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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1938 volume:

2 s I I i , r i l F I I i 0 9.0m 110101011 -14102. xioioioiojoioioinic P1011 I I I I I i I I I I I Sai? I i0ilv14licxi4li4vi1ri0i1blo1oioi014u11lZlD14l1fli4r1. THE YELLCIW JACKET UF193B PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS UF I DENISDN HIGH SCHDDL DENISCIN, TEXAS Pilitrioix rivers 11014 A -.... 0 11114xiix14his11::icr1u1n1u1o1u1u1u14iioinioioino 1:1I1II1uxnxnxngugnzozi1014'gi,gn1n1o1o1nzn:-ogg Fm REWCI RD Q ITIS THE WISH CIFTHEETAFFCJFIQSBTHAT i THISYELLDWJACKET MAY RECORD MEM- E CIRIEEITHATWILLAFFCIRD PLEASURE ' FDRYCIUIN THE CDMINGYEARE. l fo EDITORIAL ROSEMARY EDEN, Editor MARY MARIE JENNINGS, Assistant Editor TED BRONSTAD, Business Manager ED MCDANIEL, Assistant Business Manager MARION LYLE, Literary Editor STAFF YVONNE RALEIGH, Club Editor EARL YOUNG. Art Editor BETTY JANE JONES. Snapshot Editor REED M4'FARI.AND, Advertising: Editor FRED IRWIN. Sport Editor X I I B. MCDANIEL, SUPERINTENDENT DEDICATICIN TCIA MAN WHD HAS SERVED DENISCIN HIGH SCHCIDL FURTHE LAST SCURE UFYEARS,TD AN INDIVIDUALWHCI HAS PRDVED HIMSELFA LEADER IN ALL FCIRMS DFSCHDLASTIC ACTIV- ITIES, TCI A MAN WHD HAS WCIN THE RESPECTANDADMIR- ATICIN EIFTHE ENTIRE STUDENT BCIDYANDALL CITHERS WHD KNDW HIM--WE DEDICATE THIS 1935 YELLUWJACKET 4 DRDER CIF BEICIKS SCHDDL ADMINISTRATION CLASSES PHUTDGRAVURE FAVORITES DRGANIZATICIN ATHLETICS ADVERTISEM ENT5 THE STINGER A vkk' f A W 'Q WINTER SUMMER MANUAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT I SEWING DEPARTMENT TYPING DEPARTMENT BDCIKKEEPING DEPARTMENT . 7 . 1 .- g.. rg: 55 6:5 r, gn- - rs-,525-,K Yirff' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DDMESTIC SCIENCE MECHANICALDRAWING DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATICIN DEPARTMENT - g - i I i i l . , i M. X E. E. ROGERS, PRINCIPAL 11 FAC U LTY MISS EDITH AUSTIN MISS DOVIE MAE ARNDLD MISS MARIE ARTHUR Secretarial Training SDHTIISI1 and C0l11m'-Ulity Civics History and English at '- MRS. STELLA BYERS C. H. BRYANT MISS FRANCES FRE Algebra and General Mathematics History and Debate Typing ELS M. C. WOODWARD C. E. HUGHES J. L. DICKSON Algebra and General Mathematics Biology and General Science Geometry .12- f V FACIU LTY M. M. MARSHALL G. E. SWINDELL MISS LOIS JENKINS ilrmvhy and Trigonometry Alfvbra and Band English and Clothing Y J. S. KIMBLE ,Lu .4 B . LLOYD KEEL McCAUGHEY nokkeeymg and ,f ' F ll h .fureinr Business Training , Enghsh 'ng ls Lf' , WEST MISS JULIA HIGI-ITOWER MISS ELIZABETH GROVES Debate Latin and Emrlish Cuukin -112' E W asm nw 1. ,S-A. 'K ., MISS MARY MOORE MISS MARY ETTA LIPSCOMB English Miss PAULINE JOUVENAT Sewin' Librarian MISS MARY LOUISE SMITH MISS HAZEL HENDRIX Secretary to the Principal Secretary to the Superintendent T. W. AKlNS..,Algehra and General Mathematics. TI-IELMA BURLESON,Community Civics. G. P. BROUS,Chemistry, Physics and Algebra. OTIS I'IILLIARDiHistory and Debate. MISS BERTI-IA KNAUR...EnElish and Typing. JOCK MALONE-.Mechanical Drawing. B. McWILLIAM, Physical Education and Commercial Geography. HOWELL NOLTEZShop Work. MRS. I-I. Y. PARROTT4.English. LOGAN STOLLENWERCK.qEconomics and Commer- cial Geography. MISS MARY THURMAN...Pl1ysical Education. DOYLE WlLLlAMSMVocational Agriculture. MISS MILDRED WALKER?Spanish. 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT--MARJORIE HARSHBARGER VICE-PRESIDENT-BEN ORAM SECRETARY--EARL YOUNG TREASURERF-JUSTINE PUCKETT CLASS CIF 1938 LAVASSA ATWILL I nn-'er could any lustre see In eyes that would no look at me. IEILLIE MARIE ALLEN Worry little, study less: Thnt's my idea of happiness. BILLY RAY IIROGDEN What is hastily done Is not well dune. HOWARD BROOKS He who has no head Wants no hat. NEILAN BICMIS I'm happy and I'm lucky, So maybe I'll get by. MARCIA BATES Always unprepared. TED BRONSTAD A laugh is worth a hundred groans. R. L. BRASWELL He takes the world as it is, Not as it ought to be. FRED BRUNSON Clever men are good, But they are not the best. JENNIE BROWN A true friend is forever a friend. KATIE RAY CAMPBELL What does it matter if one has beauty? GLORIA CATHEY All complain for want of silver: None for want of sense. CARL COX A small coin in a large jar Makes a great noise. DOROTHY COBB In ourselves our future lies. 1 . I, fy, 1,1 K. all 1 J D LYDIA JO BOTHE What she does she does well. CARL AKERS He has a why for every wherefore. LEE BRIGHAM He who is happy is rich enough. WILLIS BEAM A man not of words but of action. FRANKIE PEARL BROWN Her quiet ways speak loudly. CONNIE CORCORAN Happy men have many friends. CLASS CIF 1938 MARY EVANS Life is a jest, and all things show it: I thought so once but now I know it. AMELIA DODD A soft tongue never speaks harsh words. ROSEMARY EDEN Not very U-111: not very smallg But fair and sweet and loved by all. EUGENE FAULKNER Everything comes if a man will only wait LYNN GUILLOUD He who is silent conquers much. EDWIN FEHR Men of valor are most always modest. NORMA FINLEY Young heads are giddy. R. H. GRANT All great men are dead and 1'm not feeling well. CLASS DF193B ROGENE ISABELL Smile and be happy. ROSALEE LAMB Her friends are many and her friendship is prized. VIOLA JONES He who hesitates is last. EVELYN LEDBETTER Longer acquaintance makes the heart grow fonder. HAROLD LAUGHLIN He always succeeds, though without much show. KAY KOHFELDT It's fun to be famous. JOHN LYNCH It's not wise to be wiser than necessary. C. L. LAWRENCE I The fewer the words, the greater the profit. LEILIAH GRAY Light hearted, gay and free. ODESSA GALYON Second thoughts are best. THERON HOOPER Such men are the salt of the earth REBECCA HIXON Among thorns grow roses. FRANCES HALE No one is wise at all times. GEORGE HOEY He that knows when to speak, Knows when to be silent too. -21- Q . ii FRANCES REDMON Laugh and the world laughs with you: Weep and they laugh at you. DOROTHY RHEAY Underneath her quietness you'l1 find a lady. YVONNE RALEIGH A dimple in a woman's cheek Makes a dent in a man's heart. HOPE RIDDLE A girl who was born to be a friend Today, tomorrow, and to the end. MARY RHODES The deepest rivers flow with the least. noise. JOHN REDMON 'Tis an old maxim in the school, That flattery's the food for fools. 1 -22- CLASS DF 1938 RACHEL MARLOW Earnestness is the soul of work. HATTIE BELLE NORRIS Never lets her studies interfere with her education. JOE PAGE Slow but sure. JUNE LYNCH If silence were golden.TI'd be a pauper JUSTINE PUCKETT No padlocks has her tongue. CHARLOTTE McGRA'l'H Oh, the fickleness of men. J. W. OWNBY The lion is not as fierce as he is painted. RALPH NEWCOMB He is a friend on whom you may depend. CLASS ClF193B ELAINE SPENCER An old friend is better than two new ones. HAZEL SLAGLE Always willing to learn. EDNA JANE STARNES Willing to cheer the world along with a smile. EDNA MAE STEELE Ho-ho, ha-ha, me too! HELEN STITZELL Every inch of her height Is an inch of delight. ELIZABETH STRATTON Pbrsonality is an immortal treasure. KATHLEEN STEEL What I know, I know I know. JACK THORNTON Normally quiet,when asleep. 2? IVA LOU RUSSELL Persistency leads to success. I. J. RUSSELL More have repented speech than silence. ART RUTLEDGE You can never tell about these quiet fellows MAY LAVERNE SAVAGE Upright and grand and not a piano. MARY GAIL SHEARER Always minding her own business. PHYLLIS PHILLIPS Give me today and you can have tomorrow. -23. ROY OWNBY God's gift to the women. VIRGINIA WRIGHT Little by little, one goes far. WARREN DAVIS Quite studious, and never in JOHN MARSHALL HOWELL Alas! I have my education. JACK COLE Never hurries, never worries. BEN ORAM Don't view him with a critic's the way. 9579, But pass his imperfections by. CLASS CIF 1938 LORAINE TOWNES One day of pleasure is worth two of sorrow. RUTH TRUESDELL A merry heart doeth good. MARTHA LOUISE WAGNER Calm, collected and capable. MARY MARGARET WHITFILL Solitude is often the best society. KENNETH WHITFILL As a man thinks, so is he. FRANCES WILSON Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. CARROL WILLOUGHBY It's the men that cause the women to dislike each other. BETTY WINGREN Imagination governs the universe. :ffv2gfraQg:u.- M CLASS C'lF193B ELAINE WRIGHT Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven. THERESA CORCORAN I'm so busy, oh so busy. EARL YOUNG A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. J. D. WRIGHT They can conquer who think they can. ll SENIOR CLASS SONG We stand on the doorstep at eventide now, The wind whistles by with a moan, The fields will be whitening, but we will be gone, To roam o'er the wide world alone. We stood on the doorstep when school time was o'er, And longed for the time to go by, And now' it is gone and we stand here tonight To bid our dear schoolmates good-bye. Good-bye, dear old schoolmates, Good-bye to our school, God bless those we leave with a sigh, W'e'll cherish fond memories when we G'ood-bye, dear old schoolmates, good-bye. There are many temptations with which we shall meet, And sad, mournful cenes every day, But the faces at school, Oh, we never shall greet, Their forms will be so far away, But we'1l think of the dear old stone step at the door, And oft drop a tear from our eye, We'll stand in our dreams as we stand here tonight, To bid our dear schoolmates good-bye. .25- are away HUGH ANDERSON BOB BAILEY CRAIG BANZER CLIFTON BELL LEONARD BUTCHER J. D. CANTRELL JAMES CARPENTER ORA CHAPPELL RUTH CONNER MILDRED CROSS WOODROW DeFRATUS BILLY DISHMAN CLAYTON ELDREDGE GUY FORISHA MARGARET FOSTER ANITA FRANKS GEORGIA GENTRY LAVERNE GUILLOUD JAMES HALE FRANCES HALE CHARLES HARLESS ROY HATFIELD HELEN HENDERSON OLIVER JACKSON MARY ELLEN JENNINGS FERN KING OMA DELL KUSCH FLOYD LOWRY ARTHUR MALEAR JOE MASON CLASS CIF 1938 BRYANT MCCOMB REED MCFARLAND PAULINE MITCHELL MARGARET MORSE DORIS MOSLEY ARTHUR MURRIN S. J. OAKLEY THELMA ODLE MARGARET PARISH HELEN JOYCE REYNOLDS CLARENCE RICHARDSON JACK SAMPSELL FLORA LEE SARTIN MARY LOUISE SCOFIELD JAMIES SCOTT LAVERNE SHARPE DALE SHEARER RUBY SINGLETON ELIZABETH SMIERS MELBA SUMMERS FORREST TAYLOR HOWARD THOMASON EARL WAITS MARIE WHALEY HARRY WHITMORE CLYDE WILBURN BILLY WILLIAMS JIM WILSON, Jr. LETHA CLAIRE WILSON CHARLES WINEINGER Y CLASS ClF1.93B HCINCIR STUDENTS SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Attaining second honors, Marjorie Harshbarger, who attended Pottsboro Grammar School, graduates as Salutatorian of the Class of '38, Sho served as President of the Scholarship Club during her senior year. Leading the Senior Class, Dorothy Cobb, former student of Central Ward School, graduates as Valedictorian of the Class of '38, She has been active in school and social organizations during her hiEh school years. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Each year as a part of the Commencement Exercises, the senior class presents a play, generally known as the class play. This year the class presented The Thirteenth Chair , a three act mystery, which was exceptionally good and was hailed with enthusiasm throughout the school and city. The cast consisted of Rosemary Eden, Oliver Jackson, Edna Mae Steele, Earl Young, Bettie Wingren, Kathleen Kohfeldt, Neilan Bemis, Art Rutledge, J. D. Wright, Justine Puckett, Margaret Foster, Cloyce Hammon, Elizabeth Stratton, Ben Oram, John Lynch, Ted Bronstad, Reed McFarland. Carl Cox and Marion Lyle. The action of the play centered around the attempt to discover the murderer oi Spencer Lee, During a spiritualistic seance for that purpose, Spencer's best friend, Edward Wales, was stabbed. The remainder of the play was devoted to clearing up the mystery and discovering the murderer of the two men. Mrs. H. Y. Parrott and Miss Mildred Walker of the high school faculty directed the presentation and the school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. G. E. Swindell, furnished music between acts. SENIOR CLASS DAY On May 11, one hundred-sixty Seniors, accompanied by Faculty members and mothers of some of the Seniors enjoyed an outing at Woodlake. During the morning, games, swimming, and races were enjoyed by everyone. A delicious lunch was served at noon. Sandwiches, salads, relishes, cake, and potato chips were contributed by the girls of the class, while the boys of the class furnished lemonade and ice cream for the occasion. The crowd returned early in the afternoon for a theatre party at the Rialto. The Juniors were invited to be the guests of the Seniors at an informal party in the Gymnasium that evening, where games and dancing were enjoyed. The Gymnasium was decorated in the Senior Class colors. f if q i , ,' J, ,ig f ' ,- ifQ 'E, . Lau , Q A -P ' H . +-.M naw -1.3, . if' ' 'fif nf ' . s ' if f' WLM, . A . ' l ' 4' BACDALAUREATE ' ., The Baccalaureate Sermon was delivered on Sunday night, May 22, 1938, to a large audience, by the Rev. Paul O. Cardwell, of Trinity Methodist Church. The subject of his address was The1 Set Q of the Heartfi The Trinity Methodist Choir offered music for the occasion. The Seniors, in caps and gowns, occupied the center section while the remainder of the audi- torium was filled with relatives and friends of the graduates. .1 . , t 2 ' X R 'S PRESENTATION CIF c:l.Avss MANTLE The conferringofthe class mantle upon the Junior Class on the closing day of school is one of the memorable events' of the Commencement week. This traditional presentation ceremonyf is made impressive by the appearance of the President of the outgoing class, clad in thea robe bearing numerals of by-gone classes...the last numeral being of the present class., After anhadmonitoiiy speech the Senior President, Marjorie Harshbarger, transferred the mantle to the shoulders of the Junior President: Edna Marie Groezinger. ' . V! Q BCIMMENCEMENT , ' Graduation exercises for the members of the Class of '38 were held in the High School Auditorium on the evening of May 27. If Rev. L. R. Lamb offered the Invocation. Dorothy Gobb, Valedictorian, and Marjorie 'Harshbarger, Salutatorian, delivered talks of their own composition. Twg choruses, Kentucky Babe, and The Old Refrain were sung by the graduating group. C -1 T W X Dr. E. M. Waits, President of T. C. U. gave an inspiring address to the Seniors. .W . . Diplomas were presented to the Graduates by Superintendent B. McDaniel. Awards sponsored , by ward schools and Service Clubs, and scholarships were presented'to outstanding members of the graduating class and other students 'of the school. A ' , i 1 J L Q, . nga ' :Qi J. . 7' 1 , x is iffy. -I ' P .1 :'.:,1,w g., . H , , -Q X u wx NZ, ,Q . :X fi X Q .f H , .Q ' ,V 1 ., fi?-1 -x -f .. . ' 5 Q s lx- '-,- .uf-' X Q! avi. ,Q , :, rf? - P, YQ, N -' 3. nib ,F - . ,.- X, ,-, vu- 'VX H, .5 N 'Q - qv vnw U--.M -.,,..v. 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GEORGINE CUCHENER 1Butterfly7 DOLORES DENTON fFirecrackerJ BILLIE KATHRYN ELLISON TED ELLISON 1Kayl DOUGLAS ELMORE -31- CLASS cnF19:39 ,V fr? ,Z ff if CLASS CIF 1939 ANNIE RUTH FOSTER IMOGENE GATHRIGHT fGeneJ JOE GALYON DORIS GASKILL EUGENE HAI-INEL 1Cavy? BOBBY GOULD iNigb BILLY I-IANKS JUANITA GRAY fNita7 JACK LITTLE EDNA GROEZINGER 'N A , ? .- ,Q A A CLARA HEIMBURGER cxeam 'Q GEORGE RAY HODGES VQ fsisx ,ix Q MARY MARIE JENNINGS As fSh':rryD HELEN L0UIsE HODGES iFreckD LEOTA HOOPER HELEN HOOVER -32. y . CLASS DF 1939 DOROTHY MILLSAPPS fDot7 BILL MITCHELL DOROTHY LEE MILAM ARDATH MOORE CBullfrogJ LOIS MIXON like? ELOISE RAMSEY fRamJ GLORIA SANDERS iTupperD JAMIE SCOTT lScottieJ ELOWESE PRESLEY iCurlyJ BIDDIE MARIE ROWLAND fBittyl FRANCES JENKINS fFranJ ERMINIE JOHNSON 1To0 HAROLD HEATH 4Scootl LOUISE LANE fLnnD EDWARD McDANIEL iLittl-2 Mc! BILLY McCUTCI-IEN iTurkcyD -33- CLASS DF1939 x X 1 WANDA SUE SMITH ANGIE LOU WATERS DOROTHY MAE SIMMS ANNA LEE WILLOUGHBY fBlondy7 ELAINE SCROGGINS GLENNIS WALTZ 1 L' C' WALL lGwennaJ BILLY WHITNEY 4PinkyJ JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .,,,,,.A,,,,v,,...,,,,A,,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,,..,,,,.,,,A,.,,. Edna Marie Grnezinzer Vice-President .,.. .,..,.,,,,,...,,,,, B illy Werlla Secretary .,...... .,,,. G eorgine Cuchener Treasurer ..,,. Charmian Byers JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION In keeping with a tradition which is as old as the school, the Juniors entertained the Seniors with a farewell party in the Gymnasium on the night of May 25. The Gymnasium, where the couples enjoyed dancing, was gay with the Junior and Senior colors used in tasteful decoration, and the Library, where games were enjoyed by others. was likewise decorated. Specialties, arranged by the entertainment committee, were featured during the evening, and refreshments were served by the Sophomore and Freshmen Girl Reserves. Members of the faculty and the School Board and parents of the Seniors chaperoned. - 84 - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I SCIPHMCIRES Elaine Wood, Julia Ann Covington, Betty Van Hoesen, Elaine Bengal, Mickey Allen Edith Marlow. Lura Hastings, Anna Lee Browder, Manette Brooks, Julia Johanning, Doris Chapman, Maxine McDaniel. Henry Jennings, Dale Smith, James Smithson, Samuel Kirkham, Billy Peterson J. K. Jones, Sonny Thompson. Geraldine Burgess, Rosalie Bush, Mary Jean Ball, Kathryn Orr, Allie McGee, Mary Mauk. f 9 N A kv ' x SDPHUMCIREE Betty Jean McDaniel, Sue Alma Renfro, Mary Evelyn Forisha, Dorothy, Dean Parker, Mildred Orr, May Ownby, Edna Ruth Stovall. Margaret Ross, Billie Mace, Patty Sue May, Elsie Mae Stevens, Mary Kathryn Redmon, Wanda Ransom, Louise Payne. Bobby Taylor, Horace Slagle, Ellen King, Betty Jane Eden, Mae Dell Hendricks, Peggy Ashburn. Edward Dillard, John Shone, Lamar Melton, Ray Simmons, Glendon Flowers, James Hill, Louis Vaughn. Bob White, Bobby Slagle, Tom Lynch. ,3S- FRESHMEN Virginia Julian, Geraldine Morgan, Virginia Seale, Benadean Burgret, Doll Lenderman, Alma Ruth Rowland. Charlotte Bothe, Lois Ashburn, Helen Ball, Addy Mae Mixon, Julian Freeman. Cleo Crittenden, Otto Brucker, David Moore, Glenna Brigham. Charles Cowe, Gordon Rutledge, Harry McCool. -'Y!i- Kg, -rw-s 1 :iii-' 3. :Vw VV +1-W:-.gQ1' FRESHMEN Jack Cook, Janet Hauser, Dorothy Marlow, Peggy Bryan, Joyce Crane, Ben Hearn Lynette Vanston, Betty Doak, Betty McKenzie, Betty McCurtain, Evelyn Dunbar Wanda Rushing. Inez Barnhill, Leontine, Cotton, Evelyn Burk, Virginia Pressley. Harvey Campbell, Elmer Allen, Ben Blanton, Lee Collins. Aw- fuk, , f-f .- wifi- ,V -,L mf 'V' ffl-'J ..,. ,XIX 1'1 'x.S 3,5 fa Q' , fw tv. ,.w. ' 22 Il,-4 1 .V-34 N , u f .,.,. -W. 'Vw' . , , v. ,. -1 , 41. f , . pf! ,M k ,, 3 Q, ,,,.A- ,- ' . x ' A.-1. 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'Y Four sweet young How am I doin'? Heels over heads. S. O. S. iSave our things Soles. I 1 Truck to the right! Same truckers different pose. Can this be love? Resting? Three of a kind. Just resting. 'AChampions. School daze. Lonesome 'I Alone-with his thoughts Coach. A smile for Harold. The old swimming hole. Talking it over. Boy, what a ride. Football training camp. if N SON CSTY LIMIT At 11:591k A. M. At 12:01. Concentzating ? Getting confectonary, Parked Resting. Close Harmony. 'Tenshunf' About face. Wooden Dolls stepping out A pep rally. D-D-Den-I-I-son. Hep! Hep! Keep in step. fbi , ,--' ffiigk . t ,..,.....q,xM -V A - A - . ' f, ,MC r. J x Ii . f,k: X ' V K KW ,A L M x L 'Qx j Wfrg. 9 . Q 'L -Q-..,f.,,,,ww Q Q. W M, , ,..-- ' ,......W - .X ..,....... ,y..m-v-AN- ,,...ow--f-A .,j1.. 