Thomas Jefferson High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1951 volume:

a i 6 M13 ,5 YELLUIUJHCKET Published by THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS ' PAT FLYNN CECIL BENOIT FRANK CRICCHIO Jo HOLLOWAY , PATSY YOUNG l . SPENCER RAY Edilar-in-Cbief AUOtidle Editor CorBlIJirlm Manager; ,,,,,,,, Artivitie: 412d Organizatiam Bay'; Spam 7777777777777777777777777 We are High School Kids with and we,re doing our dog-gondest to get as much fun as we can from these few short years at T. J. High We drive jalopies, win 01nd sometimes 105$ football games, date our Dream Boats and try to get by With as little studying as possible, the same as a million other teen-agers. Jalopy service a la Bonsall's Golden Chariot. The rough an rugged All-Stars, complete with dainty eyelet ruffles and blue satin gaiters, 2 who defeated their coaches. the usual dreams and fancies Various clubs add spice to our high SChool days. Get a load of LuluD Parents are pals, too. Yea Jackets! Peel Orange! Dreaming of dates and . . . These are some of our A night of dreams! Out princiPAL is keen, Teachers have fun, too. And our girl athletes arenyt so bad either! Dreams that became Realities Yes, a dream is a wish your heart makes, and at Thomas Jefferson High, it is no sooner wished than it comes true. Fulfillment is not always in the form we wish, but the effort and friends and fun that go into our dreams make them all Worth while. The '51 Annual finished at lastl! If nightmares be dreams-then these were the dream gals of the All Female shindig. 5 Mz'cafziw who has helped us fulfill our high- 1951 YELLOW IACKET, to Miss Mac. T0 the one person est dreams, we dedicate this. out me: who is fondly known to the staff as our 5130 759w avg emfmw ,, DREAM SECTION V DEDICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY . SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS . JUNIORS ACTIVITIES SOPHOMORES ATHLETICS SNAPSHOTS ,, ADVERTISEMENTS '0 72!. Z. T. FORTESCUE Superintendent 0f Stboal: The members of the SCHOOL BOARD seated in conference beginning at the right and reading counterclockwise are: Superintendent, Z. T. Fortescue, Leslie MCInnis, R. S. Crotket, 0. V0. Collins, Business Manager, Frank Austin, Business Manager, C. C. Morisson, W. E. Delaney, W. F. Spiegel and Roy Hayes. W. B. KILLEBREW Primipal MRS. C. E BOOZ Przn'dent 0f tb! P.T.A. Officers of the P.T.A. are, left to right: Mrs. C. E. B002, Mrs. james Bender, Mm F. W. Crouch, Mrs. J. B. Ward, Mrs. L. Lubasch, Miss Mary Evelyn Dunn, Mrs B L. Jarrett and Mrs. C. V. Scallorn. Standing, Mrs. W. M Fuller and Mrs A, H. Pressler. They pointed the way to tlae stars . . . i MRS. BEVERLY BROWN MRS. SARA BITTAN 52mm ; Regimar MR. LONNIE DEVALL MISS JEANETTE TENNEY MR. GEORGE DILLAVOU Bo; IV Adzlrm Attendanre peec MISS EOLA GI'NSTREAM MR. P. T, REYNOLDS MISS DELI. HILLE MISS BESSIE Head W D:l7.1v'lmem Bookktcping Distributxvc Education FORTENBERRY I 2 Shonhund Typing ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MISS MAE BELLF PELTON MISS ETHEL hInCONNEIL MISS LENORA DCGRASSE MISS LOUISE ERWIN Head of Depmmum Jmunulnsm Dru , . MISS ELEANOR WXINGO MISS HH,DAH SLAGIE KENNETH PARKER MISS MARGARET MILLER MRS GERALDINE JOHNSON MISS ARA GOLMAN MISS BETTY JEAN DAVIS MRS, ISABELLA BJERRING l3 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MISS BL'RDI-ITTIE SMYTH MRS. LAIVREHA MFRRELL M155 mmsn PFEIFFER Hm! Hf Dgfmrlmem 5mm 1mm MATHEMATICS DEPARTMF NT W. V WARD MISS ALLEETA SVENSSON MISS IRENE SMITH Haul W Ddhulwunl MRS. LAVERNA KIEFER MISS MAB LYNN IIILL PAI'L UOODXWIN MISS EDITH BENZ l4 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT MIS' ' 'XIF SMYTH MISS MARY EVELYN DI'NN IL 3m 'le W W', L CROCHET MISS ALLIECE ANDFRSON T S STANSFLL MISS ELEANOR W'ALI. MISS MARY EI'NICE VICKERS MISS KA'I'HERIXE HILL MISS ,IFXX'FI, HOLLIMAN '5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MRS. HESSIE W'ILLIAMS Nay u GIRLS' ?.E. TEACHERS Mug Bcnyc Jo Wmitc head of the dcpartment, Miss Lois Edw; LL, Mm Mmom Comm, uml Mm Kmy Ltgukc. pause momcnturily in wait work to gwc our mmcm their hxggest smiles. Taking an unusually solemn view of the smmion An: COACHES rEmilc OBrien, Fred Mahler, Tyrus Terrell, and Head Coadl John Tomlm, SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS ELIZABETH SHAW L J. BROUSSARD MRS. REVA BRIGGS Head ol Depxrtmem ARTHUR HODGES MIss BETTYE REED MISS MARTHA BUTLER LIBRARY DEPARTMENT MISS BENNIE WILKERSON MISS MARCELLE FOSTER Hem! Libmrhm JAMES TARTER MISS DORIS GREEN Mechanical Drawing An w G JONES HARRY BENSON v. u. DENTON LELAND KAY Head 0; Depmzmm Prim Shop Mml Shop Wood Shep Prim Shop O. L. LANTZ DONALD HIBBARD Band Music HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MRS GOLDIE SHORT MISS TOM COLLIER MRS IIOAN HENKHAUS Clmhmg Huld or Dtjwlmgw Funds Mcmhnrx r-f Ihc W'OMEN TTACHER S '1 mm im Ih'. Cum Spammammp L L A g u c Nchmr'lchhu gamn arc fmt rrm, 1m m ugh! Mm Ltgzltc. Mn: demrdx Mus Dunlmm mucxr playtm Mm Comm Suv and row Mm hm Ijunm nghl Mn 'Bud Tnmen,Mns Buzltr .md Mlu W hue Mmihgn n! 1110 MEN I'EACH YRS TEAM fur thc pk Mil mm .m hm : 1W Lee Mr Clark; UH rhrct xw lewrw Semnd Dmmn Mr. M :hlu Mr szhx: and Mr OBrun Their dream came tm' BILLY RABE RICHARD PARSONS H6 Preliderl! H6 Vma Prejiderzl Members of the H6 CABINET!Seated, left to right, first row: Billy Rabe, Charles Escamillio, Betty Greer, Richard Parsons, Charles Tupper Margaret Hargett Jean Long. Second row: Barbara Putman, June Taylor, Susan Merrill Evie Day. Katherine Davis Jerry Brammar. Third row1Jerry Keoughan, Ruth Grcco Betty Crouch, June King. Fourth row: Jerry Nowling, Marilyn Duhon BARBARA PUTNAM JERRY NOWLING SUSAN MERRILL H6 Serrelm; H6 Treamrer Flamml Rep. MISS JEWELL HOLLIMAN Receiving ng-aduation honors arc: Susan Merrill Jean Lung Louis Cimino Kenneh Fulgham BetlBy Crouch Dr. M. E. Sa,ddler Principal . Killebrew , 6M M'wa - stvcx 50 f7 cDN' 50' $3wa 009$ 50 2 6 QB WW 51, , Cortex I: 50.51; CR4. 1951 p0 . Iii? 6mm, Czblnet 1c! 9, 0; WC Equ'dmt 10; Con ram 19; Cl Club 18-:1 Srbdeq! Director 0.51; Quarre 50-51; Clpir 1.941; endear m,- heraldx 1951 alliGraci Izair an 19; seball an agei 19-5 , Pr . P4741841 ladwh- 23121;; :1 Cl RM 10418qu letter 'ls JHJI, Te ft; 311.9 61' 151 m,- C3611; 8-12 19-50; 6:: dis 19- g , Herald; 1; Spam'xlz Club 19, 30 h 555 co 7N gx x1 0 p Q v14 5W VS6 CW dV ; 8. r '4' re 51- ad 50; 50. 49 5aerer- Corr pox: II; l: V: 50.516800 Ute 56 p . rmfo'z- 3 I 611! 15$ y X 6 . 9: 65 01,19 1:009 23 Mg: AQI$ M51 A memorable moment is preserved aboveithe Class of January 1951 raising their flag for the last time on Class Dayi Daintily lounging around at Glenda Rabe's slumber party are several of the prominent High Senior boys. P,SiThis is a scene from the Senior Play. 35 BARBARA Booz Vice Preridem BETTY MONCRIEF Treaxmer ELNA BROWN BILLY B013 MOORE Senetm'y Pren'den; 35 OF 1 0A 0w M155 ALIECE ANDERSON pomor First row, left to right: Jerry Williamson, Glenda Chauvin, Margaret Green, Inge Lubasch, Betty Keel, Cecil Benoit, Velma Porter, Bobby Dismukes. Second row: Mille ge McConnico, Russell Balsamo, Mary Childers, Trilby LeBlanc, Betty Moncricf, Esther Hogg, Nalda Viola. Third row: Tom Irwin, Jerry Pettieue, Preston Nelson, Billy Bob Moore, Dick Holmes, Charles Barksdale. ANN ABREGO G.R.A. 48; An Club 50-51; Spanish Club 48-51. GLENDA JUNE ACHORD Bulletin Scribe 50; C a b 1 n at Scribe 50 . EVA AGUIRRE Letter Girls 50- 51; Art Club 50- 51; Spanish Club 48- 50 Jack- eteers 49- 50. FRANKLIN ALBERS Baseball 50-51. DARRELL ALLEN BILL ALLEN D.E. Club 50; Cabinet 49-50. TOMMY ALLEN Track 50-51; Football 50-51; Glee Club 50-51. JOHN ANDERSON RENELLA ARNAUD Band Majorette 48-51; Cabinet 50; Congress Representative-at- Large 50; Vice President 51; 51; Hialf Grade Sweetheart 50; Court 50; Half Grade Posture Queen 49; Glee Club 51, SHIRLEY ARNAUD Heralds 48-51; Vice President 51; Cabinet 49; G.RA Cheerleader 50-51; Court 50. JAMES AULDS RUSSELL BALSAMO Gold Executive Committe ee 50; Projectors Club 48 51; Cabinet48. CHARLES BARKSDALE Cabinet 48-51; President Half Grade 48-49; Flomrial Repre- sentative 51; Congress 49-51; Fire Chief 50-51; Baseball 50-51. PAT BARNES Repertoire 48-49; Heralds 48-51; Cabinet 49-50. JEAN FRANCES BEAN G1R1A. 48-51; Jacketeers 49. J. O. BEDSOLE Basketball 48-50; Baseball 49-50. CECIL BENOIT Heralds 49-51; Annual Staff 49- 51; Act. and Organizations Ed- itor 49-50; Associate Edimr 50- 51; Congress 51; Cabinet 49-51; Pilot Staff 50-51; French Club 50-51. NORMA BENOIT Jacketeers 48. JACKIE BODIN MERLINE Bows Letter Girls 50-51; Team Mana- Cabinet 48-49; Tennis Club MARVIN BOMBECK Track 50-51. GAYLE BONSALL Track 50; Baseball 50. BARBARA Booz Court 48; Hussars 49-51; Lener Girl 51; Half Grade Sweexhean 48; Half Grade Posture Queen 50. HAZEL BOUDREAUX G.R.A. 49-50; Heralds 50-51. EVELYN MARIE BOYD Band 9, 51; Secretary 50-51; Melody4 Maids 49-51; Heralds 49-51; Spanish Club 49-51; ,A. 49750. TRUMAN E1 BOYD Track 4951; Spanish Club 50-51. FRED BRADFORD BILLY LEA BRAUNINGER Boys 616: Club 48; President 49; Choi s;0-51 Odette 50; Court 050; Basketball 49- 51; Foot- ball5 JOAN BRENIZER Spanish Club 48-49;SC1hemisuy Club 49- 50; Band 50- DEAN BRITNELL PATRICIA ANN BRITTON Lener Girls 50-51; Repenoire 43-51; Cabinet 48-49; Treasurer 49; Spanish Club 48-49; Glee Club 50-51; Heralds 50-51; Ten- nis Club 50-51 CARI. BRACEWELL DOLORES BROUSSARD LANDALE BROUSSARD Football 48 84;9 Track 49; Cabmet 49; Cour LYNN CHARLES Bnoussmm Cabinet 48-49; Basketball Mana- ger 48-51. ELNA BROWN Heralds 48-51; Court 51; Cabi- net 48-50; Secretary 49; Treas- urer 43; Secretary 50; Congress 49-50; G.R.A1 481 L015 BROWN Latte: Girls 50-51; Cabinet 48. BILLIE JEAN BRYAN Heralds 48-51; Spanish Club 43- 50: DE. Club 50-51; Congress 50; Cabina so, BILLY JAMES BURKE Band 49-51. BILL BURKS Glee Club 49-51; Vice President 50-51; Choir 49-51; Quarette 50; Harmoneers 50-51; Odette 50-51. BARBARA BURROWS Glee Club 48-49; Annual Staff 49-50; Pilot Staff 48-50. DAVID CAMPBELL Baseball 50. OLLEN CARRIERE WAYNE CARRUTH ESTELLA CASTRO Glee Club 48-51; Secretary 50; Heralds 48-51; Cabinet 50; Jack- ECEEIS JOY CAUSEY Heralds 48-49. GLENDA MARIE CHAUVIN Congress 50; Cabinet 49-50; Repertoire 48-50; Heralds 51; Jacketeets 49; Annual4S-taff 50- 51; Pilot Staff 49-50. MARY CHILDERS Hussars 48-51; Assistant Quarter- master 50; Heralds 49-51; Con- gress 48- 0; Cabinet 48-50; Secremry 50; Leuer Girls 50-51. JAMES CLIVER Maroon Exemtive Committee 50. EDWARD CHOATE Baseball 49-51. WILMA ANNE CLOTHIER Band 49-51; Band Treasurer 50- 51; J.C.L. 49-51; Letter Girls 50-511 BRANDON CHARLES COLEMAN Basketball 48-51; Tennis Club 48-51. CREIGHTON COLLINS Tennis Club 48-51. C. L COOKSEY Football 48-49; Cabinet 50; Intramural Manager 50. MYRTLE MAE COOLEY G.R.A. SO; Jacketeers 50-51; Art Club 50-51; Secretary and Treas- urer 50-51, BEATRICE CRAWFORD Hussars 49-51; Heralds 49-51; Cabinet 49; Secretaxy 49; Letter .Girls 50-51; Glee Club 50; Choir 11 JAMES CURTICE KATHERINE CUTAIA G.R.A. 48-49; Band Majorette 49-50; Glee Club 48-50. ROBERT DAIGLE JAMES WARREN DAMMON VIRGINIA LEE DANIELS Heralds 49-50; Hussars 49-51; ORA. 49.51; Glee Club 49-50; Choix 50-51. GERALD DARTEZ Heralds 49 51; Science Club 50- 51; Presidem 50; 1.01. 