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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1988 volume:

THE EAGLE 1988 Stephen F. Austin Port Arthur, Texas Volume XL PORT ARTHUR TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY -lCDrI'IZ-TI I'I'II-l TIO ZO-AOmu-I-OO :p CLASS OF TABLE OF ACTIVITIES 81 ORGANIZATIONS .................. 7 CLASSES ........................ 91 CONTENTS SPORTS ........................ 53 ADVERTISEMENTS ............... 131 ADMINISTRATION Standing, U- to Rx Habeeb Nacol, AI Dugan. Dr. Mary Jean George, David Bonham, and Dr. Joe Pitts, Superintendent. Seated, U- to Ry Dr. Barry Davis, Alfred McElroy. and James Green. V l: 1 D7. Joe HHS, Superintendent DI. Chutles McBee. BS! m Ml. Edward Wltsom ASSIsllm Supolinlendenk kw Personnal Supelinlzlggont lor Semdlly mamn Mr RussollCoco,Assistam Superintendem '01 Elementary Educ: ' DI, Louls Ream Asslshnl Mr. lewy Salaam, Hsisunt Supemtendent 1m Instruction Supennlendenl lav Busmess F ACU LTY Billie Bolch Deila Borel Annie Brannon Jo Ann Comeaux Lynn Crowder Betti DeBricassart Boyd Edwards Eddie Fowler Regina Gaspard Greg Green Jo Ellen Green Deborah Henry Danny Knowles Thomas Krouner Guy Logan Richard Marler Sam McMahon Helen Mency Alice Nelson Larry Reece Fred Renkema Debbie Scarbo Sylvester Smith Alvine Sonnier Larry Southard Leroy Spears George Thompson Geraldine Viltz WWW w WOVE: Loyce Wukasch, Jimmy Wyble, and Jim V: 9 , HT Mr. Cole and Mrs. Fowler take time out a E 30W w r4 to relax FACU LTY Betty Jacobs poses in front of her door during the Christmas door decorating contest. Teachers Earning Perfect Attendance for the First Semester of the Assistant principal Eddie Fowler 8 RX Robert Lawson. Regina takes the floor to referee at a oodman. Deborah Henry. Ever Lee Jackson basketballgame. Karen Peltier, Bobbie Stevens, Jo Ann Comeaux, Geraldine Viltz: Lynn Crowder, Winifred McDaniel, Erby Wyatt, Martha Lane, Billie Belch, Alvine Sonnier. George Rose, Leroy Spears. Joe Smith. and PTA members Rose Chambers. Maxine Cornier, and Brenda Jones present SFA coaches Richard Miller and Larry Reece with a ugood luck basket of goodies before the Homecom- ing football game. TO THE LEFT: Mandy Harrington crowns Mrs Claus, Jo EHen Green, and Mr. Claus, Boyd Edwards. They were elected by the student body to help raise money for the needy. A COLLECTION OF. .. STAFF The 1987-88 school year at Austin began with the mid- dlemigh school receiving a new principal. Mrs. Winifred ' Winnie McDaniel, was assigned to Austin after Dr. Chester Levy retired after 17 years of service at Austin. One of McDaniel's goa!s is to improve test scores. She feels that this can be accomplished with an extra effort from both teachers and students. Mrs Winifred McDaniel, Principal fJ 'IJN'I i :4 HQ? s , M.Ed- Mr. Ned Cole, Assistant Principal MRS. LOYCE COMEAUX 1987-88 TEACHER OF THE YEAR m Mrs. Lynn Crowder looks Up to answer , many questions that she answers each Martha Lane stops typing long enough to BHIe Bolch straightens the counter with a 8 Middle, 0- to Ry Mrs. Jo Ann Com- to enjoy typing, The counselors Mr. and Mrs. Vitlz M.SJ pose together. Boxtm Ml F0: The librarians Mrs. Dora Harper and Mrs M 19 Noble. No one minds visiting the nurse is W ;'r :5 our nurse. Mrs. Iria Thomas. Vi f Seagu masts? sum 13 A IT or mu umm HOMECOMING The 1987.88 Homecoming was a very successful one. There were many activities going on during the week. On Monday twins ran around school, Katrina DeRouen and Dallas Ronguille were the winners while on Tuesday JoAnn Miley and Carlos Serna won Kiddie Day. 60's day was held on Wednesday and Michelle Simmons and Tim Alexander were the winners. Thursday was Panther Buster Day and Katrina DeRouen and Bobby Durham were the two wmners. Friday was the traditional blue and white day to support the team. mmx - 11mm , v, : PSEMI- 31W V I983 HNM'SY HE'HYIESMWm . 1r ' The 1987-88 Homecoming King and Queen are Seniors Deana White and Tony Brown. Graylin Johnson and Dianna Marshall were elected Mr. and Ms Spirit, while Chris Lalonde and Anita McElroy were chosen Mr. and Miss Good Sportsmanship. Other activities included the Wednesday night Power Puff game. This is where the girls traded their pom pens and skirts to take the field wearing football uniforms as the guys cheered them on with the porn pons. The game was won by the combin- ed team of juniors and freshmen. The students gathered together to decorate the halls earlier in the week. This competition was won by the senior class. During halftime ceremonies Deana White was crowded as the 8788 Homecoming Queent Tony Brown was crowned during the coronation ceremony that was held during school. Deana is strolling down the traditional path to show that the crown anc title is worn proudiyv HOMECOMING H These are the 1987-88 Senior Prince and Princesses, 0- !o Ry Deana The Dukes and Duchesses are, Jules Barnes, Michelle Benson, Whnr Tony Brown, Jean Parker, Arthur Thibodeaux, Rachael Ray, Amy Terry Dugay, Renee Bertrand, Gable Batiste, and Jennifer Morgan and Robert Greer. Stevens Deana, g: , dmg with her father Paul White, is crowned Homecoming Queen for the main event during the halftime ceremonies, HOMECOMING THE noNEHEAD TWINS Dallas Rnnquille and Katrina Derouen won the prize for best dressed During Homecoming week, spirit is shown from the community on Twin Day. also, as seen here with the best decorated can w CAV-OIL-CADE Jacquelyn Cormier Princess Jacquelyn Cormier was escorted by Prince Robert Greer. Jacquelyn was sponsored by the AAUW. Jacquelyn really enjoyed being in CaVyoiI-cade. I had a lot of fun and met a lot of new friends. Jacquelyn said. Dana Jones Princess Dana Jones was escorted by Prince Arthur Thibodeaux. Dana was sponsored by the Noon Sertoma Club. Dana thought that being a princess was a great ex- perience. l'lt gaves me a chance to meet a lot of new people and learn many things. said Danay PROM THEME-z IF I HAD A WISH DATE: MAY 14, 1988 TIME: 8:00 pm.- 12:00 am. PLACE: PORT ARTHUR CIVIC CENTER The 1988 Prom King, Chris Lalonde, presents the royal roses to the excited 1988 PM Queen, Amy Morgan. The Junior's prom board hlled up with names very fast. Senior Crystal Guillory and date Kevm Henry seem to enjoy the prom. PROM The 1988 Prom Court consists of: Robert Greer, Jean Parker, Arthur Thibodeaux, Deana White, Chris Lalonde, Amy Morgan. Lisa Myers. Terri P erre Brown, Ronnie Fisher, David Lalonde, Katrina DeRouen, Amy Delahoussaye, Carl McDamel Jr., Heath LeBlanc, Toy Perry, Jules Barnes , ede Benson, and Curtis Hebert. PROM zu. ; - Everyone joined in to dance to the music of the theme song. If I Had a Wish, Juniors Robbie Carrier and Tammy Taylor dance the night away. Amy and Chris are still smiling. V I've 1988 Prom Queen and King Amy Morgan and Chris Lalonde Junior James Kaiser with her prom date, sophomore Dianna MarshaIL Juniov Melissa Lazenby watches all of the excitement with her date. ' K x MISS AUSTIN HIGH JEAN PARKER MR. AUSTIN HIGH . .r ARTHUR THIBODEAUX MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED v o . 