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T, ,mf I I I i I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I Elaine Wood, Reba Davis, Edna Groezinger, Joyce Crane, Mildred Whiteavre, Wanda Ransom. Mary Evans, Dolores Benedict, Elizabeth Stratton, Lena Jackson, Elaine Wri Katie Marie Thornton, Marilyn 0'Bryan, Dolores Denton, Elowese Presley, Virginia Young. Madge Kennedy, Juanita Sanders, Clara Heimburzer. Hazel Slagle, Katie Evans. THE RAINBIIIW CLUB The Order of Rainbow was originated by William Mark Sexton of McAlester, Oklahoma. It is a fraternal order for girls between the ages of thirteen and twenty. lt stresses faith in oursilves, serviee in others and patriotism to our country. The assembly meets on the first and third Saturday of each month. ght, Gloria Sanders. The Denison Assembly No. 23, Order of Rainbow for Girls was orpranized on June 22, ID23, and is sponsored by the Gate City Chapter No. 77, Order of Eastern Star. Officers are eleeted and appointed every four months. The present officers are Madize Kennedy, Worthy Advisor: Geoerrine Cllehener, Worthv Associate Advisor: Elizabeth Stratton, Charity: Sarah Darby, Hone: Hazel Slagle, Faith: Juanita Sanders, Treasurer: Pauline Notprrz-iss, Recorder: Gloria Sanders, Drill Leader: Lena Jackson, Chaplain: Edna Marie Groezinyzer. Musician: Elaine Wood, Love: Katie Mae Evans, Religion: Wanda Ransom, Nature: Mildred Wall, Immortality: Clara Heimbur- fzer, Fidelity: Dorothy Cobb, Patriotism: Elowese Presley, Serviee: Joyee Crane, Confidential Observer: Lnella Ackerman, Outer Observer. It has on its advisory board, twelve members of the Order of Eastern Star and Masons, headed by W. A. Neef as chairman and Mrs. A, L. Ford as Mother Advisor. During the year the Assembly has parties and pienies, and elimaxes the school year by honorim: the graduates with a danee. Grand Assembly meets in Austin in June. i 1 We 1 -5 pw ' Elaine Wood, Theresa Corcoran, Dorothy Huffman, Kay Kohfeldt, Billy Hill, Rebecca Hixon. Betty Jean I-Iagans, Martha Louise Beam, Fern Spratling, Ruth Scott, Mary Read Bremerman. Ed McDaniel, Dolores Benedict, 'llhelma Thomson. Charmian Byers, Clara Heimburger, Billy Cole Werlln. Bob White, Joe Badgett, Price Parker, Jack Little, Ray Simmons. Bill Mitchell, David Dorchester, Jack Knaur, Jack Van Hoesen, Charles Hagans, John Cornell. THE SPEAKERS FCI RUM The Public Speaker's Forum was founder for the purpose of promoting all types of Public Speaking. The organization includes in its membership, not only those enrolled in Public Speaking classes, but also the Debaters, the Extemporancous Speakers, the Deolaimers, and the members of the National Forensic League. The officers for 1937-38 are: President, Thelma Thomson: Secretary, Edward McDaniel: Vice-President, Kay Kohfeldtg Sponsor, Otis Hilliard. Two vears ago a chapter of the National Ferensic League, a national organization was formed. It has a membership of 20, and ranks as one of the strongest Chapters in Texas. Keys were awarded the members on the basis of their record as Public Speakers. Two of the members were awarded the degrees of Special Distinction and six were awarded the degrees of Excellence. All types of speakers. who engaged in contests with other schools, are eligible for membership in the fraternity. The Forum was responsible for a number of programs in Assembly. The organization also put on the air a weekly radio program over station KRRV. Denison High School was represented in Declamation this year by Kay Kohfeldt., Senior Girl Declaimerg Charles Hagans, Senior Boy Declaimer: Clara Heimburger, Junior Girl Deelaimer: and Jack Cooke. Junior Boy Declaimer. Denison High was represented in Extemporaneous Speech Contest by Dolores Benedict and Arba Fitzhugh. .7G- BILLY WERLLA EDWARD McDANIEL CI-IARMIAN BYERS THERMA THOMSON DEBATE TEAM S The boys' debating team representing Denison High School this year in the Texas Interscholastic League Contests consisted of Edward McDaniel and Billy Werlla. Thelma Thomson and Charmian Byers composed the girls' team. The boys' team defeated Sherman and were eliminated in the District Meet. Considering the year's record as a whole, both of these teams made an excellent showing. Edward engaged in 17 debates and lost 5: Billy, in 15 debates and lost 7: Thelma in a total of 19 debates and lost 4: and Charmian in a total of 25 debates and lost 8. All 4 of these speakers will be back next year and great things are expected of them. The Debate Club this year consisted of 13 active members. These debaters engaged in a total of 201 debates and lost only 70. They engaged in tournaments held in Waco, Wichita Falls, Denton, Dallas, and Denison. They made an excellent record in each of these tournaments. In addition, the two teams mentioned above participated in the official debates at Sherman and Dallas. The individual records of these debaters were as follows: TOTAL DEBATES WON LOST Dorothy Huffman 23 19 4 Marth L. Beam 23 14 9 Mary R. Bremerman 14 10 4 Betty Jane Hagans 13 7 6 Elaine Wood 8 4 4 Ray Simmons 21 13 8 David Dorchester 12 6 6 David Rotchstein 19 12 7 Jack Knaur 17 9 8 Edward McDaniel.....above Billy VVerllalabove Thelma Thomson-.above Charmian Byersiabove As a result of their records, two of these debaters, Thelma Thomson and Charmian Byers have been awarded the Degree of Special Distinction in the National Forensic League. Three others, Martha Louise Beam, Dorothy Huffman, and David Rotchstein, earned the Degree of Excellence in the same organization. Six others, Betty Jane Hagans, Ray Simmons, Mary Bremerman, Billy Werlla, David Dorchester, and Edward McDaniel earned the Degree of Honor. Members of the National Forensic League having the Degree of Merit are: Theresa Corcoran, Jack Knaur, Gloria Sanders, Arba Fitzhugh, Dixie McKeel, Price Parker, Vivian Harris, Elaine Bengel and Charles Hagans. In the District Meet of the National Forensic League, held at Dallas, the Denison High School Chapter placed second out of a field of 12 Chapters representing Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. Theresa Corcoran earned the right to compete in the National Meet and Price Parker took second in original oratory. Excellent work was also done this year by the Freshman Boy Debaters, coached by Mr. Charles Bryant and the Freshman Girl debaters, coached by Miss Ruth West. Debating in Denison High School is under the direction of Mr. Otis Hilliard. . 77 . Martha Louise Wagner, Hope Riddle, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Norma Finley, Billie Ann Bulloch, Yvonne Raleigh, Mary Jo Evans, Katy Ray Comphell, Rebecca I-lixon. Frances Redmon, Betty Wingren, Ellenor Hauser, Ouida Dickey, Theresa Corcoran, Janie Starnes, Elaine Wright, Dorothy Cobb. Betty Jane Jones, Justine Puckett, Elizabeth Stratton. Edna Mae Steele, Helen Stitzell, Gloria Cathey, Dixie McKeel, Emma Jean LaFon. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserve Club is a junior branch of the Y. W. C. A. Its membership includes teen-age Hirls of all races and nationalities.. It is an honor to belong to the Girl Reserve Club, for it is more than just a social club. It teaches girls to think, to develop talents, to be tolerant, to be considerate, to play fair. It teaches them to enjoy outdoor diversions, games and sports. The symbol, blue triangle enclosed in a circle, has a meaning all its own. The triangle represents the three sides of a growing personality....body, mind and spirit. It shows their importance each to the other. The circle is the expression of this personality as it comes in contact with others. As a, girl develops, so also does the triangle and the circle made by the perfect body, keen mind, and Christian like spirit. This is the ideal for which Girl Reserve strives. Eight years ago the Girl Reserve Club of Deniosn was organized under the sponsorship of Mrs. W. B. Munson, Jr. Mrs. Munson has been the sponsor since that time, and with her councilors, Miss Dovie Mae Arnold, Mrs. G. E. Swindell, Miss Thelma Burleson, Miss Elizabeth Groves, Miss Mary Etta Lipscomb, Miss Bertha Knaur, and Miss Pauline Jouvenat, lends sympathetic understanding and assistance. -T8- ,AM . 6 . x Helen Hodges, Mary Marie Jennings. Georgine Cuchener, Juanita Gray, Eddina Burch, Biddie Marie Rowland. Lilly Bell Darnell, Frances Jenkins, Ellen King, Peggy Jo Crittenden, Virginia Nelson. Chnrmian Byers, Dolores Benedict, Elizabeth Coonrod, Bobby Gould. GIRL RESERVES CONTINUED FRDM PAGE 7B On Wednesdays the Girl Reserves and councilors meet in general assembly or in groups ac- l'0!'llll'lSZ' to school classification. There the zirls are entertained by guest speakers, school talent, or discussions of plans for social activities. Social features of the club are the Neewollah Fiesta, late in October. the Valentine costume party in February, and the Mother and Daughter banquet in May. During the year there are izroup activities such as hikes, picnics, and parties, supervised by group councilors. In December, the new members are admitted into the club by a Recognition Service. All elder members of the club are present to renew their lovalty to the club in a manner so touching as to leave a lasting imprcssfon on visitors as well as pledxzes of the club. -79- 1 -ii. lining: N, I Edna Ruth Stovall, Julia Johanning, Katherine Moncrief, Elaine Bengal, Mary Evelyn Forisha, Wanda Ransom, Frances Johnson. Betty Van I-Ioesen, Katie Marie Thornton, Elsie Mae Stephens, Peggy Ashburn, Lena Jackson, Mary Katharine Redmon, Betty Jean McDaniel, Mildred Orr. Edith Marlowe, Maxine McDaniel. Margaret Ross, Ellen King, Billy Mace, Alonzo Lee Stanphill, Julianne Covington. GIRL RESERVES To the Knights in the days of old, keeping watch on the mountain height Came a vision of Holy Grail, and a voice through the waiting night Follow, follow, follow the gleam, Standards of worth o'er the earth. Follow, follow, follow the gleam Of the fhallemle' that is the Grail. -80- Lynette