Daingerfield High School - Den Yearbook (Daingerfield, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1959 volume:

Q 3 1 i, KN 1 ' 1 X ' Ae lui, .lk .4 -lx.. V i . .2 E 1 I E I I ! 5 s e 3 F c I F nvf-Q , A W, 2. H3 M- ,455 - THE Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF DAINGERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Daingerfield, Texas DORIS FLORENCE Faculty Advisor Riff +0 QV X XX' The N 569 Q6 N 5 . I ESQ Z x X YEHP- My 5 1-. ,f ,wg WS-P 22195 WC? WWTP? EF EGYWE GUI CEE FQ IINTRODUCTIIUN FACULTY SJENIIUR JTUNJIUR FRESHMEN SUPERLATHVES URGANJIZATJIUNS SPURTS AGTHVHTHES ADVERTIISJING S ...... .. S ......... SOPHUMURES. .. BUARD GOVERNS SCHUUL PULIICIUES The Board of Education is composed of seven members who determine the policies of our school in accordance with the laws of the state. Duties of the Board include the official appointment of faculty members and the ap- proval of building programs. They also aid the administration in making decisions. These Board Members spend many of their free hours in meetings discussing problems and making decisions that may influence the lives of everyone within their school dis- trict. Our school board is shown above at one of their meetings. Left to right: Super intendent J. D. Parrish, G. C. Graves, Joe Pollan, George Bass, Vemon Crossland, O. K. Hall, J. E. Amold, Dr. Lee Smith. GEORGE BASS VERNON CROSSLAND President Secretary FW , , W.,,,,,,.1 ,....W , , , ! s Y L P L i W CURTIS MCDANIEL LEWIS MAYNE Basketball Football O U R C UA KC H ES WILLIAM LANE JOE HARRY Football Junior High pn QI , K M1 Y. ,lg an 'THE DEN STA FF Doris Florence Henry Burgoon Lou Anne Fletcher Robert Garrett Gail Green Cynthia Mars Rual Perkins Hermon Plumb Virgie Rhea Jeannie Smith H. B. Stevens Buddy Stice Bobby Tarbutton Tommy Terrell Maurice Tigert Doug Walker Gail Wallace June Wallace fXXJf N YVRFJXQ, A QQ 6 5 YN 6 Q WM 'K 52 9 Q ZXQJSY SQ Ky T ll Y UFFHCE STAFF CHOLS HB NX S MART 6651606691 Nm . W to Sm, Sectgia -1 MR. JERRY PRATT Assistant to Superintendent MRS. BILLIE NOBLE Secretary to Principal N N 'X-6' 3' , , M- M., ,Wm . . . im 313W z - I ,- s . ' ' Ml- ' ' . .2 ' ..bf.Ar- H i 121, 455 ii, BOBBY G. BARDWELL Industrial Arts B.A., M.A,, E.T.S.C WYNONA CALDWELL Librarian B,S,, M.Ed., E.T.S.C VONITA CECIL Commercial B, S, , Arkansas ASLM T HOMAS D . C I-IISM C ounselor B.S. . M.S.. E.T.S.C. DORIS FLORENCE Commercial, P. E. B. S.. M.S.. E.T. S.C. CARROLL F UTRELL Choral DAINGER FIELDS FACULTY SAMUEL H. JOHNSON Mathematics B,S., M.Ed., E.T.S.C. WILLIAM LANE History B. S, , Stephen F, Austin State College ROBERT McCORD Science B. S.. AXLM CURTIS McDANIEL History B.A., E.T.S.C. VIRGINIA MCLAIN Homemaking B. S. , N, T, S,C. RENA MCMICHAEL English B. S., M. S. . E.T. S,C. LEWIS E, MAYNE History B.S., M.Ed., E.T.S HUEY MINTER English B.A.. M.A.. E.T.S BILLY NOBLE Band B.A., M.A., Srephe Teachers College AARON C, PATTON Science B. S. , Baylor OPAL ROBINSON Speech, English B. S. . E. T. S.C. VERNA SMITH Mathematics B. S. , Alabama State Teachers College THE TFACULTY NTIIVTBEFRS 703 20 MEN 50 XWOMTEZN, TWTTH A TOTAL CDF 95 COLLEGE DTEGRTLIESQ TEIXTPTERTTENCE GTES FRONT T TO 57 TYIEA RS. WINNA SOUTHERLAND Homemaking B, S., M. Ed. , E.T. S.C W. E, THOMAS Agriculture B.S., M.A., E.T.S.C. MARY E. WILLIAMS English, Spanish B, A. , T. W. U. LOUISE COKER History B. S,, E. T. S.C. CLAUDE EDGE Mathematics B, S. , University of Houston CLYDE FREEMAN History B.S., M.S.. E.T.S.C. HILDA R. FRETWELL Arithmetic B. S. , E, T. S.C. OUIDA GUEST English B.S., E.T. S.C. JOE E. HARRY Drivers Education B. S.. E.T. S.C. MARY S. LEE English B, S. , Louisiana Polytechnic Institute DORIS THOMAS Science B, A, , M. A, , Sam Houston State College VIVA AMOS South E. , Fifth Grade B,A., E.T.S.C. DAINGERIFIELDQS FACULTY VIRGINIA BROWN South E., Second Grade B.S., N.T.s.C. CLARA B. CALDWELL South E., Second Grade B.S., M.S., E.T,S,C, ANNIE JO CAMP South E. , Third Grade B. S. , University of Texas MATTIE L. CHISM Special Education B.S., M.S., E. T.S.C. CLAUDINE FRENCH South E. , Third Grade B.S., M.A., Bayior JO ANN MCKELLAR South E, , Fifth Grade B, S, , M. A. , Baylor BEATRICE MARTIN South E. , Sixth Grade B. S.. M.Ed.. E.T.S.C. MAUDE MAYFIELD South E. , Second Grade B.A. , M.Ed., E,T,S,C IRENE PARKER South E. , Sixth Grade B. S. , Southeastern State College, Oklahoma ETTIE M. RUSSELL South E. , First Grade B. S, , E. T. S.C. BEATRICE SMITH South E, , Fourth Grade B. S. . E. T. S.C. EDNA TITTLE South E. , Fourth Grade B,S,, M,Ed., E.T. S.C. PHE F..AIICULT'Y STRIVE TO TEACH TODAYIS STU D HNTS TCD JFULWHUR RUW, LOURA AUTREY West E. , Second Grade B. S. . E. T. S.C. VENITA BRYAN West E, , Sixth Grade B.S.. M.Ed., E.T.S.C. FRANCES BURKE West E. , Fourth Grade B. S, , E. T. S.C. MARY L. CAMP West E. , Fifth Grade B,S,, E.T.S.C. LEONA GEORGE West E, , Second Grade B. S., M.Ed.. E.T.S.C. VIRGINIA McDANIEL West E., First Grade B,M, , E.T. S.C. BIIECUMIEZ THF, ATWULT QCHTHZIENS UF WALDINE HENDERSON West E, , First Grade B. S.. E.T.S.C. IMA K. IOHNSON West E. , Third Grade B, S,, E.T. S.C. BARBARA LANE West E. , Fourth Grade B. S. , Stephen F, Austin College LERLENE LOUVIER West E. , Fourth Grade B.S,, M.Ed., E.T.S.C. BARBARA NORRIS West E., L.S., Music B.S., E.T.S.C. MARGARET ROBISON West E, , Fourth Grade B. S., E.T. S.C. State DAINGER FIELDS FAQIULTY TREASA H. RILEY West E, , Third Grade s.s., E.T.S.C. MYRTLE DALBY Lone Star, Second Grade B, S, , Stephen F. Austin College MARILYN DAVIS Lone Star, Third Grade B.S., E.T.S.C. RUTH E. DRAKE Lone Star, Fourth Grade B. S. , E. T. S.C. LYDIA IRVIN Lone Star, Fifth Grade B,s., M.Ed., E.T.S.C. DOROTHY MOZINGO Lone Star, Second Grade State B. S,, University of Texas ROMIE SURRATT Lone Star, First Grade B. S, , M. Ed. , E. T. S.C EXIE TOLBERT Lone Star, First Grade B.S., E. T.S.C. ESTELLE TURNER Lone Star, Sixth Grade B. S. , T. W. U. BENNIE SMITH, R.N. School Nurse Arkansas Baptist Hospital Little Rock BILLIE AYERS Secretary West Elementary THE PRHNQHPALS QR FQ? F 6 N i m W X n I w , A 23 f.s'ww.,efz-zfgaswlmw Wsvlwm f , , :4,1-vfww W JUNE BELK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant 3, 4, Stu- dent Director 3, 4, All-Girl State 3, 4, Regional 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Sweetheart 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Orators 4, Officer 4, Student Council 1, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 4, Officer 4, National Honor Society 4, Horne- coming Queen 4, Who's Who 4, Hall of Fame 4, DEN Editor 4. BETH BOYD Band 3, Choral Club 4, Youth for Christ Club 4. CAROL DOLES BROWN HENRY LOUIS BURGOON Baseball 1, 2, Football 2, 3. 