Congratulations and Best Wishes SMITHS BLUFF REFINERY 40th Anniversary Year

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Foreword

Dear Students, The old glass dome lamp was a famil­ iar sight at the time that the first PILOT was published. Many couples often strolled in a park and hesitated underneath the comfort of its glow. Just as the lamp sym­ bolizes a bygone era, the staff and I have labored to produce a yearbook which re­ flects the unprecedented events of the 1963- 1964 school year. Through the tragic and exhilarating, you, the students of Nederland High School, have alternately been saddened and thrilled. For many of you eniors, this is the culmination of your formal education; may your school years serve you well in your chosen career. For those who continue into college, you have a strong foundation upon which to base your future. To the under­ classmen, a word from one who has already passed this way: Do not allow yourself to become entangled by the petty, for these are surely the most productive and valuable years of your lives. In closing, we challenge each of you to excel through vision, enlightenment, and understanding. As you reminisce through the pages of this 30th Anniversary Issue of the PILOT, may you recognize the signifi­ cance of a most wonderful year. If you stu­ dents are pleased by this record of your achievements and disappointments, then our endeavors shall be rewarded. With best hopes for each of you,

R. L. Diaz, Jr. Editor 1964 PILOT

3 66 Let the worJ go forth froirn. this tiirn.e amudl place o o o th.asseJ to a new generati?n of A:nrn.erricanso 99

4 . Table of Contents Ads ...... 212 Athletics ...... 178 Faculty and Adtninistration. . . 8 Favorites ...... 64 Honors ...... 90 Juniors ...... 114 A ct i vi ti e s ...... 126 Organizations ...... 142 Seniors ...... 26 Act iv it i e s ...... 60 Sophotnores ...... 128 Activities ...... 140 Special Ed uca ti on ...... 139 Staff MRS. ERNESTINE FLEMING _ .. ·······-...... Faculty Advisor R. 1. DIAZ, JR. . ______.. ___ ...... ---· . - .. Editor PAULINE SMART ...... ·---····-········-·-·· ...... ___ Business Manager ALICE FULCHER _ .. _ ...... _ __ - Favorites NAT CLOUTMAN ·········--···---·-··········· ..... __ --····· ...... ______.... . Organizations JACKIE GRAHAM ----·-···· ······--·-- ··-··· ...... Faculty and Administration JANE DYE _ --- .. ····----············-- .. _ __ ...... Honors GINGER SHEFFIELD ...... ·------· ----·------· _ --· ...... Ads MARY VIRGINIA GIBSON ...... _ ...... ····-···· Athletics JEANNE ROBINSON ____ ...... _ -···· . . ... ······-- ... Photogr.a~~er LINDA ARNOLD ·-·---··························--· _..... _...... -· . ···-·······-····--······· .. Act1v1ties CORNELIA BODEMULLER .... _ ...... -· ...... ····--··-· --·· ..... Juniors BECKY CONCIENNE ...... ····-·---.. ··-·· ...... ···············-···--····· . Sophomores

5 6 ''But • • • Where's Mrs. Armstrong?"

It was the morning of April 22 and the student body anxiously awaited the announcement of the PILOT Dedication by Editor R. L. Diaz. ". . . and the 1964 PILOT Staff proudly dedicates our labors to-Mrs. Mary Armstrong!" R. L. exclaimed. The audience applauded, and applauded, and applauded ... Hasty glances were exchanged on stage and some­ one whispered, "Are you sure that you saw her come in, Mrs. Fleming?" Messengers were quickly dis­ "Mama Armstrong" is gratified by the achievements of patched to locate the missing Mrs. Armstrong. "her girls." Shortly after the students were dismissed, Mrs. Armstrong, grinning sheepishly, was escorted into the auditorium by her "Honor Guard." The excited students stopped and gave a "standing ovation" to the worthy teacher. "Where had she gone?" you ask. To the Girls' Gym to get everything ready for "her girls" in lst Period P.E., natch.

"There, that should feel better."

" ow you know that I wasn't strafing your home yesterday evening!" A pause before ending a long, hard, but self-rewarding day. 7

Adlllinistration

EUGENE A. TODD, Ph.D. Assistant Superintendent for Instruction RALPH RAINES Business Manager

SEATED: Clyde Brown, Jack Fleming, Maurice Mcinnis. STANDING, Hartzog, Richardson. SECOND ROW: Morgan, Cuccia, Mcinnis,

11 MR. JOE FIEDLER Principal Adm.inistrators

MR. H. E. McGILL Guidance Counselor

MR. CHARLES THOMAS Assistant Principal 12 Office Staff

EDNA BRADY Secretary and Registrar

BETIY RITCHIE Attendance Clerk

MARY PERRYMAN S~retary to the Superintendent

GLORIA BROWN Secretary to Assistant Superintendent

JEAN METREYEO • Secretary to Business Manager

AN E SPRUILL Bookkeeper

Annie Stovall, Lorene Key, Tax Clerks; Don Lout, Tax Assessor; EVA GILS01 Johnny Bourque, Collector Business Office Clerk 13 CARL CRAVEN GLORIA HAMILTON H.D.GOLDEN Lamar Tech B.S. North Texas State B.A. Lamar B.S. Algebra I, II; Plane Geometry Trigonometry; Physics; Math Club Algebra II; Advanced Mathematics Mathern.a tics The mathematics courses in our school are valuable to each and every student because they cover the entire field of mathematics. Each student should select the courses which best suit his interests and abilities. Math is strongly stressed since it is important in everyday life. To the able pupil who is eager to take advanced mathematical work, not ordinarily introduced into the secondary school, and the pupil expecting to pursue a vocation in the mathematics field, an accelerated math program is offered.

CHARLES SIMMONS Northwestern State of Louisiana B.S. "Math Cultivates Reason" Algebra I; Plane Geometry

W . N . GRAY ADELYN PRATT C. B. JORDAN University of Texas B.B.A. Lamar Tech B.S. Texas A&M B.A. General Math; Commerci11l Math Plane Geometry ; Chemistry I Advanced Arithmetic; Algebra I 14 s c • 1 e n c e

NYIDS HI CH Lamar Tech B.S. Chemistry I, II; Student Council Sponsor; Science Club Sponsor

In our science curriculum, courses from Biology and Anatomy through Chemistry and Physics are of­ fered. Through all these courses the student acquires a basic understanding of all the sciences. In Anatomy and Chemistry the student who plans to study medicine will be provided with a simple foundation for this study. The Physics course is designed especially for those who plan a career in engineering or the applied sciences.

Science Is but the Statement of Truth

L. ). BROUS ARD JAMES LOVE ROBERT L. GO Stephen F. Austin M.Ed. tephen F. Austin B.S. Stephen F. Austin M.A. Biology; Anatomy; Science Club Spon°sor; Biology Biology; Anatomy Prom Committee Sponsor 15 DELLA POOL FAY LOWRY GRACE WOLF North Texas State M.Ed. West Texas State M .Ed. Lamar B.S. English II English II English III

BETTY GUARNERE BERTHA YORK ERNESTINE FLEMING Abilene Christian College B.S. Sam Houston B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.S. English III, IV; Future Teachers Sponsor English IV Business English; Secretarial Training; Annual Sponsor; Anchor Club Sponsor; Quill and Scroll Sponsor English

In the four units of English required for graduation from Neder­ land High School, the student is offered courses designed to help him communicate with others through the written and spoken word. The study of literature unveils the literary heritage of the English-speaking peoples. Emphasis- is placed upon correct writing and creativity. Accel- erated courses are offered to qualified students. Syllables Govern the World

16 E. W. WOODROME ELEANOR ANDERSON GEORGE W. MARTI Stephen F. Austin College B.A., M.Ed. Northern State Teachers College B.S. Stephen F. Austin College B.A., M.A. English II, III; Spanish I Latin I, II; Latin Club Sponsor Spanish I, II, III "He Who Is Ignorant of Foreign Languages, Knows Not His Own."

Foreign Languages

The foreign languages taught at Nederland High School are Latin and Spanish. The primary aim of these courses is to give the student a mastery cf the language for practical use. The need for regular study is stressed since each ...... day's lesson depends entirely on the previous .. . . day's information. Our foreign language de­ ...... partment includes a modern electronic language laboratory, equipped with a teacher console and individual booths in which the student may re­ cord a lesson and its answers on magnetic tape. This system has proved very efficient in helping the student to understand the language.

17 LOIS BENNETT BEVERLY MINAIDI DONNA MOYE Lamar Lamar B.A. Lamar B.S. Civics; Economics Civics; Economics Civics; Economics; American History

TRAVIS GIBSON Lamar B.S. American History

JOE PEACOCK Lamar B.S. American History; Speech; Drama Club Spon­ sor Social Studies

The social studies courses required for gradu­ ation help the student to acquire a background of information that enables him to interpret more intelligently what is happening in his present-day world, to learn about the principles upon which our democracy is based, and to develop a better understanding of his own privileges and responsi­ bilities as citizens in our United States. Fine Arts

ORVILLE A. KELLY JOHN MATIIESO East Texas State M.Ed. Lamar B.S. Band Director Choral Director

Life Is Short, Art Long

DOROTHY RYLAND BETIY CRAVE Lamar B.S. Texas Women's University B.A. Art; Arts and Crafts; English II; Art Club Librarian Sponsor

The areas included in the Fine Arts program are music, which includes band and choral, art, and of course reading, for which our library has some excellent material. Our art courses are designed to help the student to express himself through paint­ ing, sculpture, and many other things. The band and choral departments are among the best to be found, and our librarian is always on hand to help us with any problem we may have in using the library facilities.

19 Physical Education

Our Physical Education program is one of varied activities ranging from exercise periods to football. The students are strongly urged to participate in each activity and are graded on how well they participate. In keeping with the Physical Fitness Program established by our late president, John F. Kennedy, the students are given a physical fitness test consist­ ing of pull-ups, push-ups, sit-ups, shuttle run, standing broad jump, running events, and swimming events, twice a year. This is counted in the grade average for that particular six week period.

GENE HENDERSON Texas A&M B.S. Athletic Directer

GEORGE BOAL BEN HURT EAL MORGAN Texas Ouistian B.S. Middle Tennessee State M.A. Stephen F. Austin B.S. World History; Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education

20 MARY ARMSTRO G CLAUDINE MAJORS MICKEY DOMI ry Baylor B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.S. Lamar B.B.A. Physical Education; Girls' Intramural Sports Physical Education; Westernaire Sponsor; Physical Education; Journalism; "Bulldog Sponsor Girls' Intramural Sports Sponsor Beat" Sponsor; Girls' Intramural Sports Spon- sor

GEORGE EISE MANN JACK McGAFFEY RAY PURKERSON Stephen F. Austin M.Ed. University of Texas M.Ed. University of Houston M.Ed. American History; Physical Education; Drivers' World History; Drivers' Training; Physical Drivers' Training; Physical Education Training Education

I '() A Sound Mind in a Sound

Body. •

2 1 Design for Living

Vocations are a design for living, a stepping stone for tomorrow's craftsmen. The courses included in vocations, Wood­ working, Metal Trades, Agriculture and Homemaking, are helpful to the student in everyday life, as well as in a career he might wish to pursue. This year our Metal Trades classes and Agriculture classes took many top honors against tough competi­ tion. Continuing during the summer will be the Nursery School conducted by a group of girls from the Home Economics classes.

Vocations

KA THERINE FRAZIOR GERALDLYN WATIS VERA LE BLANC Texas Women's University B.A. Stephen F. Austin B.S. School urse Homemaking; FHA Sponsor Homemaking; FHA Sponsor FNA Sponsor

22 JACK WEEREN JAMES McCAR1Y LESTER YOUNGBLOOD Texas A&M M.Ed. Stephen F. Austin B.S. Stephen F. Austin M.Ed. General Metal Trades; VIC Sponsor Vocational Agriculture; Vo. Ag. Sponsor Woodworking; Mechanical Drawing

R. L. WILLIAMS North Texas State B.S. Mechanical Drawing; Arts and Crafts

Tomorrow's Craftsmen

23 PHYLLIS LARRABEE MAVIS WILLIAMS BILLIE McCLURE Sam Houston B.B.A. Stephen F. Austin B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.B.A. Typing I Typing II; Pep Squad Sponsor Typing II; Shorthand I, II; Pep Squad Sponsor

The business area of our curriculum includes typing, shorthand, and office practice. Typing helps the student who is plaoning to pursue a career in the business world, and it is also helpful to any student in doing everyday school work. The office practice class provides time for the students to become acquainted with the various office procedures. Gregg shorthand is B also offered. These courses are helpful as a groundwork for a student attending business college upon comple­ tion of high school. u s • 1

n NAOMI GLEASON West Virginia M.A. e Bookkeeping I, II; Future Teachers Sponsor S Never Fear s the Want of Business Kitchen and Janitorial Staff

Mesdames: Frederick, Creel, Wasseni

Rena McElvaio, Myrtle Campbell, Nona Munson, Effie Bouton, Betty Hanes. Not pictured: Evelyn Campbell and Bernadine Dies.

MR. JULIUS TRAHAN and MR. A. V. HALL Custodians 25 R. L. Diaz

Vice-President

Amaya Carpenter Lynne Hughes

Secretary Social Leader Ronny Roberson Treasurer

Mike Collins

President JUDY ADAMS "For when you leave there is always someone to take your place." Band 2. SHIRLEY ALLEN "Too much sugar isn't good for anyone, but a little is yummy!" Westernaires 3, 4; Lt. 4; Pep Squad 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Secretary 3; Family Relations Award 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3.

HAROLD ALVAREZ RODNEY ARMSTRONG "That's the trouble-you get it and you can't get rid of it'' Band 2-4; Latin Club 4.

BUTCH ARSEMENT "Where's my old lady?" Class Favorite 3; Twirp King Candidate 3; Prom King 4. DURRELL AUSTIN

DON BAILEY "The best way to learn anything is to do it yourself." Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Basketball 2; Drama Club 2, 3. ERIC BAILEY "Wor-r-r-r-k !"

28 ROBBIE BAKER "Whistle while you work." Student Council 2-4; Anchor Club President 4; Westemaires 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; RuMer-Up Miss Photo. flash Contest 2; Future Teachers 4; Junior Homecoming Duchess 3, 4; PILOT weetheart Candidate 4; Miss H ; Beaumont Farm and Ranch Club Outstanding Youth Citizen­ ship Award 4; Most Popular 4; DAR Good Citizenship Award. BILL BARLOW "All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better." Student Council 2-4; Class President 3; Math Club 3; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 3, 4; President 4; Football Manager 2-4; Student Council Convention Delegate; Wittiest 4.

GAYLE BARNETT "When your cup runneth over, looketh out!" Latin Club 2; Pep Squad 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Bulldog Beal Staff 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Reporter 4; Editor-in-Chief "Suppose" 4; Ad­ vanced Arithmetic Award 4. JACK BEACH "The best way to overcome temptation is to go ahead and do it." FFA 2-4; Secretary 2, 3; Future Nurses 4.

