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

Text from Pages 1 - 358 of the 1978 volume:

i'i'STURY .RIAL LIBRARY. RTHUR f MO .AE TM mm m G WWWJIVUI YELLOW JACKET 7 8 Published by the Journalism Department Thomas Jefferson High School Port Arthur, Texas Volume 31 1977-78 Editors .......... V ....... Jeff Crochet Jesse Crochet Business Manager ....... Sharon Payne Sponsor ........... Mrs. Mike Redman Artist .................... Scot Sims RORT ARTHLR, TEXU PUBLIC LIBRARY IN OUR OWN WORDS IN OUR OWN WAY . . . OUR OWN WORDS . . . WORDS THAT TELL ABOUT YOU, ABOUT ME, WORDS OF OUR LIVES . . . TELLING OF GOOD AND BAD TIMES VISUALIZED IN PICTURES, A STORY THAT IS UNIQUELY TOLD, HIN OUR OWN WORDS. 1978 Dedication MRS. ETHEL REDMAN The YELLOW JACKET of 1978 is dedicated in special honor of MRS. ETHEL REDMAN, originator and sponsor of the YELLOW JACKET for thirty consecutive and successful years. Mrs. Redman began teaching ax TJ in 1946. In 1947-48, Mrsl Red- man was asked to sponsor a yearbook for TJ. That very year, 1948, she succeeded in publishing lhe first YELLOW JACKET and has since spon- sored thirty successful yearbooks. The 1978 YELLOW JACKET Staff would like to show its deepest appreciation and dedicate this annual to Mrs, Redman for all her time and efforts We would also at this time like to wish Mrs. Redman all the LUCK in her retirement. TJ Tells Its Story Mr. Worthy psyches himself up for a joyous day 01 teaching. Burnen, Willie B and Terrell make the mean lineup, Ken says, ul got it, while Greg is in full agreement. Carla Whine and Denise Johnson show meir spirit. Kelly and Kim suffer lrom ups and downs of smdying. Releree Shanna signals time out. Teachers And Students Find Various Ways To Express Themselves Gar top lam Coach Burris makes a speech. Gav top righO Mr, Roth enberger and Mrs. GIIIenwaters try conversing, Gar right middle Mrs Dunn anempls sign language Uar right bonom Mr. Kxndell uses facvaV expressoons. Gar Ian bottorm Mrs. Marshall and Durwm try student and teachev relations. map lefo Sue, Martha, and Jeanie try a Imle Smlle. 60p righo Students use dlsguises to hlde Hue veer- Ingsv monom lem Karen and Vanessa, future lomball heromes. wot- tom righn Hussars use Ihat extra lek Jacket Flashback Miss Golmon finally gem her red wagon and also a joy ride lor selling the mag Ehbtidos. :57? The football banquet prowdes a much 04 eiega nce. Kevin speaks while Carlos and Mark listen attentively. melnvo FINALLY??? Doug, Mike and Gene take one of the many long walks from the parkmg lot to the building. A UNANI MOUS decision! Deanna, Pat, and CheryL Read me a bedume story, will you dear? TJ A World Of Hussar Escons ARE appreciated. welow TJ has Wlde range 01 support Changing Events Jan Miller dreams Hussars become No. 1. PINKY? No, it's swdent JOYCE BENNETTE. Students Make TJ Band adds color w me pep-rallies. Caught in the act, again. HI, How you doln'? SENIORS stand up!! Kin Gaspard takes a break. Perry Palmer makes a good camera subject. Ronda, Shawn and Dana try Ihelr hand at running 1e offlce. HTwirpweek, cuz I get to ask out whomever I want to. TESSY BENOIT 'Chemistry, because I love WHAT IS THE Mn Sell. BEST TJ THAD HILL ACTIVITY? Hussar Ball, because it's a highlight of the year. ELLEN WOOD HThe Maroon and Gold Conventions, TJ is about the only school thai has political conventions. JESSE CROCHET I'Hussars and golf. . JAN MILLER HDriving around in the parking lot until nobody is mere, BART CAVENDAR Marching in the Maroon and Gold Band. LISA VAWTER HFootball, because it really brings out the school spirit in Thomas Jefferson. RAY TODORA Wide Activities Give Students I . , . l 1 xv; Members 0' DECA model kheir Halloween costumes Collette aids Deanna in eating pmato chqps. A Chance To Express Themselves Julianna, Liz, BeeBee, Renee and Kelli anemm lo learn the makr Biology students get really invotved m another iascmatmg dlssectlon. mgs o! a projecior. TJ--lkVVoHd Of Exciting Pep-Rallies .. 555x- V45 '; 1:: 5 .55? , RIDE EM COWGIRL!!! MORE I S, WATCH OUT! !! KISS! WHO? It's off to work we 90!! , HIVHO, leHO WHERES THE TALENT scout7 Get my agent'! HAPPY DAYS at TJ V! TJ Bonfire BRICK HOUSE! NEW ADDITION TO the corps, Peter Ashy. AFTER Homecoming Festivities I xi Buddy and Norma watch me game. Lorl makes a HBoogre night of the dance 28 Cheedeader Chosen As Homecoming Queen. 1977 FINALIST KAREN NUNEZ FINALIST JULIE WOODS Karen Nunez, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Nunez, was named Homecoming Queen for 1977 Football Season, on September 30, when the Fight- ing Yellow Jackets defeated French. Karen is involved in many student affairs. Some of her activities are as follows: Varsity Cheerleader - 11, 12 National Honor Society -11, 12 Good Sportsmanship League - 12 Congress -10,11,12 Cabinet-10,11,12 Annual Staff - 12 Duchess to Senior Court - 10 Usher to Senior Court211 Cavoilcade Princess 2 12 Vickie Elton and Julie Woods were chosen run- ners-up. 30 Civic Royalty at TJ ELLEN WOOD - Cavonlcade First Runnerrup and Miss Congeniality PATRICIA BOURGEOIS - Cavollcade Second Runner-up BELINDA MOREL i Muss Mexico TJ Mathematics Meet WHMHWW ' V ' Pictured at left are winners and sponsors of 'he February 25 um . mi; ' . Mam and Science Meet: Human Mrs. June Capella, Rodney Woo, Dane Fawlkes, Gaw Westby, Mrs. Carolyn Rwhardson, Mr. K 7M1! Rouel Rothenberger. middm PatWood, Muss Laverne McMIIIian, x . 7 Mr, Jack Sell, Ron Ledford. 033cm Chns Erickson and Brian Laird. 5 ubon Edward Coons is awarded trophy by Rouel Rmhenberger. Gaelovn Jack Sell, sponsor and coordinmor of me meet. Thomas Jefferson's MNARodf Tl ngzsgllgz and Angela rally for wce-presndent candidate, Danny Mr. Jackson had a blind date a! the Maroon Convention. Political Scene Wendy looks surprised at me announcement of the Gold Party's nommalion Gaeluvo The Gold Pany Executives wait brthe RUSH of voles Valentines Ted Brack and Desnree Leon purchase carnallons Wthh were available belore me Valemines Dance. Terry TrembIe and Darlene smile for the camera. Ken and Darla make a cute Va1enlmes couple, An Exciting Time For TJ Students A specual tune for specual friends. Lisa says, ' MeeI my Valentine, Erlc. .A x - n WA ifs $9 .131: u, x $.54: V- 41 ,r' L k . Wu 52?; , hi 3'? I Rosa and date find ume lor a quick rap session. Kim and Alan gaze into Khe Yell Jacket Field. Twirp Week Something to do every night! That's what made Twirp Week in March a success planned by Congress and sponsored by Sophomores. Twirp Week gave the men a break when HThe Woman Is Required To Pay, The schedule was as follows: Monday - picture show Tuesday h baseball Wednesday h out-to-eat Thursday h boysy choice Friday - school dance Saturday h park Sunday - beach yabovey Jefl Smith Is twtrped by Tena Romero Gem Carde Riley and Randy were chosen yMrv and Ms TWIrp, Dates at Ihe Twup Dance find the reireshmem a valuable asset. Monthly Citizens Elected The Student Body Congress elected Citizens of the month for only four months: September, October, January, and February. Pictured at right tov the month 0! Sep- tember: Karen Nunez, girl; Coach Burris, teacher; Lynn Gamble, girl athlete; Dan Draughon, boy; and not pictured Is Wlllle E. Jackson, boy athlete for the month. tbelom Month 0! October: Don Stump, boy athlete; Joyce Bennette, gurl. tbelow and righn Month of February: Don Stump, boy athlete; Stacey Drago, girl; Mr, Tommy Gothla, teacher; Mary Robint son, girl athlete; and not pictured IS Pat Wood boy of the month, The Citizens for the month of January are not pictured but are as follows: Chlp Lacy, boy athlete; Vickie Antome, glrl am late, Gilbert Draz, boy cnizen; Sue Lacy, girl cmzen; and Coach Meyers, teacher of the month Caught Ya Smilin Mrs, Hansen Mr. Worthy 40 Officers Installed At Spring Assembly Students elected as school folCia'S for the 197879 school term are: Dawd Rayon, president; Danny Gonzales, vicevpresidem; Lnsa Moore, rep-at-Iarge; Laura Wallrath, secretary. Cheerleaders: Rebecca Moore WeadL Karen Gaspard, Tena Romero, Nancy Williams, Lon Romero and Kim Muchell. David Rayon, presidentrelect, takes cam 01 office admlnlsmred by Rouel Roihenberger, TJ principaL President Dan Draughon gives larewell speech and introduces the presidem-elem. Presndem-eleci DaVId Rayon gives his acceptance speech. The assembly ended wnh xhe sungmg of the school song, led by me cheerleaders. FEB? A ; , 2 Raven administers the oath of ofhce lo the remaining oHicials. m vigho Students, especially seniors, were asked 10 mm m the singing of the schooX song. HECE Employer Appreciation Banquet Mrs. Billie Jo Henry, teachervcoordinator, receives gift from stu dents Lon Damels and T. J. Deslane. N T ?O Emenalnment provided by Gordan Gonn and Allen Perkins. Mr. Charles Robbins, Flowers by Charles Employer, receives cerr mucate 01 apprecianon from T. J. Deslane. 42 Qop lam Mr. Robert Kmdell, HECE Advr sor, gives presemanon. middln Oulr standing HECE Student Award Receivr ers: Sherrie Walker, Karen ChaHes, Linda Gordon, and T. J Deslane. monom Om- standlng Studems are: Linda Gordon, Karen Charles, Sherrie Walker, T. J. Des- Iatte, Lon Daniels, Glen Stanton and Mary Simmons, Stme Encounter Award. 43 TJ In Review A School Day Has Various Stages Scm and Julie, the luture Einstein and Madame Curie 0! Mr. Gar- rett's chemistry class. The year was mled with many special momems. ht lam Candl- dates for the office of secretary and repvatvlarge await to gwe their campaign speeches, Kelly and Bobby having a good time a! the Gold Convention. ,-....u.a.m Some students find that gomg m school is not all fun and games, The band emenained the school many times mroughout the yearA ht righn The Clown Troop was always clowning around. HUnderstanding and willing to work with students. CHERYL MITCHELL HA conservative person WHAT MAKES VINCENT SHERMAN A GOOD TEACHER? A person who is understanding and does not forgm what it's like to be a student. JEFF CROCHET HA good attitude and a lot of understanding. LIZ NEWSOME ' An understanding person. ROBERT STEWARD 'lHaving a sense of humor TRACEY FONTENOT HA teacher who likes humor. GARY ERICKSON HFAIRNESS. . DONNA POPE 50 Supt. Clyde Goff Retires Dr. Clyde M. 6011, superin- tendent of the Port Arthur Inde- pendent School District for the past eleven years, retired June 1, bringing 17 years of work here to a close. He became prin- cipal of Thomas Jefferson High School in 1960, and was pro- moted to superintendent in 1967 A quality education for all chil- dren has been a majdr concern with DrA Gott. He has been a skill- ful leader through stressful times, His financial policies have kept the district prosperous. We wish him good fortune good health, and happy retire- mentyears. Dr. Clyde M. Gott m, A? ; La to right: Mr. Charles McBee, Asst. Supenntendent 01 Administrauon; Mr. Arvu Bruner, Asst. Superintendent for Busmess; and Dr, Frank Kudlaty, Asst. Superintendent ior Instruction. Board Of Education And PTA JAMES ENGLAND CARROLL M. LAFITTE MRS. IRVING KIEFER SECRETARY PRESIDENT VICEVPRESIDENT Truswe A. ZV MCELROY CARL WALLRATH JR. MRS. MAVIS TRIEBEL JEFF HAYES Trustee Trustee Trustee i OHicers of PTA are: Mrs. Nadene McCleHand, Mrs, Barbara Jones, Mrs. Fran Eldom, and Mrs. Shirley Hyman, on top row. Seated are: Mrs. Barbara Berrvman, Mrs. Ann Avery, president, and Mrs, Sissy Wood. 51 TJ Principal WitIy, CongenIal but flrmf' Energetic. HWeIl-groomedf' All of these comments well describe Mr. Rouel Rothenber- ger, principal for the past four years. His contagious enthusi- asm motivates everyone to push just a little harder to do a bener job He generates loyalty. 1. .V MRS. WINIFRED MCDANIEL Third Assrslant aa MR. DONALD PAUL Fyrst Assistant MR. ROBERT KINDELL Second Assystam Assistant Principals Show Leadership The three assistant principals play a bug role in administering the complex program of Thomas Jef- ferson High School. They are Mr. Robert Kindell, Mrs. Winifred McDaniel, and Mr. Donald Paul. Mrse McDaniel came to us this year from the Administra- tive Office She had been a history teacher here two years ago. The assistants may take care of a simple truancy problem, or they may work to improve the general atmosphere of the school. They participate in social activities, anend ball games, and assist in many different areas of school functions. 53 MH JUHN GODWIN um GRAD! Guidance MI! K HFSWHHHHI Hm Mp ac ; MR ANURtW MCKSUN ACHVIHFSDIRFCTOR a? Care MRS LOIS GRAHAM 10m GRADE Under- standing MHS EDNA HARGUS 1? ! G Secretaries And History Department SECRETARIES: Left to right: Mrs Anna Mae Devine, Mrs Dorothy Dugan, Mrs. Mable ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Standlng: Mrs. Carmen Handel, Mrs Flo St Man on. Leo Sumd Mrs. Patricia Byrd. . Lhthnb LALHICU ' I HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Front row: Mr. Tommy Gothia, Mr. Gerald Miller, Mr, Robert Marks, Mr. Robert Worthy. Back row: Mrs. Helen Tale, Mrs. Charlene Cummings, Depanment Head, Mrs. Mary Lindsey, Mrs. Marie Snyder, Mrs. Irma Cozad, Mrsl Thelma Richardson. English Offers Varied Studies abovo Standing: Muss Jayne Smnh, Muss Ins Laday, Mrs. Martha Johnson. Semed: Mr. John Harries, Jr. Uighv Mrs. Ethel Redman, Mr Joe Cadenhead, Mrs. Gall VanCleve, Mrs. EXame Sellers, and Mrs. Maureen Vurhcer 1- 'Ar , , ' - p .1. v V . Top row, I m r: MISS Marsha Touchstone, MISS Susan Granger, Mvs. Lorena Shipley, MISS Dons Cnsp, Department Head. Bottom row, I :o 7: Mr, Nham Ngyen,Mr,Rober1 Keehng Mrs. Melba Magnus, Mrs. Karen Glllenwalers, Mrs Eleanor Meeker, and Mrs. Jamece MarshalL Librarians, Print Shop, Special Teachers, Foreign Languages ' I : , LIBRARIANS ARE: MRS. MARY BROWN mlerm and, MRS. MARCELLE PITMAN Mead berarlam, and MRS HILDA ESTES. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: now MR. RONNIE HANKS, MR. HELMUTH MEYER. Omnam MRS. JOYCE LOUKAS, and MRS. GERALDINE JOHNSON, DEPARTMENT HEAD. I PRINT SHOP: Leh to right: MR GUY MERCER, MRS GLADYS BELL, MR CLAUDE CLIF. TON. New Techniques For Science, HeaHh - D E D'I' , MRS. DIXIE WIESEN and MRS. SHARON HANSEN MRS, CAROLYN RICHARDSON, MRS. SUSAN BOYD, and MISS MARTHA BUTLER, show Me savmg techniques DEPARTMENT HEAD. Top row: MR. JACK SELL, MRS. JODV DUNN, MR. THOMAS GARRET, and MR. BILLY TOLAR, Bottom row: MRS, PATRICIA BRYANT and MRS. PAULA FIELDS. Computers,- Calculafors Add Flavor To Mathematics I MR. KENNETH LEE, MRS. JUNE CAPELLO, and MISS LAVERN Left to rlght: MR. NORMAN HEBERT, MRS. RAE BELLE TOUCHET, MRS. McMILLAN DEPARTMENT HEAD; ROSE HEBERT, and MR. GUY LOGAN, JR, MRS. HELEN BOLTON, MRS. COLLEEN KESSEL, MR. STEVE COMER, MRS. MARTHA YAYLOR, and seated MR. TOMMY WEBB. Business And Career Staff ,unwmu mm .1. . s ; , s t . . I s l , DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: M1. Ronald Ste- HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Jeanene MIIIS, Mrs. Jane Convery, Mrs Bulle Joe Henryl Mrs. phens, Mrs. Barbara Maness, Marilyn Danez, department director. Mrs. Manha Hams, Mrs. Edith Coco. Seated: MISS Pamela McGee, Mrs. Jeanne BUSINESS EDUCATION: Ssanding: Mrs Jessqe Preston, Wilson, Mrs. Peggy Barnng1on,Mrs.A Jean Robinson. 60 Fine Arts Faculty 955mm; FINE ARTS: Mr. Michael Hart, band; Mr. Herb Germer, band director, Mr, Maurice Hanon, chonr. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mn Leland Kay, MISS Georgia Brannlck, ML Harry Hogan, Mvss Linda Foster, Mr. Jerry Hams, Mr. Marvm Clchowskl, departmem director; and Mr. Oecd TavIor, kneeling bl PE Teachers Help TJ To A Successful Year at righo Girls PE Coaches are: MRS. MARGARET GAMBLE, MISS SHERRIE SanANGELO, MISS NANCV McCLAIN, and sealed IS Head Coach, MISS BERV THA HEBERT. dielom Boys' PE Coaches are: MR. RONALD STUMP, MR. CHARLES MEYER, MR. WAYNE WILV LIAMS, MR. HARRY PHIPPS, MR. DOYLE GREEN, MR. 808 BURRIS mead Coachx MR. WILLIE WILLIAMS, MR. TOMMY MOSS, MR. MIKE OWENS, and MR. MIKE CARAWAY, w r: w w'mml Two Veteran Employees Retire Mrs. Ethel Redman has been a valuable asset to the success and popularity of our YELLOW JACKET annuai. In her second year here, she introduced the first hardback yearbook after a series of paper backsv Each of the 31 books has its own unique personality, depending upon the selection and taste of staff members, Mrs. Redmah said. Many Improvements In yearbook technology have taken place, espeCIally With the addition of color in the past decade. The first book sold for the great sum of $3.50, With the current rate of $12. HI shall miss the excitement of publishing the book, said Mrs. Redman, but I look forward to free time. Good luck to a new adVisor and stafflt' The Port Arthur Independent School District lost its chief executive officer to retirement in June. To Dr. Gott, the best part about being superintendent is the opportunity to meet and work with the people of this area. Dr. Gott proved to many people that he loved working with and servmg the people of Port Arthur. Dr. Gott began his teaching career as a coach and held administrative positions in the San Antonio schools before coming to Port Arthur in 1961. He became superintendent in 1967, having been TJVs prlncipal for six years. WHAT IS THE HIGHEST HONOR BESTOWED TO STUDENTS? NMonteceHo Guardian Award, because they represent the Sen- ior Class. ALLISON PARKER HValedictorian, because you work so hard and you finally get recognition MARK DURSO HBeing voted most popular, It's an honor you receive from classmates. JODI HERNANDEZ yBeing chosen as one of the Top Ten. CHRIS ERICKSON HBeing elected most popuh Iar. LAURA THOMAS HBeing among the Top Ten. RICHARD BOREL HBeing chosen King of the Senior Court, because he is the most recognized court mem- ber. MARK MOORE Being chosen Queen, because she is the most recog nized court member, KAREN PERRY 65 Honoring The Top a 3w. .C u. -v k Brian Laird and Wendy Walther Ellen Wood s V A '3? Bambi Huval Marshall Devall 66 Of The Senior Class Dane Fowlkes Banker Stevens Addresses The purpose of the National Honor Society tNHSt shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- mote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students of Thomas Jefferson High School. On October 31, 1977, candidates for NHS were initiated. These candidates were selected upon their ability to sustain the qualities mentioned above. The candidates consisted of eleven Seniors and 76 June iors. The 78 Seniors inducted In the fall of 1976 were present at the installation. The invocation was given by Susan Straub, vice- president of the organization, with a welcome speech from Mr. Rouel Rothenberger, principal of NHS The guests, consisting mostly of the parents of the newly inducted members, as well as the stu- dents, listened to a speech from guest speaker, Mr. John Stevens Concluding the ceremony was Bambi Huval, with the benediction. Ellen Wood, secretary of NHS, read the names of the new members, while Mr. Rothenberger pre- sented each student with a membership card and certificate. Tim Adams Keliy Ash Leslie Badgett