johnston Roger Manne Nolan Partin Kim Powell French Horns Sandy Bearden Kathy Funderbunk Bevorly Gay Helen Parr Bassos Ricky Holland Keith Kyle Allen Pollinquin Drums Theresa Conterras David Tutt Leo Winn Cornets George Alexander Homor Ballentine Carl Collins Clifton Davis Melvin Foreman Ross Gregory Cynthia Nettles Dean Harvey Nancy Rowe Rita Ryon Paul Sheffield Jay Smith Kent Smith Sue Sublott Baritonos Becky Ewing Scott Leach Stevon Roso Rickie Powers Leo Sauslay 120 If w -------------------------------------------------1 - -W Senior Librarian—Lynn Hale Junior Librarii Howell Projidont—Don Barnhill Vfce-Pretident—Corii� ! Ijt Lieutenont—Judy PraH Secretary—K a Student Conductor—Ronnie Compton Chaplain—Rene Ffrench Lee Band Twirlers HEAD TWIRIER PAT KVETON ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR CATHLEEN WILCOX Leo Band twirlors aro Susan Kollcy. Judy Lannou, Pat Kvoton, Suson Booth, Julio Rico, and (front) Dione DeGarmo, Janice Lord. Laura Massey. Peggy Hill, Vir- ginio Harrington, and Jenne Smalling. Froshman Band Twirfors oro Verna Brown, head twirlor Susan Prater, Sara McGrow, Sandra Mullins, and Judy Eborly. Ralph Trout, a future band director, dirocts tho sym. phonic band. DRUM MAJOR ROYCE ANNE MARSHALL All State All Area To bocomo all-state in any field is greatness and the Leo Band has two All-State Band members, Brad Bonton and Lynn Campbell: and for the first time in Loe history an All-State Orchostra member, Ronnie Compton. Of the truly elite in musicians rank the Loe Pattie Thonemann and Byron Tate. All-Area Band members. All Region All District Back: Van Boswell, Bobby Odneal. Miko Stubbs. Carl Parker, and Bill Burns, John Freeman. Ralph Trout, Richard Alexander, Keith Hall. An- drew Winn, Susan Harrison, Terry Smith. Marlene Moore, and Susan Oliphant. Milos Vincin. Don Barnhill. Edward Shipley, Robert Parker, Kathy Center. Ronee Eastham. and Lynne Halo. MARCHING PRECISION The Lee Band is the backbone of pop rallies. Jan Mann—Company Commandor Kay Armstrong—Drum Major L oyal to the Corps E nergetic in work E arnest in effort B enevolent in disposition R eliable in service I nspiring to others G enerous in giving A ttractive in appearance D ependable in assignment I ndustrious in living E ager in achievment R easonable in thought S cholarly in studies Jody Laird—First Lieutenant Pat Robertson— Lieutenant of Flags Linda Stovall— Lieutenant of Twirlers 129 The Twirlers of the Brigadiers are (back row) Debbie Johnson, Sue Thompson, Jeannine Clark, Janie Head. (Front row) Candy Crist, Linda Stovall—Lieutenant of Twirlers, and Betsy Maeser. The Freshman Brigadier The Brigadiers excel on the field. SECOND LIEUTENANTS: (back row) Gail Kana, Libby Kehoo. Annette Maroney, Karen Wheeler. Jennifer Siratto, Jill Allen, Debbie Huron, Jo Anna McCormick. (Second row) Sarah Bossart, Robbie Umholtz. Kathy Andorson. Jane Parker, Bits! Reiter, Kathryn Sabotick, Claudia Dedman, Janet Zavodny, Ruth Ann Lively, Beverly Anderson, Susan Busch, Peggy Cowhig, and Shirley Weikel. QUARTERMASTERS: Attendance Quartermas- ter: Ruth Ann Lively: Bugle Music Quarter- master: Joanna McCormick; Uniform Quar- termaster: Gail Kana: Drum Quartormaster: Ubby Kehoe: Drum Music Quartermaster: Su- san Busch: Bugle Quartermaster: Peggy Cow- hig. BRIGADIER COUNCIL: Patricia Robinson, Jane Parker, Kathy Anderson. Robbie Umholtx. Cynthia Zavodny, Cindy Couch, Libby Kehoo. Sitting: Kay Armstrong, Susan Stewart, Jan Mann, Beverly Anderson, Diana Hickerson, Claudia Brown, Ruth Ann Holmes, Linda Stovall, Janet Zavodny. Part of the entortainment from tho Brigadier Assembly wero Joanna McCormick, Shirley Weikel. Sarah Bossart. Peggy Cowhig. Jody Laird, and Gail Kana. Hazel Evans winners 8overly Anderson and Libby Kehoe. Old members welcome new in August. Hard work helps mako Christmas in the Brig groat Brigadiers back tho Ganders Marching is an important part of being a Brigadior. 133 Freshman Ball Bweethearts Sweetheart Judy Bernhausen with escort William Lundgren Chairmon of iho 8rigadior Ball and their dates: (back) Landy Smitherman, Lee Sausley, Ronnie Turner, Kent Smith. Clifton Davis, and Doan Hanoy. (Front) Libby Kehoe, Nancy Hast, Cynthia Evans, Carolyn Tucker, Kay Hill, Maria Wamsloy. and Mary Ditsky. Tho Big Corps and tho Fresh- men marched togothor in the Christmas Parade. Rusty Brockman—Pre. J,‘mmy S -t—V'C« President Mr- —Director row: Robert Senders. )ers. Jimmy Shoott. G iman, ‘ ; or’ni® Muennick. 70rY Puller. Ell Pf,ef ' • and urt p0||0n Howard McGoi Jeanio Glenn—Secretary Gary Fuller—Reporter Stephanie Greer—Librarian Kurt Pullen—Chaplain bie Johnson. Linda Kervin. Jill Allen. Sarah Bossart. Jan Stasney. Pat Shell. Kathy Nevil. Barbara Kurtx. Jane Hoffman Brenda Casey. Cheryl Touchet. and Kathy Kirkland, first row: Jeanie Glenn. Deleno Rogers, Jennifer Sirratt. Judy Earthmann. Kay Walker. Peggy Hill. Karen Jor- dan, Bea West, Stephanie Greer, Drusilla Lashlee, and Jack Walton. Director. Excitement! Loading the buses for Waco to sing at Baylor University. Christmas decorating party in the choir room. Gary Fuller and Rusty Brockman holding up Mr. Walton to put up a decoration. Leaving for Dallas to sing at Dallas Baptist Collogo: These pictured out front are Donnie Muennick. Stephanie Greor, Rusty Brockman. Jus- tin_J(ollmoyor. Ell Phelps. In the door of the bus from top: Jimmy Sheets. Randy Short. Robort Sanders. Jill Allon. and Ewell Clark. 138 Cathy Nevil was chosen as first alternate to the All-Stato Chorus. On the way home from Huntsville this group had enough en- These made All-Region Choir: Jennifer Siratt. alto. Cathy Nevil alto Sarah Bos- ergy for ono last picture. sart, 2nd soprano. Jeanie Glenn, alto. Ewell Clerk, bass, er.d Robert Sanders. Group shot of tho choir waiting for the buses to arrive so we could leave on our spring tour. Choir Council for the yeor: Seated: Sa- rah 8ossart, soprano leader; Rusty Brock- man, prosidont: Stephanie Greer, librar- ian; Jimmy Sheets, vice president; Gary Fuller, reporter: Laura Werron. alto lead- er; Jeanie Glenn, secretary: Kurt Pullen, tenor leador; and Cliff Witt, bass leader. 139 SOPHOMORE CHOIR OFFICERS: Top row: Kristy Hasty- Secretory: Paul Cheek—Chaplain; Susan Gravov—President; Jack Walton—Director. Bottom row: Debbie Jackson—Li- brarian; Laurie Lounsborry—Librarian; and Jill Hopper—Vice Prosident. Top row: Jonathan Gonzales, Edwin Arabio. Robert Roberts. Miko Harbaugh, Paul Cheek. Ricky Slagle. Bill Goodson, Keith Clift, Becky Holmes, Melodie Mitchell. Fourth row: Dolorice Harvill, Jill Hopper. Susan Grave;. Laurie Lounsborry. Janet Isom, Jennifer Bailey. Debbie Burt. Joan Shugart, Barbara Farris. Third row: Kristy Hasty. Jacquolirc Burnes, Robbie Gordy, Ann Bullock, Debbie Nelson, Rosie Ortiz. Debbie Page!, Patsy Winn. Second row; Debbie Jackson. Louise Tolar, Blanca Fernandez. Linda Goddard, Joyce Luckoy, Beth Wylio. Martha Sandlin. Mary Tomao. Bottom row: Geraldine Pena, Elisabeth Gonzales. Glonda Carreway, Billie 8erry, Nancy Robinson, Morgorot Busby, Carol Easley, and Pat Crooker. FRESHMAN CHOIR OFFICERS: Top row: Jerry Jameson— Vico President; Tanna McCart—Secretary; Jack Walton—Di- rector: Rudolph Gonxalos—President. Bottom row: Debbie Gieger—Librarian; Kay Johnson—Chaplain; and Marianne Hazelwood—Librarian. FRESHMAN CHOIR: Top row: Suzanne Wilson, Linda Sterling. Mary Childres. Susan Ziegler. Penny Woathers. Dolores Ervin. Linda McClendon, Rudolph Gonxalos. Bobby Light. Jerry Jameson. Stephon Cheek. David Mongiello, Coy Dees. Dobra Ford. Diana Wingate. Rebecca Barton, Cal- lie Sue Burr ., Sharon Tompkins. Donna Mainer. Fourth row: Sue Thomas. Brenda Powell. Vicki Messick, Marianne Hazelwood. Gayla Greor. Becky Williams. Jacqueline Graves. Sue Painter. Dorothy Rudder. Sharon Huron. Jena Faylo. Diene Powell. Dennise Duncan. Cathy Roberson. Deborah Baker, Jcwoll Carter. Rebecca Elliot, Pam Dickson. Deana Merchant. Mary Helen Salinas. Becky Burnett. Third row: Cathy Hastings. Linda Mor- ton. Alison Hill. Debbie Chandler. Carolyn Burrell. John Mosoley. Wesley Currie. Patty Crewhurst. Horbort Wilkinson. Henry Woo.ey. Cathy Grit- fin, Debbie Gieger. Judy Bernshauscn. Deborah Rosinbaun. Marsha Seale. Nancy Hasty. Susan Sanders. Gloria Martinez. Second row: Tonna Mc- Cart. Sherry Bocman. Barbara Brasher. Rudy Contreras. Dan Atteborry. Charlone Sowders. Fred Booth. Dennis Krolczyk. Gary Goss. Ruben Mar- tinez. Durward Harmon. Dennise Lewis. Dawn Powers. Debbie Edge. Margaret Vasquez. Mary Frances Martinez. Mary Salas. Bottom row: Norma Fernandez. Mora Bergeron. Sigrid Cunningham. David Hurst. Lonnie Rivera. Reggio Craig. Robert Elizondo. Jake Smitherman. Tony Boyle. Paul Jones. Thurman Cartwright. Kay Johnson. Debbie Wilkinson. Penny Stovall. Vera Ramirez. Domingo Ramirez, end Gloria Ram.rex. Glenda Lamb—Vice President Ann Saunders—Reporter Alice Ball—Librarian 142 Qouthern Belles Carol Atkin —Sweetheart Mr. Georgo Porkin —Sponsor Gary Jones—Beau Bottom Row: Noll Flowors. Alice Ball, Becky Watson, Patricia Swanagon, Doris Wilson, Belinda Rhonden. Sheryl Nesselrode, Ronda Robinson. Sec- ond row: Ola Nichols, Wanda McClendon. Priscilla Baldwin. Lola Douty, Danene Lewis, Linda Dickorton, Cheryl Stoernor, Donna Page. Emma Coronado, Shannon Arthur, Kathleen Pye, Glenda Lamb, Kathy Fuson, Carol Atkins, Joyce Maley. Third row: Donna Shelby. Norma Kennedy, Ar- line Andrews, Janis Gibbons. Ann Saunders, Janice McBunch, Cheryl Martin, Velma Broussard, Charlotto Foreman, Patti Lee, Glenda Pena, Lorotta Rodriquez. Not Pictured: Nelda Boodoll. Jane Roberson, Tory Suhr, and Marilyn Greenhaw. Lee Madrigals ROBERT E. LEE MADRIGAL SINGERS: Top row: Jack Alexander. Kathy Attoberry. Gary Fuller. Peggy Hill. Ewell Clarke, Jennifer Siratt. Randall Sanders. Bottom row: Rusty Brockman, Laura Warren. Howard McGee. Barbara Kurtz. Robort Sanders, Cathy Novil. Cliff Witt. Mary Matysiak. Kurt Pullen, and Sarah Bossart. 145 9cience SOPHOMORE SCIENCE SEMINAR: Standing: Mr. Garvin. Tod Wat von, Max Lawrence. Gordon Combes. Seated: Laura White, Cynthia Atkins. Susan McPhail, Elizabeth Warren, and Shelly Greonwood. JUNIOR SCIENCE SEMINAR: Standing: Paul Comeaux. Arthur Martinez. Mr. Haldean Brown, and Rod Cezeaux. Seated: Holly Ehlig. Mary Jane Bickley, Becky Burns and Gary Konecny. Seminars SENIOR MEMBERS: Dan Lang, Morion McPhail, Joo Bickloy. Miko McKee. Tim Dunn, 8ill Lyles. Mr. Rogers. Bottom row: Walter P. B. Benton, Mike Hunt. Cathy Center. Annette Maroney, Ann Wohrmund, Kurt Pullen. JUNIORS: Mike Martino . Bill McElhannon, Bill 8urns. Van Boswell, Mr. Vic Davis. Seated: Kathy Atteborry, Paul Ostermeyor, Marie Watson, and Albert Kelso. 147 GANDER Kathy Edwards wrote those Happiness Is articles. Tommy Anderson, Lynn Burkett. and Jack Arvin handled sports news. Denise Wier assigned homerooms to staff members who sold newspapers. Zandra Behrens and Barbareo Stout hurry to meet a deadline. GAZETTE Liana Knox and Zandra Bohrons, both English majors, read copy and check for errors. Charlotte Brown sorvod as make-up editor. ney took rush copy to the printer. Susan Busch and Tommy Anderson each served a semcstor as editor of the Gander Geiotte. Billio Ott, Business Manager, kopt track of ads and money. The Gander Gaxotte Is self supporting. Tommy Anderson, Jock Arvin. or d Suson Busch examine news copy os the class toured the Baytown Sun offices lost September. Mike Cheney spont long hours writing his column Choin Rcec- tion. Petti Kato Massey and Lynn Burkett stuff tho Gander Gazette with Scholastic Roto Magazine which is froe to students who buy the Gazette. Denise Wier and Mondy McKee promote Gandor Gazetto -.ales by putting up posters. 150 Kafhy Anderson and Kathy Edwards worked on posters promoting Gander Gazette sales. Mandy McKoo kept up with the news from other schools in the area. Charlotte Brown joined Quill and Scroll and was pinned by Mrs. Wilma Johnston. Gander Ga- zette sponsor. Billie Ott (driving) and Barbaroe Stout went out to sell ads. The staff had the responsibility of raising the monoy to pay printing costs. LEE TRAVELER Assistant Editor— Gail Kana. Sponsor —Mr. Hughes, and Editor—Janis Roth discuss idoas for Traveler cover. Bonnie Glass helps Kenneth Lemmon, sports editor, with the typing of tho sports section. After each day of telling annual , Jody Laird turn money and receipt over to Tim Dunn to count. After counting. Tim give receipts to Alice Antoninti to file. Head of Peoplo Section—Linda Hou o, with tho help of Alice Antonini goes over layout and pictures for their section. Jane Gillett and Mike Hunt count ad check receipt files. Editor Assistant Editor People Alice Antonini Personalities Robbie Unholti Organizations Angel Massingill Special Events Jane Gilletto Clubs Bonnie Glass Sports Mike Hunt Business Manager Sponsor Rone Ffrench takes picture, while Gail Kana. assistant edi- tor, work on division page . 153 Staff member and Sponsor work hard to turn out the best yoarbook possible. 154 Prepares '68 LEE TRAVELER Rusty Brockman buy an annua! from Ken- neth Lemmon and Angel Matsingill. as Peggy Cowhig and Jane Gillette wait to tale their turn sell- ing. Mile Hunt. Reno Ffrerch, and Tim Dunn work with picturo cropping to get tho most important part of a picture. Robbie Umholtx and Linda Houto inde senior credits. National Forensic Working on cords oro Morton McPhoil. John Thompson, Mrs. Horring, ond Stevo Un- derwood. Proctic© dobotes get heated, League Mombers of tho NFL are (left to right) Glon Pelts. Steve Underwood. Mrs. Herring (sponsor), Paul Seale. Jeff Franks. Mortony McPhail, John Carlson, John Thompson, and Curtis Sanders. 158 COMMUNIT ■f jnityI It was the greatest bonfire ever! Students and alumni crowded into the commons to donee to the music of the Coastliners. We hold a funoral for the Spirit of our cross-town Traditional mum and boutonniere sales ployed an important part in the Homecoming activities. 