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

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1958 volume:

.a' 21 3, Ju 43 .3.: N33 the HJVXYN 1958 PORT Ul'l'llbil. 'l i LXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY ANNUAL STAFF SPONSOR Mrs. Mike Redman EDITOR-lN-CHIEF Theresa Thomas ASSOCIATE EDITOR Barbara Smith COPY EDITOR Dottie Honeycun ART STAFF Steve Hodges Kay Vaughan Sheila McCarthy BUSINESS EDITOR Anna Killgore SPECIAL EVENTS Jerry Gower Melanie Coleman SENIOR EDITOR Becky Burris JUNIOR EDITOR Nice Haynes SOPHOMORE EDITOR Lana Vincent FACULTY Carolove Smith FAVORITES EDITOR Nancy Sims ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Linda Douglas SPORTS Woodrow Cross Sara Dominguez ADVERTISEMENTS EDITOR Monique East TJ HIGH - INSIDE OUT Thomas Jefferson is homasi1 -IL. vru ELLOW JACKET SI chos omplete detail of open J ii i aim was to giv7y yo iikhomas Juffuu f9 st yea ' ou liave ever had. Th Rx? was to i a m Iiiy? that w d incrIex e in value; with eve y and e e ? sses. W l' e to thinkx your looking at,7T LLOW W x He at Thphas JeffersotXfrom clothes 'de and 195$ V COACH P. T. TPETEi PENSE The 1958 YELLOW JACKET is proudly dedicated To a man who has pUT fellowship and good sporTsmanship in The hearTs of all Those wiTh whom he works. These Two asseTs are essenTial To us if we are To have happiness and prosperiTy in our fuTure years. He will always be remembered for his unTiring efforTs and The sincere loyalTy ThaT he has demonsirafed Through The yeras. The YELLOW JACKET Staff proudly dedicaTes The 1958 yearbook To Coach P, T. TPeTei Pense. CONTENTS Opening Special Events Senior Class Junior Class ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sophomore Class , 7 ,,,,,,,, , ., Administration-Faculty 7 ,,,,,,,,, Favorites Organizations Sports , ,, ,, Advertisements ,24 ,76 106 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 136 .,,150 ,168 H 234 ,,,,, 292 At First . . . The First months of the 57-58 school year were filled with many things familiar to T-Jites ALL ABOU1 . happy things, dull things, and some iust plain enioyable things. in September through November, we enioyed Elvis, Millionaires, You Send Me, Dino and Tony, Ivy Leaguersl drag races, Sputnik, football games, Choir-Hussar-Band, and Drama practice, report cards, That'll Be The Day, Pal Joey, homework, pep rallies, weekends, dates, and the many other small things that made this part of school life fun. Who Yiall Gonna Ye For?! Timeis A,wasting! Caught in a serious mood by the eye of the cam- era was this group of T-Jites who crowded the Field House for the Odessa pep rally. Left to right are . . . uh, the Maroon and Gold Band was present, as usual, to provide the music, down- beat, and rhythm, which added so much to the rallies. Cafeteria butl sessions were a common sight at TJ this year. Left to right are Seniors: Gary Dor- sey, Walter Mitchke, Boyd Webb, Edward Zingie- man, Charles Horse Power Hoffpauir, and Char- lie Moncrief. Good Grief! Senior engineer - to - be Artie Thornton seems to find this slide: rule interesting though oversize. Little Brown Jug Permanent possession of the Brown Jug was partly due to the efforts of this foursome who sacrificed vanity and tonsils to spur the Jug campaign with their, uh . . . arrangement. Left to right are S. McCarthy, 5. Logan, K. Vaughan, 5. Simpson, J. Willoughby. Idioms, lrby? Pretty Junior Sandra lrby did not seen to mind the rigors of Plane Geometry at all ..... in September. Beaumont Bonfire . . . Participants who included Junior Jerry Smith who touched off the effigy of the Beaumont Purples. Final score of the game was 30-0 in favor'of the Jackets. me . Cigar-foh'ng Desperados captured! Arrested for speeding during the CavOchade pa. rade were these Seniors who finally convinced the officer that Matilda would not go 85 M.P.H. Get Up! W5 8:00 . . . Gentlemen! As always, the winter season lfootball sea- sonl was full of things To do. And . . . as always there was a contrast between 1he male and female doings. Some gals like Mary Sfraub found something humorous in every school activity-even Old Broken Nose, but all of Them enioyed posing for J.C. Peculiar to this time of year, TJ girls busied themselves with, Sam Cook, The Sad Look, 2-Karat rings, Revlon, Senior rings, and Cheyenne. . . but, egad, did you notice the change in spring? Their interests Then turned to future lawyers, engineers, and the like. Also included were, proposals, sororities, 1he wedding march, and, of course graduation. In '57-'58, TJ's ladies were usually found . . . in the way lmost of The Timel, at The beauty parlor, slum- ber parties, and, on sunny days, invariably at some practice or another. o... ,LA-v'd v.4. Ladies! Please notice the remarkable expressions on the faces of this manly set of TJites. Previous to annual publication, two students they and girlt were asked their opinion. The lady decreed that it surely must have been the after demonstration by Alkaseltzer. The gentleman is probably still seeking the identity of the girl he swears must have been behind the photographer. You should know by now, of course, what was ngorgeU with TJ's gentIemen in 5758. Popular with the boys were Brigitte Bardot, tardy slips, and girlst t t' $ min :m-Iltiyna . just five more minutes. TJ - INSIDE OUT OR Things you didn? see if you didn't go to school . . . much. Difficult Decisions In the Cafeteria . . or Here Goes Nothing . . Back in Linelu or HThe Long Wait by Mickey Spillyourmilk Happy Faces or Pardon Me For Laughing, Dear, But There's Some thing on . . , ' More often than not, too little credit is given our teachers and instructors. Those of us iCIass of '58i who are now looking back surer realize this. Few of us would ever graduate under the age of twenty-one if our teachers didn't, make, caiole, and fineg- gle us into doing those things we would rather not do. Of course, free three-day vacations were necessary in some instances i uh-Umm. When that unbelievable day of graduation comes, though, we realize that the credit is split three ways teacher, mother, and, Somebody up there must like me! After the long haul, itwelve or more unnerving yearsi, has been made and we've found our Place in the sun, we may one day meet someone who wasn't able to complete their education, and thus benefit, and say, There, but for the grace of God and my teachers, go I. A Regular Guy . . . according to his stu- dents, is Mr. Lindeman iPhysiology, Biol- ogy, and old frogsi. All enioyed his lec- tures . . . particularly the one concerning his phobia about the Humane Society, and what they do to Biology teachers who literally pick on poor, dumb, animals. The excitement of going to State . . . A . . with all the trimmings foo. CHRISTMAS............... The holiday season of '57 brought, be- sides the customary gleeful Things such as, NO school, gramma's, divinity, Santa Claus, daddy's charge account for daddy's gift, parties, parties, parties, Mid-night Mass and Christmas eve candlelight services, . . THE Game also the honor of The 4-AAAA state finals. The eighteen days of grace passed quickly. We all made our usual New Year's resolu- tion, lno more hooky-flu l, and . . . Chrislmas at school . . . An exclusive interview at The Austin rally . h . and another rally. ..........ANDANEWYEAR h and then back To The grind. Mid-Term exams, overdue reports, overdrawn allow- ances, cold, cold mornings, and The 'lafter holiday blues? all failed To make that first week a success Things perked Up Though and the days 'til school let out were counted 1,001, 1,002, 1,003 . , . aga'in, and again, and . . . The Big Game, and a Port Arthur innovafion . h , . , standing-roomvonIy-fans HEARIT...$EEIT... Long hours of hard work and study done by students shown here assembling scenery, is what helped make Dino a record breaker in sales. This crew of people worked many hours. It was not an easy task but every- one working together made the play a success. This is iust one of 1he many fine audiences that thrilled to Reper- toire Players Production of Dino. Dino was presemed in the auditorium three nigh1s and at every performance there was a capaciw crowd of adventurer and action seekers. There's always a rush for ?he best seats when a good play such as Dino is one More than 1000 people purchased ticke1s to the show which deah with reenage problems, starred Charles Wilkin- son and Kiny Wyble. The play ran through November 2023. 3 .' .u i. 'l' cow. u .m' NOW! Every Monday, when the latest pictures arrived, this was a fa- miliar scene in the sixth period Journalism class. Members of the annual staff tried to get pictures that best suited their section, and they were always eager to see the newest picture. The biggest and best annual ever was promised by these students in an assembly skit: Theresa Thomas, Shella McCarthy, Steve Hodges, Sandra Wyblel Carol Thomas, Billy Chandler, Carmen Freedman, Beth Maiors, Becky Burris, Dottie Honeycutte, Walt Sharp, Pickle LeTulle, Jill Baldwin. Is she looking for a scholarship in electronics or listening to the latest pop song You Send Me ? You can be sure there will be no studying or homework done from this cleverly wired literature book. GOOD TIMES ARI I1 snowed! School was dismissed for an hour February 12, so every- one could have fun throwing snow- balls. I? was the first snow here since 1951. Out of the rock and roll crowd in TJ Dale Gothia has proved his 1alent by organizing a successful Combo that entertained in morning assem- bly, as well as at a number of social affairs for the high school set. Taxi to class! Just walking a boy to class during Twirp week was too uneventful for these Daisy Maes. Pictured are: Susan Pefion, Melvin Borel, Karen Polite, Herbert Nimz, Dale Viator, and Linda Moerbe. 20 ART OF T.J.'$ STORY The last of the badmen were round- ed up Texas Day by the Annie Oak- Ieys of the Senior Class. In this in- stance would-be desperados were Jerry Gower, Steve Feltman, and Banker Phares. At last it's Check Day, May 23, and Seniors are beginning to realize that school days are almost finished. Last minute autographs are penned by Carol Sims, Ruth Stilwell, Vivian Dugas, Polly Duncan, Nelda Brab- ham. Senior Ball dresses require a lot of fitting before they are ready for the big night. Pretty seniors Betsy Byrd, Peggy DeJean, and Sue Ellen Knight can't resist a final inspection of their dresses. 2! FUN, WORK AND THRILLS . . Flying snow balls and wet clothes were the results of forty minutes of fun in the snow for T.J.'s studentse x .' quw W iwf x - II. The little bit of extra work tha1 Eddie Anders put in, a week before report cards, barely got him over the line. No moments are as Thrilling as those experienced by T.J. fans when forward Carroll Broussard re- covered the ball for the Yellow Jackets. 22 . . AND YOU NAME IT Many students 901 a kick out of Mrs. McEwan's danger sign last fall until a few dropped their Transmissions -or grades rather Then the signs weren't so funny. You throw that shotput and your social life is RUINT! Tommy Nell . . . Tommy Nell! . . Hey, Tommy . . . 23 24 GRADE ' CHOO Senior officers of The 1957-1958 graduming class of Thomas Jefferson High School are President Eugene Webb, Vice President Lillie Bartlett Secretary Brenda Gillman, and Treasurer Peggy DeJean. SENIOR FACES . . . or 'IMRS. REDMAN HATES TO THROW ANYTHING AWAY Cheerios Dood It! If YOU can make like a one-handed ladder, please contact the banner committee . . . this gal graduated this year. Jim, Bill, and Fleming can't be called applepolishers Say Cheese, Simp. She did. She also coughed up but they made A in Elbowgrisfics. four thumb tacks at The game 27 . a um .5 5T- 23 CONNIE ABREGO FBLA 5557; Tennis Club 55; Spanish Club 55-56. BETTY ADAMS GRA 55-58; FNA 55.55; FBLA 56-58. LINDA ADAMS JCL 5557. RICHARD A AMS Camera Club 55-58. MARY ALLBRITTON Band 55-58; Congress 5556; Cabinet 55-58; Homeroom Governor, Secretary 55-58; JCL 55-58. Quaesior, President 56-56; Heralds 55-58, President 57-58; GRA 55-57; lener Girls 57-58; Meritorious Citation 55-57; Honor Award 55-56; JRC 55-56. EDWARD A ERS SWIKI ANDERSON Slide Rule Club 57-58; Rifle Club 57-58. Presidenf; Homeroom Treasurer 56-57; Cheminry Club 56-57. JERRY ANGELLE Band 5558; Heralds 5558; French Club 5558, President 57-58; Camera Club 55-58; Honor Award 56-57. ESTER ARCIVA Art Club 57-58; Camera Club 57-58; Spanish Club, Vite Presidenv 56-57, Presi- dent 57-55; GRA 55-58; Pilot Staff 57-58; Annual Staff 57-53; FHA 57-53, JOHN ARDOIN DE 57-53. MARTlN ARISCO Slide Rule Club 57-58; Meritorious Cita- vion 55-56; Congress 57-58,- Cabinet 57-58,- Chemistry Club 57-58,- JRC 56-57. JUDY ARNO D GRA 5568,- Spanish Club 57-5 57-58. LARRIE ASKEW ESTA AUTREY Spanish Club 56-58; FNA 55-56; GRA 56; Jackeveens 55-56. ROBERT BABIN Court 56-57,- Cabinet 5558; Spanish Club 56-57; Homeroom Governor 56-58, Lieu- 'enam Governor 55-56; Gentleman-in-Waii- ing 58 JAY BAILEY Rme Club 57-58. SUE BAKER JCL 55-57; FBLA 56-55; Heralds 57-58. BETTY BALZERSEN GRA 55-57; FTA 56-58, Historian 57-58,- FHA 57-58; Chemistry Club 5557,- Hevalds 5558; Honor Award 55-57. JESSE BARBOSA Football 5555; Basmbau 55,56. ROBERT BARNES BRENDA BARNES Hussars 56-53, Vice Presidem 57-58; Her- alds 55-58; French Club 55-58; FNA 55-58, Tieasurer 56; Homeroom Treasurer, Gov- ernor 57-58; Cabinet 56-58, Treasurer 56- 57; Honor Award 56-57. CAROLYN BARRAS JCL 55-57; An Club 57-58; GRA 56-56; Lener Girls 57-58. BILLY BARRETT Gun Cub 57-58, Secre'ary-Treasurer 57-58; Heralds 58; cabana. 55-58; Congress 55- 58; Tvack 55-58; Homemm Governor 57; Pilot smi- 5758,- Court 58 JOY BARRON FBLA 56-57, Vice President 57-58,- Chem- isvry Club 56-57; Herakis 57-58; Meri- Iorious Ci'anon 55-57; Hussars 56-58; Bugle Selgeam 57-58; FNA 55-55; Cabinet 5557, Vice Presiden! 55.57; Congress 55-57; Cour: 5557; Glee Club 57-58; Repenoire 57-58. LILLIE BARTLETT Hussals 5558, Secrevavy 57-58; JRC 5558, President 56-58; JCL 5557; Cabinet 56-58, Senemy 55-57, We Presxdem 57-58; ORA 5557; Cam! 56-58; Glee Uub 57.58,- Homeroom Tveasurer 57-58; FNA 55-55; Hone; Award 5557; Lady-m-Waning 58. EILEEN BATIC Honor Award 55-57- FBLA 56-58; FHA 55-58; Cabineo 57-58; GRA 5758. THOMAS BEAL JEWEL BECK JRC 55-57; GPA 55-57; Lener Girls 5758; Homeroom SecreVary 57-58; JCL 55-5 Chenusiry Club 55-57; FNA 55-58, Presl- dent 57-58, Honor Award 5557. SAMMY BECKWORTH Honor Award 5556; Slwde Rule C'ub 57-58 BARBARA BELL Hussars 55-58; Yellow mm 5cm 57-58; Harem: 57-58; GRA 5555; French Club 5557; DE 5758, Reporter 57-58. CAROL ANN BELL Meritorious Ciiahon 55-57,- Girls' Glee Club 56-57; Mixed Choir 57-53; JRC 57-53. LARRY BELL ANTHONY BERGERON ELIZABETH BERRY GRA 55-58; JCL 56-56; Homeroom Secre- my 57-58; Lener Girls 57-58. LYLE F. BERRY Meri'onous Cnavion 55-56. JOHNNY BERSIN An Club 55-57,- Homeroom Treasurer 55-55; No! sun 57-55.- Repertoire Play- ers 57-58. ROY BIBB Spanish Club 5555; French Club 56-57; FBLA 55-57, CAROLYN BIGLER Hussavs 56-58; Cabinev 5555,- French Club 55-57; GRA 5557,- DE Gub 57-55; Jackemens 55-55 SHARON BLACKWOOD Choir 55-57,- Chemmry Club 5658, Vice Presxden! 57-58; Frenth Oub 55-57; Men- 1orious Ciiahon 55-57; Repenowe Players 57-53; Shde Rule Club 57-53. ROSEMARY BLANCHARD GRA 55-58; FBLA 5558,- Camera CM: 5758.- Yellow Jackev $1.365 5758,- Pilot Svaif 57-58. WALTER BODDEN Chem-sny Club 55-57,- Camera cm: 57-58,- Slvde Rule cmb 57-58. PAT BOLAND Homeroom Treasurer 56; JRC 56,- FBLA 57,- Jackeieens 56; Memonous Cnahon 57 RONNIE BONIN Sl-de we cm: 57-59; Me Club 57-58 JIM BOONE Band 5558, Assxstam Studenv Duech 57; Student Dwrecior 58,- JeHevsoman 57-55,- AH-svavc 55-57; Imramurals 55-56,- Con- gress 56-57. Cabme! 56-57; Herade 57-58; Honor Award 55-57. NANCY BOOTH French Uub 57-58,- Slide Rule Club 5758; Honor Award 55-58; Spanish Oub 55; Homeroom Secretavy 57-58, Treasurer 58; JRC 55-56; Pilot Staii 57-58. MARK BORDELON JANELL BOREL GRA 55-56; DE Club 55-53. MELVIN BOREL Homeroom Governor 55-56, Lieu1enan' Governor 57-58; Honor Award 55-57; Yrack 56-53; Baseball 55-58; FooOball 56- 58; French Club 57-58; SHde Rule Club 57-58; Cabinet 55-56. RONALD BOREL Slide Rule Club 57-53; Che islry Club 56-57 FRED BOUDREAUX Fvench Club 55.57. GLORIA BOUDREAUX GRA 55-56, STEVE BOWKER Cabinet 55-56; Homeroom Governor 56-57; Honor Award 57; Slide Rule Club 57-58.- Rifle Club 57-58; Radio Club 57-58. PHYLLIS BOWEN GRA 55.55; JRC 5753; Cabinet 57; Spanish Club 5557,- Lane; Girls 57-58. EARL BOYANTON Congress 56; Football 56-58; JCL 55-57; Heralds 57-5 7 Cabinet 56-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Cour! 57; Rifle Club 57-58; Homeroom Governor 56-57; Court 53. PHYLLIS BOYD French Club 56-57; Camera Club 57-53,- GRA 55-53; Lenev Girls 53; Cabinet 57-58; FBLA 55-5 JRC 55.57; An Club 57-53. N LDA BRABHAM Cabinet 55-56; Congress 56-57; FBLA 57-53; GRA 55-57; Annual 5'3 57-58; Heralds 55-57; Repenoire Players 55-56; An Club 55-56; Homeroom Governor 55-56, SUE BRANTLEY Band 55-58, Librarian 55-58, Color Guard 56-58; AIl-S'aie Band 56, Spanish Club 55-56; FCL 56-58; GRA 55-58; Lener Girls 57-58; Cabine! 56-53; Homeroom Secre- tary 55-56, Congress 57-58; Meritorious Chaiion 55-57. JUDY BRAUNINGER GRA 5557; French Club 56-57,- Reper- toire Players 55-56, Hislorian 57-58; Meri- fovious Cimion 55-5 Glee Club 57-55; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 57-58; Drama Honors 55-57. ELLIOTT BRAY Chemistry Club 57; JCL 56-58; Meritorious Citation 57,- Slide Rule Club 55,- Rifle Club 53; RC 56; Honor Award 55. ROBERT BREAU SENIORS LEAD AT CIVIC AFFAIRS Calendar achines wem 06f as scheduled due '0 'he exr pen leadership 06 David longenburger, Pam Manley, Eugene Webb, and Brenda Barres. Winners! The Senior CVass vook 1he Little Brown Jug for the mind snaighv year. Eugene Webb receives the Jug in Senior As- sembly, Che cha cha ----- cha cha cha ----- cha cha ----- cha cha cha ---!' BILL BRITT Rifle Club 58; An Club 58; Herald! 55; Track 55-58; Homeroom Lieutenant Gov- ernor 56-58. BRENDA BROUSSARD Glee Club 57-58. CARROLL BROUSSARD Honor Award 55-56; Basketball 5557; Cabinet 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58. DALLAS BROUSSARD Football 55-56. DONALD BROUSSARD oniec'ors Club 55-58. FRED BROUSSARD An Club 55-56; Honor Award 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58. FRED BROUSSARD DE 56-57. PAUL BROUSSARD Rm. Club 57-53. RONALD BROUSSARD Proiectors Club 55-58. BETTY BROWN Band 5568, Color Guard 57-58; JCl 55-58; GRA 55-58; Honor Award 56-57; Meri'orious Ciuiion 55-56; Homeroom Setreiary 57-53. BILLY BROWN Slide Rule Club 57-53; Proiectors Club 55.56. JO ANN BROWN Meritorious Ciralion 56; Congressman 56-57; Homeroom Governor 57-58; GRA 55-58; JCL 55; Heralds 56-58; Cabinei 56-58. HARRIET JANE BULL Jackemens 55-58, Vice Fvesidem 55-56, Outstanding Jackereen 56-57, President 56-57; FNA 56-57; GRA 55-58; Tennis Club 56-57; Homeroom Secreiary 56-57, Treasurer 57-58. BEVERLY BURNEY Hussars 56-58; Homeroom Secre'ary 55-56. Governor 56-57; GRA 55-58; Cabine' 56-57; Honor Awards 5556; FNA 55-56; Glee Club 55-57; FBLA 57-58. RUDY BURNS Honor Award 5555; DE 5658. 33 BECKY BURRIS Husuu 56-58; Head Moiorena 57-58; ; Congrats 56-58; French Club 55-58; Her- 5 lldx 55-58, Trouurer 57-58; Meritoriou- Civvion 55-57; Honor Award; 55-57; Choir 56-58, Ensemble 57-58; Cabinet 56-53; GRA 55-58; le'ier Girh 56-58; 6 Sophomore Pouura Queen 55-56- Annual ' f . 1 Staff 57-58, Section Editor 57-58. 7 NORMAN BUSHNELL j ; LORA MAY BUSSEY Hunan 56-58, Drum Sergeam 57-56, As- :inam Uniform Quortermuier 56-57; JCL 56-53; GRA 56-57; Cheminry Club 57; Con rel: 5768; Cabinet 57-58; Meri- torious Cinhon 56; Honor Award 5657; , 6 ; 6 Slide Rule Club 57-58; Heralds 5766; I 5 Homeroom Treasurer 56, Secretary 57. . ; - BETSY BYRD ' JRC 55-57; GRA 55-56; FBLA 57-58; Home- , room Secrevary 55. ; ix 4w VICTOR CALAMIA f I , '- Prim Club 57-58, Vice President 57-58. CLYDE CALDWELL Heralds 55-56; DE 57-58. JOHN CALLENDER JCL 55-57; FTA 57-58; Homeroom Lieuten- ant Governor 55-57. DONALD CAMPBELL Buketball 56-55; Rifle Club 58; Meri- torious Citation 55-57; FTA 56-57,- Camera Club, President 56-5 Cabinet 55-57; Herald: 55-57; JCL 56-57; Slide Rule V Club 57-53. :1 .. DICK CANTRELL Football, Manager 55-58. DIANE CAPPS Spanith Club 56-57; Chair 57-53; Honor Award 57. JAMES CARLIN ., V HELEN CARR Tennis Club 55-57; Hussan 56-58, Instru- w. men! Quarvermas'er 57-58; GRA 55-58; ' Letter Girls 57-58; HA 55-58, Typisis 56- ,, 57; French Club 57-58, Secretary 57-53; i , ' 9 Cabinet 57-58; Homeroom Governor 57-58. c,- 1 BARBARA CARRIERE . BEVERLY CARRUTH ,1 , Jacketeers 56; FBLA 57; JCL 56; SEA 56 . y, ' 6 . 58; Homeroom Ireasnrer 57; Annual Staff e . 5 . 58; Raparmire Players 57-58; Lener 5 Girls 58. GILBERT CASTRO numb. 56-58. ANN CHALMERS JCL 56-53; FNA 56-58,- Honor Award 57; GRA 56-57; DE 57-58. TOMMIE NELL CHAMBERS Honor Award 56-57; Homeroom Reporter 55-56; Jackeveena 55-57; DE 57-58. RICHARD CHRETIEN Band 55-58; JCL 55-57; Slide Rula Club 57-58; Golf Team 58. HENRY CLAUSEN GEORGE CLAYTON FBLA 57-58; JRC 56-58; Homeroom Trul- urer 56-57, Parliamentarian 57-585 DELNA COE FTA 57-58; Cabin! 57; GRA 57-58; Loner Girl: 58; Tennis Club 57-58. RHONDA COLE FHA 56-57. MELANIE COLEMAN Hussan 56-58; Debug Club 55-56; Reper- toira Mayer: 57-58; Annual Staff 57-58; Heralds 58,- French Club 55-58; GRA 55-58; Homeroom Secrehry 56, lieutenant Gov- ernor 57; Pilot Staff 57-58; Congron 58. CARMEN COLLAZO Hussars 56-58; GRA 55-58,- An Club 56- 57; Spanish Club 55-56; FBLA 56-57. CAROLYN COLSON GRA 55-58; LeNer Girls 58; Annual 595 57-55; FBLA 57-58. SHELTON COMEAUX French Club 56-58; Homeroom Treasure! 55-56; Baskefball 55-58; Honor Award 56-57; Annual Staff 57-58, ELLEN COOPER DE 57-58; GRA 55-58. PEGGY COOPER PEGGY CORBIN Band 55-57; GRA 55; French Club 56. SYLVIA CORLEY JRC 58; Honor Award 57; Meritorious Ci- u'ion 55; Glee Club 56; Choir, Accom- panis! 57-58; Hussars 56-58, DOU S CRAFT N Debate Club 57-58; Intramural; 55-58. ALICE CRAWFORD NANCY CRESWELL Congress 55-58, Vice President; Hussars 56-58, Reporter; Cabine. 55-57, Presidem 56, Parliamentarian 56-57; Repertoire Player: 55-58, Presidanf 56-57; GRA 55- 57; Heralds 57-58; JCL 55-57; Meriiorious Cifatinn 55-57; Courv 55-56, Annual Honors 58; Most Popular Gurl 58. DAVID CROCKETT Band 55-58, Svudenv Director 57-58; Jef- fersonians 56-58; Merivorious Cimion 55- 57; Homerccm Governor 5556, Congress- man 56-57, Lieulanani Governor 57-58; JCL 55-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58. WOODROW CROSS Intramural: 55-56; Annual 59a 57-58; Pilot Staff 57-58. JAMES CRUMP Slide Rule Club 57-58; Honor Award 55- 57; JRC 56-58; DE 57-55. JAMES CRUTCHFIELD Art Club. NORMA CRYER TOMMY CUPIT Cabine! 55-58, Vice Presidenv 55-56, Pres- iden' 56-57; Chemistry Club 56-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Latin 56-58; Homeroom Liemenam Governor 55, Governor 56; Band 55-57. JO ANN CURRY Jackefeens 55-56; Glee Club 55-56; JRC 55-56; DE Club 57-53. ANTHONY DAIGLE GLENDA DAIGLE Congress 55-56; Cabinet 55-56; Jackeveens 55-56; GRA 55-56. KATHERINE DAIGLE FBLA 56-57; GRA 55-57; JRC 57-53; chke'eens 55-56; SYBIL DAIGLE GRA 56-57; Homeroom Lieunnam Gov- ernor 57, Congvessman 56; Heralds 56-58; FBLA 57; Honor Award 57; Annual Soaff 57-53. GENE DAMMON Chaerluders 56-57,- Coun 5 , ifle Club 57; Cabinet 55-57; JCL 55-57; WE SHALL NEVER FORGET The roar of the crowd was intriguing and fascinating to everyone, especially to the Seniors as they enter the Field House to support the Anything for the Little Brown Jqu say Jackets at each pep rally Mary Allbritton and Martin Arisco as they use Robert Babin as their guinea pig. These bright faces respond to assembly programs of -Friday morningst FAD?? Some say yes-some say noaBut either way, the shaggy sweater was popular with Betsy Byrd and Tommy Giesen. 37 RUTH DARLING GRA 55:5 JCl 55-58: Scribe 57- 58; Her- aldl 56-58; Slide Rule 57-5 ; Homeroom Secretary 55-56; Annual Staff 57- 58; Chemisiry Club 56-57; Honor Award 55- 56. JUDY DARTEZ JAMES DAUPHINE Rifle Club 55. JOSIE DAVALOS Spanish Club 55.53; FHA 57-58; GRA JAMES DAVID CLYDE DAVIS Slide Rule Club 57-58; Chemistry Club 56-58; Honor Award 55-57; DIANN DAVIS JCL 5557; Band 55-58; librarun; GRA 55-58; FTA 57-58; FBLA 57-58; Heralds 57-58; Hameroom Secre'ary 55-56; lieu- tenant Governor 56-57, Congreuman 57- 58; Cabinet 57-5 , Merivorious Citation 55-57. VALDA DAVIS JRC 56; JCL 56-57; GRA 55-56. ALLINE DAWSON Spanilh 55; ORA 55-58; Husurs 56-58; Homeroom Treasurer 56-57, Hinorian 57- 58; Film Sufi 57-58. PEGGY DEJEAN Cabinei, Secreiavy-Yreasurer 57-56; Can- greu 56-57; Homaroom Governor 55-58; Herald: 57-5B; FBLA 56; GRA 55-56; Court 58; Huuars 56-58; Honor Award 56; KAREN RAE DECLUITT FHA, Yreasulev 55-56; GRA 55-56; lener Girl: 57-58; JCL 56-57; JRC 56-57; Cab- inet 57-58. ROBERT DEMLER Band 55- 58; Jeffersonians 57- 53; Herald: 55- 58; JCL 55- 58; Brush and Pale : Club; Ca 55- 58; Merivorious Ciia- tion 55- 57; Homeroom Governor 55 53; Slide Rule Club 57- 58; Chemistry Club ELVIN DESHAZO Pilof Staff. BETTY DESLATTE GRA 56-58; FBLA 57-58; FHA 57-58; Homeroom Treasurer 57-58. JUDY DESLATTE FSLA 57-58; FHA.57-58. EARL DEYOUNG Honor Award 56-57. NORMAN DILL DE Club 56-53, Vice President 56-57; Homsroom Truwrav. THELMA DILL Homeroom Secrel-ry 56-57; Annual Stuff 57-58; PiIoI Staff 57-58; JRC. GLEN DOIRON SARA DOMINGUEZ Husnrs 56-58. GRA 55-58; Lena! Girls , Annual Staff 57-58; A Club 57-58; Camera Club 57-58; Spaniuh Club 55-58, Prelidenl 57; Honor Award 57; FBLA 57-58. DENNIS DORMAN Homeroom Governor 57-58, Cubine' 57-53; Football 56-53; Heralds 57-58; Track 57, French Club 56-58.- Riile Club 57-58. GERALDINE DORMAN FHA, President 57-58; GRA 55-58; Camera Club, Hinorian-Pnrlilmen'lnln 57-58; FBLA 56-57; Art Club 57-58; Homevoom lisuienam Governor 57-58. GARY DORSEY Football 55-58, All-Dimicv; Track 56-58. RONALD DOTY LINDA DOU LAS Cabine. 55-5 Spanish Club Treasurer 56, Reponar 57 GRA 5556; Letter Giils 57- 58; FTA 57-58; Congress 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-5 Meritorious Ciulion 56-57; Choir 56-58; Annual S'aff 57-58; Herald: 57-58. MELBA DUBOSE Cameru dub 57-58; JRC 56-57,- An Club 57-58; Repanoire Player: 55-55; FNA 56-57; Band 55-56. VIVIEN DUGAS BEVERLY DUHON GRA 55-58; FHA Vice Pruiden' 57-53; FNA 55-58. DAVID DUHON HARRY DUHON JRC 57-58. 