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

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1963 volume:

Eriilmuin-Chivl tl-XIL FL'X U; Assistanl Editor SANDR W'IUUI' S Business Manager KAY MILBI RV 1962- Thomas Jefferson 1963 High School Port Arthur, Texas Volume 16 Published by JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT Achievement Through Table of Action Contents A'vux ..;.. OPENI NGgp. 1 FACULTLLL 12 ACTIVITIESip. 34 CLUBSip. 60 0R0ANIZATION57p. 109 HONORSip. 139 GIVER 0F GLADNESS BOYS SPORTsip. 130 GIRLS SPORTSip. 195 MAKER 0F MILESTONES SENIORSip 208 FAVORITEsizss JUNIORsip. 274 SOPHOMOREsip 302 PUBLICATIONS-1L 331 ADVERTISEMENTLP. 34o U :.::::: qy q KEEPER FROM COMPLACEA'CY PRODUCER OF PROGRESS U THE OLD MARO N AND GOLD Whrn the years of lile 'rnakn u:, Sull our dreams uill n Mr dw Fondly Cling we lo 111:,- mcmor Of the dear Pun Arthur High. All 1m honor we have cherished, S 11 her vicmri are told While we stand rue defendi-rs Of the old Maroon and Cold. ing her praises With a voice that's clear an Filling all the air around us With a melody of song Let us hold aloft her banner, Let us praise her as of old While we stand as true defenders of the old .thon and Cu EL Hello! I am Big Bu want to tell you how . shaped up from my pain! e shiny and new in answer t - made by President Ray Hecker am 'lce-President Dub Delaney. I guess that one would consider me more the sporting type of fellow, hut I had an eye on studies, too. I shall neyer forget the day 2000 of you Jackets swarmed into the gy m to admire my glossy maroon body. decorated with gold stripes. That was the day! Nameless then. I acquired the monicker of Big Buzz as a result of a suggestion made by Miss Irene Smith's homeroom. A group of handsome buddies called The Texans escorted me to the football field and stowed me away after each game. The cheering crowds, the antics of yell leaders, the Hart: of Hussar bugles, the big blocking J made by the band created just the right atmosphere for a football team displaying the utmost in skill, determination, and sportsman- ship I could have popped my stripes with pride many a time! After football season was over, I went into winter retirement, but I was among those who cheered Charles Wilson and others in the IIBig FiveI, when they looped the basket. Basketball always brings out'a lot of reaI Jacket fans. 5 moulting, r, I peeked . ost blinded . Ihe tracksters back from I Ieets, and I smelled me as Swift Sue Schnexnayder packed ack meets all over Texas. I am wonder- I will take up Billie Dominguis place as -nnis of TV next year. weer sounds of muiic drifted upwards. and I knew the choral department and the hand were tuning up for contest. I even hummed along with Jack as A Cappella Choir and Girls' Glee Club won Sweepstakest a Iirsl division rating in both concert and sighlreading. More than 100 medals were won by Maroon and Cold Band contestants. While studying is not my long suit, I really got a buzz when I read in THE PILOT that four final- ists qualified ih National Merit Scholarship tests, With an additional six commended for their high ratings. A great number of juniors and seniors were members of National Honor Society, and so many won individual awards in various contests. as well as in Interscholastic League, that Miss Erwin had almosl a full-lime job in keeping the newspaper clippings posted on the bulletin board. I really hope to sit in on some more debates next year, and I might get an assignment as a re- porter on the newspapen Achievement PROD! 'CER 0F PROGRESS Lies the lot of humankind With the men who, with a mind. Linger nnl. nor look behind. But secrets of the system find Tis progress men of action leave Through feats no forebear could achiexe, KEEPER FROM COMPLACENC Y Those who crush contenteduess; V-ver smug with small success, Favor foresight for fortumfs best Inspirv admirers to progress. Complacenq -slow suicidei Is put to death by action's pride. Through Action CIVER 0F GLADNESS Diffit'ulty of a 1831 Matters not uhen maxkcd complete; Challenge Checked dcfcrred, and heat: The thrill from Cnd's gifl-u'mk h meeL The use of hands aml mind and mig t Will miter gixe lhe- hmn't dvlight. MAKER 0F MILESTONES thruugh Time's span 501110 Sum't After Adam 5 lift! began Evidence advance in man Along his certain palhithe Plan. Such milvsrmws men make as tho strive: Which measure IIIarIkiml s mmurd Hive. HY DAVID BEX ETT Senior. 1003 Keeper From Compla . KEEPER FROM COMPLACENCY Those who Crush contentedness: Never smug with small success, Favor foresight for fortunate best Inspire admirers to progress. Complacencyislow suicidei Is put to death by acliolfs pride. ';- :' x MR. CLYDE GOTT Principal MR. LONNIE UEVALL Assistant Principal FACULTY SECTION .V; . Editor CHARLOTTE HUDSON Assistant Editor MARTHA BURNETT School Leadership A school 5151011125 growth depends to a large extent upon leadership furnished by the superintendent, 111111 is, in turn, di- rected b3 the policies of the board of education. Achievements of teachers and students in many fields attest to the fact that the Port Arthur Independent School District has moved forward Md! 3 new impalus on learning in what is 11011 officially recog- nized as the Space Age, Cooperation of members of the board of education, administrators, teachers, par- ents, and pupils must blend into a mighty community effort to make such a program possible. 51m- 11.15 photograph 11-15 made, two new board 1111111111ch 1111111: been elected: Mr. Maurice Born .1n113 rJ. . Rabu ictuml here are tcloc 11151-11 IDr. R. J 511 l1ls.Supcrlin1an:lan1 Fortescuc, Uunme .VI .1111115, RE 21111111, proshLicm: A. E.Pa11ers111n,11usiness manager; M. R1.1'1111'13.1, N. B. H.1'k1ll: Hrs L 3111111441,1i11'-pr1-:id1-.nl Records, Plans Get Double Check MISS JEANETTE TENNEY, a!- Iendance clerk, has Ihe important I rcrnrding lhe auendance of every student each day. SHALL I CO to college or enter a business career? Miss Louise Erwin. director of cduvav lional guidancr, helps students plan Iheir futures by discussing their abilities. MRS. EDNA HARCUS, girls' counselor, and Mr. John Yates director of testing, supenise the standardized tests given sludems :15 well as help studems with 111,111 1111501111 pmblems MR BEN KIKER director of student activie has many dulics SludFm Congress is one 111 Ins majm concerns. MRS. ANNA MAE DEVINE, secretary, Mrs 111111111111 pDi1n11111 mgmm 1111 1111 c1101 Cum- ci'pals :ecrelary. combine forces to 5111111 then morninrr hulleli 111 Cultural Development What determines the success of a school year? Not only the extracurricular activi- tiest, but also the amount of knowledge acquired by the students are a part of the picture, Each teacher wants his pupils to retain information so that they can put it to further use. A teacher spends many hours planning class activity and devising methods for learning in order to achieve this end. EVALUATION OF THE music program WM un important part of the school '931' r 1 r. John Budgell, hand director, and Mr. Jark Bottoms, Choir director. MR. PAUL WILLIAM and Mr. Charles Roethke arc Cn-nstunlly INSPECTING NEWLYtARRIVED LITERATURE for recummenda- scarching for m-w and hetlur lcaching aids lo usc m Iheir tion to Students are Mrs, Marcelle Pixman, hmd librarian, and Mrst 5pFCiul cdurminn tits. 5. can 3 arming, assistant librarian Through Many Media . -, :3 V .. . '9' THE GROWING DEMAND FOR .1 knowledge of Ionian chairman uf nu department Latin; man; Miss Sandra Cale Frnnvh- 1mm . IS Bewrlyc Cabcll Lutm; and Mis: Iynn Bolton. Spmish. in 1114- uurld Inday is nu In H - Geraldine Johnson. Miee Udrfzurd McGimy Spanislx;l1rs. his Ball Ger- HR UEXANDER KOFRTH dnl Supnrinlvmlrm n1 . DR EDSEL 13, BITTKTK DR. FR ANK LE Yl'lllilh ,45 Awixtum Sulwrinkwhvnl nf 5'11an Dirccxnr ul Cunn-nlnm in Srmnddry Srhuul. clnmL T0day9s History Makes THATS THE WSWER .0 our problem! dedum Mn; Mm Euniru Yirkwlx w mu Aliece Anderson and x um Emlyn k ayes. STIMULATINC FACES IN THE ncws spur interest in the claasmnm 0 Mr, errell Stancell. chairman of the STANDING ON THE TEACHERS Jdo I the desk was :1 MW experienre SOUR Smdies DCPMWM- m m. Hugh Lvlhnnn. Ho Hxluv m TJ .u midIL-rm as an American History imlrurmr. Headline News um . PUPPEI mum snuw -. lanK M 1:. cm MISS ELEANOR WALL Amencqn government and vtonomits ' ; prepared by Peguy Thoma: and Merinda Jones. MR ROGER GRIFFIN tCemeH shows lmw he teaches that World History involves places all over the'globe. Mr. Joe Iyigc. Mrs Jo Ann Cairvcr, and Miss Billie William m, CURRENT EV ENTS MAKE history Ia lm-l, suhjm Mr Lium-l Run i :unxlarmcthod: m teavlnngAmcricun History. hind Mix: Am Column Amsv Cain and Mrs Jewel McEwun udmilc one of 1111 mlny displays uicd to teach the importance of news Hm. The Story BUT I DON'T want .0 know my blood type! Of Science 5 T U D Y I N C MICROOR- CANISMS IS a famaliur us- signmcm in Mr. Hellerfs biology Clusi. RESEARCH AND EXPERI- MENTATION ARE the key words in any chemislry class. Mn Darrell Ardoin aids his class in laboratory war 2 From Biology to Physics I'HE INTERNAL STRUCTI RE of 111121 Iowlly myiish nm' dcmnnslxuuinn fred HCIWII. M 5 Sand MIridUr. NIrI rInIm Godwin, .1an M1 J-mk 5111 audit hie 140.11er THE WONDERS OF physics are being extallrd Ivy Mr. Iill TnIur m Wri. Rem Weuermann and Mrs. Cunhild Thomson. MISS ELIZABETH SH KW chairman of lhi' Fricnce Dcparlmcm. is v.91 kmun as .m expen teacher Math: A Key To Success TEACHING MATHEMATICS REQUIRES many skills, MN. Luwx-na Kiefer keaxeth enjoys trigonometry Classes mosL Standing are Mrs. Iris Ball, Mrs, Nora Gregory, Mr. Tommy Hall, Miss Mab Lynn Hill, and ML James Green. each one a specialist in me malhmmirs field. New and better methods of teaching repre sent a primary interest for these leathers uY:X2 BECAUSE . Their are the words often repealed by h'WHATS THAT UR. WARD? , ask Mr Shelby Adams Mr. Hobart Ward, L mirmun 0! I119 Mathematics Department. Miss Irene Q th and Mrs. Martha Taylor, as they attend a s ums lo gixe students medal skillx', 20 Trig, Geometry, Slide Rule PREC SE LDIUSTMENTS 111E 11cc ulcmtnh. R11I11n 11111111 11111- min 111 finurc 11111.1 111111111111 11111- landaulilcd u-q.Hrsz1chl PROBABIIITY 1 UNIT in 1:11.11111111-1 1111111115 111111115 .111 11111111111111 111111111. 111111111111111n111111Z11111111111 Lcwm 11111111111111 Those students use playmg cards in Il1vi1-:Iudy of the 4111111111! 111a1h1nmtim BOARDWORK IS A must in plane geumclry 10 show 11113 5111115 in solving .1 problem. 2l English Gets a New Look CHAIRMAN OF THE English Department, Mrs. SPEECH AND DRAMA are taught by Isabella Bjerring, adds Mr. James Irvine. Great advances have interest to her classes by been ma e in chat: tournaments since showing pictures of her Mr. Irvincfs arrival at TJ two years ago. mlvels around the world. PERFORMING THE FAMILIAR task of grading papers are Miss Ann A FREQUENT PROJECT in English this year was the Jams fsmndingL Miss Jayne Smith. and MN. Flonells Green making of models illusnating particular eras in Eng- lish history. 22 As Teachers Employ New Methods . , m 1.. .. 1. VIEVIBERS OF THE FACI'I 1V 11111 Inouglu 1 1111:1I1h uI ideas 111d lcdmiques 10 TI I.uukin1v 13101 111111 pI1ns are M1,: Li111l1 1:. Fay I1u11 While 31:T111111111e Ieun Hague 1nd V111 Margaret Parker TESTING TAKES A 111111b1'1111111n of 1M! 1 . K1-11111III Parker prr1pn11-s I111- Hrsiun VIRS. .VIIKE IREDVHV SPONSORS IHI PILOI of :1 f111al exam to other dvpmnnnm 111 VIiss .VI11g11u1 .VIIIILF V1155 Nana 1111i 1I11: V ET.5I11-1111I111 J11u1n1 Cm111eII,VIL1'. VIerlc Keirelz1nd VIr.VIurWz1n-l B1111. Ii1111 1 1nd 2'111d E11vI11-I1 , Business and Industrial Arts Classes HR. REX COPELAND and ms, Norma Weldon dictate to Mrs. Linda Bentlev and Mrs hue Swanzy. who are doxnnnstming typing: skills CHARTS AAD DIAGRAMS are important in teaching lmnkkucpinfz, according to Mr. R T. RPynuldsx VQ IT N VJI vulydewonk. It's almon- lund. Wald drill: on tho lJlacLboard s-mne in die slmnhan d 31 Eul la Cunqmam chair nun nl th- Budnees Dcpunmem 24 Play Big Roles at TJ MR 1E1. AND K11 demon 511-1119: 3 v11m111u111n-r 111:11 1111112 111 3 Mr Huuh Sl11w.1111-1.11 5110p 111 11111111111 1111111711111 in mechanical drawing A STI DENT CAN T r d 111111111391- Russell will 11 11nd art, 111 Mr 31.111111 Li1-1111111k1 .111 readily agme. Mr. WILLIE C. JONES 1111-111 chair- m.1n 111 1111: 1ndus1r1z11 An: Dcpmmcnt, 1111 11-1-11 a 1re111en111111: gmmh in 111.1- 11-1-1.1ls 111 11a prinrulI for 11111 Pun Arr 111111 IndeandL-nl m1 D111ri111 duling 1115 33 years of 1111111 H1 and 111 Gene .1 printing 111,111u1-1111-11-111 just mmpletell 11111 111 511-11111 111111-111 11e11. In 11111 in11.1111-1 1119.1 11.111 primml Waders 111 11c 1111-11 in Hue 1111111 gmdc 111 2111 elementary 5111111111, 71 7 25 Preparation For Household J oys guudAmsnnu food is prepared by ALWAYS TRYING MSW .m-modA fur moxe efficivnl wwing and looking for :11? latest fashion Scott and Mrs Janis u Hriw for pcnfcclion msy Reed Refreshments are Reed Lindcmann Ieavh tlwir rlmllimy Z YFTKACTIVE AS WELL ax Ihu fnod 014A taught by 3 ,, rwnl'd by 1h. udem: in Jul lmuns held a: Stllool Mrs Um mdmA Imiugy. l IRI A I XKHG HOME dmnrdhonx xhnmnm m dwir lalenl- und :u'hiewxm'ms u! 0ersz len 211m daomte the home :wnumm: 4mm Ma 26 Is Provided for Boys and Girls WOODSI'IOP STIMENTS Y '- OY mumruvring Inwh lvh'ux of furniture for we in IIu-ir mm lmnw: THE MAROON AND GOLD BAND, directed 11y Mr. John Badgen, prmidcs entertainmcu! at many aswmlyly plograms. A SMOOTH WELDING job is not msy to achieve, hut SPEED AND ACCIfRACY ARE Hu- nhjucliux' uf mung.- dmwx p fmgvh Gene Larson is learning the Kirk: of Hm lmdr. 3 and machinL-s click and lung. 27 Physical F itness Program 'HE :uhjcrl 11f a disuuasiuu 211111111: thclnu: Mr, Ben Burwn. Mn and Mr. Dvmu Johns. TELEPHONE CONFEREX E .111 impunum GOLFI 11f Mr. Clarence Undonvnud' juh A1 hcul fumhall Helm C1211 1.11.1111 11nd 11111111111111 HI 1111- B1111 PE Dmnrlnnm wax LIIECKING PI'HbICAL FITNESS 11-01111: 11! students .m- Mr. funds THE NHVX TCROI'HHS in the PE nificc arc puinls of Hill uner. 111111 Billings. inler I n1 11111111111- Mr. J. 1.. 111-1111 .11111 Mr Hward Tippcn 11'11il1 1111-1 mjm lunkinr 1111-1 111111- 111111 1iclo1ipu 28 Represents Goal in PE Classes Q 3' , . . 37 n MRS, JUNE CH UBLE' ' valdin: mL- uw ..x 1111- th-r Immldgv m unu M 1151' m a pm MISS BERTHA HEBERT chairman of m Girl? PE depart- mL-nL plan: tho week's .u'mhirk. F I---m- ---- :- MISS NANCY McCLAIN displays .. model of Ilm gym sllc ms. MARILYN BLOUKT leclun-s m u Combined gun rluss. 'l'L-Jm ronsuumd. Tm small figurines rcpn-mn .m 1hr 1111mm r lcarhing uas uxn-ndrd m Hu- gym cam.- um year during the uirk :lumms m. study of firm aid. 30 Sch001:Many People And Occasions hCOFFEE 0R HOT rhncoldlc? Which will i! be? This was the cry football galHPS from the PTA rommiucu. V xiii THE PARENT- TEACHER ASSOCIATION Council meets often to p1 DISTRIBUTIVE E D U C A T I O N . TAUGHT by Mrs Dell Hille, allows students to get on-lhe-job training as well as credits toward graduation. The students learn such fundamentals as merchandising and salesmanship. often heard a! the an PTA activities. The officers are, seated: Mrs. Kenneth Beans historian; Mrs Charles E. Hall presidenl; Mrs. R. L. Murray third vice presidenl; Mrs W W. Seale, correspondence secre- mry; standing: Mrs. ames Townsend second vice pxesid Mrs. of 11m Hnspimlily Committee and Mrs. Bruce Davis first VICC- -presidem. M I. Summerlin, parliamentarian; Mrs. Fr ed Hill, chairman To Make Achievement Possible AIDING ILL STUDENTS is the primary concern of Mrs, Jesse Judd Miller, school nurse. She also 1mm; occasinm ally to biology and physiology cI ek KXLE WILLIS PROOFREADS the latest copy of Hm PILOT while Sandra Brauninger awuils 1m mm 20 read mo hm hm off the preiwa Miss Tom Cnlliclx head of lhe Home lCr-onomivs Depart- ment and managsr 0f the cafe- teria. retired at the end of the term with H years of teaching to her creditiand she plans to be around next year to get in some time at substituting for regular teach- erst All of that tells a story of a person truh dedicated to tearhing and working with others, His; Collier's hearty good humor. her ability to pitch in and help when the going was thought and her general air of confident efficiency in- spired confidence in the hearts of the must timid. Miss Collier has watched Ihe grrmth of her department through the years with much pleasuru and she admits that she gets a thrill out of it when some of her former students say Miss Collier. I remem- her how Hum taught me to do thi ' Salute Two Of Tys Best Teachers as They Retire When Miss Elizabeth Shaw. r-hairman 0f the Science De- partment. and a leather for some 38 .xvm's. retired at lhe close of the school tear. Tho- mas Jefferson High School was the loser. Miss Shaw's sincere dedication to the cause of teaching pupils to become science students w . a wonder ful force in this community wherc science and technology are of great importance. A 'xouthful quality of em thusiasm for the suhject mat- ter to 1m learned math: hcing in her classes a special pri- xileget and her skill as a teach- er was unparalleled Dignity of manner. anram live appearance. and a voice that never lost its deep South accent combined to make Miss Shaw the teacher one might read about but seldom is for- tunate enough to encounter. 33 ACTIVITIES 34 Edimr KENNH GRIFFITH Assistant Editor JERRY FITZCER ALD ' . BODY CONGRE Rm Hwkvr T i Duh Dvlnnvy E ATgLARCF, g s, y . ' - .. jllman Student Body Congress DIRECTOR OF S'I'I'DEXF ,htixhim and Elmnwr uf Cum gum: Hun KiLer Hmrdindlek all nmjur Mudvnl u-wvm. mam. gm NEATNESS ASD ORDER kuh uhrn Jpjluilllk'd Cmm ' unlv- HAIL to work, up to Ilnllum: lLuyl w. ImrIiuuu'nLlrLln: hullriin mm; and um Lnniw Kmnin-A mm. Puts Committees in Action CHAIRMAN OF THE CIVICS Committee Becky Cilmam unlcrmins a nmlion fur Ciiizcn of the Month which is nkuycd by Diane Bort-L Lance Gus, Chris Buy and David Watts. i WILL YOU PLEASE stand for a moment of siicm medita- tio These words are heard over the public address system given by Pct Xe Coldblum, Russell Demler, Claude Purdue if members of the Chapel Commiuee THE STARS AND STRIPES fly over TJ as Jimmy Rubens, chairman of the Patriotic commib Ice, watches Ihe ilug being raised by Don Rozelle, Fudge Manley, and Bill Johnson, SYLVIA SANDOVAL, REPRESENTATIVE-at-large, has a job 11m range; from speech making in puslcr designing while serving as everyone: voice in Congress. 38 Make Progress Possible ' SPIRII JUC' SPREADS Viuury Vapors,' insist members of a Ispeciul committee designated to promote emhus em hers include Roy Flores. Pegu gy Cra- lino, Ar ur MElswr, chairman, Kenny Griffith, and Lance Lyday. post Iurns zo maroon and gold as the Goal Post Committee prepares il :3 or the next game. ' THE SILVER GOAL m! w xxY7 EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP AND ability in school government won Oulslanding Congressman awards for these IhreL Bobby Jackson, sophomore; Arthur Elslvr, senior; and Bob Thomson, junior. 39 Annual Sales, New Faces, and New HOWDY WEEK PAQFED in a blur as sophomores met new PRESEN'HNC PORT NECHES mm the cusmmaxy book as 13 faves 11nd 11 nz'w sclmnl during the honed wcmhvr in many friendship zuo Good 5111111 n11n1h1p league 11111111111315 Mikie Prcjcan, Vince Sculw. 21nd P131 01 1111 11. x 40 Mascot Begin School Year KYLE WILLIS SENT up Iasl-minulu balloons to Ice! reqxlancv w annual sulm appeal. A 10ml of 1000 books WHL- wILL WHO WILL BACK duwn Hm? Kennedy or KhrushchevW Newspaper headlines cusumed new importance during the Cuban Cmie. CXTOR CUMBO WAS Starling to slew zls cheerleaders Stirred up spirit at 11m pep rallies. The highlight of this pep rally M5 the naming of Biz Buzz, submiUed by Miss Irene Smith's smiur humoroom. 4l The Yellow J acket nual event at TJ, was held on Friday, October 26, 1962. The bonfire, DrCSS-Up Day and the pep rallies added to the excitement of the game itself. The afler-game Where is the wrod, boys? V, ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD SUPPORTS Jackulr. hJACKETETTS WIN A premature victory at the pep rally. 42 Salutes Homecoming, 1962 dance honoring t his yeafs homecoming queen and her court, put an end to a thrilling; Homecoming and one which will be remem- bered by many! FUNNY CRACKS AND encourag- ing words from the Head Man. 43 Spirit Makers For TJ CITIZENS OF THE Month for October, Bryan Anderson, Sylvia Sandoval, and Mn Alfred Hebert, promoted school spirit by amending Pep R21 ies BUZZ GIVES HIS cheers as 2,000 Jacket fans roar their approval for mu mam at one of the major rallies of the year. Join Forces For Success THE FIRST ANNUAL Sweat Shirt day a! TI was held on Thursday, November 8. Varieties of sweat shins were innumer- able with almost 100 percent participation by the student body. ONE OF THE Jackets.Y greatest supporters, Tommy O'Brien, prepares to broadcast anolher Jacket game. GENIAL DAVID BANKSTON encourages students to come to the game and support the team. 45 Pots, Pans, and The Band PiPtI Piper Parade is intended to lure a crowd to the pep rally during a crucial conierence ganm ALLVOUT EFFORT is the chief characteristic of the Maroon and Cold Band perfolmance. BANG OF POTS and pans. makes everybody in the parade a performen 46 DON ROZELL, GREG SALVAGGIO, Libby Summerlin Ellen Beunchamp, Boh Loewenstein, Jerry McMillan, and Sarah Dezelle seem enthralled as T om .Anington bluntly stares, hI Iefuse to walk in a drug store followed by a girl's father. And he didnt THE FIRST ANNUAL Senior- Junior play presented to the stu- dents of Thomas Jefferson and citizens of Port Arthur Thursday, December 6, and F riday, Decem- ber 77 in the Thomas Jefferson auditorium, was pronounced a success by all who saw it. The play, Theaper by the Dozen? a comedy, was directed by Miss Nancy Creswell and Mr. James Irvine, with the assistance of student director Mary Arenas. Intensive efforts combined wit with ingenuity to create scenery which added color to the hilarious show, reported Bob Thompson, publicity director. J unior-Senior Play GREG SALVACGIO, TOM ARRINCTON, Roxie Roll, Lynn Bond, and Jerry McMillan find backstage rehearsing necessary for the success of the show. 47 6Uneaper By The D0ze1197 STUDENTS PUTTING UP egg and coke cartons to publicize die play are left to right, Judy Dawson, Bob Thompson, Larry Sclerandi, Don Rozell, Judy Menard, and Pam Stamhun. Bob did a great 1'01! of publicity that drew record Crowds. 'AH, EXCLAIMS JANET McClain pulling Tom Arringmrfs 'WiIliam Tell how Lie IN THE CLOSING nccnvs hcfore the final curtain Father finds out his daughter passed the IQ ms: with flying colors. 48 Draws Excited Crowd FAMILY LINE-UP AT Ihc Gilbrcathk home in the Junior-Scnior play. nfbcaper By The Dozen. The family from left to xighl are J. Mc- Clain, J. Pace, S. Johnson, D. Scalco, G Sulvaggiu, E. Beuuchamp, D. Rozell, J McMillan, H Loewenaein, L. Summerlin, and 5, 0970119, A WITTY COMMENT expressed by one of the younger childrrn is the cause of the various facial expressions 01 Ellen Beaur Chump, Bub Loewenslein, Jerry McMillan, and Sarah Dczelle. 49 Finale of a Spectacular Comeback Season THE PAINTING 0F cars and the wearing of school colors were just lwn oi the ways the students of T expressed their support of the football mum, below the Jdrkcls' decisive battle with the South Park Grecnics. OUTSTANDING CITIZENS FOR the month of November are Coach Underwood, Mikic Pt'cjcan, and Arthur Elster. THE BUNNY HOP swings mm action as the last aftcrvgame TWO HAPPY CHEERLEADERS, Lance Lyday, and Claire Landry, pack up dance Comes. to a r1050. the equipment and 1mm for the stadium in hopes ot a victorious gamet Help . . . Thatas What They Do NOEL DOLCE, MISS NANCY CRESWELL, and Judy Dawson prove to be outstanding for the month of December CONTRIBUTING ONE OF his many talents to TJ, Tommy Crow plays the organ before assembly. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT BOOSTED. The Food Drive concludes with Judy Dawson, chairman, and committee members Mary Beth Beauchamp, Judy Cllelcue, Chris Bray, Jimmy Roberts, and Judy Menard 5l Activities Change GO JACKETS. BEAT , . f! was the chant of the Red Hussars during the exciting district basketball games. CITIZENS OF THE month of January Darrell Lee, Carol Peyton, and Mr. Russell show school spirit hy taking a few practice shots. TEEING OFF FOR 3 drive, Ray Hecker, and Becky Gilman receive unexpected T00 BAD THE score did not come out as planned when the Spirit Commillee decreed, help from Mrs. Kiefer, Citizens of the Month of Sememben Hieat French as the slogan for Tennis Shoe 52 With the Season ADDING TO THE atmosphere of Texas Day, senior girls are charmed by music from George Murrast ukelele. SWIFT SUE SCHEXNAYDER SETS :1 fast pace in the race for good citizenship. Timing her are Duh Deloney, SBC vice-presidcnt, and Mr. Lonnie Devall, assistant principal. All were elected Ciuzens of Ike Month of March. STEVE CARTER, JUNIOR class president; Danny Bell, senior class president; and Larry Romero, sophomore class president express hopeful looks for claiming Little Buzz fur their class. Sylvia Sandoval guarded Little Buzz until me last day of the drive when she gave n m the proud senior class. 53 Campaigns, and Hopes 963 . v . V l y h h n PLATFORMS AND PROMISES are given to the student body by the candidates for president and vice-president at assembly STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN campaigns for all school office in support of the candidate of their choice. THE FINAL TOUCH is added to Anhur Klebba's sign by Arthur and sister Mary Ellan. CANDIDATES FOR THE offices of representative-ablarge and secre- tary give their campaign speeches and start the long, hard drive to win their officeh 54 Platforms, Highlight Conventions HARD AT WORK are the Executive committee, counting votes and checking the qualiiicalions of each state. SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS! Gold convention delegates are swamped with Ihcm us they emer the auditorium. . 153' i ,, THE CHAIRMAN OF Path homemum presents his state Hag in the annual parade of flags, Colorful Launch Successful GATHERING SIGNS AND making ready for their demonstration are eager delegates to the Maroon Convention. COLORFUL DEMONSTRATIONS WERE the highlight of Lhe Maroon Convention as delegates support their favorite candidam ENTHUSIASM SWELLS AS delegates demonstrate for their favorilt candidates, 56 Conventions Elections EARLY MORNING DEMONSTRATIONS part of the campaign for Charles. Wilson Dun Clitfe while in hopes for winning the e are and lec- tion for the Gold paIIy. WINNERS ON THE Maroon ticket Boh Thompbon and Chris Bray haw: high hopes of winning 1hr tion for tlmir pam. DUB DELONEY, CHAIRMAN OF election committee okays a poll tax as vlcmion day begins. 57 Spring As the final semester rolled into mid-spring7 a great many activities received added impe- tus as Student Congress sponsored a number of events. hNow or Never Week furnished AS THE OLD ones grad- uate, the new 1964 ol'ficers take their places in Student Body Congress to represent their fellow classmates TESTING THE March winds are Danny Bell and Twosy Clover, Citizens of khe Month of March. N01 pictured is Mrs. Bloum who was also outstanding in citizenship. VICTORIOUS NEW LEADERS for TJ promise a good year in 1963-1964; Cay Ellerbee, rep. at large; Chris Bray, president; Dan Cliffe, Vice-presidenl; and Elizabeth Flynn, secretary. Brings New Activities 3 number of fun events. Election time brought earnest effort w i t h exceptionally good campaigns, con- ventions, and choices predominant. ARTHUR KLEBBA AND TONY Trahun lake advantage of kanw or Never Week In letting Shrny Morgan treat them to pizza. BECAUSE OF THEIR CHARVI and persuasion Nancy Blukley and Pancho Laird receixe the lilles 0 :h and PRESIDING OVER WEEKLY mtetings of he Student Body Mr Irresistible Congress. Ray Hacker has served his school faithfully and cupubly 59 VISITING FOREIGN EXCHANCEw student rom Norway, Ulf Staalenscn, is shown PILOTp page plans by To ommy Cro Ed1tor 1n -chief Be 1h Ann Knighz takes down his remarks for an inte1cslmg ieature. CITIZENS OF THE VIONTH Libby Summerlin David Bankston and Vhs. Pat Reed look in vain for one of the much needed April A NEAT COVER desian plus a meme semng poem help 5110 owers Conscientious effort for student good camcd Iheir 111111111111 make 111g 1'13 1 nok d1Hercnt Sylvia Sandoval is th tions by Student Congress. designer and David Benncn the writer 60 ORIGINALITY AND TALENT were put to good use us these students provided a wide range of cntcrminmcm at an assembly program. K0 WELL-KNOWN designers' names are on these dresses, but the Home Economics Clollxing Classes sponsored a style show Consisting ofClothingI, II, and 111 students GENE BADGETTS PIANO added sdekling notes on many occasiuns. Al May Brings, Graduation, , LYNN SMITH ADDS the mm touch as Miks Brannon and Barbara Walker . ,1 X adjust Jo Anne Ludwig in her graduation gear. AS A REWARD for Im- cunsciemious efforts, 'I'wosy Gluwr was elected Oulstanding Congress- man for the second $Cmcslcr. ICE CREAM HELPS to cool off a hot day advisc: Carola Hall. Miss s. cob, and Tum Cuidry, Citizens of the Month of May, 62 Finals, and Fun FULL OF ENERGY and determination, Chris Folsom sets out to study for semester exu n5 MAYBE JUST A short nap . . . FISHING, BIKING, PICNICKING-all sound inviting aim struggling through exam. 63 Producer of Frog PRODUCER 0F PROGRESS Lies the lot of humankind With the men who, with a mind. Linger not, now look behind But secrets of the system find, Fig progress men of action leave Through feats no forebear could achieve. CLUB SECTION Editor SALLY MEADOWS Assistant Editor GORDON DOMASCUK Workers BARBARA WALKER DOLORES CARZA Social Activities Shared JUNIORS LOOK FOR sou- venirs cvcrywhurc aftcr FTA induction. Taking pan in this particular treasure hum wcrc P. Ponder, C. Seewoster, C. Kettrick, D. Denho, M Kusch, B. Wriborg, and F. Stag. '33 nun unn- , . V A COLD DRINK lasted especially good after one of the night war lgg meetings of FTA Sharing this particular delight are K, Marshall, W. Thomell, E Flynn; also D, Riegner, J Welch, P, Gralino, M. Tcran. THINKING THAT THEIR club is the hest are these juniors: G. Suun- ders, S. Fuselier, M. Castro, R Smith, S Graham, M. Vickers. STANDING: P. Parent, E Gillman, C. Estes, M. McCartney, M Doer- ing, and D. Lequeux. 66 FTA Members Throughout Year NEWLY IMTHTED SOPHOMORES 11111111. 111111 1111111111 1111111111 11111 11111111111111. F. T1111,11111 K 141111111111, L 1.1111 111 .113 L111. K 1111111. 11.13111 11. 5111111111 P 111111 J. B. 1 - 1.. C 1 1111 N 1111111111 . 11. 111111111 P. McB11'111, .1 n 11. 11111-111, . 1111111111111. 011111111 11. 11111111111111. 11 17111111111111. 13111111. 111111 J. T111111. 1150 REFRESHMENTS WERE SERVED to those who 111191111111! Ihe- nekucquaimod pam SOPIIOUORE OFFICERS 01' lhe G. M, Sims club: D Chism, clmpl in M. ' . parliamrmarian; D1 51111111111 11111111111. .1. M11 C. Lunclos, Caalm. 11111-111 rK Liehling, dun m; .. ' , pnsulent; and P. Dugdn. hrsl 1ice prvsident. 67 To Prepare Members for GRINS RADIATE FROM the faces of ihcse sophomores who have hecome members of FTA: J. Meyer, S. Haskell A. Boutte K. Belles, J Tennant B Odnral L. Easterling, A. Koerlh. D Chisum, S Hawes C. Lunclos, C. Sheppard, L. Brown, 5 N. Dailcy,S Coody, andR Liebling STANDING: E. Blevins, Capps A Roundtree. M Weeks N. Meadows, BETSY ROUSSEL, PRESIDENT oi the David Miller Club, dis- cusacs club ploblcms with mher officers: G. Saunders Ireasurer; C. Eslcls, second xice- presi- R. Bourque dew tionlal leader; D. Le- queux, parliamentarian; and M Castro, third vicevprcsidenl. 