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

Text from Pages 1 - 416 of the 1972 volume:

THE YELLOW JACKET ww'v'w Published By The Journalism Depar'l'menf Porf Arthur. Texas Volume 25 I97 I -72 EDITORS 7 Susan Sfewart and Barbara WeatheraH BUSINESS MANAGER Debbie Ra+fray SPONSOR - Mrs Mike Redman PORT ARTIH 22. iii .AA rt MAP; Hi : Eixzf TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Sscfion ......................... l Ac'rivifies ............................... 7 Academics ............................. 53 Faculfy ................................ 67 Seniors ................................ 93 Juniors ............................... I47 Sophomores ........................... I73 Freshmen .............................. I97 Sporfs ................................ 207 Organizafions .......................... 265 PublicaHons ........................... 347 Ads .................................. 359 l .LI dm'l IV I 'IHII'IF' -. .,. u; '0 $ MRS. MARY EVELYN DUNN HAYES elected fo fake early re- tirement a? The close ol the I97I- 72 school year ending 38 years of coniinuous teaching af Thomas Jefferson High School. Mrsl Hayes began teaching in +he high school In l934l which represents one of +he many fir'sfsn in her career. for a+ +hal time, all high school leachers were required to have previous experience in leaching younger children. Supt. G. M. Sims broke precedent by allowing her lo begin in high school. In fhe social studies field. Mrs. Hayes has taught Government American Hisloryl Sociologyi World Geographyl and Texas Hisforv. For l7 years ll9437I960l Mrs. Hayes sponsored the S+udenf Body Congressl and many cl +he cusfoms and practices generally classified today as fradifionsll sfarfed under her sponsorship. The emphasis for Congressmen was upon service, according +0 Mrs. Hayesl especially during fhe World War II days of +he I940's. Congressmen helped ease labor shortages by-aiding in fhe cafe+eV ria. They sponsored a weekly pro- gram of recreation in +he Field House for young people because enferfainmenl for +hem was limu ifed. Congress ini+iafed the hand- bookl Monficello Sage. They aided all clubs by training leaders in conducfing club businessl and Long-Time Teacher. SBC Sponsor Re+ires Wi+h 38 Years Of Service fhey originafed charters for all clubs and organizafions. Congress under her leadership. organized the lnferclub Council. This school began fhe Good Sporfsmanship League and de- signed the firsf Vicfory flag under Mrs. Hayes' leadership. I? is no wonder ?haf a sfudenf wrofe her at the close of school. 'lYou are one feacher able +0 meel +he slu- denf on his own level. The list of accomplishmenfs runs long. Mrs. Hayes has taught a maior porfion of For? Arfhur's leaders in all walks of life She will be greafly missed. THE YELLOW JACKET sfaff ioins ofher students and her many friends in wishing her Godspeed mm--- M. 1? Every individual has a Mace f0 WW m Jrhe world. and is Impormnf in some respecf whefher he chooses To be so or moi. i Hawfhorne H' Origina+es Wi+h The Individual Be+h Hansen Named CavOchade Queen . ' THOMAS JEH'ZER'SON. was 3.311 I vrgbresenfed in +he anmm C,avOchad:e' 'najiom HenC Bieakfas jhgpqrgde .and , a yarie+y show featu the Cowsiilsb .. a . V I Along Wi+h Lunch Comes x ROXANNE CARNER S ALWAYS HUNGRY when lunchhme roHs around Laugh+er. Fun And Plen+y Of Food! GNL GRAHM for dessert 1, CATHY STRAUB IS a weU-known food smasher! AN ENJOYS an we cream ResuH's Of S+udying Show In Tes+s DAPHNE MORGAN DAYDREAMS in class. SOME PEOPLE GET by with a IiHle help from Meir Wands. Scores MR. MARSDEN looks over M5 class durmg CINDY WEISEN USES a modern ?echnique for Xearm'ng. a fast ROBIN WILTSHIRE ENJOYS studying In her hon? yard, ONCE AGAIN THE footbaH season was HithgMed by spirit- boosfing activities. Alfhough Hwe spirit of the sfudenf body as a whde was on +he decline many surprises awalfed fhe loyal sup- porfers of Big Buzz. Roaring Twen- fies Day aroused The grewesf 5hr dent response of 1he season, Hap, pers wifh red red lips paraded the halls accompanied by admir- ers in baggy panfs and straw ha+s Along wifh Homecoming came H19 ?radHional bomtire, queen dance and powder puff game. The rivalry be+ween The Jackefs and H19 Dogs sfarfed af fhe prac- +ice sessions of the Powder Puff +eams and did no+ end uan fhe Dogs became Hme underdogs whh a fin$ score of I476 BRINGING BACK THE 20 5 are KNEELING: Jana 5mm, Becky Ham Pam 6mm and Phylhs 3mm. STANDXNG: Paulme 5M, Maw Dupxanm Eddy smglem Christie Norwood Robert Marroqmm Sham Dozier: Benny Bryan Donna Lee. Kamy wme Curry Comm Em awe, Jacque Taybr. Cassandra Louwer. Jew 5mm Diana cm Roxanne Renner. Foo+ball Ac+ivi+ies DEBBIE DETTMAN BECKY Roberisom and Debbie Doke decorafe me bedroom d a football prayer durmg Homecommg week I920'S STYLE GANGSTER Kav'm Lee threatens schoolboy Norman Gaspard. Homecoming - A Time QUEEN VICKI W son Vilce. To Celebra+e! VICKI RABALNS FATHER wanhes as she is crowned the l97lrl972 Homecommg Queen. , L ,x; THE FEMALE VERSXON of me Maroon warms Up amen. . I A . .. wwh some exermses before vong mfo COACH SMWTY FULL IYoIenda Ram rezl gives encouragemem how the mde hnesv POWDER PUFF KING Danny Thomas .5 given Crown and scepfer by Jan WW and mm Gregory. q- , E J5. COACH YOLANDA RAMEMZ reproves Jean Abxanden Regina Han and PMSS wand PAUL WCHARDS IS amused by Powder for a mmake an Hue held, PM aans. THE BULLDOG TEAM: HRST ROW: Karen Achord mG- DeJean CharloHe Lusxgnan Mary EHen GuesL Mardyn M'Men MargFe eenm Laurie Boquon Vanessa Burv Pam Weyman. SECOND ROW: Debbw Smrev Pmssie Dupre Susan 657011 Tern DuBoSe. Jacque Taybn Brenda Huber' Rhonda HaH Pam Warren Cmdy Wiesen. 21 V vawng Ntx 'Im 'w . Sgga$ ; . .. r: m 5.?V V -.W V me, HERMALINDA ORTEZ SNAGS a flying pass, DAVID EWING GARY DRAKE LARRY MAYER Waher Higgs Bryan Crouch Bus'er SreHy cheer from me steUnes. BXLLY GORDON AND DAVXD RUSSELL warch the game ham 5 comformbhe posmon. 3 3 ,5st sea Shearer MEMBERS OF THE JACKET TEAM ARE KNEEUNG: Sharon Dozuev Jean Nexanden Hermahnda OHS? Sonya Rarmrez Phvas Buraud and SyMa Harberf. STANDING. Famine dea Barbma WeafheraH Gemdme Brown Vwckw Tayior Vabne Trevmo Yobnda Ramrez Adeen Greg ory Regma HaH Carla stcomb Manan Sfeck Susan thfaker Patsy Twmmerman Arm HM Pa? WW9 Susan Baker and Jan Wynn Technical Cen+er Opens New Phase To Educa+ion A FRONT VIEW M the Arthur SMweH Technic$ Cenfer. THE REALTHING ?5 used m body repawrdasses. ems WHO WBH lo xeam secrermx 5m; gem momma knowledge. BOYS LEARN WELDING usmg uprfordare equipment I ? .5 STUDENTS LEARN CONSTRUCTION methods by building modek. 25 The Drama Depar+men+ Presen+s Dino. A Hi+ HDINO CAST Faye Fulfon Bob Black Orren Gaspard Glenn Fonfenof Farley Fonfenof CIhHc Fonfenof Mike Travis Carol Clingan Lucinda CriHenden Laurie BouiHion Mike McCoy Jane Anniboh Maeva Bergeron Chevis Newfon PrinceIeHe Duhon Paws Behner Mike Rogers Brenda BaHey KiHy Moreno Vicki ImhoW Sfeve Cichowski , Befsy Durso . MR. MANUEL. ORREN Gaspard conhonfs Dino Bob Black. Bob Black and Faye Ful'on. MIKE TRAVIS LUCINDA CriHenderL 26 ProducHon Direc+ed By Mrs. Hu+chins STEVE CXCHOWSKI appHes make-up. THE STAGE crew Dav-d BWey Scuff Monk Val Fey SaHy Anderson and Viclm Taylor. CURTAIN CALL 7 me cast applauds Dmo. CAROL CUNGAN and We Tram mo km and roan, Drama S+uden+s Presen+ Chris+mas THIS YEARS CHHDREN'S Chrishnas Program was eanHed. A Visif Wifh Sanfa. Under fhe direction mt Mrs. Lorene Hufchins and Lani Mahinezw H19 musicaw producfion drew a crowd of ap proxima+ely 600. The program was cen+ered around fhe s+ory of a liHIe bad boy whose mofher brough+ him +0 Santa Claus with H19 hope H'Iaf Sanfa could persuade Hm +0 ref formw AHer seeing 5H the toys fhaf Santa would deliver on Christmas Hue HfHe boy decided fo be good, In celebraHon of his decision fhe eMIre casf wished everyone a Merry Christmas and aHerwards The children in fhe aui dience were given fhe opporqu ni+y +0 talk win Sanfa and H16 cast THE BAD LITTLE bovw Fadey Fomenot sneers as M mother Lam Marhnez and Santa Orren Gaspard talk. Iismeon's Grplpfiggs A RENDITION OF Suzy SnowHake ' was given by cm Chngan exenn Fonfenoh Jane Anmbon Sandy Lecm wgm Ned and Brenda Bailey. Program A Visi+ Wi+h San+a Claus SCARECROWS BOB BLACK LmdaH Guilbm and Harvey Smpson do a song and dance rouhne. 29 SiNGING HSH ARE: FIRST ROW: Becky Garcia. SECOND ROW: Chevis New'on Karen Achord. and Lam Martinez. !. .1? 93$:w STIRRING UP A wi+ches brew of con and trouble are V'mld ImhoH Steve Cichowskx and CHERYL BURKE DANCES +0 me Punk Sally Anderson Panfher theme. 30 Drama S+uden+s Presen+ Taming Of The Shrew MEMBERS OF THE CAST ARE SEATED: SaHy Anderson Gbne Duhon Lam MarhneL Vicki 1mlon Jana Shrum Bob Bhack and Farley Fomenor STANDING: Owen Gaspard Sham Fonfenoh and Vm Fey. HORTENSIO Wal Few 'eHs Pehuchwo IBob Bleckl of Ka'herme s wces and wmes. THE TAMING OF fhe Shrew presenfed by TJ Drama sfudenfs was a greaf success The Shakespearian Comedy capmred second place 'm districf compefk fion as well as being presenfed fwice in assembly programs. The acfion 0; H19 day centers around Kanerine fhe iH-fempered daughfer 0+: 5 rich Venefian genr fleman and Pefmchio a young man hem Verona who wishes fo win her charms as well as Her money Alfhough Kafherine resisfs sfrongiy, Pefruchids mefhod of HKiHlng a wife wiH'! kindness' fi- nally succeeds and Hwe couMe lives happily ever aHer, 32 TJ Wins Second Place In Dis+ric+ CURTIS fLam Marrimj and Grurmo Wan ley FomenoIL dlsCuSS iheir masOer s recenf marrwege. HORTENSIO w W and Penucmo mob BlacH men as gamma IOrren Gaspardl feHs mem a ms daugmer. KATHERINE Liana Shrum1 rs no? Impressed by Penuchlo's tBob Black; gallarm'yv PETRUCHIO lBob Bbckl smkes me fmaI bargam wnh Baptism 10rren GaspardL UIL One-Ad Play Compe+i+ion . r z ' ' , A KATHERINE Hana Shrurw ws scornml oi Blanca s tVrckI ImhoNl boyGnend. PETRUCHIO tBob Blackl becomes angry when Grumio tFerlev Fonfenon is unable to remove hws boot 34 Par+ing Shofs-A Look A+ The UnusualI Unique. And Funny Sides Of Life A+ TJ Rock And Roll If You Please BLESSED HOPE THE AFTERNOON AUWENCE wens m?ean m messed Hopes mferprefahon a; power WALTER Hlees modern reugms songs. 36 STEVE MURPHY STEVE PXTTS EDWIN DAVIS 37 THE MONTICELLO CHOIR swswe A UVELY ren NEW Home are Km KeH,r Don PM Team Mamngly and Carl swgew. NM 0; Smgmg X f 1:: .w '51 VI 1 lva a- .J WI 1 THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB 39 .IK. M, L m C A N O S R F I? w 0 ,W mt T, MD 42 Maroon Par+y Displays SpirH' Even In Defeai' THE MAROON CONVEN- TION marked a ngM change in convention format. The enferfain- men+ KTerry Oubrel was the main aHradion. Cenfered around this was The never-changing sequence of vofing and nominafions, Val Fey and Roberf Harlin ran 1tor fhe nominafion for President WHI'I Herlin winning. Doug Bender was Hue nominee for Vice-Presidenf. WILEY BARNER AND ChrRsfy Norwood caH we roH. x f c n t v r TERRY OUBRE ENTERTAINS delega'es a0 MEMBERS OF THE Execuhve CommMee and herd; 03le votesv the convemion. MEMBERS OF THE Execuwe CommiHee are Ka'hy Whne Curry Cooksey YaneHs Armstrong Germ Shaus; Glenn Fonmnoi Dena Guidrv, Claude Dvmceli and Tma Nleman. xI' .. DELEGATES DEMONSTRATE FOR Bobby Hem. DANE MARNN VOKEES me decision of ms homeroom delegahon. 43 Gold Par+y Cap+ures Double Vic+ory THE GOLD CONVENTION sficking fo ?radifional format had a very successful oufcome. Danny Averyh who went on +0 become +he president-elecf of SEQ was the only candidafe for the presi- denfial nominafion on fhe Gold Hckef. Leland Henley and Joe Macieras vied for the Vice-Presir denfial nominafion th Henley winning +here as weH as in +he general election. SPIRIT FOR DANNY Avery ran high. THE NLOONY MAROONYH wax Dam is many Conquered and Head 06 eoidu ISheer Harmony is released in a am a: me convention. 3c , :L ' . ' a . .. 2 ' DELEGATES DEMONSTRATE FOR Danny Averv who was Imr chosen m run ior presidenf DEMONSTRATORS REACH FOR bal- on We 60k! hckah Icons 5? the Maroon Convemion. -IW' n l '; ominahonv STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE FOR VS Fey who had many supporlers hm bsl vhe n 45 46 The Choir Banque+ h A Very Memorable Even+ THE A CAPPELLAh Monticelloh and Girlsh Glee Cth choirs ioIned fogefher $or a benquef +his year, H began wifh everyone diving info various dishes mt oodh broughf by ?he choir members. Awards were given affer dinnerh some of which were iusf HsiHy awardsw and ofhers for hard work ing members. MoaneHo presenfed fheir diw redorh Mrsh Alva VM, wiTh roses and fhen proceeded f0 give a ski? which included fhe souHM sounds of a rock group. Girlsh Glee Club presenfed 5 5H? enfiHed HA Typicah Day in Cholrhu with Phihcia Mosely ad- ing as Mr. Roberf Harris The highhghf of the High was the A CappeHa Skit Tommy Lackevh CaH Speigelh and JarraH Jones dressed as midgefs. wh'wsh fled +0 wne of HBridge Over ?he R'wer KwaLH Members and dafes ahke enioyed fhe hHaricus per- formance. DEBORAH MCKENZXE EURADELL FeW Pam wash and Lorena Heard mm a 50mm rock group in a 5m by Monhcer smqers. CARL SPEIGEL TOMMY Lackeyh and JarraH Jones reveei the secre' of then cosmmes. En+er+ainmen+ Was A Par+ Of The Choir Banque IT 15fo Typical Day in Cho'w. Phillcia Mosely 1mm - , mime: MRS. ALVA VITAL was preserved wlfh a bouquef of roses by me MoaneHo Singers. FRED DORION SANG and played at the banquet. 48 Fu+ure. Pasi'I And Presen+ Hussars FUTURE HUSSARS WITH keys on rheh backs are geHinq wound up for their show. MERRELL SPIEGEL KATHY Girohmo Brenda Paving. PaHi Lawson Theresa LecHord. Susan Granger. and Liz Seaman model we 'NOW ' as ions. 49 Junior Ski+s A+ Hussar Senior THE ROAR1NG 20 5' Hussars do a Chadesmn routine. mam; .5 Becky w t2 , BOBBY sox AND roHedrup pans are mm! oi fhe I950: Hussars. Foreground are Debbxe Dexacm. Vicki Holsfead and Debbie Auld. SOPHOMORES JUNIORS AND Sem'ors form a menasmp mm, JUNWOR HUSSARS PORTRAY mm Hussars m brmg beds of Laughs of evw Banque+ Are A Big Success Franfz Wm. Donna Lee Sfephanie Morgan. and Karen KuykendaH dancmg behmd her. .f' V 4' IIIJaHr one aNendmg me banquet SEN'HMENTAL MOMENTS COME when Jumor Hussars 5mg Frye fvadxhona! Hussar songs co the Semors. 52 Impromp+u Sho+s By Our Roving Pho+ographer THE TOP TEN smdems are TOP ROW: Kay Kmq Peggy Beeson. Irby nghfowen Jo Ann Smim Ruth Howard. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Durso Jana Shrum and Eddie Gorin, SEATED: Debbie RaHrav. NOT HCTURED: Sieve Cele. Top Winners A+ GraduaHon THE SENIOR CLASS shaded Jacque Taylon and Mke Cappadonna re recewe vhe Monhcello Guardwan Award. PEGGY EEESON Uem was vahadidonan and Debbie Ramay hngl samtamnan ?Or H15 Class of W72 55 Na+ional Meri+ Recipien+s Are Announced ' 3 :5 .1 nag TAKWG A BREAK for lunch are the NaHonw Men? Commended Swdents. They are FROM LEFT TO NGHT: S'eve PuHs, Peggy Beeson V?ck- ImhoH Curry Cooksey and Debbie Ramey w '3 CHOSEN AS A Nahom Mar Sew-Fmalrs' .5 Emem Drake. UNDA WIESEN WAS awso chosen as a Nahonal Mew SemlrFmaL 55 m, FRESHMAN NEDT WINNERS are SEATED: Rosemary Newsomv Juhe Daws Deborah Saunr ders Carol TribeL and Renee Reaux SECOND ROW ARE: Francs Fey MeHssa PHman Tern LaCour Rhonda CupM chhad Lercede and Paul Pitts. CHOSEN AS SUMMER some Anemms and Pammpam are FIRST ROW: James aom Brenda Paqu Card Summeer Mary Jo ccHem Lym Burke, Cynwa TroeH and Princelr , en Dam. SECOND ROW ARE: exam swam Terry McElroy Robert Rosa Mike McCoy A5 A NIAT'ONAL Mer SEW'FMMSt Ed' Mark smsbw Tommy Lucas John Everett David Dionne Rober? Hem and Mack Slan- dxe em Wen. on m become a mam W . x x. STEVE McWILLIAMS WAS awarded one hundred danrs ior wfnmng the VFW OraloncaX GERALD BOEHM WAS awarded Me Speech contest st speech was enWed Whav Democracy Means +0 Me, Dondd Hahon Memorrd Golf Award Many S+uden+s Are Awarded Scholarships IN UlL PROSE lnferprefa'ion Lani MaML PTA SCHOLARSHWS WERE awarded +0 Boyd Turner. Barbara Gran and Ernesf Jacobs nez was mird in the sfafe. Rober! Herhn was first m We shale for SHde Rub. VUUR AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS IN Nursing are sfanding Mrs. Ruby Freeman Mrs, R. E. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS went Couch Mrs. EMe Maxie Mrs. F. J. VanHess Mrs. Parsh-zy and Mrs. 6 L, Dongan. Recewr f0 Bob Woods Robert Carren and Bar? ing ?hese schohrships are SEATED: Forest Levme. Donna Eckok Nancy Romero Laune Sfanley. BowHion Paf White and Jan Wynn. 58 For Their Academic Achievemen+s CHHS DURSO Hem. recewed rhe Texas VAL FEY WAS preseMed Me American RECEMNG THE DAR Good szenshp Charmed Councd Award and Edda Germ ChemmnH Somew Award Award was Susan Lupfon. Mike Deslane recewed me BeH Tehaphone Award recewed me BM Flemmg Memorw Award. SOPHOMORE NEDT WWNERS are SEATED: Candy Marhn Joan Lohmanr Lomse LaMmore Maera Morgen Cmdy Khen Cynvha COL 310 Ne Twmmevman PaHv McRee and Km Sheppard. STANDXNG are John Tarver Rmhard Hefcher Sfeven MorreH Kxem Emmons Momv Wkas Sue Reeves Dawd MHer Susan LaCour Ewan CoH'ms Candy Messma Pthxp RDbmson Carown Same George Bowden Bonme Huvd Don Dupbn Jud Jones Tovvmy Henw Bob Daws and Trare Goldsmmh. 59 CH'izens Of The Mon+h Are Recognized e b J , e . , SEPTEMBER CITXZENS OF me Monfh were Jeff Crosse e+He+ez Jane Shrume Bob Black and ML Jerme Jackson Teacher of the Monfhe GETTING XNTO THE spirit of Christmas were Mrs. Lorene Hufchms Germ FoNenOV Befsv Dursoe and BreM Gu-dryv , , . x x . . w L ORREN GASPARD JACOUE Tavbr 5e ven Mam anefe' and Coach Elhs ste Teacher of me Monm emov me coming oi autumn, 60 cmzms OF THE Mom :m January are Daphne Morgan and Miss Madha Bmer Teacher of me Mom, NOT PXCTURED: Ray couch and Deanne Dowdy Mm NOVEMBER CiTlZENS OF Me Monvh were Susan Lupton and Farley Fonfenof. NOT WCV TURED: Larry Mayan ane'e: and Mr. Rober' KindeH Teacher of the Month. TJ Announces Ci+izens Of The Mon+h FEBRUARY CITIZENS OF me mm. are Cheryl Linthicum Don LaCoun athlete of me monfh and Curry Cooksey. MR. STANCIL WAS the March feacher 0F fhe monvh. Citizens for the Month d May are Mrs. MarshalL Teacher of fhe Month: Cindy Wiesen and Joni Wifhrow afhlefe. NHS Insfalls 55 New Junior Members MEMBERS IN THE National Honor Sociefy are chosen on fhe basis of Scholarship, Service Leadership, and Charader. 5qu dents are selecfed upon recom- mendafion by fhe facun and mus? maintain a grade average of a B or better. Each year fhe Na- tional Honor Society members and their sponsors prepare and presenf fhe Honor Bowl, Only NHS members are able ?0 parficir pafe in fhe Honor Bowl. Among fhe importanf achvHIes d Hwe orr ganizamon is H19 fine? service of ushering a+ graduafion ceremow nies, NHS OFFICERS ARE Eddwe 6min vicerpresidenfj Jamce Tomasub treasurer: Steve Pins preydenv- Debbie RaHray secremry. JUNIOR MEMBERS XNCLUDE FIRST ROW: Suzanne ForQenberry KafHeen Thompson Barbara Brown 65H Graham and PrmcehaH Duhon, SECOND ROW: Deborah Auld Sfepham'e Morgan, Dlanne Perry, Roxanne Renner Paw Mchl Terry Forster and Judy McCoy. THWD ROW Jane Moseiey Card Summerhm Sandra Htu Becky Moore Juana Hughes Sherry Knox and Glona Vaughn. FOURTH ROW: Davvd Dmune Gary Freeman John EvereH Glenn Strauss and Joe MMet. FIFTH ROW, Chades WHhams Adhm Lynd Mark Savarmo. Ray Dar Me and we McCoy. 55 Junior Members Are Induc'red OTHER JUNIOR MEMBERS include FIRST ROW: Elaine Peierson, Judy Baum, Kafhy Girallimq Liz Vela, Mary Lou bmim and Becky Frantz. SECOND ROW: Robert Herlim Brenda Paan Pauha Thomas, Lorenza Girbert Lena Kay mastien, and Susan Granger. THIRD ROW: Joe MacerFas Susan Webster Mary Jo CoHeVH, Rebecca Reeves Kathy Welch Cynthia Troer and VS Fey. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Virgmow, Terry McHroy Ray DarviHe. Roberl Blvfhe. Mac Shanley and Mark Stansbury PARTICIPATING W THE Honor BowX are TOP ROW: seniors Ernesf Drake Steve PiHs, Jo Arm Smith and Ruth Howard. Juniors are Mark Svensbury, Val Fey. Glenn Sfrauss and Cynthia TroxeN. Miss McMHlan served as hmerkeeper. 64 Na+ional Honor Socie+y Senior Members Rhonda Nlen Rena Andrus Mike Arriob Wiley Earner Debbie Barrow Peggy Beeson Jerry Bwens Laurie BouiHion Cmdv Broussard Jeanne Brown Gbnda BuUer 59M ole Curry Cooksey Ray ouc Rosa DovaHna Ems: Drake em Drake Mame Duplanhs Ms Durso Kathy Garsee Edd-e 6min Barbara Gran Thomas Guidry KiHy Hair SyMa Harverf Sherw Harmon Jan Hamaway HoHy Higgznbomam Pat mggs lrby HiqMower Rum Howard Fred Huebd Jane ImhoN Vick; rmhoH Erneso Jacobs 65 66 Senior Kerry Jones Kay ng Michelle Kirwin Don LaCour Susan Lupron Nancy Marsh Terry Manmgly Shela McRoy Pefer Meeker Connie Mercer Daphne Morgan Linda Painfer Steve PiHs Paula Hummer Debbie RaHray Angeb Remey Becky Robenson Roxanne Rodngue Rachew Rodriguez John Savoy David ScheH Melanie Shanks Jana Shrum Jo Ann Smnh Susan S'ewar? Roxanne SOorms Jacque Taybr Linda ThibEdeaux Janice Tomasub Nice Warden Barbara WeafheraH Mark WeHen Cindy Wiesen Linda Wiesen Jan ynn NOT PICYURED is Jon BouMnghouse Members Of Honor Socie+y School Leaders Plan For Fu+ure Genera+ions NOT ONLY MUST foday s challenges in educaflon be met buf school leaders in fhis disfricf mus? look +0 the future and make plans for the educafion of fufure generations of sfudenfs The fop level of leadership musf consider Hwe newesf ideas of educafing all boys and girls in fhe Porf Arfhur lndependenf School Disfricf. Such maHers as Hwe open classroom concepf Hue need for a3r condHIoning all schools and affracfing good feachers +0 +he sysfem are their concerns. : yammmm? DR. CLYDE M, GOTT, Supermendent oi Schook , . . . MR. ALEXANDER KOERTH Assrslan? Suv DR. GEORGE THOMPSON AssisQam Sur DR, JOHN ERANDSTETTER Secondary perimendem d Administramon pennvendem o6 lnshucHon Educahon l f ' Principal McBee Leads A Busy Life MR. MCBEE KEEPS his cool as he works wifh sfudenfsf' comh menfed one staff writer, and Hwaf seems a good measure of his per- sonalify in regard 10 his working relationships. Like ofher principak of large. modern high schools Mr. McBee has many probhems +0 deal th, rang'mg from sfudenf dress +0 programs of sfudy. He aHends hundreds o; meefings In the course of fhe year and affends mosf sfudenf achIHes. Mr, McBee Is doing some gradr uafe sfudy. having aheady comr plefed bofh Bachelor of Science and Masfer d Science degrees 6? Norfh Texas Shafe Universify. He has affended numerous workshop sessions f0 sfudy +he lafesf frends En secondary educaflon. A PLEASANT DUTY ws gwmg a reHring teacherh Mrs. Hayes 5 diamond pendant whxch was presented by her feHow 'eachers. 