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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1946 volume:

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Roosevelt. - .L ., In appreciation for her s l p endid work on the annual during the past five years and her willingness to help the students at all times, we dedi- cate this page of the 1946 Yellow J 'k H ' at et to Miss Margaret Clark. 44443992 Qffaff Q 4 an nv .lkrzu Uumfzsi annie Ufionuuorz Editor-in-chief Eusiuws Maniigm' U65 ysffow gacgsf 5 Left to Right--Lora Lee Turner, Jennie Thomason, Alvin Parker, Beth Hilliard, Miss Sornmerville, Madeline Foster, Laura Payne, and Paul Peterson. Lora Lee Turner ..,, H Jennie May Thomason fx Hu , , If x . ,lv YELLOYV J ACKET STAFF .. , ,,,, Y K W Editor WW , Business Manager Beth Hilliard ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,, Advertising Manager Eugene Barnes ,..., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,7.., , A rt Editor David Thomas ,,,.,,,,.. ,7,,, S ports Editor Dfwid Blacknall . .... ,..,... 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A2? 731LS'W - J Lg 'f5f1WQL A Y A U55 U45 iysffow jczcgaf cj nncuzf fpuggcafiorz O Bafziion 5512501 W 7 CSQEOQZ Denison, Texas --IS GDN ---A S0 NEWS REPORTS f'-f -ef-1' ,,, fzif, Y -QV H 5 Y flu,,..L,, i ilrillnii 'I il if W ef, ,f f E 'If A, 0 Z .-.6 fs? db kv,fgA,,,l: 'f Z5 2 1 fx Nfo In this, the 1946 edition of the YELLOW' JACKET, we are endeavor- ing to preserve the atmosphere, txrsliditions, and memories of our high ssehool. In the years to Come we hope that it will keep fresh in your mind those cherished memories of the good time you had at D. H. S. We, the staff, hope that you enjoy owning the YELLOW' JACKET as much as We have enjoyed making it for your .Ibm LES Town Editor Q447vvr M X Kgixis N X Z X Q5 '-- '11 'Y' 'if ' -... ,f--f, -1-L Y f ,ff -f 6-2.-1- - V- ' ' ' f-W ,,, Y Y Y fl ff fqf ffV1'7fWfQ XF V- If v -f ff K L 'ffm M ff:-nu K ' W' 12164, ? fifi L f w m N ' wifi f X If ' Y 'X: 7 1: ' f Nall x ! f 'fff if I1 A f f Ma 1 W ,. +-'- f A L xi ' 'f1qf,- , L-1 1 W ,, fwy wf , ' if X If V Him ir mf ' '- + g 17, 1 W FL W! fiff1 Ti?' 11 fin i' Q 1 J -,wb ffff f M x 5 af ik U 11? 0 xx v 1 'lf ', -J ' N N . f fgW'l 1f5i55'fi F 1 A MW A 'mf fm f fl Smiffvfwi gig V N pw I 1 nm xr ,Q I, x'u.i!Mz ,frl T , RN 1 WK X9 C W U H in 'W A ' V Y M K 'fff -iii! i.i1 Slmf, PW ,I 1 , .12 A -X - - ig, x, W .I .fjwf - .yy L' ' ,I 1 1 ' i i?75 7-1. , WV S' ff Vgfiilw T ' -f L W 1' 'S 'i W ff' , warg fmlff MW W WW . fxMQMMMWMkiQ?53dj 'J 5 gQ 4Ea4dQBQ2efiQLLg: :4-:Qi ,f- aaficafiolz UO fga man ffgaf mucfa if floiiigfs. GSW 109 5 SUPERINTENDENT B. MCDANIEL You are leaving high school to face the most perplexing situation of many gen- erations. Each country and the whole world are in an unsettled condition. Your gener- ation must bring order out of chaos. Whether you continue your education in college or enter at once into your chosen vocation, you will me-et a real challenge. This chal- lenge will require the best in you. You can meet it, and you can win. To win you must have ax plan just a builder has a plan. Your plan must be a long range one. Into this plan you must weave your ideals of handwork, fair play, duty to your job and to your employer, loyalty in all things, service to your fellow man and the highest ideals of Christian citizenship. All these, plus a healthy body, will make of you a successful and well-rounded citizen. 4 gczcufty PRINCIPAL J. L. DICKSON ln order for a democratic society to survive, each individual must strive to develop his capacities to the utmost and, at the same time, work in harmony with his fellow men for the common good of all. Now that the Victory is won, it is the task of your generation to carry on the undimmed torch of American liberty and independence. It is the duty and privilege of all young Americans to do their best to retain and improve our democratic principles so that you may live a riger life for yourselves and your community. Y 1' ii Sincerely, . ,I :Q 'lf-ig J Eicfleioii cf 44 44 l1'9 acuffy MR. J. S. KIMBLE Vice-Principal MRS. HAZEL HENDRIX HIGGINS MISS TOMMIE LEE ARMSWORTHY Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary to the Principal ee12:w: gaauffy MISS ELIZABETH BLEDSOEZ History and Economics HOWELL NOLTE Shop MISS LOIS JENKINS