Vanston, Virginia Seale, Jessie Miller, Peggy Bryan, Benadean Burget, .lean Edmiston Anna Fitzhugh. Virginia Hall, Marjorie Chase, Geraldine Morgan, Helen Ball, Joyce Crane, Evelyn Dunbar, Venita Grundy Lois Ashburn, Joan Baggett, Betty Doak, Addie Mae Willoughby, Jackie Nell Horner, Joan Westbrook Virginia Julien, Ruth Wade, Hallie Bailey, Betty McKenzie, Doris Finley, Leontine Cotton. GIRL RESERVES And he who would serve the King, and loyally Him obey, To the consecrate silence know that the challenge still holds today. Follow, follow, follow the gleam, Standards of worth o'er all the earth. Follow, follow, follow the gleam Of the light that shall bring the dawn. -31. u 4 N. . n. ' 1 KAI Sam Chewning, Auldean Crowe, Elaine Wood, Frances Jenkins, Anna Sibyl Marshall, Philip Dowd. Edward Mcllaniel, Glennis Waltz, Rosebud Guynes, Nelda Corthron, Betty Clark. Mary Read Bremerman, Merline Jackson, Pauline Pedigo, Luey Presson, Imogene Gathright, Billie Peterson. Helen Hodges, Mary Marie Jennings. Really Ann Vaughn, Lois Woods, James Smithson. Horace Slagle, Harry Calvird, Melvin Tucker, Charmian Byers, Clara Heimburger. David Dorchester. Ray Simmons, Jack Knaur. SCHOLARSHIP CLUB The Srholarship Club was organized in 1923 with an initial membership of twenty-four members, but this year there are sixty-eight members. Miss Mildred Walker is sponsor. The Club officers for this year are as follows: Marjorie Harshbarger, Senior President: Dolores llenediet, Junfur Vice-President: Merline Jnekson, Sophomore Secretary: and Mary Evelyn Forisha, Sophomore Treasurer. The club membership is limited to those students who have a scholastic average of ninety per rent in four subjects for the ureeedimz year with no grade below eighty. The seennd term's averagfe may balance the first term's average. 'l'he club meets the first Monday in each month, at which time the members discuss topics of world-wide interest. Of all the social activities of the club, the most. enjoyable one is the theatre party held near the end ni' the spring: term. t 2 uv-I VxQlSi5 '9 NZDUY .., , Q . X, , R. H. Grant, Norma Finley, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Audrey Moye, Edna Groezinger, Dorothy Cobb, Doris Virginia Iles. Martha Louise Wagner, Katie Ray Campbell, Martha Louise Beam. Rebecca Hixon, Frances Johnson, Willie Mae Walker. Mary Margaret Whitfill, Dorothy Gene Millsapps, Mary Evelyn Forisha, Mary Katherine Redmon, Wanda Ransom, Mildred Cantrell. Dolores Benedict, Marion Lyle, Jimmie Ellis, Rosemary Eden, Helen Stitzell, Ted Bronstad. Arba Fitzhugh, Clayton Eldredge, Gloria Cathey, Marjorie Harshbarger, Mildred Haneock. sci-IULARSHIP :Lua The following have been members of the Scholarship Club for the last three years: Ted Bronstad Dorothy Cobb Rosemary Eden Mary Evans Norma Finley Geraldine Fitzgzerahl R. H. Grant Marjorie Harshharxrer g Marion Lyle -273- Conch Stollenwerck, Billy Hanks, Elvis Blankenship, Oliver Jackson, Art Rutledge, Assistant Coach Bennie McWilliams. Roy Ownby, Richard Irwin, M. E. Vandiver, Belton Deese, Larry Phillips. Dale Shearer, Fred Taylor, Eugene Schleuse, Billy Hempkins, Walter Lewis. D AEECICIATICIN Eleven years ago, football men formed what is now known as the D Association. As the years moved on they continued to grow until today it includes the men who have lettered in football, basketball, track, and tennis. The officers of the D Association for the 1937-38 term are: President, Oliver Jackson: Secretary-Treasurer, Art Rutledge. The primary purpose of the Association is to prevent the ineligible wearing of the cherished D and to prevent the wearing of foreign letters in the school and on the campus. A boy lettering! in any of the sports for the first time has to undergo a strenuous initiation. Members devise menial tasks and humorous stunts which he must perform. Those lettering in football were: Elvis Blankenship, Oliver Jackson, Art Rutledge, Roy Ownby, Theron Hooper, Lee Brigham, Edward Harris, Richard lrwin, M. E. Vandiver. Belton Dee-se, Larry Phillips, Dale Shearer, Fred Taylor, Eugene Schleuse, Billy Hempkins, Walter Lewis and Bill Hanks, Mgr. Leonard Butrher and Fred Irwin, lettered in football last year but were not eligible this year. Those lettering in basketball were: Oliver Jackson, Art Rutledge, Roy Ownby, Edward Harris, Howard Thomason, Richard Irwin, Fred Taylor and Bill Hempkins. Mgr. Those lettering in track were: Oliver Jackson, Art Rutledge, Roy Ownhy, Ed. Harris, Howard Thomason and Fred Taylor. -S4- 1 :gh . xg ,K Andy Brister, Ed Harris, Oliver Jackson, Marion Lyle, Reed McFarland, Ted Bronstad, Billy Williams, Ed Dillard, Earl Young, Bill McCutchen, Sponsor J. S. Kimble, John Cornell, Jimmy Hayden, John Redmon. Melvin Tucker, Neilan Bemis, Jerome I-Iinkle, David Dorchester, Harold Laughlin, .lack Knaur. Art Rutledge, Joe Badgett, Ben Orem, Dale Glover, George Ray Hodges, Billy Hanks, Robert Slagle. HI-Y CLUB The Denison Hi-Y Club was organized in 1922 by McKee Fisk who acted as sponsor until 1926. Upon the opening of school in the fall of 1926, Mr. Howell became sponsor and served one year. He was succeeded by Charles Hill two years later. Upon his resignation in the fall of 1928, Mr. J. S. Kimble, the present sponsor, was installed. Officers for the first semester were: Andy Brister, President: Ed Harris, Vice-President: Oliver Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer: The second semester officers were: Ted lironstad, President: Earl Young, Vice-President: Marion Lyle, Secretary-Treasurer. The purpmse of the Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the School and Community, higher standards of Christian chararterf' The Hi-Y Club has engaged in many interesting activities during the year. Among: the out- standing events were: The Older Boys Conference at Temple in February: the presentation of Parkinson's group of talented musicians in March: the annual Father and Son Banquet ,in April: and numerous fzym programs, pie and chili suppers. -85- I I m, mf, '7w,1 .a ,- V ff..-r on Lois Beckham, Inez Barnhill, Ada Braswell, .lim Nimon, Ben Hearn, Reba Christyne Davis, Janet Hauser, Nina Jean Stevens. Dolores Hawkins, Addie Mae Mixson, Leliah Gray, Zoe Ella Rutherford, Mildred Mosley, Betty Good Knight. Billy Henry, Evelyn Burke, Aljara Nelson, Elsie Cooper, Imogene McMeen, Wanda Rushing Evelyn Dunbar. Leon King, Merline Jackson, Letha Worthington, Helen Bruno, Lura Hastings, Sam Kirkham. Sponsor Miss Julia Hightower, Mae Laverne Savage, Mary Redmon. Wanda Ransom, Doll Lendermnn. LATIN CLUB -35- --.-...-1 q---- Miss Julia Co Hazel Slagle, Betty James McMen .-.-.ov .-.a..-- Hightower, PeEgy Seabaugh, Dixie McKeel, Emma Jeane LaFon, Edna Groezinger, Dorothy bb , Virginia Nelson, Mary .lo Evans. Hattie Belle Norris, Thelma Thomson, Mary Louise Bruno, Bobbie Gould, Charmian Byers, Wingren, Elaine Wood. amy Joe Mason Ed McDaniel Jack little Charles I-Iagans Price Parker Jimmie Ellis. D v , . 4 . v - ' ' George Ray Hodges, Reed McFarland, Marion Lyle, Sam Chewning. Billy Peterson, James Smithson. Jack, Knaur, David Dorchester, Arba Fitzhugh, Connie Corcoran. LATIN CLUB -37- ?W15 .. , ,,,..- ...M if f 'PJ J '.A.L.!F . Thomas Faulkner, W. D. Fogle, Claud Clift, Ossie Wright, Raymond Atkins, Lovell McKinney. Jack Brown, Jimmie Bailey, E4 C. Hardenburg, Billy Jo Moorman, Carl Whaley. J. H. Davis, J. H. Coady, F. C. Brewer, Howard Young, Billy Jo. Draper. Pat McDermott, C. L. Lawrence, J. C. Blackwell, R. L. Franks. FUTURE FARMERS The Vocational Ayrriculture course was reinstated by the Denison School Board after an absence of three years from the high school curriculum. Forty-eight boys enrolled for the coursc in September. Immediately after class work had begun an active F. F. A. Club was organized and the follow- ing officers were elected: Jack Brown, President: Charles Kelsey, Vice-President: Jimmie Bailey, Sec- retary: Billy Ray Porter, Treasurer: Elmore Harshbarger, Reporter: Lovel McKinney, Farm Watch Dog: Frank Clark, Historian: T. J. Fontaine, Parilmentarian. Some of the activities of the chapter include sponsoring a chicken barbecue in October, organizing a F. F. A. basketball team and winning four of a five-game schedule, a soft ball team, and sponsoring a Father-Mother-Sun banquet with 160 present. A week-end fishing trip will be made before school closes. Plans for summer include the F. F. A. Area encampment at Lake Worth and sending: delegates to the State Convention in July at El Paso. -RS- Junior Edwards, Charles: Kelsey, Paris Fitzhugh, Leland Phillips, Frank Clark, 0. F. Kusch. Andy Goode, Charles Kirby, Earlv Looney. Ray Samson, James Hodges. Preston Lawrence, Raymond Nix, Manuel Samson, Billy Ray Porter. R. H. Odle, Melvin Jones, T. J. Fontaine, Mr. Doyle VVilliams, Sponsor. FUTURE FARM ERS fCDNTlNLlED FROM PAGE BB? Some accomplishments of the members of the class include the followinyrz Dairy judpring tenm won first in Dairyimz at Denton County Fair last fall: Meat Identifieation and Milking Judpzinjz teams won fourth and third at the Area contest in Dallas and the Meat team placed second at the Statey von- test in Ft. Worth. Dairy, soil conservation, and wild life teams qualified for the State rontest at A. 8: M. Collette on April 3, at N. T. A. C., in Arlinx-:toni and the teams placed seventh, sixth and sixth rvspcetively. -89- 1 rr- K' 4 ,,, Marjorie Haun, Elaine Wright. Grace Austin, Edna Mae Steele, Rossie Barnhill, Mary Jo. Evans, Florian Label, Yvonne Raleigh. Patsy Miller, Dorothy Cobb, Rebecca Hixon, Rosemary Eden, Opal Flawers, Dorothy Crites, Katherine Blanton, Letha Claire Wilson. Frances Wilson, Thelma Nobles, Mary Gail Shearer, Flora Lea Sartin, Dorothy Rheay, Lavassa Atwell. Amelia Dodd, Allene Hale, Lois Hale. J. D. Wright, J. D. Cantress. Reed