DON BEAGLE JUDY BELL

KENNETH BIRDWELL High Honor Graduate 4. GWEN BOLLMANN "Women's faults are many, men have only two; everything they say, and everything they d_o." Press Club 2; FHA 2; Future urses Club 2-4; Latin Club 2-4; Westernaires 3, 4; Captain 4; Pep Squad 2.

29 PAT BOURG "The things that you earn on your own are the only things worth having." Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 3; PILOT Personality 4; Honor Graduate. JUDY BRADSHAW "He is no fool who loses what he cannot keep, to gain what he cannot Jose." Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 4; Art Club 2, 3; Cutest 4.

KATHY BRANHAM "Love makes all hearts gentle." Girls' Intramural Sports 3; Perfect Attendance 2-4. SUSAN BROOKS "If you work hard enough and Jong enough for something, you are bound to get him." Band 4; First Division Solo and Ensemble Contest 4; Speech I Award 4.

TOMMYE BUDWAH "Know the true value of time; snatch, seize, and enjoy every moment of it." Pep Squad 2-4; Girls' Intramural Sports 3, 4; Press Club 2; Latin Club 2-4; President 3; Queen of Hearts Candidate 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Anchor Club 4; Most Athletic 4; Twirp Week Candidate 4; High Honor Graduate 4; PE Award 4. ROBERT BURNETT "It is harder to conceai ignorance than to gain knowledge." Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Golf Team 2-4; National Honor Society 3, 4.

RAEDINE BURTON "Living an honest life equals great rewards." Perfect Attendance 3; Art Club 2-4; Secretary 4; Board Member 3, 4; Victory Flag Contest Winner 2; Girls' Intra­ mural Sports 3; Pep Squad 4. JOE CALDWELL "It's not how you play the game, it's if you win or lose that counts."

30 SCOTTY CAMPBELL "Wine is fine." PILOT Personality 4; Twirp Week Candidate 2; Prom Com­ mittee 3; Football 3. BETTY CARLIN "Those who play with fire get burnt." Future urses Club 2-4; FHA 2.

AMAYA CARPE TER "Silence is golden, but I'm no gold digger." Class Secretary 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Reporter 3; Press Club 3, 4; Bulldog Beat Staff 3, 4; Assistant Editor 4; Queen of Hearts Candidate 4; Football Sweetheart 4; Girls' Intra­ mural Sports 3, 4; Vice-President. 3; GIS Letter 4; FHA 3; Pep Squad 3; Westernaires 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Prose Interpretation 2; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Best Sense of Humo.r 4. CHARLES CATES "Why does ever}'One call me 'Stick' ?"

WILFRED CHAMP AGNE "He who laughs last, laughs after everyone else gets through." PE Award 2; Vocational Agriculture Award 3; Lone Star Farmer 4; FFA 2-4. BETTY CHATELAIN "We have to learn to live with the good and the bad." Girls' Intramural Sports 3; Future Teachers 2; FHA 2; Pep Squad 2.

WILLA RAY CLARK "Actually I was born a genius; but somehow, somewhere, someone along the line forgot to put all the pieces together." Girls' Intramural Sports 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Vice-President 3; Future Nurses Club 2-4; Future urses Oass Award 2-4; Reporter 3; Scrapbook Chairman 3; Parliamentarian 4; Algebra I Award 2; Science Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 2, 3. CAROLYNE CLEPPER "All things come to those who wait-well, I'm waiting." Future urses 2, 3; FHA 2-4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Latin Club 3.

31 NATALIE CLOUTMAN "Put on a happy face!!!" Band 2-4; Majorettes 2-4; Reporter 4; 14 First Division Solo and Ensemble Medals 2-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice­ President 4; Future urses 2-4; Secretary 3; President 4; FHA 2; Home Economics Award 2; Science Oub 3, 4; 1964 PILOT Staff 4; Organizations Editor 4; Press Club 4; Latin Club 2-4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; University of Houston Yearoook Workshop 4; Academic Letter 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Future Nurses Club Award 4; PILOT Personality 4. DON COHRT "Boy, I sure wish I had some money to fix my car up." Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Art II Award 2; Art III Award 3

MICHAEL COLLINS "Character is always lost when a high ideal is sacrificed on the altars of conformity and popularity." Student Council 3; King of Hearts Candidate 4; Class Presi­ dent 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4; Best Personality 4. EDDY COL VILLE "Do unto others before they do unto you." VIC 2.

GERALD COOPER "Too many people itch for more than they are willing to scratch for." FFA 2-4. JU.PY COWGILL "If first you don't succeed, try, try again, but another way." Future Nurses Club 4; Girls' Intramural Sports 3.

SHIRLEY CRAMPTON "Oh! They'll get over it!" Band 2-4; FHA 2, 3. WAYNE CRAWFORD "Do your best and no one can say you can do better." Morning Watch 2-4; Choral Club 4; All Region Choir 4; Boys' Intramural Sports 2; Future urses 4.

32 LARRY CROOM "Only a fool would think twice before reading this!" RICHARD CUCCIA "The mind of a man is capable of everything--because every­ thing is in it, all the past as well as all the future." Football 4; Scierx:e Club 3; Student Council 2-4; National Honor ociety 3, 4; Math Club 2; Sophomore Prom Duke 2; Future urses 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2; Junior Rotarian­ For the Month of April 4; Police and Fire Department Schol­ arship 4; Perfect Attendance 2-4.

JOHN CUTRER MARVIN DAVENPORT "Life is not a gift but a loan. Keep up the payments." Science Oub 3, 4; Band 2-4; First Division Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4; Math Club 4; Track 3; FFA Awards; PTA Scholarship 4; Perfect Attendarx:e 2-4.

BUTCH DAVIS "How tall is she?" Best Dressed 4; Press Club 4; President 4; Bulldog Beat Pho­ tographer 4; Science Club 4; Parliamentarian 4; Art Club 3. EUSE DECUIR "Do unto others as they do unto you." FHA 2; Girls' Intramural Sports 3; Future Nurses 4.

PAUL DECUIR Football 2-4. DARRELL DANE DeROUEN "Life is a theatre in which the worst of people sometimes have the best seats." Student Council 2; Track 2-4; Most Attractive 4.

33 DIANA DESHOTEL "A warm smile is often more valuable than great fame or untold fortune." FHA 2, 3; GIS 3; Pep Squad 4. DILLIAN DESHOTEL "For how come did you done that?" FFA 4.

JO ANN DEVILLIER "To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart." FHA 2; GIS 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Queen of Hearts 2; Class Favorite 3; Anchor Club 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. R. L. DIAZ "If your dream has failed you, look up and dream again." Annual Staff 3, 4; Sports Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; PILOT Editor Medal 4; $10,000 Joseph Curran Scholarship 4; Highest Ranking 2, 3; Second Highest Ranking 4; High Honor Graduate 4; Saluta· torian Medal 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; American Legion Award 4; Beaumont Farm and Ranch Club Outstanding Youth Citizenship Award 4; Class Vice-President 4; Spanish II Award 2; Economics Award 4; Shepherds Laundries Award 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Academic Letter 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; President 4; Band 2-4; All-Region 2-4; 6 First Division Solo and Ensemble Medals 2-4; Prom Committee 3; National Science Foundation Summer Bi­ ology Institute 3; University of Houston Annual Staff Workshop 4; A&M College Summer Institute for High School Journalists 3; Bulldog Beat Hall of Fame 4; UIL Prose Reading 2; Latin Club 4; Secretary 4; Math Club 3, 4; Press Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Drama Club 2.

CAROLYN DICKINSON "Character is what you are in the dark." Latin Club 2; FNA 3; Anchor Club 4; Choral Club 3, 4. MARGARET DUNNING "Old enough to Im

RONNIE DUPLANT JANE DYE "A hard fought failure is more noble than an easily won victory." Annual Staff 3, 4; FHA 2-4; Press Club 3, 4; FNA 2, 3; Pep Squad 3; Latin Club 2, 3; GIS 3.

34 LINDA EAGLE ON " ome people cause happiness wherever they go; others, when­ ever they go." Quill and Scroll 3, 4; ecretary 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Bulldog Beat 3, 4; Editor 4; Journalism I Award 3; FHA 2-4; Reporter 3; President 4; Press Club 2-4; GI 3; Volleyball 4; Westernaires 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. VICKIE ECKERT "I don't know" Cheerleader 3; Pep Squad 2; Westernaires 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; Song Leader 3.

ROY FALKE ROY FARRELL "A misunderstanding woman is worse than no woman a' tall." High Honor Graduate.

JERRY FOUNTAIN "Don't be so conceited, friends, think more of me." Band 2-4; Tennis 4. HENRY FRANKE "Life is like a game of billiards: no two balls touch however so lightly unless the course of both is changed." Prom Duke 3; Perfect Attendance 3; VIC 4; Vice-President 4.

BILLIE FRENCH "Who do you think you are--anyhow ?" Band 2-4. ALICE FULCHER "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; the courage to change the things I can; and the wisdom to know the difference." PILOT Staff 2, 4; Class Social Leader 2; tudent Council 3, 4; Treasurer 4; ational Honor iety 3, 4; President 4; Band 2, 3; Westernaires 4; FHA 2; Quill and roll 3, 4; Latin I Award 3; Latin II Award 4; cholastic Letter 4; Press Club 2-4; Science Club 3, 4.

35 ALLAN GABBERT PILOT Personality 4; State Persuasive Speaker 4; Boys' State 3. GERALD GANANN "When we are born, we cry that we are come to this great stage of fools."

MIREN GOITIA Most Attractive 4. BETIY GOSS "I do my hardest work before breakfast; getting up!" Sophomore Favorite; FHA 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Latin Club 3; Westemaires 3, 4; Lieutenant 4; Vice-President-GIS 3; National Honor Society 4; Volleyball Team 1-3; ' Class Treas­ urer 2; M iss Photoflash 2-4; 3rd Runner-Up 3.

JACKIE GRAHAM "Ac2 Bill Biery sat here I come!" Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 2, 3; FTA 3, 4; Spanish I Award 3; Pep Squad 3; Westernaires 4; GIS 3, 4; Library Club 4; President 4; PILOT Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Graduate 4. ROBERT GRIBNAU "To the 'Little Ole Winemaker,' George Fischer, May he brew 'booze' forever." Perfect Attendance 1-3.

CAROL GROUNDS "They say hard work never killed anyone, but then I've never heard of anybody resting to death." Band 2-4; Secretary 4; Future urses 2-4; Chaplain 2; Treas­ urer 3; Miss Future urse 4; Anchor Club 4; Senior Repre­ sentative 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Reporter 4; Scholastic Letter 4. SUE GUIDRY Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Girls' Recreational Association 2, 3.

36 MICHAEL GUILLOT "It is better to be silent and be thought dumb, than open your mouth and remove all doubt." Class President 2; Vice-President tudent Council 3; tudent Council 3, 4; Football 2-4; All District 4; Co-Captain 4; Most Outstanding Athlete 4; Ba ketball 2; Track 2, 3; Base­ ball 2-4; All District 4; 'ational Honor Society 3, 4; Science Oub 2, 3; Math Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; State Student Council Convention 2, 3; Junior Rotarian for September 4. RHONDA HALLMARK "Don't give anyone reason to feel insulted-and don't ever take an insult." Pep Squad 2-4; GIS 3.

MIKE HAMERLY "The man who fears no truths has nothing to fear from lies." FFA 2-4; Football 2; Press Club 4; FNA 4; FFA Reporter 2, 3. PAM HARMON

HAROLD HARPER "Study is supposedly the key to knowledge; knowledge is supposedly the key to success; now, someone, please tell me what is success the key to?" Science Club 3, 4; Track 3. DANNY HARRISON Prom Duke 4.

JOYCE HARVILL "Get your fat foot off my sand castle." Pep Squad 2; GIS 3; Press Club 3, 4; Bulldog Beat Reporter 3. LYNN HAWKINS "Into a closed mouth the fly doth not creep." Basketball 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Science Club 4.

37 LINDA HAWN "By nothing do men show their character more than by the things they laugh at." Pep Squad 2-4; GIS 2-4; Physical Fitness Award 2. JAMES HAYES "C'mon, let's go hack somebody!" Science Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Latin Club 4.

MARK HELVIE Morning Watch. JAMES HENLEY

ROY HICKS "Let's go roam the halls.."' FFA i, 2. JOE HIGGINBOTHAM

PHILIP HILTON "Think superior-be superior!" Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Future Nurses 3, 4; Treas­ urer 4; Math Club 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Alumni Scholarship 4. GRACE HODNETT "The higher we rise, the broader the view." Latin Club 4; President; GIS 3, 4; Letter Award; Drama Club 2, 3; Secretary; Speech II Award; 2nd Place District; Student Council 3.

38 JIMMY HOLCOMB "Live fast, die young, make a good looking corpse." Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3, 4. MARTHA HOLLIMAN "All things come to those who work and wait." Band 2-4.

LYNNE HUGHES "We may not have won anything, but we had more fun than anyone else." Pep Squad 2, 3; Westernaires 4; Twirp Queen Candidate 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Social leader 3, 4; Senior Candidate for PILOT Sweetheart 4; National Hooor Society 3, 4; Best Personality 4. BRENDA HUMPHRIES "Nothing is more times opened by mistake than the mouth."

LINDA IRVINE "Hey, you all, guess who's coming home this week-end? Arnold!!' Anchor Club 4. SHARON JERNIGAN "Mr. Peacock, women are the greatest." GIS 3, 4; Band 2; FNA 2-4.

CAROL JONES "If a man could have half his wishes, he would double his troubles." FHA 3. JUDY JONES "Talk not of wasted affection; affection never was wasted." GIS 2, 3.

39 MARY ANN JONES "The only ambition I ever had was to win the heart of a certain lad." Westernaires 3, 4; Pep Squad 2; FHA 2-4. CLAIR JORDAN "Know the true value of time; seize, snatch, and enjoy every moment." National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Band 2-4; Reporter 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; FHA. 2; Future Nurses Club 2-4; Secretary 4; Bulldog Beat Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Journalism II Award; FNA Award 4; Band Outstanding Service Award 4; Senior Personality 4.

JOAN KEMP "I got it." Pep Squad 2; Westernaires 3, 4; FIA 3, 4. RANDY KIMLER "The South will rise again." Perfect Attend~nce 2-4.

BETTY KING "He that goeth around in circles shall surely become a big wheel." KENNY KIRKSEY "Seek, and ye shall find; and if ye shall not find-cookies." All-Region Band 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Swing Band 3, 4; Solo and Ensemble 2-4 .

NANCY KNIGHT Band 2-4; FNA 3, 4; Senior Representative 4; FHA 2-4; Science Club 3. DONNIE KOLB "The pleasure does not lie in the end itself, but in the steps that lead to it." Basketball 2, 3; Science Club 4; FHA Beau 4.

40 GLENN LA DRY "We only have one life to live, so live for God." Morning Watch 2-4; Vice-President 4; All-Region Choir 4; Perfect Attendance Award 2-4 . BARBARA LANDS "But, Mrs. Majors, I always play!" Clioral Club 2; FNA 3, 4; FHA 4.

