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NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL NEDERLAND, TEXAS "\ FOREWORD
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Judy Miller BUSINESS MANAGER Becky Hebert PHOTOGRAPHERS Ruthann Mitchell Kitty Halphen Jackie James STAFF MEMBERS Janelle Snyder Regina Magee Georgia Hebert Shirley Ellerbee SPONSOR Mrs. Erne tine Fleming
The ounds through high school are memorable ones. We hope that through this book, we have portrayed the many ounds of high chool year .
The sounds of winning and losing, the sounds ofhappi ne s and sadness, and mo t of all the sound of memories.
We are proud of our faculty, administration, and our school.
With all the e things in mind we give to you ...
THE SOUNDS OF N.H.S.
THE PILOT STAFF
2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Foreword 2 Dedication 4 Administration 5 Faculty 11 Seniors 22 Juniors 70 Sophomores 84 Student Life 100 Personalities 110 Organizations 132 Sports 170 Honors 196 Advertisements 210
3 DEDICATION
The 1969 annual tatf proudly and respectfully dedicates the 1969 PILOT to Mr. N.K . Ohlendorf and Mr. Audley Dry who have o willingly given their time, support and guidance to the entire student body thi year. We shall remember them as being one of us at NHS.
MR.N.K.OHLENDORF MR. AUDLEY DRY 4 ADMINISTRATORS
Messrs. Charles Thomas; Ralph Raines; E. H. McKenzie, Jr.; Joe Fiedler, and George Ingram, of George L. Ingram and A sociates, spend many tirele s hours planning for the new Nederland High School which is to be ready for use in 1971.
5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mr. R. L. (Bob) Harmon President
Mr. Fred R. Ewing Vice-President
Mr. Charlie Propes Secretary
Mr. Tyler L. Kirkland
Mr. Earl P. Gregg Mr. Paul P. Smith Mr. Murray Libersat b SUPERINTENDENT: MR. E. H. McKENZIE, JR.
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Mrs. Karen ue Allen Coordinator of Curriculum
Mr. Joe Fiedler Assistant Superintendent for Instruction
Mr. L. J. Brou-,-,ard Mr. Ralph H . Rain'> 8 oordinator of Admini,trative er•ices Bu\iness Manager HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: MR. CHARLES THOMAS
9 Mr. Pat Johnson Athletic Director
Mr. Malcolm Dow Mrs. Toody Fay Byrd 10 Counselor Counselor NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOO FACU-LTY
Mr. Jon Banks strikes a rare pose in the High School Faculty-KAYC basketball game which was one of the main money raisers during the PILOT race.
Mr. Ronald Graham and Mr. Charles Simmons contribute their valuable time to help raise money to pay for the School yearbook.
Mr. Audley Dry led his team to victory m the ball game and m the PILOT race. II FACULTY
Mr. Jon Banks demon trates to his Advanced Biology students the finesse in carving a cat.
Mrs. Virginia Abney: BS, M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State College. Physical Education; Sponsor, G .I.S.
Mrs. Eleanor Anderson: BS, orthern State College of South Dakota. Latin; Sponsor, Latin Club.
Mr. Jon Banks: B , tephen F. AuMin tate College. Biology 23, 33; Sponsor, Boy Intramural ports.
Mrs. Lois Bennett: B , Lamar tate College of Technology. Homebound.
Miss Diane Bowlin: BA, Stephen F. Austin State College. American History; ponsor, Future Teacher .
Miss Carolyn Cagle: B , Lamar State College of Technology. Bi ology 23.
Mr. Don Caraway: BA, niversity of Texas. Algebra 33, Geometry; Sponsor, Rifle Club.
Mr. Michael W. Carson: B , outhwest Texas State College. Art, American History.
Mrs. Barbara Cole: BA, niver ity of Oklahoma. English; Sponsor, Junior Class Magazine.
Mr. Clarence Deering: BA, Trinity University. Distributive Education; Sponsor, Distributive Education Clubs of America.
12 Mrs. Massey teaches the basics of tennis.
Mrs. Mickey Dominy: BBA, Lamar State College of Technology. Typing 13; Business Arithmetic; Journalism 43, 33; Sponsor, Bulldog Beat; Quill and croll; Press Club; Miss Photoftash Pageant.
Mrs. Clara Douglas: BBA, Lamar State College of Technology. Business Arith metic; Business Communication; Sponsor, U.I.L. Typing.
Mr. Audley Dry: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Alegbra 33; Trigo nometry 41 ; Elementary Analy is 42.
Mr. Jackie Faubian: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. Biology 23, 33.
Mrs. Ernestine Fleming: BS, Stephen F. Austin State College. Typing 13; Clerical Practice; Sponsor, PILOT; Pilot Sweetheart Conte t; King and Queen of Hearts Contest; Quill and Scroll.
Mr. Harry Fontenot: BS, orthwestern State College. Drivers Education; Health; Sponsor, Football; Ba eball.
Mrs. Patricia Foyle: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. English.
Mr . Kathy Frazior: BA, Texas Woman's University. Homemaking II, III; Family Relations; Sponsor, FHA.
Mrs. Carla Garrett: BS, orth Texas State niver ity. World History; American Hi tory.
Mr. Leonard Germer: M.Ed., Southwest Texas State. Physical Education.
13 FACULTY
Mr. Max Henry in tructs his students in the art of building.
Mr. Travis Gib on: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. American History; Civics-Economics; Sponsor, Student Council.
Mr . aomi Gleason: MA, AB, West Virginia University. Bookkeeping; Sponsor, ational Honor Society.
Mr. Ronald Graham: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Civics-Economics; American History.
Mrs. ylvia Hanna: BA, Baylor University. Consumer Mathematics 43; Sponsor, Math Club.
Mr. George Hawkin : BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Biology; Athletics.
Mr. Max Henry: BA, MA, MS, Sul Ross State College. Mechanical Drawing.
Mrs. Jo Anne Hill : BA, Lamar State College of Technology. English 33; Rifle Club.
Mr. ylds Hinch: BS, M.Ed. , Lamar State College of Technology. Chemistry.
Mr. Bob Hines: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Special Education.
Mr. idney Jolly: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin. Driver Education; Physical Education; Sponsor, Football; Track.
14 Mr. George Martin takes full advantage of the modern facilities in the language lab.
Mr. James E. McCarty: M.Ed., Stephen F. Au tin State College. Vocational Agriculture; Sponsor, FFA.
Mrs. Billie McClure: BBA, M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State College. Shorthand I, II ; Typing II; Sponsor, Cheerleaders; Pep Squad.
Mr. Blanton McDonald: BM, Vandercook College; MME, Stephen F. Austin State College. Band I, II , III.
Mrs. Clover McKey: M.Ed., Lamar State College of Technology. Chemistry 33.
Mrs. Florence McLemore: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. Engli h; Sponsor, FTA .
Mr. Jerry Mallory: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. Physical Education.
Mr. George W. Martin: BS, BA, MA, Stephen F. Austin State College. Spanish I, II , Ill, IV, V.
Mrs. Julia Ma ey: BBA, Lamar State College of Technology. Health; Physical Education; Sponsor, G .l.S.
Mrs. Willa Mast: AB, Calvin College of Grand Rapids, Michigan. Engli h.
Mrs. Beverly Minaldi: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. Government ; Economic ; Spon or, We ternaires. FACULTY
Mr . Sue eal and Mrs. Kathy Frazior work hard to get football jerseys in shape.
Mrs. ue eal: BA, Stephen F. Austin State College. Homemaking I, II ; Sponsor, FHA.
Mrs. Gloria oel: BA , Mc eese State College. English; Sponsor, Magazine Sales.
Mr . Fern Paulus: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. English; Spon or, Anchor Club.
Mrs. Judy Petkov ek: BS, am Houston State College. Health; Physical Educa tion ; ponsor, Girls Intramural Sports.
Mr . Adelyn Pratt: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Geometry 23; Alge bra 13 .
Mr. Clifford Rose: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Geometry 23; Related . Math 13.
Mr. Don Ro s: B , East Texas tate College. Drivers Education; Sponsor, Foot ball; Basketball.
Mrs. Dorothy Ryland: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Photography; Ceramics; Art 13; 23, 33, 34; Sponsor, Art Club; Camera Club.
Mr. Doyle helander: BS, Industrial Education, Texa Univer ity and A & M. Indu trial Cooperative Training; Sponsor, V.l.C.A.
Mr. Charles R. Simmons: BS, orthwestern State College. Algebra 33; <\nalytic Geometry; Elementary Analysis; Sponsor, Math Club.
16 Mr. Le ter Youngblood teaches the correct procedure in firing a rifle.
Mrs. Leola Smith: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. English.
Mr . Mary Stroud: B , Lamar State College of Technology. Trigonometry; Alge bra II ; Sponsor, ur e' Club.
Mrs. Susan Thackere: BA, Emory University of Atlanta, Georgia. Algebra I; Geometry.
Mr . Joyce Thiery: B , Lamar State College of Technology. Speech; ponsor, .l.L. Literary Events; Interscholastic Speech Event , One-Act Play; Debate Club.
Mr. Jack Weeren: BA, MA, Texa A & M mver ny. General Metal Trades: ponsor, Vocational Industrial Club of Amenca.
Mis Mavis William : BS, M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State College. T)pmg II : Sponsor, Pep Squad; Cheerleader .
Mr . andra Williams: BS, Lamar State College of Technology. Engh h 23, 43.
Mrs. Grace Wolf: BA, Lamar State College of Technology. Engh h 43.
Mr. E. W. Woodrome: BA, M.Ed ., Stephen F. Au tin tate College. pan h. English; Choral; Mu ic Appreciation; pon or, A Cappella Choir: Madngal jngers; "Pop" Singers.
Mr. Lester Youngblood: B , M.Ed., Arkan a A & M and tephen F un tate College. Indu trial Art ; Wood Working; pon or, Junior Rifle Clu . OFFICE STAFF
trs. Vera Fraser ecretary to Supt., R.~cording ecretary to Scliool Board
Mrs. Gloria Brown Curriculum Office ecretary
Mrs. Zelda Daigle Bookkeeper
Mrs. Zillah mith Dietitian
Mrs. Roxy Thornell School ur e
Mrs. Edna Brady ecretary
Mrs. Kay Beauboeuf Bookkeeper I Clerk
Mrs. Donell Tant Secretary to Bus. Manager
Mr. W. J. Maxwell Chief Clerk Business Office
Mrs. Lorene icklebur Clerk
Mrs. Betty Ritchie Attendance Clerk
Mrs. Peggy Budwah Health Clerk
Mrs. Annie Marie Watts Tax Clerk
Mrs. . D. Lout Tax Assessor I Collector
Mn.. Lorene Bass Tax Clerk
18 THEY COME TO WORK EARLY AND STA Y LATE
Mr. Julian Trahan Head Custodian SNACK BAR STAFF Messrs. Mabel Sterling, Manager; lmay Wright; Annie Sattler; ell Potts; Frankie Kincaid
Mr. A. Y. Hall Custodian
CAFETERIA STAFF Messrs. Ora Harris, Manager; Dorothy Carr; Frances Erwin, Marion McPherson; Lillie Swain; Eva Perkins; Valerie Miller
Mr. S. Delahoussaye Custodian
CLEA I G STAFF Messrs. Irma Lee Laurent, Rena McElvain, Dorothy Broussard, Myrtle Campbell. Mabel Griffith, Bernadine Dies, Effie Boutin, yble Hamm 19
THE SOUND OF LEARNING
The Student body en masse!
Seniors-leaders of the follo\\ers, sentimental at the end, but proud to be ederland graduates!
Juniors-accustomed to confusion, conscious of senior rings and anticipating their senior year!
Sophomores-awed, bewildered, confused!
