Texas City High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Texas City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1967 volume:

i- ■ cr j- y- 4 4jr r ' yittUIHil iC f ■ r. ' i?: i S: ' l y. R - • , . . ' « fEr tSTof lli tingaree, Proudly Present To the Texas City High School Student Body THE 1967 STINGAREE -tI Table of Contents L Administration 11 In Memoriam III School Board IV. Faculty V. Seniors VL Juniors VII. Sophomores VIII. Favorites IX. Organizations X. Activities XI Sports XII Advertisements Astronaut Edward H. White Astronaut Roger B. Chaffee In Memoriam Died at Cape Keniiedv on Januai 2!!. 1067 Dr. John D. Engman Superinlcndcnl of Schools Assistant Superintendent Of Schools Ray Spencer Assistant Superintendent of Schools Administrative Offices k School Board I Left to right: Ed Staggs, President; W. L. Johnston, Vice-President; Dale E. Laine, iiu-mbor; Bill Wimlx-rly, numlicr; Roy A. Hoffman, member; Dr. Charles L. Rhoden, member; and Harry W. McAninrh, member. New School Board W. L. Johnston President Insulator, Carbide Harry W. McAninch Vice President Engineer, Amoco Dale E. Laine Member Monsanto J. B. Wimberly Member President and General Manager Texas City Terminal Railway Roy A. Hoffman Member Owner of Hoffman Lumber Co. Charles Rohden, D.D.S. Member Ed Staggs Member Executive, Lincoln Liberty Life Insurance L. B. Landers Principal W. L. Davis Asshlan t Principal l iff Q L ilk LAURA L. ANNE M. LYNDA J. BYRD BLOEBAUM BUCHHORN B.S. and M.S. B.B.A. B.A. East Texas State University of Tpxas Huntington Subjects: Elementary Subjecls: TypinB I, M.A. Analysis I. Ele- Business Math University of mentary .Analysis II, Sponsor: Commercial Houston Solid Geometry, Cliil. Subjects: Ameriean Trigonometry History, Advanced Sponsor: Math Social Science Seminar SALLY CAREY B.S. and L.S. Subjects: Library JOSE GOMEZ DONAL E.ARL Training CASTILLO, JR. CLARK B.A. B.S. TH()M S S. CLARK University of Texas Texas ASM M.S. anil M.E.I. Subject: Spanish M.Ed. University of Sponsor: American University of Houston Field Service Houston Subjects: English II, Subjects: Physical Journalism CAROL ANN Education Sponsor: Press Club, CHIPPENDALE Sponsor: Soph. Newspaper, Year- B.A. and M.A. Football Coach, bonk, Senior Class University of Head Baseball Houston Coach, Jr. Class Sponsor Subjccli: American History LEON T. COX C.S, University of Houston Subjects: Vocations Adjustment, Co. MEI.BA ANNETTE A TKINS B.B.A. North T( xas Slate Subjects Typing 1, Personal Typing, 1 iness Ma th, Busines English Sponsor Commerci Club DARWIN BARNETT B.S. Sam Houston Slat.- Subjects: General Woodworking, Ma.liin Woodworking The teachers supported the Sting basketball team in the 1966-67 season. WILLO CRAIC F. C. CROSS B. of Mus.Ed. B.S. and M.S University of North Texas Houston State Subjects: Subjects: Instrumental Drawini Music ROBERT F. WALLACE T. CROWEI.L DAVIS M.A. B.A. Texas ASM M.S. III. ill. Cv 1 North Texas Slate Subjects: Plane Ceometr Sponsor: Golf 10 Refreshments are enjoyed by the teachers at the Faculty Christmas Tea. CORA DECKER B.A. Mary Hardin Baylor Subjects: English III ALBERT DICKSON B.A. Prairie View ASM College Subjects: World Hislory JOE DeCUIR B.S. East Texas Stale M.Ed. University of Houston Subjects: Physical Education Sponsor: Junior Varsity. Football and Head Basketball MARY ,M. DOYLE B.S. Ohio State Uni- BETSY B, DELAY B.A. Baylor University M.A. University of Houston Subjects: English III, English IV Sponsor: Thes. GAIL DUNAGAN B.A. East Texas State Subjects: Anatomy, Physiology, Biology I THOMAS EASTON .MILDRED CAROL GERRY FAIREY BERNADINE D. ELIZABETH FIKES B. of Mus.Ed. ELY Sccreta y of Library FIELD B.S. in Ed. cooss University of B.S. B.A. Southwest Texas vriKi Houston Texas Wesleyan FRAN ' CES L. Rice University State r)T«i Subjects: Band College FUNDLING Subjects: Spanish II, Sub ects: Related M.Ed. Secreta Spanish III, Span. Math I, Related University of Texas ry ish IV Math II. Algebra I ALFRED FOREMAN Subjects: Sophomore Sponsor: Junior B.S. Southwest Texas Counselor, Registrar LINDA CEPPERT B.S. Class M. of Ed. ROWENA GRACEY Texas A I SHERRIE FOSTER Sam Houston Slate B.A. Subjects: Atneriran B.S. Subjects: English II University of History, World His- Baylor University Houston tory. Junior Varsity Subjects: Biology Subjects: English III Football and Base- ball Sponsor: Letterman ' s Club North Te Subjecu: JOHN L. HAN-COCK SANDRA A. HENNIG B.S. University of Houston Subjects: Algebra I, Algebra 11. Plane Ar FERN HOLDEN DOROTHY R. M. KAY HOLT B.A. HOLT B.S. University of Texas B.A. Sam Houston Slate M.A. Rice University Subjects: Reading University of Subjects: English Sponsor: Sophomore Colorado III Class Subjects: American Government CHARLES W. MILTON K. HUGHES ISENBERG SANDRA K. B.S. B.S. HUBBARD Sam Houston State Baylor University B.S. Subjects: Distribu- Subjects: Physical Sam Houston Stale tive Education I. Education Subjects: Physical Distributive Educa- Sponsor: Senior Education tion 11 Class. Sophomore Sponsor: CRA Sponsor: Distribu- Football Coach, tive Education Clubs Junior Varsity NANNETTE K. ol America Basketball Coach, JARRELL Assistant Baseball B.A. MARY HAZEL Coach University of Texas JONES Subjects: French I. B.A. TOMMIE 0. French 11, French Sam Houston State KEEPERS 111. M.Ed. B.A. Sponsor: Le Ccrcle University of Texas Francftis Subjects: Librarian University Sponsor: Red Croaa. M.Ed. Volunteena Sam Houston Stale Subjects: Senior Counselor Sponsor: National Honor Society i ikki In the auditorium the teachers listen as Mr. Landers speaks at one of tlieir many teachers ' meetings. DOLORES M. RIKKI S. KENYON LAYNE B.S. B.S. Southwest Texas University of State Houston Subjects: Subjects: Horn Algebra I, Nursing, Home Algebra II Family Livi Sponsor: Pep Squad, Future Homemaker. o America RICHARD L. JoBETH LITTLE McELRATH B.F.A. B.S. University of University of Texas Texas M.F.A. Su6 ec(j: Univeraity of Physical Educa Houston lion Sub ects: Art Sponsor: GRA Senior Cliu asic DOROTHY ELLEN McNUTT B.B.A. and M.Ed. North Texas State Subjects: Typing I, Typing II, Business English S.ANDR. D. MANROSS K. UWAIN MARSHALL B.M. and M.S.. Baylor Bookkeeping, Subje ' Business Machit Sponsor: Commercial Club Boys Glee Club, Girls Glee Club, A Cappella JOHN C. MARTIN ELLEN DOUGLAS MARY AGNES B.A. and M.Ed. MOORE NEYLAND Stephen F. Austin B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.A. and M.A. Suhjecls: PS I. PS HI ' ' ' ' ' • Home Eco- University of Tenas PS IV, Drama I, Drama nomies I. Home Eco-Subjecls: English IV II Spons, Key Club. Spo s II or: Future Home- s. Pep Squad The their facultv enjoys the refreshments at a Thanksgiving tea in honor. lalfcUa ' ! ROY E. OHMERT UIDS. UI5E CliiflOT Si ' ' Subjeds: German Rice University M.Ed. University Sponsor: German Subjects: English II of Houston Club Sponsor: Literary Subjects: Auto Me- Guild. Future chanics, Welding. CAROL L. PORTIS Tearher. General Metals B.S. Sam Houston State HENRY D. POPE JETTI A. ROFF Subjects: English II. B.S. B.A. English III Stephen F. Austin University of Texaa M.Ed. Subjects: English III East Texas Slate Subjects: Chemistry Sponsor: Literary Guild DORIS MOLLER PARKER B.A. South West Texas B.A. Trinity Subjects: English, Speech ROBERT LANE RENFROE B.S. Sam Houston Slate M. Music Ed. Southern College of Fine Arts Subjects: Instrumeo- tal Music LLOYD PARKER B.S. Trinity M.S. Baylor University Subjects: Athletic Director. Head Football Coach SUSAN DALE RALLY B.A. I. Chemistry II. •jra •- „  -; 13 Ij ii DAVID B. RACHEL EVELYN E. JANE SCHAPER East Texas Slate SAUNDERS B.A. and M.A. B.S. and M.S. B.A. Texas Slate Southwest Texas Subjects: American Slate History Subjects: Short. Sponsor.- DLC ' s Senior hand. Stenograph ' Class ic Praclice. Clerical Practice. Personal Typing Sponsor: Commercial Club A.NN SCHROEDER B.S. and M.Ed. Sam Houston State Subjects: Home- making U. Home- making in Sponsor: Pep Squad. Full Hon HAZEL R. SCRUGGS B.B.A. Bavlor University M.E.I. University nf Houston Subjects: Typing U. Shorthand, Clerical Practice. Steno National JUDITH SINCLAIR B.S. Stephen F. Austin Subjects: World JOHN MARTIN SLOUGH B.A. University of Tex: Subjects: Algebra Algebra II. Plane ORAN LONNIE SINCLAIR B.A. and M.A. Baylor Universit Subjects: Texas History. Amcric History, Americ Spons, DLC ' s HARRY L. SMITH B.S. and M.A. University of Alabama Subjects: Machine Shop. General SUSAN SELMAN B.A. University of Houston Subjects: World History JOHN C. SIRMANS B.S. and M.Ed. East Texas Slate Subjects: Related Math II. Algebra II ROGER SMITH B.S. and M.Ed. University o( Arkansas Subject: Junior Counselor Parents of the honor students enjoy the National Hunor Society Installation Tea. 14 DALE M. TAYLOR B.S. and M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin W. BRUCE THORNTON B.A. Austin College M.Ed. Subje, World Sub Tech. cts: Pla Track Coach. Geometry, Backficld Coach Consumer Malh Sponsor: Letter- man ' s Club KAY TONEY PETE B.S. TRIPPODO East Texas JR. Slate B.S. Subjects: Typing Sam Houston I. Clerical Slate Practice Subjects: Re- Sponsor: Junior lated Math I, Class Related Malh II Sponsor: Senior Clasi 4 ANGIE VARLEV MARVIN F. VESELKA JUDITH ANN WAUCH Secremry B.S. B.B.A. Texas A I Stephen F. Austin M.Ed. Subjects: Business Law, University of Houston Business Machines, Subjects: Geometry. Shorthand. Stcno Practice Algebra 11, Trigonometry Sponsor; Math Seminar RICHARD P. MARY LAZELLE CAROLYN WILSON WESTMORELAND WILCOX B.S. B.S. and M.Ed. B.S. and M.Ed. Texas Woman ' s University Sam Houston State University of Houston Subject: Physical Educa- Subjects: Vocational Dean of Girls tion Agriculture I. Vocatio nal Sponsor: Student Council, Sponsor: Girls Recreation Agriculture II, Vocat onal Cheerleaders Association, Senior Class, Agriculture III Tennis Team Sponsor: Future Fare ners. Teachers came to the Jun- ior-Senior Picnic to chaper- one and have fun. DARLENE HAVARD JANE E. GRIFFITH 41k SADIE NAGAN ROBERT F. SLIVA SHIRLEY H.U.L WATTS ' A ' JoDor SocietJ jjIPK ' M i, Hio ' Wis - ' ' - Mr. Davis missed out on the fun while he acted as over- seer to the tire changing. 15 Senior Class Officers JEANNE OWENS Treasurer LIBBY JOHNSTON Secretary JEANNIE JOBE Vice-President WAYNE FROESCHL President N,)i jTj I v 1 1 K j£?? i ki HLOi ' ' a? Sfci V ptr-Kr ' -v JPj w Jl r . dL K W ' : . ' 5? Spl i i ii i ® I STf S%! ' ' ' - ' ' fffii al fSeJ S WSiciS CUFFORD D. AARON SHERRY ELAINE ADAMS Assistant Copy Editor of Yearbook Staff ' ee- ' e?; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Junior Play ' 66. JAMES EARL ALDERMAN Football ' 64- ' 65; Foothill Trainer ' 66- ' 67; Baseball Trainer ' 65- ' 66; Basketball Trainer ' 65- ' 66. JAMES DAVID ALDRIDGE CLIFFORD RAY AMASON ARTHUR LEE ANDERSON ROSALEE ANZALDUA LULAC Queen •64- ' 65; Jr. Play Sets Com. ' 6.S- ' 66; Sr. Play Make- up Com. ' 66- ' 67; Lead. lianq. ' 6, ' ) ' 66; Jr. Achieve. Ass ' t Treas. ' 66- ' 67; FHA Sec. ' 65- ' 66; OR A Volleyball Capt.; Archery; Soft- ball ' 65- ' 66; Comm. Club ' 66- ' 67; Noon Opt. .Softball All-Star ' 64 ' 66; Girls ' Glee Club ' 66- ' 67; FN A •65- ' 66; Library Staff ' 66- ' 67; Red Cross ' 65- ' 66. 18 HARliARA ANN ARCHER Solo and Ensemble Contest, Two Gold .Medals ' 65- ' 67; Honor Band Contest ' 64- ' 65. CATHY LU ANLERS Literary Guild ' 66- ' 67; Trans- ferred from Travis High School, Austin, Texas; ' 65- ' 66; Y-Teens; French Club; Student .Council Representative ; Transferred from North Shore High School Houston, Texas, •64- ' 65; French Club; 10th Grade Representative; Drill Team. TYRA KAY ANDERSON Honor Graduate; Sling. Tales Fall Ed. ' 66- ' 67; Stu. Coun. Seer. ' 65- ' 66, Corr. Seer. •66- ' 67; GSL Del. ' 65- ' 67; Youth Govt. Day City Commissioner; ISL Play All-Star Cast ' 64- ' 65; Hon. Guard ' 66; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 67; Reporter ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Play, Student Director; Pep Squad ' 64- 67; Parli. ' 65- 66; Soph. May Fete Princess; Lead. Banq. ' 67; Jr. Rot. Ann ' 66; Sting, of Week ' 66; Publication Award ' 67 F,Ui GARLAND ARMSTRONG BILLY ROY ARNOLD Thespians ' 66- ' 67; Teenage Repub- licans of Texas City. 64 % ' C; las- V-T«k; ; t-i-a jCannl x-:rH inffl c ■ ' i Hustiin. ■-.:: Ci; lOti xHim JUDY ANN BAILEY Pep Squad ' 65- ' 67; Thespians ' 67; F.T.A. ' 67; Girls ' Glee Club ' 67; Thespian Play ' 67. ARVIE BAKER BRENDA ANN ARNOLD Head Drill Leader ' 66- ' 67; Sting- arette ' 64- ' 67; Sports Ed. of Sting- aree Tales ' 66- ' 67; Thes. ' 65- ' 67; Comra. Club ' 66 ' 67; All Dist. Band ' 65- ' 66; Thes. Play ' 65- ' 67; Sr. Play Make-up Comm. ' 66; Drill Leader U. of H. Band ' 64- ' 67; Los Angeles Tour ' 66; Cand. for band Sweetheart ' 67; Solo and Ensemble Cont. ' 64- ' 67. DONNA ANN ATKINSON 3rd. Place Dist. 124A ISL Typ- ing ' 64- ' 65; Distribution Ed. Stingaree Tales ' 66- ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Thes. ' 65- ' 66: Press Club ' 66 ' 67; Cos- tume Comm. Sr. Play ' 67; Ticket Comm. Jr. Play ' 66; Presentation Assembly ' 65. GAIL ARNOLD Natl. Honor Soc. ' 66- ' 67; French CI. ' 65- ' 67; Thes. ' 66- ' 67; Lead. Banq. ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; A Cap. Choir ' 66- ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 65; Solo Ensemble Cont. ' 65; Career Club ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 66- ' 67; Stingaree Tales staff; Choir Con- test ' 67; Los Angeles trip ' 65; Honor Graduate ' 67. DENIS PETER AUGER PAULA S. BAKER WILLIAM T. BALL. RD Golf Team ' 64- ' 65; Lettermans Club ' 65- ' 66. L A GAIL BARFIELD Junior Achievement ' 64- ' 66; Fu- ture Nurses ' 64- ' 65. MICHAEL CHARLES BARGER Band ' 65- ' 67; Solo Ensemble Contest ' 65- ' 67; Astrodome Open- ing ' 65; Texarkana Convention ' 66; Dallas ' 67; Sr. Play 66; Carnival ' 67; Thes. ' 67; Thes. Play ' 67; German Club ' 67. ANITA KAY BARNES Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; FTA •66 ' 67; Treasurer of Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67. DANIEL L. BERGERON HVD! DAVID MARK BERGERON DEBORAH LYNN BIERY Nominee for Ag. Sweeth eart ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 66; Texas Youth Rodeo Association ' 66- ' 67; GRA ' s Reporter ' 65- ' 66. RANDALL A. BIRDSONG Key Club ' 66- ' 67; J A ' 66- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Stingaree Tales ' 66- ' 67; Young Democrats ' 66- ' 67; Pepsi Reporter ' 66- ' 67; News Citi- zen Reporter ' 66- ' 67; Transfer student from Clear Creek High School. VERNA ANN BLAIR Commercial Club Reporter ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; FTA ' 66- ' 67; Tennis Team ' 64- ' 65; GRA ' 6-l- ' 65; Sr. Play ' 66; Jr. Play ' 65. li;PE NOEL THOMAS BLYTHE VIRGINIA ANN BOGAN Junior Varsity Football ' 64- ' 65; Second place in Interscholastic Track Team ' 66- ' 67. League Spelling. 20 f .t CLAY DEAN BOLEN VICTOR AUTHOR BOND CYNTHIA LOUISE BORDEN Honor Graduate; Honor Society ' 66; Bells Are Ringin ' 65; Stu- dent director of Music Man ' 66 and Oklahoma ' 67; Rotary Ann ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 67; Thespian Head Judge ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Play ' 66; Sr. Play ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Makeup Ed. of Sting. Tales ' 65- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 64- ' 67; AFS ' 64- ' 66; Hon- or Thespian ' 67. RICHARD BOWUNG HOUSTON EUGENE BOWLING ROBERTA ELAINE BOYD Honor Band ' 64- ' 67; Stingarette ' 64- ' 67; District and Regional Band ' 64- ' 67; Solo and Ensemble Con- tests ' 64- ' 67; Seer, of German Club; Cand. for Band Sweetheart; LA Trip; Jr. Achievement; Jr. Play; YWT; Career Club; Thes- pian Band ' 64- ' 67; Salute to Youth TV Show; U of H games; Houston Oiler games; Astro games; Teen Club. re-Qiib LINDA KAY BOZEMAN Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; GRA ' s ' 64- ' 65; FTA ' 66- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Press Qub ' 66- ' 67. SAMMIE JEAN BRADLEY TIMOTHY WILLIAM BRADSHAW Junior Varsity Baseball ' 64- ' 66. LINDA SUE BRANNON Stingarette ' 64 ' ' 67; Solo and En- semble Contest ' 64- ' 66; Thespians ' 64; California Band Trip ' 64; Senior Play. KATHERINE ANN BROWN Pres. Commercial Cluli Y)6- ' 67, V- Pres. Le Cercle Francais ' 66 ' 67; Sec.-Treas. Symphonic Band ' 66- ' 67; Lead. Banq. ' 67; May Fete Duchess ' 65; Le CcrcIe Francais ' 64- ' 67; Thespian Play Orchestra ' 66- ' 67; Symphonic Band ' 64- ' 67; All-District All-Region Band ' 66- ' 67; Solo Ensemble Con- test ' 64- ' 67. UNDA ANN BRUCE KENNETH RAY BROWNING Key Club ' 66- ' 67; Junior Play ' 65- ' 66; Senior Play ' 66- ' 67. KAREN LYNN BRUGGMAN Honor Society Sec. ' 66- ' 67; 1st V.-Pres. of Science Club ' 66- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; Literary Guild ' 6S- ' 67; FTA ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; 2nd place ISL Poetry In- terpretation ' 66; Honor Graduate ' 67; Noon Optimist Scholarship for Outstanding Student ' 67; Soph. Editor for Yearbook ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67. ii0 JJ; flilpl !i..,r,ni ' i i JERRY EUGENE BRYANT Lead in Sr. Play, Pennant for the Kremlin ' 67; Jr. Play Every Family Has One ' 66; Thespians ' 66- ' 67 ; Thespian Play Oklaho- ma ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 67; Texarkana Convention ' 66; Solo Ensemble Contest ' 65; Solo Ensemble Contest ' 67. JAMES MICHAEL BURKHALTER LANA L. BUNTING MARY JANINE BURKS Stingaree Tales Spring Ed. ' 66- ' 67; A Cappella Choir ' 65- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 67; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 67; Volunteens ' 65- ' 67; FTA ' 64- ' 67: FHA •66- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Rotary Ann ' 67; Leadership Banq. ' 67; Rainbows ' 66- ' 67; Sting, of Week ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 65; May Fete Duchess ( B. P.W.) ' 67; Publications Award. mw DAVID LLOYD BURTON Vice Pres. of Jr. Achievement; Junior Varsity ' 64- ' 65; Varsity Football ' 65- ' 67; Letterraan ' s T Association; Junior Play. 22 LYNDA GALE BUTLER Senior Play Cast ' 66- ' 67; Com- mercial Club ' 66- ' 67. CARON SUE CAFFALL Co-Head Drum Major ' 66- ' 67; Na- tional Honor Society ' 65- ' 67; Hon- or Guard ' 66; Thespians ' 65- ' 66; Thespian Play ' 67; Senior Play •67; Stingarette ' 64- ' 66; Band Sweetheart ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 64- ' 65; Junior Rotarian ' 66- ' 67; Leadership Banquet ' 66- ' 67; Los Angeles Trip ' 64- ' 65; Six Flags Trip ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Sr. Board Member of Career Club ' 65- ' 67; Honor Grad. ' 67. STEPHEN P. CALHOUN I ' , mm j,iiiiiW;liwiij a W; SHARON LaJEANNE CALLAWAY Asst. Drum Major ' 66- ' 67; Sting- arette ' 64- ' 66; Press Club Presi- dent ' 66- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Sling Tales Staff ' 66- ' 67; Cand. Band Sweetheart ' 66- ' 67; Leadership Banquet ' 67; Sr. Play Makeup Chairman ' 67; Jr. Play ' 66; Thespian Pl ay ' 66; Rain- bows; Asst. Drum Major for Uni- versity of Houston ' 66- ' 67; Drill Leader for University of Houston ' 64- ' 66; Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 65- ' 67; Los Angeles Tour ' 65; Six Flags Contest ' 67. GEORGE THOMAS CAPETILLO SUSAN RILEY CAMPBELL Leadership Banquet ' 67; Rotary Ann ' 67; Feature Editor Sting- aree Tales ' 66- ' 67; Press Club Vice Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Corres. Sec. Thespians ' 66- ' 67; Math Seminar ' 65- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 65- ' 67; Thespians ' 65- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Science Club ' 66- ' 67; AFS ' 64- ' 65; Music Man ' 65; Okla- homa ' ' 67; Jr. Play ' 66; Sr. Play ' 66; Honor Thespian. THOMAS LEE CARPENTER Transfer student from Fostoria, Ohio — Cross Country ' 64- ' 66; Track ' 64- ' 66; Basketball ' 64- ' 66; Varsity Football ' 64- ' 66; Hi-Y ' 66. Texas City — Track ' 66- ' 67. LARRY WAYNE CARROLL CYNTHIA ANN CASTANIE MICHAEL THOMAS CASEY Student Body Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Activities Committee; G.S.L. Delg.; Varsity Football ' 64- ' 66; Vice Pres. Mainland Teen Club; Texas Youth Conference Delg. and Jr. Counselor; Honor Guard; DeMolays; D.L.G. ' s; Letterman ' s Association; Mayor Corp. Court Judge in Youth and Government Day; Jr. Rotarian; Senior Play; Thespian Play ' 67; Leadership Banquet. ROLAND JOSEPH CASTANIE Key Club ' 64; J.V. Football ' 64- ' 65; J.V. Baseball ' 65; Thespian Play ' 66; Varsity Baseball ' 66- ' 67; May Fete ' 66; C.Y.O. Treasurer; German Club Treasurer; Letter- man ' s Club; May Fete King ' 67; Jr. Rotarian. GLENNA GAVE CHAIN Distribution Editor on Yearbook Staff ' 66- ' 67; American Field Service ' 65- ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 65; Press Club •66- ' 67; FHA ' 66 ' 67. EUGENE CHARGOIS CONNIE DEE CHUOKE BARBAR. ELAINE CLARK Literary Guild ' 66- ' 67; Secretary of Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Sen- ior Play ' 66; Stingarette of the Week ' 66; Pep Squad Honor RoU ' 66- ' 67; Leadership Banquet ' 67. UNDA JO CLARK PERRY JAY CLOUD RONNIE CARROLL CLEMENTS Junior Varsity Basketball ' 64- ' 65; Junior Varsity