68 Teaching Is FTA,s Goal PLANNING IHE ELECTION OF of Iicerso is one of 1hr many duties of l uril. as well as dccidinw 0n Olleler acuvilics of F A. THESE EX- ST UDENTS 01 Thomas deerson and now on Iacuhy were honored a1 a gc1-acquaimcd party: MI. Allrycd Hebert Miss Eunice mGers, Mrs , Whim, Miss Louise Erwin, uiI Flanagan, pres 1's Eleunm Wal, Ixss Ann CJrver, and Patty Price, first Vicc-prcsidem. CARRYING ON THE dunes as udvisnrs and span sors arc Miss any Eunice Vivk Mn Alfred Heban Mrs Jo Ann Caner, und Alias Eleanor Wall, if 69 70 Seniors Enjoy Every Minute STICK yEVI UP OR weql shoot was the Cry 0f the seniors in 1 1A nu Trxas Day. BACK ROW: C. Allemnn R Thomas P. Larson J. Henry, M Jones, C. Hudson, C. Leman, Iill h'um P Price b. Glenn 5 Reeve, D. Brunson, l Mims S. Sorcnson B. Rouscls B Bragan and R Dr oddy FRONl ROW: S. Muadous, P Vleycr, 5. Downs Q Eaves, C. Stevens, B. Poole M WIcGuff J. Ludwig, and G Flanagan. CAMPAIGNINC SUCH AS mVickcrs for Gran- pappw took place m the Senior Party. EVERYONE, ESPECIALLY SENIORS, enjoyed dIessing as hillbillics for thc Senior State Convention and Awards Night Highlight Year IHE ANVL 1L AVV' ARDS IVIGIIT was held in May 11111 Jinuh Chisum receiving Ihe award as Outstanding Soplmmure- Pe-rgy Thomas Oumanding Seniom V115. Isabt-lla Bjcning,Tez1chnr of 1111 Yrar: InAnn Lud- wig, Outstanding Senior; 0111 Flanagan, pm- iLem a the organization who presided mm- all night meetings; and Mary Alice Teran Outstanding Junio LEADING THE THOMAS JEFFERSON Club 1111,: ymr were L.Sum111e1-lin presidem- G. Coo soy, 11151 Vicrpresidenl s. Meadows, chaplain; C. Hudson treasurer: D. Walker third vice-tpresiden; rice secon v1ce- president S NDINC. SEATED: B. Glenn parlian1entar1a11;and B Pool secretary. READY TO LOAD the bu: for state conVL mums we1 the delegates: FRONT ROW: 1111:1311, c Flanagan G. Cooksey, C, Hudson 51 Reeves. BACK 0W: D Brunson, Miss Mary Eunice ' xss Elcanor Wall. P. Thomas, sts V1311 an H11 5 50112115011 111111 B. Roussel 7l Senior Merited Members Donna Brunson Cay Cooksey Susan Downs Jeri Eaves Gail Flanagan Bettie Glenn Charlotte Hudson Pam Larson Joanne Ludwig Marilyn McGufi Sally Meadows Joan ims Becky Poole Pauy Price Beczy Rousell hamn Sorenson Libby Summerlin Karen Tansil Kathy Wolf 72 Future Lawyers Study Courts ALONG WITH THEIR sponsor, Mn Rex Copeland, ofiiccrs of the club: Joyce Welch, secretary, Roh- en Tamilla, repelteI, Rei av terson, vicepresidem, Nita Brown, president, look over the mate cvur! monk: The Future Lawyers Club was organized in the school year 1960-61. Students interested in law as a profeSSion are members. Information and guidance have been furnished since that time through discussions of court cases and visiting court rooms while court is in session. This yeafs activities included informal speeches by several local lawyers. MEMBERS OF THE Future Lawyers, SEATED: Nancy Bailey, Drucilla Hamilton, Mn Rex Copeland, sponsor; Joyce Welch, Nita Brown. STANDING: Jimmy Roberts, Tommy Wood, Bill Mealcr, 1301:: Thompson, Reid Patterson, Robert Tamilla. 73 Future Business Leaders Make IN THE NEAR future When that attractive, efficient secretary comes in to take dictation and generally straighten out her bossas mixed syntax, more than likely she will be an ex-member of Future Business Leaders of America. Attending the Demon convenv lion in February was a major event of the year. Parliamentary procedure and public speaking came in for some special study at routine meetings7 along with some special spelling tests. PRESIDENT CAROLE PEYTON and treasurer Dora Scalco receive dues from J4 Fomenm, S. Schexnayder and 5. Soon as Mrs, Linda Bentley, Mrs, Norma Weldon, and Mrs Mable Swanzy, sponsors, keep an eye on activities SENIORS Cs PEYTON AND J. Fonlenot type as D. Garza, Ks Tnnsil, C. Whitlow, V. Aston, Ss Schexnayder, M. Begnaud, DL Sanchez, M. Coward, J. Bcsse, and D Besse observe their approach to the problems. 74 Extra Effort to Learn Skills SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF FBLA TOP- Rose Vasquez Dana Morgan 5m dams Johnny Pm Carma. BOTTOM- Anna Lopez ChL-Tvl Shank: and czl'mlyn Blunkans hip. THESE JUNIORS TAKE un ucliVe part in FBLA: BOTTOM ROW: LL Dmms S. Chambless D. Scaleo. SECOND ROW: D. Phillips, P Flanagan M. Housk G. Sawyen T01 ROW: 5. Scugin M. Bul- lock V. Bell and R Drodnyxl FIVE OCLOCK W s not too early f0: excited FELA mmlhers a:- they prepared m leave or u convention in Demon SEATED arc V Asian. J. anlcnot, P. Flanagan STANDING: R. Dro eddy, MIL Norma W'Ldlo s, Chamblcss, Mrs. Mable Swanzy,M. Hooks c. Peyton and R0, Hooks eXLmdem. Future Nurses CRISP EFFICIENCY IS AS much a part of Future Nurses of America as their blue and white uniforms. Approximately 90 members have taken part in the Clubis activities during the year. Some of the most interesting events included the Awards Party in May and a field trip consisting of Visits to hospitals and schools in the Austin area in April. Meetings were weil-planned so members heard a variety of speakers. Many hours spent in the hospital helping others will be of lasting benefit? whether nursing is a career or a needed skill in later years. Mrs. Jesse Judd Miller, sponsor of the Future Nurses Club of TL C. Finley, chaplain; C. Midgcue, ptesident; H. Slane, parliamemai'ian and hislorian; M, Taulber, Soph. representative: I. McFarland, iirst Vice-presidem; Eloise de 105 Santos, sea and viceAprcsidcm. SECOND ROW: 1. McWil- liams, corresponding secIelary; L. Williamson, serrclary; C. Drnddy, treasurer; Peggy Hughes, Senior representative. Ofticels not pictured: S. Minner Iunior representative; Laurenda Rabin, reporter i i SOPHOMORES ARE PROUD Io wear iheir new uniforms-FIRST ROW': Kinell P. Strickland, C Brinkson N. Schroder LCapps. SECOND ROW: C. Shavers, P. Grifiilh, P Da avis C. Prince. THIRD ROW: Hi Trahan, M. Holiier, C. Raggio L MCAfce, M. Taubcr FOURTH ROW: L. Kauffinan, B. MCBeih D. Dunnam C Cuidry FIFTH ROW: P Culley, D. Solis umo, S. Waadcmon 76 See Sights in Austin THE FOLLOWING FUTURE NURSES LEARN to take blood pressure: C. Ra ggio, S. Minner, patient, N Ric hards, J Gonzales Mr Blade Verret RN Director of Nursing Service at St Marys Hos sitp 77 78 Seniors Leave Memories for J uniors - L Becky Carscc Judy McFarland z; : J Laurenda Babin Jackie Clingaman Bell! Ga ti Marion Court Eloise do 135 Santos Charlotte Finley Diane Kimball Arlene La Phyllis Laliolais Chme Paris. Lora Taylor Jessie Gonzales Junc McWHlliams C8101 Midgette Brenda Stone ?IJIIySIORSODONNING THEIR UNIFORMS FOR ANOTHER YEAR OF HOSPITAL work: W: R30 Wagner, Carol Baxbay, Linda Broussard Dianna Thomas, Carolyn Prince SECOND ROW: Charlotte Robhs, Madeline Zampini Nancy Richard Carolyn Cappadona, Marie Oxozco THIRD ROW: Sherry Webb, Ann McManus Becky DeVilIier, Judy Rode, Kay Merritt. F uture Doctors Future Doctors of Americav a new and comparatively small group, represents a rare dedication to a long schedule of study. Meetings during the year featured several speakers on a variety of proiessional topics, While meetings were not held at too-h'equem intervals, interest in becoming physicians and technicians was strength- ened by these students as they carried on class work in their particular science classes. FDA made a common ground for extending these interests. LEE ROY BYRD, PRESIDENT, and Maudine Malone, secretary, listen closely as Miss Elizabeth Shaw, sponsor, explains the parts of the ear. MEMBERS OF FDA will p10- vide the medical services for future generations' use in a ew years. FRONT ROW: Je Bussey, J A C. . u e . Cotham. SECOND ROW: B eal ey, H. Bennett L Anselmo M. Leblanc, G. Roddy, R. Lan- dry. THIRD D:ROW B. Long HighPlower, F. Lee b, H, Leavell, . airs ,J. McCall FOURTH R W: . Leblanc, Be Mealer, J. Cuniss, T. C. R0 ddy, Te Mor- gun D. Haltom M. Hensley, and M. Kuhitz. Repertoire Players Represent AFTER PASSING A TEST on their acting ability, judged by the officers and sponsors, Lt SummerIin, P. Bazar, R. Luemmle, M. Boyanton, J, Ryan, Lt Cline, Rt Lind, E. De Ios Santos, B. Formagus, Pt Daigle were promoted to repertoire level in the Club. Repertoire Players has a long and distinguished history in the activities of Thomas Jefferson High School. Organized in the lean years of the 1930,s, the Players have concentrated upon providing a cul- tural interest in plays of all varieties and lengths The rush of a curricular program with increasing emphasis on scholarship has had a tendency to curtail activity, but not interest, in drama. Approximately 70 members joined the group and partic- ipated in bimonthly programs. Miss Nancy Creswell, herself a graduate of this school, has served as co-sponsor with Mr. James Irvinet TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE, AS well as acting ability, is emphasized by Repertoire oiiicers: S. Stewart, treas- urer; L. Bond, historian; L. Scelerandi, vice-president; J. McMillan, president; and P Stansbury, secretary. 80 Dramatic Talent OLD REPEKTOIRE LEVEL members taking the lead in club activities are Maria Run, Dennis While, Marilyn Du- cote, Jerry McMillan, Pamela Slansbury, and Lynn Bond, Martha BuIncll, Roxie Roll, and Larry Sclemndi. J0 ELLEN HOLLAND, Patsy Crochettc, Jeanette BcrgFIon, and Margaret Bugnaud arr apprentice level members enjoying their first year as active members 0t Repertoire Club. LETTERING AT THE turn of the semester were Suzy Stewart, ynn Bun , oxie R011, and Pamela Slansbury. Repertoire Activities HAVING COMPLETE CON- TROL over Repertoire meetings, Miss Nancy Creswell has acted as sponsor. SHORT SKITS ARE always enjoyed by Repeuoire members at regular meetings. ADMIRING THE AWARDS given at the Awards Party, these members smile With joy. Forensic Club uRESOLVED THAT THE U. 5. should promote a Common Market for the Western Hemisphere? this yearis debate topic, was argued both negatively and affirmatively by student debaters in Forensic Club. Meel- ing every Wednesday to practice, these debaters discuss their problems and share new material with their fellow associates. This year they entered four tourna- ments: Spring Branch, Bellaire, Stephen F. Austin, and the Lamar Tech Invita- tional Tournament from which Gary Nobel and Bob Thompson brought home the first place trophy in Senior Menis Debate. The main purpose of the club is to get more students interested in debate. Mr. James Irvine, sponsor, has done much to make this club a success. OFFICERS OF THE FORENSIC Club, Gay cooksey, Pam Stansbury, Gary Nobel, and Jerry McMillan, luok over the yearqs happenings. MEMBERS OF FORENSIC Club are STAND- ING: R, Wickware, R, Terry, R. R011, L Bund, Ti Arrington, A. Weber, R. Luwenstein, B. Devillicr, Ji Roberts, P. Jordan, D. Twieg, and T. Summcrlin. KNEELINC: B. Thomp- son, Ge Nobel, IL Rozelle, J, Campbell, .Ii Ryan, T. Marks, D, Riggin, D, Jackson, and J. Sharpless. SITTING: P, Stanshury, C. Cooksey, J. McMillan, S. Toliver, L. Shurploss, and l LaGmne. PRACTICE AND CON- STANT research mark the efforts of these members as they prepare to represent T1 in another tournament. Creative Writing Society Publishes Book 5 HRE NEW '3' STRIVINC TO MAKE THE Iirel war of the CreaIixc Writin Sucicn 11 succlssml one 11cm 1111-511 01111115 .Ind sponsors Jnlm Cums, Fumm; .mw, 11114119111 nn Jones, WIrx. V1111'g11rel larkrA sponsors, Lith Sum- 1111-1'11115 11-1115 Pool. 311115311011 Bjerring, Mrs. Linda Mawcy. sponsors, Rirhurd Trow, and Dmid Bonncn. WORDS WERE IMPORTANT TO these 111011111615 of the Creative Wriling Society: UP ROW: T. Haglcr, C. P1-lcrso11. R. Mmhis. SECOND ROW: E1 Lacy, D. CliHe, B. Hutson, E. Horwill THIRD ROW: Mr, Rethurgh, J, Mommy, M Coulboum D. Kimball, S. Hawes. Pam Ponder, P. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: C. Prince, C4 Lively, M. Buyanlun. R. Lacmmlc. FIFTH ROW: K. Cray, R, Lind, and C.Sn1ith. PRESIDENT T O M M Y CROW CALLS one of 1111- 111ckly rlub meet- ings 10 order. I 11511215 gmnmlh fol lowed by 1111; analysis of xarious articles wrincn 111 mcmhers which vwrc Used in 111011 booklet. Slide Rule OFFICERS BILL JOHMON, 1mm Bourg, and Leslie Lakie discuss the proh- lems of the slide Iulc with . rs. Laverna Kicfcr, sponsor of the grow GEORGE BRIGHT TOMMY Townsend Robert Loewenstein represented the club at the regional meet where K0 en placed first and George seconaL Robert went on m the slate convention where he took third placc in slide rule com- petition. LARGE ATTENDANCE IS always maintained in the Slide Rule Club by members. FIRST ROW: R. Mathis, H. Magnus, .1 Hub e1, J. Busse ey, R. He nke, IVL Dimicll. SECOND ROW: D. Auld, 5. Russell E. L8 nclos, B Harde1 B.Lequeux,J.51xanzy THIRD ROW: P. Dutch J Vicyer, R Tm ,D. Wals,RlLand1y.1:ROURTH G. Dunkin, D. Bourg, B Johnson J. Baron B. Proft. FIFTH ROW L. Lakie, J. Wemingtvvon. SIXTH ROW: 1 Ryan K W 0H 13 Slack: D1Tweig,T. Meeker, J. Easily, R. DiAhadie, F.Ham1lton and Glen Coldsmilh. A Wide Variety of Projects Is Completed by FRED GLORIA, MAURICE LE BLANC, Tcx Elliot, and Arthur Berry pick out jokes for the Juniox Red Cross Joke Book disuihmed to 1042211 hospitals each year. BRINGING IN THE CHRISTMAS tree to be decorated by 1011 ..RC.1nembe1s arc the follovdng officers: Shirley Simsj president Cinda Pettcway, Jackie Clingaman and GERALD DUNKLIN, WANDA THORNELL, JACKIE BENFIELD, and Pat Larson gather gifts for the needy overseas. J unior Red Cross SENIOR MEMBERS ARE DECORAIING THE Christmas 11-:ec 1K L131 1m L. ully C. Pane way, S Sim s,J Clingman GlandingJ: M Coulbum, P. Badger L. Babin, S. F0510: P. Meye 1,1 1i.D11111111g11c, VI Kitchens, L 51111111 D. Garza J. Gunzules, M155 Marganl Millcr sponsor, JUNIOR JRC MEMBERS take an active part: 1KneePI- mg L, Bettie B Mallet Flanagan, T. Darling, R IWag- ner 1Sland1n ng1 R R01 M. McCauhney, N. Schroledcr, 13111113,r M 211np1111. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: P.Cr1ff1ll1 C. Sepeda, C Shakers SECOND ROW: L. Cupps, D1 Milbum, L. Caner, M Tnuber THIRD ROW P. Malgrem C Ray7 gin, N. Haney, P. Culley, E. Gonzales. FOURTH RWO :N. Meadows, C. Hofipoum,J Ryan S. Joffrion. 87 Junior Classical League SENATE MEETINGS PLAY an important role in JCL. Oiiicers pictured215iuing Left In RighU J. Millar, M. Turner; 0. and C. Cor ncr Shlndm y P, Price; consul, B. Thompson, M. oulbuum; quucsxor, Is . omson and . B. Caholl sponsors, J Straub; consul B. Scale; firsl consul P Duvun C. Whitc and VI. Rcehurg HEAVENLY TREATS WERE served hy the Olympian Chm a! the Saturnalia Serving are D Hinrichs, J Straub, M. Cnulhnurn, and S. Btavcns. 88 Accents the Latin Language PROUD OF THE size of their clan N.McNaI1h S. ShchieIrl A Hamilton 1.101111ston D RiegI 1e1-, S. Summexhill, N Ric1111rd,S. Sniccnoad 11nd D. LcBlanc BACK ROW: D Shook. B Comstock M Ansco K. Wolf, E. McLeod, D. Dennis, B. Jul1nsu1'1,D Lnukas H .,lcune andJ.C1'eeed BE 1111101111 1L AND laugh a 1111 11 the motto 01 1110111 year 1111111111: 111111111 J 1111111111, T. H1111, 11 H1011 5.1311101 G. 111111, T s Ru ddy, J. .111111 L1 111111111011, 11, McCurInvv P. Flmkman, J. Campbell and L Harmon. New Faces in JCL SMILES OF RELIEF adorn the faces oI newly raised plvheiansisTANDINC: B. Hcally, D. Neal, K Miller, A, Goodyear, E. LcBlunc, W. Bubin, R. Waterson, SITTING: V. Sermun, R. Droddy, V, Andrus, V. Cmchm, J. Horsack, T. Griffin, and J, Noel. J CL CURRENT EVENTS TAKING place in all the clans were covered by the staff of the Excelsior. Members are: W. Buhin, P. Price, cdilur M. Sirman, R. Droddy, J Noel, and V. Simmn. Accomplishment Sets Standards AN AIR OF accomplishment 1adiazcs fxom these new nIemIJeva' S Moritz J. Hussinger P. D11 gamj Busscy, S Schmidt MIDDLE ROW: B. Odne 31 S Russel, P. Robideaux A. W,ehner D. Mandel . Ierson M.Iral1an C. White BACK ROW: C.High1wer, B. Long H. Magnus B Collins J.Dul1ois 13 1110111115011 D. Waxlitk undV THEY MAY BE sophomores, but they are happy since they 11c no Ionger pIebeians in KL SEATED P. Piggnl, M. Rec- bur 1;. H. Conant and S Thom- 1011 SIANDING- S. Capps, A, Rnumum, M J. Hill, E. H 1y. J.Iy11ch, and K Huehel. RECEIVING CERTIFIC TES RAISING these 1111111111111 10 11111-11-11m W15 long awaited hy: G. Henry, J. Benfield, B. Meeker, 2 Taylor, 0 Davis E Brock 55111111111 N. Schroeder P. Page, R. Hencke 11111 L. Pa 12. 9l Banquet Highlights Year PROGRAMS UNDER THE direction of spon- sors Mrs. Geraldine Johnson and Mrs. Beverly Cahell concerning Roman history and the LaLin language were emphasized this year in JCL. One of the largest Clubs in school, JCL created interest for many new Latin studentsh The first major event 0f the year was the Salurnalia, attended by many parents, where the first-year students were raised from the lowly rank of plebian. The special social event of the year was the banquet which took place in the spring. i g s s g E MAIN ATTRACTION OF THE evening was Mr, L10, d Hayes vuesl speaker. A VISIT TO A Roman home was presented in tho skit by E. Hall, C. White, V 0110, M. Reeburgh, W. Bahin, S. Thornton, Ph Piggott, L. Gaspard, G, Methvin, J. Millar,P.GoIdblum. 92 NEW YEAR'S EVE panics Saturnalia F estive Occasion were a great success in Rome as dcmmr strated by R Hinds, H. Bennct, D. Cliffe, M. Turner, and S. Carter. RAISING THESE PLEBE- IANS T0 Patrician: was long awaited by: mack Row C, Pavia, P. Coldhlum, n. Mc- CIain, G Raddy, R. Felder. mom Row J. Mum, M Gooch, R Smith, F. Wilcox, P. Wilson and s Gaspard. ALTHOUGH THE EQUES- TRIAN Clan is no longer taking Latin, the exstudents cnioy Salumalia. The mem- bers are T, row, E. Hor- wilz, K Marshall, B. Glenn, J. Brown, B. Poole, J. Mims, and R Walken 93 French Club Sponsors Mardi Gras Ball FRENCH CLUB MEMBERSUHIF is of special interest to this gro FIRST ROW: C. Moritz, M. Haber,u C. Davis, R. Courvillc, D. Scalcu. SECOND ROW: E. Morgan, M. Vickcrs, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: P. Viewing E. Allen A. Commander C. Cntham S Sorenson, FOURTH ROW: P. Tho- mas, J. Barker, P. Caxherry, J. Fox FIFTH ROW: D. Bxunson, A. Collins, L. W7illz, S. McDonal, N, Tatum. SIXTH ROW: G Newman, A. BerryY E. Beauchamp, A. McManus, J. Meyer, J. Welch. group: Dec Lequeux, Janice Townsend, Nancy Good, Judy PUBLICITY FOR THE Mardi Cras Ball was managed by this Pierce, Kathleen Woods, Kaxen Cray, Elizabeth Flynn, 94 French Club THIS GROUP OF club members found that dccnrming for lee annual Mardi Gras Ball was: fun. OFFICERS: Elizabeth Flynn, Peggy Gralino, Ann Claire Cotham, Mary Beth Beauchamp, and sponsor, Miss Sandra Cole, lest the foreign language lalL COLLECTING COLORFUL DECORATIONS FOR the Mardi Grus Hall was a tedious task for this comminee, but tmy enjoyed the final effects. 95 9b DurlLvDa Du , . . OOPS! Parlez Vous Francais? Maqu of ervnmnim Duh Din loncy presmns La eine Peggy Gralinn win: :1 Imuqunt of mm: whilr La Roi Clnis Bray lnnkc on during 1hr crowning rfro- monies at the Mmdi Gms Ball, Jefferson Union of German Students Tfs ueu Jefferson Vnion of German Students was founded this year by the growing populace of German Language Students. A member of the Texas Association of German Studenls. TAGS, this or- ganizalion helps to provide greater fellowship among German Students and to study the language, peo- ple, and customs of Germany, Allhough JUGS is an organization new to TJ, it should prove to become one of its finest. ALONG WITH THEIR sponsor. Misx Iris Hull. Phil Felckmun, chancellor: Inn and, vicc-chanccllnr; Pam Ponder, minister of finance; and Bobby Hull, minimr nf affairs, loam thy fins points of lhe German lunguugr. J UGS CLUB MEMBERS Wront Ruwh Claude Purdue. hSccond Rom Tommy Crow. Rise Lind, Julius Eichenhorsh 1'Third Rowh Don Twcig, Beverly Domaschk, Dennis Whilr, Lee Lumpkin. hFourlh Row Doug Fleckman, George Chase, Maria Run. hFiIkh RoxH Gail Saunders, Margo Cllumgnicr. Devru Jones, Charlotte Seewoster. hStand- inm Herman chcka, Roxie Roll, Tommy Turkcr, Dcnnis Gordy, Rohrn Torry, Mary Beth Boyanton, Bob Lowenstein, Bernie Brown, and Miss 97 98 lUNIOnR MEMBFKS ARE TANDING: B. Martinez 5. Collazo . 11611117; S. Ortiz, R. Exley, H Howell K.MursI1alI C. J ts E. Giroski M. 01171211. KhEE J. L 1, A. GunlaIes, I Cu u.erre1o L. Barlnmsa D. Infamc, R Ransnm BI. Pcmles I Be Lu Cruz R.Lon:1 31.14111121ce , m Pan-Am wag; LEARNING ABOUT PANAMERICAN rcIalionships and ways to im- prove thr, club won zhc objcclIVCs of mm delegates lo the stale Convention in Sun Anmnio on March 28-30 Accompanied by Miss Mam garct MCCimy, sponsor, the delegalrs wcrc SEATED; Lupe Garcia and Jancll Prior, and STANDIDG: Linda Parker, Mia: MnCimy, Jo Ann De La Cruz, and IioIores Guuu. ADMIRINC A MEXICAN pinata are American Club officers: L. Garcia, secretaryrtreas- urer; D. Garza, vicepresidcnt; Miss Margaret Mc- Ginty and Miss Lynn Bolton, R. Exley, parliamentar- ian: and J. Price, president, SOPHOMORE M E M B E R S: STANDING: J, Glass, R. C01- letti, M. Coward, P. McBride. 5. Castle, J. Andrus, B. Brehmed, L Parker, L. Gardner M. Her- tica R. Avilez L McC1intoCk R Smith. KNEELING: L. Carl- wright S Daniels C Sep6da C. GiesenwhiKW t1.6wGBllL Galvan 0.d613 Rnsa G. DVelascn L. Brown and K Blan SENIOR MEMBERS OF Pan-Ax B, Brogan A. Garcia, M. Sane L.Wi1tz L. de la Rosa, L. Farm J Conzal6s C. Cooksey, and S. Dn nwns. Southern Neighbors SOur neighbors to the south1, are the center of interest of the Pan-American Club, a member of the CI Forum. Open to students who are taking or have taken Spanish, the Club is one of TTS Oldest. The state convention in San Antonio on March 2830 high1ighted the yeafs activities. Other activities included Caroling at Christmas and a picnic at the end of the year. KENEELING: J Clingaman M Garcia M. Valv 99 Artists Are Born MEMBERS OF THE Art Club are creating various Chrislmus dnecuraliuns for the school. SITTING: J. Mendez, T. Crow, J. Magnus, CK Carr c, Ber rry K Gntfith STANDING T.an n, R, Dmddy, 51 Green R. Carcara, S. Schmidt G. Hollzclaw JK Bearden B Cappadona, R. Mayes, A L Hickson, T Iumpkin, P. Culley, D Kimball, J. Besse, and L. Tindell, SPONSOR MR. ROGER RUSSELL LOOKING AT COPIES of famous pictures in- terest the Art Cluh officers: Pat Larsen, pIesi- dent; Jane B00111, secretary; Lannie Romero, program chairman; Billee Claire Albright hens urcr: and Stevc Hams, vice president. IOO A highlight of the year in Art Club was a field trip to the Houston Museum and to Foleyk to observe art exhibits being displayed. Sponsored by Mr. Roger Russell, the club helps decorate for various school functions throughout the year, such as: preparing the show cases7 sets for stage productions, and signs for campaigns. The club sponsors art exhibits for local students and enters exhibits for show and competition. Camera and Advanced Science Two of the smaller Clubs holding special interest are the Camera Club and the Advanced Science Club. Cam- era Club members have few formal meetings but enjoy individual projects in consultation with their sponsor, Mr. Russell. Advanced Science members are of the highest caliber. They must main- tain 3 M3,, average and have 2 years in both math and sciencet They have few formal meetings but do much in informal experiments and projects PRESIDENT GEORGE BRIGHT and vice-presidem Jamie Creed observe and record conclusions from their study of a biology specimen. CAMERA CLUB SPONSOR, Mr. Roger ussell. WHAT'S THAT! exclaim B. Hopkins E. McCloud Leavell and B. Hutson. STANDING: J. Creed R Orr, T. Daniels, D.Mande1 H. Bennett, B Lequeux, mem- bcIs of Advanced Science Club PRACTICINC THE ART of taking a lively picture are members of the Camera Clu h. o Bearden, B. Powell J Eaves, and Md Kitchens IOI Proj ectorst Club A vital part of the schoolis cur- riculum is viewing films that explain more fully the subject being taught. Without the aid of the Projectors Club, this activity would not be pos- sible. Composed of boys in study hall classes who devote much of their valuable study time to showing these films, a crew of amateur movie op- erators is on duty each period of the day. Busy librarian Mrs. Marcelle Pitman coordinates the work among operators, teachers, and film sources. Mrst Marcelle Pitman, sponsor, Jimmy Redick, vice-president, and David Bankston, president, examine this projector to assure smooth running of all future films. SEEN IN A demonstration of how to roll film are these members: R. Rodriquez, Jt Lee, J. Frasier, D. White, Di Spanner, M. Leblanc, R. Butler, T. Short, Rt Hundertmaxk, D. Thompson, and J. M. Easley. l02 Ski Club Completes Another Active Year THE SKI CLUB formed in 1961 has enjoyed another successful year with outings at Cow Bayou throughout the warmer months of the year. The Ski Club this year has purchased ski balls from the club treasury and has paid for gasoline and the transportation of boats. Com- mon interest in a thrilling sport makes the club associa- tion a pleasant addition to study. THE MEMBERS ENJOY SKIING from sun up to sun down. They never seem to tire. OFFICERS COMING IN for a successful landing arc Fudge Manley, vice- president; Roxie Roll, treasurer; Twnsy Glover, secretary; and John Nelson, president. CLUB MEMBERS TAKING ADVICE FROM sponsor Mr. Alfred Hebert are hFram Rnwh Chuck Sherwood, June DDIin, Sandy Brauninger, Jeanie Mommy, Donna Landry, Pat Pigon. hSecond Rowh Marshall Hensley, Lynn Smith, Steve Preiean, Don Reitz, Sherry Webb, Kay Marin, Don Killebrew, David Slickleyh hThird ROVO Leland Gaspard, Bob Black, Chuck Suuud, Bobby Glaze, Martin Griifin, Lany Reiley, Jim Fisher, and Lewis Cavarena. 103 THESE learn DE STUDENTS demonstraliun tech- niques: S1 Chatelaln, M. ahin, L. Jones, M. Smith, J. Gaspard, P1 Christian, B, Formagus, agnon, Broussard, R1 Vincent, R. Dauueuil, J. LaLonde, C1 Bush, B. Barnard, T. Blanch- ard, C, Strother, P. McCol- Iough, P, Melancon, J. Coop- er, L. Coffee, C. Dominquez, and J1 Fontenol, DE Takes Part in Activities THESE DE STUDENTS col- lected goods during the food drive for the community: D Duho ms T. Ianchard C Suire D Wheeler, J. Mingle, R. Fec cmst er, B1 rion, C, Cotham, J. Bearden, D. An- gelin, 1 hatagnier, 141 Gladoen, L. Bradley, R. Woj- cik, M Ha nkins R. milh C. Higginbmham, N Brous and C. J. Bo 0mg, and C. J Boudreaux. DE STUDENTS MAKE ready fol an afmrnoon sale 0i balloons at the pep rally :15 they 11y to raise school spin: dunng the ,62 Jacket fomball season They Earn Money and Getting paid to go to school is more than a pleasant day dream for 85 students in Distributive Education classes. The students attend classes half a day and then gain on- the-job-experience by working the rest of the day in various area business firms. Special highlight of the year was the annual Awards Banquet held at-the Port Arthur Country Club on April 22. Plans for the event were made by the students with the help of Mrs. Della Hille, DE co-ordinator. MORNING DE STUDENTS view activities of DE clubs throughout the nation by reading the DE magazine: C. 5min, Dt Roccaforte, C. Green, F. Hutchin- son, Rt Canada, B. Condron, W. Hernandez, H. Green, Jt Burnett, M. B. Beauchamp, W. Amcmor, and W. Hardin, Credits MRS. DELLE HILLE THESE MORNING DE students take part in decorating the class- room during various seasons of the year. Left to right: D. Beret, J. Sedtal, D. Simon,'Ct Armstrong, R. Self, G. Palermo, At LaCombe, L. McCullough, Rt Nickelson, D. Adaway, L Lopez, K. MCMon- agle, B. Thurston, R. ' and D. W'ilsnn. I05 DE Banquet and Awards Night DE SWEETHEART JANIS Fonzenm, and DE Beauty Mary Beth Beauchamp receive their awards from Ray Canada THE MAIN SPEAKER WAS Mr. John Carney, assistant personnel manager oi Continental Oil Company, Southwestern Division and Refining and former DE student who trained at the First National Bank. CHERYL MILLER PRESENTS awards to standing DE stu udents Terry Blanchard Dian Borel and Janis Fontenot THE BANQUET WAS a big suc- cess as over 176 persons turned out for the Annual Awards Night Program. 106 Editor SUE HONEYCUTT A; 'stant Editor JACKIE SCOTT Staff Members CARY RANDOLPH DIANNE GRANTHAM LINDA DOWNS ORGANIZATIONS FIGHT FOR JANIS CARVER Head Cheerleader v w-h: df;3y?w. CLAIRE LANDRY KENNY GRIFFITH JERR Y Ma WILLAN VICTORY Head Cheerleader Maroon and Gold Band NOEL DOLCE Drum Major HO GEORGE BRIGHT tudent Director JOHN BADGETT Direcmr Leadership plays an important role in any well- organized group. The band, under the direction of Mr. John Badgett, George Bright, and Noel Dolce, has enjoyed a rewarding year, filled with many new and beautiful songs, outstanding maneuvers, and melodious concerts. The honors have been numerous, the practice, long and hard, and the activities, many and variedh this is the Thomas Jefferson Band. Majorettes and Color Guards SUE SCHEXNAYDER Head Color Guard BETZY ROUSSEL Head Majoreue CINDA PETTEWAY olor Guard JUDY BERG PATTY MEYER Color Guard Majoreue MGO, Ye Port Arthur, CHERYL ALLEMAN, Clarinet SLAGLE ALBRITTON, Trombone LINDA BANDSMA, Percussion AIIVIegian 6162 DAVID BENNETT, Hom GEORGE BRIGHT, Clarinet Allvsmte 60763, AIL Bzrego ARBARA BROGAN Bassoon JACKIE CLINGAMAN Saxophone MARY ALICE COLLINS Flute BETTYE COX, Clarinet EDWARD DE JEAN, Saxophone NANCY ANN DIX, Saxophone Allrregion 61-62 JESSE DOTY, Percussion AlZ-rcginn 60-63 JULIA FOSTER, Clarinet CAROL FRANKLIN, Clarinci BENNIE BETH CARTIN, Flute TRAVIS HAGLER, Cornet F ight for Victory,9 DONA HINRICHS, Hom EDWARD HORWITZ, Trumpet SHARON KILLIAN, CIar BLAYDE LEQUEUX Baritone All- region 61 62 All- -regian 61-62 DONALD MARSCH, arinet RAY MATHIS, Clarinet ' MYE MARY EVELYN MURPHY, HgIYTn NEAL, Trombone AII-Regz'an 62-63 CHARLES PETERSON, Fl 1 u e All-regian 60-62 RICHARD TROW, Cornet CAROLYN WHITLOW, Percussion LYNDA WILTZ, Clarinet All-region 62-63 FRANK ZUMO, Clarinet All-region 62-63 MOVE THAT LINE Up! Guide right' Sweat, strong legs, and 3 LAST MINUTE ARRANGEMENTS are made as the majoretles beautiful half-lime are the results of hours of practic and color guards discuss the weekh maneuver with Noel before marching into the stan s. I '3 There Is Something Thrilling SMILES AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS hanging from the ceiling highlighted the annual Band Banquet as band members and dates enjoyed themselves, PLAYING A SPECIAL KIND of music, the Jeffersonians add special notes to concerts. OFFICERS ARE: KNEELING: Cinda Petteway, treasurer; Bctzy Rousscl, librarian; Sue Schexnayder, historian. STAND- ING: Ray Hinds, manager; Slagle Allbritton, president; Nancy Dix, veep; Beth Cartin, secretary; Hoyt Neal, veep; George Bright, student director, H4 About Marching With a Band STUDENT CONDUCT GEORGE BRIGHT. THE B; - NOTES go round and round and they come out 1mm. Il5 Red Hussar Drum and Bugle Corps 66Here We Come,, JACKIE SCOTTiDrum Sergeant JOHANNA GEBHARTiBuglc Sergeant Two months of summer vacation and aftersschool hours of daily practice go into making the Friday night haIf-time shows the near miracles of precision and perfection that delight all spectators. Being the only corps in the state to perfect and use the double-time step, the Hussars flash past the crowd taking 360 steps a minute. This feat is not as simple as the girls make it look; rather, it is one of much envied accomplishs ments. Each member must pass a series of tests including posture, rhythm and coordination, memory, marching, and instrument. Membership in the Hussars is a lot of work but this work SANDY WIGGIN5 is accompanied by the many pleasures that go along with Drum Major . . . the satisfaction of a Job well done. Twirlers Delight KAREN SEALEY , - MIKIE PREJEAN ead Maonelte Maonelte JANET UNDERWOOD SUE HONEYCUTT Majorette . . V . Maiorette Hussars - 1963 Style , 1 1 71.- . h . ah. 