0 'I . . . DANA JONES AND ROBERT CONNER BEST ALL-AROUND MICHELLE SIMMONS AND BOBBY DURHAM MOST BEAUTIFUL SUSAN TOMPLATT 22 MOST HANDSOME . CHRIS LALONDE 23 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsity cheerleaders are ready and willing m help out with the Eagle Relays. The cheerleaders handed out awards at the track meet. 24 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS we: a Amaud Eagle mascoo takes a well deserved break The 1987-88 Stephen F. Austin Varsity Cheerleaders areall smiles! : , wgthe bigfootballevem. The Varsity Cheerleaders show off their pyramid skills to the eagle fans at the East Chambers game In the fall. 25 e J.V. CHEERLEADERS 26 The 1987-88 junior varsity cheerleaders were Toy Perry, Jodie Ballou, Kristi England, Jen- nifer Stevenson, and Christina Kruger. The junior varsity cheerleaders did very well at camp. Sponsor Regina Gaspard said, The cheerleaders worked very hard, but it was well all of the hard work. They brought home four superior ribbons, one excellent ribbon, and also an HAward for the Excellence nominee to SFA. They also brought home the 'lspirit stick from camp. JV cheerleaders are all smiles as they pose for the camera. JV cheerleaders are Christina Kruger, Jodie Ballou. Jennifer Stevenson, Dristi England, and Toy Perry. They are performing a pyramid at one of the pep rallies, Kristi, Christina, Jennifer and Jodie are getting ready to perform at the pep rally. MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS The seven Middle School Cheerleaders for 1987 were Salina Hopper h head cheerleader, Christina O'Donald, Jeana Chance, Jodi McFarlin, Michelle McFarlin, Loukisha Kemper, and Trenall Jackson. From cheerleader camp they brought home three ex- cellents and one superior rib- bon. They also entered Cavoilcade for competition and came in first place. HBeing a cheerleader was a good experience and a lot of fun, said Jodi McFarIin, Camp was one of the funnest parts of being a cheerleader even though it was hard work, said Jeana Chance. Our 1987 Middle School Cheerleaders showed a lot of spirit to represent our school and the football players for the middle school as well as the high school. Mame Schpol Cheerleaders. me the Top: Christina O'Donald. Salinz Hopper, Jeana Chance, Loukisha Kemper, Jodh McFarlIn, Michelle McFarlin and Trenall Jackson having spirit and working together to build a pyramid. PEP RALLIES Varsity cheerleaders form a pyramid to cheer on football Seniors gather around the flag to sing the school song and to say the pledge of players at a pep rally. allegiance. AUSTINAIRES Drill team takes a group picture during a pep rally, L to Ry Lynell Richard, Gala Landry, Renee Bertrand, and Suzy Simon. Sitting: Melanie Acres and Dianna Paul. LEFT: Auslinaires Dianna Paul and Melanie Acres dance to Barbara Ann. 29 BAND The band, flag girls. and twirlers work together to create a greak The SFA band marches off the field proudly aftera great performance. performance. 30 T The SFA Eagle Marching Band provides entertain- ment at SFA football games. The band served as an important representative of SFA. The band is under the direction of Mri Sam McMahoni This was McMahon's first year at SFA. He spent his time helping the band members prepare for marching at football games. ui have found that the students who like to play their horns are the most enjoyable to be around. Also, the middle school students seem to be able to read and play music well, They were also a big help when we lost some members of the band to H8 72, said Mre Sam McMahon. The 1987-88 drum majors are Anissa Sinegal and Mike Gouthier. he s : t band performs at their best during halftime activities. 3:: V rt Waior, Mike Gauthier. leads the SPA band onto the fild Junior, Anissa Sinegal, smiles as she takes on the job as one of the s; ' Vie 1987-88 drum majors. FLAG CORPS The 1987-88 Flag Catps Standing. from ueft to Right are; Tiffany Belmn, Halima Hurston, Shorlonda Veal, Anita McElroy. and Andrea Odom, Kneeling, from ueft to Righo: Rochelle Finkney, Connie Johnson, Tiffany Robinson, Alice Brown. and Katrina Derouen, Besides performing at football games, the Flag Corps performed at pep rallies, parades and they also participated in all of the homecoming activities. a TWIRLERS The 1987-88 twirlers consisted of five girls who devoted much of their spare time and energy practicing and performing twirling routines with the Eagle band. Some of the other activities that the twirlers performed included pep rallies and they also participated in all of the homecoming festivities. The 1987-88 twirlers are Michelle Simmons, Jean Parker, Keisha Jacobs, Stephanie Trahan, and Rachel Crowder. The 1987 Twirlers are tL to m: Stephanie Trahan, Michelle Simmons, Keisha Jacobs and Rachel Crowder. Uean Parker not picturedx The M 'lers perform one of their routines during a halftime show, Three senior twirlers look on as the band marches during the halftime 33 SUMMIT The 1987 88 Summit Students are. Top Right: Robert Caddy, Meridith Felix, Jarrod Ballou, and Melissa Lazenby Bonom: Brian Rippy, William Huebel, Donald Ford, Meisha Leonard, Debra Smith, Tony Guillory, David Bearden, Erica Broussard, Jodie Ballou. Chris Boullion, Jacques Ballou, Shawna Fontenot. and Brandi McKenzie, M Stilwell students are Billy Blackmon, Rachael Ray, Lanny Decuir, Sandra Graylin Viltz. Drasheena Thomas. STILWELL Stilwell has been a big step for- ward for Austin High School students. It gives them a head start on their careers and guarantees some of the students a future job. Stilwell offers different types of classes. They are health occupa- tions, drafting, VOE, auto mechanics, and cosmetology. Many of the students from Stilwell enter their work in a contest called VICA. VICA also has a state board. This board consist of people ali around the state running for office. Becky Benoit served as Secretary of State for VICA this past year. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL RIGHT: The 1987-88 Officers are: Robert Greer, President Curtis Hebert, Vice Presi- dent; Jo Ann Miley, Corresponding Secretary: and Rachael Ray, Secretary. unu-u-m-I-n-u Ii-I-I-IIIPI-I-ID . ll-Il-I I Gnu 3-9 Juwnliwu'auilla; alumina MII 3:? $ 1 Members are. L to R; First Row: Robert Greer. Curtis Hebert Rachael Ray, and Jo Ann Miley, Second Row: Shannon Myers, Susan Tomplait, Toy Perry, Jan Villemez, Mandy Harrington. and Suzy Simon. Third Row: Andrea Odom, Zelinka Deal, Debra Smith, Jacque Cormier, Katrina DeRouen, and Michelle Benson. Fourth Row: Dana Jones and Nicky Harrington. 36 MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL wJEi 1w MAL. t The 1987-88 Middle School Student Council included, ls! Row: Treanell Jackson and Carvos Serna. 2nd Row: Mitzi Cormier, Tamara Peron. JusQin Howard, Andrea Downing, and Rolanda Dumas. And 3rd Row: Ricardo Serna, Michelle McFarland. Erika Mitchell, and Nfany Leday. Student Council Officers are Cavlos Serna and Treanell Jackson. 