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

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1982 volume:

A New Beginning x 9 Thomas Jefferson High School 2200 Jefferson Drive Port Arthur, Texas 962-8451 Volume 35 1981-82 PORT ARTIIFR. TEXAS PIVBUC IJRIHRY The beginning of school held 0 new challenge for everyone. For Seniors, it was their last year. After groduotion they would go off to 0 new world with bigger challengest For Juniors, they were op- prooching their lost years of high school and getting ready for their future. It was the first year at TJ for most of the Sophomores. They had to get oc- quointed with 0 different school and teachers. This was the first year for all Freshmen to attend TJ. Plus, it was their first step on the ladder to graduation With the addition of oil Freshmen the attendance rose to ap- proximotely 2200 Mixed emotions were seen on faces about the beginning of school. Some of us were happy because we sow friends who had been out of touch through the summer. Others of us were sad or depressed because the summer, sleeping late, going to the beach or watching T.V. had all ended. We oil did agree on the over- crowded halls and Classrooms. As the year went by complaints were every day. Yet we still held our heads high and somehow we even managed to have 0 laugh or two through the year. Seniors Shayne Rlleyt John Batiste and friends catch up on the iotest issue of the Filer Freshmen Pomy Sandy and Kim find time between English and History to smile for the camera. The beginning was also a routine to most of us by now. We come back to o lit- rle crowded situation We went through the usual pro- blems: finding lockers, fin- ding the tight room, and changing closses on your mixed up schedule, It was a challenge to get through the maze of students in just six minutes. Soon we all got settled down and things started 90- mg just 05 they had in the post years You could soon see couples walking down the hell. Then to let you know you were really back in school the homework stoned pouring in Gt seemed to be on the nights you already had too much to do, let alone homework; Then come finals and boy did the headaches and late night studying show on students. Though somehow everyone lived and we even managed to have a little fun along the way. Principal Rothenberget and Head Coach Ronnie Thompson talk over Dome instructions with Mr. Petisco and Mr Crtcchio, This Annual is dedicated to Henry Honk Clark The death of Coach Henry Honk Clork mode February 3, 1952 0 very mourntuI doy. Cooch Clerk was an inspiration to students, teachers, and othletes or Thomas Jefferson for 35 years. In honor of his dedicated service, the Spirit and Desire Aword was changed to the Honk Clork Aword. Clark was looked up to by all who knew him. Prin- cipal Rouel Rothenberger expressed his views about Clerk's death by saying, We lost 0 tradition and 0 fine example for students and teachers. Bill Meehon said, Honk Clark was 0 great man whose legacy is the many successful students and players he influenced. I feel very fortunate to have known him. He was 0 winner on Earth and I know that he is on even greater winner in Heaven. Athletes viewed Ciork with great admiration and respect. Sheo Walker, who gave on exceptional speech on Clerk at the football banquet, said, His knowledge and actions set on example for everyone. Dorren Terrell further explained, To me, Coach Clerk was an inspiration to the team and will never be forgotten. Morty Totum also commented, Coach Clark was one of the first coaches I had contact with at T.J. As 0 sophomore, I played defensive back and spent most of my practice time with him. I got to know him well and the more I knew him the more I liked him. He told me lots of stories and I think that's what I miss most. Yes it's true. A legend and a hero is gone, but his memory will live on to inspire us forever, Rest in peace, Coach Clark. In the beginning . . . , A, 9 ? we had our fun . . . the weather changed and dampened our school but not our spirit y Club shows their rendition of 'Voyo9e vo Vicvory. Donh Vader mlios Senior John Dorsew was an added exvro orrrocrion ID the D.E. floor. Curly Johnson displays Howers for his special girl m homecoming The Notional Honor Soaety honors Lisa Holsteod CquilCode Queen in me homecoming porode, Mr Germer Iries not to laugh at Phil 5 outrageous excuse I broke Junior Lynn Lanes Is not thrilled wilh the photographer voklng her my leg and that 5 why I' m I 'I'm a Martian, I'm a Morvion, picture. jokes SenIor Bruce me Julce Miller during Ironsiyiom ACTIVITIES Mrv Germer glves lost mlnute Insvrunlons 0! the Powder Puff game. Porn Ratliff shows her smile while awaiting tor the bond to start. Cvolg Bush has to have hls mosmvojusx rig v H E CE, shows their spirit wim their Homecoming Queen finalist Monique Morriquin says we're number one, while Gina and homecoming flool Sasha smile tor the crow a. Bond Presudem, Phil Pins, shows us his smile Beth Killibrew just connor believe rhov the Jackets lost in rhe dome Homecoming '82 held Senioi, John Adowoy, displays a typical Hawaiian dress e v-shirr ond bluejeonsi What? Green hoir, outrageous outfits? Is this 0 Mor- tion school? No, it's just the homecoming week! Homecoming week was looked forward to but not with the some high hopes 05 in the years before. We srill had the traditional dress-up days. Monday, we wenr Howoiion, Tuesday, we visited Julius Coesor's time on Togo Doy. Then come the most outrageous doy, Punk Rock, Thursday come o-hopping-ond-o- hopping on 505 Day, rhen to end this exciting week was the traditional Moroon and Gold Day. There was no bonfire, bur in its place cu Iorge U was burned. This was followed by on exciting, funny and confusing Powder Puff game which ended in on unexpected 06 tie, Then there was rhe rroditionol pcrode in which all classes and organizations from TJ and surrounding schools entered their floors and ideas to the them Voyage to Victory. The porode was followed by the second annual cirvaide pep rally which parents and businessmen were cable to onend and show their supporr for the football players. Junior Chad VonDevender models his 950 AD. style on 50's day, unique experiences. A .; Bond members show some 0! me different types of Togas ovolloble lor the fashion scene. Hey! Cod Is in, even in World History classes. JUIIUS Caesar mhoo Kipp Findley shows a vevy decorative Togo. Junior Gabby Nujueu shows he can really punk out. Reccl Augustine and Dowud Kollmoh pose for the camera on 50's day. Go Howcuion. Togo, Punk Rock, or 50's Junior Jean Perkins shows me! she can groove on Punk Rock doy Jill Mmgle, Junior, entertains students with help from the Flog Corps or pep rally 'lidj 0: g;v 0F K M 3Q Ms. HHenry and Ms. Snider referees for me unpredlcroble game were able to smile before the game bu! after An exciting Powder Puff ends in a 6-6 tie The gold ream, under Mr. Worthy, owolvs thelr entrance. An exclvlng gold team as they rock 0 shon-Ilved leod, Moments before me gome vhe gold team was 5!! warming up for me lough game oheod. 14 Junior Annie Doigle poses in her punk rock oumt, or is iv o throwback lo the sixries? Punk rock fever. catch it! Teresa Dioz shows her green outer space ourfit or is n Inner space? l Texonns Tonya Johnson, Joanie Dunn, Laurel Motlock, Denise Day and Tracey Oakley, A burning TJ took the place of the traditional bonfire. Teachers dtsploy their talents as cheerleaders or zlty-wlde pep rally. The Drama Ctub shows a Hawaiian theme as their homecomlng float. ng Buzz retgns over the second city-wide pep rally. Sasha Crowned Sasha smiles big after announcement of being chosen 0 Homecoming Queen Finolisr Sasha Qulmelo For The Finest In Needlework Supplies And can ssori es Cora Belleis Needle Arts 2500 Memorial Pori Arthur, TX 77640 932.1337 Northside Lumber Co., Inc. 1401 Jefferson Drive Port Arthur, TX 77640 Telephone 985-4375 Ioe W. Theriot President PHOTOGRAPHY BY KENT KILLEBREW uYour Image Is ' Our Business a Call 724-6600 912 Twin City Highway Nederlapd, TX 77627 PORT Anmun BLUEPRINT CD..INC. A n... a hm Arthur Blueprint Ca. Inc, , :no Guuvuv nnw: , roar Anmuu, VEXAS 71w muss mm us sosxms 90m Express yourself wuri Us! SEE US FOR ALL VWR PRINYING NEEDS! Students elect new leaders President, Marry Rocs' Is given Ihe oath 0! office by prlncipol Rouel Rothenber rrge .s'i i Many Roos give the oath 01 office to his new omcers: Roxanne Manoquln, Vice Ex-Presldem Michael Alston gives his closing speech or ly. the awards assemb Presldenv, Linda Bonus, Secretary and Sandy Norris Rep. ct Lor A i I The 196263 Cheerieoderx being sworn in are from left to right Amy McDonoid, Yvette JocqueI, Missy Duhon, Melissa Moore, Toma Doy, Gina Guidry, and head cheerleader, Kala Romevo. Yina DeLeon and Mike Castlebevry work hold oi the polls, Linda Dorms congtotuioies Sandy Norris. Missy Duhon is stunned at the news oi being elected cheerleader. The elections started out with cheerleader con- didotes and OH school office condidotes campaigning. The campaigning consisted of putting up posters. court- yard signs and handing out tags with the condidotesi names on them. No conventions were held this year since there were not enough candidates running for offices. The big difference in elections this year was that the school was not able to get the city voting machines. Voting had to be done by hand and the results hond counted. Some controversy was heard over the elec- tions were fair, but even with all the problems the elections turned out great. Sweethearts take ride down Cupid Lone : fj V- D I 9 Y t Vorsiry cheerleaders take lime for a posed Shol after wovking hard on decoralions for the dance .i' 1 1 Richard Bordelon escorted Doneon Beckom. Dovid Porseley and dove Shelly Muse take 0 nde down Cupid Lone Park Place Hospital Considering a career? Investigate the field of health career opportunities Contact our personnel department A LLKFEW w Heahh Care Center P.O. Box 1648 3050 39th Street 713i 893-4951 ' Port Arthur, TX 77640 21 , :5 Java i fm'i i v y 3 22 81-82 Annual Staff Sponsor ................... Mrs. Sonya Moore Editor-in-chief ............... Anita Stork An ....................... Mori Weldon Class Section Editor .......... Suzette Thomas Academics Editor ............ Darniko Prescott Sports Editors ............... Richard Goono and Lynn Lanes Section Editors .............. Schreeish Augustine, Kathy Choteloin, Susan Morris, Eunice Munoz, Kola Romero, Notolie Smith and Kerri Swain Ads ...................... Andy Sanford, Cassandra Freeman and Justine Moses Photographers .............. Rudy Elizondo and Rita Dorsey 23 el-Irolds handle Homecoming PuIIy. Herold OffIceL Iokes o momem to smile for camera 05 she indulges backdrop 24 Only one week to homecoming and we haven't even deCIded exclaimed exasperated IIon by colimg a special meeting or Pom Scrivner's house on Sovur- day Io orgomze IheIr Ideas They would use 0 nee swing ior the bockdvo: Also nicIiI leaves candles and Jors of candy iIIIed by Joyno Col oun Iche lle Lourenrs would be used 05 voble decorations. Everything ieli into place 05 they put IheIr plan mm 0: IQI After cm exhousnng Homecoming week the Heralds took a break and o breomer. bu! gov back into gear in nme Io surprise teachers or Chnsvmos by puning nears In rheir boxes, 0.: From Row PoIIIcIo Rowson, Daphne Coleman, Tem Cryev, Jone Weiser, Pctriao Collins, Laurel Moilock, Chrisvy Dunn, Kovhy Gorren Back Row: Ms. Dunn. Koren Moore, Scheerish Augustine, Janice Tanner, Sheri WIIkInson, Aieen Perryi Pony Scnvner, Lmdc McMIilon, Chris Parker, Lu Juan Bailey. Nicoie Dome, Janis Grongen Texans - Loyal carriers of Big Buzz Mr. Robert Worth - Sponsor. Blg Buzz wlth his loyal corners or Friday nlght gamev Juniors Join Texans This year was the first time or 0 new beginning for Juniors to join Texans. Texons are the loyol cor- riers of Big Buzz Ohe school moscon. The Texans orrend all games, pep rallies, and porodes, They also assist the cheerleaders in putting up and taking down posters during football season. The Texans are under the direction of Mr. Robert Worthy. Texans left to rlght: Dovld House, Andy Sanford, Mike Hoffan - Copt., Richard Morgan, Kennerh Channell, David Lawson. Kngellng: Yummy Noton, Rlchord Mello. Texans 0nd Texonns ot Homecoming Parade escon Big Buzz in Andy Sorr ford's truck. Jacket Roh-Rohs ; ' . av .4 A $4 :. r 1 Vorsiry Cheerleaders: DeAndreo Prevosr, Anita Romero, Monique Marroquin, Beth Killebrew, and Gina Parino, Aremo Jackson. Kolo Romero 0nd Yvette Jocquev. Cheerleaders owon for the footbotl players IO bus! through me run- through posler m meoln game Cheerleaders express Yhe Blg M with o 14 ft. high pyromld. :1. t That's what you call bendan over backwards for a friend! After three months of hard summer practice the Varsity Cheerleaders attended summer camp at Sam Houston State University. For one week the