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Denton Senior High School I
Denton, Texas
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FOREWORD
Keys have come To be imporTanT devices ThaT man uses each day
in his liTe. DenTon High School sTudenTs. Too, Tind keys To be oT
value: however, many oT The keys ThaT we as sTudenTs Tind mosT
valuable are noT The ones ThaT enable us To sTarT our cars and open
our houses. These more imporTanT keys, ins+ead, are The ones ThaT
open The doors To The areas ThaT help To consTiTuTe a well-rounded
school: PARTICIPATION . . . The key To school liTe. UNDERSTAND-
ING . . . The key To The adminisTraTion, FRIENDSHIP . . . The key To
classes, EXCELLENCE . . . The key To personaliTies, TEAMWORK
. . . The key To sporTs, INTEREST . . . The key To organizaTions, and
CO-OPERATION . . . The key To communiTy sponsors.
AlThough noT physically visible, These keys are recognized and
Taken Tor granTed by mosT DenTon High sTudenTs. The purpose oT
The I965 Bronco, ThereTore. is To make The sTudenT more aware oT
The areas ThaT have become such a TradiTion and parT of our school
by Tocusing aTTenTion on The special qualiTies ThaT have become The
keys To our Typical school, DenTon Senior High School.
TABLE OF CCNTENTS
School Life. . .
Administration. . .
Classes... ...
Personalities. .
Sports
Organizations ....
Community Sponsors
BRONCO STAFF
Glenda Enoch-Eclilor
Joan Ramey-Associate Eclilor
Pal' Palrlclc-Plwolograplier
Nancy Merrill-Business Manager
Janice Weibel-Sales Manager
Spencer Crouch-Sporls Edilor
Ann Porler
Julia Lesler
Margaret Magee
Annel"l'a Lesler
Lynda Brown
Sponsor-Mrs. Sherrill
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D.H.S. . . Door to the Future
The doors of DenTon ,High are noT easily opened by
anyone. To be Tully unlocked, They musT be meT wiTh
The keys of knowledge and deTerminaTion. Our lives aT
DenTon High become a chain oT keys, each key opening
a new door, exposing a greaTer opporTuniTy.
WiTh The sophomores TirsT glimpse oT The impressive
building, comes a surge oT pride in his school. His eyes
wander To The sTraighT, green divisions ol: The TooTball
Tield, The deserTed baseball diamond, and The greaT sTeel
raTTers oT The gym. He is reaching Tor a key which will
inTroduce him To The TuTure.
The iunior's ouTlook is diTTerenT. He is Tamiliar wiTh
The busy halls oT DenTon High. He has experienced The
nervous sTillness OT The library and The Trenzied rush oT
The caTeTeria. Through classes, he has absorbed knowl-
edge alongside his Tellow sTudenTs. He has begun To
grasp The key, buT he has noT Tully come To undersTand
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The senior, Too, has a diTTerenT view. He has developed
sTrong Ties wiTh These buildings. He looks aT his younger
Tellow sTudenTs wiTh a deep undersTanding, Tor he realizes
ThaT DenTon High is noT a key as he TirsT conceived. This
school and These buildings, insTead, have molded his
life inTo The key. He is The key To The TuTure, and DenTon
High is buT one door ThaT he musT open in his search
oT knowledge.
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Busy Teache
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Mr. Hyman and oiher office personnel were in The office during The summer in order ro 'rake care of any problems ihaf
mighi arise. Carol Manning requesis ceriain changes in her schedule before all classes are filled.
Like many orher feachers, Mrs. Shuford was in her
room early wiih hopes of helping siudenrs. Sam
Liille finds Mrs. Shuford's help invaluable in 'lhe
6 preparaiion of his schedule.
The Pep Club had summer meefinqs for
ihe purpose of making plans for a more
acfive year. Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Schulze,
sponsors of The group, meei' wiih The club
fo defermine sealing posifions.
Prepare for the Opening of School
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Splrlled 'loolball players and coaches neglecl lhe warm wealher and pracflce lhelr sfralegy in hopes of delealing Graham. lhelr
flrsl opponenls of lhe season.
ln addressing lhe facully, Mr. Guyer presenfs his goals for lhe upcoming year and gives inslruclions for lhe llrsl days of school.
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SCHOOL LIFE
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Sophomore Sieve Glosser scans 'rhe advisory lisis for his
name so fha? he will be able io check wirh his ieacher
for informalion concerning ihe year ahead.
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Mr. Guyer begins fha year wilh a welcome io new and old sfudenis
alike and expresses his hopes for a year filled wiih co-operaiion and
advancement
In an aliempi lo furlher lhe alliance beiween Denion High School and lhe communiiy, Universify Siaie Bank President
Byron Smiih, and oiher Denlon businessmen, spoke af 'the opening assembly. These men received a heariy welcome from
Sfudenf Council officers, The faculty, and ihe siudenis.
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on Registration Day
The lradilional quesfions of name and classifica-
fion are answered by many on Regislraiion Day
as fhey receive Howdy Tags. Belly Sherman and
oiher Siudenl Council members diligenlly work
lo see 'rhal each person receives his lag.
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While caiching up on lhe lafesf gossip and discovering who will be
in her classes, Peggy Ware relales her enfhusiasm io Debra Keas
and Judy Carlwrighl
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Afler The mass of sludenls leave,
ihere are always lhose lhai' are
leff wiih lhe clean-up iobs. Mr.
Frosl lends a helping hand by
seeing Thai all Howdy Tags are
puf away.
Early arrivals Gary Taylorsllougk
Boyd, and Ann Haskins 'rake ad-
vaniage of Bronco sales. While
olhers scramble lhrough lhe mad
rushes. Margarel Magee, Joan
Ramey, and Janice Weibel busily
sell annuals.
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Students Find First Week of School
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Taylor, Scott Ford. and lvlarl:
Kluclc discuss tl-ie disadvantages
of returning to the drudgery ot
school lite. Still, they are con-
soled by the thought that they
are the "upper classmen" ot Den-
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Ann l-loltelet tries for the fifth time to open her
locker, doing exactly as the directions explain, but
she tinds that the difficult task must be accompanied
by the proper facial expression.
, V Sophomores Donnie Grimes and Wayne Grittin tell
x, Mrs. Sherrill ot their plans to locker together and hope
- that all arrangements can be made.
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Taking fime from fhe busy rush of lhe opening weelc of school, sfudenfs and faculty members
fhe quiefesf momenf of fhe week was lhis assembly wifh ifs welcome fo Denfon High.
The fhrongs fhaf flocked lhe hells proved fo any fhaf had
doubls fhaf fhe fall session had really begun. Ronnie Erwin and
Elizabefh Smifh find one of lhe quieler hallways a place fo
discuss schedules.
Confused schedules and fhe issuing of loclner numbers are
inevilable paris of fhe beginning of school. Mr. Berry
recheclcs Beffy Bird's locker number lo be cerfain fhaf
all is in order.
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Anxious Seniors
Paying The las? paymenf on her ring, Helen
House gives Mr. Guyer The correcl change.
Mickey Miller is dazed by ihe excifemeni'
of 'ihis long-awailed day.
Arriving al' school by 7:30, Larry DeLisle,
Rusiy Gvriffifh, Sammy Pool, Wanda Gres-
sefl. and Freddie Henderson are The firsl
in line fo receive lheir rings.
Kay Edwards and Virginia Caddell look over lhe many ring boxes
in ho es of iindin The ones wilh Their names.
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Wondering whether or noi The ring
is really ihere, Barbara Harpool and
Dick Selby slceplicaliy gaze ai Bar-
bara's ring box. Tom Laney and
Susan Hershberger confidenrly
- ' check 'their rings for correc'r ini-
M l iials.
Receive Rings
Nor being able io believe ihaf lhey
finally have 'their rings, Paulcife Carroll,
Carolyn Gregory. and Joyce lvlclinighi
rake a few minufes iusi 'lo sil' and admire
+heir new possessions.
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Kay Bullingfon gaily slips her
ring on and discovers Thai if
is rhe righf size.
Worried fhal his ring
has been misplaced.
Richard Smirh ponders
over each ring box in
order fo find his own.
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The noon hour revealed happy
seniors wifh new rings. Ruby
Pender. Susan Hennen, and
Berry Huggins exchange com-
dimenis on each o+her's rings.
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Mr. and Miss Howdy. ihe boy and girl who
are The mos? ouislanding al' The dance, are
chosen by lacully sponsors. Beliy Sherman
and Kenny Clardy won lhis year's honor
ihrough lheir parlicipalion in ihe dancing and
'rhrough Their friendliness.
Floyd Hensley and his pariner, Fran-
cine Jameson and Spencer Crouch,
and Barreli Robinson and Tricia Sem-
bera iake a break from 'the lasi pace
of The evening. Since mosi dances
were iasi and because The wealher was
warm, many regarded a slow dance as
a welcome resi.
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Beverly Blake, Kenny Clardy, Belly Sherman, and
Frank Camp display one of ihe varialions of Jrhe
+wis'r. This year's Howdy Dance, lhe basl held al
Denion High, was iypiiied by ihis 'lype of dancing
and physical exhausiion.
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Finding Themselves ihe cenler of afleniion, Susan Marquis and Skippy
Allen enioy dancing To The music provided by ihe combo. The combo, com-
posed oi Bobby Black, Randy Radons, Dennis Evans, and Lonnie Rigley. was
so well received by 'the siudenis ihal ir played The eniire evening. Originally,
'rhis group had been asked io play only a few songs as a special allraciion.
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Pep Rallies Promote Enthusiasm Among
Elated Students
Pep rallles provlde u fume for assoclalion as well as an
oullel for school sprrll Sludenls don"f seem lo mind the
scramble for seals before the pep rally begins.
Al lhe pep rallies, lhe cheerleaders
lnlroduce new yclls lo fha sludenl
body. Sally Harpool exorls special
cheerleading skills.
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The band helps lo promole excite-
mcnl and school splril cs lho slu-
dcnls enlcr llwo gym. Tho pop
rally is ondod willw the alma
mnlor' and lho fight song. Mr.
McMnlh dirocls bolh lho purplo
and 'lho gold bands, which cllor'
nulo playing ol ll'1o pop rallios.
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Carl Miller, one of 'the Denlon High School cusfodians, observes 'lhe
Homecoming clecoralions. anlicipaling 'l'l1e rush of sludenls soon 'ro
arrive.
Ernie McCray. Sieve Selby and John Riddle carry 'lhe Viclory
Bronco info lhe school as par? of 'rhe Homecoming clecoralions.
Jerry Riddle, Beverly Griffin. Johnny Eberly. and Lalo Ponce cul paper slreamers and label signs for 'rhe Sopho-
more Class Officers car in fha parade.
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Homecoming ai Denfon Senior
High School is a 'time when spiriis
are high, and vicfory is on every-
one's mind. All sfudenrs have a
chance io parricipaie in The Home-
coming aciivifies. Siudeni Council
members decorare ihe halls and
siairways as Their coniribuiion. Var-
ious groups and organizaiions dec-
oraie floais and cars io enier in
The compeiiiion of +he parade. A
bonfire and assembly promoie iri-
umpham' spirii for +he anricipaied
viciory.
Throughoui The Homecoming assembly this
band kepi spirifs high, and helped urge the
Broncos on fo viciory.
Perf of lhe homecoming eniorlainmani was
provided by iheso iwo singing groups. The
Coeds and The Chordsrnen display iheir ex- l
perl laleni in combined cilorrs
The bonfire is one of 'rhe highlighfs of ihe homecoming ac-
+ivi'ries. Dick Boors. Jimmy Mewhinney. Dickie Sawyer, and
Doug Boyd coniribuie fheir pari in preparing the enormous
pile of wood needed for fhe fire.
Assembl and Parade
The foolball boys sir in a group al' lhe Homecoming assembly.
Their presence adds lo The excilemenl of The sludenls and pro-
moles The soiril of 'rhe assembly.
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Danny'Allen and Elizabelh Edwards accompany The
Spanish Club llama in fhe parade. The aulhenfic
coslumes and fhe Typical Spanish llama porlray
True Spanish spirit
Placing firsl in The Homecoming parade is 'rhe
French Club Tloal. Carolyn Connell, Judy Smilh,
Fred Twomey, Dollie Belcher, and Pal Moore depicl
The various phases of life in France,
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This year 'rhe French Club won firsr place in lhe Homecom-
ing parade. Their lloal was an accounl' of lhe dillerenl 'types
of life in France. All of lhe floals and cars were well cleco-
raled and conveyed lrue Bronco spirir 'ro 'rhe observers.
The Broncos clashed wilh Denison and achieved a viciory
of 20 over Denison's I4. Exciled sludenls and exes wenl lo
The gym for 'rhe dance.
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The I965 Homecoming Queen nominees are Linda Wilkinson, Francine Jameson, Judy Davis, and Beverly Blake.
Frank Camp, student body president. presents Francine Jameson with her crown as the Homecoming Queen of l965. Her escort
is Mike King.
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The purpose oT Homecoming is To give exes an opporTu-
niTy To visiT Their high school. Jim WolTers, Sharon Guyer.
MargareT BunTyn, and Mickey Miller, sTudenTs and gradu- I I I l
aTes of DenTon High, aTTended ine dance, buf Tind iT The hiqhlighT OT The Homecoming TesT1v-
molre' enTerTaining.To waTch The TriumphanT sTudenTs Than mes is H16 crowning of .HMS yeafs homecom-
To loin in The acTnviTy. , I
ing queen, Francine Jameson. ATTer The
Broncos compleTed The game in vicTory, The
sTudenTs and guesTs were inviTecl To The
dance as The climax Tor a week oT honor aT
DenTon Senior High School.
Sophomores Clurren Wallace and Sandra Richardson Tind The dance
a good Time To discuss The acTiviTies of The pasT week, and They enioy
The ThoughT ThaT Their Team was vicTorious.
Proudly displaying The VicTory wreafh, The Bronco
is The cenTer oi aTTracTion aT The Homecoming
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Wax Museum Presents Favorites of I964-6
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Dickie Sawyer, The Museum keeper, inTroduces each of The
wax figures and Tells why each is on display in his museum.
Members of The Wax Musoum's Hall of Fame enThusiasTically applaud David Bill BlanTon.and Sharron .ATlcins acT as masTer and mislress of
Harrison as he gives his inTorpreTaTion of The GeTTysburg Address. ceremonies in The TalenT-filled show puT on by The nominees.
IT is The year I970 inside DenTon T-ligh's Wax Museum. As
The museum keeper loclcs The doors, The wax figures slowly
come To life and reminisce Their lives aT DenTon High. The
figures recall The Tension and exciTemenT of The TavoriTes'
eleciion. Each figure Then aTTempTs To show The ways in
which he received The honor oi being nominaTed. JusT as
The parTy geTs underway, The museum keeper re-enTers, and
The figures once again reTurn To Their lives as members of
DenTon High's Wax Museum.
Mickey Miller.
nominee for friend-
liesT, proves ThaT
he was noT only
friendly, buT ThaT
he could also en-
Terrain D.H.S. sTu-
denis Wm, his VO. Mike Mays, Milne King, and Paul Crep enlerfain The audience
Col Gbilifgesl wiTh The iolres ThaT They enioyed during Their high school
days.
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It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Campaign
1 T 1 y u One group of favoriie nominees did a ialce-off on a well-known comedy
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l y , . ' slcii, Mrs. Sherrill mei an uniimely deaih as a resuli of i'he 'rhundering mob
l ' K I I' W of siudenis rushing 'ro The cafeieria. Her dying words gave a clue 'ro rhe
l whereabouis of ihe favoriies' voies. All nominees fhen began a mad
search for 'rhe "big V" under which The voies were +o be found, each
wanfing +o be ihe firsi io know fhe oulcome of 'rhe eleciions. However,
when ihe voies were finally locaied. ihe nominees discovered ihai ihey
were blank, and ihey iurned ihe responsibiliry of deciding ihe ouicome
of The eleciions over io The siudenf body.
Don Hill inquires whether or not Linda Sembers
is The "Siudenl' Body".
Concerned siudenis false immediaie aciion afler Mrs. Sherrill's deaih.
Rusiy Guyer, Carol Holi, Phyllis George, Roland Payne, Cindy Shaw.
and Nancy Rasco wafch as Bolo Black and Jerry Riddle drag Mrs.