'kg: 311,1 1 hSAK FALL OFFICERS include: Elizabeth Flynn, chaplain; Chris Folsom, assistant uniform quartermaster; Toby Cone, vice- prc dam; Brrnrlu Richard, ptesidcnl; Johanna Ceb art, bugle sergeant; Mikie Prejeun, majnretle; Karen Sealey, head majoreue; ndy Wiggi , drum major; Sue Honeycml, majoreuc; Janet Undmvood, majorette; Jackie Scull, drum sergeant; Carol Peymn, retary e Arringtom uniform quartermaster; Ann IVCManus, reporter; iby almc1, assistant instrument quartermaster; Nancy McNahh, historian. ALL FXES TO THE RIGHT, was the command as the 11113111 vuzed 111 1115 d1ing blaze of the bonfire The flames soon 1111 , but 1111-11 liglu remained 111 the exuued faces of the sludrnls of J. THE WBoow 11 1111 11111 1111111 W11 11111 11.111111 1.111111 1111115111111 1111 11111111111111 of 12111111 Leblanc 1111 011111 Wingme 11 1111 hPRACTICE MAKES PERFECTV was the main idea stressed at the daily after-school practices. IIB SPRING OFFICERS FOR Hussars are KNEEL- INC: Johanna chharl, bugle sergeant; Jackie Scott, drum sergeant. FRONT ROW: Sue Honeycutt, major- eue;1any iggins, drum major; Karen Sealcy, head majorcue. FIRST ROW: Libby Summerlin, lreus urcr; Donna LcBlanc, rcporLer; Joanne Ludwig, presidenl; Mary Ellen Guajardo, inslr ument quamr- mastm Albright uniform quartermus1er.BACK ROW: Meridith Kusch, asst. uniform quartermaster; Regina Droddy historian; Sally Meadows viccprcsi- dent; Claudia Wingule, asst instrument quartermasle Janice Townm-nd, chaplain; Marcella Babino, accre- lary, E. FROSTY THE SNOWMAN joined 1110 decamtion comminec to mack a be autifnl Hussar Ball setting. Members include: Joanne Ludwig Barbara Jo Davis, Carole Hall, Mary Lockwood, Johanna Cobhart, am! PM E 1sley. EXCITEMENT, THRILLS NOISE, and laughter filled each moment of the oul-of-Iown games. An air of unx1e1y mingled with the reviewmg of the coming half l1me manuevcr was Ihc almosphcle found on each Hussar bus. Three Long Years Billie Claire Albright Marcella Babinu Sandra Beavens Sandra Brauninger Jean Brown Nita Brown Susie Cue Toby Cone Balhara Jo Davis Pat Easley Jean Eaves Ellan Guajzrdo Carole Hall Beth Ann Knight Brenda LeBlanc Barbara Light Mary Lockwood Joanne Ludwig Marilyn McGuff Sally Meadows Kay Milbum J oan Mims Margie Owens J anis Pace Carole Peyton Mary Ramirez Brenda Richards Shirley Sims Jill Smith Linda Smith Libby Summerlin Sharon Suttle IZO THE EYES OF TEXAS were upon our boys as they won a mighty victory over the Port Neches-vaes Indians. AFTER MANY WEEKS of anxiety new Hussars proudly don their big sisters' boats at the annual Hussar installation. I22 LEADING THE HERALDS in their service projects this year were Bctzy Roussel, vice-presidem; Susie Coe, treasurer; Billie Claire A1- brigbt, secretary; and Arthur Elsler, president. Service Heralds SPONSORING THE HER- ALD projects for this year were Mm Reed and Mrs Blount. Heralds F eature SENIOR HERALD MEM B:ERS BOTT OzM J. Geb hart J. Dawson, S Wig gins, R. Benz, 5. Green Cu Flanagan. TOP: L, , L. Lakie, D. Gannon J Rob erts J Segrest. SENIOR HERALDS: FRONT ROW: S. Beavens, P. Bazar, S. Simsi SECOND ROW: K. Tansil, C. Randolph jean, S. Honeycult. BACK ROW: A. Weber, IJ.C Hodges, N. Dolcc, P. Thomas, S Shar M A GA Z I N E COLLECTORS, USHERS, planters, and decorators are just a few of the many talents welcomed in this yearis Heralth organization. Combining work with pleasure, Heralds members dutifully serve their school with their time and effort. As a service group, Heralds represents a civic spirit that will later help make Part Arthur a pleasant place to live. A FEW FINISHING touches before the Homecoming dance were made by the decorating committee of Heralds. l23 Service With a Smile JUNIOR HERALD MEMBER51FRONT ROW- K Gm ay, 5. Chambless E. Flynn M. Vickers D Seal 100, M. Texan C. Folsom, N.WIcNal1b,A Mulkey, N. Pim c R. Wingiield. SECOND DzROW C P.51es,D. Us 11110, M. Kus1,l C Wingate, C Branch J. Darling, B1 Rccvcs, R1 Taft. Wivgins l24 a k 1110111115011 1 Campbell M Reid B. Meeker, c Badgeu BACK ROW- N. Harman, A. Andrews K. Moore N. an y Carol Peyton,Pa1ty Price Judy Magnus, and Belly Glenn busily sort magazines to be taken to 111a Community Harm. DRESSED APPROPRIATELY AND WITH shovels in hand, the Heralds help beautify the campus by planting azaleas. Dependable Workers WK FEW BUFFS and thefll be shining like ncwf say Jimmy Roberts Cary Randolph Jerry Segrcsl Reid Patterson, Donald Shafen, Dan Cannon, and Gail Flanagan members 0f Ihe trophy cleaning Committee SENIOR HERALD MEMBERS include: BOTTOM to TOP: D Delaney, C. Meyer, R. Patterson, D Shafen, J. McMilIian, G. Cooksey, T Cone, B. C. Albright, R Glenn, J. Ludwig, P Easley, J Magnus, C. Landry SENIOR HERALD MEMBERS include: B. Poole, C. Peuway, B. Rnussel VI. Owens, B. Gillman G. Dejean B. Richards, M. Babino E. Wallace S. Allen, S. Schexnznder C. Pay! ton 125 Always Prepared THESE GIRLS were on hand at the Junior-Senior Play to dis- tribute programs and usher peo- ple to their seats EVEN 7: 45 IS not too early for Herald members as they meet to discuss the com ing service project. JUNIOR HERALD MEMBERS include: FRONT ROW: S1Swicegood S. Clarkson R. Grossfield, P. Pullen A. C. Colham SECOND ROW: M, Doeri nng, J. Pier me P Cralino J. Millar I1Chelette.BACK ROW: P. Larson P. Goldblum P.FIeckman,C1Bray,E.LeBlanc. l26 New Recruits t0 the NHS N Bob Lowenstein hands over his office of president of llxe NHS to newly elected president Keith Moore, while Phillip Flcckman, Vicevpresidem, Peggy Grulino, sceretaxy, and Boomy Hopkins, treasurer look on FOLLOWING THE TRAITS 0F the NHS the meeling: were organized and the members listened allemively. Mr. Dcvall announces to this group of students that they are the newly elected NHS members Mr. Devnllys talk was followed by a speech given by Miss Anderson citing the duties of the NHS member; l27 Senior Members of NHS Billie Claire Albright Slagle Albrinon Cheryl Alleman Marcella Babino David Bennett Ray Benz Judy Berg Sandra Beavens Mike Brannan George Bright Jean Brown Barbara Burks Lee Roy Byrd Cindy Carr Gay Cooksey Thomas Crow John Curliss Dub Delaney Sarah Dezelle Nancy Dix Noel Dolce Arthur Elsler Gail Flanagan Janis Fontenot Johanna Gebharl Bettie Glenn Travis Hagler Judy Henry Sue Honeycutt Tommy Kirchmer Dwight Klages Beth Ann Knight Claire Landry Pam Larson Blayne Lequeux Barbara Light I28 F urnish School Leadership Bub Lowenstein Joanne Ludwig Ray Mathis Sally Meadows Ted Meeker Gene Meyer Carol Midgene Kay Milbum Joan Mims Pat McGrew Marilyn McGuff Tommie Nielsen Margie Owens Reid Patterson Linda Perkins CllaIles Peterson Carole Peyton Mikie Prejean Janell Price Pally Price Becky Poole Sheri Reeve Paul Robisun Lannie Romero Belzy Roussel Sandra Schoppe Don Shaffelt Shirley Sims Sharon Sorenson Carlene Stephens Libby Summerlin Brenda Theriot Tommy Townsend Carol Travis J and Underwood Karen Wappler andy Wiggins l2? Officers, Juniors, Sponsors Take Part JUNIOR MEMBERS INCLUDE: FRONT ROW2VIereditl1 Kusch Judy Pierce, Pat Joh nson Pam Johnson Elizabeth Flynn, Ma1y Alice Terran, Sue Chambless, Marie Vickers, Gail Saundera, Marguerite Castru SECOND ROW: Richard Taft, Mike Tmhan, Jeanine Fox, Ellen Beauchamp, Tommy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY officers are Bob Lowenstein, president; Paul Robison, vice-presidenl; and Sarah Dezcllc, secretary. I30 Daniels, Shelia Swicegood, Stephanie Fuselier Dee Lequeux, Carolyn Estes Wanda Thomell Linda Ritchie. BACK Rzow James Creed Robert Terry, Robert Schmidt, Ronald Mayes, Gene Badgeu, Ann Mulkey, Judy Chelette, Mary Daering, Charles Wilson, Jessie DcLee, D011 Rozell, Claude Purdue. MISS ALIECE ANDERSON, sponsor of the Na tional Honor Society, mlks with Dr. Bittick, the guest speaker for the indumion program cerc- mon3 New Members Honored WITH MUCH PRIDE THE NEWLY- elected junior members receive their traditional National Honor Society rib ham and cards at the induction cere- mony. A RECEPTION HONORING the parents was given to highlight the induction ceremony. Here, Libby Summerlin, Gay Cooksey, and Barbara Light serve Mr. Colt, our principal. Lind, Bob Thompson. JUNIOR MEMBERS INCLUDE: FIRST ROW: Forrest Hopt Nancy MCNabb, Carol Skafi, Rise' kins, Justin Camp be , Claudia Wingale, Gwen He enry. Rena BACK ROW: Kenneth Wolf, Philip Fleckman, Chlis Bray, GIOSSfleld. Dora SCGICO Peggy GYalmO, Marla RUN SECOND Bill Seale, Marion Turner, Pam Ponder, Clara Tibbetls, Norma u y Mille ex, Don Boriskie, John Scheifley, EuCIid Shroedcr, Erma Brockschmidl, Steve Carter, Keith Moore, McCloud, Bill Hehinck, Carolyn Keurick Sandra Demon, B111 Stack. '3' I32 A Cappella Choir Seniors Virginia Aston Judy Berg Barbara Brogan Jean Brown Lora Bryan Barbara Burks udy Dawson John Duplissey Jean Eaves Harry Filzner Sandra Foster Ellen Cuajardu Donna Hendricks Judy Henry Beth Ann Knight Arlene Landry Pam Larson Representing Thomas Jefferson in All-Region was the honor held by, BOTTOM ROW: Bill Proit, Barbara Burks, Carolyn Estes, Becky Poole 0P ROW: and Hoyt Neal. Jeff Smith, Mike Phillips, Scott McGlo- then and Darrell Holmes. Bill Prof: and Hoyt Neal were also in the All- State Choir, Lead in Activities Charlene Lehman Barbara Light Jimmie Ruth Levingston Scott McClolhlen Joan Mims Tommy Morgan Hoyt Neal Becky Poole Charles Smith Carlene Stephens Libby Summerlin Carol Travis Barbara Walker Linda Webb David White Kathy Wolf MEMBERS OF THE Boysy Quartet: Hoyt Neal, Chtis Bray, tenors; Mike Phillips, tenor alternate; Jeff Smi , baritone; Bill Prolt, bass; and Clara Tibbens, accompanist. I33 Music Sounds Anew! THE GIRLSV SEXTET includes: Barbara Burks, Jimmie chingslon, THE MOUTHS FROM which bcauliful music flows were altos; Judy Berg, Libby Summerlin. :ccnnrl sopmnos; Barbara Ligln, filled with good food at the A Cappella Choir Banquet. Becky Pool, first sopranos. ' M'I!'Il!.ll ' ., Q I34 ALLELUIAS RANG THROUGHOUT the auditorium us the cnmlyincd chorus sung at the annual Christmas Program THE GLEE CLUB mm; mm m 01-h: Peggy Thumas. presidtnl M. Kitchen. xice-prcsidrm, Tuullmr, librarians: md 1,. ;, scrrrlary. Tln-y lmnidv guidumc m mlm Inmnln'n ..r Ihv duh. GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS, 47 to be exact, composed this year's Girls le- Club. 1-th girls were xe:ponsihlc for many excellent performanccs sponsored by the music department during the ymr. Flores. viCc-prcsidcnl; L. Knight and . illz. librarians; 5, Franklin, suc- The A Cappella Choir STUDENT CONDUCTOR, Hoyt Neal leads Hm A Cappella Choir as they rehearse for the Spring Concert. I36 S I 2 SELECTED AS OUTSTANDING A Cap- pella Choix member, Hay: Neal proved that he deserved the honor by assuming the re- sponsibility of student conductor and lead- ing tenor in the Boys QuarteL Mixed Chorus Sings in Concert THE MIXED CHORUS, pcrforming for the firs! lime as a group, a dad beauty to 1110 Christmas program. PROVIDING GUIDANCE FOR the A Cap- pella Choir members are its officers: Linda Beetle, reporter; Ellen Guujardo, Libby Sum- merlin, librarians; Jean Brown, vice-presidenl; Al Province, president; Barbara Walker, treas- urer; and Joan Mims, secretary: MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' SEXTET and the Boy? Quartet made up xhe madrigal group heard at the Sprin Concert. They are Becky Pool, Judy Berg, Barbara Burks, Donna Hindrich, Libby Summcrliu, Hoyt Neal, Mike Philips, Bar- bara Lighk, Jeff Smith, and Bill Proh, I37 Graduates Claim Scholarships THOMAS JEFFERSON high school sew 138 uwur 4nd cimxium iun rlminu-d during rumnu-xm-mont vx n Turlu- Alrrimrium Citations with spwial llnlmrs w v .mardcd along wilh Fifu- right Mrrilnx'imxs Cimliunc. Mhlum- sclu-lurship vu-n- awarded In 1mm Bankslon, name Collegu; Danny lh-ll. XIiLu Dnylr. Bobby Hollirr. and Tummy Kirvth-r. ' AEQM: Raga Gcnnusu and Teddy Lillj um. Texas Uni- u-mu; TA-rn Cuidry and ngm Jurk- mu. Lunar Turk: Charles Hall and Lynn Finmmm. Smdxun F. Audin: Janws Redv id; rni mny uf Houalun; Arthur 51m. vmmL nun. Junior College: cm- Sclwxnayv am M-xlmy College: and 'I'Vmsy Glovcr, in M Hnuqnn. Univ .Vurcing school schnl' ships went to Beth Cullin hum me .IeHersun County Mulirul Carol Midgouc J urkiu Clingumnu auxiliary. imm duh and Pilot from the Business and menseiunul Women's clulx. Scholunhips m Port Arthur Businrss Col- legv wvrc z-luimrd by Kmhlvm Wnlf, Lena Kuhn Studem Loan scholarship awarded 1n the Jewish Sisivrhnod of Temple Rodrf Shalom: Marilyn MrAdums. Alpha Delta Kappa snmriu: and Jami: anu-nul. Pun- lu-Ilvnic. Lamar chh awards wont to Gay Cunk ,y from Port Arthur unit of Texas State Teuvhcn :1st 'n: Jn Ellen Holland from Depunmrm cluh; Judy Hwy. Dun mhy Nhhh, Cuumm ethnlurship giu-n by Pilm rluh: Pulriuia Edmridgu, Benevo- lr-m Patriotic Onh-r n! Dom Charh-s Brown. Lakmiow Linnr club; Carroll Stew- urL Optimist club: Charlum- Humor: and Carol Tm E. E. Smokey Mommial srllltlthip; Munllu Burm-n. Garcia, Maura Crude Gonzales and Mary Ladies Luluc Cuuncil No, uudulupo Ellen Guajardm 228: and Michael Brannon. Berth Mann Phxmnwr Svicm-c zlwzu'LL Migrrllaneous college awards were claimed by Gail Flanagan and Bluync Li'qUPUX. PTA; John Carter, Texas Federation of anvlfs Clubs Hallmark Art scllolurslip; Robert Droddy, OCAW Ladies auxiliary; Jesse- DutyY music srhulzlrship to Sam Huu.h Ion Stale Teachers College; Cary Nobles, spmh scholarship to Lamar Terh; Mau- rice Page, music scholarship :0 Baylor Wiggins, Franklin University of Uniwrsity: Sandra Award scholarshify Houston; Dwight Klagcs, Tuxas Lullwmn College scholarship; Barbara Light, state winner of National Council of Teachvrs of English award and Sophie Newcomb schol- arship; June! Underwood, University of Alabama scholarship; Karen Seuley, Jun. ior Miss scholarship Io Lamar Tech: Jarkie Scan, University of Arkansas allcrnale scholarship; and Donald Twieg, candidate sclmlarrhip. from for National Honor Society v; V, ; l! 1 7ng. GOLF AND TRACK SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AND mum. oratory, speech, number sense and slide rule awards were presented by Mr. Colt. I38 NATIONAL mam SCHOLARSHIP WINVERS CL-nrgv Blight m Rm Hm: Charlz-s Pl'h'rson Tn... hrinmn Editor CINDY ti XRH Nsybtdlll IMiIur l VHS P X1 Ili HONORS l3? Beauties Reign As DE 5W EETHEART Junk Mullenul MKS: IDEAL ; CRETARY BAND SWEETHEART :uu Sthrxndydrr FOOTBALL SWEE'I'HEART .lmmnc lvudMg IDEU. HIE AR and 31155 FBLA . l A n 4' Pcur-n I40 TJ9s Sweethearts HOMECOMING QUEEN 13m, RuuM-l PILOT SWEETHEART Jam- Boutlu BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Janh Pm c XIbS FT Libby Suxumerlin l4! Outstanding Students TEN '11 4111111111. 11111-111111; 111.111111-11111 x111111111 1111-11 x1111111111111 1111111. .11111 11.1111 111111111111 Clyde 01111 1111 511111111 s1111-11m11. 111111 T11 gs. 111111-11 L111 11111. L1111111s11111 01-11111mox11 110111 1111111111 011111.1311111 131111111111, 1211:1111-1- 1'1-1111-14111. 111111 111111111111. 11111 L11 111.1 131.1111 Pam 5 11L1 Gillmm REPER'I'OIRF NV LE l'HliVIi'l' IJ 1VL'GH I'Cl RS OF AMERICAN REV OLUTION UV VRD RI CIPIEN F I42 Earn High Honors for Good Work OUTSTANDING FUTURE NURSES OUTST :NDINC LETTER GIRI 111d Judy McFarland 11nd Laurenda Bahin BE TALL- AROUND CIR Sue Scthnayder and Billie D011L1ingue ENJOYING THE BEAUTY of lhe hluebunnels are, 1111- buys and girls who unendcd Texas Boys Stale and Bluebonnet Girls State 1215! summer School authorities certify a list of :1 udmk: uuls landing in scholarship and service and 1arious scnice clubs choose candidates.Tl1ey are Ire Ruy B111! Cull Flanagan, BnMn Hollie! Arthur Elster and Becky Gillman Not pictured 15 Nuel Dulce I43 Scholarship and Honors REPRESElN TIDC TJ 1N 111C annual Pun Arthur CavOI ILcade celebrations are, STANDING: C Flunumn. .1. Carver, 5. Curler, K. P10111.J.1Magnus, .11 Underwood. B. Runs sel, 1.011.1T11wol V KAslnn, V1. Rumariez 1sr-rol11dB runner up1, Iey 1Cnv01 1Lmdr Quecn1, .1. BnolhK USU; Cungeniulily1 J. 5coll,B.Knig11l,B. Cillmzm l 1.Cou1bnum, C H311, L. Tiplon, 1.1 Prim, E. 1W1urph1, S Wiggins. SITTING, K Snwarl, P Etheridge CI RDeJcan. SECOND ROW: 5 Honeycult, A Ro1uson.THIRD ROW: A1 Websr, and P. Meyer. SWEETHEART GINNY ASTON and Beau Chris Bray were e1ec1ed by the members 01 the A CappeHa Choir. Ginny is the accompanist for the choir, and Chris sings a loner pan. POSTURE QUEEN Marion Tumor Beauty Bring to TJ PRINCIPAL CLYDE GOTT commends these students who made high scores on the Na- tional EDDIerit Test. They are, STHA Jean Brown, Beth Ann KnDight, and Judy Mag- nus, STANDING: Richard Trow, Paul Robisnn, and Mike Brannon, DE BEAUT Mary Beth Beauchamp YELLOW IACKET SWEETHEART Jackie Scan Outstanding BRINGING A FIRST place trophy in debuts to Thomas Jefferson for the lam timv in nine years. Bob Thompson and Gary Noble stpkAy big smiles and a big xmphy, FEELING VERY MUCH relieved of the tension, Dmid Mandel, Linda Plain and George Bright stop for 21 rest after receiving AIl-State Band honors. SMILINC HAPPILY AFTER receiving the news that they had won a first place in state competition are Hoyt Neal and Bill ProfL Hoyt won state singing a tenor pan. and Bill won singing n bass pm't. Students Honored Four Tie for 4.0 Honors k GEORGE BRIGHT LIBBY SL'MMERLIN JANELL PRICE MONTICELLO GUARDIAN AWARD WINNERS yRUussol and Duh Dclnmy CIVER 0F GLADNESS Difficulty of a feat Matters not when marked complete: Challenge checked, deferred, and beat: The thrill from God,s gift w0rk is meet. The use of hands, and mind, and might Will after give the heart delight. Gladness I49 BOYS, SPORTS Editor BOBBY HOLLIER Assistant Editors DAVID BANKSTON FRANK LOGAN JACKIE SCO'IT 0, , 1 4 . - V '1 gm 4w'?wzwm1FW l5l Yellow Jackets Coaches Strive for Victory THE YELLOW JACKET COACHING STAFF HAS WORKED LONG AND TEDIOUS HOURS TO BRING SUCCESS T0 THOMAS JEFFERSON. THEY HAVE TRAVELED HUNDREDS OF MILES T 0 CATHER INFORMATION ABOUT OPPONENTS IN AN EFFORT TO MAKE THE PLAYERS, JOB EASIER AND TO BRING ABOUT VICTORY. IT IS WITH THESE THOUGHTS IN MIND THAT WE OF THE SPORTS STAFF OF THIS ANNUAL SALUTE THE COACHES FOR THEIR FINE WORK, WHICH HAS UNDOUBTEDLY BROUGHT HONOR AND GLORY TO OUR SCHOOL. HEAD COACH CLARENCE UNDERWOOD KNEELING: Ben Burton, tackle coach; Clarence Underwood, head coach; and Smitty Hill, and coach, STANDING: Demo Johns, guard t'nach; and Huward Tippen, backiield coach. I52 Jackets Claim Revenge for 761 Defeats 3 3M; KNEELINC: Tummy Daniels, Norman Morcau. Chuck Strand. Gene Pare, Waller Sorgee, Mike Tmhan, TPIIY Rozelle, Norman Reeves, Erml Cuiclry MIDDLE ROW: Chris Bray, David Banksmn, Reagan Jackson, Mike Doyle, Lynn Simmons. Charles Hall, Frank Logan, Bryan Anderson, Bob Hollier. STANDING: Claude Pardue, Chuck Sherwood, Ted Lilljedahl, Ragan Cennusa, Buddy Ball, Tammy Kirchmer, Richard Tah, Jimmy Redick, Danny Bell, Charles Wilson. SEASON RECORDS Sept. 14-Bellaire I'Houstom 0 Jackets Sept. 21 Baytown , 10 Jacketsmr Sept. 28 Pasadena 24 Jackets Oct. 5-0range ,, Oct. 12- Ray morpus Chrism 7 Oct. 19 LaGrange Hake Charles D Oct. 2MPort Neches-Croves Nov. 2-Suuth Park Nov. 9 French ...... Nov. IPBeaumont ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, J ackets Open Season With Victory 19-0 QUARTERBACK RACAN GENNUSA gullups int a huge gain against the Belluire Cardinals in the season upenen Lending Ihe way are Bob Hullier Ugh Lynn Simmons mm, Charles Hull WM. and Tommy Kirchmex 55L FRIDAY, SEPT IPA musing 19-0 xictory over the Bellaire Cardinals of CAME AT A GLANCE Huusmn here on u wu'm September night set Ihe Jackets on the comeback lrail P A B . for me 1902 season. Showing lrEandous determination and pride mixed with a r a . H ' end ? nmximum am the Junkets moved Ihe hall with ease, Driving 66 yards and Y : WT, 22 6 scoring on a paw: fmm Regan Cennusa :0 Teddy Lilljeduhl, the host team wok Yuri; Timg 3:30 95 mm mm score khc wound lime lhcy got the ban The TI defensive ends Errol Paf 5 Pwng d 11 44 Cuidry and Tom Kirvhmer, Path recovered at fumble, Pam mmlpmd :3 10 During the third quamr, 11m Jackets mm; on a 33-yard run bmuunerlmk Ifffcf ?oum d a 4 Gennusa, and he scmd again on a fine broken field run of 20 yards Safely Pmef mepl g 0 Charles Wilson and Reagan Jutksnn intercepled two passes. Captains m um Pm ? , 4 49 mm game were, Quarterback, Ragun Gannusa and Tackle, Bobby Hollier. There mm, m ? 30 30-- . . . . Fumbles lost 0 Z m'n- nn mjunc: susnuned hy the Jackets. . , Yards penahzed 0 1 BRYAN ANDERSON DAVID BANKSTON QuurlErback, Senior Right Tackle, Senior Tailbauk, Senior I 54 DANNY BELL Jackets Get Ganders 26-10 la- MIKE DOYLE RACAN GENNUSA CHARLES HALL Quurlerhack, Senior Len Guard, Senior Right Guard, Senior BAYTOWN, TEXAS, SEPT. 214; Ling a longstanding jinx, the Yellow GAME ATA GLANCE Jarkns defeated the Baymwn Candcrs 26-10 on their home mm, thus awnging H. mm , a 7-6 damn hy the Baytown lean! in the m season. Hm downs 13 1'3 Baylnwn rrnrcd early in the second quarter nn 3 33 yard field goal. A Cow Yards rushing 236 300 nusJ-mhljlljeduhl puss 1m in Hm scrnud quumr. pul Hue Jal'kMS ahead 7-3 :11 Yards passing 42 62 the halt P35; 5 allempmd 3 9 Pan Arthur struck again in lhv third quancr when Chris Bray rccovcn-d a pmes mmplmd 3 4 Bamwn fumhlc. Aim Charles Wilson run 37 yards, the hall was on we 13 and Pam inmemd 1 0 unolhcr CennusavtovLilliedahI pass gave the Jackets lheir second IalIy. Punls 5 2 Again the Cundcrs hrokc 1005:: with u 49Ayard sramper, and seronds lam Puming average 35.0 39.5 Baylown had put seven points on their smrchoard, Fumbles lost 0 2 Several plays afm- me kickoff. Wilson dashed 53 Was 10 the Gander 9. Two Yards penaliud 57 5 plays later Wilson blasted over for the Junkers third score. No sooner had the Gander: rvmvered from this blow than Bray inlercepted a pass on the Gander 3S and returned it 15 yards to the 20. Three downs later Tommy Daniels wcnl mer from 3 yards nul. Wilson's kirk was wide 10 the right. Captains chosen fnr lhig big rimh'y were end Ted Lilljedahl and renlrr Tumlm Kirchmer. IED BY RACAN GENNUSA 02L Charles Hall MD, OJilnnmy Reditk 188w and Lynn Simmuns mm, Danny Bell QM scampel: Ihlough a huge hole for f'OOd ya adage against Bay l55 Jackets BOB HOLLIER Left Tackle, Senior REAGAN JACKSONV Winghack, Senior TOMMY KIRCHMER Center, Senior Push Pasadena 32-24 FRIDAY, SEPT. 287Bcfore a neur-capacity crowd in Yellow Jacket Stadium the excnly matched Port Arthur Yellow Jackets and Pasadena Eagles fought a see-saw haule with the Jackets capturing the triumph 32-24t Yellow Jacket defense took a back seat to its mighty offense as they put across a score in every quarter. Port Arthur missed making a Score early in the game when lhey fumbled, but the next time around, they scored on a 10-yard scamper by winghack Reagan Jackson. Pasadena bounced right back to tie the score; and as the teams let: tn: the half, the score was knotted at 16 all. In the second half, Pasadena went out in front 2-1-16, but behind the powerful blocking of its line and brilliant runs by reserve halfback Walter Sorgee, they tied the Eagles. Late in the fourth quarter, after 3 Pasadena punt, the fighting Yellow Jackets pushed across the final score of the night to defeat the Eagles by 8 points. Captains selected for this game were end Chuck Sherwood and halfback Reagan Jacksun. GAME AT A GLANCE Port Arthur Pasadena First downs Yards rushing 305 160 Yards passing 14 120 Passes attempted 4 17 Passes completed I 12 Passes intercepted 3 1 nuts 2 Puming average 30 35 Fumbles lost 1 1 Yard: penalized 30 51 J ackets Upset Orange 26-7 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 570rangc's amhitious Tigers stuck their noses into the hive of the Yellow Jackets Friday night and got stung painfully 267 before a whoopin' overflow throng of about 15,000. The aroused, fiery Yellow Jackets proved that they deserved their second place rating in Class AAAA as they held the Orange Juggernauts to 173 net yards. Port Arthur kicked off and soon got a break when tackle Bobby Hollier recovered a Tiger fumhlc. Two plays later fullback Charla: Wilson crashed over for a shore, Midway in the second period the Jackets took possession and Seven plays later Cennusa rambled in for another score. Following the ensuing kickoff the Tigers matched 73 yards in 12 plays for their only some of the night. Most 0f the fourth quarter was played in the Tiger's end of the field as the Jackets pushed across two more scores; the first on a six-inch plunge by halfback Richard Taft and a 24 yard scamper by Ragan Ccnnusa. Seniors selected as Captains were: guard, Lynn Simmons; guard, Charles Hall; and tackle, David Bankstont GAME AT A GLANCE Port Arthur Orange First downs 16 10 Yards rushing 285 115 Yards passing 5 58 Passes attempted 3 17 Passes completed 1 5 Passes intercepted 1 1 Punts 2 5 Punting average Fumbles lost Yards penalized m u UIOO N up as TRIPPED UP, QUARTERBACK Ragan Cennusa still manages good yaldage against highly rated Orange. Jackets leading interference are Danny Bell 00, Charles Wilson t33t, Bob Hollie: HQ, and Lynn Simmons WED. TEDDY LILJEDAHL Le t End, Senior FRANK LOGAN Left Guard, Senior JIMMY REDICK Right Tackle, Senior 157 Jackets Sting Ray ARTHUR SHERWOOD Right End, Senior LYNN SIMMONS Right Guard, Senior CORPUS CHRISTI, OCTOBER IZahKOn the same date Columbus distrusted America. neither Pm Arthur not Corpus Christi Ray could disrnver a way u. :tnp each other here Friday night: but fortunately Ihe Yellnw Jackets were able m explore the Texans' end zone one time more than their hocts to come away with a 2321 Victory before 7,500 fans at Buccaneer stadium, wrote Cnrlis Huh. spurts editur at the Port Arthut News. Highlights of the game included: passes of 76 and 54 yards from quarter- htu'k Regan Gennustt to end Teddy Lilljedtthl, the latter a game winning catch that gave the Jackets their lifth victory of the season; after Ray had moved tn the Jurkutu' 37. comcrhack Hagan Jackson intercepted a pass with 44 scvnntle left and the .Iuckels casity run out tlte clue? to sew up the cardiac ch: ic. Cuplzlins chosen for this intersectional rivalry were: lineluckcr. Mike Doyh': tackle, Jamrs Redick: and halfback, Danny Bell. l58 28-21 CHUCK STROL'D Right Tackle, Senior CAME AT A GLANCE First down: Yards rushing Yards passing Passes attempted Passes completed Passes interrupted Punts Punting ateruge Fumbles lust Yards penalized PA. 10 172 130 2 2 M JACKETS BOARD BUS for Corpus to try and revenge the 28-7 defeat at te hands of the Texans in 1961. Jackets Bump LaGrange 13-0 QUARTERBACK RAGAN GENNUSA is stopped by diving tackle after a short gain. Oxher identifiable players are Teddy Lilliedahl OWL Chuck Sherwood hBSL Ragan Jackson 1221, Tummy Kirrhmer 153:, Lynn Simmons mm, Danny Bell h24l. and Charles Wilson 63L FRIDAY, OCTOBER 197nm Yellow Jacket mom made the scoreboard 1;ng CAME AT A GLANCE flash less often than in any previous game this mason here; but much satisfac- tion was m be gained from lhe light-fisted defense employed in gaining a close. P-A- Gum - meraesl 13.0 Victory over LaCrange High 01 Lake Charles. FIN downs 17 6 The Jackets slruck for two :allies in the second quarter and narrowly missed Ya'ds NEW: 279 100 another in the fourth, a canto in which action was restricted entirely to the Yurds 1mg ; 41 4? Camr end of the field. The most thrilling play of the game was a 4mm pass Passes WWW 5 13 completion from quanerlmck Ragan Cennusa to and Ted Lilljedahl. The Jackets Paws complmd 1 2 hard-hlocking linemen gauged huge 1.0195 in the big Gator barrier at times. Passes in'CrCEPWd 1 ? digging Ihem out in a manner which had heen accomplished by no mher fee of Punks 2 '1 the Louisiana team. Punling average 35 32.4 Tailback Danny Bell was the game's individual leader whh 35 yards on 13 Fumbles 103 .2 1 trips and Charles Wilson had 77 on 16 carries Yards penalized 30 21 CHRIS BRAY Cenlrr, Junior BUDDY BALL TOMMY DANIELS Right End, Junior Fullback, Junior 159 Jackets Take Port Neches-Groves 38-0 ERROL GUIDRY Id! Tdfklc, Juninr NORMAN NIORFAU Fulllnwk. Junior I60 FULLBALK CHARLES WILSOB rambles fox :1 16-ym-d gain ngdinit Port Ncrhfi. FRIIHY. OCTOBER 2671111: Yellow Jdrkvh s mum! vwr .I hauling, but out- numncd Purl Nuches-Crnws crew 38-0 in lhe Dislrirk llAAAAN hunclmr fnr hmh Imms here Friday nigln. Thu JdrkPl defense Ind some 4911; 1191101111szch unned in by Dmid Banksxun. Mike Dmlv. and ngun .Lurkmn m tIu-y Jud lIn-il Fulhlrh lu-ld Port Norhrser'nm- Fcun-lnss. The Indians pudwd imu Juukvt mrilmr I-nh wire; the MN salient died nu duuns and lhr Wrund hid ms thwarted Mum safety Bryan Anderson inlercepted .1 pass. Two of Mir Iixe I.Wkel T.Dfs werv smn-d 11y tlnurh-vlmrk Ragan Cennusu on runs of 38 and 15 rd The Jacket resum pluu-d on rIHL'nFC lhmuglmu! the Inunh pvriud an the Jarth soured their Ihlx xhzm-y ou-r me Indian: in 13 mening: and llwir 71h sunlight xlc- zun of the N'Jxllll. CAME AT A GLANCE Pm-x Anhur Port NechN-Grme: First dmvm 21 7 Yards rushing 343 69 Yard pawn 38 60 Pa LIHt-mpted 4 15 Passes Completed 2 5 Passes intercepted 2 0 Punls 2 0 Punting meragc 41.5 391 Fumblts lost 2 1 Yards penalized 15 25 Jackets Suffer Only Defeat 18-16 BEAUMONT, NOVEMBER 2wThe Yellow Jarkels nude more mismhes against South Park in the first half than they customarily make in three or four games; and the firequp Creenies were more than willing and altlc to take advantage oi the miscues to hammer out an 18-16 xidury, Mistakes led to the first two Creenic touchdowns, and the Jackeis slylnied some of their own offensive salients by jumping off sides. The Jackets tinany senled down 10 lheir usual Iiet'y bund 01 ball in me last quarter; but by then it was loo late to play culuh-up, After the Greenies scored their final touchdown, the Jackets look the ensuing kickoff and went in lhree plays to mid-Iieldt Then wingbuck Reagan Jackson turned in a nifty 41-yard heauiy and four downs later quurlerhuck Rdgull Cennusu slammed in for die touchdown A few minutes later the Ct'eenies were iurced m punt, and Walter Sorgee, taking the ball on his own 33, set sail; after a 67-yard gallop, he was knocked out of bounds at the three, With only 51 seconds remaining, the Jat'kcls scared, but by that time the game was all but over. Dismayed, ihe Jacket partisans chanted, iiWuit till next year. GAME AT A GLANCE Port Arthur South Park First downs 10 Yards rushing 153 128 Yards passing 0 69 Passes attempted 5 6 Passes completed 0 4 Passes intercepted 2 1 Punks 4 4 Punting average 25 291 Fumbles 105i 1 2 Yards penalized 44 50 GENE PACE Quarterback, Junior CLAUDE PARDUE Left End, Juniur FOLLOWING A FUMBLE Jackets Arthur Sherwood WW and Jimmy Re dic km 84 try to recover. Lynn Simmons $54 and Reagan Jackson am watch anxious y. l6l Jackets Strike French 57-6 , GAME AT A GLANCE RA. French 1 First downs 23 16 Yards rushing 423 109 3 x Yards passing 36 131 hh Passes LIHPmpled .5 31 ' Passes completed 2 17 f x A Passes imercemed 4 o Pums 3 4 1 , Punting avcwgc 33 38 VW Fumhles lost 1 1 I Yardr penalized 50 35 NORMAN REEVES TERRY ROZELLE Right Guard, Junior Left Tackle, Junior NOVEMBER 91 1962hFrL-nchhs game hut oulmanned Buffs got swamped in the hack- wash of the Jackels' anger and fruetrulion here Friday night, 57-6. The Jackets stuck nmstly lo a whiplash ground attack to roll up 428 yards, but they also took lo the air efferliu-ly. connecting on two of three losses for 36 yard: and :1 touchdown. Winglmck Walter Surges was the Jackets, leading ballvcarrier with 86 unis on six carries fur a 14.5 meragc, and scores on rum of 23 and 34 yards, and a run for a two-point rnmorrinn. Highlights of the game were: the Jatkcts smred 20 points in the tim quarter; two key intuceptions hy safvly Arthur Sherwood led to Iwn of the Jacket touchdowns; a 2mm pus; from .nmmlmk 111.an Cexmum to 131111qu Danny Ball for a touch- down. Frent-lfs M'nrc tume Idler in the fourth quarter 1m :1 88vyard dme uguinkt u dt'ftll- 4w setup composed mainly of reservek, Ewryhody ml 111? Jacket bench saw action and the Iir-t min; saw 1m duly than Ihe rcsunue. puniruhrly 011 ttHPnnc. WALTER SORGEE Winghuck, Juninr u AN , , -.-,1 , -11 DEFENSIVE HERO SHOWN HERE by Reagan Jackson 1221 and Mike Doyle 661 were not unusual, as they stopped French for no gain. Coming in to ht'lp out are David Bankslon 1681 um! Chris Bray t501. l62 Jackets End Season With 9-1 Record 36-6 GAME AT A GLANCE PA. Beaumont lint dmtns 16 8 Yards rushing 260 122 Ydrdc passing 44 72 Pds-on ullempletl 5 10 Paves Completed 3 5 Pttsrvs intercepted 1 0 Punts 3 5 Punting meruge 40 2958 Fumbles lmt 2 0 Yards penalized 45 10 RICHARD TAFT MIKE TRAHAN Tuillmrk, Junior Left Guard, Junior BEAUMONT, NOVEMBER IGaDeprived of the district championship, the Jackets settled for the next best thing in the most robust manner possible-a 9-1 season and second place in the dislricL The Jackets scored the first time they had the hall, and then held off to Beaumont scoring threats deep in their territory coming away with a 36-6 victory. Highlights of the game besides Ihe goal line stands included: a 38Ayard sprint by quarterback Ragan Cennusa; an intercepted pass by end Errol Guidry, returned 90 yards, but nullified by a mid-ficld clip; and a lgvyard scamper by fullback Tommy Daniels. Quarterback Rdgan Cennusa and end Teddy Lilljeduhl represented the Jackets as permanent captains, thus ending a very successful season-if one could just forget 'what might have been. CHARLES WILSON Fullback, Junior 0U ARTERIHCK RAGAN GENNDSt is swarmed under by 1km of onrurhin defendrri. Idcntifiahle Jackrts are Tnmmv Kitchmu 155. Lvnn Simmons 165k nub Hollivr M95. and Chuck Sherwood 85 w ' I63 All-District Winners Include RR Q: Eight Veteran Senior Letterman U. : A CHI CK SHERWOOD 4' REAGAV JACKSON End ? 