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

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JESSIE ELMORE (Duck) “Who will be the lucky one?” Literary Society ’23; Radio Club; Debate ’23. WILLIE HENDRIX (Bill) “I am very courteous and never let my studies interfere with my good times.” DOROTHY GRAY (Doris) “The easiest, freest, happiest girl in all the world.” Rainbow. ARTHUR FRANK “I see a plenty of big words, but I should prefer a few small facts.” Hi-Y. MARY STELL GILBERT “Only one year has she been with us, but we have found her to be a true friend.” RALPH HIGHTOWER “One upon whom the world can depend.” High School Jazz Orchestra; Band; “Mr. Standish” in Senior Class Play; Hi-Y ; Editor of Yellowjacket: Radio ’23-’24. Twenty-One

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 KATHEEKN HEIRONIMUS “Quiet and Friendly; Isn’t that a plenty?” CHARLES KLKISER “A quiet sort of ehap who prizes his silence in a crowd as a miser, but is otherwise in the study hall.” De-MoJay. Jl’LlA HANSON (Judy) “She isn’t very tall, but she’s full of vim and vitality from the top of her head to the tips of her toes. And she’s always talking wherever she goes.” “Madam La Orange” in Senior Class Play; Debate ’24. CLYDE HOI K We don’t know what we will make out of him. We will let him decide for himself. Hi-Y; “Philip Mason” in Senior Class Play; DeMolay; Literary Society; Radio Club. HELEN HOPKINS “She is gentle, she is shy, but there s mischief in her eye.” T wenty

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 GERTRUDE LAY (Pop) “A speech is great, but silence is greater.” (.Tee Club ’21-’22-’24; Radio Club ’23. FRED LEE MeFADDEN (Ferdie) ‘‘Shun love? How can 1. when she inis wings and I have only feet.” De-Molay; Inspector in Senior Class Play. DOROTHY LARSEN (Angelface) “She is a true blonde, of artless grace and impetuous ways.” Rainbow . Assistant Editor Yellowjacket Staff. CHARLES McOREOOR (Doc) “He isn’t tall, he isn’t loud, but he has a winning smile which outshines every dark cloud. ” DcMolay; Hi-Y. FANNIE JAMES (Fan) “Fannie is our pretty class vamp, They say her smile in the dark is as good as a lamp. ” “Mrs. Crosby” in Senior Class Play. Twenty-Two