70 9 X F314 . v.1 Adminis+ra+ors Help S+uden+s ASSXSTANT PRWCIPALS DONALD Pam and Roger RusseH and Achwhes Director John Godwm have many commas wwh JeHerson swdents, MR. DONALD PAUL Is a grad- uafe of Prairie View A and M and has a Master's degree From Hue UniversHy o; Housfon. Bdore be coming assisyian? principd He faughf mafhemafics and science. MR. ROGER RUSSELL is a graduafe of Sam Housfon Stafe Universify where he earned bofh B S and M.Ed. degrees. His teaching field was art He counr sek underdassmen. MR. JOHN GODWW served for the firs? time as acfivify d'xrecr for. Prior f0 this ?ime he was a science feacher. He holds BA. and M Ed degrees from Norflw Texas Sfaie Universify. And Teachers Solve Many Problems WSS LOUISE ERWIN MRS. EDNA HARGUS MRS. LOIS GRAHAM enlor Counsebr Junior Counsebr Sophomore Counselor ix MR CHESTER HM. Fveshman Counsebr ALL THE ADMIMSTRATWE siaH io'm in the yearW breakfast Ry teachers as We farm ends Numerous People Con+ribu+e ; PTA MEMBERS LOOK aHer Hue genem interesh of bgh schod smdenls and leechers. Execque board consMed of Mrs. A. I. quhlowe'n Mrs, Jack Bntam Mrs. Ray Hardy Mrs. L H. Andoe. STANDING: Mr; G. M. Sims. Mrs. George Auld. Mrs, Joe James Mrs. Charles Lambdm and Mrs. Rober' 0. Gran. 8 J MRS, FLO STANTON MRS. DOROTHY DUGAN MRS. ANNA MAE DEVINE Secretary secretary remy To A Successful School Year MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD: SITTXNG LEFT TO HGHT: ChaHes Barksdae. B. E. Adams Milfon Gem Ward Beckom Preydenh Dawd Wil'shire, A. Z. McElroy Clyde CnHenden and Assisfanf Bushess Manager Louie Dews. STANDING: George Thompson Alexander Koerfh Clyde Soft, and A E Pa'fersom Business Manager. MRS. ELAINE COMMANDER MRS. MARY IHLE MR5. JESSIE MILLER Secretary AHendence Clerk Nms 13 English Classes Open New Worlds For S+uden+s A PROGRAM BASED upon +he critical study of Uferafure is one of The maior sfreanhs of +he Eng- lish Deparfmenf. Bofh fradifional and modern liferefure are in- cluded in +he prose poefry. drama and ficfion selecfions faughf by l7 feachers. Anofher sfrengfh of The deparf- men? headed by M?ss Doris Crisp, is +he levels program. This program ranges from advanced phacemen? classes fo classes for Hmse needing basic skills Speech drama and iournalism are also part of H15 English pro- gram. lvHSS DORIS CRBP ENGLISH TEACHERS: SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mn Kennem Parker Mrs Laura Halhawa M Pb b A . . . A H M . STANDING: Mrs. Annene Mucheu. Mrs. ArveHe SCOM Mrs. Lynda Lot Mrs. Margery 33W MZ Jerry MK; U K Mar+ha JWSOH' INTO CHANNEL SHANE THESE ENGLISH TEACHERS pause for a momenv m fake a pmmre. SHOWN ARE: STANDING: Mr. Louis King Miss Are deem Mas Jayne Smnh Mrs. Pamela Jackson Mrs. Glona Ven150n and Mrs. mew Redman. SEATED: Mrs. Lorene Human; Mrs. Melba Magnuy Mrs, Heanor Meeker and Mvs. Jamece MarshaH 1v . . 4 . . STUDENTS IN MRS. Hathaway's sevemh perlod dass seem 'o be enioymg Semor English. Ma+h Depar+men+ Teaches Skills To S+uden+s THE MATHEMATICS DE PARTMENT oWers a wide varlefy d courses ranging from basic to advanced, in order to help pre- pare sfudenfs To meet fl'le de mands of fufure work in mafhe- machs. the demands in relafed fields of knowledge. and flue 0rd;- nary demands of daily life. Thir- feen feachers, working under H19 leadership of Miss Lavern MC, Millan.mafhemaficsdeparfmende recfon furnish sfudenfs wifh in- sfrucfion in such courses as Reb- fed Mafhemchs I. Algebra I and II. Geomefry, Tr?gonome+ry Elev menfary Analysis. Analy'ric Geom- efry. ProbabiMy and Sfafisfics, Calculus Wifh AnaWHc Geome- +ry Compufer Mafhemafics, and Consumer ivhafhewnchs I. A , - , a -. : 4 MATH TEACHERS INCLUDE: TOP ROW: Mr. WiIHam Erv'm Mn John Folks. Mr. Tommy Webb Mr. Norman Haber? Mr. Kennefh Lee Mr. Steve Corner and Mr, Phillip Dodd. SEATED: Mrs. Melissa Johnson Mrs. Nora Gregory Mrs. Martha Taylon Mrs Donna Naylon Miss Lime Gilford and Mrs. Cynfhia Wuhngham. 76 Science Is A Fas+ Changing Field . ,4,-.r.........f MISS MARTHA BUTLER Deparfmen? Chawrman THE SOENCE DEPARTMENT oWers a program for every bvd of abiiify. Six courses Induding Biology l and H Advanced Wacev men? Biobgy Physical Sc'xence Cbemisfry. and Physics are 05 fared by fhe cieparfmenf The scir ence rooms are weHrequipped wlfh Maborafory ECHWes and each science dass is Vab or wen+ed. Nine feathers make up the 697 parfmenf under Hwe diredion of Miss Marf'ha Bufler. Three dubs are sponsored by fhe Science deparfmenf. These inr elude H12 Advanced Science Club, Future Docfofs Oub, and He Astronomy CMAb. SCIENCE TEACHERS INCLUDE: SEATED: Mr. Anderson Harmon and Mrs, Sandra Whmaker. STANDWG LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Oumn Chalmers Mr. Jack 52H Mr, Greg Holher. Mr. WHham Goodwm Mr. Thomas Marsden Mr. Rober? KmdeH and Mr. B.Hy Tdar. Foreign Languages Offer Change Of Pace THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE Deparfmenf offers a variefy of courses, ranging from four years of Spanish and French f0 fhree years of Lafin and German. Five feachers make up 1'he de- parfmenf wifh Mrs. Gerahdine Johnson as head. She feaches Lafin and is sponsor of the Lafin club. Mrs. Joyce Loukas feaches Spanish and French and sponsors fhe Spanish club. Mr. Ronald Hanks also ?eaches Spanish. Mrs. Alicia Farinas insfrucfs French and Is sponsor of +he French club. Mrh Bob Piffs +eaches German and sponsors +he German Iu . One of fhe aims 05 the depart men'r is +0 presenf cuHural uni+s and f0 creafe sensifivify fo ofher peoples. The goal of +he sfudenfs is to learn fhe four basic skiHs in speaking a foreign language. They practice skills in reading, wrifing, speaking and listening. ne 0 f e mam evenfs of ev- ery school year is fhe Food Fair. which is puf on fhrough the com- bined efforfs of all ?he foreign language sfudenfs and feachers. MRS GERALDINE JOHNSON. Deperfment Chavman LANGUAGE TEACHERS INCLUDE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nicia Farina; Mr. Rob PIHsh Mrs. Joyce Loukash Mr. Ronald Hanksh and Mrs. Geraldine Johnsom Mechanics Of World Told Through His+ory many he hvslorv books m TJ s Hbmry. DEPARTMENT HEAD Mr. TerreH S+anseH and Mrs. Mary Evelyn Hayes bok over one of me THE SOCIAL STUDIES Depart men? includes Hue sfudy of Ameri- can His+ory, World History Gov- er'rwnenf and Economics. There is one elecfive course In Advanced Social Science. Sfudenfs in the Social Studies Deparfmenf en- gage in a variety of activlfies The sfudenfs barn +0 converse with all kinds of people as Hwey qafher informaHon by means of interviews Social S+udies smdenfs devebp poise selwt confidence and social skiHs as fhey engage in general discussion communHy work pane! discussions and de- ba1es. HISTORY TEACHERS: STANDING: Mr. Bernard Long Mr. Chds DeLeon Mr. TerreH S+anseH Mr. Robe Wor'hy Mr. John WwHiams Mr. leson McGregon Mr. Pwa Swwshen and Mr. Jdmre Jackson. SEATED. Mr Ruben PMS M'ss Heanor WaH, Mwss Hden Tam Mm Judv CampbeH. and Mrs. Mary EveWn Hayes. N lliHlTiMFHll IT ' 79 Indus+rial Ar+s Offers Voca+ional Oppor+uni+y INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFERS Mefalslwop Woodshop DraHIng Printing. and Art The Print shop works for He Port Arfhur lnde- pendenf School Disfrid. Priming sfudenfs asslsf in priming all pro grams and forms for fhe school disfricf. They prinf Hwe school pa per. Hwe Pilof and +his year for the firs? time, fhey primed Hwe Ebb Tide. Mefalshop and Woodshop students make for their own use chairs. coffee +ables, and ofher furniture. Draff'mg sfudemk learn 10 draw and design bquing plans. Art sfudenfs barn +0 paint skefch and sculpfure WV MR. MARWN OCHOWSH a Depanmem Head XNDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHERS: LEFT TO HGHT: Mr. Larry Emetson, Mr. Cecil Taybr Mr. Sfeve MazzanlL Mr. Steve MiHer Mr. Don Henqst Mr. Leland Kay. Mrs. Dar+ez New Homemaking Chairman H MRS. MARWLYN DARTEZ 7 NEW Homemakmg Deparvmenf Head HOMEMAKXNG TEACHERS: SEATED: Mm SheHey Harp Miss Pamm BhncheHe and Mrs. Gwendolyn Taylor.STAND1N6'Mr5 Medelene eameaux and Mrs Edwma Mccme ' VOCATIONAL HOMEMAKING education 1:0r high schod sfudenfs is designed V0 prepare individuals for fhe occupaHon of making a home. Inr sfruciion assists smdeNs 'm soMng xmr mediafe home and ?amxly Hv'mg prob bms as weH as problems encounfered when estabHshing homes. For siudenfs going To collega homemakinq educar flon provides a bundaflon for a ma- ior In home econom'xcs and preparer fw'on br careers in fidds requiring framed home economists. A minimum fhree-year program in a sequence of Homemakmg l H and ML x5 avadable. In addeon Home and FarnHy Living Home Nurs'mg and Home Management Home Furn'wshr 'mgs 15 offered for smdenfs 'm the eleventh and fweWh. The summer phase consists 0? group work and Mr dividud home experiences and is oi feared for V2 credxt Learning exper'wences are provided in 5H areas of homemakmg, including housing home management money managemenf home safety dothing and VexMes food and nufrih'om cth devebpmenf and guidance home Care of fhe 5'ka home improvemenf and beautification sebchon and care of equipment and consumer buying. InstrucHon is based on fhe Mammy inieresfs and goak of Hwe pup'xls enr roHed. 82 Business Skilis Bring Pay Day COMMERCIAL ARTS CLASSES are popuiar wiH'i Wis siudenf body. Selecfions 0F busi7 ness classes range from fyping. shorfhandi bookkeeping, generai business, and business communicar ?ions. Typing I is offered grades 942 and Typing II +0 grades IO fhrough l2, Shorfhend l is offered f0 grades I1 and I2 while Sherf- hand H and Office Communica- fion are offered in I2fh grade. Bookkeeping I is provided for s'rudenfs in grades Ii and i2. Bookkeeping ll enrolls IZTH qrade only. General Business is oiiered grades 9 through I2. 44 BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL ARTS TEACHERS: STANDING Mrs. Naomi Snead Mrs, Jo Priddyi Mr. Sanios Garoai Mrs. Syivia Robins son Mrs. Anna Durham. SEATED: Mrs. Peggy Barringmn Mvs. Linda Wasser and Miss Faye Biackbumv SPECIAL EDUCAUON TEACHERS Mrsv BeHy Jeans and Mr. Mrl'on Simmons CLUBS or X f Special Skills For Individual A++en+ion IT TAKES SPECIAL skills to teach cthren wifh Earning disar bilifies. The local program aims +owards making +hese young peo- ple independenf and able To earn fheir own way. Special Educa+ion feachers Mrs, Beffy Jeans and Mr, Milfon Simmons supervise 5qu dents In the classroom. Distribufive Education studenfs have no barning problems buf Huey require a greaf dad mt IndiV viduw on-fhe-iob supervision be cause of the nafure o t e pror gram. Sfudenfs learn sabs techni- ques in Hve classroom and prac- Hce Jthem as Wey work in local sfores AMERICA 1A5 JEFFRSDN CHAPTER MR. RUSH SMITH and Mm mew Cohen superwse me Dmbmm Education program. Fun And Enioymen+ Combine For Beau+iful Music FWE CHOIRS AND two bands indude nearly haH of The entire sfudenf body and make a greaf deal of good music The choirs In- clude Madrigal Singers. A Cap- peHae Monticello Singers Boys Choraiee and Girls Glee Oub. MonficeHo Singers won UIL sweepsmkese A CappeHa and GiHs Geee Club won Firsf division in concerfse and 27 individuak were seleded for 6H region choir. Four were elecfed To fhe all sfafe choire The Maroon and Gold Band was divided info secfions and bofh enioyed a successful season. Bofh the firsf and fhe second bands won firsf pbces In concert and sighf reading. Fourfeen peer ple won 5H region and one placed In aH safe, Band Dvector JOHN BADGETT Assumnr Band Dwecror HOWARD HUTCHWS KEEPING THIS LARGE hbrary up w daVe x5 Me mb d wararwans Mrs MavceHe PMmar and Mrs, Hdda EsVes. Mrs. Mary Lea Brown uenferl ws me hbrary derk. ANY HOUR IN H79 school day prowdes scenes hke Mus Library Popular Spo+ THE LIBRARY IS buglng af Hwe shelves WH'H a brge assorfmenf d books magazines period'wcals and audlorvlsuaf maferials. Sfudenfs may use Hie library between H19 hours of 7:30 and 4:30, Librarians assis+ fhem in fheir choices 6 reading maferials and help them find needed referr ences. Librarians arso look aHer Hue audlo-visual maferials and frain proiecfor operafors Coaches Enioy Good A+hle+ic Season COACH FRANCIS tSmew Hill bf? in the spring +0 10in Hwe faculty at San Angeb High SchooL bringing a successful fen- ure of six years as head coach here fo 6 close. Also moving +0 San Angelo were Coach James Sharp head baskefball coach. and Ben+ley Jones Hne coach. Each coach IeH a long series of winning foofbeil and basketball vicfories wifh +he Yellow Jackefs. Doug theredge of Hobbs. New Mexico was chosen afhiefic direcfor and head footbaH coach +0 succeed Mr. HUI. Kenne+H Clearmam also of Hobbs, later ioined +he coaching sfaff. HEAD COACH i SMWTTY HILL ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF the coachmg svaff mclude: STANDING: Ray Bufhngion basebaH and foofbah: Henry Clark fooQbaH and track Kenna ! Harland footbaH and Mack: Benlley Jones FoolbaH assisfanV: James Sharp baske+baH, SEATED: EHIs Wise foovbaH and Qrack- Jerry Minverd, freshman coach1Jerry Coker foofbaH and basketball. Girls Shape Up In Condi+ioning Programs MUCH EMPHASS B placed on sports fhaf wiH give girls a continued interest in heaHHuI sporfs ?Haf can be confirmed aHer schooI days are over, Tennis and 90H are favorife games as weH as badminfon. ping pong, modern dance, and gymr nastics. Among fhe mos? adive games piayed are spoalL basket baH footbalL and voHeybaH, HeaHh is also an Emporian? parf of +he physical educaHon program Emphasis is placed on good healfh habHs and Hwe defriA menf$ effecfs of drugs. MISS BERTHA HEBERT ws depaerenf cha-rman and she aka coaches UIL voHevbaH. TEACHERS IN THE depaerenf mdude Ms; Nancy McOam Ms; Bervha HebeM Mvs. Mananne Rose Is'andmgjv Ovhers are Mr; Marqan Gamble and MISS Dorofhy Day. Special Services Keep School Organized MRS. MAE BOYD CAFETERIA COOKS INCLUDE Mrs. 015 Brian Mrs. Mary boucreaux mm Lum r'uwamwn, Mrs. BeH Robens Mrs. Grade Hlavmka Mrs. lms MCMwHan Mrsv Eumce PonML Mrs. Rm. Momena. Missing 6mm Hue meme is Mrs. Debres Carmen ,; , R. , a , . KEEPXNG THE BUILDWNG hdy ;; Hve .013 0+ Ms; Rose Lemanc Mrs. Mary Hock Mrs, Forha Shepherd Mrs. Becky emen Jack Cooksey Mrs. Maw Essexx Mrs. Mane PoweH and Mrs. LHhe Casfer. u I , ' , I I , . 1 , WX ' x . CARING FOR THE MAINTENANCE o5 JeWerson3 seven bquings and large campus are Mr. Columbus Gamsom Mr. Joe Daws Mr. Jimmy Leanc Mn Johnny Brooks Mr. I Theodore Johnson head mmfor and Mr, Thatches Murray and Mr. Jnnmerson Forem n. Dedica+ed Teaching Takes ComplexHy Of Training, Talen+ TEACHERS SERVE lN many capacifies as Huey insfrucf and acL vise Somefimes fhey have a sociai life Always. beHeve if or nof fheir sfudenfs are fheir prime InA terests, AT RIGHT: Mr. Donald PM not onW counsels 59mm hm he performs a mumpl- my of Omar duties. BELOW: Social Studies ?eachers gavher br s coMerence m we lubrary. Teachers Mr. and Mm Jamie Jackson are popular dance chaperones. , a 2.31 GOODBYES ARE ALWAYS SAD. VICTORY W TEACHING, DEMONSTRATING A FWE POXNT Katherme K, Abel Keween Adams Kaween A. Adams Jeanie Achord Jane Akers Emma J, Alexander nder VMu Lee Aneman Rhonda Nlen Steve AHen Sheila Ann Anderson Fred Andrews Norma L. Andrews Rama 0 Andrus Jane Anmboii Louis Anniboh Ronald Arcsneaux KRm E. Arisco onla K. Arisco WaneHa J. Armsirong Mmhael v. Arriola Verne M. Avila Brenda K. BaHey Susan K. Baker 94 Door To Fu+ure Opens To Thomas Jefferson's Eager Class Of '72 Edwin s. Baldwm Lesa E. BaH BMW R. Barbay Deborah J. Barker wney B. Earner Debra M. Barrow Carol Baumgardner Joseph 0. Beard Peggy e. Beeson Duane eH Lomse M, Benestante Larry L. Beniemm Deborah A BenneH Donna L. Bernard Wilham F. Berryman Gerald Evens Kay L Black Roberl F. thk mm s. Bhncherd Kennem w Blanks Timolhy L. Blanton Elroy Blwhe Donald R Benton Tyrus J, Bordebn Lama J. Boumm 95 Debra Bourque Kenv BouHe Jack Kenh Bower Rosalyn Bow Brenda 3mm Charles Brady Anna Hair! Breaux Barry Bream EHen Breaux Pamela Breaux RusseH Breaux Barbara Broussard Cindy Broussard Craig Broussard Deanna Broussard Deborah Broussard Leonard Broussard Mark Broussard Robe Broussard Rober? Broussard Robert Broussard Geraldme Broussard Glenda BuHer Social And School Ac+ivi+ies Are Special A++rac+ions To Seniors CherryH Burke Phylhs aucaud Rkky BuHer Janice CmHIer PaMck CaxHier camenne CaHahan NW cam Mmel Cappadonna Chruscopher errlho Andrew Casmle Kent Cavender Damd Chaddnck Kenne'h Chester WIHIam Chnshe Wesle Chrlsiopher Sieve Cuchowsh Richard Cvmno Ronme Gabon Deborah Clark Erma Chark Sanford Clark Wdham Clad Marsha Cline 77 Ronald Cob Sveven Cob Vdel CoHum Ervin Comeaux Dvane Cook Donna Cook Currv Cooksey Dav-d Cofham Ray Couch Vucki Cox Pavnma Craug Donaki Crane Mary Craywn Parricya Creed JoneH Crochev JeWery Cross Bryan Crouch Debbie Curby Roben Dailey Frank DeHab JSNICE Davis John Davis Dmgm DeChmf Vickie DeJean Bemamm Debaduho Vigorous Class SpirH Promo+es Toge+herness And Uni+y Among S+uden+s Of '72 Dem Dem Wade Denms Andy Derese Mlchael 085mm V?ckie DeRemerl Lam Deshotel Deborah Desmand Debbie DeHman Anon DeYoung Mark Dionne Wayne Dionne Lab Duhon Marilyn Duhon Gary Dugas Sidney Ducofe Terry Du Bose Ernes' Drake Rosa Dovalma Jerry Dorsey Tana Domaschk Debbm Doke Jamss stmukes Fred Doiron 99 100 Markey Duhon Beverly Duplam on Duplanhs Maw. Dupkanris Sharon Duplaan PriscHla Dupre ary uric Samud Durso Theodore Easl Donna Echols Jocelyn Edwards Jens Eldridge Brenda EHzando Gwenda Elvzando Irene Elizando Maven Emanuel Susan Enrigm Manuw Espinosa David Ewing Mmhaex Ewing MarHyn Exley Leo Fabacher Dons Fm; Jocelyn Few Tammy Febs Jay McCoIlum Is Mas+er Of Ceremonies For Check Day Awards Program Shem Fen Joan Fietcher John D, Hores Jesse Flores Rmhard Flores chhad Flowers Kem Hovd Fehna Fon'eneH Debra Fontenov Farley FonVenoV Germ Fomenoc MarceHa Fonienot Dewd Ford Pamela Foreman Rome Foreman Gary Forsyfhe Karen Foshee Cymm Fosver Nancy Foster Jesse Fmge Susan Gama Pav Garner Kathy Garsee Brenf Garvin Sadle Gary Norman Gaspard Orren Gaspard Slsphanie Gaspard Joseph Gaucher Manorie Gemil omV Gdben Donny Gilbert Torn 6mm Karen Girouard James Gladden AHonso Gonmles Marlene Goodman Glenn Goodyear BwHy Gordon Eddie Gorwin Cindy 60mm Pamlyn Gouner cynma Gramham Barbara Grail EHeen Gregory Johnny Grim Joan 6mm Pam Guarnieri Mary Guest Jenery euxdm 107 Beginning Semes'rer Begins The End Of The Year Planning Of Proms Larry Gmdry James Gummy Jxmmy GuiHory LindaH Gummy Michaex Gummy Kathy Han Regma HaH Delane HEM Thomas Hammond BeHnda Hannah Befh Hansen SyMa Herbert Thomas Harding Nimene Hargis KeHh Harqrave Robert Hargreaves Sheryl Harmon Edifh Harwood EHen Haywood Jan Hamaway Linda Hawk'ms Debra Haymon Marlayna Hebert Mmhad Heberf Nancy Heben Martha Hernandez SVephen Hernandez Darlene Hmkman 0mm H;gginbomm HoHy Higginbomm : Puma Hiqgs Walfer Higgs 1rby Highfower Ann HiH Pamela Hum Kerry Holmes Tam Hams Rmk Hopper Donakj Howard Helen Howard Jackwe Howard Jane: HOV Sheha Hubbard Brenda Huber? Fred Huebel James Hughes Yvonne Han 6b Hmm Thomas Jefferson Chooses I97I-72 Senior Homecoming Swee+hear+ Adriane Hes Jane mhofl Victona lmhoW Karl ac son Kaiher'me Jackson Steven J ackson Vivian January Donna Jaseckas Richard JeHerson Benny Jo nson Gregcry Johnson Johnny Johnson Julldna Johnson Marv Johnson Robert Johnson Jacquehne Jones Jarrett Jones Kerry Jones Leona Jones Morris Jones Pamela Jones Peggy Jones Seniors Take A Try A+ Achievemen+ Tes+s Crexg Jordan JuI-e Jordan my Jorgensen Danny KaHenbach Irene Kennerson Eddie K'mg Key Kang HoHy K-rkwood MicheHe Kirwm BeVsy Main Ronald Koz'mk Donaxd LaCour Rickey Landos Debbie Lane cry ang Donad Laphan Janice Larry Roben Lahmer Smcy Lahmer r.. . Cheryl Laufenberg Jeffrey Lauve Gradua+ion Invi+a+ions Ordered PhyHis Lavergne Deborah LeBlanc Marian Ledei Esfher Lee Victor Lege Phylhs Lemaire Bruce Lenassx Form Levme Wanda Lawns Karen Lmk Carha Lmscomb Cheryl melcum Roma Lolhs Dam'el Lopez Mark Lorhrop Aaron Loukas Cassandra Louwere Timofhy Lucas Susan Lupmn Pameb LuqueHe CharbHe Lusignan Ruben McAdams Jay McCoHum Em. McCuHough WwHiam McCorHe Kirk McDowell Mmhael McDoweH Shem: MCHroy Steven McGurk Zoe McClam Wilham McMwHian Shardey McMHon Nan McNeH Joey MchHiams Canon Macon Deborah MahaNey PhyHis MeHshesH Kathy Mallet Jerome Maweaux Evdyn Mancd Roberr Manna Nancv Marsh Mike MarshaH Dene Marhn Mary Marhn nyde Memnez Ehsa Martinez Lani Manmez Theresa Martinez Class Seniors Wai+ Impa+ien+ly To View Their Newly Chosen Cour+ Terry Maumgw Leon May Larry Maver Terry Mears PsVer Meeker Rmhard Mebncon Norma Mendoxa Connie Mercer Clifford MemH Mary Ann Messina Maw Mme: sway Miguez Mmhad Wes Conme MiHer Fred MlHer Kenneth MwHer Margaref M'mniewdd Marilyn Minfer Clarence MitcheH Pamela MircheH Michael Mlxon Mary MondeHo KMy Mareno Daphne Morgan Karen Morgan l09 mm Moshsv ose Mu 1n Pama Murphy vugm NaNon Mary Neeb David Newcomb Rmhard Newsom Marsha Nam Kay Nicholas Kamem Norms Randal! Norris Ton Noyola Shanda Ohwer Davi rr Hermelmda Orriz Terry Oubre Lmde Palmer Errol PaNn Pahick Pam may Pam SaHie Payne Nan Peacock Thomas Perez Michan Penn Harold Phaps I10 Par+ies Abound As Friends Honor Graduafing Seniors Sharon meps Robert Pmkard Rebecca Pifre Rose PMre Svephen Pius Dxclm'e Plessah an a Hummer CdroWn Polk Dale Porrie Chrystene PoweH M?Chad Presfon JeHery Pnce en Gary Qulbedeaux Michaew om wmam om vmb Rabaw Vwclm Radby Dawd Ragxand Sam's Ramrrez Ydanda Ramm Deborah RaHray Mer'wanne Reeves Jan Redd Ronald Reed Rhonda Reich Angewa Remey n eyes ChaHeHe Rmhard Debris Rmhard Ms Richard Pam chhard Tommy Rachmd 59m Rmhardson Katherme Rivers James Robbms Toney Robbms Rebecca Robeeron Dawd Robichaux RusseH Robxdeaux oh Ra m Rachd Rodriguez Roxanne Rodrigue Jolene