37 FRENCH 8c SPANISH CLUBS The 1987-88 French Club Membels are U- to Ry Susie Simon, Shannon Myers, Jan Villemez. Top: Felicia BostWIck. Dvanna Marshall, Nicky Harr- ington, and Michelle Lalunde. 38 Thu UlL Participants include: Bradley Atkinson, Amber Blanchard. Karen Clapton, Jamie Dionne, Andrea Downing, Arthur Edwards, April Fancher, . HP Gama, Justin Howard, Leticia Jefferson, Dana Jones, Melissa Lazenby, Steven Lazenby. Jeremy LeJeune, Sonya Little, Christina Moore, Frannie 8a .. 5 Carlos Serna, Ricardo Sema, and Nicole Zaro. Mark Calais placed fifth in UIL Science which took place at Hamshive- Fannen High School. DRAMA Dallas Ronquille explains to Michelle Benson and Katrina Derouen that she needs real food! Michelle Benson tells Tony Guillory that her shoes are not real Marjorie Clavelle, Christine Hlavinka. Christine Moore, Tammy Van IeatheL Luven, Katy Davis, and Zee Hursmn have a slumber party in Middle School drama. DRAMA Did Brian Norris kill Ron Forest? DA Supeiiorwinners proudly hold their ribbons. We heard it through the grapevine that these three California Raisins are: Amber Blanchard, Bnget Toutcheque and Juana Torres. i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year's National Honor Society inducted thirty-five new members in high school. The members must maintain at least a 4.7 average on a 5.0 scale. Some of the activities for the Honor Society are teacher appreciation days, blood drive for Southwest Texas Blood Bank Also they donate toys at Christmas, donate items to Gaspards Nursing Home for Easter. The National Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. June Dickson and Mrs. Claudine Patteson. iTo the righti Susan Tomplait, Michael Gouthier, and Jo Ann Miley are second year members. Not pictured are Tony Brown and Tif- fany Tucker. New Members iLto m: Melanie Akers, Christy Devers. Katrina DeRouen, Dana Jones, Deana White, Michelle Benson Laura Ortega, Jenny Davis Nancy Hanks. Michelle Simmons, Stephanie Trahan, Drasheena Thomas, Rochelle Pickney, Sonja Little Carolyn Clark Top: Donald Ford Jarrod Bellow, Joseph Howard, Kirk Abbot Troy Braussard Arthur Thibodeaux, James Kaiser, Curtis Hebert Melissa Lazenby, Anissa Sinegai Meridith Felix Sandra Singeiton, Byron Owens, William Huebei, and Robert Caddy. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The 38738 Junior National Honor Society members are, Bottom: Rolanda Dumas, Carlos Sema, and Mitzi Cormier. Tap: Jeana Chance, Daf- 'em f'ontenot, Andrea Downing, and Justin Howard. The sponsor for JNHS is Mrs. Geraldine Viltz. 43 e DECATHLON The Academic Decathlon is an event that is not limited to only high achieving students. Each team consists of nine members, including three A average students, three uB average students, and three C average students. Decathlon competition is divided into ten separate parts: six tests of academic strength, three demonstrations of communication ability, and finally the Super-Quiz, which is a team event performed before a large audience. SeF.A.'s Decathlon team worked very hard preparing for the contest. They met weekly and even at night for group study. They competed regionally against 18 area schools, vying for a spot in the state meet. This year's team included Seniors Michael Gouthier, Tiffaney Tucker, and Jason Chenaulte Junior members were Laura Ortega, Donald Ford, Graylynn Viltz, Andrea Odom, Zelinka Deal, and Marcos Serna. 44 Marketing Education started in 1937 in four Texas High Schools. Today this program is in over 500 high schools in Texas. Marketing Education is a program that provides ihe high school student the opportunity to stay in school and learn while working the business world. Until three years ago, Marketing Education was called D.E. or Distributive Educa- tion. State-wide there are over 20,000 M.E. students. Almost half of these will graduate from college. SFA Members are: Laura Ballard, Faith Berube, Shannon Boudreaux, Patrick Darder, Patricia Delafosse, Paul Greer, Margaret Jones, Carla Macon, Charlene Matthewson, Davnd May, Tonya Owens, Angie Robinson, Larry Rogers. Rachei Simien, and Rhunda Washington. Dan Parrish is the teacher of the DUDECA class. DEiDECA 45 JOURNALISM Deana White working hard on her section of the yearbook. Demetria Conner gives the yearbook her full attention. Lanny Decuir and Deana White making the finishing touches on their pages. 46 JOURNALISM k a n Students are. from Left to Right, Top: Adriane Moore, Cliff Hicks, Deana White. WW Alexander. Jo Ann Miley, Lanny Decuir, Chris Hilstock. Bottom: Amanda Harr- igie Moore, and Dana Jones. Nicky Judice, Miss Scarbo, Amanda Han- ington, and Eric Charon work on the cover for me yearbook. Jo Ann Miley and Dana Jones work on their pages to beat the deadlines. HIGH SCHOOLAWARDS Academic Awards from grades 9 through 12 were presented to Mark Calais Dana Jones and Tony Brown were awarded Mose Outstanding High Jacques Ballou, Amssa Sinegal, and Tony Brown. School students. Students Awarded Top Ten of the Senior Class are: Tony Brown, Jo Ann Miley, Tiffaney Tucker. Michael Gauthier, Susan Tomplait, Anhur Thibodeaux. Michelle Simmons. Dana Jones, Deana White. and David May. HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS v r Sturv 15 Earning Departmental Awards are: Jaime Abshlre, Jo Ann Miley, Tuna Wolfe. Michelle Law 1:, Deana White, Tiffaney Tucker, Tony Brown, Dianna Marshall, Nicky Harrington, Brad Dea Dana Jones. Janet Guy, Susan Tomplalt, Felisa Bostick, Shannon Myers. Arthur Tth eaux. Dallas Ronquille, Joe Fontenot, Michael Gauthier. Toy Perry, Nancy Hanks, and Far 3 Delafosse. x Members of the Decathlon Team are: Michael Gauthier, Andrea Odom. Graylynn Viltz, Laura Ortega, Tiffaney Tucker, and Zelinka Deal. UI-L P . ants Awarded were: Michael Gauthier, Tony Brown, Arthur Thibodeaux, Muche r ammons, Dana Jones, Deana White, Tiffaney Tucker, Jo Ann Miley, Mandy Farnruv n. and Susan Tomplait. Citizenship Awards are Presented 20: Jennifer Stevenson, Mark Calais, Dianna Marshall, Jacques Ballau, Anissa Sinegal, Curtis Hebert. Dana Jones, and Tony Brown. HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS Ninth Grade TEAMS Top Ten are, Row 1: Tina Wolfe. Robin Dugas, Jennifer Stevenson, Halima Hurston, and Malone Davns Row 2: Mark Calais, Michelle Lalonde, Gidgil Chambers, Lakeshia Baptiste, and Steven Lazenby. Civuc and Induskrial Awards were Awarded to: Curtis Hebert, Dallas Ronquille, Tony Brown, Carolyn mark, and Yvette Felix. Service Awards were Awarded to, Row 1: Diana Marshall, Kristi EngIand, Michelle Benson, Katrina DeRouen, Wendy Ronquille, and Dana Jones. Row 2: Jodie Ballou, Nicole Judice, Deana White, Nicky Harrington, Bran- dy Smith. Amy Perkins, Crystal Guillory, and Sara Arnaud, Eleventh Grade TEAMS Top Ten are, Row 1: Anissa Sinegai, Carolyn Clark, Nancy Hanks, Sonja Little, and Melanie Akers. Row 2: Ruben Caddy, Laura Ortego, Stephanie Trahan, Melissa Lazenby, and Shane Howard. MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS Academic and Citizenship Awards went to, Filst Row: Leandre Jefferson. Jodi McFarlin, and Jeannie KaiseL Standing: Ednce Malveaux, Justin Howard, Bradley Atkinson. and Carlos Serna. Not Pictured: Leonard Nolan. 