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

Text from Pages 1 - 414 of the 1975 volume:

THE YELLOWJACKET 3. ,. Vv-w,hm Wu. ,1: Thomas Jefferson High School Port Arthur, Texas 1974-75 Published By The Journalism Department Volume 28 PORT ARTHI H. TEXAS PITBUC LIBRARY W -: ' ; 223V, Edifor-in-Chief..................... ....... ..BeverIyHaII Co-Edifor. ....... .........................TanyaEidom Business Manager. . . . . . . ..... . . . . . ...... . . . .Royce Gates Sponsor ..... ........Mrs.MikeRedman memories Many citizens of Port Arthur think of the Cuvoilcade celebration as the Pride of Port Arthur. Cavoilcade is the most festive event Port Arthur has. Each year the Cuvoilcade celebration brings excitement and a variety of activities to Port Arthur. The crowning of the queen is one of the most spectacular events. This year's queen and Port Arthur's AlI-American girl is Lydia Garcia, 0 sen- ior at T.J. The coronation involved many girls from Thomas Jefferson. Suzanne DeYoung was second run- nerup; others in the finalists from Thomas Jefferson were Porn Linscomb, Suzanne Tuckey and Gail Gant. Port Arthur All- CavOchude Princesses American City . BAND SALUTES ALL-AMERICAN City, CITY HALL As an industrial city, and America's ninth largest deepwmer port, Port Ar'hur brings the challenge of rapid career development to ambitious men. The first deepwaier oil port in We world, Po Arthur has consistently ranked high among America's major ocean ports since 1899. Just a decade ago, For! Arthur was closed to citizen parficipation bu? from the time the city charter was changed and citizens sirived to get this city going, Port Ar'hur has been on the verge of becoming one of America's dominanf civies. Senior Class Officers w 'I'.x .. 3 A CLASS OFFICERS include: Ronnie Eldemire, presidenf; Brooks Demem, vice-presidem; Pam Llnscomb, secreiary; Pam Fairley, treasurer. Take On Responsibilities .g 1 1 i IIIIU ,5 , ',.,,;:v : SENIOR CABINET MEMBERS: Scared ara: Ernanine Lapel, Ann Pelkins, Glen: Duhcn, Lynn Skinnen Slanding arc: Suxanne Yutkey, Becky Byrd, Melissa Pinmun, Vicky Renncr, MeloDee Downs, Janis Boyd. nu a , m3 .r't SENIOR GOVERNORS: Kneeling ore: George Ferris, Brad Cavender, Poul Pins, Keith Daws, Don Perio, John Keith, Dane Broussard. Slanding are: Deb- bi. Rubens, Rosa Ramirez, Manha Dominguez, Cindy comic, Sylvia Dominguez, Pony Fairley. Seniors 1I Gracie Adcock Sydney Albrigh' Jed Allen Ross Allen Joan Alpough Richard Andrepon' Randy Angelle Judy Armintor Ellen Arnaud Carol Arvizo Carl Babin Mary Babin Vicky Bacon Brenda Baker Byron Balentine Gini Ballard Michael Ballou Julie Barlow John Barry Pam Bartee Peter Bates Vaughan Batiste Lloyd Bean Mark Beard Vickie BeII Many New Experiences . . . Awaif Seniors Brenda Belser Cheryl Beniamin Cynthia Beniomin Maeve Bergeron Scott Bernard William Berry Anita Benrand Jack Best Ellen Booimun Cindy Bonsall Kenneth Borel Barry Boston Michael Boudain Kathleen Bourgeois Janis Boyd JOAnn Brannon Marty Brasseaux Randy Breaux Bobby Breaux Gary Bromley Carroll Broussurd Cindy Broussard Done Broussard Marilyn Broussard Chris Brown Senior; 13 Paul Brown Tommy Brown PresOon Bruchmiller Jacqueline Bryant Myra Bryant WiIIBe Bryan! Theresa Bullion Tom Bondy Jolesley Burke Phil Burnuman JoAnne Bush June Bush Phyllis Bush Becky Byrd Beverly Cuillier Christi Campbell Mark CampbeIl Timovhy Canton Janice Carpenter Leonard Cosmore Brad Cavender Gerald Celestine Kathy Champagne Stephaine Champagne Dianna Clark We Are On The K3? Twelfth . . . a , Step Of The Ladder Of Success Denise Colichiu Lisa Cole Robert Collazo Steve Collazo John Collins , Sondo Callum Tony Conde f; Alice Conner Mickey Conner Nancy Conner Frank Contreras Earl Cook Denise Cosan Deborah Corlon Robert Cowon Ricky Court Bryan Cozad Gary Craig Jennifer Crochet Danny Cross Susan Cross Juan Cuellur Rhonda Cupiv Eddie Daigle Clara Dciley Roland Daniels Denise Dartez Randy Danalo Ricky Danalo Julie Davis Keith Duws Dennis Day Sana Delgadillo Brooks Demem Kathy Denney W Seniors Keep Moving . . . . . . On In Life Glenn Dennis Orlando DeRanieri Suzanne DeYoung Marcia Diamond Theresa Dies Kathy Dikes Keith Domec Steve Domingue Martha Dominguez Sylvia Dominguez Carqu Dore Bill Doty Lori Doubrava Mike Douga Vickie Douglas MeloDee Downs Susan Doyle Donna Drake Bryon Duhon Glene Duhon Janice Duplam Eden Duplan'is Mark Duplissey Sheryl Dwyer Keith Eddingsion Senlors l 7 David Edwards Ernest Eickenhorsf Tanya Eidom Ronnie Eldemire Kelly Eldridge George Elizondo David Ellie Johnny Elfon Debra English Gracie Espinosa Mary Esqueda Coreno Fagan Patty Foirley Roula Fakhoury Michael Falcon James Ferguson George Fernandez George Ferris Francis Fey Vivian Fields Karen Flemming Pam Fletcher Melinda Flores Patrice Flores Suzanne Fonianessi The YearA Success re a w . Bruce Fontenof Toiuana Foreman Wesley Foshee Vicky Foster Melody Fowlkes Algernard Francis Mark Freeman Jewel Freeman Sheryl French Clifford Frost Robin Fuller Manuel Gallegos Gail Gum Beatrice Garcia Lydia Garcia Diana Gardenhire David Gaspard Royce Gates Julie Gleason David Godair Jimmy Goldsmith Darlyne Genes Ralph Gonzales Tony Gonzales William Gonzales Seniors 19 Cindy Gothic Mike Grady Page Graham Robert Gray Mike Green Jonathon Gregg Thomas Griffiths Edgar Griggie Billy Guidry Ray Guidry Rohn Guilbeaux CharIONe Guillory Betty Haley Beverly Hall Suzy Hamilton Charles Hampton Marcia Hansen Mark Hansen Angela Hardie Spirited Seniors . . . .i Support Jackets Karen Harding Sandra Hardy Cindy Harmon Vickie Harmon Wilma Harper Debbie Harrison Mary Hawkins Clim Horwood Sharon Hayes Ben Hebert Gail Heben Donald Hebert lauren Hebert Sheila Heben Sheryl Hebert Steven Heben Tammy Heben Tim Henderson Lydia Hernandez Seniors Zl Sabrina Hernandez Betsy Hickey Luverta Hill Rhonda Hill Velda Hill Karl Hilton Billy Hinson Gerry Holland Denise Hollier Ira Holmes Sandra Holmes James House LaSundra Houston Maxine Housion Barbara Howard Junise Howard Katherine Huebel Ronnie Huebel Susan Huhn Jerry Isam Kenneth Isadore Vicki Isom Caesar Jackson Judy Jackson Karen Jackson To Our Future Desire Michael Jackson Nelda Jackson Sue Jackson Yalanda Jackson Guy Jae'zold Cynthia Janice Alan Jefferson Carolyn Johnson Deborah Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Randy Johnson Sullivan Johnson Cynthia Jones Deborah Jones Michael Jones Jeff Jorgensen Frieda Jouber' Sam Joynf Kevin Judice Mark Juneau John Keith Carol Keller Jerome Kemper Morgan Kersmer Patricia Kiamar Seniors 23 Jamie King Karen Kleespies Vicki Knobloch Gina Kube David LuCour Terri LaCour Elaine Lalonde Sharron Lanclos Jacque Landry Jeff Landry Leslie Landry Andy Larcade Sandra Latimer Joseph Lavergne Mike Lawson Blake LeBlunc Randy LeBlanc Christine Ledger Allison Lee Belinda Lee Mira Lee Mironda Lee John Leffage Irben Leviege Jan Levy Our Lives Will Depend Upon . . . . . . Our Endeavors And Diligence Chandra Lewis Denise Lewis Dudley Lewis Pamela Linscomb William Little Donald Locke Bob Logan Alfred Longoria Ernestine Lopez Kane Loukas Cathy Louvier Dale Lumbley Carol Lynd Leonard Lyons James McClintock Jan McCollum Linda McFadden Mark McGrew Brian McIntosh Terry McKenzie Mike McKinney Kathy McLaughlin Jim McMillan Eddie McPherson Joan Mabry Seniors 25 Sheila Macon Terry MaQuoirk Melinda Mullet Rochelle Mallet Tim Marroquin Jay Matt King Matthews Cynthia May Becky Meadows James Meadows Chad Melancon Cheryl Melancon Donna MidkiH Janice Miles Cedric Miller Galen Miller John Miller Laura Miller Max Mimer Johnny Mixon Morris Montolvo Wendy Mon'alvo Mickey Montondon Beverly Moore Rober? Morales We Practice Sportsmanship . . . W , . . . We Lead In School Sp irif 1: Robert Moreno Bill Morin Robert Morvanv Scott Moseley Vanessa Mnsely Sheri Mullen Craig Newcombe Janella Newsom Rosemary Newsome Dale Nichols Jesse Norris Ray Norris Donna Nunez John Oliver Connie O'quinn Susan Orgeron Terry Orfa Rory Parker Scott Parker Rickey Parks Robb Parrish George Parsley Thad Putin Alon Paiino Vannessa Paherson Seniors 27 Sharon Pellerin Ernest Perdue Don Perio Ann Perkins Don Perry Joy Perry Regina Phillips Terry Philmon LaTonga Pierre Cecil Finder Melissa Pinman Paul Pitts Cindy Plessala Gary Polk Kathy Portie JoEIlen Pressler Douglas Price Cymhia Puckin Terri Quebedeaux Mike Quiniola Belinda Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Ruben Ramirez Cathy Ramos Shanna Randall . . . For Those Prepared For If Terry Ran soneHe Jerry Rasfelli Judy Raslelli Sharon Ramay Eldridge Ravey Charoyl Reade Renee Reaux Dennis Redkey April Redwine Carol Reed Vernell Reed Sheila Reader Doug Reeves Terry Reeves Tommy Reeves Mike Reid Vicky Renner Juani'a Reyes Lene Reyes Donna Richard Dora Richatds Steven Richmond Dewayne Rifchey Karen Rivers Barry Robbins Debbie Roberts David Robicheaux Wanda Robinson Carmen Roio Tim Romero Dan Roy Denise Roy Judy Roy Vanessa Ruffin We Make Plans For Our Endeavors Kim Ryman John Saenz Roland Saenz Stuart Salter Gail SanAngelo Rabert Sanford Joe Sasine Debbie Saunders Martha Scheifley Richard Schell John Schnexnayder Mary Schimpff Connie Schuff Ann Scoh Irene Sco Phillip Scoh Beverly Scypion John Segres' Paul Sever Denise Sewell Dennis Sheffield John Sheppard Dale Shillow Donna Shirley Mary Shoaf Seniors 31 32 Dirk Simmons Julia Simmons Ruby Simmons Josie Simon Judson Simon Bill Sims Lisa Singleton Lynn Skinner David Smi'h Jule Smith Moselle Smith Siephanie Smith Craig Smithy Greig 5mi'hy Mikie Snell Kent Snyder Charles Scileau Faith Sonnier Kay Speirs Susan Spencer Kenny S'ein Dale S'elIy Sieve Stelly Felicia Stephens Pat Storms Our Perseverance And Devotion Have Kepf Us Keen Evaline Strauss Kay Stubbs Pauline Subia Dale Swanzy Vickie Swanzy Debbie Talber! Ronnie Talber' Vicki Tamplin Brenda Tankersley Kathy Tanner Tonye Tanfillo Craig Theriot Greig Therio' Keiih Theriol Alan Thibodeaux Liz Yhibodeoux Angelina Thomas James Thomas Martha Thomas Lana Thompson Cindy Thorfon Carlos Torres Charlene Toups Randy Townsend Terry Trahan Seniors 33 The Doors Of Higher Education Are Open Vince Trunan Carol Triebel Richard Trimble Kafhy Tronsiad Donna Troxell Mary Jo Truncale Suzanne Tuckey Bun Tque Alicia Urbina Thomas Ussery Doro Valdez Paula Valencina Gregory Veazey Rodney Vell Randy Venable Cara Viafor Gilson Viaior 1' David Vice Linda Vidrine Carl Wagner Karol Wagner Emma Walsh Porn Walther Sharon Ware Dwayne Wa'son 34 . . . It Is Our Decision To Enter Danea Weaver Kenny Welch Barbara Westby Gary Whepley Chester White Ken Whitlow James Wike Pam Wiley Claudia Wilkes David Williams James Williams Kenneth Williams Raymond Williams Steve Williams Marlin Williford Denise Wilson Lydia Wright K6rk Wyble Mike Wyble Kruig Hollier Seniors 35 36 n BROOKS DEMENT LOOKS up from undies, LENDING A HELPING hand. And Busy Year SENIOR FLOAT AT Homecoming. Seniors 37 Seniors Look Forward To . . . HOW DOES I! look? SCOT! PARKER HANDS out robas, SENIORS ORDER INVIYATIONS Last Days Of School SENIORS PAY son caps and gowns. Check-Day Brings About LOTS or FOOD and drinks wera served 00 Saniou during m. breakfast, under m direned ANTHONY lANDRV DISPLAYS his award as help of oh. P.T.A. Mr. Dimplex. ; r L... SUZANNE TUCKEY LOOKS excived as she displays her award as Miss Eyes, SEMORS TAKES TIME out as they pose for Man y Exciting Awards SHERYL DWVER 5 also excimd av receiving Miss DimpleL x ' TERRY, KAREN, MYRA and Cheroyl Oake Dime to pose for picture. ! me photographer. Achvmes AI Checks, Daisies, And Awards CRAIG THERIOT LEAVES ihe smge uher being pinned ML Yall. LYDlA GARCIA SMILES while being pinned Miss Attractive. SAM JOVNY MUNCHES out. Brighten Senior Day 75 RANDY VENABLE AND Mike Grady pm the say- ing Firs! Come Firs? Serve into effect. KRAIG HOLLIER WAS pinned as Mr. Handsome. JEROME KEMPER POSESwhiIe being pinned us Mr. Soul. ROSA RAMIREZ SMILES while being pinned Miss School Spirit. Activities 43 Seniors Anxiously Awaif CHOIR PREPARES FOR competition. MR. HOLLIER SHOWS iudo. GUYS ENJOY BEING rwirped. 44 Graduafion And Summer Fun 6 4 I A HAPPY DAV u! U. HUSSARS GETTING READY. , THIS IS HOW one uses ihe :ompmev. Seniors 45 This Is Not The End .g.mapa.w '.. 'w REV. BIGGS SPEAKS lo students. MR. LAFITTE INTRODUCES members, . ,' . Only The Beginning STUDENTS LOOK FORWARD m the lush graduating seniors. Seniors 47 The Beginning Of Awareness I The Beginning Of Life Activities That Will Not Be Forgoffen Soon Reflections Of . . W5 V 7 ,, W341 ., Wax . 3 . , ,' ,1 y'llv ' Their Personalities Royalty 53 Dirk Simmons 54 Brooks Demenf Royalty 55 Mosf Popular Boy And Girl Ronnie Eldemire Rosa Ramirez Grand Duke And Grand Duchess Roula Fakhoury Kraig Hollier ' Royalty 57 Ladies And Gentlemen In Waiting Scott Parker Cindy Gothic Sona Delagadillo Keith Theriof MC, Dignifary, Singer, Byron Balleniine Chris Brown Leslie Landry Royaliy 59 SENIOR BALL CORONATION PROGRAM Thom JcsgeMon High School Audixoawm and Casotwla. SENIOR ROYALTY gum Bacalu Donut MOST POPULAR GIRL KING Dink Sinnorus MOST POPULAR BOY Ram Wu: Ronnie admin GRAND WCHESS GRAND WKE koala Fahhouluj Cluulg Hamel: LADIES-IN-WAITING GENTLEMEN-IN-WAITING Sana Dugadiuu Scott MPW Cindy Godwin. Km Thmoz PRINCESSES PRINCES Suzy Hump: Kulth Dam Lynn Slulnnu. 10mg cuuwu. Calm Watch. John Sawz LLndd Vidlulne W13 Smothy Coulbt Dignixmg CW BIwwn Quen' A Gwyn Baum KLng'A 0mm Emu Jud 60mm Shay Satan JUNIOR ROYALTY DUCHESSES DUKES VLduZ Duke. RidLMd Boungaau Tawny GaApalLd um Lmouoa um; Hwand Richy LeBlanc Mwlyn P e Romy Romw SOPHOMORE ROYALTY DUCHESSES DUKE? Wdy BuAh Robuz Gauthim Stephanie How; Laluuj Gum wily Ra lbwuon W ReeAa Jam; 01mm FRESHMAN ROYALTY DUCHESSB DUKES Vickie ELton mt Dememt Beunda Maul KA'JLh GMPW PROGRAM Mmtu 05 Cuemoniu Bynon Balemfina Vocal Solo Laue LandILy SENIOR WALTZ RoAus 6mm the South by smut Suzanne Tuchey RoAamaAy Newbome Sam Joynt Raymond Tievino Pattie FaiJLLw Wanda RabinAon Bayan Cozad Juan Cum Caman Rojo Jule Snatch Dough Bean Joey BaIUly que Dawla Pam LiMccmb Twy Reevu John Kulth MaMha Dominguez Tonya Tanuuo Dane BAOUAACULd Eldluldgz Ravey Choneogmphy Pam LLMcomb, BicoohA Demewt SENIOR BALL 7 5 S MAY 16, 1975 T.J. CAFETERIA 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. $5.00 per couple MUSIC BY SHADOWFAX admit one couple Royalty m Senior Princes And Princesses Tommy Griffiths Lynn Skinner Linda Vidrine John Saenx Ii; 9' .n Keifh Daws Suzie Hamilton Cara Victor Craig Smifhy 62 Junior Dukes And Duchesses Romy Romero Vicki Drake Tammy Gaspard Ricky LeBlanc '4 x Marilyn Pace Mike Lu'ioslu Richard Bourgeois Cindy Hammond Royalty 63 1 Larry Guidry Stephanie Henry re Dukes And Duchesses Gina Smithy Bill Reese Waltzers And Freshman Court 1u1r ' urn At 1; I . 1 ml wk tanlaHJ SENIOR WALTZERS: Pam Linscomb, John Keith, Rosemary Newsome, Raymond Yrevinol Manha Dominguez, Dane ammra, Carmen Roio, Doug Bean, Julie Richard, Terry Reeves, Sum Joym, Suzanne Tuckey, Juan Quare, Wanda Robinson, Bryan Coznd, Pony Fairley, Joey Barry, Jule smim, Eldridge Ravey, Yonye Yantillm Kurk Gaspard Belinda Morrell Vickie Elton Mark Dement Royalty as r. . Fig.5. .. , f 72? . .. a ....:ala.m, . .waf NEW LANGUAGE LAB, axparimen's, Top Students Af Graduation MELISSA PITMAN BECAME Saluvuvoriun of oh: Senior CIass. Class MONTICELLO GUARDIAN AWARDS were elected by members of Me Valudidorian was Pat Storms. Class of '75. Yhey elecVed Ronnie Eldemire and Leslie Landry. Academics Ronald Talbert .8 Xi; 1; Marcia Hansen In Various Subjects gm cam ' 9 ? calm Q f3 RICE? MILEH :ICE Terri LaCow .; y; Greg Kirwin ? V ' Academics 71 NHS Installs 84 New Members The Nafional Honor Society began , k , . I the year with the induction of 84 new members. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, service, leader- ship, and character. Each member must maimain a 8 average. The speaker for vhe induc'ion ceremonies was Mr. Sam Monroe. The Society sang Chris'mas carols at 'he old folks home and, throughout the year helped the school with many ser- vices. man, secretary,- and Bryan Comd, president hdenooes 2nd year members. Gini Ballard John Barry' Maev; Bargeron Anita Benrand Ellen Boavman' Cynvhia Bonsall' Kenneth Borel Kathleen Bourgaois' Cindy Broussard' Janis Boyd 72 Tom Bundy Jolesley mky Phillip Bumuman Becky ByrcP John Collins' Deborah Cohan Suzanne DeYoung ' Marcia Diamond Lori Doubruva Shem Dwyer' David Edwards' Tanya Eidom' Francis Fey NEW MEMBERS INCLUDE: Firs! Row: Sally Claybourn, Connie McCleHand, Kay Moseley, Gail Barel, Mary Brown, Kevry Hebert, Lisa Shaw, Gay Duck wcrlh, Mavy Ptice, Teme Landry, Karen Gen. Second Row: Cindy Robinson, Joy Snider, Karen Hyo , Lxso Richardson, Coihenne Scan, Cheryl Crane, Deanna Smnh, Mcrgavel Van Hess, Margarel Knox, EHyn leliumson. Third Row: Diane Broussard, Jenmfer Seaman, Dunm Daniels, Debbie Rwem, Leslxe Bands, Andrea LaGrappe, Elizabeth Marsh, Jean Bwley, Katie CoghIH, Phyllws LaLonde, Lois Bomon, and Pamcm Huhn. Acudermcs 73 i ' A OTHER NEW MEMBERS arc; Fim Raw: Roberta Winam, Vanessa Stelly, Putty Walker, Linda Elizondo, Joe Turver, Alan Rising, Robert Johnson, Nan Wallravh. Second Row: Don Hollier, Carol Joseckos, Terry BoeNger, Ruben Burger, Rodney Bourgeois, Paul Morrell, Billy Lavender, Third Row,- Dennis Wuppler, Eric Weldon, John Messing, Scon Lumson, Debbie Bowling, Steve Hamilkm, Greg Thompson, Charles Powell, Travis Monvondon, John Hatha- Karen Flemingf Wesley Foshee' Melody Fowlkes Robin Fullev' Gail GanV Darlyne Gone? Charlene Guillory Martin Hansen' Mark Hansen' Sandra Hardy' Sabrina Hernandex' am 5 House Janis Howard' Ronald Huebel' Vickie lsonrf wenms 2nd year membm. ?nd year members Pichre Nuf Available Carolyn Johnson Debbie Janey Gveg Kirwin' Karen Kleespses' Terri LaCour' Leslie Landry' Belinda Lee' Jun Levy Demse Lewis Dale Lumbley' James McCIimatk Rebecca Meadows ' Sherri Mullen Rosemary Newsome Thad Putin Melissa PiOman ' Judy Rosie : Renee Reaux Yerry Reeves' Vicky Renner Debbie Robenc Ann Sac Dirk Simmons Muselle Smith ' Vickie Swunzy' Debbie Talberr Academlcs 75 Ronnie Talbert Danea Weaver Ken Whitlow Wanda Robinson NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS are: 51Hing:Marcia Hansen, Put swans, and Renee Reaux. Standing: Lari Doubravu, cam Ballard, and Vicki Tamplin. Nar Pictured is: Sam Jam. Awards Assembly The Awards assembly IS given every year at the end of school. Alvhough many studen's do no! receive awards for academic achievemen's, several awards are given for the fields of sciences. Win- ners of 'his year's awards included no! only seniors but a number of underdassmen as well. CAROL YRIEBEL RECEIVED the Baush and Lamb Award for high scholastic a:hievemem in Stiences. GREG KIRWIN WAS the winner of me Texas GAIL SAN ANGELO was Che recipient of ihe Bill Fleming Memorial Tennis Award. Keth Thalia! Chemical Society Award and Me Maohema'i- received the Larry Svelly Memorial Baseball award for the second year. tel Assoc. Am. Awur For Their Achievements SAM JOYNY IS a NaQional Merio Commended S'udenL NAYIONAL MERIY FINALISTS ar'e Grgg Kirwin and Debbie Saunders. Debbie wen! on 00 win a scholarship. YHOMAS JEFFERSON HAD two foreign exchange svudents, They are Roula Fakhourly from Jordan and Luis Roias from Chile. Given In May a4 . V . .,,-. SOPHOMORE NEDT WINNERS are: Seared: Angda Dolce, Shari lumbley, Rebecca Mathis, Eileen Fey, Chrisry Branch, Lynda Coons, Bdsy Lamb, and Mary Richardsom Slandr'ng: William Slocum, David Hernandez, Ronald Wat's, Frank Williford, Barbara Foshee, Cheryl Gum, David Yumer, Coleen Banks, Kim ng, and Bryan Godkin, FRESHMAN NEDT WINNERS are: Sealed.