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

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' 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

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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.