Football 61; Var- sity Basketball ' 65 ' 67; Most Valu- able Player ' 66- ' 67; Most Im- proved Player ' 66- ' 67; Co-Capt. ' 66- ' 67; German Club ' 66- ' 67; Let- terman ' s T Association ' 66- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; Basketball All South Zone Team ' 66 ' 67; District Champs ' 65- ' 66. KAREN PATRICIA COCHRAN National Honor Society; NMSQT Letter of Commendation; NCTE English Award; Honorary Mathe- matics Seminar ' 65- ' 67, Seer. ' 67; Hon. Guard ' 66; Nat ' l Hon. Soc. Scholarship Contest Semi-Finalist; SHSC Mathematics Contest ' 67; U of H Spanish Cont. ' 67; Nat ' l Science Found. Summer Inst. Alt. — U of T; ISL Spelling Award ' 65; Lit. Guild; Leadership Banq. ' 67; LULAC award for highest Spanish average; TCNB, highest math average; Honur Graduate ' 67. HARRY WAYNE COKER Track Team ' 65-66; DeMolays ' 66- ' 67; Junior Achievement ' 66- ' 67; Senior Play. 24 PEGGY RUTH COLE OSIE V. COMBS LINDA NELL COMEAUX Jifl I I i MICHAEL WAYNE COOK HENRY J. COOPER NANCY LOU COOPER Tennis Team ' 64- ' 65; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Ger- man Club ' 65- ' 66; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Honor Grad. ' 67; ' 67 Jr. Rotary Ann. CINDY ANN COTHERN RICHARD ARTHUR COX CHRIS LEE CRAIG ARNELL JR. CRAYTON Nat. Honor Society, Vice Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Science Club, Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Math Seminar, Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Nat. Achievement Scholarship Fi- nalist; Texas Youth Conference ' 66; Rice Holiday Science Lectures ' 66; Graduation Honor Guard ' 66; Rotary Scholarship— $300; Honor Grad. ' 67. BRUCE WAYNE GRIDDLE All-State Band ' 66- ' 67; Co-Presi- dent of Band; Los Angeles Trip ' 65; Six Flags Corpus Christi Trip ' 67; Band Parents Club Award; Lamar Tech Band Schol- arship. MARY ANNA CROSS Miss School Spirit ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Honor Roll ' 64; Row Lead- er ' 65; Pep Squad Treasurer ' 66- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 65- ' 67; Cor- responding Secretary ' 66- ' 67; A Cappella Choir ■65- ' 67; Vice Presi- dent A Cappella Choir ' 66- ' 67; Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 67; Volun- teens ' 65- ' 67; Vice President of Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Rainbows ' 64- ' 67; Worthy Advisor ' 67; Youth in Government Day City Com- missioner; Jr. Play ' 65- ' 66. CHARLES GORDON CRISS SAND! JO CROW OBI ED i ROBERT EARL CUMMINGS Senior Play Cast — A Pennant For the Kremlin ; DeMolays; Press Club; Two Gold Medals for En- semble Contest — Band. ELIZABETH ANN CURBELLO Stingarette ' M- ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 67; Sr. Play Program Chairman ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Rotary Ann; Thespian Play ' 65- ' 66; Math Seminar ' 65- ' 66; University of Houston Drill Leader ' 64- ' 67; Science Club ' 66- ' 67; California Tour ' 65. CHARLENE CURRY Vice President of Sales in Junior Achievement; Secretary of Edi- brac IV in Junior Achievement; Junior Achievement Management Conference in Dallas; Commercial Club; Intcrscliolastic League Con- ference in Houston. EDWIN A. DAHL Junior Varsity Football ' 64- ' 65; Varsity Football ' 66; Lettermen ' s Club Member ' 66- ' 67; Key Club ' 64; Junior Olympics ' 64. 4 SANDRA FAY DARBY Pep Squad ' 63- ' 65. 26 HENRY HORACE DARDEN 1 . fa %, ■■ [ista CARL EDWARD DAVIS LINDA JUNE DAVIS Rainbows ' 64- ' 66; Commercial Club ' ee- ' ei. m .h i JACQUELINE FAYE DAVISON JAMES ALLEN DEGGS Varsity Football ' 64 ' 67; Second Team All-District ' 67; Varsity Baseball ' 65- ' 67; Sergeant-at-Arms of Lettermans Club ' 67. RITA MURILLO BILLIE T. DICKSON DE LA CRUZ President in J. A. company Future Nurses of America ' 64- ' 66; GRA ' s ' 64- ' 65; Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67. CYNTHIA LOUISE DINKLAGE WILLIAM F. DIPUCCIO ■•M - CHARLOTTE ANNE DIXON Trans, from Fair Park High, Shreveport, La. ' 64- ' 65; FHA ' 64- ' 66, President ' 65- ' 66; Stud. Coun- cil ' 64- ' 65; 4-H Club ' 4- ' 65; Out- standing member ' 64- ' 65, Vice President ' 64- ' 65; Jr. Medic League ' 64- ' 65; Girls ' Glee Club ' 65- ' 67; Distributive Education ' 66- ' 67; Jun- ior Achievement ' 64- ' 65. DIANA LYNN DODD YWA ' s; Career Club; Press Club; German Club. JAMES S. DODD PEGGY MARIE DuPREE Nat. Honor Soc. ' 66- ' 67, Treas. ' 66- ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 67, Vice- Pres. ' 67; Sr. Play Cast ' 67; Lead. Banquet ' 67; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; Scholastic Achievement Award ' 64; Rainbows •64- ' 67; Kohfeldt Scholarship ' 67; Honor graduate ' 67. J.AY EDWARD DUVALL PATRIQA MAYLING DUVALL CAROLYN SUE EARLEY Junior Achievement ' 65- ' 67; Treas. ' 65- ' 66; 2nd place in best salesman contest ; Vice Pres. of Sales ' 66- ' 67; GRA ' 66- ' 67; First place trophies in Volleyball and Basket- ball. PATRICL A. EASTEP ' THOMAS GREGG EATON ROBERT ELIZONDO All Dist. Honorable Mention ' 66; Varsity Football ' 64- ' 67; Secretary of Letterman T Association; Junior Varsity Track Team ' 64- ' 65; Varsity Baseball ' 65- ' 66. mj.v SiSOQli ' filue Te ' «; F.T. ni ' « hmt ] Ilia; V tot Crai 28 JOAN ALLEN ELLIOT Lit. Guild ' 65 ' 67, Pres. ' 66- ' 67; FTA ' 65 ' 67, Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Nat. Honor Soc. ' 65- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; FTA Convention ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Play ' 66; Sr. Play ' 67; Thespians ' 66- ' 67; Thcsp. Play ' 67; Jr. Rotary Ann ' 67; Pep Squad ' frl ' 67; Comm. Youth Gov ' t Wk.; Most valuable mem. I ' TA Lit. Guild; Amoco Award; TCTA scholarship; PTA Sch. Honor Grad. ' 67; Lead. Bani]. ' 67, Tennis Team ' 64- ' 65; French Club ' 66. ' 67; Sting of W.-ek ' 66. CAROL ANN ELLIS Nat. Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; Literary Guild ' 65- ' 67; Sci- ence Club ' 64- ' 67. Ill BR ' MARY LONITA ENGLAND Future Homeniakers of America; Future Nurses of America; G.R.A. ; D.E.; G.R.A. Award; D.E. Award. iini ( LWIP DIANE RENEE ESCLAVON Distributive Education; Treasurer ' 66- ' 67; Area State Delegate ' 66- 67; Junior Play ' 65- ' 66; Junior Acliievement ■65- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66. MARIA GUADALUPE ESCOBEDO STEPHEN ASBERRY ESTEP LINDA SUE EVANS MARY JANE FERNANDEZ National Honor Society ' 66- ' 67; Future Teachers of America 64- ' 67; F.T.A. Treasurer ' 66- ' 67; F.S.A. ' 66- ' 67; Honorary Math Seminar ' 65- ' 66; A.F.S. ' 65- ' 66; Rotary Vocational Scholarship; Honor Graduate. SONIA ANNELL FINKLEA Distributive Education ' 66- ' 67 JESSE BRYAN FREMONT Jr. Varsity Baseball ' 64- ' 66 LARRY WAYNE FROESCHL Tri-Captain Football; Varsity Let- terman ' 64- ' 66; President Soph. Class ' 64- ' 65; President Sr. Class ' 66- ' 67; President Letterman ' s Club ' 66- ' 67; Student Council Repre- sentative ' 64- ' 65, ' 66- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 65- ' 66; Scholarship to A M; Varsity BasebaU ' 65- ' 67. GLENDA L. GABRILES Stingarette ' 65- ' 67; Astrodnme Opening ' 65; California Trip ' 65; Scilo Ensemble Contest ' 64- ' 67; Band ' 63- ' 66; Drill Leader— Uni- versity of Houston ' 65- ' 67; Colt 45 Games; Future Teachers of Ameri- ca. RICHARD MEDINA GARCIA RUDOLPH MEDINA GARCIA SHERRY JEAN GARCIA Future Homemakers of America ' 65 ' 67; High School Red Cross; Treasurer ' 67. TERRY GLEN GARRISS AURELIO GARZA D.E. I ' 65- ' 66; D.E. II ' 66- ' 67. JAMES G. GARZA JAMES S. GARZA Junior Varsity Football ' 64- ' 65; Junior Varsity Baseball ' 65- ' 66; Junior L.U.L.A.C. President ' 66- ' 67. CLEVELAND ROYCE GAY 30 LARRY WALTER GAZZIER CHARLES R. GEORGE CHARLES R. GILLAND JOE CHRISTOPHER GILLESPIE John Philip Sousa Award ' 67. SHARRON ROSE GILLIAM JOHN LEROY GLAZENER EDDIE L. GLIDDEN Jr. Varsity Basketball ' 64- ' 65; Var- sity Basketball ' 65- ' 67; Captain of Basketball Team ' 66- ' 67; Junior Varsity Track ' 65- ' 66. BERNHARD JAMES GOLLBERG FSA Science Club ' 64- ' 67; AFS ' 65- ' 67; Honorary Math Seminar ' 65- ' 66; Galv. County Coin Club ' 59- ' 67; President of Jr. Achieve- ment Corp., Alythene II, Inc. ' 64- ' 65; Galveston County Coin Show: 2nd place ' 64- ' 65, 3rd place ' 65- 66, 1st place and Best of Show ' 66; 3rd place TNA State Convention ' 66; DeMolays ' 67. JAMES DAVID GOODBAR J.A. ' 64- ' 65; Top Company Sales man Vice Pres. ' 64- ' 65; J.V Football ' 64- ' 66; Choir ' 64- ' 67; Sec tion Leader ■66- ' 67; Choir Council ' 66- ' 67; School Chairman of Po lice Show ' 66; D.L.G. ' s •66- ' 67 Leadership Banquet ' 65, ' 67; Golf Team ' 66- ' 67; Student Council ' 66 ' 67; Key Club ' 64- ' 65; Jr. Ro tarian; Choir Banquet ' 66. IDA CORONA GONZALEZ Future Nurses of America ' 64- ' 65; Distributive Education Club ' 66- ' 67. K. THLEEN LOUISE GOODROE Junior Achievement Secretary ' 66; Junior . ' chievement Association Treasurer ' 66; Junior Achievement Secretary ' 67. WILLIAM DAVID GOODWIN Six Flags Corpus trip ' 67; Jr. Achievement Jamar III Jamar IV; Marched with band at Astrodome; Gulf Coast Industrial Art Fair. KIRBY ROY GORTON Jr. Varsity football ' 64- ' 66; Jr. Varsity Baseball ' 64- ' 66; Chess Club ' 65- ' 66; Thespians ' 66- ' 67. GEORGIA ANN GREEN Secretary of Galilee Methodist Church; Sec. of M.Y.F.; Sec. of Young Adults; Member of Junior Achievement; Member of Church Choir. JOHNNIE RAYE GREEN MARGIE LOU GROVE Honor Guard ' 66; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 67, Pari. ' 66- ' 67; AFS ' 65- ' 67, Sec. ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Play Cast ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Thes. ' 66- ' 67; Can- dy Stripers ' 65- ' 67, V.-Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Leadership Banquet ' 67; Honor Graduate ' 67; Foreign Lang. As- sembly ' 67. ORALIA LILLY GUARDIOLA DIANNE YVONNE GUNDERMANN lEm DOUGLAS CHARLES GUTHIER National Honor .Society ' 65- ' 67; Boy ' s Slate Del. ' 66; DLG, Vice Prcs. ' 65- ' 66, Sec.-Treas. ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 65 ' 67; Math Seminar ' 6. ' ' 67. Vice Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Student Council Y)4- ' 65; Honor Guard ' 66; Girnnin Club, Pres. ' 66- ' 67. Hon- or Graduate ' 67. 32 PAUL JOHN GUYTON f) l JANIS ANN HAACK GRA President ' 66- ' 67, Sec.-Treas. ' 65- ' 66, AllStar Basketball ' 67; Volleyball ' 65- ' 67; Sportsmanship Award ' 66. DOROTHY LOUISE HAGAN Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 66- ' 67; Senior Play Makeup ' 67. TERRANCE ALAN HALE RICKEY HAMILTON ' 65- ' 66; Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 65- ' 66; Texarkana Concert ' $5- ' 66; Key Club ' 64; Co-chairman of Texas City March of Dimes ' 64- ' 66; Co-Columnist in News Citizen on TCHS Teen Channel ■ ' 66; Sfiliool News Report. Host on KTLW Golden Record OUT ' 64- ' 65; School News Report. n KILE DJ as Ron Foster .- ' 67. LINDA ANN HARDAGE May Fete Queen ' 67; May Fete Duchess ' 66; Candidate FFA Sweetheart ' 66; Thespian play ' 66; Pep Squad ' 65. PATRICIA ANN HARRIS District and Region Band ' 64- ' 65; District band ' 66- ' 67; Five gold medals in Solo and Ensemble Con- test; Los Angeles Band Trip ' 65; Astrodome Opening ' 65; Oiler game ' 66; U.I.L. Contest ' 61- ' 67; Texarkana Convention ' 66; Buc- caneer Festival and Six Flags Con- test ' 67. DAVID BENTLEY HART Varsity Football Letterman ' 65- ' 67; Honorable Mention ' 66- ' 67; Let- terman ' s T Association ; Thespian Play •65 ' 66; Senior Play ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 66- ' 67. LARRY LEE HARVEY BRENDA JOYCE HASKIN ROBERT SAMUEL HATCHER DeMolay; Junior Varsity Baseball ' 64- ' 66 L. JAYSON HEBERT Swimming Team ' 64- ' 67; Football Team ' 64- ' 67; Letterman T As- SUSAN GAYLE HAWKINS Stingarette ' 64 ' 67; Astrodome Opening ' 65; California Trip ' 65; Solo Ensemble Contest 64- ' 66; Band ' 63- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Play ' 67; Drill Leader U. of H., Dome Stadium ' 64- ' 67; Colt 45 Games; Rainbow Girl. DIANNE MAE HENRY Assist. Business Manager of Year- book ' 66- ' 67; 1st place Volleyball Award ' 66- ' 67; Press Club, Girls ' Glee Club ' 65- ' 67; G.R.A._ ' 64- ' 66 J. A. Achievers Award ' 64- ' 66; Fu ture Nurses ' 64- ' 65; Pep Squad ' 65 ' ' 66; Sec. of M.Y.F. ' 64- ' 65; Assist Sec. Young Adults ' 66- ' 67; Dele- gate Methodist Conf. ' 66- ' 67; GRA Letter ' 64- ' 65. PENNY FRANCES HENSON Yearbook Activities Editor; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; AFS ' 65- ' 66; Junior Play eS- ' ee; FHA ' 66- ' 67; Rain- bows. 34 JANE M. HERTENBERGER Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Vice President of Pep Squad ' 66- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 66- ' 67; American Field Serv- ice ' 65- ' 66; Catholic Youth Or- ganization ' 64- ' 65; Leadership Banquet ' 66- ' 67; Good Sportsman- ship League Guide ' 66. .t JOHN B. HERTENBERGER PEGGY HERTENBERGER CINDY LOU HIATT Transfer from Baker High School, Baker, Louisiana — Red Cross; Pepsters ' 63- ' 66; F.T.A.; Girl ' s Basketball Team ' 63- ' 66; French Club; Beauty Queen ' 64- ' 65; Can- didate Homecoming Queen Repre- sentative ' 65- ' 66. TCHS — Pep Squad; GRA; Usher Senior Play. LINDA JOYCE HICKMAN HERMAN HILDEN BARBARA JO HOLTHUSEN GLENDA DARNELL HOOD Stingarette ' 66- ' 67; Thespians ' 64- ' 67; Los Angeles Band Trip ' 65 Buccaneer Music Festival ' 65; So lo and Ensemble Contest ' 64- ' 66 Texarkana Band Trip ' 66; Univer- sity of Houston Games ' 66 ' 67 Astrodome ' 64- ' 67; Colt 45 Games ' 65; Career Club ' 65- ' 67; Band ' 64- SARAH BLANCHE HUDNALL Assistant Clubs Editor for Year- book ' 66- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67 Future Teachers of America ' 64- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Vol unteens ' 66- ' 67; Future Home makers of America 66- ' 67; Jr Rotary Ann ' 67. JOHN DANIEL HUFF One year Letterman in Football; Two year Letterman in Track; Member of Lettermans T Asso- ciation. DAVID P. HUNTER DEBORAH LUCILLE HUNTER Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Sec. ' 66- ' 67; May Fete ' 65; Thespians ' 65- ' 67; Hist. ' 66- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 65- ' 67, Vice Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Junior Play ' 66; Senior Play ' 67; Senior Ac- tivities Committee ' 66- ' 67. MICHAEL RAY HURD LINDA SUE IVY Literary Guild ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; American Field Service ' 64- ' 65; Future Teachers ' 65; GRA ' 64. ffusle: DOROTHY FRANCES JEFFERSON VALRIE JEAN JOBE Vice Pres. Sr. Class; All School Fav. ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Fav.; Cand. School Sweetheart ' 66- ' 67; Football Sweetheart ' 66- ' 67; A Cappella Choir ' 66- ' 67; Am. Legion Out- standing Student Scholarship; Pep Squad •64- ' 67, Pres. ' 66- ' 67, Roll Leader ' 65- ' 66, Honor Roll ' 64- ' 65; Cand. Soph Fav.; Cand. Jr. Fav.; Jr. Class Play ; Nominee Best Ac- tress; Sr. Play; Lit. Guild; FTA; FHA; Lead. Banq.; Solo and En- semble; Jr. Rotarian; Sr. .Activi- ties Comm.; Stingarette of Wk. ALICE JEAN JESSUP Thespians ' 66- ' 67; Thespian Play — Oklahoma ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Stingaree Tales Reporter ' 66- ' 67; Junior Play ' 65- ' 66; Sen- ior Play ' 66- ' 67; Press Qub ' 66- ' 67. CHARLES DAVID JOHNSON Key Club ' 64- ' 66; Junior Varsity Football ' 64- ' 65; Swimming Team, Letterman ' 66- ' 67; Lettermans T Association; Key Club Convention ' 64- ' 65; Senior Play ' 66- ' 67; Thes- pian Play •66- ' 67; Usher ' 66- ' 67. fHf I ■:m DONNA CHARLENE JOHNSON DO.NNA GAILE JOHNSON Stingarette ' 64- ' 67; Vice Pres. Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; French Club ' 64- ' 67; Thespians ' 64- ' 66; Thespian Play ' 64- ' 65; Publicity Chairman Jr. Play ' 65- ' 66; Usher Chairman Sr. Play ' 66 ' 67; Lead- ership Banquet ' 67; U. of H. Drill Leader ' 61- ' 65; Astrodome Opening ' 65; Girl Scouts; Band Sweetheart Nominee 67 36 ttSEL GEORGIA BETH JOHNSON GRA Award ' M- ' 65; Member of US Track Team; Captain of Met- ropolitan Track Club; Press Club; Transferred from Booker T. Wash- ington; GRA Award ' 66- ' 67. MICHAEL ROY JOHNSON Key Club ' 64- ' 67; Youth in Govern- ment Day Chamber of Commerce Manager ' 64; Future Farmers of America ' 66- ' 67; Greenhand Presi- dent of FFA ' 66- ' 67. ¥ A RANDALL JOE JOHNSON EMMETT N. JONES Transferred from Ball High ' 65; Senior Play Cast ' 66. LIZABETH ANN JOHNSTON Homecoming Queen ' 67; School Sweetheart ' 66; Cheerleader ' 65- ' 67; Cand. All-School Fav. ' 66- ' 67; Cand. School Sweetheart ' 67; Soph Fav.; Jr. Fav.; Cand. Sr. Fav.; Cand. Key Club Sweetheart ' 66; Cand. DeMolay Sweetheart ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Class Treas. ; Jr. Class VP; Soph Class Seer.; Stu. Coun. ' 66; Cand. Opt. Queen; Press Club; Sting. Tales Staff; Lit. Guild. JUDITH LYNNE JONES Distributive Education Sweetheart ' 66- ' 67; Area State Del. ' 66- ' 67; Le Cercle Francais ' 66- ' 67; Thes- pians ' 65- ' 66, Play ' 66; Jr. Play ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; Student John ' s Mainland Beauty College; Jr. Achievement ' 65- ' 67, Pres. of Co. ' 65- ' 66, Sweetheart of Co. ' 65- ' 66, Conf. Rep. ' 65, Treas. of Co. ' 66- ' 67; GRA; FHA ' 64- ' 66; Teen- Aiders. - ;-™t Viisil! -. -r.3; T - i ' :,ne!W KATHY FAYE KAUTZ IRIS CHERYL KEENER RUSSELL A. KEIBLER John Philip Sousa Award ' 67; Band Scholarship to U of H ' 67. BARBARA JEAN KELLY Stingarette ' 64- ' 66; Drum Major ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Class Treas.; Junior Princess May Fete; Runner-up Optimist Queen; Candidate Band Sweetheart; Thespians ' 64- ' 67; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Student Dir. and Cast; Sr. Activities Committee. ROBERT KELLEY Hon. Mention All-District in Base- ball ' 65- ' 66; Letternian ' s T ' As- sociation ' 67; Thespian Play ' 64- ' 65; Senior Activities Committee ' 67; J.V. Football ' 64- ' 65. TERUMI KIMURA AFS Exchange Student ' 66- ' 67; AFS ' 66- ' 67; Honorary Thespian Member ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 66- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 66- ' 67. LUCIEN DALE KETTLE IRA THOMAS KING m STEVEN KLOTZMAN ANDREW KI OXSON, JR. AUGUST ELEMER LaFOY 38 ELIZABETH ANN LAICHE LUCRETIA ANNETTE KNOX Nat. Hon. Soc. ' 65- ' 67, V.-Pres. ' 66, Pres. ' 67; Optimist Outstanding Girl ' 67; Am. Legion Hist. Award ' 65; AFS ' 65- ' 67, Rep. ' 66, Pres. ' 67; FTA ' 61- ' 67, Rep. ' 66, Sec. ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 67; Sci. Club ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Play Cast ' 66; Straight A List ' 65, ' 66; Honor Guard ' 66 ISL Typing— 2nd place, Dist. ' 66 Young Dem. ' 65- ' 67; V.-Pres. ' 67 Honor Grad. ' 67; Cand. Opt. Queen ' 67. ZANDRA ELIZABETH KORZEN Copy Editor Yearbook Staff ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- 65; Career Club ' 66- ' 67; FTA ' fr ' 65; AFS ' 64- ' 65; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67. fl som: Pip Squ f III Ni GLENDA LEA L KOVICH RONALD DWIGHT LAMBRIGHT FFA ' 64- ' 65; FFA Chaplain ' 65- ' 66; DE Chaplain ' 66 ' 67; State leader- ship FFA ' 64- ' 65; State leadership FFA ' es- ' ee. ROGER LYNN LANDRY Member and letterman of Swim- ming Team ' 65- ' 67; President of the Texas City Teen Club ' 66- ' 67; Teen Club board of directors ' 65- ' 66; Second place award in the Gulf Coast Industrial Arts Fair ' 65- ' 66; Member of the Lettermen Club. DANIEL RAY LANGFORD SIDNEY LEA LANGSTON CYNTHIA PAULETTE LANIER Girls ' Glee Club ' 65- ' 67; YWA Stewardship Chairman ' 66- ' 67; YWA President ' 65- ' 66. NORMA JEAN LAWSON Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; Distributive Education Club Secretary ' 66 ' 67. JESSICA VIRGINIA LEESON Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Thespians ' 64- ' 67; Bells are Ringing ; Music Man ; Oklahoma ; Jr. Play ' 66; Sr. Play ' 66; Press Club; Year- book Business Manager; Band ' 64; Young Republican ' s Historian. SUZANNE LE GENDRE WANDA GAYLE LEMMOND GRA ' s ' 64- ' 66; May Fete Duchess Future Nurses ' 65- ' 66; Junior ' 67. Achievement Secretary ' 66- ' 67. MARY LOUISE LIBERATO Volunteens ' 65- ' 67, President; Red Cross ' 65- ' 67, President; Future Teachers of America ' 65- ' 66; Ca- reer Club ' 65 ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Yearbook Staff ' 66 ' 67, Clubs Exfitor; Science Qub ' 64- ' 65; Math Seminar ' 65- ' 66; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Language Assembly. JOSEPHINE LIRA NADINE ANN LIONTI Pep Squad ' 65- ' 67; Literary Guild Homecoming Duchess ' 64- ' 65; Sec- ior Play, Costumes. MARIA ELENA LONGORIA Transfer: Raymondville High School, Raymondville, Texas; Homecoming Duchess ' 64- ' 65; Sec- retary-Treasurer of Future Home- makers of America ' 64- ' 66; Staff of School Newspaper ' 65- ' 66; Spanish Club ' 65- ' 66; Class Rep- resentative ' 64- ' 65; Volleyball Award ' 65- ' 66. rr MARY ELENA LOPEZ MARY MARTHA LOPEZ Pep Squad ' 66- ' 67; Future Nurses ' 64- ' 65. GORDON ALLAN LOVETT Key Club ' 64- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; Track Team ' 65- ' 67; Varsity ' 66- ' 67; Member of Board of Di- rectors for the Interlude Coffee House. CHARLES WASSON LOWE icliliist VIRGINL DELL LOWE Pep Squad ' 65- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66 ' 67; Press Club ' 66 ' 67; FHA ' 66 ' 67; Sling. Talcs Spring Exchange Ed. ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Play Cast ' 66- ' 67; May Fete ' 67; Jr. Play ' 65- ' 66; GRA ' 64- ' 65; Girl Scouts ' 65- ' 67; Miss Secretary ' 67. 40 ADA JANE LOWRY iWCYj HUNTER C. LOWRY NORA EVELIA LOYA Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Volunteens ' 64- 67; F.H.A. Y4.Y)r); F.T.A. ' 66- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Play ' 67; Cand. Lulac Queen ' 66- ' 67 First Runner Up; Jr. Lulac Sweet- heart ' 65 Jr. Lulac Secretary ' 65- 66; Vice-Pres. ' 66-67. mm LOPE PATSY CARLYNE LUCAS Natl. Honor Society; Cand. Band Sweetheart; Stingarette ' 64 ' 66 Head Drill Leader ' 66- ' 67; Dist Band ' 65- ' 66; Reg. Band ' 65- ' 67 Honor Grad. ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 66 ' 67; Sr. Play; Honor Guard ' 66 Cal. Trip ' 65; Six Flags Trip ' 67 Solo and Ensemble Cont. ' 64- ' 67 U. of H. Drill Leader ' 64- ' 67 Thes. Plays ' 65- ' 67; Astrodome Opening; U. of H. Band Clinic ' 66; Band Sch. To U. of H. JAMES F. LUHNING GARY BRIAN LUTON RONNIE THOMAS MCCLELLEN oLOfE STEPHEN WAYNE McCOY Scholarship to Kilgore Jr. Col- lege, LORINE MCDANIEL NANCY JEANE MCDONALD RITA ANN MCELDUFF Future Nurses of America ' 64- 65; Future Homemakers of Amer- ica ' 66-67 Commercial Club ' 66- 67. CLIFFORD LYLE McGEE Rotar ' Vocational Siliolarship ' 67. PATRICK ALL-VN McNULTY Key Club ' 65- ' 67; Sr. Board Mem- ber ' 67 ; Big Vic Honor Guard ' 66- ' 67; DLG ' s ' 66- ' 67; German Club ' 66- ' 67; Senior Play ' 66 ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 67; California trip ' 64- ' 65; Leadership Banquet ' 67; Key Club Convention ' 67. JENNIFER JO .McQUAGE Future Homemakers of America ' 66- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Noon Optimist Runner-Up ' 66- ' 67 Crisco Trophy REBECCA CATHERINE MARSH Editor-in-chief of ' 66- ' 67 Sting- aree; Literary Guild ' 65 67; Hon- orary Math Seminar ' 67; French Club, Sec. ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Leadership Banquet ' 67; Thes- pians ' 65- ' 67; Press Club ' 67; Sophomore Class Treasurer ' 64- ' 65; Publication Award for Yearbook ' 67. 0V OiiiDiie fr 4 t RONALD GLENN MARTIN DARLENE MARTIN Astro Dome Opening; California Trip ' 65; Campus Talent ' 66; So- lo and Ensemble Contest ' 64- ' 67; Corpus Christi ' 67; Six Flags Contest ' 67; Texarkana ' 66; Fu- ture Homemakers of America. MINNIE MARTINEZ PATRICIA FRANCES MARTINEZ 8«iir Gt W; Fndi a W;L %k!. MARIA EUGENIA .MARURI Dcmolay Sweetheart Nominee ' 65- ' 66; F.F.A. Sweetheart Nominee ' 66- ' 67 Noon Optimist Ouccn Nom- inee ' 66- ' 67; French Club ' 65- ' 66; Junior Play ' 65- ' 66; Senior Play ' 66- ' 67; Junior Rotarian ' 66. ' 67. 42 FRANCES LEE MATTHEWS Li ELAINE ANN MAUTE Choir Director ' s Award. LINDA JANE MAXWELL Vice President G.R.A. ' s; G.R.A. ' s ' 65- ' 67; Vice President Red Cross; Rainbows ' 63- ' 67; Tennis Team ' 64- ' 65; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64 ' 65; Volunteens; Y.W.T. Career Qub ' 65- ' 67; Best all around Health, Physical Edu- cation and Recreation Girl. f w- DAVID ARTHUR MAY GARY LAWRENCE MAYES DONZELLE MEDINA DIANNE LYNN MESSAMORE D.E. ' 66- ' 67; Personal Director in Junior Achievement ' 66- ' 67; Jun- ior Achievement Sweetheart Can- didate. BARBARA SHARON MICHELETTI Honor Graduate ' 67; Nat. Hon. Soc. ' 66; Honor Guard ' 66; Thes. ' 64- ' 65; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; French Club, Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Treas. ' 65- ' 66; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 66; His- torian ' 66- ' 67; Del. to Texas Youth Conference ' 66; CYO Vice Pres. of Galveston Dist. ' 66-67, Seer. ' 65- ' 66, Seer. Parish ' 66- ' 67. RONALD LEE MILBURN DONNA KAYE MILLER ELANDA MILLER Pianist for Girl ' s Glee Club ' 66- ' 67; Member of Girl ' s Glee Club ' 66- ' 67; Future Homemakers of America ' 66- ' 67; Future Teachers of America ' 64- ' 65. LINDA KAY MILLER Pep Squad ' 64- ' 65; French Club ' 64- ' 66; Jr. Achievement ' 64- ' 67, Treas. ' 64- ' 67; FNA ' 65 ' 66; GRA ' M- ' 65 Basketball; Candidate for J A Sweetheart ' 67; Fall Assoc. Sports Ed. ' 66; Press Club ' 66; Honor Graduate ' 67. DONNA LYNN MILLS Band Parents Club Award ' 67; University of Houston Scholar- ship ' 67. MARGARET L. MILLS MIKE MIRANDA 5 ' ■■0 fyft ' ,-. ■;■ yii, NANCY VIRGINIA MIZE Transferred from Ball High: Red Cross ' 64- ' 65; Future Teachers ' 64- ' 65; Future Nurses ' 64- ' 65; Jr. Classical League ' 64- ' 65. TCHS: Sr. Play ' 66- ' 67; Red Cross ' 66- ' 67; J A ' 66- ' 67; J A Sec. ' 67; Pep Squad ' 66- ' 67. JAMES ALTON MOORE, JR. Math Seminar; JV Football; Let- terman ' 65- ' 66. PEGGY GAYLENE MOORE Thespians ' 66; Los Angeles Band Trip ' 65; Buccaneer Music Festi- val ' 65- ' 67; Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 64- ' 67; Six Flags Trip ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 67; Texarkana Band Trip ' 66; Llnivcrsity of Houston Games; Colt 45 game ' 65; Astro- dome. TERRY WAYNE MOORE EllZABE AQoi mtais ' ( tat! Cioi LINDA T. MORECRAFT Acapella Choir ' 65- ' 67; Cold Med- als at Solo and Ensemble Con- test ' 67; Thespians ' 65- ' 66. 44 MARGARET ANN MORFORD FHA ' 65- ' 67. lOfflJ r •t. i J JERRY STEVENS MORROW GARY WAYNE MORSE D.L.G. ' s ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 66- Swimming Team ' 64- ' 65; Chess ' 67; DeMolay. Club ' 64- ' 65; German Club ' 66- ' 67. MARY SUE MORTON GARY WAYNE MUELLER GLADYS WYVONNE MURPHY JUDY ELAINE MURPHY ELIZABETH ELAINE MYERS Tennis ' 64; French Club ' 65- ' 67, Acappella Choir Girls ' Glee Club Accompanist ' 65- ' 67; Aca- pella Choir Librarian ' 66- ' 67; Vol- unteens ' 66- ' 67; Rainbows ' 64- ' 67; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award ' 67; A.F.S. ' 65- ' 66. PAUL NORRIS NERREN Honor Society ' 65- ' 66; Boy ' s State ' 66; Key Club ' 65- ' 67; Secretary ' 67; Thespians ' 65- ' 67, Treas. ' 67; JR. Rotarian; DLG ' 66- ' 67; Stu- dent Council ' 67; AFS ' 66; Thes- pian Play ' 65- ' 66; Honor Guard ' 66; Big Vic Guard ' 67. JO ANN NEVE PHYLLIS ANN NEWMAN KAY FRANCES NUNN Cheerleader ' 65- ' 67; Student Coun- cil ' 64- ' 67; FFA Sweetheart; Choir, 1st Place Ensemble ' 66, •67; DLG Sweetheart; AFS Hoot- enanny; Pep Squad ' 64 Cand for Homecoming Queen, All School Fav. ; Football Queen ' 66; Cand. for Soph., Jr. Fav.; Cand. for FFA, Key Club, DeMolay Sweet- heart ' 66; Press Club; Sting Tales; Lit. Guild; Tres. GERALDINE JANICE OCHOA Lulac Scholarship; Highest BA Average SH. RON LYNN O ' DANIEL BETTY JANE O ' DELL CARL N. ODOM DIANA MARGARET OLSON Commercial Club ' 66- 67; Techni- cal Vocational Scholarship 67; Shorthand Interscholastic League. CAROLYN OPERSTENY Honor Graduate ' 67; Yearbook Senior Section Editor; Press Club ' 66- ' 67 GILBERT ANTHONY ORTEZ Thespian ' 66- ' 67; ' Oklahoma ' 67; Carnival Hede Fine Arts ' 66; Acapella Choir ' 63- ' 67 ; Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 67; Choir Con- test ' 64- ' 67; All Region Try Outs ' 66; N.Y.P.S. Secretary Treasur- er ' 64; UIL Cast ' 67; Key Club ' 67; AFS Hootenanny ' 66; Choir Spring Festival ' 65- ' 67. ROSIF ORTIZ SUSAN LAEL OSTEEN Girls Recreation Association ' 63- ' 67; 1st and 2nd . wards ' 64; 3rd Award ' 65; 4th Award ' 66; Swim- ming Manager ' 64; Archery Man- ager ' 64; Volleyball Champ ' 67; R( [MMicr ' 65; Recorder ' 66; GRA H:i.i.|nel ' 65; GRA Picnic ' 66; Coinmircial Club ' 66- ' 67; Short- h. 111(1 Interscholastic League ' 67. 46 ' : Tttlmi ' ,ii-liip ' fi; .■lie lam. ■ - ' to «! , Trv Oiti •T Traa- ■; fo Oib PATRICIA MAXINE OTTINGER Vice-Pres. of Student Council ' 66- ' 67; Sec of Jr Class ' 65- ' 66; Jr. Rotarian ' 66; FTA ' 64- ' 66; Solo and Ensemble contest ' 65- ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 67; Stingarette ' 64- ' 67; Cand. for Sopli. Band Sweetheart ' 65- ' 66; Sec. of Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Sr. Play ' 67; Sting Tales ' 66- ' 67; Lead. Banq. ' 67; Drill Leader U of H ' 64- ' 66; Six Flags Contest ' 67; Awards Assembly ' 67. .lEANNE LEA OWENS Treas. of Senior Clas; .Assistant Drum Major: grapher for Stingarette Stingarette ' 64- ' 67; Cand Sweetheart; Thespian Thespian Play ' 64- ' 67 ; rapher for Thespian ' 67; Historian for Thes ' 67; Member of Senior Committee; Band Scho LIniversity of Houston. ' 66 ' 67 ; Choreo s ' 65. ' 67 . for Band ' 64- ' 67 Cliorcog Play ' 65 plans ' 66 Activities larship to SANDRA L. PACKARD Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Girl ' s Recreation As- sociation; Volleyball Champ ' 67 RENE LOUISE PALMER Americans Abroad Can. ' 66- ' 67; A.F.S. ' 66- ' 67; Le Cercle Fran- cais ' 66- ' 67; A Cappella Choir ' 66- ' 67; F.T.A. ' 64- ' 65; Symphonic Band ' 64- ' 66; Astrodome Opening ' 65; Los Angeles Tour ' 65; Tex- arkana Trip ' 66; Band Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 64- ' 66; Choir Solo and Ensemble Contest ' 66- ' 67; Scholastic Scholarship to Houston Baptist College ' 66- ' 67; Honor Grad. CONNIE RHEA PALMER D.E. Reporter ' 66- ' 67; J.A. Treas- urer ' 66- ' 67; J.A. First Runner- Up Sweetheart ' 65; F.F.A. Nom. Sweetheart ' 65- ' 67; McCall ' s Teen Fashion Board; J.A. ' 65- ' 67; FHA ' 67; Pep Squad ' 63- ' 65; Lead- ership Banquet. SUELLYN PARHAM D.E. Secretary ' 67; Thespians ' 63- ' 65; Thespian Play ' 64; Marine Biology Club Secretary ' 64; Lit- erary Guild ' 64; Pep Squad ' 63- ' 65; American Field Service ' 64. DONNIE W. PARR DENNIS LEE PATTERSON Sophomore Favorite; Junior Fa- vorite; Senior Favorite; All School Favorite ' 65- ' 66; Vice President — Letterman ' s T Club; F.H.A. Beau; Junior Varsity Baseball and Football ' 64- ' 65; Varsity Football ' 65- ' 67; Varsity Baseball ' 65- ' 66; Senior Activities Committee; Can- didate All School Favorite ' 66- ' 67; American Legion Scholarship for Outstanding Student. JERRY M. PATTERSON PATRICIA DIANE PATTERSON Junior Achievement ' 64 ' 65; Achiever Award ' 65; Future Nurs- es of America ' 64- ' 66; GRA Vol- leyball ' 66. I i ANA MARIA PEDRAZA Student Council ' ()5- ' 6fi; Proji ram Seller Chairman ' 66- ' 67; Volun- teens ' 67; Rotar ' Ann ' 67; Aca- ppella Choir ' 65- ' 67; Acappella Choir Sec-Treas. ' 66- ' 67; Career Club ' 67. GUSTAVO RUDY PEREZ MARGARET A. PERKINS MARVIN CHARLES PETERSON Joe Lile Award ' 67. SANDR. IC-W PHARR BONNIE JEAN PICKETT Literary Guild ' 65- ' 67; Senior Play Cast Member ' 67; Thespian Society ' 64- ' 65; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Stingaree Tales Reporter, First Semester ' 66- ' 67; Annual Staff, Second Semester ' 66- 67. C RLA IC Y PIERCE DAVID PILSNER Teen-Aiders ' 65- ' 66; Career Club ■j ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; GRA ' 64; Junior Achievement ' 65- ' 66; J Thespians ' 65- ' 66; Junior Play ' 65. BRENDA . NN POSEY 48 SIDNEY C. POSTON, JR. MARGARET GENE FREEST ADA JEAN PRESCOTT .1 OiEJLOiPKKIT : ' ' :-V; Sam ■ : Tlepiaa ■■■• Ciuh ' ■ ' - ' ■ : .liinsl CHERI PROPP Transfer from Pecos High ' 63- ' 65; Band ' 63 ' 65; ISL Spelling 65; National Honor Society ' 66; Amer- ican Field Service ' 66; Thespians ' 66- ' 67; Music Man ' 66; Oklaho- ma ' 67; Literary Guild ' 66- ' 67; Honor Graduate. ANDRIA LEIGH PUCKETT National Honor Society ' 66- ' 67; Thespian Treas. ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 66- ' 67; Lit. Guild Treas. ' 67; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 67; A.F.S. ' 66; Candy Striper ' 65- ' 66; Thespian Plays Cast ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Play Make-up ' 66; Sr. Play Cast ' 67; Sr. Play Publicity Chairman ' 67; Leader- ship Banquet ' 67; Honor Gradu- ate. THOMAS MICHAEL PROUTY Thespians ' 64- ' 67; Key Club ' 65- ' 67; President, Thespians ' 67; F.T.A. ' 67; D.LG. ' s ' 67; Junior Achievement ' 65- ' 67; Junior Play ' 66; Senior Play ' 67; Sting Of Week; Band VicePres. ' 67; De- molays ' 66- ' 67; Scribe ' 67; L.A. Trip ' 65; Science Club ' 66; Speech Award; Best Thespian Award; May Fete Duke ' 66- ' 67; Outstand- ing Key Clubber; Sandy Nininger Award; Kiwanis Scholarship for Outstanding Student. GEORGE THOMAS PYLE GEORGE ARTHUR RAY JUDY DARLENE RAY National Honor Society; Texas City Jaycee Scholastic A Award; Honor Graduate. LINDA JEANETTE RAY Stingaree Tales Cartoonist ' 66- ' 67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Red Cross ' 66- ' 67; Jr. Achievement ' 65- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; Junior Play ' 66; Thespians ' 64- ' 66; AFS ' 65- ' 66; FHA ' 65- ' 66; GRA ' 64- ' 66; Science Club ' 64- ' 65. DORIS PATRICIA RENFROE J.A. ' 64- ' 67; Cand. J.A. Sweet- heart ' 64- ' 65; J.A. Pres. ' 64- ' 67; Achiever Association Pres. ' 65- ' 66; Achiever Award ' 64- ' 66; Jr. Exec. Award ' 64- ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; 2nd Place Young President ' s Contest ' 65- ' 66. 49 TRUDIE JEANICE RICE SONYA L. RICHARDSON BENNY JOE RODRIGUEZ ELIZABETH ANN RODRIGUEZ Future Teachers of America ' 64- ' 65; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Lu- ke Scholarship ' 67. t M,i, MARTHA ANN ROGERS JANE ROSENBLATT Nat. Hon. Soc. ' 66- ' 67; Hon. Guard ' 66; May Fete Duchess ' 66; Jr. Rotary Ann; Literary Guild ' 66; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 66; Science Club; AFS; AFS Hootenanny ' 66; Thespians; Thespian Play ' 65- ' 66; Honorary Math Seminar; Stark High School Science Symposium; Honor Graduate ' 67. SUSAN MARIE ROSENBLAD National Honor Society ' 65- ' 66; Honor Guard ' 66; National Sci- ence Foundation summer Science Training Project at L.S.U. ' 66; Science Club ' 66- ' 67; Thespians ' 64- ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; GRA ' 64- ' 65; Jr. Rotary Ann ' 67; May Fete Duchess ' 67. Honor Graduate ' 67. HULON KIRK ROSS, JR. DeMolays; Junior Var,«ity Base- ball ' 65; Varsity Baseball ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 67; Junior Play ' 65; Thespian Play ' 65. mi IqiImI fisO if; Tit ROBERT REED ROSS Varsity Track ' 67; Junior Var- sity Basketball ' 64- ' 65; Junior Varsity Football ' 66; Junior Var- sity Track ' 65 ' 66. 50 NORMA RUELAS •DM ■+«; CRA - la K; Mif •f- : . Jar Cntae RONALD C. SALLES HARRY WAYNE SANDERS Section Leader Stingaree Sym- phonic Band (Alto Sax); All-Dis- trict 65-67; All-Region 65-67; All- Area 65-67; All-State Symphonic Band ' 67; U.LL. Solo and En- semble Contests; winner of 9 gold medals and 1 silver medal; Vice- President of German Club; Band Scholarship to University of Hous- ton. i h BEVERLY JOYCE SANSOM Band ' 64; Stingarette 1964-67; Commercial Club; Thespians; Senior Play; Y.W.T. Program Chairman. ROBERT CHARLES SCHLITZBERGER TERRY LEE SCHULTZ BARBAR. ' V LYNN SCRIBNER Honor Guard ' 66; Lit. Guild ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; F.T.A. ' 66-67; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Junior Editor of Annual ' 66- ' 67; Junior Play Usher ' 66 LS.L. Typing ' 65; LS.L. Shorthand ' 67; Honor Grad- uate. FRANCES KAREN SCRUGGS Yearbook Sports Editor ' 66-67; Press Club ' 66-67; Commercial Club ' 66-67; May Fete Usher ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64-66; Thespians ' 65- 66; Thespian Play ' 66; Junior Play ' 66; Volunteens ' 66; Candy Stripers ' 64- ' 66. MACHELLE M. SEIBEL Vice-Pres. Key Club; Honor Guard; Sr. Play; Thespian Play ' 66-67; All Region Choir ' 67; LS.L. Play ' 67; Stingaree of the Week ' 67; Am. Legion Oratorical Contest ' 66- ' 67; J.V. Basketball ' 65; Golf ' 66; DeMolays ' 65-67; Science Club; D.L.G. ' s ' 66-67; Thespians ' 66-67; Jr. Rotary Ann; Lead. Banquet ' 66-67 Most valu- able member Choral Club; Wel- come Address ' 67; Honor Grad. SUZANNE FAYE SEXTON CURTIS D. SHARP GERALD KEITH SHARP GLENN EDWARD SHEmELD PAMELA ANN SHELTON Pep Squad; Distributive Educa- tion; GRA. WILLIAM ALBERT SHERR Thes. ' 64- ' 67; Vice-Pres. Thes. ' 67; Key Club •64- ' 67; DeMolays Past Scribe; Sr. Activities Committee; Jr. Rotarian ' 67; Sting, of the Week ' 67; Jr. Play ' 66; Sr. Play ' 67; Youth Gov. Day Superin- tendent of Schools ' 64; Fire Chief ' 66; Track Varsity Letterman ' 64; Football Letterman ' 64; Lead. Banq.; Acapella Choir. JOHN DANE SHOCKEY IVEY ALLEN SIMMONS JR. DeMolays ' 64- ' 67, Treasurer ' 65- ' 66. MORRIS NEAL SIMMONS WINIFRED ANNE SIMMONS h%, !i;Dy JACQUELINE ANN SIMON Wanda Irwin Secretarial Career Scholarship ' 67. ARTHUR McPHERSON SIMS Varsity Football Letterman ' 65- ' 67; Jr. Var. Football Letterman •64- ' 65; Key Club ' 64 ' 6,5; Jr. Olympics ' 64- ' 65; Letterman Club ' 66- ' 67; Thes. Play, Oklahoma ' 67; CYO Community Public Ser- vice Chairman; Var. Track ' 64- ' 65; Jr. Achievement Co. Prcs. ' 66- ' 67. 52 :■ , •, ) 4 fiUBSHMOiVSJR. MICHAEL SIMS ANNA LOUISE SLADE Treas. of Volunteens ' 66 ' 67; Vice Pres. of Future Nurses ' 66; Re- porter for Stingaree Tales ' 67; Certificate of Scholastic Achieve- ment ' 65; Third place medal in Interscholastic Spelling Contest ' 65; Honor Graduate ' 67; Rotary Vocational Scholarship ' 67. GARY ALAN SMITH Junior Varsity Basketball ' 65; Varsity Football ' 65- ' 67; Member of Lettemian ' s T Association. HERMAN WAYNE SMITH Stu. Coun. ' 64- ' 67, Treas. ' 65- ' 66; DLG ' s •65- ' 67, Pres. ' 66- ' 67; Var. Basketball ' 66- ' 67; JV Football ' 64- ' 65; JV Basketball ' 64- ' 66;_JV Baseball ' 64- ' 65; Honor Guard ' 66; ISL Persuasive Speaking ' 65; ISL Ready Writing, Sec. Place ' 66; Nominated to Air Force Academy by Congressman Jack Brooks; Hon. Grad. ' 67. LARRY WAYNE SMITH NANCY DIANE SMITH • vMi u RICHARD C. SMITH Thespians ' 65- ' 67; Stage Manager for Bells Are Ringing ' 65, Music Man ' 66, Oklahoma ' 67; Key Club •67; DLG ' s ' 65- ' 67; S.G.T. at Arms of Thespians ' 65- ' 66. RONALD JAMES SMITH Jr. Var. Basketball ' 65- ' 66; Jr. Var. Football ' 65- ' 66; Jr. Var. Baseball ' 65- ' 66; Var. Football ' 66- ' 67; All District Hon. Mention ' 66- ' 67; Var. Basketball ' 66 ' 67; Var. Baseball ' 66- ' 67; Football Academic Award ' 66- ' 67; Hon. Guard ' 65- ' 66; Demolays ' 64 ' 67; All-round in all sports award; Evening Optimist Scholarship ' 67. CLIFTON RAY SNODGRASS CATHRYN LOUISE SPARKS Honor Soc. ' 65- ' 67; Band ' 64- ' 67; Stingarette ' 65- ' 67; Lit Guild ' 66- ' 67; Cand. Band Sweetheart ' 67; Calif, tour, U of H drill leader, Solo Ens. Con ' 64- ' 67; Thes. Play ' 65; Honor Graduate ' 67. RONALD CRAIG SPEER Tri-Captain of Football Team ' 66- 67; Most Valuable Player ' 66; Three year Varsity Letterman in Football; Honorable Mention for All-District ' 66; Letterman ' s T Association. ROBERT DALE SPENCER MARGARET ANN SPINN Future Teachers ' 65-67; Vice Pres- ident ' 67; Literary Guild ' 67; Leadership Banquet ' 67; Honor Graduate ' 67. PATRICK LYNN SPOOR i n { . n w)r DANNY RAY STEM NANCY LOU STEPHENS WILMA JOYCE STERUNG Girls Glee Qub ' 65- ' 66; First place in Solo Contest ' 65- ' 66; Fu- ture Homemakers of America ' 65- ' 66; Girls ' Glee Club ' 66- ' 67. LINDA LEE STEWART Thespians ' 65- ' 67; Thespian play ' 66; French Qub ' 66- ' 67. SHARON KAY STEWART Senior Play ' 66- ' 67; GRA Volley- baU ' 66- ' 67. 54 JAMES HARVEY STILES l JTIPHD ' S JACK PERSHING STRANGE Opt. Outstanding Boy; Nat. Hon. Soc. ' 66- ' 67; Var. Football ' 64- •66; Hon. Mention All-District ' 65- ' 66; Football Scholastic Award ' 65; Var. Basketball ' 65- ' fi6; Jr. Var. Basketball ' 64- ' 65; Honor Guard ' 66; Farewell Address ' 67; Amoco Scholarship for Outstand- ing Student; Honor Graduate. GLENN E. STUBBLEFIELD ' -s}ii pli! JAMES HUBERT SWEATT MICHAEL L. TALLEY DeMolays ' 65- ' 67. NANCY HELEN TEMPLE GRA ' s ' 64- ' 67, Parliamentarian ' 66- ' 67; All Star Basketball Team ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 65- ' 67; Ger- man Club ' 65- ' 67; Tennis Team ' 64- ' 65. REBECA ONITA TEMPLE All- School Sweetheart ' 67; Nom. Homecoming Queen ' 67; Nom. All- School Fav. ' 67; Nom. Sr. and Soph. Fav; Finalist FFA Sweet- heart ' 65- ' 67; Opt. Queen Runner- ip ' 65; Nom. DeMolay Sweet- heart ' 66; Nom. Opt. Queen ' 67; Jr. Rotarian; May Fete Duchess ' 65- ' 66; May Fete Lady-in-Wait- ing ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 66- ' 67; Hon. Guard; AFS ' 66- ' 67; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 66; Jr. Play; Sting, of Week. Youth in Gov. ' 66; Hon. Grad. •67. CAROLYN JANE THOMAS EMRY LEE THOMAS GLENN MICHAEL THOMPSON Key Club ' 64- ' 66; Thespian Play ' 64- ' 66; Junior Play ' 65- ' 66; Band ' 64- ' 66; Los Angeles Trip ' 65; Texarkana Trip ' 66. JERRY D. THOMPSON Tri-captain, all district football; Varsity ' 65- ' 67; Jr. Varsity ' 64- ' 65; A Cappella Choir ' 66- ' 67; Thes- pian Play ' 65- ' 66; Scholarship to Tyler Jr. College. SHARON ANN THOMPSON Nat. Hon. Soc. ' 66- ' 67; Lit. Guild ' 65- ' 67; Recording Sec. ' 66- ' 67; Thes. Play ' 65, ' 67; Tlies. ' 66- ' 67; Science Club ' 64- ' 67; Rep. ' 66- ' 67; Math Seminar ' 65- ' 67; AFS ' 64- ' 65; Press Club ' 66- ' 67; Fall Exchange lid. Sting. Tales ' 66; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; Leadership Banq. ' 67; Honor Grad. ' 67; Rotary Scholar- ship for Outstanding Student. MARTHA DEBORAH THORNTON Transferred from Hurricane High School, Hurricane, West Virginia: Boy ' s Chorus Sweetheart ' 64- ' 65; Chorus ' 64- ' 65; Miss Hi-Y ' 65- ' 66; Y-Teens ' 64- ' 66; FHA ' 66. ITHAL TODESCO HERMAN THOMAS TOUPS Key Club ' 64- ' 67; Recording Sec- retary ' 66- ' 67; Chairman Leader- ship Banquet ' 66 ' 67; Honor Guard ' 66; Junior Rotarian. 