85 Cornerbal k 7 22 Four All-District Veterans to Lead ,63 Club CHRIS BRAY Linebacker 50 , N K - TOMMY DANIELS J 15 a Linebacker 32 x Xv- N r mew? ERROL GUIDRY En - '7' WALTER SORGEE Halfback - 26 I66 Familiar F aces 0f the 762 Season RETURNING LETTERMEN: iKneelingi James Redick, David Bankslon, Lynn Sinininm, Tommy Kirchmcr, Charles Hall, Frank Logan, Mike Doylc, Bob Hollicn iStandingi Chuck Sherwood, Reagan .Iacksun, Tommy Daniels, Rngun Cennusa, Charles Wil- son, Danny Ball, and Teddy Liiljedahi. Co-Captains for the ,63 Season TEDDY LILLJEDAHL and RAGAN GENNUSA m E w. SENIORS iSiHingi Chuck Sher'.wnod David Bankumn, Chunk Strand, Brynn Anderson, Charles Hall Reagan Jackuon, Frank Logan Le ee Roy By.rd iSlandingi Ieddy Iiiijuiaili, Raglan Cennusa Lynn Simmons, Jimmy Redirk Hike Doyle, Tammy Kirchmer Danny Bell, and Bob Hollier. I67 Jackets QUARTERBACK RA- GAN GENNUSA7 FOR H I S OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE THIS SEASON, LANDED A BERTH ON THE STATE- WIDE UPI FIRST TEAM ALLVSTATE. GENNUSA WAS ALSO NAMED THE M O S T OUTSTANDING BACK IN JEFFERSON COUNv T Y. I68 High School. Receive Well-Earned Honors FOR HIS OUTSTAND- INC ABILITIES TEDDY LILLJEDAHL, E N D , WAS NAMED TO THE STATE-WIDE UPI THIRD TEAM ALL- STATE. SENIORS ENJOY FINAL pre-game meal before Ihe sea finale wnh Beaumont Banquets Reward Players and Coaches RECEIVING HONORS AT the 33rd annual Jackeszggic banquet SITTING: Chuck Sherwood, and Lynn Simmons, Coac es' uwar ; Teddy Lilljedahl, hes! offensive lineman; David Bankslon, best de- fensive lineman STANDING: Ragan Ccnnusa, best DHEnsivu er; and Coach Underwood, Spicing his 1qu with West Texas humor and plenty of jokes, Bob Murphy proxed popular at t 1963 Yellow Jacket Banquet. Li gering smiles ants! 10 1110 pleasure at xhu awning for ML Clyde Gnu. Couch Underwood, and Mr. Mur- phy. v Coach Underwood, and Dr. E A: Autrey. I69 Trainer and Managers Make the Job Easier FOUR SENIOR JACKETS lake wcll-emned mt during u mm- out, Managers Felix Grille und Lm, me, put away equip- Trainer Bob Billingi stores m; medirinul supplies unm mom for me LN mm this wusnn. spring training, I70 Junior Varsity Compiles Perfect Record $31155 COACH HANK CLARK COACH PETE PENSE SEASOV RECORD Junior Varsity, , ,, ,, H French ,, 6 Junior Varsity 20 Beaumont 1, ,1 0 Junior Varsity, , 8 Vidor ,, O Nederland 1, 0 1 Silsbee 0 Junior Varsity . ,312 Orange ,, 0 Junior Varsity, ,, ,, :12 South Park 0 Junior Varsity, , 1 22 Port Ncches 8 Junior Varsity , ,,,,,,,,, 50 Silsbee , , , ,, 1-1 DOWN V05. TO GO QUARTER PORT ARTHUR SIITT NC: L P1111 V. 0110,31 Suddeth, D. Ce,1lulina F.Mesdnu,G..VIe1h1in R.Cou1-1ille, R. Flores, M Hammond S WellsJ.Malli11 R.Rodriguez.KNEELINC:W.Nance,L1PelersunW.Cnlcl1i1-r,IlBernaur,SI1HiIliard G.Gonsul1n, J. Crich1io,L1Romern, B1Scolt,T1Webl1 S. Adams, C. Phillips 5. Orliz1 SFANDINC: E Eaton, G Wells, IJ1 Walls, J1 La awson T. Tu1kor C Cook: c1, G Kinnard, 01 Woodward, .Bri11,R. C11111Idr1ck,B C21:mn,K.Lang,R.IIem11ndez .I. 111'r1xard1 Basketball . Mp .. r w K 35m. 3 K. 3 ,3? . v , giMani 8 ;va I l I Coaches and Players Work Hard for Success PLAYING SUCH STAUNCH RIVALS AS FRENCH, BL'NA, PASADENA, BRIDGE CITY. AND BAYTOWN, THE YELLOW JACKETS? WITH HARD WORK. PRIDE AVD DETERMINA- TION, COMPILED A COMMENDABLE 16-WON ll-LOST RECORD THIS SEASON. WITH A THREEANDFIVE RECORD, THE JACKETS FINISHED THE DISTRICT RACE n A THIRD-PLACE TIE WITH SOUTH PARK. THE YELLOW JACKETS ARE TO BE COX- GRATULATED FOR THEIR SHOWING THIS SEASON: FOR THEY HAVE BROUGHT HONOR TO THOMAS JEFFERSON COACHES PETE PENSE AND HANK CLARK SENIORS GOING OVER slrznngy with Cuach Pensc fur the 11m lime are Paul Ruhiwm. Dub Delaney. HM-ry Dugas, Anhur Eliler, Ray Mathis, and Hike Neel. Nut pictured is Ted Mrekcr. I73 Jacket Cagers Place Season Record Buna ,,,,,, LaGrange , Milby Sulphur Port Neches . 7 7 a South Park , French , Buna ,, LaCrange H V, , St. Thomas Pasadena , , Sulphur Buna ,, . r. , Nederland ,,,,,,,,,,,, 40 Deer Park . , , 35 Buna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 35 French ,,,,,, Mauriceville 7 Bridge City ,, . Mauriceville i French ,,,,, . Bridge City Beaumont H , Port Neches , South Park , French , , Beaumont ,7 Port Neches . South Park N DUB DELONEY HARRY DUCAS Senior Guard Senior Guard ARTHUR EISTER RAY MATHIS Senior Guard Senior Forward TED MEEKER MIKE NEEL Senior Post Senior Post I74 Third in District Race LEO HEBERT PAUL ROBISON Senior Forward Junior Guard KEITH MOORE BILL STACK Junior Forward Junior Post BENNY WARR CHARLES WILSON Junior Forward Junior Post UNANIMOUS ALL-DISTRICT CHOICE FROM PORT ARTHUR IS JUNIOR CHARLES WILSON I75 Spirit Of Basketball r COACH GIVE,q A word of un-oumgrnwnt l0 his playm'i before THE JACKETS COKIE unto the mun for their prc-game warnr each game, Is Captured Behind the Scenes WITH THE CONTEST concluded the Jackets prepare to go home, I77 Jackets Drop 4A Opener HEY MAN! THIS IS NOT A VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMEAT. to French TUESDAY. JAVUARY 1FPort Ar- thuxfs Yellow Jackets fought valiantly hut eou1dn1t match the all-around per- formance 0f the vastly more experi- enced and taller French Buffs in their Distrirt 11-AAAA basketbaIl opener. Paced hy Hike Nears 18 points and 15 points by Charles Wrilsnn. the Jackets sIa-x ed within striking distance throughout the hut1y-fought game. However. the difference came from the fact that the Buffs made good on 19 of 36 field-gnals fur a showing of 52 percent. while the Jackets fashioned a 38 percent mean on 13 of 3-1. The Jacket B team lost its third game in 17 starts to the undefeated French's B's, 41-321 Jackets Post First Loop Victory TI'ESDAYt JANL'ARY 227The Port Ar. thur Yellow Jackets played host to the Beaumont Royal Purples here and outran them by a score of 5646. It was a raggedly-played, foul-filled cone test. Tnenly fouls were assessed against Beaumont and 15 against Port Arthur, Due largely to Charles Wilson15 32 points, the Jackets managed to keep ahead throughout most of the contesL The result put the Jackef's district mark at 1-1 and their season record at 171.10. The Jacket B team suffered its fourth luss of the season 10-33, Wayne Glover netted 12 for Part Arthur. I78 IT TAKES THE WORRY OUT OF BEING CLOSE! Indians F all to High-Scoring Jackets FRIDAY. JANUARY ZSiSparkling de- fense and steady shooting paved the way for Port Anhufs 50-38 basketball victor'x over the Port Neches-vaes Indians in the Jacket gym. The hosts quickly swarmed to a 7-2 leatL but the Indians tied it up at 11-11 late in the first quarter, Port Arthur spurted to 17-11 at the end of the quartert however. and was never again in danger. Scoring steadily in each quarter, the Jac- ket51 Charles Wilson led point makers with 22 points, while teammate Mike Neel chipped in 1-1 points HEY, OUR BASKETS AT THE OTHER END J ackets A11 Even As First Half Ends TUESDAY, JANUARY 2975h00ting at their coldest, the Jackets sustained a sound licking from the South Park Creenies, 41- 32. The Jackets barely averaged over the 20 percent mark from the field and canned 10 of 16 free throws against the Greenies. The Jacket scoring honors went to 63-1,, Mike Neel, who meshed 12 points High scoring Charles Wilson netted only 7 points as he was covered like a blanket by South Park. THE RUBBAH BALL IF . . t UH , , t MINE. I79 Jackets Dump Indians TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IZ-Purt Neches- Groves has never beaten a Yellow Jacket basketball team, but the Indians never had a Closer brush with success than their last attempt of the yeah The final three-point spread matched the biggest margin held by either team in the sec-saw affair, Six times the lead changed hands, and 11 times the score was tied, in- cluding the 46-46 stand-off at the end of four quarters. Howeven the Jackets man- aged to avert defeat with a six-point binge in the overtime period to come away with a 52-19 hard-fought victory Led by Mike Noelas 16 points. three Jackets hit in double figures DON'T FENCE ME IN . h . MASHED POTATOES YEHiYEHiYEH . . . l80 B-Squad Complete Fine Season KNEELING: D. Loukas, R. Mathis, G ' STANDING: Coach Clark, J. Arnaud, w Chase, J. Delee, J. Becker, J. Grant, M. ' Clover, R. Hancock, R. Perkins, L. Tm, Wuellen v s. Frasier, D. Purdue. COACH ALFRED HEBERT DISTRICT RECORD Junior Varsitymr , r 7 French 77777777 , 41 Junior Varsity; V r 7 Beaumont , 7 40 Junior Varsitym , A 7 N Port Neches ,, 25 Junior Varsityr , J15 South Park 7 , Junior Varsit 30 French 77777 Junior Varsity ,, , , 50 Beaumont , -' Junior Varsit r , 35 Port Neches ,, 25 ,,-15 South Park 25 IBI S T DD... 0 D1. .. S G M . P . z. y . ; , . ., v.1 . Lhif! . HSIHIILw r I. . Ivvnhf Speedsters Capture District KNEELING: Captains Coaches Bob Billings, DISPLAYING THE DISTRICT 1rophie: Ragan Gcnnusa and Terry Cuidn'. ST MN Smitty Hill, and Hank Clark. MEMBERS OF THE DIS'IRICT Championship mu 11-41: am SITTING:51e1vc Prejezm Alvin Goodyear Put Pallerson, Walter Sorgee, Don Mal n, Roy Flores. Kent Wickw w-..m I 5111111111-rlin, and Cu Clark KNEELI NC: Coach Hill 1, D3 10 Bernauer, Terry Guidry Ragan Gcnnusa Ron eDauphine Dmid Auld Buhbx IucLsun, D21 11d Bonlmm, and John Carter. STANDING: Coach Billings, Danny Bell RicharTI eTafl Charlu Wilsml Simle Alllnmun. Slew Carter, Mike Doyle, Jerry chrest, Su-w Frasier, and Wayne Glover I83 Mile Relay Sweeps t0 IN THE WINNERS CIRCLE FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1956: THE YELLOW JACKET TRACK TEAM CAPTURED THE DISTRICT TITLE IN 1963. REGIONAL COMPETITION IN HOUSTON REPRE- SENTED THE NEXT HURDLE FOR THE SQUAD AND THEY RESPONDED WITH A BRILLIANT SECOND PLACE FINISH. THE SQUAD ALSO QUALIFIED FIVE CAPTURING THIRD IN ST A'IE. 11w, mile rein mum umsis led of KNE ELINC: Put Plllcrson and Ronnie Dduphine. STAND INC: Dale Bcrnuuor and Terry Cuidxy RUNNING THE SPRINT races for the Jackels Ihis war were Chuck Sherwood, AS DOC BILLINCS, Ragan Gennusa, Steve Frasier, and Wayne Clover look on, Gerald Segrest demonstrates the form he used to win the district high jump. l84 Third Place in State SPRINTERS FOR THE STATE MEET HELD IN AUSTIN MAY 3 AND L ROI'NDING OUT A FDIC SEASOV. THE MILE RELAY PLACED THIRD 11V THE STATE MEET WITH AN EXCELLENT TIME OF 3:203 THIS WAS A FITTING END TO A SCC- CESSFIVL SEASON FOR COACH SMITTY HILL AND THE TJ TRACK TEAM. WITH AN EXCELLENT mm, ch -'140-n-l:1y lrum placed ms. in district, and third in regional, Members werc Tum Guidry, Pm Pakterson, Danny Bell, and Dale Ucrnuuer. Waller Sorgvr, Put Puttevaon, Trrry Guidry, and we Bernuuer. GERALD SEGREST and Charles Wilsum, with Rugun Gunnusa looking on, gets the height that helped him place in district, 185 Cindermen Take Second in Regional 4 Down vus T0 60 - QUA ma . m1 nma' '5 mm . 1-, DOING AN OUTSTANDING juh in distulm- mum lhie :uuwu Vu-ru 5'1ch Cum-r, Julm Curler, Schc Px-ejean, Alxin GuodVl-ur, Ken Wickwur, and Don Mulin. REACHING NEW HEIGHTS in the pole vault rvmt for the 1mm wt-rc Waller Sm'gcc, mud Bunlmm, and Roy FINN. HIGH ANI? IOVV HURDLE rxenls were a bi pm 0! ;d0ing a commendable job wcrc hurdlers E113 . Bobby Jackson Rauun Gcnnuw cm David A.uld STANDING: Gerald 50 :th and DannV WITH A HEAVE 0F mcr 55 fuck. .Vliku Doyle shuw'A nnlooke lagle Albrinnn und Charla: Wilson how hr onu '1. I86 Batsmen Finish Season in Second Place COACH HOWARD TIPPETT THE 1963 BASEBALL team consisted of, KNEELINC: Ccmld Broussard, Joe Domingue, Mike Cuidry, Bill Slocum, Coach Tippcn, Reagan Jackson, Rudy de In Santos, Bill Pien, and manager, Lewis Petit, STAND- ING: Carlos Estrada, Demetrius Loukas, Larry Nahors, Gary San Angelo, Edmond Boune, Larry Hudson, Kenneth Romero, Lee Kiamer, Jackie Pinner, Danny Richardson, Leonard Lame, and Leo Hebert. Jackets Clip Orange 7-2 SHARING MOUND DUTIES fur 11w Jdckets this season urn Leonard Luuve. 1.1-0 Hc- lwn, Lm- Kdimen Lam NJhorS, and Billy Pm, ADDING DEPTH TO THE Jacket Squad are returning lcltcrmen Reagan Jackson, outfield; Leo Hebert, pitcher; Bill Slocum, outfield; and Leonard Lauve, pitcher. GOING OVER THEIR as- signments with Coach Tippcu are seniors Larry Nahors, Lennard Lauvc, Mike Guidry, Gerald BroussanL Bill SIO- cum, and cagan Jackson Those senior: helped the Jachls place second in Dis- lriL'l. I88 Jackets Club Port Neches 17-3 MANNING THE INFIELD Inr Ihe Jacket basehall u-am are: FRONT ROW: Lennard Lauve, Rudy de la Santos, Ronnie Hud- son, Demetrius Loukas. BACK ROW: Leo Hclxcn. Billy Pam, Mike Cuidry. J09 Domingue, and Kenndh Romoru. DOING THE CATCHING chores for Um Jackets are Gary Lan Am gala, Gerald Bmussurd, Danny Richardson, and Butch Buuuc. JACKET OUTFIELDERS ARE Carlos Estrada, Lee Kuimer. Butch Baum; Reagan Jackson, Gerald Bmussard, Jackie Pinner, and Bill Slocum. l8? Moundmen Receive Well- Most Valuable Player Rookie of the Year LEONARD LAUVE DANNY RICHARDSON LANDING BERTHS ON the All-Districl Squad were second team, Danny Richardson and Gerald Broussard: first team, Mike Cuidry, Leonard Lauve, and Reagan Jackson. I90 Earned Honors HELPING THE JACK- ETS to compile a 60-1 record were Sluggers Cer- Broussard and Danny Richardson. Manager Captains LOUIS PETIT LEONARD LAUVE and REACAN JACKSON DISTRICT SCOREBOARD Port Arthur,,,, Beaumont r 4 Port Arthur, Port Neches-Groves r , 2 Port Arthur,,, South Park . 2 Port Arthur... French ,,,,, , ,. 3 Port Arthur, Beaumont 7 ,, 2 Port Arthur,,, Port Neches-Groves r 3 Port Arthur,,, South Park ,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ., 5 Port Arthur ..................... ,7 ,, 10 French , , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 WI Golfers Close Out Fine Season JAY LOAR nWOODY WILLIAMS CAPTURING SECOND IN DISTRICT and advancing to regionals, the Jacket golf team is composed of: KNEELINC: Rufus Manley, Don Hallom, Jay Loar, Captain, Ellery Lacy, Justin CampbelL STANDING: Richard Meyer, Bill Jones, Woody Williams, and Douglas Fleckman. I92 Tennis Players Add to Sports Picture w w . j . V , 1 MEMBERS OF THE TENNIS TEAM are Cliff Hodges, Phillip Fleckman, Reid Patterson, Ray Windsor, Gene Meyer, Bernie Brown, and Tommy Townsend. BERNIE BROWN CLIFFORD HODGES AND REID PATTERSON '93 Physical Fitness A NEW DEVICE, isomeuic contraction, was introdu Ced at TJ to help build sound bodies in the PE Classes. AS A PART of President Ken- nedys Physical Fitness Program, gym classes take exercises heA fore they begin daily competiA tion WHEN THE SUN begins to shine in the spring, the gym classes go outside and play softbalL AS A PART of extracumcula: ac tivilies, some of the PE students lift weights. Editor PAULA BANDSMA Staff Workers SONDRA KETCHERSIDE NELLIE COOPER GIRLS, SPORTS I95 A Wide Variety of Activities THESE GIRLS EARNED 111911 2000 poims in 113111111 ut were not in smllcd as Letter Girls 11n1il 1110 May s . Com, S . , . STANDING: L. Romero, 5. S1 mppn. P. Myers. J. R. Liningsmm and C. Barncuc. A NEW ADDITION TO THE staff of PE teachers is Mrs. McWilliams, who look Mn: Blnuml: place J! the beginning of the third nine wccki. Her sparkling: smile and personality has won her many friends. SHOWING THE GOOD FORM 111.11 has led 111-1 into many sran- matches is Billir Domingue. TJK most 511111111111 tunnis 111111111. DERVING AS ' HUI munugtn for 1111 CRA girls are Barbara N1vl1olsun.lc:111vnnr L:11m.:111d Charlotte Mc- .ru I96 Sparks Interest in Many Fields GYM OFFICE HELPERS: SE TED: Jutkiv 5001!, Charlotte McCurluy, Brunda R' a Toby Coma Dnnnu LoBlanQ m1 Shirley , in. STANDING: MJINIIJ Ballinfh Joancnnv Lluvy Billie Dumingur, cue unr-yrulL Cuml Burundi, and Jimmie Rmh Lixingstun. DISPLAYING HER TROPHY AS Queen of the San Angelo Bluebonnet Belle Relays is TJVs conlrlbulilun Io Illa fenulv Irack club, Sue Schexnayden TRACK PROVIDED A CHANGE OF paCC in girls' activiucs. I97 Coveted Titles and Awards Are THESE GIRLS HAVE earned Ilm necessary 2000 points to lmrnmt mm of TVs Letter Girls SEATED J. OBCnficM, S Landry, G. Burris, undD mascak STAIN DING: C. Est tes B. DeVilch on 0J. CholLur J Frank- lin, and M Kusch. 1 v i E t i t E. PROUDLY DISPLAYING HER trophies as Allechool Pnskure Queen and Junior Queen is Marion Turner. The olher Junior finalists are Dora Scalco and Pam Johnson. MISS BERTHA I'IEBERT, SPONJ NOR OF THE LETTER Girls and hmd uf Hm Girls' PE Dcpanmcnl. 'B'IENSION MOUNFED AS Miss sum: He-hut prcparcd 10 an . nmmu- tllr All School Posture Omen llu Finalists were Seniors I: win Lopz my on say, 5'; dx Wiggins Juniors, Marion '--.mer Dara Scalco. Pam ohn- N.n; Snplnmmres, Hope Tmhan, Jrnnih-r Huber, and Kathy Weun-r. I98 Given at Letter Girl Installation AFTER PLAYING THE two other 0135595, Ihcst: Senior girls were awarded trophies for heing softball champione. B. Lopez. C Pctu-way, B. Richards, .l. Livingston, cmppc, B, Nirholxnn. J, Lane. Miss Bertha chch aponznr. s. Schexnayden Dnminguo, and B, Rousell. BASKETB XLL CHAMPIONS ARE THESE SENN IORS: Ii Nicholson J Lane, and C. McCurley, SEA.TED STANDINK: 13. Richard, 5. Sharp. Miss Bertha Hebert, Sponsor, 5 Schcxnaydcr, and B. Domingue. W Imasxlll aKimmy zwmu-uun-u- BASKETBALI CHAuPs ARE THESE Sparky Jumnrs. 5. Law r,y R Wing hr: Id, 0. Bums, J, Beniield c. Barncllc, w. Thor ncll, N Sorey Miss Nancy Mc Chin sponsor J Franklin and B,Wriborg. A N11 Girk Sports in Action 35 :29: ?iazadif 200 AS LAWRENCE WELK MIGHT say, uUh-a one and a two! but at a jet age pace Make a Colorful Program ZINC! WENT THE strings . , . ALL RIGHT, GIRLS, let's much leose toes, SMASHES AND RETERNS ARE practiced by these girls as Ihey Icam me fundamentals of badminton, PRESIDENT KENNEDYqS PHYSICAL program me! with much distaste this year, as these girls complained about doing all Hm cxlm exercises Senior Letter Girls Offer BC Allurigln SI Bulxino I. Bandsnm Ray Benz Bah: Brogan Dnnm Brunwn Toby Cone Billie Dominguv Enm Guajardu Bmh Ganin Jeanne Lune Brenda LeBLlnC Jimmie Lhingslon Bcauuce Lopm Putty Meyers Strong Leadership for GRA Peggy Mycxs Charlene McCurley Jeanette Nicholas Barbara Nicholson Cinda Penway Brenda Richard Lannie Romero Betzy Ruussel Sharon Rumm Sue Schexnayder Sandra Schoppc Jackie Scott Sharon Sharp Carol Travis Jill Smith Karen Tansil Sandra Wiggins CONCLUDING THEIR YEARS as Letter Girls, these girls were very active. The Letter Girls wexe successful in sponsoring two studenHeacher volleyball games, and weIe second place winners in the Port Arthur In- vitakional Volleyball Tournament. The officers from right to left are Billie Dominguc, president; Brenda Richards, veep; Patty Meyers, secretary and treas- urer; Beth Carlin, parliamentarian; and Sue Schexnay- der, reporten 203 Girls Relax in PE Classes TJ's TEACHERS RELAX ID when they play mlleyhall LETTER GIRLS and their gucals attend the annual Play Night. u-ixh 11n- IJ'HI'I' Girls. 204 Maker of Milestones MAKER 0F MILEST N 19 surr-esscs through life began Evidence advance in man Along hls certain pathi the Plan. Such milestones men make as ths-y s e: Which me Ire man- kindE Jmmrd drive. SENIORS 208 Senior Editor DWIGHT KLAGES Assismm Editor MARCIE OWENS Staff KAY IRION SANDRA BRAI'NINCER KYLE WILLIS 209 Seniors Begin With Lar MARIA ADAME Maroon Convention 60-61; Pan- Am. Club 60-63; Spanish 60-63 LINDA ADAMS Maroon Convention 6162; Tennis 60-61 MARY HELEN ADAMS Mamon Convention 6162 DANNY ADAWAY DE 6263; YELLOW JACKET Smff 62-63 BILLIE CLAIRE ALBRIGHT NHS 61-63; Hussars 60-63, Historian 61-62; Heralds, Sec. 61-63; Letter Girls, Historian 6263; A11, Treas 62-63; 213 Average Award 6063; Cold Convention 60- 61; French Club 60-;62 Homeroom, Sec., Gov 60- 63; Congress 62- 63; FBLA 60-61' GRA 6062; Out- snta ding Herald 60-6 SLAGLE ALLBRITTON Band 60-63, Pres. 6263; Track 60 63; HB Average Award6 6. ' Homemom, Gov 60 63- Jeffersonians 6163; NHS 6163; Perfect Attendance 61- 62; Honors 60- 63' JCL 60- 62; Slide Rule Club 60-63; Heralds 62-63; Ad. Science Club 61-62; Cold Cnnvcnlion 60-62; Melitorious Citations 6263 CHERYL ALLEMAN 3B1Y Average Award 6063; High Honora 62-63; Honors 6062; NHS 61-63; Twas, 61-62, Sec. 62-63: 15-20 Club, Sec.-Treas. 6263; Future Teachers 6163; Cold Convention 60-62; JCL 60- 63; Band 6063; Slide Rule Club 6162; GRA 6062; A Average Award 6263 SUE ELLEN ALLEN uB Average Award 6061; Congress 60- 61; Forensic Club 61621F1'en1'11 Club 6263; Go Id Convention 60-63; Home1oon1, Lt Gov 60-61;Cabine1 6162; Heralds 62 63' Honors 60- 63; Repertoire Players, Purliamentanan - ' panish Club 60 61; YELLOW JACKET 2561aff 61- 62, Senior Waltz 62 63; Junior- Senior Play BRYAN ANDERSON B AveraGge Award 61- 62; Baseball 61- 63; Citizen of the Month 62- 63; Court, Gentleman 1n Waiting 62- 63; Congress 61- 62' F001- ball 60 63; Gold Convention 61- 62; Good Sportsman- ship League 62 63; Junior Clubman 61- 62' Honors 60-61;D11ke 60-16 PETE ANDREWS gizYNE ARMENTOR DE 61-63; Gold Convention - 2 CURTIS ARMSTRONG DE 6263; PILOT Staff 62-63; YELLOW JACKET Staff 6263; Maroon Con- vention 62-63 TOM ARRINCTON HA Average Award 6162; Ad Science Club 61- 63; 2133 Average Award 6061; Boys Bowling 60 63, Cheerleader 62-63; Future Lawyers 60 63; French CIu11361-6 'Gold Convention 6062; Homeroom, Cov.616- 'Congress 62- 63; Hig Honors 61- 62; Honors 60- 61? Jun 101 Clubman 6162; JCL 61- 63' Perfect Attendance 60-;61 Repertoire Players 6263; Slide Rule Club 61-63; Junior-Senior y 6263; Cabinet 62-63; Meritorious Citations 6263 VIRGINIA ASTON A Cappella Choir Accompanis! 61- 63; Boys Choral, Accompanisl60 60- 63; FBLA 61- 63; State Convention 63, RA 60- ; Homeroom, Gov. 60-6;3 Hi gh Honors 61- 63; Honors 60-;61 Maroon Conventigon 60- 63; NHS 61- -63; Outstanding H131 Member 60-61; Meri101'ious Citations with Spe- cial Honors 62-63 JERRY ATTAWAY Football 60-62; Track 6061 gest Class Ever at 592 LAURENDA BABIN hB Average Award 62-63; Congress 60-61; Future Nurses 60-63; Reporter 62- , Historian, Parliamentarian 61-62; GirlsY Bowling 6062; Cold Convention 60-62; GRA 6063; Cabinet 61-62; Honors 62-63; JRC 62-63; JCL 60-62 MARCELLA BABINO 213 Average Award 60-63; Cold Convention 61-62; CRA 60-63; Heralds 60- 63; Homeroom, Sec, 62-63; Honors 60-63; Hussars 61-63; Assistant Instrument Quartermaster 616 Sec 62-63; Letter Girls 61- 63; Outstanding HR. Member 61- 62; Congress 61- 62; S6 PAT BADGER 311 Average Award2 661-62; Future Teachers 60-62; Gold Convention 60-62; GRA 60-62; JRC 62-63; Perfect Attendance 61-62 RONALD BAKER LINDA BANDSMA Band 60- 63; Gold Convention 61 -;62 ORA 6063;1.cue1' Girls 62- 63; JCL 60- 62 PAULA BANDSMA FBLA 61- 62; G1ee C1ub 60- 63; Homeroom, Gov1 61- 62; Treas. 62-63; JCL 0-61: Maroon Convention 60- 63; YELLOW JACKET6 Staff 62 63; Poslu ure, Top 3201, 62- 63; PILOT Staff 62- 63; GRA6 MARY BANDY Band 60- 62; Future Nurses 60-62; Future Teachers 62-63: CRA 60-;63 JCL 60-62; Honors 62 63 DAVID BANKSTON Congress 62-63; Foox11u11;Lcl lerman 61-63,A11-Dislrict Tackle 62-63'C01d venlion 61-62; Homeloom; Lt. 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Club 60-61; Pcrft-Cl Attendance 60-62 ALLEN BLANCHARD Baseball 61-62; Basketball 60-61; Bowling 60-61; Honors 62-63; Printing 62-63 TERRY BLANCHARD RUTH BOLLY MARK BONIN uB Average Award 60- 612; Honors 60- 62; Cabinet 61- 62; Gold Convention6 06- ' Home- room Parliamentarian 61- 62; Slide Rule Club 60 63 JANE ELLEN BOOTH Art 60-63; Congress 61-62; French Club 6062; Gold Convention 6062; GRA 60-61; Heralds 62-63; Cabinet 62-63; JRC 60-61; PILOT Staff 62-63; Lady-in-Wahing 62-63; PILOT Sweetheart 62-63; Junior Clubwomen 6263 DAVID BOREL DIANN BOREL DE 61-63; Future Nurscs 60-61; Girls Bowling 60 61; Gold Convention 60-63; CRA 60-61;Homeroom1,Treas Sec. 60-63; Honors 62-63; French Club 606 MARGARET BORRES LINWOOD BOUDREAUX JAMES BOUILLION High Honors 62-63; Honors 60-62; H13 Average Award 60-61: Maroon Conven- tion 60-62, 2l3 GRETA BOURGE EVA BOURGEOSIS LINDA BRADLEY MIKE BRANNAN 2A Average Award 60 62; H0meroom,Gov 60-63;Cab1nel 60- 63; JCL 60 62; Maroon Convention 60 62; NHS 6-;163 Outstanding HR. Member 60 61; Slide Rule Club 6163; Junior Clubman 62 63;. Tegxans 62- 63; High Honors 60- 63; Merimriuus Cimions 62 63 with Special Honors ANDRA BRAUNINGER HB Average Award 60- ; Cold Convention 60- 62; Repertoire Players 62- 3: Hussars 61-63; Honors 60- 62; High Honors CRA 6063; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; Ski fluh 61-62; PILOT Stuff 62-63; Homeroom, Sec. 60 63; Cabinet 60- 63; French Club 60-61 GEORGE WALTER BRIGHT NHS 61-63; 2A AVPrage Award 60-61- High Honors 51.53; Band 60 63 All-State Orchestra 61-63 1131-119 Band 59 Region Ban d 59- 63, St udem Directnr 62 63; Slide Rule Club 60- 63 Fmalist 62 63; Ad. Science Club 6063;1CL 61-62; Cold Convention 6062' Chesa Club 60- 61' Meritorious Citation with Hig1 Honors 6263 BARBARA BROGAN A Cappelln Choir 62- 63, Band 60-63; Letter Girls. 6163; GRA6 6-;063 Future Teachers 61-63; Pan-Am, Club 6163; Gold Con- vention 60-61; JCL 60-61; Repertoire Players 6061 BARBARA BROUSSARD Glee Club 60-61; Mixed Chorus 61-63 CAROL BROUSSARD 3B2 Average Award 60-61; Future Nurses 60-61; GRA 60-61 Junior-Senior Play CARROLL BROUSSARD GERALD BROUSSARD Baseball 6063, All-District Team 62-63; French Club 60-61; Homeroom, Parlia- mentarian 62- 3 NORRIS BROUSSARD CHARLES BROWN 313 Average AwaId 60-63; Home em Lt, Gov 6162; JCL 60- 62; Maroon Convention 61- 63; Chess Club 60- 61 JEAN BROWN Meritorious Citation 62-63; A Cap- pella Choir, Veep 61-63; NHS 031-63; Hussars 61-63; Homeroom Se60 ,6Treas, 60- 63; Honors 60- 63; JCL GRA Gold Convention 6163; Slide Rule Club 60- 62' 6Cabinet 62- 63; 2B AveIage Award 60- 62; Outstanding Homeroom Member 6063; Na- tional Merit Commended Student 63; Mixed Chorus 0-61 NITA BROWN B Average Award 60-62; Future Lawyers, Pres, 6263; Gold Convention 6063; Home- room, Trans, Lt. Gov. 60-63; Honors 60-63; Hussars 61-63; JRC 61-62; Pan-Am. Club 61-63; Perfect Attendance 61-62 MARY CAPPADONNA FBLA 60-62; Girls' Bowl- ing 60-61; GRA 60-61; Maroon Convention 61-62 DAVID CAPPS Football 60-61; Maroon Convention 6061; Perfect Attendance 61-62; Ski Club 60-63 ROXANN CARCARA Bowling 61-63; CRA 60-63; Homeroom, Sea, Treas. 61-62; JCL 60-61; Art 60-63 CINDY CARR An 61-63; B0 Average Award 60- 61; Bowling 61-63; Gold Convention 6163; CRA 60-63; Homeroom, Sea, Trcas 61-62; Honors 60- 63; JCL 6063; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63, Honors Editor; NHS 62-63; Top 220 Posmre 62-63; High Honors 62-63; Meritorious Citation 63 JOHN CARTER An 62-63; Bowling 61-62; Gold Convenlion 60-62; Honors 6061; Oumtunding HR. Member 61-62; Pun-Am; Club 61-62; Perfect At- tendance 61-62; Ski Club 6263; Slide Rule Club 62-63; Track 60-63 SUE CARTER Future Teachers 6061; Gold Con- venlion 60-62; GRA 60-62; Homeroom; Lt. Gov., 566., Treasu 60-63; JRC 60-63; JCL 60-62; Mixed Chorus 60-61 DONNA RUTH BRUNSON Future Teachers 60- 63; French Club 60-63; CRA 60-63; Letter C1115 61-63; Maroon Convention 61-63; Perfect Allend- ance 60-6 LORA BRYAN A Cappella Choir 60-63; FBLA 60-61; French Club 60-61; GirlsY Bowling 60-62; Gold Convention 6061; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Com 60-63; Repertoire Players 6263; Ski Club 61- 63; Cabinet 60-63 BARBARA BURKS A Cappella Choir, Sextet; A11- Region Choir 60-63; NHS 61-63; High Honors 6263; Honors 6162; HB Average Award 60-6 Convention 6063; Mixed Chorus 60-61; Homeroom, Sec. 6063; Future Teachers 60-62 JERRY BURNETT MARTHA BURNETT Future Teachers 61-63; hB Average Award 60-61; Maroon Convention 60-62; Repertoire Players 6163; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; PILOT Staff 61-62; FBLA 61-62; 15-20 Club 62-63; CRA 60-63 CALVIN BUSH DE 62-63; Perfect Attendance 61-63 RONNIE BUTLER Projecmr Club 62-63 LEE ROY BYRD k'A Average Award 62-63; Band 60-62; Boys, State 61-62; Congress 60-61; Football 62-63; Future Doctors 61-63; Cold Convention 60- Honors 60-63; Jeffersonians 6061; Junior Clubman 60-61; JCL 60-62Y Treas. 61-62; NHS 61-63; Cabinet 60-61; Baseball 61-62; Track 60-61: Meritorious Citation whh Special Honors 6263 DAVID CALLIS Seniors of 1963 JANIS CARVER Head Cheerleader 62-63; Junior Duchass 61-62; Congress 6162; FBLA 62-63; C1115, Bowling 60-61; Gold Convention 6061; Homeroom Sec. 61-63; Cabinet 60-61; Maroon Convention 61- 62; Pan-Am. Club 60-62; Senior Princess 62-63 HUGO CASTRO Basketball 60-62; Track 60-62 LEWIS PAUL CAVARETTA Band 6063; JCL 60-61; Ski Club 61-63; Slide Rule Club 60-63 CHARLOTTE CHAMPAGNE Maroon Convention 61-62; Perfect Attendance 60-61 BRENDA CHAPMAN GirlsS Bowling 60-61, Treas. 61-62 KAY CHALMERS Congress 60-61; Fumxe Doctors 6061, Sec. 60-;6l Fm lure Lawyers 60- 61; Girls Bowl- ing 606100111 Convention 60- 61; CRA 60:63 JCL 60- 61; YELLOW JACKET Staff 61- 62 PAT CHATANGIER JACKIE CLINGAMAN Band 60- 63; Future Nurses 60:63 GRA 60-63;Jeife1'sonians 62- 63; JCL 60- 61; Pan-Am Club 62-;63 Maroon Convention,60-61; JRC 62-63; Homeroom Sec. 60-61; Lt. Gov. 61-62; Honors 62-63; 15-20 Club 61-62 SUSIE COE 3B Ave1'age Award 6063, Honors 60-;63 Hussars 60-;63 A Cappella Choir 61-;62 Heralds 60-;63 Heralds Treas. 62- 63; Homeroom Lt Gov. 62- 63, Gov. 62- 63; CRA 60-;63 Congress 60- 61; Glee Club 60-61; 60111 Convention 60 0-63; Cabinet 60-63; Future Teachers 60-61; Top 220 Posture 60-61 LEROY COFFEY MARY ALICE COLLINS Band 60-63; FBLA 60- 63; Future Teachers 61-62; GKA 60-63; Maroon Convention 61-62; JCL 60-63; Homeroom Sec, 60-61 TOBY CONE Future Teachers 60-63; GRA 60-63; Heralds 61-63; Honors 60-61; Hussars 61-63, Chap- lain 61-62, Veep 62- 63; Letter Girls 62-63; JCL 60-62;N1'15 61-63; Homeroom Treas. 60-63, Gov. 61-62; 3311 Average Award 60-;61 Maroon Conven- tion 61- 62; Meritorious Citation 62- 63 GAY COOKSEY 3B2 Avemge Award 60- 61; Future Teachers 60- 63, District Delegate 60- 63 State Dele- gate 62-63,b Second V66 6063, Marital Member 60-63; Girls, Bowling, Outstanding Member and High Average 60-62; Glee Club 60-61: Heralds 61-63; High Honors 62-63; Maroon Convention 60-62; NHS 61-63; Pan-Am. Club 60-63; Forensic Club Treas. 6263, Outstanding Member 6263; Homeroom Lt. Gov 62-63; Cabinet 60-62; Honors 6162; l1-AAAA District Spelling and Plain Writing Champion 61-63; Senior Waltz 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62 63 JEANNETTE COOPER DE, Veep 61- 62, FBLA 60-61; C1r15 Bowling 60-;61 GRA 60-61; 15-20 C1ub,Treas. 60-61, See 62-63; General Business Pres. 62 63 NELLIE COOPER Girl? Bowling 6063; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63 CHARLES COTHAM MARTHA COLBOURN JCL 60-63, Treas 62-63; Gold Convention 61-62; JRC 62-63; High Honors 62-63; Honors 60-61; GRA 60-63; Future Teachers 60-62; Art 61-62; Ski Cluh 61-63; Repertoire Players 60-61; Creative Writing Society 62-63; 2B Average Award 60-63 MARION COURT Future Nurses 60-63; Glee Club 60-63; 15-20 Club 61-63; CRA 6061; Perfect At- tendance 61-62 FUTURE PHYSICISTS SURROUND ML olar during an experiment in his first period physics class. JAMES LOAR, DANNY BELL, ARTHUR ELSTER, AND DWIGHT KLAGES show off some of their skill acquired as lab assistants. MAJOR EXAMS GIVE the studious little lroubla 217 MARY COWARD FBLA 61-63; GRA 60-63; Honors 61-62; Maroon Convention 61-62; Perfect Allendance6 2 BETTY COX Band 60-63;Pcr1ect Attendance 61- 62; Mumon Convention 60- 62; GRA6 -61 JAMES CRENSHAW 211KB CRESWELL An 61-62; Maroon Convention 0-61; Taxidermy Club 61- 63 I?UTCHEL CRICCHIO Art 6263; Gold Conven- tion 61- 62; Maroon Convention 60- 61; Perfect Al- tendancu 60 63 BARBARA CRITCHFIELD Cabinet 6061; Ski Club 60-61; GRA 60-63; FBLA 6162; Cold Conven- lion 61-62; Heralds 61-63; Mixed Chums 61-63 DONA CROPPER FBLA 60-61; Girls3 Bowling 60- 61; Cold Convention 61-62 THOMAS CROW An 62- 63; B Average Award 60- 61; Fumre Lawyers 60 61; Honors 61- 63; Maroon Convention 60- 63, Chairman 62-63;.1CL 61- 63' NHS 61- 63; Slide Rule Club 61-;63 German Club 62- 63; Creative Writing Society, Pres. 6263; Organist 60- 63; Meritorious Citation 6- NANCY CUNNINGHAM 33 Average Awa rd 61;- Gold Convention 60- 62' YELLOW JACKET 51311 61- 62; Future Doctors 60 61; Art 61- 62; FBLA 60- 62; Girls Bowling 60- 62, Repertoire Players 60- 62; -Am. Club 60-61; Future Lawyers 6061; CRA 60-63; Camera 61-62 JOHN CURTISS Creative Writing Society, -Vee ep 62- 63; 15- 20 C1ub,Veep 61- 6;2 NHS 61- 63; HB Average Award 60-63, Future Doctors 61- 63; Gold Convention 61- 62' Honors 60-;63 Meritorious Cila lion 62- 63 RONALD DAUPHINE Art 62:63 French Club 606:1 Gold Convention 60-61; Homeroom, Gov 61, Lt. Gov 62- 63; Maroon Convention 6162; Out- standing HR. Member 60-61; Track 60-63 RUBY DAVID GRA 60-62 BARBARA JO DAVIS Hussars 60-;63 Homeroom, Sec. 6062; Cabinet 62- 63; FBLA 61- 62; Gold Con- vention 60- 62; GRA 606 BELINDA DAVIS Hussars 61- 62; Soph. Sec. 60- 61; JCL 60-62; HR. Gov. 60-62; NHS 61-62; Court, Soph. Duchess 60-61 LOUIS DAVOLOS HELEN DEMAHY YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; CRA 61-63; Girls' Bowling 60-61 SARAH DEZELLE Congress 62-63: Future Teach- ers 60-61; French Club 60-62; GRA 60-61; Home- room, Gov, 60-62; High Honors 60-61; Honors 61- 63; Junior Clubwoman 62-63; Maroon Convention 60-62; NHS 61-63, Sec. 6263; Slide Rule Club 60-62; JL-Sr, Play 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 PAULA DIONNE Maroon Convention 61-62; ORA 60-61; FBLA 60-61; Perfect Attendance 61-62 NANCY DIX An 6063; 13 Average Award 61 62; Band 6063; GRA 60-61 Homeroom6 566.6163; 111,111 111111615 6163; 1111161561111 ; 6111111111 Convention 6162, NHS 6613; P1116616 Auxdance 6162; Meritorious Citation 62- 63 JUNE DOIRON A11 60-63; Girls' Bowling 60-61; GRA 60-63; Heralds 6- ; Homeroom, Sec. 61-63 T1615, 6163; JCL 6061; Mixed Chorus 60-61; 5111 cm 6163; Tennis 61-62; Cold Convention 6063 NOEL DOLCE, 11131. Average Award 6062; Band 60-63, As, Drum Major 61-62, Drum Major 6263, Outstanding Member 61-62; Boys' State, P1551 Pro- Tem 01 Senate 62- 63; Citizen of 1115 Month 62- 63; Duke 6061; Congress 60-61,Outslz1nding Mcm her 60-;61 Future Lawyers, Pres1 60- 61; Heralds 61- 62, Convention 60-62; NHS 6163; Outstanding HR. Member 60-61; Perfect Attendance 61- 62; Future Doctors 60- 63; High Honors 60- 61; Executive Com miltee am on Convention 60- 61' Senior Waltz 62-63; Meritorious Cimtion 62- 63 GORDON DOMASCHK YELLOW JACKET Staff 62- 63; Perfect Allendance6 061 BILLIE DOMINQUE Tennis 60-63, Pres 61-63, State Semi-iinals 61-63; Letter Girls 61- 63, Pres. 62-;63 Citizen of the Month 61-62; GRA 60-63 Homeroom, Lt Gov, 62 63; Go 113 Convention 60- 63; JRC 62- 63; Outstanding Letter Girl 62- CAROLYN DOMINQUE Bowling 61- 62; Gold 3Com vention 61-62; Homeroom, Gov, 60-61, Lt. Cov1 61-62 JUDY DAWSON Congress 60-63, Citizen of 1110 Month 62 63, High Honors 62- 63; A Cuppelvlu Choir 62- 63, Hera1ds 62-63; Homeroom L1 Treas. 