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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

Life is filled with hopes and dreams. People love, people hate, and people strive for victory and honor. Life also contains a countless procession of bridges which each must cross in order to attain his goals. Others can instruct and guide us, but we must have the will to put one foot ahead of the other and continue the march. The '66 annual staff sincerely hopes that it has successfully and satisfactorily recorded the events of the year. We also hope that this year has benefited everyone and prepared the student body for life's many. . . BRIDGES TO CROSS UH; g, Table of Contents Dedication Administration and Faculty Classes Activities Sp orts Organizations Personalities Junior High Advertisers PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY We Dedicate The annual staff of 1966 dedicates this yearbook to the Castete's, with sincere thanks and gratitude for all they have done for the student body as a whole. Mrs. Castete has helped make the S.F.A. Pep Squad 3 fine organization in which the community is quite proud. Mr. Castete has been a guiding light to 911; football team here at S.F.A. He has spent many long hours drilling and pushing our team on to victory. Susan has .been mascot for three years, and though sheis only eight, she has been a contributing factor to the cheerleading line. Mr. and Mrs. Castete reside at 2886 82nd St. in Port Acres. They are the proud parents of two children, Susan and Ann Castete who is five years old. Mr. and Mrs. Castete were two leading students during their high school and college years and have extended this leadership to the halls of S.F.A. as teachers and sponsors. The Student Body extends their greatest apprecia- tion and best wishes to the Castete family. Entire family. This Yearbook to Y9 All They really shouldn't have, but it '5 nice to be appreciated. Christmas fun. District Champs. M3!!! MN!!! MW mm m 19: I tr s D m' mi? 13:. 33a. u H. n 5M u ,1' 'W W! :15! lllc-uovnun ,, A . r -. F g', v x . . , ese myerfurpeoplelhaye dedlcated their hves - 10 the task of bridging the countless gaps we gmounter. They offer. eacbvof us the knowledge d knoW-how we must have in owe; to walk steadily onw d into the fu- ture. . 3 3 . ,3 ' .3: l 3 I v Alright Foreman, what are you up to now? Seems like Ricky Hawthorne doesn't mind being excluded from the gossip section. E REPUBLIC TEXAS It seems Miss Kethley is posing for the Hall of Fame. Students, ifs the shape of your mouth that counts. Can the Three Musketeers possibly be Spanish? FACULTY MR, ABNEY Sam Houston, B. S. , M. Ed. Elementary Physical Ed Head Track Coach Football MRS. ABNEY S. F. A. , BS. , M. Ed. Physical Ed. G. R. A. , Pep Squad MRS. BEAUMONT Lamar, B. A. Home Economics Future Nurses MR. BUSHNELL N. M. S. , B. S. Biology, Chemistry Stamp and Cain Collection , L; n ' 1 mum V 115?? 2111111 'WY 1 . MR. BYA RS S.W.T.S.C.. 13.8., MS History, English Department Director MRS. CASTETE McNeese. B. S. Social Studies, Physical Ed. G. R. A., Pep Squad MR. CASTETE McNeese, B. 3. Physical Ed. Head Football Coach MR. COPELAND University of Texas, B. A. National Honor Society Spanish 1,11 VBgLUEKED w! ; ; z ; MRS1 coco S.FA., 3.13.11.14.13. Typing l Press Club MR. DARCY Lamar B. S. Biology, Earth Science MR. ECKMAN S. H. S. T. C. Band MR. FULLER Lamar. B. S. English, Science Drama Club MR. GUIDRY Univ. Southwestern Louis. Math, Science 1128a Sr. Coach MRS. JEHLEN Texas Womens Univ. B. A. English Eagle Feathers MRS. JOHNSON Lamar, E.B.S. shorthand, Bookkeeping, Math, Press Club MISS KETHLEY S. H. S. C. Social Studies Annual Sponsor MR. KROUTTER Lamar, B.A. English Model Builders MRS LAIRD Mary Hardin Baylor, B. A. C. V T.C., M.A. Art I. Art 11 Art Club MR. MANRY S.F.A.. B. A.M.A. Duke Univ. , M.A. Social Studies, Speech Drama Club English MRS. MARTIN S.F.A., B.S. , M. Ed. Math Library MRS. MCCOY N. W.S. C. . Em A. English Yearbook MR. MCGILL Baylor Univ.I B. A. Boy's Counselor Student Council MRS. MUSSELWHITE B. S. Lam ar University of Houston, M. A. Girl's Counselor Student Council MR. NIXSON Texas A 85 M, B. S. . S. 5. Industrial Arts Shop MISS REID A. S. T. C. , B. S. E. Texas Woman's University M. L. 5. Library MR. SMITH S. F.A. , B. 8., M. Ed. Dept. Director, Math Science, Math Slide Rule MRS. C. SMITH Oliver College, B. M. Music, English Glee Club MR. STUBBS McNeese State College Boy's P. E. Coach MR. TUNNEL S. F. A. , B.S. , M. Ed. Social Studies Future Teachers MR. WHITTON Texas A 8; M. , B. S. S. F. A. , M. Ed. Algebra, Geometry, Math National Honor Society MR. REXROAD Oklahoma University University of Texas B. S. in Ed. Math MRS. KUTACH Texas Women's University B. S. Dietitian MRS. SWAFFORD Anniston Memorial Registered Nurse . .- MISS MOUNT Lamar College B. A. , M. A. University of Texas English um rm. w; Secretary Secretary, MRS. JEANIS MRS. IHLE Student Teacher Student Teacher English Art MR. CLAUSON MRS. THIERY Student Teacher, ?.E. LANA PHLDABRIDLE Student Teacher Student Teacher Choir Typing MRS . ECKMAN MRS . ANGELO ALEX A NDER KOERTH Assistant Superintendent . A E. S. SPRADLEY Director of Administration Research The School Board of me Port Arthur Independ- ent School District has helped build many new bridges of education. They plan the school dis- tricts programs and are largely responsible for the hundreds of students that cross these bridges to a newer and brighter future. ROGER MARTIN Director of Special Service Left to Right - N. B. Haskell, Mrs. R. L. Murray, VP., Edwin H. Baldwin, Z. T. Fortescue. Super., Maurice Born, Emery L. Kennedy Jr., Alfred Y. McElroy. A. E. Patterson, George Huber Jr. DR. WALTER DEZELLE, JR. Director of Testing and Special Education DR. D. RUSSELL Director of Elementary Education DR. G. D. THOMPSON Director of Secondary Edu- cation L. $5 15! a Dr. L. A. Yates has been more of a close friend to the students of our school than a principal. Dur- ing transition. one may find him in the main hall, arms crossed, face friendly but observant and always willing to help any student with any problem he may have. He received his B.S. and M.S. at L.S.U. and his E.D.D. at the Univ. ofHouston. Before coming here, he was the assistant principal at Edison. On June 9, 1943 he married Dorothy and now has one daughter, Lynne Ann, age 14. His favorite hobby is golf and he may add jokingly, running Stephen F. Austin. School Officers MR. CRUSETURNER, Assistant Principal MR. McGILL, Boys' Counselor MRS. MUSSELWHITE, Girls' Counselor Our school is kept in ship- shape condition by the cus- todians who pick up after the students who sometimes forget what a wastepaper basket is for. Left to right are Mr. Morgan, Mr. Hale, Mr. Gaspard, Mr. Boudreaux, and Mrs. Partridge. The cafeteria staff cooks and bakes for the students who become increasingly fat on such goodies as me- ringue pie. Left to right are Mrs. Broussard, Mrs. Edgerly, gmd Mrs. Burge. Linda Holbrook must be telling her jokes again. Final evidence of the closing of school. I could have danced all night Boy, is my desk ever messy. -.