5.1 MAHLAN DARTEZ DE. Club 50-51. DON DAvxs Cabinet 49; Spanish Club 48. SYDNEY DAVIS Hussars 49-51; Heralds 49-51. JAMES DELEE BILLY DERESE D.E. Club 49-50. SADIE DEROUEN G.R.A. 48-49; Cabinet 49. PAUL DIAMOND Band 49-51; Jeffexsonians 50-51; J.C.L. 49-50; Cabinet 49; Chem- isuy Club 50 BOBBY DISMUKES HERBERT JACKSON DODD Baseball 49 51; Track 51; Cabi- net 49; Conng ess 4.9 OPAL JOYCE DODSON Glee Club 48; Biblical Arts 49- 50; Heralds 48-50. BERNICE DORE Letter Girls 50-51; Jacketeers .50 EARL DORE CARL DORMAN Band 48-49; JILL JOE DORMAN Basketball 48-51. TIM DOUCET Cabinet 49; J.C.L. 48; Court 50. NETTIF. Dozqu ANNA BELLE DEVILLIER LARRY LEE DRAKE Band 48-51. NATHALEE DUPLECHAIN French Club 50-51; Jacketeexs 49-50 BOB DUMAS DE. 50. DON EAST Jo ANN EDGERLY Hussaxs 495x; Congxess 49-50; Cabinet 49-50. JEAN ELLIOTT JOYCE ELLIOTT HERBERT ESTES Football 48-51; Court 50. CHARLES FARRIS ROSE MARIE FINK B013 FISHER Meritorious Citation 501 SHIRLEY JEAN FISCHER J;C.L1 48; Glee Club 49-50; Sextekte 50-51; Choir 5051; Band Color Guard 50-51. JAMES FISETTE GEORGIE RUTH FIZER MARVIN JAMES FONTENOT Cabinet 48-51; President 49-50; Round Table 49-50; Congress 50; Court 49; French Club 50; Treas- urer 50. DOLORES FOOTE Glee Club 48-49; Choir 49-50; D.E. Club 50; Secretary 50. ELVA LEE FRASIER HEWLETT FRAZIER D.E. Club 49-51. MERRELL EDWARDS GAINES Band 48-51; President 50-51; Heralds 501 MANUEL GALLEGOS Spanish Club 49-50. AURORA GARCIA PHILLIP GARCIA Track 50-51. ELIZABETH DOIRON GARRETT Hussaxs 48-51; Heralds 48-51; Lemar Girls 50-;51 Cabinet 48- 49; Congress 49; JC - Glee Club 48- 50; Parliamentarian 49- 50; Choir 50- 51. ELON WILLIAM GAY JOHN B, GAY HELEN SOPHIA GERNIOTTIS Heral d5 50- 51; GRA 48 8-51; Spanish Club 48- 51; Secretary 49. SUE GILL Heralds 50-51; Letter Girls 50-511 LILLIAN KATE GLENN Repextoire 48- 49; Spanish Club 4-49; Heralds 49- 51; French Club 50- 51' Jacketeers 49. DONALD GRIFFIN ANGELINE GRADO Lener Girls 50-51; Team Mana- ger 50-5 . MARGARET JAMES GREEN Cabinet 48-50; Glee Club 48-51; Choir 49-51; Sextette 50-51; Band. EDNA Gxoss Tennis Club 48; Jacketeers 49; Heralds4 STEVE NELSON GUIDRY GLENN GUY Congress 50; Cabinet 48-51; Glee Club 48-49; Choir 48-49; Foot- ball 49-50. DONALD HALL Football 4850. ALLEN LEE HAYES Projectors Club 48-49. HARRY HEBERT Football 495 MARY MAGDALEN HEBERT Tennis Club 48 49; Ojacketeers 49- 50; French Clubi MALCOLM HENDERSON CONSUELO HERNANDEZ Spanish Club 48-50 THERESA HERNANDEZ Spanish Club 48-50. LARRY HILL Roy HILL Cabinet 50. BERTAL ELLIS H jERPE TOM HOGAN Cabinet 50; Heralds 50- 51; J.C L 49 51; Fire Captaini 0. ESTHER H000 Cabinet 48-50; Corresponding Secretary 50; Congress 50; G.R.A. 48-51; Glee Club 50-51; Hexalds 50-51; Spanish Club 48; Reper- toire 48 51 BARBARA HOLMES RICHARD HOLMES Tennis Club 48- 50; SFrench Club 50; Vice President T HERESA HONISH RUTH HOOKER Cabinet 48-49; JC.L 4;8-49 Tenms Club 48- 50 Letter Girls 48- 50; Jacketecrs 49; Repertoire 48-50, JOYCE HUCKABY Biblical Ans G ui 1d 49-50; Heralds 49-51; Jacketeers 49-50; Glee Club 50-511 WILLIAM HUGHES Band 4951; Cabinet 50 MARIE GENE HUNTER Glee Club 48-51; JILL. 48-50; G,R.A.48-49;Chem1$lry Club 51. SONYA INGWERSEN Band 48- 51; Librarian 49- 51; LAbran'an 49-51;V1ce President 50 51; Letter Girls 49- 51; Team Manager 50-1;5 J.C.L, 48 -50; Heralds 50-51; Congress 49-51; Parliamentarian 50-51; Cabinet 8- 51; Annual Staff 49 50: Mel- ody Maids 49-5 TOM IRWIN Herald 50-51; Science Club 50-51. MONTY JAMES Spanish Club 48-50; Repertoire 50-51, ERICK JANSSON J.GL. 48; Cabinet 49-51; Track 50. BETTY JARRATT Congress 48-50; Bulletin SLnbc 50; Cabinet 4850; Vice Presi- dent 48-50; G.R.A, 48-50; Glee Club 50; Choir 50; Repertoire 48-49; French Club 50-51; Sec- retary 50; Heralds 49-51: Half Grade Chairman 50. DONNIE JENNINGS Hussars 49-51; Cabinet 49, BEN JENNUSA Court 48. BEATRICE JINEz GRHA 48- 51' Jacketeers 49' Art Club 50; Spanish Club 48 85-1; Secretary 49' Vice Presidem 50. HENRIETTA JIMENEZ Spanish Club; President. ROBERT JINEZ GENEVA Jo ANN mes G.R.A, 49-51; Glee Club 50. BETTY JANE JOHNSON Glee Club 48-50; J.GL. 49-51; J,C.L, 5mm 50-51. JUANITA JOHNSON ADA Jo JOHNSON A. M. JENSON JOYCE JONES Ca bin 49; Letter Girls 51; French Club 50- 51; Jacketeets 49. JUNE JONES Cabinet 48; He mlds 9-5 5;1 Spanish Club 48- 50; 4French Club 50 51; Annual Staff4 KENNETH JONES MAURICE JONES BETTY JOYCE KEEL Congress4 48; Cabinet 48- 51; SEA -51; Hussars 49-51; Choir 49- 5'1 Octette 49- 50' Sex- telte 50- 51; Glee Cl ub 49- 51; Student Director 51; Choir Sec- retary 50 KENNETH KEYS JACQUELYN KING DONALD LANDERS BILLY LANDRY JOE LANDRY Spanish Club 48-50. SHIRLEY LASALLE JOYCE LATIOLoxs CARROLL EUGENE LAVERGNE CHESTER LEBLANC TRILBY LEBLANC Hussaxs 49-51; Heralds 48-51; Vice President 50; Congress 48- 49; Cabinet 48- 51; President 50; Court 49: G.R..A 48- GUS NKCK LEFES J.C.L. 48-51; President 51; Treas- urer 50; Heralds 48 51; Chemistry Club 49- 50; President 50; Science Clubs GILBERT LEGE Spanish Club 49- 50; Biblical An 49- 50' French ClubS RANSON LEGE Cabinet 48; ijecmrs Club 49-50. ROYCE LEGE Basketball 49-51. RAY LIEPKE SHIRLEY LITTLE G.R,A. 48-51; Heralds 48-50; Cabinet 49-50; Treasurer 50. HELEN LLOYD Cabinet 49; Heralds 50; Letter Girls 50-51; Jacketeers 49. RAYMOND LOPEZ Basketball 48-50; Conn 50; Track 48-50. JANET LOUKAS Cheerleader 50-51; Heralds 49- 51; G.R.A. 49-51; Congress 49; Cabinet 49-51; Jacketeers 49. SCUDDY PAUL LOUPE, JR. Baseball 49-51; Congress 49; Cabina 50. BEWEETA LOVELADY G.R.A. 49-51; Hussars 49-51; Heralds 49-50. INGE LUBASCH J.C.L. 49-51; Chemisuy Club 49- 51; Vice President 49-51; Science Club 50-51; Vice President 50-51. BILL MALIN JOYCE MALLET Cabina 49; G.R.A. 48-51. WELDA SUE MALLORY J.C.L. 49-51; Jacketeers 50-51. R. A. MANNINO D.E1 Club 50. CHARLES MARTIN ELOISE MARTINEZ Spanish Club 50-51; Art Club 49. MARY ELLEN MARTINEZ Band; Color Guard 50-51; G.R.A. 48-50; Art Club 48. GLORIA JEAN MARSH Bible Ans Guild 48; Secretary 49-50; Glee Club 48-51; Heralds 48-51; Jacketeers 49-50; Presi- dent 50. DAVID MATISE MILDRED MAY MURLINE MELANCON G.R.A. 48. DALE MILLER PEARL MILLER Glee Club 48-51; French Club 50-51. JAMES MIGUEZ DE. Club 50. BETTY ANN MONCRIEF 49:50; Repenolre 118-49; Court 50; Letter Girls 50-51. SHIRLEY MOAK GALA. 48-51; Repertoire 48-49. CHARLENE Moox Letter Girls 50-51; Cabinet 50-51. DORIS MOORE Glee Club 49-50; Trim 49-50; Choir 49-50. BILLY BOB MOORE Congress 48; Cabinet 48-50; Glee lub 49-51; President 50; Choir 49-51; Treasurer 50; Octette 49- 51; Harmoneers 50-51; Court 50; Cheerleader 50-51. MARY ANNONIE MOORE Biblical Ans Guild 48-49; Her- alds 48-50; Art Club 48-49. MARION MOORE ALMA LOU MORRIS Glee Club 48-51; Trio 50-51; Choir 49-51; Trio 51; J.C.L1 48- 49; Heralds 48; G.R,A. 48; Con- gress 48; Cabinet 48, DORIS JEAN MOSLEY Glee Club 49-51; Choir 50-51; Jacketeers 50; Bible Club 49-50. PAT MURPHY J.C.L. 49-51; Repertoire 50-51; Cabinek 50; Vice President 505 JEAN MCAFEE Spanish Club 48; J.C.L. 49. MILLEDGE VANCE MCCONNICO, JR. Court 49; Football 48-49; Cabi- net 50. EVELYN MCCULLIN GJLA. 49-50. EUGENE MCDANIEL Band 48-51. CHARLES MCDONALD WEYLON MCDONALD HELEN MCELWEE G.R.A. 48-51; Hexalds 49. FAYE HOLLAND MCGEE Glee Club 49- 51; Cabinet 50; SR A. 48- 51 Lane: Girls 51 MARGARET NACOL PRESTON NELSON Glee Club 49; Choix 51; Heralds 49- 51; French Club 50- 51; Mar- oon anvention Speaking Secre- taryS THIRMON NICHOLS CARMEN ALINE NORTON ADELE GARCIA NEWSOME CHARLES N. ODOM RITA ORTEGA Spanish Club 48-50, Vice Presi- dent, Treasurer, Reporter, Her- alds 48-49. JOHN OTEY Cabinet 49-50; Congress, Parlia- mentarian 50; French Clu 5 51; Annual Staff 50. SYBIL OWERS GR.A. 49-51; 1Jacketeets 50- 51; Art ClubS BILL OWINGS Football 49. BYNUM OGBURN L015 ELAINE PACE Repertoire 47; Hussars 48-51; Cabinet 50; Congress 49. CAROLYN PALERMO PATRICIA PAPAS Spanish Club 48-49; G.R,A. 48- 49; D13. Club 50-51; Congress 48-49; Cabinet 48-49. NANCY LEE PARNELL G.R4A4 48-49; Repertoire 49-50; An Club 50; Heralds 48-50; Cabinet 50. NANCY C. PARRISH BILLY PERRYMAN Congress 48-494 JERRY PETTIETTE Baskexball 49-51. EUGENE PEVETO Spanish Club 49-50 DIXIE PINELL DE, Club 50. President 50. GERALDINE POOLE VELMA REECE PORTER Heralds 48-49; Glee Club 48-50; Cabinet 50; Congress 50; Annual Staff 494 DONALD PORTIE J.GL, 48-51 CURTIS POWELL EDNA MAE POWELL GENEVIEVE PnovosT BILLIE Jo PULLEN G.R.A. 48-51; Hussars 4851; Hiskorian 49', Heralds 4851; Cabinet 50. BILL PURGAHN LORETTA QUICK JESSE RAMIREZ PAUL RAMIREZ ROBERT W RAWSON SPENCER RAY Science Club 50-51; Jacketeers 49-50; Vice President 50; Annual Staff 50 51 SYLVESTER RICH MARGARET RIMMER G.R.A. 48; Cabinet 48. JULIE ROBICHAUX Spanish Club 48; Repertoire 504 LILLIE JOYCE ROCCAFORTE Cabinet 48; Congress 49; Glee Club 48750; Sextette SO; Choir 5L THERESA RODRIGUEZ Hussars 49751; Glee Club 50, ViCe President 50; Sextette 50; ORA, ALICIA R010 Hussars 4961; Heralds 49-51; President 50; Cabinet 48; Court 48; Letter Girls 50-51; Spanish Club 49; Congress 5051, Vice President 50, President 51. ROBERT ROSENBAUM DONALD ROTH French Club 50-51; President 50. BILL RUSHING CLAUDE RUSSELL MARIE RYDER G.R.A, 49; Repertoire 50-51. CELIA ANN SCALLORN Repertonre 49451, Treasurer 50- 51; Choir 49-51; Sextette 49-51; Trio 50-51; Glee Club 49-51; Triple Trio 5051; Congress 49- 51 Cabinet 49-51; Heralds 49. 51 G.R.A. 49. HARRY DON SCHLESINGER D.E. Club 50. GORDON SCHREIBER DORIS SCOTT G.R.A. 48; Cabinet 49. EDNA SCOTT G.R.A. 48-49. LAURA ANN SELLERS Glee Club 48; Choir 49-51. Monms SHANNON J.C.L. 50; Football 49-50. GEORGIA SHERRER Hussars 48-50, Heralds 48751: G.R.A. 48-50; Repenoire 48-49; DE. Club 50-51. HASKEL SILKWOOD Muhanit': Club 51, Vice Presi- dent. JEANNE SINGLETARY Hussars 4951; Heralds 50-51: G.R.A. 48. JERRY SINGLETARY Track 49. HXLDA JOE SLAYDON G.R.A. 48-51; Science Club 50. ELIZABETH SMITH Hussars 49-51; Letter Girls 50- 51; Meritorious Cimn'on 49. FLORINE SMITH G.R.A. 48-49; Glee Club 50-51; Jacketeers 48. PORTIA SMITH Hussars 49-51; Majorene 50-51; Heralds 48-.51; G.R.A. 48-51; Cabinet 49-50; Vice President 50; Congress 49; Court 4 JERRY SONNIER Cabinet 50; Baseball 50. JEROME C. STOUT L. J. STUTES Track 50-51. LEE CALVIN TERRO Glee Club 43-50; Choir 50-51. MIRLEY THOMPSON CHARLES THORNTON Heralds 48-51. GWYN TIPPS Congress 50; Cabinet 50; G.R.A. 48-50; Cheerleader 49-50. JERALDINE TRAHAN Repertoire Players 49-50; jack- eteers 49. PATSY TROSCLAIR Hussars 4951; Court 48; Con- gress 49-51; Secretary 50-51; Cabinet 48-49; Heralds 48-50; Secretary 50; G1R.A, - JIMMlE DON TRYER J.C.L. 49-50; Repertoire Players 49-50; Harmoneers Accompanist 48. EDNA VALDEZ Hussars 49-51; Letter Girls 49- 51; Glee Club 48-51; Vice Pres- ident 50-51; Heralds 49-50; Cab- inet 51; Treasurer 48-50; Reper- toire Players 48. VERNON VARNADO MICKEY VENABLE RUBY VICE EMMA LEE VIDRINE NALDA VIOLA Heralds 49-51; G.R.A1 48-51; Cabinet 50; Repertoire 48. ARLENE WAGNER Glee Club 50. KENNETH WAGNER D.E. Club. DOROTHY WARD Band 49-51; G,R.A. 49-51; Her- alds 49-51; Melody Maids 51; Repertoire 50-51. JOHNNY WEATHERLY NITA PAUL WEATHERLY DE. Club 50. JOSEPH HUGH WEST Glee Club 50-51; Choir 511 BILL WHALEY Football 48- 50; Choir 50; Glee Club 48-49;Cabine150 JACKIE MARIE WHITE Tennis Club 48-49; Letter Girls 50-51; Glee Club 49-51; Reper- toire 48-49; Jacketeers 50-51. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WILBURN JaLkemers 49-50; An Club 43. JERRY WILLIAMSON Congress 50; Cabinet; Vice Presi- dent 49; French Club. MARY ANN WILLIAMSON G.R.A. 48; Cabinet 48-50, JACKIE WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIAMS Band Color Guard 50-51; Rep- ertoire 49-51; Jacketeers 49-50. GLENN WISE HARVEY WISENBAKER Court 49; Basketball 48-51. JOHN WISENBAKER Congress 48; Cabinet 48-49. LORA MAE Woon Red Hussars 48-51; Maioxette 49-51; G.R.A. 48-51; Cabinet 49-50. WILLIE DEAN WOODWARD D.E. 49-50. HONORE WRIBORG Band 49-51; Melody Maids 49- 51; Repertoire 48-49; G.R.A1 48-49. JANE WRIGHT Hussars 4 9-51' L ' Gle , euerG 50-51021; 49-51; Trigieso'i'sry 50-51 on 50-51; Sextet: Jo ANN YOUNG Reperzo' 50-31 Are Players 49-51; Heralds eh m right: Gwen Tipps, Betty Keel, left 10 right: Members of xhe L6 CAB!NET;43I$ row, 1 it Grecn, Fay Huuand MCGec, Eslher Hogg. Seton row. Mary Childers, Chudcne Moak, Shirky Liule. Lasl I s Burksdalc, Lois Pace, Eric Janse Margau Portia mith, Txibw LeBhnc, Iighi: Milledge McConniCo. Nalda Viola, 013 c Wmiamson, Cecil Benoit, Glenda Chouva'm and Tom Hogan. 62 Believe it or not, these people are Betty jarrett, jean Singletary, and Honors Wri- borg, Sonya Ingrewsen, Joan Danskin and Betty Garrett taken in Kindegartenu Donnie Jennings Dixie Judice, are you going in or coming out. Beautifully displaying leg art is Marilyn Herton, Wm. Speaking of leg art-in case you don't recognize her, ifs Margaret Greenu If you are going fishing, go With Barbara Swanson, Our own bodacious ButterballALois Des sell. At the left Editor Flynn. P.S. She sneaked into a dorm at Rice to get that shirt. 7' The more practical side of 0m 6! ' . But it too, holds a place in our hearts . . . ORGANIZATIUN, DU GAR 3003 1 HN x950 A V1172 P722145 P Md 59mg IAYNEY YXCN CUE UM Studwl Body DEV? a P egxdenlz1 2M X950 vmsy X1056 CLAW S WW0 Fa m wsu wS ng ,99 66 STUDENT BODY CONGRESS Pictured at work are the Congress officers and their sponsor, Miss Mary Evelyn Dunn, Alicia Rojo, Dewayne Finchum, Renella Arnaud and Patsy Trosclair. ALBERT PESSARRA RepreJenmlire-nl-Lm'ge Congress meets every Monday. Some sessions are lively with de- bates, others are routine, but the members are always on hand to attend to business. 67 Busily checking ou: books hom Miss Manellc Faster arc JUN- IOR CONGRESSMEN Betty Gondwm, Put Flynn, Doris Ross- man, Lysabeth Hagan, Peggy Prqcan, sztheryn Lums. Second rmx: Emilm Roux Dick Barrels, Al F 51111 and John Ed Barnes. M ing m Fred Hill Edith Stephens .md Patsy Creed. Seated left to rig are me Owen's 0f Congress THE SENIORS: Peggy Massey, Susan Merrill, Velma Porter, Jo Ann Edgerley, Sonya Ingwersen, Beny Jarrett, Glen Guyv Georgie Fizer Mlternate for Charles BarksdaIeL Gwen Tipps, Mary Childers, Marvin Fonzenm, Elna Brown, Esmer Hogg June King and Betky Crouch. Reading and relaxing in me library are the SOPH CON- GRES SSMEN. Sealed at me from table: Marcia Greer Elsie Whid arc: Jimmy McFadden Bob Bem Tommy Hugh as Charles McNamara Tommy Babin and James Moe Sxanding from left to tigm are: Van Wolford Morris Albrighx, Oswin Chris- mam Marguerite Grade, Carol Goodwin eKay Cowan and Bab bum Spike SENIOR CONGRESSMEN busy gcning material arc, seated left to right: Bob Lee, Esther Hogg, Marvin thdel, Dick Hulmes, Chmles Barksdale, Betty Keel and Velma Porter. Standing: Patsy Creed. Tom Irwin, Cecil BenoiL Elna Brown and Char- lone Woods. SOPHOMORE CONGRESSMEN am first row, left to right: Pat Glmg. Donnie Caughlim Mary Ann RaCIml. Semnd row: Tommy Babm Tommy Hughes Anita Brown, Beverly Chcus, Ronnie Mermn Pal Ryder Tommy Kerr Mm Rhea May Marcia Grccr Phyllis Stamper and Jimmy Fife. JL'NIOR CONGRESSMEN are. left In right: Anmc Lce Pollald, Paulinc Smith Gena Cookscy jeanette AImon, Charles El 9 Jet ry Hodges jo Hullor way Umis Monison Bm am Ange Van Wnlford Jumns Mxy. P. J. Bruno and Ralph Meer n. H6 HERALDS are: Geurge McCoy, Susan Merrell, Billy Sandifer, Kesse ALICIA ROJO PmideFan 1950 MISS LOLWSE PFEIFFER Spmzwr HIGH 5 HERALDS seated lefttonghl, are: Barbam Cruwford, Betty DcCuir, Valera Sxmmnns and ms Second raw: Carmen Soliz, jL busa, Mary George, Margaret Leach, Margaret Laud, Ronnie Recdcn Patsy Walker, Sarah Harmon, Peggy Gilbeau and Patsy Creed. ,Donuld Roth Charles lhomton Gus Tom Ho Beny Jarret. Pat Britten Edna , msclalr Jean Singlelary n a Ingancn Baxbam nuAlxc. R010 Helen Lloyd, Joyce Huckaby EMary Mom's and Gloria Marsh KATHERYN DAVIS H6 Chairman CELIA ANN SCALLORN L6 Chairman VALERA SIMMONS 5 Chairman DICK BARRIS LS Cbm'rman MORRIS ALBRIGHT H4 Chairman L5 HERALDS are, first row left to r1ght:Manha Sanerfield. Florence Thoma, Beny Gonvvdvnin, Minnie Wilson Katherine Latimcr, Mary Crisman, Jo Ann Carter Doris Rossman, Margie Bremtr Ka aren Malmgren Mary McNabb and Jo Ann Rawls. Second row Risa Wilsford Judy Chadwick jerry Hodg es Eleanor Thomell Pauline Smith Pat Gracey, Wilda Ballew Doris Collins Lysabeth Hogan Pat Flynn Jam: Crouch Dixie Judice Lavema Manuel and Annie Lee Pollard. Third row: Carolyn Booz, Delores Rodgers. Gladys Rigsby, Ninalee Butler, Gay Sue Willis, Ella Bond Reeves, Helen Beckman, Earlene Lune, Edith Stephens, Dolores Pierce, Marilyn Huron, Judith Sincla Jo Ann Lippincott and Jeannine Moore. Fourth row: Jo Holloway, Phyllis Melton, Ernestine Rhoden, Mynis Rhodes, Margaret Changes, Dick Harms, Jim Hallingswonh, Don Waner, Gene Cooksey, Emilio Rojo, Albert Pessata, Ralph Merwln, Tommy Watler and Kennem Eickenhorst. H4 Heralds are, first row hitting left Ko right: Shirley Hot ta,rd Carol Goodwin, Betty Merrell and Jimmy Bla 0c 7l L6 HERALDS are, fArst row left to IAght: Patsy Young, VaAer era Simmons, Beny Decuir Jessica Barbosa, Betty Ha s,mpkon Betty Var- nudo, Paksy Walker and Barbara Crawford. Second Aow: Bessie CampAse, Carmen SolAz Mary George Jane KAmble, Charlotte Green way Helen Simon Helen Gonzales, JesusAta Ybana josephine Sosa Wanda Knight and Barbara Swanson. Third row: Peggy Prejean, VArgAnAa McNama ra Bonnie Sue Ay,coc Patsy Creed Sarah Harmon, Margie RAsAng, Margaret Laird Margaret Leach and Peg ggy Guilbcau. Fourth row: Hen nry Walton, Ken- neth Whigha m, RonnAe Re eder, Quillen McCoy, Freddy Lucas, and Joseph VentrAllo L5 HERALDS are, first row, left to right: Maureen Redford, Ann Alexander, Dorothy Bcrgeron Carol Goodwin Beverly Barron, ShArley Hotard Betty Merrill and Mary Lou Thompson Second row: GladAs RAgsby, Mar- garet Boyd KatheAAne Johnson Loretta Foote, TAzer Peak, Barbara Eagleson and Max Bena- gAe. Third row: Teddy Robinson Charles 0 men Ray mond German Jimmy Blalock, MoAAAs Albright, Jimmy SmAAh, Van Wilsford, Pet eter SAgona and Ronald Amuny H6 HERALDS are: Alicia Rojo, Esther Hoag, TrAlby LeBlanc Janet Loukas Celia Scallom, aAAe Ryder Pat Barnes Sue GAll Betty Jarrett and Belly MoncreAf. Second row Mary hAAders. Mary Hebert Mary Moore Joyce Huckaby, Edna Gross Edna Valdez: Patsy TrosLlaAr, Sydney DavAs and Gloria Marsh. ThArd row: Beuy Garrett Evelyn Boyd, Sonja Ingwcrson June Jones, Betty Johnson Nelta VAola Portia SmAth, BAllAe Jo Pullen and Helen GeonAtAs. Fourth row: Hazel Boud- reaux Dorothy W73: Elna Brown J0 An n Young and Lillian Glenn. Fifth row: Preston Nelson Tommy Hogan Donald Roth, Tommy IrwAn, Gerald Danez GussAe Lefes, Charles Thornton and Cecil Benoit. BILLIE BRYAN H6 Chairman H5 HERALDS are, first row, left to right: Earlene Lane, Jo Holloway, Dixie Judice, Margie Bremer Katheri me Latimer Florente Thornc c, Barbara LeBlanc Carolyn Booz Betty Goodwin Marijo Crisman, Annie Lee Pollar and Pauline Smi1h.Second row1HelL-n Beckman, Charlene Woods Pat Flynn, Judith Sinda Wilda Bnllew Pat Gm acey, Minnie Wilson Dolores Rodgers, Wilma Yerby, Lysabekh Hogan. Jane Crouch Dollie Ried Marily Herron and Jo Ann Rawls. Third row: Dolores Pierce Doris Collins, Gay Sue Willis Jo Ann Lippincott Marie Dupre, Myrtis Rhodes, Phyllis Melton Earnestine Rohdcn, Karen Malgram Mary MC Kee, Judy Chadwink Jerry Hodges, Eleanoty Thornell Lavina Manuel and Mary McNabb. Founh mw: Ralph Merwin Gene Cooksey. Emilio Rojo Burt Barclay, Doyle Bonng, James Holiingsworth, Albert Pessara, Dick Barns and RONNIE REEDER Tommy Watler L6 Chairman LYSABETH HOGAN H 5 Chairman To 591141351 Ho mxsp Mn GANI H4 HERALDS are, first row, left 10 right: n Cm ord, Anita Brown, Kaye Cowan, Beverly Chavis Ann PEEECEESEA Claxtnn and Mary Guy. Sec- mw: Martha Haynes, Barbara Geogory, Pat Nancy Stanley, Barbara Denms and Marylyn Morser. Third row: Bobby Bennett, Oswin Chris- Kyler, Lloyd Hayes and Philip Foote. Fourth row: Charles Brown, James Mc- Faner and Tommy Hughes. OSWIN CHRISMAN H4 Chairman 74 FALL SLAVES are, left to right first row; Tommy Crooks, Pat Graig, Juanita Rxggs, Donnie Com Last roW: George Gray, Dick Waiters, Darrel Jewett, Terry Bush- nell, Bernie Clark, Joe Hawse , Tom Hughes, Loywcll Fitzgerald and Frank Brian. FALL PATRICIANS are left to right, front row: Betty Garrett, Betty Johnson. Malgie Bremer Wanda Willmms, Barbara Crawford, Maurine Ridfearn Barbara Angel Wilida Mallord Nina Uehlinger and era Simmons Sect: mw: Mar- rha Sattcrfield Mym's Rhodes Judy Chadwick, Lynois Suawn, Wilma Clmhier, Dolores Green, Barbara Putnam. Helene Olson, Eva Nash, Jo Ann Bailey and Beverly Bien- venue. Third row: Don Willis, Jim Blalock, Jim Smith, Tom Hogan, Clovis Mon-Asson. Bill McDougaId and Don Tryer. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE SPRING Caesar's Gallic Wars' holds the rapt attention of the Junior Classical League during one of their Thursday morning meetmgs. FIRST JEFFERSON BANK wuwom ' WCf'PPEbIMNF .. R. W The First Jefferson Bank, a brain mild of Mr. Reynold's third period bookkeeping class, was recently granted a charter by Congress Officials are, left to right: Alan Hayes, Mr. Reynolds, Ruth Ann Daigle, Jackie Riley, Esther Hogg, Merline Boles and Honore Wriborg. 