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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1965 volume:

64 r-Finalists This year at Stephen F. Austin High School is one that we will always remember. In this yearbook the annual staff has attempted to tell by words and pictures a story of the high- lights of 1964-l965. We have therefore chosen I REMEMBER . . . as the theme of our annual. We hope that we have achieved our purpose in composing this yearbook--that it will help you live again, in memory. your days at SFA. It is our wish that in the years to come, each of us will at some time look at his '65 Eagle and say. Oh, yes. I remember . . . Table of Contents Dedication ............................................ Administration and Faculty .................. Curriculum .......................................... Seniors ................................................ Juniors ................................................ Sophomores ........................................ Activities ............................................ Athletics ............................................ Organizations .................................. Personalities .................................... Junior High ...................................... Advertisers ...................................... GD GD 69 C59 ED CW9 Q$D 69 Behitaiinn The Eagle Staff of 1965 proudly and af- fectionately dedicate this year's annual to Mr. Joe Edward Maury. Mr. Manry has been teaching in Stephen F. Austin for the last four years. He has in- spired the students of Austin High by his fine and interesting teaching, and has overlooked our carelessness and forgetfulness. He has also cheered us in moments of despair. By encouraging the students to develop their talents, Mr. Maury has made their lives more enjoyable. Mr. Maury is a graduate of Stephen F. Austin Teachersl College and received his masterls from Duke University, in North Car- olina. Next year Mr. Maury will study and travel in Europe. Even though he will not be with us, his name will always ring a note of cheer throughaut the halls of Stephen F. Austin. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . Grading mid-term and final examinations Attending T. S.T.A. meetings Struggling to meet the deadline for report cards Socializing during afternoon parties Conferences, P.T.A. meetings, and Lesson Plans Participating in Inter-School meetings Playing in the faculty disc-jockey basketball game Planning and organizing bulletin boards Sponsoring clubs and field trips Looking forward to summer months School spirit demonstrated during football season Checking in teacher's record book and text books . . . . Superintendent Mr. 2. T. Foriescue Our Principal To: Senior Class, 1965 The faculty extends to the graduating class of 1965 its best wishes and congratulations. We are enjoying the fruits of those who have labored to make our nation great. It falls within our responsibility to insure that future gener- ations will have the same, if not better opportunities. that we are enjoying at present. Though our intellectual capacities, our abilities, and our talents are varied, we can all fulfill our obligation in this respecl by maintaining and striving for high moral and ethical standards. Herein lies the strength of our community, state, and nation. We are confident of your ability to maintain our heritage. Yours very Lruly, mgm; L. A. Yates, Principal Stephen F. Austin School Board of Education N. B. Haskell M.L.Rose11berg,Dr.R J.Sh1e1ds, Z.T. Fortescue, MauriceBom, J. C. Rabuck, Mrs. R. L. Murray, A. E. Patterson, EdwinH. Baldwin. ALEXANDER KOERTH E. S. SPRADLEY ROGER MARTIN Assistant Director of Director of Superintendent Administrative Research Special Services and Administration , 25 g 0-! $52 Z. T. FORTESCUE - Superintendent of Port Arthur Independent School District MRS. R. L. MURRAY - President of School Board J. C. RABUCK - Vice-presidem of Board; Civil engineer, Gulf Oil Corporation EDWIN BALDWIN - Vice-prasident of Spence and Howe Construction Company MAURICE BORN - Secretary-treasurer of Bluestein's N. B. HASKELL - Superintendent of Product Control Div1sion of Texaco GEORGE HUBER, IR. - Vice-president of Ellerbee Brothers Construction Company DR. R. J. SHIELDS - Osteopathic Physician A. E. PATTERSON - Business Manager DR. D. RUSSELL DR. G. D. THOMPSON Director of Testing Director of Director of and Classification Elementary Education Secondary Education 9 MR. ABN'EY Sam Houston, B.S., M.Ed. Elementary Physical Ed. Head Track Coach Football MRS. ABNEY S.F.A.. B. S. . M. Ed. Physical Ed. G.R.A. , Pep Squad MR. BUSHNELL N. M. S. . B. S. Biology, Chemistry Stamp and Coin Collection MR. B'YARS S.W.T.S.C., 3.8., M.S. History Department Director, Social Studies, English MRS. CASTETE McNeese, B. S. Social Studies, Physical Ed. G.R.A., Pep Squad MR. CASTETE McNeese, 5.8. Physical Ed. Assistant Coach MRS. COCO S.F.A., B.B.A., M.E. Typing Press Club MR. CRUSETURNER S.F.A., B.S., M.Ed. Assistant Principal MR. FREDRICK Lamar, B. S. Univ. of Texas, M.Ed. Athletic Director Football MR. FULLER Lamar, 3.3. English, Science Drama Club MR. DARCY Lamar. B.S. Biology, Earth Science Yearbook MRS. DUNLAP Sam Houston, B.S. Univ. of Houstom B.S. Girls' Counselor MR. GAFFORD Mexico City Univ. , B. A. Spanish, English Junior Red Cross MISS HETHERWICK Lamar. B.A. Home Economics Future Nurses MR. KIRKLAND L.P.I., 13.8. Math, Science, M.D. I Jr. High Coach MR. KROUTTER Lamar, B.A. English Model Builders MRS. IEHLEN Texas Woman's Univ. , B.A. English Future Teachers MRS. JOI-DISON Lamar, B.B.S. shorthand, Bookkeeping, Math Press Club MRS. LAIRD Mary Hardin Baylor, B. A. C.V.T.C., M.A. Art, Language Arts Art Club MR. MANRY S.F.A., B.A. Duke U111'v., M.A. Social Studies, Speech Drama Club MR. MARCEAUX St. Edwards Univ.. B.A. S.F.A., M.Ed. Social Studies Annual Sponsor MRS. MARTIN S.F.A., 5.8., M.Ed. Math Library MR. A. E. SMITH S.F.A.. B.S., M.Ed. Department Director, Math Science, Math Slide Rule MRS. C. SMITH Olivet College, B.M. Music, English Glee Club MR. NIXSON Texas A 8c M, 3.5., M.S. Industrial Arts Shop MISS REID A.S.T.C., 3.5.15. Texas Woman's Univ., M. L.S. Library MR. TUNNELL S.F.A.. B.S., M.Ed. Social Studies Future Teachers MK WHITTON Texas A 8L M, 3.8. S.F.A.. M.Ed. Algebra, Geometry, Math National Honor Society MR. WILKINS Texas State Univ. , B. M.Ed. Band DR. YATES Univ. of Houston, Ed.D. L.S.U.. 3.5., M.S. Principal MRS. JEANIS Secretary MRS. IHLE Attendance Secretary MRS. KUTACH Texas Women's UnivH B. S. Dietitian MRS. SWAFFORD Anniston Memorial Registered Nurse Service Personnel m , wwavwa V. w I Left to Right: Mrs. Partridge, Mr. Boudreaux, Mr. Hale, Mr. Morgan, and MI. Gaspard. CAFETERIA STAFF HEA D CUSTODIAN If: Mr. Boots Morgan Mrs. Surge, Mrs. Broussard, Mrs. Bosarge CURRICULUM . . . Themes, themes, and more themes Cooking pies and sewing blouses Calisthenics, football, and basketball Making bookcases and jewelry boxes The excitement of twirling and drum major school Proving isosceles, equilateral and obtuse triangles J-U-1-2-3-J space, J-U-1-2-3-J space The speech contest on The Challenge of Citizenship Tension caused by report cards As sets : Liabilities + Proprietorship Brief forms, phrases, and Today's Secretary Hearing foreign languages via tape recorder Panel discussions and group projects ......... . . . Social Studies Romana Guidry points out to Eddie Oltremari and Dorothy Boyd where Lubbock is located. Mr. Byars tells his Social Studies IV class what the following film-strip will contain. Darrell Peveto shows Cathy Roberts a chart on Liv- ing In A Democratic Country. Janis Philen, Toni Lege. and Eugene Belaire await their turn to speak, as Max Minter tells his audience what should be done to help our city Students do individual work as Mr. Byaxs helps Toni Lege. l8 Math Mrs. Martin's 9th grade math class listens intently as she explains a problem. Patricia Picard, Woody Jernigan and Elton Gouthier study the cylindrical triangle. Sue Wnatley illustrates to Douglas Walker the distance between A and B in geometry. Everyone seems to be studying, except for Tommy Hawthorne and Ricky Hawthorne who pause to pose for the camera! 1 ! ! ; , . $$ M1. Whitton's math class works diligently as he stands by for assistance. I? Science Mr. Darcy calmly shows Jerry Deslatte how to handle snakes. Mr. Darcy's biology class starts the day off by taking notes on the life of a plant. This is the skull of an ancient animal, explains Mr. Bushnell, as Fred Bagwell and Larry Miguez view it enthusiastically. Sherri Chesson seems to know the answer to Mr. Weldon's per- plexing question. Girls, as well as boys, take an interest in 20 Physical Science. English Cathy Henry reads about an historical author, as Class- mates follow along. Students readily volunteer answers during classroom dis- Cussion. The 11th grade English class listens and takes notes on a lecture given by Mrs. Jehlen. What dxd Polonius say when Hamlet killed him? asks Mrs. Iehlen. Linda Purgahn anciently replies. Alas! I am slain. Fred Rippy follows in his book as Mrs. Jehlan tells about early authors. 