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

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Shopping. Sleeping or Just Slopping Around, We Value Our ' OVER THE LIMIT! - John Sherman - 12 shows r the stringer of speckled trout he caught at McFa din Beach. What do you do after school? Students use their time after school for many dif- ferent things. Some people go straight home to get started on their homework that takes all night to do. Others use their timegafterschool to go visiting friends, shopping, or maybe just go home and straight to bed. 1 g Edward Robertson - 12 stated, Most of my time is spent practicing baseball or training, for the varsity footba I team. After thisfl go home,fclean up, eat, watch televi- sion and talkion the phone. Then last, do my homework. However, some people have the weighing commitment of a job, work till late, come home and begin the tedious h0UfS Of dreaded homework. Like many people, Rhonda King - 11 says, I go home, do homework, then hit the sacklf Many of us follow the same pattern dayafter day. Jennifer Roccaforte +- 12 has' allen intoa similar daily routine, Right after school,xI go ridindg, go home, watch my soaps that I tape during the day, go to bed, wake-up around 9:0 pm then oghomework and go to bed again. The schedules may never change until we get a holiday or until that wonderful, looked-forward-to' summer vacation comes around. We are then free to do as we please. V ' i 1: 1 Vanessa Qulntola HOMEWORK CAN .WAIT - umm Black - u relaxeiin his and watches a little TV before he starts the long tiring hoursof homework. THAT BALL! - Donnie Billncich - 12, Bil- luliriggs e1 llpnd Paul Fulelier - 12, are working hard to keep their undefeated record at the YMCA. K X -s ,- FN -fn J I 2 S up ' 2 TUDENT IFE THAT'S THE STUFF - Jennifer Knipple - 11 shovels those burgers and packs those fries work- ing at Hardee's after school. 4-ef I Photo by Joe Dr 1 1

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E DID IT ALL - Erin Capello - 12 is ready to nce the night away at the Morp dance. lfully assed of coursel 1. A 1.54. I p . ,W V '11 It is very impor- E4 tant to dress -5 , Q neatly '-Q H, and look nice. It shows 3 tw' fi A A that you care about X f- yourself as a person and .- an - others will respect you P1 '-If , for it. Your appearance says a lot about the person that you are. Since your clothes are usually the first thing that people notice about you, it's necessary to always try to dress your best, because people tend to judge you by your out- ward appearance. Cynthia Pitre - ll .I ,,,- . -J, f la wr Ka 0:0114 052 ii ii H S- gu- we W' vp?- A. 1 l I if K lallkk I Sul Sf :ms PWM 'YQ 010114 A person com- municates by the clothes he wears. The ' ' message could be favorable 1he's probably a drug user or thiefl. Some people are not as attrac- tive as others because they wear dirty, torn clothes. While others are classified as rich and snotty or Preps. We stereotype people according to their appearance. Michelle Usey - ll - I QT' - aux ,Ny 5 . The different characteristics of people could easily be seen while strolling through transition. There is the simple shirt with the message, or different hair styles. Clothes can be decorated and are decorated a lot. Fausto Meza - 12 In I rn :- O C rn Us 3 rn '9 l fn Q 5. 'U eu 3 o : l 3 i Q I: 'E I. 9 sl sl ingly receives another love note. The only pro- blem is that no one seems to know who the notes are coming from. JACKET SPIRIT - Alena Hightower - 10, Jessica Larkins - 12, and Christi Robins - ll, hang a poster for the French Club during football season. HHH: aloud UWB 54 puaoum IND O0 TUDENT IFE

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'v :r 9. o cr -c U7 :. nf : S 5 n is 2 EAT YOUR HEART OUT - Clayton Hearn - 12 spends his time after school trying to build up his muscles at the YMCA's weight room. ur Fon .ami 1. better than the bus forthe long!-ide home , E 'l0P'P 5995175 - 9- Ind I I w I , I 5 I Hg iliix, gif 5 I . A RGB' '7 fl ' . Q., ' - ' , sffafffg ff- -' Z '-'VW I 1' if ' V Fifi' : ig Y 1 , .ij-5 i . 1 r I ,J ' ff' if? f' . 1 ' ,Q ., ,'3-- 'K' ,ciffi i 1 . 1' a , 5 fziififiiifs 3 'E 4 'iii V ' if -o , , QF- 4 - f' ,v ,...,, Q' Q. at .. W 1 I f.f1.:a ' J, H' Y ' .2 2354 B .1 , ' ' ' if ry .av , VZ, 'w,g4w5l. - i .f , fy x . Same-9 S ' Qin- .L W' 5 QQ 'Jr' - 'V -I - ,v L' 5 1 sa? is 'W ee- ' if -ff,-'f,iL:iff-wi-fi f - 1'-12' 2'34f:s1 f' :ii fmrf,e::ffi'1- '- K: A Q41 - gi: -' Q -1 - I- - - I 'i iviwur- 'PWD W Bemafd Gwdew :wr if w fm WHICH WAY IS UP? - Junior Rojas - 11 shows off his skating ability while performing a difficult skating task called a street plant. ,A ,,.., gm 77, R -,.:::pg:3:1Qgm mass so -3: .,,, 31 E, si k siehi , S Shari Rageau - 12, sorts frills for HANG IT UP! - little girls. She works at Edna's Kids almost every- day after school helping to fit those pageant dresses. TUDENT IFE