English MISS RUTH WEST English I MISS REGINA PENNINGTON Mathematics MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE English ARNOLD JOHNSON Hz-ad Coach and Mathematics MRS. B. A. WILLIS Homemaking cnlffwv g..,g..,.. l 44 14 rm 27 N: di 4' lrl .9 ,, Q Qacuffy RALPH BRADY Band and Chorus MRS. E. G. JOHNSON Dean of Girls and Secretarial Training M. M. MARSHALL Geometry, Trigonometry, and Tennis O. J. MALONE Mechanical Drawing MISS ANITA DOYLE Physical Education and Health MRS. CLINTA JONES SIMMONS History LESTER GOLDING Science-Assistant Coach M. C. WOODWARD Algebra and Geometry gaauffy MISS MARGARET MILLER Latin and English MRS. ALMA CAROTHERS Cosmetology LUTHER B. EASTHAM Algebra MR. DOYLE WILLIAMS Vocational Agriculture E. E. MILLER Cooperative Training MISS EDITH AUSTIN Spanish, Texas History, and Jr. Business MISS MARGARET CLARK Distributive Education and Typing' MISS FRANCES DORT Librarian acuffy Cf 44 I6 PD Pb MISS MARY ETTA LIPSCOMB Homemaking MRS. STELLA BYERS Algebra and Geometry MRS. H. Y. PARROTT English O. W. CLINE General Science MISS JOHNY BECK Art and History J. S. KIMBLE History and Bookkeeping OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS MR. G. P. BROUS-Chemistry, Biology, and Physics MISS MILDRED WALKER-Spanish, History, and English MISS MARIAN KERN-Drama, English, Speech MISS CARRA TARPLEY-History MISS MARJORIE PITTS-English COACH LES CRANFILL-Physical Education MR. OLAN TI PPS-History MR. HUNTER KIRKPATRICK-General Business and General Math. MR. H. O. GIBBONS-General Metals CL SSIQS I yiyfi Ono 'z cgfuisnfi is Q baud! ggonzai Boggys Qyawgirzi Qfafscfiafozian Safufaiozian Ugg gbzacsfuf Quzzuif of Ufzzmfzoom Qfeacifafiorz 04 Ufau of 36 .mioz Ufmi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS DAVID THOMAS 'N .S,S,SS,S,SSS,,S SSYS,S, S,SSS . O A , Presldent ROGER DANIEL A -, C, O,O, O,Vice-President FRANCES MARTIN O,OO,O Secretary-Treasurer CLINTON AKERS JAMES ALLISON LYDIA BADGETT CARLISLE BAILEY EUGENE BARNES President Co-op Club Hi-Y Art Editor of Yellow Jnnkvt BETTY RASSHAM Band Girl Reserve .TEANNE BECKHAM Girl Reserve Syke 8: Circle Players Public Speaking Forum Drama Club CHARLES BAGGS Band Jacket .livers PATSY LOU BENNETT WANDA BOLIN Girl Reserve Flag' Bearer of Band Kats' Club BETTY BRADFORD EWELL BRIG HAM Band LILA BROOKS FAY BROWN DONNA BURROWS Girl Reserve Scholarship Club Band Syke Sz Circle Players ffaia 016,46 . 'P' 35 3 e ,,,, N4 'li ? ' . If -:,.:,,, ::: 5 m 'GR I f 6 Ask, as 5' all ' X rx ki ,X .mA 4321? .,z-Q ig? 3 W ' ,Q as NL A Q- fi L,:'LQ.S-'bi ' 1 Q. 'few . ff fr 5'EsEs:sEsEEsE5i5E2E!? . ..... I ..... 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E..Club LOUISE GREENWOOD CHARLES GROVE Hi-Y Club Scholarship RU DOLPH GUILLOUD Sc'holm'ship Club 44 44 23 rs 1. ,, , L ff . ' gf ji .':.j ' ' -. ,. , 1 'AA1A2 f izl A A A INA vw Q 1 ' r ' '95 I c fe A 4 3 w K xv 3 S Cjfazz of 746 N- .. VIRGINIA HAIR BETTYE HAMILTON Senior Secretary of Girl Reserve LEWANNA HARDENBURG LORNA HARDENBURG DORIS ANN HAUSER Girl Reserve BOBBYE HAWKINS P. A. S. F. Scholarship Club BILLIE HAYNIE Girl Reserve Officer FREDDIE HERRIAGE Future Farmers of America BILLIE JEAN HESTER CAROLYNE HIBBITT Scholarship Club Drub and Bugle Corp JACK HICKS Football '44-'45-'46 Basketball '45-'46 Track '45-'46 D Association BETH HILLIARD Girl Reserve Scholarship Club Annual Staff Co-op Club JOHNNIE HO DG I-I ffl VERETT IIODG ES Co-op Club Tennis Hi-Y HILL HODGKINSON JOYCE IRELAND Girl Reserve Charm Club I President CHARLIE JACKSON Football '42-'43-'44-'45 Basketball '44-'45-'46 Senior Favorite Junior Favorite D Association Track '45 DORTHEA JOHNSON 4-H Club Choral .Club Girl Reserve GEORGELLA KELSEY Girl Reserve Homemakimz Club JAY RONALD KIDD TOMMIE KINNEY ELSIE KIRSCHNER PAUL LACEY CHARLES LEWIS Football '45 EARL LEWIS Football '45 SUE LEWIS Girl Reserve Srholarship Club 'TOMMY LITTLE Cheerleader '44-45 BILLIE JEAN LONDON Girl Reserve W. M. LYNCH EDWIN LYON Football '45 law. of '40- if ff y cfdii , of . .. :-:- V -V 'A21 . :: , Il A unzl ' V I ..... g Ri AX, if 'W Mix rg... H. ,. 4 Jia we fa - ----e : ,,::...+ .,- lm ,,:+'- ,. Q .... : -gf - 6+ ffxiy' if . 1 -P 4 gl exif sf. 4. . Y, . 