4: Sci- ence Club 3, 4, Who's Who 4, DEN Staff 4. S IES' I C D RS GEORGE BRIDGER Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4. SHERRY LOU BRISTOL Class Favorite 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Sweetheart 3, Student Council 3, Tennis 2, 4, Spanish Club 4, Youth for Christ Club 4, President, National Honor Society 4. SEN NURS RONNY CHILDREE Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, State Track 2, 3, Track Captain 3, Class Officer 4, Class Favorite 4, Who's Who 4, Hall of Fame 4. CAROLYN CONNOR FHA 1, Class Officer 1, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Spanish Club 2, FTA 3, Ideal Junior 3, Tiger Tales Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Ora tors 4, National Honor Society 4, Homecoming Princess 4, Who's Who 4, Hall ofFame 4, DEN Editor 4. lat . ERMA ANN BYRNE FHA l, 2, Choral Club 1, 2, 3, Office Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ Club 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4. BILLY CANNON JIMMY CONNOR Science Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, State Track 4, DEN Staff 4, Class Favorite 4, Football 4, Choral Club 3, 4, President 4, Orators 4. NANCY ALICE CONNOR FHA Club 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2,39 Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Office Staff 4, Orators 4. DAVID FLETCHER Science Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Who's Who 4. LOU ANNE FLETCHER Most Beautiful Freshman 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 3.4, Office Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Youth for Christ Club 4, DEN Staff 4. ROBERT GARRETT Baseball 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, All-District Team 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 3, Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 4, Youth for Christ 4, Who's Who 4, DEN Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. VIRGINIA GARRETT FHA 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Storekeeper 2, 3, Youth for Christ 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. SENH URS KATHLYN FORREST Pep Club 1, 2,3, Vice President 2, FHA 1, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, FTA 1, 2, 4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, Homecoming Duchess 2, Office Staff 1, 4, Class Favorite 4, Who's Who 4. J. W. GARRETT Orators 4, Football 4. wa SENIORS CARLA MAXINE GUYNN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Office staff 1, 2,4, FHA Club 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3 Orators Club 4, Youth for Christ 4. SARAH HARE FHA 1, 2, Band 1, 3, Pep Club 2, 4, Homecoming Duchess 3, Youth for Christ 4, Class Secretary 4. fmsw,lmmf,f- -.-fm?--.,a .. ,sim f,.' :vraffwsmQsuesiszfis-,ersnfufm,-ffmwMww,ue.n-1- GAIL GREEN FHA 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Library Staff 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Tiger Tales staff Society Editor 4, DEN Staff 4, Orators 4, Officer, Youth for Christ Club 4, Office Staff 4, Homecoming Princess 4. BETTY GUNTER Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Choral Club 1, 2, FTA 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3. KATHRYN HARRIS FHA Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Youth for Christ 4. MARYNELL HOFFMAN FHA 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 1, Store- keeper 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Library staff 3, 4, Future Teach- ers Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Student Council 4, Youth for Christ 4, Who's Who 4. FRANKLIN HUMPHREY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, Basket- ball 2, Manager 3, 4. LINDA JENNINGS Band 1, FHA 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Storekeeper 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4. MALCOLM KEY Who's Who 1, Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, FHA 1, 2,3, Officer 1, 2, 3. JANET SUE LANEY FHA 1, 2, Pep Club 2, Office Staff 2, Choral Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Youth for Christ Club, Vice President 4. SQEBNIORS LINDA JOYCE JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4: Choral Club 2, Storekeeper 3, Youth for Christ Club 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Orators 4, Student Council 3, Officer 4, Class Officer 4. SUE JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, Storekeeper 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. 'r 1,-1' --' - 5 ILS sl ORS PEGGY CAROL McDOWELL FHA 1, 2, Choral Club 3, 4, Youth for Christ Club 4, Supervisors Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 4. SONDRA MERRITT Youth for Christ Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, FHA 4. MARTHA ROBERTS LEROY CYNTHIA DIANN MARS Student Council 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, President 4, DEN Staff 4: Band 1, Choral Club 2, Orators 4, Officer, Pep Club 3, Office Staff 4, Library staff. LONNIE MOORE Class Favorite 1, Ideal Sophomore 2, Basketball 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Chapter President 3, FFA District Officer 3. TOMMY MOORE Class Vice President 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer 1, 3, Class Favorite 3, Orators 4, Vice President. EARLLEAN NIX FHA 1, 2, Science Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Librarian 3, 4, Who's Who 4, National Honor Society 4. CAROLYN O'BRIEN FHA 1, Science Club 2, Office Staff 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorerte 3, Head Majorette 4, Youth for Christ Club 4. A RUA1. PERKINS Spanish Club 2, 3, Fombaii 2, 3, 4- Class Officer 3, Science Club 3, 4, Track 4, Student Council 4, Class President 4, Ideal Senior 4, Who's Who 4, DEN Staff 4. HERMON PLUMB Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, President 3, Reporter 4, Student Council 3, DEN Staff 4. SEFZXII CAROLYN OWENS FHA Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. MARTHA PATTON Class Favorite 1, FHA 1, Class Sec retary 2, Football Queen 3, Youth for Christ 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Major- ette 3, Drum Major 4, Student Coun ci14, National Honor Society 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Hall of Fame 4, DEN Editor 4. - . SlE'.Nllf RS TREBA RHYNE SCOTT A. J. SHERIDAN Football 4, Student Council 4, Future Farmers President 4, Who's Who 4. GEORGIA REED Band 1, 2, Science Club 3, Future Nurses Club 4, Student Council 4. VIRGIE NELL RHEA FHA Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, DEN Staff 4, Who's Who 4. JEANNIE SMITH FHA Club 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Library Staff 2, Student Council 2, 3, Tiger Tales Staff 2, Tri-Editor 3, 4, Orators 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Who's Who 4, Hall of Fame 4, DEN Staff 4. RALPH SMITH Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Orators 4. CAROL MARIE SMOAK FHA 1, 2, FTA 2, Science Club 3, Future Nurses Club 1, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Majorette 3, Stage Band Vocalist 4, Youth for Christ Club 4. H. B. STEVENS Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Tiger Tales staff 4, Who's Who 4, DEN Staff 4, National Honor Society 4. JOHN TERRELL FFA 1. 2, 3, Officer 1, 2, 3. TRAVIS E. TERRELL FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3. ......-n SENHORS HOMER CECIL STICE, III Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Honorable Mention All- District 3, 4. ROBERT B. TARBUTTON Science Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Youth for Christ Club 4, Who's Who 4, DEN Staff 4. 'E 'EQ TEN I C15 ,RS FRANCES TUCKER Pep Club 1, 2, FHA 1, PEGGY TUC KER Pep Club 4, Officer 4, Offic 4, Youth for Christ Club 4. 2. e Staff TOMMY TERRELL FFA 1, 2, 3, FFA Officer 1, 2,3, Track 2, 3, Football 3, Orators 4, Officer, Basketball 2, 3, DEN Staff 4. MAURICE TIGERT Class President 1, 2, Class Favorite 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, President, Orators 4, Student Council Vice President 3, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 2, 3. 4, Baseball 1, 2, Pep Club Hero 4, Ideal Junior 3, Hall of Fame 4, Who's Who 4, Mr, DHS 4, DEN Staff 4. CHARLES WALKER DOUGLAS WALKER Orators 4, President, Who's Who 4, DEN staff 4. GAIL WALLACE Class Officer 1, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 4, FHA 1, 3, 4, Tiger Tales Staff 2, Tri-Editor 3, 4, Span- ish Club 2, 3, FTA 3, 4, Officer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Officer 3, Orators 4, Ideal Senior, Hall of Fame 4, DEN staff 4. LINDA JUNE WALLACE Class Officer 1, FHA 1, 2, Officer 3, 4, Area Officer 4, Ideal Girl 2, FTA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Tiger Tales 2, Tri-Editor 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Orators 4, Homecom- ing Princess 4, Who's Who 4, Hall of Fame 4, Miss DHS 4, DEN Staff 4. SENIORS EDNA MAE WHITE FHA 1, 2,3, Pep Club 1, 2,3, Science Club 2, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. LINDA WILLIAMS FHA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Store- keeper 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, President 3. .Jgis QYQFJ 5 62 + 2 Q sk W 'K F WW 8 .f if 'S fum tw.. 59' Sw- 'I K Nl i Am fLHElll 9lf .llllif . . 