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

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Bonjour, Amigo romoring the srudy and enjoymenr of C the Spanish and French culrure ls rhe main purpose of rhe Spanish, French I, and rhel Advanced French Clubs. mln Ocrober we wenr ro rhe LSU Lab School for a program called Fesrrval Espanol which fearured rradlrlonal Spanrsh muslc and dance lncludlng rhe flamenco sand sponsor Mrs Berry Mlley The Spanish Club parrlclpares in many orher acflvmes The club sponsors a reach ers rea and fund ralsers The members al ways lools forward ro the annual Chrrsrmas parry and ra dlfferenr speakers ar regular meenngs Because of rhe large number of mem bers the French Club splar snro rwo dlrferenr clubs the French I Club and rhe Advanced French Club To be ln rhe French 1 Club a member musr be ralsing French l. To be in rhe Advanced French Club, a member musr have complered an enrire year of French. During rhe year, rhe French l Club plans lors of acriviries The Halloween parry was very successful Everyone was reauzred ro wear a costume The Halloween parry ns a lor of fun ro go ro because you ger ro see everyone ln rhelr cosrumes sand senlor Kerla O Neal he 198586 Advanced French Club affrcers are back Todd Caruso coepreszdenr Randall Pzrre co chanrperson Scorry Fonrenar co presrdenr Ken Pey fan parlramenranan fronr Glenda Dnsrefano rreasur er Jenny Gurley hlsraraanreparfer Nan Dulse secre- rary Cnor prcruredb Tnaa Smrrh cochalrpersan ,, 7 . ,,, ' , , ' f ,V X f ,f ,f f ,f f Jason Plussellffia Meadors, and Todd Walker, A iw C hosen far special pefsonsbecause of rheir leader- T shiprand acriviry inrheir clubs are Lex-Xndre Odom, FrenchfSpanlsh -121 Clubs

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ch,!Sponlsh -120- Clubs T rffony Hudson ond Corlo Wilson show their exdre- menr for rhe French l cIuo's fund-roising ldeo. T he 198586 Sponlsh Club officers ore: Joy Tesei, vice-presidenr, Loro Korwicls, reporrer, Liso Wood, presidenr, ond Shonnon Covingron, secretory-rreosuv er. M rs, Tommy Joclcson, rhe French l Club's sponsor, listens ro some of rhe members commenrs ooour field mos. T he 198586 French I Club officers ore, oocls: Bruce Applegorrh, rreosurer, Nilalsu Richard, reporrer, Sondy Mons, porlromenrorion, Joy Tesel, co-presidenr, fronr- Alyslo Porrerson ond John Tuclser, co-soclol choir persons, Louro Schmirr, secreroryp Cnor picrureol Shon- non Seegerr, coeoresrdenr. 2 fx r 'u Q, . F nfl A 'MWF'-

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Rounding Up The Year his has been a trying, yet opti- mistic year for America. lt be- came clear that terrorists were still a threat. America was held hos- tage once again by Shiites on a com- mercial airplane. President Ronald Reagan finally met with Soviet coun- terpart Mikhail Gorbachev. South Af- rica became a cesspool of unrest, causing President Reagan to impose sanctions against the South African government. On a lighter note, the concert event of the year, Live Aid reached an estimated 1.5 billion television viewers in more than 100 countries. The Coca-Cola Corporation surprised its consumers by changing its formu- la, only to return to its original. On the local level, Louisiana ex- perienced both disappointment and pride. Governor Edwin Edwards was charged with fraud and conspiracy to violate the federal raclseterring law. Baton Rouge hosted the Na- tional Sports Festival in July of '85, attracting global attention. W hen the original formula of coke appeared on shelves, people rused to the stores to buy their old friend. Junior Allison Pope seems delighted ro have a can of Classic Coco-Colo Current Events 122- Showing Through O hfmg