This is the student body. These are the classes. NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL
NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1969 \.1 0-.1 of the 322 candidates for 1969 graduation from Nederland High School arc DuBosc. Judy Daigle. Mary Ella Willson. Melanie \\'ilson. Bc,crly Phillip!->. Pat Kelley. pictured ab 22 Highe5t Ranking 'enior, Steve Mitchell give' the Welcome Address. GRADUATION CANDIDATES E\er.. olc. Dru Ann Ll\el}. Ka} LeMairc. "'1 1dcy McClcar). Carol Comeau\. Rand} l\.enneth Long.. Leo S1.:h11m. Jame' Terr}. Ton11n} Page. Arthur Bradm. Rt>dne} \\in· \\hitc. Pegg) Da\ is. Shari I} n Simon. Jan Coulter. Susan Graham. Karen Cous .. ou. Ga} la rng.cr. Rodnq Baucnlleld . .\nd} Carter. Bobb} Brad.. Bnbb) \\ 11-.on. Leon George. ~ kClure. Pat Grantham. Pam Burrough ... Cand} Eaton and Pam Zak Rim 7: '\lanq \like B1a1.:bher. Jame" Schroeder. Da\ id \\ rn>d}. Charle' D Srnior Class Presidenl , Bell y Bro wn . was Mist res' of Ceremoni e' al the G radual io n exercise. 23 SENIORS - CLASS OFFICERS Le lie Taylor- ocial ChairmanKaren Thornell Secretary Ricky Dicker on-Vice-President Betty Brown- President Sherry Jacobs- Treasurer TERRANCE MILLARD ADAMS GLENDA KAY ARNCE RONALD E. ARRINGTON JOH NY E. BAILEY SA DY KAY BAKER MARY ALICE BANNER DIANNA LEE BARES BOB BARLOW SUSAN RITA BARRILLEAUX 24 THE GOAL IS REACHED! THOMAS WARD BARTON IV RODNEY BATTENFIELD RONALD MARTIN BEACH JAMES MICHAEL BEAL PENNY LINN BEAN PATRICIA ANN BELL TERESA MARIE BENNETT LINDA GAIL BENOIT GORGEANNIE BERGERON emon. ta ke it ca '> y before the fin al '>t cp. 25 ''BULLDOGS GREAT, BULLDOGS MICHAEL R. BLACKSHER JOANNETT BORQUE GORDON DALE BOUDREAUX GERALD ELLIS BOURQUE BOBBY JOE BRACK ARTHUR BRACKIN DA YID WAYNE BREAUX NORMAN EUGENE BREITE BERG CHARMAINE RUE BREWER 26 Bell y Brown accept\ th e SPIRIT TIC K from Mr. Ohlendorf fo r the cnior la..,h er Steve- What a change' C l a~' - FINE - SENIOR CLASS '69!'' BRENDA JOYCE BROUSSARD GLENDA ANN BROUSSARD BETTY JO BROWN CYNTHIA GAYLE BROW DA YID COVY BROWN SANDRA GAYLE BUCK RANDALL GLE N BURK RO EMARY BURNETT PAMELA GAY BURROUGHS .. The Frog" by Wayne impson. cni or; 'how the 'pirit that won them the Spirit Stic:k . 27 LASTING MEMORIES MOLDE Seniors work hard to win Hall Decoration Week. Davey Dugas displays his talent m the Senior Skit. BEVERLY JOYCE BURTON RODNEY GERALD BUTTS GERALD MILLER CAMP GLORIA LANE CAMPBELL DA YID JON CARPENTER THOMAS RANDALL CARR ANDREW TERRY CARTER TONY RAY CASEY LONNIE RAY CASTLEMAN 28 BY NHS EVENTS Seniors, the Red Raiders, participated in Intramural Basketball. Charmaine Brewer, Karen Draper, and Karen Dubose pick up Senior Graduation Invitations. RONALD LYNN CESSAC KAREN ALITA CHAMPAGNE CONNIE SUSAN CHANCE CA THERINE LOUISE CHATELAIN ERMELINDA CHAVEZ SHIRLENE CHERRY ELIE C. CHIASSON WILLIAM RUSSELL CLARK JOSEPH EARL CLAYTON 29 GREATEST SENIOR DESIRE - TAN LEY RU ELL COLEMAN DENNIS LEE COLLINS CAROL ANN COMEAUX JO EPH ANDREW CONCIENNE III PATRICIA ANN CONE BRENDA CONN JAMES WILLIAM COOK TEVEN EDWARD CORIE JAN COULTER Sharlyn Simon, enior at N.H .. , compo ed many songs for the football season. These songs help boost the morale of the stu dent , faculty, and the football player . A few of these songs were: "Running Dogs" "Black and Gold" "Over the Goal" "From the Hall of N.H .. " "We'll Go!" ... and many more. The e ong will be remembered and will stay in the heart of Seniors. 30 TO FIND REWARDING CAREERS G erald Bourque shows there is more than one way to skin a cat. Roxannne ewberry and Norman Brei tenberg displ ay their talents. KAREN ANNETTE COU OU DOYE BER ARD COX JOY DEEN COX CHARLES DA YID CRAIN NE TOR LEWIS CROMWELL TERRY LYNN CROPPER WILLIAM HILLYERD CURL JUDY ANN DAIGLE CHARLES M. DAVENPORT 31 SENIORS SEPARATE Cheryl Rogers and Dee Ann Hopkins take last minute instructions from Mrs. Minald i. CAROLYN ANN DA VIS JAMES RANDALL DA VIS PEGGY SUE DA VIS CHARLES RICHARD DELAHOUSSAYE STEVEN KENT DEROUEN ROBIN MICHELE DETTLING RICHARD AMES DICKERSON DAVID C. DISTEFANO CHARLES RAY DIXON 32 AC H TO FOLLOW HIS OWN ROAD • • • DEBORAH DOTSO CHARLOTTE RUTH DOWDE KAREN LYNNE DRAPER KAREN AN DUBOSE DAVID GARY DUGAS JA EL MARI DUPREE HAROLD ANSON EASLEY CANDACE FAYE EATO KEITH AR OLD EDGERLY We wi\h Tricky Rid. and hi'> fri end\ \\ Ould hil 1he road! Well- Jill G ood \\111 ???? 33 GRADUATES SEEK DA YID FRANKL! ENER T NLEY P UL EV ANS JANET EVERSOLE DEBBIE FALCON JAM S D. FARMER TEPHEN GRADY FLEM! G RHONDA RHEA FLETCHER GRACIELA LUCIA FLORES BRE DA JOAN FO OREN Tommy Page and Rodney Wininger are proud of their ~teer\ . Conme Richard\011 and Diane Turner help rai~e money for the '~indmill. 34 HIGHER GOALS GLEN DALE FOREMA DEBORAH KAY FOWLER DARLEN GUIDRY FOXWORTH CAROL LOUISE FRA KE RUS LL EARL FRA KE DEBORAH J A FREDERICK RAYMOND J. FRED RICK, JR. KENNETH WAY E FURBY HOW ARD LEWIS GOLDE e111 or Foo1ba ll boy '> '>ed. higher goab ? 35 SENIORS COME TO EN Well , we fin a ll y made it ! H a ~ anyone seen Mrs. Minaldi? JILL GOODWIN LAQ ITA LO I E GOTCHER SUSAN D. GRAHAM U A LEE GRAHAM PATRICIA A N GRANTHAM ELIZABETH A. GREENE MAR HA LYNN GRIS OM DEBORAH KAY GROU D VICKI GU R ERE 36 OF LONG ARDUOUS JOURNEY • • • Linda Parker take' a small nap. The Bulldogs journey to the goal line. DON A KA THERI E GUZARDO BOBBY G . HALBERT DA YID HAM MO D FRANK HENRY HAMMO OS SHERMAN KELLY HA LEY, JR. DO ALO RAY HARMO CHARLES A. HARPER, JR. JOYCE M RL HARTZOG MARY KA THLEE HA YE 37 PAST REMEMBRAN CES - PATRICK LLE HA YES WILLIAM ANTHONY HEATH LI DA CAROL HEBERT R BECC LINDA A HENRY DO ALO HELLER JEAN HE LEY RAYMOND CARL HERRIN, JR. BRE DA E HESTER BIG ED' 38 DEAR TO SENIORS Seni or\ enjoy the Rainbow Ball given in their honor. GARY JAMES HI 0 MICHAEL RAY HODGES LA A CAROL HOGA ANCY LOU HOLBROOK NORMA LEE HOLBROOK KENNETH NEAL HOLLAND DEE AN HOPKI S GARRY ELSO HO SE DO RICHARD HOWARD 39 GRADUATION HOLDS MIXED Ronnie Cessac sees that Sue Hudnall looks just ri ght. A NETTE HUBERT TULA E HUD ALL DOLORES ANNE HU T PATRICIA MARY HUSSEY MARLIN JA EI GRAHAM MARTIN ALA JACKSON SHERRY JACOB DEBORAH ANN JA NISE RO IE JAME JE NUSA 40 EMOTIONS FOR SENIORS • • • DANNY RAY JOH SON DEBORAH RUTH JOH 0 JOHN W. KELLEY PATRICIA A N KELLY KEN ETH ERNEST KELT ER THELMA MARIE KEMP MOLLIE LOU LAMBERT VIOLA IRE E LANDRY RHONDA KARE LA GFORD There arc many la\I minulc dclail., 10 1a J.. c care of before commcm:emcnl. 41 SENIORS BEGIN TO REALIZE JOYS SHARON LEA LAUGHERY MARY LOUISE LeBLA C BEYERLY KAY LeMAIRE BARBARA ANN LENSING ELIZABETH SUE LEVY DRU ANN LIVELY KE NETH A. LONG HARRY LEE LOUVIER, JR. JAME CURTIS LOWREY Ma r..,h a We..,tfall pre..,ent.., ca rnati on'> to Seni or Pil ot Can didate, Jani ce Manin. Senior Jerica! Practi ce girl<. di..,cu" the topi c of .. En gagements! .. 42 FOUND IN THEIR LAST SCHOOL YEARS JUDY KAY LUTHER KAREN RUTH LYND THOMAS EDWARD LYND, JR. GAYLA DIAN McCLURE HAROLD GLEN McGUIRE JOYCE ANN McKINNEY ALICIA ANN McNABB CHERYL MARRS DA YID MICHAEL MARTIN enior member\ of annual \taff go over the final \hipment. Dru Ann Li'ely and Pauline Wedel find their JO} in Advanced B1 ology. 43 CONTEMPLATION, A PART enior, Ruthann Mitchell tells Junior, Regina Magee to think it over. Norman Breitenberg at the walls of Jericho. JA ICE ROSE MARTI MARY ELLE MARTINEZ RICHARD P. MA ON LARRY WAYN MECOM DON ALLE MILLER J DITH LYN MILLER MARK 0. MILLER LINDA CAROL MITCHELL MARY RUTHA MITCHELL 44 OF SENIOR LIFE And, what a re you up to? . Would you believe we're catching fi sh?? STEPHEN ALAN MITCHELL MARY LaMERLE MOMAN DENNIS PAUL MONK PATRICK VERNON MO K PATRICIA LY N MORRISO E THER LOU MOSS SHARON ELAINE NELSON ROXANNE NEWBERRY KENNETH ROBERT OLIVER 45 SENIORS GROWING JEAN AN ORR CELINA GARR T OT Y WILLIAM THOMAS PAG , JR. LI DA RUTH PARKER SHERRIE LYNN PARTIN DOUGLAS PHILIP PERKINS JULIA LEIGH PERKINS CONNIE SUE PEROLIO BEYERLY DIANE PHILLIP chool Day'> 1957-58, ederl and El em. Ha\ Mr~ e Ta rve r reall y changed any? UP Seni or boys pl ay Cowboys and Indians at the Seni or Pi cni c. Glamorous Pat Grantham is ready fo r Ha llowee n. CYNTHIA SUE POOL WILLIAM STEVEN PORTER DA YID G ERALD POTTS JAMES ALAN POWELL JAME L. POWELL ROBERT M. PRATHER RANDALL ANTHONY PREJEAN SHELIA FAY PREJEAN DAY E ANDREW PREMEAUX 47 AS SENIORS - GROWING AWAR Senior beauties Gayla McClure, Kay Welch, and Cindy Paula West tells Brenda Broussard, "You've )?Ot to be kidJin1t!" Brown. WAY E ANTHONY PREMEAUX MICHAEL DA YID PROPES CA TH RINE GAIL PRUZEK MICHAEL JAMES PRYOR BARBARA LEE PULLI CO IE A RICHARDSON DO NIE VAN RICHARDSON JOHN RANDALL RICHARDSON ROBERT EDWARD RICHARD 48 F THINGS TO COME RONALD RICHARD REBECCA RITCHI CHERYL ROGERS REBECCA AN ROGERS WINFIELD COTT ROGER CO IE MARIE RO JANIE SUE RO SE JERRY LEE ROWLEY JOE R. SAGE Well. she"s done ii again! Office Aide; help? Mrs. Brady? 49 SENIORS TAKE LAST WAL SHARON A E SATTLER MELVI JAMES SCHROEDER, JR. KENNETH EARL SETLIFF ROBERT ANTHONY SHERER HAROLD CALVERT SHIRLEY ELLEN LYNNE SHIVERS FRANK ARTHUR SHORT III SHARL Y AN SIMON KEN ETH WAYNE SIMPSON Debbie Johnson ha<, been o ut -o f- ~ o rt lately . Lost and Fo und: Locker #3 12. 50 THROUGH HALLS OF N.H.S. LARRY SIMS MICHAEL THAD SINGLETO KATHY JAN SMITH LANA CHERYL SMITH NA CY LEE SMITH TRUDY LOUISE SMITH DON S. SOLIS, JR. DELBERT SPELL, JR. PATSY LEE SPITTLER David Brown, slecp-lalking??? Wes1erna ires a nd twirlers gel 1oge1hcr before !he Homecoming Parade. 51 N.H .S. IS THE CEN piderman 1rap'> Russell Franke at 1he enior Pic-·c h Belly Brown ease-dropping? VICKI LY N STARK PAULA KAY STELLY PATSY LANELL STERLING SHERRY LY STEWART RANDALL DAR WIN STREETMA ER EST MICHAEL TARVER LESLIE DENISE TAYLOR ROCHELLE TAYLOR VICKIE LYNN TERRELL 52 TER OF EXCITEMENT . .~ .• ~ ;~~;... II ~ <. n·. '. ' '~ . . . . . --- ' ~ ' Connie R1chard\on and Junior id. Ewing repre!>ent N .H .. in the Good po mman\hip League. What i'> Jan Couller excited about? JAME DAVID TERRY JUDY THAXTO JOYCE ELIZABETH THIBODEA X MAR HA LY B. THOMAS L CI THOMPSO KAREN A THOR ELL DIA NE TRAHA THOM S GLE TRAHA DIA A JE N T R ER 53 THE CLASS OF 1 STEPHE EMIL ULRICH LEO RD ALVIN VAN MARIO MICHAEL GORDON VAN RA DEN KERRY JEA ETTE VARLEY R SSELL AL TON VICTOR PAULA A N FRE CH WADE LEW lS ALLE WALLACE LARRY WAY E WATKI S MARILY W. WATSON (.,the weather an} better up there' J U'>l off the bu\ ... It ha'> already begun! 54 69 FOOD!'! N.H .. Beautie-, bathe in the \Un ... but what \Un" MAR HA RUTH WATZLAVIK PAULINE A WEDEL KAY DIA E WELCH PA LA JO WET MARSHA LY E WESTFALL WHI A T CATHER! E DIA E WHITE DEW TT EL I E WHITE RANDY RAY WHITE 55 SENIORS DENY PROPHECY THAT OLD Hey. is anyone water-logged? RODGER D . WHITFILL LARRY RAY WILKER 0 ALPHA JEAN WILLI MARYELLA SUE WILLSO JERRI LY WILSO MELANIE UE WIL 0 ROBERT E. WIL 0 , JR. RO ALO EDWARD WI DHAM CLIFTON CRUSE WIST ER 56 FRIENDSHIPS USUALLY FADE. THERESA AN WOLFFORD CO NIE BELINDA WOMACK LI DA JEAN WOODS DA YID L. WOODY DA NY DAMIN WRIGHT PAMELA JEA ZAK SA ORA LEE ZUFELT The march j, al la'I aboul to begin. Ga) la McClure \\a\ lruly dedicated. 57 HIGH HONOR GRADUATES Ronnie Windham, tc\c !rich. Mike Tarver, Arthur hort, Lynn Morrison, Don Miller, Pat Kelly, Bctt) Brown. Cliff Wi~tner . 58 HIGH HONOR GRADUATES lcve Milchell. Linda Parker, Jame~ Farmer, Terry Adam~. Mary Banner, Joe onc1cnnc. Candy Ealon, Sieve Fleming, Kennelh Furby. 59 Everyone 1alks over his on-coming graduation. 60 After n:cc1v111g 1he1r d1rloma-., everyone rclaxc-. ~nowing 1ha1 II i.. all mer. Everyone remembers all the trials and errors he went through. PRESENTLY IT'S OVER, YET NEVER FORGOTTEN. It ha\n't rained all week- unltl to night! 61 TERRA E MILLARD ADAM VI A, gt. At Arms 4 ROD EY GERALD B TT Football 2 Intramural Basketball 4 Honor Graduate 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Texas Chemical CoU11C1I Award 4 I Iigh Honor Graduate 4 GORDON DALE BOUDREAUX Bausch & Lomb Honorary c1encc Award ICT RO ALD E. ARRINGTO GERALD MILLER CAMP Band 2, 3 GERALD ELLI BO RQ E Track 2, 3, 4 Press Club 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Drama Club 3 Latin Club 2, 3 Good Sportsmanship League 3 Rotary Boy of Month Student Council 2, 3, 4 JOH Y E. BAILEY GLORIA LA E CAMPBELL V.I.C.A. ARTH R BRA KI GIS 2, 3, 4 VICA 3 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 CHARLE PHILLIP BALE ICT 4 Future urse'> 2, 3 l.C.T. ORMA BREITE BERG DREW TERRY CARTER MARY ALICE BA ER Band 2, 3, 4 - Band President VICA Westernaires 3, 4 Most Talented 4 Intramural Basketball Team 4 Anchor Club 3, 4 Intramural ports Betty Crocker Award 4 TO YRAY ASEY CHARMAI E RUE BREWER Football 3, 4 D IA A LEE BARES All Region Choir 4 Drama Club Westernaires 3, Captain 4 tate olo Contest 3, 4 Photography lub ational Honor Societ) 4 Regional olo Contest 3, 4 Student Council 4 LO IE RAY CASTLEMA BRE DA JOYCE BRO S ARD Baseball 2, 3 BOB BARLOW Westernaires-Ideal Drill Team 3, 4 ational Honor ociety 3, 4 Student Body President 4 Langham Elementary Scholarship "Voice of Democracy" Fir'>! Place 4 ational Honor Society 3, 4 Anchor Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 RO LD LY CE SAC GLENDA A BRO ARD All-District Football 4 S SAN R ITA BARRILLEAUX Westernaires 3, 4 Sr. Lt. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Anchor Club 2 Student Council 4 U.S.L. Football Scholarship 4 FHA 4 Anchor Club 2, 3, 4 Best Sense of Humor 4 KAREN ALITA CHAMPAG E BETTY JO BROW Drama Club 3. 4 THOMA WARD BARTON IV Co-Drum Major 4 Debate Club Officer 4 Football 2, 3, 4 ational I Ionor ociety 3, 4 CATHER! E LO ISE CHATELAI Baseball 2, 3, 4 Sr. Class President 4 Intramural Finalist GIS 2, 3, 4 CYNTH IA GAYLE BROW Volleyball Team 4 RODNEY BATTE FIELD Miss Photonash Pageant 4 Girls' Intramural Award 3, 4 DECA President 4 ational Honor Society 3, 4 ERMELI DA C HAVEZ Band 2, 3, 4 - President 4 RO ALD MARTI BEACH Future Teachers Club 3, 4 I T 3, 4 DA YID COVY BROW ecretary of FTA 4 VICA 3, 4 Junior Varsity Football H IRLE E CHERRY Intramural Basketball Prom Committee 3 Pep Squad 2 Twirp heriff 4 PATRI IA A N BELL Morning Watch 2, 3, 4 Future urses' Club 3 A DRA GAYLE BUCK. FHA 3 Future Homemakers· Club 4 Future urses' Club W ILLIAM R ELL CLARK Perfect Attendance 2 Pep quad ophomore FHA Beau Art Club 2, 3 TER ESA MARI E BE ETT Latin Club 2, 3 G IS 2, 3, 4 RA DALL GLE BURK Band 2, 3, 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3, 4 TANLEY R ELL COLEMA Pep Squad 4 Band 2, 3, 4 HS Alumni Assoc. cholarsh1p Advanced hemistry Award 4 GEORGEA IE BERGERO Honor Graduate Bu ll dog Beat taff 3, 4 Bookkeeping I Award BEYERL Y JOY E B RTO D ECA 4 ational Honor ociet) 2, 3 Press Club 3, 4 CAROL A COMEA X G I 2, 3, 4 ation:il Honor ociet~ 3, 4 M l HAEL R. BLACKSH ER Art Club 2 I st. Concert !:land 3, 4 63 Marching Band 2. 3, 4 STEVE KE T DeRO E CAROL LOUISE FRA KE Foolball Scholarship TC 4 alional Honor Sociely 3, 4 JO EPH A DREW CO CIE NE III Ideal A1hlc1e 4 Ideal Weslernaire Drill Team 4 Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 All-Dis1ric1 oolball 4 S1udcrll Council 4 a1ional Honor oc1e1y 3, 4 High Honor Graduale 4 RICHARD AME DICKER 0 DEBORAH JEA FREDERICK Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2 BRE DA CO Fu1ure Nurse<, 2 FHA 2, 3, 4 HAR E RAY DIXO Ari lub 2, 3, 4 We>1erna1res 3, 4 Press Club Ideal Drill Team 4 Band 2, 3 KE NETH WAY E FURBY DECA JAME WILLIAM COOK Foolball-Baseball 2, 3 a1ional Honor Sociely 3, 4 I udenl ouncil 3, 4 DEBORAH DOT 0 High Honor Gradua1e 4 Performing Band 2, 3 Pep Squad 3 Prom Co111mi11ee 3 Morning Walch 4 HOWARD LEWIS GOLDE VICA. Secre1ary 4 STEV EDWARD CORIE CHARLOTTE R TH DOWDE lnlramural Baskelball Team 4 Varsi1y Foo1ball 4 Morning Walch 3. 4 Mos1 A11rac1ive 4 Choir 4 TEE A JEA INE GOLDE Bulldog Beal, Assl. Edi1or 4 JA KARE LY N DRAPER Press Club 3, Reporier 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Press Club 4 Journalism II Award Prom Slave 2 FHA 3 GIS 2 JILL GOODWI DAVID GARY DUGAS a1ional Honor Sociely 3, 4 DOYE COX Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 Honor Gradua1e 4 Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Ideal Drill Team 4 CTA Scholan,h1p In1ramural Baskelball USAN D. GRAHAM JOY DEE COX JA EL MARIE D PREE Weslernaire 3, 4 Lalin Club 2 Pholography Club 4 Anchor Club Press Club 4 HAROLD A SO EASLEY USA LEE GRAHAM NE TOR LEWIS CROMWELL All-Region Band 3 Fulure urses 3 Debale Presidenl 3, 4 All-S1a1e ymphony Orches1ra 2 Fu1ure Homemakers 4 Drama Club Drama lub a1ional Honor Socie1y 3, 4 PATRICIA A GRA THAM CANDACE FAYE EATO Nalional Honor Socie1y 3, 4 WILLIAM HILLYERD URL Weslernaires 3, 4 Academic Leller 4 Mr. ederland i-ligh chool 4 a1ional Honor Sociely Marching Band 2, 3, 4 All-S1a1e Choir 3, 4 Science Club 4 II-Region hair 3. 4 MAR HA LY GRISSOM STANLEY PAUL EVA S Bulldog Beal Slaff 3, 4 DY AN DAIGLE Band 2, 3 Bulldog Beal Editor Award 4 Cancer! Band 3, 4 Perfecl A llendance 3 Quill and croll 3, 4 IL T\\irling Conle\I I, 3, 4 JA ET EVER OL IL Solo & Ensemble 2, 3, 4 DEBORAH KAY GROUNDS Weslernaires 3, 4 Westernaires STEVE GARY DA I L Band 2 Bulldog Beat Slaff Foolball 3, 4 JAME D. FARMER Miss Pholoflash Chairman Track 3 a1ional Honor Socie1y 3, 4 CHARLES M. DA VE PORT High Honor Graduale BOBBY G. HALBERT Marching Band English IV Award DECA 3, 4 Firs! on olo in IL Con1es1 3 STEPIIE GRADY FLEMING DAVID HAMMOND VI A Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 Varsi1y Baseball 2 CAROL Y DA VIS a1ional Honor Socie1y 3, 4 GIS 2, 3, 4 All-Dis1ric1 Foolball 3, 4 FRA K HE RY HAMMONDS Choir 3, 4 Woodshop 2 DARLE E GUIDRY FOXWORTH Volley Ball Team 2 VICA 2 Fu1ure urses JAME RANDALL DAVI GI HERMA KELLY HA LEY, JR. Foolball 2, 3, 4 VICA VICA 2, 3 b4 DO ALO RAY Hi\RMO Voca1ional Agricuhure I A'~ard KE NETH ERNE T KELT ER I T Band - 3 years Band 2, 3, 4 VICA olo and Ensemble onleSI 2 yr. Solo Ensemble 2 Perfecl Allendance 3 JOYCE MERLE HARTZOG DEE AN HOPKINS GI Prom Commillee 3 THELMA K MP Fin,1 in IL Prose 4 Anchor lub 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. II Debale Club Anchor Club Presidenl 4 l.C.T. I MARY KATHLEE HAYES DO RICHARD HOWARD SHARO LEA LAUGHERY FHA 3, 4 Na1ional Honor Sociely 3, 4 Twirler 3, 4 Studenl Council 4 F. .A. Soph. Represenlali\e 2 PATRICK ALLE HA YES Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 Co-Cap1ain 4 U.l.L. Twirling Isl. Division 2, J, 4 Presidenl Junior Rifle Club 4 Geom el ry A ward 2 A NETTE HUBERT MARY LOUISE LEBLA C F.H.A. Officer Fu1ure Homemakers of America 4 WILLIAM A THO Y HEATH Pep Squad Press Club 4 VICA Perfecl Allendance Award 2, J ICT TULA S E HUD ALL Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4 BEYERL Y KAY LEMAIRE LI DA CAROL HEBERT Weslernaires 3, 4 Weslernaires 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Foolball Sweethearl 4 Pep Squad olo & Ensemble 2, 3 Fu1ure urses 2, 3, 4 DELORE A HUNT VIOLA IRE ELA DRY Na1ional Honor Sociely 3, 4 REBECCA HEBERT Rifle Club 3 Honor Graduale Honor Graduale 4 DECA 4 P.E. Award 2 Wesiernaires 4 ELIZABETH E LEVY 1uden1 Council 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA MARY HUSSEY Band Fu1ure Teachers 4 LINDA AN HEFLI F.H.A. - Social Leader FHA 4 MARLIN JA E I GRAHAM DRU ANN LIVELY Press Club Mos! A1hle1ic alional Honor Socicly Sec. 3, 4 Queen of Hearls 4 Weslernaires 4 Weslernaires 3, 4 LI. 3 Ideal Wes!. Ideal Drill Team HE RY DONALD HELLER Honor Graduale DECA 3, 4 HERRY JACOB KARE RUTH LYND JEA HE LEY Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 FHA 2 Weslernaires 3, 4 Sr. LI. F. .A. 2, 3, 4 r. Representa1ive 4 Junior Class Duchess 3 1uden1 Council 4 Choir 2, 3, 4 Historian 4 DECA EMRICK JAMES JAG EAUX THOMA EDWARD LY D BRENDA SUE HESTER Baseball 2, 3, 4 Me1al Trades I, II Fulure urses 2, 3, 4 All-Dis1ric1 Baseball 2, 3 VICA Districl Meel Morning Walch 3, 4 Individual Award Honorable Men1ion DEBORAH A JA ISE MICHAEL RAY HODGES Na1ional Honor Sociely GAYLA DIA McCLURE Golf Team 2, 3, 4 Twirler-Sr. 4 Miss H.H .. 4 Hillcresl PTA cholarship 4 Academic Leiter Head Drum Major 4 Band 2, 3 Mos! Valuable Girl Musician DAN YRAY JOH SO LANA CAROL HOGA Jr. Varsity Basketball HAROLD GLE McGUIRE, JR. FHA 2, 3, 4 Varsily Baskelball 3, 4 Junior Duke of Jr., r. Prom Prom Commillee 3 All Dis1ric1 22AAAA Baske1oall King of Hearls 3 King of Hearls 4 ANCY LOU HOLBROOK JOH W. KELLEY Homemaking Club Concert & Marching Bands ALICIA A Mc ABB Pep quad Outslanding oph. Musician Bulldog Beat Reporler 4 DECA All-Region Band Press Club 4 G.I. . 3 NORMA LEE HOLBROOK PATRICIA A KELLY Pep quad 2, 3 Westernaires J, 4 DAVID MI HAEL MARTI DECA 4 Ideal Weslernaire 4 Football 2, 3, 4 KE NETH EAL HOLLA D Student ouncil 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 65 Trig. & I. Anal. Award 4 DECA 4 HERYL ROGER Paper ta ff 3 JA ICE ROSE MARTI Anchor Club An Club 3 Wes1ernaire' 3, 4 Jr. L1. r. LL REBE CA A ROGER Top Twenl} Miss Pho1ofia'>h Pageanl 3. 4 LI DA R TH PARKER ational Honor ociely 3, 4 a11onal Honor oc1el) 3. 4 ational Honor ocie1y 3, 4 F.H . . 2, 3 Debate Club 3. 4 MARY ELLE MARTI EZ Drama Club 3. 4 WI FIELD SCOTT ROGER a1ional Honor ocie1y 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 o-Edi1or of Chari.,ma 4 SHERRIE LY PARTIN HARON A E SATTLER Honor Gradua1e F.H.A. 2, 3 Typing I Award 2 Prom Commi11ee 3 LARRY WAY E MECOM Typing II Awa rd 3 DECA 4 Metal hop 3 F.T.A. 2 Vica 3. 4 DO GLAS PHILIP PERK! I.C.T. 4 HER HYLL ALBERT SAVOY DECA 4 D.E.. A . DO MILLER BEYERL Y DIA E PHILLIP Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 All-Di>tric1 4 LEO TEVEN CHION Ou1s1anding Lineman 4 ational Honor Society 3, 4 F .F.A . 2, 3, 4 Camera Club Sec. 3 High Hono r Gradua1e VICA I Future Teachers 4 DITH LY N MILLER KE ETH EARL ETLIFF CY THIA S E POOL PI LOT Edi1or 4 Metal hop 3 Westernaires 3, 4 Sr. LI. 4 "Mos1 Valuable 1affer" 4 VICA 3, 4 Band 2, 3 Quill and croll 4 I.C.T. 4 Perfecl A I tendance 2 LI DA AROL MIT HELL ELLEN LY E I-HYER ROBERT M. PRATHER .H .. Twirler 4 alional Honor Sociely 3, 4 Manager football 2, 3 baseball 2 S1udent Council 2, 3. 4 Academic Letter 4 Metal Shop II Award a1ional Honor ociety 3, 4 F.T.A. His1. 4 VICA Parliamentarian MARY RUTHA MITCH LL FRA KARTH R SHORT III SHELIA FAY PREJEA a1ional Honor ocie1y 3, 4 ational Honor Society 3, 4 F.H.A. I Annual S1aff 4 Band 2, 3, 4 I.C.T. I Ci1izen of lhe Mon1h 4 High Honor Graduale Homemaking III Award ALA MITCHELL HARLY AN IMO MICHAEL DAVID PROPE aledictonan 4 F ..A . 2 Basketball 2, 3. 4 a1ional Honor ociel) 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Press lub BARBARA LEE P LLI MARY LAMERLE MOMA Marching Band II KE ETH WAYNE IMP 0 D .E. 4 ymphonic Band 2, 3, 4 Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 F.H .A . 2, 3 Baske1ball 3 PATRICIA LYN MORRI 0 Camera Club Pres. 4 Deba1e 2, 3 RO ALD RICHARD Drama 2, 3 Foo1ball 2, 3, 4 LARR'f -;;JM Baseball 2, 3 .0 . Wilson P.T.A. cholar'>h1p D ECA Baske1ball 2, 3 ETHER LO MOS MI HAEL THAD SI GLETON co IE A RICHARD 0 Prom Commi11ee 3 DECA Anchor Club 2 1udent Body Treas. 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Head Cheerleader 4 KATHYJA MITH HARO ELA! EL 0 National Honor Society 3, 4 F.T.A . 3, 4 Trea'>. 4 We<,lernaire> 3, 4 a1ional Honor ociely 3, 4 JOH RA DALL RICHARDSO Anchor Club 2 Pep Squad Volleyball 2 a1ional Honor Socidy 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 LA A CHERYL SMITH ROXA E EWB RR Y tage Band I Ionor raduale ational Honor ocie1y 3, 4 hoir 2 S1ude111 Council 4 REBECCA RITCHIE Anchor Club 2 Westernaires 3, 4 ANCY LEE MITH Prom Commitlee 3 F.T.A. 3, 4 Vice. Pres. 4 CELI A GARRETT OTEY F.H .A. 4 F.H.A . 2, 3, 4 Parli. 4 66 DECA I lonor Graduate 4 DEWETTA ELA! E WHITE ational Honor Society 3. 4 FTA 3 DO S. OLI , JR. Concert Band 2, 3, 4 F A 3 VI A Metal Trade l l DIAN E TRAHA RA DY RAY WHITE Latin Club 2, 3 Short hand l and l l Award-, 3. 4 DELBERT SPELL, JR. Anchor Club 3 UIL horthand I onte'>t 3 Football 2, 3. 4 Future Teachers lub 4 Concert Band 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 National Honor oc1ety 3, 4, V. P. 4 THOMAS GLE TRAHA LARRY RAY WILKER ON Football 2 Football 3 year letterman 2. 3. 4 PAT Y LEE PlTTLER !CT 4 Basl..etball I year letterman 2 F.H.A. Sr. Tw1rp Candidate 4 Perfect Attendance 6 yr. DIA A JEA ALPHA JEA WILLIS VICKI LYN TARK Pep quad 2. 3 Wcsterna1re'> 3 Duche'>s of I !carts 2 FHA 2. 3 F H.A. Choir 2 Rotary Girl -January 3 STEPHE EMIL LRICH High Honor Graduate 4 MARYELLA E WILL 0 PAULA KAY TELLY Band 2, 3, 4 ational I lonor oc1cty 3, 4 G.l.S. 2, 3, 4 Press Club 3, 4 FHA 4 F.T.A. 3 Band 2, 3. 4 DECA 4 LEO ARD ALY! VA MARIO National Honor Society 3, 4 JE-RRl LY N WILSON PATSY LA ELL TERLI G Three year letterman in te111m tudent Council 3, 4 l.C.T. Intramural basketball We<,ternaires 4 VI A, Secretary ational Honor oc1ety 3, 4 MICHAEL GORDO VA RA DEN SHERRY LYNN TEWART Football 2 MELANIE E WlLSO ational I lonor Society 3, 4 Football Trainer 3 Marching Band 3. 4 FHA 3, 4 Historian 4 General Metal Trades 4 Concert Band 4 Anchor lub 2 Future ur'>e\ 3, 4 KERRY JEA ETTE VARLEY ER E T Ml HAEL TARVER Westernaires 3, 4 RO ALO EDWARD WI DHAM ational 1 lonor ociety 3, 4 Press Club Basketball 2, 3 High I lonor Graduate 4 Pep Squad 2 High Honor Graduate Football 2, 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 RUSSELL ALTO VICTOR LESLIE DE l ETA YLOR DE 3 CLIFTO CR E WI T ER Band 2, 3, 4 DE Vice President 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Anchor lub 2, 3 All-Di\! net Baseball 3 PAULA A FRE CH WADE Latin Club econd H1ghe\I Ran!..ing Se111or DECA 3, 4 RO HELLE TAYLOR DA Y DAMI WRIGHT LEWI ALLE WALLACE Anchor lub 2 Band 2. 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Busincs'> Math Award 3 Intramural ports Perfect A.ttendance Award DECA PE Award 2 MAR HA RUTH WATZLAVIK VICKIE LY NTERRELL THERE A A WOLFFORD DECA 4 Westernaircs 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Photofiash Finalist 4 PAULI EA WEDEL olo & En-,emble 2, 3, 4 Pilot wcetheart and1datc Westernaires 3. 4 Future Teacher\ 3 ational Honor ociety MARSHA LY THOMA 0 K G!S 2 Future Nur\es hoir 2. 