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

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I OURHE RT , F-R-I-E-N-D-S : Woodie Wilson, Beth Class and Paul Bardwell ftopl take a friendly stroll. Michelle Davis has a friendly smile for everyone as she collects attendance records. jeff Herzog and Bob Clay lmiddlel enjoy a friendly lunch. Tony Plauche escorts jennifer Hysmithl for hornecomin , Basketball Coach Bob Clayton gets a friendli- ly hug from Marlene Frilts. Head Coach Marty Criswell and Phillip Pryor frightj share a bond of friendship at DHS. fPhotos by Harold Allison and Kris Gundlachl eople - Through the same basic goal, the com- munity and school united to be supportive and ap- preciative of every student organization. Through their common effort, the in- dividuals became closer to one another. Friendships, always highly valued, grew to envelop larger numbers of students, faculty, parents and other Denisonians. +'+Mi,,l -i IJ' FD U1 'G s :- rn :P m ,,,, O 3 :Z IJ C FD LI1 La-I W

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ports e The sports program proved to be outstanding once again this year. All jackets have set a standard for talent, pride, at- titude and sportsmanship. The winning tradition that started with the 1984 AAAA State Football Championship carried over into 1985-86 in fall, winter and spring sports competition. .w '- . ' ' ' ' Matt? 42' i . ' ...silififeff?I3az if, wtf? . t tMw,..uwf'iwg..W,,,X A. THE SPIRIT CONTINUES . . . X I iQ3ENltE?Ullt 2. m I i . ts 2 Thc Spirit Continues WC..-' I That's Right 4 Erick Harper, Aaron jackson, Eric Hunt and the varsity volleyball team join the championship football and basketball teams to enhance DHS sports. A winning s irit and championshi style com- bined vvith hard work and dedication paid off for all jacket athletes and rewarded loyal fans with exciting contests. jacketbackers stampeded the stadium and jammed the gym to be a part ofthe jacket spirit. tPhotos by Kris Gundlach, Paul Ontiveros, Tracey Smith and Yalonda Tilleryj

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deas - Students in extra curricular activities were pressured to maintain pass- ing grades due to the no pass, no play law which came into effect at the beginning of the school ear. Tutoring sessions for athletes and others helped keep students eligible while coaches and sponsors monitored grades. 4 The Spirit Continues O RMINDS Aw it . Rv ., W :Q ' Ski Workin' Hard - Harold Allison, top left, works on The STINGER. Sherman High principal Dr. Mike McDougal ap- plaudes the work of the jackets and pledges his school's support, to right. Mrs.Donnie Ward helps Tisha Robinson, center, with a history question. Lisa Williams, left, gets some guided ractice in typing from Mrs. Katrina Smith. Peter Taul concentrates on a mechanical drawing project, above.