'CEP 'SVI '53 f-nf 'fj' JUNHORS HERBERT BROWN JAMES CAMPBELL LOIS CARROLL ROGER CARPENTER ANN CHILDREE LOYDEAN CHILTON DOYLE CHURCH JUDY CONNOR DIANNE CROSSLAND QW 'W'-3lHudlU' mv, GAIL ALLEN NANCI ARNOLD LETA ANN AWTRY JIMMY BARNARD LORITA BARNARD PETE BARNARD dw' Y RICHARD CROSSLAND SANDRA DAUGHTRY DAWN DAVIS PAT DAY JIM EDMONDSON DON FLEMING wwf JJUNIORS JOHN FORREST MARY ANN FOWLER JAMES GABLE ERNEST GODSEY JAMES GRIFFIN RICHARD GUYNN BOBBY HAMPTON CHARLES HAYES ANN HIENEN JIU XTIORS JOHN PAUL KEY LYNETTE KEY CAROLYN FAYE LEE JERRY MCCRAW BOB MARTIN CLAIRE MARTIN CLIF TON MARTIN MICKEY MEADOR W, D, MILLER JEAN HOWE MICKEY JACOBS BILL JOHNSON JUDITH JONES LOIS JONES J. B. KELLER IWW NANCY MINTER FAYE MULLINS RAY MUILINS LEE MYNATT GLENN NIX ROGER NIX QT' , .ff X If in an .L W- 13? - Q- L. I IL X IORS PRISCILLA NOGA LOU OWENS BILLY MAC PARSLEY BILLY PERKISON MARIE PILGRIM BILLY PORTER LLOYD PUCKETT MARTHA QUARLES RA PHAEL RIC HARD SON II U 5, NIIORS BETTY SMITH I-IOMER SMITH REBA SMITH LLOYD STEADMAN JOYCE SWANK EVA NELL TERRELL MARY JO TERRELL RONNIE THOMAS ANN THOMPSON JOHN RILEY RONNIE ROUSE MARY JANE RYAN PATSY SCOGGINS SHARON SCULLY JULIE SHANKLE ig.,-3? '10 'us' 1-vnu... '-'nv' MELVA THORPE SUE WALLACE JIMMY WARDLOW ELMO WHITE RONALD WILLIAMS JTUNHURS Lois Carroll and Mary Fowler clown during lunch period. X35 . wg 0 of Sxxoxoi in XP xvsxwoiaie' NXi0Ye't6oaX 95 Nui- Q69 . Q5 39 Junior girls entertain with song at Christmas assembly. Y L 4 REU? 6 QE 5 Q Q m 'K f ESQ , X 5 S ,Z .i 5PHO 5 JW 44 gf 74,7 iiE5,5'T5xz15r'?'W' mf QQ,fai1fs.f11M-wb' f ' Yi ,. ,, ,Jax ,L,, ., .. Q RES 'Y W-. nnx Vw Jg 3RY rggcmggggmsx. ------------ Secretary 48 HPXRRY : McCAIN ---------- Parliamentarian Q mam -Avi WX ' : ,, my + F W1 S O PD HUMURJES Marilyn Cattaneo Billy Chambliss Joe Roy Childress Martha Cornelius Sue Crossland Langley Dale R, A, Davis Vernon Davis Mary Edmondson Sandra Ellis Katie England Grace A. Floyd Elizabeth Abston Dial Amos James Barnett Neil Beaver Tommy Boger Wayne Bramlett Jimmie Brown Johnny Bryan Phil Camp Wayne Carpenter Jackie Carroll Carolyn Cattaneo Eileen Frankland Bill Freeman Carolyn Gibbs Louise Godsey James Green Martha Guice Roy Gunn Brenda Gunter Larry Hampton Lanelle Harmon Barbara Harrell Donna Harris F 'Y' W ,hard YV -ahv- I I i-he A f W 4 . f 'Ez 0 ? fe an 5 E T A.,-an-40' L SCDEPGHICDIWCDRES John Hasty Maggie Hicks Dorothy Howell Larry Humphrey Sharon James Annette Johnson Robert Johnson Sue Jones Ronnie Lanier Sharon Lewis David Long Marianne Mayne SUDPHOMORlES or Tim Nix Marsha Perkins Charles Phillips Faye Phillips Linda Phillips Rose Phillips Dominich Pondant Robert Richards Linda Scully Helen Shults Bonnie Sloan Nathan Sloan self' Harry McCain Joe McDowell Velma McDowell Melanie McKay Neil McKinney Jerry McMichael Gayle Miles Guy Miles Mike Minton Pat Murphy Butch Nix Guy Nix I T175 Billy Ray Smith Vernon Smith Annabelle Specht Linda Steffens Frances Smart Bo Terrell Glenda Tolleson Pat Turner Tommy Turner Sonya Sue Walker Dennis Wallace Glenda Witt SOPHUMURES Mrs. Smith shows the relationship of the point-slope formula on the graph of linear equations to Linda Scully, Tommy Turner, Faye Phillips, and Dial Amos. SUPIIEIUNIURIES PARTICIPATE IN CIJASSRUUM ACTIVITIES Home economics students Elizabeth Thompson, Martha Cornelius, Velma McDowell, and Mary Edmondson learn the proper use of sewing machines and other sewing apparatus under the instruction of Mrs. McLain. Mrs. Robinson helps her sophomore English class perfect their diagraming by blackboard drills. X 4' Q! 1 SQ QQ 5 . ' JYSQ T XIESHW SHMEN mf ...W 'W' 3 C7 -fx-if-H ,..,-.f L J .fi x EWS? F R F 3 HIFI EN Arvel Lee Carter Charles Chilton Jean Clark Wiley Collins Patricia Cole Ann Connor Jane Connor Nancy Cope Ronnie Cowan Carolyn Cromer Joe Disheroon James Duck As I' 1 s S J t ,M A ,, gk W gf 'X s ezy if is Martha Abbott Rita Adkins Mark Allen Diane Amos Charlotte Black Nancy Blackwell Sue Briggs James Byrd James Hugh Camp David Campbell Molene Campbell Jerry Cannon Tommy Dyar Theda Ellison David Floyd Dale Gam Larry Don Griffin David Hall John Harper Norman Harrell af! W 1 I A Wv?'T3 ,ibn Q ,:-1 4 ' li? 'stimu- Fletcher Hartgrove V Q 5 John Hicks . Q L. 1' . fha ,J Carolyn Hudgrns Q ry qi E M Royce Johnson Q if 'J Q ,gf JA, f Sf. I J 1 1' fwgrfi T 'Tv A - ' 'X X 'x P3 9 gf . ,sn M M J -W.: -qvvf' . -H237 'Hn f Ji Wig-rv' TFWQ X 3 X lib -s-Q! FRESHWEX Mike Jefferson Nelda Jennings Linda Key Jo Nell King Darrell Kirkley Lavoia Lee Wayne Lilley Sue Long Tommy Lyster James McCollum Jon McDonough Jeannie McW aters PRES HIIVJEEIQN Wayne Senn Wayne Sears Doris Shaddix Alberta Shepard Joe Sheridan Rose Sloan Randy Smith Meredith Stokes Burton Stone Cynthia Stone Johnny Stone Peter Tarbutton , A- V, ,,...,,,.w time-5+ Q 'iv-4 fi , if .03 E' . ,ff 1 , ,r-Q, ffiil' - V w l Xiu ,E E. SET 1' A ,, JS' , W- fff! 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A-sack Nancy Tucker and Linda Key prepare a casserole dish under the direction of Mrs. Southerland. Mrs. McMichael instructs her freshman English class in correct grammatical usuage. i .K ,I I, 'wk , i s e 5 LAT? ' H S , .amxadl l 1 1 N 1 W .J-x . fi W K W ' fx 3 x A ff L 1? Q 2 V 4 5 R f 6, v 4, f ,v if 1 l Q. 5 W Q 1 ..,, , y Q gf ff, w, if , ig ,... ri si, v- fa' , ,M-ak Nw , .1 :fri ' ff W - ' 'w1gf7gf.,xg.,iwrfg if . in --wg -- . ff LR? , 1. 1 if , f1 -Ji ...., K L -X ,, .1 ., . .M ei: . 3 . s ii .Q ,gi 1 , ...,A Q .32 IRES .Ig K ? 'Fw , y E31 x , K' .1559 'z 1555 J X, K A. -5:1 , , ,:f1f: ,., 'zffrpm Q 91? ,' ' . .,.. . ., L f 5? 4, 5 ' , ' sf ' ,, . L' ' ..... . V iw 1 H f M ,.,...,.., ,.,,,, F H-, . my with Q, J r W., wg Q s f x A f 1 s 9 X' Y e 5 3 1 -wwf- 5 x. '-'Q--mi.. Li Y jLLLI LJ of me Jf4 g 'V 5 V K3 - f.....a 3 f K, 'S ELLIS URI! IFES wx Nw, Q 19 N., 1-, K. 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SHERIDAN Princess, GAIL GREEN Prince, HENRY BURGOON Queen's Escort, JAMES GABLE Duchess, GRACE FLOYD Princess, JUNE WALLACE Prince, RUAL PERKINS CUURT Duchess, ANITA VINSON Duke, HOMER STICE Duke, RONNY CHILDREE www WHO'S WHU BEST ALLJROUND JUNE BELK MAURICE TIGERT MKDST C UU RTEZ UCS JUNE WALLACE BOBBY TARBUTTON 1 v CHTIZEEINSHUIP DAVID F LETC HER MARTHA PAT TON Ml UST LII K ELY TU -A--WT---1 S L' lj Lf ILMD RUA L PERKINS CAROLYN CONNOR MUST ATTRA CTVVE PEGGY TUCKER HENRY BURGOON ww. FR fl N D LTI fl91ST EARLLEAN NIX RONNIE CHILDREE E 3 N SCHOLARSHIP IEANNIE SMITH ROBERT GARRETT ,, BEST PlE',RSONALITOH MARYNELL HOFFMAN DOUG WALKER BEST SPORTS KATHY FORREST A. J. SHERIDAN ffm, :,-134 FV X f 1 MUST DEPENDABLE I H. B, STEVENS VIRGIE NELL RHEA HALL UF FAME These students were chosen by the faculty for special merit in dependability, initiative, cooperation and service. all JUNE BELK RONNY CHILDREE CAROLYN CONNOR Senior Senior Senior Band Track Scholarship MARTHA PATTON JEANNIE SMITH MAURICE TIGERT Senior Senior Senior Drum Major Tiger Tales Trpgdiwr Student Council President GAIL WALLACE Senior Tiger Tales Tri-Editor JUNE WALLACE Senior Tiger Tales Tri-Editor NANCI ARNOLD JAMES GRIFFIN Junior Junior Scholarship Track JOE ROY CHILDREES Sophomore C itizenship EVA TERRELL Junior Scholarship FRANCES PATTON 1958 Senior National Merit Scholarship 'fr vL1i:'iv2r:es,:1qz-Asm, ' ' .grp4ifJf?2Qm1f. fn:-' - 1 ' ff 'iw--ww -,fm ,::ff1-bw-LS - f-Qsfwfzf ,-,,Wfi5,r-,-h, ,. uw X Q my 4 ,, .,W,2 1m:EI3is23Q,fNi? mi.. d,,s:ft 3mf .M,,- ' Q: 3 , N L .15-mfg igml 'N iv Lf ,. ,,,f A ff.. - mf A L .L 1' ' W W:,, ' M l ,Q f al, ga X W-, . ' . use ef- V M wi . 3 3 f- - .:,. A in - Q f N if? :F - V M L' f - ' 'f-:' E 55 km W ' A A as E35 if , w Q fir . 