glrls learned new cheers and chants, and com- peted against different squads from all over Texas. Each night they were rated on their performance and over a period of one week they obtained five superior ribbons, and four spirit stlcks. At the end of the week, Saturday was the final evaluation, and theit most superior award. The Yellow Jacket cheerleaders were chosen as one of the top eight squads ot SHSU Cheerleading comp, something that had never been done in the history of the school. The cheerleaders continued with 0 most spectacular year under the sponsor of Miss Sherrie Sanngeto. The splrlt leaders for the 1961432 school year, are senlor cheerleaders, Beth Killebrew, Monique Morroquin, Gino Potlnol theod cheerleadeo DeAndreo Prevost, and Anita Romero. Juniors ore Aretha Jackson, Yvette Joc- quet, and Kate Romero. Pyromidmonio Cheerleaders show what rrodlvlon ls svlll ollve. us they demonstrate The Old Moloon and Gold. where by Diem Guidrw This page sponsored by Spencer's of Groves 4336 Lincoln 962-8551 2 Top row. Head cheerleader Missy Duhon, Becky Dowling and Amy McDonald. Seaved in the mmjdle Glno Guidvy, Cheryl Amoud and Tomi Girourdv Bottom row- Kimbevly Lonclos and Amy Thtbodeoux. Fresh 6 Sophs join to make J.V. squad Four sophomores and four freshmen joined this year and created spirit for the Junior Varsity ream. The four soph. cheerleaders cheered on the sophomore team, and the fresh. cheerleaders cheered on the freshmen ream. Being chosen or the first of the year, the girls only had 0 few days to get their act together. Their hard work paid off 05 they finished with 0 great year! Leading the Yellow Jackets Junior Varsity spirit ore sophomores Cheryl Ar- noud, heod cheerleader Missy Duhon, Gino Guidry and Amy McDonald Freshman leaders are fresh. heed cheerleader Becky Bowling, Tomi Girourd, Kimberly Lonclos, and Amy ThibodeouxA These supporters are under the direction of Miss Sherrie SonAngelo. 29 Perfect leadership for field director for the band's football game performances. perfect bond The Pride of Port Arthur was heard at every football game as the Moroon and Gold Bond took to the field for another thrilling show The bond, composed of 233 members, was under the field direction of drum major Arthur Abraham and assistant Jeff Sweet. The bond wosjoined this year by two new ossisronts, Mr. Kellion and Ms. Knobles. They helped Mr. Germer in organizing the music and marching for the football shows, contests and concerts which the bond attended throughout the year. The bond traveled to U.LL. Competition in Lumberron end was rated 0 one for the perfection of marching and playing tech- niques on the field. Highlighting the Maroon and Gold Bond were the Swingster Drill Team, the TJ Silks end the Maroon and Gold Twirlers. All of the membets of these groups ore olso bond members. After football season they are issued bond uniforms and practice for the Spring Concert in which the bond presents. Mt Herb Getmer, Directot Number One Bond 1961-62 Omen. Annette Tweedel - Hlsvovlan, Rudy Ellzondo Reponerl Sheri Wilkinson - Secretary, Phll Pins - Pvesldem, Doug Cobmon - Vice President, Saho Qolmelo Yreosmer. k 1 t , , Mixed emonons about Nederland's game are shown by band members. r, . THOMASJEEFEBSI; 4531?... . ' 'ROONAEDGGLDMi- .. ronr MIHUR. mas , ,qv' Mcmmommarmhommenumberonexhodkommenumbevoneslore-Thomm Menard 32 3r n 1961-62 Moroon and Gold Ywirlers Gen to righn: Pom Ratliff, Doneone Beckom, JIII Mmgle, Head twirl?! Denise Durio and Christine Duhonv Twirlers twirl with a dazzling style Jill Mingle Doneone Beckom Maroon and Gold Silks 7 V ' 3 Ange and Grevo get last minute insvructions befove perfmmonce Ihe Maroon and Gold Silk Ieh to right Elaine Garcia, JoAnn Gongoro, Felicia Llcnes, Mario Voro, Dona Bernard Klm Toror, meberlee Burler Renee Wyble, Anie Dismukes, Liso Doucev, Antoinette Locke . Klm Degeylev, Liz Monrotvo, Althea Sunlord and Geroldme Ohvio Set flags in motion! A, LII Monvolvo waits for the break signal ofvev onorher vhrilling pep rally performance a4 Swingster officers: standing 1st Lieutenant Liso Holesteod, Captain Gail Lopham. Sit- ting Ser. Ptisso Johnson, Krisn Dixson and We - e 3'- Shirley Cobeloro .z' u Lisa and sponsors seem a little contused on one of the calls. The Swingster Drill Team began summer prac- tice on July 26th. Eoch rehearsal consists of four hours of preparation for the football shows. They continue through the summer until school begins and then they practice one hour with the bond after school and then on additional hour alone, After football season, reheorsols with the new swingsters and practice for the Swingster Review begins. The review gives the swingsters 0 chance to do individual and smell squad routines. This year's Review theme was Hlf my friends could see me now . They were highlighted on Chon- nel 65 Live at Five. After the Review is over the new officers and swingsters begin practice for next year. They practice for on hour and 0 half for two weeks, Swingsters perform the traditional Go Ye Port Arthur Swingsrers From row, Pvissi Johnson, Kristi Dixson, Gail Lophom, L450 Holsreod, Shvley Caballero. 2nd row Jackie Monhews, Coda Rymon Annette TweecHe Tonya Monom, Chris Monroe, Koren Nolon am row Tersso Deorux, Paulette Giron, Noncy Tower, Undo Bush, Michelle Lemire, Renee Dubios. 4rh row Lisa Duplnn, Luuro Arriloo, Tonya Patio. Jone Monis, Rochelle Moses and Conme Nicholas a ? f ? '. 63bg33Rifw inn: : Melxsso and others seem o Iiule worried ObDUl the performance coming up. Shirley awaws rhe beglnnlng of onorhei performance. Sheri and Chris are all Se! 10 slow the PomPom routine with smiles. 35 36 Underclassrnen s punishment lor disobeying Inlllvyiarlon rules was weaving diapers and Iipsrick at Friday 5 pepro The bond performed at the homecoming porode cmd cin-wlde pep rally. Boom, Boom, Boom, that's all I ever get to dol, gripes ni-Ioms player Jorge Rojas. Drum major runner-up Susie Lee gers to dlrecv or homecoming Jeff Swear presems CovOllCode Queen Llso Holsreod roses on game I behoif of the bond, A year of dazzling performances. wow M '. q; $22.2.9.ox9gmmam M : The Ctonner section is ready IO put on another sparkling perfovmonce in lrom of loyal Jacket Ions. 37 38 ,; rV'S'W . r Pom Ratliff shows her smile on best - rwirling d obiliry at who! she does Kristi Dixon is all smiles m the Nederland game Geraldine Olivia shows the seriousness mot il rakes yo ger through a flog performance. Shirley, Laura and Teresa show who! Swingster love is all about Bond King and Queen Philip Pitts and Sheri Wilkinson Paid for by Band Booster Club 39 . cry mm C U Wm. mm. e d o b - Mr, Kloes New choiv direclov cises of the voice Choir members practice their singing every day rhrough exer 40 Students learn the fundamemols of voice control and the range of a voice in choir Mv. Kloes sings out patterns lor me students to learn then has them repeat ir. 41 42 Learning how ro hold 0 note for a long time is one of the things choir students learn. The choir assisted drama students wlvh musical, Once Upon A Manressv , ! V E Choir members let their voices ring during chorus svroin oi muslcol with orhev cost members Choir participates in musical Y, The 1961-62 Srudent Body Officers are: Rep at Large, Kelly Hayes, President Michael Alston, Vrce President, Alltson Wolf, and Secrerory, Gretchen Buchanan Congress works for everyone On September 8, 1981, 3rd period the elected representatives from each homeroom come together for the first congress meeting. They set the goals for the year. Gretchen Buchanan, secretory, remarked, WVe set our goats and I'm proud to soy we ochieved almost all Of them. Congress has 0 lot to be proud of, once again they won the March of Dimes contest. They collected more than any other school in the district. In order to win Congress held school contest like the cutest boby con- test, and the school spirit contest, end all totaled 53500 was collected. hMorch of Dimes was only one bottle we fought, we also had campus cleanups. These were to keep the campus open, Mr. Rothenberger has threatened many times to close the campus at lunch if the trash problem does not improve, stored Gretchen. Closing the year, Congress had their banquet where Gerald Lossiegne was chosen Most Valuable Con- gressmen and Patti Scrivner was chosen Outstanding Congressmen. WM An... Stephanie Roos, Porti Scrivner, JoAnn Stewart, and Annette Tweedel pay close ottemion ot congress meeting Freshman Congressmen pay close ortention or 0 meeting Sec... Gretchen Buchanan, goes over minutes of the last meeting. Senlor clam Pres., Undsey Scott, ls co 0 Congress meerlng, ught of! guard 01 45 46 5y: :hwfiv. L . V , I -mw ; mu ' The Good Sportsmanship League: Puni Scrlvner, Many Roos, Kelli Hayes, and Michael Alston Iommy Meoux and Jill Mingle lake lime our of a meeting to pose. Roxanne Morroquln looks real Knreresred in the meeting. 3750 Memorial Blvd. 982-6481 supports the efforts of the Thomas Jefferson Congress MEMEER SOUIH EASI TEXAS PEST CONIROL ASSOCIHION TERMITE 81 PEST CONTROL COMMERCIAL 0 RESIDENTIAL O INDUSTRIAL O MARINE Termites - Roaches - Fleas - Rats - Ants Your Complete Exterminating Service Hours: Mon - Fri 8-6 Saturday 8-2 Vk DO IT YOURSELF CHEMICALS ir 2400 9TH AVE. mwm ED BOONE a, Owner PEST CONTROL 982-0251 47 48 On any Friday during football season there was one group of girls that stood out. At football games, pep rallies, and porodes, Hussor spirit could not be ignored. Pre-proctice for the corps began on July 13 leaving a majority of the girls hot, tired, and frustrated. Their hard work was displayed in the Red and White Doy performance, at the close of pre-proctice. Regulation practice began on the first day of school and led into footboll season and fall parades. Hussor spirit shined bright during all activities, especially at the Dome. As that game faded from their minds, plans for Hussor Boll, tryouts, end the Son Antonio trip were being mode. Although the Hussor Boll was scheduled for January, the Christmas theme was still used. Everyone had fun, but hard work was yet to come. The Monday follow- ing Hussor Boll, tryouts begonr Girls showed up eager to join this prestigious group When tryouts were com- pleted, the old Hussors took their traditional Son An- tonio trip. Finally, with practice, football gomes, 0nd porodes completed, most of the girls agree that their hard work paid off, skim Thlrd yeor sponsor, Ms. Marsha Comer, demonstrates her skill as a Bugle player, left over from her days as a Hussor. Hussors Head Drum Moior, Mary Witliford Assistant Drum Major, Allison Wolf, SeduHelenAshylooksbockonagrmseoson. W lerlevs cheer Jockeys on IO vlcvovy, bur oppareruly Reagan doesn't know this one 50 Smln' prerry ohev another big performance In the Dome. ab TheddestmondWCorpsmTexc-Irm N3 1w mic! mmme. :. trim ; W! mama WU mmmn x... wgzmg 61-62 Red Hussor Drum and Bugie Cocos. M' 7', riff Av . 3! u Qi. V , v Hussar tryouts for underclassmen meom a lot 0! hard work, but it Is Mary and Alllson show off rhelr kick at the beglnnlng 01 performance: an enjoyable experlence. .cvn- ; v, I 9 i . Mary Wllllford end her little slsvers ot Insmllarlon. Annie Doigle takes a bleak during drum mojov rryoursv This page furnished through courtesy of Allied Merchant's Bank 52 441 Austin Ii Allison Austin shows off a breezy style at Hussor Fashion show. Cynthia Rurheriord keeps in time while playing or Lincoln's game, $16 Hussor Twirlers: in split 7 Kecio Huff, standing Rogon Glosscock, Pom Dunkerly and Flora Verde 53 SEE iService and Explororior in Educatiom is for those Seniors who are interested in education. Four days out of the week are spent at on elementary school for on hour. This year's class was much smaller rhon previous years. The 81-62 SEE students were: Terri Doughtery, Rob Duplonris, Joyno Calhoun, Amy Hebert, Jonis Granger, Anita Romero, LoRhondo McDonald, Pom Ratliff, Tricia Leger, Sosho Quintelo, Goil Lophom, Darrell Gonzales and Anita Storki For rhe first couple of weeks the students sroyed ot T.J. ro learn the basic responsibilities of 0 SEE student. After the elementary ossignmenrs are mode the srudenrs are on their way to observe elementary education. SEE students are required to be on ocrive member in F,T.Ai ii Sponsors Ms Lindsey and Ms, McDoniels hand our SEE awards at banquet, Service and Exploration in Education W . . in - SEE swdentsh Standing: Pom Ratliff. Amy Heben, Anivo Stork, Darrell Gonzales, Gail Laphom, iricio Legei, LoRhondo McDonald Sming: Janis Grongen Terry Doughtery, Sosho Quinrleo and Jayne Calhoun. iNot pictured Rob Duplcmtis and Aniro Romeroi Future Teachers of America e The May Victor's Chaprer of Thomas Jefferson members. Ms Lindsey, sponsor, vokes Ir easy or reochers' pony. Future Teachers of America During American Education Week rNov. 16-20 F.T.A. mode posters, baked treats for the reochers and gave 0 ticker