75 FRENCH CLUB vwww Wm MXSS x0 5v K , 019 00x48 MD; x 095 W M Members of the FRENCH CLUB are, from row, left m rigm, Earlene Lane, Mary Hm Gladys Rigsby, Elizabeth Hogan and Htlcn hukmnn. Smond row: jennine Mmm Betty 1mm J0 Ann Carter, Natalie Button, Mmy Huben and Kcnncxh W'illmmsnn. Third row. Ednh Qtacnx Lillian 01cm 70ch jams Jane CLuuLh. Dime judmc Doyle Baring and Anna lee Pollax'Fd Fourth now: Lcthn WHcsen Whmh Melton Betty ; Ccul Bcnm't Don Rot h Ji mmy me,not Jerry Whlhamson Prcsmn Misrm Ilnyd Putin Iohn Ardom .Ind mepshire Phillips. Fifth mw: Chrisnne Illomus Sarah Harmon Tommy Watier and Ray Loupe. Fall members of the SPANISH CLUB are, seated on steps, Dolores Mam'nez, Mary de Leon, Gloria Garda, Jesusita Ybarra, Rudell Becker. Hazel Gayle and Soweto Avilez. First row, seated on ground: Annie Ortega, Beatmc Jinez, Gloria Diaz, Hope Garcia, Rita Ortega, Henrietta szmz. Standing: Jack Fenam, Emilio Rojo, Paula Abrego, Molly Jxmmez, Phillip Fume and Frank Gillespie. Second row, sealed: Marguame Gonzales, Ann Abregu, Nelta Hymn, Ann Alexander, Charlene Whitehead, Ernestine Rhoden and Helen Gemioms. Third row: Mauricio Montalvo, Arthur de La Cruz, Billy Fonts and Rudolph Vam. Founh mW' Adrian Hacknay, Manuel Collazo, David Dominguz. Elias Hernandez, Gus Mendez, Ignacio de Leon and Jerry Wiley. First row, standing on smps: Sarah Lacy, Raquel Aneaga, Behind them are: Jerry Brown, Marilyn Metcalfv Helen Salinas, Shirley Juurcz, E10 'ic Martinez, Ivhlry Pcrczv Alice Amnda, Jill Johnson, Juanim Sopez, Betty Stasncy, Frank Criu 0, Matt May, Mary Reed, Joan Ankersnn, jerry Hodges and Evelyn Boyd. Last row: Anna Hum, Josephine Martinez, Mamie Barbosa, Helen Gonzales, Pauline Arredondo, Patsy Salas, Jackie Farquhar, Don Hill and Lloyd Fite, Beuy Arthur and Pat Albers. SPANISH CLUB 71 F RENCH CLUB 7 SPRING i The French Club members' broad grins might easily indicate that Donald Roth has just told them the latest joke. jERRY WILLIAMSON P7'2nderzt Spring SPANISH CLUB may be 8t - . r - . er' 6 Spamsh ngiy hlgh 5 Her, 91710115 Can man n the HELEN GERNIOTTIS Preuderzt-Spring Jo HOLLOWAY Drum Mafor MAROON BETTY WAGNER AND GOLD B AND DOROTHY HAGLER ANN ALEXANDER ANN JOHNSON RENELLA ARNAUD 79 Joan Brenizc: William Burke Wilma Clothier Paul Diamond J, .3 wt Larry Drake B. B. Gray Margaret Green Chaxles Hom Susan Merril Henry Parsons Barbara Pumam Durothy Ward Honors Wriborg' 3 90 Shirley Jean Fischer Mary Ellen Martinez Patricia Williams William Hughes Sonya Ingwersen MERRELL GAINES x t L: s , BAND OFFICERS are, left to right: Fred Hill, first chair; Laurel Brownies, Assistant Quartermaster; Barbara Putnam, first chair; Jo Holloway, Drum Major. Second row: Sonya Ingwerson, Vice President; Evelyn Boyd, Secretary; Wilma Clothier, Treasurer; Dot Ward, Historian; Charles Horn, Quartermaster. Third row: John Ed Barnes, first chair; Paul Rumuriz, first chair; Clovis Morrisson, first chair: Last row: Merrel Gaines, President; Henry Parsons, Student Director; and Bobby Akery, first chair. THE MAROON and GOLD BAND MR. 0. L. LANTZ ' Direcmr THE MELODY MAIDS BARBARA PUTNAM SONYA INGWERSEN Band Sweetbewi-Fall Band Su ee1hem-I Spring THE JEFFERSONIANS 82 TENNIS CLUB JENNIS TUCKER Preiident High point Tennis Champs Don Coleman and Jennis Tucker join forces in a one last Tennis MatLh. These scientists may be studying to make an atom bomb, or it may be just the newest in class exercises. At least they are members of the SCIENCE CLUB. Left to right, first row: Helene Olsen, Nelta Byran, James May, Frank Criccihio, Inga Lubasch and Gussic Lefes Second row: Bill McDoogle, Wiler Dutschman, Ronnie MtClelland, Gerald Dartez, Tom Irwin. 4'7 . L : ,, A Members of the Science Club are shown here as they conduct one of their varied and interesting experiments, SCIENCE CLUB r r. .n GERALD DARTEZ PruidenI Fall ARTHUR HODGES Sponmr INGE LUBASH Praviderzthpring L1C6nsgd Oil Pro OperatOr B gres ill F01 5 Week by Showsom enlighten mg them a picts a Study hall 1 Ute on ref; C 355 du cries ring P R01 ECTORS CLUB MISS BENNIE WILKERSON Members Q t ECT to nghi: Hen MW nc Cooksey Chadcs CNamam e t 55 BDnnie yWiXkersocne a d Russm Bdsamo Sacond row: No a hUB abbyD mukes Bd W Ke enddc Mk nd jimmy em; Third row Bun nHo wand en B: m Xce Smhh and men Guy. 85 PORTIA SMITH MWf?mmCII Um?! KATHERYN DAVIS Drum Mafm' Fal1 Majorette LAURA MAY WOOD Majm'elle-Fall Drum Mnjur-Sprivzg DRUM and BUGLE CORPS BETTY ANN MONCRIET Mnimette Virginia Daniels Betty Garrett Donnie Jennings Betty Keel Trilby Le Blanc Jean Long Beweeta Lovelady Lois Pace Billy Jo Pullen Theresa Rodrigirez Alicia R010 Jcan Singletary 87 Elizabeth Smith Patsy Trosclair Edna Valdez Jane Wright The HI SSAR SPONSORS are Miss Betwe Reed an nd Miss Betty Jo White The right picture shoxxs die Hussars equipment. FALL OFFICERS OF THE HUSSARS are, kneeling, left to right: Helen Simon, Drum Sergeant; Betty Crouch, Bugle Sergeant. Standing: Beny Hampton. Tansumr; Jcnnis Tucker, Instrument Quartermaster; Pm Flynn, Repurter; jerry Nuwlinv Vice President; Katheryn Dans. Drum Mayor; Margaret Leach, Secretary; Patsy W'alker, Uniform Quartermaater; Margaret Laird, Assis- tam Uniform Quartermaster; and Chap Ilotte Greenway Assutant Insuument Quartermaster. Absent from the piclme arc: jdne Crouch, Hmorian: and Peggy Massey. President Some of me L5 Hussars are: Catherine Vaught, Mary Lou Thompson, Shirley Hoard and Carol Goodwin. The Hussar Breakfast was held at the Avalon on Januar 25. Senior Hussars and their sponsors are, lrft to right: Betty Crouch, Katheryn Davis, M155 Bettye Reed, Peggy Massey, Miss Beny In White, Jerry Nowlin :md Jean Long. m the right are the Drum Mayor and Majorettes who are: Betty Moncrief, Lmura Mae Woodv Katheryn Davis and Portia Smith. Three ulher Hussars L are: Martha Satterfield, ' ,V , HS: Margaret Changes, $ H5: and Betty Garren, ' H6. The HUSSAR SPRING OFFICERS are, left row: Patsy Trosclair, President; Margaret Laird, Sede- rary; Pat Flynn, Reporter, Jean Byxd, Instrument Quartermuswr; Betty Vamadu, Assistant Imlrument Quartermaster. dedle mw: Helen Simon, Drum Sergmm; Lora Mae W001i Drum Major; Betty Hampton, Majorcne; Betty KeeL Bugle Sergeant. Right row; Trilby LeBlanc, Vice President; Janms Tucker, Treasurer; Betky Crouch. Historian; Betty Garrett, Umform Quartermaster; an Billy jo Pullcn, Assistant Unifarm Quartermaster. 89 CHEERLEADERS GWYN TIPPS BILLY BOB MOORE JOHN NEELY MISS KITTY LA 329m, GATE ROBERT Bounom 90 mammamwn H The Jacketeers cheer the Yellow Jackets V Almnfdgij to victory on Thanksgiving Day. MISS HULDAH SLAGLE GLORIA MARSH Spmum Pren'dem 1 W323 1 3n. 3 1 :- 19; 3 t vi L L UK ' Em , 3L 3 pi g5; HEIRS 35$ t ; Luau: Fay H umagR 1.1 4 i, ' v u Gloria Marsh. President of the JACKETEERS, explains a new Cheer k0 the members who are seated, left to right: Doris Green, Mary Lynn Comcaux, June Brittingham, Nancy Newsome, Mary Lou Tipton, Exmly Moore, Margaret Thomas and Lorene Miller. Standing: Alice Pickeny, Frances Hardin, Johnnie Lylcs, Judge Brannon, Jeanette ancmuL Rim Majors and Phyllis Foote. 9I Players are, left to right, sitting: Julie Robicheaux, Marie Ryder and Dot Ward. Standing, left to right: Nina Uehlingex, Celia Scallom, Marline Boles, Ruth Hooker, James Bender, Jo Ann Young, Monty James, Don James, John Matheson, Kenneth Brook- shite, Buddy Williams, Jim Tryer and Sam ' REPERTOIRE JAMES BENDER Prexident-Fall 19 5 0 MISS LENORA DEGRASSE 5 177mm 92 Repertoire members work as well as act. PLAYERS NINA BETTY UEHLINGER Pvmidem Spring GEORGE DILLAVOU 5m rm The laughter may be real, or it may be just good theater. At any rate, George Dillavou, sponsor of the Repertoire Club has the attention of these members as he explains the lights. 94 REPERTOIRE PLAYERS Our Hearts WeTe Young and Gay 0111' Heart: Were Young rmd Gay, 3 gay comedy based on the book by Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough was presented November 16 and 17 by the Repertoire Players. Cornelia Skmuev ., ELSIE WHIDDON PATSY YOUNG , , BUDDY WILLIAMS NNETH BROOKSHIRE 0111 Skinner V JOHN MATHESON MU. Skinner .. LULU WILLIAMS Steward , RONNIE MERWIN Stewarden MARTHA CUPIT Ad in: MALCOLM VANDERDOES P1411 r Health Impemr . Madame E1119 - RACHEAL COOPER NATHAN MURILLO CELIA SCALLORN JO ANN YOUNG V SAM COULBURN Harrie! SI. lolm Winifred 1 Mamieui' De 1: Pictured at left are Kenneth Brookshira Patsy Young, Buddy Williams and Elsie Whiddon Mather I: A Frexbmzm was the Repertmre s spnng production. The play is a Comedy in three acts The cast included: Mrs. Ab1gain Abbott, ELSIE WHI DD 0N; Susan, CLAIRE JUSTILIAN; Mrs Miller LLEWELLYN WILLIAMS; Sylvia MARY RUTH HALEY; Bunny. MARIE RYDER Helen PATSY YOUNG Carrie SHIRLEY HIGGS; Clara MARGARE'I REENOLDS; Marge, MARY ANN SAVOIE' Proffessor Minhaels SAM COU LBOURN; Bobo, NJA MES; Dean Gillingham PAT MURPHY; Jack PHILLIP FOOTE; H0w1e, KENNETH DISOROOKSHIRE; and Bill RONNIE MURWIN. Student Duedor BUDDY WILLIAMS; Stage Manager, JERRY BOX FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA MISS MAB LYNN HILL Span MISS BESSIE FORTENBERRY Span var wr MARGARET LEACH Preliden FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA seated left to righn axe: Ernestine Rhoden Gladys Hoff- pauir, Myrtis Rhodes, Jo AnnW ollen Janelle Fitzgerald. Standin n:g Margaret Leazh Jean Long, Dixie Judice Katheryn Davis Jerry Nowlin Margaret Laird Margam Changos johnm'e Reeves and Ne ldaG Genre 95 Billy Lee Branniger Billy Gene Burks Beatrice Crawford Bill Cudd Virginia Daniels Katheryn Davis Shirley Jean Fischer Kenneth Fulgham Betty Garrett Margaret Green Betty Jarratt Betty Keel Pete! Kessey Billy Bob Moore Doris Marie MooIe Alma Luu Morris Doris Moseley Mary Perkins Celia Scallom Laura Ann Sellexs 9b Lee Calvin Terro Bill Whaley Jane Wright Members of the THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR are, left to nghl, fxrsl row: Eva Nell Nash, Flonentc Thoma, Dons Moslcy julnm Cantu, Frank Gerda, Roland Babin, Wanda Lee Melton, Betty 611mm, Pmtsy Walker, Margarut Green, jnnc CrouLh, Dolly Raul. Second row: Gall Crews, Alma Lou Mm'ns, Bcalrke meford, Shirley Homrd, Lee Term, Charles Robinson, Beuy KceL July Lcwns, Joan ymder, Joya Rouaforte. Third mw: Bobbie Simpson, Shirley Fischer, jean Wallmc, Calylon Ford, Paul Kelly, BAIIy Burkcs, Bob Lcc, James Fife. Ronnie Reeder, Carl Swtmon, Peggy Gilbcuu, Celia Ann Scallorn, Bcuy Jarmlt. Fourth mw: Mary Haley, Tex Lyons, Joe W'est, Pmston Nelson, Fred Sanford, Bill Brauningcr, James Pontm, Stewart Coffman, Billy Moore, Christine Thomas, Barbara Swanson, Carol Goodwin and Laura Ann Sellers, Accompnnlst. 97 Members of the OCTETTE are, first row, left to nght: Chrisdnc Thomas Eva Nell row: Billy Braunlger Billy Burke Billy Bob Moore and Roland Babin The pianist is Laura Ann Sellers. The HAR Bushneld RMO ONE EERS Roland B EU'YP Bob 13; Lee 5mm B zlker y nufkesT a: Rf! 3 BBSBBBB e a V - of. TRIO COHSBSBS , C Wm? Bfao, 1W :2 ng Bike. Mmam w 36m! Be B5B m 5e 5W? C Scanomv me, i Momi 9g : Mochadwic k, PBanBS Fosiet 3n Members of the SEXTETTE are, bottom to top: Betty Keel, Margaret Green, Celia Scallom, Barbara Swanson, Shirley Fisher, Jane Wright, and pianisk, Palsy Walker. 