4 liifik Q if Z W ' fa M 5 ' U as W Q, if ,, ,Wm-me 2 it F mwrwmwmvmmwmm H1 Mm ,xmmm,1Pa Mn,q wvmawswf 1425! 'aW' 2:sss,uf'sevz:' If sH EQ5,,Q Y ...gfw ? fi Q 2 STUDENT CUUNCHL The Student Council is comprised of officers elected by the entire stu- dent body and members from each home room and club. This representative body was organ- ized to serve each individual and the student body of D. H. S. as a whole to the best of its ability. The council encourages the interest of all students in extracurricular activi- ties for the student body. In September, Student Council Presi dent Maurice Tigert, and other of- ficers, and representatives repeated their oathes of office after Mr. Caldwell in an impressive ceremony before the student body. Representatives Nanci Arnold, Vir- gie Nell Rhea, and Herbert Brown were among the Student Council representatives who planned Home- coming activities under the very capable supervision of their sponsor, Mrs. Verna Smith. xeMnIacLzsa:,i lunuLH! ttt.: v - '- STUDENT COUNCIL 43 1-mir-f ROBERT GARRETT SUE CROSSLAND LINDA JOHNSON Vice President Secretary Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL - FIRST ROW: Maurice Tigert, Carolyn Connor, Martha Patton, Georgia Reed, Nanci Arnold, Herbert Brown, Pat Turner, Nancy Connor, Harry Mc- Cain, Dawn Davis, Sue Crossland, June Belk, Venita Tigert. SECOND ROW: Ronny Cowan, Virgia Rhea, Anita Vinson, Liz Abston, Glenda Richardson, Robert Garrett, Peggy McDowell, Rual Perkins, Maryneil Hoffman, Theda Ellison, Linda Johnson, Q- if n Marie Pil rim, A. J. Sheridan. S 7 X 1 52 3 y rsn, . x I 7' Q 0 ' 4' il Q' 'J 'ca af I . 1 'ali as NATIONAL HONOR SOCIIETY NATIONAL , . ,Q Honor: sogrrv , S w f ' 'E If 1 L.,, if , Z Vi A ,QW Qi? Y?-Y 'lin JEANNIE SMITH RICHARD CROSSLAND VIRGINIA GARRETT JUNE BELK President Vice President Secretary FK W -wil K' 1? fl' fu WF? Q v Q -2 1 KAIVA A- V I FIRST ROW: Sherry Bristol, Carolyn Connor, RobertGar- rett, Martha Patton, Earllean Nix. SECOND ROW: Car- olyn Owens, H. B. Stevens, Gail Wallace, June Wallace, Nanci Arnold. THIRD ROW: Ann Awtry, Jean Howe, Bill Johnson, Lois Jones, Bob Martin. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Minter, Faye Mullins, Sharon Scully, Eva Terrell, Mary Jo Terrell. FIFTH ROW: Melva Thorpe. ,pt B V 1-. ,--- THE TIGER BAND Under the direction of Mr. Billy Noble, the 1958-59 Tiger Band really hit its stride. As a result of the splendid drills presented at football games, the honors won as the band traveled about to parades and contests, this organization has become one of the most highly rated and publicized in the state of Texas. The band repeatedly thrilled football crowds with their perfectly executed precision drills, and their flashy majorette dance and twirling routines to specially arranged swing numbers by the eighty piece Tiger Band. On October 19, the band gained a place of prominence by placing runner-up in a state- wide parade contest in Austin. The band also led the Louisiana State Fair Parade. The band won first division ratings in both marching and inspection at the Region XV March- ing Contest. Still more honors came to the band as they represented Del Mar College at the Industrial Bowl in Longview. The majorette line, under the direction of Mrs. Noble, has been a source of praise all year. The girls have made several television appearances. This group won 19 first division medals at the Region XV Twlrling Contest. . - W LX 1 R H A EPATIWE DRUM MAJOR ' , . 5 as 5 4 is f N, Q -' 5 'Q5??Eig1, k J agzw 4' S151 , . fm, -,if ,f ig , X 94 U N -- 1 5 - 'rw' K p K -,Q X wigwf, - f.:5Jgy2'3, ' i?:s5?1s5kr1' ' QNX f 5 .V if xf E395 BAND CAPTAIN I Doyle Church I5 gpq STUDENT DIRECTOR BAND DIRECTOR June Belk Billy Noble A, ,an-y.. 'lf 1 STAGE BAND Carol Smoak, Voaclist, June Belk, Liz Abston, Cecil May, Ernest Godsey, Tommy Turner, Lloyd Puckett, Cindy Stone, Nelda Church, Glenda Witt, Ronnie Rollings, Janet Laney, Mickey Meador, Darrell Kirkley, John Hasty, Doyle Church, Sherry Bristol. f C 5, f ff j s HEAD MAJORETTE Carolyn O'Brien BAND OFFICERS Mickey Jacobs, John Hasty, Lou Owens, Liz Abston, Lloyd Puckett, Linda Phillips, Carol Smoak, Janet Laney, Doyle Church, Sherry Bristol, Rose Phillips, June Belk. a s 1 BAND LOADING CREW H. D. Puckett, Lonzo Phillips, Johnny Stone, Lloyd Puckett, Doyle Church, Charles Phillips, Billy Owens, Larry Owens, Darrell Kirkley. BAND SENIORS Martha Patton, Carol Smoak, Janet Laney, Sherry Bristol, June Belk, Carolyn O'Brien. El'TQls.1, 1f? -N'iX'?8l4W,f,FE-QENQPTW? CHEERLEADERS mqduwwwit 14' Ch my Q, Us SEZ' l X fs I' v xl Q A i'5Q???,, are I .lf ' .. , 1' 3? ' Q 4 f'+ 5 ug fb W gn bl 1 imma' S S ge - ,, 'x, . i tv Q 1 lllilnlll n- 3 ., mild- .L ,V ,,-,,.,,,, I, , an BIB if L 'W ' 1 ' -,,.-12115 1,:, , ,,.-.A . g.'., '.' PEP CLUB Sponsor, MISS WYNONA CALDWELL L, ,Ay 1 3 F, My T In a final cheer before the game Pep Club Hero MAURICE TIGERT FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA H O M IE M K ll N C IL, U B ,fr Q. -ev 6112515 f. , , A A , N, L N-.,.f,.t,,,,,,. .- W 'TW ' W . 1 C? KATHY FORREST JUNE WALLACE - - CYNTHIA MARS JANE CONNOR - DIANNE AMOS - IOO A-xx Sponsors - - ' ms Awww, --T. ,, HOMEMAKING OFFICERS - - Treasurer - - - -Secretary - -Vice President - - - - - -Pianist Sergeant-at-Arms GLENDA RICHARDSON - - - - -Parliamentarian DOROTHY HOWELL - - - - - Songleader SUE CROSSLAND - - - - -Reporter ANNETTE JOHNSON - - - -Historian DONNA HARRIS - - - - - President ANITA VINSON ------- - - Student Council MRS, VIRGINIA McLAIN, MRS. WINNA SOUTHERLAND Q u', Freshman cooking class members, Ann Connor, Carolyn Huggins, Dianne Amos, and Jane Connor demonstrate methods in meal preparations, Mrs. Souther1and's second-year homemakers planning and sewing on dresses. s Us -iQ 11 til ' 'I ' 1 , Q 5 ,, 1 We 9 Mary Fowler, Julia Shankle, Reba Smith, and Lois Jones seem quite pleased with San- dra Daughtry's success in backing under the di- rection of Mrs. McLain. IOI f A wiififiifdg S UF A rnfrnwl FARMER OFFICERS ROGER CARPENTER ------------ Treasurer PETE BARNARD -------------- - Re porter ELMO WHITE ----- ----- S ecretary JIMMY BARNARD - - - - - -Sentinel HERMAN PLUMB - - - ---- Vice President GLEN NIX -------- - - -Advisor A. I. SHERIDAN - - - ------- President MR, W, E, THOMAS - - - - - - Sponsor '1 Wwe-S' -ga? 1+ aim, W L T I 1f+ ,e na, x ,ww . -A X. 1 K? ' 11 . f ,J is fr ,T 1,4 ,fjyf ' 1Fii1l?2li f N D f fkfgx -Q f 7 535 1 er a les If fn '41 A AKA? Q 1 x N Q ' tg I kxwl X . glfffl 'WT' XE i z - VOL II DAINGERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL FEBRUARY 6, 1959 'NIGER TALE STAFF MRS. CECIL, Sponsor SEATED: Lynda Jennings, Sandra Daughtery, Virginia Garrett, Peggy McDowell, Ann Byrne. STANDING: June Wallace, H. B, Ste- vens, Ioe Roy Childress, Priscilla Noga, Anita Vin- son, Gail Green, Gail Wal- lace, Carolyn Connor, Martha Guice, Jeannie Smith. NOT PICTURED: Nanci Arnold, EUTURE NURSES GLUE FIRST ROW: Sloan, White, Mars, Jennings, Key, Chilton, L, Phillips, SECOND ROW Jones, Stuart, Shults, R, Phillips, Smoak, Williams, Reed, Mrs. Bennie Smith, Spon- sor, Mrs. Vonita Cecil, Co-Sponsor. EUTURE TEACHERS CLUE FIRST ROW: Kathy Forrest, Gail Miles, June Wallace, Marsha Perkins, Brenda Gunter, Virgie Rhea, Diane Crossland, Betty Gunter, Mrs. Virginia McLain, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Lou Owens, Jean Howe, Gail Wallace, Nanci Arnold, Linda Scully, Martha Abbott, Priscilla Noga, Martha Guice. Sponsor: MRS. OPAL ROBINSON FIRST ROW: Terrell, Belk, Tigert, N. Connor, G. Wallace, R. Smith, Guynn, Walker, President, C. Connor. SECOND ROW: Green, Griffin, J. Smith, Garrett, J. Wallace, Moore: Vice President, Johnson, J. Connor, Mars. sponsors: MRS. HUEY MINTER, MR, wrLr.1AM LANE FIRST ROW: Duck, Cope, Patrick, Abston, Bristol: President, Laney, Belk, Witt, Cross- land, Willtrout, Shaddix, May, E. Godsey. SECOND ROW: Long, Patton, Turner, Scoggins, P. McDowell, Byrne, Guynn, Fletcher, Green, P. Tucker, Wood, James, Hare, Black. THIRD ROW: Hoffman, Boyd, Brown, J. Jones, L. Phillips, Gunter, Per- kins, Miles, Owens, Howe, Lee, N. Tucker, Walker, Tigert, Cornelius. FOURTH ROW: King, Huggins, Merritt, L. Jones, Harris, V. Garrett, Franklin, Murphy, Harmon, Lewis, Guice, V. McDowell, Thomas, Key, Jennings, Traylor, Richardson. FIFTH ROW: Stuart, Cole, Smoak, R. Phillips, Stone, Bramlette, Davis, R. Garrett, Tarbutton, Rawl- ings, Howell, L. Godsey, Johnson, Meador, Underwood, J. McDowell. I06 Director: MR. C. FUTRELL FIRST ROW: Hoffman, Miles, Boyd, P. McDowell, Fowler, Lee, Walker, Wood, Car- roll. SECOND ROW: K. Connor, Vaughn, Camp, Nicholas, J. Connor, Manley, K. McDowell, Blackwell, Sloan. THIRD ROW: S-tnrlat, Journey, Davis, J. Connor President, Bramletteg Vice President, Morrison, Mayne, Cattanoe, Williams. F F Librarian: WYNONA CALDWELL Virgia Rhea, Earllean Nix, Melva Thorpe, Sue Jones, Marynell Hoffman, Leta Ann Awtry. SP sponsor: M1ss MARY WILLIAMS FIRST ROW: Minter, Perkison, M. Terrell, SECOND ROW: Allen, E. Terrell, Awtry, 4 Jones, Thompson, Arnold, Bristol, Noga. THIRD ROW: Crossland, President, Martin, Johnson, Mynatt, Vice President, Brown, Hayes. 5 1 sponsor: MR. A. C. PATTON FIRST ROW: Bryan, Underwood, Tumer, Guice, Fletcher, Perkins, McCain, Zimmer, B. Tarbutton. SECOND ROW: Amos, Burgoon, Connor, Stevens, Brown, Green, P, Tarbutton. iv- DRIVER EDUCATION MEMBERS Vugmra Garrett Roxre Thomas Sandra E111s Steve C ook, Lrnda Steffens Mtke Jefferson Instructor Joe Harr D, H, S, student body looks forward to Tues day, Assembly Day, which is set aside for student activities, PRJJNCJITPAJUS STAF F Kathy Forrest, Cynthis Mars, Carolyn Hudgins, Nancy Minter, Dawn Davis, Nancy Con- nor, Melva Thorpe, Carla Guynn, Gail Green, Peggy Tucker, Lou Ann Fletcher, Linda Johnson, Sue Crossland. M AQ xi STORE STAFF Lynette Key, Linda Jennings, Marianne Mayne, Linda Williams, Gail Miles, Linda Steffens, Sue Johnson, Faye Phillips. IIO SLT lPlER'VllSUR'S STAJ-QWF' Betty Smith, Nancy Tucker, Peggy McDowell, Ann Byrne, Georgia Reed, Edna Mae White, Patsy Scoggins, Sherry Lewis, Donna Harris, Eileen Franklin, Betty Gunter, Charlotte Black, Martha Traylor, Marie Pilgrim. SPURTS , be , 2 Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers 1958 THGERS 1958 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Here Here There There Here There There Here Here There Hughes Springs Pewitt Atlanta Hooks New Boston Winnsboro Pittsburg Jefferson Linden Gilmer ROBERT GARRETT JAMES GRIFFIN MAURICE TIGERT Tri-Captain Tri-Captain Tri-Captain Right Tackle Left Halfback Right Halfback All District All-District Honorable Mention The Tigers handed the Winnsboro Red Raiders a 58-O pasting in the opening District 14-AA game for both teams. FB R. A. Davis picked up the first score on a trap play, followed by HB James Griffin on a 15 yard pitchout jaunt. QB James Gable added 6 points to the score on a 1-yard plunge. QB Ronnie Child- ree scored 12 points for the Tigers. HB Maurice Tigert raced 60 yards for a TD. Tackle Langley Dale in- tercepted a pass and went 51 yards for a tally. FB Phil Camp scored the final touchdown of the game. RONNIE ROUSE GLEN NIX Left Guard Left End All District A11-District CLIFTON MARTIN Left Tackle Honorable Mention GEORGE BRIDGER R. A. DAVIS DON FLEMING Left End Fullback Center Honorable Memign Honorable Memign Honorable Mention BUDDY STICE Right Halfback Honorable Mention JAMES GABLE Quarterback Honorable Mention The Tigers shaded the Pittsburg Pirates 6-O in the second hassle of the season. The Tigers scored early in the first period on a 39-yard drive which paid off with FB R. A. Davis' 4-yard jaunt over right tackle. The score was set up by a 22-yard pass from QB James Gable to left end Glen Nix after a fumble ex- change in Pirate territory. A Tiger fumble was recovered on the Pitts- burg 39 and started the drive that resulted in the games only score. The tally came on the drives seventh play. RONNIE CHILDREE Quarterback A, J, SHERIDAN HENRY BURGOON RUAL PERKINS Right Guard Right End The Tigers ripped the Jefferson Bulldogs 19-0 in a District 14-AA play. In the first period, QB James Gable passed to end Glen Nix for 35 yards and TD. An attempted kick was blocked. In the second period, FB R, A, Davis rushed 15 yards up the middle for the score. HB James Griffin kicked the extra point. HB.Maurice Tigert plunged through the line for 2 yards and the final score in the third period. The Tigers' two linebackers: Raphael Richardson and Buddy Stice were the teams mainstays in the battle, RAPHAEL RICHARDSON HERBERT BROWN Right End Right Guard Right Guard JERRY MCGRAW Right End bl LEE MYNATT BILLY PORTER BILLY MAC PARSLEY Center Quarterback Guard The three-game Tiger winning streak came to an end at the hands of the Linden Tigers. Linden tallied first and D. H, S. then tied the score and went ahead on Jim Griffin's ex- tra point. The half ended D. H, S, 7, Linden 6. D.H.S. scored after the half to go ahead 15-6 and led by that score going into the 4th peri- od. Then the bull-like rushes of Jerry Arnold and the heavy Linden team took its toll. Linden scored midway in the 4th quarter, making the game 15-14. D.H. S. fumbled and Linden recovered. In the last 2 minutes Linden tallied and made the final score 20-15. RICHARD CROSSLAND BILL FREEMAN ROBERT RICHARDS Left Halfback Left Halfback Quarterback ROGER NIX J. W, GARRETT LLOYD STEADMAN Right Tackle Left Tackle Left End The Tiger Eleven put the Gilmer Buckeye's nerves on edge in the last game of the season. Tiger 1-IB James Griffin slugged around left end from 1 yard out to rack up the first TD, Scoring play came after Dainger- field punched out two first downs on a 9-play series. Three minutes later the Buckeyes evened the score. Game tally went again in the Tigers' favor in the second quarter when Griffin slashed around end for 5 yards and final Tiger score. With a 12-6 score frowning down at halftime, the Buckeyes came back to capture the lead. The final score was 24-12 and victory for the Gilmer Buckeyes. BILLY PERKISON Left Guard ROY GUNN Right Tackle BUTC H N I.X Right Halfback JIMMY BROWN PHIL CAMP BILLY CHAMBLIS Guard Fullback Right Tackle DAVID LONG HULEN MISSILDINE TIM NIX Left End Left Haliback Left Guard F! DOMNICK PONDANT BO TERRELL ELMO WHITE CCHISI' Right End Left Guard f' W JACK CARROLL LARRY HUMPHREY Left Halfback Left Guard if R an SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS FIRST ROW: James Griffin, Buddy Stice, A. I. Sheridan, George Bridger, Maurice Tigert, Robert Garrett, Ronnie Childree, Coach Mayne. SECOND ROW: James Gable Rual Perkins, Henry Burgoon, Roger Nix, NOT PICTURED: J. W. Garrett. S Crossland, B111y Parsley Hulen M1SSfldiHB - fa 1' if W 1 In , - ,gfiil fe 4 T . if ' 9 A 5 x 1 Ek iz' Q. f kms... ,Jew-, ff Airs, ' - we-4-eww-eff -:1 , b f 5 . 1 yggtyqwif : ,L 3f,,f,fv5v,gg+1gy-54,,1 , K Qf511e w-'fewfa -.-U-V'Jv,z- 'k V Wmegykq, mmm . MU, LMA, -may W X F mm 1, A egg , ,, , ,.LV, f,, A . we is YL A V 'A ffffi. A L.,. m,gfff'af '5W?eEi?S1i.Zi'7i' o Gable Smith, Head Coach CURTIS MCDANIEL Manager Asslstant BILL LANE GUY NIX ' Q TIGER HIIGHLIIGHTS Coach Mac briefs Tigers during time out in rugged game, R, A, Davis sizes up the score Daingerfield Daiugerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield Daingerfield 1958-59 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE -----25------ 49-------Liuden-- -----'75-- -- 6l-- -- Winnsboro --52-- --4l-- --Gi1mer-- -----26-- --54-- --Jefferson- -----48-- --52-- --Pittsburg- --25-- --49-- --Linden-- --54-- -- 46-- ---Winnsboro-- -- -----41-- --33-- --Gi1mer-- -- -----28-- --63-- --Jefferson- -----31-- --49-- --Pittsburg- Here Here There Here There There There Here Here Here R, A, DAVIS JAMES GABLE, Captain BILLY MAC PARSLEY Forward Guard Guard STARTING TIGER CAGERS l I - 'R - -..', .,l1 BOB MARTIN RICHARD CROSSLAND Center Forward Q, wefgw- ,iyffz f ',-' 7? 