to the bi-districr game to the person who could recall me most facts that were announced during the week. Artending the district convention Nov. 14th or Lincoln were Dorlene Young, Chapter President and Disrricr V Financial Secretary; Anita Lewis, Choprer Secretory; Nicole Domes, Chapter Vice President, Kenneth Williams and Sam Williams. F.T.A. was also oworded rhird place yearbook, one of rhe.rop five projects, first place on, done by Thod- deus Lovolios. NicolerDomes was elected 05 the 62-63 District President. F.T.A. mer every other Tuesday to organize their projects. The highlight of the year was the annual bon- quer held Moy10rh. 55 56 .r Queen and King At. I ' . . ' ' . - am 39$; 3 elisso Putin and Shea Walker 57 Most Popular Girl and Boy 53 Sasha Quintello and Bruce Miller Grand Duke and Duchess 5w. Rob Duplontis and Helen Ashy Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting , , Stephanie R005 and Michael Alston Suzette Thomas and Marty Tatum Princes ond Princesses g.. g : f ' $ Richo Goond Beth Kille breka Kohlo Broussord and Joey Schmidt 62 Princes ond Princesses mm. ..... '. .5? Lindsey Scott and Gina Potino Monique Morroquin and Greg Harris TA Night On Broadway was chosen by the senior class as a theme for the Coronation On May 15 the Master of Ceremonies, Richard Mello, opened the ceremony onnouncing the senior royol- ty and the underclossmon royal court The underclossmen began the royal walk followed by the senior court members, court dignitory, and crown bearers. All leading up to the the most spectacular walk of the evening. Queen Melissa from the house of Potin, escorted by King Sheo from the house of Walker. Time in 0 Bottle , was the sur- rounding song as the Woltzers danced for the King and Queen. HThe Times of Our Life was chosen by the class to be sung by Margaret Bundy. The night was truly one to be remembered as 0 favorite by the 1982 Senior class. This page sponsored by EIDELITY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 4157 . 4749 Twin City Hwy. Port Arthur, Texas 77640 0 1-800-392-1040 Member FSLIC 63 Coun Dignilary Sheney Pond wlth Crownbearers Meriderh Pom and Senior Singer, Morogrer Bundyr Jusvln Jacobsv Senior Woltzers Cums Provost, Kelly Gombrell, Iratey Rhodes, Victor Molino, Jonis Granger, Ron Gonzalez, Kelli Hayes, Darryl Gonzales, Gretchen Buchanan Donald Nexis, Amy Hebert, Randy Petisco, Amy Ochowskl, Donold Isle, Mike Caslleberry, and She Wilkinson 64 Dukes ond Duchesses ,3? . , ,, . Sophomores: Kyle Young and Kim Houck, Chad Wyble and Cheryl Amoud, Freshmen Truce Hammond and Natalie Moore, Randy Heberr Becky Shelly NOHIS and Ronnie Mitchell. Bowlmg and Ram Perron mo! plclured Hope Guldrw 65 ConilCode Journey Through Space Finalist Sheri Wilklnson. 005 K i u a n '1 3 Stephanie Roos shows off her float. Dorada- Mary Willeord is surrounded by bolloons on her floor. Amy Hebert smiles pretty for parade specmrors. w. JoeyS seems to be having a lor 0! fun playing golf with o broomsnck. Steve Schlem 4s assisted off the field by Coach Hawkins and trainer Steve Leblanc ov Dome game 69 Tommie Moveono puts up flags in classrooms for Congress points. Seniors jam through the year Horold Meloncon seems to be voking It easy during Homecoming Week k v r I w, Tyrone Antione Angela Arable Harold Armsleod Helen Ashy David Bobineoux 71 Mary Baker John Bourgeois f Linda Bobb Dona Bodin Timothy Bodin Randy Boudreaux SUZQHE, Cassandra and Richard, on ocnvejoumolism srudems, seem to be In their own worlds, insleod of working diligently on me onnuol, Seniors ponicipoted in HECE for the fun and work experience they horned during the yecn 73 Joyno Calhoun seems to be enjoying herself at the F.T.A. banquet, Richard Mello seems to be in 0 very studious mood Ricky, Kirk and Chris all seem 10 be elsewhere except in English Lorena Brooks Cynthia Broussord John T. works dlllgenvly durlng hls accounting class. Craig Bush Michael Costleberry Zelo Champion Kenneth Channell 75 Genera Charles Katherine Charles Kathleen Charles Lolo Chodes Steven Clark Cedric Clayton John Clemons Vernira Cohen Douglas Coleman 33km- Senior Class president, Lindsey Scon shows off the Senior sign in the courtyard. 76 Rodeo seems like 0 hard and rough sport, but Kent Richard con rodeo with one hand tied behind his back. He has injured himself though, Ieoving bruises and two broken ankles, both six months apart, But it is all paid off for this 5'4 Seniori I've won about 30 trophies, 10 belt buckles, one saddle and 0 Rookie of the yeor belt buckle, which he wears now to school with pride. So where, do you ask, does he get this unique talent? Well my dad stoned rodeoing when he was 10. He took my brother, Kirk, and me with him to the rodeos, His brother, Kirk, is 01979 H. graduate. Rodeoing takes 0 lot of work and hard practice. Kent insists, HI rodeo every weekend and I attend two or three rodeos, but I don't practice much. People do not realize it, but it takes more than just a tough cowboy to get on 0 wild bull or horse and ride. There is 0 lot of equipment involved, such 05: chops, gloves, bull ropes and the traditional cowboy hat and boots, which cowboys are famous for. Rodeoing draws many kinds of people. I met pros such 05 Donny Goy, the champion bull rider and Monk Dishmon from Beaumont, Kent stored. Traveling is on odvontoge olso, Kent has been to many different places all throughout Texas and Louisiana. The lost col- Iiseum Kent competed in was the Hurtz Colliseum in Shreveport, Louisiana. Helena Cornell Jill Crochet Kim Cvutchfield Lorry Cummings Lowtence Daniels Tetry Doughtry 77 Julie Deculr Jockle Dennls Niko, Recci, and Suzene lakes in some sun during transition Todd Dubose L . A v Rob Duplonvls Courtney Duplechnin Denise Durlo Donna Duvoll Eorl East Jr. Kirby Erickson Teresso Foulk Cari Fleener 2 l ! . , ,, Senlors Poulo. Kelly, Marlene, Stephanie, and Mary, all prospective foreign language students, pose in from of their foreign language blllboord, Laurie Forem n Donny Gorrer Jeffevy Gmdry Donna Guillot Timorhy Gunner Crory Hadley Rhonda Hammock 80 L... A m5 ' . ; Twlrler, Pom Ruvlm, shows the smlle that helped her make rwlrler. Swingsters seem to enjoy themselves everywhere. Helen Ashy studies hard in Home and Family Living, B1 Sisters Robert Worthy Photography Photography for your special occasions 82 Twirler Graduation . whom by Diem Guldrw '. . A. Kelll Hayes M A Sumoiroh Hoyot A Cheryl Henderson Kenneth Hayes Cynthia Henderson Cymhic Hernandez Randall Hernandez Paulo Hlovinko Lisa Holstead 83 Wallet Jackson I 4.. Morgurev Jerome Kimbeny Johnson Michael Johnson Pnscillo Johnson Tonya Johnson 84 , Klmberely Jones ;x . Madeline Jones Regmo Keller Joynen Kemp Marion Kesller Beth Killebrew Kevin King AAAA Jamie. John and John-John seem 70 be enjoying anothev exciting football game 85 Donno Lcrklns Michelle Lourems Nolan Ledel A Tricia Leger Renell Levme Anita Lewis Anrionene Locket leo Mmm Domel McDaniel MKhoeX Mclmyre Kenh McLaughlin Lmdo MCMillon Annette McNobb Uvquo McZiel Lori Milo Allen Mirchell Zino Monceoux Jone! Nunez LloF m Lbe,AD CovalCode Queen 7 Lisa Holesreod was honored by Lynnene Odom N H S m me homemmmg porode AIeen Perry Covlon Pete Allonoh Peterson Randy Pevisca Koren Penovlch union nu Allison Won dwsploys her 00! in the CavOiICode porode, whose theme was A Voyage Through Space Stacey Polk Mlchoel Prejeon ,4-. 9; Tracey Pvesron DeAndreo Pvevosr Cunis Provost Sasha Quinlelo Felix Ramirez 90 Porricio Rowson Cindy Richard John Richmd Michael Richuvd Julie Robert Steve Schlein Suzanne Sclerondl .M .. ' 4n...- Lmdsey Scour Pom Scnvne: Anna Selwdis Lora Shoner Joann Simmons Demon Smlm JoAnn Stewart Janis Tanner Many Tatum Tina Theriov Kirk Thibodeoux Marvin Thomas Kevin Thompson Josephine Vargas Suzene Thomas and Tina Travis 7 Lance Woedemon Johnny Toney . Sheo Walker - I q, Leo Thibodeaux Gloria Woshingvon Seniors Graduation Bellaire Place Townhomes Congratulations Graduating Class of 82 ?- Anna Selinidis 95 Sondo Whlve Gretchen, Allison and Chris show different emotions about serving or the Congress-Teocher perry 96 Cosscmdm is caught by surprise, while Natalie doydreoms 2an 0nd Jone sing memly olong, while waiving in line for senior ponroivs to be taken during me early morning hows. 97 Checkdoy breakfast Doug Cleman received the Mr. Talented award at Checkdoy Breakfast. Angie P and Slephenie R look over Seniors to see who they will say goodbye to in case rhey do not see them at graduation 98 :3 . h N, Seniors laugh and mlk obour all me past years of high school, and about the future ahead 0! them. Ms. Commings works with slide show of 82 Seniors Flosh checkduy is fun for all Joesphine Espinoso and Roland Garcia ore jus! two of the couples snuggling 0' breakfast, WWW ; 3!: , Ma Groduores get ready for their walk to graduation - a big step they've been wailing for. Graduation . . . F inolly The walk stuns and spectators con see the different emotions o! the graduates. 100 School board memebers go over the lost details of groduovion before they begun 101 102 Almost there to receive diploma is an anxious momem for graduates A studious Curtis Provost A relieved Carlo Rymon Graduation Emotions A happy Liso Stelly 103 104 Beth Kinibrew recewes her diploma with a smile Mike Brossord walks roll 05 he retewes hls diploma. a N u: n . k - x 1 ., Ii Mary Ann B. shows her Hussar Spirit or installavion. Dcmlku P. looks happy mixing with underdossmen Senior Basketball star, Donald Reed provesjus! how high he conjump, This page furnished courtesy of Charles S. Nocol Jewelry Co. The finest in the Southwest 3703 Twin City Hwy. Port Arthur, TX 105 106 Juniors Linda Barres, Junior, and Millie Higgs, sophomore, cheer the Jackets on. Wivhjunicr year comes senlor rlngs as Mary Mollno turns Erlco Clark's ring for good luck. Apathy in rhejunlor section says why they hardly never won the spirit stick. Mory Dorms, Tana Gulllory and Rim Dorsey or work during the many poster poniesv 107 ' , . . f - .. Jr. Class affirms: Y. Jocquet, V. Pres., D. Coleman Secretary, A. Jackson, Ms. Snider, Jr, sponsor, aids In declslons, Treasurer, M. Roost President. , , v , yr: ' i Jr, cabinet: G. to 0 M. Roos, T Guillory, RV Morroquin, L. Barres, R. Dorsey, T. Trevino, L. Boiley, N. Domes, M Correz, L. Hoggev, D Coleman, A, Franklin, L. Rogers, J. Perkins, L. Avrlolo, L, Duplon, B. Canon. Chrlsvopher Adams Stacy Albrmon Chrlsrlno Alexis Monique Alpough Cynthia Anderson Kimberly Andrus Lauva Avriolo Liz Ashy Scheerish Augustine AIIIson Austin LoJuon Dolley Sherll Baker Llndo Barres David Burton Janene Boss Valerie Boles Jorin Batiste Yolondo Donley Lo Donya Bozile Elvlo Becerro Doneone Beckcom Allce Beckhom Thomas Belk Joseph Bell Parry Bell Veronica Bellmd Darrell Bernard Grenude Bernard Monhew Besheors Llle Blackwell Jame es Babb Richard Bordelon Christopher Boudreoux Richard Bowling Byron BrIscoe Melinda Bryant Gary Brown Allce Brown Samantha Broussard Patricio Broussard Mark Broussord Mathis Brooks Norman Brodeur Agnes Brocks Darrell Bun Llnda Bush Trent Bus Koren Campbell LIsa CompbeIII DanIeIC Paulo Couppoldonno Charles Cupps Darlene Copvoin Maximo Cardenas Stephanie Carrillo Charles Castillo Jesse Castro Janet Champagne 109 Jerry Chaney EmiIe Charles John Chorlov Celestlne Charm Kathy Choveloin Elhel Cheomm Jonev Chirofis Bt'lly Clork Erico Clovk Leslie Clary Daphne Coleman Patricio Collins Michael Cotonno Andrew Conway Wendi Cordle Judy Cormier Miguel Cone: Rebeccc Cotton Louro Craven Joseph Crochet Terri Cryer Angelo Doigle Frances Daigle Nicol Domes William Donez Stephanie Duughny Elizabeth Dovls Frankie Dovis Sheneno Dovls Tod Devillier Eddie Dixon Richard Dixon Michael Dolce Chollene Dominic 99V Sharon Dovsey Wesley Doucer Patrick Doyle Renee DuBois Chrisvine Duhon James Dumesnil Llso Duplon Cclvln Dupree Shown Dupuy Kathleen Durmon Kimberly Duvso Louise Edwards Andre Elmore Ano Lidvo Estrada Joseph Fobccher Mickey Fenn David Fichero 110 Angelo Flores Ernest FIores David Fonrenene Deborah Fomenene Mllisso Fonrenov Tammy Fonmene Kevln Furrh Robert Galvan Tino Gorclo Lotrell Gardner Roy Gorzo Paige Gaspard Mitch Gaspard Pveben Gilbrighv Corol Goosby Georgie Gordon William Gower Dovld Green Don Green Wanda Green James Griffiths Ellicio Grogon Darren Guemsey Elizabeth Guldroz Marlo Guidry Hedrelch Guillovy Tana Guillory Liliono Gutierrez Jerry Hadley Llsa Hugger Dana Hole Gaylynn Holey Pamela Haley Debby Homilron Allce Hampton Rory Hancock Doryl Horkless Jonathon Hormonson Anathel Harper Mtchoel Horper Garland Hanis Geraldine Harris Monica Harrison Troy Harrison John Horrod Jerirzo Haynes Richard Heolhcoe Dovld Hebe Shown Hendon Eddie Hernandez Xavier Hernandez John Hmks Home! Hlll Michael Hoffman James Hoggcn Damian Hollier Jeff Holstine David House Kecio Huff Deborah Hunt Kevln Jocko Aretha Jackson 111 112 Bryon Jackson Poultry Jackson Linda Jacoby Yvette Jucquet R tickJomes Curl