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

Text from Pages 1 - 456 of the 1967 volume:

ii . vq . f . . .. . , f. x J CNW i' THE YELLOW JACKET PUBLISHED BY THE Journalism Classes 0f Thomas Jefferson High School 2200 Jefferson Drive, Pori Ar+hur, Texas Volume 20, 1966-67 PORT ARTHUR TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening 9ec+ion ................... I Faculig .............................. 8 Who's Who ....................... 36 Favoriies .......................... 52 Seniors ............................ 66 Ac+ivi+ies ........................ l 50 Juniors ........................... I76 Clubs ............................. 218 Sophomores .................... 268 Organizaiions ................... 304 ln+erscholas+ic Sporis ......... 354 Adver+isemenis ................. 400 11,, V Mz 11x1, Me a :3?! , Ziggy; $ 5!; V w 'vi,lr II; I l, nrbeVlW My??? 9,, f; , fgW '3 Mo? , , , fr SHAPE OF '67 This is +he shape of '67. Formed by The living. laugh- ing, and learning of aimos+ 2400 siudenfs. '67 proved To be a year Filled wi+h fears. happiness. and hope. Puf in+o +he hands of seniors. juniors, and sophomores who journeyed here, '67 was a year of pride. play, and plenfy. Almos+ seven hundred seniors Jeff on a dark, warm nigh+ in June, ready +0 sfarf new iobs and new educa- +ion. Behind +hem Jrhey Ieff a record of scholarships awarded. college accepfances. and seniors graduafed +ha+ is no? easily equaled. This was +he shape OT '67. This is how if was. Afhleficaily and sociaily. The school overshof any previous mark. School spirif rose +0 peak performance and sfayed af a sfeady pace in all fields. If spilled over as clubs won honors af s+a+e level. This. foo. was fhe shape of '67. This is how if was. To +he shape of '67 . +he people. +heir lives. +heir joys and defeafs: +0 +he shape of '67 +ha+ is +he shape of fhings done and accomplished: +0 The shape of '67 +ha+ is +he shape of Things +0 come. we pay homage THIS IS HOW IT WAS . . . AN EMPTY BUILDING does not mean an end of work for Ohese who do no? go ome when the lasf beH rings. THE SHAPE OF '67 THE COVERED WALKWAY Io H79 new science ' is eH worn pan! for chemkfry and m a w physTc swdem. COURTYARD WALKERS ARE a kmiliar sight during schod hours, FACULTY Dr. Clyde M. 60H Superin+enden+ o c 00 5 CONGRATULATING MR. Z. T. Forlescue a? his refiremenl dinner are Mr, G. P. Huber Jru Dr. CIyde M. 60H. Mr. Forfescue. and Dean L. D Haskew from Uni- vorsffy of Texas, DR. GOTT TAKES OVER A9 Dynamic and forcefuL dedicafed +0 good feaching. Dr, Gyde M GoH' be- came superinfendenf of Hue Porf ArH'vur Independenf School Dishid upon he re- Hremenf of Mn Z. T Forfescue, Du 60H had been principd of Thomas Jefferson High School For five years. Dr. Goff is a gradua+e o? The Universify of Texas th Mas+er of Arfs and Docfor of PhHosophy degrees. He had previousWy earned a Bachelor's degree from Soufhr wesf Texas Sfafe College af San Marcos He faughf and coached af HuH-DaiseHa and was principai af Alamo Heighis and Thomas JeHerson in San Anfonio. MR. FORTESCUE RETIRES HNofhfng Is foo good for sfudenfs In +he Porf Arfhur schools.H became fhe keynofe in +he adminfshafion mt Mr, Z, T. Forfescue. superinfendeni' for 22 years. Under his leadership fhe schooh disfric? enfoyed a Sfeady growfh In every area. Mr. Forfescue became superlnfendenf emerH'us when he elecfed fo refire In mid- January. A capacify crowd HHed +he cafe- +eria when a fesHmonTal dinner was given in his honor. FrBends and school people from aU over +he s+a+e were presenf +0 affesf Mn ForJrescuehs personah popuharify. Mr. Z. T. Forfescue Superinfendenf EmerHus LEADERSHIP MAKES TJ GREAT Mr, Lonnie DevalI became principal of Thomas Jefferson High School for Jrhe I966-67 school +errn aHer having served as feacher, depar+men+ head. boysh coun- sebr. and assisfam principal over a period of 25 years. Mr, Deva was graduafed from Soufh- wesf Texas Sfafe CoHeqe wifh Bachelor of Ar+s and Mas+er of Arfs degrees, and he is currenHy complehng work Jreward a Docfor of Educahon degree from Jrhe Unf- versify of Housfon. During The closing weeks of school. Mr. DevaH was promofed +0 become +he di' recfor of curriculum for secondary schools of +he dlsfricf. Mr. Deva will be missed by sfudenfs and feachers ahke who have found him pleasanf and courfeous and very much a parf of 3H fha+ Jrranspires 6? TJ. Assisfanf Superinfendenf Alexander Koerfh Mr. Lonnie Deva Principal of Thomas Jefferson High School Alfhouqh Mr. Alexander Koerfh does no? dea! di- recHy th sfudenfs. his in- fluence 15 clearly felt One of his maior jobs is +he re- cruifmenf o? Jreachers for all schools in +he disfricf. Mr. Koer+h was principal af Sfephen F. Ausfin I946- 53. when he became curricu- lum diredor. He was pro- mofed +0 assisfanf super- infendem In 1955. Mr. Koerfh is a graduafe of fhe Universlfy of Texas and Sam Housfon Sfafe Col- lege. COUNSELING. GUIDANCE TAKE SKILL Mr. Charles McBee spends much of his Hme conferring wi'rh s+udenfs. He is a gradua+e of Nor+h Texas S+a+e UniversHy wifh Bachelor of Sci- ence and Masfer of Educafion degrees. He is currenfly working +oward a dodorafe af +he Universify of Housfonh The assisfanf principalhs fob caHs for a range of fal- enfs. He musf be sympa+hef- ic and undershnding. and af +he same fime. he musf hold a +igh+ line on general prob- lems of conduct When a Jreacher was go- ing +0 be absent Mr. Mc- Bee was +he person +0 see fha+ a subsfHufe was on hand. Parenfs offen comrerred th Mr. McBee COncernIng everyfhlng mrrom why +he7r pride and icy musf wear socks +0 how +0 persuade daughfer +0 hand in her homework. Mr. McBee was promofed fo full principalship when Mn DevaH became secondary curriculum diredorh OFFICE ROUTINE MOVES smoothly when experienced workers are on We fob. WISDOM. SKILL NECESSARY MR. HOBART WARD AdminTsHaHve Assimm B.A.. Norm Texas sme M.A. Peabody CoHege wss LOUISE ERWIN as, Texas Woman's University M.Ed. UniversHy of Housfon: Direcfor of EducaHonal Guidance MRS. EDNA HARGUS 8.5, Lubbock Tech: MS, UnfversHy of Housion: Junior Counselor MR. BEN WKER 8.5. DeHa Shale College: Sophomore Counselor Congress Sponsor MR. ROGER RUSSELL 5.5. and M.Ed. Sam Housion State Teachers CoHege: AchHTes Diredor MRS. ELAINE COMMANDER Principal's Secrehary MRS, ANNA MAE DEVINE Secrefary MRS. DOROTHY DUGAN Regislrar MISS JEANNETTE TENNEY Mandance Clerk HOMEWORK FOR MISS Mergers? McGinfy, a Spanish feacher. is checking mid-ferm exams in Hms For reporf cards. WE QALUTE A MASTER TEACHER MRS. LAVERNA KIEFER The sfaff of +he YELLOW JACKET is happy +0 honor one who has shaped many successes dur- Ing her 42 years of +eaching. and we wish her happiness. Mrs. Laverna Kiefer ended +his year a feaching career in maihe- mafics wifh +he Por+ ArH'Iur school sysfem +ha+ spanned flue fofal of fhe posf-war period be- ginning in I945. Having received a Bachelor of Science degree from fhe Universify of Illinois. Mrs. Kiefer +aughf In high schools for a +o+al of 42 years. During World War II. she faughf in a radio school. Wifh The advenf of space ex- plorafion. science and mafh pTOe grams were greaHy accelerafed. and many innovafions were ef- fecfed. Mrs. Kiefer was righf +here. changing wifh fhese changes. keeping up wifh +he rapidly expanding world of mathe- mchs and science. She faughf un- fil her refiremenf one of +he mosf forward-Iooking courses in H19 school sysfem. +he infegrafed An- alysis II and Probabilify-Sfafisfics course. Mrs. Kiefer oHen reminded her classes Hwaf +hey were in Hue pro- cess of learning a growing science. Along wifh sfudenfs she ex- plored changed. faughf and learned +he new rules. Her slide rule feams led par- ficipanfs +0 vicfory for 18 years af fhe disfricf level. and for fhe phsf seven years, Kiefer-coached feams have gone in+o sfa+e come peHHon. To her many owe +heir 'Hmnks, for Mrs. Kiefer has guided +hem +0 careers in Hue sfream-Iined space age. TEACHERS AND STUDENTS JOIN t THOMAS JEFFERSON HONORS ifs new feachers Mrs. Marfha Godwin Mrs. Nancy Hammom Mn RoueI Rafhenburger. Mr. Thoma Amm Miss Jean Lemming, M255 Nable Bakerl Mrs, Martha Pam Mm Joyce Vasquez. Miss Mildred Spinn. Mrs, Eleanor Meew Mn PhiHIp Dodct Mn Cordell Louviere, Mr. John Meek Mr. CHHord Tah. Mr. Ken BaHand and Mr, c. cEee. HOLIDAY UDWGS ARE expresse In a Christmas fea for feache Serving Mr, WiHie Jones are Lim 3 SINGING ANGELS. COTTON CHRISTMAS hees. frosfed candles and ofher seasonal r 7 7 7 ornamenfs are displayed by sfudenfs in a Home Furnishings class. FORCES TO MAKE PROGRAM WORK McFaddin. Mrs. Jane Davidson. Bella CavareHa and Pei Woods. STUDENTS OF TAXIDERMY in Biobgy n classes gaxn Hm hand knowledge of the enafomy of animals. Here Pat Hynn and John Cooke are careMIy preserving marsh hm WHAT BETTER SHAPE could a foofball learn be In wifh players like Joe Sman or Raymond Fon?enof and a Coach like SmiHy Hill? Wifh the moon iusf a walk away. scIence In aII of Its phases Is increasIngly Important A pro- gram for every IeveI of inferesfs and abilify has been developed for TJ sfudenIs. Advanced cIasses In bIoIogy. chemisIry. and physics are available. as weII as dasses on less accelerafed Ievels. EIgM qu-fime scIence teachers condud classes In this deparf- menf. Miss Mariha BuHer Is deparf- menf chairman. MIss Bufler re- cered a Bachelor of Science deI gree a? Soufhwesfem UniversHy and a Masfer of Science degree af Oregon SIafe UniversIIyI MISS BUTLER Is pIcfured with VondI. whoI she insIsfs. is a wonderful biology specimen. TEACHERS MAKE LESSON PLANS Miss Doris Crisp Is chairman of +he EngIIsh Deparfmenf con- sIsIIng OI l7 ofher feachersI Sev- eral levels of work are offered In each gradeI rangIng from remedial work to acceIerafed groups. Taugh+ also as parf of H19 EngIIsh program are Speech I. III III. Drama 1 and II, and JournalIsm l and IL MISS Crisp is a graduaie of Texas Sfafe Woman's CoHeqe wifh bofh Bachelor of Arfs and Masfer OI: Arfs degreesI MISS CRISP Is shown wivh a modeI oI a Shakespearean Theafor. FOR VARIOUS WORK ABILITIES Homemaking dasses have a special appeal because one can see fhe affracfive flower arrange- menfs and ofner decorations. wear the colorful dofhes. and even smeH and fasfe Hue good food. Mrs. Jane Davidson heads fhe Homemaking Deparfmenf. She is a graduate of Texas Woman's Unfversify where she recered a Bachelor of Science degree and Sam Housfon S+afe College. where she received a Masfer of Arfs degree. Under her supervision. classes In homemaking, home furnishings. management and family living fake place. She also supervises Fufure Homemakers clubs and a program in aduH homemaking projecfs. MRS. JANE DAVIDSON. Chairman of HomemaHng Depmmem. enloys a Hower arrangement Business Educafion provides opportuanes for s+udenfs +0 de- velop business skiHs i0 use in everyday living, Taught In +he Commercial Deparfrnenf are courses In General Business. Bookkeeping I and H. BusinESS Communlcafions, Business Law. Typewrifing l and II. and Shorh hand I and H. Supervising +he work in We Commercial Depar+menf is Miss Eola Gunsfream. She received a Bachelor of Ar+s degree from Baylor University and a Masfer of Arfs degree from fhe Univer- sHy of Housfonn MISS EOLA GUNSTREAM Chairman of the Commerdal Deparimenh is shown al her desk, 20 TEACHERS HAVE MANY GOALS Hole! Que Tal? Such greef- ings as H1552 echo fhrough the halls. Language classes are nof only inferesfing buf excHing. Someffmes .fhe second-year Ian- guage sfudenfs enacf a $ka for +he firs? year language sfudenfs +0 give them an undersfanding of fhe background o1t Hue lan- guage. Language classes feach s+uden+s good usage of vocabu- lary and grammar. Heading H19 Language De parfmenf is Mrs, Geraldine John- son, a gradua+e of Easf Texas Stafe College. where she re- ceived a Bachelor of Am de- gree. Lafer a+ +he UniversHy of Housfon she received a Masfer d EducaHon degree. The Language Deparfmenf offers fwo years of Spanish. +hree years of Lafin. +hree years of French. and fwo years of Ger- man. .W WW HPulse? NormaH Temperafure normal. foo. There's nothing wrong wifh you ex- cepi a good old-fashioned case of spring feverlw says Mrs. Jessie Judd Miller, +he school nurse. Mrs. Miller re- ceived an RN. from Harris CoHege of Nursing. a 8.8. from University of Hous+on. and a CerfifIcafe of Pubiic HeaHh from George Peabody College. AHhough her day is long. Mrs. Miller fakes fime ouf to sponsor +he Fufure Nurses Club. W'?w?4 M MR. FRANOS HILL, head Coach and director or me boys physcaw educaHon program. 15 a gradwe 04 Lamar Shfe CoHege of Technobgy. HEADING THE GIRLS' physi- caX educaHon program Is Miss Bertha Hebert a graduafe of Thomas Jefferson High School and Lamar Sfafe College. PE DIRECTORS PE Gass! WhenL a welcome break fhis hour In Hwe day can be! Gym class 15 +he besf place f0 coHecf new Hends and +0 Ieam seW-discipmne and good sporfsmanship. AH s'ruclenfs have a physical educa+fon period wifh classes in adapfed PE provided for H3056 having health and physIcal handL caps, Bofh boys and girls sfudy heaHh a par'r mc each year. 2l CHALLENGING GOALS SET The lndusfrial AHS program 15 an area of general educafion designed +0 develop skills and understanding which prepare sfudenfs For more effecfive liv- ing in our indusfrlal society Heading +he lndusfrial Arfs Depar+menf is veferan feacher, Mr, Willie G. Jones. He is a graduafe of Sam Hous+on S+a+e Teachers CoHege wifh a Bachelor of Science degree Mr. Jones oversees H19 work conducfed in Mefal Shop I and H. Wood Shop I, H, and Ill, Draffing I. General Draffing. and Machine DraHIng. as well as +hree classes in prin+- ing. The prin+ shop, under Mr. Jones' direcfion. handles hun- dreds of priming iobs for all schools in fhe disfricf. Everyfhing from colorful foofball programs To absence slips is 56? up and prinfed in fhe school shop. PUTTING THE FINISHING fouches on a semesier projed are Ronnie Cropper and Mr. Leland Kay 22 FOR THEORY AND PERFORMANCE Challenge is fine keyword +0 characferlze Hue mafhemaffcs courses offered all sfuden'rs. whefher Huey plan fo aHend col. Vege or gef a job Immediafely affer leaving high school. Under +he leadership of Miss Lavern McMillan. eleven feach- ers are included in fhe deparf- menf +0 feach approximately six hundred sfudenfs. The mafhemaflcs courses of- fered are Algebra I and H, and IRIGTRACKER ; Geomefry. Elemenfary Analysis I ' ' I and II, and Consumer Ma+h. Ex- V cepflonal s+uden15 are placed In advanced manema+Ics classes. MISS LAVERN MchLLAN. Chairman of me Marhemancs Deperemem. There is always hlsfory f0 be s+udw'ed pasf and present The Social Sfudies Deparfmenf feaches World Hisfory. Ameri- can Hisfory. Government Eco- nomics. Advanced Social Science Problems. and Advanced Gov- ernmenf. Heading fhis deparhnenf is Mr. TerreH S+ansell, who received a Bachelor's degree af Norfh Texas Sfafe UniversHy and Mas- fer of Arfs degree 5? Columbia Universify. MR. TERRELL STANSELL. chairman of the sow seudies Depanment 23 24 GOOD FACILITIES ALLOW USE MR. THOMAS A. ALLISON-Special Education; 8.5. Lamar Tech: Fuiura Teachers MISS ALIECE ANDERSON Economics. BA University ofTexas MA Colorado sme College. Senior Cabifne MRS. MYRTLE ARNETT AIgebra I and Geomefry: 8.5. Lamar Tech: Social Com- mittee. Slee Rule. Number Sense MR, JOHN L. BADGETT.Band: 8.5. Lamar Tech; Jeffersonians MISS MABLE BAKER-Eiolagy and Chemislry: BS. Lamar Tech: FTA. Ad- vanced Science Club MR. DAVID K. BARLAND-Physical Educafion: 5.5. Lamar Tech: MA. Sfephen F. Ausfin MRS, MARGARET BARRY-English II and III; BA. Universify of Texas: Sopho- more Cabinef. FTA MR. JOHN D. BLALOCK.AIgebra I and Geomeiry: 8.5. Louisiana Polytechnic InsMu+e: Slide Rule. Fall RecreaHon MR. JACK BOTTOMSmChoraI Music: 55. Sam Houston 5mm BM. Baylor University: MA. Sam Housbn Siafa: ChoralCWubs MISS HILDA J. BRAZZEL-Librarian: Louisianna Polytechnic lnsmufe: Cheerleaders. Proiedor C u MRS. JO ANN CARVER-Economics; 3.5. Universify of Texas. Heralds. FTA. Awards CommiH'ee MR. MARVIN ClCHOWSKlv-Draffing: B.S. Universify of Nabama: Fall Recrea- Han 0F MODERN TEACHING METHOD MR. HENRY CLARK PhysIcaI Educa- Hon: 5.5. LouIsIana Tee 7 MS. UnIversIIy 05 Arkansas: Foofball. Track Coach MR. REX COPELAND-Typing I and II: Business Law: I I Norfhwesf MIssourI Sfafe: M.Ed. Sam Houston SIaIe: FBLAI Fqure Lawyers MRS. JANET FLECKMANiEninsh II and Ill: BA, Universify of Texas: Na- IIonaI Honor Socier, JunIor CabIneI MRS. HIEIDIA M FULBRIGHT German k II la ndl Universify of O Ia oma: GSrman ICIub MRS. CAROL GARTH-Typing l: s.sIA. SouIIvern MeIhodIsI Universify; FBLA MRS. MADELENE GAUTREAUZ-DTeH- Han B.A Texas Womans Universi y MR. JOHN GODWlN-BIoIogy I and II: S.AI and M.EdI Noth Texas SIaIe UnIversIIy: Junior Cabinet FDA MR5. BETTY COWANiTypingI General Business. Business CommunIcaIicns; B.B.A. Sam HousIon SfaIe: FBLA. Heralds MR. PHILIP MI DODD-Geomefry. com sumer Mam BA. UnIversIIy a; Texas MRS. MARTHA J. FAZIO ChemisIry: 8.5. Lamar Tech: FNA 25 26 GLEE CLUB MEMBERS. under the diredion of Mn Jack BoHoms, spend a winter ahernaon praching for their next choir pres- enlahon. MRS. MARTHA J. GODw1N4ngnsh III and 1v: B A Mary Hardin-BayVor UniversHy; Senior Cabinet Philosophy Club MISS ARA GOLMON-English III and IV; BA, Mary Hardin-Baylor Universify MA Baylor Universify: M.A. Bread Loaf School of English MR, WILLIAM E, GREEN4ngnsh m and 1v EA. Norfhwesiern Universify: FoIk Mm Club. Spelling and Plain wrmng, Ready Writers MRS. NORA C. GREGORY Algebra II and Geomefry: BS and Mid. Stephen R Auan; G M. Sims. PTA NaHonal Honor Sociew MK ROGER GRIFFIN WorId Hisfory; 5.5 . MA. Norm Texas Sfafe UniversTiy: Junior Cabinet Political ScTence. History Club MRS. NANCY HAMILTON-Goverm menh A.B,. 55.. MA. Universify of Kansas: Nafional Honor Society. Con- gress ElecHons TEACHERS MEET EACH MONDAY MR. RICHARD HATCH-Lafin l; BA. Sf. Mary's College: JCL Chess Club MRS. MARY EVELYN HAYES-Govern- menf. World Hisfory Economics: BA. MA. Texas Woman's UniversHy MR. ALFRED HEBERT-Biology I: 3.5. Lamar Tech: FuVure Dodors. Swimming Club MR. CHARLES HlLL-Physics Chemis- fry: 5.5. M.S. Sfephen F Austin Sfafe qulege MRS. DELL HILLE Disfribufive Educa- Hon: BA. MissEssippi Women's College: DIsfribque Education Club MISS TOMMYE HOGUE-English Ill an nd IV: BA. MiHsaps College. FTA. Heralds. Cheerleaders FOR SPECIAL SESSIONS IT IS IMPORTANT for a teacher to fake Hme cu? for her sfudenfs th difficult problems. agrees Miss Lemming. a mam feacher. 27 28 MR. JOHN D HUNT-Biology I and H; as Lamar TecII' Advanced Science CIIIII Public ReInHons MISS NANCY JAMESIPhysIcaI Educa- IIon BS. Tex es Woman's University. M.Ed. SouIIIwesI Texas SIaIe CoIlege. TennIs Club LeHer Girls MR. BENTLY M. JONESIPhysicaI Edu- CaIIon and Driver Educafio o'n 8. .BAI ay- Ior UNVEFSII'YI MS. Baonr Universin: FooIbaII. GoII MR. JOE JUAREZIEninsII III: B.FA. Universify of Houston. 5.5 Lamar Tech. :2th In Achon Nalional Honor 50- CIer. Sophomore Cabmef MR. LELAND o. KAYIwood Shop: 5.5, and Ms. NoIIII Texas SIIIIe UnI- veIsIIy MRS. LaVERNA KIEFER-Trigonomefry. EIemeIIIaIy AnIaIysIs I and II. PIobabIIIIy and Statistics; BISI UnIversIIy of IIIinoIs. SIIde RuIe Club MR. LOUIS KINGwSpeecII I and II: BA. Louisiana College: Forensic Society. Debate Squad MRS. DIANE LAWRENCE-AIgebra I and II: 8.5, and M.Ed. Auburn Univer- sity: JunIor Red Cross. Number Sense MR, J, HUGH LeBARON-American HisIory. BIA. Louisiana College. PoIIII. cal Science Hislory Club Maroon Con. venIion MR KENNETH R. LEEIAIgebra l and II; 5.5. Universuy of Texas. SIide Rule Club MISS JEAN LEMMING-Consumer MaIII and GeomeIry; BA, Universify of Texas: German Club Red Cross MR. CORDELL G. LOUVIER-FrinIing; B.S. Universily of Soufhweslern Louisiana. THE PILOT GOOD DIRECTION FORMS PART OF SUCCESSFUL ACHIEVEMENT MRS. MELBA MAGNUS-Enqlish H: EBA. Lamar Tech: SenAor Cabineh MoaneHo Guardian MR. CHARLES L. MANNING-Physical Educalion: 5.5.. M.SA Baylor UniversNy: FooAbaH. Baseball MISIS NANCY McCLAIN- -Physical Ed- n; 5.5 Texas Wom mna 5 University. GRA Volleyball Team LeHer Gi Is MRS. JEWELL H. McEWAN AmerIcan HASIOAY B..A Tex xas Woman: University. MA Columbia UnIversify AFS MISS MARGARET MCGINTYASpanish I and HA HA. Texas Woman's UnAversHy: Spanish Club MR. JOHN J. MEEKiArI I.II.IIIA 3.5, AAAmAAa SAaIe CoHege: AAA Culb MRS. ELEANOR MEEKER-Enqlish II. III Iv- BA A. Skidmore CoHeg M.A Lamar Tech- NaHonaI Honor Sociefy MIss MARGARET MILLER-English II III. BA. Cumberland eUniversAfy. MA George Peabody Colleg MRS. JEANETTE MOYER-Physical Edu- caiion: B.S, Texas Woman's UnAversify MR. KENNETH PARKERAEngIA'sh II. IV .A. NorHIwesPern SAaAe. M.Ed. UnIverA siAy of Oklahoma; Senior CabArAet MRS. MARCELLE PATMAN-LAbAaAAaAAA BA. am Housm SIaAe. 5.3. Texas WomaNS University: PAercIor cm; MR. JOE L PRICE-AmerAcan HAsAoAy: B.A Texas A M M.A, Universify of NOAIIA caAoIAna Pomical ScienceA His- Acry cm: 29 30 MRS. ETHEL REDMAN-Journalism: BISI Texas Woman's University. M.Ed. Uni- versify of Housfon: THE PILOT and THE YELLOW JACKET MR. HOWLAND REICH- -Physical Edu- cafion: B.S Lamar Tec I M.S. Pu r us Unwersify MR P T. REYNOLDSvBookkeepIng I and H: as. and MA 5am Homo sme Teachers CoHege School Supply sme Records MR. CHARLES A ROETHKE-SpeSchl Educafion: BUS Lamar Tech. MEd. peh an F An: In MR. ROUEL ROTHENBERGER JKI Biology I; 5.5. Lamar Tech: FTA. Swim- ming Club MR. LIONEL ROWLANDvAmerican HIsVory; BISI Baylor Universify. PoliHcal Se?ence Club. GoId Convention MRS. MARLENE RUSHING-Drama. Speech, Engnsh ll: BA, Baylor Uni- versim ReperfoTre Players. Co-Sponsor of Forensic socIer MISS SHEILA SCOTTiHomemaking I and II; B.S. Louisiana Sfafe Universify: FHAI FTA MR. JACK SELL-Chemisiry: BSA South- wesf Texas Stale CoHege: Un ni- versify of Texas MR. HUGH SHAW;MeIa! Shop I and II: BS. North Texas Srafe College MISS JAYNE SMITHvEngIIsh HI and Iv: BIF.A., BA, Universify o Okla emu: SIudenI Directory. AFS. Ebbfide MISS MILDRED SPINN-Homemeking I ome Management. ome Furnish- ings: 5,5, Soufhwesf Texas State College: FHA. Sophomore Cabinet FTA ENCOURAGES STUDENTS T0 PLAN CAREERS IN TEACHING MRS. ZELDA SPRADLEY-Geomefry- Consumer Mafh: BA. Mary HardIn Baylor: JunIor Red Cross JunIor CabIne+ MRS. SARAH STEWART-Home and Famiiy Living. Chiid Developmenl: BA. Sfephen F. Ausfin: FHA. Sophomore Cabinet MISSB MURIEL STUBBkEngllsh H and Ill : BA UnIversHy of Tex MRS. MABLE SWANZLSIIOIIhand I and II. TypIng II; as. Texas Woman's University. M.B.A, University OI Hou- sIon; Sophomore cabineppsm MR. CLIFFORD TAFTiPhyslcdl Educa- ion B 9an ChrIsHan Universdy: FootbalI- Baskelball MRS. MARTHA TAYLOR-Algebra ll. Trigonometry. Elemenfary Analysis I: NorHI Texas Sfafe University: Num- ber Sense! Junior Cabinet LEADING THE DISCUSSION in Ihe Mary E. Vickers FTA Club 15 Donna Peacock. explainIng ms opporIunIIIes of a IeachIng careen TEACHING - A LIFE TIME CAREER MR. GEORGE TERRYiNgebra I and Geomeiry: 8.3. Sam Housion Skate MR. MIKE H. THOMAS-World Hisfcry and American Hisfor 3.5. Southern Memodise University: Junior mass. aA roan Convenlion MRS. JOYCE VAZQUEZiSpanTSh and French; BA. Lamar Tech: CoASponsor Spanish-French Ciub MRS. DORTHA DEE VAUGHAN-Eng- lish H and Ill; Texas Woman's Univer- sify. M. Lamar Tech: CreaVive wming. Ready wming. Namom Honor soczecy MISS MARY EUNICE VICKERSAGW emmenf and Polifical same. Mary Hardin- Baybr conege MA. Tex- as Woman; University' TA MISS JANE WAHRMUNDiHomemak- ing I. Home Furnisthgs. Home Manage- menf: 55. Texas Woman's UnlversH'y: FHA and FNA wss ELEANOR WALL-a MRS. REVA WESTERMAN American Hmm; 5.5. Two ?American Hisfory. World as Scaoe conege: FTA. Hxsrory; BA sme TeachA AFS ers CoHege, MA Un' sHy of Colorado: Pomical Parlies MRS. MARILYN WHATLEYiTypIng I, Gen- eral Business I. Bookkeep- inq 1; B.EA. Sam Housfon s+a+e College FBLA. Her- arsd MR. WAYNE WILLIAMS Aphysical Educaiion: 8.5. amarTec . . niver- shy ofN New Mexico Bas- ketbaH Coach. Boys Ten nxs Coach Awards Com miffee SPORTS IMPORTANT FACTOR ON RAINY DAYS football is prached in fhe gym. I GOT IT, yells Wade Borel as fhe fennis ball nears his racket. DEMONSTRATING VARIOUS EXERCISES is MVSS Sandi Kaine, a member of the Pres- Idem: Council of Physicad FH- mess. A LITTLE MORE on me eyes should do it replies Mr. Meek. the Art diredor. FLOWERS THROUGH me window of Mn Hum Biobgy Class is one oF me more common sighk SCHOOL POLICY SECOND YEAR SPANISH students put on skits fer first year sfudems. ONE OF THE BETTER enioymenfs oi fhe Home Economics class is gemng ?0 ask Wm you cook K INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION AIDS in quick undersfanding. AFFECTS ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE Porf Arfhur School Board are: Mr, N. B. HaskeH, Mrs R. L. Murray. Mr. Edwin Baldwin. Dr. Clyde M. 60H. Mn George Huber, Mr, Cecil E. Gunfer. Mr. Alfred Z. McElroy. Mr, A. E Pafferscn. and MnMaurice Born. BIOLOGY LABS ARE filled th slrange and eonc creafure; safely bowed in formaldehyde. 35 WHO'Q WHO NEW RECORD SET AS SEVEN NaHonal Merif Scholarships are given fo sfudenfs who make high scores on flue NMS Qualifying Tesf. Scholarships. however. are nof awarded on His basis of scores alone. buf also on academic achievemenf In school. exfracurricular ac+ifoes. and qualify of leadership. They are financed by many colleges and universifies indus+rial firms, and frusfs. This year Thomas Jefferson had seven s+uden+s who became NMS semI-finalisfs. MAKXNG NEWS THE year is Rufh Doyle who adds to her long Hsl of honors Men? Scholarship Finalisf Ru+h was edifor of Me PILOT and nexf year she wiH be a iournalism maior a? The Universiw of Texas. 38 JAMS KELLY AND JEANNJE TAYLOR arse won National MerH schorarships. Janis wiH aHend come Universify where she prams m maior in English. and Jeannie mu 67 come a psychology maior ae Duke University. BECOME MERIT SEMl-FINALISTS 'w :- -- Ej- .. s, z ,3, S . : g g. ,.A h 5 ., . I. 4 CAROLINE EVERETE WHO plans in major m marhemancs ar Rice Universim coHeds dam frcm Me card camlogue. HIP SOMETHING HAPPENS I didn'? much u. 5.3V; may Hencke m am Riddlshuber as fey operaie an electronic oscIHaan machine during a physics Vab. son. boys m A LITTLE w of 9mm can make a whore 10+ of hard work aHend Rice unxverswy nexf em says John Housom who was awarded a Mari? Scholar- M as Mam SchobrsMp am ship f0 CorneH unwerswy, am. EXTRA READING PROFITABLE RECIPIENT OF A $0000 schoIar ship Irom Ihe Nai'onal Mari hem Union who Is plann' mg lo enter HIgMands Um mversifyw mr New MeXIco 75' Send A $6000 scholarsfipw from Baylor Um'v vresHy has been awarded f0 Jackie Jon me; for mgh schoIasnc acHevemenL TO 9 COMMENDED STUDENTS TAKING TIME FOR outside reading has been proven bene- ficial by Mesa sfudenfs: Loy Deioney. Bill Gruenke Tommy Then'oh Greg Sforch David Lohman, Lois Terry Lawrence Manson. Kirwin Drouet and H. W. Dozier. who have been commended for high scores on We MerH scholarship quan. fying test TEXAS CHEMICAL AWARD-DavTa' WHHams MUSICAL TALENT RESOUNDS In me choir room each morning Lee Milier, Roberr Pmn, James Sweet Sheila Droddy and Sea Arm Davis practice for the conced w'n Houston. 4! 42 CONGRESS OFF AND RUNNWG as H75 year begins are Congress' firs? choices of Cih'zens of We Monfh. The Sepfember CIHzens are Coach HiH Sandy Daws and Thommy Theriot CWZENS FOR OCTOBER Nancy Nusom, Raymond Fonferof. and Mr. sewed 90 Hwe smdem body 5+ We second assembly program. VOTES EACH MONTH HAW C'MON, LET us have a turn. plead ihe November Cifilens of the Monlh Sheila Droddy and Miss Tommye Hague fa Joe Smart Roger RusseH were preA T0 ELECT GOOD CITIZENS ? Sfudenfs and feachers who help W K shape Hue evenfs o$ fhe year info a - successful paffern gef special recogni- 1, . A yy flan from Congress. The honors may be In keeping wifh Hue seasonal spor+ or may concern someH'Iing of a less fangible nafurey Cinens of H19 Monfh are deslgnafed by Congressmen for scholach achievement boosfing school spirit success in foofba . sponsoring sfudenf programs and achiHes. or $or conslsfenfly oufsfanding work in various clubs and organizafions. JANUARY MEANS HNALS and Coach Wayne Williams sees ?haf Ann Facts and Frank Born do pWen+y of smdying. They were eleded January EVEN THE COURTYARD pine frees get some good citizens. Chrisfmas Cheek Doing the deccrafing are Decem- ber Cinens Mr. Lionel Rowland, Janis Kelly, and Kirby Collins. SPRWG CAME EARLY Hu's year and February Good CiHIen John Houston, Nancy Davis and Mn Joe Juarez don'f was+e any Hme m ihe uncombrfable weafher. 43 RECOGNITION AT THE END OF THE DESPITE MARCH WINDS Tommy Feathersmn. Ruth Dayxe. and Mr. Mn Hum. besf cinens a: me moth enioy me bright sunshine, They were sefeded m oulshnding work m JCL. Hue school newspaper. and Easrer new trip. WOULD YOU BELIEVE if's raining fus+ as April honorees are ready in have their picmres made They are Sandy Drouef. and Coac Ken Barland. THE MONTH OF May saw Congress choose as Best Mr, Jac BoHomS. Lee MlHer. and Mr. Louis King. Nso chosen bu! nor picfured wen; Jane Craig and Mr. Roger RusseH. YEAR IS A RESULT OF HARD WORK SPEED AND ACCURACY ar 8 two im pwam mm mm helped shenm Mar. m and Jane CraTg win Hm pIace in me u. IL fyping confesh REPRESENTING THOMAS JEFFERSON in track evenfs a+ Me stafe meef in Ausfin is mUer Ronald Landry. ACE HURDLER CHARLES Speyrer 15 among ihose repressnling Thomas Jefferson in many hack meevs. 45 TWELVE STUDENTS GRADUATE A9 STUDENTS CHOSEN TO head The senior dass and who have maInlaVned a 4.0 average for Four years are: Loy Delaney, Andy Hansen. Tommy Theriof. CaroHne EvereH, Sue Peacock Frank Born. Sandy Daws John Housrom Marilyn Haddem Ruth Doyle. Lows Terry. and JeaneHe Sanderfer. RECIPIENTS OF SCHOLARSHIPS awarded by various organhafions are Richard memeneL Nancy Dast. Mary Disfefeno, and Lo?s Terry. Donors are New Mexico unsvmsny. Texas Associa- Hon 0; Teachm ABWA, and La Ser- mma Club, 46 LEADERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS . . WOULD RATHER FIGHT Hm swioch migm be Greg Sforch's line, ihouqh the real reason for his presenla- Hon is his abmw as an AmerTcan Legion Represenfa'lva 9 won an award for his speech :n the annual murnamm Vasf fall. AWARDED FOR HER oufsVandEng abili- Hes and acMevemenfs in English is Janis KeHy who won the NdHonal Council 0; Teachers English award, JEFFERSON COUNTY FARM Ranch cmzensmp Guardian AwanFLoy Deroney and cm cowngmn. OUTQTANDING STUDENTS ARE GIVEN THOMAS JEFFERSONS OUTSTAND- ING studenfs are rewarded at H15 and of lhe year Wm. scholarships and m. phies for various achievements may have accompushed, Among mess are acmecics. science. cookzng, cifilenship an all- around exceHence. The honors are spon- sored by various organizations. Com- panies, and irusfs. BAUSCH 2i LOMB AWARD Caroline EveroH BELL SYSTEM AWARD John Houslon AMERICAN CHEWCAL COUNCIL AWARDiHaer Dozier THESE GIRLS WERE oufsfanding in GRA. At IeH is Jean Rum WIHIams Ouisfanding LeHer GM; Jan Bell. Best AH-Round Girl:.dnd Susan Moveau. All-Schco! Posture Queen, wai- COVETED AWARDS EACH YEAR 5 29 a ? FUTURE TEACHER SCHOLARSFHP Award Nancy PTA SCHOLARSHXPS HAVE been given 1'0 mv Fahqout Tony Rmhw Roberv BoHeger. and MolA w VasqueL and Kw wmaams. 61v- ;ng m award 1; Mrs. Wilmam P. Jane; 49 MONTICELLO GUARDIAN AWARD WINNERS SUMMER SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIPS have been awarded to: Name Travis David WTlliamsl Mark Seals. Bruce Meyer, Dianne Kube anie Saner. Lynanne LouvTer. Dianne EHZandQ and Sarah Hynn. RE w BPOE AWARD--Jackie Jones MeNygrSELAER MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE AWARD Bruce NROTC AWARD-Kirwm Dram DAR AWARD7CamIine EvereH AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE AWARDS FROM MANY sources come to shidenfs af TJ, LEFT: Donna Peacock. sen- Ior, receives a scholarship a- ward from Delta Kappa Gam- ma honorary organizafion For teachers Ma mg Ihe presen- hah'on is Mrs. Billie Coco '- he sevemh CKER Homemakmq Award '0 MM RORBERT SEWELL RE:?EWES a check is aHend f PRESENUNE WE ZEEEHEEHO mm Nucle ear 55 Ce: Symp posm m Universffy of Texas. M Fem '5 rs' an ' Mr. J. A. SleHy euH screams ummes makes me presenfaiion 52 FAVORITES 53 QUEEN Joan Feemsier KING Kirby Collins ENTHUSIAQM IS FOR SCHOOL AFFAIRS MOST POPULAR SENIOR GIRL Debbie Machalek MOST POPULAR SENIOR BOY Kirwin Drouef PARTICIPATION MAKES POPULARITY 57 GRAND DUCHESQ Que Peacock GRAND DUKE Mark Seale LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-lN-WAITING 60 SENIORS ELECT CLAQQMATES ANN FOOTE and RAYMOND FONENOT were elected by fellow seniors as represenfafives fo the court JOAN THOMPSON and JEFF HALL were also chosen as royally f0 Hue courf of the King and Queen. AS PRINCEQ AND PRINCEQQES STELLA CAVERETTA AND JIMMY CROUCH were designated as princess and prince in Me court fesfivifies SUSAN MOREAU AND BERN BELSEN compieied The representation of princesses and princes in the senior court 62 LARRY SFEAKE an NANCY DECKER were shaded fa represent their dass af the Senior Ball Court JUNIOR DUKES JAMES HUBERT an BECKY BWENS added fo Hue importance of Me occasion which represenfs the presenn- tion of class favorH'es. COURT REPRESENTATIVES JUMOR CLASS Galen Ducharme. DUKE MIKE HARMON escoried Duchess Carol 63 PAULETTE KRKLAND an ELOY ARRENDONDO were shaded duchess and duke and affended fhe coronaHon of the Senior king and queen as repre- senhillves d We Sophomgre Class JANET HENRY an WAYNE GREGORY were awso desw'gnafed m represenf their classmafes, SOPHOMORE ELECT FIRST DUKES AND DUCHEQSES CHAWSSE TAYLOR n DENMS HOWELL were chcccn b, 4w Sopho Cw m mprescm them a courf cf the cw'mr BaH. PAT'H HEBERT an RANDY ROGERS were aka chosen :3: ducFess rd duke 'm We Sophomore Class. 65 66 SENIORS b7 ANDREA AGUILAR-Girls GIee Club I2; Mixed Chorus I0 ll Maroon ConvI JEAN ALLEN-FHA II. I2 FNA Io II I2 GRA I0 II. I2 Spamsh cIub' IOK II: PIIIlosopIIy CIub I0 II. FBLA II IOI . JANE ALLISON2TennIs IO. II. GRA l0. II. I2; Honors I0. II: Maroon ConvI IO: Spanish Club IO. II. l2I RENEE ANDERSON-Congress l0, II. l2; FTA I0: HeraIds II, I2: Hussars III I2I Bell Sgt I2: JCL II. l2: Honors I0. II. I2: GoId Conv. I0. II. I2: HR Trees. I0, MIKE ANTILLEY SUSAN ANTONE-AFS I0: AH: Club I0: CabIneI IO, II: FLA IO. II :GRA IO. ll, 12; Honors IO. III I2: PILOT STAFF III I2, Ass'I News Editor II. Cqumn EdIIor I2: Ready Wrifers I0: SpanIsII Club IIl I2. GoId Conv. I0. IIl I2 ChaIrman I0 H.121 HR Gov. I0. III Lf Gov. Iz- Philosophy CIub II. u FRANITH ABRAHAM DOLORES ADAME2Spanish Club I0. II. I21Parliamenfar7an II: Re porIer I2: Maroon Conv IO ll MICHAEL ADAMSwFoofbaII I0 ll: Boys Choral I0. I :J C 10 II. IZ: ProiecIor vClub ll. I2: Maroon Conv. II: Gold Con ROBERT ADAMS-Boys Choral I0. II: Maroon Conv, IO. III 12: HR Treas. l0 SUZANNE ADAMS-High Honors ll: Honors IOI I2: NHS ll, I2; Gold Conv. I l. IZI TOMMIE ADCOCK2GRA I0. II: Ma- roan Conv. IOI II. I2: HR Sec'y IO. TreasI II. I ARNULFO ARCIVA-Maroon Conv. 0. SHERYL ARDOIN-Cabinef 11.12; FHA 11 I2 RecordInq Sec'y 12. FLA 1011 6RA101 17Honors 10 II 12. NHS 12 Maroon Conv 11 I2 Chahman 11.127 HRG 0. 111 12. AUD1EARNAUD-Fooiba1l 10.11. 12. Leifered I21Track and F1e1d101111 12, 1.0119er 12: PILOT STAFF l2: Proiecror: C1ub 10 V1CK1 ARNAUDiCongress II. 12; French Club 107 FHA 10. ll. 12: Her- a1ds 11 I2- LeHer Girls II 127 Honors 10.111 I2 Ready WrHers 10- Sec'y 101NHS11.12;Go1dConv.1011I7HR Gov.10. MARY AUCO1N PAUL AVERY J1MMY BNLEYiDE. 12. V.P. 12: Hon- ors 12. KARLA BAKER-Maroon Conv. 11, PAT BALL2AFS 10.117 Cabinef 107 French Club 101GRA 10: Hussars l1 YELLOW JACKET Staff 12'71Rep P1ay. ers 127 Maroon Conv. 101 Chairman 1011 - Execuh've Commiflfee 10. 