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Digital Yearbook Collection
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The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
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Yearbooks
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Galveston County Schools
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1920 - 1980
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Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
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Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
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The 1966 Stingaree Yearbook
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Yearbooks
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The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1966
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The Annual staff of 1966
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The Annual staff of 1966
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1966
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Texas City, (Tex)
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�Table of Contents
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
A dminis tratio n
In Memoriam
School Board
Faculty
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Favorites
Organizations
Activities
Sports
Advertisements
3
�Astronaut
Virgil I. Grissom
r
tr-
Astronaut Edward H. White
Astronaut Roger B. Chaffee
In Memoriam
Died at Cape Kennedy on January 28, 1967
4
�Dr. John D. Engman
Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Totsie W. Ross
Assistant Superintendent
Of Schools
Ray Spencer
Assistant Superintendent of Schools
5
�Administrative Offices
School Board
Left to right : Ed Staggs, President; W. L. Johnston, Vice-President; Dale E. Laine, member; Bill Wimberly, member; Roy A.
Hoffman, member; Dr. Charles L. Rhoden, member; and H arry W. McAninch, me~ber.
6
�New School Board
W. L Johnston
President
Insulator, Carbide
Harry W. McAninch
Vice President
Engineer, Amoco
Roy A. Hoffman
Member
Owner of Hoffman Lumber Co.
Dale E. Laine
Member
Monsanto
Charles Rohden, D.D.S.
Member
J.B. Wimberly
Member
President and General Manager
Texas City Terminal Railway
Ed Staggs
Member
Executive; Lincoln Liberty
Life Insurance
7
�L. B. Landers
Principal
W. L. Davis
Assistant Principal
8
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FACUL
�MELBA ANNETTE
ATKINS
B.B.A.
North Texas State
Subjects: Typing I,
Personal Typing, Business Math, Business
English
Sponsor: Commercial
Club
LAURAL.
BLOEBAUM
B.B.A.
University of Texas
Subjects: Typing),
Business Math
Sponsor: Commercial
Club
SALLY CAREY
B.S. and L.S.
Subjects: Library
Training
THOMAS S. CLARK
M.S. and M.Ed.
University of
Houston
Subjects: English II,
Journalism
Sponsor: Press Club,
Newspaper, Yearbook, Senior Class
ANNE M.
BUCHHORN
B.A.
Huntington
M.A.
University of
Houston
Subjects: American
History, Advanced
Social Science
JOSE GOMEZ
CASTILLO, JR.
B.A.
University of Texas
Subject: Spanish
Sponsor: American
Field Service
CAROL ANN
CHIPPENDALE
B.A. and M.A.
University of
Houston
Subjects: American
History
DARWIN BAR ' ETT
B.S.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: General
Woodworking, Machine
Woodworking
Subjects: Biology I,
Girl's Health
LYNDA J. BYRD
B.S. and M.S.
East Texas State
Subjects: Elementary
Analysis I, Ele•
rnentary Analysis JI,
Solid Geometry,
Trigonometry
Sponsor: Math
Seminar
DONAL EARL
CLARK
B.S.
Texas A&M
M.Ed.
University of
Houston
Subjects: Physical
Education
Sponsor: Soph.
Football Coach,
Head Baseball
Coach, Jr. Class
Sponsor
LEON T. COX
G.S.
University of
Houston
Subjects: Vocational
Adjustment, Coordinator
The teachers supported the Sting basketball team in the 1966-67
season.
WILLO CRAIG
B. of Mus.Ed.
F. C. CROSS
B.S. and M.S.
University of
Houston
Subjects:
Instrumental
Music
North Texas
State
Subjects:
Drawing
ROBERT F.
CROWELL
M.A.
Lamar Tech
Subjects:
Biology I
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JUDITH ANN
BENFIELD
B.S.
Lamar Tech
WALLACE T.
DAVIS
B.A.
Tt>xas A&M
M.S.
North Texas
State
Subjects:
Plane Geornetr)
Sponsor: Golf
�CORA DECKER
B.A.
Mary Hardin
Baylor
Subjects : English
III
ALBERT DICKSOI\
B.A .
Prairie View A&M
College
Subjects: World
History
JOE DeCUIR
B.S.
East T exas State
M.Ed .
Univers ity of
Hou st on
Subjec t s : Phy~ical
Education
Sponsor: J unior
Varsity, Football
and H ead Basketball
Coa ch
MARY M. DOYLE
B.S.
Ohio State University
BETSY B. DELAY
B.A.
Baylor University
M.A.
University o f
Hous ton
Subjects: En glish
III, English IV
Sponsor: Thespians
GAIL DUNAGAN
D.A.
East Texas State
Subjects: Anatomy,
Ph ysiology, Biology [
M.S.
University of
H ous ton
Subjects: Am eri can
Re freshments are enjoyed by the teachers at the Faculty Christmas
Tea.
History, Eco nomics
Sponsor : Senior
Class
THOMAS EASTON
B. of Mus.Ed.
University o f
H ous ton
Subjects: Band
ALFRED FOREMAN
B.S.
Southwest Texas
M. of Ed.
Texas A&I
Suhjecu: American
History, World His tory, Juni or Varsity
Football and Baseball
Sponsor: Letterman's
Club
MILDRED CAROL
ELY
B.S.
T exas Wesleya n
College
M.Ed.
University of T exas
Subjects: Sophomore
Counselo r, Registrar
SHERRIE FOSTER
B.S.
Baylor University
Subjects: BjoJogy
GERRY FAIREY
Secretary of Library
FRANCES L.
FUNDLING
S ecre tary
BERNADINE D.
FIELD
B.A.
R ice Univers ity
Subjects: Spanish II,
Spanish III, Spanish IV
LINDA GEPPERT
B.S.
Sam Hous ton Stal e
Subjects: English II
ELIZABETH FIKES
B.S. in Ed.
Southwes t Texas
State
Sub1ects : Related
Math I, Relat ed
Math II, Al ge bra I
Sponsor : Juni or
Class
ROWENA GRACEY
B.A.
Universi ty of
Houston
Subjects: English III
11
�FERN HOLDEN
B.A.
University of Texas
M.A.
University of
Colorado
Subjects: American
Government
SANDRA K.
HUBBARD
B.S.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: Physical
Education
Sponsor: GRA
NANNETTE K.
JARRELL
B.A.
University of Texas
Subjects: French I,
French II, French
III.
Sponsor: Le Cercle
Franca.is
12
DOROTHY R.
HOLT
B.A.
III
M. KAY HOLT
B.S.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: Reading
Sponsor: Sophomore
Class
CHARLES W.
HUGHES
B.S.
MILTON K.
ISENBERG
B.S.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: Distributive Education I.
Distributive Education II
Sponsor: Distributive Education Clubs
of America
Baylor University
Subjects: Physical
Education
Sponsor: Senior
Class, Sophomore
Football Coach,
Junior Varsity
Basketball Coach,
Assistant Baseball
Coach
Rice University
Subjects: English
MARY HAZEL
JONES
B.A.
Sam Houston State
M.Ed.
University of Texas
Subjects: Librarian
Sponsor: Red Cross,
Volunteens
TOMMIE 0.
KEEPERS
B.A.
Southwestern
University
M.Ed.
J.B. GRAHAM
B.S.
JOHN L. HANCOCK
B.S.
SANDRA A. HENNIG
B.S.
North Texas State
Subjects: General
Electricity, General
Drafting
Baylor University
Subjects: Biology,
Health
Univer.s ity of Houston
Subjects: Algebra I,
Algebra II, Plane
Geometry
In the auditorium the teachers listen as Mr. Landers speaks at
one of their many teachers' meetings.
DOLORES M.
KENYON
B.S.
Southwest Texas
State
Subjects:
Algebra I,
Algebra II
Sam Houston State
Subjects: Senior
Counselor
Sponsor: National
Honor Society
RIKKI S.
LAYNE
B.S.
University of
Houston
Subjects: Home
Nursing, Home
& Family Living
Sponsor: Pep
Squad, Future
Homemakers of
America
RICHARD L.
LITTLE
B.F.A.
JoBETH
McELRATH
B.S.
University of
Texas
M.F.A.
University of
Houston
Subjects: Art
University of
Texas
Subjects:
Physical Educa•
tion
Sponsor: GRA,
Senior Class
�DOROTHY ELLEN
McNUTT
B.B.A. and M.Ed.
North Texas State
Subjects: Typing I,
Typing II, Business
SANDRA D. MANROSS K. DWAIN MARSHALL
B.B.A.
B.M. and M.S., Baylor
Lamar Tech
Subjects: Bookkeeping,
Business Machines
Sponsor: Commercial
English
Club
JOHN C. MARTIN
B.A. and M.Ed.
ELLEN DOUGLAS
MOORE
University
Subjects: Choral Music,
Boys Glee Club, Girls
Glee Club, A Cappello.
· choir
MARY AGNES
NEYLAND
Stephen F. Austin
B.S. Stephen F. Austin B.A. and M.A.
Subjects: PS I. PS IIISu bjecu: Home Eco•
University of Texas
PS IV, Drama I, Drama nomics I, Home Eco-Subjects: English IV
II
nomics II
Sponsor: Key Club,
Sponsor: Future HomeThespians
makers, Pep Squad
The facultv enjoys the refreshments at a Thanksgiving tea in
their honor.
DON L. NOBLE
B.A. Univers ity of
Texas
Subjects: German
Sponsor: German
Club
CAROL L. PORTIS
B.S.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: English II,
English III
JUDITH M.
NORRIS
B.A.
ROY E. OHMERT
B.S.
Rice University
Subjects: English II
Sponsor:" Literary
Guild. Future
'f'rnrh,-ra
East Texas State
M.Ed. University
of Houston
Subjects: Auto Me•
chanics, Welding,
General Metals
HENRY D. POPE
B.S.
JETTI A. ROFF
B.A.
Stephen F. Austin
M.Ed.
East
Texas
State
Subjects: Chemistry
I. Chemistry II,
Physics
University of Texas
Subjects: English Ill
Sponsor: Literary
Guild
DORIS MOLLER
PARKER
B.A. South West
Texas B.A. Trinity
Subjects: English,
Speech
ROBERT LANE
RENFROE
B.S. Snm Houston
State M. Music Ed.
Southern College
of Fine Arts
Subjects: Instrumental Music
LLOYD PARKER
B.S. Trinity M.S.
Baylor University
Subjects: Athletic
Director, Head
Football Coach
SUSAN DALE
RALEY
B.A.
University of Hous-
ton
Subjects: English
II
Sponsor: Future
Teachers of America
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�DAVID B. RACHEL
East T exas State
B.S. and M.S.
Texas State
Subjects: American
History
Sponsor:
Class
DLG's Senior
EVELYNE.
SAUNDERS
B.A.
Southwest Texas
State
JANE SCHAPER
B.A. and M.A.
East Texae Slate
Subjects : Latin
Subjects: Shorthand, Stenographic Practice, Clerical
Practice, Personal
Typing
Sponsor: Commercial
Club
ANN SCHROEDER
B.S. and M.Ed.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: Home•
making II, Homemaking III
Sponsor: Pep Squad,
Future Homemakers
JUDITH SINCLAIR
B.S.
Stephen F. Austin
Subjects: World
History
JOHN MARTIN
SLOUGH
B.A.
University of Texas
Subjects: Algebra I,
Algebra II, Plane
Geometry
HAZEL R.
SCRUGGS
B.B.A.
Baylor University
M.Ed. University
of Houston
Subjects: Typing II,
SUSAN SELMAN
B.A. University of
Houston
Subjects: World
History
Shorthand, Clerical
Practice, Steno
Practice
Sponsor: National
Honor Society
ORAN LONNIE
SINCLAIR
B.A. and M.A.
Baylor University
Subjects: Texas
History, American
History, American
Government
Sponsor: DLG's
HARRY L. SMITH
B.S. and M.A.
University of
Alabama
Subjects: Machine
Shop, General
Metals
Parents of the honor students enjoy the National Honor Society
lnstalJa tion Tea.
JOHN C. SIRMANS
B.S. and M.Ed.
East Texas State
Subjects: Related
Ma/h II, Algebra II
ROGER SMITH
B.S. and M.Ed.
University of
Arkansas
Subject: Junior
Counselor
DALE M.
TAYLOR
B.S. and M.Ed.
Stephen F.
Austin
Subjects: World
History, Head
Track Coach,
Backfield Coach
Sponsor: Letterman's Club
W. BRUCE
THORNTON
B.A.
Austin College
M.Ed.
Texas Tech.
Subjects: Plane
Geometry,
Consumer Math
KAY TONEY
B.S.
PETE
TRIPPODO
East Texas
State
Subjects: Typing
I, Clerical
Practice
Sponsor: Junior
Class
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JR.
B.S.
Sam Houston
State
Subjects: Related Math I,
Related Math II
Sponsor: Senior
Class
�ANGIE VARLEY
Secretary
MARVIN F. VESELKA
B.S.
Texas A & I
M.Ed.
University of Houston
Subject&: Geometry.
Algebra II, Trigonometry
Sponsor: Math Seminar
RICHARD P.
WESTMORELAND
B.S. and M.Ed.
MARY LAZELLE
WILCOX
B.S. and M.Ed.
Sam Houston State
Subjects: Vocational
Agriculture I, Vocational
Agriculture II, Vocational
Agriculture III
Sponsor: Future Farmers,
Junior Class
Univ ersity of Houston
Dean of Girls
Sponsor: Student Council,
Cheerleaders
JUDITH ANN WAUGH
B.B.A.
Stephen F. Austin
Subjects: Business Law,
Business Machines,
Shorthand, Steno Practice
CAROLYN WILSON
B.S.
Texas Woman's University
Subject: Physical Educa•
tion
Sponsor: Girls Recreation
Association, Senior Class,
Tennis Team
JERRY G. EDDINS
PATSY AYERS EVANS
-Aide
JANE E. GRIFFITH
DARLENE HAVARD
-Aide
JUDY LUTON-Aide
GEORGE T. MILLER,
JR,
SADIE NAGAN
ROBERT F. SLIVA
SHIRLEY HALL
WATTS
Teachers came to the Junior-Senior Picnic to chaperone and have fun.
Mr. Davis missed out on the
fun while he acted as overseer to the tire changing.
15
���CLlFFORD D. AARON
SHERRY ELAINE ADAMS
Assistant Copy Editor of Yearbook
Staff '66-'67; Press Oub '66'67; Junior Play '66.
JAMES EARL ALDERMAN
Football '64-'65; Footba:ll Trainer
'66-'67; Baseball Trainer '65-'66;
Basketball Trainer '65-'66.
JAMES DAVID ALDRIDGE
ROSALEE ANZALDUA
LULAC Queen '64-'65; Jr. Play
Sets Com. '65-'66; Sr. Play Makeup Com. '66-'67; Lead. Bang.
'65-'66; Jr. Achieve. Ass't Treas.
'66-'67; FHA Sec. '65-'66; GRA
Volleyball Capt.; Archery; Softball '65-'66; Comm. Club '66-'67;
Noon Opt. Softball All-Star '64
'66; Girls' Glee Club '66-'67; FNA
'65-'66 ; Library Staff '66-'67; Red
Cross '65-'66.
18
CLIFFORD RAY AMASON
CATHY LU ANLERS
Literary Guild '66-'67; Transferred from Travis High School,
Austin, Texas; '65-'66; Y-Teens;
French Club; Student .Council
Representative; Transferred from
North Shore High School Houston,
Texas, '64-'65; French Club; 10th
Grade Representative; Drill Team.
ARTHUR LEE ANDERSON
TYRA KAY ANDERSON
Honor Graduate; Sting. Tales Fall
Ed. '66-'67; Stu. Coun. Seer. '65'66, Corr. Seer. '66-'67; GSL Del.
'65-'67; Youth Govt. Day City
Commissioner; ISL Play All-Star
Cast '64-'65; Hon. Guard '66; Lit.
Guild '65-'67; Reporter '66-'67;
Jr. Play, Student Director; Pep
Squad '64-'67; Parli. '65-'66; Soph.
May Fete Princess; Lead. Bang.
'67; Jr. Rot. Ann '66; Sting. of
Week '66; Publication Award '67
BARBARA ANN ARCHER
Solo and Ensemble Contest, Two
Gold Medals '65-'67; Honor Band
Contest '64-'65.
�GARLAND ARMSTRONG
BILLY ROY ARNOLD
Thespians '66-'67; Teenage Republicans of Texas City.
I
BRENDA ANN ARNOLD
Head Drill Leader '66-'67; Stingarette '64-'67; Sports Ed. of Stingaree Tales '66-'67; Toes. '65-'67;
Comm. Club '66-'67; All Dist.
Band '65-'66; Toes. Play '65-'67;
Sr. Play Make-up Comm. '66;
Drill Leader-U. of H. Band '64'67; Los Angeles Tour '66; Cand.
for band Sweetheart '67; Solo
and Ensemble Cont. '64-'67.
GAIL ARNOLD
Natl. Honor Soc. '66-'67; French
CI. '65-'67; Thes. '66-'67; Lead.
Bang. '67; Press Club '66-'67; A
Cap. Choir '66-'67; Band '64-'65;
Solo Ensemble Cont. '65; Career
Club '66-'67; Pep Squad '66-'67;
Stingaree Tales staff; Choir Contest '67; Los Angeles trip '65;
Honor Graduate '67.
DONNA ANN ATKINSON
3rd. Place Dist. 124A ISL Typing '64-'65;
Distribution Ed.
Stingaree Tales '66-'67; Lit. Guild
'65-'66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Thes.
'65-'66; Press Club '66-'67; Costume Comm. Sr. Play '67; Ticket
Comm. Jr. Play '66; Presentation
Assembly '65.
DENIS PETER AUGER
JUDY ANN BAILEY
Pep Squad '65-'67; Thespians '67;
F.T.A. '67; Girls' Glee Club '67;
Thespian Play '67.
ARVIE BAKER
PAULAS. BAKER
WILLIAM T. BALLARD
Golf Team '64-'66; Lettermans
Club '65-'66.
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�LINDA GAIL BARFIELD
Junior Achievement '64-'66;
ture Nurses '64-'65.
Fu-
ANITA KAY BARNES
Pep Squad '64-'66; FTA '66-'67;
Treasurer of Commercial Club '66'67.
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NOEL THOMAS BLYTHE
Junior Varsity Football '64-'65;
Track Team '66-'67.
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MICHAEL CHARLES BARGER
Band '65-'67; Solo & Ensemble
Contest '65-'67; Astrodome Opening '65; Texarkana Convention
'66; Dallas '67; Sr. Play 66;
"Carnival" '67; Thes. '67; Tues.
Play '67; German Club '67.
DANIEL L. BERGERON
DAVID MARK BERGERON
DEBORAH LYNN BIERY
Nominee for Ag. Sweetheart '66'67; Pep Squad '65-'66; Texas
Youth Rodeo Association '66-'67;
GRA's Reporter '65-'66.
RANDALL A. BIRDSONG
Key Club '66-'67; JA '66-'67; Press
Club '66-'67; Stingaree Tales '66'67; Young Democrats '66-'67;
Pepsi Reporter '66-'67; News Citizen Reporter '66-'67; Transfer
student from Clear Creek High
School.
VERNA ANN BLAIR
Commercial Club Reporter '66-'67;
Pep Squad '64-'67; Press Club
'66-'67; FTA '66-'67; Tennis Team
'64-'65; GRA '64-'65; Sr. Play
'66; Jr. Play '65.
VIRGINIA ANN BOGAN
Second place in Interscholastic
League Spelling.
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VICTOR AUTHOR BOND
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CYNTHIA LOUISE BORDEN
Honor Graduate; Honor Society
'66; "Bells Are Ringin" '65; Student director of "Music Man" '66
and "Oklahoma" '67; Rotary Ann
'67; Lit. Guild '65-'67; Thespian
Head Judge '66-'67; Jr. Play '66;
Sr. Play '66; Pep Squad '64-'67;
Make-up Ed. of Sting. Tales '66'67; Press Club '66-'67; Science
Club '64-'67; AFS '64-'66; Honor Thespian '67.
HOUSTON EUGENE BOWLING
RICHARD BOWLING
ROBERTA ELAINE BOYD
Honor Band '64-'67; Stingarette
'64-'67; District and Regional Band
'64-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contests '64-'67; Seer. of German
Club; Cand. for Band Sweetheart;
LA Trip; Jr. Achievement; Jr.
Play; YWT; Career Club; Thespian Band '64-'67; Salute to Youth
TV Show; U of H games; Houston
Oiler games; Astro games; Teen
Club.
LINDA KAY BOZEMAN
Pep Squad '64-'66; GRA's '64.'65;
FTA '66.'67; Commercial Chili '66·
'67; Press Oub '66.'67.
SAMMIE JEAN BRADLEY
TIMOTHY WILLIAM
BRADSHAW
Junior Varsity Baseball '64-'66.
LINDA SUE BRANNON
Stingarette '64-'67; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'66; Thespians
'64; California Band Trip '64;
Senior Play.
�KATHERINE ANN BROWN
Pres. Commercial Club '66-'67, VPres. Le Cercle Francais '66-'67;
Sec.-Treas. Symphonic Band '66'67; Lead. Bang. '67; May Fete
Duchess '65; Le Cercle Francais
'64-'67; Thespian Play Orchestra
'66-'67; Symphonic Band '64-'67;
All-District & All-Region Band
'66-'67; Solo & Ensemble Contest '64-'67.
KENNETH RAY BROWNING
Key Club '66-'67; Junior Play '65'66; Senior Play '66-'67.
LINDA ANN BRUCE
KAREN LYNN BRUGGMAN
Honor Society Sec. '66-'67; 1st
V.-Pres. of Science Club '66-'67;
Honor Guard '66; Literary Guild
'65-'67; FTA '66-'67; Pep Squad
'64-'67; 2nd place ISL Poetry Interpretation '66; Honor Graduate
'67; Noon Optimist Scholarship
for Outstanding Student '67; Soph.
Editor for Yearbook '67; Press
Club '66-'67.
DAVID LLOYD BURTON
Vice Pres. of Jr. Achievement;
Junior Varsity '64-'65: Varsity
Football '65-'67; Letterman's "T"
Association; Junior Play.
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JERRY EUGENE BRYANT
Lead in Sr. Play, "Pennant for
the Kremlin" '67; Jr. Play "Every
Family Has One" '66; Thespians
'66-'67; Thespian Play "Oklahoma" '67; Band '64-'67; Texarkana
Convention '66; Solo & Ensemble
Contest '65; Solo & Ensemble
Contest '67.
LANA L. BUNTING
JAMES MICHAEL
BURKHALTER
MARY JANINE BURKS
Stingaree Tales Spring Ed. '66-'67;
A Cappella Choir '65-'67; Literary
Guild '67; Pep Squad '65-'67;
Volunteens '65-'67; FT A '64-'67;
FHA '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67;
Jr. Rotary Ann '67; Leadership
Bang. '67; Rainbows '66-'67: Sting.
of Week '67; Band '64-'65; May
Fete Duchess (B. & P.W.) '67;
Publications Award.
LYNDA GALE BUTLER
Senior Play Cast '66-'67;
mercial Club '66-'67.
Com-
�CARON SUE CAFFALL
Co-Head Drum Major '66-'67; National Honor Society '65-'67; Honor Gua rd '66; Thespians '65-'66;
Thespian Play '67; Senior Play
'67; Stingarette '64-'66; Band
Sweetheart '.66-'67; Science Club
'64-'65 ; Junior Rotarian '66-'67;
Leadership Banquet '66-'67; Los
Angeles Trip '64-'65; Six Flags
Trip '66-'67; Jr. & Sr. Board
Member of Career Club '65-'67;
Honor Grad. '67.
STEPHEN P. CALHOUN
SHARON LaJEANNE
CALLAWAY
Asst. Drum Major- '66-'67; Stingarette • '64-'66; Press Club President '66-'67; Commercial Club '66'67; Sting Tales Staff '66-'67;
Cand. Band Sweetheart '66-'67;
Leadership Banquet '67; Sr. Play
Make-up Chairman '67; Jr. Play
'66; Thespian Play '66; Rainbows; Asst. Drum Major for University of Houston '66-'67; Drill
Leader for University of Houston
'64-'66; Solo and Ensemble Contest
'65-'67; Los Angeles Tour '65;
Six Flags Contest '67.
SUSAN RILEY CAMPBELL
Leadership Banquet '67; Rotary
Ann '67; Feature Editor Stingaree Tales '66-'67; Press Club
Vice Pres. '66-'67; Corres. Sec.
Thespians '66-'67; Math Seminar
'65-'67; Literary Guild '65-'67;
Thespians '65-'67; Pep Squad '64'67; Science Club '66-'67; AFS
'64-'65; "Music Man" '65; "Oklahoma" '67; Jr. Play '66; Sr.
Play '66; Honor Thespian.
GEORGE THOMAS CAPETILLO
THOMAS LEE CARPENTER
Transfer student from Fostoria,
Ohio--Cross
Country
'64-'66;
Track '64-'66; Basketball '64-'66;
Varsity Football '64-'66; Hi-Y '66.
Texas City-Track '66-'67.
LARRY WAYNE CARROLL
MICHAEL THOMAS CASEY
Student Body Pres. '66-'67; Sr.
Activities
Committee;
G.S.L.
Delg.; Varsity Football '64-'66;
Vice Pres. Mainland Teen Club;
Texas Youth Conference Delg.
and Jr. Counselor; Honor Guard;
DeMolays; D.L.G.'s; Letterman's
Association; Mayor & Corp. Court
Judge in Youth and Government
Day; Jr. Rotarian; Senior Play;
Thespian Play '67; Leadership
Banquet.
CYNTHIA ANN CASTANIE
ROLAND JOSEPH CASTANIE
Key Club '64; J.V. Football '64'65; J.V. Baseball '65; Thespian
Play '66; Varsity Baseball '66-'67;
May Fete '66; C.Y.O. Treasurer;
German Club Treasurer; Letterman's Club; May Fete King '67;
Jr. Rotarian.
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�GLENNA GA YE CHAIN
Distribution Editor on Yearbook
Staff '66-'67; American Field
Service '65-'66; Pep Squad '64-'65;
Press Club '66-'67; FHA '66-'67.
EUGENE CHARGOIS
CONNIE DEE CHUOKE
BARBARA ELAINE CLARK
Literary Guild '66-'67; Secretary
of Volunteens '66-'67; Volunteens
'66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; Senior Play '66; Stingarette of the
Week '66; Pep Squad Honor Roll
'66-'67; Leadership Banquet '67.
HARRY WAYNE COKER
Track Team '65-66; DeMolays '66'67; Junior Achievement '66-'67;
Senior Play.
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LINDA JO CLARK
RONNIE CARROLL CLEMENTS
Junior Varsity Basketball '64-'65;
Junior Varsity Football '64; Varsity Basketball '65-'67; Most Valuable Player '66-'67; Most Improved Player '66-'67; Co-Capt.
'66-'67; German Club '66-'67; Letterman's "T" Association '66-'67;
Honor Guard '66; Basketball All
South Zone Team '66-'67; District
Champs '65-'66.
PERRY JAY CLOUD
KAREN PATRIOA COCHRAN
National Honor Society; NMSQT
Letter of Commendation; NCTE
English Award; Honorary Mathematics Seminar '65-'67, Seer. '67;
Hon. Guard '66; Nat'! Hon. Soc.
Scholarship Contest Semi-Finalist;
SHSC Mathematics Contest '67;
U of H Spanish Cont. '67; Nat'!
Science Found. Summer Inst. Alt.
-U of T; ISL Spelling Award
'65; Lit. Guild; Leadership Banq.
'67; LULAC award for highest
Spanish average; TCNB, highest
math average; Honor Graduate '67.
PEGGY RUTH COLE
�OSIE V. COMBS
EDDIE BERNARD
COUVILLON
CHRIS LEE CRAIG
LINDA NELL COMEAUX
MICHAEL WAYNE COOK
HENRY J. COOPER
NANCY LOU COOPER
Tennis Team '64-'65; Pep Squad
'64-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Ger•
man Club '65-'66; Press Club '66'67; Honor Grad. '67; '67 Jr.
Rotary Ann.
CINDY ANN COTHERN
RICHARD ARTHUR COX
ARNELL JR.CRAYTON
Nat. · Honor Society, Vice Pres.
'66-'67; Science Club, Pres. '66'67; Math Seminar, Pres. '66-'67;
Nat. Achievement Scholarship Finalist; Texas Youth Conference
'66; Rice Holiday Science Lectures
'66; Graduation Honor Guard '66;
Rotary Scholarship-$300; Honor
Grad. '67.
�BRUCE WAYNE CRIDDLE
All-State Band '66-'67; Co-President of Band; Los Angeles Trip
'65; Six Flags & Corpus Christi
Trip '67; Band Parents Club
Award; Lamar Tech Band Scholarship.
CHARLES GORDON CRISS
MARY ANNA CROSS
Miss School Spirit '66; Pep Squad
'64-'67; Honor Roll '64; Row Leader '65; Pep Squad Treasurer '66'67; Literary Guild '65-'67; Corresponding Secretary '66-'67; A
Cappella Choir '65-'67; Vice President A Cappella Choir '66-'67; Solo
and Ensemble Contest '67; Volunteens '65-'67; Vice President of
Volunteens '66-'67; Rainbows '64'67; Worthy Advisor '67; Youth
in Government Day City Commissioner; Jr. Play '65-'66.
SANDI JO CROW
SANDRA FAY DARBY
Pep Squad '63-'65.
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ROBERT EARL CUMMINGS
Senior Play Cast-"A Pennant For
the Kremlin"; DeMolays; Press
Club; Two Gold Medals for Ensemble Contest-Band.
ELIZABETH ANN CURBELLO
Stingarette '64-'67; Band '64-'67;
Sr. Play Program Chairman '66'67; Jr. Rotary Ann; Thespian
Play '65-'66; Math Seminar '65'66; University of Houston Drill
Leader '64-'67; Science Club '66'67; California Tour '65.
CHARLENE CURRY
Vice President of Sales in Junior
Achievement; Secretary of Edibrae IV in Junior Achievement;
Junior Achievement Management
Conference in Dallas; Commercial
Club; Interscholastic League Conference in Houston.
EDWIN A. DAHL
Junior Varsity Football '64-'65;
Varsity Football '66; Lettermen's
Club Member '66-'67; Key Club
'64; Junior Olympics '64.
HENRY HORACE DARDEN
�CARL EDWARD DA VIS
LINDA JUNE DA VIS
Rainbows
'64-'66;
Commercial
Club '66-'67.
JACQUELINE FAYE DAVISON
JAMES ALLEN DEGGS
Varsity Football '64-'67; Second
Team All-District '67; Varsity
Baseball '65-'67; Sergeant-at-Arms
of Lettermans Club '67.
RITA MURILLO
DE LA CRUZ
Future Nurses of America '64-'66;
GRA's '64-'65; Volunteens '66-'67;
Commercial Club '66-'67.
BILLIE T. DICKSON
President in J. A. company
CYNTHIA LOUISE DINKLAGE
WILLIAM F. DIPUCCIO
CHARLOTTE ANNE DIXON
Trans. from Fair Park High,
S eveport, La. '64-'65; FHA '64'66, President '65-'66; Stud. Council '64-'65; 4-H Club '64-'65; Outstanding member '64-'65, Vice
President '64-'65; Jr. Medic League
'64-'65; Girls' Glee Club '65-'67;
~istributive Education '66-'67; Junior Achievement '64-'65.
DIANA LYNN DODD
YW A's; Career Club; Press Club;
German Club.
�JAMES S. DODD
JAY EDWARD DUVALL
JOAN ALLEN ELLIOT
Lit. Guild '65-'67, Pres. '66-'67;
FTA '65-'67, Pres. '66-'67; Nat.
Honor Soc. '65-'67; Honor Guard
'66; FTA Convention '66-'67; Jr.
Play '66; Sr. Play '67; Thespians
'66-'67; Thesp. Play '67; Jr. Rotary
Ann '67; Pep Squad '64-'67;
Comm. Youth & Gov't Wk.; Most
valuable mem. FTA & Lit. Guild;
Amoco Award; TCTA scholarship;
PT A Sch. Honor Grad. '67; Lead.
Banq. '67, Tennis Team '64-'65;
French Club '66-'67; Sting of
28 Week '66.
PEGGY MARIE DuPREE
Nat. Honor Soc. '66-'67, Treas.
'66-'67; Lit. Guild '65-'67, VicePres. '67; Sr. Play Cast '67; Lead.
Banquet '67; Pep Squad '65-'67;
Honor Guard '66; Scholastic
Achievement Award '64; Rainbows
'64-'67; Kohfeldt Scholarship '67;
Honor graduate '67.
PATRICIA MAYLING DUVALL
CAROLYN SUE EARLEY
Junior Achievement '65-'67; Treas.
'65-'66; 2nd place in best salesman
contest; Vice Pres. of Sales '66'67; GRA '66-'67; First place
trophies in Volleyball and Basketball.
PATRICIA A. EASTEP
THOMAS GREGG EATON
ROBERT ELIZONDO
All Dist. Honorable Mention '66;
Varsity Footba!J '64-'67; Secretary
of Letterman "T" Association;
Junior Varsity Track Team '64-'65;
Varsity Baseball '65-'66.
CAROL ANN ELLIS
Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation; Literary Guild '65-'67; Science Club '64-'67.
�KAY L. ELLIS
MARY LONITA ENGLAND
Future Homemakers of America;
Future Nurses of America; G.R.A.;
D.E.; G.R.A. Award; D.E. Award.
DIANE RENEE ESCLA VON
Distributive Education; Treasurer
'66-'67; Area & State Delegate '66'67; Junior Play '65-'66; Junior
Achievement '65-'67; Pep Squad
'64-'66.
MARIA GUADALUPE
ESCOBEDO
STEPHEN ASBERRY ESTEP
LINDA SUE EV ANS
MARY JANE FERNANDEZ
Na tional Honor Society '66-'67;
Future Teachers of America '64'67; F.T.A. Treasurer '66-'67;
F.S.A. '66-'67; Honorary Math
Seminar '65-'66; A.F.S. '65-'66;
Rotary Vocational Scholarship;
Honor Graduate.
SONIA ANNELL FINKLEA
Distributive Education '66-'67
JESSE BRYAN FREMONT
Jr. Varsity Baseball '64-'66
LARRY WAYNE FROESCHL
Tri-Captain Football; Varsity Letterman '64-'66; President Soph.
Class '64-'65; President Sr. Class
'66-'67; President Letterman's Club
'66-'67; Student Council Representative '64-'65, '66-'67; Honor
Guard '65-'66; Scholarship to
A&M; Varsity Baseball '65-'67.
�GLENDA L. GABRILES
'65-'67;
Astrodome
Stingarette
Opening '65; California Trip '65;
Solo & Ensemble Contest '64-'67;
Band '63-'66; Drill Leader-University of Houston '65-'67; Colt 45
Games; Future Teachers of America.
RICHARD MEDINA GARCIA
RUDOLPH MEDINA GARCIA
SHERRY JEAN GARCIA
Future Homemakers of America
'65-'67; High School Red Cross;
Treasurer '67.
CLEVELAND ROYCE GAY
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TERRY GLEN GARRISS
AURELIO GARZA
D.E. I '65-'66; D.E. II '66-'67.
JAMES G. GARZA
Junior Varsity Football '64-'65;
Junior Varsity Baseball '65-'66;
Junior L.U.L.A.C. President '66-'67.
JAMES S. GARZA
LARRY WALTER GAZZIER
�CHARLES R. GEORGE
CHARLES R. GILLAND
JOE CHRISTOPHER
GILLESPIE
John Philip Sousa Award '67.
SHARRON ROSE GILLIAM
JOHN LEROY GLAZENER
EDDIE L. GLIDDEN
Jr. Varsity Basketball '64-'65; Varsity Basketball '65-'67; Captain
of Basketball Team '66-'67; Junior
Varsity Track '65-'66.
BERNHARD JAMES
GOLLBERG
FSA Science Club '64-'67; AFS
'65-'67; Honorary Math Seminar
'65-'66; Galv. County Coin Club
'59-'67; President of Jr. Achievement Corp., Alythene II, Inc. '64'65; Galveston County Coin Show:
2nd place '64-'65, 3rd place '65-'66,
1st place and Best of Show '66;
3rd place TNA State Convention
'66 ; DeMolays '67.
IDA CORONA GONZALEZ
Future Nurses of America '64-'65;
Distributive Education Club '66'67.
JAMES DAVID GOODBAR
J.A. '64-'65; Top Company Salesman & Vice Pres. '64-'65; J.V.
Football '64-'66; Choir '64-'67; Section Leader '66-'67; Choir Council
'66-'67; School Chairman of Police Show '66; D.L.G.'s '66-'67;
Leadership Banquet '65, '67; Golf
Team '66-'67; Student Council '66'67; Key Club '64-'65; Jr. Rotarian ; Choir Banquet '66.
KATHLEEN LOUISE GOODROE
Junior Achievement Secretary '66;
Junior Achievement Association
Treasurer '66; Junior Achievement
Secretary '67.
�WILLIAM DAVID GOODWIN
Six Flags & Corpus trip '67;
Jr. Achievement Jamar III &
Jamar IV; Marched with band at
Astrodome; Gulf Coast Industrial
Art Fair.
KIRBY ROY GORTON
Jr. Varsity football '64-'66; Jr.
Varsity Baseball '64-'66; Chess
Club '65-'66; Thespians '66-'67.
GEORGIA A N GREEN
Secretary of Galilee Methodist
Church; Sec. of M.Y.F.; Sec. of
Young Adults; Member of Junior
Achievement; Member of Church
Choir.
JOHNNIE RAYE GREEN
DOUGLAS CHARLES GUTHIER
National Honor Society '65-'67;
Boy's State Del. '66; DLG, Vice
Pres. '65-'66, Sec.-Treas. '66-'67;
Science Club '65-'67; Math Seminar
'65-'67, Vice Pres. '66-'67; Student
Council '64-'65; Honor Guard '66;
Ge;man Club, Pres. '66-'67. Honor Graduate '67.
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MARGIE LOU GROVE
Honor Guard '66; Lit. Guild '65'67, Par!. '66-'67; AFS '65-'67, Sec.
'66-'67; Sr. Play Cast '66; Pep
Squad '64-'67; Tues. '66-'67; Candy Stripers '65-'67, V.-Pres. '66-'67;
Leadership Banquet '67; Honor
Graduate '67; Foreign Lang. Assembly '67.
ARNOLD EUGENE GRUPE
ORALIA LILLY GUARDIOLA
DIANNE YVONNE
GU DERMANN
PAUL JOHN GUYTON
�JANIS ANN HAACK
GRA President '66-'67, Sec.-Treas.
'65-'66 All-Star Basketball '67;
Volleyball '65-'67; Sportsmanship
Award '66.
DOROTHY LOUISE HAGAN
Volunteens '66-'67; Pep Squad
'66-'67; Senior Play Make-up '67_
EDDIE LEO HAIRE
TERRANCE ALAN HALE
LINDA CHARLENE HALL
CHARLES RICKEY HAMILTON
Band '65-'66; Solo and Ensemble
Contest '65-'66; Texarkana Concert
'65-'66; Key Club '64; Co-chairman
of Texas City March of Dimes
'64-'66; Co-Columnist in News
Citizen on TCHS "Teen Channel"
'64-'66; School News Report. &
Co-Host on KTLW Golden Record
Hour '64-'65; School News Report.
on KILE & DJ as "Ron Foster"
'66-'67.
JEWELL M. HANBY
DAVID EDWARD HANEY
LINDA ANN HARDAGE
May Fete Queen '67; May Fete
Duchess '66; Candidate FFA
Sweetheart '66; Thespian play '66;
Pep Squad '65.
RONALD LEE HA.RP
�PATRICIA ANN HARRIS
District and Region Band '64-'65;
District band '66-'67; Five gold
medals in Solo and Ensemble Contest; Los Angeles Band Trip '65;
Astrodome Opening '65 ; Oiler
game '66; U.I.L. Contest '64-'67;
Texarkana Convention '66; Buccaneer Festival and Six Flags Con•
test '67.
DAVID BENTLEY HART
Varsity Football Letterman '65-'67;
Honorable Mention '66-'67; Letterman's "T" Association; Thespian
Play '65-'66; Senior Play '66-'67;
Science Club '66-'67.
LARRY LEE HARVEY
BRENDA JOYCE HASKIN
ROBERT SAMUEL HATCHER
DeMolay; Junior Varsity Baseball
'64-'66
SUSAN GAYLE HAWKINS
Stingarette
'64-'67;
Astrodome
Opening '65; California Trip '65;
Solo & Ensemble Contest '64-'66;
Band '63-'67; Commercial Club
'66-'67; Sr. Play '67; Drill Leader
U. of H., Dome Stadium '64-'67;
Colt 45 Games; Rainbow Girl.
L. JAYSON HEBERT
Swimming Team '64-'67; Football
Team '64-'67; Letterman "T" Association.
DIANNE MAE HENRY
Assist. Business Manager of Yearbook '66-'67; 1st place Volleyball
Award '66-'67; Press Club, Girls'
Glee Club '65-'67; G.R.A. '64-'66;
J.A. Achievers Award '64-'66; Future Nurses '64-'65; Pep Squad '65'66; Sec. of M.Y.F. '64-'65; Assist.
Sec. Young Adults '66-'67; Delegate Methodist Con£. '66-'67; GRA
Letter '64-'65.
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Yearbook Activities Editor; Press
Club '66-'67; AFS '65-'66; Junior
Play '65-'66; FHA '66-'67; Rainbows.
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JANE M. HERTENBERGER
Pep Squad '64-'67; Vice President
of Pep Squad '66-'67; Literary
Guild '66-'67; American Field Service '65-'66; Catholic Youth Organization
'64-'65;
Leadership
Banquet '66-'67; Good Sportsmanship League Guide '66.
�JOHN B. HERTENBERGER
PEGGY HERTENBERGER
CINDY LOU HIATT
Transfer from Baker High School,
Baker,
Louisiana-Red
Cross;
Pepsters '63-'66; F.T.A.; Girl's
Basketball Team '63-'66; French
Club; Beauty Queen '64-'65; Candidate Homecoming Queen Repre•
sentative '65-'66. TCHS - Pep
Squad; GRA; Usher Senior Play.
HERMAN HILDEN
KENNETH WAYNE HOLUBEC
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SARAH BLANCHE HUDNALL
Assistant Clubs Editor for Yearbook '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67;
Future Teachers of America '64'67; Commercial Club '66-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Future Homemakers of America '66-'67; Jr.
Rotary Ann '67.
GLENDA DARNELL HOOD
Stingarette '66-'67; Thespians '64'67; Los Angeles Band Trip '65;
Buccaneer Music Festival '65; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'66;
Texarkana Band Trip '66; University of Houston Games '66-'67;
Astrodome '64-'67; Colt 45 Games
'65; Career Club '65-'67; Band '64'67.
JOHN DANIEL HUFF
One year Letterman in Football;
Two year Letterman in Track;
Member of Lettermans "T' Association.
LINDA JOYCE HICKMAN
BARBARA JO HOLTHUSEN
�DAVID P. HUNTER
DEBORAH LUCILLE HUNTER
Pep Squad '64-'67; Sec. '66-'67;
May Fete '65; Thespians '65-'67;
Hist. '66-'67; Literary Guild '65'67, Vice Pres. '66-'67; Junior Play
'66; Senior Play '67; Senior Activities Committee '66-'67.
MICHAEL RAY HURD
LINDA SUE IVY
Literary Guild '66-'67; Pep Squad
'64-'66; American Field • Service
'64-'65; Future Teachers '65; GRA
'64.
DONNA CHARLENE JOHNSON
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DOROTHY FRANCES
JEFFERSON
ALICE JEAN JESSUP
Thespians '66-'67; Thespian Play
-"Oklahoma" '66-'67; Pep Squad
'64-'67; Stingaree Tales Reporter
'66-'67; Junior Play '65-'66; Sen•
ior Play '66-'67; Press Club '66'67.
VALRIE JEAN JOBE
Vice Pres. Sr. Class; All School
Fav. '66-'67; Sr. Fav.; Canel.
School Sweetheart '66-'67; Football
Sweetheart '66-'67; A Cappella
Choir '66-'67; Am. Legion Outstanding Student Scholarship; Pep
Squad '64-'67, Pres. '66-'67, Roll
Leader '65-'66, Honor Roll '64-'65;
Cand. Soph Fav.; Cand. Jr. Fav.;
Jr. Oass Play; Nominee Best Actress; Sr. Play; Lit. Guild; FTA;
FHA; Lead. Bang.; Solo and Ensemble; Jr. Rotarian; Sr. Activities Comm. ; Stingarette of Wk.
CHARLES DAVID JOHNSON
Key Club '64-'66; Junior Varsity
Football '64-'65; Swimming Team,
Letterman '66-'67; Lettermans "T'
Association; Key Club Convention
'64-'65; Senior Play '66-'67; Thespian Play '66-'67; Usher '66-'67.
DONNA GAILE JOHNSON
Stingarette '64-'67; Vice Pres.
Commercial Club '66-'67; French
Club '64-'67; Thespians '64-'66;
Thespian Play '64-'65; Publicity
Chairman Jr. Play '65-'66; Usher
Chairman Sr. Play '66-'67; Leadership Banquet '67; U. of H. Drill
Leader '64-'65; Astrodome Opening
'65; Girl Scouts; Band Sweetheart
Nominee '67
�GEORGIA BETH JOHNSON
GRA A ward '64-'65; Member of
US Track Team; Captain of Metropolitan Track Club; Press Club;
Transferred from Booker T. Washington; GRA Award '66-'67.
MICHAEL ROY JOHNSON
Key Club '64-'67; Youth in Govemment Day Chamber of Commerce
Manager '64; Future Farmers of
America '66-'67; Greenhand President of FFA '66-'67.
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KATHY FAYE KAUTZ
RUSSELL A. KEIBLER
John Philip Sousa Award '67; Band
Scholarship to U of H '67.
RANDALL JOE JOHNSON
LIZABETH ANN JOHNSTON
Homecoming Queen '67; School
Sweetheart '66; Cheerleader '65'67; Cand. All-School Fav. '66-'67;
Cand. School Sweetheart '67; Soph
Fav.; Jr. Fav.; Cand. Sr. Fav.;
Cand. Key Club Sweetheart '66;
Cand. DeMolay Sweetheart '66'67; Sr. Class Treas.; Jr. Class
VP; Soph Class Seer.; Stu. Coun.
'66; Cand. Opt. Queen; Press
Club; Sting. Tales Staff; Lit.
Guild.
EMMETT N. JONES
Transferred from Ball High '65 ;
Senior Play Cast '66.
JUDITH LYNNE JONES
Distributive Education Sweetheart
'66-'67; Area & State Del. '66-'67;
Le Cercle Francais '66-'67; Thespians '65-'66, Play '66; Jr. Play
'66; Pep Squad '64-'66; Student
John's Mainland Beauty College;
Jr. Achievement '65-'67, Pres. of
Co. '65-'66, Sweetheart of Co. '65'66, Con£. Rep. '65, Treas. of Co.
'66-'67; GRA; FHA '64-'66; TeenAiders.
IRIS CHERYL KEENER
BARBARA JEAN KELLY
Stingarette '64-'66; Drum Major
'66-'67; Jr. Class Treas.; Junior
Princess May Fete; Runner-up
Optimist Queen; Candidate Band
Sweetheart; Thespians '64-'67; Jr.
Play Cast; Sr. Play Student Dir.
and Cast; Sr. Activities Committee.
�ROBERT KELLEY
Hon. Mention All-District in Base•
ball '65-'66; Letterman's "T" Association '67; Thespian Play '64'65; Senior Activities Committee
'67; J.V. Football '64-'65.
LUCIEN DALE KETTLE
TERUMI KIMURA
AFS Exchange Student '66-'67;
AFS '66-'67; Honorary Thespian
Member '66-'67; Pep Squad '66·
'67; Literary Guild '66-'67.
IRA THOMAS KING
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STEVEN KLOTZMAN
LUCRETIA ANNETTE KNOX
Nat. Hon. Soc. '65-'67, V.-Pres. '66,
Pres. '67; Optimist Outstanding
Girl '67; Am. Legion Hist. Award
'65; AFS '65-'67, Rep. '66, Pres.
'67; FTA '64-'67, Rep. '66, Sec.
'67; Lit. Guild '65-'67; Sci. Club
'66-'67; Sr. Play Cast '66; Straight
A List '65, '66; Honor Guard '66;
ISL Typing-2nd place, Dist. '66;
Young Dem. '65-'67; V.-Pres. '67;
Honor Grad. '67; Cand. Opt.
Queen '67.
ANDREW KNOXSON, JR.
ZANDRA ELIZABETH KORZEN
Copy Editor Yearbook Staff '66·
'67; Pep Squad '64-'65; Career
Club '66-'67; FTA '64-'65; AFS
'64-'65; Commercial Club '66-'67;
Press Club '66-'67.
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AUGUST ELEMER LaFOY
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ELIZABETH ANN LAICHE
�GLENDA LEA LAKOVICH
RONALD DWIGHT
LAMBRIGHT
FFA '64-'65; FFA Chaplain '65-'66;
DE Chaplain '66-'67; State leadership FFA '64-'65; State leadership
FFA '65-'66.
ROGER LYNN LANDRY
Member and letterman of Swimming Team '65-'67; President of
the Texas City Teen Club '66-'67;
Teen Club board of directors '65'66; Second place award in the
Gulf Coast Industrial Arts Fair
'65-'66; Member of the Lettermen
Club.
DANIEL RAY LANGFORD
SIDNEY LEA LANGSTON
CYNTHIA PAULETTE LANIER
Girls' Glee Club '65-'67; YWA
Stewardship Chairman '66-'67;
YW A President '65-'66.
NORMA JEAN LAWSON
Pep Squad '64-'66; Distributive
Education Club Secretary '66-'67.
JESSICA VIRGINIA LEESON
Pep Squad '64-'67; Thespians '64'67; "Bells are Ringing"; "Music
Man"; "Oklahoma"; Jr. Play '66;
Sr. Play '66; Press Club; Year•
book Business Manager; Band '64;
Young Republican's Historian.
SUZANNE LEGENDRE
GRA's '64-'66; May Fete Duchess
'67.
WANDA GAYLE LEMMOND
Future Nurses '65-'66; Junior
Achievement Secretary '66-'67.
�MARY LOUISE LIBERATO
Volunteens '65-'67, President; Red
Cross '65-'67, President; Future
Teachers of America '65-'66; Career Club '65-'66; Pep Squad
'64-'67; Yearbook Staff '66-'67,
Clubs Editor; Science Oub '64'65; Math Seminar '65-'66; Press
Club '66-'67; Language Assembly.
NADINE ANN LIONTI
Pep Squad '65-'67; Literary Guild
Homecoming Duchess '64-'65; Secior Play, Costumes.
JOSEPHINE LIRA
MARIA ELENA LONGORIA
Transfer:
Raymondville
High
School, Raymondville,
Texas;
Homecoming Duchess '64-'65; Secretary-Treasurer of Future Homemakers of America '64-'66; Staff
of School Newspaper '65-'66;
Spanish Club '65-'66; Class Representative
'64-'65;
Volleyball
Award '65-'66.
MARY ELENA LOPEZ
GORDON ALLAN LOVETT
Key Club '64-'67; Honor Guard
'66; Track Team '65-'67; Varsity
'66-'67; Member of Board of Directors for the Interlude Coffee
House.
VIRGINIA DELL LOWE
Pep Squad '65-'67; Commercial
Club '66-'67; Press Club '66-'67;
FHA '66-'67; Sting. Tales Spring
Exchange Ed. '66-'67; Sr. Play
Cast '66-'67; May Fete '67; Jr.
Play '65-'66; GRA '64-'65; Girl
Scouts '65-'67; Miss Secretary '67.
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ADA JANE LOWRY
MARY MARTHA LOPEZ
Pep Squad '66-'67; Future Nurses
'64-'65.
CHARLES WASSON LOWE
�HUNTER C. LOWRY
NORA EVELIA LOYA
Pep Squad '64-'67; Volunteens
'64-'67; F.H.A. '64-'65; F.T.A. '66'67; Press Chili '66-'67; Sr. Play
'67; Cand. Lulac Queen '66-'67Fi.rst Runner Up; Jr. Lulac Sweetheart '65 Jr. Lulac Secretary '6566; Vice-Pres. '66-67.
PATSY CARLYNE LUCAS
Natl. Honor Society; Cand. Band
Sweetheart; Stingarette '64-'66;
Head Drill Leader '66-'67; Dist.
Band '65-'66; Reg. Band '65-'67;
Honor Grad. '67; Lit. Guild '66'67; Sr. Play; Honor Guard '66;
Cal. Trip '65; Six Flags Trip '67;
Solo and Ensemble Cont. '64-'67;
U. of H. Drill Leader '64-'67;
Thes. Plays '65-'67; Astrodome
Opening; U. of H. Band C]jnic
'66; Band Sch. To U. of H.
JAMES F. LUH ING
GARY BRIA
RO
LUTO
STEPHEN WAYNE McCOY
Scholarship to Kilgore Jr. College.
LORINE MCDANIEL
NANCY JEANE MCDONALD
RITA ANN MCELDUFF
Future Nurses of America '6465; Future Homemakers of America '66-67 Commercial Club '6667.
IE THOMAS MCCLELLEN
�CLIFFORD LYLE McGEE
Rotary Vocational Scholarship '67.
PATRICK ALLAN McNULTY
Key Club '65-'67; Sr. Board Member '67; Big Vic Honor Guard '66'67; DLG's '66-'67; German Oub
'66-'67; Senior Play '66-'67; Band
'64-'67; California trip '64-'65;
Leadership Banquet '67; Key Club
Convention '67.
JENNIFER JO McQUAGE
Future Homemakers of America
'66-'67; Commercial Club '66-'67;
Noon Optimist Runner-Up '66-'67
Crisco Trophy
REBECCA CATHERINE MARSH
Editor-in-chief of '66-'67 Stingaree; Literary Guild '65-'67; Honorary Math Seminar '67; French
Club, Sec. '67; Pep Squad '64-'67;
Leadership Banquet '67; Thespians '65-'67; Press Club '67;
Sophomore Class Treasurer '64-'65;
Publication Award for Yearbook
'67.
MARIA EUGENIA MARURI
Demolay Sweetheart Nominee '65'66; F.F.A. Sweetheart Nominee
'66-'67 Noon Optimist Queen Nominee '66-'67; French Club '65-'66;
Junior Play '65-'66; Senior Play
'66-'67; Junior Rotarian '66-'67.
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DARLENE MARTIN
Astro Dome Opening; California
Trip '65; Campus Talent '66; Solo and Ensemble Contest '64-'67;
Corpus Christi '67; Six Flags
Contest '67; Texarkana '66; Future Homemakers of America.
RONALD GLENN MARTIN
MINNIE MARTINEZ
PATRICIA FRANCES
MARTINEZ
FRANCES LEE MATTHEWS
�ELAINE ANN MAUTE
Choir Director's Award.
LINDA JANE MAXWELL
Vice President G.R.A.'s; G.R.A.'s
'65-'67; Vice President Red Cross;
Rainbows '63-'67; Tennis Team
'64-'65; Press Club '66-'67; Pep
Squad
'64-'65;
Volunteens;
Y.W.T. Career Club '65-'67; Best
all around Health, Physical Education and Recreation Girl.
DAVID ARTHUR MAY
GARY LAWRENCE MAYES
DONZELLE MEDINA
DIANNE LYNN MESSAMORE
D.E. '66-'67; Personal Director in
Junior Achievement '66-'67; Junior Achievement Sweetheart Candidate.
BARBARA SHARON
MICHELETTI
Honor Graduate '67; Nat. Hon.
Soc. '66; Honor Guard '66; Thes.
'64-'65;
Pep
Squad
'64-'67;
French Club, Pres. '66-'67; Treas.
'65-'66; Lit. Guild '65-'66; Historian '66-'67; Del. to Texas Youth
Conference '66; CYO Vice Pres.
of Galveston Dist. '66-67, Seer. '65'66, Seer. Parish '66-'67.
RONALD LEE MILBURN
DONNA KAYE MILLER
ELANDA MILLER
Pianist for Girl's Glee Club '66'67; Member of Girl's Glee Club
'66-'67; Future Homemakers of
America '66-'67; Future Teachers
of America '64-'65.
�LINDA KAY MILLER
Pep Squad '64-'65; French Club
'64-'66; Jr. Achievement '64-'67,
Treas. '64-'67; FNA '65-'66; GRA
'64-'65 Basketball; Candidate for
JA Sweetheart '67; Fall Assoc.
Sports Ed. '66; Press Club '66;
Honor Graduate '67.
DONNA LYNN MILLS
Band Parents Club Award '67;
University of Houston Scholarship '67.
MARGARET L. MILLS
MIKE MIRANDA
LINDA T. MORECRAFf
Acapella Choir '65-'67; Gold Medals at Solo and Ensemble Contest '67; Thespians '65-'66.
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NANCY VIRGINIA MIZE
Transferred from Ball High: Red
Cross '64-'65; Future Teachers
'64-'65; Future Nurses '64-'65; Jr.
Classical League '64-'65. TCHS:
Sr. Play '66-'67; Red Cross '66'67; JA '66-'67; JA Sec. '67; Pep
Squad '66-'67.
JAMES ALTON MOORE, JR.
Math Seminar; JV Football; Letterman '65-'66.
PEGGY GAYLENE MOORE
Thespians '66; Los Angeles Band
Trip '65; Buccaneer Music Festival '65-'67; Solo and Ensemble
Contest '64-'67; Six Flags Trip
'67; Band '64-'67; Texarkana Band
Trip '66; University of Houston
Games; Colt 45 game '65; Astrodome.
TERRY WAYNE MOORE
MARGARET ANN MORFORD
FHA '65-'67.
�JERRY STEVENS MORROW
D.L.G.'s '66-'67; Science Club '66'67; DeMolay.
GARY WAYNE MORSE
Swimming Team '64-'65; Chess
Club '64-'65; German Club '66-'67.
MARY SUE MORTON
GARY WAYNE MUELLER
GLADYS WYVONNE MURPHY
JUDY ELAINE MURPHY
ELIZABETH ELAINE MYERS
Tennis '64; French Club '65-'67,
Acappella Choir & Girls' Glee
Club Accompanist '65-'67; Acapella Choir Librarian '66-'67; Volunteens '66-'67; Rainbows '64-'67;
Betty Crocker Homemaker Award
'67; A.F.S. '65-'66.
PAUL NORRIS NERREN
Honor Society '65-'66; Boy's State
'66; Key Club '65-'67; Secretary
'67; Thespians '65-'67, Treas. '67;
JR. Rotarian; DLG '66-'67; Student Council '67; AFS '66; Thespian Play '65-'66; Honor Guard
'66; Big Vic Guard '67.
JO ANN NEVE
PHYLLIS ANN NEWMAN
�KAY FRANCES NUNN
Cheerleader '65-'67; Student Council '64-'67; FFA
Sweetheart;
Choir, 1st Place Ensemble '66,
'67; DLG Sweetheart; AFS Hootenanny; Pep Squad '64 Cand for
Homecoming Queen, All School
Fav.; Football QueP,n '66; Cand.
for Soph., Jr. Fav.; Cand. for
FFA, Key Club, DeMolay Sweetheart '66; Press Club; Sting
Tales ; Lit. Guild; Tres.
GERALDINE JANICE OCHOA
Lulac Scholarship; Highest BA
Average
SHARON LYNN O'DANIEL
BETTY JANE O'DELL
ROSIE ORTIZ
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CARL N. ODOM
DIANA MARGARET OLSON
Commercial Club '66-'67; Technical Vocational Scholarship '67;
Shorthand Interscholastic League.