Sherrill lCindy Colemanl away.
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Glenda Enoch and Bob Black exhibif their versafilify.
Carol Holi and Clark Nichols are 'rwo of fhe "normal" siudenis
aifending DHS who have found a fasi way of gefiing 'ro 'rhe
cafeferia.
Roland Payne, Glenda Enoch, Jerry Riddle, Nancy Rasco, Sammy
Forresier, Rusiy Guyer, Linda Sembera, Cindy Shaw and Phyllis
George are horrified af Mrs. SherriIl's "crumpled" body lying
limp in fhe hall.
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no bad ilnlenlions.
There are evidences lhal in lhe "golden cily" someone has slipped
by lhe pearly gales and lhal an imposlor is in lhe midsl ol lhe angels.
lmmedialely a search is begun. Three lruslecl angels use lhe lime
machine lo slep baclc in lime and lo examine lhe earlhly lives ol
each angel. l-lowever, lhe aclions ol all lhe invesligaled angels seem
lo warranl lheir enlrance. and no imposlor is lound. Aller a lhorough
quesl. lwo angels give up lhe search. The one remaining angel lurns
lo walk oll. and as he does so. a red lail becomes visible belween
lhe lolds ol his while gown.
The Eves family, neighbors ol lhe Adams lamily, convince the audience lhal lheir
'friendliness in lheir earlhly lives meriled an enlrance lo heaven.
Wilh murder on his rriincl, David Buclc
llsllacbelhl meelcly challenges Tim While
llvlacdull llo lighl lor lhe crown.
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Jameson push lhe lime ma-
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Favorites' Posters Exhibit lngenuity and Skill
S+..- lx, During the week ot favorite elections, the halls are otten blocked by obtruding
jtafgnf "' 'fi'-:T-' , j !.' posters and stand-up displays which publicize the qualifications ot various can-
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M. -f , ' students exhibit ingenuity and slcill in creating displays that will be eye-catching
A-,I "I fn. .'l,.,. and easily remembered. At the end ot the week they are classitied and judged
N-- 4 1' A in the categories ot tree-standing displays and posters. First. second, and third
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Free-Standing Display Dalton Allen an IP :I .I.,. 7 ,,:, ... -W A . , ,27.v
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Larry Smilh explains ihe complex precedure of folding each paper naplcin info
a cone ro Nancy Merrili, buf Mandy Allen, Ann Porier, Cindy Shaw, Janice Weibel, ,
Billy Berry, and l-larry Hall seem lo have lhe arf already masiered.
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Billy Berry, Spencer Crouch, and Larry Smilh calculare
lhe exacl posiiion from which ihey will hang lhe
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Cindy Shaw is amazed al The size of lhe heap of
paper naplcins slill wairing ro be sluiied inio ihe
piclure background.
Julia Lesler, Cindy Coleman, Joan Ramey, Margarel Magee, Spencer Crouch,
Lynda Brown, Lynn Noles, and Charlie Davis slraighlen 'rhe rays oi The canopy
before lhey are arlached in ihe cenier and raised lo ihe lop of The gym.
Christmas ls Highlighted b Annual Favorites'
Formal
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The Serenaders return from a short intermission in
order to continue the music for anxious dancers.
Pat Cochran, who annually takes pictures of students at the formal, positions
Nancy Sharer and Jimmy Jorgensen so that their picture will be a success.
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Each class is always anxious to see whom their class has chosen as tavorites. Juniors
Jimmy Ray and Tim White congratulate Rusty Guyer on his win.
Versatile boy, Bobby Black, gets warm congratulations from
his running mate.' Glenda Enoch, ancl from David Buclc. an-
other candidate tor Versatile Boy.
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Spanish Club Celebrates Christmas
With Traditional Festivities
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The masked student takes a final aim at the piiiata, hoping that
this will be the swing that will break the pirlata and cause the
sudden outburst ot candy.
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Mohat enioy their refreshments and anxiously await the highlight
ot the party, the breaking ot the piiiata.
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David Nichols and Mrs. Gardner lower the pfnata atter it
has been brolcen in hopes that they can receive their candy'
without having to go through the mad scramble on the floor.
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I965 Valentine Queen ls Marion Mohat
Kay Sims and Wesley Wilkerson, Jeanne Ann Ross and Bill Richler, Marilyn
Massey and Sieve Nicholson, and Debby Hyman and Jimmy Mewhinney are
among lhe couples who enloyed lhe music provided by lhe T.W.U. Serenaders al
lhe dance.
lhe l965 Valenline Sweelhearl. is escorlecl
The nominees for lhe l965 Valenline Sweelhearl are Beverly Blake escorled by David Harrison, Marion Mahal
escorled by Bobby Black, Judy Davis escorled by David Buck, and Linda Wilkinson escorled by Jimmy Ray. Presenling
lhe flowers 'lo The sweeihearl are Belly Sherman and Frank Camp.
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Linda BuTTrill, Nancy Browder, and Linda Jenkins survey The group of prospecTive slaves To see which is The mosT obedieni
and The mosT amusing. Carol Holm' has decided ThaT none of The slaves being shown is quiTe whal' she has in mind
and is hoping To find one in anoTher group.
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Jimmy Mewhinney explains The difficult Task he has compiled Tor his slave To Judy
Brooks. hoping Thal she will have some even beTTer ideas as a Trial for The
lowly slaves,
Under The supervision ol Their cruel maslors, Beverly Gril
Tin and Jim Bays display Their skills at duck walking
a skill Thai every obcdienT slave musT masler.
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Slave Sale Provides
Atmosphere for
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Mickey Ginnings, points out the advantages this slave
s and seems assured that he will receive a good price
Fichard Hughes and George Krail show no mercy lo 'lheir poor slave Julia
farbrough as she disrogarcls her pride and shines their shoes.
Hoping lo ingraliale herself with her superiors, Melody Spechl seems '
pleased io beg ihe lenience of her mesfers, buf she is not 'loo sure they will
do anything more lhan lislen to her pleas.
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1 Hannibal, Harry Hall: Florence, Joann Harris. and Jeffery, Nick Ruger:
occupy 'themselves wilh iheir game in an allempl 'lo avoid lisiening lo
Mrs. Savage's complainis aboul her children. Mrs. Savage is porirayed
by Virginia Cadclell.
The momenis before a siage eniry are always 'rense ones
for sfudenl aciors. Virginia Caddell gaihers all her
props for 'lhe nexi scene so 'rhal she will make a grace-
ful enirance.
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We , lhe edge of lhe carpel lo save wearing ii our in 'rhe
1 i middle. Hannibal and Mrs. Paddy, Ann Cole, view iheir
1 aciions wilh some dismay.
Afler Dr. Savage's reprimand, Hannibal explains 'rhal he is in his room
in spirii and ihal spiril is wha? counis. Mrs. Savage ponders over 'the
answer lo The queslion asked by Dr. Savage, who is porlrayed by Don
Hull.
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Nancy Browder, Jane. prepares ihe audience for ihe
suspense of lhe play as she explains 'lhe ploi in fhe
prologue preceding fhe acfual performance.
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Rilca Wiley, Glamourpuss, receives condemnaiion from Brenda Landers,
Shirley, and Sharon Eden. Freida. for her degrading aciions.
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Mm reads ihe disaslerous suicide noie. Bonnie ore
frayed Mary. one of fhe mosi ouisianding characiers in 'ihe play.
Sholpui dainiily relaxes while 'felling Alice Thai iheir friend
Paula is missing and Thai ihe police suspecf a kidnapping. Shoi-
pui, ihe school alhleie. is played by Sharla Taylor.
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Thanksgiving and Christmas Assemblies
Enrich Spiritual Values
The Thanksgiving assembly is lypified by a quiel' reverence. Sludenls acknowledged
'lhe presence of lhe holiday by wearing conservalive cloihing and by parlicipaling
in 'lhe aclivilies sponsored by fhe school.
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adds a serious nole fo lhe Thanksgiving assembly as
he addresses lhe sludenl body on 'rhe values lhal
lhey should develop.
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denls Kay Wills, Ann Cole. and Ernie Nall parlicipaled in 'ihe program as lhey spoke aboul' lhe meaning and imporl-
ance ol Chrislmas.
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Tammy Brooks comes on sfrong wilh a
lively performance of "Hello Dolly."
Guifar players Marvin Scheriz and Freddie Ryan enier-
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Intramural Championship Game Prove
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The whislle blows, and lhe gama begins. Tommy Bonk and
Jeff Hunl exert iheir slcill in an aiiempl io lip lhe ball fo
a leammale. Even ai The lirsl of 'fha game, poinfs are
imporianf, and Ki? Sharer. John Roach. and Dick Boots are
ready fo receive lhe lip.
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Eager inlramural players prepare 'for acfion as referee Paul Crep puis lh
ball info play.
as Hacker Jimmy Webs? r and Bill Hall cover boih sicles. hoping lo recove
lhe ball angxnralce-afnedd goal.
Fugilive David,Ma-nasso makes a linal aliempl io keep lhe ball in play
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baskel, Hackers Bill Hall and my Websi r seem fo
have llme ball in liand. Despif ei-rf ard work. Jrlwe
Hackers losl lo The Fugitives 29-25.
Team work is imporlanl in every play, and Hacker
Jerry Wilkerson is ready io help Bill Hall keep Fugifive
Tommy Bonk from qefiing loo secure a bold on lhe
ball.
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'ieammales baffle for anollwer score.
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Milne Woodson and Barbara l-larpool face lhe never-encl-
ing lask of collecling emply syrup borfles and refilling
lhem wilh l'he syrup furnished by Sl'aley's Food Company.
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Preparing for 'rhe large crowds of hungry people are Mr. Clardy, Mr. McAfree.
Mr. Sharer, and Mr. Selby.
Busy seniors, hardeworldng parenls. and salisfied cuslomers lypify The nighl as
many are served in lhe Denlon l-llgh and Newlon Rayzor calelerias.
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Combine Efforts
Pancake Supper
Mrs. Knox and Mrs. Selby indusiriously Take orders for
pancakes, sausage, and bacon.
A momeni's resl is a welcome even? for Susan Hariley.
Mrs. Hasiings. ancl Carol Thompson before ilwey begin
ihe lask ol' cleaning ihe cafeieria.
One of llwe lwarclesi iobs ol il1e evening is keeping
siuclenis provided with pancakes lo refill empiy plaies.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Jones. fhouglw, enioy ilweir iob
and promplly keep ilwe refill line moving.
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for empiy plaies and milk
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The Pancake Supper annually receives 'line suppori of sludenis, exes, and iowns-
people. While Mickey Miller, Julie Anders, and Beiiy Frosl enioy ilweir pancakes.
oilwers near ilwe end of iheir long wail in line.
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Elesa Beale, Richard Hughes, and Charlie Davis encourage David Ruffu Sarah
Whilson, and Jeanne Smiih io 'finish Their meal so ihaf l'he lhree may loin
olher seniors as lhey clean fables. sei places. and refill plaies,
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Don Hill and Frank Camp courieously qreel iheir cuslomers
wilh a iradilional. "May we help you?"
Juniors Howard Young, Boyd Morrison, Gary Lanlrip. and
Johnny Jones enjoy a heariy meal. realizing 'lhal nexl
year fhey will be responsible for seeing lhal lhe supper runs
smoolhly.
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Support of Community for End-of-Season Activities
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Bewildered Douglas Reeves tinds a problem that he cannot solve, but Barbara
Harpool assists Douglas by telling lwim where he can tind Mrs. Snider. chairman
Q-3 ot the su er.
Betty Mcfklister ctieclcs with Kenny Clardy to see that he
is serving hot cottee.
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Lyn Brewton willingly turns tier empty plates over to Ann Porter.
Paul Crep stands by, ready to assist in any way that he can.
Tommy Carrigan counts the exact number ot place
mats and torlcs that he will need in order to till
the vacancies lett by the crowd.
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display ot the elects of stimulating drugs on
ll 4 y hamsters. as Joan Ramey explains the pro-
cedure she used in deriving her tinal conclus-
ions.
Brenda Thompson reviews the high points ot her experiment with the ettects oi various amounts ot ozone on hamsters,
displaying the animals and the way their respiratory systems were hindered by the drugs.
Production of Interesting Experiments
Julia Yarbrough shows the many types ot leaves in her collection. according to their '
structures and classification. Each type ot leat was displayed with others having the same
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Promoting a better understanding ot orthodonic treatment is Ginger Falkenberg, who included a collection ot equip-
ment used by orthodontists in correcting malformed iaws and teeth. She displayed X-rays. headgear, and teeth
molds with her experiment.
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L. T. Fells examines lhe proiecl ahead and resolves fhaf 'rhe liming marker
is The cause of ihe 'rrouble in 'rhe engine. Boys who parlicipale in lhe
aufo mechanics class gain praclical experience by analyzing various iobs
and lhen by repairing any difficullies.
Donald Yeck, L, T. Fells, and Dennis Weaver poinl' oul 'rhe various paris of lhe
molor as a secfion of one of 'rheir applicalion lesls. This molor was donaled for
lhe boys' use by lhe Ford Moior Company.
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is successfully repaired 'the lransmission in his car.
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Boys who are interested in mechanics
as a protession receive the opportunity
to gain technical training as they par-
ticipate in the auto mechanics class.
Classes are directed toward both study
and application ot knowledge, tor one
hour ot each day is spent in study cor-
rect techniques. The remaining two hours
ot the class are devoted to the actual
repairing ot cars. Through this program.
boys receive credit tor their high school
work and also protit trom the practical
experience that they gain.
Mr. Hart and Bob Foster work together in taking out a
broken bolt in the engine Bob is restoring to working
order. Mr. Hart encourages boys to use their own abili-
ties, but he is always available when a ditticult situation
arises.
Basketball Team Selects Sweetheart for '65 Season
Frank Camp crowns Pat Jefferson basketball queen as Betty Sherman
prepares to present the newly named queen with her flowers. Pat's escort.
Mickey Ginnings, and Sally Harpool and her escort Paul Crep, witness
the ceremony with happiness.
After the excitement of the announcement of the win-
ner, Pat Jefferson and Mickey Ginnings pose for the
queen's formal picture.
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Surprised expressions and feelings of relief are dominant feelings
as the tension mounts before the revelation of the winner. Sally
Harpool. Paul Crep. Pat Jefferson, Mickey Ginnings. Kathleen
1 Obermeyer, and Tim White anxiously await the results.
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Faculty Honored Through Teacher Appreciation
Week
Ann Porler and Glenda Enoch begin 'the weelc's aclivilies as 'lhey
place poems in each 'reacher's box.
The brealclasl, which is ihe highliqhl of Teacher Apprecialion Week,
is annually helcl in fha caleleria. The school coolcs and Sludenl Council
members prepare lhe food and decorale lhe fables. Special enler-
lainmenl for lhis year was provided by lhe Coeds and lhe Chordsmen.
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Frank Camp checks wilh LeAnn Tallalerro lo see lhal' she has given
apples 'lo all lhe leachers on lhe second floor.
Dusly Monlgomery and Reber? Harrison calch Mrs. Leyendeclcer as she
allempls lo sneak a bile ol her apple.
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Before leaving school for 'lhe clay, Mrs. Moore admires
lhe pen ancl 'Flower given her by apprecialive sludenls.
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tlates a volleyball. Girls are responsible for duties in P.E
classes such as maintaining equipment, putting away loclcers,
and setting up nets.
Student Interest is Stimulated
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On lab days inquistive biology students Billy Housden
and Gary Hammett
learn the mechanics ot using the microscope.
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Mr. Patterson knows the value ot visual aids in teaching his
students Dale Snelling, David Finley, Janey Mozingo, and Eddie
Phillips.
Beverly Grittin and Sally l-larpool find the student council
room an excellent place to do some last-minute work on their
assignments.
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Sfudenis Willard Hall and Jim Crossland seem +o have ii!
someihing on fheir minds oiher +han algebra. " -'
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Tommy Corrigan and Paul Heibel widen 'rheir field of knowledge as ihey
explore ihe world of physics.
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Linda Hale, Linda Hanks, Joyce Hilton. and Golda Pockrus, Assisting students in filling out absentee blanks and recording excuses
'First period ottice personnel. are busy with many extra iobs is a part ot the daily routine tor Kathy White. Linda Owens Lynda
as they get all records in order for the rest ot the day. Alford. and Linda Roberson.