HARRIET LANE "Opportunity is knockin', but where is the door???" Band 2-4; Majorette 2; Head Drum Major 3, 4; All-Region 2-4; GIS 3; Volleyball 3; F A 4; Band Service Award 4. BLUITE LANGHAM "The wildest colt always makes the best horse." FFA 2-4; President 4; District Officer 4; Star Chapter Farmer 4; FFA Public Speaking Award 4; Poultry Farming Award 4; VIC 2-4; President 4; District Vice-President 4; District VIC Parliamentary Procedure 4.

CAROL LAURENT "It's what you learn after you know it all ... that's what really counts." Band 2-4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; C. 0 . Wilson PTA Scholarship 4. JOHNNY LEAVINS

LOUISE LEGER "We attract hearts by the qualities we display; we retain them by the qualities we possess." Class V ice-President 2; Pep Squad 2; GIS 3; FHA 3; PILOT Personality 4. BUDDY LEONARD "Louisiana, here I come!"

41 CHERYL LESSEIG "True friends are like rare jewels-scarce!" Band 2, 3; FNA 3, 4; GIS 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. BILL LEWIS "Women: the best work of a great author, the edition is large and no man should be without a copy." Metal Shop II Award 2; VIC 3, 4; Secretary 4; 2nd Place District VIC 4; 1st Place State 4.

BUDDY LINDER "Man's flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge." Student Council 4; Math Club 3; Science Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Junior Rotarian for the Month of December 4; Twirp Week Candidate 4; Friendliest 4. GERALD LISENBY "Why not toast ourselves and praise ourselves, since we have the best means of knowing all the goo:! in ourselves?" Vo Ag 2-4.

BARBARA LIVELY "There can be no happiness if the things we do and the things we believe in are not the same." Student Council 2-4; Dtlegate Student Council State Con­ vention 3; University of Houston Student Council Workshop 4; Highest Ranking 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; National Merit Finalist 4; Plane Geometry Award 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Balfour Award 4; Shepherd Laundries Award 4; Academic Letter 4; Science Club 3, 4; Math Club 4; PILOT Personality 4. JOHNNY McCULLOUGH "Mrs. Pratt, may I go to the nurse's office?" Woodworking I Award 2; Woodworking II 3; Football 4; Science Club 4.

BRENDA McGOWN "Laugh, it makes people wonder what you've been up to!" Pep Squad 2; Westernaires 3; Prom Duchess 3. JOHNNY McINNIS "Sometimes it's the mink in the closet that's responsible for the wolf at the door." Band 2-4; Science Club 4; Baseball 3, 4.

42 ALICE McKINLEY "In the land of the blind, the one-eyed is king." Pep Squad 2-4. JEAN McLEMORE "God will supply, but we must apply." Solid Geometry Award 4; Trig Award 4; Morning Watch 2-4; Vice-President 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4.

BECKY MARTIN "Haden, my hair isn't bleached!" Cheerleader 3; Prom Duchess 2; FHA 2, 3. JACKIE MARTIN "There's no reason for it-it's just my policy." Westernaires 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; FNA 2-4; FHA 2, 3; GIS 3; Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3, 4.

JACKIE METREYEON "Fools make feasts and wise men eat them." VIC 3, 4; Sgt.-at-Arms 4. JEAN MEYERS "Have faith in your fellow man, for you may need him one day." Smiley: FHA 2, 3; Olinda: Brea; Nederland: Art Club 3, 4.

GAYLE MILLER "Every person is a maker of his own future." Pep Squad 2; FHA 2-4; Social Chainnan 4. KAREN MILLER. "If at first you don't succeed . . . go back and read the instructions." Band 2-4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; FNA 2-4; Latin Club 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Anchor Club 4; FHA 2.

43 JACKIE MILLS PILOT Personality 4. ELAINE MINCHEW "Peace through understanding." PILOT Sweetheart 4; Student Council 4; GIS 3, 4; President 4; GIS Letter 4; Friendliest 4.

PAT MIZE "Anything worth accomplishing: always strive to achieve it and someday you will." Science Club 3, 4; FTA 2-4; Treasurer 4; GIS 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. 3; Class Secretary 3. BOBBY MORGAN "I consider the day a total loss unless I receive trouble from someone!" Football 2-4; Outstanding Lineman 4; Art Club 3, 4; FNA 4.

BARBARA MOSELY "Courage consists in hanging on one minute longer!" Spanish I Award 2; Shorthand I Award 3; Perfect Attendance 3, 4; Pep Squad 4; Morning Watch 2-4; Secretary 4. PHILLIP MULL "Get thee behind me, Satan!" FNA 4; Art Club 3, 4.

BILLY MURPHY Science Club 2-4; High Honor Graduate 4; Best Sense of Humor 4. KENNETH NAIZER "Ours is not to know, but to learn." Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 2-4; Math Club 3.

44 KARE NELSO "Anything that crushes individuality is despotism." Drama Club 2-4; President 3, 4; English Award 2-4; National Honor Society 3, 4; GI 3, 4; District Best Actress 4; Most Talented 4. JOHN WADE NEWTON

BETSY NICKLAS "He who has lost confidence can lose nothing more." JOHN NICKLEBUR

CRAIG NOBLE "Just because your face resembles a hub cap is no sign that you are a big wheel !" Football 2-4. LYNN O'CONNOR "Smile, and make them wonder!" Perfect Attendance 2-4.

KATHY ODOM "I have a completed sand castle now!" Pep Squad 2. DAVID OLSON "There is always Room at the Top." Band 2-4; President 4; PILOT Personality.

45 JUDY O'NEAL "Whoever lives true life will love true love." BILLY JOE ORR "There never was a horse that couldn't be rode and never a man that couldn't be throwed." Football 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 2-4; Captain 4; All-Region 2, 3; State 3; Science Club 4.

RONNY OVERSTREET "Sometimes happy, sometimes sad ... sometimes naughty, but never bad?" Football 2-4; Science Club 3; FNA 4; Latham Foundation Certificate of Merit for Art 2; Tennis 4; 2nd Place Teenage Road-e-o. ANITA PALMER "If all the world's a stage, then at least act like you know what you're doing!" Westernaires 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; FNA 3, 4; Reporter 3; Scrapbook Chairman 4; Spanish II Award 3; GIS 3, 4; Alabama: Cheerleader.

REBECCA PAYNE "It's nice to be important, but more important to be nice." Morning Watch 2-4; Social Chairman 3, 4; FNA 2. LARRY PELLERIN "Judge no man and be judged by none."

FRED PERKINS SANDRA PETERSON "I have to ask Charlie first." FHA 2-4; Pep Squad 2; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Prom Committee 3.

46 RANDY PETITT "Thou shalt not cheat-and get caught!" CAROL PEVOTO "Just call me 'Pevey' " Band 2-4.

LY DA PHARO "Time heals what reason cannot." National Honor Society 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4; Science Club 3; GIS 3, 4; Bookkeeping I Award 4; Intramural Sports Award 4.

MIKE PHfLLIPS " o matter what you do, do it with your head up, eyes open and smiling." Football 2, 3; Maroger 4; Latin Club 2; Track 2; Science Club 3, 4; Press Club 2; Math Club 3, 4.

LINDA PICKENS "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." GIS 3; Westernaires 4; Choral 2-4; FHA 2-4; Pep Squad 2. DALE POOL

RANDY POWELL RUBY POWERS "Well, I still have four years of band left-at Lamar." Band 2-4; Historian 4; Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 4.

47 CAROLYN PREJEAN "Have you seen Butch?" FHA 2-4; Prom Candidate 3; Twirp Queen Candidate 3. MADELYN PREJEAN

DONNA PREVOST "If you're looking for trouble-you came to the right place." Art Club 3, 4; Future Nurse 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Office Assistant 4. JOE PRUITT " I used to be conceited until I got smart." Drama Club 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3.

CHRISTY PULLIN "May the hinges of friendship never grow rusty." Pep Squad 2-4; Future Nurses 2-4; Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; FHA 3, 4; GIS 3. PAT RADCLIFF Football 3, 4; Track 4; Golf 2-4.

RALPH RAINES "Don't let a 'few' get to you." Science Club 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4. RONALD READ "A person who has a sharp tongue is liable to cut his own throat." Vo. Ag. 2, 3.

48 DARLENE REED "I hope to fulfill my goals in life." FRANCES REUE "Success is not measured by heights attained, but by obstacles overcome." FHA 2-4; Pep Squad 2; Westernaires 3, 4; Miss Photoflash Contestant 2-4; Finalist 3; Girls' State Representative 3; Na­ tional Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Student Council 2-4; Best All Around 4; Homecoming Queen 4.

DEAN RICHARD "Hello, hot lips." VIC 4. WAYNE RICHARDSON

ELOISE RIPLEY "For after all, tomorrow is another day." FHA Parliamentarian 3; Class Secretary 2; Press Club 2; Pep Squad 2; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Wesrernaires 3; Lieutenant 4. RO NY ROBERSON "Vote for me and you will see that your money will be safe in our treasury." Class Treasurer 3, 4; Football 2; Baseball 2-4; All District Baseball 2; Prom Committee 3; King of Hearts 2; Track 2; Class Favorite 2; Basketball 4; Science Club 4.

LEE ROBINSON "A lover is a lover and a friend is a friend; I haven't any friends." Science Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3. JAMES ROGER 'Tm sorry, Judy." R. 0. Medlin Award 4; Adv. Math 4; Adv. Chemistry 4; Honor Graduate; Track Captain 4; Football 2-4; Captain 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Science Club 4.

49 KAY SANDERS "I forgot but they keep telling me that if it 1s important enough, I won't forget." FHA 3; Westerooires 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3. RONNIE SA TILER "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Art Club 3; Science Club 2; Football Manager 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2.

SHELLEY SATTLER KENNETH SCALES "Heaven is empty; all the angels are down here." Science Club 3, 4; Band 2-4.

TOM SCOFIELD CAROLYN SCOTT "He who can have patience, can have what he will." Science Club 2; GIS 3, 4; ational Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club 4.

JEFF SEWARD "let's learn to live together, for we all must die alone." Am. History Award 2; Civics Award 4; Speech II Award 3; Boys' PE Award 3. KENNY SHIPP Prom King Candidate 4.

50 KARE ILKWOOD "It is not only the most diffICult thing to know oneself, but the most inconvenient thing too." Band 2-4; All Regional Band 4; GI 3; Science Club 3, 4; FHA 2-4; Secretary 4; 'ational Honor Society 4; B & PW Scholarship 4. MARY SIMS "Always tell the truth ... then you won't have to remember what you've said." Band 2-4; National Honor ociety 3, 4.

LARRY SKINNER MARY SKOG "live each day as though it were your last." Pep Squad 2; Westernaires 3, 4; Prom Duchess 4.

PAULINE SMART "Poof" PILOT Staff 2-4; Business Manager 4; A&M Workshop 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Future Nurses 4; Band 2-4; Social leader 4; Future Homemakers 2, 3; Press Club 2. CAROL LEE SMITH "I was so close but yet so far away." Band 2-4; Drama Club 3; FHA 2-4; Miss Flame Candidate 3.

LOUANN SOAPE "Why does everyone call me Lou Lou?" Choral 2; FHA 2; GI 3, 4; Anchor Club 3; Morning Watch 2, 3. JEANETTE SP ARKS "May Doctor Quiet, Doctor Diet, and Doctor Gocxl Conscience ever·keep us well." FHA 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Drama Club 2; VIC Sweetheart 4.

51 KENNY SPE CE "Root hog or die." Science Club 3. BRE DA SPENCER "Old people believe everything; middle aged suspect every­ thing; young people know everything." Pep Squad 2; FHA 2; Choir 2-4 ; Westernaires 3, 4; Lieu­ tenant 4; FTA 2, 3; GIS 3; ational Honor Society 4.

JAMES SPRUILL Band 2-4; Most Valuable Musician 4; Biology I Award 2; Outstanding Sophomore Bandsman; All State Band 4; All Region 2-4. JAMES STARK "It is better to be average through one's own efforts than to be outstanding through the efforts of others." Football 2-4; Track 2; Science Club 4; FFA 2.

HARVEY STERLING LARRY STROTHER "Nothin', it wasn't important." Band 2-4; Science Club 3, 4; Math Club 4.

DON STRUCKMEYER "People are like money; if you don't keep them busy, they lose interest." Band 3, 4. JOYCE STUTZMAN "Anything worth having is worth waiting for." FHA 2.

52 JERRY TELTSCHICK SAM TERRACINA "Life is like an onion; you peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep." FFA 2, 3; Sentinel 3; Boys' Intramural Sports 2.

BECKY THOMAS "Believe what you see and not what you hear" Art Club 4; GIS 4; FHA 4. RY AN TRIMBLE "Who breathes must suffer; and who thinks must mourn; And he alone is bless'd who ne'er was born" Science Club Secretary 3, 4; Math Club 4; Bulldog Beal Staff 4; Press Club 4.

TY VANAUKEN "To penetrate the future one must use his head; I'm no wood­ pecker." National Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball 2-4; Football 2-4; Basketball 2. MIKE VERNON

JANIE VINCENT "May the chatterbox give us a few brilliant flashes of silence" OTIS VINCENT "The urge to study makes a person's knowledge hardy"

53 BRENDA WALLER "What! Me miss school on Monday?" GIS 3. OLAN WARE "Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow" W oodworkiog 2 A ward.

JOE FRED WARREN "It isn't the hours you put in ... It's what you put in the hours." Band 2-4; All-Region 3, 4; Stage Band 3, 4; State Soloist 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Attorney General's Youth Conference 3; Math Club 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Science Club 3, 4. ANN WEBB "The world is like a looking glass; it reflects to everyone his own life." PILOT Personality; Pep Squad 2, 3; FHA 3; GIS Secretary 3; Choir 4; Anchor Club 4; Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4.

PAM WEST "I almost fainted when I got the Perfect Attendance Award!" Band 2; Majorette 2; Westernaires 3, 4; FHA 2; Best Dressed 4; Ideal Westernaire 4. ALLEN WHELPLY "Wealth is not his who has it, but his who enjoys it." Football 2-4; Class Vice-President 1-3.

MARJORIE WHITE "It seems likely." Band 2-4; FHA 2. PEGGY WHITLEY "Technique is all it takes." Choir 3, 4.

54 JANI WILLEY "Let's make a toast to the ones we love most ... our noble selves." Pep quad 2; FHA 2-4; GI 3. FA YE WILLIAMS "Ju. t call me Part I" PILOT Personality; GIS 2; Westernaires 4; Pep Squad 2; Art Club 3; Prom Committee 3.

KA YE WILLIAMS "The better half" PILOT Personality; GIS 2; Westernaires 4; Pep Squad 2; Art Club 3; Prom Committee 3. DIANE WILSON "Let us live as we would die tomorrow and learn as we would live forever." Band 2, 3; Westernaires 4; FHA 2, 3; ational Honor Society 3, 4; GIS 2; PILOT Personality; Business English Award 4; Secretarial Training Award 4.

JACK WILSON "The primary purpose of education is not to teach you to earn your bread but to make every mouthful sweeter." Baseball 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Science Club 4; Secretary Press Club 4; PILOT Personality 4. MIKE WILSON Football 2-4.

