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

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Nguyen, 12, looks up tram her books in time to have a shuffle through the courtyard, reluclam to view nus of her senior 'hck-m-school expression cap- sunny day from a dassroom window whom by Ward Scam ! BOST-SUMMER SENIOR BLUES - Huang Thi DOING Tl-l'E TARDY BELL SHUFFLE smdenys :' tund4phmobme-d 5mm A THE LUNCH BUNCH - A sizeable group of juniors SIGNS OF A STUDENT IN DISTRESS - Papers and sophomoxes congregate on an unfortunate car to strewn on a cluttered desk, half-eawn snacks, all sights enjoy their sunny lunch period, Whom by w Scam that students associate with the beginning of school. yphoto by Wy 5mm SIDELINE SMILE - Suzanne Mcmondon, 10; finds the fookball game somethingto smile abou as she views the last few seconds of a winning game whom by Roy 11mm Opening 7

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TO BE IN GALVESTON! - Wishful students take one THEH HAIR PAIR - Huye n Tran, 12, and Karen 1 last look at the beach before shucking their swimsuits Falgout,12,show off their divexse bobbed and asymr . for blue jeans and a stack of books whole by Ward metrical haixstyles In the courtyard upholo by Ricky HEP ME, HEP ME, I'VE BEEN HYPNOTIZED - WHEELIE MAN-Iudd Osborne, 9, for lack of benea- Mark 80ml, 9, seems to be temporarily stunned as e nanspomunn, rides his bike xo home h probably sent faces his fust day of band practice. th0w by Brian them due :0 the length of his shortsh whom by Ward Vincenn PRE- P. E. POSE - Anna Lucas, 10, and Lisa Carey, 10,100k unruffled as they pose for the camera, but prepare to be w'mdblown as they will have to run in 6 Opening

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Homecomm min? bat TThomas Jefferson is usually filled with at east a tinge of excitement This ear was certaihalf no exception The week was 11 of the norm homecoming acb'vities: chess- up da s, a parade, a dance, and of course, the footba game The Homecoming football game made the week a smashtng success, witha avic . to over the French Buffaloes, 17-14. The me, .31 ough dose, ended the spirit filled we on a victonous note. Just for a week we let our spirits show, we were nerds, kiddies, and even our favorit te fairy tale characters. Everyone put out a Xitde bit extra to make the week spema L131 Pea eople made , costumesa and o anized tomake floats for the parade. The Ban and Hussans 5m ed later man their normal practice times in 0 er to practice new marching tunes and forum done The chelerleaders worked hard to raise moral, as well rally, where spirit was heightened by the supportive jacket fans and the fiery pep talk , given by Coach 0w One cannot, however, foxgeth the Herald's ser- vice organizaho nfor makingth Hon'wcomin Dance more than special. Thmey provided us wi great food and a fine backd en old alumni comemh omew visit their former High School, it 3 important that they see hen morale. Homecom m $km1985 aB6 1mwould certainly not have disapg pointed them PABLO, PACO, AND THE BAT GIRL -- Paige Um- phrey, 11 Karissa Morel, 11, and Mlchekle 05893;. H, huddleupkxaptepuapde mute phdwb M.. 1mm ems WEE. had vingkmimsk I Wmnwwiigmmw , r. w. a th . ' WM phmbyM mmwmgu Hung: espim 8 Opening