McFarland. SENIOR STENDGRAPHERS The Senior Steomzranhers Club is now at the early ZILCD of twof- years and progressing! splendimlly under the direction of Miss Marie Arthur and Miss Frances Freels, sponsors. Officers were elected in the early part of the year by the members, and thel result of this meeting was as follows: Alive Freels, President: J. D. Cantrell Vice-President: Florian Label, Secretary-Treasurer: and Katie Ray Campbell, Social Chairman. In the latter part of 1937 the club had a luncheon in the cafeteria with Marion Lyle as master of ceremonies, several of the members also contributed to the fun, and a may time was hzul by all. A skating party was enjoyed by the members and their guests early this spring. A scroll and quill was Chosen as the elass emblem. Mary Campbell, Phyllis Phillips, Helen Joyce Reynolds, Kathleen Steele, Katie Freels, Hope Riddle, Audrey Moye, Melba Summers. Ray Campbell, Alice Gloria Cathey, Doris Virginia Iles, Rngene Isabell, Margaret Morse, Alive Spinker, Emma IJean LaI on, Elaine Spencer, Betty Smiers. Fern King, Doris Mosley, Helen Stitzell, Marion Lyle. Carl Fox, Arlthur' Murrin, James MeMennamy, Betty Jane Jones, Mary Rhodes. SENIOR STENCIGRAPHERS fCDNTINUED FROM PAGE 91:19 STENClG'S LAMENT I'm sitting: in the offiee, I havent done a thing: Just sitting! here waiting: For the telephone to ring. . When it does 1 answer sweetly: UNO. I'm sorry he's not here May I take the message for him And they hang up in my ear At one o'eloek I'm hungry. So I yro out to eat? I eome back at two-thirty And nmhle baek to my Seat. There-'s no one in the office, I'm really in despair: There-'s nothing here to look at But tables and El chair It's four o'm-lock and s-losing Is drawing very near, When in walks my employer Anfl says: 'tWhat! No one hex He goes into his offiee And opens all his mail, He sits there for an hour, Y It happens witohut fail. At five o'elor-k l'm xzoimzf., Anal to the floor I breevm A voiee from yonder office Says: Take a letter. please. - SPI - .W 'e 7' I , 't r V s Norma Finley, Rogene Isbell, Anna Lee Browder, Kathleen Steele, Peggy Bryan, Ada Braswell. Geraldine Fitzgerald, Leontine Cotton, Ozelle Fitzgerald, Betty Clark, Geraldine Morgan, Virginia Hall. Addie Mae Willoughby, Charmian Byers, Bobby Gould, Dorothy Huffman, Georgene Cuchener, Miss Glenda Bevill, Sponsor. Edna Jane Starnes, Edith Grundy, Dolores Benedict, Betty Jane Jones, Edna Mae Steele. JACKETEERS Under the able direction of Miss Glenda Bevill, Faculty Sponsor, there was organized in October of 1937 a special cheering section composed of former members of the Pep Squad, together with other girls interested in belonging to such an organization. Dressed in their snappy uniforms of gold and black, they stepped smartly Down Main Street behind the Denison High School Band, stopping at intersections for yells as the crowd of students gathered round the yell leaders during impromptu football parades preceding major football games. Marshalled in military splendor by Drum Majors Edna Mae Steele and Janie Starnes on Munson Field between halves of the games, they executed many novel stunts and specialties. One of the most unusual specialties was a drill done with fireworks. The girls marched onto the field and formed a Yellow Jacket, after which the field lights were extinguished and the sparklers were lighted. Then the scintellating Yellow Jacket moved down the field in great splendor. The Armistice stunt was made impressive by the use of small red, white and blue flags to form a huge image of Old Glory. After this, a very intricate double criss-cross was formed by the Jacketeers and Band combined. On Thanksgiving the Band and the Jacketeers marched onto the field and made a double criss- cross, after which the girls marched in between the ranks of the band and formed a B for the Bonham visitors and a D for Denison High School. .92. Joyce Crane, Virginia Seale, Lois Ashburn, Betty Doak, Betty Jo Kelley, Alma Ruth Rowland. Lura Hastings, Willia Mae Walker, Sue Ann Jackson, Mildred Chase, Ruby Thomas, Dorothy Dean Parker. Ann Roddy, Merlene Jackson, Imogene West, Madge Kennedy, Mary Riley, Betty Jane Eden. .JACKETEERS JACKET WAR SONG We'll sing the Jacket War Som! We'll Qibe the fighting cry We'lI fight the Denison battles Jackets ever do or die And in the glow of victory fire-light History cannot deny To add a. page or two For Denison's fighting crew Beneath the Texas sky. .. -93- 1 vw 1 ' w i Hhgiiexc 1.. H Homer Towns, Charles Harless, Ted Ellison, Randell Cotton, Bobbie Jo Reed. Harleston Crites, Harry Wihtmore, J. W. Ownby, Eugene Hahnel, Sonny Thompson. Clayton Eldidge, James Carpenter, Jack Thornton, Ruck Everett. Bob Bailey, Jack Sampsell, J. L. Hendrix. ORDER DF DEMCILAY The Order of De Molay was founded by Frank S. Land of Kansas City, March 24, 1919. The mother chapter met on that date with nine Kansas City boys, one of whom was Mr. Levy, now an advisor of the Greenville chapter. The first DeMolay was Louis G. Lower who is now Assistant to the Grand Master Councilor. The foundation of the order, Love of Parents, Reverence for Sacred Things, Patriotism, Cleanliness, Fidelity, and Comradeshipf' appealed to the Masonic Fraternity in Kansas City, and since that time nearly all chapters have been sponsored by some Masonic body. Membership, however, is not limited to the sons of Masons, but is open to all young boys between the ages of 15 and 21, of good morals and upstandinfz character. Since its organization, over five thousand boys have knelt before the altar of DeMolay and pledged themselves to hitch principles and clean living. There are one hundred fifty thousand members at present. These belong to thirteen hundred chapters located in every state of trhe Union, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Phillipines and France. There are three chapters in the United State Navy. De-Molays observe five obligatory days either in church service or a private service. These special occassions are: Devotional Day, Patriots' Day, DeMolay Day of Comfort, Educational Day, and Parents' Day all of which are occidnously observed by members. Entertainment features on this year's calendar included two formal dances, a Weiner roast, a treasure hunt, and several banquets for candidates. A trip to Greenville was made by a group to assist the Greenville chapter as city officials-for-a-day on. City Day. The Denison Chapter headed by Master Councillors, Jimmy Home and Harleston Crites, Senior Councillor Marlon Hodge, and Junior Councillor, Jack Sampsell have cooperated with other nearby chapters in educational and social events during: the 1937-28 term. -91- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 7 I I I I I I I I i 1937 COACHING STAFF 1 1 1 0. J. MALONE, BENNIE Mc-WILLIAMS Mud Dauber Coach Line Cam-h LOGAN STOLLENWERCK, Head Coach Logan Stollenwerek, Head Cnaeh, came to Denison in 1934, from Lawton, Oklahoma. Prior to that time he held positions in Corsicana and Vlfaxahachie, Texas. He received his education at Southern Methodist University, llraduatinpz in 1925. In 1924-25 he was chosen All-Southwestern Conference Quarterback. Knute Rockne picked Stollenwerek on his 1925 All-American Team. Since comim: to Denison, Coach Stollenwerc-k has worked tirelessly to build up a team spirit among the boys on the squad, and to win for Denison an important place in District Five. Mr. Bennie McWilliams came to Denison from Lubbock in 1936. He is a grraduate of Texas Tech. Before assuming his responsibilities as Line Coach of the Denison Jackets, he coached two years at Lubbock High School. He has spared no efforts in his work with the squad and in the two years he has produced two of the most powerful lines in the Di:-iiriet. Coach Malone, Mud Dauber and Track Coach, came to Denison in 1935 from Ell'aso Hitrh School. He is a graduate of N. T. S. T. C. Denton, and has done advanced work in the University of Southern California. His work in Denison has been to furnish the Jackets with, suitable material from which to pick their regulars, having: coached the Mud Daubers three years. This year Mr. Malone had an excellent track tram. sending: seven boys to the Repzional Meet at Denton. At the State Meet in Austin, his entry, Oliver Jackson, won State Championship in liroad Jump. -97- 1937 FCICITBALL 1937 CD-CAPTAINS FRED TAYLOR M. E. VANDIVER OLIVER JACKSON X 98 J. K. Jones, R. H. Odle, Henry Clay Hinkley, Albert Steele. Glendon Flowers, Elvis Blankenship, Theron Hooper. Dale Shearer, M. E. Vandiver, Roy Ownby, Lee Brigham, Roy McCorkle, Billy Hempkins, Eugene Schleuse, Logan Stollenwerck, fCoachl. Bennie McWilliams, fAssistant Coachj, Oliver Jackson, Fred Taylor, Art Rutledge, Larry Phillips, Ed Harris, Richard Irwin, James Perry. Billy Hanks, 1Managerj, Iirwin Poulter, James Crout, Belton Deese, Walter Lewis, Clemmons, McCoy, C. W. Scott. YELLOW JACKET SQUAD . 99 . es. 