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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

wi Mums Editors9 N ote With our 1968 school year drawn to a close. we pause to look back upon all the exciting and stupendous moments which we have all shared together. As you peruse this annual, we hope that you will be inspired with school spirit and love for you: alma mater. It is with great pleasure that our 1968 yearbook staff has en- deavored to preserve all your memorable moments in. . . That Wonderful Year of 9689 9 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS PL'BLIC LIBRARY Table of Activities 8 Dedi cat .1 on 78 Orga Faculty Contents Classes 96 -waomua1 Cb...H-u-. mnH$'UCIJ 154 209 Ads We would like to dedicate the 1968 Eagle to Mr. Tunnell, better known as 'Uncle 8111'. He graduated from Van High, home of the fighting Vandalls, in 1952. In 1960 he received his B. S. from S. F. Austin State College and his Masters in 1964. He began his teaching career at S.F.A. in 1960. These eight years have been marked by his: Willingness to work, chaperoning school activities. Dedication to the F.T.A. Humbleness in being the school paper- boy. Occupying a permanent place in the teachers lounge and keeping the coffee pot going. Mr. Tunnell has contributed a grear deal towaxds making the year of '68 a wonderful one. He holds a permanent place in the lounge. He's always helpful when it comes to eating at F. T. A. teas. He's our one and only bare foot, humble, paper boy! He always looks forward to F. T.A. trips. ma-Han .V 1 V ! J , . m w? a r :zwzrw 3-4 -, , , 4-, , . . That Wyhdegfgl, YQear 9f4'p8 khe'nk eVerydne worked so hard to make the Homeconging a big success a ' Gwen. everyone parti'cipgedgpSpirlt Week'lo make if butstanding with a great ' A 350 mg fun of Western 65y, the Dances, the crowningm the coun 3 Wacdvities which made this year truly worleui. g. ., ,- .- r, t .x- ' g ' V k , . ' am 1 z' ; 6:'-4 4;? ACTIVITIES Homecoming Boosts Spirit High-Flying Seniors Climax week of spirit- raising skits with The Eyes of Texas Left: The band did a wonderful job throughout the week to make it the best in history. Right: Even parents enjoyed the action of the bonfire and the great job done by the cheerleaders. Left: Mr. and Miss Spirit. Sherri Ches- son and Rudy Arredonde, light the 1967 bonfire. Right: The MYSTICS provided some great music for the after-bonfire dance. Week of Already A Eagles 5 1967 Stephen F. Austin High ,. . School Homecoming Queen, Miss Jessie Ruth Koonce. :. X; Center; Left: The Coaching Staff receive blue blazer Jackets to be worn at each game from the booster club. Above Center: Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship. Raymond Comman- der and Janice Landry. Right: Miss Good Sportsmanship and the 1966 Queen, Miss Janice Landry and Mrs. Judy Burris are on hand to crown and present the Queen with red roses. Left: Queen Jessie and her court surrounded by her royal subjects. 9 All-Sports Emcee Johnny Stevens and Guest Coach Butuad delivers words of speaker Olen Underwood. wisdom to the athletes. i. a Track Team Regional Entries: Linnis Blanton, Ellis Dionne, Glen Borel, Bobby LeBlanc. '3?! 43 ,... S. F. A. 's representative on both the All-State and All District foot- ball teams, Raymond Commander Most outstanding players of the 1967 Eagles: Glenn Borel, Linnis Blanton, Robert Johnson, Raymond Commander. Banquet Winners of All District Honors: Kenneth Gilliam, Doug Davidson. Linnis Blanton, Robert Johnson, Glenn Borel. David Arnaud, Raymond Commander. All District Basketball Players: Ray Killian, Dan Alphin As they stress in sports, the coaches alw ays go by the book. Mr. Underwood of the Houston Oilers, spoke of pride. Basketball Lri-captains: Russell Reade, Glenn Borel, Dan Alphin. Honor Breakfast Oh, Boy! If we could just get past Sharon to those donuts. Mary certainly knows how to make donuts and milk! Let's hurry and get seconds. Of course I'm not hungry. You mustn't lick your fingers. Breakfast Honorin Basketball Players Proud of their team efforts, the boys show off their trophies. The teachers enjoy Miss Reid's hospitality as much as the team does. Why so pensive, Coach? You and the boys are doing a fine job. We're in line to be the first with their hardwaxe on display, Keep the line moving! We're string, pretty soon. the Eagles pose together. growing boys. Proximity in The stoic solving problems. Who's chaperoning whom? Don't look arc und, dance! Hindsight is better than foresight? Motion Proximity in effect. Western Day Dale Evans or Anhie Oakley? 1-H ' h-l l6 Peace talks? Ride 'em Cowboy! W , mng I; T1 The Old West will never die as long as Western Day lives at SEA. Posing or not? Cowboys or people??? Choir in Concert l8 High Hopes! !! II. High entertams. Judy sings beautifully. Turnip Greens NHS Installs The old members waiting for the new. Here they come! Mr. Crusetumer gives the welcome. Jessie explains the purpose of the society. 20 New Members NEW MEMBERS, L. to R. : Brenda Toups. Pat L. to R. : Gail Thibodeaux, Jan Harper, Kathy Delcambxe, Ronnie Rubens, Madeline Tomp- Stanley, Bobby Johnson, Dana Laverne. Karen kins. Terri Romero, Debbie Kea, Ruth Poche, Burris. Ivy Jean Daily, and Ronnie Bums. and Terri Foreman. 2l The King and Queen begin the prom with the first dance. 22 The Soul Shadows provided the music. Prom 0f 968 . . . What's everyone looking at? Sherry Chesson poses with her date. We could have danced all night. Future King and Queen??? Will Rudy ever stop talking?? Lovely hostesses preside at the refreshment table. Guest register at the entrance. The Juniors have worked hard to make this year's prom the best SFA has ever had. Certainly they have helped make That Wonderful year of '68 After working hard on the Prom Terri and Donnie are all smiles on the big night. Evenin, 0f One-Acts Of Kings and Things was presented by the SEA Drama Club. 'spaxkin was presented by the first period speech class. s. a 1 C h c e e P s d m r. e P h t x .1 s e h t V. b d e t n e a r P s a w m g i n o T I a C e h t B e G o h W Election It's election time again. The candidates wait to give their speeches. The candidates give their speeches at the Blue and Gray Campaign Rallies. The Rallies and Conventions were begun by their chairmen. 26 Campaigns Some of the candidates pose. Judy Parker calls row at the Gray Convention. Students count votes, as many days of hard work come to an end for tired but happy winners, to make That Wonderful Year of '68. 