- Ellen Wood, Lesa Landry, Lois Howard, and Elisa Hon. Slanding are: uron Carlson, Joyce Bennerte, and Wendy Walther, Academncs 79 80 Many Honors Are ROBERT BARGER WAS given Ohe Am. Chemir :ol Society Award. PAT STORMS WON Iho Ball Telephone Award. Pad also became Class Valedidonan. Given Af Jefferson ML Roohenbuger prounred Bill Lavender the Rensselaer Mathematics and Science Award. Rosemary Newsome won NI: DAR good cili- zenship awar . at leH; Jim House displays the Most Valuable Staffer Award given '0 him by the pan Arthur News. 81 QWW uiR an 84 r , ' xx , . JUNIOR cuss OFFICERS include: Debbie Foshee sealed: 09m secmam Scan Lamson, pvesidem; Terrie Landry, neasum; Connie McDonald, vice- president; and Mary Ann Maceras, corresponding secretary. 11.1 a JUNIOR HOMEROOM GOVERNORS: H In r; Candy Kirkwood, Linda Wharton, Charlene Pampolinu, Kim Guidry, and Connie McDanuch Sianding H Io r; Mary Ann Maceiru, Rose Ann Chapel, Paul Vera, Carol Spurlock, Cindy LuFine, and Connie McClelland. Junior CabineiL Leaders JUNIOR CABINET MEMBERS: Sealed H to r; Carol Juseckas, Gay Bourgeois, Tummy Sharp, MarceIine Mudd, and Denise Wyble. Slanding H re 0 Roy Scurdellia, Lisa Brammel, Ellyn Wi'llamson, Robin Clark, Vicki Drake, Tammy Gaspavd, and Tommy Avery. Joe Bourlond David Bowers Deborah Bowling Donna Boyd Lisa Brammer Richard Brandin Chris'ine Broussard Darrell Broussord Denise Broussurd Diane Broussurd Michael Broussord Roland Bvoussard Ronald Broussard Sandra Bvoussmd David Brown Kimberly Brown Lucy Brown Mary Brown In Planning Activities Michael Brown Robert Brown Patricia Bryan Cathy Burge lorry Burnham Ruben Burns Susan Burris Daryl Bu'euux Elizabeoh Caillier Junei Cannon nmi Capella puma Cappadonna Ber. Curriere Sherry Caslille Belinda Conros Arlen Ccusey Rose Ann Chuppel Guy Charles Mark Chesscn Craig Children Juniors 87 lindo Christopher Riva Christopher Robin Clark Sally Claybcum Clam Clayvon Lawrence Clayvon Katie Coghill Dana Colichia Theresa Collaxo Chns Colleni Curv Collins Ronnie Collins Peggy Cook McHenry Cornell Pavrigia Cone: Aaron Coving'on Jone! Cox Gerald Craig Pam Craig Cheryl Crane Jackie Crocheo Gay Creche! KarIa Cubboge Robert Daigle Mame Dangerfield Dani Daniel Wanda Daniels Neil David Delphine Davis Michael Davis Jimmy Dauzm Ruth Declum Kenneth De Con A. J. Degeyver Cheryl De Leon Charles Delano Terri Delunn Carl Demarsuis Eric Deranari Vickie Derouen Carla Deshazo Curl DeYoung One More Year Unfil Graduation! Amanda Dionne Keith Dome: Carolyn Domingue Ronnie Davy Joseph Dovalina Carol Drake Vicki Drake Geurgina Draughen Gay Duckworvh Gina Duckwovm Danna Dudley Kahh Duhon Laura Duhon Michael Duhon Charles Duplanv Aaron Dupuis Wayne Durham Denise East Billy Edwards Fury Eliusson linda Elilondo Darral English Paula Espinosa Mizhuel Estrada lurklyn Eulion Diana Falcon Bobby Ferguson Robyn Fields Johnny Finley Terry Firmin Chvis Fisk Carrie Fallen Veronica Fcn'enene Dole Fonvenol Dcnise Fonrenov Janice Fonvenoo Susan Fonvenot Deidre Ford Althea Foreman Thomas Foreman Juniors 8? Wendell Foreman Kim Formagus Garry Fanune Debbie Foshae Torry Fuselier Dorihy Gallegos Rosalie Gaona Suzanne Garcia Gwen Gary Sharon Gaspard Yummy Gaspard Donald Guuihier Karen Getz Gail Gilbert Bonnie Gircuurd Hector Game: Albert Gonlales Jose Gonxalez Lynn Govden Sherkeiha Gordon Sharon Gordan Joe Gruffigino Sveve Greenway Melanie Guernsey Cathy Guidroz Jerome Guidry Kim Guidvy Mike Guidry Nancy Guillory amy Hole 90 S, x 5.; Juniors Show Spirit Sondra Hall Steve Hamilton Chrisile Hamm Sue Hammerle Ralph Hammemmck Cynthia Hammond Lynda Hanche Robe Hanks Tern Hannah Dawd Harder Danid Harness Carol Hawkins Jeffevy Hawkins Sheryl Hayes Kerry Hebert MitcheH Heberv SVephen Heben James Hendevson Ray Henderson Harlan Hendncks 5'eve Hemy Vim Henry Elena Hervevu Barbavc Hxlswck Danny Hilton Randy Hlsev Ben Hodges Jumors 91 , if jumd . Viv ' Homecoming Festivifies Jaygould Keller Ruynene Kemp Ka'hy Kershner Jeff King Kelly Kimo mamas Kimel Janis Klum Tim Knowles Margaret Knox Joey Kusniv Mark Kuykeudull Bonnie Loborde Lorry Lackey Laura Lackey Nonef'e Loco. Walter Lacy Cindy Lame Andrea LaGrappe Karen LaGmppe PhyIlis LaLonde scan Lamson Darrell landry Hal landry liz Landry Mike Landry Patricia Landry Yerrie Landry Kevin Long Sharon Lonmer Micheal LaNolaIs William Lavender Beverly Leblanc Lula Leblanc Ricky Leblan: Mike Ledford Jay Kathy Lee Kenneth Levine Made Me Bryan Lope! Stephen Loupe Ronald Louvlere Greg Lynd JUthVS 93 William Lowery Mary Ann Muteiros Penny Malin Rickie Mullen Kathy Manoqum Elizabeth Marsh Bobby Manin Cynthia Marvin Niel Mamn Camleen Maninez Lisa Martinez Melissa Maya! Patrick Mayer Sherry McCann Connie McCleHund Greg McCoy Ruben McCoy Connie McDonald David MKGee Kenh McGee Mary McGee Dorolhy McGilbery Julie MtRee Lydm Meadows 94 HeHIMrs Wilson, sponsov of me Jumor Cabinet mbavemonm Nunez and Marla Lovelace enioy me Homecoming Gum Tern Mekmcon Chrvswphev Mdler Jame Mxller mm A. Mnohey Pamela Mmmhdd Lydm MIVcheH Stanley MMchell nmovhy MucheII Travvs Moncondon Chanda Moore Jack Morgan Jean Molgan Ruben Morgan Kavhryn Mosdey Shem: Mosby Anne Mosev Cmdy Mourev Movcehne Mudd Shavon Nocxk Txm Norman Roland Norwood Tcyc Norwoad Jumors 95 Ronnie Nunez SOeven Nunez Cynthia Oliver Randy Olson David Olgeron Ono Paul Ortega Marilyn Pace Charlene Panpalina CynOhia Parhum Bonnie Parker David Parks Arlene Pmin Phillip Paul Terry Pedmzu Sheryl Perez Laura Pevvovich JecneNe Phillips Michael Pickard Rose Anne Piccard Joey Pierce Karen Pievce John Pigg Karl Papielcrcxyk Charles Powell Gearge Pow. Mary Price Ronnie Prince Toni Proenza Debbie Prospevie Cums Pryor Gregg Quebedeaux reg Ramerix Lidia Rumeviz Dumid Ramos Vernell Rundle Barbara Raymond Debra Reid Ricky Resweber Benn Reyes Penny Leads Juniors In School Spirit Mary Reyes Julie Rlzhord Lisa Richavdson Todd Rinehan Alan Rising Debbie Rivera Carolyn Rubens Christophe! Roberts Charles Robertson Cindy Robinson Steven Robinson 5cm Robtdeuux Donald Rocaione Paul Rednguez Jim Regan Jada Rogus Chrisllne Rogers Hamson Rogers Nichole Romero Romy Rometo Elena Rosus Larry Rosa: Larry Rose Allen Roy Peggy ROY Lewis Rusche Jane! Russell Susan Salem Keely Salvagia swan Sandon Kenneth Sanford Joseph Saslne Kelry Savoile Yimo'hy Sebasvian Juniors 97 Bobby Schroeder Caihrine Ste Joyce Scan Jennifer Seaman Tammy Sharp Lisa Shaw Suzy Sheridan Hayward Simmons Alice Simpsun Joyce Simpson Stephanie Sinegul Scoh Singlavary Becky Singleion Smnh Billie Smith Dave Smith Deanna Smith Pamela Smiih Ross Smith Roxanne Smith Wesley Smith Barbara Snider Ray Sourdelliu Carole Spurlock Donald Stack Jayme Sully Vanessa Sielly Randy S'evons Jesse S'ewar' Linda Stem: Chyrel Stokes Glen Scorms James Svuuenburg Russell Suva : Teri Suvhavland Rosa Swanxy 98 Darla swem Joe Tower CaOherine Tuylcr Mike manon Karen Therio' Cynthia Thibodeoux Deborah Thibcdeaux Kirk Thomas Greg Thompson Pulrick Thompson Mark Thornhill Rhonda Thornton Jimmy Threadgill Mon Treadway Jodi Todora Glenn Former Cindy Tomkins Chris Tompkins Molly Toups Kaven Towne Richard Trohan Yony Trahan Judy Tun Terry Urbina Jo Valdez MargorevVun Hess Linda Vargas Joel Vazques Italic Velu Janice Velu Paul Vera Debbie Verve! BeIh Vim. Suzene Vimor Luis Videgaray Rum Vidrine Ruvh Villaveal 5.1. Vinecour Sandy vnacoe Mark Wuedemon Nan Wanmh Patricia Walker Juniors 99 Shane Walker Bobby Wappbr Denms Wappler Janice Wave Lelo Washingion Linda Wmson Barren Weber Kay Weber James Eyi: Weldon vngmm Wehion Ma Wheuel Pam White Lmdu Wharton Emmen Wjesen Mark Wiesen am, WiHiams Joseph Wilham Ellyn W4llramson Pam wnson Robena Wlncm David Wlnvev Mark Woodall Mark WcodeH Rogev Woolridge Ruby anm Card Wukosch Denise Wyble M D. Wyde Jumce Ymes Tragey Young David Zoch Wilham Lowery 100 Juniors Enjoy The Prom SCOTT LAMPSON DECORATES in Mordi-Grus .heme. DATES REFRESH THEMSELVES with food provided by Junior Cabinet. BOUND PROVIDED ENTERTAINM NT galore. . v , w ,, . Campus Life In . L, ., ., , WW; ' ,.. . V .ZJV. ,3 b . nan. ,.. tag; H Aclivivies 103 IOA Homecoming Fun Clim 0X65 THE 1950': MUST have had some serious momems, judging from Donna an my Foofballts Exciting Season Involvement was the key to making Homecoming Week successfule On Monday students showed their spirit by dressing mismatch style. Tuesday, during lunch a 50's Day dance contest was held with students and faculty as con- testants. Western Day featured a shoot-out in the court- yard. As Thursday crept along, spooks filled the dark hall- ways for Halloween. Friday, the mighty colors, Maroon and Gold, were seen throughout the day. Planners of the various events were pteased with the wide participation of students and at the tolerant attitude of the faculty. ttFONSEE THREE CONTESTANTS FOR the Halloween Day contest. Activities 105 l06 Powder Puff Game Highlights The Bonfire Activities . . THE AFTER. Vz : Q'yv SCREAMSTERS STRUT 10mg bonfire KANE LOUKAS SHOWS Shanna Randall up. KING RAY NORRIS T: . ALAN SWANZY TURNS info a foxy lady. TEACHERS LEAD STUDENTS in school song. Activities 1 07 108 TEXANS: Sranding: Lisa Singleton, Becky Byrd, Chris Ledger, Donna NuneL Kneeling: Terry Ono, Elisha Uvbina, Wanda Robinson, Kaihy Champagne. BIG BUZZ AND friends HUSSARS DISPLAY WINNING flout, Reigns As Queen BROOKS DEMENT FINALIST. Suzy Hamilton was crowned 1974 Homecoming Queen before the Vidor game. While of TJ, Suzy has partici- pated in: 1973-74 Monticello Choir Sweet- heart Junior Class Duchess Homeroom Officer I Ifh and lZlh grade Student Council Madrigal Singers A Cuppella Choir Secre'ary of the Drama Club Senate of the Latin Club Represented Thomas Jefferson in UIL Piano Contest 10th, 1 1th, grade Suzy defeated other finalists, Brooks Dement and Vicki Bacon. VICKI BACON FINALIST. Parade Proves To Be A Pageant Of Football Spirit CHOIRS WIN 2nd place for organization float ll0 Faces Reflect A Part Of TJ 's Excitement KANE LOUKAS GETS a thrill. 50's DANCE CHAMPS. YUM-YUM ERNESTINE lOPEZ CONGRATULATES Ray Activities 111 PEE KABOO Football Season Brings WHENIT RAINS. , .spiri'pours. Happy Memori x COACH CLARK BRINGS u senHmen'al momanuom. peprally. h V a, .41. m ' HUSSARS BUNDLE up .0 keep warm. DONNA NUNEZ wms no place in he. deco- rmions. Activivies 1 13 Band And Hussars Add lITTLE DRUMMER BOY Glen Storms. LEGS ARE HERE . . Highlights Of The School Year , I JUNIORS ENJOY BAND Banquet I MADE ITl 'IfiHI5 l:hl'$$lill1ik1lw Activities 1 15 116 Baseball Team Adds 'x FANS SHOW UP lo wppon the banball. BATGIRL BONNIE GIROUARD sweeps on home place. Additional Members BONNIE GIROUARD MARILYN ELTON SUSAN SALEM Anivi'ies l 17 Faces Show Many BONNIE PARKER DOES a club glob for the camera. SOMETHING CATCHES CRAIG'S eye Different Moods ERNESTINE LOPEZ cues om the window seriously, while Randy Venuble ads silly. Activities I 19 Comedy And Drama Classes Perform l CAROL, DONNA, AND Vicki dance Do Hay Good Lookin in the Pos- KEVIN JUDICE, MIKE Quinvella, and Max Minter, come in from hard sum Ridge County Beauty Contest, workout in comedy drama play. MR. WAGNER WONDERS where he went wrong. CAROL REED MODELS new 50er of bathing suits in lhe play. 120 Several Different Plays JIMMY JOHNSON PLAYS V.D. carrier in Ihe SCOTT CAN'T WAIY much longen Ungenaml Hospital. .NL -3; MARK BEARD, VICKI Drake, Scott Parker, and Linda Beard are romanlic while Kathy Marroquin looks on, Activioies I N Black And White Ball MIKE GETZ GETS a sample from Vicky Renner. Always A Social Highlight JOHN SAENZ AND Kurcn Rivon mk- Dime om for punch. JOHN KEITH AND Pom Linuomb sit down and relax TWO STARS ARE born. 123 Sfilwell Technical Students STUDENTS FIND WORK interesting wheihev i0 is fixing someone's hair. . . REPAIRING A CAR . . . LEARNING TECHNIQUES IN child care . . . 124 Ready For Pay Checks WELDING . . . OR EVEN GIVING an old car a new look. l25 An Evening Of An Evening of One-Acf Plays was well c??ended as Is? and 50h period drama classes presented four one-act plays. The four one-ac? plays were casted and direc'ed by drama students. Entertainment filled the evening as the curtain opened Student Directors 'Sunday Cos? Five Pesos Charles Felps uNight Frigh' Sfuun Salter HThe Ghost at Pumkin Holler Connie McClellund 8: Kathy Kershner HDon't Darken My Door Todd Rinehan ' n .: a ;3?V .wa . KATHY PROWSE AND Jerome Kemper seem SUNDAY COST FIVE Pesos Elena Hervera, thrilled inh Oheiv pans. Roland Snenz, Melanie Guernsey, Regina Anniboll. Standing; ChvisVy Campbell. , 1 'r1- . A STUDENT DIRECTORS: flefr ro right; Todd DON'T DARKEN MY Door Uefv Io righ0 Brain Wieson, SheWI Hayes, Paul Sevar, Kaihy Huebel, Rmehan, Chris'y Campbell, C0,, Chatles Henry Plowden. Floor: Ierri Reswebev. Siandingdimmy Goldsmith. Felps, Suzy Hamilton, Cu. Sitting: Connie M:Clelland, Kathy Kershner, Co. One Acf Plays . NIGHT FRIGHT Sranding: Cynthia Fried, Ora Mitchell, Susan Huhn, lles Banks, Clara Daily, James Francis. Sming: Suly Hamilton, Dennis Sheffield, Vickie Bell, Stun Mikhell. THE GHOST AT Pumpkin Holler Bill Edwards, Kathy Mdanghlin, Barbara Duhon, Les Baker, Pam Linsccmb, Sandra Taylor, Kathy Prowse, Rory Hes, Earl Cook, Elven Whi'e, Jerome Kemper. Anwivies 127 123 Of Kings And Things TIME: 13th Century PLACE: Regal Storeroom Once upon a time there lived on unk- ingly King, who had no stomach at all. The Maid of the castle tried three differ- ent remedies to cure his maiesty of his illness. The Queen Mother and the Chancel- lor turned against the Maid, because she was trying to cure the King, because when the King was sick the Queen Mother and Chancellor ruled the kingdom. Finally at the end the King overrules his stomach. Linda Elizondo received a medal for getting on the AII-Stclr Cast. THE CHANCELLOR tWAYNE Durham! and the Queen Mother tPat Patinot try to make the Young King nodd Rinehartl sick to his stomach THE MAID lLtNDA Elixondot sings songs of sickness to the King tTodd Rinehartl. BLOOD! UIL Play Contest Entry lINDA ELIlONDO PORTRAVS the Maidt TODD RINEHART PLAYS the role of the WAYNE DURHAM AND Pat Patina are the Young King. Chancellor and the Queen Mother. The production crew, which played a very important part in the play consists of: Perry Eliasson ................ Stage Manager Marie Broussard .............. and Kathy Kershner ............... Make-Up and Costume Mr. Leary Spears .............. Director Of Kings and Things was T.J.'s entry for the U.LL. One-Act Play Contest. THE ENTIRE CAST consists of: Floor: Kathy Kershner, Yodd Rinehart, Linda Elizondo, Perry Eliasson. Chair: Pat Patinol Wayne Durham. Standing: Marie Braussard. Activitles I 29 130 Children Were Enferfained With A children's play, which was directed by Mr. Lee Spears, was the drama department's final performance, of this school year. The play, The Butterfly ?ha' Blushed was performed by Mr. Spear's firs? period class. The characters consisted of: Jimmy Goldsmith .......... Hercules Todd Rinehart .............. Worm Billy Edwards ................ Man Henry Plowden .......... Howaboui Kathy Kershner ........... Noname Kathy Prowse ................ Sky Pam Linscomb .......... Mushroom Kafhy McLaughlin ........... Nurse Ka'hy Huebel ............. Cynifha Sandro Taylor ............. Angelo Connie McClleland ......... Wizzer Male voice . .Siuar? Salter Female voice ......... Sheryl Hayes : h , A . HERCULES u. GOLDSMI'rm and Sky UL Prowm m n. oalk some sense 7c Howabouo m. Plowdem NONAME m. KERSHNEIU dislikes Worm u. and Noname lKh Kershned. RinehonL The Butterfly ThaiL Blushed 3' V193 15952; All on. BuhcrHiu ol the forest H10 Ii K. McLaughlin, K. Prowse, K. Kenhner, K. Huobel, 3. Edwards, H. Howdon, P. Linwomb, and J. Goldsmiih, lishn to Oh: loomeps of the human beings. ANGER FALLS ovsa m. faces a! Monti. EdwardsL Sky 0L Prowsej, and Noname m. KushnerJ ANGELO 5. anon Me. on pain! wovm . A 41.nandmm. Activities 1 31 Campaigning Helps Outcome Of Elections 4 4 34 .. $0.4 '. 3:9 .94 IW'4 . .4 .- . CHEERLEADER CANDIDATES TAKE a break. w .M .,.. . A. mmmw SIGNS DECORAYE COURTYARD during campaigns PUT POP ON 00p. Ac'ivivles 133 Speeches And Tryouts h: MRS. MARSHALL WATCHES candidates for cheerleader practite, CHEERLEADERS WAIT IN line On try out, Determine Winners TODD RHINEHART DOES his cheen c! vioies 135 Maroon Candidates SHANE WALKER GIVES his victory speech. MK GREG HOLLIER demonsnmes his Martial Ans ability. STUDENTS CAMPAIGN AT Ohe Maroon Con- vennon. Fight For Victory Gold Party Captures MARV PRICE CAMPAIGNS for Pat Cappadonna. DONNA TROXELL AND John Loffage enioy the convention STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE POP for President. TODD RHINEHART DISPLAYS his singing mlem. 138 Double Victory e3 - MANY STUDENTS PARTIC TED in ihe gold convention. MARTIAL ARTS CLUB demonstrates for entertainment Adivifies 139 Boys Enjoy Special Treat- JO TRUNCALE AND Shanna Randall search for their money on Pizza Nig v PEGGV COOK PAYS Max Minvev's way to the show. MO KAREN GEYZ TREAYS David Vice Do Pizza FRANCIS FEY AND Vicki Henry dance 00 Oh: Ywirp Dance '1 t -v-.-... - 9-2- -Ir-IfI In-o-oi -444 RT? . u I '- b I I I . Q !