Denham Springs High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Denham Springs, LA)

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jzjfbreof orus President--Carroll Hoover, V. President--Pat Casper: Secretary--Trudy Denham, Treasurer--George Meadors. The Music Club ranks as one of the top participating clubs. Members receive talent-filled programs every meeting which are enjoyed im- mensely. Mrs. S. Perrin, sponsor, adds much to our enjoyment. afzbna jinor OCIQQ President--Janice Granthanig V. President--Elaine Chambers, Secretary-- Donna Barnumg Treasurer--Krista Timmons, Reporter--Pat Jones? Parlia- mentarian--Linda Frazier. The Nurse's Club is an organization made up of girls who plan to make nursing their profession. Our activities include visiting hospital and rest homes. Speakers come and discuss their careers in nursing and the many different types of schools of nursing. We have also done extensive research on nursing in general. We know not all of the girls in this club will become nurses, but we are trying to create interest in this field. We hope as individuals, that through our club we will be able to help others in the future. 98 President--Tommy Duncan V. President--Winnie Carr Secretary--Mary Johnson Reporter--'l'ert-sa Schmidt Wusjc we-fe' President--Malvin Underwood, V. President--Grady Hornsby, Record ing Secretary--Carolyn Calmes, Corresponding Secretary--Janice Lanierg l'reasurer--Frank Cottong Reporter--Brenda Dias, Program Chairman--Cathy Brown. The National Honor Society is a service organization aimed at the development of leaders through giving varied opportunities to develop leadership. Membership, based upon Scholarship, Service, Character, and Leadership, is limited to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who maintain a 'B' or better average. arse 'S

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K-.f gufure eac ers 0 s merzca ' S' t .pts , , m . i ,Q,h , , , ' ' President--Debbie Coeneng V. President--Myra Boyer, Secretary-- ,i ,:,,, 4 7 bkqw , : ff A N 5 Cathy Brown, Treasurer--Kathy Johnston, Parliamentarian--Mike ., 2 Harris, Program Chairman--Robelynn Hood, Historian--Vicki 4' V' i n 1 Sanford, Reporter--Barbara Rasberry. ' - ., 4 'f r i 'Q The Future Teachers of America is for above average students M3:33' , Vx ' lr ' F ' ' Y , :S who are interested in the teaching field. Q' sjygekc L. H , I ' Q In F.T.A. students are prepared for thc teaching vocation, and ritfsgfx i jf ' V ? X346 F i . . . . , ff- ,, KLAQ Q--f Qi. i' ., sy- V , is Sl. P: they arc taught thc skills and activities of a good teacher. An F.T,A. .5 'A 't,,'i557, jk ,Q ff member is also taught how to study in high school and in college. if '.L- 'VVZ . 1 0 The new members are first chosen by the Faculty then they are riff A 1.2 'X 55: fyy ' voted upon by the present members. The members work together on x' 4. 'A is all projects, Appreciation Day, and teas for the faculty and retired gi, i1'- Q ci L .t1A, E Q iii s I s 1 - ff lsr W i' 1 ,tt, ' '- . stt :' gg efferman 'J President--Melbe Hughes, V. President--Ruth Maher, Secretary 8a Treas- urer--Donna Stevens, Historians--Jeanette Lard, Shelly Maher. Our L.T.l..A. Louisian Teen-ager Librarians Association, is a chapter of the State Library Association. It is required that every member of the club work in the school li- brary. Here, we train ourselves for possible careers as Librarians, while serving our school. 1' leafy - -. J '- President--Lloyd Wax: V. President--Pat Cosperg Secretary--Frank Cotton, Treasurer--Frank Cottong Parliamentarian--Cecil Harris. The clubs of the school are all based on a system requiring good grades and character. The Letterman's Club carries through with this and hard training and competition. The athletics who receive letters in their respective sports are inducted into the club automatically. The club in- cludes lettermen from the four major sports of football, baseball, basket- ball, and track. ye, on, Q. , ...Q 7 - , ... ,, -swore' President--Grady Hornsbyg V. President--Frank Cotton, Secretary-- Chris Hines, Treasurer--Paul Couvilliong Reporter--Larry Cedotalg Social Chairman--Dana Ashford, Sweethearts--Kathy Johnston, Barbara Rasberry. Key Club International is a service organization for boys of high school age. It is a part ofthe school because is it regulated by the school and draws membership from the student body. It is however, uniquely apart from school in sponsorship, aims and program. First, the Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis Club composed ofthe area. This relation is important in learning about communities and peoples. Second, is the work by the Key Club to develop individual initi- ative and good citizenship. Thirdly, the Key Club is a service program to school community and nation. The program plays a vital part in development of de- FHOCFBCY. 97

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President--Grady Hornsbyg V. President--Ranky D'Armondg Secretary --Susan Bentong Treasurer--Jeanie Lass, Reporter--Sissie Hampton, Program Chairman--Jan Carrierg Parliamentarian--Buster Garrison. The Motto Make the best better The 4-H Club is a program for young people who take part in farming, homemaking, community service, and other activities. They apply the latest scientific ideas to many projects as they search for better ways to do things in their homes. Members of the club conduct programs based on their own needs and interests. The 4-H Club has many guideposts to help its members. These include: homemaking, good health, accepting and fulfilling respon- sibilities, earning a living, fellowship, and serving as citizens to maintain world peace. H Czen Ce 4-if C615 President--Paul Couvilliong V. President--George Hays, Secretary- Treasurer--Linda Deltieg Parliamentarian--Billy Rowinskyg Program Chairmen--Janet Sellers 84 Rusty Barnett. This club is designed to allow a student with an interest in science. who must have an overall C average and at least a B in Mathematics and Science. The plans for the year are to have individual projects, outside speakers, and to do some lab work. The club is affiliated with the Future Scientists of America and the Junior Academy of Science. jfespzdn Gfzg ggetrssf:.:tgsg-gft,.-g. , . .. 5 , ,ss 75. ,7,k , .gs MW. President--David Oatleyg V. President--Norman Strickland, Secretary I -krs . itr.'. r in VIKAAV ,A.. , il- k'..V 1 K' 3.1 --.:, -1 .V --Debbie Coeneng T reasurer--Ruth Earlesg Parliamentarian--Ernie I 71 . , 5 ,.... , , FO,-beg, Q , im g. . : . i s - r-r' The Thespian Club is an organization composed of those students i f , fe ,,A,7 e K . . N Viik hkykg K .. ,M who are interested in dramatic and speaking activities. The Thespian ' -1' HK .f ' Ie fil. . . l meetings offer opportunities to those who would like to try their hand if QQI, My ' .3 K 4' ' ' Q f'i, 'fm sg at speaking or some other phase of speech such as interputative read- W X- f M mg of mg- - s w - . .s'e we We prefer to enlist those students who will take an active in- k,r.' Y - , 2 ' ' ' ' terest in our club work and try to derive some personal benefits from We i -'.: , v p r ,M f 34 5 . 4 if am-riding. , it ti-s --1 I fi .sf A T . tri 'li . W' V - i ' -8 5 , i ,V 5 s sl ssts. 1 . it ..t.sF 57? 6 4 . ' . e- t f -f iett, fst . s W T itrsie l ocfef I President--Dorothy Mintong V. President--Charles Wheatg Secretary-f Paul Couvilliong Treasurer--Dana Ashford. The Rocket Club's purpose is to promote interest in rocketry and scientific investigation. It also fosters safety consciousness in working with rocket fuels. The principles of rocketry and st learned, too. 99 able flight are