27 New Officers SENATE; Madeline Tompkins - Vice-President, Susan Rose - Secretary, Mary Grand - President, Joanie Jehlen - RepresentativerAt-Large. Debbie Lanclos - Reporter. HOUSE: Billy Noble - Parliamentarian. Suzie Portacci - Secretary, Jerry Parker - Speaker, Debbie Delmar: - Speaker Pro-tem, Steve Roberts - Representative-At-Large. U.I.L. Winners G0 to State Madeline, Mary and Brenda in front of league headquarters. Mary, Madeline and Brenda have worked hard and consequently have come out as winners. Mary placed 3rd in Girls Poetry Interpretation and Madeline and Brenda were runners-up in Debate. Good work girls! It's great to travel, but it's greater to get home. Mr. Spears and his debaters. 29 S.F.A. Eagle Band AusLonians play Music to Watch Girls By and More, More, Amor . Brenda Scott receives the Outstanding Band Student Aw ard. Why is everyone so solemn? 30 Very few are aware of how many hours our band put into serve our school. SFA will be forever indebted to these hard workers. in Concert . . . These are the Seniors who have worked so diligently thmugh the years to make our band what 1: is today. Mr. Fling worked hard and produclively this year. Thank-you SFA band for helping make this, That Wonderful year of '68. 3I Awards ant Winners of Achievement Awards: David Wiggins - 7.'Monlra Touchcque - 8, Joanie Jehlen - 9. Lane Fuselier - 11, Mr. Cruseturner presenting the Awards, Debbie Kea -.10, and Jackie Marceaux - 12. Debbie Kea receives her medal in English. Brenda Gaspard receives her award in Math. l!Achievements Jessie Koonce receives the Choir Award. Mary Grand receives her Loretta Whatley receives Lucy Delcambre receives her medal trophy for Poetry Interpre- her award in Business. in Home EC. ration. 33 Raymond Commander receive the Bell Tele- phone Company Aw ard. Glenn Borel receives the Texas Chemical Aw and. Proud Receive Don McFarlin receives his award in Art. m.gw-J . Ivy Jean Daily re- ceives the Biology Award. whim qniww ' Brenda Scott receives her trophy for Out- standing Band Student. Lane Fuselier receives the Science Award. Madeline Tompkins and Brenda Toups fe- ceive their placque for Debate. Students Edw ard Polumbo receives the Outstanding Staffer KwardS! . . . , Award. Roxanne Jones re- ceives hex trophy for Outstanding Future Nurse of the Year. Kathleen Edgerly re- ceives a $100 Scholar- ship from the Ameri- can Rescue Unit. J r. Awards Students scoring in the top 1079 in the NEDT Test were: Tommy Premeaux, Mark Portacci, Joanie Jhelen 3nd Susan Avery. x - L Jane Parker receives the 7th grade Citizenship Kemice Landry receives the 8th grade Citizen- award. ship Award. - AT! , Monica Touchque receives the 8th grade achieve- David Wiggins receives the 7th grade Achieve- ment aw ard. mem award. 36 High Day 0 Service Awards went to flag attendants: Terry Eagleson, Leonard Nolan and Dave Clapton. m r Joanie Jehlen received the 9th grade Achieve- Debbie Arrendondo receives the 9th grade men: AW and. Citizenship Aw ard. : Susan Leysath receives her award for Annual Tommy Premeaux receives the American Legion Staff. Award. 37 Check Day Everyone enjoyed the Check Day breakfast. Len's all smiles. Glenn Borel, Senior class Presi- Don McFarlin, Junior class dent, issues the challenge to President, accepts the challenge. the Juniors. Seniors gather around the Flagpole. 38 Baccalaureate The choir waits to sing. The Reverend Dan Smith inspires the Seniors. The Seniors listen attentively. 39 The Seniors wait patiently to file in on Gradua- tion night. Mrs. Musselwhite and MI. Cummings keep the Seniors in line. The Seniors listen anxiously . . . until they can get their diplomas. Linnis finally made it! ! Raymond receives his scholarship to Tulane. Mrs. Jehlen turns Margeratek Lossel. 1 finally made it! The end of 13 Wonderful Years comes to an end. 4I Honor Graduates BACK ROW; Brenda Scott, Jackie Marceaux. Sharon Wismer, Gail Thibodeaux, Lucy Delcambre. Pam McClelland. FRONT ROW: Melanie Broussard, Callie Coleman, Brenda Gaspard, and Jessie Koonce. After four years pf high school, these four girls tied for first place. A test was given to determine the top two. 42 Salutatorian Valedictorian BRENDA SCOTT JACKIE MARCEAUX That wonderful year of '68 when the yearbook staff changed sponsors; We acquired a debate club, which went to state; the hand went to HemisFair; the FTA started to Dallas; and a junior highNational Honor Society was organized. ORGANIZATION S Natlonal Honor Society x x .2 FIRST ROW J. Marceaux, S. Chesson.,L Fusxher Bezel, C. Coleman SECOND ROW. P, McClelland, S. Scott, R. Commandei THIRD ROW L Delcambre W. Hughes. D. Fuselier, P Calms, M Grand J Parker FOURTH ROW 5 Gobert, M Broussard, G. Feemster, B Gaspard S Wlsmer,J Koonce Mrs Mamn President JESSE KOONCE Vice-President BRENDA SCOTT Secretary MR. KROUT TER LUCY DELCAMBRE 4b Treasurer S HARON WISMER Senate FIRST ROW: K. Gilliam. S. Wismer, R. Burris. R. Roberts, R. Commander. I. Choate, M. Rowzee. D. Davidson, SECOND ROW: B. Scott. D. LaVeme, G. Richards, A. Touchet, C. Guillory, P. Delcambre, M. Tompkins, G. Thibodeaux, D. Fuselier, M. Wiggins. M. Grand. THIRD ROW: 8. Sparks, M. Exoussard, L. Delcambre, B, Toups, L. Whatley. J. Harper, J. Parker, P. Jennings. . ,3 ' ' PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Raymond Commander Buzz Cessac Madeline Tompkins PARLIAMENTARIAN REP. AT LARGE REPORTER Mary Grand Jimmy Choate Susan Spaxks .2 47 of Representatives FIRST ROW; Jerry Parker. Mark Portacci, Joanie Jehlen, Sue Leysath. Greg Roberts, Darrell Latiolas, Gary England, Carolyn Latiolas, Patty Taylor, Diane Thibodeaux, Ginger Cessac. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Roberts. Billy Noble, Kay Foreman, Marcella Koch, Debbie Hulin, Beth Jeffers. Susie Portacci, Melody Hawthorne, Phyllis Harper. BOTTOM ROW: David Wiggins, Kenneth Roach, Gary Ferguson, Mark Porter, Debbie Lanclos, Debby Arredondo, Cindy Tompkins, Pam Lanclos. Laverne Strain, Jan Comeaux. Officers OFFICERS: Speaker - Mark Ponacci, Speaker Pro-Tem - Sue Leysath, Secretary - Joanie Jehlen, Parlia- mentarian - Mark Porter. Representative-at-Large - Kay Foreman. 48 Future Teachers of America I L . ; Left to Right: LindaJohnson, Madeline Tompkins, Patsy Calais, Nancy Young, Debbie white, Susan Sparks, Debbie Viel. Nita Feemster, Jeanette Alford, Diana FUSEIiEI, Judi Smith, Judy Parker, Kay Foreman, Wanda Hughes, Terri Romero, Gaylon Robison, Ruth Ann Poche, Mary Grand, Len Hatch, Debbie Kea, Charles Jones, Kathy Stan- ley. F. T. A. gives tea for teachers. 49 Big 1V Leaves for Big D . Action Eagle Feathers FIRST ROW: Jackie Marceaux and Challes Jones. SECOND ROW: Joanie Jehlen, Liz Marceaux and Gail Feemster. THIRD ROW: Edward Palombo, Terry Wolfe, Nita Feemster. Len Hatch. Kathleen Edgerly, Gaylon Robison. Learning! Prod ucing! 