21 Q.. V9 5 I' ' 35 552 lf i GN wry' 'Qing 262s 1 N if A iw we f4Q ANNA MAE MANNERING Scholarship Club President of D. E. Club NADINE MARSHALL FRANCES MARTIN Girl Reserve Scholarship Club Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class Senior Class Favorite DONALD McBEE PATSY MCCARLEY Girl Reserve BETTY MCCURDY Girl Reserve VIRGINIA MCDANIEL BILLIE MEDLIN Band fmajorettej Kats' Club LEONARD MELSON Co-on Club Sec.-treas. of PL T. C. T. Class BOBETTE MILAM Girl Reserve LINDY MONTGOMERY MARY LOU MOORE Homemaking of America PATRICIA MOORE Scholarship Club Girl Reserve President P. A. S. F. Latin Club GEORGE MOSSE President of Band Hi-Y Club Latin Club ' BRADFORD MOTT RALPH MULLIKIN WANDA MURRAY Girl Reserve Scholarship Club Choral Club J. C. MYERS LENA MYERS Girl Reserve Future Homemakers of America RAYMOND MYERS GLEN NEIDERT LOYD NELMS 4-H Club JOYCE NEWLAND Girl Reserve GUY NEWMAN Football '43-'44-'45 Basketball '45-'46 Track '45-'46 MARY HELEN NORIE Scholarship Club Girl Reserve WANDA OVERTON Band Girl Reserve- P. A. S. F. Drum S4 Burlile BOB OWENS RECIA JO PACE Girl Reserve THELMA PAGE JOE PEARCE P. A. S. F. Qfaaa of ,451- Q 4 3 sg 'ff f 2:f .,.: 55555, ::- -1 g sg, E . ' ,.,. . .- is I, , ,.:: ..,., , K M, ,dd f VW F ff O 5 1. ' ff, + : ' .,. V L ,..,,,. . I 3 lid .R 1 iii 1 iiii 1':' .,.' 4re2'7:wa aaa 46 BOBBIE LOU PEARSON OLLIE JO PONDER Girl Reserve Band NELDA POWELL MARGARET PUGH JEAN RADEBAUGH Girl Reserve Choral Club DELORES REDDING Scholarship AUSBER REYNOLDS Hi-Y Scholarship Club DORIS RUDDELL Girl Reserve Sophomore Favorite Junior Favorite Cheerleader '44-'45 LLUTTIE BELL RUSSELL BILL RYLEE Hi-Y Scholarship Club Syke 8: Circle Players P. A. S. F. Football LETA SCALF Girl Reserve HILL SCHIRMER Football '43-'44-'45 TERRELI. SEALE BILLY SHIELDS JEAN SHIRES Fixture Homakers of America VVAYNE SHONE ELIZABETH SHORT LEON SHORT MERINE SIKES ROSEMARY SIMMS - VIRGINIA SIMMS Girl Reserve ' Kats' Club Band Scholarship Club Latin Club Syke Sz Circle PAT SIMPSON Scholarship Club Girl Reserve Syke Sz Circle Players SHIRLEY SINGLETON Girl Reserves Future Homemakers of DON STRICKLIN Hi-Y Tennis '42-'43 J. W. SWEENY RUDY THEISON BETTY THOMAS Syke KL Circle Players Girl Reserve, DAVID THOMAS Hi-Y P. A. S. F. Scholarship Club Latin Club President of Senior Class MACK THOMAS Hi-Y Band Basketball '46 Jacket Jivers DICKY THOMAS Football '44-'45 America Cyan of Z6 ,-W ' I ' -f F ee:-::: ., L. , :- .. , - Ya . isa mv .W dui' im .Y 1 '---: . ' been X Sv ' iffy gl A asf izz I vw' .MMEI - A 'Er: Q f ' 'Q X 1, 1 M 1 2.5 '12... . 2, Q N X W. V IEW if fl? .5 H ff'-.. -'- 3 :-W, .O D :sax-. ,, .. 5- ff ff 5,53 L x ...fell ' . x '54 swift' , V. 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Scholarship Club JEAN WILLOUGHBY Girl Reserve Cheerleader '44-'45 Syke Kz Circle Players RUDOLPH WINCHESTER Hi-Y DALE VVINEINGER ROBERT WINGFIELD Football Manager cle Players C7fa1a'O'fQ6 BILLY WINGO Scholarship Club Student Council HOWARD WOODRUFF DORIS JEAN WOODS Band Girl Reserve LOUISE WORBES Scholarship EMMA JEAN WRIGHT F.F.A. Sweetheart...-.Iunior year Girl Reserve HOMER WRIGHT Future Farmers of America JOE DON YOUNG cc 44 31wvb 644322 NAME James Allison Lydia Badgett Carlisle Bailey Eugene Barnes Betty Bassham .Teanne Beckham Charles Beggs Patsy Lou Bennett Wanda Ruth Bolin Billy Boyer Betty Bradford Ewell Brigham Lila Jean Brooks Winnie Fay Brown Donna Burrows Jack Burrows Gene Bush Jack Calhoun Bobby Campbell Almeda Coleman Dean Cox Herman Crews Bob Crout James Dalton Roger Daniel Pearl Davey Henry Davis Jap Dinwiddie Billy Dodson Vernon Droegmeir Jack Durham Betty Dutton Sue Erwin Jack Fawcett Rama Fawcett Patsy Fike Clinton Fisher Wanda Fuller Frank Furlow Mary Gaines Edith Gaylon Jimmie Bell Garner Bob lRobertJ Garner Nellwyn Glover Raymond Goetsell Billie Gray Louise Greenwood Charles Grove Rudolph Guilloud Virginia Hair Betty Hamilton Lewanna Hardenburg Lorna Hardenburg Doris Hauser Bobbye Hawkins Billie Haynie Freddie Herriage Billie Jean Hester Carolyn Hibbitt Jack Hicks Beth Hilliard Everett Hodges Billy Hodgkinson Galen Irby Joyce Ireland Charlie Jackson Dorothea Johnson Georgelia Kelsey Ronald Kidd Tommie Kinney Elsie Kirschner Paul Lacey Charles Lewis Sue Lewis Earl Lewis Tommy Little Billie Jean London Dan Looney W. M. Lynch Edwin Lyon P7 Cfaii .f 'zofzgscy CJAY RONALD KIDDJ AMBITION To labor in the halls of Science Owner of Rialto Pin-up girl Publisher Brightness Mrs. Jodie-boy Hodges President.?U. S. A. Boy friends Jack Hicks Loafer