Jenkins Charles Johnson Cheryl Johnson Curley Johnson Dorten Johnson Dierdro Johnson Westley Johnson Domel Jones Darlene Jones Kim Jones Jeffrey Joseph w Roy Joseph Soroh Joseph Josephine Juarez : Kevin Kibbe Heronchude ghiix' A Natural Artist He probably stoned drawing 05 soon as he could hold 0 pencil, but Thaddeus Lovolois, junior, says he was around three-yeors-old when he began. My parents encouraged me but there were no paid tom cIosses. The only closses I've had are those in school, says Thod. When people see his work, they are usually left in awe, like the drawing of Jimi Hendrix shown here. It was drown while Thod wos Iisten- ing to his recordings HMost people see him 05 o tock-n'roll musician but I see 0 person grovely dedicated to his work. When he played, he reached his highest point of emotion, relores Thod. I'As I was drawing, I kin- do feIr his emorions, tried to express this. And emotions are very important to Thad. HIf they tpeOplei are satisfied with my work then I'm satisfied. It kinda makes me happy, smiles Thod. Thod's interest in on Ied him to enter the FTA orr contest in which he won first place In the Ebb- tide Cover Contest, he was given on honorable mention. Beside drawing people, Thaddeus oIso draw: animals and flowers. HBosicoIIy, I like to draw Iiv ing, natural things, says Thodv Noturolly. Susannah Kish Andrew Kitchens Kenneth Lagrange Dennis Lanclos Lee Lonclos Clifford Landry Mark Landry Adrlo Lanes Thaddeus Lovolols Paige Lawson Dovld Leblanc Georgette LeBlonc Mlchoel Leblanc James Lebouei Lorena Leger Mlchelle Lemive Fredrick Lemon Terrance Lewis Tommy Lono Lori Lopez Myra Louviere Anh Mal Roxanne Morroquln Leonard Marshall Coun Monin Phyllls Martin Prlncelet Morrln David Men Tommy McDonald Undo McKee Wlllle McNobb Chrlsmpher Meloncon Cynthia Merendino Shown Meroyer Rlchord Migues Devln Mlms JIII Mlngle Althea Mirchell Kathy Mitchell Molina Rusty Mongold Donna Monroe Abel Monmlvo Krlsvlno Moody Kristopher Moody Jone Moore John Moore Mellsso Moore Keith Moreou Henry Morgan Rlchord Morgan on Movris Rochelle Mose Lolllo Mull Eunlce Munoz Crolg Musgrove Gabby Nojero Rhonda Naughto Buddy Newcosv Kevin Newman IN Klm Nguyen 3 113 Connie Nicholas Eldridge Nicholas Thomas Nolan Sandy Norrls Sean O'Neel Vickie Oliver Marlo Oropezo Stephen Oubre Fred Owens Down Purdue Veronlco Porhom Julle Pore Michelle Polin Theresa PmIn John Potsvleld Tonyo Ponlo Datren Payne Erlc Payne Nederol Payne Jean Perklns Cloudlo Peters Carolyn Pevry Charles Posey Yvette Preston T roves! Lisa Pucken Ronald Pursley Veronlcc Romlrez Kendall Rampy Wallace Ransom Bobby Rowllnson Wlllio Raymond Richard Resch Angelo Rlchter Kelly Rising Joe Robenson Steven Roccofone Mark Rodney Ema Rodrlguex Liso Rogers Arthur Rojcs Jennlfer Romero Kala Romevo Many Roos Doro Roses Terry Ross Llndo Rotondo James Rouly Teddy Roy Mickey Soenz Kenner Samuel: Juan Sanchez Althea Sanford Richard Savoy Rlcky Scogln Deanna Scam 114 Deanna Scott Melissa Scrivnev Kennedy Shelvon Luis Sherlmee Oscar Sherlinee Samuel Sllvers Roger Stmon Ida Simpson Potty Siroguso Novotie Smith Malia Solis Robert Solis n Spikes Penny Stoffovd Stephanie Sveen Randy Steers Samantha Stephenson Ernest Stewart Michelle Stewart Drench: Stuart Craig Stump Reginald Sutton Kerri Swoim Angela Taylor Brcel Taylor Julie Teeter: True feelings come through in song To be able to sing to someone who doesn't even understand English and convey my feelings would be a real reward in singing for me, stoted junior Down Purdue. Down is 0 natural singer. Having not token cny voice lessons does not hold her back. When she song her version of HMy Tribute to 0 student assembly, she touched many of the students sitting there by reveol- ing her true feelings about the Lord in her life. Down is on active member in her church choir ot the Nederlond Church of the Nozerene. She was chosen for the Church District Youth Choir three years in 0 row. Students from their church tHouston and the surrounding oreox try out and 0 select few are then Down'sspivilshlnesrhvough 60an compemmaum chosen. These are then involved in 0 contest held at Bethany Nozorene College in Bethany, Oklohomo. Each year the Houston district has won first place for the post seven years. Down has participated in this event for the lost two years. Achieving Is something Down does in her school related singing as well. Down has been 0 member of the Acopello choir for two years and in the Studio Singers for two yeorst She has been in All-Ciry choir for two years and in Regional choir for one year. 115 Joni Thacker Wendy Therlov Joseph Thomas Mary Thomas Roxanne Thomas Jacqueline Thompson Donny Tlce Elizabeth Todoro Angelo Toernev Ido Trohon Mike Truhan i Thi Tron Anthony Yrevino Yereso Trevino Chad VonDevender Flora V Samantha Vllvz Kenneth Wogenhouser 116 Porn Holey shows great interest in the Economics of me Unlred Stores, In all Its moiesry, stops nofflc. Rob Wallace Jonls Woshlngron Patricio Washington Webber Welker Henry Wells Sheryl Whlvley Robert Wilklnson Fredo Wlllloms Ken Williams Lorry Wlllloms 50m Wllliams Domlnus WIIIIs Carolyn Wilvz Lokerclo Wise Wendy Woodin Shelia Woods Eddle Wright Klm erghv Scon Yonker Jorge Zamora Some work on me out while others wovch, 117 118 Llndo Jacoby and Julie Rachel hold up the crowds Eunice Munos gets caught by the camera. Zuno Cassel and Rhonda Noughron go cmzy. Rite Dorsey floats with the Juniors in me Homecoming parade 119 Academic Programs 2+2:4 year degree Students may begin 0 4-year degree on the Port Ar- thur campus. Todoy, Lomor University of Port Arthur provides the beginning student with the first two years of 0 university education close to home and close to work. Students attending the Port Arthur campus have available the some courses which are offered by the entire Lomor University three campus organization in the principal oreos of business, education, engineering, liberal arts, sciences, fine and applied arts, and physical education, These courses provide the basis for most four-yeor degrees. Technical Arts Program Over the years Lomor University at Port Arthur Technical Arts Division has provided technical and in- dustrial education for thousands of men and women from Texas, Louisiana, other stores and several foreign countries. Upon completion of 0 required program of study in the technical division, 0 student may receive 0 twoAyeor associate of applied science degree, 0 one- yeor diploma or certificate of completion. Technical Arts programs include Automotive Mechanics, Cosmetology, Drafting Technology, EIec-t tronics TechnoIogy, Mid-Monogement, Office Occupa- tions, Real Estate, Welding, and Licensed Vocational Nursing. For more Information contact the Admissions Office, Lamar University e Port Arthur, 1500 Proctev, Port Arthur, Texas ovcollqw49210t727-0666 Sophomores 121 122 MaryBevh Droughon moves ucrog the stage In HECE style show 9i6' Sophomore class officers from left to right Kyle Young, Shelly Norris, Gino Guidry, and Kim Houck Klp Hamilton vevlews hls work In ryplng, l Cheryl Arnoud helps prepare Missy Duhon vo cheer or Powder Pu voorboll game. V'V' ' xi, Suzanne Slaughvev and Paul Mtlnryre study me mvcroscope m BIology I Timmy Acord Kevin Adowoy Mary Aguilar Anthony AIexondev Ronald Allmand Isoc Andrus Jeon Arable Susan Arnoud Cheryl Arnoud Lawrence Bobineoux Glenn Boker Andrea Barnes Bridget Barnes Peter Bonley Jeffery Barton Michael Batiste Showneequ Bopylsve Salvador Becerro Troy Belk Alexander Bell Arondo Benton David Benton Cheryl Berton Timothy Bodln Pomelo Booker Lance Bradley Lorl Bronnen Teresa Breoux Mark Blevell Charles Brldges Erku Brooks Joe Broussord Liso Broussord Morris Broussord Ste wn Dovld Burke Rlchord Burke Gaston Burnomon Kimberly Burns Deborah Butler Roman Campbell Raymond Cuppodonno Cynthlo Cardenas dward Carney Kirk Carroll Chodes Caner Clifton Charles Bridger Chariot Currls Choreloln . Chlpmon Susana Chavez Hebert Clark Michael Clark Robert Coors Michael Cockrell Rosalyn Coles Moria Colon Alone Comeoux K urr Comeoux Rodgev Comeoux Scott Comeoux 124 Amy McDonald, JtV. Cheerleader, had flipped over her hobby. Amy has been taking gymnastics for four years from Wes Brimn 0nd Ed Laundry in Port Neches. She has been to about 60 or more meets end has won about 65 ribbons. She has traveled 05 for 05 Denver, Col- orado for 0 regional meet. Other meets she has gone to have been in San Antonio, Tyler, Houston, and Dallas. Amy practices three hours a day during the school year, and five hours 0 day during the summer. Gym- nastics is not on easy sport. It requires 0 lot of hard work and determination. She decided to take gymnastics so she could go to the Olympics to compete ondtroveL Hlf a person wants to make it to the top, she hos to work for it, she explains. Since Amy mode cheerleader, she hasn't been to gymnastics class in about three months, but she hasn't quit gymnastics yet. Amy says that she does regret toking gymnastics sometimes because it took olPof her nights away. She en- joys taking gymnastics but she is losing interest in it. But don't worry too much, there's still a lot of fight in Amy. She remarked gymnastics is good for the mind and body, also it is 0 beautiful on. Hopefully, Amy can keep up both a successful cheerleading ond gymnastics career, John Condrey James Cook Raneldo Cook Jimmie Crour Silvio Cuellor Pomelo Curley Mable Donkins Anthony Davis Eddie Dows Ferry Davis Frederick Davis Valerie Dovis Iamciro Day Adrienne Detice Berry DeJohn Deirdre Delcumbre Christine Deleon Ronald Delino Calvin Dennison Trudy Derouen Michael Devillier Therese Dioz Angela Dismukes Donna Domingue- Mono Doucet Denick Drake Lowondo Drake Mory Dioughon Duane Drummond Stacy DuBose Dene Dugon Melissa Duhon Kevin Dunn Kevin DuPree Tommy Dupuy 125 Rebecco Eosley Regina Eosley Wesley Echols Stephen Edwards Robe Ely Toni Evans Mark Feemsrer Kelli Ferren Porrlcio Flelds Mellsso Figueron Gail Fonmene Tracie Fomnene Ron Ford Philip Fouts Tomato Frank Cherira Freeman Darrell Fuselier Fellx Gallegos James Gollemine Emery Gollow Raymond Gorcio Roland Gorclo Rogelio Gorzo Poul Glbson Roy GII Donald Gillesple uulene Givon Lorl Girouord im Glover Suleiko Gonzales Rim Gonzales Angelo Groffognlno Angela Graham Torcho Gray Jeffery Griffin Lisa Grund Dovld Gwdroz Lance Guidry Regina Guldry Gregory Gunner Darrell Gulhrle Daryl Hamilton Joey Homilvon Kip Hamilton Tvocy Horgrove Dennis Horkleu Pearl Harmon Bobby Hams Darrell Horns Kimberly Houck Renee Hawkins Alan Hawthorne Nancy Hayes Viveco Hem Terriney Hermen Robert Hicks John Hollingsworrh 126 Kevin Howard Troy Howe Klmberly Hudson Suscm Hudson Christoph Hughes Potrlclo Hunr Tvacy Hutchins Lorl lrby Augustine Jackson Tonlto Jackson Tonya Jackson Angelo James Dal James Yerry Jeones Norosho Jefferson Case Johnson Lelheol Johnson Wllly Johnson D Joro Jones Dwayne Jones Wilbert Jones Donald Jones Steven Jordon Sussle Jovdon Shown Joshua Angelo Jouben Youlindo Kelly Shelly Kennedy Stephanie Kenny Patricia Kirk Ellzobevh Krummel Charles Lahaye Dione Londry Joycelyn Londry Llso Landry Richard Lone Gory Lophom Gemld Losseigne Klmberly Lolimer Cums Lovolcis Pmriciu Lovergne Darin Loblonc Jocquelin Ledoy Waller Levine Lawrence Lewis Jocquelin Locket Joseph Lonon Francisco Lopez Winderful Lon Deon Monceoux Rhonda Man uel Bryan! Moroisr Herbert Morsholl Anthony Morvhico ANred Morrin Jeffrey Morrin David Martinez Leann Martinez Rhonda Monhews 127 For Charlie Tweedel, sophomore, soiling is number one. Having been taught the basics by his dad, he has been soiling since he was nine. Charlie and his crew, sophomore Chuck Lohoye, spend five days a week practicing for their races in the summer. They spend much of their spore time reviewing rule books and studying soil shapes and tactics. Four to five hours are spent every day practic- ingt For every hour spent soiling, you have to spend another hour cleaning rhe boot, says Chorlie. Last year, Charlie and Chuck roced together in the Sec Explorer Regional Championships held in Port Arthur and took second place. They were competing with sailors from New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and southern parts of Louisiana. This year the competition will be held near Key Largo, Florida. Chorlie belongs to an organization called the Sec Explorers. iilt's like a boy scout troop, only it's coiled a ship instead of a troop, he says. Choriie races 1035 feet boots that belong to the Sec: Ex- plorers Charlie and Chuck plan to attend this year's regional com: petition and if they win they will be eligible for the Sec Explorer Notional Soiling Championships to be held in Florida. Charlie plans to race collegiately and his long term goal is to someday race in the Olympics. Sailing Sailing, over the ocean blue Angelo May Charles May Bvod Moyfleld Phaedra Mayfleld Erlc Moyon Amy McDonald Linda Mceldufv Paul Mclnryre Ronney Meoux Oralla Medrano