11: Sieermg Commmee 11; HR L1 Gov. II. STEPHEN BANKkArI Club Io. 127 Rep.P15yers1l-Mus1ca1 10111 127Go1d Conv.10.11 SYLVIA BARBOSAiFBLA :21 FNA IO. 11112-GRAIOII I2 JRC 101 II SpanTsh C1ub Io. II, 12: Treas. 12; Maroon Conv. I0, 11. 12: Honors I2. JANICE BARNETTiFrench Club 10: GRA 101 I17 Hussars 11. 12. Drum Ser- geanl 127 Honors 12: Maroon Conv. 12. 70 ROCKY BARNETT-BiisebaII III I2. LeI- fered II I2: Foofball RONNIE BARRAS'Moaroon Con I PoIIIical Science Club l2l: IGold vConv II I2 Slide RuIeC Club SUZY BARRILLEAUX2AFSH l2 Band I0. II I2. SwInqsIers II I2 Trees. I2; Cabinef II: ERA l0: Heralds l2; JCL I0. II: Maroon Conv. I0: GoId Conv. III I2: HR Lf. Gov. I2. Trees. IO. JAMES BASKIN2High Honors 1!. 12; Honors I0; NHS II. I2: GoId Conv. l0. II: Slide RuIe Club l0. MIKE BATSON2BasebaII ll, I2. Le!- fared I2; Forensic Sociefy II; Honors II; SoId Conv. l0; AIIIIefe of The OI'IH1 IZI BETH BAUGHAM2ArI Club 12 COUNSELORQ CONTRIBUTE TONY BAXTER EDITH BEALiAFS l0; Band IO: Con- gress III French Club I0: FHA l2: FI'A II: Honors IOI II, I2: Maroon Conv. IO: Gold Conn II; HR Lt Gov. II. CHUCK BEARD2Congress I2: FBLA I2:JCL II. I2 Rep. Players II I2: Lel- fered Iz- VP II. JunIor-SenIor Play II. l:2 UIL Play l2: HR LI. PATRICIA BEAVENS2AFS I2; Mixed Chorus l0; FHA I2; Hussars II, I2; Honors I0. II. l2: NHS I2: Maroon ConvI l0. II. I2. JOE BECK RICKY BECKER-SenIor WaIIzers IZ. CARL BEESONACabIneI II: Boys ChoraI l2: Honors 10 II. 12: MusIcaI I2; GoId Conv II. I2 JANICE BELL-AFS ll: Tennis III 12: LeIIered II. I2: Cabinef l0: FBLA ll: GR I0. II. I2: Heralds ll: LeHer GirIs II. I2I PresI I2: Spanish Club IO: Maroon Conv. I0. II. l2. ChaIrman II: HR Lt GovI l2, TreasI II. LLOYD BELSER2Band IO: Number Sense l0: Slide Rule Club I0. II. II: Gold ConvI IO. II. I2 MAYNARD BELSON2FooIbaII IO; Heralds I2; JCL ll. I2: Texans I2: Maroon Conv. II: Gold Conv. I0: HR Gov II. I2: PrInce I2. Jr. LIorI 12. CHERYL BENEDETTO FHA I2. FNA II. I2I- GRA I2: Honors III I2: NHS I2: Maroon Conv, I2. CATHY BENNEIT-vHIgh Honors I2; Honors IO. U: NHS II. I2: Gold Conv. 10. T0 SENIOR SUCCESS DAN BERGERON TED BERGEIRON2Maroon Conv. I0; GoldC MARIANn VEIIERTRAND2FHA I2: GRA IO. II. I2I JRC III I2I GIrIs Chorus 12I FNAI 0 LESTER BEST2Band I0: A Cappella II. I2; Boys Choral II. I2: Maroon Conv. II l2. LLOYD BETAR-Foofba I0. 12. JAY BIGLE 7I PAVED PARKING LOT I9 JAMES BIHMiJCL IOI II DANNIE BIHMCFooIbaII IOI II. LeHcred III l2. MARIE BISHOP-FHA 12 IS MARIANNE BLACKCAFS III I2: Band IOI II. I2I Color Guard I2: FN A II. l2: GRA IO: JRC l0: Honors I2: PILOT SIaII I2: Rep. PIayers II. I2: Maroon Conv. IOI III 12: HR TreasI IZI DANA BLACKMON French Club IZ; A IOI II- Maroon Conv. I0. III MIKE BLEVINSCMaroon Conv II. ROBERT BOETTGER-Adv. Science I2: S High Honors IO II; Honzors I2: NH I2I Maroon Convl ALAN BOOTH ArI' IClulb IO. II. I2, VP I2 LeIIered l0 'Texan I2: Mu- srcaI IOI III I2' Marleen ConvI I2. ALICE BORELCFBLA III I2: FHA I2: Honors II. DIANA BORGOEELLO-Band I2I II. l2. SwIngsIers II, l2. Soph. TwirIet: JCL II: GoId Conv. IOI II. I2. FRANK BORNEAFS III I2: FooIbaII IO. II: Track 81 Field IO. III l2. Ler Iered III I2: Cabinet I0; Congress I0, 12; Forensic Socisfy r2; French club I0: HeraIds III l2; JCL II: High Hon- ors IO: Honors III I2: NHS II. I2: Gold ConvI I0. II I2- Soph. CIass Pres.: I2. CHERI BOUDREAUXCHR Lt Gov. NEW ADDITION TO TJ EILEEN BOULTINGHOUSE FBLA IZ' FHA 12: GRA IO: JCL 10 H: Honors W H, X2: Maroon Cow. W H 12. Cha'wman IO, M: Perfect AHendancc IOV PAULA BOURGEOIsiBand IO. H. 12 Swinqsfers n n; AMw-on Band Iz- JRC n; Hmors ll; Rep. Ptayers H- Maroon Conv. IL V2; Gold Conv. 0. sum aoumugiamd IO m 12- FNA 10 H. DAVEY BOWMANiDE m DALE BOYDiAFS ll l2; Football IO' Track 8 Fold l0: Caanef X0: Corqress IL 12: Heralds IL I2: Texan l2: Maroor Conv, Ml I2 Chairman IO. H: HR Gav. W. LINDA BRACWNiFNA IO: JRC X0 Maroon Cow H l2: Gold Conv. X0, WM H's 'Fa'p of Ar; TJ sphv 3; ghcv 3 bh b'u? wmrd J3 ?nmrh dame: WM d We season 73 74 BARBARA BROUSSARD-Hussars I Pass SerqeanI l2: JCL I-O YELLOW chKET Sfaffl IH I2 Gold Conv l0, :ecHRS cyl LINDA BROUSSARDhAFS II; Cabinef IO: A CappeIIa II l2 LIbrarIan I2: GirIs Glee CIub I0: FHA II: GRA I0: Hus- sers III I2: Honors l0. II, I2: MusicaI I0: Maroon ConvI IO, II, IZ ExecuIive Comm. II; HR Sedy IOI II, l2; Sen- ior WaII'zer I2 MYRA BROUSSARDIGRA l0. II l2: JCL l0 II I? High Honors II II: Honors l0: Rep PIayers l0. II I2, LeHered I2; Gold Conv. ID. II I2: Jr.-Sr. Play II: NHS II, l2: SenIor WalIzer I2. RONALD BROUSSARD STEPHEN BROUSSARDAFooIbaII IO. ll, IZI LeHered l2: Track 8! FieId I0. II; Honors I0, l2: Senior WaIIz l2: Spanish CIub l0: Gold Conv. IOI ll. l2. TIM BROUSSARD;CabineI I2: JCL I0! II. l2: Honors I2: GoId Conv. IOI II. l2, Executive Comm. ll: HR Gov, I2 OPEN HOUSE PROMOTES PEGGY BRAMMEkiFHA I2: Maroon Conv. II l2 LEE DELL BRANICK-AFS II I2: An CIub I2 A CappeIla II I2: GirIs Chorus l0: Congress l0: French CIub I0: Honors III I2: Musical Io. III I2: HR LI. Gov. I2, SEC'y I0: GRA l0 CabIneI I2, JULIE BRANNON-AFS I2: Cabinet ID: A CappeIIa III I2; Girls Glee Club I0: Forensic socIer IO: GRA III II: HeraIds III I2: Honors IO Il. I2: RepI Players I0: MusIcaI l0 II: NHS I2: Maroon ConvI 10, III I2: HR Secy II Treas. I2. PANDY BRAZIEL-GIrIs Glee Club III I2; Mixed Chorus I0: FHA l2; GRA I2: HR SecIy l2. JUDY BREAUXIHoncrs l2: Mercer Conv. II PAUL BROGDON FoofbalI l0: Track 81 FIeId I0: Chess Club I2: French Club II: JCL II: PILOT SI'aII IOI II: Maroor Conv. IOI ll: HR LI. l0. PARENT-TEACHER RELATIONSHIP TOM BROUSSARD JCL II2 l2: Hon- ors I02 H I2: Maroon Conv. ll. I2 - GoId C I onv O CHARLENE BROWN FBLA I22 Honolrs IZ2- Maroon Conv II; HR Treas. GoIdCan CHARLOTTEZ BROWN FBLA I2; Mm Icon Conv.102 II I22 HR Trees. II ANNE BRUCHMILLERHAFS IO. II2 I2 ArI Club l2: Band IO2 II. I2. SwinqsIers II2 I2; Congress IO: GRA l0. II: Heralds II2 I2: JUGS I0. II: Honors I0: Slide Rule I02 I22 Gold Conv. I0, II2 I SARAH BRYAN-AFS II I2- FCabIneI I0: Congress II: FHA I2- HeraIds II2 I2: Hussars II FIT2. Re- porIer II. Pres. I22 JCL II. I2. Sec'y. I2: I-IIqII Honors I0. 12; Honors III Ready WrIIers I02 Pres. I0: NHS II, I2: Maroon Conv. II. Chairman II; Gold Conv. I22 HR Sec'y I22- InIerr JAMES BULLS- Honors IO: Maroon Conv. I0. KATSIE 2BURFORD HI'gII Honors II2 I2: LOHIS IBURKE-Conlgress IO2 GRA I0: Gold Conv. I0 2 HR 2U. Gov. II2 Sec'y I22 Maroon Clonv.l BECKY BURNETT'AFS I022 II2 I22 Corr grass II2 l2: HeraJIdsL Ill2 l2 Trees. l22 Hussars II. l2: l2: Honors ID2 ll. I2 YELLOW JACKET SIaII II2 I22 AssI IEdIIoI I22- Ready WriIers IO; NHS I2: Maroon Conv. IO2 ChaIrman I0: GoId Conv. II. l22 CIIaIrmarI ll: Dept CIub Junior CIubwoman l2. JAMES BUTAUD LINDA BYLEYiFBLA l2: GRA IO: JRC II: Maroon Conv. I0. I 2 l2 HECTOR CANTUiAdw ScIence I0: Honors IO2 I2; HI'qII Honors III NHS II2 I2: Maroon Conv. I02 Il. I22 Chair- man IO2 II2 I2 7b SUMMER FUN IQ AGAIN REPLACED JOHNETTE CAPPADONAiAFS I2: Caaner l2; FBLA W II:GRA1Q ll: YELLOW JACKET 5w H IZ. Section Ed hay I2 Gold Clonv. l0 H l2 Chair- man 12- HR Gov . ODIGEN CAPPELLManan Conv IO M DOUGLAS CARTERiFoofbaH IO! H, l2 LeHcrcd W: Track and Field H. l2, LeHered 1M l2: 6on Corv. H: HR U. Gov l2. JAMES CARTER VCongress ll Forensc Sociew H l2. V. l2; JCL H Maroon Conv. W I SIMON CASTANEDA DANNY CASTILLE DE l2. AS RESEARCH PAPERS were assigned l'v any became an acme phce for Seniors. BY HOMEWORK AND STUDIES ROBERT CASTXLLE-Honors X02 ll2 X22 MYRA DEE CATALINA7 AFS X2: FBLA X22 GRA X02 l2-2 Hussars XX,I2 cm- ors l2: YELLOW JACKET SXan X2: Gon Conv. X0 IX. l.2 BARBARA CATES7 GirXs GXee CXub IZ; FNA IO; MXxed ChorusX STELLA2 CAVARETTA7CeercX X0 IX: FBLA FHA XX2 X22 RA IO: Hussy; IX. 12 ZMaXoreHe X2. 6on Conv, X02 XX2 X22 Execmive Comm l0. XX2 12:HR Gov X02 XX CARL CERTA-FoofbaXX X0. ll. Lenered X22- Ma roon Conv 102 II. Chaliz -r men X02 IX:GonCo nv 2. JAN ANN CERTA-CabXneX I2: French CXub 10. XX: GRA 102 XI: Hussars ll. l2: Honors X02 IX. X21YELLOWJACKET SXaXX l2: MusXcaX Xl2 X2: Maroon Conv. X0: 6on Conv. XI. l2, Chaeren lX. I2: HR U. Gov. XX, Treas. X0: Fooiball Sweefhearf X2: SenXor WalXxers X2. JUDY CHAMBERS7AH CXub l2 GRA X02 lX2 Honors I2: Maroon Conv I0: Gold Conv ll. 22' HR Sec'y X2. EDWARD CHAMPAGNE7TennXs I0. XX: Track and FXeXd XI: Number Sense X22 Maroonl OCorv. ll. Chaeran II: 6on Can FRANK CHAPMAN7 6on Conv. XX. LORRAXNE CHAPMAN7 Band X0; AXIA RegXon IO FNA X0. l2: JR C XI GENE CHRXSTXAN7 FoofbaXX IO. IX. I22 LeHered XX2 l2: CabXneX I22 HR Gov X22- Track and FXeld I0 ll: Senior WaXXzers 122 YELLOW JACKET Sfaff I2. BARBARA CHRXSTOPHER-JRC IX; Maroon Conv. l0. XX2 X22 SXeeanq Comm2 X02 XX2 X2. 77 SAM CIMINO-Band I0. III I2: Jef- fersanISarIs IL I2- MusIcal IO lI- Rep. PIaye Io JON SCLINGAMAN Band IoI Heralds I2- JRC II- Spanish Club IO IlI Maroon Conv IO. ll. I2 JERRY CLINGANv-Girls GIee CIuIa III Secy II: ems Chorus I2. Secy I2 em l0; HR Sec'y ID. IDA CLOAkiAFS IoI III I2: Band l0. III I2. Head MaioreIIe Io. SwingsIers III Ass'I Drum Maior III Drum Maior I2: GRA IOI III HeraIds I2I NumberSense IOI I II I2I SIide RuIe IOI II: Spanish Club IOI II I2: NHS II. l2;m Golld Conv. I0 I I. IZI Execuhve Com HR Gov. IOI CabineI IO: Honors I0. HIII DAVID COATES-BaskeraIl I0. III l2. LeIIered II. I2 GAYLE COFFEY-JCL III Rep. Players I2I SpanIsII Club I0; YELLOW JACKET SIaII l2. CHARLENE COLE GRA IOI II: HR ecy IOI Trees. III El KIRBY COLLIINS-Baskeiball IO II. I2. LeHered lI. 2CapIaIn I2I AIl-DIsIricI I2: Baseball l2, LeIIered I2: French CabineI I2I ParIiamenIarian l2: King l2: Jr, LIon I2: HR LI. GovI II. Gov. l2. STELLA COLUNGA ROY COMEAUX CAREY COMMANDERiCabIneI lO'. Congress II. I2: Heralds III I2: JCL II, l2; Texans I2: Gold Conv. I0. II. I2: HRTreas. l2. NEAL CONANT;SpanisII Club II. I2: Maroon Conv. I0. III I2: PoIIIical Sci- ence III I CAROLYN CONERLYieIrIs Glee CIub II. l2: Mixed Chorus l0: FBLA 12: GRA l2: Honors IO. l2: Maroon Conv. IO. II. I2.- HR Sec'y II. 12. WAYNE COODY CAROLYN COOPER-2AFS 12: FBLA I2.- Honors I0. I2: NHS II. I2' Maroon Conv. IO. l2. MARILYN COOPER2AFS l2: FBLA I2- Honors l2: Mr oon Conv. O. PATRICIA CORMIER-FBLA II. l2 Secy l2: FHA I2. ParIiamenlarian I2: GRA I0: Honors ll: Maroon Conv. I0. H. Chairman I0. H: HR Trees. l0. LL Gov. HICabinel IZ. RONALD CORMIER2Maroon Conv. 12. Chairman l2 CECILIA CORTEZ CARLA COVINeTONaKFS II. I2. Sec'y I2: ArI Club I2: cabIneI I0. II. I2-. A Cappella II. I2. AccompanIsI l0. II. I2: FHA I2; FTA IO: GRA I0: Heralds II. I2; Hussars II. I2, Ass'f InsImmenI Quanermasrer II: JCL ll. l2; Hiqh Honors IO: Honors ll. l2: MusicaI Io; NHS II. 12; Gem Conv. Io. II. ChaIrman Io. II; HR Trees. Io. Sec'y II. BRENDA cox AFS ll. FHA l2: FTA l0. II. I2. VP Io. II Honors l0. II. I2- Ready wnIers Io; NHS II. 12: GoId Conv. IO. II. Chairman l0: HR Secv JO ANN cox JAMES COZAIFA CappeHa I2- Boys Choral Io. II. I2- Manon Conv. . I2. JANE CRAIG AFS Io. II. I2- HBand Io. II. I2. Color Guard Io swingsIers II. 12.LIbrarian Io- cabIneI II. 2. Congress l0 I2. Rep aI Large I2. GRA I0. ll. I2; Posture Finalisf I0: Heralds II. I2; AH. sec'y I2: High Honors Io. II l2. NHS I2- eoIa Conv Io. II, I2. Chavman I0. HR Gov. 12. Duc hes; I0- Hon 5 CM: SweeIheari I2 79 8O SENIORS READ DISTINGUISHED GAIL CRAVENwHOnorS Ml l2: High Honors II. RICHARD CRENSHAW LENORA CRICCHloiFHA W: GRA 10 H. RONNXE CROPPER GARY 2CROSSmFoorball X0: Track and Pie WI JIMMY2 CROUCH-BasebaH H 12 Lei- 'cred ll IZ: BasketbaH I0 l1 l2. Let- lered !0 H. 12: Cabina W X2: Honv ms l0 IL X2:NHSH.12:HR 6cm !0 l2; Duke H: Downfown KIwanian l2: Prince H. JOHN CUNNWGHAM FLA I0. 1L W: Gem Conv. IO: HR U. 60v PAULA DAIGLE MIKE DANIELSFAFS 12: Texan Q: Gold Conv H: HR Gov H I2 CYNTHXA DAVALOIS; FBLA Q: ERA I0: Spanish Club 10 ANNETTE DAVIS AFS I2:Ar1Cfub I2: Cabinef 10: A CappeHa H, I2. Lef- fered H l2: GM; Glee CIub HI Congress I2: French CM: H: FBLA 12: GRA ML l2: Honors 10 ll. 2: Rep Wayers X2: MusTcal H. l2: Giris 59x98? m: AH-Reqion Choh X2: Gold Conv. 10 H 12: HR Sec'y IL HR Tress IO. EDITIONS OF SCHOOL NEWSPAPER DENISE DAVISwAFS III I2: Art Club I2: CabInef II; Congress IOI GRA l0. II: HeraIds II. I2: Hussars ll. I2: JCL III I2: Honors II: Maroon Conv OI II. LAURIE DAVIS AFS I0: CabIneI ll; Congress IO: GRA l0. Il: HeraIds II. I2: JCL II: High Honors IO: Honors III l2: PILOT SIaH I2: Spanish Club l0: NHS II: Gold Conv. I0I II. I2I Ex- I2 FTA Io. II I2 VP IOI Pres. l2: HeraIds l0. II, l2: Hussavs III CymbaI sgI. I2. JCL II I2. High Hon- ors I2- Honors I0. II. NHS III I2: Maroon ICIW I0. ll. I2: HR Trees. IOIGOV N RONNY DAVIS SANDY DAwsDcabIneI III Cheer- Ieader I2: Congress I0: GRA IoI II. l2: HeraIds II. I2I Sec'y l2: LeHer Girls I2: ReporIer l2; HIgh Honors IoI II: Honors I2; Musical II: NHS II. l2: Maroon Corw. l0. Chairman I0: HR Gov II- Good sponsmansmp League Delegafe II I2- Homecoming Queen JOLYN DAWSON-A CappEIIa II I2: MIxed Chorus l0 Con gnress II, l2: FNA IOI II: GRA III I2-I Honors II: MusIceI Io-I Maroon Conv. Io-I com II: HR LI. Gov. Io. DARRELLE HDEARMAN Boys ChoraI I2. AM Maroon Conv , MIKE DELEE-vCabInef I2: FDA II; Honors ll: SwimmIng CIub ll: GoId Conv. IOI II: HR Trees. I0, CHRIS DELEON- Spanish CIub H 12; Maroon Conv. I II. ROBERT DELEON LOY DELONEYDBand I0. II, I2: Cab. IneI IOI III HeraIds II. I2: JCL II, II AedIIe I2I HigIIs Hlolnors l0. llI I2; Slide Rule I0: NH l2. Pres, l2: Gold Conv III Execlulhve CommIHee I2: HRGov. IOI IL 8I JAMES DEVILLIER YOLANDA DVAZ;GRA IO, ll. 72: SpanZSF C'ub IO II7 Maroow Cow. 10 H7 7 . JOHN DOUGLAS D7CKEY7MusicaI H7 72. THOMAS D1MVCELI CHRISTY DWQ'AFS 127 An Cmb l2; AH-School VoHeybaH Team l2: GRA l2: YELLOW JACKET SfaN 127 SchoIach Art Award 72. PAUL DIONNE FIRST REPORT CARDS AROUQE REBECCA DISMUKES7FBLA 72: FHA X27 GRA 12: Gold Conv. 707 ll, Chak- man W H. MARY DBTEFANOiArI dub H: Marron Conv. m JOHN DozLERWG BasebaH II I27 Let :rnd H JULIE DOMAS DANNY DORE DONNA DORE-Cabiner H: A Cap- pella H7 72 Treasurer 727M1xed Chorus 50: French CM: IO7 FHA I27 FTA m GRA 70' Hussms H l2 Ass'l Drum Maior 127 Honors 70 H. 72; NHS ll l2: 607d Couv. W7 H7 ChaTrman IO H- HR mu. m Sec'y I2. VARIOUQ REACTIONS FROM ALL STUDENTS x2 . :1 AMJ 2 X.- LUNCH 25 A Hme 90 e322 relax and Converse w2'H2 friends. CINDY DORSEYiFBLA 22. RANDY DORSEY SHERRY DORSEY2FBLA II. l2: FHA H. 222 V2F. 22: Honors H, 22: Gold Cow. H2 22. C2NDY DOWNsiAFS 22; FTA 2o; Harms 22-2 JRC 222 Horors lo, 222 222 High Honors 222 Spanish cm: 22; 602d Cw 2o 22 RUTH DOYLE-AFS 22- Forensk: Soaefy 222 22- Secy 222 French cm 22 NHS 22 22- Hera2ds 222 222 High Honors 202 22. 222 PILOT 52.322 22, 22. Page Edifor 22. Edieordnrchief 222 022222 and Scroll 222 22-2 Rem VWHers 20; Maroon Conv. 202 222 22. ChaIrman 202 22: Merif Scho- 25rsh'2p 222 F2ral2sh HR L2. Gem 22. HAROLD DOZVERiCaanef 22; Heralds 222 Honors 22 High Honors 202 22; 5221.: me 222 222- NHS 22 222 Maroon Sow. 2o-eo2dc onv. 22- Mernscwar 022- Commended swam HR Gov 84 POWDER PUFF GAME AND BONFIRE SHELIA DRODDY-A CappeHa II. 12; Librarxan wz; ems Glee CMAb IO: FNA IQ H: Ou+sianding Sophomore l0: JRC I2: Honors to II: Musical l0. ll. 12; Gold Corw. to, IM l2: HR Trees. Io II; Can of the Mom 12: NLRngon ChoIr l2: AlLSvafe Choir X2. KIRWXN DROUEkaFs H. l2; Cabinet l2: Ccngress H: Heralds KO. II. l2: JCL l0. II; High Honors I0. II, I2; Slide Rub I0 ll: Texans 12: NHS ll. XI VP l2: Maroon Conv. I0. ll IZ Execque comm. r2: MerH Scholarship ommendaHon l2: HR LL Gov. IO: Senior Class President I2. DANNY DUBUISSON-Ad Club I2: Maroon Conv. ID. IL BARBARA DUGAS Band l0, I1, IZK Swingsfers 12:6RA X0: JRC I0: Honors H: 601d Conv. l0, ll. KENNETH DUGAsieold Conv. l0: DE I2. TOMMY DURKE-Baskthall W II. II LeHered H: Honors ll: 601d Coma 10 IL Chairman l0, ll: HR Trees. l2. CARLOS DURSO EMMETTE DUVAIL TIM DWKBHTiFoofbaII I0. H: Boys Choral I0: Mixed ChoTr I0: Gold Conv. IQ II, BRENDA DYSON FBLA l2: GRA 10: Marcon Conv. IO. EDWARD EASTERLING PHYLLIS ELDEMIREiAFS I2: Maroon Conv. l I. HIGHLIGHT HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES LINDA ELY7CabFnef I0: Hussars IL X2: JCL II. MOLLIE ENSEYiFHA IL 12: FTA I0; Honors II I2. JENMFER ERNST-Girls Glee CIub l2: 6M5 Chorus H: FHA I2: GRA IO I2; Maroon Cow. IO, M; Gold Conv. l2. DAWD ESTES-AFS 12. Pres. I2: Band X0:Cab1ne+ l0 H: Congress H: Heralds H. II: Honors KL X2: Gold Conv, IO. M Q Execque CommiHee l2; Sr. Chas V.P.: Duke Kl: Genileman-TanaH- m TONY ESQUEDA PAM ETCHISON Hussars IM I2. Drum Mabr l2; JCL IO, H: Honors l0, II: 63H Conv. M II: HR Sec'y IL I2. Tress. W. CAROLINE EVERETTiAFS H X2: French CM: IQ H: FTA l0. Ill XL Sedy IQ ll: German Club II. M: Heralds IL I2: High Honors I0. II. I2: lsi Place Disf l1: Slide Rule 10: NHS H. 12: 6on Conv. ll: Merit Sc'wohar IZ Finalist H. TERRY FALCONiDE H. KERMIT FALGOUT-FoolbaH I0 ll. I2, LeHered Q: Cabinef X2; Honors X0, H: Spankh CM: '2: NHS I2: Maroon Cow. W H, X2, RXCHARD FAULKAFufure Drs. Io, II 12; JCL H. 12: Rep. Players H, I2: 60M Conv. wo r2. TOMMY FEATHERSTONiAFS I2: Cab- Fnef H. l2; Congress 12. ParHamenfarian n; Forensic Sociefy H. I2: Heralds Ill I2 VP x2; JCL IL l2: Pres. r2; High Honors m H, :2; YELLOW JACKET saw H. I2 spam Editor H. l2: Swimmhg cm IO, I1. Pres. H; Texans wz; N s H x2; aroon Conv. IL Eiecmive Comm. IO, 12; HR Gov. II. l2: Mamh CWIen d Monfh I2: Maroon Chairman 12. JOAN FEEMSTER-AFS l2: Cabins? H X2: Cheedeader 12: Congress I2: FBLA IQ H I2, Hisiorian IL Pres I2: GRA W II X2: Honors l2: Maroon Cow. H. Gdd Conv, l0, l2: HR U. Gav. m French dub I0; Duchess H: Queen W: MferrCVub CouncIl I2: Lions Sweefhearr X2. 85 86 TENNIS SHOE DAY HELD T0 MARILYN FERRIS-Ghls GIee Club It 12: Mixed Chorus IO; FNA IQ H. I2: Honors ll, 12: HR Trees. IL 12: 60M Conv. l0. H. DONALD HELDS Maroon Conv. IO, 12: Gold Conv, H: HR LL Gov. IO H. I2. LYNDON FLYNN PAT FLYNN-JCL IO, M: Honors n: snag me 12; Maroon Canv. H: 60H w, 10. FRANK FOLLETTE RAYMOND FONTENOTiBasebaH Io II r2. LeHered Io II! n; Fooobau IO, M. '2, LeHered :0 1r. x2; A Cappella IL x2 Pres. 12; Boys Chorus m: Honors H: Maroon Canv. IO. H. IT HR U, Gov. r2: Prince m I2: Cmgn 0; me Mow. m. REBECCA FONTENOT-Girls Glee CM: II. l2: SecHon Leader l2: GM; Chorus l0: JCL H, X2: Maroon Conv. II, I2. ANN FOOTE-AFS l0, H, 12: Band I0 ll. l2. Swingsfers XL I2. VP 1?: Cabine+ IO. II. l2: French Club I0: GRA IO. H. l2: Heralds IL l2, Sec'y II: Honors IOJLI2gNHSI27601d Conv. IQ II. Chairman IO, H: Soph Treas. NLSchod Sec'y I2; Duchess ll: Princess l2: CIHIen of ihe Monih l2: Jr, Club Woman I2. WlFORD FOSTER-Cabinef ll. I2: Spanish Club I2: 6on Conv. l0. ll: HR Gov. I2. LL Gov IL MXKE FRANClsiA CappeHa ll I2; JCL ro. I1: ngh Honors :2; Honors lo M; Muml H: NHS I2: Gold Conv. IO, M. l2: Boys Quayfef I2. CYNTHIA FRAZEEiFHA n. n; mg Honors l2; Horors IQ ll: Gdd cw I0 It 12. BARRY FRIEDL BOOST SPIRIT AT TJ MARY FRUGEiFNA W H. 12: Maroun lCorw I0 Gold Conv. l1: FNA W ll. HENRY FULDA Rep Prayers 1L l2; Jr. -.Sr may H x2. USSA FURR JAY FUSsieold Conv. l0. H, BECKY GAFFORDiAFS m: Conqrcss JO: FBLA I2; FHA l2: GRA l0: Hussars H. l2: Gold Conv. l0. ll. l2: HR Lt Gov. IO I2. CHRISTINA GALVANiFNA I0 II: GRA l0 H: Spanish Club X0: Maroon YOLANDA GALVAN7CabInef H; FBLA X2: BRA l0. H 12: JRC ll: Spanish Chub l0. II, II: 5an H: Pre . '2: Maroon Conv. H; 6on Conv. H3: HR Scc'y 12 JARWS GAMBRELb-Foofbafl I0. Il. DOLORES GARCIA UNDA GARCVA- AH Schod VoHeybaH Team r0 H: GRA Io, H l2: spamsh Club 10: Maroon Conv m H. m. RZUTH GARCM Maroon Conv. IQ IN JOREEN GARDER-AFS H: Cabxne: x2; Fumre Drs. Club In wz Pres. l2; GRA H. 12; Posme m l2: Heraids Ir. V21JCLH.l21HithonorsI0, r2: Honars H: Rep. Mayer: IL 12; JL-Sr. Way H, I2: NHS l2: 60H Conv. W H l2: HR sec'y HI Gov. X2. REST AND RELAXATION AID IN PREPARING ROBERT GARNER-JCL IO: Maroon Conv. II. l2: Gold Ccnv IO. RICHARD GARSE BOBBY GASPARD- SIIde Rule CM: 12. DARRELL GASPARD Basketbagl IO: FoufbaII I0 Track 82 FIeId I02 I2. LESLIE GASPARDgHIgII HonoErs I2: Honors I02 ll: HR Gov. I0: DE l2. Pres, I2. RONNIE GASPARD260Id Cow. II2 l2: PentecI AIIendance I0. PEGGY GAUTHIERJBLA II. IZ: Asst SecyTreas 122 BRA I0 I12 I2: JRC l2- Secy IZ- Maroon Conv. m2 GoId Conv II. I22 HR 60v I0. LI Gov II. Sec'y I2: Senior WaIIzers 12. ROLAND GAUTREAUX JANICE GIBSON-AF5 l0. II2 I2: Band FNA I02 Il2 I2; GIrls Glee Club II: IO. Il2 l2: GRA IOI III I2: JCL I02 Il2 I2: Honors IO, ll. 12: Rep PIayers I0. II: Maroon Conv. l0. II, GERALD GILL-Tennis l0. II. I2: Band lI2 l2 Cabinet I2: JCL I02 III I:2: Slide RuIe l2 Gold Conv. l02 II2 Chairman lo I 2 ov I2. gAYLE GIROUARD-FBLA I2: FINA I0 II I2: Maroon Conv ll: DE DONNA GLEASON AFS l2; A2 Cap pella I2; Girls Glee CIub I0. II: HeraIds ll. I2; Hussars II. I22 JRC II. I2: Rep. Players l2: Maroon Conv. II GoId Conv. IO: HR Trees. I2: CabIneI l I FOR COLLEGE BOARD TESTS JEANIE GODBOLD AFS I2- Band IO H. I22 Swinqsleys H 12 MaforeHe ID; A Cappella XL l2; FTA ll. IZ, VP 22: GRA I0, II. X22 LeHer GiHs ll, 12: Honors l02 I1, l2; Musics! II. X2: NHS IL I2; 69M Conv. 102 ll. l2. GLENN GODKIN2Congross l0; Honors 102 H. X2: PILOT Staff 20, ll. 22: 0qu and Scroll H, l2; Gold Conv, m2 IL 22: HR Trees. l0. Lf. Gov. II UNDA GOSsieRA I0 HeraHs I2: Girls Glee Ciub l0; JRC H: YELLOW JACKET l2 Soph. Editor I2 Gold Conv. I0..H12:HRL Gov.H DWNN GOULAsiehls Chorus l2: JRC IZ: Honors I2: MusTcM l2 PATTY GREENieoId Conv, X02 IL 122 Chairman 10: HR Lt. Gov. I0. II. l2. VITA GNLLoieiHs Glee CIub IO. M: FBLA II; FHA II: JRC r02 W V22 VP 121Maroon Conv. H: DE l2. Wss GoImoer Senior EnglIsh dass lisiens aHenHvely fo records . , 2 Beethoven or The Mamas ard Papas? 9O JERSEY IEL'IO RETIRED IN MEMORY BILL GRUENKEACab. nei II I2; JCL II; NHS II; Hig Ii Honors IOI II Honors I2 Gold Conv. ID III I2: NMSF Commended smdem III LINDA GUESTIAFS l2: Cabinci to: Congress l2: French CIub Io, II: GRA IO, II, I2: Heralds 1L :2; PILOT 5m: II: Rep. Players II; Philosophy Club IOI II rz- Gold Conv. l0, II, 12 Chain man IO II IZ- HRGov 10 III DEBBIE GUIDRY Band IO III l2; Swinqsfers 12 FBLA I2; Honors 12; Maroon Conv. I0. III Chairman ll: HR Sec'y I01Treas, II. LI. Gov. l2. DENNIS GUIDRY JAMES GUIDRY MARILYN GUIDRY-GirlsB GIec CIub II4 Mixed Chorus I04 BLA l1 I2 ParIIamEnIaIIan l2: FHA le2 BRA l0 Maroon Conv IO I2. WAYNCE GUIDRY-Swimming Club II: Gold GLORCIA GUILLORY VENITA GUTHRIE MARILYN HADDENiAFS IZI Trees. I2; Band IOI II, l2, Swingsfers II. l2: Cabine? I0. ll. 12: Congress I2: FTA IQ ll, IZI Vice Pres. l2: GRA IO. III I2: HeraIds II, I2: JCL II. I2. Trees. I2: LeHer GirIs I2: High Honors IOI II I2; NHS III l2i Sec'y l2: GoId Conv IO HI I2 Chairman IO ll: Execi Comm. IO. NANCY HAHNMBand I0 Il I2: Cabr ineI IO- FBLA I2 GRA IZ Honors II: Slide Rule Club II: Spanish Club l2: Maroon Conv. IOI II. 12 Chairman IOI II. I2;HR,SecinOi 12. VIRGINIA HALE OF LATE FOOTBALL STAR EIDOM VIVIAN HALE DMNNE HALL JEFF HALL-vFociball IO H XZ Let fared Q; Duke X0: 6on Com. lo, M X2: Prince X2: NerIserIcf Fomball l2. LARRY HALLiFOoiba Mgr. H Maroon Conv, I1. PAT HALL GiHs Gbe CM: l0. H: HR Sec'y I0 I2. MILTON HAMILTONABand I0: Pro- Iedor Gab II: Gold Conv, IO. H, X2; 2: MIKE HAMMOCKiHonors IQ H. I2: SHde Rub l2; Maroon Conv. II: 60H onv . PAT HAMMOND CAROUNE HAMPTON AFS IL l2: Congress 10 H, l2: Heralds IL l2; Hussars ll, l2: Honors W H. l2: Ready Wrifers X0; NHS H, X2: Maroon Conv. H; 60k! Conv. l0. l2; HR Sec'v X0; French Club I2. Sec'y l2. DWAH HAMPTOyWAFS H I2 comes Sec'v w2; Congress n; French cub n m VP wz; Harms H m: Hussars n. l2: Horors m H l2: NHS IL l2; Maroon Coma l1: HR Sec'y ll. Tress. l0: Gold Corw IO, 12. GLEEN HANDEL-FoorbaH 10, II, 12 LeHered 12; Gold Conv. l2. ANDY HANSENiAFS 12: Band 10 IL 12: Congress H: Heralds IL I2: JCL I2: High Harms W H. X2: NHS IL X2; Maroon Conv. !0 H X2 Chairman IQ H; HR Gov. IO. 92 SENIORS CHECK IT OUT THESE BOYS ARE aH smHes as may onioy me breakfasl given m men honor. Fm. wen +0 rsgm W Mark seals MI 9 Damn. Ricky Beam and Jimmy Crouch. CATHY THOMPSON, JANET Jones and Charlene CoVe of- fer an 0 Diane fgraphs 9o BorqobeHo's MHe Friend. THESE SENDR ems fake Hme cue from their Check Day Breakim adiviHes +0 pose praH'in for fhe camera. From left +0 righf are Jacque Her pen Jane Craig, Ida Clean Ann Fem Dinah Hampm Suzy Barrueaw, Becky amen Myra Broussard and CaroHne Hampfon. 15 BOYS - 15 GIRLS HONORED CHECK DAY HONOREES 0F I067 swerNe AUTOGRAPHS rs a common sight 5+ me annual Check Day Breakfasf, axon scam. Donald Fields, Tom Broussard. Tim Broussdrd Jan Cam, and Tommy Therlof are no excepmsasmeypumesrwrmng handinacfion. 93 94 THANKSGIVING GIVES STUDENTS TIME DALE HARBERLA CappeIIa l0, IL I2: LeHered III I2; AII-RegIon IoI II, r2; AII-Slale FinaIIsI II, I2; AlI-SIaIe Choir II- Congress I0 FBLA IO- Honors IOI II: Mus ical 10 I2: GoId Conv. I0 II. SCOTT HARMAN7CabIneI l2: Cheer. Ieader l2: GoId Conv. IOI II, I2: Execque CommIHee III I2: HR Gov. I2. JACQUE HARPERiAFS Il. I2: GIrIs Glee Club II: GIrIs Chorus l0; French CIub I2: FNA I0: Hussars II. I2; Hon- ors IO. III l2; HR Gov. II. Sec'y I2I Trees. IO: Maroon Coma l0, III IZI Ex- ecuIIve Commmee IO. l1. STEPHEN HARWOODiBand IOI II, I2. LARRY HASSINGER-Tennis IUI ll. I2; HeraIds IZ:JCL10I II: Honors I0. III I2: SIIde Rule Club II.I I-IZI SwImmIng Combl l0,2 III I2 Trees GoId Conv. ISUSIfINI 2HAWKINSHAFS III I2: FHA l2: Rep. Players II Spanish CIub II: Maroon ConvI ll: GoId Conv. IO. I2; HRTreas. IOI II. GLENDA HAYMON- GIrIs C'norus I0, ALICE HEBERTHFHA l2: Honors III I2: Maroon Conv. I2. BETTY2 .HEBERTr OGIrIs GIee CIub IOI III I2 GoId Conv. I0 III CHARLIEZNE HEBERT-French Club IO: FHA I2 JRC II. I2: Maroon Conv II; HR LI. Gov. l0 Sec Cy I2 Tress. I2 JOHN HEBERT-Rep. Players I2l:I SIIIdie RuIe I2 SwImmInq Club I0 Jr Sr PIay 12 GoId Conv. I0. AmaIeur RadIo I2. III. I2: TO ENJOY THEIR FIRST HOLIDAY SHARON HILLiForCnsX-c Society XOX II. X21FNAI0X XIX I2: IstPXZ:JCLIl. XZ: Horors IO. IIXI X2X Maroon Conv, XOX ll IZ- HRTreas Z. JOCK HXNRXCHLS Band l0. XIX X2: SIX'de RuXel CXuXa XI: JUGS I0. XXX Gold Cow X0 MIARYLYNI 2HODGES-Freanch CXub ll0. -Honors 10. ll. XZXH Lt Gov. NIHS X2: Gold Conv, IZ. HARRY HOELZLE-Band X0. XX: Jef- XersonXarXs XX'X JR C II: SXIde RuXe l0: Gold Ccnv. XOX XXXI MXKE HOLBROOK HORACE HOLLAND I-br' NANCY HEBERTHDEX WSweelXXeart IX: LX. 60 v. l0 'X DE THOMAS HEBERT RANDY HENCKEiBaer XOX lX. l2: Presv X2: AXXXRequn X2: CabXneX XOX llX X2: H'XqXX Hmcrs IXX X2; Hunors X0: NHS I2: 6on C'mv. IO, XIX X2X Ex- X' :- CommXHXw XOX Xl- McXXX SCFOXV X'ersonXans XOX XXX LOUXS HERLXNiTennXs XOX XI, X2: Le!- iered l2: JCL XX: Honors l0X ll. IZ: SXXde RuXeZ X2: Smean'X CXub XOX XX: NHS IX CHRXS HXGGS-Cabmef XOX Xl: Ccnr nress XIX X2: Fume Drs. CXub X0: Honors XOX iXX XZX- Number Sense l0: 6on Conv. XOX XXX X2: HR Gov. I0: LX. Gon I X. PHXLLXP HXGHTOWER XZ- HR Gav. XOX XXX X2; JeXr X2 96 ROBERT HUBBARD HENRY HUDSON CHARLES HUEBEL JUDY HUFSTETLER-JCL II I2: Hon- crs RENE HUFSTETLER LYNDIA HZUNT-Band I0. II: Maroon Corw. IO BAYNE HOLLEY-Arf Club l0: Honors l2; Rep. PIayers l2: PoIIIicaI Science IO. EMMEITI HOLLINGSWORTHkMaroon Conv CARY lHOLTIIHmIIaaII IO; JCL II. I2: HIgh Hon or; I0. II: NHS II.12; Maroon Conv. I2 Gold Conv. I0 LINDA HONEYCUTT-AFS II: Band l0 II: FHA II FNA I0. II: FTA ll. IIZI: GRA I0. II I2: JRC l2; GoId Conv. JIOHN HOUSTON Adv ScIence I2. Pres. l2; French Club l2: High Honors l0. II. l2: Number Sense IO; Slidve Rule II. I2: NHS II. I2: GoIdC l0. II. IZ: MeriI' SchoIarship FicnzITsI I2; HR Gov. I0. II. I? KENNETH HOWARD-Marocn Conv. IO PEGGY HUNTER-AFS I2I GIrls Chorus IO: FHA I2I GRA IO. HeraIds II I2: Hussars II. I2: YELLOW JACKET SIaII IZI MMarccn Conv. IOI I2I HR Secy I0, PIATTZY HYDEMAFS I2I GIrIs GoIi III 6 Cabme? II. I2, FTA II : RA IOI II I2: LaHer GirIs I2I Parliamenfarian IZI High Honors IO. II. 12: SIide Rule ID. INHS III I2I Maroon Conv. IOI III l2: HR LIIG IO. GEORGE IMHOFFMAFS I2: Band IO. III Heralds lo, I! JACINTO INFATEiHonors I0, II; Spanish Club l0: GoId Conv. l0, SANDRA INGHAM BILLIE JACKSON-French Club I2: FTA IOI II, 12I VP II: HIgh Honors I0: Honors III I2: SIIde Rule ID: NHS III I2. TREASURES PACKED Ior HomecomIng by senior Heralds. 97 FESTIVITIEQ AND SONGS CHRIS JACKSONiHigh Honors l2; Honors H; Maroon Conv. I0, H. 12 UNDA JACKSONieRA IO: High Hon- ors l2: Honors IO. M. l2: NHS l2; Gold Convl IQ H. I2: FBLA 12. JOHN JAME57CabInet l0: Honors I0: Maroon Conv. II: Gold Conv. I0 I2. JUDY JEANISVGM: Glee Club ll: GRA 10: Maroon Conv. 10. H: Gold Conv. IZ, HCHARD MMENEZ-French CTub I2: FTA X2: Honors I04 ll. l2: Spanish CM; II. l2: Maroon Conv. I0 II, 12. DOROTHY JOE CHARLOTTE JOHNSONieirls Chorus X21FHA ll, 12 Treas. l2:FNAIO, II. 12: GRA I0. ll. I2: LeHer Girls I2; Maroon Conv, II. I2 JOHN TRUMAN JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON LANA JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON-Maroon Conv. II. ARNOLD JONES-Foofball IO. H. 12 LeHered l2; Maroon Conv, l2 MARK CHRISTMAS AT TJ BENTLEY JONE$ Basebal1 1I; FoorbaH 101 1L 12, LeHered I11 12: A Cappe11a 111 121Boys Chorus 10 IL 12: Honors 1!; Musical 10. I2: Maroon Conv. 101 11 1Z7HRGov,I1.I2. DONNA JONES1AFS 12: A CappeHa 121 LcHered 12: G'wls Glee Club 101 II;JRC 12:Mus1cal ll, 12: 601d Cow. 10.1I:Sexf91'12. GRACEANNA JONES1AFS ll. l2: Cab1ne1 12; A CappeHa ll. I2. organm 121 sweeeheare IZ LeHered 121 Sec'y 12: GM; eras Club 10; GRA 1o: Hera1ds 111 12: Hussars w 121 Chap151n ll, Tenor Sergeam 12: Honors 12: Musica1 H l?: Maroon Conv. 101 12 Chairman 10 12: Gold Corw. 111 CHaTrman 11: HR Gov.101l1v JACK1E JONEsiBand 101 I11 12: Swhgsrers 1L IZ1 Trea; 101 H151or15n ll, Sec'y 12: Cebine1 101 111 12: BRA 101l1,12:JCLI1.l21Sec'y12:Honors I01 I11 S11de Rule l0 l1: NHS ll. 12, Trees. l2; Maroon Conv, IO. l2: 601d Conv. I11 Chairman 1l; HR Gov. 10. L1, Gov. 11. 12; Junior Class Trees: Senv ior C1555 Sec'y: High Honors 12. JANET JONES-FHA 1L 12; ERA II: Geld Conv. 1L l2, Chairman II. KATHRYN JONEsiAFS 111 12: Art C1ub 12; Cabinef l0 l1: GM; Glee Club 11: Mixed Chorus l0: FHA l2: JCLI11I2:JRC12:Honors1O111,12: NHS 1L 12: Maroon Conv. I11 12: Gold Conv. 101Cha1rman IO. M1CHAEL JONEsiFoofbaH 12, RICHARD EARL JONESiProiecmr; Club 101 u: mosophy Club 101 11; Maroon Conv. 10. RUTH JONES Honors 10. ll: 601d Corv. 11. WALTER JONEsiEand 101 111 12: Hera1ds 12: Honors lo, 111 12: S1ide Ru1elZ;NHSI1112:Maroon Conv, ll, 12: 601d Conv. 10: Pedecf Affendance 1D. LAURA JOPLlNiAFS 12: Cabinet IO, l1, l2:Heralds11. 127Hussar5 ll. 12. Bugle Sergeanf l2: JCL 101 I1: Honors 101 1L 12: Number Sense IO: Maroon Conv. 11: 601d Cow, 10. THERESA JOUBERTiHonDrs 101 I11 12: Spanish C1ub 111 l2; Maroon Conv. ll. 12: 601d Conv. 1D; PoHHcal Science 12. 99 AFTER MlD-TERM EXAMQ STUDENTS CARLISS JUDICE-FBLA I2; High Honors ll. l2: Honors I0: NHS ll, I2; Maroon Conv. I0, 1L l2; HR Treas. 12; Sr. Wahzers l2. KATHLEEN JUDXCE 6iHs Chorus 12. Pres. X2. ANN JUNGEN-AFS I2: CabMePlZ: FBLA IZ: GRA IO. 12; Maroon Conv. 0 IL H: Peried AHendance II. l2. DAWD KASPER Honors 10, II: Maroon Conv. l0; 60w Conv, II, JANIS KELLYiAFS l2: Ban I0. II. l2: I. Cablnef H: Congress l0: Fcrensic So- ciew IL l2: French Club H, 12; Trees. l2: ERA I0, II: Honors l0, III I2: PILOT SfeH l2: Ready Writers l0: Philosophy Club IO, IL I2; Gold Ccnv, I04 H, 12; Merit Scholarship l2: HR LL Govl l2: Debafe Squad I7. l2. LeHered II. 12. LARRY KELLYiaand ll. I2: JeHer- som'ans lll 12; Slide Rub I2: Musical ll l2: Edd Conv. H. JAMES KENTON CabIne+ l2: Congress IO, ll; Honors IO. ll. l2; Slide Rule 10: HNS l2: 6on Conv I0. II. I2 Periecf Af'endance W. CRNG KESSLER WANDA KXMEROUGH GRA I0. II. JOHN KFTCHENkDE ll. I2 AUDRY KNIGHT FELIX LABORDE RELAX AT FINAL FLING RAE LEE LABOVE-FELA 10; FHA l2. DUDLEY NEEL PAT LANCLosiCabinev I2; FBLA IOt ll l2; FHA l2- GRA l0. II. II: aroon Conv.10 l2 HR Secy l0; PMeNed ANendance l0: AFS I2. BECKY LANDRY-FBLA I04 IL I2. Historian Recorder I2: FHA 10; FRA I JRC II: HR LL Gov. l2. Treas. I0 DWIGHT LANDRY GLENN LANDRY KATHERINE LANDRY ROBERT LANDRYieoH Conv. 10. RONALD LANDRYiTreck 8 Fisk! 10, IL I2. LeHered l0. l2; Projedor Cmb H. SANDRA LANDRYiGMIs Chorus I2. roon VP 5 cm. ?INTHIONY LANGHAMLGoId Corw MARTzHA LIANGLOIS JRC I2: My room Conv. lOI I02 AS JACKETS EXCEL IN '67 NEW BONME LEBLANcieRA 10: JRC IO: High Honors IO, ll, l2: Gold Conv. IQ H, 22: HR Sedy H, Tress. f2: DE I2. FLORA LEBLANCiDE X2. GLENN LEBLANC TANYA LEBLANciHonors I0. ll. l2: Maroon Conv. Goid Conv. 12: DE 12 Reponer l2 6M m, I2 WILFORD LEBLANC-FoofbaH 102 H. 12- LcHercd wz Mamcn Conv, 102 H. I . CUFTON LEMNRE MARVIN LEMOINE JERRY LEON BEVERLY LEONARDiFBLA X0: Honors 102 H, X2. DAVID LOHMANN7Congress X2: French Club IL X2; Honors HI I X2: NHS III2 l2 Maroon Corw. IO, H: Geld Con IJO ELLEN LONG- FTA X0; Honors H, IFZEUPE LOPEZ VICTORY FLAG IS WORN THIN k RECEIVING HER CHARM ham Heralds presidenf Mark Sasha. is 1966 Homecoming Queen Sandy Daxxs. JANE LOVEiFHA l2; FNA ll, l2. Sec'y1216RA X0: Hussars H l2: Gold Conv. 10 l2: HR Trees. I2. JUDY L WE PAULA LOYACANOgAFS 12: Conv grass 12; FBLA M II, I2: FHA l2: BRA IO M l2l:I JRC H: Honors I2: Mar roon Conv. ' 60M Conv. H.12. GLORIA LYONISI; FBLA ll. X2. ROY MCBRIDE AFS l0. Il Shde Rub H: Gold Conv, IO: Maroon Conv l2 l03 KENNETH McCLEVEY FooIbaIl IO: Track SI Fie Id IOI I2: Cabinet I0. III I2I Honors l0 II I2: Maroon Conv. III I2I- Chairman III 60Id Conv. IOI Chairman IOI HR 60v. IOI II; LI. 60v. l2: JRC I2. KATHY MCCOMBER6GMS Chorus I2; PILOT SIaII IOI III I2I Paqe EdiIor II. AssociaIe EdiIor I2 QuiIl XI ScroII II lnIer Club CounciI IZ RANDY MCCOROUODALE PTA l2: Maroon Conv. GARY MCDPONALD FoofbaII IOR: Chess III. Tress. :d6oI Con .;I0 RTreas. KAREN MCDONALDiA CappeIIa I I. I2: 6irIs GIee Club IO: FTA ZIO. Il ; Honors IOI lIII 2:l2 NHS III ;061d KIRK. McDOWELL JCL II- Honors Io. Maroon Conv IoI- Chess II. LINDA MCFADDENiAFS I2: Cabinel II'I Congress I2I- FHA l2: GRA I0: qussars II. IZI Ideal Hussars I2. Sec'y JR RC IO: Honors l0 I2: YELLOW JACKET SIaII l2: Maroon Conv. IO. U IZI HR Secy l2: Lion SweeII'Ieer I2. MURPHY MCFADDEN Chess I2I Ma- 60 roon Convi l0. II; Id Conv. l2: Honors 10 II STAN McFALLS ZCabineI l0; Congress IOI II l2: Heralds III I2I JCL II I2 High Honors I0; Honors III l2: Maroon Convi IOI III I2. MOLLY Mc6EE-AFS III I2; Tennis IOI ll: 6RA IOI II; JCL l0. ll. I2: Honors I2; PhiIosaphy CIub l0. II, I2: Maroon Conv TALITHA McGEE-FHA I2I FTA I0 -6RA IoI III Maroon Conv IOI II. MIARTHA McREYNOLDsiArI CIub I2. Secy I2- CabineI I2I- French Club I0 em IoI III Honors I0. II; Maroon Conv. IoI II. I2I Chairman Io. I2; HR Sec'y IoI II. EBBTIDE GIVES SENIORS A NEW OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW WRITING SKILL woomzow MABRY FBLA I2I SIIde Ru Ie I2I- GoId Conv. IoI I2 JAY MACBRIDEl Pmiecfor cub IOI II oorI cm O-Gold Cunv II DEBBIE MACHALEK AEs IZ-I CabIneI III GirIs Chorus lI- Congress II- Forensic SocIer IOI- FIencII Club Io. III I2I Pres. I2: ERA IoI III I2I Honors IOIIII12:MusicaIlIII21NHSIIIIZ: GoId Com IOI III I2I HR Gov. III LII Gem I2I- Jum'or CIass soc'yI Duchess Io sI. BaII II: MosI Popular eIII I2. KENNY MALIN GLORIA MALLET SANDRA MALLET7 Honors I2: Ma Conv IO III YELLOW JACKET SI:IW H SUZANNE MANAR7 GoId Conv. I0 III l2; HR Sec c'y LAWRENCE MANSON7 Band IOI III CabIneI l2I Honors IOI II I2I MusicaI II: NHS III III GoId Conv. IO ll: ChaIrman I II SUSAN MARCANTEL7CabIncI ll: Clongress I2I FIA I0. III I2I Treas. I0. . I2: Heralds III l2: High Honors l0. HlonoIs III I2; NHS II. I2I GoId Conv IOI III I2I ExecuII've Comm. II. NORRIS MARCEAUX JRC IoI- Maroon Conv. EARL MARSIH DNHIS III I2- Heralds IZICongress I0. II; CabIneI I2I Track 2; Field Io. l2; HIgII Honors Io. III I Gold Conv. I0. II: NEDT CeIIIIIcaIe I0. l1. RITA MARSHALL '05 I06 SHERRWLL MARnN-French cm; I02 H: Hth Honors m2 H: SpeHing 2:; Wain WHHng H; NHS H2 Go Conv. IO M: GRA HERMINIA MARTINEZ46RA 2o YEL. Low JACKET SmH H2 I2- SpanTsh cm: IO2 H. l2 Reporfcr II- Maroon Conv. 122- FNA rvHKE MASON Cabinet l02 Chess Club I22 Twas. IZ- Congress H2 42- FBLA 22; FLA 102 H, 122 Sec'y Trees, IO. VP H. Pres. l2: Honors wz; Maroon Conv. x2; 6on Com l0. IL PAT MASON A CappeHa II. X2: Girls Chorus l02 FNA ll. IZ: Musical H2 12: GoId Conv. 202 H HR Gov. m2 Trees. H2 LL Gov. I22 Congress IZ2 MAUREEN MAY GARY MAYES Chess CM:2 H Honors H- Shde me lo H2 AFS 12: Maroon Conv CONGRESSMEN HOLD DISCUSSION CONCERNING COrm'ng adivmes CHARLENE MENARDiFHA IX. I2: Ham n2 l2: 6on Com. :0. n I2. NORMA MENCHACA FBLA l2- FHA X2- spamsh Club IX. 12- HR Trcas l2. 