5I Future Nurses TOP: A. Ensign, F. Evans, M. White, E. Evans. E. Palomboo. SECOND ROW: P. McLarty, L. Clark, C. Lopez, E. Scott, D. Baird, W. Kennexson, E. Jones, B. West, J. Dailey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Swarford, P. Meford. B. BOTTOM ROW: D. Hebert, Holeman. D. Peron, L. Delcambre, C. Murphy, KA Breaux, T. Fotman, K. Edgerly. W. Duhon, J. Jones, R. Jones, Mrs. Louivere. Aw aids are given L. Delcambre, K. Breaux, C. Murphy. R. Jones. P. McLarty, P. Medford. J. Dailey Left to Right: E. Palombo, L. Delcambre, C. Murphy. H. Nelson, M. Grand, P. Delecambre, N. Eeemster, D. Viel. C O E D I T O R 8 Edward Palombo Lucy Delecambre k: :1 i , i 4 S . P ' O 3! N s O R 8 Miss Milton Mrs. McCoy 53 Annual Staff xnxlS Cy BQVS SWAVI BOTTOM ROW: Patsy Calais, Kathy Stanley, Susan Sparks. Branda Scott. MIDDLE ROW: Jo Richardson, Joanie Jehlen, Sue Leysath. TOP ROW: Judy Parker, Len Hatch, Debbie Kea, Pam McClelland, Jackie Marceaux. 54 Do things go better with Coke? A toast to The Eagle Editors LEN HATCH JUDY PARKER SEATED: Carolyn Russel, Judy Parker. Len Hatch. STANDING: Jackie Marceaux, Brenda Scott, Sue Leyseth, Kathy Stanley, Patsy Calais, Jessie Koonce. 55 Art Club lst ROW: Monica Picou, Robert Savant, Jackie Calais, Darlene Calais. 2nd ROW: Barbara Arceneaux, Vicky Swire, Sherry Pennington, Donna Baird. Patty Broussaxd, Becky Smithhart, Stanley Smolsky, Donald Baird. Library Club lst ROW: Jerome Welch, Leonard Nolan, Patsy Calais, Carolyn Russell, Margie Savant, Billy Lyons. 2nd ROW: Ellis Dionne, Keith Sonnier, Dan Alphin, Ronnie England. 56 Eagle Pep Squad wWw , -:' Left to Right: B. Hunnicut, C. Peron, G. Frances, E. Hawkins, Y. Belvins. P. McLarty. H. Dionne, R. Abshire, C, Jordon, C. Lopez, '1 . Romero, J. Welch. I. Dailey, S. Avery, R. Atkinson. J. Dailey, Mrs. Andrus, Y, Buck- ner, S. Hill. B. Cardwell, Mrs. Randall. R. Talbert, B. West, M. White, F. Calics, Diana Camile, D. Thlbl- deaux, B. Martin. B. Jeffers, N. Young, S. Golbert, F. Arabia, L. Hildago, P. Welch, L. Satter. CENTERED: M. Grand, S. Jones. Pep Squad watches excitedly! SPONSORS Mrs. Andrus Drama Club lst ROW: Charles Jones. Rex Morris, Cirrus Alpine. Len Hatch, Terry Nixon, Terry Wolfe, Mike Jones, Edward Palumbo, Kenard Palumbo. 211d ROW: Helen Nelson, Pam Jennings, Madilyn Tompkins, Janice Norman, Karen Norris, Jeanette Alford, Joanie Jehlen, Debbie Vial. Imogene Stewart, Josie Welch, Mable White. 3rd ROW: Rene Thomplet, Donna Hock, Sue Leysath, Patty Taylor. Vickie Suite, Maxy Grand, Luch Delcambre. I'm going to phone the doctor! Who threw that bottle?! 58 Drama coach, Mrs. Meek, instructs speech classes on the art of Premadona? make-up. He's real, Sherri. A noble prince? Make believe you're a blazing kitchen hearth . . . at Workl?! 59 S.F.A. Choir Left to Right: FRONT ROW: Yvonne Buckner, Christine Bordages, Raydella Strain, Elsivena Christine. Debbie Hart- man, Judy Deaver. Mary Arnold, Joyce Daily, Renee Atkinson, Marilyn Arnold. SECOND ROW: -Eamestine Thi- beaux, Alice McMuxry, Barbara Robertson, Nancy Hawkins, Len Hatch. Clarence Minter, Paul White, Vergie Hidal- go, Rhonda Dickey, Novia Hildabridle. Helen Jones. THIRD ROW: Sharon Hill. Gail Wagonfuhr, Carolyn Hopkins, Dwight Duck, James Graham, Jessie Koonce, Barbara Arceneaux. Lana Breaux. Vicki Brown, Pat Myers. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Bell, Celestine Solomon, Mabel White, Anthony Clark, Curtis Alphin, Karen Norris, Mary Grand, Josephine McCue. Not Pictured: Tony Herring and Donny Licatino. Choir presenm Christmas program. Mrs. Smith, director. 60 Debate Club lst ROW: Judy Parker, Madilyn Tompkins, Brenda Toups. 2nd ROW: Jimmy Brown, Ronny Roberts, Pam Jennings, Mr. Spears. lst Place Debate Teams 00$me mt-mernu mzmxgm Madilyn Tompkins and Brenda Toups Pam Jennings and Judy Parker 6! 62 Debaters at Work Everyone's wide awake except Madeline. Hail Debaters ,F gf; , Did you get that down Judy? Jl Stamp and Coin SEATED: Mr. Houser. STANDING: Linda Johnson, Irma LaBlanc, Robert Murphy FHA Busy Little Homemakers? TOP TO BOTTOM: Pat Welch, Janice Bearden, Jackie Guidxy, Lucy Hildago, Beth Jeffers, Debbie Hulin, Margie Savant, Judy Smith, Diana Fuselier, Mona Santor, Terry Foreman. 63 Junior lied Cross TOP: F. Purgahn, P Lanclos, B. Jones, J. Derman, C. Underhill, C. Broussard, S. Lott, P. Woodhan, C Adams, D. Monk, V. Baker. D. Ballard, H. Nelson. MIDDLE: J. Jennings. L. Belch. C. Thompkms, T. Murphy. M. Blanchard, P. Purgahn. K. Loftin. N. Romero. V. Williams. BOTTOM: R. Edgerly, S, Smithart, T. Nixon, V, Broussard, J. Russell, L. Choate. Model Builders Left to Right: Dave Clopton. D. L. Vines, Kinnard Stelly, Mr. Nixon. sponsor, and Rufus Rodrigues. 64 World Seminar SEATED; Left to Right: Charles Jones. Kathelene Edgerly, Jackie Marceaux, Gail Feemster, Nita Feemster. STANDING: Mrs. Ramey. COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Jo Richardson, Larry Ferguson, Terry Nixon, Terry Blevins, MI. Copeland, Kenaxd Palum- b0, Jeff McCreary. Lane Fusilier. 65 Science Club Left to Right: Mr. Bushnell. L. Ferguson. R. Fisher, J. Richardson, L. Fusilier. J. Parker. J. McCreary, MI. Beas- ley. Math and Slide Rule l . u, n 50, u I. LaBlanc, J. Richardson, L. Fusilier. SECOND ROW: Mr. Golden, R. Fisher, L. Ferguson. Mr. Weldon. 66 . Cb-r-J S.F.A. Twirlers Left to Right: Patsy McLaIty, Debbie Veil, Zella Guidry, Marilyn Arnold, Susan Rose, Madeline Tompkins, Mar- garet Moreno. Band 7 yeaxs Jr. High Twirler 2 yrs. Sr. High Twirler 4 yrs. Head Twirler - 1 yr. Band Sweetheart Candidate '68 Patsy has attended 8. F. A. State College and Lamar Tech summer twirler camps. She received 11 medals at various contests for her outstanding twirling abilities. Oux S. F. A. twirlers are surely to be complimented for their fine performances during the year of 1968. Their hard work could be seen in their dance rou- tines and their grand twirling abilities. They are certainly a credit to our band and school. 8 PATSY MCLARTY - Head Twirler 6 Just Playing Around At Pep Rallies At Check Day Ceremony At Concert 69 Band Officers BRENDA SCOTT - Sr. Band 8 years President 67-68 Vice-Pxesident 65-67 Representative 63 All-Region Alternate 66-67 Austonians 6 years Band Sweetheart 67-68 CHARLES JONES - Sr. Band 6 years Treasurer 66-67 Austonians 6 years Vice-Presidem 67-68 w JACKIE MARCEAUX - Sr. Band 6 years Jr. Representative 66-67 Treasurer 67 -68 RUTH ANN POCHE - Jr. Band 6 years Librarian 66-67 Secretary 67-68 Ausmnians 5 years MR. JOHN C. FLING Southwestern University Representatives HELEN JONES CHARLES LEYSATH DEBBIE VIEL SUE LEYSATH 7' Sr. Rep. Tr. Ren. SODh. Rep. Fresh. Rep. S.F.Ais Jazz Band MR. FLING Standing, at righU FIRST ROW: Patsy McLaIty. Shem Loftin, Debbie Kea, Terry Wolfe. and Pam Jennings. SECOND ROW: Steve Coleman, Sue Leysath. Brenda Scott, David Duhon, Chaxles Jones, Charles Leysath. 