1W 4r 39 POLLY DUNCAN Congress 55-56: Cabine? 55-58; Hussars 56-58; GRA 55-57; JRC 55-56. ROBERTA DUNKERLEY STEVE DUPUIS BETTY GAIL DURKE Meritorious Cifalion 56-57; Honor Award 55-56; Band 55-57; GRA 55-56; French Club 55-57; Homeroom Secretary 55-56; JRC 55-56. SHIRLEY DUROW Meriwrious Civaiion 56-57; Band 55-58; French Club 55-53,- Lady-in-Waiting 55. MONA EAST Homeroom Treasurer 55-56; JRC 56-57; Jacke'eens 55-56; GRA 55-56; French Club 56-57; Yellow Jacket Staff 57-58. DANIEL EDGERLY DAVID EICHBLATT Meritorious Citation 57-58; Honor Award 56-57; Printers' Club 57-58; Slide Rule Club. ANN EISLER Heralds 55-58, Secretary 57-58; Band 55- 58, Color Guard 57-58; Spanish Club 55-56; FNA 56-57; GRA 55-58; LeNer Girls 57-5 , Slide Rule Club 57-58; MeriIoricUs Citaoion 55-57;'Homeroom Secretary 5556, Congress 5657; Honor Award, KAY ELLERBEE Sophomore Ciass Secretary 55-56; Spanish Club 55-56; FNA 55-56; Cabins? 56-57; Hussars 56-58; Chaplain 56-57; DE 57-58, President DARNELL ENGLISH Honor Award 55-56; FBLA 57-58; Home- room Cabine' 57-58, Lieuienanr Governor; JRC 56-57. MATTIE ESDAGNE Jackeieens 55-56; Homeroom JRC 56-57, Treasurer 55-56; FBLA 56-57. ALVIN ETHERIDGE Repertoire Players 56-58; Rifle Club 57-58; Track 56-58; Homeroom JRC 56-57, Lieuten- ant Governor 57-58, Governor 56-57; Master of Ceremonies 58. ELAINE FELDER Hussars 56-58, Reporter 57; Majorene 57- 58; Choir 56-53, Reponer 56-58; Repertoire 55-58, Vice President 56-57, Secrmary 57- 58; GRA 55-58,- FBLA 56-58, Treasurer; Tennis Club 55-56; Heralds 56-53; Glee Club 55-56; Homeroom Cabinet 57-58, Secrehvy 56-57; Honor Award 5658. STEVE FELTMAN GLEN FINLEY PAT FISHER Hussars 56-58, Historian 57, Assis1anr Insirumenf Quanermaster 57, President 56-58, Rep.-a'-Large 57-53,- GSL 56-58, President 57-58; Cabinet 55-57, Treasurer 55-56; Coun 56, Grand Dudless 55; Glee Club 55-56; Choir 57-58; GRA 55-58; Later Girls 59; French Club 55-57; Filo? Staff 57-58, Sedion Ediior, EDWARD FLORES Spanish Gut: 5558; Annual SVaff 57-58. MARCELA FLORES Spanish Club 5558, Reporter 56, Vice President 57; FNA 55-56; GRA 55-53. JUDY FOUTS Band 5558; Spanish Club 56-57,- Honor Award 55-56; Meritorious Citation 56-57; FTA 57-58. CHARLOTTE FRANKLIN Band 55-58, Treasurer 56-57, Secrelary 57-58; Homeroom Governov 56, WILFORD FRAIZER JCL 5567; Chemistry Club 56-57; Heralds 57-58,- Homeroom Governor 55-57, Cabine1 55-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Rifle Club 57-58. HENRY FREDEMAN DONALD FREDRICKSON BILLY JOE FULLER ROBERT GALLION Band 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. ROSE MARIE GARCIA GRA 55-57; JRC 56-57,- Spanish Club 55-57; DE 57-58, RICHARD GARCIA Spanish Club 57.53. DAVID GARRETT Congress 57-55; Rille Club 57.53; Prim- ing Club 56-58, Treasurer 57. BILL GARRISON slide Rule Club 57.53; Homeroom Gov- emor 57-58, Cabinet 57-58; RNle Club 56-57; JCL 57-58; Football Trainer 56-57. MAY GRADUATION ACTIVITIES or h SHUTTING THE BARN DOOR AFTER THE HORSE HAS FAILED It's downhill now. I've got a D cinchede Office slip Matthews is quite comfortable as usual e . Billy Grease McEwan was al- ways happy to explain the mys- teries of the four-cycle gas en- gine to interested 01m a require- menO classmates. Now, Tommy Wilten, regardless of his seemingly smug face, is undergoing the ficklish sensation brought about by a crumpled finger. You see, Tommy caught his finger in a sparkplug hole just before the picture was taken. That's bad enough, but while Tom was patiently waiting for J.C. To firTish, Joan started slowly turning the fly wheel, and Wouldn't you know it? Fifteen minutes after the bell and the Senior chemistry bugs are still at the grind. THIMKING up new hydrocarbon chains, no doubt 42 V. W. GARTON, Track 55-56; Debating Society 57-58. BARBARA GATLING FHA 55-56; Meriiorious Ci'nion 56-57; FBLA 56-57. RUTH GAUTHIER FBLA 56-58; DE Club 57-,58 Secretary 57- 58; GRA 55-5 TOM GIESEN Slide Rule Club 57-58; Choir 55-58, President 56-57, Vice President 57-58, Len 56-57. Quartet 55-58; Homeroom Governor 57-58; JCL 55-57; Cheminry Club 56-57; Cabinet 57-58, JANICE GILBERT Spanish Club 55- 56; Meritorious Cilavian 55-5,6 GRA 55-5 Husurs 56-;58 FTA 56- 58, Secretary 58 Slide Rule Club 57,- Heralds 5658: YELLOW JACKET Sufi 57- 58; Homeroom Governor 55-56, Yveasurer 56-57; Cabinet 55-56. KATIE GILBERT JCL 55-57; Heralds 56-58; Band 55-58; Homevoom Secretary 56-57. BRENDA GILLMAN Congress 5768- Cabinet 55-58. Secretary 57-58; FYA 55-58, President 57; Heralds 56-58; Homeroom Governor 55-57; HOV ?! Award 57. LU WANNA GIRARD DANIEL GIROUARD French Club 55.57,- FBLA 57.5 Cimion 55,57. CLYDE GOFF Slide Rule Club. JACK GOFF Homeroom Governor 55-56; lnIramurals 56-58; 55; Projectors Club 55-56; Coun 55. GEORGE GONDRON Cheerleader 56-58, JCl 55-58, Herald: 56- 57; Cabinet 55- 57; Honor Award 55- 57, Slide Rule Club 58 JUAN GONZALES Spanish Club 57-58. ROSIE GONZALES Spanish Club 55- 55; Homeroom Secretary 56-58; Camera Club 5758; Ari Club 57-58; Hislorian 57-58; GRA 55-;58 Lener Girl: 58; FHA 57-;58 YELLOW JACKET Staff 57-58; Pilot Staff 57-58. D LE GOTHIA Art Club 55-56; Repertoire Player: 56-57. JERRY GOWER Annual Slaff 57-58; DE Club 57-58,- In- iramurll: 55-56- 55-57; Homeroom Yreawrer 55-57. VICTOR GRAFFIO Intramural! 56-57. THOMAS GRAY Yrack 56-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. TRUDY GREEN WANDA GREEN Jackeiaem 55-58. WILLIAM E. GREEN Choir 55-58, Ouisfanding 55-56, lane! 56-58, Student Director 56-58, Member 55-58; Honor Award 55-56; Mari Award 55-56; Muiiorious Cim'ion 56-57; JCL 55-58; Homeroom Governor Award 55- 6. WANETTA GRIMES Choir 56-58; All-Stave Chorus 57-58; FHA 57-58; Honor Award 56-57; YELLOW JACKET Staff 57-58. CHESTER GUIDRY LARRY GUIDRY Slide Rule Club 57-53; Rifle Club 57-58. PHILIP GUIDRY TEDDY GUIDRY Intramural: 55-57. THOMAS M. GUNTNER DE 56-53; Invramurals 55-56; Cabinet 55-55. TOMMY HALL JCL 55-57; Projectors Club 56-57; Home- room Parliamentarian 57-58; JRC 56-58; Debate Club 57-58. SANDRA HAMILTON GRA 55-56; FBLA 57-58; JRC 56-57; An Club 56-57. WADE HAMPTON Imramuials 55-58; Band 55-57; Homeroom Parliamemarian 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. BETTY HARRIS Cheminry Club 56-57; GRA 55-55; lane! Girls 57-56; Camel: Club 57-58; Cabins! 57-58; FHA 56-58,- Jacke'senl 55-56; Honor Award 55-57. JIM HAVARD French Club 5556; Chemistry Club 56-57; Slide Rule Club 57-53; Bind 55-58, Man- ager 57-58; JeHerIoni-n: 57-58; Herald: 57-58; Cabinu 56-53; Honor Award 55-57. JEFF HAYES Congress 57, President 57-58; Heralds 55- 58; Homeroom Governor 5556; Football 5:5-5 Repertoire Players; 57- 58; Conn 56, 58, Most Popular Boys HAZEL HAYNES GRA 55-58; Herald! 55-56; Jackueenl 55-56; FBLA 56-58; LeHer Glrls 58. DARLENE HEATH Pilot Staff 57- 58; SEA 55- 58- Lena! Girl: 57-58; Team Manager 57-5 Homeroom Secretary 55,- Repertoire Players 5557; Tennis Club 55-;57 Honor Award 57; RC 535 BEVERLY HEBERT FAYE HEBERT Mernoriou: Cinvion 5556; Cabinet 56-58,- Congress 56-55; 551. 57-58 Tennix Club 55-57; French Club 55-5 , FNA 55-58; Band 55-57; GRA 55-57; JRC 57-58; Hev- alds 57-58; Honor Award 56157. JAMES HEBERT Football 56-57- Track 55-56. JOHN HEBERT FOO'bl 55-58, All-Suve 57-58; Baseball lid: Rule Club 57-58. PAT HEBERT DE 56-58. SYLVIA HEBERT DE 58; Yennis Club 56; An Club 56-57. TOMMY HEBERT Track 5559,- Football 5557. 25', me BOBBY HEBINCK HELEN HEIDINGSFELDER FNA 55-58, Reporter 57-58; Spanish Club 55-56; GRA 5558; Honor Award 56-57; Homeroom Lieulenant Governor 55-56; FHA 55-56. EDDIE HE DRIX GRA 56-57; FNA 56-57. LITICIA HERNANDEZ Jucke'unu 55-56; FBLA 57-58; Spanish Club 58: GRA 55-57. LENIS HERPIN Football 55-58; French Club 56-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58. BRENDA HILL Homroom Sea 55-57; French Club 56-57; DE 57-58, Sweethean 57-58. SONJA HINDS SUZY HODGES Band 55-56; Head Color Guard 57-58; Congrau 55-58, Corresponding Secreury 57, Cabinet 55-5 H Slidc;n Rule. Club 57; Ccuns GREALD HOELZER Football 55-58; Homeroom Yruwrer 55-56. CHARLES HOFFPAUIR Football 55-57; Ptolemy: Club 55. CAROLE ANN HOLMES Meri'orious CitaIion 55-57; Band 55-58, Auiuan' Drum Maior 56-58, Drum Mucr 57-58; Herald; 56-58; JCL 55-57; GRA 55-58; Letter Girll 57-58; Cabinet 5557; Congress 55-53; Slide Rule Club 57-58, CAROL HOLTER JCL 55-58; GRA 55-58; Herllds 57-58: Bind 55-58, Jaffenoniam 55-58; Choir 57- 8,- Lener Girls 57-5 Homeroom Congreu 56-57. Governor 57-58, Cabinet 56-53; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Honor Award 56-57. JERRY HOLTMAN RICHARD HOLTMAN DOTTIE HONEYCUTT Huuan 56-55, Majorevve 57-58; French Club 55-57; GRA 55-58; Homeroom Cab- inet 56-58, Lieuunnnf Governor 56, Gov- emu! 58; Annual Staff 57-53; COPY; FYA 55-56; Sophomore Posture Queen 55- 56,- Tennix Club 55-56; JRC 56-57; Honor Award 57- 58; Ponure QueenS BRIAN HOPKINS Pilot Staff 57-58; Rifle Club 5758; Cub- inet - KENNETH HORN Slide Rule Club 57-58. FRANK HUBBARD Chemistry Club 56-58; Rifle Club 57-58; Fronch Club 55-58; Homeroom Lieuten-no Governor 57-53. SENIORS LEAD IN PLANNING CONVENTION Go, Gold Busy making plans for anmher Gold vidory in the coming election are members of the Gold Executive ComA minee. Pivured, left to right, are: Jerry Peckham, Chairman; Nan Sad- ler, Donia Honeycu , Susan Young- blood, Mary Thrace Scan, B. J. Gra- Iina, Bill Fleming, and Perry Fleckman. Yea! Maroons The Cowboy siands as a symbol for all loyal Maroons. Members of lhe Executive Commmee planning a spring election victory are, standing: Darrell Evans, Robert Benfleld, Melvin Bevel and Billy Barre . Semed are: Karen Pomve, Cammie Oliver, and Carol Smiih. Making plans '0 anend 'he Somhern Association M Smden' Countils are Miss Dunn, S.E.C spon- sor; Jeff Hayes, S.E.C, President and Nancy Cres- well, S.E.C. Vice President. 47 JOHN HUEBEL Slide Rule Club 57-58; JCI. 5556; Chem- istry Club 56-57 RAYMOND HUEBEL Meri'clious Civnliun 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58. PATSY HUTTON JCL 55-56; Camera Club Secretary 57-58; Art Club 57-58; Jacksteens 55-56; FNA 56-57; Piloi Sta 57-585 RUBEN INFANTE PATRICIA JACKSON Letter Girl: 58; GRA 55-;58 Jackefeens 5-58, Vice Pvesidem 56-,57 President 57- 58. CAROLYN JACOBS GRA 55-58; FNA 55-56; JCL 56-57. DICKIE JACOBS Slide Rule Club 57- 58; Repertoire Playen 5758; Track 56-;57 JRC 57 -58 FRANK JAETZOLD Congvess 55-56; Honor Award 55-56. BERTHA JEFFERSON FNA 55-56; FBLA 56-58; Homemom Treas- urer 55-56, Secretary 56-57; Glee Club 56-57; Chair 5768. ANNA LOIS JOHNSON FBLA 56-57; GRA 55-55; FHA 55-56. MARY ANN JOHNSON FHA 55-58; JCL 55-53; FTA 57-53: Jazkei- cans 55-56; Honor Award 55-57; Meritor- ious Citation 55-56. SHERRY JOHNSON Spanish Club 5557; Heralds 55.53,- JRC 56-57; GRA 55.53; Merimnous Civation 56-57; Letter Girls 58; sud: Rm Club 57.53. GERALD ANN JOHNSON GRA 55.57; Heralds 55,53. SUE CAROL JOHNSTONE GRA 55-58; Spanish Ciub 56-57; FBLA 56-58, Secretary 57-58; Homeroom Secre- Iary 55-57. CLYDE JONES DONNA JON ES Homeroom Governor 56-57; Cabinet 56- 57; French Club 56-57; Yellow Jacket SOaff 57-585 WELBORN JONES DE Club 56-585 KENNETH JORDAN Radio Club 57.53. PAT JORDAN GRA 55-56; Homeroom Governor 56-57; JRC 55-56. DICK JUSTISS Homeroom Liewenam Governor 57-58; Rifle Club 57-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58. JAMES KASPER MIKE KENDRICK Intramural: 55-56; Pilot smf 55-56, EDDIE KESSEY Intramural; 55-56; Meritorious CiOMion 56; Rifle Club 57-58. PAUL KIBBE Intramural: 56-57; Printing Club 57-55. ANNA KILLGORE GRA 55-58; Spanish Club 56-57; Heralds 57-58; FBLA, Reporter 57-58; Mevhorious Cifation 55-57. INA KILLGORE FBLA Fresidem 57-58; Heralds 56-58; Spanish Club 56-57,- GRA 56-58; Congress 55-56; Cabinet 55-58; Meriloriou: Cita- Hon 55-57. JO MARIE KLEBBA FHA 55-58; FBLA 56-57; Jackeieens Treas- urer 55-56; GRA 5568; Meritorious Cita- lion 55-56; Honor Award 5557; Camera Club 57-55; LeHer Girls 57-58; Homeroom Treasure! 55-56, Secretary 57-58; Chemistry Club 57-584 JERRY KLUTZ Band 55-56; Proieciors Club 55.57. SUE ELLEN KNIGHT Homeroom Governor 55, Cabin. 55; GRA 55,- JRC 57-58; FBLA 57-53; French Club 55-57. MARY BELLE LABOUVE DE 56-58, Yreawrer 57-58; Jacketeens 55-56. e .V V 50 JANE LAKIE Huulu 56-58; Meritorioul Citatian 55-56; Honor Award 55-57; FTA 55-58, Honor Awavd 56-57, Yraasurer 56, Chapiain 56- 57; Chemistry Club 56-57; Slide Rule Out; 57; Homeroom Governor 55-56, Tveuurar 56; GRA 55-56 Lunar Girl; 57-58; Re- porter 57-5 JCL 55-58, chibe 56-57; Cabinet 55-56. CLIFTON LANDRY JRC 57; French Club 57-58; Chemislry Club 57; Camera Club 5 , Slide Rule Club 58,- Meri'oriou: Civa Ion 56-57. WILLIAM JOSEPH L NDRY GEO RGE LANGDON JCL 55- 57; Cheminry Club 55- 57 MPar- liamemlrian; Honor Award 55-5 eri- forious Civavion 56- 57; Slide Rule 57- 5B RONALD LANGLOIS MARGARET LA FLEUR DE Club 57-58; chkeleens 55-56I LARRY LA GRONE Honor Award 56-57; lniramural: 55-56; Band 5556 RAY ALLEN LEBLANC DIANNE LEWALLEN Lieu'enanv Governor 56-57; FNA 55-56; FTA 56-57; GRA 55-57; Herald: 55-56; Hanoi Award 56-57I MYRA LEWIS GRA 56,- Tennis Club 56; FNA 57; Span- ish Club 57; Art Club 58; Camera Club 58; Jacketeens 565 SUZANNE LEE Cabinet 5556; Congress 57; FBLA 55-56: French Club 55-56; Heralds 55-56; An Club 55-5e; GRA 55-56; Tennis Club 56-57; Yellow Jackee sun 57.53. MOLLY LIBY Congress 55-58; Homeroom Officer 57; French Club 55-5 Cabineo 55-58; Choir 56-58; GRA 55-5 , Honor Award 55-57; Sexfene 56-57. EDWARD NDGREN Merimricus Cimion 5 JCL 55-57; Chem- istry Club 56-57; JRC 57-58; Intramural: 5556; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Heralds 57-58; Honor Award 5557. SUSAN LIPPINCOTT Band 56-58; FYA 56-577 BILLY LITCHFIELD French Club 56-57; Slide Rule Club 58; Herald: 58; Track 58 BILLY LITCHFIELD Camera Club 55-57; Football Manny 56- 58,- Slide Rule Club 57-58; Cabinet 57- 58; Honor Award 56. BRENDA LOGAN Cabinet 55-57; French Club 55-57; Har- ald: 55-58; FBLA 56-57; GRA 55-57; An Club 57-58; FTA 57-58; Camera Club 57-58. SHIRLEY LOGAN Heralds 57-5B; Band 56-58, Maiorane 57- 53; JCL 55-56,- GRA 55-58; Cabinet 55-56: FTA 57-5 , FBLA 57-58; Homeroom Tren- uler 56-57. BARBARA LOGUE ROSALIE LONA GRA 55-58; Jukeleem 55-5 FBLA 56-57; Yellow Jacket Sufi 57-58; Latter Girls 58. SHIRLEY LONG J l 56-58; Camera Club 58; Chemistry Club 58. DAVID LONGENBURGER Band 55-58.- Meriloriou: Cinfion 55-57; French Club 55-57; Heralds 57-58; Debate Club 55-56; Repertoire Players 56-57; Chemistry Club 56-57; Congress 55-56; Cabinet 57-55; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Homeroom Governor 56-57. ROBERT LOPEZ Baseball 57. ROBERT G. LOPEZ DARRYLE LORMAND GLENDA LOWTHER JCL 55-57; GRA 55-57; letter Girls 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Band 56-58; Meri- lorioux Civaiion 56,- Hameroom Secrefary 55-56. CYNTHIA LUMPKIN Husurs 56; GRA 55-56; FNA 57; Glee Club 57-58. SUZANNE LUQUETTE Meritorious Citation 55-56; GRA 55-56; Letter Girls 57-58; JCL 55-58, Firs! Consul 56-57; RC 55-56; Hussars 56-58; Deblie Club 55-56; Heralds 57-58; Chemisiry Club 56-57; Homeroom Secretary 57-58, Trela- urar 56-57. NETTIE LYND JANICE MCBRIDE Cabinet 55-56; Meritorious Citation 56-57,- Cour? 57; Cheerleader 57-58; JCL 55-57; GRA 55-58; Heralds 56-5 FBLA 56-58; Repertoire Players 55-56, Homeroom Sec- re'lry 56-58. SENIORS PLAN FOR COMING ACTIVITIES Senior Cabinet members are, first row, lei! to righi: Barres, Honey- cu , Sibley, Hodges, Barre , Simp- son, Bramley, Skillman, Allbriion, Felder, Willoughby, ScoM, Carr, Majors, Douglas, Youngblood, and DeJearL Second row: Lindgren, Bartlett, Dem!er, Lhchfield, Davis, Holler, Boyd, Burris, Skaff, Liby, Mafhis, Brown, DeCIum, and Vaughan. Third low: Garrison, Longenberger, Havard, Giesen, Bussey, Manley, Batic, Rowland, GIqu. Founh row: Webb, Camp- Gillman, Murphy, Hebert, and be , Teel, and Porter. Making weight A's caHs for more smdy vhan vhese Carehee smiles might Indicaie. However, vhese made Vhe honor roll during the second nine weeks Seated are: JuYu Sloan, Dolly McBride, Barbara MtKinley, Anna Ray Scott, and Pamda Boland. Sianding are. Suzy Hodges, Carolyn Swanz, Joan McMoname, Ian Killgore, Linda Ulbrich and Sharon S'ansell. No! plowed are: Joy Barron, Linda Douglas, Glynda Lowther, Larry Pardue, Gail Pam, and Judy Rowland. 52 How shall we decoraw iv? wonder members of the Decoration Comminee for me Senior Ball, They are: Kay Vaughan, Molly Liby, Faye Hebert, Sheha McCar'hy and Roberi Demler, SHEILA MCCARTHY JCL 55-57; Heralds 57-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Honor Award 55-56: Hussan 56- 55; GRA 56-58; Yellaw Jacket Staff 57-58; FYA 55-56; Congress 55-58. BOBBIE McCORVY GRA 55-57; JRC 55; FBLA 57-58; Tennis Club 57. EDDIE MCCORVY 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-56. BILL McDONALD JCL 55-56; Herald: 57; Annual smf 53. ROSA CATHERINE MCDONALD JCL 55-56; Annual S's 57-58; FHA 55-56; GRA 55-53; Camera Club 56-57; BILL MCEWIN Camera Club 56-57; Slide Rul: Club 57-58; Honor Award 55-5 Meritorious Citation 56-57,- Homeroom Lieutenano Governor 57-58; Radio Club 57-58. BARBARA MCGLOTHLEN FNA 55-58, Hisiorian 57-58; French Club 55-57; JCL 57-58; Tennis Club 55-57; GRA 55-58; Lena? Girls 57-58; Cabinet 55-58. THERESA FALCON MCGRAW GRA 54-55,- DE 57-585 MELAINE MCGULF Band 55-58, Historian 57-58; Honor Award 55-57; Heralds 57-58; GRA 55-58; Lener Girls 58; Homeroom Treasurer 56-57. SAM MCKENZIE BARBARA McKINLEY FHA 55; Hussars 56-58; FBLA 57-58; Homeroom Secretary 57-58; Congress 57,- GRA 56-58; Lener Girls 57-58, Secranry, Treasurer 57; Meritorious Ciouion. LEROY McLAUREN PEGGY McLEOD Homeroom Governor 55-56, Trusurer 57- 5B; GRA 56-58; JOHN MCMAHON Band 55-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Chem- istry Club 56-57,- Homeroom Lieuvenanf Governor 56-57; French Club 56-57 Meri- torious Ci tion 55-56; lntramurals. BILL McMILLAN Track 55-58. JOAN McMONAGLE Jacke'eem 55-58; Meritorioul Ciralion 55- 57; Tounil Club 56-57,- GRA 55-58; Homa- room Parliamemui-n 55-56. MIRIAM McREYNOLDS Homeroom Secretary 56-57, Lieutenant Governor 55-56; Cnbinev 57-58; French Club 55-56; An Club 56-58, Secraury 57-58. BETH MAJORS Band 55-58, Maiorene 57-58. Yreuwer 57-58, Sweethearf 57-58; Cabinu 55-56. 57-58; Homeroom Secreury 56-57; GRA 55-57; JCL 56-58; Merilorious Citation 55-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Chemiury Club 57-53; He'uld. 57-53. PAM MANLEY Homeroom Governor 56-58; Cabinet 55- 58; Congran 55-56; GRA 55-58; Letter Girl: 57-58; JCL 55-55; Debate Club 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Huuar: 56-58, Uniform Quarterm Her 57-58; Herald; 56- 58; Honor Award 56; Merivoviau: Civation 56-57. WALLACE MARCANTEL DARRELL MARCHAND KAY MARSCH FTA 55-58, Co-Ediior 56-57, Vice Presidenv 57-58; Choir 57-58, Sex! 57-58; An Club 55-5 , Repenoile Playars 55-58; JRC 57- 58; ORA 55-58; Lunar Girls 58. GEORGE MARTIN Radio Club Presidem 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. ROSA MARTINEZ Spanish Club 55-57. STELLA MARTINEZ Cabinet 55-56; Spanith Club 55-56; GRA 55-57; DE 57-53. GAY MATHIS GRA 55- 58; letter Girls 57- 58, Vice Presi- dent 57- 58; Cabmei 55- 56, 5 grass 57-;58 JCL 56-;58 Huxsars 56c-5 Honov Award 55-56; Glee Club 57-58. JERRY GLYNN MATTHEWS Cheerleader 57-58; Band 55-58; JCL 55-58; GRA 55-58; Congreu 56-57; Cabinet 56-57; Homeroom Liaufenanf Governov 55-56; Honor Award 55-56; Heralds 57-58. EUGENE MAYER Art Club 57-58. NANCY MELANCON DE 57-58. ALICE MELTON chketeem 57; FHA 57,- An Club 56; ILA 57. ROLAND MENDOZA JRC 5753. JOHN JAY MERREN JCL 5557; Cheminry Club 56-58; Meri- toriom Ciiaiian 55-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. CAROLYN MILLER FHA 56; Homeroom Secrevlry 58. LINDA MILLER FNA 5558,- GRA 57. MEDORA MILLER THEODORE MILLER Pilot Sufi 57-58; Circulation Manager 53. BEVERLY MIRE Huston 56-58.- Homeroorn Secretary 56-57; GRA 56-58; Came Club 56-57; Tennil Club 56-57,- French Club 56-57; DE Club 57-53. GLORIA MIRE An Club 55-56; Merivovious Cilafion 56-58; Huuars 56-58,- GRA 55-58; Lena! Girls 58; Homeroom aulenanv Governor 56- 57, Treasurer 57-58; Herald: 58. MARILYN MITSCHKE GRA 55.55,- FaLA 56-58. WALTER MITSCHKE THOMAS MIZELL FREDDY MOAK Homeroom Treasurer 55. DEANNA MOLAISON Pilot Staff 57; Yellow Jackal SM 57-53. CHARLES MONCRIEF Football Manager 56-58. LAUNEY MORALES 55 OSCAR MORALES Printing Club 57-58. JIMMY MORGAN Track 55-58; Rifle Club 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58,- Homeroom Governor 57-58. LOUIS MORGAN DE 57-58. BETTY JO MORRIS Jacketeem 55-56; FBLA 56-57. BARBARA MORVENT DE 56-58 PENNY MOSS French Club 55.57,- GRA 55-58. PHILLIP MUCKELRATH COY MULLEN BETTY MURPHEY Annual sun 57-58. LYNDA NABOURS JCL 57-58; Heralds 56-58; Tennis Club 58; GRA 56-58. PEGGY NELSON Pilot Staff, Club Edivar 56-57, Associate Editor 57-55; Homeroom Secretary 5556. Treasurar 56-57, Lieutenano Governor 57- 58,- JCL 56-57,- GRA 55-56; Hussars 56-58; Honor Award 56-57. MARGARET NEWMAN Congress 55-57; Cabinei 55-57; Heralds 55-58; GRA 55-57; Letter Girls 55-58. Team Manager 58,- JRC 55; Art Club 56- 57; Yellow Jacke' Sta 55-56; Tennis Club 55-56; FHA 55, Officer 55. KENNETH NOACK Honor Award 55-56; Basketball 55-56. BARBARA NOEL French Club 55.57. JENNILOU NOWLIN JCL 55-58; Band 55-58; Honor Award 55-56; Meri'arious Cila'ion 56-57; Home- room 56-57. SENIORS . . . GO! GO! GO! Wyatt Earp's visit to the pep rally was one of the outstanding highlights of Texas Day. All packed and ready to go to the DE. convention are Squeezed into the back room of 249 are members delegates Carolyn Bigler, Kay Ellerbee, Brenda HiH, of the annual staff shown here assembling the final sweetheart, and Pat Sabo. shipment of copy. 57 MICKEY O'GRADY RONALD OLIVER JRC 57,- Slide Rule Club 57-sa. KAREN OOSTERHOUT Homeroom Treasurer 55, Secreury 56 FTA 55-58. Pruidem 57; GRA 555- JCL 55-58; Meritorious Citation 56; Honor Awards KAYE OOSTERHOUT Spanish Club 55-57; GRA 55-58; FBLA 56-58; JCL 57-58; Herald: 56-58; Home- room Secreiary 55-56, Treuurer 56-57. DONNIE ORR Congreu 55-56; Chemistry Club 56-57; Homeroom Governor 55-5 - 80nd 55-58, Officar 57-58; JCL 55-57; In Club 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. JOYCE ORTEGO FBLA 56-58; GRA 55-58; Jackefaens 55-56. CLEORA OUBRE FNA 55-58, Secretary 57-58; GRA 55-58; Latter Girls 57-58; FHA 57-58, Treasurer 57-58 DIANN OWEN GRA 55- 56, FNA 57-58; Juknnem 55, JCL5 CLYDE OWENS Iniramurnls 563 FBLA 57; Ar! Club 58. RUSSELL PAINTO Homeroom Trenton! 56-57, Lieutenant Governor 57-5 - Honor Award 55-56; Rifle Club 57-58; lids Rule Club 57-58. JOHN PALMER French Club 55-58; An Club 55-56; Reper- toire Player: 56-58, Vice President 57-58; Band 55-56; Homeroom Governor 55, Lieutenant Governor 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58. MILTON PANSANO LARRY PARDUE Chemiury Club 56-57; Slide Rule Club 57; JCL 55-58; Meritorious Citation 55-57; Honor Award 56. EARL PARKS NANCY PARSLEY FNA 55-58; Fronch Club 56-56; FHA 55- 58; GRA 55-56; Honor Award 57. GAIL PATIN GRA 56-58; letter Girls 58; Heralds 57-55,- Cabinet 55-55. Correlponding Secreury; Congress 57-55, Secrelary 57-58; Hussars 56-58, Assinonv Uniform Quartermaner 56-57: Frenth Club 56-57; FBLA 57-58; Homeroom Governor 55-56, lieutenam Governor 56-57; Honor Award 56; Cum 55,. Court 58. RUBY PATTON Heralds 56-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; JackeOeen: 55-56. JERRY PECKHAM JCL 55-57; JRC 55-58; Intramural: 55-56,- Meriiorious Citat n 55-56,- Camera Club Cabinet 56-57; Sllde Rule Club 57-58. DON PERIOU LUCILLE PERKINS MeriIorious Citation 55-57; JnckeOeens 57- 58; Honor Award 55-56. VERONICA PEVETO FNA 55.57; Glee Club 55-57,- Choir 57-58; JRC 5555,- Jackeveen: 55-55. BANKER PHARES Basketball 55-56. JCL 55-57; Homeroom Governor 55-56, Yreawrer 56-57; Heralds 57-58,- Cabinet 55-56. CAROLYN PHILLIPS ELIZABETH POCHE BROOKS PORTER Merilovious Ciia'ion 55-55; Baskevball 55- 58,- JCL 55-5 Heralds 55-58, Vice Presi- denv 57-53, Slide Rule Club 57-58; JRC 55-58; Rifle Club 57-58. JANE PORTER GRA 55-55; JCL 55-57. PATRICIA POWELL FHA 55-58. JEAN PROVENZANO Homeroom Governor 55-56, Lieutenanv Governor 56-58; Choir 56-58, Hinovian 57-58, Sexieo 56-58; French 55-58. JANICE PRYOR JRC 55-56; GRA 55-58; Repertoire Players 57-58; Honor Award 55-56; JCL 55-57. CHARLES RADUSCH Choii 55-58; Repertoire Player: 57-58. ROMEO RAMIREZ Tennis Team 55-57; JRC 56-58; Pile! SM 57-58; Manager 57-53. BETTY RANDALL JCL 55-57; French Club 57-58; Art Club 57-58; GRA 55-58; Glee Club 55-56; Choir 56-57, Secretary 56-57. LEONARD RANSNETTE An Club 55-56; Intramural: 55-56. DAVID READ Merimrious Civaiion 56,- Deba'e Club 55- 56; JCL 55-57; Slide Rule Club 57-53; Repenoire Players 56-57,- Chemisvry Club 56-57; Rifle Club 57-58. CLINTON REBERT Track 55-56; Pilot Staff 57-53, MARY MAY REEVES FNA 55-56; FTA 57-53; GRA 55-57. AUGUST RUINER DE 56-58. LARRY RHODES Slide Rule Club 57-58; Meriforious Cita- tion 55-56. RONALD RICHARD Repermire Players 57-58; Print Club 57- 58; Rifle Club 57-58. ANN RICHARDSON CHARLEEN RICHKER Honor Award 57-58; JCL 56-58; Slide Rule 58; Heralds 57-58; Repertoire Players 56; Homeroom Lieutenanl Governor 56; JRC 58. SANDRA RILEY Honor Award 56-57,- FBLA 56-57: FHA 55-56; Jackeveens 55-55; JRC 56-57; Yellow Jacket Staff 57-58. ANNIE RUTH ROBIN KATHRYN ROGERS Choir 56-58, Sextet 56-57; JCL 55-57; Congress 58. MICHEAL ROSS DE 57-58. JUDY ROWLAND Band 55-58; FTA 57-58; Heralds 57-58; JCL 56-57; Homeroom Congress 5556, Cabinet 5568, Governor 57-58,- Spanish Club 55-56; Meritorious Ci'a1ion 55-57. ROSE MARY RUMMEL Band 5558; Lever Girls 57-58; GRA 55- 55; Slide Rule Club 57-53; Chemistry Club 57-55; Honor Award 55-58. EYVONNE RYDER JAMES RYDER Football 55.575 PAT SABO DE 57-58; JRC 56. SHIRLEY SALINAS LINDA SANDERS Glee Club 55-56; GRA 55-56; FTA 55-56; Art Club 55-58; Jackemens 55-56; Camera Club 55-57, Treasurer 57,- Repemnire 57-53. ANNA RAY SCOTT Homeroom Cabinet 55-58, Congress 5556, Governor 56-58,- Coun 57, Queen 58; Tennis Club 56-53,- GRA 55-56; Let1er Girls 57-58, Team Manager 55; Chemistry Club 56-57; Posture Queen 57; FTA 55-58, Seaevary; Heralds 55-58; Yellow Jacket Staff 57-58. BETTY SCOTT BOBBY SCOTT Slide Rule Club 57-58; Rifle Ciub 57-58, Vice President 57-58; Honor Award 5556; KATHY SCOTT Hussars 56-58; Homeroom Cabinet 55-56. Governor 55-56, Secretary 56-53; GRA 55- 58; Lever Girls 58; An Club 55; Pilot Sta 56-58; Annual Staff 57-58; French Club 55-57; Honor Award 56-57; Chem- isiry Club 57-53. MAXINE SCOTT GEORGE SCULLY DE 57-58, WALT SHARP Basketball 5568; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Honor Award 55-57; Gemleman-in-Waiv- ing 58 DAVID SHEPHARD Band 5558; Quartermaster 57-58, Jeffer- sonians 57-58; Homeroom Lieu'enam Gav- ernor 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58 One of The high lights of the Texas Day Assembly pro- gram was the Fon- tenor, and Thibo- deoux s k i t b y Gary Dorsey and Melvin Borel. SENIORS ENJOY TEXAS DAY A typical example of H1 e Western style duel, shown here by G I e n n Swearingfon a n d Jimmy Morgan. These Wild Tex- ans shown here are ready to shoot anything or anyone ?hat get in their way. THOMAS SHORT Slide Rule Club 57.53. JURDIS SIBLEY JCL 55-56; GRA 55-57; JRC 55-58; HUI rs 55-56; Hunlds 57-53; Congrats 57-58: Cabinet 57-58. DAVID SIMMONS Homeroom Governor 55-56, lieutenant Governor 56-57, Secretary 57-58; Foo.