6on Co ow l2. NXCKX METHVXN- Cabinef IO: FBLA XX. XZ- FNA XX2 l2: GRA IO, M, '2: Maroon Cm. no. u; HR Tress. ll. sec'y X22' 6on Ccnv. X2. FRXTZ MEYERiBand l0. Xl2 l2: Jofferr somans I22- Maroon Conv.102 RONALD MXCHALKiBaskefbaXX IO2 H2 l2: Leffered IO. ll. X22 GuXd Comm l22 ATTAINS DISTRICT BID RUPERT MXDGEXTEgFIencH CXub l0. DARREL MXGUEziJCX. XX2 l2: Hon- urs X02 IX; Marocn Conv. XX2 X2: 6on Com. IO. JAMES MXLLER LEE MILLER TennXs 2 I22 Lenored IX X22 A Ca ppeXXa l2: AXX- SfaXe Cher X22 Boys Quanei X22 Honors X02 l2: MusXcaX X22 JUGS XI2 l2. Pres X22 Gold Conv. X02 IX2 l2; Band X02 XX. NANCY MXNTEkiAFS XX2 l2: AH CXub IZ: TcnnXs IX2 X2; CabXnef X02 IX, X2: Canvass X22 Typisl X2: GRA X02 ll, X2: Herade ll, X2: YELLOW JACKET Suff l2, Bus'mess Manager 12: Marcow Conv IO2 XX2 X2 LeHer GirXs 122 HR Gov. l0. XX2 X2 JAMES MONROE ProchXcr CXub X22- 6on Conv l2; HR L2. Gov.102 ll. NB 2. 9h RONALD MONSONrArI CIub IOE DONNA MONTAGNIE2 High Honors ll. l2 DEI2E' Tre MICHAEL MONTE: SFooIbaH IO. JOHN THOMAS MOORE-Arf Club I2: Chess Club IIE l2: YELLOW JACK- ET SIaH l2. TOMMY MOOREEFoolbaH I0: Track XI FIeId l2: Cabinci II: A CappeHa IIE IZE AN RegIon Choir I2: MusIcaI IOE HE I2E Gold Conv l0: HR Gov. IIE LI. av RUDOLFO MORALES Band W H: JCL I12 Honors HIIE Spanish Out: I E GuId Conv IOE l2. SUSAN MOREAU-AFS II, I2E Parlia- menfarian I2: cabineI IIE Congress IOE I2: eRA IoE IIE l2; Posmre Queen I2: Hussars II. I2. Am. QuanermasIer Il. VP I2E MusIcaI IIE Maroon Conv. Io. II. I2E Duchess In St Ball II: Pr?ncess I ROBERT MOREHEAD- FuoIbaII Io II: CabineI IuE II- SIIde RuIe I2; SwimA mIng CIub II; eoId ConvE IoE IIE I2E ChaIrmen II: HR LI. Gov. IOE II: Treas. l2. ROBERT MORENO JACOUE MORGAN-EFNA HE I2: GRA IIE I2; Honors II: Spanish IoE IIE I2: Maroon Conv. Io. Iz- HR LI, Gov IO H: Treas I2 SANDY MORVANT-A CappeHa IIE ems Glee Club I0: FNA Io. II. I2E A IOE HE l2: LeHer ems I2; Ma; rcon Conv. IoE HE l2; HR LL Gov. l0 'Treas I2E EDDIE MOURET-Foorball Io. II. I2. LeHered I2. Congress II. 12: Honors IOE IIE I2: NHS ll. I2: Maroon Conv. 1.12. KATHY MOUTONwArf Club I2: Con- gress I0; FNIA l0 II. '2 JUGS I0 Geld Conv HR Sec'y ll. I2. JAMES MOYIEILHEgh Honors I0; lHom or; II: NHS II. I2: Go Id Co onvI JESSIE MUNOZ2Chess Club ll. VPo ll. PAM NAOMliAFS I2: Congress I2. Corres. Sec'y l2; FBLA IO: FHA I2; GRA l0 Top Ten Posmre Finalist: Hus sars llI I2 eas. l2: Honors 12; YEL- LOW JA CKETr SOaH l2: Maroon Conv. IOI II. l2; HR Trees IO Lions Club Sweerhean 12. ANNIE NAQUIN2French Club IO: FHA l2: GRA IOI ll, l2: Heralds II. 12: Honors IO. II. 12: AFS III 12. WAYNE NICKELSON ELAINE NORRIZS;GIrIs Chorus I0 ll. Pres. II: DE JOHN NORSTROM PAUL NOYOLA-Proiecior CIub I0. NANCY Nusomqaand l0. II, l2. Band SweeH'Iearf Io SwIngsfers ll l2 capIaIn 12 Hisforian I2- Ccngress I2: GIR AH Io- Musical II Gold Conv I0. RLt Gov Cabinet ll CINDHY ODOM'FLLA l2: JRC I2: Maroon Conv I0. ll. 12, Chairman l0, III I2. CAROLYN OLIVERiBand IO, II: FNA I0. ll. I2; Maroon Coma I0. III l2. l0? DANNY OLlVER-Gold Conv. IO H. DON OLWER-Band 10. H. XZ Man- ager l2; Honors H, l2: Maroon Conv. l0. ll: HR Gov. l2. OLVES OLWER BEVERLY ONEALiFTA I0: Honors W H: Maroon Conv. X0. YOLANDA ORENA VAN OVERMAN-Gdd Conv. l0: SEMOR GOVERNORS: FIRST ROW. Chem Pace. Jane om Jam's Wood, Nancy mm, Befsy mmhom SECOND ROW wword Fasten shew Ardc'm, Suzy Barrmeamg Judy P'nHmom JohneHe Cappndonm Dim Truncala Tim Broussard BHI Rmxehuben BACK Row Gcra'd 6m sm Weafherall. ScoH Harmom Gary TraHer. Tommy Fewersmm James Vcrbcom Km wmgm Hardd DJZFEV. IIO CHERYL PACEiAFS II. I2: Band IO. II I2. Drum Maia or IO; CabineI II. I2: FBLA l2: HeraIds II. l2: Honors ll. l2: YELLOW JACKET Staff II: Gold Conv I0. II. I2. HR Gov II I2. Sec'y I0; SwingsIers IIIO l2' ERA I0 II. I2: Red Cross Rep. SANDRA FACE: OAFS I2.- CabineI II: A CappelIa II, I2. LeHered l2: Girls Glee Club I0; Congress I2: GRA IO. II. 12: Heralds II. I21JCL II. I21JRC I0.- Honors l0. ll. l2: Ready Wrifers l0 Maroon Conv IO. l2160ld Conv HR Gov II. KATHY PARDUE2FNA I0; Helralds I2: JCL II. I2: Honors I0 II. I2:Go Id Conv. II. PHILLIS PARHAM JUDY PATE2AFS l2: Band I0. ll. 12: FTA l0. II. l2: GRA IO; Honors l0. II. I2: Maroon Conv. I0. II. I2: HR Sec'v I2. LARRY PATELLA-JCL II. I2: Honors I01II. I2;NHSII.I2:GoId Conv. II. JAMES PATINieoIf 1o. 11. 12. DAVID PAULINO2Maroon Conv. 10, II. I2, H O W A R D PASTORELLA2Maroon Conv. II. SYLVIA PAYNEAGRA I2: Maroon Conv. 10. 11. 12; HR Sec'y 1o. Treas. 11. . DONNA PEACOCK-Band 1o. 11. 12. Swingsfers 11. 12; Congress 10; FTA 10.11. 12. Pres. l2.VP 11.Hera1ds 11. 12. High Honors 1o; Honors 1o. 11. 12 NHS 11, 12 Gold Conv. 10. 11; HR Secy 11 JCLI 12 SU'E PEACOCK AFS 11.12: Cabinet 'Hussars 11. 12. A551 BugIe Sergeanf l12'. H191. Honors lo. 12; Honors 11; NHS 11, I21Maroon conv. 1o. 11. 12. ExecuIive Comm. 11; HR L1. Gov, 12. Sec'y 11. Trans. 10. 11. ll2 PAUL PEARCE JERRY PECKiBand l0 ll. PETE PELLOAT JACK PELZ 60!? ll X2 LeHered II. ILARRY PENN BETTY PERkwsiSpanTsh CM: I2: NHS I2. TABLES ARE TURNED A9 GIRLS MARIE PHILUPS ngh Honors I0: Honors H 12:M aroon Conv H: 60H onv. l0. JUDY PHILMON-AFS H. I2 French Cmb ll: FHA 12 GRA I0; Hera'ds l2: Hussars H I2 YELLOW JACKET SfaH l2' Maroon Conv. l0, l2 Cheh man IO: HR Gov. IQ l . U: Cabinm l0 H X2. LONA WCARDiFIenCh Ciub 10. FRANK PXERCEiFLA H: Heralds l2- PILOT SraH X2; YELLOW JACKET Staff 12: Rep. Players H IZ: Marco COW. W: 60H Con. H. Chairman H- JUGS 10 H: PoWicaI Sdence Club X2 JOYCE PITTMANicongress ML H- French Club l0: GRA Ml: Heralds IL IZ: Maroon Conv H: 60H Conv. IO '2 Chdwrman X0. GREIG PLACETTE Adv. Soenlc-n Fu ure Drs. Cmb 12- JCL 10 S HZ; Rub W H X21oPerr'ecr AHendalnce 10 l2: Gold Conv. H. TREAT BOYS DURING TWIRP WEEK JANJS PLOETiBand W: Congress IOM H: FBLA HM I2; FNA IIM I2. Sec'y I2: GRA IO NM 12: HeraHs l2: JCL l2: lMemory Conv. l0 H.127 HR Lt GovM BETSY PLUMHOFF-AFS II. I2: FHA 12; FTA IOM GRA IO: Herans ll. l2: Hussars MM 12. Uniform Quartermaster I2: Gold Cunv.I W H; HR Sec .Treas. IOM MARK POWDEXTER 0. GAIL POOLE-AFS l2: FHA IZM FNA IOM llM X2: JRC I2:l Honors l0 H.12 ar oon Conv IIM SUSAN POOLE Arll Out; 12: FHA l0: GRA 10. H; Maroon Conv IOM II. I2. LARRY POPE DE l2. CAROL POWELL-GRA IOM Maroon Conv IOM HM HR Sec'y IOM II. l2. JOHNNY POWELL-FoofbaH l0. ll: 50 NELL POWELL AFS Io. ll. x2. swimmers x2; FTA xoM HM I2, Sec'y SenFor cmb l2: GRA JO: JRC IO: Hon- ors I2; Slide Rule x0; eord Conv. Io. HM r2. RANDY POWELL-Gold Conv. I0, II. 12 RdBERT POWELL-Band Io. II: Gold Conv. m HR u. Gav m. OLIVER PRICEMaasebaH IOM ll; Track Field JIM I2M A CappeHa ll: Boys chorus IOM 12:ch n. ll3 MINI SKIRTS AND TWIGGY - MONTY PROVENCE7JCL l2: Honors KAREN PUTBRESS7 Girls Glee Oub l0 Congress ll Spanish X0: Maroon Conv XL Chairman H: JUGS H. I2: 60k! Conv. m. DOROTHY OWBODEAUX7GMS Cho- ns 10: Marco Conv. X2. RXCHARD OUEBEDEAUX PAM QUIBODEAUX GARY RABE7Adv. Science l0: TCnm's IO; Funre Drs. H: High Honors ll: Honors 10 ll; NHS H, . BECKY RAMREZ7Congress I0; GRA I0 H: Spanish cmb l0. ll. I2: Maroon Conv. HI I2: YELLOW JACKET Staff I2. TONI RAMIREIZO Gins Glee Club l0; spam cm MIKE RASTELLll-DE :2 KARIEN REDD7 Horors I2 Gold Conv MARVW REEVES- DE H. MELWN REEVES7 DE H l2, LOOK TAKE OVER AT TJ JESSE RESENDEZ GIEORGIA REYNOLDS Cabinef ID, II: II: GRA 10 PILOY LSfaff 12: Gold Conv, I0. ll. l2:H .Gov I0 II. PATSY REYNOLDS FNA I0, Il. MEYRA RICHARD HR Sec'y I0. ll: SHIRLEY RlCHARD-GRA I0 RAY RICHARD SENIORS PRACTICE for hooienanny. a successM Congress project. II5 Il6 TERRY RICHEqsasebaII II. I2: Honors :0 ll I2- sIIde RuIe II I2 NHS II, BILL RIDLEHUBERACL 12 Band I0. II, I;2 .IeIfersonians I0 II. I2- High Honors II, I2; Honors IO: Musical II: NHS II. I2; Gold Conv, I0. II. Chair- man IO, II: Merlf Scholar II: HR Gov I2. TERRY RITCHEY GLYNN ROBBINS-DE 12. SANDRA ROBERTs-CabineI II. I2: FNA ll. l2: JCL Io. II. I2; Rep. Players l0 ll. I2I: JrSr Play II: Mar roon Conv. IO BILL ROBINSON Elalnd l0 II; Maroon Conv, l0 ll. 12. SENIORS NERVOUQLY AWAIT MARY ROBISONVAFS ll. I2: Cab- inef I2; Congress II- FTA I0: GRA IoI Heralds IL I2 Hussars II. I2. lnslrumenf ouarI. l2; Honors Io. II I2; NHS II. I2; Gold Conv. I02 II IZ- ChaIrman IO, II. l2: HR Treas. I0 SUSAN RODDYgFBLA I2: FHA I2; GRA IOI II, I2: eoId Ccnv. I . SHARON RODEiFNA l0. ll. I2: JCL II. I2: JRC I0 ROBERT RODRIGUEiRep Players Io. ll IZ- PresidenI l2: JESL Play II. II: Musical Io II I2; Gold Conv I0: One Ad PIay I0. II. I2 STEPHEN ROMEO Mixed chorus IO; Fume Drs. II- JCL l0 II: JRC II: Honors l0; PILOT SIaIi IO. II III Rep. Players I0. I: Jr.-.Sr Play ll; Maroon Cow Io, II. I2- Boys Choral IO. KATHY ROMEkoiFBLA III l2; FNA III l2: GRA I0, II: JRC IO: Honors II; Gold Conv. 12: HR Trees. I0. II.I ARRIVAL 0F TEST SCORES MAE ROMEROv-Maroon Conv. l0. ll. KAREN RONOUILLE Band l0. ll. I2: French Club ll FTA II: I0 II, l2: Honors l2; PILOT Sfaff I2 YEL- LOW JACKET Staff l2; Rep Players Gold Conv IO II. I2 JIMMY ROSEACL l0: GoId Conv IO. III I2. NANCY ROSHTOaGErIs Chorus II. l2: PILOT SIaHI MARYl0 ELLEN2 ROSSMFNA I0 II. l2: JRC JANNIIOTA ROTHMAN LINDA RUlZ-YELLOW JACKET Staff I2: Spanish CIub I0. II I2; ReporIer l2. LWILIA IRUIZMMar roan Conv. l0, Chairman RZUMM- -Rep PIayers l2; Maroon Coan 2. GUS SABAMDE l2. DIANA SALASRGRA IO, ll, l2: JRC IOI II. 12; Leffer Girls I2: Honors I0. III l2: Spanish Club I0, II. 12. V.P. 12; GoId Conv. l0. III I2: Top l0 Posfure II: AII-School VolleybaIl Team II. DANNY SALVAGGIO-Honors II. I2: Maroon Conv, II. H7 Il8 SCHOOL HOLIDAY HELPS MAKE JEANETTE SANDERFERiBand IO. n, 12; FT'A IOI n. :2, VP. ll; JCL ll. '2 Honors u; High Honors l0: NHS i He. II2I: GoId Conv I0. II I2; Cab- lSHERI ISANDERS-AFS I2: FBLA ll. I2; l2; FNA 2l0 III GRA IO. II. Sp Hanish CuI bl Maroon Conv I0. II. TYRIE SANDIERIS-Slide RuIe I0: Maroon Chairman II. l2; Honors lIII: Rep PIayers II: Spanish Club IO; PoIiHcaI Science CIub II. 127 Pres. I2. ParIiamenIarian II. 303 SASSER-REp. Players III I2: AII- Sfar Casf III FaII ProducHon I2: Maroon Corw IOI II SHERYL SAVOY2FBLA I2I High Hon- ors I2: NHS I2; French CIub IOI GcId Conv.I2ICI1aIrmanI2. JACOUE SAXON- Honors II: Spanish CIub III l2; Maroon Conv IOI Mixed Chorus I0. PSYCHEDELIC OR OP ARTiTI'Ie stIe makes no difference when boosfing schooI spirII wifh TennIs Shoe Day as the obIeche. LAMAR CAREER DAY A SUCCESS TOMMY SHAPIROIForensic Society l2: Rep. Players II. I2: LeIIered II: FaII ProducIIon II, I2: German Club IIO II: HR LI. Gov. II: Maroon Conv THERESA SHAUNFIELD VIHonors IIO. II. I2; NHS l2 601d Con IO I2: German Club IO. II LIEF SHEPHERDIBasebaII II; Band l0. II: SIide Rule CIub I2: Gold Conv. l0 II. SHERRY SHERIDAN GRA l0: Gold cm I ELAINE SHERMAN-DE ll. I2, CHRISTY SHERRER7CabineI II: Con- gress I0: GRA Io. II, Jr. Posfure Queen 3. AII-School PosIure Queen II: Honors l0. II: High Honors I2: NHS II. I2: Gold Conv, I0. II. l2. Chairman I0. ll: HR Trees. IO. LI. Gov. II; DE I2, SweeIhearI IZI JOHN SCOTT-Band l0. ll. I2; Honors IOI ll. I2; JeffersonIans I2: SIide Rule CIub III I2: Gold Conn I0, II. Chair- man I0: HR LI. Gov. II. SUSAN SCOTTIArI Club II: Girls I2; Honors IO. I2: SpanIsh Club I07 MusIcal I0 II I2. MARK SEALE-AFS Io. II V.P l2: FooIbaII Io II. l2. LeHered ll. I2 AlerisIrIcI I; All sme I2: Basketball I0. II. I2; Band I0. II; Cabinet I0. II, A Cappella I2. VP I2 Congress I0 French Club II, Heralds ll, I2. Pres l2 Honors l0. ll. I2. SIIde RuIe Club l0. II: MusIcaI I2 I. I . Maroon Conv. l0. ll. I2; Chairman I0: HR LI: Gov, II. II; Jr. Class Pres. II: Grand Duke IZ. ALLEN SEDTALIHonors l0. II. I2: HR LI. Gov. l0: Number Sense I0. II. I2. DAVID SELF PAT SHAFFETTiAFS 12: Tennis II. French CIub II. l2: PILOT SIaff II. l2. Girls SpcrIs EdiIor l2: Gold ConvI I0. II: Maroon Conv. H9 QANDPIPERQ HELP MAKE SENIOR WALTZERS ADD color and sphendor Io Senior Ball. FOR THIS SPECML occasion fhese Seniors Med to look their esf. PEGGY GAUTHIER MAKES final preparation before Senior BalL SENIOR BALL A SUCCESS PARENTS AND STUDENTS anxiously awair star? of SenTor Coronation. ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE coronaHon was prodeed b y Paf DIonne. SENIORS RELAX BY dancing to music of Sandepers, '2! l22 KING KIRBY. QUEEN JOAN REIGN OVER '67 COURT BY POPULAR VOTE Frank Born was eleded com DIgnHary. 1957 COURT ASSEMBLES for King and Queen and com? audience - w?nz.r,w1m?m ,mr GARY TROTTER PRESWED OVER BaH. l23 l24 HARD WORK AND PRACTICE TEAM UP SENIOR WALTZERS ENJOYED prache sessions aHer schod ROBBIE RODRXGUE RICKEY BECKER JOHN CORTEZ STEPHEN MYRA BROUSSARD PAULA WHITE LENORA CRICCWO UNDA IN MAKING SENIOR WALTZ A SUCCESS HOURS OF PRACUCE now seem worthwhile as Semor Walners perform for Hue W67 Court EROUSSARD CHARLES BEARD ROBERT MOREHEAD GENE CHRBTMN BROUSSARD CARLISS JUDICE PEGGY GAUTWER DEBBIE WILLIAMS l25 BASEBALL TEAM WINS DISTRICT TITLE EDWIN SHERWOOZD Political Science 12.ng.af Arm SUSIE SHINN :AFS ll I2- Band to. :2. ACappeHa I2 FNA I0. ll. I2: GRA l0. H. '2- Honors IO. II- Musical I2; Ma aroon Coma IO. I2: Chairman to Gold Conv. II: HR Sec'y 12: Mixed Cher ll. SHELUIA SHULTSiGRA 10. II. 12. JCL II. I2; Honors I0 I2: NHS I2:I IReady Wrifers I0: Go ld Conv IG, HR Treas. H. ANNA EUSA BARROS SLLVA UNDA SIEMENS2AFS ll. 12: Cabinet IO. I2; FHA I! I2. FNA I0 I! I2. VP II. Pres.l 0l2:l SpanishL Club III:l Ma- roon Conv. 0, cv. :ln- fer-Club Coluncill l2. SHERRON SLOCUMAMaroon Conv. I0. II2 BRIGHTLVCOLORED posfers were a sign of renewed Jackef 5pm during iombau seasom 3 SENIORS MAKE ALL-DISTRICT TEAM LARRY SMITHiBaskeraII I0. II, 12. LeIIered IZ- HMarc con Conv lI20. III Gold Conv l2; LI. PATSY SMITH-GirIs cWGIeeZ Club IO; Maroon Conv. IO: GoId Conv. I2. E SM T SUSI I H Homers I0. IlI I2: Rep, PIayers IOI Maroon Corw I0. II; DE II. , VICKEY SMITH2Cabinef II; GirIs GIee CIub I0. II: JRC I0: chors I07 Rep, PIayeIs l2: GoId Conv. II FRANK SNELL-Honors II. I2; Gold Conv. II. I2. VELMA SOIGNIER2French CIub IO. II: FTA IOI ll. I2; Honors IOI II. I2: NHS l2. JOE SMARTkFoofbaII I0. II. I2. Lef- Iered l2, Co-CapIain I2; Slide RuIs Club II: SpanIsII CIub I2; GoId Conv. IO II. I2I HR Treas ll. I2- Gentle- manIn-waiIIn ng l2 CARMEN SMILEY Honors II. III NHS I2- Maroon Conv. II: GoId Conv, I2: Nu mber Sense III SHERRY SMILEYgFNA l0. II. l2. CHARLOTTE SMITH'AFS II. I2: CabI IneI IZ: French CIub IO. II. I2: Fu- Ime Lawyers I2; GRA I0I III I2: YEL- LOW JACKEI SIaII I2I GoId ConvI IOI II; Rep. Players l2: Maroon Conv. I2. Chairman I2. HUDSON SMITH-AFS I2: CabineI l2: JCL I2I Rep. PIayers III I2; FaII Pro- ducIIon II; MusI'cal II02; Philosophy Club II2I Maroon Conv GoId Conv II, Chalrman II. IYIO KgREN SMITH FNA IOI II; JRC II. I27 I28 APRIL - MAY DOMINATED BY BOgNNIE SPEIGHTSIFTA IOI III I2 Honors II: Honors I0: PILOT SHIIaIF IZI YELLOW JACKET SIaff l2 HS III l2: Maroon Convz IO. II: Perfect AHendance IOI III CHARLES SPEYRER FooIbalIz IOI III l2. LeHered III II AlISIaIe and AH- DisIricI l2; Track SI FIeId l0. III IZI ILeI'Ielredl ll IZI Honors IZI Gold Conv. JANIIICEl SPEYRIERIFHA II: GRA l2: Maroon Conv. LINDA SPRUILLiAFS III l2: Band l0. IIII I2; FBLA l2: GRA IOI III I2: JRC KARE N STANFIELD-FHA IOI I2: PILOT SIaIf IOI Gold Con I2. LARRY STANSBURYIBaseraII llI FooI- baII IOI III IZI LeHer ed ANNELLE ST. CYR-AFS I2 AII Club I2I Pres I2. Girls Chorus IOI CCcngress 10; Maroon Conv. I2: 60 Id Corw. IOI InIer-Club Counc II II JAMES STEGALL;BaskeraII IOI Man- ager IOI- Rep p. Players II- SIide RuIe CIub III Maroon Conv. I0. III I2I Chairman II. JANIE STEPHENSNAII CIub II. I2: Girls Chorus IOI Maroon Conv. I2: GoId Conv. II, VICKI STEVENSvGirIs GIee CIub IOI III I2; FELA I GoIdC onv. IOI III I2. DOLLIE STEWARTNBaIId l0, II: FIA I0; GRA IO. M. IZI- Slide Rule Club III I2: GoId Conv. ll: JUGS II, I2. DONALD GREGORY STORCH Forem sII'c Socier IO. II. l2: Honor ors I0. III :NHS III I2: PhIIosophy Club III I2I Pres. l2: Maroon Conv l0. II; MerII SchoIarshIp WI'nner l2I Commended SIudenf I2I InIer-Club Council IZI SENIOR GRADUATION PARTIES DON STOREY ELAINE STRAHANaan II 22- Band 202 H. 222 A552. Drum M5202 I02 swimmers 22 Cabinet I02 II: Forensic Sociefy 202 22 French CLIub I0 FNA IO, M. 222 FTA 202 JC l0. ll. I2; JRC 22; Honors I0: R9222 Players l0. ll. 22, 555+ Acfress II; Fall Produclion II2 22: Maroon Conv. 202 n. FRANCES STRAUSS-FHA ll2 I22 FTA 22; Maroon Conv. I0. II2 22 Chairman II: HR Sec'y ll2 Treas2 I2: JUGS ll. I2 CAROLE STUBBS2AH- Club I2: FHA II: FNA I02 ll. I22 GRA I0l II: JRC I0; Honors I0. I22 MHaRrocn Conv. ll, l2: Gold Conv. I02 Trees l02 FELIPE SUBIAiTrack 1R Field l2: Ma. roon Conv ll. LARRY SWAN JAMES $WEAT-A Cappella l2; Boys Chorus 22: Congress l0. I2: Heralds l2: Musical 12: Gold Conv. l2. RICHARD TALMANTEZ JAMES TAROUINEE2JCL l2. Trees. I2: Slide Rule IO. JEANIE T AYLOR- AFS I0 ll. t2- Forensic Sociely I12 I22 Debahe Team I02 ll. I22 Coordinafor H Pres 222 LeHered II: High Honors IO- Honors ll, I2- NHS II. 222 Gold Conv I02 Chairman I02 Mam scholarsmp I2 Finalise 22 PAT TAYLOIFJRC II Honors I02 IL 22 Maroon Conv l02 Gold cow ll. I29 THREE TJ SENIORS AWARDED LOIS TERRYH French CIub IL l2: Re- porier Igh Honors IO IL l2L YELLOW2 LECKET Sic ID IL I2 Ready WrHers l0 NHS IL I2: Maroon onv. Io. DAVID TETREAULT-JCL IIL Rep. Play- ers l2- Gold CorwI Io- MI'xed Chorus IoL IIL AccompanIsI IoL II. TOMMY THERIOT-AFS I2L Heralds IIL I2- HIgh Honors IoL IIL I2- Number Sense IIL NHS IIL I2L eoId Conv IoL I2L Execque CommIHee IOL- HR . IOL LI. Gov II- 50 pIIomme C1555 V.P- Junior CIass PresIdenIL AH School Pres Idem I2 L JUDY THIBODEAUX-Cabinef l2; FBLA l2 FHA I2L GRA ID, IL I2; JRC IOL IL I2: Honors I2; Maroon Conv. I0. II. I2. EARNEST THOMASiJR-SV. Play II: MusIcal II. I2; PIoIeclor CIub I22 RALPH THOMAS2AII Club l2: Mar roan CorwI I0: HR LL Gov. ll; Track SI FieId SHERRY THOMASiCabI'rIeI l2: II: FTA Io, II. I2: JCL l0. II. 12: High Honors l2; Honors Io. II: NHS I2- Maroon Conv LGoId Conv. 10: HR Sec' II CATHYY THOMPSONHKFS II. 12; French CIub IOL II- FHA I2, FTA I0, II- Hussars IHL I2 Honors IO. II. I2: 60 Id Conv JAN THOMPISON AFS II I2: FIsncII Club IIL GRA IoL II: Hussars II. I2: YELLOW JACKET SIaII I2; Maroon Conv on. II. I2: HR Sec'y I0: Lt Gov. ll; JOAN THOMPSONVAFS IoL II. I2: Cabinef II; GRA IO: Heralds IO. II, I2: Hussars IIL I2: Honors 12: YELLOW JACKET SfaH '2: Maroon Conv. I0. II. I2. ChaI'rman I2: HR Sec'y IOL l2. TressI II; Pr?ncess l2. LARRY THOMPSON JAMES TITUS-Marcon Conv. IO. MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS NATIONAL SAN D RA TRAHAN JANE TRAWEEK-HussIaIrs II. 12; Her- alds IoI ll. CabIne SHIRLEY TRONSTAD-AIES II. I2: ArI Club I2- Band l0 II I2. ll: I0 II I2; LeIIeI Girls l2: YELLOW JACKET SIaII I2. Honors I0: Rep. Players II I2 JrI-Sn Play II; GoId com IOI III l2: Chairman I0: HR Trsas. Io. GARY TROTTEREAFS III I2; Band I0. II: CabIneI IOI III I2; Cheerleader I2: Honors IOI III IZI Gold Conv. l0. II: Chairman l0 II: HR Gov. IOI Lf. Gov. II: DIANNE TRUNCALE AFS I2: IcabIIIeI I2-I Congress Io. French CIub l; FN A Io- Hussars III I2I Honors l2l; PILOT SIaII I2I sweeIIIeaII I2; Maroon Canv. l0; HR LI. Gov. II. Gov. I2: Duchess I0: LadyinIWaIHng I2I BaskeraII SweeII'IearII . SANDYI ITURNER EooIbaII l0: Maroon BETTY TOLIVER KATHYI 0ITOLIVER Honors Conv II I2. GAIL TOOMS-GIrIs Glee CIub IZI High Honors IOI III Honors I2: Span- IsII Club I07 NHS III I2: Musical l2. l2; Maroon GEORGE TOUCHETTE I JCL I 2 Honos I0 II. I . SIIde Rule CIub II Texans l2. N H. 12: GoId Conv. l0. II. I2 TONY TRAHAN l3l l32 SOUTH PACIFIC SHOWN T0 TERRY TYLER HAROLD UNDERWOODIM a r 00 n ConvI II: FooIbaII I0: JUGS IO. II. DANNY USEY YVONNE USSERY-AFS I2: FHA I2: GRA IO: Hussars III I2: Honors l2: Mar roon Co orIv II: HR Trees. I2. MILLARD VAN HESS SANDRA VAN HESSIAFS I2: FBLA I2; GRA I0. II; JCL l0. III I2: JRC I2: HigII Honors I2; Honors IO. II: Maroon Conv. IO, II. CAROLINE VARA HERMAN VARELAIDE l2: SpanIsI'I Club I1; SergeanIraI-Arms . CHARLES VAUGHNIBasebaII III LeI- Iered II: JCL II I Honors IZ: SIide RuIe CIub III IZI GoId Conv IOI III I2. VICKEY VAUGHANIAFS III I2; Band J I0. III IZI SwIngsIers II I2: CL ll: Honors IOI II l2: NHS I2: Maroon Conv I0. II EVELYN VASOUEZ-GIrIs GIee Club II: FLBA IZ: FNA II. l2. Sec'y IZI GRA IOI III I2: YELLOW JACKET SIaII l2; Spanish Club I0 III I2. Sec'y l2; Maroon ConvI I0. II. I2; HR Treas. III l2. MOLLY VASOUEZIAFS III I2: GIrIs Glee cm: Io, II: FTA IO: HeraIds I2: JCL I2- HIgI'IHorIors I0. I2. NHS II. I2. PIIiIosopI'Iy Club I2;II ScrIbe II- Ma roon Conv IOI III THREE CROWDS l9 SUCCESSFUL MARK SEALE RELAXES and enioys himseN during TwTrp Week. WILLIAM VEASEY-Maroon Conv. H. 12 JEFF VELA Boys Choral l0. H. JIMMY VERBOON HeraHs l2: High Honors IO. ll. 12: S'ide Rub Team II. X2: NHS IL I2: HR. Trees. H. LL 0 l2. PHILLIP WCE DE Q, LARRY VICKNAIR-FoolbaH I0, H. 12 LeHered IL 12; Track 8 Field ll. 12 LeHered H: Baseball I0, JAMES WDAUER I33 I34 SENIORS ANXIOUQLY AWAIT NANCY WALKERICabIneI II; FHA I2; FNA III IZI ReporIer I2; JRC IOI IZI High Honors IOI NHSI I I2: Gold Conv I0 III II; Honors II. l2. SUZY WALKER Ar+ cm, Io. II: French CIub I0 Haws III HIsIorIanI Maroon Conv I0. III I2, ChaIrman I0: HR Secy l0. TIM WALKER CYNTHIA WARD BILLIE WARREN LARRY WASHBURN GARY WATSON BILL WEATHERALL-CabI'neI II. III- Fume DrsI Club II- HeraIds II. I2: JC Il- Swimming Club IOI II. II Pres. I2I- Gold Conv I0. III I2: HR ov I MAUREEN WEATHERLYIFHA II: Honors I2I DIXIE WEBB-AFS I2; French Club II; FTA I0. II: GRA IOI III I2: Honors IOI II NHS IIZ-I HM:!OOI'I IConvI l0 III ChaIrman II: LARRY WEBBiYRELLeOW JIACKET SIaII l2. BACCALAUREATE AND GRADUATION WAYNE WEBBHCL II2 Honors I02 II- Gold Conv l0 2 MIKE WEDDELEFrenchII Club Io2 Hon ors I22 Rep. Players I22 Maroon Conv. eoId Conv I22 Chairman I2. LIINDA WELCH FBLA l0. GRA l02 II2 I22 JRC Io, II I22 Secy I22 HI'gh Honors I0; Honors II2 I22 NHS Maroon cw, I02 II. I2 CHARLENE WELLS-AFS l2: M Club I2: Congress l0. II2 I2; French CIub II2 FHA I22- GRA l0. II2 I22 HeraIds II2 I2; Hussars II I22 AssI oDrum Ser geanI I22 Maroon Conv. o2 II2 I22 Chairman II CHARLOTTE WELLS-AFS I22 AIL Schoo! VoHeyball Team H: CabInef 10: French cIub 1026RA I02 II. l2: Hen alas I22 Hussars II2 I22 BariIene Ser- geanf I22 Honors I02 II2 I2: YELLOW JACKET SIaH I2; Marcon Conv. I02 II2 I22 chairman II2 I2; Execque Comm I02 HR Gov Io, LI. Gov ll. TIM WELTY-Rep Players I02 II: Jun- iorSenior Play II2 I2- MusIcaI II2 I2: Maroon Conv. II2 I2. BRENDA WERNER;Rep. Players l2. THOMMY WHEELER;GoId Conv. I02 II2 JAMES WHITE PAM WHITE-Honors I2. PAULA WHITE-vAFS I2: FHA II2 I22 VF I22 GRA I02 ll. l22 Maroon Conv2 Go Id Conv l0 SHELBY WHITE2CabInef H2 I2: FNA I02 II2- GRA I02 II2 Gold Conv. IO. II. l2. ChaIrman I02 tl. I2. I35 I36 RANDY WILKESJFooIbaII I0. II; YELLOW JACKET 5+ IaIf I2. DALE WILKINSON Cheerleader I2. Rep. Players I2- J2 52 Way I2 '06 Id Cw. I2. DEBBIE WILLIAMSVAFS l2; CablneI Io; Congress II, IZ: Heralds II2 I2; Hussars II2 I2; JCL II2 I2; Honors Io. II, I2; Rep. PIayers II2 I2; 2252. Play 22; LeIIered I2; NHS ll. I22 SopI'I. CIass sec'y; 592202 WaIIzers I2. GLORIA WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMS;Band Io, II2 ReporIer I2; FTA I02- GRA Io II2 I2; LeIIer GirIs II2 I22 Secy I2; YELLOW JACKET SIaIf l02 II2 I2 SecIIon Ed EdIIor 2n CIIIeI I2; QuiII 22 ScIoII l2: GoId Conv. I0 I22 AII SchooI Vol- leybalI Team I02 II.1I222 PerfecI AI- Iendance Io; MusIcaI JEAN RUTH WILLIAMIS-Band I02 II, I22 All RegIon Band Io2 II2 I2; GRA I0. II2 I2; ng Pong Champ Io. II I22 TennIs Champ. I02 II2 LeIIer Girls II2 I22 wce Pres I2; Honors IO I2; Musical II2 I2; NHS I2; PentecII AII I02 II; M52002 Conv. I2. 675 JEFFERSON SENIORS YELLOW JACKET SIaIIf Maroon II Ccnv. LINDA WILLIAMS AFSI II2 I0; I22 French CIub II2 I2: GRA I0 I2: Hu ussars II. I22 LeIIer Girls l22 Ichors l02 II I2: SIIde RuIe Il022 NHS II2 l22 Maroon Conv. I02 II CHERYL WILLIAMSON-AFS II II. A CappeIIa ll I22 Mixed Chorus I02 SecIy IO' FNA I2 II: JCL II2 I22 Maroon Conv. I2 II2 I2; H Sec'y I02 Treas2 ll. MOLLY WILLIS2FBLA I2: FHA II. I2: FTA IO: GRAIO JCL I02 lI2I l2: JRC I0, I22 Mar con Conv, I0 I2. EDDIE WILTZ2FooIbaII IO: IJCL l02 II. KEITH WINGATE-Band I0. ll: Cab I02 HeraIds II l22 Jefferscmans ll: HIgh Honors I02- Honors II2 I2; NHS II. I22 Slide RuIe II2 I2; Maroon Conv. l0; GoId Conv. II2 I2: HR 6022,12. TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAQ JUNE 1 I02 W WITHROW-German CIub III IlOYLENE WOLFORD FBLA IZI s- sars III l2; YELLOW JACKET SIafII-I III l2 SecIIon EdiIor I2; Gold Conv. I0. III I2; HR LI. Gov. II. Secy I0. I2. BECKY WOODv-AFS I2: Band I2. Li- brarian I2. SwingsIers l2: Musical ll. I2: Maroon Conv. II. JANIS WOOD AFS I2I Band IOI Color Guard IO: CabInef I0 I2: FHA II, I2. ec'y II. Pres. I2: GRA l0. II: Hus- sars II. l2: JCL II. I2: Honors I0, III Iio; Mlalroon Conv.l0. H.121 R LI. WAYNIEI WOODALL-Band IDI III I2: Gold Conv IOI II. VIRGINIA WYNN I'IzigII Honors I2: NHS I2: Maroon Conv I2 Chairman I2. SHARON YOUNG2FNA IOI Honors I2. III l2; Pres. l2; Gold Conv. III Chain man I2. DAVID ZIMMERMAN GUY ZUMMO2AFS III I27 Band I0. III I2: JCL III I2: Honors I0. III I27 Repl PIayers l0: NHS I2: Maroon Conv, II: GoId Conv. I22 I37 SENDR CLASS MEMBERS proudly show off We posfers they SENXORS DOUG CARTER and Brenda Cox consult Miss enferod In Me FootbaH Posfer Conlcsl. Erwm for qquance info fume sfudies VARIOUS ACTIVITIES CONTRIBUTE WE GOT DXSTRICTJ' yeH the member: of the fouvball team as Hwey enthusiasflcaHy carry Coach SmiHy Hill ON the Hem. I38 AS MASTER OF ceremonies. Gary TraHer presides over Senior Ba Coronafiom TO MAKING AN INTERESTING SENIOR YEAR SENIORS GREET THE arrival of graduafion invifaHons ONE OF THE many preparafions For graduaHon was measuring for wifh mixed emoHons. caps and gowns. I39 I40 LITERARY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED TOP ROW: John Houston. Carlfss Judice; SECOND ROW: Susan Hardcasfle, Ruth Doyle Gayle Moriafy: THIRD ROW: Susan Grimes. Bruce Meyers Jeanie Taybr: BOTTOM ROW: Bruce GerHhACaroHne EvereH,and Janis Kelly EBBTIDE was $9 name chosen for a Iiferary publishing fhe bes+ of sfudenf Iiferary wrifing. Those magazine pubHshed for rhe firsf Hme Iafe in May picfured here served as an ediforial board th under +He sponsorship of Miss Jayne Smifh. The Carolina EvereH as edHor. book represenfed 5 modes? beginning foward SOMETIMES SCHOOL IQ FUN TEACHERS ARE guesfs 5+ a perky, SINGING '5 one of the besf features af TJ. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Officers are spcang brand new jackets 5! one o; the frequenf teas in The Homemaking dining room. l4l I42 MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THESE When The Class of '67 gafhers for +he in- evifable reunfon. possibe in I77 or '97, falk wHI go back +0 fhe Hmes when +he halls of TJ resounded +0 +he decking of Hussar boofs. +he Vaughfer af a classmafe's iokes. +he wild changing of +he hand bell for emergency fire drills. The occasion need nof be imporfanf. bu+ fhe spirH' engendered by classmafes wNI remain forever. A CORSAGE Rar a favorHe +eacher on Homecoming Day is JAN CERTA. Becky Burnett. and Myra Cehhna concentrate on an- a Thrill nual layoufs for FavorHes Secfion THENh THERE was fhe day when JCL members boarded a bus for Hue sfafe convenlion In Dallas. AND THESE AND THESE THE BONFIRE BLAZED brightly as Seniors puf H79 torch co Hm Waring slreck oswood and signs. REMEMBER THOSE PESKY fruit flies? AND THE EASTER Egg hunl given by PE teachers? I43 SENIOR CLASS WELL REPRESENTED rm. CABINET: FRONT ROW. Sherry Thomas. Joan Feemsfer, Mary Robison. Sandy Roberfs. Pam Hyde. BACK ROW. Mike DeLee. Jan Ann Cerfa, Graceanna Jones. Ann Jungem Judy Thobodeaux. Shirley Tronsfad Hudson Smith. CONGRESS MEMBERS: FRONT ROW. Rene Anderson, Nancy Nusom. Nancy Minfer. Pam Naomi. Paula Loyacanol Jolyn Dawson, Linda Guesf. SECOND ROW Debbie WilHams. Vicki Arnaud. Dinah Hampton. Sandy Daws Marilyn Hadden. Caroline Hampfon. Anna Barres Silva Becky EurneH. Linda McFadden. BACK ROW, Eddie Mourel. Ronnie Townsend. Dale Boyd David Lohmann. Carey Commander. Chris Higgs, An- neHe Dast. Susan Moreau, Stan McFaH; I44 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 1966-67 KIRWIN DROUET Presideni DAVID ESTES Vice-Presidenf SHERYL ARDOIN Secrehry JACKI E JON ES Treasurer I45 I46 RAIN MOVES COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES INDOORQ JUNE I , ' 21.1232553le I47 I48 WINNERS OF HIGH HONORS THOMAS JEFFERSON TOP THREE GRADUATES CaroIine EvereH. John Housfon. and Marilyn Hadden were named af commencemenf exercises as Hue +hree highesf ranking members of +he 654-member graduafing class. For Hwe enHre four years of high school +hey made a A's . a 4.0 grade pofnf average. +he highesf possible f0 be made. Marilyn received a Texas Educafion Agency $I00 scholarship as class valedicforian. since she is +he only one of H16: +hree who will affend a s+a+e school. Dn Richard W. Sefzer. presidenf of Lamar College. was H1e speaker a+ graduaHon. and Dr. Franklin T. Jones Hue speaker af baccalaureafe services held in Public School S+adfum on He evening of May 28. CHed for Meriforious Ci'rafion Wifh High Honors were six smdenk: Rufh Doyle, Andy Hansen, Lois Terry and +he Huree top graduafes. Principal Lonnie Devall presided. He cerfified +he class for graduafion and announced special honors and schol- arships. REPRESENTATIVE OF CLASS OF '67 MONTICELLO GUARDINA AWARD winners were Ann Foofe and Tommy Theriof. This award is by vofe of +he class for scholarship and service +0 +he school. If Carries no monefery award. buf H has greaf senfimenfal value. Sixfy-fwo seniors received Meriforious CHafions for grade poinf averages of 3.4 fhrough 3.8 for H16 first +hree and one haH years of high school. Forfy-six scholarship awards were an- nounced. Scholarship winners induded flue following: Janis Ploef, Caroline Oli- ver, Cheryl Ann BenedeHQ Kafherine Romero. Linda Siemens. Jane Love. Marilyn Ferris. Rufh Doyle. Randy Hencke. Jeannie Taylor. O+her winners were Karen Williams, Paf Cormier. Mary DMefano. Karen Mc- Donald, Nancy Walker. Marylynn Hodges. Theresa Jouberf. Janis Wood. Jean Rufh Williams. Walfer Jones. Rob erf Boengr. Nso winning scholarships were Kermif Fanouf, Terry Rifchey. MoHy Vazquez. Kafhleen WiHiams. Donna Peacock. Sandra Daws. Jackie Jones, Susie Shinn. Jeanneffe Sandefer, John Housfon. Jen- is KeHy, Loy Deloney. Kirwin Droue'r. Caroline Everett William Ridlehuben Kafie Burford. LoIs Terry. Nancy Davis and Richard Jiminez. A+hTefic scholarships wenf +0 Raymond Fon+enot Charles Speyrer, .Jexrwt Hall. Mark Seals. Larry Vicknair. Larry Sfans- bury. BenHey Jones. S'rephen Broussard. and Kirby Collins. I49 ACTIVITIES i 152 PAVED PARKING LOT FILLED T0 CAPACITY GROUNDED FOR A monM? H all depends on H19 secrek re- vealed by H16 reporf card. SPIRIT RUNS HIGH as affernoon pep raHies bring ouf the Jackef supporlers. AS THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS RETURN Wifh +he coming of Sepfember, when fall days begin +0 dispel HIe dreamlike ways of summer. Thomas Jefferson sfu- denfs refurned for a new year. Excifed yef awed by +he vasfness of Thomas Jefferson. Sophomores rushed +hrough +he firs+ hecfic days of geH'Ing acquainfed. Juniors, refurning for +heir second year, fell easily info the familiar round of classes. Happy Seniors. proudly wear- ing +hefr class rings. greefed new friends and prepared for +heir lasf and perhaps mcsf memorable, year of high school. Thus, as he lasf sfrands of summer sunlighf dissolved. +he 1966-67 school year began. MAYOR LLOYD HAYES is greefad by cheers as he declares TRAFFIC IS HEAVY as qreaf numbers of sfudenfs fake advanfage of ' Beat the Beam week, fhe new paved parking lot AFTERNOON CHEERLEADER PRACTICE is a Familiar quhf during foofball season. --------f l53 HOMECOMING DANCE HELD DESPITE LOYAL FANS TURN ouf In droves af fhe bonfire had H19 week of +he NederIand game. HUSSARS ENTERTAIN AT +he bonnre wiHI Hie fradi'ional NEDERLAND COACH KATY WiHiams watches one of her fedm's Here We Come. haw brillianf plays as Par? Arfhur coach Linda Gues+ frowns at her pipe. l54 TORRENTIAL RAINQ THAT POQTPONE GAME NEDERLAND PLAYER SANDY Morvant succumbs fo the briHiam Jackef defense. WITH HER TYPICALLY brigM smile. Queen Sandy Daws accepfs a charm af Hue Homecoming Dance. LOVELY SUSAN MOREAU was one of H19 fwo runnersrup for Homecoming Queen. Queen Sandy Daws. presenfed informal- ly a+ the affernoon pep rally was a JackemL cheerleader. a member of Heralds. LeH'er Girls. and AFS. She also represenfed Thom- as Jefferson In H1e Good Spor+smanship League and served in Congress during +he firsf semesfer. Susan Moreau and Joan Feemsfer were runners-up. l55 HOMECOMING HONORS 1957 GRADUATES THIRSTY DANCERS FLOCK fo fhe punch bowl during +he Homecoming dance. Rain came down in gianhsized flood iusf as final +ouches were being pu+ on 5 Homecoming celebrafion honoring +he Class of I967. Neverfheless. hundreds of fans splashed info +he gym +0 give Hwe +eam a send-off for a BUN game fafed +0 be posfponed pERT JOAN FEEMSTER was Hm ,unner-up ;n ma unfil fhe following evening as +he visifors could nof gef ouf 0+. Homecoming Queen coniest Hooded Beaumont Wifh Hue band already engaged, Herald commiHees and feachers wen+ info a fasf huddle and decided f0 hold fhe Homecoming Dance despife +he rain. Agains+ Hue background of fishnefs. a pirafe's chest and palm frees. sfudenfs did H1e Frug. +he Monkey, and H19 Jerk f0 +he music of +he Basic Things. Homecoming fesfivifies were con- cluded Safurday nighf as +he Buffs and Jackefs clashed in +he muddy sfadium. Thomas Jefferson was vicforious. overwhelming French 56-6. TOMMV THERIOT DISPLAYS Hue Iersey presenfed by Hwese former foofba players in memory 0F Frank Eidom. I957 football star. ONE-ACT PLAY IQ MOTHER COURAGE HMofher CourageH by BerfoH Brechf was +his year's one-acf play presenfafion. The acfion was se+ in Europe during fhe Thir+y Year's War. The play fold of a mofher and her Hvee children who were worced +0 live off Hwe spoils of war. I51 MISTAKEN IDENTITIES LEAD TO COMEDY CAST Sir Anfhony Absolufe ............ Chuck Beard Capfafn Jack Absolufe .............. Bob Sasser Faulkland ................... Roberf Rodrigue Bob Acres .................. Jerry Whifredge Sir Lucius O'Trigger .............. Sam ColIeHi . . . Henry Fulda Thomas ........................ Mike Phillips David .......................... Monfy Nolan Mrs Malaprop .............. Deborah Williams .. Joreen Garder Lydia Languish . Julia ......................... Elaine Sfrahan Lucy .......................... Preane Cola Maid ......................... Cindy Larson ACRES AND CAPTAIN Absolute make a joke of Faulldandk coru cern over Julia A PUZZLED SIR Lucius tries +0 discover Hue idenMy of Ensign Beverly, who his friend. Bob Acres. challenged f0 a dual. 9! ummwwwmm .V a 3w An, . ?46 1-. IN THE RIVALQ DEBBIE WILLIAMS. V1HO porirayed Mrsi Maiaprop. is dressed in His heighi of leh csniury fashion. IW xx 15 CHUCK BEARD CHECKS wiih Mrsi Rushing for Iasf-minufe insirudions as fine piay beginsi MAIRILYN JACKSON AND Bsih Baugham Iheip sef up props as R'i'vals' crew prepares for opening nigf SAM COLLETI'I TAKES a bii' cf file good-iuck appie which Mrs. Rushing offered fo each member of ihe cast l5? I60 SUCCESS ASSURED AS EACH CAST MEMBER LYDIA. WHO LOVES Ensign Beverly. refuses fo look af Capfain Absoluie. ANGER FLARES BETWEEN Julia and Faulkland as each begins to doubf fhe fauhfulness of Hue oiher. MYRA BROUSSARD COMBINES skill and speed as She frans- forms Prentice Cole info fhe sly maid Lucy. TAKES A BITE OF GOOD-LUCK APPLE OOH. HOW FILTHY! exclaims Faulkland as he rummage; through Captain Absolufs's desk. i'l WOULD THE ink were red. declares Bob Acres as he boldly pens a The Rivals. a delithul comedy by R. B. Sheridan. revolves around misfaken idenfify. Cap+ain Absolufe. masquerading as Ensign Beverly. falls in love wifh Lydia Languish. Sir Lucius, who is also madly in love wifh Lydia, gefs +he maid Lucy. fo carry his billeildoux. Lucy. however. delivers fhese leH'ers is fine aunt Mrs. Maia- prop. who +hen believes +ha+ Sir Lucius is in love wi+h her. Bob Acres, who also likes Lydia. de+ermines ib duel his rival. Beverly, not knowing +ha+ +he rival is his friend. Captain Absoluiei Unforfunahely. Sir Anihony Absolme. Hie Capiain's fafher. arranges a meefing befween his son and Mrs. Malaprop's niece. and +he decepfion is discovered. Lydia becomes Furious and refuses f0 see him again. Meanwhile, +he due! befween Absolufe and Bob Acres is arranged and 'rhe opponenfs meef. Back 5+ +he house Mrs. Malaprop. Sir Anfhony. and Lydia are informed of +he duel. and +hey rush +0 King Meadis Fields f0 sfop if. A+ lasf fhe difficuHies are resolved. Cap+ain Absolufe and Lydia make up. and Bob Acres gives up his claim +0 Miss Languish. challenge lo Beverly for a due! in King Msed's Fields. lbl WINTER RAINS AND BITTER WEATHER BRING THESE PAINT-SPLATTERED Hussars spend extra hours after school I i! is male fhose peppy posters for Hue rallies. JACKET FANS BRAVE H15 biHer weather fo cheer our feam on +0 win bi-disfricf. OUT TJ'Q RAINCOATQ AND HEAVY SWEATERS The winfer season is perhaps flue busiesf of all. Cold weafher means ?he excifemenf of foofball games and Hue informal fun of posfer parHes. TJ's halls are crammed as December rains keep a buf a few from +aking shorfcufs leough Hue couri- yard. School roanes are sfepped up and schedules become crowded. Mid-ferms des- cend on harried sfudenfs af fhe heighf of a ofher evenfs. buf H1e coming of exams signals +he Iong-awaifed end of winfer. WHAT A WAY 10 begin the day! cries Charlene Menard as books fly. STEVE'S RAINCOAT SERVES as a handy umbrella ior Lea in a winier shower. I63 HOLIDAY SEASON SPARKS QUALITIES KAREN KING ADMIRES the gaily decorafed food baskefl gen- erously donaeed by her sophomore homeroo . CHRISTMAS-INSPIRED CREATIVITY heightened 1he Yule spirit as holidays drew near. SHERRY SMILEY. KATIE Burford. and Beverly O'Neal make ikeir Christmas wishes. WHEN WINTER DRIVES TJ sfudenfs inside. chess games prove inferesfing and challenging fun. 0F GENEROQITY AND CREATIVITY MYRA RICHARD AND Audrey Knighf counf the hours W Christmas wifh a lovely candle clock. ATTENTIVE SOPHOMORES PRACTICE lhe familiar drum faps as Hussar lryouls loom. The Chrisfmas season sfimulafes good-will and arfich efforh among bo+h sfudenfs and 'reachers. TJ's fesfive air is accenfed by a large. wellvdeco- rafed free in fhe cafeferia and by brithy-colored Sanfas glowing on classroom walls. Chari'l'able and creaHve profecfs abound: +he food drive gives ev- eryone a chance +0 help fhose less forfunafe. and home economics sfudenfs are busy making deco- rafive obieds for +heir homes. The Chrisfmas hoIL days provide a welcome respife from fhe hecfic roane of school. and sfudenfs can begin work again resfed and refreshed. 165 FROM HISTORY TO HOMEMAKING TJ STUDENTS wu mew m .I wi. LIVELY SKITS BRIGHTEN Mrs. Vasquez' Spanish ll classes. CARLOS DURSO PUTS ihe finishing fouches on WITH EASTER JUST around HIe corner these homemakmg sfudenfs make use of a cedar chest a proiecf complefed in waodshcp. class hme f0 whlp up fheIr spring finery lbb BENEFIT FROM THE VARIED CURRICULUM A LOGICAL AND pracfical mind is an asset especTaUy in geomehy, as fhese sfudenis illusfrafa in proof problems. SENIOR SHERRY SMTLEY careVully watches H's temperafure Thomas JeHerson sfudenfs enjoy a varied and infer. While her lab 95mm read; any Ch5 995 eang curriculum. designed f0 prepare cinens and lead- ers. AH kinds of classes from foreign languages +0 dress- making give pupils a broad educafional background. The range of courses offered is planned +0 meef Hue needs of +hose who will +ake iobs or become home- makers. MR. LIONEL ROWLAND describes one of Hue maior German of- fensives o; Woer War 1 a+ Hue weeldy mm feaching meeHng. I67 I68 BUDDING POLITICIANS SPARK FRIENDLY WITH SIGNS WAVING and the band playing enrhusiasfic Gold deVegafes demonsfrafe for Galen Ducharme, presi- denriai nominee, Beginning in February s+udenfs divided in+o padiesr By March. candidafes had filed for oHice and We convenfions were in +he final planning sfages. Suddenly, TJ became a hive of polifical ac- fiva. Eye-cafching signs were scaffered abou+ fhe building and in Hue courfyard. Candidafes were praching Haeir speeches while cheerleaders expended hours of effor+ +0 perfecf +heir jumps. On Aer II and I2 Hue confenders were presenfed +0 Hue vofers. The convenfions were held fhe fol- lowing week. FinaHy +he elecflon day arrived wifh morning parades and a Iasf-minufe reviewing of +he candie dafes. Vofersr given more responsibilify, casf +heir ballofs during JrransPrion, sfudy haH. and lunch. The resuHs were announced fhaf affernoon. concluding Hue polifical achHy at Thomas Jefferson for anofher year. HOW THE MAROON REBELLIONe 75 me slogan of these sfudenfs campaigning m one or the school's poHHcal panies. Bum perHes herd parades before serum! in supporr of wear candidaves. MACHrNES ARE FULL and the Hne Is long as sfudenfs rush +0 meer the 2:30 deadHne. xi w +3....mmv. . Q. t r RIVALRY AT MAROON AND GOLD CONVENTIONS ' ! , TERRY SKARO REAWES his Courfyard sign as We big day nears. NOMINEES TILLMAN FUCHEV Maroon, and Galen Ducharme Gold campa?gn outside of Me auditorium the SM; of bofh convenHons. I69 I70 SOUTH PACIFIC - TALE 0F ROMANCE AND DANGER HA9 CAST OF 75 CAST OF CHARACTERS Ngana ........................... Francis Urbina Jerome ............................ Terry Urbina Henry .............................. John Cortex Ensign Nellie Forbush ................ Gale Clan+on Emile deBecque .................... Dale Herbert Bloody Mary ................. Sheila Droddy Sfewpof ............................ Mark Seals Lufher Billis ............................ Hal Ross Professor .......................... James Sweat Lf. Joseph Cable. U.S.M.C. . . . ....... Lee Miller Capt George Brackeff. U.S.N. . . . . . . . . Hudson Smifh Cmdn WiHiam Harbison, U.S.N. . . . . . . . . Peie Huber Yeoman Herberf Quale .............. Lynn Windsor Sgt Kennefh Johnson .............. Gerald Johnson Seabee Morfon Wise ................ Ronnie Prince Pfa Seven Larsen .................. Ronnie Boneau Radio Operafor Bob McCaHrey ...... Roberf Prof! Lf. Genevieve Marshall ................ Jan Russell Ensign Dinah Murphy ............ Jane LippincoH Ensign Jane? MacGregor ................ Paula Iles Ensign Connie Walewska ............ Carole Whife Ensign Pamela Whifmore .......... Jeanie Godbold Paf Dionne L+. Buzz Adams .................... Tommy Moore LEE MILLER CAPTURED fhe audiences wifh his rendiHon of YoungerThan SpringtimeH SOME ENCHANTED EVENINGH becomes a reality for NeHTe when she is serenaded by Emile. The sfory concerned +he UnHed S+a+es oc- cupahon of several South Pacific islands during World War II. Ensign Nellie Forbush. head of a WAC group s+a+ioned on Jrhe island. falls in love th an exiled Frenchman, Emile de Becque. LieufenamL Cable. a young Marine. arrives on +he island looking for a vohmfeer for a special mission. While fhere, he meefs a young nafive girl. Liat who lives on fhe neIghboring island. Bali Ha'I. Their Tove affair is inferrup+ed when de Becque volun+eers for +he mission and he and Cable leave The war worsens. and if is re- porfed +haf Cable has been killed The fafe 0T +he Frenchman Is uncerfainT However. affer several days, Emile refurns. and +he curJraI'n drops on Jrhe ioyful reunion of Nellie and Emile. Through The combined falenfs 0T more fhan 75 s+udenfs, +he music, drama, and arf dee parfmenk. and The HercuTean effods of Mr. Louis KingT producHon director. Mr. Roger RusseH. sfage direcfor. and Mr. Jack BoHoms. musical direcfor,.+he islands of +he Soufh Pa- cific were recreafed on +he Thomas Jefferson sfage. Work on The sefs began in early April. and rehearsals sfaded in March. The colorful cosfumes were furnished by The sfudenfs. l7! MEMORABLE MUSICAL BRINGS THREE SHEILA DRODDY SEALS We show wifh her capHvaHng Bali He'll A MAKESHIFT LAUNDRY provides some picfuresque scenery for South Pacific. HONEY BUNH ENTERTAINS fhe troops with his variation of fhe Hula I72 ENCHANTED EVENINGQ TO US STAGE A GOOD CARD game on +he South Sea Hand breaks the monotony of hof DALE HARBART CHARMS three capacify crowds fropical days. wnh Some Enchanted Evening. BLOODY MARY LEADS Hue sailors in a merry dance. I73 I74 SCHOOL ENDS IN A FLURRY 0F ACTIVITIES EXCITEMENT AND DISBEUEF are mirrored in Ann Hefleyk face as she receives her senior ring, SMILING FACES DEPJCT bofh a happy winner and a good losen Clifford Daigb and Randy DreweN, tennis opponem end a game whh a goodrnamred handshake, RINGS. EXAMS CROWD FINAL MONTH Summer weafher begins long before fhe end of school comes. Warm days and sunshine bring anficipafion of va- cafion Time. buf few have fime +0 daydream. for final exams and H15 hard work involved in winding up He year's work keep bofh s+uden+s and feachers busy. Each class shares a com- mon excifemenf abouf Hue year's end: Sophomores look forward fo H1e fime when +hey will no longer be Hue low- esf on fhe fofem pole; Juniors 6an- cipafe fheir final year af TJ: and Sen- iors anxiously awaif graduafion. GAYLE COFFEY. LIKE many seniors. made her own Check Day dress in pre- parafion for fhaf special day. . . . TRUE DEFENDERS of the old Maroon and Gold JUNIORS I77 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf-David Salfer Secre+ary-Carol Oliver Treasurer-Cla Simon Vice-presidenf-TiHman Richey I78 JUNIOR CLASS LEADERS JUNIOR CABINET REPRESENTATIVES for the year I966V67 are BOTTOM ROW: Jan Goodwin. Johnnye Dosrinq, Susan HaHield, Sandy Goodyear. S+eve Wentworfh. and Linda Clayiom SECOND ROW: Ann HeHey, Barbara Bowers. Grefchen Leuders, BeHy Ber- nauer. Paf Chisum, Marsha Preddy. Delilah Holman. and Nancy IppoMo THIRD ROW: Nancy Decker. Lynane Louvier. Jeanne Pain- ian. Cla Simon. KenneHu Bragg. and Carolyn McColIum. TOP ROW: Unda Bhnfon. Nancy White. TIHman Rickey. David Salfen PHIL lip Romero. and Bill Rickey. JUNIOR CABINET TAKES en acfive parf in school polmcs during l9b6-67. One of fhs main fopTcs of discussion here is HIS planning of Hus Junior Prom. l80 Danny Abraham Ricky Abshire Darla Achord Robin Achord ellv Adams David Aleman Janice Ame: Linda Andes Deborah Andrews James Allen Andrus James Andrus Kafhleen Annibo Clifford Anfone Charles Arcsnaaux Roberf Arciva JUNIOR GOVERNORS AND CONGREQSMEN JUNIOR GOVERNORS ARE elecfed annuauy to conduct each homeroom's business The governors for 1966-67 are: FIRST ROW: Pafsy Pullen. Linda Davis. LoreHa Lalonde, Nancy Criccihio. Beverly Copeland. Linda Dcwlinq, Gail Mcriaty, Shelley DeHmun. Cynfhia Duphnfis. and Chrisfy Dodge. SECOND ROW: Bobby 1555:; CIiHord Anfone. Leonard Hilliard. David Williams. James Hebert, Mark Schoner and Juan Torres. I '. ' ' 1N. JUNIOR CONGRESSMEN FOR l965-57 are: BOTTOM Row. Sharon Lewis Kay HoezIe Irene mm SECOND RO - - . . , . . w; chkl Verref. Lmda Decmr. Sara LnHe. Nancy WhHe. THIRD ROW: Pam McL ax N J u D ' ROW: Gaien Duchmme George Comm, and Dade Wow, 50 my owe ebbxe Andrews' Gayle smder' TOP PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL POLITICS Jude Arisco Gene Armand Kama Arnsberg Jack A+kins David Aucoin Gary Auan Carmen Babin Cam Bab'm Dalwoan BadgeH 6am may Kerry Bailey Wimam BaHey Sfeve Baker AHen Baldndge Mary Jean BaHard I82 Shanlev Balsamo Mike Barbay Gary Barbin CaHos Barbosa Diane Barker Shirley Berra Gene Baskin Don Beaqle Jimmy Bean Michae' Becker Chris Bellanger Liana BenedeHa BaHv Bernauer Steven Berfrand Sandra Bescher Jerrv BeH's Rov Birkelbach Beckv Bivens Raymond Blakeman Randv Blanchard Charles Blancheife Marlyn Blanks Linda BIan+on Carl Bodin PhilIip Bodin Lester Boehme Ronan Boneau CaroV Benin Debbie Bones Barrv Boudreaux Barbara Bowers Thomas Bradford Richard Bradhay Kennefh Bragg LilbeHW Branick George Breeding Charles Brinson LTnda Broussard Nikkf Broussard Paul Broussard Susan Broussard Horace Brown Jerry Brown Marv Bruchmiller VidorTa Brunow , a d. 1' nut: ' g.gv'glztk Joe BuHer Glon'a Burks Rachd Burfon Patricia Bvrd usan vr Diana CaiHIer Billy Caldwell Kay Campbell Ronald Campbell Adah Cantu Linda Cavlsen Ernesfine Casfeneda Jacque Caslon l84 Vick? Cochran David Cole Enoch Cole Paw CoHeHi Carmeh CoHIda Bruce Collins George CoHins Georqe Comeaux Nelwyn Comeaux Leah Conner Jea neffe Consfanfins Tonna Cooksey Karen Cooper Carla Castro Jack CataHna Gina Caughlin Shari Champagne Godfrey Charles Robertl Charles Pafricia Chisum MarTene Choafe Vicki Choafe Pamela Clary Linda CWause Linda ClaWon Michael Clayfon Sherry CHngan Unda Coafes Beverly Copeland Marv CcrOeI Mark Cozad Charles Cramer Catherine Craven: Nancy Cricchio Chriane Crochet Jerry Crochet BeH'I Crookshank Dennis Cross Mariha Cru! Marie CuHen Paula Daigle Providenda Dangerfield Richard Daniels ROUTINE CLASSROOM CHOREQ LAB SKILLS MUST be learned early in fhe year. These Chemistry sfudenis are finding H'Iaf care and concenha'ion are needed to make accurate measuremenfs. From lefi io nghf are James Miller, Eugene Quebedeaux. and Dale Gu dry ' :21 IBS Barf Darby Robsrf Davalos Cvnfhia DaVTS Larrv Davis Linda Davis Susan Davis Nancy Decker John DeCluiH Linda Decuir Diana de la Rosa Donald DeLee Johnny Denison Virginia DeRouen Jackie Derrick SheHev DeHman Laura Devillier Phil Dickman L$nda Dillinqham Chrisfy Dodge Johnnye Doering Frank Dorr Linda Dowling La rry Dubose Galen Ducharme Anna Rose Ducofs oy ugas Kafhi Dumas PauleHe Duwlan l86 5g, JUNIORS CARRY EXTRA WORK w .aaim. 0H LOADS OF REQUIRED SUBJECTS JoAnn Duplanf CynthIa Duplanfis Jeanne Duplaan Janis Duponf Dianne Dupre Chrissy Dupuis Gary Dupuis Sandra Durham RHa anHn Gwendolyn Edwards Peggy Edwards Linda EHemire Lynn Eldridge CynH'Ha Elizondo Diane Elizcndo David Elliot Jane EIlToH' Mike EHioH Sandy Ellis Gayle Endsley Harch Erixon Linda Espinoza Tony Esqueda Linda Esfrada Jack theredge Barbara Evans Sheryl Evans Marlene FaHin Paula Fanguy Parricia Farley l87 JUNIORQ DISPLAY LIVELY JUNIORS FOR JUNIORS! Husser classmafes of a group of Junior pVayers presenr maroon and gold legs on game day From LEFT TO RIGHT are Sara Hefty. Wayne LaGrappe. Jeanne Painfon. Gary Hammond. Jan Goodwrd, James Hubert PaHy MarshaH and Tommy Thompson. CAROLE OUBRE. Tfs only junior cheerleader. Teads fhs sfudenf body af a pep rally. FERVENT CHEERWNG AT pep rumes is rewarded. Here H16 Jun- ior Class. represenfed by David Salfer. right is given The spirif sflck by Tommy Theriot. LOYALTY AND ENTHUSIASM SKITS LIKE THIS one. given by a group of Juniors, enliven pep rallies and help draw Iar- ger crowds +0 cheer fhe Jack- eis on fa vic'rory PORT ARTHUR MERCHANTS and businessmen. aided by sfudenis, launch a GoJuckefs campaign wiih signs painfed an sfore andowL The arNsis in from of HITS dress shop are Carol Olivier. Sandra Besclwer. Peggy Fonfenof. and Marsha Freddy SINK THE SHIPPERS! was a hearHeH plea by ?he Junior Class as Jackets advanced fo Bi-disfrict From left 10 right: Jane Lippincoit Nancy Cricchio, Shirley Roll. Danny Morehead. LII Ha . Myra Mc- Conaihy. Joye Jeffersom and Lynn Medley. l8? TREASURE ISLAND IS fhe background iheme for ?bese enihusiasfic dancers af Homecoming. 1966 HOMECOMING SUCCESSFUL Mike FauHK EHen Fawvor Debbie Fekier Barbara Ferquson Phyllis Fe+t CanerIne FinYey Sally FHch Uovd Flohr Rose Flohr Marv Flores VTrng'a Flores Beverly Fomenov Charres Fomenoc I90 Marfha Fontenof Peggy Fonfenof Priscilla Fonlenol Perry Ford Leo Foreman Wayne Forsyrhs wzms Fowler Janelle Frasier chem Freeman Susan Fried! Marqare+ Gaines Amy Gandy Sandra Garsea Sharon Gary WIHis Gary RAINY WEATHER DOES not dampen +he spirHs of these Junior gTrls an Weir dams a? Homecom- ing, From left +0 right Dale Boyd. Gail Moriafy. Mike Babin, Nancy Deck- er. Camille Messina, and Charles Spreyer. Katherine Gaspard Karen Giles Richard GTIIeHe Dale Girouard Charles Glorioso MarHIa Gomez Joe Gongora Celene Goodman Jan Goodwin Sandra Goodyear Linda Gorhia Rodney Gothier Arthur Gracia Sylvia Graffagnino James Granger John GravbiII Linda Greqory Barbara Griffin Bruce Griffifhs Susan Grimes Donnie Gqury Norma Guidrv Elizabefh Hall Phillip Hall Janis Hamilfon Elaine Hammers Gary Hammond I92 JUNIORS PERFORM ADMIRABLY IN STUDY AND SOCIAL AREAS :5 h ?Mm h CaMn Hankins Evelvn Hanks Susan Hardcasfle Phylsxs Harqrove MIke Harmon Marylyn Harriman Ronnie Harranfon Rebecca Harrison Shirley Harvey Mona Ha+ch Gayle HaffieYd Susan Hatfield JeaneHe Havens Beverly Hawkins Marfha Haves Nan Heberf Cherlvn Hebed Sharon Hebsrf Gerald Hebert- James A. Hebert James L. Haber! Kimberly Heberf Marv Heberf Rickv Hebert Sharon Hebsrf Arm HeHey Sara Hefty GVen Henderson I93 I94 Lynn Henderson Mary Henfon Steven Hem'nq FeHcia HiaH John H7ckson Robert Hickson Wilford Hquower Glenda HiH Leonard Hilliard Mike HiHon Be+h Hobbs Kav Hoelzle Jane HoHpauir Donan Hollier Ronald Homer Fred Hollfer DeHIah Holman Sondra Hokfead Marla Half Gaii Hondaw Georqe Helhdaw Larry Hope Jody Hopkins Linda Hopper Bill Horton Kennefh Howard Pefe Huber Marc Huber James Huber? Jimmv Hubert Ha rrv H uebel Janice Huebel Sylvia Huffy James Hughes Sfeven Hursh Randv Hufchins Nberfa Inqlish N uncy Ippolil'o 13333395'Mw Sheik: lrbv Claudia Irvine DRESS-UP DAY won enfhusiach suppori by the Junior Class and saw couples like Hal Ross and Barbara Griffin coming f0 school in Weir Sunday best Roberf Issac Amanda Jacquef Rw'chard James I95 I96 Joye Jefferson Tommy Jenkins Eddie Jimenez Joan Joffrlon Mary Ann Johannesen Carl Johansen AnneHa Johnson Anhur Johnson CharloHe Johnson Garv Johnson Palsv Johnson Peqqy Johnson DIane Johnson Alvin Jones CamIHe Jones Cavhv Jones Debbie Jones Gary Jones Gavlon Jones Janice Jones Judy Jones LesHe Jones Sharon Jones Sheridan Jones James Jordan Nancv Jewell Charles Juneau Jodv Juneau Steve Kennedy Tim Kennedy Susan Kefcherside KiHv Killebrew Janet Kimball Barbara King Kay King Linda Kinq homes King Dianna Kube CharIes LaDay Wayne LaGrappe LoreHa Lelande Shari Labnde Daniel Landry Donald Landry James Landry Peggy Landry Randy Landry Arieen Lang Brenda Lange Patrick Lanqe Linda Langhoff David Lapham Chrence Larry Dwith Larson Amv Lafiolais Layne Lauvs Johnnie Lawler Mike Lawson Becky LeBlanc I97 Joanna Lee Perry Les Linda Lehr Donna Levy Joe! Levy Sharon Lewis Dannv LicaHno Georque Licarino Jane'ne Lith George Linney Jane LippincoH Sara LHHe Pamela Lopez John Lopez Kathy Lough Lynane Louvier Shari Louvier Hcrfence Lozano JUNIORS BUY REFRESH- MENTS 5+ a basksfbaH game held in Hue Thomas JeHerson ym. I98 Greichsn Lueders Carolyn Lyons Fred McCarfy Rober? Mcclimck Carolyn McCoHum Myra McConefhy Donna McCord Rovce McCormick Marvin McDowell Tommy McFadden Billv McFaHand Glenn McGee Maureen McGrew Mike McGurk Pamela McLeod Clyde McManus Susan McMillan Buich McWiIliams Pamela Mabry SIX JUNIOR PLAYERS and a good coach help is make IVb7 a grand year for basketbalL From left is rith are Ron Musgrove. Merwyn Wright Ron Wasdemon. Coach Wayne Williams. Tommy Thompson, Mike Ouabedeaux. and Gary Hammond Craiq Melancon Kafhv Melancon Russell Melancon Maria Menchaca FeHx Mendoza Gayle Mercer Camille Messina Calvin Miguez James Miller Leon Miller Wade Miller Frank MIrabella Marilyn Mires Chervl Mackey Edrice Maheaux Maudrie Maweaux Mindy Marburger Joyce Marceaux Mark Marroquin Cvnthia Marshall PaHv MarshaH Lvnn Maan Paul Marlin Josenhine Marfine: Marv Lou MaaneI DarreH MaHe Lynn Medley Laura Meece Karen Moak Pennv Moak Paf Monceaux David Manson Randy Monfe Carol Moore Ralph Moore EmmeH Morales Joan Moras Shirley Mcreau Danny Morehead Becky Morqan Gail Moriafy Georqe Moms Dona1d Moss James MouiHe Bob MuHIn Rebecca Munoz Maureen Murphy Randy Nacol Nexander Neville Nan Nelson Dale Nethedand David Nicholas Pan! Nicholas Jerry Nicholson Sandra Nicks West NieIsen MonVV Nolan Don Norfh 202 Douglas Norwood Janice Nunel Linda Odom Judy O'Grady Carol Olivier Linda Olivier Brenda O'Ouinn Dennis O'Quinn Norma Orozco Edwin Osborn Carole Oubre Leon Orville Jerry Owens Pamela Owings Paul Owsley Charloffe Pace Jeanne Painion Kav Pardus RueHe Parker Mary Ann Parsons Glenda PaHn Patricia Pairick JuanHa Perules Georgia Peterson Vick? Peferson David PeHI' Diane Pefry Dannv Phares Gloria Phillips Thomas Phillips PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT is fhe besf slogan for these Junior choTr members as ihev rehearse for the Christmas concert From LEFT TO RIGHT are: Clarence WiHiams. Penny Meek. Ronnie Prince, Liz Hall. Barbara Griffin. Carol Oubre, Jane Lippincofh Hal Ross. Cla Simon. and Eeffy Bernauer. FOR CHRISTMAQ PROGRAM Timofhy Phillips Patricia Picard Mary PTckney Joe Pinell Carl Pinglefon Vicki Plaia Pafi Plummsr Pafricia Polidore Curtis PonHH Marsha Freddy John Presion Janelle Prince Lillian Prince Ronald Prince Irene Proias 203 204 HOW YOU STAND the pressure of mid-ferm exams is sfricHy an individual maHer. Some sfudy til! the Iasf minute. while others relax in ihe ccmpany of friends. From leff fo right are Carole Olivien Chrissy DupuTsl Sharon Lewis Vick? Verref. Judy O'Grady. Charloffe Pace. Jeanne Painfon. and Care Ba in. Defha Puqh Pairicia Pullen Michael Quebedeaux Mike Rambo Doris Ramsey Wayne RansoneHe Sue Raflev Susan Reaqie Brenda Reclor Sieve Redick JUNIORS STUDY FOR EXAMS Earnesi Reed Dan Remmcrs Helen Refhke Yobnda Rayers Edward Reynolds Joseph Reynolds Lynn Reynolds Jennv Rhodes Sharon Richard Stha Richard Willard Richard Darrell Richardson Michael Robertson Jamce Roan Roberl Robins Cheryl Robinson Siephen Robinson Amony Roccaforfe 65H Roccafone Jenn Rodriquez Shidev Roll Bonnie Romero Creiq Romero Graig Romero 205 206 Pafricia Romero Phillip Romero Presfon Romero Rickv Romero Tommy Romero Lois Roof KafHeen Rosenfhal Mefanie Ross Craig Runyan Linda Rush Jane? Russell David Salfer Robert Sandoval RADIO PANEL DISCUQQEQ Ronnie Server William Safferfleld Terry Sue Saukbeyry Claudia Scalph James Schexnayder Dennis Schmidf Randv Schneider Mark Schniizer Warren Scoggins JeneaHa Scypion Patricia Self Donnie SemTen Roberf SeweH Edward Shaver Susan Sherrer TEEN PUZZLES. PROBLEMS Jimmy Shlrley James Simmons Mel Simmons Becky Simon Charles Simon Cla Simon Slephen Slmonfon Roberl' SInqlefon Joe Sinqleion James Siragusa Terry Skaro Alberf SmHh Chriane Smith Daphne Smifh Gary Smi+h YOUTH IN ACTION. a re- dio program hr H13 discus- sion of feen prablems. is en- Hvened bv Hlese Junior slu- denfs. The panel members are Lynane LouvTer. Ann HeWey. Gary Toups, and Jack Ether- 207 208 LTnde Smith Sharon Smith Gayle Snider James Snoek Michael SoHeau Yolanda Son Randy Sonnier Larry Speaks AHen Sfalon Gary Sfafon BeH'y s+eck syma Sfevenson Arihur Stow came smur Linda 5+. Romain OLD FASHIONED? A box supper wifh ifs good food and ewangxng gunar rhythms spells fun 5? any Mme, TW- I'wen me occasion with a song Mary Lou SubIa CharloNs Suire Beih Sufherlin Larry Swarm. Cafhy Swanson Keith Tamplin Charles Tale Marian Taylor Vera Taylor Roberf Teufel Cheryl Thibodeaux Pamela Thibodeaux LyneHe Thigpen QADIE HAWKINS WEEK HELPING YOUR BEAU with his home- work Is one parf of a girl's dufy during Sadie Hawkins' Week. Here Diane Pefry and Susan HafFieId slave as Shave Wenf- worih and Don Hollier relax 2I0 CANDIDATES CAMPAIGN SIX JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS elecfed by fhe siudenf body are Hal Rossl Lynn Henderson Terry Skero. Carole Oubre, Cla Simon, and Carol Oiivier. TWO CHEERLEADER CANDIDATE Leah Conner and Terry Skavo. give a cheer which demonsmoes iheir gymnastic abHHy as wen as fheir school 5th VICEfRESWDENTIAL CANDI- DATES G I V campaign speeches before fhe sfudenf Te candidales are David SaHer, MTke Harmon. Ron Waedemom and Issac. FOR SENIOR OFFICES CONVENTLONS ALLOW STUDENTS ha choose Mose who will cam- paign for nexf year's offices. Bofh Maroon and Gold delegates are pen miffed fo hold demonsh'a'Hons hr Haeir moms candeafes durTng the convenfions PROSPECTIVE CANDIDATES PRESENT Hush quaHHcaHons fa H've swam body a. an assembly in the gym Susan GrTmes, Linda Decuir. Jeanne Painfom and Jan Goodwin are running for fhe am of Representative 5! Large. and em Moriafy and Vicki VerreH' are candidafes m Secrelary. PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES SPEAK +0 H19 sfudeM body in an mempt in gain vo+es Can- didaies are Galen Ducharme. Galen Jones, David wen. Phil- Hp Romm Joel Levy. Tillman Richey. and Jude ArTch JUNIORS PURCHASE Van Thigpen Deborah Thompson Judy Thompson Larkin Thompson Tomm Thompson Elizabefh Tieskens Frank Timmerman Homer Torres Juan Torres Don Toups Gary Toups Pa+ricia Trahan Sharon Trahan GETTING SENIOR RINGS is rings 6+ Nacol's Jewexry. 2l2 SENIOR CLASS EMBLEMS Narrie Travis Cecsfia Treano Glen Tryer Darbne Turner Zemly Turner John Upfon Charlene Vabnciano Kafherine Van Slyke Mike Varing Johnny Vasquez Michael Vela Vick? Verref GHsey Viafor Ronawd Vidalzer VTckey Vincent Jean Arm Virden Don Wade Ron Waedemon Louise Waldrep Linda Wappler Jane Ward Linda Washburn Terry Wafson Hugh Weatherly David Weldon Jack Weldon Mary Wells Sfephen Wentworlh Richard Wheebr Carob Whne 2l3 HARD WORK MAKES A TO INSURE A successful evening. planning and decoraiing commiHees. appoInfed by Hue Junior Cabineh spenf many hours preparing the cafeferia for me big event. Serving on the two commiHees were Nancy Ippolno. Delilah Holman. Paf Trahan, Grekhen Leudens. Barbara Bowers. BeHy Bernauer. JeaneHe Haven; and Ron Waedemon. PRE-PROM PREPARATION is almosf as imporianv as aduaHy going. Here Galen Ducharme and JeaneHe Havens ge! ready for the big nigh! 2l4 SUCCESSFUL SOME JUNIORS DANCE while others rsfreshmenf iabIe. PROM pause for someihing 10 eat at the amply laden ALL soon THINGS must come to an end. and the Junior Prom Is no excepHon. Here Larry Speaks and Pam Haber? end a per- fed evening wifh a good night kiss. A LUSH JUNGLE sproufed in Nwe cafeteria. complem WM. Hons. ngrs. and other plush animals. all as a seHin for Hue Junior Prom in mki-Aer. A IiHIe grass huf added to H19 tropical afmosphere. Jungle rhyfhms were furnished by +he CavaHers and fhe crowd danced the franfic HMonkey , Wafusi and the Frug. 2I5 Zlb Mary Ann WhHe Nancy wme Jerry wmmedge Rodney Wigginfon Charles wmams Ciarence Williams David Williams Molly Williams Pafricia Williams Rodrick Williams Robert Williamson THESE ATHLETES WERE elected by their fellow feammaies an are c ossn omhe basis of wear 5km. mm spirit and good sporfmansth. Af IeH is James Huberf ousfanding in hack and Gary Hammond. outstanding in fooiba . Nof picfured are James Schexnayder. out- standing Tn baseball and Mike Quebe- deaux. ouistanding in baskeiball. John Wilson stada warson Donald Windon David Wolf PhyHis Woodard Fbrence Woods Karen Sue Woods Bobby wngm Jim wagm Merwyn Wright Linda Yancey ARE WON AND THE YEAR SECURED Pomp and Circumsfance' rakes rehearsal 2l7 2l8 CLUBS a iuhrf 5.3a A, $Wnuzy y 1 .o :6; xx 2 M? nkwv 2l9 AFS ENCOURAGES STUDENTS IN . . . Walk +ogefher, falk fogefher 0 ye peoples of +he earfh: fhen and only +hen shall ye have peace.H When American Field Service meefings are called. nofhing less +han H1e audiforium will accommodafe Hue crowd. This lively aHendance is proof +haf TJ sfuden+s have more Hwan a passing inferesf in young people of ofher counfries. Af some of +hese mee'r- ings. people from ofher counfries falked +0 +he members. . One of fhe duHes of AFS 15 +0 raise money +0 make if possible for a sfudenf +0 come here from a foreign coun+ry. Befween +he adulf club and H19 s+uden+ club. abouf $750 is supposed +0 be raised +0 finance an exchange s+uden+ for He nexf year. To help raise +his money, dues are collecfed by Hue sfudenf members. Also. a garage sale and Thieves Markef were held during November. The larger amoun+ is usually raised +hrough +he sale owF mend- ship cards, which are honorary membership cards. Hospifalify commiHees are appoinfed in which big broWerS and bk: sis+ers are chosen for Ana +0 We FINDING our MORE abour Ana's comm are AFS sponsors Mrs. her +0 school acfivifies. O+her duHes of AFS are Jews McEwan and MTSS E1Ec'morWalL +0 find a home for +he sfudenf, and also +0 96? people inferesfed in going abroad fhrough Hwe Americans Abroad Program. A lively inferesf in +his IaHer phase of work was shown when fwo TJ sfudenfs applied for accepfance. ENJQYING THE DISCUSSION on Brazil are AFS officers David Es+es, president: Susan Moreau. parliamenfarian: Mark Seale. vice- presvdenl: Mam Haddsnw freasurer: and Carla cavingm secretary. 220 AMERICANS ABROAD PROGRAM ANA WAS VERY proud of Hm camera given to Iner af her birthday party SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR members of AFS are SEATED: Delilah Holman. Linda DeCuir. Carol Oubre, Nancy Ho- elzle. and Sarah Flynm FIRST ROW STANDING: Jeanne Painion. Barbara Bowers. Kay CampbelL Lynane Louvien Sheila Irby, and Carol Whife. SECOND W: Paf Trahan, Cathy Cravens. Shel- ly DeHman. Ann Hefly. and Jan Goed- win. THIRD ROW: Jacqus Gaston. Geor- gia memo . Nancy Ippomo. Linda Dast. and Lynn Eldridge. FOURTH ROW: PaHy MarshalL Pam McLeod. Dianna King, PeiL Chism. and Susan Grimes FIFTH ROW: Terry Skaro. Gary Jones. Nancy Whife. Jody Hopkins. and Jeaneffe Havens. SIXTH ROW: Tillman Rickey. Wesley Speaks. David SaHer. George Collin; Mark Darby and Barry Eoudreaux. TOP ROW: Bill Hor- fen and Joel Levy. 222 ANA GAINS MANY FRIENDS WITH hm .gr warfaw 3553 5.037;: a:aau 0 A7 07405:: Q. ?sm 51m. 3 o- -wz.' Sr '71. ANA ELISA BARROS SILVA mm Sao Paulo, Brazil was wnh us during Hue firsf 0'. S 23$ semesfer as a foreign exchange smdem tie v 633:0, v; lirzea n 02$ N . y, $535 BETH HOBBS g . . FINALIST In the American Abroad Program shows Jane rai . J chairman o Hm program. Hue roufe she hopes Io foHow during her lraveb in Europe. SENIOR MEMBERS OF AFS are FIRST ROW: Linda WiWams. Carla Covingfon. Sandra Van Hess. Yvonne Ussery. and Susan Hawkins. SECOND ROW Linda SpruHL Jo Nell PoweH. Carolyn Cooper, Myra Dee Catalina and Pal Beavsns. THIRD ROW: Mary Robinson Befsy PlumhoH. Jeanie Taylon Linda Siemens. Dianne Truncde, Mariyn Hadden. Ana snva, Caroline Hamplon, Jacque Harper. Becky BurneH', Sheri Sander; PaMa Loyacona, and Pa Lanclos. TOP ROW: Tommy Feafhersfon, Tommy Theriot Marilyn Cooper, Ann Jungen, Bea Ann Davis. Sandra Roberfs. and Dinah Hampfon 2 2 HER WINNING PERSONALITY SENIOR MEMBERS OF AFS are BOTTOM ROW: Anna NaI quin. Donna Dore. Joan Thompson. Judy Philmon. and Sally Bryan. SECOND ROW: Linda Guesf, Sue Peacock. Jan San Debbie Machalek. Jaanie God- bcld. JohneHe Cappadona. Fe eqqy Hunfer. and Paula Whifs. FOURTH ROW: Janice Gibson. Pam Hyde, Nancy Minfen Julie Brannon. and Linda McFadden. TOP ROW: Guy Zumo, Frank Born, Caro- line EvereH'. Pam Naomi. and Judy Pafe. SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR members of AFS are SEATED: Deborah Welfy. Candice Zume. Karen BurneH, and Kafhi Dumas. FIRST ROW STANDING: Deb- orah Nleman. Cindy Jone; KaH'Iv Shaw, Joyce Manual. and Nancy Cricchio. SECOND R:OW BeHy Elllson. Cashns Bluesfeln, Barble EHIsl Jennifer McCuIs- Han and Judy Thompson. THIRD RIOW GaIl Monafy. Mary BruchmiHer, Came Thomas. Jan Campbell. and Susan Hall. FOURTH ROW: Beih Hobbs. Jane! Henry, Elizabeth Resburgh, Becky Shep- hard. and Sarah LHHe. FIFTH ROW: Myra McConaHIy, Debbie Evareff. Kmh en King. Lynn Medley, and Diane John- son. TOP ROW: BeHy Bernaeur, Mindy Marburqer. Gail Snider. Carolyn Mc- Donald. and Joyce Jefferson. 223 FTA MEMBERS COMBINE k 33mg CHAPTER OFFICERS ARESEATED: Velma Soignier. secretary. STANDING: Bonnie Speigms. devofional leader; Susan Marcanieh treasurer; Vicki Arnaud, Hughen School chairman: Judy Paie, firsi vicerpresTdenh JeaneHs Sanderfer. third vice presidenh Nancy Davis. president and Marilyn Hadden. second vIce-presiden+, OFHCERS OF THE Mary E Vickers Club are SEATED: Donna Peacock. president STANDING: Jo Nell Powell. secrefary: Jeanie Godbold. fhird vicepresidenh Billie Jacksonk firs! vice-presidenf: an Mr. Allison. sponsor. 224 PLEASURE WITH BUQINESQ Vicki Arnaud Brenda Cox Nancv Davis Caroline EvereH' Jeanie Godbold Marinn Hadden Linda Honeycu'd Richard Jimenez Randy McCorquodale Susan Mercanfel Ju v efe Donna Peacock Jo NsH Powell JeaneHe Sanderfer Velma Soiqnier Bonnie Speighis Sherrv Thomas Noi pidured: Billie Jackson 225 226 FTA ENTERTAINQ CHILDREN . , , 1 - . , ,1; . u . MEMBERS OF THE David Miller Club include. FIRST ROW: Lynn Eldridge, Mary Johannesen. Maureen Me Grew. Kerry Thomas, Gina Caughlin. Bren a Cox. Marika Jane Hayes. SECOND ROW: Susan Davis. Chery! Robinsom Lynanne Louvien Arlene Lang. THIRD ROW: Gayle Snider. Shelia lrbv. Arm Hefley, Gayle Mercer, Judy Thompson, Kafhy Craven: FOURTH ROW: Cafhv Jones Glenda HiH Mary Bess RiIer. Carolyn McCoL 'LH HMUUM mnu 4 SPONSORS OF THE David Millsr Club are Mrs. Jo Ann Carver. Mr. Rouel Rofhenburger, and Mrs. Mar- qare+ Barry, enioy working Wm. fhefr members on club adivifies. WISHING FTA A Happy sevemeemh Birthday are: LEFT TO RIGHT. M15; Frances WhHa Mrs, Martha Taylon Mrs. 5ch ney Temple, Mrs, Ora Carrufh. iss ETeanor Wall. Mrs. Russell Coco. Miss Irene coke Nancy Davis Mrs. K. K, cox Mrs.'WiIHam Jam M155 Mary E. Vickers. Mr. Roger Griffin and Mr. Rex Copeland ATTENDING HUGHEN SCHOOL ANXIOUSLY AWAITING DONNA PEACOCK'S opening of Me Chrisfmas present are These FTA members ENJOYING THE PUPPET SHOW which was given by Judy Pare and CaroWyn McCoNum are the cthren of Hughen DELEGATES TO THE Disfricf Convenfion are-FIRST ROW: Brenda School. Cox, Susan Marcanfell Gail Snider, SECOND ROW: Bonnie SpeTghfs. Mary Bess Riler. THIRD ROW: Nancy Davis Cathy Jones. CaroWn McCoHum, Carmen Casho. FOURTH ROW: JeaneHe Sandefer. Judy Pa're. and Patricia De Luke. 227 FTA WINS HONORS AT MEMBERS OF THE 6. M. Sims cm, indude. FIRST ROW: Debbie AHman. Carmen Caslro. Joyce Manuel. Kathy Shaw. Becky Shepard, Many Amman. PaHy COPE SECOND ROW: cam Vasquez, elm 50121. M DeLuke. Grace Silva. Jane CaHsom Anifa Mxner, Paurene LaCoun Debbie Everett Nancy Lopez. SPONSORS OF THE 6. M Sims Club are Miss Heanor WaH and Mrs. Nora Q Gregory OFFICERS OF THE 6, M Sims Club are Kan Shaw firs! vice-presidenf: Debbie Ewen. secre- +ary: CaroHne Evere . presIdenh and cam Vasquez. ma vicerpresi- 228 DISTRICT CONVENTION CONTESTS WwNNERS AT THE Deer Park Dishicf Convenvion areiBrenda Cox A represeniahveahbrge. Vicki Amend. second pace in the proied of Hughen Schooh Arlene Lang and Sherry Thomas ma Mace in the scrapbook; and Debbie EvereH accepieclil me award for Carolina EvereH who Won first place in me M ems contest on the foplc of HEducaHon: Wodd's Torch for Peace. LEADING THE CLUB during me year are me officers of ihe David Mmer ClubisEATED: Brenda Cox. presxdsnn Mindy Marburger. me vicerpresidenf. STANDXNG: Kamy cravensw second vicerpresidenf: Cthy Jone; secreiary: and Gayle Snider, third vicerpresidenf The real mark of dis+incHon d +he Fufure Teachers Club is fhe coordinaHon of fun and work in fheir many adIvHies of +he year. An early gef-acquainfed parfy. combined with workshops helped new members fo unders+and fhe workings of fhe club. Then Hwe Dfsfricf Convenfion held in Deer Park was enioyable +0 3 bus load of FTA members. followed in February by fhe Sfafe Convention In San Anw Jronio which eren affended. Af H115 meefing H15 scrapbook placed in H19 fop fen over 1he sfa+e. The birfhday parfyw celebrafing +heir seven- feen+h year of exisfence, was a success as was their special Faculty AppreciaHon Week. Cli- maxing +he year's evenfs was Awards Nighf in May during which merifed members and ofher special persons received recognifion. 