160 Homecoming '67 HOMECOMING COURT AND ESCORTS: Loft: Calvin Keating. Mary Margaret Trailer. Bobby Slack. Judy Lannou, Rick Stafford. Kris Love, Boverly Anderson, Gary Kapplor, Royco Ann Marshall. Fred Phillips. Beverly Calhoun, Jeff Hankinson, Kathy Higgins, Eddie Shook, Ann Saun- ders. Richard Chase. Donna Watkins, Mike Duhon. Decorations provided by the Student Council addod to the atmos- phoro of victory at the dance. MIN 1J I JJ 0 SEC HOME 7 VISITORS2 c 1D0WN 10 YARDS 1QTI JST NATIONAL BANKj CITiZENS NATL BAN I Before and aftor. Lowis and Ewell Clarke change the atmosphere Everyone enjoyed the menu and the conver- sation. Honor students, from scientists to band members, wore invited. Students stand as Mr. Armstrong recognizes their accomplishments. Banquet 'G8 the banquet as they sing their selections. Sitting at the head table wore the speaker, Reverend Kollmeyor; Master of Ceremonios, Gary Kapp. ler; Royce Marshall: Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong: and Miss Potter. Somo students chat with Mr. Armstrong afterwards. The school cafeteria was crowded with students and teachers. Interscholastic Margaret Bevel and her instructor, Mrs. Gertrude Marsh, returned from district competition to win third place with a speed of 47.5 words per minute with no errors. Shown with Mrs. Beverly Herring, John Thompson placed fourth in Ex- temporaneous Speaking, with his speech on President Johnson's State of the Union Address. 164 .9 League '68 tition, and will compete for Stato at Austin. Don Barnhill consults Mrs. Herring on his poem. Lovo Among the Ruins. that won third place in dis- trict competition. Jane Parker end Mrs. Mary Burkett look over Jane's paper. The Maior Issue of the Coming Campaign: For- eign or Domestic Policy, which won third place in Roady Writing. 165 SENIOR PLAY You Can't Take it Carol Fielder, make-up chief, shows her crew, Claudia Dedman, Beverly Walker, and Becky Skelton some techniques to be used on Gary Kappler and Zandro Behrens. Carla Jackson advises set crew. Jo Ann Mitchell, Georgia Heald. and Steve Donnelly, at Jan 8ultxo and Brenda Casey assemble props. Gary Kappler, head of the house, gathers family to give thanks for another uneventful day ot the Sycamore house. 166 Director Lowell Majors advises Rod Cezeaux on lights and Bill McElhannon on sound. Miss Kay Hosier poses with her House and Publicity crew. Nanci Wied- man. Annofto Maroney. John Street and Sandra Dillahunty. Rusty Brockman did not know all he should about the Syca- more family when ho fell in love with Gail Kana. Rene Ffrench and Libby Kohoe think nothing of the ar- senal maintained by Justin Kollmoyer and Mike Davis. The Grand Duchess Peggy Cowhig interrupts Evelyn Buckets' painting ses' sion with Mike Davis. At far left, Charles Strauss and Jon Wil- der take Cynthia An- derson in custody when they raid the Sycamore house. At left, David Donnelly shows Eddie Taylor a new wrestling tech- nique as Rusty Brock- man, Gail Kana, and Anno Wahrmund look on. 167 Li'l Abner Milt© Davis as Marryin’ Sam tells the story of Jubilation T. Cornpone. Daisy Mao charmed everyone when singing If I Had My Druthers. Plans to get Li’l Abner In the Sadie Hawkins Day Race were made by Gen- eral Bullmoose, Ewell Clarke, and Ap- pasionata, Evelyn Buckels, by using Evil Eye Gill Hill—while back in Dogpatch Available Jones, Paul Cheek, makes the same plans with Mayor Gary Jones and David Fenton by using Stu- pefyin Peggy Cowhig. Tho Dogpatch Wivos belt out Put 'Em Back with the accompaniment of the R.E.L, band. Technical advisor and crew. Miss Kay Hester. Rod Cezeaux. Bill McElhannon, and Robert Tindal agree with Assistant Di- rector Annette Maroney that the huge Li'l Abner sign was a success. Evil it rewarded when Bullmooso gets Fleagle's doublo Whammy. Charles Strauss as Li‘l Abnor sings with Lowis Clarke and Cynthia Anderson about the Most Unnecessary Town in iho U-S.A. — Dog patch. Rusty Brockman as Earthquake McGoon greets tho Honorable Jack S. Phogbound—David Donnelly. Mammy and Poppy Yokum kick up their heels at Cornpono Squaro. Two memorable scenes from Lee's first musical— Stupefied or Unstupofied? Scientists. Johnny Bright and Justin Kollmeyer, get threatening glances from Dogpatch Wives and Husbands when it comes to their scientific experiments. Science Fair 0fS� n5T data VlBtB ««ACTION HKCMANinu AfSlGtZlrsy • — 5= - i£i i2e THE fu man UK EArto - • i ; uW Ho Iiirrnal Strutturr jfc Anterior P Surface • l Kathy Centor’s project placed hirst in Chemistry in Baytown and Third at tho Rogional Fair in Houston. David Hardey's project on tho human heart won Second Place in Senior Biology I. Roger Manne experimented with frogs in his project that won First in the 9th Grade 8ioloqy Division._________________ Paul Seale’s project on Transportation Systems won First Place in tho 9th Grade Physical Scionce Division. Kathy Ann Wells won First in the 9th Grade Division of Mathematics with her project on Theory and Prac- John Freeman's project won First in Biology II at Baytown and Third at the Rogional Fair at Houston. He was named the Scientist of the Year at tho Baytown Fair. At right. Shelley Greenwood won First Place in Biol- ogy I and then First again at the Region- al fair. In Houston, she won the Best of tho Foir Award and competed in the In- ternationel Science Fair at Detroit, where she won addi- tional awards. KTTwilMUTt or r AXSrORTATlOX system ,il(,■ !•'JL «..im'� � ' Heart Disease Cast iDuans 6 Cktwti W io BOS,s 'ai i.c iff , U.ett or ijc� jr T 4UK • vC CT «r X S£3 vsur «o-r-fc COA.l'nCWWl At right, Mike Me- Koc's project on de- rivatives won First Place in Mathemat- ics. Milce tied with Shelley Greenwood for tho Senior Divi- sion Key Award. Art Festival Before sooing Li'l Abner, some visitor admire the exhibition of sketches done by art students. Mr. Brentzol shows his fomily many of the sculptures done by his students. 172 Mike Hunt shows Donna Shelby one of his paintings featured in the Art Festival. The works of Laurio Kissel captured tho attention of many viewers. Laura Warren. 8rent Brontjol. Judy Lannou, Candi Stowart, and Bobby Collins were some of the many visitors. Some of Mr. Brentzol's art shidonts pose with tho Jubilation T. pone statue and background scenes used in Li‘l Abnor. Art dassos did a superb job on the sets. Kristen Curry and Kathy Higgins discuss the pencil sketches. Civic For Teacher Day. Jody Laird and Jane Parker wore appointed by the teach- ers to serve as Girls' Guidance Counselors. To promote better community rotations, the Student Council held a Public Relations Ban- quet for civic loaders to start Civic Week off. Voting machines were used the week before to elect the offi- cials for City Day with stu- dents using Voter’s Registra- tion Certificates. Debbie Swofford and Gary Kapplor were the Co-Chairmen for Civic Woek, March 10-16. Boys' Guidance Counselors for the day wero Jimmy Sheets and Gary Kapplor. Elected Council Members from the four classes met with the Baytown City Council for City Day with Sid Thomas as the Mayor. Members are Paul Seale. Verna Brown, Calvin Keating. Mary Margaret Traxler. Gary Kappler. Royce Marshall. Bobby Kinsey, and Cindy Couch. City Officials appointed by tho Council wero Will Mundinger as City Manager, Gail Kana, Doug Wagner, Cynthia Zovodny, and Justin Kollmeyer. Others woro Brian Baler, Lon Ford, and Jimmy Sheats. Teachers were urged to let students take over all classes on Student Teochor Day. Walter McCandlcss and Amy Johnson took Mr. Adams' and Miss Potter's places os Assistant Prin- cipals. Kurt Pullen recoives the scholastic James Gay award from Paul Kern. Victor Hollomon receives the Pi-Yi Kern award from Kevin lounsberry. Mr. Poto Sultis turns the Gander Eleven over to new head coach Ron Cramer. Sultis goes to the Athletic Director's office. 176 Football Banquet '68 Ron Kramer presents the most voluablo back award to Pot Orchin and most veluoble line- man award to both Doug Wagner and Tommy Burnside. Tho 67-68 Football Banquet gives the Ganders and all thoso w4io work with thorn a chance to be commended for their hard working offorts. Member of the Lee Swimming Teem showed up in full force. Students from ell spring sport ettondcd the banquet. Pat Orchin and Royce Marshall bow regally as Prince and Princess of the Spring Royal Court. King and Queen Duchess Cindy Couch is the center of attention as she walks down the aisle. At loft, '67 King and Queen Ann Lillard and Dickie Breeland crown Bevorly An- dorson Queen and Sid Thomas King. Assembly Court Jester Gil Hill assists Duchess Kathy Anderson as sho bows to the Royal Court. Duchess Betsy Maesor takes Jester Rusty Brock- man's hand as she walks up tho stairs. Jim Fuller bows before taking his place in the Royal Court. Randy Short as Master of Ceremonies presents the Court to the Student Body. The 1968 Royal Court listens as the Lee Madrigals ontortain under the direction of Mr. Jack Walton. 179 Highlight of the '68 Senior Prom was walking through the ring to tho tune of When the Saints Go Marching In, Senior Class President Pat Orch Evoryone took a breather from the dancing at the refreshment table, Senior Prom '68 All tables at the Civic Center were crowded with weary but happy dancers. and his date. Patricia Sammons, startod the march through the ring. Dancers enjoyed the sounds of Neil Ford. 181 Formal and tuxedos added an air of elegance to the Civic Center. Students gathered around the refreshment table. 182 Seniori and their dates had a good time at the Prom. Decorations played up the theme of “Evening in Paris. MM Lines were long waiting to take a turn in the ring. After the Ring-Turn- ing Ceremony, dancing resumed. Dancers stop to pose. The favors were Seniors and their dates loavo the prom. And a Beginning 190 Chaplain—Jano Parlor Treasuror—Kathy Edwards Beau—Jorry Cox Vico President—Nancy Howoll Anchor Club Historian—Julia Rico r President—Kristen Curry Corresponding Secretary—Kathy Higgins Recording Secretary—Janet Zavodny Anchored We Hold MEMBERS: Left to right: Jeanno Amolling. Nancy Howell. Mary Sue Hester, Marie Watson, Alice Stevenson. Nancy Cobb. Dianno DeGarmo, Elaine Triche, Carolyn Comeaux. Cherly Martain, Melissa Murphy. Carol Easley. Donise Reinoke, Brenda McDaniels. Kothryn Sobotik, Kathy Ed Janet Zovodny, and Kristen Kurry. wards. Jano Parker, Vicki Power. Julia Rice. Kathy Higgins, Excrement builds as the banquot day draws near. Kathy Edwards. Julia Rico, and Vicki Power are busy working on hos- pital cords. Service awords were presented at the banquet. The banquet was o success Resting after HOBO day. All aboard! ... to hunt food for needy families. Service Awards were presented at the banquet. Rest Homos wore visited weekly. Jane Parker, Elaino Tricho, Nancy Howell, and Kathy Higgins gather eggs for the big hunt at Easter. . Mr . Treybig Sponsor Club Purposes: To promote Goodwill and fellowship among its members. To serve the school by worthwhile activities. To participate in projects of a civil nature. Gary Fullar Club Beau SENIOR MEMBERS: (Top row) Daylo Morgan. Shirloy Weikol. Ruth Ann Lively. Patti Kate Massoy, Dobbio Morrltt. (Middle row) Vicki John- son, Cynthia Anderson. Pat Roberson. Kathy Anderson, and Mary Jo Pavalas. (Bottom row) Jennifer Sirratt. Candy Crist. Linda Stovall. Judy Amyett. and Jo Cook. 196 President—Kathy Anderson Senior Director—Judy Amyott Vice-Prosident—Sharon Fitxgerald Recording Secretary—Jo Cook Reportor—Shirley Weikel Junior Director—Baa Wait Historian—Doyle Morgan Treasurer—Mary Jo Pavalas Chaplain—Ruth Ann Lively Sophomore Director—Cynthia Akins 197 SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR MEMBERS: (Left to right): First row: Billie Ann Miles, Besty Philips, Cindy Altins, Janie Head, Jeanne Clark. Second row: Sharon Fitzgerald. Becky Platt, Debbie Massey, Becky Lounsberry, Bea Wost. and Glenda Lamb. Third row: Cheryl Smith, Beth An- derson, Karen Jordan. Lallie Scott, and Janette Sabotik. Janet Sabotik, Judy Amyett, Cindy Akins, Beth Anderson, end Botsy Philips help at the Annual car wash. Karen Clark, Carla Jackson, Michelle Cole. Kay Walker. Glenda Lamb. Janet Sabotik. and Karon Jordan got annual initiation work-over. Both Anderson. Cynthia Alins. Bca West. Debbie Nicholson, and Jan- Mombors on|oy painting posters for the Gander games, ette Sabotik help pack food for noedy families. Gary Fuller (beau) tries to hoard all the drinks at the club slumber Washing windows was a particular event during the year, party. Everyone onjoyed tho refreshments at the Banquet. Antlors try to put up tho 'little' poster drawn by mombers of their club. AH Club Art Club member paint pictures for tho Homocoming game. Laurie Kissel dance with Mr. Brentiel. jponsor. 200 Laurie Kissel with John Freeman. Thome Nixon, Marcia Walmsley. Vic Ingersoll, David Bryant, Ruben Rodriegues. Kathy Kalisek, and Mary Zierlein paint downtown windows. A '’dance line kick at the initiation party. Hero's looking at ya! Vic Ingersoll, Becky Watson, Larry Knox, and Laurie Kissel. (Above) Vic Ingersoll, Debby Holbert, and Kathy Kalisek at initiation. (Loft) Everyono has their ups and downs. Officer� are: Laurie Kissel. Secretary; Melvin Horton, Sorgeant-at-Arms; Marcia Welmsley, President; Koith Kilcroase, Reporter; Mary Ziorloin. Treasurer; Kathy Kalisek, Historian; John Freeman, Vice-President. David Himel. Kathy Kalisok, Laurio Kissel, and Vic Ingersol enjoy dancing. Officers are: Keith Kilcroase, Melvin Horton. Marcia Walmstoy. Kathy Koli- sok. John Freeman, and Mary Zierlein. Initiation Party. ART CLUB MEMBERS: (Top row) Thomas Nixon, John Frooman. Melvin Horton. Bonnio Glass, Keith Kilcrease. Norma Kennedy. Marcia Walmsley, Don Rosprlm. (Middle row) Janice McBunch. Karen Foerester, Laurie Kissel. Rubon Rodrieguer. David Bryant. Vic Ingersoll. Mr. Brenhal. (Bottom row) Becky Watson. Mary Zierlein. Robin Luckins. and Kathy Kalisok. Not pictured: Robert Walkor and Louis Bryant. Vocational Understanding Civic Consciousness Social Intelligence Leadership Development Officer ere: Gery Jones, President; Arlene Elliot, Treasurer; Larry Gautroaux, Vico-Presi- dent; Larry Woods. Sergeant-at-arms; Kip Conger. Chaplain; Pam Grantham. Recording Secretary: Kathy Griffin, Socrotary: Carol Sorrells, Reporter. Gary Jones President Mr. Couch holds the D.E.C.A. emblem. First period members ere: Bobby Cowart. Elijio Cortez Jr., Hank DeBruhl, David Wobb. Robert Nichols. Alvin Sneed. Fred Campbell. Ronald Conner. Arlene Elliot. Judy DeBruhl, Cathy Matthews. Gary Jones. Marlene Hicks. Carol Sorrells, and Diane Mao. Second Period mombers are: Larry Woods. Dennis Johnson. Kip Conger. Ronald Tarpey. Donnie Crane. Jerry Goldon, Brenda Williams. Sandra Shandloy. Paula Jones. Donna Cosoy, Pam Grontham, and Kathy Griffin. 