Laura Messlna Foydrla Mlller Matthew Mllllev Chadwick Mllls Rita Milo Joe Mitchell Rodney Mlvchell Ronnie Mitchell Chris Monceoux Charles Moore Cheryl Mouton Abvahom Munoz Ihl Ngoc Nguyen TN Thu Nguyen Mrey Nlchdmn 129 Ronoid Nickelson James Nixdorf Shelly Norris Tonya Norris ver Geroldlne ONvlev Tiercney Parker Corroll Parrish Dovid Parsley Joy Pavsfield Alonzo Payne Koren Perciful Yvene Petals Robert Perlsco Phyllis Pevry Christoph Pevevo John Philpov Floveno Pirre Bony Pins Lonnie Pixley Osboldo Pompo Ashlyn Pond Ronald Poole Lela Pose Nicholas Postulu Howcvd Provost Linda Ramirez Roderick Randall Robert Reid Kirk Rice Donald Richard Richard Nchordson Joco Richter Angelo Rideou Risa Rising Shyro Roach Paulo Robblns Andrew Roberson Covlo Rocio Terri Rodgers Anno Rodviguez Poul Romevo Timothy Romero ' 05: Ronald Ros Mireyo Ruiz David Russell Nolon Russell Cynthia Rulheyfovd Porricio Sodlev Koren Soenz Rosolbo Sanchez Herben Sovoy Mark Schexnider Timomy Schrodev James Scan Eugene Shaffer Mory Shephevd Sidney Shelley 130 Rebecca Shockley Corey Slmmons Tlno Simon Goynell Simpson Susanne Slaughter Chrlstopher Smlrh James Smith Tommy Smlvh Reyna Solono Becky Solls Mario Solis Melissa Sonler Ronald Sons Jomeseno Spencer Heilh Stollings Anna Svelly Candace Strlckland Slephen Strong Sondra Swanson Mory Tunksley Yolondo Tovmon Gregory Taylor Mellissu Taylor Derek Theoll Charlene Therior Commle Thlbodeoux Alvln Thomas Earlene Thomas Sophomes Kim Houck, Cheryl Amoud, Gino Guldry, Amy McDondd and Missy Duhon show their sum while Truce Hammond looks on at a pep rally. Jock Thomas Shello Thomas Temorror Thomas Klmberly Tollelson Mlsly Tompkins Thl Mal Tran Morgorlra TreJo Tlmovhy Tremom Thomas Trevino Charles Tweedel James Underhlll John Underhlll othy U299 Thomas Vcndewerker James Veozey Porrlclo Vela Michael Venoble Cralg Vldrlne Vanessa Vlltz Deborah Voorhles Crawford Walker James Walton Coven Word Thomas Wanen Roxana Washington Edward Watson Aaron Won: Downo Weber Kimberly Webev 132 Second from right JunloL Klm Jones, octs sophisticated to show sllly Sophomores, Yrudy Dereuon, Valerie Dovls, Theresa Dial, and Commle Thlbodeoux, how to 00 or the Homecoming porcde. Abbe Welch Jeffery Welch Michael Wheeler Chad Williams Cynthia Williams Kenneth Williams Christine Williamson Angie Wilson Chad Wyble Raye Lynn Wyble Renee Wyble Jocqeeline Wykoff Kennelh Wykoff Kyle Young Active Sophomores porriclpove in Congress dlscussion. Kim cher displays her talents in the flag corp; Becky Bowling shows herspirims Kim Lunclos looks on. Kim Howell and Shelly Norris paddle boot down the San Antonio River. 133 Becky Shockley shows he! Boo Consnicvor to third peviod Biology closs Teacher, Jodxe Dunn was nor worried, bur some students kepr meir distances 134 LISO Doucer stops to tie her shoe before lhe bell rings. .9, S 3'. n ,, , :V a ,2 .- . .3: Freshmen 135 136 n Poul Abraham seems to be concenrrotlng more on me photographer than his Science work AK Charlotte Horrod 0nd Slephanie Rnwson are Ihe besl of friends or Cl cabinet meenng. Freshmen enjoy off campus lunch at Safeway. Freshmen begin ladder to graduation Freshman counyord slgn says It all! 137 Poul Abrohom uilor Andrea Alexander Terry Alexander Cymhia Allen Anrhony Almome Grant Amy Robe Anderson Shown Andris Genie Antoine Kimberly Ard Gerald Aubry John Aucoin Core Austln Monica Bobineaux Pomelo Baker Regan Ball Morvene Ballard Janis Bolzersen Poul Borrley Michael Barton Cary Boss Kevin Buss Judy Baudoin Joseph Bowks Moria Becerro Danen Bell Richard Bell William Benjamin Julie Beresky Dana Bernard Donne Bernard Pamela Dlgler Tony Blackwell Gregory Bobb Kenh Bodden Robe Bodin Pamela Boone Creig Bourque Rebeca: Bowling Kirk Brommer Carlo Branch James Bridges Tom Brannon Debra Brooks Jeffery Brossord Lawrence Brown 138 Sandro Cessoc and Pamela Chlrofls smlle Dc:3lg for the camera as Ihey back the Jackets on Maroon 0nd GolDud Glen Burleigh Kevln Bun Lorl Bush Michael Bushnell Kimberly Butler John Calhoun Covallno Corobelle Tlmorhy Cormon Anthony Carrier Chane: Catson Mory Cover Oscar Castillo Reglno Castro Sylvia Castro Sondra Cessoc Murlel Charles Klm Choy Pamela Chlrofls James Chisholm Klmberly Chrlsvle Donald Church Jenniver Coors LoJuon Cole John Coley Lori Collins Joseph Conway Kenneth Corbello Debra Cormler Michelle Cormlev Harold Cornell Jacqueline Cummings Phllllp Cupples on Daily Jon Dolfrey Borboro Done: Kimberly Daughtvy Wayne Dovld Mory Dovls Kimberly Degeyter Poul Deluno Christopher DeVIIIIer oven Dlxson James Dackens Mlchelle Dome: Jody Deuce! Kelly Drake Regine Drake Deborah Driggers Cynthia Duhe Dennis Duhe Darrell Dupree Elizabeth Durso Joson Edwards Teresa Edwards Aaron Elem Romero Espinoso Annie Espinoza Travis Evens Michelle Fovquohoc 139 140 .mM. Na ;tm 4v m. Phorogropher Paul Silva shows the! even photographers can say 'Cheese'! Chns Morel rakes o microscope IO prepare his slides in Science. Corby Flores Koren Fonvenene Merlin Fomenevre Dennis Fonreno' Elisa Fonvenor Yvette Fortune Tonya Fox Chrlsvino Franklin Albert Frazier William Fredemon Donald Fredrichsen Debra Gallegos Joseph Gullemlne Elolno Govclo Ron Gaspard Christine Gourhler John Gibson Barbara Gilbert Joey Gilbert Gregory Gilcreose Tomi Gircuard JoAnn Gongoro Yerl Gomoulln Adele Gonzales Dovld Gonzalez Dovld Gough Dun Grocedel Cynthia Gray Jeddo Grey Christopher Griffin Ruvh Grlfflrhs Stefan Grove Carlos Guerra Cavlonu Guldry Hope Guid Brenda Guxhrie Kerry Hadley Calvin Holey Tummy Hall John Hammond Trlno Hampton Wayne Hordln Ylmothy Havgls Clifton Hormonson Kevln Harper Tublmo Horrlngron Leslle Harris Monlyn Harrison Charlotte Horrod Johnny Hatch J as Hovord Fitzgerald Hayes Tuesday Hayes Govdon Heoley Randy Heovhcoe Avery Hebe Ernest Heben Randy Hebert Richard Hemondez Gerald Hesler Lillian Hewen Cheryl Hill Corl Hilstock Robert Hllron Michelle Hippolire Kenh Hlovmko Antonella Honowoy Lindo Housvon Leslie Howard Melissa Howe Dornn Huebel Bernice Hume! Tommie Husband Niell Irvin Vickie lsedore Tracy Jocko Michelle Jackson Nelvo Jackson Rhonda Jomes me Johnson Paulevte Johnson Rickey Johnson Cymhia and Jenifer show mm Freshmen stick rogevhev at Hussor Mary Wolron demonstrates me gear srructute on a bike whlle her insvollovion group looks on inremly, 142 Trong Phom Vui Phom Michelle Pierce Robin Povros Darrick Prol'er Brendo Pron Gino Prechl Wade Price Scon Raggio Leon Rohorst Tino Rumour Marvin Ransom Stephanie Rawson Freddie Royford Chvisropher Reed Joncnhon Reed Michael Retd Edward Reynolds Craig Richard Porrick Richard Troy Robertson Bvoin Robicheoux Grevo Robinson Terren Roblson Pomck Rodigue Sharon Rogevs Geovge Rojas Burris Rose Pornck Sanders Todd Sovie Jeffery Savoy Groyden Schlein Judy Sclerondi Yolanda Scypion Monho Shockley 145 Amanda Shlelds Ronald Shoemaker Sally Shoemaker Jerry Shook Poul Sllvo Elizabeth Silvers Joseph Simien Robert Slmon Svevllng Simoneaux Soundro Slnegol Sheen Sinegal Phillip Smith Richard Smlrh Sarah Snowden Lilio Solis Bllly Sonnler nk Spine Feleclo Sralllngs Donald Stephens Christopher Swain Joy Swonzy Klmberly Tatar Michele Tatar Ronnerro Toybr Wendy Taylor Liso Teeter: Terry Teinen Amy Thibodeuux 146 Freshman cheerleaders: Toml Glyoud, Amy Ihlbodeaux, Kimberly Lonclos and Becky Bowling demonsnove rhe cheer: Look, up in the sky. Zello Thlbodeaux Anthony Thomas Samuel Ihomas Terrel Thomas Jlmmy Tlpron Beatrice Trohan Loon Tron Ihonh Tron Thuy Iran Cheryt Trlpplett Tommy Tutono Bonnle Tweedel Bart Umphrey Marlo Vorc Bennle Vargas Annlto Velvz Vlctcr Vernon Ktlstlne Vonmlnden Frederlck Vories Thorn VU Poulene Wallace Mary Walton Deborah Word Mellndo Wotklns Melissa Watkins Jorvls Whlte Koren Wharton Chlity Willtams Dionne Wlllloms Donold Willloms Donna Williams Bobby Willis Todd Yonker Genio Antoine - Dancer Genio Antoine has been taking dancing lessons since she was three years 0ch She is currently taking top, ballet, and jazz from Juonito Henderson. In the Port Arthur Saint James Festivol, Genio won two first place trophies and three second place rib- bons. She was also selected homecoming queen ot the festival lost yeor. Genio enjoys dancing 0 lot and hopes to make a career of it some day. She commented, le is almost 05 if dancing is 0 port of my life. According to Genie, Mrs. Henderson has been 0 big part of her success, not only 05 0 teacher, bur as a friend. She odded, Mrs. Henderson has given me the encouragement I needed to give all I had to my dancing Genie gives special thanks to her mother who gave her the incentive to strive for the best in dancing and life. 147 Cove Combelle thinking seriously about swlngsver ny-ouvs at an afternoon procrlce, , x; Cynthia Duhe Iislens imenlly about dvum insrrucvions belore Hussor try-ours. 148 Robert Simon does not seem happy about the basic rules 01 droning First Sixth Street Baptist Church Congratulates Graduating Seniors of 82 548 Abe Lincoln 985-4348 Greyhound Bus Li nes Your Local Chartering Service 985-4356 444 Waco Robert E. Lee, Jr. Agent 349 K24! Jam 14.; MAM 7600 Twin City Hwy. Port Arthur 149 150 151 Administration created wan , 1981432 School Board, Standing Dr Clyde Gon, Superintendem: Mr. Donald Floyd, Mrs, Laverne KxefeL Dr Barry Dows, VICE Presudenr; Dr Dr Joe Pins ML Russell Coco Mr. Charles McBee Superintendent lor 1982-60 Assr. Super. Elem. Ed. Asst. Superv Adminv Dr. Louis Reed Mr. Ed Watson Mr. Leroy Soleme Ass! Super. Res and Dev Asst, Super. - Sec, Ed. Ass! Super. Business 152 new beginning for students Eugene Ford, Mr A Z. McElroy, President, Mr James Burns. Sining Mr. Mary Jean George, Secrevory Mr. Rouel Rorhenberger Principal Mrv Donald Poul Mr. Robert Kindell Mrs. Winfred McDaniel Assisvom Principal Assisronr Principal Assisvom Pvincipol ta 84': 52, .3 x 1982-83 School Board Elecv Sining, Dr Mary Jean George: Dr Bony Dovxs, Pvesidem; Mr. Donald Floyd. Svonding. Dr Clyde Go ; Mr Hobeeb Nocol; Mr A Z McElroy: and Mr Leonard Gabriel. Mr. Bartlett, student ocvlvivles director, is caught In the act at PN-G Ms. Leon and Ms. Luquene keep busy at attendance work. pep rally. .9 L . Ms. Svoron, Ms. Byrd, Ms. Devlne and Ms Handel all kept busy as secretaries this year. PIA. Officers for 1981-82 school year: Ms. Mlngle, President; Ms. Newcomb Jru 3rd Vice Premdem; Ms. Beckcom, Recording Secrelory; Ms. Woedemon, Hlsrorion: Ms, Dunn, Treasurer; Ms, Losseigne, 15! Vice Presidem; Ms, Corobeie, Porliomemorion: Ms Hayes, Correspondlng Secretory: Ms, Lophom, 2nd Vice President. 154 L Nurse MsA Wolfe and Aide Ms Bronnlck discuss one student's throat. Ms, Estes Librarian Ms. Thomas, Mr, HIII, Mr Godwin and Ms. Gram all helped our counseling students through another year. 155 Skills learned in English classes oid UIL competitors g. Jennifer Schoudles and Gary Lophom get Ms. VonZondi's assistance as may prepare for Ready Writing competition. Iennifev advanced Io Reaionols. Ms Deny Boumon Ms. Susan Trevino Phyllis Boudoin, Spellev Elizabeth Krummei, Speller Drama 6 Speech Coach Speech 6 Spelling Coach mo; pictuved - Porches Gomim From: Dennis HaIkless - Duel Acn'ng I Sup. 0! SIOIE E D.A; Richard Mello I Sup, at State in Gioup Acting, Mime, Due! Mime; Tammy Fonrenene - U l.L, Poerry; WclreI Jackson I Mime, Impromptu. Second: Mary Willilord- Sup, in Group Acting, Storytelling, Dromonc Acnng av Store Angie GIoIfogIIino - Reader; Theorre, Stove, Storyielling; SulIko Gonzales - Mime. Sup 0! Store: PaIIiao Sepuivado I Reoders' TheorIe: Candy SIIIckIand - ReodeIs TheaIIe Sruve Lisa Hugger I U I. L Prose Store Sup Mime Duet Mime GIoup Acting Shown Neff - U I L Prose Regional Hedreich Guillory - U I L Prose thxd. Harriett Hill - Readers Theotre- Todd WebeI- U I L Ex x;remp JanisG ranger . POI se 155 John BouIQQOIs i U I L Exvemp DclJomes - SIoIe E. D A. Sup. Group Acting ImprompIu Reodevs Iheone One At! uBecky Shockleyl UIL Ex- Iemp One- AcI- MOIvin Thomas I Slave Sup. Mime Group AcIing One- Act FIancis Ponillo - Readers TheoIIe Ms Doumcm reeds awalds Ilsl 0! Drama Club banque, was 0v omeiswourmvome Jlmmy Nxxdorf works dlllgemly on hls odvemslng campaign for Journalism I doss while Chowaer Am, Robert Hicks tries to pick up a lew ideas lor his own compolgn, Shown Neff come as c flapper from me Yearbook Svoflevs Domlko PvescovNAcodemlcs Ednan, Novotle Smith, and Scherlsh Augusrlne HOBHM Edlvon work or the 1920's lo the Drama Club bonquev. Signmg Parry slumping books. The staff used me money raised vo buy phovogvophy supplies Students crowded around the dlsploy of plctures on sale by the yearbook srofv. 