'HQ fi 4 1-gwim 'vfiy 1U0 LETTERMEN OLIVER JACKSON..One of the most capable quarter-back Denison has ever h'1d. He was an excellent punter and passer as well as a ball carrier. His services will be greatly missed next season. FRED TAYLORi'I'his was Fred's third and last year to play for the Jackets. He was the main instigator of the fighting spirit of 1937 and was voted the most valuable player on the team. LARRY PHILLIPSiWas probably the hardest running back in District No. 5 this year. This was his first year as a regular and his line plunges and tackle thrusts were a big part of the Jackets' success. His services will be a great asset to the Jackets of '38. ART RUTLEDGELAH was one of the best hustlers on the squad: despite his light weight he played a great part of the games. He was always on the spot when called and played any position in the backfield. This is his last year. ELVIS BLANKlNSHIPZ Tuffy filled the shoes of Dale Shearer after Dale's knee was in- jured and did an excellent job of substitution. WALTER LEWIS...When a gap was opened in the line by injuries or any other jinx that might befall the Jackets, Walter was right there to fill it. He trained hard and hustled. These two qualities earned for him his letter. COACH STOLLENWERCK ASSISTANT COACH McWlLLIAMS GENE DALE SCI-ILEUSETGene played every minute of every game this year and thereby proved that he was one of the steadiest players on the team. He has one more year and his end play will probably deal many opponents much misery. SI-IEARER,Dale was unfortunate in in- juring his knee in the first game of the season, but because of his fighting spirit he got to play several times during the season. This is his last year. M. E. VANDIVERt F'at is a three year letter- ROY M man. His work on defense will be missed by the Jackets of '38. He was one of the captains and did his work well. cCORKLE- Short.y was declared the best tackle in the district this year in his third year to play. He has one more year and is to he shifted to half-back next year so as to add to the power in the backfield. He should, with his power and speed, be one of the best backs in the state. ROY OWNBY, ,The fast charging and hard block- BILL H ing of Roy will be hard to replace by any guard that fi,lls his position next year. He was picked on the all-district team. This was his first and last year as a regular. EMPKINS, Bi1l was the greenest man on the team at the first of the year, but as the season went along he developed into ll ranked with the rest. He is to be shifted to the tackle post next year. He has developed speed which with his weight should be a real asset to the '38 Jackets. guard that LEE BRlGHAM..Lee was one of the most con- sistent players on the squad. He was always ready to go and his talk and pep pulled the boys out of many slumps when things looked bad in the games. His position will be hard to fill and he will be greatly missed. ED I-IARRIS-,Ed was the best of the ball carriers because he was always on the spot when help was needed. With his lung punts and ac- curate passes he will be undoubtedly one of the best halfbacks in the state next year. He has one more year. which will be his third on the Jacket team. mfr .-5593: Q . filifliifil 51 A' ,if M . BELTON DEESE,Although not a regular, Belton kept the first string boys working hard to hold their positions. This is his last year. GLENDON FLOWERS?.Is one of the scrappiest fighters on the squad. He has another year to prove his ability. , JAMES PERRY?..With his punting, passing, and running made a great little substitute. THERON HO0PER,.. Lil Brother played both center and guard proving worthy at both posts. He received his letter this year. ALBERT STEELEA.Has one more year with the Javkets and is a promising candidate for guard position. JAMES CR0UT...W:1s always on the spot when help was needed. He will probably be a first string center. C. W. SCOTTi, Goon although light, will be battl- ing for a regular berth next fall. RICHARD IRWlN,Another recruit for the back- field who was always ready to go. He carnc-d his letter this year. CLEMMONS McCOY, Clem turned in excellent work with th B team. He looks good for next y0ar's squad. HENRY BINKLEY,Wfll be battlim! for a first string guard position. IRWIN POULTER Showed decided improvement during the season. He will be back another yf':lr. J. K. J0NES.YWill be remembered for his work at Football camp last summer. He has another year. R. I-I. 0DLE,Was an newcomer this year but he should be one of the best guards in the district next year. BILL HANKS, Managerlwas always on the job and provcd himself dependable in every way. 13 - EAINESVILLE GAME Javkson on off-tackle thrust against Gainesville. A Gainvsvillv ond run broken un by Jnrksun und Phillips. Taylor scores Ions- touchdown against Gainesville on off-tackle play. W 04 EDN HAM GAME Power play against forward wall of Bonham Warriors. Phillips scores on reverse against'Warriors led by Ownhy and Harris. Taylor takes Jackson's pass to score against Bonham. I ,... , 5 BDNHAM GAME Jackson returns punt for tally against Bonham. Taylor makes nice gain against Warriors. Harris leads Taylor for gain against Bonham. 456 p . V .Sl -fv rA :..2',,,g ' Q-,wr --1. Q-'I ,T 3 , 1937 FCICITBALL REVIEW 1937 The 1937 Yellow Jackets completed a very successful season. They won seven games lost two and tied 1. Considering the hard schedule they played, they made a very good showing in the Texas Inter- scholastic Football League. The season opened with a 13-6 defeat for the Jackets against the Greenville High Lions. Jack- son opened the scoring for the season on a long sweeping end run. As a whole, the team did not look so good in their opening game, but as the season progressed they began to improve steadily. The next few weeks saw the Yellow Jackets on the long end of the scoring. They defeated Durant High, 16-6: Ada, 7-0: McKinney 13-6 and North Dallas High School, 13-12. Jackson and Taylor accounted for most of the scores, with Harris, Mc-Corkle and Ownlay leading the way with excellent blocking. The first district game of the year was lost to Sherman by a 27-13 score. This game, however, was the second and last defeat of the year for the Yellow Jackets. The first half of the Denison-Sher- man game was ended in a 7-7 deadlock with the Jackets looking the best. Two bad breaks in the second half against the Jackets resulted in the Sherman scores. The Jackets rallied too late in the last quarter. October 29, saw the Yellow Jackets in Paris, where they handed out a 21-15 defeat to the Wildcats. Scoring twice in the first quarter with whirlwind rushing, and using the oldi Statue of Liberty play in the fourth, they climaxed the scoring and won the game. Phillips, Taylor and Jackson stood out in the backfiel with their ball carrying and Harris, Schleuse and McCorkle with their blocking. On November 11, the Jackets and Gainesville Leopards fought to a 7-7 tie. The Jackets, however, came out with more yardage gained from scrimmage and more first downs to their credit, and would have been awarded the decision of the District Championship had been involved, McCorkle, Schleuse, Hempkins, Harris, Ownby, Phillips, Taylor, and Jackson were the outstanding players of the game. The last game of the year was played on Thanksgiving day at Munson Stadium. The Yellow Jackets met the Bonham Purple Warriors and defeated them to the tune of 53-0. Scoring, apparently at will, the Jackets allowed the Warriors no respite from the time of the starting whistle till the closing shot of the game. The 1937 team placed three men on the all district team: Taylor, Full-back: Ownby, Guard: and McCorkle, Tackle. 0 WW Q! fi -106- e r yi 11304 f gm... TH E DAUBERS Glendon Flowers, Left End: J. Dorsey, Left Tackle: E. Galyon, Left Guard: M. Little, Center: A Steele, Right Guard: D. Scoggins, Right Tackle: G. W. Scott, Right End: L. Cooke, Quarter: S. Thompson, Full Back: J. Rowland, Right Half: B. Ballon, Left Half. The 1937 Dauber squad was probably the strongest that Denison has ever had. This year, as in every year since 1934, the Daubers were headed by coach O. J. Malone and some graduate from the Yellow Jacket squad. This year it was Bob Bremerman a graduate of 1936. In a total of eight years this season the Daubers scored to victory in 4, tied 2 and lost 2. Some of these Daubers will more than 'likely make strong bids for the first string berths on the Jackets in 1938. -107- YELLCIWJAC KET EAS KETBALL Art Rutledge, Howard Thomason, Ed. Harris, Oliver Javkson, Fred Taylor and Roy Ownby. Coach Bennie McWilliams, R. H. Odle, Lee Brigham, Larry Phillips, Richard Irwin, C. W. Scott Billy Hanks, and Billy Hempkins. Q M U D DAU BER5 BASKETBALL James Perry, Elvis Blankenship, Edwin Poulter, James Evans, Lewis Vaugrhn, Gordon Rutledge, Tom Lynch, Frank Clark, Kenneth Bible, Sidney Chase I A ,tiff ' V A A K QV! K -- . .-.Q 1. 1937-BB BASKETBALL SEASON The first game of the Basketball Season was played December 17, when they ventured into Durant and were defeated by the Lions 37-7. Three weeks later the Jackets were defeated by the Bonham Quintette 23-16. The third game of the season was played at Whitewright, the Yellow Jackets were defeated to the tune of 30-9. In the first home game the Jacket Quintette trounced Honey Grove by the score of 31-25. Later the Paris Wildcats defeated the Yellow Jackets fifth game 31-23. In a return game with the Honey Grove Quintette the Yellow Jackets eked out the score of 29-27. In another home game the Yellow Jackets defeated Whitewright 18-13. The Yellow Jackets after being defeated in their first game with the Paris Quintette, returned and defeated Paris 80-15. In their second game with Bonham, with the absence of Fred Taylor, managed to win with a score of 26-22. Weakened by injuries of regulars the Yellow Jackets were beaten severely by the Sherman Bearcats to the tune of 28-4. In the second game with the Durant Lions, the Yellow Jackets were defeated 30-24. In the last game of the season the Sherman Bearcats defeated the Yellow Jackets for the County Championship, the score being 25-16. DAU BER BAS KETBALL The primary purpose of Dauber Basketball is to develop future players for the Yellow Jacket team. This purpose was well carried out this year in that the team played three games: winning two, and losing the third by only one point. All three games were played with the Yellow Jacket B team. It is certain with the aid of the Daubers and Coach Malone to instruct them, Jacket basketball will improve in the coming years. .1o9- Q K 1. Rutledge wins 220 low hurdles in county meet against Sherman. 