Stephen F Austin High School - Eagle Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1963 volume:

spawmrl 1963 EAGLE STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL Port Arthur, Texas PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY CONTENTS TITLE CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ACTIVITIES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FAVORITES ADVERTISERS DEDICATION It is with great pride that the 1963 Eagle is dedicated to a person who in the short time of two years has given much time and effort to the success of the school and its student body. In his attitude of friendliness toward the students and faculty he has gain- ed the respect and admiration that is due only to a man such as he. Therefore in appreciation for his guidance. concern and understand- ing ways, we the '63 Eagle Staff, dedicate this yearbook to DR. L. A. YATES, Principal of SFAh THE BLUE AND GRAY OF AUSTIN HIGH TO OUR MEMORIES WE'LL CLING THE HONOR OF HER SHALL NEVER DDS DEAR ALMA MATER AUSTIN IIIGH YOUR DREAMS WE CHERISH IN OUR HEARTS WE'RE LOYAL AND TRUE THOUGH WE DEPART OUR LOVE FOR YOU SHALL NEVER DIE DEAR ALMA MATER AUST IN HIGH w ,3; .. fmrwx 53353:: x: E E SCHOOL OFFICERS mum DR. L. A. YATES Principal MR. JOE CRUSETURNER Assistant Principal MR. ROYCE CREEL chs' Counselor MRS. MARY DUNLAP Girls' Counselor ix CU' MR ! 4 ' Mun . mm mmm mow; 3mm ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Z. T. FORTESCUE PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Principal DR L. A, YATES pod 14W fnd'epadatt Selma! 2251414425! EOARD OF EDUCATION M. L Rumbas, vadent E. H, Ea'dwin, Vicc Vrcsidem Danni: M, Jones N, B; Haskell Mu. E. L Mandy R E. Pvice Dr, R JV Shozlds L T. FORTESCUE, Superintendent A. E, FATTERSON, Business Manager OFFICES IN WEBSTER BUILDING ?. O. Box1309 PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Stanhen F. Austin School To the Seniors of Stephen F. Austin School: The faculty wi$hes to extend congratulations to the gradua inc class of 1963 upon the successful comoletion of your high school education. Much time and effort has been expended to secure for you the beast of educational opportunities. How well you have used these oppormnities has beengyour decision. We wish you supoess in your future endea 3. $3? feel. confident that th , have'brepared well wii 1 meet gaggkovercome t 9 challenges wfx ch f 9 all citiz IS off a free demos ic s iety; Yours very truly, L. k. Yates, Prihcipal :Stenhan F. Austin .Qr-hmn ADMINISTRATION A . aim M MRS. VILDA SIMS A. E. PATTERSON ROGER MARTIN Director of Pupil Business Manager Director of Special Personnel Services ALEXANDER KOERTH DR. EDSELL Assistant BITTICK Superintendent Assistant Administration Superintendent Instruction E. 5. SPRADLEY DR. FRANK LEATHERS DR. H. C. BOZARTH Director of Administrative Director of Secondary Director of Elementary Research and Community Relations Education Education BOARD OF EDUCATION M . L. ROSENBERG President E. H. BALDWIN Vichresident MR5. R. L. MURRAY R. E. PRICE DR. R. J. SHIELDS BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION N. B. Haskell, Mrs. R. L. Murray, Dr. R J. Shields, Z. T. Fortescue, Superintendent; D M. Jones, K E. Price, E H. Baldwin, Vice-Presidem; A. E, Patterson, Business Manager: M. L. Rosenberg, Presi- dent. FACULTY EMMA BAIN Physical Ed. B. S. Lamar Tech. TERRANCE BUSHNELL Biology Chemistry B. S. Lamar Tech. GEORGE BYARS Social Studies English - Social Studies Director B. S. . M. Ed. . S. W. T. S. C. RAY ABNEY Assistant Coach B. S. . M. Ed. . S. H, S. C. VIRGINIA ABNEY Physical Ed. Health B. S. , M. Ed. , S. F. A. JESSE CASTETE Assistant Coach B. S. McNeese State College EDITH COCO Business Education 8. B.A. . M.Ed., S. F. A. LORENE COX Home Ec. B. S. , San Marcos Teachers College ROYCE CREEL Boy's Counselor B. S. , Howard College M.A, , Univ. of Ala. in Guidance and Counseling JOE CRUSETURNER Assistant Principal B. S. . M. Ed. . S. F. A. MARY DUNLAP Social Studies Girl's Counselor B. S. , S. H. S. C. M. Ed. , U. H. BOB FREDRICK Head Coach Athletic Director B. S. , Lamar Tech. M.Ed., U. T. NANCY IEHLEN English B. A. . T. W. U. JIM KIRKLAND Assistant Coach Math B. S. Polytech. Ins. BETTY LANDRUM English B. A. . S. H. S. T.C. M. Ed. . Univ. of Tex. JOYCE MCCOY English JOE MANRY English Social Studies B. A. . S. F. A. SIDNEY MARCEAUX Social Studies B. A. . St. Edwards Univ. DAURICE MARTAIN Math B. S. , M. Ed. , S. F. A. DON MILLER Instrumental Music B. Music S. H. S. C. MARJORIE MOORE Math B. 5., Univ. of Tex. FRANK NIXSON Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing B. S. , M. S. , Texas A 8: M WANDA PARSONS English Spanish B. A. , S. F. A. MARY REID Librarian B. S. E. , A. S. T. C. M. L. S. , T. W.U. ERNEST SLIMAN Science B. S. . McNeese College A. E. SMITH Mathematics Math - Science Director B. S. , M. Ed. . S.F.A. CLESTINE SMITH Music. Choir B. Music, Olivet College J. D. WELDON Science B. S. , Lamar Tech. KERRY WHITTON Math B. S. . Texas A 8L M MARY IHLE Secretary BILLIE JEANIS Secretary MILDRED SWAFFORD Nurse SARAH SMITH English, Art B. S. . Lamar Tech. BILL TUNNEL Social Studies B. S. . S. F. A. ACTIVITIES HOMECOM NG BON-FIRE B111 Cardwell and Sally Miller, ML and Miss Spirit, reigned over the gigantic bonfire which was a great success. As cheerleaders take a rest in be- tween yells, Bill Cardwell, Mr. Spirit, addresses the crowd. Members of the Booster Club set up a concession stand to help the stu- dents as they gather wood to rebuild the pile which accidentally started before time. HOMECOMING PEP RALLY The air was filled with enthusiasm and ex- citement as the student body gathered in the gym on Friday afternoon to back the team. The football team stands and sings the School Song. Mn Creel congratulates Pete O'Donald and Kelly Smith following the announcement that they had been elected ML and Miss Good Sportsmanship The twirlers enlighten the pep rally with their routine version of The Sniper. HOMECOMING NIGHT Ruth Richard, Homecoming Queen 1962, is crowned by Sandra Broussard, 1961 Queen, following the announcement of her selection Elzie Chambers is the queen's escorth Kelly Smith and Pete O'Donald, SFA's Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship, greet