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MR. TRAHAN PROVES TO BE MOST
Early last fall the PILOT Staff decided to spend several months paying particular attention to tho e persons who contributed most to the welfare of the ederland High chool tudent body. Thi spring we selected the per on who ha been an inspiration to all of u , someone whose life touches each one of us every day, omeone who is the admiration of the student body and faculty alike. For his uncomplaining cooperation. absolute dependability, and long, often-thankless working hour , we wish to how our sincere appreciation and offer a grateful thank by dedicating the 1961 PILOT to Mr. Trahan. WORTHY OF PILOT DEDICATION
Mr. Trahan ees to it that our school is kept clean.
Wanda Corbello presents Mr. Trahan with the PILOT Dedication at the o matter what he is doing, Mr. Trahan has a Honors Day program. smile for everyone.
It' all in a day's work to see that every· thing is ordered and kept in order.
5 ADMINISTRATION
In the following several page , I the high chool faculty. They work to teach us what they can, Everything from A to Z.
The executive and their ecretarie , Toil to build a better chool. Their daily ta k are never-ending; Routine hard work, their main tool.
The coache are found on the field of port The mu ic instructor have their clas e . The teacher all work o diligently, Determined to educate the ma se .
pon oring duties and the grading of tests, Eliminate free time hour , And eldom are they paid by u , Neither with apple , prai e, nor flowers.
POPUL TIO E PLO ION INCREASES SCHOOL PROBLEMS FOR SUPERINTENDENT
Orland Strickland, Superintendent of Schools
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To The Students. Faculty a.nd Friends of Nederland High School
This thirty-ei9htb edition of the Pilot exem.pl ifies the standards of work, play ana creativity vhich charactcriz@' the Nederland Hiqh School. Inside these covers exist the records of many fond memories, many hours of laborious work, as well as a proper amount of play. Thia book should be a treasured possession which will 1t1ake it possible for you to rem.inisce through the years 1 and remembering our school days and school friends i• important.
A sch?Ol yearbook i• a livin9 history, and we all need the written word as well as the picture in order to refl'lember. The Staff and Faculty Sponsor of your pu1:f'l 1cntion · are to be com1u!mded tor their long hours and dedicatPd work.
It would indeed be interestin9 to take • peek into the future and exu1ine the livea of thoae individual• who arP represPnted between theaP covers. Fvery peraon pict1.:red here haa a •1asion in ..kin9 thia world • better place in which to live. After thirty yeara or ao aome of you will be able to examine theae pa9es and deteraine to what extent various individuals have made use of their God- 9iven Ulents . The challenge is severe and the taska are many. Are you willing to do your part?
Sincerely yours, CD~SCH~
Orland Strickland, Superintendent
8 THESE DEVOTE UNSELFISH HOURS TO PROVIDE US THE BEST
CHOOL BOARD-FRO T ROW: Harry L. Che ter, Tyler Kirkland, Amidee Morgan. ECO D ROW: W. W. inclair, E. T. mith, Jr., Phil Handley. (not hown) Oyde Brown.
The chool hoard member• participate in the TB test· ing program .
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Claude Gilson, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction 9 BEHIND US ST A D THE THINJ(ERS-OUR PRINCIPALS
Joe Fiedler, Principal
Oiarles Thomas, Assistant Principal 10 ALL JOBS HAVE IMPORTANCE IN THE EDUCATIONAL WORLD
BOWDEN COOK, B.S. HAROLD McGill, B.A. Physical Education Guidance Director .H.S. Coach Baylor Athletic Director Texas Tech
ELWOOD KETTLER, B.S. Athletic Director Texas A.&M.
EDNA BRADY Secretary
BETTY RITCillE Attendance Clerk EVEN VER ATILE WOMEN PERFORM NUMEROUS DUTIES
1r . fary Perryman, ecretary Mrs. Gloria Brown, ecretary to to the uperintendent and Re the As istant uperintendent for cording ecretary to the chool In truction. Board.
:Mrs. Roxy Thornell, .H . ., of the Future 'urse .
Mrs. Elaine McGaffey, ecretary to the Busi ness Manager, and Mrs. Anne pruill, Book keeper. 12 TEACHERS' ACTIVITIES AWAY FROM SCHOOL ARE VARIED
ART
MARIE LIVELY, M. Art I, II Arts and Crafts Journali m Bulldog Beat pon or Pre Club pon or Quill and roll ponsor Art Club ponsor East Texa Bapti t
BUSI ES
In modern art anything goes.
AO~H GLEA 0 , A.B., M.A. Bookkeeping I, II Typing F.T.A. ponsor ational Honor ociety Sponsor West Virginia University
Breakfast is the best time for enjoying the paper.
Evidently the southern breezes don't reach this far north.
BILLIE foCLURE, B.B.A. MA VI WILLIAM , B.S. Typing I, II horthand I, II Pep quad Sponsor Typing II Cheerleader Spon or Pep quad ponsor Stephen F. Austin Cheerleader ponsor Stephen F. Au tin
13 TEACHERS GAIN THROUGH
DRIVER'S EDUCATION
JACK McGAFFEY, B.S., M.Ed. Drivers' Education Health Phy ical Education tudy Hall Lamar Tech, University of Texas
I haven't gotten seasick yet.
DA VE MITH, M.S. Driver's Education .H .. Coach Texas A. & I.
This painting is not easy. ENGLISH
ELEA OR ANDERSON, B.S. English II Latin I, II Latin Club ~ponsor orthern tale Teachers College
No, I'm not working hard.
HAZEL J. CHAMBLE , B.A., M.A. English IV Pilot Sponsor Quill and Scroll Sponsor Press Club Sponsor North Texas State
I waded in the water 'ti! I got my feet all wet. 14 IN-SERVICE TRAINING
ENGLISH
ERNE Tl E FLEM! G, B. ·. Busine s Engli h Secretarial Training Typing I tephen F. Au tin
othing so good as food!
ELIZABETH GUAR ERE, B.S. English III Abilene Christian College
Maiiana
PEGGY PENROD, B.A. English Il, III Study Hall Lamar Tech
Homework.
DELLA S. POOL, B.S. English II Lamar Tech
Mirror, Mirror, on the wall ...
15 TEACHERS ST AG
FOREIGN LA GUAGE
GEORGE W. 1ARTI , B.A. panish I, II tephen F. Au tin
What I'd like to know is how they got this road through these moun tains.
MATHEMATICS
MO TE AARON, B.S. Commercial Math General Math tudy Hall Lamar Tech
Which end of this gun does one shoot from?
CHARLES B. JORDO , JR., B.A. Senior Math Texas A.&M.
There had better not be any film in that camera.
J MES C. ROGERS, B. Algebra II Plane Geometry Lamar Tech
I can trust you to keep my secret, can't I? 16 NNUAL REVIEW MATHEMATICS
W. L. EWELL, B.A. Algebra I Plane Geometry Baylor
This is the best cure for a hard day's work.
WILLIAM E. TA ERT, B.S. Plane and Solid Geometry Trigonometry Advanced Math Physics tudent Council Sponsor Stephen F. Austin
I'm going to be just like my daddy. MUSIC
1AR1L Y HO CHE , B.S. Choral Club Westernaire pon or Lamar Tech
Now where is middle C?
ORVILLE A. KELLEY, M.Ed. Band East Texa tate
The cafeteria i the be t place to be during second period. 17 CONFERENCE PERIODS ARE
PHY !CAL EDUCATION
1ARY T. ARM TRO G, B.. Physical Education Baylor
hoot, this ain't heavy at all.
JOE L. BORING, B. Biology Health Physical Education .H .. Coach Texas A.&M.
Should the teacher stand so near?
BOBBIE L BU HNELL, B.S. Physical Education Health American History Texas Woman' Univer ity
Let's move these bu hes some where el e.
JOH DAY, B.S. Physical Education am Houston State
18 But I don't want to smile for the birdie. CONVENIENT COFFEE BREAKS
SCIENCE
L J. BROUSSARD, B.S. Biology Advanced Biology Univer ity of Houston
You should have seen the one that got away!
ROBERT L. GO S, M.A. Biology \ Stephen F. Austin . . 'I .raw
No, sir, I'ln not henpecked!
WILLIAM E. VILHA, B.A. Chemistry I, II Study Hall Science Club Sponsor Daniel Baker, Baylor
Just coffee and a newspaper keep me happy.
19 TEACHERS PARTICIPATE IN SOCIAL TUDIES
DICK BUR ETT, B .., M.Ed. Civics Economics American History Physical Education N.H.S. Coach tephen F. Austin
Be ure to put that back when you are throu1th with it.
J CK HA WTHOR E, B.S. American History World Hi•tory .H .. Coach Texa A.&.M. It's not o bad once you get the hang of it.
BEVERLY MINALDI, B.A. Civics Economics Lamar Tech
Per onally, I prefer picnics to cooking at home.
JOE PEACO K, B.S. American History Speech Drama Club ponsor Lamar Tech
It's amazing what one can do with make· up. 20 CIVIL DEFENSE PROGRAM VOCATIO ALS
WILLIA\1 L. COOK, B.. , M.Ed. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. pon~or Texas A.&M.
ee what a green thumb will do for you.
YVO E ROWE, B.S. Family Relations Homemaking III F.H.A. ponsor Stephen F. Austin
I'm not the least bit bashful, am I, handsome?
La ELL H. TUCHLIK, B.S. Homemaking JI, III F.H.A. ponsor orthwe tern tate College
Is this where we are sup posed to sit?
GERALDLY WATTS, B.S. Family Relations Homemaking III F.H.A. Sponsor Well, I majored in homemaking, didn't I? tephen F. Au tin 21 OUR AIM IS TO PREP ARE STUDENTS FOR THE FUTURE
VOCATIONAL
JACK C. WEEREN, B.S. General Metal Trades I, II Texas A.&M.
Boy, this loafin' is great!
LESTER YO GBLOOD, B.S.l.E. Woodworking I, II Mechanical Drawing I, II Arkan as A.&M.
Shut that door!
LIBRARY
BETTY TOMLI , B.A. Library Texa Woman's University
Now how shall I do it? 22 INDISPENSABLES LABOR BEHIND THE SCENES
Mme . Mabel terling, Gertrude Mr . Maryon Miles, Cashier, and Hilley, Thelma Pugh, Mabel Le· Mrs. Zillah mith, Dietician. Blanc, and Ora Harri .
.\Ir. A. V. Hall and Mr. J uliu Trahan, Custodians.
\Ime . Effie Boutin, Florence DeCuir, and \fme,. Velma Langlinais, Irene Lynd, and Florence Bland. Myrtle Campbell. 23 CLASSES
The ophomore, though new, i doing his be t, Working hard to meet each te t, laving to win in every trial, Greeting uppercla smen with a "Hi" and a mile.
The Junior i n't quite o dumb, a a rule, But then he' not o new to the chool; Working to plea e the enior , it' true, But it's ea ier to ay than it i to do.
The enior at la t ha come in ight of hi goal. The fact that he' made it is food to hi soul. He hazes the Soph , keep the Junior in trim; Aware that omeday they'll imitate him.
The "Battle of the Cla es" i all in fun. As a tudent body we're whole, we're one. We prepare for the future and live for today, For here in high chool, we are paving our way.
BETTY JEAl\T BRI } LEY HEADS
Left to right: Betty Jean Brinkley, President; Jeep McDonald, Vice-Pre ident; Linda Bellow, ecretary; Pat elf, Treasurer; Joan Gaspard, ocial Leader. 26 SENIORS AS CLASS PRESIDENT
ANCY ARMSTRO G M-M-M boy! Pizza! Drama Club 1; Band 1, 2, ection Representative 2; F.H.A. 2-4; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4.
WALTER AR AUD Return my pencils! Art Club' l, 4; Bulldog Beat taff 4.
FRED AR. OLD I think I'll paint my car red.
DEMA BAILEY Don't stomp your foot at me!
DICK BARLOW Fishing, fishing, fishing. Mr. ederland High chool; Danforth Award; Bausch & Lomb Honorary cience Award; Physics Award 4; Adv. Biology 4; tudent Council Award 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Freshman Academic Award; Student Body President; Football 1-4, All-District 4; Basketball 1-4, Capt. 4; Track 1-3; Baseball 2-4, All-State 3; Boys' State 3; Best All-Round; Clas Pre ident 1.
JOHN BASS It's great to be a enior!
REGI ALD BEAN Hey! Bagdad!
BEVERLY BECK Move! I'll get claustrophobia! Choral Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Pep Squad 2-4; Press Club 4; Homeroom Reporter 4; Office Assistant 4; Physical Educa tion Award 4. SENIOR GIRLS "BORRQTfl" BUTTER FROM
LI DA BELLOW Quit popping your gum!
Mi~s ederland High chool; Band 1-4, Drum Major 2, 3, Head Majorette 4; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Most Valuable Mu ician 4. PEGGY BELLUE Well, Dog-gonnit! Cla Favorite 2; Miss Flame Candidate 2; Pep quad 2; Westernaires 3, 4; Mis Photoflash Candidate 3; Football weetheart 4; Press Club 3; F.H.A. 2-4; Commercial Math Award 2.
MARGARET BERN RD I wish I could stay home today (again). F.H.A. 1, 2; Cla s Favorite 3; Mi s Flame Candidate 3.
LILLIE BLACKMAN My name is not Lillian! Gonzales, Loui iana: Beta Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 2, 3; Library Club 3; Pep Squad 3; Junior Achievement 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Advanced Achiever 3.
BARBARA BOSMA What did you want to do that for? Future ur es 4; Choral Club 4.
FRANCE BOUDREAUX Let's go dancing. F.H.. l; Westernaires 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Miss Flame Candidate 4; Choral Club 4.
GARY BRADSHAW Oh, well, what the heck? Football 1-4; Basketball l, 2; Track 3.
BETIT BRINKLEY Ah, shucks! tu dent Council 3, 4; Civics Award; G.l.S. 1; Westernaire 3, 4; Band l, 2; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Class Pres ident 2, 4; Prom Duchess 2; Latin Club 2-4, Social Leader 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Ba ketball l. 28 THE TEACHER TABLE AT LUNCH
CHARLENE BROCK All I do is cook, wash, iron, sew ...
BECKY BROW Don't shush me, I'm not through talking! Pep quad 2, 3; Student Council 2-4; F.H.A. 1-4; Wittiest 4; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4.
JUDITII B RN Well, for heaven's sakes. Most Dignified 4; P.T.A. cholarship 4; Pep quad 2-4, Pres. 4; tudent Council 2; F.H.A. 1-4; Home Economic II and III Awards.
JUDY CAMPBEIL Oh, Rats! Band 1, 2, Majorette 2; G.I. . 1, 2; Basketball Team 1; W esternaires 3, 4; F.H.A. 4.
A DY CARBAUGH But these clothes are old as the hills. F.H.A. 1-4; Be t Dre sed 4.
SU A E CHRI TIA How do you stu/ fa crab? F.H.A. 1-3; Pep Squad 2-4; Pres Club 3; Art Club 2-4, Reporter 3; Future urses 2-4, Delegate 2, Treasurer 3, Social Leader 4; G.I.S. 3.
LI DA COATES Carl ... F.H.A. 1-4; Future urse 4; Morning Watch l; Office A si tant 4.
WA DA CORBEILO I'm not lying! PILOT taff 1-4, Editor 4; Pep Squad 2; F.H.A. Vice President 1; Westemaires 3-4, Lieutenant 4; Outstanding Annual taff Member Award 1. 29 RO E PAULUS WORJ(S FOR SENIOR CLASS AS
DI COUCH Got any records for my collection? Pep quad 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Press Club 4; Choral Club 3; Bishop Byrne, ection II; Spanish Club 2.
JERRY COWART It's not a Southern drawl, it's just laziness.
JERRY COWGILL I appreciate hamburgers. Football 1; F.F.A. 2-4, Vice-Pre ident 3, Dist. Reporter 3.
WANDA CRAWFORD I detest writing themes. Art Club 1; F.H.A. 2; Future Nurses 3, 4, Secretary 4.
COLLEEN DAGGETT I spend my time writing for the Bulldog Beat. ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Art Club 1-4, ecretary 3, Vice-President 4, Program Chairman 2; Journalism 4, Adverti ing Manager 4; Art II Award 3; Latin II Award 3; English III Award 3; Drama Club 4.
CHARLOTTE DA VIS May I go to the nurse's office, Mrs. Minaldi? Choral Club 24; Morning Watch 14, Song Leader 3; Perfect Attendance Award 2, 3.
DAVID DIES I smell fried chicken. Science Club Reporter 2; Pres Club 1; Art Club 1.
BRENDA DOWDEN Goodness gracious! Morning Watch Trea urer 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; P.E. Award 2; Library Club 4. CANDIDATE FOR PILOT SWEETHEART
BOOTSIE DUPLANT Bootsie is not my nickname. Football 1, 2; Track 1-3; Prom Duke 4; Golden Glove Champion 3.