-- ,-.-.- u...- .0... V 822': ; thmmw 53! 2C 9,. In the classroom we master the numerous techniques which can be applied in our search for success. This success comes only when we acquire.the ability to cross abridge, any bridge. CLASS Citizenship, diligence, integrity. These are the tools which have enabled our Seniors to cross one of life's manV OF 966 SEATED; President, Clifford Carlin; Secretary, Linda Goodson; Treasurer, Linda Picou. STANDING: Vice-President, Darrell Nixson. Secretary . Linda Goudson . . Vice-Presidem Darrell Nixson Treasurer, Lmda PICOU ' President, Clifford Carlin ALFORD, MADELINE ARCENEAUX, OVELIA ARLEDGE, GERALD BATTAGLIO, MIKE BENOIT, ROY 27 BERNARD, MADELLNE BLANKENSHIP, MIKE BLANTON, HOY BOREL, EVELYN BOUDREAUX , LYNN BOU LLION, SHELDON BRANDIN, DEBORAH BREAUX, LINDA BROUSSARD. RONNIE BROWN, LINDA 29 BROWN, SHEILA BUFFINGTON, MIK E BURNHAM, KAY BYERS, SANDRA CA RLIN. CLIFFORD 30 CHESS ON, PAULA CESSAC, SANDY DAVID, BRUCE CLARK, PAUL LIS DeCOUX , PHYL , IUDY DELCAMBRE JIMMY DEVERS DESLA TTE, JERRY DEWEY . PAU LA DYSON, PATSY EDENS, KARON EDENS, SHARON FA ILSI ARVIN FEEMS TER, JENNY GAUTHIERE, JOHN GOODSON. LINDA GRAHAM, GLENNA GU IDRY, DONNA GUY, WOODROW GUIDRY, TERRY GUTIERREZ. LU?E , m uwzmmmv HA MMFRS, AVIE HAGEN, RICHARD HA RRISON, BA RBARA HA WTH ORNE, TOMMY HAWTHORNE, RICK HAYNES, RUTH HEBERT, BECKY HEBERT, IODINE HEBERT, MIKE HENRY. CATHY HIGGINEOTHAM, CARROLL JEA NIS. IODY KEITH, DA RLENE KIDDER, MYRA LANDRY, CHARLES LAVERNE, IUDY WJye-txuwirww -' LAWLESS, BOBBY 38 LA WLESS; RICHA RD LEG E, JA MES MCLARTY, PEGGY MCNEIL, DENNIS MINTER, WAYNE MIRE, VELMA MORENO, ISA BEL MOUHOT, SANDRA MOUIRGUIES, MARLYNDA NIXS ON, DERRILL 4o NUNEZ, CHARLENE PETERS, SHA RON PICOU, LINDA PIERCE, ROBBIE PITREY, JOHN 41 PORTER, PAUL PUJOL, DONA LD PURGAHN, LINDA REYNAUD, ANN 42 RICHARDS, SYLVIA RIPPY, FRED ROBIS ON, KERWIN ROMERO, DIA NA SHIFFLETTE , PA UL 43 SMITH, BILLIE SMITH, c. E. SPARKS, JERRY THERIOT. TERRY THOMA S, WA LTER TRAHAN, JANELLE WHATLEY, SUZONNE WILSON, MICHAEL WOLF, RUTH YOUNG, CA RLTON 45 LEGE. NOLIA LOPEZ , RIC HARD MORENO, LINDA ZELS DORF, LINDA MR. KROUTTER MR. BUSHNELL MR. COPELAND MR. WELDON 46 Abshire, Lee Adams. Charles Adaway, Ruth Arcsneaux, Bobbie Anedondo, Richard Atkinson, Billy Babineaux, Elaine Baird, Jeanine Belaire, Paulette Ball, Bonnie Benoit, Charles Bertrand, Wayne Bijeaux, Sharon Blanford, Gayle Boral, Robert Eourque. John Brandin, Christine Brevell. Travis Broussard, Cathy Broussard. Lita No Photo AVAILABLE 47 Brummett, Billy Bryan, Linda Buchanan, John Calais, Catherine Calais, Diane Chambers, Tommy Chance, Ronald Choate, Judy Constantine, Patricia Delcambre, Connie Dugas, David Dupuis. Larry Ensign, James Fancher, Jerry Fawvor, Joyce Fontenot, Sandra Fortune, Dale Gary, Larry Glaze, John Godfrey, Jessica Guidry. Julie Hall. Steve Hardin, Joseph Hartman. Barbara Havens, Bobby Hebert, Rebecca Hildabridle, Arlene Holbrook, Linda Hughes, Susan Jennings. William Jemigan, Connie Johnson, David Jolly, Shirley Jones. Jack Jones, Patricia Jordan, Phyllis Jordan, Sandra Killian, David Lemaire, Wilson Leysath, Walter Loftin, Robert Lombardo, Frank Lopez, Lana Loyd, Talbert Mallet, Ronald Massey, Melody Maxwell, LaDonna PHOTO Metcalf, Dawn Not Available Miguez, Larry Milstead, Johnny Monk, Cheryl Montgomery , Janice Murray, A lbert Murray, William Musick, Mae Wynn Nolan, Rita Norris, Thomas Norman, Patricia Nunez, Winston Oluemari, Rose 50 Parish, Deborah Partridge, Patricia Peltier, Linda Philyaw, David Pitrey, Nancy Porter. Larry Prejean, Steve Purgahn, Bob Richard, Della Robin, Kenneth Roberts. Brenda Romero. Julie Romero, Rebecca Ronquille, Royce Seeger. Karen Smith, Katherine Sonnier, Patrick Sparks, Johnny Stansbury, Donna Talbot, Mike 5I Terry, Ronnie Theriot, Richard Thorla, Howard Tomplait, Michael Turner. Linda Walker, John Warner, Sandra Welch, Billy White. Max Wayne Wright. John Montgomery. Sharon Mr. Maury, 11A Mrs. McCoy, 11B Mr. Darcy, 11C Mrs. Johnson, 11D The Junior Sponsors From Left to Right; Mr. Darcy, Mrs. Johnson, Mls. McCoy, Mr. Manry. 53 STANDING: Secretary, Cathy Broussard; Publicity Chairman, Karen Seeger; Treasurer, Linda Peltier; Vice-President, David Killian; President, Arlene Hildabridle SEATED: Secretaly, Cathy Broussard: Vice-Presi- STANDING: Treasurer, Linda PeltieI; mblicity dent, David Killian Chairman. Karen Seeger; President, Arlene Hilda- bridle 54 Juniors Sponsor Student-Faculty Game Are y' all playing basketball or resting? Cheerleaders??? V K; $ Rm - Come on, Sparks, give it to me. What's everyone looking at? The great senior varsity. 55 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President, Darrell Dore; Secretary Debbie Boudreaux; President, Mike Gauthier. SEATED; Vice-Pxesidem, Darrell Dore; President. STANDING: Vice-Presidant, Darrell; President. Mike Mike Gauthier. STANDING: Secretary, Debbie Gouthier. KNEELING: Secretary, Debbie Boudreaux. Boudreaux 56 mow No! muuus Abbott, Kirk Alphin, Curtis Alphin, Dan Anderson, Rose Arnold. Marilyn Belaixe, Craig Bernard, Johnal Blankenship, Kathy Blanton, Linnis Bonin, Robert Bordages, Christine Borel. Glenn Boudreaux, Deborah Boutte, Russell Boyd, Robert Boyd, Shirley Breaux, Karen Brevell, James Broussard, David Broussard, Melanie Buchanan, Maxie Bryan, Peggy Calais, Mike Chesson. Sherri Coats, Michael Cobb, Steve Comeaux, Belinda Daily. Lance Dartez, Jim Deaver, Judy Delcambre, Lucy Dillingham. Nancy Dore. Darrell Edgerly, Kathleen Evans. Elaine Fancher, Robert Faulk, Ricky Feemster, Gayle Fuselier, Irma Fuselier, Allen Gaspard, Brenda Gillard, Linda 57 Gouthier, Michael Graham, Jimmy Granger, Nathalie