Keeping the switchboard and regulating the tlow ot incoming
and outgoing calls are, Nancy Hilton, Linda Hillman. and Kay
Yarbrough.
Any announcements, bulletins, or mail must be 'Filed
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Kay Sims, Dan O'Rear, and Marilyn Johnson.
Ready to assist Mr. Guyer or
Mr. Spears are Jane Whitson.
Kathy Johnson, Donna O'Dell.
and Glenda Coffey.
ble tor picking
absentee blanks at
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Clean Rooms and Good Food Are Appreciated
Mr. Mililcin, Mr. Boron, Mr. Miller, Mr. Mercer, and Mr. Lowe labor from morning
lo nighl in Order lo keep lhe school clean and in working order. Aside from every-
day dulies, lhey are on hand lo assisl in -preparing lhe building for any exlra-
curricular aclivilies.
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of lhe nourishing food which she and
olher cooks prepare each day.
Mrs lriclc, Mrs. Scherlz. Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
and Mrs. Moore enioy The laslc of
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Mr. Mercer. head cuslodian, is a well-lcnown figure
al D.l'l.S. His lireless eiforls in being helpful lo
'leachers and sludenls are always apprecialed.
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Superintendent
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Chester O. Strickland
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Mr. Strickland is directly responsible for the success ot the Denton lndapendent
School District. He and the school board make maior decisions in determining the
best ways in which to execute a successful educational program. Personal attention
is given each school as Mr. Strickland and the principals ot'all schools meet to
discuss specific problems.
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MRS. GEN ZERWER is not only Mr. 6uyer's
personal secretary, but she is also in charge
ot all tinancial transactions tor the school.
These transactions involve an up-to-date bud-
get and a special account tor each club
and class. Another ot her duties is sending
out all transcripts and keeping a permanent
record ot each student's grades.
John H. Guyer
Principal
Etticiency, combined with a personal in-
terest in each student, is the trait tor which
Mr. Guyer is most generally known. One
ot the tirst persons to arrive at school each
morning and one ot the last to leave each
atternoon, he organizes Denton l-ligh's activi-
ties so that the student grows both mentally
and socially. By working closely with the tac-
ulty and students. he has maintained a rapidly-
advancing educational program tor the school.
Although most ot his duties are administrative,
Mr. Guyer handles some ot the student's most
serious problems. These include the revision
ot scedules and the provision ot encourage-
ment to do better school work.
Educational Advancement
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Assistant Principal
Mr. Spears officially holds The 'rifles of assislanl principal
and alhlelic direclor. ln fulfilling 'rhese posilions. he co-
orclinafes all ihe school's sporiing evenls. This iob includes
seiiing up game dares, encouraging sluclenl' supporl for lhe
ieams, and selling liclceis lo all games. Mr. Spears is also lhe
person io whom siuolenls musi go for lardy and absence ex-
cuses. ln aclclilion lo 'rhese primary dulies, Mr. Spears ailempfs
'ro correcl any disciplinary problems 'rhai arise during 'rhe
school clay.
MRS. MARGARET CHRISMAN is responsible for record-
ing sludeni absenleeism and alfendance. When a slu-
denl is noi in school, she records his absence in fhe lr-
school records and in iurn keeps lhe official regisirar "
for 'the school's affiliafion wilh fha slafe. Besides 'this '
main dufy, Mrs. Chrisman is always in lhe office. ready 'lo '
aid school personnel and sludenfs.
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Business Staff Approves Expenditures for Denton School Area
All financial problems for ihe Denion lnde-
pendenl' School Dislricl are solved by Mr. Payne
and his business slail. Expendilures for school
aclivilies and supplies are approved. Planning
a budgel and seeing lhal lhis loudgel is fol-
lowed is anoiher of Mr. Payne's jobs. Several
capable secrelaries aid in lhis iob by accuralely
recording all 'financial lransaclions and by effi-
cienlly balancing all boolcs,
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JIM ADKISSON
North Texas State University.
B.S.
Key Club. English
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Whitson and Carolyn McCormick consult with Mrs. McKelvey to be certain that their schedules are
correct.
ELTON BERRY
Texas ASM, B.S., M.E.
Vocational Cooperative Train-
ing. Vocational Industrial
Club
MRS. FRANCES BISHOP
North Texas State University.
B.S.. M.S.
F.l'l.A.. Homemalcing
WILLIAM BELLOMY
Baylor University, A.B,
I-listory
MRS. WILLIE MAE BURLAGE WILLIAM R- CARRICO
North Texas State University. North Texas State University,
BA., MA. B.S.
Future Teachers. English Mechanical Drawing, Coach
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WILLIAM DONNELL
North Texas State University.
BA.
French Club. Key Club,
French, Math
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NNELL MRS MAXIE DIBBLE
MRS GERALDINE CO .
University otTexas, B.A. North Texas State University
Junior Classical League, Latin University ot Texas Texas
Woman's University B S
M.Ed.
Counseior
MRS. SHIRLEY FARM ER
North Texas State University.
B.S., M.A.
F.t-LA., Pep Club, Homemak-
ing.
JOHN FAVORS MRS. LESLIE VANN FOUTS
North Texas State University,
B.S., MA.
Government, History
an's University, A.B., MA.
Trigonometry, Geometry
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Bayior University. Texas Wom-
LAURIN FROST
Bethany College. University o
Michigan, B.M., M.M.
Student Council. Orchestra
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MRS. CATHERINE
HASTINGS
Texas Tech. Norlh Texas Slale
Universlly, B.A.. MA.
English
MRS. MATILDE GARDNER
CHARLES GREENHAW
James Millilcin Unlversily, B, Norlh Texas Slale Universily.
Music. P.A.S.F,
B.A.
Spanish Honor Sociely. Span! Horseshoe, English
rs
MRS. JUANITA F. HELM
Texas Woman's Unlversily-,
BA.. M.A.
English
ROBERT J. HALL
Texas A8cI, B.A.. M.A.
D.E.C.A,, Dlslriloullve Educa-
Hon
MRS. OPAL HALL
Texas Woman's Universily
Norlh Texas Sfale Univer
sily, B.S., M.S.
Debale, Thesplans. N.F.L. Re
liglous Council, Dramalics
Speech
MARVIN HART
Wesl Texas Slale. B.S.
V.l.C., Aulo Mechanics
Teachers Provide Practical Classroom Experience
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MRS. RUTH l'llCKMAN JACK HOLT MRS. JUDY HUDSON
Norfh Texas Siaie Universily. Universify ol Oklahoma, B.S. Norih Texas Siafe Universily.
BA. Bookkeeping, Business B.A.
Pony Pep Club. Hislory Business
MRS. TOMMlE l'lUTCl'llSON R. R. HYMAN
Easl Texas Siale College. Norlh NOf'fl'1 TSXGS Sl'dl'6 Uf1lV6I'Sli'Y.
Texas Slale Universily, BA., B.S., M5-
M A.
Algebra, Geomeiry
VERN LANE
Norlh Texas Siaie Universily
B.S., M.S.
Driver Training, Heallh Educa
lion, Physical Eclucalion.
Coach
Visiling Teacher
MRS. EVELYN LEYENDECKER
Our Lady of Lake College,
BA.
Spanish Club. Spanish
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HAZEL LORTS
Olclahoma AEM, B.A.
English
for Tomorrow's Leaders
JAMES MAGILL
Norfh Texas S'ra're Universify,
B.S.. M.S.
Physical Educafion, Coach
JESSE MASON
Texas Chrisfian Universify, BA.
Science Club. Biology
MRS. MARGARET WILLIAM J. MICHALKA
MEWHINNEY Universify of Texas, B.A.. MA.
Florida Sfafe Universiiy, A.B. Sam Housfon Sfafe Teach-
J.C.L., Lafin ers College
Mafh. Coach
MRS. VIRGINIA MOORE
Texas Woman's Universiiy.
Norih Texas Sfafe Univer-
sify. B.S.. M.S.
Typing
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Teachers Possess an Understanding of Their Students
MRS. MARGARET
McCAULEY
North Texas State University,
B.S.
Biology
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MISS EULAH McELROY
North Texas State University.
George Peabody College tor
Teachers, B.A., MJ-X.
Future Teachers, English
MRS. CECILE BELL
MCKELVEY
North Texas State University.
Texas Woman's University.
B.S.. MJX.
Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typ-
ing
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As seniors Marilyn Sorgdrager and Jenny Sparkman have already had health education under Miss
Wells: however, the two girls still come to her tor advice and understanding.
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Texas Tech, North Texas State North Texas State University,
University, B.S., M.S. B.B.A., M.Ed.
Band History. Government, Coach
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DON R. PATTERSON MRS. LUCILLE RAY
Norlh Texas Slale Universily, Texas Woman's Universily.
B.A. B.S.
English Typing
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Texas A8fM, Norlh Texas Slale Easl Texas Sfaie College. BA-.
Universily, B.S., M.S. M.A.
FFA. Vocalional Agricullure Pep Club. Cheerleaders, Girls
Physical Educalion
MRS. EMA RUTH RUSSELL
Texas Woman's Universily,
B.M.. B.S., M.A.
Choral Music, A Cappella
Choir, Coeds. G-lee Club,
Chordsmen, Follcsingers
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BILLY RYAN
Norlh Texas Slale Universily
B.S.. Mllid,
Heallh Educalion
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New Methods and Better Textbooks
MRS. MARY LA JEAN
SHERRILL
Texas Woman's University,
B.S., M.A.
Bronco, Art
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University ot Arkansas, North
Texas State University, BA..
MA.
English
TOMMY SMITH
North Texas State University.
B.S..M.Ed.
Biology, Coach. Health Edu-
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members in preparation tor the competition that contronts them each year.
M RS. PAM SNYDER
Texas Woman's University,
B.S.
Chemistry, Biology
MRS. NANCY SPIVEY
University ot Texas, BA.
English
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MRS. MARY ELAINE MRS. HELEN SWENSON
SULLIVAN Texas Woman's Unlversily. B.S.,
Mounl Mary College. Norlh L,S,
Texas Slale Universily. BA.. Librarian
M.A.
English
MRS. VIRGINIA VAUGHN MISS JOANNA WELLS, JR.
Transylvania, A.B. Norlh Texas Slale Universily,
Algebra, Analysis B.S.. M.S.
Healllw Educalion
LEWIS WHITSON
Norfh Texas Slale Universily.
B.S.
Hecllh Educalion, Foolball.
Golf
MRS. EUPHA WOOD
Olclalwoma Slale Unlversily,
B.S.
G-eornelry
MRS. EMMA J E
YARBROUGH
Norfh Texas Slale
B.S., M.Ed.
Economics, Hislory, Sociology,
Nallonal Honor Soclely
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Second row: Don Bush, reporferg Paul Crap. president
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urer: Johnny Eberly, vice-president
Junior Class Officers: Sealed:
Nancy Browder, secrefary:
Carol Holl, Treasurer: Don
Pikes, reporler. Second row:
Clark Nichols, president Jim-
my Ray, vice-president
Rosca Adkins
Lynda Alford
Dallon Allen
Mandy Allen
Ann Anderson
Greg Anderson
Joe Anderson
Kirk Anderson
Paula Anderson
Billy Arneff
Mike Arringion
Susan Aiclwley
Sharron Afkins
Marllia Auslin
Janis Bailey
Connie Baker
Joan Barnelri
Candie Barrow
Elesa Beale
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Talenled Bobby Black livens up lhe Howdy Dance by his im-
promplu performance on lhe drums. Bobby and olher sen-
iors wulh musical abilily provided special enlarlainmenl for
dances and assemblies lhrouqhoul lhe year.
Richard Bishop
Bobby Blaclc
Beverly Blake
Diana Bland
Bill Blanlon
Suzanne Bonlc
Dick Bools
Shirlene Bowles
Verlene Bealy
Ba rba ra Bellar
Billy Berry
Jim Belles
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Marilyn Bradley
Linda Bradshaw
Lyn Brewlon
Gary Broclceile
Jeri Broday
Malynn Brooks
Paula Brown
Leslie Browning
Grerchen Bryanr
Marie Bryanl
David Buck
Kay Bullinqron
Kenny Burgamy
Don Bush
Frank Camp
Tommy Carriqan
Pauleile Carroll
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Senior Play
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rs. Snider. senior sponsor, laughingly reminds Deana Lewis
nd Dorofhy Lynn of some of lha incidenls lhal occurred
hile decoralions for the lasl year's prom were being com-
Ieled. Mrs. Snider, like many olher leachers. works closely
ilh lhe seniors in planning many of Their aclivilies.
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Elaine Collins l
Judy Collins
David Corbin
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Becky
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Paul Chandler
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Chumbley
Marlha
Clarnpill
Kenny Clardy
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Janice Cox
Phillip Coyle
Julie Crenshaw '
Paul Crep I
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Spencer Crouch
Billy Crowell
Roberl Dane
Barbara Davis
Charlie Davis
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Cindy Hayes, and Doug Boyd represenl fhe senior class in
lhe homecoming parade. By painling various signs, lhe sen-
iors proudly displayed iheir class spiril fhroughoul lhe year.
Judy Davis
Larry DeLisle
DeLynn Declcer
Darrell Doss
Arvil Dolson
Jana Drennan
Peggy DuBose
Slephen Dyer
Elizabeilm Edwards
Kay Edwards
Jolwn Ellis
Glenda Enoch
Donny Erwin
Hank Erwin
Mike Erwin
Pam Fadale
Penny Faris
L. T. Fells
Roberr Ferguson
Warren Ferrill
SCOH Ford
Bob Fosler
Diana Fraim
Tlwomas Franlc
Elizabelh Frederick
Alfred Fulion
Carolyn Furclue
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Phillip Gercling
Nancy Giifen
Mickey
Ginninqs
Roy Gocli
Lynda
Graham
Jack Gray
Seniors Utilize
to Advance
Leslie Browning wisely uses her lime before lhe lasl bell rings
so 'rhal' she can calch up on her oulside reading for English
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Tim Gray
Carolyn Gregory
Wanda Gresseil
Ronnie Griffin
Rusly Griliiih
Phillip Guinn
Phyllis l-laas
Linda Hale
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Mary Ruilre
Halipenny
Ann Hall
Bill Hall
Harry Hall
Jeff Hamilion
John Hamlell
Linda Hanlcs
Mark Hannah
Barbara Harpool
David Harrell
Susan Harrell
Bob Harris
Joann Harris
David Harrison
Susan Harlley
Jerry Hassell
Mary Halridge
Cindy Hayes
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Amelia Hays
Eddie Henderson
Freddie Henderson
Sharon Hendrick
Susan Hennen
Susan Hershberger
Paul Hieble
,Jeaneile Higgins
Don Hill
Jaclc Hill
Jimmy Hill
Joyce Hillon
Sherry Hobson
Debbie Holcomb
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building" displays many of lhe common phrases used by upperclassmen
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In Spirit Contest
Helen House
Betty Huggins
Richard Hughes
Sara Hyder
Francine Jameson
Pat Jefferson
Mickey Jenson
'Jeanie Johnson
Marilyn Johnson
Mike Johnson
Patsy Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Candy Johnston
Mark Jones
Jane Kahlich
Nick Kiger
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Virginia Houghton
Jerry Housden
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Linda Kindred
Duaine Kincade
Earlene King
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Mark Kluclc
Steve Knox
Linda Lamascus
Cathy Lambert
Kenneth Lancaster
Tom Laney
Charlie Lantrip
Marion Lallnem
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Joann Lawson
Robert Lawson
Richard Laxson
Robert Leitln
Julia Lester
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Remorse and Relief
Karen Loclwridge
Margarel Lowdermnlk
Jim Lowry
Karyl Lynch
Molly McAfee
Karen lvlccarl
Harry McClendon
Janel lvlcCrary
ncine Jameson and Davd Harrell br ng 'llne I965
lo life. The bonl rc ser es as lhc luck off or
omecoming ocllvilies and as lhe pep rally for llwe
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Linda 'Mclfuin
Pal McFerrin
Baron
McGhee
Joyce
Mczlinighi'
Jimmy McLeod
Jill McRae
Seniors Energetically
in Extra-Curricular
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Sharron Allcins, 'rhe lion, and Lyn Brewlon and Candie Bar-
row, +he horse, demonsrrale how +he Broncos will frample lhe
Carrollion Lions. Seniors spem' exira hours in preparing 'ihese
cosiumes as an added ailraciion io lhe pep rally.