229 GOOD FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS The Thomas Jefferson Chap+er of Fufure Homemakers of America planned acfivifies +his year cen+ered around fwo main obiecfives: fo encourage Americans fo recognize and fulfill fheir responsibilifies as cifizens and +0 empha- size +he imporfance of a code of efhics +0 gain selfrrespecf and Hue respecf of ofhers. The moHo of +his nafional organizafion is Toward New HorTzons. The nafional flower. Hue red rose. symbolizes vibranf healfh, which confribufes f0 happiness and eHidency in home and group life. Cinenship Challenges You was Hue proiecf undeHaken during fhe firsf semesfer, wifh a school-wide cinenship poH being made by Hue club. A speech by Frank Born on Whaf ls CiH- zenship? was also informaflve +0 +he members. The second semesfer was devofed +0 +he im- provemenf of morals and manners. ther acfivHies for Hue year included a Chrisfmas +ree proiecf for a needy family. a Daddy-dafe nigh+ and a Mo+her-daugh+er ban- quef. OFFICERS OF FTA are SEATED: leH lo riqhi: Sheryl Ardoin. Re- cording secrefary: Janis Wood presidenh Linda Dowling. corre- sponding secrefarv, STANDING, SECOND ROW: Pei Cormier. parliamentarian: Shirley Barre. hisforian: Paula WhHe, 2nd vice- president CharIoHe Johnsom vreasurer; Sherry Dorsey. 4H1 vTce- presidenf: and Frances Sfrauss. 5fh vice-presidenl. 230 SPONSORS OF FHA are: Leff f0 rTqM: Miss Sheik: ScowW. Miss Mifdred Spinn. Mrs. Sarah Stewart. Mrs Jane Davidson, and Miss Jane Wahrmund. MEMBERS FROM LEFT Io rIqM are: FRONT ROW: Eileen Boulf- inqhouse. Annie quuin. Becky Monroe. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Marsha . Judy Thibadeaux Jane+ Henry. Beffy Toliver. BACK ROW: Sheri Sanders Paf Lanclos. Paula Loycanm and KiHy Kil- Iebrew. ENCOURAGED BY FHA PROJECTS HELPING TO MAKE a produdive year are m se FHA mem- Peggy Washianon, PM WiHTams Cvmhia Frazee. Nice He- bars: FRONT ROW: Becky 655M Gale Poole Sally Bryan, bert, Jennie Ernst Linda McFaddin. Jane Love, Cheryl Bene- Carla Covinqton Pam Naum andra Whiva and Peggy Hunf- deHo, Sylvia GraNaanno. Donna Dore. and Pei Beavins. er BACK ROW: Kafy Williams Judy PhHmon Becky WIIOL DADDY-DATE MGH'L given by Me FHA. resulfed in a round of games and laquer befween the qirls and +he7r 5a0hers. OTHER MEMBERS OF FHA include: FRONT ROW: MoHv Wil- Skella Cayman: Chadene Hebert. Randy Brazie! Brenda Cox. lis Molly Ensey, Susan Roddy. CaHny Dumas Lynn MedIey. Befsy PIumhoff Linda Siemens Susan Hawkins Linda Welch. Shirley Harvey. Marian Bertrand Marie Bishop. CON ROW: Marika Gomez. and Carolfna Vera. Marnyn Guidry, Becky DTsmukes. Norma Menchaca, Edee sea. 23! CAREERS CHOSEN FOR LOCAL Fufure Nurses. wifh ap- proxima+ely 100 members. is one of fhe oufsfanding clubs in Thomas Jefferson from fhe sfandpoinis of service and club acfivify. The club was organIzed Io inform inferesfed girls abouf +he professIon of nursing and +0 inferesf fhem In Ibis career. Crisp eHicIency is as much a par+ of Fufure Nurses of America as +heir blue and whife uniforms. Some of Ike mos+ inIer- esfing evenfs include field hips +0 hospifals an schools in Hue Auan area. Meefinqs have a variefy of speakers from Hue med- ical profession and give a life-Iike picfure of nursmq. During fhe year H'Ie OFFICERS ARE FRONT ROW: Kafhy Moufcn hIsI'orian: PauleHe Duplan, 2nd vice presidenh Janis dub performs many serv- aloe . secreIIIIyI LIIIda Siemens, president BACK ROW. Carolyn OlIver. senior represenIaIIveI Nancy h H - aker. reporter: Camille Messina. chaplaInI Sue InqoI sophomore represenfahveI Jane LovsI Cor- Ices. suc as Se Ing pro responding secrevery; Jacque Morgan. Iressurer: Brenda O'OuIn. Iunior represenIaIIveI and Sharon grams af fooI'ball games Hill. IsIvice president and workmg as aIdes in H'Ie area hosprals. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF Fufure Nurses are BOTTOM ROW: Carmen Dies. Karen Broussard. Cindy Larson Carolyn Arenas. Becky HiqMower. Charche SmIthI Donna 232 Leona Hulin. Brenda Coxad. Sue Inga SECOND ROW: Debra AIIenI Louise LiHle. Candice Zummo. Theresa Holderman. Glen- da Morvanf, Ann McComber. Helen Pereira, Bonnie JamesI Myra Sanderfen THIRD ROW: Jayne CoHinsI Bealifa Ear- resI Linda Gufhrie. Mariiyn RomeroI Debbie Mears. KiHy Havens, Sherry Lindsey, DenIse Dunham: TOP ROW: Deborah Hayes. Janie Sims. Mary Kaye. Regina Ham. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA . I JUNIOR MEMBERS OF Fuhne Nurses are BOTTOM ROW: Ernestine Castaneda PauIeHs Duplan Lee Ann BenedeHoI Carole OubreI Kafhy Dumas, SheHa Richards Linda Sr. Romain: TOP ROW: Sa ndra Bescher. JeaneHe Consfaniine. Joan Jofferin. Becky Simon. Shelly DeHman LII Branick. Paura DaIgle. and CamiHe Messina MRSJI J. MrLLER-Sponsor of FNA. SELLING PROGRAMS TO help send H18 FNA to Various sfafe and local insfiquons are Bonnie James. Linda 5mm, and Linda Wappler. JUNIOR MEMBERS OF Fu'ure Nurses are BOTTOM ROW: Becky O'Quinn. Norma Orozco. Linda Smith. Shirley Harvey. CharIoH'e Suire. Florence Woods. and 25me Turner: TOP ROW: Beth Hobbs. Linda Wappler. Jeaneffa Havens. 5an Stack. MaryAnn Johan- son. Mary Parsons. Janis Duponf. and Lynn Eldridge. QENIOR FUTURE NURSES SyMa Barbosa Cherw BenedeHc Marianne mack MarHyn Pam's Mary Fruge Janice Gibson Sharon HiH CharIoHe Johnson Jane cw Pal Mason Jacque Morgan Karhy Mouton Carolyn Oliver Janis Pioef Gail Poole Kathy Romero Mary Ellen Ross Susie Shinn Linda Siemens carow Srubbs Evelyn Vasque2 KaHe Wilhams REPRESENTING THE FUTURE Nurses as oufsianding members of man class are from M +3 righf: Sharon HilL out sanding semen JenneH'e Havens. oufsfanding Junior; and Sue Ingo, oumanding Sophomorm FUTURE MD'S INTERESTED IN MEDICINE Organized for fhose sfudenfs showing a common in- feresiL in Hue medicine field was fhe Fufure Docfcrs Club. Alfhouqh +he membership was relafiver small +his year. fhe desire and enfhusiasm +0 become dodors was none Hwe less eviden+ in +hose aHending. Sponsoring fhe club Huis year was Mr. Aired Heberf and Miss Marfha BuHer. Officers were Joreen Garden president Jan Goodwin, vice-presidenf: and Lynn Eld- ridge. secrefary-freasuren HE humerus and clavicle ,. '1 DISTINGUISHING BETWEEN T bones are Haese oWicers of Fume Docfors: Joreen Garden presideno; and Lynn Eldridge. secretary-heasurer. GROUP EFFORT IS often necessary in the medicine field as shown by Hue members oF Fumre Doctors. FXRST ROW: Gary Bar- bin. Brenda Mayo Sherry King. Joreen Garder, and Mark Schnifzer. SECOND ROW: Mn Alred Hebert sponsor. Ricky Faulk. and Lynn Eldridge. 235 FBLA SETS RECORD DRIVE S+uden+s seeking a business career profif much from H19 meefings of Hse Fufure Business Leaders of America. The club aHempfs +0 beH'er one's un- derstanding of how +0 meef fhe pub Iic and work in H19 business world. A membership drive parfy was held in Sepfember for members +0 bring ofher people In+eres+ed in me club. In chober. Mr. Jimmy Weldon. speaker for H19 occasion. gave a falk on Sec- refarial Dufies and Hue Legislafure. In November. FBLA senf KooLAid f0 soldiers in Vief Nam. and in December fhe Chrisfmas parfy was held in which everyone exchanged giffs and enfoyed refreshmenfs. Speaker for fine Febru- ary meefing was Mrs. Ada Duckeff. speaking on Good Grooming in Busi- ness. On Hue calendar for +he monfhs of March. April. and May were parHes, DISCUSSING IMPORTANT BUENESS maHers are FBLA sponsors LEFT TO RIGHT. speakers. and H15 insfanafion of off;- Mrs. Carol 6mm Mr. Rex Copelanct Mrs. BeHy Cow and Mrs. MarHyn WhaHey. CSFS. i, K A-k . o , , O O ; g t y MEMBERS OF FBLA are BOTTOM ROW; Raylene Wolford. Deb. Pace. Par Lancm Sandy Goodyean Debbie 6.1mm Julie Huval. b.te Bones Jane HoHpauTr, CharloHe Brown. Susan Roddy. Fran- and Linda Huval, TOP ROW: Chuck Beard: Carliss Judice Mike as Broussard. Debbie Feemsfer. and Charlene Brown, MIDDLE Mason. segue Cavarem. Mvra CafaTina. Sandra Van Hm Sher- ROW: Tommy aradcord, Eileen Boulfinghousm Sheryl Savoy. Cheryl rv Dorsey. Linda Byley. and Carolyn Conerly. 236 FOR NEW MEMBERSHIP MEMBERS OF FBLA are BOTTOM Row: Mko Willi; Linda Guerra. Norma Menchaca. Gan exrouard Sheri Sanders Cindy Odom GbrTa Lyons. Debra Mayess and CharVoHe Dyson. MIDDLE ROW: cynma Davabs Pa Zaph Carolyn Cooper Ame Eorel Pam Thibodeauxs Brenda Dysons Becky Dismukes. Nicki Mewn. Gndy Dorsey. and L'nda SprulH. TOP ROW Baa Ann Davis Marilyn Coopers Grace suvss Gbria Phimps. Arm Jungen. Janka P1091, Becky Gafford Judy TMbodeauxs end NanCy Hahn. NINE Ix 3 LOOKXNG OVER TOPICS for dIscusslon are FBLA emcers bf! m rIghf SEATED: Paula Loya. canes vice-presi em; Joan Feemsfers president; and Pat Cormien secrefary. STANDING: Becky Landry, hzsvonan; Peggy Gambler, neasurey; and Madin Gufdrys pamamemanan. MEMBERS WHO RECEIVED awards 5+ me FBLA insfallafion were Nice Borels service: Judy Thi- bodeauxs Business Law: Eileen BouHinghouses Typ- ing 1; Marilyn Guidry. Genera Business: was Jacksonl Business CommunTcaHons and service: Carolyn Cooper. shorthand 1; CavHse Judice. Shorfhand H and Bookkeeping r: Sheryl Savoy Shorfhand I and Bookkespmg r- Pal Cormien serv- ice: and Joan Feemsfer. Miss FBLA 238 ADVANCED SCIENCE CLUB members sludy various forms of animal life. The group ?ndudes John Housfon. Joel Levy Greg HaceHe. and Marc Kenfon. SEATED: Michael Claymm Gary Barbim and George Tinney SCIENTISTS WITH SPECIAL TALENT In an age when afomic pow- ered missiles have become in- creasingly Imporfanf and +he sfudy of medicine has reached new proporHons, scientific knowl- edge is increasingly imporfanf. The Advanced Science Club is small in size but If represenfs Me special Inferesf in high school bvel of s+udy. Activify has been centered in various persona Inferesfs with fime spenf before and aHer school in fhese sirudies E p x SPONSORS JOHN HUNT and Jack SeH encourage H73 work 04 Mose with specie! Interesi's. STUDENTS DISCUSS POLITICAL CONTROVERQIEQ Discussing everyfhing 190m Karl Marx +0 +he Vief Nam war was This year's PolIHcal Science Club under H19 sponsor- ship of Mr. Joe Price A discusslon of poliflcal theories and currenf fopics in Hwe news gives members fnsighf info differenf fypes of po- HHcal organizafions and aHows Huem +0 compare fhefr own Ideas +0 ofhers. The group also affemmed f0 make amendments +0 fhe school consfifufion and proposed changes in flue rules of Hwe Maroon and Gold nominafinq convenfions To make Huem more like nafional canveni'ions TryIng +0 evafuafe Their per- formance. members also Tnfervfewed aH-schooW offkters com cernlng Hweir pasf accomplishmenfs and fthre poHcies POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB officers are Becky Harrisom secreiery: Ewin Sherwooti parliamentarTan: and Zemy Turner. president SPONSORS ARE MR, LI- onel Rowland, Mr. Joe PrTce. and Mr, Hugh Lev Baron. MEMBERS OF POUTL CAL SCIENCE CLUB: Edwin Sherwood Ronnie 5mm me Sanders, Becky Harrison. Frank mam Tommy Therm, carer Haw em Tom Susan KefcherSYda and Zemry Turnen 240 PROJECTIONISTQ ALWAYS ON THE MOVE As schools. like ofher busi- ness pVaces. furn +0 visual aids. 1'he work of proiecfionisfs be- comes increasingly imporfanf. Twelve boys, fwo for each pe- riod in H19 day. are chosen by Mrs. Marcelle Pifman +0 op- erafe Hwe mavie machines. If is fheir iob f0 sef up fhe pro- iecfors and see +0 if Hlaf Oedipus. MacbeH'I. or a lec- fure on sodal and science problems comes off smoofhly. In fact no area of work is un- +ouched by +he need For pro iecfionisfs. Jerry WhiHredge. Tom Thompson, Johnny Dennison. and Jim Thompson Vook on while Mrs. Marcelle PHmun shows fhem how fo splice a spa Member; LEFT TO RIGHT: David Fem. Gary wm++ridge Mike HOWEL Jimmy Monrce, Carl Johansen. Frank James. and Buddy McDowell. THE SLIDE RULE-A VALUABLE AID Many inferesfed sfudenfs me? in early morning sessions, guided by H19 experf leadership of Mrs. bVerna Kiefer. +0 learn fhe basic slide ruie manipw ulaHons. Sfudenfs wifh special skill were chosen for +he Jream and compefed in various Jrournamenfs. H19 firsf being held January 28 in Spring Branch. Mrs. Kiefer has sponsored fhe SHde Rub Club for Hm pasf eighfeen years. and dozens of area engi- neers had fheir infroducfion +0 +his valuable +ool under her guidance. THIS is Mrs. Kiefer's 1an year as a feather and sponsor of +he feam as she is refiring from regular +eaching dufies. However, her inHuence on mafh- emaficians in his area will long be nofed for ifs +horough-going poinf of view PREPARING FOR A Qournamenf are fhese members of Ohe Slide Rule Team: Gary Mayes. John Housfon. Harold Dm Iier. James Verboon. Jack Weldon. Mike Barbav. Lester Eoehme Gary Harbin. Graig Plucetfe. and Gary Dupuis, 24l 242 ATHLETIC ABILITY AND CHARACTER OFFICERS AND SPONSOR suppmed me Jacker afHeHc teams. pomsmng up Vhe'yr cheering mam sign are me fol'owing: STANDING: Paffi Hyde: iunior manager; SheHy DeHmam sophomore manager: Miss Nancy James sponsor: and Janice Bem prestenf. smwe: Sandy Daw; reporfer' Gene Rm WHliams. vice-presfdenh and Karen WiHiams, secrehrvheasuren Vicki Arnaud Janice BeH Sandy Daws Marilyn Hadden Pam Hyde Diana Sahs Shirley Tronsved Karen Williams LInda wmams COINCIDE IN GRA PROGRAM When H comes +0 having hm mixed In wlfh exerciseh +he GirWs Recreahon Assocfafion shows up th more games and fun +han any ofher dub OrqanYzed on a grade level, +he ng parficipafe In playing fermish baskefbaHh badmIthon. basebalh and many cfher gamesh The dub sponsors +he annual posfure confesf and also has various aH-schooh fournamenJrs, The dub has a LeHer Girl ash sociaHon x'n which each girl can earn poinfs working foward a hef'rer: Af fhe insfaHafion. +he 9M5 who have earned enough pox'nk receive fheir Ieffers and fhe various GRA feams receive frophies and awards. h PROUDLY ACCEPTING THHR GRA honors horn Miss Nancy James are Jean Ruih WilHams. OuisQandIng LeHer GM and Janka 80M EeshAHrAromd. REPRESENTING TJ AS PosMre Queen is Susan Moreau, KNEEUNG LEFT TO rlghf are Karen Wilhams. SheHey DeNman and Pam sen. STANDING m Kay Schexnmder Jean Ruin WiHiams. Linda Rush Jams Hammcn Linda wmams and Linda Dem. These gWs we become TJs VoHCybaH champs. 243 IN CLASS OR OUT KAREN MOMS CAN surely mil you DRIBBLE LOW AND dribble easy, and keep me baH imm GILSE. m. geHing me baH in the air is n00 haH as hard as geHIng u over the net RHYTHM AND A best make modem dance c asses almost hm. 244 THE GIRLS STRIVE TO WIN KAREN WILLIAMS SETS this ban up for alerf +eamma+es. PLAYS LIKE THIS ONE by LINDA WILLIAMS bowed Me volleyball +eam lo we Iournamenf vidches 245 GRA PROVIDES VARIOUS h; A MIGHTY SWING by Jan BeH! She takes great Wares! in his sport BASKETBALL. A VIGORIOUS sport is iaughf +0 aH sfudeMs. Here the HHS show the needed skHI o? fhaf Hm iump baH VOLLEYBALL GAMES PROVE m be among one 0; me 6mm sporfs of We 9mg. 246 ACTIVITIES FOR GIRLS ONE OF THE adivih'es of GRA Included 5 Play Nike for studenfs and teachers This Was one firm Hue? sfudenfs roaHy fried To oufdn their teachers THESE GXRLS WERE oxdsiav'd'wg n GRA achWes. N IeH Ts M755 Hebert. head of 75 Girls' PE Deperimeni: Jean Ruih WIL Hams, Ouisfandinq LeHer 65H: Jan BeH Besi AH-Round Girl: Susan Moreau AHrSchool Posture Queen: and Miss James, sponsor of H15 LeHor GMS. 247 SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS MEMBERS OF THE Spanish Club includchlRST ROW: Mar- ?ha Cruz. Elizabeth Trevino. Norma Menchace. Carolyn Eli- zondo. Pedro ananfe. SECOND ROW: Nice Aquilan Evelyn Vasquez. Diana Salas. Yolanda Galvan. Sylvia Barlmsa Linda Ruin Virginia Horas THIRD ROW: Irma Casho. Linda Es- xI ' INSPECTING THE OCTOBER issue of the Pan- AmerTcan Times which was edHed by Hue local chapfen are fhese Spanish Club officers: Diana Salas. vice-presidenh Dolores Adams. PASF chair- man: Yolan a Galvan. presidenl: Sylvia Barbosa. treasurer: Evelyn Vasquez. secrefary: Herman Va- reIa sergeanO-af-arms: and Linda Ruiz reporOer MISS MARGARET McGVNTY and Mrs. Joyce VaxqueI show auihenfic figurines fa Hue club mem ersl irada. Cynfhia Davalos. Gary Barbin. Jacquie Morgan. Janei' Henm Marfha Gomez Rim Moreno Jacquie Saxom Linda HernandeL Dora Flores FOURTH ROW: Richard Jiminez, Blanca GaWan. PauleHe Kirkendell, Jane Allison. Becky mirez. Wilford Fosher, Paul Lona. and Debra DeLeom ENTERTAIN AT ASSEMBLY WARMING UP AFTER Chris'mas carollnq are these Spanish Club members. DANCING A FAST corrido for the Pan-Ameyican assembly are these Spanish Club members. Siesfa faking? No such ac- cusafion could be made abou? members of this year's Spanish Club. sponsored by M155 Mar- garef McGFn+y and Mrs Joyce Vasquez. A lively gef-acquainfed parfy gof fhe members off +0 6 good sfart kzllowed by a chilling Chrisfmas caroling parfy Tn December. In April. Hwe club senf fiffeen delega+es fo Hwe Ausfin Convenflon. Also In April. fhe sfuden+ body was de- lighfed wifh +he Pan-American program. which was a +ribufe +0 Pan-American Day. A dinner honoring new officers climaxed fhe year. 249 250 CLUB ACTIVITIES PROVIDED FUN MEMBERS OF THE French cm, induda FIRST ROW: Caroline Hampton Linda WiHiams. Charlene Flanaqam Debbie Machav xek, Susan HaH. Kay Green, Beverly Davis, Nancy Lopez. Jacque Harper. SECOND ROW: Janis Kelly. Sylvia Huney. Kerry Thomaa Dinah Hamplom KIHy Havens. 8th Hobbs. Martha Ham Karen Kershnen Lois Terry. THIRD ROW: David Lohmam Pau' HoHIen Roger Lehman, Lynn Maer Arfhur Gonzalez. Chm; Rome, Billie Jackson. MRS. SANDRA DAUPHINE spon. sored This year's French Club ac- fiviVies. Officers are: Debbie Machalek president Dinah Hamp- Vow vIce-presfdenf; Caroline Hamp- fen. secrefary: Janis Kelly. new war; and Lois Terryk reporfer, FOR FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS LINDA WILLIAMS AND CharIoHe Smifh display one of Hue many pasfers made during Hue football season by +he French Gab. Thirfy French Club members have held meef- discussion of an arficle in a French magazine con- ings +he firsf and Paird Tuesday mornings of +he cerning Mrs.Jacqueline Kennedy. monfh in Room 220 feafuring a special achHy af . The enferfainmenf commiHee was composed of each meehng. Janis Kelley and Lois Terry: refreshmenfs. CharloHe Bingo and Hangman were popular and sounded Smifh. Debbie Machalek. and Be+h Hobbs. sophisficafed when +hey were played in French. ther adivifies included lisfening fo French records and singing in French. Some special articles in French magazines received +he aHenfion of +he club. One of H1e besf programs of +he year was a THESE FRENCH CLUB members are enfoyTng singing 3+ fhe Easfer parfv. 25I JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Junior Qassicd League th approxhnafely I20 members enroUed. is living proof Hm Lafin Is 1tar from being a dead language. Programs inJrended f0 fosfer an increasing inferesf in +1175 club were presenfed a+ monfhly meefings. Twenfy-six members af+ended fhe annual sfafe Conven- +Ton, held Hwis year in Dallas on H15 campus of Soufhern MeHwodIsf UniversHy March 3erer l. Social evenfs for +he year began on a s+eamy, hof day in Sep+ember win a coke parfy for new members: A gala Chrisfmas parfy paralleled H19 Roman wrestval. Samrnalia. Parenfs were ianed +0 be presen+ 5+ an evening meeHng in February. A special feafure was Hwe presen+a+ion of cifi- zenship papers f0 +rormer plebians or firsf-year membersl SPONSORS OF JCL are Mr. Richard Hafch and Mrs. Gap aIdine Johnson. JC-lg OFFICERS ARE: Marilyn Hadden. quaesfor: Debbie Williams second consuh Tommy Feafhers'on. first consul: and SAM Bryan. scn e. 252 MEMBERSHIP-ALL TIME HIGH SECOND YEAR JCL MEMBERS are: BOTTOM ROW. D. Beagle. Sanderfer. C. Covfnqion. D. MiguezI L. Pefella. G. Zummo. and C. Commander. L. Delaney, RI Faulk. C. Beard, M. Schnitzer. G. Gill. T ROW: 5 Rode B. PlumhoH. KIWillIamsI M. Hadden. C. Holt. T, Broussard. D. Williams. and SI Robinson. MTDDLE D. Williams J Wood N Ippomo. J. Jones. 5. PaceI B. Ben ROW:.L. Eldridqe. N. Davis R. Andersom S. HEN, D. RIchmond. nauer, andJ 61 J. Hopkins J. Vsrden, D, Kube. AI Barres SIlva. B. BurneH. J. , - I HRST YEAR JCL MEMBERS are: T ' I BOTTOM ROW: Janis Inqhain. E. Ploer B Crookshank C. Jones. M. RTze D. Mears. and B. Bmwn. MIDDLE ROW: L menw Ph Tra- han. S Stevenson S C. Thibodeaux, G, Moriafy, JC, Du- ponh S. McGee. M, Vasquet. B. Yenson and V Brunow. TOP ROW: L. Louvier T. Richey, T. HIcks.D Phares. J Gibbeau A. Hansen. J Snack. W Lundqren B. SaHererld. J. TarquInee, J Atkins. and M. hits. .'? Igfg Tommy Feathersiom presidenf of JCLI audions DH iunior slaves af Saturnaliu parfyI 254 CONVENTION-BOUND JCL MEMBERQ MARILYN HADDEN CONCENTRATES upon Ma safe deh'vr ery of a mace oF cake +0 SaHy SmWWs pMe. Nso picfwed TOMMY FEATHERSTON HANDWG our cTHzenshIp scroHs is first year members th heip oi AedHes Loy Delaney and Carev Comman er. EOUESTRiAN CLAN MEMBERS Ana SiL va CENTER and Sherry Thurms RIGHT qef readv +0 bid on sbves as +hey ac cepe ?hefr quefa of pepperminf scicks from Firsf Consul Tommy Feafhersfon. CAMPAIGN FOR QTATE-WIDE OFFICE are SaHy Bryam and Loy Delaney. GUEST SPEAKER AT Parems NTqM, Tom Moore Feathersom discusses the Importance of freedom ioday, ATTRACTIVE TABLES AND reireshmenfs were planned by Debee WIHIams and SaHy Bryan. Third year members Myra Brousr sard and Tim Eroussard were ready fo enon me party. 255 256 GERMAN CLUB HA9 FUN LEARNING l . MEMBERS OF THE German Club are FIRST ROW: Terrv Scare. Glenda Hm. THIRD ROW: Robert Hicksom Michael Clayfom Bobby Jones. George Taylor, 0. w. WHhrow gem Kennedm Dick James Mary Johannsen, Sarah LiHIe, Mindy Marburqen Noel Mike Barbam and Joel Levy. SECOND ROW: Caroline EvereH. Scoggins, Bruce Meyer, and Marc Kenton. Francis swam DoHie seewm Kamy Browm Karen Pu+bres. and ASSEMBLING THE CHRISTMAS SHOWCASE was a pweasanc fask for German dub officers: Mindy Marburgen ireasurer: smh Luna secretary: George Taylor. vicerpresidenf: Lee Miller, presHenf: and Mrs. Heidi Fulbright Spenser, German Club is designed +0 aL low members +0 have fun along wiflw ?beir learning Mrs Heidi Ful- bright sponsor. oHen delighfed +he club th Firsthand knowledge of H19 people and cusfoms of Ger- many. Correspondence wifh Ger- man residenfs also added infer- esf fo +he club. Ordering newspapers. films. and ofher maferials from H16 German Embassy in Housfon and Hue UnL versify of Texas were specIal fasks 01c fhis club. One desiring membership In +he club musf be currently enrolled in a German class. FUTURE LAWYERS STUDY JUDICIAL SYSTEM SEYBERS OF FUTURE Lawyers are LEFT TO RIGHT: PeQer Herlim Johrny Cunningham, MTke Mason. Joel Levy. Peker Waher. Randy a on. SPONSOR OF FUTURE Lawyers is Mr. Rex Sfudying famous friak and greaf Lawyers is one of Jrhe obiedives of fhe COPehand. members of Fufure Lawyers of America ub The purpose oh fhe Fufure Lawyers Club Is +0 bring fo H5 members a beHer undersfanding of our naHonhs iudicial sysfem, The club sfudies courf proceedinqsh and inferWews fhose prominenf persons in fhe haw profession, Anofher proiecf of the club is The sponsoring of Law Week in +he monfh of May. The members mus? be enrolled in one o; +he buSh'ISSS courses or have a special inferes+ En +he club. OFFICERS OF THE dub are LEFT TO RIGHT: Johnny Cummnqhamh pubhciw agenl: we Mason presidenh Pam Walier, Heasurer: and cm saw. me president 1m: shownL 258 CREATIVE TALENTQ DISPLAYED MEMBERS OF THE Ari Ciub inciude from Iefi fc right. FRONT Baldwin, Debbie EvereH. Maureen McGrew. Charlene Weilsi ROW- Barbara Eilis Nancy Minier Carla Covingfon. and Denise Cynihis Marshall. LAST ROW: Shirley Tronsiadi Louis Oiiver, Bea Davis MIDDLE ROW: Chrisfi Denise Beih Baughn Mary Heien Ann Davisi Linda Dowlinqsi Aivin Jonesi Jed Guilbeau. and Dam McWhorier Lee DeH Brannick. Diana Haiseil Caihy Jones Paisy nisWinkler UNDER THE DIRECTION of Mr. John Meek, M Ciubbers make final mm; on their Chrisfmas displayi Giving sfudenfs a chance +0 use creaHve falenf which mighf nof be released in a class- room 15 H19 purpose of Hue Ari Club. spansored by Mr. John Meek. The acfiviiies of H18 Arf Clubbers are never ending. A? fine beginning oi Hwe year members made posfers ior fhe hall as weH as seliing H1em io homerooms. Some members creaied canker- pieces for Hue School Board Adminisfrafion mee+ing. while ofhers worked on a courtyard Back H1e Jackefsi' sign, In February. Ari Clubbers enioyed aHendi Eng fhe annual ar+ show in Housfoni BY ART CLUB MEMBERS r7 L HELPING TO MAKE me year a producme one are ye memr ROW: Ralph Thomas George Thomas. Alan Booth. Danny DubuA bars yen +0 right FRONT ROW: Anne Bruchmnler, Dee Dee ison, Bayne Holley. Mike Kocnca ond Smith. s+eve Banks. and Princa Kathy Moumn. Annere Sh cw MaHha McReynolds, Marian Tommy Moore. Cole, Card smbbs Sarah LH-He. and Janice S?Ewens. BACK MAKING FINAL TOUCHES on pamnngs enfered m H19 Housoon Ari Show are om. cers LEFT TO mew: Annehe Sr. Cyn presxaem; Mr. John Meek, sponsor: Martha Mo Rewards, secrefary; Sarah m He, freasurer: and Aan Boom vicerpresidenf. 259 THE RIVALS PROVEQ REPERTOIRE The purpose ol Reperlolre Play- ers is fo gallwer all indlviduals in- +eresled In +hea+er and +0 provlde sflmulaHng dlscusslons and oppor- funlly for all. In keeplng th Hwe pracflces of a prolesslonal company. difleren+ sfudenls lry out and are chosen lor each producfion. and are awarded poinls for lbeir eHor+s. ln preparallon for lhe fall pro- duclion. The Rivals. readings, se- lecl'lon of flue casl' and crew. and long rehearsals fool place. The same procedure broughf abouf flue one-acf play, 'lMofher ! Courage. for fhe Inlerscholasflc 1 League Confes+ cl March 31. i l H ., - DO I REALLY look like Lorne Green? MAKING FlNAL TOUCHES on llve coslumes are LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Marlene Rushing sponsor: Clmck Beard. sfage manager: Sandra Robedsl buslness manager: Roberl Rodriguel direclor: and Vick? Brunow. publiclfy chairman, 260 HA9 ABUNDANCE OF TALENT MEMBERS OF REPERTORE Prayers are BOTTOM ROW: Kafhr erine Broussard, Janef KimbaH Kay Thompson. Betty EHisom Bar- bara Ellis Cmdy Larsen, Sandy EHis. Candy Cam CharloHe 8mm Viki Brunow Joan Mares. Judy O'Grady. and Margaret McCord. MIDDLE ROW: Cheryl Romero, Pveane Cole Beth Hobbs, Gai! Coffey Marilyn Jackson mane Johrsom ProdeencTa Dangerfieid MAKING COSTUMES FOR The Rivals was no easy task. Jenn Rodriquez Lynane Louvier, Ehzabem Tieskens Joreen Gap den Gail Biers. and Myra Broussard, TOP ROW: Jawef Henry. Michad WeddeH Danny Abraham. Dale Wilk$nsom David Tet reaulh Mike Koonca Raymond Blakemanl John Heberf, Nan Rumm Baine HoHv. Roberf Rodrique. Ricky Faulk and Pa? DTOnne. JERRY WHITTREDGE APPLIES rage minuve touches to make- up heme 9qu on sfage. Q 75 JUNIORS, SENIORS PRESIDENT LESLIE GASPARD enjoys courmng lhe money for VICEVPRESIDENT JIMMY BaHey demonshaees ihe arf of Merchanfs Navional Bank as par? of his fob Leslie was making money roHs. also voted Outsfandfng Boy DE Sfudent PARLIAMENTARMN AUSTIN FONTENOT and Secrefary Judy Jeanis reWax aHer having complefed a successh! year. 262 LEARN AND EARN IN DE TREASURER TANYA LEBLANC seHs a shlrf 10 a saHsv Had customer. DE SWEETHEART CHRXSTY Shem receives a kiss of con- gramlanons from Danny Ussey: Chmy was ago Wed 0.1+. sanding 6w DE seudenr. MEMBERS OF DISTRIBUTIVE EducaHon earn high school Credlfs whHe gaining Impor+anf business experience 6+ We same fime. After affending school for half a day, DE s+uden+s are employed by vari- ous area business merchanfs. Their iobs range anywhere from derking in a sfore. i0 modeling or even To handling money In a bank Memorable evenfs of the year induded decoraHng fhe Chrisfmas Jrree for fhe cafeferia and puffing on a 5ink concerning DE for area schools. CUmaxing H19 year was fhe an- nual DE Banquef held af H16 Coun- fry Club af which Chris+y Sherrer was announced as DE Sweetheart MEMBERS OF JUNIOR RED CROSS SEATED: L. Hulim J. MII- fer. M. Auibodeaux K Broussard S. Van Hess C. Hebert. KNEEL- W6: M. Futch. B. Com 5 King J. Manuel M FonvenotN.Walker.STAND!NG:J.K1m- 264 d D. Domingue J. He HHELP THY NEIGHBOR Is He pervadx'ng cry fhaf pro- vides Impefus +0 all achvHies of He Junior Red Cross under fhe spansorshlp of Mrs. Diane Lawrence. Miss Jean Lem- anqM and Mrs ZeHa SpradA Iey. Members foined in pro- moan many locaM and nafion- al causesM including a cospon- sorship wifh Congress for +he AH-School Ched Drive and +he annual Food DrTveC They aIso sen+ boxes of use- ful Hams 10 Hwe needy in VTef Nam, Several members helped wifh +herapy 5+ Sunnyside Speech and Hearing Cenfer. An Easfer par'ry was given +0 fhe Children Hwere In ApriL bert M. Haseren JUNIOR RED CROSS PROJECTS ball. D, Ezele.S CUM B, Barrass BACK ROW: C. SPONSORS OF THE JUNIOR Red Mrs. Zelda Spradkzy. lfm M. J. HayasM .Harvey. L. SpruiH. C DineI P. Bowen L. Honeyr K. Thumb 6M CubbTeM S. Smith S. DeHman, Dawhs G. Spires. D.Johnson D. Goubs M. Faf- 6V Pooh JC Hamilfom K. Jores. and H. HuebeL Cross, MESS Jean Lemming Mrs. Diane LawrenceM and DESIGNED TO BENEFIT OTHERS OFFICERS OF JUNIOR RED CROSS are Peggy Gambian secremry: PaMcia Zapf, presidenf: and Undu Welch. treasurer. PRESIDENT PAT ZAPF brans up an im- porfani' Me at one of Hue Junior Red Cross meefinqs, Herd early in We morn- in; Re ross meemgs were a res! Iesf of royahy +0 service. 