Debutante Scoutmaster Marriage He-men Sweetness Army Life Country Gentleman King of Kings Blondes Jeep owner Night Club Star All State Back Super Tin Smith Automobile Manufacturer Candy Maker Social Register Porky, the all around athlete General Dinwiddie Untamed Wolf Simpler Name Champaigne Phil Spitalny's Orchestra You shouldn't know Fast Runner Superman Baby Sitter Has none Pass Geometry Rough, tough, footwear To slaughter a symphony High Society Super Gal Hairy Atlas Society Fiend Master Mechanic Life in a Bubble Bath Cosmetic tycoon Big grocery man Oil Industralist Hollywood President of 400 Club English teacher Latin instructor Woo Actress Redder Hair Learn to drive fwellj Countess Hostess Bible Teacher Guess Who? Sun tanned author Office executive Super Lawyer Railway President Big Girl T. C. U. Radio singer Housewife Ain't any Poetess College instructor Construction engineer Building contractor Screen Star Race horse owner Great Lover Good Books To be Captain Slow-driving minister Pin-up girls RESULTS Side-show Barker Horse-Opera fan Grandma Comic book artist Duh-h-uh Mrs. Undertaker Dowd Mayor of Prairie Dog Town And How ! ! l You said it! Ditto Milk Maid Cub Scout, 3rd class Five Times Four at a time Lemon Farmer nwackn City Slicker King of the Tiddle d'winks Peroxides Wolf in Jeep's clothing Bubble Dancer All-American fumble Sardine Canner Kiddie-Kar salesman Sucker Z ! ! Joe Miller Joke Book All around meatball Hello thar yardbird O-O-O-O-h-h-h- ! Jones 7-Up Glass Blower She agrees Snail racer Wonder-boy There'll be some changes made Head of Hobo Union Oh Well! Wedges salesman Spike Jones arranger Hashslinger Muscle-bound hepcat Super mouse Red Cross treasurer Yo-Yo maker Magic bubble fiend Miss Cold Cream Hey, check boy! Pipe layer Zoo-keeper Van Johnson Swooner Comic Novelist Epluribus Unum Woo-Woo! Organ grinder with monkey She uses a flame-thrower Junk Dealer Street Cleaner Kindergarten teacher You're right! Forever Amber ! L l Flagpole painter Stock boy P'orter Dolly nursemaid Atomic bomb of the gridiron Nook cook Delivery Gal Oh for Heaven's sake! Grease-monkey First grade teacher Teapot maker Erector Set Dump truck driver Bookie Of Life, Liberty and Esquire Superman, Batman, and Red Ryder vToo bad, Private Flash Gordon Boing ! ! ! Anna Mae Manering Nadine Marshall Frances Martin Donald McBee Patsy McCarley Betty McCurdy Virginia McDaniel Billie Medlin Leonard Melson Bobette Milam Lindy Montgomery Mary Lou Moore Patricia Moore George Mosse Lradiord Mott Ralph Mullikin Wanda Murrny J. C. Myers Lena Jo Myers Raymond Myers Glen Ncidert Lloyd Nelms Joyce Newland Guy Newman Mary Helen Norie Wanda Overton Bobby Owens Recia Jo Pace Thelma Page Joe Pearce Bobbie Pearson Mitchell Perry Ollie Ponder Nelda Powell Margaret Pugh Jean Radebaugh Delores Redding Ausber Reynolds Do 'is Ruddell Lluttie Belle Russell Bill Rylee Lets Scalf William Schirmer Terrell Seale Billy Joe Shields Jean Shires Wayne Shone Elizabeth Short Leon Short Merine Sikes Rosemary Simms Virginia Simms Patsy Lou Simpson Shirley Singleton Don Stricklin J. W. Sweeney Rudy Theisen Betty Joyce Thomas David Thomas Mack Thomas Dickie Thomas Jennie Mae Thomason Lonnie Traweek Lora Lee Turner Maviornee Ward Mary Jane Ware Wanda Watson Pansy Weatherly Cozette Webb Martellus Webb Norma Wilhelm Joyce Williams lVIa:tha Jo Williams Jean Willouehblr Jr. Wilson Rudolph 'Winchester Dale Wineingar Robert Wingfield Billy Wingo Howard Woodruff Doris Jean lVoods Louise Worbes Emma Jean YVright Homer Wright Joe Don Young Ruth Flack Artist Cover Girl Secretary to a wolf Phinese airline pilot Power's model Countess Mastermind To write a book Big Rancher Society highlight Admiral Food administrator Editor of Chicago Times T. G.'s first sax B-29's and Blondes Flying instructor Hosiery Manufacturer Playboy Ocean Liner Hostess Head of A. A. F. Diesel Engine Expert 2nd Van Johnson Bathing Beauty Queen Super Athlete Heiress Daredevil Geogologist Housekeeper Adventuress Big dairyman Super food expert Tall man Ensigns Ballet Girl .Tune Bride 'Poe dancer The girl behind the man Executive Cute Chick Nurse Prof-football Cute Veterans Big shot Mayor Not any Old maid 1946 Car Air Corps man Champ Designer Opera Star Navy's girl Varga Model Reporter Lollege Lover Betty Grable Quiz Kids lrrestlble Females Wealth Government Worker Wnrlrl