HARRIET EALY I have to sit on a stool everyday in band.
SHERRY ELLIOTT But, I don't understand. F.H.A. 2-4; Choral Chili 3. Boling High School: F.H.A. l; Band l, Junior Hi torian l; Drama Club l; F.H.A. Junior Degree.
RUDY FABRE I like girls, but I don't like English teachers. Friendli t 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 4.
LARICE FOXWORTH Let me tell you what- Annual Staff 2-4, Busines Manager 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Society Letter 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Westernaires 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; F.T.A. 2-4, Social Leader 4; Drama Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Band 1-3, Representative l, Social Leader 2; Homemaking I Award 2; Prom Com mittee 3; G.I.S. 1; Cla s Social Leader 3.
CAROLYN FRENCH Have you worked today's crossword puzzle?
JOAN GASP ARD Oh,Ya'll!! Bulldog Beat taff 3, 4, Art Editor 3, Co-Associate Editor 3, Co-Editor 4; Be t Sense of Humor 4; Class Social Leader 4; Band 1-4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Drama Club 2, 4; Pre s Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3; G.I.S. 1; Prom Committee 3.
MARIAN GOSS Why don't you ever polish your shoes? Band 1-4; F.T.A. 1, 4; Drama Club 1-4; F.H.A. 1. TWENTY-SEVEN SENIORS SERVE IN ACTIV
DALE GRIFFIN Just Stein, leave the Franken off. Best Dressed 4.
MIKE GRIFFITH Come on, you guys. Ba ketball 1-4; Track 1-4; P.E. Award 1, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4.
KATIE HACKLEY You can find me in the library. Future Teachers 3, 4, PrPSident 4; Library Oub 4, Reporter 4; F.H.A. 4; Pres Club 4; cience Club 4.
MARY HAMMOCK I don't have time; Lavell's coming over. tudent Council 1; Band 1, 2; Drama Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 2; 1iss Photoflash Contestant 2; F.H.A. 1-3; Westemaires 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Bookkeeping I Award 3; Annual taff 4.
ARTHUR HAMMONDS Ya got a pen I can borrow? Football 1-4, All-District 4, Honorable Mention Al -State, Outstanding Lineman; Track.
LORETTA HARRIS I have Jerry's car again today. Perfect Attendance 2; Band 1-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Library Oub 3, 4; TALA Delegate 4.
LI DA HAWTHORNE Oh! Shut up, you st11.pid idiot! Student Council 1, 2; Miss Photoflash Contest 1-4; Cheer leader 2-4, Head Cheerleader 4; PILOT Staff 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Best All Round 4; Press Club 3, 4; PILOT Sweetheart 4; P.E. Award 3.
PAT HAYNES But I don't like to dress out in P.E. F.H.A. 2; Pep Squad 2; Drama Oub 1; Prom Duchess 4. 32 EMBERSHIP ON THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
RO ALD HEBERT Might as well; can't dance.
MARY ANN HELLWEG I was almost late.
DUDLEY HENDERSON I sure would like some chocolate cake.
JIMMY HE SON I'm most of ten seen where I shouldn't be. Football 1-4, Captain 4, All-Di trict 4; Track 1-4; Baseball 4; Basketball 1-3; Neatest 4; F.H.A. Beau 4.
STEWART HICKS I was looking at the wrong end of a shotgun.
CHARLENE HILLEY I like to make Miss Williams miserable. Outstanding Service Award 4; Band 1-4, Reporter 3; W esterna.ires 3, 4, Lieutenant 4; F.H.A. 1; Library Club Social Leader 3; Prom Duchess 1; Future Teachers 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Press Club 3; Class Treas· urer 2.
S ZIE HOPKI S I can't get my nose out of my shorthand book. Pep Squad 2; Choral Club 3.
JOYCE HUDSON Not more homework! Band 1-4, Section Representative 2, Historian 4; F.H.A. l; Choral Club 2; Future Nurses 4.
33 SENIOR PICNIC PROVES TO Bl!.
BILLY HUFFMAN Hunting, fishing, bowling ... Science Club 3, 4; Art Oub 2, 3; Drama Club l; Press Club 4.
JAMES HUGHES Do you want me to get a picture of this? PILOT Staff 4; Drama Club 4; Track 4; Morris Community High School: Football 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Tenni 2, 3; M-Oub 2, 3; Annual Staff 3.
LEO ARD HUTCHINSON What's it to you?
KAY IRBY Oh, Rot! G.I.S. 1; F.H.A. 2-4; Library Club 2-4, President 3, Treas urer 4, Library Oub Award 2, State Convention 3.
JERI JAMES Yes, Spurger is in Texas. Band 1-4; All-Texas Band 2; F.H.A. Song Leader l; Choral Club 4; Band Historian 4; Commercial Math Award 3.
LYNN JARRELL I need to wash my car. Band 1-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Track 2.
JEAN JOHNSON ls this "I hate Jean Johnson day?" English Award 1; Choral Club 1, 3, 4, President 3; Morn ing Watch 1-4, Vice-President 3, President 4.
JOE JOHNSTON I don't believe in that. A BIG SUCCESS AT LAKE TEJAS
ANNE KAY Anne Kay who? National Honor ociety 3, 4, Secretary 4; Student Council 4; We ternaires 4; Class Treasurer 3; Latin Club 2, 3, Vice-Pre ident 3; F.H.A. Secretary 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Class Favorite 1; Class Secretary 1; Thom McAnn Scholar ship Certificate.
BETTY KELLY Mercy! Band 3-4; F.H.A. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3.
ELMER KIESCHNICK Ugh, those English authors!
PRUDE CE KIRBY I'd better make an A this time. F.H.A. 1-4; G.I.S. l; F.T.A. 4; Pep Squad 2-4, Ideal Pep Squad Girl 4; F.H.A. Pianist 2; Delta Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Grant in Aid; Girl P.E. Award 4; Bookkeeping II Award 4; Office Practice Award 4; Perfect Attendance Award 4.
KARE KIRKPATRICK Stop biting your finger nails. Band 1-4; Latin Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 2; Perfect Attendance 2.
FRED KIRKSEY Where are the girls? Football 3, 4; tudent Council 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Pre ident 4; cience Club 4; Track 3.
ROY PAT LANE Do I real.Ly sing like Jerry Lee Lewis?
JIMMY LA POINT Don't that just tear you up? Football Manager 1-3; Science Club 2-4; Band 1-4; Perfect Attendance 2-4; Outstanding Improvement Band Award. LEARN AS IF YO U WO ULD LIVE FOREVE
B ll1 DA LEE I'll be glad u:hen the u·atermelon are in season. Pep , quad 2, 3; F.H ..\. 1-4, Historian ] , \'ice-Prcoidcnt I. ] unior and Chapter Degrees 2, 3; Pres, Club 3, 4; We,lern aire 4; ea test 4.
CHAPJ. LEWI Tr'a1ch it there! Football 1-4; Track 1, 2; Delegate to peech .\Ieet in ::;an Antonio; Fir t in District peech Conte,t, Poetry Readinv. 2.
GLEl\DA LEWI I'm most often SPen through open P.E. windows. Pep quad 2, 3; .!. . 2; Latin Club 2; F.H.A. 4; ute•t 4.
BARB RA LITCHFIELD Bmce and I live at the bowling alley. F.H.A. 1; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Drama lub 2.
BILLY LOFTO What's a business letter, Mrs. Fleming?
HORACE LOWREY It bothers me for Charles Leicis Lo mess up my hair.
LIZ IcCLOY Honestly! tudent Council 1-4; • tudent Body ec. 4; Most ttractive 4; Mi•• Fhotofla h Finali•t 4: Football Duchess 1; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Weoternaires 3, 4; Girls' tale 3.
JEEP McDO LD I could talk for hours on the phone. Westernaire 3, 4; Band 3, 4; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Football Duche~ 4; F.T.A. 2-4; hool Accompanist 4; All-Region Band; F.H. . 24. 36 LIVE AS IF YOU WOULD DIE TOMORROW
JOE \1cF' RL D I hale lo argue, but I like golfing.
DORI \kGLAU Pat and I hai:e more fun ordering a glass of water at Drakes.
Pep ~quad 2-1; Future ur•es 4; :\Iorning Watch 1, 2, I; enior Delegate to Future urses Convention 4.
ALTO MAR HALL Democrats are better qualified. Band 1-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Gulf National Merit cholarship; Highe•t Ranking Senior; . hepherd'• Laundry and Lions lub Awards; Economic• Award; Eng lish IV Award; ational :\lath Conte,t Award; ational Merit cholarship Finali t 4; American Hi•tory Award 3.
JUDY MARVEL ls supper ready yet, 11rs. Corbel/a? F.H.A. 1, 2; Pep quad 2; Westernaires 3.
RO IE MARTI Ya hear a"bout the time I roped that _ . _ cience Club 4; High chool Rodeo Team.
CHARLOTTE ~ Y Why is everybody looking at my hair? Pep quad 2; Choral Club 2; F.H.A. 2, 3; Perfect Attend ance 3; :'\1iss Photoflash Candidate 3, 4; Football Duch es 3; We~ternaires 3, 4; P rom Queen 4.
JERRY MEADOW I'm a peaceful man.
JAMES METCALF Oh, these practice teachers. Baseball 2-4; Oass Favorite 2; Track 4; :\lost Attractive Boy 4.
37 AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE BECOMES THE
J \IE \!ILLER llrs. Chambless. zd1y do 1ce halt' to sa) Ca11terb11r.1 Tales :'
J \ ICE MO'.\K Well, I'm taiking as loud as I can . .'iational Honor ciety 3, 4; Future Nur-t» 2-1, Vi ,.. President 3, Junior Future Nur-es Award 3, President 4: Band 1-4: Drama Club 1: \1orning Watch 2-4, ecretar) 3, Yice-Pre-ident 4, Piani•t 4; Future 'ur-e< .hard 4.
GWE:\1 MO 'TGOMERY I wish I were in Arkansas.
RIT FAYE MOORE Hello, sha! Queen of Hearts Candidate 1; tudent Council 3, 4; Cla, ecretary 2; G.I. . 1, 2; Pep quad 2; \Ve ternaires 3, 4: Lieutenant 4; Mi•s Photofla AMELIA MYER Well, look, let's face it. ational Honor ociety 3, 4, ational Honor ociety Letler ward 4; Honor Graduate; Band 1-4; Drama Club 2, I: F.T.A. 2-4; Library Club 3; Bulldog Beat Activitie• Editor 3; Quill and croll 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Prom Commiuee 3; Library ervice .\ward 3; F.H.A. 4: Perfect ,\ttendanct' 3. MJ t IE AGLE l s Cou:boy John on yet? A RA NEELY Oh, you schnook! F.T.A. 4; horal Club 3, 4. HARLA EL 0 Would you like to hold my pet spider? Football 1-4; Baseball l, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2: Track 1-4: Freshman Cla Vice-President; JL\1MY -oo ~ I don't want to go home thi earfr. WAY E P TION Trade my Chevy for your wdebaker. ROSE ELLE P UL I'm trying for the P.E. Award. Cheerleader 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Orama Club 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, Vice-President 2; G.I.S. 1-3: tudent Council 2. VIRGI IA PERKI I'm so mad! F.H.A. 2; Pep Squad 2; Westernaires 3, 4, Captain 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3. :vIARY RUTH PLEA ANT I want to go to the beach. Grammar chool P.T.A. cholar,hip; tu~cnt Council 1, 2: Band 1-2; Twirp Queen Candidate 2: Pep quad 3; F.H.A. 4; Westernaire 4; Prom Committee 3. JE IE POLK Wake up in center field!! Art Club 4; Choral Club 1, 2, 4. ELDA PUGH Do we have any homework in business Eng Ii h? Pep quad 2-4; F.H.A. 2-4; Library Club Historian 4· Office A istant 4 LI DA RAHAR What did you say? Pep Squad 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR SENIORS RECEIVE VI RY RED:.V10 ro I hai·e a good t ie1c irom Ill) roof. We,ternaire, 3, 4: Libra!) Club Vice-Pre,ident 4; F.H .. \. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; CJ.. 1-3, Volleyball Team 1-3, Basket ball Team 1. JERRY REED I'm going to Peanut Hill, Alabama. Band 1-.1, Mo•t Valuable lusician 3, Alternate 1\11-. tatC' Drummer 2, 3; BulJdog Beat taff 4; tudcnt Council 4; Most Talented 4; F.H.A. Beau 4; Algebra II Award 2. NICKY REIMER I do11't disagree for the sake of disagreeing, but for e11joy me11t. Football Manager 1-4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Science Club 2-4, Pre ident 4; ational H nor Society 3, 4; Latin lub Pre ident 4. DOROTHY RICE I'm goi11g to move into the band hall. Band 1-4; F.H.A. 2-4; C.I.S. L BARBARA RIPLEY Oh, my hair looks horrible! horthand II ward 4; CJ.. 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, Hi tori an 2; Pep Squad 2; Westernaire 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2. JO AN 1 ROBI Oh, corn.1 MARTH DELL ROBI 0 r Why do we have to have another pop test? F.H.I\. 1, 2; Pep quad 2; Westernaires 3, 4; Mis Photo fla•h on test 1-3, \1iss Photofla,h 3, First Runner-up 2; Office As•istant 3, 4. WARRE:\f ROCHELLE They call me Bagdad. 40 DIPLOMAS AT TUESDAY NIGHT COMMENCEMENT MARY AN. ROEB CK You ain't nice no more. Jl'DY S I Carolyn, let me see your senior math problems. Art II Award 4; Future ur e 2; Future Nurses Award 2. DAVID APP Who has been using my ink? Football 1, 2; Track l, 2; King of Hearts Candidate 3. BETTY COTT It's Betty Driggars now. Office Practice 3; Typing II Award 2; Pres Club 3; Library Club ecretary 4; Family Relations Award 4. PAT ELF Shhh! I want to make a speech. F.II.A. 1-3; Latin Club 2-4, President 3; Pep quad 2; Westernaire 3, 4; ience Club 4; F.F.A. weetheart 2; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Latin Club Award 2; Press lub 4. RICHARD IBLEY These desks aren't rery comfortable for sleeping. Football 1-4; Best Sense of Humor 4; Prom King 4. G YDELL IMO IEAUX Don't lock the key up inside the trunk. BILLY I 1 That's pitiful! Advanced Math Award; Texas Chemical Council Award; .H.S. Alumni A sociation Scholarship; All-Di trict Base ball 4; Football 1-4, Honorable Mention All- tate 4; Ideal Athlete; Ba,eball 1-4; Algebra I Award; pani h I Award; olid Geometry Award; tudent Council 3. 41 RED AND WHITE BECOME CLASS COLORS J ELL KL IBR T can sing like a bird? Choral Club 4; uth Park: Future Nur,es 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; areer Club 1; Choir 1. J CK KOG T ort of like sports. Football 1-4. 11-Di•trict 4, Tri-Captain 4, Outstanding Back 4; Ba•eball 1-4, ll·Di trict 3; Ba ketball 1-4, II-District 3, 4; Most Athletic 4; tudent Council 1; Track 1·3. DALLA MITII T'm the king of all girls' hearts. B TCH SMITH Have you got our tests graded, Mrs. Minaldi? Football 1-4; Prom Duke 3; ational Honor ociety 3, 4, Vice-President; Prom Committee 3; Basketball l ; Track 1; .Most Dignified 4; Golf Team 4. JOH SMITH Where's the caddy on this golf course? Golf 4; Science Club 3; Biology Award 2; Band 1, 2; Chemistry Award 3. DICKIE MITH Who? Me? T didn't do anything! Football 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Baseball 2-4, All-Di trict 3, 4. JACKIE STAMPLEY T'm J.R. No. 2. JIMMY TAMPLEY Smile awhile, Honey Child. Football 1-3; Cla Favorite l; F.H.A. Beau 2; Voe. Ag. Vice-Pre ident 2, ongleader 1; Track 1; Intramural ports 4. TEN SENIORS GRADUATE CUM LAUDE MARIANNE STANCIL Would you repeat the question, please? Student Council 1-4; Twirp Week Queen 1; G.I.S. 1; Pep quad 2; F.H.A. 2-4; Latin Club 3, 4; Westernaires 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer; Be t Personality 4; Ideal Westernaire 4. JANE TELLY That's tough! JEANETTE STELLY I am not a termite! ROY STERLI G I think a Ford is the best you can buy!!! PAUL TRICKLAND I wonder if I will be exempt from the finals. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Art Club 2-4, Pre ident 4; Ba eball 4; Intramural Track Award 3. JANI TUTZMAN Good grief! Pres Club 3, 4; ational Honor ociety 3, 4; Typing I Award 1. DARRELL THIBODEAUX You're lying! KEN TH TINER Mrs. Chambless, you don't really mean that! Cla Favorite 3. SENIORS FAVOR "MOMENTS TO REMEMBER" JIMMY T CKER There is no car faster than mine. JOH TUOHY I hope Brenda got enough movies of me at graduation. LI DA WATRO S What should I do now? ELIZABETH WHITE Can I take my 'make-up test today, Mr. Jordon? Band 1-4; Drama Club l, 2, 4; Future ur e 4. PHOEBE WHITM Let's go shopping; I'm broke. P.E. Award l; Drama Club 2; F.T.A. 2; Future ur, es 2; Pep quad 2; Westernaires 3, 4; G.I .. 2, Volleyball Team 2. MIKE WIL 0 Ah, cut it out! Cla s Vice-President 3; Bulldog Beat Associate Editor 3; Drama Club 3, 4, Pre ident 4; Pre Oub 3, 4; Co-Editor of Bulldog Beat 4; tudent Council 4; Prom Committee 3. CAROL WOOD I'm fighting Rose Ellen for the P.E. award. Band 1, 2; Queen of Hearts Candidate 2; Miss Photoflash Conte tant 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Annual taff 4. GEORGE WOODY Don't worry about it. SENIOR ASSEMBLY RECALLS NURSERY RHYME DAYS A A WRIGHT hut the door; I'm cold! Band 1-4; Westernaires 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Advanced Biology Award 3; Highest Scholastic Award 2, 3; Trigonometry Award 3; hepherd Laundries Award 4; econd Highest Ranking nior; Latin II A ward 4; Most Likely to Succeed. GAYLE YOUNG Oh! No! F.H.A. 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Press Club 3; Choral Club 3, 4. D RLENE ZEIGLER You may not see me much, but I'm around. Richard ibley gets his sleep in nior math cla while Joe Johnston gets hi sleep in enior English. After all, they stayed up all night tudying; and they have to get their sleep sometime, somewhere. 45 BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT BRING HAPPINESS AND TEARS Everyone waits with varied expres ions for the last of the line to reach their seat . Rev. McKenzie gives sermon at baccalaureate program. andy Carbaugh smiles happily as she receives her diploma. Betty Brinkley and Alton Mar hall look very concerned about what lies ahead for them. 46 CandidatH ']o'l §wduation Sunday, May 28, 1961 1961 " Nancy jewel A rm:nrong Oaude Dudley Hendenon • Rose Ellotn Paulua Walter pbn Amaud James E. Henson '"' Virginia Ruth Perkins Fred R. Amcld Rohen Stewart Hides Jimmy Philyaw PRELUDE ...... Procession of Nobles Oema Harlene Bailey • Y1rgln1a Charlene Hilley ~r') Ruth Pleasant Nederland High School Band • Dick Barlow Siuanne Claudia Hopkim ~tanucl Leon Prevost Reginald C. Bean Joyce Marie Hudson Ndda Kay Pugh Beverly Ann Beck WUI iam John l-h.tfiman Lin,l:i. Dell Rahar • LlnJ:a Janis Bellow jamH 01!ford Hughes William ~rome Reed PROCF.SSIONAL ...•...... Nederland High School Band Peg~y Ruth Bellue Leonard Andrew Hi.ttch1nson lary Hclon ~tlmond M.arg:aret Ann Bemard Henrteua Kay Irby • WrJ11am fl.i1cob.us Rdm..-rs, Ill Wlie Ruth 81.ackmcm CeralJe:tie Jamf'S D;irothy Lee Rice Barbara Che:lon Bosman Lynn Jewd Jarrell • Barbara Ann Ripley INVOCATION ...... Billy Sims Frances Ann Boudreaux jean Ann Johnson Jo Ann Robln C:ary \t) rl Brads.h;i.w Ronald ~} mond J~ston ~iartha Dell Rohmsoo • Betry Jean Brinkley • Eliubeth Anne Kay Glenn War en R (i\.ogiam PRELUDE .. . Triumphal March by Rozsa . .. High School Band In honor of the Senior band students PROCESSIONAL . . . "Pomp and Circumstance" ...... Elgar cJ-lono't High School Band MISTRESS OF CEREMONY ...... Betty Brinkley President of Senior Class INVOCATIO ...... Rev. Rayford Harrison Alton Marshall Seventh Street Baptist Church Anna Wright WELCOME ADDRESS ...... Anna Wright Dick Barlow Wilham Re11ners Honor Graduate MOME TS TO REMEMBER ...... Trio Bt!ly S11nms Kathy Smith - &lith Womack - Karol Miller Barbara Litchfield lNTRODUCTIO OF SPECIAL GUESTS ...... Dick Barlow Amelia Mye rs Honor Graduate Patricia Self INTRODUCTIO OF HONOR STUDENTS . . Mr. Claude Gilson Assistant Superintendent FAREWELL ADDRESS ...... Alton Marshall Highest Ranking Senior Student SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME ...... Gerschwin High School Choir A VA MAR IA ...... Schubert High School Choir, Soloist Judy Thompson CHALLENGE ...... Mr. Orland Strickland Superintendent of Schools PRESENTATION OF CLASS ...... Mr. Joe Fiedler Principal of High School CLASS OFFIC ERS A WAR DING OF DI PLOMAS ...... Mr . Tyler Kirkland President of School Board PRESIDENT ...... Betty Brinkley Mr . Charles Thoma ·, Assistant Principal of High School VICE PRESIDE :T ...... Jeep McDonald ALMA MATER ...... Choir, Students and Audience SECRETARY ...... Linda Bellow BENEDICTION ...... Rev . R. A. Mainord TREASURER ...... Patricia Self Nederland Christian Church SOCIAL LEADER ...... Joan Ga pa rd RECESSIO AL .. . "Pomp and Circumstance" ...... Elgar High School Band P~c~1dent, Mr. Amu.fee MorgJ.n, Sccret.uy 1 Mr. Maurice .\1clnn1S', Mr. Clyde W. Brown, Mr. WJ!l.udW. Srncl.:iir, Mr. Plul W. Handl~y. Mr. Orland Strick land, Superintendent; Mr. Cl.:i ut.f c F. Ciblln, A-.!lt. Supcrrntcn RJ.IOt!ll, Su:,rnc!IS Manager, Mr. Joe F1edlcr1 High School Pnnc1 pJ.I, Mr. Charles L. Thomas, High School Ass1~tant Pr111 c 1pal, Mr. Bowden W. Cook, Athlcllc D1rcctor. JUNIOR CLASS LEADERS 1960-1961 TREA RER OCIAL LEADER Eugenia Pleasant Peggy LaPoint Albritton, Robert hworth, Dorothy u tin. herry Barclay. andra Ba . Mary Ba_s. Maxine Bateman. Sandv Bayard. Peter . Bea ley. Mignanne Blanken hip. Billy Boudemuller, arie Bollmann, Ro emarie Borque, Claude Ann Brand, Don Branham, Pat Brou ard, Herby Brou ard, ary Brown, Bert Bryant, George JUNIORS HOLD VICE-PROBE ASSEMBLY Buller. Gene Cates, E. C. Champagne. Ra~ mond Chance, orma ChaLelain. John Chilek. John Chri tian, Lewis Chri tian, Susanne Cohrt, Carol Colvin, Grady Conner, Joanne Concienne, Gayle Cook, Bonnie Cook, Cheryl Cornelius, Glenda Crusenberry. Bonnie Daggett, Bufford David. Jake Davis. Linda Denton. Jimmy Domingue, Andrea Doornbo , Peggy Dorsey, James Dowden, Bill Dowden, Ralph Dugas, Alcee Duplant, Joan Edgar, Mary Elliott, Larry Ermel, Ronnie Ewing, Richard Fabre, Beverly Farris, Jimmy Foreman, Shirley Fowler, Je ie . PROM FUND GROWS WITH Fullen. Clara Gei::;endorff. Ro. God\\ in. James Goodwin. Ro, Good\\in. Su~anne Gotcher. David Gra,. andra Gre~nherg. orman Gregor). gne Gro-. man. Carolyn Guidry. Luke Hamh,. Shirlev Hardin. L,nda· Harper. Bill Hart. Lamar Harvey, Jame Harvill, teve Hawkin. Ray Hayes. \1ike Hendrix. Don Herring. John Herrington, W a Iker Herron. Bonnie Hickman, Kathy Hingle, Linda Hingle. \lurphy Hollier. Barbara Holliman. Bonnie Holt. Barbara Huckaby, Donnie Hud--on. Tomm\ Hunt. Dan · Hurle). Pam Hurley. Sherr~ Johnson. \like 50 MAGAZINE SALES MONEY Johnson. harron Kattner. Max Kelley. Jerry King, Frankie Kirkland. Lanny Kitchens. Wiley Knight. Carol LaCroix, Lucy LaPoint. Peggy Leysath. Er kine Libersat, Kar n Linder. Manda :\1cCuller. Edwina McDonald,, Kay McFarland. Donna McFarland, Tommy McGown, Linda Marshall, Lu ita Martin, elda Menchaca. Madeline Miller, Carolyn Miller, Karol Mills, Loran Mitcheltree. Carol Morgan, Mike Vlunson. Peggy Myatt. John Mevers. John Meyers. Charles eel. Rena elson. Donald ewman. Marvin Overstreet. James Paxton. Judy Pennington. Jimmy Perkins. Roxie 51 JU IORS WI MISS FLAME Perryman. andra Plea~ant, Eugenia Polk. Jessi Pool. Austin Pool. Jackie Pool, Jimm) Porter. Ronnie Prevo t. Charles Prevo t. Vlyrna Provost. Ginger Price. Alvin Price, John Reed, Julie Reimers, Lynn Richard, Earl Richardson, Charlotte Richard on. J udv Rochelle, Hal . Rienstra, Rita Roebuck, Leroy Robert . Barbara Rode. Ginger Russell, Syd Ryder. Ginger anders, Bobby ander , Carolyn ander , Glenn anders, Roa-er Scofield, onya Scofield, Terri cott, Vivian elf. Billye etzer, Jayne hipp, Judy kinner, velyn 52 WITH E ORMOUS WOODPILE Smith. Kathy mith. Mary Smith, anC} Sonnier, Ronnie Sorrell. Trudy pro use, Jackie Stark, baron tehle. Vernon tehle, Virginia weat. Ikey Terracina, Phylli Theriot. Cheryl Thomp on. Judy Tuohy, Brenda Tyer, Lamar Wal ton, Becky Walton, Cheryl Wat on. Chri tine Westbrook. James Wieliczka, Lillian Willey, ancy Wilson. Betty Wil on, Jack Worthy. Martha Wyble. Mary Ellen J IOR tudents not pictured: David Adaway B tty Fraser Bettv Ma sey Shirley Hammers Do you deny, Mr. Brou ard, that you ... 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDE:\ T \'ICE-PRESIDE:'- SOPHOMORES Adam. Bailey, Barclay, Barclay, Barfield, Barrileaux, Bas, 'ancy teve ~Iary Bob Barbara Janet Ann Beasley, Biermordt, Blackman, Bland, Bland, Bourg, Bourque, Donna Margaret Billy Truman Velma Haden Billie Brad haw, Brown, Brown hadel, Bryant, Buffington, Bugna, Caldwell, 54 Betty Tommy Francie Arthur Douglas Bill James CLASS OF '63 Campbf'll. Carr, Carouthers, CartPr, Ca>tlPman. Charlton. Chilek, Sal Iv :\1ike Eddie Carol \\anda Sherry Albert Coleman, Collins, Collin~, Craig, Crawford. Helen Barbara Phillip Cary Jackie Creel, Crowe, Cutrer, Dalby, Dangerfield, Davi~, Peggy Johnny Gus Bobby Cary Vernice Dea on, DeCuir, Delahoussaye, Paul James Clara Dom1·<", Dowden, Dowden, Drabek, Dri kell, Duran, Eagle on, Judy Bennie John Rudy Kerry Don Elizabeth 55 SOPHOMORES TAKE DOUBLE Gannaway, Gaspard, Gibson, Gleason, G1lodwin, Goodsell, Goss, Robbie Joyce Jani Taomi Charle Gene Charle Graham, Gribnau, Hailey, Halbert, Haltom, Hammer, Hancock, Jo Ann Ruth Gloria Ari is Guy Fred Pat Hanley, Hanley, Hanley, Hannah, Harbison, Harbison, Harmsen, 56 Carolyn Dorothy Terry Carolyn Ernie Judy Doc HONORS AT VALENTINE DANCE Headrick, Hebert, Herrin, Herrin, Hibbert, Hicks, Hin n, Billy Judy Bobby herry Paulette Benita Thomas Horne, Howard, Huckaby, Hughe, Hughes, Humphries, Jacob , Bobby Jinuny Ronnie Danny Rick Gary Judy Johnson, Kattner, Keene, Kelly, Kelly, Kemp, Kincaid, Lynn Gary Tommy Linda Ma Les Dean Harold 57 SOPHOMORE BOYS ENJOY A FREE HAIRCUT Lumpkin. !\le ullough. \IcKenzie. :\1cLemore Martin, Martin, :\1axwell. Howard Patty Richard Elaine Ilene Ronda \ 1arsha \1iller, Veronica Monk, :\1ontagne, Montgomery. :\forgan, Morgan, Morrison, Mouton, Karen Joyce Don Mickey Mike Lurlene Don icholso n, 58 Jimmy SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY PROVES WORTH-WHILE Oswalt, Otey, Overton, Parish, Phillips, Popken, Porter, a thy Fred Bobbie Larry Jerry Don Catherine Reeves, Glenda Robbins, Charles herman, Linda 59 COURTEOUS SOPHOMORES "AID" Tyson, Velasquez, Viator, Vincent, Von Cannon, Wade, Wade, Jay Robert George Ann Otis Dixie Donald Jame Whitted, William, William, Willi , Wininger, Womack, Woods, 60 Marlis Harry ancy Nina Dennis Edith C.A. ENIORS AT LU CH TIME OPIIOi\10RE ~tudrnts not pictured: Latrcll Arnold J acie :\Iurray ,ary andcrson Ro) ilton Billy Skinnrr Wright, :\fart ha Darn II Richey and Junior Tribe '"drum up" busi nes for Sophomore car smash. Aubrey Tucker reveals hi '"clas ic profile" while Gary anderson and Larry Parri h look on. Wanda Castleman mC'asures "Tenom" Price for the ophomore Inch party. ophomore gossip ses,ion is governed b) a Senior chaperone. 61 ORGANIZATIONS Students from every cla s our clubs do fill. ome for fun; others, to learn a kill. On the following page one may see, What is meant by the word "activity." There's the Student Council to govern our chool, And actor join the Drama Club, a a rule. The Future Nurses serve as aide to the nur e. The Yearbook Staff continues-for better or wor e. See the Westernaires, Pep quad, and the Bands? They are usually found in the Bulldog stands. The Cheerleader work to keep the spirit alive; The F.H.A., F.F.A., and F.T.A. for the future trive. While the Latin Club tudies the great Roman faces, The cience Club is visiting in "faraway place ." The Beat Staff writes of it, tell all the new , Regarding the students and the clubs they choose. • THE ANNUAL STAFF WORJ S HARD AND MANAGEu Linda Hawthorne Senior Activities Mary Ann Hammock Julie Reed Senior Junior Administration Organizations Wanda Corbello enior Editor :'vlartha Worthy Barbara Roberts Junior Junior Favorites Advertisements Francie Brownshadel Sophomore .------ Classes Mrs. Chambless Sponsor Donny Huckaby Jim Hughes Junior Senior 64 Photographer Photographer TO MEET A FEW OF THE EVER-PRESENT DEADLINES SE !ORS: Linda Hawthorne; Wanda Corbello, Editor; Carolyn Woods; Jim Hughes; Larice Foxworth; Mary Ann Hammock. JU IORS: Julie Reed, Barbara Roberts, Donny Hucka Mrs. Chambless, Sponsor; Francie Brownshadel, Sonya by, Martha Worthy. Welch, OPHm10RE . 65 OUR DIGNIFIED EDITOR CAUSES A SCANDAL Innocently, she climbs out the window to recover an The business manager turns photographer. important test paper. Is she? ... or isn't she? (posing, that is) What goes out must come in. :\'lr. Kelly is coming DRAW YOUR OW up the walk, Wanda!! CO CLUSJO ! ! 66 LIBRARY CLUB PROVIDES HELPFUL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS IN THE LIBRARY LIBRARY CLUB MEMBER : Katie Hackley, Donna Beasley, Bonnie Crusenberry, elda Pugh. Kay Irby, Lorretta Harris, heron tark, Brenda Dowden. ( ot Pictured) Betty Scott. OFFICERS: Katie Hackley, Reporter; elda Pugh, Historian; Bonnie Crusen bl!rry, Program Chairman; Kay Irby. Treasurer; Sheron tark, Pre ident. (Not Pictured) Betty Scott, Secretary. PRESS CLUB ATTENDS T. G.C.H.S.P.A. WORKSHOP AT LA PORTE TOP ROW: Jerry Watkin , Mike Wilson, David Dies, Jerry Reed, Don Brand, Billy Huffman, Ernie Har bi on, Mike Haye ; SECO D ROW: Evelyn Latiolais, Chery Charlton, Julie Reed, Carol Knight, Bulinda Lee, Pat elf, Brenda Touby, Terri Scofield, Manda Lindero, Katie Hack ley; THIRD ROW: Wanda Castleman, Francie Brown hadel, Katherine Porter, Diane Couch, Dixie Voncannon, Cladine t. Cyr, Martha Worthy, Kay McDonald, Beverly Beck, Gwen Mont gomery, Judy Thompson; BOTTOM ROW: Elizabeth Eagleson, Joan Gaspard, Beverly Fabre, Bonnie Herron, Liz McCloy, Cheryl Cook, Carol Cohrt, Janis Stutzman, Charlotte Richardson, Colleen Da ggett. Mis Lively Bonnie Herron Mrs. Chambless Sponsor President ponsor 68 MORNING WATCH TRIPLES LAST YEAR'S MEMBERSHIP WITH THIRTY-FIVE MEMBERS J. Dowden, E. Sanders, T. Teeters, D. Ener, R. Bean, D. Gotcher, J. Herring, L. Mills, R. Dowden. SECO D ROW : . Martin, J . Thompson, A. Gregory, E. McLemore, G. Young, G. Hailey, E. Womack, C. Fuller, B. Wilson. THIRD ROW : D. McGlaun, D. Ziegler, C. Davis, E. Eagleson, J. Lang, D. Davis, J. Sprouse. BOTTOM ROW: J. Monk, mith, C. Cohrt, J. John on, J . Pool, Mrs. Pool, guest sponsor. Janice Monk, Vice-Pre ident; James Pool, Songleader; Jean Johnson, President; ancy mith, As ociate Vice-President; Carol Cohrt, ecretary-Treasurer. 69 THE STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES Mr. William Tannert STUDENT BODY OFFICER : Susann Goodwin, Trea urer; Liz McCloy, Secretary; Sponsor Sandy Bateman, Vice-President; Dick Barlow, President. BACK ROW: D. Barlow, M. Smith, G. Haltom, J. Phillips, P. Bayard, F. Kirksey, M. Wilson. THIRD ROW: H. Williams, D. Huckaby, H. elson, D. Hunt, . Russell, M. Kattner, B. Tyer. SECO DROW: Mr. Tannert, S. Bateman, A. Kay, M. Stancil, R. R!enstra, B. Brown, B. Brinkley, . John on. BOTTOM ROW: D. Rien tra, J. Ootieaux, B. Coates, S. Goodwin, C. Hanley, L. McCloy, R. Moore. 70 PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES E IOR REPRE ENTATIVES: Rita :\foore, Fred Kirksey, Anne Kay, Jerry Reed, Betty Brinkley, Harlan Nelson, Marianne Stancil, Mike Wilson, Becky Brown. JU !OR REP R E S E T A TIVES: Peter Bay ard, Max Kattner, Dan Hwit, Rita Reinstra, Syd Rus sell, harron John son, Bubha Tyer, Donny Huckaby. SOPHOMORE REPRESE TATIVES: Jerry Phillips, Mickey Smith, Guy Haltom, Jan Clotieaux, Doris Rienstra, Barbara Coates, Car olyn Hanley. 71 THE ART CLUB ME1VDS TOYS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN AT CHRISTMAS KNEELI G: Bonny Herron, Marie Bodemuller, Kathy Hickman, Joanna Fleming, Donny Huckaby, Gloria Hailey, Mikes Hayes. STANDING: Miss Lively, Roger Sanders, John Tuohy, Kathy Oswalt, Colleen Daggett, Billy Huffman, Robert Sanders. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Paul Wayne Strickland VICE-PRESIDENT: Colleen Daggett SECRET ARY: Joanna Fleming TREASURER: Bonny Herron REPORTER: Gloria Hailey SOCIAL LEADER: Donny Huckaby The Art Club was first organized in 1954. The purpose of this organization is to create an interest in and an appreciation for art and its related fields and to help Nederland High School any way that it can. 72 LATIN CLUB PROVIDES INTERESTING ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS OF LATIN FIR T ROW: Elaine McLemore, olleen Daggett, Anna Wright, Pat elf, Jeep McDonald, Lynn Reimers, aomi Gleason, Doris Rienstra, Gayle Pugh. SECO D ROW: Karol Miller, andy Bateman, Kathy Hickman, Barbara Hollier, Clara Fullen, Jan Clotieaux, LuNita Marshall, Rita Rienstra. THIRD ROW: Charlene Ramsey, Dorothy Ashworth, Joanna Fleming, andra Perryman. Betty Kelley, Jaton Holden, Mrs. Anderson. TOP ROW: Alton Mar hall, Ronnie Porter, ick} Reimers, Roy G-Oodwin, John Price, Billy Huffman, Wiley Kitchens, yd Russell. ' OFFICERS PRESIDENT: 1icky Reimers VICE-PRESIDE T: lton Mar hall ECRETARY: Anna Wright TREA URER: Barbara Hollier REPORTER: Ralph Dowden SOOAL LEADER: yd Russell ERGEANT AT ARM : Wiley Kitchen PARLIAMENTARIA : Junior Tribe PO OR: Mr . Anderson 73 CHORAL CL UB PARTICIPATES IN FINE ARTS DAY AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES TOP ROW: Maxine Ba >, :\It" I) n , kinner, '.\Iary Brou• ard, Carol Carter, Rita Rien tra, Rena eel, Je_ e Fowler, Edith Womack, Bonnie ook, Jean John•on. IXTH ROW: Jeri Jamco, Virginia tehle, Joan Duplant, Karol :\.filler. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Fri by, Gayle Young, Kathy Oswalt, Edwina \lcCullough, harlene Brock. FOURTH ROW: '.\1argaret Biem1ordt, Alice Reed, Darlene Ziegler, Charlotte Davi , Doris l\1cGlaun. THIRD ROW: Linda Pruitt, andy O'Quinn, Sandra . eely. SECO D ROW: hirley Foreman, harron O' eal, Judy Thompon, Rena Neel. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy mith, Becky Hopkin , Frances Boudreaux, Carol Cohrt, Janis Fowler, Barbara Barfield, Janell kinner. OFFICER : Frances Boudreaux, Pre ident; Kathy mith, Pianiot; :;baron O' eal, Trea, urer; Judy Thompson, ecre tary; Rena eel, Social Leader. DRAMA CLUB WINS DISTRICT WITH ONE-ACT PLAY BACK ROW: M. Linder, L. Orr, S. Bateman, R. Rienstra, J. Miller. FOURTH ROW: L. Arnold, J. Gibson, G. Haley, A. Tucker, !\1. Bodemuller, J. Gaspard, . Erwin. THIRD ROW: H. Williams, K. '.\filler, T. cofield, R. Martin. ECO D ROW: D. A•hworth, spon or, Mr. Peac ck, K. Hickman. BOTIOM ROW: R. Bollman, '.\1. Wilson, B. Kelly, J. Dowden, C. Daggett. OFFICER : Rita Rien tra, ecretary; Mike Wilson, President; Terri Scofield, Social Chairman; Kathy Hickman, Vice-President; Betty Kelly, Trea urer. The Drama Club i an organization of student who are intere ted in drama and speech activities. Its purpo e is to provide all high school students with an opportunity to develop their intere t in theatrical work either on or back stage. 75 SCIENCE CLUB VISITS GOODRICH GULF CHEMICAL PLANT TOP ROW: Pete Bayard, onnan Greenberg, Jimmy LaPoint, Fred Kirk ey, John Herring, Raymond Champagne, Wiley Kitchen, 1a mes Over treet, Marvin ewman. SECO D ROW: Ronnie onnier, Billy Dowden, Jack Pool, Ronnie Porter, John Price, Jerry Reed, Max Kattner, Walker Herrington, Ronnie Ermel, Alton ~1arshall. THIRD ROW: Kay McDonald, Ro emarie Bollman, Julie Reed, Katie Hackley, andy Bateman, Kathy Hickman, Karen Liber at, icky Reimers, Anna Wright, Pat _elf, Roy Goodwin, Jeep McDonald, Ronnie l\Iartin, Mr. Vilha. OFFICERS: Jerry Reed, Reporter; Alton Mar hall, Trea urer; Jeep Mc· Donald, Vice-President; W. E. Vilha, Sponsor; Anna Wright, ecretary; icky Reimers, President. (Not Pie· tured) David Dies, Reporter. 76 THE F.F.A. VISITS JUDGING CONTESTS AT A &M THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FIR T ROW: onnan Greenberg, Dennis Fiedler, Judy Domec, Mike Carr, Dean Camp. ECO D ROW: Billy kinner, Gene Goodsell, Albert Richard, Elwin ander. THIRD ROW: Tommy Havard, Gary tampley, Bubba Weeks, Gus Cutrer, Jimmy Fruge. TOP ROW: Arthur Bryant, Bobby Dalby, Rush Dickerson, Oatis heppard, Bobby Havard, Johnny French. OFFICER : Benny Dowden, President; Bobby Dalby, Vice President; Judy Domec, Sweetheart; 1ike Carr, Trea urer; Dean Camp, ecretary; Tommy Havard, Reporter; Jimmy Fruge, entinel. NEDERLAND HIGH CHEERLEADERS AND BOOST BARBARA ROBERTS Junior 3 CAROLYN WOOD Senior 3, 4 Barbara Roberts, Linda Hawthorne, Kay Clark, Judy Richardson, Gayle GAYLE CO CIEN E Junior 3 Cheerleaders work during the summ er to perfect their yells. 78 ACK THE BULLDOGS ALL YEAR LONG CHOOL SPIRIT RO E ELLEN PAUL S Senior 3, 4 LI DA HA WTHOR E Head Cheerleader ncienne, Carolyn Wood s, Rose Ellen Paulus. Senior 2, 3, 4 JUDY RICHARD 0 Junior 3 KAY CLARK Mascot 79 THE PEP SQUAD SUPPORTS THE BULLDOG F1R T ROW: Trudy Gallagher, Carol Cohrt, Billie Burke, Marlis Whitted, Carol War ner. ECO D ROW: Charlotte Richard on, Linda Rahar, elda Pugh, fartha Wright. TIURD ROW: Patty McCullough, Mar ha 1axwell, Rhonda 1ar tin, Karol Knight. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hingle, Bonnie Herron, Judy Hebert, Judy Harb i son, Dotty Hanley. FIFTH ROW: D o r i s M c G 1 a u n, Janice Fowler, Clara Fullen, Elizabeth Eagle son, Peggy Doornbos. IXTH ROW: usann Christian, C her r y Charlton, Wanda Ca - tleman, Judy Burns, Pat Branham. MA VI WILLIAM pon or AIN OR SHINE ALL YEAR LONG FIR T ROW: Dixie Voncannon, Georgia Viatore, Judy Thomp son, Judy Shipp, Linda herman. SECO D ROW: Linda Pruitt, Myrna Prevost, Eugenia Pleasant, Sandra Perryman, Pat Menard, E 1 a i n e ~fcLemore. THIRD ROW: Prud ence Kirby, Linda Johnson, Patsy Hol stine, Melba Hollier, Barb a r a Hollier. FOURTH ROW: Caro lyn Hanley, Ruth Grib rau, Joann Graham, Jan ice Gibson, Robbie Gannaway. FIFTH ROW: Clara Delahous- aye, Diane Couch, Helen Coleman, Jan Clotiaux, Gayle Pugh. SIXTH ROW: Claude Ann Bourque, ancy Williams, Rosemarie Bollman, ;\1 a r gar et Biermont, Beverly Beck. BILLIE 1cCLURE pon or F.H.A. MEMBERS ATTEND THE ST ATE FAIR IN DALLAS TOP ROW: B. Hicks, J. Lang, D. Rice, J. Burns, M. Bodemuller, B. Brown, K. Hackley, S. Scofield, T. Scofield, P. Doornbos, L. Bellow, L. Marshall, M. Linder, N. Armstrong. SECO D ROW: B. Tuohy, J. Shipp, G. Provost, S. Bateman, C. Delahoussaye. THIRD ROW: G. Lewis, K. Irby, J. Thompson, G. Rode, G. Cornelius. FOURTH ROW: E. Eagleson, C. Fullen, S. Johnson, W. Castle man, C. Gro man. FIFTH ROW: . Campbell, M. Whitted, P. Terracina, . Perryman, J. Camp bell. IXTH ROW: Mis Watts, N. Williams, D. Voncannon, J. Fowler, M. Worthy, K. mith, Mrs. Stuchlik. BOTTOM ROW: C. Theriot, J. Domec, C. Cook, G. Ryder, E. Pleasant, R. Martin. OFFICER : Ginger Ryder, pianist; Becky Brown, parliamentarian; Terri Scofield, secretary; Judy Burn, president; Marie Bodemuller, songleader; Linda Bellow, historian; Cheryl Cook, reporter. 82 WESTERNAIRE OFFICERS WORK DURING SUMMER TO MAKE UP ROUTINES WA DA CORBELLO VIRGI IA PERKINS Lieutenant Captain RIT.\ \100RE Lieult'nant Lieutrnant 83 WESTERNAIRES PR ESENT "DREAM" •nn• w,;gh<; ho«Y Au <;n; Ann< l(.y; Phoob< Whi<=n; M•ni,nn< S '1•«lu Wo. '"<;'"'' M•ry Aem• tain;"""'' MaryEllen F•bre; Wyble;B,Ji,.. Lance "·'' Foxworth;foooe Boodre'"'' heron Stark; M'"· Liz R"'bMcOoy. Pie.'"" Vfrg;,;, P«klo , C•p· 85 "BULLDOG BEAT" STAFF WORKS ENDLESSLY TO m)ULLDOG @EAT Joan Ga,pard and ~like Wilson, editors, check a copy with ~Ir. Barr at the publishing company. Co·editor ~like Hayes, Ad Man ager Colleen Daggett, and Co editor Kay McDonald check over the finaJ paste·up before it goes to press. If~ .. .,,., ... , Photographer David Dies check out a signrnents while Brenda Tuohy types up a report, and Cluh Editor Bonnie Herron finishes a club report. 86 PUT OUT A MONTHLY PAPER FOR THE STUDENT BODY Reporter Judy Paxton and Art Editor Walter Arnaud add some finishing touches to signs for a poster campaign. MI MARIE LIVELY Sponsor Reporters Jerry Watkins and Billy Huffman insert Rotos Thursday nights before circulation. 87 FUTURE TEACHERS TEACH AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS ON "SHORT WEDNESDAYS" TANDI G: Mr. Glea on, Prudence Kirby, Marion Goss, Charlene Ramsey, Judy Hebert, Francie Brown•hadel, ancy Willey, 1aomi Gleason, John Dowden. ITTl G: Carol Knight, Jeep McDonald, Katie Hackley, Mary Edgar. Mrs. tancil installs new Future Teachers and OFFICER : Carol Knight, Reporter; Jeep McDonald, Historian; Mrs. Gleason as the new ponsor. Katie Hackley, President; Mary Edgar, Treasurer. ( ot Pictured) Rena Neel, ecretary. 88 FUTURE NURSES INSTALL TWENTY-ONE GIRLS ON MAY 17 FIRST ROW: Linda Coate , Joyce Hudson, Liz White, Doris McGlaun, Karen Kirkpatrick, Janice Monk, Mrs. Ralph Thornell. SECO D ROW: Barbara Bosman, Kathy Smith, Karen Libersat, Martha Wright, Gayle Pugh, haron O' ea!, Lynn Reimers, usann Christian. TOP ROW: Carol Cohrt, Joann Conner, Terri cofield, Madeline Menchaca, Barbara Hollier, Myrna Prevost, Wanda Crawford. OFFICER : Lynn Reimer, Vice-President; Janice Monk, President; Wanda Crawford, Secretary; Carol Cohrt, Reporter; Karen Libersat, Parliamentarian; Terri Scofield, Treasurer; Susann Chri tian, ocial Leader. 89 MAJORETTES DRESS "WESTERN" FOR INAUGURAL PARADE HARRO JOH ON Drum Majorette 2, 3 LI DA BELLOW RITA RIE STRA Head Majorette 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3 JUDYDOMEC PEGGY LaPOI T CLAUDIA FULLER 90 Majorette 2 Majorette 2, 3 Majorette 2 CONCERT BAND PARTICIPATES IN FINE ARTS DAY FLUTES: P. Creel, M. Bodemuller, J. Fowler, L. Fuller, . Gleason, . Johnson, K. Kirkpatrick, C. Ramsey, G. Ryder, J. White. CLARINET: . Adam , F. Brown hadle, C. Daggett, B. Kelly, D. Farris, L. :\1arshall, I. Martin, J. Monk, K. Monk, W. Noblitt, D. Popkin, G. Provost, A. Reed, D. Rice, . pencer, . Welch. ALTO L\RI ET: A. l\Iarshall, P. O'Callaban, J. Reed, R. i trunk. B\ CLARI ET: L. Bellow, J. Fleming, J. Gaspard, G. Hailey, L Harris, J. McDonald, H. Ealy. OBOE: A. :\Iyers. BA 00 : K. McDonald. ALTO AX: C. Fuller, B. Holliman, J. Hudon, T. orrell. TE OR AX: J. Herring, E. Smith. BARITONE AX: R. Huckaby. COR ET: F. Arnold, G. Dangerfield, R. Dowden, J. Harvey, ]. James, D. LaGrone, M. Morgan, J. Tucker, E. White. FRE CH HORN: L. Arnold, . Campbell, C. French, C. Hilley, D. Rienstra, F. Romero. TR0:\1BO E: B. Bugna, D. Gotcher, G. Pratt, R. Rienstra, 1. mith, A. Tucker. BARITO E: J. LaPoint, B. Lofton, I. weal. B : J. Farri, L. Jarrell, R. terling, J. Price. PERCUSSIO : S. Barclay, M. Gos , D. Hendrix, J. Wade, . Willey. TY:\-IPA I: P. LaPoint, A. Wright. DIRECTOR Linda Bellow, Head Majorette; har Orville A. Kelley ron Johnson, Drum 1ajor. 91 THE NEDERLAND HIGH SCHOOL BAND LIVES UP TO ITS BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Kelly, R. Ri enstra, P. LaPoint, J. Domec, K. Kirkpatrick, G. Cornelius, P. Creel, G. Ryder, M. Barclay, J. Wade, T. Keene, D. Hendrix. ECO D ROW: M. Morgan, L. Arnold, E. White, K. filler, C. Daggett, S. Scofield, J. Monk, F. Brown hadel, . Willey, A. Wright. THIRD ROW: G. James, G. Daingerfield, F. Romero, B. Holliman, D. Farris, J. Hudson, A. Myers, J. Ga pard, T. Sorrell, D. Popken, E. Smith, J. Tucker, D. LaGrone, F. Arnold. BACK ROW: K. McDonald, A. Tucker, B. Bugna, G. Pratt, D. Gotcher, M. mi th, R. terling, G. Tyson, L. Jarrell, J. Farri . MAJORETTE : Judy Domec, Peggy LaPoint, Rita Rienstra, Linda Bellow, Claudia Fuller, Sharon Johnson, Drum fajor. REPUTATION BY WINNING THE FIRST SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY GIVEN AT CONTEST BOTTOM ROW: M. Goss, S. Barclay, M. Bodemuller, J. White, C. Ramsey, J. Fowler, N. Gleason, L. Fuller, C. Fuller, L. Bellow, . Johnson. SECOND ROW: S. Welch, I. Martin, L. Marshall, S. Bateman, B. Kelly, J. Reed, G. Provost, N. Adams, S. Spencer, A. Reed. THIRD ROW: R. Dowden, A. Marshall, D. Mouton, J. Herring, M. Kelley, L. Harris, R. Sistrunk, H. Ealy, J. Fleming, G. Hailey. BACK ROW: J. Price, D. Holli , J. LaPoint, I. Sweat, B. Lofton, C. French, C. Hilley, D. Rienstra, R. Huckaby. VICE-PRE IDE T: TREASURER: PRESIDENT: Don Hendrix SECRETARY: Joan Gaspard Lynn Jarrell Rita Rienstra HISTORIAN: Jeri James SOCIAL LEADER: HISTORIA HISTORIA : REPORTER: Ginger Provost Julie Reed Joyce Hudson Amelia Myers 93 NHS BAND REPRESENTS TEXAS IN NATION'S CAPITAL. It snowed ... and it nowed ... .H.S. Band pays tribute to a great man. Kay McDonald cries, "Don't you dare!" and it snowed some more ! Band students visit the Nation's Capitol. Mickey mith makes a good Abe Lincoln. . watcbes as Marion Goss nda CoTllehu,~ bed artist. . sO rare ..... nee. G1 e ccoinP11s comes an a \eeP IS \' e"'t ronven1e at the ear i . Peggy LaPoint tells Linda Fuller that sophomores are too young to play poker. 95 THE BAND ARRIVES are onlY two Ikey weat R l(enneth Tiner ready to lea' f oy Sterling tl elson and Committee. ve or D.C. ' and limm T o.ar1 an { the farewe11 Y ucker are members o "Hey, how do you get to Texas from here?" houts Marion Goss. The Kellys leave for the Ball. Yes, I'm five .. Well, almo t. This is Mr. Kelly? "Let 'em know you're from Texa ," Says Con The parade is over and we try to thaw out. gre!'Sman Brooks. N WASHING TON, D.C., AFTER A LONG TRIP "We have friends in the Pentagon, you know!" " 11 we need are skate ." Anna Wright, Joan Ga pard and Linda Bellow prove it is not ea y! "And I promi~e .." LuNita \far hall and Sharron John on watch Kennedy on TV Linda Bellow w a I k s toward the ation's Capitol. Thrre i" <'nergy to dance, after all. 97 COLD WEATHER PROVES NO OBSTACLE TO SIGHT-SEERS · · · and arrives days later. two Sta- M" souri Pacific leaves the is The b an d tion in Beaumont . nd Sharron SandY Bateda~e:ibers enter. a other ban Kay McDonald and L. off their cowbo h mda Bellow show 98 Y ats to non.Texans. THERE IS SO LITTLE TIME Amelia Myers rests whenever the notion hits her. The snow at the Capitol will not go to waste while Charlene Hilley and Jeri James take advantage of Nedcrlander are around. the very rare and very short rest periods. 99 AND SO MUCH TO DO h s the Band finally approac e -u· h School ederland n.ig . the Capital Cit)'' As dusk envelo~:P!~ylvania Avenue. rev1e. :wi ' ng stand Joyce Gaspard is easily Joan Gaspard clowns above a frozen swimming pool as Gary Dangerfield, excited. Ronnie Huckaby, and Gloria Hailey look on expectantly. 100 THE BAND COMES HOME TO NEDERLAND AFTER A MEMORABLE TRIP John Price, Fred Romero, Lynn Jarrell, Jim Farri , Jay Tyson, Don Mouton, Roy terling, ba~s players, po e for a picture on the Capitol Mall. These are the pictures of the band's trip to W a hington, D. C., but they are only a mall portion of the memorie of this once-in-a-lifetime trip. Each and every band member will remember the day the ederland High chool Band was told they were cho en a one of the official band for the inaugural parade. They will remember the many hours of hard work and tedious planning that made the trip possible, the practice, the time spent on extra job to earn money. They will remember the fun the trip gave them· as well as the hard hip ; certainly the waiting for hour with frozen hand and feet for the parade to start. But above all, they wiU remember the day they witnessed hi tory in the making. Abe Lincoln may have said it thi way: " ... an opportunity for the band, by the band, and of th band, but one impo ible without the help of everyone in Midcounty." The band will remember; o will the people of Jefferson County, and mo t of all the people of ederland, Texas. IOI HONORS The tudent who win a high award Works the harde t of all. He et hi goal before he tart , And hopes he will not fall. He works to achieve hi very be t. He sets his tandard high, And all year long he works for them, Until the end i nigh. And when achievement are recognized On every Honor Day, It i he who ha worked o very hard, Who proudly lead the way. An honor is never given away; Just payment for diligence. It comes from mixing fun and work, Intellect and common ense. LEADER HIP COMES FROM WORJ AND PER ONALITY PLUS AN EDITOR'S JOB IS NEVER ENDING COOPERATION MAJ ES FOR A BETTER FINISHED PRODUCT MR. AND MISS NEDERLAND HIGH TYPIFY THE TEACHERS' IDEALS EFFORT AND HARD WORK BRING SUCCESS TO ALTON AND ANNA rrl DARE YOU" BECOMES THEIR CHALLENGE GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES STUDY GOVERNMENT IN ACTION CHARACTER, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, AN FIR T ROW: ancy Armstrong, Barbara Ripley, Anna Wright, Barbara Litchfield, Larice Fox worth, Liz McCloy, Linda Hawthorne, Colleen Daggett, Virginia Perkins, Pat Self, Amelia Myers, Janis Stutzman, Jeep McDonald. ECOND ROW: icky Reimers, Janis Monk, Rose Ellen Paulus, Charlene Hilley, Linda Bellow, Fred Kirksey, Billy Sims, Alton Marshall, Butch Smith, Betty Brinkley, Marianne Stancil, Dick Barlow, Mike Griffith, Anne Kay. Fred Anne Kirksey Kay PRESIDENT SECRETARY Marianne Amelia tancil Myers TREA URER REPORTER 112 CHOLARSHIP MARK THESE HONOR STUDENTS • F1RST ROW: Barbara Roberts, Karen Liber at, Vivian colt, Sharron Johnson, Mary Ellen Wyble, Ginger Ryder, Martha Worthy, uzann Goodwin, Cheryl Cook, Marie Bodemuller, Kay '.\foDonald, Karol Miller, Judy Richardson, Julie Reed. SECOND ROW: Sandy Bateman, Mike John-on, John Herrin, Donnie Huckaby, Dan Hunt, yd Russell, Jake David, Manda Linder, Bill Harper, :'11ike Morgan, John Price, Robert Albritton, Lu ita Mar hall, Rita Rienstra. In the pring the new Junior member of the ational Honor ociety are given the traditional candle-gown initiation. They pledge to uphold the high tandards of the ational Honor ociety of eder land High School. These students have measured up to the require ment of character, service, leader ship, and scholarship. 113 QUILL AND SCROLL HONORS EIGHT OUTSTANDING JOURNALISTS FIRST ROW: Barbara Robert , :vlartha Worthy, Kay McDonald, Colleen Daggett. SECOND ROW: Larice Foxworth, Linda Hawthorne, Julie Reed, and Mike Wilson. On Honors Day, the outstanding Junior and enior journalists were honored with membership into the Quill and Scroll Club. Requirements for this are: journalistic ability, co-operation, and a conscientiou effort toward the entire journalistic pro gram. Members of the Bulldog Beat taff and Pilot Staff are eligible for membership. 114 HONORS DAY RECOGNIZES HIGHEST RANKING STUDENTS ALTO MARSHALL Highest Ranking Senior BILL HARPER Highest Ranking Junior DONNA SUE BEASLEY Highest Ranking Sophomore HONOR GROWS WITH EXTRA DICK BARLOW Danforth Award Phy ic Mr.. H .. Anatomy Bau ch & Lomb Honorary c1ence Award Student Council Pre ident ward LI 'DA BELLOW Most Valuable Musician Band Award Miss .H.S. J DY BUR Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow P.T.A. Scholarship A CY ARM TRO G DO LaGRONE Clas room Teacher Outstanding Award Sophomore Band Award EFFORT AND ENTHUSIASM SANDY BA TEMAN GE EB Tl.ER tudent Council Junior P.E. Award Vice-Pre ident Award PETER B Y RD JAN LOTI lf< Shop I Sophomore P.E. Award BEYERL Y BECK BARB RA COATE enior P.E. Homemaking II Award BETTY BRI KLEY GR DY COLVI Civic General Metals Cla s President Trade I Medal EDUCATION IS MORE THAN LEARNING: B FORD DAGGETT RALPH DOWDEN Arts and Crafts American History COLLEEN DAGGETT UE ERWI Journalism Drama BOBBY DALBY JOA A FLEMI G Vocational Art I Agriculture II Biology Sophomore English JAKE DAVID CAROLYN FRE CH hop II Alumni Scholarship IT IS A WAY OF LIFE CLARA FULLE ORM GREENBERG Homemaking III DeKalb Agriculture Award Vocational Ag. III Thor Farm Mechanic Award LI DA FULLER DALE GRIFFl pani h I enior P.E. ward JOA GA PARD MIKE GRIFFITH Bulldog Beat Editor Tom McCann Award ward OMI GLE BILL HARPER F.T.A. Award Junior Engli h Latin I Chemi try Algebra II High t Ranking Junior NO PRICE CAN BE PUT ON WISDOM :MIKE H YE SHARRO JOH O. Bulldog Beat Typing II Service Award JUDY HEBERT ELMER KIE CH ICK Geometry General Metals Trade II D DLEY HE DERSO PRUDE CE KIRBY American Chemical Bookkeeping II Scholar hip Secretarial Training Award Delta Kappa Advanced Chemistry Gamma Award Senior P.E. Award JE JOH 0 ERSKI E LEYSATH Choir Mechanical Drawing II WHERE THERE IS KNOWLEDGE, THERE IS HONOR KAR LIBER AT RIT MOORE Junior P.E. Busines and Profe ional Women's Scholar hip JEEP McDO ALD JOH MY TI School ccompanist Spani h III Danforth Award ALTO MARSHALL J DY PAXTO Gulf Oil Award peech I Highe t Ranking enior Senior English H.S. Math Conte t Award Economics hepherd Laundrie ward JA ICE MONK EUGE IA PLEA A T Future urse Award Bookkeeping I J(NOWLEDGE IS POWER MARY RUTH PLE ANT BARBARA RIPLEY Grammar School Shorthand II P.T.A. cholarship JOH PRICE CHARLE E ROWLAND olid Geometry Typing I Commercial Math ANDY Q I GI GER RYDER Algebra I horthand I DARNELL RICHEY J DY AI ophomore P.E. Art II THERE IS NO ROYAL ROAD TO LEARNING TERRI SCOFIELD CARL MITH General Math Mechanical Drawing I BETIY COTT HARRY WILLIAMS Underwood Corp. Flag Monitor Merit Award ophomore Cla Busine English President Family Relation Advanced rithmetic Library Award PAT SELF MIKE WILSON Trigonometry Bulldog Beat Editor C.T.A. ward BILLY SIMS A A WRIGHT Texas Chemical Award Latin II Advanced Math R. 0. Medlin Award econd Highest Ranking r. hepherd Laundries Award FAVORITES Trne beauty is deep, under the kin; The d pth of beauty i n d d to win. The one with a smile liahting the face, I the one who e portrait th ·e paae will grace. The one with a song alive in hi hea1t, He do hi hare and take hi part. A friend to all in every way, He' earned hi place, here, to Lay. The one who finds good in everything, The one who teache the re t to ing, ot a friend to a few, but a friend to all. Hi mind i great; hi hea1t i tall. o the next few page we dedicate, To tho e pecial people whom we rate Above the others, really upreme, Be t of them all, the very cream. SOPHOMORE CLAS WINS THE "BATTLE OF THE CLASSES" RO E ELLE PA LG Senior Class C ROLY WOOD Junior Cla s 127 FOOTBALL BOYS NAM PEGGY BELL E Football weelheart WEETHEART AND DUCHESSES JEEP McDO ALD enw r RO EYIARIE BOLLMA Junior P TTY McCULLO GH ophomore 129 WOOD WAR ENDS WITH CHERYL COOK Miss Flame JUNIOR VICTORY FRA CES BOUDREAUX mor BARBARA COATES Sophomore MARSHA AND GARY REIG!v MARSHA MAXWELL GARY SA DER 0 King and Queen of Hearts Sophomores 0 VER VALENTINE FETE MARY A • HELLWEG D LLA MITH eniors RITA RIE STRA JAKE DAVID Juniors 133 ANNUAL TWIRP WEEK PROVE MORE POPULAR THAN EVER A CY ARM TRO G KE ETH TI ER Seniors PEGGY LaPOI T L KEG IDRY Juniors SOPHOMORE WINS MIS PHOTOFLASH TITLE CBS TELE\ ISIO\ \ET\\Ollk March 20 , 1961 Geor o !iilaharis and Mar Un Mi lncr, who arc back from locat1on in Squaw Valley and currently in Los Ant;eles shooting a nOUTi:: b6 , today votod CHARLOTTE MAY as follows for your 19Gl Miss Photoflash Beauty First Runner-Up Con teat: Senior ('lliecn: #2, Barbara Coates Attendants:#S, Charlotte May # We appreciate the opportuntty lor allowing both theso personalities to 1>art1cipate in this contest. Enclosed herewl th are tho photographs ot the various contesta nts. Thank you for your interest. Cordially, BARBARA ROBERTS Second Runner-Up Junior MARTY MILNER and GEORGE MAHARIS MARIANNE STANCIL Third Runner-Up Senior 137 FIVE SENIORS AND ONE SOPHOMORE REACH FINALS CAROLYN WOODS LINDA HAWTHORNE Senior Senior LIZ McCLOY enior RITA MOORE enior JUDY DOMEC PEGGY BELLUE Sophomore Senior 13 8 WESTERNAIRES AND PEP SQUAD CHOOSE FAVORITES MARIA! NE STA TCIL Ideal Westernaire em or PRUDEI CE KIRBY Outstanding Pep Squad Member enior A SOUTHERN PLANTATION THEME FOR THE PROM CLIMAXES ANOTHER WONDERFUL YEAR BOOTSlE DUPLA T p T HAYNE.5 Duke and Duches of Senior Class MIKE JORN O KAY McDO ALD Duke andDuc h ess oI Junior Class BOBBY DALBY JANI GIB 0 Duke and Duchess of Sophomore Cla s 141 WORTHWHILE THINGS REQUIRE PRACTICE Jeep McDonald and Jerry Reed MOST TALE TED MOST ATHLETIC Linda Bellow and Jack kog ONE'S CHARACTER HELPS TO ACHIEVE A SET GOAL Anna Wright and icky Reimers MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST DIG IFIED Carolyn Woods, Butch mith, and Judy Bums ATTRACTIVENESS BEARS A CERTAIN ELEGANCE Jam es Metcalf and Liz McCloy MOST ATTRACTIVE CUTE T Glenda Lewi and Harlan Nelson 144 GOOD TASTE AND NEATNESS ASSURE A PLEASING APPEARANCE Dale Griffin and Sandy Carbaugh BEST DRESSED NEATEST Bulinda Lee and Jimmy Henson I / / 145 / I HUMOR AND WIT BRING ENJOYMENT TO ROUTINE Richard Sibley and Joan Gaspard BEST SENSE OF HUMOR WITTIEST Roy Pat Lane and Becky Brown PERSONALITY BLENDS WITH FRIENDSHIP \ Marianne Stancil and Billy Sims BEST PERSONALITY I 11 FRIENDLIEST Rudy Fabre and Rose Ellen Paulus GOOD TRAITS LEAD TOW ARD SUCCESS Dick Barlow and Linda Hawthorne BEST ALL-AROUND MOT POPULAR Peggy Bellue and Kenneth Tiner I '48 UNDERCLASSMEN CHOOSE FAVORITES Barbara Roberts and Syd Russell JUNIOR FAVORITES (r SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Sally Campbell and Steve Bailey 149 F.F.A. AND F.H.A. CHOOSE SWEETHEARTS AND BEAUS Robbie Baker Judy Domec F.F.A. SWEETHEARTS F.H.A. BEAUS Jerry Reed and Jimmy Henson I 150 OUTSTANDING ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR LEAVE THE BEST MEMORIES Sophomore works to win the Pilot Sweetheart race. Peggy Bellue waits to leave the field after being crowned Football Sweetheart at halftime ceremonies. LuNita Marshall walks across the stage in the Miss Photoflash contest. The Prom Committee works energetical ly in preparation for the prom. ACTIVITIES Summer, winter, spring, and fall Day and nights with place to go, Rai ing the pirit of the chool high, At pep rallies we have to how. The dance after the football games, Though hungry and tired, we will never Agree to leave before we gain Some memories to la t u all forever. The football banquet, the yearly prom, The Pilot weetheart race, Activities come throughout the year, Varied, and at a rapid pace. We find them thrilling; we find them fun When they start in the fall, And a activities end in May, Regretfully we recall them all. u.s. FOOTBALL IS THE FIRST BIG EVENT OF THE YEAR Fall i the beginning ... the begin ning of clas e , of band. We!'ternaire and football practice. and of the ""Battle of th la, se ." pare time i unheard of and e er-present homework is put off for pep rallie , football game . and re· ception . For the , ophomores fall is the beginning of high chool life; for the junior it i the fir t time lo be a re spected "uppercla!' man;" and for the seniors fall i the beginning of th end of high chool. The band performs elegantly at half time. This Pirate cannot get very far with the Bulldog after him! THE BULLDOGS ARE BACKED BY ALL These girls play a very important role as they lead the crowd in a yell for the Bulldogs. The talented Westernaires do one of their many routines for the Bulldog fans. "It may be wet, but it really i fun!" SUMMER ENDS AND PRACTICE BEGINS tephen F. Austin erved a a practice ground for the majorettes of ~ ederland High. Five o"clock at am Houston came early for these cheerleader this past summer. Mary Ruth Plea ant proves that practice Cheer up, girls! Five o'clock will soon be here. pay off by performing for u at a pep 156 rally. ACTIVITIES V AR1T AT NEDERLAND HIGH Dick Barlow take the oath as our student body president. Donnie Huckaby is a ve ry eager tudent Council member. "That's all right, Julie. We understand how you feel. Bein g on the Pilot Staff does have its problems." The Nederland High _ student JOin w i th "Just shut your eye!':, Rita. You won't feel a thing until you hit Dick Barlow as he leads the pledge to the the fl oo r !" fla g. 157 RAIN, LEET, OR SNOlr THE PARADE MUST GO OJ\ The Parad · rid· e is not ing aboard the r complete witho ire truck with h ut our Mi. Fl I e football 1 ame, Payer. Chery} Cook, The Pilot ta[ the Homecomin f enters a "kin . g Parade: g size annual" in "The march back to the school al- ways the longest!" 158 HOMEWORK IS PUT ASIDE DURING HOMECOMING WEEJ( ~1r. Orland trickland, our superinten . are honored on dent, crowns Peggy Bellue Football weet· These girls . . tl 01eco011nl:!· heart. ing T•O Cheryl Cook, 1%0-61 ~fiss Flame, lights the bonfire that begins the Homecom ing pep rally. " ow Linda, it may be rammg a little, but thing aren't that bad!" The Westernaires seem to be en joying their chat with the girls from Silsbee. THE NEW YEAR BRINGS MORE ACTIVITIES S.-2 Winter begins the long awaited llECEl*IUBlt Christma vacation, and with it comes the dreaded mid-term exams. The band goe to Wa hing ton and returns in time for the Pilot weetheart ra e . Again the Battle of the Clas e begins, thi time to end in a ophomore vic tory. o end another winter at .H.S. Mary Ann Hammock and Rudy Fabre give the finishing touches to their homeroom door. always ha a wonderful ow what can be intere ting ·enough to keep Julie Reed and Peggy Hey! Come here and take thi thing! It's heavy! LaPoint till? 160 BASKETBALL HOLDS THE ATTENTION OF MANY Jack Skog got his hand on this one. Assemblies vary from birds to rockets. Mrs. Arm trong, why are we required to take P.E.? Larice, you know better than to eat in gym class! During time out the cheer leaders lead the crowd in a yell for the Bulldogs. 161 STUDENTS DISPLAY HIDDEN TALENTS IN CLASS ASSEMBLIES I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may tend. to incriminate me. Billy ims makes a very Marion Go s seems to be enjoy good Father Goose in the ing her ride in Fred Kirksey's senior program. T-Bird. We ain't got the money for the mortgage on the cow! 162 PILOT SWEETHEART CONTEST BROUGHT WORI(, FUN, EXCITEMENT, ANXIETY Step a ide. I'm next! Candy, pop corn, peanut , and cookies are plentiful at the games during the race for Pilot Sweetheart. Jan Clotiaux seems to get more water on herself than on the cars. Would you believe it, they're working on the Pilot? Carolyn Woods is an expert at hanging moss. Mrs. Chamble s, what do you think about it? 163 THE VALENTINE CORONATION CLIMAXED AN EXCITING RACE "Now I wonder what act comes next?" wonders Dick Barlow, M.C. Jeri James, Edith Womack, and Jean John on entertain beautifully before the coronation. You may not believe it, but they are all doing the same dance! Kay Clark is really an old hand at carrying crowns. It's not so bad as all that, Jake! THE STRUGGLE ENDS AS LINDA HAWTHORNE IS CROWNED PILOT SWEETHEART The ophomore cl as wins a double victory at the Pilot weetheart Coronation. The King and Queen of Hearts, Gary Sanderson and Marsha Maxwell, re ceive their crowns from Dick Barlow. Linda Hawthorne hap pily accepts her roses and the honor of Pilot Sweetheart. He' not asleep; he ju t enjoys dancing! 165 PICJ(ING ONLY TEN BEAUTIFUL GIRLS PROVES A BIG ORDER tl3 Spring is certainly the beginning 1·1 A It 4; H of the end for all. The Sophomores are fini hing ·their first year of high school; the Juniors are end ;: ~ ~- ing the underclas man stage; and ~ the Seniors are concluding their A: I' I! I 14 many years of school. Some Sen = iors will further their education through college, but for others this is the end of their school life. Back stage before the Miss Photoflash a embly, the escorts relax with a game of ha ketball. Carolyn Woods is the last contestant to walk down Route 66. Would you believe it? They are seniors! Lynn, you had better hide your candy! Miss Tomlin is coming! 166 SPRING DAYS BRING A SCORE OF ACTIVITIES Here we go into the wild blue yonder! CRA H!! You wouldn't dare take a picture! Would you? Keep trying, Marianne! It may help a little! It look ea•ier than it is! 167 ACTION-FILLED DAYS BRING SCHOOL TO A RAPID CLOSE Hurry or we'll mis the bus! ! Don't come near me or I'll hit you! ! Kay McDonald demonstrates how she think< the dance hould be done. All the practice was worth it, right, girl ? DESERVING STUDENTS WIN HONORS Mr. Hawthorne hares his "newborn" joy with his students. The e tudent march down the ai le, to become the new member of the ational Honor Society. Honors Day a happy occasion for ancy Armstrong and Mike Wil on. The school day i n't over yet for Judy and Gayle. ow they have cheerleader practice. The old and new cheer· leader terminated Hon ors Day by leading the school ong. . .. and furthermore ... I promise to ... Being on the Prom committee is not all fun. A King and Queen of the Prom, Richard Sibley and Charlotte May are the proude t couple at the Prom. Good music is a tradition at the Junior enior Prom. 170 Whether fa•t or low, everyone enjoys dancing at our prom. GRADUATION DAY ARRIVES FINALLY Practice i hot, but necessary. These eniors are eagerly awaiting that long walk into the future. Anna Wright give the Welcome Addre s at the graduation ceremony. SPORTS Whether the Bulldog win or lo e. We alway back them ju t lhe ame. It matter not who the victor i ; It important how one play the game. The fir t in line are the foolhall game, : They tart early in the fall. On Friday night you hear u yell. "Bulldog , get that ball!" Ba kethall i next in line. The gym i packed with fan galore. And certainly the rafter ring Each time the Bulldog up the score. Ba eball and track are ymbol of pring, And our favored Bulldog are the he t. In fairness, quarenes , and port manship, ederland meet the te t. EDERLA D BULLDOG OF 1960-61 8 FIR T ROW: >\rthur Hammond-, Harlan 'lel•on, l\1ike \ !organ, Luke Guidry, Herbie Brous ard, Robert Albritton, Boot,ie Du plant, Earl Richard•, Jame<; O\(•r,treel; ECO D ROW: Dickie mith, Jimmy Pennington, :.like arr, Dale Griffin, Alvin Price, Dick Barlow, Dan Hunt, David Harris, yd Ru•~ell; THIRD ROW: Coach Hawthorne, Coach Kettler, Butch Smith, Jimmy Hen son, Richard ibley, Jack kog, J ake Da,id, Coach Burnett; FOURTH ROW : Coach Boring, harle Lewi,, Billy ims, Jerry Phillips. Erskine Ley ath, Ray Hawkins, Coach Smith, Coach ook. TRI- APT INS Jimmy Henson Arthur Hammonds Jack Skog 174 THE GRID SEASON IS FILLED WITH UPSETS COACHES FRO T ROW: Bowden Cook, Oefen•i'e Guards and Offen•iH· End ; Elwood Kt>ttler, Head Coach; Jack Hawthorne, Offensive Guards and Defensive Line Backer; ECO D ROW: Dick Burnett, Defen ive and Offensive Tackles; Dave mi th, Defensi\'e Ends, Quarterbacking:, and Centers; Joe Boring, Offensive and Defen ive Back-.. ROBERT LBRITTO One-Year f unior Letterman Halfback DICK BARLOW Three-Year enior Le11erma11 Halfba k WEAT A D CO CENT RATIO TYPIFY BULLDOG GAMES HERBY BRO , :\RD One-Year Junior Resen·e Lellerman Halfback \ITKE CARR One-Year ophomore Reseri·e Lellerman Tackle JAKE DAVID One-Year Junior Letterman Quarterback LUKE GUIDRY One-Year Junior Lellerman Guard ARTH R HA~1l\10i'i'D Two-Year Senior Lellerman Tackle DAVID HA RRIS One-Year ophomore Letlerman Guard PECT ATOR SPIRIT ADVANCE TEAM MORALE JT\L\1Y IIE SO:'\l ThrPe-Y ear enio1 Lellerman End DA Ill' T OnP-Year Junior Leiterman TaC'kle FRED KlRKSE\ One-Year Senior Leiter man Fullback CH i\ RI.ES LEW IS One-Year enior Lellerman End ER KI E LEL \TH One-Year Junior Leiferman Tackle H RLA . ELOl\ Three-Year enior Lellerman Halfback WILL POWER A D DRIVE CHARACTERIZE BULLDOGS J '11ES OVER TREET One-YPar Junior Lellerman End JI'l1MY PE I GTO Two-Year I unior Let1erman Fullback JERRY PHILLIPS One-Year Sophomore Letterman Tackle ALVI PRICE One-Year I unior Lellerman Guard SYD RU ELL One-Year] unior Letterman Center RICHARD IBLEY One· Year enior Letterman Guard A WAVE OF APPLAUSE TO THE FIGHTING BULLDOGS BILLY SIM Two-Year Senior Lellerman End JACK KOC Two-Year enior Lellerman Quarterback BUTCH MITH One-Year Senior Letterman End DICKIE ..\1ITH One-Year Senior Letterman Guard Picture of te\ e Bailey, Gary Bradshaw, and Haden Bourg not available. EDERLA D~6, ORA GE--7 Orange' \engeful Tiger prevailed over ed erland 7-6 at the final whistle. ederland had Skog and Pennington charging for first downs to enliven a push that started at the Bulldog 40 and ended in pay dirt. In total production. the Bulldoo-s registered 203 yard , a scant four more than Orange. 179 NEDERLAND DROPS FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON EDERLA D--41., FRE CH-8 French was a flat-footed victim of the airways when ederland winged-T general Jack Skog de cided to test the finesse of his favorite target, left end James Overstreet. That pair figured in four of the six Bulldog touchdowns, with fullback Jimmy Pennington-leader of the ground crew-adding two more. French, jarred loose from the ball by gang tackling that set up two first-quarter maneuvers to the goal, had its only counter-attack in Spencer White, who emerged with 84 yards. Skog in the final quarter lofted a pass to Over street at the 25 where the end, juggling the ball for two strides, was bound for home. This completed the final score making it 44-8. An alert Bulfalo blocks elson's path. EDERLA D-28, DEER PARK-20 Fullback Jimmy Pennington hammered for all four Bulldog touchdowns and, with Skog and Nelson, bore the brunt of ederland's ball controlling tactics. Deer Park had only 40 offensive plays to eder land's 69 but refused to let the Bulldogs control the scoreboard. The final core was 28-20. Sibley, Kirksey, and Barlow shake hands with DEER PARK Captains. EDERLAND-27, PORT ECHES-6 The Bulldogs scored in less than two minutes after re trieving a fumble, stalled a drive with another recovery, and went from there to a 27-6 victory over the Port eches Groves Indians. The Bulldogs applied the crusher in the third quarter, driving 63 yards to score and turning an Indian mistake into a lightning-like payoff. Skog scored twice, passed for two points, and directed an awesome ground game as the Bulldogs won the fifteenth decision in ancient rivalry. Jack Skog in the first quarter runs 17 yards for a fir t down. RECORD - SEVEN WINS, TWO TIES, ONE LOSS EDERLA D-1-l, SOLTH PARK-6 Projected into an eight-point lead by Jack Skog, the Bulldogs beat down two outh Park threat to hang on to a H-6 victory. Donald Jones scooted 21 yards for the outh Park touchdown. Richard Mc eill's pass mis ed Donahoe, and ederland held a 7-0 lead in the second half. With 90 econds remaining. elson recovered a fumble eating the Gr enies' doom. While carrying pigskin, Jake David drags OUTH PARK Greenie. EDERLA D-0, VIDOR-0 The game between ederland and Vidor ended in a 0-0 deadlock. The two clubs battled it out for 48 minutes without crossing either goal line, but the Pirates held a 2-1 edge in penetration and picked up 11 first downs to ederland' six. Eager Pirate attack Bulldog. EDERLA D-0. HU T VILL Skog mi sed by inches on an ill-fated payoff pitch in the first quarter. ending a re ounaing 70-yard ederland push and the night' biggest threat. The tall quarterback got H more on three carrie ; fullback Jimmy Pennington added five on two buck ; and halfback Dick Barlow contributed a three-yard gain to put it on the Hornet five, but all to no avail. Two more Bulldog corina opportunities went by the board in the second quar ter. kog and Pennington divided a 35-yard push help d by a roughing pe_nalty. The second half proved a uneventful. and the aame ended in a coreless deadlock. The controlling factor-rain! 181 TWELVE ENIORS HANG UP BLACJ AND GOLD UNIFORMS EDERLA D-14, JASPER-6 The ederland Bulldog courted Lady Luck while the Jasper Bulldog flirted with disaster, and the result wa a 21-0 ederland victory. Three times Jasper tried for a first down on the fourth and le than a yard to go. and three time they were turned back by the stout defensive le gion of Coach Kettler. Jasper threatened seriously only once in the second half. Late in the game, Jone hit three straight pa es for 41 yards, but Syd Rus ell played Johnny on-the- pot, and his interception with only 40 sec onds left on the clock iced the game for ederland. Center yd Rus ell advance for yardage again t the JA PER Bulldog-.. . EDERL . D-49. CO ROE-18 Regardless of the final district standings. the embattled Bulldogs had their fun at Conroe. Left halfback Harlan el on, who sped to 52 and 21-yard touchdown . may have enjoyed it the most. Before it was all over, elson had 143 yards in 13 carrie ; quarterback Jack Skog had three touch down ; Jimmy Pennington, a 43-yard touchdown run; and second unit halfback Robert Albritton re sponded to his only call of the night with a 46-yard dash to the double stripe. Fred Kirksey gives CO ROE a demon tration of pure strength. EDERLA D-27, SILSBEE-12 Jack Skog scored three time ; fullback Jim Pennington bulled for 87 yards; halfback Robert Albritton spruced up the assault with 65 more; and Harlan elson returned quick touchdown compliments with a 77-yard punt return scat. The other half of the story came from the entire Bulldog defensive cast. The game ended with a 27-18 fini h. Harlan clson leaves ILSBEE Tiger behind. SEVEN BULLDOGS CLAIM ALL-DISTRICT HONORS Honorable Mention All-State JACK KOG BILLY IM - JIMMY HE SO JAKE DAVID DICK BARLOW DA HU T ARTHUR HAMMO D 183 BLLLDOG "B" TEAM BRIGHTEN FUTURE PROSPECTS FIR T ROW: Alfred Weeks, Charles Robbins, Jimmy Fruge, Gary Sanderson, Steve Bailey, Buford Daggett, Darnell Richey; ECO D ROW: Tommy Harvard, Harold Kincaid, Leroy Den ni•, Frank King, :.1ike :.Iorgan, James Kemp, Jimmy Howard; THIRD ROW: Haden Bourg, Richard Ewing, Guy Haltom, :\1ickey Smith, Dave Miller, Jame DeCuir, Bobby Riley; FO RTH ROW: Charles :\fyers, Rick Hughes, Murphy Hingle, Larry Elliot, Max Kattner, Oati Shepard, George Richardson. :.IANAGER : Wiley Kitchens, Lamar Tyer, Lanny Kirkland, Gary Kauner, Ronnie onnier. 184 BULLDOGS T AJ(E TO THE HARDWOOD FOR ANOTHER RUGGED SEASON FIR T ROW: Mike Griffith, Robert Albritton, Paul trickland, Loran Mills, Dick Barlow, Mike John on, Nicky Reim ers. SECO D ROW: David Gotcher, Mickey mi th, Jerry Phillips, Guy Haltom, Jack kog, Jake David. 1960-61 Basketball Schedule ederland 34 Orange _ - . - 62 * ederland ------42 Hunt ville - ·---- 62 ederland 26 Orange ----- ·------50 * Nederland ------59 Vidor ------·- 34 ederland 31 Port eches -----· _ 33 * ederland - 56 Conroe ------46 eches ______48 ______46 ederland ------_37 Port * Nederland Vidor ------39 * ederland 45 Conroe ------51 * ederland ------36 Jasper ------53 ederland ______* ederland 60 ilsbee ------38 * 43 il bee -- - - 54 __ 32 * ederland Ja per ------34. * ederland ------42 Huntsville 66 * Denotes the district games_ 185 JACJ KOG RECEIVES ALL-DISTRICT HONORS BULLDOGS PLACE THIRD IN DISTRICT PLAYOFFS ROBERT ALBRITTO , One-Year DAVID GOTCHER, One-Year Junior Letterman ] unior Letterman MICKEY MITH, One-Year Sophomore Letterman 187 "B" SQUAD PLACE FIRST IN DISTRICT COACHE Dave mith, Dick Burnett. B Q AD- FIR T ROW: Donald Huckaby, Mike \!organ, Harold Kincaid. ECO D ROW: Walker Herrington, Dave Miller, Haden Bourg. Jack kog jumps with ILSBEE Tiger . Jack Skog is ready for action against the VIDOR Pirates. Jack kog retrieves ball from PORT ECHE Indians. GOLF TEAM PLACES THIRD IN DISTRICT TE NI FIRST ROW: James Miller, Don Duran, Don Popken, Floyd Harper. SECO D ROW: Jerry Reed, Bill Bugna, Jerry Meadow, Coach Melvin Serre. GOLF- FIRST ROW: Darrell Hollis, Marvin ewman, Guy Hallom. SECO D ROW: John mith, Bill Bugna, Coach Dave mith. 189 NEDERLAND PLACES THIRD IN DISTRICT TRACI( MEET F1R T ROW: Bobby Riley, Otis Sheppard, Bubba Tyer, Steve Bailey, Bill Harper, Robert Albritton, Frankie King, Don Brand. SECO D ROW: Gary Sander on, Larry Elliot, Mike Morgan, Charles ~leyer, Pete Bayard, David Harri , Don La Grone, Jack Pool. THIRD ROW: Coach Hawthorne, Hayden Bourg, Jake David, Mickey Smith, Guy Haltom, Jerry Phillips, Jimmy Henson, Mike Griffith, Coach Burnett. DI TRICT 3AAA TRACK MEET BROAD JUMP-Fifth Place, Otis heppard. 880-YARD DASH-Third Place, Mike Griffith. HIGH J MP-Third Place, Larry Elliot. 410-YARD DASH-First Place, Jake David. DISCU Fourth Place, Hayden Bourg. 440-YARD RELAY-Second Place, Steve Bailey, Bobby Riley, Bubba Tyer, Otis heppard. HIGH HURDLE ixth Place, Jame Overstreet. 220-YARD DASH-Fifth Place, Steve Bailey. LOW HURDLE~- econd Place, Robert Albritton; Fi/ th Place, Mickey mi th. 100-YARD DA H-Fourth Place, Bobby Riley; Sixth Place, teve Bailey. MILE RELAY econd Place, Bobby Riley, Bill Harper, Larry Elliot, Jl:lke David. MILE R - ixth Place, Don Brand. 190 EIGHT BULLDOGS GO TO REGIONAL MEET IN HOUSTON FAT MA 'S RELAY: David Harris, Don LaGrone, 440-YARD RELAY: Bobby Riley, Otis Sheppard, Jerry Phillips, Hayden Bourg. Bubba Tyer, Steve Bailey. 440-YARD DASH: Bill Harper, Jake David, Larry 100-YARD DASH: Bobby Riley, Otis Sheppard, Elliott. teve Bailey. 220-YARD DASH: Bubba Tyer, Steve Bailey. 880-YARD DASH: Peter Bayard, Mike Griffith. 191 BULLDOGS SHOW STRENGTH AND ENDURANCE IN TRACI( SJ(JLLS IILE RELAY: Jake David, Bill Harper, Larry ONE MILE RU Mike Morgan, Don Brand, Charles Elliott, Bobby Riley. Meyer. .....- __ _ HIGH JUMP: Otis Sheppard, Larry Elliott, Guy BROAD JUMP: Otis Sheppard, Bubba Tyer, Larry Elliott. Haltom. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES: Mickey Smith, James 180-YARD LOW HURDLES: Robert Albritton, Mickey Overstreet. Smith. 192 BULLDOG TRACJ(STERS SHOW PROMISE FOR THE 1962 TRACI( SEASON POLE VAULT: Jack Pool, Frankie King. HOT-PUT: Jerry Phillips, David Harris, Gary Sanderson. DI C : DAVID HARRIS, Hayden Bourg, Don TRACK COACHES: Dick Burnett, Jack Haw LaGrone. thorne. Jake David glides in first in 440-Yard Dash. 193 BULLDOGS PLACE SECOND IN DISTRICT BASEBALL FIR T ROW: Jack ko g, Dickie mith, Dick Barlow, Harlan Nelson, icky Reimers, James Metcalf, Paul Strickland. ECOND ROW: Luke Guidry, George Bryant, Lanny Kirkland, Jake David, Mike John on, Robert Albritton, Harold Kincaid. THIRD ROW : Mike Morgan, Billy Blankenship, Darnell Richey, Don Hendricks, Guy Haltom, teve Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Coach Kalinec, teve Harvell, Dwight Thacker, Otis Sheppard, Jim Farris, Earl Richard, Don Montgomery, Coach Boring. 1961 DISTRICT AND PLAY-OFF GAMES March 10-- ·ederland______------5 Orange ------· ------6 March 14-- Tederland. ______:_ 10 outh Park . ··------1 March 20--Neder land.. ____ ------1 Port Arthur ------9 March 21- eder land______6 Port eches ------3 March 24- Ted.erlancL __ ------0 outh Park _ ------3 March 27- ederland______4 Port Arthur _ ------2 March 28- ederland ______------2 Port eches .. ______22 March ederland ------3 French ------4 April ederland ______------4 French ------10 April eder land______4 Vidor __ ·------3 April ederland..______3 Jasper ------6 April 20-- r ed_!!rland ______. 2 Vidor -· ------3 April 25- ederland ______7 ilsbee ------·---·------______6 April 27-Nederland..______7 Jasper ------6 May 2-Nederland______------3 Sil bee ------·- 5 194 BULLDOGS WIN SIX - LOSE NINE DICK BARLOW JAKE DAVID Third Bae Fir t Bae Three-Year enior One-Year Junior Letterman Letterman BILLY IM DICKIE MITH econd Base Center Field Two-Year Senior Two-Year Senior Letterman Letterman JACK SKOG Pitcher . ~ r Three-Year Senior ~ . -'" . "'. Letterman J(OG PACES THE DISTRICT IN HITTING AND PITCHING ROBERT ALBRITIO Left Field Two-Year Junior Lettem1an LUKE GUIDRY Pitcher Two-Year Junior Letterman EARL RICHARD Catcher Two-Year Junior Letterman JAME METCALFE Short Stop One-Year Senior Letterman DO :\10NTG0'.\1ERY Right Field One-Year Sophomore Letterman TEVE HARVILL Catcher One-Year Junior Letterman BULLDOGS COP THIRD IN DISTRICT BASEBALL Dick Barlow !(!ides in for a hom e run a gain ~ t SILSBEE. SIL BEE Tiger attacks third ba•e. Will Dick Barlow put him out? 197 ADVERTISEMENTS We hope our reader realize How many firms adverti e In our yearbook every year; All their name are li ted here. ll th mon y that th y pay For their ad will pave the way For a better yearbook for everyone, So visit their tores, be t under the un. Plea e read our ad with pecial care. You'll find the common; you'll find the rare. All that one could po ibly wish, From bolt and nut to oup in a di h. 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He's going to take our picture! 224 INDEX ADMI ISTRATION Martin, George--16 Minaldi, Beverly-20, 224 Barras, orine--12 Peacock,Joe--20, 75, 154 Bourque, Johnny Penrod, Peggy-15 Brady, Edna-11 Pool, Della-15, 69 Brown, Gloria-12 Rogers, James-16 Fiedler, Joe-10, 46, 171 Rowe, Yvonne--21 Gil on, Claude Sewell, Welch-17 McGaffey, Elaine--12 Smith, Joel-174, 175, 186, 14 McGill, Harold-11 Stuchlik, La ell-21 Perryman, Mary-12 Tannert, William-17 Raine , Ralph Tomlin, Betty Lou-22 Ritchie, Betty-11 Vilha, W. E.-19, 76, 224 Spruill, Anne--12 Watts, Geraldyn-21 tovall, Annie--12 Weeren, Jack-22 Strickland, Orland-159, 171, 8 Williams, Mavis--80, 13 Thomas, Charles-10 Youngblood, Lester-22 Thornell, Roxie--9, 12, 89, 13 SENIORS FACULTY Armstr0ng,Nancy-27,82,85, 112, 116, 156, 168, 169, 171 Aaron, Monte--16 Arnaud, Walter-27, 87 Anderson, Eleanor-73, 14 Arnold, Fred-27, 91, 92 Arm trong, Mary Tom-18 Bailey, Dema-27 Broussard, L. J.-19 Barlow, Dick--46, 26, 70, 104, 107, 110, 112, 116, 148, Boring, Joe--18, 17 4, 175, 194 164, 171, 174, 175, 180, 181, 183, 185, 186, 194, Burnett, H. R.-20, 174, 175, 186, 190, 193 195, 197 Bushnell, Bobbie-18 Bass, J ohn-27 Chambless, Hazel--65, 68, 64, 163, 167, 171, 14 Bean, Reginald-27, 69 Cook,Bowden-11, 174, 175,224 Beck, Beverly-27, 68, 81, 117, 171 Cook, W. L.-21 Bellow, Linda-26,28,82,90,91,92,93,97,98,107, Day, John-18 112, 116, 142, 156, 158, 160, 171 Fleming, Ernestine--15 Bellue, Peggy-28, 84, 128, 138, 148, 151, 159, 166, Gleason, Naomi-13 171 Go s, Robert-19 Bernard, Margaret-28, 171 Guarnere, Elizabeth-15 Blackman, Lillie--28 Hawthorne,Jack-20, 174, 175, 190, 193,224 Bosman, Barbara-28, 89, 171 Houchen, Marilyn-17 Boudreaux,Frances--28, 74,85, 131, 166 Jordan, Charles--16 Bradshaw, Gary-28, 171 Kelly, Orville--17, 91, 92, 94, 96, 98, 99 Brinkley, Betty-26, 46, 28, 70, 71, 85, 112, 117, 156, Kettler, Elwood-11, 174, 175 157, 168, 171 Lively, Marie--68, 72, 13 Brock, Charlene--29, 74 McClure, Billie--81, 13 Bro\vn,Becky-29, 70, 71,82, 146, 171 McGaffey, Jack-14 Burns,Judith-29,80,82, 116, 143, 171 225 Campbell. Judy-29. 82, 166, 168 Jarrell. L}nn 31. 91. 92. 93. 101. 166. 169 Carbaugh, andy-29,46, 145, 171 John on,Jean-34,69. 74. 120, 16~. 166 Christian, Susanne-49, 29, 80, 89 Johnston. Joe-34, 45, 166 Coates, Linda-29, 89 Kay. Anne-35, 70. 71. 81, 112. 157 Corbello, Wanda-5, 29, 6.i, 65 66, 83, 84, 105, 159, Kelly. Betty-35. 73, 75, 91. 93 163 166, 171 Kie!'.Chnick. Elmer-35. 120 Couch, Dianne-30, 68, 81 Kirby, Prudence-35. 81, 120, 139. 189 Cowart, Jerry-30, 171 Kirkpatrick, Karen-35, 89, 91, 92 Cowgill, Jerry-30 Kirksey, Fred-35. 70. 71. 76, 112. 157. 162. 177. Crawford, W anda-30, 89 180, 182 Daggett, Colleen-30, 68, 72, 73, 75, 86, 91, 92, 112, Lane, Roy Pat .%, 116 114, 118 LaPoint, Jimmy-35. 76, 91, 93, 97. 163, 166 Davis, Charlotte---30, 69, 74 Lee, Bulinda-36, 68. 85, 115, 166 Die , David-30, 68. 86 Lewis, Charle 36, 174, 177 Dowden, Brenda-30, 67 Lewis. Glenda-36, 82, 144, 162, 166 Duplant, Bootsie---31, 141, 174 Litchfield, Barbara-36, 112 Ealy, Harriet-31, 91, 93 Lofton, Billy-36, 91. 93 Elliott, herry-31 Lowrey, Horace---36, 46 Fabre, Rudy-31, 147, 160 McCloy, Liz-36, ·16, 68, 70, 85, 112, 138, 1W,157. Foxworth, Larice---31, 64, 65, 66, 85, 112, 114, 161, 166 163, 168, 171 McDonald. Jeep-26, 36, 46, 73, 76, 8 l, 91. 110. 112. French, Carolyn-31, 91, 93, 118, 171 121, 129, 142, 151, 159, 166, 168, 189 Gaspard,Joan-26,31,68, 75,86,91,93,97, 100, 106, McFarland, Joe---37, 4-6, 162 119, 146 McGlaun, Dori -37, 46, 69, 71, 80 Goss, Marion-31, 91, 93, 95, %, 98, 162, 189 Mar hall Alton-37, 46, 73, 76, 91, 93, 108. 112. 115. Griffin, Dale---32, 119, 145, 151, 159, 174 121, 171 Griffith, Mike---32, 112, 119, 185, 186, 190, 191 Martin, Ronnie-37, 46, 76 Hackley,Katie---32,67,68, 76,82, 189 Marvel, Judy-37, 46 Hammock, Mary Ann-32, 64, 65, 66, 84, 160, 163, May, Charlott 37, 46, 85, 137, 140, 166, l~O 166, 168 Meadows, Jerry-37, 189 Hanunonds,Arthur-32, 170, 174, 176, 183 Metcalf, James-37, 14 i, 166, 191, 196 Harris,Loretta-32,67,91,93 Miller, Jame -.'38, 189 Hawthorne, Linda-32, 64, 65, 78, 79, 112, 114, 126, 138, 148, 155, 156, 159, 161, 163, 165, 166 Monk, Janice---38, 69. 89, 91. 92, 112, 121 Haynes, Pat-32, 141 Montgomery, Gwen-38, 68 Hebert, Ronald-33, 45 Moore, Rita-38, 70, 71, 83, 84, 121, 138, 159, 161, 166, 167 Hellweg, Mary Ann-33, 133, 165, 166 Myers, Amelia-38, 92, 93, 99, 112, 168 Henderson, Dudley-33, 120 agle, Minnie---38 Henson,Jinuny-33,145, 150, 174, 177, 183, 190 eely, Sandra-38, 74 Hicks, Stewart-33 elson, Harlan-38, 70, 71, 96, 144, 157, 170. 174. Hilley, Charlene---33, 83, 85, 91, 93, 99, 112, 159, 164, 177, 180, 181, 182, 194 168 oone, Jimmy-39 Hopkins, uzi-33 Patton, Wayne---39 Hudson,Joyce---33,89,91,92,93 Paulu . Rose Ellen-39, 46, 78, 79, 112, 127. 147, Huffman, Billy-34, 68, 72, 73, 87 155, 161, 163, 166, 169 Hughes, J ames-34, 64, 65 Perkins, Virginia-39, 83, 85, 112, 159, 167 Hutchinson, Leonard-34 Pleasant, Mary-39, 85, 122, 156 Irby, Kay-34, 67, 82 Pugh, elda-39, 67, 80 James,Jeri-34, 74,91,92,93,99, 166, 164 Rahar, Linda-39, 80 226 Redmond. lar) 10. 85. 168 J IOR Reed,Jerry- 10.68, 71. 76, 112. 150, 157. 160. 189 Reimers. icky-IO, n. 76, 112. 113. 185. 19-1 Albrilton, Robert-18. 113, 17 L 175. 182. 185. 187, 190, 192, 191, 196 Rice, Doroth) ~ JO. 82. 91 A hworth, Dorothy-48. 73. 75 Ripley, Barbara--40, 85. 112. 122, 166, 168 Au tin, Sherry 8, 8-1, 151 Robin, Ann-40 Jo Barclay, andra-48, 91, 93 Robinson. Martha Dell-,10. 81 Ba , Mary-48 Rochelle. Warren-rn Bass, Maxine-48. 74 Roebuck, Mary Ann- 11 Bateman, andy~ lB, 70, 73. 75, 76. 82, 93, 97 98 Sain, Judy-11, 122 113, 117, 157 ' ' Sapp, David-41. 171 Bayard, Peter-48, 70. 71, 76, 117, 190. 191 cott. BctLy~lL 123 B a ley, Mignonne--18 elf, Pat~ll, 26. 68, 73, 76, 8-1, 112, 123, 166 Blanken hip. Billy-48, 191 ibley, Richard-41, LJ5, 140, 146, 166 170 171 174 Bod muller, Marie-18 72, 75, 82, 8.J:, 91, 93, 97 113 178 180 ' ' ' ' ' Bollman. Ro mari 18. 75. 76. 81, 129. 159, 166 imoneaux, Gaydell-41 Bourque, Claude nn-48, 81. 160 Sims, Bill) - '11, 112, 123, U7, 162, 174, 179, 183, 195 Brand,Don-48,68, 190, 192 kinner. Janell-42, 74 Branham, Pat-48, 80 Skog,Jack-42, 1-12. 161, 17-1, 179, 180. 181 182. 183. Broussard, Herby-48, 174, 176 185, 186. 188, 191. 195 Brou ard, Mary--48, 74 m~h,Bu~h · 2. 112.113.174,179 Brown, Bert-48 Smith, Dallas-42, 133, 163, 165 Bryant, George-48, 194 mith, Dicki -42, 166. 171. 179. 186, 194, 195 Butler, Gene-49, 117 Smith, J ohn-42, 189 Cate , E. C.-49 Stampley, J ackie-42 Champagne, Raymond--19, 76 tampley, Jimmy-42, 166 Chance, orma--'19 Stancil. Marianne-43, 70, 71, 84, 112, 137. 139. 147. 161, 166, 167 , Chatelain, John-49 telly, Jane-43 Chilek, John~19 Stelly, Jeanette-43 Christian, Lewi~.9 terling. Roy-43, 91, 92, 96, 101 Cohrt, Carol-49, 68, 69, 7-1, 80, 89 trickland. Paul-43, 185, 19.J: Colvin, Grady-49, 117 tutzman, Janis-43, 68, 112 Concienne, Gayle-49, 78, 79, 155, 156, 164 166 168 169 ' ' ' Thibodeaux, Darrell-43 Conner, Joanne-4-9, 89 Tiner, Kenneth-43, 96, 135, 148, 151, 159, 162, 163 Cook, Bonnie-49, 74 Tucker, Jimmy-4.J:, 91, 92, 96 Cook,Cheryl-49,82,68, 113, 130, 159 Tuohy,John-44, 72 Cornelius, Glenda 9, 82, 92, 95 Watrous, Linda-44 Crusenberry, Bonnie--19, 67, 8-1, White, Elizabeth-41, 89, 91, 92 Daggett, Buford-49, 118, 181 Whitman, Phoebe-44, 81, 156, 166 David, Jake-49, 111, 113, 118, 133, 163, 164, 165, Wilson, Mike--44, 68, 75, 70, 71, 86, 106, 11.J., 123, 174, 176, 183, 186, 181, 185, 190, 191, 192, 193, 157 194, 195 Woods, Carolyn---44, 6-1., 65, 78, 79, 127, 138, 143, 156, Davi , Linda Carol-49 161, 163, 166, 169 Denton, Jimmy-49 Woody, George---4-! Dominque, Andrea-49 Wright, Anna-45, 73, 76, 84, 91, 92, 97, 109, 112, 123, 143, 171 Doornbos, Peggy Jo-49, 80, 82 Young, Gayle-45, 69, 74 Dorsey, J ames-49 Zeigler, Darlene--15, 69, 74 Dowden, Bill-49, 76 227 Dowd n, Ralph- 19. 69. 91. 93. 118 Kanner Max 51, 70, 71, 76. 181 Duga . Alcee---!9 Kelley, Gerald-SI Duplant. Joan~19, 71 King, Frankie-SI, 18-1, 190, 193 Edgar. ~1ary-J.9, 166. 189 Kirkland. Lanny-SI, 181, 191 Elliolt. Larry 9, 181, 190, 191. 192 Kitchens, Wiley-SI, 73, 76, 181 Ermel. Ronnie-19. 76 Knight, Carol-SI, 68, 80, 189 £,,ing, Richard-19. 181 LaCrox. Lucy- SI Fabre. Beverly 9, 68. 8S. 167, 170 LaPoint. Peggy-SI, 48, 90, 91, 92, 9-1. 9S, 96, 97. Farri , Jimmy- 19. 91. 92, 97. 101. 191 98, 13S, 1S6, 1S8, 160, 166 For man. hirley- 19. 71, 166 Leysath. Erskin Sl, 120, 171, 177 Fowler. Je sie--f 228 Reed, Julie-52, 61, 65, 68, 76, 81, 91, 93, 96, 98, Wil on, Betty-53. 69 113, 111, 157, 160, 163 Wil on, Jack Robert-53 Reimer , Lynn-52, 73, 89, 157 Worthy, Martha-53. 65. 6-1, 68. 82. 3-J.. 113. 11-L Richard , Earl-52, 166, 174, 194-, 196 166, 169 Richard on, Charlolt 52, 68, 80 Wyble, Mary Ellen-53, 85, 113, 166, 169 Richard on, Judy-52, 78, 79, 113, 155, 156, 161, 161, 166, 168, 169 Rienslra, Rita-52, 70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 90, 91, 92, 93. SOPHOMORE 97, 111, 113, 133, 156, 157, 158, 163, 164, 166 Robert , Barbara-52, 6-1, 65, 78, 113, 114, 137, 155, Adams, ancy-54, 91, 93, 135 156, 161, 164, 166, 168, 169 Bailey, Steve-54, 134, 149, 18-1, 190, 191, 191 Rochelle, Hal-52 Barclay, Mary-51, 92 Rode, Ginger-52, 82 Barclay, Robert-54 Roebuck, Leroy-52 Barfield, Barbara-54, 74 Russell, yd-52, 70, 71, 73, 113, 149, 169 174 178 182 ' ' ' Barrilleaux, Janet-54 Ryder,Ginger-52,91,82,92, 113, 122 Bas, Ann-54 Bea ley, Donna-5 229 Dangerfi Id, Gary-SS. 91, 92. 100 Hanley, Dorothy-S6, 80 Da\is. Donna-SS, 69 Hanle), Terry-S6 Davi, Vernice-SS Hannah, Carolyn-S6 Dea on, Paul-SS Harbison, Erni S6. 68 Decuir, Jam -SS, 181 Harbison, Judy-S6, 80 Delahou aye, Clara-SS, 81. 82 Harm en, Doc-S6 Dennis, ] am -SS Harper, David-S7 Denni ,LeRoy-SS. 181 Harper, Robert-S7. 162. 163 Denton, Dixie-SS Harris, David-S7, 174, 176. 190. 191, 193 Dixon, Ra) mond-SS Harvill, Wanda-S7 Domec, Judith-SS, 77, 82, 90, 92, 98, 138, lSO, 1S8, Havard, Bobby-S7. 77 166 Havard, Tornm)-S7, 77. 181 Dowden, Benny-SS Hawkin, Gary-S7 Dowden, John-SS, 69, 7S, 189 Headrick, Billy-S7 Drabek, Rudy-SS Hebert, Judy-Sl, SI. 80, 120. 189 Dri kell, Kerry-SS Herrin, Bobby-S7 Duran, Don-SS, lSl, 189 Herrin herry-S 7 Erwin. ue-S6, 7S, 118 Hibbert, Paulitte-S7 Eagleson, Elizabeth-SS, 68, 69, 80, 82 Hick . Benita-S7, 82 Farri , Dianne-S6, 91, 92 Hin on, Thomas-S7 Feidler, Denni -S6, 77 Hoffman, Lovinia-S7 Fleming, Joanna-S6, 72, 73, 91. 93. 118 Holden, Jaton-S7, 73 Fleming, Pete-S6 Hollier, 1elba-S7, 81 Fowler, Janice-S6, 74, 80, 93, 166 Hollis, Darrell-S7, 93, 189 Foxworth, Alton-S6, 163 Holstine, Bolen-S7 French,Johnny-S6, 77 Holstine, Pat y-S7, 81, 166 Frisby, Jackie-S6, 74 Hopkins, Rebecca-S7, 74 Fruge, Jimmy-S6. 77, 18t Horne, Bobby-S7 Fuller. Claudia-S6, 61, 90, 91, 92, 93, 9S, 1S6, 1S8, Howard, Jimmy-S7, 184 166 Huckaby, Ronnie-S7, 91, 93, 97, 100 Fuller, Linda-S6 91, 93, 9S, 119 Hughes, Danny-S7 Gallagher, Trudence-S6, 80 Hughe , Richard-S7, 18-J.. Gallier William-S6 Humphrie , Gary-S7 Gannaway, Robbie-S6, 81 Jacob , Judy-S7 Gaspard,Joyce-S6,91,92, 100 Johnson,Lynn-S7,81 Gibson, Jani -S6,61, 7S,81, 141, 166 Kattner, Gary-S7, 184 Gleason, 1aomi-S6, 73, 91, 93, 119. 189 Keene, Tommy-S7,92,98 Good II, G-ene-S6, 77 Kelly, Linda ue-S7 Goodwin, Oiarles-S6 Kelly, Males-S7, 93 Gos , Charles-S6 Kemp, Dean-S7, 77, 184 Graham, JoAnn-S6. 81 Kincaid, Harold-S7, 181, 188, 19.J. Gribnau. Ruth-S6. 81 King, Charle -S8 Hailey, Gloria-S6, 69, 72, 7S, 91, 93. 100 Knight, Robert-S8 Halbert, Arli -S6 LaGrone,D n-S8.91,92, 116, 190, 191, 193 Haltom, Guy-S6, 70, 71, 184, 18S, 189, 162, 190, 192, 194 187 Lang, Janet-S8, 69, 82 Hammer, Fred-S6 Latiolai , Evelyn-S8, 68 Hanley, Carolyn-S6 70, 71, 81, 166 LeBlanc, Linda-S8 230 Lucas, Jame -58 Rienstra, Doris-59, 70, 71, 73, 91, 93, 98 Lumkin, Howard-58 Riley,Bobby-59,184, 190, 191, 192 McCullough,Patty-58,61,80, 129, 166 Risinger, J ames-59 McKenzie, Richard-58 Robbins, Charles-59, 184 McLemore, Elaine---58, 69, 73, 81 Romero, Fred-59, 91, 92, 95, 101 Martin, Ilene---58, 91, 93 Rose, Clifford-59 Martin, Ronda-58, 75, 80, 82 Rowland, Charlene-59, 122 Maxwell, Marsha-58, 80, 132, 163, 165, 166 Sanders, Elwin-59, 69, 77 Mead, William-58 Sanderson,Gary-61, 132, 163, 165,184, 190, 193 Menard, Pat-58, 81 cale , Ralf-59 Metreyeon,Danny-58, 163 Sheppard,Otis-59, 77, 184, 190, 191, 192, 194 Miller, Dayjd-58, 162, 184, 188 Sherrnan,Linda-59,81 Miller, Jana-58, 75 Sistrunk, Rita-59, 91, 93 Miller, Linda-58 Skinner, Billy-77 Miller, Veronica-58 Smith, Carl-59, 123 Monk, Karen-58, 91 Smith, Edward-59, 91, 92 Montagne, Joyce---58 Smith, Mickey-59, 70, 71, 92, 94, 98, 184, 185, 187, 192 Montgomery, Don-58, ~94, 196 Sparks, Jim.rny-59 Morgan,Mickey-58,91, 190 Spencer,Sharon-6,91,93 Morgan, Mike---58 Stampley, Gary-60, 77 Morri on, Lurline---58 StCyr, Oaydene-59, 68 Mouton, Donald-58, 93, 101 Sterling, James-60 Neely, Don-58 Stilley, Harold-60, 160 Nichols, J udith-58 Teaters, Terry-60, 69 Nicholson, Jimmy-58 Terry, Helen-60 Noblitt, Wayne--58, 97, 98, 91 Thacker, Dwight-60, 194 O'Callaghan, Pat-58, 91, 94 Theriot, Delbert-60 O'Neal, Sharon-58, 74, 89 Thomp on, J oe---54, 60, 162 Orr, Lindley-58, 75, 160 Timmons,Jimmy-60 Oswalt, Cathy-59, 72, 74, 169 Tobey, ue-60 Otey, Fred-59 Tribe , Andrew, Jr.-60, 61 Overton, Bobbie---59 Tucker, Aubrey-60, 61, 75, 91, 92 Parrish, Larry-59, 61 Tong, Carolyn-60 Phillips, Jerry-59, 70, 71, 162, 163, 174, 178, 185, 187, 190, 191, 193 Tyson,Jay-60,92, 101 Popken,Don-59,91,92, 189 Velosgiez, Robert-60 Porter, Catherine---59, 68 Viatore, Georgia-60, 81 Pratt,George---59,91,92 Vincent, Otis-60 Pruitt, Linda-59, 74, 81 VonCannon,Dixie-60,68,81,82 Pugh, Gayle---59, 73, 81, 89 White, Judy-60, 91, 92 Quinn, Sandra-59, 122 Whitted, Marlis-60, 80, 82 Ramsey, Charlene---59, 73, 91, 93, 189 William , Harry-54, 60, 70, 75, 123 Reed, Alice---59 Williams, ancy-60, 81 Reed,Alinda-59, 74,91,93,98 Willis, ina-60 Reeves, Glenda-59 Wininger, Dennis-60 Richard, Albert-59, 77 Womack, Edith-60, 69, 74, 164 Richardson, George---59, 184 Woods, C. A.-60 Richey, Darnell-59, 61, 122, 184, 194 Wright, Martha-61, 80, 89 231 ~ T~:l~~d ' ~~=~~~~~~~re ~~~:~~Y YEAOIOOK! ~