CAROLYN OPERSTENY
Honor Graduate '67; Yearbook
Senior Section Editor; Press Club
'66-'67
GILBERT ANTHONY ORTEZ
Thespian '66-'67; "Oklahoma" '67;
"Carnival" Hede Fine Arts '66;
Acapella Choir '63-'67; Solo and
Ensemble Contest '67; Choir Contest '64-'67; All Region Try Outs
'66; N.Y.P.S. Secretary Treasurer '64; UIL Cast '67; Key Club
'67; AFS Hootenanny '66; Choir
"Spring Festival" '65-'67.
SUSAN LAEL OSTEEN
Girls Recreation Association '63'67; 1st and 2nd Awards '64; 3rd
Award '65; 4th Award '66; Swimming Manager '64; Archery Manager '64; Volleyball Champ '67;
Reporter '65; Recorder '66; GRA
Banquet '65; GRA Picnic '66;
Commercial Club '66-'67; Shorthand Interscholastic League '67.
�PATRICIA MAXINE OTTINGER
Vice-Pres. of Student Council '66'65'67; Sec of Jr Class
'66; Jr. Rotarian '66; FTA '64. '66; Solo and Ensemble contest
'65-'67; Band '64-'67; Stingarette
'64-'67; Cand. for Soph. Band
Sweetheart '65-'66; Sec. of Press
Club '66-'67; Commercial Club
'66-'67; Sr. Play '67; Sting Tales
'66-'67; Lead. Banq. '67; Drill
Leader U of H '64-'66; Six Flags
Contest '67; Awards Assembly '67.
JEANNE LEA OWENS
Treas. of Senior Class '66-'67;
Assistant Drum Major; Choreographer for Stingarettes '65-'67;
Stingarette '64-'67; Cand. for Band
Sweetheart;
Thespian
'64-'67;
Thespian Play '64-'67; Choreog•
rapher for Thespian Play '65'67; Historian for Thespians '66'67; Member of Senior Activities
Committee; Band Scholarship to
University of Houston.
SANDRA L. PACKARD
Pep Squad '64-'67; Commercial
Club '66-'67; Girl's Recreation Association; Volleyball Champ '67
CONNIE RHEA PALMER
D.E. Reporter '66-'67; J .A. Treasurer '66-'67; J .A. First RunnerUp Sweetheart '65; F.F.A. Norn.
Sweetheart '65-'67; McCall's Teen
Fashion Board;
J .A. '65-'67;
FHA '67; Pep Squad '63-'65; Leadership Banquet.
,.
RENE LOUISE PALMER
Americans Abroad Can. '66-'67;
A.F.S. '66-'67; Le Cercle Franca is '66-'67; A Cappella Choir '66'67; F.T.A. '64-'65; Symphonic
Band '64-'66; Astrodome Opening
'65; Los Angeles Tour '65; Tex•
arkana Trip '66; Band Solo and
Ensemble Contest '64-'66; Choir
Solo and Ensemble Contest '66'67; Scholastic Scholarship to
Houston Baptist College '66-'67;
Honor Grad.
DONNIE W. PARR
DENNIS LEE PATTERSON
Sophomore Favorite; Junior Favorite; Senior Favorjte; All School
Favorite '65-'66; Vice PresidentLetterman's "T" Club; F.H.A.
Beau; Junior Varsity Baseball and
Football '64-'65; Varsity Football
'65-'67; Varsity Baseball '65-'66;
Senior Activities Committee; Candidate All School Favorite '66-'67;
American Legion Scholarship for
Outstanding Student.
JERRY M. PATTERSON
PA TRICIA DIANE PATTERSON
Junior
Achievement
'64-'65;
Achiever Award '65; Future Nurs•
es of America '64-'66; GRA Volleyball '66.
SUELLYN PARHAM
D.E. Secretary '67; Thespians '63'65; Thespian Play '64; Marine
Biology Club Secretary '64; Literary Guild '64; Pep Squad '63'65; American Field Service '64.
�ANA MARIA PEDRAZA
Student Council '65-'66; Program
Seller Chairman '66-'67; Volunteens '67; Rotary Ann '67; Acappella Choir '65-'67; Acappella
Choir Sec-Treas. '66-'67; Career
Club '67.
GUSTAVO RUDY PEREZ
r
MARGARET A. PERKINS
MARVIN CHARLES PETERSON
Joe Lile Award '67.
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BRENDA ANN POSEY
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SANDRA KAY PHARR
BONNIE JEAN PICKETT
Literary Guild '65-'67; Senior
Play Cast Member '67; Thespian
Society '64-'65; Press Club '66'67; Stingaree Tales Reporter,
First Semester '66-'67; Annual
Staff, Second Semester '66-'67.
CARLA KAY PIERCE
Teen-Aiders '65-'66; Career Club
'66-'67; Pep Squad '64-'66; GRA
'64; Junior Achievement '65-'66;
Thespians '65-'66; Junior Play '65.
DAVID PILSNER
SIDNEY C. POSTON, JR.
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�MARGARET GENE PREEST
ADA JEAN PRESCOTT
CHERI PROPP
Transfer from Pecos High '63-'65;
Band '63-'65; ISL Spelling '65;
National Honor Society '66; American Field Service '66; Thespians
'66-'67; Music Man '66; Oklahoma '67; Literary Guild '66-'67;
Honor Graduate.
THOMAS MICHAEL PROUTY
Thespians '64-'6.7; Key Club '65'67; President, Thespians '67;
F.T.A. '67; D.LG.'s '67; Junior
Achievement '65-'67; Junior Play
'66; Senior Play '67; Sting Of
Week; Band Vice-Pres. '67; Dernolays '66-'67; Scribe '67; L.A.
Trip '65; Science Club '66; Speech
Award; Best Thespian Award;
May Fete Duke '66-'67; Outstanding Key Clubber; Sandy Nininger
Award; Kiwanis Scholarship for
Outstanding Student.
ANDRIA LEIGH PUCKETT
National Honor Society '66-'67;
Thespian Treas. '67; Lit. Guild
'66-'67; Lit. Guild Treas. '67; Pep
Squad '65-'67; A.F.S. '66; Candy
Striper '65-'66; Thespian Plays
Cast '66-'67; Jr. Play Make-up
'66; Sr. Play Cast '67; Sr. Play
Publicity Chairman '67; Leadership Banquet '67; Honor Graduate.
GEORGE THOMAS PYLE
GEORGE ARTHUR RAY
JUDY DARLENE RAY
National Honor Society; Texas
City Jaycee Scholastic A Award;
Honor Graduate.
LINDA JEANETTE RAY
Stingaree Tales Cartoonist '66'67; Press Club '66-'67; Red Cross
'66-'67; Jr. Achievement '65-'67;
Pep Squad '64-'66; Junior Play
'66; Thespians '64-'66; AFS '65'66; FHA '65-'66; GRA '64-'66;
Science Club '64-'65.
DORIS PATRICIA RENFROE
J.A. '64-'67; Cand. J.A. Sweetheart '64-'65; J .A. Pres. '64-'67;
Achiever Association Pres. '65-'66;
Achiever Award '64-'66; Jr. Exec.
Award '64-'66; Pep Squad '64'66; Press Club '66-'67; 2nd Place
Young President's Contest '65-'66.
�TRUDIE JEANICE RICE
SONYA L. RICHARDSON
BENNY JOE :tODRIGUEZ
ELIZABETH ANN RODRIGUEZ
Future Teachers of America '64'65; Commercial Club '66-'67; Lulac Scholarship '67.
ROBERT REED ROSS
Varsity Track '67; Junior Varsity Basketball '64-'65; Junior
Varsity Football '66; Junior Varsity Track '65-'66.
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NORMA RUELAS
MARTHA ANN ROGERS
SUSAN MARIE ROSENBLAD
National Honor Society '65-'66;
Honor Guard 466 ; National Science Foundation summer Science
Training Project at L.S.U. '66;
Science Club '66-'67; Thespians
'64-'66; Pep Squad '64-'66; GRA
'64-'65; Jr. Rotary Ann '67; May
Fete Duchess '67. Honor Graduate
'67.
JANE ROSENBLATI
NaL Hon. Soc. '66-'67; Hon.
Guard '66 ; May F ete Duchess '66;
Jr. Rotary Ann; Literary Guild
'66; Pep Squad '65-'66; Science
Club; AFS; AFS Hootenanny '66;
Thespians; Thespian Play '65-'66;
Honorary Math Seminar; Stark
High School Science Symposium;
Honor Graduate '67.
HULON KIRK ROSS, JR.
DeMolays; Junior Varsity Baseball '65; Varsity Baseball '66-'67;
Science Club '67; Junior Play '65;
Thespian Play '65.
�RONALD C. SALLES
HARRY WAYNE SANDERS
Section Leader Stingaree Symphonic Band (Alto Sax); All-District 65-67; All-Region 65-67; AllArea 65-67; All-State Symphonic
Band '67; U.I.L Solo and Ensemble Contests; winner of 9 gold
medals and 1 silver medal; VicePresident of German Club; Band
Scholarship to University of Houston.
BEVERLY JOYCE SANSOM
Band '64; Stingarette 1964-67;
Commercial
Club;
Thespians;
Senior Play; Y.W.T. Program
Chairman.
ROBERT CHARLES
SCHLITZBERGER
TERRY LEE SCHULTZ
BARBARA LYNN SCRIBNER
Honor Guard '66; Lit. Guild '66'67; Pep Squad '64-'67; F.T.A.
'66-67; Press Club '66-'67; Junior
Editor of Annual '66-'67; Junior
Play Usher '66 I.S.L. Typing '65;
I.S.L. Shorthand '67; Honor Graduate.
FRANCES KAREN SCRUGGS
Yearbook Sports Editor '66-67;
Press Club '66-67; Commercial
Club '66-67; May Fete Usher '67;
Pep Squad '64-66; Thespians '6566 ; Thespian Play '66; Junior
Play '66; Volunteens '66; Candy
Stripers '64-'66.
MACHELLE M. SEIBEL
Vice-Pres. Key Club;
Honor
Guard; Sr. Play; Thespian Play
'66-67; All Region Choir '67;
I.S.L. Play '67; Stingaree of the
Week '67; Am. Legion Oratorical
Contest '66-'67; J.V. Basketball
'65; Golf '66; DeMolays '65-67;
Science Club; D.L.G.'s '66-67;
Thespians '66-67; Jr. Rotary Ann;
Lead. Banquet '66-67 Most valuable member Choral Club; Wel:
come Address '67; Honor Grad.
SUZANNE FAYE SEXTON
CURTIS D. SHARP
�GERALD KEITH SHARP
GLENN EDWARD SHEFFIELD
PAMELA ANN SHELTON
Pep Squad; Distributive Education; GRA.
WILLIAM ALBERT SHERR
Tues. '64-'67; Vice-Pres. Tues. '67;
Key Club '64-'67; DeMolays Past
Scribe; Sr. Activities Committee;
Jr. Rotarian '67; Sting. of the
Week '67; Jr. Play '66; Sr. Play
'67; Youth Gov. Day _Superintendent of Schools '64; Fire Chief
'66; Track Varsity Letterman '64;
Football Letterman '64; Lead.
Banq.; Acapella Choir.
JACQUELINE ANN SIMON
Wanda Irwin Secretarial Career
Scholarship '67.
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JOHN DANE SHOCKEY
_IVEY ALLEN SIMMONS JR.
DeMolays '64-'67, Treasurer '65'66.
MORRIS NEAL SIMMONS
WINIFRED ANNE SIMMONS
ARTHUR McPHERSON SIMS
Varsity Football Letterman '65'67; Jr. Var. Football Letterman
'64-'65; Key Club '64-'65; Jr.
Olympics '64-'65; Letterman Club
'66-'67; Tues. Play, Oklahoma
'67; CYO Community Public Service Chairman; Var. Track '64'65; Jr. Achievement Co. Pres.
'66-'67.
�MICHAEL SIMS
ANNA LOUISE SLADE
Treas. of Volunteens '66-'67; Vice
Pres. of Future Nurses '66; Reporter for Stingaree Tales '67;
Certificate of Scholastic Achievement '65; Third place medal in
Interscholastic Spelling Contest
'65; Honor Graduate '67; Rotary
Vocational Scholarship '67.
GARY ALAN SMITH
Junior Varsity Basketball '65;
Varsity Football '65-'67; Member
of Letterman's "T" Association.
HERMAN WAYNE SMITH
Stu. Coun. '64-'67, Treas. '65-'66;
DLG's '65-'67, Pres. '66-'67; Var.
Basketball '66-'67; JV Football
'64-'65; JV Basketball '64-'66; JV
Baseball '64-'65; Honor Guard '66;
ISL Persuasive Speaking '65; ISL
Ready Writing, Sec. Place '66;
Nominated to Air Force Academy
by Congressman Jack Brooks;
Hon. Grad. '67.
LARRY WAYNE SMITH
NANCY DIANE SMITH
RICHARD C. SMITH
Thespians '65-'67; Stage Manager
for Bells Are Ringing '65, Music
Man '66, Oklahoma '67; Key Club
'67 ; DLG's '65-'67; S.G.T. at
Arms of Thespians '65-'66.
RONALD JAMES SMITH
Jr. Var. Basketball '65-'66; Jr.
Var. Football '65-'66; Jr. Var.
Baseball '65-'66; Var. Football '66'67; All District Hon. Mention
'66-'67; Var. Basketball '66-'67;
Var. Baseball '66-'67; Football
Academic Award '66-'67; Hon.
Guard '65-'66; Demolays '64-'67;
All-round in all sports award;
Evening Optimist Scholarship '67.
CLIFTON RAY SNODGRASS
CATHRYN LOUISE SP ARKS
Honor Soc. '65-'67; Band '64-'67;
Stingarette '65-'67; Lit. Guild '66'67; Cand. Band Sweetheart '67;
Calif. tour, U of H drill leader,
Solo & Ens. Con '64-'67; Tbes.
Play '65; Honor Graduate '67.
�RONALD CRAIG SPEER
Tri-Captain of Football Team '66'67; Most Vah1,able Player '66;
Three year Varsity Letterman in
Football; Honorable Mention for
All-District '66; Letterman's "T"
Association.
ROBERT DALE SPENCER
MARGARET ANN SPINN
Future Teachers '65-67; Vice President '67; Literary Guild '67;
Leadership Banquet '67; Honor
Graduate '67.
PATRICIA LYNN SPOOR
DANNY RAY STEM
WILMA JOYCE STERLING
• Girls Glee Oub '65-'66; First
place in Solo Contest '65-'66; Future Homemakers of America '65'66; Girls' Glee Club '66-'67.
SHARON KAY STEWART
Senior Play '66-'67; GRA Volleyball '66-'67.
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JAMES HARVEY STILES
NANCY LOU STEPHENS
LINDA LEE STEWART
Thespians '65-'67; Thespian play
'66; French Club '66-'67.
�JACK PERSHI G STRA GE
Opt. Outstanding Boy; Nat. Hon.
Soc. '66-'67; Var. Football '64'66; Hon. Mention All-District
'65-'66; Football Scholastic Award
'65; Var. Basketball '65-'66; Jr.
Var. Ba ketball '64-'65; Honor
Guard '66; Farewell Address '67;
Amoco Scholarship for Outstanding Student; Honor Graduate.
CAROL
J
E THOMAS
GLENN MICHlAEL THOMPSON
Key Chili '64-'66; Thespian Play
'64-'66; Junior Play '65-'66; Band
'64-'66; Los Angeles Trip '65;
Texarkana Trip '66.
GLENN E. STUBBLEFIELD
JAME.S HUBERT SWEATT
MICHAEL L. TALLEY
DeMolays '65-'67.
A CY HELE TEMPLE
GRA's '64-'67, Parliamentarian
'66-'67; All Star Basketball Team
'66-'67; Science Club '65-'67; German Club '65-'67; Tennis Team
'64-'65.
REBECA O ITA TEMPLE
All-School Sweetheart '67;
om.
Homecoming Queen '67; om. AllSchool Fav. '67;
om. Sr. and
Soph. Fav; Finalist FFA Sweetheart '65-'67; Opt. Queen Runner-Up '65;
om. DeMolay Sweetheart '66; om. Opt. Queen '67;
Jr. Rotarian; lay Fete Duchess
'65-'66; May Fete Lady-in-Waiting '67; Lit. Guild '66-'67; Hon.
Guard; AFS '66-'67; Pep Squad
'65-'66; Jr. Play; Sting. of Week.
Youth in Gov. '66; Hon. Grad.
'67.
EMRY LEE THOMAS
JERRY D. THOMPSON
Tri-captain, all district football;
Varsity '65-'67; Jr. Varsity '64-'65;
A Cappella Choir '66-'67; Thespian Play '65-'66; Scholarship to
Tyler Jr. College.
�SHARON ANN THOMPSON
Nat. Hon. Soc. '66-'67; Lit. Guild
'65-'67; Recording Sec. '66-'67;
Thes. Play '65, '67; Thes. '66'67; Science Club '64-'67; Rep.
'66-'67; Math Seminar '65-'67;
AFS '64-'65; Press Club '66-'67;
Fall Exchange Ed. Sting. Tales
'66; Pep Squad '64-'67; Honor
Guard '66; LeadeTship Bang. '67;
Honor Grad. '67; Rotary Schol11rship for Outstanding Student.
MARTHA DEBORAH
THORNTON
Transferred from Hurricane High
School, Hurricane, West Virginia:
Boy's Chorus Sweetheart '64-'65;
Chorus '64-'65; Miss Hi-Y '65'66; Y-Teens '64-'66; FHA '66.
ITHAL TODESCO
HERMAN THOMAS TOUPS
Key Club '64-'67; Recording Secretary '66-'67; Chairman Leadership Banquet '66-'67; Honor Guard
'66; Junior Rotarian.
BARBARA ANNE TURNER
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SHERRY JUNE TRAMMELL
Stingarette '66-'67; Band '63-'67;
California Band Trip '64-'65; Solo
& Ensemble Contest '63-'66.
MARY ANN TREE
Girl's Recreation Association '64'65; Thespians '65-'66; Future
Teaohers of America '66; American Field Service '65; Honor
Guard '66; Pep Squad '65-'66;
May Fete '67.
MEREDITH ANN TREECE
JAMES KEITH TRIPLETT
Honor Guard '65-'66; Varsity Letterman's "T" Association '66-'67;
Varsity Football manager '65-'66;
Varsity Baseball '65-'67, DeMolays
'63-'67.
MARGIE MARIE VANSA
�MARK HENDRIX VARLEY
Varsity Baseball '67; Jr. Varsity
Baseball '66; Jr. Varsity football
'65; Junior Rotarian '67; Student
Council, Junior Class '65-'66;
Vice President Texas City Teenage Club.
GLORIA VILLARREAL
Future Nurses of America '64-'66;
Commercial Club '66-'67; GRA's
'64-'65.
DIANE MARIE VOORHEES
,Stingarette '64-'67; Teen Club
Board Member '64-'65, Treas. '65'66, Sec. '66-'67; May Fete '66;
Commercial Club '66-'67; Rainbows; YWT '66-'67; LA Trip '65;
Drill Leader, U of H '64-'66;
Dome Stadium '64-'66; Sr. Play
Usher '67; Thespian Orchestra
'66-'67; Ensemble Cont. '64-'67;
FTA '64-'65; Salute to Youth Program '66.
JAMES RICHARD WATSON
KENNETH J. WEAVER
LEW EDWIN WEBER
All-School Favorite '66-'67; CYO
President '66-'67; Key Club '64'66; JV Football '64-'66; Mgr.
Football '66-'67; Letterman's Club
'66-'67; Senior Play; Thespian
Play '66-'67.
HOWARD W. WEIR
BARBARA JOY WELCH
Treasurer of Future Nurses of
America '65-'66; Reporter for
Stingaree Tales '67; Volunteens
'66-'67; Literary Guild '65-'66;
Press Club '66-'67.
LARRY C. WESLEY
BILLY MICHAEL WHEATLEY
Track '64-'67.
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CHERYL CHRISTINA WHITE
MARK G. WHITE
Honor Society '66-'67; President
'66-'67; Science Club, Second Vice
President; Golf Team '64-'66;
Texas Chemical Society (chem.
high grade) Award '67; Honor
Graduate '67.
TONI SHERRI WHITELEY
WILLIAM DICK WILES
Kiwanis Award; Junior Chamber
of Commerce Award; President
of Key Club '66-'67.
JANET LEIGH WILLIAMS
Girls' Glee Club '66-'67.
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EVA ESTELL WILEY
ALLEN DON WILKENFELD
Football Scholarship to Kilgore
Jr. College.
CAROL ANN WILLIAMS
EDNA PEARL WILLIAMS
Band '64-'67; Stingarette '65-'67;
Calif. Tour '65; Solo and Ensemble Cont. '64-'67; Six Flags
Cont. '67; Astrodome Opening
'65; Concert Cont. '64-'67; Texarkana Convention '66; Drill
Leader-Oiler Game '66; Drill
Leader-U. of H. Games '65-'67;
Corpus Christi Cont. '67.
LINDA NELL WILLIAMS
�MARSHALL WAYNE
WILLIAMS
NORRIS LEE WILL'IAMS
SHERRY L. WILLIAMS
VICKI LEE WILLIAMS
Thespians '65-'67; Thespian Play
'66-'67; Candidate for Noon Optimist Queen '67; Pep Squad '64'66; Commercial Club '67; Press
Oub '67; Stingaree Teles Staff
'67; Senior Play '67.
CAROLYN KAY WILLIS
Cheerleader '65-'67; Key Club
Sweetheart '67; Nat. Hon. Society
'65-'67; FFA Runner-up Sweetheart '67; DeMolay Sweetheart
'67; Cand. Homecoming Queen
'67; Cand. All-School Fav. '67;
Cand. Football Sweetheart '67;
Asso. Sports Ed. of Year book '67;
Jr. Rotary Ann '67; Stu. Coun.
'64-'66; Hon. Guard '66; DeMolay
May Fete Duchess '67; Lead.
Banq. '65-'67; Sr. Play '67; Hon.
Grad. '67.
CHERYL LYNN WIMBERLY
Noon Optimist Queen '67; Runner-up Evening Opt. Queen '66;
Pep Squad '65-'66; Jr. Rot. Ann
'67; Thespians '65-'66; Thespian
Plays '65-'66, Choreographer '66;
Jr. Play Cast; Lead. Banq. '65'66 ; May F ete Duchess '65;
GRA's '65; AFS '65-'66; Press
Club '67; Jr. Achievement '65,
Vice Pres. Mainland Assoc; JA
Sweetheart Nominee '65.
RUDY KARL
WISTING HAUSEN
GLORIA JEAN WOODKINS
GRA's '65; Junior Olympics,
First Place Award in 4:40 Relay;
President of the Intermediate Usherboard;
Outstanding
Library
Worker '67.
SHERRY DALE WOOLSEY
Pep Squad '65-'66; May Fete
Duchess '65; Candidate for FFA
Sweetheart '67; Junior Achievement '65; American Field Service
'66; Girls Glee Club '67; Thespian
Play '66; Senior Play '67.
DOUGLAS LYLE WYATT
Best All-Around Athlete '66; AllDistrict Honorable Mention; Letterman in Football and Track '64'67; Regional Qualifying Team;
DeMolays;
Letterman's
Club;
Scholarship to A & I.
�PAUL BUFORD YATES
Math Seminar '66-'67; Science
Club '66-'67; Golf Team '65-'67;
Basketball Statistician '66-'67; Key
Club '65-'66; Public Health Essay Winner '67; Honor Guard for
'66 Graduation; Honor Graduate
'67.
Moments
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Before
B accalaureate
Service
The
of 1967
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�Practicing For Commencement
Friday Morning, May 26, 1967
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�63
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DEBBIE LANDTROOP
Treasurer
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�Cynthia Abel
Kathy Adams
Richard Albaugh
Gloria Aldape
Mike Allemand
Mr. Landers, Mr. Davis, and Student Council President, Mike Casey, present the
Student Handbook to the school.
James Anders
Katie Anderson
Sally Anderson
Kathy Andrews
Gerri Anzaldua
Ellen Applegath
Marian Armstrong
Calvin Arnold
Vance Arriola
Jerry Atwood
Alejandra Avalos
Lupe Ayala
Karen Bagby
Carolyn Baker
Dan Baker
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�Gary Banks
Jean Banks
Wanda Barlow
Janie Barnard
Grady Barron
Wayne Bazemore
Linda Belk
Jessie Bell
Iris Bergeron
Beverly Bessent
Carolyn Bice
Mike Bigler
Daphna Black
Victoria Blackburn
Susan Blakely
Larry Blanton
Kelly Blass
John Bonneau
Jack Bornsheuer
Trellen Bozeman
Karen Cochran and Carol Ellis received letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Foundation.
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�Is that a big game hunter or the Music Man?
Ruth Bradford
Tim Bradley
Sharon Brannon
Chris Briggs
Alan Bristow
Mi.ke Broach
Gerald Brown
Linda Brown
Pat Brown ·
Beverly Bruce
Charles Bruce
Shirley Bruggman
Betty Bryant
Sandra Bryant
Noel Burton
Martha· Byrd
John Calhoun
Kerry Camfield
Robin Campbell
Craig Canon
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�Jeauquitte Carden
Grace Carrell
David Casalini
Pat Casper
Stephen Cates
Bonnie Caudle
Sandra Caudle
Alvah Chambers
Gisela Chambers
Aleda Chandler
There are normal Stingarettes, and then there are those who think they are good
guys because they wear white hats.
Harry Chapin
Leah Chauvin
Wallace Christie
David Clark
Debbie Clark
Shannon Clark
Richard Claywell
Sharon Clepper
John Cliver
Kenneth Cobb
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�Phyllis Coffey
Terry Coker
Charles Cook
Frank Corley
Donald Cogburn
Jewell Colston
John Corcoran
Eddie Cornish
This is Journalism! ! ? ...
Wayne Cornish
Phillip Cotham
Jenny Courtright
Ronald Cowan
Lou Ann Cox
Steven Cox
Janet Craig
Lynda Craig
Wain Craig
Greg Crenshaw
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�Jackie Criddle
Christian Cunningham
Lesley Curry
Devora Dalbert
Selaine Dalbert
Mike Darby
Leon Davis
Linda Davis
Nita Davis
Steven Davis
Beverly Davison
Pat Day
Dianna Deggs
Larry Delao
Jerry Day
Bruce Dean
Ralph Delanoix
Junior DeLeon
b
Conversation between the Stingaree Tales Editors:
Tyra: "Will you please stop typing, Janine. You're breaking my finger."
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�Ronald Dennis
Marilyn Denny
Linda Depasqual
James R. Dick
Steven Dickey
Linda Dickson
Ronald Dillon
Larry Disbrow
Ann Dlabay
David Donaldson
Mark, did you forget your suit pants for the Home<;oming Dance?
John Donoho
Bennie Dorfman
Rickey Dorriety
Richie Dotson
Dopey Doucet
Mike Drake
Diane DuBose
Tommy Dunn
Dorthy Durdin
Louis Durdin
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�John Duree
Modell Edmond
Pat Edmundson
Gloria Edwards
Joan Ellis
Clifford Epperson
Cynthia Erwin
Eva Escamilla
Bob Fairey
Myrl Faulk
George Felkner
Donna Ferguson
J.B. Fitch
Clyde Foster
Bill Ferguson
Martha Fiegel
Susanne Foreman
Donna Fox
J
At the homecoming bonfire the "prospective graduates" of 1967 put on their
gear for the rough road ahead.
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�Babs Friloux
Isabel Fuentes
Tommy Garb
Ethel Garrett
Greg Garrett
Mike: When I look into your eyes ...
Paul Garza
Richard Garza
Richard Garza
Janet Gates
Karen Gerky
Gaynell Giddings
Lloyd Gilliam
Latricia Glass
Linda Glass
Sally Glazener
Peggy Godard
Mary Ann Godfrey
James Godwin
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Charles Goldenschue
Ann Gomez
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�Jimmy Goodroe
David Gorcyca
John Gorman
Larry Goudeau
Daniel Gracia
Mickey Granger
Margie Gregory
Anne Gremillion
Bobby Griffin
Ken Gritta
Carol Grove
Stephen Hager
Cynthia Hair
James Hale
Alan Hall
Linda Hammock
Carol Sue Hardy
Greg Hardy .
Sandra Harris
Mike Harrison
T.C.H.S. teachers observe the Friday morrung pep rallies as enthusiasm fills the hearts of all?
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�Oh, no! We mispelled it!
Robert Harrison
Sheila Harrison
Linda Hart
Patsy Hart
Rita Henderson
P enny Hernandez
Elaine Herod
L. J. Hertenberger
Sherry Herzog
Melody Hewitt
Buddy Hinojosa
Pam Hobbs
Glenda Hocutt
Charlene Holcomb
Kay Holley
Dan Honeycutt
Stephen Horner
Paul Horton
Phyllis Houston
Vicki Howell
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�Janie Huff
Jerry Hunter
Linda Hustedde
Connie Hutto
Jimmy Hutto
Sammy Hyde
Tommy James
Steve J aworski
Anita Jay
Teresa Jennings
No one can understand why, when the F.F.A. members gave a party honoring their
sweetheart candidates, milk wasn't served.
Ruben Johanson
Charlene Johnson
Cliff Johnson
Mike Johnson
Sharon Johnson
Deveta Johnston
Jerry Jolly
Bobby Jones
Debby Jones
Leon Jones
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�Pat Jones
Betty Kearney
Martin Kelly
Bill Kenny
Cindy Jordan
Brenda Kelly
Reggie Kelley
Laban Kimble
•
The Old Lamplighter strikes again ...
Clifton King
Katherine Knapp
Liz Knapp
Jana Kocourek
Jane Kornegay
Roger Krumholt
Ronnie Lowrey
Richard Ludlam
Delois Luhning
Deven Luhning
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�Cleo Lynch
Leo Lynch
Ludie Lynch
Shirley McAdams
Ruth McDonald
Jimmy Mcilvain
Phillip McLain
Paulette McLemore
Arthur McN eel
Max McNees
Milton McQuage
Paul Mabry
Eddie Marshall
Becky Martin
Laura McQuaig
Danny Malone
Frank Marshall
Karen Martin
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�Ruth Martin
Maurice Mascorro
Sandra May
Gilbert Mayfield
Yolanda Medina
Janice Meidam
Shirley Meyers
Mark Meza
Curtis Miles
Michael Miles
Literary Guild seems to be confused at their initiation-Since when are the Indians
the good guys?
Bubba Miller
Mark Miller
Warren Miller
Carolyn Milton
Dianne J. Milton
Glenda Minton
Dewey Mitchell
Lynette Mitchell
Diane Mobley
Linda Mobley
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�Paul Mobley
Bill Moeller
Angie Molis
Judy Mooney
Danna Moore
Ginger Morgan
Susan Morris
Cathy Morton
Leslie Mueller
Laura Mullins
J. W. Murphy
Carolyn Myers
Kathy Nichols
Gary Nolen
So you're in the football parade, you're riding in a Riviera, and now you
want to be in a picture, Mr. Johnston.
Mr. Staggs, lean further back so Mr. Laine can get in the picture.
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Bobby Myers
Rose Nebout
Lupe Nieto
Dwaine Nolte
�Henry Norris
Nathan Norris
Danny O'Daniel
Bryan Ohmert
Erin O'Reilly
Pep Squad contains a group of promising junior girls.
Gloria Orozco
Shan O'steen
Maxine Overbeck
Gloria Owens
Shirley Ozarchuk
Laura Padilla
Hannah Page
Linda Painter
Kim Pan
Cheryl Parkinson
Becky Pate
Susan Pate
Jack Patterson
Jerry Pearson
Lee Penna
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�Esther Perez
Greg Perryman
Cindy Peters
Mary Polanco
Shelley Pollom
Kay Price
Ricky Prince
Janet Purkaple
Wysonda Pye
Joan Quebe
Larry Rackard
Donald Ramber
Rachel Ramos
Santos Ramos
Dianna Ramsey
Sheila Randle
John Rasor
Gilbert Reyes
Terri Rice
Jimmy Risinger
Does anyone really know what to do?
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�CowLoys and Indians was the theme of this year's Literary Guild Initiation.
Edwin Roberts
Kenny Roberts
Larry Roberts
Barbara Robertson
Betty Robertson
Darrel Robinson
Sandy Rogstad
Barbara Rosenberg
Lawrence Rosenblad
Billy Ross
Larry Rousseau
Phyllis Russell
Leslie Salles
Steve Samford
Linda Sansom
Mike Sartor
Judy Sauer
Richard Saunders
Vickie Saunders
Nannette Schlesinger
83
�Sherry Scoggins
Mark Seelbach
Marianne Sefcik
Richard Segura
Dianne Shannon
Jerry Sharp
Alan Shelburne
George Shepard
Charles Sheridan
Dorothy Shields
"From the ashes of disgrace he rose . . . a fiery phoenix."
Keats
George Shields
Sharon Shipman
Nancy Shockey
Ruby Sholmire
Eugene Silvertooth
Billy Simmons
Rocky Simon
Gerald Skillman
Bruce Smith
Darrell Smith
84
�Debbie Smith
Ernie Solis
Janice Spell
Sharon Stanley
Frann Smith
Bobby Speer
Jimmy Spence
Pat Stanton
As the leaders of the Stingaree band climb the ladder of success, Jeanne
wonders, "What will we do if the ladder breaks?"
Mike Stark
Gerald Stidham
Joan Steinback
Susan Stokes
Duwayne Stork
Beverly Strickland
Brenda Sudduth
Monte Sula
Wanda Sullivan
Barbara Summers
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�Allan Sutton
David Swenson
Billy Taylor
Gwendolyn Thomas
Rob Thomas
Bonnie Thompson
Suzanne Thornton
David Tilley
Don Townsend
Ida Turnage
Karen Underwood
Arthur Valdez
Stanley Van Horn
Sarah Velasco
Marty Ursin
Ricky Vanderslice
Vernell Van Ness
Pam Vickery
The home economics teachers display Christmas decorations while visions of
sugar plums dance through Miss Moore's head.
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�Earl Vicknair
Cliff Waddell
Sam Waddell
Beverly Waggoner
Larry Waggoner
Sallie Waldrop
Jane Walker
Keith Walker
Mike Walker
Paulette Wallis
At the Key Club Leadership Banquet, there seems to be a question as to which
end ot the table the speaker is sitting.
Alana Warren
Gary Warren
Lana Warren
Billy Wattengel
Donna Watts
Larry Wedhom
Bonnie Weis
Mike Welch
Pam Welch
David White
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�Dianna White
Roger Whitener
Nancy Whittington
Joyce Wiechens
John Wilcox
David Williams
Donald Williams
Linda Williams
Vicki Williams
Mike Willis
April Willoughby
Shirley Winston
Charles Woodkins
Roy Wooley
Don't wait too long for L'il Abner, Mammy Yokum.
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Rodney Wilson
Lonnie Wisdom
Brenda Woods
-Richard -Worthy
�Melinda Yerger
Shirley Zenthoefer
Beverly Zikes
Ronnie, against four girls, no one is betting much on Gary helping in your escape.
Well, here's the rewlt of the Sadie Hawkin's Dance: Marryin' Sam!
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JIMMY JONES
GLENNA JOHNSTON
PAM HOOVER
KATHY WATSON
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
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SOPHOMORES
TC·
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I_NSIDE~urm
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�Linnie Aaron
Johnny Abraham
Angel Acosta
Al an Adams
Terry Adams
.
The Thespian Pla y, "Oklahoma," won't shock the audience as much as these three
Puritans.
Barbara Jean Alexander
Gary Alexander
Judy Alexander
Kay Alexander
Tim Alexander
Dean Allen
Roger Allen
Genevieve Amato
Georgia Anderson
Lorraine Anderson
Walter Anderson
Karen Angell
Irma Anzaldua
Susan Archer
Tommy Armstrong
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�Jackie Atwood
Pete Auger
Zeffrey A vie
Tommy Baker
Doris Barrett
I ii
Debra Barton
Donna Bean
Harvey Bean
Hope Bean
Mike Bell
Thomas Bennett
James Benson
Mike Berg
Suzi Bersuder
Harlen Bessire
Elaine Bethscheider
Jeannine Bezotte
Sharon Bigler
Wanda Bitner
Mike Black
At the Sweetheart Dance, some people would just rather sit than dance under the circumstances.
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�Don't let the women beat you to the brownies, Mr. Pope.
Clifford Blanton
Linda Blanton
Gary Blythe
Linda Bogan
Alana Bohanan
Marvin Booker
Leon Boone
Donald Booth
John Bornsheuer
Marilyn Boswell
Belinda Ilourgeois
Bobby Bowman
Barbara Braden
John Bradford
Larry Bradford
Scott Bradley
Janis Brasher
Elva Breazeale
Clark Briney
Theresa Brooks
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�David Brown
Donna Brown
Paul Brown
David Bucklew
Gloria Burch
Mark Butz
Trina Calhoun
Anne Campbell
Larry Carden
Evelyn Carlisle
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What an intelligent-looking group of saxophone players.
Bob Carpenter
Mary Carrell
Fay Carroll
Mary Carroll
James Carter
Vicki Carter
Charmaine Castanie
Lynn Castanie
John Catrett
Frances Caudle
J ,,,95
�Gary Cayce
Ginger Chain
Jim Chapin
Bruce Chism
Phillip Cayton
Lester Chambers
Roberta Chapin
Dianne Chuoke
Becky: "May I have some Tequilla, Lew?"
Vincent Cichocki
Don Clark
Kitty Clark
Patricia Clark
Cathy Clements
Sylvia Cobb
Mary Coker
Oma Coker
Willie Cole
Norman Colley
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�Brian Collins
Jan Collins
Joe Collins
Ajurella Combs
Sammy Joe Conley
Debra Conrad
Linda Cook
Charles Corley
Milton Corley
Eddie Cornelius
Dale Coulthard
Robert Cousins
Walter Crayton
Clifton Crouch
Debbie Courtney
Sue Covington
Marie Crisp
Terry Crumley
Shannon : "Smile, that's Daddy taking our picture."
97
�Richard Curl
.John Daigle
Jeff Darde
Ronnie Darden
Delores Davila
Charlie Davis
Loretta Davis
Tommy Davis
Danny Day
Danny Day
That one in the front is missing the most.
David Decker
Melinda Decou
Florence DeLao
Donald Denny
Kathy DeZengotita
Billy Dixon
Marilyn Dixon
Janice Dodd
James Dudley
Judy Duke
98
�Derrell Duncan
Linda Dunn
Anna DuPree
Jimmie Easterling
Karen Eaton
George Eden
Carole Edwards
Pedro Elizondo
Mike Ellis
Stephen Ellis
Joseph Esclavon
Tanya Evans
Cathy Fernandez
Guyla Filer
Charlie Evans
Becky Fernandez
Mary Ann
Fesperman
Carolyn Fillmore
There's not a building left standing in La Marque.
99
�Eva Fillmore
Carolyn Fisher
Doyle Fletcher
David Flores
Dwayne Forgue
Smile, you're on Candid Camera ...
Mike Franklin
Dennis Freude
Ann Fundling
Pam Garcia
Yolanda Garcia
Jimmy Garner
Carol Garwood
Abel Garza
Angelica Garza
Olga Garza
Stella Garza
Charlene Gasca
Mike Gibson
Rocky Giddings
Ray Gilbert
100
�Boyd Gill
Michael Gillispie
Barbara Gilmon
Richa Gilreath
Debrah Glazener
Beverly Godfrey
Bobby Gollberg
Julian Gomez
Richard Gomez
Raymond Gonzalez
David Goodroe
John Goodson
Gerry Lynn Grassmuck
Jackie Green
Margie Green
Sallie Greene
Janice Griffin
Ronnie Griffin
Wanda Grimes
Sophia Guardiola
Mrs. Temple, Becky was the school sweetheart-return the flowers.
IOI
�Do they mean College Night at the fraternity parties?
Micky Guedry
John Hackbarth
Mike Haden
Lawrence Hagan
David Hall
Mary Nell Hamby
Cathie Hamilton
Roger Hammock
Joy Hanes
Donna Hardman
Howard Hardy
Becky Harmon
Beverly Harvey
Glenn Hayward
Louis Head
Bruce Henkhaus
Ruth Herod
Ben Herrera
Nancy Herrington
Ray Hertenberger
102
�Lana Hickman
Terry Higgins
Roy Hoffman
Mike Holbrook
Tim Holt
Kim Holtheusen
Bobbie Hood
Bobby Hook
Linda Hooper
Florence Hooter
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Ag students initiate their new barn with a housewarming in the cow lot.
Pam Hoover
Eric Houston
Diane Howard
Leigh Howerton
Billy Howeth
Marie Huffman
Nancy Hunt
Becky Hunter
Kenneth Hunter
Kenneth Hunter
103
�Randy Hunter
Jackv Hutchison
Mik~ Hymel
Hope Jaramillo
Jeff Hutchins
John Hutchison
Sandra Ivy
Cherrie Jefferson
"Now really Mike, you didn't have to give me flowers."
Walker Jennings
Diana Johns
Berry Johnson
Beverly Johnson
Doug Johnson
Lynn Johnson
Sherry Johnson
Glenna Johnston
Doretha Jolly
Danny Jones
104
�Gwendolyn Jones
Jimmy Jones
Lloyd Jones
James Jonte
Kathy Joyner
Sandra Kalkamey
Jo Ann Kately
Rodd Keech
Ruby Keener
Debbie Kelly
J aclyn Kelly
Glenda Kenter
John Wayne King
Thomas Knapp
Susan Kennedy
Charlotte King
Pat Kir~
Samuel Koebcke
Can't you get your mum pinned on, Elaine?
105
�Robert Kohn
Barbara Krell
Lynn Krumholt
Ross Kyle
Jimmy LaCombe
Judy Lacy
Joel LaFleur
Barbara Lamance
Peggy Land
Bruce Landry
Miss Norris, what is in the punch at the Future Teacher's Tea?
Michael Lanier
Jack Lardie
Susan· Larson
Peggy Laymance
Harry Leach
Raymond Legate
N eidra Levin
Teresa Liberato
Louise Liggett
Karen Lionti
106
�James Livingston
Ruth Livingston
Sharon Loewe
Joe Lohec
Martha Lohmeyer
Cindy Long
Anita Lopez
Rose Ann Lorber
Steven Lovett
Mike Lowe
Neva Lucas
Raul Luna
Shirley
McAninch
Janice
McCaghren
Lee Luna
Harry McAn~ch
Ronnie McBride
Mark McCall
•
or M·rnrice?
'
J ac ki e, would you rather have a stu £fed Stmgaree
107
�Michael McClain
Kathy McClellen
RuSty McCiellen
Jo An McCool
Karen McDonald
Hint for the A Cape II a Choir: Sing into them·1crop h one.
Mason McDonald
Mike McDonald
Margie McEntyre
Pam McGill
Brenda McGlocklin
Pat McGrory
Debra McKee
Bobby McKey
Sally McKnight
Debbie McMahan
Pat McMahan
Carolyn McNeese
Kenny McQuaig
Mary Ellen MacKeen
James Macy
108
�Frank Magana
Rose Maly
Linda Manis
Willie Manning
Robert Martin
Ronnie Martiin
Connie Martinez
Bea Maruri
Ernest Mathews
Steve Matthews
Jim Maxwell
Adren May
Linda Medina
Reynoldo Melendez
Johnny Menefee
Tom Michel]
Michael Lee Miers
Chilton Miles
Jo Ann Miller
Nikki MilJer
Mary Ann, who is that octopus you're with?
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�After much rehearsal, the truly organized half-time performance.
Frances Milligan
Ignacio Miranda
Melissa Mobley
Erlinda Molis
Melba Moore
Sandra Moore
Diane Moreno
Lynne Morneau
Eva Morse
Debbie Mosher
Susan Mosher
Debra Moulder
Richard Mullikin
Jerry Munsch
Dianne Murphy
Arthur Myers
Doug Myers
Cheryl Nebout
Jimmy Neu
Barbara Newcomb
11 0
�Dana Newman
Jerry Newman
John Nichols
John Nicholson
Cynthia Nisbet
James N orriss
Glenda Nutley
Wayne Ochoa
Bart Oddo
Pat Oden
Is this Iwo Jima or T.C.H.S.?
Jimmy Odom
Sue Oliphant
Paula Oliver
Owen Olson
Patty O'Neal
Richard Ortiz
Cindy Osteen
Kay Overbeck
Betty Owens
Billy Owens
111
�Tommy Owens
Judy Padgett
Louis Payne
Mike Pearson
Barbara Ozon
Jimmy Patterson
Robert Peacock
Doris Pelton
A:te they selling milkglass contacs now?
Albert Pepin
Delores Perales
Enedina Perez
Ronnie Peroni
Judy Peterman
David Peveto
Charles Phares
Shirlyn Pope
Richard Posey
Margie Prescott
112
�Jud Price
Debbie Proffitt
Gene Raines
Randle Ramirez
Richard Ramirez
Becky Ramos
Carlos Ramos
Freddy Ramos
Nancy Ramsey
Susan Raska
Brenda Ray
Kenneth Reinsch
Sam Reynolds
Evelyn Richard
Joe Ray
Rebekah Reinsch
Robert Rice
Linda Riffe
Stepping out at the Sweetheart Dance ...
113
�Patsy Rivas
Rowena Roberts
Kathleen Roeder
Danny Rogers
Lee Rogers
Walter Rowe
Leslie Ruben
Carlos Ruelas
Linda Saltz
Delia Sanchez
At the Leadership Banquet, the leaders of the school don't seem to know where the
speaker is.
Lee Sanders
Jim Sansbury
Mary Saucier
Paul Saunders
Mark Schaper
Kenneth Scott
Lonnie Scott
Walter Scott
Mike See
Mike Segelquist
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�Louis Selheim
Evangeline Serda
James Sexton
David Sharp
Sara Sheffield
Frank Shirley
Nathan Simar
Donald Simmons
Leonard Simmons
Walton Simmons
Debby Simons
Edna Small
Douglas Smith
Marsha Smith
Debbie
Debbie
Johnny
Montie
Sims
Smith
Smith
Smith
Yes, these are our competent librarians.
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�Pat Smith
Carolyne Snarr
Alan Sonntag
Drucilla Sparks
Butch Spencer
Pat was the only kid to remember her balloon for the Press Club party at Herman Park.
Tim Spencer
Nancy Stacy
John Staggs
Mike Standley
Marilyn Stanton
Jerry Steed
Jean Steele
Randal Stephenson
Jimmy Stewart
Karen Stewart
Katherine Stewart
Keith Stewart
Mike Stidham
Debby Stidvant
Cam Stiernberg
116
�Alfred Stockman
Joe Stratman
Irma Tatum
Mike Tatum
Don Taylor
David Teel
Pam Thomas
Renee Thrash
Sharon Tilton
Charles Tipton
Vivien Tooley
Jessie Torres
Gary Touchton
Kenneth Trammell
Bill Tree
France! Trepagnier
Luis Trevino
Sandy Trotter
Patricia Truelove
Mike Tucker
Janie, don't cry just because your date drank your punch.
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�In the Senior Play, "A Pennant For the Kremlin," a few people missed their cues.
Walker Turner
Zelma Turner
Arnold Valdez
John Van Houten
Joe Vargas
David Vasquez
Sam Vasquez
Becky Vernon
Felipe Victoria
Kathy Vincent
Conley Walker
Danial Walker
Dixie Walker
Mike Walker
Sherry Walker
Debbie Wallis
Lana Warren
Rondall Warren
Debbie Watson
Kathy Watson
118
�Bobby W attengele
Rodger Webb
Anthony Welch
Barbara Kay Welch
Roger Welch
Jimmy Wellman
Jackie Werner
Shirley W emer
Debby Wheatley
Robert Wheeler
Honor Society would not use dirty napkins for their reception, Caron!
Karen Whiting
Brenda Wigington
Judy Wigington
Paula Wilder
William Wiley
Alice Williams
Anthony Williams
Beverly Williams
Carl Williams
Dee Williams
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�Jay Arthur
Williams
Ruthie Williams
Wendy Williams
Donna
Williamson
Odell Williams
Ralph Williams
Wilfred
Williams
Karen
Williamson
Why don't you help with the sets, Bill? Just because you're the lead ...
Claudia Wilson
Sheila Wilson
Connie Winters
Dovie Wisdom
James Witte
Cindy Wood
John Wooley
Jimmy Woolsey
Debbie Wroe
David Wyatt
1:20
�David Young
Fred Zeller
Roseanne Zemer
Richard Ziegelmeyer
Congratulations, Sammy, you finally mastered •your new ballet
step.
Nish party, ishn't it?
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�All-School Favorite Jeannie Jobe
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FIRST ROW: Joan Elliott; Peggy DuPree; Sharon Thompson; Mary Cross; Andria
Puckett; Margie Grove; Tyra Anderson; Barbara Micheletti; Elaine Maute; Becky Marsh;
Jeannie Jobe; Terumi Kimura; Cindy Borden SECOND ROW: Cheri Propp; Bonnie
Pickett; Dean Lionti; Cathy Anders; Jane Hertenberger; Barbara Clark; Janie Huff;
Laura McQuaig Gloria Owens; Sherry Herzog; Cindy Peters; Janie Barnard; Jean Banks;
Susan Campbell THIRD ROW: Trudie Rice; Karen Bruggman; Barbara Scribner;
Beverly Zikes; Suzanne Thornton; Sharon Clepper; Dianna Ramsey; Barbara Summers;
Peggy Godard; Barbara Rosenberg; Rose Nebout; Patsy Lucas; Sponsor- Mrs. Roff
FOURTH ROW: Danna Moore; Aleda Chandler; Carol Grove; Ellen Applegath; Melinda
Yerger; Joyce Wiechens; Linda Williams; Vicki Howell; Eva Escamilla; Karen Cochran;
Lucretia Knox; Sponsor-Miss Norris
The Literary Guild is devoted to developi~g
praise and appreciation of the arts, and to expand
cultural interests.
As a full-time project, the girls try to see the
best of the arts in our area.
OFFICERS (SEATED): President-Joan Elliott;
Vice-President-Peggy DuPree; Treasurer-An,
dria Puckett (STANDING): Recording Secretary-Sharon Thompson; Corresponding Secretary
-Mary Cross
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Senior Literary Guild Members at the initiation
-Since when are the good guys the Indians?!
�Press Club
Press Club members at Huntsville State Park-Yes, girls
-you may be excused.
SEA TED (left to right) : President-Sherry
Callaway; Vice-President-Susan Campbell; Secretary-Pat Ottinger. STANDING: Brenda Arnold-Treasurer.
The Press Club is an organization for journalism
students to create and to encourage an interest in
publications in general with particular emphasis in
newspaper and yearbook.
SEATED (left to right): Kay Nunn; Sherry Adams; Libby Johnston; Vicki Williams; Gail
Arnold; Janine Burcks; Ginger Lowe; Sally Hudnall; Jane Maxwell; Barbara Holthusen; Tyra
Anderson; Diana Dodd; Barbara Welch; Jeanette Ray; Alice Jessup; Donna Atkinson; Barbara
Scribner; Bonnie Pickett; Linda Bozeman; Georgia Johnson; Nancy Cooper; Verna Blair;
Dianne Henry; Sharon Thompson; Cindy Borden; Nora Loya; Mary Liberato; Pat Renfroe;
Karen Scruggs; Becky Marsh. STANDING (left to right): Brenda Arnold; Pat Ottinger; Susan
Campbell; Sherry Calloway; Robert Cummings.
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�Texas City High
School Key Club
Key Club is a service organization which
helps build character, leadership, scholarship
and altruistic citizens of each of its members.
FIRST ROW: Mr. John C. Martin-Sponsor; Pat McNulty; Kenneth Browning; Carolyn Willis-Sweetheart; Dick·
Wiles; Tommy Prouty; Bill Sheer; Randall Birdsong; Mike Cooper; Allan Lovett; Tommy Toup~. SECOND ROW:
Gerald Brown; Milton McQuage; Mark Meza; Jimmy Langford; David Gorcyca; Steve Jaworski; Dewey Mitchell:
Shannon Clark; Paul Horton; Bryan Ohmert; Richard Worthy; Martin Kelly; Steve (;ates. THIRD ROW: Mike
Hymel; Mark Schaper; Mason McDonald; John Hackbarth; Jimmy Wellman; Carn Steirnberg; Bobby Hook;
John Nicols; Jack Lardy; Pat McGrorey; Roy Hoffman; John Goodson.
The Key Clubbers cooperate with the school
personnel and the citizens of Texas City. Being
a Key Clubber is being a good example of ·
"Key" students.
KEY CLUB SWEETHEART
CAROLYN WILLIS
OFFICERS: (from left to right) Paul HortonSergeant-at-arms; Roy Hoffman-Sophomore Board
Member; Tommy Toups-Recording Secretary; Pat
McNulty-Senior Board Member; Dick Wiles-President; Machelle Seibel-Vice-President; David Gorcyca-Treasurer; Steve Jaworski-Junior Board Member; Mike Cooper-Sergeant-at-arms. Not Pictured:
Paul Nerren-Corresponding Secretary.
The Key Club sponsors one of the more "formal" dances at the Texas City High SchoolThe Sadie Hawkins Dance.
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�Future Teachers of America
The F.T.A. is an organization designed to help
its members learn about the teaching profession, its
responsibilities; to explore their interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of interest;
and to cultivate in the student the qualities which
are essential in good teachers.
OFFICERS (left to right): President-Joan Elliott; Fall
Vice-President- Linda Jo Clark; Spring Vice-PresidentMargaret Spinn; Secretary-Lucretia Knox; Fall Treasurer
-Mary Jane Fernandez; Spring Treasurer-Melinda
Yerger.
FRONT ROW: Miss Norris, Joan Elliott, Linda Jo Clark, Margaret Spinn, Lucretia Knox,
Mary Fernandez, Melinda Yerger, Mrs. Dale Raley, and Sheila Harrison. SECOND ROW:
Debbie Moulder, Linda Williams, Vicki Howell, Aleda Chandler, Patsy Hart, Pam Hobbs, Judy
Lacey, Verna Blair, Janine Burks, Nora Loya, Janie Huff, and Laura McQuaig. THIRD ROW:
Jane Kornegay, Dianna Ramsey, Barbara Ozon, Judy Peterman, Donna Brown, Susan Larson,
Eva Escamilla, Betty Bryant, Donna Watts, Angie Molis, Jeannie Jobe, Sally Hudnall. FOURTH
ROW: Maxine Overbeck, Paulette Wallis, Rebecca Fernandez, Rowena Roberts, Janice McCaghren, Vicki Williams, Joyce Wiechens, Debbie Jones, Shirley Werner, Belinda Bourgeois,
Karen Bruggman, Janice Brasher.
F.T.A. members and sponsor at
the annual Apple Polishing Party.
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�Lettermans ('('T" Association
JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE
MEMBERS
FIRST ROW: John Gorman; Mike Drake; Gerald Brown; Jimmy Langford; Martin
Kelly. SECOND ROW: Bruce Smith; J. B. Fitch; Rocky Simon; J erry Thompson;
Phillip Cotharn. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Gritta; Mike Stark; Roger Krumholt; Harry
McAninch; John Staggs.
SENIOR MEMBERS
FIRST ROW: Wayne Froeschl; Denny Patterson; Jim Deggs; Mike Casey; Gary
Smith; Sonny Kelly. SECOND ROW: Steve McCoy; Ronnie Smith; Jayson Hebert;
Buddy Todesco; Craig Speer; Edwin Dahl; Paul Yates. THIRD ROW: Lew Weber;
Jim Triplett; Robert Wier; David Burton; George Pyle; Jimmy Alderman; Ronnie
Oements.
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�THE NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS
STUDYING VOCATIONAL
AGRICULTURE
FIRST ROW: Mr. Westmoreland, Hank Darden, Kay Nunn. r- rolyn Willis, Sonny Hilden, Eddie Cornish, David Yoxtheimer, Stephen E~tep, Richard Bowling, and Rocky Giddings. SECOND ROW: Jessie Bell, Tim Bradley, Roy Wooley, Stephen
Matthews, Skip Selheim, Wayne Cornish, Neal Simmons, Ronn ie I eroni, Mike Haden. THIRD ROW: Johnny Smith, Daniel
Walker, Charles Ferris, Duwayne Stork, John Nicholson, Danny Day, J erry Steed, David Teel, Jimmy Woolsey. FOURTH
ROW: Larry Smith, Paul Brown, Frank Jameson, Larry Wed horn, Nolan Doucet, James Dick, Mike Johnson.
F.F.A. OFFICERS AND THEIR SWEETHEARTS:
(left to right): President-Hank Darden; Vice President-Sonny Hilden; ·sponsor-Mr. Westmoreland;
Secretary-Eddie Cornish; Treasurer-David Yoxt•
heimer. SEATED: Sweetheart-Kay Nunn; Runner-up
-Carolyn Willis.
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�F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidates
Becky Temple
Connie Palmer
Babs Friloux
Phyllis Russell
Maxine Overbeck
Sherry Woolsey
Ann Hardage
April Willoughby
Deborah Biery
Maria Maruri
Kay Nunn
Carolyn Willis
F.F.A. SWEETHEART
KAY NUNN
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�Future Homemakers of America
FIRST ROW: Janie Huff; Alana Warren; Edna Small; Jana Kocurek; Janet Gates; Kathy
Fernandez; Melba Moore; Nancy Ra111sey; Janine Burks; Ginger Lowe; Jeannie Jobe. SECOND
ROW: Vicki Carter; Charlene Holcomb; Shirley McAdams; Martha Byrd; Debbie Watson; Alice
Williams; Adren May; Mary Ellen NlacKeen; Frances Milligan; Judy Mooney. THIRD ROW:
Debbie Thornton; Pat Truelove; Deborah McKee; Donna Ferguson; Carolyn Bice; Sherry
Garcia; Cheryl White; Janet Craig. FOURTH ROW: France! Trepagnier; hances Caudle;
Ethel Garrett; Diane Dubois; Beverly Strickland; Jenny McQuage; Rita Ann McElduff; Peggy
Moreford.
OFFICERS (from left to right):
Janie Huff-President; Alana Warren-Vice President; Kathy Fernandez-Secretary;
Melba
MooreTreasurer.
Teachers enjoy the party given
by members of Future Homemakers.
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BEAU-DENNY PATTERSON
�D.L. G. 's
The DLG's of TCHS realize that cultural improvement for Junior and Senior boys is most
important. In accordance with their belief they
travel to Houston to see plays, movies, symphonies,
and ballets.·
OFF1CERS (left to right): President-Wayne Smith;
Sweetheart- Kay Nunn; Vice-President-Bryan Ohmert;
Secretary-Treasurer-Douglas Gu thier.
D.L.G. SWEETHEART
KAY NUNN
FIRST ROW: Wayne Smith; Bryan Ohrnert; Douglas Guthier; Kay Nunn; Shannon Clark;
Gerald Brown; Sponsor-Mr. Sinclair. SECOND ROW: Pat McNulty; Machelle Seibel; Martin
Kelly; Mark Meza; Paul Mabry; Sponsor- Mr. Rachel. THIRD ROW: Ricky Smith; Tommy
Prouty; Richard Ludlam; Bobby Meyers; Mike Miles; Larry Disbrow.
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�Girls' Glee Club
FIRST ROW: Debbie Hargrove; Louise Liggett; Joyce Sterlin,r; Janet Williams; Cynthia Lanier; Dianne Henry; Drucilla
Sparks Sue Oliphint; Elanda Miller. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Miller; Karen Stewart; Judy Padgett; Linda Riffe; Rosa
Lee Anzaldua; Jacqueline Davison; Jan Collins; Rebecca Harm"n; Judy Duke; Genevieve Amato; Patsy Jones. THIRD ROW:
Revekah Reinsch; Kathleen Auzston; Judy Bailey; Sandra Trotter; Carolyn Fischer; Leah Chauvin; Trina Calhoun; Linda
Mann; Dehia Sanchez; Patricia Duvall; Brenda Woods; Sharon Shipman. FOURTH ROW: Sylenia Waldrop; Charlotte
Dixon; Linda Bruce; Linda Saltz; Judy Sauer; Sherry Woolsey; Carolyn Warren; Ruby Sholmire; Ethel Garret; Kathy
Andrews; Pat, Day; Connie Hutto; Carolyn Fillmore.