Mari Barbay Russell Barger Joyce Bennette Kent Blackwood Richard Borel Pam Borne Charlene Bourgeois NHS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Bottom row: Ellen Wood, secrer tary; Susan Straub, vice president; Marshali DeVal, president. Top row: Mr. Chester Hill, sponsor; Mr. John Godwm, sponsor; Mr, Robert Kindell, sponsor, Fall Honor Society Meeting Pam Bourgeols Pat Bourgeois Ruben Boang Reese Broussa rd James Brown Joey Burnman Nell Burrell Sharon Carlson Ken Carona Gayle Carr Sula nne Castaneda Rachel Cozad Je Crochet Jesse Crochm Tern DeShazo Marshall DeVaIl John DeWm Deanna Domingue Sue Dommgue Shen Doubrava Dan Draughon Llsa Dunkerly 69 Mark Durso Susie Durso Chris Erickson Greg Fontana Carole Fontenote Dane Fowlks Michelle Gabier David Gilbert Dale Higginbolhar Elisa HoIt LOIS Howard Leah-Ann Huff Bambu Huval Cindy LaFrenme Lesa Landry Kevin LeBlanc Belinda LeDoux Desiree Leon Bobby Lohon James Lowery Greg Lozano Donna McCauIey Meg Mickelsen Karen Nunez Donna Pope 70 Seniors Excel In Achievement Scholarship And Leadership Julie Ramenz Julie chhardson Shem Riggs Doug Robwcheaux Leslle Scaff Floyd Schexnayder Olga Spms Crystal Stamper Kelly Steed Susan Staub Suzanne Swanson Nlla Tapscon Jerry Tarver Sissy Thompson Wendy Wahher Sue Ellen Ware Robin Webster Tevence Welch Many Williamson Ellen Wood Byron Zimmerman Not pictured: Karen Cox DaVId Gallegos CIII'H Grady Anne Iles Brian Laird Clay Man Deborah McCorkle Joan Rodrigue 72 Juniors Receive Honors man, Marian Arisco, Madelon Goldsmith, Jane Holllngswonh, Laura Gunther, Tina Gleason and Dana Haig. middle mun Edward Coons, Joan Doyle, Klm Dodge, Mary Byerly, Christine Collida, Klm LeBlanc, Ban Cavender, Theresa Gallegos, Pat Guy, Karen LaBorde, Debbie Hammondl Mary Elckenhorst, and Wendy Holestead. uop ram Doug Higginbotham, Jim Magnus, Harlan Guudry, Shawn Martin, Ronald Gates, John Haynes, James Foelds, Jlm Dwyer, Paul Krautz, Steve Emery, Greg Guy and Todd Maraust. JUNIOR MEMBERS: Giottom rovo Thelma Orta, Edna Woodall, Linda Prosperie, Lisa Rougeau, Cheryl Mitchell, Lisa Vawter, Jan Phlllips, Becky Vinecour, Belinda Swanzy, Tracy Woods, Sharon Schwing, Lisa McGee, Arlene Swenson and Alluson Parker. middla IOVO Trudy Roblcheaux, Party Wm, Rhonda Skange, Valerie Parker, Dorothy Roos, Cindy McDonald, Lisa Proft, Sue Weldon, Carolyn Wingard, Nancy Williams, Rodney Woo, and Many Fane'ne, 60p mm Jan Miller, Dame! Simon, Ruben Rlchardson, Greg Pdlllere, William Messina, Gary Westby, Doug Matlock, Aian Zimmerman, Michael Smith, Terry Wulllams, Greg Woo and Kevm Romero. NEDT Winners Announced NEDT Test Winners are: Gama Cass Vawler, Kathy Wilkins, Becky Rh odes. Nancy Svaub, Lexie Meece, Kathy Ridgeway, Sandra Phil lips istandingi David Bell, David Provost, Brian Kaspavd Cary Erickson Jeff Vice Vincent Sherman, Craig Clark and PaIWood. Marshall DeVall, president oi NHS. addresses members and par- Sherri Doubrava, new senior member, receives cenificale from ems. Mr. Rothenberger 73 Seniors Awarded At Graduation On graduation night four awards are presented, the awards being based on top rate achievement. Two of these awards are given to students for high scholastic achievement, these two being Valedicto- rian and Salutatorian. This year Ellen Wood was cho- sen as Valedictorian and Bambi Huval received the honor of Salutatoriane The remaining awards were for the Monticello Guardian Awards, given to a boy and girl for their service rendered to the Senior Class. The recipiems of the Montciello Guardian Award were Ellen Wood and Dale Higginbotham. BAMBI HUVAL Students Receive National Awards k ' . NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS: Chris Erickson, Pam Borne, Dane Fowlkes, Ellen Wood, and Jerry Tarver. National Merit FmaIIsts were Brian Laird and Elisa Holt. Elisa was also selected as the out- standing physics student. at righo Ellen Wood and Bambi Huval, recup'ents of the Nauonal Council of Teachers of English Award. Underclassmen Win Recognition Summer SCIence Scholarship Winners, Llsa Vawtev and Jon Wel- on. Most Valuable Staffer Award went to Dabble Hammond. unlovo American Chemical Socnety Award winner Kevm Romero and Rensselaer Award went lo Gary Westby. g Graduates Amidst Social And Scholastic Winners AM Brian Laird, recupiem 01 Mathematics Associaxion of America Award and Texas Chemical Society Award. Jerry Tarver recipaent o! Baush and Lamb Award. 21, 1... m mua ENen Wood, recipient of DAR Good Cinzenshlp Award Marshall Deva , recipient of Raynor Heben Band Award. 7B Sport Awards Announced 1 n 3513A . Ir , I ! Dean Drummond, Donald Halton Memorial Golf and Bobby Taylor, Larry Stelly, Memorial Baseball Award. Tennis Award. : satuana;' NIH ammm mllllllllll Mark Moore, Outstanding Defensive Player; Kennem Bellaire, Most Valuable Player; Kevin LeBlanc, Oumanding Offensive Player; Robert Bowling, Torn Dennis Award and Durwin Gordon - Spirit and Desire Award. Seniors Rank High In Honors PTA SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS ARE: 0 K0 0 Richard Borel, Lesa Landry, Sharon Carlson Lons Howard Man Barbay, Laura Casmore and Dorothy Thompson Belinda LeDoux was a very successiul DECA student, wmnmg several trophies for TJ, Cum Laude Awards Timothy James Adams Kelly Frances Ash Man Celene Barbay Russell Kbrby Earger Joyce Ellen Bennette Richard AOan Borel Pamela Frances Borne Robert Lee Bowling Charlene Ann Bourgeois Pamela Jean Bourgeons Terri Sue DeShazo John Hoben DeWin, Jr Sue Ellen Domlngue Daniel Lee Dra ughon Ehzabeth Dunkerley Mark Hampxon Durso Susan Kathleen Durso Michelle Sue Gabler Edward Cllmon Grady Theron Dale ngglnbotham, Jr. Patricia Ellen Bourgems Nerl Amsworth Burvell Sharon Sue Carlson Gayle Frances Carr Yvette Suzanne Castaneda Susan Loulse Collazo Karen Sue Rachel Elaine Cozad Jeffrey Paul Crochet Jesse Lynn Crochet L015 Ann Howard Lesa Ann Landry Desiree Cabrini Leon Deborah Gayle McCovMe Megan Msckelsen Donna Gall Pope JuIIe Marya Ramirez Julie Alyssa Richardson Sheri Cemlla nggs Douglas Martln Roblcheaux Floyd John Schexnavder, Jr Christel Ann Stamper Kelly Dlarm Steed Susan Straub Katherine Suzanne Swanson Nita Ruth Tapscon Dorothy Elizabeth Thompson RObIl'I Arm Websler Terence Michael Welch Byron Harold Zimmermann 79 WHAT FINE ART IS OF INTEREST TO YOU? Choir, because i enjoy music and singing. TRUDiE DOWNS NJeffersonians - I like to boo- gie-down on the sax. ; MARSHALL DEVALL Drama, I enjoy the freedom of expression it ofiers. KATHY RICHARDSON Jeffersonians -- I like to bust drumsticks and punch holes through drum-heads. JERRY TARVER 'lChoir - I like singing and all the gossip I find out in there. TERRI DESHAZO eHDrama, because I enjoy act- ing. DANNY GONZALES I'Jeffersonians e I like playing small instrumems such as the sitting bassl CINDY BERRYMAN llJeffersonians, because I like Iheir music. VINCENT HARMON Many Hours Of Hard Practice Help The A Cappella Chour con- sisted of fifty-two members this year. The Choir competed at the UIL Contest and was rated two in concert and two in sightreading. Fifteen of its members made the Region Choir and mne of its members are Area Wmners. The Choir participated along with the Monticello Choir m the Spring Concert held In May Many mem bers of A Cappella also com- peted in Solo and Ensemble Con- test, February 18. The Choir was under the direction of Mrt Mau- rice Hatton. OFFICERS a to 0: Top row: Rodney Swarm A Bass section leader, Steve Garrett - Tenor Section leader, DWIght Brannon e VICE President, Trawe Fontenot e Soprano Section leader. Bottom row 0 to I0: Julie Woods 7 Secretary, Becky Barsdale e Alto Section Leader, Joyce Bennette - President, The A CapoeHa Choir Members of 1977778 82 To Make These Successful Choirs The Monticelio Choir consisted of thirty-five mem- bers this yeart Many members competed in Solo and Ensemble Contest which was held in February. The Choir participated in the Spring Concert at T.J. which was held May 19. Four of its members made the Regional Choir, The choir competed at the UIL Contest and was rated two in concert and three in sightreading. The Choir was under the direction of Mr. Maurice Hanon. OFFICERS: Ito r: Darlene Norris - Treasurer, Crystal Stamber - Secretary, Caren Larson e President. The Monticello Choir Members 011977-78 Maurice Hutton Leads a Successful Year Chow members practice hard betore performances. Angela Gaspard and Cindy Held accompany tor AcappeHa. Graduate Choir Members ',+- ,x. MONTICELLO SENIORS: 0 to 0 Agnes Bell, Cindy Garcia, Stephanie llles, and Cindy Faul ACAPPELLA SENIORS: Firs! row a lo 0: Gordon Gonn, Sue Ellen Ware, Thad Sonmer, Juhe Woods, Cmdy Reld, Rachel Cozad, Tracye Fomenotv Second row 0 m 0: Jeff Smith, Danny Robbins, Allen Perklns, Pam Sangwm, Tern Deshazo, RICK Carruth, Third row 0 to 0: Eric Newby, Rodney Swarm, Steve Garrett, Vanessa chpmn, Dmghl Brannon, Joyce Bennette, Clint Grady, and George Coons. Music Department Entertains All Region Winners of Monticello Choir are l m 7: Barbie Durso, Cratg Scrvvner, Annie Burnaman, and Jacme Samuels welom Aleregron WInners of A Cappella Choir are: Back row, I to r: Rodney Swarm, Steve Ganen, Harlan Guidrv, Joyce Bennene, and Chm Grady. Middle row, I m r: Jeff Vice, Sue Ellen Ware, AHen Perkins, Pam Sangwin, and Doug Matlock. Front row, I to r: Stacne Drago, Lem Lumbley, Becky Barksdale, Paula Raw, and Bob Moore 86 Throughout The School Year w : a . ; I: ; . g f 3 : - . ' k 5W3 ' v, , ,, , $ . ,4. , . , . p a , . ,3 V v ' I Alerrea Winners are: First row, I to r: Jef1 Vice, Becky Barksdale, Joyce Bennene, Leni Lumbley. Bob Moore, Second row, I 10 r: Rodney Swarm, Clint Grady, Doug Matlock, and Pam Sangwin. A Cappella hard a1work 87 Talented Band Members Play , M: rwf: $5? ;: :5 g? k k 2:? 9:: '2'! Maroon Concen Band Gold Concert Band Their Way To Success TJ Lab Band Jeffersonians 89 Concert Band Offers Symphonic Band Outstanding Boy MusiCIan Marshall Devall, Outstanding Girl Outstanding Marchersv Pam Horne and Brlan Lalrd, Musucnan - Llsa Vawter. Both were named 10 the All Porl Arthur Honor Band. Something For Everyone OUTSTANDING MUSICIANS: Ward Dow, Gold Band; Marshall DeVall, Svmphomc Band; and Rachel Cozad. DWIghl Brannon - Louis Armstrong Outstandmg Musucran 1m the Maroon Band was Nancy Straub The Drama Department per- formed in December their first play of the year, TTCharley's Aunt. The play ran three nights and was enjoyed by all who attended. Under the expert guidr ance of Miss Marsha TouchV stone, director, and Ella Brousv sard, assistant director, the play became a smashing success. The members of the cast included: Danny Gonzales, Roxe anne Simmons, Kathy Ridgeway, John Savell, David Savell, Kevin Mouton, Todd Clark, Jerrilynn Miller; Kathy Richardson, and Vincent Dimiceli. . .r Kevm Mouton TCha rlev Wykehamy CHARLEYTS AUNT Brings Tod Clark TLord Fancourt Babberlew mes to escape Danny Gonzaies Uack Chesnew and John SaveH TBrassem prepares the table for guests. A Touch Of England To TJ m Kaxhy Ridgeway Glla Dellahaw and Roxanne Summons manna Luma DeAlvadoreD plan their strategy. Danny Gonzales Uack Chesnew welcomes ms father wlr Francis Chesnew to hls home. Glass Menag- erie Directed by MISS Marsha Touchstone, the Jefferson Per- formers presented Tennessee Williams' famous Glass Menag- erie as a major winter produc- tion. The cast Inctuded: Roxanne Simmons, Rodney Swann, Julie Delaney, and MM: DeClum. The hrs! three are members of Internationa1 Thesman SometyA Crew members, also Thesplans, included: DaVId Gilbert, Vmcent Dlmlcell, John Savell, David Savellh Additional crew were: Jeff Vlce and Rhonda Sirange. The play was held over for two extra .;7 : performances. . i 1 . gig; $, 12225;: : Em ' h J v Q D h v t; ' f; i??? h x? M: .. . :22 2: 3 H50 wha! are we going '0 do now, honey? Amuse ourselves wnh the GIass Menagerie? uTom, shhh. You'll wake up mother. Good. Pay 'er back for all See how the light shines through him? Ihe Bloody 'Rrse an' Shlne' Someone, ought to kiss you, Laura. HDon't say Ihm word, Torn. She's nm crippled. SENIOR EDITORS: Seand: Marshall Deva , EditorrlanhIef. Standing, I to r: SPONSOR: Miss Jayne Smith Susan Struab, Elisa Holt, Donna Pope, Sharon Carlson. 96 EBBTIDE Shows Talent Thomas Jefferson's literary magazine is EBBTIDE. EBBTIDE is composed of all types of liter- ary and art by Thomas Jefferson students. An editorial staff com- posed of juniors and seniors ediis the material submitted The business staff handles sub- scriptions and distributions. The editorial staff is sponsored by Miss Jayne Smith. THE EBBTIDE for '77 won first place rating in the National Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- ciation annual contest. This high rating reflects the quality of writ- ing and editing in the magazine. JUNIOR EDITORS: Seated: Jim Magnus. Standing, 1 to v: Jo-Beih Jones, Wendy Hol- stead, Lisa Vawter, Belinder Swanzy. STAFF' L to r: JorBelh Jones, Susan Straub Marshall Devall, Sharon Carlson, Lisa Vawter, Eelinder Swanzy. Second row, l to 1: Jim Marv gus, Ellsa Holt, Wendy Holstead, Donna Pope. BUSINESS STAFF: First row, I m r: Julie Richardson, Cass Vawter, Bonnie Ransonene, ART EDITOR: Lorie Cummings Olga prns, Pamela Borne. Second row, I to r: Madelon Goldsmnh, Nancy Snaub, Brent Parsons, John Dewm. Art Expresses Personal Feelings, Emotions And Talents Art expresses many emotions through a variety of mediums and talents. Many art projects include: block printing, Indian arts and uafts, oil paintings, sculptures, pastels, and many other favorites of Thomas Jeffer- son art classes. Art is a very con- tinual growing experience. Basic techniques must be learned in order to express creaIive talent. Brem, Debra, and Tessy demonstrate artistic mlent. Miss Georgia Branmck, mstrucmr, and Lori Cummings seem pleased with Lorl's statuette. David, Scott, and Joe take ime om for a picmre Whlle Kurt and Rodney are SN hard at work. 99 WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE TJ SPORT? WHY? UTennis, it is an intelligent and demanding sport physically and mentally. KEITH DUPLECHIN HGymnastics, because I like it a lot. BERTHA MOREL HTennis, i1 involves more thought and less physical con- tact. GORDON GORIN HBasketball, for every reason in the world. I also play it. VICKIE ANTOINE HBasebalL It is the only game I understand. CINDY JOHNSON 'GirIs'volleybaII. . JOEY DUNN HFootbali, because I can yell a I want without getting in trouble. LIDIA CUELLAR HBaseball. It is the sport we win a lot. ROBERT RICHARDSON TJ Trips Up Walfrip The Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets faced the Houston Waltrip Rams Friday, September 2, in Public School Stadium. The Jackets took the lead from the start with a fumble recovery by Mark Moore in the end zone. Considering all the fumbles in the first half, Mike Phipps kept the morale up. Phipps moved the Jackets down the field using backs Carter Sonnenberg, Micheal Bobb, and Tommy Becker, At halftime, TJ led 21- 0. Tim Hammond came in the game at the start- ing of the second halft Hammond seemed to have trouble getting his game plan moving. Despite the trouble, Hammond led TJ to two more touch- downs. The Jackets missed the one extra point. The missed attempt was a running play that was stopped short. The final score of the game was by Lonnie Linscomb on a 50-yard running play around the left side. This put the game in the bag for the Jackets with a Winning score of 3443. Mike Babb struts into the end zone, Kurt Riley and the Jacket crunch bunch are ready to smash this Ram irom Houston Waltrip. Mark Burris runs back a punt With the heip 01 Kenneth Alexis. 102 TJ Stuns Baytown Lee WIIIIe B Jackson breezes Into the end zone tor SIX point 5. Mtke Bobb drags two Sanders for a score. The Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets faced the Baytown Lee Ganders Saturday, September 10, in Public School Stadium. Thls Victory was the second 01 the year and the biggest Win 0? the year as the Jackets whipped a much more slzeable team than m thew flrstgame. The offense was sparked by halfback Micheal Babb and split receiver, WIIIIe E. Jackson Jackson strutted tor a 49 yard touchdown early In the first period. Babb overpowered the Ganders With strong running and swm moves as he tacked two scores on the board to! the Jackets. Mark Moore and Kurt Rtley are to be noticed for their deiensrve eHort. Leets offense was shut down completely on their running attack as Jettersonts Jackets stalled the Ganders, Many hard blows were dSIIV' ered by the slinging Yellow Jackets on this Saturday mght,23e14. Mark Bums tackles thvs Gander runner to stop Baytown Lee. Defenswe Back Carl Houston brings down this runner as Kurt Riley and TJ Bumbles The Bees Thomas Jefferson met the Lincoln Bumble Bees in Pub- IIC School Stadium on Friday, September 16, 1977, in the first district game of the Yel- low Jacket schedule. The Jackets defeated the Lincoln Bumble Bees 3413 to start off with a 1-0 mark in district, TJ scored qwckly in the first quarter to set up a 14-0 marv gm before the Bees came back within one point, 14-13. In the second half, the Jack ets put the game m the bag wuth a fine defensive effort to hold the Bee offense score- less. TJ scored 10 more points to make the game final, 3413. ' e v - CW 4'; a, , . , ,. Ltnebacker Terry Williams blocks the Bees' punt to set the Jackets up on the Lincoln 2-yard Ime, t . The Yellow Jackets blast a tug hole tor Carter Sonnenberg to ramble through. Perry Palmer and Kenneth Eelatre lead the way. Jackets Impound The Dogs The Jackets pounced the Bulldogs quickly, defeating them 16-6. Hard hitting and quick plays intimidated the Bulldogs as the Jackets scored 16 points in the first seven minutes. The scoring began with a blocked punt by Mark Moore, which resulted in a Jacket first down on the Dogs' 307yard line, A quick pass to Willie 8. Jackson and a few runs through the line by Carter Sonnenberg and Greg Lazano resulted in a Mike Phipps touchdown pass to Mike Bobb. Nederland then fumbled and the Jack ets capitalized with a field goal by Don Stump. The Yellow Jackets were ahead 1070. Four plays later Jeff Smith intercepted a Bulldog pass and rambled 35 yards for a touchdown, 16-0. With 2:35 left on the time clock, Randy Brevell intercepted another pass and gave the Jackets the control of the game. Final score 1676, TIm Hammond shows Nederland how to make the right playsv The moghtv Jacket ottenswe Ime opens a bxg hote tor Mike Babb The Dogs from Nederland WIII not target the powerful sung by the on hws way to 3 hrs! down powerful Jacket offense TJ Eludes French 17-14 Thomas Jefferson was high spirited for Homecoming '77 as the Yellow Jackets beat the French Buffs 17-14. French's aerial attack was awesome as the game began, but the Jacket secondary held with the pressure. The Jackets scored first to establish the lead that was threatened by the passing of French's Quarterback Richard Avery. The Jackets went to the air also With Mike Phipps