West Orange's Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship in the middle of the field during pre-game ceremonies. Carolyn Burris, Football Sweetheart, is pre- sented with a bouquet of white mums by Eagle Co-captains, Kenneth Carlin and Gordon Perry. Booster Club Member, Mr. O'Donald, pre- sents Sally Miller with a corsage as Bill Cardwell looks on Sally and Bill reigned as Mr. and Miss Spirit during Homecoming activitiest The band practiced late and hard after school, and the results of their hard practice could be seen in their wonderful marching during pre- game ceremonies. Cheerleaders, Diana Broussard, Dixie Russell. Lelia Guidry, Sally Miller, Beverly Broussard and mas- cot Omell Poche leads the cheering section in yells. FOOTBALL BANQUET Frenchy Dominque served as Master of Ceremonies for the banquet which was held at Schooners Restaurant. Guest speaker for the ban- quet was Coach Leonard Brown of Texas A 8: M. Everyone seemed to have had a good time. Coach Fredrick highlighted the banquet with the announcement of the Most Co- operative Players Award. Kenneth Carlin, back, and Ben Arre- dondo, lineman, receive the Most Co- operative Players trophy from Coach Fredrick. Recognition was given by Coach Castete to the boys who received All-District and Althtate honors. Football lettermen stand as they are recog- nized. Cheerleaders, Diana Broussard, Lelia Guidry, Ruth Richard, Beverly Broussard, Sally Miller and Dixie Russell are recognized for their out- standing jobs. Coach Fredrick and Coach Castete try on their new sports jackets which were given them by the football team. Co-captains Gordon Perry and Ken- neth Carlin leave a few words of ad- vice to the returning members of the team. Mr. Sliman, Jimmy Martin, Mr. Marceaux, and K J. Demahy look over negatives they are developing. Jimmy Martin, member of the Photography Club, and R. L Demahy, member of the Annual Staff, work to- . , , gather to develop pictures Jamce Ohver, Presxdem of the Future Nurses, for the annual. .39 Students receiving caps during capping ceremonies are, left to right: Connie Keen, Romana Guidry, Pat Picard, Patsy Simoneaux, Kathy Roberts, Glenda Harper, Janice McWilljarns, Dorothy Foreman, Jenny Ardoin, Donnie Keen, Karen Montgomery, Donna Bryan, Janice Philen, Toni Lege, Connie Deshotel, Sharon Sonnier, Betty Wright, Janice Hubbard, Corliss Ellison, Louise Demahy and Linda Toutcheque. The Senior High and Junior High Football Teams were honored with a doughnut br'eakfast by the teachers on Homecoming morning. The Faculty Christmas Party provided an evening of fun and enjoyment for the members of the faculty and their families. STUDENT TEACHER BASKETBALL GAME Jump ball between Dorothy Rice and Miss Almost made a basket. Score was very Fortenberry. close, 19-18 teachers favor. Teacher and student action about to begin with a jump ball. Teachers defeated stu- dents 4'7 -44. GRADUATION COMMENCEMENT Seniors receive diplomas. Dr. Shields congratulates Maurice Little. Guest speaker - Dr. George H. Deer, Professor of Education, Louisiana State University. Mary Dunlap congratulates Norwin Johnson. Dr. Yates presents honors to Threcia Fails. BEST DRESSED COWGIRLS were, Pat Savoy, Judy Choate, Pam Long, Lola Wells, Susan Hebert, Imelda Arnold, Dixie Russell and Sherry Stansbury. BEST DRESSED COWBOYS were, Curtis Breaux, Elzie Chambers, Gordon Perry, Briar Edgerton, Gerald McFarlin, Jir Carter and Michael Crowder. BEARD GROWING CONTESTANTS were, Russell Ortega, James Boyd, Walter Dy- son, Gordon Perry, Beautt Randall, Wil- lard Purgahn, John Gardernal, Douglas Pine, Eugene Bland, Billy Young and Brian Edgerton. BEST DRESSED SQUAWS were. Madeline Alford, BEST DRESSED IN EVERY CATEGORY were, Sammy Romona Guidry, Donna Guidry, Janice Hubbard, McLeod, Susie Tyson, Mrs. Jehlen, Ramona Guidry and Cullen Monk. Pam Long and Brian Edgerton. WESTERN DAY BEST DRESSED FRONTIER LADIES included Susie Among the BEST DRESSED FRONTIER MEN were, Tyson, Delores Higginbotham, Phylis Jordon, Eddie McCreary, Sammy McLeod, Dean McNiel, Evelyn Borel and Martha Henderson. Bill Perry and Elten Gouthien BEST DRESSED WESTERN TEACHERS were Mr. Wat- son and Mr. Abney BEST DRESSED FRONTIER TEACHERS were Mrs. Coco, Mrs. Rosson and Mrs. Jehlen, Sally Miller and Lana Hildabridle measure Brian Edgertonk beard. FOUR CHEERLEADERS ATTEND CAMP h .2. R1,! E; S G g f; Sally, Diana, Lelia and Dixie proudly exhibit their first place ribbon won in final competition, Attending cheerleader camp at Sam Houston Col- lege were: Lelia Guidry, Dixie Russell, Sally Miller hSTANDINGh and Diana Broussard hKNEELINGy Sally, a bit exhausted from the busy week, waits for the return trip home. With the packing just about finished, Diana, Lelia, Sally and Dixie prepare to say goodby to their friends, then return home looking forward to the approaching football season. , FOR A WINTRY DAY ; $3 1.711 Iilt Paula Chesson sings O Holy Night. The Choir and Glee Club sing Christmas carols. All together now. Pear shaped notes. SENIOR PROM King and Queen of '62 Nadia Cardwell and Charles Purgahn :Elkt; King and Queen's escort Having fun? Ann Welch and Pat Stonee Pooped out already? DUDE RANCH :1; Sing along with Mitch? Cheese. Everybody say AH. Blase and Freddie sing a duet. Those seeking office on the Blue ticket are; left to right seated: Michael Wilson, Clyde Villemez, Arthur Thibodeaux. Linda Har- per and Romana Guidry. Standing are: Judy Jordan, Gayle Blandford and Phylis Jordan. Nominated by the Gray convention to run for office in the elections are: Pam Long, Lola Wells, Martha Henderson and Janis Oliver. Standing are: Madeline Alford, Jeannine Little, Linda Peltier and Arlene Hildabridle. Cheerleader nominees of the Blue party are: Diana Broussard, Dixie Russell, Patsy Simoneaux and Lelia Guidry. Selected as cheerleader nominees on the Gray party are: Ruth Richard, Beverly Broussard, Freddie Bowman, Sally Miller, Emily Hardin and Jeannine Little. BLUE AND GRAY PARTIES HOLD CONVENTIONS agit' In the cafeteria. Gray party mem- bers listen attentively to Chairman Narwin Johnson as he reads am noucements. Clyde Villemez, chairman of the Blue convention, addresses party members in the auditorium. Delegates Donna Guidry, Jennifer Ardoin, Patricia Partridge, Barbara Hartman, Donna Bonner and char lene Nunez cast votes for candi- dates. as assistants Gwen Goodson. Carole Murphy, Sandra Bmussard, Mr. Watson and Chairman Narwin Johnson look on. Future Nurses attending the Future Nurses Convention in Tyler were: Sponsor, Mrs. Swafford, Janis Oliver, Carole Murphy and Diana Bordages. Glenn Kyles and Marilyn Flynn in a scene from Death of the Hired Man, The crew and cast from the one-act play were, left to right, SEATED: Glenn Kyles, Lana Hildabridle and Russell Ortega. STAND- ING are David Smith, Richard Palombo and Marilyn Flynn. Western Day provided a double thrill for Annual Staff Members, Diana Broussard, Jimmy Martin, Ruth Richard, Brian Edgerton and Carole Broussard as they also sent off the final copy of annual pages. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Ruth Richard, Vice-President; Ann Welch, Treasurer; Kelly Smith, Secretary; Daryl Richard, President. MAXINE FRANCES ALPHIN G.R. A, 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Squad 2 Future Nurses 2, 3 Drama 2, 3 BEN ARREDONDO Football Club 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1 Foot- b3111,2.3,4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Award 3 Model Club 1 JOHNNY BATTAGLIO BARBARA BENOIT G R. A. 1, 2, 3 Annual Staff 1, 2 Future Nurses 1, 2 Pap Squad 1 Senate 1 Fu- ture Teachers 4 Eagle Eye Staff 1 PATRICIA BOUDREAUX Band 1,2,3 G,R.A. 1,2 Senate 3 Fu- ture Nurses 2, 3 Annual Staff 3 FREDDIE JEAN BOWMAN Choir Secretary 4 Eagle Eye Editor 4 National Honor Society 8, 4 Choir 3, 4 Press Club 1, 2, 3,4 Junior Favorite Pep Squad 3 Drama 1 Senate 1 m: n - . CURTIS BREAUX Choir 1,2, 3,4 Science Club 1 CAROLYN BURRIS Most Beautiful 2 Miss Posture 2 Football Sweetheart 4 G.R.A. 1 Cheerleader 1 Senate 1, 2 WILLIAM CARDWELL Football Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3,4 Mr. Spirit 4 Freshman Favorite Football 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1 KENNETH CARLIN Basketball 1,2,4 All-District 3, 4 Jr. Class President Senate 2, 3 Football 1, 2,3,4 Track 1,2, 3,4 Mr. Good Sporty manship 3 GLYNN CHATELAIN Football 1,2 Track 1,2 Basketball 1, 2,4 THOMAS DILLON Football Manager 3 Slide Rule 3 WALTER DYSON Basketball 1 Track 1, 2, 3,4 RICHARD GU Y JERRY HALLUMS N. H. S. Vice-President 4 Slide Rule 3 Choir 4 Basketball 1 Drama 4 KAY HATCH Cheerleader 1 Drama 2 Bill Caxdwell and Jeff Wells seem to be en- joying Western Day. HELEN HYDE Choir 2,3 Pep Squad 2 RUSSEL KNOTT Football 1 Track 1,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 PAUL KUHN Library Club 2, 3 GLENN KYLES Choir 1, 3, 4 Drama 3,4 Slide Rule 3 Band 4 LINDA LALONDE Annual Staff 1,4 Future Teachers 1 G.R.A, 1,2,3,4 G.R,A. President 4 Pep Squad 2 Senate 2,4 ARCHIE LAND Basketball 1 RICHARD LEBLANC Drama 1 RICHARD LENE Football 2, 3 Track 2. 3 Basketball 2, 3 CAROL MAY Choir 4 JOE MORENO Basketball Manager 4 Football 1 Football Manager 4 Track 3 Track Manager 4 Drama 1, 2 LINDA MOUHOT Senate 1 Drama 1 Band 1, 2 Eagle Eye Assistant Editor 4 JANIS OLIVER Future Nurses Veep 3 Pep Squad 2 Fu- ture Nurses President 4 N. HS 4 Out- standing Future Nurses 2, 3 Chemistry proved to be a very interesting subjecL GORDON PERRY Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2, 4 All- District 3, 4 All-State 4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Senate 2, 3 HIRAM PIERCE Basketball 1, 2, 3 Footb3112,4 CAROLYN POCHE Future Nurses 2, 3,4 Pep Squad 1 Future Nurses Vice-President 4 Spanish Club 4 G. R. A. l, 2, 3 RANDY PRICE Footb3111,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Foot- ball Club 1,2. 3, 4 SHERRY RADFORD Pep Squad 1 Senate 3,4 Drama 1 Na- tional Honor Society 1 DOROTHY RICE Future Teachers 3, 4 G. R.A. 1 DARYL RICHARD Senate 3,4 Senior Class President National Honor Society 4 MARY RUTH RICHARD Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 American Legion Award 1 Freshman Favorite Home Economics Award 3 Senior Class Veep Homecoming Queen 4 Football Sweetheart 1 Head Cheerleader 1,4 Annual Editor 3,4 SUSIE ROMERO GOLDIE SMITH Pep Squad 1 G,R.A. 1,2, 3 National Honor Society 2, 4 KATHRYN SMITH Senior Class Secretary Choir 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3 6.11. A. 1,2. 3 Miss Good Sportsmanship 4 Future Nurses President 3 Future Nurses Historian 4 LINDA SMITH Austonians 3,4 G.R.A. 2 Honor Society 2 Choir 3 ROSEMARY TAYLOR Choir 3, 4 ARTHUR THIBODEAUX Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Senate 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Senate President 4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Sophomore Favorite Junior Favorite Carolyn Burris is honored at the Homecom- ing Football Game as Football Sweetheart. HOWARD TOUCHETTE JOHN EARL TOUCHETTE Basketball 1 Choir 4 SUSIE JANE TYSON Future Nurses 2 Choir 3,4 LEONA VAN BROCKLIN Band 1,2,3,4 DONALD WEBB National Honor Society President 4 Ameri- can Legion Award 1 National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4 ANN WELCH D. A. R. Award 4 Senior Class Treasurer Future Nurses Treasurer 3 Future Nurses Secretary 4 Honor Society 2,4 Annual Staff 4 JEFF WELLS Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Football Club 2, 3,4 PAUL WHITE Choir 4 EDGAR DALE WILLIAMS Football 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Most Popular Boy 1 Junior Class Vice-President JACQUE WILLIAMS Cheerleader 1 Pep Squad 3 JESSE W OODRUFF Football 4 MR. CREEL MRS. DUNLAP MRS. IEHLEN J UNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS I'm BE 59 IE Left to Right: Clyde Villamez, Treasurer; Lelia Guidry. Secretary; Louis Grand. President; John Dale Lopez, Vichresident. Abshire, Kirty Alford, Linda Ardoin, Jennifer Benoit, Joseph Benoit, Willie Bodin, Jerry Borel. Nancy Boyd, J ames Branhan. Thomas Broussard. Beverly Buchanan, Jack Buxnham, Ray Burrell, Linda Cessac, Edmond Chambers, Elzie Church, Madlyn Constantine, Richard Crochet, Tommy Dattalo, Lynda Demahy, R. I. Deshotel, Connie Dore, Carolyn Dore, Ronnie Edgerly, Glen Ellison, Corliss Faulk, John Fomols, Jane Fuselier, Roy Gillard, Wade Graham, Patrica Grand, Louis Guidry, Lelia Hagan, John Hammond. Dolly Hardin, Emily Henderson, Martha Henry, Mary Ann Higginbotham, Delores