61- 62, Honors 6162; GRA 60 61; Mixed Chorus 6162; Perfect Attendance 60- 61, B Aver- age 61-62; Gold Convenlion 60-62; Meritorious Cim- tion 62-63 CONNIE DECLUIT Mixed Chorus 61-62 EDWARD DEJEAN Band 60-63; French Club 62- 63; Congress 62-63; Maroon Convention 60-63 GLORIA DEJEAN Duchess 6661; FBLA 6162; Girls' Bowling 6061; Gold Convention 60. 62; 0111 6063; 113111115 62-63: Homeroom, Sec 66.61; Con- gress 6162 LIDIA DE LA ROSA DUB DELONEY B3 Average Award 60 62 11.; 161111111 6063, chtcrcd 62 63; conges- 60- 61; - 11116 Lawyser 66-61; French c1611 66. 62; 1:613 c1111 venuon 61 -26 - Cond Sportsmanslup RepIesentdhvc 6o-;63 116111111;- 62- 63; Homeroom, Gov. 6162- 11111 Icon Convenlmn 60.61; 061-1111131116 HR 1112-1111161 60- 61; P611161 1111611311166 6162- 51113611 Body Vrcp 6263; 11111161 c1611m1n 60-;61 Texan 6263; NHS 62 63 9111161551 c66116263 Activities Vary in Range MISS SHAWS HOMEROOM oi seniors contributed food by the baskets to win award in the Christmas charity drive. uWEVE DIBE UT again, boast Danny Bell and Sylvia Sandoval a: Liule Buzz is presumed to the Senior Class for giving the most money in the All-School Chest Drive PAUL ROBINSON, TED Meek- er, Arthur Elsler, Harry ugas, Duh Dcloncy, Ray Mathis, and Mike Nccl fought hard on the basketball court during their last year. as a Busy Year Progresses WAYNE DOVIINQUE COROLE DOMINQUEZ DE 6163520615 Bowling 60- 61; ORA 60- 61; Pan- Am. Clul 60- SUSAN DOWNS Congress 6263;626:0111 Conven- tion 61-62; FTA Council 6063; Homeroom. $00., Lt. Gov 6162; Pun-AnL Club 60-63 MlKE DOYLE Football 6063; Basketball 60-62; Homeroom, Gov, 6162; YELLOW JACKET Staff 61-62: Cold Convention 6062; Duke 61 62 ROBERT DRODDY Art 61- 63; Camera :2 Future Teachers 60-63Y Mr. FTA 60- 63; Track 606-61 MARILYN DUCOTE 23 Average Award 62- 63; French Club 60-62; Girls, Bowling 60-62; CRA 643-63; Homeroom, Sec1 60-63; Honors 61-63; Maroon Convention 6062; Mixed Chorus 60-63; PILOT Staff 62-63; Repcrloire Players 61-63; Tennis 61-62; Ski Club 62-63 BARBARA DUGAS HARRY DUGAS 2B Average Award 62-63; Bas- ketball 60 63; French Club 60- 61 SAMMYE LOU DUHON Mixed Chorus 60-62 CERTIS DUMESNIL Forensic Debate Team 62-63; ulure Doctors 62-63; Maroon Convention 6163: Slide Rule Club 6263; Gold Convcntion 60-61: JCL 60-62 JOHNNY DUPLISSEY A Cappella Choir 62-63; HB Average Award 60-61; BoysY Choral 61-62; JCL 61-62; Maroon Convention 60-62 KENNETH LEE DURHAM Gold Convention 61- 62; Perfect Attendance 151- 62; Slide Rule Club 62- 63; Truc16 61 LEONARD DUROW CLAUDE DWYER Gold Convention 61- 62 RAY DYSON Boys Bowling 61- 62; Cold Conven- 1ion 61- 62; Homeroom, Gov. 6061 Lt Gov. 61- 62 KATHERINE ANN FERGUSON uB Average Award 6063: FBLA 60-61; Perfect Atlcndance 61-62; CRA 60-62 CHARLOTTE FINLEY Future Nurses 6163, Chap- 111111 62-63; FBLA 61-62; GRA 61-63; Herald: 61- 63; Homeroom Treas. 62-63; Glee Club 60-61; Maroon Comentiun 6162; Mixed Chorus 61-63 JERRY IIIZGERALD Boys Bowling 6162; GOIId Convention 6063' Homeroom Tc Lt. Gov 63; 4 1 Club 61- 63, YELLOW JACKET Staff 62 663 HARRY l'ITZNER A Cappella Choir 60- 63; Out- stzmding 31911111516063; Boys Choral 60 63; Rep- ertoire Players 60 62 GHL FLANACAN Meritorious Citation 63; YEL- LOW JACKET Staff J11 Editor 61 -62, Edunr in Chief 6213' Fulurc Teacher 60-63, Pres. of FTA 01- ecnnd Veep 60 61, Meriled 60- 1 Stale DelevaKe 62 63; 562 National Land Cunnuissionur, S1alc Bourd,Cha11'man of Constitu- limml Commillcc 62; Jungior Class Treas, 61- NHS 6163;1110115 Sweetheart 62 63; High Honors 62; Congress 6061; Cabinet 61-63, Outsmnding Cabinel Member 61-62; COIICS. Sec, of Sr. Cabinet 62-63; Homeroom Gav. 61-62; Heralds 60-63; Honors 6063: JCL 60-62; Editor of EXCELSIOR 61-62; Pdn-Am. 61-62; CRA 60-62 C Convention 60- 62: Maroon Convention 62-63, 230' Avt'ragc Award 6063 DIANE FLORES 222 PAT EASLEY Camera Club 61-62;Co11gress 60- 61;Fu!u1e Teachers 60-61; Guls Bow 1mg 6061' Gold Convenlmn 60 63; GRA 60 62; Heralds 62 63, Hussars 60-63, Assistant Un iofrm Quartermaster; JRC 6162; PILOT Staff 62- 63; FBLA 60- 62: Top 210 P0511116 62- 63 JEAN EAVES A Cappella Choir 61-63; 2B2 Aver- '153 Bowl- ing 60-61; C1013 Club 60-61; GRA 60- 63; Honors 60- 62; Hussars 60-63; Maroon Convention 61- 62; Pan- Am C1ub6 JERI EAVES FBLA 60-61; Fulure Teachers 61- 63, Merited 62-63; GRA 60-61; Homeroom Sec. 62- 63; Maroon Convention 61-63 NORRIS ELLIOTT Chess Club 60-61; JCL 60-62 ARTHUR ELSTER Boysa State 62-63; Junior Class Pres. 61-62; Citizen of the Month 62-63: Basketball 60-63, Letlcred 62-63; Heralds 61-63, Pres. 62-63; Homeroom Cov1 61- 2; Congress 62- 63; NHS 61- 63, Trans. 62- 63; Outstanding Congressman 62- 63; Tex- ans 6263- Junior Cluhman 60-63; uBn Average Award 60- 63; Honors 60-63; High Hon ors 60- 61; Maroon Convcnliun 60 63; Slide Rule Club 60 62, Meritorious Cilmion 626-3 JUDY ENGLISH Futuxe Nurses 60-63; Mixed Cho- rus. 61-63; JRC 61-63; Maroon Convention 61-62; GRA 60-61 PAT ETHEREDGE Heralds 62- 63; Homeroom Gov. Lt. Gov160-63; Cold Convention 61- 62; Cir ls Bowl- ing 60-61; GRA 61-62; Cabinet 61-62; Maroon Convention 6263 ALICE FALCON Future Nurses 60-61; Girls' Bowl- ing 60-61; GRA 60-61; JRC 61-62; Maroon Conven- tion 60-62; 15-20 Club 61-62 RAY FEEMSTER LINDA lIOWERS CRA 6061; H0 meruum Sec, Gov. 60-;62 JCL 61- 63; Maroon Convenlion 60- 61 MARILYN FLYNN PAI FOLEY French C1ub 61- 62; Gills Bowling 6006200111 Convention 60-61; CRA60-63;1Iomle- 11L! Gov 6061; JRC 60-;61 Ski C1u116 Spanish Club 60- 61; 15- 20 Club 62- 63 JANIS FONTENOT uB Average Award 6062; Band 60-61; FBLA, Sec. 62-63; State Convention 63; CRA 61-63; Homeroom Lt. Gov, 61-63; High Honors 62-63; Honors 60-62; Maroon Convention 6063; Outsianding Typing Student 6Underwo11d Award1 61- 62; DE, Sweetheart 62-;63 Cabinet 60-61 NHS 62 63: 1 9: 1111-111 Sec. 62- 63; Outsmnding HR Mem her 62- 63; Outstanding DE Student; Meritorious Cilzuion 62- 63 CHARLES FOSTER JULIA FOSTER Band 60-63; Maroon Convention 60-61; Slide Rule Club 60-61 SANDY FOSTER A Cappellu Choir 62-63; FBLA 62-63; 011151 Bowling 61-62; Gold Convention 6063; Glen C1ul12660-62; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Treas. 62- 63; JR C6 CAROL FRANKLIN Band 60- 63; FBLA 61-62; GRA 60- 62; Gold Convention 61- 62 JERRY FRASIER Gold Convenlizon3 60- 61; Pe1fect Attendance 60 61; Projector ClubG WILLIAM FREEMAN BRUCE FROBERG Maroon Cunvenlion 61-62; Por- feet Attendance 6162 MARY CALI IO C1115 Bowli ng 60- 2, Spanish Club 60- 62; FBLA 60- 61, Camerab Club 60- 61; CRA DANNY CANNON 601116 Convention 60- 61, Heralds 1-63, Homeroom, Gov 61-62; JCL 60-63; Cabinet 62- 63; Manon Convention 61- 63; Slide Rule Club 60-6 AMADO GARCIA Baseball 62-63; Football 6061; Outstanding HR. Member 60-63; Pan-Am. Club 62-63; Perfect Attendance 62-63 MARY GARCIA CRA 60-62; Pan-Am. Club 60-63 223 BECKY CARSEE Band 60- 62; Future Nurses 61- 63; Gold Convemion 60-62;G1ee Club 62- 63; GRA 60- 63; JRCG BETH CART1N Bsand 60- 63; 213'Y Average Award 6263; Future Nut 60- ; Lcllex Girls, 3111:!- menuuian 62- 63; Congress 6061: Homeroom, LL CW. 60- 61, T1035 61- 63; Perfect Attendance 61- 62: CRA 60- 63; Maroon Convention 60- 63 DELORES GARZA FBLA 62-63; CRA 60-61; JRC 62-63' Pan-Am. Club 60-63, Veep 62-63; Maroon Convention 62-63 JOHANNA GEBHART 38 Average Award 60-62; Congress. 60-61; French Club 61-63; Cold Conven- lion 60-63; CRA 60-63; Heralds 60-63; Homeroom, Cum 61-63; High Honors 6263; Honors 60-62; Hus- szlrs, BugIe Sergeant 62-63; JCL 60-61; Ski Club 61-62; Meritorious Citation 63 RACAN CENNUSA Citizen of the Month 61-62; Court, Duke 611- 62' Most Popular Boy 62-63; Font- ball 60,63 AIl-State, A11-District,Letlered 61-63; Homeroom: Lt. Gov 60- , Txeasu uerr. 1-;62 Con- gress 62- 63; Honors 62- 63; Outstanding HR. Me m- her 61- 62; Track 60- 63, Lettered 60- 63' Junior Club- man 62- 63 BECKY GILLIMAN SBC Sec. 62- 63; DAR Award 62-63; Lions Club Sweetheart 62-63; Citizen of the Month 62- -63; Heralds 6063' Girls State 62- 63' Congress 6061; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63, Sophomore2 Editor; Gold Convention 60- 63 Record- ing Sec - 3; GRA6 6-306; Cabi net 61-62; Home- room Treas, 62- 63; Grand Duchess 62 63 FLOYD GLADDEN BETTIE GLENN Homeroom Gov, Sec, 60-61; Heralds 62- 63; NHS 61- 63; JCL 60- 63, Outstanding Mcm her 61 -62; Future Teachers, Parliamentarian 62-63;Hig11 Honors 62- 63; Outstanding HR Mem her 60-61; PILOT Staff 62- 63; Band 60- 62; t313'; Average Award 6062; Honors 60-63; Cold Conven- tion 61-62; Maroon Convention 60-61; CRA 60-63; Meritorious Citation 6 TWOSY CLOVER Cilizcn 0f the Month 62-63; MB Average Award 60-61; Forensic Club 61- 63; GRA 60- 63; Congress 62- 63; Honors 61- 63; Maroon Convention 6163; Repertoire Players 61- 63; Club 61- 63, Sec. 62:63 Slide Rule Club 62:63 Junior Clubwoman 62-63; Outstanding Congressman 62-63 BERTIN GONDRON DE 62-63 CELIA CONCORA GRACIE GONZALEZ uB Average Award 61-63; Gold Convention 60- 61; CRA 6063; Heralds 61- 63; Homeroom, Gov. 61- 62; Honors 61- 63; Pan -Am Club 61-62, 560.; Perfect Attendance 61- 62 JEROME GONZALEZ Boys Bowling 60-;61 Boys' Choral 62- 63; Football 6061; Maroon Convention 60-61; Mixed Chorus 62-63; Repertoire Players 62- 63 JESSIE GONZALES GRA 60-61; 313 Average Award 60-63; Futuxe Nurses 6063; Cold Conven- tion 62-63; JRC 61-63; Pan-Am. Club 60-63 ARTHUR GOODMAN 224 New Mascot, Big Buzz, Aids in Developing School Spirit LANCE 0055 213 1111-11166 Award 6061; Congress 61-63; F66111611 6061; Future D661616 6263; 06111 1361116611611 6061; Homeroom '61. 6061; Cabinet 61-62; H6661; 6063; 11111161 6211111111611 6263; 0111. 5166111116 HR. 1116161161- 60-61; 51116 111111: c116 6162; Texans 62.63 CANDY GRANT DIANA GRANTHAM Fumrc Nurses 6063; Clu- c11111 60-63; GRA 6063; 106162; 11616611 Conven- tion 6063; YELLOW JACKET 51611 6263 HOLLIE GREEN An 6062; Camera c1611 60-62: E 62-63; Forensic c1611 60-62; FBLA 62-63; mm Convention 61-62; GRA 6062; 13666116116 P161161; 61-62; Ski c1116 60-62 SANDRA GALE GREEN 13 Average 111661-11 60- 62; 11616135 62-63; 1161116166111, 116-66 6163, 566. 61-62; Future Teachers, 11161611611 6061; 11616611 C6nv61111611 60-62; A11 60-63; 0111; Bowling 60-63, Capmin 62.63; cm 60-63; An 6063 KENNY GRIFFITH Cheerleader 62-63; YELLOW JACKET 51.111 6163, 1161161165 Editor; Congress 61-;62 Homeroom L1 c1111, c6611. 606;3 6611 Con- 116111166 60 63; B Average Award 6163; 1161161; 13-666116116 Players 6163 ORA 60 63 11111161- Clluobwoman 62 63; FBLA 6162 An 60 63 c111161-11 c1116 61 63; 01116 Bowling 60 61, Ski 60 61 MARTIN GRIFFITH JCL 6061;V1211roun Conv-en lion 61-62; Ski C1ub 616225111119 Ru1e 606 FELIX GRILLO Football, Manager 131-63 ELLEN CUAJ ARDO A Cuppella F air 6163 Out standing Member 61-62,L1brarian, , Si: lam Student Conductor 6263;13 Average Award 61-02, FBLA 61-62; Girls' Bowling 6061;11sz 6063;11:11er Girls 6263: Homeroom HLI Cov 60-61: Conv'rcss 61-62; Honors 43552115 61- 63 Insuumxznt Quartermaster 62-63; MHaroon Cunvention - 3, Mixed Chorus 60-61; Pan- Am Club 61- 62; Perfec1 Attendants 60-61 LONNEY GUIDRY Taxidermy Club 6263; Print- ing 62. 3 MICHAEL GUIDRY 13656111111 61-63; French c1111, 60-62; JCL 60-61; 11616611 comemmn 60.62 RANDY CUIDRY Printing 6263 TERRY CUIDRY Boys Bowlmg 6162-1101116100111, Treas. 62 63; Perfect Attendance 60-61; 'lra ck 00- 63 Co- Captain 62-63; C0u1'1,Prince 62 63 LANA GULLEY GRA 60-;63 Letter C1115 62-63; Maroon Convention 6162: FBLA 60 61' Girls 130111- ing 6061 TRAVIS HAGLER Band 00- 63; Creative Writing Maroon Convention 6063;11101110110us Citation 63 225 CAROLE HALL Congress, Bulletin Scribe 62-63; FBLA 6162; Girls Bowling 60-62; Cold Conven- 1iun 60-62; GRA 60-63; Congress 6062; Hume- ruum, Gov. 61-62, Sec, 62-63; Hussars 61-63; Junior Clubwoman 6263; Outstanding HR; Member 60-61; YELLOW JACKET Staff 6263; Citizen of Month 6263; ernch Club 6062; Gold Executive Commit- tee Chairman 63 CHARLES HALL Congress 60- 61; French Club 6162fFoot1Ja11 60-63 Lettered 62-63 A11Dislricl; Maroon Convc cmion 60-63 Chairman 60-62; PILOT Stnif 62 63; Cabinet 61- 62; Ho omeroom Lt Gov 62; Gold Convention Executive Committee 62 636 DON HALTOM Camera Club 61-62; FBLA 61- 62; FDA 62 63 Cold Convention 61-62; Golf 60- 63; JCL 61- 62; Outstanding Homeroom Member 60-;61 P91- Iecl Attendance 6162; Ski Club 61-63 DRUCILLA HAMILTON Future Lawyers 62-63; GirlsY Bowling 62-63 BERNARD HANKINS WAYNE HARDIN DE 6263 l'OMMY HARRIS A Cappella Choir 62 63 Honors 6263, 11; Ave rage Award 62-;63 Boys Choral 62-63; Maroon Convention 61-6;2 Mixed Chorus 1-62 CRAIG HAYNES Homeroom; Lt. Gov. 6263; Ski Club 62-63 BRUCE HEATH SANDY HEBERT SERVING AS leaders of the school are ongressman Charlotte Hudson, Carole ley Sims, Mary Lockwood, Sarah Deere, Judy Daw- son, Beth Ann Knight; Burt St. Cyr, and Bryan Ander- son. 226 Cabinet and Congress Provide Leadership BRINGING THE CABINET news hack Lu their homerooms are cabinet mem er Gail Flanagan, Pally Price, Jtan Brown, Barbara .10 Davis, Luop Garcia, Jane Booth, Sandra Beavens, Sandra Brauninger, Sue Honeycult, Claire Landry, Jay Lear, Steve Prejean, Dick Lowlher, Bob Hollier, Reggie Jackson, Teddy Lilljedahl, Dan Cannon, Tommy Town- send, and Lynn Smith CLOSING OUT THEIR high school caxcers as homeroom executives are Sharon Rumm: Mikic Prejean Carolyn Thomp- son, Susie COB, Pam Stansbury, B.C.A1bright,Virginia Aston Lannie Romero, 1.09 011111, Jo Anne Ludwig, Kenny Griffith, Johanna Gchhan, Norman Johnston, Reid Patterson, Tom Arringlon, Bob Locwcnsmin, and Tommy Kirchmer. READY TO DEAL with any problems which arise in Congress are Twosy lover, beby Summerlin, David Bankslon Ruins Manley, Lance Coss, Larry Sclerandi Edward De jean, Jimmy Roberts, and Jerry SegresL 227 SIDNEY HEBERT RAY HECKER SBC Pxes, 62-63; Sophomore Class Pres. 60-61; Homeroom Gov. 61-62; Court, Duke 60-61, Prince 62-63; Maroon Convention 60-63; Citi- zen of Ike Month 62-63; 2Mr, Yellow JackeW 60-61; Texans 62-63; Fire Prevention Committee 6061; Future Lawyers 60-61; Junior Clubman 62-63; Heralds 61-62; Keynote Speaker Maroon Conven- Hon 3 CHRIS HENRY JUDY HENRY Cabinet 60-61; Homeroom, Lt. Gov. 61-62; A Cappella Choir 61-62; Camera Club 61-63; Future Teachers 62-63; Gold Convention 61-63; Honors 61-63; 2B2 Average Award 6062; GRA 61- 63; Glee Club 61-62; HNS 62-63; Meritorious Citation 63 SYLVIA HERNANDEZ ALFRED HERRERA ROYCE HICKSON CAROL HIGGINBOTHAM DE 62-63; Homeroom, Trans. 6263 DON HIGHTOWER Slide Rule Club 62-63 Dead Week Ushers in KENNETH HILTON DONA HINRICHS A Cappella Choir 61-63; 2B Average Award 60-62; Band 60-63; Gold Conven- tion 62-63; GRA 60-63; Heralds 61-63; Hon'nelroon'lY Sec. 60-62; Honors 60-63; JCL 60-63; All Region Choir 61-62 MIKE HIRLEMAN Perfect Attendance 60-61 CLIFFORD HODGES Boys' Bowling 60-63; Hex- alds 62-63; Maroon Convention161-62; Pau-Am. Club 60-61; Perfect Attendance 60-61; Slide Rule Club 61-63; Tennis 62-63; Junior Clubman 63 SANDRA HOLBROOK 21311 Average Award 61-62; French Club 60-61; Girls5 Bowling 60-61; Gold Convention 60-62; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Gov. 60-62, Lt. Gov. 62-63; Honors 61-63 JAMES HOLBROOK CHARLOTTE HUDSON 2B1Y Average Award 61- 63; Congress 62-63; Future Teachers 6063, Twas 60-61, 62-63, State and District' Convention Delegate 62-63, Merited 6263; Perfect Attendance 61-;62 JRC 62- 63; Maroon Convention 60- 62; YELLOW JACKET6 S1aff 62-63, Faculty Editor: Honors 61- 63; CRA Homeroom Treas. 60- 61; Maroon Con- venli0n162-363 CARL HUGHES PEGGY HUGHES DE 6263 KENNETH HUND RODNEY HUNT JANE HURST Future Nurses 60-62; Glee Club 60-61; Mixed Chorus 62-63 JO LELLEN HOLLAND 2B2 Avenage Award 6163; 61 -62; Go 1d Convention 61-63; Homeroom, SeBcL A62 63; Honors 61- 63; Repertoire Players 62-63; Pan-Am 61-62; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63 ROBERT HOLLIER Junior Class Veep 61-62; Football 60-63, LelleIman 61-63, All-Dislricl 62-63; Boys, Siam 61-62; Cabinet 60-63; High Honors 62- 63: YELLOW JACKET Stuff 62-63, Sports Editor 62-63; Perfect Attendance 61-62; JCL 60-63; Honors 60-63: Future Lawyers 60-61; Gold Convention 60- 63; Oulstanding Cabinet Member 61-62; Junior Cluhman 62-63; Interim Senior Class Veep 62 63 BRENDA HOLLINCSWORTH Girlsg Bowling 60- 63; GRA 60 63 SUE HONEYCUTT Hussars 61-63, Majorcne 62- 63; HNS 62-63; Honors 60-63; HB Average Award 6063; Homeroom, Gov. 60-61; Cabinet 6063; Her- alds 61-63; JCL 60-62; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63, Organization Editor; Gold Convention 6063; CRA 60-63; JRC 60-61; Senior Waltz 62-63 CURTIS HORN EWARD HORWITZ Band 6063; Jeffersonians 62- 63: Creative Writing Sociely 62-63; JCL 60-62 ART HOWARD Congress 62-63; Maroon Conven- tion 61-63;1Baseba11 60- 61; JCL 60-61; Gold Con- venlion 606 CARY HUEIBEL DE 61- 63 BlECKY HUDSON Future Nurses 60- 62; GRA 60- ;JCL 60:62 Maroon ConventionG 61-62 CHARLOTTE JOHNSON ELLIS JOHNSON Scnior Class Veep 62-63; F00!- hull 60- 62; Future Doctors 61- 63 Vice- PresIdem 62 63; Homeroom Lt. 0v 61-36 - aroun. Convention 61- 62; Ski Club 61- 62; Slide Rule Club 62- 63; Cold Convention 62- 63 NORMAN JOHNSTON Boys' Bowling 62-63; Home- mum, Gov. 62-63; Slide Rule Club 62-63 GILBERT JONES JCL 60-62; Print111g 62-63 LINDA JONES DE 62-63; Homeroom Trans. 6263; Mixed Chorus 60-62; Pan-Am Club 6061; Ski C1111; 60 61 MERINDA JONES High Honors 6263; Honors 60-;62 CRA 60-;62 Band 60-;62 Meritorious' Cila- 230 FLOYD HUTCHINSON Basketball 6061; DE 61- 63 RALPH DANIEL HYDE BARBARA IRION Future Teachexs 6162; CvillsY Bowling 60-6;1 Gold Conventio 116061; Homeroom, Purl 60 61, Sec. 61- 62; Honors H61 62; 111a100n C011- Venlion 6162; PanAm.C1ub 61-62; YELLOW JACKET Skiff 62 63 KAY IRION Camera C1111: 6063, Trans. 6162; Homer 00m, Sec. 6061, Trans 6162; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62- 63; Gold Convention 60- 61; FBLA 60- 61; Girls Bowling 60- 61 SANDRA IRVING Art 61- 63; Camera Cloul;3 161- 62; Girls Bow11ng 60- 61; CRA 60- 6;3 JRCG ;Mz1- roon Convention 62 63; Mixed Chorus 60- 616 REAGAN JACKSON Fomhall 60-63, Lettered 61- 63, All-Dislrict 62- 63, B asehall 6163, Lenered 61- 63, A11D1st11cx Co-Caplain 62- 63; Jr. Cluhmun 63; rd 60-63, Pres1 62-63; Gold Convention 6063; Honors 6263 REGGIE JACKSON JCL 6162; Slide Rule Club 62-63 HARVEY JEANE Advanced Science Club 60-63: uB Average Award 60- 65; Cold Convenlinn 61-63; JCL 61- 63; NHS 61- 63, Slide Rule Club 60-63; Pan-Am, Ch 11 60- 61; Creative Writing Society 62- 63; Me1ilorious Citation 63 CH ARLES JENNY Baseball 60-;61 JCL 6061; Perfect Attendan nee 60-61; Track 60-61,Genera1 Business Pres. 62-63 JANICE KENDRICK CRA 60-61; Maroon Conven- tion 61-62; Girls' Bowling 60-61 MOLLY KESMAN SONDRA KETCHERSIDE FBLA 60-62; Gold Con- vention 61-62; YELLOW JACKET 511111 62-63 SHARON KILLIAN Band 60-63; 313 Average Award 60-62; Homeroom, Twas 6052, Gov. 6263 Honors 6063-61111 60 63; Gold Conanuon 60 63; FBLA 6152; Cabine16 2-36 DIANNA KIMBALL Future Nurses 6263, 5611111 Represemmive, 3313 Av e age Award 5162 PILOT 511111 6162; Maroon Convention 606;2 A11 6163; Honors 61-62- 011153 Bowling 6162 CRA 60 63; NHS 62 63 Creative 17111111111; Societv 6253 DIANE KING Future Nurses 60 61; CRA 60.63 TOMMY KIRCHMER Football 60- 63, Lcllered 61- 63, A11- 111511101 62 63; Congress 60- 61; HB Average Awa rd 60-62; Homeroom, Lt Gov 6162, Gov. 62 63; C01d Convention 60-61, Chairman; Honors 60- 62; JCL 60-62; Perfect Attendance 61-62; NHS 152-63 MARILYN KITCHENS Camera Club 62:63 Fu- ture Nurses 60- 63; Glee C1ub6 6-;263 CRA 60- 63; Honors 62 63; JRC 62- 63; Maroon Convention 61- 62 DWIGHT KLAGES 2A Averag Award 60-61; HS 61-63; Baseball 61- 62; H1g11 Honors 60-61; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62- 63, Senior Editor; Honors 6163; B Average Awar d 61-63;G01d Con- vention BJRC 6163; PILOT Staff 62-;63 Slide Rulel Club 60- 62, Pan Am CIu 11 60:61 Jun1or Clubman 62-63; Boys Bowling 6061; Meritorious C111a ion 63 BETH ANN KNIGHT A Cappella Choir 61-63; s B Average Award 60-62; Future Teachers 61-62; Girls' Bowling 60-61; Gold Convention 60-62; Glee Club 60-61; Heralds 61-63; Homeroom, GOV. 60-61; Congress 62-63; High Honors 60-63; Honors 6163; Hussars 61-63; NHS 61-63; Pan-Am. Club 60-61; PILOT Staff, Feature Edi10r 61-62, Editor-in-Chicf 62-63; Meritorious C11a11011 62-63; Nominee 101' Elks 3Mos1 Valuable S1nden1 Award 62-63; Slide Rule Club 60-61; Na1101131 Merit Commended Student JOHNNIE KRATZ RUTH KRUMMEL Cahine1 60-61 HENRY KUBE JCL 6162; Slide Rule Club 62-63 MIKE KUYKENDALL Homeroom, Lt. Gov. 62-63; JRC 62- 63, Slide Rule Club 62 63 ANITA LACCOMBE DE 6163, Parliamentarian62- 63; moon Convemion 60- 6;2 GR RA 6061;131:151 Bowl1ng 60- 61; FBLA 60- 61 23l Black and White Ball Inaugurates BILL LAlRD WILLIAM LAIRD Football 60- 62; 6ijector Club Treas 62- 63; HMr Typical Texas 62- LESLIE LAKIE Heralds 61-;62 1513mm Conven- tion 60-62; Slide Rule Club 60-63; JCL 60-63; Honors 62-63; Repertoire Players 62-63; Perfect Al- tendance 60-61 JUDY LA LONDE DE, Sec. 6263; FBLA 61-62; Gillsy Bowling 6061; Gold Convention 60-62; GRA 60-62; Homeroom, Txcas. 61-62; Perfect Attendance 60-61 PHILBERT LA LONDE Art 60-61; Baseball 62- 63; 2601;! Convention 6162; Perfect Anendance A1R6LENE LANDRY A Cappella Choir 61- 63; Fu- tnIe Nurses 60- 63; French Clu b 6062; Glee Club 60-;61 GRA 6062; Homeroom, Sec, 60 -62, Trans. 62-63; Maroon Convention 6162; Taxidermy Club 62-63; 15-20 Club 62-63 BARBARA LANDRY' 0111s, Bowling 60-61 CLAIRE LANDRY 213 Average Award 6063; High Honors 6062; Honors 6263; NHS 61-63; Cheerleader 62-63; Heralds 61-62; Congress 61-62; Cabinet 62-63; Cold Convention 6062; CRA 6163; Slide Rule Club 60-62; Meritorious Citation 62-63 C. J. LANDRY JO LYNN LANDRY Homeroom, Sec. 6162; Ma- roon Convention 6162; Perfect Attendance 6162 JOHN PAUL LANDRY RUDOLPH LANDRY Future Doctors 61-63; JCL 2:12;; Perfect Attendance 6061; Slide Rule Club JEANNE LANE B Average Award 61- 62; Gold Convention 61-;62 GRA 6063; JRC 6162' Letter Ci r51 61- 63; Honors 6163 EUGENE LARSON DE 61- 63; Projector Club 60- 61 PAMELA LARSON A Cappella Choir 62- 63; Art Club 61-;62 uB Average Awa Id 6062; Future Teachers 60-63;Gir15 Bowling 60-61; Glee Club 0-62, Librarian 61- 62; GR'A 60-63; Honors 60-62; Maroon Convention 60-6, NHS 61-63; Attendance 60 62' High Honors 62- 63' Meritorious Citation 62 63 Numerous Outside Parties PHYLLIS LATIOLAIS Future Nurses, Soph. Repre- sentaxive, Omslunding Suphumom Award 60-61; 15- 20 Club 61-63; Homeroom, LL Gov. 61-62, See. 62-63; Gold Convention 6061; French Club 60-62; CRA 60-63 LEONARD LAUVE Baseball 6063, All-Dislricl 63, Co-Captain 63; Perfect Attendance 61-62 MARY LEA Cold Convention 61-62; GRA 60-63 BRENDA LeBLANC French Club 60-62; Girls1 Bowling 60-61; GRA 6063; Letter Girls 62-63; Hussars 60-63; JRC 60-61; Maroon Convention 61- 63; Repertoire Players 60-61; YELLOW JACKET Staff 61 62 CAROLYN LeBLANC Cleo Club 62-63 HENRY LeBLANC MARSHALL LeBLANC Student Photographer 61- 63; Camem Club 611-;63 Future Doctors 62-63 ; JCL Iamon Convention 60-;62 Ski Club 60- 62; Slide Club 61- 63 BILL LEE '13 Average Award 60-62; Homeroom LL GOV. 61-63; Honors 62-63; JCL 61-63; Slide Rule Club 62- 63; Perfect Attendance 61- 63 DA RYL LEE 213 Average Award 60-63; Chess Club 61- 62; 53C Parliamentarian 62 63; Congress 61- 63, Honors 60-63; JRC Junior Clubman 62- 63; JCI 60-62; Maroon ConGVention 6162; Slide Rule Club 60- 62; SEC Outsmnding Member 61- 62; Chairman Maroon Convention 62-6 JIMMIE LEE Cabinet 60- 61; Maroon Convention 61-62; Projection 6163; Slide Rule C1ub6 63 CHARLYNE LEMAN A Cappella Choir2 61-63; 13 Average Award 61- 63; Future Teachers 60 63; Girls Bowling 60-;61 Gold Convention 60-62; Glee Club 60- 61; GRA 60- 63; Homeroom, Sec 60- 61' Honors 60-62 BLAYNE LEQUEUX Band 60- 63, Jeffersonians 62- 63; High Honors 62- 63; 33 Average Award 60-61; NHS 6163; Congress 61- 62; Science Club 61- 63; Homeroom Lt. Gov. 62- 63; Slide Rule Club 60 63; Maroon Convention 62-63; Cold Convention 60-62; Meritorious Citation 63; Honors 6162 JIMMIE RUTH LEVIN6CSTON Sextet 60-63, A Cappella Cho1r;GRA 0-63;Lellcr Girls 62- 63; Ski Club 60- 61; Camera 6C111b 61-62;H0n01's 61- 63; 1115, Bowling -62 JOHNNIE LeWALLEN Gold Convention 6162; Perfect Attendance 606 BARBARA LIGHT Congress 60-63; Homeroom, Gov Lt.Cov.62-63;.1CL 61-'62, GRA 60-62' Helalds 62163; NHS 61-63; Hussars 60-;63 A Cap- pella Choir 61- 63, Sextet 62-63; Mixed Chorus 60-61; Outstanding Homeroom Mem er 60-61; uB Aver- age Award 60-61; High Honors 61-62; Maroon Convention 60-63; National Counc 11 Teachers of English Awmd 1962; Menton'ous Citation6 66Now-or-Never Week,9 Allows a TEDDY LILLJEDAHL Court, Duke 6061 King 6-63: Congress 60- 62; Football 60- 63, Captain 62- -63, All-State, All District 62- 63; Maroon Conven- tion 60-62, Executive Committee 6162; Track 61-63; Cabinet 62-63 EDWARD LIPPINCOTT Band 6063: Boys1 Bowl- ing 6062; Chess Club 60-62; JCL 60-61; Maroon Convention 61-63; Perfect Attendance 61-62; PILOT Staff 62-63; Ski Club 61-62 LINDA LEE LIVINGSTON Cahinet 60-61; GRA 60-63 JAMES LOAR Ad; Science Club 60-62; uB Aver- age Award 60- 63; Gold Convention 61-62; Cold 60- Homeroom, Gov 62-63; JCL 60-62; NHS 61-63; Slide Rule Clu b 60- -63; Golf 60-63, Captain 6263; Meritorious Citation 62-63 MARY LOCKWOOD Congress Corresponding Sec, 62-63; FBLA 61-62; Future Teachers 60-61; Girls, Bowling 6061; Gold Convention 60-26, ' Homeroom Treas. 60-61, Sec. 61-62; CRA 60- 62; Husszu's 61- 63. Instrument QuartexmastEI 60-63; 'Lion Sweethean 62-63 ROBERT LOWENSTEIN 2A Average Award 60- ' Ad, Science Club 60-63; 23 Average Award Club 60-62, Pres. 61-62; Jr.-Sr. Play Cast 62-63; Meritorious Citation with Special Honors 62-63 FRANK LOGAN Football 60- 63 Letterman 61-63; Ma aroon Convention 6162 YELLOW JACKET Staff -63 JZAMES LOGAN Art Club 6162; French Club 60- 6 ; Homeroom, Treas1 62-63, Outstanding Homeroom Member 62-63 ARTHUR LONA Mixed Chorus 62-63; Track 6061 BEATRICE LOPEZ GRA 61- 63; Letter Girls 262- 63; Pan- -Am Clu b 61- 62; Gold C0nveulion6 .6 DICK LOWTHER nB Average Award 260- 61; Boys, Bowling, Sec. 62- 63; Cold Convention 61- 62; Cabinet 62 63' JCL 60- 62; Perfect Attendance 61- 62; Slide Rule Club 61- 63 VICTOR LOZANO 15-20 61-62 JOANNE LUDWIG 3A2 Average Award 60-62; 33 Average AwaId 60-61; Miss FTA, State Dele- gaze, Outstanding Sophomore 60-61, Meriled 6063; Future Teachers 60-63, Hismrian 60- 62, Pres. 62-63; Gold Convention 60-62; Home e,room Lt. Gov. 60-61, Com 61-63; Heralds 62-63; Hussars, Pres. 62-63; NHS 61-63; Perfect Attendance 6061; Football Sweethean 62-63; Miss Typical Texan 62-63; Merito- rious Citation with Special Honors 62-63 TOMMY LUMPKIN Art Club 62-63 DONALD MACKENROTH B Average Award 60- 62; Slide Rule Club 62-63 Rest for the Boys of JUDY KAY MAGNUS An 60-63; 6B2 Average Award 60-61; FBLA 60-61; Future Teachers 61-63; Cold Convention 6062; GRA 60-63; Heralds 61-63; Homeroom, 500. 6061, 62-63; Honors 60-62; Maroon Convention 60-62; Perfect Atlendance 60-62; om- mended for Merit Scholarship MAUDINE MALONE Future Doctors Sec 62-;63 Gdol Convention 62-1-63; Honms 61- 63; JRC 61- 62; JCL 60 62: PILOT SlaH,C1u11 Editor 62 63; 15 20 Club 6163 Pres. 616 62 JAY MANDEL NHS 6163; Honors 61- 2B Average Award 60 61; JCL 6062 Slide Rule Club 60-61; Maroon Convention 61-62; Meritorious Cila- don 6263 RUFUS MANLEY Chess Club 60-61; Congxess; Spirit Committee Chairman 62-;63 Golf 6063; Homeroom, ov. t. Gav .-60 62; Maruon Convenuon 61-62; Ski Clu1:l Veep 62-;63 Slide Rule Club 60-63; JCL 60- BETTY ANN MARCEAUX JRC 6162 JAMES MARCONTELL JCL 60-61; Ski Club 62- 63; Slide Rule Club 61-62 DON MARSCH Honors 60-62; Slide Rule Club 6263; Cold Convention 6062; Band 6063; Track 60-61; Meritorious Citation 62-63 BRENDA MARTIN Girls, Bowling 60-62; Maroon Convention 6061; FBLA 60-61; Camera Club 6061; RA 60-61 JANE MARTIN Maroon Convention 6162 DOMINGA MARTINEZ GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Assibtant Cabinet Member 60-61; Maroon Conven- tion 60-61; Repertoire Players 60-62 ROBERT MARTINEZ PILOT Staif 61-62; YEL- LOW JACKET Stuff 6263 RITA MASON Future Nurses 60-63; Maroon Con- venxiun 62-63; GRA 6062; 011-151 Bowling 60-61 RAY MATHIS 113 Average Award 6063; Band 6063: BJSkelbalI 60-63, Lenered 62-63; Honoxs 60- 63; Maroon Convention 6063; Slide Rule Club 60- 63; Creative Wriling Society 6263; NHS 62-63 NEREANA MATTE CHERYL MAY 011-151 Bowling 60-61; GRA 60- 63; Homemom Office 6062; Repertoire Players 6263 MARILYN MCAODAMS FBLA 61-63; Future Nurses. 60-61; GRA 601; 313 Average 6Award 62- 63; Ma- roon Convention 61 62; Honors JANETH MCLAIN 33 Average Award 6063; Con- gress 6263; Honor: 60-63; Perfect Attendance 60- 62; Repertoire Players 6263; Mamon Convention 60-62; FBLA 60-61; Jr.-S1-. Play 6263 LESTER McCULIJOUGH DE 6263 SHIRLEY McCOY GRA 60-61 CHAROLETTE MCCURLEY GRA 60- 63; Letter Girls 61-63;Matoo11 Convention 61- 62; Tennis 62- 63;G01d Convention 60-1 SANDRA MCDONALD Future Nurses 60- 61; Pan Am. Club 60- 62; 15- 20 Club 61- 62; Congress 60- 61; Honors 60- 63; 01115 Bowling 60- 61 JUDY McFARLAND FBLA 6063; Future Nurses Veep 60-63; Trees, 6063; Cold Convention 61-63; CRA 60-61; Outstanding Future Nurse 62-63 SCOTT MCGDOTHLEN Ao Cappella Choir 61- 63; Boys Choral 60- 63: Mar Convention 60-;61 Mixed Chorus 60- 61; Perfect 0Attenda1nce6 62-63 PAT MCGREW 2A Average Award 61- 62; 213 Average Award 60-;63 NHS 61- 63; Homeroom Lt. Gov. 61- 62 Cabinet 61- 62; Science Club6 -6 ;Ma- 1 11 - ' 60-61; H1gh Honors 61- 62; Honors 60- 63; Meritorious Citation 62 63 Seniors Add Many Honors for MARILYN MCGUFF Sophomore Club Treas 60- 61; Future Teachers 60- 63, Sec 60-61; Gold Con vcnlion 60-;61 CRA 60-63; Cabinet 62-63;H1gh Honors 61-63; Assistant Drum Sergeant 62; Hussars 61-63; JCL 60-62; Maroon Convention 61-63; NHS 61-63; Perfect Attendance 61-62; Senior WaIlz 62- 63; Meritorious Citation with Special Honors 6263 TIM MCKENZIE JERRY McMILLAN Head Cheerleader 6263;116- pertoirc Players, Pres. 60-63 Hislo61'1e1n3 60 63; Foren- c Club, eep 62 -;63 He1'alds6 2-6 3; Homeroom, Lt Gov., Gov. 60-62; Junior Cluhman 62-63; Outj standing HR. Member 61-62; Boys1 Bowling 60-63, Sec. 60-63: Maroon Convention 61-62; .11'.-Sr1 Play 62-63 KATHlYG chMONACLE DE 62- 63; Maroon Conven- 110116 JUNE1 MZCWILLIAMS Future Nurses 60-63, Corres- ponding Sec. 60- 63; JRC 61- 62; Gold Convention SALLY MEADOWS Hussars, Veep 62 63 Assistant Uniform Quartermaster 61-u1ure Teachers hap- lain, Merited 60- 63; YELLOW JACKET Staff, Clubs Ed1tor 62- 63; NH HS 61- 63; Homeroom Treas. 60- 63; Cold Convention 60-63; S1A Average Award - 3B Ave erage Award 6061; GRA 6063; Per- felct 2Attendance 60-;61 Slide Rule 60-61;Merilor10us Citation 62- 63 236 BURNELL MEAUX JUDY MEAUX JRC 60-62; Cold Convention 6061 VERNA MEAUX FBLA 60-61; French Club 60-62; Homeroom, Sec. 60-62; Gold Convention 60-62 TED MEEKER 2B -Average Award 60-63; Band 60-63; Basketball 62-63; High Honors 60-62; NHS 62-63; Slide Rule C1111! 