-!n.u.n-A KAREN RIVERS FEEDS John SuneL Aclivivies 141 SANDRA JONES HIGH kicks m Kung Fu TALENTED KATHY KERSHNER does her pun BEVERLY MOORE SINGS I've Go. 50 Much Fighting. in a humorous skin 4 o. Underlying Abilities MRS. MARLISS WEATHERLV sings on original an the talent progvam. A FAST DANCE Oempo livenad Io show. Dancer: are Debbie Black and Vicky Vimml. SHADES OF CAROL Burns , Jok Bunne steal: her cleaning woman romine. Organixuiions Valentine Dance And Open House COUPLES DANCE YO the music of Soulh Bound. A SOUTH BOUND Bond member. Bring Reminiscence Of Past mnems SEE WHAT really goes on in the comma, MR. WORTHV, ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHER, finally gets his picture luken us he greals parems a? open houw Activities 1 45 Many Activities Mark MARILYN PACE IS cangra'ulohed by friends for being chosen finalis' for :haerleader. JO TRUNCALE RUSHES to be 90 class on time Ifor oncq. Any Given TJ Day STUDENTS INSPIRED BY visil from me! Fran- IS THIS HOW you wrap your hair? cis Quinn. GREG KIRWIN'S BRAIN at rest. Aaivihies l 47 Checkday ii' m . O Mask MR. LONG GETS Favorite Sponsor on nin'h grade checkduy. BOBBY YAYLOR AND Greg loxanno put away their share of goodies u! the Freshman Breakfast. It' I48 A GreatL Expectation E . .a . - . A - x CYNTHIA ROAS AND Gveg Sniro enjoy the Chezkduy breakfast. BELINDA MORAL AND Mark Durso were good camera subieds oll day NFI'TIE CARTER AUTOGRAPHS a hippopohamus on checkday. ActiviNes 149 Senior Events High- ; 3 swoems WERE PLEASED by lhe uumom or the Senior Prom. WILLIE BRYANT AND BiHy Williams are bumping away a! me Senior BaIL DIANNA CLARK, VICKIE Bell and their doves enioy the final momenls of their Senior year. lightL The Closing Of School RAY NORRIS AND Kim Juneau enioy dancing m ohe Senior Prom. PAY CAPPADONNA PINS the ribbon Um. School spim on Scan Parker on Senior Che day. JED ALLEN AND Joan Mabry enioy lhe breakfast for Seniors on Checkday Activilies l51 152 Name Of The Game Is Karate MR. GREG HOLLIER inst can't seem Io win as Mickey Conner get: revenge. 1 x II t c , , -;-::,:::.v;n SURFERS CATCH A breach. BILL BERRY, JUDSON Simon, Ricky Danalo, and Dewayne Ri'chey sup- posedly polish up their tennis game. - A GOOD WAVE makes buddies of all surfers. ONE ADVENTURE ENDS - anooher begins. Acrivilies 153 School Day Has Many Angles MAVBE IT'S PUTTING on a new haze . . . FIGURING OUT A tax problem . . . PARTYING . . , In Its Long Schedule OR JUSY PITCHING washers 155 156 Good Food Fills The Mood ' , . f ,,; 1 .x , ? W . . v, . i ; Aw. .u' SONA DELGADILLO, GREIG Smiohy, and Row Ramirez pose for a picture in the refreshment line at on. Crystal Ball. CHEERS! vou REALLY SHOULDN'Y em so Af Different School Events ?gm ,' ' ? DANCING ALWAYS SEEMS lo build up Ihe appoint. MIKE GETZ HELPS himself to some punch. 157 Foreign Language Olympics KATIE COGHILI. THROWS the ball when Deb- MIKE REID PUTS Ihe move on at he Foreign Language Playday, bia Tclben blocks her. 158 Music - Our Style WESLEY FOSHEE PLAYS a iauy solo m the band auditurium program. ' .. SPIRIT OF 76 pvovides an oufsvanding performance. TALENTED GROUP OF Spiril of 76 pays lribure to our country's 200m do . 159 The Simple And Strange V x 4m SHERYL HAYES AND Paul Sovur gm caught in the an of a school piay, chat is. MANY STUDENTS HELP cu? cu! Valentines, STUDENYS GET RESTLESS waning Happenings Of TJ i BILLY SMITH DlSPLAVS his uniu ring. M a ridc. YHREE OF THE pretty girls at U? lbl Soph Leadership , Q- 9- ff SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Top Row: Marilyn Elton, Oreosurev, Tony Tamel, president BaNom Row: Stephanie Henry, vimpress. dent, and Kath Robertson, secretary. Stands Strong Kelly Abshire Sharon Alexis William Allbrinon Brandon Alpough Johnny Anderson Chris Angelle Tim Antoine Caihy Arisco Valerie Arisco Evelyn Arnaud David Arredondo Marianne Ashy Bernie Auld James Avery Barbara Baker Lacy Baker Mike Bake! Many Balismo Jeri Ballard Roben Balsarno Coleen sank. Claudia Barbuy Gabriel Barboso Danny Bcrcly Alwin Barron Susie Banee Edna Baies Dawn Beoll Blake Beckam Rulh Beckhum Bryan Bell Carolyn nemaman Mark Bergeron am Beresky Chris Bevry Gene Berry Melissa Beshears Jan Binugia Blake Blanca Ben. alikh Olivia Babb Daryl Babb Robe Bodden Eric Bodin Melanie Bodin Jane! Bombek Tern Bonene Deberu Bomon Mike Bordelon Vincent Borel Jan's Boudreaux Janice Bourgeois Kelvin Bourgue Tina Bowen Sophomores Gail Box Christy Brunch luird Bvundin Rickey annon Gwen Brusuuux Pam Breuux Rochelle Brauux Carol Bridges Donna Brookshire Johnny Brnugh'on Brian Broussard Carolyn Broussard Diana Broussard Jevrasa Broussard Jerry Broussard Marie Broussard Reagan Brouuord Diana Brown Shawn Bruno Paul Bryan Anita vaunv Kabiinu Bryant Myrvis Burch Myr'le Buvzh Ricky Bum. Tammy Burke James Burnett Arlington Bush Cindy Bush Lorena Bum Annie Doll Code Norris Calliur Howard Caldwell Robert Campbell Vickie Capella Anna Celesoine Cull Champagne David Champagne Susan Chompagna Lee Champaaux Ricky Chance Tim Chouvin Sally Chevis Jane. Chris'iun oe Clark Ken Clark Janet Cole Yamam Coleman Shirley Colluzo Grog Colleni Ricky Collida Marilyn Columbus Bruce Conner Valentin Cuntrecus A Little Older, A Little W $6I' Lynda Coons John Corbella Jim Cormier Wally Cormier Johnny Cortex Kyle Cozcd Diane CovingOon Frankie Cricchio Jeanine Cross Becky Duire Ivundi Danulo Jeannie Daugereou Linda David Micheal DeBlanc Ellen Decuir Ruben Dacuir Carol Dafrancis Donna Deleon Judy Demos Beckie Denison Karen Denny Harvey Dennis Glen DeRon Judy Dillard Roby Dilluvd Nancy Dionne Donny Dismukes Angelo Dulce lori Dulce Man Dore Donnie Dotson Currie Defy Dale Douglas Donald Doziev Derick Drummond Dwayne Dubois Mark Dubois Karen Dubose Denise Dufour Barbara Duhon Bridge. Duhon Reid Duplamis Jan Duplanlis James Durham Tony Durso Kuohy Durso Renee Dwyer Mark Eddingslon Samh Edwards 5:0 Eichler Joe Eidom Marilyn Elven Danny Estrella Lynn Evans Sophomores 167 168 Everyday People Doing 4? SOPHOMORES HAVE THEIR ups and downs Everyday Things HGGYBACKING IS NOT one of Kim Juneau's GIRLS WERE EXCITED over he masked hero. favoma spans. DANNY SEARCHES HIS way ouL YEAH! RECESS. DEBBIE hangs Iighi while Denise holds fight. Sophcmores 169 Dona Ewing Lil Fabacher Bill Fusig Lisa Ferguson Debbie Fernandez Eileen Fey Wayne Findlay Tina Fisher Marlin Fanienene Carol Fanvenuv Danny Fon'enov EsOelene Fontanm Sieven Fon'enci Vicki Fon'eno' Vivian Fonmene David Foreman Gwen Forse Brenda Formey Barbara Foshee Karen Foster Farrel Frasiev Clay Freeman Mulyn Fwsch Kevin Fulda Amhony Gallegos James Gamble Cheryl Gan! Charlotte Gaonu David Gavcia Terri: Golda Terri Garsee Paul Garvin Roben Guu'hier Brian Gavard Robert Gerbens Kathy Gibson Jean Giddens Paula Gilcrease Kim Gilespies Emma Gipson Bryan Godkin Russell Goldsmilh George Gonzales 0 c Karen Gremillion Robur? Grifinh SOephen Guernsey Becky Guidroz Carla Guidry Darleen Guidry Jerry Guidry Larry Guidry Tray Guidry 170 To Make Twirp Week A Success SOPHOMORE GOVERNORS: Fran! Raw: Jill Halhaway, Barbara Foshee, Tuna Fisher, Sarah Edwards, Melissa Beshears, Lazy Baker. Middle Row.- Danny Estrella, Danny Fontanov, Ken Clark, Reid Duplomis, Bloke Beckom. Back Row: Patrice Stansbury, Judy Rayon, Anita Robe, Cindy Hence Lisa Lange Kaoby LaPoim Donny Larcode lauva Larned Dennis Lafiolais Fania Laliolais Judy Louve James Lavargne Marie LeBlanc Carolyn Lee Jacquelin Lee Dale LeJune Charlene Leon Cynohio Leon Dixon Lerosen Ronnie Levieye Kathy Levingslon Debra Lewis Dianne lewis Jimm Lewis Johnny Linscomb Brian Limhicum Craig Lively Gwen Lohin Julie Lehman Tanya Loukus Leslie Love Marla Lovelace Sophomores 73 Beth Lowe les lucas Shari Lumbl-y Koren Lyom Kevin MgCloud Scan McCloud Donna McDonald Penny McDowoll Carol McEnduff Wanda McKenzie Kyla McLaughlin Gail McMiIlion lynn McPherson Darrell M:Sorley Darwin Macon Debora Muglory Wilford Malvoau Jody Maner Ronnie Marcia! Gena Martin Johnny Martin Suzie Marvin Rosie Martinez David Mason Becky Mathis Cary Man Dana Mnlancon Anhur Multan lisu Massina Lynn Meyer Sandra Michon Laura Micken: Clayton Miles David Milchell Reginald Mitchell Rabecca Molina Curtis Mondallo Froddio Monmlvn Albert Moon Denise Moveau Scan Morgan Tammy Morvum Brenda Mosby Dan Moser Johanna Mothershad Febe Munoz John Murphy Richard Nu'ion Damion Newsom Ronnie Norris Alan Nunex David Nunex Randolph Oliver Anne Olson I74 Good Friends Are What Make Good Times ' Dennis O'Neal Johnny 0m Patricia Orfego Kathy Oniz Gina Ouulline Malcolm Pace Patti Palmer Karen Parrish Malinda Punish Eric Putin Poul Pafin Pmricia Pa'ino Yolanda mem Rose Peugler Guy Pellerin Tariva Perm David PaIrovich Joana Phillips laYrull Pierre Dune Pihmun Carlo: Pompa Pumakl Preiean Kaohy Popielarczyik Avnell Presslar Andrew Pvesslar Brenda Pvnsperie Kun Quebedeaux Richard Quinnllu Anita Robe Thomas Rachel Charles Ramirez Udellu Ramos Kenna : Randle Shari Runsonne Judy Rayon Manha Ragon Candy Reagle Cthy Redkey Bill Reese Batbara Reevgs Rory Reich Terri Resweber Julia Reyes Robert Reyes Van Reynolds Jodye Rice Kathy Richard Janice Richard Cathy Richards Mary Richardson Oscar Rivera Terry Robbins Sophomores 175 Happy Faces And SOPHOMORE HUSSARS PREPARE SKEETER REESE POSES for a picture. SURPRISE ! SOPHOMORES WERE INCLUDED I76 Remembered Places . . m m. upcoming year. PATRICE STANSBURY AND Cathy Redkey enioy a night 0.1. wim Oheir dates during Twirp Week. in Homecoming Acoivivies. JACKIE TIMMONS STANDS av uaenvion, Sophomores I77 Julia Robenson Kathy Robemon Kay Robimon linda Robinson Rod Robinson Julie Roccuforn Michael Rodrique John Rona Chris Romero Myra Romero Rosalind Romero Sula ! Remove Roxanna Ronsoneho Blanca Rows Elda Rosa: Ya mmy Ross Darla Roy Jane! Roy Lu Ruffin Howard Rusche Mike RusseIl Billy Ryan Lynn Sadler Clayton Sal'ar Clay Salter Pam Supp Susan Sarvar Chris Scuff Jennifer Schiwan Eri: Schoenberg Michael Schoenburg Craig Schrader Kim Schuler Donna Sclorandi Judy Scypion Michael Scypion Patrick Searla Bobby Seek. Billie Samien Susan Sharp Margie Shepherd Culleen Shuff Johnitu Simmons Joyce Simmons Kan! Simmons Danny Sims Bryan Singleton Pani Singleton Nadine Slaun William Slocum Adrienne Smith David Smith Mike Smith Rhonda Smith Steve Smith Mark Snyder I78 Sophs Begin Long Climb But We 're Making It Jerrima Solix Beverly Sianley Terry Stanley Pulrice S'ansbuvy Roben Steed Pamela Stephens Marilyn s'eward Mary Steward Merry Strauss lindi S'ubbs Arleen Swanzy Donald Swunxy Kenneth Sweat Arnold Swerson Torry Swanson Bob Yalben Pilo Tame: Tony Yams: Susan Tamplin Cummey Tankersly John Taylov Sondra Taylor Laureen Theric' Darvell Thibodeoux Dina Thibodeaux John Thomas Karlie Thomas Janet thmpxon Jimmy thmpson Michael Thompson Both Ihreadgill Jacquelyn Timmons Rusull Todd Shirleen Tolliver Mary Torres Robert Towne Chris Tmhnn Leonavd Yrahun Joseph Yremonle Karen Triebel Julie Tucker David Turner John Valdel Cynthia Veltz Bobby Varu Terry Vidrine Della ViHareaI Jerry Villemex Sophomores 179 180 Vickie vmum Barbara Walker Sondra Walker Tim Walker Deberah Watkins Jerry Wanm Ronnie Warls Susan Weuvhamll Philip Weatherly Dan Webb Joseph Webb Pamela Wabb Diana Wesoby James Whinen Jerry Whinan Neil Wike June Wilcox John Wilkinson Chrasvy Williams Erneso Williams Kathy Williams Kelly Williams Lawrence Williams Linda W iams Pam William; Ronnie Williams Frank Willifovd Alice Win Wulnr Wood Paul Woodall Leonard Woodard Debbie Wukasch Lori Wukasch Wayne Yum Mary Young Lisa ZunzNi Kevin Zimmevman Right,- Denise DuFour, Roxanne Ransonene, Rosalind Romero, Danny Fonlenov, Tummy Morvunv, and Suz- ene Romero cake 'ime ouo co smile for me cumerw m Sophs Fire If Up A1L Pep Rallies ma surnames 5M ? 4LET : 32 4f SUSAN SARVER CRIES Gears of happiness as she finds oui she is In Ohe SOPHOMORES BOOGIED AT the Homecoming Dance. cheerleader fma 5V Sophomoves 131 The People o D w, ..m f .m W Congress '7 5 The 1974-75 Congress was successful in providing an effective student body government, ScoM Parker presided over the organization composed of represent- atives from each homeroom, cheerleaders and class presidents. Mr. Andy Jackson was sponsor of Con- gress. Congressmen were responsible for Campus Beau'ifi- cation Day, in which many other organizations and clubs parlicipa'ed. Congress also sponsored dances held after district football games. The Constitution was also changed to fil the needs of cur ever-changing school activities. Congressmen are a means of communication in accomplishing s'udenl goals. Not all of these goals were able to be accomplished, such as liberolizing the dress code and ending final exams, so ?he Congress of '75 will transfer these problems to the 1976 Congress. Sco Parker Presidem Pm Cappodonu Johnny Ellon Rose Ramirel Secretary VicePresident Represemuhve-m-Luvge Congressmen 2 . Iva SOPHOMORE CONGRESSMEN: Sianding: Diana Spencer, Marla Lovelace, Shirleen Toliver, Rochelle Breaux, Gina Smilhy, Tevri Reswebu, Nina Hen- drix, Tanya Loukas, Judy DeMas. Currie Doty, Jodie Manor, June Wilcox, Kathy Popiolarcxk, Susan Champagne, Jane! Cole. Kneeling: Richard Quinvalo, Reid Duplanois, Chris Lumson, Ken Clavk, Steve Smith, Lawrence Williams. Organizations 35 Congressmen Gain Knowlege . . SENIORS ELECTED AS CONGRESSMEN: Back Row: Ricky Ricardo, Kelly Eldridge, Tom Bundy, Byron Bullen'ine, Gilson Via'or, Carq Victor, Craig 5mi- rhy. Middle Row: Brooks Demenr, Ellen Arnaud, Vicki Bacon, Donna Troxell, Donna Drake, Teni Onu, Pam Wahher, Rhonda Cupil, Tanya Eidom, Susan Doyle, Suzie Hamilton. Kneeling: Royte Gates, Steve Collazo, Bony Robbins, Mike Grady, Ronnie Eldemire. JUNIORS: Hack Row: Karen Gen, Bonnie Girourd, Sharon Noack, Penny Cumpbe , Ann Maser, Georgianne Droughn, DeeDee Ford, Kathy Munoquin, linda Beard, Middle Row.- Gail Borel, Cindy Lafitte, Linda Waison, Tammy Gaspard, Vickie Henry, Bonnie Parker, Vanessa Skelly, Cindy Bales, Gina Duckwonh, Kerri Hebe , Mary Price, Janice Klum Kneeling: John Hathaway, Amie Dillc, SOeven Bender, Shane Walker, Carl Poplarczk. I86 Committee Sponsors Clean-Up Day CAMPUS BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE MEMBERS ara: Chris lamsen, Sieve Coolloxo, Mark Holdemon, Frank Conde, David Markham, Yam Bandy, Sininy am Janice Wmvherly, Debbie Bowling, Janet Yhompson, Pam Walther, Sarah Edwards, Lesa Landm .A ,. :1 . . . 4.4 , H . , . GREG mcov, PATI'V Huhn, Lisa Richardmn and Debbie Bowling improve Iheir surroundings by participating in lhe annual Campus Beauvihcation Dam Organizations 187 iBH Congressmen Plan Activities CONGRESSMEN USTEN WHILE secretary, Pat Cappadonu, reads the JUAN CUELLAR AND Royce Gates concentrate on problems presented minules. during Congress. ELECYION COMMITTEE MEMBERS worked oi the polls and tallied votes during the elections Slanding: Vanessa Sicily, Francis Fey, Pa Capped ono Brooks Demenv, Kerri Doiy, Steve Smith Kathy Robemon, Cindy Laffive, Bonnie Parker SiNing- Tammy Gaspard, Penny Campbell Kaihy Popieiarlyck, Karen 6201, Jane Wilcox, Tanya Loukas. New Slate Of Officers For '7 6 Connie McDonald Vize-Presidem y Prize Georgina Draughn Represemmive-av-Lavge Secmury Organizations 139 Student Representatives ,,.a' 0009 SPORYSMANSHIP LEAGUE REPRESENTAYIVES include Tammy CHOSEN AS OUYSTANDING Congressmen to: the year were Francis Gaspard, Francis Fey and Cindy Lam Fey and Brooks Demen'. 75 Band Brings Success Mr. Herb Garmer Mr, Howard Hutchinson Director Assistant Director The 1974-75 version of the Maroon and Gold Band proved to be a success. Hard work during football season was rewarded with a superior rating at marching contest. Fourteen students qualified for the All-Region Band. Dur- ing concert season the bond was divided into three groups: Maroon Band, Gold Band, and Symphonic Band. Auditions were necessary to per- form in the Symphonic Bundt Each group participated in concert contest and performed in the annual Band Revue. Awards were presented to cute standing members at the Band Banquet DRUM MAJORS ROSEMARY Newsome and Joey Barry. Organizations l9! The Pride Of SWINGSTER CHOREOGRAPHER, lINDA SWINGSTERS PERFORM FIGHT song a. pep rally. Armstrong. 192 Port Arthur SCREAMSTERS HAVEIT all! WINGSYERS PERFORM WITH various 0 . s ups :1. 3:.xu:Il:I-mv.waunmm - u WW -7 mmmuu PRACTICE MAKES PERFECTI Organizations 93 SpiriiL And Unify The Swingsfers 100k on a new look this year wiih Linda Armstrong acting as choreographer. The group learned 10 routines of various dance s'yles. The use of many props was an added amadion. The Swing- sIers are a hardworking group tho? begins prOCfiCe in mid-July and con- !inues until Ihe end of football sea- son. Practice again resumes in Febru- ary. Swingsters stay active year- round with an annual banquet and a kidnap breakfast. Officers for 1974- 75 are Karen Rivers, lieutenant; Karen Kleespies, captain; Donna Drake, assisOanI captain, and Cynt- hia Puckifl, lieutenant. SWINGSTER OFFICERS FOR 197L75. m'n n,c , i. IU' P ,d .. $' .V p I D' . :TVy-xP'. . O '. EM W. . v T n T. t m w M I'm M Mi. .JMW...XI.IE w .M'Tkw QJAQ'V$' ';h SWINGSTERS FOR 197475. Provide Success - r 32W - .