8; 1b Oucil, SHERRY JUNE TRAMMELL Stingarette ' 66- ' 67; Band ' 63- ' 67; California Band Trip ' 64- ' 65; Solo Ensemble Contest ' 63- ' 66. MARY ANN TREE Girl ' s Recreation Association ' 64- ' 65; Thespians ' 65- ' 66; Future Teachers of America ' 66; Amer- ican Field Service ' 65; Honor Guard ' 66; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 66; May Fete ' 67. 1 MEREDITH ANN TREECE JAMES KEITH TRIPLETT Honor Guard ' 65- ' 66; Varsity Let- terman ' s T Association ' 66- ' 67; Varsity Football manager ' 65- ' 66; Varsity Baseball ' 65- ' 67, DeMolays ' 63- ' 67. BARB. RA ANNE TURNER 66 MARGIE MARIE VANSA MARK HENDRIX VARLEY Varsity Baseball ' 67; Jr. Varsity Baseball ' 66; Jr. Varsity football ' 65; Junior Rotarian ' 67; Student Council, Junior Class ' 65- ' 66; Vice President Texas City Teen- age Club. GLORIA VILLARREAL Future Nurses o{ America ' 64- ' 66; Commercial Qub ' 66- ' 67; GRA ' s ' 64- ' 65. l : .Uodatioii ' H- ' jSuJi B-M; Fsliie ' joa %; km- - ' ' li: Honor 3i W; DIANE MARIE VOORHEES Stingarette ' 64- ' 67; Teen Club Board Member ' 64- ' 65, Treas. ' 65- ' 66, Sec. ' 66- ' 67; May Fete ' 66; Commercial Club ' 66- ' 67; Rain- bows; YWT ' 66- ' 67; LA Trip ' 65; Drill Leader, U of H ' 64- ' 66; Dome Stadium ' 64- ' 66; Sr. Play Usher ' 67; Thespian Orchestra ' 66- ' 67; Ensemble Cont. ' 64- ' 67; FTA ' 64- ' 65; Salute to Youth Pro- gram ' 66. JAMES RICHARD WATSON KENNETH J. WEAVER LEW EDWIN WEBER All-School Favorite ' 66- ' 67; CYO President ' 66- ' 67; Key Club ' 64- ' 66; JV Football ' 64- ' 66; Mgr. Football ' 66- ' 67; Letterman ' s Club ' 66- ' 67; Senior Play; Thespian Play ' 66- ' 67. in VsratT y- HOWARD W. WEIR BARBARA JOY WELCH Treasurer of Future Nurses of America ' 65- ' 66; Reporter for Stingaree Tales ' 67; Volunteens ' 66- ' 67; Literary Guild ' 65- ' 66; Press Club ' 66- ' 67. } LARRY C WESLEY BILLY MICHAEL WHEATLEY Track ' 64- ' 67. 1 CHERYL CHRISTINA WHITE MARK G. WHITE Honor Society ' 66- ' 67; President ' 66- ' 67; Science Club, Second Vice President; Golf Team ' 64- ' 66; Texas Chemical Society (chem. high grade) Award ' 67; Honor Graduate ' 67. TONI SHERRI WHITELEY WILLIAM DICK WILES Kiwanis Award; Junior Qiamber of Commerce Award; President of Key Club ' 66- ' 67. ILtfSl EVA ESTELL WILEY ALLEN DON WILKENFELD Football Scholarship to Kilgore Jr. College. CAROL ANN WILLIAMS EDNA PE. ' VRL WILLIAMS Band ' 64- ' 67; Stingarette ' 65- ' 67; Calif. Tour ' 65; Solo and En- semble Cont. ' 64- ' 67; Six Flags Cont. ' 67; Astrodome Opening ' 65; Concert Cont. ' 64 ' 67; Tex- arkana Convention ' 66; Drill Leader — Oiler Game ' 66; Drill Leader — LI. of H. Games ' 65- ' 67; Corpus Christ i Cont. ' 67. JANET LEIGH WILLIAMS Girls ' Glee Club ' 66- ' 67. 58 LINDA NELL WILLIAMS NORRIS LEE WILLIAMS SHERRY L. WILLL- MS CAROLYN KAY WILLIS Cheerleader ' 65- ' 67; Key Club Sweetheart ' 67; Nat. Hon. Society ' 65- ' 67; FFA Runner-up Sweet- heart ' 67; DeMolay Sweetheart ' 67; Cand. Homecoming Queen ' 67; Cand. All-School Fav. ' 67; Cand. Football Sweetheart ' 67; Asso. Sports Ed. of Yearbook ' 67; Jr. Rotary Ann ' 67; Stu. Coun. ' 64- ' 66; Hon. Guard ' 66; DeMolay May Fete Duchess ' 67; Lead. Banq. ' 65- ' 67; Sr. Play ' 67; Hon. Grad. ' 67. VICKI LEE WILLIAMS Thespians ' 65- ' 67; Thespian Play ' 66- ' 67; Candidate for Noon Op- timist Queen ' 67; Pep Squad ' 64- ' 66; Commercial Club ' 67; Press Club ' 67; Stingaree Tales Staff ' 67; Senior Play ' 67. CHERYL LYNN WIMBERLY Noon O ptimist Queen ' 67; Run- ner-up Evening Opt. Queen ' 66; Pep Squad ' 65- ' 66; Jr. Rot. Ann ' 67; Thespians ' 65- ' 66; Thespian Plays ' 65- ' 66, Choreographer ' 66; Jr. Play Cast; Lead. Banq. ' 65- ' 66; May Fete Duchess ' 65; GRA ' s ' 65; AFS ' 65- ' 66; Press Club ' 67; Jr. Achievement ' 65, Vice Pres. Mainland Assoc; JA Sweetheart Nominee ' 65. GLORIA JEAN WOODKINS GRA ' s ' 65; Junior Olympics, First Place Award in 4:40 Relay; President of the Intermediate Ush- erboard; Outstanding Library Worker ' 67. SHERRY DALE WOOLSEY Pep Squad ' 65- ' 66; May Fete Duchess ' 65; Candidate for FFA Sweetheart ' 67; Junior Achieve- ment ' 65; American Field Service ' 66; Girls Glee Club ' 67; Thespian Play ' 66; Senior Play ' 67. DOUGLAS LYLE WYATT Best Ail-Around Athlete ' 66; All- District Honorable Mention; Let- terman in Football and Track ' 64- ' 67; Regional Qualifying Team; DeMolays; Letterman ' s Club; Scholarship to A I. h PAUL BUFORD YATES Matli Seminar ' 66- ' 67; Science CIuIj ' 66 ' 67; Golf Team ' 65- ' 67; Basketball Statistician ' 6()- ' 67; Key Club ' 65- ' 66; Public Health Es- say Winner ' 67; Honor Guard for ' 66 Graduation; Honor Graduate ' 67. .) Tj . Moments Before The j_... kd 60 M t ' i ' Dfflflit Ik v -s Baccalaureate Service of 1967 w 4 61 Practicing For Commencement Friday Morning, May 26, 1967 j g; 6a 6iittS i i gsa i iifeBgSiM K ifrR-w: instil 62 I JNITEO Cynthia Abel Kathy Adams Richard Albaugh Gloria Aldape Mike AUemand V Mr. Landers. Mr. Davis, and Student Council President. Mike Casey, present the Student Handbook to the school. James Anders Katie Anderson Sally Anderson Kathy Andrews Gerri Anzaldua Ellen Applegath Marian Armstrong Calvin Arnold Vance Axriola Jerry Atwood Alejandra Avalos Lupe Ayala Karen Bagby Carolyn Baker Dan Baker 65 Gar ' Banks Jean Banks Wanda Barlow Janie Barnard Grady Barron Wayne Bazemore Linda Belk Jessie Bell Iris Bergeron Beverly Bessent Carolyn Bice Mike Bigler Daphna Blaok Victoria Blackburn Su an Blakely Larry Blanton Kelly Blass John Bonneau Jack Bomsheuer Trellen Bozeman I Karen Cocliran and Carol Ellis received letters of ( cimincndalinn from tin ' National Merit Scliolarsliip Koiinda- tion. 66 Is that a big game hunter or the Music Man? Ruth Bradford Tim Bradley- Sharon Brannon Chris Briggs Alan Bristow Mike Broach Gerald Brown Linda Brown Pat Brown Beverly Bruce Charles Bruce Shirley Bruggman Betly Bryant Sandra Bryant Noel Burton Martha Byrd John Calhoun Kerry Camfield Robin Campbell Craig Canon 67 Jeauquitte Garden Grace Carrell David Casalini Pat Gasper Stephen Gates Bonnie Gaudle Sandra Gaudle Alvah Ghambers Gisela Ghambers Aleda Ghandler There are normal Stingarettes, and then there are those who think they are good guys because they wear white hats. Harry Ghapin Leah Ghauvin Wallace Ghristie David Glark Debbie Glark Shannon Clark Richard GlaywcU Sharon Glcpper John Gliver Kenneth 0)bl) fk fix 68 o Phyllis Coffey Donald Cogburn Terry Coker Jewell Colston Charles Cook John Corcoran Frank Corley Eddie Cornish This is Journalism! ! ? Wayne Cornish Phillip Gotham Jenny Courtright Ronald Cowan Lou Ann Cox Steven Cox Janet Craig Lynda Craig Wain Craig Greg Crenshaw 69 Jackie Criddle Christian Cunningham Lesley Curry Devora Dalbert Selaine Dalbert Mike Darby Leon Davis Linda Davis Nita Davis Steven Davis Beverly Davison Jerry Day Pat Day Bruce Dean Dianna Deggs Ralph Delanoix Larry Delao Junior DeLeon Conversation between the Slingaree Tales Editors: Tyra: Will you please slop typing, Janine. You ' re brcakiii!; my finger. ' 70 Ronald Dennis Marilyn Denny Linda Depasqual James R. Dick Steven Dickey Linda Dickson Ronald Dillon Larry Disbrow Ann Dlabay David Donaldson s Mark, did you forget your suit pants for the Homecoming Dance? John Donoho Bennie Dorfman Rickey Dorriety Richie Dotson Dopey Doucet Mike Drake Diane DuBose Tommy Dunn Dorthy Durdin Louis Durdin John Duree Model! Exlmond Pal Edmundson Gloria Edwards Joan Ellis Clifford Epperson Cynthia Erwin Eva Esoamilla Bob Fairey M t1 Faulk George Felkner Bill Ferguson Donna Ferguson Martha Fiegel J. B. Fitch Susanne Foreman Clyde Foster Donna Fox At the homecoming l)ontire the prospective graduates of 1%7 piil gear for the rough road ahead. 72 r Babs Friloux Isabel Fuenles Tommy Garb Ethel Garrett Greg Garrett Mike: When I look into your eyes Paul Garza Richard Garza Richard Garza Janet Gates Karen Gerky Gaynell Giddings Lloyd Gilliam Latricia Glass Linda Glass Sally Glazener Peggy Godard Mary Ann Godfrey James Godwin Charles Goldenschue Ann Gomez 73 Jimmy Goodroe David Gorcyca John Gorman Larry Goudeau Daniel Gracia Mickey Granger Margie Gregory Anne Gremillion Bobby Griffin Ken Gritta Carol Grove Stephen Hager Cynthia Hair James Hale Alan Hall Linda Hammock Carol Sue Hardy Greg Hardy Sandra Harris Mike Harrison I T.C.H.S. teachers observe ihi- Iriday morning pep rallies as enthusiasm fills the hearts of all? 74 Oh, no! We mispelled it! iJ I Robert Harrison Sheila Harrison Linda Hart Patsy Hart Rita Henderson Penny Hernandez Elaine Herod L. J. Hertenberger Sherry Herzog Melody Hewitt Buddy Hinojosa Pam Hobbs Glenda Hocutt Charlene Holcomb Kay Holley Dan Honeycutt Stephen Homer Paul Horton Phyllis Houston Vicki Howell 75 Janie Huff Jerry Hunter Linda Hustedde Connie Hutto Jimmy Hutto Sammy Hyde Tommy James Steve Jaworski Anita Jay Teresa Jennings PiH , ' i?, f-l No one can understand why, when the F.F.A. members gave a party honoring their sweetheart candidates, milk wasn ' t served. Ruben Johanson Charlene Johnson Cliff Johnson Mike Johnson Sharon Johnson Deveta Johnstcjn Jerry Jolly Bobby Jones l)cl)by Jones Leon Jones 76 imMik Pat Jones Cindy Jordan Betty Kearney Brenda Kelly Martin Kelly Reggie Kelley Bill Kenny Laban Kimble The Old Lamplighter strikes again . . . Clifton King Katherine Knapp Liz Knapp Jana Kocourek Jane Kornegay Roger Krumholt Ronnie Lowrey Richard Ludlam Delois Luhning Deven Luhning 77 A.-m ' ikilT Cleo Lynch Leo Lynch Ludie Lynch Shirley McAdams Ruth McDonald Jimmy Mcllvain Phillip McLain Paulette McLemore Arthur McNeel Max McNees Milton McQuage Laura McQuaig Paul Mabry Danny Malone Eddie Marshall Frank Marshall Becky Martin Karen Martin ' ' 1i J . ' ■J 1 ' -v .. t |: yS ' W •■-:■: ii v V if No, Tyra, you can ' t be the angel on lop. 78 Ruth Martin Maurice Mascorro Sandra May Gilbert Mayfield Yolanda Medina Janice Meidam Shirley Meyers Mark Meza Curtis Miles Michael Miles Literary Guild seems to be confused at their initiation — Since when are the Indians the good guys? Bubba Miller Mark Miller Warren Miller Carolyn Milton Dianne J. Milton Glenda Minton Dewey Mitchell Lynette Mitchell Diane Mobley Linda Mobley 79 Paul M..l.lfy Bill MiH-ller Angle Molls Judy Mooncy Danna Moore Ginger Morgan Susan Morris Cathy Morton Leslie Mueller Laura Mulllns ■ ( MW ftil 5 iC So you ' re In the football parade, you ' re riding in a Riviera, and now you want to be in a picture, Mr. Johnston. J. W. Murphy Bobby Myers Carolyn Myers Rose Nebout Kathy Nichols Lupe Nieto Gary Nolen Dwaine Nolle Mr. Slaggs, lean further back so Mr. Laine can get in the picture. 80 A. A: nl a ifA iM itf.4 1 m Henry Norris Nathan Norris Danny O ' Daniel Bryan Ohmert Erin O ' ReiUy Pep Squad contains a group of promising junior girls. Gloria Orozco Shan O ' steen Maxine Overbeck Gloria Owens Shirley Ozarchuk Laura Padilla Hannah Page Linda Painter Kim Pan Cheryl Parkinson Becky Pate Susan Pate Jack Patterson Jerry Pearson Lee Penna 81 Esther Perez Oreg Perr man Cindy Peters Mar) ' Polanco Shelley Pollom Kay Price Ricky Prince Janet Purkaple Wysonda Pye Joan Quebe Larry Rackard Dnnald Ramber Rachel Ramos Santos Ramos Dianna Ramsey Sheila Randle John Rasor Gilbert Reyes Terri Rice Jimmy Risinger anyone really know what to dot 82 Cowboys and Indians was ihe theme of this year ' s Literary Guild Initiation. I ' 1 Edwin Roberts Kenny Roberts Larry Roberts Barbara Robertson Betty Robertson Darrel Robinson Sandy Rogstad Barbara Rosenberg Lawrence Rosenblad Billy Ross Larry Rousseau Phyllis Russell Leslie Salles Steve Samford Linda Sansom Mike Sartor Judy Sauer Richard Saunders Vickie Saunders Nannette Schlesinger 83 Sherry Scoggins Mark Seelbach Marianne Sefcik Richard Segura Dianne Shannon Jerry Sharp Alan Shelburne George Shepard Charles Sheridan Dorothy Shields £: From the ashes of disgrace he rose ... a fiery phoenix. Keats George Shields Sharon Shipman Nancy Shockey Ruby Sholmire Eugene Silvcrtooth Billy Simmons Rocky Simon Gerald Skillman Bruce Smith Darrcll Smith 84 Debbie Smith Frann Smith Ernie Solis Bobby Speer Janice Spell Jinimy Spence Sharon Stanley Pat Stanton As the leaders of the Stingaree band climb the ladder of success, Jeanne wonders, What will we do if the ladder breaks? Mike Stark Gerald Stidham Joan Steinback Susan Stokes Duwayne Stork Beverly Strickland Brenda Sudduth Monte Sula Wanda Sullivan Barbara Summers 85 Allan Sutton David Swenson Billy Taylor Gwendolyn Thomas Rob Thomas Bonnie Thompson Suzanne Thornton David Tilley Don Townsend Ida Tumage Karen Underwood Marty Ursin Arthur Valdez Ricky Vanderslice Stanley Van Horn Vernell Van Ness Sarah Velasco Pam Vickery The home economics teachers display Christmas decorations while visions of sugar plums dance through Miss Moore ' s head. 86 f ' i ) ff , 011 Earl Vicknair Cliff Waddell Sam Waddell Rpvcrly Waggoner Larry Waggoner Sallie Waldrop Jane Walker Keith Walker Mike Walker Paillette Wallis At the Key Club Leadership Banquet, there seems to be a question as to which end ot the table the speaker is sitting. Alana Warren Gary Warren Lana Warren Billy Wattengel Donna Watts Larry Wedhom Bonnie Weis Mike Welch Pam Welch David White 87 Dianna White Roger Whitener Nancy Whittington Joyce Wiecliens John Wilcox David Williams Donald Williams Linda Williams Vicki Williams Mike Willis ! ( April Willoughby Rodney Wilson Shirley Winston Lonnie Wisdom Charles Woodkins Brenda Woods Roy Wooley Richard ' Worthy Don ' t wait Iihi long for I. ' il Ahncr, Mjnmiy ' oknin. 88 Mclinda Yerger Shirlry Zenlhocfer Beverly Zikes .Tiirtkv Ronnie, against four girls, no one is betting much on Gary helping in your escape. m ' Well, here ' s the result of the Sadie Hawkin ' s Dance: Marryin ' Sam! 89 JIMMY JONES President dag Linnie Aaron Johnny Abraham Angel Acosta Alan Adams Tcrrv Adams The Thespian Play, Oklahoma, won ' t shock the audience as much as these three Puritans. Barbara Jean Alexander Gary Alexander Judy Alexander Kay Alexander Tim Alexander Dean Allen Roger Allen Genevieve Amato Georgia . nderson Lorraine Anderson X ' allrr Anderson Karen Angi ' ll Irina .Anzaldua Susiin Archer Tommy Armstrong I ' 92 Jackie Atwoori Pete Auger Zeffrey Avie Tommy Baker Doris Barrett Dehra Barton Donna Bean Harvey Bean Hope Bean Mike Bell Thomas Bennett James Benson Mike Berg Suzi Bersuder Harlen Bessire Elaine Bethscheider Jeannine Bezotte Sharon Bigler Wanda Bitner Mike Black At the Sweetheart Dance, some people would just rather si t than dance under the circumstances. 93 Don ' t let the women beat you to the brownies, Mr. Pope. Clifford Blanton Linda Blanton Gar ' Blythe Linda Bogan Alana Bohanan Manin Booker Leon Biione Donald Booth John Biirnsheuer Marilyn Boswell Belinda Bourgeois Bobby Bowman Barbara Braden John Bradford Larry Bradford Scott Bradley Janis Brasher Elva Breazeale Clark Brincy TlR■re a l rooks 94 David Brown Donna Brown Paul Brown David Bucklew Gloria Burch Mark Butz Trina Calhoun Anne Campbell Larry Garden Evelyn Carlisle 4 ' What an intelligent-looking group of saxophone players. Bob Carpenter Mary Carrell Fay Carroll Mary Carroll James Garter Vicki Garter Gharmaine Castanie Lynn Castanie John Catrett Frances Caudle 95 Gary Cayce Phillip Cayton Ginger Chain Lester Chambers Jim Chapin Roberta Chapin Bruce Chism Dianne Chuoke Becky: May I have some Tequilla, Lew; Vincent Cich Don Clark Kitty Qark Patricia Clark Cathy Clements Sylvia Cobb Mar)- Coker Oma Coker Willie Cole Norruan Colley ki 96 iUf Hrian Collins Jan Collins Joe Collins Ajurella Combs Sammy Joe Conley Debra Conrad Linda Cook Charles Corley Milton Corley Eddie Cornelius Dale Coulthard Debbie Courtney Robert Cousins Sue Covington Walter Crayton Marie Crisp Clifton Crouch Terry Crumley Shannon: Smile, that ' s Daddy taking our picture. ' 97 A % Richard Curl John Daigle Jeff Darde Ronnie Darden Delores DavUa Charlie Davis Loretta Davis Tommy Davis Danny Day Danny Day That one in the front is missing the most. David Decker Melinda Dei-ou Florence DeLao Donald Denny Kathy DeZengotita Billy Dixon Marilyn Dixon Janice Dodd James Dudley Judy Duke 98 Derrell Duncan Linda Dunn Anna DuPree Jimmie Eastcrling Karen Eaton George Eden Carnle Edwards Pedro Elizondo Mike Ellis Stephen Ellis 21 There ' s not a building left standing in La Marque. Joseph Esclavon Charlie Evans Tanya Evans Becky Fernandez Cathy Fernandez Mary Ann Guyla Filer Fesperman Carolyn Fillmore 99 Eva Fillmore Carolyn Fisher Doyle Fletcher David Flores Dwayne Forque -I Smile, you ' re on Candid Camera . . . Mike Franklin Dennis Frcude Ann Fundling Pam Garoia Yolanda Garcia Jimmy Gamer Ciirol Garwood Abel Garza Angelica Garza Olga Garza Stella Garza Charlene Ga ca Mike Gibson Rocky Giddings Rav Gilbert 100 Boyd Gill Michael Gillispie Barbara Gilition Richa Gilreath Dcbrah Glazcner Beverly Godfrey Bobby Gollberg Julian Gomez Richard Gomez Raymond Gonzalez David Goodroe John Goodson Gerry Lynn Grassmuck Jackie Green Margie Green Sallie Greene Janice Griffin Ronnie Griffin Wanda Grimes Sophia Guardiola TMCua Mrs. Temple, Becky was the school sweetheart — return the flowers. 101 Do they mean College Night at the fraternity parties? Micky Guedry John Hackbarth Mike Haden Lawrence Hagan David Hall Mary Nell Hamby Cathie Hamilton Roger Hammock Joy Hanes Donna Hardman Howard Hardy Becky Harmon Beverly Harvey Glenn Hayward Louis Head Bruce Henkhaus Ruth Herod Ben Hcrrcra Nancy Herrington Ray Hertenbcrger 102 Lana Hickman Terry Higgins Roy Hoffman Mike Holbrook Tim Holt Kim Holtheusen Bobbie Hood Bobby Hook Linda Hooper Florence Hooter mgmm r]s u,-. ' fWi ■ Sin |l«l i, R|yyil5 m. 4 Ag students initiate their new barn with a housewarming in the cow lot. Pam Hoover Eric Houston Diane Howard Leigh Howerton Billy Howeth Marie Huffman Nancy Hunt Becky Hunter Kenneth Hunter Kenneth Hunter 103 Randy Hunter Jeff Hutchins Jacky Hutchison John Hutchison Mike Hymel Sandra Ivy Hope Jaramillo Cherrie Jefferson Now really Mike, you didn ' t have to give nie flowers. ' alkcr Jennings Diana Johns Berrv ' Johnson Beverly Johnson Doug Johnson Lynn Johnson Sherry Johnson Glonna Johnston Dorelha Jolly Danny Jones 104 J Jaclyn Kelly Susan Kennedy Glenda Kenter Charlotte King John Wayne King Pat Kirby Thomas Knapp Samuel Koebcke GwendnI)T) Jones Jimmy Jones Lloyd Jones James Jonte Kathy Joyner Sandra Kalkamey Jo Ann Kately Rodd Keech Ruby Keener Debbie Kelly ■ ?k Can ' t you get your mum pinned on, Elaine? 105 Robert Kohn Barbara Krell Lynn Krumholt Ross Kyle Jimmy LaCombe Judy Lacy Joel LaFleur Barbara Lamance Peggy Land Bruce Landry fills Miss Norris, what is in the punch at the Future Teacher ' s Tea? Michael Lanier Jack I rdie Susan Larson Peggy L;iymance Harr Leach Raymond Legate Neidra Levin Teres a Liberato Louise Liggett Karen Lionti 106 James Livingston Ruth Livingston Sharon Loewe Joe Lohec Martha Lohmeyer Cindy Long Anita Lopez Rose Ann Lorber Steven Lovett Mike Lowe i.r-ifr ' lfV- ' Jackie, viould you rather have a stuffed Stingaree or Miiurice? Neva Lucas Lee Luna Raul Luna Harry McAninch Shirley Ronnie McBride McAninch Mark McCall Janice McCaghren 107 Michael McClain Kathv MrClellen Rusty MrClellen Jo An McCool Karen McDonald Hint for the A Capella Qioir: Sing into the microphone. Mason McDonald Mike McDonald Mart;ic MiEnlvre Tan, M, (-.ill Brenda McGlocklin Pat McGrory Debra McKee Bobl)y McKey Sally McKnight Debbie McMahan Pal McMahan Carolyn McNecse Kenny McQuaig Mary Ellen MacKcen James Macy 108 n Frank Magaiia Rose Maly Linda Manis Willie Manning Robert Martin Ronnie Martin Connie Martinez Bea Maruri Ernest Mathews Steve Matthews Jim Maxwell Adren May Linda Medina Reynoldo Melendez Johnny Menefee Tom Michell Michael Lee Miers Chilton Miles Jo Ann Miller Nikid Miller Mary Ann, who is that octopus you ' re with? 109 jy  . After much rehearsal, the truly organized half-time performance. i Frances Milligan Ignacio Miranda Melissa Mohley Erlinda Molis Melba Moore Sandra Moore Diane Moreno Lynne Morneau Eva Morse Debbie Mosher Susan Mosher Debra Moulder Richard Mullikin Jirrv Muiisch Dianne Murphy Arthur Myers Doug Myers Cheryl Nebout Jimmy Ncu Barbara Nrwcoi Dana Newman Jerry Newman John Nichols John Nicholson Cynthia Nisbet James Norriss Glenda Nutley Wayne Ochoa Bart Oddo Pat Oden Is this Iwo Jima or T.C.H.S.? Jimmy Odora Sue Oliphant Paula Oliver Owen Olson Patty O ' Neal Richard Ortiz Cindy Osteen Kay Overbeck Betty Owens Billy Owens III Tommy Owens Barbara Ozon Judy Padgett Jimmy Patterson Louis Payne Robert Peacock Mike Pearson Doris Pelton Are they selling milkglass contacs now? Albert Pepin Delores Perales Enedina Perez Ronnie Peroni Judy Peterman David Pcveto Charles Phares Sliirl n Pope Richard Posey Margie Prcscott 112 ll • ?f.fa T 4 « l di Brenda Ray Joe Ray Kenneth Reinsch Rebekah Reinsch Sam Reynolds Robert Rice Evelyn Richard Linda Riffe Jud Price Debbie Proffitt Gene Raines Randle Ramirez Richard Ramirez Becky Ramos Carlos Ramos Freddy Ramos Nancy Ramsey Susan Raska Stepping out at the Sweetheart Dance 113 Patsy Rivas Rowena Roberts Kathleen Roeder Danny Rogers Lee Rogers Walter Rowe Leslie Ruben Carlos Ruelas Linda Saltz Delia Sanchez At the Leadership Banquet, the leaders of the school don ' t seem to know where the speaker is. Lee Sanders Jim Sansbury Mary Saucier Paul Saunders Mark Schaper Kenneth Scott Lonnie Scott Walter Scott Mike See Mike Segclquist I I 114 Louis Selheim Evangeline Serda James Sexton David Sharp Sara Sheffield Frank Shirley Nathan Simar Donald Simmons Leonard Simmons Walton Simmons AikA ft Q (?Sf 5 Yes, these are our competent librarians. Debby Simons Debbie Sims Edna Small Debbie Smith Douglas Smith Johnny Smith Marsha Smith Montie Smith 115 Pat Smith Carolyne Snarr Alan Sonntag Drucilla Sparks Butch Spencer o ' V r- ' !