Boy's
Glee Club
The Glee Clubs
perform
several
during
the
times
year, and they also
go to Choir Contests
to display their ability.
FIRST ROW: Lee Luna; John Daigle; David Decker. SECOND ROW: Curtis Day; Gary
Mayes; Gene Raines; Carl Davis; Henry Bogan. THIRD ROW: Bi ran Collins; Gary Warren;
Jerry Sharp; Andrew Knoxson; Ralph Williams.
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�A Capella Choir
FIRST ROW: Gail Arnold; Teresa Jennings; Paula Baker; Beverly Davison; Janice Dodd; Kay Nunn; Shelia Randle;
Erin O'Reilly; Carole Edwards. SECOND ROW: Elaine Myers; Anna Pedraza; Charlotte King; Cynthia Erwin; Elaine
Ma ute; Beverly Harvey; Rene Palmer. THIRD ROW: Vickie Saunders; Janine Burks; Mike Pearson; Machelle Seibel;
Haymond LeGate; J. W. Murphy; David Goodbar; Dennis Auger; Mary Cross; Debbie Glazener. FOURTH ROW: Stanley
Va n Horn; David Casalini; Frank Shirley; Jerry Pearson; John Cliver; Mike Burkhalter; Jerry Thompson; Bill Sherr;
Gilbert Ortez.
The A Cappella Choir is a mixed group that
gives its members the opportunity to study music,
and thus have a better understanding; to enjoy
singing; to improve their vocal quality; and to
provide entertainment for others.
These seventeen choir members represented T.C.H.S. at
regional tryouts.
A planned itinerary for the club includes: a Christmas Assembly; Night
and Sunday Christmas programs; AllRegion Choir Competition; Choir Contest; Fry and Blocker Assemblies; and
programs for various clubs and organizations in Galves.ton County.
The A Capella Choir performs melodiously at the Christmas Assembly.
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�Commercial Club
FIRST ROW: Kathy Brown; Gaile Johnson; Betty O'Dell; Anita Barnes ; Verna Blair; Pat Ottinger; Karen Scruggs; Annie
Pedraza; Susan Osteen; Sponsor-Mrs. Manross; Sponsor- Mrs. Saunders. SECOND ROW: Linda Bozeman; Sally Hudnall;
Sandra Packard; Ginger Lowe; Linda Butler; Sherry Calloway; Brenda Arnold; Jackie Simon; Gloria Villareal; Elizabeth
Rodriquez; Charlene Curry; Sponsor-Mrs. Bloebaum; Sponsor- Mrs. Atkins. THIRD ROW: Beverly Sansom; Linua
Brannon; Susa n Hawkins; Diane Voorhees; Linda Hall; Rosa Lee Anzaldua; Diana OLann; Jenny McQuage; Rita lcElduff; Cheryl White.
The Commercial Club provides an opportunity
to acquire a better knowledge of varied business
professions and requirements and to develop desirable business characteristics.
OFFICERS (left to right): President- Kathy Brown;
Vice-President- Gaile
Johnson;
Secretary- Betty
O'Dell;
Recorder- Verna Blair;
Treasurer- Anita
Barnes.
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�American Field Service
OFFICERS (left to right): President
- Lucretia Knox; Exchange StudentTerurni Kimura; First Vice-PresidentPat Stanton; Second Vice-PresidentBarbara Rosenberg. SECOND ROW:
Treasurer-Ann Grimillion; Secretary
- Margie Grove; Reporter- Ellen Applegath.
A.F.S. President Lucretia Knox and Terumi
Kimura, Foreign Exchange student from Osaka,
Japan.
FIRST ROW: Terumi Kimura; Lucretia Knox; Pat Stanton; Barbara Rosenberg; Margie
Grove; Ann Gremillion; Ellen Applegath. SECOND ROW: Melinda Yerger; Steven Lovett;
Frank Shirley; Cindy Peters; Ruth Bradford; Joyce Wiechens; Debbie Jones. THIRD ROW:
Mr. Jose Castill.o -Sponsor; ·Betty Owens; Janie Barnard; Becky Temple; Rene Palmer; Mark
Meza; Rowena Roberts.
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�Fighting Stingaree
FIRST ROW: Jeannie Johe; Jane Hertenberger; Debbie Hunter; Mary Cross; Karen Bruggman; Pegg_r DuPree;
Nancy Cooper; Verna Blair; Janine Burks; Ginger Lowe; Barbara Scribner; _SECOND ROW: Judy B~1le~; Mary
Liberato; Nancy Mize; Martha Lopez; Nancy McDonald; Dorothy Hagan; Lmda Jo Clark; Dean L10nt1; Tyra
Anderson; Nora Loya; THIRD ROW: Karen Underwood; Gail Arnold; Alice Jessup; Sandra Packard; Pat
Martinez; Brenda Lamb; Trellen Bozeman; Connie Chuoke; Donna Atkinson; FOURTH RO'Y: ~owena Roberts;
Belinda Bourgeois; Charlotte King; Kathie Joyner; Debbie Sims; ~arilyn Stanton; Roberta Ch~pm; . Becky Frenandez; Susan Larson; FIFTH ROW: Jackie Green; Evelyn Carlisle; Kathy Watson; Cynthia Nisbet; Becky
Hunter; Sandra Ivy; Cindy Wood; Cathy Clements; Kay Overbeck; SIXTH ROW: Donna _Hardman; Beverly
Johnson; Barbara Ozon; Gloria Burch; Barbara Braden; Mary Nell Hamby; Eva Morse; Mane Huffman; Carol
Garwood; Sara Sheffield; SEVENTH ROW: Wanda Barlow; Charlene John_son; Vicki Howell_; Kay Holley; Sharon
Brannon; Pat Lewis; Becky Pate; Gloria Owens; EIGHTH ROW: Cmdy Peters; Jame Barnard; Barbara
Rosenberg; Jean Banks; Janie Huff; Diana DuBose; Aleda Chandler.
Pep Squad of 1966-1967
FIRST ROW: Barbara Clark; Joan Elliott· Andria Puckett· Margie Grove; Barbara Micheletti; Sharon Thompson; Susan Campbell; Cindy Borden; D~nise Land troop; 'Suzanne Thornton. SECOND RO:W: Terumi Kimura;
Elaine Maute; Becky Marsh; Marilyn Boswell; Laura Padilla; Brenda Kelly; Paulette W al~1s; Jan? Korni:gay;
Maxine Overbeck. THIRD ROW: Judy Peterman; Debra Conrad; Anna DuPree; Teresa Rice; Sheila Harrison;
Linda Mobley; Debbie Landtroop; Janet Gates. FOURTH ROW: Glenda Nutley; Theresa Lib?rato; E_lafne ~ethscheider; Jackie Werner; Susan Raska; Charlotte Campbell; Mary Ann ~esperman_; Charmame Cas?me; Lm~a
Glass. FIFTH ROW: Karen Williamson; Tanya Evans; Melissa Mobley; Ne1dra LeVIn; Deven Luhnmg; Delois
Luhning; Ginger Morgan; Martha Byrd; Linda Depasqual. SIXTH ROW: Debbie Proffitt; Debbie Courtney; Debbie Kelly; Beverly Zikes; Lee Penna; Iris Bergeron; Dianna Ramsey; Donna Fox; M~ry Ellen Mackeen; Ann
Breazeale. SEVENTH ROW: Sherry Herzog; Linda Williams; Milinda Yerger; Janet Craig; Judy Mooney; Melody
Hewitt; April Willoughby; Fran Smith; Dianne Shannon; Nancy Herring~on; Susan ~ennedy. ~IGHTH ROW:
Sharon Shipman; Marilyn Denny; Pam Hobbs; Jackie Atwood; Sharon Tilton; Beatriz Maruri; Mary Coker.
The Pep Squad is a vivacious club that attends
all of the football games. The club promotes
school spirit by selling "pep" ribbons, "crazy"
buttons, and the like, during the week and at all
home football games. Members of the club provide
posters in the halls for each game, and assist the ,
cheerleaders at the pep rallies with their spirited
songs, chants, and yells.
OFFICERS:
President-Jeannie
Jobe; Vice-President-Jane Hertenberger; Secretary-Debbie Hunter;
Treasurer-Mary Cross.
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Using the orange and black flash cards-This is part of our "Go-Go" team.
Mary, you and your two buddies quit
posing and get the posters up, the game
is about to start.
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�Le Cercle Francais
Le Cercle Francais encourages the enjoyment of the French language and learns more
about France and the French people.
Each year they have a Christmas party,
attend the French theater in Houston, and dine
at Maxim's in Houston.
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OFFICERS (left to right): President-Barbara Micheletti; Vice-President-Kathy Brown; SecretaryBecky Marsh.
SITIING (left to right): Barbara Micheletti; Kathy Brown; Becky Marsh; Linda Stewart; Joan Elliott; Dean
Lionti; Gaile Johnson. STANDING (left to right): Sponsor-Mrs. Jarrell; Elaine Maute; Judy Jones; Gail
Arnold; Rene Palmer; Rose N ebout; Pat Stanton; Anne Gremillion; Pam Hobbs; Debbie Conrad; George Shields;
Gary Nolen; Mike Walker; Diane Shannon.
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�American Junior Red Cross
The American Junior Red Cross
strives "to serve others." The club
has a membership drive to begin its
yearly activities. They furnish seasonal holiday trays for the hospitals
and once a month they entertain at
the hospital. At Christmas time they
decorate a tree in the Children's Ward.
FIRST ROW: President-Mary Liberato; Vice-President- Jane Maxwell;
Secretary-Dorothy Jefferson; Treasurer-Sherry Garcia; Sponsor- Miss Hazel
Jones. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Nisbit; Nancy Mize; Theresa Liberato;
Becky Pate.
Der Deutsche Verein
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Der Deutsche Verein strives
to promote the knowledge of
thi: German language, literature, and current affairs. It
strives especially to further
the use of the German language as much as possible
among the club members.
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FIRST ROW: President-Douglas Guthier; Vice-President-Harry Sanders; Treasurer
-Roland Castanie; Nancy Temple; Mike Barger; Anita Jay. SECOND ROW: Sponsor
-Mr. Noble; Mark McCall; Linda Williams; Ronnie Lowrey.
NOT PICTURED: Robbie Boyd-Secretary.
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�Distributive
Distributive Education seeks to promote good will, to
be of service to the school and the community, to establish
better public relations between merchants and the school,
and to carry out the activities set up by the state and
national Distributive Education Club.
The Distributive Education students developed
a gift wrapping service during the Christmas
season.
The D.E. state conventioners proudly display some of their products.
The Distributive Education students learn advertising techniques.
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�Education
OFFICERS Oeft to right): President-Charles Wilson; Vice-President-Mike Bigler; Secretary-Diane
Esclavon; Treasurer-Norma Lawson.
DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SWEETHEART
JUDY JONES
FIRST ROW: Charles Wilson; Mike Bigler; Norma Lawson; Diane Esclvon; Linda Bruce; Ronnie Lambright;
Arthur McNeel; Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: August LaFoy; Ronald Salles; Gary Mueller; Jimmy Hutto; Pat
Spoor; Tempie James; Diane Messamore; Suellyn Parham. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Dixon; John Donahoe; James
Godwin; Donzelle Medina; Patricia Eastep; Ida Gonzalez; Sonya Finklea. FOURTH ROW: David Haney; Tommy
Lambright; Buddy Hinojosa; Clifford Waddell; Jewel Hanby; Sponsor-Mr. Hughes.
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�Honorary Mathematics Seminar
FRONT ROW: Arnell Crayton; Douglas Guthier; Karen Cochran; Paul Yates; James Moore. SECOND
ROW: Susan Campbell; Sharon Thompson; Becky Marsh; Jean Banks; Mike Broach. THIRD ROW:
Mike Miles; Gary Touchton, Richard Ludlam; Alan Hall; Mr. Veselka.
The Honorary Mathematics Seminar stimulates
interest in mathematics, gains information concerning various occupations in math, and strives to
develop a greater degree of Mathematical Maturity.
OFFICERS: From left to right: PresidentArnell Crayton; Secretary-Karen Cochran;
Vice President-Douglas Guthier.
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�Future Scientists Of America
Mr. Sterling from Blocker encourages interest in geology
with his interesting lecture and demonstration.
The Science Chili is an assembly of people with
a common interest in the field of science, who wish
to promote and share their knowledge with others.
SEATED (left to right): First Vice-PresidentKaren Bruggman; Secretary-]anie Barnard; Reporter-Sharon Thompson; STANDING: President-Arnell Crayton.
NOT PICTURED: Second Vice-President- Mark
White.
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FIRST ROW: Arnell Crayton; Karen Bruggman; Sharon Thompson; Janie Barnard; Susan
Campbell; Paul Yates; Mike Welch; Steve Davis; Gilbert Mayfield; Janie Huff; Bubba Ross;
Connie Chuoke; Sponsor-Mr. Henry Pope. SECOND ROW: Douglas Guthier; Rose Maly; Roy
Hoffman; Mike ~alker; Machelle Seibel; Cynthia Nisbet; Jane Rosenblatt; Nancy Temple;
Jean Banks; Jimmy Goldberg; Cindy Peters; Barbara Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: Mike Miles;
Gary Touchton; Richard Ludlam; Mark Meza; Ronnie Lowrey; Martin Kelly; Susan Rosenblad;
Lucretia Knox; Donna Watts; Ken Roberts; Joy Wiechens; Debbie Jones
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�National Thespian
FIRST ROW: Tommy Prouty; Bill Sherr; Eva Escamilla; Andria Puckett; Debbie Hunter; Randall Birdsong; Jean Banks;
Cindy Borden; Vicki Howell; Vicki Williams; Diane Zikes. SECOND ROW: Thomas Knapp; Mike Burkhalter; Ricky Smith;
John Hackbarth; Joan Elliott; Jimmy Wellman; Eddie Haire; Terry Rice. THIRD ROW: Peggy Godard; Mike Barger;
Shirley Zenthoefer; John Goodson; Bill Ellis; Lonny Scott; John Cliver; Machelle Seibel; Marian Armstrong. FOURTH
ROW: Pat Stanton; Janie Barnard; Ann Gremillion; Mike Johnson; Gilbert Ortez; Richard Prince; Steve Dickey; Beverly
Zikes. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Green; Earl Vicknair; Sandra May; Fran Smith; Sharon Clepper; Iris Bergeron; Jackie Criddle;
Craig Cannon. SIXTH ROW: Evelyn Carlisle; Tanya Evans; Karen Wi!Hamson; Neidra Levin; Becky Hunter; Debbie Wallace; Janet Gates; Denise Landtroop; Maxine Overbeck; Lee Penna. SEVENTH ROW: Cheri Propp; Trudy Rice; April
Willoughby; Jane Kornegay; Myrl Faulk; Dianna Ramsey; Gaynell Giddings; Paulette Wallis.
Society Troupe 1354
FIRST ROW: Brenda Arnold; Sharon Thompson; Margie Grove; Susan Campbell; Alice Jessup; Judy . Bailey; Vi~ki
Williams; Linda Stewart; Barbara Kelly; Jerry Bryant; Bill Arnold. SECOND l_l0W: J_eanne Owens; Joy Wiechens· Jamee
Spell; Debbie Jones; Debbie Moulder; Karen Eaton; Peggy Land; Ann Fundlmg; Diana Johns; Sus~n Raska. THIRD
ROW: Harry Leach; Stephen Lovett; Belinda Bourgeois; Frank Shi~ley; Shirl_ey W~rner; Roy_Ho~fman; Di_ane Moreno; ~usan
Larson; Rowina Roberts; Renee Thrash. FOURTH ROW: Laura Mullms; Debbie ~mllh; Terumi Kimura; Elizabeth ~app, P!t
Brown; Beverly Davison; Carolyn Warren. FIFTH ROW: Kitty Clark; Barbara Gilm_an; Carol Garwood; Sara Sheffield,_ Mane
Huffman; Marty Ursin; Judy Saver; Barbara Ke!ly; Shan Osteen, Penn)'. Du!bm. SD<;TH ROW: Donna Brown, Pam
Hoover· Glenda Kenter· Kay Overbeck; Cathy Clements; Cindy Wood; Debbie Smllh; Debbie Kelly; Judy Peterman. SEVENTH
ROW: 'Diane Shannon;' Babs Friloux; Beatriz Maruri; Nancy Whittington; Teresa Jennings; Lee Luna; Mrs. Dale Raley;
Mrs. DeLay; Mr. John C. Martin: Sponsors
Cindy Borden- Outstanding Speech Award; Dick Wiles-Most
Outstanding Speech Award: Machelle Seibel- Most Outstanding
Speech Award; Karen Eaton- Outstanding Speech Award; Not
Pictured: Ricky Smith-Outstanding Speech Award
President: Tommy Prouty-Most Outstanding Thespian, Most Outstanding Member of Thespian Play
and Senior Play, Outstanding Speech Award; Vice
President: Bill Sherr; Secretary: Eva Escamilla;
Treasurer: Andria Puckett
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Cindy Borden-Best Thespian; Barbara Ke!ly-Best Thespian; Bill Sherr-Best Thespian;
Mache!le Seibel-Best Thespian; Andria Puckett-Best Thespian; Debbie Jones-Most Outstanding Member of Junior Play; Eva Escamilla-Presidential Award; NOT PICTURED:
Ricky Smith and Fran David-Best Thespians
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�Volunteens
FIRST . ROW: Mary Liberato; Mary Cross; Barbara Clark; Anna Slade; Sponsor-Miss Hazel Jones; Jane
Maxwell; Nancy Cooper. SE;COND ROW: Barbara Welch; Rita dela Cruz; Dorothy Hagan; Janine Burks; Sally
Hudnall; Anna Pedraza; Nora Loya. THIRD ROW: Ann DeLahay; Debbie Land troop; Debbie Smith; Danna
Moore; Sharon Stanley; Becky Pate; Denise Landtroop; Jane Kornegay; Gaynell Giddings.
Volunteers enjoy helping others while
learning about the medical profession.
In addition to working at Danforth Hospital and the Texas City Nursing Home,
the girls take trips to the Galveston Orphanage and John Sealy Hospital. They
participate in Red Cross activities and take
cookie boxes to the nursing .home.
OFFICERS (from left to right): President-Mary Liberato; VicePresident-Mary Cross; Secretary-Barbara Clark; Treasurer-Anna
Slade.
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�Girls' Recreation Association
G.R.A.'s is a girls organization that allows all
girls the opportunity to promote their physical fitness, to learn good sportsmanship, and to have
fun. They participate in such sports as tennis, badminton, volleyball, swimming, and basketball.
OFFICERS (from left to right) President-Janice Haack;
Vice President-] ane Maxwell; Treasurer-Nancy Temple;
Secretary-Susan Osteen; Reporter-Bonnie Weis.
FIRST ROW: Janis Haack; Jane Maxwell; Nancy Temple; Susan Osteen; Bonnie Weis; Nancy Smith; Dianne
Henry. SECOND ROW: Miss Hubbard; Miss McElrath; Mary Polanco; Karen Angell; Pat Lewis; Glenda Minton; Sandra Bryant; Ann Gomez. THIRD ROW: Miss Wilson; Marianne Sefcik; Carolyn Earley; Rebekah
Reinsch; Linda Molis; Mary Ellen MacKeen; Rose Ann Lorber; Jacqueline Davison.
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�National .Honor Society
SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Lucretia Knox; Arnell Crayton;
Karen Bruggman; Peggy DuPree; Carolyn Willis; Joan Elliot;
SECOND ROW: Patsy Lucas; Caron Caffall; Barbara Micheletti;
Gail Arnold; Andria Puckett; Jane Rosenblatt; THIRD ROW:
Douglas Guthier; Sharon Thompson; Karen Cochran; SponsorMrs. Hazel Scruggs.
NOT PICTURED: Mark White-Fall President.
PresidentLucretia Knox
JUNIOR MEMBERS-FIRST
Spell; Linda Williams; Janie
Rosenberg; SECOND ROW:
Hazel Scruggs; Cindy Peters; Janie ·Barnard;
Ellen Applegath; Mary Polanco; THIRD ROW:
Dan Honeycutt; Alan Hall; Steve Jaworski;
Kenneth Roberts; Martin Kelly.
NOT PICTURED: Jackie Criddle; Sally Anderson; Rebecca Mills; Kim Pan; Larry Rousseau.
Vice-PresidentArnell Crayton
SecretaryKaren Bruggman
TreasurerPeggy DuPree
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�Good Sportmanship
League
. STANDING <left to right): Mike Casey, Tyra
Anderson. SEA TED · (left to right) : Milton McQuage, Iris Bergeron.
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a
Senior Activities
Committee
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STANDING (left to right): Jeanne Owens; Sonny Kelly; Mary Cross; SEATED (left to right):
Mike Casey; Barbara Kelly; Denny Patterson;
Jeannie Jobe.
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�Drum Major
Caron Caffall
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�Drum Major
Barbara Kelly
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�Assistant
Drum
Major
Sherry Callaway
Assistant
Drum
Major
Jeanne Owens
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�Stingarettes
Head Drill Leader
Head Drill Leader
Roberta Boyd
Brenda Arnold
Beth Curbello
Edna Williams
Rita Henderson
Linda Hall
Betty O'Dell
Su,an Blakely
Kelly Blau
Linda Huatedde
Cindy Jordan
Shelly Pollom
Kay Price
Ann Fundling
Pam Hoover
Nancy Shockey
Diane Johna
Pat Ottinger
Martha Fiegel
Karen Whiting
Sharon Stanley
Glenda Kenter
Patsy Lucu
Nancy Ramsey
Kathy $parka
Latrica Glaaa
Gaynell Giddings
Paulette Mc Lemore
Rose Nebout
Bonnie Thompson
Peggy Land
Shirley Zentboefer
Neva Lucas
Diane Voorhees
Peggy Godard
Susan Pate
Karen Eaton
Cheryl Nebout
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�Oboes:
Patsy Lucas
Caron Caffall
Bassoons:
Kelly Blass
Gaylene Moore
Richa Gilreath
Flutes:
Barbara Kelly
Robbie Boyd
Diane Voorhees
Diane Moreno
Shirley Zenthoefer
Karen Whiting
Shirley Werner
Cathy Sparks
Linda Hustedde
Sharon Stanley
Sherrill Scoggins
Eb Clarinets:
Kay Price
Bb Clarinets:
Brice Criddle
Pat Harris
Brenda Arnold
Sherry Calloway
Bruce Criddle
Co-President
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Kathy Brown
Nancy Shockey
David Sharp
Rose Maly
Rita Henderson
Rose Nebout
Suzanne Foreman
Shelly Pollum
Edna Williams
Betty O'Dell
Janice Spell
Barbara Archer
Alto Clarinets:
.Teanne Owens
Pat Ottinger
Bass Clarinets:
Russell Keibler
Paulette Mclemore
Jean Steele
Robert Cummings
Contra Bass Clarinets:
Latricia Glass
Robert Thomas
Ronny Lowrey
Alto Saxophones:
Harry Sanders
Joe Gillespie
Co-President
Gary Touchton
John Lawrence
Tenor Sax:
Daniel Bergeron
Baritone Sax:
Eddie Haire
Cornets:
Joe Gillespie
Norman Norris
Becky Mills
Marvin Peterson
Debbie Smith
Butch Poston
Tommy Eaton
Arnell Crayton
French Horn:
Donna Mills
Curtis Sharp
Osie Combs
Darlene Martin
Gene Silvertooth
Jerry Atwood
Linda Belk
Tommy Prouty
Danna Moore
Tommy Prouty
Vice-President
Trombones:
Ronny Wrobleski
Phil Combs
Cleveland Gay
Monte Sula
Ronny McClellen
Baritones:
Mike Broach
Richard Ludlam
String Bass:
Carl Horn
Tubas:
Jerry Hunter
Darrell Smith
Joe Vargas
August LaFoy
Percussion:
Peggy Godard
David Bergeron
Barbara Summers
Jerry Bryant
John Wilcox
Oboes:
Joy Weichens
Glenda Kenter
Kathy Brown
Secretary
Bassoons:
Ann Fundling
Pat Odom
Flutes:
Martha Feigel
Jackie Kelly
Donna Brown
Diana Johns
Joy Hanes
John Nicholson
Jud Price
Eb Clarinets:
Carol Grove
Bb Clarinets:
Neva Lucas
Lana Hickman
Peggy Land
Susan Archer
.Cindy Jordan
Cynthia Haire
Gary Nolan
Roy Hoffman
Sally Glazener
Allan Goodwill
Jim Lefevre
Ajurella Combs
Ronnie Lowry
Tl ice-President
Alan Sontag
Guyla Filer
Patty Clark
Debbie Wroe
Jerry Anderson
Melinda Murff
Drucilla Sparks
Alto Clarinets:
Gaynell Giddings
Harry Leach
Bass Clarinets:
Ruth McDonald
Greg Perryman
Karen Eaton
Eva Fillmore
Paul Mabry
Debbie Moulder
Contra Bass Clarinet:
John Razor
Alto Saxophones:
Susan Blakely
Susan Pate
Pam Hoover
Cheryl Nebout
Louis Payne
Curtis Sharp
Squad Leader
Tenor Saxophones:
Ronnie McBride
James Sexton
Baritone Saxophone:
Debbie Jones
Mike Johnson
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Cornets-Trumpets:
Larry Waggoner
Calvin Arnold
Nancy Ramzy
Rudy Perez
Greg Crenshaw
Ken Hunter
Roger Webb
Linda Hall
Don Denny
Bruce Henkhaus
Ray Crayton
Bobby Griffin
French Homs:
Ronald Dardin
Jan ice Meidem
Phyllis Coffee
Gary Banks
Ken Hunter
Janice McCaghern
Ronnie LaGrond
Bonnie Thompson
Butch Poston
Squad Leader
Trombones:
Ricky Prince
Charles Evans
John Goodson
Leigh Howerton
Steve Ellis
Baritones:
Mike Barger
Bill Taylor
Donna Watts
Bill Dixon
Dennis Fruede
Tubas:
Richard Saunders
Larry Goudeau
Robin Campbell
Danny Curry
Allan Hall
James Witte
David Goodwin
Percussion:
David Brown
Jim LaCombe
Mike Gibson
Emry Thomas
Dale Cole
Bennitt Thomas
George Shepherd
Ronnie Wrobleski
Squad Leader
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�Band Sweethearts
Gaynell Giddings
Training Band
Caron Caffall
Advanced Band
Sousa Awards
I
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Russell Keihl er
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Joe Gillespie
�All-State
Band Members
Russell Keibler
All-State Band
Three Years
1965-1967
All State Band Members are left to right, STANDING: Kay Price, Rose Maly, Rita Henderson, Harry Sanders, Norman Norris, Joe Gillespie, Gary Touchton. SEATED: Donna Mills, two years; Russell Keihler, three years; Bruce Criddle,
two years.
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�Michael Miles is awarded a book by the American Chemical Society for ranking in the top
five per cent on the ACS Scholarship Exam.
Visiting science instructor, Tommy Sterling, lectures the Texas City High School Science Club.
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��Homecoming 1966-67
Standing ankle deep in mud are the Homecoming candidates and their escorts. Left to right: Ricky Smith; Libby Johnston, queen;
Mike Casey, Student Council President; Jim Watson; Becky Temple; Roland Castanie; Carolyn Willis; Kay Nunn; and Mark
Varley.
Posing on the track
after
Homecoming
Ceremonies are queen,
Libby Johnston, and
candidates Kay Nunn,
Carolyn Willis, and
Becky Temple.
Sparked by a . blazing bonfire the night
before, Homecoming Ceremonies got off to
a good start.
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�School
Sweetheart
SWEETHEART
BECKY TEMPLE
Candidates and their escorts left to right: Doug Wyatt, Libby Johnston;
George Beeler, Sweetheart Becky Temple; Jim Watson, Sharon Clepper;
Denny Patterson, Jeannie Jobe.
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�Senior Play
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Pennant
For The Kremlin"
Depicting a scene from the Senior
Play are the leading characters, Mike
Casey and Barbara Clark.
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FRONT ROW: John C. Martin, Director, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Sherry Woolsey, Sherry Calloway, Linda Brannon,
Gayle Johnson, Beverly Sansom, Patsy Lucas, Marie Maruri, Mike Sims. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Browning, Carol Ellis,
Cindy Hiat, Rosa Lee Anzaldua, Kay Nunn, Pat Ottinger, Betty O'Dell. THIRD ROW: John Hackbarth, Thomas Knapp,
Diane Voorhees, Susan Hawkins, Edwin Roberts. BACK ROW: Ricky Smith, Linda Jo Clark, Joan Elliot, and Dorothy
Hagen.
Suiting up for the big game
are, SEATED: Mike Barger,
and Tommy Prouty, STANDING: Bill Sherr and Larry
Gazeier.
FRONT ROW: Mark Varley, Mike Barger, J eanne Jobe, Lucien Kettle, Jessica Leeson, Tommy Prouty, Barbara Kelly, Jerry
Bryant, Mike Casey, Barbara Clark, Bill Sherr, Margie Grove, Lew Weber, Lutretia Knox, Pat McNulty, Diane Zikes, Wayne
Froeshl, David Hart, BACK ROW: C'..aron Caffel, Emmitt J ones, Elaine Meyers, James Goodroe, Ginger Lowe, Bobby
Scheltzburger, Michele Seibel, Bonnie Picket, Larry Gazeier, Andria Puckett, Eddie Haire, Mary Cross, Buddy J ohnson,
Debbie Hunter, Lonnie Scott, Peggy Dupree, Jimmy Luhning, Nora Loya, Robert Cummings.
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Fish merchant, Barbara Kelly, hands a
fish to baseball player, Tommy Prouty.
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�Thespian
Play
rrOkla homa ''
CHARACTERS
AUNT ELLER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pat Stanton
CURLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill Sherr
LAUREY ........................ Marian Armstrong
IKE SKIDMORE .................... John Hackbarth
FRED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John Van Houten
SLIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Barger
WILL PARKER ...................... Tommy Pouty
JUD FRY ............................ Jim Luhning
ADO ANNIE CARNES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Gremillion
ALI HAKIM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michelle Seibel
GERTIE CUMMINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Barbara Kelly
ELLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheri Propp
FA YE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Davidson
VIRGINIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Warren
VIVIENNE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Kelly
ANDREW CARNES .................. Mike Johnson
CORD ELAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ricky Smith
JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Applegath
JOE .................................. Harry Leach
CHARACTERS
COWBOYS . . . Darell Duncan
Gilbert Ortez, Thomas Knapp:
Steve Dickey, Earl Vicknair,
John Goodson, Rickey Prince,
John Hackbarth, John Van
Houten
FARMERS
Jimmy Wellman, Craig Cannon, Steve
Lovett, Dave Clark, Bill Arnold, Edwin Roberts, Roy
Hoffman, Randall • Birdsong,
Lonny Scott
YOUNG OKIES
Allison
Garrett,
Forrest Garrett,
Kathy Garrett, Steve Garrett,
Van Welch, Dianne Zikes
DANCERS-GIRLS: Jea~ne O';ens, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, .Marie Huffman, Pam
H?over, Neva I:ucas, Shelia H11!nsoi_i, Peggy I.:and, Kitty Clark, Gaynell Giddings, Iris Bergeron,
Diana Johns, Cu~dy Long, Jackie ~ndd)e, Maxme Overbeck, Beverly Zikes, Ann Fundling, Denise
Landtroop, Debbie Landtroop, Apnl Willoughby, Paulette Wallace Karen Martin Glenda Kenter
Susan Campbell, Joan Elliot, Karen Eaton, Cindy Borden Sha~on Clepper Barbara Gillman'
Terry Rice, Lee Pena, Janice Spell, Vicky Howell, Betty o'wens, Barbara K~lly, Eva Escamilla'.
TOWNSPEOPLE: Joy Wiechens, Carolyn Baker, Belinda Bourgeois, Debbie Jones, Karen Williamson, Kathy
Watson, Debbie Smith, Vicki Howell, Joan Elliot, Susan Campbell, Cynthia Nisbet, Cindy Wood, Kathy Clements,
Glenda Kenter, Tanya Evans, Glenda Overbeck, Karen Mart in, Babs Friloux, Diane Shannon, Denise Landtroop.
Debbie Land troop, Jackie Criddle, Cindy Long, Iris Bergeron, Beverly Zikes, Peggy Land, Marie Huffman, Diane
Johns, Karen Eaton, Ann Fundling, Steve Dickey, Irma Tat um, Bill Arnold, Paulette Wallace, Maxine Overbeck,
April Willow by, Ann Campbell, Donna Brown, Pam Hoover, Judy Peterman, Kitty Clark, Andrea Pucket, Darryl
Duncan, Alice Jessup, Teresa Jennings, Sharon Thompson, Jean Banks, Janie Barnard, Jeanie Owens, Gaynell
Giddings, Sheila Harrison, Brenda Arnold, Vicki Williams, Neva Lucas, Debbie Kelly, Betty Owens, Jessica Leesons,
Trudi Rice, Sheri Prop, Roy Hoffman, Susan Larson, Steven Lovett, Erin O'Reilly, Cindy Borden, Eva Escamilla,
Terri Rice, Debbie Smith, Judy Bailey, Laura Mullins, Barbara Krell, Susan Blakely, Brenda Kelly, Marty Ursin,
Jimmy Wellman, Janice Spell.
DANCER~BOYS: Sonny Kelly, John Van Houten, Mike Casey, Lew Weber Buddy Johnson J B Fitch Ross K le
J~cky Huldtchison, Craig Cannon, Charles Cook, Darrell Duncan, Jerry Thompso~ Dick Wiles, Rick~ S~ith Arthur S~s'
Bill Arno .
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�PRODUCTION STAFF of "Oklahoma"
DIRECTOR-John C. Martin
STUDENT DIRECTOR-Cindy Borden
ASSISTANT STUDENT DIRECTOR-Frank Shirley
CHOREOGRAPHER-} eanne Owens
STAGE MANAGER-Ricky Smith
ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER-Harry Leach
SETS-Tommy Prouty (Chairman), Mike Barger, Dave Clark, Eva Escamilla, Debbie Jones, John Van
Houten, Harry Leach, Gilbert Ortez, Irma Tatum, Joy Wiechens, Shirley Zenthoefer, Vicki Williams,
Beverly Zikes.
TICKETS-Debbie Smith (Chairman), Elizabeth Knapp, Terri Rice, Cathy Clemens, Tanya Evans,
Neidra Levin, Bea Mauri, Cynthia Nisbet, Kay Overbeck, Debbie Proffit, Fran Smith, Kathy Watson,
Karen Williamson.
COSTUMES-Vicki Howell (Chairman), Eva Escamilla, Debbie Jones, Jeanne Owens, Joy Wiechens,
Vicki Williams. .
PUBLICITY-Randall Birdsong (Chairman), Eva Escamilla, Vicki Howell, Debbie Jones, Tommy
Prouty, Terri Rice, Jimmy Wellman, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams, Shirley Zenthoefer.
PROGRAMS-Vicki Williams (Chairman}, Mike Barger, Vicki Howell, Debbie Jones, Tommy Prouty,
Joy Wiechens.
MAKE-UP-Debbie Jones (Chairman}, Eva Escamilla, Vicki Howell, Joy Wiechens, Vicki Williams,
Shirley Zenthoefer.
PROPS-Eva Escamilla (Chairman), Laura Mullins, Beverly Zikes, Shirley Zenthoefer.
LIGHTS-Lonnie Scott.
BAND-Patsy Lucas, Caron Caffall, Robbie Boyd, Diane Voorhees, . Diane Moreno, Shirley Zenthoefer,
Karen Whiting, Shirley Werner, Pat Harris, Kathy Brown, Harry Saunders, Gary Touchdon, Joe
Gillespie, Butch Poston, Donna Mills, Curtis Sharp, Ronnie Wrobleski, Mike Broach, Jerry Hunter,
Carl Horn, Daniel Bergeron, Peggy Go.dard.
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�SEATED:
Sally Anderson
Milton McQuage
STANDING:
Dick Wiles
Bobby Myers
Deborah Jones
Shirley Zenthoefer
Machelle Seibel
Gilbert Ortez
Interscholastic League One-Act Play
r~ria Da Capo"
STANDING:
Shirley Zenthoefer
Melinda Yerger
Bryan Ohmert
Marty Ursin
Eva Escamilla
Deborah Jones
ON LADDER:
Dewey Mitchell
Debbie Landtroop
Ann Gremillion
Denise Landtroop
Martin Kelly
Judy Sauer
Pat Stanton
Junior Play rrOJ Poems, Youth and Spring"
179
�Foreign Languages Assembly
FRENCH
Left to right: Judy Jones, Charmaine
Castanie, Rita McElduff, Irma Tatum,
Craig Cannon, Barbara Michelette,
George Shields, John Hertenberger,
Kitty Clark, Cathy Brown.
FRENCH
Craig Cannon
Diane Shannon
John Cliver
Eddie Roberts
Irma Tatum
Kitty Clark
Joan Elliot
Dean Lionti
Gary Noland
Mike Walker
GERMAN
Left to right: Howard Feltner, Patsy
Hart, Martin Kelly, Mark Miller, Mike
McDonald, Carol Ellis, Donna Hardman, Steve Cates, Susan Larson, David
White.
180
�LATIN
FIRST ROW: Stanley Van Horn,
Barbara Micheletti, Mary Liberato,
Steve Lovett. SECOND ROW:
Paul Johnson, Tyra Anderson,
Gerald Brown.
SPANISH
FIRST ROW: Fran Smith, Penny Durbin, Ann
Fundling. SECOND ROW: Ross Kyle, Lew
Weber, Bryan Ohmer!.
SPANISH
FIRST ROW: Lupe Escobedo,
Gail Arnold, Barbara Ozon, Stella
Garza, Shirley Zenthoefer. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Wellman,
James Witte, David Sharp, Roy
Hoffman, Mr. Castillo.
SPANISH
Gilbert Ortiz,
and Barbara
Ozon.
FIRST ROW: Kay Price, Karen Cochran, Barbara
Rosenberg, Margie Grove, Shirley Werner, Lucretia
Knox. SECOND ROW: Ellen Applegath, Melinda
Yeager, John Bornsheuer, Joseph Stratman, Becky
Temple, Patsy Lucas, Bill Arnold, Joseph Brewer.
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�Preparations For
SENIOR PROM
11111
Well, that's one way to get the work
done, Carolyn.
Sherry don't you
dare!!
Best dressed boys of T.C.H.S.
pose on Sherry's Ski Lift ...
Time's slowly running out H ! ! !
,.__
I
I
The Six Pentz???
Results of a hard
days work ...
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183
�Graduating Class
FIRST ROW (left to right): Alice Jessup, Donna Atkinson, Barbara Clark, Dean Lionti, Brenda Arnold, Beth Curbello, Vicki Williams,
Maria Maruri, Rosie Ortez, Marilou Escobedo, Elizabeth Laiche, Gayle Lemmond, Judy Jones, Carolyn Opersteny, Connie Chuoke,
Sue Osteen, Sandra Packard, Mr. Landers, Mrs. Waugh, Wayne Froeschl, Jeannie Jobe, Libby Johnston, Norma Ruelas, Barbara
Welch, Anna Slade, Donzelle Medina, Nancy Stevens, Elanda Miller, -Patricia Eastep, Paulette Lanier, Bonnie Pickett, Gene Preest,
Janine Burks, Paula Baker, Kay Nunn, Annie Pedraza, Bobby Holthusen, Gail Arnold, Kathy Brown, Nancy Cooper. SECOND ROW
(left to right): Jackie Simon, Kathy Kautz, Toni Whitely, Diane· Patterson, Sharon Stewart, Rosalee Anzaldua, Nora Loya, Elena
Longoria, Minnie Martinez, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Nancy Mize, Janis Haack, Carol Ann Ellis, Donna Mills, Ida Gonzales, Anita Vasquez,
Mary Lopez, Geraldine Ochoa, Rita DeLaCruz, Gloria Villarreal, Maria Nieto, Robbie Boyd, Sutillyn Parham, Marie Snow, Sonia
Finklea, Susan Hawkins, Glenda Gabriles, Peggy Cole, Sherry Trammell, Wyvonne Murphy, Cindy Cotham, Elaine Myers. THIRD
ROW 0eft to right): Debbie Biery; Sue Morton, Linda Bozeman, Verna Blair, Anita Barnes, Iris Keener, Janet Williams, Joyce
Sterling, Dianna Dodd, Cheryl White, Rita McElduff, Peggy Morford, Sandi Crow, Lucretia Knox, Terumi Kemuri, Darlene Martin,
Winnie Simmons, Gaylene Moore, Zandra Korzen, Glenna Chain, Jane Hertenberger, Penny Henson, Jessica Leeson, Cheri Propp,
Carolyn Willis, Kathy Anders, Karen Scruggs, Jeanette Ray, Susan Campbell, Margie Grove, Barbara Micheletti, Becky Temple, Mary
Ann Tree, Ann Hardage, Karen Bruggman, Peggy DuPree, Susan Rosenblad, Karen Cochran, Jane Rosenblatt, Barbara Scribner, Cindy
Borden. FOURTH ROW (left to right): Patricia Harris, Charlene Curry, Linda Morecraft, Darnell Hood, Carla Pierce, Linda
Brannon, Gail Barfield, Mary Cross, Becky Marsh, Elaine Maute, Dorothy Hagan, Joan Elliot, Tyra Anderson, Andria Puckett, Sharon
Thompson, Ann Rogers, Judy Bailey, Donna Johnson, Sherry Garcia, Dorothy Jefferson, Diane Esclavon, Pat Spoor, Linda Hall, Diane Voorhees, Linda Stewart, Sherry Adams, Sherry Woolsey, Pat Ottinger, Patsy Lucas, Beverly Sansom, Sherry Callaway, Betty O'Dell, Gail
Johnson, Caron Caffall, Barbara Kelly, Cathy Sparks, Sandy LeGendre, Nancy McDonald, Ginger Lowe, Lynda Butler. FIFTH
ROW (left to right): Sherry Williams, Janice Reitzell, Pat Renfroe, Nancy Temple, Margaret Spinn, Edna Williams, Sammie
Bradley, Dianne Messamore, Jean Prescott, Patricia Martinez, Josie Lira, Jacqueline Davison, Eva Wiley, Bertha Avie, Linda Hickman,
Lorraine McDaniel, Devora Dalbert, Tempie James, Diane Henry, Georgia Green, Debby Thornton, Jane Maxwell, Cindy Hiatt,
Mary Liberato, Trudy Rice, Sally Hudnall, Rene Palmer, Diane Gunderman, Sharon 0'Daniels, Brenda Haskins, Jenny McQuage,
Charlotte Dixon, Norma Jean Lawson, Linda Bruce, Linda Miller, Kathy Goodroe, Margie Mills, Barbara Archer, Linda Davis, Sandra
Darby, Garland Armstrong. SIXTH ROW (left to right): Carolyn Early, Cindy Dinklage, Charlotte McDonald, Martha Lopez,
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Of 1967
Meredith Treece, Sonya Richardson, Johnnie Green, Brenda Posey, Suzanne Sexton, Robert Spedcer, Dianne Olson, Pat Duvall,
Margaret Perkins, Linda Comeaux, Gloria Woodkins, Georgia Johnson, Virginia Bogan, Osie Combs, Neal Simmons, Tom Carpenter,
Allen Lovett, Clifford Aaron, Benny Rodriguez, Bobby Elizondo, Gary Mueller, Ron Harp, Bobby Hatcher, Billy Depucio, Emmett
Jones, Tom Eaton, Mike Johnson, Wayrte Coker, Jerry Morrow, Ronnie McClellan, Gary Morse, Arthur Anderson, Victor Bond, Daniel
Curry, Charles Mitchum, Kenneth Browning. SEVENTH ROW (left to right): Ken Holuhec, Clifton Snodgrass, Glen Stubblefield,
Russell Kiebler, Bobby Wier, Machelle Seibel, Arne] Crayton, Gilbert Ortez, Larry Wesley, David Pilsner, Terry Hale, Clay Bolen,
Billie Dickson, Eugene Bowling, Tom Talevich, Richard Fox, Gary Luton, Steve Klotzman, Bobby Walker, Keith Sharp, Ron Day,
Glen Sheffield, Lucien Kettle, Jerry Casper, Ronald Salles, Ronnie Martin, Rudy Perez, Eugene Chargois, Carl Davis, Gary Mayes,
Andrew Knoxson, Tommy Toups, Billy Ballard, Robert Hutchins, James Garza, George Ray, James Garza, Mike Miranda, Bubba
Ross, John Huff. EIGHTH ROW (left to right): Mike Sims, David Joyner, Harry Sanders, Jeff Kirby, Cliff McGee, Denis Atiger,
Kerry Osterholm, Ivy Simmons, Mike Casper, Ricky Hamilton, Sonny Kelly,· Rudy Wistinghausen, Joe Gillesp,ie, Daniel Bergeron,
Butch ,Poston, David Bergeron, Bruce Criddle, Curtis Sharp, Ronal d Wrobleski, Jimmy Goodroe, Bill Arnold, Mark White, Jimmy
Goldberg, Paul Guyton, John Hertenberger, Jay Duvall, Tom King, Larry Gazzier, Chris Craig, Terry Schultz, Gordon Thompson,
Cleveland Gay, Aurelio Garza, Kirby Gorton, Chuck Gilland, Buddy Todesco, Roger Landry, Eddie Glidden, Perry Cloud, Jesse
Fremont. NINTH ROW (left to right): Larry Harvey, James Moore, Jason Hebert, Denny Patterson, Bobby Ross, Eddie Dahl, Craig
Speer, Mike Hurd, Mike Barger, Roland Castanie, Arthur Sims, Doug Wyatt, Allen Wilkenfeld, David Hart, David Haney, Eddie
Couvillon, Dick Wiles, Pat McNulty, Ronnie Hart, Robert Cummings, Johnny Glazener, Sonny Hilden, Ronnie Lambright, Kenneth
Bullock, Ronnie Milburn, -David Yoxtheimer, Terry Moore, Terry Garriss, Timmy Bradshaw, Marvin Peterson, Emry Thomas, Steve
Calhoun, Richard Cox, Kenneth Weaver, Mickey Thompson, Donnie Parr, Douglas Guthier, Jimmy Alderman. TENTH ROW (.left
to right) : Mike Casey, David Goodbar, J imbo Deggs, Charlie Lowe, August LaFoy, Larry Smith, George Capetillo, Jerry Bryant,
Marshall Williams, Randall Birdsong, Jim Luhning, Paul- Yates, David May, Eddie Haire, Bill Sherr, Jim Triplett, Mark Varley, Arvie
Baker, Ronnie Clements, Mike Burkhalter, Charles George, David Hunter, Wayne Smith, John Shockey, Mike Wheatley, Steve
McCoy, Jim Watson, Lew Weber, Buddy Johnson, Tommy Prouty, Steve Hunter, Ricky Smith, Ronnie Smith, Gary Smith, Danny Stem,
Jerry Thompson, Noel Blythe, Jerry Patterson, David Burton, Jack Strange, Mike Talley, George Pyle.
185
�Student Council
The Student Council is very active. They sponsor
the Sweetheart Dance, Good Sportsmanship League,
and work with the Key Chili on Career Day.
Mike Casey-President
Pat Ottinger-Vice-President
Iris Bergeron-Secretary
Martha Byrd-Treasurer
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FIRST
Nunn;
Sharon
Left to
Larson;
ROW, Left to Right: Mike Casey; Pat Ottinger; Iris Bergeron; Martha Byrd; Kay
Tyra Anderson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Richard Worthy; Milton McQuage;
Clepper; Steve Cates; Wayne Froeschl; David . Goodbar; Wayne Smith. THIRD ROW,
Right: Jimmy Jones; Debbie Sims; Don Clark; Debbie Courtney; David Sharp; Susan
John Staggs.
��Cheer
188
leaders
�The Yearbook Staff
Becky Marsh
Karen Scruggs
Penny Henson
Glenna Chain
Sally Hudnall
Barbara Scribner
Car~~persteny
~~dams
olyn Willis
190
�tingaree
ales Editorial !Staff.
Janine Burks
Libby Jo ns on
Tyra Anderson
Fall Editor-In-Chief
Spring Editor-In-Chief
Susan Campbell
Ginger Lowe
�Junior-Senior Picnic
Waiting in line for the
Senior Prom.
The Journalism "garbage detail" at the Junior-Senior • picnic.
Hurry up, Marco, bring on the horses so we can start the game.
192
�FFA Awards Banquet
Appreciation and awards rated high on the program at the annual Future Farmers of America
banquet. Above, Skip Selheim, left, and David
Yoxtheimer, far right, look on while Sponsor
Mr. Westmoreland, center, presents awards to
Hank Darden, center left, and Sonny Hilden.
Skip Selheim received the State Award pin,
Hank Darden, the Outstanding Senior Boy check
for $50, Sonny Hilden, Outstanding Project Program, and David Y oxtheimer one Public Speaking
Pin and Certificate of Merit supervising chapter.
Honorary FFA plaques were presented to, from
left, Delbert Warden, Dr. Engman, Mrs. Tootsie
Ross, Bill Spencer, and Mr. C. E. Decker, as
the five persons most instrumental in acquiring
the new AG barn at Texas City High School.
One of the activities during the year
for the FFA and FHA was a western
party given for club members and their
dates.
193
�Mr. Tom Clark, left, TCHS journalism instructor,
and Dr. Dave Engman, superintendent of Texas
City Independent School District, received
plaques from the Texas City chapter of D.E.C.A.
Mr. Clark received the "photographer of the
year" plaque. Dr. Engman received the honorary
membership plaque.
Mr. Clark instructs the yearbook staff, pictured
below, and takes all the pictures used in The
Stingaree.
194
�Senior Activities On Dead Day
1111
Miss Holden's government class is in
order ...
A bit of joking goes on in Mrs. DeLay's English class .' ..
And Mrs. Byrd strikes Paul Yates for
making a "HOOK 'EM HORNS" sign!
195
��SPORTS
197
�Stingaree Varsity
FRONT ROW: Pat Edmundson, trainer; Wayne Basemore, manager; Mike Lowe; Maurice Mascorro; Harry McAninch; John
Staggs; John Huff; Bobby Elizondo; Mike Miranda; Rocky Simon; J. B. Fitch; Jimmy Langford; Coach Dale Taylor. SECOND
ROW: Jimmy Alderman, trainer; Roland Castanie; Doug Wyatt; Dee Williams; Jack Strange; Denny Patterson; Eddie Dahl;
Kenneth Gritta; Mike Drake; Jayson Hebert; Paul Horton; George Pyle; Lew Weber, manager; Head Coach Lloyd Parker. THIRD
ROW: James Risinger; Bruce Smith; Mike Casey; Ronnie Smith; Bobby Ross;· David Gorcyca; Gerald Brown; Bryan Ohmert;
Allen Wilkenfeld; Jerry Thompson; Craig Speer; Coach Bob Sliva. FOURTH ROW : John Gorman; Wayne Froeschl; Jimbo Deggs;
Steve McCoy; Roger Krumholdt; David Burton; Mike Stark; Donnie Parr; Buddy Todesco; Arthur Sims; David Hart; Coach
John Hancock.
198
Jeanne Jobe, a senior, was elected by the
Stingarees as the 1966 Football Queen. She was
presented her trophy at the annual Football
Banquet.
�Junior Varsity
FRONT ROW: Cleo Lynch, manager; David Tilley; Vance Arriola; Ricky Vanderslice; Leo Lynch; Bobby Weir; manager.
MIDDLE ROW: Coach Foreman; Henry Norris; Mike Darby; Bobby Jones; Mike Stanley; Paul Horton; Steve Jaworski;
David Swenson; manager. LAST ROW: Don Williams; Curtis Miles; Mike Lowe; David Gorcyca; Bo Anders; Dewey Mitchell; Jimmy Risinger; Kerry Steed.
Sophomore Football Squad
FRONT ROW: Chuck McQuaig; Wilfred Williams; Doyle Fletcher; David Wyatt; Lynn Krumholt; Richard Ramirez; Jerry
Steed; Jimmy Carter; Dale Colthard, manager. MIDDLE ROW: Ross Kyle; Ronnie Martin; Darrell Duncan; Lee ·s aunders;
Bobby McKey; Louis Head; Jim Maxwell; Robert Wheeler; Dwayne Forque; Gary Alexander; Coach Isenberg. LAST ROW:
Jeff Hutchins; James Dudley; Danny Day; Jackie Hutchins; Tom Michell; Pete Auger; Earl Platt; Larry Carden; Mike
Franklin; Coach Clark.
199
�Stingarees wait with mixed emotion while waiting for departure to San Antonio.
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DAVID BURTON
Texas City
MIKE CASEY
0 San Antonio - 0
The Stingarees went to San Antonio ready for a victory. Their tremendous effort paid off, for although
the Stings did not score they held the third rated team in the State scoreless. The Rebels expected very
little trouble from the Stings, but soon realized that the Texas City bunch had been greatly underestimated.
The Stingaree spirit was raging and the boys were ready to make their bid for the 12-4A championship.
200
�Texas City- 18
VS
Smiley - 0
Texas City had no trouble in beating Smiley of
Houston in Stingaree Stadium. The running of Maurice
Mascarro paid off with a Sting touchdown on the first
play of the second quarter. The next offensive effort
started at the Sting twenty yard line. Mascorro tried
the center for a gain of three yards, then Mike Drake
threw a pass to Ken Gritta at the forty and he ran
the. rest of the way for a touchdown. The attempt by
Drake to pass for the extra points failed. In the last
quarter, Drake intercepted a Smiley pass and ran fifty
yards for the third Stingaree touchdown of the game.
JIMBO DEGGS
,.
EDD.IE DAHL
'
201
�Texas City 7
vs
Baytown 16
The running of Maurice Mascorro and a spectacular touchdown
catch by Ronnie Smith were the
bright spots of the Baytown-Texas
City game. The Ganders came on
strong in the second half and
fought off the Stings, 7-16.
Hold it up high, boys. This is the sign seen at every home game to advertise the popular
Key Oub dances.
DAVID HART
202
BOBBY ELIZONDO
WAYNE FROESCHL
�Texas City 16
vs
Sam Rayburn 14
TCHS Tri-Captains meet with Rayburn Co-Captains at the start of another 12-4A district game.
Wake up, Craig, it's game time!
JAYSON HEBERT
The Stingarees were a
team to be proud of as
they drove past the Sam
Rayburn Texans at Pasadena's Memorial Stadium
for their first district win
of the season. Talcing
charge following the kickoff, the Stings were in
control until the final period.
The air-minded
Stings used the pass play
only six times during the
game, hut completed the
one that counted as Jack
Strange, who had just returned to the lirieup, hit
David Hart in the endzone for a touchdown.
· ,-<..
JOHN HUFF
203
�STEVE McCOY
ALL DISTRICT
Texas City - 0
vs
Pasadena - 14
The Pasadena Eagles capitalized on two long
runs to deal the Texas City Stingarees their second
district · loss of the season in Pasadena's $400,000
Memorial Stadimp. It was a well played game with
the two long gainers making the difference.
MIKE MIRANDA
204
�Texas City O vs South Houston 28
South Houston's scrappy Trojans thoroughly trounced the Texas City Stingarees 28-0. To start off the
action the Trojans and Stings traded the ball back and forth. South Houston scored three times in the
second quarter. After the Stings' rude awakening in the first half, they came bounding back to play the
catch-up game. Texas City showed that fighting spirit when Strange hit David Hart and Wyatt for a total of
34 yards and ran the ball himself for 9 more, only to have the drive run out on the Trojan 17. As the game
endt:d, the South Houston Trojans marched off the field with a victory.
DENNY PATTERSON
GEORGE PYLE
Another hard-played game comes to an end, as both teams meet as one.
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ARTHUR SIMS
RONNIE SMITH
CRAIG SPEER
District Honorable Mention
Texas City 0
VS
Brazosport 31
The first half of the ball game
belonged to Texas City. The Stingarees rated as the underdogs in
the contest, held the Exporters
scoreless for the first quarter. The
only bright spot of the game came
midway in the final pedod when
Mike Casey, Mike Drake, Jack
Strange, Maurice Mascorro, and
Doug Wyatt pooled their efforts
along with every other member of
the Sting ball club, to bring the
ball down to the Shipper 15 yard
marker before the drive fizzled
out.
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�Texas City 18
vs
Ball High 27
JERRY THOMPSON
All-District 2nd Team
JACK STRANGE
District Honorable Mention
In a very exciting game, the Ball High Tors outlasted
Texas City to score a 27-18 win in the evenly matched contest.
The Stings and Ball High failed to move the ball on their
initial series in the game. Mascorro started the push with a
21 yard scamper and later plunged over for the score. After
two attempts, the Stings failed to secure the extra points.
The Tors evened the count midway in the second quarter
in a 62 yard drive. The turning point in the game came when
a Tor intercepted one of Mike Casey's aerial endeavors. Two
plays later Tor quarterback Mike Hoover sneaked across for
the score and the kick was good. As time ran out the scoreboard glowed with a dull light for Texas City fans.
BUDDY TODESCO
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�I
Texas City 13
vs
La Marque 14
If people cried after the fumbled field goal attempt, in the final 59 seconds of
Texas City's homecoming game against La Marque, no one noticed because five
and one half inches of rain had already fallen in the stadium.
The ballgame was
Texas City's all the
way but a missed extra point in the third
quarter
left
the
Stings behind, and
the fumbled field
goal iced the victory
for La Marque, and
spoiled the TCHS
homecoming 14-13.
10,000
plus
fans
braved the rain to
witness one of the
most
spectacular
football games of the
1966 football season.
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�Texas City 22 vs Deer Park 14
Texas City's persistent Stingarees closed the 1966 football season with a bang as they walloped Deer Park
22-14. It was the Sting's ball game all the way, even the enclosing fog couldn't stop them. Maurice Mascorro exhibited his running ability when he streaked 54 yards for the first T. C. touchdown. On the final play
of the first half, Deer quarterback,
Dale Thorpe, attempted to pass, but
he faded too deep and Allen Wilkenfeld shot through in the end zone for
a safety and 2 more points to give
the Stings an 8-0 halftime lead. The
Stings scored again following the
Deer kickoff and Eddie Dahl kicked
the extra point. Doug Wyatt, Mike
Drake, and Mascorro put together
the final T. C. score, Dahl's kick
was true and the Stings had the victory 22-14.
ALLEN WILKENFELD
DOUG WYATT
District Honorable Mention
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�District Honors
STEVE McCOY
All District First Team
JERRY THOMPSON-JIMBO DEGGS
All District Second Team
Jack Strange, Ronnie Smith, Doug Wyatt, Wayne
Froeschl, Craig Speer, Allen Wilkenfeld.
District Honorable Mention
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�Academic Award
Ronnie Smith, Stingaree wingback, was honored with
the Second Annual Academic Award. This award was
devised by the Stingaree Coaching Staff in order to honor
the player who has the highest scholastic average.
Ronnie, who is a senior, maintained an average of 89.
Good Sportsmanship
Award
Allen Wilkenfeld, Stingaree senior defensive end and
offensive guard was the winner of the Good Sportsmanship Award. Thii;; award is given every year by the
. Quarterback Club to the most deserving player who is
selected by the Stingarees. Mr. Joe Brown representing
the Texas City Quarterback Club presented the award.
Most Valuable
Player A W(Lrd
Craig Speer, senior guard, and one of the Stingaree
Captains was presented the Most Valuable Player Award
by Mr. Dixie Walker. This award was originated in
1948 by Mr. Walker. He donated the original trophy
and presents it every year to the player voted by his
teammates as the best player of the year.