5tandin9 THIRD ROW: Mike Jones, Debbie White, Kathy Stanley. Ruth Poche, Laura Poche and Mike Duhon; also, Gaylon Robinson, at piano and Richard Jones mrumsy POP Caught off guard! ! 72 In the wee hours of the morning! 1 ! Boy! ! that trombone section is GREAT! ! ! S.F.A. Band Sweetheart l, .a. thATm 7mm .32. V w Q33? y gimwmma 74 JV V L A- - WM:- . . - --m..! J5 TWIRLERS: Patsy McLarty, Dabble Viel. Zella Guidry, Marilyn Arnold. Susan Rose, Madilyn Tompkms. Margaret Moreno. FIRST ROW: Richard Jones. Terry Pavia, Janice Norman, Dorothy Vines, Dolores Moreno. Cmdy Broussard, Dlanne Brummet, Terry Guidry, Debbie Kea, Shirley Guillory, Charlotte Adams, Nancy Kea, Jo Ellen Jennings, Lucy Choatc, Cindy Tompkins. Susie Sparks, LuLu Jones, Rene Templan, Mr. John Fling, Direcmw. SECOND ROW: Jackie Marceaux, Donna Huck, Mary Arnald, Pam Jcnnmgs, Jane Parker, Dale Morgan, Sherrie Loftin, Terry Wolfe, Joanie Jehlen, Paula Strain, Lisa Belch, Barbara Morris. THIRD ROW: Debbie White, Laura Poche, Janice Bearden, Ruth Poche, Kathy Stanley, Mlke Jones. Mike Duhon, Mickey Gill, Dwayne Morvant, Elizabeth Marceaux, Jezry Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Blenda Scott, Sue Leysath, Tyronne Juneau, David Duhon, Charles Jones, Roddy White, Steve Coleman, Donald Buckner, Kcnnard Palembo, Charles Leysath. 75 Thar Qonderful year of 68 when the Eglhymas honored at' te'as given by he Ryan; the Juniors in Volleyball a'nd Sent they or girls: home for wearing twg algeyem' cgm .5 38?? F ACULTY Sponsors 12A - MR. COPELAND 12C - MRS. MCCOY Back when Iwas a young dashing What do you mean. you can't man, a year ago . . . he at me '2 12B - MRS. JEHLEN 12D - MRS. MARTIN Hah-I-BCDUD WhO'thIew that spit-ball? Alright, we all know that 2 plus 215 5! 78 Sponsors 11A - MRS. MILTON llC - MR. LANDRY I hope the class never finds out 11 Do you want me to came shut that 1 can't type over 36 words a n your mouth for you? minute. a 118 - MR. SPEARS l 11D - MRS. LOUVIER O 1' Eighth grade spelling words. Lu- Who's typing on the typewriter? dicrous, L-U-D- . . 79 Sophomore 10A - MR. NIXSON 10c - MR. WELDON mHGmBO'U Sandpaper is $1. 00 a sheet. I wonder why MI. Cruse- turner wants to talk to me? 108 . MRS. ANDRUS 10D - MR. WEBER Am I smiling enough? I can't seem to find my I give UP! whistle! 80 Freshman 9A - MRS. LAIRD 9D - MR. BEASLEY 9C - MR. HOUSER I sure hope the day goes by fast, because this tie is killing me. Don't use your fingers, use the brush Igave you! 913 - MRS. BEAUMONT 9E - MR. GOLDEN What did you say? Don't ask me, you're You shouldn't have said doing it. that. Sponsors 8th Grade 8A - MR. KIRKPATRICK 8C - MRS. JEFFERS 8E - MR. BUSHNELL ' Is it true blonds have more fun? Who ever is on the basket-r ball team set down and watch while the others run laps. 8B - KROUTTER 8D - MR. DARCY Eat your Wheaties or I'll use you for the next experi- ment. How can Itell them that Ah, yes, another groovy I lost their mid-term exam day of science. papers? Sp onsors 82 7th Grade 7A - MRS. MAYO 7D - MRS. LOEB 7C - MRS. C. SMITH Am I on Candid Camera? Who erased the problems off the board ? 7B - MRS. MEEK 7E - MR. THOMPSON You three on the back row. choir is next period. Of course I'm busy. I wonder why those kids are always staring at me? Sponsors 83 Leaders MR. COMMINGS MRS. MUSSELWHITE No! I'm not mad! Why do you want to change your schedule? MR. THIBODEAUX MR. BYARS I thought I told you not to call me while What's your excuse this time? I'm at work! 84 Department Heads MR. HUNT The main thing to remember is never to I have so much fun during my off periods. pick up harmful animals. MR. A. E. SMITH MR. TUNNEL You two who laughed at my last joke get Just how did those kids find out about my ten extra points on the next test grade. police record? Nurse Librarian MRS. SWAFFORD MISS REID Well. let's see, what does she have? Where did Iput that book? Band Director Dietitian MR. F LING MRS. MILLER Where did you get that note? why not hamburgers again this week? 86 Student'reachers MR. LAIRD MISS ARMAND MR. PICOU 6VW M k I know that I am new here, but! Gee, MIS- Andrus never Science can be interesting. was this nice to us. Coaches MR. ALLRED MR. BUTAUD MR. DAVIS Who said I swing a mean My boys got the Shoo- What do you mean. did I paddle? bop-she-do-be-do-be-do. ever play football? 87 The Man of Action May Illave your attention? What are they up to now ? Don't eat too much now. If those kids go across that street . . . 88 Secretaries MRS. NOBLES MRS. JEANIS I know Iput that book somewhere, but I No. this is not Joe's p001 hall! can't remember where! MRS. STUBBS MRS. IHLES I never can keep up with those kids! That excuse she gave just didn't sound right. 89 Board of Directors L. to R.: N. B. Haskell. Mrs. R. L. Murray. Edwin H. Baldwin, Clyde M. Gott, George Huber. Jt. , Pres. , E. L. Kennedy Jr., Alfred Z. McElroy. A. E. Patterson, Maurice Born, Vice Resident. Superintendent DR. GOTT MR. CRUSETURNER 90 Custodians Mr. Boudreaux, Mr. Drake. Mr. Morgan, Mrs. Partridge, Mr. Calais, Mrs. Hale, and Mt. Hale. Cooks Mrs. Burge, Mrs. Broussard, Mrs. Edgerly, Mrs. Smith 9i Off Hours Teachers Yodel What will John say? Smile boys Watch these calories! 92 Play Teachers $5. ' 'V'V . E ; 59:, v' I 1' - i 5, ; , . , J z , 1 q , j a , A ' a c. 1d their diplom an$a . p15 6 .- id' 4 . d r n .g he prom ax$ Sopho - real feel I: Week. . . v High School through I .artcipati. ' 94 v CLASSES CLASS OFFICERS: Raymond Commander, Vice- President; Loretta Whatley, Secretaxy; Glenn Borel, President. CLASS SENATORS: BOTTOM L. to R.: Sharon Wismer, Melanie Broussard. Belinda Comeaux, Gail Thibudeaux, Rose Anne Anderson. Lucy Delcambre, Loretta Whatley. TOP L. to R. : Raymond Commander, Darrell McNeil. Glenn Borel, James Brevell. 