51 MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS The Presidentim Academic Fitness Award and .the Seventh Grade TEAMS Top Ten Awards went to. Sitting: Amy Burris, Mitzi Cormier. Treanell Jackson, Christina Moore, Mindy Viator. Kristin Hlavinka, and Misty Womack. Standing: Edrice Malveaux, Justin Howard. Derrick Breaux, Robert Jeffcoat, Josh Myers, Chad Smith, and Carlos Serna. Mrs. Geraldine Viltz awarded Leandre Jefferson with the club award for N.J H.S. The Stu- dent Council award was given by Mr. Eddie Fowler i0 Carlos Serna. Departmental Awards went to. Sitting: Brittany Abshire, Teri Gilmer, Christina Moove, Misty Womack, Troy Narcisse, Treanell Jackson, Karen Grafton, Chris Glaze, Carlos Serna, and Rachel McFarland. Row 2: Leandra Jefferson. Jeannie Kaiser, Kristin Hlavinka, Mindy Viamr, Amy Burris. Mitzi Cormner, and Jody McFarIin. Row 3: Sean Simon. Gerald Jenkins, Justin Howard, Derrick Breaux, Mike Dugas, Steven Howell. Robert Jeffcoat, and Josh Myers. A COLLECTION OF. . . EDITOR TIM ALEXANDER VARSITY FOOTBALL The Eagles had an exciting season. It began with a district open- ing win over Huffman at home. They then went on to'win four out of the last five games. They completed the season with a 38-0 win over the HamshirehFannett Longhorns. All of the seniors contributed a tremendous amount to our team's success, Coach Marler said. Graylin Johnson was a high school All-American. Derreck LeBlanc was All-District and has accepted a scholarship to Lamar University. Other All-District team members included: Bobby Durham, Tim Alex- ander, Robert Conner, Daniel Green, Eric Benjamin' Chris LaLonde' Coach Marler discusses the offensive game plan with Graylin Johnson ah Robert Conner Ronald Fisher, Jason Chenult, and wmnd Ronnie Fishym ' Graylin Johnson. ABOVE: Anthony Kennerson Uh shows his style and grace as he runs SFA's traditional op- tion play. RIGHT: Brice Alpough hm shows some of his moves as he runs with the football. VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL The SFA offense lines up against their district rivals, the Orangefield Bobcau in a crucial district champ decider. The Bobcats pulled away the victory which led them to win districk 3A. This loss puk SFA of the play-off hopes Tim Alexander an and Norman Cockrell uh talk about an SFA defensive plan, Tim was selected AII-District Cornerback. Senior, AII-District tight-end, Evic Benjamin sprints for a SFA touchdown, Cunis Hebert a D looks on as Eric scores, 56 VARSITY FOOTBALL mu Sejmr Quarterback, Graylin Johnson runs around the IeR side in search of a VA touchdown. SFA linebacker, David Lalonde 69 sacks the Wildcats quarter- back while AII-District linebacker. Danny Green 6 and Brice Npugh run to assist on the sack. 57 J.V. FOOTBALL h The J.V. football team had a good year with a record of 72-1. The team was coached by Coach Ford and Coach Wyble. HI enjoyed working with the J.V. this year. They accomplished something that has not happened to us in a long time and that is that they won the district title, said Coach Ford. The J.V. did an excellent job this season. I only regretted losing most of our team to H.B. 72, Coach Wyble said. Terry Dugay $20 makes a crucial hit on his district opponent, while Roy Fredrick helps out and Evander Cade looks on to make sure he's downt Sterling Frank $27 runs in for a touchdown, while fellow teammate: Byron Owens. Harry Mitchell celebrate afterwards. 58 9th FOOTBALL The ninth grade football team was coached by Coach Yarberry. The team had a good season, but lash certain games that both Coaches think they should have won. Wt was a shame to see so many J.V. mayers become ineligible. We had to combine the freshmen with the J.V. Coach Reece said. Coach Yarberw said, 'l'l'm really looking forward to working with the team next year. In hope that we can do more, and not have players to become ineligible. Randolph Barnes shows his excellent form when running with the ban ..:.;,. 59 7th h 8th FOOTBALL The 7th and 8th grade football team completed their season with a 14-3-1 record. Some of the outstanding players were Orrin Sly, Toronto Harris, Der. rick Breaux, Leanord Nolan, and Joseph Smith. One player that sur- prised Coach Knowles was Titus Jackson because of the big improve- ment he made in his playing skills. I would also like to recognize Justin Howard for being the most positive player in the football pro- gram, Coach Knowles said. The 198188 8th grade football team 4'19 w 73'... 3w ; . M : ,114 3.; FMKLWW' .....w..:.,m ABOVE: Roland Ashley am puts in a few moves as he returns the kick off. RIGHT: The eighth grade defense lines up against the Huffman Falcons. 60 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL If, The 1987-88 Varsity girls' , f m, volleyball team finished their season Vt - t with a 4-14 recorde Some of the key pIayers were Seniors Patricia Delafosse, Rachel Simien, and Angie Robinson. The team has improved not just in blocking or sewing, but in all of their playing skills. I also feel that this has been one of my most suc- cessful teams, said Coach Walker. Samar, Keisha Jacobs 0L dives to make a spectacular play. Mandy Harrington 050 shows good form as she bumps the ball while teammate Angela Robinson gives the backup, Patricia Delafosse shows her super vertical as she spikes the ball. Jacquelyn Cormier looks up while amazed at the sight of the spike. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL U- to m: Nicole Judice, Mandy Harrington, Susan Tomplait, Angela Robinson, Rachel Simian, Patricia Delafosse, Ramona Thomas. Keisha Jacobs, Jacque Cormier, Rachael Ray. Top: Carrol Jenkins. Senior Angella Robinson gets down to pass the ha . while Senior , Rachel Simien jumps high to use one 01 her best abilities 62 Spiking!!! 9thN.V. VOLLEYBALL I The Freshman Volleyball Team, Top, 0- ta :0: Michelle Lalonde, Janet Guy, Kristina Kruger, Jennifer Stevenson, Coach Nelson. Bottom, 0- m Ry Melissa Stevens, Connie Johnson, Monica Johnson, and Kristi Traham. Janet Guy, freshman, reaches to return the ball. The J V Volleyball Team, Top, 0- to Ry Stephanie Trahan, Dianna Paul, Toni Eer- Eam Suzy Simon, Evene Felix, Tracy Jefferson. Bottom, 0- to Ry Jan Villemez, Dianna Marshall. Nicky Harrington. Jodie Ballou, and Katrina Derouen. 63 7tW8th GRADE VOLLEYBALL Christina O'Donald 02 concentrates on the ball while Catina Washington UM looks on. ABOVE: Members of the 87-88 71N81h Grade Volleyball team are Si!