2l Home Economics Diana Brummett sews on her dress as Melinda Martin and Maudine Milstead look on. Miss Hetherwick helps Sandra Brevell construct her blouse. Debbie Taylor shows Dolores Moreno how to take up a dart in her blouse. These girls answer questions, thread needles, sew blouses, etc. in their home economics class. The girls busily sew away as they chat about the day's activities. 22 Physical Education The teams wait anxiously as Linda Toucheque hikes Sandra Woods the ball. Wayne Bertrand goes back to find a pass receiver, while his team blocks for him. Patsy Jones keeps count as Judy Jordan does her pull-ups. Why play football on such a beautiful day??? , asks Glenda Harper. Somebody is not listening to the quarterback! ! ! ! 23 Commercial Subiects Bookkeeping students work on practice sets. Equaling debits and credits is just one of the many activities in bookkeeping. Mrs. Johnson instructs students to record all purchases in the Purchases Journal. Mrs. Coco demonstrates to her typing students the different fundamentals and techniques of typing. Speech h Spanish Jimmy Dever's audience is captured as he relates his interestng experiences in the Philippines. Speech Class students listen as John- ny Sparks lectures on the importance of citizenship. .' .4- m... Mr. Gafford tells his class how the Spanish Language originated. Steve DeLord is amazed as Mr. Gafford tells David Jones, Steve DeLord, Ronald King. Lester Veillon, and the students about 01d Mexico. Mike Williams, join together in a discussion over Spanish customs and culture. 25 Music h Band . 1311i . g?! $ The brass section of the baud brings out lower parts of the music. The Clarinet section of the band prepare for an afternoon section rehearsal. Mrs. Smith directs the Glee Club in a lively number. Mr. Wilkins directs the band at 26 their daily morning rehearsal. Shop Mechanical Drawing Mr. Nixon shows Tommy Hawthorne and John Guthiere how to construct a right angle. Jerry Burris and Travis Brevell study angles in mechanical drawing. MI. Nixon shuws his beginners how to use some of the shop equipment. The Jr. High students are busily working on their nine weeks projects. Sidewalk surfers are the latest fad at S. F.A. 27 Elementary Now, let's draw a picture. Miss Rystad helps a student read his Social Studies. i; A 4343wnx: Mrs. Hines, the elementary speech teacher, listens patiently while her students read. Students study hard while Mrs. Tillery gives assistance to a student in need. Whatever Mr. Simmons has, it seems to have captured his 6m graders' attention. 28 SENIORS . . . The day we received our senior rings The 513: 1964 Eagle football team Hauling wood for the senior bon-fire pile during Homecoming The tremendous school spirit shown by all grades at the end of Homecoming The Hootenanny and Sock Dance given by the G.R.A. How hard we had to study for our MFd-Term and Final examinations Career Day and learning of the opportunities that are available for us How happy we were when we learned we could have a Royalty Court at the From The wonderful prom the Juniors gave us The fun we had putting our Senior Play together The tears of sadness and joy at Baccalaureate and Commencement . . . ..... . Mm ... We, the students of Homeroom 12A and winners of the annual sales can- test, wish to dedicate our page in the annual to the retiring Girls' Coun- selor, Mrs. Mary Dunlap, who has faithfully served our school in the 23 years that she has been on the staff. Senior Officers '$ ' -m.h.. V 3,, JO HNNY JONES Vice -President LINDA HA RPER Secretary-Treasurer OREN KNOT T President ABSHIER. JOHN CLARENCE Studious - Thinker ARLEDGE, RODNEY THOMA S Quiet - Casual ANDERSON, MYPHED IA MES Reckless - Daring BABINEAUX, GERALD WAYNE Sports-loving - Friend 1y BELAIRE, EUGENE HARRIS, IR. Frank - Venturesome BONNER, ORA DONNA Friendly - Sweet BODIN. CLAUDIA NELL Fun-loving - Carefree BOUDREAUX, HARRY DWIGHT Carefree - Good matured BOYD, DOROTHY ARLENE Pleasing Casual BROUSSARD, DIANA GAY Vivacious - Intelligent BOYD, RONALD DA LE Composed - Mild BROWN, JUDITH CHARLOTTE LadyJike - Benevolent BRYAN, DONNA LOUISE Quiet - Sensitive CAMPBELL, JUDY ANN Satisfied - Jovial BURRIS, JERRY A LLEN Handsome - Fun-loving CLEMENTS, NORMA ANN Dynamic - Venturesome 35 DELCA IVDSRE, MARY JANELL Playful - Lively DILLON, EDWIN LEE Quiet - Reserved DEMA HY, LOUISE GAYLE Kind - Unselfish EDGERTON, BA RRY LEROY Witty - Merry FAILS, DURWOOD LANE Lively - Delightful FISHER, GEORGE RENEE Studious - Happy FIELDS, ROY LYNE ITE Daring - Restless FOREMAN, CECIL PAUL Bashful - Unselfish FOREMAN, DOROTHY ANN Competent - Pleasant FUSELIER, DORIS MERLE Entertaining - Good-natured FORNOLS, JOHN JIM, JR. Talented - Pemevering GASPARD, CARSON STEVE Satisfied - Obliging 38 GA UTHIERE, GARLAND JAMES Shy - Rare GUIDRY, ROMANA JOAN Mischievous - Lively GOUTHIER, ELTON EARL Gentle - Just GUILLOT, BARBARA JEAN Sensible - Noble 39 GUY, JIMMY RAYFORD Merry - Bold HARPER, LINDA Likeable - Competitive HARPER, GLENDA SUE Quiet - Active HATCH, BRENDA FERN Delightful Humorous a x v . a A HMMHM:352K ' wauM w . HILLIARD, DONNA LEE Big -hearted Sincere HUBBARD, JANICE FAYE Neat - Lady-like $$ HILLIARD, JAMES THOMAS Diplomatic - Wise HUNNICUTT, PATRICIA ANN Good sport - Agreeable IERNIGAN, WOODROW WILSON Easy-going - Thoughtful JONES, ERNEST WAYNE Iovial - Quiet JOHNSON, JAMES EARLE Happy - Light-hearted JONES, JOHN EDWARD Cheerful - Casual 42 JORDAN. JUDY Petite - Business-like KEEN, DONNIE LOU Playful - Rare KEEN, CONNIE RUTH Happy - Tactful KILLIAN, GERA LD MORRIS Bold - Happy 43 KNOTT, OREN PAUL Leader - Delightful MCCLELLAND, WILLIA M RICHARD Agreeable - Chummy LEGE, TONI JOYCE Benevolent - Obliging MCW ILLIA MS, JANICE KAY Well-liked - Kind MA RTIN. JIMMY DOUGLAS Jolly - Frank MmTER, MAX OLEN Energetic - Independent IVH-ILLO, LINDA SUE Courteous - Lady-like MIKE, CYNTHIA ANN Melancholy - Trim MONTGOMERY, FREDDIE ISAAC Easy-going - Satisfied OLTREMA RI, EDDIE DEA N C lean-cut - Trim MONTGOMERY, KAREN FAY Dramatic - Composed PA TTERSON, JOHN WELMA N Courteous - S incere 46 PA LOMBO, RIC HA RD ANDREW Unselfish - Obliging PEVETO, DARRELL WAYNE Gay - Good-natured PELTER, BRENDA JOYCE Talented - Music lover PHILEN, JA NIS LYNN Jewel - Trim 47 PICARD, PATRICLA ELAINE Attractive - Particular ROBERTS, CA T HERINE FAYE Cheerful - Fnendly RAY, RONALD EARL Competiuve - Courteous RONQUILLE, CLINTON ADAMS, 1R. Quiet - Mild SIMONEAUX, PATRICIA ANN Keen - Efficient SMITH, DAVID LEE Comical - Gentle SMITH, EDWARD JOSEPH. JR. Carefree - leely SMIT H, WAYNE Kind - Well-liked THOMAS, WALTER EDWARD Dependable - Stalwart TRAHAN, CHARLES STEVEN Reliable - Clever TOUTC HEQUE, LINDA MARIE Commal - Chummy TRAHAN, NOLAN JAMES Reckless - Good-natured 50 WAITS, ELIZABETH ANN Energetic - Pleasing WARD, FRANK ABRAM Quiet - Natural WA LKER, DOUGLAS HOWARD Athletic - Mischievous WOODCOCK, JOAN MARIE Keen - Light-hearred WOODS, SANDRA JEAN Easy going - Modest WRIGHT, PA TRICIA ANN Mild - C arefree 52 SENIOR SPONSORS are 12C Mr. Kroutter, 12A Mrs. Coco, and 123 Mr. Tunnell. JUNIORS . 4. . Election of Junior Officers Excitement of Homecomlng Week Junior Car Wash and Donut Sale Marvelous football season and banquet Measuring and ordering Senior Rings Preparations and decorations for the Prom Sock Dance and Hootenanny Student elections and Junior Class Meetings Participation in Lhe Drama Club One; Act Plays The night of the Junior-Senior Prom Appreciation of Awards' Day Football practxce. Track meets, and Basketball tournaments . . . . Junior Car Wash Junior Officers FRANK NIXON LINDA GOODSON MIKE BA TTAGLIO MIKE BLANKENSHJP PreSIdenE Secretary Treasurer VlCe-President A lford, Madeline Arceneaux, Ovelia Arledge Gerald Bagwell, Fred Battaglio, Michael Juniors Benoit, Roy Bernard, Madeline Blankenship, Michael Blanton, Hoy Bordages, Linda Borel, Evelyn Boudreaux, Lynn Boullion, Sheld 0n Brandin, Deborah Breaux, Linda Broussard, Ronald Brown, Lmda Brown, Sheila Juniors Buffington, Michael Burnham, Kay Byers, Sandra Carlin, Clifford Cessac, Sandy Chessou, Edmond Chessou, Paula Clark, Paul 57 Cordeaux, David Cox, Pamela David, Bruce DeCoux, Phyllis Delcambre, Judy Deslatte, Jerry Juniors Devers, Jimmy Dewey, Paula Dore, Larry Dugas, Charles Dugas, Joseph Dyson, Patsy Edens, Karen 58 Edens, Sharon Fails, Arvin Feemster. Jennifer Fisher, Glenda Gauthiere, John Goodson, Linda Juniors Graham, Glenna Guidry, Donna Guidry, Terry Guiterrez, Guadalupe Guy, W oodrow Hagen. Richard Hammers, Avie 59 Harrison, Barbara Hawthorne, Thomas Hawthorne, Richard Haynes, Ruth Hebert, Iodine Juniors Hebert, Michael Hebert, Rebecca Henry, Catherine Higginbotham, Carroll Jeanis, Jody Keith, Darleen Kidder, Myra Landry, Charles Lege, James Lege, Nolia Lopez, Richard Lulue, Elaine McNeil, Dennis Juniors McLarty, Peggy Minter, Chesley Mire, Velma Moreno, Isabel Mouhot, Sandra Mouirguies, Marlynda Nixson, Frank Nunez. Charlene Picou, Linda Plerce, Robbie Pitrey, John Poguc, Kenneth Porter, Paul Pujol, Donald Juniors Purgahn, Linda Reynaud, Ann Richard, Judy Richards, Sylvia Robison, Kerwin Romero, Diana Smith, Billie 62 Smith, Carl Sparks, Jerry Theriot, Terry Thomas. Walter Trahan, Janell Whatley, Suzanne Juniors Wilson, Michael Wolf, Ruth Young, Carlton Zelsdorff, Linda Juniors Measure and Order Senior Rings Oh! ! sighs Sandra. This is the. next best thing to an engagement ring! ! ! ! These students experience one of the most thrilling parts of bcing a junior. $30!! It took me. all summer to save up that money! I ! gasps Mike Hebert. Do you really think it will fit, Mr. Bergman??? 