Guy, John Hatch, Len Haynes, John Hebert, Debbie Hebert. Mary Hidalgo. Virgie Hildabridle, Novia Hock. Robert Hubbard, Cindy Hughes, Michael Hunnicutt, Brenda Jeffers, Reginald Jones, Charles Jones, Cherry Innes, Helen Jones, Roxine Keys, Jimmie Knott, Janice Koonice, Jessie Kutta, Matilda LaLonde. Mike Landry, Janice Lege. Elizabeth Lemaire, Margaret Licatino. Roy Loiacano, Jackie Loftin, Thomas Lyon, Billy Lyon, Shelia McClelland, Pam McLarty, Patsy McLeod. Ernest McLeod, Lee McNieI, Darrel Malone, George Marceaux, Jackie Melancon, Dwayne Mire, Barbara Moreno. Margaret move w AVAMIH Whatley, Lorena Wilson, Larry Wismer, Sharon Wright, Fonda Mouton, Deborah Murphy, Connie Murray, Tommy Norris, Geraldine Parish, Iona Peters, Ruth Peveto. Lance Picou, Donald Pierce, Ralph Poche, Linda Price, Carolyn Ray, Terry Rice, Joseph Robison, Gaylon Romero, Clifford Romero, Jimmy Ronquille, Dale Rushing, Sharon Scott, Brenda Smith. Charles Smith, Johnny Sonnier, Brenda Sonnier, Elizabeth Sonnier, Rhonda Sparks. Susan Stansbury, Paulette Thibodeaux, Gail Trahan, Patsy Tyson, David Vanslyke, Kathy Walker, John Walker, Greg Ward. John White, Frank Welch, Shelton West, Brenda Arlene lights the bonfire while many look on. While the Student Council makes money, the boys make time with their girls by buying them mums for the big game and afterudance. Pots and pans, clarinet: and trombones break the dawn and wake up Port Acres as the students show their team that they 're really behind them. Homecoming Queen Candidates From each grade level two Homecoming Queen Candidates were chosen. From left to right are: Sophomore Repre- sentatives Janice Landry, Jesse Koonce; Senior Representatives Sandra Cessac, Madeline Alford; Junior Representatives Rnse Oltremari, Patricia Jones. THE QUEEN is escorted off the field by her father as the band plays Embraceable You . Homecoming Queen AK Dismcl. Alford crowned Homecom - Spirit was high and the Eagles Wye over- coming each foe as they forged forward to was highlighted mth the return of the Exes cope DiSLlict and 51- to sea Madeline L human? x? : ; Homecoming Pep Rally In every game, good sportsmanship plays a big role. The winners of this title were Clifford Carlin and Charlene Nunez. Throughout the week of Homecoming, much spirit was shown by every student in S. F.A. The two possess- ing the most were Arlene Hildebridle and Richard Hagen. Larry Gary is recognized for his beauzi- The pep rallies at S.E.A. always held the attention of ful poster. the students. 63 Choir Programs The choir performed at a P.T.A. meeting. Paula and Mr. Singing a trio were Paula, Manry sing a duet. Shelia and Robin. Come on girls. sing out. 64 N H S Installation President, Marlynda Mouir- Linda Goodsou explains the Dr. Yates expresses admi- quies, stands to begin the meaning of her symbol. ration for the newly elected. installation of new mem- bers. Western Day and The wagon seems to have a few riders, Most beautiful? '2? Smile. Granny! !! Whatcha hidin' , Debbie? g. Doride estis Sr. Copeland? What's with you, Devers'?? ' E 3 Mr: E3 Ride 'em Cowboy. : s. :1 Western Dance The dance was a big success. The Black Jack Kid really thinks he is fast on the draw. Ha! Larry Hairy Face Dore was all smiles. Austin High Is F ast Be 3!- lf-. 5.. Richard Theriot shows off the ribbon for his art. He also got Brenda Roberts and Sheila Lions, interscho- the an award. lastic winners, are shown here with their pencil, pad and typewriter. Our award winning cast seemed to be taking it quite easy on their way to Austin. Everyone stops to pose for the cam- era. Could it be that there are some hams in the group? coming A School of Recognition Arlene hr 1e and Mr. Manry are sho wn with Lucy Delcambre and Ed C esson won nest their certificates for winning the Voice of Democ- actor and actress in Region and District. racy and V.F.W. speeches. . Charles Adams and Marlynda Mouirquies were outstanding in speech. Charles Ad-ams won a position on the All-star cast. Terry Ray won Hon. Mention. 69 Student Council Sponsors Activities The food drive helped to give the less fortunate a merrier Christmas. Those heading the food drive were: Donald Pujol, Chesley Minter, Paula Chesmn, and Carroll Higginbotham. Sandra Byers was chosen Steve Hall and Jack Jones seemed Everyone Watches. Queen of Hearts. Her 35- to have a good time. con was Isabel Moreno, 70 A Special Day Is Set for Kennedy Memorial Marlynda gave a speech on the life of John F. Kennedy This year has been one of the most pro- ductive in the history of Stephen F. Aus- tin Student Councils. The Student Coun- cil has made more progress and given the students more activities than ever be fore. 7l Blue and Gray Party Conventions Chairman Mike Battaglio and Clifford Carlin began the Blue Ed Chesson made a speech Secretary Linda Goodson began Party Rally. in favor ofcharles Adams. the Gray Party Rally. :77; .,., ,A. - F: Terry Ray stands to cast his vote. Susan Sparks cast her vote. Everyone gave a show of hands. Lynn Hatch accepts the nomination for Veep. Installation of New Student Council Officers The new officers seem rather nervous. The new and old presidents. Carroll and Arlene. stand together and review student council progress. Carroll begins the installation. 9:5me cis-o Cheese??? We could have danced all night. HO? m a H. H Ho H. Li Lara A. you doing on that ladder? Charles, what are 4A.. . y . g my, Would you like some cake in the eye? Boy, it is cold out there! Awards Day Science awards were given to three scholars. They are; Carlton Young, Tommy Hawthorne, and Carroll Higginbotham. Sharon Peters was chosen as outstanding home ec. student. Sandra Mouhot was awarded the girls' physical ed. award. Linda Zelsdroff. the outstanding drama stu- dent. was recognized. The outstanding cast of S.E.A. was recognized by Mr. Manry. Bonnie Bell receiving the Spanish Mrs. Smith gave an award to Gerald Arledge is out- award. a Junior High student for music. standing in art. Receiving mathematic awards are Carlton Young and Tommy Hawthorne. Outstanding in typing is Linda Pi- Evelyn Bolel accepts her award can. from NIH. Johnson. 