News Reporter Banker Van Johnson's Girl Dietician Dramatic star School teacher Nylons at 18 Doctor of Motors Super Civilian Armed and unarmed fo Pro-dancer Career woman .loan Leslies double Furniture store owner Practice Law Surgeon Formal occasions South American Beauties Secretary of Nav? Army men Hat store owner Fashion model Cattle Buyer Champion Bulls To be hep to the step TCC! Corn Hot check artist Blanket salesman Kisk! Ksk! One Wing Low Powerful model Queen of the Lumberjacks Master flea-trainer Why I Love Men Drug Store Cowboy J anitoress Mess boy Car hop Loafer's Handbook Kobbler's second washboard Kiddie Kars and Ragdolls For little lightning bugs Leg make-up artist 48-state wolf Jaques Welder Kiteflyer, 3rd class Tricycle cxnert 3rd Gabby Hayes Scrub Woman All-American waterboy Gatekeeper at D. H. S. Bowling champ Western Union Boy Street Cleaner Lap-sitting strenographer Milkman Hot-dog stand Pair ol' stilts Sea Scouts Judo teacher Bottle washer Boxing student Yep, any of 'em Railroad foreman Barnyard beauty Bus Driver Tac-klinlr dummy Boy Scouts Disc- thrower Newsboy Sad case Solid sender 1832 Scooter 5 little Flyers Chumn For dog houses Cass Daily's understudy Super .ludo Lover Hubba! Hubba! Hubba! Gossip Queen Ward School Romeo Sioux City Sue lt pays to be ignorant. Gravel Gertie of the Bobby Sox President ot' World Wolf Union 3rd Janitor in charge of Cuspidors A A. W. Yep, Sing-Sing Pottsboro News Piggy Banker Duke of Paduka's Girl Food demonstrator John's other wife Drooling with schooling Bobby Sox at -13 Tinker toy set Soda-jerk Toy-soldiers Jitterbug dancer Housewife Caladonia's stand-in Lounger Guard-house Lawyer -ith class Butcher lcatraz class reunion of X56 Dark, shapely hot tr-males Captain or Bathtub Fleet O. L. ta wolf on the loosel Screwball top-nets Store '5'lTlIiOTf model liliilzman Bull slinger champ Atomic Blonde 4fe33rx ClO41Of'47 K 44 34 up Pb umiozi O JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROY JACK'SONI , ,,,,,, . ,.,,,,,,,,,,YY.,.....,,,Y,Y,, 5T,Lg.fI,L1g,.' PI'CSid6I1t MARTHA WHITE AA Vvgce-President BETTYEQ MOR-GIQN ,..A Q . .. Q ,.,A Seeffemy DORIS FAWCEEET OOO,I,O IOO,OO I jrrgiasurer Cyan of I47 Josie Adamson Betty J. Alderson Rebecca Alexander Syble Atkins Lillie Atwell Betty Bain Harold Baker Jimmy Ballon Camille Barnett Joyce Bearden David Blacknall Joan Blackwell Maxine Blalock Oscar Bledsaw Flora Bogard Mary Ann Bond Jo Ann Booth Dorothy B1-aswell Marjorie Bridgefarmer Clyde Brinkley Ernestine Britton Effie Brownlee Bill Brunkhorst Joyce Buchanon Gordon Burden Billy Burgess John Butcher Della Cherry Mary Edna Clark James Cliett Clarence Cline Jack Cockburn Theda Jo Cody Wilburn Coffin Donald Cook Ml 1 2,- , , aw A wf K f -N , 1 t i t SV llyl 5 c rr 2 :mil ra fi , oozz ,C ag, zi' QQ ' ,,.-,t 1 f A fafif v 11 QF N, is Q W 5 ia? 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T. Fowler Lucille Fraley Joyce Frederick Louella Gardner Elizabeth Ann Garrison Wanda Hance 1 cfm of Margaret Ann Gee A If Q ,-L..g fn' Q sb gy G Dale Giles 4 ., j ,E gr J . Q E Rae Giles f Q- 'B - ,.::2:I .5 ' .: .-... I Bobby Golden if 2 f D i' h ' :iw -I 'ZIV' I 3 , . . 0 Ot Y Gwen ' 2 ,cf in ls V 'W 0 R Z5 , 4 I z '- 1, Maw, fn ,.,v :fi Donald Gregory A Joyce Grove , Q Bobbie Hale f A K'tty Hall 1 if ww-. .,,, W I M K 2 ya 'f 5 i awk 5 Betty Hardenburg W Earline Hardenburg Mary Ellen Hargrove Q Charles Harmon ly H Fred Harris Mildred Harris Opal Helm John Hicks Carl Ray Hill I Q M Herschel Hogenson V l i C gl H1 gf! I is H is l l s Vera Holzue , ' 'V Bvbby Holder J is 1 J. P. Holder I M' Doris Holland Bill Hollingsworth if . , , GM A in i . ' Q s , Virginia Hollowell Nancy Hopkins Ruth Hosford Jessie Lou Jackson Roy Jackson Bill Jacobs Elizabeth Jefferson Zclta Ruth Jennings Kenneth Jett is 'fu Betty Johnson 4 X n,f rf wk fjswi 3 H ij f', ' :,,,,. 2 Q Q 37 vw rs f f 1.'.:.1s:.- r 4 1 , .x.::,g J -- 'I Abzzuv ,, ,Q E::, is , AAEZE E: G Eif ' e V w as i C4 cc 38 Xb an V it ,,, , VW ia. 1 'qt V, , V -, -Q.. up U.. . k A' be at 5 'CE' A1... Y' A 2 pm- H-mm, . I 5 gt ,X .,:::.., . M lx f 43151 , . fe .,:,-f N'-Q.