BECKY WOMACK FHA 2-4; Vice-President 4; GIS 3, 4; Press Club 4; Bulldog Beat Staff 4; Library Assistant 2. BRYANT PRENTICE WOODS "Heaven lies about us in our infancy. Shades of the prison house begin to dose upon the growing boy." Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 4.

55 ANN YOUNGBLOOD "Imitation is the sincerest of flattery" FHA 2-4; FNA 3, 4. LINDA LIVELY "There are none so blind as those who have eyes and will not see." FNA 3, 4; Band 2-4; GIS 3, 4; GIS Letter 4.

NOT PICTURED: PAUL KELLEY "Give and you shall receive." National Honor Society. PIERRE MEADOWS "Roses are red and violets are blue and I'm tired of being pestered by you!"

The "Solemnity" of commencement shows in expressions of the High Honor Graduates..

56 (Pw9'Larn May 28, 1964 8:00 p.m. Kenneth Birdwell Alice Fulcher Billy Murphy PRELUDE .•....•...... •• "A Festival" .•...... Reed Tommye Budwah Carrol Grounds Karen Nelson Nederland High School Bond - Orville A. Kelley, Director R. L. Diaz Phillip Hilton Mike Phillips Roy Farrell Borboro lively Coro Iyn Scott PROCESSIONAL . ....• "Pomp and Circumstance" ...... Elgar MASTER OF CEREMONY .•..•...... Mike Collins President of the Senior Closs INVOCATION ...... •...... •...•. Phillip Hilton

WELCOME ADDRESS •.•....•••.•...... •..... R. L. Diaz Pat Bourg Kennet!> Kirksey Frances Reue Marvin Davenport CLASS SONG ...... •..• 'Days of Wine and Roses" Borboro Masley James Roger Jackie Grohom Nederland High Schoo Band Anita Palmer Karen Silkwood Lynn Hawkins Lynda Pharo Pauline Smart INTRODUCTION OF SPECIAL GUESTS .....• Carrol Grounds INTRODUCTION OF HIGH HONOR GRADUATES .•••.•... Dr. Eugene Todd - Assistant Superintendent -. ..- FAREWELL ADDRESS •..•...•••••.•.....••.. Barbaro Lively CHALLENGE ...... •...•.•... Mr. Emmett McKenzie Super ntendent of Schools PRESIDENT. •••••.•....•...... •...... Mike Collins PRESENTATION OF CLASS .•...... •••.... Mr. Joe Fied er Prine.pol of High School VICE-PRESIDENT ••...•...••...... •...... • R. L. Diaz AWARDING OF -DIPLOMAS .....•..... Mr. Amidee Morgon SECRET ARY .•.....•....•...... Amaya Carpenter Mr. Charles Thomas, Assistant Principal of High School TREASURER ...... ••.•...•...... Ronny Roberson "THE NAVY HYMN" ... Dedicated in the SOCIAL LEADER •...... •...... Lynne Hughes Memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy ALMA MATER •...... •..... Bond, Students, and Audience BENEDICTION ••...... •...... Karen Nelson RECESSIONAL ...... "Pomp and Crcumstance" ...... Elgar

<.Pla.tfo'tm §uc.>.h Members of the Board of Education, Xedc>rland Independent School District *Notional Honor Society members will be so indicated. Mr. Amidee \Iorg-an, Presid••nt; Mr. Fred Ewing, Vice-Pres ident; !l.1r. Lonnie Smith, Secretary; Mr. Clyde Brown; ~1r. Jack F'lemlni:-i \Ir. R. L. Harmon; Dr. Harlen Hobt; anci Mr. lfarold McC1ll, Counselor of );edl..'rland High School. Closs flowers are graciously denoted by Thompson's Flowers.

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The Nederland Senior High School Graduation Exercises

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OFFICERS: Alice Fulcher, Pres.; Nat Cloutman, Vice-Pres..; Frances Reue, Secretary; Robert Burnett, Treasurer; Carrol Grounds, Reporter.

FIRST: J. Mclemore, C. Laurent, M. Sims, C. Grounds, L. Pharo, L. Lively, J. Martin, A. Palmer, L. Eagleson, K. Silkwood, F. Reue, V. Eckert. SECO D: K. Miller, E. Ripley, A. Webb, C. Scott, B. Spencer, B. Goss, A. Fulcher, L. Hughes, D. Wilson, R. Baker, C. Jordan, N. Cloutman. THIRD: ]. Roger, T. VanAuken, ]. Warren, P. Kelley, ]. Spruill, R. Burnett, M. Guillot, R. Diaz, R. Cuccia, P. Smart, T. Budwah, K. elson. 100 FIRST ROW: D. Cone, K. Cloutman, C. Clotiaux, B. Bush, K. Burns, D . Brown, G. Bright, B. Bellue, D. Bean, V. Allen, K. Allen,]. Adams. SECOND: A. Harrison, K. Hansen, D. Haltom, E. Guillory, R. Green, C. Gregory, M. Gibson, M. Gannaway, C. Fuller, D. Frazier, L. Edgar, L. Downey, B. Doornbos, P. Dean, P. Dabney. THIRD: B. Winfrey, B. Willson, V. Sheffield, C. Rose, ]. Robinson, V. Nesom, F. Matts, G. Mashburn, ]. McElroy, ]. Loy, C. Kirkland, D. Kelley, V. Jernigan, B. Jarrell, R. Hollis. National Honor Society

Robert Burnett speaks on the qualities of leadership during the annual National Honor Society induction ceremonies on April 21. Special A wards )

Kenneth Birdwell American Chemical Society Award

Bill Barlow Central Elementary PTA Schol­ Mike Phillips arship Texas Chemical Council Carol Laurent Award C. 0 . Wilson Jr. High PTA Scholarship Marvin Davenp6rt Langham Elementary PTA Schol­ arship

Bryant Woods Karen Silkwood Mike Guillot National Merit Letter of Com­ B u sin es s and Prof eJSional Student Council President mendation Woman's Scholarship Award

Richard Cuccia Nederland Fire Dept., Police Dept. Scholarship

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Betty Goss Christy Pullin Carol Grounds Nederland F.ducalion AIJocia­ Nederland Alumni Scholarship C. 0. Wilson Band Parent's Jion Scholarship Club

Barbara lively ational Merit Finalist Award, Bal/our Award, Shepard's Laun­ dry

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0 1 I FRO T : R. L. Diaz, President; Pauline Smart, Vice-President ; Linda Eagleson, Secretary; Gayle Barnett. Reporter; Amaya Carpenter, Treasurer; Clair Jordan, Social Chairman. 104 Lorita Peavy lPorld History

Danny Kelley Jeff Seward American His t o r y, Civics Chemistry I

R. L. Diaz, Economics English and Foreign Languages

Sharon Darrow Joe Morgan Martha Singleton Tad Walters Spa11i1h I SpaniJh II SpaniJh III I.Alm I

Alice Fulcher l.Atin II, American Legion Award

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Karen Nelson Barbara Wilson Dale Richey Diane Wilson Senior Eng/iJh Junior Eng/iJh Sophomore EngliJh Bu1ine11 Eng/iJh 106 Fine Arts

Gerald Cuccia Donna Brown Raedine Burton Alan Gabbert Art I, Junior Class Presi­ Art II Art III Boy's Persuasive Speaking-1st dent Medal place State

Judy Bradshaw Al~n Davenport Patsy Penry Clair Jordan Girl's Persuasive Speaking-3rd Arts and Crafts Journalism I Journalism II place

Susan Brooks Gerald Lisenby Danny Forkner Barbara Mize Speech l Speech II Speech III, Boy's Prose Read­ State Typing 2nd place ing 107 Math and Science

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Jonnie Hicklin Gayle Barnett Commercial Math Advanced Arithmetic Etta Hebert Randy Warner Algebra I Algebra II

Nancy Camp Plane Geometry Jean Mclemore Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Billy Doornbos Algebra 42 •

Herbert Varley Physics Dale Richey Biology Randy Hollis Advanced Biology

108 Vocational Industries Training

Arlington Woods Mechanical Drawing I

Carlton Tedrick W oodwo1king I Olan Ware Woodworking II Gregory Newcomb Vocational Agricultme II

Denver Dugas Vocational Agriculture Ill Curtis Eskind General Metal! I Bill Lewis General Meta/J II

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Carol Gregory Library Award Clair Jordan Future Nurses Award

R. L. Diaz Alice Fulcher American Legion Award, .Salu­ American Le- Linda Downey tatorian Medal, Shepherd Laun­ gion Award Future Teach­ dries Award, Joseph Curran ers Award Scholarship, PI L 0 T 'Editor Medal, Beaumont Parm and Ranch Club Outstanding Youth Award ~

Linda Eagleson Bulldog Beat Ed­ itor

Celia Roberson Sophomore Class President's Medal Robbie Baker D.A.R. Good Citizen1hip Award, High School PTA Scholar1hip, Beaumont Farm and Ranch Club Oul!tanding Youth Citi­ zemhip Award

State Finalist Band Solo Contest Qualifiers

Margret Eichelbergur Tad Walters Arlene Creswell David Olsen Karen Cloutman Randy Warner Judy Loy Jan Renolds Jimmy Spruill Carol Grounds James Pelloat James Brown Ruby Powers Jer;y Fountain Barbara Golden Dale Richey Ronda Green David Frazier Joe Fred Warren Jody Roberts Don Dodson Phillip Richey Richard Dowdon Becky Bellue Lore Kemp ltandy Hollis Mr. Kelley honors Jimmy Spruill as "Most Valuable Musician"

111 Janet Todd Shorthand I

Lynda Pharo Betty Smith Diane Wilson Bookkeeping I Bookkeeping II Secretarial Training

Anita Murphy Linda Carriker Shorthand II Home Economics I

Sue McAJister Barbara Mize Home Economics II Typing I

Becky Bellue Typing II

Judith McElroy Shirley Allen Sandra Peterson Home Economics III Family R,elations Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 112 Lynda Pharo Senior GIS

Tommye Budwah Martha Wagner Kathy Haltom Senior Phy1ical Edu­ Junior Phy1ical Educa­ Sophomore Phy1ical Educa­ cation tion tion

Kenneth Samford Mable DeCuir Junior Phy1ical Educa­ Junior GIS tion

Reidar Hansen Sophomore Phy1ical Edu­ cation Gay Tucker Sophomore GIS

Mike Collins Senior PE

Ricky Masters Jimmy Spruill Choral Au·ard Mo1t Valuable Mu1ician 11 3 Lajaunda Betty G~bauer Wilson Vice-Pres. Social Leader Gerald Cuccia President Linda Mandeville Secretary Juniors Are Proud

Ables, Sharon Adams, John Adaway, Lind.i Allen, Karen Allen, Virginia

Anders, Linda Angelle, Cecila Arnold, Linda Aycock, Karen Ballard, Sharon

Barfield, Barry Barnes, Linda Beagle, Donna Bean, Kathryn Bean, Ritchard

Beck, Robert Bell, Ronnie Bellue, Becky Bennett, Lannr Bergeron, Ann

Bilson, Ernest Bloomfield, Rosalie Blount, La Verne Bonura, Gary Bradley, Laundra

Breaux, Robert Bright, Morgan Broaddus, Mary Broussard, Dianna Brown, Donna

116 of Their Class History

Brown, Robert Burnett, James Bums, Karen Bush, Bob Cammack, Johnnr

Carry, Wally Carter, Benny Carter, Johnny Cason, James Casto, John

Cessac, Dwayne Cessac, Jerry Cessac, Rebecca Clarkston, Kay Clayton, James

Clepper, Joe Cline, Candy Clotiaux, Cheri Clortman, Karen Cohrt, Kay

Collins, Harold Concienne, Ann Concienne, Judy Cone, Dan Cooley, David

Cooper, Deoois Creswell, Arlene Creswell, Doris Cuccia, Gerald Dabney, Pat

117 Juniors Lend an

David, Glenn Davidson, Dicy Davis, Sharon Deal, Gail Dean, Phyllis

DeCuir, Mable Delahoussaye, Danny Delahoussaye, Mary Denton, Lynn Diaz, Anna

Doiron, Donald Doornbos, Billy Dowden, Richard Downey, Linda Ducote, Helen Jo

Dugas, Denver Duke, Karn Dunn, Alma Edgar, Linda Eichelberger, Margaret

Eskind, Curtis Eversole, Linda Eversole, Veronica Fabre, Katherine Faulk, Gary

Faunce, Rickey Flanagan, Ronnie Flenings, Jerry Fondren, Joe Foreman, Betty

118 Air of Dignity

Forkner, Dannie Frazier, David Freeman, Annette Frederick. Lawrence Frisby, Arvell

Fulcher, ancy Fuller, Connie Gannaway, Michael Gardenhire, Carol Garner, Brenda

Gaugh, Danny Gabauer, Laj:iunda Geer, trances Gibson, Mary Gibson, Frank

Granger, Butch Green, Joyce Green, Rhonda Gregory, Carol Gribnau, Ronnie

Grossman, Valarie Guillory, Earl Hair, Marica Haltom, Dayne Hancock, Betty

Hanks, Ronald Hanley, Billy Hansen, Karinne Hansen, Bill Harrison, Andrea

119 Juniors Sell Magazines

Hartzog, Jimmy Hebert, Etta Hebert, Mike Hebert, Yvonne Hemby, Glend,1

Henley, Lillie Hicklin, Johnny Hi~ton , Frank Hollier, Connie Hollis, Randy

Howard, Sharon Howle, Linda Hudnall, Connie Hughes, Susan Huval, Darlene

Isaacs, Dennis Jagneaux, Pat Jarrell, Beth Jernigan, Vicki Johnson, Jerry

Johnson, Linda Johnson, Sara Jones. Bob Jones, James Jones, Kell

Junot, George Kelley, Danny Kemp, Loye Kincaid, Carole Kirkland, Cheryl

120 to Finance Jr.-Sr. Prolll

Kitchens, Phillis Kolb, Gary Lakey, athain Laughery, Pat Lfe, James

Lee, Patricia Libersat, Murray Linscomb, Leslie Lisenby, Darrell Lofton, Lynn

Louviere, Sandra Loy, Judy Lusk, Wayne Lyday, Myrna McElroy, Judith

McGowan, Donna Mcinnis, Elaine Mclain, Margarette McVey, Dale Mandeville, Linda

Marlow, Stanley Mashburn, Gail Massey, Tommy Masters, Rickey Matts, Floyd

Maxey, Ronny Miller, Earl Miller, Sharon Mills, Paula Moody, Mike

121 Junior Class Sponsors

Morgan, Carolyn Morgan, Donna Morgan, Glynn Morgan, Pat Mougia, Mike

'ally, Joel ash, Robert Nelrnn, David Nelson, Ronny Newton, Dianna

Nichols, Jerry Noblitt, Barb1ra Nunez, Judy O'Neal, Janis Overstreet, Janette

Park, Glrnda Parr, Susanne Partin, Mike Peavy, Lorita Pelloat, Jame~

Penland, Don Penry, Patsy Perkins, Lind.i Peterson, Scott Petzold, hirley

Peveto, Wanda Poindexter, Donna Powell, Max Prejean, Theresa Premeaux, James

122 ''Holllecollling Reception''

Price, Mike Pruitt, Joe Pugh, Cathy Quebedeaux, Raymond Ramsey, Ray

Reed, Mike Rees, Charles Reeves, Bill Reynolds, Jan Richardson, Gary

Richey, Gary Richey, Philip Riddle, John Robinson, Jeanne Rogers, Gary

Romero, Tommy Rose, Cheryl Ross, Pamela Rothrock, Barbara Samford, James K.