connecting a reception to Willie B. Jackson, who helped the Jackets develop an early lead in district. Finally with French threatening a tie, kicker Don Stump came in and booted a field goal to win the fifth game. TJ 17, French 14. Senior WIIIIe 8. Jackson about to catch another pass. Lonnie Llnscornb eludes this French defender for a Jacket ftrst down. Quarterback Mike Phipps moves the Jackets towards the pay dtrt agalnst French TJ Falls To Vidor Thomas Jefferson traveled to the home of the Vidor Plrates to play a deciding game as to who would challenge the returning district champs and semi-finalists, Port Neches-Groves Indians The Jackets went into the game with a 570 record to match rival PNVG's markt Vidor was ready for the Jackets as the Vidor offense rolled up 500 yards total offense. The con- fused Jacket defense was an unbeaten, hard play ing Yellow Jacket squad that scored freely but had some game deciding penalties called. The Pirates downed the Jackets 35-22. Caner Sonnenberg runs for yardage. The Jacket otfense works hard against the Vidor Pirates Whtle Mike Phipps puts the ball upfor a reception. Jackets Lose District To Indians The Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets hosted the Port Neches-Groves Indtans Friday night, October 21, in Public School Stadium. The first quarter started 0 a little qutck for the Jackets On the second play from scrimmage, Justin Etcher broke loose for a 67lyard touchdown run. After only four plays, the Jackets gave the ball back to the Indians. ThlS went on for about tour sets at downs before the lndians struck again With a palntul second touchdown to put the Indians ahead 1470. Late m the hrst quarter, the Jackets got a second wmd With a 57 yard pass trorn Mike PhlppS to Tim Hammond to make the ballgame a little Closer at the end 01 the fIrst quarter. The second quarter was nothing but a battle for yardage until wuth 8 seconds left on the clock, the lndtans scored again wtth another touchdown pass to make It 217 at the half. Then early in the third quarter the Indians scored agam on a 20-yard reverse. The Indians' final march tor the night was a time consumlng dnve of 6 minutes and 33 seconds. The Indians scored from 3 yards out to make1135v7;then with 58 seconds left on the clock, Mlke Phipps squirmed over for 6 points from the one-yard line. Phipps then lobbed a two point conversion to Wlllte B. Jackson, ending the game 3515, TJ has a new coach to lead the way, Coach Willie Williams. Seniors Mark Moore and Don Stump look on as the oHense goes up Here he 15 preparing for the next week's game. against the Indians on defense. TJ Explodes Past BCP Beaumont-Charlton Pollard Cougars hosted the Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets at Babe Zaharias Stadium, October 28, 1977. The statistics show that the Babe Zaharias Sta- dium is becoming the new home away from home for the Yellow Jackets. The Jackets posted their first shut-out of the season and scored an all time high of 40 points. An injury plagued secondary held up well as 8-0 F was hardly able to complete a pass. The Jacket offense sparked by the efforts of Tim Hammond, Tommy Becker, and Mike Griggie led the Jackets to an all-time season high of 400 yards total offense. The leading rusher for the game was Tommy Becker, with 66 yards on 12 carries Overall, this was the Jackets' best effort of the season, The final score was Jefferson 40, BC PA Lennie Llnscorrib dances for a first down against B-C P. l09 TJ Chops Forest Park Down The Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets chopped down the Forest Park Trojans 260 in the seventh win for the Jackets. The Jackets were awesome on defense as the Trojans were held scoreless to keep the Jackets' hope alive for sole possession of second place. The Jackets had their third high- est scoring game of the season to keep the Jack- ets' second string of victories alive. The Jackets improved their record to 7-2 over- all and 5-2 in district competition. This Troian finds it hard to run against the mighty Jacket defense. The picture of perfection, the 1977 Yellow Jacket oHense ready to start something big. no TJ Peels West Orange-Sfark 16-0 On Friday, November 11, West Orange Stark hosted Thomas Jefferson at West Orange Stark's stadium. Prior to the West Orange game, 9 play- ers were suspended from the team for attending a concert that they were told not to attend, Con- sidering the disadvantage the team was facing, the Jackets pulled the game out with a lot of effort. The defense gets special attention for stopping Tony January from scoring, an important factor in the game because of Januaryts amazing speed. The offense also came through with Tommy Becker playing fullback and Burnette Pace at halfback. The Jackets ended their best season since 1972. The Jackets shut out their last three opponents and posted an 8-2 season The final score was TJ 16, Mustangs 0. Senior Burnene Pace rambles around these Mustangs. The'mighty Jacket defense squares 0H against the unfortu nate Mustangs. 24 Seniors Work David Allen Tommy Becker Kenneth Belaire Ruben Bowling Km Gaspard Steve Gary David Gonzales Durwin Gordon Mmhael Gnggie Hewle! Havris Karl Houston Kevin LeBlanc Mark Moore Burnene Pace Bryan Packman Perry Palmer Danny Ramirez Kurt Riley Jeff Smilh Kevin Snodgrass Don Stump Anthony Thomas Carlos Trevino Scott Williams The 1977 Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets Team Captains are: Left to right: Mark Moore, Kevin Snodgrass, Carlos Trevmo and Kenneth Belalre. 112 Hard Under Coaches Coach Mike Owens Coach Doyle Green Head Coach Bob Burris Coach Harry Phipps Coach Wayne Williams 113 The 77-78 Thomas Varsity Basketball Team Jackem Opponent 51 W. ORANGE COVE 73 59 W. ORANGE COVE 69 64 UNCOLN 61 64 LINCOLN 56 36 FOREST PARK 57 48 FOREST PARK 50 65 NEDERLAND 77 62 NEDERLAND 52 97 VIDOR 75 73 VIDOR 67 64 FRENCH 68 57 FRENCH 74 57 P.NsG, 59 63 P.N.-G, 60 67 B.C.-P. 73 53 B.C.AP. 71 Varsity Scores Varsity Scores 77-78 J.V. Baskaball Team HA Jefferson Yellow Jackets T-Bone Welch :' I ' Michaei Shenon Varsity Captain Chlp Lacy Varsity Captain Varsity Captain JeHWiIkInson .12- f 'f Mic Bob J,V. Captain :1 . 2 JV. Captain Coaches Chuck Meyer Varsny Willie Williams J.V. H5 H6 Jackets Lethally Sting Stark Like big rubber bands, three of the mighty Yellow Jackets stretch out to make It count against the for- midable Mustangs of West Orange Stark. To the right it's Michael Shelton again showing us his win- ning style in the jump. Below: Clay Harding demon strates a portion of the agility that made him another important part of the team. And, last but not least, Joseph J.L. Guudry goes up for two more to Show the Mustangs of W.O.VStark how true It is that the sting of the Yellow Jackets is really lethal. Jacket Scorers Hitting High Dalton, 1he Stretch Broussard reaches for another two big points agamSI Nederland as Muchael Charles Gar vigho goes over the heads 01 opponents and teammates alike x0 put In his share. Effort shows in me iace 0! Michael Shelton as he goes behind hls guard for anoxher goal. Likewtse, II's Michael Charles again, thvs time forcr mg and weaving hlS way through 3 blockade of Sllsbee rivals to ring om two more for the mighty Yellow Jackv ets. H7 118 Seniors Lead The Way 6'9 Dalton Broussard pictured opposite, ended the season as leading rebounder and dis trict's leading scorer. With 544 game points to his credit, Dalton was an important key to the success of the varsity team, Anoiher towering terror on the court this year, Dwight Brannon ibelom puts in his two points worth, while Ter- rence HT-Bone Welch halts the onslaught of a Bumblebee drive ibottorn righo. Jackets Hit The Hoop Chip Lacy smks easvlav-up agamstHeben Michael Shelton makes two more points against Wag Orange- Stark 2r $.43 , : , M The J.V. Ieam wm their first place trophy horn the Vidor Tournament. HO Yellow Jacket Tracksters 11 um 7, mu m mu 9'1 H IIAC' '1 mr 17 I , . 1; 1m ' n ma . K John Weldon, and Craig g Sonny Ramirez. H mu 5. 34 120 and 330 ngh Hurdle men: Top vowmlem Farrell Johnson and Danny Francus. Bottom: UeftMShnlip Prevos1 and Mike Phipps. V n mg. n um H mm 2- 5 39 '1. $1 6 v V? 1, mu 11 um 21 9 5 '1 mu 1. mm DaVId Ra on Middle: Gem Pa1Wood, Farrell Johnson, Danny Franms, Andrew Hemandez, Tommy Becker, Mark Williford, ark. Frunt: Gem DaVId Allbrlght, PhIIII Provost, David Mnchell, Mike Bobb, Timothy Jones, PMand Number 34 Danny Francis IS hard at work '1: . 771 'I H III y? T.J. TRACK TEAM: Back row, em: Dwught Brannon, Mark Bums, KeVIn LeBlanc, Kevin Snodgrass, Ruben Bowling, Mike Phipps, David Harding, and Contribute To Athletics U men 31 i, : THE DISTANCE MEN: Top loft: Craig Stark, Pat Wood, Andrew Hernandez, and Mark Willifurd. Bottom left: David Mitchell, Dawd All- bright, and Timothy Jones. 1 ! DaVId Mitchell working up a sweat. David was one of me Timothy Jones and DaVId Mitchell pacing one anolher for fast 880 men for TJ. the long track year ahead. l22 Seniors And Juniors Work 3 3? U TRACK H IRACK 7 h x ' 17 : , a The sprinters are David Rayon, Tommy Becker, h! um . Mark Burris, Michael Bobb, Patrick Small, John 31 Wheldon, and Sonny Ramirez. 6, The 100 yard dash: David Rayon alock a 10 fiat XJ at West Orangeh and Patrick Small hclock a 10.6 at . West Orangey l Running the 440 dash is Michael Bobb, his best h Tl IRACK time was at West Orange clocking a 59.8. DISCUS h SHOT Shox Put: David Harding, Kevm LeBlanc and Michael Gnggle Was not in me picture; DISCUSI Kevin Snodgrass and Ruben Bowling. Together To Win Dwight Brannon broke the record for the high jump at West Orange and for the state of Texas. The first track meet was at Nederland. Michael Bobb came in first and Dwight Brannon came in second. This was the first time Brannon was ever on a track team. U TRACK 13 The 440 Relay team and the Mile Relay team are 0-0 Dawd Rayon, Tommy Becker, Mark Burris, and Michael Bobb l23 TJ Netters Second In 22-4A Coached by Steve Comer, ten members of this years team will be returning to the courtse Coach Comer hopes to add to trophies won in previous years. Jefferson players competed in the following Tour naments: The TJ Tournament where James Brown and Russell Collazo'reached the finals. The Lamar YMBL Tournament, The Forest Park Tournament in which TJ took the consolation trophy, The Bridge City Tournament. Other tournaments were held in Galveston, South Park and Baytowne In the District Team Tournament, TJ placed second and in the Dis- trict Regional Tournament Brown and Collazo fine ished in third place. finial Inn w 7 L wt. . . . 77-78 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS ARE: Standing: Steve Comer Tsponson, Russell Collazo, James Brown, Hobbey Boavight, Rus, SeH Barger Kneeling: Mark DeLeon, Barry DuBose, Neal BurreH and Kenh Duplecham. -K 77-78 JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS ARE: SKanding: Craig Clark, Robert Sieward, Hank Kleesples, Arthur Barclay. Kneel- ing: Joey Pmman,Stan10rd Champagne, Jeff Thomasson and Mike Foster. .. . :7... Doubles team, Robbey Boamghi and Neal Burrell, practice up. ht righ0 Rusty Colr haze and James Brown are shown wnh their trophies won at the TJ and Baytown Tour nament 125 126 vI H '13.. I ; unusual 5:::g3u I ' aubuguuull Ill. + i L n-uus uunuuu WES :- . . SIartirIg up the actIon was one of Robby Boalwright 5 favome Barry Dubose jusI cannot quIte reach it though he's giVIng n his parts of the game A senior, he was an Integral pan of the team ubest shot. Barry, a Iunlor, showed a great deal of effort and IhIs year wnh hls good returns and smashIng serves. potential this yearA The Odd Couple oi the court James Brown and Russell Collazo in one of theIr typical poses: JImmy lookirI goofy and Rusty Iookln cool, BESIdSS beIng goofy and cool IhIs doubles team was also hard to handle from the $Ide of the net from WhICh you re IookIng Doug Drummond Leslie Ravey C. J. Clancy Thomas Jefferson Golf Team Wins Second In District Coached by Mr. Leland Kay, the Jefferson golf team ended 1he season in second place in district records. Top scorers for the year were Dean Drummond 1 71; Doug Drummond 1 76; Donnie Corona - 74, C, J. Clancy - 76. Jefferson panicipated in tournaments at Beaumont - Feb. 3, 81h Place: Bryan 1 Feb. 27, 4th place; Galveston, March 3, 91h place; Deer Park 1- March 10, 11th place; West Orange Stark .. March 20, 1st place; Harden Jef- ferson - April 3, 4, 2nd place; District 1 April 10, 11; Regional - May 1, 2, 14th place. 127 I28 .4 Darren Ravey, Doug Drummond, C. J. Clancy, I j '.r: ; ,- . Donnie Corona, Dean Drummond. n . Darren Ravey 129 130 During the 197778 school year the sports at Jef- ferson was at its best. The Thomas Jefferson football team did well dure Ing this years season. Out of the 10 games that were played, the disappomtlng moments took place after the games that were played against the Vidor Pirates and the PN-G Indians. As the Jackets toot ball season came to a close as the finished With an 872 record In partictpating in eight area tournaments the golf The Sports Picture team took two 15t,two 4th, an 8th, a 9th, a 10th and an 11th place title. They then advanced to district where they achieved 2nd place with a score of 642. As the tennis team played in nine different tourr naments the exceptional players were Brown and Collazo. These two players reached the finals in the Thomas Jefferson and Bridge City tournaments and placed 3rd in District Regionalt The team also won consolation at the Forest Park tournament. Af Jefferson 1977-78 The TJ basketball team placed 6th out of all the area teams. The high scorer for the team was Dalton Broussard With 544 game points. Broussard also won all district. In the Jackets baseball season the team achieved a 123 pI'SedISIFICI record and a 1571 district record. The Jacket team ended a well accomplished season wuth a 2674 record. As the Thomas Jefferson track team had an lUdlfA ferent year, they were eight In competing wtth area track teamsv An outstanding accomplishment of skill and practice were shown when hlgh jumper Dwtght Branon set a new district record was set at the West Orange track meet. As the Thomas Jefferson sports teams finished their seasons, they all felt a great deal of accomr pllshent for the success they had glven their school throughout the year. Review Of The SporPs Year Ex-Jackef Heads Staff r. ; g NEW COACQES' BIN Meehan, Barry Lusslev, Steve DeRouen, Hank Clark and Ronme Thompson airtinm new head coach He was a JackeI m 1962. COACHES STAYING ARE. WIHIe WIHIams, Doyle Green, Mlke BHes Uramen Ron Slump, Chuck Meyer, Wayne lehams and Slmng us head coach Ronnie Thompson 133 I34 Bobby Taytor blows one past 'em, Yellow Jackets David Allen gets base hit Go For The Chips Pre-Disfricf The 1978 Yellow Jackets exploded into prerdistrict With a 11-3 win-loss record. The Jack- ets took the title of the Pasadena Tournament for the first time by defeating four Pasadena teams. The Jackets came back twice to obtain astonishing vnctorves. The only defeats came as a surprlse. They were given to the Jackets by Pasadena Rayburn Hugh and Forest Park. Coach Doyle Green Standing: JeH Smith, Turn Hammond, Alan Myars, Perry Palmer, Sammy Trevuno, Danny ROmeS, Asst Coach Joe Sandavol, Mgr. JeH Schroder, Kneeling: Coach Doyle Green, Don Stump, Bobby Taylor, Dawd Allen, Mike McClellan, Doug nggonbotham Sitting: RICCI Pam polma, Randy BreveH, Holhs Whorton, Dale Higgonbotham, Km Gaspard l35 136 Jacket Hurlers Bobby Taylor M.V.P. Jeff Smith - All District Perry Palmer There's No One Better The pitching staff of the '78 Yellow Jacket base- ball team was not one to be underestimated, With two pitchers receiving MVP. honors in the two pre- vious seasons, they could hardly be beaten, Jacket hurlers posted a 12-3 preedistrict record and a 15-1 district record The regular season was ended with a 264 record. The staning rotation consisted of Sen- ior righthander Bobby Taylor, MVP. '76, All District '77; Senior lefthander Jeff Smith, All District '76, MVP. '77; Senior Perry Palmer; and Junior righthe ander Hollis Whonon. Taylor threw the lone no-hit- Ier of the season against the PN-G Indians. 3rd baseman Robert Hebert. Outflelder Sammy TSnakeT Trevino. Outfielder Pepe Krummel. l37 Perfection - HOIIIS Whonon is safe a! home Tim Hammond outruns the tribes arms. . 5. Ist baseman Don Stump stretches out for another out. 2nd baseman Randy Brevell awaits ball in his direction. 138 The Key To Winning -12? 2nd baseman RICCI Pampollna Shonslop Tim Hammond shows 'em how. 3rd baseman Kin Gaspard is ready for some action. 139 Jackets Win District David Allen makes a dwing stab! Mll Districo The Jackets played togethe HO Third Year Straight The 1978 baseball season of the Thomas Jeffer- son Yellow Jackets was one of great prosperity. The sophomores dominated team that took the district crown in 1976 still has their touch in 1978. They have reached their prime as seniors and taken the district championship for the third year consecue tively. The Jackets strolled through district with an overwhelming 15-1 record. The lone defeat was a tragic loss dished out to the Yellow Jackets by For est Park which put the only blemish on the Jackets record. Allrdistrict players were Jeff Smith and David Allen. The MVP award was shared by pitcher Bobby Taylor and first baseman Don Stump. Danny Robbins bums for a hit. And prayed together. Thomas Jefferson Yellow Jackets i . , . . .11; - . .,. - .... q - .ti:: :,.'k4:'1' 4 Nothing WIII get by HOHIS. ' xx wax Players, bmgxrl, batboy watch rntensely as the Yellow Jackets pound lhenrway 10 another Victory Close With 29-9 Record wv. Txm Hammond scores yet another TJ run, Rlcci Pampollna rounds Ihlvd In a world where feminine competition is increasingly important, a physical education course for girls requires careful planning A weH-rounded pro gram is administered under the direction of Miss Bertha Hebert. Competitive sports include vol- leyball, track, tennis, badminton, archery, baseball, and other sports. Feminine Power Runs Good Athletic Programs MISS Nancy McClain Muss Sheme San Angelo Lynne Gamble shows what she knows best. 146 Volleyball Team Wins In a very tough volleybaH dlstnct m which the dlS1I'IC1 champion French won the state championship, the TJ team tied for third place With a season record of 17 wms and 10 losses, the team won the 51h annual YMBL Tournament. French had won the four prevtous tournaments, In the West-Orange-Stark Tournament, the team won second ptace. Lynn Gamv ble, Leesa Clancy and Sharon Miller were chosen as outstanding players m these tournaments. Etght of the ten players wtll return next year. Graduating are Michelle Gabter and Sharon Miller. Returning players Include: Gay Myers, Lynn Gamble, Linda Prosr pene, Cheryl Ford, SyIVIa Trevmo, and Lease Clancy, all Juniors; and Sophor moves, Stacey Smith and Jennlier Wap- pier, To culminate a success1ut season, Sharon Miller was selected as a first team an-dlSUICI player, and Leesa Clancy and Lynn Gamble were chosen second team all'dlSWICt, First YMBL Tournament 3 Varsity members wnh their first place trophy in me YMBL Tournament Include: Standing: Coach Benha Hebert, Stacey Smikh, Cheryl Ford, Jennller Wappler, Gay Myers, Svlwa Trevino. Kneeling: Lynn Gamble, Leesa Clancy, Sharon Miller, Linda Prospene, and MicheHe Gamer Linda Prosperie says, Hlt's mine! Cheryl Ford says, Gm down wnth it! MB Senior Players Set Pace Sharon Miller Michelle Gabcer Senlow Senior AH-Dlstncl Sharon sets ball up high Michelle geis down With a spike! For Junior Varsity Junlor Varsity Members are: Kneeling: Josephine Dozier, Becky Vinecoulr, Denise Perry, Patricia WIIIiams, Standing: Sharon Edwards, Klm Dodge, Arlene Miller, Andrea Johnson, Coach MISS Nancy McClain, and a:aclo Angela Ford, Sharon Edwards smps a dink! Arlene lends a hand m helpA IA? Jacket Fem Team In Action The 1977-78 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team fin- ished second in our district tying with Wo-Stark. After win- ning five games and losing four, next year's returning team members plan to rank in 1he district. Their head coach Miss McClain, kept the girls in good shape and explained to them how important good sportsmanship and winning are! Go For It Girls . . . The 1977-78 Girls Varsity Basketball Team The 1977778 Varsity Baskemall team IS as follows: Jan Philips, Cheryl Ford, chkle Annone, Kim Dodge, Sharon Schwing, Debbie Hannav gan, Vanessa Scypton, Linda Bakker, Nancy Lewns, Donna Hrcks, Darla Johnson, Kipp: Daniels. Miss Pam McGee served as coach ior1he 1977-78 Varsny Basketball team. She was aSSIsted by Carmeallta Mayfleld, and Vickie Antione and Debbie Hanagan served as CoCap rams for me team. The returning players, consisting of ten ot the present members amng wnh MISS McGee, wnH recruit another wmmng team for next year! Girls Aim To Meet Their Goals The 1977-78 JunIo! Varsnv mam membevs: Tracey Arrmntor, Annette Schwanzenburg, Jaclue DeJohn, Andrea Johnson, Barbara Mitchell, Angle Ford, Josephine Dover, Pat Powell, Linda Allen, Stacey Smith 700 Capo, Beckey Mavshall Omeel- inm. Muss McCtam gwes adwce durmg game 152 The Girls Basketball Team Was: A TIME FOR SERIOUSNESS 154 Yellow Jacket Girls Show mum 1 ,'..V,..n.r .33 . .