211
�Varsity Basketball Team
DEFENDING DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Edmundson, manager; Eddie Glidden; Johnny Glazner; Ronnie Smith; Dan Baker; Wayne Smith; Sammy
Hyde; Ronnie Clements; Bruce Smith; Phillip Cothoran; Leon Jones; Jimmy Alderman, trainer; Bobby Cayce, manager. IN THE
CENTER: Varsity Coach Joe DeCuir.
Coach Joe DeCuir stresses some points of the game during a time out.
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Coaching staff of the Stingaree Basketball team
are Coach Joe DeCuir and Coach Milton Isenberg.
�Junior Varsity Basketball Team
FIRST ROW: Mike Stanley; Mark Butz; David Wyatt; Charlie Davis; Mason McDonald; Gary Cayce, manager. SECOND ROW:
Mike McDonald; John Staggs; Mark Scharper; Larry Roberts; Harry McAninch; Gerald Brown; Mike Lowe. THIRD ROW: Coach
Isenberg; Dee Williams; Freddie Ramos; Milton McQuage; Roger Webb; Larry Blanton; Tom Michelle; Mike McClain; Don Taylor.
Dr. Engman: "Just whistle a happy tune ... "
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�SAMMY HYDE
All State-3rd Team
All District-1st Team
South Zone-1st Team
EDDIE GLIDDEN
South Zone-2nd Team
RONNIE CLEMENTS
South Zone-2nd Team
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�Texas City 56
vs
Deer Park 54
In an exciting game, the
Stings edged by the Deer for
another district win.
Texas City 51
vs
Deer Park 58
The Stings dropped a
close game against the Deer.
The exciting game was won
in the last minute of play.
BELOW: The packed TC gym illustrates another night of enthusiasm for
the Stings.
DAN BAKER
PHILLIP COTHORAN
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�JOHNNY GLAZNER
LEON JONES
Texas City 69
VS
Brazosport 64
In one of the most exciting games
of the season the Stings rallied after two
overtimes to beat the Shippers for a
second district win.
Texas City 64
vs
Brazosport 71
Texas City was. knocked out of the
district race as the Stings bowed to the
Shippers.
What some people won't do to get into a picture.
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�BRUCE SMITH
RONNIE SMITH
Texas City 51
vs
Ball High 52
The Stings lost a decisive battle to
the Tors in the closing seconds of the
game.
Texas City 63
vs
Ball High 50
The Stings showed the Tors they
meant business when they defeated them
on the Texas City court with a capacity
crowd watching the Stings win again.
Hey Mark, looks like you are the center of attention again.
217
�Texas City 73
vs
La Marque 51
The Stings demonstrated
their unsurmounted • skills as
they defeated the Tigers and
ended the first half of district
play with a 3-1 record.
Texas City 64
vs
La Marque 59
The 1966-67 Basketball season closed with a win over
La Marque as they tied with
Brazosport for the second place
slot.
WAYNE SMITH
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This is basketball?
�Most Valuable
Basketball Player
Award
Ronnie Clements, the 1967 rec1p1ent
of the most valuable player award, is
shown right with his trophy. Mr. Joe
Brown is presenting him one of the
most coveted awards a player may receive. The trophy was first established
in 1956 by the Milton Agee Family.
Best Sportsmanship
Award
Eddie Glidden was awarded the best
sportsmanship trophy by Mr. Jimmy
Drake, president of the Quarterback
Club, who originated the trophy in
1965. This award is voted on by the
team and presented to the boy who
shows the best sense of fair play and
all around good sportsmanship on the
basketball court.
Most Improved
Basketball Player
Award
Ronnie Clements, the 1967 recipient of the most
improved player award was presented his trophy
by Mr. Jack Mosher. Mr. Mosher a 1950 graduate
of TCHS established this award in memory of his
father, the late Clarence Mosher. Jack played on
the state championship team from TC in 1949 and
made all-state that year and in 1950. The most
improved player is chosen by Coach Isenberg and
Coach De Cuir.
219
�Free Stylers
Roger Landry; Jeff Darde; Buddy Johnson ; Mark Meza; Mike Lowe.
Specialists
Coach Hancock;
Jeff Hutchinson.
Martin Kelly;
Kenneth Hunter;
Swimming Team
Free Stylers
Earl Vicknair; Tommy Davis; Lloyd Jones; J erry Sharp.
Shannon Clark, manager;
Meza, captain.
Coach Hancock;
Mark
Specialists
Jeff Hutchins; Charlie Cook; Pete Auger; David Young.
220
�Varsity Golf Team
John Duree; Richard Segura; Mike Tucker; Billy Ballard; Coach Davis; Clifford Johnson; Marshall Williams.
Junior Varsity Golf Team
Ray Lease; Dennis Auger; Coach Davis; Dan Honeycutt; Patrick McCrory; Gilbert Mayfield.
221
�Pole Vaulters
Richard Ziegelmeyer; Allan Lovett; Mike Drake.
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Coaches and
Manager
Coach Dale Taylor; track manager,
Willie Manning; Coach Bob Sliva.
Distance Men
FRONT ROW: Richard Worthy; Wayne Ochoa;
Steve Cates; Tom Carpenter; Jack Bornsheuer.
TOP ROW: George Felkner; Santos Ramos;
Billy Wattengel; Henry Norris.
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�Stingaree Track Team
Hurdlers
Bobby Ross; David Bucklew; Wesley Hoover; Paul
Horton.
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High Jumpers
Bobby Ross; Bruce Smith; James Hale; Richard Gomez.
Broad Jumpers
FRONT ROW: Ken Gritta; Bruce Smith; Terry Coker; John Huff;
TOP ROW: Jay Duvall; Paul Horton.
Sprint Relay
John Huff; Maurice Mascarro; Ken Gritta; Doug Wyatt; Bill
Kenny.
223
�Mile Relay
Doug Wyatt; Terry Coker; Larry Rousseau; Greg Hardy.
Sprint Relay
Louis Head; Roger Krumholt; Mike Drake; Mike Stanley
John Staggs.
Sprinters
FRONT ROW: Mike Stanley; Robert Spencer; Terry
Coker; Louis Head. TOP ROW: Larry Rousseau: Bill
Kenny; Greg Hardy; Doug Wyatt.
Shot Putters and Discus
224
Mike Wheatley; Earl Platt; John Gorman; Sammy Hyde.
�Most Valuable Swimmer
Martin Kelly, a junior, is being presented his trophy by swimming coach John Hancock.
Outstanding Athletes
Terry Coker; Most Valuable Trackman Award; Jimmy Langford: Fighting Heart Award; Bubba Ross:
Baseball Good Sportsmanship Award; Bill BaHard: Most Valuable Golfer; Jack Bornsheuer: Most Dedicated Trackman; Ronnie Smith: Most Valuable Baseball Player
225
�Varsity Baseball Team
TOP ROW: Jim Triplett, manager; Dan Baker; Jimbo Deggs; Ronnie Smith; Wayne Froeschl; Mark Varley; Terry Moore; Roland
Castanie; Kenneth Weaver; Coach Milton Isenberg. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Clark; Phillip Cotham; Harry McAninch; Ernie
Solis; Larry Roberts; Johnny Glazner; Mike McDonald; Jim Mace, manager. FffiST ROW: Mike Miranda; Benny Rodriquez; Jimmy
Langford; Bubba Ross; Gerald Brown; Dale Coulthard, manager; Nathan Norris, manager.
Best All Around Athlete
RONNIE SMITH
226
�Junior Varsity Baseball Team
TOP ROW: Kerry Camfield; Mark Scharper; Dee Williams; Mike Stark; Randy Hunter; Jim Maxwell; Richard Posey; Coach
Foreman. SECOND ROW: Gary Cayce; Roger Caswell; Eddie Cornelius; Rusty McClellen; Bobby McKey; Mark Butz; Wayne
Basemore, manager. FIRST ROW: Doyle Fletcher; David Wyatt; David Tilley; Ronnie Martin; Mickey Granger; L. J. Hertenberger.
Stingaree Tennis Team
Dianna White; Mary Polanco; Don Clark; Wendy Williams.
227
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....
KENNETH WEAVER
ROLAND CASTANIE
JOHNNY GLAZNER
JIMBO DEGGS
MIKE MIRANDA
WAYNE FROESCHL
Senior
Stingarees
~
BUBBA ROSS
BENNY RODRIQUEZ
MARK VARLEY
TERRY MOORE
RONNIE SMITH
229
�Sports
Round-Up
230
��Through the years
we have pioneered naany
banl.ing services on
the Mainland and we
are still searching for
better ways to serve you.
Whatever the financial
TEXAS CITY~
~ffi u~@[Jffi[L BANK
need~ a Texas City
National Banh officer
will be glad to serve you.
,i
232
�THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
Congratulations From Your Local Agents
JIM E. KELLY, C.L.O.
Staff Mgr.
SAJA
GORDON MYERS
SAJA
STEVEN ELY
SAJA
BILL ADAMS
SAJA
JAMES A . LLOYD
SAJA
816 6th Street North, Texas City, Texas
Southwestern Home Office
1100 Holcomb Blvd., Houston I, Texas
.JERRY AULDS
SAJA
BERNIE LUMPKIN-Your School Photographer
Henderson
Texas
233
�Congratulations
and Best Wishes to the
Senior Class of 1967
WAH CHANG CORPORATION
Producer of Rare Metals
Texas
Division
234
Texas City
Texas
�1015 9th St. N.
Texas City
WI 8-8004
Congratulations, Seniors
MODERN
CLEANERS
1111 Sixth St.
DRY CLEANING
WI 5-7611
LAUNDRY SERVICE
NORGEVILLE
Prompt & Dependable
LOWELL PETERSON, Owner
OLIVIA VALDEZ, Mgr.
A. T. HAVARD, Driver
Dial WI 8-8253
913 10th St. N.
We're Glad You Seniors
Made It
Congratulations
PATTERSON PLUMBING
Texas City
Congratulations, Seniors
G. W.
HETHERINGTON
TEXAS CITY
BUILDING MATERIALS
INCORPORATED
3 13 Sixth Street North
WI 5-9122
1001 Texas Avenue
WI 5-7473
Texas City, Texas
Phone WI 5-7871
3 15 Sixth Street
GUARANTEE ABSTRACT COMPANY
80 I Sixth Street North
WI 5-7461
Texas City, Texas
Representing
KANSAS CITY TITLE INSURANCE CO.
AND
SOUTHWEST TITLE INSURANCE CO.
Jeweler
BAY TEX LUMBER
COMPANY, INC.
"Complete One-Stop Building Service"
1313 Texas Avenue
P. 0. Box 791
Texas City, Texas
235
�Dial WI 5-6641
Congratulations
Seniors
ANNA'S FLOWER SHOP
STANS FIELD SUPPLY
521 Seventh Street N.
Phone WI 5-7428
Continuous Service Since 19◄7
831 Sixth Avenue North
Texas City, Texas
" Shipley-the Quality
Name in Doughnuts"
DERREST WILLIAMS
Enco Service Station
Corner 9th Ave. and 9th St. No.
Phone WI 5-7200
WARM-FRESH DO-NUTS DAILY
DIRECT TO YOU.
-Filled and RegularWholesale & Retail
"WHERE TO BUY THEM"
Texas City, Texas
SHIPLEY DO-NUT SHOP
911 9th Ave. N.-WI 8-8083
Appraisals
Sales
Mortgage Loans
FHA Area Broker
Compliments of
PAUL PITT
BAY
RADIO AND APPLIANCE CO.
STAFFORD REALTY
COMP.ANY
619 6th Street North
120 I Six-tn Street N.
"We Sell the Best, and Service the Rest"
Phone WI 5-7202
WI 5-2351
Texas City, Texas
Compliments of
LAUFMAN'S JEWELRY
Diamonds
Watches
Gifts
Here the bride selects her
Sterling, Crystal, China
Engraved Wedding Announcements
236
SMITH'S BARBER SHOP
Three Barbers to Serve You.
URBAN SMITH-Owner
�ft.ANTOWS~YS
Everything For The Home
832 Fifth Avenue North
Texas C ity, Texas
Compliments
of
PORTER'S
Ladies' Apparel
Compliments of
HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY
" A Friendly Place to Trade'~
915 6th Ave. N.
Phone WI 5-4416
Best of Luck
DON WYATT
REAL ESTATE
513-16 Sixth Sh-eet North
WI 5-5459
TROUTS
SPORTING
GOODS
Don't Blow Up-Call Up
CHUOKE PLUMBING ·
725-9th Avenue North
JACK 'N' JILL
By Eating,
We Overcome H unge r ;
By Study,
Ignorance
Children's Wear
517 Sixth Street North
Phone WI 5-61 11
Texas C ity, Texas
WILKENFELD AGENCY
Boys and Girls-Infants Thru 14
617 8th Avenue
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
237
�INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS
BOZEMAN
APPLIANCE
Sales and Service
R.C .A. Whirlpool
Appliances
I 121 Texas Avenue
WI 5-6246
WI 5-7979
1710 Texas Ave.
Wholesale Hardware
Industrial Supplies
Rental Tools & Equipment
JOHN'S
MAINLAND
WI 5-7781
"If We Don't Have It We Can Get It"
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CO.
I 524-2b-T exas Avenue
BEAUTY COLLEGE
WI 5-4401
p,opls on th, go...
go
BfR(J.ER CHEF
: ,rl
.
~
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MANUEL'S TRIM SHOP
,e'
I(
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YOUR SAT ISFACTION IS OUR SPECIALTY
COMPLETE AUTO UPHOLSTERY
1220 TEXAS AVEN U E
TEXAS CI T Y. TEXAS
PHON E WI. 5 - 21 18
JOHNSON MATERIAL CO.
It's an energy winner! A
fast-paced game and a
nutritious hamburger
from Burger Chef. Deliciously differen t ·cause
it's Open Flame Broiled
and 100% pure beef .
Team it with a sack of
crisp trench fries. You
can't beat it for just 30t .
Ready Mixed Cement
93 I-4th Ave. S.
WI 5-4446
Texas City, Texas
2305 Palmer Hwy.
Texas City, Texas
238
�C & I REFRIGERATION &
"The Strength of Our Future
is vested in our Children."
AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE
FRED LINTON
-All Work GuaranteedWI 5-2752
Texas City
EMKEN-LINTON FUNERAL
HOME
Congratulations
Class of '67
Congratulations
Seniors
MEYERS SERVICE, INC.
A. A. SMITH INSURANCE
Auto Parts
A.lways A.vaHable S.ervice
5 I 6-5th Avenue North
Texas City, Texas
OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
Phones
WI 5-7051
618 Texas Avenue
WI 8-1723
JOE BURK AUTO PARTS
Machine Shop
Texas City, Texas
SUPER MARKETS
WI 5-2231
213 Sixth Street North
DEE WALKER REALTY CO.
311-9th St. N.
Texas City
"Open Seven Days a Week"
Texas City, Texas
Tel.
WI 8-1701
We Specialize In Homes
Sales-Rentals
239
�Congratulations
CHADWICK STUDIO
612 Fifth Avenue North
Phone WI 5-5651
"PERSONALITY PORTRAITS"
Haberdashery Sportswear
507-6th St. North
Phone WI 5-5421
Compliments of
Chadwick's Custom Color is a Product of the Finest
Processing and Workmanship Known to Photography
MR. JACK GIBBY
Managef"
Phone WI 5-210 I
713 Sixth St. N.
Texas City, Texas
GLAZER GLASS CO.
Phone WI 8-853 I
ANYTHING IN GLASS
Sincere Congratulations Seniors
From
MAINLAND BANK &
TRUST COMPANY
Texas City, Texas
Member F.D.I.C.
The All-Purpose Account That
Lets You Shop Many Stores
With One Charge Card.
Compliments of
GOODBAR'S
921-9 Ave. N.
to the Class of 1967
240
�With a hand
in every phase
of the oil business,
Marathon Oil helps
to build the future
as it grows.
Looking ahead helps a company to grow
wisely. We know that as we build our
future we are helping to build tomorrow's
world. Exploring for oil on five continents,
producing oil or gas in 22 states in the
U.S. and two other countries, we are
developing a great natural resource. Our
three U.S. refineries and two partly
owned plants in Europe transform crude
oil into useful products. Thousands of
miles of pipelines move our crude oil and
refined products where they are needed.
And selling our products through 3,700
Marathon service stations in the
American midwest, plus hundreds more
in Italy and West Germany, helps to
supply the motive power that keeps the
modern world on the move.
LOOKING AHEAD -
IN EXPLORATION • PRODUCTION • TRANSPORTATION • REFINING • MARKETING • RESEARCH
241
�Congratulations and Best Wishes
Seniors '67
TEXAS CITY-LA MARQUE
NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION
_,
Bertolett Motors Inc.
Gene Hamon Ford Inc.
Jelly Jones Oldsmobile Rambler Inc.
Mahaffey Motor Co.
Welch Brothers Chevrolet Inc.
242
�KINNEY'S SHOES
THE
MARTIN COMPANY
421-423 6th St. North
Texas City, Texas
LYNN DEES'
JUNIOR SHOP OF THE MAINLAND
(Juniors, Petites, Ladies)
Compliments of
DLENCO BLIND COMPANY
WI 8-1392
2830 Palmer Hwy.
I 3 I3--6th Street North
Girls of All Ages Who Are Young
at Heart
Telephone: WI 5-7751
Serving the Best Chicken in Texas
for Over 25 Years
GRAY'S LANES
TEXAS CITY
Phone WI 5-4242
Phone WI 5-2881
3232 Palmer Hwy.
Texas City, Texas
2820 Palmer Hwy.
SHEP'S "LITTLE" CHICKEN SHACK
TEXAS STYLE FRIED CHICKEN
Self-Service and Orders "To-Go"
Texans Have Bought Over 30 Million Orders,
We think you'll like it too.
Buy it by the Piece, or buy it by the Sack.
But be sure to buy it at-
"SHEP'S LITTLE CHICKEN SHACK"
CLOSED MONDAY
FIEST'S BEAUTY SALON
LLOYD Q. SEABOLT
2411 lfi South Gordon St., P.O. Box
Phone Old Field 8-5622
1182
Alvin, Texas
Distributor for LION Petroleum Products
221-2 Avenue North
Texas City, Texas
WI 5-6583
Complete Beauty Care
KEEP THIS PLACE IN MIND,
A BETTER ONE IS HARD TO FIND
243
�~
BANK OF T!i I; .• . A.._._/
,,~
La Marque, Texas
MEMBER of FDIC
Congratulations and Best Wishes
Seniors
From
McGAR INSURANCE AGENCY
"Continuous Service Since 1918"
912 Ninth St. North
Telephone WI 5-4406
Texas City
Congratulations
from
FASHION FABRICS
1321-6th St.
WI 5-2671
If
you know a news-worthy story
. . . or have a news-worthy
picture
send it to
~he NEWS C1TIZEX
3131/i 6th St. N.
Texas City
244
�■
■
(Lots of luck! You're going to need it.)
Some people never learn. The smaller your education, the smaller the job you'll get. The amaller
your salary, too.
It's a proven fact. You really ftll off your
future when you cut out of school. A11, 1ehool.
At any level. Grade School. High School. Even
College.
Today, to get a good job, you need a good
education. Employers insist on it. Good-paying
jobs demand it. So you really ought to ,et it ...
if you want to enjoy a richly rewarding future.
Don't sell a good education short. If you're in
school now ... stay there! Learn all you can for
as Jong as you can. If you're out of school, find
out about the many ways to get valuable training outside the classroom. Visit the Youth Counsellor at your State Employment Service. Remember, a good education isn't a luxury today.
It's an absolute necessity.
To get agood joll, get agood education
UNION CARBIDE CORPOIIATION
Chemicals & Plastics
UNION
CARBIDE
Texas City, Texas 77590
245
�SMITHDOUGLASS
~FERTILIZER ,.
fHE IIOADfN CHEMICAL COMPANY
Pocket Billiards
HARBOR CUE CLUB
710 9th Street North
Texas City, Texas
Family Entertainment
Best Wishes to the
1967 Seniors
BORDEN
CHEMICAL COMPANY
Smith Douglass Division
Manufacturers of
Agricultural Fertilizers
and Chemicals
IRENE'S
House of Elegance
Ladies' and Juniors' Wearing
Apparel
3 15 6th Street North
WI 5-6605
Texas City, Texas
WEINER'S DEPT. STORE
Nationally Advertised
Famous 'Brand Clothing
For All the Family
OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M.
Men's & Boy~• Wear
Your Levi's Store
419 Sixth Street
I 19 6th Street North
Texas City, Texas
WI • 5-22 I 0
ROGERS . . .
Fine Shoes
41 I Sixth Street North
KLEIN'S
"Smart Fashions
m Wearing Apparel"
Phone WI 5-6700
Best Wishes, Seniors
Texas City, Texas
417 Sixth Street North
WI 5-4811
246
�Picture Framing
REEVES
Paint-Wallpaper-Gifts
Quality Unsurpassed
522 6th St. No.
WI 5- 5831
Custom Draperies
HARVEY TRAVEL BUREAU
Reservations for All Airlines-Steamships-Hotels
Rent-a-Cars and Nationally
Advertised Tours
All at No Extra Charge to You
WI 5-4422
526 7th Ave. N.
Texas City, Texas
Compliments
of the
TEXAS CITY HIGH SCHOOL
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Publishers of the
Student Directory
MAINLAND
PHARMACY
626 Sixth Street North
Day-WI 5-2368
Night-WI 8-2360
Air Conditioning
Heating
Ice Makers
Refrigeration
Residentia~mmercial
,- nm
-
BORG WARN£~
MOSELEY REFRIGERATION
COMPANY
20 Years in Texas City
5.20 6th Ave. N.
TEXAS CITY DIKE
AND MARINA, INC.
WI 5-5822
Compliments of
1446 Texas Avenue and End of Dike
WI 5-5902-WI 8-8566
MEREDITH'S SHOES
528 6th St.
Texas City, Texas
247
�Congratulations
Compliments
Seniors
of
WAGNER ELECTRIC
CHAMBER'S, INC.
422 Texas Avenue
Compliments of
A- I WHITE TOP TAXI
Texas City
La Marque
WI 5-6632
WI 5-4408
WE 5-5408
331 Texas Ave.
Texas City, Texas
CAMERON'S HARDWARE
10-6 St.
WI 5-6363
Congratulations Seniors
TONY'S TEXAS CITY
JEWELRY & LOAN
Your Texas City Headquarters for diamonds,
watches, guns, and a complete line of musical and
sporting equipment.
232-Texas Avenue
WI 5-6972
248
ARMY-NAVY
DAVE'S
JEWELRY-LOANS
Compliments of
PETER J. LA VALLE
Compliments of
PICK AND PAY SUPER MARKET
430 Texas Avenue
Serving Your Neighbor,
Why Not You?
�BUSBEE'S
AGEE'S REXALL DRUG
R. W. SNELLING
Hardware and Appliances
Frigidaire Appliances
Glastran Boats
Johnson Motors
J. C. FULLER
Complete Drug Service
YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED
SALES AND SERVICE
Good Luck, Class of '67
FLOWERS PHARMACY
BAY PRINTERS &
STATIONERS
Phone WI 5-6676
901 Fikh Ave. N.
Texas City, Texas
Complete Line of Office Supplies
Friendship and Service
Corner of 7th Street and -4th Ave.
Owner
Phone
WI 5-9591
F. R. LAMP
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J. C. PENNEY'S
Always First Quality
Texas City, Texas
249
�HOWARD PERRYMAN
ALLSTATE INSURANCE
Compliments of
BEARDEN'S
FOOD MARKET
1519 6th Street North
Compliments of
Compliments of
Coin Operated
HICK'S BARBER SHOP
ECON-O-WASH
Laundry
618 I0th Street North
I 807 6th Street N.
Texas City, Texas
WHITE'S
THE HOME OF GREATEf< VALUES
Nuts to School!!
BOB WRIGHT
WI 8-2595
HARBOR VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER
ZIP'S TRIM & GLASS SHOP
826 9th Avenue North
Harbor Village
Shopping Center
Texas City, Texas
250
WI 8-8585
�Compliments
of
COMMUNITY PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
CHUCK & MIKE'S
DRIVE INN
Two Locations to Serve You
CHUCK & MIKE'S
14006-Texas Ave.
MAINLAND SAVINGS
ASSOCIATION
WI 5-7765
DOUBLE "R"
1415-6th St. North
Compliments of
WI 5-4672
1221 Sixth St. N.
Texas City, Texas
Phone WI 8-2546
251
�TEXAS CITY
REFINING, INC.
Independent Refiner
and Shipper
Petroleum Products, With
General Offices, Refining
and Terminal Facilities and
Marine Operations in Texas City
SALUTES
THE
GRADUATES
OF THE
CLASS OF 1967
252
�TOMAX
LUMBER COMPANY
RUST, EWING,
JORDAN, AND SMITH
702 Texas Avenue
Insurance
Real Estate
Loans
Phone WI 5-2371
SERVICE . . . IS OUR WATCHWORD
Everything for the Builder
619 Fourth Ave. N.
WI 8-1661
DELUXE CLEANERS
"Service For The Entire Family"
Drive-in Windows-Fully Insured
Big Bonus Stamps
ROY AL LAUNDRY & CLEANERS
I 809-6th Street N.
Texas City, Texas
BARTON BROWN, Owner
Telephone WI 8-1616
930 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
Phone WI 5-951 I
Free Pick-Up & Delivery
PIC-N-PAC
921 Texas Avenue
"Open Seven Days A Week"
DISBROW'S
COMMERCIAL PRINTERS
& LITHOGRAPHERS
"Complete Reproduction Service"
Phone WI 8-1131
MR. AND MRS. BENNIE RAY, Owners
625 4th Avenue North
Texas City, Texas
VOLKSWAGEN
OBER VOLKSWAGEN COMPANY
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LACE
:
A DIVISION OF C WALL AC
Authorized Sales and Service
for Galveston County
2627 Palmer Hwy.
Texas City, Texas
253
�Congratulations to the
Graduating Class of 1967
TEXAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY
254
�Compliments of
MAC'S REFRIGERATION
Cooling-Heating & Commercial Refrigeration
Sales & Service
Phone WI 8-2322
520 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
H. G. " MAC" McMAHAN
Compliments of
MERCHANTS' FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
If It Is to Be Had-W e Have It
W e Buy, Sell or Tra de
Phone WI 5-590 I
402 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
Phone WI 5-9371
ELLIS FURNITURE
New & Used Furniture and Appliances
Buy, Sell & Trade
322 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
KTLW
Music-News-Sports
-4 AM TO SUNSET
~
2326 Palmer Highway
I(fngS
Telephone WI 8-1718
Jewelers
P.O. Box 2419
Texas City,_ Texas 77590
TEXAS CITY'S FINEST
ARLENE'S FLORAL SHOP
\
"Corsages Our Speciality"
WI 5-420 1
51 o Sixth Street North
Texas C ity, Texas
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The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
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Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
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Title
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The 1967 Stingaree Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1967
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Annual staff of 1967
Source
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Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
The Annual Staff of 1967
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1967
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
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PDF
Type
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text
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Texas City, (Tex)
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Galveston County, (Tex)
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The 1968 Stingaree Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1968
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Annual Staff of 1968
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
The Annual Staff of 1960
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1968
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
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PDF
Type
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text
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Galveston County, (Tex)
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II Administratio11
VIII
Organizations
IX Activities
X
2
Sports
135
171 ·
199
3
�Dedication
John C. Martin
We, the staff of the 1969 Stingaree, dedicate this yearbook to MR. JOHN
C. MARTIN for his many years of devotion to the students of Texas City
High School and the community.
4
�DR. JOHN D. ENGMAN
Superintendent of Schools
Assistant Superintendent
of Schools
�ED STAGGS
Vice-President
Executive,
Lincoln Liberty
Life Insurance
W. L JOHNSTON
President
Insulator,
Carbide
HARRY W. McANINCH
Member
Engineer, Amoco
School
Board
1968-196~
DALE E. LAINE
Member
Monsanto
TRUMAN POWERS
Member
ROY A. HOFFMAN
Member
Owner, Hoffman
Lumber Company
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CHARLES ROHDEN,
D.D.S.
Member
�DALE E. LAINE
President
Monsanto
JAl\IES E. ST.' GS
Vice-President
Executive, Lincoln Lilwrl)
Life Insurance
DR. CHARLES L.
RHODEN
D.D.S.
Member
DR. JOHN P. REEVES
Member
School
Board
1969-1970
HARRY W. McANINCH
Member
Engineer, Amoco
W. L. JOHNSTO!\"
Member
Insulalor, Carbide
H. FRANK SDIPSO!\
Member
General Sales
.'.\Ianager. Welch
Bros. Chevrolel
7
�L. B. ~ANDERS
Principal
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'Y· L. DA VIS
ss1stant Principal
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�FACULTY
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�Charles Franklin Bailey;
B.B.A.
Baylor
U.; M. Ed. Stephen
F. Austin; Subject:
S01>homore
T.C.H.S. teachers enjoy refreshments at the F.H.A. faculty Christmas tea.
Counselor.
Darwin Barnett; B.S.
and
M.
Ed.
Sam
l\frs. Katherine Bell:
B.A. U. of Texas, M.
Houston· State: Subjects:
General
and
Machine
Woodwvrking; Sponsor: Senio r
Ed. U. of Houston;
Subject: S1,anish JI:
Sponsor:
American
Mrs. Robert K. Blair;
0. A. Univ ersity of
Class.
Texas; Subjects: Biology I, Health; Spansor: Juni or Class CoCha irman.
Mary
Jo
Boswell :
Teacher-Aide
Office.
Field Service,
Class.
Junior
Robert Harold Bray;
B.S. Ouachita Baptist
University: Subjects:
AJgebra I, Advanced
Algebra 11, Trigonometry , Related
II, Analysis I.
V
Broussard;
Suhjects :
Govern-
ment,
History.
Margo
World
l\'larie½c. Burns; B.A.
Sam Houston; Sub•
ject:
Sophomore
Enl,!•
lish; S1>onsor-: Sopho-
Frances Ann Cooper;
D.S. West Texas Sta tt>
Univ.; Subjects: Art
I nd II Sponsor: Jun ior Class.
more Class.
Leon T. Cox; B.S.
East
Texas
State
Univ. M. Ed. Unh·.
o f Houston; Subject:
Vocational
Coordinator
Edu<'alion).
Adjustment
(Special
Donal E. Clark; B.S.
Texas A&M Uni,•ersity, M.E. Univ. of
Hous ton;
Subject :
Physical
Educatio u :
Spo nsor:
Class,
Sophomor<'
Head
Coach,
Baseball
Sophomort•
Wallace
Football.
Myrtle L. Davis; B.S.
and
l\1.
Thomas S . Clar k : B.S.
and M. Ed. Un iv. of
Houston:
Subjet.'ls:
Eng li sh II, Journalism:
Sponsor: Press Club,
NewspapN, Yearbook.
Senio r Class.
Ed.
Prairit"
View A&M; Subjects:
Homemaking I and II:
Sponsor: F.H.A., Pe,,
Squad, Junior Class.
T.
Davi!:
B.A.
Texas
A&l\1.
M.S. N.T.S; Subjects,
Gocmelry, Ali;::cbra I.
Related Math I: Spon•
sor: Gui£ Coad,.
V.
)lath
J
Lucy Elaine Clubb:
B.B.A. Lamar Tech;
Subj ec ts: Typing I.
Personal
Typin:,:;
I and II ; S1wnsor:
Junior CJa,;~.
Cora W. DN·ker; B.A.
Mary Hardin Baylor:
Subjecls: Eni:::li:!!11 III:
Sponsor; Junior Class.
�I_
Jo<' Dc-Cu ir ; B.S. Ea:-t
Texas St.; .M . Ed.
Univ.
of
Hou ston;
Subject : Physical Education;
Sponsor:
Senior Class, Soph.
FootbaJI Coach, Bas•
ketball Coach.
Albert Dickson, Jr. ;
B.A.
Prairie
View
A &!'\·I Co ll cl!e; Subject: Ameri ca n His•
tory.
Betsy B. DeLay; B.A .
Ba ylor
U niv ers it y;
M.A. U niv . o f H ouston ; Subject: Engish
IV; Sponso r : Th espians, Senio'r Class.
Val ela Faye De nham;
B.A. East T exas State
Univ.; Subjec ts: Typ ing I, Business Math;
Sponso r :
Sophomo re
Class .
l\fary M. Doyl e; H.S.
State,
M.S.
Ohio
Univ.
of
Hous ton;
Subjects: Economics,
American
Hi stor y;
Sponsor: Juni or Class .
Gail Duna gan; B.A.
East
Texas
State
Univ.; Subject: Biology J ; Sponsor; Jun ior Class.
T. C. teachers display school spirit at the pep rallies.
,/_
Thomas V G. Easton;
B. of Mus. Ed . Un iv.
of Housto n; Subject:
Instrumental Music.
E. Jo F;ke,; B.S. Ed.
Southwes t
Texas
State; Subj ec ts: Alg.
II, Adv. Geom., Adv.
Alg. II, Rel. Ma th II:
Sponsor: Chairma n o f
Sophomo re Class.
J e rry G. Eddins; B.S.
and M.S. East T exas
Stal e Univ.; Subjects:
Biology
I an ti
II;
Sponsor:
Scicnrf'
Club.
Alfred J . Foreman;
B.S. S.W.T.S., Mas•
ters A& I; Subjects:
World Hi s tory , Am.
History; Sponsor: Jr.
Varsity F oo tball and
Baseba ll.
Mildred Carol Ely;
B.S. Texas Wesleya n.
M. A<lm . Ed. Univ . of
Texas; Subject: Reg istrar.
✓
Wanda
G.
Frazie r ;
B.S. Un iv o f Texas:
Subjects:
Alg.
II,
Geom etry I, Rel. Math
II; Sponsor: Junior
Class, Thespians.
Gerry Fair ey; Subje{'I:
Library Clerk.
Fran ces L. Fundlini,;::
Subjec t : Secretary.
Bernadin e 0. Field :
B.A . Ri ce U niv .; Subjects: Spanish II, III,
and
IV:
Sponsor:
Senior Class, Chairman of Foreign Lan•
~uage Depa rtm ent.
Rowena Gracey; 8.A.
Univ.
of
Hou ston:
Subject: En1?lish III :
Sponsor:
Literary
Guild.
II
�✓
J. 8. Graham ; B.S.
North
T exas
State
Univ .; Subjects: Gen Basic
Ge n.
L.
Hancock;
J oh n
B.S.
Baylor Univ.;
Subjec ts: Biology, P.
E.; Sponsor: Senior
Class.
Linda J . Hearn; B.S.
Dian e
H e nry ; Subject: Tea ch er.aid e .
eral El ec tri c it y,
Electronics •
/
Drafting.
East
Texas
State
Univ. ; Subjects: Typ ing I and 2.
Rik B. Hawkins ; B.S.
Univ. of T exas, M .
Ed.
Sam
Houston
State; Subj ec ts; Trigono me try, Analysis I
and
II ;
Sponsor :
DLG 's, Senior Class.
Wayn e ~ ill; B.S. and
l\LE. Sam Hou s ton ;
S ubj ects : Physical Education,
Texas Hi s•
tory, World History ,
Coach (Football, Base•
ball Asst.)
Mrs. Holden and Mrs. King enjoy a few quiet moments at the
F.H.A. faculty Christmas tea.
Fern
Hold en;
B.S.
Univ. of T exas, M.A.
Univ.
of
Colorado;
Subject:
Am e ri ca n
Gove rnm ent.
✓ V
Billy L. Jon es ; B. A.
Univ.
of T exas at
Austin;
Subject:
Chemistry I ; Sponsor:
T ennis Senior Class.
12
Dorothy Holla ad Holt;
B.A. Rice Univ.; Subj ec t:
English 111.
Mar y H . Jon es; B.A .
S.H .S .T.C . , M. Ed.
Univ. of Texas; Subject: Librarian; Sponso r:
Volunteens,
Sophoomore Class.
Kay
M. VHolt;
B.S.
Sam Houston State;
Subject:
Reading;
Sponsor: Senior Class.
T . 0 . VKeepers : B.A.
Southwestern
Univ.,
M. Ed. Sam Hou ston
State; Subject: Coun·
se lo r; Sponsor: Nat ·
ional Ho nor Society .
Janet E. Jacobs; B.A .
Univ.
of
H ouston;
Subjects:
Ameri can
Hist ory,
American
Government,
World
History.
Mrs. Nann e tt e K . Jar•
rel}; B.A. Univ. of
Texas;
Subj ec t:
Fren ch; Sponsor: Le
Cerc l~ Fran ca is.
Elizab e th
S.
King;
Subject: Secreta ry.
LaV erne Yvonne Lawson; Su bj ec t: Sec re•
ta.ry .
�Nell e C. Leac h; B. S .
Mill saps College, M.
Ed. Lo uisian a S tate
Uni v.; Subjec ts: Alg.
I,
Geom.,
Related
Math Il;
Sponso r :
Sen ior Class.
Sand ra D. Manross;
B.B .A. La ma r Tec h;
Subjects :
Boo kk eep•
Bus in ess
Main ~,
chin es, Cle ri cal Pra c tice ; Sponso r ~ Commercial Club.
McEJrath;
Jam es L. Lee; B.A. J oBeth
N.T.S .U., M.S. E.T. B. S. Univ . of Te xas;
S.U.; Subjec ts: Cho- Subject: Physi cal EdSponso r:
ral Mu s ic, Music Th e - ucation;
Girl'!
ory; Sponsor: Boy's Juni or Class,
Choir, Girl's Choir, Volleyball Coach (Jr.
Varsi
ty
and
Varsity).
Acappl'llo
Choir,
Sophomore ..flass.
J ohn C. Martin; B.A.
BHI Marshall;
B.S. and M. Ed . Stephe n
Lamar
T ech;
Suh• F. Au st in; Subjects:
jects: Bio. I, Marin e PS I, II; Orama I.
Dra ma II; Sponsor:
Biology.
Thespians, Key Club.
These T.C. teachers must have heard a funny joke while enjoying food
and drink at the F.H.A. Christmas tea.
Rub y
Ne ll
Mill e r:
Subj ect:
Att enda nce
Clerk.
Mamie Orma nd;
Ou r Lady of th e
Subject: Alg. I,
Geom., Rela ted
II.
B.A.
Lake;
Plan e
Math
Gloria
Carlstorm
Mills;
B.S.
Texas
A&I Univ.; Subjects:
Child
Developme nt ,
Hom e Nursing, Hom emaking I ; Sponsor:
Pep Squad, F.H .A.,
Sophomore Class.
Dori s M. Park e r ; B.
A. S.W.T.T.C.; Subjec t :
Engish
IV ;
Spo nso r : Co-chairman
of Senior Class .
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Mart y Norman; B. .-\.
Univ. o f Texu ; Subjects: American Gove rnmcnt,
Am e ri can
Hi story.
Ll oyd Parker;
B.S.
Trinity U., M.S. Bay•
!or U.; Subj ec ts: Dir ec tor Athleti cs, Phy sica l Education, Head
F oo tball Coac h .
Judith M. Norri s ; B.
A. Ri ce Unh·. ; Subject:
English
III;
Sponsor: F .T.A., Lit e rar y Guild , Senior
Class.
/
EJla Pay.}{;; Subject :
T eac her-aid e.
Roy E . Omhcrt: B.S.
East Texas State, 1\.L
E. Univ. of Houston;
Subject: Aut o 1\.fochani cs, Welding.
v
Larry W. P erry ; B.S.
and l'\11.A. Stephen F.
Subject:
Au stin;
World Hi sto ry.
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�Karen Pevoto; B.B.A.
Sam Houston State;
Subjects: Typing I.
Business
English;
Sponsor: Career Club,
Commercial Club.
Mr. Keepers and Mrs. Jarrell converse with Mrs. Tootsie Ross, Assistant
Superintendent of Schools.
Jettie
Roll;
B.A.
Univ. of Texas; Subject: Englioh Ill .
e/
Susan
Selman; B.
A. Univ. of Houston;
Subjects:
American
History, English II;
Sponsor:
Sophomore
Class.
Evelyn E. Saunders;
B.A. Southwest Texas
State College; Subjects: Shorthand, Steno.
Practice,
Clerical Practice, Typing
I, Personal Typing:
Sponsor:
Commercial
Club.
John C. Sirmans; B.
S. and M. Ed. Eaot
Texas State Univ.;
Subject,: Algebra IJ ,
Related
Math
JI;
Sponsor: Junior Class.
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Susan Dale Raley; B.
A. Univ. of Houston:
Subject: English 11;
Sponsor:
Thespians,
Future Teachers.
Jan e K. Schaper i B.
A. and M.A. E.T.S .
U.; Subjects: Latin
1, IJ, Ill, English
III; Sponsor: Sophomore Class.
John VMartin Slough;
B.A. Univ. of Texas;
Subjec ts :
Alg.
1,
Geom . Rel. Math I;
Spon,or: j:heu Club .
Laura -\ Pigg;
B.A.
Stephen F. Austin;
Subject: Spanish I.
Sherry Renfro; B.A.
Northeast
Louisana
State College; Sub•
jects: Engish II, Eng,
ish II B, English III.
David B. Rachel; B.S.
and M.S. East Texas
State Univ.; Subject:
American
History:
Sponsor: DLG's, Ten•
nis Team.
Robert L. Renfroe; B.
S. Sam Houston State,
M. Mus. Ed. Southern College Fine Arts;
Subjects: Band I, II,
III, Marching Band.
Ann Schroeder: B.S.
and
M.
Ed.
Sam
Houston S.T.C.; Sub·
jects Horne & Family
Living,
Homemakin~
Ill;
Sponsor:
Pep
Squad, F.H.A.
Hazel Scruggs; B.B.A.
Baylor U., M. Ed. U.
of Hou ston; Subjects:
Typing II, Shorthand,
Steno Practice, Clerical Practice: Sponsor: National Honor
Society.
Harry L. Smith; B.S.
and M.A. U. of Alabama; Subjects: Gen•
eral
and
Machine
Metalwk, Welding.
Roger Smith; B.S ..
B.A. , and M. Ed. U.
of Arkan,u; Subject:
Juni or Counselor
�Mrs. Lois B. Tho ma s ;
B.S.
North
T exa,
State U., M. Ed. West
T exas State U., M.L.
S. Texas Woman 's U.;
Subj ect: Librarian.
W. B. Thornton; B.
A. Austin College, M.
Ed. Texas Tech; Subjects: Plane Geometry, Consumer Math,
Related Math II.
Martha G. Watso n; B.
A. Baylor Universit y ;
Subj ect: Speech .
Judith
A.
Waugh;
B.A. Stephen F. Aus •
tin; Subjects: Busi ness Machines, Business Law, Typing I,
and P ersonal Typing;
Sponsor: Juni or Class.
Pete Trippodo, Jr.;
B.S.
Sam
Hou ston
State;
Subjects:
Chemistry I and II.
Margie H . Whe eler;
B.S. Stephen F. Austin; Subject: Phys ica l Edu ca ti on.
T.C. fans support the Stings at the Basketball games.
Pictures not available
F. C. Cross
Mary Lazell e Wilcox:;
B.S. an d M.S. Univ er•
sity of Housto n; Subject : Dean of Girls;
Sponsor:
Stud ent
Council, Cheerlead ers.
Carolyn Wilson i B.S.
Texas Woman 's Uni •
versity;
Subject:
Physical
Education;
Sponso r: Juni or Class.
Lee Furman; Subject:
Teacher-aide.
Mary Ray Good
Douglas G. Hall
Jim Ja ckson /
Jim Kap er, Jr.
Ri chard Leroy Little auJ /,1-./s/r,7
Mn. Sharon Mauldin
May Agnes Neyland
Don Loy Noble
Ellen N. Owens
W. L. Peace
John M. Poss
Mary Gayl e Prihoda
Robert F. Sliva
Ron Thompson L
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SENIORS
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�ANGEL RAMIREZ ACOSTA
ALAN LYNN ADAMS
FFA Greenhand Vice-President '6
'68; FFA Chapter Sentinel '68-'6
TERRY JOE ADAMS
JUDY ANN ALEXANDER
GARY PHILLIP ALEXANDER
GENEVIEVE SANDRA AMATO
Girl's Choir '67-'68; "South Pacific"'
'68; Thespians '66-'67; DECA '68'69.
GERTRUDE LORRAINE
ANDERSON V
KAREN SUE ANGELL
Junior Varsity Volleyball 'Team '67'68; Varsity Volleyball Team '68'69.
TOMMY DALE ARMSTRONG
Distributive Education '68-'69; DE
Delegate to Area Convention '69;
Delegate to State Convention in
Dallas '69.
JACQUELYN GWEN ATWOOD
P ep Squad '66-'69, Row Leader;
Career Club '66-'69; Soph. Rep. '67,
Jr. Rep. '68, Parliamentarian '69;
Student Council Represen tative '68'69; Jr. Rotary Ann '68; Leadership
Banquet '67-'68.
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�PETER DANIEL AUGER
Varsity Football '67-'69 ; JV Football
,66 . Letterman's "T" Association
,67:'69; Swimming '.66-'67; Golf
'68; Interact '6i-'68.
KATHLEEN LOUISE AUZSTON
Girl 's Glee Club '66-'68; Library
Club, P arliamentarian.
DORIS J EAN BARRETT
FHA '68-'69; Junior Red Cross '68'69.
DEBRA JOAN BARTON
BEVERLY HOPE BEAN
Pep Squad '66-'67; Career Club '66'68.
DONNA CHERYL BEAN
HARVEY LEE BEAN
MICHAEL DEWAYNE BELL
JAMES MICHAEL BERG
MICHAEL W. BERGQUIST
Band '66-'69
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�SUE ELLEN BERSUDER
Thespians '67-'69, " How to Succeed"
'68; Pep Squad '67-'68; Junior
Play '67-'68; Senior Play '68-'69;
Stingaree Tales, Cartoon Ed.; Honor
Case, Am. Govt. '69; Press Club;
Sr. Prom Act. Com.; State Journalism Con.
HARLIN EMMETT BESSIRE
ELAINE MARIE
BETHSCHEIDER
Commercial Club, President '68-'69;
Pep Squad '66-'69; Leadership
Banquet '69.
SHARON MARIE BIGLER
Thespians '67-'68; FHA '68-'69.
WANDA MAE BITNER
MICHAEL CLOYD BLACK
CLIFFORD LEE BLANTON
GARY MICHAEL BLYTHE
Football Manager '67-'69; Interact,
Jr. Director '67-'68, Vice-President
'68-'69; National Honor Society '67'68, President '68-'69; National Merit
Scholarship Finalist; DLG's '67-'69;
Honor Guard '68 ; Outstanding
Chemistry tud ent, Am. Chemistry
Society Scholarship Exam '68.
HENRY CHARLES BOGAN
LINDA DARNELL BOGAN
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LANA DAWN BOHA AN
Pep Squad '67-'68; FHA '66-'67.
MARVIN BOOKER
LEON L BOONE
JOHN DAVID BORNSHEUER
MARILYN KAY BOSWELL
Pep Squad '66-'69; FTA '67-'68;
Literary Guild '67-'69; Commercial
Club '68-'69; Senior Play Sets '69;
Senior Prom Decora ting Committee.
BELi DA AN
BOURGEOI~
P ep Squad '66-'69; FTA '66-'69, Sr.
Board Member '69; Lit erary Guild
'67-'69; Thes pians '66-'69, "Oklahoma", "How to Succeed", "Take Me
Along"; Junior Play '68; Senior
Play '69; Honor Society '67-'69;
Press Club '69; Journalism Convention '69; Honor Guard '68.
BARBARA ANN BRADEN
Yearbook Staff Junior Section Editor '69 ; Pep Sq uad '66-'69 • Press
Club '68-'69; Com mercial dub '68"69; Senior Play Usher Sets '69 •
Senior ~rom Decora ting 'committee;
Journalism Conven tion '69.
SCOTT MONDY BRADLEY
JOHN DAVID BRADFORD
JANIS MARIE BRASHER
FTA '66-'67; GRA '66-'67; Junior
Varsity Voll ey ball Tea m '67-'68;
Varsity Volleyball Tea m '68-'69; Science Club '68-'69.
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�ELVA ANN BREAZEALE
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ALAN CLARK BRINEY
Distributive Education '67-'69 ..
THERESA ANN BROOKS
DON 1A YVONNE BROWN /
Stingaree Tales Staff, Reporter '68'69; Le Cercle Francais '67-'69, Secretary '69; Press Club '69; Cand.
Interact Sweetheart '67-'68; Thespians '66-'68, Corresp. Sec. '67;
"Oklahoma"; Jr. Play '68; Sr.
Play '69; FTA '66-'68; Science
Club '66-'67; Band '66-'67, Six Flags
Trip, Solo--Ensemble Contest.
JUDY CAROLYN BRUNER
DAVID A. BUCKLEW
Track '66-'68.
GLORIA SUE BURCH
KENNETH RAY BURNS
Region Choir '69; All-State Alt.
'69; UIL Reg. Solo and Ensemble
Cont. '68-'69; UIL State Solo and
Ensemble Cont. '68; Acappella Choir
'67-'69; "South Pacific"; Tenor Sec.
Leader '68-'69; Choir Tour '69;
"Swingers", Pres. Transfer-Smiley
High School, Houston.
MARK STEPHEN BUTZ
TRINA GAIL CALHOUN
�DAVID NIN O CAPETILLO
LARRY BOB CARDEN
EVELYN JANELL CARLISLE
Stingaree Tales Staff, Exchange Editor; Pep Squad '66-'68; Thespians
'66-'67, "Okla homa"; Junior Play
'68 ; Senior Play '69; Career Club
'68-'69; Press Club '68,'69; GRA
'66-'67; J ournalism Convention '69;
Honor Case, Span. and Art; Sr.
Prom Decorati ng Comm.
MARY CARRELL
MARY MARGARET CARROLL
Stingaree Tales Staff, Distribution
Manager '68-'69; Press Club '68-'69;
FHA '68; Pep Squad '67-'68; Senior Play Usher '69; Journalism Convention '69.
VICKI L Yi
CARTER
Transfer-Cedar Vale, Kansas '66;
FHA '67-'69, 1st Vice-President '69;
Volunteens '68-'69; Pep Squad '68'69.
MARY CHARMAINE I
CASTAN IE
French Cl ub '66-'69, President '69;
Pep Squad '66-'68; Volleyball Team
'67-'68; Career Club '66-'68; GRA
'66-'67; Vo lunteens '66-'67; Foreign
Language League Tour of Europe
'68.
FRANCES NELL CAUDLE
FHA '66-'67; Pep Squad '67-'68.
GARY N. CAYC E
Varsity Baseball '67-'69· Student
~oun cil Rep. '68-'69 ; Ke/ Club '6869; JV Baseball '66-'67 • Thespians
'68-'69 ; Science Club '68,-'69· DLG's
'?8-'69 ; Leadership Banquet '69; Senior Pla y, Lead and Sets.
PHILLIP WAYNE CAYTON
Senior Play Sets '69; Most Promising Composer Award '69.
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�GINGER RAE CHAIN
LESTER CHAMBERS
ROBERTA ANN CHAPIN
FT A "67-'69. Com·ention "68; Pep
Squad "66-"69; Lit era ry Guild '67'69; Junior Play. Programs and
Usher "68; Set1ior Play. Program
Chairman "69 ; Senior Prom Decoratin g
Committee;
Commencement
U,her "68.
CYNTHIA DIAN E CHUOKE
DO:\' CL\RK
Student Council "66-"69; Varsity Let- ·
terman ·, Club "67-"69: Tennis Tea m
"66-"68; K ey Club "66-"67 ; Thespians
"66-"67; _-\ Cappella Choir '69;
'·Swingers· "69: Volleyball '.\fan.
ager "69.
K ITTY SUE CLARK V
Yea rbook Staff, Activities Ed. "68'69 ; Commercial Club, Vice-President "68-'69 ; Pre,s Club '68-'69;
Thesp ians '67. " Oklahoma"; Pep
Squad '68; Lit erary Guild "67.'68;
Se11ior Play Sets "69 ; Lea dership
Banquet '69; Journalism Convention
'69.
P .-\TRICL-\ '.\L\RIE CL-\RK
'.\IARY CATHRYN CLE'.\ IENTS j
P ep Squad '66-'69, Treas urer '69;
Career Club "66-'69. Vi ce- Pre,. '69;
Press Club "69; Senior Act. Co,nm.
"69 ; . 10 111. DLG Sweetheart; Thespian, "67, '·Oklahoma" ; Dist. Var,ity Voll ey ball Tea m '67-'68; Lit.
Guild '67-"69, Parlia. '69; Sting. of
th e Week; Sr. Play; Lead. Banq.;
FTA "66-"68.
'.\L-\RY ELLE\" COKER
Ca ree r Club "66-"69. Parliamentarian
"68-"69:
Th espiam "66-"67:
Pep
Squad "66-"68.
O'.\ L-\ WALTON COKER
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�-WILLIE DALE COLE
So phomore Band, Vice-President
'67-'69; Senior Play '69 .
ALFREDA JAN COLLINS
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JOE l\IARION COLLINS
AJURELLA COMBS
Training Band '66-'67; Advanced
Band '67-'69; Solo Ensemble '67'69; Six Flags Trip '67 and '69; Red
Cross '69; FHA '68-'69; UIL Contest '67-'69; Commencement Usher
'68 ; FHA Area Meeting.
DEBRA AN CONRAD
Lit erary Gui ld '67-'69, President
'68-'69; FTA '67-'69. Secretary '68'69, State Delegate '69, Convention
'67-'69; Pep Squad '66-'69; French
Club '66-'69; Leadership Banquet
'69 ; GRA '66-'68.
DALE EUGENE COULTHARD
DEBORA H ILENE COURTNEY
Hom: Queen '69; Cheerldr. '67-'69;
All School Sweetheart '68 ; Cand.
All School Fav. '69; Cand. Soph.
Fav. '67; Cand. Jr. Fav. '68; Cand.
Sr. Fav. '69; Ca nd. All School Sweetheart; Cand. Key Club Sweetheart; Sec. Runner Up FFA Sweetheart; "68; Sec. Jr. Class '68; Stu.
Coun. Rep. '66-'68; Sting. Tales Rep.
Press Club "69; Pep Sq uad '67;
Honor Case.
CLI FTO1 WAY1 E CRO UCH I
Area Winn er in Public Speakin g For
DE ; Con testant in State Competition held in Dallas.
JO HN ~!U RL DAIGLE, JR.
Boy's Glee Club, President '68;
Honor Case. American Government
and Commercial Art.
RONALD RAY DARDEN
National Honor Soc iety '68-'69, President '69; Finalist in National Honor
Society Scholarship Program; Hon orable l\Iention in Nat ion al Merit
Program; Valedictorian.
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�CHARLES WAY E EVANS
TANYA RENE EVANS
BETTY CATHER! E
FERNANDEZ
REBECCA MARIE FERNANDEZ
Natl. Honor Soc. '68-'69, Treas. '69;
TC Jaycees Straight "A" Student
Award '67; FTA '66-'69, Pres. '69,
Convention '67-'69; Honor Guard
'68; Literary Guild '67-'69; Thespians
'67-'69, Treas. '69. Plays '68-'69 ;
Junior Play '68; Senior Play '69;
Pep Squad '66-'69; Sophomore Orienta tion '68; Leadership Bang.
MARY ANN FESPERMA
Senior Play Usher '69; Press Club
'68-'69; Stingaree Tales Staff, Reporter '68-'69, Journalism Convention '69; Pep Squad '66-'69; Junior
Play '68; Career Club '66-'67; Senior
Prom Decorating Committee '69.
GUYLA MARIE FILER
CAROLY FAY FILLMORE
GRA's '66-'68; FHA '68-'69; Girl's
Choir '66-'69; Red Cross '67-'68,
Heart Fund.
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EV A LA VERN FILLMORE
FHA '66-'69; GRA '66-'67; Commercial Club '68-'69; Solo and Ensemble
Contest; Red Cross '66-'69; Volunteens '68-'69; Thespians '68-'69; Senior Play '69; Senior Prom Decorating Committee '69; Six Flags Dallas
Trip '66-'67.
CAROLYN SUE FISHER
DOYLE WAYNE FLETCHER
"Sportsmanship Award" in Football
'68-'69; Sophomore Football '66'67; Junior Varsity Football '67-'68;
Varsity Football '68-'69; Junior Varsity Baseball '66-'68; Varsity Baseball
'68-'69.
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�MALINDA FORMAN
LOYD MICHAEL FRANKLIN
Sophomore Football '66-'67; Junior
Varsity Football '67-'68; Chess Club
'67-'69, Treasurer.
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DENNIS CALTON FREUDE
ANNE LOUISE FUNDLING
Yearbook Staff, Club Ed.; Stingarette '66-'69, Head Drill Ldr. '68-'69;
Thespians '66-'69, Honor Thes.,
"Take Me Along" Choreog.; Lit.
Guild '67-'69, Rep. '69; Interact '68'69; Jaycees "A" Award '67; Sr.
Prom Dec. Comm. '69; Journ. Conv.
'69; Press Club '69; Sr. Play '69;
Cand. Band Sweet. '69; Ensem.
Cont.
GEORGE WILLIAM FUQUA
PAMELA JEAN GARCIA
ROSE MARIE GARCIA
Transfer-Hitchcock
YOLANDA SOLIS GARCIA
JIMMY LEE GARNER
ABEL GARZA, JR.
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�ANGELICA SALINAS GARZA
OLGA K. GARZA
STELLA GARZA
KARLA GERMAN
Red Cross '67-'69, Treasurer; FHA
'68-'69; Commercial Club '68-'69.
ROBERT MICHAEL GIBSON
ROCKY GIDDINGS
RAY EDWARD GILBERT, JR. j
BOYD LEE GILL
BARBARA GWIN GILMAN
RICHA MARIE GILREATH
All Area Band "68-'69; All Region
Band '68-'69; Al! District Band '68'69; Solo and Ensemble Contest '66'69; Six Flags '66-'67; Corpus Contest '66-'67; Six Flags '68-'69; FTA
'66-'67; V0lunteens '69.
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�CYNTHIA JO GLASS
Transfer- Channelview, Texas.
DEBRAH ELAINE GLAZENER
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BEYERLY ANN GODFREY
ROBERT W. GOLLBERG
JULIAN GOMEZ, JR.
Ten nis Team '67-'69.
RICHARD D. GOMEZ
JOHN LOUIS GOODSON
National Honor Society '67-'69; Key
Club '66-'69, Project Chrmn. '67-'68;
Thespians '66-'67; Band '66-'69, VicePres. '68-'69; Interscholastic League
Play '66-'67; Sen. Act. Comm. '68'69; Honor Guard '67-'68, Leadership Banquet '66-'69.
LARRY THOMAS GOUDEAU
JANICE LYNN GRIFFIN
JAMES M. GUEDRY, JR.
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JOHN KENDALL HACKBARTH
Key Club '66-'69; Thespians '66-'69;
DLG's '68-'69; Honor Guard '68;
Science Club '66-'67.
MIKE RAY HADEN
LAWRENCE GEORGE HAGAN
MARY NELL HAMBY
Pep Squad '66-'69; Commercial Club
'68-'69.
DONNA KAY HARDMAN
Pep Squad '66-'68.
GREGORY HARDY
BEYERL Y JEAN HARVEY
LOUIS GIBSON HEAD
Sophomore Football '66; Junior Varsity Football '67; Junior Varsity
Track '66-'68; Senior Play '68; Senior Prom Decorating Committee '69;
Interact '67.
BRUCE HARRY HENKHAUS
Band '66-'69, Solo and Ensemble
Contest '67, '69; National Honor Society '68-'69; Science Club '68-'69,
President; DLG's '67-'69.
BENJAMIN HERRERA, JR.
FFA.
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�NANCY JOYCE HERRINGTON
Pep Squad '66-'68 .
CARROL RAY
HERTENBERGER
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LANA GAIL HICKMAN
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TERRI A. HIGGINS
FHA '66-'67.
