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

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.l-L.. QZR ., , . Everyday someone forgets to bring lunch money. Junior Allison Pope relunctantly loans out another dollar to a friend. Stanely-Zuck Clay Stanley Edgar Stevens Frances Still Lenore Stilley Jimmy Stockton Denise Stoke- Angie Stout Jonathan Strahan Dee Dee Strickland Jacqueline St. Romain Jerry Tate Joey Temple Joy Tesei Buffie Thibodeaux Dawn Thibodeaux Mark Thomas Shannon Thornton Matt Todd Jennifer Truax Karl Tuttleton Terri Vampran Keith Vernonr Rebecca Vick Keryl Wagner Becky Walker Tonya Walker Melissa Wamstad Wendy Warren Wendi Watts Scott Wheat Laura Whitehead Lorrie Whitley Jeri Ann Whittington Michelle Winnham LaDonna Winningham John Winstead Donna Wilson Erin Williams Lorie Williams William Wolfe Cody Wray Lisa Yawn Darren Zachary Richard Zeigler Lana Zuck Juniors -41 People

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Rogers-Stam Juniors -40- People Timmy Rogers Jeanna Roussel Shannon Rubin Michael Rushing Dee Russell Kelly Russell Jean Sadaway Kim Sanders Lane Satcher Kim Saucier Kristi Sceroler Trey Schenk Michelle Schulin Terri Severio Tonya Sharon Elizabeth Shepherd Kelli Sherwood Timmy Skelton Kelly Small John Smiley Jimmy Smith Kim Smith Missy Smith Renee Smith Tricia Smith Robyn Soileau Carlyn Spangler Kylie Sparks Jennifer Sparks Troy Spedale Russell Stafford Yance Stam 4-K If I i A ZX lx The Daze ou can feelit coming on. You can't seem to con- centrate on anything your teacher is saying. The out- er limits of your consciousness are pulling you closer and clos- er. Then, all of a sudden, you're there, at a rock concert, on stage singing your new solid gold hit, or you can be doing one of a thousand other things that has become your favorite fantasy. I usually daydream about what I'm going to do in the fu- .f ei. i Of School ture, said Brandon Guyban. For some, daydreaming is the only way to get through a bor- ing class. For others, it has be- come a habit that has lowered grades. Why do you daydream? I daydream to keep from getting bored and to escape from the pressures I face eVeryday, said Todd Caruso. Freshman Errol Roussel seems to be lost in a daze. ff ., 3 ., ,,,.,,.,- ,-., ,, , ,, ., ,W f f 1 7 V , 1

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Adams-Blanchard Marsha Adams Randy Albert Mike Alford Jason Alldread Tonya Alleman Jamy Allen Kendall Amidon Kimberlee Applegarth Ricky Ard Ginger Arnold Tonya Austin Vanette Averett Angela Bacot Brandi Ballard Chris Ballow Penny Ballard Richard Barbour Becky Bardwell Lee Barr Denise Barrilleaux Jill Bates Melissa Baylous Joanna Beattie Tab Bedwell Stephen Bell Yvette Bencaz Angie Bergeron Mervin Bergeron Lisa Bergin Tammy Bernath David Blahut Tara Blanchard Sophomores -42- People O Stepping Up he sophomore class is often looked upon as the leaders of the next two years. This year of being in be- tween allows more freedom and results in high spirited stu- dents who enjoy being a notch higher on the totem pole. I enjoy being a sophomore because instead of being looked down on as a freshman I can do some looking said Tia Mea- dors. Although some sophomores feel inferior others are rather beautiful. Sophomores are the best' We rule the school said Cole Doiron. - heering the Jackets on to another victory sophomores show their school spirit. i ,,, J' 'z ' 5. M vi?