96 What have they been drinking? STRONG COKES! Seniors 6899 R Great 97 98 ABBOTT, KIRK ARCENEAUX , BARBARA ALPHIN, CURTIS ARNOLD, MARILYN ALPHIN, DAN BELAIRE, CRAIG ANDERSON, ROSE ANN BONIN , ROBERT BERNARD. JOHNAL BOREL, GLEN N BLANKENSHIP, KATHY BORDAGES , CHRISTINE BLANTON, LINNIS BOUTTE. RUSSELL 99 BOYD . ROBERT BROUSSARD, DAVID BOYD, SHIRLEY BROUSSARD, MELANIE BREAUX , KAREN BUCHANAN, MAXIE BREVELL. JAMES I00 CLARK, ANTHONY CALAIS, MICHAEL COBB. STEVE CHESS ON. SHERRI COLEMAN , CALLIE CHRISTIAN. ELS IVINA COMEAUX, BELINDA IOI l02 COMMANDER, RAYMOND DILLINGHAM, NANCY DAILY. LANCE DORE. DARRELL DEVERS . JUDY EDGERLY , K ATHLEEN DELCAMBRE , LUCY FUS ELIER, IRMA EVANS. JUDY FUSELIER, PATRICK FAULK. RICKEY GARY, LARRY FEEMS TER, GAYLE GASPARD , BRENDA GOUT HIER, MICH EAL HATC H, LEONARD GRAHAM. JAMES HAYNES, JOHN GRANGER. ANN HEBERT , DEBORAH GU Y, JOHN l04 HUGHES, MICHAEL HOCK , ROBERT HUNNICUTT, BRENDA HILDABRIDLE, NOVIA ISEDORE. DIANE HUBBARD, CYNTHIA JEFFERS, REGINALD JONES, CHARLES JONES, ROXINE JONES , CHERRY JUNEAU, NELSON JONES, HELEN KNOTT, JANICE JONES, PATRICK 106 Le MAIRE , MARGARET KOONCE, JESSIE LICATINO , ROY LaLONDE , MIC HAEL LOFTIN, THOMAS LANDRY, JANICE LOIACANO, JACKIE l07 IOB LYON, SHELIA MC MU RRAY, ALICE MCCLELLAND , PAM MC NEIL, DARRELL MCLEOD , ERNEST MALONE, GEORGE MCLEOD, LEE MIRE. BARBARA MARCEAUX, JACQUELINE MORENO. MARGARET MARSHALL, BRENDA MURPHY, CONNIE MINTER, CLARENC E NE WSOME, WAYNE l09 PARISH , JONA PIERCE . RALPH PEVETO, LANCE POCHE, LINDA PICOU, DONALD PRICE, CAROLYN PIERC E , PRISCILLA HO RICE. JOSEPH PROCELLE, DON RICHARDSON , JOCIELYN RAY, TERRY ROBERTSON. BARBARA READO, RUSSELL ROBINSON, GAYLON HZ ROMERO, CLIFFORD ROMERO, JIMMY RONQU ILLE, DALE SAVANT. ELIZABETH SCOTT , BRENDA SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, JIMMY STANSBURY. PAULETTE SON NIER, BRENDA TAYLOR, DON SONNIER, ELIZABETH THIBODEAUX, GAIL SPARKS. SUSAN WALKER. GREG ll3 WARD, JOHN WELCH . FRANK WELCH, JOSIE WEST, BRENDA WHATLEY, LORETTA WHITE, MABLE WILSON, LARRY WRIGHT, FONDA WISMER. SHARON MCLARTY . PATSY NOT PICT URED: Dumes, Bobby Lyon, Billy Norris, Geraldine Reed, Oran Seymore, Alex Texada, Remus 75 :' :xmu,. ' XI Q ; The Innocent Ones - x Happiness is that last Western Dance. Southern Belles and Beaux Seniors - Present and Past Il6 Yeah. we're westerners! Wanna make somethm' of it? Semors' Beauty Seniors enjoying the football banquet. In style. Sharon? Somebody is going to be sent to Mrs. Musslewhite. I I7 CLASS SENATORS: L. to R. , 15L ROW: Gloria Richards, Jan Harper, Diana Fuselier. 2nd ROW: Pam Jennings, Judy Parker. Carolyn Russell. 31d ROW: Buzz Cessac, Jimmy Choate, Mary nggins. 4th ROW: Jimmy Brown, Mary Grand. TOP ROW: Larry Fuxgerson, Doug Dav1dson. ll8 CLASS OFFICERS: L. to R.: Judy Parker, Treasurer; Don McFarline, President; Tern Monk, Secretary; Jimmy Choate. Vice-Presidcm. Ardoin, Melanie Arnaud, David Anedondo, Rudy Atkinson, James Baird, Donald . Baird, Donna Baker, Velma Bell. Larry Benoit, Bobby Branham. David Brazill. Brenda Bre aux, Donna Broussard, Gail Broussard, Jude Brown, Wesley Brown, J immy Burnham, Richard Cain, Lynda Calais, Patsy Cessac, Buzz Choate. Jimmy Chxistian, Deborah Church, Randy Clark. Lula Coleman. Steve Collins. Jayne Comeaux. Vernell Dailey, Joyce Davidson, Doug Davis, Pat Dewey, Lynn Dionne. Hazel Dore. Andra Dorman, Earl Duhon, Wanda England. Darrell Ferguson, Larry Fisher. Raymond Fontonette, John Foreman. Terry Francis, Gail Fuselier, Diana FuselieI, Lane Gilliam, Kenneth Gobert, Suzanne Grand, Mary Guidry. Zella Harper, Jan Hawkins, Elizabeth Herring, Tony Hidalgo. Virgie Hopkins, Linda Hopkins, Veronica Hughes, Wanda Jennings, James Jennings, Pam Johnson. Raymond Jones, Ellen Jones, Judy Jones, Mike Jones, Sharon Jones, Sherry Kennerson, Walona Killian, Ray Knapp, Wanda Laird, Glenn Lawless, Peter LeBlanc, Bob by LeBlanC. Irma Leysath, Charles Loftin, Sherrie Lott . Rex Louviere, Norris McFaxlin. Donald Mack, Howard Medford, Patricia Monk. Teri Mothershed, Kathy Miguez, Katherine :5 a is Musick. Rhona Nelson, Tandy Odom, Lawrence Palombo, Edward Parker, Judy Peron. Debbie Perry, James Poche, Ruth Prater, Lynette Price, David Richard. Gloria Rinehart, Kerry Rodrigues, Elaine Ronquille, Chester Roy, Phillip Russell, Carolyn Santor, Mona Savant, Margie Scott, Eva Jo Seguxa, Wilda Smith. Donald Smith, Judi Smith, Phyliss Sonnier, Ernest Stanley, Kathy Stenmark, Darlene Taylor, Patricia Theriot. Thomas Thornton, Benjamin Veronie, Gail Ward. Pat White. Roddy Wiggins, Mary Young. Nancy Bloth. Sue l25 l26 Is that a box of gold? mHOmSEH We've waited a long time. Soc iv. to 'cm Juniors. What do you want? Bobby at work?? Juniors Vlcton'ously battle the faculty. mHGH'SSH Tough Sugerbear! Our Senior rings at last. VICE-PRESIDENTS: Ronnie Roberts, Ronnie Burris, PRESIDENTS: Mike Rowzee. Ruth Abshire, Don Bobby Johnson, Steve Champaign. Donald Adams Calais, Jeanette Alford SENATORS: Lois Corbello. Mike Rowzee, Cindy Guillory, Ronald Roberts, Madeline Tompkins, Billy Baker, Amanda Touchette. Tim Hatch, Brenda Toups. Ronnie Burris, Dana Laverne, Pat Delcambre SECRETARIES: Cindy Lopez, Cindy Jordan, Tim Higgenbotham, Debbie Viel. Debbie Babineaux I28 She? He? IL? reigns on the royal thmne. This is beauty? ? g 3 .4 l2? Abshire, Ruth Adams, Donald Adams, Robert Alford, Jeanette Anderson, Canon Anderson, Paul Arnold, Mary Babineaux, Debra Baker. William Barnhart, Louise Bearden, Terry Bell, Arthur Bell, Linda Bernard, Beverly Blevins, Yvonne Branham, Charles Brevell, Sandra Broussard, Harold Brummett, Diane Buckner, Donald Burris. Karen Burris, Ronnie Byers. Bruce Cain, Colleen Calais, Donald Camille. Diana Champagne. Steve Chesson, James Church, Debra Collins, Laura Corbello. Lois Curby, Samuel Dailey. Ivy Jean Delcambre, Mary Delcambre, Pat Desormeaux, Glenda Dickson, Roger Dixon, Stephen Dubois, Dolores Dugas, Tommy Duhon, Larry Duhon, Michael Durisseau, Herbert Eason, Edw ard England, Ronnie Ensign, Angela Evans, Faye Fancher, Roger Feemster, Nita Feverjean. Manson Foreman, Druse Fortune, Darlene Gill. Mickey Gauthier. Leslie Guidry, Gene Guidry, Pauline Guillory, Cynthia Guillot, John Guy, Daniel Hammers, Bobby Hartman, Deborah Hatch, Tim Hebert, Neil Hebert, Teri Higginbotham. Tim Holeman, Billie Jackson, Lonnie Jeffers, Colleen Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Linda Johnson, Robert Jones, David Jordan, Cynthia Juneau. Tyrone Kea, Debbie Kelly. Ester Kethley. Kathy Landry, Patrick Lawless, David LaVerne. Dana l34 LeMaire, Russell Licatino, Donnie Loftin, Randy Lopez, Cindy Mallet. Kenneth Malone, Mark Marshall, Charles Mamn, Melinda McCreaxy, Jeff Milazzo, David Milstead. Maudine Mitchell, Gregory Moreno, Dolores Mouton, Cindy Nelson, Stanley Nixon, D. C. Palumbo, Kenard Pittal, Glenn Purgahn, Laura Poche, Ray Pnce, Marvin Rippy, Jlmmy Roberts, Ronnie Robison, Selwyn Romero, Dlane Romero, Linda Romero, Norbert Romero, Teri Rowzec, Gwen Rowzee, Michael Segrest, Ricky Segura, Mary Sims, Howard Smith, Gary Smith. Jeri Smithhart. Rebecca Bonnier, Deborah Sonnier, Keith Smolskey, Stephen Squires, Peggy I36 Talbot, Rhoda Taylor. Debbie Thibodeaux, Eddy Tompkins, Mad eline Touchet, Amanda Toups, Brenda Trahan, Michael Viel, Debbie Wagenfuar. Gail Walker. Dolph Walton, Linda White, Debra White, Mona Williams, Kenny Wilson, Allen Wolfe. Yvonne All right, line up kids. Sure that's just coke? 11'743'? J . k. Sophomores enjoyed Western Day. V From out of the woods came . . . . 