-e-W, mi in 2 My 1 'nw .Q 'W if 'F . Z , ii! S rx llfxl X 1 XY f to 5 we 3 I 'K Ufaia of '47 Rosemary Jones Bill Jones Carolyn Kalb Marilyn Kalb Betty Tom Kimble James Kirkpatrick Catherine Kuykendal Anita La Londe Billie Lou Landmon J. K. Lane Virginia Lankford Imogene Lemons Herschel Lindsey Elizabeth Lyon Francille Maloy Billie Manery Martha Jane Maynard Houston McClain Teddy McCoy Edward McMuri'is Virgil McVay John Merkel Wanda Milburn Billie Mills Betty Morgan .Tack Mosley Mickey Murphy Wanda Mae Murray Anne Nelson Dorothy N4-wvomb Elizabeth Ann Newsom Betty Nicholson Bobby Noe Clifford Noe Ernest Odeneal ' 1 Cfanq of 47 Bobby Oram Alvin Parker Wanda Parks Tony Patti Laura Payne Dulaith Perry Louis Peters Paul Peterson Melba Phillips Eddie Pilkilton Rodney Pirkle Arminta Pool Jeanne Poole Ruby Nell Potts Earlene Pugh Texana Raines Pat Reasor Bob Redmon Sally Ann Reed Wilma Richardson Bobby Rose Doris Ruble John Rutledge Bob Rylee Melba Scalf Christine Shaw Peggy Sheffer Evelyn Shires Earlene Short Lillian Short Mary Simms Billie Singleton Pat Sittel Aubrey Smith I Dorothy Smith ' le 5, .... ii M 5431 ,ziv ,,..,., f izzi .,.,.,. 5 Q 5 :11 21' Z KW! if 1 M-'2 1 W, E 4 Q? 1 5. 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Williams Ruth Williamson Brooks Williford Cressie Wilson Marion Wilson Gale Wineinger Ada Winter Dick Wood Jean Woods Cffam of '47 Betty Louise Wright Charlsye Wright Ray Neil Wright Joyce Young Sam Young 1' E erin QQ41bx dfaaa of Z5 ASOPQOHZOTEQ Cyan of I48' Joannie Abrahamson Richard Alderson Patsy Alexander Bernice Allen Geneva Allen Jean Allen Earl Anderson Helen Atnip Bettye Baggett Thurman Bailey Teddy Ball Buster Barnes Billy Barnet E. K. Barnett, Jr. Martha Bartee Ray Dell Bates J. L. Bates Raymond Beine Rebecca Benedict W. D. Bentley Marilyn Blankenship Allan Blanton James Paul Bodkin David Bond George Bowling Barbara Brennan Choyce Brown Dorothy Brown Laverne Brumfield Dorothy Bryant Marjorie Bryant Donald Buford Geraldine Burk Word Burtis Joe Jim Butler Bailey Campbell Jeanne Casey Juanita Chappell John Christman Barbara Ann Clark Peggy Clark Mary Alice Clark 'E x eerlyy Yl B yr e 1.Jy.y.yrJ J, , M il M1 el f oee rnr yll B 'f A 1 v . V45 , . ij, , Z Y Q - gk? 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Fogle Jo Anna Fowler Katherine Frank Royce Franklin Virginia Garner Clfau of '48 Kathleen Gary Albert Gentry Jimmy Geesling Jerome Giles Junior Gill Margaret Gilliam Carole Gingles Chetty Goforth Gayle Gourley Betty Guilloud Betty Marie Hagle Clyde Hagood Deane Hamilton J. H. Hannah Betty Harmon James Harmon Betty Harris Betty June Harris Wayman Harris Harold Harkins Rudolph Hatch Mary Hawkins Bobby Joe Haun Joan Heath Frieda Hembree Georgia Henderson Gene Henderson Robert Hendrick Andrew Hester Patsy June Hibbitt Lindell Hicks Bobbie Jean Hicks Virginia Hock Elizabeth Hodges Bob Holt Dorothy Hopkins Edward Hughes Marvin Hunt Patsy Hunt Mary Hutchinson Jackie Ingram Thelma Isom 1, 5' i e H 3 , A X, , Giii x 44 4: 45 sy EP I ,. if V ri? 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Cyan of 145' Cleburne Monroe Chad Morrison Shirley Jo Mosse Nilene Munn Juanita Munsell Harry Neinast Barbara Newsome Dorothy Faye Nicholas Philip Noe Kathryn Norris Dorothy Oden George Odom Perry Ooten Mary Owens Florence Park Alice Parrish Paul Patison Paul Pearson Eddie Pennal Harold Perdue Patricia Jean Peters Bob Phillips Billy Phillips Gay Pickett Jean Pindale Jay Pirtle Joe Pitcock Jimmy Pogue Thomas Poole Charles Powell Charles Price Glen Price Annie Pugh Marion Pyle L. D. Quassa Wilma Quassa Nancy Raines Jack Rawlins Marion Reeves Charles Renfro John Reynolds Bobby Rich , ya s, f ,, 9 9, .31-f Y? af 2 if A 2 1 P '::':-: P f' A ff V - f' .1 I K EEE Eff f . lx A Q Je i K nr 1 ii r ... , .NMA ,Q ifi m?1 g a 3 V , as any W 4 - fm. , , , -. . A Q 1 X, f:,Mgj, f' ie? , Z, 2 M S ,, XZ 133 ,, W gg .:,., li 'e ' 6 iviif 2 X' Q Y 5 E il . . X 19, ..,-.,, : A A + ,ff f f , 7 Q 1 54 ,l,::. Q 5 rg i 1 fa? viii. V 1 It z . Tab 2 N iw 'If -.,.:.. in E mf E . ,K 3 V fi E ke fx 4 Billie Rigdon 1 if -1:1 f Paul Eugene Riggs ,Al Johnny Riley '- Hattie Roberson , . f X Charles Ray Roberts 'i Souverne Rushing 1 Wa I 5 is Nils Rutherford Peggy Ruthledm- Jimmy Sammons Harry Sampseli E 2 1 HE 4: Ri is A' 1 5 ' I .E Earl Sayler Harry Sc-ally 3 ur 2 -K , 5 .WV .-, i ik! K Hazel Scarbrouszh Joanne Schmitzer Patsy Scoggins Reda Faye Scrog.