V
ROY HENDERSON HOFFMAN
National Honor Society '68-'69;
Honor Guard '68; Key Club '66-'69,
Secretary '68-'69, Sophomore Board
Member '66-'67, Chairman of Leadership Banquet '69; Thespians '66-'69,
"Oklahoma" '67, "How to Succeed"
'68, "Take Me Along" '69; Science Club '66-'69; Band '66-'69;
Senior Play '69; Senior Activities
Com mittee '69.
MICHAEL LEE HOLBROOK
THOMAS MORGAN HOLDER
TIMOTHY JOE RANDALL HOLT L----"'
Chess Club '67-'69, President; Junior Varsity Football '67.
ROBERT HERD HOOK
Key Club '67-'68; Honor Guard
'68; Senior Prom Decorating Committee '69.
LINDA SUE HOOPER
J
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�PAMELA KARYL HOOVER
Stingaree Tales Staff, Spring Ed.
'69; Asst. Drum Maj. '69; 1st Run.
Up FFA Sweet. '69; Nom. Hom.
Queen '69; Nom. All School Fav.
'69; Norn. School Sweet. '69; Thes.
'67, '69; Lit. Guild '68-'69; Interact
'68-'69; Soph. Class Sec. '67; Honor
Guard '68; Stingarette '66-'69; Senior Prom Dec. Comm. '69; Student
Council '69.
KARL LAWRENCE HORN
DIANE
LEIGH DEXTER HOWERTON
KA THERINE
BILLY HOWETH
HOW ARD
J
MARIE THERESE HUFFMAN
Cheerldr. '67-'69; All School Fav.
'69; Sr. Fav. '69; Football Sweet.
'69; Natl. Hon. Soc. '68-'69; Sr.
Act. Com m. '69; Stu. Coun. Rep.
'67-'69; Hon. Guard '68; Sting.
Tales, Sports Ed. '69; Norn. School
Sweet. '69; Norn. Hom. Queen '68;
Norn. Jr. Fav. '68; Norn. Key Club
Sweet. '68; Norn. Soph. Fav. '67;
Press Club '69, Treas.; Thes. '66'68; P ep Squad '66.
NANCY VERONICA HUNT
Yea rboog Staff, Junior Class Editor
'69; Press Club '68-'69; Commercial Club '69, Reporter; Senior
Play '69; Pep Squad '66-'69; Senior Prom Decorating Committee '69;
Journ alism Convention '69.
KENNETH WAYNE HUNTER
Band '66-'69; Solo and Ensemble
Contest '66-'67; Six Flags Trip '66'67.
RANDAL KYLE HUNTER
Varsity Baseball '68-'69; Junior Varsity Baseball '66-'68; Key Club '6667.
JEFFREY CRAIG HUTCHINS
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�JACKY DON HUTCHISON
FFA Green Hand President, Chapter 'Reporter, Cha pter Vice-President District III FFA Secretary;
Rot;ry Sch<'l!arship.
JOHN YOUNG HUTCHISON III
MICHAEL JAMES HYMEL
Key Club '66-'69, President '68-'69,
Secretary '67-'68; Thespians '67-'69,
Sgt.-at-Arms '68-'69, " How to Succeed" '68, "Take Me Along" '69;
Senior Play '69; National Honor Society '68-'69; DLG's '68-'69; MC
Awards Assembly; Kiwanis $100
Bond.
SANDRA JEAN IVY
Yearbook Staff, Sophomore Class
Editor '69; Lit. Guild '67-'69, Secretary '68-'69; Commercial Club,
Secretary '68-'69; Press Club '68'69; Pep Squad '66-'69; FTA '67'68; Thes. '66-'67; Interact '68-'69;
Senior Play '69; Leadership Banquet
'69; Journalism Convention '69; Senior Prom Decorating Committee '69.
CHERRY AMES JEFFERSON /
DIANA MARIE JOHNS
DLG's Sweetheart '68-'69; 1st Runner Up Band Sweeth eart '68, Band
'66-'69, Head Drill Leader '68-'69,
Stingarette '66-'69; Thespians '67-'69,
Corresponding Sec. '68-'69, "How to
Succeed" '68, "Oklahoma" '67, "Take
Me Along" '69, Honor Thes. '69;
Interact '68-'69; Senior Play Sets
and Usher '68; Lit. Guild.
BERRY GLYNN JOHNSON \,/
GLENNA LEE JO HNSTON
Cheerleader '67-'69 ; Key Club Sweetheart '68-'69; Jun ior Favorite '68;
Sophomore Favorite '67 ; Vice-Pres.
Sophomore Class '67; N om. All
School Favorite '68-'69; Norn. School
iweet~ear~ '68-'69; Norn. Senior
avonte 69; Norn. Homecoming
Queen '68; Kiwanis $100 Bond.
BEVERLY JEAN JOHNSON ✓
Pep Squad '66-'69; Commercial Club
'68-'69.
DANNY LYNN JONES
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�GWENDOLYN JONES
JIMMY M. JONES
Pres. Soph. Class '67; Soph. Fav.
'67; Stu. Coun. '66-'68; Junior Varsity Football '67; Norn. Jr. Fav. '68;
Pres. Junior Class '68; Nom. All
School Fav. '68; Junior Class Play
'68, Stage Mgr.; Key Club '67-'68;
Leadership Banquet '68; Sr. Class
Fav. '69; Norn. All School Fav.
'69; Senior Play '69; Sr. Prom
Decorating Comm. '69.
LLOYD WOODROW JONES
JAMES BALDWIN JONTE
Football '66-'68; Chess Club '67-'69.
KATHRYN LYNNE JOYNER
Senior Class Treas. '69; Career
Club '66-'69, Senior Rep.; Sr. Activities Comm. '69; Pep Squad '66'69; Year book Staff, Sports Editor
'69; Press Club '68-'69, J ournalism
Convention '69; Sr. Prom Hostess
'68; Sr. Play Sets '69.
SANDRA JEAN KALKOMEY j
RUBY
1ELL
KEENER
DEBORAH LEAH KELLY
Thes. '66-'69, Rep. '67-'69, "Oklahoma" '67, " How to Succeed" '68,
"Take Me Along" '69; Pep Squad
'66-'69; Press Club '69, Sting Tales
Staff, Reporter; Senior Play, Ticket
Chairman '69; Honor Case; Senior
Prom Decorating Committee.
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JACLYN KAY KELLEY
Band '66-'69, Stingarette '66-'69.
SUSAN KENNEDY
Inter-Scholastic League Typing '67;
Pep Squad '66-'69; Girl's Choir '68,
Section Leader '68, UIL Solo and
Ensemble Contest '68, UIL Choir
Contest '68, A Cappella '69, All
Region Choir '69, Solo and Ensemble, UIL Choir Contest '69,
Choir Tour '69; Choral Music Dept.
Award.
�THRESA LOUISE KENNEDY
Transfer-Memorial Senior High
Houston, Texas ; Betty Crockett
Homemaker of Tomorrow Award;
Make It Yourself with Wool, Area
and District.
GLENDA CAROL KENTER
Asst. Drum Major '69, Sting. '66-'68,
Solo and Ensemble Con. '66-'69, UIL
Con. '66-'69, Cand. Band Sweet.
'67, Six Flags Trip, Sym. Band;
Career Club '66-'69; Cand. FFA
Sweet. '69; Sr. Play '69; Thes. '66'67, "Oklahoma"; Jr. Play '68; Commercial Club '69; Senior Play
Decorating Comm.
CHARLOTTE ELAINE KING
A Cappella Choir '66-'69, Librarian
'69, "South P ac ific" '68, Choral Club
Award '68, "Swingers" '69, UIL
Solo and Ensemble Con. '66-'69,
Choir Con. '66-'69; Lit. Guild '67'69 ; FTA '66-'69; French Club '67'68 ; Nat. Honor Society '67-'69;
Pep Squad '66-'69; Honor Guard '68;
Career Club '66-'67; Music Scholarship.
THOMAS ARCHIEALLES KNAPP
Thespians '66-'69, Sgt.-at-Arms '66,
Historian '67, Vice-Pres. '68, "Oklahoma" '67, "How to Succeed" '68,
"Take Me Along" '69; Choir Play
'68; Senior Play '69; Senior Play
Stage Crew '67.
SAMUEL KOEBCKE
ROBERT B. KOHN, JR.
MICHAEL ANTHONY KOJIS
BARBARA JEAN KRELL
Thespians '66-'69, "Oklahoma" '67,
" How to Succeed" '68; Interscholastic League Typing Contest '67.
ROSS ALLEN KYLE
JAl\IES ROBERT LACOMBE
Band "66-'69, Six Flags "67, Corpus
Christi '67; Solo and Ensemble '67;
Thespians '67; Senior Play Band '67.
J
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�JO EL THOMAS LAFLEUR
PEGGY JO LA D
Co-Head
Drum
Major
'68-'69,
Stinga rette '66-'68, Choreographer
'67-'69, UIL Contest '66-'69,
ix
Flags Trip '67, U of H Drill Ldr.
'66; Lit. Guild '67-'69; Press Club
'68-'69; Volunteens '68-'69; Thes.,
"Oklahoma" '67; Sr. Play Usher
'69 ; Leadership Banquet; Cand.
DLG's Swee t. ; Sting. of the Week;
Sting Tales Staff.
JOH N WARREN LARDIE
Key Club '66-'67 ; French Club;
"Big Vic" Honor Gu ard '69; Thespians, "Take l\Ie Along" '69; Senior
Acti vities Committ ee '69 ; " Mr.
School Spirit. "
SUSAN LYNN LARSON
Sting Tales Staff, Fall Ed.; Thes.
'66-'69, Sec. '68; Natl. Merit Semifinali st; Natl. Hon. Soc. '67-'69,
Sec. '68, Vice-Pres. '69; Lit. Guild
'67-'69; FTA '66-'69; Jr. Play; Sr.
Play; P ep Squad '66-'69; Honor
Guard '68; Stingarette of the week;
Lead ership Banquet '69 ; N.M.S.
Finalist ; Moody Foundation School.
HARRY SWAN LEACH
Band "66-'69; Thes pians '66-'69,
" Oklahoma" '67, " How To Succeed" '68, '·Take l\Ie Al ong" '69; ·
Senior Play '69; Interact '68-'69.
RAYMOND B. LEGATE
A Cappella Choir '66-'69; UIL Solo
Contest '67, '69; UIL Choir Contest '67, '69; Choir Council '69;
Librarian '69; Choir Tour '69;
Choral Music Department Award.
NEIDRA MICHELE LEVIN
Th espians '66-'67, " Oklahoma" '67;
Pep Squad '66-'69 ; Lit. Guild '67'69 ; Jr. Pla y '67-'68; Commercial
Club "68-'69 ; Press Club '68-'69,
Vice- President ; Leadership Banquet
'69; Senior Play '68-'69 ; Journalism
Convention '69 ; Yearb ook Staff,
Teacher- Administra tion
Editor;
Senior Prom Decorating Committee.
THERESA GAIL LIBERATO
KAREN .\1ARIE LIONTI
P ep Squ ad '67-'69 ; Literary Guild
'67-'68; French Club '67-'68; Sci•
ence Club '68-'69, Vice- President
'68-'69.
SHARON ANN LOEWE
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�CYNTHIA A N LONG
Yearbook Staff, Senior la s;; £dito,
'69 · Press Club '68-'69; Commercial
CJ;h '68-'69; Senior Play '69; P·p
Squad '66-'6'1; Career Club '68-'69:
Thespians '66-'69, Judge '67-'68.
Treas. '68-'69, '·Oklahoma" '67.
"How to Succeed," Choreographc1
'68, ·•Take i\le Along," 'Chor. '69:
Sr. Prom Dec. Comm. '69; ISL
Shorthand; T.C.E.S.A. Award.
A ITA LOPEZ
FHA '66.'67.
ROSE ANN LORBER
GRA'~ '66-'67; Junior Var, ity Vol ·
leyball Team '67-'68.
STEVEN HALE LOVETT
Natl. Honor Society '68-'69; The,.
'66-'69, Pres. '68-'69, Judge '68. Hon or Th es., " Oklah oma" '67. "How To
Succeed'' '68. " Take Me Along''
'69; Junior Play '68; Senior Pia)
'69; "South Pacific" '68; AFS '66'67; DLG 's '67-'69; Hon. Guard '68:
Sting-of-the-Weck; Leade r, hip Banq.
J AMES MICHAE L LOWE
J
NEVA ANN LUCAS
Co-Head Orum Major '68.'69, Sting.,
Choreographer '66.'68, UIL Conte;;!
'66.'69, Six Flag, Trip '66, '69. Symph onic Band '67.'69, Di, tri ct and
Reg ion Band '66.'69. Corpus Trip
'66-'67; Career Club '68-'69; Lit.
Guild '68.'69 ; Thes pians '66-'67.
"Oklahoma"; Lea d. Banq. '69; Stingof-the-Week '69; Sr. Prom Decora ting Committee.
ELIAS LE E LUNA
Thespians '66-'67; Key Club '66;
Boy's Glee Cl ub '66-'67; Boy', Choir
'68-'69.
J
SH TRLEY At E ~lcA INCH
Int erscholastic League Typing I; ·r,6 .67 ; DECA Club.
HARRY WAYNE l\lcA INCH, JR.
Varsi ty Football '66-'68; Varsi ty
Baseball '67.'69; Juni or Varsi ty Basketball '67; Varsity Basketball '69;
Tri-Captain Football '68; All-Oi,trict
Honorable l\Iention- Football '68;
Cand. Sophomore Favorite '66.
JANICE LY N l\lcCAGHRE!\
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�V
MICHAEL LEWIS IcCLAIN
Junior Varsity Basketball ·66-'68;
Varsity Basketball '68-'69.
J. RUSSELL McCLELLE
1
KATHLEEN LOUISE McCLELLEN
Girl's Choir '66-'68; FHA '66-'67; ·
DECA '68-'69.
DENNIS WAYNE McCREERY
KAREN R. McDONALD
MICHAEL LEE McDONALD
National Honor Society '67-'69; \"arsity Baseball '67-'69, All Zone '67;
Varsity Basketball '68-'69; .Junior
Varsity Basketball '66-'68; Honor
Guard '68; Thespians; DLG's; Interact; Senior Prom Decorating
Cqmm. '69; Senior Play Programs;
Evening Optimist Award.
l\IARGARET ANNA l\IcENTYRE
FHA '66-'69, Convention '67-68; Pep
Squad '67-'68; GRA·s '66-'67.
PA:\IELA JAN McGILL
Natirnal Honor Society "67-'69;
French Club '67-'69; Commercial
Club "68.-69; Jaycees Award S traight
"A" Student.
PATRICK DOUGLAS :\IcGRORY
Key Club '66-'69, Sgt.-at-Arms '68'69; Golf Team "66-'67; Junior Varsi ty Baseball '67.-68; Varsity Baseball '68-'69; Student Council ·67-'68;
Senior Activities Committee '68-'69;
Senior Play '69; Leadership Banquet
'69.
DEBRA DALE :\IcKEE
FHA "66-'67; Pep Squad .67-'69.
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�BOBBY WA YNE l\IcKEY
Varsity Base ball "68-'69; Junior Varsity Baseball '67-'68; Junior Varsity
Football '66-'67.
SALLY JEA McKNIGHT
Honor Case '68-'69; Pep Squad '66'69; Senior Play Tickets '69.
DEBO RAH A N McMAHAN
JAMES PATRICK McMAHA
CA ROLYN SUE Mc EES
CHARLES KENNETH McQUAIG
MARY ELLE MACKEEN
FHA '66-'69, Treasurer '67-'68; Pep
Squad '66-'69; G RA 's '66-'67; Science Clu b '68.-69; Evenin g Lions
Cluh Scholarship; Crisco Trophy.
ROSE MARIE MALY
All State Band '67-'68, All Area
Band '69, Six Flags Band '67; Science Club '66-'67; French Club '66'67; Band Sweetheart '69.
MARIA AN N :\IA CUSO
Transfe r- El Dorado Hi gh School,
EI Dorado Ark ansas · Pep Squad
'68-'69; U;her Thcspi;n Play.
RONNIE RAPHEAL MARTIN
Quarterback Club's Sportsmlmship
Trophy in Baseball.
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�BEATRIZ MARIA MARURI
Literary Guild '67-'68; Pep Squad
'66-'69; Junior Play '67-'68; Thespians '66-'67, "Oklahoma"; Cand.
Key Club Sweethea rt; Senior Play
'69; Press Club; Journalism Con.;
Yearbook Staff Associate Activities
Editor; Senior Prom Decorating
Committee.
ER EST RAY MA THEWS
Vocational Agriculture.
STEPHEN PRESTON
MATTHEWS
FFA Greenhand Sentinel '66-'67;
Dairy Award, Safety Award, FFA
Chapter Sentinel '67-'68, FF A '68'69.
.JAMES EARL MAXWELL
Junior Varsity Football '66-'68; Junior Varsity Baseball '67-'68; Varsity
Baseball '68-'69; Interact '68-'69.
ADRE
LY N IAY
LINDA A N MEDINA \/
FHA.
REYNALDO GARZA MELENDEZ
JOHNNY WAYNE MENEFEE
W. KENNETH MESSNER
N.M.S. Finalist.
NOBLE GALE J\IEYERS
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�TH OMAS TRAVJ MICHELL
Jun ior Vars ity Football '66."67; Junior Var ity Basketball '66."67; Varsity Basketball '67-'69. A11-South
Zone Sea.nd Tea m '67-'68, AllCount) Seco nd Team ·68-'69. AllDistrict First Tea m '68."69.
CHIL TO E. MILES
Chess Club '68-'69.
J O A N 1ILLER
NIKKI GA YE MILLER
FR A CES ANN MILLIGA '
FHA '66-'69, Seco nd Vice-President
'68-'69. Delegate annual FHA Arca
Meet '68."69; Junior Play '68; Press
Club '68."69.
MELISSA MOBLEY
Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Editor
'68-'69; Senior Play '69; Pep Squad
'67-'69; Press Club ·69;
ational
Honor Society '67-'68; Senior Prom
Decora ting Committee '69; Journalism Convention '69; Hon or Guard
'68.
ER LIN DA PAULETTE MOLIS
FTA '67."69; Pep Squad '67-'69;
GRA's '66-'68.
1ELBA FRANCIS MOORE
Press Club '68-'69; Yearbook Staff,
Assistant Sophomore Ed.; FHA '66'67, Treasurer.
SANDRA A
I
l\JOORE /
J
DIANE MORENO
4-Year Scholarship to U. of H.;
Honor Guard '68; UIL Solo and
En semble Cont. '66-'69, Dist. and
Region Bands '67-'69, Corpus Trip
'66, Six Flags '66, Cand. Band
Sweet.; Litera ry Guild '69; Thespians '66-'69; Senior Play '69; Junior Play '68, Outstanding Member
Junior Play; LULAC Award.
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�ROBERT TAYLOR MORRIS
EVA RUTH MORSE
Year book Staff, Sophomore Class
Editor, Press Club '68.
SUSAN EILEEN MOSHER
American Red Cross; Volunteens.
DEBRA KAY MOULDER
Band '66-'68; Girls' Choir '67-'68,
A Cappella Choir '68-'69, "South Pacific" '68, Best 2nd Soprano Choir
Award '68; Solo Contest '66-'69;
Volunteens '67-'69, Secretary '68'69; Junior Play '68; Thespians '66.'67, "Oklahoma" '67; FTA '66-'67;
AFS '66-'67.
RIDGELY RICHARD MULLIKIN
JERRY WAYNE MUNSCH
MARGARET MELINDA MURFF
Band '66-'69, Six Flags '67, '69, Astrodome Football Games '68; Volunteens '67-'69, President '68,'69; FHA
'68-'69; Red Cross '67-'69; Leadership Banquet '69; Honor Case.
KATHLEEN JANIS NEALY
CHERYLLYNNENEBOUT
JAMES ERNEST NEU
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/}
�DANA EWMAN
Junior Varsity Football '66; Track
'67 ; In teract '68; Senior Play '69 .
JERRY AUSTIN NEWMA
•
J ONATHAN JERRELL
NICHOLS, JR.
Key Club '66-'69, Senior Board
Member '69; Leadership Banquet
'66-'69 ; "Big Bic" Honor Guard '69;
Kiwanis $100 Bond.
JOHN EDWARD NICHOLSON
NORMAN J. NORRIS
Co-Vice President, Band '66-'69; AllState Band '67; All-S tate Symphony
Orchestra '69 ; $100 Key Club Scholarship.
GLENDA JOSEPHINE
NUTLEY
FTA '67-'69, Reporter '68-'69; Literary Guild '67-'69; Thespians '67'69, Sets "How To Succeed"; Junior Play, Tickets '68; Senior Play
Usher '69; AFS '67-'68; FTA Convention '68-'69; Pep Squad '66-'68.
PATRICIA JEAN ODEN
Band '66-'69; Stingarette '68-'69; UIL
Solo and Ensemble Contest '67 and
'69, Six Flags '67-'69, Astrodome
Band Trips '66-'69; Volunteens '68'69.
JIMMY FRANKLIN ODOM
SUE MARGARET OLIPHINT
Girl's Choir '66, A Cappella Choir
'67-'68, Choi r Tour '69; "South Pacific" '67; French Club '67.
OWEN WAYNE OLSON
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�RICHARD VELASQUES ORTIZ
CINTHIA ANN OSTEE
GLENDA KAY OVERBECK
Pep Squad '66-'68; Thespians '66'67, "Oklahoma" '67; Career CluL
'68-'69; Commercial Club '68-'69;
Press Club '68-'69, Yearbook Staff,
Distribution Editor, Journalism Convention '69; Senior Play '69; Senior
Prom Decorating Committee '69.
BETTY RUTH OWENS
Sting Tales Staff, Club Editor;
AFS '66-'69, Treas. '67-'68, President
'68-'69; Literary Guild '67-'69;
Thes. '66-'69, " Oklahoma" '67, "Take
Me Along" '69; Pep Squad '67-'69;
FT A '66-'68; Press Club '68-'69;
Honor Guard '68; Senior Play;
Leadership Banquet.
WILLIAM THOMAS OWENS
Tennis '67.
BARBARA LYNN OZO
GRA's; FTA; Thespians '68-'69,
"How To Succeed" '68, Publicity
Chairman '68, "Take Me Along"
'69, Publicity Chairman '69; Pep
Squad '67-'69; Science Club '67-'68,
Science Symposium at Orange '67 ;
Foreign Language Asse mbly '67; Junior Play '68, Publicity Chairman
'68; Senior Play '69, Publicity Chairman.
JAMES McFARLAND
PATTERSON
LOUIS VINCE T PAY E
Band '66-'69.
ROBERT WILLIAM PEACOCK
DORIS ELLEN PELTON
Honor Graduate '69; Commercial
Club, Treasurer '68-'69 ; Literary
Guild '68-'69; Senior Play Sets,
Usher '69; Honor Case; Pep Squad
'66-'69; GRA's '66; FTA '66; Thespians '66-'67, "Oklahoma" '66; Sr.
Prom Dec. Comm. '69; "Miss Secretary"; Rotary Scholarship.
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�ALBERT EUGENE PEPIN
DELORES P ATRIClA PERALEZ
•
E EDI A HER A DEZ PEREZ
RONALD JOE PERONI
Vice President of Vocational Ag. '66'67; Farm Safety and Forestry
Award.
JUDY CAROL PETERMAN
Press Club, President '69, Sting
Tales Staff, Reporter, Journalism
Convention '69; Leadership Banquet
'69; Honor Graduate; Senior Prom
Decorating Committee; Senior Play
'69 ; Pep Squad '66-'69; Literary
Guild '67-'69; FTA '66-'68; Thespians '66-'68, "Oklahoma" '66.
JOHN DAVID PEVOTO
CHARLES RAY PHARES
SHIRLYN VIRGINIA POPE
Red Cross '68-'69, President, Chairman of County Council, Candidate
Leadership Camp; FTA '67-'69;
FHA '67-'69; DECA '68-'69.
RICHA RD DALE POSEY
JUDSO
LA WREN CE PRICE
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�DEBORAH S. PROFFITT
WYSONDA GAYLE PYE /
GENE WILLIAM RAINES
Boy's Choir '66-'68; International
and National Award in Music '68;
Thespians, Pianist '69; UIL Solo
and Ensemble Contest '69; Choir
Tour '69.
DONALD RAY RAMBER
RICHARD RAMIREZ, JR.
CARLOS RAMOS
REBECCA RAMOS
Red Cross '67-'68; Library Award.
NANCY KAY RAMSEY
Academic Scholarship, Houston Baptist College; Accompanist All .Region
Choir '68-'69; A Cappella Choir
'67-'69; "South Pacific" '68; "Swingers" '68-'69; T.M.T.A. State Piano
Convention '68-'69; Piano Ensemble
'68; Grad. Exercises Pianist '68;
Stingarette '66-'68; All-Reg. Band
'67-'68; Lit. Guild '67-'69; Salutatorian.
SUSAN MARIE RASKA
Thespians '66-'67; Career Club '68'69; Literary Guild '68-'69; Volunteens '68-'69; ISL Speech '67; Pep
Squad '66-'69; Press Club '69, Sting
Tales Staff, Journalism Convention
'69; Senior Prom Decorating Committee '69; Honor Case.
BRENDA SUE RAY
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J
�JOE BLANTON RAY
DLG's '68-'69; Chess Club '67-'69 ;
Thespians '68-'69; "Take Me Along,"
Set Chairman; Honor Case .
DON EARL REID
Transfer- San Marcos High School,
San Marcos, Texas; DE I and II.
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REB EKAH ELIZABETH REI SCHV
Girl's Choir '66-'69, Vice-President
'68-'69, Solo Contest '67-'68, "South
Paci fic" '68; GRA's '66-'67.
SAMUEL EDWIN REYNOLDS
ROBERT LYN
CRAIG WILLIAM RIEHL
Thespians '68-'69, Director of "Take
Me Along" '69; Senior Play Stage
Manager '68-'69; DLG's; Key Club.
RICE
LINDA KAY RIFFE
FHA '66-'67; Girl's Choir '66-'68.
KATHLEEN JO ROEDER
FHA '67-'69; FTA '67-'68; Ameri
can Red Cross '68-'69; Honor Case
'69; American Field Service '67-'68;
Emken-Linton Funeral Homes $200
Terry Garriss Memorial Scholarship
Awa rd.
ROWENA LISA ROBERTS
National Honor Society '67-'69; Lit.
Guild '67-'69, Corres. Sec. '68-'69;
Honor Guard '68; FTA '66-'69, Historian '67-'68, Parliamentarian '68'69; Thespians '66-'69, "Oklahoma,"
"Take Me Along"; Pep Squad '66'69; Career Club '66-'69; AFS '66'68; Junior Play; Senior Play;
LULAC Award.
LEE DA VIS ROGERS
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�CARLOS SINBAD RUELAS, JR.
YVONNA MIQUELA SANDOVAL
PAUL MARTIN SAUNDERS
MARK F. SCHAPER
N.M.S. Finalist; N.C.T.E.A. Award
WESLEY EUGENE SEGELQUIST
LOUIS SELHEIM
LLOYD JAMES SEXTON, JR.
Band '66-'69, Solo and Ensemble
Contest '66-'69, Six Flags Contest
'66-'67.
JOHN DAVID SHADDEN
LARRY DAVID SHARP
Senior Class President '69; Band
'66-'69, Co-President, All-District
Band, All-Region Band '66-'69, AllArea Band '66-'69, All-State Band
'67-'69; Honor Guard '68; Student
Council '66-'69; GSL '67-'69; Sting.of-the-Week; Jr. Play '68; Sr. Play
'69; Natl. Honor Soc.; Thes.; Leadership Bang.; NMSQT Commend.
SARA KAY SHEFFIELD
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�FRANK THEODORE SHIRL£\
NATHAN BAXTER SI IAR
VASILIKI SIM IT A
Foreign Exchange Student from PoJistilon, Kavala, Greece '68--69;
AFS; Literar y Guild; Thespians :
Leadership Banqu et ; Senior Play.
DONALD WAYNE SIMMO S
Distributive Education President '68'69.
HEN RY WALTON SIMMONS
LEONARD B. SIMMONS
DEBO RAH LYNN SIMS
Miss School Spirit '68-'69; Pep
Squad '66-'69, P arl. '67-'68, Pres. '68'69; Stu. Coun. '66-'68, Treas. '67'68, San Antonio Conv. '68; Honor
Guard '68; Sr. Activities Comm. '69;
Sting.-of-the-Week '69; Career Club
'66-'69 ; Leadership Banquet '68, '69;
Awards Assembl y '68, '69; Senior
Play '69; Pep Squad A ward.
ED A MARIE SMALL
2nd Vice-President of FHA "66.-67:
DE Club '67-'69, 0111. D.E. Swrr theart '67, Good Manage111 ent r\ warcl
'67-'68; Good Grooming Award "(1 7'68, Vice President of DE Cl 11h ·r,8'69, 1st Runn er Up in DE ·\ r,·a I\"
J ob Interview "68.-69. Cont,·,tant 11>
State DE Convention "(,9.
DEBORAH KAY SMITH
GRA's '66-'67; P ep Squad '66-'67 •
Thespians '66-'67, "Oklahoma" '66;
FTA '66-'67; F HA '67-'68.
DOIJGL\~ \I.I _ \.\ :-- \IITII
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�JOHNNY R. SMITH
Vocational Agriculture '66-'67; Distributive Education I and II '67-'69.
MARSHA A
CAROLYNE ROSE SNARR
ALAN RAYMO D SONNTAG
DRUCILLA SPARKS
Band '66-'69, Six Flags Trip '67, '69;
Band Solo and Ensemble Contest
'67-'69; Girl's Choir '67-'68, A Cappella Choir '68-'69; Spring Choir
Tour '69; "South Pacific" '68; President of Girl's Choir Trip '67-'68;
Choir Solo and Ensemble Contest
'67-'69.
ELWAN DESMOND SPENCER V
TIMOTHY SPENCER
.j
JOHN NATHAN STAGGS
All-School Fav. '69; All-Dist. Quarterback '68; Hon. Ment. All-Dist.
'67; Var. Foot. '66-'69; Tri-Capt.
Foot. '68; Foot. Schol. L.S.U.; Var.
Bas. '67-'69; Jr. Var. Bask.· '66-'67;
Var. Base. '69; Jr. Var. Track '66'68; Norn. Sr. Fav. '69; Norn. Jr.
Fav. '68; Norn. Soph. Fav. '67;
"Best All Around Athlete" '69; Stu.
Coun. '66-'67.
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MITH
NANCY SUSAN STACY
Pep Squad '66-'69; FTA '67-'69,
Treas. '68-'69; Lit. Guild '67-'69;
Thespians '67-'69; "How To Succeed," "Take Me Along"; Senior
Play '69; Junior Play '68; National
Honor Society '68-'69; Honor Guard
'68; Senior Activities Committee;
Senior Prom Dec. Comm.; AFS '67'68; FTA Convention '69.
JOSEPH MICHAEL STA DLEY
.Junior Varsity Football '66-'67; Junior Varsity Track '67; Varsity Football '67-'69; Varsity Track '67-'69.
�MARILYN AN STANTON
Pep Squad '66-'69, Row Leader '67;
Career Club '66-'67; GRA's '66-'67;
Varsity Voll eyball '67-'69; Senior
Prom l)econ:fting Committee '69.
JERRY BOB STEED
Sophomore Football '66-'67; Jr. Varsity Football '67-'68; Junior Varsity
Track '66-'67; FFA '66-'69, Chapter
Farmer Degree '66-'67, Second pl ace
on DiHrict Radio Team in Ff A,
Fourth Place on Area Radio Team;
Chess Club ·68-'69; Senior Prom
Decorating Committee '69; Honor
Case.
N. J EAN STEELE
All-State Band '68, '69.
JAMES CECIL STEWART
KAR EN MARIE STEWART
Most Outstanding Choir Member.
KATHERINE LEA STEWART
MELVIN KEITH STEW ART
MIKE WILLIA:\! STIDHA\1
DEBORAH KAY STIDVENT \I
ROYALL CA\lPBELL
STIERNBERG
Kn Club 66- 68; 1ational H(lnor
Society "68-'69; Honor Guard '68;
Texas Chemical Society Award.
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�ALFRED JOSEPH STOCKMAN
JOSEPH LEE STRATMAN, JR.
Science Club '68-'69, Reporter; Honor Guard '68.
CHARLES MICHAEL TATUM
IRMA L. TATUM
Yearbook Staff, Associate Editor '69,
Journalism Convention '69, Press
Club '69; Literary Guild '68-'69;
Pep Squad '66-'69; Commercial Club
'68-'69; Lead. Banq. '69; Senior
Play '69; Thespians '67, "Oklahoma"; Senior Prom Decorating
Committee.
DONALD EDWARD TAYLOR
DAYID WILLIAM TEEL
LINDA THOMAS
JULIA RENEE THRASH
Yearbook Staff, Business Manager
'68, Press Club '68; Thespians '66'67; FHA '67-'68; Junior Play '68;
Pep Squad '67-'68.
CHARLES MICHAEL TIPTON
Most Valuable Swimmer Award.
VIVIAN IRENE TOOLEY
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GARY CHARLES TOUCHTON
All-State Band '67, '69, State Solo
Medallion, Regional Solo and Ensemble Medals, All-Area, All-Reg.,
All-Dist. &Inds '66-'69, Six Flags
Trip '67, Corpus Trip '67, Band
Section Ldr. (Alto Sax) '67-'69,
Band '66-'69; Natl. Hon. Soc. '68'69 ; Honor Guard '68; Math Seminar '66-'68; Science Club '66-'68;
Moody Sehl.
DARRELL KENNETH
TRAMMELL
WILLIAM ASHLEY TREE
FRA CEL AN
SA NDRA JUNE TROTTER -J
Girl's Glee Club '66-'67, Choral Solo
and Ememble Contest '66-'67; Career
Clu b '66-'67 ; FHA '66-'67; Volunteens '67-'68; Yea rbook Staff, MakeUp Editor '68, Press Club '68.
PATRICIA ANN TRUELov&I
MIKE B. TUCKE R
Varsity Golf '66-'69, Most Valuable
Golfer '67-'69.
WALKER BLA E TURNER
JOH N FR EDR IC VA HOUTEN J
Senior Play '68-'69; Sen ior Prom
Decorating Co mmittee '68-'69 • Nominee Junior Favorite '67-'68 .' Thespians '66-'69, "Oklahoma" ''66-'67
"How To Succeed" '67-'68, Sgt.-at'.
Arms '67-'68.
JOE VARGAS
TREPAGNIER
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�SALVADOR RAMOS VASQUEZ
ALICE REBECCA VER ON
FELIPE VICTORIA
KATHLYN MARIA VINCENT
National Achievement $1,000 Scholarship; Literary Guild '67-'69, Vice.
President '68-'69; French Club '67'69; Senior Play '68-'69; .T uni or
Play '67-'68; Leadership Banquet;
Foreign Language League European
Tour '68.
DIXIE WALKER
FFA '66-'69, Treasurer '67-'68.
MICHAEL DALLAS WALKER
French Club '66-'68, Vice-President
'67-'68; Science Club '66-'67.
RONpALL HAROLD WARREN
DEBORAH RUTH WATSON
FHA '66-'68; Commercial Club '68'69; GRA's '66-'67.
KATHLEEN MARIE WA ISON
All-School Sweet. '69; Sr. Clas~
Vice-Pres. '69; Sr. Act. Comm. '69;
Pep Squad '66-'69, Sec. '68-'69;
Natl. Hrn. Soc. '67-'69, Sec. '69; Lit.
Guild '67-'69; Hist. '69; Sting.-ofthe-Week; Lead. Banq. '69; Sting.
Tales Staff, Make-Up Editor; Journ.
Crnv., Press Club; Sr. Play; Hon.
Guard; Class Speaker; Hon. Grad.;
M.C. Present. Assembly.
JUDY ELAINE WAUGH
Transfer- Beaumont High School;
Yearbook Staff, Sophomore Editor
'68-'69, Journalism c~nvention, Press
Club '69; A Cappella Choir '67-'69,
"South Pacific" '67-'68, UIL Solo
and Ensemble Contest '67-'69, Choir
Contest '67-'69, Choir Tour '69, Soprano Section Leader '68-'69, "Swingers" '68-'69.
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�RODG E R LEWIS WEBB
•
JAMES ALLEN WELL 1A
Tex.-Okla. District Key Club Sec.;
Most Outstanding Boy '68, Cand.
Int . Sec., Key Club District Conv .
'67-'69, Key Club Int. Convention
"67-'68, Key Club '67-'69; Director
of Sr. Play '69; Th espians '67-'69,
Hon. Thes., Historian '68, Vice-Pres.
'69, "Oklahoma," "How To Succeed,"' Jr. Play; Hon. Guard: Sting.
of Week.
J ACQU ELYN AN WERNER
Pep Sq uad '66-'67; Press Club "68"69, Sting. Tales Staff, Report er,
J ournalism Convention '69; Senior
Play: Senior Prom Decora ting Committee '69; Honor Case-Shorthand.
SHIRLEY ANN WERNER
Thespians '66-'69; Literary Guild
"67-'69, Treas. '68-'69; FTA '66-'69,
Vice-Pres. '68-'69; Vol u n t ee ns
'67-'69, Treas. '68-'69; Honor Guard
'68; Press Club '68-'69, Sting. Tales
Staff, Make Up Editor, Journalism
Convention; Band '68-'69, All District and Region al Band '68; Junior
Play '67; Senior Play '69.
DEBORAH JO WHEATLEY
ROBERT JOHN WHEELER
KA REN DENISE WHITING
Band '66-'69, Head Drill Leader "68"69, St ingarelte "66-'68, District Band
"66-'69, Region Band '68-'69. Solo
and EnsemhlP Contest '66-"69: Int eract '68-'69.
PAULA RAE WILDER
Chess Club '68-'69; FHA '67-'68;
GRA's '66-"67.
WIL LIAM WILEY
ALICE A N WILLIAMS
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�BEYERLY WILLIAMS
CARL GENE WILLIAMS
DERREST SEWELL WILLIAMS
Varsity Football '66-'69, Tri-Captain
'68-'69, Second Team Offense AllDistrict, Honorable Mention AllDistrict Offense and Defense '67'68; Junior Varsity Baseball; Varsity
Track; Letterman's T Association;
Football Scholarship to The University of Texas at El Paso.
WENDY LOU WILLIAMS \/
WILFRED ZORN WILLIAMS III .
Football '66-'67; Thespians.
DONNA JEAN
KAREN WILLIAMSON
Yearbook Staff, Ed.-in-Chief, Press
Club, Journ. Conv., Journ. Award
'69; Career Club '66-'69, Pres. '69;
Pep Squad '66-'69, V-Pres. '68-'69,
Reporter '67-'68, Pep Squad Award
'69; Sr. Activities Comm.; Sr. Class
Sec.; Jr. Class Treas.; Leadership
Banq. '68-'69; Sr. Play; Thespians
'66-'67; "Oklahoma"; Stingarette of
the Week.
CONNIE LYNN WINTERS
FHA '66-'69, Secretary and Treasurer
'68-'69; Pep Squad '68-'69.
DOVIE SUE WISDOM
JAMES GAITHER WITTE
Band '66-'69, Presidept '68-'69, Region Band '66-'67, Area Band '68'69; DLG's '68-'69, Secretary-Treasurer; Key Club '67-'68; Thespiam
'68-'69.
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WILLIAMSON ✓
�CYNTH IA LOU WOOD
Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor '68'69, Press Club '68-'69, Secretary
'68-'69, Journalism Convention '69;
Pep Squ~ '66-'68; Literary Guild
'67-'69; Commercial Club '68-'69;
Thespians '66-'67, "Oklahoma" '67;
Career Club '68-'69; Junior Play;
Sr. Play; Senior Prom Decoratin g
Comm.; FTA '67-'68.
JOHN HE RY WOOLEY
J AMES DARREL WOOLSEY
DAVID EARL WYATT
Fighting Heart Award; Most Valuable Baseball Player A ward.
DAVID RANDOLPH YOUNG v
FREDERICK W lLLlAM ZELLER
l s this wha t happens to seniors after
twelve years of school?
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JUNIORS
61
�Mario Acosta
Leslie Adair
Damon Adkins
Billie Akers
Nick Alexander
Roger Allen
Rose Mary Alvarado
Charlotte Anderson
Dathalyn Anderson
J erry Anderson
Julia Anderson
Karen Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Irma Anzaldua
James Applegath
Hubert Armstrong
Julie Arnold
Diane Atkinson
Lu cy Avalos
Gin Ann Ayers
Big Vic made it to every game with the help of this handsome (?) honor guard.
62
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This proves that 4 out of 4 Stingarettes are crazy.
Gloria Ayala
Max Bagby
Mike Bailey
Kenneth Baker
Vera Baker
Gene Baldwin
Barry Banks
Maryanna Barb
James Barker
Nancy Barlow
Bill Barnard
Clay Barnett
John Bartosh
Alma Bazemore
Karen Beard
Mike Belk
Clay Benson
James Benson
Sharmaine Berg
Jill Berry
63
�Mary Bevers
Ja ckie Billups
Brenda Black
Vickie Blackburn
Kathy Blacksher
Donnald Bogan
Dorothy Bolieu
IV Bones
Shirley Booker
Doris Boone
Sea creatures crawl out of fountain at U. of H. journalism seminar.
Charlene Bornsheuer
Debra Bourgeois
Belinda Box
Ann Breazeale
Gary Brown
Laura Brown
Wanda Browning
Debbie Bruce
Pam Bruce
Gary Bruggman
64
�Bill Brun
Eddie Bryant
Lilly Bullock
Donna Burton
Bruce Bryant
Rusty Bryant
Wattie Burrows
Clifford Bushy
Meeting of the G.S.L. at the La Marque game.
Thad Buster
Dale Butler
Marilyn Butler
Barbara Butz
Joseph Cain
Douglas Caldwell
Randy Callaway
Ranona Campbell
Vincent Cantone
Antonia Capetillo
65
�Cheryl Carter
Jerry Carter
Vicki Carter
Vickie Carter
Mike Casalini
Diana Casey
Kathy Casey
Colleen Castanie
Bubba Cathcart
Cathy Cathcart
Roseanna Caulk
William Cayton
Steven Charlston
Karin Chuoke
Bill Cayton
Anne Chaffin
Cathy Chuoke
Stephanie Chuoke
Maybe we should have sent the pep squad out to play the La Marque game.
66
�Bobbie Clark
Kenneth Clark
Sherry Clark
James Claunch
Cathy Clawson
Wayne Clements
Debbie Clyde
Darrell Cobb
Billy Cogburn
Donna Cogburn
It looks like getting nominated for Homecoming Queen went to their heads!
Roberts Collins
Kathy Colston
Cathy Compton
Mike Compton
Shirley Cook
Eddie Cornelius
Carolyn Cotton
Steve Cotton
Beverly Courtney
Brady Cox
67
�Ellen Cox
Walter Ray Crayton
Bennie Creamer
Mark Crenshaw
Karen Criddle
Raford Criddle
Mike Crim
Jerry Crow
Dennis Crowe
Mark Danford
.,
Danny Davalos
Colleen Davis
John Davis
Roy Dearen
Pep Squad bus for La Marque game. How many drinks have ya'll had?
68
Anthony Davison
Donald Davis
Robert Dawson
Kay Decker
�Lawrence DeLaCrm
Martin DeLaCruz
Ray Dickson
Jerry Dillard
Kenneth Dillon
T.C.H.S.'s own automatic car wash.
Pete Dimitri
Joan Dinklage
Billy Disbrow
Danny Disbrow
Debbie Disbrow
Bill Dixon
Deanie Doucet
Jerry Duke
Haynes Dunn
Nealie Durdin
DP.an DuVall
Jackie Earl
Belinda Eastep
George Eden
John Edwards
69
�Debra Ehrhart
Richard Eierdam
Annie Elizondo
Charles Ellison
Maria Escamilla
Edith Eubanks
Curtis Evans
Jerome Evans
Mike Evans
Troy Faircloth
Steve Farrow
Marilyn Faulk
Howard Ferguson
Billy Fitch
Nancy Fleming
Debbie Flessner
Mary Forgue
Will Fraser
Barbara Garb
George Garcia
School Board members and administrators wait for Homecoming Parade to begin.
70
�Stings are a crowd pleaser.
Lucinda Garcia
y olanda Garcia
Joyce Gates
Sam Gates
Barbara Gay
Bobby Gazzier
Nancy Gentry
Sherry Gilbert
Timmy Gill
Jerilyn Gilland
Mike Gillespie
Winifred Gilmore
Linda Glidden
Jack Godard
Victor Gomez
Mary Goolsby
Margaret Gorcyca
Paul Gorman
James Gorton
Ronald Gorton
71
�Barbara Grant
Ginger Grassmuck
Sharon Gray
Jan ice Grayson
Lou Ann Green
Alice Griffin
Fred Grissom
David Guerre{O
Ramond Guidry
Maureen Guyton
Don, you'll have to put your tennis shoes on if you're dancing today.
Pat Guyton
Jan Haden
Marie Haden
Patrick Hagan
Cathy Hair
Preston Hale
Craig Ha:J
Gary Hall
Cindy Hammond
Faye Hammons
72
�The old lamplighter's still at it.
...
J
Pat Haney
Rita Hare
Judy Hart
Cathy Harvey
Cathy Hardin
Becky Hart
Beverly Harvey
Donna Haughn
Karon Havill
Corliss Hebert
Jack Henderson
George Hernandez
Walter Herod
Amelia Hersey
Bonnie Hext
Bobby Hicks
Stanley Higgs
Allana Hill
73
�Ernest Hilton
Johnny Hilton
Darlene Hinojosa
Vicki Hobbs
Gary Hodges
David Hogan
Mike Holeman
Keith Holley
Rita Horton
Ella Houston
James Hrncir
David Hughes
Larry Jackson
Sammy Jenkins
Cici Hubert
Marcie
Incalcaterra
Robert Jay
Dennis Jennings
With the TC Dynamic Trio on the lookout, who needs superman??
(We do! ! !)
74
�Chu ck Jobe
Dodd Johan sso n
Darrell Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
Larry John son
Lolly Johnson
Paulie Johnso n
Robert Johnson
Robert L. Johnson
Ronnie Johnson
It's amazing who'll show up at a Literary Guild initiation.
Wynn Johnson
Dean Jones
Gea n .Tones
Sandra Jones
Nadin e Kama s
John K eil
Debbie Kelley
Kmt Kelln
Kathy Kelly
Ri chard Ketchum
75
�Debbie King
Roy Kin g
Tom King
Gaylin Klibert
Kathy Kornegay
Bob Krell
Debbie Kullerd
J ackie LaFoy
Amber Laine
Ray Landriault
Cathy Lange
Mike Leitner
Shelley Levin
Dolores Lira
Donna: " i\lr. Jon r~. I hate to bother yo u ; but my fin gers ur" ca 11 µ: lit.
76
Alonzo Lara
Barbara Lester
Harold
Lingenfelter
J ackie Lock hart
�Richard Long
Nelda Longshore
Ad ela Lopez
Ri chard Lopez
Dery! Love
Irma: "You boys stop looking!!"
Keyton Love
Susan Ludham
Kathy Lusk
Nelson Lynch
Prince Ella Lynch
Bob Lyons
Lynn McConnel)
William McDamel
Mike McDonald
Pat McDonald
'Debbie McDuffie
Woodie McElduff
Cathy McGinty
Max McNees
Karolyn McNulty
77
�Dennis McQueeny
Nancy Malone
Melanie Martin
Graciano Martinez
Inez Martinez
Joe Martinez
Lenida Martinez
Robert Martinez
Carlos Maruri
Steve Masera
Ja ckie Massey
Tracy Matlage
John Melvin
Kel sie Meredith
Betty Mesrn more
Ben Meyers
Karen Michel etti
Fred Mill er
Ken Mills
Kathy Milner
Can you believe ii takes this many peo pl e to build one wall for the Senior play'!
78
�•
This is show business?
Caroline Miranda
Billy Moore
Keith Moore
Mike Moore
Pat Morford
Shirley Morphew
Kathy Morris
Robert Moseley
Robert Moseley
Mike Mosher
David Moss
Tim Mullen
Diane Murphy
Gail Murphy
Marjorie Myers
James Neely
Larry Nelson
Jimmy Neu
Ronny Newman
Beverly Nichols
79
�David olen
Billy Nonus
Jay orris
Mattie Norris
Terri O'Brien
Mike O'Daniel
Mike O'Dell
Gary Odom
Steph en Oliver
David Olson
Mr. Lee directs the choir in its annual Christmas program.
Sam Onofre
Yolanda Osoria
Jim Owens
Sandra Pace
Rose Padilla
Mike Palmer
Louis Payne
Roy Payne
Clifford Payton
Mike P earson
80
�Chris Pederson
Claudia Pendley
Glen Perkins
Sherry Perryman
Vernon Pelton
Stanley Penna
Dallas Perry
Patricia Phillips
"Mr. School Spirit," J ack Larde.
Pat Pickens
Gaylan Pickerton
Gerald ene Point er
Hal Pollock
Mike Powell
Carol Praesel
Bill Pruitt
Dan Pryor
Donnell Quigg
David Ramirez
81
�Nelda Ra mos
Jimm y Rasmussen
Geo rgia Rasor
Bruce Renchan
Janet Renfroe
1ary Lou Reyes
Jimmie Rey nolds
Barbara Ri ehl
Philip Riffe
John Ringer
O'_LHDOWN, To~
Lena Robertso n
Roge r Rob inson
Jimmy Ross
Jesse Saldana
Joy Rob inson
Ru£se ll Rollins
Irene Saldua
Marie Sauers
"Miss School Spirit," Debbie Simms.
82
�Judy Saxton
Debbie Schroeder
Susan Schroeder
Mike Schultz
Larry Sciba
Pam Scoggins
Travis Scoggins
Bobby Scott
Marcia Scott
Cindy Sebesta
Mr. Renfroe really likes his Stingarettes to be organized.
Curtis Seelbach
David Segelquist
Cathy Sha ndie
Gene Shelburne
Sam Sherrill
Douglas Shotwell
Robert Silvertooth
Marsha Simar
Debbie Simmons
Mi tzie Sims
83
�Tom Sindik
Pau l Sliger
Monti e Smit h
Sara Smith
Walter Smith
Buster Spencer
Carol Springfield
Conn ie Stafford
Dale Stee le
Pamala Steele
Ellen Stephens
Kelly Stinson
Larry Strong
Kim Sudduth
Judy gives a victim a last puff before he leaves for "Marlboro
Country."
84
Charles
Stiern burg
Myrle Strain
Linda Sudduth
Joan Sula
�Clofus Sullivan
Sharon Sutton
Patty Talley
Morlan Tatsch
Thomas Tatum
No one was surprised to see Seniors first in lin e at the A.F.S. tea.
Brenda Taylor
Garrett Taylor
Suzan ne Teakell
Tim Teel
Belinda Terrell
Joyce Thomas
Sally Thomas
Wanda Thom as
Carolyn Thompson
Dennis Thompson
Stanley Thompson
Kath y Thnrman
Bruce Tilley
John Tipton
Sherry Todd
85
�Sherry Tolbert
J esse Torres
Marsha Trahan
Rexene Trea dwell
Steve Treece
Donald Tull
Billy Turn er
Zelma Turner
Laura Ursin
Henry Valadez
Arnold Vald ez
Laura Velas quez
Jam es Varl ey
Andrea Varnado
Sam Vasquez
Lupe Victoria
Sonny Vill arreal
P am Walton
Tommy Ward
Marc Warn er
Quiet everyone-Mrs. Saunders is ready to sing a carol.
86
�Life is r eally rough for teachers at TCHS.
J ames Watts
Brenda Wea therly
Sandra Webb
Vicki Weber
David Weekley
Larry Weis
P atty Weis
Adri an Welch
Barbara Welch
Luann e Wh ea ton
Robert Wh eeler
J akey Whi cker
Lind a Whittington
Brend a Wiginton
Kirk Wil es
Becky Williams
Terry Williams
Vi ckie Williams
Ritchi e Wil son
Sherry Wind er
87
�Sandra Woodkins
Debbie Wright
Teresa Wright
Chuck Yoas
Dianne Yost
Charles Young
Eddie Young
Randy Zeller
Do you three characters on the right have to pose?
Absentees:
Georgia Anderson
Natolyn Conner
Irene Delao
Greg Gage
De vela Johnson
Barbara LaMance
Sybil McCloud
Marsha Rosenberg
Madaline Seibel
Janice Warren
88
�SOPHOMORES
89
�Sophomore Class Officers
90
Cathy Canon
Gracie Brown
Diane Kouns
Vice President
President
Secretary
Treasurer
�Lee Abel
Sue Adams
Lesley Albers
Eppy Aldape
Roseanne Alderman
Joyce Alford
Kerry Allen
A. J. Amato
David Anders
Cindy Anderson
Girtha Anderson
Patsy Anderson
Ida Anzaldua
Lawrence Anzaldua
Lee Arellano
Linda Armstrong
Bobby Arriola
Zeffery A vie
Sylvia Ayala
Zachary Ayers
Tea time at the Happy Day Crazy Farm. ( What's in their tea today?)
91
�Kindergarten classes in D53
Gary Bailey
Barry Baker
Eva Baker
J . D. Baker
Ricky Baker
Patricia Barbin
J ohn Barger
Jani ce Bean
Rebecca Bean
Anne Beasley
Melinda Bell
Jami Benson
R obert Benson
Ronald Berg
Mar y Bergeron
Brad Bessire
Tad Billups
Glend a Black
Katheryn Blair
Ard y Blakley
92
�Judy Boatright
Anita Boggess
Gail Bogue
Melanie Bohanan
Willia m Boone
Patricia Booth
Louis Bowden
J ohn Bradford
Wayne Bradford
David Bradley
· · · proudly display their Christmas toys.
Cruse Brandhorst
Donnie Brannon
David Bray
P atricia Breitschopf
Doris Bridges
Wilmer Briggs
Carolyn Briney
Kay Brinkman
Barbara Brooks
Gracie Brown
93
�We finally get to see the best side of some Sophs.
David Brown
Terry Browning
Richard Bruggman
Diane Bryson
Niles Brown
Charlynn Brownlee
Cynthia Bryant
Ricky Bullock
Vivian Bullock
Mary Bush
Donna Caldwell
James Calhoun
Judy Calhoun
Cathy Canon
Roy Cannon
Lucille Cantone
Greta Capestani
Robert Capetillo
94
�Marsha Carlisle
Gary Carney
Pat Carpenter
Linda Carroll
Brad Casal
Raymond Cayella
Billy Casey
Melinda Casey
Deborah Catrett
Nanette Cayce
Danny Chain
Vicki Childs
Dave Chitwood
Colleen M. Christie
Michael
Chambers
Janet Chipman
Colleen I.
Christie
Buddy Chuokt
Elaine: "Peggy, I sure wish you would stop tickling my feet."
95
�Bobby Clark
Randy Claywell
Kenn eth Clements
Gerald Cliver
David Clouse
Roger Coble
Donna Coffey
J ani s Coffey
Dennis Cogburn
J ohn Coker
John : " Don't I have the sexiest smile ever?"
Rand all Colston
Diane Colvin
Michael Conner
Barbara Cook
James Cook
Rand y Coon
Ja mes Cooper
P aul Cooper
Carmen Coronel
Iris Cowart
96
�~hristine Craig
Clifford Crisp
Kath y Crowe
Robert Cullen
Penny Curbello
Lisa Curran
Shirley Cuyos
Randy Darden
Joel Davalos
Colby Davis
Debbie Davis
Mike Davis
Debra Dea n
Adela
DeLa Cruz
Janet Davis
Susan Day
J anet Deemer
Annie De Lao
We found a Sherry doll at the Sweetheart dance. Wind it up and no telling
what it will do.
97
�Eddie Delao
Tim Del aune
James Demers
Charles DeRisu
Belinda Dick
Annual TCHS Good Grooming Day.
Becky Dillon
Judy Disbrow
Kathy Dixon
Perry Dobbs
Phil Donahoe
Wayne Donnelly
Mike Doss
Charles Dwyer
Tom Dyer
Valerie Edmundson
Lana Edwards
Bobby Elizondo
Gloria Elizondo
Miguel Enriquez
Richard Epler
98
�Edward Ervin
Frank Escamilla
David Evans
Mike Evans
Barbara Farrow
Bubba Feagin
Mike Feliner
Connie Ferguson
Tommy Ferguson
John Fernandez
Alice Fisher
Marilyn Fletcher
Norma Flores
Joe Forbess
Gary Fortenberry
Bruce Fox
Larry Frank
Carrol Franklin
Timothy Franklin
Annette Fraser
FFA convention at the Nessler Center.
99
�Looks like the "john" is pretty popular tonight ... kids even standing in line waiting their turn.
Gary Friloux
Brenda Frucha
Eugenia Fuchs
Irma Fuentas
Robert Fuentas
Glenn Fuller
Sara Fuller
Jim Fundling
Ronnie Furman
Gary Gabriles
Dolores Garcia
Elois Garcia
Paul Garcia
Billie Garrett
Delores Garza
Ernest Garza
Joe Garza
Bobby Gass
Cecil Gay
James Gilmore
100
�Dav id Gilreath
Stephanie Gilstrap
Nancy Glass
Neal Glass
Weldon Glidden
P attie Glover
Janet Godfrey
Tom my Goldenschue
Bertha Gomez
Simcn Gonzalas
What's this group doing at a Leadership Banquet?
l\Iike Goodson
Larry Goodwill
Martha Corcyca
Laurel Crady
Ph yllis Craves
Darl ene Gray
Vicki Green
Susa n Gresham
Barbara Griffee
Sherry Crimes
IOI
�"Let us entertain you!"
Pam Gross
Linda Guedry
Cameron Guthier
Lenette Hall
Sam Guardiola
Gus Guerrero
Connie Haden
Bruce Hammond
Jerry Hamon
Bill Hardage
Raymon Harr
Carolyn Harrigan
Owen Harris
Everlou Harvey
Danny Hatcher
Mike Hathcox
Randy Hawkins
Raymond Hays
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�J eanne Henley
Annie Hernandez
Paul Herrington
Ricky Herzog
Lloyd Hibbitts
Houston Hickman
Lynn Higgins
Stanley Higgs
Robert Hill
Ricky Hilton
Becky Hines
Dianna Hinojosa
Kenny Hogland
Charlene Hoobler
Carolyn Hink
Frank Ho-Gland
Clifton Holubec
Terri Hook
At the annual ball, Cindy-rella checks to see if she still has both slippers.
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�S 11e Hooks
Gloria Hoo ter
Howard Hooter
K;ell y Hope
J a mes Hu ghes
P atric ia Hu ahes
Debbie Hu~er
F elice Hunter
Vanessa Hunter
J erry Hudson
Susa n .· "G oo d'. Here comes the food ."
Bruce Hurst
Mike Hu sband
J ames Ingleberger
Brend a J ackson
Genn y J ackson
Milton J ackson
Mar~ie J ami son
Roslyn J amison
R:ichard J aramillo
J immy Jarboe
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�.
Barbara Jaworski
Leo nard J erue
Laura Johns
Andrea J ohn son
Barbara Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Harold Johnson
Jimmy Johnson
F ran John son
Otha Johnson
P aul Johnson
Kath leen Jones
Sharon Jones
Shayne J oyner
Clyde Jones
Mary Jones
Shedlyn J ones
Michael Kalkomey
TCHS stud ents will go anywhere to ge t in a picture.
105
�Kay Kautz
Mary Kaye
Steven Keeton
Royce Kelly
Jacqueline Kimble
Fans show their usual enthusiasm at a Sting basketball game.