- I II, n 10123,;an 0 1 :1 Imwregrqi'w 'IIw' H tr. ?;E'm r MI Iv E- :Wg:f M 271531 :IHIIJ g 1;. BANDC OIFFICERrSe F0: 1974 75. Bo om Row Mddle 1?on G: IrIGan :IrI;SOIephea Tam ampa gn em ibrurian TprRo w- eJa h Ha Oh: eve ly Hall,repoerr1 eseley ?. g3:g Osre Jo wa Fos BAND OFFICERS FOR 1974-75. I96 Dyvon Balenline Joey Barry Jock Bu! Cynthis Bonsall JoAnn Brannon Tum Bundy Jolesluy Burke Phil Burnumun Stephanie Champagne Sieve Collaxo Bryan Cozad Rhonda Cupil Julie Davii Kathy Denney Sumnne DeYoung Martha Daminguu Sylvia Dominguez Lovi Doubmva Tanya Eidom Party Fuirlay Suzanne Fonvanessi Diana Gurdenhire Dariyne Genes Paige Grahu m Beverly Hull Sandra Hardy Cindy Harmon Vick: Harmon Sabrina Hernando: Rhonda Hill Belinda Lee Cathy lauvier Carol Lynd Morgan Kershner Karen Kleespies Becky Meadows Bill Morin Rosemary Newsome Thad Putin Vanessa Panarson Mellissa Pimnun Kathy Panic Cynthia Puckin Terry Reeves Dora Richard Karen Rivers Seniors Furnish Leadership In Band Lynn Skinner Molelle Smilh Vicki Swanzy Debbie Tolben Carol Triebel Raymond Trevino Donna Troxell James Williams Kenneth Wiliiams Donna Drake 4: aw WkWemetmmtgvr'ly Ull MARCHING CONTEST, November 23, I974. OrganiluNons I97 I98 Band Activities And Awards 5v Hap, ROSEMARY NEWSOME BEST in Cancer! JOSEPH WEBB BESLin-Concen; Maroon Symphonic Band, and Ouvsvanding senior Band, Award PHIL BURNAMAN MAKES a quick change during the Spring Concert. MR. AND MRS Ra'henberger dig in m the annual band banquet Choral Department Enjoys Busy Year Mr. Robe Harris headed his choirs in a busy and exciting year. The A Cup- pellu Choir, 7he Monticello Choir, the Mixed Chorus and Madrigal Singers enioyed successful performances at various clubs and social events. In UIL competition, the A Cappella Choir earned the Sweeps'akes Award. This is the highest award presented for cancer. and sighfreading perform- ances. Monticello Choir was also suc- cessful in UIL competition. The choirs also participafed in the annual Choir Banquet where awards were presented. Members enioyed per- forming a Chris'mas Cancer? and Spring Concert for he public. es .4; Mr, Robert Harris, Spcnsor , w: u A 1. MADRIGAL SINGERS include: Standing: Jimmy McClintock, Rooand Daniels, David Edwards, Travis Mumondon, Terry Philmun, Tom Bondy, Wesley Foshue Sitting: Suzy Hamilion, Non Wallruoh, Karen Kleespies, Leslie Landry, Sue Jackson, Becky Byrd, Roberfa Winam and Renee Reaux. Organizations 199 Monficello Choir Grows MONTICELLO MEMBERS DISPLAV their talents MEMBERS include: Fim Ruw: AHison Lea, Wanda Robinson, Mel 0 Dee Downs, Alicia Uvbina, Cheryl Crane, Janis Ware. Second Row: Gwen Loom, Laconga Pierre, Joan Mabry, Ilen Amoud, Sharon Ware, Lynn McPherson, Jane! Cox. Third Row: Katie Coghill, Jane! Russell, Carol Harding, Kim Brown, Darrell Landry, Blake Beckom, George Fernand, Laura Miller, Cindy comic, Melissa 3.5mm. ram. Raw: Vincent 39ml, Tony Durso, Jim House, Momey Kelly, Banks um, Kent Snyder, Mark Blamon, Jerry Wafers, Gilson Viaior, Roben Sanford, Mike Bourque, Philip Paul. In Popularity, TalentL MONTICELLO OFFICERS are: Kent Snyder, presidenl; Allison Lee, 'reu- MONTICELLO MEMBERS HARD a! work. surer; Ellnn Arnaud, secru'ary. Sharon Ware la'angu Pierre Alicia Urbinu Laura Miller Robe Sanford Wanda Robinson Mel 0 Dan Downs Jim House Organizations 201 A Cappella Takes Sweepstakes Af Contest I i 5 i ; THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR. Koren Kleespies Terry Philman Paul Sever Lelia Landry Jule Smith Jimmy McClintock Renee Reuux Dale Lumbley Sue Jackson Rosemary Newsome Ronnie Eldemire Rebekah Byrd David Edwards nganizarions 203 Students Enjoy Many BOYS QUARTET ENTERTAINS at Spring Concert, LINDA ELIZOND PERFORMS cl concert Various Facets Of Choir TOM BUNDV AND Phil Bumomun perform for Ike s'udem body. 5 Wis l 5 V I . i , EV'EZHIW .M . THE MIXED CHOIR added to year's programs. Hussar Year Success Due The Red Hussar Drum and Bugle Corp is under the direction of sponsor, Mrs. Jan Dai- gle, and led by Drum Maior, Leslie Landry. The Hussars completed their fortieih year with a new uhrac'ion in uniforms. Hussars are active in various things such as pep rallies, halfiime performances, parades and school evenOs. Pracfice begins with hard work and eNorv in midsummer and confinues throughout the yeah Sponsov - Mrs. Jan Daigle Assismnv Drum Maior Drum Maior Feature Twirler Glene Duhon Leslie Landry Shanna Randall SOCIAL OFFICERS- Rigm Io LefI- Carol Reed presidem Joan Mabry, rep oi large,- Jo Truncale, vice presid en SOCIAL OFFICERS: PauIine Subia, instrument quartermusiei, Cindy Goihia, parlio meniurian; Anne erkins, secretary; Pam Walther, treasurer; Eveline Sir muss, uni- form quarIeImasIer; Lisa sha aw, cha plain,- Bonnie Giouard, assisIanI insImmenI quaneImasIeI, Liz Landry, historian, Terry Landry,assisian1unif0rm quariermasier; and Carla DeShaxo, reporier. I9 . . $ 36; gm; i 'Mlln, ' WIS . 7b. : a , l :3? A h aih'j I 5118is ' '55-4 I i Iusms uxIr I . FIELD OFFICERS. Brooks Demem baritone sorgeani, Janice Boyd, cymbal sergeant, Renee Reaux, bell seIgIanI, Sharon Ware, boss sergeanl, Debbie Rubens IenoIseIgeanI; Robin Fuller snaresevgeani Bonom Row. Mela Dee Downs ussl buglesergean'; Mueve Bergevon buglesergea N oIganIIaIions o7 The Eyes Of Texas Gini Balhrd Mueve Bergman Janis Boyd Brooks Demon! Marcia Diamond Melo Doe Dawns Glens Duhon Eden Duplaniis Robin Fuller Lydia Garcia Cindy Golhia Charlene Guillory Sheryl Heben Freida Jouben Leslie Landry SANYA PAYS A visil Io Ohe Hussor Ball. 208 Are Upon The Seniors Ideal Hussar - Pauline Subio Shanna Randall Renee Reuux Carol Reed Debbie Roberts Jule Smi'h Eveline Strauss Pauline Subia Vickie Tumplin Jo Truncule Pam Waloher Sharon Ware Claudia Wilkes Denise Wilson No! Picrured: Sharon Pellerin Ann Perkins organizanons 209 Hussar Acfivifies Are Varied HUSSARS JOIN IN friendship civclo. THE EYES OF Tum An Upon You Good Times For The Corps ... n.. V' ' ' 'MW 'ii 195i. TRADlTIONAL HORSESHOE FORMED by new Hussars. NXtI Organization 21 1 28th Yellow Jacket Published Through much hard work and devotion by the annual staff of Thomas Jefferson the 1975 Yellow Jacket was published and distributed to its 1200 subscribers. The function of a yearbook is to capture events of the school year, recording them permanently in the yearbook. In 1948 the book's name was changed to the Yellow Jacket. In a successful campaign headed by Jimmy Goldsmith and Nancy Conner, an auditorium program featuring school life slides was presented to help boost sales along with adver- tisements. Planning the annual occupied the attention of four large iournalism classes, and staff members feel a successful book has been published. Mrs. Mike Redmun is sponsor of the Yellow Jacket. BEVERLEY HALL SERVED as Editor, and Yanya Eidom served as Co-adi- tor of the 1975 YsllowJacket. KATHY PORTIE PLANNED the academics sec- tion. Staff Heads f. , 5, 5 . 1' NANCY CONNER AND Jimmy Goldsmith hold a successful advertisement campaign for selling the I975 annual and also were lhe planners of lha udvenisamen' section. ROYCE GAYES SERVED as Business manager for vhe annual, and bookkaepev and worked along wilh photographers '0 see that pinure appointments and dates were carried oul. l MRSl REDMAN, ANNUAL xpensor and origi- nator of the fills, Yellow Jackal, sponsored the 2am edition of Oh: Yellow Jackal. . E2! GAIL SAN ANGELO, editov of girls spans xeciion, in charge of flue UIL tennis team, UIL volleyball learn and GRA aclivilies plans one of her layouts while Carol H u- vinka, co-edilor, in charge of girls plel :Iasses and leuchers looks on. l I SUSAN HUHN SERVED us copy editor, She is a lhree year staff member and aided with lay- outs and copy in many sections. BOYS SPORTS SECIION was headed by Cavl Bahin who, as edilu, worked wilh his 390 in making full coverage on all spam evemsl Organizations Annual Classes Work JUNIOR SECTION SYAFFERS Kim Guidry and Cindy Broussard plan pic'wes while Editor Cindy Gauhhier types. 723i? EDITOR BETSEY HICKEY and Gay Crochet Iseahdl check their layouts for 7h: Freshman sedian while Vizkia Knnblocb and Denise Sewn look on. Iop; Vivian Fields and Vanessa Moseley plow ned Choir and Fumra Nurses pages, boNom; Anna Bemand designed 9he Filo! season and Joyce Scan heaved; ediied the Yellow Jacket section. - TODD RINEHART, PATRICM Stansbury, Sharon Ncack and Gay Pellerin Ediiorl worked on he Sophomore sedion. ; Hard Completing 28fhEdifion aw, am Row: Robe sword, Ray Sourdellia, Mike Landry, Kirk Kekhar, Judy Ramm, Barbara Todd, oonomv McGILBERRY, MARY McGee, Junv linda McFaddin, Velda Hill, Vickie Dougcos, DeBe Garcia, Anna Demand, Debvu Black worked on ior Section personnel, and Virginia Weldon m: Clubs and nganiza'ions. check finished copy for enars. KAY WEBER, IACQUELINE Johnson, and James Thomas, fanmy Sadie , made sure the! the faculty were well represented. DONALD LOCKE, STUDENT photogvupher, Jo Tluncole, Junior section pris', and Donna Dmke, Swingsver section staffer, plan pictures. Organixmions 215 Yellow Jackef Catches LIZ LANDRY AND Sharon Pellerin planned Ihe Hussar Sedion. BAND SECTION PERSONNEL Aaron Covington, Sieve CoHazo Ediiorj, Koren Rivers and Glen Storms select pictures for their section. DONNY GRAY, JUDO Morcou, Danny Larcade, Arnold Caner and Anthony Landry worked chroughom me seasons In make :omplele coverage o6 all boys spans. Donny was assimm spans edioor. The Year Movin On CINDY MOURET, BONNIE Givourod, Joan Mubry and Cuvol Reed, edi- Ool. compiled Ohe Aniviries section. BOY'S SPORYS SYAFF members, Jerome Kemper, Chesler While and Ed Gliggi: work to complete their secNon. CLAUDE EAGLIN, far right served as third period class editor. Class members include Mary Hawkins, and Linda Honchers n I , ORGANEING MATERIAL FOR mar wdion or: Senior staffs Ernestine Lopex, Pcmy Adams, Lydia Garcia mum, Lydia wngm and Marilyn Broussurd Organizohions 217 The Pilot Reflects Student THE PILOT, Thomas Jefferson's newspaper, is one of the oldest in the state, and is new in its 48th year of continuous publication. In a port city such as Port Arthur, 0 pilot is needed to guide ships into the harbor, and THE PILOT is so named because it serves as the guiding light of the school. THE PILOT is published every 3 weeks in the school district print shop by Mr. Guy Mercer and Mr. Alvino Hernandez, with the help of numerous students, Students are given an opportunity to learn what is involved in publishing a newspae per by first-hand experience. THE PILOT had a change in sponsors when Mrs. Linda Duncan, former sponsor, left T.J. at midterm to further her career in Houston. THE PILOT is now sponsored by Ms. Janice Waters. THE PILOT is a mem- ber of Gulf Coast High Schcci Press Association and Inter- scholastic League Press Association, and it won an award of merit this past year. THE PILOT has won numerous other awards, and has long been a leader in this area. AARON DUPUIS, JIM House, and Vickie Bell add finishing toud'ies to PILOTpages. 218 Interests And Writing Talents BARRY ROBBINS, LISA Singleton, and Swan Soher proofread PILOT pages, mp; borvom; ML Guy Mercer, primer. Mr. Alvino Hernandel, primer, rap,- bcmom; Tony: Tanvillo busily readies PILOT pages. Organizations 219 220 Thomas Jefferson's literary maga- zine is Ebblide. Ebblide is composed of all types of literary and cm by Thomas Jefferson students. An editorial staff composed of iuniors and seniors edits lhe material submilled. The edilorial staff is sponsored by Ms. Jayne Smith. The business s'aff handles subscrip- lions and disfribulions. Mr. Dwighl Wagner sponsors the business staff. Art is also an important par! of Ebb?- ide. The or! staff is responsible for illus- trations and lettering. Ebbfide has been a top winner in Columbia Scholastic contests. In GREG KIRWIN; BUSINESS Edilor, Steve Collazn; Editor-in-Chief and Becky Byvd; Ari Editor check typed poelry. Ebbfide Staff Publishes MS. JAYNE SMITH MR. DWIGHT WAGNER Ninth Successful Magazine Organizations 221 Ebbfide quff Members ARI STAFF MEMBERS are: Paul Pitts, Janis Howard, Darlene Oliver, and Kim Rymam '- l;:IA:-S: ausmess surr MEMBERS ore: Top Raw: Joy Snider, Vickie Swanzy, Raymond Trevino, Robin Johnson, Bnrrom Row: Jolesley Burke, Wanda Robinson and Kay Moseley. 222 Musicians Club Promotes Musical Interest One of the new clubs of TJ is the Musicians Club. The club is composed of students interested in music who wish to share their ideas with other musi- cians. All of the members play at least one type of instrument; however, some of the club members can play more than one instrument. The club's obieo tive is to promote student interest in on types of music and to encourage stu- dents to share their talents with others. The Musicians Club is sponsored by Mrs. June Capella. MEMBERS OF MUSICIAN CLUB are: Kim Rymun, Scott Moslzy, Jimmy McClintock, Bryan McIntosh, Randy Olson, and Randy LeBlanct Organizations 223 National Math Club Solves Problems NATIONAL MATH CLUB members are: Greg Kirwin, Evic Weldon, Renee Reuux, Leslie Landry, Mr. Earl Gradley, sponscv; Pa! 500nm, Kenny WhiNow, Ricky Holslead, Kaihy Popielarczyk. a Projector Club Shows Films MEMBERS include: Ricky runmlo, Scan Holman, Russell Todd, Mike Russell, Eri: Putin, Hurry Harness, Randy Venable, Ken! Snyder, Ronnie Eldemire, Luis Videgavoy, Charles Reader. 224 Organixalions Slide Rule Displays Winnings Above righl: Dane Foulkes shows hard con- centration. Above: Alan Rising, Carol mew, and Ronnie Talben anxiously won in. Oheiv trip to state. Carol compend successfully at mm and received a $4000 un. scholarship. Above leh: Winners show proof m n. Man. and Slide Rule Mm Lem Slide Rule's Alan Rising and Carol Tveibel and Number Sense's Greg Kirwin are winners av some compeii'iom Organizations 225 above; Sponsor Jack Sell, right,- Team mem- bers procvice their skills, beluw left; Greg Kir- win represents Number Sense, below right Regional contes'ams Ronnie Talben, Alan Ris ing, Cavol Treibell and alternam Danni Dan- icls study a problem ct'arefully Patience And Hard Work Go A Long Way xw .. SLIDE RULE MEMBERS are: Dane Foulkes, Debbie Watkins, Hal Klein, Kelly Huizlip, Alan Rising, Carol Treibel, Danni Daniels, and Ronnie Talbert Slide Rule competitors met with success in each of a dozen contests. They competed successfully as teams and individuals in practice meets and UIL contests ranging from district to state. They have the trophies to prove it, too. Done Foulkes won first place on the iunior high level in UIL district compe- tition. Three experienced members and one alternate went to Region and brought back medals for their winnings of second, third, and fourth places. State contestants Alan Rising, Carol Treibel, and Ronnie Talbert compete against five regions. Alan Rising and Carol Treibel ranked seventh and elev- enth, respectively. Slide Rule brought home the first place team trophy from most meets, con- tinuing the tradition. Sponsor Jock Sell, the mastermind, led the teams to their excellent shape. He and the group traveled to the University of Houston, San Antonio, and Lamar University for various meets. Organizations 228 Speech Club Plans Firsf One of the largest clubs on campus is the Speech Club. The club is com- posed of students interested in compel- ing in UIL speech evenis. Members sponsored the first Thomas Jefferson Invitational Forensic Tournament. Many long hours of hard work were spent in anticipation of ?he even'. Coniesiams came from a wide variety of schools from all parts of Texas. Members of the community uded us iudges and stu- denis lent a helping hand in all direc- Oions. The tournament was termed a success and Speech Club members hope '0 sponsor another tournament in the future. The Speech Club is spon- sored by Mr. Robert Keeling. SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS are: Sally Cluyboum, president; Glene Duhan; vice presidenl; John Hath- away, parliamentarian; JoAnn Brannon, treasurer; Vickie Bell, secretary. SPEECH CLUB MEMBERS plan upcaming mm. Forensic Tournament MR. KEELING, SALLV Cluybourn and KcOhy Kershner spent long hows of hard work on the tourna- SALLY CLAYBOURN ADDS lo the charts mom. organila'ions 229 Tournament Draws i ,1 CONTESYANYS BYRON BALLENTINE ASSIGNS Mr, Wagner 0 float posifion. TONY YANTILLO DISCUSSES the prop book wioh u iudge. Stafe-Wide Parficipafions JOY SNIDER AND Kathy Kcrshnu tabuluve scares. Direclor Keeling and JOANN BRANNAN AND Joey Barry :onlu during Oh. 'ournamenl. Principal Rovhonborger mm pluuud at the Oumou'. - 1'a , 3 1 ; . WW, y . HUSSARS GIVE TOURAMENT participants directions Organixuh'cns 231 The Drama Club has had a very exciting year with plays, tourna- ments, and assembly programs. The Dramatic Ans have a new instructor, Mr. Leory Spears, who has been our firm backboneh Many studems have- worked hours, and nights preparing for drama Tournaments in Beaumont, Houston and urea ciHes, which broadened their minds about acting and theater 'echniques. MEMBERS: KrighU Top Row: Cris1y Campbell, Charlie Felps, Suzy Hamilton, Connie McClelland, Sheryl Hayes, Marie Broussard, Raymond Trevino, Todd Rineharv, Kaihy Kershner, Vickie Bell, Pa! Patina, Wayne Dur- ham, Linda Elizonda. DRAMA SPONSOR: Mr. Leory Spears. Students Of Today reponer; Vickie Bell, vice-president; Raymond Trevino, presideni; Connie McClelland, co-presidenv; Suzy Hamilton, secretaryh Actors Of Tomorrow 5 CONTEST WORKERS SHOW their emotions, Heh Ia right; Pa! Patina, Connie McClelland, Sheryl Hayes, Todd Rinehan, Marie Bvoussurd, Kathy Kershner, Linda Eliz . MOST DEVOYED STUDENTS of me Year were Kathy Kershner and Todd Rinehan. Ev t5 '. vgagiz. Elizondo and Kanhy Kershne . AWARDS: SIandr'ng: Ben supponing Actor, Jimmy Goldsmith; Bes. TechnicaI Hand, Brion Weison; am Supponing Adress, Sheryl Hayes. Sming: Best Actor, Todd Rinehun; Ben Aaress, me; Linda r lINDA ELIZONDO 601 on me AII-Star cw for her pomayal of me Mo' . Organizalions 233 234 The American Field Service is an organization which Iends opporvunifies to students in other lands for educa- tion in 'he United States. The club was organized over a decade ago. Membership is open to any Thomas Jeffer- son siudeni. The club meets once a month, on Friday mornings. This year's exchange s'udenfs ore Roula Fakhoury, and Luis Videgoray. The club's acfiviiies this year included car entries in the Cavoilcade and Homecoming parades, a Christmas and a Halloween party, and the annual AFS Bond Drive. The Bond Drive raises money to help support the exchange siudents. The American people are very methodical people. says exchange student Luis Videgaray of Mexico City. luis is staying with Mrs. Estes, Librarian and family. Luis enioys football and is a big fan of Lamar University and Thomas Jefferson. He also enioys motorcycling and sketching. New Faces Af A.F.S. SPONSORS OF AFS are: Mrs. Charleen Commings and Mr. Joseph Cadenhead. 3, HLiving in ?he Uniied Siafes is different, but no? strange to me explains Roula Fakhoury, exchange siudeni from Jordan. Roula is making her home with Junior Karen Pierce. Roulo enioys swimming and playing squash, She also enioys music, dancing, and meeting people. AFS OFFICERS FOR THE 1974-1975 YEAR ore: Melissa Pitman, secreOary; Sheryl Dwyer, president; Raymond Trevino, vice-presidenf; and Jolesley Burke, Ireasuren MEMBERS OF AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE are: Smr'ng: Luis Videgaruy, Roula Fukhoury and Karen Pierce. Middle Row.- Wayne Durham, Moselle Smith, Lisa Drummer, Angda Dolce- and Gail Borel. Back Row: Joe Turver, Diedre Ford, Rosemary Newsome, Joey Barry, Cheryl Gum, Vanessa Paterson, Renee Dwyer, Julia Davis and Vicky Renner. Organizations 235 VIbIIAII I'AIH 9 I N French Club '75 Known as the language of romance, French is made even more interesting through the efforts of Miss Cathy Vasquez, sponsor of the club. Promoting knowledge of the language as well as French customs and traditions, is the main focus of all club programs. Singing Christmas carols and competing in the Foreign Language Olympics provided opportunities to make new friends French Club members won first place in the Olympic competition. A trip to Lamar University's Lan- guage Day was taken and students competed in various events testing their knowledge of the French language. The French Club enjoyed a profitable year and members are looking forward to next year. MISS CATHY VASQUEZ AND FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Vanessa sneuy, htstorion; Cindy Lafitte, treasury; Marcia Diamond, vice plesi- : ' h x ,r s , CLUB MEMBERS include: Standing: Bryan Duhan, Regina Hamilton, Karen Hargraves, Stephanie Smith, Debbie Howling, Zane Barrow, Dale Fontenet, Luis Videgray, Lisa Richardson, Barry Montalvo, Kathy Kassel, Kathy Castile, Cindy Farharn. Gitting: Julie Davis, Sandra Broussard, Janet Thompson, Vicki Henry, Terry Boerrenger, Mary Ann Mucevias, Ltsu Conners. 236 dent Sming are: Kmie Coghill, secretary; Kerry Hebe , president. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS enioy compemion wioh other language clubs. Organizmvons 237 Junior Classical League members panicipaled in many events this year. Among the trips that were taken were for The Gulf Coast Convention in Rosen- berg and fhe State Convention in Rich- ardson. Olympics HighligthCL Year JCL members helped organize the first Foreign Language Olympics. In the competition the Latin students won a first in the relay race and in Basketball. Overall JCL came in second place. OFFICERS FOR 74-75 are: Jo Ann Brannon, quaes'ov; Darlyne Cones, second consul; Thad Pmin, nm consul; and Kathy PorNe, scribe. m h h JCL PUT ON the firs! pep rally ski! cf the year when U played Forest Park. JCL SPONSOR IS Mrs. Geraldine Johnson. Is. YEAR MEMBERS are: my Row: Carolyn Robv ens, Linda Elimndo, Ken arena, Kevin sveed. Second Row: Pam Walker, Ellyn Williamson, Lisa Richardson, and Paula Milnen mm: Row: Sum Hamilton, Ricky Holstead, Mark Underhill, Greg Calleni, and Man Dore. Founh Row: Yony Fuse- lier, Christie Rogers, Penny M:Dowe1l, Pam Huhn, and Jamye Svelba th Row: Chris Miller, amen Weber, Suzanne Iuckey, und SLO Lamson. 2nd van MEMBERS IncIude: Firs! Row: Gail Gum. Wesley Foshee, Moselle Smith, and Jamie King. Second Raw: Busy Hickey, Mark Hansen, Belinda Lee, and Debbie Roberts Third Row: Dance Weaver, Debbie Talbert, Joey Barry, Stephanie Champagne, and Kenna ! Williams. Founh Row: Koihy Ironsieud, Paul Mora , Raymond Trevino, David Bowers, and Donald Benson Fifth Raw: Andy Larcade, Terry Reeves, Morgan Keishner, and Suzanne DeYounq. Organizahions 239 Debbie German Club Enjoys Socials Mas'ering the German Ianguage with its intricate grammar is o maner of pride to 'hose who elec! the course Mr. Helmuih Mayer, whose native language is German, taught classes and sponsored German Club activities A Halloween party helped everyone get acquainted. A Christmas party enlivened winter months, and a Valenv vine party was a special event. O'her socials were scheduled for lave spring. MR. HELMUTH MAYER, sponsor; Ronnie Talbert, presidenl; Sue Jackson, secretary and neasurer; Cindy Benson, vize-presidenl. Back Row: Paul Tanner, Ken Whivlow, Howard Caldwell, Jimmy Johnson, Carol Yriebel, Otto Bruchmiller, James Williams, Patrick Storms, Loro Douhrava, Julie Barlow, Sheryl Dwyer, Mavcia Hansen, Cavmen Roio. FronrRow: Joe Torvev, Carl Wagner, Sheryl Crane, Janis Howard, Kathleen Bourgeois, nganixahons 241 The Spanish Club consis's of an active member- ship of 45 s'udents. The club has served as a service organization as well as a social one. All students currenfly 0aking Spanish and those who have taken Spanish are welcome to ioin The club. This year's dub has enioyed various activities. The club has participated in Halloween, Christmas caroling, a scavenger hum, and a Valentine pariye The club participated in the Foreign Language Olympic comes! and also attended Lamar Universi- ty's Foreign Language Day. At the close of school The club says a traditional good-bye to its graduating Seniors by giving them cl farewell dinner. OFFICERS FOR THE CLUB are. Keilh Daws me president, Lisa Richardson, historian- Sheryl Dwyer presidem Eldrige Ruvey, 'recsurev. Spanish Club Enjoys A k SPONSORS FOR YHE CLUB are: Mr. Ronald Hanks and Mrs. Joyce Loukas. Successful 39fh Birthday SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS are: 15: Raw.- Alan Rising, Russell Goldimivh, Donna Deleon, Rosalie Guona, Karen Gen. n ow: James Henderson, Greg Thompson, Claudia Barbay, William Harmon. Lisa Richardson. 37d Row: Chris Berry, Elizabeth Marsh, Lisa Messina, Barbara House, Mike Davis, Arh Row: Bryan Ravey, Fred- die Menmlvo. SENIOR SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS are; 15! Raw a m 4,- Sabrina Hernandez, Wendy Monmlvo, Ruben Moreno. 2nd Raw: Carolyn Johnson. Map the Dominguez, Rosa Ramirez, Sheryl Dwyer, Morris Montalvo. er Row: Eldridge Ravey, Dunn Roy, Jeff Jorgenson, John Shepherd, John Oliver. uh Row: Keioh paws Organizations 243 Heralds . . .Service To The School Heralds Is an organization whose main goal is service to Ihe school. The qualifications to be a Heralds member are to be a Junior or Senior, and be willing to work on worihwhile proiecls for the school. Two Juniors from each homeroom are elected to ofiend Heralds, and ihree Seniors from each homeroom. Heralds proiecis for the year were, work on the Homecom- ing Dance, work on Campus Beauiificaiion, and work on obtaining a sign for the school. HERALDS SPONSORS are: ML Steven Comer and Mrs. Gwendolyn Spikes. SENIOR MEMBERS OF HERALDS ave: Jule Smith, Marcia Diamond, Molisxu Piman, Moselle Smiih, Darylene Conn, Jolesley Burke, Julia Davis, Ken- neth Borol and Ronald Taiberi Snand Row. Carol TIiebIe Sondra aHardy, Karen Fleming, Lori Doubruva, Renee Reaux, and Pal Siorms. 7hird Raw.- Lydia Garcia, Tanya Eidom, Pony Fairley, Vickie Swanzy, Rose eam ry Newsome, Wanda Robinson Mark Hansen. Faunh Raw- Tom Bundy, Vicky Renner, Vanessa Panerson, Suxanne Tuckey, Debbie Robens, Kavhy Pnnie, Karen Kleespies and Suzanne DeYoung. con, Paula Milner, Pam Walker, Terry JUNIOR MEMBERS ave: Non Wollrath, Lisa Brammer, Cathy Castile, and Cindy Parham. Second Row: Joyce 5 londry, Vanessa S'e'ly, Carla DeShazo, Amanda Dionne, and Scan Lumpson. Third Row.- Lisa Richardson, Sharon Nomk, Gina Duckworth, Robert Mor- gun, and Tommy Avery Founh Row: Leslie Barres, Gail Borel, Kane Coghill, Debbie Bowling, Carol Drake, and Carol Jasekat HERALDS, SPONSORS OF the Homecoming Dance, worked hard on Vhe decorations, refresh- ments, and a band for a night of real excilement Organizalions 245 i HERALD OFFICERS FOR THE VEAR are: Pam Walther, president; Becky Byrd, secretary Leslie Landry, treasurer; and Byron Ballemine, vke-presideni. COUPLES GET DOWN to vhe music of Jerichm Art Club Enjoys Exciting Year Members of the An Club enioyed parficipcning in various octivi'ies. Art Club members made spirit posters throughout football season and also made the backdrops for the Valentines Dance, Junior Prom, and the Senior From. A field Orip to visit or! museums was planned. The Art Cth participated in the Spring Carnival and other school sponsored evems. The club is spon- sored by Mr. Cecil Taylor and meets every Wednesday. OFFICERS are: Sming: Vickie Douglas, treasurer; Mr. Cecil Taylor, sponsor; Becky Singleion, secre Vary. Standing.- Terry Ono, vice-presidem; Darlene Oliver, president. MEMBERS are: Front Row: Vickie Douglas, Renee Dwyer, Sondra Lavimev, Johnny Oliver. Second Row: ML Taylor, Jimmy Johnson, Aaron Covington, lydia Maudows, Velda Hill, Darlene Oliver, Third Row: Becky Singleton, Terry Orva, Gus Ono. Fourrh Row: David Harder, Curtis Pryor, Tim Mikhell. Organizations 247 Astronomers Gaze Info Stars Research can be fun when it involves t - . l a I observing the stars and the planets. Sci- ence students under the leadership of Mr. Billy Tolar, physics teacher, make up the membership of the Astronomy Club. Meeting every other Tuesday, the group observes the heavens through a large telescope. Various members have done individual study and reported their findings. A trip to Burke Planetarium was a highlight of the yeart We have kept up with the changing appearance of the planets Jupiter and Saturn, said Mr. Tolur. I' MEMBERS OF THE ASTRONOMY CLUB urn: Back Row: Heft Io righU Mark Underhill, Kenneth Williams, Ken Whitlow, Debbie Roberts, Dane Broussard, Karl Popielarcxyk, Eric Weldon, Dun Reid, Carlos Torres. Fran!I Row: Carol Triebel, Vicki Tamplin, Jolesley Burke, Cathy Popielarczyk, Jan Levy, Greg Kirwin, Pat Stormst 248 In Search For The Unknown ?.Wuvw. . 2 r. p a ASTRONOMY CLUB MEMBERS Qake a break and gaze into the heavens. - I -, MR. TOLAR EXHIBITS worldly knowledge, DANE BROUSSARD STUDIES the Sim Salellile Chan. Organizations 249 Ecology Club Helps Conserve EnvironmeniL Ecology Club has continued to foster all interest in a better environment. They collecied old telephone directories for recycling in the fall. They have writ- ten letters in the interest of Big Thicket National Park. Members have missed their storage place for recyclable mate- rials after i? burned lasf fall. They par- tibipated in fall and spring campus cleanvup campaigns. MEMBERS OF ECOLOGY CLUB include: Eric Weldon, Cindy Robinson, Sieve Collaxo, Jalesly Burke, Rabin Johnson, Melissa Pifman, Pam Walthar, June Mesley, Greg Kirwinh 250 Club Members In Action Above,- Dana Melancon Ihrows a mde kick as Mr. Hollie: anempos to block n. Lower right,- Mickey Conner and Mr. Hollier dem- onmme their Iechniques. Organizations 251 Money-Minded Students Members of the Distributive Education Club experi- ence training and learning at school and on the iob. Their iobs range from a service station attendant to working in the local bankst Co-ordinators of the pro- gram are Mrst Thelma Cotton and Mr. Ronald $te- phens. Approximately 100 students are enrolled in Distrib- utive Education. Over half of them attend school in the morning, have three or four classes, and then leave to go to work for the rest of the day, Others work in the morning and attend school in the afternoon. A banquet in April was one of the highlights of the year. Employers were honored and prizes were awarded. The DE students competed in an area contest at Clearluke High School in Houston. Monty Kelly won first place in Job Interview and Christie Hamm won first place in Public Speaking. Cindy Thornton entered a manual, Area of Distribution, and David Godair also entered a manual, Automotive and Petroleum, and their manuals were chosen for first place in these cute- gories. All four students advanced and attended the State Finals in their separate categories at San Anto- nIOt DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCAYION SPONSORS are: Mr. Ronald Stephens and Mrsv Thelma otton. m Theresa Boullion, assL reporter; Mr. Stephens, sponsor; Judy Jackson, reporter; Josie Simon, parliamentarian; Beatrice Gama, vicerpresudent; Kathy mm, president. Natshown: Pam Bartee, secretary; and James Thomas, reporter. Enjoy Benefits Of DE CHAHER l SWEETHEART Sharron Lanclos and Beau Many Brusseaux. 'DECA W2? . -.- .. - m? 'A I Mrs. Comm, sponsor; Connie O'Qulnn, secraiury; Cara Victor, treasurer; Ronald Broussard, sevgeunf at arms,- Jonella Newsom, vice-presidem; Christie Hamm, historian; Irene Scan, president. Nor Shawn: Monty Kelly, porliamenmricn, and Eddie Daigle, historian. nganixa'ions 253 DECA Ends The Year In Success , t A DINNER MEETING in October a! the Briskel Room made organizafion MARK DUPLISSEV ENJOYS himself at me November meeting an El a pleasure, Charm. ;7 - xx. a I, 305555 OF THE VEAR FOR CHAPTER I are: Mr. Roy Therioi, Roy: Food Cemer; Mr. Bill Edgar, Hm Bank and mm; Mr. Jesse Lamb, Gibsons. omsoand. ing smdenl for Chapter I is Josie Simon and for Chapter II is Momy Kelly. .V . gym AREA CONTESTS WINNERS were: Top: Monty Kelly, Job Interview; BOSSES OF THE YEAR FOR CHAPTER II are; ML Bill Bonnet, Howards; Chrisw Hamm, Public Speaking, AREA CONTEST WINNERS FOR MAN- Mr. Dudly Crochet, Howards; ML Jesse Lamb, Howards; Mr. Larry UALS were: Standing: David Godaiv and Cindy Thonon. Clause, Howards; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Messino, Howards; Mr. Rivers Frioux, Hawards. . ;. , .g . a a ., MANUALS ENYERED IN AREA CONTEST were by: Dale Swanzy, Jim Meadows, Josie Simon, Judy Jackson, Kathy Dikes, Chrisoie Hamm, Beatrice Gor- cia, Cindy Ihonon, David Godair. Kneeling: Don chvhier, Don Hebert MonIy Kelly, James Thomas, Chris Fisk, Don Hollier, Joan Segresr. Organizations 255 FBLA Members Learn About Business World Sfudems wishing Oo broaden their outlook on business should ioin FBLA. The club has guest speakers, takes field trips, and has parties during the holi- days. The main idea behind FBLA is $0 give students a beher understanding of she business world outside. Members of FBLA visiv local businesses during the year so they can observe how each part of a business operates. OFFICERS: Slanding ore: Katie Coghill, treasurer; Vicky Bacon, plesident, Kneeling are: Vicki lsom, parliamen'oriun; Sonda Collum, vice president. No! Pictured.- Vicky Renner, secretary. MEMBERS CAROLING AT Creslhaven. VICKY BACON RECEIVES flower from Mrs. Coco us Oumanding Member while Mrs. Wil- 256 SENIORS are: Vicky Bacon, Tern Quebedeaux, Beverly Moore, Dunea Weaver, Lynn Sklnnev, Cindy Gothic, Yodie Jackson, Beverly Cuilliev, Gail San Angelo, Karen Keys, Janis Boyd, Kathy Yronstad, Vicky Renner, Sydney Albrigm, Cynthia Jones, Wanda Robinson, Vicky Foster, Donna Richard, Ernes1ine Lopez. SPONSORS include: Mrs. Edilh Com, Mrs. Peggy narrangmn, Mm Peggy Wells, Mrs. Mary S'Inson, Mrs. Jeanne Wilson. JUNlORS are: Jackie Crochet, Diane Broussard, Kane Coghill, Mary Elizondo, Gail Borel, mm; La onde, Susie Hyan, Penny Malin, Gwen Gary, Rosanne Chapel, Leslie Barres, Mary Tunes. son hands her a gift, Organizations 257 FHA And Community t J FHA directed their efforts toward serving the com- munity. The PTA meeting showed the fine results of close cooperation and good organization on the part of the members of FHA. The purpose of the meeting was to make the community aware of the varied opportunities offered by the Home Economics Depart- mentt During the Christmas season, FHA provided a recep- tion for the faculty memberst Refreshments were served, and teachers were presented with a compliA mentary cookbook. At the righl; SPONSORS ore: Mrs. Pat Doucet, Mrs. Gwendolyn Yayr toy, and Mvst Munlyn Danez. Standing: MEMBERS are: Mary Ann Macerias, lydia Ramiru, Jenny Brown, Lelo Washington, Jackie Bryant, and Kim Schuler. Seated.- Christen: Brouy sard, Maxine Houston, Adrian Gilbert and Edna Bates. 258 InvolvemeniL Tap picrure; Av the PTA meeting FHA provided refreshments. Shown in picture are I974JS offi- cers: Rhonda Glower, sec.-neas.; Bavbaro Duhcn, veponer-hisf.; Vanessa Mosely, vice pres.; Cindy Gothic, pres. Picture Va we left,- PTA meeving: Mrs. Edna Horgus listens aNenOively as Melody Fowlkes and Denise Sewell explain HECE,a division cl FHA. nganizafions 259 260 ln'eres' increased as HEROS CLUB swung into in second year. One of the requirements is that the Organization choose a main concern or proiecf '0 work with and carry ou' Through 1he entire school year. Group I selected as their proiec' working wifh 'he elderly. Group II worked with P.A. Opportu- ni'y School. OFFICERS: Lana Thompson, parliamemarian; Dudley Lewis, vico-presidem; Cynthia Janice, hnskr rian; Lane Reyes, reporter; Karol Wagner, president; Brenda Tankelsley, Oreusuru; Jennifer Cvo- am, secreiary. MEMBERS: Tap Row.- Norman Reed, Susan Cross, Karen LaGrappe, Ray Norris, Deberoh Johnson, Leonard Cashl Ore, Johnnie Glcriosco. 50mm Row: Terri Truhan, Sharon Vealey, Kay Siubbs, Donna MidkiH, Denise Hollier. New Horizons OFFICERS: Standing: Mnlody Folks, treasurer,- Danisa Sawell, secretary,- Denise VWIson, raponer; Span or Frieda Jouben, hmmim seared.- Claudia Wilkes, president; Peggy Roy, parliamentarian; Emma Mm Carolyn Mayo Walsh, vizo-pvesident .- .v..4, MEMBERS: Standing: Dtbbia English, Charlene Guillcry, Cindy Harmon, Gary Graig, Alice Canners, Rosanna Picuvd, Don Parry. Kneeling: Mizhml Kuny, Jorooe Bell. Organizavions 261 262 .M,f' ' u'W. ,. . FYA MEMBERS FOR THE 1974-75 SCHOOL IEAR include SENIORS: Sianding: Beverly Moore, Brooks Demem, Pam Walther, Melissa Pivman, Party Falrley, Rhonda Cupiv, $Iephanie Smith, Janis Howard, Sandra Hardy, Darlene Genes, Vickie Swanxy, Gail San Angelo, Betsy Hickey, Wanda Robanson, Sylvia Dominguez, Theresa Dies, Jackie Johnson, Vicki Rennev. Kneelr'ng: Anita Ber'rand, reg Kim , Paul Pins, Andy Lurcade, Siephunie Champagne, Kthleen Bourgeois, Sue Jackson. Nmm... . ' . . . omen FYA MEMBERS include: Gail Borel, Donna M:Cauley, Jamie Casson, Lois Howard, Elisa Hon, Laverne Banks, Chatlone Bourgeois, Cindy LaFrennie, Resse Broussard, Arleen Swunly, Suzanne Swanson, Ellen Wood, Sharon Carlson, Lisa Richardson. i. 1 N V FTA SPONSORS FOR THE 1974-75 SCHOOL YEAR include: top; Mrs. Annette Scan, Mrs. Charleen Commings, middle; Mrs, Edith Coco, Mr. Kenneth Lee, boNom; Mrs. Nora Greg- cry, Mrs. Winifred Frelow. Full Swing Fu'ure Teachers of America 01TH is a nationwide organizmion which has been a part of Thomas Jefferson for more than fwo decades Service and Exploration in Education 6E3 is a pan of FTA. The SEE program was created by Mrs. Laura Hathaway in 1972. Mrs. Hathaway, former SEE sponsor, leh T.J. in early fall after receiving cl promoiion to the posi'ion of Director of School- MRS. lAURA HATHAWAY, former SEE sponsor. r h , Relations. The SEE program is designed in give students who are planning to go into teaching an oppor- tunity to get classroom experience first hand, and to decide for themselves if they wish To pursue teaching as a pro- fession. All SEE students are active members of FTA, and this year's mem- bers prepared an alphabet book for the kindergarten dasses of the Port Arlhur Independent School District. Members also had a Christmas party, complete with Santa Claus, for the faculfy's chil- dren and guests; furnished the down- stairs teacher's lounge using stamp books; and offended the State conven- tion. For members of FTAeSEE, 1974-75 has been a very exciting and produc- tive yeah FTA OFFICERS FOR THE l974-75 SCHOOL YEAR include: Sining: Rosemary Newsome, president Standing.- Vicki Renner, treasurer,- Sue Jackson, chap- lain; Vicki Tampluin, purliamemanan; Renee Reaux, vice presidenf; Debbie Roberts, secremry. NarPr'cIured: lisa Richardson, historian. Organimvions 263 SEE Students Gain Classroom FTA BRINGS HAPPINESS and looks of wonderment 90 children a0 Ohe Chriswnas puny. Knowledge Through Experience VKky Bacon, vop; and PaNie Adams, ROSEMARY NEWSOME HELPS band members keep time boNom; lend a heipmg handA KAY SPEARS AND students find pleasuve In reading. FNA Disbands The Future Nurses Club has existed since 1952 under fhe sponsorship of Mrs. Jessie Judd Miller. Mrs. Pauline Westbrook, also a sponsor, has worked with the club this pass school year. The club and its experience have helped the studen' choose a health career wi'h a knowledge of who! is expected of them. The club also develops leader- ship and supplies information regarding the career opportunities offered in 0he medical field. W hm L w . . x U FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS: Jan McCullon, reponer; Debbie Jones, presidem; Karen Fleming, senior represen'aiive; Sandra Hardy, secrevory. 266 Affer 23 Years .' x HE FNA CLUB MEMBERS: Heh 10 righv Barbam Raymond, Sherrie CasviIle, Julie Robenson, Chrisry Williams. 