-:grins Fredda Seal Curtis Sedlets w fi l' rf ,+ we if .,,,,.,, , Sf ,Q V 8 Clifton Shearer Don Shiflet George Sims Kathryn Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith Robert Snow A , Q, aw Q AQ W2 f'fJC,lA W , f V,,.,u,,:-if-gg,n. ,W Y 1 ' 1 1 ' ,: V Jackie Sowder Betty Jo Spencer Patsy Spencer Dorothy Spoon Loyce Stalcup Weldon Stanford .., 1 Dorothy Steen ge V .. M s Claudia Stroehmer , .E :,,,, , ' --:- . 1 r , x -i Lee Sturdivant, 'L Q David Sutherland 4Qe48xv W M V n v., I 1, 9 ,,,,, 2 fc G Q ay j 1 7 ge ,X 1 ,., is-:siege , - Q EMM? 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Clfaa-1 of i4Q Dorothy Carter Tharon Ann Carthen Marshall Cary Jimmy Cassidy Billy Cates Bonnie Ciaccio Ethel Mae Claunch Margie Clemens Carlos Clontz Louise Coats Patsy Cockburn Daisy Dell Coffman Ovid Cole Carrol Collyer Kenneth Cordell Jean Cottrell Ralph Covington Marie Cox Hobart Crabtree Joe Cravens Alton Crook Patsy Ann Crouch Jo Ann Crow Billie Ruth Cruson Joel Cullar Van Cullar Bob Daniels Billy Darr Donald Davidson Joyce Davis Juanita Dean Harry Derrick Alyre Dewees Cleta Dories Jimmy Duckworth Aubrey Dudley Delbert Duncan Joanne Durham Melvah Dusenberry Elvuuor Eakin Lorine Edifett Jann Eiland Cyan of '49 Carlus Roy Eoff Geraldine Epperson Gloria Fawcett Polly Fawcett Edna Ferguson Austin Fike Billy Fowler Imogene Friend Orbie Fudge Josie Fuller Taylor Fuller Robbie Jn Garner Patsy Gattis Barbara Mae Godbey Viola Gomzins Billy Gormley Vivian Gayne Betty Jo Graham Jimmie Gray Aubrey Green Bobby Lee Grigsby Donald Lee Grigsby Gladys Gullett Marguerite Haizond Tommy Hairshire Imatene Hall Lois Hall Dorotha Hamilton Clifford Hardy Jerry Harlow Billy Harris Billy Joe Harris Billy Harshaw Jaketa Hawkins Billy Hays Madolyn Hr-mbey Jerry Henderson Jo Ann Henderson Doyle He-rley Dorothy Hill Sammy Hilton Opal Louise Hook Q .1 .i,.,.: V,?l, , - f I 3 I s ,, :JVV R M Mi 52 pf! iy 5 i ,zer X f X I qm 5 -'-- f vw' M? if 5 l 2 1 , 73 K , f ,R A O Q :lj I ,..:.. ,:. .... 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I-4 3 'A Y QQ li K 'X 4? dfaii of 149 Jack Holder Donald Joe Hollingsworth Earl Hollingsworth Georgia Hoover Doreme Hopper Melvin Howard Gaylene Huffman Freddie Hughes Pat Hughes Jesse Huseman Glenn Isaccs Melton Isabell Gertrude Jackson Ella Mae Jefferson Charles Jenkins Billy Ray Johnson Helen Johnson Juanita Johnson lluulnh Jom-rx Fran:-is Jones Rnyvo Jones VVilliam Jones MHl'EZ1l'Pl Kelley l.nwrenf-l- Kennon Vernon Lee Kcmmn Doyle Kvrlvy Christine Knox Don Kuykendall James Kuykondall llyrun Lacy Veta Lance Guy Lankfnrd Joyc-e Lazarus Mary Lou Lee Patricia Legg David Ilewis Jimmy Lewis Bill Linden Jack Lenderrnan Glen Locke Arby Lorance Howard Loizellette Cfan of '49 A A Joyce McCraw Newton McClain Thomas McGill Melba Jean McGirk Betty McGuire Catherine McKee Carroll Jean McKemy Bill McMahan Bob McMahan Bettie Lee McMorris Gradene McRae Ruth McCary f? of gf ----: Y 2 if 4 , 2 Keith Mack Jack Mannery Marcelene Marcum Claud Markham Jimmy Malone Jim Marshall James Maynard f wx f - Gene Mayo 5 ' I' ' Q .:,,:ssff:2g,: 1 m Q1 Richard Mason W Bill Milburn VV Bernice Miller PM -:fig L , J JE f Frankie JD Miner lg A Sr U JE Richard Millican Byron Mitchell La Quitta Monroe Robert Paul Montgomery Billy Moore Marlene Moore Maxie Morrison Dorothy Mosley Thomas Mosley Thefla Ruth Mulder Paul Dean Myers Pauline Myers Estelle Nelson Jack Nelson Buddy Nevil Joanne Newland Jack Newman Don Nichols 1 5' Silk- in was 4 3 ,f . 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Sarter Leon Savage Frankie Sawyer Inez Scogilins Betty Shaffer Troy Sikes Floyd Simmons Lalla Jean Simms Joe Sims Georgia Singleton Ray Singleton Bonnie Smathers Carol Ann Smith Jane Smith Ray Smith Margie Faye Smith Wanda Smith Eddie Sneed Irene Snow Ivie Sorrells Joyce Spaugh Mary Frances Spears Emogene Stanford Harold Stanley Leslie Stapp Lillie Lee Steedman Barry Stephens Weldon Sullivan Margaret Catherine Tallant Erwin Tarver Roy Tate Delores Taylor Marion Taylor Diane Thomas Roy Thomas Bill 'Thornton Jimmy Thornton Esther Thurman Jeanne Tipton Edward Tomlinson U? 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B, Tucker Billie Faye Vance Billy Vandergriff 2 il 5 V Rcba Faye Vaughan M Patsy Vest , HQ A Marvin Vincent l gr :iii Harold Wagner V 'V Jack Walker 3 Barbara Wall li J 2 il ' gy ., Dorothy Walson I Jack Wallace 4 'Q Marie Wallace 4, N kr ' Marvin Ward Charles Warren f' 3 , Marilyn Watkins Charles Watson Betty Waymire Clifton Weaver Virginia Webb Georgia White Ethel Mae Whitley Francille Whitley Jimmie Wigzell George Wilemon Jo Wilkerson David Williams Taylor Willoughby l v' Alvin Winburn David Winter Stewart Wood Gertie Worthington Donald Lee Wright I .