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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1967 volume:

' EDITORS9 NOTE w-wm - The volume 6f sand in an hour glass is relatively small when compared to all the sand on all the thousands of beaches. If all this sandye combined to construct a sand clock to measure the time elapsed since the creation of the earth, the supply d fall short of the demand. The time' spent in school is perhaps the most memorable to each individual, though it represents only about one-seventh of our life. Each person's' life-Epan consists of an exact number of grains passing through the imagmarumrclodt. as does the life-span of every thing. For this reason Sands of Time . has been ohosengs the theme for the '67 Eagle. PORT ARTHUR. '1 nus PUBLIC ummmr h Co-Editors, Bob Purgahn ; Cathy Broussard nkxaiieiizkt . Dedication The 1967 Annual Staff is proud to dedicate the Eglito Miss Alice Kethley. We feel that she is a most deserving person, setting an example of high standards, as well as guiding the footsteps of countless individuals. Miss Kethley graduated from this school in 1952. Upon graduation she went to Lamar Tech College for two yelrs, finishing her last two years of college at Sam Houston. She received her B.S. Degree in history in 1956. Her first teaching job was in Warren, Texas, where she taught four years and sponsored the yearbook. Her love for travel led her to Okinawa with the American Dependent Schools. During holidays and vacations, she traveled to such places as Madrid, Rome, Venice, Genoa, Amsterdam, Paris, and London. After two years had elapsed Miss Kethley joumeyed to Anchorage, Alaska, where she taught in Fort Richardson. One year later found her training for the Peace Corp. With this group she ventured to Thailand, teaching English for two years. In 1965 Miss Kethley began her teachingwhereshe graduated, here at Stephen F. Austin. We welcome her home. ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS PERSONALITIE'S AMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES J UNIYOR HIGH ADVERTISEMENTS v.0, Homecoming Is Highlight of Year During prevgame ceremonies, Judy Choate was crowned Homecoming Queen by last year's Queen, Madeline Alford. 'I- 2 E . - - Senior candidates were Karen Seeger and Judy Choate. Juniors were Paulette Stansbury and Debbie Boud- reaux. Sophomores were Terry Foreman and Zella Guidry. Homecoming The poster contest winners received recognition in the pep rally. The students 01's. F. A as they watch the pep rally. Beverly Bemard was the hundredth person to whise per Beat St. Pius The Student Council sold mums after the pep rally. t A11 for the EAGLES, stand up and hollerH . va' .5... As usual, the opposmg team was The twirlers performed to Peter Gunn and HBav hung in effigy over the bonfire man which 15 an annual affair at old 5. F. A. The great 5. F. A band played at the bonfire and boosted the already high-flying spirit of the Eagles and their fans. Go! Fight! Win! Eagles. We're with you all the way. What's a bonfue without the fans? Loretta says, V is for victory. Queen 111g m o w m 0 H S.F.A. In Calvoilcade Everyone watches as the Iwirlers do a routine S.E.A . band. In the Golden Trlangle we derive our wealth from oil. Each year we have Calvoilcade Activities to celebrate this abundance of natural resources in this area. AIL h e Pom- r1: an ,. 7: h Arlene Hildabridle was chosen Princess by the Port Ar- thur Jaycees to represent $.F.A . Arlene was chosen on the basis of her participation in many school activities. The cheerleaders smile as they ride by. The Future Nurses also represented S.E.A . in the parade. Student Council Sponsors Honor Breakfast Bonnie Bell receives her High Honors ribbon from a smiling Larry Miguez. All students maintaining an A 6r B average were honored at the breakfast. Mary Grand pins Phyllis Jordan's ribbon on her. Let's do the Harlem Shuffle Hey Kathy, what's Charles doing over there? Hey Jack, wait a minute, you haven't paid for it yet! Stage SUUCk or jUSE a camera bug? Where did all the girls go? Eagle Band Presents Concert xx. . ? , . . ; a; 7 . ; 4? a t And the band played on! Mr. Eckman plays a most valv uable role as band director. Ruth Poche, Larry Miguez, and Wayne Eamand lead in a lively number. Winter Concert Student director at work. Under the direction of Mr. Eck- man, the band has made much progress and has improved in matching and playing. We owe him a lot and thank him for all his efforts and long hours of work and patience. N.H.S. Installation Billy signs his name. Mr. Crusetumer opens the program with a speech. Lucy lights her candle. New members swear in with the hope and promise of a bright future. New Members .to R.. TOP ROW- Lane Fusilier, Diane Fuselier, Patsy Calais Mary Grand, Raymond Commander. Glenn Borel Billy Atkinson, Wanda Hughes, Judy Parker. Susan Gobert, Callie Coleman. Pam McClelland, Cathy Calais, and Phyllis Jordan . All-Sports Ban Outstanding athletes in basketball and football ' d b 11. Speaker was 1-1. W. Wil. were recogmze y a son from Bridge City who monies was Dusty is head coach of the Card- Rhodes. inals. Master of Cere- Cheerleaders present Mrs. Abney with something Coaches and wives enjoy Lhe fun. special. 20 Everybody seems to be enjoying the grub. More coaches and their wives. Whatever Jessica is saying sure seems to be funny. While everyone else gobbles. Tandy acts nutty. as usual. Do you like it. Dan? Student Council Elections That's right. Arlene. Are you that tired. Cheryl? 22 New Officers For 968 SENATE OFFICERS are, from left to right: Jimmy Choate, Raymond Commander, Len Hatch, Madeline Tompkins, Preston Cessac, and Susan Sparks. HOUSE OFFICERS are, from left to right: Mark Putter, Sue Leysath, Mark Portacci, Joanie Jehlen, and Kay Foreman. Awards And Academic awards went to Debbie Kea. Lane Fusalier, Sharon Wismer and Linda Turner. .. I . 3 Receiving citizenship awards were Janet Reynaud, Jessie Koonce. Wayne Bertrand and Edward Polombo Xchievements Billy Atkinson and Jessica Godfrey were recipients of the Bonnie Bell received the Bell Telephone PTA Scholarships. award and a $100 bond. Our representatives to Boys' and Girls' State are Jessie Koonce and Len Hatch. .7 V, ; . . . L Lucy Delcambre gets Future Nurses Arlene got the social studies aw ard. award. 