3 J F' 2 V if 11 -K-1: .wb , f TRACK TEAM UF 1958559 FIRST ROW: Ronnie Childree, James Griffin, Maurice Tigert, Jimmy Connor, Tommy Terrell, Coach Mickey Mayne. SECOND ROW: Robert Garrett, Glenn Nix, Wayne Carpenter, Buddie Stice, Ronny Rouse. DQHUSQ TRACK TEAM WHNS CHAMPJJUNSHJIP Coach Mickey Mayne's 1958 track team, paced by Ronny Childree. James Griffin, Jimmy Connor, was victorious at the district track meet last spring. The Tigers walked away with all three of the trophies. One was for winning the meet and the other two for the mile relay and the 440-yard dash. In winning the district meet the Tiger Tracksters, scored 63 points, set five new records, and tied a sixth record. James Griffin leaped 20' 7 to beat the old record of 19' 8 . He also won the low hurdles with a time of 20. 9 sec. to tie this record, Ronny Childree ran the 440-yard dash in 5016 to beat the old record. Ted Awtry set a new rec- ord in the mile run with a time of 4:58. Coach Mayne's fast relay teams, 440-yard and mile, took both relay events. The mile relay team is composed of Ronnie Rouse, Robert Garrett, Danny Johnson, Ronny Childree. The 440-yard relay team is composed of Mike Crossland, James Griffin, Ronny Childree. Jimmy Connor. Jimmy Connor placed first in the 10-yard dash and first in the 220-yard dash. Mike Crossland placed second in both these events, and James Griffin placed third in 100- yard dash to give the Tigers the first three places in that event, Roger Nix ran a fine mile along with Ted Awtry for second place. Buddy Stice took second in the high hurdles. There was a three-way tie for second place in the pole vault and James Griffin scored for himself there. Don Abston and Danny Johnson picked up two third places in the 880 -yard dash and the 440-yard dash. Wayne Carpenter placed third in the high jump, and Buddy Stice placed fourth in the low hurdles. Glen Nix placed fourth in the high jump. k' ds baton to Ronnie Rouse begins the mile relay at the regional track meet at Kilgore. The mile relay team, Ron- nie Rouse, Robert Garrett, Danny Johnson, Ronny Childree, placed third at the meet. Daingerfield trackman, Robert Garrett, lead mile relay at the regional track meet, s in the hudree han 0 sprint le' norm? Ccomot in the 1-iilyhe relay ' timmy regional meer. Barnes Griffin. lay' at Ronnie, Rouse. Connor. team! vxdteg, 6 Ronflll Ch? 6 Both Child? at the Placed mu esenl6dD'H' ' r C0nn0Y 'ep . grin. staie m eel 10 Au 'h:' ' W' I ' JUNE BELK JAMES GABLE TEN N HS JOHN PAUL KEY LIZ ABSTON TOMMY TURNER 4. -W--fm ,Wa-,aff-V W- ve N- 7-Mm a,..Y,f,.H. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Parrish, Manager, Bird, Camp, Pollan, Richardson, Morris, Senn, T, Walker, Hicks, S. Cook, Manager. SECOND ROW: Belk, Manager, Bowen, Dyar, Floyd, E.Wright, L, Walker, Wallace, Stevens, Thorpe, Hall, J. Wright, Manager. TOP ROW: Coach Harry, Tarbutton, Collins, Perkins, Jefferson, Wilson, A. Cook, Stone. COACH JOE HARRY Tri-Captains DAVID HALL ED WRIGHT STEVE COOK S .gf ' Among the thrilling moments for fresh- men to remember was the crowning of the Junior High Football Sweetheart, Ann Con- nor, Nominees were princesses in the Royal Court and their escorts were Tiger Cubs, Tri-Captain David Hall took the bouquet of white mums from Kathy Amos, flower girl, and presented them to Ann. Then taking the crown from crown bearer David Amos, he crowned Ann sweetheart. ANN CONNUR REHGNS AS JUNIIUR HHG H FUOTBALL, Z4 ill fling SWEETHEAR T A . 'rw Se-iA,.,,.z.: fn.-w-fvhvw.-Q :-rgwwmm-fsemsfumwa, .f . we welemnnsmrsmvfw, a-wnqi -me-mm wi-.Q ED WRIGHT R. B. WILSON DAVID FLOYD ROXIE THOMAS NANCY TUCKER JANE CONNOR SWEETHEARTS COURT PAT POLLAN ARLEY COOK ALLAN PERKINS JANET CONNOR KAY CONNOR MAURINE MAYNE JUNJIUR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Pat Pollan, Steve Cook, R. B. Wilson, David Campbell, Coach Harry, Burton Stone Allan Perkins, David Hall, Donald Parrish. Students enjoy Junior High Iron Belt Tournament WA X I -i l -.,. , F . 3 1 . 5 . rr X . ',k .rf ,,,, xi 233 2 ,ww- WN wwf W.-w- ,,.,,-'ffm JUN URQSENJIOR The annual formal Junior-Senior Banquet was the high light of spring activities at DHS. The theme Stairway to the Stars prevailed the air as mirthful couples ate and danced under the stars, Bob Tarbutton presided as Master of Cermonies, as the constellation showered the festive occasion with its message of wisdom and inspiration. The stars cast silvery -beams on the Star-Liters, Cynthia Mars, Eva Terrell, June Belk, and Gail Green, as they filled the room with heavenly music. 'Wm 'i , .,,.,.w-S a- ' l 2 6 f ' L. .. X W' , . -. 1 ,SX L 51 '1 , 3 Q 5,5 Qt , , W BANQUET ...u-.ft 41 1 NNN n in the Moon smiled as he sent his helpers memb . ers of the Sophomore Class, to serve the u er l ' ' ' pp cvassmen on this mythical evening, The Juniors and Seniors express their gratitude and appreciation to Mrs. Huey Minter and Mrs. W. E, McLain, sponsors of the Junior class, for making this eventful evening one to be remembered and recalled with fondest memories. 9,5 ce .215 Tri-Captain James Griffin crowns Priscilla theart, with Richard Noga 1958 Football Swee S gpgw-ww-M.. V, , Noga as crown bearer and Rhona Unsell a flower girl. 4.11 .U- 1 s 3 Pmcnia. gridiron Wee field escorted bl' Iames gheayt, leaves the Griffin. SW 1 EJETHEARTS QRUWNEU AT DRY F ,, A , . .ltA'4i:fXEAAXME 4-11 X11 1. t ,Ly -X Glenda Witt, Band Sweetheart, is crowned by Captain Doyle Church. Damon Belk and h sweetheart. Debbie Owens attend t e ,Q , KQV, I as K4 Q 1 s, The band plays as Doy the field. le escorts Glenda f rom Student Council Pr esident M - . Belk as the 1958 Homecomisglgiliglgert crowns June chauffeured from the field by Jimmy? Queen June is onnor, 4 JUNE Amo UAW f EEN AND BELL E f B AAQA f , Y, I 'AA, The 1959 Basketball Belle, favontes and escorts, and honor guard Mark McDaniel. ' fail, ' B o o l o was l James Gable, Basketball captam, presents the 1958 Basketball Belle, ' ' bouquet of Dawn Dav1s, wxth a white mums. Q.. f. xt D, H, S. students and exes enjoy annual Horne- coming Dance. A11 partici- pants in ath- letics and their guests attend the A11- Sports Banquet in the spring. YUILETIIDE SPHRIIT PERVADED THE ARR AT DJHLS., Los socios delCi1'cu1o Espanol celebran la Navidad con una pinata. QThe Spanish Club celebrates Christ- mas with a pinata.j Daingerfield has one of the leading Student Councils in the state, and its members at- tend the state conventions and Northeast Student Forum meetings. The new ideas and information they bring back prove invaluable in handling elections and sponsoring Home- coming. Student Council members decorate the an- nual Christmas tree at D, H. S, ' .fl 4 n I so S , ZQQWUJUQFFE Helping to enrich classroom instruction and to promote a keen interest in the nu- merous courses offered at DHS, the Typing Il class is taught skill, speed, and efficiency by Mrs, Cecil. A new department, Indus- trial Arts, has been added to our curriculum under the direction of Mr. Bardwell. Young scientist at work in the laboratory assisted by Mr. Patton. The Spanish class gives the senors and senoritas of DHS an excellent opportu- nity to become better ac- quainted with the Spanish world. David Campbell explains the size of wires and bulbs to be used in farm homes to Wiley Collins, Keith Walker, Burton Stone, and James Bird. f .:av:S'-wwf' ,Tw 35 4 R sw 2 . Qs, nf, 35? N211 -Q ff 'En , , ,gy THE BANNER YEAR YES, THE YEAR 1958-1959 WAS TRULY A BANNER YEAR IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR DAINGERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL. THE