205 ardt Tlma-Sa� Cathy Matthew work at Montgomery Ward, Linda Patterson and Mrs. Mary Smith at Cecil Bobbitt. Elijio Cortez Jr. works in the Grocery Department at K-Mart. Alvin Sneed at O’Briens Grocery. (Right) Floyd Crocker w Mart. Donna Casey files report at Matherne's. (Abovo) Donnie Crane and Larry Woods stack moat at O’Briens. (Loft) David Wobb working at Hatha way's Grocery. Gary Jones shows his Job Interview trophy which was won at the State Convention. Mr. Couch prosents awards -to Diane Boutin, Fred Campbell,. David Craig, and Tana Hull for selling the most ads for the student directory Pam Grantham D.E. Sweetheart Paula Jones and Bill Stricter, her training sponsor, admire her Creative Marketing Project trophy. Mr. B. W. Dugger presents awords to Ronald Stasney and Marilyn Bell. Kathy Griffin shows Area III Sales Demonstration Award to hor training sponsor, Connie Hartloib. F B L UTURE USfNESS EADERS y MERIC A Gif!� and Mr . Gregerson. Laft to right: Iri Marit. Debbie McCarthy. Susan Busch. Carolina Pequeno. Priscilla Baldwin. Ina Davis, and Marsha Ferguson, Boys, left to right: Ronald York. Arnold Yates. George Wilcox, Jessio Cooper. David Himel. and Thomas Derryberry. Future Farmers of America Secretary Gary Norm Sweetheart Judy Lannou Treasurer Charles Winkelmann Ronnie Gibson, who is in co-operativo training, works at Lynchburg Feed and Hardware. Senior Agriculture boys work out at the fair grounds, getting ready for the Fair and Rodeo. Richard Alpha, who is in co-operative training, works at Wunch's Meat Market. 211 Agriculture boys black tape tho shed at the fair, Judy Lannou issues out ribbons at the previous year's stoer show. Many of the boys look worn-out efter the calf scramble at the fair. Senior Agriculture boys transplant some plants. Agriculture boys get their fill of the fair. Agriculture boys barbecuing for tho annual fair. 212 Agriculture boys are still barbecuing for last year's barbecue. Senior Agriculture boys tale soil test for Humble Oil and Refining Company. 213 Future Homemakers Purposes: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaciton of homemaking. To encourage democracy in home and com- munity life. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. To work for good home and family life for all. To promote international goodwill. To foster the development of creative lead- ership in home and life. To provide wholesome individual and group recreation. To further interest in home economics. Officors installed in 1968 wore Mikol McClain. President; Roberta Taylor. Vico-President: Dobbio Palmer. Recording Secretary; Willa Mao Laird. Treasurer; Kelly Mitchell. Reporter; Billio Ott, Program Chairman. Gail Johnston. Jimmy Bishop, ond Myrta Yepez stay to clean up aftor a party. (Right) Club Swcotheart. Myrta Yepex Dobbio Homan and Beatrice Coronado are getting ready for a party. Mrs. Grace Edwards, Mike! McClain. Kathryn Fanestiel, and Dobbie Homan discuss the different degrees of the Homemakers of Amorico. Miss Rose Cleveland. Mrs. Grace Edwards, and Myrta Yepex plan the yearbook pages. Miss Cleveland catches Betty Moses in the ico bo . Pictured abovo are Carol Bender, Mrs. Newt McClain. Chap- ter Mother, ond Alice Ball. (Below) Kelly Mitchell, Kathryn Fanestiel. and Jonnifer Bailey were tho poster painting committee for our proiect. 215 Future Nurses For a Future That's Bright Be a Leader in White. Bottom row: Gloria Ibarra, Amalia Oliveras. Wanda McClendon, Tina Rodriquez. Joyce Cryer, Donna Person, Chris Anderson. Kathy Andorson, Mary Fisher. Sandi Fullen. Becky Skelton, Kathy Pie. Ann Bullock, Cathy Lewis, Nelda Boudell, Martha Dillard. Top row: Mrs. McLemore, Leslie -r - Frommo. Vico-Presidenf; Gfervda Raney. Corrospocdir.g Secretary: Kay Harmon. Soph- Chaplain; J«n Hiwc'l Reporter; Jackie Greer, Sorgcant-at-Arms: Torry Adams. Helbert. Virginia Frommo, Angela Wunsch, Barbara Stout. Thorota Faneitiel. Jackie Greer, Mary Raza. Kay Harmon. Gracie Haggerty. Joyce Lucky. Mary Lannou. Jan Howell. Ola Jean Nichols. Valory Aycock. and Nelda Byford. 2|7 Projeci Lita is one of the most important activities we have. With Lisa is Jan Howell, chairman, and Ola Jean Nichols. Slumber party 1968. Kathy Andor- son, Connie Sanders. Carolyn Ray- Mother and child care for seniors gives Carolyn Ray- nor, Lynne Halo, and Terry Adams a stop towards nursing. Lisa poses with Jan Howell. 218 Virginia Fromme. Terry Adams, and Lynne Halo lock after presents at the Christmas party. The new officers receive their pins. nor. Angela Wunsch, Glenda Raney, and Becky Skelton. Chris Anderson, Kathy Anderson ond Barbaree Stout enjoy a party. Getting ready for the spring rally at the slumber party are Kathy Anderson. Vir- ginia Fromme. Connie Sanders, Carolyn Raynor. Ola Jean Nichols. Angela Wunsch. and Glenda Ranoy. Planning ahoad at Exocutivo moetings are Glenda Raney, Kay Harmon. Terry Adams. Carolyn Raynor, and Lynne Hale. Wo taka special pride in our sponsors, Mrs. McLemore and Mrs. Johnson. Spocial Award for T.B. Youth Fund Drive presented to Connie Sandors. chairman, by Mr. Ron Haddox. Harris County Chairman. 219 Vic® President. Thelma Norris: Chaplain. Carl Parker; and Historian and Reportor, Mikele Rickman. PURPOSES To interest young men and women in teaching as a career. To impart an understanding of the development and purposes of our public schools. To aid in self-evaluation. To supply participation in pre-vocational activities which are both exploratory and developmental in nature. Susan Groves. Carl Parker, and Kirk Barefiold enjoy tho club's Christmas party. 220 Treasurer, Janis Roth; President, David Hubbard: Sponsor, Mrs. J. E. Carroll; Secrotary. Carla Keiper; end Parliamentarian. Robort Parker. George S. Armstrong Future Teachers learn to use laminating machines and run the school's projectors. Mrs. Carroll and Janis Roth take up President, David Hubbard and Spon money for the trip to see GONE sor, Mrs. Carroll, discuss amendments WITH THE WIND. to the FTA constitution. George 8. Armstrong FT A Futuro Teachers?? Carlo Kcipor, Cindy At- kins, and Kirlc Bareficld look over the '66-'67 FTA scrapbook. Robert Parker. Cindy Atkins. Carl Parker. Doug- las Douty, Kirk Barefield, and Shelly Greenwood help earn money for the club, during the club's garage sale. stiwunU'-' in Members of George S. Armstrong FTA: Top row: Robort Parker, Carla Koiper, Douglas Douty, Kirk Barefield, Mrs. J. E. Carroll, end Paul Nava. Second row: David Hubbard, Cynthia Atkins, Sholly Greenwood, Steven Gonzales, and Daniel Rendon. First row: Janis Roth, Martha Cunningham, Susan Graves, end Joe Hernendoz. Not pictured: Thelma Norris. Carl Parker. Mikele Rickman, and Albert Martinez. 221 Amy Johnson President Uana Knox Vice-President Delores Honnoke Treasurer Alva Cunningham Parliamentarian Susan Harrison Secretary Kathy Hayes Chaplain Beclty Cummings Historian Connie Bailoy Sophomore Director R. B. Sparks Future Teachers Ronnie Compton Beau Mrs. Strauss Sponsor Members are: Lola Douty, Susan Harrison. Amy Johnson. Kathy Hayes. Connie Bailey. Laura White. Karen Kloesel. Glenda Bletsch. Mary Jo Dunkerly, Ronnie Compton, Alva Cunningham, Wendy Fellcnor, Cindy Johnson, Liana Knox. Becky Cummings, Gwen Schofield. Not pictured: De- lores Henneke and Rosalee Costolla. 223 Members had fun at tho slumber party. Wendy Felknor, Susan Harrison. Alva Cunningham, Connie Bailey, Liana Knox, and Amy Johnson at an officer mooting. Susan Harrison and Amy Johnson serve punch at the installation of new members. 224 Mombors with Beau. Ronnie Compton. Connie Boiley, Cindy Johnson, Susan Harrison. Liana Knox, and Laura Whito make posters to boost school spirit. Alva Cunningham and Wendy Felknor play Twister. (Above) Laura Whito. Alva Cunningham, Liana Knox. Amy Johnson, end Wendy Felknor aro at the bicycle Progressive dinner. (Below) Liana Knox, Karen Kloesol. Glenda Blotsch, Delores Henneke, and Lola Douty enjoy the food at the Christmas party. 225 Joyce Maley, Junior Director: Mr . Mary Brown, sponsor: and Da- vid Sobasta. Sophomore Director. Robert E. Linda Kervin. President, presides over a club mooting. 226 Other officers are Tim Quinton, Judy Rowe, Margaret Tenner, end Tommy Richmond. A cake sale was held to help raise money. Club members look at the scrapbook. Lee Future Teachers A regular meeting presided ovor by President Linda Korvin. More dub members look at the scrapbook. 227 A Medley of 9napshots — or Ganders Off Guard. G.R.A. Is Sponsors: Miss Wright, Mrs. Kern, sitting, and Miss Bobbitt discuss plons for mooting. Roadrunnors: Barbara Hodges. Karen Lamb, Shari Rushing, Arleno Wootan. On knees: Diane Willis, Mary Holen Laredo, Wanda Na- varre. Sitting: Lorio Bettes ond Susan Hooper. Camels: Janice Gibbons. Patty Thenomann, Jo Ann Mitchell, Don- na Shannon. Kneeling: Kathy Cobb. Kathy Roberts. Barbar Bund- he. Sitting: Sandra Rivera and Glonda Pona. Poodles: Becky Tidmon, Peggy Hill, Linda Noely. Ango! Massingill. Sitting: Kathy Bettes. Nancy Robinson, and Sandy Johnson. Kangaroos: Kristy Hasty, Judi Pratt, Carolyn Moore, Virginia Reevos. Kneeling: Loretta Rodriguez. Mary Piorcc, and Gay Hix. 9por+smanship Shari Rushing, secretary, types as Linda Neely, the recorder, talks about points with Vice-President Angie Slagle. During the Volleyball tournament members sold refreshments, Firs placo winners in the tournament: Kangaroos: Gay Hi . Virginia Reeves, Lo- retta Rodriquez. Judi Pratt, Angel Massingill. and Geraldine Pena. Socond place winnors: Camels: Glenda Pena, Jo Ann Mitchell, Patty Thenemann. Sandra Rivera, Donna Shan- non, and Barbara Bundhe. The Junior Historian Club Mrs. Jordan has been the sponsor of tho Junior Historian Club for 25 years. President—Ell Phelps Vice-President— Gary Capploman Corresponding Secretary— Laura Warren Recording Secretary—Jodie Tolleson ■ Treasurer—Holly Ehlig Nancy Tucker—Social Chairman Yvonne Maxoch— Parliamentarian Members are left to right: First row: Elizabeth Gonzales, Cathy McUlwein, Dobbio Jackson, Patsy Fonley. Vicki Rosemond. Delene Rogers, Debbie Burt, Yvonne Harville, Nancy Dial. Barbara Harrison. Denise Wior. Second row: B'llie Clawson. Bridget Bronnen, Kathy Garrett, Rosey Ortiz. Martha Wilhite. Carmon Michel. Kathy Attebcrry, Myra Moss. Cheryl Touchet, Barbara Kurtz. Holly Ehlig. Third row: Mrs. Jordan. Debbie Pagel. Nancy Muonnink. Sharon Storck. Yvonne Mazoch. Laura Warron, Susan Taylor, Ruby Barton, Janice Lord, Becky Holmes. Fourth row: Glen Polts. Debbie Nelson, Molodie Mitcholl, Gary Cappleman. Janis Burgess. Ann Warmund. Bill Ehliq, Dwight Dyer. Mike Harbaugh, Bill© Willis, Stoven Attaway, Jodie Tolleson. Roseanna Lowory, Martha McKay. Fifth row: Donna Shelby, Gail Neblett. Susan Hainos. Norman Russell, Larry Kluck, Matt Baker, Robert Sandors, Andy Roso. Bill Faltesak, Ell Phelps, and Rusty Harpor. 235 InsteHatloH of Officers Banquet: Yvonne Maioch. Parliamentarian; Nancy Dial, chaplain; Nancy Tucker, social chairman: Janice Lord, reporter- « U l ij roaiurer Jodie Tolleson. recording secretary; Laura Warren, corresponding secretary; Gary Cappleman. vice-president; Mrs. Sybil Jordan, sponsor; end Ell Phelps. President. Miss Cynthia Moore, a former R.E.L Junior Historian, gives Janice Lord the oath of office. 236 k lot- of people enjoyed the Installation Banquet at Wyatts Cafotoria in the Gander Room. 237 Mr. and Mrs. Sybil Jordan. Mrs. Silas Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lord wcro the chaperons at the Installation Banquot. Bill Pohler, Ell Phelps. Rusty Harper. Mrs. Jordan, and Andy Rose all holpcd in decorating for the annual party for the new members. Volleyball was the most popular game of the party. 238 Everyone participated in eating. Several members enjoyed a trip on tho Yacht Sam Houston. a — Members enjoy a tasty dinner on the yacht. Confederate Ball CONFEDERATE COURT Lady of the Court—Laura Warren, oscorted by Randy Shepard; Lady in Waiting—Nancy Dial, escorted by Larry Padgett; Lady of Region—Nancy Tucker, escorted by Gene Smith; Lady of tho Throne—Jodio Tolleson. escorted by Douglass DeShaio; Crown-bearor—Connie Wilhite; Queen— Cheryl Touchet, escorted by Charlio Davis; Princess—Yvonne Mazoch, oscorted by Micky Smith; Senior Duchess—Delone Rogers, escortod by Paul Witt; Junior Duchess—Janice Lord, escorted by Jimmy Younse; and Sophomore Duchess—Martha Wilhito, escortod by Ronnie Milner. Miko Stubbs and Bobby Od- neal played taps while the court was announced. Lady of the Throne—Jodie Tol- leson, escorted by Doug De- Shazo. Lady in Waiting—Nancy Dial, escorted by Larry Padgett. Queen—Cheryl Touchet, escorted by Charlio Davis The 1968 Royal Court led in a dance at the Confederate Ball. Lady of the Court—Laura Warren, escorted by Randy Shepard. or, escorted by Gono Smith. The posts woro: Loft to right: Ruby Barton. Dobbic Pago!. Nancy Muon- nink, Roseanna Lowry. Yvonne Harville. Barbara Kurt. (Not pictured: Holly Ehlig and Denise Wior.) Mrs. E. Phelps. Mrs. W. P. Capploman. Mrs. W. W. Tucker. Nancy Capplemen. and Mrs. J. O. 8arton help with refreshments. Princess—Yvonno Maioch, os- corted by Mickey Smith. Sonior Duchess—Deleno Rog- ort, oscorted by Paul Witt. Crown-Bearer—Connie Wilhito Ell Phelps, master of ceremo- nies. presented Mrs. Jordan with a bouquet of roses. Junior Duchess—Janice Lord, escorted by Jimmy Younse. Sophomore Duchess—Martha Wilhite, oscorted by Ronnie Milner. 