Barbara King
Cleotria King
Creed King
Vickie King
Doug Kirby
Patricia Kirschner
Billy Kiser
Bobby Klotzman
Donald Knape
Randy Knight
Patty Kojis
Dianne Kouns
Brenda Kyle
Billy Lake
Debbie Lambert
106
�Wanda Land
J ames Landers
Matthew Landen
Margaret Lane
Debbie Lankford
Martha LaSoya
Jimmy Lawson
Brenda Lee
Sandy Lee
Pam Leopard
Brenda Lewis
J ames Lile
Diana Lindley
Charles Lively
Cynthia Lockhart
Jimmy Long
Ronnie Loper
Robert Lopez
Arthur Lowe
Billy Lowe
Sports enthu siasts and dates enjoy Basketball-Swimming Banquet.
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�Hi T ommy!
Gl en Lowe
Arthur Loya
Ricky Lyle
P arth eni a Lynch
Larry McAninch
Louis McBride·
Cind y McCauley
Mary McCaul ey
Debbie McClain
Dann y McClellan
Jan et McClell an
Renee McClure
John McCollum
Larry McCorkl e
Charles McCreery
Jo Lynn McDonald
Doris McDowell
N ancy McEntyre
Everett McKay
Gene McKelroy
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�Judy McKnight
Janet McMahan
Muriel Mack
Vicki Mackechney
Patricia MacKeen
David Maddox
Gary Mann
Don Mariani
Bobby Marks
Don Martin
TCHS cuties enjoy Galveston's Pizza Inn atmosphere.
Keith Martin
Angel Martinez
Connie Martinez
Debbie Martinez
John Martinez
Pete Martinez
Rita Martinez
Keith Masterson
Mike Matlage
Donna Matthews
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�Yes Kathy, it does take quite a lot of patience to put up with
Robert at times.
Lynn Matthews
Donnie Mayfield
Jimmy Messina
Bob Miller
Sharon Mathews
Sabino Medrano
Mary Miles
Judy Miller
Lana Miller
Larry Miller
Becky Mills
Larry Minton
Terry Minton
Mary Miranda
James Mitchell
Leona Mitchell
George Mize
Charley Molis
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�•
Cheryl Moore
Nancy Morecraft
Mary Morris
Lloyd Morse
Carl Moseley
Carolyn Moses
Alveretta Mosley
Patricia Mulkey
Jane Murray
Pat Myers
Roger Myers
Cindy Newton
Glenda Nix
Don O'Daniel
Rennie Nebout
Charlene Nillen
Margie Nunn
Patsy O'Daniel
Diana: "Craig, don't point or they won't put our picture in the yearbook."
111
�Pat O'Dell
Pam Odom
Venita Odom
Rachel Olivares
Mark O'Neal
David Ortiz
George Ortiz
Larry Oshel
Jackie Osteen
Michael O'Steen
Some people just love to be dramatic.
Donnie Ottinger
Carl Overstreet
Charlotte Owens
Toni Ozarchuk
Richard Pace
Martin Painter
Karl Pan
Edwin Parker
J oseph Parker
Deborah Parkinson
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�J an Parr
. Janie Patterson
Kenny P atlerson
Tammy Patterson
Marilyn Paul
Suzanne P earson
Rosalina P ena
David Perez
Juan Perez
Linda Perez
Oscar P erez
Belind a Pierce
J eff Price
David Prudhome
Suzanne Peterman
Carl Posey
J ake Propp
J ames Puckett
M~. Thomas proudly displays one of the fine bulletin boards that our librarians
prepared this year.
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�Ernie Pyle
Charles Quebe
Denni s Qucbe
Rita Quesada
Billie Rafferty
As Mrs. Manross distributes report cards, Mr. Smith wonders, "Does she have to mess up everything."
Jimmy Ramirez
Rueben Ramirez
Steve Rasmussen
Mary Reagan
Martin Reyes
Earl Richards
Joe Ridgeway
Judy Ridgeway
Lou Ann Ringer
Diana Roberts
Jerry Roberts
Susan Roberts
Paul Robertson
Carol Robinson
Paul Rochner
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�Elizabeth Rodriquez
Doug Rogers
John Rosenhlad
Albert Ruelas
Gloria Ruiz
Denny Russ
Debbie Sarkis
Debbie Sartor
Debi Saunders
Floyd Schexnayder
John Schluens
Tony Schultz
Patricia Schwab
Debbie Scoggins
Wally Scoggins
Brenda Scott
Jerome Scott
Joy Scott
Phillip Scott
Steve Shannon
It's convention time for journalism students at U of T, but Anne and Peggy think they're back
at Stingarette practice.
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�"This is the way we wash our dishes, wash our dishes
Mike Sheffield
Darriel Shelton
Manuel Silva
Naomi Silva
Suzette Simmons
Carolyn Simms
Barbara Smith
Brenda Smith
Carolyn Smith
Dale Smith
Debbie Smith
Dennis Smith
Jo Ann Smith
Karen Snyder
Margie Solay
Carl Sander
Eddie Sparks
Danny Speer
Billy Speights
Iris Stafford
116
�P aula Sta fford
Sidney Sta fford
Melanie Staggs
Cheryl Standley
Ma ril yn Stanier
Ronnie Stanier
J ames Stanton
Monica Stanton
Thomas Stanton
Nancy Steel
So me people just can't catch a hint, can they Jimmy?
Lynn Steele
Carol Ste inbach
Lester Steinbach
Ann Stewart
Artis Stewart
Chappell e Stewart
Judy Stickn ey
P eggy Stidham
Mary Stork
Dav id Stroud
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Food seems to be the main attraction at the Honor Society Tea.
Bill Stutzman
Lind a Tat e
Joyce Tea kell
Ka th y Th omason
Cath y T arpl ey
Steph en Ta ylor
Th omas Templ e
P am Thomas
Virginia Th omason
Danny Th omp son
Gin ge r Thompson
Steve Th ompson
J irnm y Thrash
Bobby Townsend
Denni s Trammell
Samm y Tranchina
Mark Travis
Larry Trepagnier
�Julia Triplett /
Edwin Truelove
John Tryals
Linda Turner
Sue Turner
Dale Urius
Sergio Valdez
Sonia Valdez
Pam VanHorn
Donald Varnado
Brenda Vasquez
Daniel Velasco
Carolyn Vicknair
Jesse Villarreal
Charlene Vasquez
Karen Vernon
Phillip Villanueva
Manuel Villarreal
Is this a "love-in'~"
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�Carlton Wade
Bill Waggoner
Sandra Wagner
Ricky Wafford
Bobby Walker
Melody Walker
Rusty Wallis
Renee Walton
Don Walzel
Darenda Warren
If this is a line-up, you two boys arc mighty conspicuous.
Diane Warren
Gwend olyn Warren
J an Warren
Joy Watkin s
J an Watson
Bobb y Wattengel
Roberts Walts
Danny Weaver
Karen Webb
J anet Weeks
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�.
Paulette Welch
Vicki Welch
Sue Werner
Doug Wheatley
Linda Wheaton
Mike Wheeler
Daniel Whiddon
David Whiddon
Arthur White
Rhonda White
Gayle Whitman
Madeline Wilbanks
Bruce Williams
Dale Williams
Ava Wigington
Warren Wilder
Connie Williams
Debbie Williams
FF A State finalists in calf judging: Jimmy Messina, Jack Henderson, Mike
Kalkomey, Fred Miller.
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�Diane Williams
Elizabeth Will iams
Gary Williams
Linda Willi ams
Mary Williams
DE award winn ers: John Keil, Edna Small, Gale Myers, Clifton Crouch. 2nd ROW : Mr. Jackson,
sponsor, Don Simmons, Tony Armstrong, John Menefee.
Sherry Williams
Steve Williams
Ca lvin Williamson
Sharon Williamson
Willi am Wilredge
Cind y Wilson
Trud e Wilson
Sharl ene W innette
Debra Wint ers
Morris Wisdom
J ohn Wood kins
Tony Woods
Peggy Wooley
Brya n Wri ght
Denn y Yates
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V
�Triann ie Yawn
Larry Yo un g
Wi ll ia m Zander
Ronni e Zeller
Fra nk Zikes
Rec ipients of the Nation al Merit Scholarship Letter o! Com mend ation: Ken Messner, Ma rk Scha per,
Leigh Howert on, Rona ld Darden, David Sharp.
Kathl yn Vincent, recipient of a National Achievement Sc holarship.
Na t ional Merit Scholarship se mi-fin alist,, Susan
Larso n and Ga ry Bl yth e.
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�In closing out the 1968-69 school year, senior cheerleaders lead the student body in the Alma
Mater.
Absentees:
Bobby Bowman
Margaret Brown
Andria Cunningham
Theresa Delgado
Mickey DuVall
Virgil Gage
Yolanda Garcia
Pat Graham
Mary Hernandez
Karen Hom
Tom Hutto
Gloria Luna
Daniel Ochoa
WilJie JewelJ Pointer
Sonya Robles
Debbie Rushing
Deborah Soffar
Vicki Varley
Alvin Williamson
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FAVORITES
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uffman
�Senior
, Jimmy Jones
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�Sophomore Favorites
Kenny Patterson
�ool Sweetheart
Kathy Watson
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ORGANIZATIONS
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�Literary Guild
FIRST ROW: Debbie Conrad; Kathy Vincent; Sandra Ivy; Rowena Roberts; Shirley Werner; Kathy Watson; Cathy
Clements; Anne Fundling; Naricy Ramsey; Diana Johns; Neidra Levin; Irma Tatum; Pam Hoover; Sponsor-Mrs. Gracey.
SECOND ROW: Doris Pelton; Roberta Chapin; Becky Fernandez; Glenda Nutley; Diane Moreno; Nancy Stacy; Belinda
Bourgeois; Carole Ann Edwards; Charlotte King; Susan Larson; Kiki Simila; Judy Peterman; Marilyn Boswell; Betty
Owens; Peggy Land. THIRD ROW: Susan Raska; Patti Talley; Marsha Rosenberg; Karolyn McNulty; Amerlia Hersey;
Richie Wilson; Allana Hill; Karin Chuoke; Nelda Longshore; Kathy Casey; Susan Schroeder; Cathy Chuoke; Vicki Weber;
Diane Atkinson; Debbie Bourgeois. FOURTH ROW: Lou Ann Green; Margaret Gorcyca; Karen Criddle; Cindy Sebesta;
Carol Springfield; Sherrie Tolbert; Marilyn Butler; Susan Ludlum; Jerilyn Gilland; Edie Eubanks; Joan Sula; Dathalyn
Anderson; Becky Williams; Cathy Clawson; Barbara Butz.
The Literary Guild made one trip each month to see
the best of the arts in the area. In addition, it also had
an initiation party for the juniors, a candy sale, its
annual reunion tea, and a party honoring the seniors.
Literary Guild initiation party.
OFFICERS (left to right): President-Debbie Conrad; Vice-Pres- •
ident-Kathy Vincent; Secretary-Sandra Ivy; Treasurer-Shirley
Werner.
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�Press Club
•
Press Club attended journalism semmars at the
University of Houston, Houston Baptist College,
and also attended the U.I.L. journalism convention
in Austin.
OFFICERS (left to right): President- Judy
Peterman; Vice-President- N eidra Levin; Secretary- Cindy Wood; Treasurer-Marie Huffman.
FIRST ROW: Judy Peterman; Neidra Levin; Cindy Wood; Marie Huffman; Kitty Clark; Irma Tatum; Shirley Werner.
SECOND ROW: Frances Milligan; Kay Overbeck; Cindy Long; Anne Fundling; Sandra Ivy; Nancy Hunt; Barbara Braden;
Belinda Bourgeois. THIRD ROW: Peggy Land; Susan Raska; Karen Williamson; Kathy Watson; Bea Maruri; Mary Ann
Fesperman; Jackie Werner. FOURTH ROW: Mary Margaret Carroll; Suzi Bersuder; Pam Hoover.
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�Interact
FIRST ROW: Dan Pryor; Gary Blythe; Tommy Ward; Steve Ellis; Pam Hoover; Kent Kelln; Harry Leach;
Charlie Davis; Clay Barnett. SECOND ROW: Ginger Thompson; Steve Cotton; Dennis Crow; Karen Eaton;
Karen Whiting; Dale Butler; Mike McDonald; John Barger; Dallas Perry; Darenda Warren. THIRD ROW: Diana
Johns; Sharon Williamson; Bob Miller; Sandy Lee; J anet Chipman; Kathy Crow; Cindy Bryant; Tab Billups;
Jerry Hamon; Mike Goodson; Lee Bundy; Jackie Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Ivy; Anne Fundling; Marilyn
Butler; Sara Smith; Dathalyn Anderson; Sherry Tolbert; Patty Weis; Karen Criddle; Debby McDuffy; Jim Maxwell; John Schluens; Gene Shelburne. FIFTH ROW: Billy Turner; Robert Johnson; Alan Stroud; Donald Varnado;
Mike Sheffield; John Davis; Dennis McQueeny; Mark Butz; Sponsor- Mr. Jackson.
Interact sponsored the annual Sweetheart
dance as their local project, and sen t used
sports equipment to Mexico as their international project.
OFFICERS (left to right): President- Dan Pryor; Vice-PresidentGary Blythe; Secretary-Tommy Ward ; Treasurer-Steve Ellis.
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�Career Club
CAREER CLUB BEAU
Ross Kyle
OFFICERS (SEATED): President-Karen Williamson; Vice-President-Cathy Clements; Secretary-Susan Schroeder; (STANDING): Treasurer- Rexine Treadwell.
Career Club assisted the annual Cancer Drive, Heart Fund,
March of Dimes, Thanksgiving collection, and operation
Santa Claus. They also held a car wash.
FIRST ROW: Karen Williamson; Cathy Clements; Susan Schroeder; Rexine Treadwell; Jackie Massey; Jackie Atwood; Mary Coker; Nancy Barlow; Kathie Joyner; Diane Atkinson; Sue Peterman; Cindy Long; Neva Lucas; Susan Raska;
Debbie Sims. SECOND ROW: Margaret Gorcyca; Debbie Flessner; Marcie Incalcaterra; Jill Berry; Anne Chaffin; Kathy
Casey; Sherry Perryman; Cathy Chuoke; Vicki Weber; Debbie Schroeder; Julia Anderson; Melony Staggs; Martha Gorcyca;
Allana Hill. THIRD ROW: Cindy Wood; Shane Joyner; Barbara Jaworski; Melony Bohanan; Carol Bryny; Jan Parr;
Barbara Farrow; Mary Miles; Jamie Benson; Kathy Dickson: Susan Pearson; Belinda Dick; Lou Ann Ringer. FOURTH
ROW: Marilyn Stanley; Cathy Canon; Margaret Lane; Debbie McClain; Anita Boggess; Linda Guidrey; Annette
Fraizer; Colleen Christie; Pam Gross; Jeanie Heney; Vicki Varley; Terri Hook. FIFTH ROW: Shelley Levin; Penny
Curbello; Sue Hooks; Diane Kouns; Glenda Kenter; Kay Overbeck; Sponsors- Mrs. Peveto; Miss Denham.
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�Texas City High
chool Key Club
•
FIRST ROW: Mike Hymel; Kelsie Meredith; Roy Hoffman; Frank Shirley; Pat McCrory; Will Fraser; John Hackbarth;
Bill Brun; John Nichols; Tommy Cain; Jerry Roberts. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Wellman; John Goodson, Mike Tipton ; Ken
Messner; Gary Cayce; Eppie Aldape; Bob Lions; Billy Disbrow; Bill Barnard; Jack Goddard; Kirk Wiles. THIRD ROW :
Graciano Martinez; Greg Tipton; Bruce Tilley; Keith Moore; David Hughes; Jerome Scott; Ricky Wofford; James
Landers; Carl Moseley; Crews Brandhorst. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Holubec; James Cooper; Carlos Ruels; Arthur Loya;
Don Mariani; George Mize; Bobby Clark; Sponsor-Mr. Martin .
KEY CLUB SWEETHEART
Glenna Johnston
•
Key Club sponsored the Leadership Banquet,
a model school assembly, after the game
dances, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. They
attended the district convention and held their
annual spring formal.
School leaders enJoymg the food at the Key Club
annual Leadership Banquet.
OFFICERS: (left to right) Treasurer-Frank Shirley; Vice-President-Kelsie Meredith; President-Mike Hymel; Secretary-Roy
Hoffman.
Girls with their guys at the Sadie Hawkins dance.
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�Future Teachers of America
F.T.A. members gave their annual apple
polishing party for the teachers and held
a bake sale and Stingaree cushion sale.
They also attended the District Convention
at Port Arthur and the State Convention
at Austin.
OFFICERS: (left to right)
President-Becky Fernandez;
Vice-President-Shirley Werner;
Secretary-Debbie Conrad;
Treasurer-Nancy Stacy.
F.T.A. Apple Polishing Party.
FIRST ROW: Becky Fernandez; Shirley Werner; Debbie Conrad; Nancy Stacy; Rowena Roberts; Glenda Nutley; Becky
Williams. SECOND ROW: Eugene Fuchs; Carol Ann Edwards; Debbie Soffar; Shirley Vasquez; Debbie Parkinson; Linda
Molis. THIRD ROW: Rexine Treadwell; Marcia Scott; Carolyn Hink; Nancy Steele; Margie So!ay; Ritchie Wilson; Mary
Jones. FOURTH ROW: Sponsors-Mrs. Raley; Miss Norris.
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�National Honor Society
•
E IOR MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Marie Huffman ; Pa m McGill ; Anne Anderson; Nancy
Stacy ; Susa n Larson ; Belinda Bourgeois. SECO D ROW :
pon or- Mrs. Scru ggs ; Beck y
F ernandez; Rowena Roberts; Karen Ea ton; Kath y
Watson ; ponsor- Mr. Keepers. THIRD ROW:
Ronn e Dard en ; Mike Hymel; Frank Shirley;
Leve n Lovett ; Bruce Henkhaus ; Da vid Sharp.
FO URTH ROW : Ga ry Touchton; Mark Schaper;
Gary Blythe; Mi ke McDo n~ld; Roy Hoff ma n ;
John Goodso n ; Ca m ti ernberg.
PresidentRonald Darden
Vice-PresidentGary Blythe
S ecretnryKa th y Watson
TreasurerBecky F ern and ez
JUNIO R MEMBER : FIR T ROW: Maril yn
u~an Ludl a m; Ritchie Wil son; Diane
But In;
elda Long hore; Rose P adill a. SECAtk inson;
ON D ROW: Sponsor- Mrs. Scruggs ; Debbie
Kullerd ; Bec ky Willi ams ; J oan Sula; Jeri Gilland ; Cathy Lange ; Debra Bryson; SponsorMr. Kee pers. THIRD ROW: Marsha Rosenberg;
Maureen Gu yton; Curtis Evans ; Pam Walton;
Amelia Hersey; Tommy Ward. FOURTH ROW:
Darrell Cobb; Bill Bernard; Dale Butler; Bruce
Bryant; Kenny Baker ; Charles Stiernberg.
�Future Homemakers of America
F.H.A. officer installation.
F.H.A. attended the Houston Fat Stock Show and
Rodeo, and the area meeting at U of H. They held
their Mother-Daughter Banquet and a tea for the
seniors.
OFFICERS: (seated) President-Melinda Decou;
First Vice-President-Vicki Carter; (standing) Secretary-Treasurer-Connie Winters; Second Vice-President- Frances Milligan.
FIRST ROW: Melinda Decou; Vicki Carter; Frances Milligan; Connie Winters; Carolyn Cotton; Carolyn Fillmore; Ajurella
Combs; Eva Fillmore; Kathy Colston; Beverly Harvey; Melanie Martin; Mary Bevers. SECOND ROW: Alma Bazemore;
Mary Forgue: Brenda Black; Winfred Gilmore; Joyce Alford; Jacqueline Kimble; Nancy Barlow; Paula Wilder; Lynn
Higgins; Sandra Pace. THIRD ROW: Patricia MacKeen; Mary Ellen MacKeen; Rosemary Alvarado; Stella Garza;
Lenicla Martinez; Sharon Bigler; Ann Breazeale; Linda Wheaton: Shirley Booker; Sherry Todd; Kay Decker. FOURTH
ROW: Becky Williams; Debbie Winters; Cheryle Stanely; Cathy Hair; Debbie Kelly; Luanne Wheaton; Ginger Grassmuck;
Lollie Johnson; Everlou Harvey; Mary Moore.
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�Commercial Club
FIRST ROW: Elaine Bethscheider; Kitty Clark; Sandra Ivy; Doris Pelton; Nancy Hunt; Cindy Wood; Cindy Long. SECOND
ROW: Marilyn Boswell; Glenda Kenter; Irma Tatum; Neidra Levin; Stella Garza; Barbara Braden. THIRD ROW: Spon•
sors-Mrs. Manross; Mrs. Saunders; Mrs. Mauldin; Mrs. Peveto; Eva Filmore; Frances Trepagnier; Mary Nell Hamby;
Pam McGill.
Commercial Club published the
student directory, held bimonthly
programs, and had an end of the
year parly.
OFFICERS: (left to right) PresidentElaine Bethscheider; Vice-President-Kitty
Clark; Secretary-Sandra Ivy; TreasurerDoris Pelton.
�Fighting Stingaree
FIRST ROW: Debbie Sims; Karen Williamson; Kathy Watson; Cathy Clements; Elaine Bethscheider; Mary Nell Hamby;
Irma Tatum; Doris Pelton; Judy Peterman; Jackie Atwood; Kathie Joyner; Susan Raska; Betty Owens; Nancy Steele.
SECOND ROW: Debbie Kelly; Sally McKnight; Marilyn Stanton; Barbara Braden; Nancy Hunt; Sandra Ivy; Marilyn
Boswell; Rowena Roberts; Susan Larson; Charlotte King; Mary Ellen MacKeen; Coleen Christi; Cindy Anderson. THIRD
ROW: Melinda DeCou; Vickie Carter; Connie Winters; Linda Molis; Maria Mancuso; Mary Ann Fesperman; Mary
Margaret Carroll; Becky Fernandez; Debbie Conrad; Gloria Burch; Vickie Childs; Mary McCauley. FOURTH ROW: Laura
Ursin; Cheryl Standley; Janet Davis; Patricia MacKeen; Sharlene Winnette; Greta Capestani; Cathy Canon; Anita
Boggess; Dianne Kouns; Marilyn Stanley; Sue Peterman; Margaret Lane; Cindy Bryant. FIFTH ROW: Debbie McLaine; Janet
McClellan; Diane Colvin; Eugena Fuchs; Toni Ozarchuck; Annette Fraser; Linda Guedry; Debbie Davis; Rosemary Alvarado; Venita Odom.
OFFICERS: (left to right) President-Debbie Sims; Vice-President-Karen
Kathy Watson; Treasurer-Cathy Clements.
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Williamson;
Secretary-
�Pep Squad of 1968-1969
•
FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Rodriquez; Debbie Winters; Mary Stork ; Patricia Schwab; Mary Jones; Kathy Milner; Sharon
Sutton; Pam Scoggins; Chappelle Stewart; Yolanda Osoria; Sherry Perryman; Joan Dinklage. SECOND ROW: Edie
Eubanks; Debra Bourgeois; Karolyn McNulty; Patti Talley; Debbie King; Roseanna Caulk; Pat Morford; Darenda Warren;
Kay Decker; Rexine Tread well; Amber Laine. THIRD ROW: Marcia Scott; Michele Levin; Leslie Adams; Cindy Hammond: Lenida Martinez; Deborah Dean; Sue Hooks; Melanie Staggs; Anne Chaffin; Nancy Barlow; Diane Atkinson.
FOURTH ROW: Dathalyn Anderson; Becky Williams; Dolores Lira; Mary Lou Reyes ; Diana Casey; Jimmie Reynolds;
Lynn McConnel; Jeanie Henly; Susan Schroeder; Debbie Cly IP : Monica Stant on. FIFTH ROW: Julia Anderson; Barbara
Butz; Gaylin Klibert; Judy Saxton; Marcie Incalcaterra; Debbie Flessner; Janice Haden; Georgia Rasor; Vicki Weber;
Kathy Casey; Debbie McDuffie.
Pep Squad aided school spirit by
selling pep ribbons, making posters
and banners, and presenting the boys
with spirit boosters.
Pep Squad supporting the Stings at the La Marque game.
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�Distributive Education
FIRST ROW: Don Simmons; Edna Small; Marsha Smith; Gale Meyers; Shirley McAinch; Kathy Lusk; Don Ramber. SECOND ROW: Sponsor-Mr. Jackson; Tommy Armstrong; Mike Gillispie; Mike Bell; Jimmy Neu; John Keil; Mike Powell.
Distributive Education attended the State Youth Leadership
Conference in Houston and Dallas. Individuals participated in
a contest on business speaking, job interview, sales demonstration, advertising layouts, and copy writing. Individuals
also entered essay contests and workbook contests.
D. E. SWEETHEART
Edna Small
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OFFICERS: (left to right) President-Don Simmons;
Vice-President-Edna Small; Secretary-Marsha Smith;
Treasurer-Gale Meyers.
�American Field Service
•
American Field Service held a reception for foreign
exchange student, Kiki Simita, held a fund raising
drive to help bring a forei gn exchange student
to the United States, and presented an assembly to
acquaint the student body with A.F.S.
OFFICERS: (sea ted l Presiden t- Betty Owens; Vice President-Susa n Ludlam; Treasurer- Debra Bourgeois. (standing) Foreign Exchange Student- Kiki
Simila.
FIRST ROW: Betty Owens ; Susan Ludlam; Debra Bourgeois; K iki Simita; Will Fraser. SECOND ROW: Melanie Martin;
Nancy Glass; Grace Brown; Marilyn Butler; Margie Solay. THIRD ROW: Barbara Butz; Julia Anderson; Allana Hill;
Jeri Gilla nd; Renee McClure; Sponsor- Mrs. Bell.
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�Le Cercle Francais
Le Cercle Francais had its annual Christmas party and made a trip to Houston for
a French program and dinner at Maxim's.
OFFICERS: President-Charmaine Castanie; Vice-President-Marilyn Butler;
Secretary-Donna Brown; Treasurer-Maria Escamilla.
FIRST ROW: Kenny Baker; Bob Miller; Jack Lardie. SECOND ROW: Charmaine Castanie; Marilyn Butler; Donna
Brown; Maria Escamilla; Gay Ian Pinkenton; Kathy Vincent; Debbie Conrad. THIRD ROW: Debbie King; Diane Bryson;
Debby Bryson; Andrea Varnado; Greta Capestani; Penny Curbello; Sandra Lee; Margie Solay; Gaylin Klibert; Diana
Casey; Anne Chaffin; Julia Anderson; Shirley Morphew; Nad in e Kamas; Pam McGill; Melody Walker; Sponsor- Mrs. Jarrell.
150
�Chess Club
FIRST ROW: Tim Holt; Darrell Cobb; Carlos Ruelas ; Mike Franklin ; Chilton Miles. SECOND ROW: Larry Weis; Arthur
Lloya; Joe Ray; Paula Wilder; Andrea Cunningham; Renee McClure. THIRD ROW: Sponsor- Mr. Slough; James Jonte;
Da vid Hughes; J erry Steed.
Chess Club participated in a tournament with La
Marque and helped decorate Christmas trees at
John Sealy.
OFFI CERS : (left to right)
President- Tim Holt; ViceCobb;
President- Darrell
Secretary-Carlos
Ruelas ;
T reasurer- Mik e Franklin.
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�National Thespian
Society Troupe 1354
•
Thespians held their annual initiation party, formal initiation, and
spring banquet. "Take Me Along"
was their 1969 musical production.
Thespians entertaining at regular meeting.
FIRST ROW: Steven Lovett; Thomas Knapp; Susan Larson; Cindy Long; Diana Johns; Frank Shiiley; Marsha
Rosenberg; Karen Eaton; Debbie Kelly; Mike Hymel; Pl,il ip Riffe; Jimmy Wellman. SECOND Rom: John Hackbarth;
Karolyn McNulty; Roy Hoffman; Shirley Werner; Rowen.- Roberts: • • .- Breazeale; Jcr: ... ,.; Scou; t<iki Simila; Laura
Ursin; Diane Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Jack Lardie; Nan< Jfamsey , .... Burns; Ken Messner; Georgia Rasor; Patti
Talley; Barbara Ozon; Paul Cooper; Andrea Cunningham. FO , , RTH H.UW: Julie Arnold; Judy Saxton; Gaylin Klibert;
Alia Griffin; Debbie Disbrow; Yolanda Osoria; Debbie King; Mary McCauley; Mary Jones ; Charline Winnelte. F!F•TH
ROW: Nancy Barlow; Debbie Davis; Cathy Canon; Sara Fuller; Marilyn Stanley; Melanie Staggs; Vicki Childs; Janet
Davis; Betty Owens; John Goodson. SIXTH ROW: Sue Ber•uder; Craig Riehl; Sponsors- Mrs. Delay; Mr. Bray; Mr.
Martin; Mrs. Raley.
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OFFICERS: (left to right): President- Steven Lovett; Vice-PresidentThomas Knapp; Secretary-Susan Larson; Treasurer-Cindy Long.
FIRST ROW: Jimmy Wellman; Harry Leach; Vicki Weber; Belinda Bourgeois: Nancy Stacy; Becky Fernandez; Glenda
Nutley; Anne Fundling; Eva Fillmore; Joy Ray. SECOND ROW : John Edwards; Nadine Kamas; Garrett Taylor; Gloria
Burch; Ginger Grassmuck; Kathy Milner; Maria Esca milla : Lynn McCo nnell; Madaline Seibel; Laura Brown; Pat
Guyton. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Hext; Nancy Gentry; Stephanie Chuoke; Lou Ann Green; Margaret Gorcyca; Cindy
Sebests; Debbie Bourgeois; Barbara Garb; Dianne Kouns; Penny Curbello; Kay Brinkman. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Steele;
Eugena Fuchs ; Nancy Glass; Tim Gill; Leisle Albers; Margaret Brown; John Barger; Martha Gorcyca; Anita Boggess;
Barbara Jaworski; Debbie McClain. FIFTH ROW: Mike McDonald; Steve Ellis; Joe Stockman; Debbie Soffar; Gary
Cayce; Renee McClure; Connie Haden; Charlyn Brownlee; Joan Sula; Sue P eterman; David Hughes. SIXTH ROW:
Sponsors- Mr. Martin; Mrs. DeLay; Mr. Bray; Mrs. Raley.
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�American Junior Red Cross
The American Red Cross held
its annual membership drive,
decorated Christmas trees at
John Sealy Hospital, decorated
the Texas City Nursing home
for Easter, and assisted at
Heart Career Day.
OFFICERS: (left to right) President-Shirlyn
Pope; Vice-President-Maryanna Barb; Secretary-Eva Fillmore; Treasurer-Stella Garza.
FIRST ROW: Shirlyn Pope; Maryanna Barb; Eva Fillmore; Stella Garza; Doris Barrett. SECOND ROW: Norma Flores;
Susan Jacobson; Susan Mosher; Ajurella Combs. THIRD ROW: Sharon Mathews; Lana Edwards; Sponsor-Mrs. Thomas.
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�Volunteens
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FIRST ROW: Melinda Murff; Debbie Wroe ; Debbie Moulder; Shirley Werner; Belinda Bourgeois. SECOND ROW: Peggy
Land; Rich a Gilreath; Susan Mosher; Sandy Pace. THIRD ROW: Sponsor- Miss Jones ; Prince Ella Lynch; Alma
Bazmore ; Janet Godfrey; Carolyn Harrigan.
Thi s year Volunteens participated
in Heart Career Day and visited
vanous orph anages and nursing
homes.
OFFI CERS: FIRST ROW : President- Melinda Murff; Vice-President- Debbie Wroe. SECOND ROW: Secretary-Debbie Moulder ;
Treasurer- Shirley Werner.
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�Future Scientists of America
OFFICERS: (left to right) PresidentBruce Henkhaus; Vice-President-Karen
Lion ti; Secretary-Treasurer - Grace
Brown; Reporter-Joe Stratman.
FIRST ROW: Bruce Henkhaus; Karen Lionti; Grace Brown; Joe Stratman; Patricia MacKcen; Marline Williams; Renee
McClure. SECOND ROW: Darrell Cobb; John Bartosh; Chris Pederrnn; Kent Kelln; David Hughes. THIRD ROW: Sponsor- Mr. Eddins; Hal Pollock; Roy Hoffman; Cinthia Lockharl; Marsha Rosenberg; Mary Ellen MacKeen.
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�DLG's
FIRST ROW : Steve Ellis; Diana Johns ; Steven Lovett; Joe R ay; Tommy Ward. SECOND ROW: Bill Bernard;
Darrell Cobb; Dale Butler; Bruce Henkhous ; Frank Shirley ; David Hughes. THIRD ROW: Darrell Johnson; Vernon
Pelton; Mike McDonald; John Meredith; Gary Blythe. FOURTH ROW: Sponsor-Mr. Rachel; Mike Hymel;
Charlie Davis ; Sponsor-Mr. Hawkins.
D. L. G.'s made monthly trips to attend films, dramas,
and musicals.
D. L. G. SWEETHEART
Diana Johns
OFFICERS: President- Stephen Ellis ; Sweetheart- Diana Johns ; S ecretary-Treasurer- James Witte. Not pictured: Vi ce-President- Tim Gill.
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�THE NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS
FIRST ROW: Skip Selheim; Jacky Hutchison; Jerry Crow; Alan Adams; Lester Chambers; Steve Matthews; Jerry Steed.
SECOND ROW: Randy Darden; Carl Posey; Mike Kalkomey; Charles New; David Decker; Craig Hall; Sponsor-Mr.
Hill. THIRD ROW: Dery! Love; Bobby Arrolla; Johnny Hilton; Keith Love; Fred Miller; Perry Dobbs; Harold Lingenfelter; Richard Long. FOURTH ROW: Roy Cannon; Jack Henderson; Sammy Tranchina ; Martin Painter; David Bradley;
Ernest Matthews; John Nicholson; Tommy Hutto; Ben Herrera; Eddie Sparks; James Lyle.
Future Farmers participated in the Leadership Contest, the Judging Contest, the Houston Livestock
Show, and the Galveston County Fair.
OFFICERS: (standing) President-Skip Selheim;
Vi ce-President-] acky Hutchison; TreasurerJerry Crow. (seated) R eporter-Rocky Giddings.
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�F.F.A. SWEETHEART
Sue Adams
F.F.A. Sweetheart Candidates
FIRST ROW: Sue Adams; Pam Hoover. SECOND ROW: Glenna .Johnston; Karen Criddle; Shayne Joyner;
Debbie Courtney. THIRD ROW: Karin Chuoke; Glenda Kenter; Anne Chaffin.
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�TCHS Choral Department
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A Cappella Chozr
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OFFICERS=. Oeft to z:ight) President-Gay Ion Pinkenton; Vice-PresidentR~bek~h Remsch; Secretary-Luanne Wheaton; Treasurer-Mary Lou Reyes;
Librarian-Sara Fuller; Mary McCauley.
FIRST ROW: Cathy Clawson; Venissa Hunter; Carol Edwards; Sue Oliphant; Trina Calhoun; De~ra
Moulder; Susan Kennedy; Judy Waugh; Julie Arnold; Debbie Martinez: Jan Watson;. Barbara Riel.
SECOND ROW: Debbie Schroeder; Nancy Ramsey; Beverly Harvey; Debbie Glazner; Gracie Brown; Dru
Sparks; Billie Arkers; Marsha Simar; Charlyn Brownlee; Charalette King; Kim Sudduth; Rita Hare.
THIRD ROW: Keith Moore, Don Clark; John Daigle; Gerald Cliver; Gene Raines; Raymond Legate;
Steve Treece; Paul Robertson. FOURTH ROW: Choir Master-Mr. Lee; Chuck Jobe; Jerry Anderson;
Mike Wheeler; Joe Forbess; Ken Burns; Mike Pearson; David Decker; Gene McKelroy.
A Cappella Choir Section Leaders: Soprano
Section-Judy Waugh; Alto Section-Carol
Ann Edwards; Bass Section-Chuck Jobe·
(seated) Mr. Lee.
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Girl's Glee Club
OFFICERS: President-Chuck Jobe; Vice-President-Keith Moore;
Secretary-Nancy Ramsey; Treasurer-Mike Pearson; LibrariansCharlotte King; Ramon Legate. (seated) Mr. Lee.
All-State Choir Member Julie Arnold and All-State candidates Ken Burns, Cathy Clawson, and J an Watson.
FRONT ROW: Janis Coffey; Mary Hernandez; Karen St
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Jan Watson; Linda Armstrong; Becky Dillion SECOND
Gu y run_er, Debbie Williams; Sara Fuller;
Cathcart; Carolyn Fillmore· Faye Hammons· R. ox
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anne
wenson; Mary McCauley; Gwen Warren. THIRD
Camce
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Carol
Steinbach;
Rebekah
Reinsch;
Kay
Kautz,· Linda Bailey,· Luanne Wheaton,· Car:
men Mc oy; Chou Master-Mr. Lee.
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�Drum M aj ors
Neva Lucas
�Assistant
Drum
Major
Pam Hoover
Assistant
Drum
Major
Glenda Kenter
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�Head Drill Leaders
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KAREN
EATON
ANNE
FUNDLING
DIANA
JOH S
KAREN
WHITING
Stingarettes
Pat
Oden
Jaclyn
K elley
Karen
Andt'rsun
Jill
Berr)
Belinda
Box
Karen
Criddle
?llarilyn
Butler
:\!Jria
Es!'arnilla
Nancy
Gen try
Sherry
Gilbert
J\Iargaret
Corcyca
Ginger
Crassmuck
Lou Ann
Green
Cathy
Hair
Pat
Haney
Allana
Hill
Lollie
J ohnson
Susan
Ludlam
Jackie
J\Iassey
Kathy
Kelly
Janet
Renfroe
Joan
Sula
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�Penny
Curbello
Lisa
Curran
Martha
Gorcyca
Pam
Gross
Carolyn
Hink
Laura
Johns
Suzette
Simmons
Carolyn
Vicknair
Jan
Warren
Joy
Watkins
Andrea
Varnado
Anne
Beasley
Anne
Beasley
Barbara
Farrow
Nancy
Glass
Janet
Godfrey
Debbie
Lambert
Cheryl
Moore
SOUSA AWARD
David Sharp
1.66
Kay
Brinkman
Sherry
Todd
Pat
O'Dell
BAND SWEETHEART
Rose Maly
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MOST OUTSTANDING GIRL MUSICIAN
Diane Moreno
MOST OUTSTANDING BOY MUSICIAN
Norman Norris
All State Band Members
FRONT ROW: Norman Norris; David Sharp; Gary Touchton. SECOND ROW: Allana Hill;
Joan Sula; J ea n Steele; Cheryl Moore.
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�OBOES:
Joan Sula
BASSOO 'S:
Richa Gilreath
Garrell Taylor
Anne Fundling
Pat Oden
PICCOLO:
Karen Whiting
FL TES:
Diane Moreno
Shirley Werner
Margie Meyers
Pat Haney
Karen Criddle
Marilyn Butler
Jaclyn Kelley
Diana Johns
ALTO SAXOPHONES:
Gary Touchton
Damon Adkins
Glenda Kenter
Sherry Todd
TENOR SAXOPHO ES
Pam Hoover
Don Mariani
BARITO E SAXOPHO ' E
James Sexton
BB CLARINETS
David Sharp
Allana Hill
Margaret Gorcyca
l\eva Lucas
John Edwards
Peggy Land
adine Kamas
Roy Hoffman
Mike Crim
Kathy Kelly
Cheryl Moore
Sherry Gilbert •
Advanced Band
Steve Charlston
Patti Clark
Aj urella Co mos
Jill Berry
EB CLARINET
Rose laly
ALTO CLARI ETS:
Harry Leach
Ritchie Wilson
BASS CLARI ETS:
Jean Steele
Karen Eaton
Stephanie Chuoke
fa a Fillmore
CB CLARINETS:
Drucilla Sparks
Maria Escamilla
COR ET-TRUMPETS
Norman orris
Chris Pederson
Cindy McCauley
Bruce Henkhaus
John Bartosh
Kenneth Hunter
Rodger Webb
Don Denny
Glenn Perkins
BARITO TES:
Tim Gill
Dennis Fruede
FRE 1CH HOR :s:
Amelia Hersey
Paul Cooper
Lou Ann Green
Karon Havill
Cindy Sebests
Ricky Hilton
Roy Dearen
TROMBONES:
John Goodson
Steve Ellis
Leigh Howerton
Hal Pollock
Bob Lyons
Ben Me)ers
TUBAS:
Joe Vargas
Jim Witte
John Butler
James Johnson
Larry Goudeau
PERCUSSION:
Jim LaCombe
Mike Gibson
Kelsie Meredith
Jackie Massey
Susan Ludlam
Mike Schultz
TL.VIPA ll:
Jack Godard
SECRETARY:
Janice McCaghren
Training Band
OBOES
Laura Johns
Andrea Varnado
BASSOO 1S
Nancy Gentry
Jeri Gilland
Anne Beasley
PICCOLO
Geoffrey Price
FLUTES
Linda Williams
Karen Anderson
Kay Brinkman
Jud Price
Debbie Disbrow
John Nicholson
Carolyn Vicknair
Susan Adams
BB CLARINETS
Judy Miller
Pat O'Dell
Lollie Johnson
Janet Godfrey
A!an Sonntag
Grnger Grassmuck
Tommy Holder
Tom Dyer
Cynthia Lockhart
Debbie Lambert
Carolyn Hink
Pam Gross
Kathy Crowe
Linda Thomas
Phil Riffe
Gary Bruggman
Ei3 CLARI 1ET
Suzette Simmons
ALTO CLARINETS
Cathy Hair
Tracey Matlage
BASS CLARINETS
Mark Crenshaw
Debbie K ullerd
Phillip Villanueva
Tom Sindik
Debbie Wroe
CB CLARINET
Paul Garcia
ALTO SAXOPHONES
Lisa Curran
Gary Fortenberry
Don Knape
Donna Burton
Melinda Murff
TENOR SAXOPHONE
Louis Payne
BARlTONE SAXOPHONE
Deborah Kelley
CORNET-TRUMPETS
Graciano Martinez
Mark Goodwill
Kelly Hope
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Joy Watkins
Mary Miles
Larry Strong
Paul Sliger
Jan Warren
BARITONES
Mike Bergquist
Bill Dixon
Bobby Hicks
George Mize
Larry McCorkle
FRE 1CH HOR S
Karl Parm
Robert Dawson
Barbara Farrow
Tom Tatum
Penny Curbello
Elaine Anderson
TROMBONES
John Bones
Wilmer Briggs
Jack Hnderson
Don Varnado
Don Mayfield
TUBAS
J. D. Baker
James Stanton
Arthur Lowe
James Owens
Paul Johnson
PERC SSION
Jerry Carter
Bleinda Box
Martha Gorcyca
Willie Cole
Jim Fundling
David Nolen
TIMPANI
Danny Weaver
Frank Escamilla
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ACTIVITIES
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�Homecoming Season
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FOOTBALL QUEEN
Marie Huffman ;
Escort, John Staggs.
HOMECOMING QUEEN
Debbie Courtney,
Escort, Rickey Hamilton.
Darrell Duncan; Glenna Johnston; Kent Kelln; Pam Hoo...er; John Staggs; Marie Huffman; Don Clark; Queen, Debbie
Courtney.
BAND SWEETHEART
Rose Mal y;
Escort, David Sharp.
Despite ver y wet weather, students showed up for the dance wh er e
Homecoming festivities were held.
Melanie, you got Debbie's mum.
Now get out of the picture.
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�Sweetheart Dance
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Candi,date, Glenna Johnston;
Escort, Darrell Duncan.
SWEETHEART,
Kathy Watson;
Escort,
Cam Stiernberg.
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Escort, Rickey Hamilton.
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Escort, John Staggs.
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Escort, Kent Kelln.
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�THESPIAN LAY
''Take Me Aloizg"
Ken Messner, John Goodson, crew; Craig Riehl, student director; Jack Godard, music; Joan Sula, crew; Gene Raines,
music; Cindy Sebesta, Charlyn Brownlee, Frank Shirley, cast; Shirley Werner, Anthony Davidson, crew; Mr. Bray, Mrs.
DeLay, Mr. Martin, sponsors.
The Millers pose for a family portrait: Steve Ellis, Kathy Canon; Jack Lardie; Steven Lovett; Anne Breazeale;
Paul Cooper; Belinda Bourgeois; Mike Hymel.
DANCERS: FIRST ROW: Becky Fernandez; Barbara Ozon; Penny Curbello; Vicki Weber; Terri Hook; Anne Fundling;
Cindy Long; Diana Johns; Anita Boggess; Lou Ann Ringer: Barbara Jaworski;_ Laura Bro~n; Nancy Gentry; Lou Ann
Green; Nadine Kamas. SECOND ROW: Stephanie Chuoke; Nancy Glass; Debbie Kelley, Dianne Kouns; Gmger Grassmuck; Sara Fuller; Kay Brinkman: Alice Griffin; Marilyn Stanley; Pat Guyton; Diane Atkinson; Laura Ursin; Sue
Peterman; Pam Hoover; Gaylin Klibert; Maria Excamilla; Dt!bbie Disbrow; Judy Saxton; Betty Owens.
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FIRST ROW: PhiJJip Riffe; Garrett Taylor; Billy Speights; Larry Sciba; Tim GiJJ;
St?ckman; Pat_ Pickens; John Barger; Roy Hoffman; Keith Holly. SECOND ROW:
Milner; Eugema Fuchs, Lynn McConnell, Renee McClure, Debbie Soffar, Margaret
Nancy Barlowe, Georgia Rasor, Andrea Cunningham, Marsha Rosenberg, Madaline
Rowena Roberts.
Wavid
Janet
Brown,
Seibel,
Hughes; Danny Disbrow; Joe
Davis; Connie Haden; Kathy
Debbie McClain, Nancy Steele,
Debbie King, Yolando Osoria,
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�Senior Play "You Can't
Take It With You "
•
CAST: Nancy Stacy, Ken Messner, Wilile Cole, Eva Fillmore, Betty Owens, Jimmy Jones, Diane Moreno, Steven Lovett, Roy
Hoffman, Gary Cayce, Ann Breazeale.
CREW:
Sandra
ROW:
Melissa
John VanHouten, Peggy Land, Irma Tatum, Anne Fundling, Nancy Hunt, Doris Pelton,
Ivy, Barbara Braden, Mary Margaret Carroll, Pat McCrory, Phillip Cayton. SECOND
Dana Newman, Belinda Bourgeois, Rowena Roberts, Shirley Wern·er, Cindy Long,
Mobley, Diana Johns, Kitty Clark, Pam Hoover, Marilyn Boswell, David Pevoto.
CAST: Frank Shirley, Mike Hymel, Becky Fernandez, Thomas Knapp, Kathy Vincent, Ross Kyle, David Sharp, Carlos Ramos.
Rudolf Nureyev and the Dame
warm up before doing the
Martin-DeLay version of
Swan Lake.
Anne, you're not Romeo and Becky is not Juliet.
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Texas City's entrant to the Miss Universe contest.
CREW: Neidra Levi n, Stella Garza, Bea .Maruri. SECOND ROW: Craig Riehl, Cindy Wood,
Kay Overbeck, Mrs. DeLay, Susan Larson, Harry Leach, Miss Norris. Cathy Clements, Kathy
Watson, Belinda Bourgeois, Mrs. Watson, Jimm y Wellman.
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�JUNIOR PLAY
Sir Slob and the Princess
CAST: Bob Lyons; Billy Disbrow; Debbie McDuffie; Larry Sciba; Jimmie Reynolds; Haynes Dunn; Tim Gill; Marsha
Rosenberg; Tom King; Mrs. Delay; Director, Judy Hart, Vicki Weber.
CREW: Rexene Treadwell; Andrea Cunningham;
Sebesta; Dathalyn Anderson; Steven Charleston.
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Joe Stockman; J ames Ross; Ken Messner; Clay Barnett; Cindy
�Student Council
•
FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank Shirley; Susan Larson; Debra Bourgeois; Vicki Weber; Marie Huffman; Jackie
Atwood; Gary Cayce; David Sharp. SECOND ROW: Kent Kelln; Bob Lyons; Carol Springfield; Kelsie Meredith;
J anet Chipman; Grace Brown. THIRD ROW: Karl Pan; David Bray; Penny Curbello; Cindy Anderson; A. J .
Amato.
OFFICERS, left to right:
Frank Shirley, President;
Susan Larson, Vice President;
Debra Bourgeois, Secretary;
Vicki Weber, Treasurer.
Good Sportsmanship
League
Good Sportsmanship delegates pose diligently. Left to right:
David Sharp; Carol Springfield; Susan Larson; Frank Shirley.
�Cheerleaders
1968-69 Stingaree
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GLENNA JOHNSTON
Clay, Carol, Marie, Mitzi, Debbie, Glenna
CLAY BARNETT
CAROL SPRINGFIELD
DEBBIE COURTNEY
Debbie, Marie, Glenna, Carol, Clay, Mitzi
MARIE HUFFMAN
MITZI SIMS
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�Graduating Class of 1969
FIRST ROW: Scott Bradley, Mike Stidham, Don Simmons, Blaine Williams, John Van Houten, Susan Mosher, Susan Larson,
Nancy Stacy, Glenda Nutley, Belinda Bourgeois, Carole Ann Edwards, Nancy Ramsey, C:iarlotte King, Dru Sparks, Ann Breazeale,
Sharon Bigler, Adrian May, Don Reid. John Nicholson, Miss Norris, Mr. Landers, David Sharp, Kathy Watson, Karen Williamson,
Kat hy Joyner, Kenny McQuaig, Jud Price, Debbie Kelly, Elaine Bethscheider, Kathy DeZengotita, Debbie Proffitt, Melissa
Mobley, Francis Milligan, Steve Ellis, Roy Hoffman, Rocky Giddings, Richard Ramirez, Louis Payne, Robert Woodkins. SECOND
ROW: J eff Hutchins, Willie Manning, Richard Ortiz, Pete Elizondo, Oma Coker, Willie Ray, Trina Calhoun, Judy Duke, Debbie
McMaan, Wanda Bitner, Debbie Moulder, Margie McEntyre, Jo An Miller, Donna Bean, Genevieve Amato, Melina DeCou,
Vickie Carter, Kathy McClellen, Angie Garza, Enedina Perez, Jaclyn Kelley, Ajurella Combs, Janis McCaghren, Judy Bruner, Kay
Overbeck, Cindy Wood, Karen Lionti, Neva Lucas, Neidra Levin, Bea Maruri, Susan Ra ska, Pam Hoover, Cindy Osteen, Diana
Howard, Kathy Stewart, Rebecca Ramos, Carlos Ramos. THIRD ROW: Sandy Trotter, Marilyn Stanton, Beverly Johnson, Suzi
Bersuder, Sandra Moore, Carolyn McNces, Debbie Wheatley, Linda Riffe, Beverly Harvey, Steven Lovett, Anne Anderson, Doris
Barrett, Eva Filmore, Kathy Vincent, Carolyn Filmore, Renee Thrash, Pam McGill, Cheryl Nebout, Sue Oliphint, Anne Fundling,
Karen Eaton, Charmaine Castanie, Debbie Sims, Debbie Wroe, Diana Johns, Pat Oden. Alice Williams, Karen Stewart, Rosie
Garcia, Stella Garza, Marie Huffman, Cathy Clements, Donna Brown, Debbie Countney, Hope Bean, Paula Wilder, Glenna
Johnston, Rebekah Reinsch, Mary Ellen MacKeen, Janis Brasher, Debbie Watson, Nancy Herrington, Alana Bohanon, Judy Waugh,
Cindy Glass, Jack Lardie. FOURTH ROW: Joe Ehrhart, Kathleen Roeder, Erlinda Molis, Roberta Chapin, Rowena Roberts,
Shirley Wern er, Debbie Conrad, Jean Steele, Diane Moreno, Frank Shirley, Jerry Steed, David Capetillo, Clifton Crouch, Joe
Ray, Carlos Ruelas, Kiki Simila, Anna DuPree, Donna Hardman, Shirley McAninch, Mary Coker, Jackie Atwood, Melinda Murff,
Sally McKnight, Judy Alexander, :Mary Marga ret Carroll, Maria Mancuso, Ja ckie Werner, Ma ry Hamby, Mary Ann Fesperman,
Glend a Kenter, Karen Whiting, Betty Owens, Marilyn Boswell, Kitty Clark, Sandra Ivy, Debbie Barton, Barbara Braden, Nancy
Hunt, Rose Ann Lorber, Irma Tatum, Doris P elton, Judy P eterman, Theresa Liberato, Buster Spencer. FIFTH ROW: Robert
Martin, Henry Bogan, John Good so n, Dennis Freude, Harry Leach, Norman Norris, William Willy, Robert Rice, Leo Lynch, Steve
Matthe ws, Allan Adam s, Jimmy Stewart, Lester Chambers, David Decker, Tommy Holder, Thomas Davis, Shorty Hutchins, J erry
Munsc h, James Witte, Charlie Davis, Mike Hymel, Wilfred Williams, Doug Smith, Mike Kojis, Billy Owens J oe Stratman Guyla
, Filer, Becky F ern andez, Loretta Davis, France! Trapagnier, Shirlyn Pope, Debbie McKey, John Daigle, Conni~ Winters, Eva' Morse,
Melba Moore, Gl en Johnson, Bruce Landry, Randy Ramirez, Raymond Gonzales, Reynaldo Mel endez, Felipe Victoria Ronald Warren, Gloria Burch. SIXTH ROW: Leigh Howerton, Jimmy Easterling, Don Denny, Glen Eierdam, Charlie Evans, 'Tom Michell,
' Jimmy Wool sey, !ohn Bornsheuer, Lloyd Jon es, David Shadden, Chilton Miles, Bob Carpenter, Pat McCrory, James Sexton,
Gary Touchton, Jim LaCombe, Bruce Henkhau s, Robert Wheeler, Harl ey Bessire, Jimmy Jon es, Dale Coulthard, Cam Sternberg,
Gary Alexande~, Bobby_ Hook, Darr e_ll Dun?an, Doyle Fletcher, Lee Ro~ers, Sam Reynolds, J erry Newman, Robert Golberg, Ken
Burns, John Nichols, Bill Fuqua, Mike Ellis, Thomas Knapp, Henry Simmons, Danny Day, Pat McMahan, Mike Tipton, Abel
Garza, Angel Acosta, Jay Williams, George Ed en. SEVENTH ROW: Mike Franklin, Ken Messner Joe Lafleur Mike Walker
Phillip Cayton, Carl Horn, Harvey Bean, Mike Berg, Willie Cole, Gary Blythe, David Pevoto, Mike 'Lowe, Mike McClain, Bobb;
McKey, Tim Holt, Bill Tree, Ross Kyle, Jacky Hutchison, John Bradford, Louis Head, Pete Auger, David Wyatt, Dee Williams,
~usty McClellen, Gary Cayce, Mike McDonald, Mark Butz, John Hackbarth, Jam es Dud] Y: Mike Standley, John Staggs, Dwayne
Forq ue, Randy Hunter, David Bucklew, Mark Schaper, James Maxwell, Leon Boone, Mike Tucker, Tommy Armstrong Paul
Saunders, James Jonte, Craig Riehl , Joe Stockman, Gene Raines, Nathan Simar, Kenpeth Hunter.
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Alan, don't you feel a littJ,, out of place'?
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This dass just sits around and waits to have th eir pictur!'
made.
This looks like an interesting cla s,;.
\
Mrs. DeLay, do you get the feeling no one likes to show
up for your class?
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�ary Ann Fesperman,
arlisle, Marie Huffman,
nd, Kathy Watson, Shi
�Stingaree Tales
Editors
Spring Editor: Pam Hoover
Fall Editor: Susan Larson
�FFA Awards
Outstanding Ag Awards were received by Randy Darden, David Decker, Fred Miller, and Louis Selheim. Mrs. Evelyn Stewart
was awarded the Honorary Chapter Farmer plaque.
Other recipients of Honorary Chapter Farmer plaques were Mr. Tom Clark, Mr. Billy Byrd, and
Mr. Louis Selheim.
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�Senior Activities Committee
FIRST ROW: Na ncy Stacy, Cathy Clements, Debbie Sims, Kathy Joyner, Karen Williamson. SECOND KOW: J ack Lardie.
Kathy Watson, Marie Huffman, Pat McCrory. THIRD ROW : David Sharp, John Goodson.
Walking on our picture--that's an Aggie for you.
Thomas can't even get his shoes on, so how do we
get stuck with him wiring the place?
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Preparations for Senior Prom
Oh Jack, we won't tell.
Can't you get your head out Steve?
Be careful Mrs. Wellman, you're in dangerous company.
Who's first for hop-scotch?
�Baccalaureate
Kent: "After Ultra-Brite ever ything else is just toothpaste."
Hope you're not not mixing them up more th an they already are,
Mrs. Owens.
Hot, isn't it Shirley?
Seniors are always eager for end of school activities.
Are you girls having problems?
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�Baccalaureate
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Do you know where you're going, Cathy?
Mr. Renfro must be a good influence, huh, Al?
N eidra flies again !
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�Activities
Debb ie, you're the sex iest thing ever .
Junior-Senior Picnic
Senior class speakers, Kathy Watson and Steve
Ellis.
What's wrong Kent? Hasn't he tried Scope?
We see you back there, Robert.
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The Metrecal for Lunch Bunch.
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�DEFENDING DISTRICT CHAMPIONS
1968 Stingaree Varsity
FRONT ROW: Billy Turner, Manager; David Bogan; John Schul ens; Doyle Fletcher; Mark Danford; Ronnie Johnson;
J erry Hamon; Ramie Ramirez; Jimmy Rasmussen; Coach Wayne Hill. SECOND ROW: Kenny Baker, Trainer; Billy
Fitch; Harry McAninch, Tri-Captain; John Staggs, Tri-Captain; Jerome Evans; Richard Pace; Dan Pryor; Mike Bailey;
Travis Scoggins; Coach Bob Sliva. THIRD ROW: Billy Disbrow, Trainer; Gary Blythe, Manager; Roy Payne, Manager;
James Dudley; Tom King; Sonny Villarreal; Charles Stiernberg; David Wyatt; Dee Williams, Tri-Captain; J ames
Applegath; Coach John Hancock. FOURTH ROW: Harold Barker; Rusty Bryant; James Varley; Vernon Pelton; James
Jonte; Haynes Dunn; Pete Auger; Mike Standley; Danny Disbrow; Brady Cox; Head Coach Floyd Parker.
Marie Huffman
'68-'69 Football Sweetheart
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�Junior Varsity
FRONT ROW: Anthony Davison; James Cooper; Wally Scoggins; Raymond Guidry; Marc Warner; Robert Silvertooth;
Carlos Maruri; Sabino Medrano. SECOND ROW: Coach Al Foreman; Bobby Walker; Jimmy Long; Jerry Roberts; George
Ortiz; Buddy Chouke; David Moss; Wayne Payton; Lee Bundy. THIRD ROW: Coach Ron Thompson; Ralph Elizondo;
Mike Goodson; Robert Moseley; Wayne Donnely; Danny Speer; Kenny Patterson; David Bradley; Tab Billups.
Sophomore Varsity
FRONT ROW: Ricky Clements; Walter Glass; Robert Watts; Gary Carney; Robert Benson; Donnell Wilredge; Martin
Reyes. SECOND ROW: Pat Graham; James Ingleberger; Danny Thompson; Early Richards; Ray Lawson; Steve Rasmussen; Danny McClellan; Randy Knight; Wilton Branhorse; Bruce Hammond. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Ramirez; Donnis
Ottinger; Mike Wheeler; David Anders; Everett McKay; Jake Propp; Charles Lively; Daniel Whiddon; Johnny Coker.
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�Now really! Push-ups in the middle of a game!