- ting. deft to Righn: Tamara Crowder, Jody McFarland, Saline Hopper, Rebecca McMains. Becky Prejean, Mirenda Green Kneeling: Elbony Jones, Mandy Peveto, Cleopatra Young, Tamara Peron, Christina O'DonaId, and Mitzi Carmier. Standing: Carina Washington, Amy Eur- ris, Michelle McFarland. Tiffany Leday, Andrea Downing, and Rediah Perry, RIGHT: Tamra Beron Gm receives me ball while Christina O'Donald OD and Catina Washington UM look on. 64 i VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1987-88 boys' varsity basketball team had a very successful season, the Eagles' record was 22-8 on the eeason. The team acccamplished more than any SFA aasketball team since 1965. They won district, bi-district and the area championship before finally losing to the state x,hampions the Sweeny Bulldogs. Coach Reece thinks his players did a very good job at working together and working hard. He said that the greatest improvement this year was Jimmy Carruth. He had 95 blocked shots, he averaged 10 rebounds and 12 pts. per . B .3 m Graylin Johnson QED glides in for a slam game. Graylin Johnson was seiected M.V.P. for the second year. and Willie Griggie tsophomoret made honorable men- tion. Coach was really surprised by the way all the players played. Coach Reece said, 'tlt takes more than just three players to get to Brenham. The trip was an experience for all the players coming back for the upcoming year. To be a member of the Sweet-Sixteen is a great accomplishment by all means. SFA's leading shot blocker, Jimmy Carruth Mot, blocks a Barbers Hill player's shot. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1987-88 Varsity Basketball Team are Front, L to Rx Robert Taylor. Robert Conner, Curtis Hebert, Tim Alexander, Eric Benjamin Top, a m m: Robert Robertson, Graylin Johnson, Jimmy Carruth, and Willie Griggie. 66 VARSITY BASKETBALL ! 1 :7 ll 'rlf'ahk Tm Alexander Q5Humps above a Barbers Hill player to grab a rebound, while Willie Griuie Qb and Jimmy Carruth mm watch. LEFT: Anthony Kennerson 059 goes up for a lay up. Tim adds a little help by boxing out in case of a rebound. ABOVE: Robbie Robertson UM gets up high to battle for a rebound. Griggie tries to give him some assistance. - VARSITY BASKETBALL Jimmy Conner 02h drives to the hoop and makes two points for the SPA Eagles. Willie Griggie 98 makes two points to insure the win against East Chambers. '68 J.V. BASKETBALL The J.V. Basketball team was led by Coach Thompson. The J.V. had a district record of 8-5, but over all their record was 14-6. Some key players on the team were Michael Paul, Robert Taylor, Darryl Guy, Derrick Green, and Chris Joseph. Even though they were the top scorers, everyone on the team was a key player, it just depended on what type of defense was played against us at the time, Coach Thompson said. Robert Taylor stated, Even though I VL , l. x A Bk started off on J.V., I really looked forward on making varsity at one point in the year. I always said to myself, starting off on W. just will make me a lot better for varsity. l Robert Taylor 62; Derrick Green am, Norman Cockrell, Chris Ford, and Steven Harris 03 get advice from Coach Thompson during a time out. 9th BASKETBALL 8th 8: 7th BASKETBALL ww . v The Members of the 1988 8th Grade Basketball Team are, Top, U- to Rx Troy Narcisse. Toronto Harris, Derrick Breaux. Orrin Sly, and Coach Smith. wonom, L to Rt Christian : 5mm, Ron Forrest, Jody Paul, Kerry Richards, and Carlos Serna. x u TOP Members of the 1988 7th Grade Basketball Team are. Top, L to R: James Anderson, Joswh Smith, Leonard Nolan, Marcus Booth, Conell Allen. Rage! Richards, Michael Larti- cuo and Coach Joe Smith Bottom, 0- to Ry Ricardo Serna, Mark Trahan, Leon May, Derick va. maux, Bnan Jacken, and Johndale Clayton. RIGHT: Taronto Harris drives for a lay-up. - VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing. G10 Ry Stephanie Trahan, Yvette Felix, Patricia Delafose, Anita McElroy, Claudia Eddie, and Paula Williams. Kneeling, 0- to RM Connie Johnson, Renika Johnson, Malorie Davis, Tina Eddie, Tamara Paul, Demetria Connor, and Tracie Jefferson. , :4- x a RIGHT: Yvette Felix an faces a tough defensive blayer. ABOVE: Anita McElroy Q3 takes a shot while teammates stand by for the rebound. VARSITY BASKETBALL 2 1y x fa, ij p .1! Anita McElroy am drives for me goal between two Barbers Hill opponents. Demetria Connor Gm figms for a rebound against opponents while Anita McElroy and ReniQa also gek imo me actinn. 73 VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP: Demetria Connor am and Aniia McElroy QED hus- tle far the loose balL RIGHT: Yvette Felix U D goes for a ball after she caused the lurnovev. VARSITY BASKETBALL The S.F.A. Lady Eagles had a slow start this year. They were 3-11 in the district and 3-15 overall. The Lady Eagles lost most of the players to House Bill 72. The players that were left on the team consisted of key players Pat Delafosse, Yvette Felix, Anita McElroy, Demetria Conner, Renita Johnson, Stephanie Trahan, and Malorie Davis. These players were key players both defensively and offensive- ly. The team's leading rebounder was Pat Delafosse. I think this year can be used as a learning experience for the entire team, we were very young but we played well togethert Hopefully next year we will have more girls come out for the basketball team and have more par- ticipation in girls' athletics, said Coach Walker. RIGHT: Antia McElroy Q3t shoots a jump shot over a district defender from Barbers Hilll ABOVE: Pat Delafosse 03 shows how she can play great defense. - VARSITY TRACK Jason Chanult shows his great from as he Ietsthia shatput y. Chris Hilstock goes airborn as he tries to capture first place in the long lump Robert Carrie! battles for the lead go- ing into the third lap of the mile run. VARSITY TRACK Chns Hilsmck hands the baton to Jerome Singleton to keep the lead in the mHe relay Harry Mitchell leads the pack in theZ mile run. SFA Eagle Relay Team, 0- to Rx Jerome Singleton. Sterling Frank, Randolph Barns, and Chris Hilstock. 77 7th 8c 8th GRADE TRACK 7'5-r. .-4.. The Eagles 400 Meter Relay Team, mm to Righn: Joseph Smith, Jams Addison, Morris Booth, and Michael Dugas. ABOVE: Michael Dugas shows his version of Carl Lewis as he long iumps. LEFI': Roland Ashley sprints to the finish line in the 100 meterdash. VARSITY TRACK ABOVE: Patricia Delafosse cracks a smile as she strides lo the finish in the 400 memr. LEFT: Claudia Eddie finishing up another one of her greatjumps. VARSITY TRACK The Lady Eagles had a great track season. There were three girls that par- ticipated in regionals. They were Yvette - 1 , Felix who qualified in the 100 and 200 4 ' V meter dash and also the triple jump. e A Patricia Delafosse qualified in the 100 and the 400 meter dash. Sara Alnaud also qualified for regionals in the high jump. Vvette Felix places first in the 100 meter dash, Claudia Eddie comes in secunde RIGHT: Yvette Felix shows off her first place trophy. ABOVE: Claudia Eddie jumps for victory in Eagles district meet, 80 VARSITY TENNIS Jo Ann Miley practices her skills as she pvepares fo! the district tennis meet, u Fisher and Curtis Hebert qualified for regionals in the men's doubles. Scott Anderson and Darryl Guy placed third in dlsnict in the men's doubles. h VARSITY TENNIS The Membels of the 198188 Tennis Team are: Jo Ann Miley, Jacque Cormier. Nicky Harrington, Michelle Benson, Dianna Marshall, Kartina DeRouen, Patricia Navarre, Brigita Komissarov, Ken Stuart, Scott Anderson, David Beardon, Ronnie Fisher, Curtis Hebert, Darryl Guy, Mark Calais. and Coach Guy Logan. LEFT: Ronnie Fisher shows his backhand as