Denison High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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The Yellow Jacket Annual Staff traveled to Dallas for a day last August to visit Taylor Publishing Co. Taylor printed this year's annual. The staff watched and learned the step-by-step method in which yearbooks are made . They picked up some good ideas to improve the annual. The staff ate lunch in the company cafeteria first, then took the guided two- hour tour through the publishing plant. After the tour, they browsed in Taylor's library gathering ideas from the thousands of yearbooks Taylor publishes. J .33 Annual Qfaff Visifs Book Publishin Company Angela Fairchild, above, observes as a Taylor employee folds pages to prepare them for a yearbook. Above left, is one of many machines at Taylor that help save time and effort in pro- ducing a yearbook. This machine turns out printing plates that have been photographically etched. This machine, left, glues the pages to the cover of the year- book. Summer

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Cheerleaders, Maseofs AHend Summer Camp Varsity Cheerleaders and mascots got a top rating in competition at summer camp last summer. They placed in the top eight out of about 70 cheerleading squads. The camp at Stephen F. Austin College in Nacogdoches, June 13-18, provided classroom type instruction for part of the day. They participated in cheerleading activities and competition daily. We had a good time and met a lot of girls from all over Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, said head cheerleader Patti Sue Flood. Dawn Hopkins, lower right, is ready for a week of camp. A group of cheerleaders develops a new routine, below. The DHS cheerleaders, right, are shown practicing a routine for contest. It paid off as they won awards and the spirit stick in competi- tion. za W: 52: iii Summer Ma, f. 1-1 ,HH ,wif .ls--1 sv , -if -ai!

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- me W' 'SHE Denison is a town with a variety of things to do in the summertime. Lake Texoma is one of the better known diversions. Swimming , sunbathing, Frisbee, picnics and camping are but a few of the different pastimes people enjoy at the lake. Every year around early summer DHS students head out to the lake in droves. They come in swimsuits, shorts, and even jeans and bring food , campers, boats, and cars. Besides the more sophisticated pastimes such as boating and fishing, there are also the things usually done as a child, like wading, and building . def, sandcastles. Upper left, senior Virginia Morgan reverts to her childhood and builds a superb sandcastle . But the sands of time are against her as the lake tide comes in and takes her castle out. Lower left, DHS students survey lake and soak up the sun. lf., I4 - Summer Fun