61-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 MADELYN MELANCON DE Treas 61-63; Future Nurses 6061;01r156B0w11ng 60 61; Gold Conven- tion 61-62; CR 60-61; Homeroom, G0V1 61-62; Maroon Convention 60- 61; Ski Club 61- 63 PATSY MELLARD Girls Bow1ing 61-62; GRA 61-62 HOMER MENDIOLA ROBERT MENDOZA ORVILLE EUGENE MEYER uB Average Award 60- 63; Heralds 62- 63; Band 60-;61 Go Id Con tion 61- 62; Homeroom Parliamentarian 60 62; H511 ors 60- 63; Slide Rule Club 62- 63; Spanish Club 60- 61; Tennis 62-63; Track 60 0-;62 Cre alive Writing Society 6263; NHS 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 PATOTY MEYER Band 60-63, Majorette 61-63; Sen rClass Treas. 62-63; Future Teachers 60-63; Cablinel 60- 61; JRC 62- 63; GRA 60-63; Honors 60; Letter C1115 62- 63, Sec. -Trcas 62-63; French Club 661- 3; Maroon Convention 61-6 SID MICKLE CAROL MIDJETTE Texas Association of Fuluxe Nurses 61-62, Pres, 62-63 ; dsB Ave erage Awarpl 60- e . say Contest Applicant 62- 63; JCL 60- 62; NHS 62 63; A 60-63 KAY MILBURN NHS 61-63; Hussars 61-63; High Honors 62-63; Honors 60-63; Future TeacheIs 60- 63; YELLOW JACKET Staff 6263; HB Average Award 60-62; Gold Convention 61-62; Homeroom, Lt. Gov. 60-61; Congress 61-62; CRA 60-63; JCL 60-62; Meritorious Citation 62-63 CHERYL MILLER Gold Convention 61-63; DE 62-63; 2B Average Award; Honors 62; Perfect Attendance 61-62 JOAN MIMS A Cappella Choir 61-63; Future Teachers 60-63, Historian; High Honors 61-63; Honors 61-63; NHS 61-63; Hussars 6163; Congress 60- 62, Mixed Chorus 60-61; JCL 60-63; 2B Avemge Award 60- 61; Cold Convention 60-62; Repertoire Players 60- 61; Slide Rule Club 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62 63 237 JAMES MINCLE RITA MINTON 13' Average Award 62- 63; GRA ;Homeroom Treas 60-63; aroon Convention 60 62; Girls Bowling 60 62; 15- 20 Club 61- 62; JRC JANET MONROE Future Nurses 60-62; Glee Club 60-63; GRA 60-63; Maroon Convention 60-61 MIKE MONTONDON PILOT Staif 62-63 DENNIS MOON , MOLLIE MOORE 31B1! Avemge Award 61-62; HonoIs 61-62; Homeroom Treas, and Sec. 60 0-;61 GRA 6061; FBLA 61-;62 Future Nurses 61- 63; Girls Bowling 60- 61; Gold Convention 61- 62; Ski Club 601- 612; 0169 Club 60- 61; JRC 6061; Pan Am CIuh6 KENNETH MOREAU DAVID MORGAN Homeroom Treas. 60-62- Cah- inet 62 63; JCL 61-63;V1a100n Convention 60- 63; Perfect Au'cndance 61- THOMAS MORGAN A Cuppellu Choir 6063; Fu- ture Doctors 60-63; Honors 61-63; omeroom Lt. Gov 60-;62 Repertoire Players 60-;63 Maroon Con- vention 60-63;.1CL 60-6;Z Chess Club 60- 61; Boys Choral 6063;213 Average Award 61- 63 GERALD MORRELL PHILI 1P MOSER JUNE MOSS Homeroom Lt. Gov. 6061; JRC 60- 61; Maroon Convention 60- 61, Future Nurses 60 61 JANICE MUNLIN DE 61-62; An 6061; Girls' Bowling 6061; Maroon Convemion 61-62; Ski Club 62-63; Tennis 6061; PILOT 5m; 60-62; Camera Club 60-61; FBLA 60-61; Pan-Am. Club 60-61 EILEEN MURPHY An 61-62; Camera Club 61-62; FBLA 61-62; CRA 60-63 MARY EVELYN MURPHY B AveIage Award 60- 62; Band 60-63; com Convention 60-2;6 High Honors 6263; HonoIs 61-62; JCL 60 63 33A Av ver- age Award 6263 Seniors of 1963 GEORGE MURRAY 11B Avemge Award 6061; JCL 61 62; Slide RuIC CIuh 60- 6? MARII EE WIL'SJCKZ Hammonm Soc. 60-61, T1015. 61- 62; Hono1s 60 -6 MB Aumge Award 60-61; JRC 60- 61; Cold Convenlion 60 62; GRA 60-63 PEGGY MYERS Lemn 01115 62 63; Honors 60-63; GRA 60-63; Maroon Convemiun 60-61; IVBLA 62-63; Girls' Bowling 60-61 LONG HOURS OF applying muke-up were spcnl by 1119 113$! 01 uCheaper by the Dozen, 111e Junior-Senior Play PAT ETHERIDGE LEARNS THAT V1155 Erwin can be a great he 1p in counseling seniors concerning various co1legcs SALESMEN? No, just TJ senioxs ready to we1comc 00ml Sportsmanship Lcague Repre- sentalives. 239 LARRY NABORS HOYT NEAL Band 6063, Veep 62-63; A Cappella Choir 62-63; Jeffersonians 61-63; Boys' Choral 62- 63; Perfect Attendance 61-62; JCL 60-62, Slave Driver 6162; Honors 60-63; Cabinet 60-61; Home- room, Twas, 61-62; 3B Average Award 61-62; Gold Convention 60 62 MIKE NEEL Basketball 60 62, Lettered 62-63; Junior Clubm man 62-63;.1CL 61-63;G01d Convention 6162; Texans 62-63; Slide Rule Cluh6 DAVID NEAL Art 61-62; Camera Club 61-62 JOHN NELSON Camera Club 6162; Cabinet 61- Hom memom, Lt. Gov. 62-63; Ski Club 6063; Slide Rule Club 62-63; Track 60-61; Junior Club- mun 62 6 CAROL NEU GEORGE NEWMAN Future Lawyers 61-62; French Clu b 6063; Honors 61- 62, Maroon Convention 60- 62; TaxideImy Club 62- 63 IANETTE NICHOLAS t1B Average Award 2- 63; Cold Convention 61- 62; Glee Club 60- 61; GRA 60- 63' Letter Girls 62- 63; Mixed Chorus 61- 63; Per- icCt Attendance 61- 2 BARBARA NICHOLSON Girls1 Bowling 60-61; GRA 6063; Letter Girls 61-63, Senior Manager 61-62; Maroon Convention 6062 MARTIN NIELSON Homeroom, Parliamentarian 62-63; JCL 60-62; Maroon Convention 6062; Per- fect Attendance 60-61 TOMMIE LEE NIELSEN 23 Average Award 60- 63; Chess Club 60-61; Homeroom, Gov. 61-62, Sec. 6263; Honors 6063; Maroon Convention 60-62; NHS 6163; Meritorious Citation 63 DONNA LYNN NIMITZ FBLA 62-63; GRA 6063; Fukure Nurses 60-61; Perfect Attendance 60-61 GARY NOBLE PHYLLIS NUNEZ French Club 60-;62 Girls Bowl- ing 60-62; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Trees. 6063; i6B Avera age Award 62- 63; Maroon Convention 60- 62; PILOT Staff 62-63 MIKE NUTT 6'13 Average Award 6061; Honors 62-63; Perfect Attendance 60-62; Taxidermy Club 62-63 240 Election of Senior Court Cre ates Excitement for the Approaching Ball LEE OLIM Homeroom Gov. 62-63 JOLENE ORRILL French Club 62-63; An 60-61; JCL 60- 63 State Convention 60 61; FTA 60- 61; FNA 6162601d Convention 62,63 Executive Committee 61- 62; ORA 60- 61 CHARLES OUBRE Projector Club 60-63 MARGIE OWENS 03 Average Award 60-63; Court 61-62; Future Teachers, Treas. 60-61; Slate Conven- tion Delegate 6162, Council Member 61-62; Cold Convention 6063; GRA 60-62; Heralds 61-63, Oul- standing Member 6162; Homeroom, Congress 6061, Lt. Gov. 61-62; Honors 60-63; Hussars 61-63, Treas; 62-63; JCL 61-62; NHS 61-62; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; h'Miss Yellow JackeW 60-61 JANIS PACE Hussars 6163; Gold Convention 60- 63; Homeroom, Gov., Lt. Gov. 61-62; YELLOW JACKET St 311 62-63; Future Teachers 61-63; Furensic Club 62- 63; GRA 60-63; Ski Club 6163; Camera Club 61-63; Art Club 62-63; Cabinet 60-61; Senior Waltz 62-63; Basketball Sweetheart 62-63; 113;. Average Award 62-63; Lion Sweetheart 62-63; JRC 61-62; PILOT Staff 6162; JrnSr. Play 62-63; Soph. Cabinet 60-61; Repertoire Players 6263 MAURICE PAGE JCL 60-63'; Maroon Convention 6062; Repertoire Players 62-63; Slide Rule Club 62-63 GENE PALERMO DE 6163 CAROLYN PANSANO 1113 Average Award 60-63; Gold Convention 61-62; GRA 60-61; Honors 6063; GRA 60-61 CHRISTY LYNN PARIS Future Nurses 62-63; Cold Convention 61-62; GRA 6063; Creative Writ- ing Society 62-63 ERNEST PATRICK Maroon Convention 60-61; Slide Rule Club 62-63 DOUGLAS REID PATTERSON Homeroom, 0v. 60-63, Lt. Gov.; Future Lawyers, Veep 62-63; 0B Average Award 60-62; Honors 60-63; Maroon Con- vention 60-62; High Honors 62-63; Slide Rule Club 61-63; Boys' Bowling 60-61; Heralds 62-63; NHS 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 PAT PATTERSON Slide Rule Club 61-62; Track, Leuered 61-63 LINDA PERKINS 2B3 Average Award 60-63; Homeroom, Sec. 60-62; Honors 60-63; JCL 60-62; Maroon Convention 60-62; NHS 61-63; Outstanding HR; Member 60-61 CHARLES PETERSON Advanced Science Club 61-63; 63W Average Awaxd 60-63; Band 60-63; Gold Convention 61-62; Honoxs 61-63; NHS 61-63; Perfect Attendance 61-63; Slide Rule Club 60-62; umber Sense Team 61-63; National Merit Finalist 62-63; Meritorious Citation CINDA PETTEWAY Band 60,63 Color Guard, Treas 62-63; Future Nurses 60-;62 GRA 60-63; Heralds 6163; Homeroom Sec 60-62; JRC 61-63 Veep 62- 63; Letter Girls 61- 63: Maroon Convem' non 61-62; Perfect Anendance 60-61; PILOT Staff 62-63 Texas Day COWGIRLS AND COWBOYS alike in- vaded not the horse corral, hut the kiddie corral for a hearty mea . ADDING REAL FLAVOR to the Bar-B-Q are these pretty Texans: Carole Hall, Brenda Theriol, Becky Cillman, and Susie Cue. HELPING TO MAKE Texas Day complete are Jo Anne Ludwig and Pancho Laird, who reigned as Mr. and Miss Typical Texas. U Wm N0 TEXAS DAY would be com- plete without its sheriff's passe. SAY, PARTNERS, THIS is Texas, not ndia! HHEAD yUM UP, move ,us out! JOHNNY LEWELLEN, JERRY Attaway seem to have Reagan Jackson confused as to who is actually behind bars 243 Autographs, Pictures, and Food COY PETTEWAY JCL 62-63 CAROLE PEYTON S B Average Award 60-63; Congress 62-63; Forensic Club 62-63; FBLA 60-63; Pres. State Ccnv.; Miss FBLA 62-63; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Sec. 6061, LI. Gov. 61-62; High Honors 6263; Honors 6062; Hussars 61-63, Reporter 61- 62,Sec.,1dcul Hussur 6263; Junior Cluhwoman 6263; MIII'oun Comenliun 60- 62; Outstanding HR Member 60-6;1 Perfect Attendance -62; Senior Waltz 63; HeIIIIds 61- 63; Speaking Chaiorman 63 BECKY POOL 2A Average Award 61-63; A Cap- pella Choir 60 63, LetleIed 6163; Fqure Teachers 60-63, Chaplain 61- 62 Sec 62-63;G01deC'0nvemI'on 60-63, CRA -1; Homer mom - , Treas. 62- 63; High Honors 60- 63; JCL 6063; NHS 61-63; Pexfenl Allendance 60- 61; Slide Rule Club 62-63; Creative Writers' Society, Treas. 62-63; NEDT Award 60-62; AIl-Region Choir 62-63, Sextet 60-63; Meritorious Citation with Special Honors 62-63 MARISELA PORRAS Pan-Am, 60-61 UBALDO PORRAS uB Average Award 60-62 MIKIE PREJEAN 213 Average Award 6063; Cili- zen 0f the Month 62-63; Court 60-61; Junior Class Sec. 61-62; Outstanding Congressman 61-62; French Club 60-62; Gold Convention 60-61; GSL 61-63, Pres. 62-63; Heralds 61-63; Homeroom, Gov. 62-63; High Honors 60-61; Honors 60-63; Hussars 6163, Major- elte 62-63; Maroon Convention 61 -62, Executive Cnm- mines 62 63; NHS 61-63;Cir15 Bowlmg 60- 61; Most Popular CiI'1 62- 63; Meritorious. Citation 62- 63 STEVE PREJEAN TIack 60- 63, District 61- 62' Cabinet 62- 63; Slide Rule Club 6263; Ski Club 62- 63; Homeroom, Lt. Gov, 60- 61; Gold Convention 61-62; 213 Average Award 6263; Maluon Conven- tilon 62- 63 JANELL PRICE 11A Average Award 60-63; NHS 61-63; Pan-AmI Club 61-63, Pres. 62-63; Homeroom, Sec, 60-62; Advanced Science Club 61-62; Maroon Convention 61-62; Periect Attendance 61-62; Mixed Chorus 60-61; Meritorious Citation with Special Honors 62-63 PATTY PRICE NHS 61-63; Fume Teachers 6063, First Veep 60-61, Second Veep 6162, First Veep 62-63; Heralds 61-63; JCL 60-63; Slide Rule Club 61-63; High Honors 61-62; Honors 60-63; B Aver- age Award 60-62; 01d Convention 6162; Mixed Chorus 60-61; GRA 6162; HR; Sec. 61-62; Cabinet 60-61; Meritorious Citation 62-63 KATHY PROHL French Club 61-63; Gold Conven- tion 60- 61; GRA 60-63;Hera1ds 62- 63; Homeroom, kW 49' 6-061,Ca1Jine! 61- 62; JRC 60- 61; Maroon Con- , 3.33 3 6 ,V veI'IleoI'I 61- 62; Pan- Am C1uh 60- 61 1 CLO RACGIO Future Nmses 60- 63; Gold Conven- tion 61 6 MARY LOUISE RAMIREZ Congressional Typist 62-63; FBLA 60-62; Girls' Bowling 60-61; Gold Convention 60-63; GRA 60-62; Homeroom, Sec, 60- 61, Tress. 61-62; Hussars 60-63; JRC 60-61; Pan-Am. GARY RANDOLPH Outstanding HR. Member 62- 63; t1131' Average Award 60-63; Honors 60-61; Ma- roon Convemion, Chailrman 61-63;Hera1ds 62- 63; Hom meroYom, Tre as 60-6 'yBo 5 Bowling 61- 63, Veep 62- 63; ELLOW JACKIET Staff 62- 63; Future Doc- tors 60Y-;61 Shde Rule Club 62-63; .1C L 60-:62 Junior Clubman 6263; Chas 560-61 KAREN RAVEY GRA 60-63; Perfect Anendance 60- 63; JRC 61- 62; Mixed Chums 62 -63 JAMES REDICK Football 60-63, Leuered 61- 63; Cold Convention 60 62; JRC 60- 62; Projector Club 62- 63, Veep 62- 63 High-Lighted Check Day Activities SHERI REEVE uB Average Award 60-62; Future Teachers 60--63 French Clu b 6062; Hig 11 Hon nors 62- 63; Honors 60- 62; Ma aroon Convention 60- 62; Mixed Chorus 62- 63; NHS 61 -;63 Perfect Attend- ance 60- 2; Taxidermy Club See 62- 63; Slide Rule 6263; Meritorious Citation 62 3 DON REITZ 2B Average Awarod6 260-61; Boys Bowling 61- 62; Cold C0nvemion6 Homeroom i 60- 62; JRC 61- 62; Ski Cloub2 62 63; Slide Rule Club 62- 63 DON RENNER GARY REYNOLDS RB Average Award 6063; Texans 62-63; Homeroom, Gov. 60-61; Pan-Am. Club 60-61; Slide Rule Club 62-63; Cabinet 61-63; Maroon Convention 61 62 CLENDA RE VES Future Nurses 62- 63; Glee Club 61-;62 JKC62-63; FHM 60 61 RICHARD RICE Boys Bowl6ing 60- 61; DE 6263; JC L 60- 62; Repextoire Players6 0-16 BRENDA RICHARDS 213'Y Average Award 6062; Gi r13 Bowling 60-61; CRA 60-63; Letter Girls 62- 63 Veep 62-63; Hera1d561-63; Homeroom, Tress 60 -6 ; Congress ' ussars, Pres. -63; A aroon Convention 61- 62; All School Posture Queen 60- 61 DOUG RISING An Club 6162; Boys Bowling 60-61; FoothaH 60-61; Maroon Convenlion 61-62; Ski Club 61-62; HR. Twas. 60-61 STANLEY RISING Projector Club 60-61 LYNN ROBERSON Art 62-63; Maroon Convention 60-62; Texans 6263; HR Officer 60-62 JIMMY ROBERTS Congress 60-63; Forensic Club 6263; Future Lawyers 61-63; French Club 61-63; Heralds 62-63; Homeroom, Lt. Gov, 61-62; Honors 60-61; Maroon Convention 60-63 VANCE ROBIDEAUX B Average Award 60-62; French Club 60-61; Honors 60-62; Maroon Conven- tion 6062; Slide Rule Club 62-63 ANN ROBINSON Future Teachers 61-62; Gold Convention 61-62; CRA 60-63; Ski Club 61-63 CONNIE REBINSON FBLA 61-62; Honors 6263: Maroon Convention 6162 PAUL ROBINSON A Average Award 61-62; Ad. Science Club 61-63; B2 Average Award 6061; Basketball 6063, Lettercd 62-63; Cold Convention 61-63; Homeroom Gov 61- 62; High Honors 60- 63; NHS Veep 62- 63; P611801 Attendance 611- 62; Slide Rule Club 61-63;C01d Executive Committee 6263; Meritorious Citation with Sp ecial Honors 62- 63; Va- Kional Merit Commended Student 61-62 Seniors Check DIAN ROCCAFORTE Art 6162; DE, Sec. 62-63; Honors 62-;63 Maroon Cunvent1un 6062; GRA 60-;62 Repertoire Players 6061; FBLA 61- 62; Girls' Bowling 60 61; Camera CIuh60 -61 CAROLYN ROGERS 011151 Bowling 60-61; Gold Convention 60-61; Heralds 61-63; Homeroom, Lt. GOV1 60-61; Repertoire Players 62-63; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; Ski Club 60-63; GRA 60-63 ELVIN ROMERO LANNIE ROMERO High Honors 60-63; Art 60-;63 v. - ' Letter Girls 6263; NHS 61-63;Pe1-fect Attendance 6063 MA Average Award 60-63;Me1'1!01-10us Cita- tion 62- 63 ELIZABETH ROUSSEL 23 Average Award 60- 63; Band 60-63, Head Majorelte 62-63, L1brarian 61-63; Congress 6061; Future Teachers 60-63, Sec. 60-61, P125. 6263; GRA 60-63; Heralds 61-63, Veep 62-63; Homeroom Gov, 61-63; Honors 60-63; Junior Cluhwoman 62-63; Letter Girls 6263; Maroon Con- vention 61- 63; NHS 61 -:63 Outstanding HR. Mem- ber 60- 61' Perfect Attendance 60- 62; Homecoming Queen 62- 63; Conn, Junior Duchess 61-62;Sen101' Princess 62 63; Cit1zen of Month 62-63;Mer1tor10us Citation 263 DOLORES RUIZ GRA 60-62; Maroon Convention 60-62; Spanish Club 60-61 SHARON RUMM ikB Average Award 61-62; FBLA 6061; Future Teachers 60-61; Girls1 Bowl- ing 61- 62; Cold Convention 60 62' Glee Club 60- 61' RA 60663; Heralds 62- 63: Ho1neroom, LL Gov Gov 110110115 2;61-62 JRC 6061; Letter Girls 62- 63' Ski C1ub6 MARY SANCHEZ6 2FBLA 62- 63; GRA 606:3 Ma won Convemio on 61- 63; Pan Am Club 60-;63 Tennis 60- 62; Perfect Attendance60 SYLVIA SANDOVAL SBC Rep.--atLa1'ge 62-63 Homeroom, Gov. 60-61; Cabinet 61- 62; Art 60-63, Vee p-62 63; 2B Averag 6 Award 60-62; Citizen of the pMonth 62- 63; Congress 6061; Gold Convention 0-;62 Junior Clnbwzoman 62- 63; Pan- Am - ' JRC 60- 61; GRA 606 LINDA SAPPINGTON Congress 6162; FBLA 60- 62; Future Tcachexs 6162;01:15 Bow w11ng 60:61 GRA 60-61, JRC 6063; Maroon Convention 60-;62 Perfect Attendance 60-61; 15-20 Club 61-62 VINCE SCALCO H13 Average Award 60-63; Band 61-62; Court, Junior Duke 61-62; Senior Prince 62- 63; cqngress 60-61; Gold Convention 6062; Home- room Gov. 61-62; Good Sportsmanship League 62-63: JCL 60-63, Slave Driver 61-62; Outstanding HR. Member 60- 61, Slide Rule Club 61- 63 SUE SCHEXNAYDER uB Average Award 60 63, Band, Color Guard 61- 62, Sweetheart 62- 63, Head Color Guard, Historian 62- 63; FBL A 6163: Veep 62-63; Future Teachers 61-63; Congress 61-63; GRA 60-63, Outstanding Member 60-61; Heralds 61-63; Honors 60-61; Letter Girls Reporter 61-63; Maroon Convention 61-62; Tennis 61-63; Court, Princess 62- 63; Best All Around 0111 62-63 SIEGFRIEDE SCHMUCK CRA 61-63; Maroon Convention 61- SANDRA SCHOPPE i3V1 Average Award 6062; Gold Convention 61- 62, GRA 60-63; High Honors 60- 62; Honors 60 -63; Letter Girls 62-63; NHS 61- 63, Sl1de Rule Club 6163; Meritor10us Citation 62 63 LARRY SCLERAND1 Boys Bowling, President 60 61;Cong1'ess 62-63,G01d Convention 60-63; Home- room Lt. Cov,T1'eas.60-62, Junior Clnbman 62- 63; Perfect Attendance 60- 61; Repertoire Players, Out standing Mem 12616 0-,61 Treas. 61- 62, Veep 62- 63; Ski C1111: 60-61; Slide Rule 62-63 and Double Check JACKIE SCOTT Sophomore Class Veep 60-61; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, Gown, Trees. 60-62; Honor: 61-63; Hussars Drum Sergeant 62-63; JRC 61-62; Junior Cluhwoman 62-63; Letter Girls 62-63; ICL 60-62; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; 0413 Average Award 6062; Congress 61-62; Gold Convention 60- 62; Top 1;10'Y Posture 62-63: Annual Sweetheart 62-63 KAREN SEALEY Gold Convention 60-62; GRA 61-02: All Schnul Posture Queen 61-02; Homeromn. Sect 60-62; Hussars, Head Majorette 61-63; JCL 61- 62; Pan-Am. Club 60-61; Cabinet 60-62 JOE SEDTAL DE 61-63 THESE CHECK Day hon- orees enjoyed a good time at the annual Check Day breakfast given in their honor by their parentsl THE GIRLS FOUND Frank Logan irresistible on Check Day, as they clamored to sign his vest, HOW WIDE awake we are! BOY, WAS that food good! JERRY SEGREST h'B Average Award 60-63; Con- gress 61-63; Football 60-61: Gold Convention 60-62; Heralds 62-63; Homeroom; Gov. 60-61; Honors 60- 63; Junior Clubmnn 62-63; JCL 60-61; Outstanding HR. Member 60-61; Slide Rule 61-63; Track 60-63 Lettered 61-62 REBECCA SELF DE 6263; Fukure Nurses 61-62; Honors 60-63; b'A Average 61-62; FBLA 61-62; High Honors 61-63 DON SELLERS VIRGINIA SEPEDA GRA 60-61; Maroon Conven- 1on 61-62 DONALD SHAFFETT B Average Award 6063; Heralds 61-63; Cabinet 61-62; Honors 60-63: JCL 61-62; Maroon Convention 6063; Chairman 61-62; Slide Rule Club 60-62; NHS 62-63; Junior Clubman 62-63; High Honors 6263; Pan-Am1 60-61; Home- room, Lt. Gov. 60-62 CONNIE SHARP The Long-Awaited Senior Ball ,. 1;; . .1 SHARON SHARP French Club 61-63; Cold Con- vention 61-62; CRA 60-63; Heralds 60-63 JERRY SHAW Future Doctors 60-61; Honors 60- 63; Maroon Convention 60-62; Perfect Attendance 6061; Ski Club 62-63; Slide Rule Club 62-63; Span- ish Club 60-61 ARTHUR SHERWOOD Football 6063, Leucred 61- 63; Homeroom, Governor 60-61; Maroon Convention 60-61; Gold Convention 62-63; Track 60-63, Lel- lered 61-63 JOHN SHIVELY JRC 62-63 TED SHORT Boysy Bowling 60-61; Projector Club 6263; Slide Rule Club 61-63 LYNN SIMMONS Football 60-63, Lettered 61-63, AIl-District 62-63; Gold Convention 60-62; Home- room, Gov. 61-63; Honors 61-62; 1113 Average Award 61-62 MARGERY SIMMONS DONALD SIMON FBLA 60-61; Mixed Chorus DURWYN SIMON 248 GEORGE SIMS SHIRLEY SIMS 113 Average Award 6063; FBLA 60-61; Cold Convention 60-63; Heralds 61-63; Home- room, Gov. 6061; Congress 61-63; High Honors 61- 63; Hussars 60-63; Outslanding HR. Member 61-62; Honors 60-62; JRC, President 60-63 JAN SINCLAIR JERRY SIRAGUSA Basketball 60-61; Boys, Bowl- ing 60-61; Homeroom, Tress. 61-62; Maroon Con- vention 61-62; Printing 62-63 KENNETH SISTRUNK BILL SLOCUM Priming 62-63; Ski Club 62-63; Slide Rule Club 61-62; Baseball 61-63 Cheers ANN SMITH GRA 60-62; JRC 51.52, Historian 61-63; Maroon Convention 60-63: Spanish Club 6061 CHARLES SMITH CHARLES SMITH A Cappella Choir 61-63; Boys' Choral 6063; Mixed Chorus 6662; Ski Club 60-61 REBECCA JANE SMITH uB Average Award 60- 61; Future Teachers 60-63; Gold Convention 60-63; ORA 60-63; Letter Girls 62-63; Homeroom, Sec. 61- 63; Hussars 61-63; JRC 60-62, Outstanding Member 61-62; Mixed Chorus 60-61; Pan-Am. Club 60-61; Honors 61-63 LARRY SMITH DE 61-62; Outstanding HR. Mem- -61 LINDA SMITH Girls' Bowling 60-61; GRA 60-61; Cabinet 61-62; JRC 62-63; Maroon Convention 61- 62; Perfect Attendance 60-61 LINDA SMITH nB Average Award 6063; Con- gress 60-61; Future Teachers 60-61; French Club 61-63; Gold Executive Committee 62-63; Cabinet 60-61; Hussars 61-63; Repertoire Players 60-61; Slide Rule Club 60-61 LYNN SMITH Congless 60-61; Cabinet Member 61-62; Maroon Executive Committee 60-63; Perfect Attendance 61-62; Ski Club 60-63, Veep 62-63; Slide Rule Club 60-63 MARY ANNE SMITH B Average Award 62-63; DE 62-63 249 ROBERT SMITH SHARON SORENSON Future Teachers, Merited Membu 60- 63 Parliamentarian 61- 62 Co C1131 1rnmu 01 Council 62 63 Stale Convention 62- 63; Homeroom, mu, Trea 60;61 Cabinet 61- 62; Maroon Con- vgntion 6162? NHS 61- 63; YELLOW JACKET 5,1311 Favmites Editor 62 63; French Club 60-63; High Honors 6163; Honors 61- 63; CRA 60- 63; 2B2 Av vcragc Award 60- 61; Nmional Merit Finalist 62 63; Meritorious Citation 62 63 DOUGLAS SPOONER Ski Club 62-63; Projeclor Club 62-63; Taxidermy Club 62-63 PAM STANSBURY Forensic C1111, Sec. 6263; GRA 60.61; Homeroom, Treas. 6162, Gov 6263; JRC 61-62; Pan-Am. c1111 60-61; Repertoire P111,- 615, Sec, 6063, Sweetheart 62-63; YELLOW JACK- ET 51111, 11111611156111an 131111.11 62-63; 111111161. c611- venlion 62.63 BURT ST. CYR A Cappella Choir 60-62; B Average Award 60-61; Boys' Choral 60-62; Congress 62-63; Track 6061 CARLENE STEPHENS A 01111111111 Choir 61-63; B Average Aw11111 6063; 1211111111 Teachexs 6263; French c1111 60-61; Girls Bowling 606;1 Glee Cluh6 6-;061 Homeroom, Sec 60.63 Perfect Attend 11116 60 63; Slide Rule c1111 62 63 ms 62.6 3 MARSHA STEVENS FBLA 61-62; 011151 Bowling 61-63; GRA 60-62; Maroon Convention 60-63; Mixed Choms 60-63 CARROLL STEWART 23 Average Award 61-62 SUZANNE STEWART Gold Convention 61-62; Homeroom, G0v1 61-62; Cabinet 60-61; PILOT Staff 61-62; Repertoire Players, Treas, 62-63; YELLOW JACKET Sufi, Art Editor 6263; Maroon Conven- tion 62-63; Art 6063; Heralds 62-63 Practicing for Baccalaureate and BRENDA STONE Future Nurses 60-63; Hist slorian, Parliamentarian 62-63; Glee Club 60-61; Maroon Convention 6061 JEAN STRAUB B Average Award 6061; Band 60-62-1211u1'e Teachers 60 63' Gold Convention 60- 63; CR A6 2' CL 60-;63 Second C0nsu162-;63 Slide Rule 60-63; NHS 62- 63; Honors 62- 63 Merito- rious Citation WANDA STRODERD Future Nurses 60-62; Glee Club 61-62; CRA 60-63; JRC 60-61; Maroon Con- vention 60-62; Repertoire Players 6062; YELLOW JACKET Staff 6162; 15-20 Club 61-62; Art Club 61-63; Ski Club 6162; 15-20 Club 61-62 CHARLES STROUD 1700111311 60- 63, Lettered 62- 63; Co 1d Convention CARL SUIRE LIBBY SUMMERLIN HA Average Award 60-'62 FTA Devotional Leader 60- 61, Sec 61- 62 President 62- 63, Miss FTA 61- 63 State Convention Delegate High'Honors 60.;63 Cabinet 6162 Congress 60-;63 NHS 6-;163 Sextet, L1bxarian A Ca ppella Choir 61- 63; Heralds 61- 63; Creative Writers' Society, Secre- tary 62-63; Repenoire Players 62-63; Alternate Cirls' Slate 61-;62 Gold Convention 606:2 0t- standing HR. Member 60-61; Maroon Convention 1. woman 62-63; Jr. -Sr. Play 62- 63; Merimrious Cita- tion with Special Honors 62-63 CAROLYN THOMPSON Senior Class Sec. 62- 63; High Honors 6263;110:1011 60-61; HB Average Award 60- 63; JCL 60- 62; Gold Convention 61- 62; GRA 606 3; Homeroom Txeas, Gov.; JRC 6162; CabAinet 62-63; Hexalds 62-63 DAVID THOMPSON Gold Convention 6061; Per- iect Attendance 61-6 BILL THURSTON DE 6263; Projector Club 61-62 LINDA SUE TIPTON H3'7 Average Award 60- 62; Future Teachers 61- 62; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, TIeus. 60-;61 Honors 60- 63 Letter Girls 616- 63; Ma roon Convention 60-;62 Pan-Am. lub6 06- MARK THOMPSON PILOT Staff 6163; YELLOW JACKET Staff 61-62 TOMMY TOWNSEND Ad. Science Club 61-62; B Average Award 6063; Forensic Club 6263; Gold Convention 60-62; Homeroom Office 6163; JCL 60-62; NHS 6163; Slide Rule Club 60-63; Tennis 60-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 NANCY SUMMERLINO Cold Convention 60 62; GRA 60-;62 Cabinet 61:13 Average Award 61- 62' Honors 60 62;P1LOT Staff 62- 63 SHARON SUTTLE i6B2 Average Award 6162; Gold Convention 61-62; CRA 60-62; Heralds 61-63; Homeroom, Treas. 62-63; Honors 6063; Hussars 61- 63; Spanish Club 60-61 PAT SWANZY KAREN TANSIL FBLA 62- 63; Future Teachers 60- 63; Glee Club 60 61; GRA 60-63; Hcral ds 61- 63; Homeroom Lt Gov .60- 62, Sec 6263, Letter Girls 62- 63; Honors 6063, Maroon Convention 60- 62; Pan- Am. Club 60 61 ROBERT TANTILLA Band 6062; Future Lawyers 6063; Gold Convention 6062; Cabinet 60-62; Span- ish Club 60-62 LEONARD TAYLOR LORA TAYLOR Future Nurses 60-63; JCL 60-61; Maroon Convention 60-62 BRENDA THERIOT 2B Average Award 6062; Court 61-63, Duchess 6162, Queen 62-63; Gills' Bowling 6061; Cold Convention 60-62; GRA 60-63; Homeroom, LL Cow 60-61Y Gov. 6162; Cabinet 62- 63; Honors 60-63; JCL 60-63; NHS 6Q63; Pan-Am. Club 62-63; JRC 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 PEGGY THOMAS An 61-62; 23 Average Award 6063; Future Teachers 60-63, Treas 61-62, Marked 60-62; French Club 61-63; Glee Club 60-63, Librar- ian 61-62, Pres. 62-63; Honors 6063; Heralds 61-63; Maroon Convention 60-63; Repertoire Players 60- 61; Outstanding HR. Member 62-63; CRA 6063; Outstanding Senior Member FTA, Delegate State Convention 6 - 3 May the Good Lord Always Bless and MARCINA TRAGELIS Future Teachers 60-61; French Club 60-61; Girls1 Bowling 60-61; Gold Con- vention 60-62; ORA 60-62; Cabinet 60-61; Home- room Gov. 61-62 LINDA TRAHAN French Club 60-61; Girli Bowl- ing 60-;61 GRA 60-62; Homeroom, Treas. 60 61 TONY TR AHAN Basket ball 60-61; Gold Conven- tion 60- 63; JCL 60- 62; PILOT Staff 62- 63; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62- 63 CAROL TRAVIS A Cappella Choir 61-63; KB Average Award 6061; Cold Convention 61-63; Glee Club 60-61; GRA 60-63; Homeroom Sec, 60-62; Honors 61-62; Letters 62-63; NHS 61-63; High Honors 62-63; Elerilorious Citation 62-63 DON TRAVIS Maroon Convention 60-63; Slide Rule Club 62-63 LARRY TREIBEL Football Manager 60-63; French Club 60-62; Projector Club 61-62 PORTIA TRENHOLM FBLA 60-61; ORA 6061 ROBERT TRIM 2B Average Award 61-62; Boys' Bowling 61-62; Honors 6063; Slide Rule Club 61- 63; Cabinet 61-62; Homeroom Gov. 62-63 RICHARD TROW B Average Award 62-63; Band 60-63; Cold Convention 6162; Honors 6263; Perfect Attendance 61-62; Slide Rule Club 60-63; Creative Writing Society 62-63 PRISSY TRUETT Future Nurses 60-63; Glee Club 61- 63; GRA 6062; JCL 60-;61 Mixed Chorus 60- 61; Perfect Attendance 60-;62 Ski Club 6062; YEL- LOW JACKET Staff 62- 63; 15- 20 Club 61- 63 DONALD TWIEG 11A2 Average Award 6061; Ad. Science Club 61-63; Chess Club 60-61; Forensic Club 62-63; Gold Convention 60-62; Honors 61-62; JCL 60-62; NHS 61-63; Slide Rule Club 60-63; National Merit Scholarship Finalist, NHS Scholar- ship Candidate 62-63; Jefferson Union of German Students 6263; Astronomy Club 60-62; Meritorious Citation 62-63 JANET UNDERWOOD 282 Average Award 60-61; Court 6061; Future Teachers 60-61; Gold Conven- tion 60-62; GRA 60-53: Heralds 6162; Congress 60- 61; Homeroom Gov. 61-62, Sec. 61-62; JCL 60-62; NHS 61-63; Hussars, Nlajoreue 61-63: Honors 61-63; Senior Waltz; Meritorious Citation 62-63 MARY JANE VALDEZ Pan-Am. Club 62-63 DAVID VANDEVENDER Football 60-61; Future Lawyers 60-62: Gold Convention 60-62; Perfect At- tendance 60-61; JRC 60-62; JCL 60-61 JIMMY VEAL Keep You, the Great Senior Class of 1963 VINCENT VENTRELLO Boys, Bowling 60-61; FBLA 61-63; Gold Convention 60-61 RICHARD VINCENT DE 62-63, Veep 62-63; FBLA 62-63 JOHN WAGNON DE 6263 CHARLES WALDRON Maroon Convention 60-62; Perfect Attendance 6062; Slide Rule Club 60-63 BARBARA ELLEN WALKER FutuIe Teachers 60- 63, Third Veep 61-62, Merited 60-63; Homeroom, Gov, 60-62; Maroon Convention 6062; Heralds 61- 63; Honors 61-63; JCL 60-63; YELLOW JACKET Staff 62-63; Mixed Chorus 60-61; GRA 61-63; Fo- rensic Club 61-63; A Cappella Choir 62-63, Treas. -6 CHARLES WALL BARBARA WALLACE Gills, Bowling 61-62; Cold Coonvemion 60- 62, Executive Committee 61-62; CRA Homemom, Lt Gov 60-61, Gov1, Sec. 61-63; JRC3 61- 62; JCL 6-162; Outstanding HR. Member 60-61; PILOT Staff 61-63; 15-20 Club 61-62; 2B Avemge Award 61-63 DAVID WALTERS Cold Convention 61-62; Slide Rule Club 61-62 KAREN WAPPLER h'B Average Award 6062; NHS 61-63; High Honors 60-63; Meritorious Cita- lion LINDA WEBB A Cappella Choir 61- 63; French Club 60-;61 GRA 60- 61; Mi xed Chorus 60-16 ANDREA WEBBER Forensic Club 62-63, Future Nurses 6162; French Club 60-62; Heralds 62-63; Mixed Chorus 60-61; Ski Club 60-61 BILL WEHNER JCL 60-62; Maroon Convention 60-62; Perfect Attendance 60-61; Slide Rule Club 61-63 VIRGINIA WELLS GRA 60-62; Heralds 60-62 RANDY WESSINER JUDY WHALEY Maroon Convention 60-61 The Ordering 0f Invitations, JANICE WHELPY Future Nurses 60-62; Honors 6263; JRC 60-61; JCL 6062; Mixed Chorus 60-61 DAVID WHITE A Cappella Choir 62-63; Cabinet 60-61; Boys, Bowling 60-62; Maroon Convention 61-62; Gold Convention 60-61; FBLA 60-61; Out- standing HR. Member 62-63; Boys, Choral 61-62; Mixed Chorus 61-62 TOMMY WHITEHEAD CAROLYN WHITLOW Band 60- 63; FBLA 6162; Gold Convention 61- 62; GRA 60-:63 Homeroom Sec. 61- 62; JCL 60- 61; Perfect 'Altendance 60- 62 SANDY WIGCINS Hussars 61-63,Dr11m Major High Honors 61-63 ' Honors 6063; Letter Girls 61- 63; GRA 60- 63- YELLOW JACKET Staff 61- 63, As- sislant Editor 62- 63; B, Av verage Award 0-3-6 Girls Bowling 60 62; Slide Rule CIu b 62- 63; 6Cold Convention 60-6;3 Fu lure Doctors 60- 61; NHS 62- 63; Perfect Attendance 61-62; Senior Waltz 62-63; Senior Posture Queen 62-63; Meritorious Citation 62-63 KYLE WILLIS 3B Average Award 61-63; Future Lawyers 6062: Cabinet 60-61;Hon015 61- 63; JCL 60-6 ' Maroon Convention 6163;131:1160! Allend- ance16163; PILOT Staff 62- 63, Repertoire Players Ski Club 60-62; Stage Cryew 60- 63; YELLOW JAClKET Staff 62- 63 CAROLYN WILSON Maroun Convention 60-63 DE ANN WILSON PILOT Staff 61-63, Circulation Manager 6162, Assistant Editor 62-63: French Club 641-;63 Maroon Convention 60- 62' Gold Convention 62-63;Repertoi1'e Players 60- 63' Art Club 62- 63; GRA 606:1 FBLA 62- 63; 6511116 Rule Club 62- 63; Homemom, PILOT R0116 LYNDA ANN WILTZ 2Band 60-63;A11-Reg1on Band 6263; Future Teachers 61-62;Frencl1 Club 6263' GRA 62- 63; Homeroom, Parliamentarian 60- 62; Lemar C1115 62- 63; Ma amen Convention 60- 61; gan-zAm. Club 62- 63; German Club 62-63,H0n01's LESLIE WINCFIELD HB Average Award 61-62; Honors 6062 DENNIS WININGER RAY WINDSOR Gold Convention 61-62; Home- room, Treas. 61-62, Lt. Gov. 62-63; Honors 62-63; Perfect Attendance 6162; Tennis 61-63; Track 6061 KATHY WOLF Future Teachers 6063, Veep 61- 61- Honors 60 61' Glee Club, Pres. 60-61; GRA 60- 63; JCL 60 62, Maroon Convenuon 6062, Perfect Attendance 60-61, B Average Award 60- 61 LOUISE WOLF Futule Teachers 60-61; French Club 60-61; Girls' Bowling 60-61; GRA 60-62; Home- room, Treas1 60-61; Hussars 60-61; Maroon Convcn- lion 062 TOMMY WOOD Future Lawyers 62-63; FBLA 61- 62; Outstanding HR. Member 6263; Homeroom Office 60-61; Maroon Convention 61-62; Cold Con- vention 60-61 Caps, and Gowns Prove You Have It Made hm. x A . - . v .31, ROBERT WORTHY Cold Convemion 61-62: Per- fec: Attendance 61-62 FRANK ZUMO Advanced Science Club 62-63; 313 Average Award 6063; Band 6063; Hmncmom, Par- liamentarian 60-6 ; Honors 62-03; Maroon Conven- tion 60- 61: Slide Rule Club 60 63 ELOISL de 105 SANTOS Fulurc Nurses, Reporler 60- 61 Second Vice- President 61-62; VIaroon Comc-u lion 6;062 Repertoire Players 62- 63' JCL 60 61: CRA 6063;Ci115 Bowlmg 60- 61 WHAT A CHEST! Gene Meyer and Anita LaCombe are willing assist- EAGER AND WILLING was the salesman to take Donald ants to measure Bob Hollier for his cap and gown Shaiiett's and Vince Scalcds money ior their graduation invita- tions THESE CRADUATING SENIORS were no! picturcd individually: Richard Lee, Erwin Broussard, Herman LeDoux, Lupe Garcia, and Don Odom, 255 Graduation Rites for 572 x RECEIVING THE MERI- , TORIOUS CI ATION AWARD WERE: T. Arrinu- ton B Kninln H Jean ne M Pnjean A. Elsler BI Light R. Patterson R Price, D. Twieg, L. de, I3. Theriot, S. Allbritton, T. Meeker, B quueux 1. P1ice P. Robiso 0.n S.Roe1cs D Kluge: JI Bmwn, S. 61m c. Carr, P. McGrcw, L. Summcrlin, c. Cookscy, and B. Burks. RECEIVING THEA MERI- TORIOUS CI ION AWARD WERE: TJI UndeI wnnd, TI Townsend, GI Flana- gun, C. Bright, R Larson, D. Marsch, T. Haglcr, V, As um N. Do Ice G. Meyer,D Bennett M. Jo ones J. Henry, . Pstorson J. Strauh, JI Curli: M MCG I sc1mp;w,13 Roussel uC. A11:- .an 1.11m, .Iay Mandel, ,I,nwengLrin 1. orensun, T. Niel ken K. Wappler, J1 Fumenm, NI Dix, J. Mim ms, S. Beavens, and J DawsonI That's it! Get the hat on straight! advises Miss Bertha HebeIlI Semors sneak a quick look at the photographer before the proces- 256 sional begins. 