241 Jim Fuller President Mike Thompson Secretary Bobby Blumberg Senior Director Mr. Miller Sponsor Interact Interact Clubs around the world are dedicated to the advancement of under- standing peoples, the com- Interact both time A conscien- of corre- To serve munity gives and money, tious program spondence enables us to keep up with the ideas of the 2.000 Interact Clubs around the world. With the help of our Rotary Club sponsors we try to benefit our community. Beverly Anderson Sweetheart Mike Sournmala Director of International Understanding Randy Short Vice-President Tim Dunn Treasurer Gary Smith Sophomoro Director Mike Hunt Director of Publicity Bobby Blumborg and Jim Fuller cell tho meeting to order. L- J ,1 i y Mr. Miller confers with Randy Short. Robert Lemmon. Charlie Watt . Bobby Blumbero. and Rod Ce?eau«. Juniors: Joe Pat Kelley. Mike Enoch. Robert Lemmon. Randy Kim- moy. Len Ford. Rod Ceaux. Albert Kelso, Tino Garcio. and Stevo Watkins. Senior members: Tim Dunn, Mile Thompson. Brad Benton, Charles Strauss. Charlio Watts. Steve Schoyen, Rusty Brockman. Kerry Hart, less. Mike Hunt. Bobby Blumberg. Beverly Anderson. Sweetheart, Randy Short. Mickey Lloyd, and Celen May. Sophomores: P'ico 8oothc, Greg Jones, Ricky Sla- gle. Dana Larpenter. Gary Smith, and Ronnie Mil- ner. Mr. Miller confers with officers about pictures. Ricky Slagle, Tim Dunn, Dana Larpenter. Mike Hunt and Gary Smith pose around a cow. Kimmey Watkins, ond Hunt receive sweatshirts from Tim Dunn and Mike Thompson. 243 Kerry Hartloss and Jim Fuller workod on the float with the Junior Rotary Anns. Tino Garcia played a good game for the students' win over the faculty in the basket ball clash. Beverly Andorson put in many hours to help get the float ready on timo. Dana Lerponter. Rod Cezeaux, Lon Ford, Stove Watkins, and Albert Kelso stage o carwash. Our float pulls out to dante the citizenry. Randy Short, Bobby Blumberg, and Albert Kelso, most likely watch some formor as Charlio Watts and Tino Garcia fiddlo around and Rusty Brockman does his homework. Jim Fuller, Tim Dunn, Mike Hunt, Lon Ford. Charlie Watts, and Milo Thomp- son teamod up to win second placo in tho football tournament. !bc3 Steve Watkins. Dana Larpenter. and Lon Faculty members and students enjoyed tho action of tho Interact sponsored Ford practico for our basketball tourna- Student-Faculty game. ment. Tho faculty is tense as Donnio Muonnick casually watches Tino sink a free throw. Hundreds of students watched their boys beat the faculty. The proceeds of this event were donated to the American Field Service. We appreciated the cooperation of the faculty, Mr. Adams, and Mr. Armstrong. 245 Junior Engineering Technical Society Arthur Martinez, secretary-treasurer, talks over monoy matters with Ewell Clarko. reporter. Kenneth Lemmon, president, and Joe BicUoy. vicc-presidont. preside ovor a meeting. Seniors Gary Gutlowski. John Scott, Laurence Price, and Don Aikey talk to Mr. Jim Grubaugh, sponsor. 246___________________________________________________________ GOALS AND PURPOSES To stimulate interest in and offer oppor- tunities tor prepare for a career in engi- neering and allied fields. To give a preview of the engineering pro- fession and an acquaintance with men ac- ive in the To help the student discover and appr« his own abilities, aptitudes, and infert in fields of preparation for engineeri such as 'mathematics and science. Milos Vincin. Brad Snipes, and Miko McKee, senior representative, talk over a problem with Mr. Barry, sponsor. JET T year was highlighted By- all-daV visits ASA, the State Convention at- ApcM. and a to KHOU Television studio' in j oyston, ivities featured a record-br$akinc 4th-plafce fin- is'- n the intra-club football tournament witji a 3-3 record, and the JETS were 'not eliminated from the basketball tournament |htil after ending the top bracket with a victoty ver Sterling Interact on the fme sKoofThig o f Don AHcey and Oscar Trevino. The aETSjSang A'Soulin in the school sing-song, and inter-clulSfchess tf kpament was also held. The' y'ear was closed witrfgme announcement of ne f'-' Wffi offices at the annual club banquet. ' Rondall Sanders. Ewoll Clarke. Bill Lyles, Rene Ffrench, and Ken- neth Lommon e perimont with an oscilloscope. Joe Bickley shows his award for second-placo in the stato in Engineering Graphics at tho Stato Convention. 247 Alpha Beta Gamma Chapter Kevin Rogers, James tensing, Pat Harrop. Gordon Combs, and James Hales prac- tice with scales. Bobby Post, sophomore representative, challenges Reno Ffronch in the JETS chess tournament as Joe Bickley. Miles Vincin. Charles May. and Randall Sanders look on. Order prevailed at business meotings! Oscar Trevino. Gary Konecny. Mike Martiner. and Robort Druco look over a physics experiment. JETS members enjoy hoaring Mr. Charlie Brown speak on Mechanical Heart Valves. A large group went to the State Convention at A M. Steve Weisinger. Arthur Martinez, and Paul Comeaux watch Bobby Sommerleld battle Bill McElhannon. Junior representative, in a choss gamo. Junior Classical League (Back row) Kent Adlong, Jack Ekholm. Cliff Witt. Lee Armstrong. Tommy Whatley. Paul Comeaux. Roger Manne. (On tho steps) Steve Knight. Becky Cummings. Bill McElhannon, Larry Shook. Carolyn Comeaux. Alice Stevenson, Joan McElhannon, Mary Margaret Traxler, Dana Larpenter, Margaret McClintock. Lewis Clarke. Sandra Mitchell. Frances Bethea. Johnny Moore, Woody York, Mary Childres. Steve Weisinger, Cris Johnston. James Baker. Mary Jane Bickley. John Carlson. Roslyn Fischer, Verla Heusmann. Max Lawrence, and Susan Hooper. CREED We, the members of the Junior Classical League, covenant to hand on the torch of Classical Civilization in the modern world. We believe an acquaintance with the Civilizations of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, literature, language, and arts. 250 Tops in the Nation — Again! Mr. Sherman Childres Sponsor France! Bethea Sweetheart Cliff Witt President Club Officers: (Top row) Ewell Clarice. Roman Banquet Co-ordinator; Paul Ostormayer. Contost Director; Paul Comeaun, Public Relation Diroctor; Bill McElhannon. Latin Week Diroctor: ond Carolyn Co- meaux, Parent Committee. Club Officers; Roslyn Fischer Recreation Dimetor: Curtis Sanders, Membership Director; Kont Adlong. Audio-Visual Director; Sandra| Mitchell, Corresponding Secretary; and Mary Childres. Curator. 251 Potricians and slaves of the Baytown J.C.L assemble in tho banquet hall for thoir annual Roman Banquet. National Convention winners: (Top row) Karen Wheeler. Paul Comeaux. Ewoll Clarice. Jimmy Shoats, Kurt Pullon. Cliff Witt. (Bottom row) Sandra Mitchell. Roslyn Fischer. Alice Antonini. Jennifer Sir- ratt. and Becky Burns. Contestants board the plane for tho convention, 252 Preparing to loave for the state JCL Convention. State Contest Winner� : (Top row) Johnny Carroll. Paul Comeaux, Cur tij Sandor� . (Bottom row) Kay Armstrong. Sandra Mitchell, and Tommy Whatloy. Mr. Childros worked hard to make our trip successful. Ewell Clarke and Kay Armstrong help climax the Roman Banquet by being crowned King Jupitor and Queen Juno. Cliff Witt accepts the Stoto swoepstakes trophy for the Lee J.C.L State Contest Winnors: (Top row) Paul Ostermaycr. Bill McEI- hannon, Ewell Clarke. (Bottom row) Becky Burns. Carolyn Co- Vice-President Keren Harvey Treasurer Annotto Maroney Historian Wilda Dickerson Representative-at-large Judy Earthman Junior Director Helen Prannsen 254 President Diana Mitchell Junior Optimisses PURPOSE: To perform services for the school and for the community. Secretary Patricia Shell Project Chairman Brenda Casey Parliamentarian Debbie Howell Senior Director Linda House Sophomore Director Dianna Middleton Gory Kappler was the center of ottention ot the club porty. Football playors had to got up early on a cold morning for tho breakfast. Secret pals exchange gifts at tho Christmas party. Jr. Optimisses participated at the annual Christmas parade. Secretary Kay Armstrong Jr. Rotary Anns Motto: Service Above Self. Front row: C.ndy Couch. L.bby McGraw. Stuart Haney. Wondy Parker. Cynthia Zavodny. Jim Fuller. Kay Armstrong. Cathloen Wilcox. Phyllis Goodson. Janelle Lindsey. Ann Saunders. Claudia Brown, and Gwon Gober. Second row: Virginia Herrington. Terry Smith. Georgia Heald, Mary Brown. Betty Brown. Julie Bollinger. Peggy Cowhig, Becky Burns. Mary Jane Bickley. Mary Margarot Traxlor. Beverly Anderson. Susan Booth. Pat 258 Treasurer Joan Spivey n WL 1 i i TBS Parliamentarian Diana Hickerson Chaplain Betty Brown Senior Director Julie Bollinger Not pictured: Sophomore Diroctor Mary Parker Objective: “To encourage and foster the ideal of service and in particular, to encourage and foster the development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service: high ethical standards in school and social life and the dignifying of each Ro- tary Ann of her place in life as an opportunity to serve society; and the application of the ideal of service by every Junior Rotary Ann to her personal and community life.” Kveton, and Verla Hauseman. Standing on plane: Diana Hickerson, Joanie Spivoy, Terry Sanders. Lou Ellen Currie, Jane Rogers, and Susan Kelly. Not pictured are: Mary Parker and Lucy Whitson. 259 Committee chairmen are: Ann Saunders, Social: Jane Rogers, Pro- gram: Cynthia Zavodny. Service. (Not pictured: Wendy Parkor. Scrap- book. I Committee chairmen are: Terry Smith Publicity: and Becky Burns. Finance. Susan Booth, Julie Bollinger. Becky Burns, Botty Brown, Libby McGraw plan a party for the now members. This poster party during the summer didn't produce many posters! Pat Kvcton's team won third place in tho GRA volleyball tournament. First row: Mary Margaret Traxlor. Susan Booth, Pat Kveton, and Torry Smith. Back row; Mary Parker. Peggy Cowhig, Julie Bol- lingor, and Joanio Spivey. 260 Interact and Junior Rotary Ann members worked hard on their float for tho Christmas parado. Cynthia Zavodny shows Lou Ellen Currie and Mary Margaret Trexler how to make Valentines. An assembly line helped when it came to making boutonnieres. Members relax aftor a game of football at the Interact and Rotary Ann Halloween Party. 261 Sidney Thomas Vice-President Will Mundinger Corresponding Secretary Mr. Doyle Sponsor Kay Beavers Sweetheart Jim Faylo Recording Secretary Justia Kollmeyor Treasurer Tommy Burnside Parliamentarian Brian Baker Dale Ward Sonior Director Junior Director Tommy Clark Sophomore Director — Junior Members are: (Top row) Horrere. Tom Fuller, end Fernie S Merk Bry t. (Middle row) Stevf Adom . k. Tomm- fcltchell. Calvin Keating, Qevid (Top row) George Whitaker, Bill Perkins. Donnie Ploeocr, Paul Cheek, ai Armstrong. andrTcfl - '7 Clardm Bottom tow) Bo Sophomore mem) Louis Clark. Job! Heri LeVergni left. mmy Ci We Strive To Serve Susan Stewart Secretory Jody Laird Historian Brian Baker Beau Jane Gillette Parliamentarian Mrs. Wilbanks Sponsor Jan Mann Senior Director Elizaboth McClintock Junior Director Sandra Mitcholl Sophomore Director 266 -V ! , ,1 Program chairman Laura Massey and her committee, Dru lashlee and Betsy Maeser. 1 . 3l • i i I k m Jl Liz McClintock, project chairman, presents Civic Centor with gamef along with Susan McPhail. Kathy Kirkland, social chairman, decorates for the banquet with Joanne French. House chairman Alice Antonini and prayer chairman Susan Oil phant prepare for a meeting. Mum chairman Lee Entler prepares ribbons. 267 Mombc« or9 Gerry Jon® ,. Now sophomoro momber at the annual Keyotte slumber party. Gail Kana, Liz McClintock. ond Robbio Umholt present a cake to the firemen during National Fire Prevention Week. Officer for the coming yoar at the bar.quot are: Becky Smith, Brenda Binder. Kathy Kirkland. Alico Antonini. Leo Er.tlor. and Jan Stasney. Historian. Jody Laird, and her date, Mark Moore, at the Koy ©tie Banquet. Brian Baker, club bcou. at the surprise breakfast fo the golf and tennis teams. Lioness Club Kathy Leesoman Troasuror Sarah Bossart President Susan Busch Chaplain Bits! Roitor Senior Director .J Kay Waller Vice-President Donnie Muennink Club Beau Botsy Simmons Junior Director Lorita Magee Secretary Jano Hoffman Historian Karen Wheeler Parliamentarian Donna Tucler Sophomore Director 270 Senior Member aro: Sarah 8ossart, Karon Whcolor. Cri Johnton, Sherry King. Bitji Reiter, Cathy Nevil. Stephanie Greer, Lorita Magee, Cynthia McNulty, Jill Allen, Debbie Huron. Kris Love, Kathy Lceteman, Jane Hoffman. (Not picturod: Susan Busch.) Lioness mombers male posters to back tho Ganders. Christmas is a time for sharing. Junior and Sophomore Member, ore: Luan Blakey. Rhonda Robinson. Kay Walker. Beverly Walter Lois Wihtrom. Renee Do Uune. Mery Bo� h Wood. Kathy King. (Middle row) Carol Todd. Margie Burch. Carla Harrison. Cheryl Stoerner. Betsy Simmons. (Bottom row) Mary La.rd. Debbie Phillips. Pam Horring. Donna Tucker, lorna Dickon-.. (Not pictured: Marqarot Bevel.) Kay Walker and Cheryl Stoerner fix the punch for the teach- en' Valentine'� party. Orders being given for banquet docoretions. 273 Photography Club Mr. Johnson instructs Cindy Torrell in taking Kenneth Newsome's pic- ture. Mr. Johnson. Kenneth Newsome. Cherlos Hancock and Ronnie Gordnor look ot somo negatives. 274 Gevan Werloy works in the lab. Brian Werley. David Thomas, and Homor Thomas watch Robie Gordy enlarge a print. Chocicing tho f-stop on his camera is Richard Morron with hi subject George Franco. William Slillern and Gevan Werley prepare developing mixture. Mr. Johnson poses for a casual picture with Kenneth Newsome. 