25 Western Day This is the local Police Force. Mother has arrived with her children. A Great State . Don't they make a lovely couple? And Dance SEX APPEAL! !! The last of the great tribe. 27 Prom Court mm! !! L. to R. Darrell Dore. Paulette Stansbury. Darel McNeil, Cindy Hubbard, Raymond Commander. Brenda Gaspard. Craig Bellaire, Rose Anne Andelson, Allan Byars, Mr. Byars, Buddy'Porter, Karen Seeger, Mr. Crusetumer, John Weldon, Bob Purgahn. Cathy Broussard, David Killain. Becky Romero. J. R. Hardin. and Susan Hughes. Queen Karen Seeger and Buddy Porter, sitting for Tommy Chambers, who, due to a lost cumberbund and a horse. could not make it on time. 28 The Queen is crow ned. Lnd Dance Go Bob 60!! Everyone enjoyed themselves. Charles Jones helps himself to some punch. 29 Patriotic Day LEFT TO RIGHT. Wayne Bertrand, Arlene Hildabridle, Miss Kethley. Jessie Koonce, and Vicki Watson. The National Guard Check Day The Class of '67 gather around the flagpole for the an- nual ceremony. he delivers a challenge to the I uniors. h Christene and Jack are all smiles. The Class of '67 r7. 3! Senior Play What is it? Julie Guidry Cheryl Monk Judy Choate Cathy Broussard JOYCE Faw yet 32 What's so funny gang? The play per- haps? Seniors Sing Their Farewell Song 33 Graduation Night HAPPINESS CONGRATULATIONS 34 LINDA TURNER Salutatorian n a 01 r 0m tE 0mm dm LOB a V H0 or Graduates TOP ROW from left to right are Cathy Broussard, Billy Atkinson, Jessica Godfrey. and Arlene Hildabridle. BOTTOM ROW from left to right are Bonnie Bell, Linda Turner, and Wayne Bertrand. Organizations - u. .. 'The eiperience gained and the knowledge acquired from . ch31 funerals gill en'rich uur lives far beyond high school. I ??qu'etherj a skillue must nu learn in order to be -;',$98$3;$?$.1$ V , N ational Honor Society unnum- . EILHEHH FIRST ROW: L - R: Cathy Broussard. Jessica Godfrey, Lucy Delcambre. Gayle Feemster. Wayne Bertrand. PresidenL SECOND ROW: Jessie Koonce. Brenda Scott. Jackie Marceaux. Sharon Wismer, Sherri Chesson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kroutter, Mrs. Martin, Arleen Hildabxidle, Linda Turner, Bonnie Bell, Melanie Broussard, Darrel Dore. WAYNE BERTRAND. President ARLEEN HILDABRIDLE, Veep. I JESSIE KOONCE, Sec. CATHY BROUSSARD, Treas. Senate SEATED: Pam McClelland, Brenda Sonnier. Janice Knott. Patsy Calais, Sharon Wismer, ArleneHildabridle, Mary Grand. Judy Parker, Jackie Marceaux, Jessie Koonce, Jan Harper. SECOND ROW: Belinda Comeaux, Nancy Dillingham, Janice Landry. Rose Anne Anderson, Gail Thibodeaux, Wanda Hughes, Margie Savant, Darrell Dore, Pat Davis, Pam Jennings, Elaine Babineaux. Cheryl Monk, Linda Peltier, Karen Seeger. Mrs. Musselwhite. THIRD ROW; Charles Jones. Wayne Bertrand. I. R. Hardin. Larry Porter, David Price, Larry Bell, Larry Ferguson. Walter Leysath. Mike Talbot. Don MacFarlin. Senate Officers Officers of 1967 stand proudly The outgoing President Passes the after a year of service and flame 0f leadership to the new hard work. President. 4I House Officers With the light of a successful year The Speaker of the House charges in their eyes, the House officers her successor with his responsibiliv bestow their responsibilities upon ties. oLhers. House Of Representatives SEATED: Cindy Lopez, Janet Reynaud, Madeline Tompkins, Laura Purgahn, Cindy Jordan. SECOND ROW: Debbie Viel, Lucy Hidalgo, David Jones. Jeanette Alford, Ruth Abshire, James Johnson. Mark Port- er, Melody Hawthorne, Wayne Jonas, Ginger Cessac, Jerry Parker, Patti Taylor, Don Calais, Ronnie Burris, Stanley Nelson. Bob Kidder, Debbie Dickson, Pat Meyers, Dana Laverne, Terry Romero, Mr. Lee - Sponsor. Debbie Hart- man. 42 Future Teachers SEATED; Nancy Pitrey - Historian, Karen Seeger - Secretary, Arlene Hildabridle - President. Rosie Oltremari ' Treasurer. Larry Miguel - Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Patsy Calais, Judy Parker. Vicki Watson, Brenda Roberts. Billy Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Mary Grand, Kathy Stanley, Ronald Mallet, Len Hatch, Edward Palumbo. Future Teacher Trip To San Antonio 43 Future Teachers FTA portrays their '67 theme - World's Torch For Peace in the CavOILcade Parade. Among their various activities and services. the Future Teachers treated the teachers on Valentines' Day. Eagle Feathers STANDING: Jackie Loicano, Janice Montgomery. M15. Jehlen. Sponsor. BACK ROW: Jessica Godfrey. Lana Lopez, Len Hatch. Edward Palombo. Sharon Fontenette, Shawn Blackwell. FRONT ROW: Teena Hranicky, Ronald Ortego. Juanita Feemster, Joanie Jehlen, Annie Ruth Johnson. Mable Texada. F uture Nurses FRONT ROW: Mable Texada, Jan Harper. Brenda Brazill. Sherry Jones. Joyce Dailey. SECOND ROW: Patsy McLarty. Pat Medford. Jackie Loicano, Barbara Arceneaux, Fonda Wright. THIRD ROW: M15. King. Sponsor, Elaine Rodriques, Donna Baird, Roxine Jones, Mable White. Connie Murphy, Terri Monk. BACK ROW: Lucy Delcambre. Matilda Kutta. Elaine Evans. Mona Santor. Brenda West, Kathleen Edgerly, Terry F oreman. 45 Eagle Eye Staff H SEATED: Edward Palumbo. Lucy Delcambre. STANDING: Mrs. Coco. Nita Feemster, Bonnie Bell, Jessica Godfrey, Jackie Loicano, Suzanne Gobert, Madeline Tompkins, Charles Smith. BACK ROW: Mary Grand. Brenda Roberts, Brenda Scott. Joanie Jehlen, Linda Turner. Ronald Ortega. Eagle Eye Editors SEATED: Brenda Roberts - Co-Editor, Edward Palumbo - Editor STANDING: Lucy Delcambre - Co-Editor. Wayne Bertrand - Editorial Editor. Suzanne Gobext - Sports Editor 46 Annual Staff SEATED: Judy Choate. Cathy Broussard, Bob Purghan. Jessica Godfrey. SECOND ROW: Judy Parker, Dickie Burnham. Brenda Scott. Margaret Moreno, Len Hatch. Jackie Marceaux. THIRD ROW: Christine Brandin. Karen Seeger, Sue Leysath. Kathy Kethley, Kathy Stanley. Larry Ferguson, Ken- neth Gilliam. Co-Editors Co-Sponsors Co-Editors Bob Purgahn and Cathy Miss Kethley and Miss Luckenbach Broussatd have worked very hard to have done a wonderful job sponsoring make the 67 EAGLE a great one. the work done on the EAGLE Department Heads SEATED: Judy Choate - Activities. Len Hatch - Spam, Christine Brandin - Favorites. STANDING: Karen Seeger - Advertisemenns. Judy Parker -11. High, Jackie Marceaux - Orga- nizations. Jessica Godfrey - Classes. ' -. 