Texas City - 14
vs
Pasadena - 18
Opening their 1968 season, the Stings lost a close battle to the
Pasadena Eagles, 18-14. The Stings took the first quarter lead after
a drive from the one by Staggs to bring the score to 7-0. In the
second period, Pasadena bounced back scoring 6 points. However,
the extra point was missed as the Stings went into the locker room
with a 7-6 lead. In the third quarter the Eagles managed a 12-7
lead, but the Stings retaliated with a touchdown pass to Charles
Stiernberg. A 72 yard drive by an alert Eagle gave Pasadena the
lead. The Stings last effort
resulted in frustration as
Staggs' pass to Scoggins
was swiped at the four yard
line.
PETE AUGER
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Stiernberg scores.
�Texas City - 7
vs
Sam Houston - 29
The highly rated Sam Houston Tigers secured a victory by
capitalizing on Sting mistakes for a final score of 29-7. Texas
City's lone touchdown came late in the last half of play. With
quarterback James Varley leading the Stings, the team marched
65 yards, Varley himself scoring from the one. John Schluens
kicked the extra point, his third consecutive one without a miss.
JAMES DUDLEY
ALL DISTRICT
Honorable Mention Defense
DOYLE FLETCHER
Two down, one to go
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�Texas City - 6
vs
Baytown Lee - 27
In a disappointing game, Texas City bowed to the
Baytown Ganders with a final score of 27-6. Although
the Stings posted a good defensive effort in the first
quarter, the Ganders gained four touchdowns in the
following three quarters. Avoiding the shut.out, Ramie
Ramirez hauled in two passes resulting in 43 yards and
7 points for Texas City.
JAMES JONTE
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James, are you in this game?
Texas City - 6
vs
La Marque - 23
Playing an evenly matched first half, the Stingarees fell to the La Marque Tigers with a final score of 23-6. Staggs,
Ramirez, and Applegath marched off the yards to set up the score from the one by Staggs himself in the second
quarter. A bad snap prevented the Stings from kicking the extra point and minutes later, the Tigers took a 7-6 lead. In
the third quarter, resulting from a bad snap, the Tigers were granted a safety. And late in the same period, La Marque
secured their lead further with another touchdown. After another Tiger score in the fourth quarter, the Stings threatened to get back in the game with a touchdown, only to have it called back due to a penalty. Unable to score, the Stings
gave up the ball to the Tigers as the clock ran out.
Chew that mouthpiece, Dee !
HARRY McANINCH
ALL DISTRICT
Honorable Mention Offense
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�JOHN STAGGS
All DISTRICT
First Team Offense
Texas City - 7
vs
Ball High - 34
Battling increasing odds, the Texas City
Stingarees fell to the Ball High Tors with
a score of 34-7. The Stings tied the score
in the first quarter, only to have two more
touchdowns scored by the spirited Tors.
With the score 34-7 in the third quarter,
the Stings' resistance began to fail and
the Tors emerged victorious to preserve
their perfect record.
Standley sends a Tor up, up, and away.
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�MIKE STAND LEY
Texas City - 7
vs
Brazosport - 38
Turning costly Stingaree mistakes into scores, the
Exporters downed Texas City 38-7 in a game
between old rivals. With their offensive team dominating the game, Brazosport scored two touchdowns ·in the first quarter of play. Scoring two
more touchdowns and a field goal in the following
periods, the Exporters threatened to shut out the
Stingarees. But with 53 seconds to go in tbe
game, the fighting Stings scored as a result of
Varley's pass to Stiernberg for a 52 yard drive.
John Schluens kicked the extra point.
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�Texas City - 20 vs Lamar Consolidated - 12
A moving offense sparked
the Stingarees to their first
win of the season downing the
Lamar Consolidated Mustangs.
Travis Scoggins halted the
Mustang drive in the first
quarter when he intercepted a
pass on the five yard line. In
the second period, runs by
Stiernberg, McAninch, and
Standley set the ball on the
two yard line where McAninch took it over. Minutes
later, Staggs scored another 6
points by running 70 yards.
McAninch managed a 2-point
conversion by flipping a pass
to Doyle Fletcher. In the third
quarter, the Stings recovered
a Mustang fumble at the 25.
Piling into the line four consecutive times, Staggs scored
again. The Stings held the
lead until the final play was
completed.
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DEE WILLIAMS
ALL DISTRICT
Second Team Offense
Stings take time out for a little refreshment.
�Enthusiastic teachers cheer the Stings on to victory.
DAVID WYATT
ALL DISTRICT
First Team Defense
How do you do? My name is Danny Disbrow.
Texas City - 21
vs
Bay City - 14
Posting a "second-half" effort, the fighting
Stings defeated the Bay City Black Cats 21-14.
Trailing 14-0 at the half, the Stings recovered
well. Grabbing a Cat fumble, Wyatt set up the
drive enabling Staggs to score. In the same
quarter, after Staggs connected passes to Stiernberg, Ramirez, and Fletcher, another 6 points
appeared on the board for the Stings. A pitch
from Staggs to McAninch secured the 2 extra
points to tie the score 14-14. Minutes later the
winning TD began. As a result of a fumble
recovered by James Dudley, the Stings were
able io go over from the one for the score.
Travis Scoggins kicked the extra point.
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�Texas City - 0
vs.
Clear Creek - 14
In an icy, wind-driven rainstorm, the Texas
City Stings fell to the Clear Creek Wild Cats
14-0 in their annual homecoming game. The
Wild Cats managed to score 8 points in the
first quarter and another 6 i:1 the second quarter. The Stings climaxed an offensive effort
when John Staggs ran 34 yards for a score,
only to have it nullified by a penalty.
Homeco ming act1v1t1es
honoring Homecoming
Queen, Debbie Courtney, were postooned
till the Spring Branch
game.
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�Texas City - 7
vs
Spring Branch - 16
Finishing a disappointing
2-8 season, the Stings fell to
the Spring Branch Bears with
a score of 16-7. Texas City,
called on to men the barricades on 82 Bear plays, gave
up only 10 points. The Texas
City defense made a fine
stand with James Dudley
recovering a Bear fumble.
Intercepting a Bear pass,
Ronnie Johnson raced 55
yards to put the Stings on
the board. John Schluens
kicked the extra point, making the score 10-7. In the
last seconds of play, the
Bears scored again to tally
a final score of 16-7.
Hands up for the Stings-
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�Most Valuable
Player Award
The Most Valuable Player Award, which
is given on the basis of the player's season
performance, went to David Wyatt who played
defensive halfback. The award was presented
by Mr. Dixie Walker who has been presenting
the award since 1939.
Good Sportsmanship
Award
The Sportsmanship Award, which is given
for the player's courage, fairness, and acceptance of the results, went to Doyle Fletcher,
who played offensive split end. Presenting the
trophy was Mr. Ted Dudley, President of the
Quarterback Club.
Academic Award
The Academic Award, which is given on a
basis of grades, contribution to the school and
team, attitude, and citizenship, went to Charles
Stiernberg, who played offensive split end.
Coach Lloyd Parker presented the award on
behalf of the coaching staff.
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�Varsity Basketball Team
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FRONT ROW: Mike McDonald; Mark Schaper; Charlie Davis, Co-Captain; John Staggs; Harry McAininch; Travis Scoggins;
Robert Moseley, manager. SECOND ROW: Billy Disbrow, train er; Kenny Baker, trainer; Roger Webb; Tom Michell; Thomas
Temple; Mike McClain, Co-Captain; Don Taylor; John Davis, manager; Coach Joe DeCuir.
Coach DeCuir gets together with co-captains McClain and
Davis.
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1968-1969 Stingaree Basketball Coaches
JOE DeCUIR and RON THOMPSON
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�Junior Varsity Basketball Team
FIRST ROW: Buddy Chuoke; Jimmy Ramirez; Dale Williams; Bruce Tilley; George Garcia; James Puckett, manager.
SECOND ROW: Keith Moore; Charlie Young; Terry Williams; Robert Cullen; Steve Shannon; Tom Cain; Coach Ron
Thompson.
Sophomore Varsity Basketball Team
FIRST ROW: Jim Calhoun; Jimmy Long; Robert Watts; Rusty Wallis; Eddie Sparks; Larry McAninch; Der.nis Smith;
Billy Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe DeCuir; Gary Carney; James Mitchell; Bruce Hammond; Don Martin; Martin
Reyes; Sam Guardiola; Don Knape; Denny Yates; Danny Speer; Coach Ron Thompson.
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�Texas City - 67
vs
La Marque - 66
In an exciting and closely matched game, the Stings chalked up their first
win in District play against the La Marque Tigers.
CHARLIE DAVIS
Texas City - 65
vs
La Marque - 75
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The Tigers snapped a Sting hex as they defeated
the Stings 75-65. La Marque pulled the game out
of the fire in the final quarter by outscoring the
Stings.
HARRY McANINCH
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�Texas City - 54
vs
Bay City - 75
A cold shooting performance and inability to control the boards
/rave the Bay City Bearcats an impressive 75-54 victory over the
Stings.
Texas City - 48
vs
Bay City - 49
Failing to hold their lead in the 4th period,
the Stings lost a very close game to the Blackcats.
Mike McClain, Tom Michell, and Mike McDonald
were the high scorers for Texas City with 10, 15,
and 11 points respectively.
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TRAVIS SCOGGINS
MARK SCHAPER
�MIKE McCLAIN
HONORABLE MENTION
Texas City - 54
vs 1
Brazosport - 59
The Stings came very close to a victory over the
Brazosport Exporters in their third district game. Mike
McLain lead the scoring with 20 points, with Tom
Michell closely behind with 17.
Texas City - 53
vs
Brazosport - 60
Experiencing much more difficulty than the
first meeting with the Stin gs, the Exporters held
a slim 60-53 margin at the end of the game. Michell
and Temple scored well from the field givin!! the
Stings a 5-point lead in the first quarter. With
six minutes left in the game, the Stings held a one
point lead. The Stings played a good ball game
with the exception of a couple of cold streaks
which cost them the win.
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�Texas City - 66
vs
Lamar Consolidated - 61
The Stings had to come out of their zone defense in the 3rd period to erase a
25-23 halftime lead. Texas City won the game 66-61 as the result of an active, highscoring second half.
THOMAS TEMPLE
JOHN STAGGS
Texas City - 51
vs
Lamar Consolidated - 41
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Trailing 10-8 in the 1st quarter the Stings rallied to take
a 20-18 lead at half time. The Stings continued their efforts
to secure a 51-41 victory.
�MIKE McDONALD
Texas City - 57
vs
Ball High - 72
The Texas City Stingarees dropped their third district game to the Ball High Tors. It was a close contest
with the Stings fi ghting .hard all the way to the end.
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Texas City - 54
vs
Ball High - 69
TOM MICHELL
In a slow-paced game with the Tors, the Stings played a very good
defensive game. At one point Texas City was only 2 points behind,
but the taller Tors had the advantage.
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�Texas City - 56
vs
Clear Creek - 85
Taking almost immediate charge of the game, the Clear Creek Wildcats
defeated the Stings 85-56. Despite fine defensive efforts by Tom Michell, Travis
Sco~gins, and Mike McClain, the out-manned Stings could not compete with
the increasing Wildcat score which made the final results inevitable.
ROGER WEBB
Texas City - 40
vs
Clear Creek - 51
The Clear Creek Wildcats brought several hundred avid
fans to Texas City to watch their team win the 24-AAAA
b;ci;:kethall championship. Although the Wildcats downerl the
Stings 51-40, they faced some uneasy moments as the Stings
displayed a fine defensive effort. In order to preserve, their win
the Wildcats had to stall the ball in the 4th quarter. Charlie
Davis and Don Taylor turned in two of the best defensive jobs
by any Sting this year.
DON TAYLOR
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�Most Valuable
Basketball Player
Award
This year Mike McClain
and Charlie Davis both
shared the honor of receiving
the Most Valuable Basketball
Player Award. The award was
presented to the Varsity cocaptains by Ken Clements.
Most Improved
Basketball Player
Award
Most Improved Basketball Players Award for
1969 went to Travis Scoggins. This award was
presented to Travis by Coach Joe DeCuir. The
basketball coaching staff decides on the player
who best merits the award.
Best Sportsmanship
Award
The 1969 Best Sportsmanship Award went to
Charlie Davis at the annual Basketball Banquet.
Ted Dudley, President of the Quarterback Club,
presented the award. This award is voted on by the
team and presented to the boy who shows the best
sense of fair play and all around good sportsmanship on the basketball court.
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�Varsity Volleyball Team
KNEELING: Patty Weis; Marilyn Stanton; Karen Angell; Barbara Garb; Janice Haden; Loretta Davis; Natolyn Conner;
Janis Brasher; Mitzi Sims. STANDING: Miss Jo Beth McElrath, Coach; Debra Bourgeois, Manager.
Junior Varsity Volleyball Team
FRONT ROW: Belinda Dick; Edie Eubanks; Artis Stewart; Annette Frazier; Judy Hart; Pat Carpenter. BACK ROW: Miss Jo Beth McElrath, Coach; Madeline Wilbanks; Debbie Winters; Charlene
Hoobler; Vickie Green; Sandra Woodkins.
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Tennis Team
FRONT ROW: Cindy Hammond; Ronnie Zeller; Allan Stroud; Leslie Adair; Phil Donahue. BACK ROW:
Mr. David Rachel, Coach; Larry Sciba; Julian Gomez; Joel LaFleur; Randy Zeller; Sidney Stafford. Not pictured-Cyndi McCauley.
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Golf Team
STANDING: Danny Chain; Lee Bundy; Bill Brun ; Randy Knight; Coach W. T. Davis. KNEELING: Ardy
Blakely; John Rosenblad; Jimmy DeLaune; Mike Tucker; Danny Hatcher.
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�Swimming Team
FIRST ROW: Mike McDonald; Gene Shellborne; Ronnie Newman; James Hrncir; Paul Johnson. SECOND ROW:
Robert Jay; Greg Tipton; Jerry Dillard; W. J. Smith; Arthur Loya, Manager. THIRD ROW: Jeff Hutchins;
Mike Lowe; Fred Grissom; Mike Tipton; Coach John Hancock.
BREASTSTROKE
Mike McDonald; Greg Tipton;
Ronnie Newman; Gene Shellborne.
MEDLEY RELAY
Jeff Hutchins; Mike Tipton;
Mike Lowe; Fred Grissom.
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�FREE STYLE RELAY
Fred Grissom; Gerry Dillard;
Mike Lowe ; Mike Tipton.
SPECIALISTS
James Hmcir; Paul Johnson; W. J. Smith; Robert Jay.
Manager ARTHUR LOYA and Coach JOHN HANCOCK.
SPECIALISTS
Jeff Hutchins; Greg Tipton; Mike McDonald;
Jerry Dillard; Fred Grissom.
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�Stingaree Track Team
Cross Country
FRONT ROW: Darrell Johnson, Keith Martin, Lawrence Anzaldua, Willie McDaniel, Doug Wheatley, Ralph Elizondo,
Dodd Johansson, and Raymond Casella. BACK ROW: Lury Trepagnier, Richard Ketchum, Steve Shannon, Kerry Allen,
Lee Sanders, Larry Jackson, David Bradley, and Joe Anzaldua.
880 Runners
Mile Relay
STANDING: David Bradley, Larry Jackson, Ronnie
Johnson. KNEELING: Mike Standley, James Applegath.
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STANDING: Larry Jackson, Kerry Allen, Lee Sanders. KNEELING: Keith Martin, Earl Richards, Dodd Johansson, Thomas
Temple.
�High Jumpers
and
Pole Vaulters
STANDING: James Varley, Buddy Chuoke, John Schluens.
KNEELING: Don Martin, Jero me Scott, Earl Ri chards.
440 Relay
STANDING: David Bradley, Mike Standley,
KNEELING: Charles Young, Travis Scoggins.
Ronnie
Johnson.
The Track Coaching Staff
BOB SLIVA and RON THOMPSON
2-27
�Hurdlers
James Applegath, Richard Ketchum,
Willie Smith.
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Sprinters
BELOW: Mike Standley, Ronnie J ohnson, Charlie Young, Travis
Scoggins, David Bradley, Ricky Eierdam, Bob Walker, William McDaniel, Ralph Elizonda, George Ortiz.
Shot Putters:, Discus
and Broad Jumpers
ABOVE: Ed Parker, Danny Disbrow, Charlie Young,
Jerome Evam, Danny McClellan, Kenny Patterson, Jerome
Scott.
Milers
Joe Anzaldua, Steve Shannon, Doug Wheatley, Sabino Medrano,
Lawrence Anzaldua, Larry Trepagnier.
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�Varsity Baseball Team
TOP ROW: Coach Don Clark ; John Staggs ; Wayne P ayton ; J ames Dudley; Sonn y Villarreal; RanJ y Hunter; Gary Cayce. l\IIDDLE
ROW: Nil es Brown , Manage r ; P at McDonald , Statisti cian; R oger Cubi e, Manager ; J ames l\Ia xwcll; Mike l\IcDonald; David Wyatt;
Ha rry McAnin ch. BOTTOM ROW : P at McCrory; Ramie Ramirez ; R onn ie l\Iartin; Jimmy Ramirez; Jimm y Ras mu ssen; R obert Silvertoo th; Wall y Scoggins.
Junior Varsity Baseball Team
FIRST ROW : Dav id Ortiz_ Eddi e Spa rks, !Jon O"Daniel , S trve Ras mussen, Pres ton H ale, Fl oyd Schexnayd er, Buddy Chu oke, Bob l\Iill er,
and Bill Turn er. S ECO D ROW: Bruce Hammo nd . Paul Hoe hncr, Denni s l\IcQu ce ny, Hayn es Dunn, .John Sc hluens, ::\[ikc Goodson,
Will Frase r, and Coac h Al For-e man.
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Stingarees
Senior
RANDY HUNTER
JOHN STAGGS
- -- -
JIM MAXWELL
DAVID WYATT
GARY CAYCE
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PAT McCRORY
RONNIE MARTIN
MIKE McDO ALO
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�Most Valuable Swimmer
Mike Tipton receives his trophy from swimming coach, John Hancock.
Outstanding Athletes
This year th e Most Valu able Pla ye r Awards went to the following ath letes: Lan y Ja ckson, Track; Rand y Zeller, Tennis; Loretta Davis, Voll ey ball; Mike Tu cker, Golf; David Wya tt, Baseball; and Ron nie Martin received the Quarterbac k Club's Sportsmanship trophy in Baseball.
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Compliments of
CURRY ELECTRIC COMPANY
MANUEL'S TRIM SHOP
Electrical Contractors
YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR SPECIALTY
WI 8- 1796
COMPLETE AUTO UPl-tOLSTERY
P H ONE W I. 5 - 2118
1220 TEXAS AVENUE
TEXAS CITY , TEXAS
1314 Texas Avenue
245
�TEXAS CITY
REFINING, INC.
Independent
Refiner
and Shipper
• ~t
Petroleum Products ,
With General Offices,
Refining and Terminal
Facilities
and
Marine Operations
in Texas City
Salutes
the
Graduates
of the
Class of 1969
246
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BEST WISHES to the 1969 SENIORS
MALONE TRUCKING COMPANY
Vacuum Tank True ks
21 OI 5th Ave. South
Phone WI 5-2712
WI 5-2521
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Compliments of
MALONE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CO.
202 20th Street South
Phone WI 5-960 I
WI 5-7721
Texas City, Texas
247
�Compliments of
Compliments of
LODEN SHEET METAL CO.
DON TARPEY
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
General Constructors
HU 8-0194
WI 8-1738
Complete Line
of Welding
Supplies and
Industrial
Equipment
Fast Service
For
Busy People
203 30th Street
GOOD LUCK
Compliments of
E. I. TARIN & COMPANY
ZACKIE'S
Real Estate Sales and Appraisals
No. I 2007 Cedar Drive-WE 8-7561
No. 2 1504 Texas Avenue-WI 8-8082
No. 3 2902 Texas Avenue-WI 5-9932
No. 4-3001 Hwy. 1765-WE 8-7551
HOURS
3005 Palmer
P. 0. Box 2277
WI 5-3384
Texas City, Texas
6-12
Owners : ZACKIE O'NEAL, NORRIS CARGILL
" Service Is Our Product ''
I
• COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL
"NC, J08 TOO LARGE OR SMALL"
Industrial Plant Work
WATER HAULING-ROAD OILING
TANK CLEANING-MUD HAULING
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
I
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If- 1-10 ANSWER CALL WI 8-2610
3524 l
248
AV. S
WEEREN VACUUM TRUCKS
TEXAS CITY
WI 8-8801
WI 8-1101
112 Hwy. 146 N.
Texas City, Texas
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Phone WI 5-9371
ELLIS FURNITURE
New and Used Furniture and Appliances
Buy, Sell and Trade
Texas City, Texas
322 Texas Avenue
Compliments of
MERCHANTS' FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
If It Is to Be Had-We Have It
We Buy, Sell or Trade
Phone WI 5-590 I
402 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
Compliments of
Compliments
of
CHAMBER'S, INC.
ARMY-NAVY.
DAVE'S
JEWELRY-LOANS
WI 5-6632
331 Texas Ave.
Texas City, Texas
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GOMEZ PAINT AND BODY SHOP
Phone WI 8-2461
419-lst Ave. No.
Texas City, Texas 77590
TONY'S TEXAS CITY
JEWELRY & LOAN
Your Texas City Headquarters for diamonds,
watches, guns, and a complete lin e of musical and
sporting equipment.
232-Texas Avenue
WI 5-6972
Compliments of
B'S CARD AND PARTY SHOP
MAINLAND LAUNDRY AND
CLEANERS
519 Fifth Ave.
Phone WI 5-4022
Texas City , Texas
249
�Compliments of
TEXAS CITY FEED
& SUPPLY
LOWRY STEEL
COMPANY
Your Friendly Purina Dealer
2031 Texas Avenue
Phone WI 5-7731
Texas City, Texas
SOUTHERN WELDING
AND FABRICATING
P. 0 . BOX 1270
TE:XAS CITY, TEXAS 77591
Vessels, Pipe and Structural Steel
208 20th Street South
Area Supervisor
CLIFF ATWOOD
KEN WEST
Plant Supervisor
GENE NELSON
Commercial-Industrial-Painting
Guniting-Metallizing-Sandbl~sting
TELEPHONE WILSON 8-1654
P.O. Box 2568
Texas City, Texas 77590
250
�•
EMERSON'S PRECISION T.V .
Compliments
of
BOSTICK'S REST AU RANT
Color Sales
and
Service
5010 Highway 1765
La Marque
CONGRATULATIONS
SEN IORS '69
All Types Outboard Repairs
Parts and Service
Lawn Mowers-2 and 5 Cycle Engines
Electric and Acetylene Welding
JODIE'S BOA TS AND MOTORS
Authorized Evinrude Sales-Service
PHONE W I 8-21>32
Compliments of
BISCAMP OIL CO.
2423 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
INDUSTRIAL DISTRIBUTORS
AND RENTALS
Industrial Supplies
Rental Tools and Equipment
207-25th St. So.
Texas City, Texas
SOLOMON FABRIC CENTERS
2425 Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
c.
Sew What' s New
Complete Line of
Trimmings-Notions-Patterns
5314 Highway 1765
La Marque
HOUSE OF BUDO KARATE CLUB
5016· Highway 1765, La Marque
WI 8-8829
WI 5-9071
251
�Congratulations
CHADWICK STUDIO
612 Fifth A venue North
Phone WI 5-5651
''PERSONALITY PORTRAITS ''
Chadwick's Custom Color is a Product of the Finest
Processing and Workmanship Known to Photography
MR. JACK GIBBY
Manager
252
�BERNIE LUMPKIN
-Your School Photographer
Henderson, Texas
WI 5-4511
BARBARA JOHNSON, Mgr.
CAROLE'S COIFFURES
11 15th Street North at Texas Avenue
Texas City, Texas
2305 Palmer Hwy.
Texas City
925 Texas Avenue
La Marque
Let's All Go To Burger Chef
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '69
DUNKIN',~ I
DONUTS If
2131 Palmer Hwy.
Texas City
253
�NEPTUNE PET SUPPLY
(formerly Drake's Aquarium}
THE HOWARD P. FOLEY CO.
Electrical Construction
Pets of All Kinds
2921 Palmer Highway
" We specia lize in
your electrical problem s"
WI 5-2773
Day . . .
Night .. .
CALL . ..
OFFICE . . . . . . . . WI 5-2382
HOUSTON . . . . HU 8-3633
RES. . . . . . . . . . . WI 5-4230
WI 8-8731
WI 5-4247
Compliments of
ROY HUNTER
Equipment Company
~
3412-3rd Avenue South
Texas City, Texas
SOUTHERN INSTRUMENT
SERVICE CO.
Texas City, Texas
2938 Palmer Hwy.
Steel Erections and Rigging
Galveston SO 2-2606
Houston HU 8-3177
Texas City WI 8-2508
WELDING
INDUSTRIAL BOILER
& STEEL FABRICATING CO.
SOUTHERN
General Steel and Rigging Contractor
3416 3rd Ave. So.
F. W . PARSLEY
P. 0 . Box 2518
Home WI 5-4239
Texas City, Texas
3536 Fifth Avenue S. at Highway 146
ROBERT "BENNY" VALLANTYNE
WI 8-1352
Congratulations Seniors '69
Truck
Business
Fire
Auto
Home
Life
PIPING INDUSTRY
WELDING SERVICE
" Nothing to Se ll But Integ rity"
Fast • Fa ir • Friendly
NEAL E. KADLECEK
Agent
4% Auto Financing
OFFICE WI 5-6882
254
3003 Palmer Hwy.
Texas City, Texas 77590
Metallurgists and
Engineers
Testing and
Inspection
Laboratories and
Schools
"Metils"
DANNY KILPATRICK
Texas City, Texas
3517-)rd Ave . S.
WI 5-6921
�•
DOMAC INC.
&
ERIN ENTERPRISES
3126 Fifth Ave. So.
Texas City, Texas 77590
Texas City Owned and Operated
• RTNEY & COMPANY, INC.
Address Reply To:
P.O. Box 2574
Texas City, Texas 77591
255
�JACK 'N' JILL
Let Us Supply Your Musical Needs
Children's Wear
517 Sixth Street North
PARKER MUSIC CO.
Phone WI 5-61 I I
Texas City, Texas
.,
925 9th Avenue No.
Texas City, Texas
Boys and Girls-Infanfs thru 14
Free Gift Wrapping
FRANK WAUGH
Manager
Compliments of
JAMIE'S
Young Ideas
..,.
Teens thru Young Juniors
ELDRIDGE EtECTRIC
COMPANY, INC.
505 Sixth Street North
WI 8-2131
WI 5-3326
DOWNTOWN TEXAS CITY
Texas City, Texas
Congratulations Seniors '69
FLOYD'S PHARMACY
WffATABURGER®
PHONE WI 5-6676
90 I Fifth Ave. N.
Texas City, Texas
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2411 Palmer
Texas City, Texas
Friendship and Service
~
MAINLAND BANK
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Member FDIC
256
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G ood Luck, C lass of '69
AGEE'S REXALL DRUG
R. W. SNELLING
BAY PRINTERS
& ST A TIONERS
J. C. FULLER
Complete Drug Service
Complete Line of Office Supplies
YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED
627 Fourth Avenue North
PHONE
WI 5-9591
Congratulations
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES
More people ride on Goodyear t ire s than any other kind!
.,..
WI 8-8571
615 5th Ave. , North
Texas City, Texas 77590
COMPLIMENTS OF
., HOLLIS SUPPLY COMPANY
I
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3408 Third Avenue South
Texas City, Texas
WI 8-8574
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YOUR INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIER
257
�BEST WISHES
TO
1969 SENIORS
CARTER'S
SHELL SERVICE STATION
2028 9 Ave. N.
Firestone and Goodyear Tires
Allstate Motor Club Road Service
Complete Auto Air Conditioning
Service and Repairs ..
FOR ROAD SERVICE CALL WI 8-8122
Congratulations and Best Wishes
to the Seniors of 1969
From
McGAR INSURANCE AGENCY
"Continuous Service Since 1918"
212 Ninth St. North
Texas City, Texas
WI 5-4406
258
�J. C. PENNEY'S
Always First Quality
Texas City, Texas
BORDEN INC.
Chemical Division SMITH-DOUGLASS
II
P.O. Box 1571
Grant Avenue
Texas City, Texas 77590
PHONE WI 5-2933
WATTS ENCO SERVICE
LANNIE WATTS
Owner-Manager
No. I Sixth Street North
Texas City, Texas
,259
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MARATHON OIL COMPANY
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Dear 1969 Graduate
Within Marathon we promote growth.
Our success depends on growth in
all phases of our operations: production, refining, marketing, transportation and research.
These physical achievements become possible through the
growth of our employees' abilities and their sense of responsibility, both
on their job and in their communities.
Your "promotion" from high school is one of the first significant
steps in your growth.
We wish you success and encourage you to continue to
develop your talents and skills.
Sincerely yours,
P. R. Coronado
Division Manager
Texas Refining Division
263
�Authorized Olivetti
GUARANTY ABSTRACT COMPANY
612 Sixth Avenue North
WI 5-7461
Underwood Agency
Texas City, Texas
HAIRSTON OFFICE MACHINES
Sales and Service
CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE CO.
SOUTHWEST TITLE INSURANCE CO.
W . R. HAIRSTON
and
615 9th St. N.
Texas City, . Texas
PHONE
WI 5-3211
Ph . WI 5-290 I
Representing
TITLE INSURANCE CO. OF MINNESOTA
I
Nite Ph . WI 5-3254
MERLE NORMAN
COSMETIC STUDIO
LARSEN GLASS COMPANY
PHONE WI 8-3771
"Complete Glass Service"
71 I Sixth Street North
Texas City, Texas
929 9th Ave. No.
Texas City, Texas
F. L. McCLURE
STEVE McCLURE
Owners
McLAIN'S INC.
Radiators
Repaired-Recored-Cleaned
Distributor for-United Delco
Industrial-Automotive
FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY
WI 8-1619
923 8th Ave. N.
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GOOD LUCK
CLASS OF '69
WHERE YOU
SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE
~ ~ E L E R S , INC.
6 STORES TO SERVE YOU
50 I 6th St.
ftANTOWS~YS
Everything for the Home
832 Fitfh Avenije North
Texas City, Texas
PHONE WI 5-4486
disbrows
PRINTING
and
OFFICE SUPPLIES
WI 5-5401
" Famous For
e
Phone 945-3481
915 8th Avenue North
Texas City, Texas
A ll Nationally Known Brands "
264
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Complete Line of Office Supplies
�•
Congratulations
Seniors
Compliments of
TERRACE DRIVE-IN
BEARDEN'S
FOOD MARKET
1519 6th Street North
814 Ninth Avenue North
Phone WI 8-2519
Texas City
LEO and ROSALIE HINSQN
and JOSEPH GULOTTA
ROAD SERVICE
BIG BONUS STAMPS
M@bil
PLAZA SALON
MOORE'S MOBIL SERVICE
1319 6th St. North
-Two Locations to Serve You-
WI 8-8711
60 I 6th Street No.
160 I 6th Street No.
WI 8-8151
WI 8-8037
Compliments
BOB WOODARD CONOCO
From
1823 Sixth Street North
A FRIEND
WI 8-8048
Texas City, Texas
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS '69
U-PAKUM
1031 Ninth St. N.
Texas City, Texas
s6sz-a IM
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69 , Sc!OIN:3S
Bln6 ONV 3'.JV:ld
265
�FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY
WHITE'S
* Cleaning
* Pressing
* Alterations
* Laundry
THE HOME OF GREATEf< VALUES
PALMER HIGHWAY CLEANERS
WI 5-5151
HARBOR VILLAGE
SHOPPING CENTER
HOURS
MON. THRU FRI.
7 AM-6 PM
SATURDAY
8 AM-I PM
2318 Palmer Hwy.
Congratulations
Seniors '69
Compliments of
QUICK SHOP
Open 6 AM To 12 PM
7 Days A Week
TOWN AND COUNTRY
BARBER SHOP
2310 Palmer Hwy.
2334 Palmer Hwy.
Drive In Grocery
WI 8-8224
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RIRPoR,
SOLO COURSES
F LIGHT INSTRUCTION
STORA.GE & RENTAL
Office
Hanger
�.
\WI
I(fngs
Jewelers
WAGNER ELECTRIC
WI 5-2433
422 Texas Ave.
Texas City, Texas
TEXAS CITY'S FINEST
MOTORS
REPAIRING
OF ALL KINDS
JAY'S ARMATURE WORKS, INC.
WI 8-1271
422 Texas Ave.
Texas City, Texas
CAMERON HARDWARE
IO Sixth Street North
Texas City, Texas
ROY'S FRUIT MARKET
132 Texas Ave.
WI 8-8021
Specializing in Mexican
Food and Pottery
WATERMELONS
All Year Around
MITCHELL
SERVICE STA TION
Small Engine Sales and Service
431 Texas Ave.
WI 5-2271
Texas City, Texas 77590
!. C. FISH MARKET
202 Third St. N.
WI 8-8020
Texas City, Texas
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
267
�Congratulations Srs. '69
WI 8-8781
CHUCK'S DRIVE-IN
1102 Texas Ave.
SALCO SALES
USED CARS
1406 Texas Ave.
WI 5-7765
Texas City, Texas
Texas City, Texas
P. J. SALVATO
Open 24 Hours A DayRoad Service
BILLIE E. HOLT
Congratulations Srs. '69
Bus. WI 5-2198
PAT'S GULF
Auto-Fire-Life
Truck-Commercial
Bus. Phone WI 8-8165
1140 Texas Ave.
Texas City, Tex.
MILLER REFRIGERATION GO.
Air-Conditioning and Heating
Sales, Service and Installation
Commercial
24-Hour Service
THE LE CUE
Where Family Fun Begins
Pool and Snooker
1444 Texas Ave.
Texas City, Texas
RICHARD MILLER
(Owner}
WI 5-5165
1824 Texas Ave.
Texas C ity, Texas
COLOR TV &
STEREO ROOM
~
1tatpoint
UNITED
HOME & AUTO
2333 Palmer Hwy.
WI 8-1281
Texas City, Texas 77590
E
Admiral, Morse & Most Major Brands
LAME ELECTRONICS
2315. PAI.MER HWY
WI 8-177S
268
CHUCK McQUAIG
ED CIAVAGLIA
�•
HERTZ EQUIPMENT RENTAL
Texas City, Texas
1620 Texas Ave.
Houston, Texas
5806 Long Drive
Pasadena, Texas
129 North Shaver
Fort Worth, Texas
IO I N. Riverside Dr.
Beaumont, Texas
Highway 347 Nederland
Kenner (New Orleans), La.
40 E. Airline Highway
Baton Rouge, La.
8080 Airline Hwy.
Jackson, Miss.
230 Highway 80 West
San Antonio, Texas
3978 E. Commerce St.
Houston, Texas
425 W. Little York Road
Dallas, Texas
3020 Irving Blvd.
Memphis, Tenn.
249 South Third Street
269
�Sock it to 'em
KEY CLUB
CURL'S BAIT CENTER
Texas City Dike
WI 8-8245
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Compliments of
Compliments of
ROCK 'S
VARIETY & GIFTS
HCC CREDIT COMPANY
520 Sixth Street, North
Texas City, Texas
612 6th St. N.
Texas City , Texas
"You can count on HCC
for your money needs"
Compliments of
TEXAS STATE
OPTICAL
OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M.
Downtown Texas City
2437 Palmer Highway
OFFICES THR OUG HOUT TEXAS
Texas City, Texas
Borrow An Easier Life I
A to Z RENTAL CENTER
TEXAS CITY
270
�Compliments of
•
Compliments of
HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY
"A Friendly Place to Trade'~
915 6th Ave. N.
Phone WI 5-210 I
713 Sixth St. N.
Phone WI 5-4416
Texas City, Texas
Congratulations Seniors '69
DUNCAN ROSS
& COMPANY
615 7th Avenue N.
WI 5-9842
MAINLAND BALLET CENTER
MARC LIGON
Director
920 8th Ave. No.
Texas City, Texas
Phone WI 8-2171
I
Compliments
of
Best of Luck
PORTER'S
DON WYATT
REAL ESTATE
Ladies' Apparel
513-16 Sixth Street North
WI 5-5459
TROUTS
SPORTING
GOODS
Don't Blow Up-Call Up
CHUOKE PLUMBING
725-9th Avenue North
271
�Dead last at the drag strip.
It would be, too. If its owner were crazy enough
to race it. But he knows this 1932 Pierce Arrow
V-12 was made to strut, not speed. The owner knows to
keep this classic auto in mint condition. And
he lets us help him do just that.
But that figures. After all, keeping carshis or yours-running well is our business .
...
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AMERICAN
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Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
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Yearbooks
Creator
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Galveston County Schools
Date
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1920 - 1980
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Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
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Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
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Title
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The 1969 Stingaree Yearbook
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Yearbooks
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The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1969
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The Annual staff of 1969
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Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
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The Annual staff of 1969
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1969
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PDF
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text
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Texas City, (Tex)
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Galveston County, (Tex)
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Digital Yearbook Collection
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The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
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Yearbooks
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Galveston County Schools
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1920 - 1980
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Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
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Title
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The Stingaree 1951 Yearbook
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Yearbooks
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The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1951
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The Annual Staff of Texas City High School
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Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
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1951
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PDF
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Text
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Texas City, (Tex.)
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Galveston County (Tex.)
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FOREWORD
Your 1953 STINGAREE is the work of many minds and hands.
This work was done for the sole purpose of recapturing the many Campus
Scenes at T. C. H. S.
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without
pretense, but rather realistically, objectively, then the
1953 STINGAREE has realized the plan its editors have set for it.
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Administration
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Faculty
III.
Seniors
IV.
Juniors
V.
Sophomores
VI.
Activities
VII.
Favorites
VIII.
Clubs
IX.
Sports
X.
Snapshots
XI.
Advertisments
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Superintendent of Schools
B. R. BROOKS
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Principal
L. B.
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�SCHOOL BOARD AND STAFF
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President
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C. T. DECKER
B. R. BROOKS
Business Manager
Superintendent of Schools
RUBE GRIGGS
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DR. JOHN A. RADSPINNER
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GUILFORD L. STRONG
JOHN C. GEE
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C. RAYMOND ANDERSON JAMES C. BARNETT
B. B. A.
University of Texas
B.S., T.C.U., M. Ed,
Universi ty of H ouston
Sponsor of DI strl butive
Education
Sponsor of Senior Class
MRS. ANNE BUCHHORN
B. A.
Huntingdon College
Sponsor of Junior Class
DON J. CANSLER
B.S., Southwest Texas State
M.E., University of Houston
Sponsor of “T* Club
T. S. CLARK
F. C. CROSS
B. S., M. Ed.
University of Houston
B.S., M.S.
N. T. S. T. C.
Sponsor of Stingaree Tales,
Senior Class, Press Club,
and Yearbook
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DECKER
B. A. Mar■y
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Baylor Col lege
E. W. DUCK
B. S. and M. A.
George Peabody Colleg
Senior Class Sponsor
RICHARD K. EDWARDS
B.S., M.S., Indiana University
Junior Class Sponsor
MILDRED ELY
B. S. Texas Wesleyan Collegi
Director Sophomore Play
BERNADINE D. FIELD
B.A. Rice Institute
MRS. LEVI FRY
B. S. University of Colorado
B. A. W. T.S.T.C.
Junior Class Sponsor
Junior Red Cross Sponsor
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�MRS. J. H. HALL
Secretary to the Principal
MARIE HOKANSON
B. A.
Texas State College for
Women
Sponsor of Junior Class
FERN HOLDEN
B. A. University of Texas
M. A. University of Colorado
Sponsor of Junior Class
PHILIP B. KOONCE
B. S., M. E.
University of Houston
Sponsor of “T* Club
MRS. LAURA
LILIENSTERN
B. S. University of Texas
Sponsor of Future Home
makers of America
RICHARD LITTLE
B. F. A.
University of Texas
Sponsor of Sophomore Class
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MRS. VIRGINIA
MAGLIOLO
McKinney
B. S.
Stephen F. Austin
Sponsor of Sophomore Class
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Sponsor of Senior Class
MRS. THELMA MAULDIN
B.A., Howard Payne Colleg<
M.A., University of Texas
Sponsor of Literary Guild
Senior Class
CLARA MARGARET MORTON
B.S., S.W.T.T.C.
M.S., University of Colorado
Sponsor of Student Council
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MRS. PATTI MORTON
R. E. OHMERT
B.S.,M.A.
Sam Houston State Teachers
B.S., E.T.S.T.C.
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Sponsor of Junior Class
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MARY LUCY POPE
V/ADE POGUE
B.B.A., University of Texas
B.M.E., T.C.U.
Sponsor of Commercial Club
Senior Class
CLEMENT PUSTEJOVSKY
B.S., University of Texas
LENUAL S. RIEHM
Ph.B., University of Wisconsin
M.A., University of Missouri
ALVIN LEE ROGERS
H. L. SMITH
B.S.Z University of Texas
B.S., University of Alabama
Sponsor of Senior Class
�EDWARD STAGGS
ZETHAL WEAVER
B.B.A. University of Houston B.S. Sul Ross State Teachers
College
Sponsor
Club and
Junior Class
LAZELLE WILCOX
B.S. University of Houston
Student Council Sponsor
Cheerleader Sponsor
BETTY LEE WRIGHT
B. S. Alabama Colleg<
Junior Class Sponsor
Director Junior Play
JOE DE QUIR
E.T.S.T.C.
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TERM
Top row, left to right: Benton Powell, Vice-President; Harold Baumgartener, President; Loyal Ann Colbum,
Secretary,
Bottom row, left to right: Chcrles Rohden, Sergeant-at-Arms; Patricia Prim, Sergeant-at-Arms; Marilyn Sutton,
Treasurer.
SENIOR OFFICERS - SPRING
TERM
Top row, left to right: Alan Acree, Vice-President; Vernon Weddle, President; Loyal Ann Colbum, Secretary.
Bottom row, left to right: Peggy Chambers, Treasurer; Frances La Barbera, Sergeant-at-arms; Rayford Burrows,
Sergeant-at-arms.
�ACREE, ALLEN
Student Council ’51-’52, Pres. ’52;
School Favorite ’53; Basketball ’51-’53,
Letterman ’52-’53; Sr. Class Vice-Pres.
’53; Jr. Class Pres. ’52; Outstanding
Student ’51-’52; Key Club Treasurer
’52- ’53; May Fete ’52.
ALLEMAND, RAYMOND JOSEPH
Football ’50-’52; Letterman ’50-’52;
Baseball ’52; Pres. Soph Class ’50;
"T” Association ’50-’53; Stingaree
Tales ’53; Key Club ’51; Press Club
Sergeant-at-arms ’52; Foods Club ’50;
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Choir •*50-
ANDERSON, NORMAN DALE
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Tennis Club ’50-’51.
ANDERSON, WALLACE WILLIAM
Football ’50-’51
ARNOLD, ROY FORD
Annual Staff ’51; Camera Club ’51;
Key Club ’52-’53.
BARBER,
BATTLES, ADRIAN ALTON
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Key Club ’52-’53;
Tennis Club *50-’51;
BAUMGARTNER, HAROLD JOHN
Pres. Sr. Class ’52; Vice-Pres. Student
Council ’52; Jr. Favorite '52; Pres. Band
Club *51; Sgt.-at-arms Soph. ’51; Band
’50-’53; Jr. Red Cross ’51; Basketball
’51-’53; Student Council ’51-’53; Track
’51-’52; Jr. Play ’52.
CHARLES
�BAUMGARTNER, STANLEY
Football *52; Operators Club ’50.
BELLVIEW, ANNA LOUISE
Student Council ’51; Annual Staff ’52*53; Stingaree Tales ’52-*53; Basket
ball
'52; Junior Red Cross Rep. ’52’53; Press Club Treasurer *53; Choir
’51-’52.
BISCAMP, ARNOLD LEE
Baseball Manager *52; Choir ’50-’51;
Track Manager *53.
BODINE, THOMAS LEE
Choir ’51; Literary Guild '53; Intramural
Basketball *51; Junior Play ’52.
BONNETTE, JOE
Press Club ’52-*53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Basketball ’51-’53; Letterman
'53.
BOTTOMS, PRESLEY
Football ’50-’52; “T” Association ’51*53; Letterman *51-’53; Vice-President
Sophomore Class '50.
BRADDY, ELAINE
Cheerleader ’51-’52; May Fete *52;
Outstanding *52.
BRANDON, FRANK
Transfer; Editor of the Annual ’53; U.N.
Essay Contest Winner '52; American
History Award *52; Key Club '52-'53;
Interscholastic League Typing ’52.
�BRIDGES, LARRY
BRISINDINE,
JODY
BROACH, ROGER HARMON
Band ’50-’53; District Ready Writers
Contest ’50-’52; Voice of America Con
test Winner '53; Annual Staff '53; Key
Club ’53; Pari. Senior Class ’53; Debate
'53; Junior Rotarian '53; Literary Guild
’50; Junior Play '51; Essay Published in
“National Anthology of Essays’’ '51.
BROWN,
PAUL
BEVERLY
BURROWS, RAYFORD MAURICE
Football '51-’52; Letterman ’51-'52;
"T” Club’51-’53; Baseball Manager
'51-‘52; Sports Editor Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Sports Editor of Annual '52’53; Pres. Press Club ’52-’53; Junior
Play ’51; Senior Class Sgt.-at-arms ’53;
Key Club ’50-’53; Intramural Basketball
’51-'52; Science Club ’50-’51; Jr. Red
Cross '50-’51; Operators Club *50-’51;
Camera Club ’50-’51; Literary Guild
’50-’51.
CADLE, MARGARET
Girl's Glee Club ’50-’51; Commercial
Club ’51-’53; Volleyball '51-’52; Press
Club ’52-’53; Softball ’52-’53; Indepen
dent Basketball ’53; Stingaree Tales
Staff ’52-’53; Choir ’51; Literary Guild
’51; Foods Club ’52-’53; Tennis Club
’51; Camera Club '51; Poetry Award ’51;
Future Homemakers '52-’53; Jr. Red
Cross; Science Club '50-’51.
CALDWELL, JIMMY
Football ’52; Letterman '52.
CARNEY, RONALD LEE
Football ’50-'52; Letterman '50-’52;
Baseball’50-’51; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class;
Vice-Pres. “T" Club ’52-’53; “T” Club
’51-’53; Press Club ’52-’53; Stingaree
Tales Staff ’52-’53; Foods Club ’50;
Choir *50-’52.
�CARROLL, ARTHUR
Science Club '50; Tennis Team ’50-’53.
CHAMBERS, PEGGY ANN
Student Council ’51-’52; Stingaree Tales
'52-’53; Soph. Class Treasurer *52;Press
Club Vice-Pres. '53; Senior Class Trea
surer ’53; Glee Club ’51; Basketball *53;
Junior Red Cross Rep. *51-’52.
CHILDS, YVONNE BOWMAN
Junior Red Cross Rep. '50-'51; Literary
Guild *50-’51; D. E. Club '51-’53.
CIABATTONI, MADELINE MARIE
Library Assistant '51-’53.
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CLEPPER, RAY
Student Council *51; Key Club '53.
COLBURN, LOYAL ANN
Band ’50-’53; Press Club '50-'51; Com
mercial Club ’51-'53; Football Queen
*52; Annual Staff Soph. Editor ’50-’51;
Choir '53; Junior Favorite'52; Outstand
ing ’50-’52; Good Sportsmanship League
'52-'53; Sr. Class Secretary ’52-’53;
Typing Contest '52; Jr. Class Treasurer
'51 -’52.
COUCH, PATSY RUTH
Secretary Soph. Class '50; May Fete
'50; Annual Staff '52-'53; Student Coun
cil *52-’53; Commercial Club Secretary
'52-’53; Outstanding Soph.; Band Club
’50-’51; Junior Red Cross Rep. ’50-’51;
Basketball Queen '53.
SELMAN, MURIELL CULPEPPER
Band '50-'51; Band Club '50; Stingaree
Tales Editor '52; Press Club '51-*52;
Correspondent to Texas City Sun *51-’53.
�DARLING, GERTRUDE
Literary Guild ’52-*53; Band '51; Band
Club '51; P. T. A. Play '53; Choir '52'53; Editor Stingaree Tales ’53; Press
Club ’52-’53; Interscholastic League
Play '53; Interscholastic League Essay
Contest '51-'52.
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DAVENPORT, ROLAND EDWIN
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DERNEHL, JEAN
Girls Glee Club '50; May Fete '52; Bas
ketball *53; Annual Staff ’53; Junior
Play '52; Commercial Club ’52-'53;
Poetry Contest Award ’50.
DIAZ, LOUIS
Operators Club '50-’51.
DORECK, MARY ELIZABETH
Glee Club ’50-’51; Band '50-’51; D. E.
Club '51-’53.
DRIVER, KENNETH
DUHON, LUCILLE
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Glee Club ’50-’51;
Choir ’50-’52.
EUBANKS, DARLENE MARIE
Glee Club ’50-'51; Basketball '50-"53;
Annual Staff ’52-*53; Press Club '52'53; Stingaree Tales’52-’53; Commercial
Club '51-’53.
�EVANS, CLARA JOYCE
FEREDAY, PATSY ANN
Glee Club ’50-’51; D. E. Club ’52-’53.
FIEGEL, HARRY JOHN
Band *51-’53; Key Club '50-’53; Student
Council '52; Band Club ’50-’51; May
Fete '52; Junior Rotarian ’53; Winner in
A.&M. J/echanical Drawing Contest.
FRANK, MARY LOUISE
Choir ’50; Glee Club Secretary ’50; Art
Club ’51; Literary Guild ’53;
Student
Library Assistant *52-’53; Junior Red
Cross *53.
FRIDGE, CLIFTON
Basketball '51-’52.
FROESCHL, HILDA MARGERATE
Volleyball ’50-'52; Basketball ’51-’52;
Commercial Club *52-’53; Glee Club
’50-’51.
GARRETT, PATSY JUNE
Basketball, All Tournament '51; Capt.
Jr. Basketball Team'52; Girls Glee Club
'51; Commercial Club '53; Choir ’51’53; Volleyball ’52.
GARRETT, PAUL LOUIS
Basketball ’50-’52.
�GIBBY, JACK
GRIPPO, JOAN
Camera Club ’50-’51; Commercial Club
'51-’52.
HARDESTY,
EARL
HARRELL, JOANNE
Student Council ’52-*53; Trees. Junior
Class '53; Band Club '51-’52; Press
Club *52-*53; Jr. Red Cross Rep. '50;
Junior Play ’51; Annual Staff ’52-’53;
May Fete '51; Stingaree Tales Staff ’52'53.
HIGHTOWER, GLYENNA
Press Club '52-'53; Commercial Club
'52-’53; Reporter '52; Annual Staff '52'53; Choir ’51; Literary Guild ’51-’52;
Stingaree Tales Staff ’52-’53; Camera
Club ’51.
HIGHTOWER, MARTHA
Publicity Chairman of Choir ’51-’53;
Annual Staff ’52-’53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Junior Play '51; Press Club
’52-’53; Tennis ’53; Basketball ’51-’53;
Volleyball ’50; Commercial Club ’52'53; F.H.A. '52; Poetry Award ’51;
Camera Club ’51.
HILL, JAMES DOUGLAS
Choir *50-'53; Junior Play '52; Key
Club '52 -’53; Tennis Club ’50 -’51; Track
*52; Sgt.-at-arms of Choir ’52.
HLAWICZKA, MARY ANN
Camera Club ’50-'51; D. E. Club ’52-’53.
�HOFF, SHIRLEY RAE
Commercial Club '52; Band ’50-’52;
Press Club '52; Choir '53; Stingaree
Tales ’53; Literary Guild '53.
HOLSOMBACK, DOROTHY JEAN
Choir’50; Basketball ’50-’52; D. E. Club
Vice-Pres. ’52-’53; D. E. Delegate '53;
Volleyball ’50-’52.
HOWARD, MINNIE SUE
D. E. Club ’52-’53; Basketball ’51-’52;
Volleyball ’51-’52; D. E. Delegate ’53.
HUDSON, EILEEN
Glee Club '51; Basketball ’52-'53;
Volleyball ’52-'53; Junior Play '52;
Press Club '53; Annual Staff ’53; Com
mercial Club ’53; Tennis '53; Choir'52’53.
JACKSON, JERRY B.
Student Council '51 -’53; Junior Play ’52;
Band *51 -’53; Vice-Pres. Junior Class
'52; Band Club; Key Club '51-’53; Jr.
Rotarian '53; Debate '53; May Fete ’52;
Intramural Basketball ’51.
JACKSON, WILLIAM SCOTT
Band ’50-’53; Key Club ’51-’53; Camera
Club ’50-'51; Tennis Club '50-’52;
Literary Guild ’52-'53.
JACOBSEN, JOAN CHRISTINE
Commercial Club ’52-’53; Jr. Red Cross
Rep. ’52-’53; Annual Staff ’52-'53;
Student Library Assistant *52-'53.
JORDAN, DONALD
Art Editor, Stingaree Tales ’52; Press
Club ’53.
�KACHTICK, JAMES WALTER
Student Council ’50-’52; Soph. Favorite
'50; Key Club '50-’53; “T” Association
’50-’53; Football '50; Basketball *51’53; Baseball ’50-’52; May Fete ’51*52; Good Sportsmanship League ’51;
Operator’s Club ’51.
KETTRICK, MARY LUCILLE
Secretary of Red Cross ’50-’51; Literary
Guild *50-'51; Basketball '50-’52; D. E.
Club Secretary ’52-’53; Volleyball *51’52.
KEY, MARY LOUISE
All State Band '51-’53; Band ’50-’53;
Senior Basketball Team ’53; May Fete
’51; Band Club ’51 -’52.
KITCHENS, NOLEN EARL
Choir’52-’53; "B” Football ’52; Tennis
Club ’52-’53; Press Club ’52-’53; Intra
mural Basketball *52-’53; Volleybal I 52’53.
KUBIN, MARGENE
Transfer.
LA BARBERA, FRANCES MARIE
Majorette ’50-’51; Cheerleader '51-’53;
Sweetheart ’53; Student Council ’51-’52;
Outstanding '52; Junior Play ’52; Sgt.at-arms Senior Class *53; Basketball ’52;
May Fete *52; Commercial Club *53;
Girl's State *52.
LAND, BOBBY DALE
Baseball '50 -’52.
LEAL,
FRANCIS
�LEE, JOY
Choir ’52-'53; Tennis ’52-’53; Basket
ball ’52.
LERMAN, DORIS SUE
Band '50; Band Club ’50; Literary Guild
’51-’53; Basketball ’51-’53; May Fete
’51-’53; Annual Staff '53; P. T. A. Play
'53; Softball ’52; Volleyball '52.
MACE, CAROLE LORENE
Band ’50-'52; Band Club *50-’51; May
Fete ’52; Annual Staff ’52-’53; CommerClub ’52-’53; Sgt. ’52-’53.
MAES, BILLY JOE
Football ’50-’53; Baseball ’52-’53;
Tennis '50-’51; Key Club ’50-’52.
MAHOOD, NANCY JEANNE
Basketball ’51 -’53; Glee Club ’51; Com
mercial Club ’53; Choir ’53; Volleyball
'51; Junior Play ’52.
MARSHALL, DEAN
MAST,
BETTY JO
MATSLER, DAVID WESLEY
Band Club '50; Sgt.-at-Arms, Band Club
’50, ’53.
�MAYS, SHIRLEY
Choir ’52-’53; Band '51; Commercial
Club *53; Future Homemakers ’52; Junior
Basketball ’52; Vice-President Sopho
more Class ’51.
MEDFORD, BOBBY
Track *50-’52; D. E. Tour '53.
MERCER, ELNOR RAE
Band ’50-’51; Glee Club ’5O-’51; D. E.
Club ’52-’53; Fourth Place in Poetry
Contest ’52.
MILLER, GARY
Football ’51-'52; Letterman *52; Science
Club ’50-’51.
MOORE, BONNIE SUE
Camera Club ’50-’51; Band ’50-’52;
Basketball ’52-’53; Commercial Club
’52; Tennis Club ’52; Volleyball '52’53.
MORGAN, CHARLES
Tennis Club ’50-’51; Intramural Basket
ball ’51-’53.
McLEOD, DARVEL
Biology Club ’51.
NASH, JOYCE
Commercial Club *52-’53; Future Home
makers '52-’53; Glee Club '50.
�NORTON, RUBY IRENE
A Cappella Choir; Orchestra '51-’52;
Commercial Club.
OWEN, WESLEY EUGENE
Soph. Class President; Basketball ’50;
Football letterman ’53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53; Track ’51-’52; Student Council
’51-’53; Press Club’52-’53; Tennis Club
’50; Choir ’50-'51; Treasurer Press Club
’52; Key Club ’50; “T” Club.
PADGETT, ROBERT EDWARD
Band '50-’53; May Fete ’51; Key Club
’52-’53; Band Club ’50-’51.
PARKER,
Transfer.
EUNA
PARLAGRECO, MAE FRANCES
Soph. Favorite ’50-’51; Treas. Student
Council; Sec. Student Council ’51; Band
Club ’50-’51; Majorette ’50-’53; Com
mercial Club *52-’53; Soph. AH Tourna
ment Basketball Team; Girl’s State '52;
Student Council ’50-'53; Outstanding
'51-’52; May Fete ’51; Senior Basket
ball team '53.
PERALEZ, MARY
Basketball '51-’52; Commercial Club '51’52.
POWELL, BENTON
Treas. Operators Club; Football Letterman'50-'52;Vi ce-President Senior Class
’52; Choir ’50-’51.
PRIM, PATRICIA
Transfer; Band ’52-*53; Commercial
Club '52-’53; Sgt.-at-Arms Senior Class
’52.
�ROWE, KENNETH
Student Council *50-’51; Choir’50-'51;
Band '50-'52; Band Club ’50-’51; Junior
Play ’52; Key Club ’50-’53.
IL
ROUSCULP, CAROLE LYNNE
“Miss Basketball" of 1951-’52; May
Fete '52; Annual Staff '52-’53; Pari, of
Commercial Club '52; Basketball ’51'53; Junior Play '52; Tennis Club ’50■51;
C1. Volleyball -co.
*52; e
Senior p)ay .53
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ROSS, DUNCAN
Tennis ’50-’51.
ROHDEN, CHARLES LOUIS
Outstanding *50-’51; Football ’50-’52;
Letterman ’50-’52; All-District '52; Bas
ketball '50-’52; Letterman ’50-’52; Stu
dent Council ’50-'51; Senior Sgt.-atarms ’51; Key Club ’50-’51; "T” Club
’51-’52.
RIPLEY, MALCOLM PALMER
Football ’49-’52; Basketball ’50-’51;
Baseball Capt. ’51-’52; "T” Club ’51'52; Track ’53; Outstanding Student '51;
Sergeant-At-Arms Soph.; Stingaree Tales
’52.
REECE, BETTY
Camera Club ’50; Press Club ’52-’53.
RAHN, LEE MARIE
QUEVEDO,
Transfer.
DOLORES
�SCARBOROUGH, BOBBY GLENN
D.
E. Club *52-’53; Band ’48-’52;
Stingaree Tales ’49-’5O.
SCHOPPE,
T ransfer.
SHIRLEY JEAN
SCHULTZ, PEGI
Drum Major '51-'53; Band Club '51; Stu
dent Council '50- '52; Sgt.-at-Arms Jr.
Class '51-'52; Commercial Club Sec.
'53; Choir Sec. '53; Basketball '53.
SEFTON, MARY LUCILLE
D. E. Club '52-’53.
SGITCOVICH, EDYTHE HELOISE
Cheerleader '51-’53; Band ’50-’51; Out
standing Soph.; Student Council '50-’52;
May Fete *51; Junior Play '52; Basket
ball *50-’53; Volleyball '52; Interschol
astic Play '52; "Miss Personality” '52;
Pres., Treas. Commercial Club ’52-’53;
School Favorite ’52-’53; Annual Staff
'52-’53; Choir '53; Senior Play '53.