9.T.A.G.9. Corresponding Secretary— David Fenton Parliamentarian—Jerome Zerlein Treasurer—Keith Coburn Historian—Gary Fuller Sincerity Toward All Good Services Recording Secretary— Jimmy Sheets Chaplain—Douq Wagner Reporter—Bobby Kinsey 276 Senior members: 2nd row: Jimmy Youns© Dan Lang. Keith Coburn. Gary Richards, Vic Holloman. Gary Kappler, Doug Wag- ner. 1st row: Danny Whatley. Gary Full- er. Jimmy Sheets. Kneeling: Gil Hill and David Fenton. Juniors: Joromo Zerlein. Dicky Hunter, Bobby Hill, Kenny Eaves. Bob Juniors: Paul Jaubert, Mark Jacobs. Stovcn Policy, and Mike Archer. Boyd. Donny Messorschmite. Sophomores: Gene Cole. Mac 8ray. Freddie Wilson. Randy Rober. Da- vid Rose. Gary Kilpatrick, and Mike Lilos. 277 The third ploce winning football team and consolation winning basketball team, Keith Coburn, Jimmy Sheets, Doug Wegnor, Danny Whatley, Gary Kappler, Jimmy Younse. and Dan Lang. 278 OFFICERS: Debbie Johnson President Carol Fielder Secrotary Mika Davis Vice-President Julia Korenek Parliamentarian Thespians Mike Davis and Libby Kehoe demonstrato the uso of gesturos in acting, Jan Bultxo directs Mik© Krumptum and Debbie Irwin, Sponsor Lowell Maiors lectures the club on theatrical arts, Libby Kehoo does a recitation in club. Mike Davis shows Sandra Dillahauty. Elizabeth Waixel, and Linda Lock er the importance of lighting techniques on tho stage. 283 Vocational Industrial Clubs I.C.T. CLUB MOTTO: Preparing for Leadership in the World of Work of America VICA CHAPTER 47—Fir� Period Officers: Ronald Fehring, Historian; Jerry Gouriay, Parliamentarian; Steve Donnelly, President; Elaino Cozeau� . Vico-President; Candy Strickland. Secretary-Treasurer, and Polly Potts. Reporter. Elaine Cezeaux— Chapter Sweetheart Second Period Officers: Thomas Nerren. Parliamentarian; Pat Nichols. Reportor; Jimmy Hur.tley. Vice-President; Lorry Cryer. President; DeeDeo Bergeron. Secretary; Patricia Dees. Treasurer; and Linda Guice, Historian. 284 First Period ICT (loft to right): Cheryl Weldon. Candy Strickland. Cathy Petty. Sandy Strickland Elaine Cezoeux, Sherry Wolch. Mary Wooten, Karen Schnell. Cynthia Woods, Dennis Brazil. Pedro Salas. Tony Del Toro, Wiley Carter, Ronald Fehring. Mr. Tadlock (Sponsor), and Darnell Brown. Second Period ICT (left to right): Steven Bennett. Howard Griffith. Linda Guice. Richard Kelley. Dale Winters. Carl Hebol. Bobby Wilketson. Randy Willioms. Patricia Doos. John Tatum. Gordon Honderson, Thomas Nerren. Jimmy Huntley. Joe Gentry, Larry Cryer. Pat Nichols. Deo Dee Borqeron. Mr. Tadlock (sponsor). 285 I.C.T. Learning by Doing Pedro Salas: Jimmy's Paint Shop Jimmy Huntley: Fullers Tire Recapping Dennis Brazil: Gunn Air Conditioning Steven Donnelly: Courtesy Ford Ronald Fehring: John's Trim Shop Carl Hebei: Sid's Auto Sorvico Howard Griffith; Jimmy's Paint and Body Shop John Tatum and Darnell Brown: Graves Furniture Company Pat Nichols: Kovar's Radio and TV Joo Gentry: Page-Dittman Plymouth Bobby Wilkerson; Golden Triangle Auto Service District Winners: Tony Dol Toro. Pedro Salas. Mary Wootan. Cindy Woods. Pat Dees, and Pat Nichols. Health Occupations: Shorry Welch, Dr. Zielinski: Cynthia Wood. Dr. Wood; Mary Wootan, Gulf Coast; Shorry Weldon, San Jacinto Methodist; and Kathy Petty, San Jacinto Method- ist. Gordon Ferguson, Waldrop Auto Servico: Steve 8ennett. Ed Ernie Auto Servico: Dalo Winters, San Jacinto Methodist: Albert Boodoll. Gene Smith. Gonxalei Shoetrock and Cabinet Shop. 287 289 Foofball 290 The 1967 Fighting Ganders The Robert E. Lee Fighting Ganders, traveling to Port Arthur, met the Number 3 team in the state and were in the game until two last- quarter touchdowns spelled defeat. Texas City caught the Ganders sleeping the next week, winning with two 80-yard touchdowns. The Ganders came to life aqainst the big La Marque team for their first win of the season. After putting up a great battle against the 3rd- ranked Brazosport Exporters, the Ganders saw a 14-14 tie shattered by three Exporter touchdowns in the 4th quarter. The following week, Ball High found the Ganders cold as Ball won 14-0. The Ganders started Zone play with a strong win of 27-6 over Sam Rayburn. The offense came to life the next week with a 34-20 win over Deer Park, but Pasadena proved too strong as the Eagles flew to two last-half touchdowns breaking open a 7-6 score. Still in the district race, the Ganders traveled to South Houston, but hopes for an upset ended in a 21-0 loss. More than 12.000 fans packed Memorial Stadium at Homecoming to see the Ganders trounce Sterling 28-7. The Rangers scored first, but once the Ganders started rolling, they never looked back. It was a great game, and a Homecoming the Ganders will never forget— the inaugural of a new tradition ... beating Sterling! GANDERS RECORD REL OPP. 15 PORT ARTHUR 36 0 TEXAS CITY 34 13 LaMARQUE 6 16 BRAZOSPORT 34 0 BALL HIGH 14 27 SAM RAYBURN 6 34 DEER PARK 20 6 PASADENA 22 0 SOUTH HOUSTON 21 28 ROSS STERLING 7 Front row: Eddio Contrcsas. Loslio Jonkins. Glonn Roesler. Robert Kubica. Billy Willi� . Genaro Salinas, Stoven Weaver. Charles Perry. Kyle Fol- licle. Tony Garcia. Second row: Steven Dickerson (trainer). Tino Garcia. Albert Contreras. Tommy Mclomore. Tommy Burnside (co-captain). Victor Holloman. Billy Malloy. Laddio Pokorny. Daniel Hcrrora. Doug Wagner. Billy Wooster. John Caveretta. Wayne Guest (manager). Third row: Head Coach Peto Sultis. Coach Paul Bill Korn. Roy Hamilton. Demis McZeal. Pat Nunan. Robert Arnold. Gerry Edge. Kerry Hartless. Don- mo Muennink. Barry Brunson. Justin Kollmeyer. Pat Orchin (co-captain). Trainer George Crow, Jay Jackson (manager). Fourth row: Coach Ron Kramer. Miko Mcssick. Carl Brown. Hugh Lloyd. Ferris Choo Platt. Charles Strauss. Mark Moore. James Malloy. Jesse Powell. Scott Armstrong. Coach Kovin Lounsberry. 291 Practice . . . ROBERT ARNOLD Guard CARL BROWN Tackle SCOTT ARMSTRONG End BARRY BRUNSON Halfback JOHN CAVARRETTA Fullback All-Diit. 2nd Team Ganders rest up beforo tho gamo. JOHN EDGE Guard TOMMY BURNSIDE Captain AH-Dist. 2nd Team CECIL HAVES Center UNO GARCIA End TONY GARCIA Halfback RONALD HANSEN Tackle KERRY HARTLES- Guard DANIEL HERRERA Guard Steve Griffin. Wayno Guost. ond Steve Dickerson tape-up Douglas Wagner before the game. Tommy Burnside (79). Choo Platt (56). Pat Orchin (22). Justin Kollmeyer (12). and Laddie Pokorny (25) load the Ganders on the field. VICTOR HOLLOMAN Guard All-Zone Honorable Mention ROY HAMILTON Center LESLIE JENKINS Halfback Action . . . X. I JUSTIN KOLLMEYER Quartorback ROBERT KUBICA Fullback MIKE MESSICK Tackle All-Dist. 2nd Team MARK MOORE End All-Dist. 2nd Team Tino Garcia (83) crosses tho goal line for the first score against LeMarque, Charles Strauss (73), Roy Hamilton (50). Victor Holloman (60), Jamos Malloy (77), Tommy Mc- Lemore (84), block as Geno Salinas kicks true. je ROBERT LEMMON Guard ALBERT LILES End HUGH LLOYD Tackle JAMES MALLOY Tackle Johnny CavorcUa (33) make .good yardage- aapirJt,Qoer Park’av R©y„HamWto� 'i50) Carlos StrauW (73) coma.in Wip'. • •:. co W ' Tony Garcia (42). Tommy Burnside (79). Mark Moora (85). Douglas Wagner (26). Choo Platt (65). and Pat Orchin (22) smother a LaMarque ball carrier. DENNIS McZEAL End DONNIE MUENNINK Quarterback PAT NUNAN Tackle 296 Tino Garcia (83), Kyle Fullicfc (14). and Justin Kollmeyer (12) close in on a South Hous ton pass receiver. Tense moment for Coach Sultis PAT ORCHIN Captain Halfback All-Dish 1st Team CHOO PLATT Center LADDIE POKORNY Halfback ev JESSE POWELL Center KURT PULLEN End GLENN ROESLER End A fan' view of tho Gandor defense. Players pause for a prayer after all the games. Beaf GENERO SALINAS Halfback JIMMY SHEATS Halfback Leslie Jenkins (28) is finally stopped os Albert Liles (87), Billy Willis (23). and Tony Garcia (42) help out. CHARLES STRAUSS Tackle DOUGLAS WAGNER Halfback Fullback STEVEN WEAVER End f 9 a 9 e aja o • Spirit ran high the week of the game BILLY WOOSTER End BILLY WILLIS Halfback SEC VISITORS' K HOME T • • • YARDS MQTR j DOWN Sterling!!! Kyle Fullick (14) and Tino Garcia (83) defend against a Sterling pass ai Choo Platt (56) vaults his man. The Ganders were harsh visitors! Cecil Hayes (55) pursues a Sterling ball carrier. 300 Johnny Moore (24) breaks loose against Sterling. The Junior Varsity offense goes into action. Suicide Squad Played Hard Front row: James Wilson, Joe Richardsor Rick Roborson, Rudy Waqnor, Gerald McDowell. Ralph Ugolde. George Lloyd. Joe “Hippo Homan, dez, George Franco. Second row: Gary Kimmey: manager, Kont Adlong. Chuck Chondler. John Moore, Tommy Clark. Reggie Johnson, Georgo Whitaker, Craig Roberts, Randy Reber: manager. Chargers SOPHOMORE SQUAD: Top row: Coach Herrington. Jackson Rowe (68). Ascension Ycpex (77). David Martinez (28),. Bill Perkins (78) Larry Lippi (83). Darrel Hud-poth (85). Chariot Amyott (74). James Reaves (25). Frank Chapa (75). Robert Funderburk (manager). Coach Peoples. Third row: Steve Griffin (trainor), Jorry Baiko (81). Fred Powell (26). David LaVergno (60). Va! Martinez (23). David Hardcy (22). Paul Cheek (86). Mike Lilet (84). Bruce Mills (50). David Roto (14). Feli� Green (89). Second row: Gary Hughes (46). Alan Landry (38). Miko Anderson (18). Jimmy Creel (67). Freddy Wilson (20). Kent Liggett (24). Weslie Waldrup (79). Keith Stallknecht (76). Fred Bonin (45). Micky Jared (64), Clayton Rhodon (managor). First row: Buddy Urban (II). Kenneth Sigc-rs (71). Charlio LoBlou (12). Ricky Jordan� (48). Charlie Morgan (17). Frank Pina (88), Robert Zambrano (55). Johnny Reyna (73). Leo Armstrong (65). Rebels FRESHMAN SQUAD: Top row; Jamey Ford (56). John Burnt (82). Robert Hinet (55), Malcolm John-,: - (76). Jorry Jameson (18). Ru- dolph Gonzales (81), Larry Kovalcik (48). Carl Russell (82). Dewey Lyons (62). Jack Crowder (75). Sam Bothoa (77). Third row; Coach Doyle. Bobby Light (89). Alan Massey (85). Randy Smithorman (50). David Hurst (16). David Mongiollo (60). Reggio Craig (15). David Roquemoro (78). Thomas Hart (24). Rick Garcia (83). Rick Keene (38). Terry Ellis (88). Loo Winn (74), Ronny Couch (manager), Freddy Booth. Coach Vic Davis. Second row: Gary Lannou (manager), Dennis Pokluda (33), Tim Dodson (67). Lonnio Rivera (66). Scott Brownsfield (84). Samuel Simms (79). Daniel Burrell (12). John Moseley (22). Doug Cavarrotfa (45). Andrew Gray (73). Johnny Crawford (62). Blai Juarez (28). Ricky Welch (71). Donnis Krolczyk (54). First row: Athur Wright (manager). Kirk Norton (20), James Baler (58), Henry Villar- real (46). Stevon Barnhill (65). Rudy Contreras (36). Kent Smith (25). Don Hayes (32). Doan Haney (23), Herbert Wilkinson (62), Dickey Lambert (26). 301 Top row: (Trainer) Sfophon Diclterton, Chorles Ellis, (co-captain) Sidnoy Thomas. Don Ploager. Charles Strauss. Aoo Thomas. Clayton Sowell. (Manager) Andy May, (Statistician) Joe Bickley. Bottom row: Coach Jay Bollinger. Justin Kollmeyor, Roy Martinez, Randy Short, Joo Wells, Calvin Land, Thomas McClondon, (Co-captain) Pat Orchin. not picturod. Gander Cagers Have 15-18 Season Record DISTRICT RECORD OPP. 50 DEER PARK LEE 42 71 BALL HIGH 57 72 DEER PARK 61 82 TEXAS CITY 69 56 BALL HIGH 58 81 LAMARQUE 57 48 •SAM RAYBURN 47 61 •PASADENA 49 72 •STERLING 62 57 •SOUTH HOUSTON 73 47 BRAZOSPORT 51 58 •SAM RAYBURN 70 41 •PASADENA 56 65 •STERLING 54 49 •SOUTH HOUSTON 50 40 BRAZOSPORT 61 Zone games. Tense moments on the bench. The Gander cagers entered the 1967-68 season facing a tough schedule. Opening with two wins against St. Thomas (47-42) and St. Pius (53-20), they later copped the third place trophy at the Cypress-Fairbanks Tournament, defeating Elmore by a score of 60-58. The Ganders were plagued by the flu as they entered zone play with a slow start, but they remained in contention for the zone crown until the last game by winning five of their last six zone games— chiefly relying on a platoon system of two teams. The final game of the season was played in true Grander-style as the hot '68 Ganders closed out by sinking the Brazos- port Ships 61-40. JUSTIN KOLLMEYER CALVIN LAND THOMAS McClendon Rebounding call for aggressive action! The platoons scrimmago each other in practice. CHARLES ELLIS Stevo Dickerson, trainer, holps Andy May and Joe Bickley, basket- ball managers, who get the team ready for a game. PAT ORCHIN Co-captain DON PLOEGER ROY MARTINEZ Acie Thomas (55) tips the ball up to Clayton Sowell (2j ) and Calvin Land (14). The platoons practice a zone defense against each other. Don Plooger returns an offensive rebound for two - ' '___________________________________________305 CLAYTON SOWELL CHARLES STRAUSS JOEwrns Thomas McClendon (53) shoots from tho side as Roy Martinez (23) and Charles Ellis (41) watch for a robound. Acie Thomas (55) and Sid Thomas vin Land (14) moves in to aid. RANDY SHORT The crowd at the Gander-Ranger clash filled the stands! Sidney Thomas flies op for e shot es Acie Thomas (55) and Calvin Land (14) prepare to rebound. Acio Thomas shoots for two with Sid Thomas helping. Agony! ACIE THOMAS All-District (2nd Team) Thomas McClendon lays up two. SIDNEY THOMAS Co-captain AH-Zone (2nd Team) Charles Ellis (40) scores two points helped Out by Acie Thomas (54). Q7 Justin Kollmeyer brings tho ball down court against Sterling. Felix Green 40) end Cherlio LoBluo fight for e rebound os Tommy Clerk (10) end Joe Well (30) weit to help. JUNIOR VARSITY: Gront Derdon, Gory Smith, Johnny Boetty, Johnny Cerroll, Feli Green, Ted Weison, Cherlio LoBlue, Kont Adlong, Joe Perk- er. Steve Adems, Miko O'Sulliven, Stevo Knight (mgr.). Not pictured ere Tommy Clerk end Coech 8ill Thompson. 308 JUNIOR VARSITY District Record JV OPP 38 SAM RAYBURN 37 30 PASADENA 45 38 STERLING 35 46 SOUTH HOUSTON 45 38 BRAZOSPORT 47 45 SAM RAYBURN 58 37 PASADENA 35 36 STERLING 43 40 SOUTH HOUSTON 46 31 BRAZOSPORT 38 FRESHMAN A SQUAD District Record FRESH. OPP 35 SAM RAYBURN 52 47 STERLING 58 35 SOUTH HOUSTON 66 34 PASADENA 43 49 DEER PARK 74 Partial Record Freshmen Have Rough Reason FRESHMAN SQUAD: Top row.- Robert Funderburk (mgr.), Jeff Wahrmund. Roudolph (Byrd) Gonzales. Jerry Jomerson. Wendell Lyons, Curti Crawford, Miko Bramletf. John Save!!. Second row; Robert Sanders, Rickey Garcia. Bobby Light, Tim Dodson, Terry Ellis. Doug Cavaretta. Donnie White. Bottom row: David Mongiello, Henry Villareal. Kont Smith. David Tompson, Alton Anderson. Thomas Hart. Rudy Contreras. 