2. x..- 4;: .x Several pictures were found to be 1111- Kathy helps Karen finish the Advertise- morous. Right. Sue? menls. Jackie and Brenda work steadily and diligently to finish organizations. STANDING: Mary Grand. Colleen Jeffers KNEELING: Yvonne Blevins, Suzanne Gobert Math 8E Slide Rule Club LEFT - RIGHT: Lane Fuselier, Raymond Fisher, Richard Arredondo. Lonnie Atkinson. Mr. Weldon, Sponsor. 49 Library Club BACK ROW: Ronald Mallet. Dan Alphin. SECOND ROW: Glenda Desormeaux. James Graham, Lawrence Odom. Sheldon Welch, Ronald Ortega. FRONT ROW: Jeanette Alford, Margie Savant. Carolyn Russell, Gayle Feemster. Billy Lyons. Debbie Hebert. Pep Squad TOP ROW: Sharon Fontenette, Josie Welch. Mable White. SECOND ROW: Brenda West. Janice Knott. Brenda Sonnier, Brenda Roberts, Connie Murphy. THIRD ROW: Cathy Calais. Kathy Mothershed. Matilda Kutta. Dianna Fuselier, Cindy Hubbard. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Calais, Debbie Hebert, Vernell Comeaux, Cathy Broussard. Wanda Knopp, Sherry Jones, Mary Grand, Julie Guidry. Suzanne Gobert. FRONT ROW: Helen Jones. Rita Nolan. Donna Stansbury. Connie Jemigen. Jackie Loicano. 50 Drama Club SEATED: Charles Jones. Judy Parker, Edward Palumbo. Marilyn Tompkins. Mary Grand, Arlene Hildabridle. STANDING: Mrs. Mayo. Randy Loftin: Dennis Janes. Debbie Veil, Brenda Toups, Gwen Rowzee, Mona White. Becky SmiLhan. Cindy Guillory, Cathy Broussard. D. C. inson, Mrs. White. 5i Les Masque Players SEATED: Madeline Tompkins. Kennard Palumbo. Lucy Delcambre, Charles Jones. STANDING: Larry Miguez, Debbie Viel. Arlene Hildabridle, Sherri Chesson. All Star Cast Selected to be on the All-Star cast at Dimict One- Act Play Contest were Sherri Chesson. Charles Jones, and Arlene Hildabridle. 52 FIRST ROW: Sherry Jones, Pat Medford, Marilyn Arnold, Judy Devers. Jessie Koonce. Ledonna Maxwell. Julie Guidry, Debbie Peron. SECOND ROW: Annie Ruth Johnson, Sharon Fcntenette, Ivy Jean Dailey. Linda Poche, Bobbi Arceanuex, Dorothy Swan. THIRD ROW: Melanie Broussard. Sharon Montegormery. Eva Joe Scott, Donna Baird, Janice Landry. Mary Grand, Janet Reynaud. Five Hundred Miles ' Vicki moves the audience with: Summer Time 53 Glee Club FRONT ROW: Vivian Thibeaux, Brad Moseley. Melody Hawthorne, Robert Allen, Karen Norris. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Meek, Brenda Malbrough. MaryKyle, Lois Swan. Cheryl Peron, Helen Nelson, Susan Portacci. Linda West, Debbie Fuselier, Patsy Woodham, Ann Jones. BACK ROW: Julie Dorman, MaryAnn Theriot. Celestine Solomen, Margaret Solomen. Bea Cardwell, Joanie Jehlen, Debbie Hulin. Rene Atkinson, Kay Forman Cindy Guy. Karen Robery. The Stage comes alive as chim- ney-sweep Robert Allen sings Chim -chimney. ' The Girls sextet pauses as the glee Club sings the accompani- ment. Q J U DY CHOA TE Senior H ead T wirler PA TSY MCLA RTY I unior CHERRY JONES Junior CHRISTINE BRA NDIN Senior MARILYN A RNOLD Junior BELINDA COMEAUX Junior Drum Major Cheryl Monk S.F.A. Twirlers FIRST ROW; Patsy McLarty, Cheryl Monk - Drum Major. Judy Choate - Head Twirler, SECOND ROW: CherryJones, Christene Brandin, Marilyn Arnold. I , Twirlers pose together at last ball game of Watch those hands. Patsyl! '67 season. 57 Blue 8K Grey LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Parker, Terry Wolfe, Dale Morgan, Earl Dorman, Carl Hulin, Mary Arnold, Kathy Stanley. Zella Guidry. Pam Jennings. Mickey Gill, Robert Allen, Madeline Tompkins, Jerry Wolfe, Debbie Veil, Debbie White, Jackie Guidry, Mike Duhon, Kathy Kethley. Mike Jones. Dorothy Vines. Laura Poche, Carol Stallings Intricate maneuvers are performed by the band at halftime. 58 S.F.A . Band participates in CavOILcade parade. 'Eag16 Band Janice Bearden. Steve Coleman. Silvia Huckaby, Charles Jones. Donna Hock, Roddy White, Pat Blanford, Kennard Palumbo, Paula Strain, Charley Leysath, Shirley Guillory, Lindsey Coleman, Margaret Moreno. Frank Lombardo, Dianne Brummet. Sue Leysath, Teri Hebert, Brenda Scott. Debbie Kea, Walter Leysath, Dolores Moreno. Richard Jones. Elaine Rodrigues. Janice Norman, Jackie Marceaux. S.E.A . BAND entertams sports fans at halftime. 59 Band Officers FRONT ROW: Madeline Tompkins. Jackie Marceaux, Cherry Jones, Margaret Moreno. Brenda Scott. SECOND ROW: Charles Jones, Walter LeysaLh, Chaxles Leysath, Larry Miguez. WA LTER LEYSATH - Senior Band - 7 years. President - 2 years All-region alternate '66 Outstanding Band Member '67 Austonians - 7 years First Chair Trombone CHERRY JONES - Junior Band - 5 years Twirler '67 Secretary '67 AMARGARET MORENO - Junior 60 Band - 6 years Librarian '67 JACKIE MARCEAUX - Junior Junior Representative '67 Bass Dxum and Timpani 3 years MELVIN ECKMAN Director Graduate of Sam Houston College Huntsville, Texas MADELINE TOMPKINS - Freshman Band 2 years Freshman Representative BRENDA SCOTT - Junior Band - 6 years Veep. 2 years Class Representative '65 All-region alternate '67 Austonians - 4 years CHARLES JONES - Junior Band 5 years Treasurer '67 First Chair Bass B LARRY MIGUEZ . Senior Band 5 years Austonians 3 yrs. Senior Representative '67 CHARLES LEYSATH - Sophomore Band 3 years Austonians '67 Sophomore Representadve '67 Austonians ,, I . l; E FIRST ROW: Pam Jennings, Patsy McLarty, Debbie Kea, Terry Wolfe, Zella Guidry. SECOND ROW: Walter Leysath. Brenda Scott, Frank Lombardo, Sue Leysath. THIRD ROW: Richard Jones. Kathy Stanley. Debbie White, Laura Poche, Janice Eearden, Mike Jones. STANDING: Charles Jones, Charles Leysath. Steve Coleman. Mr. Eckman Directo0 Stephen F. Austin9s Jazz Band bl Athletics 1 ! x I We would like to dedicate the football section of the 1967 Eagle to the late Mr, W. F. Hallmark who was a devout Eagle i fan throughout the years. Mr. Hallmark helped to boost the football spirit and to guide the people of Port Acres to sup- port their team. He set an example as an enthusiastic fan and loyal supporter of a team and the young men who played on it. A good fan is just as valuable as a good player, and Mr. Hall- mark is rated as one of the best. aw w- t V a-vAV-U ,1 It is not just eleven men that make the football team. The men you never see in the games but on the sideline also make the football team. Ronald Mal- let, James Graham, Raymond Commander, Glen Borel, Cums Alphin and Jonal Bernard watch with enthusiasm waiting their turns to play. COACH STUBBS Strong Side Line. COACH BUTAUD Head Coach. C OACH C OAC H BUSHNELL GUIDRY Line. Backfield. COACH ABNEY Weak Side Line. COACH SIMMONS m Back Field. 