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

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are g sig' . .gg .W Terrible Towel - Kevin Hunt and the Iackets with demands that the team get the axe back and displayed the symbol of the lllacket determination, the rousing pep assembly he ped put everyone in the go d and black towels. T e gym was plastered the right spirit. Mysterious Guest From the East - Ion Smith and Ieff Augustine teamed up to answer the mysteries of life while Lori Bryant proved she could eap tall buildings. lleftl Quarterback Craig Blanton received the letter- jacket of the last qb to defeat Sherman, Rusty Wood. 26 Activities .

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All Smiles . . . Two of the friendliest people around DHS, Santa and Mrs. Iackie Peters, meet. Please Give . . . The Student Council put barrels in the halls at Christmas for food donations. 28 Activities Wooden Rudolph? Mr. ,Kohn Terry designed this Christmas deer from wood. Christmas 1982 Brings Activities for Students Here December is a strange month. It may seem that suddenly all of the people you know who have seemed akin to Scrooge for the last 11 months become the nicest, kindest peo le you know. If you are lucky enough to liave many friends, you may find yourself in an embarrassing situation when gift giving time rolls around. No, the entire world does not enter the Twilight Zone, it is the Christmas season. Here, the Yultide time of year probably spurs enough activity to suffice in some schools for an entire year. A wide variety of ban uets, arties, and fund raising' drives flny diffjerent organizations, give many families a better Christmas thanks to the efforts of some of the school's students. As always, though, Christmas was a time of fun for many. Such activities as the U.S. Club's Christmas banquet, Hanson's Headaches Christmas part , and the musical Scrooge, produced by