TRACK TEAM WON DISTRICT FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY. ALTHOUGH DHS DID NOT ALWAYS WIN IN SPORTS, THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM TAUGHT BOTH PARTICIPANTS AND SPECTATORS TO MAKE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP THEIR GOAL. WE WERE INDEED PROUD OF OUR TIGER BAND BECAUSE IT WON A FIRST DIVISION RATING AT THE ANNUAL MARCHING CONTEST FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 9 YEARS. STUDENT -TEACHER RELATIONSHIP BECAME CLOSER, AND A BETTER UNDER- STANDING OF EACH OTHER'S PROBLEMS RESULTED. SCHOOL SPIRIT SOARED TO AN ALL TIME HIGH AS STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS JOINED TOGETHER TO PRO- MOTE ENTHUSIASM, EXCITEMENT, AND GAIETY IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE SENIORS OF 1959 WERE THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS TO COMPLETE FOUR YEARS IN OUR NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. IN CHRISTENING THE BANNER YEAR, WE HAVE PRESENTED THE DEN, AND AS A MEMORY OF OUR ALMA MATER -- HAIL TO THEE, DAINGERFIELD WITH YOUR COLORS HIGH WITHIN OUR HEARTS AND MEMORIES, OF HAPPY DAYS GONE BY. AND WITH COLORS WAVING PROUDLY UP ABOVE. WE'LL LOOK TO THEE FOR GUIDANCE WITH LOYALTY AND LOVE. ai QSK . 'Wg 4-'Qu X 1 K 'X Q? 3,3 K X RTIIS TS ' - my f, - Q x x N,,p .N X s '. 'MQ X' f 'N 3: X wxx, ak... Xxx iwx, KC Hfsijl. Yi . IASM K. P. PEARSON DRUG STORE In Business for Your Health Visit Us Until You Are 100 Years Old Then We Will Visit You McCARLEY'S JEWELRY East Texas Most Complete Jewelry Store lgngrutulutiuns to the graduating class JEFFERSON WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Jefferson, Texas Reach for... DAIRY Pnonucrs 1' ?1' 7 We Jses DEPEND on X, ,, , ,ff . ' , ' x I 2 r -A ----- I M D I x.. fr- ,.. k I h R55-'JN 1 any A WW FINE Fooo f' X X ,J 2- ,L fs X X Pnooucrs I---- , f CORN U it + ' 'I cn-urs u . w f ' - mafia 559 MQMQN :oops - onus - ron wonn Luuocx C omplim ent s SlLVER'S SHOE STORE Longview, Texas Cong ratulations , Senior s HEAVY HAULERS Lone Star - Dallas -- Houston Compliments TOPP PRINTING 8: STATIONERY CO. Printing - Stationery - Office Supplies 215 East Tyler Phone Plaza 3-2663 Longview, Texas ALPS CAFE Located at Intersection of Hwys. 67-49 and 271 Telephone PA4-3561 Mt. Pleasant, Texas Recommended by Duncan Hines MCWILLIAMS Your Complete Home Furnishers . . Longview. . CRAlG'S PUBLIC SCALES Lone Star, Texas P1'10Il6 3511 P. O. Box 217 GLASS CHEVROLET Complimtents of GULF OIL CORPORATION LLOYD NIB LE 'I' T, Distributor Tires - Batteries - Accessories P. O. Box 1644 13110116 3331 l?'Remember To Be Sure -ns 0 1 Insure With J. Y. BRADFIELD AGENT Phone 259 Dalngerheld Texas lated! X Af Ye Y KNlEFF'S I LADIES' AND CI-IILDREN'S SHOP Phone 390 Dalngerfleld Texas Herman Plumb, Nathan Sloan, Glen Nix and Tommy Moore win Sweepstake trophy at Kilgore Land Judging Contest. Tim Nix, Dennis Wallace and Joe Sheridan capture first place in judging livestock at Texarkana Junior College. FUTURE FARMERS DJSPJLAY HUNURS Pete Barnard, James Campbell, John Forrest and Butch Nix display plaque received in the Crops Area Judging Contest. Lonnie Moore, Travis Terrell, Pete Barnard and Tommy Moore display banners won at Dairy Contest at Texarkana and Sulphur Springs, , ALLEN Q2 I I 15, I ELECTRIC Compliments of SMITH CLINIC DRS. DONALD R, AND U. LEE SMITH R G RQ' I U? -fit FQ fmfIw W 'I' D 9? af '60 -- Ji . 4 GREENLEE'S HURWITZ MAN'S SHOP Longview, Texas L4 X Friendly Service at C Q9 TRAMMELL'S TEXACO Lone Star, Texas GC I TERRY I?IRKHAM GROCERY Phone l90J WESTERN AUTO M. D. PERKINS, Owner Phone 2.28 Dalngerheld Texas BAKER 8. BROWNING MOTOR CO. Highway 67 and 271 Mt. Pleasant, Texas Phone Parkview 4-4583 BILL BAKER KEITH BROWNING Compliments of BOURKE 8. BOURKE HOLCOMB'S SPORTING GOODS - TOYS Headquarters for Athletic Equipment, Sporting Goods and Toys 112 N. Jefferson Phone PA. 4-3391 Mt. Pleasant, Texas COWAN MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Rambler - Service Daingerfield, Texas DAINGERFIELD FLOWER SHOP MR. AND MRS. LEO THOMAS Owners and Operators Phone 264 Daingerfield, Texas QThe Beauty of Our Business Is Flowers! Compliments of M. L. BATH CO. OF TEXAS Longview, Texas SPURGER OIL COMPANY JIMMIE'S WEBB ST. AMLICO AMLICO Your AMLICO Dealers Serving Da.ingerf1e1d CONNOR-SKIPPER MOTOR COMPANY Phone 392 Da1ngerf1e1d, Texas Sale s and SCTVICC J T. CONNQR E. B. SKIPPER f Qngrutulutiuus to the graduating class PALMER CLOTHIERS Finest in Men's Wear 214 North Fredonia St. Longview, Texas PL 3-2791 Qwauagleaning , 4 W MCCAIN s CLEANERS fini , ii x i , Your ciornee Best Friend xxx f .1 A 7 'L QW ! ' Daingerfield, Texas Say It With Flowers CCNNOR FLOWER SHOP 5 Phone 546 in , ,yx Tjjgf Daingerfield TAT u M M. TATUM MUSIC CO. 205 North Center U Longview, Texas S ' Phone PL. 84512 my D Conn Band Instrurnents, Records Q Phonographs, Sheet Music, Radios 1 J ' GQC, V l-1--4 PIGGLY WIGGLY f n , D 'Id Owned and Operated by E. G. MCMILLAN, JR. Two Modern Super Markets Serving Lone Star Steel Area Daingerfield, Texas Hughes Springs, Texas . 'r. x . ,, f Ijigf. 1 -K. 1 ' I IJIIIRV QUEEN Cone With a Curl on Top Phone 9513 Daingerfield, Texas 71 Goon Foon ,ff M CITY CAFE 'Q f 1 Q2 .x MR. AND MRS. J. S. CROUCH East Lone Star, Texas Jewelers Since 1930 Texas Leading Longview Gladewater 135 E. Tyler 122 S. Main Ph. P1-8-2451 Ph. 2716 Compliments of MODEL CLEANERS Lone Star, Texas K-N ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN Malts, Shakes, Sandwiches SHELTON AND WANDA SIMPSON, Owners Hi-Way 67, West Mt. Pleasant, Texas COUNTRY MEAT MARKET Good Meat Means Meet Us Lone Star, Texas THE 958 DEN ARRHVES I A big day in the lives of all DHS students is the ar- rival of THE DEN. On this day students are excused from classes and assem- ble in the auditori- um to exchange autographs of friends and classmates. l57 STAR DRUG -f ' i -' ' -.'V'1 'I ' . AAL- 'rm C Pu DEPENDABLE 5 DRUGGIST Phone 120 Daingerfield, Texas Registered Pharmacists - Drive-In Prescription Service BILL COLE J. T. SHARP 'SAFE' W . Q, Q You Just Can't Beat ELECTRIC 5 J SERVICE ! Nowhere else can you buy so much comfortfor so little money. Andno- l Where else will you find more inter- est inthe welfare of school and com,- munity than at your friendly electric 'N - company. ' fnurnwfsmw flfrmff HYWER ZZMPANV GUS KENNEDY SHOE STORE There's No Business Like Shoe Business 106 N. Jefferson Mt. Pleasant, Texas FALL'S TV SALES - SERVICE Hoffman TV Service All Makes TV HENRY MASON 8. SON HARDWARE Phone 4-5371 East Side of Square Mt. Pleas ant, Texas CREACY ELECTRIC COMPANY Authorized FRIGIDAIRE Dealer Sales and Service Phone 46 Daingerfield, Texas BULLINGTON DRUG Mount Pleasant, Texas Congratulations, Seniors WYATT'S PHARMACY Lone Star, Texas Phone 3741 McKELLAR'S DEPT. STORE We Give S 8:-H Green Staznps Daingerfield, Texas and Mt. Ple as ant fu . Yin BEAVER'S GROCERY AND MARKE T Quality Foods at Fair Prices Phone 212 Daingerfield, Texas CON NOR BROTHERS, INC. General Merchandise - Star Brand Shoes Dainge rfield, Texas Shop and Save at JOHN T. KEY GENE RAL MER CHANDISE Big Smith Work Clothes Daingerfield, Texas CITY CLEANERS Modern Storage Vault Phone 10 1 - J Daingerfield, Texas Cornplirnents of PARTIN BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOPS JUNIOR FASHION SHOP Daingerfield, Texas Phone 260 Compliments of JERRY L. CHAMBLISS, TAX ASSESSOR - COLLECTOR AND DEPUTIES HOMA MARTIN, JEAN KENNEDY, AND BESSIE SMITH SISTRUNK FURNITURE CO. Ph. - PA. 4-3651 109 N. Madison Mt. Pleasant, Texas Cornplim ents of BOYET STEVENS gfteu qhocsbl CITY 9 f i as GROCERY AND MARKET U aff fi M Lone Star, Texas CONNOR MOTOR COMPANY Auto Salvage, Gas and Oil Box 202 Ph. 352, Night 389 Congratulations, Senior s ! ALLEN'S BEAUTY SHOP Ph. - 411-W Daingerfield Lunch houx is popular time at D.H.S. wWu,,,,-wvI9 VX' 5 Ylorence 1 :esenlS MY - no b rr Garret P . 