64 inquires Myra Kidder. SOPHOMORES . . . Reading Mad Magazines in Enghsh Fighting over football players Puzzling and baffling subsutute teachers Egg fighting while hulldlng the bull fire Splashing paint during poster parties Singing Happy Blrthday to everyone dunng lunch Writing notes in class Wrapping teachers' houses Pretending to be innocent 1f caught chuwmg gum Developing automatic sickness to be excused from class Organizing and staging the sophomore skit for Homecoming . . . . Snapshots Steve Hall. David Philyaw, and Bob Purgahn, find ouz how it feels to be wrapped. Mr. Maury, Janice Montgomery. Karen Seeger. and Steve Hall, proudly model their cowboy outfits. Brenda Roberts. Tommy Chambers, and Steve Hall and Bob Purgahn demonsuate on How to Cheryl Monk, really enjoyed Western Day. Duel ! ! ! 66 Calais, Diana Chambers, Tommy Chance, Ronald Choate, Judy Cola, Kathleen Constantine. Patty Delcambre, Connie Deord, Larry Dugas, David Dupuis, Larry Abshirc, Lee Adams, Charles Adaway, Ruth Arcaneaux, Bobbie Arredondo, Richard Atkinson, Billy Babineaux, Elaine Baird, Jeannine Belaire, Paulette Bell. Bonnie Benoit. Charles Bertrand, Wayne Bijeaux, Sharon Blanford, Sharon Braudin, Christine Broussard, Cathy Brummett, Billy Bryan, Linda Buchanan, John Calais, Cathy 67 Jones, Patricia Jordan, Phyllis Jordan, Sandra Karonika, Gloria Karunika, Mary Jean Killian, David Lemaire, Wilson Leysath. Walter Lombardo, Frank Lopez, Lana Ensign, James Fancher, Jerry Fawvor, Joyce Farmer, Wayne Fields, Marie Foutenot, Sandra Fortune, Dale Gary, Larry Glaze, John Godfrey, Jessica Guidry, Julie Hall, Steve Hartman, Barbra Havens, Bobby Hildabridle, Arlene Ingalls, F. J. Jernigan, Connie Johnson, David Jolly, Shirley Jones, Jack Richard, Della Rippy, Fred Robin, Kenneth Roberts, Brenda Rowland, Shanna Romero, Julie Romero, Rebecca Ronquille, Royce Seeger, Karen Shifilette. Paul Loyd, Talbert Mallet, Ronald Miguez, Larry Milstead, Johnny Monk, Cheryl Montgomery, Janice Musick, Mae Wynn Nolan, Rita Norris, Thomas Norman. Patricia Nunez, Winston Oltremari, Rose Parish, Deborah Partridge, Pat Peltier, Linda Philyaw, David Pitrey, Nancy Porter, Buddy Price, Anita Purgahn, Robert Talbot, Mike Taylor, Stephen Terry, Ronnie Theriot, Richard Thorla, Howard 3111 manual uf 312er Emma Smith, Karen Smith, Katherine SmiLh, Weldon Sonnier, Patrick Sparks, Johnny Tomplait, Michael Turner, Linda Walker, John Warner, Sandra Welch, Billy ACTIVITIES . . . Attempting beard growing during Western Week Attending the three one-act plays presented by the Drama Club Listening to the inspinng speaker at the football banquet Watching the seniors march around the flag pole on Check Day Experiencing excitement of Awards Day Backing the teachers during the Faculty-Dlscqockey basketball game Attempting to learn all of the latest. dances Feeling the real meaning of Christmas at the Choirs' Winter Messiah Marching through the fog at the pot-and-pan rally during Homecoming Week Attending the sophomore, Junior, and senior skits during Homecoming Week . . A . Stephen F. Ausi Student Coun SEATED, Left to Right: Mary Grand, Secretary of the House; Donna Bonner, Secretary; Mike: Buffington, Presi- dent; Jack Jones, Vice President. STANDING, Left to Right: Tandy Nelson, Representative at Large; Steve Hall, 72 in High School cil Officers Representative at Large; Bob Purgahn, Parliamentarian; Sandra Woods, Reporter; Dick Burnham, Parliamentanan 0f the House. 73 I 964 Homecoming Newly-elected Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship are Doug Walker and Arlene Hildabridle. Mr. McGill congratulates Poster Contest Wmner, Pam McClelland. By popular Vote, Isabel Moreno and Diana Broussard were chosen as Mr. and Miss Spirit. Romana Guidry, winner of the Clifford Carlin and Johnny Jones are recognized by Coach Whisper Contest, is shown receiv- Fredrick as outstanding players of the EaglerNewton game. 74 mg her free ticket. Cheerleaders warm fans before llghnng bonfxre. Coach Simmons intro- duces football players to hometown fans. Burn, Fire, Bum! A11 smiles, Homecoming Queen, Sandy Mouhot, Co-Captains present Roses to Evelyn Borel, Football receives her bouquet from Dr. Yates. Sweetheart. 75 Travis Brevell, you can not have a free Joke! Dun't you dare take your eyes off me. Singing along with Mr. Arnold. Mr. Fuller demonstrating the Twist thh Mr. Chug-a-lug, Chug-a-lug bums your tummy Manty's date, as students observe with enthusx- don't you know?! 76 asm. Winter Reverie and Messiah Choir presents Messiah. 59 ps$- .mwmep Paulette Stansbury does ballet Lo Clair de Lune. Paula Chesson sings Ave Maria. The choir alone, as they sing Clair dc Lune. Glee Club as they sing Winter Wonderland. 77 Football Banquet Mr. Fred Cervelli, mam speaker, kept the audience's attention with an interesting speech. Mrs. Virginia Abney, cheerleader sponsor, recognized 1964 cheerleaders. 4w Dr. Palmarozzi master of ceremonies, introduced Mr. Fred Cervelli, the main speaker of the eveh ning. Coach Frederick announced 1964 lettermen. Diana Broussard, head cheerleader, presented Mrs. Abney with a gift. Coach Jesse Casters recognized All-Disuict players. Doug Walker and Joe Dugas were presented the 1964 Most Co-operative Player awards by Coach Abney. Co-Caprams, Johnny Jones and Doug Walker challenged the returning letterrnen to better the previous season's record. A memorable banquet came to a close with the Coach Kirkland proudly displayed banjo pre- benedxcnon. sented him by Booster Club. 79 Outstanding Citizenship Award Barry Edgerton received the hon- or of Outstanding boy in Physiw cal Education. Presenting is Mr. Frederick. Tommy Hawthorne received the Outstanding English award. Presennng is Mr. Byars. The American Legion award was presented to Jackie Mar- ceaux. Making the presenta- tion is Mr. Olivier. Elton Gouthelr was presented the 1965 Annual High School Examination award. Diana Broussard walks proudly up to the stage to Ieceive her citxzenship award. Presented to Diana Broussard. The American Chemical Society award was present- ed to Lynn Boudreaux. Linda Harper was presented an award for the Outstanding Social Studies student. Gary Toups received the American Legion award. Presenting is Mr. Ollvler. The Outstanding Choir Stuh dent award went to Paula Chesson. 4 WM Outstanding Citizenship awards were presented to Gail Thibodeaux. 9th grade; Larry Porter. 10th grade; Paula Chesson. 11th grade; and Diana Broussard, 12th grade. Bl John Abshier Named Outstand Mr. Nixon presented John Patterson a medal for being the Outstanding Business Student for the year was Outstanding Industrial Arts Student. Renee Fisher. Presenting is Ms. Coco. The Outstanding Student Award went to John Abshiex. Presenting was Dr. Yates, not shown. Miss Hetherwick recognized Pat John Abshier was recognized by Picard as the Outstanding Horne MI. Smith as the Outstanding Economics Student. Science Student. 82 ing Student by Dr. Yates Outstanding Speech Student was Marlynda Mouirguias. Present- ing is MI. Maury. Pat Picard was presented with a medal for being the Outstand- ing Math Student. Evelyn Borel received a certifi- cate from Mr. Byars for being the Outstanding Spanish Student. Academic Achlevement by Grade Level went to Gary Toups UMD- Bonnie Bell aorm, Car- roll Higginbotham Qltm, and John Abshier uztm. Mrs. Coco presented Judy Jordan a medal as the Outstand- ing Typing Student. 83 Western Day 1 ; Mr. Smith found out what happened to people who didn't dress up during Western Day. Selected as best dressed Indian girl was Gail Thibodeaux. Coach Frederick, Mr. Nixon. and guitar playing stu- dents helped to make the hootenanny one to remem- bet. attending classes. Best dressed cowboy and cowgirls were Sandra Mouhot. Johnny Jones, and Marlynda Mouriguies. 84 at S.F.A. Senior girls occupied the first row of seats. as everyone joined in at the hootenanny. J. E. Btevell was rec- ognized as the best dressed bartender. Mr. Whitton and Mr. Fuller proudly showed off their cowboy suits. SFA students thoroughly enjoyed themselves as Western Elva Hyde was chosen the best dressed frontier Day was climaxed with a dance. woman. 