Samford, Steve Sanders, Glenn Schuhardt, Don Serrette, June Shahan, Thomas

Sheffield, Virginia Simon, Charlotte Simmons, Paul Singleton, Martha Sistrunk, Ronnie

123 Juniors Look Forward to Their

Smith, Betty Smith, Hollis Smith, Mike Smith, ancy Sorrell, Sandra

Spell, Lawrence Stanley, Calvin Stansbury, Linda Stark, Kenneth Stilley, Danny

Teaters, Loa Terracina, James Tiner, Gary Todd, Janet Todd, Robert

Trainer, Charles Tribes, Lawana Vance, Lloyd Vance, Margaret Van DeHoef, Mike

Van 0 trom, Carolyn Varley, Herbert Wagner, Connie Wagner, Martha Weeks, Penny

Wells, James West. Glenn Williams, Jimmy White, Lindy Williams, Mary K.

124 Last Year at N .H.S.

Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Betty Winfrey, Robert Wistner, Richard Wood, Arlington

OT PICTURED: Cope, Gloria Haviland, Barbara Hebert, Kenneth Hughes, Carolyn Kimbrough, Linda esom, v;ckie O'Conner, Keith Solieau, Bertie Thoiton, Freda Ware, Iva Williamson, Paul

Leave it to me, I'll fix it!

Everyone enjoyed the Valentine's dance.

125 And Those Energetic Juniors?

This is a rare sight! Only she knows for sure'

After all, the deadline is tomorrow. It used to be just like this! 126 Looks good enough to eat.

Haven't lost a game yet!

They back them all the way.

Cover girls

See! We go to Mexico! Toot! Toot! Toot! 127 Barbara Bishop Treasurer Celia Roberson President Kathy Fleming Secretary Sophotnores Meet New

Absure, Darlene Adams, Jeanne Aguilar, Pat Aldridge, James Alldaffer, Tracie Antley, Carla

Armstrong, Danny Baiky, Homer Bailey, Mary Bailey, Terr~· Bales, Sue Barnes, Mike

Battenfield, Mac Bean, Connie Begneaud, Judy Bell, Jan Bellow, Dena Billingsley, Andrea

Bishop, Barbara Blanton, Mike Bodemuller, .Cornelia Borugue, Bobby Bcyles, Charles Bradberry, Pam

Breaux, Betty Bricker, Bob Bricker, Tom Britain, Patsy Broaddus, Terrie Brown, Charles

Brown, James Brown, Linda Brown, Rita Brownshadel, Elton Bryant, Sue Budwah, Karen

130 Challenges at N.H.S.

Burns, Paul Burton, Leon Burton, Pat Bush, Bruce Buzzingham, Donald Camp, ancy

Carriker, Linda Casto, Billy Chamblee, James Chance, George Chatelain, Cora Chatelain, Jackie

Chavez, Cynthia Clour, Ronnie Cobb, James Collins, Pat Collins, Patsy Colvin, Eddie

Cocienne, Becky Cook, Linda Cooper, Wanda Coulter, ancy Coward, Richard Cox, Carolyn

Crampton, Claude Crawford, John Crocker, Marcia Cropper, Raymond Cruse, Ruthellen Dabney, Pam

Darrow, harron Davenport, Alan DeCuir, Bever!)' DeCuir, Wylant Delahousaye, BarbJra Devers, Cynthia

131 Sophomores Becotne Acqua

DeVries, Margaret Dickens, D avid Dies, Kenneth Dodson, Don Dorman, Jennifer Dowden, Bonnie

Dubos:e, Danny Duckworth, Bert Dugas, Mickey Dumesnil, Dennis Dye, Betty Eckert, Alvin

Elliot, Rickey Ellis, Dianne England, Brenda English, Don Ewing, Fred Falke, Don

Felps, Lon Findley, Charlie Fleming, Kathy Fletcher, K'athy Fontenot, Delwood Fortenberry, Larry

Fraser, Tommy Fulton, Bryan GanJnn, Jo Anne Glaze, Earlyne Glenn, Jerry Golden, Barbara

Golden, Danny Gore, Stanley Goss, Ronnie Graham, Carol Graham, John Gray, Fred

132 inted With Traditions

Gregg, Jeannette Griffin, Linda Griffith, Flo}'d Griffith, Ross Guidr}', ]oho Guilbeaux, Dewer

Guillot, Carolyn Halliburton, Melanie Haltom, Kathy Hammonds, Wanda Hancock, Otis Hansen, Raedar

Hardy, Claude Hawkins, Ronnie Hayden, Malaki Haynes, Scott Head, Becky Hebert, Karen

Henderson, Jerry Herring, Sherry Hibbert, Velma Hickman, Lynn Higgs, Sheila Hill, Brenda

Hodnett, Mike Holland, Earline Holt, Larry Hepper, Billy Howell, Lynda Hubert, Eddie

Issacs, Tim Jackson, Darlena Jacobs, Billy John•on, Ann Johnson, Mike Johnston, te"e

133 Sopholllores Participate in

Jones, Alan Jones, Ann Jones, Linda Kalbaugh, Jolie Kay, David Keenan, Jo Ellen

Kelly, Marsha Killian, Pete King, Fred King, Johnny Knod, Gloria Kube, Patricia

Kuluris, James Lackey, Cheryl Lafleur, Brenda Landry, Deborah Lantz, Barbara Ledger, Jerry

Lee, Curtis Lee, Minice Lenoir, Theresa Linsiog, Glenda Lewis, Linda linsccmb, Mary

Lively, Charles Locht, Penny Lyons, Rhode McAlister, Sue McCormick, James McElvain, Claude

McKague, Garry McLemore, Letcher McMinn, Phyllis McWilliams, Harold Maddox, Steve Manning, Mike

134 Many School Functions

}.farrs, Donna Marsh, Eugene Martin, Kenneth Martin, Ricky May, Carolyn May, James

Menard, Julia Metcalf, Greg Miles, Jane Miller, Charles Miller, Donna Miller, ina

Miller, Sandy Mize, Barbara Mobley, Bob Montalvo, Judy Morgan, Joe Moses, Margie

Mosley, Darlene Moye, J. T. Mullins, Martha Murphy, Anita lewcombe, Gregory oblitt, Larry

orton, Jody owlin, Claude O'Conner, Keith Parker, Patsy Patterson, Linda Pellerin, Brenda

Pendergrass, Tom Perkins, Steve Peterson, Dennis Petitt, Richard Phillips, Donna Phillips, Pat

135 Sopholllores Make Them

Philyaw, Pat Polk, Sidney Pollock, Marilyn Potts, Ronnie Pratt, Mike Reed, Warren

Rehak, Linda Reid, Tanna Renfro, Rebecca Richards, Nathan Richards, Susan Richards, Tommie

Richards, Vickie Richey, Dale Rienstra, Myrta Riley, Steve Ritchie, Brenda Roberson, Celia

Roberts, Bob Roberts, Jody Roebuck, Tommy Rogers, Ben Rogers, Beverly Rose, Evelyn

Russel, Cynthia Ruysenaars, Ronnie Sattler, Sammie Schroeder, James Sheppard, Douglas Short, Doris

Sinclair, Linda Smith, Beverly Smith, Elton Smith, J. T. Smith, Larry Smith, Marlin

136 selves at Hom.e

mith, andra mith, ylvia mith, Tommr Spence, Kathr pittler, Linda Spittler, Sandra

prouse, Jimmr pruill, Fleta tanford, Randy t. Cyr, Ray Stepp, Bobby terling, Richard

Stewart, Travis Stinson, George Ann Streetman, Edward Stutzman, Phyllis Tantillo, Vincent Tantzen, Lou Ellen

Tapia, Frank Tarver, Bruce Taylor, Dale Taylor, Renn Thaxton, Mike Theriot, Marsha

Theriot, adene Thibodeaux, Bradler Thibodeaux, ancy Thorp, Paul Timmons, Carla Trahan, Irby

Trimble, Elizabeth Tucker, Gay Tullan, Peggy Turner, Becky !rich, Jane Wallace, Charlotte

137 Sopholllores Pass ''Initiation''

Walters, Tad Ware, Iva Ware, Ronnie Warner, Jack Warner, Randy Watkins, Mary

Weaver, Wayne Webb, Donna Welch, Max Welch, Steve Whiddon, Pam White, Gary

White, Marilyn White, Patricia White, Raynell Williams, Thelma Williford, Marilyn Wills, Tommy

Wilson, Alice Winfrey, David Winters, Pat Woods, Pat Worthy, James

OT PICTURED:

Adams, Carolyn Powell, Rodney Ballard, Benny Reeves, David Beagle, Carolyn Sattler, Rose Bond, Marvin Singleton, Connie Beckham, Gloria Smith, Kerry Evans, Cappel Sonnier, Larry Dowden, Russel Tedrick, Clrlton Guymes, Beverly Terry, Ann McGill, Steve Victor, Kathy Morales, Mary Whidden, Frank Owens, Richard Zimmerman, Larry Paxton, Leeda

138 They blck 'urn all the way. Wilbur Allums Jack Barber Bill Capps Gene Fletcher Johnny Laskoskie

Harvey Montaine Pat Pratt Riley Spittler Gary Swain MR. DOW Special Ed. Instructor

Special Education Department

Another phase of classroom" research. So what! That's easy.

139 Sophomores Aren't Forgotten!

Typical day in Mr. Woodrome's class. Sophomores in their favorite sport.

Smile for the camera, girls!

Everyone backs the basketball team.

Girls get the physical fitness workout.

"Fiji Island" Armstrong 140 Of course we love school! Kick high, girls, for today is the day.

Will I ever make it? One-two-cha-cha-cha.

Those were the good old days ! Did you win today? 141

STAFF !EMBERS: Beckr Concienne; Cornelia Bodemuller; Jeanne Robinson; Mary Virginia Gibson; Linda Arnold; Ginger Sheffield; at Cloutman; Jackie Graham; Alice Fulcher; Jane Dye; Pauline Smart, Business Manager; R. L. Diaz, Editor.

144 POT OR: .Mrs. E. Fleming

EDITOR: R. L. Diaz SOPHOMORES: Cornelia Bodemuller Becky Concienne

JUNIORS: Ginger Sheffield Jeanne Robinson Linda Arnold Mary Virginia Gibson

s T A M F E F M B E R s

SENIORS: Pauline Smart, Alice Fulcher, R. L. D iaz, 'at C loutman, Jackie Graham, Jane Dye.

145 FIRST ROW: Bill Barlow, Frances Reue, Barbara Lively, Celia Roberson, Pam Bradberry, Ruthellen Cruse, Alice Fulcher, Cheri Clotiaux, Doris Creswell, Robbie Baker, James Rogers; Sponsor, Mr. Nyles Hinch, Gary Tiner, Ricky Martin, Linda Sinclair, Karen Cloutman, Carol Graham, Elaine Minchew, Karen Allen, Davi

N.H.S. Student Council

OFFICERS: Jerry Johnson, vice-president; Barbara Lively, secretary; Alice Fulcher, treasurer; Mike Guillot, president

146 E IOR: Robbie Baker Barbara Lively Elaine finchew Alice Fulcher F ranees Reue James Rogers Mike Collins Richard Cuccia Mike Guillot Lynn Hawkins Buddy Linder Bill Barlow

Student Council Class Representatives

JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES: Doris Creswell Connie Fuller Pam Bradberry Celia Roberson Karen Cloutman Linda Sinclair Ruthellen Cruse Cheri Clotiaux Carol Graham Karen Allen Tad Walters Ricky Martin Kenny Stark Gerald Cuccia Gary Tiner Jerry Johnson Dayne Haltom ot pictured: David Kay

President Mike Guillot and Sponsor Mr. Hinch plan a business meeting ..

147 FRONT TO BACK: Darlene Jackson, James Hayes, Graig Metclaf, Joe Morgan, Mr. Peacock, sponsor; Dannie Forkner, Carolyn Scott, Calvin Stanley, Vickie Nesom, Karen Nelson, Betty Forman, Mike Hodnett, Bill Barlow, Sharon Ballard, Harold Harper, Suzanne Parr, Glenda Parks, Jeanne Robinson, Gail Deal, Lillie Henley, Janis O'Neal.

Draina Club

SPONSOR: Mr. Joe Peacock "The Infanta" . .. Cynthia Chavez, Gail Jackson, Rusty Dowden, Glenda Park, Dannie Forkner. 148 FRO TROW: Robbie Baker, Becky Bellue, Cecile Angelle, Carolyn Morgan, Kathy Haltom, Gay Tucker, Carrol Grounds, Jo Ann Devillier, Jane Miles, Barbara Palmer, sponsor; Connie Singleton, Patricia Winters, Gail Deal, Di­ anna Newton, Nancy Knight, Phyllis Stutzman, Mrs. Ernestine Fleming, sponsor; Tommye Budwah, Karen Bums, Kath­ erine Fabre, Linda Irvine, Caroline Dickinson, Luann Soape, Linda Hawn, Linda Howle, Karen Miller.

Anchor Club

FRONT ROW: Carolyn Morgan, treasurer; Ann Webb, secretary; Becky Bellue, vice­ president; Robbie Baker, president; Anna Markley, installing officer; Carrol Grounds. Cecile Angelle, Kathy Haltom, class chairman; Mrs. Fleming, sppnsor. 149 FIRST ROW: Vicki Jernigan, Dale Richey, Danny Kelley, Herbert Varley, Phillip Richey, David Frazier. SECOND ROW: Marvin Davenport, Larry Strother, Elton Brownshadel, John Riddle, Dan Cone, Billy Doornbos. THIRD ROW: Calvin Stanley, Ralph Raines, Ryan Trimble, Robert Burnett, Earl Guillory.

Math Club

SPONSOR: Mrs. Gloria Hamilton OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Herbert Varley, president; Phillip Richey, vice-president; Vickie Jernigan, secretary. SECOND ROW: Danny Kelley, reporter; Dale Richey, treasurer; David 150 Frazier, program chairman. FffiST ROW: Mr. Hinch and Mr. Broussard, sponsors; Karen Allen, R. L. Diaz, Mike Vernon, Buddy Linder, Bill Barlow, Billy Murphy, Kenny Shipp, Butch Davis, Ryan Trimble, Nat Cloutman. SECOND ROW: Alice Fulcher, Gail Barnett, Karen Cloutman, Barbara lively, Virginia Allen, Karinne Hansen, Lindy White, Pat Dabney, Gail Soileau, Anna Diaz, Gail Mashburn, Shirley Petzold, Doris Creswell, Barbara Willson, Ann Johnson, Saundra Bradley. THffiD ROW: Calvin Stanley, Herbert Varley, Phillip Richey, Jan Reynolds, Elton Brown­ shadel, Jimmy Spruill, Karen Silkwood, Christy Pullin, Willa Clark, Pat Mize, Ronnie Maxey, Jerry Johnson, Robert Nash, Gerald Cuccia. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Hawkins, Dayne Haltom, Bill Reeves, Jerry Nichols, Ronnie Nelson, Kenneth Hebert, Pat Morgan, Karn Duke, Bob Bush, Dennis Issacs, James Pelloat, Earl Guilory, Mike Ganaway, Glenn West. FIFTH ROW: Danny Kelley, Larry Strother, Marvin Daven­ port, Mike Van Dehoff, Billy Dornboss, Ralph Raines-, Mike Phillips, Kenneth Birdwell, David Olson, Kenny Kirksey, Phillip Hilton, Billy Joe Orr, John McCullough, Robert Burnette, Nathan Lakey. SIXTH ROW: Mike Collins, James Roger, Mike Guillot, Derrel DeRouen, Ronnie Robertson, Scotty Campbell, Kenny Naizer, Kenny Spence, Jim Holcomb, James Hayes, lee Robinson, John Mcinnis, James Stark, Joe Fred Warren, James Wells, Dan Cone. Science Club

OFFICERS: Billy Murphy vice-pres.; Ryan Trimble, sec.; Bill Barlow, pres.; Buddy lynder, SPONSORS: Mr. Broussard (SEATED}, Mr. treas.; Kenny Shipp, reporter; Butch Davis, parliamentarian. Hinch, Mr. Goss. 151 FRO T ROW: Scott Peterson, Tommy Massey, Curtis Eskind, Lawrence Spell, Gary Roger, Wayne Richardsoo, Jackie Metreyon, Mike Mougia; Mr. Weeren. SECOND ROW: Tommy Holland, Kenneth Bayer, Eddie Colville, Wilfred Champagne, Bluite Langham, Bill Lewis, Harvey Sterling, Lanny Bennett. THIRD ROW: James McCormick, Butch Granger, Larry Skinner, Larry Pellerin, Dean Richards, Henry Franke, Dale Pool.

Vocational-Industrial Club

SWEETHEART: OFFICERS: Jackie Metreyeon, Sgt at Arms; Henry Franke, Vice-Pres.; Bluite Langham, Pres.; Jeanette Sparks Dale Pool, Treas.; Bill Lewis, Sec.; Harvey Sterling, Reporter. 152 FRONT ROW: Roger Collins, John Maddox, Larry Johnson, Gary White, Joe Wilson, Paul Erwin, Denver Dugas, Tommy Brown, Mike Man­ ning, Jerry Leger, James Moore, Bob Mobly, olon Champagne, Mickey Dugas, David Cannon, Danny Covgh, Stephen Cox, Harvey Theriot, Al Trahan, John Daigle, John King, Joe Clepper, Bobby Beck, James Terracina, Stephen Wheeler, Bill Schroeder, Steve Smith; J. E. McCarty, Sponsor; Max Powell, Dillion Deshotel, John Addington, David Tofey, Perry Soape, Tommy Hinson, Randall Dalby, Fred Prekins, Glenn Sanders, Benny Carter, Wayne Weaver, Mac Battenfield, James Schroeder, Gerald Cooper, Kell Jones. Future Farlllers Club

OFFICERS: Max Powell, reporter; Danny Gough, treasurer; Billy Hanley, sentinel; Denver Dugas, F.F.A. SWEETHEART president; Bobby Beck, vice-president; Glenn Sanders, secretary Jody Roberts 153 OFFICERS: Left to right: Karen Silkwood, secretary-treasurer; Madelyn Prejean, Pianist; SPONSORS: Mrs. Kathy Frazior, Miss Geraldine Lynda Pharo, parliamentarian; Mable Decuir, historian; Mary V. Gibson, social leader; Watts. Linda Eagleson, president; Susan Hughes, reporter; Frances Reue, social leader. Not Pictured: Becky Womack, vice-president; Adrea Harrison, song leader.

Future Hom_em_akers of Am_erica

FIRST ROW: Mrs. Frazior and Miss Watts, sponsors; Doris Creswell, Frances Reue, Lynda Pharo, Karen Silkwood, Penny Weeks, Darlene Suva!. SECO ID ROW: Madelyn Prejean, Karen Bums, Connie Fuller, Kathy Haltom, Linda Eagleson, Carolyn Clepper, Jane Dye, Margie Moses. THIRD ROW: Joan Ganann, Becky Thomas, Nancy Coulter, Lue Ellen Tantzen, Sharron Darrow, Cornelia Bodemuller, Betty Dye, Mable DeCuir. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Lands, Lirxly White, Sue McAlister, Linda Carriker, Freda Thornton, Loa Teaters, Mary Virginia Gibson, Susan Hughes, Saundra Bradley. FIFTH ROW: Ann Youngblood, Sharon Miller, Donna Miller, Celia Roberson, Carla Timmons, Sherry Herring, Pam Bradberry, Ruthellen Cruse, J.inda Sinclair. 154 ROW I: Susan Richards, Sharon Darrow, Linda Cook, Carolyn May, Cheryl Larkey, Mable Decuir, Carla Antley, Marilyn Pollock, Barbara Mize, Sue McAlister, Alice Wilson, Jennifer Dorman. ROW II: Saundra Bradley, Beverly Rogers, Donna Miller, Marsha Kelly, Patricia Winters, Kathy Victor, Ruthellen Cruse, Donna Webb, Charlotte Wallace, Kathy Broaddus, Susan Hughes, Dianne Newton, Pat Aguilar, Donna Marrs. ROW III: Mary Watkins, Cynthia Russel, Karen Burns, Linda Anders, Carolyn Adams, Wylane Decuir, Sandra Miller, Darlene Abshire, Brenda Pellerin, Kathy Haltom, Carla Timmons, Pam Dabney, Anita Murphy. ROW IV: Barbara Mosley, Pam Ross, Cecile Angelle, Margaret DeVries, Donna Brown, Cynthia Devers, Frances Geer, Alma Dunn, Donna Phillips, Linda Jones, Becky Concienne, Nancy Camp, Darlina Jackson. ROW V: Glenda Lensing, Tracie Alldaffer, Jo Keenan, Elizabeth Tremble, Jolie KaJboug~, Gay Tucker, Linda Howell, Ann Johnson, Nadene Theriot, Betty Breaux, Terrie Broaddus, Raedine Burton, Pat Philyaw. ROW VI: Linda Hawn, Tommie Jean Richard, Wanda Hammonds, Brenda Lefleur, Fleta Spruill, Sandra Spittler, Bobbie Stepp, Rhonda Hallmark, Sandra Smith, Carol Graham, Pam Bradberry, Celia Roberson, Linda Sinclair.

Pep Squad

SPONSOR: Mrs. Mavis Williams SPO SOR: Mrs. Billie McClure 155 N.H.S. Cheerleaders TOP ROW: Ann Concienne, Judy Bradshaw, Gail Mashburn, Head Cheerleader Mary Alice Prejean, Linda Edgar, Theresa Christian, Judy Concienne.

156 Ann Concienne 3 Judy Bradshaw 4

Nederland Cheerleaders

MASCOT: Theresa Christian

Linda Edgar 3 Judy Concienne 3 Gail Mashburn 3 157 OFFICERS: Beth Jarrell, secretary; Amaya Carpenter, vice-president; Elaine Minchew, SPONSORS: Mrs. Claudine Majors, Mrs. Mickey Dom­ president; Tommye Budwah, senior representative; Gay Tucker, sophomore repr~sentative . iny, Mrs. Mary Armstrong.

Girls Intramural Sports

FIRST ROW: Elaine Minchew, Beth Jarrell, Tommye Budwah, Amaya Carpenter, Gay Tucker, Mrs. Armstrong, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Pat Mize, Willa Clark, Linda Lively, Cheryl Lessig, Linda Pharo, Grace Hodnett, Carolyn Scott, Karen Nelson, Louanne Soape. THIRD ROW: Ann Terry, Velma Hibbert, Margaret DeVries, Lou Tantzen, Andrea Billingsly, Dena Bellow, Nancy Cal]lp, Ann Concienne, Sandra Smith. FOURTH ROW: Lawanna Tribes, Kathy Bean, Susan Hughes, Barbara Wilson, Donna Riown, Donna Beagle, Barbara Mize, Donna Philips, Brenda Ritchie, Myrna Reinstra . FIFTH ROW: Mary Williams, Mary Gibson, Sara Johnson, Carole Kincaid, Mabel DeCuir, Phyllis Dean, Kathy Haltom, Sharon Davis, Saundra Bradley, Becky Thomas, Wylane DeCuir. SIXTH RO\'{f: Freida Spruill, Bobbie Step, Patsy Parker, Doris Short, Barbara Delahoussaye, Karen Budwah. 158 I

I'll return this OK ... Set 'um up! serve!

Betty and Valerie enjoy shuffleboard

•

All eyes are on the ball

No ... I'll get it, M.V.

Hey . .. where's the birdie???

--- Carol and Grace are "on the A couple of badminton pros ball!!!" Gay spikes one over the net 159 FIRST ROW: Nat Cloutman, Gail Deal, Sharon Ballard, Wanda Hammons, Barbara Wilson, Jane Miles, Janice O' ea!, Mable Decuir, Linda Downey, Ruby Powers, Jane Menard, Kathy Fleming. SECOND ROW: Linda Carricker, Sue McAlister, Jane Ulrich, Karen Cloutman, Myrta Rienstra, Vicki Jernnigan, Phyllis McMinn, Cheryl Rose, Margaret Vance, Ruthellen Cruse, Gwen Bollman. THIRD ROW: Frank Tapia, Don Buzzingham, Dale Richey, Larry Noblitt, Joe Warren, James Wells, Elton Brownshadel, Bryant Woods, James Pelloat, Ronnie Gribnau, Greg Metcalf.

Latin Club

Mrs. Anderson, SPO SOR

OFFICERS: R. L. Diaz, secretary; Grace Hodnett, president; Karen Cloutman, treasurer; Ronnie Gribnau, vice-president. 160 The banquet had its many solemn moments. Some donned Roman togas for the banquet. L c a 1 t • u 1 b n

OFFICERS: President . Grace Hodnett V.-President ...... Ronnie Gribnau Secretary ...... It L. Diaz Treasurer ...... Karen Cloutman "Veni, Vidi, Vici ..."

Order, Order!!! . .. Slave Auction! A feast on Mount Olympus???

161 FIRST ROW: Loye Kemp, Phillip Hilton, Nat Cloutman, president; Karen Cloutman, Carrol Grounds, Clair Jordon, Willa Clark, Anita Palmer, Gail Eversole, Pauline Smart, Nancy Knight, Anita Murphy, Jonnie Hicklin, Christy Pullin. SECOND ROW: Richard Cuccia, Philip Mull, Mike Hamerly, Ronnie Bell, David Olson, Wayne Crawford, Jack Beach, Cheryl Lesseig, Peggy Tullah, Barbara Golden, Glenda Lensing, Rita Brown, Jolie Kalbaugh, Pan1 Dabney, Betty Carlin. THIRD ROW: Ricky Wistner, Alice Wilson, Vickie Richards, Pat Woods, Kathy Victor, Gwen Bollman, Jackie Martin, Jackie Chatelain, Ann Bergeron, Pat Kube, Nina Miller, Nancy Camp, Dena Bellow, Myrta Reinstra, Linda Lively. FOURTH ROW: Pat Winters, Karen Miller, Alma Dunn, Martha Wagner, Sandra Miller, Darlene Abshire, Jane Menard, Jo Keenan, Linda Rehak, Carol Gardenhire, Cheryl Rose, Wanda Hammons, Gail Deal. FIFTH ROW: Harriet Lane, Cecil Angelle, Pam Ross, Lindy White, Margarette McLain, Nancy Smith, Gail Jackson, Cynthia Devers, Sharron Miller, Myrna Lyday, Helen Ducote, Sharron Ballard, Charlotte Simon. SIXTH ROW: Jane Miles, Barbara Delahoussaye, Becke Head, Brenda Lafleur, Cora Chatelain, Judy Cowgill, Ann Youngblood, Theresa Lenoir, Barbara Lands. Future Nurses' Club

SPONSOR: Mrs. Vera LeBlaoc, CO-SPONSOR: Mrs. Phyllis Lar­ R.N. President Nat Cloutman, and 1964 Miss Future Nurse, Carrol rabee Grounds, congratulate Karen Cloutman, Miss Future Nurse 1965, 162 during capping ceremonies. OFFICERS: Phillip Hilton, treasurer; Clair Jordon, secretary; Karen Cloutman, One hectic moment!!! vice-president; Nat Cloutman, president; Carrol Grounds, Miss Future Nurse; Anita Palmer, reporter.

0-o-oh ! Money ! ! Presiding at a meet­ Preparing for the T.B. tests. ing.

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Planning for the year ahead ... The 1963-64 officers. OFFICERS: Loy Kemp, Jr. Rep.; Gail Eversole, Sgt.-at-Arms; Willa Clark, Parliamentarian; Jonnie Hicklin, Social leader; ancy Knight, Sr. Rep .; Anita Murphy, Soph. Rep.; Pauline Smart, Historian. 163 FIRST ROW: Earlyne Glaze, Jackie Graham, Sharon Daves, Sharon Ballard, Linda Rehak, Donna Phillips, Gail Deal. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Craven, sponsor; Pat Woods, Saundra Bradley, Ricky Wistner, Cynthia Devers, Diane Ellis. Library Club

OFFICERS: Jackie Graham, President; Sharron Ballard, reporter-historian; Linda Rehak, treasurer; Donna Phillips, program chairman; Gail Deal, social leader; Ridky Wistner, vice-president; Diane Ellis, secretary. 164 FIRST ROW: Ginger Sheffield, Gayle Barnett, Darlene Huval, Vickie Weatherford, Amaya Carpenter, Pam Harmon, Sue Ellen Tantzen, Candy Cline. SECOND ROW: Becky Womack, Mrs. Mickey Dominy, sponsor; Patsy Penry, Sharron Howard, Susie Aycock, Penny Weeks, Janet Todd, Nat Cloutman. THIRD ROW: Kathy Haltom, Gay Tucker, Jack Wilson, Linda Howle, R. L. D iaz, Anita Murphy, Carla Timmons, Jolie Kalbaugh. Press Club

SPO SOR: Mrs. Mickey Dominy OFFICERS: Butch Davis, president; Susie Aycock, treasurer; Linda Eagleson, vice­ president; Jack Wilson, secretary.