265 266 SPEECH TOURNAMENTS FAVORITE ARENA OFFICERS OF THE Forensic Socx'efy for the I966-67 school year are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Rum Doyle secremry: Jeanie Taybr. presr Idenf: Tommy Featherdon. co-ordinafcr; and JTm Carlen V?ce-preskienf. AHhough Hwe Forensic Society deals principally th debafe, +he fields d ex+emporaneous speaang. poefry Inferpre+a+ion, and orafory are also open f0 H5 members. Speech tournamenk are a Jr'avorHe arena mr compe- fifion. The Bayfown fournamen+ af Roberf E. Lee perem nFaHy draws a long lisf of confeshsnfs: so JeWerson's en! Mes feH lucky +0 win places as kllows: Janis Kelly and Jeanie Taylor. semifinals in debab. A? Hue Jesse Jones Tournamenf in Housfon, Carolyn McCoHum and Gail Snider placed fhird in girls debafa Traveling +0 Dallas +0 meef new compefifion. +he lo- cal speakers won several awards. Jim Carfer was a semi- finalisf in exfemporaneous speech: Janis Kelly and Jeam ie Taylor won fhree of bur deba+es. a performance du- plica+ed by Hwe boys feam, Frank Born and Tommy Feafhersfon. Four members +raveled +0 fhe S+ephen F. Auan con+es+ and brough+ home a firs+ place frophy and a fhirdvplace honor, SHARING THE TROPHY won ad Sfephen F4 Austin in the 3A74A Deba're Coniesf for Hrs? place are Jeanie Taylor and Janis Kelly, OF COMPETITION FOR FORENSIC SOCIETY MEMBERS EAGERLY AWNT a bus Mp +0 Housfon for lhe Robert E. Lee fournament MR LOUIS KING;Sponsor WORKING ON THE deba'e ,opics $or conlesl are members STANDING: Greq Starch Tommy Shapiro. and Frank Born. SEATED are Jam's KeHy and Sharon H? 267 268 QOPHOMORES QOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Presidenf-David P0015 President-Wayne Gregory Secreiary-Janef Henry Treasurer-Carmen Casfro 270 25 STUDENTS COMPRIQE CABINET Molly Abel Mike Abraham Brenda Absfon Jimmy Ackerman Jimmy Adams Unda Adams BiHy Adcock Nice Aguilar Greg Akers Naiiyyah Nberf Debra Nleman Charles Allen Debra AHen LeHIa Nlen Joe Almonha SOPHOMORE CABINET MEMBERS are KNEELING; John Kitchens Johnny Causey. Mike Hughes. KeHh Fisher. Johnny wmams, Wayne erogw SECOND ROW: Connie Kuhn, Beckv Monroe. Margaret McCord. Carolyn Elizondo. come Long Eda; 555mm Cheryl Romm THmD ROW: Lark wmshire. Cindy Jones. Lee exddens. Par Warren. Sally Smifh. Jane Harrfmam Mary Tarbcrv. Carol TroHer. BeHy Reeburgh, Paw Heberf. Jam Henry and Susan HaH. 272 PICTURE OF HIGH SCHOOL LIFE SOPHOMORE CONGRESS ARE: 'FIRST ROW, Sherry Donaldson, Charlene Hanagan Pauleffe KirkendaH. Carolyn Woo. SECOND ROW. Jennifer McCuisfon. Bonnie Yenhem Sue Inge, THIRD ROW, Andy Loiano, Becky Shepard. Bonnie James. Glen Manuel. FOURTH ROWl Linda Gerben. Wayne Gregory. John Russell, Dennis Howell. Jane? Henry. Cheryl Arne; Barbra Ammons Mike Amuny Cindy Anderson Card Arenas Glenn Armenfor Claudine Arnaud Eloy Arredondo Mary Arriola BIHy Ashcraff Danny Atkinson Melly Atkinson Lenore Avanf ChrTs Avila Curt Babin TAKES SHAPE FOR SOPHOMOREQ Dwigm Babineaux Janice Badger Judy Bag DeHa Baker Jimmy Baker Mike Baker Becky Baker Pafsy Baldwin Georgia Helen Ballard Wayne BarneH Bealiha Barres Gerald Earras Deborah Barres Conm'e Barry Ann Bass SEATED: CHARLOTTE SAENZ. Donna Elliot. Arlene Jones Janice Engholm. Sue Hammond, and Debbie EvereH. STANDING: Carv men Castro. Mark Kenton. Bill Blafon Bobby Janes. Joe Beaux. John Popielarczyk. Pele Harlin, Randy DreweH. Mark Crain. Moms Lee. MIHon Hall, Tommy Phelps. and Elizabeth Eckok. These Governors represenfed fheir homerooms In Cabich In Me year 19667 273 274 Nan Bass Daie Bates Debbie Bea! Chris Beard cram Bell Andy BeH Ralph Bennexd Danny 59mm Kathy Bergeron Kyle Bergeron wmp Berqeron Darrell Barnado AcqueHe Bernard Clarence Bertrand Dondd Bescher Elizabeth Besse Richard Befar Cindy Bienvenu James Blackwell Bill Blanfon Caane Bluesfein Donnie BonneHe Josephine Bordonabo John Borel Wade Borel Par EculHnghousa Charles Bounds Mike Bourg SOPH ENTHUSIAQM EXPLODEQ A3 THEY WIN SPIRIT STICK FIRST WAYNE GREGORY, SOPHOMORE dass president. cheers fhe Jeckefs on with spirif sticV won aHendance. Donald Bourg Phyms Bower Jesse Branick Irma Bray Jennie Breaux Joe Breaux Roxanne Breaux CharTes Brain Evelyn Brinson Cindy mam Frances Broussard June Broussard Karen Broussard Kamarvn Broussard Rollie Broussard by sophomores fer pepvrally 275 Grace Cadara vancem Cammareri Jan Cambell Nelda Cannon Anthony Canton Jane Carlsen Candy Carr Ronnie Carraway Larry Carrow LTnfon CasfiHe Tidoro Castillo Carmen Casho Irma Castro Joe Cafalina John Causey Susan Broussard Becky Brown Cafherine Brown Elizabem Brown John Brown Marsha Brown Roberf Brown Lee Buckley Brian Budwfne Jeff Burke Karen Burnelf Tommie Burnham KenneHw Burns Alana Bus; Gail Byers Diane Cavender MiHon Chalelah Gail Chsnfon Gardner CIark PeHy Clark GIenn Clary JIH cme Gary Cluelow Rife Coafs Cafhy Cobb Carole CogHH MarTon Cole Melda Cole Shirley Coleman Charles CoHazo ,, rpm. 1 ?EJW Sam CoHeHI caronne Cohmga Danene Cosmnce SVeve Cooper PafH Copas CurHs Copebnd ENTHUSIAQTIC CLASQMATEQ Brenda Cozad Mike Cradier Bennie Craig Mark Crain Lynn Cradier William crochee ere Crorey Gail Cumbie Dean Curran mm D' Abadie Chfford Daigle Denise Daxgre Laura Daigle Ken Dazgle James Dana Richard Daniels Tommy Dawns SOPHOMORE CABINET BACKS me Jackets with a ski? for the Beat Nederland Day pep rally. Larry Dauphine Gerald Dauzaf Vernon Davison Beverly Davis 278 SUPPORT YELLOW JACKETS Joe Day Debbie Decuire Glenn Degeyfer Merba Demoussaye Joe de ya Rosa DebbEe DeLeon MIke Delgadillo LINie de Ios Sanfos Paf DeLuke Vicki DeRouen Tommy DesfaHe Greg DeHman David DeYoung Carmen Dies Peggy Dilocker STANDING: Susan Hammond. Lark Wilfshfre. Janet Henry Sally 5mm. Sheryl Romero. EHzabeHn Eckols. KNEEUN615usan Hall and Randy DreweH , Pa? Dionne Richard Dismukes MoHy Disfam'eno Jill Domas Denise Domingue Elizabefh Domingue 279 Debbie Dominic Sherry Donaldson Randy DreweH Jerry Dubison Richard Dugas Terrv Dunahoe DenTse Durham Herbert Dupbn? Paula Duplanf Judy Duprufs Mary Dwight Chariot Dyson EHa Eaglin Chris Eas+erl7ng CeIene Ebanks Elizabeth Eckds Gare! dms CaroWn Elimndo Tommy EHzondo Charisma EUior Donna EUioH Buick Em; Barbra Ellis BeHy Emson Janice Engholm Naacy Enrlghr Lenore Erixan Tommye theredge Glenn Evans James Evans 280 FIRST GRADE CARDS COME OUT WITH 154 ON HONOR ROLL Linda Evans w David Fanguy a. u... 4; Carrie Feasf Debbie Feemsfer Keith Fischer Charlene Flanagan f: Dore lanes 34 Gbria Flores '53 Billie FoHeHe Donna Fomenm Tommy Fomnoe Mike Forsyfhs Newfon Forsyfhe Pat Fox Gary Franklin Darrell Franks Lever FuHer Blanca Galvan Anqenna Garcia Emm Garcia Hope Garcia Rcbw Garcia Charles Gaspard 282 Fave Grimn Haron Grundman BW Guarnkr? Paul Guepef Linda Guerra Yolando Guerra EddIe Guidry Michaev Guidry Jed Guilbeaux Susan eumory Arrhur Gonzabs Joe 0 Clifford Gunner Billy Grammar Tom Grah David Graybh. Kav reen Wayne Gregory Diana Gaspard LaneHe Gahas Unda Gerbens Lea Giddens David GHberf Kerry Girolamo Judy Gbrloso Loyd Godbcld Charles GofFery Linda GoldsmHh Unda Gufhrie MIHon Hall Susan HaH Diana Halsell Mike HaHer Regena Ham Connie Hamilfon Richard Hamilfon Key Hammond Susan Hammond Randy Hdlfom Stanley Hankins John Harder Jane Harriman Linda Harringfon Marsha Haseidon Mary Hatch Kmv Havens Debbie Hayes Rickie Hsymen Ewen Hayes Greg Hebert Pam Heberi' Paf HebeH Gail Handerson Janet Henry Donaki Henslee Linda Hernandez 283 284 ENGLISH CLASS ADDS HAZEL STECK PROFESSIONAL singer and enferhiner. performed for Mrs Vaughrfs 6H1 period. She did several num- bers frcm' 'Flower Drum Song Becky Highfower Carol Hines Teresa Holderman Shanon Holder Michael Hollier Paul Hollier Shave Holmes Brian HoH Randall Happens Bob Howard In which she was fhen appearing. Peee Hean Larry chks Tommy Hicks Clifford Hm: VARIETY TO DAILY ROUTINE 52:... u. ouaw 3x Dem HoweH Pam Howell gm Huckaby David Hudson shmev Huebal Michaew Hughes Waylon Hughes Leona Hulin Bill Hunfer June Hum anda Huval Paula Isles Pm wanes Sue :an ChrisH Isaac Ordis Ham Jim Jackson Sheila Jacobs Bonnie James Frank James Andree Jenkins Ann Jenkins Caran Johnsar Geraw Johnson Janet Johnson Kenneth Johnson Larry Johnson Naflwen Johnson 285 286 Adena Jones Cindy Jones Donard Jones DwigM Jones Robert Jones Linda Jouberf JennNer Jewell Jean Judice Craig Kanewske Mike Kasper Mary Kaye Nancy KeNems Cheryl Kimbe! Mark Keneon Karen Kershner AHan Killian Jean Kimball aren King Marie Ki-ng Sherry Kng PauleHe Klrkendall John Kuchens Mike Koonce Connie Kuhn Raybn Laborde Raymond Lackey PaMeHe Lacour Richard Laemmle MERRY CHRISTMAS COMES mt we: Ilvlrfvrrwm m u. x T0 TJ SOPHOMOREQ TRUE CHWSTMAS SPHilT is felt as Sophomores parHprafe Tn annual choir perky! They are CharloHe Elliof, Peggy DHocken Gan Byers come saw and Mary Hafch. Cindy Larson ReneHa LchlaTs Mitch Laufenberg Bevedy LavHoHe David Leblanc Donald Leblanc Larry LebIanc Ricky Leblanc Kennefh Lee Marwyn Lee Ruben Lafleur Mike Land David Landry John Landw KaHny Landry Sam Lam Mike Lapham Belinda Larned 287 288 Moms Les Paul Lee Rita Lelune DaneHe Lexand Don's Leane Sherry Lindsay Marfha Lipe Mary Liscano Barbara Luchhem Louise LTHle Cindy megsmn Rodger Lohmann come Long Nancy LopeI Ruben Lopez Debbie Loupe Alexander Louvfer Andrew Lozano WiHiam Lungren Agnes Lupe Keith LuqueHe Chms Lynch Kamzeen Lyons Larry Mc cam Rodger McCeWey Ann McCombcr Jennifer McCuMen John McDonald FIRST MlD-TERMS Paul Mahmey Mike Maltba Dianne Mannino Suzanne Mannino Gienn Manuel Joyce Manuel ohn Marceaux Pam MarroquTn Mike Marshall Donald Marlin Eden Maan Kaya Maan Marlene Marfin Mary Marfinez Norma Martinez Larry McElroy Charles McFaHand Nancy McMahen DoHv McMakin Walfer McRee 0 Sharon McWiHiams Jacque Macomber Phyllis MalHn AT Malisheski Donna MaHef Glenn Malone 289 290 CHEERLEADER TRY-OUTS broughf high hopes +0 many. PaHi Heberf displays her enWmsiasm as she Mes out before me smdem body. Brenda Meche EHen Meeker Steve Meier Kirk Menard Ruben Menchacha Frank Menza Nancy Merfens George Messer Gerald Meyer Anifa MiHer Johana Miller Rodney Mmgxe Susan Moak Hecmr MoHna Donna Mondello Mike Mamews Greg Maniefs George MaHend Claudine MaHock Warren Mayea Debbie Mayes Brenda Mayo Debbie Mears Errol Meaux SOPHOMORES SET COURSE FOR FUTURE Marilyn Mandello ecky nroe MIke MonHe Lynn Moore Norma Moore Yvonne Moore DENNIS HOWELL. TJ'S my Sophm 1 M more foonaH Jenerman in 1966-57. looks M a ma forward m we more years cf eligIbHHy and successFM FocfbaH. RHa Morene Rachael Morris Ear! Morvanf Glenda Morvanf SharleHe Mowanc Brenda Mosely J?mmy Motheral Pat Murphey Danny Nance Dean Ne son Ricky Nefherbnd Cindy Newhouser Card Nielsche Johnnie Noel Bobby ONeaI 292 Randy O'an Roberf om Virgxnxa ona Ronnie Overman Oamer OviHe Mike Owens Eddie Palermo Lennie Palumbo Angelina Pampolina Lee Paris Barbara Parker Roberf Parks Donald Pa+e Susan Pafe Janice Pam. Rosa mm Amen Pavia Debbie Penn Hugh Perego Helen Perira chm; Perry Bonnie Phelps we Pmmps Ellen Picard Danny Pierce Brenda Plaisance Percy Plessela Debbie PoIIdore David Poole John Popislarclyk 804 STUDENTS COMPRISE CLASS OF '69 Mary Porras BeHy Porter Bess Porferfw'eld Vera Powell Judy Powers Walterine Presfon Sue Prince Nolfon Prince DudIev Frifchard Lana Proenxa Oscar Proenza Wayne Proff Diana Prosperie Miriam Ouebedeaux Pam Quebedeaux Ronda RabaXais DaHene Rabe Abel RamErez Andrew Ramirez Delores RamIrek Ignacio Ramirez Juani+a Ramirex Robert Ramirez June Randall Martha Ray Jenaner Redman Nelle? Reyes Janice Reynolds 293 STUDENTQ ADD A TOUCH OF Jerry Reynolds Tommy Rose John Rose Jimmie R05 59 Armando Rosales Sheryl Romero Fred Romero Beverly Romero ChaHes Roller Randy Roll Randy Rodgers Sue Rages Edward Rodriguez GIenn Rode ST VALENTINE'S DAY brings ro menus to Us s.campus He ere Chuc k HaH pressMs a very surprised Can- ice Zummo wifh a slightly lop- sided paper heart. HUMOR TO SPRING ACTIVITIES Pa? Robertson Kennem Robinson Henry Robbins Gary Ruchy Clyde Richard Ray Richards Theresa RoseHa Sue Royor John RusseH Rosemary Ryan Edris Saalzer CharloHe Saenx Dewey Salter Sherrie San Angelo Myra Sanderfer SEE Gloria Sarfin 333 Gary Save 5?? PART OF A girl's iob during Sadie Hawkins Week is carrying her boy- friend's books to class. Diane Ca- vender has more ihan her share of books buf Sfan McFaIIs seems 10 have an unending supply. 296 Belinda Schexnayder Kay Schexnayder Heancr Schroeder Noel Scoggxns BHIy Scogian s+ephanie scan Vicki ScoH George Sessions DavId Sever David Sharp Debbie Shavers Kamyn Shaw cam Shaw Michaex Shepherd Beckv Sheppard 131.; K 53 1::s33 Margaref Sheppard Grave Silva Bonifa Sfmions JoAnna Simmons FrisciHa Simmons BeHy Shns Nma Sbcum Charlene Smifh Debby Smifh Dennis Smith ond SmHH Mike Smlifh Gary SoHeau JaneH Slrederd DebbTe Swan Keifh Swearinger Yobnda Sweet Charles Sykes Mary Talberf Vernon TaIberf Ted Tafe JoAnn TauzTn Charisse Taylor OHvia Taylor Woodrow wuson Tayxar smphen Tenfrup BeHy Teracina Gloria Sohz ArleHe Sonnier EiHy Sonnier Deborah seucherlar TIm Spell Wes Spiegex George Spiris Mike Sfansbury Peggy smsbury Barry s+eny Ronald Sfevison Brenda srewm George Sfewarf Craig Sh: er SheHy Sione 297 298 TJ'Q FIRST SOPHOMORE POLYNESIA WAS THE HIeme of Thomas Jefferson's firsf soph- omore prom. The Cabinet com- prised of 54 people. sponsored fhe dance. Decorafions were pro- vided by flue hard working mem- bers of fhe class and consisfed of palm frees and ofher polynesian reminders. THEY CAME . .. THEY DANCED . . . PROM BIG SUCCESS THEY ATE. .. THEY RESTED . . . AND THEY HAD 3 greai Hme. 299 300 Janice Terrier Chriane Thibodeaux Nathan Thibodeaux Richard Thibodeaux Sheila Thibodeaux Sherry Thibcdeaux Janice Thompson Jimmy Thompson Kay Thompson Tommy Thompson Wadsworfh Thompson Gary Tillman Albert Toepoel Delores Touchene Roy oufc e Jeanie Townsend N Trahan John Travis Elizabeth Trevino Ronald Trevino David Tm'mble Rocco TriHco Carol TroHer SPRING BRINGS AN AIR OF EXCITEMENT AS ELECTIONS NEAR Glenn Turner Lonnie Turner Mecedes Tyler William Valdel Angelina Valka Pele Valverde Ted Vaughn Lorraine Vaughn Kamy Vazquez Bonna vxccor Judy Wade Dwxgm Wagner Gayle WaHKer Pam deer Robert Walker Van Walker wnnam Walker Ronald Wallace Craig Wallenline charres WaHher Rodger Ward Fa+ Wanen Debby Warren Cindy Washingwn Peggy washingm Susan Watferson Brian Weaver Billy Webb Don Webb Jimmy Weise 301 302 Judy wexsinger Carole Welch Richard Wheaf Donald Wheeler Donna Wheeler Sandra WhHe Veron White David WhHehead Marcha wmehead Gary WhiHredge Carolyn Wiemann Rita Wiggxngvon Thomas Wiggins Dianne Wiley 63H WiHiams Harold WiHIams JeH WiWams John WiIHams Sandra WiHiams Glenn Wilson Lark WTlfshire Rebecca WW1 DonaH Windsor Ronald Windsor Dennis wxnkler CaroWn Woo cm Wood David Wood HAPPINESS IS A GREAT SOPHOMORE YEAR Dow Wynn Bonnie Yemen Bryon Young Dam Young em Young Pa? Young ma Young Randy zampm Joseph 2mm George Zach Candice Zummo Theresa Zummo THESE ARE THE fiHy NEDG winners for I967. 303 304 ORGANIZATIONS 306 EIGHT SENIOR TEXANS TAKE THERE GOES BIG BUZZ! TMs symbol of school 5pm depids me old figMinq 5pm of Thomas JeHerson ngh. A brand new version of Big Buzz was ready for H15 firsf pep rally of He year. Buzz appears af each pep raHy and his arrival on +he field a? JackmL games is a rally poinf for all Fans of +he foofball feam. The Sfudenf Congress carried on a drive +0 ob+ain a new design and a more porfable ver- sion of +he school mascot Keepers of Big Buzz are H18 Texans. chosen for +heir qualifies of enfhusiasm and good cIHzenship. Mike Daniels Alan Bcofh Carey Commander Dale Boyd PRIDE IN CARRYING NEW EMBLEM Tommy Feafhersion Ronnie Townsend BUZZ ARRWES in triumph despite a prank aHempf m Have Mm appear for me Mr Hme smeared Wm. purple paw applied by Peter Paper Chase. The old fighf song brougM ouf Texans and Big Buzz when ihe sfeamy gym echoed fo +hese words: Go Ye Por+ Arfhur Go. ye, Porf Arfhur! Fighf for vIcfory WHh your banners flying high We'H cheer you all fhe way! Rah! RAH! Rah! Go ye. Porf Ar'rhur! Fighf for vidory! Maynard Belson 307 DETERMINATION. TA ENT. AND PRIDE A WHISTLE, A FANFARE, a drum rollwand They're 0H info Hwe year of H19 HSomefhing ExfraH Yellow Jackefs! The Maroon and 601d Band, under Hle direcfion and leadership of Mr. John L. BadgeH. was no excepfion +0 The 1966- 67 Jackef rule. for fhaf IiHTe somefhing exfra was also added in every phase of band Ife. The I46-member Marching Band and Hue Swings+ers opened +heir season under H19 eyes of kusands of specfa+ors in The achHTes preceding TJTs game againsf Jesse Jones 0T Housfon. and confinued +0 add gliHer and arouse Enferes? +hroughou+ fao+ball season. The annual Band Revue in March, suc- cessful parficipafion in Solo and Ensemble Con+esh and UIL's Concerf Confesf demw onsfrafed again fhaf ex+ra ingrediem was presenf from beginning To end. DRUM MAJOR DIRECTOR Ida Clear Mr. John L. Badge THE SWINGSTERS ADDED colorfo pregame maneuvers by waving red. whim and Hue Hag; as The Band played God BTess America . ARE INGREDIENTS FOR A GREAT BAND SWINGSTER CAPTAIN ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Nancy Nusom Gail Morialy THE BAND MARCHED fhrough mud and slush '0 form a giant Texas honoring the Senior class af Homecoming pregame acfivifies. 310 CONCERT BAND WINS 69 FIRST DIVISION Janice Gibson Andy Hansen Sfeve Harwood Randy Hencks Jock Hinrichs Walter Jones Judv Pafe Bill Ridlehuber Karen RonquiHs JeansHe Sanderfer John ScoH Susie Shinn Linda Spruill George Taylor Shirley Tronsfad Jean Ruih Williams Karen Williams Wayne Woodall Guy Zummo MEDALQ AT VIL CONTEST THE 33 MEMBER Swinqshar drill 963m deUgMed speci'afors by highlighfing many pregame marching shows during ooi all sea- son. em ers includa STANDING. Ief? f0 rith, Shari Louvier. Janis Kelly. MoHy Williams, Mindy Marburqer. Susan Hardcasfle. Marilyn Hadden. Mary Eruchmiller, JeanTe Godbold. Vicki Vaughn. Becky Wood. Ann Bruchmiller. Jo Nell PoweIL SHIV Barrilleaux. Jo Nell Powell Vicki Vauqhn Becky Wood Suly Barrilleaux Diana Borqabeflo Ann BruchmiHer Paula Bourgeois Jane Craig Barbara Dugas Ann Foote Jeanie Godbold Debra Guidrv MarTIvn Hadden Jackie Jones Janice Kelly ancy Nusom Cheryl Pace Donna Peacock Kay Cambell. Kufhy Cravens. Lyn Frasier, Barbara Bowers, Paf Trahan. and Nancy Nusom. Capbin. SEATED are Linda Langhoff. Ann Heflew Barbara Dugas. Ann Foota Sheila Irby. Ann Suther- lin. Debbie Guidry. Elaine Sfrahan. Paula Bourgeois. Donna P934 cock. Jackie Jones, and Jane Craig. Nof pictured are Diana Eorgabello and Cheryl Pace. 312 HAPPINESS IS WINNING A PRIZED PLACQUE BAND MEMBERS KERRY Giralamo. Mike thips. and Donawd Bafe. LEFT TO RIGHT, bund that secHon rehearsals In Band class infensified me learn- Eng 0 swre. Technique. and xnmnmaon zn corred playing. SPIRIT TOOK A sharp rise as sophomore boys gm inlo me mm; of lhings 5: Band iniHaHon. Charles Roland, IN FRONT 19d me new Band members in a hilarious aHempf +9 perform me high kic. THE MAROON AND GOLD Cancer? Band THE CONCERT BAND chose Jean Rulh Williams as Oufsfandinq Concert Player Jean pracficed many hours in order to overcome fhe sfiff compe- fiHon in the AII-Region Band. of which she is a lhreewear member. NANCY NUSOM GIVES a big smiIe as Mn BadgeH crowns her Band SweePHearf a+ the annual Band Banquef heId in February. ELEVEN MUSICIANS WIN REGION PLACES EYEXNG THE TABLE decoraHOns which complamenfed Me ?ropIcal Meme .3? Me Band Banquer are LEFT TO RKGHT, Karen Ronquille 95H Morimy Xda Gear, and Paub Bomgeois. 3l3 3l4 OFFICERS PLAN OUTSTANDING BANQUET OUTLINING PLANS FOR a successful Band Banquef are officers. lelf lo right STANDING Jackxe Jones, secrefary: Don Oliver. manager; Randy Hsncke. president Becky Wood librarlan. and Nancy Nusom hislorian and Swmgsfer cap- tain. SEAT are Karen Williams, reporler: Suzy Bamlleaux. lreasurer Idenf' and Gail Moria'ryl assIsfanl drum mafor. THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC deparlmenf. made up of fhe Marching Band +he Swingsfers. flue Concer+ Band and fhe Jeffersonians. experienced a busy year. The Swingsfers. under +he supervision of Miss Charlene Arnold, performed inlricale precision drills adding varia- llon +0 Marching Band maneuvers. Bofh organizafions par- Hcipaled in all pep rallies and foofball games. and marched HIeir way down Procfor Sfreef In 1419 annual Cavalcade Parade. Through diligenf prache. fhe Cancer? Band displayed l'hel'r show of hard work and abilily affer many hours span? in mornlng rehearsals +0 bring home anolher slar for TJ's crown by winning a l and II division al Concenl Conleer. Al Jrhe relaled Solo and Ensemble Confesf, band members won sixlylnine medals. and eleven secured posifions in H16 All-Region Band fryoufsl Thisyear was marked by eagerness and cooperalion. for renewed loyalfy and spirlf were evidenf from H'Ie beginning of summer band ln August H-Irougl'I marching and Concerf season, and unfil all horns were packed safely away in summer sforage. Ida Cloar drum rumor, Ann Fem. vice pres- OUTSTANDING MARCHER Larry Kelly JEFFERSONIANQ FEATURE BIG BAND SOUND GETTING KN SHAPE for Solo and EnsemHe Confesf in Vidor are leff +0 righl, Vick? Vaughm Becky Shepherd. Kaihy Shaw and JIm Wright RANDY HENCKE. PRESIDENTV surprised Mr. BadgeH WM: a cane fishing pole during Hus Band Re- vue, However. Hwe Conced Band Vafer showed ifs appmciaiion by preseanq him with a new rod and reel. and a cash cerfiffcafe. THE JEFFERSONIANS CLIMAXED fhe Band Revue with precisTon in playing inmcare iau arrangements by modern composers. Members are. m +9 righf. FIRST ROW: Donnie DeLea sz Mayan Randy DreweH. Leonard Hilliard. and am Ridlehuber. SEQ OND ROW: Donald Henslee. PauI Hollien Sam Cimino. and Gail Moriafy. THIRD ROW: Dade Saner. Carl Wood; Larry Kelly. and Joel Levy FOURTH ROW: John Scoff. Randy Henke. and Eloy Arredondc. Mike Harmon was absent for he picfure. TWENTIETH ANNUAL STAFF KAREN WILLIAMS was edilor-in-chTef of He l96b-57 Yellow Jacket 1? was her job fo serve as general pVanner end siaff coordinafor. For H16 fwenfiefh Hme. a sfaff discovered HwaJr a yearbook is forever and sef abouf frying +0 creafe a book +haf would be fypical of +he school year. They found +haf a differenf design. a cover wiH-I brighf colors fea+ured. new arrangemenfs were +he ingredienfs for making +he book +heir own. LOIS TERRY was assisfanl edifor. 3l6 PLANS SHAPE OF '67 THEME JOHNETTE CAPPADONA. STANDING. is Senior Class edifon Others on H12 secHon include: Herminia Madinez, Joan Thompson. Pam Naomil and Linda McFadden. PLANNING WHO'S WHO SECTION are CharloHe Smith and Cheryl Pace Mks MIKE REDMAN. sponsor. accepls a piacque awarded by Taylor Publishing Company mm Principal Lonnie Devam BIB SKILL, HARD WORK AND THE CLUB SECTION experimented with many different layouts in order to produce an aHrache cufcome. Members 0F Hue Ciub SecHon are. from left to righh Myra Ca+alina. Bonnie Speighfs. Barbara Broussani edifcr. Paf Ball. Jan Ann Ceria. Unda Ruiz. and Judy Philmon. MEMBERS OF THE FacuH'y SecHon are. from left to righf: Beffy Lou Hebert ommy core, Gayle Coffey, edi- ior. and Dap na miHm CO-OPERATION AID STAFF NANCY MINTER and SHIRLEY TRONSTAD. Nancy served GENE CHRISTIAN end RANDY WILKES. Gene was In charge of as busTness manager and scheduled hundreds of pidures, Shirley designing and preparing fhe adverfising sedion, Randy also was arf edifor and cover designer. worked on We advertisemenls. INTRAMURAL SPORTS were pIanned by CharloHe Wells. third from left and PhyllIs Woodard Evelyn Vasquez. and Becky Ramirez. Later in the year. this duff alded oH'Iers in preparIng ofhersecfions LIVELY ANNUAL STAFF CHRISTY DINIZ designed the diw'sion PLANNING ORGANIZATION LAYOUTS were ISEATED Karen RonquiHe and Peggy pages Hunfar: STANDING: Jan Thompson and Roylene Wolford. edifer. TYPICAL OF A WORK SESSION. Lois Terry shows Vicki Romero how to compose ihe AchIfies secfion, BUILT FRIENDS AND SUCCESS ?agk ,. 7.x a, wax: I 2L5vki'aw? ; '3: THE INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS Secfion, composed of James Evans. Frank Pierce. Tommy Feafhersfon. editor. Randy Baker. and Sieve Romeo. was pul fogelher very weIL Although no! working fogefher in f 9 same class. James. Frank, Tommy, Randy and Sfeve km in much with each o'her and organized every outsmdwng secfion. ANN MACOMBER. LEA Giddlngs, and Linda 6055 combined me WORKING ON THE Junior Sedion 0; H15 yearbook were Sophomore Section for He I9b6-b7 school year, Arranging each chrmy Kirldand and can Cravens. sophcmore's picme was cenaznly a iob w these wee girls. 32l 322 A GREAT TEAM 0F ACTIVITY Thomas Jefferson's l966-l9b7 cheerleaders really had +heir work cut ouf for +hem fhis year. From +he fime wea+her permiHed. Sandy. Gary. Dale. Joan. Carole. and Sco+f organized +hemselves. wenf +0 summer camp and pracficed for perfedion on new cheerleading fech- niques. eye-cafching cheers. and reusing songs +ha+ were sure +0 add +0 +he acfivifies af every informal school funcfion. Af+er +he foo+ball season began. Thomas Jefferson's six morale boosfers' desire for perbdion and +heir anficipafion for school fun never grew dull. .They worked every day affer school and eadh and every Friday aHernoon pep rally revealed a new cheer and a we arranged program. headed by +hese six. Yes, Carol. ScoH'. Gary, Sandy, Joan and Dale did have a full year of work. buf +hey worked fogeH-Ier. cheered fogefher. and helped fo lead Thomas Jefferson's a+hle+ic fearns +0 more vicfories +han ever expecfed by anyone in Porf Arfhur. Joan Feamxfer Giry TroHer Carole Oubre SUPPORTERS AND SPIRIT BOOSTERQ THE CHEERLEADERS AND Miss Tommye Hogue. sponsor. falk over fheir plans for Hve coming pep rally. ALL DRESSED IN fheir winter uniforms Sandy. Gary. Joan. Dale. and Carol pause for a picfure. Scuff Harmon QUALITY LEADERSHIP ATTAINQ Donna Dare-ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Pam Bchison-DRU M MAJOR 324 SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR HUQSARS BUGLE SERGEANTeLaura Joplin DRUM SERGEANTAanice Barneif Svella CavareHAe-MAJO R ETTE Under +He leadership 0A Miss Dorothy Day. sponsor. and Pam Efchison. drum major. fhe Red Hussar Drum and Bugne Corps complefed fheir ?birfy-fourfh season. Weasing fans during Halftime acfiviHes. +he Hussars performed doseedrill maneuvers In a dizzying array of excelence. A favorHe maneuver was a salufe +0 Coach SmiHy HIH and +he foo'rbal? feam af fhe Brazcsporf birdisfricf gamee Many new songs. ad ed by bugle sergeant Laura Joplin and assisfanf bugk sergeant Sue Peacock served an im- porfanf par+ in enferfalning fhousands of spec+a+ors in a fhrilling season of foofbal! and half-fime shows. One can few and hear excifemenf in +he crowd as fhe Hussars fake +0 +he field douHenmIng 10 Here We Come . A Crowdrpleaser, fhe Corps pracfices many hours +0 puf on a JrhrHling show In red and whi+e marching precision. Prac- Hce begins during Augusf and confinues Throughom The foofball season. A pleasanf custom during Hwe pasf year was providing foofbaH players wifh refreshmenfs every Fri- ay morning urfng Hne season. The Hussar Ball is H1e mosf glamorous occasion of +he year. OH'uer impor+an+ dafes included Hve inducfion of new sophomore members. a senior luncheon and Insfallaflon of new officers. 325 326 SPRING BRINGS GRADUATION Renee Anderson Janice BarneH' Pal Heavens Barbara Eroussard Linda Brcussard Sally Bryan Becky BurneH Myra Cafalina Jan Ann Cerfa Carka Covingfon Becky Gafford Donna Gleason Caroline Hampfor Dinah Hampton Jacque Harper Pequ Hunhr Graceanna Jones Laura Joplin Jane Love Linda McFadden Susan Moreau Pam Naomi TRADITIONAL HERE WE COME begins WHI'I a nohsodradiHonal Corps formafion as H19 Hussars give an oufsfanding halHime perbrmance. FOR 40 SENIOR RED HUQSARQ NEWLY INSTALLED SOPHOMORES are BOTTOM ROW: Joyce Manuel. Leni Avant Susan Ha . Karen EurneH'. Carol EaHy. Kafhy Broussard. Roxanne Breaux, Jennie Jewell. Janine Thomp- son. Susan Guillory. Carolyn Woo. Judy Weisinqsr. Prissy Simon. Karen King, ElizabeN'u Ecko's. Carmen Casfro. Beverly Romaro.' Becky McLah. Paula Hes. Johanna Miller, Bonnie James. Mary Siubbs. Ciaudie Arnaud. Marlene Lee. Ellen Meeker. and Pa! Fox. TOP ROW: Pam Walker. Elaine LitchFIeId. Marfhn Ray, Marsha chelfon. Denise Buss, Peggy s+ansbury, Stephenie ScoH. Ellen Hayes. BsHy Ellisan, Arlene Jones, BeHy eeburgh, Jan Camp- be . Becky Brown. Jennifer McCuisfon. Donna Fonfenof. Darlene Conshnce. Marfha Fufch, Becky Monroe. Kathy Vasquez. Denise Domingue, and Kafhleen Bergeron. Sue Peacock Judv Philmon Beisv Plumhoff Mary Robinson Cathy Thompson Jan Thompson Joan Thompson Diane Truncale Yvonne Usserv Charlene Wells CharloHe Wells Debbie Williams Linda Williams Rovlene Wolford Janis Wood 327 A HUSQAR'S YEAR l9 FULL OF HUSSAR CLUB OFFICERS are Sara Hefty, repaner; SaHy Fitch. historian: BeHy Bernaeun assistant inshumenf quarlermasfer; Mary Robinson. Tnsfrumeni quarfermasfer: Befsy Plumhoff. uniiorm quariermaster: Sara LiHIe, chapiain: and Carole WhiVe, ass;sean+un1form quarfermasfer. HUSSAR CLUB OFFICERS indude Linda McFadden. Secretary; FIELD OFFICERS INCLUDE Gracenna Jones. fenor sergeanf; Bryam president: Susan Moreau. vx'cerpresTdenf: and Pam Naomi. freasurer. eacock. assisfanr bugb sergeant; Renee Anderson. beH sergeanh Nancy Davisl cymbal sergeant: and Charlene WeHs. baritone sergeant SaHy VARIOUS EXCITING ACTIVITIES A HUSSARS YEAR is M of many excffing acfivifies. The Hussar Ball. held in December. highlighfs Hwe year wifh an evening mt dancing. Every year a whife Hocked Jrree feafures red safin baHs decorafed wifh Hue name of each Hussar and her dafe. Friday is rdreshmenf day for foofball players. courfesy d Hwe Hussars. The an- nouncemenf of We new sophomore members excifes aH as fhe Hussars race +0 find omL Hue resuHs. A CAPPELLA CHOIR WINS FIRST THE VOCAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT. consisfing of fhe A Cappeila Choir. +he Boys Chorus. +he Girls Chorus. and fhe Girls Glee Club. marked anw ofher oufsfanding year under +he diredion 0f Mr. Jack Boffoms. TJAs besfhfhe A Cappeila ChoirhspenJr many hours rehearsing +0 perfecf voice qualify and f0 produce fhe effecf needed +0 win a I and II division af UILis Concerf Confesf. A CappeHa Choir mem- bers mus+ pass fesfs on voice qualify, sigh? reading. and carrying a voice parf soio. Seven A Cappelia members won posifions in +he AIIARegion Choir. and fwo overcame +he sfiff com- pefiiion and secured posifions in he AIl-Sfafe Choir. Mr. Jack BoHoms. DIRECTOR The Boys Chorus and fhe Giris Glee Ciub demon- si'rafed fheir singing ability by also winning I and H divisions af +he UIL-sponsored Concerf Confesf held af Lamar. The success of +he choir is said +0 be Jrhe success of Mri Bo+foms who worked +0 s+imula+e off four choirs +0 experience a year of oufsfanding progress in vocal music. H is evidenf ihaf Mr. BoHoms will be missed by bofh faculty and sfudenfs when he leaves TJ nexf fall +0 affend ciasess a? +he Universify of Colorado fo con+inue work on his Docforafe oi Music Edu- ca+ion degree, THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR DIVISION CONCERT PLACQUE MEMBERS OF THE A CappeHa Choir Chose ou+s+anding leaders to plan THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR chose emceanna Jones as +he banquef fesfivifies Officers include IeH to right FIRST ROW: Sheila sweemean. and Raymond Fonfenof as Beau at H19 Drpddy, librarian; Linda Broussard librarian: Donna Dore, freasurer; and ACappeHa Banquef in March. Graceanna Jones. secrefary, SECOND ROW: DaIe Harberf. reporter: Mark Seals. vice-preszdent; and Raymond Foneenm. president THE BOYS QUARTET did their share +0 add muskal erliance +0 choir programs. Members include. left to right Michael Frances. bass: Dale Harbsrt bariione: tenor: and Lee Miller, firsf fenor, THE GIRLS CHORUS 33l 332 A CAPPELLA BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS YEAR Lesfer Be Lee DeH Brannick Julie Brannon Unda Broussard Carla Covingfon Jimmy Cola AnneH'e Davis JoWn Dawson Donna Dore SheHa Droddy Raymond Fon+enof Michael Frauds sf VYVNG FOR THE '1er 0; Miss America' . nd Ross BenHey Jones Mark Se ale.a Ha n! 5. V L f: 5:: . : 3:: a spoof pm on by bovs ac Hue A CappeHe Choir Banquet are. LEFT TO mew Robed Pron. AS SENIORS COMPLETE THIRD YEAR THE BOY9 CHORUS gof info fhe Yule spiri+ creafinq a mood of dethf as lhey sang in fhe annual Chrishnas program presenied bv the Choral Deparfmenf. Donna Gbason Jeanie Godbofd Dale Harberf Lana Johnson Benllav Jones Donna Jones Graceanna Jones Paf Mason Karen McDondd Lee Miller Tommy Moors Sandv Morvanf Sandi Pace Mark Seals Susie SHnn James Swear Cheryl WiHIamson 333 334 CHORIQTERS EXPERIENCE BUSY YEAR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF four choirs af TJ gives more sfudenfs a chance +0 sing and parficipafe in choir adlvihes. The choirs experienced a busy year providing enferfaimrneniL af assembly programs af J. an or audiences af Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Edison Junior HighsT The annual Chrisfmas program. Jrhe Spring Concert UIL's SOTO and EnsembTe Confesf. Concerf Confest and perFormances for varIous civic clubs and organizafions confribufed +0 a well- rounded year of choir adivihesT The year was climaxed. however. by The successful presenfa- fion of Rodgers' and Hammersfein's musical hif Soufh Pacific on May 4. 5. and 6. V THE emL's SEXTET experienced a busy year by enferfaTnTng 5+ assemblies. choir concern and a? Iuncheons of various clubs and organizafions around Port Arthun Members includeT Jeff +0 right Sheila Droddy. AnneHe DavisT CharToHe Johnson. Leah Conner, Donna Jones. and Faye Burks. THE MTXED CHORUST made up of +he entire membership of aTl four choirs. seleciion mt The Spring Concert SHEILA DRODDY WAS chosen Besf AH-Around Choir Member for her ovenaH conhibufion To the A Cappella Choir, Sheila was selecfed as a mem- bEV of bolh +he All-Region end The A1l-S+afe c ons, sang togefher for fhe Tasf time in The closing SENIOR HERALDQ LEAD IN SERVICE HERALD OFFICERS ARE SEATED: Mark Seale. president STANDING: Sandy Daws. secretary; Tommy Feafhersfon. vice-presidenh and Becky BurneH. freasurer. All members of Heralds sfrive +0 carry ouf proiecfs of service +0 Thomas Jefferson. Two s+uden+s are chosen from each iunior home- room and +hree from each senior homeroom. Proieds of +his year included parficipafing in various homecoming acfivifiss. Heralds hon- ored Hue graduaHng class of I957 af 6 recep- fion in fhe cafe+eria. They also prepared H15 pep rally skif and spen+ many weeks preparing for Hue annual Homecoming dance. In order f0 encourage beHer affendance for pep rallies and games. Heralds displayed +heir famous IOO-yard-Iong foofball posfer. During H16 Chrisfmas parfy for +he Wesf Side Day Nursery. Sanfa Claus made a fimely appearance wifh his bag of foys. The week of January l8 was Teacher Appreciafion Week. In coniuncHon wifh H1is event Herald members. along wifh fhe FTA. gave a fee for Hwe feachem. In +he spring new members were selecfed and concession sfands were operafed by members 231' +he baseball games, SENIOR HERALDS BO'ITOM ROW: Linda Guest Peggy Clear and Jud lmhoW TOP ROW: Tommy Theriof. Loy De- Hun'rerI Charlotte Wells, Denise Davis. Judy Philmon,'Joyce loney, Janis Ploef, Debbie Williams. Charlene Wells. Frank PiHman. Joan Thompson. Nancy MTnfer. Laurie Davus, Ida Born, Kirwm Drouef and Dale Boyd, 335 33b SENIOR AND JUNIOR HERALDQ CARRY SENIOR HERALDS, BOWOM ROW: Susan Marcenfel. Vickie Hadden. TOP ROW: Rufh Doyle. Linda 6055 Carolyn EvereH. Amend. Befsv Plumhoif. Kafhv Perdue, Donna Peacock. Carla David Esfes. Mary Bruchmfllerl AnnIe Naquin. Sandy Pace Covingicn. Mko Vasquez. Caroline Hampfon and Marilyn and Joreen Garder. SENIOR HERALDS. BOTTOM ROW: Renee Anderson. Nancy Hampfon, TOP ROW: Waller Jorws, Jimmy Verbeon. Andy Davis. Jeanie Taylor. Mary Robinson, JulTe Brannon Cheryl Hansen. John chsion. Harold Dozier, Kai ! Wingdfs Bi Pace. Suzy BarrUeaux. Jane Craig. Ann ,Foofe, and Dinah Weafhera . Larry Hassinger and James Sweat 0N TRADITIONS SET DECADEQ AGO . V w. 111.; , , : I JUNIOR HERALDS. BOWOM ROW: Pam Clary, Arlene Long. Deliah Holhmon and Joan Morris. TOP ROW: Jeannie Rhodes. Jane Lippencoih Barbara King. Cla Simon. Jeanna Painfon. Mark Schnihsr. James Hueberi. Galen Ducharme Mike ng- Carol Olivier, Linda Olivier. Shelly DeHman. Nancy IppolHO. mon. Pam McLeod. Gayle Mercer and Marlene Fallin. HERALD SPONSORS WORKING foqefher are . Carver. Mrs. Whafley. Mrs. Cow n Miss Hague. 337 BUSY HERALDQ SPONSOR ISLAND wmxgx, : wa Q A Q W HERALD SPONSOR AND Homecoming Queen of EXOTIC PROPS WERE assembled by the CommiHee +0 I957, Mrs. Carver shows her husband +he annual see ihaf the dance had a romanfic seHing, Working on 1he at +he reuniom committee were Marilyn Haddenl Tommy FeaMersion. David Salter. Mark 56515. Carey Thomas and Linda Guest JUNIOR HERALDS BOTTOM ROW: Mary Bess Rizer, Lyn Medley. Caihy Jones Sarah Hefm Sarah LifHe. Nancy Whife. Paf . R Chlsum Vickie VerreH. Susan Hardcas'la Sarah Hynn. Sharon Lem. Dianne Elizando and Lmda Decum T w; Christy Dodge. Pam Mabry. BeHy Bernauer, Fred Romm Ha! Ross. Dade Saller. Susan am Carey Thomas and saws Sniden 338 HOMECOMING T0 HONOR CLASS OF 1957 SALLY BRYAN WORKED like a dog fo gef Hue decoraffons done. insisfed Tommy Theriof as he admired fhs Treasure Island Meme, THERE SHE IS our Iqbb-b7 Homecoming Queen. Miss Sandy Daws, CURRENT GRADUATES MAY look forward f0 returning as honored gues'rs at Homecom- ing 339 DU 9 ANDING LEADERSHIP BR NGS ML Roger RussellePO N SOR Frank Born-VICE-PRESIDENT Tommy Therioi-FRESIDENT OF STUDENT BODY CONGRESS Somefhing oughf +0 be done abouf H! The familiar cry offen has ifs answer In acfion waken by he Sfuclenf Body Congress. Organized in I928w SBC consisfs of a represenfafive from each home- room and $our elecfed officers. Congress is acfive In promoHng many sfudenf achiHes. To promo+e school spIrif. Congress sponsored a pep raHy before +he Jackef-Tiger game. and +haf was onwy one of many spIrH boosfers. A new park Eng lot a proiecf s+arfed by The I965-66 Congress. was pmL info use and SBC 551L up rules and park- ing fees. PromoHng good sfudenf-feacher relafion- ships was a con+inuing process. A new vicfory Hag was chosen +0 Hy over TJ +0 celebrafe significanf vicforfes. Four Congressmen aHended fhe s+afe convenHon in Laredo. T ey were Tommy Theriof, Ann Foofe. Wesley Spiegel, and Linda Decuira 'QUCCEQS TO CONGRESS AND U S ECRETARY Ann Fool's A TYPICAL CONGRESS mes?- inq resulfed in a leanhy dis- cussion on school spirit WHh each of the 75 homerocms rep- resenfed. Ihese meeans re- quire leaders to be paHenf as well as resourcefuL 34l TJ STUDENT BODY SUPPORTS Pam Naomi-CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Debbie WIIIianBULLETIN SCRHBE Tommy Feafherson-PARLIAMENTARMN Nancy Minhar-TYPBT OUTSTANDING CONGRESSMAN-Nancy Davis OUTSTANDING CONGRESSMAN DaIe Boyd ALL CONGRESS ACTIVITIEQ CHARITY MAY BE61N a! home. bu+ fhe srudenis 0F TJ gave fheir fair share during We All Schoof Chesf Drive. 50 reporfs Tommy Theriol, Ann Fools Pau'a Loycana and Mrl Roger RusselL THE ANNUAL WEEKLONG food drive resulted in 86 MI beskeh for needy families of Hue area. AFTER THE BIG game hm a+ fhe Orange pep rally sponsored by Congress The Jackefs age? came ou+ ahead. 343 COMMITTEES PLAN ACTIVITIES THE YOUTH IN ACTION committee. composed of Ann FooIe. Jens Craig. Caroline Hampfon. Jennifer McCuIsion. Frank Born Mr. Juarez sponsor. Tommy Theron. Marilyn Hadden. organIzed pane! dIscussions which were broadcast over KOLE RadIe Station Sfudenf Body Congress commiffees are responsIble for planning many of +he Congress achiHesI Appolnfed in Sepfember by Presidenf Tommy Theri- of HIe chairman of Jrhe maior com- mIffees are: Dale Boyd, School Spirit Nancy Davis. Spring Recreafion: Becky Burnett Fall Recrearon: Linda Guest Welfare: Sandi Pace. Civics; Glen Manuel. Pafriofic: Vicki Arnaud, Cre- deanaIs: and Mariiyn Hadden. You'rh in Adion. The commiHees made Con- gress fundion more successfully. SPRING BRINGS ELECTIONS and many hours oI campaignIng for various offices. 