3, 4 DECA KAY DIA E WELCH Golden Chord<, 2, 3, 4 G I Photofiash Finalist 3, 4 Choir V1cc-Pre-,idcnt 3 Most Dignified 4 LUCIA THOMPSO FHA 4 CAROL Y E WOODROME Westernaire'> DE A 4 MAR HA LY EWE TFALL FHA 2, 3, 4 ational Honor ociety 3, 4 CARM KA YE ZEIGLER FHA Vice-President 4 Academic Letter 4 DECA 3, 4 KARE A Tl!OR ELL Honor Graduate 4 67 JUNIORS • • • Jt_; IOR CLA OFFICERS Greg Isaacs, President ue Henson, Vice-President Lanette Morgan, ecretary Carol) n mall wood, Treasurer Brenda Glaze, ocial Chairman Ollie Abshure Judy Adams Mary Allen Debbie Amy Dee Dee Armand Debbie Ar ement Bruce Bailey Theresa Bailey Rick Baldwin Elaine Banner Ricky Barclay Pam Barnes Pat Beard Cheryl Becker Pri cilla Benoit Martha Bergeron Craig Blacksher Ted Bloch Jo ell Bosse Maxine Boudreaux 68 • • • ALMOST THERE Charles Bourgeois Clyde Bradley Joe Bradley Leticia Breaux Mona Bngg'> Ru'>sell Bri.,nac haron Brock Charlene Brou'>sard Michael Broussard Beth Bro"n Bonnie Brown Dan Brown Shirley Browne Marilyn Broyles Robert Broyle!> Valorie Burton Gloria Bryce Kathy Burdette Pam Burnaman Judy Burrell Michael Capo Pamela Champagne Thomas Chapman Marilyn Chatelain teve Childress Jeanie Cla) ton Ke\ln Cline Pam Clollau>. Ray Cole hucl.. Collier Farris Collier Ricky Collin' hcrr) Collin'> Torn Coll111\ Patricia Cooper 69 JUNIORS HAVE VARIED INTERESTS. Barbara Cone John Counts Harry Court' Becky O\ Bob r Ph) Iii., re, well Mar) romwell Paul rosson Curti'> Cuccia Paula Curtice o nn1e Dalb) Tern Daniel Phil Da,ila Franc!'> Dean hm Decuir Ra) Decuir Becl.y Denton Ida DeRouen Ilene Devrie'> 0110 Diel.en., Regan Fou'>! ha-, that '.trange look when he see'> pretly girb. 70 JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD TO THE COMING YEAR Frank Dombrm.ky Jesse Domingue Craig Doucet Marie Doucet Cind) DuBose Donna DuBo<,e Diane Duga~ Randy Dumesnil Cathy Ellender De111'.e famond Dolly Evans Jack Evans ick Ewing Vicki Farrow Cathy Fa" Danny Felp~ Mike Ferguson Lamerlc Fleming Di~1e Fluhart) David Fomenot Marl.. Forey Reagan Fow,t Carolyn Franklin JoAnn Franks Ruth Fraz1or Vonnie Fulton Pat Gallagher George Ganann Wa) ne Gardenhire Le\\ i' George Brcntla Glaze Ronnie Glenn Ra) mnntl Glo\l.:r Karen ranger Bryant Grant 71 JUNIORS ASSUME RESPONSIBILITIES CONFRONTED THEM. JoEllen Green Kent Green Gar) Gregg Tommy Grimes Vicki Guarnere Robert Gu11t01 Rhonda 0uin LaTreasa Gulley Janice Hairgrove Kitt) Halphen Carolyn Harris David Harrison Linda Harrison Joyce Harrison Jerry Hatchel Kerry Hawkins Shirley Hawkins Ben Haynes Linda Hebert Susan Hebert Thi'> '>ection of the choir is good so the rumor goes. Is 1hat really elson Johnson ~inging? 72 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION IS JUNIORS PRESENT GOAL Ginger Hensley ue Henson Tom Hicklin Marion Hicks Jim Hillyer andra Hinton Billy Hogenson Julia Holcomb Belinda Holland James Holland Martha Holland Garland Holmes Carol Hooks Ronnie Hooh Michael Hopkins Carl Hunt Greg Isaacs hcrry Ivey hcrman Jack\on Doug Jacobs Lanell Jeansonne Trella Jenkins Belly Johnson Cynthia Johnson elson Johnson Debbie Jone\ Donna Jones Joe Jones Richard Jordan Pal Karonika Michael Kea Ricky Kelley Kay Kennaugh Terry King GI) nn KirJ..land 73 THE CLASS OF 1970 Dennis Klingman Becky Knowles lyde Landr) Carroll Lang usanne Lawle s Mary Lawson arol LeBlanc Vicki LeBlanc harles LeDoux ally LeDoux Debbie Lee Kathy Lemke Linda Lindsa) Charlotte Lisenby Randa Li~enby Denise Lively heryl Lorton Gerald Lorton Robert Luther Wendy Lynd Rita McBeth ancy Mc omic David McGill Cynthia McGlothen Mike McGraw harles McKmley Pat McMinn Cheryl Mc ulty Mickie McPherson Regina Magee Danny Mallet onnie Malmay Kenny Marvel usan Maxey Catherine Mayer 74 TALENT ABOUNDS IN JUNIOR CLASS. Debra Mayer Terryle Meadow\ Buddy Merrell Faye Miller Roberl Miller Johnny Mize Mike Moffeil Gary Moore Richard Moore Frank Morgan John Morgan Lynelle Morgan Rhonda Morris Margarel Morrison Elyse Mulkey Mike Murphy Randy ally Bonnie Nelson hcrry elson Alli;on Newberry Junior Ida DeRouen and ophomore John Baucum display 1hcir 1alenl'>. 75 JUNIORS PREPARE TO BE LEADERS OF N.H.S. Robert O'Conner John Ohman Patricia Ortiz Donna Page Jimmy Parker Kath} Parker Linda Parker Melinda Pastorella andra Patterson Robert Patton Carolyn Perkins Tim Phillips Jackson Porter Bobby Pousson Mike Powell Jerry Pratt ammy Pratt Mary Prejean Fulton Prevost Patti Pryor Darrel Quebedeaux David Raines Thomas Ramirez Judy Reed Harry Rees Debbie Rehak Kathy Resch Donnett Richard Joe Richard Wade Richards James Riley Pat Riley Becky Roberts Cecil Roberts Edwin Roberts 76 JUNIORS GET SENIOR RINGS EARLY Steve Robinson Dennis Romero Lisa Rose Carl Rost Linda Rou e Doug Russell Linda amford Donald Sanches Bryant Sanders Wanda Sanders Eric Sandifer Gary Sattler Alton carborough David chion Debbie Schneider anci chubert Marlin Seitz Charlotte eymour Mike heffield Robin heffield 77 UNDERCLASSMEN FOLLOW IN FOOTSTEPS OF SENIORS. Melissa Shockey Rosemary ilkwood athy immons Mark Simmons Katherine imon Debbie ingleton Harold Skiles Carolyn mallwood Janet Smith Mike Smith Harr) Smits Janelle nyder Lee Sonnier Ronnie pruill John tafford Randy Stafford Linda takes Charles tanley Kathy tanley Randy tanley Underclassman Mike Powell learns the technique of being a Senior from David Brvwn. 78 JUNIORS WORKED HARD IN THE PILOT RACE Bob Patton, Wesley Weatherly, and Dickie Jordan worked in the Junior Skit. Underclassman Mike Powell learns the technique of being a Senior from David Brown. Rene tark Lenite ticker Ronnie Sticker Dennis Stuckey Connie Tamplin Richard Tannehill Charles Terrell Connie Theriot Jamie Theriot Elizabeth Thibodeaux Ronnie Thibodeaux Mike Thompson David Trahan Larry Trahan Phyllis Trahan Linda Trosclair Skipper Vanover Shirley VanOostrom Ben Vaughan Jamie Viator 79 JUNIORS BEGIN TO REALIZE JOY Eddie Wallace Kathy Ware Kathy Wassenick Keith Weatherford Wesley Weatherly · Donna Welch Charles Wells Kenneth West Marilyn Whatley aryl Whisnant Charlene Whisnant Danny White Dwetta White Jean White Kirk White Linda Wiess Rick Williamson Gary Wilson Denise Wilson Jerry Winiger Regina Magee and Sally LeDoux preform in "A Little Witch's First Birthday." 80 OUND IN THE LAST SCHOOL YEARS. Lawrence Wolfford Brent Womack Robert Wood Kathy Woodson Wesley Wright Jenny Yancey Marilyn Yarborough Tommy Yoes Danny Young Tom Zak Ronnie Harrington Gary Gregg uses MALGON, why don't you? Martha! John! Martha! John! Martha! . .. 81 Juniors show spirit. Dianne Dugas . . . MILE! Juniors in Advanced Biology ick Ewing leads the Junior Class in "Shall We Gather At The River." 82 Brenda Glaze presents to Gayla McClure, the Junior Class PILOT candi date, a carnation. " What BIG ears you have! " says Marie Doucet to Lanell Jeansonne. disecting a cat. PROM COMMITTEE First Row: Allison Newberry, Brenda Glaze, Cathy Limke, JoAnn Franks, Vickie LeBlanc; econd Row: Jo ell Bosse, Lynette Morgan, Cheryl Mc ulty, Phyllis Creswell, Carol Whisnant, Kathy imon, Joyce Harrison, Lanelle Jeansonne, Leticia Breaux; Third Row: Thomas Ramirez, Vickie Farrow, Carolyn Smallwood, Marilyn Chatelain, Deni e Wilson, Cheryl Loftin, Debbie Schnieder, Janet Smith, Elyse Mulkey, Becky Knowles, Keith Weatherford. 83 SOPHOMORES • • • WE'R SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Chuck Cotton, President; Carl Bolin, Vice Presi dent; Debbie Walker, Secretary; Emily Pietsch, Treasurer; and Pam Breaux, Social Chair man. helia Aaron Karen Adams Phillip Adams Richard Adaway Rhonda Atkinson Tim Allen Burt Angelle Richard Askew Rex Ayres Debby Babineaux Darlene Bailey Janice Bailey James Baize Benny Baker Pam Balitzky Roger Barton John Baucum Paul Bayard Pam Beard Connie Beard Vicki Beaumont ammy Bell Jimmy Bellue Janice Benoit 84 ON OUR WAY Vicki Benoit Deborah Bethel Louise Bobbitt Carl Bolin Debbie Borel Martha Boudreaux Randy Bradley Linda Bradley Milton Bragg Eugene Breaux Pam Breaux John Brennan Lavetta Brewer Jane Bridges Eddie Bright Wanda Brignac Cathy Broussar 1 Glen Broussard Edward Brown Paula Brown Robert Brown Sue Brown Cheryl Brunson Deborah Bryant Ila Burnett Virginia Burnette Lola Burton Darrell Bush Brenda Cammack Thomas Ceniceros Debbie Chamber'> Elbert Chamblee Jamie Chambless Rita Champagne Mike Chance Bobb) Cherr) Donna Chesluk Earlette Cleveland Da' id Clifton Brian olb) Ka) Collier Da,id Collin. 85 SUBJECTS AND NEW ACTIVITIES TAK Moll} Collins Dale Comeaux Da~id Concienne Johnn) Cone Anhur Conner Wayne Cook Patti Cook Ronnie Cook Lynda Coole) Roy Cooley Ann Cooper Jimmy Cooper Jackie Copeland Jennifer Copeland Chuck Cotton Charmaine Cox Joyce Crocker Kath) Crocker Wayne Cureton James Curtice Carolyn Daigle Joyce Daigle Gary Daniels Mar) Darn in Cathy Davenport Barbara Davis Cheryl Davis Kathy Davis Carolyn Deal Shirly Dean Marlena Delafosse usan Delahousaye Claudia Dennis Doye Cox \how\ Michaelene Matthews the ropes of II . 86 ALL THE SOPHOMORES' TIME Mary Dennis Da,id Dickens hirley Dickens David Dillo" Gene Distefano Greg Distefano Janice Dixon Lisa Dorr Debbie Doty Robert Driskell Mike Dubose Carmen Dugas George Eichel berger hirly Ellerbee Marsha Elliot Bonnie Erwin Edward Esclovon Joni Fergw,on Donna Fluharty aymond Fontenot Teresa Fluharty Carolyn Forey Richard Forey Jeanita Franke cott Franks Donald Frederick Paul Frederick Ltnda Fulgham Debbie Gant Della Garcia Gaytha Gebauer Mary Jo Genaurd Blane Goff Sophomores learn typing skills. 87 SOPHOMO RES Paul Gomez Gaylon Gonzale~ Debra Goodson Cindy Goss Joe Gotcher Debbie Graeter Curtis Graham Ronnie Graham Debbie Gray Phyllis Gray James Green Ronnie Greg Charlene Griffith Darlene Griffith Phillip Griffith Randall Griffith Rebecca Grimes Bobby Grissom Glenn Guillot Antoinette Guzardo Debbie Guzardo Larry Hairgrove Iris Halliburton Molly Hamner Jane Bndge'> work'> on Choir floa1. Carol Stallings and Pam Balizky learn the fine art of making apple fritter~. 88 HARD AT WORK? Paula Hammock Janice Hanks haron Hanley Chris Harmon heila Harmon Je<,<, Harrell Sophomores can't wait to get their driver's license. Kenneth Harrell Kathy Hatchell Moll y Hawn Betty Hay lock Georgia Hebert James Hebert Jud} Hebert Da vid Hempel Jerry Henley Mary ue Henry Debbie Hil burn Gary Hill Jerry Hill Pam Hill Hazel Holbrook Anita Holland Da,id Hollingsworth Douglas Holm es Alice Holst Anna Lee Hoosier tardust Horn Tanya Hudnall Darla Ivey Judy Jacobs 89 SOPHOMORES ON hirley mith, Debra Bryant and Charisse Magee en . .. but the) '>Oon grow weary. joy speech trip to University or Houston. Wayne Jefferson Walter Jordon Steve Judkins Jackie Kahla Susan Killian Darrell King Becky Kubitz Cheri La iter hirley Lawson Gary Leach Rose Mary Landry Myra Lane Debby LeBlanc Donnella LeBlanc Becky LeBleu Johnny Lee Michael Lege Wesley Lenoir Alfred Len'>ing Karen Li'>enby indy Little Bobby Little Kaye Louviere Mike Lovelady 90 THE MOVE! Ralph Lowery Cynthia Lubera Elton Luce Shelby Luce Martha Maddox Charisse Magee Kenny Mallet Marvin Mangum Teddy Manning Mike Marrs Dolores Martin Pete Martinez. Paul Mason Michealene Matthew~ Danny Maxwell Dellana Maxwell haron Mayer Brad McCoy Dale McElvin Gwen Macfarland Jo Ann Mcfarland Mike McFarland Brenda McGuyer Bobby Mcinnis Darlene Bailyc represents Sophomore P.E. girls learn to move like Westcrnaires. 'ophomore' on the move. 91 SOPHOMORES DO THEIR Robbie McKinney Jessie Mc abb Teddy McRight Karen Meadows Johnny Meacom Dianne Menchaca Jeff Met reyeon Glenn Miller Ronnie Miller Charlet Mills Da,id Milton Roxi Minaldi Cindy Mitchell andra Mitchell Debbie Mobley Mike Moman Charla Monk athan Monk Hal Monroe Roy Montalvo Becky Montgomery Paula Moore Elna Morgan Mickey Morgan Debbie Morris Wendell Mosley Ziggy Murphy Leslie Myer<, David epveux Glenn Nepveux Bruce esom Curtis ewton Fredna ichols Michael Odell Madaline Osborn Marion Overstreet Debbie Papania Donald Parker Bob Parker Joe Parks Johnna Part ridge Debby Pate 92 SHARE OF THE WORK. Chris Chapman and Wayne Cook, in Biology Class, learn what makes frogs tick. Gary Strickland does his load of the cleaning up in Wood Shop. Gary Patterson andy Pearman Ricky Peno Cathy Phillips Emily Pietsch Becky Porter u ie Power Grady Prather Beverly Pratt Pat Propes David Pujol Cathy Reeves Caprice Register Jerry Reue Tia Rice Betty Richard Martha Richards Gary Richardson David Ripley Terry Ritchie Cheryl Roberts herry Roberts Robert Robin Joe Roger 93 SOPHOMORES DISCOVER Debbie Ro~~ Donna Ross Paula Runte Lynell anche~ Dan anders Sidney anders ophomore Danny Maxwell looks on as Junior Garland Holmes performs Chemistry experiment. Debbie avoy Pam cates Gay Lynn Scot! Kurt eabolt Bobby eagler Theresa eelbach Glenda ehon Mike erres Alan heffield Elaine hort Roy hort Nettie Siau Sue Sibley Stana Simon Jettie ims Ronald ingleton Mary isk Kay kinner Guy mith David Smith Gordon mith Carl mith Ronnie mith Shirley mith 94 NEW INTERESTS. Lynn oileau Tommy Speaks Mike Spell Kenny Spittler Carol tailings Karen Sticker Rhonda Stimac Gary t rickland David Stuart Billy turrock Billy udela Janet Tannehill Kyle Tanner Dorthy Tantillo Suzanne Tarver Mike Tawney Cynthia Taylor James Taylor Rocky Taylor helia Thacker Kathy Thibodeaux Lydia Thomas annette Thomas Pat Thompson Charles Tidwell Brad Tomlinson Donna Toups Sheila Trahan Priscilla Tribes Fran Turner teve VanDeHoef Walter Van lyke John Vernon Merrilyn Vernon Linda Vize Lois Vcivedich Debra Walker Eleanor Wallace Kaye Waller teve Ward Jackie Warner Debbie Watzlavik 95 SOPHOMORES Charles Webb Darlene Week'> Mike Weeren Debbie West James West Mary Whiddon Becky Whigham Andy Whisnant olleen White Roberta White Gary Whitfill !arise Whitlock Donna Willey Johnny Williams John Wilson Angelle Wininger Michelle Wize Debbie Wooding Lamont Woods Debbie Woodson Jim Yarborough Suzanne Tarver and Martha Richards spin the racket to see who Greg Bales- you really should be in the movies. serves first. 