Karonika. Shirley Kimball, Wayne Lalonde. Leon Landry, Sandxa Loncon, Sharon Long, Pamela Lopez, John Lopez, Mike McFarlin, Linda McNeil, Danny Meyers, Linda Miguez, Dianne Miller, Sally Minter, Betty Moreno, George Murphy, Kenneth Newsome, Audrey Nobles, John Nunez, Vicky O'Donald, Pete O'Neal. Peggy Patterson, Allen Perry, William Pitre, Joyce Pritchett, Lambert Ronquille, Jessie Ronquille, Mary Lou Russell, Dixie Sedatole, Billy Sessions, Thomas Smith, Sharon Smith, Shirline Sonnier, Sharon Sonnier. Sidney Stumhoffer, Mike Toutcheque, Donald Villemez, Clyde Wells, Lola White, Ruth Ann Wood, Darwin Wright, Bettie Wyble, Trudy Mr. Tunnell 11A Mr. Whitton 118 Mrs McCoy 11C Fire drills could be expected at any time of the day. The halls seem to be quiet and peace- ful as the students attend their classes1 SOPHOMORES Abshier, John Anderson. James Arledge, Rodney Babineaux, Gerald Baker, Gary Belaire, Gene Blanchard, Rita Bodin. Claudia Bonner, Donna Boudreaux, Harry Boyd. Dorothy Boyd, Ronald Broussard, Diana Brown, Judith Bryan, Donna Burris. Jerry Campbell. Judy Clements, Norma Crowder. Mike Dailey. Charlotte Delcambre, Janelle Demahy, Louise Dillion. Edwin Dubois, Evelyne Edgerton. Barry Ernst. Karen Fails, Duxwood Fisher, Renee Foreman. Cecil Foreman. Dorothy Fomols, John Fuselier. Doris Gauthiere, Garland Gouthier. Elton Guidry, Romana Guillot. Barbara Guy, Jimmy Harper, Glenda Harper, Linda Hatch, Brenda Hebert. Susan Hubbard, Janice Hunnicutt, PaLricia Jemigan, Woodrow Johnson, James Jones. Ernest Jones, John Jordan. Judy Keen, Connie Keen, Donnie Killian, Jerry Knott. Oren Kuhn. Evelyn Lege, Toni Loyd, Karen Lulue, Ralph Martin, Jimmy Maxwell, Patrick McClelland, Dickie McWilliams, Janice Mello, Linda Minter. Max Mire, Cynthia Montogomery, Karen Palombo, Richard Patterson, Allen Patterson, John Peltier, Brenda Peveto, Darrell Philen. Janis Picard. Patricia Pointe, Barbara Ray. Ronald Roberts, Catherine Ronquille, Clenton Simoneaux, Patricia Smith, David Smith, Edward Smith, Wayne Stansbury, Sherry Taylor. Joyce Taylor, Loyce Thomas, Walter Tompkins. Rodney Toutcheque, Linda Trahan, Nolan Trahan, Stephen Waits, Elizabeth Walker, Douglas Ward, Frank Woodcock, Joan Woods, Sandra Wright, Patricia Mrs. Coco Miss Landrum Mrs. Martin Mr. Weldon F E R S L N P 0 VV E R Slnmdn or m- iVMIvmhd-v E ii, HtHVl-IH L FRESHMEN MX Boullion, Sheldon Brandin, Deborah Breaux, Linda Brevell, Travis Broussard, Ronald Brown, Linda Brown, Shelia Buffington, Michael Burnham, Kay Byers, Sandra Calais, Diana Carlin, Clifford Chapman, Margaret Chesson, Edmond Chesson, Paula Clark, Larry David, Bruce Delcambre, Judy Decoux, Phyllis Deslatte. Jerry Devers, Jimmy Dewey, Paula Dore, Larry Dugas. Charles Alford, Madeline Antilly, James Arceneaux. Ovelia Arledge, Gerald Bagwell, Fred Baker, Bonnie Benoit, Roy Benson, Philip Bernard, Madeline Blake, Charles Blankenship, Michael Blanton, Hoy Bordages, Linda Borel. Evelyn Boudreaux, Lynn Duran, George Dyson, Patsy Edens, Karon Edens, Sharon Fails, Arvin Fancher. Robert Feemster. Jennifer Fisher, Glenda Gary, Larry Gauthiere, John Gilchriest, Louis Goodson, Linda Graham, Glenna Guidry. Donna Guidry, Terry Gutierrez. Guadalupe Guy, Woodrow Hagen. Richard Hammers, Avie Harrison, Barbara Haynes, Ruth Hawthorne, Lawrence Hawthorne, Richard Hebert, Rebecca Hebert. Iodine Hebert. Michael Henderson, Ray Henry, Catherine Henry, John Higginbotham, Carrol Jeanis. Jody Jennings, William Jolly, Shirley Keith. Darleen Kidder, Myra Landry. Charles Lege, James Legs. Nolia Lemaire, Raylan Nixon, Frank Morman, Paul Nunez, Charlene Parish. Deborah Pelloat, Paula Picou, Linda Pierce, Robbie Pitrey, John Pogue, Kenneth Porter, Paul Price, Anita Pujal, Donald Purgahan, Linda Richard, Judy Richard, Sylvia Rippy, Fred Robison, Kerwin Romero, Dianna Rowland. Nora Savoy. Patricia Shimette, Paul Smith, Billie Smith, Carl Sparks, Jerry Lemaire, Wilson Lopez, Richard Lulue, Elaine McLarty, Peggy McNeil, Dennis Mahle, Toby Martin, David Maxwell, LaDonna Minter. Wayne Mire, Velma Molaison, Patricia Morrison, Solonie Mouhot, Sandra Mouirguies. Marlynda Neel, Marion Theriot, Terry Thomas. Walter Trahan, Jenelle Van Brocklin. Claudia Walker. John Welch. Sharon Whatley, Suzonne Williams. Bill Wilson. Michael Wolf. Ruth Young. Carlton Zelsdotff, Linda Smith. A. E. Marceaux, Sidney Byars, George Bushnell, Terrance ANNUAL SALES WINNERS 9B HOMEROOM Michael Buffington and Myra Kidder, Mr. Marceaux is Freshman Favorites, are also contest sponsor of 9B home winners from 9B homeroom. room. 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J, DEMAHY Sports Editor FUTURE TEACHERS C c- m t V FIRST ROW, left. to right: Judy Jordon, Martha Henderson, Lelia Guidry, Dianne Miguel. SECOND ROW; Miss Landrum, Doris Fuselier, Lola Wells, Emily Hardin, Dorothy Rice, Linda Harper, Delores Higgin- botham, Mr. Tunnell. fwfgi WV 2W V ' 2.. . President Vice - President MARTHA HENDERSON LELIA GUIDRY . l, H . : .15 1759' Secretary Treasurer DIANNE MIGUEZ JUDY JORDON SEATED. left to right: Freddie Bowman, Judy Jordon, Linda Mouhot. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. McCoy, Sponsor, Karen Breaux, Linda Zelsdorff, Lynda Dattalo, Glenda Graham, Martha Henderson, Bill Cardwell, Delores Higginbotham, Linda Harper, Trudy Wyble, Phyllis Jordon, Diana Broussard, Mrs. Coco, Sponsor. PRESS CLUB FREDDIE BOWMAN LINDA MOUHOT JUDY JORDON Editor Assistant Assistant FIRST ROW, left to right: Janis Oliver. Ann Welch, Romana Guidry, Karen Montgomery, Donnie Keen, Patricia Hunnicutt. Louise Demahy, Madlyu Church, Corliss Ellison, Nancy Borel, Mrs. Swafford, Sponsor. SECOND: Bettie Wright. Carolyn Dore, Charlotte Daily, Rita Blanchard, Connie Keen, Kelly Smith, Toni Lege. Cathy Roberts, Sharron Sounier, Carolyn Poche, Linda Toucheque. THIRD: Dorothy Forman, Patricia Picard, Janis Philen, Judith Brown, Patsy Simc- neaux, Sherry Stanshury, Connie Deshotel, Donna Bryan, Janice McWilliams. Janice Hubbard. Joan Woodcock, Jennifer Ardoin. SEATED: Kelly Smith, Historian; Jennifer Ardoin, Corresponding Secretary; Carolyn Dore, RPx porter. STANDING: Mrs. Swafford, Sponsor; Janis Oliver, President; Carolyn Poche, Vice- President; Ann Welch, Secretary; Dorothy Forman, Treasurer; Romana