157 Mr Bowen vokes 0 break 0! vhe loculvy parry. Yearbook Staff goes traditional; chooses for theme: A new beginning I , . h ' '5 From me looks of Ms. Moore, Yearbook 6 Pilot sponsor, Damika and Scheerlsh had better find a place to hlde. L . q 1 a 9 . .r .h h . , Mcrl Weldon works on the layout for the next Issue of me PIIoI. She also designed the cover of the yearbook and did all 0! the artwork. Darnika, Norulle 0nd Suzette go oever annual layouts after checking ma page numbers on the ladder dlogram. x . . .4 . , Journalism II E7 III class members make up the Yearbook 0nd PiIoI staff. Kneeling: Eunice Munoz, Riro Dorsey, Richard Goona, Marion Kesvler, rankie Davis and Rudy Elizondo, Stondlng: Susan Morris, Kolo Romero, Mari Weldon, Korhy Choreloin, Cassandra Freeman, Keith Moreou, Mr. Frank Conde Grudem teochen, Kerri Swoim, Andy Sanford, Justina Moses, Norulie Smith, Scheerish Augustine, Domiko Preston, Suzene Thomas, 158 Anita Romero Weorbook Ediroo and Lynn Lanes. ' ' p , Pilot staff works with: xx brand new most head r Surfman comic strip controversial topics Riva Dorsey, Heed Phowgropher, dldogreovjobvoking . foreign language COlumnS pictures 0! our heartbreaking loss to Aldine in the Dome. All wolk svops when Pilot comes 0 presses f0! the 5V0 ro lead thew work Keith looks for evrovs In Kala 5mm ; M5 Moo'e 050m O V'Ob'em W'rh he' JOCke' ms srory whxle Eunlce reads hev Spanish column and Hedreich checks to see If he! story mode n Jobber column while Eumce and Kathy discuss story Ideos, ! l Rudy Elizondo, head of darkroom, shows that he really does know how 70 use cu camera Pilot editor in chief Marion Kesvler and circulation manager Frankie Davis check 159 pages for mistakes before u goes IO press. 160 Unicorn, Old English tops Ebbride Long hours after schoot and several weekends go mto the produc- tton of Ebbn'de, on uwotd-winntng literary magazine, directed by, Editot e Tracy Preston. Some illustrations ore submitted, but most is done by staff artists, Poetry and Prose entries are submitted by students. They are judged by the Ebbtide staff mode up of students Once all the works have been wdged, the painful process of typ- ing, proofreading, cutting. and pasting begins. Editors often stay longer than most teachers. but the work Is worth the end result. The work does not end here The print shop takes over and pro- duces 1200 copies of the 64 page book. Students who paid 51 get to spend 0 day in English reading the literary efforts of their peels, and the generous patrons looked in the back for their homes, Ebbride has received national recognition for 15 consecutive years from the Columbto Scholastic Press Association, earning 10 fitst-ploce ratings. The creativity of TJ students and the talent and hard work of our stuff are reflected in the high quality of the selections and the overall appearance 0! the magazine, commented Ms Joyne Smith, Ebbtlde sponsor N x Room 101 was a crowded place for the business staff to son recelprs L190 Stelly and Chad VonDevender proofread for errors. They know from the Engllsh teachers Ms. Smith won't tolerate mess-ups. t . a . LI' 5 . Ebbtide Editors: Chad VonDevendet, Thaddeus Lovolois, Michelle Lourents, Theresa Leger, Liso Stelly, William Essex, Jr , and Editor-invchtef Tracey Preston A special thanks Is due to sponsor Mse Joyne- Smith mot picturedl When you say EDLS, you've said English Ms. Crisp iDept. Heady Ms, B Ms.-Gollowoy Ms. Henderson Ms. Johnson Ms. Morsholl Ms. Meeker Ms, Moore Ms. Rowry Ms. Smith Ms. Trevino Msv Von Cleve Ms. Von chdr Msi Vurllcer In every English teacher's class there is one particular thing that each and every student is terrified of, The long dreaded Essoy papers One day you walk into class expecting to listen to one of those everyday lec- tures, when suddenly your teacher raises the pulled down screen, and there it is - your essay topic. For Freshmen the topic is more like- ly to be Romeo and Juliet, for sophomores, A Separate Piece, for Juniors, The Glass Menagerie, and for Seniors, Once and Future King. Over half of the . class is un- prepared, and hoping that the per- son sitting next to them hos o pen and 0 piece of paper that they con borrow. After it is oil over, everyone walks out of the class hysterically hoping that the paper they just wrote will or least get 0 passing grade. Ms. Von Zont's senlor English class seems really Interested In classroom discussion over The Once and Future King. 161 Set in the 21st century, Eden presents The futuristic society. The play deals with the contTict of the average people, and the forces oi government and industry. When rhe leader of 0 country expresses his displeasure or one notionaT product, children. The chairman of a board inveils a new prOdUCT, genofocts, synthetlc human belngsv These new children will come as 18-year-olds, which will be given to familles innoculated against pregnancy. Eden is o ploy whlch involves many scenes and scene changesv The cost members played many characters and, in some cases, played inanimate objects. The cast 01 Eden was Richard Mello, Dol James, Dorv rin LeBlanc, Mike DeVilIier, Marvin Thomas, Bill Fuller, Becky Shockley, Martha Shockley, Shown Neff, Llso Hugger, and Candy Svricklond. The crew was; Michelle Lauren's, Delrdre Delcombre, and John Coley. Svovues in the Spam Hall of Fame. Drama Dept. does Eden; Fuller takes Best Actor , , 3 Uncle mebo prormsed Ihe kids 0 Dollar Wollor inhey get innoculoted. Ms. DJ. Boumon, Exhausted ond Exalted Dvecvor Cost moves into Zone Two Competition Rolling o defeclive Genre oft rhe assembw Ime 163 First spring musical In decode UOnce Upon A Mattress was 0 combined effort of the Choir, Drama, and Music Department. Performers were chosen from 0 group of over 200 who auditioned for their roles. The ploy was 0 take-off on the story TThe Princess and the Fee . The reheorsols were a chore, sometimes running lore into the nighr. The students worked rheir hearts or night and arrived at school in the mornings with sleepy faces The costumes were mode by the crew members with cosrs running from $20 to $100. The scenery looked professional, rhonks to workers Mr. B. Lourenrs, Mr. C Reous, and Mr. Kloes, with 0 lot of assistance from the cost. Cover design for the program was done by Del James. The talents of Chad Mills and Margaret Bundy were dIsployed in their representations of the prince and princess. No one will ever forget the evil eyes of Michelle Lourents who played the wicked queen. Other chorocters included Dorrin LeBIonc 05 Sir Horry, Fronnie Doigle 05 Lady Lorkin and Richard Mello 05 the DumbK in Lights were handled by Martha Shockley 0nd Dierde Delocombre. Stage managers were Burnes and Mike Devillier. Suleiko Gonzales Liso King, Kim Henderson, Jonis Tonner, Susie Jordon, and Tracey Horgrove moved the sets. The wizard telis Jester not re call him The dancers gossip excitedly Cordomon In public about me new princess. Musical pages sponsored by Hayes Realty 3106 Turtlecreek Dr. Port Arthur, TX 164 Prince Harry receives permission from Aggrovcin to search ior a princess The whole vilioge eogeriy OWOiTS Ihe answer to the queen's rhIrd oqd . Once Upon a Mattress - smash success The wuovd demonstrates to primess Wmlfred one of his old, med nicks; as prmze Dounrless and queen Aggvovoin feud on Iovgesv question pertaining re the monioge 0! her son Courr members hope new princess wull pass so mey can be married 165 166 Dept Head Ms, Loukos Ms. Andris MI, Nguyen Ms Williams Mr. Bowen Mr, Hanks Jocquelln Ledoy listens to 0 foreign language rope as she works. Tom Provost and Many 111mm enrenoin Ms, Moore's Journohsm Class with Christmas COIOIS in Spanish Ms Loukas, Department head of Foreign Language stresses how helpful a lorelgn language can be. Chris Moody, senlor, works on his Spanish whlle other seniors, Marry, Bryan, and Sasha, d X o the some 167 Child development means coring A Junior, Krlssy Munoz, Is tickled to death about Child Development. Asa Senior, Bvendo Anderson, Rhonda Robertson, Junior, Aliclo Grogan, smile osvhe phorogropher snaps. I1 makes Ms Donez smlle knowing her class needs Chnd Development 168 Down Guldryjr smiles as she whlspers sweer words on the romp at the Annum HECE Fashion Show. Sosho Quintello, Senior, Smlles as she strolls freety across me stage. Brent Williams sr is showing how good he's looking at the HECE fashion show, HECE : Experience 1926 9Ih Ave. Frames Ready Mnda, Cuslom Needlepoint, Crawel Mats Limilad Edition Prinls Frace, Windberg, Pali Bannisler Galerie 546 Inc. Professionally Fitting Menls Shoes lor over 10 years Main Store 539 Procter Port Arthur 985-8022 We Slack Sizes 5-16 widths AA-EEE lNol all Stylesl SHOE STORE nRendezvous of the Elite The Plantation 2501 Memorial 982-3311 A complete menu and catering service Huber Decorating Center says Jackets all the way 4448 Gulfway 985-5505 Hard work in ryping can lead to a very promlslng business career. 172 Business Classes Expand emon Ms. Collins Ms. Harris Ms. Preston Ms. Swanzy Mr Wright The Business Department offers students rhe best education to prepare them for a business career, Business courses range from typing to business com- munications, with all types of other classes offered olso Another business program is Distributing Education, which offers instructions in marketing and distribution. Students work half 0 day and orrend school the other half, It is 0 very benefiting program, which has been active throughout the year. They were awarded mony honors or o convention in Houston and some advanced to srote. CO reef EdUCOtion Liz Ashy isn't sure that it's the right Iener or not ..o Karen Byers and Melissa Fomenone discuss where the correct keys ore located. h. Accounting isn't the only thing on JIII Creche! and Beth Klllebrew's minds! Tim Woo studies strenuously while trying to finish me year in Accounting LaRhondo McDonald seems to hove found something very amusing in Accounting 173 Double E Automotive has always Backed the Jackets in Academics and Activities Twin City Hwy Er Groves Hwy. 74 Phone: 963-1291 174 Distribute your education between school and work Dorven, James and John oll llnd 0 way to have a lime fun while studying V0! 0 DE test, 175 Industrial and Fine Arts Department I . Chuck Lo Hoye and Brent Wllhoms finish a woodshop prOJECY - or are they Mike Johnson works on a wooden reproduction of his name. posingP 176 teaches skills and hobbies 93, :1 , q. ,2 wmft- ' 9': oodshop Richard Wise, sophomore, and Gorlond Harris, junior, work diligently during Marvin Thomas whistles whlle he works in Mr. Key's w woodshop do . George Zamora sophomore, demonsrroves his expertise in handling sandpaper as he uses both hands simultaneously IO sand down legs on his woodshop project 177 178 Math odds things together The demand In the movkev place ior mathematical skills ranges from the obvious bookkeeping CQShieiS 0nde Ireliers Io me less ctr vious refinery workers policemen ondte Locol refineries require Ihor personnel poss rmcIrl'I exams belove Ihey are promoted. Poiicemen must be able Io make quick, simpie compuroiions of percentage Teachers hove Io average grades The Moth Deponmem ofiers classes Io fiil Ihese demands spanning FOM to Compuver oney making jobs such as computer programmers for businesses of compureis in the disrncl We have three new Apple compuiers which are like home computers We 0130 have Iwo Ilme shoring computers which me linked by phone I0 a main computer Ierminol in Houston Other courses offered . ore Fundamemois of Mom, Algebra 1 Ihrough 4, Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus CompuIeI teacher MLI Lee lectures on the usefulness of the new compuver the Apple Senior, Thong Men Do ovidly progvoms cI compuier during computeI 1-2 H Geometry Honov svudems pay clase oneniion re who! is being said Karhleen Charles senior enjoys being voughv Alg 3-4 by Ms. Sievei by Mr, Hebe . Ms. McMwllun Deponmenv Heod Sophomore Missy Duhon rakes a break from her mom. Most of Ms Kessel's srudenrs take notes diligently while Tvacey Jacko finds something more interesting in the back ol the room. Ms. Copello Ms. Carlin Ms, Haley Mr. Hebert Ms. Hebert Ms. Kessel Mr, Lee Ms, Rye: Ms, Seiver Ms. Simmons Ms. Taylor Ms. Woshlngvon 179 Award winning calculator team Sweeps District x takes Regionols and takes 'em on at State Ml. Jock Sell Is known svore-wide for his expert coaching. 34;- . L J. y , ; , q , . 3 S 4v. n a 3 . AX , I Kirby Erickson, stove competitor in calculator, shows that his expertise with machinery extends post computers and calculators. 