344 PILOT WINS TOP STATE RATING PU'ITING FINAL TOUCHES fo Hue paste up of the Pilof is Rufh Doyle. edHor-in4:1'uief lnffrnafe knowledge of all school affairs and being a member of +he Pilaf s+aff. Everyone is a repor+er as sfudenfs puf classroom newspaper skills +0 work in in- ferviewing imporfanf people, geffing fhe five W's and H. and wrifing H15 news sfory. Published bi-monfhly +he Pilaf has iusf complefed Hs fhirfy-sixfh year of pubHcaHon. For Jrhe second Hme in HS hisfory. fhe Pilof won 6 Dis- Hnguished Merif Award from +he In+erschoVas+ic Press Conference in Auan. This is Hue highes+ award fhaf can be given a high school newspaper. Represenfafive from Hue paper parficipafed for H19 firsf Jrime in UIL compefifion a+ H15 disfricf level and Ru+h Doy!e won a +hird over-all rafing for compefence in five fields of iournalism. She won firsf in news er+- ing. Hrs+ in feafure wri'ring. and Fourfh in headline. Rufh Doyle, edHor-imchief. won a nafional ediforial confesf sponsored by Rah. a magazine supplemenf pub- lished by Scholasfic magazines. Her edHorial was desig- nafed EdiforiaI-of4he-Monfh and was prinfed in Hie EcL Hor's Nofeboolc This ediforial was disfribufed f0 over sixfy +housand schools. Mr. W. G. Jones and Mr. Cordell Louvier prin+ed Hue paper +his year; CdHERYL ROBINSON AIDS th assignmenis and exchanges. Linda Smlfh. CENTEK is clubs edifon and Susan Hardcasfle. news e ior. 345 STAFF MEMBERS COLLABORATE 0N HARD WORKING REPORTERS Marianne Black and Paf Shaffef work togefher on fhe Girls sporf secfion. THE LIBRARY COMES in handy when sporfs writ- ers Chris Swanzy and Audie Arnaud seek infor- mafion. OFF FOR A quick frip f0 Mr. RusseH's office. a favorife source 01 news. are Sue Rogas and Nancy Roshiq HELPING WITH CLASSROOM achiHes Laurie Davis checks roll. 346 Bl-MONTHLY ISSUE OF PAPER DIANNE TRUNCALE. ELECTED Pile! SweeH'tearf by subscribers, mus fhe Pilot maHbox for her reporting assignmen . REPORTERS BECKY BIVENS. Floyd Storey, Georgia Reynolds. and Vicki Brunow fake Hme ouf for a snac . PILOT REPORTERS SUSAN Antone and Mi 9 Carabfne confer wifh +he Pilaf primers. Mn Jones and ML Louviere 347 348 VICEVPRESI DENT Erwin Drouel PR ESI D ENT Loy Deloney Membership in We NaHonal Honor Soclefy requires a combinaHon of brains and +he abilify +0 puf knowledge +0 work. Each sfudenf mumL have a schoVach average of 3.00 or higher. and all candidafes musf be vofed on by His feathers before becoming a member. The Club is li+eraHy an Honor Sociefy and Is sponsored by Mrs. Janef Fleckman. Mrs. Nora Gregory. Mrs. Nancy Ham- iHony Mrs. Joe Juarez Miss Lavern McMillan. Mrs. Eleanor Meeker. and Mrs. Dor'rha Dee Vaughn. lnsfallafion +ook place on Monday. January 9, l967 JANUARY BRINGS NHQ TREASU R ER Jackie Jones S ECRETARY Marilyn Hadden in Hie Thomas Jefferson audiforium af 7:30. Each sfu- den+ was Inducfed individually. beginning wifh H19 Sen- Iors. A chaHenge was offered +0 each member o$ Hwe or- ganizah'on by Dr. eorge Thompsony who was asked +0 be Hve spokesman for Hue meeanb The NHS also offers a fuforEng service for sthenfs who are having houble in +heir s+udies. A qroup of H153 members explain and advise ofher siudenfs abouf dasses +ha+ Hwey find difficult FIVE OF THE seven sponsors of We Nchnal Honor Sociefy are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrsb Dorfha Dee Vaughn, Mrs. Janef Fleckman. Miss Lavern McMillan. Mrs. Eleanor Meeker. and Mrs. Nora Gregory. COLORFUL INSTALLATION fhe members fheir pins. CHALLENGING NHS MEMBERS '0 live up i0 Weir po+enHal abmfy was Hts fopic of Dr. George Thompson's address. MK JOE JUAREZ and Mrs Nancy Hamilfon, fwo of Hue seven sponsors of Hue NaHonaI Honor Sociefy. are pleased th +he program of H19 evening. 349 350 NEWLY INSTALLED JUNIORS NEWLY INSTALLED JUMOR members of the Nafional Honor Sociefy are: BOTI'OM ROW: Margarel Gaines'. Carole Oubre. Jeanne Painfom Iaome Simon, Sharon Lewis. SheHey DeHman. Paula DaigXe. Susan Grimes, Janet Russel, Carolyn McCollum. MID- DLE ROW: Hews Refhke. Lynane Lower. Gan Moriafy, Cheryl Freeman, Pal sew. BeveHy Copeland. CynthTa Davalos. Diane Rich- mond Mada Holt Zemly Turner. Mary Bruchmiller, TOP ROW: Marc Huber, Bruce Meyers WaHer Jones. David Saller. John Cook. Gary Toupes. James Hubert, George CoHIns. Susan HardcasHe. Bruce Griffw'fhs. Mendy Marburger, Fred McCarty. Joe! Levy. Bob- by Isac. MR. LONNIE DEVALL. principal of Thomas JeHerson. welcomes r. George Thompson with some of Hue refreshmems for fhe evening while a proud parenf wa+ches. ARE WELCOMED INTO NHQ OTHER NEWLY INSTALLED imam BOTTOM ROW: eaxe Mercer. Phyllis Hargrove, Jacque Casfon. Delilah Holman. Cherlyn He- ban Ann HeHey. CafherTne Cravens. CharJoHe Suire. Sarah Flynn, Jane? Kimbam Beth Ann Suiherlin. Kay HosIIIe; MIDDLE ROW: Pa? Chisum. Diana Kube. 55m Hobbs, Sally Fi+ch. Lynn Medley. Pam Mabry. Becky Bivens, Sylvia seevens. Sara HeHy. cachy Jones, Jody Hopkins. Janice HuebeL Arlene Lang: TOP ROW: PaHy Marshall. BeHy Bernauer. Nancy Mme. Karla Amsberg. Kerry Thomas, Juan Torres. Gene Baskin. Jude Ansco. Gary Barbin. Homer Torres. David WiWams Daniel Wolf GOOD STUDY HABITS are rewarded, MRS BROOKSHIRE MADE Hue cookies and punch. 351 Suzanne Adams Cherw BenedeHo Cafhy Benneif Robarf Boengr Frank Born Myra Broussard SHy Bryan Kafie Burford Becky BurneH Hedor Canfu Ida Clear Carolyn Cooper Carla Covingfon Bren a Jane Craig Gail Craven Laurie Dam Nancy Davis Sa'ndy Daws Ruth Doyle Harold Dozier Caroline Everefi Tommy Feathersfon Ann Fade Joreen Garder Jeanie Godbold Bill Gruenks Caroline Hampkm Dinah Hampfon Andy Hansen Randy Hencke Louis Heriin 352 GRADUATING SENIORS LEAVE Marilyn Hodges Janie Holmes PaHy Hyde Linda Jackson Kathy Jones FOND NHS MEMORIES Walfer Jones Carliss Judfce Jim Kenfon David Lohmann Debbie Machalek Laurence Manson Susie Marcaniel Sherrill Martin Karen Marcanlel Eddie Moursf Larry Pafella Donna Peacock Sue Peacock BeHy Perkins Bill Ridlehuben Mary Robinson JeaneHe Sandefar Theresa Shaunfield Chrisfy Sherrer Shelia Shulfs Carmen Smiley Velma Soignfer Bonnie Speiqu Greg Storch Jeanie Taylor Tommy Therioi Lois Terry Sherry Thomas Gayle Tooms Ronnie Townsend Molly Vasquez Vicki Vaughn Jimmy Verboon Nancy Walker Lind: Welch Debbie Wmiams Jean Ruth Williams Linda Williams Guy Zummo 353 354 INTERSCHOLAQTIC SPORTS f. i .3. 355 WITH A NEW COACHING STAFF. SUCCESSOR TO THE primarily defensTve fype foofball teams of Hue past head coach Francis Smitty Hill confronts reserve quarterback Wade Miller on the new wTde-open aHack. ARCHITECT OF THE Jackefs' inferior linemen for ON THE PHONE. Coach Henry Clark FRUSTRATION CONTORTS many years, BenHey Jones shows a sign of em relayed and analyxed informafion from THE face of offensive Coach couraqemsnt fhs press box. Howland Reich. bu? no! for long as Hue defensWe unif hoYds an opponent's drive, 355 SPIRIT REIGNS MISS JAN ANN Cerfa receweda iorHv of Hue vofes for the fooiball mama: 5 sweethearf CO-CAPTAINS RAYMOND Fonfenof m1 and Joe Smarf m1 give Hus m ditional handshake +0 me captains of fhe Brazosporf crew THE I966 VELLOW Jacket charge Info the bi-disfricf clash wifh +he Braxosporf Exporfers. 357 358 JACKETS DROP RAlN-DRENCHED OPENER JACKETS EXPLODE INTO new season using Hue effeche I formaHon. Porf Arfhur. Sept l9-The Porf Arfhur Yellow Jack- efs were defea+ed in Hue pounding rain by +he Jesse Jones of Housfon Falcons before a small crowd of 8.000 in fheir season opener. AH-hough +he Jackefs lost H'Iey managed fo lead fheir opponenfs by 8354 yards. buf +he Falcons ouf rushed +he Jacke+s l07-72 yards. The Jackefs' only fouchdown was sef up when Huey covered a Falcon fumble. Gary Hammond fired a pass +0 Mark Seale for 24 yards DennIs Howell cracked +hrough +he middle for seven and +hen fwo yards. and fhen Hammond hif Seale for I4 yards and fhe fally. Carl Guidry Charles Spayrar One of fine mosf elecfrifyinq plays was an end-round pass from Larry Sfansbury +0 Seals, good Tor a 45 yard 9am. The leading ball carrier for +he Jacke+s was Raymond Fonfenof wifh 45 yards. Mark Seale caughf +hree passes for 83 yards and +he Jackefs' only fouchdown. Wayne LaGrappe kicked +heP A.T The Jackefs Iosf +he ball on fumbles +WIce. while Jones I051L i+ +hree ou+ of five Hmes. The Jackefs final score came when +hey recovered a fumble in fhe end zone For a safe+y. The final gun sounded wifh Hue Falcons wmnIng I2- 9 Doug Carler JACKETS FIRE BACK WITH VICTORY RESERVE OUARTERBACK WADE Miller HOT pitches ouf fa Carl Guidry TZIT as Raymond Fonfenof T33T, Bentley Jones Tbll, Gene Christian I771. puH ouf fo lead inferference. Bayfown. Sept Ib-The Porl' Arfhur Yellow Jackefs sformed back +0 defeaf +he Bayfown Sanders in second haH by a I6-6 margin. The Jackefs wenf in+o +he game as Bayfown's so called nexf vicfim . buf +he Jackefs were ouf 10 win. Charles Speyrer had f0 leave fhe game affer dis- locafing his Ieff shoulder. and af fhe half, Gary Ham- mond was eiepfed. leaving +he Jackefs missing +wo sfarfers. The Sanders wen+ +0 The dressing room th a 6-0 score af The half. The Jackefs marched back. and Tommy Thompson in- Eddie Mouref Audie Arnaud scored from 25 yards ou+ on an end-round pass play from Larry Shansbury +0 Mark Seals for +he fally. In H1e fourfh quarfer Jehc Hall recovered a fumble af +he Gander l7 yard line. Dennis Howell rambled Three and +hen IO yards behind The fighfing wall of Jackef blockers. Howell +hen fallied from one yard ouf. Wayne La Grappe kicked The poinf affer making +he score l3-6. Then Seale recovered a fumble on +he Gender 32 yard line. The Jackefs were sfopped wifh a fourfh down on +he' H. bu? Wayne LaGrappe kicked a 28 yard field goal wifh 6:l4 minufes remaining. The final score leff +he Jackefs' lb and H19 Ganders' 6. Arnold Jones 359 360 Slephen Broussard Beniley Jonas Glenn Handel JACKETS STOP MIGHTY SPRING BRANCH Pod Arthur. Sept 23bA lighling defense and an advantageous offense led flue Jackefs 1'0 +heir second win againsf only an opening game loss. Holding flue slrong Spring Branch squad lo a 12-7 defeat +he Jack- efs seemed warmed up for +he disfricf slafe coming up. Slapping Hie firsf Bear fhreaf, +he Jackels failed l'o make headway, The Jackels had +0 chase down a Bear back affer a 54 yard punf refurn +0 lhe Jackal 32. AHer lhe Bears complefed a pass +0 +he I4. cornerback Jeff Hall infercepfed lo half flue pressing aHack. Using a fake quick-kick and a real one by Raymond Fonfenof. Hue Jackefs held fhe Bears in +helr own and of lhe field for fhe res+ of H19 half. On +he second drive of +he second quarfer. +he Jack- els +allied fo make fhe score 60. Gary Hammond runm'ng several roll oufs, and a long run by James Hubert sef up flue long Hammondvfo-Mark Seale lo llhe four. Denl nis Howell scored wifh l:05 leH in flve half. During Hwe second drive of Hm second half. +he Jack- efs looked like frue champions Power runs by Fonfenof and Howell moved +he ball info Bear ferrilory. A lonq pass lo Larry Slansbury and a 26 yarcl run by Carl Guldrv 55+ up +he score by Howell from Hle four. Unfil a Bear infercepflon in +he middle cl H19 fourfh. +he Jackels domina+ed +he game. A Bear inlercebfion on HM; l4 led +0 Hue Bears' only fally. A successful PAT aHempf narrowed Hue score fo l2-7. The JackalL defense squad. led by Larry Vicknair. Joe Smarf. and Fonfenof, held +he Bears: and wifh Hue gun sounding H19 score read l2-7. FULLBACK DENNIS HOWELL drives for exl'ra yardage as Kermit Falgoul l67l and Larry Slensbury lsbl provide profecfion. Joe Smad Kermit Falgouf Raymond Fonfenoi RAYMOND FONTENOT B32 makes fhe big play on a 55 yard run as Larry Vicknar I752. Stephen Broussard ISM and Doug Carhsr IZU provide exfra pro- iecfion. JACKETS BAPTIZE VIDOR Vidor, Oct 8-WiH-I fall pine +rees in Jrhe background. +he Yellow Jacke+s mef head-on fo bapfize H15 Vidor Pirafes info 'Hwe ll-AAAA disfricf by smashing fhem 52-0. Even +hough Coach Francis Hill seniL every ablebodied man info fhe game, he Jackefs were able +0 pile up 537 yards rusthg and pass- mg. The Jackefs fook H'Ie opening kTCk-off and Gary Hammond ran for 24 yards and +hen hif Mark Seale for 24 more. Hammond +hen scored from fwo yards out The Jackefs fook +he ball and Raymond Fonfenof rambled 55 yards and then Hammond swap? +he end from 2l yards out Dennis Howell phmqecl +he exfra poinfs. The nex+ Hme +he Jackefs 90+ Hie ball. Hammond hi+ Seale wah a El yard fouch- down. The Jackefs 90+ fhe ball and fraveled 82 yards wifh Hammond passing f0 Charles Speyrer. Larry Speake caugM H19 exfra poinf pass and rounded ouf +he $irs+ haht 28-0. The Jackefs' nexf score came in +hree plays wifh Arnold Jones hi?- +inq facHe and shiffed info hiqh qear for a 7I yard +ouchdown run. In Hue fourfh H19 Jackek drove 65 yards wifh Hue tallying s+opping as He gun sounded fhe score read 52-0, 361 362 INDIANS FALL 20-19 JACKET FULLEACK DENNIS Howe plunges for We exfra yardage Hui can make Hue difference in a game. Porf Arfhur. Oct l4-Before l5.000 +hrilled fans. +he Thomas Jef- ferson Yellow Jackefs snafched vicfory away from H15 hands of H19 Porf Neches-Groves Indians. wifh less +han fwo minu+es +0 go in H19 game. Excifemenf Wed fhe s+ands from +he beginning as Jackef Jrailbavrzk Charies Speyrer sprlnfed 95 yards. only +0 have if called back on ac- counf of a mafor penalfy. Then lafe In Hue Hrsf quarfer. +he Jackef recovery of a PNG fumbie Jed f0 6 fouchdown by sophomore Dennis Howell. Anofher Indian miscue led H19 Jackefs fo +heir nexf fouchdown. Behind I3-7. +he Jackefs' fackle caused an Indian fumble recovered by fhe Jackefsy A couple of plays lafer. Gary Hammond passed f0 , Larry Sfansbury for +he fouchdown: again La Grappe sle +he up- righfs wifh I :34 leff in He fhird. Affer exchanging Hie ball several +imes. Hue Indians scored th only 2:l6 Ieff in Hue game In fhe exfra poinf +ry Gaylon Jones broke +hrough Hue lndians' line +0 block if. Wifhouf losing faifh or spirif H16 Yellow Jackefs fook +he kickoff. Opera+ing from +hefr own 40. +he Jackefs fook advantage of a long pass from Hammond f0 Sfansbury +0 fhe 25 yard 'ine. Speyrer H'Ien raced +0 The Wee where Howell scored Hue game winning score wifh lz25 Jeff. Dannie Bihm Larry Vicknair k Gene Christian TJ PUNCHEQ PURPLES Beaumonf, 0d. 2I Beaumonf Purples showed a sfreak of defer- mina+ion as +hey played good foofba before +he Jacke+s realized fheir +hreef. Affer faking Hie kickoff, Jackef quarferback. Gary Hammond, sprinfed for 28 yards before passing long +0 Raymond Fonfenof on Hwe Purples' I3. On +he nexf play Hammond shot a pass +0 Mark Seale for +he +ouchdown. Wayne LaGrappe's affempf was good. A Beaumonf score marked Hue firsf Hme in six years Hm!- Beaumord had pushed ahead of His Jackefs. Taking advantage of a Beaumon+ miscue. H1e Jacke+s wenf ahead +0 s+ay. Jackef +ackle Joe Smarf recovered a fumble on HIe Purple 23. Eigh+ plays la+er, Charles Speyer hif Hue goal line from Hwe one Taking the kickoff. +he Purples marched +0 +he Jackef 24 before safefy Jeff Hall Seale infercepfed a pass. Exchanging Hwe ball several Hmes. +he Jacke+s finally marched 73 yards for Hue final fally. Sparking H19 series of downs was a Hammond- +o Galen Ducharme pass. Ionq runs by Raymond Fonfenof and Spey- rer before +he score by Speyrer from Hue l0. Oufsfanding defense led by Smart Fordenof. and Larry Vicknair. held +he score +0 Jacke+s 2I. Beaumonf 8. Larry Sfansbury ALL DISTRICT END Mark Seale cufs down the side line toward the goal line in firsf period acHon. 364 JACKETS BLAST GREENIEQ Porl' ArHIur. ch. ZLBefore a crowd of l2.500 cheering fans. Hue Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets wea+hered a shaky sfarf fo bXasf fhe Soufh Park Greenies 35-6 in Jackei Stadium. The Jackefs' firs+ score came In Hue firsf quarfer on a Gary Ham- mond +0 Larry Sfansbury pass good for 30 yards and Hie TD. In Hue closing minufes of Hue half H'Ie Jackefs s'rarfed a drive af +heir own I8. Doug Car+er drove +0 Hue 3!. Hammond Hf Sfansbury on H15 44 and on +he nexf pby hif Speyrer on Hue sideline 5+ H19 30 for +he score. The Jacke+s led a? fhe haht I4-0. The Jackefs fook +he second half kickoff and ran if fo H16 33. On fhe nexf play Hammond handed 0H f0 Speyrer who sped shaighf up fhe middle for 67 yards and +he'+ally. Back info business on Hue Greenfes' 48. Hammond hif Car+er for 28 yards, +hen he +hrew a pass +0 Mark Seale. who made a diving ca+ch. six inches from H19 9an. Three pVays lafer Hammond again hH Seale in We end zone for +he TD. Affer +he kickofF, Hue Greenies wen+ +0 Hwe air, buf Fonfeno+ in- fercepfed and legged if in for +he score. Soufh Park Hnally scored af Hue end of ?he game, bmL +he scoreboard 5le read Jackefs 35-6. KICKING THE THIRD of his me am points Wayne LaGrappe swings his leg ink: fhe ball held by Gary Hammond; TJ vs NEDERLAND RESULTS IN A DEADLOCK PROVIDING EXCELLENT PROTECTION. +he Jackefs' offensive line opens a hole for Gary Hammond U21 on 1he quarterback draw for valuable yardage. Nedewrland, Nov. 4-Defermined fo win. +he Thomas Jehferson Yellow Jackefs marched info Bulldog Stadium and before 14.000 fans fough? 1'0 5 28-28 eadlock. The Bulldogs were firsf on +he scoreboard wifh 3 l7 yard pass from Quar'rerback Sfewarf f0 Welch. The conversion pain? was good. The Jacke+s sformed righf back and scored on an II yard pass from Gary am- mond +0 Doug Car+er. The PAT was good and +he score was 7-7 as bo+h feams headed for +he dressing room a? +he half. , The Jackefs came back sfrong in +he second haht and were firs+ on +he scoreboard wifh a 29 yard TD bomb from Hammond +0 Mark Seale. who was hit buf broke loose af +he 7. Seffing up +he score was a pass from Wade Miller Leo Foreman Charles Speyer +0 Larry Sfansburyw Behind 2l-I4. +he Jackefs evened +he race on a 36 yard pass from Hammond +0 Seale. La Grappe conw necfed again and +he score sfood 2l-2I wifh Szlb leff in +he game. Buf neifher feam was finished. S+ewar+ fook f0 airways bu+ had his pass ierichoed by Tommy Thompson, who scampered 3l yards for he score; and H19 fans wenf wild as +he Jackefs led 28-2l wifh 4:45 leff f0 play. Buf Nederland was nof' +hrough. and Jackef hopes were dimmed as Sfewarf hif Gebauer for +he TD +0 even H19 race 28-28. Desperafely +he Jackefs fook +he ball only +0 have +he clock run ouf on +hem on Neder- land's 4I Randy Schneider 365 366 YELLOW JACKETS BULLDOZE BUFFQ Wayne Laerappe Por+ Adhur. Nov. I2-The Porf Arfhur Yellow Jacke+s MeraHy blasfed fhe French Buffaloes ou+ of Yellow Jack- ef Sfadium by a 56-6 homecoming rouf. e game was played on Safurday due +6 1he six inches of rain ihaf was dumped on +he Porf Arfhur area Friday. The Jackefs hif firsi wifh Carl uidry scoring on a 60 yard punf refurn. To gef fhe second half under way Charles Speyrer scampered 64 yards and Gary Ham- mond passe f0 Larry S+ansbury for +he conversion. French came riqh+ back wifh fheir only score. Audie AF naud grabbed Hue ball on +he kick-off and ran 72 yards, and Hammond added fhe conversfon. The next score came by Raymond Fonfenof's going 56 yards. before Gaylon Jones Ruelle Parker Spevrer ran H in from one yard out Hammond passed f0 Sfansbu'ry for Hue conversion. and 5+ fhe half We Jackefsvled 30-6. To open H19 +hird quar+er Speyrer fook a hand-off and whisked 89 vards. Then Wade MiHer passed +0 Ga- len Ducharme who was un+ouched for a 44 yard score. Guidrv made +he conversion. Galen Jones recovered a fumble a+ Hue 32 +0 sef up H'Ie nexf fally. Arnaud gained I0 vards. before Eddie Mouref scored from 22 yards out On Hue n?x+ play Guw'dry pry-foed SI yards. for +he final score. As Hue smoke cleared. +he score board read 56-6. SCAMEERING 56 YARDS for +he score. fainack Carl Guidry displays H19 excepHonal depth of Hue Jackefs' squad. JACKETS CAPTURE DISTRICT CROWN CHARLES COTTON SPEYRER mm; the corner har a 49 yard fouchdown icnmf Orange. Nov. la-Enharing fheir final game as run- ners-up +0 Nederland. +he Thomas Jegerson Yellow Jackefs demolished fhe Orange Tigers and headed +0- ward Por+ Arfhur as +he disfricf's champs. The Jacke+s from Hue opening kickoff complefely domina+ed We qame. On H16 second pVay of His game Gary Hammond fhrew a 65 yard TD pass +0 5 sfafe and Mark Seals, who cauqh+ 6 passes for a whopping 206 yards and +wo TD's. On +he nex+ 55+ of downs. +he Jackefs scored aann wifh Charles Speyrer carrying fhe ball in affer long passes from Hammond-Seale. Early In H19 second quarfer a +ouchdown drive. keyed by Raymond Fonfenof who rushed for 2! yards and scored on a 9 yard pass, made +he score Jackefs 2I Carl Cede Ron Waedemon Orange 0. Sfopping Orange's scoring +hrea+ on Larry Speak's in+ercepfiom We Jacke+s soon scored again. Tailback Charles Speyrer +hrew a 26 yard TD pass +0 quarferback Hammond for an unusual +urnabouh Four plays affer +he kickoW. Speyrer raced 49 yards for +he score. On ihe nexf se+ d downs fallback Spey- rer passed 66 yards fo Seale for Hue score. Ahead 42-0 fhe Jackefs second unif enfered +he scene and se+ Hwe ball up for a 2l yard field goal by Wayne LaGrappe. Leo Foreman infercepfed a Tiger pass af Orange's 37 +0 sef up a 35 yard pass from Wade Milier +0 Larry Sfansbury Following up his own infercepHon, Carl Guidry skir+ed 55 yards +0 and H19 Jackefs' scoring spree 5+ 59-0. Larry Speaks CHAMPIONSHIP HOPEQ RISE AS Bi-Disfrici- For? Arfhur. Nov. 25-The Porf Ar'rhur Yellow Jack- efs emerged wi+ a haEr-raislng vicfory over The Brazos- porf Exporfers in a bi-dishid clash by a 62-29 score. The Jackefs fook fhe breaks early on fhe opening kick- off as Jefrf Hall recovered a fumble af fhe Exporter l4. and Wayne LaGrappe kicked a 27 yard field qoai. Then Doug Carfer scampered 21 yards: Gary Hammond passed f0 Larry Sfansbury 5+ +he 27h and Hammond ran fo +he l4. Hammond +hen hI+ Mark Seale for +he scqre. LaGrappe kicked +he conversion. Then one of +he mosf elecfrifying and unusual pVays occurred on fhe kick-off when Hammond rifled a la+eral pass f0 Charles Speyrer. who ran +0 +he Exporfer 46. wifh +he las+ man sfopping him. Lafer Jrhe Jackek +ook +he be on +he 26. On +he nexf play Hammond VoHed Speyrer a flaf pass, and he raced 74 yards for +he score. Hammond ran fhe conversion, and he score 6+ +he half was 25-l5. The Jacke+s fook fhe ball on +heir 39. A l5 yard piling-on penalty and a 19 yard pass from Hammond +0 Seale bH' off biq chunks +0 +he 12. Hammond passed +0 Speyrer for +he score. and Hammond ran +he conversion. The Jackefs +hen scored over +he Brazosporf goa +hree firnes in +he las+ +wo minufes. Tommy Thompson infercepfed a pass and wen+ +0 + 5 I5. Hammond +hen hif Seale th +he fally and LaGrappe kicked +he con- version. Carl Guidry Emercepfed and ran down +0 fhe IO. Speyrer scored wifh only nine seconds remaining. LaGrappe kicked +he conversfo'n and +he final score was 62-29 wifh +he Jacke+s capfurinq +he bi-disfricf +iHe. GARY HAMMOND H21 rolls around IeH end he lob CharVes Speyrer l22l a pass in which he scampers 74- yards for a +ouch- down during fhe birdishicf encoumer againsf Brazosport QUARTERBACK GARY HAMMOND rolls out +0 me a pass to one of his excellem receivers. He commend eighf against me SprTng Branch Bears. 368 JACKETS ENTER STATE AAAA PLAYOFFS AFTER RECEWING A Hammond pass for 20 yardse Larry StansV burynsl is many uproofed by me BrazospoH secondary. Quarfer-finals Porf Arfhur. Dec. 2-The Forf Arfhur Yellow Jacke+s finally me+ fhe end of Hue road when Huey came face +0 $ace wi+h +he Spring Branch Bears for Hue second fime in he season. The Jackefs received +he opening kick-off. Charles Speyrer fook +he ball on We I7 yard line and raced 83 yards for +he score. buf Spring Branch fired back wifh a fouchdown. Behind l4-6 +he Jacke+s Jrook +he ball a? +heir own 36 yard line and drove In ll plays down +0 +he eith where +hey were faced wifh foul.er Then Wayne Lae Grappe kicked a 25 yard Field goa The Jacke+s +hen go+ Hwe balll on +he Bear 40 on a fumble. Gary Hammond passed fo Mark Seale for ID yards. Then Hammond circVed flue Ieff side for nine. and we plays Iafer Raymond FonfenmL bulled clown +0 H'Ie I2. Speyrer made five +0 give +he Jackefs er5+ down and fwo. en Speyrer wenf +0 fhe one foof line and carried in For Hue fouchdown. LaGrappe kicked fhe con- version making +he score 17-H- af +he half wifh Hue Jackefs leading. In Hue final effort Hammond's pass was picked 0H fo haH fhe Jacke+s in +he playoffs. Never giving up. +he Jackefs fook a pun+ wifh l:58 remaininq in H16 ame. Sbevrer ran +he punf +0 Hue fiffy and +he Bears ad a l5-yard penalfy. Taking +he second half kickoff. Spring Branch had domina+ed Hue game on fwo long drives +0 puf +hem in fronf 28-17. SETTING IN WING left formeNon. H12 l9bbeb7 YeHow Jackefs showed excellenf poise against Spring Branch despHe fhe 28-I7 loss io fhe Bears. 369 SMILES OF VICTORY ARE NUMEROUS NEED WE SAY more! I966 Jackef Fooiball Schedule Sept 9 Jesse Jones .......... I2 Jackefs ............. 9 Sept I6 Jackefs .............. l6 Bayfown ............ 6 Sept 23 Jackefs .............. I2 Spring Branch ....... 7 mch. 7 Jackefs . . Vidor .............. 0 Oct I4 Jackefs Porf Neches-Groves . .19 Oct 2l Jackefs Beaumonf ........... 8 ' Oc+ 28 Jackets Soufh; Park .......... b 'tNov. 4 Jackefs Nederland .......... 28 'KNov. l2 Jacke+s French . .. . b mNov. I8 Jackefs Orange . . .. . 0 MNcav. 25 Jackefs . Brazosporf . . .29 MDec. 2 Spring Branch Jacke+s ............. l7 Henofes disfricf games Mdenofes playoff games Wilford LBBIanc 370 STATE AND DISTRICT HONORS GIVEN JACKETS TEXAS' ALL-STATE feam included fhe names of Mark Seals and Charles Spey- rer. Seals. Hm Jackefs' sprif-end who caught 33 passes for II touchdowns and 807 yards. was selecfed on Hue third team. CoHon' Speyrer was selecfed on fhe firs! feam for superb l0.2 aver- age per carry and IS touchdowns SELECTED FOR THEIR oufshmdinq performances for the IIAAAA All- Dismd squad were Joe smart Kermit Falqout Raymond Fonfenof. and BenHey Jones. CORNERBACK JEFF HALL and ieammefes. Larry Vick- nair and Sfephen Broussani were chosen as fhree of H15 seven Jacket Alerishid players. 371 EXTRA ASSISTANCE PROVEQ VALUABLE RELAXING FOR A few momenk. Charles Spewer. who made the coaches' Hm 5mm; aH stare. Iefs Hue defense prepare for +he offense. MANAGERS SKIPPY COLE head manager Larry Ha , and Perry Lee check fine Jackeis' offensive unit COACH KEN EARLAND. who also served as the feam's frainen fapes James HuberFs anHa 372 QOPHQ IN PREPARATION FOR COMING YEAR MEMBERS OF THE Junior Varsi+y are. FRONT ROW: left +0 righf: Ordis lsam, Archie Thomas, Jimmie Adams. Michael Hughes. ChrTsfopher Avila Charles Milo Frank Jones Mike Owens. Dudley PrHcharcL SECOND ROW: Raymond Lackey. Bill Scoginx Mike Forsyfhe. Dewey Scher. Dow Wynn. Paul Jack, Thomas Daenem David Cox David Landry. THIRD ROW: Chris Easter- ling, Curf Babin. Richard Hamilton; NoHan Prince Clifford Gouner. Jeff Burke. Lee Buckley, Larry Kite, Eloy Arrendonodo. Woodrow Taylor, DarryII Skillman. BACK ROW: Morris Lee. Charles McFarland. Gary Young, BIH Blanfon. George Zoch. Butch Ellis CharIes Gaspard, Armando Resales Gian Degeyler. Waylon Hughes. Chuck HaH David LeBla c. THE JUNIOR VARSXTY worked hard af pracfice affer school so thaf May could wear the varsify uniform on Friday nights nex+yean 373 JACKET CAGERS WITH 524-7 RECORD CAUSE THE 1966-67 YELLOW Jockeis include: Merwin Wright. Mark Sea 1e. Kirby Collins. Ron Wasdemon. Tommy Thompsfm. and R01- nie Michnlk BOTTOM ROW: David Codes. Mike Ouabedeau x. Larry Smith, Tommy Durke Gary Hammond. and Jimmy Crouc HEAD COACH WAYNE Wil- Hams displays me anxiely Hm all coaches feel. but nor for long, as the Jackefs captured second place in tough disiricf l I-AAAA. 374 NEW SPIRIT AS 7.000 WATCH TWO GAMES BASKETBALL SPIRIT REACHED lhe Mqhesf ever as f e fwo neighboring rivals Thomas Jefferson and Pon Nsches-Groves, mef in a packed Jackef gym before a crowd of 3.500 partisan fans Here. Kirby Comns iumps for Hue rebound as Mark Seale NH and Gary Hammond Halw ANOTHER RECORD-BREAKING crowd of 3,000 fans sfuffed ihemselves ini'o Indian gym as Kirby Collins H41 lefs loose a shot rom fhe free-ihrow line. Jimmy Crouch U41. Tommy Thompson ISZL and Mark Seals I421 wafch for The re ound CAROLE OUERE was chosen by Hue team as H5 own sweeihsart 376 SEASON OPENS WITH VICTORY OVER VIDOR ALL DISTRICT JIMMY Crouch seems fa be all Alone as he flies in for anoTher fwo poinfs. as Tommy Thompson TSZL Kirby Collins HM. and Gary Hammond U2l sfand by for exfra assisfance. Vidor TDec. lehThe Jackefs of For? Ar+hur moved info Vidor gymnasium f0 defeaf fhe Pirafes 70-46 before a handful of spedah fors. The Jackefs were slow in +he firsf quarfer as well as The Pirafes. BoHI feams were missing +he shofs and no+ geHing fhe rebounds. wifh fhe Pirafes faking a IO-b lead going info The second quar+er. Affer a second quarfer surge. The Jackefs owned a 3l-I6 lead. The Jackefs added I7 and Vidor T3 in +he +hird quarfer. Then. capping off +he fourfh. H19 Jackefs scored 22 +0 Vidor's l6 an fook +he game 70-45. The Jacke+s were led by Kirby Collins wifh 26 poinfs and Jimmy Crouch wifh 25. Por+ Arfhur Uan. 24FThe Por+ Arfhur Yellow Jackefs defea+ed +he Vidor Pirafes by a 33 poinf margin. The Jackefs had a hard fime wifh +he Pirafes in His: early minufes. bu? managed +0 mark up a I3-l0 firs+ quarfer scoreT Porf ArThur pulled s+eadily away in The second frame mainly because of poinfs by Jimmy Crouch and Kirby Collins. The Jackefs led af The half, 32-l4. The Porf Arfhur scorinq was welLbalanced. Crouch led th I8. David Coafes had l4. Mike Quebedeaux and Mark Seale l0 each and Collins 9. Coach Wavne Williams used subs+Hu+es freeiy and all fwelve players on +he rosfer saw acHon. ' Collins led in rebounding th l2 as +he Jackefs dominafed The backboards th 27 rebounds +0 Vfdor's II. The finaT score sfood 5330 in favor of For? Arfhur. Jimmy Crouch THE JACKETS TROUNCE THE TIGERS TWICE HIGH SCORING JIMMY Crouch shows a51h5'1score goes up anoTher noTchf' Kirby Collins Orange IJan. 31eThe Thomas Jefferson Ye11ow Jacke+s bounced info +he Tiger gym +0 r1p1he Tigers 67-58. The firsf quarfer began wifh a lag, 13ml +he Jacke+s s+ar+ed Jrheir winning surge a1 +he end of 1119 same per1oc1. In +he second quarfer 1he Jackefs came back 10 make 16 poinfs. hold1ng 1he TIgers 10 9. 1eaving +11e score 35-25 in Jrhe Jackefs' favor. The Jackefs p1ayed sfrongly in The +hird and scored 21, while +119 Tigers neHed 17. The Jackefs were halfed 1n +112 fourfh and were ab1e +0 gef only l1 poin1s. The Tigers neHed a fourfh quarfer surge. buf 105+ by n1ne and +11e final score was 67-58. The high scorers for +he Jacke'1s were Kirby Collins wifh 24. Jimmy Crouch wi+h 18. and Mark Sea1e wifh 161 Pori' Arfhur Han. 271eThe Thomas Jefferson Ye1low Jacke+s knocked off anofher vich by defeahng +he Orange Tigers 65-35. The Jackefs s+ar+ed 1an and ended 1as+ wi+h Jimmy Crouch mak1ng 13 1n +he firsf quarfer and Kirby Co11ins scoring 12 in 1119 fourfh. The Jackefs sailed on and had Orange 18-6 61 The end of +he f1rs1n Then in +he second quarfer 1'11e Jackefs doubled Orange 14-7. mak- ing The 11511t score 32-13. The +hirc1 came and Jackefs fallied Tor 16 and gave Orange only 12. The Jackefs scored 17 +0 Oranges 10 in The final quader. The Jackefs' high scorers were Crouch wifh 23. who fou1ed ouf 1a1ein 1he1our1h, and Co111hs who had 201 377 37B PORT ARTHUR SPLITS FOUR GAMES WITH KIRBY COLLTNS' EXTRA heTgM aids as he shook ever a visiting Greenie. Beaumonf TJan. 3lT-The Porf Arfhur Yellow Jackefs were uproofed by Jrhe Sou+h Park Greenies by a 58-49 score. The Jackefs were plaqued by one 0T Their occasional cold performances. and The Greenies were hof on The shooHng. The Jackefs were down by I7 poinfs af The close of Jrhe hahC WHh a 28-I9 score. The second-hahc surge of Jrhe Jackefs could only qe+ Them as close as 42-45. beTore The GreenTes CUT loose and wenf on +0 win 58-49. Jimmy Crouch was high scorer for Jrhe Jackefs th 22. For? Arthur Han. blePorf Ar+hur's YelTow Jacke+s beef The SouTh Park Greenies 67-58 beTore a fulT house in Jackef gym- The Jackefs gmL off +0 a fasT sfarf and rallied I8 +0 The Greenies' I2 af The end of The Tirsf quarfer and Then came back Tn The second +0 score l4 To Soufh Park's 9. The haht score was 32-23 in Tavor of Jrhe Jacke+s. AHer geH'inq a rest Jrhe Jackefs were Tar from being con and in The +hird scored 2I +0 The Greenies' I3. Then. in Jrhe TourJrh. Soufh Park bounced back wifh 24 poin+s while The Jackefs 90+ 14. leaving The final score 67-58. The JackeTs' hiqh scorers were Kirby CoTTins wifh 25 and Jimmy Crouch wifh I8. Mark Scale Rennie Misha ! BEAUMONT'S GREENIEQ AND ROYAL PURPLES David Codes Larry Smifh ALL-DTSTRICT KVRBY Collins sails a iump shof over The heads of a defending PurpTe fo add fo the Jackevs' score. Beaumoni' Uan. IOTeThe Yellow Jacke+s were defeafed by +he Beaumonf Royal Purples by a 44-43 margin. The Jackefs were nor hiHing fhe baskefs and scored only 28 per cenf of +heir shofs. The Jacke+s were knoHed af Jrhe end of fhe firsf quarfer 61' 9-9. The Purples edged ouf in fronf IiHle by HHle and +he score af +he end of +he rhird was 33-25 in favor of +he Purples. The Jacke+s finally came alive and scored l8 while +he Purples scored I I. For? Arfhur wenf ahead 4l-38 wifhra minufe leHL in The game and led by 43- 4-0 wH'h only 35 seconds 10 go The PurpTes made a fasf lay- up, and fhen John Holfon sank a long one wifh barely a second IeH making if 44-43. Por+ Arfhur IFeb; 3I-The Yellow Jackefs bounced +he Beaumonf Purples 66-57. The Jackefs wen+ +0 work and rallied I5 while ?he Purples had I3 +0 dose +he firsf quarfer. The Jreams in The second kepf Jrhe pace going sfeady and +he haHHme score was 29-25. Affer +he infermission +he Jackers were unable To find +he goal and scored only nine and gave Beaumon+ l6 wifh a score o1c 4l-38e The Jackelrs +hen came back +0 make Jrhe final score 66-57. The Jacke+s' hiqh scorers were Kirby Collins wTH-n 22 and Jimmy Crouch wH'h IS. 379 YELLOW JACKETS BOUNCE THE BULLDOGS RON WAEDEMON T441 and Tommv Thompson r52j flgh+for1he baH WW 5 Bulldog as Kirby Comns I34! and Mike Quebedeaux Tzuw Ron Waedeman Nederland IFeb. 7FThe Thomas Jefferson YeHow Jackefs de- feafed +he NederTand BuUdoqs 55-34. The Jackefs lenl onlv 9-8 af The end of +he firsf quarfen bu? Tound a 2I-l6 haTHfme lead. Por+ Arfhur broke +hrouqh +he deTense and scored fourfeen wi+h a score going info +he las+ quarfer 0F 35-21 The Jackefs +hen added 20 poinTs. making +he finaT score 5534. Porf Arfhur led rebounding 35-26. wifh Kirby Comns qeang II. Collins was 5150 +he Jackef high scorer th I7 and Jimmy Crouch followed ifh I4- poinfs. Porf Ar+hur Han. I3T-The Porf Arfhur YeHow Jacke+s mas- sacred +he Nederhand Bquoqs 90-39 before a Targe crowd. The Jacke+s hi+ eighf fier qoaTs and added Three Tree +hrows for fofal I9 poinfs. In The second quarfer The Jackefs came back sfrong wi+h 22 pofnfs. while Nederland scored onlv TO: The haW- 'Hme score was 4148 in favor of +he Jacke+sT The Jackefs came back in +he ThIrd fo score l9 Do?n+s thIe giving Nederland 9. Then he JackeTs hif hard in +he fourfh +0 score 30 poin'rs f0 Nederland's l2T This made +he final score 90-39. The Jackefsk high scorers were Jimmy Crouch th 28, Kirby Collins wi+h 22. and Ron Waedemon th I2T The Jacke'rs' shof for an overaH percen+age 0T 58. making I8 of 3l Jrries. 