Sheila Madore
Nancy lvlanire
Ruby Nell Manry
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Richard Malhis
Barbara Mayfield
Bill Mecay
Participate
Activities
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Nancy Merrill'
Bobby Miles
Bobby Miller
Mickey Miller
Arvin Moeller
Marion Molwal
Don Moore
Pairiclc Morey
Burch Morris
Ronnie Morrow
Landy Mullcey
Brenda Murdock
Richard Naron
Milce NebleH'
Rodney Nelson
Jane Newcomer
Linda Newland
David Nichols
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Sieve Nicholson
Seniors Take Active Part in
Wayne
Nuclrels
Linda
Oflenbaclxer
Dan O'Rear
Nancy
Oullrirn
DHS Organizations
Dick Selby and John l-lamlef spend hours in band rehearsal
so fhal lheir performances in pep rallies and al games will
be oufsranding.
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Gloria Owens
Marilyn Owens
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A Ruloy Pender
Diana Penlon
Linda PeHy
Golda Pockrus
Sammy Pool
Ann Porrer
Sharon Price
Jack Proffer
Jim Provence
Jane? Pulliam
Randy Radons
Barloara Rainey
Mary Randolph
Claude Raynor
Douglas Reeves
Vincenl Richardson
John Riddle
Lois Riley
Dennis Riney
Charles Rohre
Diana Rose
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Jerry Rowe
David Rullu
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Donna Ruflu
Ann Rylancler
Dickie Sawyer
Kerra Scriplure
Beverly Seilz
Dick Selloy
Sleve Selby
Lincla Sembera
Donna Slriarber
Nancy Slwarer
Cincly Sliaw
Belly Sherman
David Sims
Kay Sims
Duncan Sislc
Kennellw Sissney
Larry Sillon
Brenda Slale
Gary Smillw
Jeanne Smillw
Larry Smilh
Tommy Smi+l1
Marilyn Sorgclrager
Jenny Sparkman
Conrad Speece
Phillip Spraloary
Peggy S+arr
Bill Siausing
Richard Slinnell
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Dennis Slory
Margarelr Sluclcey
Danny Taclceli
Beverly Taylor
Gary Taylor
Richard Taylor
Shirley Teague
Brenda Thompson
Carol Thompson
Rickie Tonn
Ernesrine Trielsch
Rhonda Trofier
Ellon Turner
Flip Unger
Carolyn Wallace
Bill Wallis
Dennis Weaver
Pal Welch
Linda Wells
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of Last Year at DHS
to Cultivate Friendships Kaihywhlie
Claudia Williams
Joy Williamson
Kaye Ellen Wills
Marilyn Wood
Mike Woodson
Carolyn Woolen
Barbara Yarbrough
Kay Yarbrough
Donald Yeclc
William Young
Laura Zerwer
Bill Zimmerman
Mary Whilloclc
Sara Whilson
Charles Wilkinson
Arlene Wharley
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Travis Barber
Dale Beale
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David Allmins
Chris Barla
Dolly Belcher
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Ronnie Alkins
Virginia Barlley
Johnny Bell
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Bill Auslin
Jimmy Bason
Lynn Bender
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Paul Abboll'
Mikey Adamson
Linda Alexander
Danny Allen
David Allred
Gail Anderson
Lanila Angel
Lanella Angel
Susie Angel
Linda Armslrong
James Baird
Cynlhia Bass
Janis Bodkins
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Douglas Bollon
Ted Booker
Dick Bools
Randy Boyd
Cailwy Bradshaw
Danny Bree-den
Judy Brooks
Marilyn Brooks
Nancy Browder
Lynda Brown
Ann Burke
Jan Burke
Rozelfa Buskirk
Linda '
is Byers
David Byrom
James Calverf
Kennelh Cardwell
Sue Carroll
Deanna Clweaflmm
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Jim Brown
Karlny Brown
Lilly Bryan?
Danny Buclwarcl
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Nancy Cagclell
Mark Copp
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Eddie Clark
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Raymond Crouch
Elizabellw Culver
Jerry Dairymple
Marllwa Dallon
Peggy Davidson
Alion Davis
Benny Davis
Marina Daws
Jolin Dawson
Program at D.H.S.
Alan Logue lakes a mornenl from his sludies io receive lhe T.B.
vaccinalion. Joe lvlahaney gazes warily af lhe inieclion be-
preparecl 'lor him, buf he will soon learn 'lhal' lhe new lype of shol
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Jerry Dennis
Mike Dewberry
Donna Doughly
Mary DuRard
Sharon Eden
James Ellior
Gerry Ellis
Ronny Erwin
Glenda Evans
Craig Evans
Judy Farmer
Leslie Farmer
Diane Faughr
Fleer Faulkner
Jackie Favors
W, C. Fells
Don Fikes
Palsy Fiorelli
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Locker Gallo Bill Gandee
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Paul Fosler
Donna Fowler
Jeanne French
Kenny Frilz
Billy Fuller
Hail, alma maler, hals off 'ro you . . . Norma Shlf. Pal l-lood, Fleel Faulkner, Sherri Loade
Judy Smirh, and Judy Brooks pay lrbiule lo 'lheir school as lhey sing lhe Denlon l-ligh Schoc
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Bill Garreli
Sara Gaslon
Caroline Geer
Chris George
Ronny Glasscoclc
Kalhy Glenn
Clinl Good
Tomrny Grace
Chrisline Graham
Frances Gray
Janice Gregory
Gerald Green
Charles Grillin
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Rusly Guyer
Plwyllis Gwin
Dan Hagan
Howard Haggard
Mason Haggard
Marilyn Haggard
Louise Hallpenny
Willard Hall
Mike Hamm
Jackie Hammett
Rueline Hammeli
David Harper
Ralplw Harpool
Bill Harris
Cynllwia Harris
Gary Harris
Jimmy Garris
Dan Harrison
Brenda Harlline
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The Howdy Dance provides Juniors wilh a lime for socializing and gelling back inlo 'rhe
swing of Denfon High aclivilies. Lynn Noles, Charlie Davis, Don Filces, Paul Chandler, Peggy
Rosch. Tim Whife, and Kalhleen Obermeyer discuss lhe disadvaniages of relurning To school.
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Mrcael Helm Nancy Hillon Carol Holi' pdl Hood
Janice Hiclingboflom Ronald Higgins Jeff Hunl Roy Jack Hunler Gayle l'lUfl3fm
Pal Higgs Linda Hillman Debby Hyman Jim Inman l-lI'1d0 JGF1l1ir1S
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Terry Jenkins
Kallxy Jolnnson
Doris Jones
Jerry Jones
Jolwnny Jones
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Cindy Keilh
Nancy Kelly
Roeland Kelly
Jimmy Kibler
Nancy Kidd
Bobby Kiser
David Kiffrell
Lynn Koolcer
George 'Krall
Brenda Landers
Rullm Langley
Gary Lanirip
Ellen Lansky
Karan LaRue
Bill Lawson
Cecil Lauderdale
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Richard Lawson
Fred Leilla
Becky Lewis
Darlene Lillarcl
Sheri Loader
Judy Loclce
John Alan Logue
Sharon McAdams
Qheryl McCormack
Caro yn McCormTi:k
James McKniql1l
Judy McWl'1orler
Doris Madewell
Margarel Magee
David Manasco
Jimmye Marion
Bonnie Mallwis
Bill Mellon
Doris Mercer
Jimmy Mewlwinney
Wanda Milam
Jgmyl Miller
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Roberl Moore
Bridger Morey
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Mike Morris
Boyd Morrison
Kafhy Moore
Joe Mullcey
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Ernie Nall
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Siiye Neale
Billy Murdock
Clark Nichols
Clifford Nix
Ron Noble
Lynn Noles
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Joan Ramey
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Barbara Rankin
Nancy Rasco
Jimmy Ray
Bill Remley
Jan Rekmlro
Sue Richey
Alberl Ridge
Darrel Rifle
John Roach
Leah Roberis
Linda Roberison
Carolyn Robinson
Scoif Robinson
Peggy Rosch
Fred Ryan
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Tricia Sharber
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Pol Srolcosz Joyloelli Sianley Melinda Sfeadman Norma Sfiff Mary Anne Sullivan
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Linda Voorhees
Elise Waddell
Charles Wahlerl'
Frank Walker
Jimmy Walling
Jo Nell Ward
Larry Wardlow
Paul Ware
Jim Websler
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Maxine Turner
Fred Twomey
Danny Vandergrilf
Palricia Sullivan
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Terissa Tallanl
Sharla Taylor
Gary Thomas
Shirley Thomas
Mike Thompson
Norma Thorp
Andy Tomlinson
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Rilca Wiley
Barbara Williams
Sieve Woods
Mary Wheeler
Marla Whilfen
Jerry Wilkerson
Kcnnelh Williams
Rauel Yarbrough
Tim While
Max Wicsen
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conslrucring lhe Spanish club llama.
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Larry Womble Donna Wood
Howard Young
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JoAnn All'
Mary Alvey
Douglas Anderson
Frank Anderson
Kalhy Anderson
Mary Asher
Elzie Baker
Sheila Barnell'
Larry Barr
Callwy Barllell
Roberla Barlley
Alls Barlon
Sharon Baly
Jim Bays
Brian Belcher
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Jaclc Brrlhan Tammy Brooks Pafrzcla Brown Margaref Bunlyn Nelda Burch Herberl' Burchelr
Barbara Burden Glenda Burlns Make Bulls Linda Cam Scofl' Calhoun Dian Calverl'
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Donna Chumbley
Maureen Cirner
Hank Clanlon
Lincla Clark
Clwarlolle Cleylor
Wally Cochran
Tresa Coclcrell
Cindy Cole
Jimmy Combs
Chris Cooper
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Joe Crenshaw
Douglas Crowley
Carolyn Davis
Linda Dealon
Kafhleen DeBerry
Joyce Del.isle
Mariorie Derden
Lynda Dickson
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lvlarlha Doerr
Jean Downey
Danny Doyle
Judy DuBose
Eric DuChemin
John Eberly
Mike Ellis
Benny Erwin
Joye Erwin
Scolly Erwin
Ginger Evans
Candy Fahndriclc
Dwighl' Fain
Ginger Fallcenberg
Killy Farmer
Brenda Fiorelli
Cynlhia Filch
Alex Ford
Roberl Fowler
Dorcas Fraim
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Brenda Frosi
Johnny Gale
Gonald Glenn
Billy Goodman
Marilyn Griffin
Billy Franklin
Larry Fuller
Phyllis George
Sieve Glosser
Diana Goodner
Wayne Griffin
Larry French Jo Green Norma Gregory Beverly Griffin
Belly Fulwiler Don Grimes Terry Guesr Charles Hackell'
Beih Gillen
Joyce Godi
Jane Graham
Kennelh Grilfilh
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Larry Hale
Orval Hall
Johnny Hargis
Gary Harper
Charles Harpool
Sally Harpool
Marlaine Harrill
Roberf Harrison
Jimmy Healh
Susan Heimer
David Hendricks
Floyd Hensley
Rona Henson
Laynefre Herd
Linda Hicks
Berl' Hilliard
Befsy Hindman
Parri Holland
Linda Holloway
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Melinda Kinard
Nedra Knepper
Jean Krueger
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Terry Holloway
Ronnie Hoolen
Kay Hudson
Kalherine Jackson
Pal Jenson
Kalhy Johanson
Kay Johnson
Becky Jones
Carolyn Jones
Holly Jones
Janice Jones
Roberl Jones
Deborah Keas
Roberl Kelly
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James Lewelling
Susan Lewis
Kelhy Lillarcl
Bill LiHle
Richard Long
Bill Lboveioy
Gerard Lowery
Rulh Lowery
Ernie McCray
Pinky McEuin
Harold McFarling
Fern McGallierd
Bonnie McGhee
Elinor McLaughlin
Mike McMahen
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Pa+'ri Meador
Crispin Miller
John Minnigh
Sfeve Minnis
Sharon Moeller
Carol Money
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Mike Noble
Ross Obermeyer
Michael O'Toole
Rulh Ollman
Carol Owens
Cecile Palumbo
Judy Palumbo
Bill Pannell
Joyce Parker
Waunolce Parker
James Passons
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John Pallerson
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Tom Sawyer
Ken Schaffer
Pamela Schmid?
Sharon Schoolcrafi'
David Schoppaul
Linda Scoggins
Tricia Sembera
Charlbife Sewali
KH Shearer
Cynthia Silvey
Siephanie Simmons
Randy Slack
Nancy Slale
Befh Smilh
Duke Roberson
John Rodgers
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Dale Snelling
Enid Snider
Joe Snider
Sue Soyars
Melody Spechf
David Sprabeary
Allan Sfanley
David Slanley
Mira Sfeadman
Paula Slevens
Susan Sfoii'
Johnny Sioui'
Sharon Slovall
Glenn Sfrange
Sandra Sfrange
Margie Swanson
Norma Swealman
Connie Tadloclc
David Tallanl
Lynn Tarver
Chrislal Taylor
Glenda Teague
Charles Thompson
John Thompson
Thomas Vaughn
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David Corbin
The NaTional MeriT Scholarship Program is
presenired To DenTon High juniors so ThaT They
may compare Their scholasTic abiliTies wiTh Those
of sTudenTs all over The UniTed STaTes. Alihough
The program is noi compulsory. Those juniors
who desire To do so may Take The NaTional
MeriT TesT. This TesT is designed To cover The sub-
jecTs TaughT in high school and To judge ac-
curaTely The abiliTies of each sTudenT. ATTer The
TesTs have been graded. The sTudenTs who rank
highesT in percenTile are awarded scholarships
or are given leTTers of recommendaTion To The
colleges of Their choice. As a resulT of This pro-
gram, Tour seniors will receive leTTers of recom-
mendaTion ThaT will be senT To Their chosen col-
leges.
Rosca Adkins
in National Merit Scholarship Program
Mickey Ginnings
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Paul Hieble
Teamwork . . . the key t
PORTS
D.H.S. Posts First Winning Seaso
Denion High School's I964 griclders marched info comperi-
rion wiih 'lhe greaiesi loyalry and deierminaiion ever wiinessed
ai Denfon Senior High. Team spirii' and unify were seen every-
where. even in our barber shops. The fall of Highland Park's
'rhiriy-'rhree years reign of viciories over Denion in ifself made
1964 a successful year for The Broncos. Exhibiiing Their skills in
'rhe besi' game of 'ihe year, Jrhe Broncos defeaiecl ihe Scoiiies
26-20.
The following 7 pages are dedicaiecl +o Thar 'ream which made
ihis year one we shall always remember wiih pride ancl joy. We.
ihe siuclenis of Denion High, exiencl our congraiulaiions for
malcing This year siancl ou+ above all orhers.
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Denfon Graham
I5 Firsf Downs ll
l70 Yds. Rushing 47
9 Yds. Passing T75
2 of 8 Passes Alf Com 9 of I2
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5 for 37 6 Punfs Avg 5 for 35 6
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marked Ihe Broncos lasl Touchdown of The game. Graham's 20-I3 vicI'ory over Denfon launched a shaky slarl for The
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GAME AT A GLANCE
Denion Richardson
I2 First Downs I7
90 Yds. Rushing 328
I30 Yds. Passing I08
I0 of I9 Passes Alf.-Com. 4 of 7
2 Passes lnl. by I
I Fumbles Losl I
6 for 42 Punls, Avg. 2 for 41
3 for IIV2 Penalties 2 for 30
Afler a pass from King and a 20-
yard gain, senior hallback Mark
Jones is sfopped by Iwo Eagles.
The Broncos found Richardson's
I2 poinl lead in lhe firsl quarler
hard lo erase and The final score
showed Denfon defealed 34 I3.
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Denlon Paris
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243 Yds. Rushing 257
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3 of 5 Passes Alf.-Com. 3 pf ll
2 Passes Inf. by 0
2 Fumbles Losl' 2
3 for 37 Punts, Aifg. I for-12
6 lor 64 Pcnallics 5 for 45
Junior lwallbaclc Guy Grillillw is bc-
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cal. The Broncos spoiled Paris's
homecoming by dclcalinq llmom 29
lo 20.
GAME AT A GLANCE
Donlon Carrollton
II Firsf Downs I2
I42 Yds. Rushing 2l3
B3 Yds. Passing 33
5 of 9 Passes AH.-Corn. I of 7
? PEL5'j1cgl!sn"LOt3' ? Milne King is downed eller a crucial gain of I3
4 for 3, punk. Avg. 2 for 34.5 yards. The nexl play King carried over, lying The
2 for 22 Penalties 5 for 55 score wilh Carrolllon I9 fo I9.
Broncos End Season With 4-3-I Record
GAME AT A GLANCE
Denfon Mesquite
I2 First Downs Il
228 Yds, Rushing l6I
III Yds. Passing 54
6 for I2 Passes Aff.-Com. 3 of 9
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0 Fumbles Losf I
7 for 31 Punis, Avg. 6 for 3I.5
2 for IO Penalfies Z for IO
Mike King gels sel Io calch
a pass buf is covered loo
close for comforl by 'Iwo
Slceelers. The Broncos de-
fealed Mesquile 2l 'Io I2,
ending 'rhe season.
GAME AT A GLANCE
Denfon Sherman
8 Firsl Downs I4
89 Yds. Rushing I87
0 Yds. Passing 24
0 of 6 Passes AH.-Com. 3 of I2
2 Passes Inf. by 3
0 Fumbles Los? 0
7 for 40 Punls, Avg. 7 for 37
4 fgr 30 Penalfies 5 for 45
This Bearcaf found Milce King
hard Io handle and failed Io
make a Iaclcle. However.
King was laler knocked oul'
of The game, and Denlon was
olefealed by Sherman 2l Io
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GAME AT A GLANCE
Denfon Garland
9 Firsf Downs 28
89 Yds. Rushing 45l
37 Yds. Passing 59
4 of I8 Passes AH.-Com. 4 of 7
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I Fumbles Los? 0
5 for 33 Punls, Avg. I for 43
I for 5 Penalfies 5 for 7l
Slave Slone is surrounded and sfopped
by Iwo Garland Owls, The Broncos found
il' hard Io handle 'rhe slale champs and
were defealed Sl Io 7.
Ponies Prepare for Varsity Squad
This page is dedicaled io lhe I964
Ponies, who represeni Denlon l-ligh's
hopes +ha+ I965 will be an even loelier
year for The Broncos. This year was a
rough year for 'ihe Ponies, buf They ex-
hiloiled many skills and showed 'rhe cle-
'rerminalion and willingness io work
hard, which is necessary lo have a win-
ning leam. We exiend our sincere
hopes ihal in lhe fuiure They find suc-
cess 'ro maich Their fine effort
Floyd Hensley l20l hils This ball carrier as Harold
McFarling l32i. Hank Clanlon l7Oi, and Duke
Roberson lbli gel sei lo lend a helping hand.
The Ponies played hard in all games buf had a
fough season.
Firsf row: McFarling. Young, Arellano, Thomas, Ponce, Allen, Riddle, While. Second row: Cooper, Eberly, Wilson, Rogers, King
Goodman, Long, Nobles, Pearce, Sprabary, Hensley. Third row: Richfer, Roberson, Laney, Recior, Li+fle,'KeIIy, Thompson, Clanlon, Fain,
Griffin, Bilyeau.
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Denion 64 Carrollion ....... 6I" Denlon Sherman 72"
Denlon 7l Sherman ........ 657' Denlon Denison . . . 4 ..... 6l "g
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Denlon 54 Bryan Adams .... 58 Den'rOV1 Garland ......... 55'
Coach Denlon 85 Spruce .......... 68 Denion Mesquile ........ 52"
Vern Lane Den'ron.85 Jesuil .... ..... 5 6 Denlon Paris .... ..... 7 3'
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mafe. Team work and preparedness enable Den'ron
+o defea+ Garland 57-55.
Bill Ausiin exhibiis his skill as a dribbler as an
Arlingion boy looks on. Skill and deierminaiion
couldn'+ pull lhe Broncos Through, and Arlinqion
Heighfs came our lhe vicior.
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Earl Vaughn
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Dickie Sawyer
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The Broncos played hard. bul ihc score
found Arlinglon l-leighls 93. Donlon 64.
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Riclwardsorfs 74-66 vicfory marked
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WEEKS
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Tim While finds irouble in a corner and searches for a Bronco
'lo help. Den'I'on's 79-72 viciory over Sherman raised hope
among ihe Broncos affer Two previous defeais. Denion won
five of 'rhe lasi six disiricl games.
Sawyer exhibifs his skill in handling ihe ball as he leaps 'io make a jump
shot Denionfs 95-73 viciory over Paris marked 'rhe lasl' game for rhe
Broncos. Sawyer is carried off 'rhe couri aiier sefiing a new Disfrici
7-AAAA record wiih a Sl-poini' performance.
5 Stove Neale and Wally Cochran look on. The Ponies
I3-3 District Record Gives Ponies a Tie
for First Place
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Steve Neale, Rusty Guycr Inot picturecll.
help him out. The Ponies lost this game to Garland. but they returned a
victors late in the year with a score of 73-53.
usty Guyor gots sot to shoot from 'Iho siclc of tho basket
cat Arlington Heights 60-54.
Wally Cochran runs into trouble, and teammate Dan Laney is unable to
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McGhee. Second Row: Jimmy Ray, Gary Taylor. William Young. Dickie Sawyer. Jerry Rainey, Duanie Kincaid. David Manasco. Jimmy Inman.
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fraclc pariicipaiion. Jimmy compeies in shof pul and discus.
Dickie Sawyer, a i'wo year lelferman. won many honors for Denlon
High during his 'rrack career, 'including breaking fhe high school
record for high iump and winning second in disiricf for 'rwo years.
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assiqnmonls.
l965 Baseball Team: Firsl Row: Bill Remloy, Allen Sfanlcy, Jerry Wilkinson. Ross Obermeyer. Paul
Fosler, Milne King, Ronnie Higgins. Second Row: John Lewellinq, Keilh Johnson. Johnny Bulon,
Paul Chancller, Wally Cochran, Milne Bowling. Dick Bools, Earl Vaughn, W. C. Fells, Tim While.
Keifh Johnson and Jimmy
Ray discuss lhc silualion of
lhe game as Milne King
rnedilales over his qroundinq
one in lhe lasl inning.
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used during fhe nexf inning. Bowling. who is only a sophomore,
shows signs of being a greal' assei' lo lhe Broncos.
5 J" ',Milce King, 1964 all-dislrici' player, opens ihe game wifh
gn ' 'Coder Riverside wilh a swing and a miss. On- lhe nexl
' 5 -fo ' i EW' '+hrow. Though, King connecled for a double.
Carler Riverside player runs info lroulsle as Wally
Cochran receives The ball in an allempi lo gel ihe lhird oul
f lhe inning.
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l965 Golf Team: Firsi Row:
Pal Jenson. David Slanley. Ernie:
McCray, Ken? Smi'rl1. Second
Row: Alex Ford, Bill Blanion.
Don Hill. Jimmy Mewlwinney.
Jimmy Websier.
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Ernie McCroy. an all Found golfer, gels sei lo lee off. McCroy. who is only
a sophomore, shows greal poienlial for lhe fulure of Denlon High golf.
Jimmy Mawhinney sinks lhe pull' as Pal Jenson and Kenl' Smilh look on wilh
approval.
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Sfuclenf Body Officers: Frank Camp, presidenfg Bobby Black, vice
presidenh BeHy Sherman, recording secreiaryg Ann Porrer, corre
sponding secrefary: David Harrison, freasurerg Cindy Coleman
parliameniarian: Linda Jenkins, reporfer.
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Student Council Stresse-
The Student Council is an organization created to help students develop a
beliet in and an undetstainding ot our plan ot representative government. lt works
to promote an atmbsphere in which students and taculty may work together co-
operatively.
Student Council collec-ted contributions tor the General MacArthur Memorial
Representatives and alternates are elected by secret ballot in each homeroom.
The qualitications tor membership include a grade average ot B or above. good
conduct. and leadership ability. Also. members must be willing to work, for the
Student Council sponsors many projects during the school year. Among these are
Homecoming activities, Christmas decorations, Intramural sports, Valentine
Formal, and Teacher Appreciation Week. ln addition to these. this year the
Student Council collected contributions tor the General MacArthur Memorial
Statue.
lt is the purpose ot the Student Council to serve the student body and the
taculty more ettectively and at the same time develop a working knowledge ot
representative government and its responsibilities.
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tudent-Faculty Co-operation
Represenfaiives: Firsi row: Lyn Brewion. Jane Newcomer. Rurh Johnson. Kaihy Glenn, Gerri Ellis, Nancy Browder. Maxine Turner.
Debbie Hyman. Phyllis George, Beverly Griffin, Jan Schmirz, Pai Moore. Second row: Candy Fahnclrick, Nancy Sharer. Flip Unger.
Glenda Enoch. LeAnn Teliaferro. Carol I-lolf, Louise Halfpenny, Mary Hafridge. Janice Jones, Sally Harpool, Qarol giighgudg, Marilyn
Massey, Mira Sfeadman. Third row: Mickey Miller, Joe Anderson, Don Bush, Charlie Davis. Jimmy Mewhinney, A-rigy Tomilson. Scoh'
Robinson. Dick Boots. Fourih row: Mike Mays, Jerry Riddle, Donald Rollins, Dennis Pearson, Jerry Wilkerson.
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Aliernaies: Firsi' row: Diana Fraim, Liz Frederick, Verlene Beary. Ann Anderson. Jill Parker, Debbie
Vinson, Sara Owens, Glenda Evans, Ann Haskins, Anifa Pockrus. Second row: Sheila Morris. Charloife
Clayior. Judy Davis. Nancy Merriff, Cafhy Lambert Cindy Likos, Kaye Ellen Wills, Kafhy Johanson,
Ruby Pender, Elinor-McLaughlin, Cynfhia Fiich. Third row: Dan Hagan, Sieve Selby. Duaine Kincade,
Jimmy Websler, Ron Snider, Roberr Harrison. Elion Turner, Mike Nobles, George Kraft
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Honor Society Stimulates an Enthusiasm for Scholarship
Officers: Sealed: Nancy Sharer. recording secrelaryg Jill Parker, lreasurer: Leslie
Browning, corresponding secrefary. Sfanding: Rosca Adkins. vice presidenr: Elion Turn'
er. presidenl: Mrs. Yarbrough, sponsor.
Each spring, lhose sludenis who have main-
rained an over-all average of 90 or above dur-
ing lheir iirsl 'rhree semesiers of high school are
inducred inlo lhe Naiional l-lonor Sociely. These
siudenis, besides mainiaining high scholasiic av-
erages. musi have ihe approval oi 'rhe facully,
musr be of high moral characrer, and musl have
'rhe desire 'ro be of service 'ro iheir school. ln
an ariempr ro carry our This obieclive oi service.
members held a bake sale in order 'ro raise fund
for lhe C. C. Jones Scholarship Fund. Monlhl
meeiings of rhe socieiy promole 'rhe develop-
meni oi characler and creaie an enlhusiasm for
scholarship.
Sealed: Glenda Enoch, Francine Jameson, Molly McAfee. Ann Porler. Nancy Merrill, Marilyn Wood, Suzanne Bonlr. Slanding: Jenny,Spurlcman
Janis Bailey. Verlene Beary, Shirley Teague. Roberi Ferguson, Paul Hieble, Frank Camp, Mickey Ginnings. Paul Crap. Richard Hughes. Devi
Corbin. Ann Rylander, Elizabelh Edwards, Sherry Hobson.
Future Teachers Strengthens Tomorrow's Educational Program
Future Teachers is the organization which
makes young men and women more aware ot
the demands ot teaching. This year's group, the
largest membership on record, achieves the goal
ot understanding the tield ot teaching by hav-
ing monthly meetings. At these meetings, ex-
perienced speakers tell ot their jobs and also
tell ot the background needed tor a person to
become a capable teacher. Twice a year, the
members visit grade schools in the Denton dis-
trict and see actual teaching in practice. Those
gf 'yr students who have shown an avid interest in the
club during the year are given the opportunity
to attend the District V Convention and also
the state convention.
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First row: Mary Ruth Haltpenny, president: Karen McCart. secretary: Betty
vice president: Miss McElroy, sponsor: Mrs. Burlage, sponsor. Second row:
Magee, treasurer: Louise Haltpenny, reporter: Linda Jenkins, parliamen-
irst row: Nancy Browder, Kathy Glenn, Judy Davis, Nancy Rasco. Lyn Noles. Karan LaRue, Gerry Ellis, Maxine Turner. Linda Buttrill, Beryle
orlanf Second row: Carol Holt, Deanna Cheatham, Nancy Merritt, Francine Jameson, Brenda Landers, Joan Rainey, LeAnn Taliaferro, Fleet
aulkner, Cindy Coleman. Third row: Sharon Eden, Helen House, Susan Hershberger, Kay Bullington, Judy Colling, Candy Johnston, Cindy
ikos, Karyl Lynch. Joann Lawson. Fourth row: Betty Sherman. Flip Unger, Beverly Blake, Michele Lansky, Carolyn Jones. Virginia Smith, Susan
ennen, Diana Penton. Sharon Price, Judy Brooks.
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Firsf row: Linda Alexander, Chris Barra, An
ne'He Shields. Pam Fadale, Nancy Manire.
Second row: Sharon McAdams, Sherry Simp
lcins, Linda Armsirong. Erlene King, Carol Wal
lace, Marjorie Sickles. Third row: Jennifer Bled
soe, Becky Casileberry, Nelda Carler.
Lefi' io righf: Linda Wells, Suzanne Bonk,
Diane Maris, Judy Sons, Linda Hillman, Linda
Deaion.
Firsi row: Linda Polly, Carolyn Woods, Maifie Can
frell. Second row: Ann Hall, Linda Smfih, Linda Scog
girls, Joyce Olson, Geraldine Edwards, Rebecca Lewis
Susy Angel.
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Fulure Homemalcers of America is
a nalional organizalion which provides
opporlunilies for developing group and
individual inilialive in planning and
carrying oul aclivilies which are re-
lafed lo lhe home. Through lhe organi-
zalion, individuals develop skills lhal
improve personal, family, and com-
munily living. Special emphasis is pul
This year on discovering one's own
capabililies, on slrenglhening educalion,
and on slressing good cilizenship.
Firsl row: Phillis Gaines, Nelda Burch, Sandra Richardson Elizabeih Plall Second row
Jean Downey, Jo Green, Carol Sue Owens, Gloria Owens Third row Erneshne Trielsch
Lanelie House, Ava Roach, Golda Pockrus.
fflcers: Firsl row: Enid Snider, 5lh vice-presidenlg Connie Tadloclc, 3rd vice-presidenlq Susan l-lershberger hxslorlan l-lerma Jo Tadlock sec
elary. Second row: Mrs. Bishop, sponsor: Kay Yarbrough, parliamenfariang Shirlene Bowles, Isl vice-presideni Wanda Milam 'rreasurer Lanefia
ngel, 4-lh vice-presidenl: Malynn Broolcs, blh vice-presidenlq Linda Lamascus, presidenig Holly Jones, 2nd vice presiclenl
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The Spanish Club was assembled lo promole
'rhe sludenls' inleresl in and undersianding of
all 'rhe Spanish speaking people of rhe world.
This year ihe main obieciive of lhe organizaiion
is a special sludy of Peru and ils people. ln
conneclion wilh lhis. lhe Spanish Club members
of Denlon. Garland. and Luflcin have joined in
an efforl' 'ro supply lhe underprivileged children
fficers: Sealed: Jimmy Hill. reporler: Elizabelh Edwards. presidenf: Margarei Magee,
ice presideni: David Buck, lreasurer. Back row: Mrs. Leyendeclcer, sponsor: Ann An-
erson. secrefaryg Jill Parker. P.A.S.F. represenfalive: Mrs. Gardner, sponsor.