85 Blue Party Progresses Chairman of Blue Party Convention, John Abshier. addresses the party delegates. Oren Knott. Chairman of the Blue Campaign rally, introduces the candidates for each office. An air of humor is displayed in Carlton Young's campaign speech. Carroll Higginbotham promises to work toward a bet- ter student government if elected President. 86 Gray Party Action! Delegates glance over their shoulders as Terry Ray seconds a nomination from the floor. The Gray Party Convention was opened by chairman. Ger- ald Babineaux. and the school song was led by Brenda Peltier. Mike Wilson gives his campaign speech. Jack Jones, nominee for VicehPresident, persuades the audience to vote for a qualified candidate. Delegates began the convention with the Pledge of Allegiance. Donna Bonner, secretary to the Gray Party Conven- tion. calls the roll. 87 A Drama Program Yes, lady . . . yes, lady. . . yus. . . Members of Sorry, Wrong Numbcr productlon are: Ronnie Broussard, Buster Thurla, Rose OltrcmarL Lulda Peluer, Sherri Chesson, Beth Wants, Johnny Sparks, Frank Lombardu, Stephen Taylor, Brenda Palmer, Madeline Alford. Wayne Bertrand 311d Mlkc Battagho. Paula Chesson portrays Lady MacBeLh in the 1 1 ' . , . 5 eepwa kmg scene Terry Ray and Brenda Bramll quietly hsten as Mary Grand tells them what she thinks, in A Boy Comes Homcf' 88 Grows at S.F.A. May I help you? ask the three operators, Beth Ann Waits, Sherri Chesson, and Rose 01- tremari. Charlene Nunez and Jerry Sparks star in Shake- speare's Romeo and Juliet. Members of the A Boy Comes Home cast, Terry Ray, Mary Grand, Brenda Brazill, and Debbie Falcon, look bath I'm sorry Operator are you gg the line is busy???! ! ! tired and happy after a long rehearsal. 89 Baccalaureate Service Held May 30, 1965 Invocation was glven by Rev. Carl Owens. The Baccalaureate A ddress . , was given by Rev. John a? ' V . I - Reynaud. With bowed heads, the Seniors reflect back through the years. Rev. Warren Brown closed the Service with Benediction. Inspired Seniors leave the auditorium with long remembered thoughts. 90 Checks and More Checks Denote Check Day W a? ,x L 0.1 1: . Check Day began, when the Seniors. holding hands. marched around the flag pole. Invocation was given by Max Minter. Oren Knott, President of the Senior Class. challenged The Junlor Class. Seniors solemnly observe the ralsmg 0f the flag for the last time. Impersonating Cowboy John, Doug Walker and hls helper, Jlrnnty Martin, hand out gifts to members of the Senior Class. The Seniors' idea of Queen for a Day received many laughs from the audlence. Jerry Ben Casey Burris operates on John Fornols as nurses stand by for assistance. 9I John Abshie Austin High Names I' Two Valedictorians 'J Linda Harper h 93 8'l , Seniors Receive with bowed heads, Seniors hear Invocation. given by Rev. Warren Brown. . ' A w ' , John Fomols began the program by sing- mg From Sea to Shining Sea 94 .e ... .. ,znw n , The Set at the Sails was t e mam theme 01 Dr. Hensarhng 5 Ad ress. Diplomas Under the Lights 4 ...., 49. Judy Jordan was recognized as the Salutatorian of the 1965 Graduatmg Class. Patsy Slmoneaux leaves the platform With diploma in hand. . . 5 1. . v Dr. Hensarling congratulates Honor Graduates John Abshier, Diana Broussard, Renee Fisher, Glenda Harper, Linda Harper, Judy Jordan. Toni Lege, Brenda Peltier, Patricia Plcard, and Sandra Woods. MI. Born presents Cecil Forman's Diploma as Dr. Yates assists. 95 Faculty Sails by Disc-Jockies, 64-62 ATHLETICS . . The blood, sweat, tears, and toil of the first day of football practice Winning the District 22AA Crown in football Breaking most of the schoul records set by past S.F.A. football teams Smashing Buna to claim the District 22AA Crown in basketball Traveling to Austin to see the Eagles play in the State AA Schoolboy Basketball Final Coach Abney whispering advice to the football players The night of the football banquet The long hours of afterschool practice in track The exhaustion and the cramped muscles in the locker room after schocl Desire of our novice tennis team ............ Varsity Cheerleaders CHARLEIxiE N'UNEZ SANDRA MOUHOT MADELLNE ALFORD a , g:- MYRA KIDDER V . V 4r ,E-a DIANA BROUSSARD SUSAN CASTETE ARLENE HILDABRIDLE Championship Coaching Staff FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Ray Abney, Lme CoachATrack Coach; Charles Summons, BasketballCoach;J1m Kirkland, Jr. High Basketball Coach. SECOND ROW: Left to Right; Tex Bushnell, Line Coach; Bob Frederick, Head Cuacl - Athleuc Director; Jesse Castetc, Lme Coach-Track Coach, 102 Eagles Defeat Byrne 23-14 WALKER ON MOVE - Port Acres' tailback Doug Walker sweeps Wlde to pick up eight yards against Bishop Byrne in third quarter action 111 Yellow Jacket Stadium. The gam carried to the ByTne 39-yard line. Five plays later Walker scored the game's final touchdown. The Eagles had to rally twice to overcome a tough Shammck team. The vtctory over the Shamrocks was the third stratght. Port Acres' tradltlonally-tough defense proved to be far superior than earlier estimatmns. Eagles Rip Rebels 48-0 QUARTERBACK JACK JONES explodes around right end on intercepting a pass for 20 yards to paydirt. Port Acres' touchdown twins--Doug Walker and Isabel MoreHOh-combine talents to make it a rough openmg rught for the Evadale Rebelst Scoring two touchdowns each, Walker and Moreno led the spirited Eagles to a lopsided 48-0 victory over the hapless Rebels, who still must be trying t0 ftgure out what happened that momentous night! I03 eagles K.O. Kelly 19-15 . .. MORENO STRAINS FOR AN EXTRA YARD, as an unidentlfied Bulldog holds 011 for dear life. That Eagles grabbed a shaky 7-0 first half lead, but finished strong wuh an additional 12 pomts in the final quarter. Walker scored all Lhrcc TD's, and rushed for an amazmg 246 yards. Kirwin Plucks Eagles 23-0 A BUCCANEER TACKLER stops Moreno for a small gain, as Kirwm marched to 3 23'0 Vlctory over Port Acres. Seven fumbles by the Eagles were greatly responslble for the first defeat of the season. l04 Eagles Smash Buna 32-0 feiiggx WALKER BULLS HIS WAY to a sizeable gain in the Eagles' first dismct game. Walker scored all five touchdowns against Buua, mth Carlin running up 2 points on an extra point converslon. While the Eagle offense grounded out 424 yards rush- ing, the defensive team was assuming the role of a brick wall-holding Buna scoreless. Buna made their deepest threat late in the third quarter by driving to the Eagles' 10 yard line. The drive was supressed--and the Eagles clinched a 32A0 victory in their AA Dismal; opener. Eagle Seniors PICTURED Left to Right are: Ronnie Ray 823, Doug Walker QD, Gerald Babmeaux C7D, Joe Dugas 036, Harry Boudreaux 6am, Johnny Jones 62L Woodville Bitten by Savage Eagles BOUDREAUX HAULS IN A LONG ONE in the Father's Night game against Wuodville, Port Acres came from behind three times to nail the hardmitting Woodville Eagles, and to finish the game with the score standing 38-27. DECAL WINNERS These boys were the first to win Eagle Decals, an award for delivering 100 per cent effort at all times. Left to Right are: Charles Dugas. Kerwm Robison, Doug Walker, Paul Porter, Jack Jones, and Isabel Moreno. Eagles Bag the Bears, 12-6. t 33.3 . ,lm . k; Vm, , . SKIRTING LEFT END is Isabel Moreno, who picked up valuable yardage on the play against Little Cypress. The victory was extremely imporLan: to the Eagles as it gave them an undisputed lead in district competition. Doug Walker and Isabel Moreno combined talents. Walker scored on a 56 yard drive from scrimmage, while Moreno rammed a punt for '75 yards and an Eagle TD. The Eagles' defense was outstanding, holding the Bears to one touchdown. The boys not on the field are tense, as they watch their teammates fight for victory. Eagles Shine EAGLES 51 - erbyVLlle 0: BOUDREAUX DASHES around a defensive man on a counter play agamst Kirbyville. This game mean: at least a me for the District Championship. THE BONFIRE SPARKLES AS ALL THE WORK OF WOOD u ge in the Homecoming Game agamst -e Eagles had to come from behmd on 5, to snatch a victorious score of 50-14. Eagles' 4th victory 1n 22AA District and the 7th of the. year. On the opening ton promptly took the ball and drove 6'7 ash outlook on the BLANKENsmtggCEIVEs a Carlin pass in the New- ton game. GATHERING PAYS OFF IN A RADIANT DISPLAY OF SPIRIT J8 DISTRICT 22-AA CHAMPS WHOOP IT UP AFTER SMASHING KOUNTZE. MORENO SWEEPS WIDE behind the protectlon 0f Carlin OD, ngginbozham wQ. and Walker BU. IIO After Routing Lions, 56-0 5 against Kountze. The. Eagles were su- perb on both offense and defense, as the Lions became the Vlctims of the highest scoring game. this 5635011; 56 0. Walker ran for 208 yards and 3 TD's, while Carlin and Moreno backed him with tricky ball handling and