77 Those receiving the achievement awards are Marlynda Mouirguies, Bonnie Bell, Jessie Koonce, The citizenship awards went to Hay Blanton, and Suzanne Gobert. Arlene Hildabridle. Lynn Hatch, and Mary Grand. Arlene Hildabridle receiving The most cooperative boy in Receiving the Social Stud- the English award. Physical Education, Mike Bat- ies award is Judy LaVeme. taglio. Marlynda Mouirguies receiving the Receiving the speech award is Outstanding choir member, Drama award. Charles Adams. Paula Chesson. 78 Receiving their awards for achievement and citizen- ship were Carroll Higginbotham and Madeline Alford. Jackie Marceaux re- ceived the N.E.D.T. award. Paul Porter re- ceives his award from Mr. Smith. The I Dare You Award was given to Carroll Higgin- bothan and Marlynda Mouirguies. Richard Theriot received the an award. Lynn Boudreaux got an award in shop. The American Legion award went to Judy Parker and Edward Polombo. 79 The Class of '66 gather around the flagpole for the annual ceremony. Everyone is smiles . solemn? Madeline sure is happy. Senior Play Every year at the end of school. the students file into the auditorium to see the senior play. This year was no excep- tion. The play was based on a spy theme. Graduation N ight The top ten of the '66 graduating class were: FIRST ROW; Sandra Mouhot, Peggy McLarty, Marlynda Mouirguies, Linda Picou, and Paula Chesson. SECOND ROW: Tommy Hawthorne, Carroll Higginbotham, Linda Goodson, Lynn Boudreaux, and Evelyn Borel. Tommy Hawthorne was chosen salutatorian. Everyone listens attentively. What's so bad about graduation? Congratulations, Deb. Don't be scared. Sandy. Ex Stephen F. Austin principal, Mr. A. Koerth. introduces speaker. While the band played and the choir sang Dr. Yates gets ready to present the Climb Ev'ry Mountairf', a few tears ap- diplomas. peared . Mrs. Jehlen changes the tassel. I finally made it! So did I! 83 mmmmw Commencement Exercises begin as the robed The Class of '66 arrange themselves in the pro- Seniors of '66 file out the door. per order to receive their diplomas. The tassel turning for Glenna. Those great high school days are over forever. 84 torians 10 Two Valed S e m a N A. F. S. Q5 A'thle tics give u ff . Is something i ve essentld thefsilu; um- g . W ith this competi Attitude, . i one learns to strive - n . al. The kedi cGi'nPelitot is ve 3- 61-1; av. , lgss - r-i me.19,steanLhe 'con- stmtly ' s to better himself duougl'Lhis awn i ' aCuOHS- ' ' fa, i. ..A y Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Stephen F. Ausnn Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin 21 33 28 27 33 48 22A-A Champs Bishop Byrne St. Mary '3 Kirwin Kelly Buna W oodville Little Cypress Newton Kirbyville Kountze Eagles Bash Bulldogs to Claim BI-District Isabel bashes head on imo the Bulldogs. Boudreaux crashes through Crockett and goes for :36 yds. 90 Isabel flies around the Bulldogs. Eagles Fall to Needville The Eagles' victorious journey was ended by the Bluejays of Needville. A very close and exciting game kept the fans on edge. The final outcome was six to 51x, and the Bluejays won on penetration Highlights of the Season Paul fights his way down the field to score six. Eagles tight long hard battle to victory. 92 1965-66 Coaching Staff Mickey Guidry, Ray Ahney, Charles Simmons, Tex Bushnell, Jim Smbbs and Jessie Castete Thanks to our wonderful coaching staff, our boys have advanced both physically and spiritually. Due to the fact that these men are so dedicated in their work, it influences the boys to do their best and take pride with the utmost of their ability in all they strive to do. 94 1965 All-District Players RICHARD HAGEN Guard CHARLES LANDRY Defensive End C ARLTON YOUNG Offensive Tackle PA UL PORTER Offensive Fullback MIKE HEBERT De fensive Tackle MIKE BLANKENSHIP Offensive End Defensive Safety x a an 4H,. : I LYNN BOUDREAUX ISABEL MORENO JACK JONES 94 Defensive Lineback Tailback Defensive Safety All-State Players MIKE BU FFIN GTON First String Center HOY BLANTON CLIFFORD CARLIN Second String End Third String Quarterback 95 Football Banquet 1965 Advice from Coach 1: 1' Gas e e Tommy O'Brien Guest Speaker Mascot Susan Castete receives pre- MIKE HERBERT sent from Madeline. Lynn Boudreaux received Most Cooperative Defensive Lineman Player from Coach Stubbs Richard Hagen presents the coaches Captains Clifford Carlin and Richard Hagan with gifts From Mr. Abney to wife with love 1966 Football Sweetheart Sandra Mouhot Austin Eagle Cheerleaders Zibmdm mHmHmbO 98 Honwwg WW Amzwzu Howuo'um SANDRA MOUHOT ARLENE HILDABRIDLE Senior Junior Senior Head Cheerleader S. F. A. Cheerleaders SANDY CESSAC CHARLENE NUNEZ Senior Senior Senior 1965 B1- .g FIRST ROW; left to right: Billy Welch, yTalbert Loyd, Steve Hall, Carlton Young. Mike Blankenship, Mike Hebert. Ricky Lopez, Isabel Moreno, Darrell Nixon, Jack Jones, Larry Porter, Terry Ray, Jimmy Romero. SECOND ROW, Maxie Buchanan, Billy Brummett, Bob Purgahn, Jimmy Devers, Paul Porter. Lynn Boudreaux, Mike Buffington, Carrol Higginbothom, David Philyaw, John Buchanan, Ronald Mallet, Jimmy Graham, Darrell McNiel, Wayne Minter. IOO District Champs THIRD ROW. Coach Bushnell. Coach Castete, Craig Belaire, Len Hatch, Glenn Borel, Larry Dore, Charles Landry. Hoy Blanton. Clifford Carlin, Edmond Chesson, Dawayne Melancon, Dan Alphin, Jerry Sparks, Lee McLeod, Richard Hagen, Coach Abney. Coach Stubbs. 151 ROW: Paul Porter, Mike Blankenship. Jack Jones, Isabel Moreno. 2nd ROW: Kerwin Robison, Hey Blanton. Coach Simmons, Clif- ford Carlin. and Ricky Lopez. Watch out below! Up and 1n ' n J w Lr LA M'Mg unil- Np, mmkmc ' qr ind Dunk; l Eym F N Don't brag Charlie! .-Oh-.quqr1m:lm lst ROW Curtis Alphin, Joe Rice. Buddy Porter, Ronald Mallet. Larry, Dupuis, Maxie Buchanan 2nd ROW Coach Simmons, Dan Alphin, Glenn Borel. Johnny Sparks, J. R. Hardin Blanton gets high! Sparks makes a try! Borel loops for two. He's great 'cause he 's a sophomore! Blanton jumps against Little Buna and Port Acres meet. Carlin keeps Buna in sus- Cypress. . . pense. Dusty Roads reports for the Sparks recovers for the Eagles. Eagles. . x. o .. y Alphin jumps as others l04 wait. f'K Blankenship picks up two. Robison gets rebound. Coach Simmons gives advice. Carlin jumps for the Eagles. Blankenship looks for aid Dusty Roads announces. Buna game starts. Moreno out-wits opponent. Track 66 15! Row - Kenneth Robin, Royce Ronquille, Charles Adams Isabel Moreno. 2nd ROW - Coach Abney, David Philyaw, Ronald Mallet. Jerry Sparks, Rick Lopez, Joe Rice. 3rd ROW - Clifford Carlin, Tommy Chambers, Hoy Blanton Dan Alphin and Edmond Chesson. l06 1966 Letterman: lst ROW, Kenneth Robin, Ricky Lopez, Isabel Moreno. 