- ball 55-58; Baseball 56-58; Cabinet 55-56; Slide Rule Club 57-58. SHIRLEY SIMPSON Bnad 55-58. Head Maiorevfe 57-58; Cab- ine! 55-56; Homeroom lieutenani Gov- ' JCL 55-57; Heralds 55-58; Chamistry Club 57-58; Foo?- bull Sweetheart 56. CAROL SIMS GRA 55-56; FTA 56-57. DOROTHY SIMS FBLA 57; French Club 55-56; FNA 56; GRA 55-57; JRC 56. NANCY SIMS JCL 55-56 Hussars 56-58; Yellow Jacks. Staff 57-58; Homeroom Treasurer 56-57. CALVIN SINCLAIR Slide Rul: Club 55-56; lmramuuls 55-56. FORREST SINGLETERRY PATTY SKAFF GRA 55-58; An Club 57-58; JCL 56-58; Homeroom Governor 55-56, 57-58; Cabinet 56-57; Pilot Staff 56-57; Repertoire Play- er: 5556; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Honor Award 56-57. SUELLA SKILLMAN FTA 56-58; Spanish Club 55-57; Band 55-58, Jeffersonians 57-58; GRA 55-58; Herald: 57-58; Homeroom Lieutenant Gav- ernor 56-57; Cabinet 57v58. JULU SLOAN GRA 55-58; JCL 55-57; FIA 57-58; FBLA 57-58; Honor Award 56-57; FHA 55-58. Vice Preside! 55-57; FNA 56-57. MICHAEL SLOTT Football 5556; Debate Club 57-58, Vice Presidenf 58; Homeroom Governor 56; hack 56; Congrass 55; Imramurals 57. BARBARA SMITH Hussars 56-58; Franck Club 56-57; Cabinet 55-56; GRA 56-57; FBLA 57-58; Homeroom Lieutenant Governor 5755, Secretary 56- 57; Yellow Jazkel Staff 57-58, Associnle Ediior. CAROL SMITH Hussars 56-58, Maioren: 57-58; French Club 55-57; JRC 57-58, Secrelury 57-58; Homeroom Sacreiary 56-57, Treasurer 55- 56,- Meriiorious Cin'ion 55-58- Band 55- 56; FBLA 57-58. 63 CAROLOVE SMITH Spanish Club 55-58; Honor Award 55-56; Mevimrious Cilafion 55-57,- GRA 55-58; Yellow Jackef Staff, Section Edhor 57-58; Homeroom Lieutenant Governor 55-56, Treasurer 56-57; Chemisiry C1ub 56-57. DANIEL SMITH EMMA SMITH Frenzh Club 55-57; ORA 55-58; Heralds 55-56; FBLA 58. GLENDA SMITH FBLA 57-58. KAREN SOLBERG Hussars 56-57; Merivcvious Citavion 57; Honor Award 57; JCL 5557; Yellow Jacket Staff, Section Editor 57; Pilot SVaff 57; GRA 55-57,- FNA 55; WA 56; An Club 55-565 ANNA MARIE SOLIS Spanish Club 56-58. GLORIA SONS ANNETTE SONSTEBYE MELINDA SOUTHERLAND GRA 55-56; Homeroom Treasurer 55-56; Yellow Jacke' S'aff 57-53; FBLA 57-53. THOMAS STACK Band 55-58; sude Rule Club 57.53. JOE STAGGS RONNIE STANLEY FootbaH 55-59, All-Stave 59: Basketball 55-53,- Baseball 55-58; Court 56, King 58; Homeroom Governor 55-57; Cabinel 55-57. SHARON STANSELL Memonous cnanon 5557; PTA 55.57; Choir 56-58, Secreiary 57-53; Sextet 57-53; Heralds 55-53,- JCL 55-57,- Debate Club 55-56; FTA 55-59, Pavliamemarian 56-57; Tennis Club 57-58. MALINDA STEPHENSON Honor Award 55-57; JCL 56-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; GRA 5557,- Chemistry Club 57-53; Heralds 5555,- Congress 55- 57; Cabinet 56-575 RUTH STlLWELL GRA 55-55,- FBLA 55-58,- Annal Snff 57-53. LYNDA STOKES Heralds 56-58; Repertoire Players 55-57; French Club 56-58; GRA 55-57; Lever Gills 57-58; Honor Award 55-57. PHILIP STRANAHAN Slide Rule Club 57-58; Chemisiry Club 56-57; Tennis 56-57,- Spanish Club 55-56, MARY STRAUB FTA 55-58, Secretary 56, ViCe President 577 JCL 55-58, Second Consul 56-57; Meriiorious ChaEIon 55-57; JRC 55-56, Secrefary 55-56,- Slide Rule Club 57-58; Heralds 55-58; GRA 55-58; LeMer Girls 57-58 RAYMOND STROTHER Track 5553; Rifle Club 57-5a; Slide Rule Club 57-53 BETTY SUMMER Homeroom Treasurer 57-53. MYRNA SUMMERLIN GRA 55-58; FBLA 57- 58; Glee Club 57- 58; FNA 55-57; FHA 57- 58; JRC 55 PHIL SUMMERLIN Pilot Staff 56-58, Managing Edilov 56-57, Ediior 57-58; Chemisfry Club 57; Honor Award 55-57; Rifle Club 57-53; Iannis 55-55; Repenoire Players 5753. PAT SWANZY Fooiball 56-57; Homeroom Secremy 55-55. Treasurer 56-57, Governor CAROLYN SWARTZ Meritorious Cimion 55-57; Honor Award 55-55,- Heralds 55-53; French Club 55-58,- FTA 57-58; Band 55-58; Homeroom lieuten- anv Governor 55-57, Treasurer 57-58. GLEN SWEARINGEN Track 55; Spanish Club 57,- Slide Rule Club 57. CHARLOTTE TAHANEY Hussars 56-58; Heralds 56-57; Spanish Club 56-58; FHA 57-58; GRA 56-58; Lener Girls 58; FTA 57558- JOHN TAYLOR MARLENE TAYLOR FBLA 56-57; Jackeveens 57-59. TOMMY TEEL JAMES TEINERT Annual Staff 57-58; Fcovball 55-56,- Rifle Club 55 FRANK TELLER JCL 55-57; Band 55-58, Assists . Quarter- master 56-57, Quartermasler 57-58, Jai- fersonians 56-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. SANDRA TEMPLE FBLA 56-57. SIDNEY TEMPLE Slide Rule Club 57-58; Homeroom Gov- ernor 55-56; Chemislry Club 56-57; An Oub 55-56; Baskaball 55-56, JOYCE TERRELL FNA 55-58. THERESA THOMAS Heralds 56-587 Hussars 56-58; Pilot Staff 57; Yellow Jacket S9aff 57-58, Sec'ion Editor 57, Edimr 58; GRA 56-53; Spanish Club 56; Honor Award 56-53; Letter Girls 53; Homeroom Liemenam Governor 5558. DAVID THOMPSON ARTIE THORNTON JRC 55-57; JCL 55-57; Imramurals 55-56; Honor Award 55-56; Heralds 57-58; Chem- is'ry Club 57-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58. ALMA TIBBETTS FNA 55-57; SPA 55,- Pilo' Staff 56-57,- JRC 55. JACK TRAHAN Slide Rule Club 57-58. DOROTHY TRAVIS FNA 55-57; Honor Award 57. EDITH TREIBEL Band 55-58, Assisvam Secretary 56-57; FBLA 56-57; Heralds 57-58; Homeroom Treasurer 57-58; Honor Award 56-57. LORA LEE TYSON FTA 56-58; GRA 55-53; Cabinet 55-56. LINDA ULBRICH Meritorious Cha'ion 55-57; GRA 55-58; Letter Girls, President 57-58; JCL 56-55; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Cabinet 56-57. Bulletin Scribe 55-56. ROSE VALDEZ Spanish Club 5556; DE 57-58. GRETCHEN VAN DERDOES DIPLOMA IS PRIZED OBJECTIVE Senior class rings, a crisp new di- ploma, and memories of happy days will always recall TJ High to the minds of 500 or more members of the grad- uating class of '58. Ooops! The camera flash didn't go off on this one, and Texas Day planners had to sit very still -couldntt even laugh at Beth's trying on the hat They are Mickey Walker, Beth Majors, Pam Manley, and Suzy Hodgest Their planning resulted in one of the best celebrations ever. Plans for a Class Day that will raise goose bumps a mile high when the Class of '58 goes marching in are getting an early rundown by the committee made up of Polly Dun- can, Rie Carr, Dottie Honeycutt, Lillie Bartlett, and David Longenberger, That real doll character is Angel - iust right for autographs. CARL VAUGHN JCL Hom mrecom Lieutenant Gov- ernor 555- 57; Debate Club President 57 KAY VAUGHN Cabinei 56-58; Congress 56-57; room Secretary 56-57, Governor 57-58, Lieuienanf Governor 56; Yellow Jacket Staff 58; Honor Award 57; Hussars 56-58, Assistom Instrument Quanevmasvev 56-57; GRA 56-58; An Club 56-57; Spanish Club 56-57; Heralds 57-58; Annual Staff 57-58. NORMA VERNON Band 55-58, LANA VINCENT JRC 5566; French Club 55.57; FBLA 56. 57,- Heralds 5755; Yellow Jacket sun 57-58; FIA 55-565 MARGAREI VINCENT FNA 55.53,- GRA 55-56. SHEILA VOLPI WILBUR WAGONER GERALD WAITES DE Club, Presidenl 5557. JOHN EARL WALDING Choir 55-56; Spanish Club 5553; Chem. isvry Club 56-58; Camera Club 57.53; Slide Rule Club 57.53; Heralds 56-58, MICKEY WALKER Homeroom Congressman 5568, Governor 56-57; Parliamentarian SBC 56-57; Slide Rule Club 57; Band 55-58; Cabinet 55-58; lmramurals 55-58; AIIVSOaQe 57-58; Cou 58, Grand Duke. RAY WALSTON DE 56-58; Proiecvor Club 55-56. JOE WARLICK Slide Rule Club 57; Rifle Club 57-59; Track 5565 CHARLES WATKINS Band 5568, Jeffersonians 55-58; Slide Rule C'ub 58; Inlramurals 55; Camera Club 57; Annual Pholographer 56, EUGENE J. WEBB JCL 55-57; JRC 55-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Chemistry Club 56-57; President Senior Class 57-58; Homeroom Lieuienanv Governor 55-56. FRANKIE WEBB PAT WEBER Merimriou: Citation 55-56: DE 57-58; Homeroom Cabinet 55-56, Parliamennrian 56, Governor 55-56, Lieuienam Governor 55-56; Spanish Club 55-56; Cour! Digni- fary 55. LINDA WEEKS FBLA 55.57. MARIE WEEKS FTA 56-55,- Band 55-57; Slide Rule Club 57-58; JCL 55-585 RONALD WEHMEYER PATSY WERNER Hussars 56-58; DE 57-58; Homaroom Gov- ernor 57; Yennis Club 56-57; GRA 55-57. SHERYL WEST French Club 55-57; GRA 55- Glee Club 5556,- JRC 56-58,- Chair 5 - Club 57-58, Vice President 57; An Club 57-58; Yellow Jacket Staff 57-58. ALLEN WHALEY JACK WHALEY MIKE WHITE Rifle Club 57-58. TED WHITTON Rifle Club 55.55,- Chemiury Club 56-57; Slide Rule Club 57.53. GEORGE WIERZSCHULE CHARLES WILKINSON Repertoire Players 55-58, President 57-58; An Club 57-58. CECIL WILLIAMS Intramural 5557; sud: Rule Club 57-58. JOAN WILLOUGHBY Hussars 56-58, Historian 57, Drum Maior 57-58; Congress 55-56, 57-58; Homeroom Governor 56-57; Cabine! 55-58; Corres- ponding Secretary 56-57; JCL 56-58; Meri- torious Ci'ation 55-57. THOMAS WILTON Meritorious Citation 56-57,- JCI. 55-55; Tennis 56-58; Congress 55-56. LINDA WOLFORD FBLA 56-58; Cabine. 55-56; French Club 56-53; GPA 55-58; Tennis Club 56-57; JRC 57-58. JIMMY WOOD Honor Award 5657. MILTON WOODALL Spanish Club 56-57; Lieutenant Governor 56-57; Annual Svalf 55-57. BETTY WOOLEY GRA 5557; DE 5753. ROBBIE WRIGHT FHA 55-56; Jackaveens 5556; Honor Award 55-56. JUDY WUELLER FHA 55-56; JCL 5558; Honor Award 55- 56; Homeroom Yreaswer 55-56, 57-58. SANDRA WYBLE Cabinei 5556; Congress 56-57; Hussars 56-58. Treasurer 57-58; GRA 56-58; Levler Girls 57-58; Choir 57-58; Reperioire Play- ers 55-56; Camera Club 56-57; JRC 57-58; Homeroom Gnvernor 5556; Honor Award 56-57. DAVID YAMMER SUSAN YOUNGBLOOD French Club 55-57; Heralds 56-58; FBLA 57-58; GRA 55-53; Homeroom Sezretary 5556, Governor 5755; Cabinet 5756; Honor Award 56-57; Annual SM 5755; Lener Girls 53; Court 55. WILLARD YOUNGBLOOD JCL 55-56; Camera Club 56-58; Slide Rule Club 57-58; Radio Club Vice President 5758. SUSAN ZERKLE Hussavs 56-58; Glee Club 56-57; Choir 57-58, Vite Presidem 57, Reporier 58, Sextet 57; Congress 56-57; Homeroom Secretary 58, Lieuienam Governor 56-57; French Club 56-58, Vice President 58; GRA 56-58; Heralds 56-58; JRC 56; Annual Staff 58; Honor Award 56-57. EDWARD ZINGLEMAN Slide Rule Club 57-59; JRC 55-56; Track 55. BETTY BOBBITT Hussars 56-58; GRA 55-58; LeHer Girls 57-58; JCL 55-57; JRC 55-57; Tennis Club 55-56; Honor Award 55-56, MARY PALERMO GRA 55-56; JCL 55-56; Homeroom Treas- urer 56-57. DELIA ARRENDONDO WALKER FNA 55-56; Jacke'eens 56-57; Glee Club 56-57; Cabinet 56-57; FBLA 56-57: GRA 56-57; Spanish Club 55-58; Art Club 57-55; FTA 57-58; Camera Club 57-58. 0 IV was no blast decudmg what 580 wamed Io 5mg. CH Check day . V , and au'ogvaphed pa1ama bags, m Now, . . . .6 he wmes auoss wuh a cedar men, l'lI m Now , . . on mree. Ready, 56' . . Gary . . . Gary . . . be 561 . . GARYI INSIDE, OUTSIDE, ALL Homeroom s 1he business center for all Senior Class activities Only inielligem seniors would try Io mm a driverless Model A by pushing it! Seniors in the picmre showing more brawn than brains, are Paul Kibbe, Glen Doivon, Annene Sonnebye, Carmen Collazo, Ed- ward Flores, Janice Gilbert and Sara Dominguez Proud seniors, Joan Willough- by, Mickey Walker, Nancy Cres well, Mike Slam and Gail Pavin receive the treasured iug, an award for raising the most money for the Junior Red Cross Drive for the past three years. Also shown in me picture are Clarence Bray, Jack Swanzy, Judy Heckendorf and Vernon Issac, 72 A Vypical Twirp am! PM Weber and Banker Phares are Vaking advantage of the one week out of Me year when the girls mus1 show the boys 3 good time. Girls hoisnng 1he main sail are Becky Burris and Charlotte Tahaney Deck swabbers are Janice Gilber' and Susan Zerkle Going to college? These seniors are looking the sin uation over. Lefl to right are Beny Balzersen, Caro- lyn Swarvz, Shirley Long, John Earl Welding and Dan- ny Girouard. A prical iournalism tlass on their besv behaviov. 73 SENIORS ARE BUSY Carroll Broussard, Shirley Durow, and Shelton Comeaux open the auditorium door which led to the regular Monday morning ritual of Chapel. I III '1'! mmmm- tl Pmr -' n91. HHPIIIHIMH M3 I Research Vhemes are due! Being very sIudious at the Memorial Library are Rie Can, Pa! Swanzy, Lillie Bartlett, Susan Youngblood, and Eddie AndersI Wednesday morning finds senior homeroom: holding their regular business meeting: Homeroom was the place where the maiorhy of necessary routine maHers such as vooing and paying for everything from vhe newspaper to gradua'ion '09: took placeI SENIORS ARE BUSY Cos'ume iewelry is a fad for 'hese senior gms, Carolyn Biglev, Brenda Logan, Bar- bara Bell, and Margaret LaFIeur, on their Saturday shopping expedition Off to 'he show for their usual Friday night dais are Walt Sharp and Anna Ray 5:0 . Sunday morning saw seniors worshipping in their various churches. Here Bobby Gallion. Judy Arnold, Carolyn Jacobs, and Tommy Hall enoer Hm Baptisi Church. 75 J, Him 1 1qu 1 xH 'IIII miu!!!. JUNIOR CLASS 7B JUNIORS Carol Ackerman John Adams Vivan Adams Janet Addcox Mike Agilar Danny Akers Carole Akery Gayle Albert Bobby Andews Peter Aranda Marilyn Ash Jane Ashley Clarence Atchison Elaine Atkins Houston Austin Rochelle Avila Bertha Ayala Ida Ayers Phyllis Bailey Lucv Baker Jill Baldwin Ennis Jean Ballard Chris Balsamo Robert Babin Beatrice Barbosa Annelle Barrett John Baskin Jo Ann Beard Louella Beard Nadean Beauchamp JUNIORS Catching up on the latest back-Oorschool news are Frances LeVuHe, Alice Haynes, Alswn Robens, Sandra Peck, and Dewanna Wridorg. Vern Beck Robert Benfield Loveless Bergeron Donald Bethel J. R. Bienvenue Alice Bigler Julia Billiot Linda Bishop Zella Bittensky Gerald Blankenship David Bleakley Alston Bodden Anna Bodden Syble Bodden Doris Bodle 79 JUNIORS Judith Bonnell Antoinette Bonura Ernes! 805? Stephen Boston Margaret Bourg Myron Bourgeois Glen Borque Walter Boyd Alice Brabham David Braun Donald Braun Charles Breax Judy Breaux Larry Brew Florence Bright John Bright Virginia Brist Barbara Britfain Lou Ida Broussard Merline Broussard Robert Broussard Tommy Brown Pamela Bryan John Burch Glenda Burke Glenn Burnham Barbara Byland Eloisa Cadena Doris Cannon Carolyn Carriere JUNIORS Junior Hussavs excited over cur firs? fomball conference game are S, Romero, L. Moerbe, P. Richards, V Gregory, D Theriov, L, Laughman, S. Peck, L. Poner, F. Cruse, and L. Ca'alina. David Castro Jose Castaneda Leah Rae Catalina Rose Ann Catalina Marguerite Cecalek David Chance Richard Charrier .rene Christian Kenneth Ciark Lona Mae Coats Lonnie Coa1s Judy Coleman Tommie Collazo Virginia Collins Errol Colson JUNIORS Joe Columbo Richard Comeaux Jackie Cooksey Mary Corfez Janice Crabtree Fay Lynn Cruse Juanita Culver Joan Cunningham Sam Daguanno Diane Daigle Dora Daigle Jimmy Darnell Sarah Danez Mary Lou Davidson Richard Davis Barbara Davis Jessie Day Freddy Deckard Geraldine DeCuir Chadone Delahoussaye Marcello DeLeon Nancy DeLay Sally Deloney Patricia Demon Charles Deriso Jimmy DeRouen Janice DeVillier J. M. Dickerson Phil Dillingham Charles Dilocker JUNIORS Represeming ihe Junior class in the 1957 Cavozlcade were princesses Dianne Thenor, Sally Delaney, Marilyn Ash, and Sandra Guy. Sandra Lyday was second runnerrup and Patsy Gerbens was crowned queen Edward Dindore Kenneth Dixon Wanda Dixon Tommie Donimgue Billy Donaldson John Donnelly Louise Dore Donna Gayle Downs Bobby Dugas Michael Duhon Barry Duncan Jimmy Easley Connie Eason Jessie Ebanks Mike Eberle JUNIORS Glenita Edgar Arlene Elster Joseph Emfinger Vermell English Patricia Etheridge Darrell Evans Charles Faulk Claudeite Faulk Sandra Feemster Lynwood Fisene Kenneth Fisher Danny Fleckman Perry Fleckman Emma Flores Helen Flores Eugene Folsom Barbara Fontenot Charlotte Fontenot Russell Fomenot Charlyn Forgue Billy Foyil Irene Frederick Daniel Frederick Charlotte Frye Delmar Fussell Rhonda Gahwiler Cevero Garcia Joe Garcia Marie Garcia Gerald Gadand JUNIORS Who's new and who's who in 1he 51udem Directory? Pictured are Terry Robervs, Barbara Myers, Sue Ulmer, Joyce Williams, and Gary Webb as Ohey examine 7he 195768 edhion. Very handy, everyone agrees. Charlotte Gates Carolyn Garrietts Thomas Gilcrease Wanda Giroir Jo Ann Gliddon Beny Goldblum Gladys Gomez Daniel Gonzales Roy Gonzales Sandra Goodwin Carl Graham Margaret Grantham Ronald Graves Albert Gray Eieanor Greer JUNIORS Joyce Gregory Vicki Gregory Frances Grillo Ronald Guepef Gary Guidroz Larry Guidry Sandra Guy Sue Ellen Haber Bill Hada James Hall Jerry Hahom Dorothy Halvorsen Marion Hamilton Elaine Hardy June Harris Marilyn Harris Sheila Hart Judy Hatfield Claudette Haws Alice Haynes Bessie Haynes Georgia Hazehon Ronnie Hazelwood James Heaslet A. F. Heam Johnny Heath Melvin Hebert Windell Hebert Judy Heckendorf Carol Ann Heid JUNIORS These three preny misses ihu head the Junior class are acting president, Barbara Bvinain; ireasuwr, Gail Leavell; and secretary Sandra Pollard. Norman Helms David Henry Sarah Herlin Janis Hickey Jerry Hickman Glenn Hickson Betty Higgs Dick Hoag J. C. Hubert Eugene Hudson Christene Huebel Karen Huff Freddy Hunt Ronald Hum Eddy Hurwitz B7 JUNIORS Donna lngo Vernon Issac Roger lverson Cecil Jackson Barbara Johnson Jerry Johnson Burt Jones Carolyn Jones Delilah Jones Donald Jones Faye Jones Richard Jones Gerald Jordan Sharon Jordan Beny Judice Annette Juneau Roy Ketelers Robert Kenrick Floyd King Gayle King George Ann Kinnaird Nelson Kirkland Charlene Kisby Lynnda Kiichens Thomas Knight Daniel Labbit Janis LaGrone Wade Laird Bill Land Bobby Lanclos JUNIORS Homeroom was fun xomen'meu when special programs were planned. Lavern Yaoes was declared winner in a beauty contest in her homeroom. Runners-up were Linda Vizuene, Gene Marceaux, Joyce Pecorina, and Nadean Bauchamp. These beauiies were selected from baby pictures. Crowning the queen are Vivian Adams and Zella Bittensky, Beverly Landry Donnie Landry Rene Landry W. B. Langford Jim Langdon Eugene LaPoim Bobby LaQuey Linda Laughman Barbara Lauve Faye Lawson Gail Leavell Winifred LeBlanc Bobby LeBoeuf Bill Lee Douglas Lee JUNIORS Rebecca Lee Norma Leger Carolyn Leman Frances LeTulle Charles Levingston Judy Levy Gail Levy Donna Lewis Lyndel Lewis Susan Lewis Jackie Lilliedahl Larry Locke Temple Looney Herminia Lopez Kenneth Lopez Ro'bert Lopez Mary Lopez Karlyn Louvier Reginia Lowe Avenelle Lumpkin Karl Lutz Sandra Lyday Pa1ricia Lynd Jim Lyons Gerald Litchfield Gladys Macomber Leroy Mahaney Charles Malone John Malone Nancy Malmgren JUNIORS TJ's buIVeiin boards were very decorative this year. Admiring the display for Book Week are Rochelle Rockwell, Windell Heben, Alice Haynes, and PaHy Mitchell. Susan Malmgren Pat Mannino Ralph Mannino Calvin Marcomell Joy Marshall Colleen Martin Jesse Martinez Kathleen Massey John May Roy May Lamar McCar1ney Alice McCaskill Barbara McCoy Leslie McCoy Nina Kay McCoy 9! JUNIORS Mrs, Greer's smh period English class usually works hard m maimain 1heir A averagem This is a special dass for 'hose who do omsvanding work in English. David Moria1y Rober1 Morgan Darnell Moser Roben Moss Sherry Murray Frankie Musgrove Charlene Myer Barbara Myers Pa1ricia Narreno Marvin Neel Richard Nelson Herbert Nimz Harold Nogle Thomas Nolan Francis Nolen 93 JUNIORS James Northn James Nunez Leora Obenchain Martha Oliver Homer Olvera Helen Orena Lynette Orr Malendia storn Ann Otey David Outhouse Stephen Owens Jennie Ann Palermo Pamela Pardue Sherry Pardue Brady Parker Gwen Parker Loretta Parker Marvin Parsley Edmond Parsons Lee Patella Harvey Patrick Rooney Paul Edwin Payne Jimmy Peck Sandra Peck Joyce Pecorino John Peek Bonnie Pelloat Nancy Perkins Susan Petion JUNIORS Charles Sims is shown here with his grandfa'herl G. M. Sims, Sr, Mr. Simsiserved as an Oulsianding Super?n1endenv-of-schools for many years. H15 name is on the cornerstone of vhis building. Donald Pevefo Geraldine Picton Charlene Pittman Jackson Pmman Sandra Pollard Margaret Pool Gwen Porter Linda Porter Eric Portier Jo Ann Potter Tom Powell Martha Power Douglas Powers Patricia Presley Charles Price 96 JUNIORS Allah Primeaux Clyde Prince Margaret Prof? Robert Prohl James Provence Roger Pryor Joe Quebedeaux Anthony Quinn Jerry Rabuck Virginia Ramirez June Read Mary Ready Tommy Reagan Bonnie Redick Jackie Reed Anita Reeves Jimmy Reeves Katherine Reid Jon Reynolds Judy Reynolds Charles Rhodes Lucy Rich Phyllis Richards Ralph Riggs Patsy Robinson Rheuanna Robinson Sandra Robinson Rochelle Rockwell Joe Rodriquez Betty Roller JUNIORS Frances Schneider Manette Schnitzer Stephen Schnitzer Raymond Schoen Morris Schroder Hans Schulz Bettie Scott Sue Scott Fontaine Seale Dot Senn Billy Sherman Sue Sherman Janet Sherwood Lynn Shrout James Sigler Clyde Simmons Max Simmons Marie Simon Charles Sims Donald Siragusa Joyce Slade Betty Smith Harleene Smith Harold Smith Jerry Smith Jo Ann Smith Judy Smith Loralea Smith Marilyn Smith Mary Beth Smith Susan Smith Wayne Smith Billy Solis Joyce Sorgee Jimmy Spears Norma Spradlin Lewis Sprague Ruby Sprawl Kay $quyres Barbara Steen L. C Stephens Beverly SVevenson Ralph Stevenson Kenneth St John Daryle Smne JUNIORS A lifelong ambhion of all YJ'x male populaiion is fulfilled during Twirp Week. JUNIORS Doris Storey Martha Stranahan Sue Strange Robert Stroderd Dannie Sudduih Robyn Summerlen Robert Sunle Mary Swann Cynthia Swearingen Danny Taliaferro Gwen Tanner Julie Tamillo Mary Tatum Bobby Taylor Kenneth Taylor Wayne Taylor Doris Teel David Temple Randy Tennant Linda Terry PaTricia Terry Dianne Theriof Edward Thibodeaux Esther Thibodeaux Elizabeth Thomas Elizabeth Thomas Greg Thompson Mary Jo Thompson Ollyne Thompson Carol Tompkins Exti'emenf leeches a climax in the spring as posier panies precede important Student Body Congress elections. Janey Tomlin Mary Ellen Trahan Dennis Trahan Patsy Turner Sue Ulmer Telia Urbina Bernard Valdez Ruth Valverde Jack Vamvakias Margaret Varni Alyce Vernon Dale Viator Andrew Villarreal Ronnie Vines Linda VizueNe JUNIORS JUNIORS Larry Voight Clyde Wade Glada Walker Malcolm Wall Bobbie Wallace Evelyn Warlick Rosa Warlick Myrna Watson Boyd Webb Gary Webb Gene Webb Gregory Webb Anna Weeks Ruth Wehmeyer Nancy Welch Johnny Wells Robert Wheeler Patricia Whitehead Don Roy Williams Joyce Williams Rufus Williams Suzy Williams Faye Wolf James Wolford William Wong Jerry Woodward Patricia Worthy Dewanna Wriborg Barbara Wright Garland Wright STUDY TIME IMPORTANT TO 59 ER$ Students with scholas'lc A or bener averages for Oh: firs! semester are: Mar- garet Fro , Frances Ronshauson, Roger lverson, Dewannn Wriborg, Zella Binensky. Billie Meohvin, Ann Otey, Barbara Brit- iain, and Florence Bright. Nov pictured are: John Bright Wanda Giroir, Mannene Schniizev, Myrna Schaefer, and Rebecca Lee. Advance selection was one of 1h: most imponanf funcoions carried out in home- room. Kitty Wyble La Verne Yates Louis Ybarra, Jr. Anna Lou Yosf Eula Dean Youngblood Perry Youngblood Ralph Zampini JUNIOR HOMEROOMS ELECT REPRESENTATIVES Cabinet members are: Pat Lynd, Linda VizueHe, Frances lEMJIIE. Dora Daigle, Rochelle Rockwell, Judy Haifield, Douglass Lee, De- wanna Wriborg, Lucy Baker, Pany Mitchell, Frances Ronshauson, Glade Walker, and Bonnie Reddick. Junior cabinet members are: Bill Lee, Windell Hebert, Perry Fleck- man, Fa? Demon, Sherry Pardue, Gall Leavell, Jo Ann Potter, Sherry Murray, Sandra Pollard, Loralea Smith, Eula Youngblood, Manha Siranahan, Jessie Day, Georgia HazeHon, Arlene Elsler, Nan Sad- ler, Alice Brabham, Linda Porter, Barbara Bvi'fain, Vicki Gregory, Sarah Harlin, Kathy Massey, Jerry Johnson, Roger lverson, Danny Suddu'h, Dianne Theriof, and LOU Broussard. Cabine' members are: Robe Mor- gan, Diane Daigle, Ann Oley, Judy Smi'h, Jane! Addcox, Judy Cole- man, Mary Swann, Eddie HurwiIz, Robyn Summerlin, Sonny McCart- ney, Doris Teel, Davrell Evans, Suzy Williams, DeVmar Fussell, Gene Marceaux, Juanita Culver, Robert Kemick, Herminia Lopez. IN MEM ORIAM SOPHOM ORES SOPHOM ORES Many new problems will arise in the sophomore class, but Treasurer PaIsy McBride, Presiden' Clarence Bray, and Secretary Martha Laird will tonquer them. I , ,H, m . 