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

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R onold Dodson, Free Enrerprise, Civics, Golf cooch, Qrh grode foorboll cooch B elindo Dumos, Basic Srudy Skills P orry Dumiller, Algebro I, Algebro Il, Compurer Sci- GOCG L evie M, Durcsh, Child Development, Consumer Ho- memoking I, Adult Responsibiliry, FHA Sponsor D ebro Forrell, Biology I S ondro Gores, English l-B, Adulr Responsibiliry, FHA Sponsor D on Gill, Vocorionol Agriwlrure l, ll, Ill, IV, FFA Spon- sor lndusrriol ArrsfAgriculrure 432- Acodemics 'Dx A fTer srudying rheir lessons, junior Ricky Johnson, sophomores I-lillery Severio, Cody Gregoire, ond freshmon Kyle Worson srorr ro work in woods shop. I I' Nw., D uring rheir Agriculrure I closs, sophomores Shonnon Brogon, Andy Willis, Joseph Poce, Todd Rushing, ond junior Rondy Coscio build ponels for rhe Coundl on Aging. f

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Fit For Life nterested in starying slim and trim? Then girls physical education class is just the place to be P E is an instructive course that teaches students to stay fit and healthy for life I never have to worry about being out of shape said sophomore Darby Bul lard Many students don t get enough exer in shape and fit for life There are a variety of activities that keep both students and teachers busy and in rs Leader s class participates in a game called tini kling because she feels it develops good coordina tion Senior Tracy Rodriguez pohshes up her tinikling s 1 airing for the roll to be called sophomores Dianne Broom Karen Brumfield Jeanette Bullock and Mi chelle Carter prepare themselves for daily activities shape throughout the year These include aerobics bowling modern and square dancing hacker Ca combination of hockey and soccerb softball track and field and volleyball These activities give students an opportunity to participate in a number of sports They also prepare students for later pants to meet new people and make new friends Mrs Mable Guntz Mrs Dot Hammock and Mrs Nikki Leader instruct their classes in the fundamentals and basic skills of their daily exercises and planned activities Being in an informal situation kids are more likely to reveal their true personality I like rharl like to know the students I like keeps me feeling young said Coach Nikki Leader rretching out before participating in class activities is very important Junior Cindy Hollingsworth and sophomore Karen Brumfield loosen their muscles in preparation for a strenuous workout cise on their own. P.E. teaches them to stay competition. This, in turn, enables partici- being around rhe younger generation, it kllsl i l i l ,, 'I' aking advantage of a break, freshmen Rebecca Milton, Renee Owen, and Adriane Murray use this time to discuss the events of the day. vw 'r , T All ,,,. 1 f P. E. 81- Academics

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, Ii1 'f 'i A sjunior Keith Croig wires o woii, sophomores Rob- ' ert Chopin ond Curt Mitchener owoit their turn. T he industrioi Arts Club treasurer, junior Teddy Brose, ' ' writes receipts os the members poy their fees. S ft fs. , ii: . fi ,fi ' U my ummm, lthough business, ort, home eco- nomies, ond sports moy not be everyone's suqect of interest, mony students enjoy drofting, ogriculture, woods, metois, ond other industriol orts sub- jects. The Industriol Arts deportment offers its students o chonce to work with their honds ond their minds to Ieorn o slsiil thot will lost o life time, Students Ieorn to molse furniture, ducking units, ond biue prints for homes ond business buildings. Junior Worren Boyhi soid, Mr, 6oudin's closs helped me understond thot when you work with metol or ony type of moterioi, you con't rush it. You hove to tolse your time ond oppreciote your work. 7 ffffywnf www! i T he woods shop teocher, Mr. Jerry Morgon, shows freshmon Kyle Wotson ond sophomore Bill Cor- mouche where to put their beginning cuts. lndustrioi Arts!Agricuiture 83- Academic,