2nd Row: Barbara House, Lucy Brown, Natalie Spoonev, 31:! Row: June! Cannon, Alice Simpson, Kay Robinson. FNA IN ACTION Debbie Jones, Roberta Winam, Sandra Hardy, Karen Fleming, Organizmions 267 FNA Of Earlier Years The Future Nurses of Thomas Jefferson have chosen to disband. The need for help in selecting health careers is being met by the vocational school and the youth volunteer programs offered by the hospital. The Future Nurses Club was organized by the present sponsor Mrs. Jessie Judd Miller and received its charter in May 1952. It was the first club of this type in Texas and has been active during these past 23 years in help- ing to organize a state organization and more than 400 clubs throughout the state of Texas. Volunteer service is given to the local hospitals and other agen- cies. The service hours are usually 5-6 thousand per year given by this group. Three day field trips have been made each year throughout the state of Texas. The club visits hospitals and schools of nursing as well as state schools and other points of interest. The bus for this trip was secured by a portion of the proceeds received by the selling of programs at the home football games. The Women's Auxiliary has been a great supporter of the Future Nurses Club since its beginning and will new award a scholarship to dedicated girls who want to further their nursing career. The award will be called the Jessie Judd Miller Award, in honor of its creator Mrs. Jessie Judd Milleri FUTURE NURSES MEET Gov. Preston Smith. FUTURE NURSES OF '52 boarding the bus for theit first field trips 268 Organizations SPONSORS INCLUDE THOMAS Go'hia and Dwigm Wugnen Vice Presi- UNDYING SUPPORT WAS pvesen' a! pep rallics. den. is Ray Sourdillia. Secveiary is Alicia Urbina. No! Picrured: President Carlos Torres. BUMS WERE PROUD to express support for vheiv 'eam! Organizations 269 272 Freshman Officers Lead Clqs Mark Durso, presideni; Susan Collaxo, vice-presidem; Mari Lquappe, ireasurer; Jumle Cosson, secrelory. V x . 1 71 .- S New Faces Af TJ Timothy Adams David Allen Rose Alien Candy Alpan Brian Angelle Carul Arnaud Yoni Anhur Laverne Banks Mari Burbuy Randy Bates Odis Beckham Kenneth Beluire Joyce BenneNe Jennifer Ben'son Tina Bergeron Mike Bonsniak Nina Boudveaux Charlene Bourgeois Robert Bowling Craig Brauux Gail Breuux Mary Bridges Reese Broussuvd Carl Brown Carl Burg: Todd Bushnell Ban Campbell Sharon Carlson Ken Corona Richard Carruth Nenia CarOer Vickie Cuslle Gary Charles Gregory Clayton Russell Collazo Freshman 273 274 Susan Collazo Frank Conde Jamie Cosson Forres. Cubbage Rubin Duigle lori Daniels Misti Devillier Gilbert Dial Carolyn Dixon Gary Damaschk Mary Duhon Keith Duplechin Mark Durso Dennis Eas' Mark Ellison Vickie Elton Gerald Eulian Jimmy Firzpalrick Mary Fulton Michelle Gabier David Gallegos Kin Gaspard Bobby Gibson Pani Gillette Rhonda Glover David Gonzales Dianna Gonxales Freshmen Encounter Gordin Gorin Charles Grahm Sherry Guidry Donna Hammerle Glen Hancock Leslie Hargrave Diane Heasle. Jodi Hernandez Lori Hernandez Elizabeth HoKpauir Scan Holman Elisa Halo Lois Howard Lac Ann Huff Laurie Ingram Gail Jackson Jana Jones Jennifer Jones Carolyn Joieph Harry JosO Lori Kube Cynthia LaFrennie Mari laGmppe Gregory Lanclos Chuck Land Benny Landry Lisa Landry David Laiiolais Todd LeJune Gregory Lozano Nancy lucas lori LuQueNa lindo Lynch Freshmen 275 27b Freshmen Show School Spirit The Freshman Dance was a big success as many students turned am To enioy the festive occasion. of course, refreshments were a main partof the evening for these s'uden's. FRESHMAN CABINET: Seared: Bren! Roy. lois Howard, Susan Colluzo, Mari LuGruppe, Jamie Cosson, Karen Thomasson, Jay Josv. Slandy'ng; Ken Cat- onu, Carola Arnaud, Julie Woods, Mark Durso, Debra Sully, Sue Lacy, Mark DemenO, Belinda Morel, Karen Sigbiomsson. Freshmen Facing Their First Finals Malinda Marntellini James Martin Ray May Steve Meaux Kyle Mehl Mllium Melhon Melissa Miller Jeannie Moore Mark Moore Belinda Movel Mario Moral LyneNe Mosby Donna McCauley Tammy McCloud Michael McKee Dale Norris Delores Nunez Keith Palomho Sharon Payne Chris Picovd Donny Pins Donna Pope Jay Quebedeaux Danny Ramirez Maria Ramirex Clay Reaux tewis Reeves Elaine Richard Gail Richard Debbie Riley Mike Rubens Susan Robens Joan Rodrique Don Romero Cynthia Roses Freshmen 277 Bren? Ray Rabin Roy Mark Rozelle Julie Saunders Floyd Schexnayder Walton Scoggins Tammy Shirley Karen Sigbiornsson Juliana Simon Riva Sinegul Thad Sonnier Lea Donnell sum, Glen soumon Debra Sully Donna soeuy Becky Suvens Cynvhia Shakes Diana Sfokes Susan Smmon Koiherine Swanson Greg Swire Kelly Taylor Robert Taylor Karen Thomasson Lekieta Tillman Carlos Trevino Jovila Vargus Mark Villemu Susan Wagner Wendy Walther Randy Wappler Terrace Welch Joyce Wheisel Howard Whiv: Cynthia Willis 27B Freshmen Add To Sfory Looking Ahead To 78 . Michael Wisenboker . ' Ellen Wood , . , ' Eddie Woodhouse ' F V JulieWoods . , . 4 v: CarlosWoodson l : :'. '1 . ..-. Freshman 279 71w Name Of The Game Is Action 281 m w 5 3 Y o B TJ Coaches Give Leadership To Jackets 20 1 GENE SHARP Head Coach and Arhlevic Director III: GREAT TRADITIONS W THE mmm' mm: ball Coach 'I'I'IF WEAKIUJAR'I 1:11 '0 0T .., Y ITHULS I LL 1 BRUCE YAVLOR Head Baseball and Football Coach KEN DEWEESE - Head Baskeiball and Fooobull Couch 282 HANK CLARK Football Coach JOEL SOILEAU - Fooibull and Freshman Track Coach Boys Spons 283 284 8 Cheerleaders Lead Fighting Jackets Vicky Bacon Mrs Janiece Marshall Denise Colichia Head Cheerleader Dana Colichio Cindy Lame Bonnie Parker Linda Watson Boys' spans 285 286 I 974-75 Texans KENNETH BOREL JOHNNY COLLINS ROYCE GATES JlMMY GOLDSMITH The Texans are composed of eight Senior boys. Duties consist of helping the cheerleaders pu' up signs, boosting school spirit, and being guardian for Big Buzz. These Seniors spend many hard working nights preparing for he game of 'he week. The Texan apparel is traditional blue ieans with gold shirts and black ties. This year's Texans were active in many local parades. STEVE COMER Spon- KENT SNIDER sor PAT STORMS THE TEXANS PARTICIPATED in lhc Cavoilcade parade, whizh was recorded as a tremendous success. I VI NCE YRAHAN MARLIN WIUFORD 5 I Letterman Leave Jackets Tied For Second CARL BABIN Kapmim BOBBY BREAUX MARK BLANYON PHIL BURNAMEN ROBERT COLLAZO ml Dismay DANNY CROSS JUAN CUELLAR KEITH DAWS GLENN DENNIS RON NIE DOTY BRYAN DUHON ERNEST EIKENHORST RONNIE ELDEMIRE JOHNNY EUON GEORGE FERRIS KERWIN FOREMAN TOMMY GRIFFITH lCupOaiM ED GRIGGIE BILLY GUIDRY Kuptuim WHITNEY GUIDRY MARK HANSEN MIKE JONES KEVIN JUDICE JEROME KEMPER DANNY lARCADE Boys Sports 287 Togetherness 7 Theme Of 6-3-7 Jackets AUSYIN McELROY ml Distrim TERRY McKENZIE JAMES McMILLIAN CEDRIC MILLER MAX MINYER WI Dismm CRAIG NEWCOMBE RAY NORRIS PAUL ORTEGO PAUL PITTS Al PRESSLAR Picture Not Avoilabl: MIKE QUINTELA WI Districn MII Smtd JERRY RASTELLI ELDRIDGE RAVEY MIKE REID BARRY ROBBINS TIM ROMERO DANN ROY JOHN SAENZ mll Districn PAUL SEVAR GREG THERIOT Picture Not Available BRUCE FONTENOT RANDY VENABLE SHANE WALKER CHESTER WHITE MIKE WYBLE ROBERT DAIGLE MunagerJ RAY HENDERSON lTrcinerl DALE CARTER mainea 288 Banquet Honors Proud Yellow Jackets On Jan. 23, the annual Thomas Jefferson football banquet was hetd in the TJ cafeteria. The invocation was given by Phil Burnomen which was followed by a fine steak dinner. Enter- tainment was provided by the Jeffersonians. Couch Sharp introduced Gordon Wood, head coach at Brownwood High School, as the principal speakert Couch Wood spoke on the qualities needed to make a good football player. Coach Sharp then introduced the varsity players and gave humor- ous remarks about each one. The presentation of awards fol- lowed with John Saenz receiving Outstanding Offensive Player; Robert Collazo, Outstanding Defensive Player; Spirit and Desire award, Billy Guidry; Most Valuable Player, Mike Quintela; and the Tom Dennis Award went to Donn Roy. The outgoing captains then introduced the 1975 captains; Whit- ney Guidry, AI Presslar, and Shane Walker. Mementoes donated by Estes Sporting Goods were given away as door prizes and the Benediction was given by Donn Roye THE 75-76 CAFTAINS are AI Prasstar, Whitney Guidry, and Shane Walker, PLAYERS RECEIVING COVETED awards are Robert Collaxo, John Saenl, Billy Guidry, Mike Quintelo, and Dunn Roy. Gordon Wood Brownwood High School Boys Sports 289 Jackets Stun Lee In Opener 2 I -7 Port Arthur, Sept. 6 h A powerful Yellow Jacket offense, led by the running of tailback: Bobby Breaux and Biliy Gui- dry, blasted for 340 yards total offense behind the crunching blocks of fullback Puul Pitts. Although Lee had Houston's top rusher, Kenneth Smith, the Generals could only muster a meager 152 total yards against a tough Jacket defense led by Max Minter, Tommy Griffith, and Ronnie Eldemire. Lee scored first after a face- mask penalty at TJ's 10 gave them a first-and-goal at the 2. From then on, it was all TJ as Mike Quintela scored from 9 yards out in the second quarter to tie the score at 7-7 at the half. The Mighty Jackets stormed back to score on a six-yard run by Bobby Breaux with 3:37 left in the third quarter. Then in the fourth quarter, Billy Guidry capped a 70-yard drive with a 3-yard burst up the middle. John Saenx booted all three conversions. Credit must be given to the offensive line of John Leffoge, Ernie Eikenhorst, John Saenz, Phil Burnamen, and Eldrige Ravey. JOHNNIE ELTON AND Grog Thoriot talk things over. I BOBBY BREAUX t5! is hulled char a 20-yard gain. THE CHEERLEADERS BURST our of 'he new Jacket hive given by me sen- THE GENERALS FOUND the Jacket defense to he very tough, DOWN AND DISTANCE deOerr mine defense. Boys Spam 291 292 Jackets OutL Swim Bayfown Q- 0 Baytown,Sept.13 e Two hours of off- and- -on raining couldn t dampen the spirits of the mighty Maroon Machine as it sioshed to a 6-0 win over the hard-hitting Baytown Lee Genders. Neither team could mount any offense at all until the fourth quarter when TJis Mike Wyble led the Jackets on an eight play, 70Ayard touchdown drive that ended with a 28-yard pass to Mike Quintela. Saenz's PAT was blocked. Other puss completions were a 22-yarder to Bryan Duhon and 2 to Austin McElroy for 15 yards. The Gun- ders rushed for 7 while passing for 46 more. The defense, led by Robert Collazo, Johnny Elton, and Mike Reid, stopped Baytown inside the TJ 30 five different times. MIKE QUINTELA Vt breaks through a huge hole binned by John Scent t63t and Eldvige Ravey VAL Boys spans 293 Jackets Tumble To Eagles 7-0 Port Arthur, Sept. 21 e The Yellow Jackets suffered their first defeat of the 1974 season at the hands of the Pasadena Eagles. The Jackets whipped the Eagles everywhere but on the score board. The game's lone score came when Billy Guidry tumbled on the Eagle 4 and 0 Pasadena defender caught it in mid-air and raced 96-yards to paydirt. With Max Minter leading the way from his middIe-Iinebacker post, the Mad Jacket defense played its finest game to date. The offense tried desperately to catch up with Mike Wyble's passing to wide-receiver Austin MacElroy and tight ends Carl Babin and Tommy Griffith. Runs by Billy Guidry and Bobby Breaux contributed to the valiant efforts of the Jacket offense. Jefferson Pasadena First downs 1 7 4 Yards rushing 137 85 Yards passing I92 0 Total yards 329 85 Pass, comp. I 2-27-3 0-3-1 Punts 2-33 9320 Penalties 2-35 3-25 Fumbles, lost 2-2 0-2 ; ML RONNIE ELDEMIRE I70J and Max Minn: Mm smofher Pasadena. Boys Sports 295 Jackets Lose Heartbreaker To Brazos Freeport, Sept. 27 - The Yellow Jackets iourneyed to Freeport, Texas and lost a heartbreaker to the Bucs by a field goal with iust 12 seconds left in the ball game. The Bucs had moved the ball up and down the field all night but when they got close to the goal line, the her- alded Jacket defense toughened up. The Jackets drew first blood on an 86Ayurd run by Mike Quintela in the first period. The Bucs roared back with a score in the second quarter to tie the game at 7-7 at the half. The stote-ranked Bucs hit again with a touchdown in the third quarter to take the lead until 3 minutes were left when flashy Austin McElroy set up a tie by a successful Saenz PAT. With less than two minutes left in the game, the Bucs intercepted a pass and drove down to set up a 24-yard field goal with iust 12 seconds left. Max Minter and Al Pressler shone on defense with 23 and 25 tackles respec- tively. John Saenz and Paul Pitts led the offense. wood 17-14 -1 . ' Vt -e FUMBLEI KEITH DAWS MD, Brynn. Duhon fill and Mark Blanmn I31, maka Ih- svap again Braxoswoods BLEACHER BUMS SHOW Jacket support Boys Spam 297 298 Jackets Trip Trojans 14-0 Port Arthur, Oct. 4 e The Jackets got back on the road to winning as they posted a 14-0 win over the Forest Park Troians. The Jackets scored on a pass from scrambling Mike Wyble to Tommy Griffith in the second quarter. With a 7-0 halftime lead, the defense went to work and scored its first points of the season when Mark Blanton stormed in to block a punt in the FP endzone. The ball fell into the waiting arms of Robert Collazo and the Jackets stretched the lead to 14-0. This proved to be more than enough to win as the Troians found it nearly impossible to move the ball against a defense led by Paul Ortego, Robert Col- lazo, and Al Presslar. MIKE WYBLE ELUDES a Troiun. x RONNIE ELDEMIRE PAUSES during a break in the action. COACH GENE SHARP makes key decision in the Forest Park game. KERWIN FOREMAN OCH halts a Trojan runnev. Mad Jacket Defense Dominates French Beaumont, Oct. 11 e The Mighty Jackets, led once again by their tough defense defeated the French High Buffaloes 7-0. The Jackets, led by some timely intercep- tions by safety Bryan Duhon and crushing tackles by ends Robert Collazo and Mark Blanton, held the stagnant French offense to a - 35 yards in the first half. French ended the night with a miserly 79 total yards. The Jacket offense, using the dead T backfield, could only muster 'l I 1 total yards for the night. The lone score of the game came in the first quarter when AI Presslar pounced on a blocked punt in the Iench endzone. John Saenz, who kept the Jackets out of trouble with his booming punts, booted the PAT. V , t . ' ; . JERRY RASTELLI iSU leads Mod Jacket defense with help from Colluzc poi and Mike Reid m. . Q I UIF VOU PLAY with fire you're gonna get burned. Boys Sports 299 300 Dogs Yield Contest To Jackets Port Arthur, Oct. 18 e The Yellow Jackets overcame a fierce first-quarter display of offensive power by Nederland to whip the Bulldogs 31-14. After Nederland took a quick 7- 0 lead, and the Jackets, drive stalled, it seemed that the Bull- dog offensive was going to blow the heralded Jacket defense out of the stadium. Such was not the case as Mike Wyble and Austin McElroy teamed for 140 yards and 2 touchdowns in the decisive 2nd period to take a 21-7 half- time lead. With just 1 :39 seconds into the period, Robert Col- Iazo recovered a fumble at the Nederlond 10 to set up a 21- yard field goal by John Suenz. An interception by Bryan Duhon set up a 2-yard burst by Tim Romero to stretch the lead to 31-14. Wyble finished the night hitting 6 of 9 passes for 150 yards and 2 touchdowns while running for the go- ahead touchdown with 1:55 left in the second quarter. Fum- ble recoveries, which kept U in the game were made by Ker- win Foreman, Ronnie Eldemire, Mike Quintela, Max Minter, Mike Jones, and Bryan Duhon. MIKE REID 161 stops Nederland's Don Clayton for a loss. Bin - , - ' a . KERWIN FOREMAN 03,, Mike Jones I611, Keth Daws M7L and Bryan Duhon I21 lea AUSTIN McELROV cncnes one of his m Iouchdown passes ogainsi m. luhdcg . Boys Spam 301 302 Port Naches, Oct. 25 - The battle for district champs was ,- only one of the factors concerned in a hard-hitting struggle which left PNG on top 1944. The Indians scored two of their three touchdowns in the first quarter on 7 and 4 yard pushes. Mike Wyble opened the Jacket offense with a 33-yard scoring pass to his splitvend Austin McElroy to end the half 13-7. TJ drew first blood in the third quarter when Wyble scrambled 26 yards into the endzone to tie the score 134 3. John Scenz booted the PAT to put the Jackets on top 14- 13. TJ could not quite hold on as the Indians made a come- back drive to take the lead 19-14. Last chance drives by the Jackets were thwarted by fumbles to end the game 19-14. Tribe Slides By I 9- I 4 ,. . V ., 2 1:4 LOYAL FANS SUPPORYED the Jackets thvoughout the semen. x 7 e x JOHN LEFFAGE, GREG Theriot, John Saenz, and Austin McElroy take a break from the action. WHITNEY GUIDRY t75l and company make sure this Indian will vemember our Mad Jacket Defense. MIKE WYBLE SCORES in the third quunev to make the score 14-1 3 in favor of the Yellow Jackets. INDIAN' S SYEVE BROWN finds going up he middle tough as Al Press- JOHN SAENZ PUTS Che Jackevs one poinrahead lar um and Mike Reid I61 make the stop Boys Spons 303 Jackets Pop Pirates 33- 73 Port Arthur, Nov. 2 e The Jackets celebrated a Home- coming victory with a 33-13 win over the hapless Vidor Pirates. In a season that had been dominated by a mad Jacket defense, the offense finally got a chance to show its stuff. The Jacket squad took the opening kick-off and marched 72 yards to paydirt in only 8 plays with Bobby Breaux going in from the 1. The PAT attempt was wide and Vidor then scored to take the lead 7-6. The one point margin held for nearly four minutes until Breaux crunched in from the 2 to make the score 12-7, Jackets. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Paul Pitts drove in from the 1 and the PAT failed again. In less than 2 minutes TJ was in the endzone again by way of a 13-yard run by Billy Guidry. Wyble then flipped a 2-point conversion pass to Carl Babin. Vidor then did what no other team had been able to do this season by completing a touchdown pass on Coach Hank Clark's secondary. TJ's second offense took charge as they drove 61 yards downfield to score on a 31-yard Shane Walker to Chester White pass. Greg Lynd kicked the extra point to make the final score 33-13. m 4W 'v m .' , u: BILLV GUIDRY BREAKS Ohrough a hole blasted by Paul Pins, Mike Quiniela and Carl Babin, JERRY RASTELLI, ROBERT Cnllazo, and Paul Onego enjoy m. Powder- puff game from the sidelines. IS HE IN or is he om? YHE HUSSARS PRESENTED m: football players with a cake for Home coming. Boys spans 305 Jackets, Bees, Tie For Second I 3- I 3 Port Arthur, Nov. 16 e John Saenz used a 15 mph breeze to boot home field goals of 35 and 45 yards to secure a tie for 2nd with Lincoln behind PNG. TJ had known for a week that there was no chance for playoffs but that didn't keep the Jackets from playing super ball. Underdogs by us many as 21 points, the Jackets completely dominated the first half, getting off 32 plays to Lincoln's 19. With Pitts going in from the one early in the game, it took Saenz's boots to give the Jackets 0 13-7 halftime lead. In the second half only a valiant TJ defense which kept bending and bending but never broke kept the Jacket hopes alive. A missed PAT ended the four year dominance that Lincoln has had in 22-AAAA. The 74-75 edition of the Yellow Jackets went away know- ing that they did something that no Jacket team has done in four years; stop Lincolnt JUNIOR AL PRESSLAR wraps Weldon Cartwright up for loss. . ..,. +L'X. MLH? . 