98 GLEE CLUB anist semble and AccOmP Girls' Glee Club ART CLUB MISS DORIS GREENE JOANNE LIPPINCOTT Spawn! Pvexidem Displaying some of their work are members of the ART CLUB seated left 20 right: Paula Abrego Rosemary Fink, Eva Aquirre Joanne Lipp1ncolt,Gail Mackey Stella S.tubbs Standing left 10 right: Ann Abriego, Nelwyn Martin Dorothy Coon Myrtle Cooley, Charlotte Woods. Work by three of T. JXS most,promising artists. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIONAL CLUB DIXIE PINELL PreIidem Whistle while you work! MRS DELLE HILLE Spomor Present at the D E. CHRISTMAS PARTY are, left to right: Mr Griffin, Max Linthicun Teddy Robins Harry Schlesinger Billy Derese Second 10w: Dolores Fooke, Dixie Pinell Evelyn G1lliam Ann Claxton James LeBlanc, Dorothy Judice, Jimmy Martin, Patrica Pappas, Georgia Sharon, Royce Lege, Chester LeBlanc, Kathryn Quinn and M15. Dell Hi 11. IOI Tlae In-Between Year . . . T109 Year of Dreams . . . Fall Pvejident ,Lm . 6 1 FREDDY LUCAS Spring Prellden! W5 onxawogew! ?;bom ' sesse $366ng whims Gunbewa Wm M15 033'. C 2? MC . Peg SPRING CABINET-First row: Patay Young, Quillen McCoy, Bob Lee Frank Gama and Beny Hampton Second row: Patsy Creed, Sarah Harmon, Barbara Landrum, Charlotte Greenway, Helen Simon, Margaret Laird, Jessica Barbosa and Mary George. Third row: Ronnie Reeder, Joseph Venuello, Jerry threiber, Nathan Murillo, Peggy Guilbeau, Freddy Lucasv Josephine Sosa and Kakhen'ne Loukas. l04 Bob Akery George Auld Bonnie Sue Aycock Nona Louise Dick Jessica Barbosa Bill Bradley James Bradshaw Raymond Drake Bessie Campise Julius Cantu Charles Castello Elroy Edwards Aaron Chauvin Martin Clemmons T. J. Connelly Edward Ellexbee Johnny Garcia Barbara Crawford PMsy Creed Agapito Falcon Lawrence Culver Dale Daniel P. J. Datta-lo T. J. Fleniken Ernest Davis Milton Davis Betty Jo DeCuir Ruth Foreman Antonio Galvan Funk Garcia Kenneth Gamer Margaret Leach Mary Ann George Helen Gonzales Dorothy Graham Marshall LeBlanc Charlotte Greenway Hope Garcia Dudley Guidry Bob Lee Peggy Guilbeau Betty Hampton Paul Hampton M ary Frances Leone Saxah Harmon John Hollander James Jackson Larry Linscomb Jane Kimball Wanda Knight James Lackey Bill McCorkle Margaret Laird Phelan Land Barbara Landrum Katherine Loukas F reddy Lucas Bob Moss Nathan Murillo Donald Nelson Quillen McCoy Tony Ortega jury Palmer James Perkins Virginia McNamara Allen Picou Peggy Prejean Byron Ready Phil Maley Ronald Reader Dale Rice Marjorie Nell Rising Odes Mauiza jesse Rodriguez Fred Sanford Gordon Satterwhite Jimmy Miller Jerry Schreiber Alice Sherwood Helen Simon Jesse Mnntalvo Valera Simmons George Smith Carmen Sollz Josephine Sosa Barbara Swanson Paul Tanner Daniel Theriot Christine Thomas Roy Tiller Virginia Tones Bettye Vamado Joseph Ventrcllo Marvin Waddell Patsy Walker Henry Walton Nettie Joe Whaley Kenneth Whigham Milton White Chester Williams Charles Willingham Donald Wyble James Wyble Jesusita Yban'a Patsy Young Harold O'Brien Patricia Albers Joyce Aldredge Lionel Barnett Richard Barras Jeannette Almon John M. Anderson Peggy Beard Robert Beasley Amparo Arauza Maxine Arnold Rudell Becker Helen Beckman Betty Arthux Socoxro Avilez Beverly Bienvenue Marilyn Birkman Mary Elaine Axtell Roland Babin Delores Blanca Carolyn B002 Wilda Ballew Burt Barclay Jeannette Borel Doyal Boxing John Ed Barnes Betsy Barnett J C. Boswell Robert Boudoin James Boudreaux Mabel Brandon Ninalee Butler Jeanne Byrd Norris Brandon Manha Brannan Lance Call John Gus Camp Margie Bremer Kenneth Brookshite Harvey Campbell Jo Ann Carter Loretta Broussatd Dewey Brown Judy Chadwick Margaret Changes Gertrude Brown Lauxel Brownlee Albert Chauvin Eva Choate P. J, Bruno Sadie Bruno Stewart Coffman Doris Collins Nelta Bryan Harold Buckner Gene Arnold Cooksey Richard Carder Barbara Cotley Sam Coulboum Charles Dean Ronald DeCuir Melvin Cousins Barbara Crabb Gloria DeRienzo Curtis Deslarte Martha Crafton Frank Cricchio Lois Dessell Don Dixon Mari Jo Crisman Jane Crouch Shirley Dodson Eldon Draper David Crow Ruth Daigle Betty Lou Duplichain Marie Dupre Roy Dasplt Mary Jack Davis Edward Dunlay Wilbert Dutschmann Terrell Davis Jackie Dawson Bernice Eden Barry Edgerly Kenneth Eickenhozst Donald Elder Lloyd Forse Corine Foster Billie Emmons Alex Espinoza Jnhn Foster J. T. Fox Dan Estrello Shirley Faulk Willie Frasier Billy Fuller Mary Finley Lloyd Fire Johnny Garcia Betty Garvin Charles Flenlken Pat Flynn Claude Gaspard Margaret Gaspard Albert Follett Bill Folsum Jimmy Gentile Donald Gil Gilbert Fontenot Floyd Forse Betty Goodwin Jo Ann G055 Patricia Gracey John Greer Marilyn Herron Fred Hill Minnie Greer Fred Gregory Jeny Hodges Gladys Hoffpauir David Gross Joe Gutierrez Lysabeth Hogan Jim Hollingsworth Mary Alice Haas Dorothy Hagler Jo Holloway Pearl Holmes Mary Ruth Haley Many Joyce Hargrove T. W. Hosch Bobby Hughes Norris Harrington Donald Harris Fran Humphrles Chester Jackson Bertha Hebert Claude Herpin Harold Jackson Donald James ; 454.4 Glen James Don Jensen Fay Lois King Sylvia Klecka Jack Jernigan Ann Johnson Carol Kutcher Sue Laird Jimmy Joim J. P, Jones Emmitt Landry Harold Landry Melba Jordan Paul Jorgenson Mary Lois Landry Earlene Lane Dixie Judice Dot Judice Katherine Latimer Willa Lauchasse John Judice Billy Kendrick Freland Lavergne Barbara LeBlanc Bill Kent Theresa Kern James LeBlanc Jerry Lewis Sidney Liebling Joanne Lippincott James Matthews Curtis May George Loukas Francis Lovelace James Ma Rupert McBride Dorothy Lynd Gail Mackey Kathryn McCuiston Betty McDaniel Harry Malke Karen Malmgren Judy McDonald Bill McDougald Lavina Manuel Jimmie Martin Mary Allen McKee James McLaughlin Nelwyn Martin jesse Martinez Billy McMillian Edith McMillian J, D. Matt Dotty Matthews Mary Jean McNabb Kenneth McNease Elmer Mehl Joyce Meinen Patsy Newman Marvin Noack Phyllis Melton Wanda Melton Helen Noland Avalon Norris Ralph Merwin Roland Mitchell Jimmy Norris Patsy Norsworthy Jeannine Moore Bill Moreau Ronald Nunez Donald Oliver Jack Maser Wallace Mouton Helene Olsen Geraldine O'Quinn Barbara Moxon Ida Mulkey Ralph Oualline Myron Palermo Eva Nell Nash Henrijo Nelson Thelma Palmer Carl Parker Frances Patterson Anthony Pecorina Hugh Purser Bobby Putnam Joseph Pecorina Albert Pessara Serena Rankin Jo Ann Rawls Evelyn Phipps Delores Pierce Louis Reed Ella Bond Reeves Donald Pierce Joan Pinder Dolly Reid Mary Ann Renshaw Gene Plessala Annie Lee Pollard Bill Rensland Wynall Reynolds Jimmy Porter Vvonne Pounds Boyd Rich Gladys Rigsby Jessie Preston Franklin Prof: Jackie Riley Ernestine Rhoden Myrtis Rhodes Mackey Roberts Corley Scott Millard Scott Lester Roberts Rudy Robbins Dolores Sherman John Simms Sybil Robicheaux Dolores Rogers Leanmd Sims James Simon Robert Rogas Emilio Rojo Judith Sinda Arthur Smith Allen Romero Doris Rossman Eddie Smith Joretta Smith George Roy Raymond Salza: Paul Smith Pauline Smith Martha Satterfield Bill Savant Charles Soileau Daniel Sonnenberg Georgette Sonnier Gordon South Martha Theriot Florence Thoma Betty Sprague Edith Stephens Eleanor Thornell Jennis Tucker Jo Ann Stephens Suzanne Stevenson Nina Betty Uehlinger Joe Valdez Ralph Stimits Dottie Story Rose Vaughan Leopold Villegas Lynois Strawn Elva J0 Sutherlin John E, Vincent Bobby Waddell Geneva Swanzy Carl Swenson Betty Wagner Donald Wagner Jo Ann Taylor Charles Tesch Jean Wallace Judson Ward Tommy Watler Bobby Webb Lillian Wilson Minnie Wilson Betty Weisbach Patty Weisbach Shirley Womack Charlotte Woods Glenda White Charlene Whitehead Joy Ann Woodson Winnie Wyble Letha Wiesen Jerry Wiley Wilma Yerby Ronald Yost L? Van Williams Wanda Williams Kenneth Williamson Donald Willis Gay Sue Willis Risa Wilsford JENNIS TUCKER Prejidznl MISS LOUISE ERWIN Members of the H5 CABINET for me spring term-Standing: Gene Plessala Gene Cooksey, Emilio Rojo Red Hill Eddie Smith, Donald Wagner, Richard Young, John Greer Suzanne Steyenson, Lillian Wilson, Mary Allen McKee and ID Ann Carter. First row, sitting: Pauline hr Martha Satterfield, Jeanncne Almon, Wilda BaHeW, Kenneth Williamson. Foifwth mw: Bobbie Simpson Annie Lee Pollard and Joe Valdez. Below are snapshots of several HS girl 5. EMILO ROJO Prejident Spring Sissy Hogan Pat Flynn Flo Thorns Bertha Hebert l2! Hussars arose early on a Thursday morning to eat breakfast at 7:30, a semi-annual affair to entertain high senior Hussars. Cuts, bruises, and sprains yield to Mrs. Hessic Williams soothing ministrations. Claud Gaspard poses as a Willing subject. This action shot Was taken at the Student-Teacher basketball game sponsored by the Good Sportsman- ship League. At last the dreams of these girls have come true! They've lettered. l22 Members of the MECHANICS CLUB are, left to right-Floyd DeVine, Haskell Silkwood, Harry Holstein, Warren Landry, Jimmy Gentile, W. B. Justice, Fred Weisen, Jesse Preston, Wallace Mouton, Dick Marioneaux, Marion Moore, .Elroy James and Jimmy Norris. MARION MOORE Prexiderzt MECHANICS CLUB Frank Cricchio snapped this unusual study of light and shadow using as his subject the old BTt15-A skelton which hangs in the machine shop. Intently working over a lathe are Jimmy Gentile and Jimmy Norris, Mr. V. G. Denton, Sponsor of the Club, is watching them at the left. l23 A thousand and 0126 dreams .00 King Frank DeW'u lie of 1116 Home of Finilmm Queen KaitlaeryI 0f the Home of Da'w'; I27 Mart Popular BoV Shelby Pierre Mart Popular Girl-Betly Crouch 9;; cfmzomz GRAND DUKE KENNETH MAID OF HONOR BARBARA GENTLEMAN IN WAITING WALTER ARTEGA and LADY IN WAITING BETTY KIMBALL BILL CUDD l30 Mater 0f Ceremmziw fgwgfg FOREMAN and PUTNAM GENTLEMAN IN WAITING HARRIS ARABY and LADY IN WAITING MARY PERKINS KENNETH FULGHAM C 01er Dignilary I 3 l .faza JWZZW PRINCE HERB PRINCESS ELNA PRINCE BILL BRAUNINGER and PRINCESS SHIRLEY ARNAUD I32 Wagagfzf ESTES and BROWN PRINCE BILLY BOB MOORE and PRINCESS BETTY ANN MONCRIEF I33 ??gg JMZZW? Kagagfw 1 DUCHESS SARAH HARMON DUKE FREDDY LUCAS DUCHESS BETTY HAMPTON DUKE BOB LEE 134 ,ng szkla Many??? DUCHESS FLORENCE THORNE DUKE VAN WILLIAMS w- 1 DUCHESS JO HOLLOWAY DUKE ROBERT BOUDOIN egg; VI? 647145412 g igya??? UKE MORRls ALBRIGHT H PEEK DUCHESS ELIZABET DUKE CH DUCHESS c ARLEs ROBINSON ATHERINE VAUGHT SMAN DUKE oswm cam DUCHESS 50m BERTRAND I35 L w: DUKE L DUCHESS MLOYD HAYS ART RHEA MAY THE NIGHT OF DREAMS . King Lazzdale 0f the H owe 0f Br'oiLmzrd Queen Barbara of the H ome 0 f 3002 I39 M on Popnlm' Boy Raym0nd Lopez M05! Popular Girl-Patsy Trowlair I41 Wagg 57min? BILL BRAUNINGER GevllemmlrmV Wailing TRILBY LCBLANC Ludy-lw Waiting BILLY BOB MOORE Grand Duke MILLEDGE MrCONNICO I 42 Cami Digmlary mefg JERRY PETTIETTE Genllemmzrirz- Walling PORTIA SMITH Ladyin- Wailing ALICIA ROJO Maid of Honor DICK HOLMES Martyr 0f Cergmmzie; '43 X5130 cfmiae PRINCE MARTIN CLEMMONS x s ,, X PRINCESS BETTY DECUIR I44 PRINCE DALE DANIEL Wagaffy PRINCE JERRY PALMER PRINCESS VA LERA SIMMONS PRINCESS HELEN SIMON I45 ALA DUKE GENE PLESS 210 zg QWKM Jaw??? Duc A . HESS SUz ANNE s TEVE NSO N sEANNE DU CHESS DUKE BURT LEE DU CHESS S HIRLEY H o , TARD Kaza- 950mb? yaw??? EN HWE ANDA GAED 000455 W I 47 DUKE TOMMY KYLER NQQ $ $ QNA DUCHESS RUTH PARKER D UKE CHARLES MCNAMARA waliwarx I48 DUCHESS NANCY YOUNGBLOOD .7 vu-u----m--..