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

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CROWNING THE QUEEN h Paula Pond UM is the new Homecoming Queen of the Class of ,88. COACH? h Ms. Doyle passes out the jerseys for her Maroon Team seconds before the game. CONCENTRAT 0N h The football team listens BEAT IT - Marcus Garcia 0 D takes om his anger on the trilombs very carefully to why the girls are going to take their during the Homecoming Gameh place on the field tonight at the Powder Puff Game.

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HI MOM! e Larry Triebel 0D and Frank Nessour OD lead their ladies in the half time performance to Old Time Rock and Roll. WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN - The Screamslers and Squirlers get a standing ovation for their imitation ofa sideline per- formance to ttWalk Like an Egyptian. SEE MY EYESHADOW. e James Deloney UZi and Joey Boudreaux UZt come out of their shells to show their true wharacters at the Powder PulfGamei KING FOR A DAY e Robert Chesson READY . . . 0.K.! e Robby Muse UZi tries to round the ttgirlst' up for their UZi was crowned King of the Senior Class next cheer, as Scott Jackson UZi and Robert Trim UD try to control the of 88 during the Powder Puff halftime. crowd.

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IS THIS A STICK UP? e Tara Brooks tlZT and Camerlin Bazile tthseem to enjoy riding in the DECA Boat float in the Homecom- DUNK THAT COACH e Lance Landry tl U tries his luck at dunking Coach Nelson in the DECA Dunking booth during lunch. in; Parade .l. WERE NO. I! e Rhonda Jacobs tlZTjust can't show how good it feels to be on the winning Gold Team at the Powder PufT ame. A Time for Fun Sounds ofjingling bells and chatter of excitement filled the halls dur- ing transition. Yards of maroon and gold ribbon, patches of sparkling glitter and tons of mums decorated the clothes of many girls. The slight chill in the air and the thrill of the event were every indication of the homecoming game on October 24. Because the game against Vidor was on a Saturday, everyone had more time to prepare himself for the activities. The Heralds were able to decorate the cafeteria without feeling rushed; girls had more time to get dressed for the dance after the game; and the football players had all Saturday morning to get their adrenalin flowing. As hoped, the evening was a success. During halftime, under a clear, starry night, Paula Pond was crowned 1987 Homecoming Queen. The finalists were Angelique Comeaux, Wendy Jackson, Shana Lancon, Dierdre LaFleur, Evy Leveige and Tracy Sessionse The game ended in a splendid victory over the Vidor Pirates with a score of 30-7. To top off the evening, the dance lasted until 1 a.m. Sunday.