50pm? Sophomores I37 hat wonderful of 68 when a few personalities were chosen ' t of the many ho participated in various activities, and displayed their ard-winning , 1a1ents. I38 PERSONALITIES Mr. and Miss Austin High 1 4 V . g; LORETTA WHATLEY RAYMOND COMMANDER I40 Most Likely To Succeed Wink EHEEEEE Emmi LEN HATCH MELANIE BROUSSARD Best All Around SHERRY CHESSON LINNIS ELANTON I42 Most Beautiful and Handsome JESSIE KOONCE MIKE LaLONDE I43 Homecoming Queen , k; The Queen and 5 Nut: he: court on 155515 $17,; a Homecoming night. Homecoming Week Favorites Mr. and Miss Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship Spirit JANICE LANDRY RAYMOND COMMANDER RUDY ARRENDONDO SHERRI CHESSON I45 Most Popular Best Dressed BARREL DORE LORETTA WHATLEY BELINDA COMEAUX CRAIG EELLAIRE Senior Favorite Cutest Couple Wittiest Couple RICKY FAULK BRENDA GASPARD MELANIE BROUSSARD LEN HATCH I46 Most Popular TERRI MONK DON MCFARLAND Cutest Couple ZELLA GUJDRY RUDY ARRENDONDO mnw-HchHj HOH-BSH Best Dressed DOUG DAVIDSON JAN HARPER Wittiest Couple n I , V 1V ...... JIMMY CHOATE PAM JENNINGS I47 Most Popular Best Dressed JEANETTE ALFORD RONNIE BURRIS STEVE CHAMPAGNE PAT DELCAMBRE Favorhe aacB Cutest Couple Wittiest Couple DEBBIE VELL JIMMY RIPPY MADELINE TOMPKINS RONNIE ROBERTS King and Queen of ,68 KING DARRELL QUEEN LORETTA of the of the House of Dore House of Whatle I49 Princes and Princesses 0f the Court SEATED: Novia Hildabridle. Lucy Delcambre, Paulette Stansbury. STANDING: Clarence Mmtcr, Linnus Blanton, and Glenn Borel. 150 Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting v a Left to Right: Don McFarland. Pam Jennings, Margie Savant, Darrell England Dukes and Duchesses Left to nght: Jimmy Choate, Zella Guidry, Gloria Richards, and Ray Killian SPORTS 1967 Football Schedule Sept. 9 Bishop Byrne -------------- 7 pt. Arthur .......... 26 Sept, 15 Dayton ----------------- 16 Pt. Arthur ---------- 2U Sept. 22 Hull-Daisetta ------------- 7 Pt. Arthur ---------- 8 Sept. 30 Kelly ------------------ 0 Pt, Arthur ---------- 58 Oct. 6 St. Pius ----------------- 0 Pt. Arthur ---------- l5 Out. 13 East Chambers ------------- 12 pt, Arthur .......... 13 Get. 21 St. Mary's --------------- 0 Pt. Arthur .......... 25 Oct. 26 Hamshire-Fannett ---------- 0 Pt. Arthur ---------- 35 Nov. 4 Kountze ---------------- 19 PI. Arthur ---------- 0' NOV. 10 IIardln-Jefferson ----------- 6 Pt. Arthur ........... 7 l54 .370 .r': o 4': 1967-68 Coaching Staff Davis, Bill Kirkpatrick, and Joe Landry. Left to Right: Bert Butaud, Lidney Thompson. Jimmy Allred. R. E. , . va-wm $ Tandy was a. great wing- Mr. Spirit? David looks v101ous. back. doesn't he! ! Both Bobby Dumas and Norris Louviere had successful luck this year! ISb km Eagles!! 1 Coaches Alred and Eutaud present several players with awards. EAGLES Is something funny? Don-Don takes a nap . . . Good pose, Buzz ! Here comes the mighty EAGLES! ! ! S F NS 962 - 5.x. '3 ., . wad TV mm . illlfn 1s; IABLH 3;..sz ,' H- V ! k IA. LES BACK ROW: Thomas Theriot. James Graham, David Arnold, Robert Benin, Linnis Blanton, James Romero, Cral Belaire, Glen Borel. SECOND ROW: Tandy Nelson, Wastly Brown, Dav1d Price, Remus Tcxada, Robert Dumas, Max Buchanan, Robert Johnson, Raymond Commander, Coach Thompson. THIRD ROW: Don McFarland, Ray K 11am, Norris Louviere, Phillip Roy, Robert LeBlanc, Rex Lott, Mike Rowzec. Coach Aired, Coach Davis. FOL'Ri l58 Eagles l-gviium Ii II WII: Ii, ROW: Darrel England, Preston Ccssac, Doug Davidson, Rudy Axrendondo, Tim Hatch, Ronnie Burris, Bobby John- son, Lonnie Jackson, Coach Butaud. FIFTH ROW: Donald Adams, Stanley Nelson, Patrick Landry, Marvin Price, James Clxcssun, Ronnie England. Kenneth Mallet, Ronmc Roberts, DaVLd Jones Qianageu l59 Louviere makes the necessauy yaxdage for the first down. This was a rare moment for Glen and Raymond. Did we make it? One of the senior centers. Raymond Commander. Great catch! I I I 1?! '4! Linnis Blanton received many awards as an end. I6! , . 'g'r-ai'ir, V :A t9, I kun. . Ray Killian, a junior, excelled ,A good prospective tackle for in kicking. next year! Many of the scores were made by Sugaxbear Johnson and Craig Belaire. I62 Football Sweetheart ROSE ANNE ANDERSON mm-m-m n...- uhm 5;. m Tri-Captains present roses to the Sweetheart. I63 SHERRI CHESSON SENIOR SFA M SENIOR HEAD CHEERLEADER Cheerleaders SENIOR GLORIA RICHARD ROSE ANNE ANDERSON JUNIOR SENIOR I64 . .. ;mw$m,1:.. 1w .. ,u pm STANDING: Sherri Chesson, Janice Landry. and Gloria Richards. SEATED: Loretta Whatley, Terri Monk, and Rose Anne Anderson. These girls are as much a part of the game as the football players are. Don't worry, Terri they'll make it! ! I65 Janice and ' ' 6 pretty good, but Loretta and Sherri need a little prac- tice. We've got SPIRIT! H TOUCHDOWN! !l with the football season behind, the cheerleaders look forward to the basketball games that are to follow. points ALPHIN m-mcr' RON N IE ROBERTS CESSAC I67 Lay-up GLEN BOREL Jump Shot BUZZ CESSAC Jump Shot by DAN Free Throw RUSSELL READO Lay-up GLEN BOREL Free throw GLEN BOREL Lay-up RONNIE ROBERTS Jump Shot RUSSELL READO Jump Shot RAY KILLIAN DAN ALPHIN GLENN BOREL RUSSEL READO Senior Senior Senior Eagle BUZZ CESSAC RAY KILLIAN Junior Junior PETER LA WLES S COACH KIRKPATRICK DON CALAIS Junior Sophomore I70 lst ROW: David Jones, Jimmy Rippy, Jimmy Chesson. Don Calais, Peter Lawless, Howard Mack. Benjamin Thor- ton, Donald Buckner, Kenny Williams. 2nd ROW: Coach Allred, Marvin Price, Mike Rowzee, Bobby Johnson, Glenn Borel, Dan Alphin, Russel Reade, Ray Killian, Ronnie Roberts, Buzz Cessac, Coach Kirkpatrick. The following scores do not show the hard work and efforts of our 5. F. A. Eagles. Defeat is always difficult. but no one can be disappointed when the team has put forth its best effort. This year our Eagles placed second in District 23AA. We are all proud of our boys for such a great effort. The 1968 District schedule was as follows: Hardin-Jefferson ............... 37 Hampshire-Fannett ------------- 39 East Chambers ----------------- 51 Kountze .................... 47 Hardin-Jefferson ............... 52 Hampshire-Fannet: ............. 41 East Chambers ................ 