2nd ROW, Jerry Sparks, Clifford Carlin, Kerwin Robinson. Ricky Lopez displays some of the track action. l07 Baseball 966 a. mvgh xxx. ,L FIRST ROW: David Jones, J. R. Hardin, Jack Jones, John Ward. Ruben Bonin, Buddy Porter, Billy Brummett. Hey Blanton, Mike Blankenship, Curtis Alphin. SECOND ROW: Coach Guidry, Terry Guidry, Linnus Blanton. Johnny Sparks, Walter Leysath, Ronnie Terry, James Ensign, Paul Potter, Richard Hagen, Mike Talbot. Coach Guidry l08 That'a a boy. Hoy. km: M ..x . ,' . w . Hagen follows through. Boy, what man-power! Mike coming in for bats. l09 Brummett makes base hit. Carlin hits a fielder. .YV'WVJIJ w. , A Moreno makes a good catch. Leysath pitches a curved ball. M' a rt ' v .., V Blanton hits a foul ball. IIO Volleyball FIRST ROW: Sandy Cessac. Charlene Nunez, Christine Bordages. Loretta Whatley Sheila Lyons, Sherri Chesson, Judy Deavers. SECOND ROW: Elaine Evans, Cathy Calais, Susanne Whatley, Silvia Richards, Elaine Babineaux, Della Richards, Barbara Harrison, and Mrs. Abney. Do you believe in a Sun god The go-go girls of S.F.A. Della? Remember the Ole Time Stats. I I l J unior High Sports 6: $94:5.1:va'V 44$? Kaaiu s. THE JUNIOR HIGH BOYS are really mixing it up. ROBERTS DRIVES for the tape. THE CHEERLEADERS SHOUT for their team and coax the crowd to do the same. In Sports Scenes THE CROWD TENSES as the time nears for the great Eagles to run our on the field and battle the opposing team. I made it! !! I made it! !.'!! Who threw that basketball! ! l! I I3 win: k ;f;yi. mmIIW' N ational Honor Society SEATED left to right: Mr. Copeland; sponsor, Evelyn Borel, Marlynda Mouixguies. STANDING: Cathy Broussard, Jessica Godfrey, Wayne Bertrand. Paula Chesson, Carroll Higginbotham, Linda Good- son, Lynn Boudreaux. Linda Picou, Tommy Hawthorne. Sandra Mouhot, Arlene Hildabridle. Senior NHS members are honored by the other mem- bers at a breakfast. 01d members make induction of new members. F uture Teachers at: UM; m SEATED is Arlene Hildaindle; President. STANDING: lst ROW are Linda Peltier, Pat Jones, Cathy Bmussard, Peggy McLarty and Pam Jennings. 2nd ROW are Mike Talbot, Terri Foreman, Karen Seeger. Larry Miguez, Marlynda Mouirguies and Buster Thorla. Mr. Tunnell - Sponsor The Future Teachers leave for Austin and the Future Teachers Con- vention. ll7 m. 3. a , 5 lst ROW left to right: Barbara Harrison, Linda Moreno, Jessie Koonce, Vernell Comeaux, Sheila Brown. Julie Guidry, Helen Jones, Debbie Peron. 2nd ROW: Pat Medford, Gail 'I'hibodeaux, Paula Chesson, Barbara Welsh, Judy Deavers, Judy Parker, Melanie Ardoin, Sheila Lyons, Dorothy Swan. 3rd ROW: Jo Ann Isadore. Melanie Broussard, Donna Baird, Christine Brandin, Marlynda Mouriguies, Irma Fuselier, Brenda Hunnicutt, Yolanda Pete. 4th ROW: Kathy Blankenship, Cindy Hubbard, Pat Partridge, Linda Zelsdorff, Prisilla Pierce, Linda Puxghan, Mary Grand, Robin Dett- ling, Janice Landry, and Linda Poche. Choir presents a spring COHCCII. Choir participates in PTA program on democ- racy. Mrs. Smith; sponsor and officers; Vernell Comeaux Mary Grand, Sheila Brown, Paula Chesson, and Marlynda Mouriguies. IIS Press Club The Press Club has made it possible for the students of S. F. A. to keep up with all the schoolhs activities through the pages of its Eagle Eye? Editors Linda Picou and Phyllis DeCoux and Fea- ture Editor Marlynda Mouirguies distribute the Eagle Eye . u. SEATED are- Phyllis DeCoux and Linda Picou. STANDING are lst ROW: Juanita Feemster, Gayle Feemster, Sheila Brown, Cathy Henry, Madeline Alford, Donna Guidry. Charlene Nunez, Paula Chesson. and Sandy Cessac. 2nd ROW; Mrs. Coco; Sponsor, Deborah Brandin, Jack Jones, Buddy Porter, Edward Palombo, Sandra Member, and Bob Purgahn. H9 Future Nurses x! . r L, : lst ROW left to right: Diana Romero, Jessica Godfrey, Barbara Harrison, Glenna Graham, Judy Delcambre, Madeline Bernard, Mary Jane Hebert, Helen Jones, Sharon Peters. lst ROW top to bottom: Metilda Kut- ta, Elizabeth Sonnier, Kathy Blankenship, Connie Murphy, Fonda Wright, Brenda Sonnier, Lucy Delcam- bre, Karen Breaux, Donna Guidry, Linda Zelsdorff, Nancy Dillingham. 2nd ROW top to bottom: Linda Breaux, Nolia Lege, Kathleen Edgerly, Patsy McLaity, and Elizabeth Lege. a, 1 Linda Breaux, Patsy McLarty and Madeline Ber- nard practice fust aid on Judy Delcambre. Mrs. Swa fford Sponsors Mrs. Beaumont Eagle Feathers SEATED is editor Tommy Hawthorne. STANDING left to right: Janice Montgomery. Mary Grand, Sharon Wismer, Janet Reynaud, Mark Porlacci, Marlynda Mouirguies, C. E. Smith, Lynn Hatch, and Pat Partridge. Making ready for publication is Pat Partridge, Tommy Hawthorne Marlynda Mouixguies, and C. E. Smith. Mrs. Jehlen Sponsor Tommy Hawthorne Editor I2I Girls Recreation Association OFFICERS: Linda Picou, Phyllis DeCoux, Mrs. Abney - Sponsor, Sylvia Richards. Sheila Brown. xx , 3:: x v? Wm z , m. M .. gwgo .. : rm x ?; JW?! A 151 ROW left to right: Linda Picou, Phyllis DeCoux, Sheila Lyons, Gayle Broussard, Melanie Broussard, Rose Ander- son, Janelle Trahan, Madeline Alford, Sandy Cessac, Judy Deavers. Christine Bordages, Loretta Whatley. Sherry Jones, Sheila Brown, Sylvia Richards. 2nd ROW: Sandra Mouhot, Della Richard, Bobbie Arceneaux. Brenda West, Sandra Warner, Charlene Nunez, Elaine Babineaux, Linda Poche, Linda Gillard, Mrs. Abney. 122 Library Club lst ROW Left to right: Ruth Peters, LeDonna Maxwell, Paula Dewey, Pat Taylor. David Price, Deborah Brandin, Cathy Calais. 2nd ROW: Lucy Delcambre, Miss Reid, James Lege, Gaylon Robinson, Judy Beavers, Elaine Babi- neaux. Lana Lopez. The Library Club has done a fine job in assisting the students of S. F. A. in using our library to the fullest extent. Miss Reid - Sponsor I23 Senate lst ROW left to right: Charlene Nunez, Mike Coats, Brenda Gaspard, Sherry Chesson, Ronnie Broussard, Mike Blank- enship, Chifford Carlin, Evelyn Borel, Lynn Boudreaux. Mike Wilson. Jimmy Devels, Paula Chesson, Carroll Higgin- botham. Jack Jones, David Philyaw, Larry Miguez, Wayne Minter. Debbie Boudreaux, Linda Peltier, Karen Seeger, Janice Landry, Jessie Koonce, Pam McClelland, and Rose Anderson. 