5:1, , ' '4,' For firsthand data of electoral status our election committee, Gayle Smith, Brian Hewin, Julie Fuselier, and David Proven- zano, is the one 10 contact, 1 seems Ihey ve always gm 1he dope Buzz, buzz goes 1he charter while Gayle Smich, Momeel Stritkland, Cammie Oliver, and Jane Rudd enioy good food and good company, SOPHOMORES Upon the shoulders of Jack Swanzy, Judy Mevhvin, Mary Ellen McBride, Annette Irwin, and Benton Hille, Vice President of the class, lies .he responsibility of the dass Conslim'ion. Sophomore Jerry Carruth deems senior sister, Beverly, a big help as he begins his first year at TJ. Have smHes-will Havel! as the sopho- mores enioy Wednesday morning as- sem SOPHOMORES Virginia Aycock Allen Babb Faye Babin Jimmy Badgett Larry Badgetf Mary Abraham Curtis Abshire Gary Adams Diann Albers Gloria Albers Charles Allen Tommy Allen Gene Allmand Paul Almome Glenda Alvarez Larry Anawaty Harry Andrews Louis Andrews Katherine Andrus Delia Avciva Howard Armstrong Sylvia Arrendondo Mark Ashley Carl Aucoin Bobby Ausburn Ruth Baker Judith Ball Julia Ball Linda Balzersen Harvey Barlow Don Barrington Margie Barron Paul Bartlett Willene Bass Linda Beach SOPHOMORES Mary Lou Bean Linda Beckcom Beth Beckham Oscar Bedsole Billie Benjamin Karleen Bennett Beny Bergeron Gerald Bergeron Loveless Bergeron Charles Berry Tim Berryman John Besse Yvonne Bielecki Ronnie Bigler Carolyn Black Connie Blanchard Judy Blanchard Judy Blanton Lucille Bodden Marilyn Bodden Mary Bolles Elray Bonin Mary Bonnell Druscilla Borel Ruth Bossier Mary Boudreaux Hardy Boutte Kristin Bowen Anna Belle Bowman George Boyum Hyler Bracey Carolyn Branch Donna Branham Pat Brannan Sarah Brazil SOPHOMORES Clarence Bray Leona Breaux Barbara Brim Keith Brist Ginger Brogan Julie Broussard Shelton Broussard Carolyn Brown Carolynene Brown Darryle Brown Beth Brown Lanny Brown Thomas Bryan Judy Burch David Burge Jerrell Burney Cherlyn Buringmn Bud Byram Jerry Byrd Ennen Caldwell HE: already stabbed me 20 times! complained Terry Trahan. Jack Swanzy, Rcy Murphy, and Bobby Thomas aid Doctor Bill McCuisOion in typing Terry's blood, Gilbert Cadena John Calhoun Joyn Cammack Antonio Cardenas Maximo Cardenas James Carr Linda Carr Jerry Carruth Phillip Caner Edwards Casfenada Donald Castille Tony Castillo Anthony Chamber Kline Chandler Robert Chase Carolyn Chelene Carol Chernoskey Sheila Chesser Thomas Christian Judy Church SOPHOM ORES Earl Clark James Clayton Karen Clayton Janic Click Betty Cochran Gillis CoIe Lynda Cole Ronald Colichia Sharon Collum Olan Comeaux Viola Conant Patsy Conwell Sandra Cook Billie Cooper Marilyn Cooper Il3 SOPHOM ORES Mazie Cooper Ebone Corley Cunis Cormier Pauline Craig Jerry Craven Margaret Cricchio Donna Cris! John Crochet Raeleen Cropper Patricia Cross Linda Crowe Karin Crumpler Thomas Cunningham Ronnie Cupif Jimmy Cufaia Don Daigle Richard Dalton Theresa Darce Betty Dartez Mary Dartez Ray Dartez Judifh Daspit Charles Datdo Eleanor Davalos Mattie Davidson Barbara Davis Barry Davis Carole Davis James Davis Kenneth Davis Sondra Davis Francine Davison Gloria Daws Larry Dean Gerald DeCluin SOPHOM ORES Luther DeCuir Agustin Dela Rosa Wilhelmina Dela Rosa Ronnie Deloney Richard De Los Santos Murphy DeMarcay Kyle Demler Pat Demler Louis Denby Rebecca Derese Audrey DeRouen Leo Desormeaux Sammy Desmond Jo Ann Dickerson Donna Die Sam Die Michael Diploma Richard Dixson Barcy Dodd Judy Doerge Linda Doiron Dan Domaschk Allan Dore Lana Darrell Emma Dorrough Donald Doty Danny Doyle Sandy Drennen Robert Dubose Pat Dumas Larry Dunk Virgie Duplantis Dianne Dupris Walterine Durham Harold Eagleson SOPHOMORES Marie Eaton Bill Edwards Judy Elam Mary Ellender James Ellis Frances Ellison Thomas Ellison Lynn Emerson Phil Eppler Teddie Erwin Diann Escagne Delores Escagne Ronald Escagne Carolyn Etheridge Anita Evans Judy Falcon Frances Faulk Earl Fears Clifton Ferguson Dennis Ferguson Creighton Fleming John Flores Richard Flores Patsy Foerster Harold Fontenat Mary Foret Frank Forgue Gary Foster Amelis Fox Mike Fox Glenn Franklin Margaret Frantz Vivian Frantz Mary Fredeman Alfred Fredrick Nora Frederick Julie Fusilier Judy Fuselier Kirkland Fugler Martin Garia James Gabourel Larry Gabourel Gene Gallier Dora Garcia Ray Gaspard Linda Gayle Jean Gardner Margaret Gerriens John Gibson Sue Gill Paula Gill Thomas Girolamo Gay Godwin Donald Goff James Gordon SOPHOM ORES This may be Vhe seal walk bu! you never saw a seal s'ruggle like Arabella Minor, Mary Bonnell, Alice Staten, or Sylvia Palin. II7 SOPHOMORES Mike Gracey Bernard Graline Kenneth Gray Pat Gray Bill Green Irene Greer Earl Gregory Richard Griffiths Charles Guidry Ray Guidry Loraine Guidry John Guillory Bill Haley Dinah Hall Gene Hamilton Martha Hamilton Marilyn Herbert Robert Harlow V. J. Harper Mike Harrison Henry Hathaway BiHy Haynes Joyce Haynes Stephen Haynes Janice Hays Rebecca Head Kathy Healey Johnnie Heaslet Barbara Hebert Jo Ann Hebert Judy Hebert Rodney Hebert John Henning Sydell Herman Franke Hernandez SOPHOMORES Alfred Hernandez Richard Hernandez Wendell Hernandez Karyn Hetherwick Brian Hewit? Janice Hickson Linda Higginbotham Frances Hightower Ramon Hill Benton Hille Dorothy Hirleman Wanda Hodges Toni Holberg Betty Lou Holmes David Holstead Gordon Holtzclaw Kathy Hood Michael Howard Donald Howell Lana Huckabay Anthony Hudson Danny Hudson Haynes Hudson Carolyn Huebel Jo Ann Huff Carolyn Huffert Knowlton Hughes Ernestine Hund Shirley Hunter James Hutchins Louise Hutchins Pat lenna Rufino lnfante Jeffie Ingram Sandra lrby IZO SOPHOM ORES Walk you to the door for a dime for the Chest Drive, insisted Billie Chandler, Carole Thomas, and Mary Carmen Fredeman. Those contributing wave Steve Hodgex, John Adams, and Juhn Palmer. Annette Irwin Beverly Jackson Don Jacobs Gail Jacobs Linda Jeans Judy Jenkins William Jenkins Curtis Johnson Joyce Johnson Linda Johnson Barbara Jones James Jones Jimmy Jones Joseph Jones Janis Joplin Frank Jordon Rochelle Judice Carol Juneau Helen Kares Sheral Kay SOPHOM ORES Judith Kendrick Johnny Kiamar Roy Kieschnick James Kimball Jay Kirkpatrick Frinacie Knight Geraldine Knighton Herschel Knippa Linn Kovar Anna Lee Kreiter Richard Krummel Dana Lackey Sandra Lacy Robert Laing Martha Laird Dianna LaLonde John Lamberth Kenneth Lanclos Lannie Landry Therman Landry Marlene Lanford Chester LaPoint Becky Latimer Lynda Lafiolais Mona Latiolais Linda Laurents Dell Lawson Larry LeBlanc Norma LeBlanc Ronald LeBouef Nolan Ledet Cloris Lee Jimmy Lee Anna Belle Levy Mike Levy l2l A5 , Linda Maniza Venita May Alton Mayberry Mary Ellen McBride Patsy McBride Richard McBride Pat McCarthy Bobby McComber Marilyn McCord Ralph McCord Robert McCorvey Linda McCoy Billy McCuistion Mary John McDonald Bill McDuffie David McFadden Pau! McFarland Charles McGaffey Sheila McGill Sidney McGIothlen SOPHOM ORES Jimmy McReynolds Geraldine Menard Donna Merchant Judy Methvin Wanene Miles Gilbert Miller John Miller Kathleen Miller Marianne Meier Lynda Mills Mike Mills Arabella Miner Linda Minton Carolyn Mitchell Joyce Moak l23 SOPHOMORES Sammy Monroe Barbara Moore Douglas Moore Herbert Moore Judy Moreau Bob Morgan Tommy Morgan Wilma Morgan Linda Morvent Glenda Moss Maureen Moss Diane Mottice Lewis Munoz Roy Murphy Roselyn Myers Bob Nabours Georgette Nantz Alan Nelson Bettie Nelson Richard Nelson Carlyn Noack Raymond Noel Michael Morris Myra Nonon Jeraldine Newman Sandra Nun Glenda O'Grady Cammie Oliver Ovelia Oliver George Orena Clifford Ortego Joe 0110 Beverly Oubre Linda Oubre l24 Jimmy O'Quinn SOPHOMORES Charlotte Pierron Donna Piggon Frances Pineda Alix Poche Karen Polite Paul Pond James Powell Melba Powell Louise Prat? Elouise Pran Ruth Preiean David Price David Provenzano Jack Pullen Felix Ramirez Linda Randall Jacqueline Ratley Dona Read Donald Reaux Bobby Redd Gloria Redfearn Mary Ann Reed David Rhodes George Rhodes Carolyn Richard Mary Lynn Richard Joy Dell Richardson Pauline Richardson Carolyn Riche Paul Ricks Ruth Ridout Brenda Roberson Donald Roberts Hubert Roberts l26 John Roberts SOPHOM ORES Myrta Roberts Delores Robin William Robinene Norma Rodriguez Wayne Rogers Lee Roy Romero Preston Romero Sonja Ronquille Peggy Rose David Ross Gary Ross Max Roih Glenn Rountree Larry Roy Ethel Jane Rudd Katherine Rusling John Russell Ann Rutledge Freddy Runy Lillie Ryan Sylvia Ryder Tilda Grace Sebastion Glenda Salem James Sailing Suzanne Saher Karen Sanders Jay Sanders Linda Sanders Fred Saperstein Bonnie Savoie Joseph Savoy Rose Etta Sawyer Tommie Ann Sawyer Carol Scalco Donald Schaefer 127 SOPHOM ORES Do or die! say Janis Click and Ruthie Ridquv as they gs. a beau for Twirp Week. Wanda Schamber Jeff Schnell Robert Scogin Mary Thrace Scott Norma Sebastian Francis Self Ralph Session J. D. Seward William Sharp Carole Sheffield Gene Sheppard Bobby Sherwood Susan Sherwood Margaret Shipp Maiorie Short Sharon Simon Carole Simoneaux Robert Simonton Sharon Simpson Blenda Skeen SOPHOM ORES Anna Gayle Smith Burl Smi1h Carol Smith Clara Smith Douglas Smith Gerald Smith Glenda Smith Jimmy Smith Jack Smith Judy Smith Leslie Smith Mack Smith Oscar Smith Pat Smith Rita Smith Thomas Smi1herman Pat Soileau Henrietta Solis Marchelle Sorenson Michelle Sorenson Glenda South Betty Lou Southeriand Tina Speyer Ronald Staggs Albert Stansbury Alice Staton John Steele Larry SVeen Bobby Stevens Michael Stephens Sandta Stevens Sara Nell Stevenson Seabourne Stokes Linda Strange Monteel Strickland SOPHOM ORES Claude Tibbens Jimmy Tipton George Tompkins Obie Trahan' Terry Trahan Harry Stuart Jack Swanzy Kenneth Swinney Pate Tatum Bill Taylor Laurel Taylor Allen Temple Clarence Terrell Jeffery Thomas Gerald Theriot Darrell Thibodeaux Francis Thibodaux Gordon Thibodeaux Janis Thibodeaux Carole Thomas Bobby Thomas Sherry Thomas Jean Thomsen Jimmy Thompson Gene ThorneH Virginia Trevino Edward Turner Marga Umphrey Irene Valdez Mary Valverde Ruth Vaughan Sandy Vaughan Ervin Van Slyke Richard 'Veal Janet Vestal SOPHOMORES Tommy Vicknair Juanita Villarreal Joe Vincent Ramon Voigt Beny Jo Wade Mary Wade Howard Wall Dorothy Waller Sena Walters James Ware Hugh Weeks Wallace Werner Charles Whaley Alice White Charles White Sharon Whitman Hal Wiggins Jim Willcock Eugene Willen Charles Williams Dan Williams Henry Williams Edward Williams Edgar Williamson Bobby Williamson Billy Wilson Charlotte Wilson Dale Wilson Shirley Wilson Theresa Willson Bobby Wolford Marcella Womack James Wood Miriam Woodall Pete Woods SOPHOMORES Ruth Woods Joel Worley June Wyble Bobby Yeates Linda Young Stephen Young Lynn Youngblood These persons had an A aver age tor 1he second nine weeks: 3. J. Gralino, Dell Lawson, May- gayev GerriNs, Carolyn Chernosky, Bill Fleming, Robert Chase, Sidney McGlovhlin, Bill Robinene, Arabella Minor, Jack Swanzy, and Gary Ross. Cabinet members are: Brian Hewin, Sandra Cook, Judy Burch, Paf McBride, Billle Beniamin and Patsy Forester. Second row: Mike Mle, Rum Vaughan, Mary Ann My and June Fuselier. Third raw: Chrence Bray, Judy Blamon, SydeHe Herman, Karen Krumpler, Gayxe Sm'nh, and Brenda Robinson I32 ers, Mirian Wocdall, Mary Trace Sm , SOPHOMORE CABINET Cabmev members are: Annene Irwin, Elouise Fran, Sandra Lacy, Janice Thibodeaux, Ruohie Ridouc, Carol Snake, and Linda Carr. Second row: Roy Kieschnick, Rlllie Mah$fey, Pal Flowers, Marie Eaton, and Bobby Chase Third row: Jack Smith, Bill Flemming, AHen Nelson, and Claude Tibbe's. cabinm members ave: Linda Strange, Lana Huckabee, Glenda O'Gvady, Monied S'rickland, LesHe Pierce, Teddie Ray Erwin, and Sharon Srmpsonv Smoml Iow- Dorothy WaHer, Mary Lou Bean, Donald Mavhrole, and Mike Gracey. mm row: Eamon Hxlle, Robert Pareni, Hyer Mashbum, and Tommy Vicknair. l33 THATiS A SOPHOMORI Cabinet is ihe voice of me Sophomore Class. ii is composed of 1hree represemaHves from each siaie. They bring problems 10 Ihe meeving and go away saHsfied wiih 1he answers. Ouch is Me word many sophomores are heard in say as they begin work on iheir gavmen'si Yea, Jackets! yeHs Pauline Rkhardson as she competes for cheerleader at TiJ. OR YOU . . . INSIDE OUT There's room cor a couple more in here! exclaimed Karen claymn as Senior Ann Eisler holds up a camstrophe. I told you I had bow legs! remarked Ginger Aycock and Rim Smivh Vo CaroT Slmoneaux as 'hey discussed Hussar uryoms. AH hands to the venue! as Sophomores, Mike Gracey and Jimmy Tipton, aid Seniors, Bev Carruth and Lana Vintem, w'nh their car. IllJmJaui .041. 1 I37 FACULTY LEADING AND GUIDING T. J Shown here are members of the P.T.A. Execunve Counml: Mrs. E. G. Heckendorf, secreVary; Mr David Miller, principal; Mrs. T. E Sharp, Mrs. B. S, ley, Mrs, M. I, Summerlm, Mrs. Joe E. Johnson, Mrs. H. S, Mangren, presidenl; Miss Mary Evewn Dunn, and Mrs. W. H. LHcM-eld, Ireasurer, adua! ion sched- yehearsax5 difup gr Wespcndence W'nh dipbmasfignveciv Mme, w n maid, Prsisflerpn er vacaHon begins. be are AM u. students are won awavc of me mawevcus lab done by Mr. David MiHer, principal of m. high. Mr. Nunez is never mo busy m gwe a friendly smHe v0 smdems in me haHs Here he couem man as he begms has day's schedule. I38 DFFICIALS CONFER ON SCHOOL AFFAIRS V f V MR. 2 T. FORTESCUE Superimendcm of Port Anhuv Schools School lcadevs have , news of vnnfeu nu ova: me year's work. Jusv wch a confers :e is L. . takmg piam here by ..en board members 7d Ezhod onme. Ihw - , , . L. Rosenburg, E. PaHOrson, business manager, Fred leson, Dr, R. J. ' a, WWW: Jopes, Nelson Haskei, Superinfendcm ForVestue, and J. 1. Cone. '39 THEIR JOB: HELP TJ RUN SMOOTHLY I W x m -. '.r ' 5 UN. 30 ml: is how U teachers took at a faculty memingirelaxed and completely a ease, Here Hwy are waning to see and Hear an account of Mrs. merring's world news. Thek mee'ing feamred a lour 06 the Hoiy Land, commeie with camel rides through the desen. MRS. JESSIE MILLER Home Nursing, RN, 8.5. MRS, ANNA MAE DEVINE Principal's Secrevary MISS MINNIE LEE WILSON Regisnar MISS JEANETYE TENNEY Anendance Gerk COUNSELORS GIVE HELPFUL HINTS MISS LOUISE PFEIFFER GirIs' Adwsor M155 LOUISE ERWIN Director of Educational Guidance MISS ALIECE ANDERSON Direcvor of S'udem Activnin: MR LONNIE DEVALL Assis'ant Principal Givmg ir'wende counsel and advice as well as assessing s'emer measures, Mr. James R. Tamer, beys' adviser, handbs an exvensive progvam oi wor . I4l PROPER ENGLISH IS BASIC Mrs Isabella Bierring shows Mrs. FloneHe Greer, Miss Manha Havens and Miss Doris Lynn Crisp two of the best fire prevention posvers done by her English swdenu Head of Me Enghsh department Miss Mae Belle Pelron, Mrs. Nma Johnson and Mrs. Benve Jane Atkins discuss lhe usage of a noun as defmed in Ohis diciionary. Publicixy for Dino in me Pilot is me subieu for discusskm between Miss Marion Bayard, speech and drama ember, and Mrs. Mike Redman, journallsm and English insiructor. Do you think 'his test will be too long? asks Mr, Kenne'h Parker of Miss Ara Golmon, Miss Sara Harrison, Miss Ja ne 8mm and Miss Margam? Miller. I42 Y GOVERNMENT AT HOME AND ABROAD Mn T. S. Svansell, head of the social studies de- partment, examines no'es done by one of his Social Smdies students To prove her pain! w Miss Mary Eunice Vickers, Miss Mary Evelyn Dunn needed this globe Miss Dunn has had many interesting siories .0 tell about her Mp to Europe. Miss Eleanor Wall and Mrs. Billy Wilson use world maps to help them teach their classes. studies classes. BOY? COACHES TEACH OLD FIGHT Head Coxh Clarence E. Underwood omlines vacvics 10 be used agamsv Galena Park in Ihe birdislricv play-oif as coaches Benlley Jones, John Shekron, and Fvancls HIH wavch The football coaching svaff had an unusually busy year as the Yellow Jatkefs advanced m s'ave competition. Examining TJ1s v'miories in sporvs are Coaches: Pew Pense, Rome Moye and Bradley Mills. Industrial Arts Teachers When n comes m gemng a iob done Industrial Ans Veazhers Gene Jackson, Mawm Cichsowsky, Hugh Shaw, Roger Russell, Lebnd Kay and head m me depenmem w G Jones ave wen quamied, Theiv classes specialize in know how proiems. ESPECIALLY FOR THE COEDS Relaxing in the Xounge behre their day's work begIns ape home economics veachers: Mrs. Janis Marie Lindevmann, Mrs, Edna Hargus, Miss Amy Lou Smith, and head of me depavtment, Miss Tom Collier. Wonder if those are demerits Mrs. Mar- 1orie Drummond, head of gm; physics. educa'lon department, and Miss Bevvha Heben are marking on ma. card? 6M5 a! u know me vules kn games m; swde out when Miss Nancy McClain and Mrs. Lois ston are coaches. VARIETY IS SPICE OF STUDY MISS BURDETTE SMYTH Head of Depanmem Foreign language is a par! of Vhe cul'ural background for many n studems. WiIh eagerness and enlhusiasm Mn John Badge , band director, and Mr, Ruben Jordhall, choral director, discuss music suHable for a combined spring concen. Mrs. Lela Morgan and Mrs. Florence Ohland do a more men ius' average iob oi keeping tab on all old and new. IN THE MATH SPOTLIGHT n15 like mas, said Mrs. Laverne Kiefer as she proved her point to fellow members of ihe malhe- mavics depanmem: Miss Irene 5mm, Miss Edith Benz and Miss Mablynn Hill. wnh mavhemav-cs 1!! 'he nanonal 5pm- light this year, Mr. W. H. Ward, head of the mavhemavics depanmem, worked over new plans 6or reaching the importance of chi: crmcal subiect. Pan of every veacher's daily chore is gradin 'he ever mouming Iesl paper; Here to acknowlr edge the fact are: Miss Shannon Williams, Miss Lauva Beth Gregory, Mr. James R. Chamblee and Mrs. '47 Nora Gregory. PATIENCE IS A MUST IN SCIENCE Alfred Lindeman and Nhss Ehzabeth, head of We science depanmem, demonstrane 19 Miss Amy Lou Smith We versaiimy of vhls dummy in heVping mam ieath 'heiv nsychology dasses, Taking Mme om hom Mew busy veaming sthedMe, Mrs. wens Neve, Mrs. EHen Chamot and Mr John Godwm pause to feed 'hc vare and nopical fish inhabnmg Hus aquarwm. I48 EasHy proclamxed the most unusual Chusvmas nee is vhis one made by Lab assmams Melmda Svevenson, George Langvon, and Dawd Thompson, Pipes hem me shape of Me nee wnh bngh'ly uahared bonles serving as vhe decorahons Fanwhar V0 aH physks studen's x5 'ML NkBee's Hme machine, Here Mrs. Reva Wechvman and My. Jack SeH Hsien as Mn CharIes Mche explains Hus Inlrlcaie apparams. BUSINESS SKILLS INCREASE IN VALUE Displaying one of 1he varied proiecls made in business educa- tion classes are Carolyn Black and Raeleen Cropper. Sfudenfs who have studied commercial work in h l h ve 3 00d back round for business Departmental affairs come in for discussion among Missiaisy Jeffers, hlgh SC 00 a 9 g . ML P. T. Reynolds, Mr. Joseph Kushner, and Mrs. Dell Hille. careers, The department has grown In numbers dur- ing the past few years, and each teacher in the department has a full quota of students. i$it MISS EOLA GUNSTREAM Head of Department The waver fountain iusv ouuide Room 258 is such an allraction for smdems that Mrs. Mabel Swanzy, Mr. Rex Copeland, and Miss Eola Gunslveam stop for a cool drink, 100. FA VORI TES STANLEY WINS FIRST PLACE WITH CLASSMATES KING RONNIE OF THE HOUSE OF STANLEYZ: A - - A- wTKAEewV , II 53 MOST POPULAR GIRL . . . A COVETED TITLE I ;y ' ?I- R' . HF I . IV MOST POPULAR GIRL ENANCY CRESWELL l54 SENIORS CHOOSE HAYES FAVORITE GST-vPOPULAR BOY. JEFF H .4 .3. P5 ' . SENIOR BALL HOLDS SPECIAL CHARM Grand Duchess PAT FISH ER Grand Duke MICKEY WALKER I56 3 Master of Ceremonies ALVIN ETHEREDGE Lady-in-Wairing LILL!E BARTLETT Gemleman-in-Waifing, ROBERT BABIN k Cour! Dignirary PAT WEBER Lady-ianairing, SHIRLEY DUROW GenHeman-imWaiHng, WALTON SHARP I57 $5 NIOR ROYALTY Princess, GNL PAUN Prince, ERRY PECKHAM Princess, SUZY HODGES Prince, NLLY BARRETT I58 ALTY ORS CHOOSE ROY SEN! '0' Mess PEGGY DEJEAN Prince J A CKYG l5? JUNIORS CHOOSE FAVORITES Princess, VIRGINIA COLLINS Princess, DEWANNA WRIBORG Prince, DELMAR FUSSELL Prince, LAMAR MCCARTNEY . -- REY Princ . DORIS ST0 .655, DIANNE PHnCESSIHAROLD SWH P'mce, STEVE BogfchcrvaE Prince, SOPHOMORES IN FIRST SENIOR COURT L SCALCO Duchess, CA CARO MMIE OLIVER Dustises'aEmON HME Duke, BILL FLEMING Duchess, MARTHA LAIRD Duchess, MARY TRACE SCOTT Duke, CLARENCE BRAY Duka KYLE DEMLER WE WILL LONG REMEMBER Will it fit? exclaimed Russell Painvon while trying on a 'ux for 'he Senior Ball. Robert Demler was aWso present at me iimng. Oh, I can't believe ii, was 1he flrsk remark afler the 1958 Queen, Anna Ray Sm , was informed of her election, 1'How wiH I have it made? This question races 1hrcugh Give Ihe mirror 3 break, girls! This was a familiar sigh! of senior girls 7he mind of every girl rha' attends vhe Senior Ball. before Ihe Senior Bail arrived. I62 THE SENIOR BALL I'm not about to show up here Whav'd you meanil gotta wear in silk! a hut, A goodnight kiss ended a perfect evening. Brighi, smiling faces of King Ronnie Stanley, Queen Anna Ray wan scan, and Most Popular Boy and Girl, Jeff Hayes and Nancy CresweH, were seen Ihe day of Ihe Senior BaH. I have enough? exclaims Dave Simmons as .J and other seniors order ccrsages for their dates to wear fo the Senior Ball, In the picture are: T. Wilton, R. $0hranahan, and B. Likhfield. I63 SWEETHEARTS . . . Football, SHIRLEY SIMPSON Band, BETH MAJORS Pilot, PAT FISHER D E., BRENDA HILL WHO $ WHO INSIDE TJ Miss Future Teacher, ANNA RAY SCOTT Posture Queen, DOTTIE HONEYCUTT D.A.R Award, BRENDA GILLMAN Miss Ideal Secretary, INA KILLGORE I65 THE MOST BY SENIOR VOTE Most School Spirited JERRY MATHEWS GEORGE GONDRON Mos? Typical BRENDA GILLMAN MICKEY WALKER Outstanding Service 10 Senior Class Most Likely to Succeed NANCY CRESWELL JEFF HAYES h'o'o'o'fc b'o'o'o'o'o'c 30.3w... $0.30.?! SENIOR W I68 MORNING TUES FBLA FRI FTA AFTERNOO f TUES SKI CLUB 'r.. WED RADIO CLUB 818 FRI 8 SAT IN AUSTIN STATE TOURNAMENT GREGORY GYM NED PEP RALLY 311 ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS I69 I70 STUDENT BODY CONGRESS NANCY CRESWELL Siudem Body Vice President GAIL PATIN PAT FISHER Student Body Secretary Repreuntl'lve'uv-Large ACTIVE IN MANY FIELDS Mike Scott happily surveys contents of the iron pot in which Seniors put their contributions to wIn the coveted Little Brown Jug In the AILSchool Drive, Pictured are Marry Bnltes, Clar- ence Bray, Mike Slon, Elliot Bray, Vernon Issac, Nancy Creswell, Mary Albrmon, Kathy Healey. MISS MARY EVELYN DUNN Sponsor $.B.C. GOVERNS ACTIVITIES Congress is the governing body of our school. With its leaders and the support of the students of Thomas Jefferson Congress performs many outstanding services which help to better our school and community. Some of the yearly proj- ects sponsored by Congress are the food drive, the AlI-School Chest Drive, teachers tea, and the poIitical electionst S.E.C. officers confer with David Miller, principal, Lonnie Devall, assistant pvincipal, and Miss Altece Anderson, director of student activities. Much routine-but highly necessary-work Is done by these SEE. oHicers, Carol Holmes, bulletin scribe; Joy Barron, typisv; and Wendell Hebert, parliamentarian. t7l REPRESENTATIVES TO THE GOODSPORTSMANSHIP LEAGUE The good Sponsmanship League of District ll-AA, of which Thomas JeHerson is presidem, met here d in October. The chief feature of the visit was a 1alk by Coach Clarence Undevwoo V Goodsponsmanship rep- resemavives Faye Hebe , Windel Hebert, and Pat Fisher were seleaed to represem 1homas Jeffer- son in Goodsponsmaw ship League of District H-4A. Goodsponsmanship kague repr resenvahves mm wnh IepveA senmives from Orange at mid field of Ihe OrangerPon Anhur game and presented vhem wnh a token of friend ship hom our school, Picmred are: Faye Heberv, Jeff Hayes, and Pat Fisher. JUNIOR AND SENIOR CONGRESSMEN B. Leel D FusseHl B. Taylor, R. Kemick, S. Morgan, D. Theriov, S. WlHiams, L. Baker, 5. Pardue, G Walker, N. SaddXer, J. Hockendorf, R. Rockwell, 8' Fallen, M. E. Trahan, PV Blian, J. Addcox, J. LHlfedaM, K. Massey. M. Avisco, D. Garvcn, M Walker, 5, Barren, G, Maihls, L. M. Bussey, 8 Burns, 5. Brantley, B. Gilliam, L. Douglas, D, Davis, F Hebert, s. Hodges, J wmcughby, J, sabtoy. I73 CONGRESSMEN LEARN NEW WAYS B. Fleming, J. Swanxy, K. Demler, C. Bray, R.Parem, M. Gracey, J. Thomson, B. Hills, 5, Lacy, B. Wade, L. Huckabay, M, Laird, M. Belles, J. Melhvin, M. Wcodall, L Meniza, K. Crumpler, R. Bolser, G. Rediearn, J. Fuseller, 5. Cook, P. Demler, J. Burch, C. OHver, Christmas was made happier for 60 Port Anhur families be- cause of the Food Drive planned by these S.B.C. merrv bers: Rochelle Rockwell, Pat Fisher, Bobby Taylor, Brenda Gillman, Billie Barren, Manha Laird, and Kyle Demler. A. Braham, L. MenzeL B, Man- nine, c. chelene, s Hart, D. Waller, K. Bowen, c. Cher- nosky, J, Pecorino, M Ash, 5. Smith, a. Payne, P. Whitehead, 5. Murray, 5. Robinson, H. Orena, J. Havard, E. Boyan- 1cm, J. Peckham, s. McCarthy, M, Coreman, J cow. CONGRESS MEETS IN BUSY SESSION Billy Barren was elected mos. out- sianding Congressman, Responsible for Ihe Ieachers' coffee break were Jack Swanzy, Joy Barron, Becky Burris, Frances LeTulle, Lora May Bussey, Cammie Oliver, and Judy Burch. Hayes for President. The con- vemion hall was filled with mi: familiar cry during me 1957 Gold Ccnvemion. Jeff Hayes won the comes! over Ronnie Stanley, Mar- ron candidafe, The Salvation Army accepied TJ's comriburion of food baske's following the Chrisimas dvive F.B.L.A. Boosts Commercial Careers Mr. Reynolds, Miss Jeffers, Miss Buns1ream, Mrs. Swanxy, and Mr. Copeland, sponsors of F.B.L.A., aid in the development of those studems preparing .0 enter into the business world. Fu1ure Business Leaders of America holds interes? of stu- dents planning business matters. Choosing Miss Ideal Secretary is oHe of the interesting events of the years Miss Ideal Secretary is elected by the membership, and she 15 presented at a special meeting. Another event planned by the club early in the year was send- ing a representative to 1he state F.B.LA. Convention in Demon. I Music makes typing enioyable agree Ina Kilgore, Joy Barron, Sue Carol Johnsvone, and Elaine Felder, officers of F.BsLAV F.B,L,AV members are, hm row: RV SIHweL s. Knigh'NC. 5m, N. Brabham, s 5. Logan, 6 Pam, McKinley, E. Felder, L. Hernandez, Second row, Hs Haynes, s. Johnstone, E, Srrmh, x, Oos'erhom, Bavic, M. Souvherland, cs Colson, L. Wolford, 5. Baker, Third row, J. Deslaue, R Lona, R, Gaulhexr, Byrd D.Davms,A.KHgora D.Mc8dde,E,Voungbbod,iouNhr0w:J OHego,B.Dedane,B seuemom I76 Soan,P.Eoyd ymmw FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA members are- hrsr row.