96 EWILDERED, CONFUSED! Sophomore girls go Easter-egg hunting! Johnna Partridge looks a little confused about something. Look alive girls! 97 SOPHOMORES PARTICIPATE SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Bobbie Hines Instructor Left to right : Larry Allums, Stanley Sanders, David Ener, Elaine Loftin, Susan Atwood. Standing: Mr. Hines This is a typical scene in the classroom where David, Su an, Larry, Elaine, and Stanley spend much time with their studies. 99 STUDENT LIFE The life of a tudent at N.H.S. is one filled with activities, friends, and memories. There never a dull moment with the clas e and extra-curricular activitie to keep mo t everyone out of mischief. A typical scene of studious students. Jim Hillyer relaxes after a hard day at school! Mr. Dry and Mr. Simmons get back at Gerald Bourque. Rebel Juniors, under the leadership of Preacher-man ick Ewing. It couldn't be that bad, Boys! 100 Richard Moore gives up! l:l11ly Curl serenades lovely starry-eyed Regina Magee. The chee rl eaders give Coach Jolly a birthday party. Mr. Banks teaches Manlyn Whatley ho" to play jach. There\ always one eager beaver in the crowd. IOI DURING FOOTBALL SEASON THE HOMECOMING PARADE ... Gerald Bourque escorts Diana Bares in the homecoming parade while .. . The girls and their escorts wait anxiously for the Parade to start. And so it burns. WE HEARD MANY SOUNDS OF N.H.S. The Senior float. The Future Homemakers of America's float. without Cheerleaders? Homecoming ominees. Jan and Jamie. Here we come again! 103 THE SOUND OF EXCITEMENT BULLDOG Stadium welcomes everyone. N.H.S. Cheerleaders busy preparing bus before it leaves for Le Grange. Students seeing Football boys off for LaGrange. The Football boys giving the traditional BULLDOG YELL! 104 The Students at Nederland High School eagerly worked to win a place in the Royal Crown Cola Contest, sponsored by KA YC radio tation in Beau mont. Nederland kept in the front po ition almost all the race, French High School won fir t place, Nederland came in econd winning $300.00 for the Athletic Department. Students hard at work counting votes for the Royal Crown Cola contest. The votes are stacking up! Students busy taking votes to KA YC. DJ: Bee-Mark Douglas speaks at Pep Railey. 105 THE MANY FACES Faces of fun ... Regina Magee, Robert Luther, and Judy Reed. The face of participation .. . Garry Camp. The faces of work ... Mrs. Byrd and Cindy Brown. The faces of enjoying life . .. Trudy Smith, Janel Dupree, and Gloria Bryce. 106 OF N.H.S. The Face of Authorit y ... Mr. Ohlendorf. The fa ces of learning ... Ca rol Comeaux and Ruth Frazior. ·, The face of relaxati on ... Ben Vaughn. The face of fi ndin g new kn owledge . . . Mike Powell . 107 UI L LITERARY District 22-AAAA Debate Champs Robert Wood and ester Cromwell L to R: Shirley Dickens, Persuasive Speaking; Joyce Hartzog, Prose; ester Cromwell and Robert Wood, Debate. Seated: Debbie Arse ment , Poetry; Pat Kelly, Shorthand. SHE STOOPS 22-AAAA ONE-ACT "Aye, the alehouse calls" Judi Reed, Robert Wood, Gary Hinson "W-what have we here?" Servants Regina Magee, Billy Curl, Mike Murphy Karen hampagne, Danny Felps 108 WINNERS "Your speaking of a campaign reminds me ... " Billy Curl, Gary Hinson, Mike Murphy "Robbed! We've been robbed!" TO CONQUER Judy Reed, Robert Wood PLAY WINNER "Pray Sir, keep your distance" "He gave a short tragedy speech .. Mike Murphy, Debbie Arsement Nestor romwell, Debbie Arsement, Gary Hinson 109 THE SOUND OF PERSONALITIES 111 J/Omecominy 2ueen Senior Betty Brown wa crowned Home coming Queen at the Spring Woods vs . Nederland game. Halftime ceremonie were highlighted by the crowning of the queen. Betty wa in competition with Senior Diana Bares. The election was made by popular vote of the Student Body. Betty receives a kiss from her Father, Mr. W. H. Queen Betty and her Royal Court. Brown. 112 J£e Queen's Gour! 7Jiana :7J ares c'3en/or 7Juchess Queen Candida/es !.Jl(ari(yn 'J)arborouy£ 7Jebfue !?ale Jun/or i)uchess c'3ophomore f uchess II 3 !71/o! c5weelhearl 114 :71iol c5weelhearl G oronahon GAYLA McCLURE, escorted by NICK EW ING, was crowned Pilot Sweetheart at the annual coronation ceremony by Mr. Charles Thomas, Principal of the Hig~ School. They represented the Junior Class. FiN runner-up was ophomore candidate VICKI TERRELL and second runner-up "as enior candidate JA ICE MARTI . The Pilot race is a money raising project to help finance the <;chool yearbook and i' \ponsored by the Pilot taff. Janice !Jl(arlin V icki Jerreff Cscorl· 7?.ic.ky 7Je.fa.houssaye C. scorl 7Jaui d Co!Zns c5en ior C anckdale opbom or e Canckdale 115 I THE SOUND OF ORGANIZATIONS 133 THE PILOT STAFF SE IOR : Becky Hebert. Judy Miller, Ruthann Mitchell Mr-,. Erne>lme Fleming pon-.or J NIOR · Kill) Halphen, Reg111a ~.. agee, and Janelle Sn)der SOPHOMORES: Shirley Ellerbee and Georgia Hebert 134 PILOT STAFF AT WORK AND PLAY! Annual staff working hard"" Scenes from the PILOT banquet. Are Judy and Janelle camera '>hy'!'? For whom '' Becky smiling" 135 STUDENT COUNCIL The tudent Council i re ponsible for assisting and providing for the general welfare of the tu dent body, for regulating the school clubs and approving charters for new organization . This year the tudent Council provided a new victory flag, a Thank giving food basket for the needy, and Christma decorations for the school. Among other activities was the planning of all Homecoming events and sponsoring a talent how along with Twirp Week. Vice-President: Regan Foust Treasurer: Connie Richardson Secretary: Pat Kelly President: Bob Barlow SENIORS Kneeling: Judy Luther, Jill Goodwin, Sherry Jacob , Betty Brown, Jerri Wibon, Connie Richardson. landing: David Carpenter, Joe Diana Bares, Glenda Broussard. Sitting: Pat Kelly, Carol Franke, Concienne, Bob Barlow, James Cook, Mike Tarver, Gerald Bourque. Roxanne Newberry, Becky Hebert, Linda Mitchell, Diane Turner, 136 HAS A BUSY YEAR! JUNIORS Danny Mallet, Connie Dalby, Elyse Mulkey, and Tom Collins the stu dent council representatives to the Texas Association of tudent Coun cils convention at Amarillo. Here they learned to form better student government. (Chuck Cotton re placed Danny Mallet.) First Row: Pat McMinn, Pam Clotiaux, Donna Jones, onnie Dalby, Marilyn Yarborough, Elyse Mulkey, Brenda Glaze. econd Row: Nick Ewing, Regan Foust, Tom Collins. SOPHOMORES Carol Franke, Ely\e Mulkey, eated: Pam Breaux, Gay Lynn coll, Cynthia Lubera, Kathy Broussard, Debby Pate. landing: Danny Mallet, Tom ollins, and Jim Yarborough, Chuck Cotton, Pat Prope'., David Collins. Regan Foust were the commit tee chairman'> who made the 1968 Homecoming a big '>Uccess. 137 BULLDOG BEAT STAFF The Bulldog Beat is the school newspaper publi hed by UllDOC BIA.I the journalism cla . The Bulldog Beat ponsors the Mi Photoftash pageant in the early spring which attracts consid erable intere ton the part of the student. The purpo e of the Bulldog Beat is to publi h news of interest to the tudents and friends of Nederland High School, to provide students prac tice in com po ition, to encourage tho e of literary ability to write, and to timulate intere t in school activitie . The 1969 Miss Photoflash pageant's theme was "Gone With The Wind," Marsha Grissom: Editor behind the twirlers is "Tara". Teena Golden: Assistant Editor Sponsor: Mrs. Mickey Dominy Sitting: Steve Mitchell, Marsha Grissom, Teena Golden, Debbie Grounds. Standing: Debbie Schneider, Kerry Varley, Charles Dixon, Cathy Farrow, Anna Lee Hooiser. 138 ANCHOR CLUB Spon<,or: Mrs. Paulus OFFICERS S111111g : Shirley Hawkms; Corresponding Secre1ary, Brenda Broussard; Recording Secretary, Dec Ann llopkins; President, Becky Knowles; Vice-President, Carol Franke; Treasurer tandmg: Johnna Partridge; Reporter, Paula Wesl; Historian, Glenda Broussard, en1or Advisor, Kathy Burdelle; Junior Advisor, Debbie Jones, Junior Advisor. eated: Glenda Broussard, Shirley Hawkins, Brenda Broussard, lor. Mary Banner, Paula Wes1 , Dee Ann Hopkins, Mn• . Paulus, Johnna Partridge, Kalhy Burde11e, Becky Knowle'>, Debbie Jones, Virginia Burnctlc, Debbie Amy, Cynthia McGlothen, Pai Thomp arol Franke. landing: Marsl;a Elliol, Merrilyn Vernon. Leslie Tay- son. ynrhia Taylor. 139 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA F.T.A. gives all the Teachers at N. H. S. red carnations at Christmas. First Row: Anita Holland, Vicki LeBlanc, Donna DuBose, Brenda McGuyer, Molly Hamner. econd Row: Tia Rice, Jane Ingraham, Bev erly Phillip , Kathy Burdette, Marsha Elliot, Sponsor: Mi Diane Bow lin. Third Row: Carmen Dugas, Johnna Partridge, Debbie Amy, Kathy Davenport, Charlene Griffith, Darlene Griffith, ancy Smith. Fourth Row: Ellen Shivers, Linda Fulgham, Donna Welch, Jerry Wininger, Marilyn Vernon, Marsha Westfall, and Jackie Warner. Pres. Marsha Westfall, Par. Ellen Shivers, Sponsor Miss Bowlin, lst V. Pres. Jerry Winiger, 2nd. V. Pres. ancy Smith, Chaplain Donna Welch. ot Pictured: Sec. Ermalinda Chavez, Treas. Kathy Smith. Miss Bowlin and Mr . McLemore work hard. Some of the F.T.A. Members work hard. Future Teachers leaving for Austin. The Finished Product . . . the F.T.A. Float for the Homecoming Parade. Future Teachers on the Capitol grounds, Austin, Texas. 140 First Row: Fran Turner Historian, Phyllis Cre~well Secretary, Marsha Westfall Presi dent, Becky Grimes Editor, ponsor Mrs. Anderson, Second Row: Johnny Mize Treasurer, Gary Wilson enator, Charles Bourgeois, Tommy Grimes Vice-President. First Row: Gatha Gebauer, Janet Tannehill, Susie Powers, Marion Overstreet, Elaine Banner, Alice Holst, Sherry Roberts, Melissa Shockey. Second Row: Linda Hebert, Fran Turner, Mary Cromwell, Darlene Griffith, Charlene Griffith, Linda amford, Marsha Westfall, Cathy Reeves. Third Row: Tommy Grimes, Johnny Mize, Jackie Warner, Phyllis Creswell, Becky Grimes, Darlene Weeks, Sponsor Mrs. Anderson. Fourth Row: Raymond Glover, Robert Broyle , Gary Wilson. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club was organized in 1958 for the pur po e of promoting further interest in the Latin lan guage. Any student taking Latin or any former Latin tudent is eligible for membership. After an initiation as a Roman slave, students are formally admitted to the club in a candle-lighting ceremony at the annual Ro man Banquet. Hold that tiger Johnny Mize. The finished pr duct of a lot of hard work. Everyone helps in the decorating. 141 PRESS CLUB JJU•.a..uv~ Front Row: Charles Dixon, Marsha Grissom, Teena Golden, Melanie Wilson, Ruthann Mitchell. Second Row: Anna Hoosier, Debbie chneider, Karen Draper, Janet Eversole, Georgeannie Bergeron. Stand ing: Cindy Brown, Debbie Grounds, Billy Clark, Sammy Bell, Bobby Grissom, Steve Ulrich, James Farmer, Judy Miller and Mary LeBlanc. Sponsor: Mrs. Dominy. Officers: Charles Dixon; Secretary, Marsha Grissom; Treasurer, Teena Golden; Reporter, Melanie Wil on; President, and Ruthann Mitchell; Vice-President. ART CLUB Art Club float won second place in the Homecoming Parade. Left to Right : Sandre Buck, Debra Woodson, Kathy Burdette, Teena Golden, Jerry Winiger, Gloria Bryce, 142 Kathy Woodson, Mary Cromwell, Carol LeBlanc. Sponsor: Mrs. Ryland. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS The Girls' Intramural Sports Organization was organized to develop a better knowledge of sportsmanship, increase team pirit and cooperation, and help students advance their abilities in physical education. The membership is open to any girl who is a Nederland High School student and physi cally fit to participate in intramural activities. Those girls who meet the required standards are eligible for awards. Students participate in swimming, huffieboard, basketball, vol leyball, archery, badminton, and oftball. Mrs. Julia Massey, Sponsor. The Girls Intramural Volleyball Team, tied for econd in District with Thomas Jefferson. They were 7-3 for the Season. GIS Officers: itting: Fredna ichols, Joyce Hartzog. landing Debra Mayer, Mickie McPherson, atherine hatelain, Linda Hebert, Suzanne Tarver. First Ro'" Fredna ichols, Vicki LeBlanc, Linda Hebert, Theresa Bennet. 