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

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l M! 1 K Wl Ql1 -Xfliu TWENTY-FOUR MAYE BUCKHOLTZ Demure. DOROTHY NEIDERT Girl Reserves, '32-'36: Scholarship, '33-'3-4: Rain bow, '32-'36. Quiet and agreeable. MARGARETE MORRISON Reserved but friendly. VELA WHITE Unh-huh ! lil- IN MEMORY sf BILLY ARNOLD There is no flock, however watched and tended, But one dead lamb is thereg There is is no fireside, howso'er defended, But has a vacant chair. There is no deathg what seems so is transition. This life of mortal breath Is but the gateway to the home Elysian. Whose portals we call death.

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L. D. THAYER DeMolay, '34-'36. Worry little, study less, my idea of happiness. BIVINGS THOMAS DeMolay, '35-'36: Yellow Jacket Staff: Senior Class Play. You tell 'em, I stutter. SYLVIA THOMAS Still water runs deep. INEZ TRACY Small in stature, big in heart. LEROY WALKER Hi-Y, '34-'36g D Association. '35-'36g Tennis, '35-'36: Yellow Jacket Staff. The answer to a maiden's prayer. LEON WATERS Band. '32-'34Z Hi-Y. '32-'34, You tell em, zirls! JAMESENE WIGSZELL Glee Club, '32-'33: Pep Squad, '33-'34: Senior Class Play. Why, Henry ! MARGARET JEANE WILEY Girl Reserves, '34-'36: Yellow Jacket Staff. Gentlemen prefer blondes. J. C. WILLOUGHY D Association, '35-'36. I'm the older. DICK WILSON Yellow Jacket Staff. School dazed. MARIE WINEINGER Few are like her. Ml LDRED YOUNG Smiling solemnity. TWP NTY 'I HR! I 1 YiHv 7' W -001-1 'll . LA'

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TI-IE CLASS OF 1936 Murray Marshall, Valedictorian Ruth Baggett, Salutatorian OFFICERS Herbert Gentry, President Nelda Bryant, Secretary Tommy Linn, Vice-President Leroy Walker, Treasurer MAMA' S AFFAIR The Senior Class Play, Mama's Affair, was presented April 16. The cast was made up of seven of the Senior Class. They were: Dorothy Julien, Jamesene Wigzell, Florence Graham, Virginia Houghton, Bivings Thomas, Cecil Spindle, and Tommy Jay. The story centers around a self-centered mother fDorothy Julienl who de- voted her life to being ill and planning her daughter's future. Her daughter fVir- ginia Houghtonj is to marry the son fCecil Spindlej of her most intimate friend 1Jamesene Wigzellj. A doctor fTommy Jayl is called in and he sees that it is the daughter who is ill and not her mother. He prescribes a rest for the daughter and in the last act breaks up the marriage plans and marries the daughter himself. A bellhop in the hotel where the party is staying, played by Bivings Thomas furnishes the comedy effect together with Florence Graham, the doctor's housekeeper, whose Irish wit and keen insight motivates the plot to a happy ending. CLASS DAY The Denison High School Seniors held their annual Class Day, Tuesday, May 19, at Woodlake, the Rialto Theater, and in the school gymnasium with the faculty of the school as guests. The Seniors enjoyed games and a picnic lunch from 10 a. m. at Woodlake, re- turning t'o Denison in the afternoon to attend the Rialto. A dance in the gymnasium that night, to which the Juniors were invited, climaxed a perfec day. Faculty members and parents chaperoned the picnic and dance. BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaureate sermon for the Senior Class of 1936 was delivered in the auditorium of the High School, Sunday night, May 31, by Rev. S. M. Black of the Waples Memorial Methodist Church. The Seniors entered to the strains of The March of the Priests. After the invocation there followed special music by the Waples Memorial Choir, under the direction of Miss Estelle McElvaney. Reverend Black spoke earnestly to the Seniors and to the audience of their responsibility to the future as Christian citizens. His address was closed with a short prayer. The Seniors retired from the auditorium in solemn procession while the audience remained seated. JUNIOR RECEPTION The Annual Junior Reception, honoring the Seniors, took place June, 1936. This event climaxes the Juniors' farewell to the Seniors and is looked forward to with pleasure from year to year by both classes. The High School Gymnasium and Library were very attractively decorated for the occasion with crepe paper streamers and colored lights in the class colors. Music for dancing in the gym was furnished by the Carl Casteel Orchestra. Bridge, checkers, dominoes, monopoly, and ping pong were enjoyed in the Library. At inermis- sion, Freshmen and Sophomore Girl Reserves served ice cream in class colors. Iced punch was served throughout the evening. Chaperons were Miss Inez Cartwright, Junior Class sponsorg Miss Carrie John- son, Senior Class sponsorg Mr. McDaniel, and other members of the High School fac- ulty, and parents of the Juniors and Seniors. TWP NTY I' IVE X 1 IETWNS QKWIH Ql- - ' '