Guidry, Parliamentarian; Judith Brown, Chaplain. Miss Parsons, Sponsor Geatew FIRST ROW, left to right: Martha Henderson, Freddie Bowman, Goldie Smith, Ann Welch, Pam Long, Janis Oliver. SECOND ROW: R. J. Demahy, Lynn Brunham, Daryl Richards, Jerry Hallums, Donald Webb, Lelia Guidry, Mr. Crusetumer. Sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DONALD WEBB JERRY HALLUMS FREDDIE BOWMAN CLYDE VILLEMEZ President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ART CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Melanie Broussard, Brenda English, Jackie Loiacano, Terry Ray, G. E. Brevell. Curtis Alphin, Buddy Porter. SECOND ROW; Nancy Dillingham, Karen Breaux, Cynthia Hubbard, Brenda West, Lucy Delcambre, John Eroussard, Walter Thomas, C, E. Smith, Mrs. S. Smith. DRAMA CLUB um , . FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda McFarlin, Dixie Russell, Sally Miller, Bill Cardwell. SECOND ROW: Fem Hatch, Barbara Harrison. Betty Minter, Sandra Warner, Jenny Ernst. THIRD ROW: Diana Romero, Judy Delcarnbre, Elaine LuLu, Charlene Nunez, Jerry Hallums, Linda Zelsdorff, Daryl Richard, Richard Palombo, Mr. Maury, Mrs. Jehlen. President Vichresident DIXIE RUSSE LL LINDA MCFARLIN Secretary C HARLENE NUNEZ FIRST ROW. left to right: Karon Edens, Sharon Edens, Shelia Brown, Freddie Bcwman, Elizabeth Waits, Paula Chesson, Madlyn Church, Glenda Harper, Linda Purgahn, Joyce Piu-e, Janis Oilver. Judith Brown. Romana Guidry. Susie Tyson, Rosemary Taylor. SECOND ROW: Dennis McNeil, David Smith, Joseph Benoit, Richard Leue, Carrol May, Kathryn Smith, Charlene Nunez, Patsy Simoneaux, Corliss Ellison, Robbie Pierce, C, Smith, Director. THRD ROW: Bill Cardwell, Jerry Hallums, Clifford Carlin. Ken- neth Carlin, Kerwin Rubinson. FOURTH ROW: Paul White, Joe Moreno, Earl Touchette, Charles Landry, Hoy Blanton, Micheal Stumhoffer, Glen Kyles, Curtis Breaux, Jerry Sparks, Michael Buffington, Derrill N ixson. CHOIR KENNETH CARLIN KATHRYN SMITH FREDDIE BOWMAN President VicevPresidenL Secretary PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Left to right, FIRST ROW: Arlene Hildabridle, Bobbie Arceneaux, Patricia Norman, Jimmy Martin, Jean- nette Briggs, Mt. Sliman, Steve Hall, Connie Delcambxe, Cathy Calais, Connie Jernigan, Barbara Hark man. SECOND ROW: Jack Jones, Charles Adams, Janice Montgomery, Brenda Roberts JIMMY MARTIN CONNIE ARLENE JANICE MR. SLIMAN President DEDCAMBRE HILDABRIDLE MONTGOMERY Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Tre asurer GRA Left to right, FIRST ROW: Linda Lalonde, Ruth Richard, Beverly Broussard, Diana Broussard, Mrs. Abney. SEC- OND ROW; Renee Fisher, Sandra Woods, Pat Graham, Myra Kidder. THIRD ROW: Paula Chesson, Judy Richard Linda Picou, Sylvia Rmhard FOURTH ROW: Velma Mire, Madeline Bernard, Darlene Keith, Suzanne Whatley, Phyllis DeCoux MISS POSTURE ANN WELCH GRA OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Rbporter Sponsor LINDA RUTH BEVERLY DIANA MRS. ABNEY LALONDE RICHARD BROUSSARD BROUSSARD 5:1 WWW; .. mu. ' V b ' Atlvkma 1 Left to right: Sponsor, Mr. Nixson; Dale Williams, Wayne Kimble, Larry Gary and Lonnie Morrison. GLEE CLUB um FIRST ROW; Novia Hildabridle, Brenda English, Dale Williams, Gary Toups, Linda Gillard, Jessie Koonce, Nancy Dillingham, Mrs. Celestine Smith, Sherri Chesson, Gail Thibodeaux, Katherine Van Slyke, Hubert Dixon, Clarence Minter, J. E, Brevell, Clifford Romero. President JESSIE KOONCE Vicrpresidem Secretary CLARENCE MINTER LINDA GILLARD SCENES AROUND SCHOOL 1k m Annual staff members met on Thursday morning of each week, Mr. Bushnell, Mr. Sliman and Mr. Weldon chat during fire drill. Students filled the auditorium for the first movie. ML Mamy's eighth grade Social Studies clam ATHLETICS AUSTIN EAGLE CHEERLEADERS DIXIE RUSSELL Junior RUTH RICHARD Senior Head Cheerleader SALLY MILLER Junior BEVERLY BROUSSARD DIANA BROUSSARD Junior Sophomore LELIA GUIDRY Junior Left to right, JUMPING: Diana Broussard. Sally Miller and Ruth Rich- ard. KNEELING are: Dixie Russell, Lelia Guidry and Beverly Broussard MRS. VIRGINIA ABNEY Sponsor CHEERLEADERS Beverly Broussard and Diana Broussard Sally Miller, Lelia Guidry and Dixie Russell Ruth Richard Left to right: Charles Simmons, Ray Abney, Bob Fredrick, Jessie Castete and Jim Kirkland EAGLES ROUTE BYRNE 30-0 The Eagles got the season off to a big bang by stomping the Sham- rocks 30-0. Gordon Perry received the open- ing kick-off and ran it back 80 yards behind a wall of blocking men for a startling T. D. From then on the Eagles had control of the balL BEN ARREDONDO Guard 1 Yr. Letterman Senior Eagle halfback Art Thibodeaux is long gone on a 44-yard touchdown run against the Shamrocks. BILL CARDWELL End ART THIBODEAUX 1 Yr. Letterman Wingback Senior RANDY PRICE 2 Yr. LeFterman Halfhack Seruor 2 YL Letterman Senior EAGLES STOMP BULLDOGS 50-6 er, the Eagles came up with its second victory run and a yard run and passed 22 yards to Ken- ny Carlin for three of the first quarter scores. The other first quarter from George Laird to two Eagle touchdowns came on a 68-yard run by Wells in the third quarter and a 42-yard run by Art Thibodeaux in the fourth quarter. Kenny, Jeff and Pete Lake a breather during practice on the day before the game. JEFF WELLS KENNY CARLIN Fullback Win back 1 Yrr Letterman EDGAR DALE WILLIAMS 3 Senior G d 2 Yrr Letterman GORDON PERRY U3! Senior Halfback 2 Yr. Letterman Senior 3 Yr. Letterman Senior After a week's breath- over the Jasper Bulldogs. Gordon Perry scored two touchdowns on a 43-yard scores on a 28-yard pass Carlin and a 49-yard run by Jeff Wells. The final CARDINALS STOP EAGLES 21-8 The Eagles first de- feat of the season cam: at the hands of the Bridge City Cardinals. The Eagles only score came on a 1-yard run by Gordon Perry in the fourth quarter. Perry also ran for the conver- sion Bridge City scored in the first and third quarters on runs of one yard by David Stamps and in the fourth quarter on a 10-yard run by Jeffy Padgett. Padgett kicked all three conversions. JESSE WOODRUFF Tackle Senior Coach Abney gives Ronnie, Dickie, and Louise valuable tips on how to hold the ball. RONNIE DORE Center 1 Yr. Letterman Junior LOUIS GRAND Center DANNYM IE 1 Yr. Letterman CN L . End Jumor 1 Yr. Letterm an In nior EAGLES