SMITH, ANN
Press Club '50; Band Club '50; Com
mercial Club *52-’53; Girl's State '52;
Student Council '51; Soph. Editor Annual
Staff '50-’51; Basketball '51.
SMITH, BETTY
Transfer; Commercial
Baseball ’52.
Club '52-'53;
SMITHSON, SAMMY
Football ’50-’52; Letterman ’50-’52;
"T” Club; Outstanding Soph. '51; Stu
dent Council '52; Baseball '51; Red
Cross '51; Choir '51; Key Club '50.
�SMYRL, SHIRLEY JEAN
Literary Guild '50; Basketball ’50-’53;
Junior Play '52; Stingaree Tales’52-’53;
Press Club ’52-’53; Volleyball ’50-’52.
■’V’
SPEER, PHILIP RODNEY
Band ’50-’53; Vice-Pres. Soph. Class;
Vice-Pres. Junior Class; Student Council
’50-’53; Senior Favorite '53; Pres. Stu
dent Council ’53; Key Club ’50-’53;
Band Club '50-'51; May Fete ’52.
STARRETT, TERRY JAY
Band ’50-’53; Band Club '50-’51; D. E.
Club ’51-’52; Choir ’52-’53.
STEELE, BILLY DUTTON
Baseball ’50; Track ’52-’53; Band ’50’53; Choir ’53; Band Club '50-’53.
STEPHENS, MELVA NELL
Commercial Club ’51-’53; Press Club
’52-’53; Basketball ’52-’53; Volleyball
*52; Stingaree Tales ’52-’53.
SUTTON, MARILYN
Track Queen '51; Football Queen Attend
ant '52; Vice-President Soph. Class ’51;
Sec. Junior Class '51; Treasurer Senior
Class ’52; Sec. Press Club’52-’53;
Pres., Sgt.-at-Arms Commercial Club;
Sec. Glee Club; Junior Play '51; Senior
Play ’53; Basketball *51-’53; Volleyball
’52.
SWEARINGEN, ADREN DARWAYNE
Track *52; Track Captain ’53.
TARVER, BETTY JANE
Basketball '52-’53; Glee Club ’50-’51;
Commercial Club ’52-’53; Choir ’50-’52.
�TRAMMEL, JOYCE DONNETTE
Basketball ’51-’53; Commercial Club
’52; Volleyball '51-’52; May Fete ’52;
Glee Club; Student Library Assistant.
TREGRE, ARLISS JOSEPH
Intramural Volleyball ’52; Intramural
Basketball ’52; Library AssistantBaseball ’52-’53.
V
TROTTI,
J.
C.
TROUT, PEGGY
Band ’50-’51; Band Club'50-’51; Liter
ary Guild '51-’52; Play ’51-’52; Secre
tary ’52-’53; Future Homemakers VicePresident '52-’53; May Fete *51-’53;
P. T. A. Play ’52; U.I.L. Play; Debate
’53.
TREPAGNIER, GERRY MARIE
Literary Guild ’50-’51; Junior Red Cross;
Basketball '52; Commercial Club '53;
Junior Play *52; A Cappella Choir '53.
TUCK, EUGENE JERRY
Choir ’50-’53
VANDERFORD, VERNON
Football ’50-'52; Basketball '50-’53;
Press Club Sergeant-at-Arms; Press Club
’52-’53; Stingaree Tales Staff ’52-'53;
“T” Club; Operators Club *50-'51.
VILLA, BENNY
D. E. Club ’52-’53.
�WAGES, ARTHUR
Press Club '52; Stingaree Tales '52;
Tennis Club '50-’51.
WALL, BERT OLIS
Marine Corps.
--------------WARREN,, BELVA JUNE
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Band‘ ’50-*53; Band Club '50-’51; Com______ • 1
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mercial
Club »’rn
52-iro.
’53; D__l._tl._lt
Basketball ''53;
Volleyball '52-’53; fenni s Club'52;
Poetry Award '50. t
WARREN, EVELYN ANN
Camera Club ’50-’51; Commercial Club
*51-’53; Volleyball Team '52-’53; Com
mercial Club Basketball Manager '52;
Band '50-'53; Band Club *50-’51.
WEDDLE, VERNON MANSFIELD
Choir ’50-’53; Science Club ’50-’51;
Choir Pres. ’52-’53; Intramural Basketball; JuniorClass Sgt.-at-Arms '51; Junior
Class Pres. '52; "Mr. Personality” '52;
Junior Play '51; Press Club '52-'53;
P. T. A. Play '53; Senior Class Pres.
'53; Key Club '51-’53; Stingaree Tales
’52-’53.
WESLEY,
WESTMORELAND, DON
Intramural Basketball.
WHITE, OSWALD HARDING
Band ’50-’53; Key Club ’52-’53; Annual
Staff '52-’53; May Fete '52; Band Club
’50-’51; Junior Winner of Poetry Contest;
Soph. Winner of Poetry Contest; A. & M.
Mechanical Drawing Contest Winner; All
Tournament Intramural Basketball ’53;
Junior Rotarian ’53.
DONALD
�WHITTER, BILL
Football Manager ’52; Track
May Fete '52.
I
*52-’53;
WILLIAMS, CHARLES
WILLIAMS OSCAR DEAN
Science Club ’50; Football Manager *52.
WILLIAMS, MARY LOU
WRIGHT, PATSY
Commercial Club *52-’53; Camera Club
'51; Parliamentarian F. H. A. *53.
WURZLOW, BILL
Cheerleader *52-’53; P.T.A. Play *52*53; Intramural Basketball ’53; Choir
’53; Key Club ’52-’53; Vice-President
Choir '52; Sgt.-at-Arms Choir ’53.
ZETKA, SHIRLEY ANN
Commercial Club '52-’53; F.H.A. ’52'53; Library Student Assistant *52-’53.
SHARER, RICHARD LEIGHTON
Baseball ’50-’53; Basketball Intramural;
Volleyball; All Tournament Intramural
Basketball ’51-’52.
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���JUNIOR
OFFICERS - FALL
TERM
Top row, left to right: Shirley Hardcastle, Vice-President: Robert Hilton, President; Jan Moore, Secretary.
Bottom row, left to right: Donald Ellis, Sgt.-at-Arms, Jan Dugat, Sgt.-at-Arms; Sue Wason, Treasurer.
JUNIOR
OFFICERS - SPRING TERM
Top row, left to right: James Langston, Vice-President; Clifton Lowery, President; Jan Moore, Secretary.
Bottom row, left to right: JoneneMartin, Sgt.-at-Arms; Kay Hill, Parliamentarian; Buzzy Jennings, Sgt.-atArms; Gretchin Griner, Treasurer.
�Nanci
Agee
James
Avant
Roy
Barber
Julian
Barnett
John
Barlow
Don
Darwin
Bennett
Bamhil I
Margaret
Bessire
G. L.
Jimmy
Bircher
Biggs
AROUND THE CAMPUS .
BEGINNING OF A SCHOOL DAY.
Lee Carrol
Born
Jeanne Dell
Boudreaux
Charles
Burton
Benjy
Busbee
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�Cl if ford
Camp
Joe
Canada
Mary Jane
Mildred
Clark
Colston
Bill
Cecilia
Conrad
Delores
Copeland
Couth ran
Peggy
Coy I
Mary Jane
Daugherty
Ronald
Desl attes
• • ijs:
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
WITH HISTORY AND ENGLISH.
Maury
Dever
Jan
Dugat
Marian
Drummond
Betty
Dickinson
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Donald
Dupree
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Larry
DuPuy
Richard
Duvon
Raymond
Dupuy
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Imogene
Edmundson
Carolyn
Farrow
I
Donald
Ellis
Heron
Enriquez
Faye
Ferguson
Bobby
Froeschl
AROUND THE CAWPUS . . .
W/TH G/RLS’ P. E.
Shirley
Gall ion
Shirley
Gardner
Marlene
Garner
T ommy
Giles
J
�Bertha
Gill
Georg ie t/ae
Gray
Kay
Goodwin
Gretchen
Griner
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J. M.
Gu idroz
Billy
Giles
Wayne
Hammond
Edmound
Hardcastle
Jack
Hal I
Shirley
Hardcastle
AROUND THE CAMPUS . . .
WITH GIRLS' BASKETBALL
AND THE SCHOOL PAPER.
Charles
Hargrove
Roy
H arg rove
Richard
Hearn
Dorothy
Hill
�/1
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Hazel
Hoff
Robert
Hilton
Neil
Jenkins
Sally
Jones
Pat
Hol land
Ruth
Holsomback
Pat
Hopkins
Dick
Hunter
Darrel
Hutch ins
Beryl
Jacobson
Letha
Jenkins
1
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE COKE MACHINE
AND THE PRESS CLUB.
Vu
4
Phyllis
Kad lec
'i Ai /
Betty
King
�James
Langston
Letha
Knapp
Tommye
Kinney
Hector
Lepp
it
Frances
Lewis
Rudy
Lopez
James
L inton
Greta
Lewi s
Wanda
McCamy
Cl ifton
Lowry
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE DRUM MAJOR
AND band:
Bill
McCulloch
Roger
McDuff
James
McNulty
Leroy
McVay
�John
Marshal!
Patsy
Massey
Jonene
Martin
Nelda
Math i s
Johnny
Menard
Delores
Mensch
Ear!
Mewis
Jan
Moore
Glenda
Murphy
James
Murphy
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE MAJORETTES
AND CHEERLEADERS.
Nina Faye
Neeley
Jack
Loice
Park
Norwood
111.
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Barbara
Phillips
�t
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Joyce
Pierce
Lamar
Prewitt
Sue
Rappol
Nell
Reeves
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Me! ba
Renhan
Beatrice
Sandino
Richard
Joe
Reyes
Rodriquez
Willie
Carolyn
Sealock
Seeton
1
Frankie
Schalk
Jimmy
Sharp
Pat
Shauberger
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
IN LIBRARY AND GEOMETRY.
Margie
Soderberg
�Jewell
Stinnet
Richard
Styles
Billy
Tarin
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Don
T ate
Jim
Trogen
Richard
Tindall
Curtis
Vanderford
I
Joan
T readway
Richard
Vanderslice
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
WITH D. E. AND ALL—DISTRICT
FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
Joe
Velasques
Carole
Voiles
Charles
WaddeJI
Ralph
Walker
�Pat
Warren
Donald
Welch
Sue
Wason
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t ir
Bob
Wilks
Mary
Williams
Bruce
Wil son
Pat
Woodruff
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
W/TH M/SS W/LCOX AND ART
Raymond
Whittington
�ANNUAL STAFF AT WORK
�S 0 P H 0 M ORES
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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS - FALL TERM
Back Row, Left to right: Don Keegan, Vice-President; John Gee, President; Jo Ann Shurtleff, Secretary.
Front Row: Carl Trepagnier, Betty Casey, Sgt.- At-Arms; Janice Mitchell, Treasurer.
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS - SPRING TERM
Back Row, Left to right: David Goldberg, Vice-President; Carl Trepagnier, President; Jo Ann Shurtleff, Secre
tary; Frank Moore, Sgt.-At-Arms; Roger McDuff, Sgt.-At-Arms.
�Freddy
Anderson
Gloria
Arrington
Wanda
Atkinson
Bess ie
Barlow
4G
Bobby
Batson
Nita
Beasley
Barbara
Beadle
Edwin
Beeker
I-
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
W/TH SCHOOL PLAY.
Richard
Bingham
Catherine
Black
Dick
Blain
Frances
Ybarra
�Stephan ie
Boudreaux
Bill
Brackin
Gloria
Brown
Betty
Burgin
Billy
Cadle
Mi Iton
Bryant
Donald
Bums
Dorwin
Calhoun
AROUND THE CAMPUS . . .
W/TH GIRLS' ARCHERY.
I/
Toby
Capetillo
J. B.
Carol
Capps
Carnes
Sandra
Carr
�r <
Betty
Casey
Lucy
Canales
An nette
CI ement
Carolyn
Clepper
Edna Mae
Clifton
Danny
Comer
Norma
Ciabattoni
Edmund
Ciavagli
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AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH AUTO-MECHANICS.
Barbara
Billy
Conners
Marion
Colburn
Collins
Margaret
Cook
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�Barbara
Cornett
Doris
Couch
Shirley
Crawford
Carole
Cummings
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Barbara
Curry
Daretta
Dever
Jon
DeLaune
Walter
Dunn
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . .
WITH THE SCHOOL SWEETHEART.
Carol
Du Von
Dorothy
Evans
Harry Lee
Fillip
Nancy
Freeman
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k.
Eldridge
Fridge
Johnny
Garton
John
Gee
Rex
Gi Ibert
£
Jimmy
Giles
Gaylene
Green
David
Goldberg
Barbara
Griffin
AROUND THE CAMPUS..
WITH BOYS’ P. E.
Denalda
Hal
Roberta
Hall
Eugene
Hamilton
D. D.
Haney
�<
Patsy
Hare
Peggy
Hardesty
Charlene
Henson
George
Hetherington
J immy
Horne
Vel ia
Hernandez
Dorothy
Hetherington
Janice
Hopkins
AROUND THE CAMPUS. .
WITH THE CUSTODIANS
A
Beverley
Howard
Elbert
Howard
David
Hutchinson
Charles
Hutchins
�David
Hutchinson
Janet
Jaworski
Marshall
Johnson
Josie
Jiminez
Cleo
Johnson
Rose
Johnson
Wayne
Johnson
Don
Keegan
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . .IN CHEMISTRY
- .
Janet
Ke i bl er
-I
Joyce
King
Jean
LaBarbera
ini
Yvonne
Landry
�Patsy
Langley
Jack
Latimer
Bobby
Laughridge
Clarence
Lee
A
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Dorotha
Long
Roy
Lee
Harold
Lytle
Betty
McAninch
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN BIOLOGY
/•
Patti
McCool
Arline
McGrew
Charles
McLeod
Virginia
MeV cy
�Glenda
Magee
Jerre
Maness
James
Miles
Mary Jane
Miles
Glen
Miller
Janice
Mitchell
Jesse
Martinez
Patsy
Matthews
AROUND THE CAMPUS. ... IN ART
Frcmk
Moore
Pat
Nobl e
Betty
Otwell
Jerry
Patton
�Wayne
Pearson
Billy
Persky
Margie
Phelps
Janette
Pierce
Bill
Marian
Prosperie
Prim
around the campus.
Charles
Reed
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Jack
Putnam
Janice
Qwarl es
Riley
Jimmy
Roach
in the halls
Rosalie
Reno
�Mary Etta
Robie
Jimmy
Roberts
01 ivia
Rodriquez
Ji mmy Ann
Rogers
lit
Delano
Roh den
Charles
Rusk
Ann
Rousculp
Gloria
Scoggins
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AROUND THE CAMPUS .... GOING TO LUNCH
David
Seidl
Homer
Sewell
Jerry
Sess ions
Dolores
Sharp
�Jerry
Shepherd
Jo Ann
Shurtleff
Lankford
Simmons
William
Slager
Sally
Slaughter
Jimmy
Smith
Sally
Smith
Shirley
Smi th
Mary Evelyn
Spencer
Lois
Stine
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . AT LUNCH
William
Smith
Sonna
Snaverly
�1
R i chard
Sti I linger
John
Tarver
Ester
T orres
-V
Byron
Strmge
Norman
Stutts
Al ice
Stutts
1
Norma
Til Iman
Howard
Trott i
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN HOME ECONOMICS
Ctrl
T rep agri er
Rodney
Trimble
Roy
Troxlar
Jerry
Upp
�Margaret
Vickery
Joe
Vickery
Corinne
Vinson
Betty
Voorhees
Lucien
Walker
June
Walker
Darlene
Weathers
Betty
Westfall
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN METAL SHOP
2'1. . 2
Carroll
Wilcox
Edra
Wilds
Oddetta
Williams
Bi Uy
Wingo
�4j
fflli
Alice
Wold
Don
Woolridge
AROUND THE CAMPUS. . . . IN TYPING
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John
White
Christene
Whitehead
Lilly
Yanas
Joyce
Young
Marcella
Walthal I
Mary
Ward
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�PRESS CLUB CARNIVAL
Mr. Pogue, Band director, and Mr. Carl Rust, City Commissioner, crown Dolores Cole
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Queen Of
The
Carnival.
Candidates for Queen, Kay Goodwin, Edyth'e Sgitcovich, Carolyn Clepper, Jan Dugat,
Patsy Couch, Ann Smith, and Marilyn Sutton
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honor Queen Dolores Cole assisted by
Mr. Pogue and Mr. Rust.
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Loft to right:
Larry DuPuy, Bobby Padgett, Billy Jackson, Don Wooldridge.
First Row:
Second Row: Allen Acree, Robert Hilton, Vernon Weddle, Philip Speer.
Sonny Sewell, David Goldberg, Roger Broach, Jerry Jackson, Benjy Busbee, Ray Schneider, Maury Dever, Earl
Third Row:
Mewis. Burr Lowry, James Hill.
Ray Clepper, Roy Arnold, Frank Brandon, Jack Norwood, Ray Burrows, Oswald White, Jimmy Kachtick, Adrian
Back Row:
Battles, Donald Welch.
President. . .
Vernon Weddle
Vice-President . . .
Philip Speer
Treasurer . . .
Allen Acree
Secretary . .
Robert Hilton
Sgt,-at-arms . . .
Ray Clepper
Harry Fiegel
INITIATION
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Back row: left to right: Pat Wright, Belva Warren, Bonnie Moore, Louise Bellview, Pat Woodruff, Mary Jane Miles, Jean
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Tarver,, Shirley Mays, Betty Jo Mast, Evelyn Warren, Hilda Froeschl, Patsy Garrett.
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Second row: Shirley Zetka, Pat Prim, May Parlagreco, Ann Smith, Jeanne Dell Boudreaux, Betty Smith.
Front row: Miss Lucy Pope, Glyenna Hightower, Carole Mace, Jan Dugat, Edythe Sgitcovich, Patsy Couch, Loyal Ann Colburn,
Marilyn Sutton.
OFFICERS
SPRING OFFICERS
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Marilyn Sutton
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Patsy Couch
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Edythe Sgitcovich
Jan Dugat
Carole Mace
. . . Glyenna Hightower
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Edythe Sgitcovich
Loyal Ann Colburn
Pegi Schultz
Patsy Couch
Nel da Mathis
Marilyn Sutton
Melva Stephens
Mae Parlagreco
FALL
President .
Vice-President .
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Sergeant-at-Arms
Reporter . .
Parliamentarian
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Sponsor
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�STUDENT COUNCIL . . . FALL
Left to right:
Allen Acree, Harold Baumgartner, Frances Lewis, John Gee, Patsy Couch.
Front Row:
Second Row:
Jerry Sessions, Patsy Matthews, David Goldberg, Lankford Simmons.
Third Row:
Lee Carol Born, Sally Jones, Pat Warren, Donald Ellis, Robert Hilton.
Bock Row:
Philip Speer, Joanne Harrell, James Kachtick.
OFFICERS
President . . .
Vice- President
Secretary . . .
Treasurer . . .
Sponsors . . .
. . . Allen Acree
Harold Baumgartner
. . Frances Lewis
.... John Gee
• Miss Clara Morton
Miss Wilcox
�STUDENT COUNCIL----------- Spring
Bottom row, left to right:
Born.
Second row, left to right:
Delmer Haney, Jerry Jackson, Philip Speer, Vernon Weddle, Clifton Lowry, John Gee, Lee Carrol
Carl Trepagnier, Denalda Hale, Doris
Couch,
Patsy Matthews, Shirley Hardcastle,
Frances Lewis, Gene Owen.
Third row, left to right: Ann Smith, Patsy Couch, Joanne Harrell, Donald Ellis, Raymond Dupuy.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Secretary . .
Treasurer .
Sponsors .
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Philip Speer
. Patsy Couch
Raymond Dupuy
. . . John Gee
. Miss Morton
Miss Wilcox
Sally Jones,
�CONCERT
CLARINETS
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FLUTES
Harry Fiegel
Robert Hilton
Jack Norwood
Raymond Schnieder
Sue Wason
Louise Key
Ann Smith
Patsy Couch
Patricia Prim
Doris Couch
Denalda Hale
Jean La Barbera
Billy Steele
Gloria Scoggins
Patsy Matthews
Betty McAninch
Gloria Arrington
Sally Slaughter
Cecelia Conrad
Bill Prim
Peggy Coyle
Janice Quarles
Bobby Wilks
Jimmy Dee Bircher
BASS CLARINET
David Matsler
CONTRA-BASS CLARINET
Jimmy Ann Rogers
BASSOONS
Nancy Freeman
Letha Knapp
OBOE
John DeLaune
Wayne Pearson
ALTO SAXOP PION ES
Pegi Schultz
Oswald White
Benjy Busbee
Don Wooldridge
Nelda Mathis
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FRENCH HORNS
John Gee
Harold Baumgartner
Lee Carroll Born
G. L. Biggs
Edmond Ciavaglia
Rodney Trimble
Lily Yanas
Loyal Ann Colburn
Evelyn Warren
Francis Lewis
Ronald Murray
Corina Vinson
Mae Parlagreco
BARITONE SAXOPHONE
Mary Williams
TROMBONES
Larry Du Puy
Clifton Lowry
Charles Rusk
Lois Carol Park
Patsy Holland
Roy Troxlar
PERCUSSION
Elbert Howard
Betty Casey
Bobby Padgett
Dorthea Long
BASSES
BARI TONES
James Avant
Maury Dever
Billy Jackson
James Miles
Terry Starrett
Philip Speer
Roger Broach
Jerry Jackson
Jimmy Smith
DIRECTOR . .
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��STINGAREE CHEER LEADERS
Background, left to right: Frances La Barbera , Billy Wurzlow, Edythe Sgitcovich.
Middle row, left to right: Nanci Agee, Pat Hopkins.
Foreground: Pat Woodruff.
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Back Row, left to right: Paul Garrett, Harry Loe Mewis, Edward Dannar, Louis Tinker, Adrian Battles, Donald Wesley, Jim
Trogen, Charles Williams, Billy Willson, Gary Miller, Norman Anderson.
Second Row, left to right: Mr. Anderson, Benny Villa, Mary Ann Hlawiczka, Mildred Colston, Frances Leal, Elnor Rae
Mercer, Dolores Cole, Patsy Fereday, Mary Doreck, Betty Doreck, Betty Dickinson, Geraldine Womae, Lucille Duhon, Ruth
Mast, Lucille Soeton, Lee Marie Rahn, Melba Renohan, Larry Bridges, Wayne Hammond.
Front Row, left to right: Bobby Medford, Jean Holsomback, Mary Kettrick, Marlene Garner, Jean Howard, Yvonne Bowman.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President .
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Reporter .
Social Chairman
Sponsor . . .
. Bobby Medford
Jeon Holsomback
. Mary Kettrick
. Marlene Gamer
.Yvonne Bowman
. . Sue Howard
. . Ray Anderson
�LITERARY GUILD
Back row, left to right: Lee Carrol Born, Bill Jackson, Thomas Bodine.
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Fourth row, left to right: Doretta Dever, Dorothy Hill, Tomme Kinney, Patsy Holland
Third row, left to right: Janice Mitchell, Mary Louise Frank, Sally Jones, L>oi s (Carole Park, Kay Goodwin, Cecilia Conrad,
Georgia Mae Gray.
Second row, left to right: Dolores Minsch, Barbara Phillips, Carol Voiles, Margaret Bessire, Sue Rappalee, Frances Lewis,
Gertrude Darling.
Bottom row, left to right: Shirley Hardcastle, Susie Lerman, Peggy Trout, Kay Hill, Jonine Martin.
FALL OFFICERS
President
Vice-President .
Secretary.......................
Treasurer.......................
Sergeant-at-Arms .
Parliamentarian .
Sponsor
Shirley Hardcastle .
. . Susie Lerman . .
. . Peggy Trout .
. . . Kay Hill .
. . Sue Rappalie .
. . Jonene Martin.
SPRING OFFICERS
. . . Susie Lerman
. . Dorothy Sue Hill
. . . . Peggy Trout
.......................... Kay Hill
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Lee Carrol Born
. . . Jonene Martin
Mrs. Mauldin
�PRESS CLUB
First Row:
T. S. Clark, Sponsor, Rayford Burrows, Joanne Harrell, Marilyn Sutton, Gene Owen.
Second Row: Martha Hightower, Darlene Eubanks, Muriell Culpepper, Louise Bellview, Peggy Chambers, Gertrude Darling,
Shirley Hoff, Margaret Cadle.
Third Row:
Fourth Row:
Melva Stephens, Glyenna Hightower, Eileen Hudson, Shirley Smyrl, Benton Powell, Donald Ellis.
Vernon Vanderford, Donald Jordan, Joe Bonnette, Vernon Weddle, Neil Jenkins.
OFFICERS
Fall
Spring
President
Rayford Burrows
. Joanne Harell
Vice-President
Joanne Harrell .
Peggy Chambers
Secretary .
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Treasurer . .
Sponsor .
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Marilyn Sutton .
. Marilyn Sutton
Gene Owen . .
Louise Bellview
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T. S. Clark
�STINGAREE TALES EDITORS
Standing, left to right:
Seated, left to right:
Carol Voiles; Tom Clark, Martha Smith.
Donald Jordan, Rayford Burrows, Murriel Culpepper, Vernon Vanderford, Neil Jenkins.
Fall Editor .
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Spring Editor .
Sports Editor .
Art Editor ....
Assistant Art Editor .
Exchange Editor .
Corresponding Editor
Distribution Editor .
Sponsor...........................
Murriel Culpepper
Gertrude Darling
Rayford Burrows
. Neil Jenkins
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Donald Jordan
Vernon Vanderford
. . Martha Smith
. . Carol Voiles
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�ANNUAL STAFF
Standing, left to right: Tom Clark, Peggy Trout, Sue Lerman, Oswald White, Roger Broach, Frank
Martha Hightower, Darlene Eubanks, Rayford Burrows at left.
Seated, left to right: Carole Mace, Edythe Sgitcovich, Patsy
Joanne Harrell, Glynna Hightower, Carole Rousculp at right.
Couch, Mary Louise Frank, Louise Bellview,
EDITORS
EDITOR
.............................................................Frank Brandon
SNAPSHOT EDITORS
SPORTS
EDITOR .
MAKE - UP
ADVERTISING
PICTURE
Glynna Hightower
Darlene Eubanks
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EDITORS .
EDITORS
EDITORS
DISTRIBUTION
EDITOR
SPONSOR...........................
Brandon,
...................................................... Rayford Burrows
Roger Broach
Oswald Wh ite
Martha Hightower
Peggy Trout, Sue Lerman, Joanne Harrell
Carole Rousculp, Patsy Couch, Carole Mace,
Mary Louise Frank, Louise Bellview
Edythe Sgitcovich
T. S. Clark
�“T” ASSOCIATION
Back row, left to right: Vernon Vanderford, Rayford Burrows, Sammy Smithson, Coaeh Koonce, Coach Staggs, Coach Cansler,
Jimmy Kachtick.
Charles Rohden,
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Front row, left to right: James Langston, Johnny Menard, Ronald Carney, Ray Allemond, Rip Ripley, Presley Bottoms.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Treasurer .
Sponsors .
.
. Rip Ripley
Jimmy Kachtich
Charles Rohden
. . Ed Staggs
Don Cansler
Phil Koonce
�A CAPELLA CHOIR
Left to right:
Wade Pogue (Director), Carol Wilcox, Beatrice Sandino, Martha Hightower, Eileen Hudson, Shirley Mayes, Greta
First Row:
Lewis, Glennda Murphy, Betty Joe Mast, Rose Parsons, Pegi Schultz, Gertrude Darling.
Second Row: Billy Steele, Jerry Upp, Julian Barnet, Vernon Weddle, Marian Drummond, Joy Lee, Bertha Gill, Nita Bealey,
Marcella Walthall, Alice Ann Stutts.
Third Row: Nolen Kitchens, Terry Starrett, James Hill, Danny Comer, Dick Blaine, Thomas Bodine, Roy Arnold, Ronald
Deslettes, Clifton Fridge, Jerry Tuck, Roger McDuff, Billy Wurzlow, Milton Bryant.
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Officers for Fall I erm.
President
Vice-President . . . ,
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-arms . •
Publicity Chairman . .
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Vernon Weddle
, . James Hill
. . Pegi Schultz
Loyal Ann Colburn
. . . Bill Wurzlow
. Martha Hightower
Officers for Spring Term:
President
Vice-President ....
Secretary
Treasurer
Sergeant-at-arms . . . .
Publicity Chairman . .
. Vernon Weddle
. . Bill Wurzlow
. . Terry Starret
. . Carol Wilcox
. . . James Hill
Martha Hightower
�FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA
Bottom row: left to right: Janice Mitchell, Peggy Trout, Glenda Murphy, Sally Jones, Betty Jo Mast, Shirley Mays, Betty
Tarver, Joyce Nash, Patsy Wright, Mary Jane Clark.
Second row: loft toright: Kay Goodwin, Shirley Gallion, Carol Cummings, Virginia McVay, Allico Ann Stutts, Shirley Ann
Zetka, Dortho Long,, Betty McAninch, Denalda Hale, Martha Smith, Odette Williams, Georgia Mae Gray.
Third row: left to right: Doretta Dever, Glenda Magee, Patsy Massey, Corena Vinson, Margaret Bessire, Betty Casey, Jerri
Sessions, Shirley Hardcastle, Norma Ciabattoni, Mary Ward, Darlene Weathers, Margie Soderberg, Patsy Langoly, Greta Lewis,
Mrs. Lilienstern.
Back row: left to right: Dean Williams, Barbara Cornett, Mary Spencer, Carole Duvon, Jo Ann Shurtloff, Katherine Black, Mary
Jane Doughty, Jimmie Ann Rogers, Joy Evons.
OFFICERS
President .
Vice-President
Secretary .
Treasurer .
Reporter .
Historian .
Pari iamentarian
Janice Mitchell
. Peggy Trout
Glenda Murphy
. Sally Jones
. Betty Jo Mast
. Betty Tarver
. Patsy Wright
���Back row, left to right: James E. Staggs (Head Coach), Billy Tarin, Don Tate, Rayford Burrows, Jimmy Caldwell,
Gene Owen, Kenneth Higginbotham, Vernon Venderford, Sammy Smithson, Charles Rohden, Philip Koonce (Backfield Coach). |
Middle row, left to right: Leroy McVay (Manager), Ronald Carney, Don Keegan, Billy Joe Maes, Ray Allemand,
Gary Miller, Roy Barber, Jerry Upp, Presley Bottoms, Malcolm Ripley, Byron Strange, Johnny Menard, Glenn Miller,
Bill Prim (Manager).
Front row, left to right: D. D. Haney, John Gee, Hugh L ee Simmons (Mascot), Carl Trepagnier, James Langston,
Benny Powell.
ST1NGAREE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1952
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct.
4
Oct.
10
Oct.
17
Oct.
24
Oct.
31
Nov.
7
Nov. 14
Nov. 21
COACH PHILIP KOONCE
Kirwin . . . .
Ball High . . .
Roy Miller High
St. Thomas . .
Bishop Byrne .
South Park . .
Freeport . . .
Conroe ....
Galena Park . .
Port Neches . .
COACH JAMES STAGGS
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14
20
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COACH JAMES BARNETT
�OFFENSIVE LINE
Left to right: Gene Owen, Ray Allemand,
Ronald Carney, Don Tate, James
Langston, Roy Barber, Sammy Smithson.
BACKFIELD
Left to right: D. D. Haney, Ch
Rohden, Benton Powell, Johnny Menard,
Malcolm Ripley.
DEFENSIVE LINE
Left to right:
Kenneth Higginbotham,
Rayford Burrows, Ray Allemand, Jerry
Upp, Billy Joe Maes, Don Tate, Ronald
Carney, Sammy Smithson.
�TEXAS CITY
13
KIRWIN
32
TEXAS CITY, Sept. 19 — Kirwin
High’s ba tt I ing Buccaneers over
powered the Texas City Stingarees,
32-13, in a grid battle at StingStadium Friday night.
Gilbert Her
nandez, Kirwin’s fighting fullback,
ran back the opening kickoff 70
yards to light the fuse on the scor
ing powderkeg.
Charles Flores’ kick split the up
right to give the Bucs a lead they
never relinquished.
Hernandez was joined in the
scoring parade by BoBo Sweeney,
Harry Guss, Harry Forrester and
Kirwin
ROHDEN COMES IN FOR TACKLE
First downs
13
Net yards rushing
286
Passes attempted
9
Passes completed
1
Yards gained passing
13
Total net yardage
281
2
Passes Intercepted by
Fumbles
2
Opponents fumbles
recovered
4
No. of punts
6
Punt averages
36
No. of penalties
10
Yards penalized
56
Yds. all kicks returned 160
Presley Bottoms
11
126
20
9
180
206
1
5
2
6
30
9
75
140
Tom Watson. Floros kicked two out
of five extra points.
KIRWIN SCORES
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�TEXAS CITY
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BALL HIGH
19
Coach Ed Staggs Stingarees took
a 19-7 whipping at the hands of the
Ball High Tors Friday night in
Public School Stadium.
“Texas City played a fine game,’’
Coach Bill Bush of the Tors said.
“We were lucky to come out the
Ball
T. City
12
F Irst downs
117
Net yards rushing
11
Passes attempted
8
Passes completed
98
Yards gained passing
215
Total net yardage
1
Passes Intercepted by,
Opponents fumbles recovered 2
3
No. of punts
39
Punt Averages
2
No. of penalties
10
Yards penal I zed
7
65
10
7
76
141
0
1
4
41.2
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40
winner.
We can a I w a y s expect
rough game when we play them.
ALLEMAND NAILS RUNNER
SMITHSON SCORES
Ray Allemand
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�TEXAS CITY
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ROY MILLER
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TEXAS CITY, Oct. 4 - Texas
Citv’s Stingarees crashed the win
column in an astonishing manner
here Saturday night as they de
molished Miller of Corpus Christi,
40-0.
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it was the Stings’ first
victory, it also marked Miller’s first
defeat.
They had previously scored
T. C.
First downs
Net yards rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yards gained passing
Passes Intercepted by
Fumbles
No. of punts
Punt average
No. of penalties
Yards penalized
17
127
18
11
141
2
0
4
34.3
3
70
Mill
9
126
15
2
34
1
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6
35.1
3
28
victories over Orange, 18-6,and
over Jeff Davis of Houston, 13-7.
ROHDEN MAKES SHORT GAIN
STINGS SCORE
Johnny Menard
�TEXAS CITY
14
ST. THOMAS
0
Special to the News
HOUSTON, Oct. 10—Texas City’s
Stings proved themselves a band of
heads-up opportunists with fighting
hearts here Friday night as they
scored their second successive
victory of the season.
Their victim was St. Thomas of
Houston and the score was 14-0.
T. City
First downs
Yards gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yards gained passing
Passes Intercepted by
Op. fumbles recovered
No. of punts
Punt average
No. of penalties
Yards penalized
9
114
7
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1
4
6
27
4
40
St. Thom.
14
151
10
4
5
2
1
1
26
4
30
Outside of their two swift scoring
thrusts, the Stings spent much of the
Thomas
game warding orf St.
scoring threats.
ROHDEN MAKES LONG RUN
HANEY MAKES SHORT GAIN
Kenneth Higginbotham
Don Tate
�TEXAS CITY
20
BISHOP BYRNE
19
TEXAS CITY, Oct. 17-Chari es
Rhodens* true toe combined with an
alert Texas City li ne which enabled
Texas City to edgje Bishop Byrne
High of Port Arthur, 20-19, Friday
night in a non-district game.
First downs
Yds gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes intcptd by
Yds and passing
No of punts
Ave dlst of punts
Opp fumbles rec’d
No. of penalties
Yds penalized
MENARD SCORES
ANOTHER FIRST DOWN
Gary Miller
Gene Owen
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94
4
10
1
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4
7
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�TEXAS CITY
14
SOUTH PARK
13
Special to The News
BEAUMONT,
Oct. 24-Texas
City’s amazing Stingarees won their
fourth game in a row and their con
ference opener here Friday night by
staging a valiant second-half come
back to subdue South Park, 14-13.
Oddly, the Greenies dominated
play in the first half while Texas
City held the upper hand in the
T. City
First downs
Net yards rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Yards gained passing
Total not yardage
Passes Intercepted by
No. of punts
P unt averages
Yards penalized
17
206
7
5
53
259
0
3
42.3
32
S. Park
11
157
5
2
35
192
1
5
28
28
second half. The South Park eleven
a 13-0 half-time advantage.
held
GREENIES MAKE SHORT YARDAGE
ROHDEN SCORES
feu f
Roy
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Barber
�TEXAS CITY
13
FREEPORT
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Staff Special to The News
FREEPORT, Oct. 31-The Texas
City High School Stingarees rolled
along undefeated in district 6AAA
competition by rocking the Freeport
Exporters, 13-0, in a school boy
grid clash here Friday night.
it was Texas City’s second dis
trict victory and the fifth win in a
row for the Stingarees this season.
Charles
EXPORTER FUMBLES
Rohden and
T. C.
Freeport
First downs
10
Yards gained rushing
161
Passes attempted
5
Passes completed
1
Yards gained passing
20
Total net yardage
181
Passes Intercepted by
2
Op. fumbles recovered by 1
No. of punts
4
Punt averages
36
No. of penalties
3
Yards penalized
25
10
151
9
3
34
184
2
1
3
49
1
5
were the lads who did the scoring
for the Stingarees. But in the scor
ing drives they got splendid running
support from Rip Ripley and Johnny
Menard.
HANEY SCORES
Sammy Smithson
Ben Powell
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TEXAS CITY
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CONROE
BY JOEL CARROLL
Sports Staff
8.—Only two
Texas
City, Nov.
separate
Texas City
more victories 1
,
from its greatest football season in
37 years.
Ed
Staggs*
Stingarees riddled
Six Straight for Stings
Conroe
Tex. City
First downs
10
Passes attempted
11
Passes completed
5
Yards gained by passes
68
Passes intercepted by
0
Net yards by rushing
65
Total net yards gained
133
Number of punts
6
Punting average
36.3
Number of penalties
3
Yards lost by penalties
35
16
16
10
107
2
136
243
2
30.5
6
50
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Conroe,, 22
25-0, 'here
night for their sixth straight win
after two defeats.
STINGS PICK UP YARDAGE
STARTERS GET REST
James Langston
Rayford Burrows
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TEXAS CITY
12
GALENA PARK
Emmett Smallwood found a hole
in the Stingaree line just inside the
ends Friday night and proceeded to
make the most of it to lead the
Galena
Park Yeilowjackets to a
12-7 upset victory over Texas City
and thereby deliver a severe jolt to
the Stings 1952 title hopes.
First downs
Yds gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes Intercepted by
Yards gained passing
No of punts
Average dlst of punts
No of fumbles
Opp fumbles recvd
No of penalties
Yds penalized
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GALENA PARK MAKES SHORT GAIN
TC
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156
10
3
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16
5
37
4
3
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30
12
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The loss dropped the Stingarees
out of a first place tie in District
6AAAwith the Port Neches Indians.
But all is not yet lost.
A victory
over Port Neches next week will
give the Stings a tie for the title.
YELLOWJACKETS THROWN FOR LOSS
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Charles
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Rohden
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TEXAS CITY
37
PORT NECHES
Texas City’s dreams of sharing a
district championship for the first
time since 1945 were rudely shatter
ed Friday night at Port Neches as
the Indians spotted the Stingarees
First downs
Yds gained rushing
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes Intcpted by
Yds gained passing
No ot punts
Ave dlst of punts
No of fumbles
Opp fumbles received
No of penalties
Yards penal Ixed
TC
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5
18
12
5
1
44
5
33
2
1
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20
21
289
5
2
3
47
1
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4
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4
50
one touchdown and then came back
to slam six of their own across for
a 37-7 victory that gave them an
unblemished district record.
KEEGAN MAKES KILL
IT’S ALL OVER BUT THE MEMORIES
John
Gee
�Honorary Captain Presley
Bottoms honors Loyal Ann
Colburn, football queen, with
bouquet of mums at halftime
during homecoming game with
Galena Park.
Attending Queen Loyal Ann
are Marilyn Sutton and Patsy
Couch.
•She- '■/!
Back row, left to right: Stanley Baumgartner, Ralph Walker, Charles Burton, Jimmy Trusty, Freddy Anderson,
Richard Reeves, Coach Barnett.
Middle row, left to right: Billy Coburn, Joe Reyes, Walter Dunn, Rex Gilbert, Donny Dick, Donald Dupree, Jimmy
Sharp.
Front row, left to right: Harry Lee Mewis, Bobby Froeschl, Joe Vickery, James Owens, -Lan kford Simmons,
Edmond Hardcastle.
63
�“A”
SQUAD
Standing, left to right: Charles Rohden, Allen Acree, Vernon Vanderford, Coach Dick Edwards, John Marshall, Tommy Giles,
Kenneth Higginbotham.
Sitting, left to right: Raymond Dupuy, D. D. Haney, Joe Bonnette, Johnny Menard, Don Keegan, Harold Baumgartner. Manager,
David Seidl.
Standing, left to right: Coach Don Cansler, Earl Yarborough, Lamar Pruitt, Jack Norwood, Bobby Joe Louthrage, Bill Tarin,
Preston Glover, Gene Durdin.
Sitting, left to right: Bvron Strange, Jimmy Higginbotham, Edmund Hardcastle, Carl Trepagnier, Raymond Whittington, Curtis
Vanderford, Don Barnhill.
“B”
SQUAD
�STINGS
33
CONROE
29
STINGS
51
CONROE
43
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ALLEN ACREE
JOE BONNETTE
JOHN MARSHALL
�STINGS
46
PORT NECHES
67
VERNON VANDERFORD
RAYMOND DUPUY
STINGS
55
PORT NECHES
45
KENNETH HIGGINBOTHAM
�STINGS
SOUTH PARK
47
64
STINGS
SOUTH PARK
40
54
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CHARLES ROHDEN
JOHNNY MENARD
HAROLD BAUMGARTNER
�STINGS
FREEPORT
44
68
STINGS
FREEPORT
TOMMY GILES
JIMMY KACHTICK
39
64
�STINGS
GALENA PARK
STINGS
GALENA PARK
38
49
DON KEEGAN
D. D. HANEY
47
62
�lite
TRACK TEAM
Sitting, left to right: Coach Don Canslei, John Gee, Jesse Martinez, Glenn Miller, Arnold Lee Biscamp, Lynn
Jackson, Henry Chauvin, Hilton Hale.
Standing, left to right: Adren Swearingen, James Miles, Byron Strange, Johnny Menard, Bill Whitter, Tommy Giles,
Darwin Calhoun, Donnie Nick, Roy Barber.
SPRINTERS
Left to right: Johnny Menard, Adren Swearingen, Byron Strange, James Miles.
�SPRINTERS
Left to right:
Glenn Miller, Roy Barber, Darwin
Calhoun, Henry Chauvin, and
Hilton Hale.
FIELD MEN
Left to right:
Jesse Martinez, Bill Whitter,
Tommy Giles, and Donald Dick.
DISTANCE RUNNERS
Left to right:
John Gee, Lynn Jackson, Tommy
Giles, Glen Miller, Donald Dick.
�First row, left to right: Oswald White, Harold Lytle, Richard Rodriquez, Earl Yarborough, Frank Meyer, Marshall
Johnson, Daniel Irby.
Second row, left to right: Phil Koonce, “Rip” Ripley, Billy Jo Maes, Carl Trepagnier, Delmer D, Haney.. Richard
Sharer, James Langston, Bill Prim,
Third row, left to right: Charlie Burton, John Marshall, Lamar Pruitt, Billy Tarin, Kenneth Higgabothom, J. C.
Barrnett.
Managers: Jack Norwood
George Hetherington
Coaches: Phil Koonce
J. C. Barrnett
�INFIELD
First Base:
Kenneth Higginbotham
First Base:
Lamar “Luke” Pruitt
Second Base:
Third Base:
Frank Meyer
Richard Rodriquez
Shortstop: Marshall Johnson
INFIELD
Left to Right:
Second Base:
“Rip” Ripley
Second Base:
Richard Sharer
Third Base D. D. Haney
�OUTFIELD
Left:
Earl Yarborough
Center: Oswald White
Right: Harold Lytle
OUTFIELD
Left to Right:
John Marshall
Billy Maes
Charles Burton
Richard Reeves
PITCHERS
Left: Carl Trepagnier
Center: Daniel Irby
Right: Raymond Dupuy
�TENNIS TEAM
Left to right: Clee Cross, coach, Patsy Massey, Hazel Hoff, Kay
Hill, Arthur Carroll, Bobby Froeschl.
Patsy Massey
Kay Hill
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Hazel Hoff
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Arthur Carroll
Bobby Froeschl
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Rayford Burrows
Bonnie Moore
Vernon Vanderford
Donnette Trammel
Frank Brandon
Jean Dernehl
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Joanne Harrell
Jimmy Caldwell
Vemon Weddle
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Margaret Cadle
Darlene Eubanks
Pegi Schultz
Bill Jackson
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Shirley Mays
David Matsler
Mary Louise Frank
Frances La Barbera
Margaret Cadle
Lucille Duhon
Arthur Wages and Sue Lerman
Melva Stephens
Joan Grippo
Rip Ripley
Jean Holsomback
Margie Soderberg
Belva and Evelyn
Warren
Shirley Hoff
Roy Arnold
�Ray Clapper
Eileen Hudson
Sue Howard
Peggy Trout
Betty Jo Mast
Gerry Trepagnier
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Shirley Smyrl
Benton Powell
Duncan Ross
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��The Original
OLD AGE SECURITY
A Home of Your Oa>n
MAINLAND COMPANY
Texas City, Texas
��PUBLIC
DRUG
STORE
PIC-N-P AC
317 Texas Avenue
Your Modern and Complete
Small Store
Texas City
Phone
Grocery
5-9191
Meat Market
921 Texas Avenue
"Everything in Drugs"
Phone 5-6262
Congratulations
MOSELEY REFRIGERATION COMPANY
YOUR AUTHORIZED FRIGIDAIRE DEALER
FOR
COMMERCIAL,
DOMESTIC
AND
AIR
CONDITIONING
Phone 5-5822
Texas City, Texas
513 9th Avenue N.
Compliments of
PLANTOWSKI FURNITURE
COMPANY
BUSBEE'S FEED & HARDWARE
Deep Freeze
Servel Refrigerators
Tappan Ranges
814 Texas Avenue
Phone 5-4486
Whirlpool Washers
Phone 5-52051
703 Texas Ave.
�KING'S
JEWELERS
Diamonds
and Gifts
Waches
Cameras -- Supplies
Showboat Theater
Texas City,
UP-TO-DATE CLEANERS
609 Fifth Avenue N.
"By Those Who Know
. . . For Those Who Care"
Texas City
Compliments of
MEYER
Corner Twelfth St.
Congratulations. . . . Men
The World's Finest Brands
for the World’s Finest Men
YOU. . .
FRED JONES
71 1 Sixth St.
MEN'S
WEAR
Phone 5-4066
NUSBAUM'S
Your Friendly. . .
Quality
Neighborhood Store"
BEST
5-6113
Telephone
Best Wishes to the Senior Class
BROTHERS
417 6th Street North
CORP.
1137 Hunter Drive
Building
Texas
Phone 5-6841
CHELSEA
Phone 5-7479
WISHES
C&D
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
319 Sixth Street North
Men's Wear
606 6th Street North
Phone 5-9122
Phone 5-5462
P. O. Box 470
J. W. HETHERINGTON
Jeweler
313 Sixth St. North
Texas City
�Congratulations and Best Wishes
for the
Senior Class of 1952-53
PAN AMERICAN REFINING
CORPORATION
Texas City, Texas
�JOHANSSON HARDWARE
STORE
BAY PRINTERS
AND
Gibson
Refrigerators
STATIONERS
Westwood Ranges
Office Supplies
Commercial Printing
Easy Washers
Tools
&
Hardware
609 4th Avenue N.
20—6th Street N.
Texas City, Texas
Phone 5-7591
Phone 5-2471
£
d.E.ntE.’t.
i nas.
7924
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND SECOND AVENUE NORTH — PHONE 5-2353
TEXAS
CITY,
TEXAS
RAINBOW CAFE
Open 24 Hours A Day
WILLIAMSON PHARMACY
Specializing in
AND
Stock
6—6th Street N.
and
Sea Foods
Phone 5-2633
SHOWBOAT DRUG
�& MIKE'S
PLUMMER
Sporting Goods
Best Wishes Senior Class
THE ELECTRIC SHOP
★
★
517 Texas Avenue
521 Fifth Avenue North
Texas City
Phone 5-2262
ANNA'S FLOWER SHOP
SCHNEIDER'S
JEWELRY STORE
Dial 5-4201
“Complete
Floral Services"
Phone 5-6641
521 Seventh St. North
Congratulations
Texas City, Texas
Best Wishes
Texas City, Texas
1 16th 6th St. N.
To The Senior Class
DONAHUE and STAFFORD
Insurance Agency
from
A. A. Smith. Mgr.
HOFFMAN LUMBER COMPANY
915 Sixth Avenue North
Phone 5-4416
518 Ninth St.
Texas City
Phone 5-9952
Best Wishes to the Senior Class
of 1953
BRADSHAW'S FLORIST
ELITE CORSET SHOPPE
817 Sixth St. North
Phone 5-7311
Meta Rossilli
Registered Corseture
Beulah Halligan
★
405 Ninth St. North
Phone 5-5601
Texas City, Texas
�Best Wishes to the
★Magic Chef Ranges
Senior Class
★Goodyear Tires
of
1952
SUPPLY
MAY
THE SALLY SHOP
CO.
613 Sixth Street No.
613 Sixth St.
PHONE
PHONE 5-7751
5-2342
BEST WISHES
“Everything in Ice Cream
from
bay radio company
Exclusive Dealers for
THE
R CA-HOFFMAN-PHIL CO
SPA
619 6TH STREET N.
SAM HARKINS SALES
Necchi
The World's Finest Sewing Machine
SALES-SERVICE
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS
from
New Braunfels Cottons—Chambers Range
Notions
Appliances
518-6th Avenue N.
Phone 5•7861
BUTLER
GRIMES COMPANY, INC.
406—6th Street North
EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE FOR LESS"
LLIED
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
PPLIANCES
INC.
TEXAS
CITY,
TEXAS
L. G. DANIEL, owner
706 SIXTH STREET NORTH
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Davis Tires
Truetone Radios &
Television
Raytheon Television
Wizard Batter!es
Western Flyer
Bicycles
�BEST WISHES TO
THE GULF COAST DREDGING
THE SENIOR CLASS
COMPANY
from
Contractor! £ Engineer!
TROUT’S SPORTING GOODS
P. 0. Box 1112
609 6th. St. N.
PHONE 5-6562
Phone 5-9822
Texas City, Texas
OLEANDER MOTOR COMPANY
"Your Friendly Ford Dealer11
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COMMUNITY
PUBLIC
SERVICE
6TH. STREET AND 11TH. AVENUE N.
PHONE 5-7488
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
COMPANY
�P. O. Box 871
Phone 5-2351
RUST. JORDAN & SMITH
LOAN SERVICE CORPORATION
INSURANCE
124 Sixth Street North
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
Loans & Financing
Texas City
SERVICE ... IS OUR WATCHWORD
CONGRATULATIONS . .
SENIORS
DUNCAN ROSS AND COMPANY
REAL ESTATE
"/T’S THE
SERVICE
THAT COUNTS''
LINK SIMPSON MOTORS
I
�Congratulations. . . .
TEXAS
CITY
SHOP
Phone 5-6822
K. O.
RADIO and TELEVISION
620 Seventh Avenue North
PASTRY
Specializing in
Wedding and Anniversary
Cakes
Res. Ph. 5-2441
Bus. Ph. 5-2433
GEORGE'S BARBECUE
Home of the
South’s Finest
Barbecue
P I T
WAGNER ELECTRIC
Contracting
Lighting Fixtures
1031 — Ninth Street — North
Electrical Supplies
422 Texas
Texas City
Congratulations for
the future
ORSON W. RUSSEL
Realtor
715 Ninth Avenue North
Phone 5-4691
I
TERRACE DRIVE INN
814 - 9th Ave. N.
Rosalie and Joseph
Gulotta
Texas City
Phone 5-4071
Compliments of
delux barber shop
MURRAY A. POWELL
The NAME to KNOW
Gilbraltar Life Insurance Co.
in
and
CHILDREN’S
HAIR CUTTING
MURRAY A. POWELL, JR.
Insurance
"‘Insurance of All
Kinds”
�PARTEN MOTORS
Your Friendly Dodge and Plymouth Dealer
737 3RD AVE.. NORTH
TEL. 5-2359
TEXAS CITY. TEXAS
DEE WALKER AND JESSE EWING
Insurance
619 4th Avenue N.
Real Estates
Loans
Phone 5-7423
Texas City, Texas
STAR FURNITURE COMPANY
TEXAS CITY'S OLDEST FURNITURE STORE
Better Furniture for Less’
Telephone 5-2041
415 Texas Avenue
TOMAX LUMBER
COMPANY
“EVERYTHING FOR THE EUILDER"
We Manufacture
Cabinets and All Kinds of Built-in Fixtures
702 Texas Avenue
Telephone 5-2371
�Kingrey Furniture Company
“Complete Home Furnishings”
P
O
BOX 488
TEXAS CITY, TEXAS
Congratulations Seniors
MAINLAND MILK COMPANY
Telephone 5-7438
1003 Ninth Street North
Texas City, Texas
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
“Your Friendly Department Store’’
Phone 5-4291
�BEST WISHES FROM
FROG'S
CITY HALL SERVICE STATION
MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL
Professional Wax Jobs
601 - 6th Street N.
BEST
Texas City, Texas
WISHES
Dial 5-5555
COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES
from
Wyatt
real
Estate & Insurance
ROD & REEL SHOP
615 - 19th Avenue N.
108
6th Street N.
Texas City, Texas
COMPLIMENTS
SMITH'S
BARBER
Texas City, Texas
Phone 5-4424
Phone 5-40141
R OY A L
930 TEXAS AVENUE
SHOP
Congratulations and Best Wishes
on
LAUNDRY
Phon 5-7591
OLDSMOBILE
CHEVROLET
SALES AND
The Years To Come
SERVICE
BAY MOTORS
702 NINTH AVENUE NORTH
�FORD ACREE
GARAGE
MODERN CLEANERS
519 - 9th. Street North
111 - 6th. Street North
PHONE 5-7611
Phone 5-6422
THE
BARGAIN
CENTER,
INC.
PICK AND PAY SUPER MARKET
323 Texas Avenue
Seven Big Deparments
PHONE 5-2610
In One Big Store
At Fifth Street
Texas Avenue
Clothes For The Entire Family
Open Evenings Till 8:30 P.M.
Best Wishes Senior Class
PHARMACY
MAINLAND
BATTLES and SON FURNITURE
“Dependable
Prescription
312 Texas Avenue
Service
PHONE 5-4561
MICHAEL JEWELRY COMPANY
CHAMBERS,
I N C.
“All The Famous Brands
418 6th. Street N.
“Stingaree's Favorite Jewelers
Texas City, Texas
PHONE 5-2121
�[
With Best Wishes
From
Republic Oil Re^inuu^
�gas
HAS GOT IT!
For Home
For Business . .
For Industry . .
Natural Gas is the Perfect Fuel
“'’SYSTEM
HOUSTON
A Texas Gult Coast Service Institution
FRANK C
JOHNSON
MATERIAL COMPANY
SMITH. President
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . .
Members of the Stingaree Staff wish to
express their sincerest appreciation to
Photographer Johnny Mitchell for photo
graphs he has contributed.
READY-MIXED
CONCRETE
Phone 5-4446
Texas City
To Chadwick Studios, the Stingaree
Staff extends its deepest thanks for the
fine photography and complete cooperation
in preparing the Yearbook.
Without the whole-hearted support of
our city’s industries and businesses, the
Yearbook could not have been a success.
To them and all other contributors, the
Stingaree Staff conveys its gratitude.
Frank Brandon,
Editor.
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Texas City
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Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The 1953 Stingaree Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
The Stingaree, Texas City High School Yearbook from 1953
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Senior Class of 1953
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Publisher
An entity responsible for making the resource available
The Senior Class of 1953
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1953
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
PDF
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Texas City, (Tex.)
Alternative Title
An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific.
Galveston County (Tex.)
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Stingaree 1929 Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
Stingaree, Central High School (Texas City) Yearbook from 1929
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Yearbook Staff of Central High School
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1929
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Texas City Independent School District (Tex.)
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
PDF
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Sting29
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Texas City, (Tex.)
Galveston County, (Tex.)
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Stingaree 1940 Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
Stingaree, Central High School (Texas City) Yearbook from 1940
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Yearbook Staff of Central High School
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1940
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Texas City Independent School District
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
PDF
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Sting40
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Texas City, (Tex.)
Galveston County, (Tex.)
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
The Stingaree 1941 Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
Stingaree, Central High School Yearbook from 1941
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Yearbook Staff of Central High School
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1941
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Texas City Independent School District (Tex.)
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
PDF
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Sting41
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Texas City, (Tex.)
Galveston County, (Tex.)
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Digital Yearbook Collection
Description
An account of the resource
The Digital Yearbook Collection includes Wolvin High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/6#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1920</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1069#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1923</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/7#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1924</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1059#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1925</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1060#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1926</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1061#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1927</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1062#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1928</a>, Central High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1064#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1929</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1068#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1938</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/8#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1939</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1065#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1940</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1066#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1941</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/9#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1943</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1067#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1944</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/10#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1945</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1070#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1947</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1071#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1948</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1072#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1949</a>, Texas City High Schoo<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv="></a>l <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/11#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1076#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1950</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1077#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1951</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1079#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1952</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1078#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1953</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1080#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1954</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1082#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1955</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1081#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1956</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1108#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1957</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1109#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1958</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1110#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1959,</a> <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1116#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1960</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1118#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1961</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1115#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1962</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1120#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1963</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1111#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1964</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1121#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1965</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1122#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1966</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1112#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1967</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1117#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1968</a>, <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/1123#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1969</a>, La Marque High School <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/12#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">1946</a>, Texas City Jr. High<a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/13#?c=&m=&s=&cv="> 1953</a>, and <a href="https://texascitylibrary-archive.org/items/show/14#?c=&m=&s=&cv=">Booker T. Washington School 1956</a>. The Moore Memorial Public Library is working in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and The Texas City Museum to fill in the gaps of missing annuals within our current collection. This is not a complete listing. If you have a yearbook not in our collection, please consider allowing library staff to scan and digitize it. All physical copies will be returned to owners, unless otherwise agreed. If you have questions about our yearbooks, city directories or other materials in the Moore Memorial Public Library Digital Archive, please contact our Local History Librarian.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Galveston County Schools
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1920 - 1980
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Moore Memorial Public Library
Texas City Independent School District
Texas City Museum
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
Yearbooks published before 1980, that do not include a copyright statement on the work itself, are considered in the Public Domain. "Texas City Yearbook Digital Collection, is a creation of the Moore Memorial Public Library. Texas City, Texas; in collaboration with the Texas City Independent School District and the Texas City Museum.”
Physical Object
An inanimate, three-dimensional object or substance. Note that digital representations of, or surrogates for, these objects should use Moving Image, Still Image, Text or one of the other types.
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
The Stingaree 1944 Yearbook
Subject
The topic of the resource
Yearbooks
Description
An account of the resource
Stingaree, Central High School (Texas City)Yearbook from 1944
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
The Yearbook Staff of Central High School
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Digital Reproduction of Original Yearbook
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1944
Contributor
An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource
Texas City Independent School District
Rights
Information about rights held in and over the resource
<a href="https://www.texascitytx.gov/DocumentCenter/View/3386/Copyright_2021_Final">MMPL Copyright Statement</a>
Format
The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource
PDF
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Identifier
An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context
Sting44
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Texas City, (Tex.)
Galveston County, (Tex.)