Thomas Jefferson High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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NOW! Every Monday, when the latest pictures arrived, this was a fa- miliar scene in the sixth period Journalism class. Members of the annual staff tried to get pictures that best suited their section, and they were always eager to see the newest picture. The biggest and best annual ever was promised by these students in an assembly skit: Theresa Thomas, Shella McCarthy, Steve Hodges, Sandra Wyblel Carol Thomas, Billy Chandler, Carmen Freedman, Beth Maiors, Becky Burris, Dottie Honeycutte, Walt Sharp, Pickle LeTulle, Jill Baldwin. Is she looking for a scholarship in electronics or listening to the latest pop song You Send Me ? You can be sure there will be no studying or homework done from this cleverly wired literature book.

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HEARIT...$EEIT... Long hours of hard work and study done by students shown here assembling scenery, is what helped make Dino a record breaker in sales. This crew of people worked many hours. It was not an easy task but every- one working together made the play a success. This is iust one of 1he many fine audiences that thrilled to Reper- toire Players Production of Dino. Dino was presemed in the auditorium three nigh1s and at every performance there was a capaciw crowd of adventurer and action seekers. There's always a rush for ?he best seats when a good play such as Dino is one More than 1000 people purchased ticke1s to the show which deah with reenage problems, starred Charles Wilkin- son and Kiny Wyble. The play ran through November 2023. 3 .' .u i. 'l' cow. u .m'

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GOOD TIMES ARI I1 snowed! School was dismissed for an hour February 12, so every- one could have fun throwing snow- balls. I? was the first snow here since 1951. Out of the rock and roll crowd in TJ Dale Gothia has proved his 1alent by organizing a successful Combo that entertained in morning assem- bly, as well as at a number of social affairs for the high school set. Taxi to class! Just walking a boy to class during Twirp week was too uneventful for these Daisy Maes. Pictured are: Susan Pefion, Melvin Borel, Karen Polite, Herbert Nimz, Dale Viator, and Linda Moerbe. 20