2. Harris runs dead-heat with Calhoun in 440 yard dash. 3. Hammon broad jumps in county meet. 4. Jackson wins 220 yard dash in county meet. 5. Harris throws discus to win third place against Sherman. 6. Harris clears bar at nine feet six inches to win pole vault. 7. Fitzhugh loses mile run by inches in county meet. TRACK The Denison High School Track Coach, O. J. Malone, started out the track season with only two lettermen returning from the 1937 squad: Lefty Thomason, a hurdler, and Oliver Jackson, a dash man and broad jumper. Malone entered seventeen men in the County meet against Sherman High School. These seventeen were: Ed Harris, Oliver Jackson, Cloyce Hammon,, Art Rutledge, Howard Thomason, Arba Fitzhugh, Roy Ownby, Fred Taylor, Stanley Valdez, Frank Rogers, Manus Price, Ben Morrison, Sidney Chase, Bill Mitchell, Elvis Blankenship, Walter Lewis and Larry Phillips. Ten were entered in the District Meet at Dallas. Harris Hammon, Rutledge, Thomason and Jackson qualified for the Regional Meet at Denton. Out of these entrants, Oliver Jackson qualified for the State Meet at Austin. Jackson won first place in the broad jump with a leap of twenty-one feet and seven inches. At the State Interscholastic Meet, May 6-7, he triumphed over other high school contestants winning first place in Broad Jump with a leap of twenty-two feet, one and one-half .inches. Eleven men were awarded letters for their services. They were Manus Price, Frank Rogers, Stanley Valdez, Fred Taylor, Roy Ownby, Cloyce Hammon, Arbe Fitzhugh, Art Rutledge, Edward Harris, Howard Thomason, and Oliver Jackson. Three of these lettermen, Ed Harris, Frank Rogers and Stanley Valdez, will return for the track team of '39. -110- - L .: wi ' W... 1 C. f. . il. ' . , m ,. . , www- N'sW'i' rl ' 7 - 255. A 5i'5?wli:i7: ii'l':'5::' 35:55 ill if . , .. kHLHy.,, Fm T 3 K SU 'gr ,Mia X E if 1 ' T iQ , v t . w .I f 4 t -I gl 9 f tl. A .39 Mary Marie Jennings smashes a. line lob. Orval Thomson's fNewtl famous cut is about to win a point. Miss Burch fof the Sherman teami drives a hard ball to Hodges of fthe Denison teamj. All's tense as Andy and Newt await the service from their opponent. Sherman just won the toss but Andy and Newt are still smiling. It's all over,they lost. The Bovs' Tennis a suecessful year. TENNIS Team eomposed of Orville Thomason, Billy Peterson and Andy Brister had Orville Thomason and Andy Brister won the County Doubles Championship at the Interseholas- tie Meet. Billy Peterson lost the singles finals mateh to Sherman. The Junior TeamX eomposed of Sam Stowers, Ben Hcarne. and Raymond McVay, had hard luck in the County Meet, losing botht singles and doubles. Orville Thomason and liilly Peterson went to the semi-finals in the Distriet Meet .in Dallas The team made a tour of several universities in Texas meeting with some sueeess. They tied a mateh with Trinity University and won from T. C. U. 5 to 1. Mr. Marshall, who has had several YGRYS of 0Xp0l'iE'UC'E The Girls' Tennis and Helen Hodges played defeated the doubles team match. The team expects coaching tennis and has produced state winners in the past, coaches the squad. Team entered the interscholastic Meet in Sherman. Mary Marie Jennings Senior Doubles and Betty Jean Mn-Daniel played Senior Simxlesv Sherman in a three-set match. Betty Jean Mc-Daniel was defealted in ai close singles to go far next year with three lettermen returning. C. E4 Hughes, coached, -111- 44...- I 'r awk 'L wr F' - . 4:5 i KEYS 'T' I, 'jf 1 :, . 5522-5' fi is . -ee if r YY si ssl alll, Jil, ROSEMARY TH E YELLCIW-JACKET STAFF EDEN - MARY MARIE JENNINGS MARION LYLE - - EARL YOUNG Ted Bronstad Yvonne Raleigh Lee Brigham Melvin Tucker Elaine Wright Hazel Slagle Harleston Crites Marjorie Harshbarger - - Alice Freels - James Mc Mennamy Betty Jane Jones Carl Cox Fred Brunson Fred Irwin - Oliver Jackson Ed Harris - Andy Brister Helen Hodges EDITORIAL STAFF CLU B STAFF Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Literary Editor Art Editor - Editor D Association - Hi-Y Club Girl Reserves Rainbow Girls - De Molay Scholarship - Senior Stenographers S NAPS H EIT STAFF - Latin Club Editor Frances Redmon Georgine Cuchener S PD RTS STAFF Editor Football Basketball - Boys Tennis Girls Tennis BUSINESS STAFF - - - - - - Business Manager Edward McDaniel Assistant Business Manager Reed McFarland - Advertising Manager Leonard Butcher Mildred Cross Clayton Eldredge Mildred Hancock Harold Laughlin Dixie McKeeI Justine Puckett Martha Louise Wagner Clyde Wilburn Gloria Cathay Edwin Fehr Ben Hearn Doll Lenderman Sam Stowers Lee Brigham Harold Laughlin Theron Hooper Hubert Willis SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Mary Evelyn Forisha Gloria Sanders Elizabeth Coonrod Elowese Presley Pollyanna Jackson Dolores Benedict Mildred Whiteacre Mickey Allen Lena Jackson Horace Slagle Betty Van Hoesen Ellen King Joyce Crane ADVERTIS I N Ei STAFF Charles Harless Betty Wingren Ellenor Hauser Fred Irwin -112- 5 , 4. 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Af k fw, 1, . ,, 3 A, J , A 4, ,j 5 .1 hx . MY' 3 Nj , a . A., ,V , ., ,, .: V .ML .A 4 qi. V :L ., , . , 2: 4 f., -clf ,. . .:w3I.uwf, 421' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I HOTEL ,J Hotel Denison Coffee Shop EXCELLENT FOQDN H. C. HUFF, Manager Quality Counts ASHBURN'S ICE CREAM Always Good Chief News 8c Merc. Co. 609 W. Main sf. 'Z' 'I' Magazines dSchoo1S pl Congratulations to the , H1938 Graduates I. V. CONATSER WALTER JENNINGS FURNITURE HEMSTITCHING, COVERED BUTTONS AND BUCKLES Telephone 641 500-02-04 W. Main St. DENISON, TEXAS BAIRUS SHOE STORE IFS u feui' to fii' Feet WE FIT THEM Phone 287 313 W. Main M. K. JONES TIRES AND I ACCESSORIES GAS AND OIL 306-sos W- Chestnut Telepho THANKS TO CAREFUL CLEANERS For Your Courtesies to Our Football Squad The ELLIS STUDIO Photographs or DISTINCTION 114 N. BURNETT AVE. DENISON, TEXAS Kuppenheimer Correct Clothes For the Handsome Boy Graduate I-IoIe Proof Hosiery For the Sweet Girl Graduate U. S. CLOTHING CO. 323 W. Main Se. Phone sro DENISON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES GF 1938 Congratulations and Best Wishes THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of Denison, Texas THE STATE NATIQNAL BANK of Denison, Texas Congratulations from STEAKLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY CCINERATU LATICINS SEN IDRS LABEL'S Ladies Ready-to-Wear ALWAYS SOMETHING N EW Congratulations to the H1938 GRADUATES' Waples-Platter Company White Swan and Wapco Products SWITCH TO DODGE and SAVE MONEY Wood Motor Co. Eraqsun Cuunhg Hardware Co Congratulations to Class of '38 Phone 148 619 W. Main St. Compliments of Tilton-Meurer Motors, lnc. I Chrysler ond Plymouth AND SALES - SERVICE HARRIS Used Cors Denison, Texas H KI NGSTON'S HAS ur Compliments THE REXALL STORE PHONE 29 gavage C D'-fum 322 W. Main St. Quality Printing J Compliments Qffice Supplies of o TELEPHONE 282 Texas power 0 6- E.W.Mmef P.-anung co. Light Company 226 W. Main St. CONGRATUALTIONS For a beautiful and well edited annual .... May it serve to recall the happiest days of your life. Whddefw, The Store That Congratulated Your Mother and Dad ESTABLISHED 1393 SUPERBA THEATRE The Only Independent Theatre in Denison PHCINE 268 SNOW-WHITE LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS- DYERS MASTER CLEAN ERS TELEPHUNES '71s-'717 Denison High Students Always Welcome Here. Fashion Headquarters for Young Moderns NEWSOM 'S Women 's Wear Congratulations From M. E. Clfliltl Hauser AGENT Sinoloir Refining Co. RITCHEY- FREELS TEXAS' or-'DEST PAINT STORE MILLINERY AND woMEN's APPAREL ESLER PAINT 8: 325 w. MAIN ST. DENISEIN, TEXAS To all ot you, our very best Wishes ELM GROVE 1331 W. Morton St. PAPER CO. TRI-WHITE COMPLIMENTS OF Allen 6' Farmer Furniture Floor Covering and Stoves 405 W. Main St. Congratulations GRADUATES of I938 We are for you one hundred per cent MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE YO U ARE ALWAYS We Congratulate the Graduates of 1938 and wish for you the best in life K WTCUME . DAD 6' LAD'S 5?PL?'f!.5.93 STORE We For Your Congratulate Entertainment the RlALTo Class of 1938 AND ' STAR Tl-IEATRES BARGAIN STORE Your ,Patronage ls Appreciated Congrat. Grads! B. J. LIN DSAY The Insurance Man AGENCY ESTAB. 1579 DENISCIN, TEXAS Koeppen 65' Baldwin Plumbing, Electrical and Sheet Metal Work PHONE 32 308-805 W. Woodard St. Margaret Raleigh Shop ATTRACTIVE GIFTS AND NOVELTIES Ladies' Accessories PHDNE Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL NORGE REFRIGERATORS TELEPHONE 341 Eat Langston's Bread Fresh Up With For gooclness salce 7 Purity Baking 'Z Up Bottling CQ, Co. BRING YOUR BEAR DRUG DATE , STORE to 23ClMAlN ST. PHUNE B6 DENISON, TEXAS Wimpee Lunch THE DRUG STORE Room COMPLETE Compliments ol: The Lingo- Leeper Company Good Lumber Since I872 -ef Burtis Pharmacy lnc. Largest Drug Stoclc in North Texas I We Want Your Business PHONE188 ao8W.Main DENISON, TEXAS WHEN IN NEED ROCKWELUS OF BEAUTY JEWELRY VISIT THE REYNCL-Dis Watches - Diamonds BEAUTY Radios SALON Eyes Tested .g. .g. - Modern Shop Courteous Service .nn D? We are always glad to show y through North Texas' Fine t PHONE 278 Jewelry Store GRACE REYNOLDS, Owner J. G. Puckett A. J0llllSOIl AS YOUR EDUCATION CONTINUES THROUGHOUT YOUR ADULT LIFE YOUR CHIEF SOURCE OF INFORMATION WILL BE A DAILY NEWSPAPER SUCH AS THE DENISON HERALD WHERE YOU WILL FIND DAILY REPORTS OF THE WORLD'S NEWS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS, WELL-WRITTEN EDITORIALS AND THE WORKS OF NUMEROUS SPECIAL WRITERS TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER FEATURES TO KEEP YOU INFORMED, ENTERTAINED AND MENTALLY ALERT Congratulations to the CLASS ot l938 44 D? JEWELRY'CHINA'5ILVERWARE Compliments ot BABCCCK BRCS. AUTO SUPPLY CC. 430 W. Main St. DENISON, TEXAS Store D Sh