Romero Nancy Romero Don Ross Pan Rofhmann m o Leger Rover 112 King Mike And Queen Debbie Reign Over This Year's Senior Prom Kennefh Royer David RusseH Kafhy Sandsder Timothy Sanders Glona Sandovd John Sanguin John Savoy David ScheH Eric Schexnayde: Rebecca Schman Pamela Scoggins Rhonda ScoH Tom d Wands Sevar Melam'e Shanks Deborah Shedrick Jana Shrum Paulme SHvia Jodene Simmons Suzanne Swmmons Candace Simon Deborah Simonmn Timomy Smglemy Phylhs Siragusa Suzanne Skinner Brant Slaughter CaMerme Sly Davic smuey Dorothy Smim Jo Ann Srm'fh Mm Sch: Rm Sonmer Gaul Sosa Phylhs SourdeHxa mom Spencer sway Spooner Mark 5mm Marian snack Buyer 5,5ny Klm sreuy Boyd graphens Craig Stevenson Elilabefh Sfeward Susan Stewan Dawd Shnnen Kvle Stoever Sharon Stokes Debra qurey Roxanne SVorms H4 Seniors Measure For Ca ps And Gowns Senior Class Prepares For May 30 Joyce Stem Karen Siubbs RandaH Sfufas Dawd Smherland KeHy Swanzy Mametene Swea! Roberv Sykes Rom Tahaney Auce Talaman'ex Chades Talbm MW mam Donald Tm Michaex Tatum Jacquelyn Taylor Vicky Taylor Gordon TheaH Linda Thibodeaux Danny Thomas Diana Thomas Mary Thomas Mary L, Thomas Spiro Thomas James Thompson James E Thompson Jimmy Thompson H5 Pam Tummerman Pahicia mam wmam Todd Jamce Tomasulo CarroH Trahan Michael Travis Janice Tremom Valerie Trevmo Eddm Trmco Cheryl Tucker Ronald Tucker Devender James VanHess Stephen Vazquez Wesley Veh Pam Viafor Haw Vwalor Mary Vim, Judy derine Fred Vigeon Wilson VHce Sherry vmcem 6 Finals Come All Bu+ Too Soon For Thomas Jefferson's Seniors EHen Vnat Linda Wagner Mane WaHner Ahce Warden Brenda Warren weammn Judy Weatherly Mwhad Weber Mark WeHen Nada WeHy Pam eyman DonaH wexpy Susan WhMaker Kan wme Pa! wme Kerna WwedenhoW Cmdy wmen Lmda Wiesen Rober' wnwx Senior WaHzers Chosen AHer Tryou+s See a Mildred J ooooo throw Thomas Wolfe Jeff Wood James Woods Boyd Turner Charies WueHer Mark Wybb Jan Wynn School Year Charaderized By SENIORS AND CANNET members prepare decorahons for Me Semor Prom. THE GOVERNORS AND CAB- INET members of We Senior class helped fhe Senior dass fulfill +heir many acfivmes with fun BELOW: GOVERNORS: FIRST ROW: Nelda Welty. Shem Harmon Rhonda AL brx Karen Girouard and Smpham'e Gasr pard. SECOND ROW: hby wgmower Vanessa Burt Roxanne Rodrkzue Nancy Heberf, Phillcia Mosely and Jimmy Hughss LAST ROW: Ronme Reed Terry Dubose Rhonda Ranch, Vahsne Trevino. Peggy Beeson and Sfeve Cole. H9 Hard Work And Lo+s Of Fun TAKING PART IN Cabinef were FXRST ROW: Phylhs Swagusa Manha Hernandez Same Baker, L355 85H. Debbe Doke and Maw; Duplamis SECOND ROW: Cmdy Stevens Kim Arisco Kafhy Rivers Debbie DeHmarL Pam Weyman, Wciu AHemem Clndy 6mm and Charlotte Lusignan. THIRD ROW: David Colham Eddxe Bakiwim David Orr, Eddie Gorm Mark Wybb. and PM Higgs. CABINET MEMBERS also pro- vided hem and work f0 make the Seniors and Hwe senior class a suc7 cessful year, STEVE VASOUEZ ROLLS oul paper for prom pmmres. Check Day Is Fun And En+er+aining PRXNCIPAL CHARLES MCBEE was Honovr SENXORS SIGNED AN autograph shir? for Mike Cappadona lo bah: 'm his recovery. ary Hosv LOTS OF FOOD and drmk were served to Semors durmg the breakfast under lhe dvected help OJ fhe PIA, Eigh+y Seniors Honored A+ Awards Program , K , ' WAUER wees DXSPLAYS m mm .0 BOB BLACK GRINS pieesinng '- enrenam me Semars at me Check Day Class on Check Day. !12 BreaHasL . Caps. Gowns. And Invi+a+ions Arrive SENIORS RECEIVE LONG awaHed inwa- Mons. . 32; CAPS AND GOWNS arrived at last but not everyone's cap was a pedecf M. Senior Class Officers Take Responsibili+ies 1 II THE DUTIES OF +he Senior Class Officers are many and fhey require fime and fafenf. Serving as Senior Class officers JFor +he year '7I-'72 are Mike Cappe- donna, presidenf: Vicki Taylor, freasurer: Lani Mar+ineL secre- fary: and Debbie Sforey, vice- president The primary duty of +hese officers is +0 preside over The Senior Cabinet This includes 'K.'C o - ,y XI. 1;? .n u I -.-: flue collecfion of dues as well as coordinafing Senior acfivifies sponsored by fhe Cabinet The Senior Prom and H19 Check Day Awards are among these. Seniors Begin Prac+ice For Graduafion SENiORS PRACTICE GETTING In Me righf row on Hus right bleachen a! +he right Hme. THE A CAPPELLA Choir rehearses for meir gradualion night performance. THERE ARE RIGHT ways and wrong ways to shake hands. Prac+ice Ends And Gradua+ion Begins SENIORS MARCH ACROSS lhe field before taking Weir sews. There Are Always A Few Las+ Minu+e Touchups Special Honors Are Given To Those Who Deserve MIKE CAPPADONNA WAS abhs ?o aHend graduaNon on a shefcheh THERE ARE TRADITIONALLY two speakers a+ Hue TJ Corn, meneameM Exercisesw Lani Mam- n62 was chosen as the sfudenf speaker for '7iw72w Miss Marfinez spoke abouf how H16 graduating seniors are ending one life and beginning anofherw In +he confexf mt her speech she quo+ed Desider- afa. Dr. Rober? Grafzw who graduA afed hom TJ and was H19 sfudenf speaker in his graduafing yearw was H'Ie aduH speakerw His falk concerned communicafing with ofhers and the importance of be- Ing clear in our unders+anding 0F fhe Ideas of ofhers. I18 I30 Mike Cappadonna And Debbie S+orey Reign Over The Cour+ Mike Cappadonna and Debbie Sforey MIKE CAPPADONNA MIKE CAPPADONNA Foofbell 9. I0, ll, Q: LeHered II I21Congress I0: Maroon Convenfion IQ II I2: Execufive Committee l0 II, I2: Junior Class Vice-Presidenf, Senior Class Presidenf: Cabinef II I2: Senior Cour? King DEBBIE STOREY Cebinef IO. II: Congress I0. II I2: Drama Club 9. FHA ll, 12: Heralds I2: Honor RoH I0 IL l2: Homeroom Secrefary I2: Treasurer l2: Maroon Convenfion I0. II, I2: Execque CommiHee II: PILOT IZ Sweefhearf I2: Class VicevPresideM I2: Sophor more Duchess IO FBLA IO: Footy ball Sweefhearf l2: Senior Court Queen ll 13! Mos+ Popular Girl And Boy Sheryl Harmon and Ronnie Reed Grand Duke And Grand Duchess Eddie Trifico and Daphne Morgan Ladies And GenHemen In Wai+ing j . 1 Bob Black, Vicki Rabalais, Jacque Taylor, and Jim Woods Senior Prince And Princesses Vanessa Burf and Shave Nlen BELOW: S+ephanie Gaspard and Walfer Higgs Judy Vidrine and Gary Drake BELOW: Cindy Gofhia and Farley Fon+eno+ Senior Corona+ion Climaxes Year For I972 Gradua+es Junior Dukes And Duchesses Marsha Ghee and Ira Avanf Jill HolHer and Mike Daws Sophomore Dukes And Duchesses Hansen and Gregg Walthers Ellen Davis and Claude Jones Laura 139 Freshman Court 3. :t Denise Couchef and Danny Cross Ernesfine Lopez and SCOH Parker Craig Sievenson x a . . , 1 , Digni+ary. And Crown Bearers Laura Vasquez and Ronnie Bishop A Queen Receives Her Royal Crown TradH'ional Ball S+ill Treasured W R me MQBLD Theme Of Color My World Se+ CINDY WIESEN DAVID Colham Laura Hansen and Km Jackson fake a break. COUPLES DANCE To Me muswc pror vldsd by Fanlock WANETTA ARMSTRONG AND Ray Couch converse wifh Mrs. Farina: er the refreshment fable. The Perfeci' Mood For The Senior Prom FLINTLOCK COUPLES DANCE TO Cobr My World. ' 145 Cour+ RoyaH'y Is Presen+ed A+ Corona+ion Marsha Ghee and ha Avanf Sheryl Harmon and Ronnie Reed Ernesfine Lopez and ScoH Parker Claude Jones and Qaudia Demicelli .Kxxtktx xx?xxxlk Her righ$ presidenO: and SOephania Morgan. vice-presidanf; Rabecca Franh. secrefary; JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS include 5m. McWilliams and 1mm; Lucy Ramirez. treasurer. 51$ rm Juniors Arrive For Regis+ra+ion James Adams Kevm Adams Sumnne Adams Theresa Adams Tommy AHen Virginia Allen David Almome John Anderpom Sally Anderson Carol Andoe Cheryl AngeHe Denny AngeHe Terry AngeHe David AnMIey Gussie Applmg Ronnie Arcaneaux Leticia Arenas Joe Arasco Eddie Arnaud Joseph Arnold Cissy Arrendondo Randy Nuns Mark Aucoin Debbie Auld Danny Avery Pamcua Sabin Gienn BaHey Esrnes' Balka James BaHard Libby Barbosa Lionel Berbosa Salvador Burbosa Rodger Beckan 149 ISO Hazel BeHomy Tommy Bellow Cvnmia BeHon Douglas Bender Jesse Bernnl Rabble 5850 Paula Banner Brian Buckwood Jeannie Blanca Eddie Hanks Gwendolyn Blue Lena Blustien Roberf BMhe Germd Boehm Sfeve Boneaux Rosana Bordelon James Borne Darlene Boudreaux Debbie Boudraiux Herbed Bowie Vicfor Box John Bradford Chris Breaux Greg Bream Jeri Brehner Suns Britain LaneH Broussard Paula Broussard Susan Broussard Barbara Brown Gerald Brown Kennevh Brown Lee Brown Shem . Brown sew swan Every IndividuaI Works Diligenfly To Make The Year A Success Kennevh BulHon Liana ur 9 Mike Burke Barbara Ann Bum Julie Buss Duwey Buvhoud An neHe Bwhewood Jo Cato Hume Calher Vicki CmdweH make CampbeH em Campbell Tommy cam Debra Carberry Susan Cam Anthony Carmouche Timmy Carpenter Roxanne carriers mane Casmore map CasMIe Don Cahlme EHzabefh Causey Phillip Cevander Susan Chews Jean Choate Ricky Choafe Dianna Chrehen Diane lay David Coafs Charles Cole JoRdms Coleman Johnny CoHaqo Mary CoHeH? Nancy CoHem Curl Comns Cabine+ Members Play Ac+ive Role In S+uden+ Congress Nam commbus Randy Comeaux Card Coody Rm cone; Jan CosHey Jennder Conan Lum nda CriHenden James Creche? Sue Crochet Cheryl Cross Genie Cume Roben Curner Mike Daigle i. JUNIOR GOVERNORS: BOTTOM ROW: Stephame Morgan Kns Holher Duane Perry, LWe Shange Kay Regan. Mary Catherme bps. TOP ROW: Diane WHcox Card Ems! Doug Bender. Klm Gaspard Larry Sfelly, Lena Kay BMJesNru and Susan Websfer. JUNIOR CABWET MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: Heme Pe+ersom Libby Barbosa Sarah Henry Mary Tompkins Terry Forrester and Karhy East TOP ROW Johnny NorVon vahard Orgeron Mark Doke Mark Leanc Rober? F-scher and Chades Eldemire. Mr. Kemh Parkan Jr. Cabmev sponson JUNIOR CABINE T MEMBERS deposn mew Cbrlshnas baskefs in the cafeteria. Famed make Me year a ccmpre success. l53 S+ilwell Adds Many Promises For Juniors Jew Daniels Dom omez Ray Daere Roy Daere we Daws Mark! Day Gerald DeBIanc Bruce DeCuIr Debbie 094mm Dwsgm DeCMH Claire Dehno Nicki Demon Michael Dennis James Denny Denms Deskm Barbara Derrick Chad Deleisr Stephen Diamond Mike o.ckmson Dewd me Pamela Dies Debra Dikes Linda DMard Andrea Dmnne Dawd Dionne Mark Dolce Gary DoLse SheHa Dommic Rusfy Dommque Mehssa Dorsey RosiIand Dorsey hen Deanne Dowdy GsraH Drago Pn'ncebtf Duhon As Technical Skills Gain Impor+ance Ronald Duhon Shah's Duhon Debra Dmhoe Muriorie Duplissey seraxdme Dupree stwd Durham Mary Jo Durso Kafhy Ems? Eric Ebanks Emily Edwards Jimmy Edwards Gloria Elixondo Charles Eldemire Trudy Elsnder ChaHes Elh'on Km Elhs Lucy Hum Paula Enghsh Carol Ems? S'ephen Estes chki Emeredge mm Evans John EversH Tony Falgouf Jane Pam; Renew Ferguson vaery Leslie FleldS im irmin Robert Fisher David Fisk Donafd Fletcher my Flores Joyce Hugence Paul FomenoO Juniors make prepara+ions for Sharon Fonfenof Shelia Fontenot Julie FofneHe Sandra Ford Orville Foreman Rsbecca Forse Theresa Farswr Suzann Fortenberry Lynn Fowler Bedy Pram Gary Freeman Kim FrEetH Pauh Gefford Rodger GaHet Rabeccu Garcia Thomas Garcia Gerald'ma Gary Kim Gaspard Lorna Gaspard Maggie Gaspard Debbie Gaylor BiH Gear Marsha Ghee Bruce Gibson Neddis Gibson Kathy Gillespie Elizabefh GHlman athv eimzamo i Terry Girouard a a V. 2 k PGdure Diane Gomez 'v 9' Marmaeomles 3 ' r A 1b! VGIB 9 Joe Ano+her Exci+ing And Fun-Filled Year Chades Grade 6am Graham Susan Granger Karen Gm Srephen GrayblU Jane GremMHon Marfha GrermHion ded Gama Shaw enmn erem 6mm cm Gwdrv Rene 6mm Terry emdw Duane Guernsey Robsrr GuiHorv Nissa Hade Mike Hahn Sarah HaH Nancy Hammend Michad Handy Judy Hardcame cuwd Hardy Darrel Hargis Behnda Harmon Curhs Hamngmn LaDonna Hamson Constance Hawkins SheHa Haynes Donahi Head ChrEshne Haber? Mary Haber? Sammy Henderson Deborah Hem Sarah Henry Douglas Henswee l57 I58 Theme Of The Old Sou+h Se+ The Mood Rober? Hean Roy Hernandex Debbie Herpm Sandra Hianmka Jan HoHier Jm HolHer Km Homer Randy Hollier Georgmna Holmes vmu Homesd Aws HoweH Ednh HoweH Chm Huber Dem Huckabay Chades Hudson Gloria Hudson David Huebd Sandra Huffy Lori Hughes Juana Hughes Rebecce Hunter Shah Hum cynmaa Huval Daniel lnglish candy Ingo Chris IhH Susan lppolifo Glen rby Darrell Irvin Edward Iverson Gary Jackson Gregory Jackson James Jackson Rabin James Oscar Jefferson For The Junior Prom DEBBIE HERPIN AND her ddfe keep com'mg back RV more. BENNY BRYAN AND Pam Scogqms rake hme ow 6w reheshmenrs 160 Roufines Grow Increasingly Tiresome As Mid- Lmda Johnson Mike Johnson Mike Johnson Debbie Jones Greg Jones JennNer Jones Porvia Jones Sheryl Jones Suzanne Jones Tommy Jones chkie Jones Archibad Juneau Km Kelly Larry KeHy , Ramona Kennerson Tanya Kenney ' Sveve Kdlian ; x we Kirby Sherry Knox Loukas Kolt Karen KuykendaH Sandra Lemac Tommy Lackey Sharon LaHeur Cmdy Lamb Debbie Lamier Dome Landry . Gloria Landry John Landry Richard Landrv Sandra Landry Steve Landry x I Year Doldrums HH' School Life Susan Landry Dana Lang Jody Lefimer Glen Lafiolas Warren Lawrence Panicia Lawson Susan Lawson Carolyn LeBlanc Charles LeBhanc Dale LaBlanc Mark LeBlanc RusseH Laanc VMan LaBIanc Theresa Led5ord Charles Lee Donna Lee Ricky Lee Puffy LeNaqe Mike Leger Pam Lemoine Ricky Leon em Lev'me Annie Lewis Sandra Lewis Karon Lindsay Max mecum Mary pre Leland Locke Ginny Lope: Roma Lovehce Thomas Lucas Art Lynd Joe Macmras Cards Mackey JeHery Manes Robert Marroquin Mifch Mar'in Ricky Martin Rife Marfinex Vicki Mason Ricky Mane Kennsfh McAffes Deborah McCaH Judy McCaH Mike McCoy Alfred Mthoy Terry McEIory my men! moms McKinney Michad McLaughlin Sm. McWHliams Lynn Meloncon Gordon Megcer Carroll Messar Bubba Men DaneH Migues Draw MINer Ricky Mirabella Luke MondeHo Paul: Mondallo Maria Montana Mark Monmndon Becky Moors Glenn Moors Max Morell Richard Moreno S'ephie Morgan WiIHam Morris Juniors Picfure N01 Available Enioy a Busy Foo+ball Season MARSHA GHEE PREPARES David Fisk for We Indians. l . Vii PATTY McGlLL DIS schod spirif posVer. 4s A Ila X PLAYS We Jumors 163 Jackie Morvant Jane Moseby Pamce MosheH Karen Mulkey camem Murphy Jan Nation Nancy NeWman Chevis Newton Craig Nicks WiHiam Norman Johnny Norion ohms Norwood Craig ONeaI Gan 0min Rmhard Orgeron Dmne n5 RacheHa OverMeyer eree Owings Kenh Pardue Brenda Patina Dennis Peacock Dee Pedrala Diane Perry Em Perry Gary Perry HenriHa Perusm Margam Peterson Alice Fame Johnn'xe Philhps Ronnie Peneda Don PMs Denise PlaceHe Leona Pheasant Juniors Look Forward To The Summer Mon+hs WH'h An+icipa+ion And Longing Billy PoHer Kay PoweH Donna Powers Glynndn Pre Jean Thomas Prince Kim Purrmgfon ldeH Quebedeaux Gina Ouinfela Glenda Rabalais Denms Rambin Lucy Ramirez Deborah Remirei Dolores Ramirez John Ramirez Melinda Ramirez Kenneth Reade David Reagan John Redmn Charles Reed Rebecca Reeves Alton Reio Robm Resendex Rachew Reyes Reggie Reynoids Sarah Reynolds John Man Richard John Ruer Kenneth Robblns Kenne'h Robeeron Kenny Robmson Mark Robinson Ricky Romnson Mavqueri? Ream Dirk Rodrique Kay Regan 166 Turn My Ring Is A Familiar Phrase Jane? Romero ReneHe Romero Carolyn Romine Robert Ross Sherrel Rov Pahicld Rushing ScoH Ryd Rodney SaveH MarIFn Savarino Mark Savarmo Enc Schaefer John Schiwart Wilmn Scoggins Kent ScoH Elizabefh Seaman Kafhy Ssaux George Sharp Nma Shslmn 9mm Shepherd R1chard smev Sandra Slwew Sfeve Shoemaker Phyllis ShuH Louraine Simmons Hervey Simpson Anna Simon Glen Simon Gina Simpson Cherlayne suns Eddie Sinqhafon Cheryl 5mm Dennis smim ,9. , smm JUNIORS ORDERING SENIOR rmgs. AS THE YEAR comes :0 an em Chemny swam; Km Pardue Roxanne Thomas me JUMORS PAULA MONDELLO Norwood dean mew rab equmem and mm m m. SHARON Tremom and PrmceXen Duhon mspway Mew rings. 168 Kennefh Smiih Barbara Sodeau Charles Snyder Fred Sonnier Jana Sonnier Sfeve Sons Richard Soufh Diana Spencer Merrell Spiegel Danny Spurlock Euu smgg am sway Maurice Sfardev Mark Stansbury Ted Sfansbury Larry S0eHy Carl Sfevens ScoH Sfevenson cm seewm wmzam Starch Melanie Storms Lilia snange Glenn Sfrauss Carol summerlm Terry Swarm 5;ny Talbert Reuben Teran Mary Theriot Kevin Thibeaulf Joel Thibodeaux Joan Thomas Lucy Thomas As The Year Draws To A Close. Juniors Take Par+ In Par+y Conven+ions And Elec+ions Ma rfha Thomas cm Thompson Josie Thompson Kafhleen Thompson Margie Thompson Robert Todd MW Thompkins Doral Trahan Jew Trev'mo em Tnmme AHan Trim cynma Troer Jo Tucker John Urban Hamid Uzee Pam Valenciano elem Vaughn John Vega Li1 Veka Mike Vesper Patrick Vesper Elinbefh Vice Vivian VidalFer Susan Vidrine Craig VHce Lynn Virgmo wmzam Wagner Glenda Walker cm;v Ware Deborah wane Tommy Wm Rodney Wemherly Rhonda Webb 169 Junior Swings+ers Hos+ Senior Kidnap Par+y Susan websrer Kamy Welch Jimmy Welch Lehnd Henley Kay McCoy Debra McKirme . a , . L K?DNAPPED SEMORS: HRST ROW: KlH'y Hell. Kerry Flcyd Jan Redd. Karen Svubbs Delane HaH Nelda WeHy and Angela Reinevv SECV 0ND ROW: Pam Rofhman, Shelia McHroy. Suna Skinner. KalMeen Adams Rachd RodngueL PhyHis Sourdellim and Roxanne Renner tiumorj. THIRD ROW: Teri VanDevender Barbara Gran Janice Tomasulo Melanie Shanks. Roxanne Rodriguez and Susan Lupfom 170 ENJOYXNG A MIDNIGHT snack are PaHi Roihman, Janice Tomasulo and Suna Skinner. DOING A LWELY rendm'cm of Me Texas Fight Song are Janice Tomasulo and Roxr :nne Rodrigue. ' c JUNLOR SWXNGSTERS LOOK on as We semors do cm dance roane fo The Horse. Three Juniors Were Included Among S+uden+ Body Officers OFFICERS TO LEAD me Student Body Congress nex? year mcluda Pres. Danny Avery A LITTLE VAR'ETY was added +0 M'Sv VicerPres. Lehnd Henley. Rep. m Large Lucia Remwrez, Sec. Brenda Derese. WW'WWM Algebra H class as Rodnev SaveH took some Nme em to pose En Mr. WaHu'ns rm. Sophomore l7I-'72 Class Officers wI' We Build Our Fu+ure WH'h Books A+ TJ L0H Accerdo Jmmy Addcox Tm Aleman vm Alexander Mm AHemen Jen AHen Ross AHen Wanam AHen 5mm Anderson Kennevh Andrews MeHlssa AngeHe Tara Angene Lmn Anmboh Sheha Arceneaux Kmsfy Ansco Ray Armsvead Edna Arredondo Arm Amoxa Damex Beacon Dam Badgen Km Bawey Randy Balsamo Mardyn Barker Pafriua Barker Charles BarneH CaroWn BerneHe Tina Berring'on DonaH Bahsre Cefhv Bear Jo; BeaH Bonme Becker Megan Beckcom Kafhrvn BeH Lora BeHomv Fran Behon Jan Behon Warren Bemamm Cam BenneH Lisa BenneH Susan BenneH Sandra BenneHe Drew Bergman Jean Bemand Debbe BeHencomV Andrew Bieheskx Jerry Buenvenue 175 Karen Blanco Joseph Blenderman CvnH'Ha Boahnan Joseph Babb Ken? Bodm Mark Bodin Cardyn Boefger mGie BonneMe Cathy Benton Margaret Bonura Cebsfe Bordebn Chris Bord Tm Borel Mark Borax mp Born Mark Boudreaux Ehzabeth BouHinghouse Vickie Bourgeows Mark Bourbnd cymsa Bouse George Bowden Tm BraENey mG1 Brandon Laura Branlck Nhed Broussard Dawd Broussard Jackie Broussard Judy Broussard LeHy Broussard Mercedes Broussard Tomrrw Broussard Cathy rown Conme Brouwn Ronme Brown Tm Brown Terry Bryan Demse Bryan. cynwa 3mm Jessie BurdsH Kemem Burge Kanssa 5m Mam Burks Dorene Bums Larry BuHs David BWey Pmms Eyerly 7I0 S+uden+s To Comprise The I974 Gradua+ing Class Of Thomas Jefferson MHMda Byers Ernest CaxH-er Mkhael CaldweH Angela CaHahan Sarah Cammeri Wilda Cannon Tm Cappadonna AnneHe Carmar cam Carr RobeM Car'er Hm cums Mary Camus Fere Cavalos WiHard Cebsfxne Judy Charles Lmda Cbnshan China Clark Jay Clark Card Clmgan Dough; couman Joana Cob Luther Cole Lmda Cowman Onedear Coleman Cynfhm CoHazo Bryan Cons Don CoHins M a ria Confreras Jew Cook Rom Cooper Thomas Cooper Frank comm Margaref Covingfon Rey camera S99v9 Crawbrd Janice Cross Pameb Cummmg Bonnie Daigke Terry Daugreaux Lana 0.3mm Greeker Damrwe Shelra Devolos Donya David Donds Dsws EHen Dams Fred Davis 177 Sophs Join Many Organiza+ions Showing Their Roberf DaVIs Sfecy aw; Deborah Dedum Tm Decuir Mmhad Dees Randv DeJohn Rosemary DelgadnHo Jenmcy Debney Karen Derouen Rm Deswane Nelda Ddocker Claudua Dmacen Candace Dixon James Dovahno WaHace Dowden Denms Drake Berry DreweN Jenni Dnessner Karen Doddv RocheHe Dubols DarreH Dugas Susan Dunahoe Bessie Duplam Don Duplam Mark Duplanhs Duane Dupre Rom upuls Ehzabem Durso Pam Eaan Jewary Ebms Joseph Ebelmg Nancy Emmen James Emmons Km Emmons Tm EngHsh Peggy Entrekm Wilhemem Essen Lorena Evans Greald Famk RandaH Fem BiH Feammmn Shvley Fenn AngeHa Fem vaky Fernanda: am Finnerfy Rm Flekher 173 En+husiasm To Make I972 A Good Year Diana Hows Conme Flowers Donna FoHeHe Camels Fomana Eddie Foneenene CHH Fonfeno? Jacbe Foufenov Lone Foreman Benn Fowler Glynn Fowier Deborah Freeman PafriCAa Frie CecHia GaHegos Kim Galhen Calherme Mlke Gen Kev Gddens John Gdlesme Vick: GMeHe Gweke Girouard Terry Girouard Crmg Goban Tim Goebel Claude Goldsmuh Vmeor Gomez Jo Ann Goodman Susan Goodson JeaneHe Gordon Rodney Gremdhon Garencs Gnan Paula Gmdry Terry Guldry I79 180 Cabine+ Members Keep Sophs Informed Rachd Gqueau Diane GmHorv Darlene Ha Rebecca Hankins Laura Hansen Terry Harmarn Joan Hamson Card Hayward Den Head Jan Head LoreHa Heard Debra Heben Donna Heberf Gad Heberc Kafhy Heberl Mark Haber? Pam Haber? Thomas Henry Randy Hrckey Nlis Higgmbo'ham Km HiH Leoneh HiH Lmna Hm Mark Hm John Hodges Laura Honman Jimmy Hoffpauir JeHery Homer Paige Hohon Clmre Horfon Chuck Howard SmMey Hubbard Craig Hudson Sharon Hahn Josenna Mam Cheryl xsam Chns Jackson PM, Jackson Raymond Jackson Roy James Lmda Jaseckus Nan Jefferson SOPHOMORE CABINET MEMBERS: HRST ROW: Cynthia Buckley Karssua Burk Lmn Anmboli Tma Aleman Susan Lacow Vich Brandm Cbudxa Dumceh. SECOND ROW: Gaude Gadsrmfh LoreHa Evans Sue Schroehar Deanne Trmco Sue Reeves. THIRD ROW: Donaki Daws Mark Dore Greg WaNhevs W-Nred Thompson Dawd BadgeH Kedh Emmons Dana Rogus. Dan Jenkxs JIH Jenkmson Dab Jennings Benard Johnson HHda Johnson John Johnson Juhe Johnson Charbne Jones Claude ones Ehzabem Jones Jerry Jones Joseph Jones Judson Jones Km Jones Nancy Jones OHv-a Jones Jamce Jordan Madehne Jordan Jenmfer Jouberr Donne Jouberf Eugene Junedux Mark Kasper Ehzabe'h KeHh Joe KeHy 182 We Kenneth KeHy Kathleen Kenny Kent Knlebrew Myra my PM Kw'rwin Dougias Kuchens cmay Klem cmg Kn;gm Raymond ngm Mark Knowles Karol Km; Em Krauh Mike KuykendaH DerreH Lackey John Lackey Susan LaCour Siacev Lacy Lou Lam Ann Laemmb Bryan Lagrappe Sfeve Lamdm Chades Landry vmbe Landry Randy Ldnge Louise LaNImore Sunwn Lawrence Rmky Lawson AHen LeBlanc Charles Lemma Charman Lemanc Cm; Lemanc Roberv Lemanc Shwrley LeBhanc Scephen Lesranc Tern Lera nc Connie Ledge: Lows Ledoux Beckey Ledoux Charlie Lee Kevm Lee Rom Lee Barbara Lege Lora Levme Brenda Lewis Specialize In Preparing For Tomorrow Success Is Our Grea+es+ Desire Roxanne Lewis Iris Linden Nan undsey James Linchicum Joan Lehman Lou'wse Lona Kurt Lough John Loukas Pameb Lundgren Russex Lyday em: Lyons Jeff McOomd Pamela McCoy Anthony McCuHar Kev een McDamels Rebekah McGee Debbie McKee Cheryl McMMlion Lmda McMHhan Patricia McRee Linda Malvsheskl chbad MaWe AHen Mahese Gina Maner Sharon Manes Jerome Mameihm Wendy Marburqer cm MarcaNd Alwce Marks Raw, Marks Dawd MarshaH Cancace Marhn Cavhy Marvin Joe Marhn Deha Marhnez Joseph Marhnez Dawd Mason Ronme Matlock BeNy May Sfeve Meaux 184 Sophomores Agree Tha+ Life A+ TJ Rm Meeker George Memo Samud Melfon Candace Messma Cynma Mever Ah: Mmhon Man chhon Strphan'xe chkey Patrick ngues EVEN Mdler em MucheH Mme MdcheH DaHene Monceaux Scan Monk Gerand MonHe JeHery Moreau Nan Morgan Manha Morgan Steven MorreH LvnneH Mowanv Is In+eres+ing And Surely Unpredic+able quima Moanez Pwnp Mom Rhonda Mothershed Johnny d Laura New Noah Newcosf Eileen Newman Jan Norris MW Nmm Wilberr le carom Osborn Thomas Oroloco Behnda OuaHine eHa Overmyer Jean Page Jeifery Pale Pam Pahwer Susan Parent Gwendown Parker Henry Parker Joyce Pate Carlos Panov Arthur Pm WHliam Payne Murmel Perez Charles Petrowch BiHy Pichard Kevin Pierce Opal Pwerce Diane mouse Mercedes wader Am Pluymon Karen Polk Mur'wEH Pow Don Popieiarczyk Larry Preseley Pefn'ck Pres'on Dan Purrmgfan Girls Do The Paying During Twirp Week THESE STUDENTS ARE enloyEng the cozmess of an ltah'an nigh? om. mmmu v f ' lulu: CHERYL LINTHICUM AND Pam LuqueHe dig deep to heat Mew daVes Glenn Fonlenol and Frank DaNalo at the bowlmg aHev, 186 Twirp Dance Draws Large Crowd wry x THIRST-Y TWRPERS CROWD around the punch at the Twlrp Dance. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS sponsored the annual Twirp Week adivifies hr the sfudenf body. Bowling PuH-PUH Golf and Ifalian and Mexican bod dinners were on flue agenda phanned by +he fradifional sponsors An excellen+ thnouf for fhe dance was Hwe $inal successful nofe for H19 enioyabb week. Sunday was a free day with plans for a picnic and church on fhe schedub CURRY COOKSEY DBPLAYS m award winnan Corsage aV H've Twwp Dance. It was fashioned by his dave Cam wwa 188 We Are On The Ten+h S+ep Of The Ladder Susan Rachax mama Ramirez Laurie RansoneNe James Raymond Ehzabem Rayser Wayne Reagle Patricia Redmen Mmerva Reyes Denms Rsvndd Jamar Rhine Lamomca Rhodes Margaret Rhodes Renaldo Richard James Richadson Jamie. Riley Larry Rivas Mama Rivers Aaron Roberfson Evelyn Roberfson Mary Robenson Mark Robinson Hump RobmSon Roma Roccaione Mike Rodgers David Rodmguez elem Rodnguez Dana Regan Candice RoH Rosamond MmhaH Roweil Roderick Ruffin Paula Rusche Christi Rushing Sfeve Rufherford Andra Seeker Sfacey Saher Of Success . . . Bu+ We Won'+ S+op Here cam sandmx John Sdnsmq Jay Saybr Lloyd Schiaudr Robm Schoenberg Sue Schroefy Chades SCoH Robert 5420 Juan Segeara Katherine sew Dawd Shacket Km Shepherd Kvn Shepherd Jon Shoemaker George 5m Margaret Silva Herb Smmons Pamcm Swmons Bref Swan Sersfer Smon Sfacy Smonmn Bernadei Smghelon Katherme Smglecarv Jon Slaughter KaWa Sloan Donawd 3mm Larry 5mm Terry Srmvh Chem Snyder Thomas Spencer Carl Spequz Juth Spooner Conme Scansbwy Howard Smck Tummy Sfem Tommy S+evens Lows SVeward Card Svewvs David Sfone Ca'her'me Shaub Ledey Slubbs Cynrhia Some; Demse Smre Mike Suwe DaHene Tahaney Gerardo Tamez IB9 TOP WGHT: SANDALS SANS SOCKS coded the fear aHer The dress code was amended. BOTTOM LEFT: RICKY LAWSON DARV REL Lackey 6w Thibeauh Larry Srmth, and Kent KiHabrew keep up Wm. me Vaiesf mmons by Iening thelr 5m ms hang out. CENTER: BEING ABLE TO wear blue gem g'wes Tina Alemam BeHy Kenh and Karen Droddy a feeh'ng a freedom. Jam Tamez MarHyn Tomplm Leda Tanksley John Terven Pamela Tame BeHy 1mm Gretchel TaWor Glenn Temple Dondd TheaH Dana Therio? Guy ThibeauH Kennef Thibodeaux Shandra Charlofie Thomas Terri Thomas Ann Thompson WiNyed Thompson Catherine Thorell Pamela TiHman Va Txmmerman Pmmp Todora Dzane Tompkins Delores Tompkins Wilham Travis Sharon Tremon? Andrea Trmco Deanna Trihco MarshaH Turner Seephanze Vaughn Donna Veazey Greg Vela Jacquehne ene ha Leonard Vengms Riva Vidrme David Wagner Fred Wagner Presmn Wagner Vicky Wagner Debra Ward Low Wanzel Greg WaMws's Alhson Walker Kamsen Wake Sophomores Join To Make Year MANY SOPHOMORES MARCH wirh vhe Maroon and Gold Band. 'Bes+ Ever' In Their School Life Gary Woodson Kenneth woword Ralph WueHan Kerri zwemg Chades Ware Jena Warner Seberena Wasmngmn Marie Watkins Wilham wmms Kamy Walson Janice WeatheraH Ceceha Weber Marsha WeHer Julie Weidon wmam WeHy Fred wme Harris wwe JoAnn Wiqgms John WHCox Georgmn Werrson Montgomery Wernson Pam deunson Alan wuuams Dobres Wilhams Pam WilHams mama wmams Barbara wlms Anthony WMson Robm wmsmre RandaH mevsh Janet Wxsenbarker Many WON I94 Homemaking Is A Big Help To Sophomore Girls BOTTOM: LEARNING HOW TO 59+ an oven er the rigm temperature Is Me 0an way we cake mu ?urn am right Young homemaker; learn how to do iobs like Hmis m their homemakmq desses. chine by Mrs, Gwen Taylor Vheir teacher. School Elec+ion Is Impor+an+ To Our School Life THESE CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS sfand waiHng Ior Weir chance to Impress vheir feHow classmates bebre Way 90 +0 me polls to vofe, We Try Any+hing And Some+imes Succeed KATHY HEBERT HITS a shor? one but DIANA GUILLORY SAYS ?ennis is her KATHY SANDOVAL HAS perfect mm for makes it to Ursf base. besf sport and proves M when she serves, her game. uuwwwumw i CLAUDIA DIMICELI MADELYN Jordam C'mdy vaes and Tina Neman were elected oWicers of Yheir dass for Hm year. They were proudly inhoduced to whav leadership reaHy is. FRESHMEN I98 Freshmen Choose Officers 'r ?.$ o'.- .: . $.H' U'p , O -.' -. u'. 5 .. 1 w. .1 x . g m 'lfJ 37 Glenn Duhon - New Experiences AwaH' S+uden+s emoe Adcock Jed AHen chhard Andrepom Randy Anque Judy Armimor EHen Amend Ca'rown Arwzo Tara Baker Renew Balehne John Barry Maevs Bergeron Jack Besv EHen Boatman Donna Boyd Roberf Breaux Gary Brondey CarroH Bmussard Dane Broussard Rodney Broussard Joanne Bush Rebekah Byrd Dondd Cadqmsv Glenda Ches+er Debra Oark Diann Oark Steve CoHazo Tony on e Mmkey Comm Frank Contreras Demse Cosan Gary Craig Susan Cross Rhonda CupW Eddie Daigle Roland Damek Demse Darfez Rlchard DaHalo Juhe Daws Dennis Day Brooks Demem 199 The Freshmen Par+icipa+e In 3': LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan McDoweH EHen Amend Km Heberc Richard DaHan Craig smnw mama Andrepom Wm. Mr. Chalmers er plalnmg me propane; cc chemical bon s, . 1 :3 . . EH v x L DURING THE FRESHMAN Dance many of me sVudenfs were awarded wnh var'wous name tags such as: Mr, Cool Mn and Mwss Sam Mr. 825! Dressed abng wlfh many others. High School Classes And Ac+ivi+ies Orlando Deranieri Kathy mes Martha Dominguez Ghana Duhon Ernesl Eickenhorsv John Ehon CoreHa Fagan Charles des James Ferguson Francis Fey Mebdy Fowlkes Byron Fran ks Sherw French Royce Gafes Paula Girouard Julie Gleason Ralph Gonzebs O FRESHMAN WHO WBH Merry Chnsfmas from LEFT TO RIGHT are: Thad Patin. Leslie Landry EHen Arnaud. Glene Duhon Cindy Golhia. Scan Parket Rosemary Newsome Terry Riansone-He Debbie Roberrs. L m The Freshmen Par+icipa+e .. I . : ; ! v I 4' FRESHMAN CABINET MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Susan McDoweH Glens Duhon Cindy Gama EHen Arnaud SccH Parker. SECOND ROW: Debbie Roberts Terry RansoneNe Melody Flowkes. Smart SaHers Rosemary Newsome. THIRD ROW: Mr. James Jackson Kevm Judvce Mr. Rush Srru'fh Thad PaNom Robert Breaux. Deborah Goodman Cindy Gama Fara Goubs Mmhael Green Charlene GuiHory 595cy HaH Sandra Hardy Deborah Harrison Clmfon Harwood Chane Hersman Hem Hickey Davld H11? Sandra Hoh'nes Barbara Howard Judy Jackson Jeff Jorgensen Freida Jouberv Kem Judice em Km Tem Lacour In Twirp Ac+ivi+ies Magma Lalonde Juamta Landos Pom Landry Leslie Landry Susan Landry Mmhael Larcade BiH Lmle Donald Locke Ernesnne Lopez Kane Loukas Cdfherme Louwor Leonard Lyons Susan McDowell Avery McFaHer Brmn Mdnfosh Kamyn McLaung Gerdd MHler DEBNE SAUNDERS PRESENTS Dawd Smwh wnh hrs vegemee cotsaqe 5r rhe fwxrp dance, Johnny Mum Clarence Mom James yers Aer New Rosemary Newsome Jesse Norris Ray Norris Dale OHver Tracy Oubre Rory Parker Scon Parker Robb Penis George Parslev Roland Patin Ernest Purdue Donald Perio Debra Perry Melissa Pitman Paul PiHs Terry RansoneHe Renee Reaux Danid Reed Dewayne mm Sheryl Rizzo Barry Robbms Deborah Roberts Rlcky Roberison Wanda Robinson Da'res And Par+ies Begin As Twirp Week Arrives Denms Roche Timon Romero Demse Roy Swan Saher Robert Sanford Tony Sensing Mam SchevHey John Schexnayder mamas ScoH Paul Sever Dennis Shquleld Judson Smon Mary Smon David Smnh Crag Smnhy Mxkle SneH Chris Sonmer Dale smny cmord Swanxy vacm Swanzv th Tamphn Deborah Thomas Henry Thorn Charlene Temps Richard Trimble Jeanette Vename Randy Venabe GHson Vlafor Vincent Walker Cardyn Washington Your Freshman Year May Have Been . . . BRAVELY CALUNG A boyinend m Twirp Week dates. . , ARGUXNG A QUESTION on me debafe fear ... Three TJ Aces Leave For San Angelo AtMehc Durecfor Baskerball FoofbaH SMITTY HILL JAMES SHARP BENTLEY JONES Trainer KEN BARLAND JV BasketbaH JERRY COKER . . 31??? BasebaH - RAV BUFFINGTON ,k: E Law? i r- h 43 LeH'ermen Make TJ A Winner STEVE ALLEN MWKE ARRIOLA EDDIE BALDWIN RICKE BLANCHARD ROBERT BLYTHE STEVE BONEAU CRAIG BROUSSARD BOBBY BROUSSARD BUTCH BURKE MIKE BURKE All Districf MIKE CAPPADONNA KENNY CHESTER RONALD COLE JEFF CROSS BRYAN CROUCH MIKE DAWS Jacke'l's Compile 8-2 Season Record TJ MOURNING ITS LOSS BY STEVE FATE Spun; SvaH Wmler Larry 5mm 3 l7 ye er oxd who use herd wo m and personahfy won We hearts d the Port Arthur Thomas JeHerson coaches for whom he waved a dead. JIMMY DEYOU N6 An edeJsmc? dawnswe back Rn Thomas Jefferson m wmor season Jas? year Svelly was Mled when the motorcyde he was RUSSELL ndmg ram unto the hum of a house in Pear RidgeV DOMJNGUE was dead on am'm M So. Marv s Hospmal. He was a Vsmhc a'HeIe Henry Chrk secondary Cuach a! Thomas JeNerson smd. La59 year he was Hue bes? deknswe halfback in one whole area. He had the abmw to be aHVsme Hus eason. He was qule? bu? Larry Joved He Oark added He had w; d fnends. He was m a rowdy 50H d person. The coach paused men 5m 'He would be one of Mme kmd of guys you would be proud of your daugMer m marry a E9her?dqe who Vook over as head coach for JeHerson s Yellow Jacken when Smmy H.H reswgned de no! know Shelly as wH as many d We feams foHowers did But Emendge de coach Skelly during sprmq framing and m Hm shorv perlod of hme Me new head coach saw J V a super kwd boHI as a person and an 5mm He was a dedma teyd young mm Ememdge GARY DRAKE mi The huge bx: .5 no? 5mm as m .mece bm of course w .5 NI 0.5mm on youn g man AH Stafe 5mm also was H19 second baseman and deanup Ham on me d.gncwme Yeuow Jackef b:sebaH feam He was named 9 DAVID EWING me AH mm. mm m mg no The popular was : M Thomas ZeHerSon was buried In Green Jaw Mamomx Par k Beaumonr Enrerpnse. 1. MIKE EWING DAVID HSK KIM GASPARD BILLY GORDON STEVE HERNANDEZ AH DJSWJC' AH State WALTER HIGGS RICK HOPPER CHRIS HUBER KARL JACKSON DERRELL LACKEY RAMON LOPEZ LARRY MAYER All Dutricf AH Sfafe JAY McCOLLUM PAUL RICHARDS KENNY ROBBINS DAVID RUSSELL NCKY SONNIER BUSTER STELLY All Disiricf LARRY STELLY AH Dkfrid DANNY THOMAS GADEN WALKER BOBBY WHCOX BRAD LOUKAS Sr. Manager DAVID GRIFFIN ramer NOT PICTURED: MIKE MILLER Jacke+s Defeai' Purples In Opener THE I97I YELLOW Jackefs sfarfed ON on a win- ning note by defeafing ancienf rival Beaumonf High I4A2. Defense played an imporfanf parf in Hue season opener as the Jackef Headhunfers held +he Purples from scoring while fhree ?imes inside +he +en7yard Hne. If was a low scoring affair which saw Quarterback Larry Mayer chalk up We inifial six poinfs d +he sea son on a Lyard burst. Lafer in +he +hird period. half, back Jeff Cross barreHed over from 6 yards ouf. Larry Mayer led all Yellow Jackef rushers wifh 84 yards on 20 fries. Mayer was also deprived of a hnfasfic 54 yard run back in We fourfh quarfer Sfacy Ross ac- counfed for BeaumonFs lone Jrwo poinfs by blocking a Larry Sfelly pun? which rolled ouf of Hue end zone for 2 po3nfs. LARRY STELLY STEALS a pass from H72 Purples with Waher Huggs 'hrowfng a block. Awesome Jacke+s Blas+ Is+rouma 46-0 W THEIR SECOND game of the seasons the Jack efs displayed some Texas-sfyle ioofbail by demolishing +heir chSS-sfaie rival Isfrouma oi Baion Rouge, 460s Larry Mayer was the big gun for Hie Jackefs as he fallied a career high of 335 aerial yards on I4 comr plefions in 23 fries, This was also good for ?hree T.Dfs. Mayer also scored +he Jacke+s' first fouchdown on a 7-yard scamper, Busfer Sfeliy was the leading receiver wiih I I4 yards on 7 cafches. whiie Jeiwt Cross led all rushers wi+h 89 yards on 7 carries. The Jacke+s wound up with a fanfasfic 557 yards nef ior +he nighf and never punfed once, which proved iusf how dominani Hie Jackets were. Kenny Robbins looked promising while ramming kickoffs and puni's ior a foiai of I74 yards. Robins accounfed ior SI of +hose yards on the opening kick off. JEFF CROSS 134i, Ricky Sonnier 16H and Mike Arrioia i24ii head a isweep' for Larry Maven Eagles Fall 48-l3 FOR THE THIRD game of fhe young season. He Jackeis ?ook +0 +he road and added ano+herwin +0 +heir pre-disfricf slafe. Pasadena shook the Jackef dehense early in the game when +hey lined up in a shofgunifype ohspread formafion. The Jacks? defenders finally overcame fhis problem and held +he Eagles f0 '3 p+s. and IIS yards rushing. The Jackets had +heir besf nighi of +he season of- fensively. rolling up a +o+al of 450 yards alon'g wifh 48 poinfs. Larry Mayer accoun+ed hr 4 of +he 7 Yellow Jackef fouchdowns, scoring +wice on runs of I and 4 yards and passing for the final +wo +0 Bus+er Sfelly and Eddie Baldwin. Kenny Chesfer scored from 4-yards. wi+h Ronnie Cole accounfing for +he IashTD on 6 I9 yard run. Kenny Robb3ns highligh+ed +he game wifh a 75 yard punf refurn for a fouchdown.Thefinalscore read 48-13. : Jr JEFF CROSS GRI JEFF CROSS RAMBLES for a big gain against the Eagles. Yellow Jacke+s Ou+las+ Tough Bellaire 20-I5 x . e . BRIAN CROUCH STARTS up We middb agaw'ns? lhe Cardmals. THE BELLAKRE CARDlNALS showed a sfreak of de+erminafion hafe in +he fourfh quarfer bu? H wasn'f enough to overcome a 20 poinf deficif buiH up by fhe Jackefs early in fhe game The Jackets en'myed a good night oWensively. as they managed fo amass a nef fofal of 245 ydse againsf a very sfubborn, and upsef-minded BeHaire ieam. Larry Mayer was once again +he leading rusher hr +he JackeVS as he pHed up 68 yds. on ins? ll carries. Kenny Robbins led 5H receivers wifh cafches fofaling IO3 ydse The Cardinals showed hafe in +he fourfh quarfer +ha+ fhey were not To be taken Lighhy as fhey gave fhe Jacke+s a Iasf minufe scare by faHying l5 poinfs before having +he dock run out RUSTY DOMINGUE fbelowj funds smooth sa-lmg to Me goaX lmes. ALLVSTATER BILLY Gordon takes a break. Jacke+s Roll On To Defeaf Foresf Park IN THEIR LAST non-disfricf oufing 0y +he I97I seaV son fhe Jackefs frampled over +he never sayrdie For- esf Park Troians of Beaumont Thomas Jefferson's s+arfing offense hardly had a chance f0 work up a swea? producing 28 poinfs wifh hardly a quarfer of p'ay consumed in 1he game. The Jackets rolled up 250 yards +0 Foresf Park's I I l. Mike Arriola sfarfed the scoring spree wifh 6 l4 yard bursf up Jrhe middle for fhe firsf Jrally. This was followed by a 7 yard run by Kenny Ches+er. Mike Miller ac- counfed for +he Jrhird Jacket touchdown on a 9 yard scamper. wifh Daryl Lackey and Ronnie Coie aiso crossing fhe whife sfripe on runs of I yard and 5 yards respective1y6 Larry Mayer was again +he leading scorer wifh runs of 26 and II yards +or touchdown; The final score read Jackets 48 and +he Troians I5. TJ Overpowers Orange Tigers 4I-6 THOMAS JEFFERSON OPENED disfrlcf play wifh a very Impressive score of 4I-6 over Orange Sfark +0 keep Hweir 1H sfafe ranking in good standing. By consfamly ?hrowing the Orange offense kn huge losses and yielding only I yard passing Hue Jacket defense once again rose to the occasion Led by middle linebacker Mike Burke. +he Jacke+ Defend- ers held +he Tigers f0 6 ne+ fofal of 64 yards. Por? Arfhurhs oHense looked iusf as Impressive though gouging ouf 330 yards against a defermined Shark defense, H was Larry Mayer again who was the big Jackef plus. He picked up Il7 yards on iusf 20 carries and also passed for a fofay of I07 yards, Buster SfeHy was +he leading receiver th cafches to- taling 66 yard; This puf fhe Jackehs disfricf slafe at UVOL 220 Nail I Jacke+s Demolish Pira+es 47-6 THE YELLOW JACKETS made if seven in a row, wi+h hapless Vidor being me lafesf vicfim +0 receive the painful sting of We Yellow Jackefs. Porf Arthufs ground game looked devasfafing agaFnsf fhe Bucs, rolling up 265 yards againsi an over- powered Vidor defense. Lanky Larry Mayer led all rushers wifh 92 yards on b carries. Mike Arriola was righf behind him with 36 yards on only 2 trips. The Jacke+s fook fo the airways bu+ oniy femporarv ily, wifh quarterbacks Larry Mayer and Kenny Robbins accounfing for 7 complefions on I I affempfs. Robbins wound up We leading passer for Hue night. due +0 +he help of Sfeve Boneau. who pulled in 4 passes for 83 +o+al yards. Migh+y TJ Blanks Nederland Bulldogs IT WAS A victorious homecoming for Thomas Jef- ferson as fhey handed 1he Nederland Bquogs Meir second has: In disfricf pby 2670. I? was a Yellow Jackefs as Hue Maroon Marauders held Nederland f0 fwo yards rushing up unh'l haH fime. The ou+manned Bulldogs wound up with only W yards for fine night There were 5150 three go$ line sfands dispbyed by HiWs Headhunters which capped a fanfasfic performance by Hwe Jackef defense. H was also the Hrsf Hme H15? 5 YeHow Jacket feam had shut oui fhe BLAHCIogs MIKE MHLER ELUDES ?aclders affer hauhng in a pass. 1- ' i: I '3? , $5 JACKET OFFENSE FLIES ink: action. Jacke+s Fall 22-l4 To Lincoln Bees AFTER ENJOYING 8 sfraighf wins, includEng 3 dis; fricf conquesfs. the Jackefs dropped a fhriller +0 fhe Lincoln Bumblebees for +heir first loss 0; We season. If was also Lincolnhs firsf vicfory ever over a Yellow Jackef hoofban team. Before +he Jackefs could even get rolling. +he Bees had chalked up 22 poinfs and were looking for more buf if wasn'f unfil early in +he 1'ourfh quar+er +ha+ the Jackefs gained new We. While he Lincoln offense seemed to suddenly freeze up wi+hou+ Joe Washing, fon. who was iniured while hurdling fwo Jackefs on a touchdown run +he Jackefs picked up l4 quick poin+s. With less than 2 minufes Ieff +0 play +he Jackefs hailed by 8 points. On second down. fhe snap From cenfer was fumbled away and wifh if fhe Jackefs lasf Chance for vidoryh The Jacke+s managed fo refain possession bur wifh only 7 seconds remaining a des- perafion pass hell incomplefe. LARRY MAYER RELEASES a pass m ?he mck oi Hme. KENNY CHESTER HEADS mm +he hne agamsv fhe lnduans. Tribe Trips TJ 28-2I WH'H ONLY A quar'fer of play consumed. +he Jackefs owned 6 2I pom? advahfage over fhe Por? Neches-Groves Indians buf wafched fhis yead grade aHy cm down by a husfhng Indian fribe. Led by JeH Bergeron fhe fribe caughf up with Por? Arfhur and finaHy crossed +he EH whHe stripes Iafe in Jrhe fourth quarfer f0 posf a 2872l defeat over +he YeHow Jack- efs. AH-Sfafer Larry Mayery fhe Jackef's bread and but fer man made +he game look like a runaway for Thomas Jefferson early 'm fhe game The Hrs? hme Mayer fouched +he baH he sped 62 yards her a YeHow Jacket +aHy. He fhen took the baH 75 yards for any ofher Jacket T.Dy on +he next series of downs. M the same quarter he scored from y yard ouf rounding out a periecf nighf. Mayer wound up wifh fhe game's rushing honors th I42 yards on I0 carries. Had he nof been hurf in the Hrs? haH, the game mighf have had a differenf endingl though outscored by their opponenfsy fhe Jack efs managed +0 omgain fhe Mdians 240 yds f0 ZOI yds. The Jackefs closed fhe season wifh an 8-2 record. TJ Has Winning Season THE I972 YELLOW Jackef cagers enjoyed a winr nIng season, compiling a 2,lrl3 overaH season record The Jackefs finished Third in disfricf sfandings behind Orange Sfark and Lincoh wifh a 6-4 slate. Thomas Jefferson dropped bofh of +Heir dishicf games wiHn Orange Sfark and disfricf champs Lincolns but came wifhin seconds of victory during Jrhese encounfers. Larry Meyers who was The only YeHow Jackef player named lsf ?eam All-Dfsfrict was aiso +he lead- ing scorer For +He Jackefss averaging I3.I pfs. per game. The kinky senior was Jrhe team's leading rev bounder using his fowering sfrengfh under H13 boards Senior Don LaCour was a dependable shoofer wifh an I I.8 average in dishid acfion. Ahhough the YeHow Jackefs pos+ed a winning sear sons they suffered a big bss when Head Coach James Sharp resigned +0 accep? a posifion on +he San An- gelo coaching sfaH. Sharp had been H19 head menfor since I968 and was also named to Hwe I958 shafe squad whHe playing for fhe Jackefs. SCOTT RYAL LEAFS for ?wo againsf Lincdn. x W s LARRY MAYER GETS an und?spu?ed iump shol. Jackets Ta ke Second THE YELLOW JACKET cagers came out of their own tournament with a second place trophy while cross-town rival Lincoln took home the tourney crown. SensationaI Larry Meyer was named to the AII-Tour- nament squad with a whopping total of 59 points in tourney actiont which was only a preview of what could be expected at the talented Senior. The Jackets started their drive to the berth oppo- site LTncoTn with a tlrst round win Over lowty Forest Park. The Yellow Jackets enioyed a great deal of suc- cess during this one with the host taktng a satistytng 7938 Victory into quarterfinals action against highlyr regarded Kountze. Against the Tigers the Jackets went to work and enjoyed a considerably comfortebte lead up til the fourth quartet but held off a fourth Kountze rally 62-6l and advanced fo 6 semi-tinal showdown with tough South Park, The game was a see-saw battle, between two tournament favorites but with only 2 seconds remaining and the score 4745 with South Park on top. dependable Larry Mayer hit a fantastic I2 toot turnaround lump shot to put the Jackets into a showdown with the Lincoln Bumbles tor tournament LaureTse Here the Yellow Jackets Finally felt the sting ot defeat at the hands of Lincoln 67-50. MIKE MILLER GETS two pomts trom the baseh'ne agamst Kountze STANDING FROM LEFT are Ben Cotleth, Mtke MiHert Bob McAdam; Don LaCourt Larry Mayer Kenneth McATeet Scott Ryal. Andrew CastuHe Peter Meeker. Jon Duplanhs. and Brent Guidry. KNEELTNG Is head coach James Sharp. LARRY MAYER STRETCHES for two against the Pirafes. TJ Opens Wi+h Vic+ory THE JACKETS OPENED disfricf phay wifh a conr vincing bI-48 vicfory over the oufrnanned Pirafes. The Jackefanever hailed once in The game due to Scoring sprees by Larry Mayer and Pefer Meeker, Mayer scored 8 In We firs? quarfern 9 in We second and 8 more In +he fhird before buiing on? in +he fourfh frame. Meeker wound up righf behind Hm wiHn f0 pfs, The second meeffng befween me fwo ?eams saw a much more fired-up and upsefnminded Vidor feam. pu+ a scare info +he Hearfs of fhe YeHow Jackefs be fore fhe Jackefs pulled cu? In front and held a 49737 lead. Thomas Jefferson s poor perwtormance accounfed for the fact that the Jackefs drew a grand ?ofal on 17 buls which helped the Bucks considerably Mayer was high scorer wifh I7 pfs. SCOTT RYAL ILLUSTRATES hws oHensive skdls agamsf Vidm. 228 TJ Cagers Fall To Lincoln High WITH AN INlTIAL disfricf vicforyh fhe Jackefs Jrraveled To Lincohv High Schooh where +hey were up roofed 6949 by a powerful Lincohv squad. The Jack efs were unable m generafe any type of offensive game againsf fhe sfubborn and pofenf Bees. The Bees, who were the disfrichs highesf scoring feame were held ahnosf scoreless +hroughou+ Jrhe firsf half of day by a very defermined Jackef defense buf crashed in on many scoring opporfunifies In +he 590 0nd halh Larry Mayer was high scorer for +he Jackefs wlfh lb pfs, In +heFr second disfrfcf meefing wifh Lincohu Thomas Jefwterson was once again deheafed in fheir bid for a disfricf vicfory over +he Bees, 68-59. The Jackets, aHhough champs +hroughou+ the game, puHr ing thin four poinfs o? +he Bees in fhe find quarher after holding an eariy lead. ScoH Ryal led a Jackefs with IE pfs. MIKE MILLER DRWES for two pfs. aga'wm Linco1n while I501 ScoH Ryal hooks on. JUMOR BRENT GUIDRY races HSuper Joe h to the basket COACH JAMES SHARP ponders vhe swuanon from ?he bench. TEAM CAPTAINS FOR me W7lr72 season are Don LaCour um and Law Mayer mm Jacke+s Conquer Tribe Twice THE JACKETS JOURNEYED f0 Porf Neches and fook anofher disfricf win to keep pace with fronfrrunr ner Lincoln 59-48 If fook a Jacket rally in We fourfh quarter +0 finaHy puf fhe game in We bag ChaHes Williams of Porf NechesAGroves kepf +he Indians hopes alive hiHing shofs from all over We floor. AL fhough fl've Tribe gave The Jackefs a run for +he money H was Don LaCour who speHed defeat in Me eyes LTF five lnhms He pu? ?ogefher a brIlHanf display of shooting and a round fofal of I7 pfs. for fhe night Larry Mayer helped ouf wifh lb points. LEFT: SCOTT RYAL GOES for a Mayrup agamst me. Jacke+s S+ymied By Orange Tigers A DETERMINED BUNCH'of Yellow Jackef cagers came wifhin seconds of capmring a much needed vlc- fory overwfhe Orange Tigers bu? lost 666'. H was a game which saw Three Yellow Jackef players 99? info double digi+s. Mike MiHer had 20 poinfs. Scoff Ryal finished wifh l6, while Don LaCour facked up 14 poinfs. The lead changed hands several fimes +hrough- auf +he game. bu? if was Orange Sfark who possessed LARRY MAYER GETS another bucket againsf H19 Orange Tigers. 1331 Don LaCour looks on. he lead in fhe end in fheir second disfricf meehng fhe Orange Tigers once again proved to be +00 powr erful for the Jackefs, gaining a 53-45 vicfory. H was another hair-raising game which saw +he Jackefs fake +he lead earIy in fhe third quarfer. Orange quickly regained +he lead and never trailed againw Larry Mayer and Mike Miller were high scorers for +he Jackets with I2 poinfs a piece. DON LaCOUR SHOOTS over the ouisfrefched hands of an Orr ange dewenden SCOTT RYAL TAKES advantage of a foul call agains? Nededand, BRENT GUIDRY IS unmolesled as he goes up for an easy two poms. TJ Cagers Trounce Dogs IN THElR USUAL fashiom Hwe Jackeh played any ofher squeeker againsf H19 hardnosed Nederland 3qu dogs. The Jackefs prevailed in fl'le end 48-47 buf nof before seeing the hard fighfing Dogs fake the lead several fimes during fhe game. Larry Mayer enioyed anoner successful nighf ChaHdng up I7 pfs. while connecfing on 7 of I3 field goal aHempis Head Coach James Sharp received a going away Vicfory from his Jacket squad as ?bey put away a hapr less Nederland Me by a convincing score 0F 64-4I In Jrheir second disfricf encounfer. Larry Mayer gained scoring honors once again wifh 18 pfs. Righf behind Bufch was Don LaCour wifh I7 pfs. The fwo feams had l5 fouls apiece while the Jackefs Hnished disfrid play with an 674 record. DON LaCOUR DEMONSTRATES his shooting Emmy agams' me Nederhnd Bquogs whde GM Larry Mayer boks on. I972 TRACK SCHEDULE March I l March l3 March 24 March 30 April 8 April 1244 April 2I-22 April 29 May 543 CARRWNG THE BURDEN 05 running the 440 yard relay are Kl f0 d Leon May Tim Carpenfen Sianlev Spooner and Clifton. Jacke+s Begin Early Workou+s Purple Relays Porf Neches Relays McNeese Relays Wesf Orange Relays Nederland Relays Disfrid Meef Regional Mee+ Liffle Sfafe Meef Sfafe Meef I: uh. Aw u I TJ Tracks+ers Train Op+imis+ically THIb YEARS Muvurd relay fear consisted of Ueii fo ring Darrel Lackey. David Broussard Dennis Reynolds, and Anthony McCullar. LEFT1JUNIOR RENE Guidry clears Hwe bar easily by a foot. TJ Hurdlers Prep For Dis+ric+ Mee+ HURDLERS GETTING IN some pracfics before me am dist meet oi me season. They are u. to r.l omen SmegaL Jay Manam Marl Boudreauxe Jeff Cross. Lows Ledouxw and Sfeve Boneau. WITH SPRING TRYING f0 bursf Through before ifs official calendar debut wha+ coqu be more fiHing Than f0 see or parficipafe in a brisk, Invigorating sports acfivify such as hack? Coaches EHis Wise and Henry Chark lost no firms in geHing ?he fracksfers in+o shape. These were the boys who were +0 bring home fhe waurels for Thomas JeHerson this school yeare Wifh a bevy of good Jrracksfers aheady in hand and a promising supply already evident Coach Wise seemed optimisfic as the Team went Info pracficee The boys were hopeful +0 make lasf season's record defir nifely pas? history. and fhe chances are good, th members like Paul Richard, Bren? Guidry, CHHon Sine- gal. and David. Broussard dominafing poin+ makers, However, Eddie Baldwinw one of He besf half milers in the sfafew was Ios+ because of iniuriese He assiswed Coach Wise on giving fhe boys 5 ?ew good poinfers in their pracfice sessions. ,- .TO R.: Milers Barry Hebert and Pat Murphy. Varsi+y Tracks+ers Place Third In Dis+ric+ Mee+ , . ' - g ml w V THE W72 TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW: Rober+ 5mm Dennis Reyndds Barry Hebert John Johnsom Renewick vmcem Darrell Lackey Steve Esfes Jeff Cram Rene Guardw Lows LeDoms Nben Blenderman Paul Rxchards. SECOND ROW: Kenny Andrews Tm Carpenfen Joe Marinn cm BoreL Mark Bourdreaux 5'5 er Spooner. s+eve Spoonen sreve Boneau Abhonso Alpam David Broussard John Hodges. THIRD ROW: Robert Guxdroz Ross AHem CI-hon Smegal. Leon May Anmony McCuHar Craig Golbert Ricky Salem Tommy Cooper, Pat Murphy, Many Robbins, NWTH GRADE TEAM: L. TO R. SITTING: Randy Venebka Bryan Duhom Tm Romerq Roland Damels Pam Sevar. KNEEUNG: Edd-e Dewgb. Paul m5 Am Larcade Rm Roberisom Johnny Ewen. STANDXNG: Gary 3mm Leonard Lyons tamer Myer; Francis Fey. Bryan Mcl- mosh a spy M 1 t x r- I ma rtv WM a X Jacke+s Race To Third Place Finish THE YELLOW JACKET Track Team anchored by Roberf Guidroz's Is? PTace Knish in H19 880 yard dash grabbed ?hird place among disirid opponenfs whiTe parffcipafing in Jrhe annual Dlsfricf 2274A Track Meet Junior Rober? Blythe Hipped fhe discus ISO'b for a second place ribbon and became a regional qualifier in fhe Region III Mee+ held in HousfonT Teammafe Dennis Reynolds ouf'raced opponems +0 find a second place sfanding In the 220 yard dash. This was also good for a frip +0 Houston to compefe in regional competition. The Jackefs 10ml score was 83 5M poin+s. The firsf day 0? Jrrack compefifion saw fhe Jackafs compile a total of 3I 5T6 poinfs. The maiorify 0T +hese points were scored by Roberf BTyfheT who chunked +he discus I50'6 . sophomore Jay Clark. 4th place finisher in +he long Jump and Rene GuldryT who soared +0 third place in fhe pole vault Jacke+s Finally Defeai' w'x MANNING THIRD BASE and short sfop dunes are Mark Wybte and Kenny Robbins LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP ROW: JamesiAdams Jon Duplamis, Larry Turpin, James Emmons Terry Angelle. Rusfv Do- mingue, and Larry Stelly KNEELING: Mike Rogers. Alan McNeil, Bruce GTbson, Mike Campbell, Bubba Duhon. Steve Jackson and Bobby Wilcox. SITTING: James Melfom Frank Cosfanzo. Bubba Lee Jamie TameL Kenny Robbins and Mark Wyble. Coaches are Ray Bquanon and Jerry Min- yard, Nemesis Orange; Cap+ure Disfrici' Ti+le I972 YELLOW JACKET BASEBALL SCHEDULE Dafe Opponenf Mar. I South Park Mar. 2 Bridge City Mar. 3 Beaumont Mar. 6 Fored Park Mar. 7 South Park Mar. 8 Stephen E Ausfin Mar. 9 Bridge Ci+y Mar. 14 Foresf Park Mar. I5 Beaumonf Mar Ib-l 748 Orange Tournamenf Mar. 20 SHsbee Mar 2I Sfephen F. Auan Mar. 22 Siisbee Mar. 23724725 YeHaw Jackef Tour. Apr 4 Vidor' Apr: 7 Lincow Apr. l l Port Necheyerovef Apr, I3 Lufcher Sfarkt Apr. I8 Nederan' Apr. 20 Vidor' Apr, 25 Lincohv' Apr. 28 Port Nechesreroves' May 2 Lufcher Sham May 5 Nederlandt 'Denofes Disfric? Game Coach: Ray Buffingfon HOLDlNG DOWN FlRST and second bases are Larry Turpin and Bubba DuhorL JACKET OUTFIELDERS XNCLUDE Steve Jackson Larry S'ellw and Bobby wucox, V . . . v. THE JACKET P1TCHIN6 sfaH from LEFT TO RIGHT: Jarme T MARK WYBLE CHARGES a ground ball a? Mird basev ameL Jon Dupwanm James Emmons, Sammy MeHorL Mark Wyble, Yellow Jacket Tournament Falls To Jackets LARRY COMPLETES HIS trip around the bases with a dusty shde into home ptatet sate. THOMAS JEFFERSONTS YELLOW Jackets cape tured the annual Yellow Jacket Tourney with a 3-2 victory over Port Neches Groves in the tinai game for the championship With the game knotted at 2-2 in the top of the eighth Larry Stelly connected for a single and stole his way to third base. The next big break for the Jackets came when Steve Jackson drove a line drive to the center field tencet advancing Stelly to home plate for the winning run and tournament crownt Thomas Jeffersont along with Port Neches-Grovest Nederland and tark tOranget captured victories Thursday night to'advance to the semifinals. The Yelr low Jackets started their drive to the championship with a resounding l4-0 victory over Lincoln. The Jacket nine moved into the tinals by gunning down Nederland l278, Thursday night. Port Neches Groves advanced to the tinals also with a victory over tournament tavorite Orange Stark, The Jackets went on to win the tourney crown by defeating Port Neches 3-2. Rusty Domignue highhghted the game with a towering home run in the first Inning. Jon Dur planfis was named to the aII-tournament team for his fine perTormance on the mound. while Mark Wbee made the team at third base. Playoffs For Dis+ric+ And Bi-Dis+ric+ 8 -.V STEVE JACKSON laboveb frofs m for a run. HARDVHITTWG BOBBY WILCOX ?ouche MARK WYBLE tbsloM caugm 'm midrswmg. Prove Bo+h BiH'er And Swee+ kw aHv. m a' lhird base- STEVE JACKSON looks home. . 1.. . vua w. KENNY ROBBINS SKtDS into chird. COACHES TALK rr over, NeH'ers Win Four+h Consecu+ive Dis+ric+ TH'Ie STANDING: Glenn Strauss. Charles Eldimire. James Jackson Lynn Virgilo Mike DeslaHe. Doug Bender, SITTING: Wiley Earner, John Evens . Joe Thibideaux Carl Speigel. Roy James James Denny. McCall Bundy. THE I972 TENNIS Team won +he Disfricf ZZ-AAAA fifle for the fourfh consecufive year. The dou- bles feam of James Jackson and Charles Eldemire won fhe doubles final in sfraighf sefs 6-4. 75, from fellow feammafes Glenn Sfrauss and Doug Bender. Mike Dsslaffe was defeated for fhe singles crown by Larry Sanders of PN-G. 3 6 6-3. 7-5. The boys and girls feam combined to make 27 poin+s while second place Orange Sfark finished wifh I7 poinfs. James Jackson and Charles Eldemire compefed in regional compefifion in Housfon and reached +he semi- finals before losing fo Housfon Sferling, 6 2 bofh fimes. The members of fhe varsify are No. l singles Mike Deslaffe. No. 2 sin- gles Lynn Virgilo, No. I doubles James Jackson and Charles Elder- mire, No. 2 doubles Glenn Sfrauss and Doug Bender. , 4 $77 . V. THE DOUBLES TEAM of Doug Bender and Glenn Sfrauss practice before vhe disfricf fourr namem. JAMES JACKSON AND Charles Hdermire await a relurn voHey. LYNN VIRGILO SMASHES one from MIKE DESLATTE EXHIBITS ms needy backhand. beckcom. TJ Golfers Win Disfricf Ti+le Thomas JeHerson's I972 60H Team anchored by Junior Ray Darville's 76-80456 sfanding in fhe series. fook home first place honors while parficipafing in the. annual I972 Disfricf Golf Meef. AHhough the Jackefs managed fo pull ou+ a vicfory. Huey did if by edging former champ Orange Sfark by one sfrokee Thomas Jefferson finished the Tournament, held af Pleasure Island Golf Course, wifh a 633. The Jackefs owned a nine sfroke lead in Hue firsf round of action before Orange surged wifhin one poin+ of H122 new champie ons. Porf Arfhufs firsf feam consisfed of Ray Darville. who narrowly missed medalisf honors wifh a 7680- l56; Gerald Boehm wifh a 8I-77.l58; Donald Piffs with 76-83459: Bubba Mefz wifh 79-88459 and fi- nally JarraH Jones wifh a 8l-79-I60 1'0 round ouf Me seriese Mr. Leland Kaye golf coach. can fruly be praised for his unfiring hours of coaching. w t v x I THE I972 YELLOW JACKETS GOLF TEAM: TOP ROW, L. TO R. are Jarrett Jones. Donald Pm; Roy Devvmee Gerald Boehme Bubba Mane Coach Leland Kay. KNEELING are Ray DarvilIee Eddie Gorin. Bill Gear, Randy Atkins and John Afcheson. Prac+icing Fundamen+als Crea+es A S+eady Game DONALD PITTS CHIPS a shot tow'ard the green. GERALD BOEHN REWEWS his scoring affer a good round. FOR THE SECOND year in a row, the giHs physics? educa+ion deperfmenf has been chosen as a sfafe demonsfraflon center for physical fitness If was selecfed because of H16 oufsfanding physii c$ education program which H offers. Many differenf sporfs are faughf in fhis prpgram Including tennis Hag foofbaH archery modern dance volleyball. gymnas- tics. baskefbaH, badminfom 50H- ball. and golf. Comprehensive physical fitness +9515 are also given each year. Girls' PE Depar+men+ Is Named Vi MISS DOROTHY DAYS speciaMy is modern dance MRS. MARGARET GAMBLE Ends basket baH an excan 5pm. MISS BERTHA HEBERT 15 head of the department and sponsor of Me UIL voHeybaH 'eam ,4 r0 WW- n, , , w : Hu 3 . gnu T ! W , W 4 '. ,m 21.397 ??H-E S+a+e Demons'rrai'ion Cen+er For Second Year 1'XI DEMONSTRATION f SCHOOL I970-7l MRS. MARIANNE ROSE sponsor of Mae ?6 V nms ream, talks shop wnh player Deanne E: ' ' Dowdy. , t . MISS NANCY McCLA 249 2510 Girls' PE Depar+men+ S+resses Proper modern dancers, PHVLLIS SOURDELLIA PRACWCES her chrp shot , .g : GLORIA ELIZONDO EXHIBXTS a perfecr BATTER MARILYN DUHON swings and m. BADMINYON IS AN easy sport for m arche'v kw - Never, FormI Safe+y. And Good Spor+smanship PAM MITCHELL MAKES use of a poweh m hllrswing during a smh period gow tournament ca? ClNDY BUCKLEY PUTS Hue ball over the me? wifh a forcefm Forehand stroke whHe Paige Holfon ads as her backup. her run m first base. Awards Ni+e Is Highligh+ Of t SUSOE BAKER MARY KAY DURIO MARIAN STECK DEBB'E RATTRAY JAN WYNN res. . WES. ,3, ELAINE WlLIAMS CINDY WIESEN PHmcm MOSLEY BRENDI; WARREN HERMALINDA ORTIZ ec. JO ANN SMITH THE LETTER GIRLS held +heir annual awards nife program on May 1. Awards were given f0 +he outstanding GRA members of each class and +0 the winning vol- leyball and soffbaH feams, The fennis and ping pong champbns and fhe UIL Tennis and voileyball w. fear ? were 5'50 remgnimd- E ' MRS. ROSE PRESENTS Susie Baker mm a plaque for oumandsng LeHer em M me um ferfammenf was provided by Jan 72 schoow year. and Jill Hollier who sang several 152 duefs. Ac+ive Year For TJ LeHer Girls BRENDA WARREN WAS chasm BestAH- SENIOR JAN WYNNe Jumor D bbie Boudreaux and Sophomore PaHI Yenlzen were GRA Around 6M by vote 0; an me gm; who fennischamplons 5m weir respeche dasses. mke gym. THE FOLLOWING SEMORS were members of rhe wmn'mg GRA spoaH learn: Hermahnda Ovhz Brenda Warren Mary Kay Dung Vabne Trevmoe Jan Wynne Swe Baker Yohmda Ramnex Pch-a Mosleve Gerddme Brown and Lars Bryant LeHer Girls Sponsored PlaynH'es LETTER GIRLS SUSAN Baker and Jan Wynn Hm with a skeleion a? the HaHoween phaynife. HERMALINDA ORTJZ PERFORMS a dW- ficult she? as Carla Marcamel looks on, BADMWTON CAN BE an etharaHng game, THE LETTER GIRLS were once again fhe sponsors of fhe hiny successhl freshmanrsophomore pbynife and the iuniorrsenior playnife, These phaynifes provide an opporfunify $or 9M5 of abouf The same age To come fogefher for a soda! hour and to parficiV pafe in various physicaw activifiese This year Hwe freshman and sophomore playnifes were held on The same mghf. The activih'es were centered around Halloween. The girk played volleyban en- myed Hve refreshmenfsw and were conducfed Through a 5pook house In H79 giHs dress'mq room, Provide Fun And En+er+ainmen+ THE JUNIOR-SENIOR playnlfe had Christmas as ifs +heme. The Letter Girls dressed as Chr'wstmas charaders. The girls were divided Info teams and fooh Turns playing badminfom voHeybalL and basket balh The obsfacle course in +he physicah educaNon classroom howeverh was the highth of fhe evening and provided many laughs. MARY KAY DURth Same Bakerh Jan Wynn and Jo Ann Smith munch on the goodwes. THESE LETTER GIRLS pharmed lhe Chris'mas phavnile: Debbie RaHrayh PhHicRa Mosleyh Brenda Warren, Mary Kay Durio Heine WiHEamsh Susan Baken and Marian Sfeck kneelmg. NOT PICTURED are Hermahnda 0er and Jan Wynn. Girls' Recrea+ional Associa+ion KATHY JACKSON TRIES to make H79 baskef as Phwhcwa Mosley boks on. SOPHOMORE PING-PONG Champion Lmn Anmboll and Serum Champion Brenda Warren rake Nme om for a qwck pose. SOPHOMORE CARLA MARCANTEL Jumor Juana Hughes, and Sewer Gerddme Brown were named as omsfandmg ERA members. Offers A Wide Varie+y Of Spor+s THESE ems WERE chow by ?he phvchal educaHon and home economs teachers m be ?th year s posmre queens. They are Cmdy Hum Junior Poms Queen: Kanw Bear, 30pm more Poms Queen: and Marge Gentil. Senior and AILSchod Posm Queen THE GIRLS RECREATIONAL Association KERN is a spor+s orr ganizafion open fo 6 girls cf TJ. Its members compe+e at basket baH. voHeyball, posfure soffbaH, ping-pong and fennis The girls sign'up f0 parficipafe in these various activifies and Hen go +0 pracflces affer schooL There ?hey are iudged by Hwe physical educa- inn feachers and feams made up of Hue ?op Ven members of each grade are chosen. The feams d each grade then compefe For the honor mt being fhe allrschool champions In fhaf parficuhar sport IWM NM, 4v: ; - W i - , v. . av. . .o Q I , 1 -4 GERALDINE BROWN ATTEMPTS to gel the baskefbaH f0 one of her ieammales. UIL Tennis Team Wins Firs+ Place THE TEAM HELD a party in honor of Deanne Dowdy who earned Hue award of Athleie 05 me Month of January. SENIOR BRENDA WARREN pracfices her ' g' 5mm ?! S'mke- PLAYER DEANNE DOWDY was ebcfed capmm by her feHow mammms. In Dis+ric+ Compe+i+ion For Four+h Year TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW: Roxan Renner Carla Marcanfd Arm HrH Deanne Dowdy Susan Rachael and Brand W BO TTOM R W: Gndy KHne Tern Leanc Martha Hernandel Kafhy Singlefary Candy Roll MarHyn Banger Lucna Ramirez. 8 Wren O , .. ..v with 5 ANN HILL AND Susan Rachael are the number iwo douMes this year. THE TENNIS TEAM enbyed a very successhd year with a season record of 6 wins. no losses and l +ie Players Roxan Renner and Carla Marcanfel earned firsf place in dlsfricf compefifion in doubles. Deanne Dowdy reached semifinalisf sfanding In singles compefifion. The Team compefed in +ournamenfs a? Galveston Pas- adena and Soufh Park Mrs. Mar- ianne Rose 25 H19 tennis coach. In+erschoias+ic League Volleyball JUNXOR VARSHY; KNEELING: PaHy McRee Bonme Hum Dorrene Burns sum LeCour Rmh Meeker Roxanna Thomas Jo Tucker Janna Mayer and Chew Snyder. STANDWG: LeHy Broussard Karen Dekom MM SneH Tern LaCour MM Heberr Scader Thoma: Cdudwa Dimiceh Card Ernst Terry RansoneHe, JAN WYNN HERMAUNDA CRUZ Teams End Season Wi+h Records Of 5-5 And 2-8 THE VARSITY VOLLEYBALL feam won Mird Mace in disfricf compefifion againsf the ?eams o; Nederland Vidor Por? Nechesr Groves Orange and Lincoln. The record for the season was 575. The feam parflcipafed in ?hree fournamenfs - Anahuac Hamp- shirerFarmeH and Bishop Byrne, winning ?bird phace 5? the Bishop Byrne tournament In spHe of a 278 record, fhe iunior varsity enioyed many sharpW compefifive games and gained much vahmbhe experience. AH of H19 players on fhis team have a chance af gemng on Hue VARsm PLAYERS. STANDXNG: Jan Wynm vawene Trev'mm Susan Baker sts Hebert VMSW mam next Year, Debbw Boudreaux Juana Hughes and Sarah HsH KNEEUNG: Marqwe Duphssy Jom WNW row Hams WxHxams Hermahnda OWL and Cede MercanVel. SUSE BAKER VALERIE TREWNO Gymnas+ics. Foo+ball. Volleyball. And BECKY IsLes 0055 a mgh mm W JO TUCKER BUMPS the beH over me net for a point Lorena Evans as her spoH'er. Archery Are Exci+ing Spor+s runs for a Vouchdown, 3+1 1 9' MISS HEBERTS ARCHERS gar ready to 5ire. THESE FOOTBALL PLAYERS lake 5 threerpoini Vance in readhess for Me handro . DEBBIE BOUDREAUX SHOWS her abHHy to spike me baH. Fi+ness Tes+s Measure S+reng+h And Endurance ELNNE WILLIAMS 1S timed whde doing CONME BROWN AND Tma Bradley of Mrs Gamble: dass compe'e m Hus soffbaH throw. me Hexedrarm hang. Broussard. Girouard. Lead Corps Assigns ? Drum Malor 7 KAREN GIR7 OUARD Drum Malor 7 CWNDY BROUSSARD Feafure Twwhar 7 BECKY SCHXWART During Thir+y-Nin+h Season Sponsor h MISS DOROTHY DAY THE RED HUSSAR Drum and Bugle Corps complefed +heir fhirfy-ninfh season +his year under the leadership of Miss Doro+hy Dayh sponsor, and Cindy Brons- sard. Drum Maior. Hussar precfice begins 1n Auv gus? and continues 1hroughouf 'rhe football season. Practicing many hours to put on a fhriHing per- formance, ?he Hussers are quife an eye-cafcher during half-fime ecfivihes. The Hussars also march in +he Cavollcade and Chrisfmas Parades. One oh the mosf exciHng evenfs of +he season is the annual Hussar Ball held in December. ther impor+anf occasions are Jrhe induction of new sophomore members the insfallafion of new officers and +he senior banquef. KiHy Abex Peggy Beeson Kay mac Cmdy Broussard Jemce Dem Debbie Denman Debbie Dolce Maori Duphrms Joame Flercher Pa? Garner Karen Gnouard Jan Hamaway HoNy Higgmbomam Donn: Jasec as Pam Jones Betsy Klein Lvdwe Marvin Conme Mercer Daphne Morgan Mary Nest: Lmda Pdmfer Delores Richard Kaihy Rivers Tradi+ional Red And Whi+e Adds Color And Spiri+ To School Ac+ivi+ies Becky Robertson Klm Roy Becky Schiwarl Jana Shrum Dormhy Smnh Joyce Scour Alice Warden Vwck'w Weeks Brenda Wekh Special Occasions Hold Las+ing Memories SANTA CLAUS DRAWS a crowd at the Hussar BaH. 7!