380 BUFFALOES FALL TWICE TO THE JACKETS JACKETST JUNTOR RON Waedemon shoois To hi? fwo of his Melve points as the Jacke'rs Took revenge on the Bus Tommy Thompson Por+ Arthur Han. l7T-The Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackefs came back with a sfrong second half +0 defeaf +he French Buf- faloes 77-47. Alfhough +he Buffs were on foreign court +hey wenf 10 work and had The Jackefs l7-ll af +he end of The firs+ quader. The Jacke+s +hen doubled French's second quarfer score and had French 3l-27 wifh +he Jackefs geHing ho? on fhe boards. Wifh a score of 5035 af +he close of +he +hird quarfer, +he Jackefs famed 27 +0 French's l2 in +he finaT period +0 cap a 77-47 vidory over the Buffs. The high scorers of Per? Arfhur were Kirby Collins with 24 and Jimmy Crouch th l9. Beaumonl' TFeb. IOTeThe Porf Arfhur YeHow Jacke+s rolled info Buff Gym +0 defeaf +he French Buffaloes 86-53. The firs+ quarfer was neck and. neck th bofh ?eams ending up wifh I7 pfs. The Jacke+s fook advanfage of free Throws and scored '8 poinfs while giving French only 7 and made +he halffime score 35-24. The +hird quarfer opened. as +he Jackefs gained l9 poinfsT and The Buffaloes gof onTy IO. In +he fourfh H16 Jacke+s reserves scored 32 and gave up l7. The Tinal score was 8653. The Jackefs' high scorers were Kirby Collins wifh 3! and Jimmy Crouch th 29T 38l TJ-PNG SQUARE OFF Port Neches Han. 2II4The Por+ Arfhur YeHow Jackefs Hew info The Por+ Neches gymnasium th a El record and behind The Indians by one game. Before a record-breaking crowd of 3000, +he Jack- efs nIpped The Indians 4I-39 in His firsf overJrTme. The firsf quarfer was a see-saw wi+h one and fwo poInfs dividing +he dHTerenceCThe Indians began working harder and had buiH up a 25-18 lead 31' haWime. The Indians had gained 34-25 lead going in+o +he four+h qurafer. before The Jacke+s gof hmL on bofh offense and deTense by appTying The full courf press and closed Hue gap. FinaHy Crouch scored as +he horn sounded +0 make 11.39894 The Indians in overfime +ook Jrhe baH and sfaHed nearly a mInufe and a half. before Collins scored a layup making a 4I-39 score, and +he buzzer sound- ed, giving The Jacke+s +he vicfory. Pcrf Arthur IFeb. I4T4The YeHow Jackefs, being unable +0 es+ablish an offense. fell +0 +he Porf Neches-Groves Indians 47-4-3 before a 3.500 rec- ord-breaking crowd. Bofh Teams played nip and +uck buf The Indians gained The winning bulge in Hue firs+ and secon quarfers. and Jrhe'lndians wenf +0 The half 27-23. The Jackefs began +0 husHe and Ron Waedemon +ied The score af 39-39, bu+ The Indians pushed ouf ahead +0 shay 47-434 Gary Hammond FOR CHAMPIONSHIP 1.. dunk a basket A RECORD-BREAKING crowd of 3500 people w Mike Quebedeaux mh' Mark sysa- JACKETS FARE WELL IN TOURNAMENTS MIGHTY BRIDGE CITY fans before ihe Jackets as Ron Waedemon adds another +wo poTMs in Hue Porf Arlhur Tourney. YMBL Tournamenf-Playing wifhouf several of +he regular sfarher; +he Jacke+s enfere Beaumonf's annual fournamen+ in early December. The Jackets easily sailed pasf Nederland 6I-47 th Jimmy Crouch cashing in for 27 Domfs. In +he second round H19 Jackefs me+ a sfrong French Jream and Ios+ 62-49. Again Crouch was fhe leading scorer followed by Kirby CoHins. Pasadena Tournamenf-The Jackefs playing a? full force cap+ured fhird place honors a+ +he San Jacinfo Junior College Tournament which affrads Jrhe powerful feams of Hous+on. In +he Jackefsh firsf game. +he feam slipped pasf Galena Park 64-62 and +hen crushed SmHey 72-50. The even+ua4 Jrournamen+ champ, BeHaTreh de- fea+ed fhe Jackefs 58-34. To place +hird +he Jackefs defeafed Pasadena 47-4l. Named +0 +he aH-fournamenf feam were J?mmy Crouch and Kirby Collins. Porf Adhur Tournamen+-En+ering +he Thomas Jef- JFerson Chrisfmas Tournament +he Jackefs were +he favored feam. In +he firs+ round +he predicfion seemed hue. for +he Jackefs sfomped Bridge CHM 72-40 led by Crouch wi+h l9 and Collins l2. NI +he Jacke+s were able +0 see adion. In +he second round, one of +he mosf +hrilling games of Hue year occurred when +he Jackefs mef Soufh Park. Tied up a+ +he end of regulafion play. +he game lasfed four oveeres before Soufh Park won 69-64. Named +0 +he aH-fournamenf +eam was Jimmy Crouch. CAGED IN UNDER the baskeh Tommy Thompson aHempts a shof as Mark Seale waits for the rebound. ALL-TOURNAMENT JIMMY Crouch sails in for a p. 383 JACKETS PLACE TWO 0N DIQTRICT SQUAD Merwin WrigM Tommy Durke SELECTED ON THE AH-DTsfricf squad were Jimmy Crouch. who amassed 614 poinfs for Hue yeah and Kirby CoHins. who led in rebouncan and scored 546 poinfs The fwo were ako chosen as Hwe feam co-capfains. JOEL LEVY SERVED 11?: second year as manager of +hs Jacke+s, 384 JV'Q FINISH WITH A PROMIQING 22-4 SLATE son. Johnny Williams. George Collins. BO'I'I'OM ROW: Sam ColleHi. Ron Musg'rove. Richard Befar. Greg DeHman. Errol Meaux. Johnny Vasquet. COACH CLIFFORQ TAFr wakhes W9 COW Hon 55 MS Boasfing an oufsfanding year wifh a season record of JV's made anomer wm. . , 22-4. fhe Jackeis Junior VarSIfy led by Ron Musgrove. who usually famed more +han 30 poinfs. capfured H18 JV Districf crown. Along wifh refurning leH'ermen. fhe 67-68 Jackefs should have a brighf fufure. HEMMED INTO A corner. Mike Lawson looks for an opening 385 386 JACKETS PLACE THIRD INSTRUCTING ACE HURDLER Charles Speyrer 15 Yellow Jackef Track Coach Ken Barlan MEMBERS OF THE 1967 Yellow Jacket Track Team are: FRONT ROW7TD MooreD HD Molina. A. Gonzales, R. TrevinoD 0. Price. A. Ramiren E, AnedondoD R. Crenshaw. D. Wilkerson. K. McCereyD SECOND ROWA. Good. LD Fulfer, 6. Acres. L. Smifh. R. Landry. M, Cour! B SleHyu T. Daenen. J. Hubert. 6. Hammond DD GuidryD 6. Cross Coach Hank Ciark, THIRD ROW? Coach Kennefh Barland F Sub in. L. Vicknair. D Howell. F. RomeroD G Jones. C. HalL E. Jiminez. G. Ducharme, DD SaHer. A. Arna ud. D Carter. F. Born M. Ouibedeaux, D. Crans IN DISTRICT MEET COACH HENRY CLARK heIped io dirsci one of the most successful hack teams in receni years. SENIOR RONNIE LANDRY placed first in +hs mile run 5+ the Disirici ILMAA Track Meef in Neder- land with a iime of 4:233. YELLOW JACKET SHOT Putters and discus throwers. STANDING ARE: Larry Vicknair. Phillip Ramero, and Dennis Howell. KNEELING ARE: Chuck HaIL BiH Blanion. and Ray- mond Lackey. 387 388 CARTER. LANDRY. SPEYRER AT A STEADY pace. milers Arihur Gomales. Ronnie Landry. and Joe Good. go iMo +hs home sireich. JOHN LOPEZ WATCHES as Mike Quebedeaux shows him how he placed fhird in the high iump in H15 disiricf mesi. , nwrmmas THE NEVER ENDING deferminaiion of fhe Yellow Jackef hackmsn is shown here as James Huber! demonshafes Hm broad jump SENIOR FRANK BORN. on the sfaang block gefs set +0 run the I00 yard dash. TAKE DISTRICT HONORS JUNIOR DALE GUIDRY fies h Hon for We 4-40 yard dash, X DISTRICT MEET FINISHES Track 440 yard relay Mile relay 880 yard run 120 yard high hurdles IOO yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 330 yard infermediafe hurdles Mile run Field Broad iump High jump Pole Vaulf Sho+ puf 3rd 3rd 3rd-Jiminez 2nd-Speyrer 2nd-Carfer 4+h-Speyrer thADucharme 5+h-Ellis lsf-Landry 3rd-Speyrer 3rd Quebedeaux 3rd-Hammond 3rd VIcknair 4fh-Howell 5+h-Romero THE THREE JACKET hackmen who placed in fhe firs? lwo posiHons In '15 Disirid ILAAAA meet u Nederland and won the righf to repre- sent our school in Hue regional mse+ in Houston are Doug Carher. IOO yard dash; Ronnie Lam dry. mile rum and Charfes Speyrer, I20 yard high hurdhas 389 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT A9 MEMBERS OF THE Jacksf Tennis Team are: BOTTOM ROW: Clifford Daigle, Wade Borel. Rickey Abshira Randy Drouef. Mike Bourge. Paul HoHien TOP ROW: Eddie Champagne. Kaifh Fisher. Pe+e Huber. Lee Miller. Paul Martin. Rodney Mingle. Larry Hicks LEE MILLER AND Pefe Huber compefed at district in fhe dcuble's com- BILL FLEMING AWARD winner. Eddie Champagne. pefiHo n . 390 TJ'S NETTERS SEEK PERFECTION 4.: V , , TENNIS SPONSOR MISS Nancy James demonshafes one of H19 basics 0V! tennis. the grip, fo members Liz Hall. Shirley Roll, and Janis BeIL ENTERING DISTRICT COMPETITION in doubbs were Shirley R0 and Shirley Roll Janis Be . 39! 392 YOUTHFUL YELLOW JACKETS FINISH THE YELLOW JACKET golf 15am members are FRONT ROW- Ken Cox. Howard Barlow. Bobby Isaac: SECOND ROW: Jack Pelfz, Jeff WiHiams Bob Sewell. Shave RobIson. and Coach BenHey Jenes. SENIOR JACK PELTZ placed a I66 I 1316 Disfricf ll-AAAA golf iournamenf held in April. THIRD IN I l-AAAA ON THE DISTRICT LINKS SOPHOMORE JEFF WILLIAMS led fha Jackefs in fhe Disfricf Tournamenf wifh a I 57. JUNIOR STEVE ROBINSON scored IS? in Dis- frid'pay Led by Coach Benfley Jones. Hue Yellow Jackef golf feam finished fhird in a fough Il-AAAA disfricf. Be- hind only Soufh Park and Beaumonf High. H16 Jackefs fared well in ofher +ournamen+s. Enfering six fourna- menfs. +hey finished sfrong a+ Soufh Park's Tyrrell Park. Bryan High and A8 M Consolidafed TournamemI and in disfricf compefifion. Builf on a nucleus of fwo sophomores. Hares juniors. and fwo seniors. Hue Jackeis emphasized youfh. Coach Jones senf Mo iuniors. a sophomore. and only one senior +0 represenf TJ a? disfricf. So wifh +hree re+urm ing leH'ermen and five refurning feam members. TJ's fufure in golf looks bright JUNIOR BUB SEWELL placed in the Districf Tournament with a l58. 393 JACKETS OPEN DISTRICT WITH MEMBERS OF THE I967 Yellow Jackef baseball +eam are. FRONT ROW Mike VarIng. Wayne LaGrappe. Charles Fonfenoh Hedor Molina, Randy Rogers, David LeBlanc. and Mike Fallwell. SE COND ROW Mike Edison. Terry Rifchey. James Schexnayder, Buddy Cunningham. Webb Draughon, Paf Lange. Ronnie Musgrove. Waylon Hughes. and Wayne Gregory. THIRD ROW-Ccach Charles rlgllarl1lruinc;.kJimmy Crouch. Raymond Fenfenof, John Doering. Kirby CoHins. Rocky Barnett. David Williams, Charles McFarland. and us 9 Par er. COACH CHARLES MANNING is shown here in fhe coaching box af third during a tense momenf of one of We Jackefs' games. 394 THREE STRAIGHT SHUT OUTS CHARLES FONTENOT, YELLOW Jackef cenlerfielder demonsfrafes his home- run form in the second game th The French Buffaloese The Jackels fool: a close one I-O, Porf Ar'lhureApril IBeJimmy Crouch hurled a one hiHer as +he Jackefs blanked Orange 8-0. The firsf tally came in +he second when Paf Lange was hif by a pifch wifh the bases loaded. Cunningham +hen sin- gled in a run an Rifchie scored on an error. The Jackefs picked up fwo more runs in fhe fourl'h and racked Jrhree more in The sixfh on a double by Crouch and singles by Barnelf and Parker. Junior relief pilcher Ruelle Parker came on in the fiH'h. sfriking on? five while only walking fwo. As of +he fhird game. +he Jackefs have nof been scored on and have only given up four hils. Porf Ar'fhureMay 5-Errors made +he difference in JIhe second game as +he Jackefs again dropped fhe Buffs, buf +his fime by only I-O. Each leam gave up Beaumonf-April 22-Behind +he home run hiHing of cenfer'lielder Charles Fonl'enof, +he Yellow Jackefs puf down, +he French Buffaloes 7-3. French jumped ahead in Hue firs'r l-O. buf +he Jackefs came back in +he second on Fonfenohs solo homerun. Buddy Cuuningham puf +he Jackels ahead in The Third when +he second baseman lef Crouch's grounder gef past Crouch Then sfole second and enabled Schexnayder +0 score. ln +he Fourl'h. Bafson and Musgrove each scored. Bafson on an error and Mus- grove on a sacrifice by Cunningham. The Jackefs picked up another run in +he fiffh. buf French came back in Their half th fwo runs. The Jackefs scored lasf in fhe sevenfh on a Buff error. Emmy rouc was fhe winning pifcher allowing only four hifs. fhree hils. buf an error by fhe French cenferfielder allowed Rocky BarneH 1'0 scamper fo Third and Iafer score, The Buffs were refired wi+h The bases loaded in The second and Third innings. Orange-May b-The Yellow Jackels wound up ahead in an excHing scoring baHle wifh The Orange Tigers by a 7-6 score. James Schexnayder homered in The firsf wifh Cunningham on first Barnelf also scored in The inning on a Texas Leaguer by Balsan. In fhe fiffh. BarneH and Lange scored on fhe clu+ch play by Mus- grove. John Doering advanced +0 Jrhird affer knocking a double 10 deep cenfer. and scored on a sacrifice by Fonfenof. The Tigers lied +he game in +he sevenfh 6e6. uf +he Jackels came back on Schexnayder's second homer of lhe game. LEFTFIELDER MIKE BATSON takes his base in The fourth inning of the Orange Tiger game af Travis Field. The Jackets went on To 'n 8-0. 395 JACKETS CAPTURE DISTRICT Beaumonf-April I7-Affer being pos+poned because 0; we+ grounds, the YeHow Jackets finally me+ up wi'rh fhe Beaumon+ HE PurpWes 5+ Price Daniehs Field. Junior soufhpaw Webb Draughon wenf +he route for +he Jackefs aHowing only +hree hHs while sfriking ouf fwelve. Pember- fon gave up +he eight Jacke+ runs. buf aH were unearned. Oufshsnding for +he Jackefs were Jimmy Crouch wifh +hree stolen bases and James Schexnayder th +hree big hHs, a single. a double. and a friple. Porf NecheswApril ZO-Wifh James Schexnayder Shari'- ing. +he Jackets held off a defermined Indian crew for five Innings but In the fiffh with Webb Draughon on +he mound. fhe Indians eprded for fhree runs. RueHe Parker hurled for +he Jackefs in +he sixfh and was knocked for , fwo more runs, The Jackefs only TaHies Came in fhe fiffh when Rifchey gm on wifh an error and Schexnayder singled to left. Crouch Jrhen rapped a friple down fhe line +0 righf to score Rifchey and Schexnayder, WHbanks, a sophomore. was +he winning pifcher. Por+ AHhur-May 27A? Travis Fiehd. +he Yellow Jackefs Q . , :3 6- made good five hHs for +hree runs in fhe IIAAAAA fiH' h . ' winning by a 3-I score. The Jackef runs came in he boHom :A of +he sixfh when Jimmy Crouch singled and Rocky Barneff ? and Mike Be+son drew walks. Crouch scored on an error. . ' and Webb Draughon phafed Barne'rf anal Bafson. Parf AHhur-May 9-The YeHow Jackefs won a vHaI decision over The PN-G Indians 2-I af Travis Field. The HENNNG SAFELY WTO Wrdv in We Wh WM 0; w Tribe scored in fhe first buf +he Jackefs came back in PNG game' $5 mumps WNW C'mmh' Their half +0 knof ?he score. In +he fiffh, Ron Musgrove singIed +0 score Crouch From +hird and secure +he win. THE PAUSE THAT refreshes +hat's +hs feeling ihese Yellow Jackefs gef while reang on the bench whHe the team is at bah, 39b AND Bl-DISTRICT TITLES ROUNDING SECOND BASE is the YeIIow Jackef's righf erIder Rocky EarneH, BarneH IaI'er scored as the JackeIs Iook Ihs dIsIrIcI IiIIe by deIeaHng NederIand 5-4n Porf AHhur-May I3-The Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackefs capfured Ihe DIsIricf IIVAAAA basebaII champIon- ship by defeaIing fhe NederIand Bull. dogs 54 aI Travis Field. The BuIIdogs hit for four runs In Ihe firsf, bu? Ihe Jackets came back sIowa bu? surely wifh one in the firsf and second. Iwo In fhe Ihird. and Ihe wInning IaIIy in fhe seventh. Jimmy Crouch was the winning pi'rcher for Jrhe JackeIsI SLIDING SAFELY INTO mm; is Ihs Jackers mo baseman John DoerIng. Nederland-April 27-The Thomas Jefferson YeIIow Jackefs feII Io fhe NederIand BuIIdogs 2-I. resuIHng In a Iour-way I'ie for IirsI place In dIsIricI I I-AAAA base- baIII The Jackefs sole run came In Ihe fouth. when Jimmy Crouch scored on a ground ouf by Mike BaIson. The Bulldogs Iied The score In Ihe IiIIh and Ihe game wenf Info exIra InnIngs. In Ihe EighIh, Ihe Jackefs IaiIecI Io score. bu? Ihe Bulldogs managed Ihe winnIng run on an error in I'he boHom OI I'he eIg I . Porf ArfhureApriI Il-Soufhpaw Jimmy Crouch wenI aII Ihe way Ior Ihe Jackets pHching hIs firsf no-hiHer of Ihe season as The YeIIow Jackefs shquuI' I'he Soufh Park GreenIes 8-0 af TravIs Field. Crouch Jrurned in a remark- ebIe performance sIriking ouI 9 while onIy walking one. The Jackefs scored in Ihe Iirsf on Iour successIve singIes by Cunningham. Schexnayderl Crouch and BarneH. Three more runs were Iacked up In Ihe IhIrd on a waIk by Crouch and singIes by BarneH. Schexnayder and CharIes FonIenoI. Crouch again scored In Ihe Iouth on a singIe by Fonfenof. In Ihe stIh Terry Rifchey and Cunningham scored. RiIchey on a sacrifice by Schexnayder and Cun- ningham on Ihe play Io runl Crouch down befween IIrsI and second. Soufh ParkeApl-il 29vThomas JeIferson's Raymond FOnIenoI was breezIng along wiIh a 4.2 lead over 50th Park uanI Ihe Greenies sIruck for Ihree big runs In Ihe boHom of Ihe sevenfh To win 5-4. The Jackefs scored one In I'he first Iwo in Ihe Ihird and Ihe IInaI run In Ihe sith. buI' came one shorI' of vicfory. 398 Por+ ArfhurnAprII 25bThe JeIIerson YeIIow Jackefs hung dose In Ihe disfricf race by defeaIIng +he VIcIor Pirafes 4 3 at Travis FieId. The Pirafes were firsf +0 score as Ihey racked up Ihree runs In JIIIe second on +hree singles and a doubIe. In Hue Ihird.II1e JackeIs Had Ihe score on a ITIPIB by Draughon and Crouch . a double by Schexnayder and a sIngIe by BaIson. In Ihe IIHI'I Barneff doubIed and scored on a single by Bafson. Webb Draughon who wenI all Ihe way for Ihe JackeIs on Ihe mound aIIowed only one oII'Ier I'lII', a sIngIe In II-Ie fIfIIl. Vidor-May ll-TIIe Jefferson JackeIs over-ran fI-Ie Vidor PII-aIes 7-l. Io boasf Iheir dIsIrIcI record +0 I0-3 and IIed wIIh IIIe PN-G Indians. The JackeIs wasfed no Iime scorIng Iwo runs In IhE IIrsI, one In Ihe second. and four In IIIe IourIII. James Schexnayder. Buddy Cunning- hamk and Raymond Fonfenof bIasIed homers 'Ior Jrhe Jac eIs. BaytownbMay 23-Affer dropping IIIe opener 3-ll Ihe Jefferson Yellow Jackefs sformed back over JrIIe Bay- Iown Ganders 6- I. The Jackets scored In II-Ie IIrsI when Crouch drove In Schexnayder Irom IhIrcI on a doubIe. The Genders knoHed Ihe score In II'Ie second. buI Jrhe Jackefs wenf ahead In fIIe fourHI as Rocky BarneH. Charles Fonfenof and John Doering scored. Schexnayder again scored In IIIe fifth on a friple by Crouch wI'Io Iafer scored on 6 passed baII. Raymond Fonfenof did a grea+ Iob on fhe mound for II'IE Jackefs allowing 3 IIIIs while waIkIng 6 and sfrikIng ouf 9. Webb Draughon relieved Fonfenof In fhe sevenH'I and sIruck Ihree sfraIgIII baHers on eleven pifches. JACKETS FALTER SOUTHPAW WEBB DRAUGHON fakes his lead off IIIIrd In IIIe IIIIrd InnIng of fIIs Vidor game. Draughon scored on the nexf play. a Iriple by Crouch. as Ihe JackeIs dropped fhe Pirafes 4-3. In IIIe foreground Is Jackef coach CharIes ennIrIg. TALKING IT OVER aI IIIe mound during IIIe firsI Bayfown game ure-James Schexnayder IzoI. JIIIIIIIy Crouch. Ihe pIIcIIeI. Buddy CIIIIIIIngIIaIII IISl. Ron Musgrove. JackeI coach CharIes Manning. and Iirsf baseman JoIIII DoerIn n.g ON ROAD TO STATE ,, SAFE AT THIRD in The firs! inning o; The Housfon Lee game is The JackeTs firsT baseman John Doering. PorT ArThureMay 25-The Jefferson Yellow JackeTs capTured Jrhe bi-disTrIcT TiTle by defeaTing The BayTown anders 4-I aT Travis Field. The JackeTs greaT blow came in The Third wiTh The bases loaded. Jimmy Crouch sTepped To The plafe and smashed The ball To deep cenTer field jusT over The TIelders glove. Draughon and Cunningham easily scored from second and Third. and Schexnayder rounded Third and scored when The relay was missed. Crouch Then headed for ThIrd and scored when The ball again wenT asTray. The Genders sole run came in Tel secon on a sacrITiceT The win gave The JackeTs a l7-7 record and placed Them in The regional playoffs wiTh Housfon Lee. ForT ArThureMay BLATTer four hours and Thirfeen innings, The officials called The game because of darkness, an The YeHow JackeTs and The Generafs were where They sTarTed aTTer a 3.3 deadlock. The game was Televised live over KJAC-TV. buT an audience 0T over IOOO cheered The Two Teams on. The Jackefs ouT hiT The Generals 9-6, com- mitTed less errors 4-2 and 90T 4 of The 5 exTra base hiTs. buT sTiH failed To break The deadlock. Lee's onTy exTra base hiT was a 2 run homer by Rickard in The Third. Jimmy Crouch smashed Two doubles and Randy Rogers and Raymond FonTenoT hiT one each. HousTon-June 2-The Jefferson Jackefs losT Their bid To The sTaTe play-offs as They dropped a double header To The Lee Generals 2-I and l-O. The JackeTs pla ed Their besT in boTh games. buf ThaT wasn'T good enoug . In The Tirsf game. a home run by Lee's STeve Sanford in The boTTom of The eighTh won H for The Generals 2-I. The JackeTs only run came in The sevenTh when Charles FonTe- nof scored on a single by Crouch. Raymond FonTenoT wenf The rouTe for The JackeTs allowing only seven scaHered hiTs while sfriking ouT five. In The nigthap. Webb Draughon and Dave Davis baT- fled for seven innings before The Generals scored The win- ning run in The boTTom of The eighfh. Draughon allowed only five hiTs and sTruck ouT five before The Generals shorTsTop scored on a single by The TirsT baseman. 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CONTRACTORS River and Harbor lmprovemenfs TUG BOATS-BARGES DERRICK BARGES TOWAGE Harbor Towing-Infracoasfal Gulf Coas+ Towing 1730-04-05 Aadms Building Porl' Arthur, Texas 403 WE SALUTE OUR GRADUATES: GOD BLESS YOU GRADUATES Becky Wood Jeanie Godbold Sheila Droddy Phyllis Eldemire Mary Louise Furge' Jerry Clingan Susan Roddy Karen Smifh Norma Crenshaw Gary Mayes Larry Pope , Tommy Moore Jessie Highfower David Coafes Kenneih Malin Wayne Webb Harold Underwood Joan Miller Tony Hall Mike Young Sharon Graffagnino Sfeve Remingfon Guinn Rawls Nick Franklin Seniors from HIe FourHI Avenue Bapfisf Church included: JI'm Carfer. Greg Sforch. Molly Vasquez. Linda 6055. Sandra Lace. Amela Baskin. Graceanna Jones. Lee Dell Brannick Donna Jones. Becky Speigh+s, WiIford Fosfer, Wayne Wanda . and Dr. Robarl' E. SmiHI. pasi-or. Noi- pIc-l'ured: Paula Whlfe. KIrby Collins. Pa! Hall FOURTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH STONEBURNER- VERRETT mammik- van, 5,, ELECTRICAL 9 Elm Co.,hu CO. LTD- ,ElECIRlCAL mIIIIIAchIs' I949 Proc+er 5+. ' ' ' 1.949 Pkeqcm 3y FRONT ROW: Crissy Dupuis. Nancy Decker. Sharon LewIs. Glisey Viafor. Candy Babin. JeaneHe Light MIDDLE ROW: Gayle Hatfield Liz Tieskins. BACK ROW: Kafhy Lough. Vickie VerreL 404 BARKER'S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE Twin Cify and 32nd W0 2-854I o . Wdeaning H OME C01; ams u: m CLEANER Porf Arthur. Texasg xx Pickup 8: Delivery YuKon 5.72.3 -W No. I-624 Housfon ... No. 2-26I2 Memorial Blvd. .. ...YU 3-485! Nu. 3-6 91h AV. ...... . Na. F3248 9HI AV. .. No. H75 39 Sf. ... Na. 6-849 Lincoln ..... No. 7-4945 Gulfway Dr. .. Complimen'l's of GUARANTEE SHOES of Pod Arthur. Texas 7ll Procfer YU 3-6606 YOUR BANK OF BETTER SERVICE SINCE 1909 Wernhants Watinnal-Hank Mmun noun DEPOSIT msunmcr coup. BANKING IS EASY AT MNB I LOANS BY PHONE I BANK BY MAIL I DRIVE-IN BANKING K YU 5-8851 9,00 - 1:00 MON-FRI ovoo-vz-oo SATURDAVS 441 Auslin at 5th St The New Vocational Sfudenis al' Park Place. PARK PLACE HOSPITAL 3050-39141 5+. 406 CRICCH IO FOOD MARKET House of Fine Foods III7 5+h Ave. 407 Complimen'rs of Miss Minnie McDaniel for YWA BAPTIST CHURCH, 5000 Gulfway THE CANDLE SHOPPE Ca rd s5N ovelfies- Ca ndles 3 lo I Procier YUkon 2-6555 408 h vagw : 1M mi; 34:74.;- BARRIER-ALBRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY Auto, Home, Life, Hospitalization YUkon 5-25II. l9l6 9H1 Ave. Snell Shopping Cenfer T.J.'s Cavoiicade Royalfy Our Graduates of 1967- DRIVE-IN Drive Air Up CondHioned Window Pa'l'io O RDERS TO GO 2849 Bluebonne+ Ave. al- Woodwodh 4H Shop and Save af SPENCE BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL COMPANY GENUINE ELECTRICAL PARTS 32l Sevenfh Sf. DIAL YU 3-4522 and 33I0 Sixfeenfh Sf. DIAL YU 5-5583 Porf Arfhur. Texas mm PW FAST DELIVERY TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 2349 Procfer YUkon 3-4545 244' 9H1 Ave. YUlton 3-3334 COFFEY, INC. Quick Freeze 3 Cold S+orage , Home of PomL Arfhur Brand Frozen Shrimp Disfribu+ed in New York. Chicago. Xx Canada by PENGUIN FROZEN FOODS of Chicago, Ill. 4l2 PORT ARTHUR HOBBY CENTER 725 S'lee Blvd. YU 5-27 Hobbies for Everyone ROYER'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Where Qualify Service and Parfs Is a Mud J. P. JOE ROYER. Owner '1 LET US DO YOUR DR. GEORGE M. SIMS. DD. Compleie Optical Service Con+ac+ Lenses 300i Procfer Sireef YU 2-4473 Pod Arihur. Texas GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF I967 We broil each burger and foasi' each bun over an OPEN FLAME Hie way if should be done! 5 : Franchised Naiionwide by Eurger Chef Sysiems. Indianapolis 7 GULF PORT ARTHUR CREDIT UNION A COOPERATIVE SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOR GULF OIL EMPLOYEES Supervised and Examined Annually b e Stake of Texas Deparfmeni of Banking 649 Sixfh Shea? YuKon 3-l604 Complimenis of G. D. DUHON FURNITUREmAPPLIANCE PHONE YU 5-58Il 30! Procter Sfreef Wt ATHLETIC somv CO? f wzratmr ' WW BLUE BONNET ATHLETIC SUPPLY 2204 Bluebonnet YU 2-2202 Famous for Mexican Food 260l Memorial Blvd. 414 DURSO PHARMACY a DRUGS I PRESCRIPTIONS . SUNDRIES 4'00 32nd Sf. 330l Medical Triangle Peri ArH'mr. Texas WOodlawn 2-846I SAM M. DURSO Reg. Pharmacis? Besf Wishes Seniors From +he L 8x R VARIETY SHOP 2300 Bluebonne+ YuKon 3-2605 Saddle Shop Shoe Hospi'l'al Western Wear Red Hussars 3x Swingshrs Hak. Ties. Belts 8: 300+ Repair 2634 BLU EBONNET YU 2-664I 7W 4m 64. Super Cash Way 6730 Gulfway Drive Porl' Arfhur. Texas W0 2-8439 4l5 Complimenfs FRUIT DISTRIBUTING CO. For Good Healfh and Beaufy Eaf Fresh Fruif and Vegetables Everyday 933 Audin Avenue WHELESS INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 5IO Waco Ave. YU 5-5l3l Por+ Arfhur. Texas Gef Hie Policy HI! Hue Personal Service Complimenfs of GUILBEAU'S WRECKER SERVICE 24 Hour Service Radio Dispafched Trucks Also Heavy Du'ry Service 2400.6ulfway Drive YUkon 2-5522 We're +here when you need us. 4l6 TRITICO'S PHARMACY Prescripfions 947 Sevenfh Sfraef YUKon 5-5555 A. LOUVIER FURNITURE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES COMPARE VALUES Wesiern Day Plomofes Spirif 840 SevenHI For! Arfhur, Texas YU 5-8858 Porf Arfhur's Newes+ and Fined Shop for Women 2925 Park Place Plaza 4l7 F ,, x , XXX ' r57 u BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF YHE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY 4l8 the graduating class J5WWWWWWWEWW I6 I 6 Woodwor'lh YU 3-336 I AMWWWWWWD$W$bW PORT ARTHUR COCA-COLA BOTTLING co. BLUE BONNET MATTRESS COMPANY The Resf of Your Days Depends on fine Resf of Your Nighfs YU 3-277I 2449 Sfadium Road Highes+ Qualify CIeaning-Pressing LAKEVIEW CLEANERS Complefe Laundry Service ALTERATIONS Lef Us Help You Live a Cleaner Liice 549 S+adium YU 2-2l64 Your DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST WW it PM No. 2 I948 911: Ave. YU 2-9408 .Drugs . . . Cosmefics . . . Sundries PORT ARTHUR SAVINGS 8x LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Any amounf . . . Will open an ACCOUNT Real Esfafe Loans For Buying-Building-Remodeling Savings Insured Safe by Federal Savings and Loan AssociaHon Twin Cify Highway W0 2-5763 50l Procfer YU 2-9485 BRYANT'S BOOTERY 545 Procler YU 3-242! BRYANT'S SHOE PALACE Cambridge Square Groves HARRIS BOOK STORE 524 Fiffh Sfresf Perl Adhur. Texas YU 5-2585 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATES Jimmy Verboon Diane Sheri Sanders Larry Hall Judy Philmon Walfer Jones Phillis Parkam Larry Laing Linda Welch Lyndon Flynn Karen Sue Williams Sandra Kay Landry Linda McFadden Sue Holsiead Bonnie Richmond Jo Nell Powell Yolanda Oren: CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 906 DeQueen Blvd. Porf AHhur. Texas YOUR dependent Iaumaa MGENT 'Ill'lt vou nnv' 8 PORT ARTHUR ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS 4336 Lincoln Ave. WO 2-855l Prescripi'ions Fasf Cify-Wide Delivery LQFOEXEV DRUG STORES STORE NO. I STORE NO. 2 YU 5'88 . YU 5'5565 CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS OF m7 3648 Gulfway Drive 260l 7+h Sf. 7I6 Sia'dium Road YU 5-259I STORE NO. 4 WOZ-4464 3' II 2m 3838 Main Ave. Un The Grove$ PAT WOOD 2m 5M REXALL DRUG STORES ' ' . 220 Servmg Pm Ar+hur Since I928 2415 Gulfway DrIVPDIaI YU 57 Pod Arihur. Texas 77640 42l SKILLMAN'S FURNITURE SKIP'S DRIVE INN THE BEST FOOD IN TOWN 3448 Gulfway 5200 Gunay YU 24,24! we 2-668I Q? g... H, Resfauranf Bar-B-Que Cafering Service A. L. REYNOLDS 82 SON INSURANCE AGENCY All Forms of Insurance l435-37 Proder Sfraef Dial YUkon 3-2774 ffxthJ? ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Downfown and Jefferson Cify 6l7 Prodsrr 340l Twin Cny' YU 5-889l WO 2-5723 422 PORT ARTHUR PLUMBING CO. 2l0l Bluebonnei YUkon 5-8895 SCHOONER Sea Food Headquariers for +he Golden Triangle Highway 69 Nederland. Texas Your MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO invifes you for a Free Hour of Beaufy MARGE PENNY 295l-25HI YU 2-8855 ., bluagonrzaf Glows: 557242 ' ,943 THIRTEENTH STREET PHONE YU 2 $474 93016 041M111, Qua; f v ; , M y: '51:;LKALLLQLL 51224;; ' ' , , , T 8: F BIGABURGER Port Aerr 39 l 9 Gulfway YU 5-206. We Didn'+ Inven+ +he Hamburger- We Jus+ Per$ec+ed I+- up 311an 6amhribge Square Highway 73 8: 39H! Si. Groves. Texas WO 2-7447 afagbiun begins with Etna $tehe Janus lonk' BEST WISHES. SENIORS OF '57 charmingly yours- g TURNBULL'S JEWELRY K? 2325 Proder DISMUKES COMPANY Famous Brand Names of Furnifure and Elec+rical Appliances A NEW FACE FOR TRIED AND PROVED VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR THE ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN FOR THE BUSINESS MAN OR WOMAN Elecfronics Mechanic 15 mon+hs Bookkeeping 2k Junior Accounfing Radio Engineer I5 monfhs Higher Accounfing Eledronics Technician 20 monfhs Sfenographic REdiofelegraph Operafor I2V2 mon+hs Secretarial Television Service- Office Machines and-Repairman I0 monfhs Clerical Enrollmenf: Each '0 weeks Enrollment Each Monday +hroughou+ +he en+ire school year PORT ARTHUR COLLEGE 424 Keep +he Lovelies+ Day of Your Life Forever in Color Pho+ographs of Your Wedding by Wai'kins S+udio Phone For Your PoffraH Appoinfmenf Today. WATKINS STUDIO 2329 Thomas Blvd. YuKon 2-3666 Congratulations SENIORS of '67 from MR. 8: MRS. TOMMIE SANDERS Proprieiors of THE FARM ROYAL 270i Memorial Pori- Arihur. Texas CITY MATTRESS 8x APPLIANCE STEREO COLOR T.V. Philco RADIOS Ford WASHER-DRYERS REFRIGERATORS AND DISHWASHERS Owner Phone RILEY B. JUNEAU YU 2-94m 425 BILL TORRES AUTO FINISHERS Painfing Is Our Business- Nof a Side Line. Complumeni's of 302 7+h Sfree+ Port Arihur. Texas YU 3-362I TED'S RECORD SHOP FERD CHISUM Owner The House Service BuiH APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER Jefferson Cify Shopping Cenfer Sales 8: Service Por+ Ar+hur. Texas 420I Gulfway Dr. YU 5-550I A True Measure of Performance r a1 a: . v v r The record of the world,s most rigidly judged ring competitions tell you . . . When you do business with Balfour you KNOW you are dealing With the best. GEORGE T. RAMSEY g , X TOM JONES - JOHN BERGMANN J9 6 204 Western Republic Bldg. . . o o 7 Austin, Texas 78701 ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS 425 Grace Anna Jones JONES CLEANERS I909 9+h Ave. Pod Adhur. Texas MOTOR HOTEL mii i 3700 Memorial Blvd. Po. Box I447 012 Phone YU 3-I633 Hwy. 69 96 287 Porf Arfhur. Texas GIFFORD'S FURNITURE M AND CARPET CENTER . 7 V I928 Woodwor+h YU 5-4359 ' , V x ., W Porf Ar'rhur. Texas 1'; MEREDITH'S 71-h Sf. Cleaners 87 Laundry Dial YU 5-99Il 234977H1 Sfreef Porf Arfhur Texas 'WE AIM TO PLEASE ALL MAKES BUSINESS .MACHINES 537 Audin Avonuo For! Arlllur. Texas 77640 PHONE: YU 2-795! ELMER W. NIELSEN OWHGI' FRANK KRENNING Auihorixed Salas In Service for Reminqlen Ofiica Machine: A J QB 18 WAITING... : GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY g3 .. KEEPING. America strong and free is a big job. A job requiring constant progress and more electrical power. Most of this will come from investor- owned electric companies, like Gulf States. Its your job, too. Education holds the key to our success as individuals, as a nation. Learn all you can . . . our future is at stake. iNVESTOR-OWN ED GULF STATES UTILITIES CO. 320 Ausfin Avenue P.O. Box l568 Thanks for Being +he Type of Boys and Aihle'l'es Thai Broughf Such Siafewide Recognifion +0 Our Ci+y and School. NU ZEST 1849 Jefferson Drive From Iafi h: righh CoHon Speyrer. Raymond Fonienoi. Mark Seale. Larry Vicknair. Bentley Jones. 7 V YUkon, 3.sz ,700AiPi'oder 51. .aa; Best Wishes to Port Arthur High School and the 1967 Graduating Class! ARDELL SCOGIN Represeniafive o B.M.A. PORT ARTHUR DISTRICT OFFICE Office YU 34966 Res. WO 2-7l00 V BUSINESS MEN'S ASSURANCE M5 06 Kansas City, Missouri 64141 a COLE? DRll wH'h W to rigM: Laurie Davis. Mike Carabine. Georgia Reynolds. Floyd Story. Drink Dr. Pepper When H's Time for Fun! DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. 2036 Bluebonne+ YUkon 2-547 l 43l We Salute Our Graduates of 1967 NORTH END BAPTIST CHURCH 4349 Lewis Drive Pori- Arihur, Texas 432 ROY'S FOOD CENTER l049 Siadium YU 5-4560 NACOL'S JEWELRY 578 Proc+er 3534 Twin Cify V I t 2' ' a CHARLES S. NACOL says, Buy your Foofball Programs from +he Fufure Nurses! PicOured leff fo righf: Sharon Hill. Charles S. Nacol. PauleHe Duplan. Linda Siemens. Congratulations Seniors '67 YOUR: Jepmrlul Ilmmmrz M69 'Invn vnu run- 0 SELL or TRADE BUY BUILD WIESEN INSURANCE 8! REAL ESTATE CHAS. M- WIESEN. Realfor Associahs: BERNICE CLAYTON. ELOISE ROMEO. Sales Manager CHRISTINE STEVENS 3504 25+h STREET PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS YU 3-4525 434 Kw PW FAST DELIVERY TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 2349 Procfer YUkon 34545 244l 9+h Ave. YUkon 3-3384 Look Holsum Be Holsum Buy Holsum HOLSUM BAKING CO. -I+'s BaHer Whipped2 Your OHicial Senior Class Phofographer in I966-67 CRICCHIO'S STUDIO Telephone YU 2-6426 270l Gulfway Dr. 435 H EAVEN TO SEVEN SHOP GROVES BIG STAR 4448 Gulfway Drive YUkon 5-2652 3830 Main Groves. Tex. 4921 Gulfway I Part Arihur, Tex. COTTAGE FLOWERS YEA SENDRS '67 50I 9H1 Ave. YuKon 5-557I Flowers. Gi'H's and China Our Fufure Church Leaders MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 436 40H Memorial Blvd. Por+ Arihur. Texas SABINE TOWING 81 TRANSPORTATION COMPANY INC. Ocean, Coastwise, Harbor and lntercoastal Towing Por+ Arfhur Texas 437 Congratulations, Graduates of the 1967 Class You will find +he bes1L grocery buys af your Thrif-fee Sfores T. J. 8: Panney LeBlanc WleHman 5943 W. Pi. Arfhur Rd., Peri Acres 630 Procier-Downfown Jim mons J'Griffing Grocery 370! Ailaniic Road. Groves 30l0 N. Park, Griffing Park L. E. Currie Louis Bonura I303 DaQueen Blvd.. Port Adhur 3508 Canal, Nederland 2005 7H. Sheet Per? Adhur . Romero MiHon Shenleld WHESE STORES DO NOT 3400 Gulfway Drive, Pod Arihul 150I Pure Oil Rcad. Porf Nachos GIVE STAMPS D T Co Maxie Hoffpauir DOUBLE 5m GREEN STAMPS ' ' EVERY TUESDAY 220I 7th Sheet Porf Arilmr 5l0 Shdium Road, Pod Arthur DIFFERENCE Congratulations, Seniors JOE S. FORMAGUS INSURANCE LOCAL INDEPENDENT AGENT WriHng All Forms of Insurance W Prescription Pharmacies, Inc. 5600 Thiriy-Nin'rh Sfreef 2805 Proci'er - WO 2444i YU 3-l666 QUALITY-COURTESY- SERVICE Finesf Cosmei'ics Giff Wrapping Good Golfing. Graduafes PLEASURE ISLAND GOLF COURSE Clo+hes for +he I936 W: Avenue College Bound Girl YUkon 2-709l 439 Besf Hamburgers in Town Sandwiches Bar-b-que Phone YU 3-377I orders +0 go 2248 Gulfway CHUC WAGUN Besf Wishes +0 '67 GRADUATES Emma For Your Dream Home See Us for Building Mai'erials 440 3625 25111 IN CONCLUSION The staff of +he 1967 YELLOW JACKET wishes +0 +hank +he many people who have aided in making our book successful. Our phofographers included James Slragusa. a iunior 6+ TJ, and pro- fesslonal firms Cricchio Sfudio. Perkins S+udio. Rice Sludio. and Wa+kins Sludio. The advice and help from Taylor Publishing represenfafives George Ramsey and John Bergman is also apprecialed. We would nof dare lo fry lo name all +he feachers af Jefferson who were encouraging and helpful. Every homeroom feecher aided in sales. and we +hank them. Every club and organizafion sponsor aided wifh +ime and advice concerning phofographs. The office shall were consl'anfly needed In complefing business delails. Our adverfising salesmen. Mr. and Mrs. Benlley Jones. were in- valuable in selling +he needed adverfisemenfs. Thanks. everyone. We hope Jrhe annual shaped up +0 please you. 0Z0 WWW 44I I,Pc TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylorrmade