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Best Wishes Smiths Bluff Refinery The Pure Oil Co. The 1965 PILOT Volume XXXI Presented by the Pilot Staff Nederland High School Nederland, Texas A pause. We turn and take A backward glance at Our year past. We behold ... A profusion of memories. The record has been written. We are proud. And we are happy that our Fortunes let us walk This way. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration .... 6 Seniors .............. 24 Activities .......... 62 Honor ................ 76 Favorite ....... ..... 98 Juniors ............ 124 Sophomores .... 136 Sports .............. 150 Organizations .. 182 Ads ................ 216 3 Words cannot express the respect and gratitude of everyone, past and present, toward a man that has been counselor, teacher, and friend. With thankful hearts, we, the 1965 staff dedicate the PILOT to Assistant Principal Charles L. Thomas. Understanding • • • 6 HAPPINESS Is Being on the Right Side of the Red Pencil 7 Superintendent: E. H. McKenzie 8 BOARD OF TRUSTEES SEATED: Fred Ewing, Vice-President; Amidee Morgan, President; Lonnie Smith, Secretary. STANDING: R. 1. Harmon, E. H. Holst, Clyde Brown, Jack Fleming. Ralph Raines, Business Manager Administration Eugene A. Todd, Ph.D. Assistant Superintendent for Instruction 9 A d m • I n • I s t r a t 0 r s PRINCIPAL Mr. Joe Fiedler ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL COUNSELOR 10 Mr. Charles Thomas Mr. Malcolm Dow 0 f f • cI e s t a Secretary, Registrar: Attendance Clerk: Edna Brady f Betty Ritchie f Superintendent's Secretary: Mary Perryman Business Manager's Secretary: Jean Metreyeon Bookkeeper: Anne Spruill Assistant Superintendent's Secretary: Gloria Brown Tax Collector: Johnny Bourque Business Office Clerk: Tax Assessor: Don Lout; Tax Clerks: Lorene Key, Annie Zelda Daigle Stovall II CHARLES SIMMONS MICKEY DOMINY CARL CRAVEN Northwestern State of La. B.S. Lamar B.B.A. Lamar B.S. Algebra II, Advanced Math Journalism, Math Trigonometry Geometry Advanced Math ADELYN PRATI ROBERT ENSMINGER AUDLEY DRY Lamar B.S. Lamar B.S. Lamar B.S. Business Arithmetic Advanced Arithmetic Algebra II, Geometry Geometry Algebra I General Math Mathematics Math teaches you to think. People who have worked problems in a math class know just how true that state­ ment is. Taking math is more than just learning to work problems mechanically. In the three year course offered at NHS, a student has an opportunity to become well acquainted with algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and business math. For those who want to wade deeper into mathematics, the advanced courses are offered. JOYCE BARRET ROBERT L. GOSS NYLDS HINCH Northwestern B.S. Stephen F. Austin M.A. Lamar B.S. Chemistry I, Biology I Biology I, II Chemistry I, 11 Student Council Sponsor s c • I e n c e DAVID RUMBO L. J. BROUSSARD East Texas State B.S. Stephen F. Austin M. Ed. Biology I Biology I, II; Physics Jn order to help solve the mysteries of our environ­ ment and physical world, the Science Department offers more specialized courses than just the required biology. You can also take anatomy, chemistry, and physics. 13 BERTHA YORK ERNE Tl E FLEMING GLORIA NOEL Sam Houston B.S. Stephen F. Austi n B.S. Mc eese B.A. Senior English Business English Junior English Pilot Sponsor Quill & Scroll Sponsor GRACE WOLF BETTY GUARNERE Lamar B.S. Abilene Christian B.S. Junior English Junior English FTA Sponsor English To every one of us, English is a tool for living. We learn more about the writing and speaking of our lan­ guage and we come to appreciate more the things that this skill can do for us . The joy and satisfaction of increased understanding is ours as we learn to create in the realm of the imagination an<l to express our scattered thoughts in organized ideas and opinions. DELLA POOL FERN PAULUS North Texas State M .Ed . Lamar B.A. Sophomore English Sophomore English 14 F L 0 a r n e g • I u g a n g e s Presidents tour foreign continents; mis­ sionaries explore remote islands. Through­ out the world, people are constantly com­ ing into contact with each other. What one factor is the key to their increasing har­ mony? The knowledge and understanding of foreign languages. DOROTHY BURRIS ELEANOR ANDERSON GEORGE MARTIN Texas University B.S. Northern State Teachers College B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.A ., M.A. Spanish I Latin I, II; Club Sponsor panish I, II, III 15 TRAVIS GIBSON OONNAMOYE DIANE BOWLIN Lamar B.S. Lamar B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.A. American History Civics, Economics American History s s 0 t c u • I d • a I I e s ·ou JOE PEACOCK A ~-. - "" :: Lamar B.S. I • t.~ Civics, Economics American History, Speech E Drama Club Sponsor The study of social science, be it history or moder~ problems, has no equal in teaching understanding and appreciation. By seeing the mistakes of the past, future ones may be avoided. Studying our true American heritage is a rich and rewarding experience. In this department are four divisions: band, choral, reading, and art. The highlight of the band year is the U.I.L. contest in April. The choir presents many enjoyable concerts and, for the first time, the Senior members will re­ ceive jackets. The library is necessary to the school because of its facilities needed for long hours of study. Last, but not least, is art in which a student ex­ presses his creative talents. ORVILLE A. KELLY E. W. WOODROME F East Texas State M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin B.A., M.Ed. • Band Director Choir Director I n e A r t s DOROTHY RYLAND DIANNA SINCLAIR Lamar B.S. Baylor B.A. Art, Arts and Crafts, Librarian, Library Club Sponsor Art Club Sponsor 17 CLAUDINE MAJORS JANE McCOLL M MARY ARMSTRONG Stephen F. Austin B.S. Lamar B.S . Baylor B.S. Physical Education, GIS Physical Education Physical Education Sponsor, Westernaire Sponsor GIS Sponsor, Health GIS Sponsor Anchor Club Sponsor RAY PURKERSON NEAL MORGAN ROGER JOLLY University of Houston M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin B.S . Lamar B.S. Drivers Education, Sports . Physical Education Drivers Education Sports Physical Education Physical Education GENE HENDERSON GEORGE BOAL BEN HURT Texas A&M B.S. Texas Christian B.S. Middle Tennessee State M.A. Athletic Director American History Physical Education Physical Education, Sports PAT JOHNSON Lamar B.S. Drivers Education Physical Education Sports The activities of this department are chosen in regard to human growth, development, and behavior. In teaching sports, these teachers stress cooperation, and sportsman­ ship. Organizations sponsored by the department are: G.l.S., football, basketball, tennis, baseball, track. Vocations LESTER YOUNGBLOOD Stephen F. Austin M.Ed. Woodworking JOHN TAYLOR JACK WEEREN JAMES McCARTY Sam Houston State Teachers College M.Ed. Texas A&M, M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Arts and Crafts General Metals Trade Vocational Agriculture VIC Sponsor Vo. Ag. Sponsor 20 GERALD LYN WATIS KATHERINE FRAZIOR ROXIE THORNELL Stephen F. Austin B.S. Texas Women's University B.A. School Nurse Homemaking, FHA Sponsor Homemaking, FHA Sponsor VERA LeBLANC FRANCIS LANGSTON ]AMES E. LANE Nurse, FNA Sponsor School Nurse Special Education This department provides many opportunities for the students. Homemaking offers the necessary knowledge in cooking, sewing, good grooming, and family relations. Through careful planning, woodcraft, metalcraft, me­ chanical drawing, and agriculture are taught for fu­ ture use in careers. 21 MA VIS WILLIAMS Stephen F. Austin B.S. Secretarial Training Typing II Pep Squad Sponsor NORMA HYATI BILLIE McCLURE NAOMI GLEASON Lamar B.B.A. Stephen F. Austin B.B.A. West Virginia M.A. Typing I Typing II, Shorthand I, II Bookkeeping I, II Pep Squad Sponsor F.T.A. Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor This department attempts to place the students in the Business best possible positions as well as to train them for the best possible jobs. Besides typing, shorthand, and book­ keeping, secretarial training is offered. 22 Mrs. Dies, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Boutin, Mrs. McCauley, Mrs. McAlvain, Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Griffith. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Julius Trahan, Mr. A. V. Hall Mrs. Fredrick Mrs. Miles Mrs. Creel Mrs. Swain Mrs. Carr Mrs. Erwin Mrs. Harris DIETICIAN: Mrs. Zillah Smith Kitchen and Janitorial Staff Mrs. Sattler, Mrs. Bennet, Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Potts, Mrs. Sterling 23 Secretary President Social Leader Sandy Louviere Linda Howle Karn Duke 24 HAPPINESS Is Being Top Dog Vice-President Treasurer Mary Virginia Gibson 25 SHARON ABLES G .I.S. 2; Pep Squad 2; F.T.A. 3. JOHN ADAMS Football 2-4, All-District 3 and 4, Captain 4; Track 2-4; Prom Duke 2; Twirp King 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society; Best All-Around 4; Prom King 4; Mr. HS 4. KAREN ALLEN Westernaires 3, Lieutenant 4; Student Council 2-4, Vice­ President 4; Miss Photoflash Finalist 3, 4; Senior Candidate for Pilot Sweetheart 4; Best All-Around 4; F.H .A. 2; Science Club 2, 3; Pep Squad 2; Prom Committee; Na­ tional Honor Society. VIRGINIA ALLEN Band 2-4; Highest Ranking Junior; National Honor So­ ciety; Most Likely to Succeed 4; High Honor Graduate; English Award 4; Science Award 4. LINDA ANDERS Pep Squad 2-4; F.H.A. 2; Perfect Attendance 2. CECILE ANGELLE F.H.A. 2; Anchor Club 3, 4-Junior Director 3; Senior Director 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Queen of Hearts 3; Prom Committee; Future Nurses 3. LINDA ARNOLD Band 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Press Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; PILOT Staff 3, 4; Westernaires 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3. GAY AYCOCK Pt. Neches: Future Secretaries 2, 3; Band 2, 3; F.H.A. 3; Card Section 2. 26 SHARRON BALLARD Pep Squad 2; Library Club 2, 3; F.H.A.
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