Firsl' row: Kay Bullinglon. Helen House. Nancy Merrill, Karen LaRue, Gerry Ellis, Nancy Rasco. Karen McCarl. Joann Harris. Marion Mohal,
Sherry Hobson, Kae Marlin. Second row: Paula Slevens. Judy Coyle. Lynn Koolcer, Debby Hyman, Joan Ramey. Cindy Coleman. Karyl Lynch,
Joane Lawson. Raedean Clinlon, Jane Rollow, Suzanne Bonk. Third rowgjxli Barron, Tricia Sembera. Kiily Farmer. Julie Crenshaw. Marlha Pick-
rell, Jan Schmilz, Janice Hiclcingbollonm, Lynn Noles, Charlie Davis, Palsy SSBW, Elizabeih Culver. Fourih row: Brenda Landers. Sharon Eden,
Chris George, Linda Williams, 'Cyrilhia Fifch. Enid Snider, Barbara gK'lg'erT'D,avid Nichols. Joe Crenshaw. Kil Shearer. Dick Selby. Fifih row: Paul
Ware, Sieve Selby, Sieve Neale. David Allred, Tom Laney, Mark Whilfen, Linda McEuin. Brenda Harlline.
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Officers: Mrs. Hall, sponsor: Bill Mellon. vice-president
Ann Hall. secrelary-Treasurer.
The obieclives of lhe Naiional Forensic League
are lo encourage sludenls lo become more elleclive
speakers and 'ro help lhem develop ease and poise
while before an audience. The club is one of The co-
sponsors ol 'rhe Denlon Sweepslalces Tourney in De-
cember, and some members arlend The Nalional
Forensic meeling lafer in lhe year. All aclivilies of
lhe club give sludenls an opporlunily lo develop
'rhemselves lhrough parlicipalion.
Firsl row: Ellen Lansky, Barbara DeMougeol, Cindy Bass, Susan Heirner. Ann Cole, Ernesline Trielsch, Peggy Ware, Margarel Bunfyn Secon
row: Spencer Crouch. Kay Kline, Jackie Hammell, Caroline Geer, Jim Bays, DeLynn Decker, Randy Boyd. Virginia Cadclell. Judy Carlwrlgh
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Officers: Firsl' row: Elaine Collins, Mickey Miller. Kafhy
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Davis. Linda Kindred, Barbara Kiger. Rozella '
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A Cappella Choir: Firsl' row: Mira Sleadman, Elinor McLaughlin, Virginia Smiih, Carol Thompson, Jana Drennan, Cindy Hayes, Lanila
Angel, Ruby Pender. Ann Porfer, Beryle Morlan, Carolyn Jones, Linda Clark, Tammy Brooks, Kay Sims. Second row: Jean Krueger.
Pal' Jefferson, Karly Lynch, Amelia Hayes, Fleel Faulkner, Jerry Rowe, David Corbin. Kay Rodgers, Mandy Allen, Sharon Price, Mary
Ann Slimp, Kay Yarbrough. Third row: Gloria' Hawkins, Pam Allen, Anifa Angel, Martha Ausfin, Bill Richler, Randy Radons, Richard
Laxson. Bess Siockard, Sharla Taylor, Linda Hale. Mary l-lalridge, Vicki Weaver, Linda Offenbacker. Fourlh row: Marlha Pickrell, Jane
Newcomer. Roland Payne, David Breeden, Donald Beebe, Duke Roberson. Ken Clardy, Bobby Blacklg' 'Lauderdale, Marvin Schurlz.
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The choir classes, under The direcTion oT Mrs.
Russell, provide enTerTainmenT Tor The sTudenT
body as well as develop The musical abiliTy of
The parTicipanTs. OTTen These sTudenTs are asked
To Take parT in The assemblies and programs oT
The school, and Thus add +ha+ special Touch of
music To The gccasion. Also, The choir perTorms
Tor local clubs and organizaTions ThroughouT The
year.
Aside from The regular choir classes, in which
any sTudenT may enroll, There are several special
groups Tor which open TryouTs ,are held. These
include: A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Coeds,
Chordsmen, and Follcsingers. Every person bene-
TiTs from The knowledge and experience he gains
Through acTive parTicipaTion in choir.
Follcsingers, le'liT To righT: David Corbin, Bess SToclcard, Jane Newcomer, Mandy
Allen, Bob Black.
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Drennen, KaThy WhiTe, pianisT.
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First row: Janice Cox, Kay Ellen Wills, Ruth Ottman. Linda Yates, Joyce Cochran, Patsy Holland. Tommy Vaughn. Second row: Marilyn Wood.
Harry McClendon, Gloria Calvert, Paula Hooten, Johnny Ray Stout, Bess Stoclcard, Jane Newcomer, Peter Woods. Nancy Poole, Crispin Miller.
Third row: Carolyn Greer, Mike Helm, Alec Williams. Wayne Nuckels, David Harper. Mr. Frost, sponsor.
Composed ot twenty-three members, the orchestra is one ot the three musical divi-
sions ot Denton High which provides musical entertainment tor programs and assemblies.
As well as including students trom Denton High. the orchestra also includes some ot
the advanced students trom the ninth grade. Each year the orchestra enters the compe-
tition tor interscholastic awards and contributes to the program on State Fair Music
Day. This year Janice Cox won an award tor her skills in playing the violin.
Officers: Harry McClendon, presi-
dent: Bess Stockard, librarian: Jane
Newcomer, vice-president: Nancy
Poole. treasurer.
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Officers: Firsl row: David Sims, sergeanlg Belly Huggins. sergeanlq Julie Crenshaw. sergeanlg Joan Barnell, librarian: Pal Moore, assislanf
librarian: Paul Tunnell, sergeanl. Second row: Elton Turner, properly manager: Sieve Knox, sergeanl: Jimmy l-lill, drum maior: Diclc Selby.
caplain: Randy Wilkinson. sergeanlq David Lewis, sergeanl: David Nichols as 'l lr ' ' '
, sis an properly managert Tommy Carrigan, lieulenanl:
Denton High Band Receives Invitation
. Selling candy, marching tor endless hours, and nightly practice are a part ot each
band member's lite. As the band participates in school activities and public tunctions.
it brings credit to Denton High. Under the direction ot Mr. Mctvlath, members present
halt-time shows during tootball season. An extra spark ot lite is added to each pep
rally as the band enthusiastically displays spirit tor Denton High sportsmen. Practice
pays ott as members enter such competitive activities as the U.l.L. Contests and the
Tri-State Music Festival and return home with another list ot awards.
'First row: Patrick Morey, Kim Smith, Betty Huggins, Julie Crenshaw, Karen McCart, Joy Beth Stanley, Suzanne Bonk,
Julia Yarbrough, Melody Spect, Jimmy Hill. Second Row: Ann Rylander, Dan Pearce, Joe Petticrew, Leta Landers, Linda
Buttrill, Bill Gandee, Howard Young, Ann Burke, Johnny Eberly, Sally Harpool. Lynn Kooker, Carla Miller, Charles Hackett,
Joyce Parker, Judy Smith, Elton Turner. Rosca Adkins. Third row: Pat McFerrin, David Sims, Gary Harris, Susan Hennen,
Robert Lawson, Susan Stott, Charlotte Sewalt, Richard Bishop, JfLricLHi-ckingbottom,4Jerry Sallee. Bob FOSTSF. David
Lewis, Joe Crenshaw, Jimmy Lowrey, Ernie McCray, Jimmy McCombs, GeorgSehKFaTtf'Randy Kelly, Dennis Pearson, Randy
Wilkinson. Francie Rimmell, Scott Robinson,-fam Allen, Jan Burke, Beverly Seitz, Ann Anderson, Jerry Miller, Ginger
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Henderson, Roberl Dane, Tommy Bonk, Bill Zimmerman, Jimarr, Kii Sharer, Linda Dickson, Gary Craik, Bill Slausing, David
Tallanl, Donna Beebe, David Hendrick, Tom Nuckles, Sieve Knox, Landy Mulkey, Terry Guesl, Mike Pellicrew, Pal Moore.
John Hamlell, Carol Ridcllesperger. Jim Morse, Larry Fuller, Mike Ellis, Dick Selby, David Harrison, Tommy Smi'rl1,
JoAnna Lancasler, Janeda Wood, Paul Tunnell. Fiflh row: Vincenl' Richardson, David Nichols, Clifford Nix, Freddie
Henderson, Roberl Lane, Tommy Bonk, Bill Zimmerman, Jimmy Elliol, Barbara Williams. Sixlh row: Mr. McMa'fh, sponsor:
Prissy Nunley, Joan Barneil, Danny Hudgins, Tommy Carrigan, Carolyn Schgdz, Jimmy McLeod, Dale Reclor, Eddie Hen-
derson, Richard Long, Gail Rulfu. Charles Harpool.
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The Pep Club accomplishes iTs obiecTive, ThaT oT promoTing school spiriT, by aTTend-
ing all TooTball games and siTTing in TormaTion. The selling of The Tamiliar TooTball rib-
bons and programs is The responsibiliTy ol The Pep Club, and This proiecT Tends To cre-
aTe more sTudenT enThusiasm, as well as raise The club's Tunds. Also, The members of The
Pep Club help wiTh The annual looTbalI banquet
Firsf row: Ann Haskins, KaThy Glenn, Carol T-lolT, Gerry Ellis. Louise l-lalfpenny. Second ro ' ebby.Jelgy-me , Linda Brovy ,
-Deanna eaTham, Cindy Coleman, Lynn Noles. Third row: Lynn Bender, Chris George, aTricia Sulliva ilca Wiley,g,J
er Fourih row: Sharon Eden, Kae MarTin, Brenda Landers, Doris Jones, LeAnn Talia e . I row: PaT Srolxosz,
anc , l-lerma Jo Taclloclc, Joyce HilTon. Linda Hale. Sixih row: Melinda STeadman, Brigef Morey, Beffy Wilson, Nancy
Manire, Jenny Sparlcman. Sevenlh row: BeTTy Sherman, Beverly Blalre, Judy Brooks, Elaine Collins, Jan STZTF-niTz. Eighlh row:
De Lynn Decker, Mary Ann Slimp, Salifa Myers, Jo Nell Ward, venny ry, rn Ninih row: Jill Parker, JaneT Pullian, Lan-
eTTe Angel, Donna Wood, Kaye Wills. TenTh row: Pam Payne, Ka ue, inda Jenkins, Donna Daughlery.
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Officers: Firsf row: Cindy Shaw, lroas-
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socrelary. Second row: Mrs. Farmer, spon-
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Firsr row: Norma Thorp, Cindy Shaw, Nancy Merrill, Flip Unger, Nancy Sharer. Second row: Marion Mohal. Molly McAfee.
Mary Ruth l-lallpcnny, Calhy Larnborl, Susan li-lcrshburqcr. Third row: Nancy Browder,.,Leslie-Brogninq, Sharron Allcins, Lyn
Brcwlon, Sara Whilson. Fourfh row: MargaQLMaqee, Marilyn Bradley, Barbara l-larpofnl, Kay Kline,V'Karylo Lynch. Fifth row:
Joan Rarney, Diana Fangl1f,'IQh'r5fyl-McCormiclij' Doris Mercer. Raedoan Clinlon. Sixfhtrowz Marilyn Broolcs, Rhonda Trolier,
Palsy Fiorclli. Glenda Evans, Jo Ann Lawsafysevenih row: Linda Roberlson, Flool Faulkner, Lanila Angel, Linda Owens,
Nancy l-lillon. Eighfh rovg:fJ'ca'nno French, Kalhy Bradshaw, Ellen Lanslcy, Sara Owens, Barbara Rainey. Ninlh row: Janice
Cox, Elizabelh Culver,,Falsy Sngxlf, Kay Sims, Carolyn Connell. Tenfh row: Gail Anderson, Claudia Smilh, Pai Welch, Ann
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Formation of Pony Pep Club
Because ot the expansion ot Denton High School, it was necessary tor the
Pep Club t expand also. For the tirst time. a new Pep Club was formed in
I964. The Pep Club, tor sophomores only, is composed ot thirty members who
attend the B-team tootball games. The B-team Pep Club is a worthwhile addi-
J tion to the spirit ot Denton High.
Pony Cheerleaders: Carol Riddlesperger, Cindy Cole, Phyllis George, Patti Meador. Debby Vinson, and Sara Adkins. First row: Betsy Hindman,
president: Margaret Buntyn, reporter: Connie Tadloclc, treasurer: Gayle Wilkinson, historian: Barbara Kiger. vice president: Jane Rollow, secre-
tary. Second row: Mrs. Hickman, Beverly Brown, Margaret Dickson. Rona Henson, Linda Deaton, Kathy Bartlett. Third row: Judy DuBose. Pinky
McEuin. Charlotte Claytor, Ruth Lowery, Jean Ann Ross.
Cheerleaders Spark High Spirits
for Games and Pep Rallies
Nr +he close of each school' year, siudenirs from The iwo iunior highs and lhe
sophomore and iunior sfudenls ai' Denion High meel' in order io elecl' cheer-
leaders for 'rhe following year. From 'lhe numerous girls ihal' Try Qgui, six are
chosen. These six work 'rogelher during ihe summer monlhs and aiiend a special
workshop al S.MJU. so 'lhal' 'l'hey will loer prepared 'lo lead dlhe siu enj loody in
yells al' lrhe liirsi pep rallies and fooiball games. Besides Jrhe' reiiponiibilily of
promoiing siudenr enrhusiasm, lhe cheerleaders also allempl' fo furiher good
sporfsrnanship.
Bronco Cheerleaders Linda Wilkinson, sophomore: Kathleen Obermeyer. junior: Judy Davis, senior: Francine Jameson senior Nancy Rasco lun
:or Sally Harpool sophomore,
French Club Supplements Classroom Activities
The aim ot the French Club is
to supplement classroom work and
activity by providing experiences
which will promote a better under-
standing ot and interest in the
French culture. The meetings and
proiects throughout the year give
the members an opportunity to
participate and develop their tal-
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Officers: First row: Mr. Donnell, sponsor: Bill Melton, president: Kathy Glenn, secretary: Jackie
Hammett. reporter. Second row: Dan Hagan, vice-president: Fred Twomey, treasurer.
First row: Flip Unger, Delynn Decker, Michele Lansky, Pam Redden, Susan Lewis, Marilyn Grittith, Kathy Bartlett, Barbara De Mougeot, Ellen
Lansky, Sandra Strange. Second row: Norma Sweetman, Linda Clark, Glenda Burns, Patti Meador, Debbie Vinson, Janice Weibel, Judy Collins,
Barbara Rankin, Cindy Likos, Janis Baily. Third row: Kathy Bradshaw, Louise Haltpenny, Fleet Faulkner, Nelda Knepper, Ann Rylander, Linda Rob-
ertson Beryle Morlan, Joy Beth Stanley, Anne Cole, Gail Anderson, Judy Brooks, Melinda Steadman. Fourth row: Jackie Reynolds, Pat Nl'Ra'Fef'Mike
Flhompson, Byron Parish, Gary Craik, Joe Petticrew, Tommy Bonk, Sara Gaston, Maxine Turner, Candy Fondrich, Bridget Morey, Carolyn Connell.
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reporlerg Sleve Selby, secrelaryg Mike Noble
sponsor: David Allred, Tim While, junior
dler, senior represenlaliveg Don Moore, Gary
Key Club Serves School and Community
Theipurpose of The Key Club is lo promole beller slandards in The school
and The communily. The club consisls ol sophomore, junior. and se-nior boys:
anyone who Tiles an applicalion may be a member. The Key Club boys spon-
sor a dorm al The Slale School and conlnibule valuable hours of service There.
They also lceep The parking lol in good condilion and provide 'rransporlalion
for sludenls allending The Denlon Speech Tournamenl. The Key Club is a
viral parl of school life.
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David Buck, president: Frank Camp, serqeanl-al-armsg lvlarlc Jones, Treasurer: Kenny Clardy
Willingham. Second row: Orval Hall, Lalo Ponce, Rusly Guyer, Ernie Nall, Mr. Aclleisson
ag Kenl Smilh. ' : Bobby Laney, Tony Easano, Gary Thomas, Bill Blanlon. Pay Chan
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Ray, Mike King, Cluren Wallace, David l-larrell,Qoug Boyd, 'Tommy Smirh, Danll-lagan. Third row: Dennis Bools, Dallon Allen, Hank
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Second row: Pal Jenson, Ross Obermoyer, Chris Cooper, Donald Yeck. Jerry Wilkers n TomlinsgpD Charlie Davis. Dick Selby. Third row
James Baird, Dan Laney, David Hendricks, Tommy Bonk, Mike Mays, Don-was hris Byers Jimmy Mewhinney, Sieve Neale, Mickey denson.
