Thomas Jefferson High School - Document Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Coach Graves, Coach Parker and Mrs. Nealy enjoy their lunch. Photo by Krista Blakelev. ' ..,...-'44-we juniors Suzy Ianess, Mary Kuzusco and Tracy Allen think about their weekend plans. Photo by Tracey Gajak. Getting a late lunch at lack-in-the-Box is what juniors Tiffany Dunne and Michelle Funderburk prefer. Photo by Michelle Funderburk. 16 Stud e f'

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4 Marcus Dietz and Angie Kemper escape while studying on the steps. Photo by Michelle Fundreburk. A Mirjeta Vraniqui knows how to escape during her English class. Photo by Michelle Funderburk. 4 Tommy Malooly and Tara Perkins' are busily studying during study hall. Photo by Michelle Funderburk.

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Winning and Grinnin V The Patriots burst through the Homecoming game. Photo by Sunset High School to beat them at Tracey C-ajak. J 2 37, l . .5 2' f?'3.ti-2135 X A Coach McAdams smiles on as the captain of the football team Doug Carter receives a Player of the Week award. Photo by Elizabeth Barrientos. 4 Cheerleaders Anna Pham and Dick Mannon give the Patriots an idea of what Sunset's varsity Cheerleaders might be like. To start off the Homecoming festivities the pep rally prepares the student body for the game. Amid the usual screaming and yelling of the crowd the football team fires up for the game ahead. To increase the excitement Doug Carter, captain of the football team, receives an award for player of the Week. The crowd goes wild and even after the pep rally ends the rest of the day is filled with yells in the halls and talking in the classrooms. The long-awaited Homecoming game finally arrives. Though Thomas jefferson is on the visitor side, the crowd is deafening. The foot- ball team, to the rhythm of the students shouting, goes on to beat Sunset High School. With many a hoarse voice and exhausted body the fans, students and parents alike, walk to their cars ready for the next trial, the Homecom- ing dance. S