fine block- ing. COACH CAS TE mm and COACH FREDRICK aighn are carried off the field by some of the Dis- trict Champs. Eagles Conquer Cleveland TEAMWORK PAYS OFF as Carlin O'D decoys two defenders away from Walker an on a sweep against Cleve: land. MORENO HEADS FOR A HOLE as an unidentified Eagle leads the way to needed yardage. and Claim Bi-District Honors WALKER STRAINS THROUGH DEFENDERS as the Indians try desperately to restrain him. The Eagles Claimed their first Bi-Dlstrict Championship since 1958 by conquering Clcvcland 20-6. Cleveland ruled fu'st quarter play, dancing to the Eagle 3'7 and 30 bcfom being stalled. Both teams had many fine runs nullified by penalties. The Eaglcs were marching to the Indians' 33 when the final gun went off to end the game. PAUL PORTER 359, COACH FREDRICK, CLIFFORD CARLIN U'D, AND COACH BUSHNELL plan a strategy thar might be applied for a nice ground gam. Eagles Claim Regional BLEED FOR VICTORY is what Port Acres had to do to become Regional Champs. Here Walker QM and Carlin OD fight for Port Acres in the battle with Humble. I4 by Crippling Humble, 13-0. WALKER OVITH BALD FOLLOWS HIS BLOCKERS as he picks up yardage on a sweep play. The gritty Eagles wrapped up SFA'S third regional tory by cnppling Humble l' 0. Amazing def action held Humbli: m a me '73 yards rush- ing. The Eagles scored the first L'IIHC they had p05 mm of the. ball. CARLIN an OBSERVES THE MASSACRE. Team tackling pays off as ball carrier is thrown for a loss. End RAMBLES . . . . s k c U D r lo Y a T AND BOUDREA UX SCORES . Eagle Journey, 31-6. CHESSON SCURRIES FOR YARDAGE on a fake punt to bring the Eagles out of a bad hole against Taylor at DelMar Stadium. The game proved to be the end of a fine season for Port Acres, as the Ducks claimed the victory 31-6. It was the first time in the history of Stephen F. Austin that the Eagles had gone to the State AA Quarter-Finals. and even though they lost--Lhey surely tried. The score stood 12-6 wiLh 7:20 left in the first half, as Carlin connected wnh Lynn Boudreaux from the Ducks' 34 and racked in the only score the Eagles could make. Soon the Eagles were over-powered, and by the interm sion the score stood 18-6. The spirited Ducks came back with renewed Vigor, and finished the job, scoring 13 additional points. O'K- W. CARLIN U'D PASSES BEHIND THE PROTECTION OF HIGGINBOTHAM USQ. Austin Eagles Dominate CHARLES DUGAS - JUNIOR All-District Linebacker DOUGLAS WALKER - SENIOR - CmCaptain Second Team - AILStaLe Halfback All-District Offensive Haliback MIKE BUFFINGTON - JUNIOR All-Districl Defensive Tackle 22-AA All District Team MIKE HEBERT - JUNIOR JOE DUGAS - SENIOR All-District Defensive Tackle A11 Dierict Defensive End ISABEL MORENO - JUNIOR CLIFFORD CARLIN - JUNIOR All-District Fullback 8c Defensive Safety All-District Quarterback 8c Cornerback I '9 The Eagle .- am; Blanton, Max Minter, Clifford Carlin. Gerald Babincaux. Mike Blankenship. Darrell Pevem. Ronnie Ray. Ronald Mallet, Douglas Walker. Bill Brummett. Ronnie Teny THE EAGLE VARSITY Left to Rxght: Douglas Walker. Gerald Babineaux. Hoy Blanton. Max Minter. Clifford Carlin. Mike Blankenship. Isabell Moreno. Port Acres Beats Buna, 48-42 WALKER GETS SET for a shot in the early moments of the game. REBOUNDING for Port Acres is Carlin QEQ as Buna defenders try to slow hlID down. High Scorers: Bubineaux - .16 pts. Walker - 14 pts. THE EAGLES are congratulated for earning the District 22AA Flag. l2! Eagles Chip Rusk, 56-40 CARLIN MESHES for two as a Rusk defender guards SHIFTY WALKER eludes a Lra him in vain. as he rushes in for a shot. p set for him by Rusk players High Scorers Clifford Carlin - 16 pts. Max Minter - 14 pts. Doug Walker 1 13 pts. I 7g 1 THE TEAM rejoices as they claim Bi-District honors by heating opposing Rusk 56-40. Carlin led the Eagles with 16 points, while Minter trailed with 14. In Eagles Nip Hardin-Jefferson 57-54 k WALKER SCORES against Hardin-Iefferson on a A LAY UP by Carlin cashed in for another two points beautiful shot in the fading seconds 0f the game. of the 57 points made. High Scorers: Gerald Babineaux - 19 pts. Clifford Carlin - 13 pts. 4 MINTER STRETCHES. as the dwarfed defenders surround his giant limbs, and scores easily. '23 Luling Crushed, 51-45, by Port Acres SINKING FOR TWO is Carlin 33' as Doug Walker G39 makes sure of the score. REBOUNDING FOR PORT ACRES is A JUMP BALL SCRAMBLE with Car.- Carlin 62:3 and Walker 63D, along lin QSL as Minter 013 and Walker with an unidentified Luling player. QB wait for the ball. High Scorers: Clifford Carlin - 12 pts. Max Minter - 11 pts. Station. I 24 Eagles Stab the Black Hawks, 64-51. SETTING UP FOR A SHOT is Walker QD as Blankenship um tries to posi- tion for a screen, Things looked dlsmal for S. F A. in the fu'st quarter as Phillips led 16-9. Durmg intermission, S. F. A. left the score at 25-25. Flying back into the second half the Eagles clinched the victory 64-51. BABINEA UX $49 leaps for the ball on a rebound set- up. Blankenship 03h waits for a throw back as the Phil- lips defender attempts to block the pxtch-back. High Scorers: G. Babineaux - 17 pts. C. Carlin - 19 pts. ? 4A DRIBBLING IN for a shot is Babineamq moves Into a better position. 34L as Walker Gm I25 Lake Worth Ends the Eag A MAGNIFICENT JUMP SHOT by Walker 63 D as he meshes for two. while Blankenship UCQ positions for the rebound. The Bullfrogs AT THE CHARITY LINE is big Max Minter mfg in the late moments of the State AA Finals. High Scorers: Doug Walker - 19 pts. Max Minter - 12 pts. Gerald Babineaux - 11 pts. Clifford Carlin - 6 pts. A SCRAMBLE for the ball takes place with Walker GD. Blanton I26 m, Babineaux mag and Blankenship nay es' Journey in the State Finals WALTZING fur the lost ball is Babmeaux 0349 and a Lake - Worth player. ended the long road to victory for S. F. A. by a 60-49 decision. CARLIN tries desperately to lead a comeback against Lake Worth in the last period of play. THE AA STATE FINALISTS are presented with a beauti L1 trophy in Austm, Taxas I27 Track Team 37 mw . .l'J' r ' ' v . A: vmv. .- r V '4' , . nu . ' . Left to Right. SITTING: Charles Adams. Kenneth Robin. Isabel Moreno. and Ricky Lopez. KNEELING: Ronald Ray. Joe Dugas. Clifford Carlin, Jerry Sparks. and Doug Walker. STANDING: Coach Abney. Ronald Mallet, Tommy Chambers, Hoy Blanton, Mike Blankenship, Johnny Sparks, and Clarence Minter. Lrainer. MILE RELAY: Isabel Moreno. Ricky Lopez, Clifford Car- MILE: Charles Adams. Kenneth Robm. and Ronald Ray. lin, and Jerry Sparks. l28 1965 Lettermen - g, . Left to Right, SITTING: Charles Adams. K Ray, Joe Dngas, Clifford Carlin, Jerry Sparks. and Doug Walker. 440 YARD RELAY: 1 Walker, and Jerry Sparks. O' u ' e r ' . 100 YARD DASH: Ricky Lopez and Johnny Sparks. DISCUS: Doug Walker, Frank Nixson. and Edmond Chesson. l2? 4V 4 HIGH HURDLES: Mike Blankenship, Clifford Carlin, and Charles Adams. .9 $ '3 LOW HURDLES: Isabel Moreno, Ronald Ray, and Charles Adams. 4 ? WW ' 1.5!..3. . . ks and Doug Walker. Dugas. I30 m , . . m L , DOUGLAS WALKER. COACH FREDERICK. GERALD BABINEA UX. and MIKE BLA $3?! Volleyball Team Left to Right, SEATED: Romana Guidry, Judy Devers, Della Richards. Sandy Cessac, Sherri Chesson. KNEELING: Suzonne Whatley. Connie Keen, Sandra Woods, Elaine Evans, Loretta Whatley. STAND- ING: Donna Hilliard. Cathy Roberts. Doris Fuselier. Glenda Harper, Dorothy Foreman. Brenda Roberts, Charlene Nunez. lst TEAM. SEATED: Romana Guidry, Della Richalds. KNEELING: Suzanne Whatley, Conme Keen, Sandy Ces- sac. STANDING: Sandra Woods, Doris Fuselier. Doro- Sandra Woods. Captain, and Mrs. Abney, Sponsor. I32 thy Foreman. ORGANIZATIONS . . . Taking First Aid courses at the fire station Presenting our Christmas Messiah Traveling with the Future Teachers to Austin Collecting gossip for the Eagle Eye Being inducted into the National Honor Society Gathering short stories from the senior class Pagticipating in vivid basketball games Designing and selling annual ads Rewarding experiences of producmg plays Learning hand motions and cheers for the football games Marching and sightreading contest Building model airplanes and surfers . ............ O A x X r r ,INXO i way .4 . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brenda Hunnicutt, Sharon Edens, Pat Jones, Julie Guidry, Jessie Koonce, Connie Murphy. Elaine Babineaux, Pat Simoneaux, Judith Brown, Romana Guidry, Marlynda Mourguies, Connie Aucoin, Kathy Van- Slyke. SECOND ROW: Janell Delcambre, Paula Chesson, Shelia Brown, Party Constantine. Janice Landry, Ann Rey- uaud, Brenda Roberts, Sherri Chesson, Bobbie Arcaneaux, Gail Thibodeaux, Helen Jones, Novia Hildabridle, THIRD ROW: Judy Deaver, Bath Waits, Lana Lopez, Karen Montegomery, Dorothy Foreman, Doris Fuselier, Karen Breaux, Pat Partridge, Sharon Wismer, Connie Keen, Arlene Hildabridle. FOURTH ROW: Dean Gaspard, Donna Bryan, Lou- ise Damahy, Christine Brandin. Connie Delcambre, Nancy Dillingham, Glenda Harper, Linda Purgahn, Deborah Pa- rish, Priscilla Pierce, Kathy Blankenship, Linda Poche. MKED CHOR Ms. C. Smith, Choir Director; John Fornols, President; Judith Brown, Vice President. GIRLS TRIO: Paula Chesson, Judith Brown, I34 Pat Simoneaux. Future Teachers Marlynda Mourguies and Toni Legs prepare Themselves for a teaching profession by grading papers. Avid club members look on as President Janis Philen keeps a record of the business. SEATED, Left to Right: Arlene Hildabridle, Janis Philen, Linda Harper. STANDING, Left to Right: Pat Jones, Donna Bonner, Mr. Tunnell, Bonnie Bell, Steve Hall, Cathy Roberts. Mike Talbot, Toni Lege, Tom- my Chambers. Connie Murphy, Larry Miguez, Brenda West, Ronnie Ray, Beth Waits, Eddie Cluemari, Mar- lynda Mourguies, Mrs. Jehlen. I35 Press Club Editors Linda Harper and Renee Fisher run off the stencils for the paper. Club members work diligently to make our Eagle Eye 3 worth: while newspaper. SEATED, Left to Right: Sandra Mouhot, Diana Broussard, Linda Harper, Renee Fisher, Jessica Godfrey. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Coco, Mrs. Johnson, Charlene Nunez, Ann Reynaud, Sandy Cessac, Janice McWilliams, Evelyn Borel, Sandra Woods, Linda Picou, Steven Taylor, Mrs. McCoy. JohnAbshire. I36 Future Nurses Left to Right: Lana Lopez, Judy Delcambre, Diane Romero, Barbara Harrison, Linda Toutcheque, Brenda Hatch, Linda Bordages, Doris Fuselier, Romana Guidry, Connie Delcambre, Jessica Godfrey, Dory na Bryan, Glenda Graham, Joyce Fawvor, Pat Partridge. Checking the minutes of the last meeting are: Left to Right; Barbara Harrison, 2nd V105- President; Diana Romero, President; Dons Fuselier, Secretary; and Judy Delcambre, 15L Vice-Presidem. Glenda Graham and Brenda Hatch help Romana Guidry. cor- SPONSORS: Miss Hetherwick, Mrs. Swafford. responding secretary, write for information to the FNA State Convention. I37 National Honor Society STANDING, Left to Right: Judy Jordan, Renee Fisher, Sandra Woods, Brenda Peltier, Glenda Harper, and John Abshire. SITTING, Left to Right: Diana Broussard, Linda Harper, Pat Plcard, and Sandra Mouhout. Officers Left to Right: Judy Jordan, Treasurer; Diana Broussatd, President; Linda Harper, Secretary; Premdent, Diana Broussard discusses program with sponsors Mr. Whit- and John Ashire, Vice President. I38 ton, and Mr. McGill. Eagle Feathers Members of the Eagle Feathers Staff are: Mrs. Jehlen, Sponsor, Tommy Hawthorne, Gary Toups, Janet Reynaud, Marlynda Mouirguies, Donna Bonner, and Judy Jordan. Mary Grand, Jessica Godfrey, and Tommy Hawthorne look on as Gary Toups and Judy Jordan discuss the cor- rection of an article for the Eagle Feathers in order to make the plot more interesting. Janet Reynaud, Marlynda Mouirguies, and Donna Bonner discuss and decide the most appropriate en- tries. l3? I40 Girls Recreation Association FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Evelyn Borel, Sandy Cessac, Renee Fisher, Sandra Woods, Mrs. Castete, and Mrs. Abney. SECOND ROW: Della Richard, Sarah Smith, Sandra Jordan, Gayle Blanford, SherriChesson, Sandra Mouhot, Charlene Nunez, and Myra Kidder. THIRD ROW: Rose Oltremari, Brenda Roberts, Gail Thxbodeaux. Irma Fuselier. Linda Gillard, Melanie Broussard, Bobble Arceneaux, and Judy Choate. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Moreno, Debra Mouton, Rose Anderson, Brenda Scott, Brenda Gaspard, Shella Lyons, and Gayle Robison. FIFTH ROW: Cathy Calais, Sandra Warner. Shelia Brown. Christine Burdages, Judy Dever, Brenda Sonnier, Elizabeth Sounier, and Jana Parish. SIXTH ROW: Rhonda Sonnier. Fonda Wright, Kathy Blankenship, Linda Picou, Phyllis DeCouX, Paula Chesson, and Elaine Babineaux. Library Club av :1 .. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Left to Right; Lucy Delcambre. Sandra Fontenot, Dan Alphin. Kathy Smith, Buster Thor- la, Karen Montgomery, Steve Taylor, Tandy Nelson. Karen Montgomery and Lucy Delcambre waste no time in checking out books for eager readers, Saving the books is a daily habit for Tandy Nelson, Sandra Foutenot, Dan Alphin and Kathy Smith. 14! Annual Staff Produces Big Photographer, Charles Du- gas, Assistant, Doug Wal- DLANA BROUSSARD, editor-in-chief, served her appren- ker, and Sports Editor, ticeship as Business Manager. Because of her excellent Bob Purghan, glance over work she was promoted by Mr. Marceaux, sponsor, to the top job of Editor. SEATED: Left to Right; Pat Simoneaux, Diana Broussard, Dorothy Foreman. Brenda Peltier, Sandy Cessac, Cathy Broussard, and Judy Choate. STAND- I42 ING: Left to Right; Sandra Mouhot, Karen Breaux, Without the guidance and advice of Mr. Marceaux, this yearbook could never have been put together. gest and Best Book Ever the work that they have contributed to me '65 EAGLE. Senior staff members PA TSY SIMONEAUX, DORO- THY FOREMAN, and BRENDA PELTIER were respon- sible for designing the greatest part of the Eagle. Their excellent work can be seen by observing the Faculty Section, Acnvm'es, Organizations, and the Curriculum Section. Charlene Nunez, Myra Kidder, Linda Picou, Bob Purgahn, Cheryl Monk, Karen Seeger, and Sandra Warner. Advertising Managers, Rosie Oltermari and Sandy Cessac, are preparing statements for the local mer- chants. I43 The Senate - The Hub .r. . V 7 an FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bob Purgahn, Steve Hall. Mike Buffington, Donna Bonner. Sandra Woods, and Mr. M:- Gill. SECOND ROW: Christine Brandin, Phyllis Jordan, Della Richards, Linda Harper, Judy Jordan, Cathy Roberts. Janice McWilliams, Ann Reynaud. and Steve Taylor. THIRD ROW: Myra Kidder, Evelyn Borel. Madeline Alfoxd, MIKE BUFFINGTON PRESIDENT of Good Student Government Sandy Cessac, Bonnie Bell, Becky Romero, Gayle Thibodeaux, Pam McClelland. and Dorothy Foreman. FOURTH ROW: Terry Ray. Glenn Borel. Mike Battaglio. Cherry Jones, Belinda Comeaux. Rose Anderson. Paulette Stans- bury, Jessie Koonce, Mike Wilson, and Pat Simoneaux. PRESIDENT - Mike Buffington VICE-PRESIDENT - Jack Jones SECRETARY - Donna Bonner REPRESENTATIVE-AT-LARGE - Steve Hall MR. MCGILL PARLIAMENTARIAN - Bob Purgahn SPONSOR REPORTER - Sandra Woods Drama Club Officers of the Drama Club are left to right: Wayne Demand, Vice Pres. ; Arlene Hildabridle, Sec. ; Paula Chesson, Publicity; Charlene Nunez, Pres. Sponsors Of the Drama Club are ML Tom Fuller and Mr. Joe Maury. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Charlene Nunez, Wayne Bertrand, Arlene Hildabridle. Paula Chesson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Romana Guidry, Rose Oltremari, Buster Thorla. Johnny Sparks, Frank Lombardo. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Mary Grand, Diane Romero, Madeline Alford, Marlynda Mourguies, Beth Waits. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Brenda Brazille, Sandra Mouhot, Doug Walker, Jerry Sparks. Sherri Chesson. and Stephen Taylor. I46 Math and Slide Rule Club John Abshicr and James Hilliard solve problems rapidly w1th the slide rule. Mike Wilson demonstrates to Elton Gouthiere how to multiply on the C and D Scale. I47 Model Builders v I ,, The Model Bullders consist of Billy Lyons, Terry Bearden, Max Sipple, Thamas Loftin, Dean Kimble, and Gene Guidry. Sponsors are Mr. Nixson and Mr. Kroutter. Terry Bearden and Max Sipple observe Billy Lyons' starring a model airplane. Dean Kimble looks on with amazement as Thomas Loftin and Gene Guidry try to start a battery controlled model airplane engine. I48 Pep Squad FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Warner, Linda Breaux, Donna Hillard, Patty Constantine, Gayle Blanford, Sarah Smith, 3531 Waits, Rose Oltremari, Pat Norman, Diane Romero, Fern Hatch, Pat Jones, Madeline Bernard, Donna Guidry, Rita Nolan, Linda Picou, Iodine Hebert, Paula Chesson, Glenna Graham, Jeanette Blair, and Joyce Fawvor. SECOND ROW: Deborah Parish, Elaine Babineaux, Bonnie Bell, Cathy Calais, Nancy Pitrey, Sandra Jordan, Della Richard, Linda Harper, Barbara Hartman, Connie Jernigan, Julie Guidry, Phyllis DeCoux, Shelia Brown, Sandy Cessac, Evelyn Borel, Linda Bryan, Billie Smith, Jessica Godfrey, Elizabeth Blaird, and Brenda Roberts. M wan; -5v1vys;:..;;'y 9 W, . UH $539? :43? Lat 13 .. a .s Emma: L A. l I ; a ! N H n t 8 H Pep Squad forms E. Pep Squad makes victory line for the Eagles. I49 BRENDA PELTIER : Drum Major SFA Band Receives 151: and 2nd CLARINETS: Left to Right; Brenda Peltier, Debbie Kea, Karen Seeger, Pat Rushing, Kay Burnham, Cherry Jones, Cathy Broussard, Zella Guidry, and Dorothy Boyd. 3rd CLARINETS: Left to Right: Mary Arnold, Blame Rodrigue, Linda Johnson, Terri Hebert, Diane Brummett, Pauline Guidry. and Delores Moreno. BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. Wilkins I52 Ist Division Rating CORNETS: Left to Right; Kathy Stanley, Wayne Bertrand, Laura Poche, Ruth Ann Poche, Mlke Jones, JaniL Iv leliams, Debbie White, Marilyn Arnold, and Mn. ey 6111. FLUTES: Left to Right; Llnda Peltier, Debblc Vial, Cheryl Monk, Madeline. Tompkins, Judy Cheats, Jan Harper, Lucy Delcambre, and Term Monk. PERCUSSION: Left to Right; Peggy McLarty, Linda Bordages, Jackie. Marceaux, Ruth Haynes, Mary Delcambre, and Jeanette Prejean. SAXOPHONES: Left to RLght; Donna Bonner, RobbLe P1erce, Patsy McLarty, Belinda Comeaux, Sherry LOWER BRASS: Left to nght; Marlynda Mourguies, Walter Loftin, and Pam Jennings. Leysath, Charley Leysath, Brenda Scott, Christine Brandin, Paula Dewey, and Charles Jones. l54 FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Brenda PelEier, Karen Seeger, Kay Burnham, Dabble Viel, Madeline Tompkins, Jan Harper, Tem Monk, Lucy Delcambre, Judy Cheats, Cheryl Monk, and Linda Peltier. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Cathy Broussard, Dorothy Boyd, Zella Guidry, Diane Brummett, Peggy McLarty, Mary Delcambre. Patsy McLarty, Belinda Comeaux. Sherry Loftln, Pam Jennings, Rabble Pierce, and Donna Bonner. THIRD ROW: Left L0 Right: Debbie Kea, Cherry Jones, Pat Rushing, Elaine Rodrigues, Delores Moreno, Pauline Guidry, Tern He- bert, Linda Johnson, Mary Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Left to Right: Christine Brandiu, Paula Dewey, Brenda Scott, Walter Leysath, Wayne Bertrand, Ruth Anne Poche, Janice McWilliams, Kathy Stanley, Manlyn Arnold, Laura Poche, Mlke Jones, Debbie White, Mickey Gill, and Charley Leysath. STANDING: Left to Right: Mr. Wilkins, Charles Jones, Jackie Marceaux, Linda Bordages. Ruth Haynes, and Jeanette Prejean. S.F.A. BAND PERFORMING FOR HOMECOMING PERSONALITIES . . Nommating favorites for 1965 Homecoming week with us nommations and election of favontes Mounting tension as we waited for electlon returns The presentanon of Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship at the Homecoming pep rally The presentauon of MI. and Miss Spirit at the Homecoming pep rally Lighting of the bonfire by Mr. and Miss Spirit Announcement of Band Sweetheart at the Kountze football game Announcement of Football Sweetheart by the football co-captams The crowmng of Homecoming Queen at the Homecolmng football game Having plctures taken for the Favorite section Crownlng of the King and Queen at the Jumor-Semor Prom . . . Prince Jefrry Burr Homecoming Queen Sandra Mouhof Xx ng. Spirit Ifubel Mdreno Miss Spirit Diana Broussard 160 Football Sweetheart Evelyn Borel Miss Austin High Diana Broussard , Miss Posture Linda Harper pg : .. 3:4. w$ww ?M ?K :,-$ $$$ $ 3; Most Popular Madeline Alford Douglas Walker Best AlI-Around Diana Broussard Mike Buffington Most Beautiful Myra Kidder Most Handsome Jerry Burris I68 Most Likely to Succeed John Abshier Judy Jordan I69 g f ifes deo iior ,m mn U J JUNIOR HIGH LADS AND LASSIES REMEMBER MANY NEW EXPERIENCES . . . Difficulty of accepting more than one teacher Excitement of attending pep rallies Having first crushes and dates Impatient waiting for class picnics Junior High Football Banquet High spirits around election time Selling annuals and advertisements Privilege of participating in the student government Boring afternoons of homework Participating in Drivers Education Disappointment of losing quarterfinal football game Sitting in class, listening and taking lecture notes for tests . . . . . Snapshots Students take part in a sing along during Western Day. Left to Right; Craig Jerome, Eddie Oltermari, M1chae1 Hughes, and Ricky Fault entertain at lunch during Western Day. Seventh graders work hard as they prepare for their high school education. Ninth grade boys are always ready to pose for the camera. Nine D homeroom goes all out for Western I74 Day activxties. Alphin, Curtis Alphin, Dan Anderson, Rose Arceneaux, Barbara Arnold, Marilyn Evans, Elaine Edgerly, Kathleen Fancher. Robert Francis, Jimmy Faulk, Ricky Aucoin, Connie Blanton, Lirmis Blankenship, Kathy Bordages, Christine Borel, Glenn Boyd, Robert Boyd. Shirley Boudreaux, Deborah Boutte, Russell Branham, Charles Breaux, Karen Brevell, J. E. Broussard, Melanie Buchanan, Maxie Bryan, Peggy Calais, Mike Cessac. Jimmy Chesson, Shem Coats, Michael Cobb, Steve Corneaux, Belinda Daily, Lance Delcambre, Lucy Dillingham, Nancy Deaver, Judy I76 Feemster, Gayle Fuselier, Irma Fuselier, Pat Gaspard, Dean Gillard, Linda Lege, Elizabeth LeMaire, Margaret Loftin, Thomas Lyons. Billy Lyons, Sheila Godwin, Gene Gauthier, Mike Graham. Jimmy Guy, John Hatch, Len Haynes. John Hebert, Deborah Hebert, Mary Jane Hebert. Ronald Hildabridle, Novia Hock, Robert Hubbard, CynLhLa Hunnicutt, Brenda Hughes, Michael Jeffers, Frank Jeffers. Reginald Jennings, Jim Jones, Charles Jones, Cherry Jones, Helen Jones, Roxine Knott, Janice Koonce, Jessie Lalonde, Mike Landry. Jamce Malone, George Marceaux, Jackie McClelland, Pamela McLarty, Patsy McLeod. Lee Savant, Elizabeth Savell, Nelda Scott, Brenda Shields, Tommy Summer, Brenda McNeil, Darrell Melancon, Dewayne Minter, Clarence Mire, Barbara Moreno, Margaret Mouton, Deborah Murphy, Connie Newsome. Wayne Parrish, Iona Peters, Ruth Pevetu, Lance Phillips, Ronme Picou, Donald Pierce, Prisilla Pierce, Ralph Poche, Linda Price, Carolyn Ray, Terry Rica, Joe Richardson. Io Romero, Clifford Romero, Jimmy Robinson, Gaylon Ronquille, Dale Rushing, Sharon Sonnier, Elizabed Sonnier, Rhonda Smith, Johnny Stansbury, Paulette Taylor, Don Thibodeaux, Gail Toups, Gary Trahan, Patsy VanBrocklin, Ginger VanSlyke, Kathy Walker. Edgar John Walker, Greg Ward, John West, Brenda Welch, Frank Whatley, Loretta Williams, Dale Williams, Dreida Wismer, Sharon Wright, Fonda Belaire, Craig Gaspard, Brenda Marshall, Brenda 9-A 9-13 9-C 9 D I78 MRS. JEHLEN MRS. MARTIN MR. WHITTON MR. MARCEAUX M A , A, .M. B-A lst ROW: Brenda Brazill. Linda Hopkins. Glenn Laird, Dickie Burnham, Nancy Young, and Carolyn Daniel. 2nd ROW: Ruth Poche. Cawlyn Russell. Darlene Stenmark. Greg Jerome. Jan Harper, Charles Allen, Suzanne Gobert, Judy Parker, Mary Miller. and Mrs. Laird. 3rd ROW: Mike Owens, Diana Fuselier, Pam Jennings. Terry Foreman. Terry Monk. Jimmy Choate. Kathy Miguez, Lawrence Odom. Mary Grand. and Kathy Stanley. 4th ROW: Mike Jones. David Price. Roddy White. Larry Ferguson, Kenneth Gillam. Tony Herring. and Larry Bell. ., s? 8-H lst ROW: Mrs. Castete. Lester Patterson, Randy Church, Pat Taylor. Kerry Rhinehart. Hazel Dionne, James Nes- bitt, Judi Smith, Lonnie Atkinson. 2nd ROW: Larry Sonnier, Vamell Comeaux, Patsy Calais. Irma LeBlanc. Jeanette Prejean. Lynn Dale Dewey, Charles Perry. 3rd ROW: Zella Guidry. Joyce Dailey, Jimmie Brown, Douglas Davidson. Sherri Loftin. 4th ROW: Donald Baird, John Roach, Mary Wiggins. Mona Santor. Raymond Fisher. 5th ROW: Charles Leysath, Pat Ward, Ray Killian. Tandy Nelson. and Robert Adams. S-C 151 ROW; Left to Right: Rudy Arredondo, Judy Jones, Sherry Jones, Linda Kimball, Gail Broussard. Steve Cole- man. Arnold Martinez, Marty Broussard, Mrs. Smith. 2nd ROW: Donald Smith, David Branham. Darrell England, Melanie Ardoin, Margaret Savant, Linda Cain, Elaine Rodriques. James Perry. 3rd ROW: Robert Benoit, Donna Baird. Pat Davis, Dorothy Fuselier. Gloria Richard, Chester Ronquille. 4th ROW: Gale Broussard. Gerald Davis, Dorothy Horton, Rhona Musick. Donald McFarlin, Terry Robison, and Andrea Dore. 3111 menmrg nf Beanies Egge 7-A lst ROW; Left to Right: Cynthia Jordan, Dean Kimball, Karen Burris. Gary Smlth. Madeline Tompkins. Dianne Ellis. Tun Hatch. Jimmy Rippy, Romona White, Cynthia Lopez. 2nd ROW: Jerry Cloud, Terri Daniel, Robert Kidder, Teena Hranicky, Max Sipple, Becky Smlthart, Diane Voss. Gene Gu1dxy, Stephen Smolsky, Bruce Byers, Laura Pur- ghan. 3rd ROW: Mike Roqzee, Tim Higginbotham, David Milazzo. Pat Delcambre. Ronnie Roberts. Billy Baker. D. C. leson, Pauline Guidry, Ronnie Burris. Terry Bearden. Debbie Kea. 7-3 15: ROW; Left to Right: Russell LeMaire, Walter Van-Slyke. Don Adams. Stanley Nelson, Jimmy shields, Danny Guy, Linda Sanders. Mike Savell. Terry Romero. Yvonne Blevms. 2nd ROW: Ruth Abshier, Debbie White. Diana Camille. Debbie Viel, Linda Romero, Darlene Fortune, Mary Delcambre, Jerry Smith, Ivy Jean Daily. Bille Hol- man. 3rd ROW: Rhoda Talbot, Janet Reynaud, Cynthia Guillory. Kenneth Mallet. Selwyn Robison. Don Calais, Bobby Johnson, Charles Marshall, Vance Norris. IEI m v5 7-C Left to Right: Juanita Feemster. Susan Brummett. Katherine Kethley, Gwen Roqzee, Debra Babineaux, Dianne Dietrich. Gail Wagenfurn. Louise Barnhart. Melinda Martin. 2nd ROW: Steve Delord, Mike Thibodeuax, William Malone, Leslie Gauthier, Charles Eason. James Theriot. Terry Delcambxe, Hllman Ingalls. Tommy Dugas. 3rd ROW: Brenda Toups. Dolph Walker. Mike Theriot, Randy Loftin, Faye Evans, Colleen Jeffers, Reggy Squyres, Colv Ieen Cain, Jeanette Alford. 7vD Left to Right: Mike Trahan. Debbie Hartmen, Pat Karonika, Cindy Mouton, David Jones, Roger Fancher, John Wilson, George Glaze, Ronnie England, Mickey Gill. 2nd ROW: Angie Ensign. Dolores Moreno. Mary Arnold. Debr bie Taylor. Linda Johnson, Pat Rushing, Sandra Brevell. Norbert Romero. Druse Forman. Maudine Milstead. 