- . H Girls track members consust 01: Standing: AssL Coach MISS Bertha Hebert, Jo Anne Bell, Andrea Johnson, Stacey Smith, Sharon Edwards, Ella Fields, Sharon Miller, Patricia Nash, Trlnelle Guilbeaux, Josephine Dozier, Head Coach Mrs. Margaret Gamble Second row, standing: Manager Carmelita Mayfneld, Laluana Pierre, Henrietta Cornell, Lynn Gamble, Fredlrida Clark, AHene Miller, Debra Linscomb, Kneeling ave: Lillie Cornell, Shari Malben, Diane Burnham, Marcella Angelle, Becky Marshall. 3 I J. n ' 7 1 I O 0 U U 9 - o o. '3 u o 9 HHome of Lynn Gamble, first in state long . g. . jumpf' reads a modest sign outside the Girls 0 ' U 0 II II Gym Lynn, a Junior, won seven first places . r ' g 0 g Q and one second place in previous meets. Her g: SXAE' , ' greatest distance was an 184152 Lynn, coached by her mother; a PE teacher at TJI also has the assistance of her father, a coach at Lincoln High School, Lynn is aiming for the 1980 Olympics, Strength In Competition .. ,V 4 WM- ...., ,. 9 5' vpif'hf? 'Nl' Clark 100 yd. dash Pierre 100 yd. dash Miller Cornell - 880 yd. dash 100w. dash . ., , sf, 'i .5. 440 yd. relay consists of: Frederica Clark, LaJuana Pierre, Arlene Muller, Henrietta Corv nell. - ff $2' .- - 'm, Lynne Gamble - Mile Relay Josephine Dozier shcmut, discus 880 Relay, 220 dash, Long lump Patncva Nash 7 880 dash Trenell Guilbeaux - 440 dash, 880 Relay Andrea Johnson 7 440 dash, 880 Relay 155 Track Combines Skills uh . PI hull inn A , IWIIIIn-ulurln ii I; 7111-00 : ' $5.1! matey u: 7' 4 qr v Stacey Smnh i ngh Jump Shari Maiben ' d Mile Run L56 158 Tennis Team Competed The girls tennis team competed in several tourna- ments. One of these tournaments was a YMBL For- est Park Team tournament The team placed fourth The team also placed fifth in the District team tour- namentst Senior Melissa Miller was injured after the third week of season and the school gives her credit for three years letteredt Other tournaments included YMBL at Lamar, Gal- veston Ball High tournament, South Park tourna- ment, Baytown tournament, TJ Individual and Dis- trict tournament. Coach Sherrie San Angelo said the team was new and only one senior competed in the tournaments. Coach: Miss Sherrie San Angelo . Mm: 3' . . I x .AL. x. . Members are: Standing, Ito r: Phla Coleman, Becky Barksdale, Angela Hughes, Debra Landry, Mary Roblnson, Sara Kelly, Melissa Miller, Jane Rachal. Kneeling are: Mary Ann Hyatt, Karen Thomasson. In Several Tournaments L 159 Doubles And Singles Noted Senior Melissa Miller Sophomore Phia Coleman was $2 Singles. 3:2 DOUBLES: Juniors Jane Rachal and Becky Barksdale. For Their Performances Juniors Jane Rachal and Becky Barksdale take a five minute break. 161 162 WHAT IS THE MOST OUTSTANDING CLUB OR ORGANIZATION AT TJ? Hussars, obviously PAT GUY Texans, because they were great. MARK VILLEMEZ DECA, because it prepares you for life after high schooL DONNA STELLY ' Baseball program, because Coach Green is super! BOBBY BARRAS JCL, believe it or not THERESA VAUGHON Hussars, I like to watch them perform DOUG ESPINOSA HCongress, because we have a great sponsor. NANCY MILLER HThe Marching Band at TJ. They always perform well and they work hard. BURT LEE I63 Congress Plays Key Role The Thomas Jefferson Student Congress dealt with a number of problems throughout the school year. With the help and supervision of the adminis- tration, Congress played an important role in the paving of the student parking lot. Also, in an effort to beautify the campus, Congress sponsored numerous clean-up days. This year capable officers had the privilege of attending district and state meetings, where new ideas and plans were discussed. Outstanding students are selected by Congress each month to represent Thomas Jefferson at area clubsi Congress also takes a great deal of time and consideration in electing the Good Sportsmanship leaders. Student Body President Dan Draughon, speaking for the other officers and Congressmen, would like to give special recognition and appreciation to the 1978 sponsor, Mr. Andy Jackson for his time, patience and understanding Sue Lacy Nancy Miller Vice President Secretary Dan Dra ughcn President Susae Durso Representative at- Large Rhonda, Lusa, Wendy, Tma and Kim get support from each other Whlle they paint. Gad and Man Ils1en ImemIv to the dlSCuSSIOI'I. Mr. Andy Jackson Sponsor 165 Each Homeroom Has Voice SENIOR CONGRESSMEN: ant vow, I to r: Jeff Crochet, Gilben Dzaz, Juloe Woods, Donna Landry, Karan Bennett, Gayle Carr, Lisa Dunkr eHy, Dayla Auld, and Anne Isles. Middle row, I to r: Lloyd Reade, GaH Jackson, Desiree Leon, Greg Fontanna, Karen Nunez, Man LaGrappe, Reese Broussard, and Vlele Elton Back row, I m r: Jay Cook, Kirk Gaspard, Scott Wllllal'l'lS, Kevm Snodgrass, Jeff Smith, Bobby Taylor, Shanna Walker, Behnda Morel, and Chm Grady. JUNIOR CONGRESSMEN: Kneeling, l m r: Stacey Drago, Rebecca Moore, Laura Wallrath, Tma BenOlL Chrlsnna Garcia, mGl Antoine, Denise Johnson, and Bart Cavendar. Middle Row, l to r: Nancy Wilhams, Dorothy R005, Rum Simon, KIrn Ferren, Karen Larson, Rhonda Strange, and Sandy Gonzales. Back row, I to r: Allxson Parker, Wendy Holstead, Davud Rayon, Danny Prospene, Ernest Harris, Pat Draur ghon, Randy Erevell, and Jan Phwlhps. In Congress Decisions r r . SOPHOMORE CONGRESSMEN: Front row, I to r: Llllle Cornell, Allison Sonnenberg, Momque Vlator, Tracey Barnes, Natalie Schenk, Debr ble Debrell and Nancy Owen. Middle row, I m r: Ella Broussard, Amie Garcia, KeVIn Mallex, Carole Riley, Demse Henry, Mvchelle COIIIHS, Sandra Uzee and Andrea Falcon. Back row, Ma r: Mike Hamilton, Richard Jorgengson, Linda Carrulh, Laura LthIcum, Dawd Provost Nancy Thompson and Pat Wood, FRESHMAN CONGRESSMEN: Front raw, l to r: Mike Moore, SPRING CONGRESSMEN: Back row, I to v: Vvene Gunner, Nancy Pamela chhards and Jullan Bruno. Back row, I to r: Michelle Lewis, and Curly Randall. Middle row, I to 7: Jane Hollmgswonh Tweedel, Jerry Jackson and Erem Duhon. and Angela SlmonA Front row, Ito v: Kevm Venable. 168 The 1977-78 Maroon '7The Pride Of Port Arthur That Ole' Jacket Spurn And Gold Marching Band A A4... The SITIIIES oi the Band. ' 1x! V v . r g , . ' ,3 n ' . a .M Cindy and Jim demonstrate that true Band friendship. THE FOUR ACES: Jay, Joey, Jerry, and Marshall. I69 Swingsfers Kick Off Year Right The 1977-78 Swingster drill team kicked the year off right at the Huntsville Drill Team Camp. They received the Best Drill Team Award and several superior ratings. This year the team decided to start a new image. It took many hours of hard work and a lot of dedication, but many members of the team agree it was worth II to succeed, The drill team has become one of the most welleknown drill teams in this area The Swingster high kick is a trademark of the organization. Other specialties are jazz dancing and a number of splits. As a whole the Swmgster drill team has been great! w Lieutenants Joyce Bennett and Kelly Ash; Captain Desiree Leon; Sergeants Beih Duhon, Sue Lacv, Lori Luquene, and Penny Eiiasv son. 77 78 Swingsiers IV TI HUME OF THE FIEHTENE YELLOW JACKETS 170 Leaders In The Band Drum Mapor Cindy Reid and Assistant Drum Major Jlm Magnus, mictured below BAND OFFICERS: Front row: Kenneth Cathay, head band manager; LIZ St. Romain, historian; Allene Swenson, treasurer; Meg Mickelsen, secremry; Susan Straub, vice-presiA dem. Second vow: Brem Henry, assistant band manager; Dale Pllitere, assistant band manager; Brian Laird, reporter. Third row: Andy Urban, assistant band manager; Joey Burnaman, presudem. The 1977-78 Maroon and Gold became the most well- known band around this area. They received a superior rating at U.l.L. marchmg contest. The band has three members that made the AII-Region Honor Band. Among the biggest honors received, was the inwtation of the Battle of the Flowers Associa- tion of San Antonio. They per- formed at a parade that day and at the Hemisphere for a concert that night. Only three bands In the Umted States have the honor of bemg invited to this festival. Theirwork paid off. Band Directors Mr. Herb Germer, Band Director REGIONAL WINNERS: Marshall DeVaII, Rachel Cozad, Llsa Vamer, and Doug Matlock. M! lam 77v78 TWIRLERS: Top row: Nancy Nicholus, Head Twirr ler Cheryl Babnn, Rhonda Strange. Bottom row: Shawnna Finley and Julie Breaux. Unlom GRADUATING BANDSMEN: First row: Desnree Leon, Sharon Carlson, Teri Pinell, Penny Ehasson, Lori Luquerte, Cheryl Babin, Cindy Read, Beth Duhon, Tammy RlCh' ard, Leslie Badget, Kelly Ash. Second row1Tim Adams, Marshall Devall, Rachel Cozad, Anhur Fmdley, Davnd Savell, Man Barbav, Carla Hansen, Lois Howard, Susan Collazo, Donna McCauley. Third row: Laurie Ingram, Lori Cummings, John Dewitt, Pam Borne, Andy Urban, Brian Laird, Elisa Hon, Cyndee Lafreenie, Susan Wagner. Fourth row: Kathy Bell, Greg Ballard, Greg Davis, Dwighl Brannon, Jerry Tarver, Susan Straub, Meg Mmkelsen. Fifth vow: Joey Burnaman, Jason Lockhan, Jay Jest, Kirk Castle- berry, and Kennem Cathey. 173 A Year Of Excitement ,uussu , wuss cum e 55cm mam , t man a tstm Hussar Sponsor - Mrs. Karen Gilenwaters with husband James Gillenwaters. HUSSAR ESCORTS: Standing, left to right: Steve Troxell and Tim Adams. Kneeling, left to right: Ricci Pampolina and David Rayon, Not pictured' Roy Mannmo. HGuide right, pick up your feet, and point your toesf' are just a few expressions one hears at Hussar practice, With practice starting in June and extending throughout the football season, Hussars march and drill until their maneuvers are perfect. After the football season, the Hussars are busy with the Hus- sar Ball,' officer tryouts, recruit. ing new Hussars and the Senior Banquet. A new addition to the crops are the Hussar escorts. These five young men escort a Hussar when she goes outside of the corps and do any other manly job that arises. Another new addition to the corps were the metal drum sticks furnished by the Booster Club. A parade brings out the tun in everyone. I76 Top Quality Presides FIELD OFFICERS Standing, I to r: Dana DuBms,cvmbalsergean1;Laura Thomas, snare sergeant; Sue Dommgue, bell sergeant, Nna Tap scon, bass sergeant; Tessy Benon, ass4siam snare sergeant; Lesa Landryl tenor sergeam. Kneeling, I m 7: Anne Hes, bugle sergeanl. Mavy Fulton, assxstam bnge sergeant. Not pictured: Phylhs Lanier, baritone sergeant. SOCIAL OFFICERS' Standing, l to r: Ellen Wood, pvesldent; Lon Eabm uniform quanermasxer Cryslal Stamper song leader; Robin Web- ster secretary; Man LaGrappe, parhamemanan, Suswe Durso Sr. rep aHarge; Joan Rodngue, treasurer. Kneeling,ltor: Lem Lumbley, historran; Madelon Goldsmith, chaplam, Lxsa Montalvo, assistant Instrumem quartermamer; LISa Moore, reponer; Dorothy Roos, aSSISl am uniform Quartermaster, Jane Hollingswonh, Jr. rep. 3! large. No! pictured: Karen Cox, Instrumenl quanermastev, Sheri Doubrava, vice presidenl. In Hussar Leadership Dayla Auld Lori Babm Kavan Bennett Tessy Benoit Pat Bourgeois Rhonda Bradley Reese Broussavd Gayle Carr Suzanne Castaneda Janice Co!burn Karen Cox Deanna Domingue Sue Dommgue Sherl Doubrava Dana Dubols Susle Durso Tracye Fomenot Mary Fulton Juhe Hollmgsworth Anne Iles Man LaGrappe Lesa Landry Phyllis Lanler Pam Mitchell JUIIE Ramrrez Julie Rmhardson Chrystal Stamper Nlta Tapscon Laura Thomas Ma rv Vldrme Wendy Wallher Robm Webster Ellen Wood 177 A Look At Hussars of Next Year The Leaders 178 Looks Like We Made If v U ml! NEWLY INSTALLED HUSSARS Barbra congratulates lil' sis. Lisa. Tina Gleason all smiles vor being chosen Jeanene Waners and Kathy Wilkins show as assistantdrum maior. mixed emotions while being installed as new Hussars. I79 Seniors Highlight Year Hussar mascots Renee and Paige enjoy the pep rallies. Jus1whm I always wanted. Ideal Hussar, Juhe Holllngswonh, Gem IS presemed With a dna- mond necklace by her Sister Jane. l80 Varsity Rated Superior 5 l . i a If 5:: 2. .........- - :v ';' 3...; ' $ $ :.. - . ' : :V . 1 HEAD CHEERLEADER: Karen Nunez, Tod Clark ASSISTANT CHEERLEADER: Dona andry, Greg Fontana Julie Woods, Charlie Hanks Rebecca Moore, DaVId Wanerson Working Together The 1977-78 Varsity Cheerleader Squad attended the NCA Camp at SHSU in Huntsville. They received all superior ribbons while at this camp. They were awarded the spirit stick every day except one. They brought back the awarded spirit stick. This group is sponsored by Mrs. Jan- iece Marshall who has done a fantastic job. Mrs. Marshall is pictured on the left. .Lyv x - JV7s Bring TJ Spirit 7 e ' ' x . 7 - 3 t ' , - , Karen Gaspard, Allison Parker, Nancy Williams, No! pictured: Tena Romero. Tessa Romero Klm Mitchell, Lisa Twisx New Spirit TJ added spirit to the 1977-78 school year by selecting seven girls to represent our junior varsity team. This is TJ's first year to have junior varsity cheerleaders and they have proved 10 be a great success. They are being sponsored by Mrs. Sharon Hansen, who is pictured below 185 Sfilwell Today; Tomorrow A Career Johnell Briscoe seems to enioy the V.O.E, class. I86 Roben, Fidel, and Randy clown around in auto body repair class. Sophomores are amazed at what Building Consvuctlon has to Auto Mechanics lound time for a picture. oHer. l88 DECA Goes All The Way To The Top The Distributive Education classes of Thomas Jefferson had their most successful year in the history of Thomas Jefterson D.E. Over 80 students made up the Distributive Education program of 197778. By the end of the year their achievement and accomplishments had made Thomas Jefferson Distributive Education classes one of the best programs in the State of Texas. DECA sponsor, Mr. Donald Paul and the two dedicated coordinators, Mrs. Barbara Maness and Mr. Ron Stevens. The second year DECA ohicers are from left to right: Darlene Price, Kelly Pierce, LIZ Johnson was selected treasuver for Renee Anmboll, Juliana Simon, Bobby Tompkins, Liz Johnson, and Bobby GIbSOI'I. 1977778. Mm Lowrey and Michael Jones re1resh The first year ofhcers are on the first row: Janice Colburn, Glenn Tompkins and Nedra DECAhs bullenn board. Alpough. Second row: Tim O'qumn, Tomaslta LOUWIere, Randall Burk and not shown b5 Brett Smith, DECA had twelve students entering competitive events in various categories The categor- ies are: Studies in Marketing Competency events and Free enterprise projects. These stu- dents presented Thomas Jeffer- son DECA in Houston, Texas, From left to right are: Glenn Tompkins, Mike Roberts, and Michael Aclese Sea1ed are: Bobby Tompkins, Juliana Simon, Liz Johnson, Kelly Pierce, Belinda Ledeaux, and Tim O'Quinn. . v o L . First year Area winners Seamd are: Juliana Simon, Kelly Pierce, Liz John- son, and Belinda Ledeaux Standing, from leh to right are: Michael Aclese, Kelly Pierce, Bobby Tompkins, Renee Annlboli, and Mike Rubens. Michael Aclese vyingto get ittogether. Second year area winners are: From left to right: Bren Smith, Tim O'Ouinn, Richard Murphy, Glenn Tompkins, and Randy Wappler. 189 Win With DECA The Career development for DECA students was held in San Amonio, Texas. Out of nine area finalists, Thomas Jefferson had four state win- ners. The four winners from left to right are: Bobby Tomp- kins, Liz Johnson Kelly Pierce, and Tim 0' Quinn. On May sixth, seven students departed from Thomas Jeffer- son for the National Career Development for D. E held in Washington, DC. Michael Aclese, Glenn Tompkins, and Belinda Ledaux attended as delegates. Liz Johnson com- peted in Automotive and Petroleum evems, Tim O'Quinn competed in Food Marketing Industry, Bobby Tompkins competed in Food Marketing Written event, and Kelly Pierce competed in Department Store Merchan- dising Research. Liz Johnson was selected as one of the top eight students in the United States. The two students awarded for the most omsianding service to This is the real Barb'ara Maness! DECA are Tim O'Ouinn and Bobby Tompkins. DECA Banquet Climaxes Year Second year competitive even! Winners and students With outstanding service to DECA are: Belinda Ledeaux, Kelly Pierce, le Johnson, Renee Anniboli, Juliana Simon, and Bobby Tompkins. In back are: Michaei Aclese and Mike Rubens, . . I . First year competitive event wmners ar i ' O'Ouinn Rar x Karen Perry presents an award to Danny Brack. EelglirfengngEg: 2:13;; Smnh HECE Provides Jobs HOME ECONOMICS COOPERA- TIVE EDUCATION WECD has provided learning and job opportunities for many students interested in homemak- ing fields. Both sexes are involved in the program, which is administered by Mrs Billie Jo Henryh Students attend classes and hold occupations in home economics related fields. Some of the 16 areas include child care, food serVIce, floral design, fashion coordinator, and physical fitness assistant Front row Leaders in 78 include: Sherrie Walker, Pres. 4th period HECE; Linda Gordon, Pres. 1st period HECE; Deanna Hens'ee, Treas. 