258 FAVORITES SENIOR WALTZ Harry Filmer Penny Bazar Larry Sclcrandi Carole Peyton Richard Lowther Janet Underwood Richard Trmv Marilyn McCuff Noel Dulce Sue Honeycult Sandra Wiggins Jerry McMillian Janis Pace Robert Tantilla Gay Conksex Marshall LeBlanc Blzu ne LeQueux Karen Sealev Sue Ellen Allen George Murray Brenda Richau Mark Bonin Editur SHARON SORFNSOX Staff TOVY TRAHAN NANCY WILLIAMS HELEN DEMAIIY 259 King Teddy The House Of Lilljedahl Queen Brenda The House Of T leriot Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Grand Duke Grand Duchess Danny Bell Becky Gillman Cenllemeu and Ladies in Waiting Bryan Anderson. Sarah Dezelle. Reagan Jackson. Jane Booth. Senior Court Dub Deloney Ter Guidry 266 Senior Court Ray Hecker 3V Sue Schexnayder Junior Court I ke Don ozell I V Duke Tommy Ryan Duchess Elizabeth Flynn . Duvhess Janice Townsend Duke Steve Carter :r Duke Danny Richardson Duchess Ann Mulkey Duchess Dora Scalco Sophomore Court Duke Drew Haynes Duchess Carol Skillman Duke Bobby Jackson . Duke Byron Caston Duchess Ann Boutte Duchess Judy Menard Seniors Visit Wonderland TWEEDLE-DEE AND TWEEDLEDUM. alias PM and Pam Johnson perform for lec rnyuhy nted Land SENIOR BALL DECORATION Commit- Ice Mbove nuts after working hard to make this heuuliful scene mom. 27l Senior Ball a MANY SCHOOLS ELECT beauties and favorites especially for the annual. but TJ differs in that it fetes these people with a longremembered balL This yeafs ball was celebrated under an Alice in Wonderland setting. This setting included everything from playing-card ushers to Alice singing her theme song: from a visit Whirl of Activities of Tweedle-Dee and TweedlehDum to the approval on the Cheshire catgs face. Howh ever the night did not end with the ball for most seniors. There were dances, parties. breakfasrs. and beach parties for all to enjoy This fete for the favorites Will re- main a treasured memory for all who attended. JUNIORS 274 Editor STEPHANIE FI'SICIJICR Zksistanl Edilm' PAT FLAN KGAV Staff Wrmhors ROXIE ROLL FRANCIS GRIFFITH 275 JUNIORS CHOOSE THE FOLLOWING lo olficiate us homeroom governors, FIRST ROW: Prissy Pullen, Candy Mallock, Gay Ellerbee, and Ed - Sleigucr. SECOND ROW: David Bon- ham, Marshall Hensley, Buddy BJII, and Danny Richardson. OTHER GOVERNORS, FIRST ROW: Fran 5mm; and For- rest Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Rhodus, Meredith Kusch, and Laure Lyduy, THIRD ROW: Claudia Wingale, Bobby Theriut, Al Prowncc, and Arthur Klebbm J unior Law Makers CABINET MEMBERS REPREV 4 VT lmmeroau Steph' iv Fusr II , .1! Pomier, Burma N'hrucdtn Burham Carley. SECOND ROW: Dlys Gillmun, Cheri Moritz, Ann .qu 'ey, Dunne Phillips, Donna Sebastian, Maria Rull. THIRD ROW: Judy Miller, Roln-n Orr. Harold Leavrll, Philip Fleckman. Luzry Fcrgusun. FOL'KTII ROW: Jackie Pinner, Tommy Dmieli. 277 278 1 9, OTHER CONCRESSVIEN: FIRST ROW Becky DcVilIier, Marie Vickers and Gwen Henry. R Jesse DeLee, Dan Cliffs Mike OQuinn, 19H Smith, Parduc. : 1Top m Bonunn Joyce Hare, Betsy Meeker iLefl lo RighU Don Rozelle, Claude TAKING TIME OUT for a picture are Mary Alice Teran Dora Scalco, Bill Johnson, Mary Sinnan, Justin Campbell REPRESENTING THEIR HOME- ROOMS as Congressmen, FIRST R0 : Wanda Thornell Lieshia Brodie. SECOND ROW: Peggy Gra- lma, Janice Townsend, Mary B2111 Beauchamp, and Carol Sknff. THIRD R0 . ommy Cochran, Pele Cold- blum, and Bob Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Chris Bray and Glen Willis, Leaders SKONSORS FOR THE lUNIOR Class urc ' Linduuunn and Mr Terrell t pictured i5 XII. Mmin Cich Barbara .UJshix-e Puuld Allen MAQ Almum Am. Andrew: Don Anglin Grace Annibuli Louis anzlsnu Mzuy Are Mikx Ami, Bmcrlv Arnmrnng Diane Arnuud Sut- Arringlon Bobby A-uhley ' A: Ir rrnt- A 'ula - ' Max mm chc degett x : Nancy Bailey - - Cecil Baker Buddy Ball Carolyn Ramem amid Barnum Lam mun Thelma Bcull Jimmy Beasley Ellen Bcauchamp Mar, Bah Beuuclump Linda Ilmle Lindd Becvcrs Vickey 13.212 Jackie Bmfiehl Herman Bcnncn 279 280 .Ieancm- Brrgeron Howard Birkmun 1 '12V y Blanchard Susan Blanclmze Bob Black Shirley Blurkwell IV A Wayne Blunsen Sue Blanlun Lynn Bond David Bonlmm Randy Bonnene Lawrence Bonum Lynn Burdclon Dnn Buribkie Ronnie Bast Linda Bonoms C. J. Buux'q Rncllcllc Bourque Edmond Bnulle Zolla Boyd Sondra Bradford Carolyn Brunch Andy Brauningcr Chris Buy Hrrndd Bruymn Mdry Alice BreJux Erma Brockslunidt Leishia Bro ie Rodney Broussard Mirkcy Breuux Sharon Bmussard Bernie Brown Bertha Broxm N0, ITS NOT Sunday! 11,5 just DressUp Day at TJ. G. W. Bum n T , MJl'garelhu Bullock Dzn is Burden Clifford Burke Elizabeth Bumhum IjndA Burroughs Donnie Butler Maribn Buvinghuusen Jimmy Campbell Justin Campbell Ray Canadd Kathy Camrell Belinda Cappddonnu Carolyn Cuppudonnu George Cappel Steve Carter Wanda Camille Murgucrixe Castro Rune Caslro Milton Cccalek Cecelia Cenicems EXCITED JCXIORS CHEER Hue .140ka un 10 xiclory al 1112 La Grange ngc. . . Energetlc Jumors Sub Chumhloss lew Chance 5 . Judy Chelene Ediwu I.Cl' Chnmos .msio ClJrkmn Dan Cliffe Tonum Cuchmn NH; 2120 Mm .uIleui Barbara Collin: mu Cnxlhlock Janice ka Barbara Curle3 Ann Cnrlnier 287 SWARM THE CREENIES, urge these blackboard artists: RPne CJSIN, Leishia Brodie, Dickie While, Charla Oubre, Joan Millar, and Jeanne Johnston. Boost School Spirit Lorna Cormier Ann Claire Colham Robbie Cowling Ernest ox Andrus Credeur Jamie Creed Palsy Crocheue David Korey Stephanie Cross Beverly Crowds! Bill Dak Tommy Daniels Joyce Darling Randy Dartez Janis Darville Doris Davis 283 284 Peyton Delaney Martha De la R024 Jessa DeLce Deana Denbo Dun Denni: Lucille Dom Sandra Demon Edward DeSleigul-r BONNIE MCDONALD'S STAINED glass window vffect added Christmas Decorations Charles Dculsch Paul Deutsch Becky DeVilIier Sandra Dionne Mm Doering Donna Domaschk Kenneth Domingue '3' Stew Donaldson , - Rickey Doss Lindu Downs Shirley Doyle Chvryl Droddy Regina Droddy Jimmy Dubois Donnie Dunk Joe Egly Guy Ellmhec Hhm Elliun m m Christmas spiriL Beautify TJ , ,..,. .,.W.mw 7 Karen Emory Dinah Eppler Mikn Ewgnc Cumh n Eric: Curlus Em-ada Rnnnic Exley KL-nnclh Falguut Larry Fcrguw-ml Milton R-rguson Rnnnie Finley .Iim Fidwr Pm Flanagan Dung Flerknun Phillip Flerkmun Olixizx F1019: Hun Huwvr: 5w Floyd Elizabeth Flynn KthIEl'YI Fallen Chriqvnp Folsom Richard Funlonot Jim Fnrrm .Iulm Fustvr Jmmnine Fox urlv 4 Roam Furrh 285 286 ANXIOL'S JUNIORS CAU'I'IOl SLY peer into the mirror fnr a final rlwrk nf make-up before the curtain opens on Ihe 19621uniur-Svninr Play, Success 0n Opening Night Nephanie Fuseliet George Garcia Cundalupe Can'ia Manuel Garcia Mary szrciu Paul GJn-iu Richard Gardner Chuck Carnot Irnu Garza Junt-en Gaspard Lcland Gaspard Bob Cihlvons D'Lys cmmn George Cirartl Ethel Ciroski Fred CInria Pele Gnldlylum WHO SAYS THE only traffic problems urr in the parking Int? EVER HEARD OF i'Be-mnaen-Cluss Snm kers? Ccorgt: Girard is a devoted member of the clam! Lockers Serve Dual Purpose Amlm Gonmlrs Mm'rclyn Conch Nancy Good Dcllphinc Cnudmun Jussi- Goodman Marsha Colluier .aura Gnuu Pete Cmmninn Brf'ndd Gmham Shirley Graham Peggy Cralino Jenn Graves Karen Sue Guy Clark Green Russell Cx'ccn Sandra Clegory Franco ne Griffith Rena Cn ' d Rudy Gurrm Tnni Guorrcm 287 288 Cene Paul Cuidry Jerry Jui ry Errol Guidry Roy Guidry Sandra Guidry Suenen Cuidn Jackie Culley Bobby Hall Ann Hamilton Darlene Hammers Earl Hammond Mark Hunkins Anhur Hanson Joyre 'ure Nancy Lynn Human Szcxe Harris Karen Hurlfnrd Bobby Huugln Grvgnry Haynes Ronald Haync: Linda des Am Ham Limlu thcrl Bill Hehinrk Hudrn Henning Jlarcellid Henry chn Henry Marshall Hensley Cynthia Hernandez Wendell Hernandez Rac Herlicu Gary Heater Tommy Hicks Virginia Hicks Joyce Hml Ray ims Jack HnlIaday Linda Hullier : Junior Year Mdrgurtl Huebel .Im. Hume . Hunlvr Gary Hyan Danny Hy d1. Demetriu Infunte Bill Irion Ted Irvine Clyde Jackmn Pam Jackson Penny Jackson Chad Jacobs Clun-lus Ray Jeanis Jimmie Sue Jenkins Faye John Jenille Johnson Steve Johnson Judi Johnson Linda Johnson Pam Johnson Pal Johnson Sandra Johnson Tim Johnson Bill Johnson Jeanne Johnson Carole Jones Donald Jones Mary Jordon Bud Holmes Darell Holmes Margaret Hooks Maureen Hunks Farm Hupkins Jay Horsak en 3 Havmrd DeLm'Ca Howell Hulen Howell Ronnie Hudson 289 K Cr,o.+6N0, , explains Bill Scale 10 John Scheifley and Justin Campbell as they at- temp! to balance these oxidation- mduckion equa lions. Cynthia LeBlunc Donna LeBlanC Edward LeBlanc Judy LeBlanc Maurice LeBlanr Lester LaBouef Kathy LeDoux Linda LeDoux Kenneth LeLeux Mary LeLeux Donna LeMoine Diane LeQueux Marlene Jowell Camiyn Kem-ick Don Killebrew Arthur Klebba inda Kraulz Mike Kubitz Meredith Kusch Scott Lackey Ellery Lacy Cary Landry Patsy Landry Sylvia Lundn; Wayne Landry Loel Langhoff at Bah Lawson Johnny Lazenby Harold Leuvell Frankie Le Tulle 'se Lind Lana Lindsey Craig Litchiicld Judy Livingston Fred Loeb Sandra Logan Joann Laiacana Rosa Lona Linda Lopez Demetrius Loukas Daniel Lozano Beuy Mullm Christine Mannino eridine Mannino Kay Marshall Janet Marlin Bernard Martinez Linda Martinez Jaime Martinez Tony Martinez Linda Malhews Candy Mallock Paul Mane Frank Mayes Ronald Mayes Wayne Mayfield John McCall Larry McCann Marlha McCarIney RICHARD TAFT AND Marguerite Castro, menp bers of Mrs. Flonelle Greefs Junior English class, display the posters they made during their study of Irends in an. 292 Omen MrConallly Alton MrCord Judy MrCon'y Bonnie MCDnnaId Waym- McDonald Larry SIcElroy Shirl? Mdedden .Iue lIn-Furland Wanda lIrFJrIand Mary McGrn-Vy Euclid 3IrI.eod Leelie JIdIdlu-n Ann Mc anus Nancy MrNulJb Ronald McPherson Gloria Medruno Bel: A re 'er Richard Mvier Cunnie Mrluncon Annuudu lIendioIa Ricky Mendoza Kay Mmm Johnny Meyer Pat Miguvz Jozm 3mm Barbara Miller Judy Miller Sue Minner Susan Nluluison Gloria Muorc Keith Moore Mildred Momehead Norman Moreau Karen Morgan Cheri Morixz Ann Mulkey Sandra Nash Marion Neel Darell Nceley Paul Nelson . 4.3 Juniors Take Mid-Term Exams Claude Purdue David Purdue Gary Parker Larry Parker Mary Louise Pearles Brenda Perego George Pcndcrgras bianne Phillips Pal Finedu Jackie Pinner Bill Pipes Bettie Pinman Paul Pizer R'andy Pm: Ed Nun Penny Nevils Tommy Newman Ronald Rickelson Frank Nunez Barbara Nunelly Dianne Oliver John Oliver lurk Olivier Mike O'Quinn Marie Oruzco Mary Lou Omzco Rohcr! Orr Serigo Ortiz Kathy Overszrect Gene Pace Bobby Page Carolyn Palermo Lihy An Palmer Pat Parent 293 H :;;;;h :HHHHV . TENNIS SHOE DAY proves to be a problem for Don Rozell, as Dianne Phillipa Roxie Roll, Pat Flanagan, Frances Griffith, and Stephanie Fuzelier take advantage of Don's chivalry and those slip- pery shoe laces. 294 Halls Are uiet With the Norman Prtjean Carolyn Prince A1 Province Greg Province Prissy Pullen Robert Putbres Myrlis Quibedeaux Ricky Radley oAnn Ramsey George Randall Rhoda Ransom Walter Raslelli Norman Reeves Jonnie Rulh Regan Margaret Reid Judy Renfroe Mary Ann Relhke Charlotte Rhodes Kenneth Richard Nancy Richard Danny Richardson Joe Riuhker Lm, Riley Dianne Rimm- Lam Ritchie Ruben Rnb son T. c Ruddy Judy Rude Wayne Rndgvrs Reggie Rodgers Roxie R011 Alwin Romero Dolly Romero Kennixh Romero Molly Romero Sally Romero Dun Rozelle Terry Rozelle Vera Salter Greg Suhaggio Gary Sawyer Dora Scalco Donna Schamber John SchieHey Ruben Schmidt Norma Schroeder Plxyliss Schnitzer Shir ey Scogin Bill Sealc Donna Sebastian Charlotte Seewoster 295 29b M ml Iudhln Shaulnfield James S WallLr 311:W 1w Sharon Sl1:fiie1d Cunnit Nelmn 81::r:vnoil Dun SI k B- 1-911 Mmmon: L' 1 I min 51111 Bob Smith Dun 5mm.- Ji ff 5mi111 Jacky Spears Bill Stuck r! James Wilton Stilwell Numu Storey Ann Suange Claude Homer Danny 5 vesl Suzanne Summeihill BI'Clldd Swanzy Svoll Swanzy Shelia Swicegnod Riclur uh Nancy Talum Mary Alice Tmn Gary Terrell Robert Terry Bolwhy Theriut Dianna Thomas Boh Thompson Jackie Thompson Jim Thumpson Dickie Thompson Wanda Thomell Clam Tibhens Phyliss Tierney France: Tomlinson Ndncy Tnmlinson Timmy Towery Janice Townsend Luther Trahan Paul Trosclair Marion Turner Martha Upton Irvin Valin Butch Vulverde Richard Vasquez Jimmie Veuzey Jesse Villareal Brenda Vincent Cable Vincent Katherine Vincent Dianne Viuum Beverly Walker Rue Wagner CHEERFUL SMILES 0F anticipation mark the 00 Casion as Phillip Fleckman, Candy Mallock, and Ed- mond Boulle are fined for their Senior rings HOW WILL I excr fit .111 Ihuse courses into one year? Sandra Crcgory seems puzzled by this common problem as Juniors select courses for their Senior yean Juniors Prepare for Senior Year Bruce Walker Nancy Wall David Wurlivk Faye Watkins Bennie Wurr Ralph Wutlel'sun John Weulhingmn Sherry Webb Dennis Welmn-m- Cynthia Welsh Joyce Welch Delores Wells Dorollxy Wheeler .L A. Whitehead Dickic While Fran Wilcox Danny Williams Gerald Williams Johnnie William: Kathy Williams 298 Nancy Williams Woody W illiamg Linda Williamson ClennW Chmles CVlilsnn Hurry Wilson Ronnie Wilson Claudia Wingule Rita Wingleild Becky Wolf Kennelh Wolf Beny Woods Kallxlem Woods Becky Wrihorg Jane Wright mu A Lyndon Wright Sandra Wukasch Madeline Zu ampani Patricia Zimmerman AN ORIGINAL MURAL depicting an Italian scene drawn by Steve Harris sels the theme for a hhellissimo Junior Prom. 299 THE PERFECT DRESS fur the Junicr Prom i5 D135 Gillnun's uim .Is slu- admircs one of many in the mirmr. R 0 S E S. CARNAV TIO OR orchids? 01'le n; Cnrsdgcs fm- dn- Junior Prom poses a problem fnr Bud y D r 1 u n r y, Marshall Honeley. Ray Canada. and Arhun Kleblm. 300 uE-c-eve-eyk, SQUEALS CAROLYN Estes as she finds an uncxperted visitor enjoying spring with her, Climax Year W'HEN IT WAS all over but the shouting. the Jun- ior staff, simply Iunkcd up. heaved a sigh of relief, and snapped their last picture for Ihe year. S E R O M O H D1 0 S 011 .1A4mw1 J Editor Becky Cillman Assistant Editor CAROLE HALL Workers DOLORES BESSE MA RY BAN DY 303 28 Homerooms Choose Leaders SOPHOVIORE CONGRESSMAN FOR the fall and Spring semester: . Pie er c,e . Lee, A. No ee J. Menard P. McCain, S Haskell, L Kirkland R ColIeIIi, C. Lanclns, R. Counille, B. Scott B. Jackcon, and D, Walls: MAKING PLANS FOR some of Con- gress activiiies Sue Kasper, Susan De- zelle, Ann Boute, and Ellen LVIorgunL TAKING TIME OUT from their duties as Congressmen D. o,rel . Br own While, N Bushnell S Morgan, M. Ci rouard, and IL AviILIL Also HL Collins, T. Cain, G. Woodworih, J. Sharpless, R Flores. R. Demler. and J. Lawson 305 306 And Take Part in Student Congress SOPHOMORE CABINET lIEM BERS: FIRST ROW :1. Andrus, A. Commander c. Sheppard, s. SchmidL sEchD ROW: M. Weeks, c Snoek B Edwards c. Ciesen. P. Dug: SI Caslru THIRD ROW: La nEasterling, R. Liebling, D Kimbrnugh J Horv C. Skillman, M. TiptonI FQOURTH ROW: D Buurg, J. Mills,J. Arnaud F Gaspard, J. Brown. FIFT ROW: M. Hirrh- tower, D. Mandel, BL Langdon B. Hutsnn, A. Romero. SOPHOMORE GOVERNORS FOR the spring scmcsxer FIRST ROW : C. CIleIeHe F. Mcssina, C. Melln'in, L, SharpIess, E Richey. SECOND ROW: D Hardin D. Shinn J. Barnard T Brmm. J. Cricchin THIRD ROW: AL Class, M. Thompson LI. Willoughby .I. B. Bower, III. Rechurgh. FHOURT ROW: C. Whim, ML Lair CL Guidry, J. Huf I,EL Trevino. SOPHOMORE CABINET SPONSORS Miss Nancy Cres- weII, Mrs. GunhiId Thomsen Mrs Norma WeIdon, and Mr. Roger Griffin. Here Is the Class of 765 Keith Alwl Lillian Avlmrtl Laura Adams Lucian Adam,c Steve Ada Jeunene Ad; xly Elaine Adcock Anita Aguilar Joe Ann Alexander Jane Alley Jackie Amos Linda Andrcvu Pa! Andrews Jodie Andru: Virginia Andrus Jimmy Ardnin Linda Armstrong Jeff Arnaud Elizabeth Arnold Linda Arriola Karen Arthur Judy Avila Robert Avilez Clara Ayers Wayne Babin Don Baker Donald Ballanre Dan Tim Bargainer Janice Barker Madeline Barker Jackie Barnard 307 873 Sophomores Enroll In TJ Julm Huron John Banlcu Kundlrl Bass Tummy Baxter Flmlim Beach Roy Hum Dmid Beune Mehin Bcuuclmmp Curtis BL'L'LL'Um Johnnie Bvckur Jimmy ngnaud Udyla Bell Jumt'a Bell Hell'n Buniicld Phyllis Benneu ALL HIILES ON lm- first day of high school, Sandy Hnudrmux h busily pulling on lu-r makc-up. Tunis ergvron Dale Brx'nduer John Bidder Raymond Bieljeski Jnlm Biglum Bob Birkelbach .Inhn Blundford Curnhn Blankenship Karen Blanan Rirlmnl IEIL-ndcnuun Elimbrlh Blevins Kay Bo ek Dun Bum Crmld Booth Ginv 'r Buulh Klnke Burdunum Dianm Bnrel Judy Bowl Kathy Boring Szmdy Boudn-aux 3 y Bounds David 3mg Rolland 130ng Hmlry Bourgeois rv- 308 Sophomores Meet Challenge of New Places Te ' limn-que Thvn-m Bounlue Ann Buuue Larry Baum Jo Beth Bower Muryhcth Bnyanmn Mike Rmhlmm Karen Bnu kin Dm-m Bx'mux Kenm-th rmlux Linda Bmmx Bunnlc Bnemer Munte- Brickvy Clw-Iunc Blimnn Stew 131m Rnlym! Ilrm'k John Bum n Judy Brrm n Linda Brown I rnwn 8 Hum chum Hum mum Burm-etun Mm, Hu-hm-u , dd Barium Cuppvn 10L: Cupps Mdrlha Cdpps . uc Capps PM Cdrlwrry Sylxiu Lm-prnzcr Laura Cmcr Linda Cartwright Mex Caamncxh Amparo Cdsmnerh ue C 'lle 1 CAL W liam L sli Bryon Cuilon Sandra CJMIO Dwayne Catalina Bill Cdzcmier anlld Clmddrivk Shrild Lhumpagnc Elaine Clluxricr George Chaw Randy Chumgnier 309 3l0 Spirit Is Shown Daniel Chamin Cary CheIene Barbara Chiasson Dlanh Chisum Kathy Choale Linda Choate Gary Clxrislie 12mm Clark .Ioc'collm Ruth Colleui Howard Collin: Martha Collins Johnny Culungu Andrea Commander Heather Conant Sandra Cnody Jimmy Cook Charles Couksey Gary Bill Coon Jimmye Cuplen Curnl Culham Rene Cuunille Mm 1e Coward HERE ARE NEW sophomoxes anxiously amnding meir first Homecoming Dance. Mr. Yates helps Martha Capps understand a T problem on DA . Sophomores Contribute to Drive Craig .5 annc Billy C cmhun Jon Cricchio Ronald Cricchiu Julie Cruuhet Pam Crochet David Clms Burlmru Cudc Troy Cunningham Rulu-n D'Almdie ' D 1k Phylhs. Duigle Nancy Dmpy Mike Daniel Susan Daniel Sylvia Duniek Wayne Darnell Lam David Duxid Davis Gregory Dax 1 Carolyn Duldhou. Esleld d0 Ia R Orulir d? In Rum Cvruld Dc Lt'un s a de 10; 5.111105 Russell Dvlmer Robert Dru! Terry DeRuuun Karen Desonneuux Susan Dezclle EXCITEMENT IS SHOWN on the ideas of these sophomores as Ihey fill their baskets for the Food Drive 3l2 Officers Head Sophomore Class KUAJIilldd- Diuz Rener Dirkmn Emunut'l Dimiueli Tmnmil' Dimmkes Danny Didefuno Douglas Dixon Suc Dlxun chrly Dmmhdlk Luis Dnmlnarx Joe Dnminquez Eddy Dore Darlene anns Blun Doylc Linda Drdughnn John Dulnwe Dian imnnam Pu! Dupu : Slwn-alin Dupuis John DuPuy Therein Ilunuy Paul Duw Jmm's Emir Rlnh Earl? :13 mm l,imlu Ediwrling Engr Eumn Enul Haws Rulun- I nu JJiiu: Eirkrnlmrct lam Elmer Pu Elli Lulu: Emmnm Dmh Erwin InuL Esturm Emlen Ener Muilm I ? 5 Su-u- Emu: Annila vheru Judy Flntclmr Delmm Flow: Roy Flnrm Thomas Foley Darrell Fomrnnt Gloria Muntenot Al Ford mey Fun! Forum Forquc Sophomores Experience Finals at TJ Belly Fm'xndgus Diannl- Foster Stove ' Judy Pal '- eeman E. C. Frich Pahy Frqu-rg Ruy lemv Dmmld Gull?! Yolanda Garcia Larry Gardner Connie Curler Sandra GA ypurd Gayle Giddcns - ' f 9 SEEING STUDENTS CRAM for finals as , - A mev walk down the hall is nothing new, and Carolyn McPherson is no exception LISTENING INTENTLY, FRANK Messing and Lynn Inglicll receive their first instructions on s plxumure finals. 3I3 Sophomores Meet New Upperclassmen Claire Giesen Donnu Giesen Evelyn Cilbert Archie Gill Jackie Gill Mary Gimum'd Ken Ginell David Gladden June Ann Clais Bobby Glaze Wayne Clover Larry Gndkin Glenn Goldsmith Alice Gongnm Clam Cnnsnulin Emma GnnLJleS Reynaldo Gonzales Frank Guodmun Joye? Goodman Jimmy Goodridge Alxiu Coodyeur Danni: Gard, Wame Cruhum John Cram Carolyn Grmes Nita Green Linda Cremilliun Toni Griffin Pam Griffith Susan Gruenke Jcsse Guerra Nicky Guer m Connie Gui y James Cuidn John Guidry IT'S A MUST for young sophomores to six when k'The Eyes of Texas is sung for their senior sisters. Senior and sophomore sisters include: Jane and Ginger Booth, Sarah and Susan Dezelle, and a! and Casey Easley. Junior Varsity Sets New Record SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL PLAYERS Skippy Sudduth Glenn Gonsoulin, Dwayne Catalina, Charles Cooksey, and Jim awson keep physically fit In preparing for the Junior Vnrsily games. Rodney Cuidry Ronald Cuidry Randy Guillory Pa: Culley Chuck Cuy Murry Haber David duH 1! John Hallmark Paula Halsell Burton Hamillnn Floyd Hamilton Gem Hamilton Jimmy Hammond John Hammond Claudia Humpmn Roy Hancock Shelia Hanes Norma Hanvy Kaye Hardage Bill Hardn Dub Hardin Wilfred Hurgruxes William Harper Daniel Harringmn Harry Harrington Beuy Harringmn Susan Hartford Sue Haskell Janiv e Hassinger Sarah Haw wes Eddie Hayden Drew Haynes Jackie Haynes Larry Hays Bruce Hmlcy 3I5 3I6 First Year at TJ h w... k. Umm- V. s. um .' SOPHOMORE CABINET SPONSORED their ms: aflEr-gdme dance, which, in mm, proved m be a huge SUCCESS, AS SOPHOMORE CABINET meets, they find their main duly is to plzm the activities of their class. Drusilla Hebert Jere Hebert Jules Hebert Linda Hebert Pat Hebert Shirley Hebert Rihhard Henrke Richard Hernandez Mike Henica Gloria Hicks Marsha Hicks Anna Hickson Cecil Highlowur Jimmy 5 Marvin Hill Mary Jane Hill Mike Hilliard Cecil Hilton Russell Hi on I: Carolyn Honpuuar Was a Rewarding One K 1:. Holbcrg Malimm Hollicr . Guald Hulmcs LaNell Holmes Charlnnv Holtlzclaw Ginger HnII Izcl aw Jan Hnrsak Barbara Howell Jennifer Huber Judy 'Huff Ronald Hulin Robert Hundcrlmar Lynn Inglish IInward Irian Adrianne Ixerson Eddy Ivy Bohby Jackson Dorothy Jackson Ronnie James Sandra Jofixinn Carol Johnson Diana Johnson Glenn Jnhnson Vernon Johnson Bill Jones Bobby Jones Divm Jones Gary Jones Jackie Jones TEARS AND CHEERS mark lhe magic moment when sophomore girls get the news on lhe Hussar tests 3l7 Sophs Gain New Experiences .Ionnviiu .Imu's Jimmy 10111-5 1-11n1ll1 .Innce P11 1 Jnranumd nr1Izm J nuhcrt Darla Indiu- G 111 Juneau Jnlmm Juneau I 1111I11 KquIman Alikv Sandrl KiiIm 1 Diana Kimluough Shirlvy King Gcruld Kimmix'd Laurem Kirkland Hr-inmu KIecku Donnie Kluus Ricnnn CKIu llc Lrv. 1,1 Knight Mary Ellen Knight Richard Knight Mary 'Inm- Km-nh Curtis Knonce Klikg Krnlm 11 ' 11 Ills; Rublyi Lm' -mml1 Janus LuGrnuc Hanan L1 SIirrry Lumberth TAKING PART IN 1115 AlI- School Posture Qumn Comes! are the Top 20 from the sophomore class From IeIt to rigI1I:.Iudy H11ff,DeIia Urbina Jennifer Hubeer 111B Iles, Cand1 Ryder. Na ancy Bu slmeII Theresa Marks, Judy Menard and Linda McCImlock Marilyn Thompson Nancy Self, Cathy Wemer Dyelia Sim- nmns, Sandxa Gaspard, Pam Dugan Karen Parkrr Linda Parker Hope Trulz11n.z1n1I June Busscy All-School Elections Excite Sophs THE POLL TAX is the key note in being cligihlc 10 mm in the AIl-School cloc- lion SOI'HOMORES A N X I 0 U S L Y WATCH their fellow classmate, Gayle Ciddens, as she tries out for cheerleader. Linda Lamkin Billy Lanclos Ginger Lanclo: Brent Landry Clarence Landry Dale Landry Mary me Landry Nancy Landry Robert Landry Ronald Landry Steve Landry Sue Landry Bill Langdon Paul Langley Susan Lapham Pal La Salle Jim Lawson Lloyd Lazenby Jerry LeBlanc Lydia LeBlanc Todd LEBIunc Germaine LeBocuf Bonnie Lee Lynn Lcmoine Rita Licbling Ellen Little ' Cheryl Lively Linda Lively 3l9 Study Prov s Profitable t0 Sophs Vicki Lobe Bill Long Charlotte Long Lawson Lopcr Anna Lopez Phyllis Lonnzmd Kenneth Loupe Randy Louvier Angelo Lupo Edward Lynch James Lynch James Lyon Shawl Lyons Tommy MacBride Laura Joe Maceirus Harold Magnus Phoebe Malgrem Jerry Malin Mike Mallet Rowan Mallet Frcd Manar David Mandel Edith Mannino Glenn Marceaux Theresa Marks Ralph mum VIDHy Martindalc Gracie Mmlincz Joe Martinez Roy Mathis Mike Mayer John McAdams Linda McAffc Bonnie MCBelh Jeanne McBride SOPHOMORES LEARN THAT first year at TJ iucludcs hard work and lung hours of study 310 Judy McBride Phyllis McBIide Pat McCarty Linda McClintock Brenda McCullough Mike BICCOHum Monti McComber Phyllis McComber ue McCoy Richard McDonald Sherrie McDonald Charles McFadden Sandra McFarland Shelia McGee Sherry McGee Ada Ruth McKee Leon McKee David McLain Greer McLain Linda McLelland Carol McPherson Nancy Meadows Bill Mealer Sylvia Medrand Bobby Meeker Barbara Melancon Judy Menard John Mendez DRAMATIZING POETRY was a favorite as- signment in Mrs. Isabella Bjening's classes. Here the Bjerring Hillbillies have a skit worked up for their classmates. ALSO THE BLIND poet Raftery plays and presents his poetry Io Our Cang. V 1: ,ga 3!? 32l Sophs Witness F irst Convention Frank Mvssinu Gem Vcthxin Kulhy Mew. Lloyd Miguel. Bully Millm- Kuren Miller Ken 3 H or John Mills Lee Miner Kan'll Mnnugne Carolyn Montana Put Momgomcry Jeanie Vnnlmy Richard Moore Manuel Moreno Barbara Morgan Dunn Morgan Ellen Morgan Sherry Morgan Susan Murilz Wayne Moment Dollie Moses Earline Masonia Lana Moss Lorraine Muss Pam Munlin Rnx Muulin J Munoz Dan umphy Vamhu um THE FINAL DAY has come and sophommus must decide whom they wish to rust Iheir Vote for in the All-School vk-minn. 322 Conventions Show Sophs Gene Myers Kenneth Myers Linda Myers Sherry Myers Habeeb Nacol Allen Nance Palrick Naquin Judy Nave David Neal Jane Nelson Allen Newsome Lany Nickclson Janet Brenda Norris Gail Norstrom Kathy Norton Joan Nusom Allen Oalman Tommy O,Bricn Beverly Odncal Pam Olivier Nancy O,Neu1 Vedon Ollo Lercy Owen Bruce Owens Karen Pace Pal Pa 0 Carole hPalomho Mike Purdue Sandra Parham Paul Paris James Parker Karen Parker Linda Parker Penny Parker Cary Parks Bill Patton Carl Pmia Lee Pclz Shasa Perez Diane Perkins Robert Prrkins Herman pelerson Larry Pcterson Lewis Pem Chris Phillips Mike Phillips Carolyn Pierce Billy PiL-tz Pat Piggolt Frankie Pilelere Linda Plain New Leadership 323 Girls Save Money for 4N w or Never Week, EVEN As MIKE Hilliard, Edgar Emu is clear mm is no escape during Wow or chu' wu- Patricia Plan Leo Pleasant liolvhy Poole Daxid Pnnd-Smilh Rnsulio Pm-ms Bill Ptmt' Bill Powell Mike Powers William Pratt Pm Freddy Cynthia Prejeun Hillnn Prewin Clem: Prim Christ Princrv Glrnn Prince Gwcn Prince Alvin Oucbedcaux Mildred Quihcdcuux Pau buck Connie Raggia Mildred Rugona Travis Ralley Margaret Rccburgh James ' Becky Rescndel Mac Reynolds Larry Rhodcs Julm Rice Layson Richard Sandra Richard Roddy Richards Linda Richardson Wayne Richardson Edward Richey Patsy Rigdon Deanna Riggin James Riley Emilia Rivas Ofelia Rivas Paul Rubens Arthur Robtrslon 324 Sophomores Happy with Spring Weather Paul RMAdmux Paul Robinson Randy Robinson Blanca Roca George Roddy Frank Rodriquez Richard Rodriquez Gloria Rohdc THIS TINY PINE tree will gmw tall enough to shade the lunch, perhaps, by the lime lhese sophomores become members of the Senior Class of '65. A' J' Romero Anthony Romero Arline Romero Lany Romero Alice Roumree Sue Rowley Trudy Buyer Connie Rush Carolyn Rushing Scuu Russell Jo Marie Ryan Judy Ryan Candy Ryder Robert Sadler Edward Salas Harry Sanders Terry Sanders Sharon Savoia Ronny Sclxkade Donna Schmidt Shirley Schmidt Mickey Schwarlzenhurg Glenn Sclerandi Beuy Jo Scan Bill Scon Kim Sechler Nancy Self Eunice Sense! Carolyn Sepeda Jerry Sessions Decisions . . . Decisions . . . for Sophomores La Beverly Shaver Charlotte Shavers James Shaw David ichcc Carolyn Sheppard Janis Shermar Bobby Shields Dickie Sllinn Della Simmons Melinda Simmons Johnny Simon Margaret Simon Larry Siragusa Carol killman Bill Slay Linda Smart Carol Smith Donna Smith Jimmy Smith Rita Smith Robert Smith Walter Smith Danny Smilherman Chem Snoek Dianna Solis Linda Soliz Ronald Spell Katy Spradley Dale Standley Pat Stunsbury Betty St. Cyr Geraldine Slelly THESE SOPHOMORES SEEM to be having a hard time agreeing on a candidate in the AllSchool Election, bu'l a decision must be made. 326 Able Students Fill High Honors Position , Slewnson n David . CkIL-y Olis Stokes Richard Slopyra Janet Smugh Paul Slrunuhun Nelda Strickland Paula Strickland Frank Smhbs Skippy Sudduth Tim Summerlin Lupe Sunigu Charlene Suan Marcia Tauher Ned Taylor Ray Taylor Zachary Taylor Leslie TeeI Jane Taxman! Johnnie Terrell Bobbie Theriot Bonnie Thcriot Sheri Jo Theriot Charlotte Thihodeaux Cheryl Thibodeaux Jimmy Thihodeaux Sandra Thibodcaux Denzil Thompson Marilyn Thompson Bmha Thompson MAINTAINING HIGH HONORS throughout the school year are sophomores: David Mandel, Edward Richcy, Linda szwiglu, Sue Capps, Margaret Reeburgh, Cheryl Snack, Kay Whitlow, Laura Cunex, Linda Parker, Tim Summerlin, and Kcnnmh MilIeL 327 328 Clubs and Organizations Gain New Members Mmhn Thmupsun 31m qu- Thompson rum 'Hmmpmn Ru 1, umpmn Ilmmmn tn lnl ens Lyn 3M Iillman I aura Timh- -ll Smdy TnIi3u D. 3rrv ll Tmino Lmumud Tnuf'llLl Valmic Tom 13?: Barhzua 'lruhun Ilupr Tmlmn Jimm3 Trulun can thhe ICu-Im aninu Pde Truncalc Tmmm Tucker Delia Urhinu Bill FLEL-y uxlllluz D:3nd V uglmn Com- 3: IJSCO RU d Jessie 3 mun Linda 31153131 Laml Vimrm Miclwl 3incem Sandra Wuedemon Robert 33 uvnor Bernadenr Wallace Palsv Wallace Larry Ward Dmid 33 me Dmid Wan: ', n Wmtherly 5; 113-331 R' 4 L Tommy 33 ch , Marihn Werks :31 Wehm-r Cary mm Kathy 33141: Murim Wells 31mm 33 e115 Slnn Wells Linda Wharton Cindy 33'th Dennis White Ken Wine Linda Whinhcad x .Irc Jm- Wilkmsun Soph Favorites Await Senior Ball Sharon Wilkinson Duane Williams Ronnie Williams Jan Willoughby James Wilson Phyllis Wilson Robert Wilson Jane Wiltz Judy Wiltz Janice Wood Homer Wondham Reagan Woodson George Woodwvanh Deborah Worlhingmn Michael Wlhleller Marie oung Beverly Zummo CLEANING LOCKERS OUT al the end of school was a pretty heavy task for Lois Domburt and Jan Horsak. A RECORD RAINLESS sprint! did not dismurarre 11n- sophomme cluts from planting shrubs to heaulify ole TI. 329 Memories of RADIO COKES. AND cookies are all part of due oxcitemen! as Cuml Skillman, Bonnie Brnmer, and Cnlleen Micklc get :uulcd m listen to Gnu of the Jackal; oulrof- 1mm gann-s. THERE IS NOTHING like a good malt shared with someune special, 5:13 AI Wchner and Linda Easlmling as they Complete than first year at T . 330 80101159 First Year at TJ SHIFTS, WRAP-AROUND, AND A-slmped skirls. were among the latest Iashinn fads going around TJ. and sophomores Katy Spradley, Rita Liehling, Ruthie Collcni, Judy Meyer, and Mary Jane Hill, werclf'! 1ch out. Editor GAIL FLANAGAN Asst, Editor SANDY WICGINS PUBLICATIONS 33! A Competent Annual Staff BEHIND THE COD'IPLETED yearbook are many hours of tedious work7 not only at school but outside of class as well. Keeping in mind that each picture must exemplify each school activity to its fullest extent, keeps both staff and photographers on their toes. Much time and fore- thought are spent in planning and organizing a yearbook which is original in thought as well as arrangement. A yearbook holds a special place for those who receive it and for those who edit it hecause a year- book is for always. MRS. MIKE REDMAN, sponsor of the YELLOW JACKET and the PILOT. CAIL 17L UVACAN Editor-m-Chiei KAY MILBURN SANDRA WIGGINS Business Manager Assistant Editor XIXVIY A BACK- R0031 conference took place hefcre the senior section of the yearbook was completed. Dw lKagcs, second from right cdite d the section. This piczurc was made before the major work really got starled.1i developed Iliat yKleW iliis spent more time with the in ex than with the section, and ilargie Owens, srandinv Iu Dwighis right did most of ihe cuiiiplicmed typing Kay Iiinu workvd nn assorted jobs, and Sandra Bmuninncr it tho lypcwriler, revised and checked. 332 is Chosen at Beginning of School A SOPIIOMORE CLASS wmpusod lo! 906 nu-mlnn a di If Mary Band; and Dnlou: many chinus hnurs nnminv und 111111.111 sophvmorn picun-cs. THE STAFF OF THE ACTIVITIES section, Kenny Griffith, editor: Juny Filzgerald assistant editor; and Kathy Prahl frequently visilod- Mr, BFn Kikcrs of ICC I0 check with him an cominr' :chnol zlmivilms, Thix madr it possible for them to Complde a section Wllilll included all school evenlsi TAKING CARE OF most vi the art fur the annual including trial designs for the cmer, small un disi plays thughnut tho yearbook, and the ads was done by Suzy Stewnn. Rohnrl Martinez admires the display. 333 Last Minute Changes 11013 HOLIIER EDITED :1 pa n11; sullion that .111 . r'spocidlly tret- of 1111' uuml lwddatlll's 11:11nlly associated with 11111111111 1-1111st1u1'tiun. David Ihnkqnn f11111ished many 11f 1h1- lauuhs than made mmwlhing 1111 suaier 111111. 