- 72 Ideal Hussar g DELORIS RKCHARDS . . 4,5. . javgmulm n 43. L! ! ' l HUSSARS FORM FRIENDSHLP mrcle HUSSARS LEAD THE Wed Pme f0 wekome Sophomores. Parade '0 Me bonhre. Jumor Members MARK BROUSSARD HELPS Sharon Fonfenof fmd me ornamem wifh vheir names on M. 271 Serving The Corps Is An Officer's Du+y FIELD OFHCERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mann Duphanhs Baritone Sergeant Mary Neeb BeH Sergeant Pat Garnet Cymbal Sergeant Donna Jaseckas Bass SergeaM' Jana Shrum Tenor Sergeant: Debbie Denman Assxsfanf Drum Sergeanh and Peggy Beesom Ass-slam Hugh? Ser- gem. r, a A 5 4 4 v w- v SOCIAL OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: Gay PuHen, Secretary HoHy Hggmboiham Rep. 5! hrge. Joanne Flefcher, Umform Quarterr masler Marsha Ghee Asws'anf Uniform Ouarfermashan Becky Frann Reporiev Paula Thomas Chaplam, STANDING LEFT TO WGHT: Debbie Duke lnshumen? Ouar'ermas'en Daphne Morgan VlcerPreswdenf Ahce Warden Padiamemamm Becky Roberison Preslden' Emdv Edwards Historian Susan Websfer. Assisfanf Instrument Ouarvermasren and Kay Black Treasurer Drum Sergeam 7 BRENDA WELCH Bugle Sergeant - DOROTHY SMITH The Maroon And Gold Pride Of TJ .. . . , - n . a , '25? W w . BAND OFHCERS: FIRST ROW: KMy Halh Treasurer: and Rachel RodngueL LFbrarianv SECOND ROW: Karen S'ubbs. stmrian: Sheryl Humane Secrelarv' Leland Henleyh Reponer: Susan Lupfonh Drum Maior: Roxanne Rennen Aswan? Drum Meier: and Jamce Tomasulo, Swingsier CapOam. THXRD ROW: Mehime Shankse VicerPresidenL and Pa! H.995 Presldent UNDER THE DIRECTION owt Mr. John Badge+f and Mr. Howr ard Hutchinson, fhe I97I-I972 band earned the rifle of The Maroon and Gold Pride of TJT During +he Football seasone The Band and +he Swingsfers pres- en+ed weekly pre-game drIHs. The band ako parficipamd in regional and sfafe Confesfsh parades and concerfs. Wifhouf fhe quahfied know-how of fhe Drum Maior. Assisfanf Drum Maior. Swingsfer Captain, and Lieufenanfs, Hwe Band and Swingsfers couH not have perr hormed so well, Their experience and will to lead kep+ the organize; fion alive and successful. Along wifh fhis groupe +he officers played a large role in the life of fhe Band. They carried ouf 1he desires of +he Band as a whole, Senior Band Members Lead The Way In Con+es+ Vicki AHeman Rm Andrus Pat Creed Tammy Febs Martha Hernande. Pat Higgs Ruth Howard exam Hudson Jane lmhoN Ernest Jacobs Susan Lupvon Tim smglemy Cindy Stevens Jim Thompson Eleme WHliams Kern Floyd Barbara Gran Kmy HaH Sheryl Harmon Crysul Higginbocham Delene HaH Sheha McElroy Kay Nicholas Kaneen Norris And Performance Ip. . Leadersh ion Compe+ 5 7 2 Poisel Grace. And Abili+y Help In SUSAN LUPTON :lef- W75 -, ., !- '11 3'01? rguwr'Hz-ujsv n :al'xOVf'lgf pf! t' X-l : -. 'rl iffy! ' ? 7x, N THE BAND AND Me Swmgsters perform Me unusud Hag rouhne for Nederland and Thomas JeWerson football 5am. Choosing The Righ+ Leader BARBARA GRATZ AND Roxanne Rodnque LINDA JASEKAS AND Shela Young may a? one of the many peprraers m: yean A Look A+ The Bands' Year M mu hn-IAma THE TJ BAND pauses for a meme . of prayer for a successhl wm hr the Jackets. SUCCESSFUL IN UK band compehhon were aHrarea wmners: McCaH Bundy Gtenn Sf uss, Cvnr CoHazo. JiH HoHrer and Jan Homer MCCaH wem on m pxay a me 5+afe band in mm. DRUM MAJOR SUSAN Luplon bads +he band m we Schod Sam; at one of the many peprremes. .4... SENIOR SWINGSTERS PARADE proudly down a barren sfreef durlng xxx ' ' ma .4 an earw mornmg Kwdnap Breakfasf gwen by me wmor swmggm 230 A Cappella Enjoys A Busy Year Of WORKING ON A CAPPELLA musxc are HRST ROW: Barbara Leqe Jana Shrum EIame Pemrson Susan Webshan Patty Gounen Marcy Sweaf, Suzanne Forfenbeny Nimene Harqwsv SECOND ROW: JoAnn Smdh Gay PuHen chky Taybn Lesa BaH Kan WI'HIe SyMa Herbert Dxanne Perry Card Summerlin Wanda Save. Debi Lamar, Ka+e Adam; THIRD ROW: JarraH Jones, Fred Dorian DaneH Duqas Sham McMiHan, Charles Ware Clarence MifcheH Don Crane Terry wooden Orren Gaspard 550'? km Terry MangW. TOP ROW: Danny mm Larry KelW Tommy Lackey Dawd Hassinger, Carl Spexgel Donny PM: PM Cavender Ronnie Ciaybone Tom Hardmg, Km Chnshe. THE CHORAL DEPARTMENT had a successwl year wifh i+s vari- ous groups of singers. A CappeHa Choir, MoanceHo Singers. 6M5 Glee Club, Boys' Chorale and Girls Chorus performed enioyable music for a variefy of programs. In UIL choir compeTHIon fhe MonficeHo S'mgers headed by Mrs. Alva VlfaL reached a peak of success by winning The SweepA shakes Award. This Is fhe highesf award given for concerf performr ance and sight reading. A Cap peHa also placed HgMy In UIL Compe+mom AH of +he choirs worked f0: gefher +0 presenf Hwe Chrisfmas and Spring concerfs for H18 pub lic. Choral groups also perform br many schod and civic groups ofher ?han Hwe annual choir com cerfs. A CAPPELLA FAVORITES are Orren Gaspard 835? AH Around and Beau Nmene degls Sweetheart. ExcH'ing Moments In Vocal Compe+i+ion . A x , ALL-STATE COMPEUTORS are Donny PMs Dwenne Perry Sfan McMiHan Dawd Hsssinger MK ROBERT HARRIS F5 sponsor for A Suzanne ForVenberrv Orren Gaspard Keuh Chmhe. CappeHa chow and 6W5 Ghee Cub, Choir Offers Some+hing For Everyone ALLVREGION HNALISTS are FIRST ROW: Kay KMg Dianne Perry Movcy Swea' SyMa Harber? Barbara Lege Elame Pefersoru Terry WoodaH, SECOND ROW: John Tarver Kw KeHy Pam Gouner Nmene Hargm JoAnn Srmvh Susan Webster Suzanne Farrenberw THRD ROW: Terry Meningly SVan McMiHam can Spmgel Phil Cavender Jarret! Jones. Donnv PMs KeHh Christie. MADRxeAL MEMBERS ARE a salad group o5 A CappeHa. They perform for vamous schod and civic mums. MEMBERS INCLUDE: FIRST ROW: SyMa Harber? cm; Summerlm NuneHe Harqls Dianne Pew Renee Reaux. SECOND ROW: Khn KeHy Pam Gounen Su- San Websken JoAnn 3mm Suzanne Forfenberry Don Crane TOP ROW: Terry MaH'mgN, Dawd Hassinger Tomvaackey PhilCavender KthChrisv-e. ACCOMPANISTS FOR THE chmx groups are Terry WoodaH Terry Swarm Peggy Covington and John Tamer NOT 3 ? i. z' ' g r I SENIORS IN A CAPPELLA are Kate Adams Lesa EaH Keifh Chrmie, Don Crane Fred Dorian Orren Gaspard PaHl Gouner. MIDDLE ROW: SyMa Herbert Tom Hdrdmg David Hassmger. JarraH Jones Kay ng. Terry Malf-ngw Stan McMw'Han. BOTTOM ROW: Clarence MircheH Gay PuHem Wanda Sever Jana Shrum Marcelene Sweaf mGy Taybr, Karhy Whne. '5 V V , A I PICTURED -s Mar'ha Hernandez, Accomr OFFICERS OF A CAPPELLA are Jana Shrum VicerPresident: JarraH Jones Presidem: Vicki pamsv kw BOVS Chorale. Taylor secrevary; Pam Gounen Treasurer. Mon+icello Singers Expand This , ,E MONTXCELLO MEMBERS are FIRST ROW; Mrs, A. we! mm cam LoreHa Heard Kerry Jones MeneH 5mm Maw Lou Sth Deborah Barker. Deborah McKenzwe Megan Beckccm Kamy Gdlespia Leshe Landry. SECOND ROW: Pauhne Swlvm Eura DeH Perry Becky Frantz Jam Howard. gem scmwan. om Honon. Karen Achord Susan Whmaker Chem Burke ManNn Tamphn Cmdy Lamb THXRD ROW: deor am Kerry Hows mm Blanton 59m Boneau Jerry Boehm Larry Roberts Dawd Byley Deborah scypm Susan ngm Pam MucheH Carole Mackey, FOURTH ROW: Danny Chaddnck Norman SureHe, Robert Sanford Kenny Robbms Rober? awe Dervms Deskm Robert Best Eddie Nerson RusseH Lyday Bred Cavenden Larry 5mm Pam Seven Many Burky Ram Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Jew Morream Km Lough. Danny SpuHOCL Charies anon Gbn Hum John Hodges. pa OFFICERS FOR MONTICELLO w'ndude Danny Chaddrkk. wcepreswdenh Jame Howard secrecary- Kerry Homes prewdenl' Becky Pram Neesuver. MRS. ALVA VITA Year In Performances And Populari+y MONUCELLO FAVORITES ARE Jackie Howard, Sweefhearh Steve Bone Be Pram: Bed AH Around. Karen Achord Debbm Barker Alicia Canfu Cherw Burke Dan Chaddmck Martha Hernandez Kerry Hdmes JackEe Howard Glenn Hudson Susan ngm Pam MHcheH Becky schzwm Pauhne SW5 Jacque Taylor Susan whnaker PHMCM MOSELY WIITATES Dvscfor Mr. Harris. durmg a 5M at the banquet Many Hours Of Hard Prac+ice Help MEMBERS OF GIRLS GLEE CLUB are TOP ROW: Becky Forse, Edith Haywood Chem Snyder Philicia Mosmv Pam Warr ran, Theresa Ledford Susanne Stephens She'da Fomenoc. SECOND ROW: Debbie Huckdbay Paws Befaner Karen Gmdm Ann Siansbury. Lora Levine Cora Dokom Vicky HolsVead BeHnda Woods Dwme Plouse. THRD ROW: Denese WaceHe Terry Swarm Trudy Elender Lois Wanna Susan Dunahoe Peggy Covinglon Nice Tahmafez, Karen DeRouen. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Tame Rhonda ScoN Debb4e Kluns Jam fohrow VerneH Avdm Card Carr Kayla Sloan Sarah Cammareri. Kathleen McDanlel, Card Coon. OFHCERS ARE VICKE Hokcead chadbm: Debbwe Huckabay Vreasurer: Jom throw sec; retary: Suzanne Sfephens vice-premdenh Phwhcwa Mosley preswdeni. To Make These Successful Choirs BOYS' CHORAL ENLIGHTENED the chem concerk wnh a varFe fy 05 songs, Texans Finish Ano+her Year Of Serving THE TEXANS GENERATE 5qu denf enfhusiasm when fhey ap- pear af pep rames and football games wifh Mascot Big Buzz rid- ing high on ?beir shoulder. Joey McWilliams was elecfed captain. Twenfy-five boys appHed for membership in H'Ie Texans under the leadership of Mn Louis King. Texans in Hweir familiar black Wesfern regalia served fellow 5fu- den+s by adding fo +heir enioy- men+ of football activifies MK LOUIS KING speech ?eacher for the CAPTAIN JOEY McWNLIAMS was in pas? eight years sponsored We Texans. charge of seeing Mat Em; Buzz appeared m siylev JARRATT JONES KIM STELLY EDDIE GORIN MIKE PRESTON TJ S+uden+s A+ Pep Rallies And Games JAMES VAN HESS STEVE CHICHOWSKX NORMAN GASPARD WILEY BARNER 289 WCKI RABALAIS EDNA ARREDONDO CHERYL UNTHFCUM All Girl Cheerleading Team Boosfs THE CHEERLEADERS LEAD me quHy Jackefs mm a pep raHy behare Me Nederland game, EACH YEAR THE Sfudenfs af Thomas JeHerson Med 51x cheer- leaders f0 lead fhem 1n 1heir sup- porf of We MigMy YeHow Jack- efs. The year of I97h72 was +ha+ of a Ersf because six girls were chosen insfead of He fradMonal three girls and eree boys Having six g'xrls lead Jackef Wrens proved +0 be a success. The all 9M cheerleader ?eam fhaf boosfed spirif and led the Jackef fans was Vlcki Rabalais Sfephanie Gaspard Cherw Linw- cum Mary Johnson Kay MarshaH and Edna Arredondo. MRS. JUDY CAMPBELL Cheerleader Sponsor. School Spiri'l' In A His+orical Year KAY MARSHALL STEPHANIE GASPARD MARY JOHNSON THREE DISTRICT SPEECH winners in poem include Jana 5mm OTHER SPEECH WINNERS INCLUDE vmk. lmhoff kemry Rich- second: Bob Black second. Lani MaaneI won Hm m prose readr 3rd Fletchan and Lindail GuiHory, ing. 9F7UMH5 thHiWiW A 052w - MA DE At a warmrup meef Jefferson studem Jana Shmm Bob Black Sharon chhano' Orren Gaspard and Vucb ImhoH won Endivudud awards. Jefferson Wins Li+erary Award Preparafion for compe+i+ion in spring lnferscholach meefs begins in earnesf soon affer +he second semesA fer begins. Alfhough +hese sfudanfs represenfed TJ in fhe meefs. many ofhar sfudenfs conhibufed by com pefing alfhough fhey were eliminafed in final rounds. Jefferson won sweepsfakes af H19 disfrid UIL meef held af Lincoln High School. Not picfured here buf confribufing f0 1his success was a science feam composed of Eddie Gorin and Va! Fey. SUDE RULE TEAM winners include Tom 6mm second: Bobby Harlin, sme hm phace: and James Emmons. m . Preston Wagner represenfed JeHerson 'm the spelling contest while Mark LeBlanc won Mo Hrsfs in district and placed second In regional pumaH-m comm, S+uden+ Body Congress I 97 I -72 THlS YEAR HAS seen various changes in Studem Body Con gress. The sponsorship has been faken over by John Godwine +he new activities direcfor. One of The maior CommiHeee which had ifs height wifh +hree rock music program in March Congress has also deared +he building of a i- cvde and mcforcycle parking area. Two mos+ confroversial mat fers facing +he sfuden? govern- menf have been fhe hrfher liber- alization of the dress code and the abolifion of final exams. In +he springe Congress reprer senfaflves aHended +he Texas As- sodaiion of Sfudenf Councils con- vention in Austin +0 enfer TJ In Me running for TASC president Sfudenf Body Congress 15 com- posed oh represenfafives from +he 78 homerooms plus several ofher smdenf represenfafivese CURRY COOKSEY Preydenc FRANK DATTALO DAPHNE MORGAN JACQUE TAYLOR cherPresxdenI RepresenfaHvereVrLarqe Secre'ary KATHY WHITE DEBBE DOLCE ORREN GASPARD Parhamen'amn Correspondmg Secrevery Scnbe MR. JOHN GODWXN OUTSTANDING CONGRESSMEN ARE Jana Shrum and Farley Fomenm. Sponsor SENXOR CONGRESSMEN ARE SEATEDV Jay McCoHouqh Curry Cookseyv Kafhy thek Jocewn Edwards, JeH Pnce Cindy Wexsen Wan eHa Armsfrong Ray Couch Jana Shrum Daphne Movgan Brerda Warren, STANDING: Shardey Spooner Ghan Fofenof Debbwe RaHray Onen Gaspard KMy Moreno Cvaig Brousserd Wdey Barnen Rxck Hopper Bob mack Debbm Duke JUNIOR CONGRESSMEN: BOTTOM ROW: Lucy Rerrurez Cmdv Huvd Anna Smon. SECOND ROW: Kay MarshaH Aw: HoweH Eddh HoweH Debbua Dunahoe Susan Brousard Cherwe Cross. THIRD ROW: Emmy Edwards Deanne Dowdy sz Seamen Susan wppomo Becky Frann Deana Spencer Tony Fakour. TOP ROW: Val Fey Randy Homer Lynn Vngdo Dannv Avery Mxke Daws Sfeve McWHliams. SOPHOMORE CONGRESSMEN. SEATED: Tma Neman Ruth Meeker Dena Gmdry Kafhy Smbbs Befsy Durso. STANDWG Brenda Dsrese Km Shephard Jamce Lmlhicum David MMer AHce Arrwob Gare Horton Mordyn Berger Laune RansoneHe Sharon Sadwen BeHy Kewh. Breaker Congressional CommiH'ees TOP LEFT: FRESHMAN CONGRESSMEN are Richard Andrepont MeHsse Pittman Johnny Elfom Dab Srelly. Ronnie Taboh Kevin Judme. BELOW: ELECTION COMMLTTEE are Rmky Hopper. Deborah RaHray, Bob Black Kathy White, WUey Earner, Debbie Dulce Wayneifa Armstrong, Farley Fon- tenet and Ray Couch. CommiH'ees Do Congress' Work I SCHOOL SPIRH COMMHTEE indudes MarshaH, Stephanie Gaspard. STANDV Wewsem Mary Johnson Belsy qu Debr SEATED: Edna Arredondo Brenda war we: Lucy Ramm. Deanne Dowdy Cher bie Dokev ren Terry LeBlanc, Nice Ariohx Kay rwe Linvhmm Eddie SMgIeton Cmdv JANA SHRUM AND Farley Pomenm work mm m bring heifer assembhes to m ms year. Two rock programs NgHFgHed me sprmg semester. COMMITTEE CHNRMEN ARE Walter H199; oedema; CommMee: comm tee. The Credennak ComrmMee checked me congressmen' grades every mne weeks. Clwc commiHee nommaled charm of me mon'h and the FaH Recreahon commIHee planned Hamecommg achmes, Officers Prepare For A Typical Congress Monday JACQUEV - - CURRYV . . DAPHNE. .. MR. GODWW. . . 300 AFS Members Enjoy Annual Par+ies AFS OFFICERS ARE Karen Smbb; recording secrefary: Becky Moore. vicerpresidenl: Susan Lumen secrefary: Roxanne Rodrigue. aflendanca secrefary: and Kmv HaH preside ? AFS ACTIVITIES THIS pasf year were many and varied Members had flue opportunify +0 learn much abouf Belgium ram Martins De Man. a visifing ex- change sfudenf. Marflne spenf a week wifh Kiffy HalL presidenf d AFS and was abie +0 answer puzzling quesHons asked by varir ous groups of smdenfs. She was We sixfh exchange sfudenf +0 Wsif TJ. The adulf chapter of AFS sponr sored a bond drive to raise money to finance H19 upcoming exchange sfudenf, Because of complications only one day was set aside f0 raise funds. $700 was raised in the? short time. The aduH and sfudenf chapfers 01 AFS also sponsored a coin show in the spring. ther dufies of AFS were To Hnd a home for +he exchange sfui denf next year. Marsha Newton was chosen to go abroad this summer, MEMBERS OF AFS enioy a Christmas parfy that bnthens Ohe season. AFS Accomplished Much This Pas+ Year 1 SEVEN HARD WORKING wmors heip to make AFS proleds a success They are: Nancy Hammond M. C. Upe Lena Kay Blueslem. Liana Burke Becky Moore Susan mpolifo. and Glenn Sirauss. . : x- .i A MARUNE DE MAN exchange smden? mm Bekyum faHns m AFS members about Seniors Lead AFS Proieds SENIOR MEMBERS OF AFS are FIRST ROW: Kerry Floyd Sheryl Harmon Jan Redd and Marque GenM, SECOND ROW: Kaihy Rwers Peggy Jones and Cindy Broussard. THIRD ROW: Pam Lur queHe Kathy White and Lemme BomHion. FOURTH ROW: Jane ImhoH Angeb Ra- may and Rene Andrus. TOP ROW: Behnda Hannah and Cheryl Ldecum. her schod her Home and hev coun'ry. MARTINE DE MAN and KiHy HaH. 304 Sophomores Take An Ac+ive Role In AFS SOPHOMORE AFS MEMBERS are TOP ROW: vmn BoneNe Rum Meeken and Page HoHon. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Enr new and Pahy Fnedl. THXRD ROW: Ker rm Shepherd. Denna TriHcQ and Km Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Joan Lohr mann, Karen Nichom and cynma Mayer. HRST ROW: Krm Burk Iva Tim mermam and Pam McRee. . .3 , KITTY HALL AND Mike Rehhng. PNGS AFS pr 1 'o .f ...;'x .t:$ v; .hv , o '0 d esidenr, enioy a snack Mm exchange smdem imm Arqeana and Belgmm. Heralds Enjoy A Busy And Exci+ing Year HERALDS IS AN organization +haf sfrlves +0 carry ouf proiecfs of service to Thomas Jefferson. Qualificafions are w'xHingness +0 work hr The beffermenf of the schod and a desIre f0 improve our communiw. Membership is based on a quota: three f'rom each senior homeroom and +wo from each iunlor homeroom AH interested sfudenfs submif their names +0 Herald officers and are chosen on a basis of pre vious service records, Proiecfs sponsored by Heralds include fhe annual Homecoming Dance a Thanksgiving. 5 Chrisf- mas and Spring Proiecf. HERALDS HELPING WXTH vhe Thanksqwmg Prmecf are Kay MarshaH KiHy HaH Eddie 6min Mark Duhorh Jane! Hoy Wdey Earner. Memm Shanks V'mlu Nleman and Cheryl Tucker. Service Is Heralds' MoHo OFFICERS ARE SUSAN Stewart secre- fary: Susan Lupfom freasurer' Orren GasV pard presuient: Steve Cichowsh vicar presxdenf. SENKORS ARE TOP ROW: Ewe eom WRIey Barnen Mike Travis smley Spoonen Fem Meeker. SECOND ROW: Rachel Rodriguel. Ann HHL Jeanie Brown. Kmy WhHe. JoAnn Smith Rena Andrus, MarHyn Mlnfen PhyHis Bucaud. BOTTOM ROW; Jane ImhocL Rum Howard, Janice Tomesulm Connie Mercer, Barbara Gran. and Pam Jones. ORREN GASPARD TAKES .3; ' SEMOR HERALDS: TOP ROW: Peggy Beeson Chery! Linwcum Lam MarlineL Janet Hoy Tam Dubose Jan Wynn. SECOND ROW: Cbrence MxicheH Shem Harmon Mann Dupbnhs Crysm H'wqgmborlwam Cindy Wuasen Kafhy Rwers Debbie Barrow; Roxanne Rodrigue Km HaH Chem Tucker Donald CraneA BOTTOM ROW: Pam Rovhman Daphne Morgan Kay ng Sheda Mthov Debbwe Doke. and Jan Havhaway. WMQRSMMERS: STANDING TOP - ROW: Brenda Pam Elaine Peterson. Liz Seaman Paw Mcem EmNy Edwards De- anne Dowdy Diane Wilcox Becky mm. Mary Lou 5mm. Barbara Brown Annibee Lem; Debtue Delacm Roxanne Renner, Kathy 59m LaDnnna Harrison. STANDV MG? BOTTOM ROW: Diane Guernsey Rum Reyem Nancy Hammond. Pam Lewm Susan tppomo, Lena Kay Bluer mm th theridga Stephanie Morgen, Kay MarshaH. SEATED are Johnny Norma Joe Macelras Danny mm Charles Elde- mire and Lynn vngno, 308 DECA S+uden+s Gef Involved In Club Affairs DE STUDENTS CWDY Goihwa and WaneNa Armshong say Leave me some as Karen Morgan pmes 600d on hev plave m a puza parfy. ONE OF THE many dufies of fhe DECA organizafion Is f0 frain ifs members in The workings of democracy Monfhly dub meet ings are always fun as well as edu- cafionaL ParHamenfary procedure, refail Jrraining, and genera! good manners are fhinqs one can learn while having fun in DECA. Almosf IOO s+udenfs parficir pafed In the DE program during The year under Nye leadership d Mrs. Thelma Coffen and Mn Rush Smith. Display windows and pear +ers +hroughou? We building kepf ofhers aware o;1he DE program's advanfages DECA MEETING PROVES excmng as Mese mam enioy mar pm. Approxxmafew voo studems pmapavea m we program. DECA Gives Par+y For Underprivileged Children CHRISTMAS IS AN evenf of happiness and good cheer for mos? middie dass smdenfs 5? TJ. Hawever Hwere are many small children in POM Arthur who would not have been 5H9 +0 share Hwe ioy of Chrisfmas bsf December 25 except for the generos'wfy of DECA members. Each member sponsored one chlfd and broughf gifts clothing and love f0 fhe cth af Me special parfy. The Chrlsfmas parfy is iusf one Of ?he communify proiecfs sponsored by DECA during the schod year, THWS EXCITED CHXLD gen helped across the fame m have a chm wmh Same Chus Mr. Rush Smi+h And Mrs. Thelma CoH'on. D.E. Sponsors THE DE STUDENTS knew Hwaf fhey had fhe fwo besf feachers in fhe sfafe of Texas Mr, Rush Smiflw and Mrs. Thelma Coffon. Mr. Smifh wIH be Ieaving af Hwe end of Hwe school year AH the 5m, denfs wish him the bes+ of hick Mrs. CoHon wiH be back +0 lend her fabnf as a +eacher +0 help a +hose forfunafe enough to have her. MR. RUSH SMWH and Mrs. Thelma COHOm DE sponsors SANTA CONTINUES TO make his rounds. Special Awards Are Given To Gradua+ing OUTSTANDING STUDENTS IN the Thomas Jefferson High School Disfribufive EducaHon Clubs were honored April 20 in Hwe annual honors and employers, appreciaHon banquef In Hue TJ cafeteria. More Hwan 200 SW- den+s empkyyers and schod adr minish'afors aHended. Among the awards were: Hop right picfurd Cindy Gofhia Howard oufsfandr ing girl klub 1$2 and Lindall GuiHory oufsfanding boy Hub 1? 