- j yI Pat was the only kid to remember her balldon for the Press Club party at Herman Park. Tim Spencer Nancy Stacy John Staggs Mike Slandley Marilyn Stanton Jerry Steed Jean Steele Randal Stephenson Jimmy Stewart Karen Stewart Katherine Stewart Keith Stewart Mike Stidhara Dcbby Stidvant Cam Stiernberg 116 .M. Alfred Stockman Joe Stratman Irma Tatum Mike Tatum Don Taylor David Teel Pam Thomas Renee Thrash Sharon Tilton Charles Tipton Vivien Tooley Jessie Torres Gary Touchton Kenneth Trammel! Bill Tree Francel Trepagnier Luis Trevino Sandy Trotter Patricia Truelove Mike Tucker Janie, don ' t cry just because your date drank your punch. 117 i In the Senior Play, A Pennant For the Kremlin, a few people missed their cues. Walker Turner Zelma Turner Arnold Valdez John Van Houten Joe Vargas David Vasquez Sam Vasquez Becky Vernon Felipe Victoria Kathy Vincent Conley Walker Danial Walker Dixie Walker Mike Walker Sherry Walker Debbie Wallis Lana Warren Rondall Warren Debbie Watson Kathy Watson 118 Bobby Wattengele Rodger Webb Anthony Welch Barbara Kay Welch Roger Welch Jimmy Wellman Jackie Werner Shirley Werner Debby Wheatley Robert Wheeler Honor Society would not use dirty napkins for their reception, Caron! 1 I. J ■ ' ' Karen Whiting Brenda Wigington Judy Wigington Paula Wilder William Wiley Alice Williams Anthony Williams Beverly Williams Carl Williams Dee Williams 119 Jay Arthur Odell Williams Williams Ralph Williams Ruthie Williams Wilfred Wendy Williams Williams Donna Karen Williamson Williamson Why don ' t you help with the sets. Bill? Just because you ' re the lead Claudia Wilson Sheila Wilson Connie Winters Dovie Wisdom James Witte Cindv Wo(k1 John Woolcy Jimmy Woolsey Dehliie Wroe David Wyatt 120 David Young Fred Zeller Roseanne Zemer Richard Ziegelmeyer Congratulations, Sammy, you finally mastered your new ballet step. Nish party, ishn ' t it? 121 Autographs r - h ' S --7 % . N,  122 Wi! - ,J t - .j. -   i.. ■ yy e ?f u - o- 3 % 124 All-School Fa Leu It chrr voziie iUc All-School Favorite 125 Jeannie Jo be en lo Fa] Ddiny Patterson ' a Vy V r If . M I ' Oss •fc- m ■-S s-T! s-r- . Becky Temple , ■ - rV V k 5 ' . 0 WJ ,1 f w- 5; Liicrclid Knox Salutatorian Karen ( ' ochnin 132 Literary Club Prest -foin FIRST ROW: Joan Elliott; Peggy DuPree; Sharon Thompson; Marj ' Cross; Andria Puckett; Margie Grove; Tyra Anderson; Barbara Micheletti; Elaine Maute; Becky Marsh; Jeannie Jobe; Terumi Kimura; Cindy Borden SECOND ROW: Cheri Propp; Bonnie Pickett; Dean Lionti; Cathy Anders; Jane Hertenberger; Barbara Clark; Janie Huff; Laura McQuaig Gloria Owens; Sherry Herzog; Cindy Peters; Janie Barnard; Jean Banks; Susan Campbell THIRD ROW: Trudie Rice; Karen Bruggman; Barbara Scribner; Beverly Zikes; Suzanne Thornton; Sharon Qepper; Dianna Ramsey; Barbara Summers; Peggy Godard; Barbara Rosenberg; Rose Nebout; Patsy Lucas; Sponsor— Mrs. Roff FOURTH ROW: Danna Moore; Aleda Chandler; Carol Grove; Ellen Applegath; Melinda Yerger; Joyce Wiechens; Linda Williams; Vicki Howell; Eva Escamilla; Karen Cochran; Lucretia Knox ; Sponsor — Miss Norris ' jf - OFFICERS (SEATED): President— Joan Elliott: Vice-President— Peggy DuPrec; Treasurer An dria Puckett (STANDING): Recording Secre- tary—Sharon Thompson; Corresponding Secretary — Mary Cross The Literary Guild is devoted to developing praise and appreciation of the arts, and to expand cultural interests. As a full-time project, the girls try to see the best of the arts in our area. Hie Pre .•liilents to piication Senior Literary Guild Members at the initiation — Since when are the good guys the Indians?! 134 Press Club -5l:li!:ft:W H.) m y. ' J!gl?vaai!l Ja At - . --a -.1 -- . , - ■■ ■ ' 0. ' - ' Press Club members at Huntsville State Park— Yes, girls — you may be excused. ■ if ilei] to WopiiJ B :i :! Bti. aid lo expaiJ ,: ' if 3ib tiT to see lie SEATED (left to right): President— Sherry Callaway; Vice-President — Susan Campbell; Sec- retary-Pat Ottinger. STANDING: Brenda Arn- old — Treasurer. The Press Club is an organization for journalism students to create and to encourage an interest in publications in general with particular emphasis in newspaper and yearbook. . ijitiiiw SEATED (left to right): Kay Nunn; Sherry Adams; Libby Johnston; Vicki Williams; Gail Arnold; Janine Burcks; Ginger Lowe; Sally Hudnall; Jane Maxwell; Barbara Holthusen; Tyra Anderson; Diana Dodd; Barbara Welch; Jeanette Ray; Alice Jessup; Donna Atkinson; Barbara Scribner; Bonnie Pickett; Linda Bozeman; Georgia Johnson; Nancy Cooper; Verna Blair; Dianne Henry; Sharon Thompson; Cindy Borden; Nora Loya; Marj ' Liberato; Pat Renfroe; Karen Scruggs; Becky Marsh. STANDING (left to right): Brenda Arnold; Pat Ottinger; Susan Campbell ; Sherry Calloway ; Robert Cummings. i i 135 Texas City High - FIRST ROW: Mr. John C. Martin— Sponsor; Pat McNulty; Kenneth Browning; Carolj-n Willis— Sweetheart; Dick Wiles; Tommy Prouly; Bill Sheer; Randall Birdsong; Mike Cooper; Allan Lovett; Tommy Toups. SECOND ROW : Gerald Brown; Milton McQuage; Mark Meza; Jimmy Lang ford; David Gorcyca; Steve Jaworski; Dewey Mitrliell: Shannon Clark; Paul Horton; Bryan Ohmert; Richard Worthy; Martin Kelly; Steve Cates. THIRD ROW: Mike Hymel; Mark Schaper; Mason McDonald; John Hackharth: Jimmy Wellman; Cam Steirnberg; Bobby Hook; J(jhn Nicols; Jack Lardy; Pat McGrorey; Roy Hoffman; John Goodson. f B f OFFICERS: (from left to right) Paul Horton Sergeantatarms; Roy Hoffman — Sophomore Board Member; Tommy Toups — Recording Secretary; Pat McNuIly -Senior Board Member; Dick Wiles — Presi- dent; Machelle Seibel — Vice-President; David Gor- cyca — Treasurer; Steve Jaworski — Junior Board Mem- ber; Mike Cooper — Sergeant-atanns. Not Pictiind: Paul Nerren — Corresponding Secretary. 136 iioi Key lelps a Ke Kev I Mr School Key Club Key Club is a service organization which helps build character, leadership, scholarship and altruistic citizens of each of its members. The Key Clubbers cooperate with the school personnel and the citizens of Texas City. Being a Key Clubber is being a good example of Key students. KEY CLUB SWEETHEART CAROLYN WILLIS The Key Club sponsors one of the more formal dances at the Texas City Higli . ' cliool- The Sadie Hawkins Dance. 137 Future Teachers of America The F.T.A. is an organization designed to help its members learn about the teaching profession, its responsibilities; to explore their interests and abil- ities in relation to the various fields of interest; and to cultivate in the student the qualities which are essential in good teachers. OFFICERS (left to right): President— Joan Elliott; Fall Vice-President — Linda Jo Clark; Spring Vice-President — Margaret Spinn; Secretary — Lucretia Knox; Fall Treasurer — Mar - Jane Fernandez; Spring Treasurer — Melinda Yerger. ■5W W ' « A %!1 i FRONT ROW: Miss Norris, Joan Elliott, Linda Jo Clark, Margaret Spinn, Lucretia Knox, Mary Fernandez, Melinda Yerger, Mrs. Dale Raley, and Sheila Harrison. SECOND ROW: Debbie Moulder, Linda Williams, Vicki Howell, Aleda Chandler, Patsy Hart, Pam Hobbs, Judy Lacey, Verna Blair, Janine Burks, Nora Loya, Janie Huff, and Laura McQuaig. THIRD ROW: Jane Komegay, Dianna Ramsey, Barbara Ozon, Judy Peterman, Donna Brown, Susan Larson, Eva Escamilla, Betty Bryant, Donna Watts, Angie Molis, Jeannie Jobe, Sally Hudnall. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Ovcrbeck, Paulette Wallis, Rebecca Fernandez, Rowena Roberts, Janice Mc- Caghren, Vicki Williams, Joyce Wiechens, Debbie Jones, Shirley Werner, Belinda Bourgeois, Karen Bniggnian, Janice Brasher. F.T.A. members and sponsor at the annual .Apple Polishing Party. 138 Lettermans ' T Association ■d aljl. inlfteii; JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS FIRST ROW: John Gorman; Mike Drake; Geralil Brown; Jimmy Langford; Martin Kelly. SECOND ROW: Bruce Smith; J. B. Fitch; Rocky Simon; Jerry Thompson; Phillip Gotham. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gritta; Mike Stark; Roger Krumholt; Harry McAninch; John Staggs. SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Wayne Froeschl; Dennv Patterson; Jim Deggs; Mike Casey; Gary Smith; Sonny Kelly. SECOND ROW: Steve McCoy; Ronnie Smith; Jayson Hebert; Buddy Todesco; Craig Speer; Edwin Dahl; Paul Yates. THIRD ROW: Lew Weber; Jim Triplett; Robert Wier; David Burton; George Pyle; Jimmy Alderman; Ronnie Qements. 139 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FIRST ROW: Mr. Westmoreland. Hank Darden, Kay Nunn. C rolyn Willis, Sonny Hilden, Eddie Cornish, David Yoxt- hcimer, Stephen Estep, Richard Bowling, and Rocky Giddings. SECOND ROW: Jessie Bell, Tim Bradley, Roy Wooley, Stephen Matthews, Skip Selheim, Wayne Cornish, Neal Simmons, Ronnie I eroni, Mike Haden. THIRD ROW: Johnny Smith, Daniel Walker, Charles Ferris, Duwayne Stork, John Nicholson, Panny Day, Jerry Steed, David Teel, Jimmy Woolsey. FOURTH ROW: Larry Smith, Paul Brown, Frank Jameson, Larry Wedhorn, Nolan Doucet, James Dick, Mike Johnson. tl F.F.A. OFFICERS AND THEIR SWEETHEARTS: (left to right): President— Hank Darden; Vice Presi- dent — Sonny Hilden; Sponsor— Mr. Westmoreland: Secretary— Eddie Cornish; Treasurer— David Yo, t- heimer. SEATED: Sweetheart— Kay Nunn: Runner-up — Carolyn Willis. 140 F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidates ♦l X Di«l Connie Palmer Maxine Overbeck April Willoughby Kay Nunn Babs Friloux Sherry Woolsey Deborah Biery Carolyn Willis Becky Temple Phyllis Russell Ann Hardage Maria Maruri F.F.A. SWEETHEART KAY NUNN 141 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Janie Huff; Alana Warren; Edna Small; Jana Kocurek; Janet Gates; Kathy Fernandez; Melba Moore; Nancy Ramsey; Janine Burks; Ginger Lowe; Jeannie Jobe. SECOND ROW: Vicki Carter; Charlcne Holcomb; Shirley Mc Adams; Martha Byrd; Debbie Watson; Alice Williams; Adren May; Mary Ellen MacKeen; Frances Milligan; Judy Mooney. THIRD ROW: Debbie Thornton; Pat Truelove; Deborah McKee; Donna Ferguson; Carolyn Bice; Sherr)- Garcia; Cheryl White; Janet Craig. FOURTH ROW: Francel Trepagnier; Prances Caudle; Ethel Garrett; Diane Dubois; Beverly Strickland; Jenny McQuage; Rita Ann McElduff; Peggy Moreford. S atkei Seciela) ' OFFICERS (from left to right): Janie Huff — President; Alana War- ren — Vice President; Kathy Fernan- dez — Secretary; Melba Moore — Treasurer. BEAU— DENNY PATTERSON Teachers enjoy the party given by members of Future Home- makers. 142 D.LG. ' s The DLG ' s of TCHS realize that cultural im- provement for Junior and Senior boys is most important. In accordance with their belief they travel to Houston to see plays, movies, symphonies, and ballets. OrnCERS (left to right): President— Wayne Smith; Sweetheart — Kay Nunn; Vice-President — Bryan Ohmert; Secretary-Treasurer — Douglas Guthier. D.L.G. SWEETHEART KAY NUNN FIRST ROW: Wayne Smith; Bryan Ohmert; Douglas Guthier; Kay Nunn; Shannon Clark; Gerald Brown; Sponsor— Mr. Sinclair. SECOND ROW: Pat McNulty; Machelle Seibel; Martin Kelly; Mark Meza; Paul Mabry; Sponsor— Mr. Rachel. THIRD ROW: Ricky Smith; Tommy Prouty; Richard Ludlam; Bobby Meyers; Mike Miles; Larry Disbrow. 143 Girls ' Glee Club ' -:£lM ' j (%lft ' ' FIRST ROW: Debbie Hargrove; Louise Liggett; Joyce Sterling; Janet Williams; Cynthia Lanier; Dianne Henry; Drurilla Sparks Sue Oliphint; Elanda Miller. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Miller; Karen Stewart; Judy Padgett; Linda Riffe; Rosa Lee Anzaldua; Jacqueline Davison; Jan Collins; Rebecca Harnirp ; Judy Duke; Genevieve Amato; Patsy Jones. THIRD ROW : Revekah Reinsch; Kathleen Auzston; Judy Bailey; Sandra Trotter; Carolvn Fischer; Leah Chauvin; Trina Calhoun; Linda .Mann; Dehia Sanchez; Patricia Duvall; Brenda Woods; Sharcn Shipnian. FOURTH ROW: Sylenia Waldrop; Charlotte Dixon; Linda Bruce; Linda Saltz; Judy Sauer; Sherry Woolsey; Carolyn Warren; Ruby Sholmire; Ethel Garret; Kathy Andrev s; Pat Day; Connie Hutto; Carolyn Fillmore. Boy ' s Glee Club The Glee Clubs perform several times during the year, and they also •20 to Choir Contests to display their abil- ity. JLni! LsiL j A 1 1 i ' ' 1 ■ 1 ■ 1 11 I JI.JUl 1 WM B— — g iliese sev and % - 1: Fr Pf :rani FIRST ROW: Lee Luna; John Daigle; David Decker. SECOND ROW: Curtis Day; Gary Mayes; Gene Raines; Carl Davis; Henry Bogan. THIRD ROW: Biran Collins; Gary Warren; Jerry Sharp; .Andrew Knoxson; Ralph Williams. 144 f A Capella Choir FIRST ROW: Gail Arnold; Teresa Jennings; Paula Baker; Beverly Davison; Janice Dodd; Kay Nunn; Shelia Randle; Erin O ' Reilly; Carole Edwards. SECOND ROW: Elaine Myers; Anna Pedraza; Charlotte King; Cynthia Erwin; Elaine Maute; Beverly Harvey; Rene Palmer. THIRD ROW: Vickie Saunders; Janine Burks; Mike Pearson; Machelle Seibel; Raymond LeCate: J. W. Murphy; David Goodbar; Dennis Auger; Mary Cross; Debbie Glazener. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Van Horn; David Casalini; Frank Shirley; Jerry Pearson; John Cliver; Mike Burkhalter; Jerry Thompson; Bill Sherr; Gilbert Ortez. The A Capf ella Choir is a mixed group that gives its members the opportunity to study music, and thus have a better understanding; to enjoy singing; to improve their vocal quaHty; and to provide entertainment for others. These seventeen choir members represented T.C.H.S. at regional tryouts. A planned itinerary for the club in- cludes: a Christmas Assembly; Night and Sunday Christmas programs; All- Region Choir Competition; Choir Con- test: Fry and Blocker Assemblies: and programs for various clubs and organiza- tions in Galveston Countv. The A Capella Choir performs melodiously at the Christmas Assembly. 145 Commercial Club Jk.4 - FIRST ROW: Katliy Brov,n; Gaile Johnson; Betty O ' Dell; Anita Barms Virna lilair; Pat OllingLr; Kartn Scruggs; Annie Fedraza; Susan Osteen; Sponsor— Mrs. Manross; Sponsor— Mrs. Saunders. SECOND ROW: Linda Bozeman; Sally Hudnall: Sandra Packard; Ginger Lowe; Linda Butler; Sherry Calloway; Brenda Arnold; Jackie Simon; Gloria Villareal; Elizabeth Rodriguez; Charlene Curr ' ; Sponsor— Mrs. Bloebaum; Sponsor— Mrs. Atkins. THIRD ROW: Beverly Sansoni; Linda Brannon; Susan Hawkins; Diane Voorhees; Linda Hall; Rosa Lee Anzaldua; D iana OLann; Jenny McQuage; Rita . lc- Elduff; Cheryl White. The Commercial Club provides an opportunity to acquire a better knowledge of varied business profes.sions and requirements and to develop de- sirable business characteristics. OFFICERS (left to right): President— Kalhy Brown; Vice-President— Gaile Johnson; Secretary — Betty O ' Dcll; Recorder — Vema Blair; Treasurer— Anita Barnes. 146 American Field Service •;!p: .kie ::. ' Wdl; :,: Elinltlk -■X LinJj to ilf. OFFICERS (left to right): President — Lucretia Knox; Exchange Student — Terumi Kimura; First Vice-President — Pat Stanton; Second Vice-President — Barbara Rosenberg. SECOND ROW: Treasurer — Ann Grimillion; Secretary —Margie Grove; Reporter — Ellen Ap- plegath. A.F.S. President Lucretia Knox and Terumi Kimura, Foreign Exchange student from Osaka, Japan. FIRST ROW: Terumi Kimura; Lucretia Knox; Pat Stanton; Barbara Rosenberg; Margie Grove; Ann Gremillion; Ellen Applegath. SECOND ROW: Melinda Yerger; Steven Lovett; Frank Shirley; Cindy Peters; Ruth Bradford; Joyce Wiechens; Debbie Jones. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jose Castillo— Sponsor; Betty Owens; Janie Barnard; Becky Temple; Rene Palmer; Mark Meza; Rowena Roberts. 147 Fighting Stingaree :i ' ) .M« 1 tt FIRST ROW: Jeannie Jobe; Jane Hertenberger; Debbie Hunter; Mary Cross; Karen Bruggnian; Peggy DuPree; Nancy Cooper; Verna Blair; Janine Burks; Ginger Lowe; Barbara Scribner; SECOND ROW: Judy Bailey; Mary Liberalo; Nancy Mize; Martha Lopez; Nancy McDonald; Dorothy Hagan; Linda Jo Clark; Dean Licmti; Tyra Anderson; Nora Loya; THIRD ROW: Karen Underwood; Gail Arnold; Alice Jessup; Sandra Packard; Pat Martinez; Brenda Lamb; Trellen Bozeman; Connie Chuoke; Donna Atkinson; FOURTH ROW: Rowena Roberts; Belinda Bourgeois; Charlotte King; Kathie Joyner; Debbie Sims; Marilyn Stanton; Roberta Chapin; Becky Fren- andez; Susan Larson; FIFTH ROW: Jackie Green; Evelyn Carlisle; Kalhy Watson; Cynthia Nisbet; Becky Hunter; Sandra Ivy; Cindy Wood; Cathy Clements; Kay Overl eck; SIXTH ROW: Donna Hardnian; Beverly Johnson; Barbara Ozon; Gloria Burch; Barbara Braden; Mary Nell Hamby; Eva Morse; Marie Huffman; Carol Garwood; Sara Sheffield; SEVENTH ROW: Wanda Barlow; Charlene Johnson; Vicki Howell; Kay Holley; Sharon Brannon; Pat Lewis; Becky Pate; Gloria Owens; EIGHTH ROW: Cindy Peters; Janie Barnard; Barbara Rosenberg; Jean Banks; Janie Huff; Diana DuBose; Aleda Chandler. The Pep Squad is a vivacious club that attends all of the football games. The club promotes school spirit by selling pep ribbons, crazy buttons, and the like, during the veek and at all home football games. Members of the club provide posters in the halls for each game, and assist the cheerleaders at the pep rallies with their spirited songs, chants, and yells. OFFICERS: President — Jeannie Jobe; Vice-President— Jane Herten- berger; Secretary — Debbie Hunter; Treasurer — Mary Cross. 148 ?Vfo Pep Squad of 1966-1967 IP DiiPw; Ml ban; )liiy Da IJM; Tin k hdunl; Pil !:wli Soiat!; (■i Fiet- • , B«h -, M- Tis: W FIRST ROW: Barbara Clark; Joan Elliott; Andria Puckett ; Margie Grove; Barbara Micheletti; Sharon Thomp son; Susan Campbell; Cindy Borden; Denise Land troop; Suzanne Thornton. SECOND ROW: Terumi Kimura Elaine Maute; Becky Marsh; Marilyn Boswell; Laura Padilla; Brenda Kelly; Paulette Wallis; Jane Komegay Maxine Overbeck. THIRD ROW: Judy Peterman; Debra Conrad; Anna DuPree; Teresa Rice; Sheila Harrison Linda Mobley; Debbie Landtroop; Janet Gates. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Nutley; Theresa Liberato; Elaine Beth- scheider; Jackie Werner; Susan Raska; Charlotte Campbell; Mary Ann Fesperman; Charmaine Castinie; Linda Glass. FIFTH ROW: Karen Williamson; Tanya Evans; Melissa Mobley; Neidra Levin; Deven Luhning; Delois Luhning; Ginger Morgan; Martha Byrd; Linda Depasqual. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Proffitt; Debbie Courtney; Deb- bie Kelly; Beverly Zikes; Lee Penna; Iris Bergeron; Dianna Ramsey; Donna Fox; Mary Ellen Mackeen; Ann Breazeale. SEVENTH ROW: Sherry Herzog; Linda Williams; Milinda Yerger; Janet Craig; Judy Mooney; Melody Hewitt; April Willoughby; Fran Smith; Dianne Shannon; Nancy Herrington; Susan Kennedy. EIGHTH ROW: Sharon Shipman; Marilyn Denny; Pam Hobbs; Jackie Atwood; Sharon Tilton; Beatriz Maruri; Mary Coker. i seit Using the orange and black flash cards — This is part of our Go-Go team. V A Mary, you and your two buddies quit posing and get the posters up, the game is about to start. 149 Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais encourages the enjoy- ment of the French language and learns more about France and the French people. Each year they have a Christmas party, attend the French theater in Houston, and dine at Maxim ' s in Houston. k i- Setrtli OFFICERS (left to right): President— Barbara Mi- cheletti; Vice-President — Kathy Brown; Secretary — Becky Marsh. to pro: tkeCf toe, i slrivej SITTING (left to right): Barbara Micheletii; Kathy Brown; Becky Marsh; Linda Stewart; Joan Elliott; Dean Lionti; Gaile Johnson. STANDING (left to right): Sponsor— Mrs. Jarrell; Elaine Maute; Judy Jones; Gail Arnold; Rene Palnu-r; Rose Nel)out; Pat Stanton; Annr Greniillion; Pain Hobbs; Debbie Conrad; George Shields; Gary Nolen; Mike Walker; Diane Shannon. 150 • pam. American Junior Red Cross The American Junior Red Cross strives to serve others. The club has a membership drive to begin its yearly activiti es. They furnish sea- sonal holiday trays for the hospitals and once a month they entertain at the hospital. At Christmas time they decorate a tree in the Children ' s Ward. FIRST ROW: President— Mary Liberate; Vice-President— Jane Maxwell; Secretary— Dorothy Jefferson; Treasurer — Sherry Garcia; Sponsor — Miss Hazel Jones. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Nisbit; Nancy Mize; Theresa Liberato; Becky Pate. Der Deutsche Verein m Der Deutsche Verein strives to promote the knowledge of the German language, litera- ture, and current affairs. It strives especially to further the use of the German lan- guage as much as possible among the club members. FIRST ROW: President — Douglas Guthier; Vice-President — Harry Sanders; Treasurer — Roland Castanie; Nancy Temple; Mike Barger; Anita Jay. SECOND ROW: Sponsor — Mr. Noble; Mark McCall; Linda Williams; Ronnie Lowrey. NOT PICTURED: Robbie Boyd— Secretary. 