150 U! Q. ence analyzes for the future The inrent of science at TJ Is to prepare students to meet challenges of their conrempomry us well as future lives. The curriculum is arranged to give a sufficient background for those who plan to olrend profession schools, enter science as 0 career or seek vocorlonol training. In general, the offerings are geared to prepare srudems ro successfully live in o democratic world as good clrlzens and cope with the comperlvion of the technological future. The sciences rho! are available or U is Physical Science, Ap- plied Biology, Biology, Biology ll, Biology IH, Applied Chemisrry, Physics, Astronomy. Most of these courses are requited but szt are nor. If you are planning on engineering or science career you should consider raking one of these. I! may help In the neorfuture. Christina Alexis observes biology experiment in class. Ms. Burler hDepl. Heady Ms. Boyd Ms. Du I'lfl ML Garret ML Miles Ms. Richardson Mr. Sell Mr. Theriot Mr. Tolor Ms. Williams 182 Doneone Beckom,junlor, takes out tlme from the punk rock scene to do a bead experiment in Mr. Sell's 37d perlod Chemistry class. :- m1! Gerald Losselgne - alias Albert Elnsteln prepares a slide of baclerlc for observation under me mlcroscopev ; . a W Chemistry teacher, Jock Sell, demonstrates the cool experiment. Astronomers shoot for the stars You can't be punny on demand! exclaimed Mr. Tolor when asked for one of his famous puns. Mr. Tolor teaches Astronomy end has sponsored the Astronomy club for several years. Membership in the club fluctuates according to interest and leadership Most of the members are interested in careers in science. Some are considering majoring in Aerospace technology since the field is experiencing a resurgence of popularity and funds due to the success of the Space Shuttle. Even though Astronomy won first place in the club division for their Homecoming float of the Space Shut- tle, they have become relotively inactive. The Space Shuttle was the most impressive floot ever presented by the Astronomy Ctub. I was amazed. I told them they couldn't do it, but they proved me wrong, said Tolor. It took the students about two weeks to buiid the complicated model. It was mode of plywood, popiepmoche' and odds and ends they were able to Mt. Tolur shows off the winning nootthotme Astronomy Club scrounge up. d The club met several times to hear lectures on the stars, the sun, and Jupiter Effect. On Clear nights members used 0 telescope to aid their storgozing. designe . Gory Lophom and Robert Hilton take a look onhe Andromeda Galaxy. A A .h y . .M 4. V The Astronomy Club looks fat the Pletodes in the constellation outust Members of Astronomy Club left to right are: Alon Hawthorne, Eric Van Devender, Cathy Gotret, Gory Lophom. Eric Mortoneuux! Sponsor, Mr Totor 183 SAVE Ms. Commings wept. H d e0 Ms. Coliins Mr Gorhlo ML Honk: Mr. Hill Mr. Honeo Mr Jugneoux Ms. Lindsey 5. Rogers Ms. Snider Ms. Tote Mr. Williams Mr. Wilson mam Mr. Worthy No4 Mr. Wynn Amw. Social Studies leocher Ms. Rogers stops IO check her watch lor the bell Social Studies THOMAS JEFFERSON SAYS namumm' IS e BLACK 11151th , MONTH c m .39 Tommy Meaux, Junior, went all the way to show her school spirit. The Social Studies Department offers more then history to students. The department consists of American and World history but also of Economics, Government, Psychology, Sociology and Block American Studies. At first these other classes seem like they should not be tied in with history but they do tie-int In history 0 person learns what his ancestors did but not exactly why they acted the way they did. Psychology and Sociology can help 0 student understand why people act in o certain way when they are in o certoin situa- tion. Block American Studies shows the history of the black man from Africa. In Government and Economics students learn more about the way America is run. Therefore if students would like to understand , history and people's behavior 0 little better, the social Govemment teacher, Ml, Von Wright ossistsJoe Allen m class work, studies department offers these other classes. 185 186 Physical Education Missy Duhon is up In me air about somerhin'. She is picvured here In me girls gymnasium with her teacher, Ms, Son Angel o. Tyrone Amolne and Kenneth Wlllloms srroll rogevhen DeDe Sweeter, Sr., makes the camera man back catch us she prepares '0 send the ball out. 4' Susan Vllloreol waiting In line for the dodge ball. In girls' PE they also play badminton, tennis, archery, softball, volleyball, basketball, and gymnastics. 187 Poul Fomenene blazing c: rust hole. Roland Garcia veering top off of vhinnev con. V Stilwell Technical Center Tommy and Covl disploylng VICA project Bui 5i Dinh working wilh .orhe, 168 Joni Thacker fixing hell of o porron teach students mony trodes. ; q . V: R90 All Nil tm '0' fm Lionel and Bill wolch cs Scot mixes point. 189 190 Andy Santord punlng final touch on Porsche. Stilwell Poul preparlng a cor to point BIII pcinrlng 0 Porsche. Floro, Jonl, and Connie, store VICA officers, Allen wer sending GTO, u;..... A 1. a Svudenr taking blood pressure while Ieocher looks on 191 192 Monticello Guardians v r. 7i m Patti Scrivner 193 194 Kirby Erickson Valedictorian Liso Stelly Solutotorion 195 196 No onol Merit Finalists Kirby Erickson and Scholarship Winners Trocey Preston Steven Clark and Kelly Rising Texos Chemical Society Award Chemical Awards American Chemical Society Awovd W7 198 Kirby Erickson Top Ten Melissa Porin V' fit Donald Iles Sreven Clork Liso Srelly . cod Phil Huvol 199 200 Sean O'Neal and Michael Harper Mathematical Association of America Award Rensseloev Morhemolics 0nd ScIence Award Greg Harris, Gory Linthicum ond Toefield Coleman 2 , Bill Fleming Memoviol Tennis Awovd 202 Mike Richard and Donald Reed - . 1. Yellow Jacket Outstanding Doskelboll Award Arthur Abraham John Phllip Sousa Outstanding Bondsman and Semper Fidelis Outstanding Musician Award, Doug Coleman Louis Armstrong Oulslondlng Jazz Musician Award and the Outstanding Scholosvlc errtng Award 203 w w 31! a-WNXM 205 Kevin Roach crushes Indian quarterback for 0 big lossA Senior QB, Jock Annlboll rambles for six ogolnsv Forest Park. Mony Yomm boots one of the several field goals he kicked for the Jackets rhis yeov. Turum's uneeving roe earned hlm oll- dmricv honors. x x ml Brent Willi ome ems and Craig Stum Juniov Paddy Doyle leaps for reception against West Orange, teams in the notion, San Diego Chargers of Texas. Comerbock John Thompson prepares to stick Lee runningbock while Kevin Roach l58i pursues Jackets eorned All'Disrrict honors. One stote ronking for 10 weeks. Jefferson athletes. Jackets celebrate 10-0 season oltet beating French. 1981 was the year with many achievements for the football team. The Jackets not only earned o 100 record through district, but also 0 second consecutive trip to the store playoffs and 0 spot among the top The Los Angeles Times featured the team in 0 story about the top teams of the nation. The article proised Cooch Thompson's elite possing offense, coiling TJ the Teamwork and dedication were the main reasons for this year's success. The defense, led by All- American Kip Cooper and All-District David Heot Green, held onto the top spot of all districts defenders, earning four shutouts 0nd ollowing 87 points in eleven games. Along with Cooper and Green, seven other While the defense held its ground, the offense goin- ed plenty. Compiling 394 points for 85.8 points 0 game overoge, quarterback Craig Stump and com- pany gove opposing defenses oll they could handle. AlI-Americons Sheo Walker and Bruce Miller teamed with AII-Stoters Croig Stump and Randy Petisco to breeze through the district and hold onto 0 Number The ending of the season was one of hardships. It marked the lost year that the lockers would be coach- ed by Ronnie Thompson, who accepted on offer or the University of Texas. The team Ioter lost one of the greatest coaches in TJ history. Henry Honk Clork passed away from cancer Clark couched for over thir- ty years and will always be remembered by Thomas Coaches Meehon, Wllson, Thompson, Owens and Devouen dlsogree wlrh offlclok In VidOl game. Paddy Doyle bottles Boyrown defender for pass In end zone. Ned's 02 Roy Rice receives worm from Us awesome delense. 3x .4? :9? Managers Monis Broussurd and Chad Mills prepare for time out Wolkev goes up for TD p055 In MacArthur scrimmage during West Orange game gtwiv ' . 'y w o . Sutton Horkless Hancock Pevisco Fenn and Weber watch down Ileld offer completing U defenders zoom m on Lincoln runner. blocking dulie 225A: pvemier defense show proper way ro shu! down Vidor's power sweep The Jockeys blanked me Pivores 40-0. 209 '. ' u, 3 Junlor Lorry Wlllloms bots owoy pass from Lee receiver. Miller Iunges for six ogoinsr Port Neches. 61-82 22-AAAAA District Champions '61 52 Vorsny Football Team Bottom Row L to R: Sveve Leblanc, Teny Gonsoulfn. Chad Mills, Mony forum. CWord Landry. Jock Anmboli, Croig Slump, Richmd Gnonq Miych Gaspard, James Bobb, Larry Williams, Paddy Doyle, John Thompson John Bopn'sve, Jerry Chaney Bruce Mwller, Vic- tor Molina, Joe BeIL Danny Gorrer, Ben Lompson, Dennis Horkiess, Row Two, Ron Thompson, George Hawkins, Steve DeRouen Nolan Leder, Dennis Gmmhs, Dowd Gleen, Gene Molhews, Mickey Finn, Tod Webber, Dovrell Kovkless, Ron Gonzoies Randy Doudreoux, Kns Boudreoux, Kevm Fuvrh Kevin Roach John Bougeois, Slcm Dows, Lcmy Cummings, Eric Reynolds, Sveve ScNeim, Randy Perisco, Tim Thorn, Willy Williams Dovud HIM, Row Three Dr Rondolf, Ben Cmmono, Mike Ownes, Dovwd Bobmeoux, Dorell Gonzollos, Dorven Tervell, Charles Groyson, Bryon Jackson Lawrence Lofleur, Rory Hancock, Yommy Day, Brem Williams, Rob DupXomis, Darren BIockwelL pr Findley, Shea Walker, Glen White, pr Coopev, Reginald Sunon, Charles Wilson, Bill Meehon, and Ron Stump, Photograph by Holher Sludio Toilbock Terry Ross tries ro find a hole In vhe Nederlond devense. Mmer draws first score for me Jackets 0' French All Americon Shea Walker prepares to haul in pass against French Jackets bottle Aldine to 21-21 deadlock Captains COOPEL Walker, Green and Perisco meet Aldine captains belore Steve Schlein leads swarming defense on Mustang Scott Brantley. .eul' .I nld: MI- n:;k$ai; r V pr Stump looks over Denms Hurkless before mkmg snap 212 Merry Tovum odds PAT lo we gome Down closei m. 51-82 YELLOW JACKET FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT TJ LAPORTE 7-45 BAYTOWN 7-41 VIDOR 0-40 WEST ORANGE- STARK 20-61 PORT NECHESGROVES DEAUMONT- -CHARLTON POLLARD 0-48 FOREST PA RK LINCOLN 13-38 NEDERLAND 0-36 FRENCH 12-15 Bl-DISTRIO: ALDINE 21-21 David Green and Gene Matthews leads charge on Mustang's Brantley 113i Penetration rule ends season of 10-0-1 21a Ronnie Thompson Ben Cormono Honk Clark Steve Delouen Am DlrecrodHead Conch Line Def. Backs Offv Dada L x; Norman Gaspard Geovge Howklns David Hill Emrick Jogneaux LineNresh. Boskevboll Trolner Llne LinelHeod Baseball ike Meson Bill Meehon Mike Owens Ron Stump LineHV Baseball LinelTrock DefA Coordinate: ReceiverslHeod Coach Randy Theriot Willie Williams Charles Wilson Dow Wynn Def. DockslSoph Baseball Del BockslHeod Basketball Def. BockslSoph Basketball LinelJV Basketball 214 AII-Dr'srrict ?ecm: 10p Row: Darren Terrell, Sheo Walker, Brent Wlllloms, Kip Cooperl Dovld Green, Reginald Sutton, Craig Stump, end Tod Weber, Bonom Row: Many Talum, Bruce Miller, Donny Gorrer, John Batiste, John Thompson, Tommy Day, and Randy Perisco. Not pictured are Gene Manhews, Ernesr Stewcrr, and Paddy Doyle. Jackal AII-Slolevs fnclude Shea Wdzlker, Craig Stump, Kip .. - x Cooper, and Randy Pensco. Walker, Cooper, and Miller also Banquet award winners were: Brent Williams - Honk Clark Splrlr and were AIl-Amenmns, Desire, Randy PeliSCO Tom Dennis Award, Kip Cooper - Defensive Player of the Year, Shea Walker Offensive Player of rhe Yean Bonom Row: Formev Head Coach Ronnie Thompson, Bruce Mlller Most Valuable Player, and Head Coach Mike Owens. 215 216 Freshmen Enjoy Winning Season HOME OF THE FLBHTINE YELLEIW JAEKEI 9:23 1:11 ; Fpgar R53 99; 1 Ac 3- ... '6 C; J t:49' 44 ' iii 52 1y- Borrom row left 10 right Dennis Fomenor Joseph Conway Arrick Landry Trace Hammond Randy Heben Poul Knipple Greg Babb Gary Powell Vernon Victor LuJuon Cole Gordon Heoly Morlon Mosley Row 2: Movvin Mosley Patrick Richard Fredie Royford Waiver Joseph, Fredrick Vories, Isscck Milis, Glenn Burleigh, Charles George, Tony Blackwell, Robert Anderson, Darren Huebel, Mgr, James Dndges Row 3, Coach David Hill, Coach Mike Mason, M91, Earl Harvard, Michael Lopez, Walter Newcomb, Terry Alexanderl Chris Morel, Jason Castaneda, Travis Evans, John Calhoun, Leon Royhorsr, Richard Miliilei, William Benjamin, Robert Hilton, Scon Reggie Row 4:1immy Dockens. Robert Bodln, John Reed, Jody Doucen Rohn Perron, Mark Kuhlmun, Donnell Lovolois, James Chorlon, Clyde Boziie, Climon Harmonson. Vernon Victor battles Buffalo lor short goln, 4.44m. Offense prepares 10 roke field ogomsv French Freshmen pray after hard fought game. Bottom row left to right: Dyke Bowling Bubbo Parish Richard Richardson Movk Brevell Kyle Young Willie Johnson. Row 2: Jeff Griffin, Daryl Hamilton Pout Romero Michael Bovisre A J Momn Row 3: Eddie Hernandez Derrick Theali Robert Reid Belron Davis Mike TIuhcm Ron Ford. Row 4 Ron Alimond. Lcnce Guidry, Chris Hayes, David Bernavd, Craig Tohoney, Henry Allen, Row 5: Tom Provost, Ron Nickelson, Kelly Rising, James Scon, Mark Broussord. Coach Gaspard, Hemy Allen picks up yordoge against Buffaloes Heron Kincode comes bmk for undenhiown pass Joyvees Prepare For Vorsity Yeor Freshman Team Joins TJ 1981.62 Freshman Volleyball Team, Kneellng left to right,- Ann Alexander, Roneno Taylor, Buffy Durso, Dionne Wlllloms, and Monogev, Sondra Slnegol. Stondlng: Yolanda Leel Jeddo Groyl Cooch Nancy McClain, Druslllo Lorulos, and Kimberly Doughlry. .