- J, Day, J. Pecorino, S, Pevion, L Menxel, L. Moerbe, 6. Porter, E. Wavhck, E Flores. Second rowv F awso, Mdlaniel, M. Thompson, J, LaGane, K. Sqwers, 0 Ted, E. Cadena, Thrrd row: A. Barren, W. LeBXanc, P, Worthy, M, Tatum, G. Macomber, C. Smnh, D Halvorsen, K. HUN. FBLA members are, first row C Abmgo, GV Gomez, M M'Hschske, M, Summedin, D. Sims, P, Tamer, N. Perkins, G, Hazellon, E. Hardy, G Decu'v, R, Blanchard. Second row, C. Laman, F. Jones, 5 Robinson, F WoH, M Sherman, S. Ulmer, C MtDameL C, Forque, D, Thevlot, L. Bvoussavdv Third low 6 Klnnaird, l Kilgoro, B MzCorvy, B. Steam, E Colson, D Guouard, G. an'on. I77 Merited Member BETTY BALZERSEN 19564957 Merited Member JANICE GILBERT 1956-1957 Merited Member JANE LAKIE 1955-1957 Merited Member KAY MARSH I73 1956-1957 FUTURE EACHERS OF AMERICA ETA. fall otficers, Anna Ray Scott, Ann Otey, Jane Lakie, Betty Balzersen, Sharon Stansell, Collene Martin, Nancy Malmgren, Glenda Burke, and Brenda Gillman, have vhe responsibility of heading the club at the beginning of the year. Giving talks on the radio, on PeT.A. programs and at various other meetings help prepare F.T.A. club members for the District and State Conventions. lnductions and installations are carried on by the club at different points during the year and award night is held once each year. For entertainment the club has 5 Get Acquainted party and also they are entertained by the Delta Kappa Gamma teachers' organization. Each year the future teachers work with the faculty on the Public Relations Committee All of these activities make a very busy year. Billie Methvin, Kay Marsh, Janice Gilbert, Margaret Pruitt Martha Stranahan, Mary Belles, Jane Lakie, Betty Balzersen, Anna Ray Scott and Mary Straub, FLA, spring officers, stand ready to plan club activivies for 1he remaining part of the year. Merived Member KAREN OOSTERHOUT 1955-1957 Merited Member ANNA RAY SCOTT 1956-1957 Merited Member SHARON STANSELL 1955-1957 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The new sophomore members of F.T.A. are, firs! row: C. Scalco, R. Ridouv, M. Belles, K. Clayion, 6 Jazobs, L. Youngblood, B Brown, S. lrby. Second row: 8. Laiimer, C. Wilson, M. Gerriens, R. Baker, NL Bean, R. Smilh, M. McDonald, A. Erwin. Third low: 5. Sherwood, M. Reed, G. Salem, J. Morrow, c. Mitchell, J. Elam, 5. Wilson, M. Shipp, J. Joplin, J. Fusilier. Founh row: R. Sawyer, B. Brim, M. Emn, G. Godwin, A. Minor, G. Aycock, C. Chernosky, C. Palmer, L Balzersen, D. Malise. Old members 06 F,T,A. mclude, hrs! low: E. Glllman, J. GHberv, K. Oosverhaut, M, Schnnxer, B. Mothvm, S. Stranahanv Semnd row: N. Malmgran, A. OVey, G Pinon, C. Manin, S. Smith. Thrrd row- B Eahersen, M. onh, S. StanseH, K, Marsch, A. Scon, M. SVraub, J. Lakm. HA. sponsors, Miss Mablynn Hm, Mr. Wayne Cornelius and Miss Mary Eumce V4ckers feel sure lha! me teacher shorvage has been mad when looking at Me number who plan teaching careers, OF INTEREST TO F.T.A. The new junior and senior membevs of F.T.A. are, hrs! row: D. Cos, M. Johnson, J. Reynolds, R Avaula J. Bonnell. Second row: J. Fours, C. Swariz, D. Davis, J. Rowland, J. Crablree, L . Douglas mm low: J. Calendar, L. Broussard, P. Pardue, s. Perdue, J. Ashley, D. Halvorsen. A. the annual Delta Kappa Gamma's annm cmsmas parry Miss Laverne MtMIHAan and Mrs. Lonnie DevaH serve refreshmems '0 mm Baker and Kavherlne Reid as Mary McDonaM, Lana DorreH, Gad Jacobs, Rose Sawyer, Ann Ofey, Shawn SVanseH, am 5mm and John Caxendar wan mm mm Anna Ray Ste , vms year's Miss F.T.A, 15 busy preparing for the David Convemion held in I80 Housmn, during me monih 06 November. JUNIOR RED CROSS Aids in Relieving Distress Members of the Junior Red Cross include, Firs! row: J. Lusk, C. Thomas, G logan. M. Lona, Ke Marsch, C. Smith, . Bertie , R. Avila, A. Primeaux, S. Wyb!e. Second row: Z. litensky, J. Ashley, C. Fredeman, C. Bell, L. R. Catalina, L. Laughman. Third row: P. Bowen, L Wolfovd, V. Adcock, K. Andrus, S. Carley, J. Moreaux, B. Beniamin, 5. Han. Founh row: JV Elam, K, Hood, 5. Robison, D. Albers, M. E. McBride, H. Kares, M. J. McDonald. Film raw: F. Thibideaux, W, Vellorino, S. Smiih, C. Blanchard, A. Bonura, E. Lindgren. J.R.C. Serves Others The American Junior Red Cross, .3 member of the Na1ional Red Cross has been an a:1ive organization at Thomas Jeffeh son for many years Each year homerooms elect a person '0 participate in The ddves and proi- ects promoted by the Red Cross, This organization has proved to be a great help to the commu- niiy and school. MRS. NORA GREGORY Sponsor Officers of the Junior Red Cross are as follows: L. Banlen, S Carley, L. Laughman, C, Smi'h, Se Wyble, Mary Carmen Fredeman, Ee lindgrene They are pleased to find ihav the Christmas Food Drive was a success. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Future Nurse underclaurnen are, first row: C. Louvier, V. Gaspard, T. Willson, D. Hall, Ft Bright, F. Grille, B. Wallace. Second row.- W. deIaRosa, A. ElsIer. A. Bowman, 5. Ronquille, B. Hayes, J. Reed. Third row: D. Jones, V. Trevino, B. Wright A. Bonura, P. Marreno. Fourlh row: F. Ellison, D, Waller, P. Craig, B. Jones. F.N.A. Active A Year The purpose of the Future Nurses is to create interest in the field of nursing During the fall the Future Nurses engage in selling hot dogs and programs at the football games and working at the Health Center and blood-bank. They work at St. Mary's Hospital all year and in the spring take various field trips. The sponsors, Mrs. Jesse Judd Miller and Miss Elizabeth Shaw, say membership is open to anyone inter- ested in nursing. MRS. JESSIE MILLER ponsor Teacher or student. TJ's Future Nurses' officers are always anxious to help a patient. Left to right: are P. Byron, seated,- standing, D. Jones, N. Parsley, C, Oubre, M. L. Davidson, B, McGlcthen, A. Bonura, F. Hebe , J. Rothman, H. Heidingsfelder and St Patin. MISS ELIZABEYH SHAW Sponsor 182 COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL SEASON Junior and sophomare Future Nurses include, ofirs! row: L Cole, L Can, J. Broussard, E. Cooper, A. Evans, J D. Richardson S. Paiin. Second! w: C. Branch D. Merchant, C. Leman, P. Foerster, J. Rolhman, M. McDonald C. Brown, J. Ball, A. Levy. Third row: A. Smith, J. Thomsen, J. Ball, P. Smith, C Smioh. L. Pardue A living delll F.N.A. members are learning the technique of wrapping a new baby in its blanket Yhe girls are F. Bright, J. Reed, A. Levy, A Bowman and S. Putin. Ann Chalmers Beverly Duhon Ann Eigler Faye Hebert Helen Heidengsfelder Barbara McGluthin Linda Miller Cleova Oubve Nancy Parsley Joyce Terrill Margaret Vincent '93 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Have Definite Plans Finding the basic panern for H12 Homemaking members are officers, Cleora Oubre, treas- urer, BeMy Harris, secrevary, Geraldine Dorman, pvesidem and Beverly Duhon, vice presi- dent. F.H.A. Meetings Future Homemakers of Amer- ica meetings have been mostly informal, since most of the merrv bers are taking classes either in cooking, sewing, or interior deco- ration. The club is used to spur interest in special proiecrs Pleased to see 'he F.H.A have organized fov 0his year are he sponsors, Mrs. Edna Hargus, Mrs. Amy Lou Smith and Mrs. Jan Lindeman, Members of the F.H.A. include, First row: E. Harris, 3. Duhon, GV Dorman, J. Davalos, E, Avcwa, M. Summerlin, C. Tahaney, Semnd row: B. Deslavte, G. Hazalton, J. Deslaftel N. Spradlin, K. Owne, R. Gonzalez, and W. Grimes, Third row: C. Oubre, M. Sheri, JV Klebba, E, Balzersen, K. Owen, N Sebastian, P. Fores'er. ART CLUB Plans Beautiful Displays An Club members are, Hm row: D, Lew'ts, R. Gonzatez, J. Davatos, M. Harris, E. Flores, P. Bryan, EV Avciva, D, Arciva. Second rowv M. Dubose, G. Dorman, B. Logan, N. Spvadlin, L. Sanders, M. McReynolds, N. Beauchamp, T. Speyner, a. Bergeron. Third row: c. Akery, D. Teel, P. Hudson, 5. West, P. Ska , P. Boyd, ct Harms, K; Marsh Fourth row: c. Owens, B, Britt, E. Myers, T. Castillo, J. Martinez, 5 thliamson, RV Stevens, D. Gonzalez. Artists Plan Show A spring art show has been high on the list of proiects planned by the Brush and Palette Club this yeart Perhaps the most-noticed work of the artists has been the consistently interesting show cases in the front foyer. Ranging from oil and water colors to tooled metal ptaques, the displays have added color and life to the hall. Members of the club work informally during biVmonthty sessions in the Art Room. MR ROGER RUSSELL Co-Sponsor MRS. EDNA HARGUS Trying to improve their artistic talent are Emma Hares, Miriam McReynolds, Nadene Beachamp, Co-Sponscr Rosie Gonzalez and Edgar Williamson, officers of this year's Art Club. PROJECTORS CLUB SPECIALIZES IN SERVICE MRS, LELA MORGAN Sponsor Movie operators help make classes more interesting m smdems. Piccured above are D. Broussard, R. Broussard, W Youngblood, J. Malone, D Jacobs, K Mashburn, and J. Mire who take siudy hall periods to show films and movies. BIOLOGY CLUB ORGANIZES W. Pey1on. Second row: J. Doerge, G. ThornelI, M. Sarcln, S, Herman, G. Logan, M. Sarcinl S. Pa1inl l, Christian Third row: Mr. John Godwin, R Nelson, C. Smilh, K. Crumpler,-L. LaHolas, J. ScoIL Fourth row: T. Trahan, R Chase, 5. Sharp, K Woods, Fiflh row: Mr. Alfred Linderman, H Knippa, B. Haynes, '86 T. Girolamo, B. Jenkins, J Gibson CAMERA CLUB Encourages Hobby Members of vhe Camera Club include, firs! row: R. Gonzalez, Jh Davalos, E. Flores, E. Arciva, M. Harris, M. Lewis, Bh Logan, 6. Dorman. Second low: E. Davis, 8. Murphy, P. Boyd, J. Klebba, B, Hayris, l. Sandevs, N, Spradlin, S. West, Ph Hu'son. Third row: Wayne Senders, E. Payne, C. Shaw, E. Williamson, W. Bodden, E, Svevens, C, Landry, Look This Way, Please Working purely for pleasure, members of the Camera Club have had numerous opportunmes to make pictures this year. The club received a big boost rhis year when a former TJ student donaied a quantity of p'no1ographic materials for members 10 use this year. Mrs. Laverne Kiefer, original sponsor of the club and an ardem h'hshut- Yer bug enthusiast, has aided member in 1echnical matters. Mr. Roger Russell, art instructor, has given pointers and practical experience in shooting and developing prims, and Mrs. Isabelle Bierring, world traveler, has given much valuable heIp with the beautiful slides that she has made. practical demonstrations, MRS. ISABELLA BJERRING MRS, LAVERNA KIEFER Co-Sponsors . . MR. ROGER RUSSELL The club IS Informal and meetings have been largely devoted to Co-Sponsor Camera Club officers, Geraldine Dorman, Shelyl Wesv, Patsy Hudson, and Linda Sanders, seem rather pleased with their snapshot: lB7 CHEMISTRY CLUB'S MAD SCIENTISTS MR. JACK SELL Co-Sponsor t Lx - These chemistry students find the slide nus very helpful in salving chemistry problems. Members of the Chemistry Club are: J. Barron, R. Darling, J. Klebba, S. Long, Gt Langdon, J. Merton, J. Walding, Ft Hubbard, A. Thornton, T. CupIV. MRSt REVA WESTERMAN Co-Sponsor Never a dull session at the meetings when chemislry students try a new experimem. Students are: R lverson, P. Fleckman, L. PaIiIIo, A. Etster, 8. Looney, 5. Hart, D. Braun, R. LaQuey. Rocket Fuel, Maybe Pooee! What's that horrible odor? It may be that the Chemistry Club members are mixing a batch of rocket fuel or maybe it's lust tomorrowls les- son. The Club furthers the interest of students wishing to do individual re- search in the chemical field. Don't be alarmed though; we have Mr. Sell to conduct the club. Satisfacvion is written on the face of every chemisvry student when he successfully completes a difficult experiment. Working like little beavers are: W, Saunders, R. Pryor, '88 M. Elerby, R, Spears. SLIDE RULE - THE EASY WAY MRS. LAVERNA KIEFER CoASponsor In Slide Rule l Mrs. Laverne Kiefer looks pleased as Linda Ulbvich finds the solution to a long, vedious problem. A Iinle adiuslmem of ihe shde rule and Mr. Charles McBee has solved a probIem for Ihe Monday and Tuesday members of Shde Rule ll. These seven boys are competing for me honor of being on lhe shde rule ream. Ihey ar Ieh m Iighl: Bobby Scan, Geovge Manin, Cedl Jackson, Anle Thonon, Tommy Wilien, John Huebel, and John Bright. 91 MR. CHARLES McBEE Cthponsor Slide Rule Meetings Stepping ahead of their class- mates, members of the Slide Rule Club do not wait to begin college math before they investigate the use of this handy gadget. Each Slide Rule class meets two mornings each week before school. Teaching future engineers the use of slide rules are Mrs, Laverne Kiefer and Mr. Charles McBeeh l-E9 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE MISS BURDEYTE SMVTH Co-Sponsor Junior Classical League is basically organized to pro- mote interest in Latin. Short ptays are given at the meetings to acquaint club members with Roman history Among the differ- ent plays presented are The Mary Albrinon, first consui, explains to other J.C.L. officers, Joan Wvllouby, Larry Pavdue, and Ruth Darhng, the intricate design of Roman Arthtteciure used in old Roman buildings. Pageant of the Trojan War and Julius Caesan A style show and quiz show have also been programs. J.C.L. Staves indude, first row: J, Kirkpatrick, B. Hui , V, J. Harper, 3. J. Gralino, D. Byram, Jt Smith, L. Munoz, H. Fontenot, H. Bracey, R. Chase, 8, Davis, Jt Swanly. Second low: M. Belles, C. Chelene, K, Rusling, J, Methvin, S. Chesser, S. McGtothlen, M. Bonnell, K. Healeyl F. Self. Third row: J. Hays, M, Woodall, Pt McBrlde, C. Brown, S. lrby. Fourlh row: E. Marsh, J. Crabtree, S, Stevenson, C. Chernosky, D. Waller, P. Demter, B. Brim, Fifth row: J, Cttck, M. McDonald, J. Thomsen, G. Smith, J. Richardson, G, Logan. I90 PROGRAMS ARE ALWAYS FUN MRS. GERALDINE JOHNSON Co-Sponsor For entertainment 3 Get Acquainted Party and a Christmas Party with a play on the Roman Christmas, Saturnaliz, were held. A Coke Party is also given in the spring for future Latin students, It is easily seen that JhC.L. keeps busy throughout the year. Aiding the Olympian Clan in presenting a style show Ohaf would be typical of old Rome in the day of Caesar are: J. Badge , 3. Green, Gh Gondron, L Pardue, J. Mathews, Mh Weeks, M. Snaub, 5. Brazil, M Johnson, T. Trahan, W J. Harper, E. Bray, J.C.L. Slaves are made up of, Hm Iow: K, Langlos, Gh Roundnee, J. Schnell, T. Trahan, B. Fleming, ch While. Second row: J. Doerge, B. Brown, J, Lusk, K. PolHe, M. Read, A Irwin, Rh Myers, 5. Buvinghausen, M. Myers, Third raw: J. Fuselier, s. Smhh, s. Herman, M. Sorenson, M. Fredeman, s. Wahers, M, Scan, J. Gardner, c, Palmer, 8. Looper, G, Brogan, M. EHender, M, Ealen, C. Smith. I9I J.C.L. DRAWS LARGE MEMBERSHIP ma: ' - Hm . The Pompeian Clan consists of, fun low: M. McMiIIian, M. Prohl L. Baker, M. SHanahan, J. Hatfield. Sec- ond row: J. A Potter, L. Ulbrlch, $ Pardue, F. Ron- shausen, CL Jardan Third row: R. lverson, J. Blight, E. Hurwiiz, B. Payne, T. Wilton, J, Peck, The Olympian Clan includes, firsr row: M. Johnson, J. Marhews, P. Manley, 5. Lu- quene. Second row: R. Darl- ing, K. Oos'erhouh C. Richker. Third row: L. Par- due, 5. Green, The Junian Club is composed of, first row- 6. Mathis, A. Bcnura, L. Randall, MY McDonaM, G, Leavell, J. Addcox, M. McGuH, S. Branfleyl S. Hodges. Second row: L Orr, K. Ooswrhoul, C. Heller, P. Narreno, '92 D. Golf, B. Litchfield, E. Lingren. Third row: L Miller, J Welles, B. Lee, M. Wall, 8, Parker, J. Langdon. THERPS ACTION FOR SLAVES Don Campbetl, senior J.C.L. member, :s preparing Annette Irwin for the slave sale while Sandra lrby and Carol Richy await their 'urn. The Octavian Clan has as its members, first row: M, Trahan, B, Me'hvin, E. Linn, P. Richards, M, Schnitzer, N. Welch. Second row: D. Jones, D. Wriborg, P Mit- chell, J. Ashley, B. Steven- son, B, Brinan, Third row: D, Byaun, D. BIeakIey, T. Knight, D. Jacobs Yhe Julian Gan consis's of, His! Iow: J. Bonnell, S E Haber, B. Gddblum, C. McDonald, 2. Binensky. Second row: 5. Herlin, S. Peck, P. Skaif, S. Smith, R. RockweH, R. Summerl'm. Third row: D. Mnria'y, '93 S. Williams, L. Porter, N. Malmgren, G, Parker, G. Walker, R. Svevenson. FRENCH CLUB MISS LOUISE PFEIFFER Sponsor French Club officers. Rie Carr, Susan Zerkle, Jerry Angelle, and Sandra Lyday, are making arrangemenls for the Foreign Language Banquet. Language of Romance The Language of Romance, French, has been made interesting to students when French Club holds special song fests and programs. The club is one of TJ's oldest organizations. If is sponsored by Miss Louise Pfeiffer and membership is extended to anyone who is taking or has taken French. .k' :5 a ta : aid ' 71m Catching up on last night's homework, checking over today's agenda and looking preny are lhe early comers to me French meeIings. Those almost always on time are, first row; Mr. Russell Simon, B. Sharp, R. Carr, Sn Zerkle, J. Angelle, S. Feemsver, D. Storey, 5. Durow. Second row: M. McBride, J. Williams, P. Whitehead, Gn Redfem, K. Clayton. D. Jackson, L Matisse, J. Malone. PLANS SOCIAL EVENTS The Juniors and Seniors in the French Club are, firs! row: D. Jones, N. Boovh, Sh Ulmer, L. WoL ford, L. Stokes, M, Coleman, 5. Feemster, A. Primeaux, R. Carr. Second row: C, Haws, C Martin, S. Durow, Ph Whitehead, J. Day, 5. Zerkle, Fh Cruise. Third row: L, Carr, S. Lyday, Dh Storey, A. El- Iisfer. Fourth row: C. Oliver, J. Angelle, Ch Landry, Jh Malone, W. Hebert, L. MiHsh The French Club Social Ccmmihee plans 1he programs and Socials for the club A banquet was amon the plan; Members of the com- miHee are, seated: Lynda Stokes; Faye lynn Cruise, CaroTyn Mitcheil, Carol Scalco, and standing, are: Becky Bums, Jessie Day, Mary Mo Bride, Bill Sharp and Shelia Hart. The Sophomore members of 'he French mub ave, hm row. c. Scalco, 5, Jackson, K. Chayton, o. Redleam, s. Sahev, 5. Cook. Second row, L Mensa, c. Mukhen, Mh Laird, c. 5mm, v. Comm, D. Long, 5. vaens. mm; row: a, Sharp, A Nelson, p. Craig, M. MzBride, D. Meme, SPANISH CLUB Specializes in Fun MRS. LAURELLA MERRELL Co-Sponsor Getting acquainted with vhe Old Man's mask are Spanish club offi- cers, Ester Arciva, Rosie Gonzakz, Emma Flores, and Linda Douglasl Spanish cosmmes and other relics are displayed here by 'he vhird year Spanish class. Members of the Spanish Club are, first row: T. Callazo, B. Barbosa, E. Davalos, J, Davalos, C, E Ayala, E MR. BILL McANALLEN Arciva, J. Coleman, J. Douglas, D. Crist. Second raw: R. Baker, M. Bavron, B. Cockram, J. Church, L Crowe, Co-Sponsor R Brannon, JV Arnold. Third row: M. Davidson, J. Culver, S. Dominguez, R, Gonzahas, K. Andrus, MY Aguilar, A. DeLaRosa. Fourth row: R. Andrews, R. DeLosSamos, F. Montalvo, M. Cardenas, O. Eedsole, T. Castillo I96 Members of ehe Spanish club in- clude, firs! row: H. Lopez, W. Hodges, M. Harris, V. Gaspara, E. Hardy, L. Gayle Satond row: C. Levxngsmn, J. Fusilier, H Flores, P. Forester, M. Flores, and R. Hebe . Third row: R. Infants, J. Kiamav, E. Flores, R. Gonzalez, L. Lewis. Fourth row: R. Garcia, D. Fussell, B. LaQuey, J. Henning, H. Malgren, D. Hoag. Members of Vhe Spanish club inA clude, Hm row: R. Rodriguez, A. M, SOIIS, J, Read, G. SaVem, L. Sanders, R. Valverde, J. Thiboder aux, G. Newmanv Second low: M. Watson, M. Valerde, P. Pavdue, A. vmaneal, r, Ramirez, Third row: a. Roberson, A RuHedge, R Wood, R. Pryor, H. Olvera, c, R. Swearingen. Fcunh raw: R Prohl, L. Ybarra, J. E. Welding. SPANISH CLUB Fun and Friendship Much chatter, a few songs and games, but for the most part lust friendship characterize meeiings of the 100 member Spanish Club directed by Mrs. Laurella MerrelL Spanish Club members meet Twice monthly in room 236 where programs for varied interes's are planned and performed by club members. I97 HERALDS PROMOTE GOOD RELATIONS i umlmaim MISS LOUISE PFEIFFER ponsor Brooks Porter, Ann Eister, Becky Burris, and Mary Atlbnnon, Heyald offmers for lh'ts year, are pleased that the club has had a successlul year Heralds Value Membership Belonging to Heralds means that you are ready to be of service to your school. Heralds have aided in the political campaigns this year by explaining the elections to sophomores and iuniorst The large group meets monthly with their advisor, Miss Louise Pfeiffer L . h ' . . Junior members of Heralds are, first row: D, Halvorsen, J. Day, F Cruse R Avila G Walker J Poltev J. Tomlin, P, Gerbins, M. Stranahan. Second row: G. Leavell, N. Malmgren, Et Brittain, F. Ronshausen, L Baker 5 Herlln, Jt Heckendorf, B, Redick, At Elsver. Third row: 6 Labbit R lverson R Summerland I98 t BETWEEN VARIOUS GROUPS ii III III t I I :41 kt UUl LL. Senior members of Hermds are, Irrsv vow- R Darlmg, A. Ewen G, Mire, S. Sleman, S. ZerHe, 8 Burris, L. Doughs, S, Bakev, T. Thomas, L Smkes, E, Treibel, A. R Scan, 8. Gmean. Second row. 5. StanseH, , B. McGImMen, L. Nabours, J GHberv, C. Swanz, K, Oosverhoui, SV Daigle, L. Vincem, C, Ruchker, and B Balzcrsen. 2 t The Oncmuhon Comvmnee oi Heralds x5 very hdpfui m answering quesvions asked by Ihe sophomore homeroom: tomernlng the polntiCM parties and Maroon and Gold Conventions. Members of 'he com- minee are, hrs! r w; B. Barren, B, NkDonakj, D. ON, C Bray, J. Angelle, Saond row: P. Manley, SV ZerHe, C. Hoher, M. AHbHHEn, C, Holmssl D. Daws, 5. Logan, K. Vaughan. Third row: B. Burris, I99 L. Nabours, L Bussey, R, Damng, c. Swanz, 5 sunpson, F. Hebe , s. Hodges, L. Dougas. ANSWERS SERVICE CALL It isn't easy, admit 1hese Social Comminee members of the Heralds as they vry Io crowd a social activity into a busy school calendar, Some of 1he members are: Gall LeaveH, Miss Pelion, and Mr. Parker, sponsors; Kaye Oosterham, Sherry Johnson, Patsy Gerbensl Dick Hoag, Ame Thornton, and Robert Demler. Other Senior members of Heralds include, fyrsr row: J. Barronl P. Manley, NL McGuH, J. Sibley, S. Hodges, 5. Simpson, C. Holmes, D. Davis, M. AHbrinon, 8. Logan, M. Coleman, K. Vaughan. Second row: 5. Luquene, G. Pa'in, B. Majors, J. Manhews, S. Youngblood, M. Newman, E Felder, B. Logan, J. Rowr land, K. Gilbert. Third row: J. Havard, DA Orr, J. AngeHe, B. Erin, B. Barre . Founh row: E. Eoyanvon, W. Frazier, D. Campbell, B. Porier. 200 PRINTING CLUB HAS NEW CHARTER The newly organized Printing Club is sponsored by Mr. Gene Jackson, The main purpose of 1he club is to Try to help promote interest in the graphic aris, This is done through the Printing Ciub serving as a service club to the other clubs in the school. David Eichbian, a diligent workev in ihe PHH'ing Looking over a lust of suggesnons of how the Priming Club may be of help and Club, explains some of the simple piecedures of service 10 olher ciubs in 1he school are 'he officers: David Garrett, secreiary; Ronald priming before helping The ciub print basketbali Richard, president, and Victor Calamia, vise president. Mrs Gene Jackson is The club's programs. sponsor. l Membevs of me Prinlmg Club are, icft Vo ugh! m background: D Eichblan, D Morales, Mr. Gene Jackson, sponsor; L. Brew, P. Kibbe, D. Garren, Hi Hathaway, L. R. Romem. In foreground ave, leaf! to righ': R. Guidrey, RV Richard, v. Calamia, D. Chance. 20l REPERTOIRE CLUB The Repertoire Players' ofticers, Ct Wil- 7 kerson, E. Felder, and J. Palmer, played ' an important role in making Dino a great successt Not pictured is A. Thompr son, aIso an officer. A lot of hard work, loads of lines to memorize, and flats to paint, but it's all fun for the 100 member Repertoire Players, under the direction of Miss Marian Bayard. Students interested in drama make up this organization Members plan and perform varied programs throughout the year. UDino was their fall presentation and a series of one-act plays was planned for the spring. 202 Dino was one of the Repertoire Players' most outstanding productions this year. The cast includes, first row: C. Scalco, Mt Fredeman, J. Dupuy, B. Sharp, J. Adams, L. Locke. Second row: De Jacobs, J. Day, M. Harris, Jt Potter, C. McDonald, Third low: E. Felder, C. Wilkinson, A, Brabham, B. Lee, K. Wyble, Pt Summerlin, A. Ethredge, M. Slott. Fourth row; J, Palmer, J, Brauninger, N, Beauchamp, B, Phares. St Hodgest SPONSORS SCHOOL PLA YS The Reperioire Players include al- most everyone in school who has ever walked auoss 'he siege. However, these iahhful few answered the call for Repenoire Club pinures. They are, first row, left to right: C. Snalco, N. Bea- champ, A. Brabham, R. lverson, C. McDonald, M McDonald, and J. Richardsoh. This Is one of ?he most dramatic scenes of Dino where Banker in knocking his son, Dino mlayed by Charles Wilkerson; '0 me floor. The 'hree-ace play was presented by me Repertoire Players Nov, 21. 22, and 24. Miss Marlon Bayard was me direcfon Members of Ohe Repenoire Club include, hrsr row: J. Cunningham, G, Bwke, D. Lewis, S Murray, M. Reid, M. Harris, B. Lee, J. Falcon, M, Barron, M. Coleman, J. Pryor, J, Reynolds. Second row: E. Feiderl 203 B. Sharp, A. Nelson, D. Jawbs, S. Hodges, J. Paimer, B. Phares, D, Price, J. Mire, D. Moriavy, J. Barron DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Scrapbooks contain a record of D.E. Club work. Taking a look at lhe record are club leaders, Barbara Bell, Tommie NeH Chambers, Brenda HM and Pat Sabo. MRS. DELL HILLE ponsor The second period DVE. class is as foHows: B. Harbin, P. Carhn, A. Chalmers, L. Coats, J A. Curry, J Devuhey, R. Dunkerkyl R. Gauthier, T. Greene, J. Gregory, s Hebert, M, s. LaBouve, w. Marcantel, s. Maninex, N. Melancon, W. Morgan 3. Morvanv, M. Pansana, M. Ross, K. Rouly, G. Scully, M. Simmons, J, 5mm, 6, Waites, a. Wooley, C. BuHard. The 'hird period DE. dass is composed of J. Ardoln, J. Baskin, J. Eorel, W Boyd, C. Breaux, R. Burns, R. Carrier, E. Cooper, J. Cramp, JV Dawd, C. Delahoussaye, N. DHI, P. DHlingham, D. Edgerly, W. Giroir, L, Guidiy, G. Hickson, D. Jones, w. Jones, M, LeFleur, G Marceaux, B. Noun, M. A. Pa'rkk, C. Rhodes, A. Reesner, C. Sammons, C. Simmons, 0. Thomp- son, R. Wals'on, P. Weber. SALESMANSHIP IS THEIR TALENT D.E. Club Active The fifth period DtEt :Iass includes, R. Barnes, A. Bergeron, C, Bigler, G. Burne ham, C. Caldwell, De Cannon, T. Chamber, P. Cooper, J. Dartel, F. Deckard, M. De V. McCurley, B. Mire, W. Mitsche, P. Muckleravh, D. Outhouse, Pt Saba, Gt Sons, and Ft Webb. The Distributive Education Club, a member of the national and state organization, helps prepare students for their individual careers. The club offers studies in the display of merchandise and the art of pleasing the customer in retail merchan- dising. Each year a few members of D.E. are selected to attend the state convention. The club has an annual Christmas party along with other fun-making activities. A banquet in honor of their bosses is the chief social event of the year. Practice makes perfect So think these three young ladies, Pat Sabo, Carolyn Bigler, and Brenda Hill, who are practicing the display of merchandise. Having a happy time at the annual D.E. Club Christmas party are Rosemary Blanchard, Welborn Jonest Brenda Hill. Clyde Caldwell and Rene Landry. 