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

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Just A Card ou ve finally hit fif teen you got a good UD report card and now it s your big opportunity You passed the written test and now you re strapped in ready for the big test This driving in structor really does look 11ke Godzilla doesn t he? 6Growls like him tool I think the guy that I drove with was a Nazi' I barely passed said sophomore Billy Ross You re hoping that you won t faint while you re driving What if you have a wreck? Will Scaly Face flunk you if you for get to use the clutch? I was so nervous that when I went to put the car in drive I turned on the windshield wip er said Junior Erin Williams Now its all over and that precious piece of plastic is in your sweaty little palm So what if your picture looks like Return of the L1 Vmg Dead Part I can t Walt for my license to expire so I can get another pic ture taken commented senior Laura Sanders All that matters now is that you ve GOT IT Why shouldn t good old mom fork over the car keys? After I got my license I st1ll didn t get to drive' said sopho more Steve Davis Experience? But you ve had plenty of experience' After all you d1d pass drivers education KI ll bet Big D never screamed like that before'J After begging and pleading you get up off your knees you re behind the wheel and on the road again Of course Mom and Dad could always use it as another excuse for you to get a Job A, 11 1 Digirolamo Grace Angela Digirolamo Glenda Distefano Cole Doiron Tawaynne Donahue Eric Doolittle Vickey Duncan Jimmy Dunn Jacky Dyer Claudia Edmonds Brady Elgin Rodney Ellis Tami England Veronica Ezelle Michele Falgout Yvette Firth Channon Fletcher Jeffery Florin Quenton Fontenot Tony Frazier Krystal Fredericks Dawn Gautreau Judith Gautro Karla Gill Lee Giroir Tammy Gisner Jessie Glass Kim Gomez Regina Gomez Willie Goodson Joey Gourdon Christy Goza Steven Grace Sophomores People

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I Cavett-Denham Stacey Cavett Adam Chaney Adam Cheney Robert Chopin Shelly Clary Jennifer Clayton Ivy Cody Johnny Collins Missie Collins Susan Connelly Kim Cook Robert Cook Brian Cooper Shay Cooper Troy Coupel Kelli Covington Shannon Covington Chris Crawford Mike Crehan Calvin Curtis Dallas Dale Brian Danna Chad D'Armond Stephen Davis Steve Davis Sean Davis Tonya Davis Will Davis Terry Dawsey Angela Day Tammie Delamar Rachel Denham Sophomores People pn . A f Puttm Gff rn had to run and catch my escaped dog and fix up my sister s runny nose and finish up my homework and well m lgust couldn t make it on time explains Christie McGee trying to get out of her fifth tardy I didn t even know we had any exclaimed Mary Marcantel re ferring to her homework as signment made the day before These are Just a few of the many excuses students devise to get out of tardies homework or skipping school Students putting off home work planning the weekend rushing to the restroom for last minute repairs, and trying to forget the chewing out they just got, are constantly under pressure to live up to the stan 3 'x I 7 . fr.. ith high hopes of being able to make up his work before grades are turned in senior Ken Peyton tries to sweet talk Ms Johnston dards set before them They try to remedy the situation by never doing today what can be put off until tomorrow - r 1 eu... u ...I ' y 7 7 . . n, ' ll 4 - 1 I n 7 , - 11233, . 1 f aff . . ' Y i W W ' xx xii . . . . , - Y . Q l 1

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Grantier-Jackson Laura Grantier Kevi Green Cody Gregoire Michelle Gremillion Jenny Gurley Donna Guy Tammy Haggard Rosalind Harkins Andria Harmon Joe Harris Rick Harvey Jean Hayes Danny Heltz Arlene Hodges Ricky Hodges Bryan Holley Mica Holliman Don Holloway Myles Holifield Ranee Honesto Aaron Hood Michael Hook Hope Humphrey Larry Howington Joseph Huff Dino Hunstock James Hutchinson Shana Ingle Melanie Ivanyisky Romney Ivey Billy Ivy Myra Jackson Sophomores People :gk Vi nJ' Becoming Involved eing a sophomore has some advantages, even though sophomores still have to answer to the seniors. For example, they no longer have to listen to snide upper- classmen comments about be- ing freshmen. I like being a sophomore be- cause you're not called a little freshman anymore, said Kim Bourgeois. Sophomores are also able to choose more electives and may participate in junior varsity athletics. Being a sophomore also means that you're included more in school activities, said Mary Williams. I like it because it means I'm one step closer to graduation, said Ashley Wall. T he 1985-86 sophomore class officers are: Tia Meadors, president, Angie Bergeron, vice-president: Mary Wil- liams, treasurerg Krystal Massingill, sccretaryg and Kim Bourgeois, report- er. ,Ph ,,f ill-if i