Denison High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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THE YELLOWJACKgT LOUR A INK MARKS “The warm red glow «f her good heart shines forth even in her hair.” (TRTIS MARSHAL!. (“Big Hoy”) Marshall is liked by all—not only because he is a good athlete and scholar, hut because he is a man and a friend Football ’‘21. ’22; Hasketbali ’22. ’22: “D” Association. JKWKLL MASON ‘‘Time devoted to study is never lost.” MII.LK'K.Vr MATTHKWS (“Nosey”) “Never finds a stranger, never has a worry.” (Hoe Cluh ‘22; Woman Customs officer in “She Knows Better Now.” PACLINK McCVLLOlTGH To meet her is to smile at one’s troubles, to talk with her is to chuckle over the uselessness of seriousness, to know her is to increase one’s love of life. Seventeen

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wmmm THE YELLOW JACKET LEOMA LA.MRERT “A friend to all and to all a friend.” PEARL LEACH (“ Pearl ie”) I’d like to enteh the man who said ignorance is l liss. ” MILDRED LEVERITT (“Nig”) ‘‘If silence were golden I would l o a millionaire.” filer Club ’21, Senior Class Play. (il.ADYS LEVY IN' “As good as gold, as pure as steel— always to be depended upon.” Saluta-torian; Class Prophet. SARAH MANSFIELD “She did her seaming and other work well, And as a cook she could always excel.”

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THE YELLOWJACKgT “When fun and duty clash, let duty sio to smash.’’ I lot Club ’21, 22; Areopagon Society; Treasurer of Radio Club. WILLIE MAE MILLER (“Hill’’) “Small in stature but great in mind.’’ Senior (Mass Play. FRANCIS MOONEY (“Radio Mug”) “Francis talks so much in class, He never knows what the teacher asks.” lie would stop and argue with a mile stone. Aeropagon Society; Radio Club. NELL MORRIS (“Baby Nell”) “So modest half her worth is not known.” (lire (Mid) ’21, ’22. ANNA DORA NELSON “She was a daughter of the gods— divinely tall.” ARRENA MILLER Kighteen