1' . V .. JOHN SAENZ MAKES good :1 45mm field goal anempo. Saenz eddier booted a 37-yarder Io keep the Jacke's in me gums. BRYAN DUHON KILLS a BeeAlasO-dikh effort by inOercepring his six . of 1974-75 FOOTBALL YRl-CAPTAINS Carl Babin, Billy Guidry, and his career. Tommy Griffiths. Boys Spons 307 Jackets Greet Deweese I .VGKQC CRAIG THERIOI JOHNNY COLLIN? AIl-Disnicv AlI-American KIRK WYBLE' SAM JOYNT All-American Craig Snake Therio! mp2 is unsiappable as he flies eve! Lincoln Bumble Bees. AIIVDismcv Max Mime: manor ; demon- stru'es his shooling ability as he shoots ovev ohe oumrevched arms of a Nederlond Bulldog. x avg '53: MAX MINTER MIKE PETERS AII-Disvvia 308 'Capvuins With 19-16 Farewell Season ' on women is? m BERT HEBERT FRANCIS FEY K 0'6 15'; VIC LACY 1 xa Q n COACH KEN Deweese plans game smegy with Coach Taylor, Coach Deweese leh V0 accepl c posiQion in El Paso. DAVID ZOCH JAMES GAMBLE Boys Sports 309 Mighty JackeiL The mighty Jackets finished with an exceptionally good 13-12 non-disirici record. The Jackeis were involved in many dose games, 6 of which ihey Iosi in ihe closing sec- onds, which cosi them a glittering record. TJ beat many of the area's finest teams such as Orange Stark, Hebert, Beaumont High, French, and losi on overtime thriller to powerhouse Charlton Pollard. Going into disirici, TJ was determined to beai ihe defending champions Lincoln. Craig Therioi cenler; is as deadly hem ihe outside as he is from the inside, This is no! a waim up for Ben Heberi lower Iefi; i1 couh's, Mike Peters lower righl; goes high over defenders for an easy We points. Cagers In Action Floyd Franklin upper rigM; sham horn corner as David Zozh provides screen, Kirk Wyble mm; Icy: up No on a fan bleak, Senior Floyd Franklin lawn szv; drives the baseline In omnank his opponeno, David Zach lower righl; goes high for inside shoo, Boy; Sports 3l l Jackets Place A Strong Jan. 17 after a first half of well played basketball against four time defending 22-4A champs Lincoln, the Jackets fell apart losing 91-59 Lincoln led by only eight at half time, but 25 turnovers killed TJ's hopes. Max Minter had a super night, coming off the bench to score 15 points, block 3 shots and clear 5 rebounds. Craig Theriot was high point man with 18. Feb. 4 the second time around the Jackets slowed down the speedy Bees for 3 quarters pulling within four points before the dam broke. Within 75 seconds, the Bees closed the doors on the valiant Jackets' effort scoring iS'unanswered points and winning 64-45. Craig Theriot hit 7 of 12 to lead the Jackets with 2i points. Kirk Wyble supported the upset bid with 12 points. Jan. 21 the one name the Vidor Pirates don't even want to hear again is Craig HSnake Theriot. Theriot single handedly demolished the Pirates, scoring a career high of 39 points and sweeping the boards for 23 rebounds. Max Minter and Kirk Wyble ioined Theriot in double digits with 14 points apiece on the way to the 92-81 victory. Feb. 7 going scoreless for the first minute, it looked as if the Jackets were in trouble. But TJ broke the ice and blazed to a 24-9 first quarter lead and rolled to an easy 71-45 tri- umph over the Vidor Pirates. Craig Theriot and Max Minter were the only two players in double digits with 17 and 10 points respectively. i Second In District Play Jan. 25 TJ came out with all guns blazing Friday night by defeating the Nederland Bulldogs 79-64. Floyd Franklin led the Jacket attack with 17 points, but it was his defene sive work on Nederland's ace Mike Moore which helped the most in the victory. Max Minter followed Frank- lin and Theriot for TJ with l 1 points. Feb. 11 with TJ starters in foul trouble, reserve iuniors Mike Peters, Vic Lucy and sophomore James Gamble came off the bench to destroy the Nederland Bulldogs, 85- 68. Peters pumped in 17 points to pace the Jacket attack. Lacy, a replacement, responded with 10 points and pulled down six rebounds. Gamble came off the bench in the second quarter to score 10 points, hand out six assists and block five shots. Jun. 28 in what was to be one of their finest games played this sea- son, the Jackets bounced back from a 25-16 point deficit in the first quar- ter to defeat the PN-G Indians. Craig Theriot gathered the momen- tum in the second quarter by hitting from the circle, the backcourt line, on a layup and on a tap-in and hit- ting from the corner at the buzzer. That shot whittled the Indians, lead to a mere 35-32 and the Jackets went ahead quickly in the third quar- ter on rapid-fire Iayups by Theriot and Kirk Wyble. The Jackets led the rest of the way with Theriot leading the way with 26 points. Kirk Wyble flipped in 13 points to help the cause. Feb. 14 Max Minter took up the slack for the flwridden Craig Theriot as he dropped in 16 points, and turned the game around with a clutch driving layup midway through the fourth quarter. Until the Indians' late flurry, TJ had been in control all the way and was having an unex- pectedly easy time with the Indians. TJ finished the season by defeating the orch-rivuls 6659. Boys Sports 314 880 MEN: Rory Iles, Wilford Malueaux, Jewel Freeman, Daniel Blocks, Johnny Oliver. Wk BRYAN DUHON - Miler T.J. Tracksfers Prep For District KEN CLARK TAKES a practice vault l BRYAN DUHON TRIES his hand at high iumpingv ? 4: CARLOS TORRES Miler Boys Sports 315 316 The 1975 Varsity Track Team ., . l a. MEMBERS are: Kneeling: Carlos Torres, Darrell Babb, Clarence Kennerson, Richard Quintela, Mike Scypion, Mike Quintela, Bryan Duhon, Bernie Auld, Jude Moreau. Standing; Duccun Conner, Gene Berry, Larry Roses, Danny Larcade, Johnny Oliver, Marlon Fontenette, Wilford Malveuux, Jewel Freee man, John Milter, Chester White, Kerwin Foreman, Daniel Brocks, Cedric Miller, Austin McElroye The 1975 Season The Yellow Jackets came out stinging for the 1975 track season. The Jackets traveled to many different places and came back with great results. They went to Nocogdoches where they placed third. At the second annual Piney Woods relays in Lufkin, the Jackets placed third of the field of 28 teams. The District meet was held in Vidor where Thomas Jefferson won second place. The 440 relay posted a 43.4 second time for second place. Mike Quinteta took second in the 120 HH and Bernie Auld placed sixth. The Super Sophomore, Darryl Bobb won first place in the 440 yard dash with a time of 49.8 sec- onds. John Miller placed first in the 220 yard dash, Carlos Torres and Daniel Brocks ptaced third and fourth in the mile. The mile relay team placed third and Carl Milier placed second in the high iump while Bernie Auld took third. The total points were 108. TJ Track Coaches urea v , t. HEAD TRACK COACH Doug Carton ASSISTANY TRACK COACH Mitche Queen. THE TJ TRACK COACHES Several athletes qualified to go to the Regional meet in During the long season, pain and agony were endured. Pasadena. They were as follows: The body and mind were trained to function at 10079 effi- ciency. Thus the Yellow Jackets were built into a winning 440 Relay e Mike Quintela, Tommy Brown, Austin track team. This was accomplished through the efforts and McElray, Kerwin Foreman talternatet. devotions of head track coach Doug Carter and his assist- ant Mitchell Queen. To them we express our great thanks. High Jump - Bernie Auld 120 HH e Mike Quintela 440 Yd. Dash - Darryl Bobb 220 Yd. Dash eJohn Miller Boys Sports 317 Tap lair,- Hurdler Mike Quinrelo, rap cen- fer; Mike Scypicn, Clarence Kennevson, Darryl Bobb, Chester White, Kerwin Fore- man, Iawer right; High Jumper Bernie Auld. POLE VAULTER JUDE Moreau :leurs 1 'l' easily. 1975 Track Schedule March 1 - Bulldog Relays March 7 Lufkin Relays March 14 PNG Relays March 21 - Nucogdoches Relays March 28 McNeese Relays March 29 Vidor Relays April I Baytown Relays April 164 8 Districf SUPER SOPHOMORE DARRVL Babb, ranked in the top Oen in 1h: state in vhe open 440 yard dash Boys Spam 3 x 9 320 W p t Golf Team Wins District aw A 15' MEMBERS OF YHE GOLF TEAM are: Front Row: Lawrence Williams, Dale Lumbley, Mark Jackson, Harlon Hendrick, Romy Romelm Second Row: Jimmy Johnson, Ray Sourdellia, Derrick Drummond, Greg Yhompson, Brian Ravey, Ken Clark, Craig Childress. Third Raw: Curtis Pryor, David Harder, Marlin Williford, Howard Caldwell, Mikie Davis, Cezil Finder, Dole Douglas, Coach Leland Kay. No! Pictured: Jimmy Goldsmith. TOURNAMENT RESULTS 15' Local Tournament 2nd Beaumont High Scored 326 Scored 331 3rd place 3rd place 3rd Somh Park 41h Galveston Scored 318 Scored 334 50h place 4th place 5th Hardin Jefferson 6th Bryan Scored 342 Scored 321 3rd place 9th place TJ's Golf Team won Dis'rict with a score of 616 and received I Hh place in regional with a score of 656. DALE LUMBLEY LINES up Ihe pun 4th Straight Year HARLON HANDRICK SHOWS form ohm won h MARK JACKSON SHOWS perfed form when driving LAWRENCE WILLIAMS LOOKS m shon tap in for birdie. Boys spans 321 Jacket Neffers v..r J . V4; -,m V: MEMBERS OF THE 74-75 TENNIS YEAM include: RoberI Burger, Mike Pickurd, Jim Regan, Tommy Avery, Keith Duplechin, John Taylor, and coach S'eve Comer The Thomas Jefferson Tennis Team placed third in district competition. MIKE PICKARD. . . ROBERT BARGER. . . Take Third I jjfjjjijih m 9 .! +1 +, $y$'v3:1 ..s.::: .' 1+ 1 j i I Q.:,:;- .. .:: .'.'. KEiTH DUPLECHIN and JOHN YAYLOR TOMMY AVERY and JIM ROGAN Bays Spons u 23 Jackets Finish Second With 8-4 District Slate KRAIG HOLLIER. . . 1All Dislricn MIKE LATIOLAS . KEITH THERIOT. . . Mll Distrim mll D6svricvj GREG THERIOT . . Boys Spons 325 Jackets Lose To PNG 4-3, 2-0, 7-2 PNG came out on top in all three contests against the Yel- low Jackets. In 'he firs? game, a 10-inning thriller, the Indians managed to sneak across the winning run to end a Ohree-hour hard-fought struggle 4-3. In the second game, the Jockeis, plagued by errors, were unable 'ro score on the opportunistic tribe. Southpaw Craig Smithy pitched a fine one-hiner but could receive no support from his teammates. Finally 'he Indi- ans nailed down 'heir right 10 represent disirid 22-4A by beacing the 3 time defending champion Jackets 74. .4 FIRSI BASEMAN BERT Heber' makes the Veg bu. the Jackets couldn'l overcome a 2.0 deficit Jackets Whack ,Dogs 3 Times The mighty Jackets beat the Nederlond Bulldogs in each of three contests by scores of 7-0, 1.0, and 7-2. TJ, behind the one-hit pitching of Craig Smithy burned the Dogs the first time around with Larry Guidry getting a single and a double and Mike Latiolas batting in two runs The second game was a little closer but slugger Mike Lotio- Ios ended aII Bulldog threats with two super catches. Ernie Perdue stole the batting honors by rapping a pinch-hit triple and scoring the winning run. The third contest was really no contest at all. The Jackets took an earty lead and stayed there behind the fine pitching of freshman Bobby Taylor. At the banquet honoring the baseball players, Keith TherA iot won the Most Valuable Player award and Ernie Perdue ran off with Mr. Hustle. CRAIG SMIYHV . . e VARSDW BASEBALL PLAYERS are: Tap Row: Keith Theriot, Greg Yheriot, Bert Hebert, Rodney Bourgeois, Mike Lctiolas, and Darrel English. Second Row: Ernie Perdue, Ronnie Dory, Bobby Tuylov, Bryan Duhon, Donn Roy, and Tom Bundy. Bnrfom Row.- Larry Guidry, Greg Ramirez, Shawn Bruno, Reid Duplantis, Kraig Hollier, and Kirk WybIe. NotPicturedts: Craig Smithy. Boys Sports 327 Jackets Blast Bees 7-0, 7-3, I 8-0 The Jackets showed cross-town rival Lincoln that the Jack- ets are always mighty as TJ blew the Bees out of the 22- AAAA hive with strong scores of: 1-0, 7-3, and 18-0. Show- ing expert defense the first two times around, the Jackets breezed by the Lincoln batters through the superb pitching at Craig Smithy. The final bout brought out the Jackets' awesome offense headed by the slugging of All-District Mike Latiolias. The Jacket defense gave its usually pevtect performance with the efforts of Keith Theriot und Kraig Hollier. Theriot's and Hollier's great ability helped them each win a berth on the AII-District roster, .. .1 - BOBBY TAYLOR SLIDES in far yet another run against the Bees. SOME PLAYERS 60 through great pains to earn a run!!! REID DUPLANTIS CROSSES the plate to end a iO-inning battle with Vidor. The win gave the Jaekets a second place district berth and a share at the All- Spons ttophy. Jackets Win 2 Against Vidor Amid the confusion, contested calls, and fights that but- feted the Yellow Jackets in their first district tilt, the fine pitch- ing of Craig Smithy and the outstanding fielding of Tom Bundy enabled the TJ players to overcome the Pirates 3-2. The Jackets didn't fare as well the second time around as the Vidor people were able to pull out a 3-1 victory over an error-plagued Jacket defense. The U charges took their revenge on Vidor in their final game with u iO-inning struggle that left the Jackets on top 9- 8. By winning the hard-tought struggle, the Jackets clinched a second place berth and a share with PNG for the coveted All-Sports trophy. In the fight for the district championship, the Jackets dis- played a style that would make any champion enviousi Boys Sports 329 a .6? $3 1,. . ,5. ,5 n e w. W e ..m Circle Winner 33I Girls Spons P.E. Teachers Plan Program Girls Physical Education competition con- nected with its ioy of winning and sadness over defeat. Five physical education teachers have spent 1hese momems with their students. Although seniors are not required '0 take physical education, interest remains high, and a full program of sports draws a large seg- ment of the school population. I. ' , A . m . 3. 4+ z QMQA .4 . MRS MARGAREF GAMBLE demonstrates hermarkxmamhip, MRS. JAN DAIGLE, Hussar sponsot, is also responsible for teaching heahh classes 332 Designed To AN EXCELLENT SERVE is demonstrated by Miss Sherrie San Angelo, UIL MISS NANCV McCLAlN shows skill of balance as she performs on m: mm, sponsor. parallel hm mum Hum ALL THE GYM teachers work together, as well as individually. ems Spa : 333 Girl; Sports Vary Throughout The Year 335 Adapted P.E. Is A Specialty FRANKIE CRICCHIO RETURNS a serve with devevminavion. PlNG-PONG IS A popular sport 9th Graders Add To The Program 9th GRADE VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Standing: Julie Woods, Julie Rameriz, Michelle Gabriel, Gail Jackson, Lesa Landry, Miss McLain, Coach. Kneeling: keese Bvoussavd, Lovi Kube, Kathy Gibson, Linda Lynch w t Ii ' , .. M GRADE TENNIS TEAM: Slanding: Debbie Nunze, Cindy Stokes, Julie Saunders, Susan Freeman, Tina Chauvin, Melissa Miller, Ellen Woods. Girl's Sporos 337 Letter Girls Try To Provide Gail San Angelo Becky Byrd Pam Flokhor Pruiden! Vicu-Pnsidam Purliam-Marian LuTonga Pinrre Sue Jncltsen Bcverly Moon anry Ramona . Manager .The Girls Recreation Association provides the oppor- tunity for girls to compete in a variety of activiiies. In addition to sponsoring fwo playnites, the Letter Girls also conducted volleyball, ping pong, track, gym- nastics, ?ennis and softball intermurals. Wandq Robinson Miu Shuriu San Angelo Sponsor APPLE BITING MISS HEBERT JOINS in on Ohe fum SACK RACES OUYSTANDING GRA MEMBERS: JUNIOR: Joy Sinder. SOPHOMORE: LauWonda Ruffin. SENIOR: Beverly Moore BEST AlL-AROUND: LaYonga Pierre. OUTSTANDING LETTER GIRL: Gail San Angelo. Girl's Sports 339 Man y Interests . . . J. GRA VOLLEYBALL WINNERS: Standing: Laura Pefrovich, Tammy Jonex, GRA TENNIS WINNERS: Terri LaCouv Senior and All School Champion Janice Miller. Kneeling:Gayle GilbenJammy Ross. LauWonda Ruffin Sophomore. Denise Bordelon Junior. No! Pidured: Ellen Woods, Freshman. , - ' s , ! x; 1. ml 4 INCOMING LETrER GIRLS: Smuding; Vicky Renner, Beverly Mom, Yerri LaCour, $chketha Gordon, Janice Miller, Tani Robbins, Sming: Mikie SneH, Laura PeOrovich. 340 Served By GRA Bony Lamb Melissa Miller Junior Champ and Sophomore Champ Freshman Champ AILSchool Champ Janice Miller '3; n. . n , i' x x 4 3.3 all I A GM SOFTBALL CHAMPS: Standing: Donia Lewis, Vunoua Ruffin, Pom Fletcher, Gui! San Angelo, Beverly Scypion, anri LaCour, Julie Simmons. Sim'ng: Mikil Snoll, LaTanga Piano. Girl's Spam 34! GRA Track Compefifors WINNER OF THE basketball throw 440 AND 50 yard walk Debbie Howard Denis: awis GRA Tracksvers did not let the weather dampen their competition. Field events competed in were long iump, standing broad iump, softball throw and basketball throw. Running even's consisted of the 50 and 75 yard dash, 220-440 yard relay. An exciting 50 and 440 yard walk completed the program. mow JUMP laTongu Pieere 342 m4. .. . TEAM WINNERS are: Tap Row: Gayle Gilbert, Rebeccu Holloway, Tracy Young, 50 AND 75 yard dash Denis: LlWiL Bonnm Row: Beverly Moore, Cynthia Bates, Elda Roms. Beverly Moore WINNERS OF THE 440 VARD RELAY are: From L03 '0 Righl: Dover'y Moors, Gayle Gilben, Tracy Young, Scherkah Golden. Girls Sports 343 Girls Tennis Team UIL GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: Smnding Luff '0 Right.- Gail Bowl, Vicky Ranmr, Denis. Lewis, Gait San Angola, Mary Elizondo, Miss Sun Angola, COACH Knuling Left 90 Right: Betsy lamb, lisa Tricilo, Jenima Soliz. 344 2nd In District Race The Girls Tennis Team came in second place in Distric' Compefition. District players included, Singles, Befsy Lamb and Gail San Angelo. Doubles, Denise Lewis and Vicky Renner. The Doubles Team of Mary Eli- zondo and Gail Borel placed second in District and won the right to repre- sent our school in regionals. Gail Borel and Mary Elizondo . i4+- C'HHL 4 4 YENNlS SINGLES TENNIS DOUBLES Betsy lamb and Gail San Angelo Vicky Runner and Denise lewis 345 Pierre, Fonfessia, Bordelon laTonga Pierre Suzanne Fonlessia Denise Bovdelcn Terri LoCour AII-Disfrid AIl-Distrid AILDisvric' 1st Yeam 2nd Yeam 2nd Team VARSITY: SiHing: Judy Rastelli, Terri Robbins, Suzcnm Fomessi, Terry Ransonem, Denise Bordelom Standing.