65 1967 EAGLES K , - . Nothing is more thrilling than the first football game of the season. Every fan's heart skips and Ex- Eagles get misty-eyed at the sight of our Eagles being ushered in by the cheerleaders. 66 The scores below do not indicate the hard work and efforts our Stephen F. Austin Eagles put forth. Today, the importance of being State Champs is greatly stressed, but winning the game is not important, it's how the game is played. Of course the team wants to be the champions and they practice long hours to try and achieve their goal. Everyone can't be champions and so we must all accept disappointment. No one can be more disappointed than the team who has put forth their all. When a team loses a game, it not only feels that it has let themselves down but feels that it has let the fans down too. We are proud of our team and our coaches, and we think our boys gave forth their best and did a very fine job. 1966 Football Schedule Sept. 8 Bishop Byrne ------ 14 Pt. Arthur - , . e6 Sept. 16 St. Mary's ------- 20 Pt. Arthur - - - 12 Sept. 23 Warren --------- 8 Pt. Arthur - - - 28 Sept. 30 Kelly --------- 12 PL. Arthur - - -:0 Oct. '7 St. Pius -------- 27 Pt. Arthur - - - -7 Oct. 13 East Chambers ----- 27 Pt. Arthur - - - -0 Oct. 21 Buna ---------- 15 Pt. Arthur . - - -0 Oct. 28 HampshiIe-Fannet - . - 0 Pt. Arthur - - - 14 Nov. 4 Kountze -------- 6 Pt. Arthur - - - 12 Nov. 10 Hardin-Jefferson - - - - 17 Pt. Arthur - - - -6 67 Porter and Mc Farlin Stop Byme cold. Jack Jones no. 18 sweeps around a left end for the first T.D. of the year. If Jack'would not have re ceived an injury, this would have been the first of many. 69 MLEA; Glen Borel, takes the ball foL another big gain. Buzz Cessac, rolling around the end, whlle Craig Bellaire No. 31, and Jimmy Graham, No. 60, blocks, for him. Sr. Lettermen: STANDING: Ronald Mallet, Buddy Porter, David Philyaw, J. R. Hardin, Steve Pre- jean, John Buchanan. KNEELING: Johnny Sparks, Billy Brummet, Bob Purgahn, Steve Hall, Billy Welch, Jack Jr. Lettermen: STANDING: Glen Boxel, Jimmy Graham, Bobby Dumas, Dwain Melancon, Linnis Blanton. KNEELING: Clarence Minter, Craig Ber aire, Jimmy Romero, Maxie Buchanan, Billy Lyon. Soph. Lettermen: STANDING: Phillip Roy, David Arnaud, Thomas Theriot, David Price, Doug Davidson. KNEELING: Buz Cessac, Tandy Nelson, Bobby LeBlanc, Don McFarland. 7l 72 66 EAGLES BACK ROW: Coach Bushnell, Paul Anderson, Benjamin Thornton, Maxie Buchannan, Linnis Blanton, David Ar- naud, Thomas Theriot, Billy Brummett, Steve Prejean, John Buchannan, Ronald Mallet, John Wright, Curtis Alphin, J. R. Hardin. SECOND ROW: Coach Butaud, Remus Texada, Dickie Burnham, Rudy Arrendondo. Jimmy Choate, Darrel Eng land, James Graham, Buddy Porter, Charles Adams, Doug Davison, David Price, Phillip Roy, Alfred Norman, Coach Stubbs, Coach Abney. FRONT ROW: David Broussard, Buzz Cessac, Donald McFarlin, Steve Hall, Bob Purghan, Jack Jones, Craig Belaire, Glen Borel, David Philyaw. Bobby LeBlanc, Terry Jones. 73 74 All District 1,. Glen Borel. Raymond Commander. and Billy Br Inf GLEN BOREL. Offensive End BILLY BRUMMET, Defensive Linebacker um met RAYMOND COMMANDER. Defensive Guard Football Sweetheart Co-Captams Steve Hall and Bob Purgahn present roses to the Sweetheart. 75 z K LIN DA PE LTIER Senior ARLENE HILDABRIDLE U-Iead Cheerleaden Senior LORETTA WHA TLEY Junior MRS. ABNEY S ponsor ROSE ANNE ANDERSON Junior DELLA RICHA RDS Senior JESSIE KOONC J unior 7b LEFT TO RIGHT: Jessie Koonce, Linda Peltier. Rose Anne Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: Loretta Whatley. Della Richards. Arlene Hildabridle. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rose Anderson, Jessie Koonce, Ar- lene Hildabridle. Loretta Whatley, Linda Peltier, Della Richard Happiness is a new jacket! Go, Big Blue! 77 Basketball 66-67 A TEAM: J. R. Hardin, Jack Jones, Glen Borel, Dan Alphin, Coach Simmons, Russel Reade, Ronald Mallet, Billy Brummet. B TEAM: Coach Simmons, Peter Lawless, Earnest McLeod, David Jones, Ken Mallet. Marvin Price. 2nd. Curtis Alphin, Howard Mack, Bobby Leblanc, Mike Hughes, Max Buchanan. 78 Coach Simmons has been basketball coach in Eagle-land for the past five years. During this time he and his teams have added many tournament trophies and district trophies to the S.F.A. trophy case. More important than trophies is the example Mr. Simmons has set for the students. He has always placed develop- ment of his individual players above all other things. He will always be remembered by those he has coached. the student body, and the community, with respect and affection. Coach Simmons . 'O .. hm Coach and boys' enthusiasm. Basketball boys give coach a gift. 79 80 BILLY BRUMMET JACK JONES Senior , Scmor GLEN BOREL Junior AH-District J. R. HARDIN DAN ALPHIN Senior Junior Russel Reade. 1:. Jack Jones working under basket TRACK TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Robin, Ronald Mallet. Bobby Dumes, Remus Texada. Phillip Roy. Ernest Sonnier, Dickie Burnham. Howard Mack. Coach Abney. .7 Lil Whaler and Mac Len makes his have a cold one. district effort. 82 Devout Eagle Fans back 880 relay to regional. TOP: RayKillian. Coach Abney. Don McFarlin BOTTOM: Phillip Roy and Ronald Mallet. DISTRICT CHAMPS 880 Relay 15L ROW: Donald Picou. John Ward, James Ensign. Billy Brummet. JackJones. Mike Calais, Buddy Porter. 2nd ROW: David Price, Max Buchanan, Raymond Commander, Linnis Blanton. Walter Leysath, Robert Benin, Dwayne Melancon, Ronnie Terry, Bobbie LeBlanc. Don Calais. 3rd ROW: Coach Guidry. Mr. England. Kenny Williams. Tandy Nelson, RudyArredondo. Lonnie Atkinson. Darrell McNeil, George Malone, Mac McLeod, and David Jones. CO-CA PTAINS: Jack Jones and Billy Brummet Coach Guidry Coach Guidry 84 TOP: Eagles give support CENTER: Senior Eagles: from the dugout. KNEELING left to right James Ensign, Iack Jones, Bill Brummet. STANDING left to right Walter Leysath, Buddy Porter. Ronnie Terry. Eagle, Kenny Williams at bat. John Ward rounding third. 