205 RADIO CLUB Organizes This Year Calling All Operators The Radio Oub, newly organ- ized with Mr. P. T. Reynolds as sponsor, has held high interest for a group of boys Wi1h in- dividual interest as 1he chief force, We group met before and after school to learn the opera- tion of radio equipment. Terry Tvahan, George Marvin, and Willard Youngblood, officers of the Radio Club, discuss 1he operations of a radio. Wi1h a smHe and a handshake between Jeff Hayes and Willard Youngbbod me charter for the Radio Club is gramed by Congvess. Terry Trahan, exveme right, demonstra'es m other dub members me diniCUI' opera'ion of the code machine. RIFLE CLUB Members Shoot On Target Aiming for the target ate the RtHe Club officers, Billy Bane , secretary, Swiki Anderson, president, David Garrett, pavlta mentanan, and am Garrison, vice presiA dent. The destre of many boy's hearts came to veatity the day Swiki tharter 6mm JeH Hayes, making the RiHe Club an oHic-al organization, Composed of boys interested in hunting and firearms, the newly organized Rifle Club re ceived the club charter early this yeart The club meets every other Tuesday after school in the audi- torium. Mrt Marvin Cichowski is the sponsor, Swiki Anderson is the club president, David Garret, parliamentarian, and Billy Ban rett serves as secretary. Members get experience in marksmanship by going to the National Guard firing range on some Tuesdayst A National Guard officer acts as instructor. Members of the Rifle Club include, fnrst row- A, Ethredge, S Anderson, JV Russell, E. Barrett, L. Patella, B. Fleming, D. Fusselt, R. Stvother, LY Gutdry, W Quinn. Second Iow: E. Davies, R. Rmhard, G. Catdwelt, W. Frazter, R. Painton, D. Justice, L Bevgeron, R. Gaspard. Third row: D. Garrett, P. Summerlin, G. Cadena, EV Bvay, R. Bonin. Fourth row. E, Kessy, R, Hopkins, at Scott, , M. Howard, 8. Garrison. 207 RED HUSSAR DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS BECKY BURRIS Head Maiorene ELAINE FELDER Maiorene JOAN WILLOUGHBY Drum Major Red Hussar Drum and Bugle Corps is an aH-girl precision drill team. Qualifications for membership include coordinmion, charader, height, and scholastic abilities. Each girl has her special duty and takes pride in performing it This year they have had the honor of a1tend- ing the Sun Bowl held in El Paso. DOTTIE HONEYCUTT Maiorene CAROL SMITH Maiorene g 44 HUSSARS YIELD PLACES AT GRADUATION ,5. , 1. Brenda Barras Beverly Burney Nancy Creswell Pat Fisher Sheila McCarthy Joy Barron Mae Bussey 4' A 1 Alline Dawson Janice Grlben Barbara McKinley 2' m Lillie Bar'ole Helen Carr Peggy DeJean Beverly Mire Barbava Bell Sara Dominguez Gloria Mire Peggy Nelson Kay Ellerbee Gay Maihis $ , 2; Gail Pa'in 209 HUSSARS JlNX THE OPPOSITION Kaihy Scan Charlene Tahaney Theresa Thomas Kay Vaughan HUSSAR JINX Bo Bo Squat'n Dot'n Whad'on an, Pzz Bo Bo Squat'n Dofn Whadlott an, Pzz msy Binsy Biddle Diddle Onsy Bottsy Boodle Doddle Bo Boo Squat'n Dot'n Whad'on an, Pzz. This hex, originating from the Hussar stands at each football game, is put on the opposition to make them lose if possible. Beware! It works too. Patsy Werner Susan Zerkle Here we come is 1he battle cry for 100 members 06 the Red Hussar Dwm and Bugle Corps as whey step off the yard lines whh 360 s1eps a minute, FORMATIONS ARE VARlED AT EACH GAME Officers, Bussey, Manley, Ellerbee, Banlen, Barris, Fisher, Felder, Bur- 115, Willoughby, Honeycun, Smith, Carr, Herlin, Miichel, Rockwell, Pittman, and Barron pause a min- me for a qukk plume. Sponsor MISS MCCLAIN Lora Mae Bussey and Joy Barron, Drum and Bugle Sergeants, take time 00' for a well earned pic'uve. All of their hard work shows greatly in the precision drills and fabulous parades, The Eyes of Texas were upon our boys as lhey foughv hard in me 070 game against Vhe Orange Tigers. The Hussars were right in 1her: m we end. BIG MOMENTS The Shirnail Parade will be long remembered by 'his group of Hussars who created extra Supposedly :heermg our 19am on 'o wdoyy school spirh av vhe Bonfire. They yehed, Burn me Roan Purples, and the command was is Hussar and Band member Susan Zerk!e carried out. Poor Unle ole Beaumom dummy and Donme Orr. Walk??? The Sophomore Bugwers are Iearn'mg thew songs 6mm Sara Dominguez, a seniov, Nso no! pxciured, bu. 51m svugglmg were vhe Sophomore Drummers, SPEAKING OF SCHOOL SPIRIT . . . ls everybody happy? Well, yes. Adding pep and music, the Hus- sars were quite spectacular at each pep rally. Victory was the my heard throughout the Field House and with this group of beauties behind our boys, they Were sure to try their hardest to win State The Hussars hold many honors thraugh their participation in and among civic and social affalrs at home and in other towns. Beating of drums, sounds of bugles, u could be none other than TJ's own Red Nussars, Looking up into the stands you will be sure to see the flashing unitorms ol red and white and hear the voites full of pep, glving our boys encoure agement to wln. Don't look now, but do we see them putting the old tamiliav 1le on the opposition, or ls it a hen party? Well, what have we here? It looks as N the Hussars tangled with some wild tigers. All cheered for 3 Wm over the Orange Tigers at this pep rally. The Hussars had their maiorettes in there wtth a cute routine taptuting the Tig'ers as we hoped would happen in the forthcoming game. At each and every game the Hussats came through with a top pertormance. 2l3 MAROON AND GOLD BAND CAROLE ANN HOLMES ' '7 h SHIRLEY SIMPSON Drum Maior , , Head MaloreNe Working along with Mr. John Badgen, director of T.J.'s fabulous band, are two of the three student directors, Jim Boone and Malcolm Wall. We are very proud of this band and the many honors that have been besiowed so graciously upon it. BETH MAJORS SHIRLEY LOGAN Maiorene Maiorene CLINGING TO MEMORIES V , . -. Hg; Adding amacviveness and beauty m vhe band are the Color Guards Working righl along with me olhers, they make me precision drills and parades spectacular, They include Suzy Hodges, Judy Heckendorf, Beny Brown, Ann Eisler, and Sue Braniley, pausing momentarily for a picture Our mos! sincere thanks go lo fhe direcvor of this band, Mn John Badge , Yhe con- stant work for perhcvion will be long remembered. 1957-58 Maroon and Gold Band -As 1hey Mend as true defenders . . . 41 GRADUATING BAND MEMBERS Robert Demler Jim Harvard Melaine McGuff 2'6 Rose Mary Rommel Carol Holier John McMahon David Sheppard Jim Boone Judi Fouvs Susan Lippince Jennilou Nowlin Suella Skillman hrw , Richard Chveiven Charlotte Franklin David Longenberger Donnie Orr Tom Shack Bobby Gallion Glynda Lowiher David Reed Carolyn Swan: Diann Davis Katie Gilbe Jeny Maohew Judy Rowland Flank Teller INSIDE INFORMATION . . . SHHH! Norma Vemon ChaHes Waikins A Look at this poor, snuggling guy. Man, we sure feel for his having :0 make music or sounds from H159 monstrosity. Here's w you, Jvmmy. Maiorenes nad Drum Maior oNer a big smile as the Jacke's win another game for us. Combmmg mm mm. Port Nachos, the ham: pOHormi-d maneuvers Sdmlmg th dwerem rehnerxcs parhcwpalmg m the Cav-Od-Cade TOP NOTCH PERFORMERS Keeping the band in rhythm and tune are Barbara Myers, majorene; Frances Ronshausen, assistant drum maior; Suzy Hodges, head color guard; and Carole Holmes, drum maior. When it comes '0 performance these girls are tops. They work together to compose the very best of everyihing whether parades or football games, even variOUs kinds of programs, you can bet 1h : girls were on the iob helping in every way $hey possibly could. We at T.J. are praud as can be of ihe great organization: we have. Big roundi of applause go out to these hard working girls who conquer 1he an of twirlv ing and fancy napping. Here we 5:: 0h: smiling faces of Beth Maiors, Judy Hatfield, Barbara Myers, Shirley Simpson, and Shirley loganh At each game or pep hally you could always noun! on he maiorenes to give a spectacular performance. Wow! Well if was a job, but we rounded up the officers of 1.st glut band h . . Hm row: B. Maiorx, S. Hodges, C. Holmes, 5. Bramley, and B, Myers. Second low: M. McGuN, F. Ronshausen, and C. Franklin. Third row: D. Crocken, Mh Wall, J, Boone, D. Orr, J. Havard, F. Teller, and D. Shepherd. 111i: year, this group and ?he other band members had the pleasure of parvicipaiing in .he Mardi Gras in New Orleans, la. They have had the honor of taking pan in many xocial and civic affairs. SPOTLIGHTING MUSIC AND COLOR Our feamred musicians av U are known as the JeNersonlans, Yes, thanks can be awarded them for fhe Head Color Guayd many times 'hey played for school and social gaiherings. Whether sentimental or iazz, oh yes, they SUZY HODGES can play iv. Color Guard Color Guard Color Guard BETTY BROWN SUE BRANTLEY ANN EISLER CHEERLEADERS . . . ALL THE WAY BIG TEAM . . . ALL THE WAY! JESSIE DAY JANICE McBRIDE JERRY MATTHEWS Junior enior nior A winning football team and winning cheerleaders go to- gether like Maroon 'n' Gold. On hand at every game, cheering the Jackets all the way to the state playoffs. One reason for their success is that they attended a cheer- leading school in the summer of 157 at Sam Houston State in Huntsville. At this school they learned new cheers and how to perform them. GEORGE GONDRON Senior M ISS HEBERT Sponsor DELMAR FUSSELL GERALD JORDON 220 Junior JunSor JACKETEENS The Jackeveens was nor a closely organized group, but 9heir enthusiasm in cheering 1he football team 10 victory resulved in excited scenes like vhis one. MISS BERTHA HEBERT ponsor Presidem Pat Jackson and Vice President Joan McMongale avong wi'h Pa? McMongale, secre'avy, are looking for prospec'ive members. 22l MAROON AND GOLD CHOIR ; . 93's aw .i m 1 T7 V The Thomas Jefferson Choir added color and spice m many schod amines w'Mh mew mew spirituals, romamic baHads, inspiring religious songs. Many members of the Choir won Individual awards. The group also won m inverscholastic compemuon This year has been 3 MN one for The Maroon and Goid Chorusl Cth banquets, church services, school assemblies, baccalauream, and the graduation ceremony are some of the ac1ivities in which the choir has been engaged. Composed of 49 members, and directed by Robert A. Jordahl, the choir has had a successfw year. XX Sw'nging m We AlLsme Chorus 5! the Texas Musm Educanon Association Convenllcn hem m GaWesion, February 21-23 was a very speciaw honor. The Chorus was zomposed of Me besv smgers 'm Texas High Schools. Deiegales and alVernMes from TJ indudcd Katherine Rogersl member; Elaine Feider, alternaie; Sveve Young, member; Jamce Crabvree, ahemme, and Wanena Grimes, alternam. 222 SPECIAL GROUPS The Choir oHicers are se- lecving music for the com- ing year. Walter Miller goes over the pieces with Jean Provenzano, Tom Giesen, Susan Zerkle, Faye Lynn Cruise, Gail Leavell, Sharron Stansell, and Elaine Felder. The girls' sextet of Thomas Jef- ferson High School has shown a great deal of spirit and enthusiasm in each performance. Many excel- lent things have been said about their siyle of presentation. The sexVe' Is composed M: Judy Reynolds, Kay Marcsh, Faye Lynn Cruise, Margare' Varni. Janke Crabtree, Jean Provanzano, Their accompams' As Janice Crabtreee Thomas Jefferson is very proud of the Boys' Quartet. Many of their songs are spirituals and fast stepe ping folk songs, which are pre sented in a most unusual and ex- citing stylee They have sung at Chapel, school programs, and at many other social events, 9 Fa The quanei consists of Tom Guesen, Bill Green, Walver Miller, and Donald Brawn. The accom- panm is Gail Leave . 223 SENIOR CHOIR MEMBERS Capps, Dianne Fisher, Pa! Giesen, Tom Liby, Molly Stansell, Sharon . .' L West, Sheryl Wyble, Sandra Zerkle, Susan GIRLS, GLEE CLUB Landry, Irby, Hodges, Aikins, Fox, Summerlin Dugas Sawyer Schneider Recio Cook Prowl kanair, Mervam, Barron Lauve, Caialina, Johnson Banlen Romero Lilljedahl Salter Smith Juneau Bcurg, Dorrough, Brogan, Stevens, Lumpkin, Pardue, Cryer, Ronquilli, Focrsiin, Laughman, Rodriguel, Mann, McDonald, McDaniei, Thomas, Broussatd, Yaies, Mavhis, Latimer, Wehmeyer, Bauninger, Collins, LeBlac, Chemosky. Making sure may know men musk by memory are Giee CIub officers: Linda Laugh- man, Mary Jo Thompson, Jackie Lilliidahl, Beverly Landry, Leah Rae Caiailna, Virginia caning, Mavgare! Bourgaud, Ruvh Wehmeyen 225 YELLOW JACKETS OF All smiles and working hard on We Senior Seciion are James Tien- en, Edward Flores, Robert Babin, Becky Burris, seclion editor, and Janice GHben. MRS MIKE REDMAN Sponsor Checked and toned, reports Jumor class workers Frances LeTuHe, Pa! Tarver, Herbert Nimz, Linda Laugham and Alice Haynes, seciion editor, as may tried 'heir best to compile a perfeu secfion, THERESA THOMAS . - . Checking up on me deadline lor Sophomare secvion are Jxll Bolwin, Lana Vlncen' season Ednor-m-Chlef ' editor, and Beverly Carruvh. 226 TO FAST START The Art scan, composed cf Steve Hodges, Sheila McCarthy and Kay Vaughan, considers 'he drawings for me '53 Jacket. AssociaVE Edivor. Barbara Srm'vh, copy writer, Bill McDonald, and copy editor, Dome Honeycun, agree ma: lhe '58 Jacket boks great Anna Killgore, bookkeeper for the yearbook, and Sandra Riley, Iypisv, are no! one bit wor- vied about 'hose bills! The sale of advertisements for the Yellow Jacket was direcved by Mr, P. r. Reynolds. Mr, Reynolds, who 'eaches bookkeeping, has been in charge oi 1he ads. 227 YELLOW JACKET STAFF ausuy wovkmg on layouts fov me Club semen are Susan ZerHe, sum Daigwe, Carolyn Comm and Brenda Hm. 'We re our way,' says Lmda Douglas, section eduor, as vhe group begms the fam- mg of thew sechon k2 An aurachve drawmg makes a good ad bener agree writers Seeing ma! names and addresses ave mrvcn are Momque East, Emma Smxth and Rose McDonahi seciion edwor, Bavbara BeH and Donna Jones, BEGINS CURRENT EDITION Anna Ray Scan and Sara Dominguez appear not a? aH dismayed by the approaching deadlines of the Girls' Span Sevion. -n'sk Sorting pinures for the Boys' Spa Semen are Jesse Barbosa, Wood- row Cross, sedion edhor, Ronald Wehmeyer, Eddie Anders, Jay Bax'ley, and Bill McMHlian. Planning for a good Baskevball Section are Shelton Comeaux, Mickey O'Grady, Darell Marchand, and Glenn Doiron. In charge of circulaHon for the 7957-1958 Yellow Jacket were Mihon Woodall and Delmar FusselL This year's Yellow Jacks? will be distributed to 1600 purchasers 229 SECTIONS OF YEARBOOK TAKE SHAPE Let's make this section an eyeball stopper agree iour- nalism siudems, Melanie Cole- man, senior! editor, Rosalie lnna, Susan Youngblood, and Katy Scan, who are working on a new colorful section of the annual. Going where me good Hmes are was vhe chief ob- iecnve 06 many TVJJs. See- ing thav many of their good 1imes appear in vhis book are special events manners, Sue Lee, Nelda Brabham, Melinda Southerland, Jerry Gower, seciion editor, and Ruth SMwell. Makmg sure each veacher's pkmre wdl appear in Ihe faculty secv-on are Carolove Smilh, sechon edivor, Ginger DHI, Barbara Camera, and Deanna Malaxson. Meg and Nancy Sims, sec- tion editor. THE PILOT Irr ILIHL NEIS 1 Phil Summerlin, editor of the File! and second year Brian Hopkins, sports edivor for 1he Pilot, aided by Ms assistants, Darlene Hea1h and iournalism student, has given much of his 'ime Billy Barren, look over a program for the firs! 1957-1958 YeHow Jacket football game and eHorv to make the Pwloi a success this year. with Easv Jefferson. The pilo' has expanded 115 subscriptions to 1200 and upped the exchange H51 re more man 100 papers. ' . TIE EIEIEIHL NEHE in . Cubs and leavura stones of lhe Pvlc' were dureCVed mainly by Pa' Flsher, Esver Thwbodeaux, Elaine Felder, Nancy Booth, and Judy Poms asslsved Pa! wnh me We! work 23! STAFF MEMBERS Taking time out of regular period class me Pixoe smf reads me latest edmon, making vheir own comments and poinving out their columns vo fellow classmates. Theodore Miller, circula'ion manager for the Pilot, gets an accurate count assisxed by Peggy Nelson, associate edhor, and Romeo Ramirez, business managev. Mrs. Mike Redman, sponsor; Mr. W. G. Jones, prim shop director; Mr, Gene Jackson, prin'en 232 Looking for suggesfed assignments in use in 'he nex' issue cf The Not is one of ?he num emu: mu iobs whlch Cynohia Lumpkin, Esther Thwbodeaux, Dlann Le- waHen, Beny Wooley and Betty LeBance do que weH, TPS OFFICIAL NEWS Part of the fun In put- ting out Ohe news is being able '0 select ap- proprMe mm which will saHsfy Pilot readers. Donna Ingo, H e l e n Flores, Emma Flores, Bab bara Johnson, Eddie Hen- drix, Bessie Haynes, and Pa! Hudson are relied upon to do this iob. The Pilot is TJ's official news whether read in- side cm or upside down say rhls year's reporters which include: Jack Du- puy, Wayne Johnson, John Bersin, Elvin De- Sham, Clinton Rebert, Robyn Summerhn, and Victor Calamia. 233 Law? 4.. ;,- mm m . x :3er SPORTS WM mm M MW V 235 JACKETS WIN OVER EAST JEFFERSON 33-0 SEPTEMBER IShFor the fifth time, a Crescent City representative had its ears pinned back here Friday night. With brutal force, the Maroon and Gold stormed to a 33 point victory, riding comfortably behind strong line play and the craftsmanship of Quarterback Ronnie Stanley to conquer the in. vading Warriors in a superb opening night per- fdrmance. Stanley, slick as a greased pig, barreled over from one yard out for the Jackets' scoret He also tossed touchdown passes to Ends David Simmons and Jay Hebert. Hatfback Gary Dorsey and Anthony Bergeron ioined in the six point act with sprints of 2 and 27 yards, and Melvin Borel split the upright three of five times to ac count for the rest of the Jackets' scoreboard ac- tlont COACH CLARENCE E. UNDERWOOD Head Coach COACH BENTLEY JONES COACH JOHN SHELTON Back Coach COACH BRADLY MI LLS 236 End Coach COACH FRANCIES HILL COACH DONALD ROBBXNS Line Coach EAS T JEFFERSON OPENER Dorsey sweeps W and cor ewgh' yards as end Dav'wd Simmons pre- Lithoov shakes loose from East Jefferson tackler for a nice pick up pares for a hmely block. JACKETS DROP SECOND TO ODESSA 24-6 Odessa 5mm pm 0H .1 me-year debt m weaving me Hurr'xdden Jacket ream 2M. The HAROLD SMITH DON LIGHYFOOT mm; made me Mp by plane Io me Permian Basin, Seplember 27. A large crowd was Haliback HaNback on hand '0 see me Broncs delear their Somheasv Texas visitors. Junior Junior 237 BAYTOWN UPSETS JACKETS 13-6 Key block by Dorsey springs Hoelzer enroute to first down. HoeIIer van like a wild, wounded Bull, against the Genders. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30-A crowd of 14,000 saw the Jackets drained of everything but their fight- ing hearts. The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets leading the Baytown Gandegs 60 at halftime, saw their lead dwindle away. The fans saw two sets of dazzling backs, Lynn Gray and Steve McWilliams, rip off yardage almost at will, rolling up 144 yards in the last half to Port Arthur's 44. The Jackets set up Stanley shakes loose from Baytown Tacklers and goes for a great ground gain. Myst Walker, Hist Hoelzer. their scoring opportunity on the third down Baytown halfback Lynn Gary fumbled to Jacket Fullback Gerald Hoelzer at the Port Arthur 214 Port Arthurls Quarterback Ronnie Sjanley barreled for eight, Hoelzer btasted for three and Doty dashed around left end For nine. Hoetzer scored from the two, but Melvin Borel's placement was blocked. RONNIE STANLEY WINDELL HEBERT RONALD DOTV Quarterback Quarterback Halfback Senior Senior Junior 238 JACKETS WlN OVER MILLER 14-0 Duty shakes loose tram Miller tacklers for 12 yards as Hoelzer comes up to assist him. FRIDAY, OCTOBER A'One year ago Friday night at Corpus Christi, the Miller Buccaneers loosened an attack that left the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets bruised, battered and bewildered Miller cut loose with sleek, fleet footed backs that couldn't be stopped and the defense was not to be penetrated. They held the Jackets' of- fensive unit to only six points, But here Friday night, the Port Arthur Yellow YEllOW JACKETS COINS CHRISTI MELVIN BOREL Halfback Senior Hoelzer picks up two years that is good for a first down. Identified are Mtller players Hot Ernest Goday and um Laure Guiterrey. Jackets turned the tabIes on the Buccaneers and put on one of their best showings of the year. The Yellow Jackets held the Miller Buccaneers to a shutout and at the end of the game the score was in favor of Port Arthur Yellow Jackets, 14-0, The following week the Jackets played Pasa- denae GARY DORSEY Halfback Senior 239 JACKETS CLIP THE EAGLES 20-14 LENIS HERPIN GREG THOMPSON GERALD HOELZER Fullback Fultback Fquack Senior Junior Senior FRIDAY, OCTOBER HiPesadena's menacing mt'se slle, Bert Coan, wasn't quite Up to doing it all here Friday night, The green ghost Bert Coan, said to be the fastest ball player in the state, ripped off the only Pasadena touchdown runs of 84 and 46 yards But the Jackets came out on top. The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets did most of the scoring and most of the defensive work. The Jackets, led by quarterback Ronnie Stantey, under- dogs before the game, came to Pasadena know- ing they were Underdogs. They unwrapped one of the best planned attacks of the year. The three touchdowns of the Jackets were made by halfbacks Ronald Doty, who pounded over from the one; halfback Gary Dorsey circled the left Hank for the second marker, and Pepper Smtth tet out with a 26 yard run for the third touchdown. Watker hauls Ccan after short pickup, Walker was outstandmg on defense and offense. Doty pounds Pasadena line for a first down to help the YeHow Jackets win over always powerful Pasadena. JACKETS UPSET BY PORT NECHES 15-14 Port Neches fullback Romero goes through wide hole on Jacket line Duty is hit hard after a two-yard gain against the Port Neches opened up by strong Indian line play, Ronald Doty not made the Indian strong and very fast line. The Indians were very well keyed tackle but too late to stop the score. up for this game FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18-The Port Arthur Yellow off guard for the last time. Then the Jackets Jackets ran into the strongest team of the season kicked off and forced the Indians to kick on to this date, the fired up Port Neches Indians fourth down, The punt rolled to the Jacket one- with a 6-0 record, The Jackets came out strong yard line where the Jackets tried to run it and in the first quarter when they recovered a Port were trapped behind their own goalt Neches tumble. Stanley then passed to Gary Port Neches scored their last touchdown to Dorsey for the fim scorer put the score in their favor, 15-14. The Yellow Jackets had caught the Indians CLARENCE BRAY KENNETH CLARK KENNETH STt JOHN MICKEY WALKER enter Center Center uar Sophomore Junior Junior Senior 24! JACKETS DRAW TIE WITH ORANGE O-O Hcelzer is hit by Orange blocker, but despite this he makes a iolting tackle. Other Jackets in on the play are t88l Jay Hebert and UN Robert Suttte. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 257The football gods were orange and black Friday night and the frustrated Port Arthur Yellow Jackets, eight penalties, seven fumbles, and 48 minutes after they got here, were fortunate indeed to escape with a scoreless tie. It was one of those freaks that looks like nothe ing on the scoreboard, but is as one-sided as a flattened balloorL Port Arthur, playing its finest football of the season to this point, three times, JAMES SIGLER Guard Junior ERNEST BOST Guard Quarterback Ronnie Stantey showed his heels to the Orange defenders many times in this game. His blockers sent the de- fense falling all err the iieId but the Jackets couldn't score. reached the Orange and Btack 10, once got to the one, and on seven trips penetrated the Bengal 30. At the end, though, the blustery 307 yards rushing and another 56 passing, were no more important than Orange's net of 64 yards, Each time something with a Maroon and Gold hue began rolling, penalties and bobbles inter. rupted the attack. The game ended In a 0-0 tie w RUFUS WILLIAMS uar Junior GRANT LYONS uar Junior JACKETS ROMP OVER BEAUMONT 30-0 JERRY WHITE TEDDY GUI Tackle Tackle Senior Senior FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8vSteamrolling Port Arthur, scattering their point production over four quarters, used the Royal Purples as a stepping stone into one of the most hectic district 11-AAAA finishes on record Executing their defensive plays with brilliance, the Jackets barreted to victory on as perfect a team effort as shown in years gone White the defense had its moments, Quarter- back Ronnie Stanley guided the Maroon and Gold to grind out 309 yards on the ground and make two touchdowns of his own. Fullback Greg Thompson made a great show- DRY ROBERT SUITLE DAVID HENRY Tackle Tackle Junior Junior ing, slashing for 98 yards and contributed the big gainers on each of the first three scoring surges. Beaumont's forward wall might as well have stayed at home, for all the help they offered. The yardage came without too much contest as tackles Jay Hebert and Carl Graham, guards Walker and Williams, ends Simmons and Earl Boyanton, along with center Kenneth St. John, spread the carpet time after time. All in all, it was a grade A performance and made state look not-so-distant after all. Beaumont end Jody Saurge goes for a few yards, before being hit and brought down by halfback Ronald Davy. Haltback Ronald Doty cuts right end, goes for nine yards to pick up another first down. 24 JACKETS DUMP GALVESTON 28-0 Doty circles his right end for large gain in the ramp over Ball High of Galvestqn. Dory made many a good run against Galveston. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15'The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets added their second win in the last two games by dumping Ball High of Galveston in one of the most impressive victories of the year. 