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

Page 22 text:

Girl Afhlefes Prepare in Summer Workoufs fo Oompefe in Disfriel Volleyball, Baskefball, Track Natalie Polk, top, watches the ball over the net as Bridgit Jenkins, San- dra Whittington, Regina Cummins, Frances Firesheets, and Zoe Ellen Rhymes get ready for the return. Karen Luper, left, demonstrates the overhand serve. Cari Hunt and Jackie Jenkins stand by to assist Kristi Thomas, lower left, as she sets the ball. Girls' Athletic Director Miss Gail Ringness, lower right, referees and watches Bridgit Jenkins' serv- ice. Regina Cummins, Tammie Zamora, Elise McMurray, and Sandra Whittington watch the ball. Girls' Athletics is in its second year of competition. It is headed by Miss Gail Ringness. Miss Ann McFarland is varsity volleyball , track, and junior varsity basektball coach. Miss Jane Overstreet is the varsity basketball Coach. As the girls' competed in basketball for the first time in many years. She also coaches junior varsity volleyball and assists Miss McFarland in track. The girls got into shape by running, exercising, and various other things. Summer

Page 21 text:

,,,,L l ,L., ,,, Along with other things students remember from school years are the jobs they had that summer. Top left, William Earnhart hauled hay this sum- mer. Opposite bottom left, Danny Mead, a recent graduate, worked in maintenance at Tex- oma Medical Center. Opposite right, Carolyn Morgan babysat for several working families. Kima Waters gained good experience at a local restaurant. Bottom, Camille Kimbrell mowed her yard while she exercised at the same time. Top right, Mark Roewe scanned the pool for would be swimmers while, below right, Christie Means and Jayne Ann Maxwell helped a friend out of the pool. 1 Qvtiqgh wi 3' '

Page 23 text:

Afhlefes Begin The Athletics A Department took a changed look at the first of the school year with a new program set up by the coaching staff. The new '7 7 staff set up the teams to get opinions of player preference and set up practice drill for players before and after school. As positions and formations were filled, the Jackets and coaches formulated and improved their game plans. Preparation began for the first game, September 3, against Trinity and a scrimmage against Lancaster August 27 . V A New A 3 ' s I -W,L A fA'AAA A jg 5 el ,A ,,,,. A,,At,,,A,aU ,A K 'Amir 3 A Aw K K I I y - gkrpkg V K - K W Q K A e't' i A gf AA . A A ytuty T' A AA ' A 'A yyy A A iaiis I ' if 'ittit f A if A A V A AA F if T iff' A A A tiff 'A A 4 sss A A' A T rrrt A A - A A A - AA ,A ' ' -W '-,: Ai AA 'A A fl 5 A .,e, 'r'r A if ttytf A T A A A A A f A AA AA A AA rl' V ' AA VA A TAAA AAAA A f AA AA AA A P ' ' ' A A A' V A A K' 'i A' VL if ' W T J A A if A AAAAAAAAAAA ? 'R if W E 'uk NVL-:L MAA up AA I H U K VV r,A A LVWK, A 1 Q lr I A K VE I A K ykkk V 1,55 I A VVAA 6 D V AA VL me T Ai it A A A fti it A AAATA A TAAAA A p s ,AA A Avg 1 A A y y pw pf y p p A A ppyypyp L y Ab Am is :A 'Pk A.: 1- A- p A - I A . - M M71 Afz, Q 1 .t A :QAAALQ Q VJ - QA: A he A Q VA, 3 In .AKA . A A AAA in kk 2 W, sp. AA A W H Q sf I ew H A p WA d A p in 'N A K A AA M A K A I kk K N 5 AA 1 ' A It N -i 5 R335 li YA KA A AA A 1 A f AA wi, AJ - A A.. A V A 5 AA ' A -'A A A ' AAA: ff AA f A A' L in AA AA A f ' A A gf A - A 'Dui A A 'A A AAAA A A A A f A Q AAAAp 3 A A A A A it G AAAA ' ' if A if AA A A A.. ' A' - x ,A M hx A1 KF : H A L Ak 3431 -W is ix K Q A K NNE x A N A R V Q N I AAAAA ik K H K A A 'il JK N , AA L up ,L - 'K L: A. A A. i A ' F' f AA A A M if - 'HA' '- AA S ,Xiu A AAAA H Q- 'A A A gf A A A 'S' A p W A 4 W WGA F' A A AA -A Asus' ' fa.. r A' I 5 AA A ' ' Right, Coach Rod Carter drilled the teams on tack- ling and defensive approach. This exercise helped defensive players improve timing and halt the run- ner's forward motion. The Junior Varsity squad matched up the offense and defense to practice play execution and defense tactics. The teams practiced at 7 in the mornings and returned for regular sixth period workouts at 2:30 pm for the grueling two-a- days. Summer