RUN OVER TROJANS 26-0 The revived Eagles tucked away its first district Victory with the visiting Trojans of Forest Park the victims. Gordon Perry scored twice in the first quar- ter with runs of 7 and 10 yards. Kenny Car- lin kicked both conver- sions. In the second quarter, Carlin scored on a 40-yard run with an intercepted ball. The win for the conver- sion failed. Jeff Wells got the final touchdown in the third period on a 5-yard run. Gordon Perry runs 7 yards to bring the Eagles their first touchdown against Forest Park, PETE O'DONALD Tackle JACK BUCHANAN 2 Yr. Letterman JOHN DALE LOPEZ Guard Junior Quarterback 2 Yr. Letterman GEORGE LAIRD Junior 1 Yr. Letterman Quarterback , humor 2 Yr. Letterman Junior EAGLES STOP NEWTON 26-9 The Eagles got off to a slow start against the Newton Eagles. The Austin Eagles first touchdown came on a 18-yard run by Randy Price in the second quarter. The second Austin Eagle score came in the third quarter on a 85-yard run by Perry. The third score came on a 27-yard pass from Perry to Carlin. The last Eagle score came on a 11-yard run by Jeff Wells. Newton's scores came on a 1-yard run and a 22-yard field goal dur- ing the first half, A whole host of Trojans come up and put a stop to Carlin after a few yards gained. JOHNNY NOBLES Tackle DARWIN W D 1 Yrr Letterman E d 00 S Junior GLEN EDGERLY 1 Yr. Letterman Junior Tackle PE Y 1 Yr. Letterman BILL RR Junior Guard 1 Yr. Letterman Junior EAGLES TOPPLE WILDCATS 12-8 THOMAS BRANHAM Halfback Junior RICK Y MAXWELL Wingback Junior iv. ;, DOUGLAS WALKER Quarterback Sophomore The Eagles had to fight hard to overcome the hardfighting Wild- cats. The first Eagle score, a 10-yard run by halfback Gordon Perry, came in the first quarter. From then on it was a had fought battle until the last few minutes of the third quarter. At that time George Lairdtpass- ed to Party from 10 yards out for the touchdown. The Wildcat's touch- down came on a 32-yard pass from Jimmy May to Gene Isabelle in the fourth quarter. RONNIE RAY Halfback Sophomore EAGLES RAMPAGE BUNA 65-0 The Eagles went to Buna expecting to win, and did just that. The first score came on a 41-yard rush by Gordon PexryT The second score came on a 1-yard plunge by George Laird in the second quarter. The third score came on a 9-yard pass from Laird to Perry. The fourth score came on a 27 yard by Doug WalkeL The fifth score came just before the half by John Lopez. Early in the third quar- ter the Eagles scored again on a 5-yard run by Lairdb The seventh score came on a 1-yard run by Randy Price. The eighth touchdown came on a beautiful 43-yard pass from Lopez to Thibodeaux. Gordon dashes for the needed yards before being tackled by an opponent. JAMES JOHNSON Fullback Sophomore JERRY BURRIS Guard Sophomore OREN KNOT T Guard Sophomore RICHARD PALOMBO Tackle Sophomore The Eagles won their fifth straight game at the hands of the Kountze Lionsh The Eagles got the scoreboard right away with Kenny Carlin taking the opening kickoff 80 yards for a score. The second score came on a 5-yard run By Gordon Perry. The final first quarter score came by Jeff Wells from 1 yard out. The fourth score came on a 8-yard run by Perry in the second quartere The fifth score came on a 1-yard run by Randy Price. The final touchdown came in the third quarter on a 3-yard run by Perry. Coach Bushnell and Ben Arredondo give Harry, John, Johnny, and Richard tips on good positions at line ofscrimmage. DICKLE MCCLELLAND JOHNNY JONES Center Guard Sophomore JOHN ABSHIER Tackle Sophomore HARRY BOUDREAUX Sophomore Tackle Sophomore EAGLES FIGHT PAST BEARS 12-0 The Eagles fought a long hard battle in winning this one. The Eagles first score came on an 18-yard run by Carlin in the second quarter. The Eagles second score came in the third quarter on a 11-yard run by Perry. That was all of the scoring as both teams played hard hitting football all night. GERALD BABINEAUX End Sophomore RODNEY ARLEDGE Guard Sophomore DAVID SMITH Halfback Sophomore DARRELL PEVETO Guard Sophomore CHIEFS STOP EAGLES 22-34 The Eagles lost no time getting on the scoreboard. Perry ran 19 yards for the first score mree minutes after the game startedt Again in the second quarter Perry scored the second touchdown on a 5-yard run. The next score came on a 31-yard pass from Laird to Perry. The Eagles went into half time with a 22-6 lead, which was all the points the Eagles could score. The Chiefs came bouncing back. They scored in the second quarter on a 11-yard mm The Chie fs scored again in the third quarter on a 25- yard pass. The next score came on a 54- yard pass that put the Chiefs ahead to stay. Gordon dashes for 11 yards before the Chiefs put a stop to him. BARRY EDGETON M R. J. DEMAHY anager Mana er Sophomore LEON LALONDE ,3 Mana er Jumor JOE MORENO tg Jumor Manager Senior $0302 cnoh 9.5 Emma: :53 53:on memH imcmnuzm x03 .325an Bum .ximmvm :20 .miEm 3an go; :20 30m :Hme .202 32:3. 6:th 3:3 .HoimB mimnoa 43202 2ch .ovaE onuom gum 35.6w 30m ELLE .333 :3 .iaeimm 228 $22th .53ng ES :25 225 .323602 mzoa H30m 2552 .SEBQ 222m .35 bugs. .2333: 32m 6:302 ooh :3:me 33m :EmEmQ A .m .mEEEBSwum 30m 95.5: 2x53 53.30 .Nomoq ES .0233 :03 .896; :2qu .xznmuuzombum: .0332; RE U30m QZOUmm Stun :E .23650 SE 6:3 mmuomo .EENU Eoccux .56; 5300 .xzmmnopEH SEE Em: 8 c3 .BOm Emmi FOOTBALL SWEETHEART XV . CAROLYN BURRIS ALL DISTRICT AND ALL STATE PETE O'DONALD All District All District GORDON PERRY All District and All State GEORGE LAIRD JOHN LOPEZ All District All District KENNETH CARLIN J UNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right; Judy Richard, Head Cheerleader; Madeline Alford, Alexa Foreman, Mascot; Charlene Nunez and Arlene Hildabridle. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SWEETHEART MADELINE ALFORD JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Coach Simmons, Mike Blankenship, Lynn Boudreaux, Carlton Young, Derrill Nixon, Richard Hagen, Charles Landry, Jerry Sparks, Coach Kirkland. SEC- OND ROW: Larry Dore, Hay Blanton, Isabel Moreno, Clifford Carlin, Charles Dugas, Ker- win Robison, Mike Buffington, Ricky Lopez THIRD ROW: Jerry Guillot, Lonnie Morrison, Sheldon Boullion, Kenneth Pogue, Philip Benson, Bruce David, Paul Porter, Carrol Higgin- botham, Ronald Broussard. FOURTH ROW: John Henry, Gerald Arledge, Jimmy Devers, Edmond Chesson, George Duren, Ronnie Hebert, Charles Blake, Wayne MinteL FIRST ROW, left to right: Johnny Sparks, Ronnie Bush, Steve Hall, Thomas Shapiro, Dwayne Melancon, Robert Purgahn, Charles Adams. SECOND ROW: David Johnson, Hebert Dickson, Royce Ronquille, Billy Brummett, Jack Jones, Ronald Romero, Ronald Terry. THIRD ROW: Max Buchanan, Larry Wilson, Mike Calais, David Philyaw, Billy Welch, Creig Bellair, Jim- my Romero, Ricky Faulk FOURTH ROW: Billy Atkinson, Wayne Newson. Bobert Boyd, Lance Peveto, Buddy Porter, Kiri Alphin, Clarence Minter, John Ward, Johnny Smith. FIFTH ROW: Coach Kirkland, Talbert Loyd, Lee McLeod, Lin Hatch, Mike Lalonde, John Buchanan, James Graham, Coach Simmons. .3552 532 E; 0:822 web .865on :mm .EoEEHm numoU 30m 2550; gnawing EEuU SE .2833 EEm .3on bang .Hwonmm E32. .33me :8qu Sam Ecnom 30m nEEH maxim? mmawson v5 35me :20 .9263 5an .NwEmSS uuzv .Socm :ummzm scam Em 30m 0208; .EE umsoo 9: 5:8 525$ .xsmuvonEe H2 .393 Ea 55; SE8 .EmEun .H .m 038 SE .25 2 d3 BASKETBALL LETTERMEN KENNETH CARLIN ART THIBODEAUX RUSSELL KNOTT 2 Yr. Letterman 3 Yr. Letterman 2 Yr. Letterman JOHN LOPEZ EDGAR DALE WILLIAMS GEORGE LAIRD CLYDE VILLEMEZ 2 Yr. Letterman 2 Yr. Letterman 1 Yr. Letterman 1 Yr. Letterman R. J. DEMAHY JOSEPH BENOIT THOMAS DILLON 1 YL Letterman Manager Manager GEORGE LAIRD ART THIBODEAUX .3266 $322 .333 :5 233 tum :5sz E33 .203Em0 :E .x2mmnonEF Hz .5532 x32 30m QEIH 42232 szmQ Emcmnosm x03 .NmEMZ; quU .Nmmoq 2mm. :23 6:43 mmuouU .EBEEU ENE 30z 0200mm .xzmmEnmm 3300 .SVSES miwaoo gum 255m 6322 xwuwom .xnmuuunom 53: 30m Emmi .Ewt 8 :3 .J ,2,me VSLEH 1962 LETTERMEN ART THIBODEAUX WALTER DYSON Senior Senior CLYDE VILLEMEZ All-District Junior DANNY MCNIEL ELZIE CHAMBERS Junior Junior L3 J UNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Kerwin Robison, Clifford Carlin, Hoy Blanton, Mike Blankenship, Isabel Moreno. SECOND ROW: Edmond Chesson, Mike Wilson. Kennth Pogue, Paul Porter, Carroll Higginbotham, Charles Dugas THIRD ROW: Coach Kirkland, Frank Nixson, Mike Buffington, Larry Dore, Terry Guidry. . i v FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Brummett, Jack Jones. Mike Talbot, Tommy Chambers, Steve Hall, Ron- nie Mallet. SECOND ROW: Howard Thorla, Tommy Shapiro, Mike Calias. Dwayne Meloncon, Lance Peveto, George Malone, Herbert Bertrand. THIRD ROW: Ronald Terry, Johnny Guy, Clarence Minter, Donald Picou, Glenn Borel, James Brown. FOURTH ROW: Coach Kirkland, Gregg Walker, Dinkar Jeffers, Leonard Hatch, Linnis Blanton. MR. AND MISS GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP KELLY SMITH and PETE O'DONALD MR. AND MISS SPIRIT gt SALLY MILLER and BILL CARDWELL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ANN WELCH and DONALD WEBB MOST POPULAR JuMgo $tg ' OLD SALLY MILLER and ORVAL O'DONALD BEST ALL AROUND .zv .. KATHRYN SMITH and RANDY PRICE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME IACQUE WILLIAMS JOHN DALE LOPEZ MISS AUSTIN HIGH RUTH RICHARD MISS J UNIOR HIGH MADELINE ALFORD SENIOR FAVORITES GOLDIE SMITH and BEN ARREDONDO JUNIOR FAVORITES LOUIS GRAND and JENNIFER ARDOIN 4 Q O v 4 : $990909. V00. 0 O O A .0 . 159000. .00. 33000. v o .u 0 ; wank?! wow: SOPHOMORE FAVORITES STEVE TRAHAN and DIANA BROUSSARD MYRA KIDDER and MICHAEL BUFFINGTON DAR AWARD ANN WELCH Recipients of the American Legion Awards were John Abshier and Diana Broussard. Receiving FUTURE NURSES AWARDS are, left to right: Marilyn Flynn, Pat Boudreaux, Carole Murphy, Pat Graham, Emily Hardin, Ann Welch, Imelda Arnold. Joyce Pitre, Nancy Borel. Linda Burrel, Sandra Landry, Carolyn Poche, Carolyn Dore, Madlyn Church, Diana Bordages, Janis Oliver and Kelly Smith. AWARDS Receiving ANNUAL STAFF AWARDS are: Steve Trahan, Carole Broussard. Pat Gillard, Diana Broussard, Lana Hildabn'dle, Carole Murphy, Mrs. Martin and Ruth Richard. SECOND ROW: Brian Edgerton and Blase Laughlin. Receiving Scholarships are: Donald Williams, P. T.A Scholarship; Threica Fails, Port Acres Lions Club Scholarship; Gwen Goodson, Salutatorian; Wanda Demahy, P.T.A Scholarship; Norma Stanley, C. P. Chapter of PEO; Charles Purgahn, P. T A. Scholarship. Willard Purghan receiving Donald Williams receiving the Bauch Lamb Science the Texas Chemical Coun- Award :11 Award Threica Fails receiving the Southwestern Bell Telephone Award R. , S . RANDALL, L FRED RANDALL S C. 0 EL FRED RANDALL IR. A RAND ALPS BARBER SHOP CAR I Your Corwerx'xence 2.48 CamaX Street rbers io Three Ba Port Acres RDO,S FEED STORE Hard Ware - A . RA 6 pphanCes - S -1701 Porting G Oods 6105 West portA h rt ur R Oad Port Acres at WILTZ FOOD MARKET Groceries, Drugs, Meats, and Beverages Pleasing You Keeps Us in Business One of Port Arthur's AG Stores Phone RA 6- 1481 West Port Arthur Rd. Port Acres, Tex. WATTS STUDIO The Headquarters of Fine Photography YU 2-1531 647 Hz Procter Port Arthur, Texas Dial YU 5-5811 301 Procter Compliments of WILEY'S SHOE BOX Port Arthur and Lake Charla s , La . All Work Guaranteed BONEAU,S RADIO 8: RECORD SHOP Radio and Television Sales and Service 2415 - 16th Street Port Arthur, Texas Dial YU 5-7220 Night WO 2-5060 Congratulations, Seniors '63 Financ ially Your 5 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Port Arthur When Money Matters Think First Enioy yourself... refresh with Coke 1.54m . Wm m. A .:' mmw uxou AUIKOIKYV o; m :euxou 54mm n PORT ARTHUR COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Port Acres COOK'S DRIVE INN GROCERY Picnic Supplies, Drinks, Groceries, Fishing and Hunting Supplies, Texas and Louisiana Licenses Money Orders 5997 Jade Ave. Open 6:30 AM to 11:00 PM SPENCE BATTERY AND ELECTRIC COMPANY YUkon 3 -4522 321 Seventh Street Port Arthur, Texas PORT ARTHUR FURNITURE 8r APPLIANCE CO. 3100 16th St. YLJ 3-3396 $2 BOREL'S TV $r APPLIANCE Authorized Motorola TV Dealer We Service All Makes and Models 3548 25th Street YU 2-5732 Port Arthur, Texas Q Ile HAROLD NARW PRESLDEN'V Congratulations, Seniors of 1963 3723 SIXTEENTH STREET. 