2nd Row: Mary Lawson, andra Hmton, Mary Sue Henry, uzanne Tarver. Third Row: Joyce Hartzog, Gloria Bryce, athrine hatelain, arolyn Davis, Janice Hairgrove 143 MORNING WATCH Father Montodon i a frequent visitor to Morn ing Watch Sponsor, Mr. Clifford Ro e, Shirlene Cherry, Charlotte Dowden, Theresa Bennet, Carolyn Davis, andra Buck In 1955, a group of tudents in Nederland High School organized a voluntary morning religous emphasis program. Morning Watch is held each morning at 7:45 a.m. They often have guest speakers who are usually minister from variou churche in the area. DEBATE CLUB The D~bate Club was organized in 1967. Its purpose is to fo ter interest in debate, per uasive, and informative speaking. Member hip has grown almost 100% since the club was formed. They attend approxi mately five tournaments a year. Fir t Row: Shirley Smith, Pam Scates, Karen Champagne, Vicki LeBlanc. Second Row: Marsha Westfall, Debra Bryant, hirley Dickens, Joyce Hartzog, Jean Orr, Linda Parker, Mr . Joyce Theiry, Sponsor. Third Row: Robert Wood, David Dicken . Fourth Row: Mike Murphy, Mike Thompkins, Kenneth Holmes, Lamont Wood, Mike Moman, Danny Felps, estor Cromwell. Vice-President, Robert Wood; Secretary, Joyce Hartzog; Treasurer, Marsha Westfall; Parliamentarian, Linda Parker; 144 Hi torian, Jean Orr; President, estor Cromwell. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers Club, first organized in 1949, i~ a chapter of The Future Homemakers, a national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high school of the United States and its territories. At Nederland High School, membership is limited to girl who are enrolled in or have had one semester of homemaking. Opportunity is provided for students to attend several area and di trict meeting . Elna Smith the 1967 pre<,ident install<, Brenda Conn the 1968-69 pre'>ident at the F.H.A. installation. Fin.I row; Brenda Conn, Pres., Lucia Thompson, V. Pres., andra Mitchell, Sophomore ocial leader, Debbie Jones, Pianist. econd row: Donna Page, Song Leader, Nancy mith, Parl., Janet mith, ec.-Trea., herry Stewart, Hist., Elyse Mulkey Junior Social leader. F.H .A . homecoming float. Fir'>t row: Debbie RO'>'>, Mary LeBlanc, Becky Ritchie. Lucia ancy Smith, Bonnie elson, Brenda Broussard. Pat Beard. Fourth Thompson. Linda Henin. Debbie Fowler, Pat Bell, Mary Si'>k , Jonell fO\\: D01111e11 Richard, u.rnnne Tarver, Melanie Wibon. Patsy Spit Bos\e. Second row: Debby Lee, usie Le\ y, Donna Page, Susan tler. Brenda onn, Lanelle anches. Eileen Devries. Kay Kennaugh, Maxe}. Caryl Whi'>tnant. Kathryn imon, Debbie Jones, Kathy Sherr} tewart, LinJa !al.es, Janet mllh. Ely e Mulkey, Ka} Rc-,ch, Roxi Minald1. Third ro\\: Donna Ross, andra Mitchell, Welch, Johnna Part ridge. 145 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE FFA wee1hearts Mr. J . E. McCarty Vicki Terrell and Dianna Bares ponsor All in a day"s work in 1he Vo Ag bujJ.Ging. CLASS OFFICERS Joe Jones, Ronnie Sticker, Danny Mallel, Dianna Bares, Buddy Merrell, Wayne Gardenhire. Row I: Leo chion, Craig Hill, Jamie Therio1, Joe Jone\, Ronnie Mike Powell, Marlin Seirz, Pal Gallagher, Mike Ansley, Alex Ces licker, Dianna Bares, Buddy Merrell, Danny Maller, Wayne Gar \ac, Joe Parks. Row 3: Bobby Seagler, Mike Whi1man, Jeff Angelle, denhire, Mr. J. E. McCarty. Row 2: David Tidwell, Robert O'Con Pal Riley, Gary Daniels, James Curtice, Kennelh Holland, Clyde nor. Tommy Page, Ronnie Miller, David oncienne, Ke11h Maa''" Landry. 146 VO-AG Ronnie Slicker and Jeff Angele IOok !heir 1hree lillle bul Tommy Page, Rodney Wininger, and Buddy Merrell kepi 1heir cows on 1he farm. pigs 10 markel ...... SCI ENCE CLUB Lefl 10 Righi: Mr. ylds Hinch, Sponsor; David Carpenter; Bobby Grissom; Richard Tannehill; Pat Rile) , Mike O'Dell. 147 DRAMA CLUB Thi~ club is an organization of students who are inter- e. ted in drama and speech activitie . Its purpo. e is to provide all high school student with an opportunity to develop their intere t in theatrical work whether on or back tage. The only requirements for membership are payments of due and attendance of meetings. The ca'>t of .. Our To,\n." Officers: Karen Champagne, Par!. Mrs. Florence Mclemore, Spon'>or, Bruce Bailey, V. Pres., Robert Wood, Pre'>., estor romwell, Trcs. First row: Delore'> Martm, Pan cate'>, Karen hampagne, Marion Overstreet, herry Robert'>, lice Hoi'>I , Mrs. Mclemore. ccond row: Pat Thompson, andra Mitchell, Debbie Bryant, Barbara Da,1s, Marsha Westfall, Vicki LeBlanc, Debra Goodson. Third row: Micky Morgan, Fredna ichol'>, Shirley DicJ..ens, Linda Parker, Becky Grime'>, Pam Champagne, Jenny Yancey, Fran Turner, Robert Wood. Fourth ro": Jerry Wininger, Bruce Balley, Tommy Grimes, David Dickens, Lamont Wood, Mike Moman, Raymond 148 1l ernn, Ben Haines, Nestor Cromwell. NEDERLAND METAL TRADES V.l.C.A. CHAPTER 224 Mr. Jack C. Weeren ponsor Row 1: T. Cropper, K. Hawkins, J . Hatchel, D. Harris, B. Wilson, B. Prather, D. Premeaux. Row 2: A. Carter, J . layton, D. Distefano. Row 3: R. Guillot, R. Hooks, J. Holland, E. Wallace, V. George, R. Thidobeaux. Row 4: R. Barclay, M. Blacksher, M. Forey, H. Golden, T. Lynd, C. Davenport, J. Hill, M. Smith. V.l.C.A. Officers J. Clayton, Reporter; M. Blacksher, Sgt. at Arms; H. Golden, ecretary; B. Prather, Parliamentarian; D. Premeaux, Treasurer; E. Chaisson, Vice-President not shown; L. Watkins, President not shown. H. Golden operates the milling ma Charle'> Da~enport ched.'> out toob as Mike Blacksher mind., the tool room. chmc '' hile Joe Clayton operate'> the Vernon eorge does a little gas weldmg. .,haper. 149 NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR RIFLE CLUB Mr. Lesier Youngblood Mrs. Jo Anne Hill Officers ponsors Tim Phillips, Execulive Officer; Ollie Abshure, Treasurer; David Smilh, Secrelary; Pal Hayes, Pre idenl. The Rifle Club is a new organizaiion which meels regularly in one of lhe School gymnasiums for large! pracuce. Firs! Row: Pat Hayes, Tim Phillips, Ollie Abshure, Ricky Peno, Bob Prather. econd Row: Pat Prope;, Ronnie Graham, Gary Strickland, David mith, Mike Weeren, Wayne Premeaux. Third Row: Mr. Youngblood, Mike Moman, Pat Riley, Danny Maxwell, Carl Bolin, Steve VanDeHoef, Mr. John Peno 150 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA Fron! Row: Marsha Wa1z lavik, Nancy Smilh, Carolyn Woodrome, Wayne Bloomfield, Pierre Eversole, Randy Davis, Hershyll avoy, Jean Henley, Paula 1clly, Leslie Taylor, Ca1hy Ellender, Carmen Lee onnier, lephen Childress, Philip Perkins. Founh Row: Bobby Zeigler, Denise Lively. Second Row: Lynn Morrison, Teena Golden, Halbert, Rodney Battenfield, Gary House, James Lowrey. Rick) Viola Landry, ancy Holbrook, Mari Monman, Marsha Thomas, Baldwin, Don Harmon, Don Heller, Thad Single1on. James Terry. Gina Bergeron. Third Row: Russell Vic1or, Raymond Boneau~ . pnn\Or D.E. LUB OFFICER Rodney Battenfield. Presiden1 hclly Taylor. Tn:asurer Teena Golden. Reponer Lee Sonnier. Sargean1-a1-a rms Ru\\ell Vic1or. Vice-Pre.,1den1 Jean Henley. ecrelar) Lc\he Taylor. Parhamenianan 151 VOCATlONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA CHAPTER 561 INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING First Row: Mary Prejean, Shelia Prejean, Darlene Foxworth, Vicki Louvier, Walter Armand, Terry Broussard, Charles Bales, Kenneth et Guarnere, Thelma Kemp, Lanell terling, Linda Harrison, Susan Heb leff. Fourth Row: Mr. Shelander (advisor), Raymond Frederick, Gordon ert. ccond Row: Tom Bares, Thomas Hicklin, Mike Ferguson, Leo Lee, Boudreaux, James Powell, Harold McGuire, Tony Heath, Kalvin Hall Ronnie Beach, Denni Romero, Pat Morris, Glen Foreman. Third Row: mark, Ricky Harmon, Larry Franks. Joe age, Tommy Trahan, Larry Mecon, Frank Hammond , Harry Officers Mr. Doyle Shelander Harry Louvier, President; Mike Ferguson, Vice-President; Lanell Sterling, Secretary; Advisor Shelia Prejean, Treasurer; Mary Prejean, Parliamentarian; Darlene Foxworth, Re porter; Thelma Kemp, Historian; Ronnie Beach, gt. at Arms. 152 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA t-ront Fow: Martha Holland, Kay Li!.enby, Linda Harri\on, Elaine Hazel Holbrook. onnie Malmay, Debbie ingleton. Paula Brmrn. Banner, Brenda He<,ter. Second Row: Pat Beard, Debbie Amy, Rita Debbie Bethel. Fourth Row: Betty Richards. Debbie Walker. Ilene McBeth, andra ll1nton, Martha Bergeron, Treta Jenkin'>, Valone DeVne-,, her) I Lofton. Lisa Ro\e, Mary Lawson, Cynthia McGlo Bruton. Th1rd Row: usan Graham, Melanie Wibon, Penn) Bean. then. Robin heffild. Future ur<,c'> help in gi,:ng \tudenl\ tuberculo'i' 'kin te\h. OFFICERS Front Row: Pat Beard, Mart ha Holland. Elaine Banner, Brenda I k'>tcr. Paula Moore. ccond Row: Melanie Wil,on, usan Graham. her) I Lofton. Robin hef ficld. Paula Bro\\ n, Penny Bean. 153 N.H.S. ROBED CHOIR Firs! Row: Iris Halliburton, Mary Greer, Rhona Morris, Sherry Jacobs, Robert Luther, John Baucum, A. C. Lensing, Kyle Tanner, Mary Henry, Louise Bobbi!, Bonnie Erwin. Second Row: Lydia Thomas, Sherry Ivey, Charisse Magee, David Dillow, Laurence Dickens, Billy Curl, Larry Trahan, Bren! Womack, Jane Bridges, Regina Magee, Beth Bodden. Third Row: Gina Fergusen, Diane White, Clarisse Whillock, Mike Haley, elson Johnson, Richard Adaway, Charmaine Brewer, Connie Wo mack, Judi Reed, Debbei Singleton, Phyliss Trahan. Fourth Row: Judy Hebert, Connie Chance, Patricia Cone, Curlis Graham, Donald Parker, Bob Crawford, Johnny Cone, Kathy Crocker, Linda Weiss, Karen Lynd, Carolyn Davis. The whole choir had a hand in decorating the float. SWING The Choir was very proud of its Homecom OFFICERS ing float. First Row: Clarisse Whit lock. Sherry Jacobs, Social Leader; Connie Womack, Secretary; Bob Crawford, Vice-Presi Dianne While, Rhona Morri'>, dent; Billy Curl, President; Karen Lynd, Historian; Rhona Morris, Treasurer; Char Mary Henry, Charmaine maine Brewer, enior Accompanist. Brewer, Jane Bridges, Bonnie 154 Erwin, Louise Bobbitt. Second CH OIR GRAND CHOIR First Row: Judy Hebert, Mary Greer, Rhona Morris, Sherry Jacobs, John Baucum, A.C. Lensing, Kyle Tanner, Bonnie Erwin, Louise Bobbit, Phyllis Trahan, Debbie Graeter. Second Row: Phyllis Gray, ••--- Clarisse Whitlock, Glenda Sehon, David Dillow, Billy Curl, Richard Adaway, Jerry Wininger, Jane Bridges, Mary Henry, Carolyn Davis. Third Row: Iris Halliburton, Sherry Ivey, Beth Bodden, Larrence Dickens, elson Johnson, Larry Trahan, Brent Womack, Charmaine Brewer, Connie Womack, Debbie ingleton, Shirlene Cherry. Fourth Row: Connie Chance, Pat Cone, Dianne White, Mike Haley, Curtis Graham, Donald Parker, Bob Crawford, Johnny Cone, Mary Dennis, Kathy Crocker, Linda Weiss, Karen Lynd. Bob Crawford and Billy Curl really get into the thick of things while decorating the float. Sponsor: John Baucum entertains the choir while Ida CHOIR Mr. E.W. DeRouen and Karen Lynd look on. Woodrome GOLDEN CHORDS Row: David Dillow, Curtis Gra ham, Bob Crawford, elson First Row: Charisse Magee, Rhona Morris. Mary Henry, Connie Womack, Louise Johnson, Billy Curl, John Bau Bobbit. Top Row: Clarisse Whitlock, Bob Crawford, Billy Curl, Larry Trahan, Char cum, A. C. Lensing maine Brewer, Judi Reed. 155 WESTERN AIRE Front Rm" Kath) Resch, Carolyn Harm, herry Collins, Regina Magee, Jerri W1bon, Becky Hebert. econd Rll\\,: Carol Franke, Jane Ingraham, Debbie Ground.,, Donna Page, Brenda Brou.,sard. U'>an Maxe}. Mary Banner. Chins up and \mile Dru Ann Lively! Summer practice is long, hard work! Officers: Glenda Broussard, herry Jacobs, Diana Bares, Captain; Janice Martin, Cindy Pool. Wc-,tcrnam:' prepare welcome for football 156 bO)'>. DRILL TEAM '68-'69 Practice makes perfect. The Westernaires really boost the spirit al the pep rally. .H .. really ha., 'Piri1! 157 A lot of hard work paid off with the success of the Spring Review. Westernaires march on! Practice, practice, practice. OUTLINE OF A HARD YEAR'S WORK Front Row: Pat Kelley, Connie Tamplin, Kathy Stanley, Brenda Conn, Linda Woods, Janet Smith. Second Row: Becky Knowles, Diane Dugas, Denise Wilson, Marie Doucet, Patti Pryor. 158 Westernaires do the 'Hula' in the Spring Review. The Westernaires boost morale at the pep rally. OOH- LA LA! PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Front row: Julia Holcomb, Donna Welch, Candy Eaton, Janet Eversole, Kay LeMaire, Becl.y Ritchie. econd row: Marilyn Chatelain, Dru Ann Lively, Kay Kennaugh, Kerry Varle), Pauline Wedel, Jill Goodwin, Sharon elson. 