151 Distributive Distributive Education seeks to promote good will, to be of service to the school and the community, to establish better public relations between merchants and the school, and to carry out the activities set up by the state and national Distributive Education Club. The D.E. state conventioners proudly display some of their products. The Distributive Education students developed a gift wrapping service during the Christmas season. The Distriliutive Education students Icarn advertising techniques. 152 m Education OFFICERS (left to right): President Chark ' s Wil- son; Vice-President — Mike Bigler; Secretary — Diane Esclavon; Treasurer — Norma Lawson. I J DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SWEETHEART JUDY JONES FIRST ROW: Charles Wilson; Mike Bigler; Norma Lawson; Diane Esclvon; Linda Bruce; Ronnie Lambright; Arthur McNeel; Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: Au gust LaFoy; Ronald Salles; Gary Mueller; Jimmy Hutto; Pat Spoor; Tempie James; Diane Messamore; Suellyn Parhani. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Dixon; John Donahoe; James Godwin; Donzelle Medina; Patricia Eastep; Ida Gonzalez; Sonya Finklea. FOURTH ROW: David Haney; Tommy Lambright; Buddy Hinojosa; Clifford Waddell; Jewel Hanby; Sponsor— Mr. Hughes. 153 Honorary Mathematics Seminar I FRONT ROW: Arnell Crayton; Douglas Guthier; Karen Cochran; Paul Yates; James Moore. SECOND ROW: Susan Campbell; Sharon Thompson; Becky Marsh; Jean Banks; Mike Broach. THIRD ROW: Mike Miles; Gary Touchton, Richard Ludlam; Alan Hall; Mr. Veselka. The Honorary Mathematics Seminar stimulates interest in mathematics, gains information concern- ing various occupations in math, and strives to develop a greater degree of Mathematical Maturity. OFFICERS: From left to right: President— Arnell Crayton; .Secretary — Karen Cochran; Vice President — Douglas Guthier. 154 Future Scientists Of America Mr. Sterling from Blocker encourages interest in geology with his interesting lecture and demonstration. The Science Club is an assembly of people with a common interest in the field of science, who wish to promote and share their knowledge with others. SEATED (left to right): First Vice-President— Karen Bruggman; Secretary — Janie Barnard; Re- porter — Sharon Thompson; STANDING: Presi- dent — Amell Crayton. NOT PICTURED: Second Vice-President— Mark White. FIRST ROW: Amell Crayton; Karen Bruggman; Sharon Thompson; Janie Barnard; Susan Campbell; Paul Yates; Mike Welch; Steve Davis; Gilbert Mayfield; Janie Huff; Bubba Ross; Connie Chuoke; Sponsor— Mr. Henry Pope. SECOND ROW: Douglas Guthier; Rose Maly; Roy Hoffman; Mike Walker; Machelje Seibel; Cynthia Nisbet; Jane Rosenblatt; Nancy Temple; Jean Banks; Jimmy Goldberg; Cindy Peters; Barbara Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: Mike Miles; Gary Touchton; Richard Ludlam; Mark Meza; Ronnie Lowrey; Martin Kelly; Susan Rosenblad; Lucretia Knox; Donna Watts; Ken Roberts; Joy Wiechens; Debbie Jones 155 National Thespian m FIRST ROW: Tommy Prouty; Bill Sherr; Eva Escamilla; Andria Puokett; Debbie Hunter; Randall Birdsong; Jean Banks; Cindy Borden; Vicki Howell; Vicki Williams; Diane Zikes. SECOND ROW: Thomas Knapp; Mike Burkhalter; Ricky Smith; John Hackbarth; Joan Elliott; Jimmy Wellman; Eddie Haire; Terry Rice. THIRD ROW: Peggy Godard; Mike Barger; Shirley Zenthoefer; John Goodson; Bill Ellis; Lonny Scott; John Cliver; Machelle Seibel; Marian Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Pat Stanton; Janie Barnard; Ann Gremillion; Mike Johnson; Gilbert Ortez; Richard Prince; Steve Dickey; Beverly Zikes. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Green; Earl Vicknair; Sandra May; Fran Smith; Sharon Clepper; Iris Bergeron; Jackie Griddle; Craig Cannon. SIXTH ROW: Evelyn Carlisle; Tanya Evans; Karen Williamson; Neidra Levin; Becky Hunter; Debbie Wal- lace; J anet Gates; Denise Landtroop; Maxine Overbeck; Lee Penna. SEVENTH ROW: Cheri Propp; Trudy Rice; April Willoughby; Jane Komegay; MyrI Faulk; Dianna Ramsey; GayneU Giddings; Paulette Wallis. William: laison; Biorni; HifiiBi Hmer; Cindy Borden t)utstanding Speech Award; Dick Wiles — Most Outstanding Speech .Xward: Machelle Seibel— Most Outstanding Spiich .Vward; Karen Eaton— Outstanding Speech . ward; Not Pictured: Ricky Smith — Outstanding Speech Award I ' fcsidenl: Tdmiiii) I ' niul) — Most Oul tanding Thes- pian, Most Outstanding Member of Thespian Play and Senior Play, Outstanding Speech Award; Vice President: Bill Sherr; Secretary: Eva Escamilla; Treasurer: Andria Puckctt 156 n fidn Society Troupe 1354 Btveilj FIRST ROW; Brenda Arnold; Sharon Thompson; Margie Grove; Susan Campbell; Alice Jessup; Judy Bailey; Vicki Williams; Linda Stewart; Barbara Kelly; Jerry Bryant; Bill Arnold. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Owens; Joy Wiechens- Janice Spell; Debbie Jones; Debbie Moulder; Karen Eaton; Peggy Land; Ann Fundling; Diana Johns; Susan Raska. THIRD ROW: Harry Leach; Stephen Lovett; Belinda Bourgeois; Frank Shirley; Shirley Werner; Roy Hoffman; Diane Moreno; Susan Larson; Rowina Roberts; Renee Thrash. FOURTH ROW: Laura Mullins; Debbie Smith; Terumi Kimura; Elizabeth Knapp; Pat Brown; Beverly Davison; Carolyn Warren. FIFTH ROW: Kitty Clark; Barbara Oilman; Carol Garwood; Sara Sheffield, Marie Huffman; Marty Ursin; Judy Saver; Barbara Kelly; Shan Osteen, Penny Durbin. SIXTH ROW: Donna Brown; Pam Hoover; Glenda Kenter; Kay Overbeck; Cathy Clements; Cindy Wood; Debbie Smith; Debbie Kelly; Judy Peterman. SEVENTH ROW: Diane Shannon; Babs Friloux; Beatriz Maruri; Nancy Whittington; Teresa Jennings; Lee Luna; Mrs. Dale Raley; Mrs. DeLay; Mr. John C. Martin: Sponsors Cindy Borden — Best Thespian; Barbara Kelly — Best Thespian; Bill Sherr — Best Thespian; Machelle Seibel — Best Thespian; Andria Puckett — Best Thespian; Debbie Jones — Most Out- standing Member of Junior Play; Eva Escamilla — Presidential Award; NOT PICTURED: Ricky Smith and Fran David — Best Thespians 157 Volunteens grls % 3. l I FIRST ROW: Mary Liberate; Mary Cross; Barbara Clark; Anna Slade; Sponsor — Miss Hazel Jones; Jane Maxwell; Nancy Cooper. SECOND ROW; Barbara Welch; Rita dela Cruz; Dorothy Hagan; Janine Burks; Sally Hudnall; Anna Pedraza; Nora Loya. THIRD ROW: Ann DeLabay; Debbie Landtroop; Debbie Smith; Danna Moore; Sharon Stanley; Becky Pate; Denise Landtroop; Jane Kornegay; Gaynell Giddings. Volunteers enjoy helping others while learning about the inedical profession. In addition to working at Danforth Hos- pital and the Texas City Nursing Home, the girls take trips to the Galveston Or- phanage and John Sealy Hospital. They participate in Red Cross activities and take cookie boxes to the nursing home. OFFICERS (from left to right): President— Mary Liberate; Vice- President — Mary Cross; Secretary — Barbara Clark; Treasurer — Anna Slade. 158 8 «.i Girls ' Recreation Association G.R.A. ' s is a girls organization that allows all girls the opportunity to promote their physical fit- ness, to learn good sportsmanship, and to have fun. They participate in such sports as tennis, bad- minton, volleyball, swimming, and basketball. OFFICERS (from left to right) President— Janice Haack; Vice President — Jane Maxwell; Treasurer — Nancy Temple; Secretary — Susan Osteen; Reporter — Bonnie Weis. vm othen tile mki Dtofesioii. kHi DatfoitiiHos- ..J« I Taev -.d t® FIRST ROW: Janis Haack; Jane Maxwell; Nancy Temple; Susan Osteen; Bonnie Weis; Nancy Smith; Dianne Henry. SECOND ROW: Miss Hubbard; Miss McElrath; Mary Polanco; Karen Angell; Pat Lewis; Glenda Min- ton; Sandra Bryant; Ann Gomez. THIRD ROW: Miss Wilson; Marianne Sefcik; Carolyn Earley; Rebekah Reinsch; Linda Molis; Mary Ellen MacKeen; Rose Ann Lorber; Jacqueline Davison. 159 National Honor Society SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Lucretia Knox; Arnell Crayton; Karen Bruggman; Peggy DuPree; Carolyn Willis; Joan Elliot; SECOND ROW: Palsy Lucas; Caron Caffall; Barbara Micheletti; Gail Arnold; Andria Puckett; Jane Rosenblatt; THIRD ROW: Douglas Guthier; Sharon Thompson; Karen Cochran; Sponsor — Mrs. Hazel Scruggs. NOT PICTURED: Mark White— Fall President. President — • Lucretia Knox JUNIOR MEMBERS-FIRST ROW: Janict Spell; Linda Williams; Janie Huff; Barbar; Rosenberg; SECOND ROW: Sponsor— Mrs Hazel Scruggs: Cindv Peters; Janie Barnard Ellen Applegalh; Mary Polanco; THIRD ROW Dan Honeycult; Alan Hall; Steve Jaworski Kenneth Roberts; Martin Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Jackie Criddle; Sally Andei son; Rebecca Mills; Kim Pan; Larry Rousseau 160 Good Sportmanship League STANDING (left to right): Mike Casey, Tyra Anderson. SEATED (left to right): Milton Mc- Quage, Iris Bergeron. Senior Activities Committee STANDING (left to right): Jeanne Owens; Son- ny Kelly; Mary Cross; SEATED (left to right): Mike Casey; Barbara Kelly; Denny Patterson; Jeannie Jobe. 161 Drum Major Car on Caff all 162 Drum Major Barbara Kelly 163 Assistant Drum Major Sherry Callaway Assistant Drum Major Jeanne Owens 164 Uf, Stingarettes Head Drill Leader BreDda Arnold S ■ ,A« Belh Curbello Linda HaU Belly O ' Dell Pat Ottingei Nancy Ramsey Kalhy Sparks Diane Voorhe S ji i Rita Henderson Linda Huatedde Cindy Jordan Karen Whiting Paulette Mc Lemore r„, N t„„, Susan Pate Diane Johns Glenda Renter Peggy Land Neva Lucas Cheryl Nebout 165 Oboes: Patsy Lucas Caron Caffall Bassoons: Kelly Blass Gaylene Moore Richa Gilreath Flutes: Barbara Kelly Robbie Boyd Diane Voorhees Diane Moreno Shirley Zenthoefer Karen Whiting Shirley Werner Cathy Sparks Linda Hustedde Sharon Stanley Sherrill Scoggins £6 Clarinets: Kay Price Bh Clarinets: Brice Criddle Pat Harris lirenda Arnold Sherry Calloway Kathy Brown Nancy Shockey David Sharp Rose Maly Rita Henderson Rose Nebout Suzanne Foreman Shelly Pollum Edna Williams Betty O ' Dell Janice Spell Barbara Archer Alto Clarinets: Jeanne Owens Pat Ottinger Bass Clarinets: Russell Keibler Paulette McLeraore Jean Steele Robert Cummings Contra Bass Clarinets: Latricia Glass Robert Thomas Ronny Lowrey Alto Saxophones: Harry Sanders Bruce Criddle Co-President 166 Gary Touchton John Lawrence Tenor Sax: Daniel Bergeron Baritone Sax: Eddie Haire Cornets: Joe Gillespie Norman Norris Becky Mills Marvin Peterson Debbie Smith Butch Poston Tommy Eaton Arnell Crayton French Horn: Donna Mills Curtis Sharp Osie Combs Darlene Martin Gene Silvertooth Jerry Atwood Linda Belk Tommy Prouty Danna Moore Trombones: Ronny Wrobleski Phil Combs Cleveland Gay Monte Sula Ronny McClellen Baritones: Mike Broach Richard Ludlam String Bass: Carl Horn lubas: Jerry Hunter Darrell Smith Joe Vargas August LaFoy Percussion : Peggy Godard David Bergeron Barbara Summers Jerry Bryant John Wilcox Oboes: Joy Weichens Glenda Kenter fktj: Man Jatki Joy( a a, Caiol % Sisaii CiDlly Cjili Cjiji BofE Silly I «a hi Tommy Prouty Vice-President Kkftodi UBm Ilk. Dad Sulk JgqBmi: Bassoons : Ann Fundling Pat Odom Flutes: Martha Feigel Jackie Kelly Donna Brown Diana Johns Joy Hanes John Nicholson Jud Price Eb Clarinets: Carol Grove Bb Clarinets: Neva Lucas Lana Hickman Peggy Land Susan Archer Cindy Jordan Cynthia Haire Gary Nolan Roy Hoffman Sally Glazener Allan Goodwill Jim Lefevre Ajurella Combs Alan Sontag Guyla Filer Patty Clark Debbie Wroe Jerry Anderson Melinda Murff Drucilla Sparks Alto Clarinets: Gaynell Giddings Harry Leach Bass Clarinets: Ruth McDonald Greg Perryman Karen Eaton Eva Fillmore Paul Mabry Debbie Moulder Contra Bass Clarinet: John Razor Alto Saxophones: Susan Blakely Susan Pate Pam Hoover Cheryl Nebout Louis Payne Tenor Saxophones: Ronnie McBride James Sexton Baritone Saxophone: Debbie Jones Mike Johnson Cornets — Trumpets: Larry Waggoner Calvin Arnold Nancy Ramzy Rudy Perez Greg Crenshaw Ken Hunter Roger Webb Linda Hall Don Denny Bruce Henkhaus Ray Crayton Bobby Griffin French Horns: Ronald Dardin Janice Meidem Phyllis Coffee Gary Banks Ken Hunter Janice McCaghem Ronnie LaGrond Bonnie Thompson Trombones: Ricky Prince Charles Evans John Goodson Leigh Howerton Steve Ellis Baritones : Mike Barger Bill Taylor Donna Watts Bill Dixon Dennis Fruede Tubas: Richard Saunders Larry Goudeau Robin Campbell Danny Curry Allan Hall James Witte David Goodwin Percussion : David Brown Jim LaCombe Mike Gibson Emry Thomas Dale Cole Bennitt Thomas George Shepherd Curtis Sharp Squad Leader Ronnie Wrobleski Squad Leader 167 Band Sweethearts Gaynell Giddings Training Band Sous a Awards Russell Keiblei Joe Gillospi( 168 f All-State Band Members Russell Keibler All-State Band Three Years 1965-1967 All State Band Members are left to right, STANDING: Kay Price, Rose Maly. Rita Henderson, Harry Sanders, Nor- man Norris, Joe Gillespie, Gary Touchton. SEATED: Donna Mills, two years; Russell Keibler, three years; Bruce Griddle, two years. 169 Michael Miles is awarded a book by the Amer- ican Chemical Society for ranking in the top five per cent on the ACS Scholarship Exam. Visiting science instructor, Tommy Sterling, lectures the Texas City High School Science Club. 170 W- Homecoming 1 966-67 Standing ankle deep in mud are the Homecoming candidates and their escorts. Left to right: Ricky Smith; Libby Johnston, queen; Mike Casey, Student Council President; Jim Watson; Becky Temple; Roland Castanie; Carolyn Willis; Kay Nunn; and Mark Varley. Posing on the track after Homecoming Ceremonies are queen, Libhy Johnston, and candidates Kay Nunn, Carolyn Willis, and Becky Temple. CjnJidali George 6 DemvPa! n Sparked by a lila ing bonfire the night before, Honuinniing Cenmonies got off to a good start. 172 Senior Play ' ' A Pennant hi ' r Depicting a scene from the Senior Play are the leading characters, Mike Casey and Barbara Clark. CayleJ CUj 1 I Rfl.NT ROW: Mjrk Varl.y, Mike Bargcr, Jeanne Jobe, Lucien Kdtli-. J,--i(a I.cesdn, Tommy Prouty, narluira Ktlly. Jerry Iir ant, Mike Casey, Barbara Clark, Bill Sherr, Margie Grove, Lew Wcbir, Lulretia Knox, Pat McNulty, Diane Zikes, Wayne rrcxshl, David Hart, BA( K ROW: Carnn Caffel, Emmilt Jones, Elaine Meyers, James Goodroe, Ginger Lowe, Bobby Sihcllzburgcr, Michcle Seibcl, Bonnie Picket, Larry Gazeier, Andria Purkett, Eddie Haire, Mary Cross, Buddy Johnson, Debbie Hunter, Lonnie Scott, Peggy Duprec, Jimmy Luhning, Nora Loya, Robert Cummings. fiik Btii 174 ■ ft««fl l i ,s .j8n For r e Kremlin FRONT ROW: John C. Martin, Director, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Sherry Woolsey, Sherry Calloway, Linda Brannon, Gayle Johnson, Beverly Sansom, Patsy Lucas, Marie Maruri, Mike Sims. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Browning, Carol Ellis, Cindy Hiat, Rosa Lee Anzaldua, Kay Nunn, Pat Ottinger, Betty O ' Dell. THIRD ROW: John Hackbarth, Thomas Knapp, Diane Voorhees, Susan Hawkins, Edwin Roberts. BACK ROW: Ricky Smith, Linda Jo Clark, Joan Elliot, and Dorothy Hagen. Suiting up for the big game are, SEATED: Mike Barger, and Tommy Prouty, STAND- ING: Bill Sherr and Larry Gazeier. Fish merchant, Barbara Kelly, hands a fish to baseball player. Tommy Prouty. Thespian Okla CHARACTERS AUNT ELLER Pat Stanton CL ' RI Y Bill Sherr LAL REY Marian Annstrong IKE SKIDMORE John Hackbarth FRED John Van Houten SLIM Mike Barger WILL PARKER Tommy Poutv JUD FRY Jim Luhning ADO ANME CARNES Anne Gremillion ALI HAKIM Michelle Seibel GERTIE CUMMINGS Barbara Kelly ELLEN Cheri Propp FAYE Beverly Davidson VIRGINIA Carolvn Warren VIVIENNE Debbie Kelly ANDRF:W CARNES Mike Johnson CORD ELAM Ricky Smith JUNIOR Tom Applegath JOE Harrv Leach TOWNSPEOPLE: Joy Wiechens, Carolyn Baker, Belinda Bourgeois, Debbie Jones, Karen S ' illiamson. Kath Watson, Debbie Smith, Vieki Howell, Joan Elliot, Susan Campbell, Cynthia Nisbct, Cin.ly Wood, Kathy Clements Glenda Renter, Tanya Evans, Glenda Overbeck, Karen Martin, Babs Kriloux, Diane Shannon, Denise Liindtroop Debbie Landlroop, Jackie Criddle, Cindy Long, Iris Bergeron, Beverly Zikcs, Peggy Land, Marie Huffman, Dian Johns, Karen Eaton, Ann Fundling, Steve Dickey, Irma Tat um. Bill Arnold, Pauletle Wallace, Maxine Overbeck April Willowby, Ann Campbell, Donna Brown, Pam Hoover, Judy Peterman, Kitty Clark, Andrea Pucket, Darry Duncan, Alice Jessup, Teresa Jennings, .Sharon Thompson , Jean Banks, Janie Barnard, Jeanie Owens, Gaynel Giddings, Sheila Harrison, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Neva Lucas, Debbie Kelly, Betty Owens, Jessica Leesons Trudi Rice, Sheri Prop, Roy Hoffman, Susan Larson, Steven Lovetl, Erin O ' Reilly, Cindy Borden, Eva Escamilla Terri Rice, Debbie Smith, Judy Bailey, Laura Mullins, Barbara Krell, Susan Blakely, Brenda Kelly, Marty Ursin Jimmy Wellnian, Janice Spell. 176 Play homa Hurv U CHARACTERS COWBOYS . . . Darell Duncan. Gilbert Ortez. Thomas Knapp, Steve Dickey, Earl Vicknair. John Goodson. Rickey Prince, John Hackbarth, John Van Houten FARMERS ... Jimmy Well- man, Craig Cannon, Steve Lovett, Dave Clark, Bill Arn- old, Edwin Roberts, Roy Hoffman, Randall Birdsong, Lonny Scott YOUNG OKIES ... Allison Garrett, Forrest Garrett, Kathy Garrett. Steve Garrett, Van Welch, Dianne Zikes DANCERS— GIRLS: Jeanne Owens, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Marie Huffman, Pam Hoover, Neva Lucas, Shelia Harrison, Peggy Land. Kitty Clark, Gaynell Giddings, Iris Bergeron, Diana Johns, Cindy Long. Jackie Criddle. Maxine Overbeck, Beverly Zikes, Ann Fundling, Denise Landtroop, Debbie Landtroop, April Willoughby, Paulette Wallace, Karen Martin, Glenda Renter, Susan Campbell, Joan Elliot, Karen Eaton, Cindy Borden, Sharon Clepper, Barbara Gillman, Terry Rice, Lee Pena, Janice Spell, Vicky Howell, Betty Owens, Barbara Kelly, Eva Escamilla. DANCERS— BOYS: Sonny Kelly, John Van Houten, Mike Casey, Lew Weber, Buddy Johnson, J. B. Fitch, Ross Kyle, Jacky Hutchison, Craig Cannon, Charles Cook, Darrell Duncan, Jerry Thompson, Dick Wiles, Ricky Smith, Arthur Sims, Bill Arnold. 177 ' ' m PRODUCTION STAFF of Oklahoma DIRECTOR— John C. Martin STUDENT DIRECTOR— Cindy Borden ASSISTANT STUDENT DIRECTOR— Frank Shirley CHOREOGRAPHER— Jeanne Owens STAGE MANAGER— Ricky Smith ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER— Harry Leach SETS — Tommy Prouty (Chairman). Mike Barker. Dave Clark. Eva Escamilla. Debbie Jones. John Van Houten, Harry Leach, Gilbert Ortez. Irma Talum, Joy Wiechens, Shirley Zenthoefer, Vicki Williams. Beverly Zikes. TICKETS — Debbie Smith (Chairman), Elizabeth Knapp, Terri Rice, Cathy Clemens. Tanya Evans. Neidra Levin, Bea Mauri, Cynthia Nisbet. Kay Overbeck, Debbie Proffit. Fran Smith. Kathy Watson, Karen Williamson. COSTUMES — Vicki Howell (Chairman), Eva Escamilla. Debbie Jones, Jeanne Owens, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams. PUBLICITY — Randall Birdsong (Chairman), Eva Escamilla, Vicki Howell, Debbie Jones, Tommy Prouty, Terri Rice, Jimmy Wellman, Joy Wie:-hens, Vicki Williams, Shirley Zenthoefer. PROGRAMS — Vicki Williams (Chairman), Mike Barger, Vicki Howell, Debbie Jones, Tommy Prouty, Joy Wiechens. MAKE-UP— Debbie Jones (Chairman), Eva Escamilla, Vicki Howell, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams, Shirley Zenthoefer. PROPS— Eva Escamilla (Chairman), Laura Mull ins, Beverly Zikes, Shirley Zenthoefer. LIGHTS — Lonnie Scott. BAND— Patsy Lucas, Caron Caffall, Robbie Boyd, Diane Voorhees, Diane Moreno, Shirley Zenthoefer, Karen Whiting, Shirley Werner, Pat Harris, Kathy Brown, Harry Saunders, Gary Touchdon, Joe Gillespie, Butch Boston, Donna Mills, Curtis Sharp, Ronnie Wrobleski. Mike Broach. Jerry Hunter, Carl Horn, Daniel Bergeron, Peggy Godard. 178 1 [im. Job Van ?. Tjbu EvaK. b4 Ui fit-on. %iV- Interscholastic League One- Act Play ' ' Aria Da Capo ' ' SEATED: Sally Anderson Milton McQuage STANDING: Dick Wiles Bobby Myers Deborah Jones Shirley Zenthoefer Machelle Seibel Gilbert Ortez STANDING: Shirley Zenthoefer Melinda Yerger Bryan Ohmert Marty Ursin Eva Escamilla Deborah Jones ON LADDER: Dewey Mitchell Debbie Landtroop Ann Gremillion Denise Landtroop Martin Kelly Judy Sauer Pat Stanton Junior Play Of Poems, Youth and Spring ' 179 Foreign Languages Assembly FRENCH Left to right: Judy Jnnes, Charmaine Ca«tanie, Rita McElduff, Irma Tatum, Craig Cannon, Barbara Michelelte, George Shields, John Hertenberger, Kitty Clark, Cathy Brown. FRENCH Craig Cannon Diane Shannon John Cliver Eddie Roberts Irma Tatum Kitty Clark Joan Elliot Dean Lionti Gary Noland Mike Walker t GERMAN Left to right: Howard Feltner, Patsy Hart, Martin Kelly. Mark Miller, Mike McDonald, Carol Ellis, Donna Hard- man, Steve Gates, Susan Larson, David White. k: 180 LATIN FIRST ROW: Stanley Van Horn, Barbara Micheletti, Mary Liberate, Steve Lovett. SECOND ROW: Paul Johnson, Tyra Anderson, Gerald Brown. SPANISH FIRST ROW: Fran Smith, Penny Durbin, Ann Fundling. SECOND ROW: Ross Kyle, Weber, Bryan Ohmert. SPANISH FIRST ROW: Lupe Escobedo, Gail Arnold, Barbara Ozon, Stella Garza, Shirley Zenthoefer. SEC- OND ROW: Jimmy Wellman, James Witte, David Sharp, Roy Hoffman, Mr. Castillo. CZU.O . Bwd FelW.  ! FIRST ROW: Kay Price, Karen Cochran, Barbara Rosenberg, Margie Grove, Shirley Werner, Lucretia Knox. SECOND ROW: Ellen Applegath, Melinda Yeager, John Bomsheuer, Joseph Stratman, Becky Temple, Patsy Lucas, Bill Arnold, Joseph Brewer. 181 Preparations For S£i I ' m for fr ' S ' f ' ■iH-- SENIOR PROM Well, that ' s one way to get tJie work done, Carolyn. Results of a ha days work . . . Graduating Class FIRST ROW I left to right): Alice Jessup, Donna Atkinson, Barbara Clark. Dean Lionti, Brenda Arnold, Beth Curbello, Vicki Williams, Maria Maruri, Rosie Ortez, Marilou Escobedo, Elizabeth Laiche, Gayle Lemmond, Judy Jones, Carolyn Opersteny, Connie Chuoke, Sue Osteen, Sandra Packard, Mr. Landers, Mrs. Waugh, Wayne Froeschl, Jeannie Jobe, Libby Johnston, Norma Ruelas, Barbara Welch, Anna Slade, Donzelle Medina, Nancy Stevens, Elanda Miller. Patricia Eastep. Paulette Lanier, Bonnie Pickett, Gene Preest, Janine Burks, Paula Baker, Kay Nunn, Annie Pedraza, Bobby Holthusen, Gail Arnold, Kathy Brown, Nancy Cooper. SECOND ROW (left to right): Jackie Simon, Kathy Kautz, Toni Whitely, Diane Patterson, Sharon Stewart, Rosalee Anzaldua, Nora Loya, Elena Longoria, Minnie Martinez, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Nancy Mize, Janis Haack, Carol Ann Ellis, Donna MUls, Ida Gonzales, Anita Vasquez, Mary Lopez, Geraldine Ochoa, Rita DeLaCruz, Gloria Villarreal, Maria Nieto, Robbie Boyd, Susllyn Parhani, Marie Snow, Sonia Finklea, Susan Hawkins, Glenda Gabriles, Peggy Cole, Sherry Trammell, Wyvonne Murphy, Cindy Cotharn, Elaine Myers. THIRD ROW (left to right): Debbie Biery, Sue Morton, Linda Bozeman, Verna Blair, Anita Barnes, Iris Keener, Janet Williams, Joyce Sterling, Dianna Dodd, Cheryl White, Rita McElduff, Peggy Morford, Sandi Crow, Lucretia Knox, Terumi Kemuri, Darlene .Martin, Winnie Simmons, Gaylene Moore, Zandra Korzen, Glenna Chain, Jane Hertenberger, Penny Henson, Jessica Leeson, Cheri Propp, Carolyn Willis, Kathy Anders, Karen Scruggs, Jeanette Ray, Susan Campbell, .Margie Grove, Barbara Micheletti, Becky Temple, Mary . nn Tree, .■ nn Hardage, Karen Bruggman, Peggy DuPree, Susan Rosenblad, Karen Cochran, Jane Rosenblatt, Barbara Scribner, Cindy Borden. FOURTH ROW (left to right): Patricia Harris, Charlene Curry, Linda .Morecraft, Darnell Hood, Carla Pierce, Linda Brannon, Gail Barfield, Mary Cross, Becky Marsh, Elaine Maute, Dorothy Hagan, Joan Elliot, Tyra .Anderson, .Andria Puckelt. Sharon Thompson, Ann Rogers, Judy Bailey, Donna Johnson, Sherry Garcia, Dorothy Jefferson, Diane E clavon, Pat Spoor, Linda Hall, Diane Voor- hees, Linda Stewart, Sherry Adams, Sherry Woolsey, Pat Ottinger, Patsy Lucas, Beverly Sansom, Sherry Callaway, Betty O ' Dell, Gail Johnson, Caron Caffall. Barbara Kelly, Cathy Sparks, Sandy LeGendre, Nancy .McDonald, Ginger Lowe. Lynda Butler. FIFTH ROW (left to right): Sherry Williams, Janice Reitzell, Pat Renfroe, Nancy temple, Margaret Spinn, Edna Williams. Sammie Bradley, Dianne Messamore, Jean Prescott, Patricia Martinez, Josie Lira, Jacqueline Davison, Eva Wiley, Bertha . vie, Linda Hickman, Lorraine McDaniel, Devora Dalbert, Tempie James, Diane Henry, Georgia Green, Debby Thornton, Jane Maxwell, Cindy Hiatt, .Mary Libcrato, Trudy Rice, Sally Hudnall, Rene Palmer, Diane Gunderman, Sharon O ' Daniels, Brenda Haskins, Jenny .McQuage, Charlotte Dixon, Norma Jean Lawson, Linda Bruce, Linda Miller, Kathy Goodroe, Margie Mills, Barbara Archer, Linda Davis, Sandra Darby, Garland Armstrong. SIXTH ROW (left to right): Carolyn Early, Cindy Dinklage, Charlotte McDonald, Martha Lopez, 184 (- , Irene PifeS, •■ EcosD m ' • rs Liij. Ebi . - .ttiii Visquei, •Y Mli ' B. 5otii . «,er,, THUD lilSm-, J«m • Dirlene Martii, ..•„ fifii Propp. i Temple, Miry ,:: STibter, CUy j: Pieree, Ui PjiSflt Jli ' HiiDiueVm- -.-; iTOel. M ; E; r, nna . [;;,iiHirha .. ' .. ' avHiaB, , J-SB! MtlJuEt ' ' Jjrtla l P ' Of 1967 Meredith Treece, Sonya Richardson, Johnnie Green, Brenda Posey, Suzanne Sexton, Robert Sperfcer, Dianne Olson, Pat Duvall, Margaret Perkins, Linda Comeaux, Gloria Woodkins, Georgia Johnson, Virginia Bogan, Osie Combs, Neal Simmons, Tom Carpenter, Allen Lovett, Clifford Aaron, Benny Rodriguez, Bobby Elizondo, Gary Mueller, Ron Harp, Bobby Hatcher, Billy Depucio, Emmett Jones, Tom Eaton, Mike Johnson, Wayne Coker, Jerry Morrow, Ronnie McClellan, Gary Morse, Arthur Anderson, Victor Bond, Daniel Curry, Charles Mitchum, Kenneth Browning. SEVENTH ROW (left to right): Ken Holubec, Clifton Snodgrass, Glen Stubblefield, Russell Kiebler, Bobby Wier, Machelle Seibel, Arnel Craj-ton, Gilbert Ortez, Larry Wesley, David Pilsner, Terry Hale, Clay Bolen, Billie Dickson, Eugene Bowling, Tom Talevich, Richard Fox, Gary Luton, Steve Klotzman, Bobby Walker, Keith Sharp, Ron Day, Glen Sheffield, Lucien Kettle, Jerry Casper, Ronald Salles, Ronnie Martin, Rudy Perez, Eugene Chargois, Carl Davis, Gary Mayes, Andrew Knoxson, Tommy Toups, Billy Ballard, Robert Hutch ins, James Garza, George Ray, James Garza, Mike Miranda, Bubba Ross, John Huff. EIGHTH ROW (left to right): Mike Sims, David Joyner. Harry Sanders, Jeff Kirby, Cliff McGee, Denis Auger, Kerry Osterholm, Ivy Simmons, Mike Casper, Ricky Hamilton. Sonny Kelly, Rudy Wistinghausen, Joe Gillespie, Daniel Bergeron, Butch .Poston, David Bergeron, Bruce Criddle, Curtis Sharp, Ronald Wrobleski, Jimmy Goodroe, Bill Arnold, Mark White, Jimmy Goldberg, Paul Guyton, John Hertenberger, Jay Duvall, Tom King, Larry Gazzier, Chris Craig, Terry Schultz, Gordon Thompson, Cleveland Gay, Aurelio Garza, Kirby Gorton. Chuck Gilland, Buddy Todesco, Roger Landry, Eddie Glidden, Perry Cloud, Jesse Fremont. NINTH ROW (left to right): Larry Harvey, James Moore, Jason Hebert, Denny Patterson, Bobby Ross, Eddie Dahl, Craig Speer, Mike Hurd, Mike Barger, Roland Castanie, Arthur Sims, Doug Wyatt, Allen Wilkenfeld, David Hart, David Haney, Eddie Couvillon, Dick Wiles, Pat McNulty, Ronnie Hart, Robert Cummings, Johnny Glazener, .Sonny Hilden, Ronnie Lambright, Kenneth Bullock, Ronnie Milburn, David Yoxtheimer, Terry Moore, Terry Garriss, Timmy Bradshaw, Marvin Peterson, Emry Thomas, Steve Calhoun, Richard Cox. Kenneth Weaver, Mickey Thompson, Donnie Parr, Douglas Guthier, Jimmy Alderman. TENTH ROW (left to right): Mike Casey, David Goodbar, Jimbo Deggs, Charlie Lowe, August LaFoy, Larry Smith, George Capetillo, Jerry Bryant, Marshall Williams, Randall Birdsong, Jim Luhning, Paul Yates, David May, Eddie Haire, Bill Sherr, Jim Triplett, Mark Varley, Arvie Baker, Ronnie Clements, Mike Burkhalter, Charles George, David Hunter, Wayne Smith, John Shockey, Mike Wheatley, Steve McCoy, Jim Watson, Lew Weber, Buddy Jolmson, Tommy Prouty, Steve Hunter, Ricky Smith, Ronnie Smith, Gary Smith, Danny Stem. Jerry Thompson, Noel Blythe, Jerry Patterson, David Burton, Jack Strange, Mike Talley, George Pyle. 185 Student Council The Student Council is very active. They sponsor the Sweelheart Dance, Good Sportsmanship League, and work with the Key Club on Career Day. Mike Casey — President Pat Ottinger — Vice-President Iris Bergeron — Secretary Martha Byrd — Treasurer 186 FIRST ROW, Left t(i Right: Milic Cas.y; I ' at Ottinger; Iris Bergeron; Martha Byril; Kay Nunn; Tyra Andersim. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Riehard Worthy; Milton McQuage; Sharon Clepper; Steve Gates; Wayne Froesehl; David Goodbar; Wayne Smith, THIRD ROW, Left to Right: jimmy Jones; Delil)ie Sims; Don Clark; Del)bie Courtney; David Sharp; Susan Larson; John .Slaggs. J , n !|; 1 Sl - Stingaree Tales 11 1 a mm m . • ifi ■ p ■ E B a] H M mp ' u r ' jd K l i H HU r Vi l H 1 ' ' jHH The Yearbook Staff Becky Marsh Karen Scruggs Penny Henson Glenna Chain Sally Hudnall Barbara Scribner Stingaree Tales Editorial StafJ Cind) ' Bor«5en Libby Johnston Tyra Anderson Fall Editor-in-Chief Janine Burks I Spring Editor-in-Chief Susan Campbell Ginfrer Lowe II i m. .:;-iU -.. Junior-Senior Picnic Hurry up, Marco, bring on the lior s vo we c: n slort tin- game. FFA Awards Banquet Appreciation and awards rated high on the pro- gram at the annual Future Farmers of America banquet. Above, Skip Selheim, left, and David Yoxtheimer, far right, look on while Sponsor Mr. Westmoreland, center, presents awards to Hank Darden, center left, and Sonny Hilden. Skip Selheim received the State Award pin. Hank Darden, the Outstanding Senior Boy check for $50, Sonny Hilden, Outstanding Project Pro- gram, and David Yoxtheimer one Public Speaking Pin and Certificate of Merit supervising chapter. Honorary FFA plaques were presented to, from left, Delbert Warden, Dr. Engman, Mrs. Tootsie Ross, Bill Spencer, and Mr. C. E. Decker, as the five persons most instrumental in acquiring the new AG bam at Texas City High School. ' JtrK f One of the activities during the year for the FFA and FHA was a western party given for club members and their dates. 193 Mr. Tom Clark, left, TCHS journalism instructor, and Dr. Dave Engman, superintendent of Texas City Independent School District, received plaques from the Texas City chapter of D.E.C.A. Mr. Clark received the photographer of the year plaque. Dr. Engman received the honorary membership plaque. Mr. Clark instructs the yearbook staff, pictured below, and takes all the pictures used in The j Stingaree. i. ■III Senior Activities On Dead Day I Miss Holden ' s government class is in order . . . A bit of joking goes on in Mrs. De- Lay ' s English class . ' . . And Mrs. Byrd strikes Paul Yates for making a HOOK ' EM HORNS sign! 195 I- r; SPORTS 197 4 ' jtiif ' • fw •i Stingaree Varsity FRONT ROW: Pat Edmundson, trainer; Wayne Basemore, manager; Mike Lowe; Maurice Mascorro; Harry McAninch; John Staggs; John Huff; Bobby Elizondo; Mike Miranda; Rocky Simon; J. B. Fitch; Jimmy Langford; G ach Dale Taylor. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Alderman, trainer; Roland Castanie; Doug Wyatt; Dee Williams; Jack Strange; Denny Patterson; Eddie Dahl; Kenneth Gritta; Mike Drake; Jayson Hebert; Paul Horton; George Pyle; Lew Weber, manager; Head Coach Lloyd Parker. THIRD ROW: Jsimes Risinger; Bruce Smith; Mike Casey; Ronnie Smith; Bobby Ross; David Gorcyca; Gerald Brown; Bryan Ohmert; Allen Wilkenfeld; Jerry Thompson; Craig Speer; Coach Bob Sliva. FOURTH ROW: John Gorman; Wayne Froeschl; Jimbo Deggs; Steve McCoy; Roger Krumholdt; David Burton; Mike Stark; Donnie Parr; Buddy Todesco; Arthur Sims; David Hart; Coach John Hancock. FIGHTINO STING REE§  - 198 Jeanne Jobe, a senior, was clorted by the Stingarecs a.« the 1966 Football Queen. She was pn-sented her trophy at the annual Football Banquet. K, :- ' - - M.:AMiek; Hill; Coitli ' unior Varsity FRONT ROW: Cleo Lynch, manager; David Tilley; Vance Arriola; Ricky Vanderslice; Leo Lynch; Bobby Weir; manager. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Foreman; Henry Norris; Mike Darby; Bobby Jones; Mike Stanley; Paul Horton; Steve Jaworski; David Swenson; manager. LAST ROW: Don Williams; Curtis Miles; Mike Lowe; David Gorcyca; Bo Anders; Dewey Mitch- ell; Jimmy Risinger; Kerry Steed. S fe l5 f ' . i UJ i 4l- ? Ar . Sophomore Football Squad 1 FRONT ROW: Chuck McQuaig; Wilfred Williams; Doyle Fletcher; David Wyatt; Lynn Krumholt; Richard Ramirez; Jerry Steed; Jinimy Carter; Dale Colthard, manager. MIDDLE ROW: Ross Kyle; Ronnie Martin; Darrell Duncan; Lee Saunders; Bobby McKey; Louis Head; Jim Maxwell; Robert Wheeler; Dwayne Forque; Gary Alexander; Coach Isenberg. LAST ROW: Jeff Hutchms; James Dudley; Danny Day; Jackie Hutchins ; Tom Michell; Pete Auger; Earl Piatt; Larry Carden; Mike Franklin ; Coach Clark. 199 Stingarees wait with mixed emotion while waiting for departure to San Antonio. • Hf  Tesi Housic Jlascai play started ite cet lirew (teres Diate ipiartei vaiils DAVID BURTON MIKE CASEY San Antonio The Stingarees went to San Antonio ready for a victory. Their tremendous effort paid off, for although the Stings did not score they held the third rated team in the State scoreless. The Rebels expected very link ' trouble from the Slings, but soon realized that the Texas City bunch had been greatly underestimated. Tlie Stingarec s|)irit was raging and the boys were ready to make their bid for the 12-1 A ( ' li;nii])i(Hislii|). 200 Texas City —18 vs Smiley — Texas City had no trouble in beating Smiley of Houston in Stingaree Stadium. The running of Maurice Mascarro paid off with a Sting touchdown on the first play of the second quarter. The next offensive effort started at the Sting twenty yard line. Mascorro tried the center for a gain of three yards, then Mike Drake threw a pass to Ken Gritta at the forty and he ran the. rest of the way for a touchdown. The attempt by Drake to pass for the extra points failed. In the last quarter, Drake intercepted a Smiley pass and ran fifty yards for the third Stingaree touchdown of the game. JIMBO DEGGS EDDIE DAHL 201 Texas City 7 vs Bay town 16 The running of Maurice Mascor- ro and a spectacular touchdown catch by Ronnie Smith were the bright spots of the Baytown-Texas City game. The Ganders came on strong in the second half and fought off the Stings, 7-16. Hold it up high, boys. This is the sign seen at every home game to advertise the popular Key Qub dances. w- nWII) IIAKT BOBBY ELIZONDO WAYNE FROESCHL 202 v! ' iKv 7 :vfwf! Id TCHS Tri-Captains meet with Rayburn Co-Captains at the start of another 12-4A district game. Wake up, Craig, it ' s game time! ' .- ' «? • came on ■ XKS. Mfi- i Texas City 16 vs Sam Rayburn 14 The Stingarees were a team to be proud of as they drove past the Sam Rayburn Texans at Pasa- dena ' s Memorial Stadium for their first district win of the season. Taking charge following the kick- off, the Stings were in control until the final pe- riod. The air-minded Stings used the pass play only six times during the game, but completed the one that counted as Jack Strange, who had just re- turned to the lineup, hit David Hart in the end- zone for a touchdown. JAYSON HEBERT JOHN HUFF I HI  ' 203 z::! Hm STEVE McCOY ALL DISTRICT Texas City — vs Pasadena — 14 The Pasadena Eagles capitalized on two long runs to deal the Texas City Stingarees their second district loss of the season in Pasadena ' s $400,000 Memorial Stadium. It was a well played game with the two long gainers making the difference.  m V ' MIKE MIRANDA ' ■ 4 ' , 204 t lUDBTIICr Texas City vs South Houston 28 South Houston ' s scrappy Trojans thoroughly trounced the Texas City Stingarees 28-0. To start off the action the Trojans and Stings traded the ball back and forth. South Houston scored three times in the second quarter. After the Stings ' rude awakening in the first half, they came bounding back to play the catch-up game. Texas City showed that fighting spirit when Strange hit David Hart and Wyatt for a total of 34 yards and ran the ball himself for 9 more, only to have the drive run out on the Trojan 17. As the game endfed, the South Houston Trojans marched off the field with a victory. DENNY PATTERSON GEORGE PYLE !!s1flt !i V r- Another hard-played game comes to an end, as both teams meet as one. 205 ARTHUR SIMS RONNIE SMITH . . CRAIG SPEER District Honorable Mention Texas City vs Brazosport 31 The first half of the hall game belonged to Texas City. The Sting- arees rated as the underdogs in the contest, held the Exporters sroreless for the first quarter. The only bright spot of the game came midway in the final period when Mike Casey, Mike Drake, Jack Strange, Maurice Mascorro, and Doug Wyatt pooled their efforts along with every other member of the Sting ball club, to bring the ball down to the Shipper 15 yard marker before the drive fizzled out. 206 fi. - — Hl ' (li Ti 1 .. ,., JERRY THOMPSON All-District 2nd Team Texas City 18 vs Ball High 27 In a very exciting game, the Ball High Tors outlasted Texas City to score a 27-18 win in the evenly matched contest. The Stings and Ball High failed to move the ball on their initial series in the game. Mascorro started the push with a 21 yard scamper and later plunged over for the score. After two attempts, the Stings failed to secure the extra points. The Tors evened the count midway in the second quarter in a 62 yard drive. The turning point in the game came when a Tor intercepted one of Mike Casey ' s aerial endeavors. Two plays later Tor quarterback Mike Hoover sneaked across for the score and the kick was good. As time ran out the score- board glowed with a dull light for Texas City fans. . - ' JACK STRANGE District Honorable Mention BUDDY TODESCO 207 La Marque 14 If people cried after the fumbled field goal attempt, in the final 59 seconds of Texas City ' s homecoming game against La Marque, no one noticed because five and one half inches of rain had already fallen in the stadium. The ballgame was Texas City ' s all the way but a missed ex- tra point in the third quarter left the Stings behind, and the fumbled field goal iced the victory for La Marque, and spoiled the TCHS homecoming 11-13. 10,000 plus fans braved the rain to witness one of the most spectacular football games of the 1966 football season. lesa 22-14. com ( 208 Texas City 22 vs Deer Park 14 Texas City ' s persistent Stingarees closed the 1966 football season with a bang as they walloped Deer Park 22-14. It was the Sting ' s ball game all the way, even the enclosing fog couldn ' t stop them. Maurice Mas- corro exhibited his running ability when he streaked 54 yards for the first T. C. touchdown. On the final play ? ' jr i of the first half. Deer quarterback, Dale Thorpe, attempted to pass, but he faded too deep and Allen Wilken- feld shot through in the end zone for a safety and 2 more points to give the Stings an 8-0 halftime lead. The Stings scored again following the Deer kickoff and Eddie Dahl kicked the extra point. Doug Wyatt, Mike Drake, and Mascorro put together the final T. C. score, Dahl ' s kick was true and the Stings had the vic- tory 22-14. AT. T.F.N WILKENFELD DOUG WYATT District Honorable Mention 209 District Honors S e i k ' STEVE McCOY All District First Team ofciv JERRY THOMPSON— JIMBO DEGGS All District Second Team m Jack Strange, Ronnie Smith, Doug W)-att, Wayne Kroeschl, Craig Speer, Allen Wilkenfeld. Distiict Honorable Mention 710 r Academic Award Ronnie Smith. Stingaree wingback, was honored with the Second Annual Academic Award. This award was devised by the Stingaree Coaching Staff in order to honor the player who has the highest scholastic average. Ronnie, who is a senior, maintained an average of 89. Good Sportsmanship Award Allen Wilkenfeld, Stingaree senior defensive end and offensive guard was the winner of the Good Sportsman- ship Award. This award is given every year by the Quarterback Club to the most deserving player who is selected by the Stingarees. Mr. Joe Brown representing the Texas City Quarterback Club presented the award. . U:. ' ' !! Most Valuable Player Award Craig Speer, senior guard, and one of the Stingaree Captains was presented the Most Valuable Player Award by Mr. Dixie Walker. This award was originated in 1948 by Mr. Walker. He donated the original trophy and presents it every year to the player voted by his teammates as the best player of the year. 211 Varsity Basketball Tram DEFENDING DISTRICT CHAMPIONS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Edmundson, manager; Eddie Glidden; Johnny Glazner; Ronnie Smith; Dan Baker; Wayne Smith; Sammy Hyde; Ronnie Clements; Bruce Smith; Phillip Cothoran; Leon Jones; Jimmy Alderman, trainer; Bobby Cayce, manager. IN THE CENTER: Varsity Coach Joe DeCuir. Cfiach Joe DeCuir stresses some points of the game during a time out. 212 Coaching staff of the Stingarce Basketball team arc Coach Joe DeCuir and Coach Milton Iscn- berg. Junior Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Mike Stanley; Mark Butz; David Wyatt; Charlie Davis; Mason McDonald; Gary Cayce, manager. SECOND ROW: Mike McDonald; John Staggs; Mark Scharper; Larry Roberts; Harry McAninch; Gerald Brown; Mike Lowe. THIRD ROW: Coach Isenherg; Dee Williams; Freddie Ramos; Milton McQuage; Roger Webb; Larry Blanton; Tom Michelle; Mike McClain; Don Taylor. Dr. Engman : Just whistle a happy tune 213 SAMMY HYDE All State — 3rd Team All District — 1st Team South Zone — 1st Team RONNIE CLEMENTS South Zone — 2nd Team DAN BAKER Texas City 56 vs Deer Park 54 In an exciting game, the Stings edged by the Deer for another district win. Texas City 51 vs Deer Park 58 The Stings dropped a close game against the Deer. The exciting game was won in the last minute of play. BELOW: The packed TC gym illus- trates another night of enthusiasm for the Stings. 215 PHILLIP COTHORAN LEON JONES Texas City 69 vs Brazosport 64 In one of the most exciting games of the season the Stings rallied after two overtimes to beat the Shippers for a second district win. Texas City 64 vs Brazosport 71 Texas City ( ;is. knocked out of the district race as the Stings bowed to tlie Shippers. What some people won ' t do to got into a picture. 216 •„rf Texas City 51 vs Ball High 52 The Stings lost a decisive battle to the Tors in the closing seconds of the game. Texas City 63 vs Ball High 50 The Stings showed the Tors they meant business when they defeated them on the Texas City court with a capacity crowd watching the Stings win again. BRUCE SMITH f J ' ■ ■ ir 7 1 fp iA w m 9L. ' ' ' . ' fe M -41 RONNIE SMITH Hey Mark, looks like you are the center of attention again. 