2L Cindy 6. Howard was also elecfed DE sweefbearf. The most covefed DE awards were pres- enfed to Hop haff picfura Tyrus Bordelon and Elroy Blyfhe for out sfanding service. Dickie Plessab was honored 1tor his hard work on disphys , ' ' , M. . GAMING SPECIAL HONORS and awards were Pam Parsons oucsvandmg gm Iclub N ew Lang oursvanamg m tdub :11 Cmm emmm oursmndmg 9er mm: a ll. Seniors. THOMAS JEFFERSON s DELEGATES m we annual DECA sme headershwp conference mduded mm mm candxdafes for was once. They are Hroy awe Honorary preswdeM' Mark LeBlanc presidem- Rmky Mam weerpresxdem: and LmdeU Gm'Hory sergeanrvm arms. As+ronomy Club Enjoys Fines+ Year ASTRONOMY CLUB MEMBERS: STANDING: Tommy Lucas Mike Pevm Kim SQeHy Rev Couch Dawd Roblchaun Wdey Barner Berk S+e ward. Terri Dubose Bob Shack, Walter H1ggs Brian mackwood Ernesv Drake Edda Trmca Chm Durso and Dawd Orr. SITTING: Edde 6mm Brenda Pahno kae Preston Par Higgs and VS Fey. ASTRONOMY CLUB HAS en- oned ifs mos? acfive year. Marked by a brge membership of inferesfed eruderds Hue club Has held a meeting every second Tuesday fo discuss such varying ioplcs as laser communications time, and stellar evomfion. While slighfly ironical, the club has spent Very few sessions observing fhe heavens because of Port ArthuHs cloudy overhead. The club has however. observed a simulafed view of fhe sfarry sky on its field Jtrip +0 the Burke-Baker Plane'rar- Ium in Housfon, In The mean+ime some of, fhe members consfrucfed a reHecfing felescope Kn anficipa- Hon of focusing more on His sub- iecf. . s PICTURED ABOVE ARE Mn BiH Tokan sponsor: Chris Durso preswden and 390. Stewavd Secretary Red Cross Involved In Civic Ac+ivi+y RED CROSS IS one of Hve brqr es? organizations af TJ consisfing of one represenfafive from every homeroom, Under +he sponsorship of Mr. Robert Kindell. Hve club carried out a very successhl Toys for Tofs drive af Christ mas Hme, The Club members dec- orafed the free In fhe cafeferia and placed fhe giHs underneath if. TOP LEFT: AFTER THE TOYS for To'sH drive members Lelend HeMey Denm's Deskm. Cassandra Louvier and Kasten . Adams boked over the coHecHon of gifts. BELOW: MEMBERS AT ONE oi the Red Cross mee'mgs were tLrH Laun Boullion. Marfha Hernandez Mary Jones WHde Cannon, Sherry French Joe Mace'was and Mike DeslaHe. Slide Rule Team Big Winner WXTH SENIOR ROBERT Herlm emergr mg as state wmner m 4AA compehhon vhe Shde we Team Ce'ebrawd x95 mos? suc cessm year m .+s hsmry. Members Com- pevea m mm pvachce meets as weH as m dmncr regmax and sfafe UIL Expenenced member Tom Gmdry won one ins? two seconds vwo Wrds one burm and one Hm whde James Emmons coHected one second two fomhs and two HMS, In Me begmners dwrsron Bob Davis won one hm ?our seconds and one fome. Terry McEroy coHecred Mo HMS and Gene Juneau a third phce. hv dmnd UIL me team 06 Robert Herr hn Tom Gmdry and James Emmons swepf me had wxrh hrsf second and de phaces. Ronme Alberf won ms: in mm high comesvs. LZVM Nat .-.;. SEATED: Gene Juneam MaHha Morgan and Bob Daws. STANDING Mke McCov Roy Daere BMV chard Tm Gcbd Terry Mthoy Jae Macewes Ray Deere and Jud Jones. In Numerous Compe+i+ive Mee+s MR. JACK SELL is the dub sponsor. M55 Lavern McMiHan and Mn Roberi KmdeH also 555150 WW! Me team's ach'vihes. 318 PoIH'icaI Science Pre-Law Club 433-1. : MEMBERS OF THE Poh'hca SCIENCE 7 Pre-Law Club are SXTTXNG: David Smnh Roy James wce president Douglas Bender Greg WaHhers 1premdenfl Mark HEN and Howard Sfeck. STANDWG: Garence MucheH Bernard F. Long tspansod Chades WeaneraH and Thad Penn. POLIWCAL SCIENCE PRE- LAW club represenfs a smaH group of sfudenfs with a special inferes+ In today s problems They hdd monfhly meetings wifh their sponsor Mr. Bernard Long who fakes a special inferesf in Texas pomica Another group inferesfed in current maffers is the ninfh grade debate feam, also sponsored by Mr. Long. They affend sever$ meefs, debafing fhe quesh'on: Re- solved fhaf fhe American iury sys- fem should be drasficaHy changed. NXNTH GRADE DEBATE team members are SITUNG: Barbara Lindsey Bernard P. Long Isponsori and Susan Cross. STANDV XNG: Dawd Smith and Thad Pahn. Two Clubs Impor+an+ To S+uden+ In+eres+s AMATEUR RADIO CLUB members are STANDING: Sfeve Mazzanh sponsor, Chades Elliott Benny Bryan and chh Martin. SlTTING: Vd Fey Preswdenf Thomas Lucas V7? Roberl Tahanev Secrevary and Gary CarnbeH Treasurer. PROJECTOR CLUB MEMBERS: STANDXNG: Danny Chaddrick Joey McWHhams Joe Gaufhien Buscer SteHy Dane Marvin. Steve Eshas Kevm Adams. KNEELING: Dale 5'9wa and Ronn'we Reed. Chess Club Members Improve Ra+ings CHESS CLUB MEMBERS: STANDING: Sponsor S9eve Mazzanh Bruce BarneH Brian Bfackwood Sec. George Bowden Davvd Shachet. SW 'HNG: Dawd Romero Pres. Dudby Bmaud Trees, Ray Lyons VVP. New members '0 H78 Chess cm, are: Tres Gddsmwh Rue Hank; 5rd SCDH Monk Ipicmred bebwi. FHA Experiences Ano+her Busy Year wuss BLANCHETTE HELPS cm Coon serve feachers 50 me Teachers Tea Hum was gwen THE HOUSE OF FHA cheers me Jacms avcmmas. on lo chory. As Barbara Brown mixes m her 'ouches '0 We Jacket Skew, FUTURE HOMEMAKER GRLS enloy having dmner with H'verr favhers on Daddy Date NFgM. www.4- M .W w i 1 V r A f .. . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Barrow Hysmrmn Cheryl Tucker wce preswdem pubhc rebhons Jeanme Browm preydent Barbara Brown wce premdem Proledsh Judy Bafson freasurer Pam Jones wce premdem Degrees Marfha Hermanoel Secrefarv. Vick: Mason, che Presvdem Recreariom xi HQ ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MEMBERS: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mvra Kirby Marganfa Gamma; Conme Brown Marhnez. STANDING: Cvmhwa Bowman Nancy Emmer? Melrsswa PHmam Jane Eldndge Juh'e Daws Rhonda Cuwd Teresa CHARLOTTE LUSIGNAN WAS chosen Berry Crocker gm of me mnz schod year. The award was based on me highesO score on We BeHy Cracker Oesf. AH semor 9wa in Home mam; comma. SPONSORS OF THE l97L7Z FHA: STANDING: Mrs. Francis Thomas. SITUNG LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs MarHyn Dariez. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF America had a busy and excifing year. Their gow was f0 recruif more members and involve fhem in acfivifies. They shaded H18 year by Having a Get Acquainfed parha Then In Odober ?he mem- bers gave a Halloween party for Hughen School children. In No- vember fhey enferfained with Daddy Date Nighf when members brought along their fathers, In December the members planned 5 Teachers Tea Parfy. They clir maxed H16 year wifh a Mofher- Daughfer banquet Fu+ure Teachers Of American Ini+ia+e THE THOMAS JEFFERSON Chapfer of Fufure Teachers of America has inifiafed a new pro- gram of sfudenf feachlng H115 year. Several members 0; FTA visif various elemenfary schools in our communify every day +0 learn fhe basics of feaching and ?o gef experience in working wifh chiL rem The group of abouf 40 Hard- working boys and g'xrls planned and carried ouf a variefy of pro- iects 1his year. They organized the smdenf feaching program. gave a fees for fhe fead'lers had 63 Christ mas paer and parficlpafed In Career and Awards Night These sfudenfs worked dilir genHv all year +0 make H19 year a complefe success. NDING W STUDENT teaching are Pafsy Timmerman, Holly Kwkwood Cherw Tucker mGi hnhoN and Manan Shack. FTA OFFXCERS ARE Roxanne Renner TI-urd Vwcerprestdem' Barbara GradL Parliamen'anan' Manon Sreck st'odan' Jemce Tomasub Treer smer' Cheryl Tucken Presldenl: Dav-d SchneH ersf Vwce-Presldenf' Jan Hathaway Second VmeereydenV' and Rene Andrus Secrefary. 324 S+uden+ Teaching For Firs+ Time . ' b. . - ' m ' :, L l ' . , n . L L . ' 'A ' , . V an. n 1 II , n M , r . . SENIOR MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW: HoHy Kvkwood Debtne Barrwow Roxanne Rodnque Susan Lupfom Janice Tomasub Marion Stack, Pa? Creed Crysm Hsggmbocham, TOP ROW: Racha Rodriquez Patsy Timrmarman B-H Berryman Dewd SchneH SheHa McHroy Rena Andrus and Chem Tucker. m; . t FTA SPONSORS are Mrs. Laura Hathaway Mr, M'mm Simmons and Mrs. Nora Gregorv. LUCY RAMIREZ AND Cheryl Tucker se- rem an aHrmm for envermnmem 5+ me PTA supper. THESE GiRLS RECEIVED specual rewards av vhe FTA awards mgM. Rena Andrus Sue Adr CHERYL TUCKER CONDUCTS a wpm am; Susan LaCour Barbara Howard HoHy thwood and MaHon S+eck. morning meehng. Pbuse TOP ROW Lucwa RameriL RoseMarv Newsome Juana Hughes Sherry Knox Lovenza Gwlber? Sandra Hardy Vwcki Tamphn Ma Timmerman, Susan Lacour and Much Marhn. J26 Fufure Nurses Enjoy An Acfive And Produc+ive Year FUTURE NURSES 7L7Z OFHCERS: SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: LaLme BomHFon presldenr: Nancy CoHem 7 reporfer: Mary Thomas 7 secrefarv' Mary Jones 7 chaplam' Shem FeH - second wce preswdenf: Mahnda Ramirez 7 freesurer' Sharon Dover 7 senior represeMar Me: Donna Echok 7 wce presxdenf' Shanda Preiean 7 parlwamenVarlanrHsfoan. MRS. JESSIE JUDD MiHer and Mrs. Sanr FUTURE NURSES HAD great school spmt. dra wmaker were sponsors of FNC Hm year. TOP RIGHT: JOCELYN FEAST SENA 10R member of FNC duhes we Wm; 5+ me hospifal. JUNIOR MEMBERS OF FNA: BOT TOM FIRST ROW: Lucy Thomas ConsVance Hawldns Rache1 Reyes Ror Senna Bordelon Nina Shellon. SEO 0ND ROW: Mary Jones Gerald'me Gary Pamua Lawson. Nancy CoHeHI. THIRD ROW: Debbie RamNeL Glenda Preiean and Mehmda Remwrez were Me sophomore members of ?he Future Nurses Club. FNA Annual Field Trip Was To Aus+in, Texas Laune BouwHwon Rosa md BOWIe Gerahime Brown Sharon Dover Donna Echols JoceLyn Feast Shem Fen Nancy Foyer Kathy Jackson Jacqane Jones Fares? Levme Cassandra Louwere Mm Moseby Sharon PHAprs Mane Pure Paula Hummer Mary Thomas Jan wynn SOPHOMORE MEMBERS. FXRST ROW: Karen DeRouen Donne Juneau Karen Blanca Pam LHman mGy GIHeHe, SECOND ROW: EHen Daws Lon Foreman Oaudm Dumas Kamy BeaL THIRD ROW: Karen Sheperd dea Cannon, PM Uh 1 : In+eres+ed S+uden+s Join FBLA To WHAT BETTER way to learn abou? Hwe business world than +0 ioin Me Fufure Business Leaders of America club? This club gives one a beHer undersfanding 01: how to meef fhe pubHc and work 'm the business ond, Members -.: 2 ask! 9m visHed an area rainery and had a leqd secrefary speak +0 mam, Typing We baskefball programs was fhe cluUs service proiecf. and hoHday parfies added +0 Hue orr ganizafion 5 goals and purposes. 3: ; 2: ex... HELPXNG NANCY HEBERT and Vanessa 5m Wm me baskefbaH program gems are m In SourdeH?a and Beverxy Duphnf, FBLA SPONSORS ARE Mwss Fay Wackburn Mrs. Lmda Wasser and Mrs, Jo Pnddv. 0mm; are vm Rabam preswderd' Svephame 6:57 para, vicerpresiderd: Jane ngm seumm Pauhne Silva treasurer and Nancy Hebert parhamemamdn 330 Advance Sfudies In The Business World FBLA MEMBERS: SEATED: KavMeen Norris Cheryl Linthicum Mardyn Mmfer Phylhs SourdeHiss VmIer CoHums Nancv Heben Cheryl Cross and Beverly Duplanl. STANDWG: Sadie Gary Pam LuqueHe Jane Knigm Karen Foshee Stacy Symonmn Marianne Reeves Cavla meomb Key MarsheH th Rabams Sfephame Gaspard Fauhne SM: and Vanessa Burt Z; s i?! 11W , ;- MEMBERS OF FBLA lourneved +0 Texaco refmery m four the busmess onces. 332 FBLA Experiences A Rewarding Year MR, BILL SCHAHN enfervamed Me members MW e vanefy d songs German Club Has Bes+ Year THE GERMAN CLUB for The I97I-72 school year has been a full one, There were house and posfer parh'es given by various members 6+ We beginning of The year. along wifh fhe ofher scheduled schod meeHngs. And under fine direcfion 01: Hwe quaWied ochers and sponsor Mr. Robb PiHs. Hue acfivifies 0e Hwe club. such as Hwe annual Foreign Language Food Fair and Hue German Cmb convenfion in Ausfim were successfully repre- senfed. German Club represents a special Inferesf group and Weir meefings add knowledge of a foreign culfurel MEMBERS or THE club are NeHa Welcye Sheryl Harmon 5an KMn Shana McEr rroy Roxanne 5mm; wands Ramme Duane Hughes Leanna Burke Roxanne Ream Thomas McKmneye Terry Mat fingly. Monfy wnkmq wney Earnen Edr die Banin, Fem Meekere Dav-d Om Bruce Lenassh 'rbv Higmoweye Mike Weber, Mike McLaugHin Joe Messem Kim Em me Hardy Rxchard scum Teny McElroy. Jom Grimm Dam Em. NOT PICTURED: Jim Woods. DXSCUSSING FUTURE ACTIVITIES wivh Mr. Rober' PMs are: Pelev Meeker chrpreydewh SheMa McHroy secretary Wiley Earner pram dent and Sheryl Harmon treasurer. BELOW: BREAD BREAD and more bread was served at the German Oub boom during the food fair, French Club Provides Fun For Members . 4 4 M OFFICERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB: SWTING: Rachd Rodriguez preswdent Roxanne R07 drigue vicerpreswdenf. STANDING; Cede MarcanVeL freasurer' Mts. Farinag sponsor: Jan Havhaway secrefary. 4 ' . V MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB: FIRST ROW: Heen Newman. Lamomca Rhodes, Roxanne Rodrigua Cleve Honon Rachd Rodrigua THE FRENCH CLUB consisted of 36 members, The French Club's monfhly programs were enioyed. OWer club adivHies included a Chrisfmas Parfy end a play which some sfudenfs acfed. The play fOVd the sfory about a poor or- phan boy. Club members abso Took parf in Hue Food Fair. sponr sored by GM fhe foreign language clubs Typicm Cajun food was served To a record crowd. Debbwe Harmon Meiissa AngeHa SECOND ROW: Tom Gdham Dudley Buvaud David Durham Susan Lupmm EHen Daw's Bill Norman, Jan Hathaway, French Club Gives Annual Chris+mas Ex: FRENCH CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY: S+uden+s and acfed out a Chrisfmas play which fold abou+ a poor orphan boy who came to Sanfa Claus' work- shop and became one of H5 helpr ers. wrofe BELOW: MEMBERS OF THE French cm; are FIRST ROW: Susan Landry Brenda berm Faye Mom Becky Mcehee Vwckw CaldweH. SECOND ROW- Kim Sheppard. Jeanne May. Carina MarcameL Barbara Legs Mamyn Berger. THIRD ROW; Ray Couch Km Shepard Tom wens Dwana Spencer Soacey SoHen Barbara somew and Sue Mulkey W ' 1 Large Membership Enioys Ac+ivi+ies MEMBERS: HRST ROW: Rosa DovaHna, Lucia RamVeL Susan Landry. Mafhdda Byers Cynthia Meyer. SECOND ROW: Lila Sfranga Mary Lipe. Kafhy Flores Rachd Reyes Hermelmda OML Pam Yenfzem Defra Guidry. THIRD ROW: Lena Bluesfein Dwanna GomeL Terry Swan, Brenda Patina. Lydia Maer Gad Grahm Na Tnmmerrrmn CaHa Linscomb Sonia Ramirez CaroWn Hayward. FOURTH ROW: Yohsnda Remnez NME Denison. Dona Powers Jan Naviom PaHv McRee Val Fey, Mehnda Rarmre1 Amson Higanborham Chem Snyder, SERVING AS OFFICERS for Me Spanish CM: were lseafedl Lucia RdmlfeL and Kev my Flores Bfendingl Lena Bluesvan and Brenda Pahno. 337 338 Spanish Club Brings Understanding THE SPANISH CLUB boasfed a large membership fhis year, Thirfy-one members enioyed many acfivifies including the food fair and a caroling parfy. The Spanish Club helps fhe members acquainf +hemselves and ofhers wifh Hwe herifage and culfure of the Span- ish speaking peopies. The club is one of fhe oldesf established clubs In the school, being founded in I926 and one of H19 mos? acr five also. ,Vwa, 1J Y HM W 5 .m i,.;-; '1;.:' , 1 '1 WM M :w: JCL Produces QuaIH'y Leadership ' 91 g, ,. .1, ., THIS YEAR JCL chose as ofhcem Gay PuHen as scuba. Kva HaH as Ouaesron Angela Reinev as firs? ccmsm and Jun Thompson as second consuL Sponsoring the dub 5 Mrs. Geraldme Johnson, JCL WAS ORGANIZED forfyr nine years ago by M'wss Burdeffe Smyfh. If is one of H19 oldesf clubs on campus. The Thomas JeHerson JCL is aWiHated wifh H1e sfafe and ne- 1ional organizaflons. The sfudenfs affend state and region$ convenr ??ons where they parficipafe in confesfs The local dub meefs once a monHw and conducts business Plays are offen performed by club members at The meetings. Junior Classical League Leads MRS. GERALDINE JOHNSON sponsors JCL, SKITS PROVIDED ENTERTNNMENT 5+ mommy meehngs. An ExcH'ing And EvenHul Year ALIENUM GENS CLAN consists 05 0am FRONT TO BACK: Sherry Knox Kathy Gerdamo, Angeh Thomas, Debi LaMen Vicki Etheredge Marsha Shea Karen Grey. Nancy COHQHL Richard Moreno. Card Summerhn Steve VazqueL John EvereH Bobby Harlin, PresVon Wagner Ronme Taber? Jerry Boehm Brenf Guudry Mark Stansbury. John szen David kane and Greg Jackson. ANSTOTS CLAN CONSISTS of ham FRONT TO BACK: 56in Anderson. Mane WaWen Karissa Burk Louise Lah'more. Leslie Fields Lynne Andrews Sumnne Forfenberry MerreH Spetgel. mGi Holsread Daphane Morgan Kay Black Susan Lawson Mike Jahnson Glynn Svrauss. Ray DumNe Mack Sfanley Tim Mafhix Paul Fomeno? Roy Darw'He chhard Fletcher Lynn VirgHm Randy Am ; Nfon Reid. and Jerry Trev'mo. Clans Add A Touch Of En+husiasm V! l - ZEPHYRUS CLAN CONSISTS 05 from FRONT TO BACK: Gay PuHen. Cmdy Wiesen V-cky Taybr Angb Rsmey Barbara Gran Kay Regan Mary Jones David Corham Mary Durso Don Ross Sven McMMam Genda Ohwer John Pma Terry Mangly CraIg Stevenson Jaw Beard Terry Jackson Kewh Pardue Jlm Thompson and ScoH S9evenson. ALTUM GENS AND OLYMWAN Gan consms of from FRONT TO BACK: Susan Chews Sue Adams Cmdy Buckley Debbie DeLanz Pa. Lawson Shanda WaWer Susan lppoMo Rosalyn Bowe Tm Goeba Dede Tucker Joe Cam Cram; Coward Bdly Pmkard James Jacksor 59sve Pins Chas WVHIBWS and Johnnv Norforh A Look A+ The Drama Club Doing Their Thing OVER THE PAST year. Drama th membership has increased by more than half. The excifemenf of winning trophies in area com, pefifionh +he opporfunify for seH expressionh and the unify hound among the dub members has prompted H115 increase. Under fhe leadership of Mrs. Lorene Hufchinsh +he dub sponr sor, Drama members learn +0 de velop their power 0? communica- +ion. Lessons In sfagecraft s+age makeup, and drama produchon are 6H a par? d +he clubsh acflvl- fies, The year Is broughf f0 5 close th an awards banquef af which leHers and awards are pres- enfed and sponsors are honored. DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS are Jana 5mm treasurer: 55th Anderson vxcerpresxdenf: Vicki hnhoW premem; and Brenda Pahno, secrefary. 453 PEAKiRS wU T Bu. 1 JANA h SECOND PLACE women s semor poenv: Orren h Hrs? phace men s senior prose- $5th and Farle'y h Wrd Mace senior dueh achng- Bob - second phase nowce poetry- Vyck. - hrsf place semor ors'ory. , MEMBERS OF THE Drama Club are FIRST ROW: Melmda Land Joe Maceiras Mike McCoy Val Fey. Mme Traws and CH! Fumenov SECOND ROW: Mardyn M'mfer, Becsy Durso Ceha Rowley Laune Bouum Maeva Bourgeron Princele? Duhon Faye FuHun SOephams Vaughn and Lucinda Crwendon. THRD ROW16denn Fomenof Bob Hack Lani Marfmez Orren Gaspard Ann HM Lmda Painter and Lyde Marhn. MRS. LORENE HUTCHINS the Drama Club sponsor devoVes many bng hours 0? hard wovk m we drama orgamzafion. Ecology Club Aids The Environmen+ FIRST ROW: RAY Couch. Mr. Anderson Harrisson, CoAsponsor: Miss Jayne Srmfh. Sponsor: Brenda Derese. Pam Luquena Don Popiemczyk Ricky DaHab Judson Simone Cindy Troxen, SECOND Row: Nicki Dennison Janice mecumh Frank Daifab Debbie Dunahoe Diane Spencer. Dawd Robichaux. LoreHa Evans. Susan Dunahoeh Mark HiH. THIRD ROW: Barbara weamemue Becky Henkznse CafherinehBrown Terry Dubose. Cheryl mecum David Weeks, Joe Macierash Richard Hefcher. IN PICTURE BELOW are Ecology Club ochers: Frank Dena; vicepregdem; Brenda Dereseh secrecary-neasurer: and Ray Couch. president h THE ECOLOGY CLUB. formed in November of l97le is fofally new in fhe way of dubs a1 TJ. The aims of the club are focused of the environment The maior proiecf of fhe club was a newspa- per drive which had a goal of ten fonse Public furnout howeven made If possible +0 surpass +ha+ goal. The members were ako ac- five in ofher areas. Leffer wri+ing parfies which urged support of Iegislafion agains+ pollufion and fhe desfrucfion of wildlife were held several times during the year. Members also placed posv fers around TJ to remind sfuden+s of their role in helping +he enviv ronmenf. EarH'I Day was also cele- brafed wifh many members riding their bikes +0 school. ' . . DAVID WEEKS LOADS the garbage Huck wifh bundled paper. HERMAN WLO HELPED 90 make We drive posstle, CLUB MEMBERS DAWD Weeks Joe Macevas Davnd Romero Mark HHL Duane Spencen Pam LuqueHe Terry Dubosa Gad Heben and Susan derme bundhe newspapers durmg the drwe. .S .Nm .m TN A m L B .U Yellow Jackef Has 25+h Bir'l'hday THE FIRST EDITION of H19 YELLOW JACKET was published 25 years ago wiHv Charles SchoHelin as fhe firsf edifor. A long procession of edifors and snuff members have received iour- nalisfic Jrraining during H19 ensu- ing 25 years. The purpose of fhe yearbook has remained constant fo fell the sfory of a par+icular school year. Wide acccpfance of fhe book by sfudenfs and feachers and adver- fisers has confributed +0 H19 b00165 success. The good work of our phofographers and our pub- lishers has also added fo ifs suc- cass. . ' m? MRS. MIKE REDMAN has been sponsor of fhe yearbook and THE PILOT for the pasf 25 years. EDITORS BARBARA WEATHERALL AND SUSAN STEWART camed we responsibiliw of Marv ning this book and getting H ready to prim. STAFFERS DEBORAH RATTRAY. Kathy Seam and Brenda Sue Robervs are PICTURED ABOVE: Debbie has been one of the mos. efficien? of aH business managers. according fo Mrs. Redmam She was in charge of finances and phMographers schedules. She aka edifed the gms spans section. Kalhy and Sue were assigned parts c+ we organizaHons sedion, LEFT: Tony Robbins, who edifed ?he advertising secfion and helped everyone eke in class wifh Iayoufs and sizing pictures. BELOW: The annual class 99? in on me fun before us PN-G game. THE MAJOR PART of planmng and edmng me sporfs sedion was done by Ted East Norman Gaspard and sechon edxfor Bob Black. Other on we sechon ?ndude Rodney Green rseamdL Warren Lawrence and Roy Pam. BELOW: Deblme Denman edwed me la:- uhy semen. Mke Penn was asswgned to sperm bm he also asslsfed manv others wuh H'ven work. W v ,r BELOW: Workers on vanous sechons included Demse Harnev Cmdy Inga Leona Jones Vwian LeB1anc and Gwen ma. 350 KATHY WHITE Mnrd 6mm Iem edNed the Orgamzahons sech'on. Workmg wmh her were Rebm WMshve PaHy McGiH Debbie Dolce. EDHORS OF CLASS sechons mdude sthy Rwers Jumor Oass' heme Elqondo Freshman Oass JoceLyn Feast Sophomore Cbss, BEUNDA WOODS WORKED on Factu sechcn while Pauhne Suva edned Me Acr ademics dMsmn. RESPONSIBXLITY FOR SENIOR Oass secr Hon rested wuh Cmdy Sfevens kenlerL edxfor Vanessa Bur? was Mom. and God Sosa mded m We Manning. The PiloJr Repor+s School Ac+ivi+y Mark LeBlanc rEgM ed-for of The Pilot checks Copy Im the nexf wssue of H72 pa- per. Mark was named Most Vemable Scaf- far by 'He American Newspaper Pubhshers Assoclmion and me Port Arthur News. He also won Hm place awards for newswmmg and editonaX wmmg at the disnicr fevd o6 UXL Compehhon 'm purnaHsm. Av Me 79 gional level he phaced second 'm newswnt mg MR. STEPHEN MXLLER sefs me copy ?Or the newspaper and punts H. THE FORTY-FIRST year of Pilot pubhcahon saw Davud Robmhaux Luanda CnHenden arm Dwanna Reed become repcmers, AH Huge did Ieamre wming dong WM vhew repomng duhes. GETTING YOUR STORY ready for the pr'm shop Qakes Mme. Wo Mar'me1 and Jan Nahon, ,. MR, DON HENGST readwes H72 paper for the press. V Q4 ' . w w- , n; n rking av Hus 'ask are Tma AHemam Juha Oancv Denny Anque Theresa A SURPNSE PARTY for Mrs. Redman s bmhday. Tas'ing the cake Are Glona Sandovd Tommy Shavers Tommy Smem Debbie Smon- Ton. Vakarie Morgan and Barbara Broussard. NOT PICTURED is Roger Vaughan. REPORTERS DEBBIE STOREY. Farley Fonr venof, and Rhonda Reich reported Senior Class drama and girls sporfs news. NEW REPORTERS STUDY the assugnmenf sheet They indude Linda Ddlard Donna Cook Bobby WHsom and PhyHis Sirgusa STANDWNG are Virgxe Ned and Sharon Dozier, ,L .,.n. -' st'vxvrl - r NEW REPORTERS HAVE '0 Earn a dlL ferenv way of wming. Such repoMers m7 dude V1ck1 RacHey Yvonne Hulm Sharon Siokes Rebecca Hunter and Pam Forman, PXCTURED AT LEFT: MARK DOLCE AND crwax qugmbofhem prepared me mar mm of me asygnmem Shem; end Mme many feaQure and news SVOHes. Cwax was assocxafe edlmr. TERRY OUBRE TERRY MATTWGLY UNDA PNNTER Edhomd SmH Edu+onal SfaN Edmonal SmH Ebbfide S+aH And SponsorsI - ; a h MISS JAYNE SMWH TERRY OUBRE DAPHNE Morgam Terry Mangly and Kenv ScoH composed me EBBTIDE ponsor An SvaH. 