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

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words, G orhered in the holl, o French I closs prepores ro enrer roin, Chris Dickerson sings os Michelle Riedel looks over Bruce AppIegorrh's shoulder ro moke sure she knows me S ponish is one of rhe rwo foreign longuoges offered reods his book, Loro Korwick seems ro be in 0 doze os Mork Pope .fi F rench Il is for odvonced srudenrs who ore inreresred in French. Sophomore Angelo Digirolomo rokes o break from her work. 52 2 riff wwf, f ' ,7f 1 E Y fi Vfif, 'F' ' ,. 1 ,wwf wr-fl , 5, ' ,ff fwfpgyffif, 4455 M ony freshmen chose ro roke French os one of rheir electives, Freshmen Sonyo Ohmer, Cindy Doiron, Tommy Monisrere, ond Becky Rose-veor roke porr in singing Chrisrmos corols. Foreign Longuoge 67- Academia

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D ewayne K. Bailey, Principal M ary Bailey, introduction ro Algebra E leanor Baron, Basic Study Barbara Ballard, Library Secretary P aul Dodenhamer, Geography, Media Club sponsor M ary Drown, Speedi, Englsh, Thespian Club spon- sor N iidsi Clark, American Hstory, Sociology, 4-H Club sponsor Foreign Language ob Academics Keeping Students Gn Their Toes n the last two years, foreign language classes have become increasingly popu- lar. This is due to the realization that foreign languages are becoming more nec- essary as people travel more, More foreign exchange students are coming to the United States each year, and many businesses deal with other countries which require the parties to use a common language. ' Foreign language classes are.important. They help people learn new things about different environments, said foreign ex- change student Kari Brondbo. The Board of Elementary and Secondary Education CBESED has also realized this. lt now requires all incoming freshmen to com- plete and pass two foreign language classes before they graduate. Freshman Wayne Guzzardo said I going to be harder on us but l thinls it will lseep us on our toes. The foreign language classes will be useful- you never know what kind of situations may come up. alinda Beckham keeps in rhythm as Sean Gautreau looks on with a smile. This was the first year that the classes dedded to sing in foreign languages. t.4

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H orlon W. Clemenr, Cuuidonce Counselor L iso M. Colemon, Generol Business, Business Morh, FBLA sponsor J udy Courtney, Accounring I, Accounting ll C heri Dowson, Americon Hisrory K orherine B. de Generes, Clericol Procrice, Business English, Typing I, FBLA sponsor O L Ioyd F. de Generes, Physicol Educorion, Tennis sponsor Assisronr Foorboll Cooch F roncine Dodson, World Hisrory Englisnfipeecn 65. Acodemics N or o doy goes by during sdiool rhor notes oren'r possed. Towono Donohue scribbles o quick nore before rhe bell. , xx if W 44 ' .Y ff 1 f