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Officers: Firsl row: Nancy Browder, vice-presiclenlg Mickey Ginnings, presi-
denl. Second row: Mrs. Connell, sponsor: Jackie Hammell, roporlcrq Carol
Holl, secrelary-ireasurerq Mrs. Mewhinney, sponsor.
The Junior Classical League insiills an inleresl in
and an apprecialion of lhe Roman and Greek civi-
lizalion, language, ancl lileralure. By gaining lhis
inleresl and apprecialion, members undersland lhe
clebl our modern sociely owes ihese ancienl coun-
lries. A specail aclivily of lhe year includes lhe slave
sale in which new members are boughi by second-
year sludenls and are expecled lo be ihe slaves oi
lhese older members. Anolher proiecl is lhe slale
convenlion which members allend.
Firsl row: Melody Specl, Penny Mays, Ruth Ollman, Marilyn Wyss, Peggy Ware, Julia Yarbrough, Rosca Adkins, Janeda Wood, Michele Lan
sky, Shirley Teague. Second row: Mary Halridge, Brenda Frosl, Susan l-lcimer, Sally Harpool, Marilyn Wood, Mary Asher, Charlolle Sewall, Pam
Allen, Carol Ricldlcsperger, Andy Tomlinson, Johnny Eberly, Dan Pearce. Third row: Ginger Falkenberg, Vickie Weaver, Judy Carlwrighl, Deborah
Keas, Jerry Dennis, Linda Bullrill, George Craft, Jimmy Morris. Randy Wilkinson. Charles l-lackell. Joe Mahaney.
Appreciation of Ancient Cultures
irsi row: Linda Teague, Gail Anderson, Leslie Browninq, Amelia Hayes, Bcrylc Morlan, Ellen Lanslcy, Joann Harris, Marion iviohai, Marilyn John-
on. Second row: Orval Hall, Linda Cain, Crispin Miller, David Harrell, Nancy Pool, Deanna Chealam, Carolyn Connell, Caroline Geer, Brenda
lariline, Elizabellm Edwards. Third row: Linda Oilonbackcr, Virginia Srnilh, Randy Boyd, Bill Mecay. John Roach, Bill Wallis, Jimmy Mewhinney,
Slove Dyer, Linda Owens, Carol Neale.
Iirsf row: Elaine Collins, iviarqarcl Bunlyn, Janis Bailey, Jenn Krueger, Pal- Jefferson, Deana Lewis, Paula Brown, Dottie Belcher. Second row: Ron
nider, Ronnie I-liqqins, l-lank Clanlon, Linda Jenkins, Ross Oberrnever. Jim Bays, Larry Wardlaw. Frank Camp.
Distributive Education Enables Students to Develop Responsibility
Officers: First row: Jimmy Hill, vice president: Julie Crenshaw, historian: Pat Welch, treasurer:
Rusty Grittith, parliamentarian. Second row: Mr. Hall, sponsor: Jack Hill, president: Liz Frederick,
secretary: Donny Erwin, sergeant-at-arms lnot picturedl.
Students, upon tinding that their
schedules permit, are eligible to par-
ticipate in the Distributive Education
program. For one-halt ot each school
day, these students work tor Denton
merchants in either the marketing or
the distribution ot merchandise. As a
club, these students contribute to
tund-raising organizations, such as this
year's proiect, tuberculosis. Distribu-
tive Education enables students to
develop responsibility while gaining
protitable working experience.
First row: Nancy Sharer, Shirley Teague, Penny Faris, Barbara Bellar, Janis Bailey, Paula Brown, Beverly Taylor, Julie Crenshaw. Second row
Candie Barrow, Kirk Anderson, Joe Beall, Sammy Pool, Pat Welch, Susan Harrell, Jimmy Hill. Third row: Jack Hill, Thomas Frank, Richard Mathis
Larry Smith, Eddie Henderson, Liz Frederick, Crystal Edwards.
Janis Bailey
D. E. Sweetheart
Students Gain Practical Training Through VIC
V. l. C. is one ot the two programs
ottered at Denton High in which stu-
dents are able to spend one-halt their
school day working tor various Denton
merchants. This program is designed
to train students tor careers in the
tields ot nursing, mechanics, and ot-
tice work. One hour is spent in class
discussing various techniques and busi-
ness approaches. Atter this hour ot
instruction, the students worlc in ot-
tices, hospitals and gain on-the-job
training.
Officers: First row: Kay Edwards, treasurer: Peggy Davidson, secretary: Sharon Hendricks reporter
Second row: Jaclc Protter, vice president: Mike Woodson, sergeant-atsarmsg Mr Berry sponsor
Arvil Dotson, president lnot pictured
First row: Cindy Kahlich, Joyce McKnight. Sharon Hendricks, Beverly Cantrell. Second row: Kay Edwards. Peggy Davidson Diana
Bland, Ruby Nell Manry, Laura Zerwer. Pat McFerrin. Third row: Jack Protter, Milne Woodson. Richard Taylor.
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Future Homemakers Take Active
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Seafed: Helen House,QQH Marilyn Brooks. Second row seaied: Rona Henson, Sharon Price, Barra Bariley, Roberfa Barfley. Sara Owens.
Sue Richey, Barbara 'Rankin, Anifa ockrus, Raedean Clinfon, Gala Wilkinson, Crysial Taylor, Lynn Forver.
Interest in Denton State School
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bara Harpool, Marilyn Haggard.
Future Homemalcers is an organization tor young
women who wish to gain experience in domestic skills.
Mrs. Farmer has provided a worthwhile and interesting
program tor the club members. Each year the tuture
homemalcers plan a special project tor the well-being ot
other people. This year a particular interest in the State
School has been created. Helping with the Easter egg
hunt and giving tinancial support to a Sophomore board-
ing there are projects which have been planned.
Betty Williams, Beverly Taylor. Barbara Rainey, Marlene Harrill. Kathy Jackson
Sharon Schoolcratt, Cindy Kahlich. Jan Rentro, Beverly Brown, Sharon Atkins
Pinky McEuin. Janis Jones. Mary Young.
Lincla McEuin. Mrs. Farmer. sponsor Diana
Penton, Nancy Sharer, Kay Bullington Bar
Students Participate in Assistance of School Library
Student librarians assist Mrs. Swenson in keeping the library ready tor stu-
L de-nt use at all times. These assistants perform the necessary tasks ot checking
the magazines. keeping the bookshelves in order, and making certain that each
student finds the book he needs and then uses the correct procedure to check
the book trom the library. Q
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First row: Flip Unger, Marilyn Johnson, FFGHCLVIBQMBSO-fj.,lPElUl6 Andef on, Janice Gregory, Patti King. Second row: Linda Vorhees
Marilyn Brooks, Marilyn Wood, Beverly Blakefx Kae MayrtinfMrs. Swe on, sponsor: Lynda Graham, Joy Williamson, Verlene Beaty. Su-
san l-lennen, Julia Lester. xox' 'V
Religious Council Practices Religious Emphasis
The Religious Council brings religious
educaiion noi only lo i'rs members, bul also
'ro The enlire sludenl body. This aim is
achieved lhrough devolional readings each
morning and Through The Easler assembly.
bolh oi which The organizalion sponsors. The
council praciices ils ideals by parlicipaiing
in lhe U.N.l.C.E.F. drive and in clislribuling
cheer baslcels 'ro 'rhe needy.
Officers: Sealed: Ann Cole, secrelaryg Diana Fraim, second vice-presidenlg Kay Ellen
Wills, presidenl. Slanding: Jackie Hammer, reporlerg Nick Kiger, firsl vice-presidenf'
lnol picluredl: Mrs. l-lall. sponsor.
Firsl row: Gail Anderson, Janice Cox, Elaine Collins, Jan Renfro, Virginia Barlley, Roberia Barlley, Jane Mozingo. Second row: Linda Offenbaclcer
Judy Locke, Glenda Evans, Marilyn Johnson, Don Bush, Ernesline Triesich, Gregg Anderson, Linda Hale, Marilyn Wood, Shirley Teague. Wanda
Gressell.
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The capable leadership of lhe s+al'f's
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Typing wrnhnq and proofreading require lhe
lalenfed efforls of Ron Gough Susan l-larfley
Sara Whuhson Pam Tarranl Glenda Evans Lwnda
Jenldns and Davld Rulfu lo make The Horseshoe
an inlereshno school paper
or Future Journalists
Members ol lhe Horseshoe Slalf skill-
'lully cover lhe news and aclivilies of
our school. They are Mr. Pallerson,
sponsor: Jackie Hammell, Ann Cole.
Susan Harlley, Pam Payne, Diana
Fraim. Dolfie Belcher. Glenda Evans.
Pam Tarrani, DeLynn Decker. Barbara
Williams, Judy Colo, David Ruffu.
Raymond Crouch, Ron Gough, and
Johnny Coppage.
ll' is the responsibilify of The Horseshoes special columnusls Ann Cole Dolhe Belcher Jackne Hammuff and
4GaiI Anderson, lo produce clever mfereshng and 'lhoughf provokmg arhcles Jaclcle Hammnll an oulslandlng
slalf member, was elecled as The Vlce Presudenl of 'the Texas Hugh School Press Assoclahon for 'lhns year
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Organizing fhe yearbook, checking all layouts and copy, and helping
'lhe sfaff meei' each deadline is ihe responsibiliiy of ecliior-in-chief.
Glenda Enoch. Wm
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Preparing for nexl year's annual, Margarel Magee, assislanl'
business manager, reviews 'rhe color charrs rhar will be con- L ,-441.
'de cl' ln' 1' r' bok.
sl re In pa mng nex Yea S O Julia Burgarny fypes franlically in an effori +o mee? anofher
. Bronco deadline.
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Spencer Crouch compiles The scores and records ol each
eveni' in order +o presenr a sporr's seciion fhal will relive bolh
glorious and sad memories of ihe Broncos.
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Assislanf edilor Joan Ramey compleles lhe final drair of arf work lo be
used in ihis year's book as Mrs. Sherrill, sponsor, willingly- offers her
suggesiions.
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Janice Weibel. sales maanger,
records lhe name of all 'ihose
who have paid ihe balance
due on 'rheir book so lhal all
lisis will be in order when lhe
end of school arrives.
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Furnishing lhe siaff wilh piclures necessary for lay-
ouls, Pal Pairiclc eagerly leaves ihe darkroom. hop-
ing io find an appropriaie piciure.
Combining iheir eiforls, Ann Porier and Lynda Brown
sraff members, find ihal' fheir work never ceases.
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CCMMLINITY LIFE
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MARVIN LOVELESS
VARSITY STUDIO
"Your Class Photographer"
I306 W. Hickory 382 4062
PROGRESSIVE
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BANK OF -
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Tc DENTON
I07 Eas'I' Oak 382-9668
Denfon, Texas DIaI 382-9669
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AuI'I1orizecI Dealer: Vicfor Adding and CaIcuIa'Hng Machines
SALES RENTALS SERVICE
GESTETNER MIMEOGRAPHS AND SUPPLIES
ROYAL TYPEWRITERS-STANDARD-ELECTRIC
FURNITURE CHURCH SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Q Ive. A Li, E
I2I6 Fori' WorI'I1 Highway
:::f P O BOX 993 DENTON TEXAS
:iL:'3':?5'5 I I JOE SHERRILL CERAMIC TILE
Complimenfs of
DENTON CENTER HARDWARE
J Ii E lil. HLQHULS Eairsaazv
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SIGN PAINTING
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E Did REPMRS
mm 382-11330 QM
SIGNS DOY ot 9 OR'G'NAL
DESKENS
I groruin n 60111 an in Worfi jexad H
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Dallas Drive, Denfon
Member Texas Sign Contractors Association
P. o. Box 345 "i: "'4' - free eF"'m'+eS .
CHankJ - -'1:f: 2 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE
Henry W. Erwin, Jr. ON NEON
lggomalone Sfreef
E 382-40l4
Denfon, Texas
120 CENTER o DENTON, TEXAS Q aazzzi FLOWERS
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lil MOTOR SUPPLY 'LETS T URNITU CO 2,227.1
Complete Automotive Machine Shop Servic -E -U -
512 NORTH LOCUST : TELEPHONE 382 6731
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PLENTY FREE PARKING
POST OFFICE BOX H86
DENTON, TEXAS "Selling Hwe Besi
for Less!"
. Dom GRIFFIN DENTON FURNITURE CO.
3I-I N. LOCUST 382-9939 DENTON ZI9 N
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DENTON CENTER BARBERS Meet Your Friends
"North Texas Most Modern Shop" -if
Phone: sez-9:64 GLENN TRAPPD. owner LANEIS
DENTON CENTER '08
THE CHICKEN HOUSE RESTAURANT
DENTON CENTER
387-3933
Orders to Go
Dining Room Service
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3 Convenient Locations
in Denton
Downtown on Austin St.
N. Locust at Hiway 24
Fort Worth Hiway
WE GIVE S8zH GREEN STAMPS
JP IIPIIIILIII
LL AMERICAN
Wlllll I ' CLEANERS 8. LAUNDRY
T J 22l w. Oak s+. PII. 382-s9I3
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SHAMROCK SHOE STORE JACK SCHMITZ 81 SON
II6 Wesf Oak Sfreei 705 N. Locusi' S1'ree+
DENTON, TEXAS DENTON, TEXAS
5'M5 MCTOR COMPANY JoNEs-BLAIR PAINTS
4'7 Soulh Locus' WALLPAPER - PICTURE FRAMING
Telephone ART SUPPLIES
OFFICE 382-4I76
SHOP 382-4I74
BOYD PAINT CENTER
DENTON- TEXAS DENTON CENTER
Chrysler - Plymouih 382-3868
Imperial - Valiani'
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BARNE'I'I"S SHOP
Iron Work
2l5 Ff. Worfh Dr. 382-6223
R. J. BARNETT
Hack
SELBY'S FLOWER SHOP RICHEY BUSINESS MACHINES
"Home of The Gold Foo+baII Mum" AUTIQQIFQTQEJEBESALER
600 N- LOCUST PH- 332-4l9l Underwood-Oliveffi 'Business Machines-Office Supplies
3I0 N. Locusi' PHONE 382-8335
BEAIRD 81 BROWN
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7l8 N. Elm 382-3696
24 HOUR WRECKER
Specializing in:
CONTROLLED PAINTING
IN ouk FACTORY STYLE FIBER GLASS AND
AuRgMEfg?g'iiAMIfiL1 LIGHTS AUTO GLASS INSTALLED COLOR MATCHING FRAME womc ALUMINUM soov wonx
LEE SAMPLES
I8OI Wesi' Universify
Posi' Office Box 764
0043 Telephone 387-29I5
DENTON, TEXAS
Disfincfive S+yling In Home Furnishing
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SEED INC.
The Seed, Ferfilizer, and Garden Supply Cenier of Norih Texas HARP1L 382-2568
DENTON, TEXAS
EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN
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Den+on, Texas
Across 'From N.T.S.U.
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DICK HARRIS
GROCERY at MARKET DENTQN I-UMBER
Your Purina Dealer 8'
Izz EAST HICKORY DENTON, TEXAS LEE O- MOELLER
PAINTS - FORMICA - WINDOWS
DOORS AND TRIM - BUILDING SPECIALTIES
MALT 81 BURG SHOP Demon- Texas
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Denion, Texas m 382-8I24 P- O- BOX 537 PHONE 382-9646 'Forf Worih Highway
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"CAMPUS SHOP" "STUDENT SHOP"
for we GMS , . I, ,.,. , ,I I for me Boys
"CrediT Convenience aT Cash Prices"
LATEST STUDENT FASHIONS
Easi' Side of Square 382-8936
DUKE 8: AYRES, INC. I
MOORE BUILDING PRODUCTS
Sc 'Io SLOO S1-gre 420 Bell Avenue Phone 382-225I
Denfon, Texas
I2I W. Hickory
Denfon, Texas 382-8824
PAUl.'S WESTERN SHOP MCCR-A-Y'S
Wes-I-em Wear for "Den+On'S FineST Jewelers"
'l'l'1e Enfire Family ff Wesl' Side Square
I I DENTON, TEXAS
DENTON TYPEWRITER LINWOOD ROBERSON
EXCHANGE FLORIST
Office Supplies - Ren+als - Repairs Flgweg-5 - Gif-I-5
Souil' Side Square 50I West Hiclcory S'I'ree+
DENTON, TEXAS
OLYMPIA-SMITH-CORONA
TYPEWRITERS f -...