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Porf Arfhur Texas LAKEVIEW FLORIST CONGRATULATIONS. Seniors of I972 7I0 Jefferson Drive 98572594 I900 9+h Avenue Dial 98373343 Goon HARDWARE SINCE 1931 Hardware - Housewares - Gifts p. 0. BOX 3207 366 FORT ARTHUR, TEXAS SERVOMATION GULF COAST - INC. 2530 Cardinal Dr. . Beaumon+ 0 Texas . 77705 7I3 - 842 . 3230 Quality Vended Food and Refreshments CLASS RINGS OF DISTINCTION Sded from me mawy sme; and cobr Combmahons wnh your dass year 7 4 week dehvemll H you ave a Wander smderr or km your vmg fany year; we can repbce n Mm anoVFer m ws' m weeks 6,8 Pho g TURNBULL'S JEWELRY 242i NINTH AVENUE 2325 Proc+er 5+. pHONE YU 3-3384 PORT ARTHURIEXAS BOSTON SHOE STORE 539 Proc+er Sfreef 2349 P 1' rec er Porf Arfhur. Texas 98374545 98578022 Good Shoes for Men and Boys 7 We Salu+e +he Class of 72 mtstminster Freshgterian Ghurth 815 Ninth Auenut york Arthur, Emma JACK W WARE. MXMSYER STUDY PHONE: 952-946! Conqrafula+ions. Seniors! 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Gulfway J Porf Arfhur, Texas 933-668I 6 J C PENNEY Downfown and Jefferson Ci+y I7 Procfer 340' Twin Cify 9832564l GLENN'S 7-l I iH 640 Sfadium Rd. 983-9624 GLENN'S 7-I I i352 3300 39M $+ree+ BAIT SHRIMP PICNIC SUPPLIES RUGS CRAB BAIT SCHOOL SUPPLIES GROCERIES MAGAZINES The Fviendw Sfore Wcieaning i No No No No No REIF'S CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery . I $7 624 Hous+on ............. YU 27293I .276l4qfh Ave. ............. YU 5745M . 3 i 3248 9+h Ave ............. YU 578526 .4 i 849 Lincoln .............. YU 2v702l . 5 i 4945 Gulfway Dr. ......... YU 2-2513 SIXTEENTH STREET DRUG STORE 98226428 23lb Gulfway Drive Por+ Adhur. Texas C. H. WEISE - O. W. MCCOY Co-Owners DEPARTKNT STORES F ....MIn.rr magm-m 24 WW m WW 4 l2. . uhru thr s H-Vie w 2?: IN JEFFERSON CITYH SHOPPING CENTER N: IOanQ: 983-l96l D952 SW IOOO Ninfh Avenue Howard's Cenfer PoH Ar+hur, Texas Phone: 983-9385 Ema HOUSE OF ELEGANCE 492I GPunay Shoppienqs Carder or? Ar MWT Open Monday fhru Safurday Open Evenings Mr. Ron. owner of +he +hree shops. has had ex- +ensive fraining in hair sfyling, cuHing, waving and problem care. This +raining includes sfudying under weIl-known hair s+ylisfs of California. Some 0 Mr. Ron's weII-frained opera+ors' speciaHies are razor cuHings. wigs and hair pieces, and hi-fashion s+yling. RON MOREAU Three Locafions ConvenienHy Locafed: NO. I P -- Owner 4921 Gulfway 983-9385 NO. 2 SHOP l060 Texas Ave. Bridge CHy 735-5808 NO. 3 SHOP 69l9 39+h Sfree+ roves 962-72I I VAN WILLIAMS FLORISTS 962-4489 5890 32nd Sfree+ Flowers for every occasion! BANK AMERICARD TELEFLORA DR. GEORGE M. SIMS. OD. Complefe OpHca' Service CONTACT LENSES 235l Ninfh Ave. For? Aerr, Texas 982-4493 GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1972 Clothing, Hats, Shoes McGregor Sportswear HOLLEY-ANDREWS 640 Procfer Sfreef 85-4716 Por+ Arihur. Texas EARLE B HOLLEY, and R. ROY ANDREWS wners DISTINCTIVE Men's and Boy's Wear R. HARLAND Jefferson CHy DRESSES FOR LADIES AND MISSES Ph. 962-5765 HRVENGS JEWELRY P, 0 BOX Md 37IS TWW CIYV HWY 9524340 PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS 77b40 GIFTS DIAMONDS Fedory Aufhorixed Service TIMEX WATCH REPAIR We repair your Timex wa'rches +ha+ are under Hue facfory guaran+ee. Small addifional charge for ou+ of warranfy. WATCH REPAIR WATCHES Prince Gardner BilHolds Jewelry Boxes an Accessories Ar? Carved Wedding Bands T.J. Class Rings HOWARD'S Your Leadmg Homemwn Grocer and Custom? Pharmacy 982-6478 98279429 950 Ninfh Ave. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BLUEBONNET MATTRESS COMPANY The Resf of Your Days De ends on Hue Resf d Your Nighfs 983-277I 2449 Sfadium Rd. NACOL'S JEWELRY Fmes+ Jewehy m H19 Soufhwesf 530 Proder 3534 Twin CHy 5 Orleans Beaumonf I I44 Bosfon Ave. Nederland YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST WW 2: 3944mm Prescripfions from Webb's Pharmacy Means you care enough abouf your heaHh $0 buy Hue besf. No. 2 I948 9H1Ave. 982-9408 Drugs . . . Cosmefics . . . Surdrles Chapel ol the Cbimes NUNNELLY- 5W FUNE L.5AL HOME BEST WISHES. SENIORS! From +he L AND R VARIETY SHOP 5039 25+h S+ree+ Telephone 9627012I 374 Largesf Seledion of Quamy Fabrics in He Soufhwesf ' Dress Fabrics ' Drapery ' NoHons ' Upholsfery ' Bridal Fabrics ' Drapery Trims OPEN DAILY 99 3238 Twin Cify Hwy. 55+. 95:30 Groves, Texas l EXAS STATE OPTICAL um iPKCIMuv- Jefferson CHy Shopping Cen+er 3429 Twin City Highway Dial 962-5796 arr m! A. L. REYNOLDS 8: SON INSURANCE AGENCY AH Fovms o; Maurance 3500 Memorial Blvd. Dial YU 3-2774 HBEAUTY 7S OUR THINGH BARBARKS GXFHNG PARK FASHKDNS vaes you To vim then lcveW 53km and then slaH o7 ?demed hmmms who Mn meme 5 beauhm coxHure especmw For you. Nso wsd our Mg and mpee shop car men, We shack a Comple'e hne 06 male haw goods musfaches and beards. Cusfom halrpweces and Wigs for women are aka a speCIeHy, We have everyfhmq 4mm Orienm 90 European halr in any custom m or desxgn. 3000 Nor+h Park Por+ Ar+hur or 440l Sunken Cour+ Blvd. BARBARA'S GRIFFING PARK FASHIONS Telephone 962-5306 Telephone 982-9749 MRS. BARBARA QUEBEDEAUX. Owner COTTAGE FLOWERS AND GIFTS 50I 9th Ave 985-557l Flowers, Giffs and China Besf Wishes +0 '72 GRADUATES 60l Procior Porf Arihur. Texas 3W2: MA, ,2 r aw ., -1 w' PARK PLAZA-TWIN CINEMA VILLAGE THEATRE 300I 36+h Sfreef DON DRIVE-IN 3425 Gulfway 982-2444 Beaumonf Hwy. 985-8I98 982-464I Look Holsum LAKEVIEW DISCOUNT Be Holsum PHARMACY Buy Holsum 548 Stadium Rd. Phone 985-2536 Porf Arfhur, Texas Miss Sunbeam LEARN TO BE A HAIR STYLIST On One of Lonnie's Easy Plans C'asses Now Forming HOLSUM 4 , ,4 SCHOOL OF BAKING co. HAIR DESIGN 5 It's Buffer Whipped - 98575583 648 9H! Ave. 376 KEEPING America strong and free is a big job. A job requiring constant progress and A JOB IS more electrical power. Most of this will come from investor- WAITING owned electric companies, like - - - Gulf States. Its your job, too. Education holds the key to our success as individuals, as a nation. Learn KK$ all you can . . . our future is at xi; .miIHV .J' $9 GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY ' INVESTOR-OWNED GULF STATES UTILITIES CO. 320 Auslin Avenue P.O. Box l568 DARBY AUTO SUPPLY COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 3900 Gulfway Drive 983-66 I 8 DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO. HDr'mk Dr Pepper When H3 Time 6m Fun: 2036 Bluebonnef 9827547! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 0909 FIDELJITY SWICEGOOD MUSIC COMP. Sou+heas+ Texas Music Headquar+ers 3685 College 7I0 9+h Ave. 8338603 9820040 Beaumont Texas Porf Arfhur, Tex. Whaf we SSH we serwcev IAVINDI AND LGAN I50I Procfer 98264' I Porf Ar+hur 4700 Twin CHy Highway 96268587 Groves . 0 WW PM W XFUNERAL HOME SbOl 39H! Sfree+ Phone 96274455 Groves. Texas Carry Ou+ or Eaf In Congrah Seniors PRESCRIPIIDN 423I Gulfway PHIR'MCY Inc. 98374565 7 Porf Arfhur. Texas Open 'm 2 am. Fri.-Saf. 962-444I 5600 7 39+h Sf. I2 p.m. Sun. H'Iru Thurs. GROVES, TEXAS Order By Phone For Fewer Service Allow Approximafeiy 20 Minufes Registered Pharmacis+ always on dufy Free DeHery' sevwce arywhere 3n Por+ Arf'hur or Groves MAURICE BORN POP Arthur 5 Newesf and eresf Shop ?or Womer 2925 Park Place Plaza Red Carpe+ Real Es+a+e Service Residenfial Commercial lndus+rial 982-94 I 4 33 I 0 39+h S+ree+ Por+ Ar'rhur Texas 3 , - - Pleasing qu Keeps U;,5:ln Business S+ore Hodrs Mon.V- Sail, 6-8 Sundays 7- 9 ; NgnK' S GROCERY 8: MARKET 2;:W , g a 3M9 39+h S+ree+ iPor+ Arfhur, Texas Ph'one 985 218i Clay+on- Thompson Funeral Home 2I05 Proc+er Phone 985-5504 CHECK OUR PRIcEs' MECHANIC ON DUTYJQADIIFIOR REPAIRiDRUMs TURNED HARPER $ 91' AVENUE AUTO SUPPLY OPEN SUNDAYS 8 TO 4 840 9TH AVENU E PHONE PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 713 982 0936 WEDDING SPECIALISTS RICE STUDIO 20 I 9 Procfer Telephone 955 BOI ' At SHAKWS we serve fun leo pizza CHICKEN TOO! PLAN YOUR GRADUATION PARTY AT SHAKEY'S. 4928 GULFWAY DRIVE PORT ARTHUR. 3B2 THE CANDLE SHOPPE M Cards-NoveHies- Candles 3I0l Procfer 982-6555 Congra+ula+ions +0 Our Gradua+es Nor+h End Bap+is+ Church 4349 Lewis Drive HOWELL'S DISCOUNT FURNITURE 3445 Gulfway Dr. 983-2046 Porf AHhur. Texas 727-4336 383 FRUIT DISTRIBUTING CO.. INC. Wholesale Disfribufors of Famous Brands in Fresh and Frozen Fruifs, Vegetables. Seafoods CAMPUS FASHION P. O. Box I436 933 Ausfin Ave. PW Arm Tam JUNIOR - MISSES HALF SIZES SPORTSWEAR, LINGERIE. AND HOS Dial 98345.3 I936 9H1 AVE. PHONE 9827709I and For? Ar+hur, Texas 72272555 Dale KirkhuH. Pasfor: Susan Sfewerr Brenda Wekh MarHyn Exlev Jerry Jones Mmisfer of Mum i Youfh. KwHy HaH Jane Erdridge KaWaen Adams Rhonda ScoH Rhonda AHerL Sfacie Richardson Wanda Sever. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 906 Dequeen Blvd. Porf Ar+hur. Texas TELEPHONE Vu 2-3322 FREE INSPECTION C. H. COTHAM 8: SON LELAND LACY QualHy Meais and Fancy Groceries TERMITE C0NTl 0L Dial 9854670 Night 985 8l02 220I 7H1 ST. PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 77640 1525 V 7m STREET PORT ARTHUR TEXAS 334 f:av. 142353367 ifs the real thing Enjoy 6'636567 Wade mark Q9 a m twrmE . V 1-4 5313.39: 5513354365 3a 1 65... 1141-1352. 31; 51, 7'34 41:59:3an$ ?;3;f SQr'ua'iSJ QSJ .;?BJ- 7343: 35 .79; 217:8: r; 3 '5 354. 301514 hawavhsv 31 7.4335345 ' a a 3- 8 1 as 52313112131111.9533 mum 13:113an hm 3. 5cm afar axis?! mw'wfa g'52 ' s1xAsafsgq 1s a vll?l'r'- 2V. Complimen+s of lt,s the real thing. Cgige. Coca Cola BoHIing Co. Complimen+s +0 Graduafes of I972 Comple+e Insurance Service F. B. Taylor Insurance Agency Complimenfs of SABINE TOWING AND TRANSPORTATION CO. A SUBSIDIARY OF CHROMALLOY AMERICAN CORP. P. 0. Drawer I528 Porf Arfhur. Texas 77640 335 THE SABINE AREA'S LARGEST AND FINEST LADIES SPECIALTY STORE SpenceHs OF GROVES 67I ALL STATERS Thanks for being the fvpe of boys and anefes fhaf broughf such sfatewide recognifion +0 our cify and NU-ZEST l849 Jefferson Drive .g' i ! I 9 Bus. Phone 982-6446 50I Eighfh S+ree+ MARINE 8: INDUSTRIAL MACHINE WORKS INCORPORATED Spedahzing In Machme Work and thp Repaw P.O. Box 2l8 ' Porf AHhur. Texas C. S. PARKS J. C. SCHMIDT Res.'Phone 9829264 Res. Phone 962-7889 A True Measure of Performance 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 W J WILLARD CLARK venue WgKW W 7W 1222;39an 3- o. W W W WV 7875' ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETYS Regisfered Professional Phofographer by Texas Prof. Pho+ographers Asso. Complefe Color Service On: W Commercial W Porfraifs W Copies 5: Weddings WWE DO OUR OWN COLOR PROCESSING FRANK Pho+ography 270l Gulfway Drive Sfudio Hours Tuesday Thru Sat 9 f0 5 Closed Sunday and Monday 982-6426 337 House of Fine Foods PIGGY BANK FOOD STORES CUCCHIO FOOD MARKET l I I7 FiHh Avenue MEXICAN FOOD EXCLUSIVELY Complimenfs of a 2W DRIVE-IN A. E. ScoH' FurnH'ure Com Pa ny AIR UP CONDITIONED WINDOW PATIO Fiffh and Ausfin DIAL ORDERS 982-273l or 983-55II TO GO Woodwor+h, Por+ Ar+huv Graduating Seniors Picfured: Mn Irby Highfower Miss Befh Sfeward T 6x ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3505 Procfer S+ree+ Por+ Arfhur. Texas When You Marry for Love Phone WATKINS STUDIO 2329 Thomas Blvd. 982-3666 RCA MOTOROLA MAYTAG CARRIER SONY , Sylvania Wesfinghouse Whidpool O'Keefe and MerriH Frigidaire TV ' STEREO ' HI-FI ' APPLIANCES 2828 Gulfway Drive 505 W. Green Ave. Por+ Ari'hur. Texas Orange. Texas 983-3228 Heft re ngm looking af pmmm Debres Ann Rmhard 7 Peggy bgHoor 7 Dr. Hevman ngm 7 Mmhad AHen Traws 7 Wesley Chnsiopher - Bran! Shughfer. iPeqqy qumfoor graduave 0F Nededand1 390 Memorial Ba p+is+ Church 40l I Memorial Boulevard Por+ Ar+hur. Texas 77640 SINCE 1913 jrstqm'summ ; VERRET :1 ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTI NG Z949 PROCTER COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL EN SPECIALIZING IN L KINDS WIRIW B. REPAIRS LIGHTI NG FIXTURES PARTS- SUPPLI ES FREE PARKING L 982-4113 or 82-41211 Nighis- Sundays 8. Holidays Jack Verret 982- 2315 PORT ARTHUR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Dennis Weaver Chevrolef Cenfer Linn Mofor Company TOM'S PITT BAR-B-Q 4349 Procfer Sfreef Porf Ar+hur 983-9690 Cafering Done for Parfies and Banquefs FOR ORDERS TO GO PHONE 983-9690 ,, Try Our Speciahy STUFFED BARVBVQ CHICKEN $2.50 Hours , I0 a.m. fo 8 pm. Closed on Mondays Frank Edwards Buick Company Mingh: ChrysbrrPlymoufh Gulfway Dodge, lnc8 Raiford Mofors Angelles Ponfiac Colemaanernard Oldsmobile Cadillac Jim Carr Mofor Company Developers Residenfial and Commercial H. B. FOSTER COMPANY Homes Aparfmenfs and insurance 4I25 Gulfway Drive W Telephone 9857433I Porf Arfhur. Texas 77640 A Salu+e +0 TJH Grads of I972 from MOTOR HOTEL DRIFTWOOD 8! RESTAURANT THE CONVENTION, CIVIC AND SOCIAL CENTER OF SOUTHEAST TEXAS . .. Mee+ing Rooms and Banque+ Facilifies for: 7 Ban ue+s 7 Wedding Receptions $ Luncheons $ Business Conferences 3700 Memorial Boulevard a+ 36+h Sfreef YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST 70W 23 77W Prescriptions from Webb's Pharmacy Means you care enough abou+ your healfh +0 buy H19 best Chapel ol the Chimes Wm FUNERAL HOME LX No. 2 I948 9H1 Ave. 982-9408 3727 Lewis Drive P. O. Box No. 3736 Drugs . . . Cosmehcs . . . Sundmes Por+ Arfhur, Texas 77640 392 Phone 985-5522 SINCE I929 LINEN SERVICE DRY CLEANING I313 Proc+er PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS PHONE 985-886! 9i!'ammier- 169119 7111291'0 7 A1112? T. W. OBERLEl Presidenf Telephone 983-663 I Por+ Arfhur. Texas THE YELLOW JACKET STAFF SAYS. THANK YOU +0 our advertising sales represen+a+ive Mr. Mike Redman for his good work. HUCKABAY IRON WORKS 5330 Gulfway Drive Porf Arfhur. Texas 77640 Phone 962498 I ORNAMENTAL IRON IN PORT ARTHUR FAMOUS FOR MEXICAN 'udeMs at Thomas JeNerson th School are recewing mammq m We health Cate Had 5f Park Wane Hospm 'hrouqh Ihe san h 1 we Trm Cen'eh PARK PLACE HOSPITAL ENCOURAGES ALL STUDENTS WHO ARE IN DOUBT ABOUT THEIR FUTURES TO INVESTIGATE THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES IN HEALTH CAREERS ROY'S FOOD CENTER l049 Sfadium 985-4560 Complimenfs of DISCOUNT FOODS 492 I Gulfway 9834944 BURGER CHEF wishes +he besf of luck fo our young boys and girls and congrafulafes +hem on +heir gradua+ion. Come back +0 see us offen. 7 ARRKOLA. MIKE W 9. 00.4l. n; med 9. m, :1, I2 m; 2 2 , Asa. 2. 17mm :2 N.oaonaw 1.02.3! Big. .louus , . a SUSAN KAV ' A f em: CiluLChb 10 Congress 10 n: Fgmm Homem km oi America 9- Girls Ramanon mm 109 Honors Roll 9 10 TI l2; Broom Sgcrefpry Io Maroon Commie 9 w 4 , d Servicc ID. IL '2: 83nd 9. l0 Congress I I: Fuiure Teachv ?Secrefary l2: Girls' 915, L ' F . nor. u. :2 LL sishM' BIVENS. JERALD IikbCE As'ronomy C'Ub l2: Honor Roll 9. 209 II, I2: High Honors H: Maroon Convamion H: N5. Nonal Honor 50:;va I2. BLACK. KAY LYNN :Cebinet l0 I27 earl; Recreation-Assaciafron IO- Gold Convanoion I0 H Heralds II w Congas; 2 mm Roll 9. w. l2: YELLO ' logyClubIl CHAp .I m I I0, II Izl;J N.IwneI Spanish Club Io II. MAI ARD. CRAIG JUDE waan 9. I0. II, l2: Lenered 9, l2: Cangresi IOI ll,l, onor RquI ID. III II, BROUSSARD, DEANNA , Cabins! l0: DE l2: Gold Convenfion l0: Mn- Commune: '0. ll rcon Convenfion ll dent ll: Sank Class BROUSSARD, DEBRA FAYE 2 DE I2: Maroon common I P; BROUSSARD LEONARD LAURIE JO n Held Survic- I0. III I2 Fniure Nurses J II. I2: I Vice Prasidqm ll: President l2: Sirk' R. oaflon Associafion l0 II I Hmm9I Honon Roll '0. ll omi 8 room LO. chcrnot l0: LaHn Club i I175 ROUSSARD. MARK RAY a I I ... 2 , SSARD, BOBBY 'W' . oys' Chorale IO: MonIIceIIo III III I2: Gold Convention II. 1 $- Nursiu ; Boy: Choral. I2 L'CIub ll-VPolifiul so. 2 BRAN Gold c. BRAZIEL V BREALEY. ms BREAUX. BARRY BREAUXI 12 igh Hon- - .vemor 1 ll, . 12: Snappar . K IANE K DONNA KSEY CURRY ass ll '2: Drama Club IO. M; :Edscorial sun Il :2 19h Honor Roll 9, l2: Hone amen Qonvsnhon ll. Sc AR rwsociow KL n; Sm . 7: l: , JONELL Convention '53 JEFFERY mall 9,.10. ll, d Fiald 9, Io I si n7 Um- ruman' Ouariar- ti? II: NWT II. J enfion I11 1 ; OZIER, SHARON ,onor Roll 9. IQ 11 3d! , r, I: Gold commaan n. roon Convonfion w. h DENNIS. DENISE ;x 6w Glee Club 12; em: Chorus H: mm. : L . iMy n..12- cub l0. Heralds :2: Honor Roi! 10. u. I Governor'l' Maroon Come in mm ' BEVERLY eader V ' , re ion I0 I: NMion High Honors 9 l0 ., n . al Honor Scene 2: Fumrg Donors IQ I . :2; Hands; Roll l21PILOT 52. . IO. ll. I2: Fuwre -PruidoM 10. II. n Commas l0. , High Honor Real 47, I0. uror ll: stars ll. 12: I2: Maroon Communion W3. no . mes, RICHARD FLOWERS. MICHAEL Senior Acii'ivi'l'ies FLOYD. KW , , x CL, Ry, . ll, 12. . . INA French Honor Roll . ,LI. I ' GASPW NORMA . - a l2: Master of q . Citizen oi ch' L - F . 12: P11. K GLEN ,BILLY n- Fnofball 1 no, u. '2: Lenered 9 2 Tack and Field 7; Lemma 9; Mar m' a IO. M, I2. CEC EDDIE L . y b I21Cabinet 12; 600d Convin- o, 1 r eralds l2: Honor Roll 1 m 11. Irif Scholarshipleional Mom Finelisf I2: 13ml Hm, Society n, I2: ViceVPresidnm Taxau IZ ClNDY 42; DE n, U:VicsrPresidan1 l2: Gold um m l Execufiva Cummings n Fu- 5 Lladers no; Honnr Roll IL II: n. Govomor Io nfbe sweeohem ore Du'chass II: SENIOR COURT 2; Cheemden. A n. I2; Vicc-PnsideM l2: Madrigal 5mm n. l2: Congas: uo: Dr-ma Club q. no. GoUCcnvarmen W14. 12. xx GRANTEAM. CYNTHIA DE I2 '32, ?RATZ BARBARA High Honors Io II. Honor Sacidy III 12. GUILLORY. JAMES Boskdboll IO: Leherod II. HMEY EMILE L. KATHR MerIcen Fi . HawsOcier III ' ,H LLREGINA A mm m .- 9 I2 Swingsiers II ,Io II- Congress 2 HonorRDll? Io'III'z. l2: Slida Rule I0. ll- Lamnd II. l2: Third DisIri o Recreation Assocm 7E: NSENJETH; . Ema Astronomy Club 312: Frencxmb II I2: Me HARBgRT svm Ix 3N . I affered Iz- gm; glee Club . :5 I5 Coma Ioe'IDMm CIub II I25 6. nCIub l2 Maroou' Con. 10 l 6w Glo- CM: II, Convenh'cn Io $12.0 ELLEN - H. orvico aw Ems ' ' L I9L,IO.I 'u I k9 l2: Gary Charm l0: Gold - II idem I2: I21 Honor my Io Tr. rer u y,g9vernor ll- I2. NationaIHu . IaIy I2r LINDA su - I .IyBBIE I2: 60.. . , I . e'IsI I mm Homem ars m 12: Girl: L 3 n IIaHonorRaIm, I0 I q 1 . Moon Comma 0X aroun Convenviou l0 II I2: PILOT ' uIa'ion Manager I2: Samar Walfum I2- : dlub bID. FooIbalI IOI II, I ChamIe oI IOI I I Foot HICKMANI DARLENE eIrIsI Glee CEIub IoI II HOLDERS DENNIS KENNERSON IRENE en l0. l2: Honor Roll IO. xmsvcmtes W L' 5m ChoraleV: DE 12:Gold . l2:.LoL l2: Madrir UH. Honors l2: TOP hr . l0: FTA 9. lo. I n: l2: GoldICon. : PoliOicol Sciancs Hi Vollayba '0. II: Gold Con. la Hon n. H.121 II: FTA ll: 6e ernion II: Hussar Award 9. LATIMER. STACY Band 9. lo. ll: AFS H: Gold Convenfion I0. l21Jr. Red Cross 12: Maroon Convenfiun n. LAUFENBERG. CHERYL LAURENT. WANDA JEAN Girls' chorus l2. LAUVE. JEFFERY LerEReNE. PHYLLIS LngRENCE. NEIL VICA Vice-Prenhio'm I2. 6, , .. Roll ? ya u L72; Mugsw Co: Choirg' 41.; w: Lead!!! , 36;? :3me gr: JONES. MORRIS JONE$.PAMELA . FHA 7. l0 ll. IZ Firs? View and Wm. Prasid '2. Hussa II l2 Gold Can: 0 ll. JONES Km ' AFS l2 ewwm I0. 6 3 rleader I2: $ I I: Herzl ' Treav IO. N IO: Honor Roll DI Q'Nawmal Honor S- IN. LYDIA- ll: Drama Club 9. w, u., a IO, M, l2: Honor Ronsl t. , . H. l x . ELISA . rum, . - , V , . lo :2; Maroon blue! to. 11. I2: um, ' , V 33 L , m Gdld Co n, I2: Honor Roll I0 ' , 56y. Io, u Lo. e'ovemaa t2! Dzsma o . . Io, ARTINEZ TH roanv av Vim. m. u n .. iefy H342. 5YNE RMA M143. 2. . , V, . Gwrls' CH0 1: Gold Cabm II. l2: s' a Cm: n 12. . raids Il . : dam .2: Girls cius men l0. n 11mg Gov. l2: LL Go . ll: Le'Ner Grrls I I2: Maroon Convention IO. H, II. MOTEN,EMAN5EL ,1 MURPHY. PATRICK I .r Roll 9. IO. . I7: Maroon Co 4 ' A WIOJII l2; lend! II. I2: Swingsters II, I2: HM l2: 65H Connmion I0 ll. I2: II: Hpnot Roll 9 l0. 2. Maroon .HOFDQI 1 . LZHonor Roll r.yornur l0. II: Huuars ion u. m, Nafianol 43;: Boys' Chorale 5 l0. H; I?! PATIN, PAUL Foofball 9: Let V: Congmss I22 u. mam Cum; 4, I01 II, IL '0ch . 1 A PITRE. JOHN PITRE. REBECCA 1' PITRE. ROSE AFS l2; M Club IO:FNT1 man Convanfion IO. M. '2 PITTS. STEPI-IEN Asnonomy cm. 12; am 1 l0. n; Ammu. II: EBBTIDE II. l2: Edihy n. :2: Gold Con. no, u. 12: Hithomv. IO 12- JCL I0. 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