1s1period HECE; Mae Etta Smiley. Back row: T. J. Deslane, Parliamentarian 01 1st period HECE; Glen Stanton, Historian 1st period class HECE, 'wine, and Linda Gordon Second vow: Karen Wike, Mary Sim nwra Reade, Deanna Henslee Fourth row: Thomas Ins and Charles Walker. Area FHA Delegates to Huntsville: Karen Charles, Carl Rodgers, Lowra Reade, Glen Stanton, Mae Ena Smiley, Lori Daniels, Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Henryv Gabova MEMBERS: Bottom raw: Denise Lee, Shelia Wagner, Elba Torres, Crystal Casmlo, Pawicia Hawkins, Judy Howard, Nathan Sinev gal. Second row: Renae Levine, Mae Etta Smiley, Lori Daniels, Lisa Allen, Mrs. Henry SponsorL Sherrie Walker. Third row: Jill Fletcher, Kevyn Johnson, Mark Hill, Karen Charles, Myrna Nelson. Fourth row: Steven Thomas, Carl Rodgers, Kenneth Mitchell and Connie Everett welom CLASS OFFICERS: Sanding: Glen Stanton, Mae Etta Smiley, Melanie Luvungs, Lori Daniels and Denise Lee. Sitting: Karen Charles and Linda Gordon. JNANLt qun ILHJUHHLI01 tht 0:. l93 I94 Heralds Participate HERALDS is an organization whose main objective is to aid the school In civic dutiese To qualify as a Herald member, the students must be interested and willing to help on any project when they are needed. This year Heralds assisted Congress in sponsoring Campus Beautification and helped the cheerieaders with the Valen- tine's Banquet. Other projects Heralds panicipated in include the Homecoming Dance, and supplying me refreshmems at the drama productions 'l 9 I . . x . V a v OFHCERS: Top row, left an right: Terri DeShazo, treasurer; Miss Susan Granger, sponsor, Suzanne Castaneda, secretary. Bottom row: Sue Domingue, actvvmes director; Reese Broussard, vnce-presidem; Susie Durso, president. -' V i . . SENIOR MEMBERS: Top row, left to right: Sue Dommgue, Pat Bourgeois, Reese Broussard, Tim Adams, Charlene BOUI'QeOIS, Tracve FomenoL Tern DeShazo, Debbie McCorkle. Bottom vow: Karen Thomasson, Suzzanne Castaneda, Man LaGrappe, Dayla Auld, Lisa Dunkr erlv, Lon Babln, Laurie Ingram, JuHe Richardson, Ellen Wood, Sharon Carlson. Not pictured: Anne Iles, Robin Webster, Mark Durso, Todd Clark, Joey Burnaman In Civic Duties JUNIOR MEMBERS: Top vow, Ieh to vight: Leni Lumbley, Dorothy Roos, Elizabeth Alsmn, Leesa Clancy, vala $quyres. Bottom row: Mary Robinson, Madelon Goldsmith, Jeff Casmneda, Jeanie Ingram, Laura Wallrath, TIna Gleason. ..:1 g LENI, TINA, LEESA, and ELIZABETH participate on Campus Beautiiication day. KAREN helps with campus clean-up. I95 HERALD Proiects Laura and Julie help clean the campus. I ; : V :x .7 .. A Mrs Granger Gponsod hands Madelon some Lenl, Robm, Debbie, Laura, and Dorothy make pomers for the Homecommg Dance. cake at Ihe surprise Christmas party. Future Business Leaders Mr. and Miss FBLA for 1977-78 Belinda LeDoux. Greg Suires s , .f a . n F s . s. x A MEMBERS: Left to right: Bebe LeDoux, Charalone Bouregios, Allen Huff, Myrna Nelson, Barbara DeJohn, Jeff Crochet, Sissy Thompson, Lauerne Banks, Daphne Bryant, Greg Suire, Mary Dorsey, Jesse Crochet, Suzanne Swanson. 197 198 Lead The Way . . . Laura Casmore. Miss Shy; Bebe Ledoux, Miss FBLA; Sissy Thompson, Miss Scholar; Man X' Dorsey, MISS Petite; Greg Suire, Mr. FBLA; Laverne Banks, Miss Eyes; Suzanne Swensoni M' P I' ; L C , M' . SPONSORS: Mrs. Hairis and Mrs. Wilson '55 ersona W anora asmore '55 Giggles l A. 'i X ' x A Mary Dorsey munches out at the ban- Tomasita poses fora picture. Denise, Sissy, visit Mike at the State Con quet. vention, The 197778 year for the Future Business Leaders was a successful and fulfilling one. They Christmas caroled at Cresthaven Nursing Home and presented Mrs, Roeda Hada with a music box because oi her past fuifilling years at TJ as a nurse, in March, they attended con- vention in San Antonio, The Future Business Leaders ended the year with the annual banquet, which was to honor the graduating seniors x Pat, Linda, Daphne, Barbara, and Allen pose for a picture. FTA Helps Students With Future Future Teachers of America and Service Exploration in Edur cation GTA and SEQ meet daily challenges to student Interests. Here, the laboratory Is a grade school classroom, and members can get a firsthand look at what teaching is really like. They tutor slower students, spark added Interests for brighter ones, and mop up after everyone. The Christmas project us a major con- cern. Club members often give their own teachers special X ' . OFFICERS. Bottom, l-r: VICe Presment, Susan Collazo; Presrdent, Jamie Cosson Top row, Ivv: Vocalwonal Leader, Laure Casmore, Hxstorlan, Lon Dames; Secreiary, Reese Brous treats. sard; Treasuren Tem Deshazo; Parhamentanan, Sharon Carlson, Sining, l4: Paula Haley, Lenora Casmore, Debble McCorkle, Venena Felds. Sundinq, I-v: Jennifer May, Ellen Wood, Edna Woodall, Marv Fulton, Joanna Dumensml. Top row, l-r: Tern Deshazo, Phylhs Thomason, Diana Knobmch, Wendy Waller, Charlotte Bougeols, Madelon GOIdSmllh, Julre Richardson, Jamwe Cosson 199 FTA And SEE Give Students SEE students add VlSual ads and games to the room hbrarles wheve they serve as audes 3 A ' 4 , . - . , m . ' Ln , Sining, I-r: Phylhs Lamer, Ronda Bradley, Leshe Badgen, Reese Bvoussard, Julie Woods, Lon Eabm, Laura Casmore Standing, l-r: Jan HoweH, Deanna Dommgue, Danny Robbms, Man Bavbay, Dana Duboxs, Lea-Ann Hu , Jeanne Farrington, Sarah Weaver, Dawa Amdl Man LaGrappe, Lon Kube, Carole Fomenm, Lon Daniels 200 Chall en ge And Experience ms? . d Uigh0 Tern tells Santa what she wants for Chrls1mas Jefferson Jymnasfs Leap Into Action Girls in Jefferson Jymnasts fly through aer- ial cartwheels, perform splits, and do all sorts of flips. A favorite is a Pennytdrop on the bars. Jefferson Jymnasts, organized by Miss Sherrie SanAngelo, is an outgrowth of interest in the recent Olympics. The club begins new membership drives each quarter. They meet on Wednesday eve- nings to accommodate the greatest number possible. ' trighn Top row: Lori Kube, Nancy Latimer. 2nd row: Susan Hernandez, Knsty Cole, Rachel Cozad. 3rd: Susan Bur- leigh, Angela Simon tSecretary-Treasuren, Jane HollingsA worth tPrestdenD, Denise Johnson, Juliana Simon. 4th: Carolyn Wingard, Terri Nunez, Paula Conner. 51h: Melanie Melancon. 3 x Sponsor Miss Sherrie San Angelo flies through the air with the PresidentJane Hollingsworth shows her balance on the bar. greatest of ease! DON'T FALLH 3 0 2 . ,r . lillgEkWh$sm 3 E a ,., MI1IHI .ahih N ff mums... ,muawk' ,1 . Lon Kube shows how ? V . ' . ; I 1 . dlnales a split on the . Jane .M. E... $4,. . . chest stand 0mm? beam; FHA A Special Interest L Guest speakers demonstrating special interests in homemaking highlight a year-long program for homemaking students. FHA members represent a group most interested in this field. Monthly meetings follow a national program of study Socials, style shows, and state competition have been of special importance. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Standing, l-r: Mrs. MIHs, Mrs, Danez, Mrs. Convery. Sininm l-r: Brenda Simmons, Leah Huf1,CurIy Randall, Mary Summons. . ,;f1'l ' .53: J, A u .v . JL 3:31 b .W uny1. in; r, ! W Members Include I r: Seated: Connie Nettnay, Angela Ford, Becky Doucet, Gaul Jones. Standing: Angela Ewmg, Monica Polk, Lillian Lee, Kathy Lee, Kim Watson. 20A Chess Club Reunifes Interests MEMBERS. Greg Daws, Vmcem Sherman, Dwayne Singleton, Jew Castaneda, Kevm Mr. Hanks, sponsor, shows members Romero, Andy Hernandez, Troy Whne, Becky Gwlbert, ManThompson, Pat Wood. new mowes every week. The Chess Club was added to the growing list of clubs at TJ. The Chess Club, sponsored and created by Mr. Hanks, attended many tournaments at various other high schools. The Chess Club won first place the first time they attended a tournament. Tons Of Paper Collected '2 Active members separate newspapers from cardboard. Madelon carries a load of paper to the pvle. gt Members incIude: Michelle Williams, Harlen Guidry, presndent, Allen Zimmerman, Craig Thomas, Cindy McDonald, Mlllsa Blankenship, Johnalion Reeder, Madelon Goldsmith, Velma Orta, Kim Guidry. Not pictured: Jeff Castaneda, Leslie Ravey, Vir- glma Woods. Three tons of paper was collected at the Ecology Club's first paper drive. Each month the paper and cardboard was collected and brought to be recycled in Beaumont. With the money from the paper drives, the club went on a field trip to Big Thicket National Park. The club sponsors were Mr. Gothia and Miss Smith. Mr. Gothia does his share 01 the work 206 Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star . . . I'Life In Outer Space and UFOs were two topics discussed by the Astronomy Club. The Astronomy CIub, sponsored by Mr. Billie Tolar, met every week and discussed many topics of interest. If the sky was clear, Venus and sometimes Jupiter were observed. One of the major events was visiting the Plane- tarium in Houston James Fields, Presidem Mv. Tolar focuses Iowards Venusv David Molina observes the ouier space. MEMBERS: L- -r. Mr. Billie Tolar, Keith DuplechIn, James Fields, David Mollna George Colleni, Peter DeLaCruz, RIckv Lyons, John Haynes, Shawn MarIIn Jay Jost, Paul Morgan David Goebel, Jason Lockha 1,. STEVE V 207 Forensic Society Turns Out Attending ourof-town tourna- ments was of major interest to students in the Forensic Society. The students participated in Debate, Poetry and Prose Inter- pretation, and Informative and Persuasive speaking. The organization presents programs for local community organizations. HThe Forensic Society pr01 motes critical and logical think- ing and also creative communi- cation. It is the first phase for many students interested in poliv tics or in law careers, reports Robert Keeling, sponsor. ' ' ' - W n - Officers of me Forensic Society are: James Brown, secraaryqreasurer; Jim Magnus, President; and David Gilbert, Parliamentarian. Not picxured is James Fields, vicepresi- dent. a x1 3 1 1 1 ; David Gilbert - 12, George Colletti 1 11 Relaxed and Calm? - James Fields 1 11, Jim Magnus 1 11. James explains to Jim before preparing to leave for the PN-G tournament the principles involved in preparing me A11irmative Debate Briet 208 A Very Successful Year 9' amhors. 209 Performers, Thespians Stage Entertainment The JeHerson Pedormers and Thesplans work all year to prowde emenalnmenl for Thomas JeHerson students, To become a member of these organiza- tlons takes much time and effort A Jeffer son Performer musI complete many hours of work In order m be Invtlated Into the Thesr puans, The studems work diligently to pre- pare the background, lighting, dxrechng and aclmg for each play, They have dellgmed audiences m 1helv pvoducilons of CHARLIE'S AUNT, THE GLASS MENAGERIE, and THE ONE ACT PLAYV .... 1',I The cast of 'The Glass Menagerie mdude, Mlke DeClum, Rodney Swann, Julie Debnev, JeH VICE, Rhonda Strange, John Savell, DaVId Savell, MISS Touchstone, Roxanne Sm mons, Vince! Dxmrcell. Now,MikeIt'sdone1hIs way. A tendev moment between Julie and Mike In The Gas Menagr eriev Vincem and John get ready to perform. 210 MISS Touchstone takes time out for a pose Installation 0! Thesprans Include Roxanne Sxmmons, John Savell, Dawd SaveH, Cathy Ridgeway, Kathy Richardson, Ella Broussard What a peHect face' Spanish Club Spotlights Fun i w a om. A right pmk ballet shoe and a 1927 Coca-Cola calendar were just two items required m a Halr loween scavenger hum. A sec and socia! event was Ohnstmas Caroling by the forty group members. The final social event was a farewell dinnerfor the sen uors. A major event was a field mpto San Antonio. OFFICERS: Bottom: Mariam Ansco, VlCe Presrdent; Barbie Durso, Treasurer; Man Thompson, Progvam Chairman; Pat Wood, Hxstorxan; Mademn Gmdesmlth, President; JUIIS chhardson, Secretary; Sponsors: Mrs. Loukas, Mr, Hanks z N w J, - ,k . , . L Halloween brought out me 1rue beauty m The Spamsh Club made many posters during the football season. Leslle Ravey MEMBERS, L to v: Pal Wood, Mademn Goldsmith, Mark FoHerl, Ray Todora, Cary Erlckson, Marian Arlsco, Behnda Swanzy, Becky Vmer cure, Linda Castnlle, Velma Orla, Dorene Krause, Nancy House. Kneeling: Barbie Durso, Kathy Wnkms, Andy Hernandez : 3 00m The acuve members at the 197778 Spanish Club. Gem The Spanlsh Club sings dunng thelr annual Christmas party MEMBERS: Top, l-r: Gary Westby, John Haynes, Steve Troxell, Shanna Walker, Shawn Martin, Jay Jost. Middle: Darren Ravey, JoBelh Jones, Leslie Ravey, Desirae Leon, Lisa Dunkerly, Laura Wilkinson. Kneeling: Man Thompson, Belinda Morel, Not pictured: Julle Richard son, JettCas1aneda, Suzanne Castaneda. German Club Maintains Interest In Languages OFFICERS: Seated: Kim LeBlanc, secretary; Cindy Berryman, president: Julia Manske, commmee chairman. Standing: JII'I'I Magnus, vice president; and Helmum Mayer, sponr MEMBERS SeaKed: Kim LeBlanc, Cynthia Berryman, Roxanne Summons, Sherri Doubrava. Middle vow: Jane! Venghaus, Lisa Pro , Don Gross, Julia Manske, DaVId Albrigm, Andrea Lopes, James Johnson, Donna Borden. Back row: Chris Larcade, Edward Coons, and Joe Hardm. 216 JCL - A Club That Keeps The JCL us an abbreviation for Jumor Clas- SICaI League, and JCL Is TJ's Latin club. The club has been under the sponsor ship 0! Mrs. Geraldine Johnson tor several years. Prewous members of the club heartily wekomed in new members during Sepxember and Ocmber. Among the many meetings held each month, JCth December meeting was a Chrisr mas banquet. Several JCL members journeyed to Forest Park for the Gulf Coast Area Conr vention. Some smdents also travekzd to San Antonio for the Sme Convention. Besides conventions, the club had many other activities. Among mesa activ- itves, the club participated In the schools annual Foreign Language Night. The club also held its annual Roman Festival, consisting of various Italian foods we h pared by members of the club. . .e . h ,, 5 e; - j Th xgkexymr r k h f, Standing are: Thlrd year Student Melissa Blankenship and Ken JCL oHicers are: Sunding: Mary Robinson, First consul; Susan Carona fourth year student. Seated Is sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Straub, Second consul. Seated: Sharon Carlson, Ouaestor; Johnson. Wendy Wahher, Scribe. Light Of Latin Culture Glowing ' - $ 2 iffm L t r N J k ,7? Second year members are: Standing, I to 7: Susan Siraub, Mary Robinson, Mark Durso, Kevin LeBlanc, Robert Bowling, Jeff Crochet Rachel Cozad. Seated, l to r: Theresa Vaughan, Liz St Romain, Ellen Wood, Elba Torres, Sharon Carlson, Wendy Walther. 0 h, g: ' l, Fwst year members are: Back row, I to r: Clml Grady, Lisa Vaughter, Naomi Arable, Cass Vaughter, Susan Wagner Middle vow, l to r: Jesse Crochet, Alma Wolf, Turn Adams, Becky Rhodes, Mary Byerly, Jan Muler, Seated. l to r: Debble Hammomd, Pam Wm, Phyrlls Lanler, le Hollpauxr, Denxse Henry, Thymme Johnson. Slide Rule Finishes Tops! M . - A nmudi' . '- SLIDE RULE TEAM: Left 10 right: Rodney Woo, Chris Evickson, Dane Fowlkes, Gary Westby, Edward Coon, Hoben Richardson, David Prev 051. Onbm Mr. Jack Sell Sponsor. State participants Rodney Woo, Dane Fowlkes, Gary Westby. m 2 E s ggrggr 3; :22 agr$3 4.1i5.s:: d ggxiggg9w2..sm :: A4mNa:43FARgaeae DaneFawUzu 221 6111! 17563 qweA y 1 z z z 1 4 5 s 4 z 3 z 4 Y Radnay Won 4 5 Z 3 6 3 3 3 A A I 4 Rabat! Mamman A l A KZWJK Ramma CMLA 'ckA 5 Ema Conn W1 3 V David leva W! 9411th LMGLLQVIQ UM I TEM TOTAL 4 5 7 I Z 7 Z Z 1 Z 5 5 N . Nuvmz JH : lumen Mgh A . Mame Number Sense Team Winners s Mrs.June CapelmiSponsor Number Sense Team Gary Westby, Lonme Nenney, Chns Enckson, Lmda Prosperle, Gary and Lonnie ingure two heads are benev than one 3 E E m .. N m gagi$g :3 wgv a 3' 5 3: 3 v. n 3 .6 w E ?$ 5: 354 2;:37 33 33:31:3ibqa'p'ggngafkp CW EuchAon 3 3 1 I Z 7 I 3 4 Luuia. Pnobpme a 7 2 I 1 Kim Dodge IND 5 John HaynPA WI 2 I Lannie Nmmy IN! 5 3 3 3 3 Mug Am Hum KM PM Mood 6am; wuzby 6 5 TEAM TOTAL 4 5 Z Z 4 I Z I 3 N : Novue 220 Standing, left to right: Steve Garren Frank Conde. Sitting, left to right: Arlene Miller, Jackie Wicklifie. The PiLOT is an interesting, informative, news periodical produced by and for the students of Thomas Jefferson. Articles and pictures are chosen by the students and are usually based on school activities and local items of interest. Scholastic, as well as sports events, are recorded and can be read about in the PILOT. According to staff members Mrst Elaine Sellers, sponsor of the Pilot, is a pleasant, cooperative teacher of English as well as Journalism. She, along with a well informed staff, put out each month the paper we love to read, . .THE PILOT. The Pilot . . Serves Sponsor Mrs. Elaine Sellers 3! l Standing: Editor Debbie Hammond and Editor tsiningi Frank School Community PRINTERS: Mr. Guy Mercer, Mrs. Gladys Bell, and Claud Clihon. Photographer BI Jefferson Standing, I to r: Mike Gnggie, Joe Keller, Belinda Granger, Steve Garren, Shawn Oubre, Aiphe Wllharns, Arlene Mlller, Cllnton Lewis, and Jackie Wicklme. Sitting: U m 0 Linda Allen, Tessa Romero, Tma Benoit, Vickie Elton, and Laverne Banks. 222 HII IS the end of an era for the Yellow Jacket , commented Prunmpal Rouel Rothenberger recently. Mrs. Ethel Redman has sponsored the books telling the story of 31 years of Thomas Jer ferson history g sponsorship passes to a new planner next year as Mrs. Redman retires. HWe have had many wonderv ful staffs said Mrs. Redman. The Yellow Jacket has been a success both financially and edi- torially. Yellow Jacket Moves Mrs. Mike Redman, sponsor of the Yellow Jack! for the past 31 Mr, Robert Wonhy, photographer. years. Toward New Era SOPHOMORE SECTION: Edilor Tanya Bergeron, Becky Stevens, Jeff Cananeda and Danny Gonzales. x m 4.4 1M 24:. JUNIOR SECTION: Tamra Southerland editor, and Kathy Rmh- a'dson and deV Rob'cheaw- GIRLS SPORTS STAFF: Cindi mrham, Rochelle Clayton and editor Vanessa Scypion. 223 Staff Members Create . Senior Section editor was Gre Squire kiandinm. Others are Maggie Jara. Deana Allen, Jodie Hernandez and Tammy ierre. v. Faculty planners include Laura Walwram wdiv tom standing Desiree Ramirez, Lorie Babin, and Paula Conner. w ll Club workers were Jeff - Castaneda, Christine Trudy Downs Gante0 edited the clubs and organization pages. :Ilox, JyIIeRHafgrove, Others include Kathy Richardson, Lisa Rousseau, Tina Gleason, v argama amlrez and and smnding next to Trudy ado is Dona Landry who edited Sen- m back are Pam Espr iorCourt. n95a1 Rebecca Shoaf, Cll'ldl Durham and Renee Camaneda. 