224 PH. 382-6225
DENTON, TEXAS
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Bue you !
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mos? successful cifizens have
learned 'rhe value of saving as
leenagers or even before.
Syslemaiic saving, regardless of
'rhe amouni, is a good habil +oo.
one +ha'r could have an efieci on
your life and fufure. Savings can
open lhe door fo many opporfunifies
+ha'r olherwise would have lo be
passed up. We encourage and
welcome youngslers 'ro learn 'rhe
saving habil early. You can open
a savings accouni for as liHle as
55.00 and all your savings earn a
generous 4.67, anlicipaled dividend
compounded semi-annually.
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SAVINGS fy LOAN AssoclA'l'loN 1 ELM AT MCKINNI-:Y
225
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60 Rooms
Year-Around Air Conditioning
Olympic Size Pool
2 Dining Rooms
Coffee Shop
Meeting Rooms
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X H O T E L S
PHONE 382-2583
OVERLOOKIN-G NTSU ON HWY. 35E
NU-ART JAGOE
PRINTING COMPANY
School PPFHHHQ ABSTRACT COMPANY
Le'Herheads - Envelopes
Cards - Programs, E'I'c.
Phone 382-87l0 DEN-I-ON' TEXAS
3I0 S. Elm Denron
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SAVE MORE WHEN
YOU SHOP AT SEARS
"'Saiisfac1'ion Guaranfeed or
Your Money Back"
203 W. Hickory DENTON. TEXAS Phone 382-2534
FoREMosT 4, 0
MOBILE Home 00 R gs' PO Box 430
MANUFACTURING ll 60 D' jr T
coRPoRATioN 4' en ""' em
For Mos?-l'r's Foremosi
382-9663
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC.
"The Right Business Form
for Every Form of Business"
DENTON, TEXAS
JIM HARDIN'S
PAINT STORE ,I
Paini' - Wallpapers
PH. 382-6224
LPA
PHONE 382-9362
T. W. KING, JR.
ZI3 Firsi' S+aI'e Bank Building
DENTON, TEXAS
Representing
SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
DALLAS. TEXAS
Manag
W, N, BARRETT Phones 382-4l87
er 382-4I88
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PENTON BOATS AND MOTORS
Mercury Ou+boards
Sales and Service
Lone SIar Boa+s Texas Maid Boafs
Power Cai' Boafs
I35 E. Hickory 382-663I
VOERTMAN 'S
Books-Music-Gifts
"Your Cenier for Gifis of Dis+incI'ion-From
fhe Four Corners of +I1e WorIcI."
DENTON CABS, INC.
Safefy Firsf - Courlesy Second SM S Locusib
SERVICE CONTINUOUSLY '
DENTON, TEXAS 382'9I I6
PH. 382-2544 J. O. PANNELL, Mgr.
THE STEAK HOUSE
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Makers of Peacemakers Flour
Phone DENTON,
382-4I I I TEXAS
BEN IVEY OIL CO.
Sinclair Jobber
JOE ALFORD, FLORIST -EW
l7l'O N. Elm S+ree+
DENTON. TEXAS
382-5384
R C STQRRIE R. C. STORRIE
TRAVELSTEAD AUTO SUPPLY C0.
TELEPHONE 382-5474 2I5 E. Hic
382-5475 Denfon, Te
Follow Ihe BRONCOS TI1rougI1ouI'
Ihe Year in Ihe Pages of Ihe
DENTON RECURD - CHRONICLE
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"A Growing Newspaper for a Growing Area"
Family Weekly Magazine Secfion Every Sunday
'A' Local, S+a+e, Nafional SporI's Coverage
i Associaied Press News Coverage
TO SUBSCRIBE DIAL 382-255I. ASK FOR CIRCULATION
Goolijgaiml GOQDYEAR
'mfs SERVICE STORE
PHONE 382-4l36
II5 S. Elm - Denfon, Texas
Tires CLIFF DLTRARD Appliances
Ba'H'eries Mg"
KIL KILLIAN WALT PARKER
DENTON
SPORTS AND TOY
CENTER
PH. 382-3090
FRED L. DENDY
INSURANCE
The Travelers
200 McCIurl:an Building
Telephone 382-442I Denfon. Texu
MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY
IO4 McCrary Byildlng
Dial 382-22l5
DENTON
"All forms of good insurance"
TALIAFERRO
RADIO AND SEWING SHOP
Norfh Side of Square 387-l9l5
ZENITH FREDERICK
YIANS-YI XAS
387-2412
Movie Enferiainmenf Guaranlee . . .
Be Our Guesl if You Don'f Agree!
GENEVA WOOD. Manager
MlLDRED'S BEAUTY SALON
l423 Malone
382-9475
:?35inne's
33511112 Shire
Home of Sfyles for
Young Modems
II4 W. Oelr Donlon
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MORRIS CHEVROLET
COMPANY
4 I 9 Universi+y Dr.
DENTON. TEXAS
382-545 I
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BARBER SHOP 8
233 W. Hickory
Ph. 382-5335 Two Locaiions
ALTON JONES weLDoN WATSON Downlown
Den'l'on Cenfer
9 Q For Your Besi' Selecfion of Records
an OVC1'
MUSIC BAR
Hlilllllll Ql3llUlI Record shop
Denfon Cenfer Open Til 8 P.M.
Telephone 382-4545 l5I2 Malone Sl'llRLEY'S GARAGE
DOTWOU- TSXHS General Au'l'o Repair
90l Souih Locusi'
382-4425
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PLAYLAN D RECREATION CENTER
722 Sou+l1 Locus'l'
Phone: 387-9683
PLAY POOL FOR HEALTH
235
KORIOTH PLUMBING
8: HEATING CO.
Mechanical Con+rac+ors
"Your Life Is My Business
LINCOLN LIBERTY
LIFE INSURANCE co.
W. W. TALIAFERRO 8: ASSOCIATES
P. O. Box 209
7II SouI'I1 Elm Rayzor Building
387-2712 I Phone 382-3627
BAILY MULLINS I HEROES
ReaI Es+a+e Broker
FIRST STATE BANK
387-2323 - Box 576
DENTON, TEXAS
PHONE 382-8624 SO. SIDE SQUARE
SELBY .I
GREENHOUSES AND NURSERY Q.
I400 S. LocusI' SI. DenI'on
DIAL 382-5232
Wana Wdedam
PAINT 8: BODY SHOP
"You Wreck 'Em-We Fix 'Em"
382-95I0 and 382-8946, 5I9-52I SouI'I'I EIm S+.
Den'I'on, Texas
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PERSONALIZED
SERVICE
-Im-GGINS-SPARKMAN IMPLEMENT co. M. E. Moses co.. sToRE NO.. as
Denfon, Texas
30 DEEDQ
730 Forl' WorII1 Dr. E I Phone 382-5780
f0UlPMI.NY
Denion Cenier-Highway 24 Wesi
Denion Texas
Phone 382-5365
SERVES YOU BETTER-SAVES YOU MORE
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OAK AND HICKORY AT PINER
TELEPHONE 382-9676
AREA CODE 817
8. LOAN ASSOCIATION DENTON, TEXAS 76202
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Denfon, Texas
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VIENNA
SAUSAGE
PINTO BEANS
RANCHO BEANS
WHITSON
FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY
Campfire Brand
DENTON. TEXAS
EMMETI' B. BROWN,
Special Represen+aI'ive and Disirici' Mgr.
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
I09 Easi' Oak-Ausiin Avenue
Denion, Texas
Phone 382-345I
A 8. M PHoTo SHOP I
I224 W. Hickory
PH. 387-34I4
Den+on's Newesi and Mos+ Compleie Camera
Siore and PorI'raiI' S'I'udio. ' .. ,
'FREE ROLL OF FILM FOR EACH I27 - 620 - AND I20
BLACK AND WHITE FILM PROCESSED 5,52
MASTER5 IN THE ART OF LIVING COLOR PORTRAITS
IN BREATH-TAKING BEAUTY
en neqi
ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY
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Phone 382-9686
SIocIc Up When Ihe Savings Are GreaI'esI'!
It Pays to Shop at Penney's! I
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50665,
DENTON, TEXAS
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A 8: M PHOTO SHOP ........ .,..,..,. -
AMERICAN CLEANERS .....,..........A.Y......A
BAILEY-MULLINS CONTRACTORS ....
BARNETT'S SHOP ....... ...,. .,.,,..,, ........... .
BEALL'S
BEARD 81 BROWN ......
BEN IVY OIL CO. ...... .
BILL UTTER FORD ..
B.M.A. INSURANCE ........
BOMAR-NOLES ,,,.A.,..,..
BORDEN'S .....,................
BOSTON
STORE ,...,...,.,.... ....,.,,......
CAMPUS THEATER .......,.....,...............
CHESTER MORRIS ...,,...... ....,,....,..,,.
CHICKEN HOUSE RESTAURANT ..,....
COLLEGIATE SHOPPE ...,......,............
CRAVEN'S ......................,...,..............
cRoucH REALTY ,................,,,......,...
CURTIS FREEMAN INSURANCE .........
IJAIRY QUEEN ., ..,..I............,.,I..... ..
D. B. BOYD ,. ,.,.......,.,,,..,...., I.
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239 LEON MCNATT
22I LINCOLN LIBERTY
236 LINWOOD ROBINSON FLORIST
222 MC CRAY'S
224 MALT 8: BURG SHOP
222 MARVIN LOVELESS
M. E. MOSES .......... f ....,....A.A.,
230
250 MI-LADY BEAUTY SHOP
MILDRED'S BEAUTY SHOP .........
MILLER INSURANCE
233
MITCHELL'S CLEANERS
MIZELL INSURANCE
MOORE BUILDING PRODUCTS
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS
MORRISON MILLING CO. ...,.. .
MUSIC BAR
NICHOL'S INSURANCE
NORTH TEXAS SAVINGS
2I8
228
245
248
234
220
220
248
242
252 NU-ART PRINTING
245 PAN DORA BEAUTY SHOP
225 PAUL'S WESTERN SHOP
3
220
247
236
224
224
224
2 I 6
236
247
232
232
250
252
224
227
229
235
2 I 9
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226
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DENTON CENTER HARDWARE ................. ....A. 2 I9 EIQQQQ? .--q-. 236
DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK ....,,. 232 PIOOLY WIOOLY -----un-Q-v--4..,-,-----------'---A- 220
DENTON DODGE HOUSE ........................,.,... ...... 2 42 RAMADA INN 2 RESTAURANT ---.-,- 226
DENTON FEDERAL SAVINGS s. LOAN ..,A.... ...,.,, 2 25 RAMEY I, WHITE nq,,A,S.,Wx,.,w,,W.'----A--A 224
DENTON FURNITURE CO. .................... ,...,.. 2 I9 RICHEY OFFICE MACHINES --AA..-. 222
DENTON LUMBER-HARDWARE .......,....,. ....,.. 2 24 F R R MOTOR PARTS '--.--A-------.- 2I9
DENTON RECORD CHRONICLE ....... ...... 2 3I RUSSEI-I-'S -V -TYT',.,-'------'.'-----'.-.-- 243
DENTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE ...,.. .....,. 2 24 SALMON R I-OOKHART "..-wY-,--- 235
DICK HARRIS GROCERY ..,......,,,,........ ....... 2 24 SAM ROBISON FLORISTS .".---'-- 242
DUGGAN ABSTRACT ----4--IA-E---4---'---- "---- 2 49 SAMUELSON s. DELISLE ..............,.................,...... 242
DUKE. 8: AYERS ,......,..... .,... ....... 2 2 4 SANDY,S 245
EQEIQEEEQIEIC '-""""-"'E' '--'E' Q jg .SCHMITZ ELoYo HAMLEIT FUNERAL HOME 219
EMMETT BROWN 'TTTT hknnrh A 239 SEARS ROEBUCK 3: CO. .......... ...............-.-----.--....-v-. - 226
ESOUIRE MEN'S SHOP ......... ....... 2 so ELI3IxI'fIgIQP -"----- ' 'R---'--------- ---A-- Q if
EVERS HARDWARE ............ ...... 2 50 SERURQ """ 247
FINE ARTS THEATER .....,.., ....,.. 2 32 SEVEN UP """""""""""'""P' '240
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ...... , ,,..,.. 253 SHAMkOCik"gI2I6'g5 """"' 22'
FIRST STATE BANK ,....,.......,.....,..... ...,... 2 I7 SHIRT-EY,S GARAGE """" 235
FLAIR FASHIONS ...,....,.,.................... ....... 2 35 SIMS """' 22'
FOREMOST MOBILE HOMES ,........ ....... 2 27 SPORT """' '""""""""""""""' 2 3'
FOREST PARK .,.. ............ ....,.,..,.,... ,...... 2 4 I S UIRE """"' ' 253
GAMBILL INSURANCE ....,..,... ,. ..,,.. 252 Q -----' -A
GOEN FUNERAL HOME 245 STARLIGHT NEON SIGNS ,,............. 2I9
GOODYEAR SERVICE 23I STATE FARM INSURANCE ............ 247
HALFWAY HOUSE .,........., ,...., 2 4I 2Tg"IIKE,I"g9IfgES EA4-----A------"E---
HARPOOL'S ..........,...........,..................... ..... 2 za A , -4'---R- 220
HARRIS REERIGERATION .........,............. ...... 2 45 STUCKEYS . --E--------4--
HIGGINS-SPARKMAN IMPLEMENTS .. ....... 236 TAI-IAFERRO'5 A .---..--.- - 232
HOLIDAY INN ..........,,........,.............., ,....,. 2 52 TERRILL WHEELER ......... ------.. .-v-- 2 3 9
HOMESTEAD HOUSE ........ ,.., ...... 2 2 3 TEXAS NEON SIGNS ---4-A-.. --------------A 4---- 2 4 3
JACK BAKER FLOWERS ,....., ,..... 2 I9 TIPTON'S CLEANERS ..... ---------- ..- -------.-- ----- 2 4 9
JACK SCHMITZ 8, SON ..,.,,,, ,,.,,.. 2 2I TOBIN DRUG STORE .......... . ....................... .... . . 247
JAGOE ABSTRACT CO. .,...... ,..,., 2 26 TOM'S MEAT MARKET ..............2... ------- 2 49
JIM HARDIN PAINT ....,. ,.,. ...... 2 2 7 TRAVELSTEAD AUTO PARTS ..,...., 230
JIM STONE , ..,.....,,..,.., .,..... .,,,,,, 2 2 3 T. W. KING. JR. ....................,..... 229
JOE ALFORD FLORIST ....., ...... 2 30 UNIVERSITY STATE BANK ,....,,. 25I
JOE EVANS ,..,.... ..,,.,,,..,,., 4A,,,,, 2 4 2 VARSITY SHOP ..I..,,..............2.. 22I
JOE SHERRILL ..,,.,...,,.. ...... 2 I8 VILI-A CAPRI E...-A... -.-...-.. --..- 2 4 9
JUICY PIG .,,,, ,.,,, .,,,., 2 4 2 VOERTMAN'S ................. 229
KDNT ....,,....,,...... ...,......,......... ,,,.,,, 2 4 0 WEAVER WISDOM ...... ..,... 2 36
K'S THRIFT A ,. ,....,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,4,, 2 33 WEBB'S DRIVE-IN ................... . 250
KIBLER'S OFFICE SUPPLY ............ ...... 2 I8 WELDON'S SADDLE SHOP ...... 247
KING'S RADIO 81 ELECTRIC .,,,..,,, ,,,,,,, 2 45 WHITSON FOODS .. ............... 238
KNIGHT'S VENETIAN BLIND ,.,,.,, ,,,,.. 2 42 WILL'S AUTO SUPPLY ................ 249
KORIOTH PLUMBING .,,.,,.,A,,,4,, ,,,,,, 2 35 WOLFE-NEU DRUGS .,.....,...,...... ,,.. 2 50
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