0. BOX 32l7 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAI ,.. VTE IDEPENDABLE DRUGGIST f, 2426 6lst; Street MCCARTEWS PHARMACY Drugs - Sundries - Cosmetics Free Delivery Phone RAymond 6-2200 Port Arthur , Texas Cong ratulations , Seniors STAFF OF PORT ACRES CLINIC Congratulations From PORT ARTHUR COLLEGE Procter Street Congratulations, Seniors of '63 PORT ARTHUR SAVINGS 2 LOAN ASSOCIATION Downtdwn Jefferson City SOUTHERN TOBACCO 8: CANDY CO. Phone YUkon 3- 3388 612 7th Street Port Arthur YU 3-4551 AUGUST MILLER 2 SONS Power Mower Headquarters for Southeast Texas Power Mowers 1148 Seventh Street Port Arthur, Texas Bicycles Hardware KFMP-FM ON STEREOH 93 .3 MC. Port Arthur's Own Come to HI-FI SOUND STUDIO for Stereo Tuners, Amps. , and Speakers, Kits 2122 7th St., YU 2-6131 J. C. WATKINS PHOTOGRAPHY . Aerial . Weddings . Advertising . News . Color . Publicity . Commercial . Portraits 2 Industrial 2329 Thomas Boulevard Port Arthur, Texas Phone YUkon 2-3666 WESTERN AUTO ASSOClATE sum Port Arthur, Texas LEBLANCS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCLATE STORE 6613 West Pt. Arthur Rd. RA 6-2548 Our Compliments From THE FAIR STORE Downtown - 401 Procter Jefferson City Shopping Center Port Arthur , Texas 427 Austin Ave, - Tel. YU 3-5696 2827 Procter - Tel. YU 3-2891 P. O. Box 1311 Port Arthur, Texas gem Wm at FOURNETS Men's Wear Better Values YU 5-8032 734 Procter Port Arthur , IT EDSTS NU MUHE TU SAY IT CAME FBDM 39 :3 Where Duality Is Traditional mum on QUALITY SHOE STORE 743 Procter LIPOFF'S Since 1915 Jewelers Florists and Gifts 440 Procter 540 9th Ave. YU 2-94889 YU 2-4655 ?ORT ARTHUR AUTHORIZED AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Clegg Motors Coleman Oldsmobile - Cadillac Frank Edwards Buic MC Kleas-Latham Motor Co, Linn Motor C . Mingle Motor Co. Ralford Motors Weaver-Sclerandi Pontiac Congratulations , Seniors From Q DOCTOR PICKARD Offices in Port Arthur and Port Acres 4221 16th Street YUkon 5-5553 Compliments of: TED'S RECORD SHOP Jefferson City Shopping Center Port Arthur, Texas HEIGHTS DRUG CO. Samsonite Luggage Solid Gold Jewelry Complete Line of Cosmetics Toys Prescription Specialists 16th and Houston Avenue YU 5-5507 Port Arthur, Texas 449 Thomas Blvd. Phone Daily RA 6- 2241 MURPHY gh tRA 6- 1575 RICHARD'S SERVICE STA TION Port Arthur, Texas Automotive Service Service When You Need It! GEORGE 'S GARAGE 24-Hour Wrecker Service Have Truck Will Travel GEORGE A. McFARLAND, Owner Port Arthur, Texas THEY ARE MAKING A SUPER EFFORT TO GO TO JOHNIE ALFORUS SO WHY DON'T YOU JOIN THE RUSH? Located at 5897 West Port Arthur Rd. Phone RAymond 6-1041 - SERVING DELICIOUS MEXICAN FOOD ONLY - PORT ARTHUR 0 ORANGE O BEAUMONT CHUC-WAGUN 16th and Bluebonnet Drive Inn Self-Server Fine Food WESTERN CORRAL 39th Main Groves Compliments ofa FRIEND Complim cuts of MARY GRAND,S BEAUTY SHOP RA 6-1780 Z498 6lst Street Port Acres, Texas TRAILER HAVEN 6lst Street Port Acres, Texas RA 6-2505 MR. AND MRS. E. W. PICARD VIATOR'S GULF SERVICE STATION Port Arthur, Texas 60th and Jade RA 6-9027 FISH-ER HUNT SHOP Fishing Tackle - Live Bait Picnic Supplies Gulf Oil Products 3001 Highway 73 Phone RA 6-1884 FRED MILLER'S TOY PALACE One 01 the South's Largest and Most Complete Year-Round Toylands 2305 16th Street Port Arthur 1.35? x' x w... mdoH'anc mHm:oo YU 5-8011 1'4: T1 x 11111 W RICE STUDIO 2019 Procter Port Arthur, Texas km RA 6-1931 West Port Arthur Road, Pt. Acres YOUNG'S MAYTAG WASH-ER-DRY 2212 Canal Port Arthur, Texas Good Food for Low Prices Port Arthur, Texas 2218 Canal RAymond 6-2349 3 5m. IIIIIGIS SHOP Evening Wear and Apparel Jeffer son City Gateway A. LOUVIER FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings and Appliances Compare Values Port Arthur, Texas EAGLES NEST 1H1 Best Hamburgers 1 - and riri-Easp 4 ' Shake s Acros s From the School Port Acres SASSER-MINCHEW HARDWARE 1211 Boston Avenue Nederland, Texas RA 2-6511 Philco Appliance s MILDRED'S CHAT 81 CURL BEAUTY SHOP For the Best Hair-do's in Town Expert Beautician Dro in MILDRED'S CHAT 11: CURL or Call RA 6-1163 BLUEBONNET FLOWER SHOP ALBERT AND PAULINE KROHN 1848 Thirteenth Street Port Arthur YU 2-6474 MURPHWSw 3442 16th Street Port Arthur, Texas Phone YUkon 3 -4506 Sweetest Sweets in Town Jefferson City Shopping Center WO 2-7041 PORT ACRES LAUNDROMAT 6lst Street at Ray Ave. MR. AND MRS. TRUMAN TUCKER MERCHANT'S NATIONAL BANK of Port Austin Avenue and 5th St. Port Arthur, The Bank of the Future Is Yours Today. Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Arthur Texas ZWIeaning 2809 Canal Port Arthur, HALLMARWS CLEANERS RA 6-1381 Texas gm gm; 700df EL CHARRO MEXICAN RESTAURANT 2601 Memorial Blvd. YU 5-8921 Port Arthur, Texas For the Latest in Furniture and Carpet Established in 1898 1928-32 Woodworth Blvd. YU 5-4359 THORNELL AUTO SUPPLY RIGGLE 8: PITTMAN, INC. ReplaCement Parts Building Materials Garage and Shop Equipment Ready-Mixed Concrete Auto Accessories 5300 Orange Highway 1166 Boston Ave. RA 2-3435 Port-Arthur, Texas Nederland, Texas WE LCOME TO: NEDERLAND STATE BANK Built for Better Banking Member - Federal Depos it Insurance Corporation Mm ik Convenient Location ;1: Off- the-Street Parking in: Drive-In Window k Beautiful New Surroundings Watdtdam ww DAIRY PRODUCTS 5xi WALLING JERSEY FARM Delivered Fre sh DailyH Nederland, Texas Highway 365 Manufacturers of Texas Pride FIRST STATE BANK Mattresses OF GROVES BLUEBONNET Groves, Texas MATTRESS CO. 2449 Stadium Road Port Arthur, Texas The Rest of Your Days Depends on the Rest of Your Nights FRANK SHEFFIELD, Mgr. Dial WO 2-8555 When It's Banking, Think First State Bank of Groves, Groves, Texas Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SIXTEENTH STREET PORT ARTHUR PLUMBING COMPANY Plbg. Steam and Gas Fitting Water Heaters 2101 Bluebonnet Port Arthur, Texas YU 5-8895 DRUG STORE Registered Pharmacist 2316 Gulfway Drive YU 2-6428 4600 Gulfway Dr. Phone YU 2-9476 Port Arthur, Texas Owner: W. D. VEAL ANGELLE'S Buy, Sell or Trade For Fresh Donuts It's the Automobiles SOUTHERN MAID DONUT COMPANY 13th and Bluebonnet YU 2-2801 711 Procter Compliments of THE GUARANTEE SHOES of Port Arthur YU 3-6606 Sabine Area's finest e shoe store for women. ' xclusive I DWELL'SWUOIHDATING GHMPANY mm, am g 1p m w: For All Your Insurance Needs Call RA 6- 1862. JOHN EUBANKS INSURANCE AGENCY Farmers Insurance Group Fast, Fair and Friendly Service :grgbySeA6aoJafltOeuf H Phone RAndolph Z- 2 32 3 CONGRA TULATIONS, SENIORS FROM THE ANNUAL STAFF