he prepares f0! the district tennis meet. ABOVE: Michelle Benson and Katrina DeRouen placed third in district in the girl's doubles. POWERLIFTING The SFA Boys' Powerlifting Team has done it again, For the second year in a raw they have won the boys' state powerlifling title making SFA number one in the state of Texas In powerlifting. All of Coach Yarberry 5 hard work has paid off througth some of his top lifters like Chris Smith James Kaiser and Tony Brown Brown placed second in his weight class, and Kaiser placed tenth out of twenty In his weight clas Chris Smith Is no strangesr to powerflif- ting meets. Last year at state, he placed first in his weight class, and this year he did it again The girls powerlifting team did equal- ly as well in Wimberlyt Each girl placed in her weight class. Dianna Marshall placed first in her weight class, Connie Johnson placed second in her weight class, and Katrina DeRouen placed first in her weight class. This gave the girls' powerlifting team the Co- State Champion title -Connie Johnson said, Coach Yarberry is a very good coach; he takes time to help you with your workouts She also said i'We are very fortunate to have Coach Yarberry as our powerlifting och fL to RI: John Jones, Byron Owens. Dianna Marshall, Katrina Derouen Connie Johnsan, icny Brown and Chris Smith Back Row: Jason Chenault Bobby Durham James Kaiser, Clark proclaimed April 26 and May 3 as Coach Yarberry, Demtrius Greer, and Jimmy Gray. These are the members of the 1987 88 SFA Champions Day in honor of the Actonous powerliftingteam teams doing so well in the state competition. CThe Mayor of Port Arthur, Malcolm Katrina Derouen, Dianna Marshall, and Connie Johnson ex- hibit their trophies for all to see! S m. mg their state powerlifting trophy are Tony Brown, Chris Smith, Byron 0 mi 3 and James Kai 83 POWERLIFTING Jason Chenault prepares 'or a super heavy lift. whiie Tony Brown con- centrates on completing a heavy lift, POWERLIFTING A1125? T W! L-'L 4: L: Dianna Marshall flexes her muscles as she begins her lift. 7V: Katrina Derouen shows that she deservs her position on he girls' powerlifting team. Connie Johnson shows her winning form. VARSITY BASEBALL Standing: Robert Sims, Fred Robbins, Arthur Thibodeaux. Norman Cockrell, Michael Paul, James Swalm, Robbie Roberson, Theo Jones, Bo Fomenot. Kneeling: Mgr. Scott Smith, Van Lacey, Robert Conner, Ken Stewart, Todd Sherley, Joseph Howard, Eric Malveaux, John Jones, and Jerry Mitchell. Senior Fved Robbins, 3:14, blazes into home mate to score a The SFA infield gathers at the pitcher's mound to discuss a strategy. run for the Eagles! VARSITY BASEBALL fngSA-tf'g, '1 5w IxyA ; Ix. Jerry Mitchell shows great form as he throws a fast balll Coach Edwards calls a team meeting bevore the game, on a cold day Nmman Cockrell gets set to bat Fred Robbins in for a run, while ko the right, Haber! Conner strides around first base VARSITY BASEBALL deft to RighO: Norman Cockrell, Michael Paul, 80 Fontenot, and Jerry Mit- Bo Fontenot $16, getting ready to fire a fast curve ball at chell holding thumbs up after winning the Roland Alphin Memorial home plate. Tournament. 88 J.V. BASEBALL Te 1987-88 J.V Baseball Team is, from U- m m: Johnny Vines. John Jones, Kerry Brown. Corey Hebert. Marcus Serna and Harry Mitchell. Kneeling, u to m: Brad Dean, Robbie Womble, Carlos Serna, Jamie Ab- swre, and Ricardo Serna. John Jones is determined to make it to second base. Coach SyIvester Smith gets the team ready for another win. 89 The boys' golf team consisted of Roy Frederick, Scott Smith, The GirIs' Golf Team, from aeft to Righn is: Stephanie Trahan, Jan James Luce, and Troy Welch. Villemez, Christy Devers. Rachael Ray, and Demetria Conner. This team competed in the regional play-offs. Troy WeIch gives it his hey shot, in full swingi Rachael Ray, senior team member. drives the ball. A COLLECTION OF . . . EDITOR JOANN MILEY 91 SENIORS 1988 The class of 1988 had an exciting. fun-filled year. The seniors shared lots of great times. There were senior par- ties. Homecoming, Check Day, Prom, graduation practices, finals, and last, but not least, commencement exercises. The seniors set their goals. preparing for their futures. This year was not an ending, but a beginning: the beginning of the rest of their lives. An important part of the 1988 Senior class was the officers which included Dana Jones, President; Jo Ann Miley, Vice President: Rachael Ray, Secretary: and Amy Morgan, Treasurer. m 2$ Dana Abshire Tim Nexander Scan Anderson Melissa Anedge Sala Amaud Laura Ballard Jonathan Bartholomew Glen Batlske Rochene Bazlle Eric Benjamin Rebecca Eenolt Tioy Bertrand 92 1 SENIORS EXCITED LEFT: Senior Class Favorites Amy Morgan and Chris LaLonde. ABOVE: Seniors stand tall at Senior Pep Rally, 00 UU . 4 Jason anld Telge Brooks Tony Brown Michael Burns Kenneth Ceasar Jason Chenault Jacquelyn Comuer Voimara Davls Lanny DeCuIr Patricia Delalosse Rushell Daisey SENIORS LOYALTY Seniors attend the last home foatball game of the season. Seniors Rachael Ray and Jo Ann Miley meet by their locket: during transition. , awn mAxcmmamzw... u manna .mmm. .. m. ..H.. no 00 Katie Duhon Bobby Durham Tuna Eddie Bertran Enghsh Roynel Frazler John Gwlben f Mlchael Gouthlel Jamesetta Graham Danm Green Pam Gmer Robert Greev Crystal Gummy 94 FRIENDSHIP E SENIORS LEFT: Seniors share a special moment at the Senior Pep Rally. ABOVE: Seniors in Mrs. Panason's Biology ll class congregate after completing a lab. f Chris Hilstnck Keisha Jacobs dab Johnson Graylin Johnson Dana Jones Margaret Jones Terry Jones Nicole Juduce 95 SEN'ORS TRADITION x w ,1 ., LEFT: Seniors gathe! around the flag pole duiing Check Day festivities while Rachael Ray V'w f a u, and Crystal Guillory raise the flag. TOP: Dana Jones, president and Jo Ann Miley, che A president, read the seniors' last wiHs and kestaments. Chns Lamnde me Landry Kemck LeBkinC Katie Luswgnan Carla Macon ChaHEnE Mathewson Lows Mame David May Jo Ann Muey Adnane Moore Ange Mame Amy Morgan '96 SENIORS CHECK DAY n-is Hebert accepts the Seniors challenge to the Junior class while Sara Arnaud, Rachael Ray, Jacque Cormien Mandy Harrington, ma Jones, Rachael Ray. and Amy Morgan Iooko Susan Tomplait, and Becy Benoit, gather together before Check Day. 0 O U U 5 I 4N Chnstei Ned Tonya Owens Jean Parker Rozephyl PhIHIps Terre PIeIre RachaeI Ray wed Robens Candace Roberts Shane Rubens AngeIa Rabmson Larry Ragers DaHas Ronqmile 97 SENIORS GREAT TIMES LEFI': Senior Check Day award winners show off their ribbons. ABOVE: Seniars David May and Dana Jones lead the class of 1988 in the tradi- tional Check Day ceremony, Jesse Salinas MwheHe Scott Todd SheHy Rache? Slrmen chheHe Simmons Chris Smlm Mark Smith Anhul Tl'wbodeaux Ramona Thomas Candy ThameH Susan Templawk Tmaney Tuckei SENIORS TOP TEN 45? k7 !K 45 WWW 9W ! 3' , 7 3 am?! 1! ; r23 15;?! A 11., mix rcdywu 7NW fg!ltk1ij;nwyx.l WQM Kyidiia LLJLLJZ Auxmmbmihf QQ QR QM :kiy Q if: r'hunda Washington Deana White Paula Williams Harold Woodard Shannon Wuensche! CLASS OF 1988!!! 