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

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Summer Ends School Begins April Weeks With the end boyf countless toad tri beach parties, and late night dates, students woefully traveled to the nearest supermarket where they purc hased the necessary ,pens, and pen- cils for the beginning of sc 001. To move for- ward as intelligent students we were forced to give u our Bermuda shortsa nd Ra ay Bans for a r 0 Levi s and a short slleeved T-shirt Long- mg glanc es were cast action of Galveston Island however , instead of seein countless white waves, there was only the white chalk, glistening across the math teacher 5 chalkboard Most students did not remember what the Pythagoran theorem 15 or what is was doing in Port Aurth u.r Moreover, no one thought of reading or writing during the summer, even if itw asrequired Dunn unnEg nglish classes waves set in on students who, having forgotten WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT - Willie Wilson and Michael Miles, 12, obviously see something they like. Whatever it is made their lunch taste much batten OPEN BOOK TEST? .. Debbie Durso, 11, was tired of pulling answers from the depths of her braim so she puileti out her book and found the answers, Qahoto by ev hin but their alphabet, were assigned a Evimpageg thesis over what they did last summer. Still reverberating from the horrors of the written language and the endless theories and calculations, students transisted to their next shocking class, science. In Biolo y classes, frogs needed cum 5, chapters neede outlining, and tests needed taking In Chemis casses, :mdodiczta tables became livinga mg orces of torment to all students who entered the Migsimm students barely had time to draw a brea before the were asked who Newton was, mwhat he di and why he did it. Blank stares an nd horrifiedex expressions met all situations. However, our teachers knew we would soon get the hang of school again. 1, 2, 3, PUSH!- The cheerleadm's and some of7their friends had to use their cheerleading muscles to push their car out at the sand. iphoto by Kelly Moorey HAVING A PIICNIC -- larry Wi lkenson, 1,2 and limb! guyen cokinsameofthesun'sraysand ate tde picnic1 lunch an Pleasure Island one Sunday. SOUTHFORK - Angela Estrada, 9, and her cousin Trisha Padeilia spent the summer with J.R., SueEilm, and friends at the Southfork Ranch in Dallas. y. l J EDUCATING DAPHNE - Who says you can 't read the newspaper upude down Daphne Perez. 11, shows us the properiec hnique for summer reading. tLinda Rum