54 Kountze -------------------- 55 I71 Track Team lst ROW: David Jones, Lennis Blanton, Bobby LeBlanc. Phillip Roy, Jimmy Chesson. 2nd ROW: Eddie Thibidcaux, Tim Hatch, Don Adams, Rudy Arrendondo, Jimmy Rippy, Ellis Dionne. 3rd ROW: Doug Davidson, Kenneth Gil- liam, Glenn Borel, Ronnie Roberts. The Mile Relay team; Lennis Blanton, Ellis Dionne, Bobby Tim Hatch runs the mile. LeBlanc and Phillip Roy. I72 LeBlanc, Blanton and Roy practice. Borel receives his district metal for first place in the High Jump. Dionne takes off. Roberts gains in the High Hurdles. Arrendondo and Branham strive hard to win. Hatch receives his district medal for the mile. I73 Baseball Team lst ROW: Rudy Arrendondo, John Ward, Bobby LeBlanc, Robert Benin, Don Calais. 2nd ROW: Tandy Nelson, Ken- ny Wilhams, Mike Rowzee, Steve Cobb, Rex Lott, Darrel England. 3rd ROW: Ronnie Burris, Raymond Comman- der. Lcunis Blanton, Mike Calais, Maxie Buchanon, George Malone, Marvin Price, Pat Landry. The team watches as they wait for their tum for batting practice. Coach Allred. I74 Infielders are: 13! ROW: Maxie Buchanan, John Ward, Pitchers are; KNEELING: Marvin Robert Benin. 2nd ROW: Mike Rowzee, Kenny Williams. Price, D011 Calais. STANDING: Raymond Commander, Ronnie Bums. Mike Calais, Steve CObb. Outfielders are: lst ROW: Rudy Arrendondo, Darrel McNeill, Managers: Pat Landry and David Rex Lott. 2nd ROW: George Malone, Linnis Blanton, Bobby Jones pose with MI. England, the LeBlanc, Mike Hughes. Park Maintenance Engineer. Do we get to bat, now?? Mike Rowzee throws. I75 Linnis Blantou gives batting instructions. Why is everyone Just standing there? The team has batting practice before the game. Coach Allred pitches. Kenny Williams waits for the next play. I76 All-Stater We would like to dedicate this page :0 Raymond Commander. We feel that he is a most deserving person. as an outstanding athlete and student. Raymond, a 222-pound center and de- fensive guard, was a top man on our foot- ball team for the past two years. He re- ceived all-district honors in 1966 and 1967. In 1967 he was our second-team all-stater and voted most valuable lineman in District 23-AA. As a team leader, president of the stu- dent body, and outstanding student, Ray- mond has helped make . . . That Wonder- ful Year of 1968. I77 S.F.A. District All District Basketball players were: Ray Killian and Dan Alphin. All District Football players were; ls: ROW: Kennetn Gilliam, Doug DavidsonI and Sugarbeax Johnson. 2nd ROW; Raymond Commander, Glenn Borel, and Craig Bellaire. 3rd ROW: Linnis Blanton. I78 All Players All District Baseball players were: George Malone, Linnis Blanton, and John Ward. All District Track players were: 15: ROW: Linnis Blanton, Bobby LeBlanc, and Glenn Borel. 2nd ROW: Phillip Roy, Tun Match, and Ellis Dionne. I79 That wonderful year of '68 when all the Seventh gtaders were exposed to High School life, when the football boys were honored with 3 Banquet at the Tide- lands and the eighth graders won every basketball game, and many girls ran for cheerleader for the first time. I JR. HIGH Allen. R. Bertrand, R. Arabia, F. Bijeaux. S. Arnaud, C . Blackwell, S. Arrendondo, D. Blevins, T. Atkinson. R. Bolch. R. Avery, S. Boley. T. Ballard, C. Boudreaux. J. Bearden. J. Boudreaux, J. Bell, B. Boutte, R. FRESHMEN Bre aux , K. Church, D. Breaux. K. , Clark, N. Breaux, L. Clepton, D. Broussard. T. Cole, K. Brown. V. Collins. M. Bryan. G. Cook. J. Buckner, Y. Dailey. C. Cardwell, B. Desormeaux. D. Cessac, G. Dickey, R. Dietrich. D. Guy, D. Fisher, R. Hopkins, R. Dore, N. Harper, P. Foreman, K. Homn, 1 Duck, D. Harrington, J. Hulin D. Franklin, C. ' Hawth . Duhon, D. orne, M Frantz w Hunnicutt, E. Eagleson, T. Head, S. Guidry, J. Ingalls. H. Eason. S. Hidalgo. L. Guillory, J. Jeffers, B. Hill, 5, Edgerton, T. Guillot. P. Jehlen, J. England, G. Hillman, C. Guin. T. Jones, G. Fancher, E. Hock, D. Guy, C. Jones, R. Junot, M. Melancon, D. Little, L. Parton, D. Keen, R. Merwin, D, Loiacano, A Pearce, W. Kethle J. y, Morris, V. Loiacano, D Peron, S; King, R. Murphy, R. Lopez, A. Poche, L. Knott, J. Musick, G. . Martin, B. Portacci, M. Kutta, W. Nolan, L. Moybou, J. Premeaux, 'I Lanclos. D. Norman. J. Mayers, P. Procelle, D. Latiolas, D. Norris. K. McCue, 1' Romero, G. Leysath, S, Parker. L. McLarty, P. Richard, S. Robere, K. Sessions, V. Roberts. G. Robin. J. Rose, 5. Rowzee, K Ryan, C. Sattlex, L. Savant. B. Scott. D. Solomon. M. Solomon, 5. Sonnier, C. Sonnier. M. Smith, P. Stallings. C. Stansbuxy, C. Stelly, D. Stewart. I. Welch, P. Strain, R. Wilkinson, D. Thibeaux, E. Wilson, J. Thibodeaux, A. Wilson, L. Thibodeaux. D. Wolfe, T. Veronie, S. Vines, D. Walker, A. Welch, J, 185 Freshman Homeroom Officers PRESIDENTS: Cathy Kethley, Linda Sattler, Mark Portacci, and Kathy Ballard VICE-PRESIDENTS: Kyle Breaux, Laura Poche, Janice Beaxden, Debbie Arredondo, and Randy Hopkins SECRETARIES: Beth Jeffers, Sue Leysath. Noxman Dore, Debbie Hulin, and Debbie Lanclos 8A: Top Left: R. Marshall, R. Berthlot, B. Hranicky, D. Cooper, K. Bryan. R. Cruz. SECOND ROW: D. Calais, S. Guillory, J. Wismer, G. Theriot, R. Spell, G. Delcambre, C. Hill, R. Walton, J. Lege, G. Theall, R. Rodrb guise. Bottom Left: B. Jones, C. Pennington. G. Eddie, M. Theriot. P. Broussaxd, P. Strain, G. Ferguson, R. Morris, 6. Knoll. L. Nolan. , -V 88: Top Left: B. Bell, D. Stelly, B. Noble. C. Delcambre. P. Sonnier. K. Marshall, R. Hartman, B. Jennings, C. Durisseau, J. Robinson. Middle Left: 1. Wismer, S. Roberts, C. Gum, A. Jones, B. Price, P. Taylor. T Dietrich, J. Norman, D. Curby, D. McMurray. Bottom Left: T. Loyd, J. Rodrique, T. Dailey, T. Granger. D. Gillard, J. Broussard, D. Veronie. G. Broussard, C. Keller. l87 ,1! H. ' 34 W JFS ' 8C: Top Left: K. Roach, G. Thibodeaux, S. Portacci, M. Touchet, D. Mouhot, II. Portier, P. DeRouen. D. Breaux. V. Nolan, T. Keller. Middle Left: L. Hawkins, B. Broussard, E. Fusuiex, T. Johnson, B. Clopton. 'I. McFarlin, R. Carraway. Bottom Left: P. Swink, P. Cooper, G. Merwin, h. Bearden, P. Wilkmson, J, Loyd, D, Harris. 8D: Top Left: B. Chesson, M. Porter. B. Dillingham, F. Rose, M. Theriot. B. DcRouen, M. Picou. R. Tomplait, E. Vital, C. Wiggins. Middle Left: B. Mosley, W. Jones, H. Nelson, C. Latiolas, V. Baker, H. Gaspard, W, Anderson, B. LaSalle, C. Boyd. Bottom Left: B. Branham, J. Eylders, P. Hebert, L. Melancon, R. Bearden, S. Williams, C. Hardin, S. Ardoin, M. Richardson. 