165 FIRST ROW: Terrie Broaddus, Kathy Braddus, Jo Anne Ganann, Linda Griffin, Celia Mount, Lillie Henley, Barbara Mosley, Earlyne Glaze. SECOND ROW: Letcher Mclemore, Jimmie Sprouse, Jean Mclemore, Rebecca Payne, Martha Singleton, Vickie Richards, Gail Jackson, Glen Landry, Rohde Lyons. THIRD ROW: Allison Faw, Benny Carter, Paul Simmons, Ricky Masters, Johnny Leavins, James Henley, James Burton. Morning Watch

OFFICERS: Johnny Leavins, vice-president; Jean Mclemore, vice-president; Rebecca Payne, social chairman; Earlyne Glaze, pianist; Barbara Mosley, secretary; Lillie Henley, reporter; James Henley, president. 166 FIRST ROW: Betty Foreman, Pat Aquilar, Ano Johnson, Betty Breau, Janice O'Neal, Mable Decuir, Yvonne Hebert, Sharron Avles, Robbie Baker, Linda Howle, Pat Mize, Linda Downey, Margaret Mclain, Dannie Forkner, Gay Tucker, Cornelia Bodemuller, Kathy Spense, Carolyn Adams, James Pelloat.

Future Teachers Club

SPO SORS: Mrs. Naomi Gleason, Mrs. Betty Guaroere, Mrs. Betty Craven.

PRESIDE lT: Jeanne Robinson

OFFICERS: Gay Tucker, 1st. vice-president; Aon Johnson, 2nd. vice-president; Linda Downey, secretary-treasurer; Pat Mize, historian. 167 FIRST ROW: Becky Womack, Gayle Barnett, Amaya Carpenter, Vickie Weatherford, Darlene Huval, Janet Todd, Candy Cline. SECOND ROW: Patsy Penry, Clair Jordon, Penny Weeks, Linda Kaye Howle, Susie Aycock, Sharon Howard, Linda Eagleson. THIRD ROW: Jack Wilson, Mike Hamerly, Butch Davis.

SPONSOR: Mrs. Mickey Dominy DIVISION EDITORS: Jack Wilson, sports editor; Mike Hamerly, assistant photog­ rapher; Becky Womack, reporter; Linda Eagleson, editor; Amaya Carpenter, news editor; Gayle Barnett, magazine editor; Clair Jordon, business manager. 168 B u I I

REPORTERS: Janet Todd, Linda Kay Howle, Sharon Howard, Judy d Blanchard, Candy Cline.

BULLDOG BEAT EDITOR: Linda Eagleson. 0 g

B e a t s REPORTERS: Vickie Weatherford, Ricky Wistner, Susan Aycock, Penny Weeks, Patsy Penry. Gayle Barnett, Magazine Ed. and Bulldog Beat Feature t Ed. a f f

REPORTERS : Mike Hamerly, Becky Womack. Clair Jordon, Business Manager and Assistant Magazine Ed. 169 s q LIEUTE ANT: u Elouise Ripley a d

4 - CAPTAIN Gwen Bollman Anita Palmer w Poogie Creswell e s t e r Mary Ann Jones Linda Eagleson n Charlotte Simon a • 1 r e

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Jackie Martin 1 Pat Laughery Brenda McGowan Jackie Graham r e s

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MISS IDEAL WESTERNAIRE: Pam West Lynne Hughes w Faye Williams e s t e Yvonne Hebert r Betty Wilson n Sandy Louvier a • Linda Arnold Kaye Sanders 1 Connie Wagner r Cheryl Kirkland e s

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Grand Finale of the Annual Westernaire Review. Karen Allen Kaye Williams w e s t e Anna Diaz Diane Wilson Linda Pickens r n a Carolyn Van Oostrom Mary Skog • Alice Fulclier Pam West 1 r e s

173 ) ACCOMPANIST: Madelyn Prejean. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Lesseig, Mary Linscomb, Marcia Hair, Peggy Whitley, Jimmie Sprouse, Ann Webb, Becky Bellue, Jane Menard. SECOND ROW: Leslie Linscomb, Linda Pickens, Brenda Spencer, Lawana Tribes, Carolyn Dickenson, Donna Poin­ dexter, Wanda Peveto, Vickie Richards, Lorita Peavy, Rosalie Bloomfield, Glenda Park. THIRD ROW: Lynn Lofton, Ricky Masters, Johnny Leavins, Wayne Crawford, James Henley, Don Dodson, Loye Kemp, Glenn Landry. NHS Choir

ALL STATE CHOIR MEMBERS: Lynn Lofton and Rickey Masters.

174 All-REGION CHOIR MEMBERS: Johnny Leavins, Lynn Lofton, Wayne Crawford, Glenn Landry, Ricky Masters. Outstanding Choir Meillbers

SOLO CONTEST WINNERS: Ricky Masters, Linda Pickens, Becky Bellue. 175 FRONT ROW: Gerald Cuccia, Douglas Sheppard, Darlene Reed, Jody Roberts, Iva Ware, Martha Wagner, Donna Brown, Raedine Burton, Donna Beagle. SECO D ROW: Gary Kolb, Randy Powell, Wayne Lusk, Carol Gregory, Donna Prevost, Bob Bricker, Frank Hinton, Marsha Theriot, Jimmy Premeaux, Kenneth Samford. STANDING: Glynn Morgan, Bert Duckworth, Mike Wilson, Ricky Faunce, George Junot, Butch Granger, Jo Keenan, Jean Myers, Becky Renfro, Jackie Chatelain, Becky Head, Elton Smith, Brian Fulton, Mike Hodnett, Stephen Johnson, Alan Davenport, Mrs. Ryland.

Art Club

FIRST ROW: Raedine Burton, Sec.; Donna Brown, President. BACK ROW: Ricky Faunce, SPO SOR: Mrs. Ryland Iva Ware, Martha Wagner, Club Sweetheart; Board Members; Jody Robetts, Soc. l..dr.; Donna Beagle, Treas.; Alan Davenport. 176 MAJORETTE MAJORETTE Karen Cloutman 2, 3 Natalie Cloutman 2, 3, 4 DRUM MAJOR Harriet Lane 2, 3, 4

Nederland Band CO-DRUM MAJOR Connie Fuller 2, 3 MAJORETTE MAJORETTE Brenda Ritchie 2 Linda Downey 2, 3 ngle

, M. Eichelberger, A. Billingsley, B. Golden, L. Downey, B. Ritchie, C. Fuller, co-drum major; H. Lane, head drum-major. 10lds, R. Dowden, R. Warner, D. Struckmyer, J. Fountain, D. Kay, R. Coward, E. Guillory, D. Olson, J. Premeaux, C. Grounds, R. Green, H. Varley, C . Stanley, P. Richey, D . Kelley, J. Brown, C. Morgan, J. Loy. FIFTH ROW: J. Mcinnis, V. Allen, ...

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FIRST ROW: M. Eichelberger, K. Miller, A. Creswell, L. Carriker, K. Silkwood, B. Golden, B. Ritchie, H. Lane, K. Cloutman. SEC­ OND ROW: ]. Spruill;. ]. Pelloat, V. Jernigan, R. Diaz, D. Bellow, D. Kelley, C. Stanley, J. Fountain, J. Brown, C. Grounds, H. Varley, P. Richey, C. Morgan, J. Loy. THIRD ROW: R. Powers, J. Gregg, R. Gribnau, P. McMinn, K. Hansen, M. Williford, M. Mclain, N. Smith, S. Gore, M. Sims, T. Walters, J. Warren, S. Riley, D. Issaccs, K. Kirksey, R. Sistrunk, J. Mcinnis, V. Allen, B. Noblitt, P. Burton, P. Dabney, R. Green. FOURTH ROW: B. Bellue, M. Rienstra, C. Peveto, N. Cloutman, C. Laurent, A. Billingsly, P. Smart, T. Williams, N. Miller, N. Knight, G. Sheffield, C. Fuller, ]. Glenn, C. Nowlin, S. Brooks, D. Richey, M. Barnex, F. Matts, ]. Riddle, E. Brownshadel, A. Davenport, D. Dodson, ]. Roberts, M. Davenport, D. Frazier. FIFTH ROW: C. Smith, D. Davidson, D. Struckmeyer, L. Strother, J. Reynolds, R. Coward, R. Warner, D. Olson. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Kelley, director; ]. Miles, L. Downey, B. Delahoussaye, L. Kemp, R. Armstrong, R. Owens, M . Smith, R. Dowden, C. Rose, M. Williams, G. Eversole, K. Scales, R. Hollis, B. French. Hot Springs! .,.

We picnicked and swam at Lake Hamilton

We t,ook lots of pictures of the mountains, people, sights. Golden Pride of the Golden Tri2 lkwood, ]. Miles, K. Scales, C. Rose, B. French, G. Eversole, R. Hollis, M. Williams, M. Dunning, B. Delahoussaye, C. Bodemuller, A. Creswe Rienstra, V . Jerrnigan, ]. Pelloat, C. Laurent. THIRD ROW: M. Mclain, M. Sims, M . Williford, ]. Warren, T. Walters, N .. Smith, S. Gore, ]. Re M. Barnes, M. Davenport, D . Dodson, D . Frazier, P. Smart, N. Knight, T. Williams, N . Miller, G. Sheffield, P. Burton, P. Dabney, B. Noblitt :!en, L. Burton, L. Felps, C. Nowlin, S. Brooks, ]. Glenn, D. Richey, D . Buzzingham. FIRST ROW: Dennis Issaccs, Kenny Kirksey, Tad Walters, Joe Warren, Becky Bellue. SECO D ROW: Richard Coward, Randy Warner, David Olson, Mr. Kelley, director. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Scales, Don Dod­ son, Marvin Davenport, David Frazier, Richard Dowden.

FIRST ROW: T. Lenoir, C. Jordon, A. Johnson, L. lewis, P. Miller, . Johnson, ]. Mclemore, M. Hollman, M. White. SECOND ROW: L. Howell, P. Aguliar, S. Darrow, B. Bishop, F. Ewing, M. Welch, R. t. Cyr, ]. Crawford, ]. May, L. Felps, J. Carter, T. Issaccs, ]. Fleming, W. Reed, B. Dye, C. Simon. THIRD ROW: J. Dorman, P. Tullah, G. Lensing, M. Watkins, M. White, B. Wilson, P. Woods, R. Brown, T. Bricker, B. Borgue, R. Cropper, . Richards, ]. Premeaux, F. Tapia, R. Dowden, S. Polk, l. Holt, C. Kincaid, L. Lively, l. Barns, G. Tucker, D. Buzzingham. FOURTH ROW: Mr. 0. A. Kelley, director; S. Maddox, l. Burton, P. Simmons, M. Dunning, R. Hansen. Th

FIRST ROW: Mr. Orville Kelley, director; . Cloutman, K. Cloutman, R. Powers, A. Norman, L. Carriker, K. Miller, K. SECOND ROW: B. Bellue, C. Peveto, D. Bellow, P. McMinn, J. Gregg, R. Gribnau, K. Hansen, ]. Spruill, R. L. Diaz, L. Strother, L. Fortenberry, D. Davidson, C. Smith, F. Tapia. FOURTH ROW: K. Kirksey, R. Siftrunk, S. Riley, D. Issa ]. Roberts, A. Davenport, J. Riddle, F. Matts, E. Brownshadel, L. Kemp, M. Smith, P. Simmons, R. Owens, R. Armstrong, R. D Band Officers

GOLDEN PRIDE BAND OFFICER FIRST ROW: Carrol Grounds, secretary Ruby Powers, historian at Cloutman, reporter SECOND ROW: Pauline Smart, social leader Vicki Jernigan, treasurer Karen Cloutman, historian THIRD ROW: David Olson, president Gail Eversole, social leader Lore Kemp, vice-president

PRIDE OF THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Nat and Karen Cloutman, Harriet Lane, head drum-major, Connie Ful­ ler, co-drum-major, Brenda Ritchie, Linda Downey.

National wire service picks up majorette picture

SYMPH01 IC BAND OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Darrow, secretary Clair Jordon, vice-president Betty Wilson, president Fred Ewing, treasurer

FRONT ROW Kenneth Birdwell Kenneth Stark Bobby Morgan Ty Van Auken Craig Noble Paul Decuir Mike Wilson Richard Cuccia Allen Whelply SECOND ROW Tommy Scofield Mike Smith Pat Radcliff Arvill Frisby Mike Guillot John Cutrer Ronnie Overstreet Ricky Elliott Ronnie Bell THIRD ROW Coaches Hurt Kalinec Mallery Cotton Sears Johnson Morgan

1963 N.H.S. District 9-

1 . . . 2 . . . 3 . . . all fall down! John Adams scrambled over the goal line for the first touchdown of the season against Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. Bulldogs tied 6 to 6. 180 Purkerson Boal Henderson, Head Coach FOURTH ROW Buddy Bond James Roger Glenn David Glenn Morgan Ray Ramsey John McCullough Allan Doiron Ronnie Goss Ronnie Nelson John Adams Ricky Martin Bill Barlow FIITH ROW Joe Fondren Gerald Cuccia Tommy Fraser James Jones Earl Miller Roy Falke Joel Nally Lee Robinson Jim Clayton Ronnie Potts Mike Vernon Mike Phillips

Bulldogs AAA Challlps

John Cutrer scored 12 points against South Park. Mike Guillot scored 6 points, and Paul Decuir scored 6 points with extra points accredited to his "golden" toe. (28 to 0) 181 Co-Captains

/ JAMES ROGER MIKE GUILLOT

ALLAN DOIRON One-year letterman Junior Hard-hitting Joel Nally (72) clears the way for light-footed John Adams (22) on a play for yards· Guard against the Lufkin Panthers.

PAT RADCUFF ROY FALKE MIKE WILSO One-year letterman One-year letterman Three-year letterman Senior Senior Senior End Center Tackle 182 JOEL NAI.LY Two-year letterman Junior John Cutrer ( 40) helps Paul Decuir ( 42) as he scrambles down the field for yardage in a 21 to 0 Tackle victory over Jacksonville.

BOBBY MORGAN RONNIE FLANNAGIN Two-year letterman One-year letterman One-year letterman Senior Junior Senior Guard Tackle Cornerback

The Bulldogs were in top shape against Jasper in District 9-AAA action. Goss (20) helped to bring a victory of 42 to 6. 183 LEE ROBINSON CRAIG NOBLE ARVILL FRISBY One-year letterman Two-year letterman Two-year letterman Senior Senior Junior Guard Center End

Good Defense Gives N.H.S. Many Victories

RONNIE OVERSTREET One-year letterman Senior Back

Stretch, John! Cutrer did the honors against Bridge City to place ederland in a three-way JAMES ROGER tie for District. The Bulldogs won 7 to 0. Three-year letterman Senior 184 Halfback PAUL DECUIR RICKY MARTI KENNETH STARK Three-year letterman One-year letterman One-year letterman Senior Sophomore Junior Halfback Guard Guard

''Deterlllined'' Describes the Bulldogs

KENNETH BIRDWELL One-year letterman Senior Tackle

Keep pulling, John! Many of the Bulldogs added to the ever-growing score in the Home­ Two-year letterman coming game against Silsbee. Junior Halfback 185 MIKE SMITH One-year letterman Junior Center The ever-spectacular game against PN-G was hard fought again this year with PN-G winning by 22 to 21.