99 SENIORS Seniors proceed to the auditorium for graduation practice PRACTICE Giam smiles were planted on seniors' faces dating hreakfask. TOP: ML Cole instructs seniors on proper behavior for the ceremony. LEFT: Seniors line up in preparation for graduation practice, SENIORS GRADUATION r gar A ,u . x I . xv - - J, v w , W K 5 .1 ; 1 $ r . Senior guys together for the last time. ABOVE: Gued speaker Joe Bartiett addresses the seniors. LEFT: Mrs. Dickson helps senior Carla Macon adjust her gown. 101 Seniors Iishzn patiently in anticipation of that final moment. U 15m. Jacquelyn Cormier graciously accepts her diploma. Mrs McDaniel addresses the senior class. 102 The 1987-88 Junior Class are the next in line to graduate when the seniors of 88 turn in their books and the new 1988 school year begins. The juniors will be seniors tak- ing their last step in their High School education. The class of- ficers pictured to the left are: President e Curtis Hebert, Vice President e Ron Washington, Secretary e Toy Perry, Parliamentarian - Andrea Odom. Kirk Abbott Ali Agy Melanie Akers Brice Alpough Jarrod Ballou Jules Barnes Tiffany Belton Eric Benjamin Michelle Benson Faith Berube Troy Bolt LaTonya Benton Shannon Boudreaux Shannon Boullian Teige Brooks 103 JUN'ORS ONETO GO Troy Broussard Robert Caddy Larry Cano Robbie Carriere Jimmy Carruth Norman Cockrell Rachel Crowder Herman Dancy Patrick Darder Jenny Davis Katrina Derouen Kimbedy England Meredith Felix Ronnie Fisher Donald Franklin Ronald Frankli n JUNIORS Junior class favorites are Toy Perry and Van Lacey. 1988 Ronald Frazier John Gilbert Amy Glawson Jimmy Gray Derrik Green rryl Guy Chris Haley Nancy Hanks Steven Harrison Curtis Hebert Virginia Hicks Chris Hilstock Brent Hilton Shane Howard William Huebel Karen Hurston Stacey Isadore Corral Jenkins David Johnson 105 JUN'ORS MEMORIES Andrea Jones Litish Jones Reginald Jones Kaiser Anthony Kennelson Sparta Komissarov Jamie Kyle Van Lacey David Lalonde Mellisa Lazenby Sonja Little Eric Malveaux Anita McElroy DeAnn McKenzi Norman Meloncon George Miguez Gina Miller 106 JUNIORS Sara Moore Laura Ortega Byron Owens Toy Perry Teres! Pete Rochelle Plckney Dawn Polk Lynell Rochard Melvin Richard Brian Rippy Regina Robmson Robert Robinson vafani Robinson Angie Sahnas Travns Sanders Marcos Serna JUN'ORS HAVING FUN Mark Simmons James Sims Amssa Sinegal Sandra Sm leton Jerry mlth James Swaim Stephen Thibodeaux Drashenna Thomas Stephanie Trahan Aldric Tyler Shalanda Veal Jan Villemez Graylynn ViItz entertaining a the 87-88 Prom, Graylynn Viltz Gerald Washington on Washington Fiorine Williams Mark Williams 108 SOPHOMORES The 1987-88 Sophomore Class Officers are U- to F0: Dianna Marshall - Vice President and Shannon Myers Treasuren Not Pictured are Benny Nevils - President and Jodie Ballou Secretary. Rachel Ashley David Bearden Corey Benjamin Robert Benoit Felisa Bostick Wendy Breaux 109 SOPHOMORES SPIRIT Erica Broussard Evander Cade Janet Ceasar Eric Charon Demetria Conner Doremus Canwa Myesha Crathin Tammy Dugas Terrance Du ay Anthony Egersta er Brenda England April Fancher Beau Fontenot Shawna Fontenot Emanuel Foster Nichole Gaines Demetrias Greer Willie Griggie William Guillory Nicky Harringmn urie Hill Lee Hopkins 110 SOPHOMORES Charles Jacobs Terrence James Theo Jones Wesley Jones Chris Joseph Ona Kennerson Melvin King Brigita Komissarov Gala Landry Athina LaPoint Michael LeBlanc Meisha Leonard Toni Lindsey James Luce Douglas Lynch Dianna Marshall Manhewson Brandi McKenzie Dora McMains Harry Mitchell Ringo Mitchell Wattasha Montogomery Patrick Mouton SOPHOMORES Bra ndy Nevils Jason Onego Dianna Paul Mia Paul Tamora Paul Michael Polk Shelly Porter Cassie Reaux Melissa Shirley Suzane Simon Ken nard Sly Brandy Smith Debra Smith Scott Smith Steve Skelly Cleveland vaens Dana Taylor Imia Taylor Ruben Taylor Terry Theriot 112 .3 3 ; H MEMORES .nmnnm TWO MORE YEARS SOPHOMORE 113 FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1991 Misty Abbott Jamie Abshire Reginald Adams Zacharia Antoine Keshia Baptiste Randolph Barnes Gable Batiste Raymond Batiste Eiika Ballard Angela Bernard Toni Bertrand Chet Bobbitt Wes Broussard Crystal Brown Allison Brown Kerry Brown Mark Calais Gidget Chambers Bryan Chance Cary Chiasson The 198788 Freshman Class Officers are Pictured: Wendy Ronquile treasure! and not pictured Jamie Abshire president. Also not pic- tured are John Jones - vice-president and Gidget Chambers - secretary. 114 HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN Brandi Clark Voulanda Conway Donald Daniels Malaria Davis Tangela Deal Brad Dean Michael Delafosse Phillip Dickson Jeremy Dore Robin Rugas Claudia Eddie us Eddie Jennifer Edgerton Kristi England James Felder Angela Franklin Yolanda F razier James Graham Janet Guy Sharon Harmon Corey Hebert Roy Heben Catrina Hines 115 CLASS OF 1991 FRESHMEN Halima Hurston Kevin Huebel Quindarrow Jacobs Lansm Jenkins Weylin Jenkins Connie Johnson Monica Johnson Renita Johnson Betty Jones John Jones Brent Killian Knatt Michelle Lalonde Christina Kruger Reginald Kennerson Steven Lazenby Jeff LeDay Eustac Ledet Michael Leonard Michael Matheny Aundra Mays Michael McBride Doug McCard Bridgette Melancon Bvllie Miller 116 EAGLES FRESHMEN 991 '91 Brian Milier Patricia Navarre Rachel Ned Melanie Nobles Volanda Normand Daniel O'Connell Amy Perkins Brenda Pickett Chad Pierce Shannon Price Jose h Ratley Jefre Reed Kevin Reynolds Lisa Rogers Wendy Ronquille Daniel Sawyer Trana Sheivin Mysti Shotwell Jeromg Sin Ietpn winner Stevenson 791 117 118 Ken Stewart rah Sumlin Samantha Taylor Cathy Trahan Gilbert Trahan Kristi Trahan Ronnie Trahan Kimberly Triggs ny Vines Amanda Williams Dwayne Williams Brian Willis Tina Wolfe Robbie Womble Merrick Zachary FRESHMAN Eighth Grade Exched The transition from middle school to high school will not be too harsh because the eighth graders have been in contact with high school students since the sixth grade. Although there will be some things they will have to adjust to such as learning to drive, harder classes, and more independence. The 1987-88 class officers for the eighth grade class are: Carlos Serna - President, Tiffany Williams e Vice President, Salina Hopper - Secretary, and Carey Richard - Parliamentarian, These officers have shown exceptional leadership values for their class according to teachers. One of the eighth grade activities this fall was the touring of the Summit program. Leonard Adams Duron Alexander Billie Armstrong Roland Ashley Joseph Bernard Derrick Breaux Chris Buchannan Deana Chance Xavier Clayton Arthur Collins Mitzi Cormler David Dancy Katy Davis Michael Dewees Arlicia Dorsey Andrea Downing Christy Dugas Rulanda Dumas Arthur Edwards William Eagevstaffer Robert Fanche Markeisha Floord Daffeny Fontenot 119 EIGHTH GRADE HIGH SCHOOL BOUND Gwendolyn Fonlnelte Ron Forrest Jarsha Fraziev Teri Gilmer Trina Grace Krystle Griggie Edward Hall g K Steven Hanna Toronto Harris Salina Hopper Justin Howard Keith Hunter Zazirah Hurston Jeremy Jackson Titus Jackson R effcoa! LeAndn'a Jefferson Gerald Jenkins Adrienne Johnson Rediah Perry is busy working on the typewriter. Mitzi Cormier chatting with the middle school counsebr, Mr. Logan, about schedules. 