- 5' J x . Roneno Taylor, Freshman, shows style as she sets me boll Drusilla shows how to bump with ease. high 218 Ready? A-T-Y-A-C-K em' Lady Jutkels! JV reom members adopt standard defensive sronce Io recelve Rock-o-noo serve. ' . A .na Adnno Jones shows the perfect form Downo Weber, sophomore. reaches high ova head to serve 219 JV Jackets dominate P NG for 2nd place finish mmymi W W. 1 Rhonda Mathews, Adrino Jones and Debra Broom show who's number one as the crowd prepares lor Ihe varsity game ugainsI Port Neches. Lady Jackets end 22-6 Season Dejuena, Korhevlne, and Gen get ready for delensive ploy ogolnsr BCP. . - .u. Flrsr Teom AII-District 6162: Slonding, Gen Bernard, Katherine Charles. Kneellng: Jockle LeDoyv Seniors: Kovherlne Charles and Kathleen Charles. Togethemess Is me key word as me Lody lockers take a lime out Wendy Thenot, junior, sets up the offense with o perfect bump to Kathleen Charles prepares to glve aid as Wendy Theriov bumps i! victory over PNG high. a aw - , NH Kat Charles and Tommie Seols look on as Gen Bernard prepares IO ser. gdoOOimh Studio g KYLE HOLLIER OWNER Junior Kevin Newman puvs up shot during Llncoln gome. m Inn 1 x 1 Jonathan Hormonson goes up for shot against Indlans. J I Mr Q , Donold Reed shows alldistrict lorm 0! Port Neches while Ben DeJohn looks on, Senior Tim Woo ondjunior Mathis Brooks look fov on opening under me basket ogoinsr Wes! Oronge-Svork Lincoln Nederlond FP Junlor Kevln Tree Newman and Byron Briscoe go up for rebound Disma Recon! 226 1981Vorsivy Squad: monom Rom Bryon Seals, Mike Johnson, Dowud Kalimoh, Steve Roccoforre, and Movhis Brooks. Second Row: Devin Mlms, Tim Woo, Ben DeJohn, Carl Jenkins, and James Bobb. Top Row, Kevin Newman, Donald Reed, James May, Byron Briscoe, Jonathon Hormonson and head coach Willie Williams Team wolms up prlor 10 game, Kollmoh's svrlped wovm-up stand out in crowd. Bryon Seals runs offense against Lincoln in front 0! capacity crowd in Jacket gym, Jackets bottle Port Neches lov loose ball. Den Delohn puts up shot against Wes! Orange devender. Byron Brlscoe bottles musvong for rebound while Steve Roccofone worches Varsity cogers end district; 7-9 record After 0 slow start in district ploy, this year's varsity basketball team fought back hard to clinch another winning season for head coach Willie Williams. The team was led by senior Donold Reed ondjunior Kevin Tree Newman. Reed was on oIi-district selec- tion and one of the top ten scorers of the district while Newman towered over his opponents to be one of the area's mOsr dominant postman. The Jockers also received strong support from seniors Tim Woo and Bryon Seals and junior Jonathon Hormonson, Devin Mims 0nd Cor! Jenkins. The vorsiry squod was also filmed during 0 practice session by the local T.V, progrorn P.M. Magazine. The film clipping was used as on introduction to 0 story about Los Angeles Loker stor Magic Johnson. 227 228 JoyVees work hard for next year Junior Varsity Basketball Team, monom Rom Poul Mclmyre, Ed Wolson, James Veozy, Kenneth Drake, and Kevln Thompson. Second Row, Dow'd Gough, Anthony Code, Steve Thompson, and Renaldo Phuo Top Row- Coach Wynn, Reginald Sutton, Darrell Harkless, Jeny Hadley. Lee Johnson and Chris Harper. Freshman Dovid Gough does 0 kzy-up oftev a fast break cgomst Lincoln Johnson, Gough, and Kevm Thompson. work three on one for on easy basket Renaldo Phuo posses off to Sreve Thompson ogomsv Lincoln, Greg Bobb rejects Wesr Orange shot Freshman Cogers .., Freshman Boskevboll monom Rom Troy Robertson, Tim Covmen, Gerald Gipson, Merlin Fomenene. Billy Coleman Second Row' Gory Powell, Jeny Brooks, Tony Bmckwell, Waller Joseph and Wallace McNock Top Row: Coach Gaspard, Greg Bobb. Vernon Victor, Eric Franco's, Clmon Hovmson, and Kerry Hadley 229 230 ket; shoot the hoop in 82' ,z .1; , ', v 1951432 Varsity Team: standing left 10 right: Croty Hadley. Gen Demordl Coach Mark Honeo, Lynn Lanes, 0nd Tommie Seals. Kneeling: Kathleen Charles, Katherine Charles, Dejueno Carter, and Jackie Jacobs. Dee Conerjumps high for easy jump shot ogoinsv Forest Park. ,4 x x ' ' M ,- 1' , . K? $ W . war W, xv, . , , - .3. .. , .1 Jackie Jacobs slows down on o lcsrbveak for ojump shot. Offside rebound: Who's got it? Dee, Crory and Tommie have a shot at i! against meoln, JV Cogers capture 2nd in 22-5A 19814321V, Basketball Team- Stondlng, leh to right: Coach Rosetta Wilson, Karen Scenz, Jackie LeDoy, Downo Weber, Althea Mitchell, Lynn Lanes, Beverly Burnett. Kneellng' Leslle Moore, Judy Cormier, Sharon Dorsey, Yolanda Lewis, Treno Jones, Adrlno Jones and Debm Voorhles. Dawna Weber gets imo position '0 rebound, The Refeme signals a foul on a Lincoln opponent as the two points are good, Crovy Hadley goes up for rebound os Gen Bernard gevs ready for the pass. Jackie Jacobs sprlngs high forjumpbcll ogoinsv Foresx Park, but loses ripoff to voller Trojan, All eyes are up as boll gets loose. Tommie Seols makes two on on easy loy-up. 233 never gonna come on Lynn Lanes 0nd Downo Weber get ready for a rebound cs Jockle LeDay makes M0 for the J. V. lockers rm' Downo Weber scores 2 u! of me 12 points she made in the Lincoln game to give us the win 45-23 Freshman Newcomers Standing Ieh to right: Nicole Johnson Fredch Gray Tonya Johnson Kimberly Doughtry Charles Von Wright, Coach Kneel- ing Debra Cormier, Dionne Williams Regina Drake and Rhonda James. Croty Hadley posses ball away 05 Lincoln opponent guards tightly. The H81- 82 Lady Jockets took 0 big jump from 6th place lost year to 0 tie for the covered first place trophy. In 0 heoted bottle for first, the Lady Cogers suf- fered o heartbreaking loss to West Oronge-Stork, The young team was ranked No. 13 on the Texas Coaches Association Poll which is on outstanding oc- complishment for o boll club established only 5 years ago. Katherine Charles gave 0 superior perfor- monce.leoding the Stingers to o 267 season as a point guard. Charles was selected for the 22-5A First Team All District and set mony standards for the Lady Jackets to follow. DeJuono Cotter, junior, also mode a prominent showing, drilling the offensive boards with on 15.3 scor- ing average in district. Carter was also selected for the First Team All District being the district's second leading scorer. The JV team also come through the season finishing second. Led by Downo Weber, 0 6'1 sophomore noted for her bottle on the boards, the young Stingers proved themselves worthy of being 0 TJ teom. Jockie LeDoy, sophomore, and Adrio Lones, juniors, were also gun runners for the team, helping the JV pull through with o spectacular 14-3 seoson. To top off 0 winning season, Varsity Coach Dr. Mark Honeo, was named Coach of the Yeor. He was the mastermind behind the team which represented TJ so well. Dr. Honeo helped the girls establish the poise, determination and confidence on the court which led the Jockets to the district playoff with WO-S. Although they lost the playoffs, the Lady Jackets gained helpful experience and set high standards for the next team. 235 236 Gveg Bobb makes ms move in me 660 mn. Coach Wilson urges on a tired James Dobb. Gene Morvhews, Donny Gorrer, Dowud Kalimoh check our the girls' vun while Undo Bobb gets her Glenn Wizard While heodsfov hcur hxed for the next even! sronds ofver running the hurdles High jumpers work hard Gene Monhews glves Reed strong support during a pmcvlce sesslon. Reed worked hard but Matthews hod hls mlnd on other thlngs. 237 238 Tracksters run fast and jump high .,lx,,, Donald Reed does hls rhlng going over the high jump bar. Bobb gives sigh of rellef after flnlshlng race, .wv , Johnny Kip Cooper balely gets over me last hurdle Cooper was a regional quollerr In the 110 high hurdle: TJ does well in district meet Judges discuss vote after the close finlsh for second between Cooper and White Cooper was later granted me right to go to regionolsv Three Jackets qualify for regionols n.5k Senior Donny Goner does 0 Ilrrle clownlng fat the comeyo. Gorrer was one 01 only rwo runners to qualify for regional: in two events. 239 .. 42. x , 0 Junior Damion Hollier picks up valuable ground on Nederlond runner In the district meet. Freshman smndout Greg Bobb picks up the pace wlrh o Ilnle encouragement from coach Wilsonv 4th Ave Baptist Church 3200 Thomas Blvd Seniors Say Go Jackets Raby Electric Co. 4518 Lewis Dr. 983-3517 NIGHTS- SUNDAYS- HOLIDAYSCALL: Carpetland 3988 Gulfway 983-2350 Curtis Johnson ...................... 96-3 1919 J. D. Wisiner ......................... 769- 6945 O.R. Wisiner, Jr. ..................... 727- 0567 O.R. Wislner, Sr. ..................... 769-5970 ALWAYSFIR Sn QUALITY Jefferson City Shopping Center 962-5723 242 Sprinters dosh ahead in District , wax: ., a T . 'kMCJW ;.r .;W Tommy Lono dashes lo a first place vlnlsh In the 4410 relay at district meet held on Nederlond Bulldogs' clnder truck. .,I' i 55nd. v ; mmmmmmwmayhmmyGMIMMMWMVnmm, Lody Jackets stride to victory , , k4 ; 4 mmmmdmuomngummmewm, AmmemMmmmmnnmum. 243 DeAndIeo Prevosr takes off at me sound of the gun . In the 550 relay. She is closely followed 0! lhe District meet by 0 Llncoln runner. , s ' +511 Gaynell Slmpson, Llsa Wilson, Sondo Whlre, ond Tonl Evans show who has that Jacket Splrlv, Couch Gamble had them In me slunds concentrating on o posltlve attitude and keeping their muscles warmv 244 Relays jock-it in 22-5A x - ..j o v atawm as; Win. '13; xv v. O W 1961-62 Lody Jacket Track Team , i x..$14t 4 860 Relay Team: Tommy Lona, Renell Levine, Angelo Charles, Rhonda Monhews, 0nd Juonivo Mitchell. xl' l Kw 'm H'zgfhit; pew M 5': '19 ;;.3 '31 J3: Sophomore Howard Provost smashes u lob while Jplcuylng ot the net. .Ioh Boy's in the swing Duene Drpmmond shows the proper forehand swing Mony Roos uses 0 two handed backhand to return serve. 246 Kelrh Moreou returns a high lob from opponent Mlcheol Harper shows that concentration Is a blg help In tennis. q fro i Senior Ienermon Gory lehicum prepares to slam o serve. Micheal Harper, Junlor, demonstrates his powerful serve. 247 248 RIIQ Dorsey and Stephanie Sveen Lisa Campbell gives 0 pervect backhand, 1951-82 Tennis veomv mneelinm Michelle Stewart, and Rim Dorsey mending Slephonie Steen, Lindo Dorris, Tmo De Leon, Km Lonclos, Liso Campbell, Holly Bonl Stehenle Steen concennotes on her revum, Lisa Campbell shows her perfect lorehund during voumomems, 249 250 Jackets end season at 19-11 Mickey Fenn and Mitch Gaspard head tor dugout after sc Xavier Hernandez warms up for game Crolg Slump fouls off pitch against French. orlng. , -. ;w w , .1 Team congratulates oIl-dlslrlcv Crolg Stump on hls home run against French. Duplcmls, Mike Bushnelll Mark Brousmrd and Wesley Doucev enjoy the afternoon boll game. Jacket Record Sourh Pork 2-6 South Park 6-6 Houston Jones 4-9 Jersey Villioge 50 Spnng Westfield 56 Sprung Westfield 1 3 Houston Klein 7-0 Deer Park 2-4 Kell 2-0 Brldge Clry 3-7 French 6-9 Spring Westiield 3-7 West Orange 3-2 Deer Park 3-2 Nederlond 54 Vldor b4 Llnccln 2-4 West Orqnge 63 D-CP 1-5 PN-G 11-10 French 7-6 Nederlond 3-2 Forest Park 3-4 Lincoln 043 West Orange 1145 MP 1-6 PN-G 1-13 French 2-5 Shea Walker wolts for his rum or the plate. 252 Duplomis heads 10v home as Gaspard rounds rs: base ogolnsr French. Senior centerflelder Mlke Rlchords prepoves ro bot, Baseball fever . . . Catch It! Jackets break for dugout oher gathering or vhird base The team mer at third before and after each Inning wilh cooch Jogneoux. Stump concentrates before raking his pitches. -3'm-v:w kWWWwMWW Hemondex about to unleash hls lostboll ogolnsv Hench. Rlchords strides vo lirsr base. Slump drives one deep againsl Forest Park; Slump pops one up in me French garnev Volker woke: time to base coach. Bvoussord anxiously awaits for hb tum to bat. Wolkev gels ready '0! the pitch. Estes Sporting Goods 4505 Gulfway Drive Knowles Your Justice of the Peace 255 Golfers swing into action 1982 Golf Teom- Bottom Row: Anhur Rojas, Man Beoshears, Joey Schmidt, and Kevin Thompson. Top Row: Coach Leland Kay, Phil Fouls, Greg Harris, Michael Alston, Gino Pon'no, Phil Pins and Helen Ashy. 256 Girls' Go Team: Seniors Gino Pavino and Helen Ashy. Firestone The Radial Tire People Passenger . . . Truck . . . Tractor Tires Retreads . . . Accessories JUDICES FRENCH MARKET BACKS THE JACKETS! 81 Service. nWhere To BuW Stores Firestone Stores Div. or Firestone and Tire Co. 3500 Twin City Hwy 962-4491 A.J.JUDICE Sims Since 1938 Air Conditioning Georgettds 8x Salon of Beauty Plumbing 3200 25th St - Plumbing Repairs 962-8441 ' . Water Heaters . Remodeling Georgette Dumesnil . New Construction owner Residential Commercial Go Jackets Go! 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