22A New Dimensions For Book Typists included Julie Fuselier and Cym- hia Keel. Other typists include Becky Stevens, Shelia Wag- ner, and Tanya Bergeron, Richard Melancon, boys sports editor, was assisted by Kin Gaspard. Others on sports section included Tum Hammond, Danny Gonzales, Jef! Hinehan, Joey anan, Danny Francos, Mark Bryant, and Bryan Pickman. WHAT WAS YOUR REACTION TO BEING CHOSEN AS A COURT MEMBER? W was great. KAREN NUNEZ Hlt was the highlight of my sen- ior yeah GILBERT DIAZ Hlt was an honor because I was chosen by friends and class- mates KAREN THOMASSON HI thought it was wonderful. The best part of my senior year at TJ. SHANNA WALKER King Don Stump Don Stump 228 Queen Vickie Elton Most Popular Boy And Girl Belinda Morel Grand Duke And Duchess Ellen Wood Gilbert Diaz 232 Karen Thomasson Ladies And Gentlemen 1 Tommy Becker In Waiting , X x J . v 1 .' f : x , . Q L , ; ' z I: u ' K : f -. E . ' f y; 1 ja$w L I Shanna Walke Carlos Trevino 233 Princes And .x , ' V 1L, .L , :5 . z I. - 5 'i , '- 5 w T , - , i 1. ': Sammy Trevino Reese Broussard m Lori Babin Jeff Smith Princesses Greg Fontana Karen Nunez Sue Lacy Kevin LeBlanc Senior Waltzers Lisa Allen Mark Durso Dayla Auld Tvm Adams Karan Bennett Kevm Snodgrass l l I fl 1-- Gayle Carr Davsd Allen Sue Dommgue Soon Wulllams Lisa Dunkerly Ruben Bowlmg K 2 P Q! . Anne Hes Ricci Pam Poluna Desrree Leon Allen Perkins Debbie McCorkle DaVId Gonzales The 1978 Senior Walt- zers were a big part of this year's Senior Court. The Waltzers' choreographer was senior Gayle Carr. They waltzed to the song Always and Forever, by Heatwave. The sponsor was Mrs. Janiece Marshall. Juhe Woods Kenneth Belaire Janlece Marshall, Sponsor 237 Court Dlgnlta ry Dale ngglnbotham Maser of Ceremony Cfar Tod Semcr Singer Joyce Benette Crown Bearers 10r the 1978 Coronation 1. Randy Brevell Junior Dukes And Duchesses Lisa Moore Jane Hollingsworth Randy Reese 239 240 Sophomore Dukes And Duchesses Tern Swanson . a v n Laura Lmthmum Steve Duvso Beth Alien Dwain Smgmmn Freshman Royalty IE - a . , , r. l . u .- . . -..4 Agffgrff' W -t nyAstx-ax 3.5; c; :$ km . - Mrke Moore Tessa Romero Julian Bruno Sassy Ramirez 111's the calm before the storm mollegm! BOBBY TAYLOR HThe same as being a Junior, WHAT IS IT LIKE TO BE except a year wiser. A SENIOR AT TJ? JOYCE BENNETTE It is like slippin' on a banana peel! JERRY TARVER It's a lot offun. CINTHIA SCOTT As Year Comes To An End Wow! What a Head. Linda Gordon Gordon Gorin Kelly Gossett Lynn Grado Rachel Graffagnino Gail Graham Gene Gremillion Vanessa Hagger James Hale Paula Haley Tlm Hammond Charles Hanks Carla Hansen Steven Hargrove Hewlet Harris Patricia Hawkins Janet Hayes Jimmy Hebert Carrie Henry Deanna Hensbe Arthur Hernadez Jodi Hernandez Louis Hernandez Dale Higginbotham Liz Hoffpauir Rodney Hollier Julie Hollingsworth Scott Holman Elisa Holt Karl Houston Lois Howard Jen Howell Leah Huff Mark Hughes Kenneth Hulin 256 Herds To The Class Of 78 Bambi Huval Anne Iles Nicky Infante Laurie Ingram Sharon lsedore Doug Istre Shelia Jacko Gail Jackson Willie B. Jackson Dane James Maggie Jara Dawn Johnson Liz Johnson Ernest Johnson James Johnson Kelli Johnson Kevin Johnson Scott Johnson Thymenee Johnson Gail Jones Margrena Jones Michael Jones Carolyn Joseph Jay Jam Lynn Kaffoglou Harriet Kenny Kurt Keys John Kirwin Lori Kube Sue Lacy Cyndee LaFrennie Mari LaGrappe Rodney Laing Dona Landw Lesa Landry Phyllis Lanier Kelly LeBlanc Kevin LeBlanc Gus Leday Belinda Ledoux Kathy Lee We Walk Down The Halls As Students Justa momem of Thought. . . We Must Walk Out The Doors As Adults Stephanie Lee Todd LeJeune Desiree Leon Jason Lockhart Bobby Loftin Ricardo Lopez Peter Loukas Tomasita Louviere James Lowery Greg Lozano Lori Luquette Linda Lynch David Magouirk Roy Mannino Mike Marroquin Robin Martin Chuck Matthews Carmealita Mayfield Donna McCauley Debbie McCorkle Tammy McGee Mona Meche Kyle Mehl Richard Melancon Meg Mickelsen Melissa Miller Nancy Miller Sharon Miller Terri Mingle Lillian Minnard Clarissa Mitchell Pam Mitchell Rozlyn Mitchell Mark Moore Belinda Morel Bobby Mouton Richard Murphy Robert Nations Loretta Newcost Dale Norris 260 Wdre The Ones Ronald NOTTIS Delores Nunez Karen Nunez Gunny Oberle Turn Oqumn Burnette Pace Brian Packman Ron Packman Perry Palmer Keith Palumbo RICCI Pampollna Lusa Paul Sharon Payne Tracy Pellum Allen Perklns Karen Perry Semonla Perry Mark Phillips Kelly Pierce Denise Pierre Tammy Pierre Tern Pinell Johnznhan Polk Donna Pope Darlene Price Seniors Prepare For Big Events Walt n 5 Cynthia cm Vanessa Scypion J4 Michael Shelton 5 Rose Shockley! Karen Sigbjornsson Mary Simm Juliana Sin'$4s .. 1y .3 263 Beatrice Simpson Scott Sims Jackie Singleton Mae Smiley Brett SmiIh Jeff Smith Zanthia Smith Kevin Snodgrass James Soileau Kenneth Soileau Thad Sonnier Olga Spiris Crystal Stamper Robin Stansbury Donell Stanley Glen Stanton Kelly Steed Debra Stelly Donna Stelly Becky Stevens Sperry Storm Susan Straub Don Stump Greg Suire Rodney Swann 264 Check Day Makes Seniors Realize Graduation Is Near Suzanne Swenson Nita Tapscott Jerry Tarver Kelly Taylor Bobby Taylor Randy Theriot Anthony Thomas Naomi Thomas Karen Thomasson Dorothy Thompson Marvin Tisdale Mark Toerner Bobby Tompkins Glen Tompkins Elba Torres Ricky Townsend Erin Trahan Yvette Tran Carlos Trevino Sammy Trevino Wildred Triplet! Steve Troxell Andrew Urban Mark Uzee Aletha Van Wright 265 Jovila Vargas Theresa Vaughan Ray Vell Carlton Veltz Mark Villemez Sheila Wagner Susan Wagner Shanna Walker Sherrie Walker Wendy Walther Randy Wappler Sue Ellen Ware Carol Watson Davud Wanerson Sam Wealherall Mark Weaver 2M Seventy This is not primarily the place where we have to be. It is the place where we are It is the road we must walk and the walking of it is called life. Sarah Weaver Robin Webster T-Bone Welch Howard White Scott Williams Many Williamson Anthony Windon Ellen Wood John Wood Julie Woods Randy Wooldridge Byron Zimmerman 267 268 Check Day Breakfast THE ANNUAL CHECK DAY BREAKFAST began at 7:00, Friday morning, April281hy The breakfast was sponsored by the PTA Scott Williams, Senior Class president, was Master of Ceremoniesy Ellen Wood gave the invocation. Musical entertainment was pro- vided by Tommy Becker and Tod Clarky One hunA dred and four Check Day awards were presented to anxiously awaiting Seniors as they munched out on ham and cheese rolls and donuts. After the break fast many Seniors followed the old tradition of skip- ping school for some fun in the sun. The1978 Check Day will not be forgotten soon. A Long Remembered Occasion x1; Wooly Sammy Scan, Greg, and Brian make plans lor 1he beach. I i j 1 V Friends are forever, Friends are for keeps. abon Tim and Klrt seem 10 have spotted the cameraman. Uigho Kun escorts Elba through the breakfast line. 269 270 Seniors Anxiously Await . k ' I L Aletha tinds Check Day a very funny occasnon, while a few friends seem to agree. Oncoming Check Day Awards Breakfast IhIS early in the morning? ckgsfut - Floyd Scheizner I .y . ony - Nedra Alpough v 53 Pe'rsonality I M a Mr. Ebony - Greg Davis MrI Personalny I Steve Miss Elin I Jodi He Miss wn I Sheri Doubrava V ., . Mn FIIII - Greg Loz Mr Wit I Kirt Gaspard , Miss Dimples - Sue Miss Best Dressed I Misti DevillI- MV- Dimples - Tim A r. Best Dressed I Richard Melanc Miss Drama I Laura 455 Legs I Dayla Auld Mr. Drama - Rodney Legs I Chip Lacy Miss Thomas Jefferson Eyes I Mari LaGrappe Mr. Thomas Jefferson es .- Kevin LeBIanc Miss Friendly - Ginny air - Lydia Cuellar I Greg Fontan I - Deanna Alle , Willie B. Jacks 4 ran Charle ' Alexis k issa Mil . Max Cormier V I - Julie Saunder Jason Lockart - Sue Lacy Dale Higginbo No Apathy Here! 275 This Is Your Life HThis Is Your Life was the theme of the Senior Prom on May 12, 1978 The prom began at 9, after the coronation Seniors and their dates entering the doors passed through a garden trellis. Flowers and ivy covered the tables, and streamers of springtime pastels swept across the ceiIing. Souvenir pictures were taken in an ivy laden gazebo Seniors danced to the music of Six Easy Pieces. Many Seniors went to the after-prom at the Light- house. A few held private parties in their homes. Also, Astroworld had a Senior Night honoring gradu- ates of 1978. This will be a memorable occasion for many because Seniors, HThis Is Your Life! 276 277 All Good Things Boogie to the beat of the band. Wlllle B, and Pat Someday they'll make two beautiful brwdes Must Come To An End Hey, where's my change? 279 The Race Begins Wall unm you see Friday mght wbova Caps and gowns were distributed qmckly With the aid of STU dents and Mr Jackson melowr Which way does the tassel go. Oh, my gown ws too bng!' And We Are Off wink .V g .'.e Anwszig . t I at lem The march was nnaIIy started. tabovd The whoIe semor class wnll agree mat practice day was a real Hscorcher. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL Port Arthur, Texas Remember The Last Time We Stood Together c Graduates show many dIHerem expressxons about Ieavmg school. Anne and Benny were two 01 line leaders for graduation. 283 ior Class Favorites Sen Don Stump Vickle Elton Belinda Morel melom Wlllle 3. Jackson Gilbert Dlaz 4 8 2 Shanna Walker Karen Nunez and Greg Fontana Karen Thomasson x ,7 1h. Sue Lacy and Kevm LeBXanc Lori Babln and Je Smith 285 WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN UNDERCLASSMAN? Wt means that I can't graduate this May. BARBIE DURSO Hlt means constantiy saying to myself and others, 1! can't wait till l'ma senior. ' HARLAN GUODRY Wt means it isn't all over with yet fortunately. DEBRA RODRIGUE Wt means you have a whole lot to look forward to in the future. JOHN SAVELL Hlt means you have another long hard year 'til you are a Senior. CONNIE EVERETT Hlt means that there's still some one ahead of you. DAVID RAYON Hlt means aiways having some- one older than you and waiting another year 'til you are a Sen- iorf' LEXIE MEECE Hit means waiting one more year till I'm a Senior '80, CRAIG SCRWNER 288 4-; $1; 3. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Gaspard, secreiary; Pat Draughon, president; Tracey Woods, Vicevpresxdenl, Jane Holhngswonh, trea rev JUNIOR CABINET: Wictured from I to 0 Mary Robinson, Becky Barksdale, Ann Montalvo, Susan Burleigh, Jane Hollingswonh, Leesa Clancy, Laura Wallrath, Rebecca Shoat, Lisa Rougeau, Pax Draughon, Brenda Bourgeois, Donna Gracedel, Twila Squyres. Shine In '79 289 Pamela Aclese Clarissa Acosta Cindy Adaway LOLHS Aqume DaVId angh! Deana Alibrmon Cassve Ames Colleen Anderpomt rus Vickl Antoine Laurl Aranda John Ardoln Marian Ansco Debbie Arnold Janet Austin Elizabeth Ausnn Paul Avery Rodney Balsamo Douglas Banks Becky Barksdale Steven Barres Wnlllam Beal Karen Beck Denyse Bell James Belle Marvin Bellamy Danny Bellow Terry Belshe Peggy Benjamin Tlna Beniol Cindy Berryman Melissa Blankenship Patti Blitch Marvm Boa'rnan Sidney Bob 290 Juniors Look Forward To A Fun-Filled Year Micheal Bob Guy Bodm Pamce Bodm Deena Bonm Rlckev Bonnette Donna Borden Judy Eorel Laurie Borel LOVI'I Boudveaux Ellzabeth Bourg Bvenda Bourgems le BOUVQEOIS Janice Bourque Danny Brack Julle Breaux Randy Brevell JeH Brmson Cindy Broussavd Klm Broussard Melissa Broussard BIII Broussard Dawd Brown Robert Brown Rosa Broxtan Wilton Bryant Susan Burlelgh Charles Burns Mark Burns Mary Bylerly Terry Caldwell Garrett Ca mpbell Ronnre Carson JeHerv Castaneda Becky Castro Helen Cavaretta Bart Cavendar Karen Chndress Darleen Christian Lesa Clancy Frederica Clark Ramona Clark Cheryl Clayxon Chem Coats George Collenl Christine Colllda LOUIS Conde Paula Conner Edward Coons Tom Cordle Kelly Cortez Kennem Coshman Kevm Cross Mike Crutchheld Martha Cuellar Llsa Dangle Brenda Dalon Kan Damels Kandl Danalo Pamela Deal Carolyn Delgaldlllo Julie Delony Jana Dension Peggy Dionne Kim Dodge Tracy Dommgue Juan Dommquez Amaziah Domomc Debbie Dorsey Laun Dorsey Edward Dow Trudle Downs Joan Doyle Josephine DUZIer Many Juniors Schedule c . A . .x Jay Drake Barry Dubose Laurw Duhon Joey Dunn Laun Durso James Dwyer Cammre Easterlmg Brenda Ebanks Dawd Edwards Sharon Edwards Marv Elckenhorst Tressa Etdom Steve Emery Doug Esplanoza Ray Espree le EstreHo Manm Fanette Sandy Ferguson Km Ferrerl James Fields Thomas Fltzpatrlck Debbie Flanagan Dtana Flores Kevm Floyd Paul Fomenot Colleen Fomnene Collette Fontnene Cheryl Ford WIIIIam Framer MISSIe Fnoux Kristy Fugelt Julle Fusehev Mark Fuselxer Theresa Gallagus Lynn GambOe Ruby Gaona Chris Garcia Laura Gama JaCMe Gordon Joseph Garner Bull Garner Jud Garnson Fred Garza Angela Gaspard Karen Gaspard Ronald Ga1es Jeanme Gaulreaux Lisa Gerrlens Molhe Gwonard Tma Gleason Mademn Goldsmtth Greg Gondron Sandy GonzaIes Danny Gonzales DaVld Gonzales Fujel Gonzales W3 Donna Gracedel Belinda Granger Benita Green Lucinda Greenwald n Gross Judlth Guidroz Charles Guidry Wayne Guudry Richard Guillory Kathy Guullot Laura Gunter Greg Guy Mary Guy Dana Haig Martin Hanzelip Greg Hale Ban Hamlter Debra Hammond Clay Hardy Tuesday Hargrove COIIIFIS Harper Ernest Hams Ywana Harrvson Cheryl Hawkins John Haynes Jennifer Herben Jackie Henderson Micheal Henderson Paula Henderson Ray Herrera Donna Hicks June Hicks Doug ngglnbolham Thad HHI Helen Hulstock Terri Hulton Ron Hodges Klm Hoggan Jamie Hollier Jane Hollingswonh Wendy Holstead Waynonen Houston Judy Howard Timothy Huben Brenda Hudson Jacquelin Hudson Allen Huf1 Clifford Hughes Ethel Hunter Jay Huval Reenie Iles Jeannie Ingram Angela Jackson Brenda Jackson Jan Miller Sharon Milner Barbara Mitchell David Mixchell David Molma Lisa Molina Ann Montalvo Llsa Monlalvo Lisa Moore Rebbeca Moore Roben Moore Bertha Moorel Kevin Mouton Darnell Netherland Lonny Nennay Liz Newsome Nancy Nicholas Stephanie Nicholas Robin Nicks Marie Norris Sandy Norris Kurt Nunez Micheal Nunez Richard Nunez Ralph Odom Barbara Oliver Nancie Oliver Donald Orgeron Elisa Orla Mark Ona VeIma Ona Darrell Pace Kathy Pampolina Allison Parker Valerie Parker 299 Terry Patio Don Pedrazo DaVId Percllul Jan Phillips LaJuana Pierre Gregory Plllltare Joey Pmman Barbara Pms Elizabeth Pool Keith Pope Patrick Powell Catherine Preston Althea Prevost Candis Price Jandls Price Lisa Prom Danny Prospene Lmda Prosperne Regan Provost Charles Ouisenberrry Deslne Ramirez DeSIrae Ramirez Ray Ranray Leslie Ravey Evanda Rawlins Jan Ray DaVId Rayon Laura Reado Randy Reese Barbara Revsner Jetf Rhlnehan Jay Rice Kirk Richard Kathy Richardson Ruben Richardson Shwana Riley Theresa Ritchie Lon Robbins Douglas Roberts Myra Robenson Renata Bobiheaux Trudy Robncheaux Mary Robbinson Kelll Robinson 300 Juniors Say: Three hum Down . . . One To Go Nicki Roccafone Nanene Rodney Debra Rodvique Phyllts Rodrique Kevin Romaro Trakena Romero Dorothy R005 Cynthua Hosas Geraldine Rosemore LlSa Rougeau Charles Roy Denny Russell Barry Hyman Elizabeqh 5!. Roman Jackie Sammuels Charles Sandoz Micheal San1ord Leslie Sapp Thomas Sappmglon John Savell Ernest Schroeder Sharon Schwmg Melbourne Scan Roderick Scan Rebecca Shoaf Teresa Shockely Rlcky Sclerandi Brenda Simmons Paul Summons Roxanne Simmons Danlel Simon Rum Simon WIHIS Simon Nathan Slnegal Thomas Small Damet Smnh Diana Smnh Kelly Smith Michae! Smlth Scott Synder Caner Sonneburg Tamra Southerland Michael Spikes Twnla Squyers Dana Smnsbury Craig Stark Ken! Sieed Roben Stewart Rhonda Strange Jean Straus Kelly Sutherland Belinda Swanzy Kenh Swanzy Allene Swenson Tara Tate Tammy Taylor Alvm Terrelll Danny Thenot Donna Therlot Charles Thomas Craig Thomas Julia Thompson Mathew Thompson Wayland Thomas Charies Thonon Ray Todora 302 Juniors Show Their Talent Bobby Toilvar Drusilla Towne George Tvahan Kathy Trahan Debbie Trapp Svlvua Trevmo KII'T'I Turner Owen Turner Vannesa Vernado Margaret Vaughn Lisa Vawter Christopher VelIz Jane! Venghaus DaVId Vevdine Paul VIdrIne Tammy Vldrlne Mike VIHarel Rebecca Vlnecove Charles Walker Laura Wallrath Gregory Welch Jon WeOdon Sue Weldon Gary Westby Molly Whahng Carla Whne Glenda White James Whne Monica Whlte Troy Whlte Hollns Wharton Karen Wlke Jefi Wilkinson Laura Wilkinson Alben Wlllvams 303 304 Micheal Phipps Karen Williams Michelle Williams Nancy WHIiams Patricia Williams Randy Williams Carolyn Wingard Patricia Win Gregory Woo Rodney Woo nglma Wood Edna Woodall Tracey Woods Tony Yams Glenn Zanoni Alan Zimmerman Turning Rings Brings Good Fortune To Juniors SOPHOMOHE OFFICERS: President, Monique Viamr: Vice President, Tracey Barnes: Secretary, Nancy Thompson. Not picmred: Trea- surer, Darlene Norris. Leaders Of Tomorrow SOPHOMOHE CABINET: Bottom row: Marla Bevens, Pam WIIIIalTIS, Darlene Norris. Middle vow: Barbie Durso, Dana Branson, Susan Hev- nandez, Tracey Barnes. Top row: Adrea Lopes, Brent Parsons, Jennifer May, Monique Viamr, Michelle Bruno SOPHOMORE GOVERNORS: Bottom row: Mark Adams, David Bell. Middle row: Karen ngmower, Jena Hardy, Klm MIIChe , Dauphine Bryant. Top row: Richard Rice, Becky Rhodes, Zachary Dames, Steve Durso. 