159 NHS CHEERLEADERS AND PEP SQUAD Connie Richardson Head Cheerleader Mrs. Billie McClure and J\liss Mavis Williams, Pep Squad braves all type~ of weather to cheer the Bulldogs. Jan Coulter Pam Clo1iaux 160 Pat McMinn This tells a story of HS in all her traditional glory. Cheerleaders and mascot pause for a moment of silent prayer before the game. Our cheerleaders were all decked out for the Homecoming Parade. Connie l.Jalby Jamie Brou<,sard Jamie takes time out to check the schedule. Brenda Glaze 161 PEP SQUAD AND CHEERLEADERS SHOW SPIRIT N Lert to right: Karen Lynd, Cheryl Brunson, Vickie Beaumont, Cindy Mitchell, Kaye Louviere, hirley Lawson, Cynthia Taylor, Brenda Cammack, Debbie Pate, Cindy Goss, D"Lana Maxwell, Charisse Magee, Wanda Brignac, Debbie Gray, Cathy Davis, Gay Debbie Doty, Virginia Burnette, Hazel Holbrook, Darlene Griffin, tha Gebauer, Pam Breaux, Suzanne Tarver, Glenda Sehon, Cathy Charlene Griffin, Fredna ichols, Patti Cook, Debbie Chambers, Crocker, Connie Beard, Lois Voivedich, Leslie Myers, Pam Beard, tardust Horn, Mar) Jo Genuard, Darla Ivey, andra Hinton, Teddy Manning, Lynell Sanches, Michelle Wise. Cathy Park , Dolores Martin, Cynthis Little, Debbie Hilbun, Cheerleaders: Connie Dalby; Jan Coulter; Brenda Glaze; Pat McMinn; Connie Richardson; Pam Clotiaux; Mascot, Jamie Broussard. 162 HONOR PARADE 1 Luu/a Par/..< r Solo ht R Ilona Morris Solo I st I faro/ti Easler Solo I st Kat/11· H·'t1rl1 Solo 1st D1\+ Vicl..1· Farrow Solo Clas\ I Di' i\ion '68. '69: En\cmblc Di\ 1..,1011 '68. '69; Ensemble D1\ls1<1n "6 7. '68. "69: En 'ion °68. '69. En!->emble I 1.ot ht D1\ ision '68. '69: En J...t DI\ 1\ion '68. '69; All I \t DI\ i"iion '68. '69; All 'cmblc Ji.,1 Dl\ision '67. '68. D1\ 1\ion '68; All-Reg10n "-Cmblc Clas\ I I st D1\ 1\1 Ouh.r Rc'<'''''S Cathr Fa'H Solo 1st Di'.'i Curtis Vewron olo J 1.,t lltVC'tUI Br<·h-·cr Ensemble D1\.1\ion '69; All-Region ' ion ;68, '69; Ensemble 1st Dn 1\1on '69: Ensemble I \t 1... 1 Di\ision '69; \ II- Region Band '69: W ind En"icmblc D" 1'1on "68. "69: All D1\l\10n '69.: All-Region Band "69. All-State Band "69 Rcgion Band "69: All Band '69: \\ md Ensemble "69: \I ind Ensemble "69 Rcgion Orchestra '68: "69 Alternate All-State '69: \\md Ensemble '69. Jo/,11 Adlt·r So lo 1... 1 Dn 1- S mlu111 Mo11J.. Solo 1.. 1 Norman Brt·ttl'nlx'rg Solo (iar/011 Gon:t1l<'l Solo ht Ruslc·ll Fl'(l11J..e o lo l1.o1 \ton '67. '68. '69; b1'.'lcmbll: D1\ 1\1011 '69; En ... emblc I st ht 0 1\.1,ion '68. '69: En Di\ 1\ion '69: Ensemble I 't Dl\is1on '67. '69: En1.,emblc 1'l Dn l\IOll '6 7. '68. '69: DI\ 1s10n '69: All-Rcghrn 'cmble I st DI\ ision '6 7. '68. 01\.ision '69: All-Region ht Di,ision '67. '69; All '\ll-Reg1011 Band "67. "69: Band '69: \\'ind Ensemble "69: All- Region Band "67. Band '69; Wind Ensemble Region Band "67. "68. "69, ·\II-State Band (lo"a) "68: "69 "68. "69. Band Officer "69: "69 1\11-Region Orchestra '68. Out ... tand1ng \.t u... u.:ian '67: \\rnd En,cmblc "69 "69. All-State Band "68. \\ind Ln ... cmble '67. "69 \\ ind En\emblc '69: Band Officer "69 163 1968-69 NHS FIR TR W: Mr. Blanton McDonald, Band Director: Kathy Ware, ROW: Charlene Broussard, Susie Powers, Cathy Faw, Linda Hebert, Carolyn mallwood: Shirley Vanoostrom; Myra Lane; herry Rob Jean White, Betty Johnson, Becky Wigham, Cindy Johnson, Theresa erts: Elaine hon: Anita Holland, Martha Holland; Rw,ty Coleman; Wolfford, Tia Rice, Jeanita Franke, Ida Burnett, Harold asley. Janet Tannehill; Burt Angele; Ziggy Murphy; Lamont Wood; Randy THIRD ROW: hirley Ellerbee, Judy Daigle, Barbara Hemple, Ree Stanley: usan Delahoussaye, Randy Dumesnil: Donna C hesluck; Walters, Georgia Hebert, Vicky Farrow, Mickey McCleary, Wayne Karen Thornell: Linda Parker; Rhona Morris; Debbie Morris; Premeaux, Johnna Partridge, Carol omeaux, Arthur hon, Jeannie Sharon Laughery: Debbie Jannise; Linda Mitchell; Betty Brown, Clayton, Cathy Broussard, Molly Hamner, Debbie Walker, Debbie Assistant Drum Major: Gayla McClure, Drum Major. SECO D Bethel, Becky Grimes, Randy White, Cathy Reeves, Barbara Davis. ALL-REGION BAND Mr. Blanton McDonald Band Director Front to back: L. Parker, A. Holland, R. Morris, H. Easley, V. Farrow, J. White, I. Burnett, C. Reeve<,, K. Faw, K . Ware, A. hon, J . Warner, C. ewton, L. Brewer, G . McClure, J . Farmer, R. Franke, G . Gonzale<,, Breitenberg, J. Kelley, . Monk, M. Murphy, J . Green, R. Richardson, R. Broyles, P. Monk. MARC HING BAND i-U KI H RUW: Pat Grantham, Wayne JefTer~on, teve Ward, Sander\, Jame'> Farmer, Charles Davenport, David Clifton. Kenneth Roger Barton, ammy Bell, Nathan Monk, Ricky Kelly, Robert Long, Paul te\Cn'>. Karen DuBo\e, Lmda Fulgham. urt1'> Gra Dri'>kell, Brent Womack, Randall Richardson, Troy Watkin!., Mike ham. Jud) Adam'>. Ollie Ab,h1re. IXTH ROW: Paul Bayard. teve Murphy, Gilbert Johnson, Kenneth Holland, Jack Evans, orman Ulrich, Leve11a Brewer, Lawrence WolfTord, Alice Hob!, Fran Breitenberg, Bobby Grissom, Charlie Webb, Melanie Wilson, Trella Turner. Paula Runte, Ricky Peno. Mike Chance, Elmer Broyle'>, Jenkin'>, George Eichleberg. FIFTH ROW: urtis e\\!On, Ronny Jerry Henley. Ru\\cll Franke, kippy Roger'>. John Morgan. Tomm) pruill. Beth Brown, heryl Mc ul!y, Phylli'> Cre'>"ell, Stanley Grime\, Jad.ie Warner. Jame'> Green. Mike Moffit. Ben Hayne\. Evan\, Gay Ion Gonzalb, Richard Tannehill, David Wood), Bryant Ra) mond Herrin. Paul Monk. PRIDE OF THE GOLDE TRIANGLE" 165 1968-69 NHS '68 '69 D R M u A M J 0 R s GAYLA McCLURE BETTY BROWN Head Drum Major Co-Drum Major omeone came up wi1h a bright idea!! Famous fire rou1ine of HS 166 MAJORETTES haron Laughery Carolyn mallwood enior Junior Linda Mitchell Debbie Janni~e Senior enior Myra Lane Kathy Ware Sophomore Junior Shirley Van Oo,trom Debbie Morri' Junior ophomorc + CONCERT BAND SYMPHONIC BAND 168 WIND ENSEMBLE The Three Musketeers All State Members L. Brewer, L. Parker, K. Ware, H. asley Symphonic Band Officers T. Rice, C. Brown, J. Ever sole 169 THE SOUND OF SPORTS A blaze of loyalty for the team which burns brightly in victory and is fanned, not extinguished, by the winds of defeat. 171 1968-69 N.H.S. Fir t Row: Tom Collins, Reagan Foust, Delbert Spell, aid Sanches. Third Row: Dick Jordan, Rick Williamson. Tony Casey, Rickey Dickerson, Tommy Barton, Jamie Wesley Weatherly, Donald Price, Steve Robinson, Gary Theriot, David Schion, Gary Moore. Second Row: Farris Champagne, Harry Smits, Bobby Merren. Clyde Lrndr). Collier, Alton Scarborough, David Martin, Mike T a rver. Fourth Row: Michael Kea . Steve Fleming, Kent Green. Steve Corie, Bob Patton, Doye Cox, Pat Gallagher. Don- Davey Dugas, Bob Barlow, Don Howard, Ronnie Rich- Smash 'em bust 'em that ·s our custom 172 BULLDOGS E ardson, Joe Concienne, Randy Davis. Fifth Row: Our Managers: Kneeling: Ted Bloch, Ronnie Gregg, Terry King, Standing: R.onnie essac, Elie Chaisson, Alan Wallace, W ayne Gary Gregg, Bob Crawford, Mike Dubose. Simpson, Dean Mc eeley, Steve DeRouen Don Miller, Steve Daniels, Glynn Kirkland. ' ··our Father, Who Art In Heaven," .. . This is the traditional prayer of the ederland High football team. 173 NEDERLAND BULLDOGS Front : Steve Fleming. Back: Pat Gallagher, Bobby Merren, Reagan Foust. Our daring defense! TO CHDOW !!!!!! 174 ARE TUFF!!! Bulldogs break through the Tors defen.,c. Sturdy Steve DeRouen brings it home. DETERMINED DOGS Front: Tom Collins, Jamie Theriot, Gary Moore, Donald Sanches. Back: teve DeRouen , Davey Dugas, Don Miller, Joe Concienne, David chi on. Front: Michael Kea, Allan Wallace, Bob Patton, teve Daniels. Back : Ronnie Ce~sac, Randy Davi~ . Glynn Kirkland, Elie hia"on, Wesl ey Weatherly. 176 A TOUGH SPORT REQUIRES DETERMINED MEN BULLDOGS 13 REBELS 7 BULLDOGS 12 TOR 26 BULLDOGS 27 GATORS 14 BULLDOGS 14 CARDINALS 3 BULLDOGS 0 HOUSTON TIGER 9 BULLDOGS 14 ORANGE TIGERS 26 BULLDOGS 17 PIRATES 0 BULLDOGS 35 I DI ANS 35 BULLDOGS 41 BUMBLEBEES 0 BULLDOGS 21 YELLOW JACKETS 8 "IEAT PORT AaN1I. on JC>l.I TDC DAr Tiil STATE OF TU.AS COUMT'I' or JEFP!RSOM I DOW All. ND IT 'nl!S! Pl.!SD'lll t c1n or KEDD.LAHD WH!.REAS, A Thoau Jeffenoa Hi&h School rootbal l T•- ha• never ~luted a Nederland Hi&h School Te-1 -d WM!Jl£A.S 1 Hed Coach Pat Jolwaoa and a ata.ff of capab l e aii4 dadlcetad asshhnt. have ncouraaad uad trained theaa fine yo1m1 ._ in thh endeavor I and WHEJlEAS, thh 1968 "IULUIOC" Ta• h acheduhd to coafroot the Port Arthur Te• at 7 1)0 P.M,, Moor.-,er 15 1 in order to decide the d·ntry that hu arlsen bet.wen theu tw Sovth County .cbooh1 and WHEREAS, the dthena of Nednla:nd are dJhtfully proud of thia ta- which each year brine• new f -.a ud preatiae to our clt.71 and WK!REAS, the cltlaeary of thh eaUre c~lty h duJ.rou. of bactln& our te.. toward th la accc.pl ht.mq HOW THEREFOR!, 1 1 t«>HE:R !, NAC!L, by the a uthority vuted in .. &1 Mayor, do hereby dac hre th.-t hiday, Moore.bar U, ba pr0 Ana\Mll "IHt Port Arthur One More Tial O.y• tllrou,a"°"t Nederlaad • The Proar&m1ed Pro1reu C~ity. IN WITNESS VH!.REOF, I have hereunto aet ay hand and cauHd thol SHl of the Clty of Nederland to be affixed. DONE IN TKt ctn or NEDCalAJftl thh the 12th day of llo.,..-.er, A.D., 1968, , , ATT ~-~-f~r;~/~·/...... ,,~-=- ' \, caches Pat Johnson and Don Ross calmly dis C S that fifth down . ? !?!?! BULLDOGS CLOSE SEASON Kill the man with the ball . Haul it! Front: Dickie Jordan, David Martin, Farris Collier. Back: teve Robinson, Harry mits, Doye Cox, Clyde Landry. 178 WHEE BY STOMPING T.J.!!! DOGGIES I hey re o ur peache•,. 1hey're our cream .. Don Howard !ells Sieve Fleming 1ha1 every1hing is gc .. 1g 10 be fine. A \cramble for the ball. Gar) Champagne. Rid. W1ll1an1'lm. Kent Green. 179 WIN OR LOSE The boy~ are ready to go, and go they did, Donald Price, Wayne Simpson, Don Howard. coming home with a great victory. ~ teve wear'> an oxygen breather during a hard game. Bulldog~ leave the field, victoriou'> once again. 180 WE PLAY OUR BEST Alton Scarborough, Ronnie Richards, Rickey Dickerson. Boys lose their heads at the pep rally. Tom Collins blocks as Bobby Merren pushes toward the goal line. Football is a serious business with Randy Davis, Don Howard, and Larry Wilkerson. 181 ALL-SPORTS BANQUET Pretty E H UD ALL ''a' cro\\ncd Football ''eetheart b) the II Bulldog'> for 1968-69 at the All - port\ Banquet. Athletic Director Pat Joh11\!111 i'> pictured \\Ith Ideal Athlete TEVE DeROUE \\ho \\Ill attend T Oul\tandrng Lineman DO M ILLER who '"II attend Lamar State ollege of Technolng). Oul\tanding Back TEVE FLEM I G \\ho will attend the nivcr\it} ofTexa,, and Coach Darrel Royal of the nl\cr,it) of Te\a' "ho \rn' principal 'Peaker at the annual banquet. 182 BASKETBALL Kneeling: Delberl Spell, Tommy Yoes, Mike Tarver, Mike Tawney. Standing: Mike Propes, Joe Conc1ennc, Bob Barlow, Dennis tukey, Nick Ewing, Darell Quibodeaux. BASKETBALL SCORES ederland 50 DeRidder 58 N cderland 3 3 Bun a 56 Nederland 60 Charlton Pollard 57 ederland 45 South Park 51 cderland 37 Sulfur 57 cderland 41 terling 69 edcrland 39 Milby 65 cderland 44 French 72 Nederland 42 terling 68 ederland 55 French 97 ederland 58 Chari ton Pollard 74 ederland -+6 Chari ton Pollard 69 ederland 61 Lincoln 68 ederland 59 outh Park 57 edcrland 49 Beaumont High 59 ederland 55 Forre t Park 66 ederland 51 Beaumont 48 ederland 50 Buna 68 ederland 78 Orange 51 ederland 51 Port Arthur 60 ederland 73 Vidor 63 cderland 60 Port 1 eche 72 ederland 59 Lincoln 65 ederland 50 Orange 65 ederland 56 Thomas Jefferson 69 ederland 82 Vidor 68 ederland 51 Port echcs 78 ndcr strain. Joe onc.:icnnc gets his games mi\cd up. ederland 5 Lincoln 68 183 BULLDOGS DRIBBLE WITH VITALITY Bob Barlow. Nid Ewing. Coach Don Ross tells it lil..c it is. 184 SHOOT WITH ACCURACY From left to right: Mike Propes. Mike Tarver, Joe Concienne, Darell Quibodeaux. and Dennis Stul.cy. ··Hool.-um Horns .. ederland struggles for two more points. 185 RETURNING LETTERMEN, NEW PLAYERS AND DETERMINATION, COMBINE FOR AN EXCITING BASKETBALL SEASON. Danny Johnson gives his best for .H.S. Tommy Yoes stretches out for two points. 18b GOLF Thomas Ramirez. Mil.e McGraw, and Mike Capo discuss the r. Tournament members. previous game. FORE!! Ricky Barrilleaux. Thomas Ramirez. Mil.e McGraw. Mil.e Capo. Tournament Players IJanny Young. Practice practice practice! harlcs Wells. Rici.y Barrilleaux. Brad McCoy. Mil.c Hodges. Brad McCoy. 187 TRACK TEAM 880 Relay Team: Danny Mallet, Carl Bolin, Ben Vaughn, Darrell Mouton Sprint and 880 Relay Team: Don Howard, Danny Mallet, Carl Boii11 , tevc Flcrrnng. 188 "Lightning" Don Howard crosses the finish line. Record holding Carl Bolin gets ready for the 220. Jirn Hillyer readies for the Discus throw. Ray DcCuir maJ..cs a fine thro". 189 Garry Camp gets set for the two-mile relay. Distance Men: Front: Bob Barlow, Back: Chris Chapman, Mark immons, Garry PRACTICE MAKES Camp. PERFECT AND N.H.S. PROVES IT. • Ben Vaughn gets set on the bloc!.. . Joe Concienne made it to the regional tracl.. meet with the High Jump. 190 NHS TENNIS TEAM Johnny Mize. Gary Wilson. Leonard Van Marion. La 1 reasa Gulley. Linda Hebert Doubles: LaTreasa Gulley. and Linda Hebert Singles: Leonard VanMarion Doubles: Johnny Mize. and Gary Wilson Simmons 191 B A s E B A L L First Row: Billy Sudella. Mil..e Spell. Gary Whitfill, Jamie Theriot, Gerald Bourque, Delbert Spell. Reagan Foust. Bobby Mcinnis. econd Row: Emericl.. Jagneaux. Glenn Miller, David Collins. Chucl.. Collon. Tom Barton. Donald anches. Kevin Cline, David Martin, Alton Scarborough. Third Row: Coach Hawl..ins, Gary Champagne. David tuart. Kent Green, icl.. Ewing. Cliff Wistner. tevc DeRouen. Bobby Merren. Mil..e Tarver. Coach Fontenot. Delbert Spell says, "Hey, hey. hey ... Where ya gonna go now?" ALL-DISTRICT Gary Champagne gets ready for a good catch. 