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

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Students Continue Pride, Spirit verwhelming pride ond un- ending school spirit ore things thot the student body hos olvvoys hod. The pride in sports, oco- demics, ond leisure vvos evident throughout the yeor os usuol But there wos something esle this yeor something speciol ond something unigue The students lsnevv there would be chonges mode ond they were prepored for these chonges The students felt speciol They mode everyone stond bocls ond tolse notice The styles bosicolly stoyed the some with the exception of the poisley print unusuol hoir styles ond outlondish ievvelry The uring recess Renee Dtoussord Louro Lotimer ond Suson Willioms find time to enjoy o breolx from school life 4-iq HU' 'i 5 W., V. A Y i H olhime is 0 good time to buy refreshments. Lee Giroir ond Lynette Martin return to their sects ofrer getting o coke from the concession stond. S enior homecoming moid Christine Kobel is present- ed to the student body ot the homecoming donce. She is escorted by her dote, Vernon Johnson. Opening 4. Showing Through students lsnew they were differnt. No others could compore. porlsing sticker is required for every cor in the student porking lot Ted Sondbom woits in the office to see Mr. Wax obout buying one, oslsetboll ond trock teom member Tio Meodors rushes to closs offer recess 3 D once. Thor's what her shin soys ond thot's 'what she does. Senior Michelle Broussard hos been o member of the Jodsettes for three yeors ond is coproin this yeor,

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Improvements Better School tudents have olwoys Hshone through , regardless of disaster or defeat. Everyone who hos eagerly boosted the Yellow Joclset name has olwoys been lsnown for showing through , The saying thot things con only get better applied more than ever J aclsette Colonel Ronnie Lyn Causey ond Jaclsette Lorin Wax tolls about the dance for the upcoming pep rally. My ? heerleader Krystal Massingill leads loyal Jacket fans in another tight cheer. this yeor. The yeor began with many outstanding improvements. Clossrooms underwent badly need- ed renovations. The inconvenience was minor compared to having nicer classrooms. Along with the new classrooms came o new administration. After the retirement of prlncipol Louis Cor- lisle, vice-prlncipol DeWoyne Bailey accepted the position of Principal. Mr. Lloyd Wax of discipline, Mrs. Koye Picou in charge of teacher su- pervision, ond Mr. Roosevelt How- ard in chorge of attendance. Even with the chonge in structure and od- ministrotion, the student oody found little difficulty in adjusting. eidi Kiger, Shannon Guyban, Lisa Boudreaux, and Missy Alford urough it during Coach Nilslsi Leoder's P.E. class comp out. ' T he parking lot is where students often make their weekend plans. Seniors Kevin Keen and Kay Cor- penter mal-ze their final plans for the upcoming toga party at the LSU Assembly Center. Junior Doug Hatter concentrates on what is most important to him -just tal-:ing it easy. Opening 43+ Showing Through

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Q 1 .aw 'T' S howing their school pride and enthusiasm, Brand Ballard, Radwel Denham, Midwelle lkber, Tomi Eng land, and Angela Digirolamo clown around at recess C heerleader Krystal Massangill takes time between dasses to sell a fight rag ro Melissa Baylaus. Cheer- leaders use part of the money from fight rag sales to buy their letter sweaters,