307 308 Mark Adams Tom Alexander Beth Allen Jeanne Amalek Naomi Arabie Melllsa Armswad Mark Ashv Linda Baker Arthur Barclay Becky Bareford Tracey Barnes Susan Barton Renee Beal Marla Bevens Mike Beckcom Annie Bell Davvd Bell Joann Bell Leme Bell Angella Benjamin Carol Benjamm Janet Benjamin Ruben Berry Bnan Blackwell Mamn Blllch Beth Bodm Cheryl Bodln Jimmy Bonsall Tammy Booth Robert Boudom Lance Boudreaux Fay Bourgeons Murphy Bourgeols Jackle Bourque Nancy and Glenn beginning an evening lo remember. Sophomores Robin Bushnell .Larry, Moe, and Curleyv -..v Undergo A Change Dana Branson S1ephanie Bridges Sonja Brougmon Ella Broussard Gregory Broussard Janice Broussard Rodeney Broussard Troy Broussard James Brown Michelle Bruno Dauphine Bryant Gwendolyn Bryant Hubert Bryant Gene Burken Anme Burnaman Diana Burnham Donald Burrell Clihon Bush Kim Bush 309 Eddie Campbell Llsa Cannon Keith Capello Joey Capella Debby Cappadona Lilly Carnell Linda Carrmh Frederick Casimire Lawrence CainHe Linda Castille DaVId Casleberry Shari Catalina Julia Camey Jean Causey Carol Champagne Stanford Champagne Gorden Chance Craig Clark Linda Clark Stacey Clay Ronald Coats Kristy Cole Phlna Coleman Rhonda Coleman Greg Collazo Michelle Collins Jack Comeaux Lisa Comeaux Mike Comeaux Theresa Conner Marco Contreras Colleen Cooksey Chns Cormier Susan Cormler Hennena Cornell Arleen Conon Jeff Cotton Marc Covmgton Roger Covinglon Tommy Crane Cynthia Cruz Danette Cumming Donna Cunningham Freda Dailey Zachary Dames Darlene Danez Marga DaVIS Sharon Daws Carl Deckard Michael DeCIum Janice Defrancis David Degeyter Jacquelin Dejohn Mark Deleon James Demas Sherw Devme RIO ANe 1' w Experience Cathy Deyoung Debbie lerell Cmdy Dickerson Charles Dlmlcell Vincent Dummell Paul Domec David Dominguez Mannne Dore JIII Dorsey Becky Doucet Linda Dowden Demetria Doyle Josephine Dozrer Doug Drummond Laurie Dubous Stacy Dufour Ra ndy Dugas John Dumesml Charlotte Duplant Bull Durham Sherra Durman Barbie Durso S1eve Durso Michael Edwards Eddie Ellzondo Cary Enckson Doug Erlckson Solly Escobedo Parn Espinoza Gay Evans Angela Ewmg Andrea Falcon Steve Faymch Ella Fields Sheila Fmdlev Donald Finley Dana Fitzpatnck Auan Flores Glenn Fontenot Kristie Fomeno! Lisa Fonteno! Pamela Forse Charles Foster William Foms Muchael Free Dale Freeman Alan Frosch Mike Fuseller Llsa Gabler Arnie Garcia Angelina Gavcna Carol Gardner Alexander Garza Frankie Gennoso Ricky Gelz Ida leben Danny Glrouard Susan Goebel Angelna Gonzales Robert Gonzales Rosa Gomez Jacquelln Garden Stewart Garden James Graham Ban Gray Kathy Green Terry Green Christopher Grlfiin Wynoka Grlfmh Cheryl Grlggve JeVY Guudry Laura Gulllory Rober1 Gulllory Yolanda Gunner Michael Hamilton Mark Hannah Jena Hardy Julie Hargrove Stephanie Harmon James Harper Brion Hawthorne Lona Hebert Robert Hebert Steve Hebert Denise Henry Davnd Henslee Monica Herrera Andrew Hernandez Susan Hernandez Karen Hsghlower Wanda Hill Chris Hoffpaulr Robert Halter Raymond Howard Roben Howe Mary Hyatt Terrance Iles Erin Irvine Monica Jacqum Bridget Jefferson 312 Sophomores Participate In Andrea Johnson Ben Johnson Cindy Johnson Nancy Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Velma Johnson Kim Johnston Kim Jones Pam Jones Richard Jorgensen Samuel Joseph Jimmy Joynt Lori Juneau Brian Kasper Cheryl Kelly Faye Kennerson JeN Kibbe George King Dons Kirk Hank Kleespues Diana Knbloach Dorene Krause PePe Krumrnel Karen Lakocy Kenny Lalonde Karen Lange Shelly Lantz Scony Larue Nancy Lahmer Vernon Laurent Penny Leblanc Roberl Leblanc Carolyn Leday Albert Lee Mary Lee Tonya Lejune Sandra Leonard Kevun Letulle Laura Linthicum Regina Locket Larry Logan Ricky Lowery Paul Louis Ralli es Turn 3 1 ,, . Andrea Lopes 1 - a Felton Louviere ' Kenneth Lyons Rodney Lyons Shan Maiben Kevin Mallet Pamela Malveaux Julie Manske Kevin Maralsl James Marcel! Maureen Marroquin Rebecca Marshall Denny Martin Jose Martinez Jamie Mart Juha Matthews Jennifer May Carl May1ield Melllsa Maze Marcua McCall Julie McClure David McCoy Greg McEIduff Billy McMiIIIan Linda McPhaIl Lexie Meece Melanie Melancon Donna Menard Marla Menchaca Joe Mendoza Theresa Merriman Mark Miles Jerrilynn Miller Mark Mingle Claudette Mitchell Kim Mitchell Nadine Mitchell Tern Molma Gina Moore John Moore Juanita Moore Della Morales Charles Morgan Paul Morgan Julie Morrow Walter Moselv Dave Moser Kelly Mouton Dana Mouton Tana Mouton Carol Neal Cathy Neal Thomas Neeb Edwm Nelson John Nelson Dr. Pepper Out Large Crowds Darlene Norris Gail Nunez Terri Nunez Miguel Ortiz David Osburn Nancy Owen Daniel Pardue Bren! Parsons Deanna Patm Mitchell Patin James Pellerin Denise Perry Sheila Pete Edsel Peters Knach Pham Joyce Pierre Dale Piletere Anthony Pins Stephanie Placene Monica Polk .Beverlv Ponder Dana Potter Alice Powell Elizabeth Powell Palricia Powell David Provost Alan Pursley Jane Rachel 1'1va ,ukm. R: 3!. a Sophomores boost spirit at pep ralliesA 315 Sophomores Dominate Sonny Ramirez 3 Bonme Ransonene $ Paula Ratlm Darren Ravey Jennora Ray Vickie Rayon Kevin Resweber Jose Reyes Naomi Reyes Charles Rhodes Rebecca Rhodes Richard Rice Cynthia Richard Lenie Rlchard Camy Ridgeway Carol Riley Susan Riley Chns Rivas Ricardo Rivera Cindy Robbins Danny Roccafone Brenda Romero Cindy Romero Harrison Romero Lori Romero Michelle Rotondo Cheryl Sandoval Carla Sandoz John Sassme Namlle Schenk Charles Schmidtke Rose Schneider Jeff Schroeder Alfred Scott Christine Scott Craig Scrlvner Janet Scyplon Debbie Sharp Jeff Shelton Vincem Sherman Tommy Shuff Cathy Silva Craig Simmons Isacc Simmons Angela Simon Glen Simon Subrina Sinegal Patrick Small Jayvonne Smnh Roger Smith Stacey Smith Allison Sonnenberg Jonathan Spencer Mezella Spencer Camella Stamper Robynn Storm 316 Class Enrollment .,,,,,,,,! a a a James Strange . Nancy Straub Veronica Subla Marion Suggs Clay Sutherland Jerome Sunon Arnold Swanson Debra Swenson Terri Swenson Brian Tamen Suzanne Tankersley Karen Tanner Betty Taylor Carla Taylor Carla Thenol Mark Thenot Dena Thlbodeaux Tonya Thnbodeaux Jeff Thomasson Nancy Thompson Susan Thompson Chris Threadglll Charles Tobias Gilben Torres Dwayne Trahan Mike Tremom Pat Tremom Melanie Trlmble Terry Trimble Karen Tweedel Lisa Twist Sandra Uzee Ellen Valdez Jerry Vanderdoes Dawn Van Oster Lina Vawter Snaphen Verome Monique Vlator Je Vice Micah Vidnne Rhonda VIdrine Sheryl Vidrine Bryan Vincent Connie Walker Toma Wallace Shawn Walker Jennifer Wappler Vickie Washington Veralen Wmson Jennene Waners Colleen Watts John Weber Arthur Wells Kimberly Wheeler Jacquelin kaliffe r'K Phil sees something he likes. x I know someming you don't know. Jeff gives us a big smile for the annual. 318 Look Ma, no hands Bubba Brevell IS ready lo play ball. Some sophomores Jusl can't make It mrough TJ assemblies. 319 Kathy Wilkins Charles Wilkinson Jamie WIIIIamS Lori Williams Pamela Williams Patrick Wllhams Sammy Williams Phillip Williamson Mark WiIMord Todd Wilks Anhea Wilson Veronuca WIndon Kyle Woldluedt Alicia Wolf Pat Wood Latunya Wood Lisa Wooten Man Wright Jerry Yates Ronald Young Sarah Zeno 320 Sophomores End Great Year Anticipate Better Times To Come I see you, Mr. Worthy. HEY girl, what's up? What In the world is so funny? Doug and Man are among the Iine-up. 322 Freshmen Begin Their Years v r1; , I Dianne Gonsoulin, Treasurer Bren! Duhon, President Julian Bruno, Vice-Presudent Evelina Rodrigue, Secretary At TJ With Good Leadership Quicmred abova FRESHMAN CABINET MEMBERS: Back row, I to v: Russell Bourgeios, Jay Levingsmn, Bram Duhun, Jerry Jackson, Mike Moore, and Kenneth Harrington. Front row, I to r: Fellcla Gough, Dianne Gonsoulin, Molly Talbot, Lisa Lawrence, and Evelina Rodrigue. wictured righo Mr. Ron Stephens, spon- sor of Freshman Cabinet. 323 Fresh Start Journey Up TJ Alan Aldredge Tracey Armmtor Teri Barbav Rickie Bennen Sandra Black Tim Boney Russell Bourgeons Gale Britt Donna Broussard Jimmy Broussard Lory Broussard Ruthie Brown Julian Bruno LInda Burlelgh Ernesto Caballero Todd Canton Rosie Casion Debra Charles Tracey Chauvm Mary Chealam Robert Collazo Karen Cross Dianna Davus Linda Deieon Momca Dellno Paula Deluna Julie DeVIIIer Mark Dewller George Diaz Edwin Domlnlc Brent Duhon Joanna Durnesnil Muchael Durso Daie EIcher Cmdy Elliot Linda Fey Mark Follett Joesph Fuseller Dommgo Garcia Kyle Garvard Cooty finds there is work, work and more work, Richard says, the devil made me do it. Gbovd Benny bves lo munch. Gd0 Craig and Jerry seem enthur snasnc. 325 326 Rebecca Gilbert Dianne Gonsoulm Gina Gonzales Mmdy Golhla Marv Gough Fay Granger Tim Gray Kathy Guthne Darlene Ha rgrave Kenneth Harrington M'chael Hernandez Stacy Hernandez LetICIa Herrara Nancy House Angela Hughes James Hughes Jerry Jackson Em Jetterson James Johnson Karen Kelly Sara Kelly William Kennedy Manlyn Kennerson Kamy Kluns Michelle LaGrappe Debra Landry Melanie Lanclos ChI'IS Larcade Richard Lasselgne Llsa Lawerence Susan Lawerence Judy LeBlanc Joel Levingston Mark Lewis Denms LIVer Joy Lofton Roben Lopez Samuel Lou's Vlckl Lyons Linda Luquene Frosh Get Many Opportunities .9 . 'jc-uiag' s . 1 .59 To Expand Knowledge At TJ 2.223 . ! Mary Madmon Thad Marlasl Sharon Marcamel Ronnie Manoneaux Jodv Martin Craig McGee Carla Mules Mike Moore Arno Nezy Enc Nunez Theresa OI'IIZ Richard Pearce Suzanne Percnm Cathy Phnllps Sandra PhllllpS Wmda Pnre Monroe Powell Conme Prospene Todd Pugh Suzanne Radlev Lon Ramirez Sara Ramirez Pamcla Richard Kaprlna Richardson Ricky Riley Eddle Ruchey 323 Frosh Reach End Of First Step Brent RObIHSDn Cara Rodney Evehna Rodrigue Tessa Romero Alfredo Rosa: Melessa Rouly Anna Roy Annene Schwanzenburg Debbie Sherman Sarah Sherman Linda Simon Shelly Simon Carmel Spencer Ja mes Spikes Scott Smmon James Slinnen Terry Stokes Marcetla Stroder Kelly Sulre Molly Talbot Salvador Tamez Elaine Thomas Kelly Tnpton Eleanor Trahan Michael Trahan Joni Tucker Michele Tweedel Kevm Veneable Paul Verome Terry Wallace Vallery Ward Sharon Watkins Jill Weber Karen Wiggins Cindy Williams Richard Wlsenbaker Michael Young Check Day Brings Year To A Close The breakfast gave Freshmen a last chance 10 be together. Freshmen found the breakfast very refreshmg, The Hmunch out Md was 31 me breakIasl. SENIORS GIVE CLOSING STATEMENTS ABOUT YEARS AT TJ. The four years that I have been at TJ have been really greax. Although my senior has been by far the best, I can't wait until graduation. LAVERNE BANKS Hlt's been hard and long, but I'm glad as ebleep' to get out of here. GREG LOZANO IyMy three years at TJ were great, especially my senior year. KATHY LEE HMy years at TJ were great, I wish, in a way, that I didn't have to graduate, but I'm glad to get out. SAMMY TREVINO uRight now I am glad to be get- ting out, but later on I'll miss it. SUZANNE CASTANEDA Hl've always heard that seniors can't wait to get out of high school, but they all regret it when they do I already miss it and I'm not even out yet. DAVIDALLEN Ul've heard that the last months of your senior year fly by, but I had no idea that time would pass so fast Even though I can't wait for graduation, l know that I'm going to miss TJI' SUZANNE SWENSON ttMy four years were great and especially my senior year. I'm gonna miss the great times I've had. GREG SUIRE 331 SENIOR PARTICIPATION ACLE SEI MICHEAL Congress I2, Drama I0 cIoId Conven VIOFI II, I2, DECA II I2 AIea FIIIaIIsI I2 ADAMSIT EocmaII 9; LeIIeIed 9, Track aIIa FIeId II, IID, I2 Go Id Con VEHIIOHE Iod HeI aIds I2 HonoI RcII III I2, HI h Honor RaII I0 vaIIIon 7 IIaIIman 9, NaIInIIaI HonuI SocIer III I2 SenIOI WdIlIErs I9 8 3 o ALEXISI KENNETH FooIbaII II, I2, LeIIeIed I2, Honma Me MenIInII 77, Serum WaIIzErs I2 AILEN DAV EooIbaII9 I0, I I2, LeIIeIed9, I0, I2 TIaUI and EIe Id I0. Lenevea I0. 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AII RegIon Band In II TEAAIeaE d I I II nnoI Ea a II I JeIIeIson GymnaSIICS I CRAWFORD, BRENDA CHOCHUJEFFERY Congress I2. mee Eusmess Leadevs VI 2 PVeSIdeN Honor RoII Io, II, I2, JunIoI CIzsseIczl Leagu 2 II I2 avuon oII IIIIon NahonaI Hnnor SoCIer He, I2, YeIIow mm AnnuaI I2, JunIor EmIaI EaIIoI In Chlel I2 CROCHET. JESSE CongIess I2, HIgn HonoI RoII Io Honov RoII ll, I2, Jumol ClaSSICaI Lea ue I2, Manon Conven Ion I2, NaIIunaI Honor SocIer II. I2, IeIIow Jacket AnnuaI I I, I2, mm In CIIIeI CULLLAR, LIDIA I2, SwIngSIeVS II. I2 I2 MOI PD AIIIIuI HonoI EaIId I2 TeIannes I2 CUMMING, LORI He no 9, I0 II I2 nag CoIps II, EthIde I2, AII EdIIoI I2 DAIGLE, ROBIN HOCE I2, HOCT I2 DANIELS LON HECE HISIOVIan I2, Honm Flo II 9 I0, I2 Maroon ConvenIIoII I2, FTA IO,II I2, HISIOHan DAVIS, GHEGOHV Ba n,le II I2 Fm mensm SocIerl II, I2, Gold ConvenIIonI 0, I2, HonuI Flo IIIo, II SpamsIICIubI DEFRANCIS. KAII-Iv IIonoI RoII 9, I0, II, Mavoon Conven IIon I2 DEGEIIER, DALE DEJOHN, BARBARA Ienms ,F LA I2, FHA PIesIdeIII 9 HonoI RaII9, I0 II I2 JunIOI cIas sIcaI League II I2 AnnuaI SIaII II I2 DELACRUZ PETE Track and FIeId I0, II Manon Con IIIIo DELINO JODY DEMENIMARK Foomau9, LEHEIed Io, CabmeI9, I0 HomeIoom Gov er IIoI LI Govemor I0 Manon ConvenIIon9 I0 II I2 DESHAZO, TERRI Ca I0 II he easuIeI I2, A CaaeIIa I2 MDnIICeHo I , II, FoIen sIc Scum I ConvenIIorI Io, I2, HeIaIds II TIeas I r I-IonoI RoII9 I I 2 Hussar II Assm II cna'pIam I2 Treasur IeI DESLMTE, THOMA GeIman CIub I2 FarIIamenIaI-an DEVALL MARSHALL ID, II, I aIIaIIaI HoIIOr Some 9, I, I II Area FIVIRaKIS! II, I UIL Heg-onaI SoI EnsembIe IsI DIVISIon on Cla sI ale 9 I0, II, I IsI DmsIon c I Ensembie I0 II UIL SIaIe Solo and Ensemb sIorI Solo AII PoII AFIHUF Ho onoI Band IBOV MUSICIan I2, Ame'I nLegIon Bays SIaIe I977 Bays Slams Band I977 DEVILLIER,MAFIY DEVILLIER MISTI Cab bmeI I0 II, I2 IeIIuw JackeI nnuaI I2 FIIoIsIaIIII DEWITT, JOHN E d 9, I0. II, 12, Ebbhde Busmess SIzII I2, HIng HDrID' ROM 9 HunoIRoII II, NaImIIzI H n I I2, AII PaIIAthuI Band! DIES, ELIZABETH DMZ, GIL Y CabmeI 9, I0 II, I2, Congress II, I2, Gold ConvenIIon 9 GoveInoI I0 I2, Goo poIIsmanshIp League I2, CIIIIeII aI Ihe MonIII Jan I2, SI Cour! GIand Duke I2 DOMASCHK GARY Tvack 2nd FIeIo I0, II, IIIee ed I0 DECA I2 HonoI ROM 9, PIIoI SIaII 9,! I0 AnnuaISIaH II HomeIo TIeBSuYEI I2 DOMINGUZE, BRIAN GoIIII, DOMINGLIE, DEANNA Hono: Roll 9, I09 II I2, Hussala I I, I2, NaIIaIIaI HonoI SoCIer 9, I0, II, I2,SEE I2,FTAI2 DOMINGUE, SUE CabIrIeI I0, II I2, Cangress I0, II NaIIizIIaI'HoIIoI SOCIEIV I2 BalgIV! Io, II, 2, SenIor Com Duchess I DORSEY MA FELA I2, HonoIRoII9, I0 VOE II 12 DORSEV. RHONDA DOUBRAVA SHER FBLA I0 GeIIrIaII CIIm I2, HonoI R0 II Io II, I2 HussaIs I,I I2, VICE PIesIdenI I2 NaI-onaI HonoI Souew DOWDEN, CLIFF Track and Fleld 9 Chan 9, ID, I2, Hanm Roll 9 I0, DR AUGH Baseball Io, II, N.Saskemauq I0 II PresIdeIIIoI l I: I2 Gold I2, aI son ConvenIIorI II, NaI Iann Honor SocIer ,I2 DRUMMOND, DEAN GcII ID II I2 DUBOIS DA NA HonolRoHQ, I0 II I2 Hussars II I2 Cy mDGlSevgearIl I2, FTA I2 DUHONJ LON Baseball I2 CangIess9 I2 DUHON, T Band 9 I0, II, I2, LeHEied I2 I Den 9, Fvench CIub II. SIudenI HoIa IIaII DUNKERLEV LISA I2,CIIaIIIIIaII l0, II, I2 NaII'onai Hone: Somsw II, I2 Spamsh cm H, '2 DUPLECHIEN, KEITH TerIIIIs II I2, LPIIWrd 9, I2, HIgh Humor Roll 9 ID DURHAM, CINDI anon Cnrwenhon I2, YFHOw JackeI Annua DUFISSEAU, PRESYON ngh Honor ROM 9, ID, WAC WDII Speed SkIIIaIOIange DURSO, MARK FooIbaII I0 II LeIIeIed I2, Track and held 9 Ban 9, Cabmel 9, I0, II, , Honors and OIIIces 9, CongIess 9, League II 2, Icon ConvemIon 9 I II I2 Em I CnmmIneelD NaIIoIIaI Honov 300er I2, SenIaI WaHlevs I2 CIS sOIIIces 7 Meg DURSO, SUSAN EAST. DENNIS ELLASON PEN Solo and EnsembIe SwIIIgsIeI II, I2, I2, SErIIor WaIIzeIs I2, ELLISON, MARK ELIZONDO, JOEY ELTON VIKC IE AIIIIeIIcs 9 I0 Honovs and 0mm: I2 Class OIIIreIs SenIoI Com! 7 Queen! I,2 Cabmel 9, Congress 9 I0 Se Etrevarv ID, 2 lMSWILLR, DANIEL ERICKSON CHRI 5 6qu Convenhon I2, HIgh Hanor RoII 9 HaIIIo no II In , II, I2 Govemur umeI 00m aI oorI CunvenIIu IIIO Numbev Sense9 I I I2 NalnIDnaI Hanov 500er II I SIIde RuIe I0 II I2, Spamsh Gun II I Awan IoI MaIII and ScIence II abmeA Iez Language TeacheIsAssocIaIIarI Man: 9 II ESIRUDA LIONEL FARRINGTON, JEANN oId ConvenIIon Io, HonoI RoII 9, SEE I2, FTA I2, Texan IoI Homecummg FARRINGTON OWEN oId ConvenIIaII 7 Exe euc IIV 2 Com mIIIee I0, II I2 HonoIRoII9 DECA SENIOR PARTICIPATION I2 FARRIS, RODGER FAULK CIN DY cm; 9, II, MonIIceIIo choII I2 GoId Convenllo I2 FIELDSO, VENETT II, I2, YeHowJackeIAnnuzl I2, FTA Io FILIS PA ULA Band 9,10,!LCho-r II HonaI mm 9, I0, II, VOEI2 FINDLEY,ARYHUR SIu den I Mama 7 Foo III; II Io, II, I2, BasebaII II, I2, Eand9 I,0 I2, Go In Con venuon I0, HIgh Honor RoH Io, JeIIeIsorIIarIs I2 KITZFATRICK, JAMES Band 9 FLETCHERJILL FLORESKEVIN FLORES, MIKE FONIANA, GREG FoolbalI 7 LeIIeIed 9. 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Thick II, I2, Honm RuII 9, I0, Homevoom Governor I Ma aroon ConvenIIo on GONZALES, DIANNA Ba nd9 I0 II, I2 HonovHoIIE, I0, 1,2 SpanIshCIub bl2 GOODMAN, CARLA GORDON, DURW N FooInaII 9, I0, I I2 Leuevea 9 I2 TI am and FIeId 9, LEIle'ea 9 GORDONL IAND FHA II, I2, Honurs and OIIIceII, I2, VKQ PYESIUEHI oI IIIe Semav 75 Sam and CIVIC GORIN,GORDON Tenms 9, Chan 9, I0, II . 2 Honovs and 0mm I0, II I2, Cam I , .I I2 YeHow JackeIAnnuaII GOSSETTE KELLY SIIHweH CosmeIoIogv Honavs and OIIIceVICA II, I2 GRADO, LYNN DAVID FouIbaIl Io, mum 9 I0 Ma aIIageI Congvess Io, GuId ConvenlIon Io, Hm R0 II IO, U, l2, Maroon Con veman GRADY, EDWARD c oII9, I0 II, I2, Honors and OIIIce Acmevemem. MusIc JoumaIIsm GRAFFANINO. RACHEL Dvama I I I 2 GRAHAM, CHARLES GRAHAM, GAIL Dvam ma I0, II, I2, Honors anaOII Ice II I2 FBLA II, God Cunvenhon I0, II, HECE I2 JeIIevsorI PevIOImevs GRALINO, THOMAS GREMILLION, GENE BasebalI Io, II, HECE I2 GRIGGIE, MICHAEL FooIbaII 9, I0, II I2, LEHeVed I0, I2. 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RAVEORD HOLLIER, RODNEY DECA I I I2 I old ConvenIIon I2 Hem sI2 HIgII HonoI II II H noIRuII II0, I2 HUSS:I OIIIceI I2 nCnnveIIIIoII I , NaIIonaI HonoIoSocIer I2 5 ANIE Tvack and FIeId II, Chow I2. MonII I, Maroon ConvenIIorI I2. YeIIow JackeI AnnuaI II. OIIIceI II INFANTE, NICKY INGRAM, LAURI E Band 9, ID, II, I2 HeIaIds I2, Lab Bana9, Io, II I2 FIngOIps sII ISEDOHE,SHARON and 9,6 dConvenIIon Hr, HECE I2, Homemo m Secre Ia y,II I2, voE II, Fqure TeacheIs uI rAmer Ican II I2 ISTRE. DOUG JACKD SH EILA CabmeI I0 II 2,,ChoII9 CongIess II, FoIansIc SocIer I0, Future Hnmemakers a anvenIIun 9 I0 II, I2, HE E I PIesIuem. HeI aIds I2, Hunov ROM 9, 2 Ho e room 00 mm I0, I Governor I2 JeIIeIsoII NPeIIoImeIs I0, Fre cII cum 9, Io,N mDeI Sens e9, SIIde uIe9 JACKSON, FRANK JACKSONGAIL AIhleIIcs 7 VaHeybaH 9, LEIIered 9, Cabinel , ongressI . qu Con ventlon I one! Ron 9, I0, II, aroonConverIIIorI10,I JACKSON, WILLIE B AIhIdIICS - Football Io, II, I2 meIoom GoveInoI I2, AII red I I H DIsIIIcI JAMES, DANE JAFIA, MARGARITA JOHNSON, DAWN JOHNSON, ELIZABETH JOHNSON. ERNEST Gold CanvenIIon I0, '2, LI Governov Io, ManoII CanvenlIorI I I JOHNSON. JAMES Iman Club I2, Maroon Convenllon JOHNSON, KELLI DECA I I, 12 JOHNSON, KEVIN AIhIeIIcs - FooIbaH 9, Track and FIeId .Guld Convennon Execmwe CommI Iee I2, HIgII HonoI RoI I2 JOHNSON, SCOTT JOHNSON, THVMMEE Chen 9, FquIe Busmess Leader: I2, qure Homemakers 9, GoI onven wJackeIAanuaI II, I2, ome meeroom ovueas be! I hoI aIsIIIp Man: 9 5mm: Award 9 JOHNSTON. DEBRA JONES, DARRELL JONES, MARGIIEI Caaness I0, Gold ConvenIIon I0, II, Honor ROM 9, IO, Homemum le, Maroon Cunvemmn Execque CaOmIYIIIIeeI JONES, Ml CHEAL Ban d.9 HanuIRoII9, IO ,ManoII Can venIIoII I0, French CIuby 9 DECA II, I2 JONES, PATRICK CongIess IO, Honor ROM 9 JONES, TIMOTHY AIIIIeIIcs 7 BaskelbalI II. TIacII and JOSEPH, CAROLYN u e Hamemakels I2, HECE I2, HIgII Honor ROM 9 JDST, JAY AsIronomy Dub 12, Almel'lcs 7 Ten Ban I0 I2, HonoIse and OIIIIces 9. I0, II, I2 CanIneI 9 I , I Id Can venIIoII 9 I I2, Hon I Roll 9. ID, Home In Governav 9 I0 IeIIeI somans I I won WW II 9 ID, II, I2 Spamsh Club I2 Marchmg Band I Symphomc Band lo, I KAFEDGLOU, LYNN KEENAN, KELLI KEITH, MARK KELLER, JOSEPH KELLY, GLENDA KENNY. HARRIET KEYS, KURT KIRWIN,JOHN FooIbaII 9 I0. Len em! 9, I0, TIa and FIeId 9 LeIIeIed 9 Gold CorIveIIk IIo II,IO II, HonmRoIIe, Io II, I2 KEU VaIIevball 9 mm ed 9 Maroan CoII en I n9, GymnaSIIcs CIub FTA LV,AC AIIIIeIIcsR 9, I0, I2 stkeraII 9 II, LeIIeIed 9 I0 GoId Convenhun 9, I0, II I2, HonoI R0 II 9, I0, II I2. NaIIuIIaI HanoI Some er9, I,D II, I2 CHM; and HonoIs 7 cm zen oI me Monm I2, III CapIa-n EasketbaH 77 7a LACY, SUE Band 9, IO, I2 SwmgsIeIsH 9 I0, Idem, Dmcn PII cess I2 I Checkdav WEI CIIIZEII oI me M nlh Am 77 a CommunIcalIon vIce PresIdenl LAFLEUR, AARAN AINEIICS 9, IO, II, FoomalI 9, 10, II, Band 9 LAFRENNIE, CIND2E aned I I2 CabIIIeI9, I0, II, dI IIonaI Honors and OI'ILES AII RggIon Hand 9, ETA 9, I0, II LAGRAPFE, MARI Czbmel 9, I0, II, I2, TIeasuIeI 9 7 GE r ram Io, CTheckday Sewer II PSI Lambda LAGRAPPE, MIKE AdaIIIo'naI HonoIs and OHIces DE F'In gram UUHD ER AsIIonomy cm I: I0 , , Band I0. II on and OIIIH I2 GeIrIIan CIub II HIgII Honor HoII II, I2 JeHersomanS I0, I NaIIonal oI SOCIPI II I2. I Sense I0, AddIII naI Honovs and OIIIces UIL ScIeIIc I VIC PIesIdenI NaIIonaI MeIII ImaIIsI LANCLOS. GREGORY AIhIeIIcs 9, I0, FooIbaIl 9, I0, HonoI RoH 9, AaIIIIIoIIaI Hunurs and mm; 7 DE I2 LANDR BNE SIIIIweH .. BmIaIng TIade LA NDRY DON CatIIIIeI I0 ILA I2,cheeIIeadeI9, II, I2, HonoIs and OIIIces I2, Congress , 2, 12, I0 II I I CunvenII II I HomecooIIIGove DY I2 cII I II, Hon RoII II YeHow JackeI AnnuaI SIaH I2. AddIIIonaI HonoIs a d OIIIces 7 szen oI III mh I