---.u w; h 'k e WANNED 2t DLACE t t. Anvipmmo h SALES DIDF C 1 09 W t Pictured at the top are the AD SALESMEN with their faculty advisor. From left to right they are: Billy Fuller, Mr. Reynolds, Pat Gracey, Nettie Jo Whaley, Alan Hayes and Chester Jackson. The inset is Frank Cncchio, business manager for the 1951 annuaL This was snapped as the Maroon and Gold Band went by during the Spindletop parade in Beaumont HM g Standing at attention for the camera are BAND .--. MAJORETTES and DRUM MAJOR: Renella Arnaud, Betty Wagner, Dorothy Hagler, Jo Holloway, Ann Alexander and Ann Johnson. I49 The above shot was taken at the Band's initia- tion of new members. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP LEAGUEh DISTRICT 11AA Representatives from the other four schools in this district showed their sportsmanship by attending theJacketVBaytowngame and staunchly supporting our team The above picture was snapped at the meeting that the league held at T j, High Presiding is Dan Miller, of Port Neches, Who is president for the 1950-1951 term. 344-131;... A T. J5 LEAGUE MEMBERS, Renella Arnaud, Albert Pessara, and '50 Alicia Rojo welcome the Orange delegation visitation day, CONVENTION DAY! The long awaited, much-planncd-for day when anything goes! The halls are filled With Seniors dad in cowboy boots and western clothes, band memi bets in their denim skirts, Hussars in their shiny white boots, and hundreds of political lunatics proudly Haunting their party emblems and mlors. The day is filled with speeches, wild and colorful demonstrations, and is punctuated every now and then With a roll of drums. or a Popular hit tunc. Then Lomes the all important voting and after several recountsithe final results! This is followed by a rising roar, atteptance speeKhes, and then Convention Day is over' for another year, a . rv THE PILOT W. G. JONES Diveuur of Priming EEO Y CYs . ???:or-VVCWA JERR - Y H 0 New! 541,113,653 MISS ETHEL MCCONNEL Hlflr Dixie Judice, girls' sports editor, and Sam Coulbourn, boys' sports editor, interview Dewayne Finchum, comaptain of the Yellow Jacket football team, I52 HARRY BENSON Amman; to Mr. fang: PILOT REPORTERS arc Joan Leonard Margaret Nacol Velma Porter Vir- ginh Hopkins June I1ylor anm Blyan Jo nn ie Reeves, Freda one Bonnie Aycock Ca rol Laurents Frank Cricchio Patsy Creed Juhn Wisenbaker, Betty Goodwin Lois Dessell, Jerry Trahan MARGARET HARGETT Femme EdilpviFalI PILOT SWEETHEARTS-VBILLY BOB MOORE and PATSY TROSCLAIR In the picture at the left Patsy Creed solicits ballots from Pilot buyers I53 THE YELLOW JACKET HMVDy-A . 'VN PM ELM .f CECIL B . EdzlarvaCklk AJJarlgngEERf? MISS ETHEL MCCONNELL Span my Activities and Organizations Editors Patsy Young and Jo Holloway prove that working can be fun as they prepare their section for mailing. l54 SPENCER RAY Bap! Span; Edilor Business Manager Virginia Hopkins and Artist Helene Olsen busily skan the annual for new ideas. Sophomore editors, Johnnie May Reeves, Carol Lawerence, and Nelta Bryant compare layouts. Senior editors, June Taylor, Margaret Hargett, and Glenda Chauvain proudly complete the first page of their section. 155 Wide-eyed dkamersr begin. long trek toward fulfillment Lookin 3 OVEr th axe fall'Pre . C Choicg Ca d . 50;, Miss Eflclem Morris IAS Iq the H4 C Eanor Wall lbnght and Sellter ' POn. Elm row, Xeh m right: Tiny Peck, Camcnne Vaughl, Beuy Memu. Second row: Shidey Homd, Carox Guodwin, Pelet Sigma, Raymond German. him mw: Moms Albright, jimmy Sm'uh, Bobby Snoek, Pam VoweXL By me windows: Van VloKord and Can Grimes. '58 Raymond Dolores Cecil Jerry Allen Shirley Charles Goxman Green Grimes Hall Hamm Hotard Johnson Katherine John David ax Johnson LeBlanc Linthicum Sophomores Darrell V Billy Betty Ann Mercedes Peter Edger Martin McLelland Merrill Montgomery Moreno Morgan New Tizzy Paul Maurine Charles Jean Peter Jimmy Peek Powell Redfeam Robinson Schutter Sigma Smith l5? Ronald Barbara Weldon Beverly B. W. Angel Baily Barron Bell Morris Ann Albright Alexander Amuny Dorothy Maxie Jimmy 08 Margaret Natalie Lnu Ann Bergeron Binagia Blalnck Bonham Boyd Britten Broadway Sophomores Mary Gail Harold Barbara Charles Gary . B. Campbell Crews Droddy Eagleson Ellis Errington Etienne Bernice Grace Wanda Faster Garenhite Jaunell Loretta Carolyn Finchum Foote Ford Fortune lbO Bobby Bennie Mary Lou Glen Rodolfo Catherine Benny Snoek Stansbury Stubbs Thompson Tmhan Vam Vaught Marcill Van Elaine Neil Jessy Patsy Wallace Wolford Yoakum Jansen Philmon Soliz Sophomores lb! Eight;- c'hnil MI :32, BURT LEE Pv exldemiSpring . tr i 1 'Ymuml 62,, I J; -7.7 Um I mm 5'5 Ellyn I62 First tow: Reuben Bean, Sybil Beard, Tommy BeckeL Second row: Odis Beckham, Barbara Bell, Gordon Bell. Third mW: Doris Bellow, Bobby Bennet, Shanna Bersin. Fourth mw: Joan Bertrand, Waymon Blair, Harold BlancharcL Fifth row: Ann Kathetine Badden, Annis Bodden, Billy Bodle. Sixth row: George Boersman, Donya Bond, Bevelyn Borel. First IOWZ Paula Abtego, Batbara Ackerman, Joan Ackerson, Second row: Tommy Allen, Rudolph Antilly, Aurora Aranza. Third row: John Louis Ardoin, Rachel Arteago, Jesse Atkinson. Fourth IOW: Jack Austin, Lozetta Austin, Mary Clare Avery Fifth IOW: Tommy Babin, Dewayne Bailey, Lyn BarrieL Sixth row: Jo Ann Bartlett, Don Bass, Gloria Battarbec Sophomores I64 First row: Betty Burk, Barbara Burns, Terry Bushnell. Second row: James Byrd, Wilfred Campbell. Mary Helen Canton. Third row: Daniel Capella, Clark Carpentet, Donald Castilla Fourth row: Richard Castro, Donnie Jean Caughlin, Beverly Chevis. Fifth row: Oswin Chlisman, Tommy Church, Beme Clarke. Sixth row: Ann Claxton, Gloria Clower, Bill Cocker- ham. First row: Joseph Louis Boucher, Sylvia Bowum, Jerry Box. Second IOW: Jane Boyem, Albert Bummer, Jackie anda. Third tow: Richard Brande, John Brannon, June Brittingham. Fourth row: Joyce Breaux, Anita Ruth Bmwn, Barbara Brown. Fifth row: Chaxles Brown, Raymond Brown. Wayne Brown. Sixth row: Bobby Brownlee, Frank Bryan, David Buffington. Sophomores First row: Arvin Cryer, Allen Culp, Albert Culvex. Second row: Martha Cupid, Ray Daniels. Jeanne Darcr: Third mW: Jeanette Dartez. Doris Davis, Delnris Davison. Fourth row: Gerome Dawkins, Douglas De- Cluitt, Freddy DeKeyser. Fifth row: Ignacio DeLeon, Mary Helen DeLeon, Molly DeLeon, Sixth row: Bax- bara Dennis, Shirley Depew, Wallace DeWim First row: Barbara Cohen, Joe Cole, Manuel Collazo. Second row: Ollie Bet Collins, Mary Lynn Cameaux, Jesse Commas, Third row: Rachel Cooper, Jacquelyn Couret, Kay Cowim Fourth row: Patty Cozad. Louoma Ctadier, Jeanine Crawford, Fifth row: John Crawford, Shirley Crawford, Moma Mae Creswel. Sixth row: Jack Crisman, Tommye Crooks, Curry Cross. Sophomores lbb First row: Bannister Farquhar, Jacqueline Farquhar, Mary Katherine Farris. Second row: Jack Feltman, Aubin Ferguson, James Fife. Third IOW: Jannell Fitz- gerald, Lowell Fitzgerald, Ben Fullerv Fourth row: Tommie Futherford, Janet Follet, Beth Folsom. Fifth XOW: Noson Fontenot, Phyllis Foote, Phillip Foote. Sixth row: Nava FOISC. William Fonts, Jeanette Gabouml. First row: Gloria Dlaz, Clara Dionne, Janie Dionne. Second row: David Domingues, Jimmy Jack Dorrough, Lois Dorsey. Third mw: Dorthea Dotterrer, Muriel Dubuisson, Bobby Dunlap. Fourth row: Jerry Dunk, Mary Alice Duplechain, Bobby Durio. Fifth row: Billy Duvall. Gene Edgcdy, Yvonne Ellis. Sixth row: Bar- bara Ely, Ruth Evertt, Pat Fairchild. Sophomores First row: Margaret Gxado, Elmer Gxay, George Gray. Second XOW: Pat Gray, Barbara Gregory. Nelda Gwen. Third row: Ray Greene, Marcia Greer, Patricia Graig Fourth row: Mary Alice Grevembetg. Alice Fae Guidry, Luther Guidry Fifth row: Niobia Guidry, Nora Mae Guidioz, Harry Guthrie. Sixth row: C. A. Guy, Mary Elizabeth Guy, Adrian Hackney, First row: Beatrice Gallier, Delia Garcia, Gloria Garcia. Second row: Carl Garner, Alpha Garvin, Yvonne Gaspard. Third row: Leroy Gautxeaux, Hazel Lee Gayle, Bobby Gayler, Fourth row: Sondra George, Evelyn Gilliam, Frank Gillespie, Fifth row: Frank Gones, Kenneth Gonsoulin, Myma Lee Gonsoulin. Sixth row: Margaret Gonzales, Nelwin Goodwin, John Gore. Sophomores Hebert, Nelsnn , Stephen Heck, Donna Jean Henley, First row: Gay Hagin, Barbara Hall, Mary Sidney Hamilton, Second row: Martha Haynes. Kenneth Hankins, Exvin Earl Hanson. Third row: Donna Dell Happ, Frances Hardin, Larry Hargett. Fourth row: Mary Jane Harvey, Lloyd Hayes, Charles Haynes. Fifth row: Joe Hawsey, Carlton Hazclwood, Johnny Heard. Sixth row: William Heard, Desire Hebert, Donald Hebert Sophomores Elizabeth Hergert, Yvonne Herring, Fourth row: Shir- ley Higgs, Taylor Hill, Bruce Hinds. Fifth mw: Margaret Hoeney, Phyllis Hoff, Katherine Hollandv Sixth row: Clark Holloway, George Hooker, James Horn, First row: Larry Howell, Leroy Howell, Tommy Hughes. Second row: Anna Lee Hunt, Mary Elizabeth Hyatt. Westley Irion, Third row: Sondra Issac, Dale Jackson, Jeff Jackson. Fourth row: Elroy James, Darrell Jewett, Polly Jiminez. Fifth row: Fred Johnson, Jill Johnson, Jane Jolley Sixth row: Ann Jones, J. P. Jones, Shirley Juarez Sophomores v First row: Clare Justillan, Dorothy Kasper, Edward f: Kaspard. Second row: James Kent, Edward Kennedy. : v ' Charles Kennesonl Third row: Walter Kirkpatrick, , Shirley Klutz, Shirley Kresswell. Fourth row: Tommy Kyler, Wanda LaBleu, Sarah Lacy. Fifth row: Warren A , Landry, Imogene Lane, Ronald Larpenter. Sixth row: Dick Lattimer M, , r W i I70 First mw: Joel Maddox, Rita Maiors, Franklin Mallet. Second row: Hazel Mallet, Steve Mannino, Dickie Marineaux. Third row: Edwina Marshall, Betty Martin, Gabie Martin, Fourth row: Dolores Martinez, Billy Mathews. Betty Maxwell. Fifth row: Mart Rhea May, Patsy Mayfield, Joan McAfee. Sixth row: Frances McBIide, Bill McCain, Ronnie McClelland. First IOW: Carol Laurents, Betty Sue Lawrence, Wilfred LeBlanc. Second row: Beverly Lee, Jimmy LeMire, Peggy Lenskewki. Third row: A. V. Leonard, Betsy Liby, Jeanette Licatina. Fourth row: Johnnie Liles, Robin Little, James Lloyd Fifth row: Donald Legen- berger, Juanita Lopez, Pat Love, Sixth row: Polly Love, Shirley Lumbley, Pete LyncL Sophomores First row: Norma Dean Mitchell, Tommy Monk, Kennard Montaigne. Setond row: Emma Lee Moore, Martha Moore. Gerald Mora. Third row: Jerry Moreau, Eddie Morgan, Marilyn Moser. Fourth tow: Bob Moss, Barbara Mouton, Doyle Neal. Fifth row: Nancy Newsome, Don Noack, Shirley Owers, Sixth row: Pat O'Niell, Doyle Owens, Anne Ortega. First row: Darrell McClung. Richard McDaniel, Joy McElroy, Second row: Kenneth Wayne McFarland, James McFatter, Larry McFatter. Third row: Paul McKee, Dorothy