188 8E: Top Left: B. Gutierrez, D. Morvant, L. Purgahn, B. Boudreaux, D. Buchanan, K. Landry, J. Washington, 1. Lindsey, M. White, J. Parker. Middle Left: C. Broussard, P. Blanford, J. Dorman, D Ardoin, 1. Johnson, P. Xx'oodham, V. Suiru, D. Monk, V. Thibeaux. Bottom Left: D. Romero, R. Hopkins, B. Harris, T. Peveto, K. Mayo, B. Baird. K. Fusilier, D. Judice, B. Champagne. h gJA-I Mir HIF- 7A: Top Left: T. Murphy, P. Anderson, W. Dietrich, C. Williams, B. Suire. P. Lanclos, F. Purgahn, T. Nixon, B. Hatch, S. Smolsky. Middle Left: B. Morris, R. Reed, E. Watson, P. Porter, S. Lott, D. Roblson, D. Del- cambxe, M. Thompson, D. Clements. Bottom Left: L. Choates, D. Dickey, M. Guidry, M. Sandlfer, D. john- son, C. Kammika, K. Gubert, S. Leblanc, B. Bodin. IB9 ; VI! 78: Top Left: B. Hebert, D. Church, K. Zahal, A. Isadore. V. Hector. B. LaSalle, S. Robin, C. Adams. SEC- OND ROW: D. Delcambre, S. Romero, G. Guidry, L. Marceaux, W. Gaspard, C. Philyaw. D. Little, C. Theriot, T. Thibodeaux. THIRD ROW: T. Guy. C. We'st, J. Comeaux. R. Edgerly, S. Smithhart, C. Hulin. Bottom Left: M. Blevins, D. Landers. A. Delatte, 'L. Strain, C. Mosley. J. Salzar, M. Perrier, C, ArdoinV 7C: Top Left: K. Guidry, B. Gary, D. Pitrey, T. Horton, D. Kutta, C. Broussard. SECOND ROW: A. Smith, D, Weeks, D. Ballard. S. Buckner. N. Kea, P. Purgahn. M. Blanchard, C. Hawkins. THIRD ROW: C. Tompkins, S. Milswad, Y. Durisseau. J. McCue. K. Barton. D. Young. D. Morgan. Bottom Left: C. Clark, J. Judice, N. Romero, L Calais, J. Russell, B. Talbot, D. Dubois. G. Comeaux. I90 7D: Top Left: K. Washington, D. Scott, S. Griffin, C. Underhill, J. Fontenote. SECOND ROW: L. Touchette. E. Meadows. L. Coleman, L. Belch, L. Faucher, D. Dorman, K. Loftin. J. Jennings. THIRD ROW: R, Philpott, J. Parker. D. L. Vines, M. Smith. M. Bryant, S. Sueams. J. Wolfe, J. Breaux. BOTTOM ROW: K. Darder, R. Boudreaux, G. Domec, D. Fusilier, C. Mayo. L. Harris. R. Hebert. M??? limd ' Ila: .- I 7E: Top Left: S. Griffin, S. Griffin. D. Watson, R. Cole. SECOND ROW: S. Wilmer, M. Johnson, J. Hawthorne, D. Wiggins, J. D. Martin, V. Williams. THIRD ROW: C. Fontenot. C. Rodrique, T, Pavia, A. Marshall, R. Totten, N. Jones, G. Sparks, K. Broussard. S. Brown. Bottom Left: N. Goutheir, K. Stelly, V. Broussard. A. Branham, S. Price, D. Ronquille. C. Lege. R. Savant, D. Bernard. Freshman Football Squad Top Left: G. England, A. Loicano, J. Boudreaux, T. Premeaux, K. Breaux, D. Clopton, C. Sonnier. SECOND ROW: R. Fisher. J. Welch, H. Engllis. E. Dionne, C. Franklin, W. Pennington, B. Guitterez, B. Cloptou. THIRD ROW: 8. Blackwell. J. Harrington, B. Eolch, N. Dore, A. Lopez, D. Loicano, D. Latiohs, T. Guin, 6. Bryan. BOTTOM ROW: B. StansbuIy, K. Breaux. B. Savant, T. Clark, C. Roberts, R. Rowzee, M. Portacci. Left: B. Kirkpatrick, R. King. Right: Landry. FIRST STRING PLAYERS Top Left: E. Dionne, K. Breaux, T. Premeaux, S. Blackwell. C. Sonnier, A. Lopez, M. Portacci, G. England. Bottom Left: D. Latiolis, R. Rowzee, D. Clapton. T. Guin, B. Bolch, G. Roberts, C. Franklin. Eighth Grade Squad - Top Left: M. Sonnier, B. Jennings, B. Dillingham, D. Harris, K. Bryan. SECOND ROW: B. Noble, M, Porter, R. Landry, J. Parker, F. Rose, K. Lindsey. B. Chesson. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson. J. Washington. D. Claspard. D- Buchanan, R. Spell, K. Matshall, D. Young. BOTTOM ROW: S. Roberts, R. Rodrique. G. Arabie. R. Hartman, D. Romero. FIRST STRING PLAYERS TOP: B. Dlllingham, B. Chesson, R. Landry, F. Rose, B. Jennings, D. Buchanan. BOTTOM: J. Parker, B. Noble, S. Roberts, R. Spell. J. Washington, K. L1ndsey. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: deft to RighU: Ronnie Keen, Kyle Breaux, Mark Portacci, Mlkc Juneau, Shawn Blackwell, Gary England, Tommy Premeaux, Randy Doley, Greg Roberts, Dale Lawless, Coach Landry. Heb! Where's the ball! :aErmGFSH Magic! 7 V I94 uuL. Mva- Ma . : . u mm- ;: , nuan- 'axmma,.,...-. c.3ue 44 m: 1m :mxm W ' EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM: Coach Landry. Kenneth Mayo, Steve Roberts, Billy Nobles, Joe Washington, e, Kemice Landry. :1 ; amm-sn race I95 Freshman Track Team KNEELING: Leonard Nolan, Curtis Franklin. STANDING: Jerry Robins, Ronnie King, Gary England, Tom Clock. Ronnie strives for the tape. 1v - Curtis takes first in pull-ups. Nice landing. Eighth Grade Track KNEELING: Wayne Jones, Steve Roberts. STANDING: Billy Nobles, Frank Rose, Jerry Parker, Joe Washington. Jerry Parker lst in 880. Joe Washington for a lst. ' H A kind! I ' I .4 ' J'i ' ' JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: HEAD CHEERLEADER - Ginger Cessac, Janice Beadem, Debbie Lanclos, Debbie Axrendon- do. ' Working together, the girls cheer our boys on to victory. These are the haId-eamed awards received by a group of girls who really earned them. I98 All the way big team! Ready? Oh, well. I99 Jr. High Football Banquet Oh! This food! The coaches have the last word. 200 . x Best All Around KYLE BREAUX and DEBBIE ARREDONDO 20l Most Popular GARY ENGLAND and JACKIE GUJDRY Mr. and Miss Jr. High GARY ENGLAND and GINGER CESSAC L. 10 R.: FRONT ROW; Johnny Rodrigue, Annette Deslot, Julie Judice, Denise Ronquier, Cheryl Mayo, Sylvia Wilmer, Thursa Murphy, Paula DeRouren, Lem Touchet, Mary Bryant. MIDDLE ROW: Baltazar Guiterrize, Brad Mosley, Dennis Delcambre, Cecil Harden, Mary Ann TherioL, Julie Dorman, Helen Nelson, Rene Tomplait, Susie Portacci. TOP ROW: Cheryl Theriot, Debbie Judice, Patsy Woodham, Patty Broussaxd, Vicki Suire, Patty Taylor, Pamala Ander on, Patrila Washin ton, Doris Scott. . 5 g The J r. ngh Glee Club The group sings while a narration is given by Brenda Toups. Two young men who have contributed more than Keep up their share the good to make this work! an enter- taming organization. 204 Is this all we get for being smart? Mr. Thibodeaux--workmg? 205 Activities Football players receive their letters. 1 But we can't grow beards for Western Day. A Lively Quartet! 1 206 Football Sweetheart GINGER CESSAC ADVERTISEMENT Pizzaixm id Carry Out 01' Eat in 4231 Gulfway 983-4565 Port Arthur, Texas Open 'till 2 a.m. Fri. -Sat. 12 p.m. Sun. thru Thurs. Order by Phone for Faster Service A11ow Approximately 20 Minutes THERIOT'S TEXACO SERVICE 3700 Hwy. 73 and 9th Ave. FIDELITY SAVINGS AND LOAN 1501 Procter Street Port Arthur, Texas Congratulations Seniors '68 SWICEGOOD MUSIC CO. Southeast Texas' Leading HBAND HOUSEH $3 .1. a M 3685 College 710 9th Ave nue Phone YU 5-8858 840 Seventh Street A. LOUVIER FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES COMPARE VALUES Port Arthur, Texas Port Arthur, Tex. Beaumont YU 2-0851 RE 5-5608 TOYOTA YU 5-9351 JOHN J. LINN LINN'S 1100 Procter Port Arthur $ 209 ERNEST 0 BEL And many other lfalmus labels. MEN'S SHOP Jefferson City Port Arthur, Texas SOUTHERN UNION GAS CO. 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