3rd ROW: Diane Romero, Pearl Glaze. Oren Miquez, Kenny Williams, Jerry Smith, Mike Clark, Danny Church. Ronald King, Howard Sims. Marvin Price. l82 STANDING: Left to Right; Ruth Abshier, Sherry Jones, Ivy Jean Daily, Carolyn Damels, Judy Parker, Elva Hyde, Mary Grand, Rhoda Talbot, Janet Reynaud, Pat Delcambre, Cindy Lopez, Debbie Hartman, Louise Barnhart, Cynthia Jordan, and Linda Sanders. Officers are Pat Dalcambre, Janet Reynaud, and Mary Grand. Mrs. Smith accompanies Sherry Jones, Judy Parker, Janet Reynaud, Mary Grand, Rhoda Talbot. Cindy Lopez, and Ruth Abshier. l83 Most Popular Best All Around Jessie Koonce Terry Ray .rW Miss Junior High Freshman Favorites Loretta whatley Darrell Dora Junior High Twirlers and Cheerleaders TWIRLERS; SITTING: Kathy Stanly. Drum Majorette: STANDING: Left to Right; Patsy McLarty, Cherry Jones. Mari- lyn Arnold, and Terri Monk. 1. .ywafprngf V CHEERLEADERS; STANDING: Left to Right; Jessxe Koonce, Janice Landry, Kathleen Edgerly. Paulette Stansbuty. and ms Donna Comeaux, Mascot. 9th Grade Football Team M girth 4: all ah ah aID '25 1h al5 ah ah ah ah 11H. W $1.; CZZXD I 7'35 W x r2 x3 5 r5 4-; 3,4 v..,.1. 9th GRADE: SITTING; Lance Peveto, J. E. Brevell, Terry Ray. Darrell Dore, Maxie Buchanan. KNEELING; Mike Gauthier, Curtis Alphin, Gary Troups, Jimmy Romero, Linms Blantou. STANDING; Mike Calais, Mike Lalonde, Lynn Hatch, Lee McLeod. Dewayne Melancou, John Hayes, Jim Graham, Dale Ronquille, and Don Taylor. DEFENSIVE UNIT; L to R STANDING; Mike Lalonde, De- wayne Melancon, Dale Ronquille. KNEELING; James Graham, Terry Ray, M1ke Gauthier, Lee McLeod. Mike Calais hands off to Dewayne Gene Godwin leads way for Dewayne Me lancon. Melancon. I89 7th and 81h Grade Football 7th GRADE: KNEELING, Norbert Romero, Jimmy Shields, Tim Hatch, Ronnie England, Mike Savell, Dan' Adams. Jimmy Rippy, Selwyn Robinson. STANDING, Stanley Nelson. Stephen Smolsky, Lester Veillon, Marvin Price, Howard Sims, Ronald Roberts, Mike Rowzee, Bobby Johnson, Billy Baker, and Kenneth Williams. 1 4 u. CD mwwmemmm 8th GRADE: KNEELING, Rickey Jennings, Glenn Laird, Darrell England, Jimmy Choate, Dickie Burnham, Steve Coleman, Kerry Rhinehart, STANDING. Tandy Nelson, David Price, Raymond Fisher, Don McFarlin, Ray Killian, Larry Ferguson, Kenneth Gilliam, Doug Davidson, and Mike Owens. I90 Don McFarlin scores six points against Vldor. STARTING BACKFIELD AND CENTER: Center: Mike Gauthier. Backfield: Donald Picou, Dewayne Melan- con, Mlke Calais, and Gene Godwin. STARTING BACKFIELD: Left to nghL: Mike Calais, De- wayne Melancon, Gene Godwin, and Donald Picou. STARTING OFFENSIVE LINE: Left to Right: Mike Lalonde, Lee McLeod, Terry Ray, Mike Gouthier, Darrell Dore, Lynn Hatch, and John Hayes. Coaches Simmons and Kirkland give the 7th and 8th grade boys a pep talk during half time. Coach Simmons pointmg out mistake to the boys dur- ing half time. I9I Football Sweetheart Freshman Basketball Team KNEELING: Left to Right; Gary Toups, Lance Peveto. Billy Lyons - Mgr. , Maxie Buchanan, Mac McLeod. STAND- ING: Left to Right; Mike Lalonde, Mike Gouthier, Glynn Borel. Dwayne Melancon, Dan Alphin, Robert Boyd, Dale Ronquille, Greg Walker, Craig Belaire. STARTERS Mike Gauthier - Guard Glynn Borel - Forward Dan Alphm - Center Robert Boyd - Forward Mac McLeod - Guard lst ROW: Left to Right; Doug Davidson, Bobby Johnson, Robert Kidder, Charles Marshall, Marvin Price, Vance Mor- ris. 2nd ROW: Left to Right; David Jones, Jimmy Rippy, Tim Hatch, Mike Williams, D011 Calais, Billy Baker, 3rd ROW: Left to Right; Pat Ward, Larry Bell, Larry Ferguson, Preston Cessac, Mike Rowzee, Ronald Roberts, Robert Adams. STARTERS Doug Davidson - Forward Larry Bell - Forward Larry Ferguson - Center Preston Cessac - Guard Jimmy Rlppy - Guard Junior High Track Team ' J v . .355 . . w . , . 9th GRADE: Left to Right; Johnny Smith, Mike Lalonde, James Graham. Dan Alphin, Joe Rice. Craig Belaire, and Maxie Buchannan. 7th and 8th GRADE: 15: ROW; Left to Right: Max Sipple. D C. Nixon. James Theriot, Darell England, Stan- ley Nelson, Bob Kidder. and Don Calais. 2nd ROW: Jerry Smith, Larry Bell. Tandy Nelson. Doug Davidson. Don McFarlin, Ray Killian. Mike Rowzee. I95 ' . V L :3. -: BROAD IUMPING IS Ray Killian. as he stretches for that eera distance. THE 440 RELAY TEAM Left to Right; Johnny Smith. Mike Lalonde. Craig Belaire. and James Graham. CROPPING THE LOW HURDLES 1's Ray Killian BOB KIDDER drives out of the blocks for the 50-yard dash. With determination etched on his face. I96 JA MES GRA HAM DIGS as he tries hard to get that extra second in the 100-yard dash. V DON MCFARLIN GIVES the big Me ,, , heave for the 8-pound shot-put. LEAPING over the high jump is Joe Rice. ' . .M $ , , DOUG DA VIDSON exhibits the proper form for the shot-put as James Gra- ham Uefo. Coach Castete warden. and Don McFarlin aighg, observe and learn. MIKE LA LONDE SETS up the hurdles in preparation for work. I97 Awards and Achievement Day Ounstanding Homemaking Students were left to right: Mary Grand and Pat Delcarnbxe. Presenting is Miss Hetherwick. Academic Achievement by Grade Level went to Su- zanne Gobert Gighth Gradey and Madeline Tomp- kins. Geventh Gradey Presenting is Dr. Yates. I98 ' wwv. W Ms. Smith presented Judy Parker with a certificate w: mm. ; s h 0-. Academic Achievement by Seventh Graders in English. Left to Right: Brenda Toups. Deborah Kea, Pat Rushing, Diana Camille, Madeline Tompkins, Ronnie Burris, and Don Calais. for Outstanding Work in the Glee Club. Climaxes Year for Seventh and Eigh h Graders Mr. Byars presented certificates to Brenda Toups, Deborah Kea. and Robert Kidder, for being outstanding Texas Hlstory Students. Outstanding Drama Club Members were Carolyn Daniel and Mike Owens. Presenting is Mr. Manry. $915vmhxww Outstanding Band Students, left and right, Kathy Stanley and Deborah Kea. Outstanding Musician for the year wenteo was Ruth Ann Poche. Presenting is e e e . Mr. Wilkins. Richard BLu'nham, Gregory Jerome, and Judy Smith. were recognized as Outstanding Spanish Students by Mr. Byars. wontinued on page 22m 124 Texas History Students Don Adams, Selwyn Robison. and James Theriot pose for pictures near the site of Santa Anna's camp. With the Monument in the background. seventh graders pause to study the battlefield. ; w; . Seventh. graders eagerly observe one of the markers. Tour San Jacinto Battlefield Wailing for the elevator to be repented. Madeline Tompkins. Tenna Hxanicky, and Cynthia Jordan take a comfortable position. - WV 3 ' , x .. Terri Daniels is amazed over the cemetery where the heroes were buried. Texas history students are captivated over the spot where Santa Anna was brought to Sam Hous- ton as a prisoner. Taking notes and re-living the Battle of San Jacinto was the climax for Texas history Students. :3 ,L , , . Students are overwhelmed at the size of the MonUment. House of Representatives lst ROW; Left to Right: Parliamentarian, Dickie Burnham. Secretary, Mary Grand, Speaker PrmTam. Glenn Laird, Speaker of House, Jimmy Choate, Representative at Large, Tandy Nelson. 2nd ROW: Rudy Arredondo, Ronnie Burris. Jimmy Rippy. Raymond Fisher. Douglas Davidson, Kerry Rhinehart, Larry Bell. Margie Savant. 3rd ROW: Pat Rushing. Ruth Abshire, Mary Delcambre. Diane Voss, Peggy Squyers. Brenda Toups. Kathy Keth- ley. Mary Arnold. MRS. 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Rd. 1936 9th Ave. Phone YU 2-7091 PATRONS DRYDENS H. FRITH SMITH'S SERVICE STATION CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF STEPHEN F. AUSTIN ANNUAL STAFF wontinued from page 19$ e .5 . . Academic Achievement by Eighth Graders in Soc1a1 Studies were left to right; Larry Ferguson. Nancy Young. Suzanne Gobert. and Patsy Calais. Presenting is MI. Byars. Madeline T mpkins. and Diana Voss, recognized as Outstanding Mathematics Students. Outstanding Art Students were left to right: Brenda Toups, Steve DeLord. Peggy Squyres, and Rhoda Talbot. Presenting is Mrs. Laird. Receiving certificates are Jimmy Choate and Terry Foreman for Outstanding Language Art Students. Presenting, Mr. Byars. .3; y. Academic Achievement by Eighth Graders in English were left to right: Mary Grand. Suzanne Gobert. Gregory Jerome. and Pat Taylor. Presenting is Mr. Byars. Citizenship Awards went to Seventh Grader Gem Ruth Awards' Day ended with an m. Abshier and Eighth Grader Uighq Mary Grand. spiring talk by Dr. Thompson. i a a: x Outstanding Spanish Students in the Seventh Grade were left to right: Ronald Burris. Janet Reynaud, and Cynthia Guillory. Presenting is Mr. Byars. 223 The closing page of the '65 Eagle is dedi- cated to Joe Dugas, winner of the best cover design, and to the Art Department, headed by Mrs. Laird, who took the time and interest in inspiring art students to participate in design- ing a most attractive cover. The Annual Staff thanks you, Art Department.