85 Players present Coach Guidry with autographed hat. Robert Bonnin England, is alert David and ready. Jones prepare field. Baseball All District 67 JOHN WARD RAY COMMANDER JAMES ESIGN LINNIS BLANTON JACK JONES KENNY WILLIAMS 87 Personalities Interesting, likeable people are as refreshing and prominent as a flower on the daen. These people rema ..k x V aloof fxom the mass, and at the same time add to ix. , 89 Mr. and Miss S.F.A. Arlene Hildabridale has held the office of, Vice-President of the National Honor Society, President of the FutuIe Teachers. President of the Student Council. and has represented her school as cheerleader for three years. Jack Jones was one of the players that was a great asset to the Stephen F. Austin Football team. This year he received All District 3rd baseman in Baseball and was Captain of the team. In Football he received the Coaches Award, and was the Outsranding Cor- porative Back. Best All Around Judy Choate Steve Hall vne Bertrand Bonnie Bell d C e C C u S o T Y 1 e m L t ma MW Most Popular Karen Seeger Raymond Commander Senior Favorites Buddy Sandra Warner Porter K. VP v4 Junior Favorites Len Hatch Rose Anderson Sophomore Favorites Don McFarland Terri Monk Cutest Couple Tommy Chambers Oltremari Queen Karen King Tommy House of House of Seeger Chambers 98 Prince And Princesses David Becky Killian Romero Ronnie Susan Bob Cathy Terry Hughs Purgahn Broussard 99 Dukes And Ducheses Craig Belaire Rose Anderson Raymond Commander Brenda Gaspard Ladies and Gentlemen In Waiting Darrel Paulette Cindy Darrel Dore Stansbury Hubbard McNiel 100 Band Sweetheart Cheryl Monk uvd, I 11.0.12: ti Faculty 8: Administration Th5 men and women composing 51c faculty and administration are-like anelid wall in a f1 cushion the impact of me rash winas blowing from socielyNis th?piqafourto gmduate mt world and become successful citizens. MR. KOERTH, Assistant MR. SPRADLY. Dir. of MR. MARTIN, Dir. of Superintendent Administration Research Special Service Administration and L. toR. N. B. Haskell. Mrs. R. L. Murray. EdwinH. Baldwin, ClydeM. GottI Super., George Huber, Jr., Pres., E. L. Kennedy, 11.. Alfred Z. McElroy, A. E. Patterson. and Maurice Born. V. Pres. DR. DEZELLE, Director of Testing and Special Education DR. RUSSELL, Director of Elementary Education DR. GOTT. Superintendent Board DR. THOMPSON, Director of Secondary Education 105 Our Busy Principal IOb MR. BYARS As. Principal .mmmu . MRS . MUSSELWHITE Girls Counselor MR. LEE Boys Counselor QJ MRS. JEANIS UZJ MRS. IHLE '07 MRS. HOLDER MRS. COCO Business MRS . SWAFFORD MR. NIXSON l08 MR. BUSHNELL MR. COLLIER Science MR. DARCY MR. WELDON I09 ME , .3. E. MRS . MA RTIN MISS DOMONECK Math A. E. SMITH MR MRS . MEE K llO MRS. JEFFERS MISS KETHLEY MR. KROUTTER Social Studies MRS. KING MISS LUCKENBACH MR. TUNNELL MRS. JEHLEN MRS. MAYO MRS. MCCOY English MRS. McWILLIAMS MR. ROTAN MRS. WHITE ll2 i-IQD GW'WVE'FU MR. ABNEY 5 -'-99:0:9-:6 MISS RANDLE MRS. ABNEY MR. BUTAUD U-Iead Coaclo MR. GUIDRY MR. SIMMONS MR. STUBBS ll3 .maramusm MRS. BEAUMONT MR. COPELAND MR. ECKMAN MRS . KU TA CH MRS. LAIRD MISS REID MRS. SMITH The People Who Feed Us And Clean Up After Us 5 L. to R.: Mr. Boudreaux. Mr. Calais. Mrs. Partridge. Mr. Hale, Mr. Drake, and C'Boots'd Morgan. L. to R.: Mrs. Burge. Mrs. Edgerly, and Ms. Broussard. HS Classes - ,, V 42.; WW ' wull- ,9: $ 'M 1'3? ' v .. N. , Individuals combine to make individual classes. Individual classes combine to make' '1nd1vidual schools, and individual schools combine to make individual nations. In Memory of Charles Adams A MAN IN HIS YOUTH Charles Tommy Adams died in the springtime of his life. One might say he was picked before he realized the full bloom of manhood, the summer years. Though Charles left this good earth at the age of 18, his accomplishments are equal to those of most men. He lived those eighteen years in a manner becoming to any individual. Charles left many friends behind him, but his death gave everyone an example for living. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Tommy Chambers, Vice-President; David Killian. President; Karen Seeger, Secretary; Cathy Broussard, SecretaryTreasurer. '0 x .I'hn. . -:. . 3 . SENIOR SENATORS: BACK ROW: Wayne Bertrand. J. R. Hardin, Buster Thorla, Larry Miguez. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Monk, Karen Seeger, Linda Peltier, Elaine Babineaux. Seniors AESHIRE, LEE ARCENEAUX, BOBBIE Q1. O't V??? m ARREDONDO, RICHARD ATKINSON, BILLY BABINEAUX, ELAINE BAIRD, JEANNINE Seniors BELA IRE, PAULETTE BELL, BONNIE BENOIT. CHARLES BERTRAND, WAYNE BUEAUX, SHARON BLA NFORD, GAYLE Seniors BRANDIN. CHRIST INE BROUSSARD, CATHERINE BROUSSARD, LITA BROWN, CONNIE BRUMMETT, WILLIAM BRYAN, LINDA X 4' Seniors BUCHANAN, JOHN CA LAIS, CATHERINE CHA NCE, RONALD CHOATE, JUDY CHA MBERS, THOMAS f 34$..ua. a V Seniors CLARK, ANNA DUGAS, DAVID DUPUIS, LARRY ENSIGN, JAMES FANCHER, JERRY FAWVOR, JOYCE Seniors FENNER, WAYNE FONTENOT, SANDRA GLAZE, JOHN GUIDRY, JULIE HADLEY, BETTY Seniors HA LL, STEV E HARTMAN, BARBARA HAVENS, BOBBY HILDABRIDLE, ARLENE HOLBROOK, LINDA Seniors HUGHES, SUSAN JANES, DENNIS JENKINS, OLIVIA JENNINGS, WILLIAM IERNIGAN, CONNIE JOHNSON, ANNIE Seniors JOHNSON, DAVID JOLLY, SHIRLEY JONES, DORIS JONES, JACK JONES, PATRICIA JORDAN, PHYLLIS Seniors KILLIAN, DAVID LEMALRE, WILSON LOFTON , ROBERT LOMEARDO, FRANK LOPEZ , LA NA Seniors LOYD, T A LBERT MAXWELL, LEDONNA MIGUEZ, LARRY MILSTEAD, JOHNNY MONK, CHERYL Seniors MONTGOMERY, JANICE MONTGOMERY, SHARON MUSICK, MAE WYNN NOLAN, RITA NORMAN, PATRIC IA NUNEZ, WINSTON Seniors OLTREMARI, ROSE PELTIER, LINDA PHILYAW, DAVID PITREY, NANCY PORTER, LARRY Seniors PREJEAN, STEVE RICHARD, DELLA ROBERTS, BRENDA ROMERO, JULIE ROMERO, REBECCA Seniors RONQUILLE, ROYCE SONNIER, PATRICK STANSBURY, DONNA TALBOT, MICHAEL Seniors TERRY, RONALD TEXADA, MABLE THERIOT, RICHARD THORLA, HOWARD TOMPLA IT, MICHAEL WARNER, SANDRA WATSON. VICKI , a WELCH, BILLY WRIGHT. JOHN FONTNET TE, SHA RON SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Fortune, William Jordan, Sandra Massey, Melody Normand. Alfred Normand, Gerald Robin. Kenneth White, Max Let the good times r011, eh, Ronnie? Seniors get honors. too! ! Remember the Bonfire! I37 The end of the trail ..... . It's his head that's hurt, alright! m Buddy pinch-hitting for Tommy. Good-bye, cruel world ....... Uiemember the hoxse?0 E38 AL ease. men! Will there never be peace? CONCENTRATION Do the Harlem Shufflel The Seniors had some good times and some bad times, but all of their memories will be golden. CENSORED! ! 