'After a victory like this one the Distrig Honors didn't look so far away Greg Thompson replaced fullback Gerald Hoelzer, after Hoelzer was injured in a earlier game with Port Nechest STEPHEN BOSTON JOHN STRANGE End End Junior Jumor 244 Quanerback Ronnie Stanley leaps high, and over a Galveston vackter. Ronald Doty, the fleet-footed Jacket halfback pounded the Galveston line for great gains and two touchdowns. Doty was a big factor in the Yellow Jacket victory over Ball High. The Jacket line play was tremendous and was another big factor in the Jackets' victory. EARL BOYANTON End Senior JACKETS BUMP SOUTH PARK FOR DISTRICT 38-6 Quarterback Windell Hebert tries lo cut inside Greenie tacklers as he goes on hls way to a first down. FRIDAYt NOVEMBER 227Slorming to 407 brilliant yards in the muck and mire of Jacket stadium, Port Arthur smothered the South Park Greenies under a 38-6 avalanche here Friday to make it into the class AAAA playoffs for the first tlme since 1953 Quarterback Ronnie Stanley and his able back- field mates, Ronald Dofy, Gary Dorsey, and Greg Thompson, had it easy behind the most devastat- ing blocking the Jacket line has unfolded all season. Quarterback Windell Hebert leaps into the air and over two Greenie tacklers. Coming up in background is Jay Haber! way Stanley collected three touchdowns on one- yard plunges; Dorsey and Doty chimed in with eight-yard scoring efforts; and Hebert got the last on a one-foot caper. Less than three minutes after the inaugural kickoff Port Arthur had its first touchdown. Another four minutes and it was all even at 66, the last hope for South Park to beat Port Arthur this yeara JOHN HEBERT CARL GRAHAM STUDENT MANAGERS n End Back row, left to right: Charles Moncrlef, Senior Senior Dick Cantrell, Billy li'chfield. Kneeling: Jerry Rabuck and Bob Morgan. 245 JACKE S TAKE Bl-DISTRICT HONORS 14-7 Quarterback Ronnie Stanley finds a hole in the Galena Park defense and plunges for 15 yards before being brought down by the Parker's safety. The field was so muddy mm both teams had to change ierseys at the half, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30-The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets, underdogs before the game with Galena Park, came out as top-dog with Bi-District honors with the victory over the Galena Park Yellow Jackets. The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets w e 50 keyed Halfback Gary Dorsey stops Bellaire fullback with a shoe string tackle. 246 A Galena Park back is hit hard by Jacket cornerbatk Gary Dorsey, as guard Rufus Williams comes up to assist. Defensive work like this played a big factor In Port Arthur's victory over Galena Park. up for this game that there was no other way this game could be played except for a Port Arthur victory. The team had the full backing of the entire school and city of Port Arthur. Bellaire halfback tries to find an opening in the Jacket line, but he only finds Gerald Hoelzer t35t and Gram Lyons MM, JACKETS UPSET BELLAIRE 19-0 Bellaire halfback goes high with tremendous effort to escape Jacket tacklers. David Henry and Melvin Bore! make the stop, coming up to assist is t66i Grant Lyons. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7-The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets met with Bellaire Houston, in Houston for the quarter-finals playoffs. Bellaire, outweighing the Jacket line by 18-20 pounds per man in the backfield, found that size doesn't matter when a team wants to win. Quarterback Ronnie Stanley sent his D.D.T. combination of Dorsey, Doty, and Thompson through the big, heavy Bellaire line for large gains. The big Houston tine couldn't hold off the fast Jacket attack The Jacket defense iust blew the Bellaire linemen over on their backs and pounded the backfield into the ground. JACKETS WIN OVER AUSTIN 14-6 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14-The Yellow Jackets met the strong team from Austin with Austin a two-touchdown favorite, but the Jackets didn't know they were underdogs, and they came through with flying colors. The first Jacket score came in the second half when Quarterback Ronnie Stanley scored from one yard out. The extra point was good. The second Jacket score was added in the third quarter when Doty scored from the one-yard line. The point after touchdown was good. Austin's score came on the kick-off right after the first Jacket score. The kick-off was run all the way back for 84 yards by Bobby Nunis. Haltback Ronald Doty tries to escape Austin tatklers as he circles Ietcend Fullback Greg Thompson otters assist to Doty by blocking Austin 247 JACKETS DROP STATE TO HIGHLAND PARK 21-9 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 217The Port Arthur Yel- low Jackets, who earlier in the season were figured to finish at the bottom in district play, faced the Scotties of Highland Park for the top high school football honors in the state. The Jackets came on strong in the first half, and wouldn't give the Scotties an inch The initial Jacket score came in the second quarter, when on the kick-off to start the second quarter, Borel tried an on-side kick. The ball bounced over the head of Jack Collins and into the end zone. End Stenson Jones picked the ball up, but was Halfbazk Ronald Doty cuts back .0 mid-field to W m estape High- land Pm tackle, Btotking is wot Carl Graham. hit hard by Mickey Walker and Clarence Bray, the ball fell free, and Bray fell on it for two points In about the same way the Jackets added six points for another touchdown and the extra point was good. The score at half time was 9-0 in favor of the Jackets. The Scotties stormed back in the second half with three touchdowns to win the game with a 21-9 score and the Scots became state AAAA champions. Scottie: futlback Jack Collins Vuns into trouble as he 'is hit and stopped by halfback Ronald Dotyv 248 Quarterback Ronme srantey ts many stopped after a great qain. Coming up to assist ts guard mus Williams. THOMAS JEFFERSON YELLOW JACKETS . From row, Iefv rc nghi: Coach ..' Shelton, Hoelzer, Henry, Walk er, Slmmons, Williams, Graham, Same, J eberv, Boyanvon, Hm, Levy, Bray, Smivh, Herpin, Boreh Stanley, w. Heberv, Thompson, Doiy, Dorsey, La- poln', 5cm, Powers, Coach Jones. Third row: Coach Mills, Kenrick, Bargue, Hoffpauir wrappedp Lighffoov, Clark, Bosmn, Guidry, McCoy, Gray, Brown, Sigler, Issac, Strange, Fleckman, Solis, Provence. ALL-DWSTRICT DEFENSE Ler 10 nghr. Henry, Dorsey, ALL-DISTRICT OFFENSEiLeH to right: Slanley, BoyanA Smivh, Waner, Hebe , Hodzer ion, WilHams, Walker, Davy, Simmons. in; row: Henry, Boyamon, Walkcv, Thompson, Hohcr, Dorsey, SENIORS ON VARSIILKneelmg, leh Io Nghi: Dorseyl Borel, Doiy. Setond row Stanley, Gram, Wilhams, Sv Johnl Simmons, Herpm, Hoelzer, WaWer, Dow, Boyamon. Srandr'ng: White, Simr Heben, Smuh, All those made dusmn mam, bom defense and mans, Guidry, Stanley, HoHpauv, wrappem Hebert. offense. 249 FOOTBALL IN t57 250 Team Score Team East Jefferson 0 Port Arthur Baytown A ..A..13 Port Arthur,,, Odessa 7777777777 26 Port Arthur,,,,,, , , Miller ,,,,,,,, 7 0 Port Arthur Pasadena , 14 Port Arthur,,,, Port Neches 7, 15 Port Arthur, Orange 7 0 Port Arthur Beaumont 7 0 Port Arthur Galveston 7 0 Port Arthur South Park ,,,,,,,,, 6 Port Arthur Bl-DISTRICT Galena Park 7 Port Arthur QUARTER-FINALS Bellaire 0 Port Arthur SEMl-FINALS Austin , , ,,,,, 6 Port Arthur FINALS Highland Park 21 Port Arthur SEASON RECORD Yri-Captains: These three boys have served as the captains of the team tor all the season. 1hey are, as follows, left to right: Dave Simmons, Mlckey Walker, Ronnie Stanley. Score , 33 6 6 14 ,,,,,,, 20 ,,,,, 14 0 ,30 28 38 19 19 14 9 The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets may not have won state, but they did win a victory by proving that a person can't count chickens before they hatch. In the middle of the season, the sports writers of the state and many football fans said, The Jackets canlt possibly finish on top in the district But on December 21, 1957, the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets played Highland Park of Dallas for the highest honor in the state, and proved that the sports writers were wrong. The people of Port Arthur and the students of Thomas Jefferson have a great team SEASON? THRILLS Incomme'e pass the? could have won vhe game. Orange vs. Jackevs. On the go Miercepved pass ws taken m by ngNaHd Park dMender. WaH of Jackcis u what 'lms boy ran mvo, Port Ned1es vs Jackets. Trapped is Pepper Smnh Manr vs, Lukas The buH Hoeher ws wwld, He Is bald Io svop. Baywwn vsv Jackeis. 25' FUTURE JACKET VARSITY 1' n. f .L. 1.9 ! 91:2 5: I ... 3; 3' V '3, ' :1; 1: 11A... 11 a? QAA lwfpffawg Back row-Coach Moye, Don Dory, Jerry Byrd, Benton Hille, LeRay Mahoney, Roy Gaspard, Hugh Weeks. Phillip Eppler, Bob Morgan, Don Willams, Paul Pond, Wesley Pace, Gene Sheppard, Hudson Haynes, Edwin Tumev, Clifford Taft, Charles Whhe, Sandy Drennen, and Coach Pete Pense, Middle rcwi Don Daigle, Don Laing, Royce Wolf, John Gillory, Charles Allen, Alfred Frederick, Gerald Gorleb, Bill McDuffie, Robert Scoggins, Preston Parks, Mike Mills, Gary Foster. Boriom rowiKer Demler, Jerry Johnson, Roy Kiesehnick, Dennis Feruson, Joseph Savoy,-John Calhoun, Kieth Brisi, Chavles Davhalo, Thermen Landry, and Don Mathrole. SCORES Port Neches 14 Port Arthur 7 Baytown 46 Port Arthur , , Pasadena , , 7 Port Arthur 14 South Park ,,,,,, , 14 Port Arthur , Orange 7 7 Port Arthur 28 French ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 Port Arthur 28 Beaumont ,19 Port Arthur 20 COACH PETE PENSE Quanerback Don Daigle is stopped shun of a fivsl down againsl Defensive star Royce Wolf eludes Orange defenders, gaining 252 the Orange Tigers. much needed yardage ALL-STA TE QUARTERBACK RONNIE STANLEY Ronnie has proved to be a grade AH football player and quarterback in Yhe past two years. He has one of The cleveres? minds of any football player in 1he state Ronnie always comes up with The right pWay at the righ1 Time. In addition to being nominated for allisrate honors, he was elected :0 the athistric? Offensive 183m and collected 63 of a possible 80 points 253 ALL-STATE GUARD MICKEY WALKER Mickey was chosen as aH-stafe guard by the sports writers of the stafe. He coHecIed 65 points cm of a possible 80 Mickey was 6150 elected for both all- distrid offensive and defensive teams. His excellent playmg was a big facror 1n the Yech Jackersl success, 254 ALL-STATE TACKLE JOHN HEBERT John Hebert, all-state and aIl-district tackle receiving 65 out of 80 votes, was one of the key men in the Jackets, great season this year. John is the type of ball player who knows his iob. At the season's start, he played at the defensive end position and occasionally offensive end. In the middle of the season, John was shifted to a tackle slot, and at this post he carried the load o.f both offensive and defensive tackle. This change gave the Jacket line needed speedt 255 THEY ALL HAVE A HAND Jimmy Havard gives Vhe Ole Bass drum 3 final 'une up before halmme. These drums gel mighty heavy, but with Pop and little Brothers' help, Hussars, Heb Carr and Charlene Pinman, always make it. 256 ALL THE WAY, BIG TEAM Anyone could guess why Ohese girls are so happy They are off to Pasadena to cheer for Ohe Jackets and push them on $0 victory. 3K 5w 0de ,aMfudem hm: 5c Jacke1 supponers look on with sorrow me: gmgs in chair heans av the graveside burial hav ' of a Beaumom Graeme, 257 PEP RALLIES ADD FUN AND SPIRIT Pep rallies on Thursday after- noons, the Bonfire pep rally and the early morning pep rally at the airport all added spirit and fun to football season, The Hussars, Band, Cheerleaders and the rest of T.st student body always turned out to cheer the Jackets on. They gave spirit to the stu- dent body as well as to the team. IMPORTANT MOMENTS THAT WILL LAST FOREVER When the years of life o'er take us, Still our dreams will never die, I can't believe iv, exclaimed Pany Geybens, 1957 CavOchade Queen. Patsy and the Court were honored at the Jackev-Pon Neches game. Winning tactics, explained by Coach Un derwood, is whe main activivy a1 haw oime. This scene vook place dun'ng 'he Jackev-Souvh Palk fray. Many Jacks! ians Vurn om to see she fate of a certain Beau- mom purplex' 260 ALWAYS FULL OF SPIRIT Seniors Dick Camrell, John Palmer, Mickey Walker, Dennis Dolmen, and Ronnie Stanley look Dummy a mm a noose. Yea, Jackets! TJ's annual shimall parade is a real bangup iob, as Vhe Jackev fans and cheerleaders yeH their hearts out. on as David Simmons gives the ole Corpus bad Vime FUN, FOOD, AND FOOTBALL Hussar majovenes are shown performing one of Pa! Fisher, Delmar Fussell and Faye Heben, members of 1he 1heir specialty numbers, a dancing-iwiding you- Good Sportsmanship League, present a gift in South Park vine 1o 51. Louis Blues. High a? the Soufh Park-Jacker game. . Yd dunng wonderwh Names 35 a 5:; MW SMEV' n us' dog heH3 a me 1h059 Ranks xo IWS nme: nedeman' Mrs. mem Jerry Manhews brings along her pet skunk, Curdark, .0 help cheer me Jackeos on m vi:- vory at he Somh Park game. 26! FOOTBALL SEASON AND HAPPY MEMORIES COMBINE Shirley Simpson, 1953 Yellow Jacket fomball sweemean, spans a big smile as she examA ines one of H19 iambans lhav was used in this season's playoff; In spite of the happy smiles, sen- iors Melanie Coleman, Kay Vaughan and Kathy Scott, like other Hussars, are really going '0 miss 1he fun and happy experiences of the Corps and fooiball season. This was the week TJ was hit by the flu Hussars and Band could not perform at half-Qime, one of the unhappy memoriesh Hussars marchh ing at a fast cadence of 360 steps per minute, and the Band performA ing imricate maneuvers, added color to he season. Do you recognile 'he boys in Ihe piclure? They4re, for once, minus the football apparams, the m. capiains of this year's football ieam, From Ieh 10 gm are: I. Schw'mg, Underwood, D. Simmons, 8. wnson, R. Stanley, M. Walker, c. Domingue. 262 WERE BEHIND YOU, JACKETS! Hussars strike up a h varievy and school spim no me bonfive Many of TJ's fans might very very well go to the games iust 90 see preny Band maiorevtes. Shirley Logan, Shirley Simpson, Barbara Meyers, Judy Hatfield, and Beth Maiorsv ven lhe cold weather can dull the bright smiles of cheerleaders Dolly McBride, Gerald Jordan, and Jerry Ma - hews. 263 264 JACKETS BAG DISTRICT . . . Coach Pete Pense started early with high hopes 0t winntng a second state championship. The Yellow Jacket Basketball Team, defending state champions in Class A-A, started the 1957-58 campaign in high spirits-but minus four starters from the championship quintett Coach Pete Pense had the task of keeping the Maroon and Gold at the top of the Class 4A powers. The Jackets compiled a record of 23 wins and 3 losses in pre- conference competition as they won the coveted Dallas Cotton Bowl High School Basketball Tournament and placed second in the Pasadena and Houston Tournaments The Jackets were beaten in the latter two tournaments by Bellaire of Houston. As this annual goes to press the Jackets are preparing for the Regional Tournaments, Obstacles in the Jacket's march to a second state crown will be Milby of Houston, Pasadena, and mighty Bellaire of Houston, who twice derailed the Jackets m... .H T E M S D N O C E S W E JACKET MANUEL ADAME CARROLL BROUSSARD DONALD CAMPBELL uar Forward Dismn AAAA Cage Champs 06 the 1957-1958 season are as foHows: Gllben Castro, Shehon Comeaux, Sonny McCarvny, Carroll Brcussard, Brooks Porter, Don Campbell, Walt Sharp, Jeff Moore, Roy Meneses, and Bobby Taylor. CAGERS GILBERT CASTRO SHELTON COMEAUX WENDELL HEBERT Guard Forward Forward ROY MENESES Guard Give me some iape! . . Where's the mks? . , . were heard daily by managers Steve Owens and Wayne Saunders. LARMAR McCARTNEY 267 Fdrward GET THAT BALL WALT SHARP Forward Guard BROOKS PORTER Cenier Brooks Porter, me able Maroon cenierl proves he is iusv thmias he 1akes another rebound off boards. J EFF MOORE 268 Forward JACKETS BUMP BUNA 45-39 IN PRE- STEVE OWENS Manager The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets continued their rivalry against Buna by beating them 49-39 in the first of the yearly 2-game series January 31 The spirited first quarter showed Port Arthur holding a slim 15-14 lead. But with some fine defensive work the Jackets held Buna to two points in the second stanza, enabling Port Arthur to hold a 27-16 half- . time lead. In the third the Cougars battled back gamely, but the Jackets still managed to outscore them by 11-10. Trailing by 10 points with one minute gone in the fourth period, Burials last ef- fort was in vain as the Maroon's fought shaky 45-39 win. Playing his usual tine game was Port Arthur1s Carroll Broussard, who led the Jackets with 17 points. Trailing Broussard was Brooks Porter with 11. CONFERENCE GAME WAYNE SAUNDERS Manager Carroll Broussard showed why he was Ali-State material as he comes down with a rebound against Bunat 269 JACKETS EDGE PURPLES 48-24 The Port Arthur Yellow Jackets opened district wars with a 48-24 victory over Beaumontts Royal Purples in the Jacket Field House Not until the last of the third quarter did Port Arthur start pulling ahead as Beaumont played a slowed down attack. Port Arthur quickly set the pace, however, in the final stan- za, as the Jackets started fast- breaking when the Purples started pressing. Picking up 19 points in the final period, Port Arthur made Up for lost time as only 8 and 9 points were scored in the first two quarters, respec- tively. Leading the Jacket attack was Carroll Broussard with 18 and Brooks Porter getting 12 with the help of 10 free throws, Proving that the Jackets wove tough on the boards .5 shown as Wat! Shaw, 3 htgh tampmg Jacket, puHs a batl out of the air The venow mm mm, demonstraws to t tors m a ass gram, 1hr.- prmclples at good msmbau nd Sportsmanshtp, H e r 9 Watt Sharp I; up a shot dunng a warmrup maneuver JACKETS TAME TIGERS 70-38 Coach Pete Pense's hard- woodmen made it two wins in two starts against District 11-AAAA competition as the Yellow Jackets sliced the Orange Tigers 70-38 before a crowd that packed every inch of the Field House The victory put the Jackets on top of the heap with Orange holding on with a 2-1 record Although the Tigers started with a spirited zone defense, the Maroons didn't have much trouble finding the range to the meshes. Twenty-four and 16 points respectively were put through the nets by the Jacket tall men, Carroll Broussard and Brooks Porter, as Sonny Mc- Cartney found the range from the outside to add 14 more points to the scoreboard. Walt Sharp and Gilbert Castro kept the Tigers alert with fine ball handling. Donald Campbell seems to have the upper hand as he goes Up high on a jump balL Giving their test efforts in hopes for another successful Maroon and Gold season are seniors Gilbert Castro, Shelton Comeaux, Brooks Porter, Carroll Broussard, Don- ald Campbell, and Walt Sharpv As playoff time drew near Coach Pense reviewed last year's trophy with thoughts toward a second state title. Looking on are 8, Mc- Cartney, Wt Sharp, C. Broussard, S. Comeaux. Highlighting the 1957-58 season was a talk by Coach Pense in the Field House dur- ing assembly. The coach explained rules and regula- tions which govern the game of basketball. With the aid of the varsity squad, Coach Pense pointed out different infractions which may come Up during a game and how they apply. Other aspects of the game demonstrated by the Jackets were the various offenses used by the Jackets in play against other teams' defenses. Mentioned in the program was the im- portance of sportsmanlike conduct which applies not only to players, but to the spectators as well. The Jackets concluded the program with pre-game warmup drills. Easy does it, Walt. o. w a .n Y n a 9 m n .m w .o m Suicky tongues, Dry hmgs, Yeoow! 'AWr ws 3H '0 be said by Brooks Poner and Walt Sharp as They anch VeammaVe Shehon Comeaux renieve a vebound. HE SEASON JACKETS TAKE REGIONAI PORT ARTHUR 63-PASADENA 47 Riding the 26-point production of AH-Stater Carroll Brous- sard and the 15epoint production of Brooks Porter, the Port Arthur Yellow Jackets stopped Pasadena's Eagles 63-47 in Rice Gym to begin state playoffs. Pasadena, a twovtime victim of Port Arthur in early season, fought desperately as the Jackets built a quick lead authorized by the shooting of Broussard, aided by three outside shots by Shelton Comeaux when the Pasadena de- fense slacked on the post, Leading 28-19 at the half, Port Arthur continued the assault in the final two periods Comeaux and Walt Sharp ended with 9 and 7 points respectively as scrappy Gilbert Castro did a lion's share of the ball handling to spur the Jackets on. With this victory, Coach Pete Pense, the man with the clipboard, returned his hoopsters to the ShamrockeHilton to rest up for the crucial game against mighty Bellairei It takes work like this . . . PORT ARTHUR 54-BELLAIRE 49 The Yellow Jackets were Austin bound after they copped the regional championship from Bellaire Cardinals 54419 in a thrilling victory, The first halt saw the Jackets and Cardinals fight it out nearly neck and neck, with the Jackets holding a 26-25 halftime lead. In the third quarter the Jackets applied the pressure and shot ahead by 10 points at one time. Brooke Porter and Carroil Broussard had four fouls apiece for a greater part of the fourth quartert Tom Pennick, who was on the sidelines with four fouls reioined his mates and the Cardinals were knocking on the Jacket doort The Cardinals, in an effort to get the ball, fouled the Jackets in the closing seconds to drop 5 points behind their Port Arthur opponents. Although Jim Hammond had 26 points for the Cardinals, 20, 16, and 15 points respectively were made by AlI-State Carroll Broussard, Walt Sharp, and Brooks Porter to overshadow the Cardinals The MIGHTY MAROONS used no substitutes as CarroH Broussard and Brooks Porter tended the goals with floor general Gilbert Castro, Walt Sharp and Shelton Comeaux taking care of the ball outside. 274 To win REGIONAL. Port Arthur fans made a grand showing as they cheered for the Jackets at a giantrsized pep raHy before the team left for state play-offs Thursdayl March 6, I958. First opponents for the AAAA Champs were the Auan Marcons. Honors galore followed the success of the Yellow Jacket Cagers. Four boys were named to the All-Disfrict team by Port Arthur News sportswriters - Brooks Porter, Carroll Broussard, Walt Sharp, and Gilbert Castro. Regional honors went to Brooks and Carroll, with their choice by sportswriters unanimous follow- ing the victory over Bellairet Carroll was named to the All- State Team during the week pre- ceding the finals in Austin. YEA, JACKETS!!! SHOOT LIKE THIS IN AUSTIN!!! 275 AROUND THE CINDER PATH One look at these pages and a person could guess without knowing, that the Port Arthur Yellow Jacket Track Team is loaded wtih strong, capable men. The rain has been a big problem through the season and has held the track team to limited workouts before the season started. The team with Coach Francis Hill at the helm has Bill Britt, Billy Barrett, Raymond Strother, Jimmy Morgan, Glen Schadke, Walter Miller, as returning lettermen, plus seniors Bill McMillan! Gary Dorsey, Melvin Borel, Alvin Etheridge, and Juniors James Hall, Garland Wright, Allen Temt ple, Lee Patela, Marvin Neel. Coach Hill and m-capvams Billy Barren, Ray- mond Strother, and Bill Brm talk over pros- pects for the coming season Rain hampered the team 1hrcughou! the reguIar season. Relay workouts were hard and tong, Manager Billy Litchfield gives BiHy Barren me baton as the relay teams get ready for another strenuous workout, T.J. 'S SPEEDSTERS James Hall, Melvin Borel and Gary Dorsey are off in a perfect start of the IOO-yard dash, They also run ,he 220-yard dash. Loosening up for the relays are sprinters Walter Miller, James Hall, Mervin Borel, Bill Erin and' BiHy BarreH. These athletes were talled on ohen to run the many relays. 