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

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Y K, L. ,es T he Jockerres odded o Iirrle spice ro rhe pep rollies, The pillowcose donce rhey performed wos memoroble, nor only for rhe srudenr body, our olso for rhe girls doing rhe donce. ' ' Z 9552 3:5 1 3 , if ' K 1 ,.,, 3 My Wm ul oking Iosring freindships o big porr of high school life. Sophomore Kelli Covingron shows sophomore Lin P V76 1 , vf K 'R A W, Q la 1 , if 2' fi + ff. X rsr.r,r rssr T - ricrsrrrrsr . is '-:., :':,'s: E iEf?fib 'i.Ei .f 2, lll' Q A ,rrr ffl if f A 1 5 it Zochory how much their friendship me-ons ro her. R oin, sleer, or snow didn'r srop rhe fighring Yellow ' Jod-:ers from procricing. The dererminorion rhey Cl05l iQ love is one qualify rhor keeps rhe foorboll fe-Om . OFI -220 sp' Showing Through

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Memories Lasr A Lifetime he memories will be rreasured by all. A winning foorball ream, homecom- ing - Celebrare Yourh , rhe pep rallies, rhe dances, and prom - A Nighr ro Remember . No one's memories will be rhe same, bur one rhing is sure, each sru- denr will have some special memories whether a freshman, sophomore, junior or senior. The freshmen had ro ger used ro rheir firsr year in high school. 'llr's a lor different from junior high, said freshman Laura Schmirr. Firsr dares and driver's licenses are among many freshmen's memories. They will sray wirh rhem for rhe resr of rheir lives. Sophomores finally gor our of being called Hfreshme-n . They were one srep closer ro being an upperclassman . Going our and daring, which as a freshman was so new, became prerry regular, Juniors were almosr rhere. Jusr one more srep and rhey would be ar rhe rop of rhe ladder, Preparing for college by raking rhe ACT broughr wirh ir rhe realiry rhar prerry soon rhey would be our on rheir own. Class rings were ordered and had ro be rurned 87 rimes. Then rhe big nighr, rheir firsr prom. Everyone starred looking forward ro prom in January. Planning ourfirs and rransporra- rion seemed ro be rhe big decisions. Then, A Nighr ro Remember finally came on April 4 and ir will always be remembered. The seniors were envied by all. Afrer all, rhey wouldn'r be in high school any more. They made ir. Bur being a senior wasn'r all glory. Senior picrures were raken. Gradu- arion invirarions were ordered. Caps, gowns, and rassels also had ro be raken care of, nor ro menrion every senior had ro concenrrare on having enough credirs ro graduare. Honor graduares had ro keep rheir grades up in order ro keep rhar honor. The seniors did rheir share of parrying. Their l8rh birrhdays finally rolled around and rhey were able ro ger inro Peppy's or wher- ever rhey wanred. Celebrare Yourh will be remembered as rhe lasr Homecoming and A Nighr ro Remember will be remembered as rhe lasr prom All seniors will remember rheir lasr year of high school. lr was rhe lasr year for rhem ro parry wirh rheir classmares before going our inro rhe hard, cruel world, eirher ro college or ro work. lr was rhe lasr rime some would see each orher, One's senior year is filled wirh borh happy and sad memories and rhe realizarian rhar each per- son musr grow up and move on, 4 f W ---ngs..4nr-f N ,c aq,,..:L R. Jul K Q. P 'I V T ' 1.. W.. i 'f'yy4 ' mf Q35 H A r rhe annual Chrisrmas parade, sophomore Joanna Beanie had rhe opporruniry ro dress like a down and add exciremenr for rhe children ar rhe parade. '-3:29 I r's nice ro have your driver's license because you .LL don'r have ro depend on your parenrs ro rake you 5'T0V Q TRTOUQR everywhere, said junior Tammy Mazie, i I

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Gver- wlnelmlrtg Prlde Splrlt rude ond splrtt ore two choroctertsttc thot show through IO the personol ltles of the students ot DSHS They showed just how much support ond prlde they hod ln the flghttng Yellow Joclsets The pep rollles were rowdler thon ever Seniors tounted the freshmen os usuol but never the less the pep rollles were sttll something to lools forword to even by the freshmen The cheerleoders odded to the excttement of the pep rollles when they performed slslts ond got the footboll ployers to ploy such gomes os mustcol chotrs ond reloy roces The loclsettes went out of thetr woy to molse thls yeor s pep tollles o llttle more memoroble wtth punls ond plllow cose donces The footooll teom come out shtntng through ot the end of the regulot seoson They shored the tttle of Dtstrtct Co Chomps wtth orch rtvol Boker The Joclsets went on to the store ouorterflnols ond mel Ruston The fons ftlled the stonds on both sldes os the bottle of the best tn the stote begon The crowds cheered thetr teoms on Unfor tunotely only one teom could wtn ond fote wos on Ruston s stde The dtsoppolntment on the ployer s foces showed how much they wonted to molse lt to the dome Although the Jocl-:ers dldnt molse IT to the dome they dld molse lT further thon prevtous yeors ond got one step closer to the dreom of oll footboll teoms to be num ber one The prlde thot the whole commu nlty hod ln the teom wos not lost The teom fought hord ond occompllshed much They were the reoson everyone got together ond cheered he ftghttng Yellow lockers olwoys come rushlng through the ftght stgns wnth crowds roorlng pom poms sholstng ond the cheerleoders leodlng the woy 'W-YRY.. 0 I l l 0 o 1 1 ' I 1 . , . . - U 11 . , . 1 1 . . . 1 . U 11 . 1 . H 11 . . 1 Closlng 224 Snow mg, Through