120 EIGHTH GRADE we book fair bmught a lot of attention and winners from the eighth , ade, Melanie Leger. ghth grade students get geared Up to visit the Summit III entation. EXCITED Chatelle Jones LaKeisha Kennerson Eddie Ladique Joseph LeDay Tiffa ny LeDay Melanie Leger Jason LeJeune Damien Marshall Lisa Marshall Clarence Martin Rachel McFarland Brian Miller Erica Mitchell Crystal Moore Jeremy Morvant Troy Narcisse Jackie Nevils Laurey Nevils Christina O'Donald Deanne Olivier Jody Paul 121 EIGHTH GRADE HIGH SCHOOL BOUND Tamara Peron Radiah Perry Pans Carey Richard Shannon Ross Hicella Sandoval Carlos rSema nSI Christopher Stephens ik ta Texada Yolanda Trainer Mandel Turner James VanLuven Velma Vaughn Johnny Viator Roger Viator Joe oey Warriner Caiina Washington Lev Wite Dennis Williams Tiffany Williams Cleopatra Young Eighth Grade CVAE Students, Bottom Left: Markesha Flood, Nazirah Hursion, Robby Benoit, and Duron Alexander The Middle School cheerleaders form an A to show their Eagle Spirit. 122 m EAGLES gagg rmsd. hi ggaaee ,E ' l; iLLv um, ' ! Corrr1eeslllkgelnon Kar Co urtshe 3:35 My Mor Ter Johndale Clayton 123 Marjorie Clavelle Tamara meder Jamar Dancy Terrie Davis Chris Dewberry Donald Dewees ike Dugas Valenica Eulian Duchess FIIIS James Fontenot Ebony Frank Jim Frederick Joseph Garlington Angela Gaspard hris Glaze Deshawn Greer Miranda Greer Aaron Hagen Lana Hill Damon Hanks Jeremy Hester Larry Hicks Kennem Hilsmck Kristin Hlavinka Nicole Howard Sam Howard Bill Hranicky Euris Hunt Treanell Jackson Brian Jacquet Dumhess Johnson Robert Johnson Elbony Jones Leonard Jones LouKIsha Kemper 124 7th GRADE MEMORIES EAGLES Kris Lalonde Michael Lartigue Kathy Lee Marvin Leonard NaKesha Leviege James Lorder Mary Lusignan Jamal Malveaux Robbie Marshall Nakia Matthews Fred Matthewson Leon Kenneth Mayfield Jodie McFarlin Rebecca Maines Adrian Metoyer Julie Miguel Rose Ann Miller Vyrona Miller Kristian Moove Jennifer Nolan Brian Norris Kandi Olivier Eric Ortega Havlisia Owens Mandi Peveto Lee Philpott Becky Prejean Jennifer Richard ason Robinson Richard Rogers 125 7H1GRADE Kevin Rubin Hollie Schmidtke Tawaina Shelvin George Shotwell LaBertha Simeon Chad Smith LaVeeda Smith Mireya Smith Michael Smith Marcus Stanley Anitra Stevens Shelia Thanars Mindy Viator Timothy Wa es Jackie Wh' Ie Case Williams Jeremy Williams Misty Womack Connie Yeager Derrick Zachary Ruben Zapata 126 MEMORES 6th GRADE MIDDLE SCHOOL Brittany Abshire Benjamin Allen Brad Atkinson Fabian Bates Cheryl Bertrand Amber Blanchard Coty Broussard Deshanna Broussard Jeff Brawn Sara Buchanan Holly Chance Brandi Clapton Jerrod Coffman Eric Conner Mel Conway April Grafton Nakia Crockett Jose Delgado Jamie Dionne Tonya Dugas John Egerstaffer Melanie Garcia Schwanna Gray Rebecca Green 127 SIXTH GRADE EAGLES Tonya Green Kwanda Harris Brandon Janeaux Leticia Jefferson Nicole John Chad Johnson Courtney Johnson Jancila Johnson Jamie Jones Sidney Jones Jeannie Kaiser Cari Kruger Rachel Lalonde Donald Lanique Jeremy LeJeune Jessica LeJeune Carrol Lewis Niema Lewis Sabrina Lewis Shawn Lockridge Jefferey Matthews Shanda McKenzie Holly Miguel Jonathan Miguel Shinikia Mitchell Josh Myers Lance Nolan Ruben Pitrey Arnulfo Pompa Kawan Prevost Justin Purgahan Efferin Reynolds Chakina Richard Keysha Richard n Sam Franny Sanders Ricardo Serno Patricia Simien ean Simon Michael Stanley Jill Stewart Patricia Stubblefield Leslie Swiere Ricky Theriot 128 SNAPSHOTS L O O H C S E L D m M 129 M'DDLE SCHOOL 0 CLASS FAVORITES 8th MITZI CORMIER 8 JODY PAUL 7th JODI McFARLIN 2g EDRICE MALVEAUX 6th HOLLY MIQUEZ 8: JEFFREY MATTHEWS 130 A COLLECTION I OF THE . . . ;:: , ;; K , x w ; ; ; EDITOR LANNY L DECUIR 131 Anthony, Complimentsof Good Luck Next I LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS Yea Parish Family 7 6412 Garnet Ave. m B LAC K G O L D K E N N E LS 2801 W. 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Saturday: 9 a.m.-12 Noon mom 736-2800 or 736-2809 After Hours Call 962-5733 Physician on Call go! you! Compldz Wumging quJA Biff 56m: fpfumging 60. 736-2467 dunk! 9354171511 901! 041th! Um HARPER'S AUTO SUPPLY 42 2308 Canal Port Arthur, Texas 77640 736-3446 , LE BLANCE TEXACO State Inspection Texaco Products Phone 736-1631 6161 West Port Arthur Road WRECKER wzs Dc6 Business 736-2241 db Home 736-1575 GEORGE McFARLAND S 24 Hour Wrecker Service 6247 W. Port Arthur Rd. GEORGE A. McFARLAND Owner Port Arthur, Tex. 77640 Complete Floral Service BETH'S FLORIST 3433 - 25th St. Port Arthur, TX 985-4366 RANDY 8: NELLIE CHANCE Owners 8:30-5:00 V a We wire flowers anywhere. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS St. Christopher Council, No. 3 195 6621 West Port Arthur Road Port Arthur, Texas 77640 ALFORDS SUPERMARKET 5897 W Port Arthur Road Port Arthur, Texas mom 736-2843 ALFORD'S FEED G HARDWARE PO. Box 5428 6015 W. Port Arthur Rd. Port Arthur, Texas 77640 M4097 '1 3671270 Ace is rhe place with the Helpful Hordwore Mon B8xL GROCERY 6701 West Port Arthur Road HWe Support the Eagles 6-10 Sundays COUNTRY CORNER Hwy. 365, Hilldabrant Bmt., TX 77705 796-1423 LABELLE ALFORD'S SERVICE STATION 588 West Port Arthur Rd. Port Arthur, TX 736-3366 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE CHANCE AND SON AIR CONDITIONING AND APPLIANCE REPAIRS Eagle Supporters JoAnn Miley - Party Class of 88! Nora Miley e Good luck to the Class of 88! The Hair Boutique Judge Johnny Knowles Greg's Electric Triple AAA Auto Saivage New Look Ladies' Fashion and Wig Castle Congratulations! you have been a real joy and blessing to us. We are so very proud of you and all you have accomplished. May you always let God lead your life. Love you so much, Mom and Dad All the things we hoped you would be are at! the things you are! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations! We are very proud of you. You have become a fine young man, COngratuIatIons Dawn Jefferson! Love, your We hope you get what you want out of life! We iove you mother Pat and your grandmother. very much, Mom and Lisa Larry Rogers Dawn Jefferson CLOSING NEW FRIENDS AND OLD FRIENDS Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. New-made friendships, like new wine, Age will mellow and refine Friendships that have stood the test - For 'mid old friends, tried and true, One more we our youth renew. But old friends, alas! may die, New friends must their place supply. Cherish friendship in your breast e New is good, but old is best; Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold. Joseph Parry 148 CLOSING CLOSING CLOSING 151 CLOSING CLOSING . MEMORES VITAL STATISTICS Height: Birthdate: Weight: Zodiac: Eye Color: Hair: This year's schedule: MEMORIES 1988 FAVORITES Movie: Actor: Actress: Song: Group: Album: T.V. Show: Video: Colo'rs: Food: Hang-Out: Teacher: Sport: Car: Pet: 155 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ..o . .u. a... no. 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