McLendon, Charles McNamara Fouxth mw: Jimmy Meaux, Gus Mendez, June Mcquet. Fifth row: Ronnie Merwin, Marilyn Metcalf, Lynn Meyen Sixth row: Marshalene Milburn, Lorene Millet, Ruth Miller . Sophomores I72 First row: Gerald Pipes, Tommy Powers, Jesse Powell. Second row: Robert Poteet, Delva Ann Powell, Gladys Prellop. Third row: Elizabeth Prince, Pauline Pmtas, Jimmie Lou Provence. Fourth IOW: Rosemary Pruitt, Mary Ann Rachal, Walter Raiford. Fifth row: Luz Ramirez, Jo Ann Ranonnette, Kenneth Ready. Sixth row: Imogene Redd, Gayle Reeves. Johnnie Mae Reeves. First row: Elton Oliver, Jeannette OYBIien, Terry O Brien. Second row: Barney Parks, Carl Parker, John Parker. Third row: Ruth Parker, Harold Patterson, Jerry Perkins. Fourth row: Lloyd Patln, Charlie Pedxoza, Arthur Perez, Fifth row: Mary Louise Perez. Charles Peveto, Hampshire Phillips. Sixth row: Dor- othy Picard, Alice Pickney, Betty Jo Pillltete. Sophomores First IOW: Peggy Marie Rowe, Howard Rozell, Barbara Russell, Second row: Jerry Russell, Raiford Russell. Pat Ryder Third row: Stella Rose Ryder, Marlene Sadlet, Angelo Saenz Fourth row: Helen Salinas. Marlene Sanders, Norma Sandoz. Fifth row: Mary Neal Sappington, Paul Sassine, George Satomino. Sixth tow: Mary Ann Savoie, Anthony Schaver, James Schaven First tow: Ima Jean Rascoe, Mary Ann Reid, Verna Dolores Reid. Second row: Margaret Reynolds, Tommy Reynolds, Juanita Riggs Third row: Robert Riley, Joan Rivers, Patsy Robbins Fourth tow: Buddy Robertson, Joyce Robinson, Daniel Rodriques. Fifth row: Mar- guerite Rodriques. Richard Roe, James Rogers, Sixth row: Jo Ann Rogers, Nancy Romero, Bob Yarbrough. Sophomores I74 First row: Bobby Stanford, Phyllis Stamper, J. B. Spurlock Second row: Barbara Speights, Damosa Sosa, Jimmy Snyder. Third 10w: Jimmy Snell, Bert Snell, Gene Smithy.Fou1th row: Gene Smith, Dorothy Smith, Belle Sirman. Fifth row: Patsy Sims, Shirley Tauber, Bobby Taylot Sixth row: Sara Terracina. Albert Thibodeaux, Phillip Thomas. First 10w: Bill Schroeter, Dick Scully, Pam Sully. Second row: Velma Shaw, Dean Shenan, Don Sher- wood. Third row: Louis Swenson, Annabeth Swanson, Norma Swearingen. Fourth row: Kenneth Swanzy. Stella Stubbs, Merkle Stuckey, Fifth row: Waltet Strickland, Ray Stewart. Hestei Stewart. Sixth row: Mary Stateson, Betty Stasney, Nancy Stanley. Sophomores First row: Betty Sue Wells, Jo Ann Werner, Fred Wieson, Second row: Glenda Westmore, Elsie Whiddon, Charles Williams. Third row: Llewellyn Williams. Patty Williams, Robert Williamson Fourth row: Don Willis. Mary Ann Wilson, Shirley Wise. Fifth row: Olive Withers, Joyce Wright, Shirley Wrightl Sixth rowzjo Ann Woollen, John Young. Nancy Youngblood. First row: Margaret Thomasson, Robert Thomasson, Diane Thompson Second row: Jack Thompson,'Kelvin Tibbetts, Mary Lou Tipton, Third row: Charles Toups, Douglas Travis. Garland. Fourth mw: Ruth Ulmet, Malcolm Vandcrdoes, Lenora Vargas Fifth row: CamA lyn Vickers, Dick Walters, Jeanne Ward. Sixth row: Frances Waders, Leland Webb, Essie Jo Welch Sophomores Members of the L4 CABINET are, first row, left to right: Marcia Greer, Margaret Grade, Glenda Westmortland, Joan Berland, Mart Rea May, Nor rma Swearington Pal Gray 01m WAzheAs Admin Hankcny. Scumd row- Shirley mefurd Kay Cowm Ruth Parker Marilyn Moscr Patty Williams Jane Borum Mary Ann Ried, Donna Jean Henly, Ronn ie MerwinA Don NoaCk. Third row: Jeanne CrawV ford, Martha Haynes ElsAe Whiddon Marv gust Reynolds, Hatry Cn'mm Clara Dionne Mary Sidney Hamipton Shirley Owners, Barbara Spicghts, james MLFatleA: Johnny chett, Rinhard MADaniels, Lloyd Hayes, Bobby Bennel Jerry Box Oswin CrAsman, Tommy KylerA Buddy MCNamAara Tommy Babin. LLOYD HAYES Spamm' OSWIN CHRISMAN Pmn'dem-Fall Pv'eudemASpnng Members of the H4 CABINET are, fArst row, left to right: Ray Loupe, Johnny Heard, Tommy Kyler, Man Rea Mayv Margaret Grade Anna Boddpn Mania Greer Margaret Rey- nolds Tommy Babin Secund row: Don 5AA er- wood, C. A. Gay, Bobby Bennet, Phillip Foam. Donna Jean Caughman, Patsy Ryder, Lloyd Hayes, Jimmy Meaux. Third row: Ronnie Mcrwin, Darrell Jewelt, Doyle Neal, PAM Gray, Jackie Couret Ann Claxlon Fourth row: Sara Lacy, OswAn Crismun Jamcs Fife Phyllis Stamper Marilyn Moser Polly Love. FAMA Aow; JAAA Johnson Barbara Ackerman Patty WAAAAams Beverly ClAeVAs Janell Fitz- gerald Mary Eileen Marcomel Mary Ann Savoie Sixth row' Rm Majors Betty Kay Stasney, Juanita Riggs Ruth Parker, Gladys Prellope. Rosemary Pruitt, Nancy Youngblood, Anita Brown. l7b This is strictly a men's page . . and speaking of men, B, D. Eastman appears to be the rough and rugged type: Is it Robinson Crusoe Stout looking for his gal Friday MtDonald or is it a throw back from The Thing?!! Well, we said that this was a man's page! No comment!! Unlcss it's If you want some scrub- , 9 bing . . , just let me know !' Uhhh . . V Pcw Purser '41:me ently has just become a ' rcal spenmdn of manhood a la 3 Charles Atlas buildrup toursc. Emilxo Rojo really has his giggle box turncd upside down ! These unidentified chatures were present at the Herald Hobo party. I77 Some dreams are meant only for dreaming . . . 120i fulfillmem . . . ATHLETICS 30m! 90 40mm HeadB 01' ch FoothB , Skasz DraMA alACliw'tieS wags TY TERRELL Txack E MILE M4 E Ham, O'BR all IEN I80 PAL MCLAUGHLIN and HAL O'BRIEN MORRIS SHANNON and GLEN RABE TOMMY HEN DRICKSON JOE TOMMY RAMIREZ and ALLEN Anxiously sweating out a crucial moment are HERBIE ESTES, FREDDY LUCAS, SHEL- BY PIERCE and MANAGER GEORGE MCCOY. PAUL CHARLES CLAUDE MINERVA In the background are MANAGER KENNETH TANNER WILLINGHAM GASPARD WADDELL MCNEESE and JOE RAMIREZ. l8l SPORTS HALL OF FAME FRANK EIDOM All Dunn! Bark All State Bark All Sambem Bark All Amenmn Prep Tamil Nominee I82 BILL BRAUNINGER DEWAYNE FINCHUM All-District T ankle T. J. FLENIKEN and CHESTER WILLIAMS BUTCHIE WYBLE RAYMOND GORMAN PRETTY BOY PARSONS and J. M. MCCURLEY FRANK EIDOM Senior All Dmm-t Bark All State Back All Southern Team GORDON SATTERWHITE n10: Bark BILL BRADLEY Junior Bade DON WYBLE Junior Back JACKETS DEFE AT PURPLE MARVIN WADDELL junior Guard HERB ESTES Senior All Dijirlc! Guard JERRY PALMER Junior End PURPLE STADIUM, OCT. 20 Opening the 1950 district play with a smashing victmy, the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets left a visible mark on the Beaumont High Royal Pur- ples; the scoring attack being led by Eidom; final score stood at 32-7. Eidom scored on the Jackets' first possession and twice mere in lhe second and third per- iods. Jacobs then scored for Beaumont with Billingsly add- ing the cxtm point: Amuny's pass to Satrerwhite in the waning fourth quarter left the final score at 52-7. Lucas successfully kicked two extras :13 7517; PAPA WHALEY DALE DANIEL RONALD AMUNY ALBERT PESSARA Tm; Btuy Baby Junior Sophomore Junior Sitting Center Bark Bark JACKETS ROMP OVER TIGERS 36-6 JACKET STADIUM, NOV SiThe Yellow jacket squad took the lead in the district play after romping over the Orange Tigers 56-6, the only Orange score being made mid- way in the fourth period by Carpenter on a sixteen yard jaunt. Port Arthur scores took on the usual aspect with Eidom completing three, OYBrien, two, and Amuny, one. CHARLES COSTELLO PAUL TANNER FREDDY LUCAS JOE RAMIREZ Junior Junior uninr ngor Bark Guard All Diylrirl Guard Guard RAYMOND GORMAN SHELBY PIERCE T. J. FLENIKEN CHESTER WILLIAMS Sophomore Senior Junior ' Bark Bazk Bark Bark GREENIE SQUAD UNDERMINED BY JACKET HOSTS JACKET STADIUM, NOV 10!Yellow Jacket v I c t o I y number eight found a van quished Greenie squad returnr mg homeward with a vague memory of a 35-0 thtashing. Flannel clad Frank Eidom re- ceived deadly blocking on the five scores. Hal O'Brien bucked center from six yards out and Lucas added all five extras South Parks Wally Curry found and Jerry Nelson for the Greenie touchdown. JAMES PERKINS JAMES MCLAUGHLIN HAROLD O'BRIEN DONALD HALL unior unio: unior enior All Dumu Tarkle All Dumct Back All Dmml Bark Bark DEWAYNE FINCHUM Semor All 0mm; Tarkle CHARLES WILLINGHAM TOMMY ALLEN GLEN RABE mr Semor Senior Tackle Turkic Center JACKETS SECURE DISTRICT TITLE-Zl-O JACKET STADIUM, DEC. 11A stubborn Indian Tribe fmm Port Neches was dropped from the ranks of district Championship contenders by a defiant Yellow Jacket offen- sive, 2L0. Scoring runs were made by O'Brien, Eidom, and Whaley, respectively, in the second, third, and fourth periods. The only attempt to score by the Indians was led to the one foot line by Bohby Trahan only to be snuffed by the final gun. Lucas kicked all extra points. TOMMY HENDRICKSON Jumor Bark J. M. McCURLEY RICHARD PARSONS MORRIS SHANNON Senior enior Senior All Diymrt Emi All Dimm End Tarkle LLOYD HAYS Sophomore Guard CHARLES McNAMARA Sophomore l1! BILLY SCHOENBERG unior Tackle CLAUDE GASPARD unior Em! JACKET STADIUM, SEPT, 8-vThe Port Arthur Yellow Jackets groped out of their season opener by a bare margin of 14.7 over Tivy of Kerrville. OYBrien carried the weight of point making for the Jackets, scoring quick in the first period, Amecke received from Bauer for the tying Antlez tally. Soph Amuny sparked a last quarter comeback score stand- lng 14-7. Lucas and Arnecke toed extra points 2 and L respectively. JACKET STADIUM, SEPT. ISiVulnexable Fortier took an unforgetable lashing, 35-0. Eidom and O'Brien spear- headed scoring thrusts 2 and 1, respectively, before adorn- ing the sidelines. Taking over capably Butch'h Wyble ramped 89 yards for the fourth Jacket tally, and Whaley moved 26 yards for anothert Fred Lucas added three con- versions aided by Shelby Pierce. JACKET STADIUM, SEPT, ZZ-vThe Capitol Hill Redskins took only fish home as sou- veniers of a memorable trip from way up Oklahoma way, Frank Eidom accounted for two Jacket touchdowns and tossed to Palmer for another. Whaley and O'Brien scored once each from the Skin seven and eighteen respectiveyL Redskin Bill Taylor aided the Yellow Jacket cause by cover- ing a safety in the end zone. Fred Lucas completed three extra pomts. JACKET STADIUM, SEPT1 29-A pulverized N 1c h 01 s squad returned toNew Orleans with the vague remembrance of a 61-7 defeat by a power- ful Jacket eleven. The Tomlinmen had a hey-day though the ozone, complet- ing 11 of 11 passes, Scoring tundow was as fol- lows: Eidom 3, O'Brien 3. Wyble 2, Sattexwhite 1, The golden toe of Fred Lucas added 7 placement points. The only score by Nichols was made by Gilmore who also made the extra point. JACKET STADIUM, NOV. Melt Wasnlt only turkey trim- mings the Pine Bluff Zebras received When they visited Port Arthur Turkey day, 1950 Eidom ramped 75 yards for the first score, early in the second period. Dick Parsons made two more tallies. Whaley scouted 70 yards on a flashing reverse and O'Brien thundered over center for the last two talliesi Lucas added 3 extras. I90 iiT. JXITES WILL LONG REMEMBER CORPUS TRIP, 35-0 FINAL SCORE Ardent, but sleepy fans boarded