6 s a chmmi Ro and corsage 21 Student Xe an aw onsoted by Cou: Council. F' F'A- Conceg 5201214 sm. tesy Week 59 sion stand at Iron Belt T 01.111131-nent H. lgh School viewed fr Om A . gncuhufe Building. Congratulations , Senior s KEY TEXACO HWY- 26 Phone 578 GEORGE TILENSTERN DEPT. STORE Mt. Pleasant, Texas BEDELL'S SADDLE SHOP Longview, Texas Compliments of MR. AND MRS. A. B. TARBUTTON, JR. Insurance and Real Estate MARSHALL BAXTER REUBEN SHAFER Phone 2651 Phone 4661 Lone Star, Texas Compliments of MT. PLEASANT SERVICE PAR TS Largest Distributors of Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables in the Southwest BEN E. KEITH COMPANY LONGVIEW, TEXAS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Mt. Pleasant, Texas Bank of Personal Service Capitol 25125, 000. 00 Surplus and Profits S275, 000. 00 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Butter-Nut Baking Company P. O. Box 110 MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS Congratulations to the Seniors of 1959 HAROLD PARSLEY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Dalngerfleld Texas Lone Star Texas Complirnents of H. T. BURGOON STORE Lone Star, Texas YOUR TRouBLEs kg vANlsH fab 45 ' RR THE BUDGET GARAGE Phone 462 Daingerfield, Texas uccess to the graduating class BEAUTY SHOP Low Prices With Friendly Service Phone 538-W Daingerfield, Texas W T fe 3. IH rmllf mm MT. PLEASANT MOTORS 404 North Jefferson Phone PA4-4351 Phone PA- 4-4941 LEGG 8. HARRISON Correct Men's Wear Mt. Pleasant, Texas BOATS WARNER'S CAMP -1 - T- ' Lone Star, Texas R. R. MORRISON INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Congratulatlons Senlor s ' Daingerfield, Texas I V Phone 12 6 Complixnents of LESLlE'S FARM SUPPLY Puau V' n Jn Daingerfield, Texas f IjJ'1n . ' Q ' 'Wd ask- 5 I. n' 'n I. .I Q! I u:,:,:u Compliments of DR. J. A. JAMES, D.C. MR. AND MRS. L. M. CADENHEAD Compliments of row 1' s s n A Sh' t THE Stet o H ts r 1 MAN's a STORE Style-Mart Shirts Jarman Shoes -f-.-.., +- if-, -.- AND SA VE LSMIJI A- AT WALTERS DRIVE-IN Phone l47 Daingerfield, Texas Compliments of PERKISON JEWELRY Daingerfield, Texas JOE POLLAN SERVICE STATICN Phone 242 -1931-f Y JERI'S Sub- Teens - Juniors - Misses PL- 3- 6723 204 N. Green Longview, Texas ATLAS TRUCK LINE, INC. REX F. RUCKER, Terminal Manager Lone Star - Phone 4141 DAIRY COME AND GET IT! 7 LJ? STAR Com.p1irnents of PERKINS Longview, Texas Congratulations, Senior s PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Lone Star W. E. KEY, JR. AMLICO STATION Daingerfield . 6,B.,a,,.Q eww Where Un1qu.e Is Comrnonplace 234 East Methvin Street Longview, Texas NAIL-HAGGARD, INC. FUNERAL HOME Phone 144 Phone 2.87 Phone 109 NAIL-HAGGARD SERVICE INSURANCE CO. See Us for Funeral Insurance Dalngerfield Texas IRVIN HARDWARE COMPANY W. O. IRVIN, JR. LEON MOORE Hardware, Building Supplies, Furniture, Gifts Daingerfield, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors The Faculty The Students THE NATIONAL BANK OF DAINGERFIELD Wishes You Much Success in the Future Chartered in 1892 THE NATIONAL BANK OF DAINGERFIELD Member F. D. I. C. --litr- Congratulations , Senior s DRS. RUTLEDGE AND LEE JOHNNY CACE'S S TEAK HOUSE Longview, Texas Famous for Shrimp in Shorts THE RECORD SHOP 230 E. Methvin Phone - Pl. 31056 Longview REDFEARN'S BAKERY Mt. Pleasant, Texas E EARL S CAFE fi siw ?mff .f Q Q nik ' i q X P KN 4 Auf REPAIRS dy T1 Automotive and Small ., f.: Zia S f , 'V EX5 MARTIN GARAGE Y i f 0 . 1 Engine Parts THE HUB LOAN CO. The Center for Small Loans Box ll6 Daingerfielcl, Texas DIXIE MAID DRIVE-IN Lone Star, Texas For Auto Supplies Shop at . . . B. C. AND H. AUTO SUPPLY Daingerfield, Texas Congratulations, Seniors FOMBY MUSIC at CIG. SERVICE Daingerfield, Texas LAST MINUTE M 5 f3NEWS Q MORRIS COUNTY NEWS E W ll il!?1 A A S Daingerfield, Texas -Zill- McNATT THEATRES MORRIS INE Z LONE S TAR DRIVE- IN Daingerfield Naples Lone Star i WILLIAMS LUMBER CCMPANY COKER OLDSMOBILE is f Compliments of EL CHICO CAFE Longview, Texas East Texas' Most Complete Department Store Us Longview, Texas M. B. POLLAN S V X llplxstzg11l l':.',-,-' , I 1 llil -... -ll.' ill 'u,--l. X 'Y nl , lp . Q '-.H NN - nu ,N ,1 ,1 l. 1 -1 -,N N ,- if rx is E X? X' Ns if if ' 1 3 N' NZ X gi N? For the Finest in Diamonds, and the Most Popular Patterns in China, Silver, Crystal and Pottery Visit KENNEDY'S JEWELERS 105 E. Tyler Longview, Texas THE EASY LAUNDRY Home Operated Daingerfield, Texas Best Wishes! TEAM DOC AND MRS. BABER I 4 Foods for Schools JAY FREEMAN COMPANY, INC. Little Rock Dallas Memphis BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF '59 Pl Tl Al Daingerfield, Texas FEGCO O YN oss be X ee' ' xo 9 QV SENIORS in the Air It's CONVAR Engineering to the Nth POWER CONVAIR A Division of General Dynamics Corporation QDaingerfie1dj Daingerfield, Texas Trebbleues' and Sandra Daugh' DOHOS, HS FULL UF VAXRHETY - FRUM SINGING TU ACTHNG James Griffin, Tommy Moore, Maurice Tigert portray Doug Wa1ker's affectionate family in speech play, Mama's Getting Married. try Billy Parsley, Liz Abston, Gail Allen, Glen Nix, Lois Jones, and Lee Mynatt entertain at Junior-Senior Banquet. IB4 llldll Comm' Mrs v - at ' Lois l0UeS' suggroom as- Nlinter'S hom seiflbw ' LILLY SALES COMPANY Institutional Foods P. O. BOX 697 Commerce, Texas Best Wishes JEFFERSON PACKING CO. Phone Mo-53211 Jefferson, Texas Congratulations, Seniors' HUNSAKER TRUCKING CONTRACTOR, INC. Lone Star, Dallas, Houston VE WW WW Qcvmwlmti :Ju L Salk if I ,. VA, , WQNMWQQOM Wy' WILSON SINCLAIR Phone 419 1 - K I! ix L . W. SUM BEST WISHES, Mr. and Mrs. Murry Nelson Hartgrove Green House Guy Robinson Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Martin Ross Lilley Mr. and Mrs. . J. H. Dalby . R. T. Owens Audrey Mae Childress Smith's Service Station . Johnny Gray . G. E. Plurnb . Woodrow T. N. Jones Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs White and Son Service Station Lone Star Mobil Station Agan Magnolia Service Station W. F. Ragland Johnson Truck Stop Stanley Body Shop Wilson's Pawn Shop Wom1'nack's The Booterie Perry Brothers Home Furniture Newrnan Bible 8: Book Store Pacisian Beauty Shop Fayes Fabrics Lone Star Grocery 8: Market C. L. Nix Grocery Mitchener 8: Leftwich Insurance Agency SENIORS Stephens Trucking Co . Shop Mac's Paint 8: Body B. F. Walker Trucking Dairy Queen Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Finley and Carol and Mrs. D. A. Davis and June, Jacky and Damon Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Howell and Mrs. J. D. Wallace Buddy and Lou Anne Joe Pierce Earl Henderson Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Howell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis Donut Shop S. M. Coffey Herman Old Mrs. A. A. Kirk Pine Hills Motel Chemell Hatchery Charles Lide Roland's Super Market Wales Trucking Co. Mr. Mr. Johnny Jimmerson Conoco Service Station Lil Abner's Cleaners E. L. Farmer Trucking f TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made , V . . 1 N VL J ,L,0'1fA'a 7 4 Q fl ,b LI Y Sfww, w M fi , .M ' H F fvffwc ' fi W - ff U Wd ju 'VX gf ' I ei 'V 4 9 !l?'7 ' , fl ,W 'WW ., f?' 4' 5 'Sf' ' ,MW f' ff? ' 1 W f K ' , fv if , W M , ,MI WM M fwx 4,4 if x Mb' LW!! WJ fl! J ' ,if f bf Lf VM U5 UMM JMPLE7 A if U 1 f J .K U MN H wt Z?,AJM, ,ffl , 'cv' f ,Q GA' WAJVKVKL wiv fi W M54 , f f ' Qi! Q, ,A A U . ,Wi I K , f F V wi 2' x . I ow Wqpdw J ' 1 W, X kfbg -X f' Vg? ,, 'JL .. Y v, fl flqv f ' M277 420 514.0 il W QNYMOFD X '07 W A7 W tum?-0 fl r X I My Www? ,Wh h Mm-Vg ffffm M fm 5 jg, 'U'f,,q, U ww! 5 7 , QC gf My J? 5655 'M ff IL 77 Q! V f Won My , J f 'IV MN fr, M A ,W J ,M HU jj M ,W tpfjgy V M fx pbgjff iii! F if .f 0 W W ,ff QM? 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