2nd ROW: Wayne Bertrand, Paul Porter, Mike Gauthier. Jackie Marceaux, Charles Adams, Bob Purgahn, and Mr. McGill. OFFICERS: Jack Jones. Carroll Higginbotham, Mike Sponsor - Mr. McGill Wilson, Lynn Boudreaux, Jimmy Devels, and Paula Chesson. I24 House of Representatives lst ROW left to right: Judy Parker, Carolyn Russell, Patsy Calais. Gloria Richards, Jeanette Alford, Peggy Squires. Gwen Rowzee, Rhoda Talbot, Sally Richards, Ruth Abshire, Laura Purgahn, Mary Grand, Suzanne Gobert, Madeline Tompkins, Janet Reynaud, Mark Portacci, Kyle Bland, Don Calais, Cindy Jordan, Pat Delcambre, Linda Johnson, Terri Hebert, Elaine Rodriques, Pam Jennings. 2nd ROW: Mls. Musselwhite, Debbie Peron, Lucy Hidalgo, Kay Foreman, Sue Lyseth, Don McFarlin, Preston Cessac, Tandy Nelson. Mrs. Musselwhite House informs Jr. High students as to how the Student Sponsor Council operates. l25 Pep Squad KNEELING are cheerleaders: Sandy Cessac, Madeline Alford, Sandra Mouhot, Myra Kidder, Arlene Hildabridle, and Susan Castete; center. STANDING axe lst ROW: Paulette Stansbury, Loretta Whatley, Sheila Lyons, Deborah Hebert, Brenda Marshall, Pam McClelland, Cathy Broussard, Linda Holbrooke. Julie Guidry, Connie Jemigan, Novia Hilda- bridle, Pat Jones, Donna Stansbury; 2nd ROW: Christine Bordages, Phyllis DeCoux, Cathy Henry, Lmda Picou, Della Richard, Kathy Smith, Sandra Fontenot, Kathy Vanslyke. Barbara Hartman, Helen Jones, Linda Poche, Rita Nolan. 31d ROW: Joyce Fawvor, Donna Guidry. Evelyn Borel, Sheila Brown, Marlynda Mouirguies, Janelle Thahan, Gayle Blandford, Brenda West, Cathy Calais, Bobbie Arceneaux. Peggy Bryan, Billie Smith, Linda Bryan. 4th ROW: Prisilla Pierce. Mae Music, Brenda Roberts, Nancy Pitrey. Ann Reynaud, Sandra Jordan, Elaine Babineaux, Sandra Warner, Linda Zelsdorff, Glenna Graham, Paulette Belaire, Sherry Chesson, Elizabeth Sonnier, and Kathy Blanken- ship. Mrs. Abney Mrs. Castete Sponsor Sponsor Math and Slide Rule Club Left to right: David Price. Carlton Young, Terri Foreman, Lynn Boudreaux, Mike Wilson, and Irma LeBlanc. Left to right: Mr. Smith, IrmaLeBlanc, Lonnie Atkinson, Dickie Burnham, Larry Fergurson, Terri Foreman. Billie Atkinson, Nancy Young, Raymond Fisher, Lane Fuse- lier, and Mr. Weldon. lst ROW left to right: Billy Belch, Max Sipple, Terry Bearden, Richard Jones, Mr. Nixson, Gene Guidry. and David Milazzo. 2nd ROW: Joe Rice. Roy Licitino. Donald Picou, and Roger Fisher. Drama SEATED in foreground are officers Paula Chesson, Mary Grand. Arlene Hildabridle, Sherry Chesson, Glen Laird. KNEELING are Nancy Young, Suzanne Goben, Terri Foreman, Judi Smith, Carolyn Russell Judy Parker, Madeline Tompkins, Marsha Hazelden, Elizabeth Hawkins, Norbert Romero, WildaLSegura, Debbie Peron. STANDING are Mr. Joe Manry; sponsor, Mike Jones, Gail Francis, D. C. Nixson, Pat Robinson, Johnny Sparks, Mark Portacci, Kathy Miguez, Lynette Prater, Mike Rowzee, Linda Zelsdorff, Randy Smith, Shown Blackwell. Norris Louvier, Edward Palombo, Roy Benoit, Jerry Sparks, Madeline Alford, Don McFarlin, Marlynda Mouirgues. Jimmy Choate, Linda Peltier and Rose Oltxemari. :22 gg Mr. Manry, sponsor says. The show must go on . I28 Linda Zelsdorff stars in Everybody Loves Opal . Charles Adams and Terry Ray in a scene from Aria da Capo . The backstage crew creates the setting for Everybody Loves Opal . Annual Staff Prod x i 1 Left to right: Kay-Burnham, Karen Breaux, Sandra Mouhot, Mary Grand, Larry Fergerson, Len Hatch, Cheryl Monk, Bob Purgahn, Dicky Bumham, and Judy Choate. Staff members work eagerly under the supervision of Miss Kethley. Phyliss DeCoux and Linda '30 Picou uces The Eagle?9 SITTING is Bob Purgahrn. editor. STANDING: Karen Breaux, Len Bob mrgahn Hatch, Judy Parker, Larry Ferguson, Cathy Brossard, Sandra Mouhot, Editor and Judy Choate. These are the people who are in charge of the dif- ferent departments of the annual. Miss Ke thley S ponsor Bob supervising Larry and Judy working MARILYN ARNOLD BELINDA COMEAUX Twiller Twirlers JUDY CHOATE CHRISTINE BRANDIN PATSY McLARTY TWiIIEI Head Twirler McLARTY bran : CLARINETSn-lst ROW: Kay Burnham. Margaret Moreno, FRENCH HORNS--- Debbie Kea, Cherry Jones, Pat Rushing, Terri Hebert, Dolores Marlynda Mouriguies, Moreno, Peggy McLarty. 2nd ROW: Diana Brummett, Kathy Laura Poche, Janice Kethley, Mary Arnold. Sue Leysath, Donna Hock, Shirley Guillory, Susan Rose, Elaine Rodriguez. FLUTES---Chery1 Monk, Judy Choate, Madeline Tompkins. Mary Delcambre, Debbie Veil. 2nd ROW: Sharon Wismer, Mona White, Jackie Guidry, Terri Monk, Terri Foreman. SAXOPHONES---Robbie Pierce, Pam Jennings, Terry Wolfe, Mark Haselden, Earl Dorman, Zella Guidry. 2nd ROW: Belinda Comeaux, Sherri Laughlin, Norris Louvier, Patsy McLarty. I34 Bearden. Gayla Mouri- CORNETS- lst ROW: Wayne Bertrand, Larry Miguez, Ruth guies. Ann Poche, Kathy Stanly, Debbie White, Marilyn Arnold, 2nd ROW: Mike Jones, Susan Sparks, Mickey Gill, Robert Allen. LOWER BRASS---Walter Leysath, Brenda Scott, Frank Lorn- baxdo. 2nd ROW: Charles Jones. Christine Brandin, Charles Leysath. PERCUSSION---Marsha Hazleton, Mike Coats, Richard Jones, Buster Thorla. 2nd ROW: Jackie Marceaux. lst ROW: Left to Right: Kay Bumham, Margaret Moreno, Debbie Kea, Zella Guidry, Madeline Tomp- kins. Sharon Wismer, Mona White, Jackie Guidry, Mary Delcambre, Debbie Veil, Terri Foreman, Judy Choate, Cheryl Monk. 2nd ROW: Cherry Jones, Pat Rushing, Terri Hebert. Patsy McLarty, Sherri Laugh- lin, Belinda Comeaux, Earl Dorman, Mark Haselden, Terri Wolfe, Pam Jennings. Robbie Pierce. 3rd ROW; Elaine Rodriguez, Dolores Moreno, Diana Brummett, Kathy Kethley, Peggy McLarty, Susan Rose. Wayne Bertrand, Larry Miguez, Ruth Ann Poche, Kathy Stanley, Debbie White, Marilyn Arnold, Mike Jones, Susan Sparks. 4th ROW: Mary Arnold, Sue Leysath, Pat Blanford, Donna Hock. Dorthy Vines. Shirley Guillory. Laura Poche, Janice Bearden, Gayla Mouirguies, Mickey Gill, Robert Allen, Christine Brandin, Frank Lombardo, Brenda Scott, Walter LeysaLh. 