111111 Frank Logan mngrrl lmwren gym, 1rlrphnnr. .1n1l library as 111' 1b 111111 furl: and 11nd 1111111154011 for figur 11111111115. FIRST TO FINISH their section were the orderly juniors Pat F ugan did :1 neat ioh of typing, Roxie Roll Verified many a correct spelling, Frances Griffith erased and renumhcred pictures, and cited Stephanie Fuselier scned prenliceshxp to hcconle editor of the 64 he THE ADVERTISING SECTION is 1111-111011113' hag that has kept this hook selling at a low cost to stu eein 11131 all the advnrtis Lorrectly composed has been , oh oi oyn Rogers, section edi or Pam Stansburv. and Barbara Irinn, 334 Create Many Problems THF, INCREASING NUMBER OF rluhe m Tlmmm ,IvHOIsnn pw- sunlcd a problem In Hw club SCt'Hv-n. Sw-mlinu mum lrdinu: hullh u'mkv ing ml um mtinn x Danny x M. I TrnolL 1 xnlnn 1M mqwhk. Jn IZIh-n Hulhnd. Cm-m Annmnng and. mung, sum Mvmlmu. Nlilm'. TRYING TO lIVCLL'DE pirmre: nf Ilw umixilies und nu'mbt'rs 0f llw mvzu Minn: of in 1110 aL ,n lrmk A. Im of hunul planning. Jac' Scum a dam crlitm: Diam- . mtlmm. Fur Honeycuu. editor; Can Run dnlph and Linda Donn: came through Iikc champ: a; lhcy Com- plmml a rmnnu-nduhlr- wminn. NITA BROWN AND Nvlliv Cuupm'. work e Paula Bandenm mlimr: und Sundm Kmhvlw side, usdstam Ddilur. lmaw a sigh of rclirf as they put the finishing muclm In! M Girls' .,pnrts svclion. I w f large scatinm 1an h Innk time and 1mm nm- m gather 11m nmxlul picinrcs. 335 Staffers Work for New Ideas .IILL SMITH IMI IIR. P. III-IIIIIII III-IIIIIIII ,I-Imw one III llll' IIIIIII- IIIIIIII ill I-I-II IIIIII II-IIIIII IeIIIIIg Ill? adver- IiIchInII: in um um annual. In mum She will get a IIII'IIIIInI Ic If IIII Im wlIiIlI slII II. IIIlI drserII-s Mr NEW TEACHERS EXPERIENCED IIIcIIII-s IIIII III III III-. IICIIIII IIIyIIIIIdI IIIIIIII llll' IIdII-IIIIIIIn II IIICIIIII II are di IIII III III IIII-nIIIIII IIIII IIIIII p1 IIIIIIII IIII IIIC FIIIIII'I- IecIIOII by IIIIIIIIIII Burnt Clmrlnlw HudInI'I Cdimr and Barbara Walker. W. . v; 1' M w RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING STUDENTS VM'JS given by Jan Si'Pllf' and CIIIIIVC an in IIIC Honor serIion of this year 5 annual. NANCY WILI IASIS. SHARON SORENSON. rdiIor Tony Tralmn assisIant editor and Hele en De mahy, added II new much to the FavoriIes section by including an info rmal piclurc uf I-Iarl SInior member of mun with Ihe picIure of Ihcm in formal aIIiI-e. 336 TherxPl LOT IHC'I'H ANN KVGH'I' lidnmrinl Cluix-f llli AAV WlIhUA Amn-izm- Hlilm The Pilot has 21 luu-IUM purpnw: it is illlmnlml Lu wru- us a training gmuml 11ml uriting Ialmralurx fur llmslt inlrrrslt'd in KXUC WILLIF wn: An valm-l mrlix . . . 1 ' u , ,x ,. d ' I I , ,xurh propuls: ll Is ulm the nut plure uhm- all areas of Mudv ' d1 mm. '11! l H m ' .. xrriIu-r- x'I-m'nml llu'ir Impl-lx :In mm. and sumablllly mmv lngvlhr-r. ICdiling 11w nmwpulN-r. rvpurling mul nliling fur il make an unfm'gvllzlhlc vle-l'iem'e. Here rexpunsihilih lmmnvs lmrsmml and important, HERE IS THE WHOLE CREW. PRES INT AND MKIUUVI'ICH FOR! 337 Teamwork Is Needed to I BI MIN 'Vi EDI'lOR nlll'lhlxll W-I lIIII 5mm IIII-r IIH' FIIIIIII Bunk IIiIII IIIIII IIliIIIr MIIIIIIIIIII VIIIIIIII Iv-IIIIIIII NIIIII SIIIIIIIIII IIII, ImIl Imu- I-IIiIIII- NIzIIiI RIIII III '10PIMTI D jIIII III IIIiIIIiIIg IIII MI. W9. '0. I'JIIHN IIIIII Mr. CIIII- .IzIrkmn PERIOD THREE REPORTERS :In- BI-uiI- lelln IIIIII CIIIIIlI-c Hall. 338 Produce a Merit-Rated Newspaper WRITING REPORTS for the newspapvr occupies lhe anemion of James Stilwell, Cinda Pcneway, Nancy Wall, Mike Mon- mndon, and Linda Beetle NEW MAGAZINES AND PAPERS furnish extra inspiration for Kyle Willis, Marilyn Ducme, Phyllis Nuncz. Suzy Aswan. A7 liavs yum. AH! LOOOK! She used my stun! exuhs Jane Booth :0 Pan Eaves and Thelma call. 339 ADVERTISEMENTS Published by TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Photographs by FRANK CRICCHIO, J. C. WATKINS, and RICE STUDIO. The annual staff gratefully acknowledges the help of the many people who bought the book, placed advertising in it, and aided in its publication. h Editor PAM STANSBURY Staff CAROLYN ROGERS BARBARA IRION i PERSONAL HAPPI NESS Ll FE it PERSONAL FRIENDS Vk PEACE WITH GOD BELIEVE IN THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AND THOU SHALT BE SAVED ACTS 16:31 NORTH END BAPTIST CHURCH 4349 Lewis Drive PORT ARTHURI TEXAS DONALD WOOD, Pasfor 342 CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR CLASS OF I963 W3W DAIRY PRODUCTS JAMES and TOMMY TOWNSEND 528 Procfor YU 3-3345 2545 Procfor Sfreef Porf Ar+hur, Texas MXSS KAREN SEALEY FOR THE FINEST QUALITY. SEE US W. L. JAMES AND SON Building Materials Lumber Point 3830 Six+een+h Sheef Dial YUkon 3-6733 343 HALL'S GROCERY AN D MARKET Fresh Meaf an Vegetables YU 3-9387 2748 Gulfway Dr. HAVEN FENCE CO. THE BEST FOR LESS Branch Offices: Porf ArHIur - New Orleans, La. 64l0 Gulfway Drive Groves, Texas W? Every Order a Special Order 501 9H! Ava. YU 5-557' PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS AUTO INTERIOR DECORATORS l300 Sevenih Sfreei' Por+ Ar+l1ur. Texas NOW TWO LOCATIONS TO BETTER SERVE YOU THE FAIR 40l Procfer Downiow$ Jefferson Ciiy Shopping Cenier FORT ARTHUR SPENCE 8: HOWE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INCORPORATED I9ll ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIALIZING IN FILE DRIVING There Is No Subsiifufe for a Good Educafion FORT ARTHU R, TEXAS D. M. PICTON 8: CO., INC. Coniracfors River and Harbor Improvement TUGBOATS-BARGES DERRICK BARGES GE HARBOR TOWING-INTRACOASTAL GULF COAST TOWING 630-04-05 Adams Building Pori' Arihur, Texas CONGRATU LATIONS CLASS OF '63 FIRST NATIONAL BANK PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS M. C. CLEANERS 8: TAILORS The Home of Fine Cleaning AGENT FOR AVON PARKICLOTHES TUXEDO RENTAL 2825 Procior YU 2-4 I 3 I HEADQUARTERS IN THE PORT ARTHUR AREA SMARTLYDRESSED QUALITY-CONSCIOUS YOUNG MEN Downfown and Jefferson City bl7 Proder Sireef YUkon 58894 340i Twin Cify Hwy. WO 2-5723 SABINE PILOTS 709 Lakeshore Drive YUkon 2-849! TJS FNTHFUL COOKS 346 For BeHer Ready- fo- Wear and BeHer CAMPUS CASUALS 2335 Proc+or YU 2-709I PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS SUSIE HOOKS BEAUTY SALON -Exper+ Hair Sfyling 3849 Prodor YU 2-7247 soon LUCK TO THE SENIORS 0F I953 AUGUST MILLER 8r SONS Il48 7H1 Sf. YU 3-455I Home of JACOBSEN POWER MOWERS SCHWINN BICYCLES THERMOLAIRE HEATERS TRAWEEK DRY GOODS 5l4 Sfadium Road YU 2-9357 l049 Sfadium Rd. YU 54560 ROY'S FOOD CENTER 347 MARIE'S FASH IONS Where +he Red Carpef Is Always Ouf 4320 Proctor Sf. YU 3-265I Sporfswear Is Our SpecialfyH L. A. MATHIS RUFUS NUNEZ COMPLETE GULF SERVICE MATHIS AUTO SUPPLY G '2 +EYASZIES 'J LAKEV'EW Quill? p239 mm 524.. GROCERY 13! MARKET A.I+hur Texa YU 5-4I3I 5l0 Stadium PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS FURNITURE Remember You Can Always Do Better at Skillman's 422I Gulfway Drive YU 5-5553 348 alum .Alomu 89 $tufpua -Builders of Quaiify Homes-- DON JACK HENDRYX-McCORD 2600 Gulfway Drive YU 5-2568 Porf Ari ur. Texas FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS HINOTE ELECTRIC LET US HEL: COMPANY ? Dial wo 2-5775 am 77am ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS GROWING WITH GROVES 6266 Orange Highway FIRST STATE Porf Adhur. Texas BANK OF GROVES LANDRY'S PLUMBING CO. Sani+a+ion, Comforf and Sahfy ome 3232 25W Sheef YU 3-2854 349 Educafion is your key To future success Get all The education you can to prepare yourself for the exciting, challenging Space Age ahead. The future belongs to those who prepare for if! pug, REDDY Kl LOWATT Your Electric Servant GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY AN INVESTOR-OWNED ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY 350 PORT ARTHUR MARINE ENGINEERING WORKS Four+h Sfreef and Housfon Ave. POST OFFICE 80 PORT ARTHUR, X 648 TEXAS Ship Repair Facilify Serving fhe Marine Trade in +he Sabine Area 39 Years We've Grown With Ships W. O. NELSON Sole Owner CONGRATULATIONS Look HOLSUM SENIORS '63 Be HOLSUM MODEL GROCERY Buy HOLSUM AND MARKET HOLSUM BAKING CO. -l+'s Pon-Wrapped- 3026 Procfor Phone YUkon 5-9383 1 v 3 TH RI FTY N I FTY COMPLIMENTS OF GROCERY 5700 32nd Sfreef WO 2-213l A. L. Reynolds 66 Son ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE I435-37 Procfor Sfreei Dial YUkon 3-2774 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 7ll Procfer YU 3-6606 HARRIS BOOK STORE 524 FIRM Sfreef Porf Arfhur, Texas Phone YU 5-2585 NORTHSIDE LUMBER I40l Sfadium Rd. MISS BRENDA THERIOT 352 BLUESTEIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Qualify-Service-Sfyle SERVICE PORT ARTHUR FOR 47 YEARS The Finest Values In LADIES-MEN'S CHILDREN'S APPAREL ACCESSORIES YU 2-23ll 60l Procfer Complimenfs of TED'S RECORD SHOP Jefferson Ci+y Shopping Cenfer PORT ARTH U R. TEXAS BARRIER-ALBRIGHT ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE YU 5-253I I9l6 Nin+h Ave. Facfory Au+horized Parfs and Service Appliance Service Center SALES AND SERVICE FERD CHISUM Phone YU 2-9252 420l lbfh 5L FOU RN ET'S Elegan+ Men's Wear Suifs. Sporf Clo+hes, Accessories 735 Procfer Sf. YU 5-8032 Bes+ of Luck +0 flue Seniors of I963 T. B. ELLISON Pct 2 Commissioner 5256 Lakeshore YU 2-945I WI LEY'S SHOES For AH Thaf's New In Shoes 6l2 Procier Port Arfhur, Texas 500 Orlea ns Beaumont Texas 7l7 Ryan Lake Charles. La. 353 TRITICO'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION 947 7+h Sireei YU 5-5555 McFERRIN INSURANCE AGENCY I402 Porf Neches Ave. Phone RA 2-33l0 Purcell Building P.O. Box 785 Porf Neches. Texas SABINE 354 BLUE BONNET FLORIST GiHs and Flowers 10 suif your TASTE YU 2.6474 I848-I3 S1. ALBERT AND PAULINE KROHN PORT ARTHUR COLLEGE Offers Courses in Business Subiecfs. Elechonics. Radio . and Television ' INQUIRETODAY FREE PLACEM ENT LOW TUITION NATIONAL BANK YU 5-2525 3723 Gulfway Drive Gulfport Shipbuilding Corporation On +he Highway +0 Hwe Sea CongrafulaHons +0 -Seniors of I963- CAZAUX SUPER MARKET A Full Line of Quality Groceries-Meais Poultry FisII Fruifs and Vegetables Fully Air-Condmoned 2500 Gulfway Drive-YU 2-57ll SIXTEENTH STREET DRUG STORE PrescripHon Specialis+s FREE DELIVERY 23l6 Sixfeenfh Sf. Phone YUkon 2-6428 C. A. MARTOY Regishred Pharmacis'r PORT ARTH U R, TEXAS CREATIVE HOTOGRAPHY Weddings Portraits Commercial 0 O O 0 Color or Black and White 0 Aerial 0 Industrial 0 Animals I STUDIO I629 Woodworfh Blvd. Porf Arfhur, Texas YU 2-6426 MISS BECKY GILLMAN 355 356 ?WMW mm WAY WHRIF TEEl' Wiszfs ONE 4455;? YOU! 0 3701 Arlunvi: Rd.-Groves O 5943 W. Pr. Arthur Rd.-Pl-. Acres 0 3005 7th Sf.-Porf Arthur 0 1500 Gulfwuy Dr.-Porf Arthur 0 1303 De$ueen--Porf Arthur 0 3714 Lewis Dr.-Porr Arthur 0 3400 Gulfway-Port Arthur 24W 0 Men's 0 Women's 0 Children's Clofhing. Shoes. and Accessories Fineer Selecfion in +he Area Always New Ideas I9I2 Ninfh Ave. YU 5-7242 Dis+ribu+ors for Hy+one School Supplies PRICE AND COMPANY WHOLESALE ONLY Cigars. Candies. Tobacco. and Sundries. Schrafffs Famous an ies 80' Houslon Avenue YU 2-9494 Porf Arthur, Texas WHELESS INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 5l0 Waco Ave.-YU 5-5I3l Par! Arihur. Texas am In wig, um. um HIGH EST QUALITY CLEANING-PRESSING Compleie Laund ry Service AHera'Hons Le+ us help you live a cleaner life. LAKEVIEW CLEANERS 549 Sfadium YU 2-2I64 357 PETE LYDAY'S SERVICE CENTER LAN CE LYDAY DDIE JIM'S COIFFURES YU 3-4003 2400 Memorial Blvd. ADDIE'S 8: JIM'S Index Editors KYLE WILLIS and GARY RANDOLPH 358 Cricchio Food Market BETTER GROCERIES HOUSE OF FINE FOODS Fresh Vegetables Qualify Meafs 648 9H1 Avenue YU 2-3922 GIFFORD'S FURNITURE 5 CARPET CENTER AJWV I928-32 Woodwor+h YU 5-4359 Porf Adhur. Texas Phone Night Number Complimenfs o5 YU 5-2591 WO 2.4'92 G. D. Duhon Furniture LAKEV'EW FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Our Flowers Say H for You 30I Proc+or S+ree+ Wire Service Phone YUkon 5-58II Appliance Designers JACK RABY and BETTY WILLIAMS 7'6 Sfadium Rd. Port Arfhur. Texas 359 A Symbol of Quality for More Than a Quarter of a Century +he FRED MILLER S+ore WMWHOLESALE AND RETAILHW Two Complete Service Deparfmenfs for Bicycles. Lawnmowers and Washing Machines Main Storeh23ol IMh YU 34654 Compliments of LAMAR LAWSON Your Coun+y Commissioner T H E S E FAST energy for cooking, T H I N G 5 water heating, clothes dry- , ing, cooling and heating. YO U L L L O VE CLEAN burning ranges IN A N that consume smoke and -;LH-G;A-S odor. SAFE homemaking H OM E with the fuel the National Fire Protection Associa- tion rates safest of all. ECONOMICAL fuel service that can save you thousands of dollars over the life of your mortgage. AUTOMATIC convenience with controls to do the work tand watch the clockt for you. LET GAS PUT MODERN LIVING AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. GOU'I'HIRH UNION GAS COMPANY 360 VINCENT BODY SHOP 3l49 25+h 5+. CongrafulaHons +0 +he Class of I963 SIMS PLUMBING 8x HEATING COMPANY Corner Sfilwe Blvd and Tenth Sheet COLEMAN HEATING AND AlR-CONDITIONING Mayfag Laundry Equip. FOR A COMPLETE SERVICE DIAL I50l l0 ST. SADDLES HOP SHOE HOSPITAL WESTERN WEAR ERNEST L. BADGETT. JR. 2634 Bluebonnet PHONE YU 2-664I Porf Arfhur. Texas A. LOUVIER FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES COMPARE VALUES 840 Seven? hS 43358 PORT ARTH U R. TEYXAS REIF'S CLEANERS 624 Housfon Ave. 6I4 9H1 Ave. 26l2 Memorial Blvd. 6477 39+I'1 51'. 3248 91+! Ave. Phone Yukon YU 2-293 I PHONE YU 3-l679 Congraiula'rions, Seniors of '63 BEACON FURNITURE CO. NEW AND USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES I43 Proder Streef SANDRA BRAUNJNGER, MARILYN McADAMS LORA BRYAN JUNE DOIRON DR PEPPER BOWLING CO. 2036 Bluebonne+ Porf Adhur, Texas FLECKMAN LUMBER CO. 32l0 Gulfway Drive YU 5-7439 Por+ Arthur. Texas CaH us for all your ma+erials and fools. MK JOHN YATES 362 HOME INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds 4I0 Adams Bldg. Por+ Adhur, Texas Phone YU 5-7213 COMPLIMENTS OF MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS JONES CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY MISS MERINDA KAY JONES Merinda is her daddy's righthand man when she is nof M school or on the phone . . . BLU EBON N ET MATTRESS COMPANY Yoh will no! need a serenaderif you sleep on a Bluebonnef MaHress WO 2-8555 2249 Stadium Rd. 363 JIM'S HARDWARE OPEN 7 AM TIL 7 PM 0 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS AND MASURY PAINYS 0 PLUMBING SUPPLIES ' KEYS ' GARDEN TOOLS ' LAWN MOWERS . PROFESSIONAL TOOLS IHAND AND ELECTRICI 0 GLASS ' FENCING ' TOOL RENTALS ' BUILDERS HARDWARE ' LIGHTING FIXTURES J I M HEBERT-Owner I'WE PUT THE DOIIN DO-ITvYOURSELF! 3225 Gquway Dr. JIFFY-CAR-WASH WASHING - POLISHING I WAXING I STEAMCLEANING 3-Minufe Service YU 3-I09I 2539 BIuebonneI WALTER LANDRY Poll Arlhur. Tens MISS CLAIRE LANDRY I I I I Sfadium Road YU 5-880I Porf ArfIIur. Texas 364 Pecos Pefe Says: Buy Your Drugs and JusI' Everyfhing Fromw- DELMAR PHARMACY 548 9H1 Ave. YU 3-668I Porf Arfhur, Texas PROCTER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 27l5 Procfor Porf ArH'Iur. Texas Senior Members Are: Kay Chalmers, Janet Underwood, Janis Pace, David Morgan WEBB'S PHARMACY No. 2 I948 9H1 Avenue4YU 2-9408 No. 3 4247 LincoIn-WO 2-448I Drugs Cosmefics Sundries WALKER ELECTRIC COMPANY glectu ical W Contwdo'ts NEON SIGN MANUFACTURERS P. WALKER Phone YU 53422 D. P. WALKER YU 5-993! l503 Hous+on Avenue Por+ Arfhur. Texas 365 CUR'HS DUMESNILJR. Georgette's Salon of Beauty Hair Sfyles f0 Fif Every Occasion YOLHH be a doll if you wear our sfyle. GEORGETI'E DUMESNIL, Owner 2305 PROCTOR STREET wm-iwlbn l-FUIDO 366 STEVE CARTER PORT ARTH U R URNITURE LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM BED ROOM APPLIANCES INSURANCE 3I00 6qu Way Drive YUkon 3.3395 l537 7 Shae? IT PAYS . . . TO SHOP OUT A WAYS! YU 2-9423 Af +he sign of +he Gulf Orange Disc HOENY'S GULF SERVICE STATION 300 Gilham Circle YU 5-49II ATKINS AND HOFFPAUIR INSURANCE Phone YU 2-l59l Service af'20ll Bluebonnef 630 Prader YU 5-88I I YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT INVITED Complimenfs of Port Arthur Authorized Automobile Dealers Association GLEGG MOTORS COLEMAN OLDSMOBILE;-CADILLAC INMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY KLEAS-LATHAM MOTOR CO. LINN MOTOR CO. MINGLE MOTOR CO. FRANK EDWARDS BUICK-GMC RAIFORD MOTORS WEAVER-SCLERADI PONTIAC 367 Charles Berry Ins. Agcy. YOUR ndepmdmt -Real Esfafe- Iizsurglztg AGENT 7'4 Siadium Rd. YU 3-3379 SERVES YOU FIRST NAIA MIKE'S FOOD STORE 2320 Ith Sfreef YU 5-3I48 HWe Specialize in Choice MeaHK HEBERT GROCERY 3300 25H! S+ree+ YU 2-0l2l THOMPSON'S FURNITURE STORE DISMUKES COMPANY FURNITURE APPLIANCES 428 Waco Avenue YUkon 5-745I Esfablished In 19 I 2 YU 3-252l I928 9H1 Ave. 368 BOTTOM ROW: Edward de Steiguer,nhAlmP1-ovence, Tommy Daniels, David Banks! l,on ryan Anderson, Terry Rozell, Chuck Sherwood, Reagan Jackson, Da vid Bonh Chuck Strand, Jessie DeLee, Allred Heftiaa. BSECOND ROW: Tommy Hicks, Bobby Hollier, Chris Bray, Eugene Pace, Fran km Logan, Lynn Simm mmons, Charles M1 9 Trahan, Norman Reeves, Rennie Best, Robert Putbres, Bill Scale, Errol Guidry. THIRD ROW: Teddy Lilljedahl, Ra'gan Gennusa, Claude Patdue, Norman Morena, Tommy Kirchmer, Mike Doyle, Richard Taft, Buddy Ball, Mike Burney, Danny Bell, Jimmy Redick, Charles Wilson. grciduoting class of '63 ??????????????????????????7 ?????????????????????77 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORIYY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY $???????77M7777m77777mmww7 PORT ARTHUR COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 369 DRAKE'S DRIVE INN 400l Twin Cify Hwy. WO 2-293l DEWI'I'I' KNIGHT SERVICE STATION Road Service Mofor Clinic CALL YU 3-442l 440' Procfer 370 HEAVEN To SEVEN SHOP 4448 eulfw'3Y Drive YU 5-2652 PnEcIsmu Vlsmu SIIIIE 19:5 ekBSTSTm . - UPTICRL Downhawn 4l7 Ausiin YU 5-8893 Jefferson Cify Shopping Cenfer 3429 Twin Cify Hwy. W0 2-5796 Fashions Tha'r Will Keep You on a Merry-Go-Round CAROUSEL FASHIONS 200! Procfer Sfreef Porf Arfhur. Texas YU 34688 MISS DE ANN WILSON 320 m. 5+. Trim Shop-YU 5-263I Painf Shop-YU 34m BILL TORRES PAINT. BODY 8x TRIM SHOP OVEN BAKED ENAMEL 7 I YEAR GUARANTEE C T 0 Body A Seaf Covers :4 Fender :- Headliners L Wreck 0 Door Panels E Painf R Convi. Tops 1' Work E E D SKIP'S DRIVE INN THE BEST FOOD IN TOWN 3448 lbfh YU 21024l IF IT'S GOO? FOOD Resiauranf You Vlnzil'u Bahama W' ' ,, Caiering M Service T and F BlG-A-BURGER 39I9-I6 Sf. YU 5-206I GOOD LUCK. SENIORS PORT DRUM CO. 237 Wesf Ninih S+ree+ YU 3-6677 37! RIGGLE 8. PI'I'I'MAN A 9; MISS SUE SCHEXNAYDER Ready-Mix Concrefe gvHSS JILLdSMlTH 5337 Orange Hwy. C ampion A verHsing Salesman wo 2-4458 Sabine Towing 8: Transportation Company Inc.- Formerly SABINE TOWING COMPANY Ocean, Coastwise, Harbor and lntracoastal Towing PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 372 YAKIE SUPPLY COMPANY SERVING SABINE AREA FOR 37 YEARS 225 Aus+in Ave. Dial YU 5-4328 MISS GAIL FLANAGAN Everyfhing Aufomofive Comple+e Machine Shop Service SWEETEST SWEETS IN TOWN FAST DELIVERY SERVICE Wedding Cakes of Dis+inc+ion Bidhday Cakes for a Memorable KW pm Occasion For All Tasfy Cakes - Pies - Pashies Three Locafions +0 Serve You. The Prescripfion Shop Come in 3046 Proder Porf Aerr 3442 Gulfway Drive 2349 Prodar Phone YU 3-4506 Por+ Arthur m Yukon 3.4545 $2 3021 m Ave. Q $ '2 MURPHY'S CAKE SHOP 373 Please Call Us . . . GOODHUE HOTEL For: ParHes Banquefs Recepfions Guesirooms and All ther Hotel FacHifies Congraiulafions, Seniors of I963 51+: Sireef and Waco Ave. YU 5-882I GEM JEWELRY COMPANY 423 Procier Sfreef Goihamch Wa+ches-Gem Life-Diamonds AARON SALHMAN-Manager YU 3-553l Porf Adhur. Texas GET YELLOW JACKETS CHARMS, TOO CHERRY FURNITURE CO. 3009 Gunay Drive Forf Adhur. Texas YU 2-8495 427 Ausfin Ave. Telephone YU 3-5696 2827 Proder Telephone YU 3-289I P. 0. BOX l3ll PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS W Wig ' J $ unconvonATln 4336 LINCOLN AVE. GROVES. TEXAS 374 LYLES-WILLIAMS 8: ROBERSON HOur 39m YearH BUDDY WILLIAMS and LEONARD ROEERSON GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 2005 Proc+er Sfreef YU 5-8I I2 3700 MEMORIAL ELVD. PO. BOX 28 PHONE YU 3-1633 HWY. 69. 96. 287 FORT ARTHUR, TEXAS MOTOR HOTEL 8! RESTAURANT O Masfer H058 and A.A.A. O Banquef Rooms 0 2 Swimming Pools 0 Privaha Clubs 3049 Procfor YU 3-337l FLOWERS GIFTS 4343 Lincoln Groves -WHERE GROVES SHOPS- WE INSTALL AUTO GLASS . . . PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS C0. YU 3-5676 9l4 Procfer Por+ Arfhur, Texas BURGER BAR 5236 Gulfway Drive Pod Arfhur, Texas YU 2-I3Il COME AND GET IT! 375 WHOLESALE MARKET. INC. Pat WOOd Porf AHhur. Texas Purveyors +0 Markeis-HoieIs-Resfauran'rs-Clubs lns+i+u+ions-Schools HYOUR REXALL STORE Hospiials Dial YU 3-477l-YU 3-454l 235-7fh 5+. Sfore No. l-3648 l6+h Sf. Sfore No. 2 260! 71'h 5+. Siore No. 4-3838 Main Ave. Un GroveQ -SERVICE +0 +he Communiiy- i 'L g . $312? 5 I 1 I u: 684' tmwhw V . TACO REY DRIVE INN 2847 Bluebonne+ YU 5-4Il2 376 LEARN the difference IN CAR. HOME. and BUSINESS INSURANCE ndepmdmt AG E N T SERVES YOU FIRST NAIA IS YOUR AGENT A MEMBER? Porf ArH1ur Associafion of lnsurance Agenfs Insurance Congrafulafions +0 H1e Class of I963 Cloihing, Hais. Shoes McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR a ' 1M d HOLLEY-ANDREWS 640 proder Sfreei JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS Port Arfhur. Texas 440 Proder YU 2-9488 YU 5-47Ib EARL B. HOLLEY AND R. ROY ANDREWS Owners DR. GEORGE M. SIMS. O.D. Complefe Opfical Service 300! Proder Sheef Porf Arfhur, Texas YU 2-4493 DISTINCTIVE Good Luck +0 +he Seniors of I96 MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR EVANS' STURGES SHOP GULF PORT ARTHUR ' VlSlT OUR NEW CHANDELIER ROOM CREDIT UNION A COOPERATIVE SAVING LOAN ASSOCIATION FOR GULF OIL CORPORATION EMPLOYEES Supervised and Examined Annually by His Sfa+e of Texas Depadmen+ of Banking 549 Sixfh Sfreef Phcne YU 3-1504 I40 Gateway Jeffarson Cify Beaumont Pod Arfhur 447 5H1 Sfreef YU 3-55II YU 2-273I We Service Whaf We Sell Famous Brand Names Free Delivery in Tri-Cify Area PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS A. E. SCOTT Furniture 378 BARKER'S Twin Cify and 32nd WO 2-854I r 34 a3 LAKEVIEW PH 548 Sfadium YU 5-2536 379 PORT ARTHUR'S LEADING TEXACO STATIONS LYNN MILLER FLOYD STOREY PARK PLACE TEXACO TEXACO STATION 3223 39+h S+ree+ I949 Woodworl'h G. UERRH OLIVER M. BRITTON 2330 I6+h Sfreei' TEXACO STATION 500I Procfer S+ree+ TWEEDEL BROS. 260I Ninfh Avenue MCGLOTH'N GAMBRELL 3x SONS AUTO SUPPLY I 949 Woodworfh 4949 l6+l1 Sireef RI CHARD ' S THIBODEAUX'S I449 Ib'rh Sfreef AUTO SUPPLY 2848 7+h S+ree+ HEATH'S TEXACO YU 5724' 50I Gulfway 380 A fine finish seJrs off good furnifure in Hue advanced classes of woodwork. CRESTHAVEN . NURSING RESI DENCE GROVESI TEXAS 4400 Gulf Sheet 38' Q3333 PORT ARTHUR GULF STATIONS CITY STORAGE AND SERVICE 5 aco YU 3-4832 BOB HALL'S GULF STATION Sevenfh af Woodworfh YU 3-577I PATIN'S SERVICE STATION 260! Procfor Sfreei YU 5-83l3 DUBOSE SERVICE STATION 2549 Gulfway Drive YU 2-3622 382 A. MILLER GULF STATION l848 Woodwor+l1 Blvd. U 5-229l COWBOY HALL SERVICE STATION 4948 Gulfway Drive YU 2-7'7' KING'S GULF STATION 3026 9 Avenue YU 3-9757 PARK PLACE HOSPITAL, INC. 3050 39m S+ree+ YU 3-I6ll CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS ELLERBEE BROTHERS 2I00 FiHh Avenue Porf Adhur. Texas Serving +he Oil and Chemishy Indusfry Wifh Fabricafed S+eel Consfrucfion Tank Repairs and New Tanks Remember! ELLERBEE BROTHERS 2I00 FiHh Avenue Phone YU 2-6424 ITS AUTOGRAPH DAY! 383 ON THE DAY when you are Hue mosf beaufiful6your wedding day6you'll wanf J. C. Wa'Hdns S+udio +0 phofograph your radianf loveliness in nafural color. Phone foday for your appoin+men+. J. C. WATKINS STUDIO 2329 Thomas Blvd. Phone YU 2-3666 Phoiographers +0 More Than 5.000 of ITS Area's Brides 384 MISS PAT FLANAGEN GIBBONS LADIES FASHIONS 706 9H1 Avenue YU 2-38l I EMPIRE CLEANERS 66Where Miss Careful Works Qualify Laundry and Cleaning One Day Service Upon Requesf CASH AND CARRY 840 9H1 Avenue YU 2-4646 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '63 Ccmplimenfs of JUDGE FULTON LEE Sgccess Is My Aim RICE STUDIO Professional Phoi'ography 20l9 Procfer S+ree+ Porf Arfhur, Texas Phone YU 5-80Il BABIES GROUPS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL 3200 Thomas BOTTOM ROW: Susan Downs, Lana Culley, Barbara Burks, Roxann Carcara, Mary Alice Porf Ar'l'hur' Collins, Julia Foster. SECOND ROW: Jerry Auaway, Merinda Jones, Kenneth Hlmd1Texas Tommie Nielsen, E1115 Johnson, Lance Cass, Leonard Taylor THE PW co. Road Ma+erials Gen. Confradors Equipmen+ Renfal 509 E. Gulfway YU 2-6436 Pod Arfhur. Texas 260l Memorial YU 5-892 I PORT ARTH U R PLUMBING CO. 2 IOI Bluebonnef YUlton 5-8895 JEN Smith tries her skill af plumbing. 387 HEIGHTS DRUG C0. BEN PROTAS. Ph.G., Owner Ibfh and Housfon Ave. YU 5-5507 Port Arfhur, Texas :a 555 55 :2- ' 14W '4 USED CAR AND AUTO LOANS Lef us fill your prescrip+ions Two Regisfered Pharmacisis Sales-Service 5 v AC- Ren+als-Supplies 5 . ,5 Kb Q$ CITY 4600 Gulfway TYPEWRITER COMPANY YU 2.308. All Makes Machines YU 2-9476 OLYMPIA YU 2-I57I Typgwrifers 6I4 7H1 S+ree+ ; 34 LLOYD'S ROLLER RINK 388 2640 Memorial Blvd. YU 3-9I47 Por+ Arihur. Texas Would you like to be a pharmacisf? In America as in no oihe righf f0 choose whaf you would like 10 do +0 make a living. Our 31 coupled wifh our sysi'em of free educafion. is unparalleled in pro in a free. democrafic socie-l'y. MULKEY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIES. INC. 5600 39H1 5+. W0 2-444! 2805 Procfor YU 34666 Wv WWW r couniry you have +he sfem of free enferprise, using a happy individual Fines+ Cosmefics Gifi' Wrapped Qualifinou rfesyiService 389 390 HAMPTON'S THE LARGEST AND FINEST FURNITURE STORE BETWEEN HOUSTON AND NEW ORLEANS. WITH A PRICE FOR EVERY POCKET BOOK. Autographs CONGRATULATIONS. GRADUATES! :ff :HQD HP : PICTURED with our Pastor, W. B. Carraway, left and Music-Education Director, Dale Vance, right, are 10 of our 14 graduating seniors. Our prayers and best wishes abide wnh them. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 430! 32nd St W0 2-573 l HA'I'I'IE'S JUNIORS AND MISSES FASHIONS FOR PETITES-JUNIORS-LADIES DRESSES SPORTSWEAR LI NGERI E Cash-ChargkLayaway 726 9H1 Ave. YU 3-!96! BEST WISHES. SENIORS OF '63 charmingly Yours- A Charm for Every Occasion TURNBULL'S JEWELRY 2325 Proder PORT ARTHUR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Saving Insured Safe by FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN CORPORATION Any Amounf . . . Will Open an Accounf Real Es+afe Loans for Buying2Building or Remodeling 430 mm 342: Twin cny YU 2-9455 W0 2-5763 39I Editors . - GARY RANDOLPH 'y' KYLE WILLIS Typists J ACKIE SCO'IT MARGIE OWENS 392 ADAMS, SHELBY7BAS., Sure cIIIIeIIc Mchcse ALDRIDGE, SANDRA7B.S., MIII- sa 3 ColIegc ANDERSON, ALIECE7B A.. um. Vcrsily III III ARDOIN, DARRELL7EIS., Mcch Slate Culley: BADCETT, 10HN7 BHMIIIEJA, Lama: Sum College Bof 1Techmwlazy BAVLL, IRIS- 3. AA sII BOENTIAY, LINDA7 BA. Sum Hous- nSIaIc Tenchen College B LUNGS, CHARLEFBSIAEd Univcnily a! Texas: M.EdA, South- wcu Texas SIIIIe College BIEIIIIING, ISAIIELLA- BA Houston Sm: TeIIIIm cIIIIeSgIm; III.A., ColnmIII Univcrs IIIy nouox LYNNE-Bs, MIIIIIIIppI sIIII Univrmily ETD T,OMS JASCK7 B. M., Baylor UI-Iivcnily; Sam Houston SI me TenchcuB College BURTON,I1EN-BASAE Ark-nau Scan Teacher: College; M Ed AIk sl'ni CABELL EEVERLYE- B.A. UIII. versily III III VIRGINIA7E A. CA I,N Stephen F. Austin sme College CAIIVEII. :0 ANN7 35., UIIIveI. IIIy 01 fou, LIIInII Slate College oIT cnoh ogy CHAMBLESS, JUNE-BAS., lear SIM: College OI Technology cIcHowsKI. MARVIN7E s. Uni. versIIy oI Aln bIIIn CLA RK, HE NRY7 Louisiana PnlAyIcchnic InsIliIuIe M. 5.. Uni- ve euiI yol AI kan COLE SANDKA7B. A. Universny ofOkIImIn COLLI IER TDM-B. 5, Southwest Texas Teachexa yCoIIege; M.A. Co- III mbia Uniusv COPELA REX -E.s., Northwest Missouri NSDuIe: M.EII. 5am HaIIsI IIIII S! m Te, :IcIIm Cnllsge CRESWELL NANCY7BS., Texas 1.th: IIIII CoIII-g DEVALL, LONNIE-E.S.. A SouIIIwea: Tcxu sum: CoIIegu ERWIN, LOUI 57E 13.5.. Texas Women's Universily- MEI, Univer- sily III Hanna Faculty IJ'NDIXI JOHN7 7A.BA. M.EIL NoI-III Tuxu Smc Collage GOLMON, ARA7 B..A MIIy Hardin Baylor College MA wBl'EEad Laai SclIo OI III I'sI M Univ varsity GOTT, CLYDE7 ES, SouxhwesI Texan SIIIII- Tcachcrs CaIIege. M. Ed. UnIvIIIIIy oI GREEN, JAMEkBs UIIIvaIy III Tam, LIIIIII sIm mum of Technology GREEN, FLONELLE7 EA NIIIIII Texas Sl-Ile College; MIA, Uni- velsil on HoIII IIIn GREGORY, NORA7B.S, Ed. Stephen F. Austin Smc College GRIFFIN, RDGEII7B.S., NnnII Tvxas Shun: Collvgv cuNsrREAII.M 'EAOLA-BA BayI:I unIvaIy University HI lulu HAL THOMAkB. s. Lamar SIueL College of Technology HAIIGUSA EDNA7B.S., M.Ed., UIII- veIsIIv ol Hansmn HAYES, MARY EVELYN7B.A.. M.A,A Tam Woman III UnivaIy HEBERT. ALFRED7 B 5., LamII SIIIII College III Techno III ogy HEBERT BERT HAAB S. Lamax Slate College III TIIIIIIIIII Igy Jr FRANCIS7 A.A LHmI InII ale CoIlege CoIIcae:B I n- uhnolog. IIILL MAB LYNN7 3A., HIIdIn. Simmons University HWIIALE DELL7A..n. Mississippi sCaIIg H0 UL: TOMMYE IEAN-IIA. Millsaps College IRVINE JAMES-B 5., SIcplIcn F. AIIinn 5mm C0 cg JOHNSON, GERALDINE-B.A Em Texas sme College; MAEIL Uni- rIsIIy of Houston JOHNS, IAMES7B.S., UIIiI-estIy nIKe kv IIIIII JOHNSON. GERALDINE7BIAI. Em Texas San Cullrgc: MIEII UnivcnIIy aI HousIon JONES, ANN-BS Louiuann Poly- cchnic IninIu Ie JONES WILLI IE7B. 5, SIM I-IIIIIIA IISuIIe Tuchm CoIIcg II KAY LE LAND7BHS, MA. Texas 5mg cnnm North KIESER MERLE WALLACE7 BSA DgIL'Iholpe Univenily; B..A, chrg' sIIIIc y:asIIIIegc M.EI1.. EIn'IIy E., i. KIEFER, LA VERNA-B.S., UIII- vaIy III IIIInaII KIKEII, BEN -II. College DCIL'A SIM: LE BARON, HUGII7B.A., IAnII iann cIIIIIgc LINDERMANN JANIS7BIS., Texas m'aus L'nIv v-II II'Iy MANNING. IE AN 73. of Sun them MississippI UnIveIsIIy MASSEY, UniIe erslly LINDA7B.AA, IIIonI McCLAIN NANCY7E.5., Tm: IUIIImIIIy Tens Colum- McIA WAN, JEWEL7BA Wum IIIIII 'I UIIIIIIIII - , bin UnIv IIIIy McGINTY, MARGAIIE1'7B.A., Tex- II Woman's UIIIvaIy McW I.LLIAMS LA . BIIIII UIIIIIIIIII; MAE , 5m Houston SMIL- Teachers College MILLER. JESSIE JUDD7 RN., Ihr- ria College,l 00! Nursing; BUS, Uni- versily MILLER, IIAIIGAIIET7AJL, cIIIII ImIIIII II UIIImsIIy. III.A George Peabody Co 111:! PARKER, KENNETH7II.A NoIIII. IIIIIIII SIIIII College: :II.r.d., Uni- versIIy III Oklahoma PARKER, MARGARET-B.A La :1- InIII sIII'c College oI IcchnoIogv PENSE, 1 L 7,Ia..s NoIIhcasIeru , B.AEd. UIIIvaIy m; M.E.,d University III PITMAN, MARCELLE-B.A.. Sam Houston State Teachers Callcge PRICE, JOE7B.A.A Texas AIM; MAIL. UniveIsIIy III Nonh CnIaIIIIII REDMAN THEL7 B. WamIIIs vnIEvI-Isin, M. mIIIy III IIIIII Tcxal Uni- REED, PAT7EAS., UniveIsIly III II Ten REYNOLDS P. T. -B SA, MA A. Sam Houslon Slate Telchcxs Collzge ROETHKE CHARLES7B , , LIInII sme College as TIcIIIIoIogy Now I IND, LION EL IILX . L, IIOCEII7 , I d. Sam HOIISIOII SIIIII Tmmm COIIIIJI I I.I7rI corr. SII LOIIIIIInI IIIII I'nIII II II s S SELL IACK7B.S SouIIIwcsl Texas Sum Cnllczc. . ,A . silv nf Tom: UnIIe e-r SH III , ELIZ IBETH SHAII. HL'GIL VB ,IIII K Ilrgn x'IIIIII TI-m .LJ' ILA, IIarIIiII. :I.I., NIIIIII mm, In NL I IIIInImIs Univcn Tow SIan I'IIIIIu I SMITH AYNE78.Y ImIII n! OkIAIIUIIAI ILA.. 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C116erzg711235.0158. 167.250. Index B 116.111.11.611 7279. 1:10 727979 111110.. c5 H.111. 116.13. 11. 11.6.1.6 BarboSn. If'llla E279? 727 9 279'91'77'1'59' 143 Sui... C1. 17 5.11.11.16.66. L1661-217. 48. 85. 115. ..117 11.250.227.129. 1.1.1.16. .167 251' 16 1.6.6 6.1. T...11m172. 12. 227. 129. T111911. Pllss 7252. 335 Twiu .1511111107114 89,252,142 U 1111.16.61.04. 166017112. 113. 2.58. 129 V ValdLW. 1.11.17190.2 16.11.161.611... D:vi.17252 Vc Jim. 1'1'16116. V1.1... Vi...-.-n.. 1111116111 W anholl, 10116617105, 253 196111.011111 99.11.11.111. 1:11.11117 7253 Walker. 136.116.6795. 136 336. 253. 133. 97 9.6116... 176166167130. 253 pplcr .K1.m. 9161111,. 1361111 2.13 w 1.1. 1.16.1672 3.1 133 111.111.621.11 11.11.7111. 129. 253 Wvlmcx. 11111Ii 253 We 1 WhulPl;. Janicr 25-1 9111' .D6v11171b3. 254. 133 Whitehead. 7.1.6.617 WI... 1161.. c... 1.11167 74.1 19166.6... 5.16.1y7111.2113.'1214, 116.129.112.133. 12? 197.1 W111... 111.71 41. 33:1. 254, 31, 2n9 Zumo. 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