192 BASEBALL TEAM RESPONDS TO COACHING AND PRACTICE Would you believe stril..e two? Cliff Wistner wouldn't! All in a game. Coach Fontenot l..eep~ watch over practice. 193 Push in one. two. Breathe out three. four. 194 HARD WORK CHARACTERIZES '68 BASEBALL SEASON Plays such as this one arc what helped earn the title of Most Athletic for Steve DeRouen. Mi~e Tarver. Tommy Barton and Clif Wistner Emeric~ Jagneau~ gave his all to good old H . 195 THE SOUND OF HONORS 197 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT: BOB BARLOW 198 PILOT EDITOR: JUDY MILLER 199 MR. AND MISS NHS: BILLY CURL AND GAYLA McCLURE 200 HIGHEST RANKING SENIOR: STEVE MITCHELL 201 HIGH HONOR GRADUATES Fir trow: Kenneth Furby. Pat Kelly. Mary Banner. Candy Eaton, Lynne Morrison. teve lrieh: eeond row: Terry Adams. Mil.e Tarver. Ronnie Windham, James Farmer. Don Miller: Third row: tevc Mitchell. Arthur Short. teve Fleming. Joe Concienne. Clif Wistner. ACADEMIC LETTERS First row: Ellen Shivers, Marsha Westfall, Connie Richardson. Debbie Jannise. Pat Kelly: Second Row: Bat Grantham. Linda Parl.er, Arthur Short, Gayla McClure, Linda Mitchell. 202 QUILL AND SCROLL Mr. Charles Thomas presents certificates to the new Quill and Scroll members. L to R. Ruthann Mitchell. Judy Miller. Regina Magee. Kitty Halphen. The Pl LOT is dedicated to Mr. Aud Icy Dry and to Is Kitty surprised or in d ubt about her certificate? Mr. . K. Ohlendorf. 203 1969 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Fronl Row: Carol Fran I.e. Jerri Wilson, Roxanne Newberry. Ma Third Row: James Farmer, Bob Barlow. Pam Zak. Sherry lewan. ryella Wilson. Ellen hivers. Karen Thornell. Bee1'y Heben. Con Candy Eaton. Linda Mitchell. Beverly Bunon, Becky Rogers, nie Richardson. Dianna Bares. Janice Manin. Betty Brown. ue Linda Parker, Pauline Wedel. teve Fleming, Kenneth Furby, Hudnall. Cindy Brown. Karen DuBose. Second Row: Kathy Terry Adams. Fourth Row: Don Howard, teve Mitchell. Randall milh. Debbie Jannise. Marsha Westfall, Mary Maninez, Beverly Richardson, Arthur hon, Billy Curl, Leonard Van Marion, Lon Phillips. Carol Comeaux, Dolores Hunl. Ruthann Mitchell. Gayla nie Castleman. estor Cromwell, Mike Tarver. and Delben Spell. McClure. Pal Grantham. Pal Kelly. Dru Ann Lively. Jill Goodwin. Linda Mitchell receives her academic letter as the 1969 Honor Society members 1001' on. 204 1970 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mike Powell receiving his certificate from Some of the more serious minded members?? Mr. Thomas. Front Row: Gcrilyn Williams. Randa Lisenby. Cathy Lcml-c. Rita Janet Smith. hirlcy Bro" nc. Elyse Mull-cy. Carolyn mallwood. McBcth. Barbara Hempel. Martha Holland. Pat McMinn. Debbie Kathy Ware. Linda Parl-cr. Rhonda Morris. Kathy Scan Icy. Denise Jones. Regina Magee. Cathy Fa\\ . Vicl-i Le Blanc. Connie Dalby. Esmond. Karen Granger. Kathy Woodson. Fourth Row: Richard Linda Samford. ccond Ro" : Rebecca Knowles. Denise Wilson. Tannehill. Ben Haynes. Tom Collins. Kevin Cline. Gary Moore. Lynette Morgan. Debbie Amy. Barbara Coric. Julia Holcomb. William Powell. George \\.'illiamson. icl- E"ing. Johnnie Mi ze. Donna Welch. Patti Pryor. Bonnie Nelson. anci chubcrt. hir Gary Wilson. Mil-c Murphy. Regan Foust. Charles Day . lcy Van Oostrom. and Linda Hebert. Third Row: Diane Dugas. Mil-c Thompson. Robert Broyles. Tommy Grimes. Gary ham- pagnc. Dan Bro" n. Raymond Glover. Harry Smits. 205 SPECIAL AWARDS AND RICHARD MASO!\ TERRY ADAMS CHARMAI E BREWER MARY BANNER BOB PRATHER KENNETH F RB) Mee ha meal Ora" 1ng I B l.S Sr Choral A\\ard. School Ac Betty Crod.cr HomcmaJ...cr General Metal Trndcs I Senior PE companist of Tomorro\\ A\\ard JA EL DUPREE R SSELL FRANKE GLE DA BROUSSARD BRENDA BROUSSARD Phowgraphy Special Band Scholarship Highland Par~ Elem. PTA Langham Elem. P.T.A Schol.: Most Valuable Scholarship Schol Mu,ician STE\ EMIT HELL ARTHUR SHORT LI DA HEBERT BILLY CURL Highc\t RanJ...mg Sr .. Tc\a' American hcmical So Highc't ranJ...ing Jr .. Junior Special Mu\ic Schol. : Cho Count.: il of Church Related c1cl) A1,1,ard. K1\\3nl\ Club: PE. Phy"c>. Adv Biology. ral A"ard; Mr 'JHS: Ci'-iC" ollcgc,. Shcphcrd"s Laun I R 0 Medlin Math Laun I and Economic~ dric ... A":ird: Journalism I. A"ard: Elem of Anal. 11 : Quill and Scroll Anal Geo.; ~a11onal Math Randy Burk, Robert Broyles, and Lamont Tc't Wood receiving their awards. TtE~A GOLDE'I RAND) Bl;RK RO'INIE C'tSSAC CATHERINE Rusn COLEMA' Journall\m IL D E. I Chcnw.. try 11 Spcl'.1al Sport\ Scholar..,h1p CllATELAl'I 'lcdcrland Alumni A~~o1,: Sc111or GIS 206 HONORS JA ELLE SNYDER STEVE DERO EN DAVID MARTIN MAR) '1,1ART l ,E/ RUTHA'\'\ \,I ITCH ELL 1-. E'-'ETH HOLL.'\l\.D PILOT STAFF Special Sporn; Sc holarship Tri~ & El. Anal. A"ard Bu\rncss Communicat10n\ Pl LOT Staff. Famil) Rcla Bu\lnC\"- \ltath. \ -o~.: a tmn a l tton': Quill & Sao ll •\ g.m:ulturc I JANE I NGRA H AM H A ROLD EAS L EY STE\'E FLEMl 'IG M A RSllA GR ISSO \ LI D A PA RK ER JOE CONCI ENNE JERRI II ILSON GA) LA \ CLIF II IST'IER J \\1 ES F \R\1 ER \111-. E HODGES 1-. \ Rf ' l llOR '- ELL Jud) Miller, PILOT cdi1 or, recei' e' from Bu,111c" and Profc ..... 10nal Salutatorian: Tc,.. .1.., Council \:a11nnal \ knt. Lener of l l1lkrc,1 Elcmcntar) Pon Anhur News a Plaque fo r " Mos1 Church· Rclatcd Colkg.""'' Co111mcnda110n: Senior P.T \ S\.'holar,h1p \\ omen·, C'lub S1.:holar,h1p Eng.h,h: ) oung. C'i111cn f..,. Valued rn ffcr of 1he Yea r" . 'a) \ \l.ard 207 BOB BARLO\\ REAGAN FOLi T GREG ISAACS CH CK COTTO REGI A MAGEE KITTY HALPHE Student Council President: tudcnt Council Vice Prcs1· Jumor Class President Sophomore Class President Pl LOT Staff: Quill and Pl LOT Staff: Quill and pccial Sports cholarsh1p dent "'1cdal Medal Scroll: Speech II Scroll PAULA HAMMOCK PA L MASON JACKIE WARNER BOBBY HALBERT JOE JO E BUDDY MERRELL Lalin I panish I Sophomore PE Distributive Education 11 Vocational Agriculture 11 Flag Monitor KE NY MALLET CATHY PR ZEK ROBERT BROYLES HIRLEY BROW E DA NY MALLET RA DY WHITE Sophomore PE Consumer Math Chemistry I Spanish 11 Flag Monitor: Vocational Shorthand 11 Agriculture 111 ~UZA E TARVER Home Economics I; Sophomore 01 S David Martin, Arthur Short, and Mike Lege receiving Math Awards from Mr. Simmons. 208 MIKE MURPHY MICHAEL LEGE KATHY WOODSO BRUCE BAILEY PAULA MOORE EDWIN ROBERTS V.F.W. Voice of Democ· Algebra I Art Ill Drama Crew Award: Juni or Geometry Algebra II racy: Junior English P.E. VICKI G AR ERE BILLY SU DELLA CHARLE E GRIFFITH SHIRLEY ELLERBEE DEBBIE JO E ROBERT WOOD l.C.T. I World History Sophomore English Home Economics I Home Economics 111 Speech 111 MARTHA HOLLA D DO A WILLEY RANDA LISE BY LO IE CASTLEMA LI DA AMFORD TOM COLLIN American History Highest Ran ling Boollccping 11 V.F.W Voice of Dcmoc· Girls' tatc Boys ' tatc Sophomore: Spanish IV racy RA DALL GRIFFITH PAM CLOTIAl.JX Woodworking I Arts and Crafts JA ICE HAIRGROVE Junior G.l.S. 209 THE SOUND OF FINANCING 211 AVERY'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 2232 Nall St. , Pt. Neches, Texas Dial 722-0244 DR. PEPPER For Fast Courteous BOTTLING COMPANY Service to All Customers Beaumont, Texas @ SNYDER'S PURE OIL $ Corner Twin City Hwy. and Helena /JrPeppe1: Tires - Batteries & Accessories THE FRIENDLY '" PEPPER-UPPER" THAT NEVER LETS YOU DOWN! Mechanic Work Phone 722-9010 Compliments of WALLING JERSEY FARM NEDERLAND, TEXAS W. H. Thompson, Jr., Owner 212 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of '69 RED GREEN'S JEWELRY TOM & SKEETER'S 1 235 Boston Avenue CAFETERIA Nederland, Texas 722-0856 1415 Nederland Avenue Nederland 722-3537 I MINALDl'S MONTGOMERY WARD ~SHOES 1 219 Boston Avenue 1143 Boston Nederland, Texas 722-0495 "Footwear of value . . •. fitted to your feet and your budget." Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Wayne Edgar, Manager RIENSTRA'S '' Your Family Store" ' Run in Before You Run Out'" 1204 Boston Avenue AIRPORr@sERVICE Nederland, Texas J. J. Broussard Wash - Grease - Tires - Batteries Phone 722- 1 197 U.S. H ighway 69 & H e le na Ne d e rland , Te xa s 213 GRIGGS ENCO SERVICE GUZARDO'S 107 Twin City H ig hway 347 Nederland , Texas 727-26 13 FEED & SUPPLY LIGHT REPA IRS MUFFLER & TA ILPIP ES COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SE RVICE BILL GRIGGS-Manager BOOTS SADDLES rn~~~~ .lij~rn~ RRDIO &TELEVJSIOH d SPECIALISTS"~ - RADIO. TELEVISION & APPLIANCE WESTERN WEAR SALES & SERVI CE 4 16 N EDERLAND A vENUE N EDERLAND . T EXAS OWNERS TRAVIS STEWART CH A RLES STA KES P. 0 . Box 11 8 T ELEPHONE 722-8511 CESSACS' SPERi KY'S BARBER SHOP DRESS SHOP 141.7 Nederland Avenue Nederland, Texas 11 26 Boston Avenue 722-9075 Nederland, Texas Tommy Cessac A . A . Cessac Compliments of CALDWELL'S Congratulations, Seniors! Home of Necchi, Ne/co, and Elna Sewing Machines MILLER ELECTRIC CO. Sewing Machines, Fabrics 1504 Nederland Avenue and Notions Nederland, Texas 1223 Boston 722-4522 214 HUGHES FOOD MART 2500 Nederland Avenue us TRANSIT-MIX QUALITY PRODUCTS Dependable Service Our 28th year Beaumont 835-4933 Port Arthur 983-5155 QUICK SHOP # 4 "Convenience and comfort at the right price." THORNELL AUTO SUPPLY Open 7 Days a week: 7 :00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. 1166 Boston Quick Shop #4, 3424 Nederland Avenue Nederland, Texas THOMPSON'S FLOWERS SOUTHERN MAID DONUTS Elizabeth W . Thompson, Owner 25 Variety Donuts, Pizzas, Ice Cream Phone: Area Code 713 722-4856 l 2th and Nederland Avenue P. 0 . Bo x 194 - 215 l 2th Street 727-2241 Nederland, Texas 77627 216 =- -- ..... BAKER-WILLIFORD PHARMACY 1203 Nederland Avenue 722-3426 217 Compliments of WHELPL Y'S JEWELRY Compliments of Nederland, Texas CROCKER MOTORS 3503 Nederland Avenue 722-8336 NEDERLAND HOME SUPPLY CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE ,,, Your FRIGIDAIRE Dealer Compliments of NICHOLSON ~ °'kAllfVS'°1ee II BUILDING SUPPLY PHONE 722-8301 722-4361 II 218 ------ CONG RA TU LA TIONS and BEST WISHES FROM YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS NEDERLAND STATE BANK Nederland, Texas Member F. D. I. C. FULL~ SERVICE* FU LL SERVICE BANK BANK * * * 219 CONGRA TU LA TIONS and BEST WISHES FIRST NATIONAL BANK Port Neches 220 FORTENBERRY MKT. 2 SHADY OAKS NURSERY 2401 Pt . Neches Avenue 1 51 6 Detroit 722-4710 722-3721 Mrs. Wessie Wilson TIDELANDS MOTOR INN TED'S RECORD SHOP U. S. Hwy . 69 at Nederland Avenue Jefferson City Shopping Center Nederland, Texas 77627 Port Arthur, Texas 727- 1631 Area 713 CONOCO JACK'S CONOCO ~ Front End Alignment Electronic Wheel Balancing Congratulations Tune Up from Complete Automotive Service Air Conditioning Next to Discount Foods Nederland Ave. & 30th St . 722-9093 PHILPOTT FORD Compliments of DISCOUNT FOODS 241 5 Magnolia Port Neches, Texas 271 2 Nederland Avenue Nederland, Texas 727-1451 722-3434 221 WELDON DAVIS FUNERAL HOME Twenty-Four Years Continuous Service to Mid County Cadillac Ambulance Service 722-831 1 Nederland, Texas MRS. WELDON DAVIS, Lady Attendant 222 l!lltAU M O N T PLU:l'J.I:EING Compliments 18 16 Nederland Avenue of Nederland, Texas Phone 727-1943 r. ~ -·· ,. ....,.... ~ ..~ •·SPECIALIZING IN COMMERCIAL PLUMllNG" LAYTON O'BANNION'S FOOD STORES Congratulations Nederland, Port Neches, and Silsbee ~est Wishes Nederland, Jefferson City, JEFFERS & OLBRICH Port Arthur INSURANCE WHERE ALL YOUR INSURANCE CAN BE PLACED UNDER ONE ROOF ASSOCIATE WALINE ARRINGTON REAL ESTATE RA 2-3370 RA 2-2687 2214 Nederland Ave. Nederland, Texas 223 Compliments of CROPPO'S BARBER LUCKE SHOP INSURANCE AGENCY 21 5 1 2th Street 722-2267 JONES RAMBLER 723 Nederland Avenue 722-4327 JOE'S GROCERY & MKT. 722-4265 2204 Helena 1512 Nederland Ave. 722-5146 Hickory Smoked Barbecue Complete Line of Meats SALES AND SERVICE and Groceries RCA VICTOR - MOTOROLA Compliments of MIDCOUNTY REVIEW 224 B.11'1 HARRIS FLOWERS AND GIFTS COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE CORSAGES - PARTIES - WEDDINGS FUNERALS-SPRAYS - BASKETS CUT FLOWERS ARTIFICIAL ARRANGEMENTS DELIVERY SERVICE 722-3928 2821 AV H NED 225 \.fachint; 5lioµ• CURETON & SON 2507 Nederland Avenue RENT-A-TOOL 722-0407 Nederland, Texas 1 804 Nederland Avenue 722-5354 MURPHY'S CAKE SHOP GARDNER'S GROCERY 2905 Nederland Avenue "Service With a Smile" 727-1551 1155 Boston 722-4831 Nederland, Texas Nederland, Texas YOUMANS REAL ESTATE 3020 Nederland Avenue 722-4318 226 Compliments of JACKIE F. JAMES PHOTOGRAPHY Nederland, Texas 227 Industrial Education Continues at the BEAUMONT REFINERY 76 DIVISION UNION OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA · THf $aw .... ~Ii 230 . -