5th ROW: Mr. Eckman: Director, Charles Jones, Richard Jones, Marsha Haselden, Mike Coats. Terri Daniels, Buster Thorla, Ruth Haynes, Jackie Marceaux. Peggy McLarty selected as outstanding Drum Major at Hunsville. S.F.A. Band Performs in the Huntsville Parade. l36 f Band-gegveethear mobb' me Senior Favorites Sandy Cessac Isabel Moreno Junior Favorites David Killian Karen Seeger Sophomore Favorites Darrell Dore Janice Landry Most Likely to Succeed Caroll Higginbotham Judy LaVerne Best All-Around Richard Hagen Charlene Nunez mm m IAR Miss Austin High Charlene Nunez 3 g ?;?J 5p King 1-wa $ From the House of Blanton Prince Paul Porter Princess Sandra Byers Princess Myra Kidder Prince Jimmy Devers Prince Larry Dore Princess Charlene N unez I49 Duke David Killian Duchess Karen Seeger Duchess Cathy Broussard Duke Larry Porter I50 Gentleman In Waiting Bob Purgahn Lady In Waiting Lita Broussard Gentleman In Waiting Tommy Chambers Lady In Waiting Della Richards l5l c' a. ' ;, ' 533mg, depn in Junior High School ark .fepreserirhtiyes of the bridge builders of the - 3'? ' fygugef 1n Junib? High School they areexposad ' , ISVresPOnSibilitia, and are taughuo acceptde- feat as well asVictory. g r: f; Really now, did she think the choir 9 Teachers turning cheerleaders? What will they think was really an the bad. of next? Linda looks mad, do you think Buster wanB money? . Everyone wants to get in. The Student Council plants a tree in honor of President Kennedy. Them Sophomore kids sure knew how to dress for the old wash. Something seems quite interesting. Looks like he had something on his'mind instead of taking pictures. Everyone seems to be enjoying himself. l55 what happened? why's everybody looking at every- one else? I wonder if there's any conversation, it looks pretty tiring. Well he was, but it looks like Mr. Tunnell isn't going to go along. Looks as ifJirnmy Devers is going to enjoy shooting Mr. Tunnell. Do you think it could be very interesting? l56 Scenes: Friends. Romans, and countrymen. . . ?'z-qk Oh. you shouldn't have. Up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's . . . What is it????? What a drag. Let's get out of here. '57 Around the School Do you believe in magic? Student Council in action. Junior officers . Mr. Smith at a track meet. Junior Highs at work 0 Seventh Graders take over San Jacinto. House members meet before the Student Body. That's right Kathy, stand up. I59 Adams, Robert Allen, Charles Anderson, Paul Arceneaux, Barbarbra . Ardoin, Melanie m'fflfm Armand, David Arrendondo, Rudy Atkinson, James Baird, Donald Baird, Donna Bell, Larry Benoit, Robert Branhan. Charles Branhan, David Brazill, Brenda Breaux, Donna Broussar'd, Gail Broussard, Gale Broussard, Morty Brown, Jimmy Burnham, Richard Cain, Linda Calais, Patsy Cessac, Preston Choate, James Christian, Deborah Church. Randy Colman. Steve Comeaux, Vernell Dailey, Joyce Daniel, Carolyn Davidson, Doug Davis. Gerald Davis, Patricia Deming, Robin Dewy. Lynn Dale Dionne, Hazel Dohon, Larry Dorman. Earl Doucet, Roland Duhun, Wanda Hopkins, Linda Hidalgo, Virgie Hughes, Wanda Isadors. Jo Ann Jennings, James Jennings, Pam Jones, Mike Jones. Judith Jones, Sherry Keys, Judy Killian. Ray Kimball, Linda Laird, Glenn Lawless, Peter Leysath, Charles LeBlanc, Robert LeBlanc, Irma Ldftin. Sherry Lott. Rex Louvier, Norris Mack, Howard Martinez, Arnold McFarlin, Donald Medford, Patricia Miguez, Katherine England, Darrel Ferguson, Larry Fisher, Raymond Foreman. Terry Francis, Gail Fuselier. Dianne Fuselier, Dorothy Fuselier, Lane Allen Gaspard, Dean Gobert. Suzanne Gordon, Betty Grand, Mary Guidry, Zella Guillot. John Harper, Jan Haselaon, Marsha Hawkins, Elizabeth Herring, Tony Miller, Mary Monk. Terry Mosely, Marilyn Music, Rhona Minter, Clarence Nelson, Tandy Nesbitt, James Odom, Lawrence Palombo, Edward Parker, Darrell Parker. Judy Peron. Deborah Perryh James Peta. Yolanda Poche, Ruth Ann Prater, Lynnette Price. David Ransom, Cecelia Richard, Gloria Rinehart, Kerry Roach, John Robertson, Patricia Robinson, Terry Rodriquez. Elaine Ronquille. Chester Roy, Phillip Russell, Carolyn Samar, Mona Savant, Margaret Segura, Wilda Smith, Donald Smith, Judi Smith, Phyllis Sonnier, Ernest Sonnier, Larry Stanley, Judy Stenmark, Darlene Stewart, Susan Swan, Dorothy Taylor. Patricia Theriot, Thomas Vidrine, Michael Ward, Pat Welch, Barbara White, Roddy Wiggins. Mary Young, Nancy Taylor, Don Ninth grade homeroums were led by: Jan Harper, 9D president Earl Dorman. 9B president Jimmy Choate. 9A president Don McFarland. 9C president Vice-Presidents: Nancy Young, 9A Pat Taylor, 9B Gloria Richards, 9C Secret aries: Suzanne Gobert, 9A Zella Guidry, 9D Judi Smith, 9B Margie Savant, 9C lb3 8A TOP ROW: left to right: Mrs. Beaumont, Tenna Hranikey. Ronnie Burris, Debbie Kea, Laura Purgahn, Cindy Lo- pez; SECOND ROW: Brenda Toups, Gwen Rowzee, Pauline Guidry, Pat Delcambre, Madeline Thompkins, Ruth Ab- shire, Mona White, Terri Daniels; THIRD ROW: Becky Smithart, Karen Burris, Cindy Jordan, Bruce Byars, Tim Hatch, Jimmy ijpy, Max Sipple David Milazzo; FOURTH ROW: Terry Beardon, Roger Dickson, Robert Kidder, Stephen Smolsky Bobby Johnson, Gary Smith, Billy Baker. Ronnie Roberts, Mike Rowzee. Gene Guidry. 8B TOP ROW; left to right: Selwyn Robinsoq. Charles Marshall, Mr. Fuller, Don Calais, Stanley Welson, Tim Higgin- botham; SECOND ROW: Dennis Nixson, Russell Iemaire, Walter Van Slyke, Dana LaVeme, Debbie Viel, Darlene Fortune, Mary Delcambre; THIRD ROW: Pat Rushing, Janet Reynaud, Cynthia Guillery, Debbie White, Ivy Jean Dailey, Diane Camill, Linda Romero. Rhoda Talbot; FOURTH ROW: Terry Romero, Ymonne Blevins, Daniel Guy, Dean Klmball, Donald Adams. Jimmy Broussard. Billie Holman. Jeri Lynn Smith, Linda Sanders, Armanda Touchet. lb4 8C TOP ROW: Randy Smith, Dolph Walker, Kenneth Mallet, Randy boftin. Mrs. Abney. SECOND ROW: Debbie Babineaux, Peggy Squires, Melinda Martin, Gale Wagenfuhr, Colleen Cain, Faye Evens, Glenda Desormeaux. THIRD ROW: Terry Delcambre, Gary Broussard, Tommy Dugas, Eddy Thibodeaux, Lester Veillon, Charles Eason, Richard Alvarez. FOURTH ROW: George Malone, Diane Dietrich, Colleen Jeffers, Kathy KeLhXey. Susan Brummen, Louise Barnhart, Jeanette Alford. Leslie Gauthier. Marvin Price . Robert 8D TOP ROW; Ronnie Harden. Druse Foreman. Danny Church, Oren Miguez, Coach Guidry. Hidalgo. SECOND ROW: Maudine Milstead, Mike Clark, Norbert Romero, Lester Patterson, Debbie Hartman, Sandra Brevell, Kenny Williams. THIRD ROW: Diane Romero, Angie Ensign, Linda Johnson, Terri Heben, Delores Moreno. Pearl Glaze, Mary Arnold, Debbie Taylor, Bobbie Hammers. FOURTH ROW: David Lawless, George Glaze, John Wilson. David Jones. Roger Fancher, Cindy Mouton. Mickey Gill, Ronnie England. Pat Karonika, Howard Sims. I65 7A TOP ROW; left to right; Shawn Blackwell. Susan Avery, Gayla Mourquies, Laura Poche; 2nd ROW: Marc Portacci, Suzanne Leysath, James Frickenschmidt, Cathy Ballard, Jackie Kethley, David Pujol, Roger Fisher; 3rd ROW: Rich- ard Bumand, Darrell Lotiolais, Terry Wolfe, Tommy Premeaux, Lana Breaux, Bonita Martin, Pat Mayers, Debbie Lanclos, Mary Darwin, Jack Smith; 4th ROW: Marc Williams, Raymond Rowzee, Bobby Belch, Carrol Stallings, Janice Bearden, Julie Knott, Sherrie Bartholemew, Robert Murphy, Mrs. Laird. '73 TOP ROW; left to tight: Debbie Hulin, Susan Rose, Deborah Scott, Kyle Breaux, Gary England, Wesley Penning- ton, Burnette Conner; SECOND ROW: Bea Cardwell, Janet Maybou, Kay Foreman, Jackie Guidry, Phyllis Harper, Beth Jeffers, Diann Wilkinson, Melody Hawthorne, Vic Sessions; THIRD ROW: Marc Haselden, Kyle Bland, Richard Jones, Gary Romero David Guy, Dale Lawless, Burt Hughes, Terry Blevins, Alexia Lopez, Jerry Robin. I66 7-C lst ROW; left to right: Diane Thobodeaux, Ginger Cessac, Victoria Brown. 