217 Texas City 73 vs La Marque 51 The Stinps demonstrated their unsurmounted skills as thev defeated the Tigers and ended the first half of district plav with a 3-1 rec ord. Texas City 64 vs La Manjue 59 The 1066-67 Basketball sea- son closed with a win over La Marque as they tied with Brazosport for the second place slot. W.WNE SMITH ' Y Kt m m 1 « . 1 wi i M K 1 f ik M K- n .k 218 ' ■ .. ' m 51 ■-aoiKiiaiHJ ■: m as -Jers and ' ar iie 59 i-setlall sea- J  in over iiev tieii till ' econ(! place ' Mo5 Valuable Basketball Player Award Ronnie Clements, the 1967 recipient of the most valuable player award, is shown right with his trophy. Mr. Joe Brown is presenting him one of the most coveted awards a player may re- ceive. The trophy was first established in 19.56 by the Milton Agee Family. Most Improved Basketball Player Award Ronnie Clements, the 1967 recipient of the most improved player award was presented his trophy by Mr. Jack Mosher. Mr. Mosher a 1950 graduate of TCHS established this aw ' ard in memory of his father, the late Clarence Mosher. Jack played on the state championship team from TC in 1949 and made all-state that year and in 1950. The most improved player is chosen by Coach Isenberg and Coach De Cuir. Best Sportsmanship Award Eddie Glidden was awarded the best sportsmanship trophy by Mr. Jimmy Drake, president of the Quarterback Club, who originated the trophy in 1965. This award is voted on by the team and presented to the boy who shows the best sense of fair play and all around good sportsmanship on the basketball court. Roger Landn- ; Jeff Darde ; Buddy Johnson ; Mark Meza ; Mike Lowe. Specialists Coach Hancock; Martin Kelly; Kenneth Hunter; Jeff Hutchinson. Swimming Team Free Stylers Earl Vicknair; Tommy Davis; Lloyd Jones; Jerry Sharp. Shannon Clark, manager; Coach Hancock; Mark Meza, captain. 220 ftH Jrff Hutchins; Charlie Gmk; Pole Aup.r; na%id Young. M 1 -, %i, t t:; I arsLty Golf Team John Duree; Richard Segura; Mike Tucker; BiUy Ballard; Coach Davis; Clifford Johnson; Marshall Williams. Junior Varsity Golf Team Ray Lease; Dennis Auger; Coach Davis; Dan Honeycutt; Patrick McGrory; Gilbert Mayfield. 221 Pole Vaulters Richard Ziegelnieyer; Allan Lovett; Mike Drake. Tr Coaches and Manager Coach Dale Taylor; track manager, Willie Manning; Coach Bob Sliva. Distance Men FRONT ROW: Richard Worthy; Wayne Ochoa; Steve Gates; Tom Carpenter; Jack Bornsheuer. TOP ROW: George Felkner; Santos Ramos; Billy Watlengel; Henry Norris. 222 -■fi V MSJ ' « li • . [ ! r Hurdlers Bobby Ross; David Bucklew; Wesley Hoover; Paul Horton. Stingaree Track Team High Jumpers Bobby Ross; Bruce Smith; James Hale; Richard Gomez. r i f Sprint Relay John Huff; Maurice Mascarro; Ken Gritta; Doug Wyatt; Bill Kenny. ffitS. Mile Relay Doug Wyatt; Terr Coker; Larry- Rousseau; Greg Hardy. 1 Sprint Relay Louis Head; Roger Krumholt; Mike Drake; Mike Stanley; John Staggs. ' ■ ' C ' Ki ? Sprinters FRONT ROW: Mike Stanley; Robert Spencer; Terry Coker; Ixiuis Head. TOP ROW: Larry Rousseau: BUI Kenny; Greg Hardy; Doug Wyatt. 224 Shot Putters and Discus Mike Wheatley; Karl I ' lalt: John Gorman; Sammy Hyde. k Most Valuable Swimmer Martin Kelly, a junior, is being presented his trophy by swimming coach John Hancock. 1, ' ;; f . j Outstanding Athletes J ' - Terry Coker; Most Valuable Trackman Award; Jimmy Langford: Fighting Heart Award; Bubba Ross: Baseball Good Sportsmanship Award; Bill Ballard: Most Valuable Golfer; Jack Bornsheuer: Most Dedi- cated Trackman; Ronnie Smith: Most Valuable Baseball Player 225 Varsity Baseball Team T S!1 J TOP ROW: Jim Triplet!, manager; Dan Baker; Jimbo Deggs; Ronnie Smith; Wayne Froeschl; Mark Varley; Terry Moore; Roland Castanie; Kenneth Weaver; Coach Milton Isenberg. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Qark; Phillip Cotharn; Harry McAninch; Ernie Solis; Larry Roberts; Johnny Glazner; Mike McDonald; Jim Mace, manager. FIRST ROW: Mike Miranda; Benny Rodriquez; Jimmy Langford; Bubba Ross; Gerald Brown; Dale Coulthard, manager; Nathan Norris, manager. Fsrema SEl Best All Around Athlete RONNIE SMITH 226 h 9 9 B f f f P P Moort; 1 Enie Junior Varsity Baseball Team TOP ROW: Kerry Camfield; Mark Scharper; Dee Williams; Mike Stark; Randy Hunter; Jim Maxwell; Richard Posey; Coach Foreman. SECOND ROW: Gary Cayce; Roger Caswell; Eddie Cornelius; Rusty McClellen; Bobby McKey; Mark Butz; Wayne Basemore, manager. FIRST ROW: Doyle Fletcher; David Wyatt; David Tilley; Ronnie Martin; Mickey Granger; L. J. Hertenberger. Stinga Dianna White; Mary Polanco; Don Qark; Wendy Williams. 227 JOHNNY GLAZNER !i WAYNE FROESCHL % i MIKE MIRANDA Senior Mn i BUBBA ROSS BENNY RODRIOI ' EZ MARK AKI K •41 KENNETH WEAVER St mgarees w m i - iii m ffn mw ' ' JIiMBO DEGGS ROLAND C ASTANIE % RONNIE SMITH 229 Sports Round- Up ■J VERTISEMENT. Throuffh ih y  €Mrs wo hat ' € piono€ rt d wmtny hanking s€ rviws an iht 31aint€Mn€i anti wt art siiii searching ior TEXAS CITY h€ ttor u?€tgs to st rrf you. V hatt V4 r iht financial taMIDIBML BANK fi « , fM Texas Vity IVational Bank officer triii he gifni to serve you. t mm JA I ( 232 Tl THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Congrafulaflons From Your Local Agents JIM E. KELLY. C.L.O. Staff Mgr. SAJA BILL ADAMS SAJA GORDON MYERS SAJA JAMES A. LLOYD SAJA 816 6th Street North, Texas City. Texas Southwestern Home Office 1100 Holcomb Blvd., Houston I, Texas JERRY AULDS SAJA BERNIE LUMPKIN— Your School Photographer Henderson Texas 233 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1967 OLIVIA WAH CHANG CORPORATION Producer of Rare Metals Texas Division Texas City Texas GUAR 234 WI 8-8004 1015 9th St. N — - Texas City Congratulations, Seniors jlV MODERN ( CLEANERS nil Sixth St. Wi 5-76 II DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY SERVICE NORGEVILLE Prompt Dependable We ' re Glad You Seniors LOWELL PETERSON, Owner Made It OLIVIA VALDEZ, Mgr. A. T. HAVARD. Driver Congratulations Dial WI 8-8253 PATTERSON PLUMBING ■ f ' i 913 IWh St. N. Texas City ■ Congratulations, Seniors G. W. HETHERINGTON ' ' , ' Si TEXAS CITY BUILDING MATERIALS INCORPORATED Jeweler 313 Sixth Street North WI 5-9122 B 1001 Texas Avenue WI 5-7473 Phone WI 5-7871 P[ Texas City, Texas 315 Sixth Street 1 3N GUARANTEE ABSTRACT COMPANY 801 Sixth Street North WI 5-7461 BAY TEX LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Texas City, Texas Complete One-Stop Building Service Representing 1313 Texas Avenue P. O. Box 791 ' ,,as Cliy KANSAS CITY TITLE INSURANCE CO. Texas City, Texas 1 AND 1 SOUTHWEST TITLE INSURANCE CO. 235 Congratulations  Dial Wl 5-6MI Seniors ANNA ' S FLOWER SHOP STANSFIELD SUPPLY 521 Seventh Street N. Phone Wl 5-7428 Continuous Service Since 1947 831 Sixth Avenue North Texas City, Texas ■ Shipley — the Quality JSJ Name in Doughnuts ffy R ' l WARM— FRESH DO-NUTS DAILY M DIRECT TO YOU. 4 0 — Filled and Regular — Wholesale Retail WHERE TO BUY THEM SHIPLEY DO-NUT SHOP DERREST WILLIAMS Enco Service Station Corner 9th Ave. and 9th St. No. Phone Wl 5-7200 Texas City, Texas 911 9th Ave. N.— Wl 8-8083 Appraisals f % Mortgage Loans r 9| FHA Area Broker fflP Compliments of PAUL Pin BAY STAFFORD REALTY COMPANY RADIO AND APPLIANCE CO. 619 6th Street North Phone Wl 5-7202 1201 Sixtti Street N. We Sell the Best, and Service the Rest Wl 5-2351 Texas City, Texas Compliments of LAUFMAN ' S JEWELRY SMITH ' S BARBER SHOP Diamonds Watches Gifts Three Barbers to Serve You. Here the bride selects her Sterling, Crystal, China Engraved Wedding Announcements URBAN SMITH— Owner 236 ' SHOP fMNT0W5KY§ Compliments of W| HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY • ' 5.rce |? 7 Everything For The Home A Friendly Place to Trade - 915 6th Ave. N. ■ ' lii 832 Fifth Avenue North Texas City, Texas Phone Wl 5-4416 £i ■Ci, W Compliments i?4- of Best of Luck 9(f ; PORTER ' S DON WYAH •« ' Ladies ' Apparel REAL ESTATE I SHOP 513-16 Sixth Street North Wl 5-5459 ■ ' HM3 fj Ti Ot i.5«UANa CO, TROUTS Don ' t Blow Up— Call Up SPORTING CHUOKE PLUMBING  «.Sor i GOODS 725— 9th Avenue North i: i-M «i Wa « fet 1 JACK ' N ' JILL By Eating, Children ' s Wear .-OP We Overcome Hunger; By Study, 517 Sixth Street North - ,•■■- ' ou. Phone Wl 5-6 III • ;« -r Ignorance Texas City, Texas ■•vjV WILKENFELD AGENCY Boys and Girls— Infants Thru 14 1 617 8th Avenue FREE GIFT WRAPPING 237 BOZEMAN APPLIANCE Sales and Service R.C.A. Whirlpool Appliances 1710 Texas Ave. Wj 5-7979 INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS Wholesale Hardware industrial Supplies Rental Tools Equipment l|2 1 Texas Avenue Wl 5-6246 Wl 5-7781 If We Don ' t Have It We Can Get If JOHN ' S MAINLAND BEAUTY COLLEGE ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO. 1524-26 — Texas Avenue Wl 5-4401 MANUEL ' S TRIM SHOP YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR SPECIALTY COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY Phone Wl. 5-2118 1220 TEXAS AVENUE TEXAS CITY. TEXAS people on the go... go BURGER CHEF JOHNSON MATERIAL CO. Ready Mixed Cement 93l }th Ave. S. Wl 5-4446 Texas City, Texas from Burgef Chel Dell- ciously d(tfe ent cause It s Open Fla me Broiled and 100°. p ore beet Team it with a sack of crisp trench tries. You can ' t beat it lor {ust 30c. 238 Homp of the World ' s Greafpst 16( Hambuigpr! 2305 Palmer Hwy. Texas City, Texas -: ' es ' - ' Went ' 5 Can Set If C 1 REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE — All Work Guaranteed — Wl 5-2752 Texas City 1 The Strength of Our Future is vested In our Children. FRED LINTON EMKEN-LINTON FUNERAL HOME .■ CO, Congratulations Seniors A. A. SMITH INSURANCE A.lways A.vailable S.ervice Congratulations Class of ' 67 MEYERS SERVICE, INC. Auto Parts 516— 5th Avenue North Texas City, Texas OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 1 r 22 29 1 SUPER MARKETS Wl 5-223! 213 Sixth Street North Open Seven Days a Week Texas City, Texas Phones , ,„ T A Wl 5-7051 618 Texas Avenue JOE BURK AUTO PARTS Machine Shop Texas City, Texas DEE WALKER REALTY CO. 311— 9th St. N. Texas City Tel. Wl 8-1701 We Specialize In Homes Sales — Rentals 239 Congratulations CHADWICK STUDIO 612 Fifth Avenue North Phone Wl 5-5651 PERSONALITY PORTRAITS Chadwick ' s Custom Color is a Product of the Finest Processing and Workmanship Known to Photography MR. JACK GIBBY Manager ' 0 Haberdashery Sportswear 507— 6th St. North Phone Wl 5-5421 Compliments of Phone Wl 5-2101 713 Sixth St. N. Texas City, Texas GLAZER GLASS CO. Phone Wl 8-8531 ANYTHING IN GLASS Sincere Congratulations Seniors From MAINLAND BANK TRUST COMPANY Texas City, Texas Member F.D.I.C. The All-Purpose Account That Lets You Shop Many Stores With One Charge Card. Compliments of GOODBAR ' S 921—9 Ave. N. to the Class of 1967 240 Ittiy ; }SMSf.N. .;■:■! ieniors 5 BANK :OMPANY FAiC With a hand in every phase of the oil business, Marathon Oil helps to build the future as it grows. Looking ahead helps a company to grow wisely. We know that as we build our future we are helping to build tomorrow ' s world. Exploring for oil on five continents, producing oil or gas in 22 states in the U. S. and two other countries, we are developing a great natural resource. Our three U. S. refineries and two partly owned plants in Europe transform crude oil into useful products. Thousands of miles of pipelines move our crude oil and refined products where they are needed. And selling our products through 3,700 Marathon service stations in the American midwest, plus hundreds more in Italy and West Germany, helps to supply the motive power that keeps the modern world on the move. MARATHON Ol LOOKING AHEAD — IN EXPLORATION • PRODUCTION • TRANSPORTATION • REFINING • MARKETING • RESEARCH 241 W : V Congrotulations and Best Wishes ' ' ° ' TEXAS CITY-LA MARQUE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bertolett Motors Inc. Gene Homon Ford Inc. Jelly Jones Oldsmobile Rambler Inc. Mahaffey Motor Co. Welch Brothers Chevrolet Inc. i 242 TION THE MARTIN COMPANY W KINNEY ' S SHOES ■ 421-423 6th St. North B Texas City, Texas LYNN DEES ' JUNIOR SHOP OF THE MAINLAND (Juniors, Petltes, Ladies) Wl 8-1392 1313— 4th Street North Girls of Ail Ages Who Are Young at Heart Compliments of DLENCO BLIND COMPANY 2830 Palmer Hwy. Telephone: Wl 5-7751 GRAY ' S LANES Phone Wl 5-4242 3232 Palmer Hwy. Texas City, Texas Serving the Best Chicken in Texas for Over 25 Years TEXAS CITY Phone Wl 5-2881 2820 Palmer Hwy. SHEP ' S LITTLE CHICKEN SHACK TEXAS STYLE FRIED CHICKEN Self-Servlce and Orders To-Go Texans Have Bought Over 30 Million Orders, We think you ' ll like it too. Buy it by the Piece, or buy it by the Sack. But be sure to buy it at — SHEP ' S LIHLE CHICKEN SHACK CLOSED MONDAY LLOYD Q. SEABOLT ' 241 11 2 South Gordon St., P.O. Box 1182 Phone OLd Field 8-5622 Alvin, Texas Distributor for LION Petroleum Products FIEST ' S BEAUTY SALON 221-2 Avenue North Texas City, Texas Wl 5-6583 Complete Beauty Care KEEP THIS PLACE IN MIND, A BETTER ONE IS HARD TO FIND 243 La Marque, Texas MEMBER of FDIC :!!lL .:= TOTAL ENERGY the way of ihe future... H.1I Emis iilfit, lower i ihu HouMon Njiural Gas Buildirn: — where itW the power for hcjiing. i:   ling. liphimt! jnd other u c. ' % SMih- Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors From McGAR INSURANCE AGENCY Continuous Service Since 1918 912 Ninth St. North Telephone Wl 5-4406 Texas City Congratulations from FASHION FABRICS 1321— 6+h St. Wl 5-2671 244 I p you know a news-worthy story ... or have a news-worthy picture . . . send it to 7 . N] EW8 Citizen 3131 2 6+ 1 St. N. Texas City You didn ' t finish school? (Lots of luck! You ' re going to need it.) Some people never learn. The smaller your edu- if you want to enjoy a richly rewarding future, cation, the smaller the job you ' ll get. Thetmaller Don ' t sell a good education short. If you ' re in your salary, too. school now . . . stay there! Learn all you can for It ' s a proven fact. You really cut off your as long as you can. If you ' re out of school, find future when you cut out of school. Ant ichool. out about the many ways to get valuable train- At any level. Grade School. High School. Even ing outside the classroom. Visit the Youth Coun- College. sellor at your State Employment Service. Re- Today, to get a good job, you M«d a good member, a good education isn ' t a luxury today, education. Employers insist on it. Good-paying It ' s an absolute necessity, jobs demand it. So you really ought to get it . . . To get a good job,get a good education UNION CARBIDE CORPOIUTION Chemicals Plastics UNION CARBIDE Texas City, Texas 77590 245 r 1 Poclcet Billiards HARBOR CUE CLUB 710 9th Street North Texas City. Texas Family Entertainment SMITH ■ 1 |iIillMI:V U f FERTILIZER Best Wishes to the 1967 Seniors BORDEN CHEMICAL COMPANY Smith Douglass Division Manufacturers of Agricultural Fertilizers and Chemicals IRENE ' S hlouse of Elegance Ladles ' and Juniors ' Wearing Apparel 315 6th Street North Wl 5-6605 Texas City, Texas IE Men ' s Boys ' Wear Your Levi ' s Store 419 Sixth Street Wl 5-2210 WEINER ' S DEPT. STORE Nationally Advertised Famous Brand Clothing For All the Family OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. ' TIL 9 P.M. 119 6th Street North Texas City, Texas ROGERS . . . Fine Shoes 411 Sixth Street North Phone Wl 5-6700 Texas City, Texas 246 KLEIN ' S Smart Fashions in Wearing Apparel Best Wishes, Seniors 417 Sixth Street North Wl 5-4811 1 Picture Framing REEVES Paint — Wallpaper — Gifts Quality Unsurpassed 522 6th St. No. Wl 5- 5831 Custom Draperies HARVEY TRAVEL BUREAU Rejervations for All Airlines — Steamships — Hotels Rent-a-Cars and Nationally Advertised Tours All at No Extra Charge to You Wl 5 22 526 7th Ave. N. Texas City, Texas ' OSE CrJy Compliments of the TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL CLUB Publishers of the Student Directory TEXAS CITY, DIKE AND M AR t N A . INC. TEXAS CITY DIKE AND MARINA, INC. 1446 Texas Avenue and End of Dike Wl 5-5902— Wl 8-8566 MAINLAND PHARMACY 626 Sixth Street North Day— Wl 5-2368 Night— Wl 8-2360 Air Conditioning Heating Ice Makers Refrigeration Residential — Commercial MOSELEY REFRIGERATION COMPANY 20 Years in Texas City 520 6th Ave. N. Wl 5-5822 Compliments of MEREDITH ' S SHOES 528 6th St. Texas City. Texas 247 r Congratulations Seniors WAGNER ELECTRIC 422 Texas Avenue f Compliments of CHAMBER ' S. INC. A-l WHITE TOP TAXI Texas City La Marque Wl 5-4408 WE 5-5408 Compliments of ARMY-NAVY DAVE ' S JEWELRY— LOANS Wl 5-6632 331 Texas Ave. Texas City, Texas CAMERON ' S HARDWARE 10—6 St. Wl 5-6363 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of PETER J. LA VALLE : TONY ' S TEXAS CITY JEWELRY LOAN Your Texas City Headquarters for diamonds, watches, guns, and a complete line of musical and sporting equipment. 232 — Texas Avenue Wl 5-6972 248 Compliments of PICK AND PAY SUPER MARKET 430 Texas Avenue Serving Your Neighbor, Why Not You? AGEE ' S REXALL DRUG R. W. SNELLING J. C. FULLER Complete Drug Service YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED FLOWERS PHARMACY Phone Wl 5-6676 901 Fifth Ave. N. Texas City, Texas Friendship and Service Owner F. R. LAMP BUSBEE ' S Hardware and Appliances Frigidaire Appliances Glastran Boats Johnson Motors SALES AND SERVICE Good Luck, Class of ' 67 BAY PRINTERS STATIONERS Complete Line of Office Supplies Corner of 7th Street and 4th Ave. Phone Wl 5-959! J. r .. r ri r. y -.r i - J. C. PENNEY ' S Always First Quality Texas City, Texas 249 HOWARD FERRYMAN ALLSTATE INSURANCE Compliments of BEARDEN ' S FOOD MARKET 1519 6th Street Norfh Compliments of HICK ' S BARBER SHOP 618 1 0th Street North Compliments of Coin Operated ECON-O-WASH Laundry 1807 6th Street N. Texas City. Texai WHITE ' S THE HOME OF GREATER VALUES HARBOR VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Nuts to School!! BOB WRIGHT Wl 8-2595 Harbor Village Shopping Center Texas City, Texas ZIP ' S TRIM GLASS SHOP 826 9th Avenue North Wl 8-8585 250 Compliments of COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY CHUCK MIKE ' S DRIVE INN Two Locations to Serve You CHUCK MIKE ' S 14006— Texas Ave. Wl 5-7765 DOUBLE R I4l5_6+h St. North Wl 5-4672 Compliments of MAINLAND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 1221 Sixth St. N. Texas City, Texas Phone Wl 8-2546 251 ■ k- i! TEXAS CITY REFINING, INC. Independent Refiner and Shipper Petroleum Products, With General Offices, Refining and Terminal Facilities and Marine Operations In Texas City SALUTES THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 1967 252 r; TOMAX LUMBER COMPANY Everything for the Builder 702 Texas Avenue Phone Wl 5-2371 RUST, EWING, JORDAN, AND SMITH Insurance Real Estate Loans SERVICE ... IS OUR WATCHWORD 619 Fourth Ave. N. Wl 8-1661 DELUXE CLEANERS Drive-in Windows — Fully Insured Big Bonus Stamps 1809— 6th Street N. Texas City, Texas Phone Wl 5-9511 Free Pick-Up Delivery Service For The Entire Family ROYAL LAUNDRY CLEANERS BARTON BROWN, Owner Telephone Wl 8-1616 930 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas PIC-N-PAC 921 Texas Avenue Open Seven Days A Week MR. AND MRS. BENNIE RAY. Owners DISBROWS COMMERCIAL PRINTERS LITHOGRAPHERS Connplete Reproduction Service Phone Wl 8-1 131 625 4th Avenue North Texas City, Texas VOLKSWAGEN OBER VOLKSWAGEN COMPANY Authorized Sales and Service for Galveston County 2627 Palmer Hwy. Texas City, Texas . 0 r ( iMh Cf uA) HOUSTON . OAUAS • T «IP . i tTON «OUC _ _ - 253 1 K ' if kod i y j }- Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1967 ' 5 o- ■Ky y (j .Sb ' ' -vV TEXAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY 25zr- 5,- - Compliments of MAC ' S REFRIGERATION Cooling — Heating Commercial Refrigeration Sales Service Phone Wl 8-2322 520 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas H. S. MAC McMAHAN Compliments of MERCHANTS ' FURNITURE EXCHANGE If It Is to Be Had— We Have It We Buy, Sell or Trade Phone Wl 5-5901 402 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas Phone Wl 5-9371 ELLIS FURNITURE New Used Furniture and Appliances Buy. Sell Trade 322 Texas Avenue Texas City, Texas KTLW Music — News — Sports 4 AM TO SUNSET ARLENE ' S FLORAL SHOP 2326 Palmer Highway Telephone Wl 8-1718 P.O. Box 2419 Texas City, Texas 77590 Corsages Our Speciality Wl 5-4201 510 Sixth Street North Texas City, Texas Jsjnqs Jewell TEXAS CITY ' S FINEST 255 The one who answers the teacher ' s questions, then comes back with a few more of his own. Today his enthusiasm burns high. In college, the spark kindled in him wi flame as never before. And then? Then, he ' ll continue to learn and grow. If he comes with us. We ' ll give him training enough, opportunities enough, challenges enough to keep him happily and productively occupied the rest of his career. For a very selfish reason. Our future in a highly competitive Industry depends on him. On his ability to absorb, to question, to innovate. ( ) We see the teacher looking at him fondly. Proudly. AMERICAN OIL COMPANY We hope to do the same. Someday. Texas Cify Refinery 256 j of Ilis 0« ' mMmt mmm ' r  4- c • ' ' • ' l o « I, ) S TI N ?5 ' kCU ' iAi5a« v WJ i J ri fsi- ' ,t . Nv; v