RoIaIIan GuesI , ,IumuI Duchess LANDRY VoIleyb:H 9 LeIIeI ed CabIneI 10, II. I a 2 gr 0'0 22 IIonaI HonoI vs AwaIa9 I0 and OIIIce97 NEDT LANIER, PHYLLIS FquIe Homemakevs 9 IO, Harms and OIIIces 9, G ConvenIIcn I0 HIgII HDIIOI RDH 9, HonoI oII ID,H SaIS II, I2, EaIIIonn II, JurIIOV Cias SICaI League I2, NaIIorIdI HoIIoI Sou erq LAIIOLAIS DAVID IEBLANC, KELLY LEBLANC, KEVIN IoomaII 9 I0 II I2 LelleIEd2 In AII Grade ,IIacII and EIeIcI 9, II, Iwed In AH Gvades Cabmsl I2 FOIL: w 502m ID, Hon H II I0, Hams: IIIIIIIIII Govemovl ,12 ImIoICIas sILaIL dgue II I Cum 2, II I2 Na IIonaI Hnrmr Sonew II SENIOR PARTICIPATION I2, AddIIIonaI HoImIs and OIIIces 7 Serum courI7 Rm LEDAY, GLIS SIIIIweII 7 Aqu Body LEDoux, BELI NDA Fu IuIe ausIness Leadevs II, 12, G d 2, HIgII Honor Roll 0, HonoI RoII 9, II, I2 Na lIOHaI Ye Ilow JackeI AnnuaII2,FBLAII, I,2 DECAII, I LEE KAI HY ANNE CabmeI I2, FHA I2 Gold Convennon 2, Mar Icon Convemm uIrI LEE, STEPHANIE DIama9, RECE9 LEJUNE TODD Foam baH 9, LeIIeIed 9, Baseball I0, TvackandFIe LEON DESIR VuIIeybaII 9, Lemma: 9, Han I2 venue 2 Honor RoII , I ameI om LI 00v 079 I II JeI Spam CIubII I r I0 2. IetI AIIendance I I can Leglon AwaIa HIgh SewIce Award 9, High Scholalec Awavd LEWIS, CLINION aId CanvenIIon I0, II, rooIbaII 9, BaskelbaII 9, Chan 9, HECE 9, Honor RuII 9 LOCKHART, JASON Asuonomy cm: II, I2, Band I0, II, I2, Ecology cm: 9, Honor ROM 9, I0, me III GoveInoI , , arson ConvenIIoII Io, E Commmee II, Hench Cqub I2, SIIde RUIE 9, Spamer Club I I I2 m I m LOFTDN, BOBBY LOPEZ, RICARDO hack and FIeId I0 II I2, Lenered I2 LOWERVJ MES HIng HanoI Ra II 9 HunoI Ron 9, I0,I 2, Na no IIaI'HoIIcIIst mew I0, II, I2, AddIIIDnaICIIIce DE CIu bs oI Amenca I2 es and Honors LOZA N0, GREGOR FoolbaIIS, II, I0, I2 LeIIeIedIn II, I2, Yen ms 9 d 9, I0 Oman and Honovs 9, I0, NIIIe Who Dared CIu LOUKAS, PETER EooIbaII 9, Leneved LOUVIERE, TOMASITA EaskeraII II, Track and FIeIu II IOI CISSSICEI League I I I2, DECA I2n LUKAS, NANCY LBUOAJEITE LORI 9Io, II I2 SwmgsIeIsI'O, II, I2,n dSeIg earII, Cabmel 9, I0, ante OIIIce AIa I2 7 3H veav LYNCH, LINDA McCAULEv, DONNA HonoIs and OIIInceSQUILg. I0, II, I2, UILSoIaznd EnsembIe I0 0, II, I,2 RegIonaI 9m, HonoI uII9, IO II, I2, NallonzI HonolSocIerlI, 12, ETA9III MCCOBKLE, DEBB HDnOISOCIeW 9, I I I2, ETA 9m PIes I0,I ,,I2 ServIceAwar 9 MCDANIEL, LIONE ooIba II9, Io EasketbleQ, Track arm EI,,,eId9I0IIaer I,oDIa aII, I2, Equre Homemagkevs I2 Honor R0 II 9 McGEE, TAMMY VOEI I,2, Honovs and OIIIces Tvea suIeI McKEE, MICHEAL MAOUIRK, DAV ID Tuck and held 9, SIIIIweII 7 BIdg MANNINO, ROY MARROOUIN, MICHAEL FooIDaI MARTIN, JAMES MARTIN, JOHN MARTIN, RICHARD SIIIIweII 7 BIdg Trades MARTIN, ROB SIIIIWEII 7 CosmeIoIogy, VICA II, Secvele MARTINEZVIRGINIA MATT,CLAV MAYFIELD,CARMEALITA BaskelbzII I2 LeneIeu I2, Track and FIeId I2, HECE I I, HIgh HonoI RoII I2 MEAUX STEVEN MECHE, MONA MEHL. KYLE MELANCON, RICHAR D Foalbau II, CabIIIeI II, FquIe EusI I ,6 Id ConvemIorI II, Exerulw! CammIIIee Ha eroom LI G DY I a II ConvenII I'I I0, I 2 Y Ilow IackeI AIInuaI ,Honors and OIIIcesI 2 MICKELSEN MEGAN TennIs 9, Band9 I0 II, I2, Ho onoIs I , I ,I2, EDDIIde I0, II, I2, GDId Convenuun II I2, th HDnorRoIIQ, Io, Na IIno aIHonoISocI sly 9, I MILLER, CURTIS MILLER, MELISSA 5,9 I0 II, I2, Lemma: 9, I0, II, I2, Band 9, In, II, SwIngsIeIs I0, Honov RoII , Homeroom Irea suIeI MILLER NANCY CanIneI'Io, II I2, Congress IO, II, zCIase Sane Iary I2, Board oI Governors I2 MILLERSHARON Track and FIeIrI 9, IO II, VoIIeyball 9, ID II, I2 MINGLE,TERI MINNARD, LILLION 0, II, I2 Congress II, JeIIeI sEonIa ans II Ma anorI ConveIII IIo II II EIeIIcrI Club I I, Semov WdIizeIS I2 MITCHELLCALVIN MITCHELLCLARISSA MIICHEL HIgII HanoI RoII II, I2, HonoI RoII 9 I0, HussavSII, I2, SEE l2,FTA I2 MITCHELL, ROZLVN Chow I0, Maroon ConvenIIon I2, Sen Ior WzIIzeIs I2 MOORE, MAR FoolbaII I0 IKI, I2, Lenered I0, I avoun Cunvemlon I2, JUFI'IOV Duke OuIsiandIng DeIensIve Plz SI 77, Team CapIaIrI 77 7a, AIIDISIVICI 77 MOORE, ROBERT cnoII II, A Capell a I Honors and mm; II, II PoII AIIII'III crImI I RegIorIaI CandIdaIe MOREL, BEL INDA Honors and O'IICe I0, Duchess SenIDV Coun '9 Spamsh cm MOREL, MARIO MOUTON, BOBBY HIgh HonorFlmII 9, I0 MURPHY, RICHARD TI acII and ham II DECA I2, HIng Honor oII I2 OBERLE, VIRGINIA I I0 II, I2, CabmeI II, Gold ConvenIIon I0, Hun nm RoII I0, Home oom GaveIIIoI I0, II, I2, FTACIub OLIVA, ANIONIO Spamsh CIub I2 OOUINN, IIM DECA I2 OUBRE, SHAWN PACE, BURNEOITE DEWANY E Foolb baII9 , II, I,2 LeIIeIed I2, TI ack and ham 9,I FACKMAN BRYAN ball 7 Lenered I2 PACKMAN RONALD PALMER, FE Foomall IO, LeneIed II, I2, BasebaII I0, Lene II, l2, Cabm eIIO, I2, Cungvess II, Hunav R0 II In, II, moon Con verIIIon I0, I2, NaIIonaI HonoI SocIer II, FTA I FALOMEO, KIETH PAMPOLINA, RICCI EooI ball 9, I0, BaseDaII II, I2, Ie Ia ed I2, TIacII and FIeId 9, CabILrIeeI ,Go Id Convenlran Ho Dmevoom 7 Governor I0, MaI Voon ConvenlIon Io, SerIIovWaIrzersl 2 PAUL LISA PAULV,VICIOR PAYNE, SH ChoII 9, I0, Con rINgIess 9, Gem Conven IIorI Execuhve Commrnee 9, Honor ROM 9, I0 I won ConvenlIon I0, II He wJaEkel Annuz II, Honovs and OIIIces I2 DECA II, PELLUM,TRACY PERKINS, ALLEN PERRY, KAREN DECAIZ PERRY, NATHAN 337 338 SENIOR PARTICIPATION PERRY, SEMONIA F A10 HOCEII, HOCII2 PEIRV,0IIA PHILLIPS, MARK PIERCE, KELLY PIERREDENISE PIERRE, TAMMY I-I nor RuII 9 10, 11, YeIIow Jackal AnnuaI SIaII 12 FIGS M KE hack and FIeId 9, Honor Roll 10, 1 I PINELL, IERRI Ba M9010, 11, 12, SwmgsIeIsII 12, 7 SEN y,9 10, Serum WzIIzeIsO 12 POLIDORE, EDDIE FooIba 119 10, IIack and FIeId9, Chou ,HoIIoI 90119 Spamsh CII POLK JONATHAN POPE, DON Band9 10, III, 12 oHIgh HonoI R0119 I0, II, 12,2IIIConverIIIoIFI9, NdIIoSnaI Honov SocIew 11 12 Co opr PORRAS, ROBERT PRICE, DARLENE Ienms LOIIPIEG 9 VoIIeymII 9, Honor ROM 9, I0, FIIIe ch hCIIub 0, DECA FIBDOIIerII, HISIOII Ian 12 PROSPEIRE, KENNETH SANDOVAL, JEFFE RV SANDOVAL, RAYMOND SANOWIN, FA'M I21, JeIIEIsoI'I PsIIoIrIIeIs 11 12 SAUNDUS, JULIE Ine ms 9 Men: I05 12, HonaI Roll 9 1,0 ChaIIIIInIanII,12 SAVELL DAVI Band I0 11, ID2,CabIIIeI10, II,CoII GoId ConveIIIIon 10 JeIIeIson PeIIormeIs 12, J2 eI IsonI' SCAFF LESLIE SCHERNAYDER, FLOYD Congress 11, HIgII Hon noI Ron 9, 11 12, Na IIonal Honor SocIer I2 Texana 12 Texans CapIaInI SCHNEIDER, MARK SCOGGINS, AMAMDA SCOGGINS, WALION SCOIICVNIHIA CabIneI Io, FuIIIIe Homemakers IO 11, 12 SCYPION, VENESSA AIII Is In EaskeraII I2, LeIIeIed 12, VoIleyba an 10, II,CII0II1 AaCapeIIa IRoII 12 veIIaw JackeI Annual 5 EL Io N, EaskeraH 1N3 K11 12, Band 9, Maroon Come SHOCKLEV, ROSE MARY ChoII 9, CaDIneI 12, FIIIuIe Homemak ers 11, HonOI Roll 9, HUSSaIS II, 12. Mroon ConveIIIIon 10, French CIuh SIGEJORNSSON, KAREN SIMMONS, KAREN quIe Busmess LeadeIs 11, Fuluve a 5 , and OIIIces 12 Gal ConvenIIoII 9 11 I anon Conv I II I II HE E 12 Manon ConvenlIorI 10 SIMON JULIANA HDnorRolI 10, 11, 12 Homemom SEEIEIaIy 11, Maroon Convemmn 10, 12 SIMPSON, BEATRI CE CongI I59 5 10 II FoIenSIc SDCIQIV 12, 01 arwenIIo II 12, man I2, Mav avrIoo III'ICurwerIIIo SIM S, SCOT FochaH 9 10 LeIIeIed 10, CongIesS I Horn emIou mIGove nor9 Yello JazckeI AnnuaII m2 Honors and OIIIces SINGLETON, JACOUELIN SMILEY, MAE ETTA Future Busmess Leadevs ID, FHA I2, HECE I,2 HIg h Hons Hnnm RaII 12, Homeroo 10 11, 12, Mar roon Convenhon 10, 12 SMITH, BRETT FIen'III 611mg, 10, Gem ConvenIIoII 0,! I, Sena QGoverrIoI IO, DECA 12, ChapIeI II OI;IesIdenI 12 SMITH,J F oomall ID 11,12 LeIIeIed 10 11, 12 EasebaH 10, 11 12 Lenered 10, II I DIsIIch In EasebaH 76, 77, and 7 M051 VaIuaDle Player 77 SMITH KENT oII 10 Irack and FIeId 9, 10 CangressQ, I0 11, DIa amz 10' Ebb! Ide 11, DECA 12, HIgII Hana! HuII 9 10 SMITH, ZANIHIA SoeIIIng SNODGRASS, KEVI 12, Track and FI'eIo 12, IeIed 11, 12, a neI 12 CongrLess 12, 5qu ConvenIIuII I2 IgII HonoI RUN 12 H eIoom Gave 10,5eII IOV WaIIzeIs 12, CapIa III III FootbaII Te am 77 73, AH DIsIIIcI 7 CeI 78 SOILEAU,JAMES Id CDVIVefIIIOII 11. MzIoon Conven IIuII Io SDI LEAU, KENNEIH SOLIZ,J E om Govem'av I2, Maroon Con venIIono,9 I0,I SONNIER, IHAD A Ca peHa cnoII V21 MomIceIIo Chou 11, FIeIIcrI Out: 11, SPIRI 5, CL 671 EbeIde 12 FHA 9, Com ConverIIIorI , IgII Honor 510119 10,HonoIRoII 11,12, cIICIIIn12, aIIorIaI HonoI SocIer , 10R 11,12, PerIecI AIIenaan nce 9, EthIde Busmzess and AIIl SIaII I2', FIA 9,10, STAMPER, CRISTEL CablneI 10, 12, Chmr9,Mor111ceIlo II. Homevoom Treasurer I2, 3 ea! Scho Iash: AchIevemenI 9, Perfecl Attend STANELY, LEA Congress I STANTON, GLEN Congress 9 ,11, FHA 10 11.12. HECE I2, Mar Icon Convemmn 9 I0, SI, M051 IOuIsIandIng Homemakmg Iuden STEED, KELLY B,and9 10,11, 12 OUISIandIng Band SIIIderII, FBLA 2, HonoI Fla II 9 10, 11 I , Jumov cIassmaI League 10, 11 My IIConveIIIIoII ID, 11, 12, NaIIonaI HonoI 50mm 11 12 STELLY DEE 'Ie nIIIs9 YeIIow JackelSIaH 12 STELLY, DON Volleyball 9, CabIneI 9 Cungvess I0, DECA STEVENS, BECKY HIng HonoI ROM 9 '10, VeIIow Jackal AnnuaII2,VOE11, SIOKES, DIANE STORMP HonoIRoII910,11, DECA12 SIRAUB, SUSAN BandI0,II,12,VIce PIesIaenI, Ebe Iae10,1,1I,2 EcoI cm 10, Gold Convennon 10,, Junior CIassIca'l League 11, 12, Mamon Convem mm 2, cm Elf man 12, NaIIonal HonoI $00er 11 12 rmIbaII 9 1N0 11,.12 LeIIeIed9 10 STUIZENBURG, JOHN LGRECI' CaIlIme'I II, Congvess I2 EUI UI'ELI Eusmess Leaders 2 Gold Convenhon I II , Yellow Jackal rIuaI I2, serum 7 E11110 SWANN R DN V CIIIIII 9, A CapeHa 10, 12, Drama 9 I1. I2, F0 oIensIc SocIer 11, 12, I er: I 0 man 1ng SchooI SIIIcIeIIIsD 11, SIIIdeIII Hmzmn 12, RegIorI Chan 11, I2,u1L Sam EnsembIe HequIIaI ID, InIeIIIaIIOI'IaI ThespIan SocIer SWENSON, SUZANNE Ie Busmess0 LeadeI Is 12 Gem ConvenIIon 10 IROIIQ, 10,11, ManorI ConvemIon I2 IANIILLO, RANDY IAPSCOII, NIIA FOIensI: SocIeIV Io GuId ConveIIIIuII I0 12, HeI aIds 12, HOIIDI RoII 11, I , Eass SeIgeanI 12 rIeIIcn CIIIII I0 II, I2,Na110nal HonchDCIer I I, 12 IARVER 129m FooIbzllQ, 10, and9 1,0 11 12,AII RoII9, HDnOIROII I0' 11, 12, JPIICVSO s 11 12M aroan ConveIIIIon I1 SLIenceCIubII, I2, PIeSIUenI 12 TAYLOR, BOBBV 7 IaV IuabIe PIBVEI 76, Co Mo sI VaIuabIe Player 713, AH AmEIICaH 77 LaIIysnenyAwaId 7a TAYLOR KElLY IHERIOI, CHRIS I,HERIOT RA Nov FuolnaII 9, Honor RoII 9,10, Maroon COHVPIIIIDI'I 10 THOMAS, ANIHONI SENIOR PARTICIPATION roomau 92 THOMAS, DONALD THOMAS, LAURA Drama10,H,92,HonoIRuH9 IO, ,Hussavs 99, 92 Sna ave Sev geam 9,2 12 Herson Penmmers II, 92, SemorWaIIms I2 THOMAS NAOMI THOMAS, T9 FoomaII 9 Track and 9.9999 9, Band 9. 9HOMASSON, KAREN 99, 92, LelIewd 99,9 Govemov 9, I0, LadyInWaIIIng 92 92, Duchess II, THOMPSON DOROTHY 92, NaIIonal Honor Sou ,92, DECA IISDALE WAVNE Hanoi 9099 9, 90 Smence Cen999ca9e 9 905999909, MARK TOMPHIN, GLENN TOMF'KINS EOEBY 92, DECA RepovIe 9 92 099 999:9 W9nne9, $9492 Wmner NahonaI E9r9a9 9099ES, ELBA Ca09r9e9 99, FHA 92, 00991 Convennon IO 99, 9 ,HE E 92 Homemom Gov emo! 9 Homeroum L9 Gum mar 92, Tveasurev 90 IoszHED 999va RAHAN, E99N Congvess 92, 939A 92, 0999rs- 92, Hey Ids 92 99EVINO, CA9L 05 9009992999, 90, 99, 92, Leuwed 909 92 Cabm 9 92, Hono 99999 0, 99, 92 Maroon Convenuon 92 $59909 09m 7 Du e enIIe en m W299 enhon 999 90099399 77, Camam 09 Emma Iean97 99EV9N0, SAMMY Foemail 9, 90, 99, 92, BasDebaM I90, 99 92, Semov C0999 7 99.99929 IHIPPLETI, w9LD9ED roomaII 9, Leneved 9, 993999 dna held 99 99OXELL $999919 Congress 9, 92 Gold Convenhon 9, 90 Harman mm 935v 997909 9, 90, 9H9 92 Hussan Escon 92, Spa an 9599 Club 999991999199 AsIIonomy CDIm 99,92 99399999929999 9 LEIIeved, Band 9,91,92, Hunois and 0999: ass 9, 92, Honor90999, 9999995099 l2 UZEE, M99999 VANWRIGHI, ALE THA aroon Cunvenhon 99 VA9GAS, 909199;: VAUGHAN, IHE9ESE Jumm CIassmaI League 9 9, 92 Wu, RM DECA 9 I, 92 VELTZ,C 59 IIHweH 7 Manudmg 99mm VIDRINE, MARY Hugsars 9 9, 9 VILLA9EAL, DEL9A vILLEMEZ, MARK exans I2 YeHow Jackm Annua9 99, I2 Spams Emmy I2 VOKOLEK MARTHA WAGNER, SHEILA VoHeybaH 9, Fulure Homemakers 92 HECE I2, Harm 9099 9, I9, YelIow 9ac992992 WAGNER, SUSAN Bano 9,90 99 9,2 Hon novs and O999ces 99, 92, Cabmel 99 GoldCu 099 919999099 9, 9 99 92, Honor 9099 9, I ,9l, I2, JummClassmaI League 92 WALKER, SHANNA 90w Jacks! Annu 9 80999097992998 amass, Lady .99 Wamngl WALKER, SHERRIE HECE 9 9, 92 WALTHE 9, WENDY H9999 HonolRoll? 0 9,9 Home 7! m Sear 39 1 919195375 H 9 Jumuv ClassmaI League 9 9, 92, re Iary 92 won one: Soc9er 99 Arv9ev9c39 90,99 Secrewy 9, IO, 99 WAPPLER, HANDY Honor 9099 9, Io WARE, SUE ELL 2 A99 9egmnH 90, I9, 92, 60991 Convemmn 90, 92, H9999 0, I , r92, omev Dom om Secvelarv 90 92, NaImndIHonorrSocIer 99, 92 WATSON, CAROL Cabmel 92, 9999999 re EusIness Leannevs 9 90, Fulure Homem 592, 90999, 90,99 92 WA99E9SON,DAVID Cheevleadev I9, 92, Emma EusIrIess Lama: 90 WEATHERALL, SAM WEAVER, MARK WEAVE9, SARA Fqure Teachevs o9 Amenca 92, Sew 99a and Explovanon 9r9 Educahon 92 WEESTER 9099 N 59 and 099. 'ces I2, NahonSaI Homo: soc9e9y 9 9, 92 WELCH, TERENCE A9999 ms 7 3959929995999 99, 92, Gold ConvenIIon 92, H9g99 Honor 9099 9 90 99 Honor 9099 9, 90, 99,92, Home 900999 Secrevary 99. Na99ona9 90990: and Ieam A99 D9smcl Captamiorcaaskema 99 92 WESTBY,KE9TH WHITE HOWARD Ba adn 9 90 99, 92, Honors and 09959599 92 WHITE,sANDRA vama 99, I2, JeI9erson Pev9orm ances WIGGINS, DA99US WILLIAMS,ALPHE HECE 92 WILLIAMS, DALEL FochaH 9o, LeIIered IO 99 Has 992993399 90 I9 Leneved 90, WILLIAMS, PA999CIA WILLIAMS, SCOTT A9999e99cs 7 Foomal! 9, IO, 99 92, LeI C'Ia ass OHICES 7 PvesldenI 92, Football A91D9s9nc9l2 WILLIAMSON MARTY 1999992599: 7 7009923 II 9, IO, Go Id 0099 l,NztIonaI Honor SOCIelv WILLIS,CYNRH9A WINDON, ANIH 0N 99999959 99:: 7 F b 9 9, Leneved 9 Track and FIeId 9, 90, Leneved 9, 90 WISENBAKER, MICHAEL WOOD, ELLE MhIehcs 7 Tenms 9, Cabmel 99 92, Congress 9, 10, EbeIde H, Jumov Eduor, Gold Convenhon 9, Herzids 9 l. 92, 99.9 2 62:1 Sludenl, DAR Good WOOD, JOHN FooIbaII 9, 90, GO ID wooos,9 VolleybaH 9, 90, 99, Leueved 9, 99 CabI 29 99, Cheerleadevs 9 92,090 90 99 92, ppen 99 92 Mount 90 90, Congress Homewom SecreIavy 92, Gymnzshcs WOODSON, CARLOS WOOLDRIDGE,RANDY Czb9r9eIH,12, Ghoul, Monncellolo, 99, Congress 90, Go 9 nvermon 90, 99, 92, YellowJacketAnnuaH YATES, EILEEN ZIMMERMANN, BYRON Na! 90na9 Honor JeIlersomans 99 92 Somew 9 MW r .. .qu annbu abate! summon? 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Industrial Vision Consultant Industrial Safety Glasses Contact Lenses Soft and Regular Lenses Glasses Complete Optical Services 2351 9th Ave. Dial 982-4493 La keview Flower and Gi'H' Shop 716 Stadium Road v35 RACQUET SPORTS 759V? AVE. 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Fame 3 m Regular 20? '3 Long formals, ballgowns, evening wraps and ags :5 Tuxedo rental for all occasnons Cake kmves, cake tops and personalized napkins Catermg :l' Direct color weddlng phoiography a1 Ihe church and receptlon $ Limousine rental Rutherford S+udio 4728 Twin City e 962-8649 Mistys Double Exposures And now, the new environmental front Special Effects projection system with which outdoor portraits, Weddings brides with stained glass backgrounds, can be Senior Packets taken in the studio Outdoor Portraits Es+es Spor+ing Goods 4505 Gulfway Drive, Port Arthur, TX TJ Batglrls Pitcher Perry Palmer E ElgauTv BAVINGEJ and LEAN AssodlATION WHEIE vou SAVE DOES MAKE A nlrrnmcr' - Your savmg: am used cm home nnunmg m the Gmden Truanqh I We pay me makes! rams yermmed by law on msured accounu ' W! Duer 5m perwnclnxed savings Nuns m w your needs A. E. SCOTT FURNITURE COMPANY 449 51h St. Downtown Lane Company Girl Graduate Headquarters Famous Lane Sweetheart Chest Three Floors Furniture g5 Olga cNoyaf J Ogotogmfzgs'z e w 17' : Ron Stump Vicki Elton $055113 Woztgy ?gotogmpgy Bes+ Wishes. Seniors Memorial Ba p+is+ Church Rev. Dale Vance, pastor, Jeff Smith, Danny Robbins, Cindy Reid. Not pictured: Janean Burnett 359 Wa+kin's S+udio Call 982-3666 When you marry for love! 2329 Thomas Blvd. La Fies+a Resfaura n+ Specializing in Au+hen+ic Mexican Food Owners: Mr. and Mrs, Ramiro Herrera Howa rd's Jus+ Fine foods in an old- Pa r+ fashioned atmosphere e Of The place to eat when you want the best, The S+ore 950 9th Ave. Donrue Holller, Manager Howard Hatfield, Owner J-POTS fea+ures an old-fashioned a+mosphere g9; ,; $6 e can help. d we want to. We know the cost of energy is going up. We also know there are ways to save. Both money and energy. For complete information, visit the 080 Energy Infor- mation Center nearest you. 65 GULF STATES U TIL! TIES We can help. And we want to. Joe DeJean Park Place HospH'aI Considering a career? Investigate the field of health Career opportunities. Contact Our Personnel department Park Place Hospi+al A Medenco Hospital 3050 39th St. Port Arthur, Texas In Appreciation: As the 1978 YELLOW JACKET goes to press, a sponsorship reaching back 30 years comes to a conclusion. Working with a new staff each year has made the publication of Thomas Jefferson's story for three decades challenging and reward- ing. It would be impossible to single out the best staff or the best book, but I wish to express my appreciation to each set of editors, beginning with Eart Schoettlin in the first edition to Jeff and Jesse Crochet, 1977-78 editors. Many photographers have contributed to the YELLOW JACKET'S success, but special appreciation goes to veterans J. C. Watkins and Frank Cricchio. Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas, has been the only publisher of the annuai, and that , W a r ' 'nhmvttheir '4 servicee Most of all, however, I wish to express my appreciation to the Port Arthur Inde- pendent School District for providing the opportunity to publish the YELLOW JACKET. ghmwab my. W JQXMMU Acknowledgement Working on a yearbook takes a lot of patience, time, and sincere dedication to our cause We were very lucky to have a staff which contained all of these qualities. Many times have we felt that our work on this book would never be finished, but it finally came to successful close. Special thanks goes to Scot Simms for giving this book a different look through his superb artworkt We would like to thank Robert Worthy and Dale Higginbotham for their time and wonderful photography they turned out. Other photographers we owe appreciation to are: Watkins Studio, Danny Gonzales, Cricchio Studio, Provine Studiov Thanks also goes out to our main staff and editors; Trudie Downs, Richard Melancon, Kirt Gaspard, Kenneth Harrington, Cindi Durham, Vanessa Scypion, Candi Dattalo, Nancy Miller, Dona Landry, Laura Walwrath, Lisa Rogeau, Tina Gleason, Lori Babin, Vanessa Varnado, Becky Shoaf, Greg Suire, Maggie Jara, Trudy Robicheaux, Tanya Bergeron, and Kim Hoggatt. To the student body, all clubs and organizations, sponsors, and officers for cooperating with picture schedulest Mr. Willard Clark, our representative from Taylor Publishing Company, for all his helpful advice and for letting us make this the schools book Thanks to Taylor Publishing Co for printing our book and cooperating with us when things went wrong. And last the greatest thanks goes to our sponsor, Mrs. Redman, who through her knowledge of yearbook helped us make this the BEST YELLOW JACKET, Jam 1 gilki, ??gbaww W W