1 I39 JUNIOR OFFICERS: 1,ch to Right: Jessie Koonce - Treasurer, Janice Landry - Vice? President, Len Hatch - President, Rose Anderson Secretary. JUNIOR SENATORS: FRONT ROW: Gail Thibodeaux, Rosa Anderson, Jessie Koonce, Sharon Wismer, Janice Landry, Janice Knotl, Jackie Marceaux, Debbie Boudreaux. BACK ROW: Pam McCalland, Belinda Comeaux, Charles Jones, Darrell Dore, Len Hatch. I40 A bbott. Kirk Alphin, Curtis A lphin, Dan Anderson, Rose Arnold, Manlyn Belaire, Craig Bernard, Johnal Blankenship, Kathy Blanton, Linnis Bonnin, Roben Borel, Glenn Bordages, Christine Boudreaux, Debbie Bou tte, Russell Boyd, Robert Boyd, Shirley Breaux, Karen Brevell, James Broussard, David Broussard, Melanie J uniors I4l Bryan, Peggy Buchanan, Maxie Calais, Mike Chesson, Sherri Christian, Elsivena Clark, Anthony move Pnovo wm Avmanh Nor AquobVe Coats, Michael Cobb, Steve Colemand, Callie Comeaux, Belinda Commander, Raymond Dailey, Lance Deaver, Judy Delcambre, Lucy Dillingham, Nancy Dore, Darrell Dumes, Bobby Edgerly, Kathleen Evans, Judy Fancher, Robert w x3 m mm . UK. a J uniors I42 Feemster, Gayle Fuselier, Irma 4 Fuselier, Patrick . . Gr,L By any '! l . $' a. hi I Hi: Gaspard, Brenda Gillard, Linda Gauthier, Michael Graham, Jimmy Granger, Nathalie Guy, John Hatch, Len Haynes, John Haynes, Mary Hebert. Debbie Hildabtidle, Novia Hock, Robert Hubbard, Cindy Hughes, Michael Hunnicut, Brenda Jeffers, Reginald J uniors I43 Jenkms, Linda Jones, Charles Jones, Cherry Jones, Helen Jones, Patrick jones, Ray Jones, Roxine Knott, Janice Koonce, Jessie Kutta, Matilda LaLonde, Mike Landry, Janice LeMaire, Margaret Licatmo, Roy Loiacano. Jackie Lyon. Billy Lyon, Sheila MCC lelland, Pam Mc Larry, Patsy Mc Leod, Ernest J uniors McLeod, Lee McMurray, Alice Mae McNiel, Darrell Malone, George Marceaux, Jackie Marshall, Brenda Melancon, Dwayne Mire, Barbara Moreno, Margaret MoUIon, Deborah Murphy, Connie Murray. Thomas Newsome, Wayne Norris, Geraldine Ortega, Ronald Parish, Jonah Peters, Ruth Peveto, Lance Picou, Donald Pierce, Priscilla J uniors wow 0 N0! AVAILAILE I45 Pierce, Ralph Poche, Linda Price, Carolyn Procelle, Donald Ray, Terry Reade, Russell move more Mr Avmlnbh Read, Oran , my mum. Rlce, Joseph Robertson, Barbara Robison, Gaylon Romero, Clifford Romero, Jimmy Ronquille, Dale Savant, Elizabeth Scott, Brenda Seymore, Alex Smith, Charles Smith, James Bonnier, Brenda Sonnier, Elizabeth J uniors I46 Sparks, Susan Stansbury, Paulette Abnm whm picmu won m4. Taylor, Don Texada, Remus Thibodeaux, Gail Tyson, David Walker, Gregg Walker, John Ward, John Welch, Frank Welch, Josie West, Brenda Whatley, Loretta White, Frank Wilson, Larry Wismer, Sharon Wright, Fonda wngm, Susan Juniors of 66-67 Seniors of 67-68 J uniors I47 Juniors get their jackets The Junior class gave Mrs. Jehlen and Mrs. McWilliams corsages to express their appreciation. It's a little too heavy, Jackie. I48 ALL ABOARDH SFA Band entertains Buna I suppose you wonder why I've called this meeting of the BBA Good morning class! Callie is asked to join the NHS As class leaders of today they will be the world leaders of Lomor row. Their duties as omcexs and Senators increases their knowledge and expands their experiences. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: SEATED: Patsy Calais - Secretary, Mary Grand - President. STANDING: Don McFarland - Vice-President. SOPHOMORE SENATORS: FRONT ROW: Larry Ferguson. Larry Bell, Earl Dorman, Don McFarland. BACK ROW: Judy Parker, Margie Savant, Pam Jennings, Ian Harper, Pat Davis, Wanda Hughes, Patsy Calais. I50 Anderson, Paul Arcaneaux. Barbara Ardoin. Melanie Arnaud, David Arredondo, Rudy Atkinson, James Baird, Donald Baird, Donna Baker, Velma Bell, Larry Benoit. Robert Bloth, Susan Branham. Charles Branham, Dawd Brazill, Brenda Breaux, Donna Broussard, Gail Broussard, Jude Brown, Jimmy Burnham, Richard Cain, Lynda Calais, Patsy Cessac, Preston Choate, Jimmy Chnstian, Deborah Church, Randy Clark, Lula Coleman, Steve Ccmeaux, Veruell Dalley, Joyce Dartez, Jimmy Davidson, Douglas Davis, Patricia Dewey, Lynn Dionne, Hazel Dore, Andra Dorman, Earl Duhon, Larry Duhon, Wanda England. Darrell Faulk, Ricky Ferguson, Larry I5l Flsher, Raymond Fontonette. John Foreman. Terry Francls, Gail Fuselier, Diana Fuseher, Dorothy K-Cw w 9w? V M :3 wv ymM A xhuu Wt. A va thM$A Fusilier. Lane Gaspard, Dean Gilliam, Kenneth Gobert, Suzanne Grand, Mary Guidry, Zella Guillot, John Harper, Jan Hawkins, Elizabeth Herring, Tony Hildalgo, Virgie Hopkins, Linda Hopkins Veronica Hughes, Wanda Jennings, James Jennings, Pam Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Roben Jones, Ellen Jones, Judy Jones, Michael Jones, Sharon Jones, Sherry Kennerson, Welona Killian, Ray Knapp, Wanda Laird, Glenn Lawless, Peter LeBlanc, Irma LeBlanc, Robert Leysath, Charles Loftin, Sherrie Lott, Rex Louviere, Norris MC Farlin, Donald Mack, Howard Malbmugh, Carl Medford, Patricia Miguel, Katherine mm 7- Miller, Billie Miller, Mary Minter, Clarence Monk, Terri Moseley, Marilyn Mothershed, Kathryn Musick, Rhona Nelson. Tandy Nesbitt, James Normand, Linda Odom, Lawrence Palombo, Edward Parker, Judy Peron, Deborah Perry, James Poche, Ruth Prater, Lynette Price, David Ransom, Cecilia Richard, Glona Rinehaxt. Kerry Robertson. Patricia Rodrigues, Elaine Ronquille, Chester Roy, Phillip Russell, Carolyn Santor, Mona -' . .35 . .. Eviztwah; Savant, Margaret Segura, Wilda Smith, Judith Smith, Phyllis Sonnier, Ernest Stanley, Judy Stenmark, Darlene Stewart, Susan Swan, Dorothy Taylor, Patricia Theriot, Thomas Thornton, Benjamin v33 ; w Latch; I53 Verome, Gall Vidnne, Michael Ward, Pat Webb, Judy Wlntc, Frances White, Mable White, Roddy Wiggins, Mary Young. Nancy Adams, Robert Doucet, Roland Karonlka, Jean Smith, Donald 2611a and Term run for Home- commg Queen The spmted Sophomores spurred the Eagle spim I54 And so it goes. . . . From sister to brothel. . . . From Senior to Sophomore. . . . 