TOMMY SCOFIELD JOH CUTRER JOHN McCULLOUGH One-year letterman One-year letterman One-year letterman Senior Senior Senior Tackle Halfback End

Two-year letterman Junior A hard defeat was thrown upon the Bulldogs by Orange with a final score of 6 to 15. 186 Lineman MIKE GUILLOT Three-year letterman Senior Quarterback TY VAN AUKEr-. John Cutrer ( 40) carries the ball m the Bulldogs' bi-district game with Conroe. Two-year letterman Senior Center

''Tails'' Gives GLENN MORGAN One-year letterman Junior N.H.S. District End

RICKY ELLIOTT One-year letterman Mr. Metreyeon and Coach Henderson display the dollar that settled the Sophomore Quarterback 3-way tie for District. RICHARD CUCCIA Three-year letterman Senior Center FIRST ROW: J;ondren, Vernon, Bond. SECOND ROW: Dubose, King, Clure, Price, Henderson, Phillips, Bricker, Perkins, Tarver, Hickman. THIRD ROW: Coaches Hurt, Kalenic, Mallery, Cotton, Sears, Johnson, Morgan, Purkerson, Boal, Henderson. FOURTH ROW: Maddox, Thack­ ston, Taylor, Pratt, Petit, Issacs, Bush, Faulk, Dowden, Cobb. FIFTH ROW: English, Wills, Nichols, Reeves, Lee, Rees, Jones, McElvin, Shahan, Guilbeaux, Welch.

1963 Junior Varsity and Bulldog Managers

KNEELING B. Bond, B. Barlow, J. Fondren STANDING M. Phillips, G. Cuccia, M. Vernon

188 7 Hard-Hitting Bulldogs Picked for 9-AAA All-District Offensive Team

JOEL ALLY PAUL DECUIR Tackle Running Back ALLAN OOIRON OUTSTANDING BACK Guard

Defensive Team

RONNIE BELL linebacker OUTSTANDING UN EMA •

ARVILL FRISBY Tackle

JOHN ADAMS MIKE GUILLOT Halfback Cornerback

189 BOBBY MORGAN PAUL DECTJIR COACH HENDERSON MIKE GUILLOT

Honors Awarded at Banquet

Each year a banquet is held to honor the outstand­ ing players and give honor to the boys that work so hard on the football field. The cheerleaders are by no means left out of the time of honor. This year, jackets were received by the lettermen and the cheerleaders. The boys who did not letter but played for the 'ol black and gold were given sweaters.

Among other personalities AMAYA CARPENTER was honored as Football Sweetheart for the 1964 Football season.

190 Basketball ... '63-'64

42 JERRY JOHNSON, Captain DENNIS ISAACCS RONNY ROBERSON Two-year letterman One-year letterman One-year letterman Junior Junior Senior Practice Started Early This Year

I wonder . . . each player has thoughts of this nature as they watch the ball fall toward the basket.

Bob Bush (53) jumps high for a basket adding 2 points to the ever-growing score.

JACK WILSON One-year letterman 192 Senior CLAUDE CRAMPTON L Th'N HA\VKINS DAYNE HALTOM One-year letterman One-year letterman One-year letterman Sophomore Senior Junior Skills Are The basketball seems to be mag­ netized as it heads straight for Perfected. the baskets.

George Junot ( 45) tries to out stretch his opponent from Jasper to gain control of the ball.

JOHNNY CAMMACK Two-year letterman Junior , 9 3 GEORGE ]UNOT Junior One-year letterman

BOB BUSH Junior One-year letterman

JERRY JOHNSON received his due reward for many hours of toil and grueling practice by being awarded ALL-DISTRICT guard at the end of the basketball season.

COACH PURKERSON Everyone watches spellbound as Jerry Johnson throws a great free shot for an extra point. 194 FRONT ROW: Jim Hartzog, Alvin Eckert, Ricky Elliot, Charlie Rees, Denver Dugus, Tim Isaacs. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Hawkins, Tommy Pendergrass, Tommy Fraser, Frank Whiddon, Barry Barfield.

''B'' Squad 1963-1964

The boys played hard and fast this season. Next year many of them will aid in the "A" squad to bring many victories to the NHS Bulldogs.

MARVIN BOND Basketball Manager 195 FRONT ROW: J. Adams, R. Goss, ]. Roger, B. Bush, C. McElvain, L. Lofton, J. Fonderen. SECOND ROW: Coach Morgan, G. Griffith, T. Roebuck, G. Bright, G. Tiner, S. Perkins, P. Ratcliffe, D . DeRouen. THIRD ROW: B. Murphy, R. Potts, S. Haynes, B. Doornbos, B. Bush, B. Orr.

1964 Bulldog Track Tea111

Under the leadership of Coach Morgan the Neder­ land High School track teams of 1964 were able to gain much progress in their attempt to improve their running skills. All the boys worked hard to bring honor and glory to Nederland High. Sixteen boys lettered this year. Nine of these boys recejved jackets; seven boys got patches to put on their already hard-earned jackets.

RONNIE GOSS (second from left) runs hard and fast at the Silsbee Relays.

196 JAMES ROGER BILLy JOE ORR Senior Senior Three-year leterman Three-year letterman Three Graduating Three-year Lettermen

These three boys, JAMES ROGER, BILLY J?E nd MIKE GUILLOT, greatly deserve be~g ORR, .a have served the Nederland H1~ recognized. They Th have given their ck team for three years. ey . :t and have been given their reward by lettering m track all three years at NHS.

MIKE GUILLOT Senior John Adams and DeeDee DeRouen count the strides as they Three-}"ear letterman hurdles. 197 Four boys, Lofton, Bush, Perkins, and Orr, stand tall as they accept their second place medals for the relay they so gloriously just finished. TOMMY ROEBUCK Sophomore One-year letterman Track Takes Tiine and Hard Work

RONNIE GOSS PAT RADCLIFF Sophomore Senio.r 198 One-year letterman One-year letterman Many Fans Attend NHS Track Meets

DEE DEE DeROUEN CLAUDE McEL VAIN Senior Sophomore Two-year letterman One-year ietterman

BRUCE BUSH A proud moment comes to Bob Bush as he receives his first Sophomore place medal at the Silsbee Relays. One-year letterman 199 Skill Develops as Season Progresses

RON IE POTIS Sophomore One-year letterman Just one more step, Bob! The crowd is thinking thoughts of this nature as they see Bob Bush try for that last step to victory.

JOHN ADAMS Junior Two-year letterman Billy Joe Orr, one of the three graduating three-year lettermen, stands in the first place position again. 200 LTh'N LOFTO Junior BILLY MURPHY Two-year letterman Senior One-year letterman

In a relay more than one boy runs, and when victory comes, all of the boys share in it-not just the one that crossed the finish line.

BOB BUSH Junior Two-year letterman

201 STEVE PERKINS GENE BRIGHT Sophomore Junior One-year letterman Two-year letterman Six Sopholllores Letter

Distance running takes quite a lot out of a person but when you cross the finish line first, the pain vanishes. This year many hopes of victory were Jost; yet, many victories were woo. The Bulldogs will Again we have Bulldogs on the victory always be in the game trying for first. stand. John Adams · and DeeDee DeRouen are very glad-to be sure.

202 JAMES WELLS ROBERT BURNETT JAMES BURNETT JOHNNY CAMMACK JERRY JOHNSON Junior Senior Junior Junior Junior With Spring Comes Golf

COACH JOHNSO, James Wells shows how the golf club is lined up for the drive.

Correct posture is very important in playing golf. Each stance will give the ball a different curve. Tennis • • •

FRONT ROW: Philip Richey, Junior; James Henley, Senior; Dickie Bean, Junior. BACK ROW: Dale Richey, Sophomore; Elton Brownshadel, Sophomore; Ronnie Overstreet, Senior; Stanley Gore, Sophomore.

COACH SEERES

Philip Richey and Elton Brawnshadel are out late practicing for the many Great skill and hard practice is needed in the tournaments that the tennis team has attended this year. game of tennis. The serve is especially difficult. 204 Baseball • • • 1964

This year the baseball boys of Nederland High School had an exceptionally good baseball season. All competitors were put to a real test when they tangled with the rough NHS Bulldogs. Coach Boal did an excellent job of training the boys in their specific part of the action in each game. The hours of practice lasted late after school on many evenings both before and during the baseball season. The season ended with a tie for district.

COACH BOAL

FRONT ROW: Roberson, Wilson, Martin, Rogers, Decuir, Van Auken, Hartzog, Richardson. SECOND ROW: Morgan, Cuccia, Mcinnis, Faulk, Ramsey, Willis, Hickman, Marsh. TIIlRD ROW: C.Oach Boal , King, Potts, Welch, Haltom, Guillot, Johnson, Clayton, Coach Kalinec.

205 JAMES CLAYTON Junior Two-year letterman Infielder Bulldogs Win Again and Again

RONNIE ROBERSON JIM HARTZOG Senior Junior Three-year letterman One-year letterman 206 Infielder Third Base Coach Fans Cheer Boys on to Victory

Many times this year in baseball the fans were the ones that helped to pull the Nederland High School baseball team through to victory. In a sport like this the fans are very important. Remember to support NHS in sports in years to come.

RAY RAMSEY Junior Two-year letterman Outfielder

PAUL DECUIR Senior Three-year letterman Outfielder Time . . . a short walk to the mound . . . a quick pep talk . . . walk back to the dugout ... play ball!

207 The catcher is very important to the game of baseball. He aids the pitcher and tries to make the batter swing if possible. Ronnie Potts has served us well this year.

JERRY JOHNSO Junior Two-year letterman Pitcher

As you can see, the third base coach is very necessary. Jim Hartzog (20), the Bulldog third base coach, gives signals to the runners and the batters.

JOHN Y MclNNIS Senior Two-year letterman Outfielder 208 The game is over. It's just another victory in the bag. ow for one of those cool showers in the field house. Let's go, team!

''Action'' Describes Baseball Season

RICHARD CUCCIA Senior Three-year letterman Pitcher

RONNIE POTTS Sophomore One-year letterman Catcher

209 Team Spirit Runs High

Time out ... take it easy, Jerry ... don't get too anxious, team ... now let's go back and show them that Nederland can beat them all!

JACK WILSON Senior Three-year letterman Infielder

When a team wants to win, it can. Team spmt was obtained early at Nederland this year. The boys wanted to win and that is exactly what they did . . . WIN! Of course, we cannot say that team spirit made us win, but we can say it helped tremendously.

DAYNE HALTOM Junior Two-year letterman Outfield

210 Bulldogs Play Jasper for District

At the end of the 1964 baseball season Jasper and Nederland were tied for the title of district champs. They played a series giving the championship to the winner of two out of three. The Bulldogs fought hard, but they lost the first two games. Thus, the Nederland High School baseball team ended the season with an 8-2 record.

MIKE GUILLOT Senior Three-year letterman Pitcher

TY VAN AUKE enior Three-year letterman Infielder

LYNN HICKMAN Sophomore One-year letterman First Base Coach

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Congratulations and Best Wishes From Your Friendly Neighbors

''The Brand of Better Banking "

NEDERLAND STATE BANK NEDERLAND, TEXAS

MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

214 Growing with Nederland

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR PART IN ITS PROGRESS

NEDERLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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215 Compliments of WHELPLY'S JEWELRY

NEDERLAND HOME SUPPLY

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Compliments Woline Arrington of Real Estate McLEMORES RA 2-3370 RA 2-2687 2214 Nederland Ave. Nederland, Texas 2 16 We Honor All Burial Policies Nederland Memorial Funeral Home 3535 HELENA NEDERLAND, TEXAS RA 2-0431 OR RA 2-0432 HUBERT C. GABOUREL, Director

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Congratulations, Seniors CESSAC'S of 1964 BARBER SHOP CREST CLEANERS 1417 Nederland Avenue 1217 Nederland Avenue Nederland, Texas RA 2-9075 RA 2-4421 Nederland, Texas TOMMY CESSAC A. A. CESSAC

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Compliments of "GOODY" GRIFFIN'S ~°'"(!.~PL)~ MEN'S WEAR II 1215 Boston RA 2-4151 PHONE RA 2-8301 Nederland, Texas II 220 Compliments BAKER'S of NEDERLAND THE FLOWER PATSY ANN SHOP SHOP 1229 Boston

Day or Night Call

PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers 1127 Boston Ave. PHONE Nederland, Texas RA 2-8852 Shine Boy Air Conditioned 1720 N.ederland Avenue Nederland, Texas RA 2-9901

MIDCOUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY Printers - Publishers Nederland, Texas RA 2-8359

Compliments of YOUMAN'S REAL ESTATE LEWIS 3020 Nederland Ave. BUILDERS' SUPPLY, INC. RA 2-4318 RA 2-8315 NEDERLAND, TEXAS Nederland, Texas

221 WELDON DAVIS FUNERAL HOME "We Serve Those Who Care" CADILLAC AMBULANCE SERVICE RA 2-8311 NEDERLAND, TEXAS MRS. WELDON DA VIS, Lady Attendant

222 JONES RAMBLER

Rambler 6 or V-8 Ambassador

723 Nederland Ave. Nederland RA 2-2021

223 THE SCHOONER SPECIALIZING IN Sea Foods Chicken and Sizzling Steaks Located on New Beaumont and Port Arthur Hwy. RA 2-2323

Congratulations CROCKER MOTORS Seniors Sales and Service THORNELL Authorized AUTO SUPPLY Plymouth, Valiant Dealer I 166 Boston Ave. Nederland, Texas RA 2-8336 PHONE RA 2-3435

Best Wishes to Compliments the of Senior Class of '64 TOM & SKEETER'S CAFETERIA 1415 Nederland Ave. Nederland RA 2-3537 CRESWELL'S

Home Supply

WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE I220 Nederland Avenue Dial RA 2-4112 Nederland, Texas 1123 Boston NEDERLAND

224 Compliments of

LEW'S LITTLE SUPER MARKET

Phone 822 RA 2-1731 12th St. Ned.

FOREMAN'S FLOWERS & GIFTS KPNG Radio 2212 Nederland Avenue 1150 on Your Nederland, Texas Radio Dial

\ c:, ELECTRONIC ~ Out ~~f ~fl.I PRESCRIPTION ~is World PHARMACY Radio, Television, and Appliance Sales and Service 416 Nederland Ave. RA 2-8511 P.O. Box 118 Nederland, Texas

2232 Nall St., Pt. Neches, Tex. DIAL RA 2-0244 for fast free delivery

to all of Congratulations, Seniors! MILLER ELECTRIC CO. 1504 Nederland Avenue Nederland, Texas Mid-County

225 -1. =-- ~I· -/-F-llRSlf --1rJIX COMES FULLY "EQUIPPED"

226 BAKER-WILLIFORD PHARMACY

Mrs. Nesom . . . one of the courteous sales personnel at friendly Baker-Williford Pharmacy.

1203 Nederland Avenue RA 2-3426

227 HUGHES FOOD MART

2500 NEDERLAND AVENUE

Where your friends and

neighbors work to serve

you better.

228 In Melllorialll lJ roy Keinp

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