the special train at 7:00 am. to see the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets bowl over the Corpus Christi Buccaneers 3501 The train carried the usual menagerie of Band membexs, Hussals. tons of concessions including coffee and doughnuts, numerous students piled three to a seat. The only marring factor of the trip came when Sophomore Back Raymond Gotman fractured his knee cap during game play. Eidom scored tallies numbers one and two With Hal O'Brien again scoring in the third period Sophs Ronald Amuny and Bill Bradley shared honors for fourth squarter glories, scoring once each Guard Fred Lucas successfully completed five conversion Half-time bore the usual glitter with the Hussars receivmg a rising ovation for their rendition of The St. Louis Blues March and the Band repeating their Rainbow' maneuver which featured their mascot, Barbara Ruth Meyers. JACKET STADIUM, DEC, SiBayton again prevented the Port Arthui Yellow Jackets from gaining the stale finals by the bare technicality of a twenty-yard penetration. Jacket star Frank Eidom was injured in the first play of the game and was removed from play, Carrying on without him, Amuny and Satterwhite streaked across the goal line to score, each having received a pass from End Dick Parsons. Baytown scored on runs made h Burndrett and Orton. Extra points were made by Burndrett and Lucas. The final score stood 13-15 with Baytownis three penetrations overshadowing Port Arthur's two for the BiVDistrirt crown. The above scene Was snapped in the Field House during the intramural volleyball tournament. FRED MAHLER Intramural Caarl; 1m 1 Gross. Dan Estrella, Harold Jackson, Roland Babin Melvin C0usins,D Donald LCBIanC. These boys are the highest scorers in their respective half grades in me athlekic achievement tests given dunng khe fall semester Pickured left to right: Tony Ortega HS; J. O Blcdsole L6; Stafford Robenson, L4; Richard Landry, H6; and Dan Estrella L5 John David LeBlanc H4 15 notshow BILL BRUNINGER EMILO ROJO CLAUDE HERPIN '92 JERRY PALMER JAMES JACKSON TOMMY HENDRICKSON JOHNNY FOSTER SPACEY ROGAS HARVEY EARS WISENBAKER 7W JERRY PETTIETTE JOE DORMAN DON COLEMAN I93 Pittured above is the JACKET BASKETBALL B SQUAD. Fixst row, left to right: Jimmy Mcaux, Oswin Chrlsman, Billy Fours, Garland Tumnn, Carl Larpentcr. Second row: Tex usr nell, Robert Erwin, James Spurlmk, Paul Powell, Donald Hebcrt Third raw: James Lloyd, Weldon Bailey, Charles MLDaniels, L. J. Guxdry, Harold Droddy and Coach Ty Terrell, BASKETBALL MANAGERSiLynn Broussard and Ronnie Reader are seen above relating a player's shoe. Puffing into me photo- finish at the annual TJ cross muntry meet on December 7 are George tScoo t er Auld, Daniel B 00rle' Therlot, Buddy Robcxtson Bobby Johnson Dan Estrella and Fred Hill. I94 Yellow Jacket baseball lettermen are first row, left to right: Freddy Lucas, Franklin Snippy' Albers, Eddie Choale, Charles Barksdale. Second rowz' Jac Dodd Ronnie Vidrene, Donald Gordon Sanerwhite seem 4 . . s to b m mxd-mr by the photographer.e caught Daniel Boone Theriot I95 How Aaour 5' wEEKs 0 0V- causruzmc's ? n'i' lama MISS BETTYE IO WHITE Ilmd M Depmmmn MISS MARJORIE COTTON I96 MISS LOIS EDWARDS MISS KITTY LEGATE I t Th roux; of g'xds fro m the hrs 6 g 7 c f5 21snak 55 W I the The TI. High girls' PE. department is among the few in the state that are fortunate enough to have facilities for Playing hotkey. AllASchool Posture Queens Suzanne Stevenson and Betty Hampton 115 ie Miss Marjorie Cotton presented the GM ugam: awards. I97 Its ' 0 among the favontc 5p Volleyban 15 classes. in the GUYS gym Helen Simon has just hit a high fly in this pitture snapped during the sixth period gym class, Folk cantlyanaildsqduare dancing have b Pro ta 6 t0 the i x sen re. g m. Srls arhde'ks I98 7he dW-giMZJme WM 51 $kcw: W; waxef Pictured above are some of the people who added to the surcess of the dance-the work crew: Betty Moncrief, Marie Ryder, Mildred May, June King, Miss Edwards, Helen Simon and Evie Day. At the upper left are three of the looniest clowns who ever sent the Big 0p into gales of laughter: Miss Edwards, Miss Legate and Miss Cotton. HS CHEERLEADERS for the High Senior team were: Laird, Harmon, Simon, Hampton, Greenway and Leach. The BAND UV Way now famous uS of the Hussar h V Dru 3- h. OmEWhEIe oVe W W35 snapped d - n 101 0 r the Ra ,, Hung me. Flynn. Maigrmg REUCker and fvat A how u - aneuver Id 9 8 Masmt , e by :5 seen in the Barbara Ruth 611a Massey foregmuad. I99 Pictured at the left are the LETTER GIRL OFFICERS for the fall semestcn left to right mey am: Maxy Perkins Team Manager; Susan Mclnll, VKE P 1; Betty Crouch. PICSIant; Gln a mebalL Team Manager, June King, Se retaxy; Sonya Ingwcrsen, Te m Mana Freda jnncs Team Manager; Angclmc Grado, Team Manager; Mer- Iine Bales, Tcam Manager; Margaret LeurlL Reporm; Barbara Lundrum H157 muian. m TY C PM I Best AWAmun SENIOR LETTER GIRLS during the fall semesten are, left'to right: Perkins, Susan Merrill, Evie Day Bruy Crouch, Freda jones, Gloria Kimball, June King and Margaret Hargett, LETTER GIRLS, fall, 1950, are, front row, left to right: Ruth Hoker, Carmen Soliz. Charlene Moak, Elizabeth Smith, Sue Gill, Angeline Grado, Beatrice Crawford, Charlotte Greenway, Betty Hammon. Second r0 . Mary Childers, Edna Valdez, Betty GarretL Betty Moncrief, Pat Britten, jane Wright, L015 Brown, Helen Lloyd, Helen Sxmnn. Third row: Eva Aguirre Jackie White. Jessica Barbosa, Sonya lngwersen, Beamice Dore, Margaret Laird Margarek Leach, Mary George. Fourl row: Chrlsn'ne Thomas, Merilne Boles, Barbara Landrum, Sarah Harmon. Wilma Clokhicr, Katherine Loukas 20 O Beny Garrett Secretary Treasurer The LETTER GIRL OFFICERS for the spring semester are, left to right: Lois Brown, H5 Team Manager; Elizabeth Smith Parliamentarian; Sonya Ingwersen H4 Ang el1ne Grade H6 Team Manager; Merl1ne Boles LS Team Manager; Mary Ch1ldress Vice Pres1dcnt; jean Bean L6 Team Manager; and Wilma Clmhier President, Pictured above are the H6 LET- TER GIRLS.Follow1ng the L Billie Pullen, Alina R010, W1l1na Cluthler Trilby LcBlanc. Smrting at the upper rlghl of the G' -. Betty Garrctn Bcarnice Dore. jean Bean Sonya Ingwi'rscn, Barbara B0021 Fay Holland, Beny Moncriuf, Ruth Hooker, Bea Crawford, Laura XWood, Edna Angeline Grado Charlene Mock Sue G111 Eva Agu1rre and E11237 belh Smnh. Team Manager; Pmu TER recd albsve are fhes a ' White slum ' 3 dec ECeSokd PRING LET. a d L 191 SW ' in um, e M1,411: ate est 20l A Frank Eidom and Suzanne Stevenson pause in their fun long enough to fill up on good ole PtA. Water. Delores Pierce looking very effitient and secretarish! :W The robbing the cradlew refrain that Betty Crouch so of- ten hears in connecv tion with Freddy dc Kaiser seems to be reversed heret Looks like Steve Guidry's about to take a tumble h . . Take it easy, gals . t . there's plenty of room on that bus! That demure lock of Mary Ann chshaw's can only be meant for the unpredittablc Cudd. Hanging out the windows, from left to right: Pauline Smith, Marijo Crissman, Wetting his whistle at the Sissy Hogan and Butterball Dcssell. left is Anthony Petarina. TURKEY DAY GAME erial view of the Sta'dium 1d get a plcture e Dare you to This unusual a is the only way we cgu of everyone at one um find yourself! Smiling faces scam the weak knees these Cheerleaders might have Thgre's not a sour note to be heard unless 1'! could be the joke Eddie and Fred are tellmg. 203 Seated left to right, are: Moore, Stevenv son, McDonald. Standing: Haas, Reid, Humpheries, Renshaw. Marlene Boles and Pat Britton just ar- rived on the West-bound Stage. Jo Ann Wollen and Johnnie Reeves. Believe it or not these are members of the band at their initiation. Johnson, Moore, Huckaby, Hunter, Marsh, and others. 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RCA Vicfor Columbia Albums Children's Records Phone 44337 40l Seven+h S'l'reef DIAL 5-783 l Eggegamweg MATTRESS COMPANY CORNER OF THOMAS AND HOUSTON MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS RENOVATORS UPHOLSTERERS SLIP COVERS DRAPERY MATERIALS 677$???an From LEE'S JEWELERS 334 Ausfin . Fine Jewelry for Less CASH O CHARGE O LAY-AWAY M R. B. LEAVELL INSURANCE AND BONDS Full Coverage Winds+orm Pro+ec+ion Phone 3-2788 4 Harris Building For? Ar+hun Texas M 233 Compliments of 555m HOLSUM ng IT'S EXTRA FRESH! 37'132 33 342 r um um m mm x Viva! Spanish and American Food TAMALES-ENCHlLADAS-TACOS-TOSTADAS I8I4 Housion Avenue Dial 2-004! Joe Garcia. Jr.. Manager Porf Ar'rhur, Texas Call Us for Your Privafe Parfies 235 236 Sea Food 6? 062 Graline 2 IN TOWN 6f$ 8: Cafe Broiled S+eaks Dial 2-9323 w 6;? Bar-B- Q We Specialize in Barbecuing for Clubs Parties and Banque'ls 3728 Sixfeenfh S+ree+ 528 - 5H1 Sfree+ Compliments of amnglwff INSURANCE AGENCY 0 Phone 5-7 I 2 I PORT ARTHUR AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION E. P. BAKER INMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY KLEAS- LATHAM MOTOR CO. LATTIMER-NASH MOTOR CO. MINGLE MOTOR CO. LINN MOTOR CO. SMITH - MAY MOTOR CO. PACKARD. PORT ARTHUR House of Fine Foods 0 3200- lbe STREET For Delivery Service Dial 2-3922 237 238 Good Going, Team Best of Luck in the Future Compliments of PORT ARTHUR'S TEN LEADING QUE? SERVICE STATIONS Who Keep Your Car Alive With No-Nox and Good Gulf Gasoline 6qu Pride and Gulflube Motor Oils and Gulfex Lubrication ALAMO SERVICE STATION. 70l Houston Phone 5-5832 ALBERT'S AUTO SUPPLY. 260I Procter Phone 5-83l3 CITY STORAGE 8: SERVICE. 549 Waco Phone 4-4832 DU-BOSE SERVICE STATION, 2549 - l6th St. Phone 2-3622 JONNIE'S SERVICE STATION, 2248- l6+h St. Phone 2-5532 MELANCON SERVICE STATION. 949 Nederland Ave. Phone 2-3509 BOULET-BALL SERVICE STATION. Seventh and Austin Phone 3-6679 PORT ARTHUR SERVICE STATION. 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Texas Our Compliments to the UNION PEOPLE OF TOMORROW OIL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION Local No. 23 20l PROCTER PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS 243 Towing Ocean - Coastwise - Harbor - Canal PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Box I 500 Phone 3-6666 C 0m plimems 0 f DON HENDRYX D. W. CUDD DON H EN DRYX and COMPANY Insurance Bonds Home Loans Medical Bldg. Dial 5-733I Compliments of REIF'S CLEANERS 726 - 9111 Avenue 26l2 Memorial Drive 624 Housion Avenue DIAL 2-293l BLUE BONNET FLOWER SHOP Phone 2-2033 Flowers +ha+ Sa+isfy ALBERT KROHN l 843 Thirfeenih Sfreef Insurance Plus Service LYLES - WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY S. H. tBuddy, Williams. Jr.. Owner INSU RANCE-REAL ESTATE F.H.A. LOANS 6l4 Adams Bldg. Phone 5-8l l2 A LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR EVERY BUDGET A CLEANING SERVICE UNEQUALED THE Home laundry Master Cleaners 733 Procier Phone 5-93 I I 245 SPENCE a HOWE CONSTRUCTION co. 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