155 As the sands seep slowly through the hour glass. the Students in Junior High are busy in their preparation for High School. They must cope with the new ways and new surroundings that are parLof the life in a Junior High School. Abshier, Ruth Adams, Donald Alford, Jeanette Alvarez, Richard Anderson, Caren f V D Anderson, Dwight I Arabie, Gregorry Arnold, Mary mm Babineaux, Debbie Available Baker, Billy Barnhart, Louise Beam, Daniel Beam, Patrica Bearden, Terri Picture Bell, Arthur Nf Bell, Linda Available Bernard, Beverly Blevms, Yvonne SFA Presents: Brevell, Sandra Broussard, Jimmy Brummett, Diane Buckner, Donald Burris, Karen Burris, Ronnie Byers, Bruce Cain, Collen Calais, Don Camille, Diane Chapagne, Steve Chesson, Jimmy Church, Danny Church, Debbie Clark, Mike Daily, Ivy Delcambre, Mary Delcambre, Pat A hiyj W L I Desormeaux, Glenda Dickson, Roger Dietrich, Beverly Dubois, Doleres Dugas, Tommy Duhon, Mike Durisseau, Herbert Eason, Charles Pi'zmre England, Ronnie g ' Available Ensign, Angela x- Evans, Faye K K. s Fancher, R0 er ai . g reemster, Nna Fevenean. Manson Plane Foreman, Druse Plagire Available Fortune, Darlene Available Gill, Mlckey Gouthier, Leslie i Gxahum, John Guidry, Gene Picture Guidry, Paulme 0' Guillory, Cynthia Ami'ab'e y, ' Guillory, John Guy, Daniel F reshmen 1966367 Hammers, Bobby Hardin, Ronnie . Hartman, Deborah F.Sure of Hatch, Tim Available Hebert, Neil Hebert, Teri Higginbotham, Tim Holeman, Billie Hranicky, Teena Huckaby, Sylvia Jackson, Lonnie Ieffers, Colleen Jenkins, Donald Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Linda Jones, David Jones, Eric Jordan, Cynthia Juneau, Tyrone Kawnika. Pat Kea, Debbie Kelly, Ester Kethley, Kathy Kidder, Robert E Picture If Not Available Landry, Patrick Lawless, David Laverne, Dana Lemaire, Russell '1 Licatino, Donald Loftin, Randy Lopez, Cindy Mallet, Kenneth Malone, Mark Marshall, Charles Martin, Melinda McCreary, Jeff K Milazzo. David Miguez, Oren Milstead, Maudine Moreno, Dolores Mouton, Cindy Nelson, Stanley Nixon, D. C. Oliver, Leo Palombo, Kenard Parker, Margaret Purgahn, Laura Patterson, Lester f Poche, Ray Price, Marvin Reynaud, Janet b Rippy, Jimmy 9 E Roberts, Ronald Robison, Selwyn Romero, Diane Romero, Linda Romero, Norbert Romero, Teri Rowzee, Gwen K- Rowzee, Michael Sanders, Linda Sims, Howard F . :22? Slpple. Max Available Smith, Donald . Smith, Gary N Smith, Jerri Smith, Jerry Smithhart, Rebecca Sonnier, Deborah Sonnier. Keith Smolskey, Stephen Squires, Peggy Talbot, Rhoda Taylor, Debbie Thibodeaux, Eddy Tompkins, Madeline Touchet, Amanda Toups, Brenda Trahan, Michael Villian, Lester Viel, Debbie a Wagenfuhr, Gail 3 ' ' Walton, Linda V J White. Debbie White, Ramona Williams, Kenny Wilson. Allen Wolfe, Yvonne l6! W0 8A; ROW ONE: Susan Rose, Sally Richards. Susan Avery, Debbie Patton, Bonita Martin, Jackie Kethley, Debbie Hulin. Thomas Premeaux, Dwight Duck. ROW TWO: Laura Poche. Joanie Jehlen, Phyllis Harper, Debbie Lanclos, Mary Kyle. David Pujol. Richard Ber- trand, Darrel Latiolais. ROW THREE: James Levine. CathyBallard, Suzanne Leysath. Shawn Blackwell. RobertMquhy. TOP ROW: Jack Smith, Raymond Rowzee, Mark Portacci, Terry Wolfe, Greg Robens, Mrs. Laird. 8B: ROW ONE: Sammy Veronie, Carrol Stallings. Dorothy Vines. Janice Norman, Ellis Dione, Dale Lawless, Mar- cello Koch, Julie Knott, Debbie Arrendondo, Sherrie Eason, Gary Romer. ROW TWO: Tim Bowley, Deane Thibodeaux. Kay Foreman, Ginger Cessac, Karen Cole, VanceMorris, Diana Wilkinson. Sheryl Peron, ROW THREE: Mrs. Smith. Janice Bearden. Melody Hawthorne, Deborah Scott, Ray Della Strain, Robert Fisher. TOP ROW: Ronnie Keen, James Frickinschmidt. Debbie Buckner, Gwendolyn Jones. Gary England. I62 8C ROW ONE: Alexie Lopez. Paul Smith, Darrel Stelly. Terry Blevins, Randy Hopkins. Terry Broussard. David Guy. Robert Brown. ROW TWO: Robert Allen, Wesley Pennington, Vic Session. Rhonda Dickey. Eva Fancher. Ernestine Thiboldeaux Beverly Bell. ROW THREE: Sharon Hill, Pat Mayers, Jackie Guidry, Debbie Dickson, Lana Breaux. Karen Norris. Renee Atkinson. Gwen Musick. TOP ROW: Josephine McCue, Miss Luckenbach, Jerry Robins, Richard King, Janet Maybou, Bea Cardwell. 8D ROW ONE: Donald Loicano. Billy Savant, Joseph Harrington, Linda Sanler. Pat Welch. Sandra Montgomery. Penny McCIarty, Camille Dailey, Debbie Melancon, Karen Roberie. SECOND ROW: Donna Hock, Vicky Brown, Lucy Hiladgo. Florinda Arabia, Beth Jeffers, Linda Horton. Marc Wil- liams, Hilman Ingalls, Joe Boudreaux. TOP ROW: Kyle Breaux, Kim Breaux, Bobby Belch. Will Frantz. Richard Jones. Gordon Patterson. Anthony Loicano. lb3 8E: ROW ONE: Darrellyn Prochelle, Agnes Walker, Darlene Merwin, Lester Little, Woodrow Edgerton, Earl Hunni- curt. Dave Clapton. Lillie Wilson. ROW TWO: Margaret Solomon. Celestine Solomon, Arlene Thibodeaux. John Wilson, Herbert Keller. Willis Reed John MacMuny. ROW THREE: Cindy Guy, Debbie Fuselier. Diana Desomeaux, Lenord Noland, Garland Bryan, Benny Stansbury. TOP ROW: Joe Arceneaux. Ronnie Miller, Terry Eagleson, Mr. Landry. . . .and This is the nigger. Sh-h-! Santa is coming! I64 Jr. Highs Participates The junior high students are vital to the future of our school. Today as seventh. eighth. and ninth graders, they are followers. Tomorrow, as tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders, they will be leaders. Do you have these fits often? . 7A: ROW ONE: Monica Touchet, Pat Blanford, Rene Tomplait, Penny Wilkinson, Judy Loyd, Jeanell Wismex. Jeanette Wismer, Terry Dailey, Rufus Rodrigues, Garry Smith. ROW TWO: Steve Williams, Billy Nobles, Rogex Marshall, Jerry Johnson, John Hranickey, Stephen Roberts, Rodney Spell. Joe Washington. ROW THREE: Barry Bell, Shirley Guillory, Vicki Suite, Paula DeRouen, Clifford Benhlot, Leonard Purghan, Bryan Jennings. ROW FOUR: Jerry Parker, Frank Rose, Kemice Landry. ,4 w. u. 5! v... a... Q .5. . . 7B: ROW ONE: Duriel Harris, Mark Wilson, Rodney Wilson, Harold Portier, Gary Ferguson, Kennith Mayo, Mike LeBlanc, Glenn Knot, Wayne Roach, Brenda Harris, Chester Hill, ROW TWO: Edith Fuselier, Paula Strain, Trudy Loyd, Debbie Judice, Julie Dorman, Sherry Schultz, Vivian Thibeaux, Helen Nelson, Nelson Gaspard. ROW THREE: Linda West, Paula Swink, Debra Monk, Patsy Woodam, Boyd Dillingham, Kim Teague. Terry McFarland. ROW FOUR: Patty Taylor, Kathy Wiggins, Mary Ann Theriot, Miss Randle. I66 A, k -.......M Audi J .xy 7C FIRST ROW: IosephArabie, W yman Bearden, Debbie Gillard, Becky Jones. Tina Dietrich. Ann Jones. Debbie Dorman, Carolyn Latiolais, Susan Ponacci. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Broussaxd, Cecil Hardin, Battazar Gutierrez, Mark Porter, Timothy Dugas. Diana Breaux. Vickie Baker. Brenda Price. THIRD ROW: Richard Hopkins. Wayne Jones, Greg Broussard, Cleovers Kellu, Rex Morris. Dwayne Mowant. FOURTH ROW: Glen Delcambre, Billy Chesson, Vicky Nolan. Kathy Fuller. Miss Kethley. . a3 .I .9:: - igi..5;pgihwng , .! L . , 7D FIRST ROW: Charles Karonika, Theo Granger, Billy Baird. Gary Thibodeaux. Kenneth Fuselier. Kenneth Loftin, James Johnson, Billy Ray Clopton, William Anderson, Frank Glaze, Walter Dietrich. SECOND ROW: Darnell Vetonie. Jerry Eylders, Melba White. Paula DeRouen, Joyce Norman. Toni Peveto, Dar- lene Calais. bois Swan. THIRD ROW: Paula Hebert. David Romero, David Boudxeaux. Luther Nolan. Barry LaSalle. TOP ROW; Robert Bearden, Randy Hartman, Kirk Lindsey, Keith Marshall, Dean Mouhot. M15. Meek. I67 75: FIRST ROW: Monica Picou, Brenda Malbrough. Golden Legs, Brad Mosely, Kenneth Bryan. Clarence Durriseau. Jack Wright. SECOND ROW; Cherry Pennington. Hope Bram. Rody Walton. Jackie Robinson, David Buchanan, LarryMelax-1c0n THIRD ROW: Barbara Branham, Clifton Boyd, Gerald Gillard. Phillip Sonnier. George Merwin. TOP ROW: Tina Johnson. Mike Theriot. Ray Miller, Mr. Nixon. .. .they have opened a new chapter in their lives. I68 9th Grade Officers PRESI DENTS: Ronnie Bunis Cynthia Guillory Madeline Tompkins Sandra Brevell Don Calais VICE -PRESIDENTS: Ronnie Roberts Jimmy Rippy Dave Lawless Faye Evans SECRETA RIES: Diane Camille Janet Reynaud Stanley Nelson Linda Sanders Jeanette Alford I69 Mr. And Miss Austin Jr. High Dale Lawless Debbie Veil I70 Freshman Favorites Pat Delcambre Jimmy Rippy l7l Most Popular Jeanette Alford Ronnie Burris I72 Best All Around Gary England Phyllis Harper Jr. High Football Sweetheart Miss Jeanette Alford J unior High Cheerleaders The Jr. Hi. Cheerleaders of 1966 -67 are left to right: Jeanete Alford, Glead Cheerleadeo, Jackie Guidry, Ginger Cessac, Ruth Abshire, and Debbie Babineaux. Cheerleaders boost morale. Excitement rises in the gym I75 9 VA 69W MKE' , e . :. TOP ROWL- R: R. King, M. Portacci, R. Burris, M. Rowzee, K. Mallet M. Price, N. Romero D.Buckne1 R. Roberts, R. Loftin. SECOND ROW L- -R: Manager, D. Malazzo, D. Calias, B. Johnson, C. Marshall, R. Dixon, 8. Nelson. J. Broussard, L. Villion, K. Williams, 61 England. Manager, 8. Kidder. THIRD ROW L-R: S. Robison, E. Jones, T. Juneau, L. Jackson, R. England, S. Smolsky, J. Rippy, T. Hatch. Kenny makes a run. Ready for action. 7th, 8th, Grade Football Teams -l 53 sw.tr70a .- v' w 139'. wt TOP ROW L-R: Coach Guidry, R. Jones, R. Bowley. D. Latiolas, T. Premeaux, D. Loiacano, R. Rowzee, T. McFarland, G. Roberts, K. Breaux, G. Bryan, M. Porter, S. Blackwell, T. Broussard, B. Bolch, J. Harrington. J. Smith, R. Miller, H. Pennington, A. Lopez. B. Kutta. R. Hopkins, C. Harden, Coach Simmons. SECOND ROW: J. Parker, C. Berthlot, J. Johnson, J. Washington, I. Hranicky, B. Jennings, L. Purghan, K. Landry, K. Breaux, F. Rose, D. Buchanan, W. Jones, E. Stansbuty, R. Spell. J. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Harris. W Anderson, C. Hill. S. Cole. J. Jonson, R. Marshall, G. Broussard. S. Roberts, S. Cole, B. Noble, R. Hopkins. Attentively they watch Set - ready - hikeH I77 1- Left to right: Keith Sonnier, Jimmy Rippy, Jimmy Chesson, Don Calais, Steve Cham- paign, Gig Sm1th, Bobby Johnson, Donald Buckner Ronn1eRoberts,Mike Rowzea, Ronnie Keen, Coach Bushnell 9th Grade Basketball Ronnie Roberts snares a rebound. Ronnie Keen gets a jump ball. Jimmy Rippy dribbles 111. We L p- a'o Coach Bushnell, R. Keen, M. Portacci, G. England, R. Holey, T. Primeaux. D. Lawless, D. Lotiolais, G. Roberts, R. Rowzee jump. Two Points Primeaux goes up for a shot. I79 TOP: S. Nelson. K. Mallet. D. Buckner. M. Rowzee. M. Duhon. L. Jackson. J. Chesson BOTTOM: T. Juneau, T. Hatch. D. Adams. E. Dionne. J. Rippy. R. Kidder 9th Grade Track District Cha mps in 880 relay Ellis is first through the tape. . . . and Tim strives for the finish . - . TOP: 1. Parker, J. Johnson, J. Smith. K. Landry. T. Broussard. D. Buchanan, BOTTOM: J. Washington. K. Mayo, B. Noble, S. Robert. D. Harris 7th 8: 8th Grade Track Parker takes first in 880 district meet Landry leaps over the high jump up and over TOP ROW, Left to Right: Sherri Eason, Greg Roberts. Raymond Rowzee. Tommy Primeaux, Terry Wolfe. David Pejol, Richard King, Robert Murphy, Kim Breaux. Gary England. SEATED. Left To Right: Sally Richards, Ronda Dickey, Linda Horton, Debbie Hul- en, Joanie Iehlen, Janice Bearden, Lama Poche, Sue Leysath. 7th and 8th TOP ROW, Left to Right: Sherri Eason, Shawn Blackwell Mark Portacci, Tommy Primeaux, Darrell Latiolais, Sue Leysath. SEATED: Debbie Anandondo, Susan Avery, IoanieJehlen, Bea Cardwell, Janice Bearden. Marala Cook. DEBBIE ARRENDONDO Citizenship JOANIE JEHLEN Academic Achievement BACK ROW, Left to Right: Leonard Pur- gahn, Kernice Landry. Billy Chesson. Pat Taylor, MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right: Barry Bell, Wayne Jones, Joe Arabic. Tim Dugas, Mike LeBlanc, Roger Marshall, John Hran- icky, Jerry Johnson, Wayne Morvant. SEATED: Ann Jones, Sherri Pennington. Linda West, Renee Tomplaix, Debbie Gil- lard. Penny Wilkinson. Susie Ponacci, NW . Jivm 1A . M Grade Awards STANDING. Left 10 Right: Barry Bell. Steve Roberts, Wayne Jones, Brad Moseley. Billy Chesson, Frank Rose, Wayne Roach. Ken Mayo. SEATED, Left to Right: Terry Daily. Patsy Woodham, Monic Toutcheque, Shirley Guillory, Judy Lloyd, Julie Dorman. Trudy Lloyd. 1 5' Am I JULIE DORMAN Academic A chievemem PAT TA YLOR Citizenship 8th grade girls seek to lead the Jr. High sports fans next year. He's coming down for a crash landing. Jr. Highs take part in the S.E.A . Band Concert. IB4 8th graders try out for cheerleader Will somebody please serve? Several people find something interesting other than history. ' ,1 . Wu xma'utomxrl M4,? 1 From the sands of Hawaii to the shores of the Gulf Coast, we can see the effect of advertising on the economy. 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