2nd ROW; Sally Richard, Karen Cole. Janice Norman, Donna Hock, Gwen Musick, Rhonda Dickey. Mr. Nixson. 3rd ROW; Camilla Dailey. Debbie Patton, Debbie Arrendondo, Dorothy Vines, Merle Witter, Bill Kutta, Edward Sonnier, Ioheph Harrington, Vance Morris. 4th ROW; Darrell Stelly, Robert Allen, Paul Smith, Dave Clapton, Dandy Hopkins, Richard King, Bobby Golden, Larry Murray, Lester Little, Kim Breaux. Teddy Edgerton. 7-D 151 ROW; Debbie Fuselier. Ellis Dionne, Joe Arceneaux, Ronnie King, Ronnie Miller, Will Frantz, Pete Gaspard. 2nd ROW; Lucy Hidalgo, Pat Welch, Cindy Guy, Penny McLarty, Dorothy Allen, Arlene Thibodeaux, Karen Norris. Agnes Walker, Mike Theriot, Mr. Byaus 3rd ROW; Deana Desormeaux, Darlene Merwin, Eva Fancher, Rania Atkin- son, Byron Broussard, Garland Byron, Lenord Nolan, Randy Boley. Terry Eagleson. Terry Broussard. Hilman Ingalls. I67 , , .twmmwuu. x :3 i s , ,. , E: 0 K N 0 WM JIMMY C HOATE. , ,.P,ATSY CALAIS i rawmwwuxu? 2.33.3va . .nreo X3341 H m TERRI M6NK D N A , m A :m, M N y m N L, W The enthusiastic Jr. High Cheerleaders of 1965-66 are STANDING, left to right, Pat Karonika, Jeanette Alford, mead cheerleadem; KNEELING, Left to Right, Terrie Monk, Petra Moreno unascon and Gloria Richards. Go-o-o-o-o-o-oro, Eagles!!!!!! We're the C-H A-M-P-S. . . .I Loyal Fans support the Junior High Teams. FIRST ROW: J. Choate, R. Hildago, R. Arredondo, D. McFarlin, T. Nelson, D. Jones, D. Adams. SEC- OND ROW: D. England, Glen Laird, T. Theriot, D. Arnold, K. Williams, M. Price, B. Johnson, D. Ca- lais. THIRD ROW; D. Davidson. P. Anderson, D. Parker, P. Roy, L. Veillon, J., Smith. Dugas, C. Eason. FOURTH ROW; R. Killian, R. Boley. B. Baker, R. Roberts, R. Burris, B. Kidder, R. Rowzee, T. Primeaux, FIFTH ROW: K. Rhinehart, Buz Cessac, C. Marshall, J. Rippy, R. Smith, M. Rowzee, R. Mallet, S. Nel- son. SIXTH ROW: M. Vidrine, Kim Breaux, Kyle Breaux, R. England, G. England, Mark Portacci, R. Keen, R. Miller. Is it real? Nice run by Paul. Touchdown bound. I74 What happened? Hi Shorty! No fighting! Fleet footed Where's everyone going? Fifty push-ups! Murder Incorporated? I75 9th Grade Basketball First String Basketball Players TANDY NELSON BUZ CESSAC NORIS LOUVIER RAY KILLIAN DOUG DAVIDSO J r Giving the, hall or taking it? Neither can fly, can they? BaSk61 NEUTRAL PLAYER! Is the ball in or not? Could have danced all night A second's a long time A jump by Tony 7th-8th Grade Basketball First String Basketball Players IIMMY RIPPY MIKE ROWZEE GARY ENGLAND BOBBY JOHNSON Chasing the ball. Rippy can dribble! It's a dance? Let him have the ball. England shoots up. They get it. In for a shot. Jump ball J unior High Track 9th GRADE: KNEELING; D. Davidson, B. LaBlanc, D. Burnham, L. Duhan, R. Arrendondo, D. England, M. Vidrine. STANDING; C. Sonnier, R. Killian, D. McFarlin, T. Theriot, T. Herring, D. Ar- nold. R Roy. KNEELING: R. Hildago 1 , i 9th Grade Relay Team: 7th and 8th GRADE: KNEELING; 5. Nelson. M. Price, P. Lawless, Robert Hildalgo, Done R. Rowzee, J. Smith, D. Calais, M. Sipple. STANDING; B. Kid- McFarIin, Ray Killian. der, D. C. Nixson. G. Smith, R. Roberts. M. Rowzee, D. Milazzo. Phillip Roy . Team relaxes at Jacket Stadium. The girls ?.E. classes demonstrate tumbling for P.T.A. members. Junior High tryouts for 1966-67 cheerleaders. Smile Peoples! Solemnly they conclude a successful year. Student Council Activities What's so funny Kyle? A11 tired out? From out of the wild west. Spanish awards were given to Joan Iehlen, Darrel Latiolais, and Tommy Primeaux. midi..- 8th grade Math: David Jones, Pat Art awards were given to C01- Delcambre, Ivy Jean Daily, Linda leen Cain, Juanita Feemster, Johnson, Cindy Jordon and Teena and Richard Alvarez. Tranicky. Receiving 8th grade Spanish awards were Mike Seventh grade Social Studies Rowzee, Ronnie Roberts, Dana LaVeme, and awards were given to Jack Juanita Feemster. Smith and Tommy Primeaux. 8th grade English: Brenda Toups, Linda Johnson, Cindy Jordon, Diane Camille, Madeline Thompkins, Ivy Jean Daily, Debbie Kea. Teena Hranicky, Janet Reynaud, and Dana LaVeme. l80 Receiving Achievement Receiving Citizenship awards were awards were 7th grade 8th grade Madeline Thompkins, Tommy Primeaux, and 7th grade Tommy Primeaux. 8th grade Robert Kidder. Awards Day Mr. Manry awards Debbie Kea, Jimmy shop awards were given to Homemaking awards: Teena Rippy, Robert Kidder, Ronnie Burris and Bruce Byars and Don Calais. Hranicky, Pat Delcambre, Dana LaVerne 8th grade Social Studies Linda Sanders, Bea Catdwell, awards. Rhonda Dickey. Robert Kidder, Madeline Thompkins, Colleen Jeffers received an Art Debbie Hulin and Mark Portacci re- award for the ITIOSt work 60m- ceived Physical Education awards. plated. Receiving 7th grade Art awards Receiving 7th grade English Mrs. Smith gave awards to Debbie were Debbie Arrendondo, Darrel awards were Joan Jelhen, Mark Hullin, Robert Murphy, David Pu- Stelly, Gary England, Mark Por- Portacci and Tommy Primeaux. jol, Tommy Primeaux and Shawn tacci, Raymond Rowzee, and Kim Blackwell. Breaux. 3 7 2 3 Gulfway Drive IIIVES'I'IGA'I'E WMSAVIIIGS... Ix 29 Port Arthur, Texas CHARLES S. Carl Fred Randall Sr. C. S. Randall, Beutt Randall, Carl Fred Randall Jr. RANDALUS BARBER SHOP Four Barbers for Your Convenience 3534 Twin City Highway Groves, Texas I 528 Procter Street PortArthur, Texas IWKCIS SHOP AND DEMITASSE Evening Wear and Apparel Jefferson City I82 M 2205 Canal Street Gateway Port Acres, Texas JOHNNIE AIFORWS SUPER MARKET Located at 5897 West Port Arthur Road PE 6-1041 Port Acres, Texas Join the rush to, Johnnie's l83 ,3 : magma? 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