309 GANDER Thinclads Fought Rough Competition The 1968 GANDER tracksters fought the roughest competition in the state at every meet they entered. The relay teams were the bright spots of the season. The mile relay was clocked at Regional in 3:17.1 good for the third best time in the state; however, they finished third to end the season. The 440-yd. relay team fought early-season bad hand-offs to record a fine 42!4. Outstanding individual performances were posted by Sid Thomas—49.1 in the 440-yd. dash, Geno Salinas—1:57.6 in the 880- yd. dash. Mike Martinez—4:26.8 in the mile run. and Pat Orchin—22’ 2 | in the broad-jump. The 1968 GANDER thinclads ran against the Best to brina out the GANDER BEST. TIi® mil® relay unit of Seno Salinas, Pat Orchin. Leslie Jenkins, and Sid Thomas ran a fine 3:17.1 to place third at Regional. Coach Rockhold talks with track captains Sid Thomas and Geno Salinas. tm Mike Martinei sparkled in tho mile-run by breaking the district record with a 2nd place finish in 4:27.8. Mike went on to record a 4:26.8 at Regional. Sid Thomas was an area loader in the open 440-yd. dash with a 49.1 clocking in district which broke the district record but was still only good enough for 2nd place. The 440-yd. relay toam of Leslie Jenkins. Jerome Smith. Pat Orchin. and Sid Thomas placed 2nd at Bobby Collins checks times during prac- district. '«•• 311 Sprinters: Johnny Moore, Mickey Uoyd. and Richard Haynes. Endurance . . . Gary Lannou and Steve Dickerson, trainers, give treat- ment to Kenneth Lemmon. Sid Thomas made a strong finish for the mile relay team at the Nig Brown Relays. Gino Salinas was one of tho top half-milers in tho state. Dennis Fish Dauphin and Bobby Collins work hard as managers. Eddie Toylor fight off a South Houston half- Distance Runners: Danny Russell, Eddio Taylor, Mile Martinex. Steve Wiesinger, and Bruco miler. Waldrop. Sprinters: Mark Moore. Jerome Smith, Tommy Clarke. Kevin Rogers, Gino Solinas, Pat Orchin, Leslie Jenkins, and Sid Thomas. . . . Determination Hurdlers: David Rose. Kenneth Lemmon, and Paul Klocsel. 313 Field Events Play Important Part Discus Throwers: (back row) Jemos Malloy. Bobby Light, Robert Lemmon. (Front row) Billy Malloy, and Ronald Hanson. Ronald Hanson puts extra effort behind the 12-lb. shot. of Track Shot Putters: Jack Crowder. Robert Hines, Henry Ford, and Curtis Crawford. 314 Jo© Parker shows good form in going over the high jump bar. Ted Watson (left) twirled the discus for a sixth place finish in district. Kont Ad- long (right) prepares to heave the shot. Johnny Carroll practices a high kick to carry him over. Freddy Wilson gets roady to vault! The unsung heroes of track are the managers, Donnis Fish Dauphin and Bobby Collins. Pat Orchin broad-jumped with consistency with a season 2' , for a 2nd placo finish in district. 315 Mile Relay: Scott Brownfield, Steve Blakoy, Rick Keene, and John Moseley. Discus Throwers: Bobby Light and Wendell Lyons. Sprinters: Scott Brownfield. John Mose- ley. Stove Blakcy. Rick Keene, Ralph Branch, and Miko Holmes. Freshman Track Team I Pat Grogory prepares to polo vault. 440-yd. Relay: John Mosoloy, Scott Brownfield. Steve Blak- ey. and David Burrell. ◄ Hurdlers: Rudolph Byrd'' Gon- raler, Lonnie Riviera, and John Saveli. Distance Runners: Pat Gregory ► and Brian Norton. Tho team takes a rest! Randy Keipcr, Bruce Waldrop, Stove Weisinger. Randy Stout, and Dee Entler. Mike Archor and Fernio Salinas (top) battle for position os Bruco Waldrop (bottom) fights for an early lead. Fernio Salinas, Mike Martinez, Eddie Taylor. Paul Kloesel. and Mike Archer. They'ro off! on one of the toughest courses in the state. The GANDER course! 317 The Fighting REL Swim Team The Gander swimmers swam to 5 impressive victories compared to only 2 losses in dual team meets. In the district meet the Ganders finished a strong 3rd in a tough field. Two records were broken by the Ganders at the Lee pool when the Medley Re- lay swam to a 1:55.9 clocking and Paul Jaubert streaked to a 1:19.0 finish in the breaststroke. The spirited Gander Swim Team carried on the greatest tradition of the ... FIGHTING GANDERS! R.E.L. 49 MEET RESULTS BALL HIGH 36 R.E.L. 56 PASADENA 29 R.E.L. 53 TEXAS CITY 32 R.E.L. 42 SAM RAYBURN 44 R.E.L. 34 SOUTH HOUSTON 52 R.E.L. 75 STERLING 10 R.E.L. 50 BRAZOSPORT 35 R.E.L. 42 3rd Place District Meet Gil Hill and Dan Lang, co-captains, talk to Coach Lounsberry. Medley Relay: Dan Lang (backstroke). Jack Arvin (breaststroke). Gil Hill (buttorfly) and Mark Godwin (free-stylc). Tho relay set a Lee pool record of 1:55.9. — Gil Hill divos off for his log on the Medley Relay os Jock Arvin finishes with a fast breaststroke. Free-Stylo Relay: Dickie Hunter, Billy Smelling, Brian Worley, and Mike Prico, Eddie Shoemake. Steve Rose, Jerome Zierlien, Dan Lang, and Tommy Anderson. Paul Jaubert set a Lee pool record of 1:19.0 in the breaststroke. John Wobbor. Ross Leo Tedter, Durwood Harmon, Oscar Ingram, and Tarry Seeley. Coach Kramer checks with Coach Lounsberry on times at the Brazosport meet. Back: Jack Arvin. Steve Kilpatrick. Front: Bill Ehlig. Paul Jaubert. Scott Leach. John Cappleman. 321 Managers of the swimming team are Mike Harbaugh and Jody Thomas. 322 Randy Tadlock, Louis Pena. Bill Skillorn, Jamas Cappleman. Tony Boyle, and Mark Godwin. The race begins! The 1968 Golf Team mombers are (standing, back row) Fred Philips, Mike Thompson, Tim Dunn, Gary Richard', Ronnio Milner, Price Boothe. (Kneoling) Charles Riley, Donald Wotipka. and Wooly York. Not pictured aro Jerry Cox, Jimmy Younse. and Coach Jay Bollinger. JERRY COX Even the pros hevo their troubles! MIKE THOMPSON 324 Mike Thompson starts his gamo with a long drive. Charles Riley. Fred Philips, and Mike Thompson FRED PHILIPS got ready for a practice. GANDER Linksters Finish JIMMY YOUNSE PRICE BOOTHE Jerry Cox sinks a putt. a Qtrong Second in District This team of (kneoling) Jerry Cox. Jimmy Younse. Price Boothe. Mike Thompson, (standing) Fred Philips, and Charles Riley led the Ganders to a strong second place finish in district. Jimmy Younse gets some pointers on his putting from Coach Bollinger. Karen and Royce practiced hard. Karon and Royce are proud of their contributions to the GANDER trophy caso. Baseball 1 968 GANDER Baseball Team Back row: Coach Gary Herrington, Fernie Salinas, Jimmy Creel. David LaVergne, Mil© Archer, Gerald 8iihop, John Cavarrotta, Jimmy Shoats, Kyle FuHick, Wayne Guest (manager). Front row: Andy May (manager). Tino Garcia. Stove Adamt, Andy Rose, Steve Watkins. Gary Kappler, Will Mundinger. 328 Baseballers Fight Lon GANDER two rainouts. finally be- gan the 1968 seaso bpalnk Deer Park 1-0. The Texas City Tournament was fern rained oyt, GANDERS entered the Galve ‘ 3-2 win over LaMarque. The GAND in the second round in a close ball gam� which they lost 2-1. The season was clos record of 5-9 in overall district competition Zone play. The FIGHTING GANDERS came in true style to highlight the year with two sparkling tories over Sterling 2-1 and 2-0. DISTRICT RECORD JARK BALL HIGH La MARQUE BALL HIGH SAM RAYBURN PAHOTA HOUSTON PORT RAYBURN •PASADENA ♦STERLING ♦SOUTH HOUSTON BRAZOSPORT OPP 0 6 5 3 8 6 I 12 I 0 II 0 6 II Coach Gary Horrington with the seniors on the squad: John Cavarrotta. Will Mundinger, Jimyy Sheats, Gary Kapplor. and Andy Rose. STEVE ADAMS First Base GERALD BISHOP Shortstop The Great American Pastime JOHN CAVARRETTA Third Base MIKE ARCHER Second 8aso JIMMY CREEL Left Field Tino Garcia takes a load off third base against Sterling. Third baseman, John Cevarrette, stretches for the ball as a South Houston base-runner tries to steal Steve Adams runs out a sharp base hit ogainst South Houston. 331 DAVID LAVERGNE Right Field Gary Keppler considers taking second baso on a solid hit to right field. Baseball managers are Wayno Guest end Andy May. Seniors ADAMS. TERRY NANETTE 29. 217. 218. 219 Band-1. 2 3 Symphonic—I, 2, 3 Future Nurses—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 Harris County Medical Career Association Officer AIKEY. DON 29. 7 1 Jet —I. 2. 3 ALEXANDER. RICHARD 29 125 Band-1. 2. 3 Symphonic—I. 2. 3 ALLEN. JILL 29. 132. 13 138. 271 Choir—I. 2. 3 Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Lione� —2, 3 AMYETT. JUDITH ANN 29. 196. 197 193 Choir—I Antler—2. 3 Officer—3 Girl of the Year Award—3 ANDERSON. BEVERLY 29. 106. MO. Ill, 94, 128. 132. 161. 178. 2 2. 243. 2« 258 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 Officer—3 Student Council—I. 2. 3 Officer-2. 3 Hazel Evan Award Senior Humanities Seminar Brigadier —I, 2. 3 Officer-2. 3 King and Queen Assembly—I. 2. 3 Queen—3 AH School Favorite—3 All School Prince Homecoming Brigadier Ball Duchess—I. 2 Interact Sweetheart—3 Junior Rotary Ann —I, 2, 3 Officer-2. 3 ANDERSON. CHRISTINE LOU 29. 216. 219 Drama—I, 2 Future Nur e� 3 ANDERSON. CYNTHIA 29. 167 Brigadier —I. 2, 3 Lettered in Drama 8iology—I National Foremic League—I, 2 Antler—3 ANDERSON, KATHY SUE 29. 216. 219 Dramo—I Future Nur e —2. 3 ANDERSON. KATHY LOUISE 29. 96. 107, 132. 151. 197. 196 Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Duchet —2 Prince Senior Favorite King and Queen A embly—2. 3 Humonitie Seminar Stag Sweetheart—3 Antler—I. 2. 3 Officer—2. 3 ANDERSON. THOMAS WAYNE 29. 148. 149. ISO. 320. 322 Swimming—I. 2. 3 Gander Gazette—2. 3 Editor—3 ARMSTRONG. KAY 29 107. 110 III. 129. 233. 2S8 Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Officer—3 Student Council—2. 3 Good Sport man hip League Representative D.A.R. Good Citizcnthip Award Choir—2 Brigadier —I. 2. 3 D'um Maior—3 Queen—3 Sophomore Favorite King and Queen Assembly—3 Junior Rotary Ann —I. 2. 3 Junior Classical League—3 ARMSTRONG. SCOTT 29. 263 291. 292 Football-1. 2, 3 National Latin Honor Society Key Club-1. 2. 3 ARNOLD. ROBERT 29. 291, 292 Football-1. 2. 3 ARVIN. JACK 29 148, ISO. 151. 319. 320. 321. 323 Concert Band—I. 2 Swimming—2, 3 Jr. Historian Club—3 ATTAWAY. STEVEN 29 23S Swimming—I. 2 Jr. Historian Club—3 BAGGETT, BARBARA 29. 256 Jr. Optimisses—3 BAKER. RALPH BRIAN 29. 107. MO. III. 268. 105. 262. 263. 269. 266. 95 Student Council—I, 2. 3 Rep. at Large—2 Vice-President—3 Sophomore Prejident Junior Vice-President Favorite—I, 2 All School Favorite—3 Cheerleader—3 Key Club-2. 3 Officer-3 KeyeMo Beau—3 King and Queen Assembly—I, 2. 3 Li'I Abner—3 BALDWIN. PRISCILLA 29. 2C0 Southern Belle —3 F8LA-3 BARNHILL. DON 29. I2S. 165 Band—t. 2. 3 BAUGHMAN. SHARON 29 BAUMBACH. GORDON 29 BAYLISS. ROBERT 29 Radio Club—I BEARDEN, ROBERT 29 119 Band—I. 2 Concert Band—3 Jett-2, 3 BEAVERS. KAY 29. 107. 268. 129. 262. 266 National Latin Honor Society Student Council—I. 2 Repreientative at Large Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Brigadier Ball Prince —3 Pint L.jufenant— 3 King and Queen Assembly—I. 3 Relay Queen Ducheit—3 JCL Sweetheart— 2 Key Club Sweetheart—3 Kevcttci — I. 2. 3 Officor—2 President—3 Humanitie Seminar—3 AFS—2. 3 Junior Classical League— I. 2 Li'l Abner—3 BEHRENS. ZANDRA 29. 166. 148. 149. 256 Future Nu'tct—I. 2 Jr. Optimistet— 3 Letter in Drama—3 Senior Ploy—3 BENTON, BRAD 29. 147. 2 3 Band-1. 2 3 Symphonic Band—I. 2, 3 Swimming—2. 3 Science Seminar—I. 2. 3 Humanities Seminar—3 AH State Bond JETS-1 Officer—I FTA-2 Interact—3 Li'l Abner BELL. MARILYN 29. 207 BERGERSON. DEE DEE 30. 284 . 285 VICA -2. 3 French Club—2 BETHEA. FRANCES 30. 2S0. 2SI. 256 National Latin Honor Society Brigadier —I, 2. 3 F. B. Spark —I Jr. Optimisses—3 JCL-1. 2. 3 JCL Sweetheart—3 Humanitie Seminar—3 BICKLEY. JOE 30. 147. 246. 247. 248. 303. 30S Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Basketball Manager—2. 3 Graphic at A M JETS-I. 2. 3 Vice-President—3 Science Seminar—I. 2. 3 BLUMBERG. BOBBIE 30. 242. 244. 243 BOLLINGER. JULIE 30. 258. 259 Student Council—2 Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Baytown Sun Reporter Jr. Rotary Ann —2. 3 Officer-2. 3 Humanitie Seminar—3 BOOKER. ROBERT 30 BOOTH. SUSAN 30. 96. 107. 258 Concert Band—I. 2 Symphonic Band—3 Tenni� —3 Twirler—I. 2. 3 Kin and Queen Assembly—3 Senior Favorite—3 Jr. Rotary Ann —2. 3 Vice-Pre ident—3 BOSSART. SARAH 30. 132, 136. 139. 145. 170. 271 BRAZIL. DENNIS RAY 30. 285. 286 Industrial Art —I. 2 VICA-3 BRIGHT. JOHNNY 30. 231 JCL—I. 2 Thespians—2. 3 Senior Play—3 Li’l Abner—3 BROCKMAN. ROBERT (RUSTY) 30 145 155. 136. 167. 179, 244. 243. 138. 139 Student Council—I. 2 Choir—I, 2. 3 Baseball-1. 2 Choir President—2 Senior Play—3 Li'l Abner—3 Pre-Mcd Club-1 Interact—2. 3 BROWN. BETTY LOUISE 30 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 Jr. Rotary Anns—2. 3 Officer BROWN. MARY LOUISE 30. 258, 259 JCL—I. 2 Jr. Rotary Anns—2. 3 BRUNSON. 8ECKY 30 BUCKELS, EVELYN 30. 167 BURDITT. BRENDA 31 Southern Belles—3 8URKETT. LYNN 31. 72 148. 150 Golf-2. 3 GANDER GAZETTE—3 BURNETT. BECKY 31. 256 Jr. Optimisses—3 BURNSIDE TOMMY 31, 176. 291. 292 , 293 . 29S. 262 BUSCH. SUSAN 31. 132, 208. 149. ISO. 270 8rlgedier —I, 2. 3 GANDER GAZETTE-3 Editor Lionesses—2. 3 Officer—3 8USH. LAURA 31 CAMPBELL. FRED 31, 205. 207 D.E.-3 F.T.A.—2 CAMPBELL, LYNN 31. III. 268 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 Student Council—3 Outstanding Band Award 336 Band—I. 2. 3 Concert—I Symphonic—2, 3 Dittrict Band—2 Ail-State Band—3 Keyottet— I, 2, 3 cappleman. Garry 31. 234. 235. 235. 322 Swimming—I, 2. 3 Hittory Club—I. 2. 3 CARTER. BRYAN 31 CARTER. WILEY 31. 285 CASEY. BRENDA 31 166. 136. 254. 256 Choir—I. 2. 3 Brigadiert—2. 3 Jr. Optimisiei—I. 2. 3 Outitanding Memberthip Award—2 CASEY. DONNA 31. 205. 206 CASEY. JUDY 31 CAVARETTA, JOHN 31. 107. 291. 292. 295. 299 Baseball-1, 2. 3 Football-1. 2. 3 Key—2, 3 CENTER. KATHY 31. 147, 100. 125. 170 Valedictorian National Honor Society—2. 3 Delegate to Texat Nuclear Science Sympotium Delegate to Texat Junior Academy of Science Concert Band—I Symphonic Band—2. 3 Stogc Band—2. 3 Dittricf Band—3 Firtf Place Baytown Science Fair—I. 2. 3 Regional Seionce Fair—I Siide Rule Award Regionol—I NASA Award Regional—2 Third Place Regional—3 Army Award Regional—3 Air Force Award Regional 1—3 Number Sente Club—I, 2 Officer—2 Science Seminar—I. 2. 