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

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 “His dimples and ready smile always beguile. He’s always happy an l singing something ‘snappy.’” Hi-V; I)e-Molay. MARIK JAM MS “Most pleasant at first meeting and improves eaeh time. Now I’m not saying this just to make a rhyme.” CHARLES JENSON “As handsome as he is tall, and as proud of his hair as of gold.” 'YE EDITOR As a Monument to the Senior Class of '24. Twenty-Eight

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 ELIZABETH WOODS (Baby) “She possesses great dignity, as all Seniors should.” Glee Club ’21-’22. •JOHN' VANSTONE (Johnnie) ‘‘The greatest cartoonist yet.” Hi Y; Orchestra; Policeman in Senior Class Play. ALINE VENABLE ‘‘Her lively looks a sprightly mind discloses.” CLARKE PETET “A schoolmate never to be forgotten.” DeMolay; Hi-Y. ANNA Rl'TII EDGAR ‘She is not lacking in determination to get whom she wants.’ Twenty-Seven

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 1924 CLASS PROPHECY BY RUTH BEAMER Who has not heard of I). H. S., And the Class of ’24? Its rnemhres are known thru all the U. S. And all the world o’er. And do you not think it very great, That now in thirty-one, 1 know the fate of eaeh classmate And all that each has done? First, there’s Anzo Anderson, The girl who stood first in the class. Of bacteriology she’s making a study, And she’s surely progressing fast. And next comes Elsie Andress, A teacher we thot she would be; Hut no! She is a steno, And a splendid one is she. And Edwin Hadgett, star debater, The very best of them all. Ran for House of Representatives Only this last fall. Then there is a fine young man— Howard Badget is his name. A civil engineer is he; Who dares deny his fame? Ida Baker’s a Latin teacher, With a degree from California U. And the failures in her classes Are indeed very few. Oeorgia Ball and Ruth Bean, Domestic Science teachers are they; And tho you hunt thru all the land, Their equals can’t be found, they say. And Laurie Barfoot, you all know, Our essayist of old. Is indeed a great genius, Writing stories worth more than gold. And then there is Jack Bledsoe, The hoy who was our “football clown;” He is traveling all thru Europe, A singer of great renown. Oh! And I almost forgot Linky! Leo Blackwell’s just the same. His voice and personality Have brought him wealth and fame. Elizabeth Bledsoe’s in Arizona— A large ranch does she own. Thus she has earned much money, And everywhere she is known. Katie Bonham and Marea Brennan Have both been married three years; The two make wives true and fine, So you see they have no fears. Then there is a band director, Known thru all the land. It is none other than Ray Brown, Who directs this noted band. Mildred Burtis is an actress, A pleasing one is she. She is the hit of the season. Appearing in gay Paree. And Doctor Bush, just our Dorothy, Far and wide she is known ; And many are the patients That she can call her own. Mary Carroll is married, You know, to a millionaire, And now she’s playing ’round Palm Beach— Wearing gowns both rich and rare. There’s Fred Chitwood, who’s now a Prof Of Creek and History; His services are wanted By every University. John Clark and Curtis Coonrod Are coaches in a Dallas school. The hoys, who all admire them, Live up to every rule. Twenty-Nine