B h m McKinney G Il D ll t t Green Il P H y G d S lph Sp g T D t H g d A d Okl I1 YCUR I-ICME We Specialize in Furnishing l-lornes For Young People and cordially invite you to Visit our store often to see what is new lENNlNGS Furniture Co. North Side of Main Street Jessie Barber SERVICE STATION Drive in to receive that good Magnolia service-- Mobi as suu6'vQj23!.E6uun Cars Vacuum-Cleaned Free USE MOBILOIL AND MOBILGAS AND HUUSTDN PHDNE Ez. gbaflfzsfz IN BQTTLES Compliments Of Ride tn Success ' 43 TAXI in H Lobby Security F V38 Bldg. Denison, Texas Denison Auto En. MEET YOU N Safeway Store at ME DS mn THE BEST WHITE PIG STAND eno., PRODUCE and MEAT R. L. MEDFORD, Manager EIDAS AND SANDWICHE KEG RDCIT BEER JOHNNY M CRAW M Compliments J. R. I-Iancly General Insurance Phone IO4 303 I-2 W. Woodard Delma Beauty Studio I! Branches of Cosmetology 201 Kraft Building P H U N E 5 3 S Delma Jackie Cross 1. C. ESSARY Marathon Service Sto. No. 1 Houston at Morton Denlson, Texas I-lUBBARD'S Grocery :Sv Market loso W. Main St. -o' -o- Phone l92 Prompt Service Burton-Lingo Lumber Co. The Lumber Men 607 South Mirick PHRIS BEFIUTY SHOP Perrnanents 31.25 to 357.50 Ml-XRINELLO FACIALS 1105 Main Phone 87 THANKS Advertisers for Their Patronage ' COMPLIMENTS of Fanwood Service Station For ROAD SERVICE BEN I-IILLERMAN, Mgr. PHDNE B47 Security Beauty Salon New and Ultramodern Graduate Becxuticians MRS. NONIE HILLEHMAN HIJNE 335 113 N. EURNETT CONGRATULATIONS FROM George L. Johnson's SERVICE STATION 517 SOUTH ARMSTRONG .. 51.2:4g:H1a'f'1jf71g.'.'g'ff 4jyfg'53Q'! '. 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A I 5 , fligf as - It ' ,xi P4 U Finals, finals everywhere With drops and drops of ink, And never a Prof. who'll leave the room And allow a guy to think! -S- Today I found a long-sought pearl, A real old-fashioned, modest girl. She does not drinkg she does not petg She's never smoked a cigarette. She's worried not about her hips, No unclean joke has passed her lips. She Nor She She doe not dance these all-night whirls. smear her face like modern girls. doesn't lie-she doesn't swearg doesn't henna-rinse her hair. In fact she's just a perfect Dearg The first I've seen in many a year. Her socks have never yet been rolled: You see-she's only six months old! ! ..S.. Oliver Jackson: Do you know what good clean fun is? Theresa Corcoran: No, what good is it? -3. Seniors are born for great things, Sophs are born for small, But, as yet, it's not recorded why Freshmen are born at all. She -S- pantedg she puffed, She kickedg and cussed. He twisted, he tore. How Mad! How Sore! She She weaken'd-what bliss! trembled-'-'-like this! He laughed-his trouble was o'er And out she walked- Wearing size number four. ...S-. His gal is tall and thin My gal is fat and low. His gal wears silks and satins, My gal wears calico. His gal is wild and wooly, My gal is pure and good. Would I trade my gal for his? You know darn well I would! -S- He heard the toot, but tried to scoot And beat the choo-choo to it. The poor galoot twangs a lute? Take heed and don't you do it. Edna Mae Steele: There's a villia suing me! n pur Betty Jane Jones: I'll attend to him. Edna Mae: Oh, no you won't! I-Ie's pur suing me! .-S- UPFPPB Kim '51 H 'Q Pi H: mzrgocgggfgwg?gF?SO5?wgfrZpb?wf5 ghszfbocvmgacggimggaodnagkingomn c-cz: 5m4 'v-1-.SD2,1-v- 'PMS-'Z gg 01+ '-'gy or- SE.5'EgHm om H 55:0 4-rD O on- S'-ig .... --'J' ,... :1w5m,,,,D -1-WC! 1+ pr-co gggmfvdmgr-rg:-Uqgaq mgimgvffg-12,215,355 21 m I-I. 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Q W 4: v -1 gd 9 ' wgpg'+:., .,',',c. v.,. . ,gf ., A W2 ,va --M fiA?..j.4fffAL I ,mf 1-e1f ?f-ZR-' ' ' ' f' r, .,-, ffsegjg wwe 1 5 r- , I , M' 4' -f ,- L:E:,g'g9!w' TVN .JZ 2495 Y ,zggfmm N ,W . -a,3f'V,h ffzfcirf' ' -' ' ' ,, ,. ?LQ'+',a, 4 A Vi-an F .'X ,, 1 v I,-.gk w ke, 1 Whatcha Bin Imladl .1-fi . 1-.4 wyau 'Q aiimm i . 24. Y .-r' , -in p K f ,. W z ..+-.,5iQi.r fjf'fg ::i:f:,-SG .X- Xu Ab.A .-4 5 .1 -4,1 fw . 1 W ,Q .21 1 'f ,vo .Ji ii Qi ,SY -I xi Q fi 35 X5 :A J 33 14 r,. .4 ii :Ii ,gQ ,A if w -,A a. f 51 'id xi G , 34 'e t-1' 1 Q 5 , fe N., fi e A . ,Ri V 1 -'f 111 r S3 41 i Ks: .5 ,Q . , ,4 1 1-. r , ....., ,s ES :w,v..,1,1.Qq4u'.m Petition for High School Students: The ,faculty should decide that exams are unnecessary and should be abolished. The passing mark should be lowered to 50, and all who make it should be'on the honor roll. The number of High School parties should be doubled and everyone expected to stay until after midnight. The Gym should be opened for dancing on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. A nickel- lodian installed, a dancing teacher employed by the school and refreshments served with- out cost. -5.- A flea and a fly in a flue Were imprisoned, now what could they do? Said the fly, Let us flea Let us fly, said the flea. And they flew through A flaw in the flue. -SM Yvonne Raleigh: Got something in your eye? Ted Bronstad: No, I'm trying to look through by thumb. -S- Mrs. McCaughey: I would like to read a nice book. Miss Jouvenat fLibrarianJ: So would I. -S- Here's to those who'll kiss me And here's to those that won'tg A smile for those who care to, And a tear for those who don't. -Ben Oram. ..S.. BLAZING YOUTH QA Play in one-half act.j Place: In Prof Ceophillipio Phillipotts Brous' Physics Class. Time: One o'clock. CBell sounds and all lovers leave off con- versation and file in.J Teacher talks for half an hour, cracks a few stale jokes, gets big laughs, talks some more, and finally drops off into a fitful slumber. Student on back row: Wake me up at 2. fNeighbor nods assent and promptly goes to sleep himself.J QBell sounds and several are hurt in rush for door, some dropping books and others getting trampled on. The rest,. ex- cept for a few minor scratches and bruises, come out of the melee uninjured.J QQu'iet again reigns in the class room ex- cept for an accosional snore from the fatigued Prof.J X X CURTAIN NOTE: The above play was selected from 10,000,000 articles submitted for its excel- lent portrayal of classroom life. -S- Wle'll have to rehearse that, said the undertaker as the coffin fell out of the car. -S- Haw, haw, haw! roared the judge just before he delivered a death sentence, You'll die when you hear this one! -S- God bless mother and father. God bless little brother and sister and all my friends-and good-bye God, I'm going to College! apo px x'Mb.-Q ---- l gl sf ,Q il. Alice Freels: Well, I finally passed Trig. Billy Whitney: Honestly? Alice: Aw, don't be so inquisitive! -S- If my dad and mother knew it, That I ever let you do it, They would cause us both to rue it. Said the maid of seventeen. Why this hustle: why this hurry: Why this needless fret and flurry? There is nary need to worry, Spoke the youth of careless mien. Then the lass replied demurely, Oh, I hope, so very surely, obscurely 71 That my shame may be Buried deep in dark retreat, For my mommy and my From their graces soon If they knew I let you My examination sheet. POPPY would drop me copy ...S- James Carpenter sat in class James Carpenter failed to pass. All the King's horses Rt My And all the King's men Couldn't make Carpenter Take Physics again. ...S.. Give not your time to idleness Lest it be given in vain, For out of idleness comes mischief And out of michief comes - - - 215. -54 When you swear that you are his Shivering and sighing, And he vows his love for you Is infinite, undying- Sister, make a note of this- One of you is lying! ..S- that way again. Fred Taylor: Smile Emma Jean La Fon blushed and dimpled sweetly. Fred Taylor: Just as You look like a chipmunk. I thought- -S- This work is wrong, Bewailed the Prof. I can't be jarred, Quoth he. You can be flunked, The Prof replied. And flunked he was, Y! tee-hee! kj p I ,. 1 , 1 1 H k - 7 Q .. A xg 1 . k , , I ' S I KSW 6 . l 'E' P' , 2 rf V E 4 X' I t i A maid in the land of Aloha Got caught in the coils of a boa: l Like arms the snake squeezed And the maid, not displeased, Cried, Go no and do it Somoa. . -S- Here lies the body of Susan Jones, Resting beneath these polished stones. Her name was Brown instead of Jones But. Brown won't rhyme with polished stones, And she won't know if its Brown or Jones. -S- Bobby Reeves: Time staggers on and so do I I won't stagger quite as long as time But I'll try. ..S... There was an old lady from Hyde, Who was eating green apples and died. Within the lamented The apples fermented And make cider inside 'er inside. -3- Alice Spinker says: I've drunk about a million cokes, I've heard a thousand salesman's jokes. I've had a billion dates With fifty thousand different Jakes And now I'm going to graduate. Maybe. -S- This is the end , sighed Billie Marie Allen as she quietly closed the book. -H- ANNUAL 'Twas the night before printing And all through the room Long faces were seen All covered with gloom. It should have been ready To go to the press But there they all sat Mid'st clutter and mess. Where was that copy That should have been in? This was the trouble The staff had got in. Suddenly the editors Saw a page on the floor! They grabbed it and Started to read it once more. This was the page That ended all dread. The last sheet was printed And here's what it said- The school year is full of fun. It's full of life for everyone, It's vanity fair, football or track, There's always something--that's a fact The graduating season is just now o'er And so we close the season's door, Now, all activities we leave this year Because vacation's very near. H X ........ We ill' X.. figl '.., V- -., f- L gf'-' - vv- X.1 ' A ,,-m ,,.- x,- N .1 WM, ,fag ' ,X-'3 ,ff ,. 1 ,. 4 L' 3 1 V ' ! A , io? ' Y -. . r D N , , ---. .. ,g A, . . 951955 ' 5 , Y P x1 1 r ' 4 . -'al ,. 1 ' -,1 N ' N L. V W L .X Nm 1 , , 4 J, X, . v xy M 5 I V , S S K . V i r E 1 r X X I