3 CEZEAUX. ELAINE 31. 284. 285 VICA-2. 3 CHASTAIN. JANET SUE 31 CHENEY. MIKE 31. 148, 150 Debate—2 CLARK. KAREN 31. 190 CLARK. KAY 31 Jr. Optimittei—2 CLARK. STANLEY 31 Bateball— I Basketball—2 FBLA-3 CLARKE. EWELL 31. 246. 247. 136, 138. 139. 145. 252. 253 CLAY. SHARRON 31 COBURN. KEITH 32. 276. 277 Cum Laude Student Council—I. 3 Choir—I Stags—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 COLE. CONNIE 32 Nationol Honor Society—2. 3 8r gediert— I. 2. 3 Antler—I. 2. 3 Officer-3 Humanities Seminar—3 Science Seminar—2 COLLINS. BOBBY 32 COBWELL. RONALD 32 COBWELL. WAYNE 32 COMPTON. PENNY 32 COMPTON. RONNIE 32. 223. 224 Symphonic Band—I. 2. 3 Stage Band—3 All State Orchcttra—3 Symphonic Band Student Conductor—3 Outstanding Bandiman—3 R. B. Sparfct Club Beau—3 Jett—I JCL—I, 2 CROCKER. FLOYD D. 32. 206 CROW. DALE 32 CRYER MIKE 32 CURRY. KRISTEN WEST 32 III. 113. H9. 192. 193 Student Council—3 Concert Band—I, 2. 3 Anchor Club—I. 2. 3 Officer-2 President—3 Band Secretary—3 DAHLQUIST. MARY 32 DAVIS. ELLEN 32 DAVIS. INA 32, 203 DAVIS. MARY LEE 32 DAVIS. MICHAEL I.S.L. One Act Play Senior Play Two Dramo Lettert Firtt Place Trophy DEBRUHL. AUSTIN 32. 205 Dittributive Education—3 DOUTY. LOLA GENE 33. 143. 223 225 Choir—I Southern Bellet—2. 3 FTA-2 3 DUNCAN. BETTY 33 Jr. OptimitfCt—2 DUNKERLY. MARY JO 33 223. 222 R. B. Sparks—I. 2. 3 DUNN. TIM 33. 72. 147. 242. 245. 243. I5S. 153 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Golf-2. 3 Annual Staff—3 Interact—2. 3 Officer—3 Science Seminar—I. 2. 3 Humanities Seminar—3 DUNNING. BARBARA 33 DYER. DWIGHT 33. 235 EARTHMAN. JUDY 33. 136. 254, 256 Choir—I. 3 Southern Bellet—2 Jr. Optimitset— I. 2. 3 Officer-3 EDGE. GERRY 33. 291. 292. 263 Football—I. 2. 3 Key-2. 3 CONGER. KENNETH 32. 204. 205 Hittory—2 DE—2. 3 CONNER. RONNIE 32. 205 Student Council—2 Baseball—I Football—I Hittory—2 DE—3 COOK. JO 32. 197. 196 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 Antler-2. 3 Officer—3 CORBETT. CHRIS 32 COVERSON. DELOISE 32 COWHIG. PEGGY 32. III. 167, 132. 155. 152. 258 Cum Laude National Honor Socioty—2, 3 Student Council—2. 3 Briqadiert—I. 2, 3 Quartermatter—3 Jr. Rotary Anns—2. 3 Annuol Staff—3 Humenitiet Seminar—3 Senior Play—3 Li'I Abner—3 COX. JERRY STEWART 32. 107. 192. 262, 265. 263 CRANE, DONNIE 32, 205. 206 DE—3 CRIST. CANDY 32, 130, 197. 196 Cum Laude Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Twirler—I. 2. 3 Antler Club—2. 3 Officer—3 DEOMAN. CLAUDIA 32. 166. 132 Brigadiert—I. 2. 3 DEES. PATRICIA 32. 284. 285. 287 VICA-3 DENNY, RONNIE 32 Induitrial Artt—2 DERRYBERRY. THOMAS 32. 209 EDWARDS. KATHY 34. 110. 192. 148 151. 193, 194 Student Council—2. 3 Officer—3 Band—I Representative at-Large Cheerleader—2 Anchor—I, 2. 3 Officer—3 ELLIOT. ARLENE 34 . 204. 205 Choir—I Southern Bollet—2 DE—3 DIAL. NANCY 32. 23S. 236. 119. 240 Concert Band—I. 2, 3 Officer—3 Confederate Ball LadyinWoiting—3 Jr. Historian—2. 3 Officer—3 OICKERSON, WILDA 33. 2S4, 256 Symphonic Band—I, 2. 3 All-District Band—2 Jr. Optimitset—2. 3 Officer-3 ELLIOTT. JENNIFER 34 ENLOE. LINDA 34 EVANS. ALBERT 34 Crost-Country—I. 2 Track I. 2 Lettered in Crots-Counfry EVARD. CHRIS 34 DIEHL. LARRY 33 DIGNAM. DAVID 33 National Forensic League—2. 3 DOMMERT, JOHN 33 DONNELLY. DAVID 33. 167 FFA—I Number Senso—2 Li'l Abner FAYLE. 80BBY 34. 107. 210 FFA—I. 2. 3 President—3 FAYLE. JIM 34. 262. 263 FEE PHYLLIS 34 FEHRING. RONNIE 34. 284. 285. 286 VICA-3 DONNELLY. STEPHEN 33 166, 284 . 235 VICA-3 FENNEL. JAMES Basketball—2 Track-1.2 337 FENTON. DAVID 34. 72 110. III. 276 277 Student Council—3 Officer—3 Stag,-2. 3 Officer—3 Mard Graj King Candidate—3 Li'l Abner FERGUSSON. MARSHA 34, 208 FFRENCH. RENE 34. 167, 247, 2 8. ISS, 153 A M Mother’, Club Scholarship Band—I Concert Band—2 Symphonic—3 Officer—3 Choir—I, 3 Annual Staff—3 JeH—I. 3 FTA-2 Jr. Achievement—I Science Seminar—f, 2. 3 Humanifle, Seminar—3 Senior Play GARRETT. KATHERINE 34. 23S History—3 GAUTREAUX. LARRY 34. 204 GENTRY. JUDY 34 GIBSON. RONNIE 34. 210, 211 GILLETTE. JANE 35. 263. 155 266. (S3 Brigadier,—I. 2. 3 Annual Staff—3 Science Seminar —I Humanity Seminar —3 Keyettc —I. 2. 3 Officer—3 Junior Classical League—3 GLENN. JEANIE 35. 136, 137. 139 FINN. CLAUDIA 34 FLORIDA. LINDA 34 GORDON. CAROL 35 lnter chola tic Shorthand Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Hittory—I Anchor—2. 3 FONT, JANET 34 GORDON. LINDA 35 FORD. DEBBIE 34 FOWLER. MARGARET 34 FREEMAN. JOHN 34 . 200. 202. 203. 125. 171 Concert Band—I Symphonic Band—2. 3 Fir t Place Science Scientist of the Year Biology—I Art-2. 3 FROMME. VIRGINIA 34. 216, 217, 218, 219 Future Nurset—I. 2. 3 Vice-President—3 Self-Development Award GRANTHAM. PAM 35. 204 . 205, 207 GREER, JACKIE 35, 216, 217 Nurse Award—2 Lisa Award—2 Future Nurse,—I. 2. 3 Officer-2, 3 GREER. STEPHANIE 35. 136. 137, 138. 139. 271 GREER, WILLIE 35 GRIFFIN. KATHY 35. 204. 205, 207 FULLER. JIM 28. 34 . 96 107. 179, 54. 242. 244, 245. 243, 258 Student Council—3 King and Queen Assembly—3 Senior Class Vice-President Senior Favorite Tenni —I. 2. 3 Teagle Scholarship Interact—2. 3 President—3 FULLER. GARY 34. 107. 135. 137. 138. 139. 145. 196, 199. 276. 277 FUREN. DENISE 34 101 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 Brigadiers—2, 3 Antler—2. 3 GANN, DON 34. 119 Band-1. 2. 3 Concert Band—3 GARDNER. RONNIE 34, 274, 275 Industrial Arts—I Jets—2 Photography—3 GRIFFIN. RONALD 35 GUICE. LINDA 35. 284 , 285 Student Council—3 GRA—2 VICA-3 GUTIERREZ. ROSA 35 GUTKOWSKI. GARY 35. 246 JETS—I. 2, 3 Science Seminar—I, 2 HALE. LYNNE 35, 125. 217. 218. 219 Concert Band—I Symphonic Band—2, 3 All District Band Officer-2. 3 Future Nurses—I. 2, 3 HALL, KEITH 35 125 HALLMAN. KAY 36 GARNER. NANCY 34 HAMILTON, BETH 36. 48. 256 Jr. Optimisse —3 HAMILTON. ROY 36. 291. 293 294. 29$ Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 Baseball—I Football-1. 2. 3 HANCOCK. CHARLES Slide Rule-1 Photography—3 HANSON. RONALD Football-1. 2. 3 Track-1. 2. 3 HARPER, RONALD 36 HARPER. RUSTY 36. 235. 238 Baseball-2 History—3 HARRINGTON. IRIS 36 HARRIS. BETSY 36 HARRISON. SUSAN 36. 125. 223 222 . 224. 225 Cum Loude lnterschoie 1ic League—3 Cadet Band—I Symphonic Band—2. 3 All-District Band—3 A 1-Region Band—3 All District Typing R. B. Sparks F.T.A.—I. 2. 3 Officor-3 HARTLESS, KERRY 36. 291. 293 , 244. 243 HARVEY. JO ANN 36. 48, 256 AMS Award—2 Choir—I Jr. Optimisse —3 Industrial Art Sweetheart—2 HARVEY. KAREN 36. 254. 256 8ond—1. 2. 3 Symphonic—2. 3 Officer—3 Band Sweetheart—3 Jr. Optimisse —I. 2, 3 Officer-2 Vice-President—3 HASTY. RAY LYNN 36 HEALD, GEORGIA 36. 166, 258 Jr. Rotary Anns—3 HEBEL. CARL Football—I VICA-2. 3 HEFNER. NANCY Choir—I Brigadier —I Pre-Med—I HELBERT. DEBORAH 36. 201 HENNEK6. DOLORES 36, 222, 225 Magna Cum Laudo National Honor Society—2, 3 Brigadiers—I. 2, 3 R. B. Sparks—2, 3 Officer—3 HERNANDEZ. JANIE 36 HERRINGTON. JANET 36 HERRINGTON. WILLIAM 36 FFA—3 HESTER. MARY 36. 119. 193 Band—I Concert 8and—2. 3 R. 8. Sparis F.T.A.-I Anchor—2. 3 HICKERSON. DIANA 36. III. 128, 259. 158 Cum Laude Student Council—2, 3 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 Officer-3 Jr. Rotary Ann —I, 2. 3 Officer—3 HICKERSON. GLEN 36 HIGGINS. KATHY 28. 36. 107. 161. 92. 104. 193. I9S, 94. 192 Student Council—3 Favorite—I. 2 All-School Favorite—3 Senior Class Secretary King and 9uCen Assembly—2, 3 Homecoming—I. 3 Cheerleader—I. 3 Anchor—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 HILL. GIL 36, 179. 277. 319. 320. 321. 322. 323 Swimming—I, 2. 3 HIMEL. DAVID 6 202. 208. 209 FBLA—2. 3 HODES. JOHN FFA—I. 2, 3 HOFFMANN. JANE 37. 126. 270, 271 Lionest— I. 2. 3 HOLLOMAN. VICTOR 37. 176. 291. 293 . 294. 277 Basketball—2 Football-1. 2. 3 Stags—2, 3 HORTON. MELVIN 37. 202. 203 Art-3 HOUSE. LINDA 37 155. 254 . 256. 25S. 153 Annual Staff GRA—I Jr. Optimisse,—2. 3 Officer—3 HUGHES. ANN 37 National Honor Society—2. 3 8and—I, 2. 3 FTA-I. 2. 3 HULL. TANA 37. 207 Lioness—2. 3 HUNT. MIKE 37. 147. 242 245. 243. 155. 153 Letter of Commendation NMSQT 8aseboll—I. 2 Annual Staff—3 Interact—2. 3 Science Seminar—I, 2. 3 Humanities Seminar—3 HURON. DEBBIE 37 132. 271 Lioness—I. 2. 3 JACKSON. JUDY 37 Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 338 Choir—I Brigadier: -I, 2. 3 JAMES. DOROTHY 37 JAMIE. BENGIE 37 JOHNSON AMY 37. 101 222. 223, 224. 22S Com Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Concert Bond—I Symphonic Band—2. 3 R. B. Spark: F.T.A.-I. 2. 3 President—3 JOHNSON. SANDY GRA-I. 2. 3 JOHNSON. VICKI Antler—2, 3 254, 255, 274 . 277. 278. 279. 94 Magna Cum Laode National Honor Socioty—2. 3 Vice-President—3 Student Council—I. 3 Officer—3 Latin National Honor Society Letter in Latin 8oys' State Repre:entetivc—2 Ba:cba!l—2. 3 All-School Fovorile—3 Kin and Queen Assembly—3 Civic Week Councilman—3 Civic Week Co-Choirman—3 Jr. Optimise: Club Beau—3 Stag:—I. 2. 3 Vice-President—3 JCL-I. 2 Humanities Seminor—3 Beit Dressed—3 KEHOE. LIBBY 38. 147. 132. 134. 2B2. 283. 281 Brigodien— I. 2. 3 Drama—I, 2, 3 JOHN5TON, CRIS 37. 250. 271 Magna Cum Laudo National Honor Society—2. 3 Brigadier —I. 2. 3 Lioness—3 JCl-3 JONES. DEB8IE 37 JONES. GARY 37 110. III. 204 205. 207. 143 Student Council—2. 3 RepreJcntative-at-Large—2 Cheerleader—I. 2 Outdending DE Boy Stags—I. 2 DE—3 President—3 KEIPER. CARLA 38. 220 221 Symohonic Band—I, 2. 3 Officer-3 FTA—I. 2. 3 Officer-2. 3 KELLY. RICHARD 38. 285 KERVIN. LINDA 38. 136. 224. 227 Choir—I. 3 Southern Be'lcs—2 Senior Award of R.E.L. FTA R.E.L Future Teachori— I, 2. 3 President—3 KILCREASE. KEITH 39. 202. 203 JONES. GERRY 37. 248 Cum Laude Notional Honor Society—2. 3 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 Keyettes—2, 3 JONES. GLENN 37. 101 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Symphonic Band—I, 2, 3 JONES. PAULA 37. 205. 2C4, 207 Outstanding DE Girl—3 Future Nurses—I FBLA-2 DE—3 JONES. RICK 38. 210 FFA-I. 2. 3 Officer—2 Vice-President—3 JONES. VIVIAN 38 KADERLI. CATHY 38 38. 147'. 248. 132. 249. IS2. 153 National Honor Society—2 Brigadiers— I. 2. 3 Quartermaster—3 Drama Letter Senior Ploy li‘l Abner One Act Play Annual Staff—3 Co-Editor—3 Keyettes—I. 2. 3 KAPPLER. GARY 38. 107. 110. III. 112, 141. 144. 254. KING. SHERRY 38. 271 Brigadiers—I, 2, 3 Lioness—2. 3 KOILMEYER JUSTIN 38. 107. 167. 291, 293. 294. 296. 303. 304. JC4. 307. 136, 138. 242. 263 Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 Latin National Honor Society Student Principal Student of Month—3 King ond Queen Assembly—3 Choir—I. 2. 3 BdfUtball— I. 2. 3 Football—I. 2, 3 Delegate to Boys' State—2 Senior Play I ! ' I A Law Officer-3 JCL-I. 2 KORENEK. JULIE 38. 280, 281 Drama—I, 2. 3 Li'l Abner KNOX, LLANA 38 . 223 , 222. 224. 225 Interstate Spelling—2 Journalism Award—2 Concert 8and—1 Symphonic Band—2. 3 Future Nurses—I R. B. Sparks F.T.A.—3 Vice-President—3 KVETON. PAT 38. 96. 107. 258 District Typing—2 Cadot Band—I Symphonic Band—2, 3 Twirler— I, 2. 3 Head Twirler—3 Kina and Queen Assembly— 3 Sen.or Favorit© Jr. Rotary Anns—I. 2. 3 Officer—2 LAIRD, JODY 39 . 248. 100 154. 269. 266. 153 Magna Cum Laudo Choir—I Brigadiers—I, 2. 3 Representative—2 Annual Staff—3 Keyettes—2. 3 Officer-3 JCL-3 Humonities Seminar—3 LAMMERS. LESLIE 38 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 LAND. CALVIN Basketball—I. 2, 3 Football—I. 2 LANG. DAN 38. 147. 278. 277, 319. 320. 322 Swimming—I. 2. 3 Co-Captain—3 Stags—3 Science Seminar—I, 2. 3 Humanities Seminar—3 LANNOU. JUDY 38. 107. 161. 119. 210. 212. 213. 254 Student Council—I. 2 Bond—I Concert Band—2. 3 Twirler—I. 3 Homecoming Court—3 King and Queen Assembly—2. 3 Re'av Queen Contestant—3 FFA Sweetheart—3 Jr. Optimisse —I. 2. 3 Officer—I LEAVINS. GEORGE 38 LEE, NITA 38 LEESEMANN. KATHY 38. 270. 271 LEMMON. KENNETH 39 . 246. 247. 100. 155. 152 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 American Legion Award Track—I. 2. 3 Anrfual Staff—3 NCTE Representative—3 JETS—I, 2. 3 President—3 Jr. Achievement—I, 2, 3 President—3 Humonities Seminar—3 Science Seminar—I. 2 LEWIS. BILL 39 Golf—I. 2. 3 Stags—2. 3 LILES. ALBERT 39. 294. 298 LINDALL. ROBERT 39 LITTLE. KATHY 39 LIVELY. RUTH ANN 39. 132. 197. 196 Choir—I Southern Belles—2 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 Quortermaster—3 Antter—2. 3 Officer—3 LLOYD. HUGH 39. 52. 291. 294 Football-1. 2. 3 FFA-I. 2. 3 LLOYD. MICHAEL 39. 243 American Legion Award Track-1. 2. 3 Biology—I NFL—I. 2. 3 Interact—3 Li'l Abner LOCKETT. JIMMY 39 LONG. SUSIE 39 LOVE. KRIS 40. 107. 161. 95. 271 Brigadiers—I, 2. 3 Lioness—I. 2. 3 LUCAS. MICHAEL 40 LYLES. BILL 40. 147. 247 Band—I Debate—I Jets—I. 2. 3 McCANDLESS. WALTER 40. 208 Assistant Principal on Civic Day Debate—2 McCarthy, oeborah 40 FBLA-3 McClendon, wanda 40. 143. 216 National Honor Society—I Choir—I. 2 Southern Belles—3 Library Reading Award Carvelettes—I, 2 Futuro Nurses—3 McCORMlCK. JOANNA 40. III. 248. 132. IS4. 244 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Brigadiers—2, 3 Second Lieutenant Quartermaster Annual Staff—3 Keyettes-1. 2. 3 Humanities Seminar—3 McFATRIDGE. MIKE 40 McGEE. HOWARO 40. 134. 145 Choir—I. 2, 3 McHENRY. PEGGY 40 McKEE. MIKE 40. 147. 247. 171 Cum Loude Baseball—2 Student of the Month—3 First Place Science Fair Jets—I. 2. 3 Senior Representative Humanities Seminar—3 Science Seminar—I. 2, 3 McLEMORE, TOMMY 40. 291. 294. 296 Football-1. 2. 3 McNULTY. CYNTHIA 40. 271 Choir—I Brigadiers—I. 2, 3 Interscholastic League Typing Contest—2 Lioness—2. 3 339 McPHAIL. MORION 40. |47 National Merit Commendation Student of the Month—3 Tennit—I. 2 NFL—I. 2. 3 Jet� —I. 2. 3 Science Seminar—I, 2. 3 MAESER. BETSY 40. 107. III. 179. 268. 130. 267 Student Council—3 Brigadier� —I. 2. 3 Twirler—3 King and Ouccn Atiembly—3 Keyetfe� —I. 2. 3 magee. james 40 MAGEE. LORITA 40. 270. 271 Choir—I Brigadier� —I, 2, 3 Hone� � —I. 2, 3 MALAC. JO ANN 40 MALLOY BILLY 40. 291. 296. 263 Baieball—I Football—I. 2. 3 Track-1. 3 Key-2. 3 MANN. JAN 40. 268. 129. 132. 266 Student Council—I Choir—I Brigadier� —I. 2. 