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

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PICTURE TIME! - Seniors Ila Dugan, Kory Gui and Beth George pause at the end of the buffa kable dunng me French Christmas Party. whom by 'l'. Knigho WOW! 7 Seniors Fran LaRocca and Beth Bass are sup prised at some of the out of the ordinary costumes at the Summit party whom by F. Lakocca m I BELIEVE IN UNICORNS - Ir. Sandra Mitchell holds her stuffed unicorn close until time for n 20 Holidays help presem the play put on for the French party hphoto byT. Knight h

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KEEP CLOSE 1.v. Cheerleaders: Suzanne Monton- swuuc IN THE RAIN Not even the drenching don, Paula Pond, Shana uncon, and Angelique Com- parade seemed to bother Queen April Weeks as she eaux crowd beneath a maroon and gold umbrella. continued :0 wave and smile. whole by Robert Whom by Wonm Wonhyy MARILYN MONROE WATCH OUT! 7 Iolynn Schwing bated a little shoulder and taffeta before the cars lined up for the parade, whom by Robert Wonhw GIVE US A GRIN 7 Genny Oldham doesn't appear - worried about the thunderous clouds overhead; let me rain come 7 she's not worried. whom by R. Worthw DARLING DONNA Donna Robbins casks a sidelong glance in the direcu'on of the various rain- comed onlookers during the overcask parade. whom CavOilcade 19 by R. Wonhw

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ITHINK I'LL HAVE ANOTHER ONE - Stacey Solis, 9, goes back for more chocolate chip cookies at the French Club's Christmas party. tphoto by T. Knighn Happy Holidays Hit A High by Kory Guidry The Holiday break was filled with sizzling parties alore. Students roamed the streets hunting for comers to hibernate in during the festive oliday seasons. The television set, after weeks of loneliness, was bombarded with eager eyes searching for holida entertain- ment. School books were carelessly tossed onto the back seats of cars; never to e seen un- til the day of return. Within the month of October, HTJ. inmates dressed in Halloween attire, dragged their boots on the gravel of lonely streets to beg innocent Port Arthurians for bon bons to fill their lonesome sacks. These same ghouls and witches danced and cleared the tables at the horror-filled Summit Ill party. After a long night of heated entertainment, the misfits of the graveyard put to sleep their gathering to rest in peace for the coming Christmas break. Reds, whites, and silvers ca tured the eyes of early Christmas shoppers, Men dressed like St. Nick dangled bells in t eir hands in an attempt to capture the attention of Holiday shop ers. After completing their shopping debut, students searched for seats near a warm firep ace in order to share eggno with special friends. The French Club, under the super- vision of Madame Laukas, oun their cozy fire at Chez Avrilts. April Weeks 0 ened her decorated home to the joy seeking French students. After the presentation 0 the Noel Francais tor the skit ut on by the drama clubJ the dinner table was loaded with goodies which were soon relieved by the hungry teens The party ended when students crammed into their cars and headed for the malls to go Christmas caroling. The joy of all holida s was always heightened for students because it was an added time off from school. Need ess to say, these times created an air of anticipation for the yearts grand finale e graduation! LADY KILLER! 7 Sr. Kory Guidry finds even more BEAUTIFUL DOLLS - lrs. left Rutherford and girls tAdrienne Montondon, Nicole Iudice, and April Clayton Heame grab their pulses and candied apples Weekst at the French Chn'stmas party. tphoto by T. before going trick or treating. whom by Ericksont Knight lWANT yow- Junior Shannon Moore points an 36- THE ZANY 7 Mrs. Moore, armed with green MA AND PA KETTLE MEET THE BEAST 7 int cusing finger at the disguised summit students during sunglasses and a pepperoni pizza, ponders how the Melissa Guthrie and Carla Erickson pluck hay from theirHalloween partytphotoby FiLaRoccat staff will ever finish the annualv tphmo by M. theirhairand posetorapicmxewnhabeasuphomby Hemandezt Ericksom