440-yard dash men lake off for anmher race with hopes set to break the district l1- AAAA record of 510 flat Bar- reling off are am Bri , Billy Barren, Billy LaQuey, Gerald Blankenship and Buddy Laoney. AND THEWRE OFF Caught wivh cheir best fool 6orward are milers Lee Paoela, Glen Schadke, and Raymond S'rc'her, These three runners were counted on heavily in Vhe big dlslance hauls made in cinder pam throughout che stale. Garland Wrighl and Waher Miller show their skill in clearing 1hr: high hurdles in good rhythm. Pushing off m a long disIance haul are distance runners Delbert Terrier and Ruben Pryor. The half mile is a: rugged a race as can be seen by the expression: on the faces of these half-milers. Finishing the grueling race are Alvin EIheredge, Joe Warlick and Marvin NoeL 27B UP AND OVER Ax Vauhing, Bill McMillan displays goad form and clear: the bar with plenty of room to spare On ooker Is Ovhell Hamilton Gary Dorsey aims 50 the 20Joot marken Other broad iumpers in 1he picture are Garland Wright, Melvin Borel and James Hall. Walver Miller shows good form as Charles Guidry, Alvin Bheridge, look on. 279 TIMBER SWINGERS COACH JOHN SHELTON RONNIE STANLEY MELVIN BOREL JACK GOLF lnfielder Pitcher First Base Senior Senior Senior 280 DIAMOND KINGS Some of the '58 Jacket Baseball ll; Squad are not shown because the early : deadline of the Annual was set be- - ' .t ; , fore baseball practice was started. Also there was a delay because of the wet weather, but March winds swept clouds from the skies, and the bright sun began to shine. WADE HAMPTON CARL GRAHAM Outfield Outfield Junior Senior Schedule Schedule MARCH MAY 25-Port Neches 2-French 26-Vidor itGalveston 277Port Neches itOrange APRIL tDesignates District Games tiNederland 27Vidor S?Nederland stSiSOUth Park BOBBY TAYLOR Pitcher Junior Travis Field became the favorite afternoon attraction with many Jacket fans. While THE YELLOW JACKET goes to press too early for games, the Jackets are expecting to have a good season Teams during the past several years have helped furnish the trophy case with new l'hardware, and this team expects to be no exception. CLARENCE BRAY Catcher Sophomore Catchers GARLEB and BRAY 28l LETS PLAY BALL From row, left m right manager Rabuck, Hampton, Garleb, Golf, Taylor, Mills, Voigh', Bray, Lyons, Crafiom Back row: Gvaham. Jay Hebe , Windell Hebert, Borel, Sharp, Casvm, Stanley, Coach Shelton. J This year's Infield Machine consists of, from Iefv to righl, Sieve RaebUck and Doug CraHon have made me years kneeling: B. Taylor, J. Goff, and sianding: C Graham, G. of Jacket managing- Castro and W. Sharp. Outfielders, IeH 10 n'gm: J Hebert, G. lyons, M, MiHs, and W. Jacket hurlers are M. Borel. L, Voighil E, Taylor, and R. Smnley. Hebert. Tennis Reigns as Favorite Spring Sport Unusually cold, rainy wemh- er lingered late in the Gulf CoasL The! plus an early deadline, makes it impor sible i0 feavure action shms of tennis players In an early morning session vhey are looking a! a rainy sky and talking it over with Coach Robin. Left to right are: Richard McBride, Kyle Demler, Tommy Willem, Jerry Johnson, Coach Robh bins, Kenny lanclls and Earl Eoyanlonh Besides foovball and all the other team sports, TJ also has a golf team This year's feam is composed 0! Perry Fleckman, Eddie Hurley, Bill Lee and Richard Chvetien. Pat Jackson Sherrye Johnson Mary Albrmon Carolyn Barras Elizabeth Berry Sue Brantley Betty Bobbin Phyllis Bowen Phyllis Boyd Betty Brown Becky Burris Harriet Bull Rie Carr Beverly Carruth Delna Coe Carolyn Colson Diann Davis Karen DeCIuitt Sara Dominguez Linda Douglas Beverly Duhon Ann Eisler Pat Fisher Marcela Flores LuWanna Girard Rosie Gonzales Beny Harris Hazel Haynes Darlene Heath Suzy Hodges Carole Holmes Carol Halter Ina Killgore Jo Marie Klebba Jane Lakie Glenda Lowiher Suzanne Luque'ne Pam Manley Kay Marsch Gay Mathis Gloria Mire Janice McBride Rosa McDonald Barbara McGlothen Melanie McGuff Barbara McKinley Joan McMonagle Margaret Newman Joyce Oriego Cleora Oubre Kaye Oosterhout Gail Patin Rose Mary Rummell Anna Ray Scott Kathy Scott Dot Sims Patty Skaff Mary Straub Linda Stokes Theresa Thomas Joan Willoughby Sandra Wyble Susan Youngblood Linda Ulbrich LETTER GIRL ACTIVITIES Letter Girl Activities for the year of 1957-58 included many exciting and useful proiects. Fun night, which entertained each Letter Girl and one friend who belonged to the G.R.A., really started the school year off with a bang. Other proiects sponsored by the Letter Girls were the decoration and filling of a food basket for a needy family and the election of Best All-Around Girl. Secret Pal was also a familiar saying this year since each Letter Girl drew a member's name and presented her with gifts, keeping the giver's M's. Dmmmmdl sponsor, and Linda which, mes,- identity 3 secret until the school year was over. dent, look over the food articles they collected for l naedy family for a Christmas present Latte! Girl officers are from left to right; Linda Ulbrich president; Gay Mathis, vice president; Barbara McKinley, secretary and reporter, Jane Lakie. G,R.A, team managers are: Darlene Heath, sophomare team manager; iseatedt, Anna Ray Scott, iuniur team manager; 286 and Dallie Newman, senior team manageri AWARDS ARE IN ORDER Fony girls Ienered ai the spring Lener Girl insiallaiion. x L . Mr: Drummond gives Gloria Mile one 06 the iony leNers which Having the besl posture in TJ is Danie Honeycun, All School she issued ihe night of vhe Letter Girl Inslallavion. Posmre Queen. TENNIS CLUB Members of the Tennis Club are B. Barbosa, 'L Domingue, J. Day, E. Trahan, D. Richey, E. Hardy, E. Hares, S S1evens, J. Bonnell, B McGlmhen. Second row: Miss McClain, sponsor; DV Coe, F. Ron- shausen, L. Nabuurs, S. Stansell, J Sherwood, N Sadler, P. McMonagle, S. Poole, M. DuBose, and A. R, 5C0 . Miss Nancy McClain, who did such an efficient iob, was the Tennis Club sponsor, , .we' r Tennis Club officers are, left to right: Tommie Domingue, presidenl; Delna Coe, veep; P39 McMonagIe, lreasurer; Frances Ranshausen, his'orian; and Mary E. Trahan, secretary Tommie Doningue is one of TJ's loyal con- lenders for Ohe nophy case. Winning many straiingvhelr abilities atpradice aherschool matches was no! ius! a stroke of luck, bu1 the result of many ahemoons of hard pracnce. 88 Sue Poole and Delna Coe, wo maior conlributors on 1he Tennis Team, demon- P.E. CLASSES - WE LOVED THEM Heading the Girls' Physical Educa- Oion Department is Mm Mariorie Drummond. M's lois Wilson, Miss Bertha Heben and Miss Nancy M:- Clain are instwdom During those rainy days unpleasanv-buv funny-accidems occurred while Vhe P.E. classes played vhaf beloved game of kickball. Look om, Lora Mae! Rie Carr can really guard tha. ball. Basketball was one of the favorite gaines in all gym classes. What's me big hurry? '5 only Friday and me beginning of the last P.E. class. 289 G.R.A. AC Winning trophies for their outstanding abilily on the baskeiball mun are the senior aIlear fear who won We school championship. They are Unda Ulbrich, Margaret Newman, team manager; Delna Doe, captain; Rose Mary Rummell, Anna Ray Scan, BeHy Bobbi', Gay Mavhis, Mary S'raub, Jean McMonagle, and Sherry Johnson. Everybody seems preny well pleased with Ihe refreshments at Ihe February Lener Girl Installation. Pos'ure Queens of each glade were Dom: Honeycu senior; Sylvia Pavin, sophomore; Leah Rae Catalina, iun Ior. 290 VVITIES DeIne Coe, senior Vennis champ, holds the tennis racket which Judy Blamon and Mary Bolles exhibit good sponsmanship aher gained her iame around TJ. Sue Poole, left top, iunior champ, their game of badminton. and CaroWyn Richey, right, sophomore champ, show their approval. 29l MULKEY PRESCRI CONGRATULATIONS! You have finished anofher year in HM: educal'ional process. To some of you. H is he end of pursuif - fo ofhers ii is only +he beginning of a long climb. Whafever choices you make in regard fo l'he fufure. we wish you Hie u+mos+ of success. ll is our hope ihaf in +his husiling. busy world. you may achieve +he happiness you seek. As you con+inue to remember your dear Thomas Jefferson long afier you have lefl +he walls. we hope you will remember us. As you +hink of +he fine leams. flue Band and Hussar +rips. flue bonfires and pep-rallies. Hie spring parfies. and your many associalions wifh pleasanl +houghls. we hope lo be included in your lisl of friends. NANCY CRESWELL enior MULKEY PHARMACY ROBERT DEMLER Senior RONALD DOTY Senior PTION 2805 Procfer PORT ARTHUR YU 3-l666 STU DENT- EMPLOYEES TODAY BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN TOMORROW PHARMACY 5600 39+h S+ree+ GROVES W0 2-444I RONALD LEBOEF Sophomore EDDIE KESSEY Senior JIMMY SMITH Sophomore JULIE TQNTILLA Junior D. M. PICTON Congrafula'fions 8! 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NELSON SOLE OWNER Complimenfs of DON HENDRYX and DeWITT CUDD 2600 Sixfeenfh Sfreef Dial YuKon 5-2568 PORT ARTHUR Year Affer Year. flue Fines+ Insurance for Au+o - Business - Home TOWNSEND'S QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS CALL YuKon 5-9338 for PINKSTON'S GARAGE COURTEOUS HOME DELIVERY C. J. PINKY PINKSTON ERNIE WINKLER , 1' 1 - GENE DUHE Aufo Repairing-Any Make. Complefe Aufomofive Machine Shop. Aufomo- five Transmissions. Work Guaranfeed. Aufo Parfs DIAL YuKon 3-2l0l 3006 I6+h STREET Complimen+s of Your Consfable O'NEIL . PROVOST DIAL YUKON 3-6! l3 L. A. MATHIS RUFUS NUNEZ MATHIS AUTO SUPPLY Complefe Gulf Service Ibfh Si. and 9+h Avenue PHONE YU 3644I H. N. YELLOWJACKET CONFECTIONERY 3432 mh Sheef Congra+ula+ions. Seniors for '58 I19 ITHE BUCKEU Greefings Class of '58! From PORT ARTHUR SEVEN UP BOTTLING WORKS o , o 85 . o w on: 0 645 Housion Avenue Dial 3-5688 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 5A6 music Centea INEI DECKAID. OWN!!! PIANOS ORGANS RADIOS RECORDS PHONOGRAPHS RECORDERS TELEVISION INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES FOR INSTRUMENTS 333 Ausfin Avenue PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS can '3 4.4 JACKETS TEXAS CHAMPS Spirif-Teamwork-Sporfsmanship We Are Proud of You All JAMES NACOL CO. FurnHure and Appliances Bids for Texas' Best Prices and Qualify 432 AUSTIN 722 PROCTER YU2243I YU2242I L. T. PEVETO GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONE YU25722 I338 Vicksburg ESTABLISHED 1931 I I f l -m GOOD HARDWARE SINCE l93l TWO LOCATIONS 630 Houston Ave. and 7l6 Ninfh Ave. WholesaIe-Refail Hardware. Tools. CuHery Indusfrial Supplies and Con'rracfors' Supplies CAZAUX BIG STAR STORE Fresh Mea+s and Vege+ables Lower Prices 2500 - l6+h STREET DIAL YuKon 275Il PORT ARTHUR LUMBERMEN'S ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 87 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS CARL VAUGHAN. Execufive Secrefary Complimenfs of PORT ARTHUR PLANING MILL GRIFFING LUMBER COMPANY MARTIN LUMBER CORPORATION FLECKMAN LUMBER COMPANY CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY CRENSHAW LUMBER COMPANY FIRST LUMBER COMPANY JEFFCO LUMBER COMPANY LEWIS LUMBER COMPANY WYDE LUMBER COMPANY HURRICANE SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDERS LUMBER COMPANY Faifh +0 Your Trusf CLAYTON 8. THOM PSON FUNERAL HOME BURIAL INSURANCE 2l05 Procfer Dial YuKon 5555I AIR CONDITIONED Best Wishes. Jackefs T 8: F BIGABURGERS One-Fourfh Pound Choice Beef - A Meal for 35c. King Size Malk and Shakes 20c. Phone Your Order In and We Will Have I+ Ready e 00:9 1 SD '26' m a ti? Dial Ychn 5-206l Have Hamburgers Wifh All +he TRIMMINGS! Dial YuKon 3-066l PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS GRAMMIER BENEFIT ASSN. GRAMMIER OBERLE MORTUARY 2500-2520 Procfer Shae? Complimenh of GUARANTEE SHOE STORE 545 Procier PHONE YuKon 5302l Good Luck. Seniors of +he Class of '58 NU ZEST 36l2 l6+h S+ree+ DIAL YuKon 3522I FOSTER BROTHERS LUMBER 8: SUPPLY COMPANY Headquarfers for All Your Building Needs Phone YuKon 3-4I00 I I I I STADIUM ROAD Complimenfs of YOUNGBLOODS 500 Sixth Sfreef PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS . I v. v ,3 . I PLESSALA'S GROCERY 8x MARKET No. I 649 I6II'1 Phone YU 5-5503 No. 2 I600 l6+h Phone YU 5-9303 PHARMACY 749 I6II'1 Phone YU 3-I65I A. L. REYNOLDS 8I SON All Forms of Insurance 4435-37 Procfer Sheet Dial YU 32774 PORT ARTHUR TYPEWRITING COMPANY Disfribufors of Royal Typeerers SaIes-Service-ReniaIs-Supplies Q '12? Q3 x; 2337 Procior Sfreef YUkon 2.5521 Congra+ula+ions. Seniors From Your Friend 5. S. - in He CLOTHING BUSINESS Congrafulafions. Seniors TRAWEEK'S DRY GOODS 8x HARDWARE Phone YuKon 2-9357 5I4 S+adium Road PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS MIRE CABINET WORKS ROY MIREI Owner Manufacturers of mCUSTOM-BUILT CABINETS For Home. Office or Sfore Fairhaven Addt Office 5I00 Blk. 25+h 2608 Mon+rose Avenue DIAL YUkon 3-l25l P? P Shop and Save a+ SPENCE BATTERY and ELECTRICAL COMPANY Genuine Elec+rical Parts 3.2I SEVENTH STREET Dial YUkon 3-4522 PORT ARTHURI TEXAS All Work Guaranteed BONEAU'S RADIO SERVICE Radio and Television Sales and Service ALSO RECORD SHOP 24I5 Ibfh Shed DIAL YuKon 5-722! Guaran+eed Alferafions ANAWATY'S CLOTHES Thai FIT Phone 3-3727 HENRY ANAWATY 4H Ausiin Avenue GIBSON LAYMON JEWELERS o 9 Q Where Parficular People Buy 5I6 Procfor YuKon 5-84I3 HEIGHTS DRUG STORES 0 Lef Us Fill Your Doc+or's Prescrip- fions. 0 Two Regis+ered Pharmacish on Dufy af All Times. 0 Fasf Free Car Delivery in City and Suburbs. I70! HOUSTON-NO. l Dial YU 5-5507 I000 HOUSTON-NO. 2 Dial YU 5-73l3 DOC FOG Termife and Pes+ Con+rol 3900 Aflanfic Highway WO-ZZSSI BEST WISHES. GANG HONEST BEN JEWELRY HAMILTON. ELGIN. GRUEN. BULOVA WATCHES Fine Diamonds Wi+h +he Fea'lured Look, Samsonife Luggage. Sfream-Li're. UH'ra- Li+e 33l Procter Sfreef DIAL YuKon 55732 Phone YuKon 2-942I ROY HAYES REALTOR Home Builder 2940 Commerce PORT ARTHUR Serving Soufhea 5+ Texas Since I929 BLANTON'S Blue Ribbon Dry Cleaning Service Laundry Service Uniform Renfal Ha? Blocking Linen Supply Cold Sforage BLANTON'S LAUNDRY 8x DRY CLEANING Main Office and Planf l3l3 Procfer Sfreei Dial YuKon 5886' Come fo Pod Arfhur's Bank for All Your Banking Needs Sfar'f Your Savings Accounf While You Are Young and Lei H Grow Wifh You SABINE NATIONAL BANK 3723 lbih Sheet PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS HOME INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds 4l0 Adams Bldg. PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Phone YU 572I3 Complimenfs of RACHEL'S GIFTS AND BEAUTY SALON 809 Procfer Sfreef Phone YuKon 2-245I MONTE'S JEWELRY AND GIFTS 4l8 Procfer Sfree+ Yukon 2-2630 Diamonds Larnps and Jewelry GiHs of Luggage Disi'incfion W Congrafulaiions. Seniors STANDARD BRASS 8K MANUFACTURING CO. MAIN OFFICE Porf Arthur. Texas Housfon. Texas Shreveport Louisiana New Orleans. Beaumont. Texas Louisiana I A W W I GULFPORT SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION On Hue Highway +0 Hie Sea Congratulations SENIORS THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL Best Wishes. Seniors. From LAMAR LAWSON Your Coun+y Commissioner of Precincf 3. Jefferson Counfy Complimenfs of Your STATE SENATOR JEP S. FULLER Welcome. Sfudenis and Faculfy CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Ninfh af DeQueen J. R. COVONGTON. Pasior Bes+ Wishes. Seniors of '58! FULTON LEE Jus+ice of +he Peace PRECINCT 2 Jefferson Counfy SMART FASHIONS in ' Fabrics ' Clofhing GOODWIN ' Shoes BLOSSOM SHOPPE 900 WOODWORTH BLVD. I9I2 9 ! Avenue Dia' YuKon 2-324' UUST ACROSS FROM PORT ARTHUR- TEXAS ST. MARY'S HOSPITAU PORT ARTHUR'S LEADING GULF STATIONS Rowls - l70l Woodworfh 4 YU 2673I Moore's - l048 Procfer Sf. - YU 29444 Dubose - 2549 Ibfh Sf. - YU 23622 CHy Storage 8: Service-549 Waco Ave. -YU 54832 TEXACO SERVICE STATIONS M. G. OLIVER- lbfh and Bluebonne+ YU2I95I GAMBRELL - Woodworfh and Bluebonnef YU3069I SUDDUTH AUTO SUPPLY - 7th and Wood- worih 4 YU5724I TOLERS - 2200 Procfer YU336I I TOMMIES AUTO SUPPLY- I847 Procter YU56022 Besf Wishes C. H. CHARLEY MEYER EVERYBODY'S SHERIFF -...; 4 55. , M 3.. la 3: Xx IX A51 ROBERT DIAMOND COMPANY 0 Sporting Goods 0 Hardware 740 Aus+in PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS CongrafulaHons. Seniors LOYD BLANCHARD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE HAMPTONS Is the Finest and Largest Furniture Store Between Houston and New Orleans Wifh a Price for Every Pockefbook AUTOGRAPHS Complimen+s of PORT ARTHUR AUTHORIZED AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Clegg Moiors Holley-Plymoufh of Porf Arfhur Inman Chevrolef KLEAS-LATHAM MOTOR CO. LINN MOTOR COMPANY MINGLE MOTOR COMPANY RAIFORD MOTORS SMITH-MAY MOTOR COMPANY TAYLOR MOTORS Complimenfs of BARNES FEED Let Us Help Grow Your Lives+ock 2710 Bluebonne+ Dial Yukon 36605 For Hue Finesf Quali+y See Us W. L. JAMES AND SONS Building Maferials Lumber Painf 3830 Sixfeenfh S+ree+ Dial Yukon 3-6733 M .414. GOOD FOR LIFE' Wake-Up Your Tas+e Wifh DR PEPPER 2035 Bluebonnei Phone Yukon 2-547l Also MASON'S ROOT BEER SUN-CREST ORANGE SUN-CREST STRAWBERRY NU-GRAPE BE HOLSUM LOOK HOLSUM BUY HOLSUM PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS +he Oil and Chemical lndusfry Fabricai'ed Sfeel Consfrucfion Tank Repairs and New Tanks ELLERBEE BROTHERS Congrafula+ions. Seniors ELLERBEE BROTHERS 2 I00 Fifth Avenue SERVING WITH 2l0l FiHh Avenue PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Phone Yukon 2-6424 Congrafula'fions. Seniors HOWDY DOODY GROCERY 7 A.M.-l0 RM. 4508 Proder Yukon 3-074l Bes+ Wishes From W LATEST FASHIONS Come On In and Look Around Everyihing for Young Girls From Play Clo+hes +0 Formals 60l Procfer Phone Yukon 3662l Clo+hing, Ha+s. Shoes McGregor Spor+swear HOLLEY ANDREWS INC. 640 Procfer Sireef PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Phone Yukon 5-47I6 EARLE B. HOLLEY R. ROY ANDREWS Dis+inc+ive Men and Boys' Wear ANGELLE'S USED CARS Buy. Sell, Trade Au+o Loans 6 I 0 I 6H1 S+reef Phone Yukon 2-9476 Congra+ula+ions, Seniors! Complimenfs of CHARLES S. NACOL Jewelry 528 Proder Dial YUkon 3-3345 TOM DENNIS SPORTING GOODS The Firs+ in A+hle+ic Equipmenf and Sporfing Goods Dishibufors for SPALDING WILSON RAWLINGS CRICCHIOS w' FOOD MARKET BETTER GROCERIES House of Fine Foods Fresh Vege+ables Quali+y Mea+s 3200 l6+h S+ree+ Phone Yukon 2-3922 KlP' E $61 5 s DRIV INN :7'WHEN INTHE g; Bar-B-Oue m . MUCH FOR Re$+auran+ FINE FOOD Caferers Phone YUKON 2.024l 3448 MM: Sfreef Congrafulafions. Seniors SERVICE CLEANERS I720 Procfor Street Dial Yukon 5-9659 J. SAVARINO, Prop. Bes+ Wishes AUGUST MILLER 81 SONS II48 7H1 Sfreef Yukon 3-4551 HOME OF JACOBSEN POWER MOWERS SCHWINN BICYCLES THERMOLAIRE HEATERS Plan Your Parfies for +he BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL ROOM MEZZANINE FLOOR SABINE HOTEL Yukon 5-93bl for Reservafions GOOD FOOD DAILY IN HOTEL GRILL 600 Procfor Sheef PORT ARTHUR COLLEGE Offers Courses in Business Subieds Elecfronics. Radio and Television Train af KPAC and KPAC-TV New Classes Mon+hly Low Tui+ion l500 Procfor Free Placemen+ Phone Yukon 5-556! SABINE TOWING COMPANY INC. Ocean Coasfwise Harbor Canal Towing Box l500 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Phone YUKON 3-6666 RAIFORD MOTORS A. T. RAIFORD C. E. DRUMMOND. JR. CHECK Your Marine and Dodge Agency Indusfrial Needs Wi+h Us . . . SABINE PROPELLER 8: MARINE SERVICE CO. Wesf Lakeshore Drive YU 2-9447 Doctor- Lawyer- Merchant- Chief . . . After graduation you l1 find new goals to achieve-increas- ingly interesting though some- times difiicult. And whatever your goal-in medicine, law or business, you'll find America's free enterprise system offers ever-growing opportunities and rewards for successful accom- plishment. To make your job easier you ll find Reddy Kilowatt elec- tric power an able helper - a partner working for Better Liv- ing for America. STATES unmus GULF PORT ARTH U R CREDIT UNION A Cooperative Savings and Loan Associa+ion for GULF OIL CORPORATION EMPLOYEES 649 Sixfh Sireef Phone Yukon 3I604 AIR CONDITIONING THOMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY GEORGE L. uommw THOMPSON General Insurance Real Esfa+e-Loans 6l2 Procier Dial Yukon 2-l85l Congrafulafions. Seniors SOUTHERN MAID DONUTS Drop By +0 Try Our 25 Variefies of Delicious DONUTS l3+h and Bluebonnef Dial Yukon 2-280I IEIT POLICY AT ALL ATKINS 8x HOFFPAUIR INSURANCE 20H BLUEBONNET AVE. Dial YUKON 3-064I PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS EL CHARRO RESTAURANT Specializing in MEXICAN FOOD Come and Try Our Delicious Tacos l8l4 Housfon Ave. Dial YUKON 2-004I FOURNETS MEN'S WEAR DON RICHARDS KNOX HATS VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS BOTANY SPORTSWEAR BOSTONIAN SHOES 735 Proder Sfreef YUKON 5-8032 Mam P M, Your PoHraii From J. C. WATKINS STUDIO EDDINGSTON 8. WHELESS General Insurance Bes+ Policy af All Times lllVES'I'IGA'I'E Will Bring Happiness +0 Your Friends. Phone Today for Your Apoin+men+ 2329 Thomas Blvd. PHONE YuKon 23666 5l0 Waco Avenue PHONE YuKon 3-45Il Besf Wishes +0 +he Class of '58 Downfown and Gafeway Shopping CeMer i 5, y 9;. 09M LG?! BEAUMONT'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Commeeni'S Congra+ula+ions Of Seniors MODEL GROCERY AND MARKET DISMUKES C0. Furni'rure Appliances 428 Waco Avenue 3026 Procfer YuKon 5745l PHONE YuKon 5-9383 CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS YAKIE SUPPLY COMPANY Serving Sabine Area for 27 Years 225 AUSTIN AVENUE DIAL YuKon 5-4328 Open Your Accouni PLETTMAN'S All Advertised Specials Are Good a+ PIeHman's Guaranfeed Lowesf Everyday Prices in Hue Ci+y We Solicii and Apprecia+e Your harge Accounf 630 Prader-YuKon 588Il FREE PARKING LOT IN REAR PHONE YU 5-99II MEREDITH'S 7fh STREET CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery 2349 Seveni'h 5?. PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Complimenfs of SIMS PLUMBING 8. HEATING CO. Your Dealer for COLEMAN HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING and MAYTAG LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT frank Cricchids PHOTOG RAPHY I933 -4+h Ave. Ph. Yukon 2-66l4 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Phofographs of a More Beau'riful You Porfraifs Color Babies Weddings Family Groups Copies Glamour Phoiographs of Women Character Studies of Men Adverfising 0 Industrial lbmm and 8mm Movies Color Slides 0 Supplies COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHY WORK CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES You May Be Sure When You Insure With One of flue Following Members of he PORT ARTHUR INSURANCE EXCHANGE Represenfing Capi+al Sfock Companies E. Baker Insurance Carl Allen Insurance N. M. Barrier Insurance Bob Blanfon 8: Son Ralph E. Burch Cliff Byrd Ins. Agency Carl Carter Ins. Agency Eddings+on 8: Wheless Joe S. Fromagus Don Hendryx 8: Company Claude Holmes Ins. Agency Home Insurance Agency King Insurance Agency Landry 8: Gisf Ins. Agency James L. La+imer Ins. Agency 5. O. Lai'imer Insurance Lyles-WiNiams Insurance Morehead Insurance Agency Vedon 0H0 Insurance Por+ Arfhur's Insurers Julian Sal'rer Company Vince J. Salvagio Ins. Agency J. J. Salver+ Agency George L. Scully Insurance Craig S+evenson Insurance Texas Insurance Agency Thompson 8: Me+calf Ins. Agency Vaughan 8: Gimiman Lee Weafherall Agency William Whi+e Insurance Charles M. Wiesen Ins. Agency V. E. LiHle 8: Company V H. C. Mills Insurance Signs Designed and Builf LEBLANC SIGNS Truck LeHering Refledive Signs All Sfeel Sign Panels llluminafed Plasfic Signs 3994 - Ibfh ST. YuKon 2-7l77 RICE STUDIO Profe ssional Phoi'og ra phy Babies Family Groups PorfraHs Color Weddings Parfies For Appoinfmenf Dial YuKon 5-80Il 20I9 Procier Sfreef PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS BLUE BONNET MATTRESS COMPANY KING SIZE BEDS Blue Bonnet home of qualify bedding. Buy Dired From Fedory: Foam Rubber will build you a KING SIZE BED Hlaf cos'fs I S 2 Q or Innenprings. MaH'resses Made to 53 l no more Hun sfandard site beds af mos? Order. Terms if Desired. places. BLUE BONNET will make deliv- eries and set up KING SIZE beds in nearby lawns. Slandardize King Size PHONE US FOR SLIP COVERS. DRAPES. BEDSPREADS HEADBOARDS. STERILIZING. BOX SPRINGS. UPHOLSTERING ll48 Housion Ave. QUALITY BEDDING Slumber Number YUKON 3-277l Congrafulalions A Friendly Loan Service Class of '58 UP +0 5.000 FIRST NATIONAL FINANCE DRIVE-UP BANK SERVICE LOANS PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 300 F'HH STREET Dial YUKON 3-33II PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS The Home of +he Names You Know RCA WHIRLPOOL KELVINATOR TAPPAN KROEHLER PHILCO Comple+e Home Furnishings Compare Values 840 7H1 S+ree+ Yukon 58858 JU D I CE'S Where +he Crazy Frenchman SAVES YOU MONEY 3005 7H1 S+ree+ Dial Yukon 2-3522 'imllslll HWWHWH MI W RIWIIIEIMIIHH JMI'III! NINTH ;! WM 1 I AQUILINA'S LAKEVIEW FOOD STORE 848 Housfon Ave. CLEANERS More Good Food for Your Money Highesf QualHy of Cleaning and Pressing Congraiula+ions +0 +he Class of '58 Laundry Service-Alierafion From UPQFF'S . . Feafures ihe Finest Nationally AdverHsed Line Fas+ Plclr-Up and Delivery of Silver. China, Crysfal. Wafches. Jewelry and Diamonds W6 440 Procter Dial YuKon 2-9488 549 STADIUM ROAD Dial YuKon 2-2I64 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Address 749 - 5H1 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS A Church Whose Field Is No+ a Neighborhood buf +he Cify DR. JOHN M. WRIGHT. Pasfor PETE FAST. Minisfer Music-Educa+ion School Supplies HARRIS BOOK STORE 524 Fiffh Sfreef PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Phone YUkon 5-8023 GRAIG STEVENSON INSURANCE 425 6H: S+ree+ P.O. Box 909 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Congrafulafions. Class of '58 COTTAGE FLOWER SHOP Every Order a Special Order 830 Orange Ave. YUkon 3-056! DE WITT KNIGHT'S SERVICE STATION Your Good GU Dealer 430I Proc+er Sfreef Besf of Luck +0 +he Ciass of WILEY'S SHOE BOX '58 FLORENCE COLEMAN Fine Shoes for SCHOOL OF DANCING Ladies and Lasses 900V2 Prod 6I2 Procfer D'AL YUKON 2-343' Dial Yukon 2-l85l OR YUKON 2-7288 WEBB'S Prescription Pharmacy No. l-bOI 5H1 Sheef Yukon 3-27I I No. 2-2048 9fh Ave. Yukon 2-9408 GAS goes mm good W living... f . . . gracious. easier Wing m a home that's a gathering New for lliends you enjoy Make your entertaining fun and fashionable I... with smart cooking separgles-a wall oven and surface burners placed to please you. And do insist on gas units . traditionally high lashion, high quah'ty. MW cost! SOUTHERN UNION GAS COMPANY Congrafulai'ions. Class of '58 FOSTER BROTHERS LUMBER 8. SUPPLY COMPANY HINOTE ELECTRIC COM PANY Headquaders for All Your Building Needs Dial YU 3-786l Elec+ric Con+rac+ors Phone YU 3-4l00 Hofpoinf Appliances Illl STADIUM ROAD PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS REIF'S CLEANERS 624 Housfon Ave. 726 9H1 Ave. 26l2 Memorial Drive Dial YU 2-293' For +he Cleanesi' Clofhes in Town gCAMPUS FASHION For Be++er Ready-fo-Wear and BeHer Campus Casuals 2337 PROCTER Dial YuKon 2-709I PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Complimenh of PRICE AND COMPANY WHO LESALE ONLY Cigars. Candies. Tobacco and Sundries. SchrafH's Famous Candies, Bracks Famous Bag Candies ALSO Hy+one School Supplies 80l Housfon Avenue YuKon 29494 For Comforf- Durabilify For 51'er PORT ARTHUR FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE CO. Phone YUlton 3-3396 3l00 Sixfeenfh S+ree+ PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Frigidaire Simmons Kroehler Tappan MONA EAST IV BARBARA BELL Go Firsf CIass-Go Nafional RIGGS TOOL 8: TRAILER RENTALS Phone YUlton 3-9724 34I 6 lbfh Sireef PORT ARTHURI TEXAS GROCERY 81 MARKET DIAL YUKON 5-4I3I 5l0 Sfadium Road PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS LANDRY PLUMBING Sanifafion, Comforf and Safeiy of flue Home Good Plumbing ls Imporfan+ QJ 3232 25th s+ree+ DIAL YuKon 3-2854 Drink COCA- COLA Baffled Under Aufhorify of +he Coca-Cola Company by PORT ARTHUR COCA-COLA BOTTLING C0. QMQW IEG. U. 5. 'AV. 0 . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The staff of the 1958 Yellow Jacket takes this opportunity to acknowledge gratefully the many people who helped make this book possible: Miss Jeannette Tenney, attendance clerk, for her patience; Mrs. Mike Redman, sponsor, for her coopera- tion. Thanks also go to Rice, Watkins, Cricchio's and Provines for their excellent quality of photographs and portraits. Espe- cially we would like to thank the homeroom teachers for selling and collecting funds for the book, and the students who posed for pictures and bought 1600 copies of the book sight un- seen. THE YELLOW JACKET STAFF u. n... Nunn- m mm mm lAnol rumsmnc gown DAuAs um 335