3 Company Commander—3 Brigadier Council Relay Court—3 Keyetfe� —I. 2. 3 AF$—3 Humanitie� Seminar—3 MARIS. IRIS 40. 208 MARONEY. ANNETTE 40 147 167. 132, 2S4. 2S6 Brigadier� —I, 2. 3 Jr. Optimi� se� —2. 3 Officer-3 MARSHALL. ROYCE 0 92. 110, III. 112, 161. 178. 268. 101 Magna Cum Loude National Honor Society—2, 3 Repretcntative—2 Student Council—2. 3 Repretentafiveat-Large—3 Girl� ' Stote—2 Cadet Band—I Concert Band—2 Symphonic Band—3 Tennit—I. 2. 3 Heod Twirler—I Drum Major—3 Clat Secretary—I Favorite—I. 2 District and Regional King and Queen Aitembly Prince� —3 Homecoming—2. 3 Queen—3 MI� � R.E.L.—3 Keyettct— I. 2. 3 Officer—I Humanitie� Seminar—3 MARTIN, KENNETH 40 MARTIN. STEVEN 41 MARTINEZ. IRMA 41 MARTINEZ, JULIO 41 MASSEY. MIKE 41. 263 Key—2. 3 MASSEY. PATTI KATE 41. ISO. ISI. 196 Brigadier� —I. 2. 3 Antler—2. 3 MATYSIAK. MARY 41. 136. 145 MAY. ANDREW 41 MAY. GALEN 41. 243 Interoct—3 MAY. SANDY 41 MAZOCH. YVONNE 41. 23S, 236. 240 . 241 Brigadier� —I. 2. 3 Confederate Ball—3 Hijtory—2. 3 Officer—3 MEDINA. SANDRA 41 MERRITT. DEBORAH 41 Anchor—2 Antler—3 MESSICK. MIKE 41. 291. 294 Football-1, 2. 3 Key-2 Football Club-2, 3 MILES. ANTHONY VINCIN 49, 247, 248. 125 National Merit Scholarthip All-0i� trict Band Latin Letter Jet -� . 2. 3 Lotin—I MITCHELL. DIANA 41. 119. 254, 256 Concert Band—I, 2. 3 Jr. Optimittet—2, 3 Pretident—3 MOONEY, MYRTEEL 41. 136 Choir—I. 3 Southern Belle� —2 Anchor—3 MOORE. MARK 42 291. 294. 295. 263. 269 Football-1. 2. 3 Track-1. 2. 3 Key-1. 2, 3 MOORE. VAN 42 MORGAN. DAYLE 42. 197. 196 Antler-2. 3 Officer-3 MORRIS. KAREN 42. 46. 268 Cum Laude National Honor Society—2, 3 Choir-1. 2. 3 Brigadier� —2. 3 Keyotfct—3 MOSELEY. SAUNDRA 42 MOSES. BARBARA 42 MUENNINK. DONNIE 42. 96. 291. 296. 245, 136. 138. 263. 270 Choir—I, 2. 3 Baikctball—2 Football-1. 2. 3 Senior School Favorite Key-1. 2. 3 Lionet� Club Beau—3 MULLENS. RANOY 42. 210 FFA-I. 2. 3 MUNOINGER, WILL 42. 262, 263 Student Council—I. 2 Bateball—2. 3 Key-1. 2. 3 Latin—I Humanitie Seminar—3 MYERS. DEBBIE 42 NAVARRE. WANDA 42. 232. 230 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 GRA-I. 2. 3 NEELY. LINDA 42. 231. 230 Concert Band—I. 2 Symphonic Band—3 GRA—3 Officer—3 NELSON. MICHAEL 42 NEVIL, CATHY 42 136. 138. 139. 145. 271 NEWSOME. KENNETH 42. 274. 275 Photography—3 NICHOLS. PAT VICA-3 NORRIS. GARY 42. III. 210 Student Council—3 Cron-Country—| Track-1 FFA-I. 2. 3 Officor—3 NORRIS. THELMA 42. 220. 221 Cum Laude FTA-I. 2. 3 Officer-2 Vice-Pre ident—3 NOVAK. MARY ANN 42 VICA-3 NUNAN. PAT 42. 291. 296 Football—2. 3 Track—3 ODOM. GARY 42 OlAFSON. KATHY FTA-2 OLDS. ANN 42. 2S6 Symphonic Band—I. 2, 3 French—I. 2 Jr. Optimittet—3 OLIVE. BERNARD 42. 119 Concert 8and—I, 2. 3 ORCHIN. PAT 28. 42. 92. 110. III. 176, 170, 291. 293 . 29$. 296 . 303. 305 Reprcientative-at-Large King and Queen Atiembly Prince—3 Sophomore Clat� Pretldent Favorite—I. 2 Junior Clan Vice-Pretident Senior Cla� � Pretldent Mr. R.E.L. Batketbal!—I. 2. 3 Football-1. 2. 3 Track-1. 2. 3 All-Dittrict Football Captain of Footboll—3 Captain of Baikctball—3 Key--I. 2. 3 ORDONEZ. AURORA 42 ORTIZ. DOLORES 42 PADGETT. LARRY 43. 240 Band-1. 2. 3 PAGE. DONNA 43. 142. 143. 256 Southern Bel let—2. 3 V'ce-Pre� idont—2 Officer—3 Future Nurtet—I. 2 Officer—I. 2 Jr. Optimiitct—3 PARKER. JANE 43. III. 197. 101. 132. 165, 193, 195, 192 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2 3 Student Council—3 National Merit Finalist NCTE Achievement Award Tcogle Scholarship Brigadier� —I. 2, 3 Relay Queen—3 State and National Latin Winner JCL-I. 2 Anchor—I. 2. 3 Officer-3 PATILLO. LINDA 43 Southern Bcllei—2 Photography—2 PATILLO. RONALD 43 Art Award—2 PATTERSON. LINDA 43. 206 Concert Band—I, 2 DE-3 PATYK, MIKE 43 Cum Laude Biology—I jg-l. 2 PAVLAS, MARY 43. 100. 197. 196 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—2. 3 Intertcholaitic Shorthnad—3 Brigadier� —I, 2. 3 Antler—2, 3 Officer—3 PERKINS. SUSAN 43 Brigadier� —2. 3 Debate—I Officer—2 Anchor—2. 3 PERRY. CHARLES 43. 291. 244 Football—I. 2 PHELPS. ELL 43. 234, 235. 236, 238. 136. 138. 241 Choir-1. 2, 3 Hiitory—2. 3 Pretident—3 PHILIPS. FRED 43. 161. 263 Golf-1. 2. 3 German—I Key—3 PINTERICH. WANDA 43 PITRE. LEROY 43 PLATT. FERIS 43 70 291. 293. 295. 296. 299. 263 Basketball—I. 2 Football-1. 2. 3 Key-1. 2. 3 POHLER. BILL 43 238 Band-1. 2. 3 POKORNY. LAODIE 43 . 291. 293 , 297 Football-1. 2. 3 POUTRA. TINA 43 POWELL. JESSE 44 107. 291. 297 POWELL. RICHARD 44. 210 FFA-I. 2. 3 POWER. VICKI 44. 193. 194 Anchor—2, 3 Officer-3 PRATT. JUDIE 44. 231. 232. 233. 230 Concert Band—I. 2 Symphonic Band—3 GRA-I. 2. 3 Officer—3 PULLEN. KURT 44 147. 176. 297. 100. 136. 139. MS. 2S2 PRICE. ZACK Concert Band—I. 2. 3 Jett—I. 2. 3 RAMIREZ. ROSALINDA RAYNOR. CAROLYN 44. 218. 219 Concert Band—I Symphonic Band—2, 3 Future Nunei—2, 3 Officer-3 RAZO. MARY Future Nurtet—2. 3 RAZO. VICKI 44 REED. DONNA 44 Intericholeitic Shorthand—3 Jr. Opfimitiet—I. 2 REEVES. VIRGINIA 44. 232, 233. 230 GRA -I. 2. 3 REITER. BITSI 44. III. 132. 270. 271 Student Council—3 Brigadier� —I. 2, 3 Lionet� —2. 3 Officer—3 RICE. JULIA 44, 192. 193. 194 Concert Band—I. 2 Symphonic Band—3 Twirler—3 Anchor—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 RICHARDS. GARY 44 277 Golf-3 Lettered Stag� —3 RICHMOND. TOMMY 44. 226, 227. 255 Band-1. 2 Symphonic Band—3 FTA-I. 2, 3 RICKMAN. MIKELE 44. 220 FTA-2. 3 ROBERSON. PATRICIA 44. 129. 130 Brigadier� —I. 2. 3 Lt. of Flag� Countel Rcprotentative Antler—3 ROBERT. MICHAEL VICA-3 ROBINSON. JIMMIE 44 ROESLER, GLENN 44. 291, 297. 263 Football-1. 2. 3 Key-2. 3 RUSHING. SHARI 45. 231. 232. 230 GRA-I. 2. 3 SALAS. PEDRO 45. 236. 235. 287 Induttria! Art� —2 VICA-3 SAUNAS, GENARO 45 . 291. 294 . 296. 2?8. 263 Basketball—I Crow-Country—2 Football-1. 2. 3 Track-1. 2. 3 Co-Captain Key—2. 3 SANDERS. RANDALL 45. 247. 248 MS SANDERS, ROBERT 45. 235. 136. 138. 139. 145 SANDLIN. R08ERT 45 SAUNDERS. CURTIS 45 SAVELL. DANNY 45 SCHNELL. KAREN 45 28S SCHOYEN. STEVEN 45. 243 SCOTT. JOHN 45. 246 Pre-Med—I Jett-3 SERRANO. LUPE 4S SHANDLEY. SANDY 45. 205 Brigadier� —2 DE—3 ROGERS. DEBBIE 45 ROGERS. DELENE 45. 235. 136. 240. 241 Student Council—f. 2 Choir—I, 2. 3 Confederate Ball—3 Hiitory—3 ROSE. ANDY 45. 23S. 233. 136 Choir-3 Baseball—I. 2. 3 Lettered Two Yean ROTH. JANIS 45. 220. 221. 154. 152 Concert Band—I. 2 Annual Staff—2. 3 Editor—3 FTA-2. 3 Officer-3 ROTH. SHEILA 45 ROWE, JUOY 45. 226 Diitrict Shorthand—3 Concert Band—I. 2 Symphonic 8and—3 FT A—3 Officer—3 SHANNON. DONNA 46 231. 233 230 GRA-I. 2. 3 Pretident—3 SHEATS. JIMMY 46. 96. 107. 110. Ill 298. 136. 138. 139 252. 278. 279, 276. 277 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society— 2. 3 Officer-2 Pretident—3 Student Council—3 Officer—3 National Latin Honor Society Letter in Lotln Choir—I. 2. 3 Vice-Pretidenf—3 Bate boll—2. 3 Football—I. 2. 3 Track—I Senior Favorite King and Queen Assembly Student of the Month Teen Council Member Police Chief During Civic Week Stag� — I. 2. 3 Officer—3 JCL—I. 2 Humanitiet Seminar—3 SHELL. TRICIA 46 136, 2$4. 2S6 Choir-1 2. 3 Jr. Optimitiet—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 RUDDER. KENNETH 45 SHORT. RANDY 46. 110. 179. 303. 306. 242 . 244. 243. 138 Cum Laude Student Council—I. 2. 3 Reprcsentative-ot Large Notional Latin Honor Society— I. 2. 3 Choir-1. 2. 3 Baseball—I. 2. 3 Basketball—I. 2. 3 Inleroct— I. 2. 3 Officer-2. 3 JCL—I. 2 SHYMANSKI. FOYD 46 Band—I. 2, 3 SIMIE. JOE 46 SIMS. ROSEMARY 46 SIRRATT. JENNIFER 47. 132. 136. 139. MS. 2S2 SKELTON. BECKY 46, 166. 219. 217 Future Nurtet—I, 2. 3 Officer-2. 3 SLAGLE. ANGIE 46 231 GRA-I. 2. 3 Vice Pretident—3 SMITH. CARL 46 SMITH. GENE 47. 240. 287 SNEEO. ALVIN 47. 20S. 206 DE—3 SOBOTIK. KATHRYN 47. 193 Brigadier� —I, 2. 3 Second Honorary Lt. Anchor—2. 3 Officer SONNEN8ERG. CORLIS 47 Cum Leude National Honor Society—2. 3 Officer-3 Concert Band—I Symphonic—2. 3 Stage Band—3 FTA-2 SORRELLS. CAROL 47. 204. 205 GRA-I. 2 DE—3 SOUNMALA. MIKE 47 107 , 54. 242 Exchange Student Tennit—3 Interact—3 SOWDERS. VICKIE 47 SPANGLER. JEFF 47 Induitrial Artt—3 SPEAR, DONNA 47 SPIVEY. JOANIE 24. 47. 2S9. 258 Notional Latin Honor Socioty Concert Band—I. 2 341 Symphonic Bond—3 Jr. Rotary Ann� —2. 3 Office r-3 JCl-2. 3 Humanities Seminar—3 ST. JOHN. PAT 47 STEPLETON. CAROL 47 STEWART. SUSAN 47 110. Ill 268. 128. 132. 264 Magna Cum Laude Student Council—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 Brigadier� —I. 2. 3 Kevettc� — I, 2. 3 Officer—3 Humanities Seminar—3 STCRCK. SHARON 47, 235 8r gadiors—2. 3 History—3 STOVALL. LINOA 47. 129 130. 132 197. 196 8tigodiers—I. 2. 3 STRAUSS. CHARLES 47, 167 291. 29 . 295 . 298. 303 . 306. 243. 136 Choir—I. 2. 3 Basketball Football—I. 2. 3 Li'l Abner STREET. CONNIE 47 STREET. JOHN 47. 167 STRICKLAND, CANDY 47 284 , 285 VICA-2. 3 ICT-2, 3 Officer-3 STRICKLAND. SANDY 47. 285 SWANAGAN. PATRICIA 47. 143 TARPEY. RONNIE 47. 205 TAYOR. EDDY Track—I. 2, 3 Lettered—2. 3 Senior Play Drama—3 TAYOR. SUSAN 47. 23S THENEMANN. PAT 47. 232. 233. 230 Cum Laude Symphonic Band—I. 2. 3 All-Area Band All-District Band—I. 2. 3 All-Region Band—I. 2. 3 GRA-I. 2, 3 THOMAS. SID 47. 105 HO. III. 178. 303. 304. 306. 307. 262. 243. 95 Student Council—I, 2. 3 Representative-at-large—2 President—3 8asketboll—I, 2, 3 AU-Zone-2. 3 Co-Captain—3 Track-1. 2. 3 Co-Captain—3 Favorite—I. 2 AH School Favorite Mayor Outing Civic Week Good Sportsmanship Delegate— 2. 3 Kino and Queen Assembly—I. 2. 3 King—3 Kev-t, 2. 3 Officer-2 Vice-President—3 THOMPSON MIKE 47 III 242 245. 243 Magna Cum Laude Student Council—2. 3 Golf—I. 2. 3 Captain—3 Interact—2. 3 TINDALL. ROBERT NFL—I. 2. 3 TIPTON MARK 47 TOUESON. JODIE 47 234 235 , 236 . 240 TORRES. GEORGE 47 TREYBIG. JO LYNN 48 TRIFILIO. RICK 48 Pre-Mod—I TROUT. RALPH 48. 125 Concert Band—I Symphonic Band—2. 3 Stage Band—2, 3 All-District All-Region TUCKER. NANCY 48. 235 236 240 History—I, 2. 3 UMHOLTZ. ROBBIE 48 268 128, 132. 155. 269. IS2 Brigadiers—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 Annual Staff—3 Keyettcs—2. 3 VILLARREAL. CRICElDA 48 WAGNER. DOUG 48 176, 291. 293 . 29S. 298. 276. 277. 278 Football-1. 2. 3 All-District All-North Zone Dan Stallworth Award Stags—2. 3 Officer—3 WAHRMUND ANNE 48. 147. 167 WALDEN. CHERYL ICT-3 WALKER RHONDA 48 WALMSLEY. MARCIA 48. 200. 202. 203 Brigadiers—2. 3 Art-1. 2. 3 President—3 WARD. JEANNETTE History—2 WARFORD. SHARON 48 Symphonic Band—I, 2, 3 Sfaae Band—2. 3 GRA-I. 2 WARREN. LAURA 8 234. 235 236. 139. 145. 240 Choir—I. 2. 3 WATTS. CHARLIE 48 243. 244. 245 Concert Band—I. 2 Symphonic Band—3 8oys‘ Choir—I Interact Club—3 WEAVER STEVE Football-1. 2. 3 Kev C!ub—I. 2. 3 March of Dimes Award—2. 3 WEBB. DAVID 48. 2C4. 205. 2C6 WEEKS. RAY NEIL 49 Future Farmers—I, 2, 3 WEIKEL SHIRLEY JEAN 48. 132. 196. 197 Choir—I Southern Belles—2 Antler Club—I, 2, 3 Officer—3 Brigadiers—I. 2, 3 WELCH. SHERRY EARLYNE ICT-3 WELLS. LINDA 49 WELLS. RUTH 49 WHATLEY. ROBERT DANIEL 49. 110. III. 112, 136. 276. 277. 278 Student Council—3 Treasurer—3 Choir-3 Track-2. 3 Stags-1. 2. 3 President—3 Officer—I. 2 WHEELER. KAREN 49. 252. 270. 271. 132 Tennis—I. 2. 3 All State Doublet—3 Regional Singles JCL-2. 3 Lionesses—2. 3 Officer-3 Brigodiers—2. 3 WHITAKER. GINGER 49. 119. 256 Future Homemakers—I. 2 Jr. Optimisses—3 WHITAKER. VERIINE 49 GRA-3 WILCOX, CATHIEEN DIANE 49. 119. 258 8and—I Concert Band—2. 3 Drum Major—I Assistant Drum Major—3 Twirler—2 Jr. Rotary Anns—I. 2. 3 WILCOX. GEORGE LYNN FBLA-3 WILLEY. RAY CARTER. JR. VICA-2. 3 WILKERSON. BOBBY Industrial Arts—2 VICA-3 WILLIAMS. BRENDA SUE 49. 205 AMS Spelling Honor DE—3 WILLIS. BILLY 49. 291. 298. 235 Choir—I 8aseball—I. 2 Football—I. 2. 3 History Club—3 WILSON. DORIS 49. I4J Southern Belles—3 WINKELMANN. CHARLES 49. 210 Future Farmers—I. 2. 3 Officer—3 WINN. HENRY A. win. CLIFF 49. 139. MS. 250. 251. 252. 253 WOOD. BILL 49 WOODS. CYNTHIA Cum Laude National Honor Society—3 VICA-3 V OODS. LARRY 49. 204. 205. 206 WOOSTER. BILL 49. 291. 298. 136 Choir—I. 3 Football-1, 2. 3 Football Club—2. 3 WUNSCH. ANGELA 49. 119. 216. 219 Concert Band—I, 2. 3 Future Nurses—2. 3 YATES. ARNOLD 49. 208. 209 YORK. DONNIE 49 FFA-I. 2. 3 YORK. RONALD 49. 209 FBLA-3 YEPEZ, MYRTA 49 YOUNSE. JIMMY (ORV) 240, 241. 278. 277. 279 . 49 Student Council—2 Stags—2, 3 Officer—3 Golf-2. 3 Medalist Golf Trophy—Pasadena 3rd Medalist—Laredo ZAVODNY. JANET ELAINE 49. 107. 192. 128. 231. 193, 192 Magna Cum Laude National Honor Society—3 Student Council—2 Choir—2 Brigadiors—I. 2. 3 Treasurer—3 Senior Duchess—3 Anchor—I. 2. 3 Officer—I. 2. 3 King and Queen Assembly—3 ZIERLEIN. MARY 49. 200. 202, 203 342 Activity and Administration 20 Anchor 192 Antler 196 Art Club 200 Athletic Banquets 176. 177 Band 118 Baseball 328 Basketball 302 B.L.A. 208 Cheerleaders 104 Choir 136 Freshman Choir 141 Madrigals 145 Sophomore Choir 140 Southern Belles 142 City Day 174 Class Officers Senior 28 Junior 50 Sophomore 66 Freshman 78 Distributive Education 204 Faculty 22 Favorites • All-School 94 Senior 96 Junior 97 Sophomore 98 Freshman 99 Fine Arts Festival 172 Football 290 Freshman Class 79 Future Farmers 210 Future Homemakers 214 Future Nurses 216 Future Teachers Armstrong FTA 220 Sparks FTA 222 Robert E. Lee FTA 226 GANDER GAZETTE 148 German 228 Girls’ Recreation Association 230 Golf 324 Graduation 186 History 234 Topic Index Homecoming 160 Homecoming Court 102 Honors Banquet 162 Interact 242 I.S.L. Contest 164 JETS 246 Junior Class 51 Junior Classical League 250 Junior Optimisses 254 Junior Rotary Anns 258 Key Club 262 Keyettes 266 King and Queen Assembly 178 LEE TRAVELER 152 Li'l Abner 168 Lioness 270 Mr. and Miss Robert E. Lee 92 N.F.L. 156 National Honor Society 114 Photography 274 Science Fair 170 Seminars 146 Seniorama 184 Senior Class 29 Senior Credits 332 Senior Play 166 Senior Prom 180 Sophomore Class 67 Spring Royalty 106 STAGS 276 Student Council I 10 Swimming 318 Tennis 326 Thespian 280 Top Ten Students 100 Track 310 Cross-Country 316 V.I.C.A. 284 343 3 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY raffjsffig The World i Bc%r Yea-boo� A-e T«yior-™«de' 1