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

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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

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LeDouX-Monson Kaleh LeDouX Kim Lee Thad Lentz Victoria Levi Andrew Lewis Janet Lilly Bill Lopez Chuck Lott Crystal Lott Larry Lott Tammy Luther Trina Martin Krystal Massingill Tracy Mathis Marilyn May Ben McCarrol1 Serena McClendon Sean McDonough John McGraw Stacey McLean Missy McMickens Tia Meadors Sheila Melton Brian Miller Jared Millet Berry Milling Eric Mills Nathan Mills Chad Milton Juanita Mitchell Curt Mitchener Brandon Monson Sophomores People 1 Yw rzf x , V . . , 1 , . x--f i . . A l Parking Problems Perplex Pupils erenially pestered by parking problems and pot hole protrus1ons'7 Is your patience practically pe tered out? Hey! That was my parking place. Oh no! My fender was left behind in that pot hole. Help! Im gonna be late. Does this sound like you in the morn- ing? i A Ive had more tardies this year because I couldn t find a parking place said junior Lane Satcher. This seems to be a common problem among the students. Another problem is the pot holes. Many students have complained about this problem I think the pot holes need to be fixed. They re so big that sometimes the small -cars can't get out and it just puts a few dents in the bigger ones said Troy Ann Averett Both of these problems not eough parking places and the pot holes- are now being solved. A section of the parking lot is being paved for more parking places and some of the pot holes are being fixed When the parking lot if fin- ished it is going to be conve- nient to everyone and will cut down on first hour tardies said Jenny Gurley. It is quite evident that the students have some concerns about the problems in the park- ing lot. They also realize that the administration is doing their best to tend to these prob- lems.