- Julie McGree Managed, Terri LaCaur, Schkevha Gordon, Tracy Young, Porn Flo'cher, Luuru Petrovich, LaTonga Pierre, Mikie Snell, Miss Heben, Coach, 346 Take District Honors JUNIOR VARSITY: Sitting: Julie Roccufor'e, Joy Snider, DeAnnea Smth, Anneliese Beudreoux, Slanding: Tammy Jones, Karen Thompson, June! Thomp- son, DeeDee Ford, Pam Williams, Mixs Heben, Coach. Pam FIeOcher Judy Rasrelli Mikie Snell Terry Ransonene Girl's spans 347 ing Knowledge F .mj .m d . n .m , H g .m r O h , S d n A Mr. Charles E. McBea AssisVan! Superimondem of Administra'ion V;;;, DR. CLYDE M. GOTT Dr. cw. M. eon Suporimmdm of Schools Mr. Frank Kudla Assisouno Superimendent 0 Instruction Mr. Edward Watson Diredor of Secondary Education ., awwwg .. ,f. Mr. Rouel Roihenbergev pal Mr, Donald Paul Mr. Robert Kindell . A rew Jackson Assistan' Principal Assisianl Principal . 'es Diredor Faculty 351 Mn. Edna Hargus Scniov Ceunnlor Mrs. Lois Graham Sophomore Counselor Quarter System New Mr. Chute: Hill Junior Counselor Mr. John Godwin Freshman Counselor To Everyone I. BOARD MEMBERS are. From Lof'lo Right. Mr. James A. Shlly, Mr. Allied Z. McElroy, Mn. Irving l. Kiofor, Dr. ClydoM. 60 , Mr. Carroll M. Lafimipruidenli, Mr. Jeff Hayu,Mr. Carl D Wullruvh Jr., Mr. JamesA. Englan A HAPPY EVENT occurs when PTA members serv- Vaachers a farewell luncheon as school ends. Shown hon as may umd tho lunchoon or. Mrs. B P Baker, Mrs. W. C. Gardner, presidenl; Mrs. Nugonil o,yd parliamentarian; Mn. 1'. L. Blunlcn, Mrs. Don Key ys, 2nd victpresidani; Mrs. Ronnie McClelland treasurer;Mrs W. H in ibel, 3rd vice- president,- Mrs. Robert Ste ed, Mrs. Norman Jockson,Mn. Edwin Norris,Mrs. Hebert Sieck, Mrs J R. Sadlev, and Mn. Poi Wood. Officers noipiciurodinzlude Mrs. Malcolm Clark, lsIvico- -prosideni; Mrs J. D. English, recording sazroiarynaners .A Ryman corresponding secvaiary. Faculty 353 Miss Linda Sue Austin Mrs. Peggy Barringion MrL Margum Barry Miss Manha Butler Mr. Joseph Codenhead Mrs, Jun: Capella Mr. Robon Cupello Mr. Douglas Carver Mr. Marvin Cichowski M7. Henvy Clark Mrs. Edioh Coca Mrs. Charleen Cummings Mm Irma Coxad Miss Doris Crisp Mrs. Jan Carol Daigle Mrs. Marilyn Dane: Mr. Kenneth DeWuse Mrs Patricia Deuce! Mm Jody Dunn Mrs. Hilda Estes Mrs, Winifred Frelow Mrs. Margaret Gamble Mrs. Madalane Gaurveaux Another Good Year Has Gone By Mrs. Kan Gillenwalers Miss Ara Golmon Mr. Thomas Gothic Mr. Eon Gradloy Mrs. Cleo Graves Mm Nora Gregory Mr. Robert Havris Miss Bertha Heben Mm Rose Hebert M7. Jim Hendrick Mr. Alvino Hernandez Mr. Greg Hollier Mrs. Joan Horak Mrs. Manha Johnson Mr. Leland Kay Mr. Kennovh Lee Mn. Mary linduy Ml. lunard Long Mn. Joyce Loukas Mrs. Shawn Kay Louvier Mrs. Melba Magma: Mr. Roben Marks Mrs. Janieca Mnnhall Mn Holmufh Mayer Mrs. Carolyn Mayo Faculty 355 356 Teaching Combines Man y Inferesfs The teachers of Thomas Jefferson com- bine had work with pleasure. On the npposife page 'op Iighl; Mrs Annene Scon balances on a trampoline, camel,- DE coordinalors Mrs. Thelma Cohen and Mr. Ron S'sphens enioy selling school materials 00 the students, alsa shown is Vicki Knoblock cashier, bonom; Mn Rob- en Kindell enioys Freshman Nigm. On Ihis page top righi; Mr. Robert Wonhy takes a break from playing tennis to catch his breaoh, bcnom pidule; Physics is a seri- ous subiecv for Mr. Billy Tolar. 7 5 3 W u c a F Miss Nancy McClain Miss Lavern McMillan Mn. Eleanor Mlaker Mr. Guy Mercer Mr. Gerald Ray Miller MI, Kenneth Parker Mm Marulle Pifman Mrs, Ethel Rcdman Mr. Harry Rogun Miss Linda Rogers Mr. Abel Ruvherford Miss Sherri. San Angelo Mrs. Anne : Sm Mr. Gene Sharp Mn Miloon Simmons Miss Glenda Singleton Miss Jayne Smith Mr. Joel Soiluau Mr. Leroy Spears Mr. 1, $ Slanull Mn. Mary S'inson Mm Gwendolyn Taykar Mrs, Manha Taylor Mr. Billy Tolat Miss Cathy Vulquez 353 All Of The Teachers Enjoy Their New Lounge 3 x ! ' ,. an x7 MISS SMITH, MR. Keeling, Mrs. Magnus, and Mrs. Horak enioy reIaxa'ion and refreshments in their new lounge. Mr. Dwigm Wagner Miss Janice Wavers Mrs. Marlis Weathevly Mr. Yommy Webb Mrs. Maudie Wells Mrs. Pauline Westbrook Mrs. Susie Wham Mr. John Williams Mrs. Jeanne Wilson Mr. Ruben Wonhy Faculfy 359 They Always Get Mrs, Mary Brown Mrs. Anna Mae Devine Mrs. DoroOhy Dugan Mrs. Mable Handei MIL Jessie Miller Mrs. Flo Stanton Miss Catherine Williams Mrs. Theresa Wokf 360 The Job Done ,. f V M, v , kw WaswvAi THOMAS JEFFERSON CUSTODIANS are: Mr. Alvin Cadong, Mr, Irvin Rizh, Mr, lorry Jones, Mr. Theodore Johnson Mead Custodiam, Ml. Thakhes Murray, Mr. Colombo! Garrison, and Mr, Charles Jones. Faculty 36l 362 All year long teachers enjoyed a variety of adivh vies. m this page mp picrm; Mr. Earl Gradley, Mrs, Marcelle PiVman, and Mrs. Jody Dunn enioy Chrisomas tea given by the Home Economics department. Also shown are Penny Campbell and Lisa Cola fbaHam pfrfurQ Mr. Steve Comer mkes Oim: out On discuss tennis. He sponsors 0h: boys vcam. bpposile page leh pidureJ Pee! Roben Bly was a special guest in the English Depadment. mgm picyura; ML Rouel Rovhenberger gives a speech while Ronnie Talben veceivad an owani konom picrurejvTeachers received Ohe spirit s'ick for Oheir enthusiasm during Homecoming Week. Variefy Spices Teacher Activities All Year Long Faculty 363 Teachers Reflecf Man y Moods DE COORDINAYOR MRS Thelma Conan has a word with Mr. John n. MK STEVE COMER in a Vhoughrful moment, MISS BERTHA HEBERT and Mrs. Jan Daigle iusI relaxing. To A Faithful Teacher In All Your Years Of Faithful Service Mr. Kenneth Parker received this inscription on a plaque from his homeroom class, along wi'h a wish of good luck in the fufure. Mr. Parker taught 00 TJ for 29 years. He holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees from the Universi'y of Oklahoma and later did some work Cl, the University of Texas. He new plans to shay in Port Arthur and visiv his camp at Beechwood on Toledo Bend. Mr. Parker is taking early retirement and enioys fish- ing and golf. Mr. Parker was presented a watch from Ihe faculty by Mr. Rofhenbergen lam, TN :1 O H A Advenisemem 367 1775. The Navy is born. One year before the nation. eWthh just about sums up the Spirit of 775. The spirit that keeps the Navy IOBkTifQiHead And Navy men and women movmg ahead. Whether it's1775. 1975. Or2075. It's the spirit of opportunity. Opportunities that let qualified people secure the future with training in over 70 career fields Its the spirit of challenge. The challenge of mind and muscle expanding It's the spirit of adventure. The spirit that lets Navy men know this wortd and its people. Getting onto good terms with both Why dont you get Into the spirit? See your Navy Recruiter, Or call 800.841-8000 anytime. BUILD YOUR FUTURE ON A PROUD TRADITION. Chapel 0 lbe Cbimes NUNNELLV W F C Z rn 7o J r- I O 3 rn . PORT AnYHuK YEX. 5 84.1 120! IOSTON NEDERLAND DEPARTMENT 5T0 gut ang$ PAT WOOD DRUG STORES. INC. 3648 Gulfway Drive Por+ Arfhur. Texas 77640 P.O. 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BOX 3207 PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS PORT ARTHUR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Frank Edwards Buick Company Roland Angelle Ponfiac Coleman Bernard Oldsmobile Cadillac VIM CHRYSLER Mingle Mofors W Raiford Mofors JIm Carr Volkswagen The Peopl: Who They Are CKERMAN FRANCIST DAMS, PATTIE - Cabin? 9, BARNETT CHARLE '0 WF-B BARRY JOHNJ 12; Band? Drum Ma' GHT, YDN 12;; lonorR 1:,9 ongmss 1 1; Fro Gold Convemion l, 12; Honor 11g! 2; Maroon ConTan . 12;Tnxuns 12. lN' MICHAEL a D . 11:, KATHLEEN 1 chars 12, Game ' . L 01,1 Girls Chorus 9; Glrsl -Gllea ICllub 10; TA?,12;Her- A' -.m 3'10 , MARY -U01d Clonvan- mu 1, Hm-m-m Lt. Gov . o. , AC rd 1'1 51d: 11, , n? 3122 ' Aw ; 11: . rficipaIIon CUPIT, RHON 1 1, 12; Band Iand 11; All 1.2; Congas: Ioriol SIGN I 1, ET A. minng 1; Jr. Clu -rooII Co - H 9; Honor Roll 10, 1 i . roon Convamioni lOW JACKET 11; Ecolo- I0- 03 W5, JULIE - A.F.S, .I Iland9,10,11,12 W5 11, 12; French CI II,12;F.H.A.9,101 'grl. HisIorian; Gold C Chg 10; Herald: 11, 1 W9,IO,II,12, min 9, 11, 12, . 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HEIERI, SHEILA HEIERT, SHERYL - High Honov Roll 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Huuun I 1, HEBERT, STEVEN HEBERYJAMMV HENERSON, TIM HERNDANDEZ, lVDIA - Maroon Convanvinn 10, 1 1, 121 MES HUEIEL, KATHERINE - VEL- LOW JACKET 10, 11 HUEIEL, RONNIE - High Honor Roll ' Honor Roll 10, I l, 12; Homaroom Govn. 10; 1 Govn. I I; N.H.S. 11,1 HUHN, SUSAN - Diana I2; KM. 11, I2; 5. E. 12; F.T.A 12; GHRA. II, 12,- Gold Com vention I2; Honor Roll 12; YEL- lOW JACKET IO, 11, 12; Blwchor BumsI ISLES, RORY - hack and Finld,Lenered12 15AM JERRY - Bays Choral 10; ISADORE, 2KENNETH - PILOT TypinII, 12; Ialkdbull 10; Jr. Red Clo 10, I1; Ma Don nd Gold Convention 11, 12. 1 0; won JORGENSEN, mom Govn. CIuh9,Io,II,I'2, JOUIERT, mm vonHon 11; II 12,Homuoom Human 1 I, a , 0.141311 1 w b 10, ll, 12,- Jr. Classical League 1 , l2. KIRWIN GRE ongoulO, ,h EBBTIDEH, F...TA12, Hon rRoll9, IO,N H l2,- M 31'! fish : Left or! NH mbcr Sense Preside ! Senior P - icipafion n, 12,- Hi9 Amen Team 12; ORA. ' N- ,; ball '2 High Honors'lZ; Pa Anandance l I, Not I Hanan 12 DUDLEY - Clu b 9, uollul'l?n 'FQ; oNuIZ; Maroon H.$. 1.2 MILLER, LAURA I2 Cubinei 12; Mnnhnllo Choiv 11,12;Madri- gal C1101! 9,10;Foremic Soci- y 11; F.,'TA 12; GHRA A, 11; GoHCon11,12;HeraId511, 12; Honor RoIl9,10,11,12; YELLOW JACKET Annual 9. MIINTER, MAX 2 Fooibull 10, 12, Lanarod 10,12; Iaikofball 11,12, Limited 11, 12; Banball MITCHELL, GLENDA - D.E. 12; Gold Conveniion 1 1, MIXON,JOHNNY MONTALVO, MORRIS - GuId Con.10,11;Honor R0119- Spanish Club 10 MONTALVO, WENDY ELLA.10;F.H.A.9IReponer1; 09H Can.11;Honor Roll 9 - 11;Mn'oonCDn.10,12;Spun- HIM 12. WM MICKEY 2 DE MOOIE, IEVEILY 2 G. R. A. 11, 111M and Drama 11, 1,1 12 HHWROII 10,1 m, IOIERT MOHNO,'ROBER12 Hone! M 10,1 Maroon Con.10, 11,12; Spam. Club10,11, MORITZ, CLARENCE W. 2 land 9, 10, 11, 12; Gold Con- vcniion 11; Jr. Classical League 11 MORVANT, ROBERT 2 Base- ball?1lnIInred1;Cubinei11; D.E. 12; Honor 1101112. MOSELEY, SCOTT 2 Mmiduns Club 12, MOSELV, VANESSA 2 F.N.A. 121V $1- MULLIN, SHER12 D E Fumu Nunu 10,1 1; Vice Pres of Fumn Nursas 1 1; He in 9 2, Maine on g 11; National Honor Soiiaiy NEWCOMI, CRAIG NEWSOM, JANELLA 2 Cabiv mi 12; Homeroom Govn. 11; Maroon Convention 10, 1 1, 12. NEWSOME, ROSEMARY 2 A.F.S. 9, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Sick 5010 and EnsembIa, All Sign Bund11;AIlSIaIe Orchoma 12; Smdani Dinctor 11,- AllR-gion9, 210, 11, 12, All Arno 10,11, ;Drum Major 12;Cabinnl,19 1;l;1 Agappella 2 TA. 9,10, 11, Pics. 12,0IIIrIcITrac: I2; GoldConvcrIIion9,10,11,12; Hamid: 11,12; Honor Roll 9, 1 , 12; Homuoom Govn. 9; Jufknoniam 9,11, 12; Jr. IClumml Loagun 11;N.H.S.11, 1;2 Clan Offinr,5u .9;D DA R. AwaErdl 12; MoniIcIIIo Choir 12; 5.E NICHOLAS, DALE 2 FooIbaIl 9, L-mnd 9. NORRIS, JESSE NORRIS, RAY 2 foovball 9, 10,11,12,anrad. NIUNEZ, DONNA- 3.1 ,12; Gold Convanfizln 10, I1,12,Choirmun11;Honor 11011 9, 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Soc. 10, 11, 12. OLIVERJOHN Senior Participation OQUINN, CONNIE 2 D. E. 159:. 112 ORERON, SUSAN 2 Band 10, 11, 12; Gold Conveniion 10, , 12. ORTA, MARIE ORTA, TERRY 2 An Club, IVice PresJ 12, Ccngress 11; Mm- dunce, Cumming. l2;FIi1urc Homamakers 9, H12; 6015 Con- veniien 9,10, ,12; Hons.- room 1.121.1I ORTA, PAUL ORTA, XAVIER PALOMARR, GR - Music Club 12,- Publicin imam , PARKER, RORVI- Honor RQII 9,11 10, 1 1, 12. ' PARKEI, SCOTT- AIM Club12;Cabin 92,113,2'rkmm 1 12, 12,- Cluu Offiu 9,10; All School 0100.112; Duh O 9,-GemhmumiII-Wc111n912 PARKS, RICKEV PARRISH, Roan . PwLEY,GEORGE 9A1'1N, THAD 'ATINO, ALLAN -- D E.12; Gold Convoniian 11, 1.2 PATTERSON, VANESW- AHFS. 10, 11, 12;.3'9169, 10, 1,12;l$w1ngsnn11,12;Band ;GoId Convemion 11, 12;Jr.CIassicaInloonu61 1; man Conv ,th oE2 Art Club 12; FooibuII 9, lenerod;Truc11 and Field 10; AcappoIIu and I ral9. '- ; PELLERIN, SHARON 2 Ca l REM, ERNE 51-300.,a 11,1r2,1.0nored 11;FOM9 om PERIOJOMLD R011 9, 10, II, Govn 12 PERKINS, ANN ... win. 12; FT.A 5.1515116015711011 9, 10 Mmoom 1, 12, Huurcs 11, 13, So: 12; MaaroonConveniim'10,11,I2. PERRY, DON - Track and Field IO,11,12,H...EEC a PERRY, JOY PHILLIPS, REGENIAI, PICARD, GLENN PIERRE, LATONGA 2 VoIIly- ball 10, 11, 121Lemud 11, 121; Girls Chow: IO; MoniicaIIo Singer: 12, Madrigal Sing- ar311,12;G.R.A.10,11,12, Gold Conveniion 10; 1911 Girls 11,12; Maroon Conven- 1, 2, Exocmive Cam 11; Junnior Rod Crosi, Rap 1. FINDER, CECIL 2 Honor Roll; GolfToam. PIJMAN, MELISSA2A F 5 1,1 1215:: 12;, Band 9, IO,11,12;DnII$gII2,Cubiv ne112;Conr9us ,1,0 School Chen 9, EIBTIDE, Editio- vial 51a 11, 12;F A.9, 10, mom. 101', F.1' AH12; High Janna 11011 9, 10, I I Q Honor Roll 2; .Iuniocr genital League 1 1; Mar ' aI ,W 9,1 ,11, 12; TM and Fhld, 1.0111301! 9; ,110,11; EIBTIDE, w: 110? 11, 12; Hitho 12; Homoroom, Govn. 11, HESSALA, CINDY 2 D.E.12; HMO! Roll 1 1, 12 POLK, GARY PORTIE, KATHY 2 A.F.5. 1,0: BandIO-12;Jafkum 11,12; I 1 Gcraids 12; High How 1 12, wn'olno- 1:11; QZUEBEDEUX, TERRI 2 F. B l A. QLIINTELA, MICHAEL 2 Base- ball 11 Ilemred1; Football 9, 10,11,1211ahorod1; Truck ancI Field 9,10,11,121Lemrod1; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Maroon Conwnlion 10, 11, 12 IChairmon 10, 11,121. RAMIREZ, IELINDA ,3; W, ROSE 2 Cabin 10, 11,12;Congvess 12,-Future Wm: 10,111; 5. .Ee s12,-0121mm! Roll 12; Home- ,1,1 12; Maroon Convoniion10,11, I2; Execu- 2, Rip al largo 12; Most Popular Girl 1.2 RAMIREZ, RUBEN 2 Honov Roll 12. RAMOS, CATHERINE 2 G.R.A. 1 I, 12. RANDALL, SHANNA 2 Choral CI uh 9; Congress 10, 11, stlib.12;F..TA.9,12,PIOL9:: High Hone! R0119, 10,11, 12; Huuan 1 1, 12, Ichuro Twirlor 121; Mcvoon Convention 10, 11, 12; Naiioml Honor Satisfy 9, 11, 12; C101: Vico-Prex. 11 ; Class Soc. 10; S.E.E. 12; Duch- . : qurcom Sec.9,11; 8:11 RANSONE'I'I'E,l TERRY 2 S. E. E ; F,T. A. 1, 1,5lc.11; Cheerleader 1.;9 Vaui'y Volley- ballI1,12,V RASTEllI, JERRY-Fooiball 10, 11,12,1mored 12;HigII H0097 M10, 11, 1'2 ;Nm 'I HoncISmIdylo, 11, RA TELu, JULIA - VolIeyboll 12, Lanarod12; Cabin 9012; Girls Chorus 10,11; Monticnllo 11; G.R.A. 10,11,12;Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Homeroom Govn.12;LolIor Girl; 12; NaIionul Honor Society 10,11, M1TRAY, SHARON- Maroon ConvonIion 10 RAVEY, ELDRIDGE 2 Football 9,10,11,12;HonoIRoII9,10, 11,12;MaroonConmIion12; Spanish Club , Yruas.12. READO,CHERYL Girls Choru31;9 Madrbd er: 11, 12; BI All Around 11g; F,T.ZA. 10,11 12, Via P1015121, LWICWWE; Hwald 1,1 MHoolnoIZIIaII9,10,11,12; hip 12; Cawlfwf; ,- I'Nai I m REEVES, TOMMY 2 Fooohull REID, MIKE - Football 10,1 12,Legerod11,12;1rack anld FioId RENNEi, VICKY - A F.S.12; Tennis 10,11 12; Cabinet 11, 12;F..BLA.11,12,$O:1 Future Teachers 11, 12, TIMI. 12;G11..A 10,11,12;1'InmIdt II, 12; High Honor Sedan 9, 10,- Honor Roll 11, 12;1Muroon Convention 10,12 National Honor Sociotly 12; Ton- nil 12,1. 0red;0 R. A. 12; High Honor R011 9, IO; Powder Puff 2. REYES, JUANITA 2 G.R.A. 12,- Homeroom12, Sac. 10, 11, 12, REYES, lETI'E RIZCHARD, DONNA - F. l. L. A :IIZCHARD, DORA2AFS IO, landIO,II, 12,5 gum Gold Canvanhon 10,11, I2; Honor R3I12I0,I1, Homeroom RICIHARD, GLO:IA-Monor I1 IRIICIHMOND, STEVEN - I- ball, Mgr. I2; Chas Club 10.a RITCHEY, DEWAVNE - Gold Convon'ion 9, 10, I I, 12. RIVAS, LARRY - Senior of '75 Iin ll RIVERS, KAREN - A F. S. 10; land9,10 II, I2; Swingsvun, ll. 11, I2;Cubi I11;Gold ConvonIionII, I2 ;HigIIH RoIl9;HnmrloII9,IO,II,12mo: Maroon ConvenIion 10; YEL- LOWJACKEIIZ FI' RIZZO, SHERYL AwBBINS, BARRY2 Foorball 9, 0,11,12,lanomd9,l0,11, . ; d Field 9,- Congress .mncn 9,10,11, Au: Club 12, PILOT I 10!. h-Ill10, I1; FuNro Tuchers - CIII , I2; Hur- I 0,1I, SW'Pamcipa ibn Lenend 9,- NuI'l Honor Society 9, IO; Spanish Club 12, ROY, DENISE ROY, JUDITH 2 Honor Roll 12. RUFFIN, VANESSA - G.R.A, 10 II, I2; Gold Conv onvon 10,11,121 Honor Roll 9, IO, Spanish Club IO,I1. RYAN, DONA- N.H.S. I2. RYMAN, KIM w.Gold Con- Milo; 10, I2; Honor RoII IO, Maroon Convention I I ; E::Togy Clu b I2; Musicians Ciub SAENIZZ, JOHN A.-- Football, lowmd 9,10,11,12. 790: an 9, , 2 Award II; G.R.A. I0, oumonding Soph, 0- . venIian II,- Honor R- I 2 ; Loner Girls N Bleacher .2 2.5 I 'l'fn SCHEIFLEY, MARTHA SCHELL, RICHARD SHEXNAYD ' i 6 V R,KURI' SCHIMPFF, MARY SCHOENBERG, ELIZABETH SCHUFF, CONNIE , SEVAR, PAUL - Foofball, Lei, Iered 9, 10, I I, 12; Choral Club IO, II, 12, Vice Presidom I2; Honor Roll I SEWELL, DENISE - Hilgh Honor Roll II;Honor1RoII 10. I2; Hnmnroo 11154: 2,-LYE hOWJ ACKEIT IAnnvul SIWI; H..E C E. 41.2. SHEFFIELD, DENNIS L. SHEPARD, ID'A- Archery Club I 1; DramaI SHEPERD, JOHN - D..E 12,- F.I I...LA II; HonolRoII 10, II, Ziwhk A SecreIa'ry ; . King of Sr CourI I2. SIMMONS, JIULIAG - Track and Gold ConvenIion I0, II, II 2 Chairman II; igh Hone! 10,11,Ho'mmom5oam 12; Junior Clauicai Longu- l2; Maroon Con ii 10, ,12; W 10. , SMTHY,GIEIG SNELL, MIKIE - A Astrono'my Club 11; V 9,10 I ,I2 11 SONNIER, CHRIS E. SONNIER, FAITH Convention 10, High H 12; Honor Roll I9. II; Comm .II. ' Homroom .r, - I an'ary 10; Human II InII.Quar1.MasI.12-PIL . 11 12. 2 , SWANZY DALE-n.2,' 12 SWANZV, VICKIE - . , 2 . Senior Participation 1o, 11, 12, Junicr Cloukal 1,0RnEs mos - Avdnr TOMMY Madrigal WEAVER DANEA - m A 11,115E 2. 2::zvgmc1uotkvm, Astra L , , 12,Hoaornol:91o, 11 I; 'm NIE-Con , ' 1RA 2 G.R.A. IO; Junior amen League II I ,- p, m c1115 12.31;. 10,11,1211mmd91 .9 venue ,0, 11,- N.H.S. 11,12. 1. m 12 Hithm '1 M IWI Ca- k' . wacn, KENNETH-Pres1dem ,CMMJI; I PAULA JO - of Bulletin CommiNu 1 ' ' LOW JACKET Annual 12, cred II,- Fquro 00 Convention II 11111111me '0' 'r nrwnw 'R'MO'I 'Go'd 11011 12, Gold Convention 11, I,2; m 11$,ng BIQ?Chel112. . , 5., S - 1 roomOmmJ1 ' WESTBV, BARBARA - Honor 1, Roll I2 Honor Roll Iion IO, Honor Soc' , 12, Feam 2; Snnior W nish Club II, h innun I2; ,eoE oogy In or Rod C161: 12- Po PuNIZ IHERIOI,CRAIGW. -Baske ball IO, II, 12, lenered rIi'l I2; Foovbull 10,- All - IhskerollI II, I2, All Amer canIImkevballI I2. THERIOT, GREIG L. - Ba: I0, II, 12, LonaredIO I x , I Football 10, 11, 12, 4111 I I0, II, I2 THERIOT, verno! w,Sec1 ow JA CKET ., Editor of A: 'u 2 rat IO; Sturing - H, U 1:, . m wor- orm L I crotary II; Fuluu an ID, II; H end II, 10120 IARIA 7 , ' . 11 12, Gold CL . 10, 1 1 ; . W AcknowledgemeniL I would like to take this time to vhonk all of the following people who helped make the 1975 YELLOW JACKET 0 success: To Tanya Eidom, Royce Gates, and 'he staff, for dedication and cooperation, but mos! of all hard work. To Mrs. Redman, for her enthusiasm and continuous support. To J. C. Watkins, Mr. Robert Worfhy, Provines Studio, Francis Fey, and other photogra- phcu:fuu y ' a r' ' 3' A '- me vn-uv notice. Editor To Taylor Publishing Company, for priming our book. To the Student Body, for supporting the YELLOW JACKET.