-:,,: 5 Edgar Lee Wright V3 5 R , fi ,g W S ' ' W , 4 41, ,Q X T 3 J 1 2 1 f 5 Marilyn Winfree Vernon Wingfield My its fs X, ' ,i if LOVING MEMORY OF gjafay Clarioff August 30, 1932 - December 12, 1945 5 A IN 1 - i.,i 1 3 , 'D L! ae59::v f?'zcuza.s1 fflffaxfirz Favorite Senior Girl qfyanifa Bonn Runner-up Bowls ga'zrz.s'z Favorite Senior Boy gang ijawcskf ana! fwingo Runners-up fjwacfafins 901651 Favorite Junior Girl ilwza ggayng and 30114 qawczff Runners-up deaf? cfgay Hcyofforzu Favorite Junior Boy KQZCICELOIZ CLEC! BOE GRDHKSE Runners-up I Cjcuzofa Qingfsi Favorite Sophomore Girl 3010653 4.3-'gfics Ewan! ana! fpalr 3511123 Runners-up gaozga Hdozgyu Bowfing Favorite Sophomore Boy Spauf Spatison. arzcf qflfouf Bufzfia Runners-up Gillis gucfjs Favorite Freshman Girl Cffbzfiirzia :Ruthie 'zfbuf ans .Lbii Bufbzd Runners-up cfijafpg ,Bwzfon Favorite Freshman Boy Huis gouzsffa ancfgsuy 51-fsncfauon Rurmgrs-up :Afaomi cgafcfsfz F ture Farmers Sweethe t Dozia cfupfcfsff Runner-up Cguzflys 'fwffzigfif Distributivbe Education. Sweetheart Jfnna Jiffafznszivgy Runner-up 15, CVVLZO BOBBY GARNER FRANCES MARTIN JACK FAWCETT Best Sport Best Attitude Best A11 Around BETTY HAMILTON HERMAN CREWS DORIS RUDDELL Most Dependable Bust Athlete Most Friendly SUM' iii W Ma I I A gig NR5L1!5? ff? Mb FWEO 2 'WZO mmm O A gn Jaw TVN' RILLIE HAYNIE UAVTD THOMAS YVANDA BOLIN' Most Cu-oporzmtivu Most Clever livsl, Smilv is 3 gi QS? H! :af gf if Sas 'Refi :sf WANDA MURRAY JAY RONALD KIDD PAT MOORE Most Serviceable Most Humorous Leadership acc71:::v aawoffcz 3-Y MW. 5 si iq Cfvfffvvofrghs 3090419 Her majesty the Queen ELIZABETH McCURDY His majesty the King ELWYN MCMANIS PRINCESS PATSY of the House of Hunt PRINCE JACK of the House of Fawcett PRINCESS CAROLE of the House of Gingles PRINCE JACK of the House of Calhoun PRINCESS DORIS ANN of the House of Hauser PRINCE CHARLES of the House of Watson PRINCESS FRANCES of the House of Swink PRINCE J. K. of the House of Lane DUCHESS ALMEDA of the House of Coleman DUKE GEORGE of the House! of Bowling' DUCHESS WANDA of the House of Parks DUKE WILLIAM of the House of Dodson DUCHESS PATRICIA of the House of Reasor DUKE DAVID of the House of Thomas cccc72xav DUCHESS JEAN of the House of Radebaugh DUKE THOMAS of the House of Little DUCHESS PATRICIA of the House of McCarley DUKE BUDDY of the House of Nevil COUNTESS RECIA JO of the House of Pace COUNT CHARLES of the House of Lewis COUNTESS BILLIE GAY of the House of Pinkston COUNT LOYD of the House of Nelms COUNTESS BILLIE of the House of Medlin COUNT CLINTON of the House of Fisher LADY BETTY of the House of Kimble LORD DON of the House of Stricklin LADY WANDA of the House of Murray LORD RONALD of the House of Kidd LADY JOYCE of the House of Ireland LORD DAVID of the House of Bond LADY PEARL of the House of Davey LORD J. C. of the House of Myers LADY BOBETTE of the House of Milam LORD WAYNE of the House of Shone LADY FRANCES of the House of Martin LORD PAUL of the House of Lacey LADY NELLWYN of the House of Glover LORD J. B. of the House of Tucker LADY BETTY LOUISE of the House of Johnson LORD WILLIAM of the House of Linden ROYAL ATTENDANTS Crown Bearer LADY POLLY of the House of Fawcett Train Beavers LADY ORBIE of the House of Fudge LADY VIRGINIA of the House of Pitcock LADY INEZ of the House of Scoggins If Y I I arzcion GVL life 1. Hubba, Hubba, Hubba! 2. Be careful, and don't step on the starter! 3. Martha has il bored look on her face, doesrft she 'I 4. Two cuties pose for the camera. 5, Hi, Kids! What you eating? 6. The Cheerleaders march down Main with the Student Body right behind them. 4447322 lem WWE O? Bottom Row QLeft to Rightl - Jack Hicks. Jackie Williamson, Bill Rylee, Don Stricklin, Alton Wilburn, Louis Earl Peters, J. D. Mayberry, Rodney Pirkle, Harry Burke, Kenneth Fields. Center Row lLeft to Rightj A Don Mathis, Cecil Tate, Charles Lewis, Glen Oden, William Shirmer, Carl Ray Hill, Don Womack. Top Row QLeft to Rightb - Kenneth Steele, Herman Crews, Teddy McCoy, Mr. 44 C4 74 :bib Allen, Ephifanio Villareal, James Johnson. 8 ll VWIZO. Veronica Lake has nothing on Laura Payne. What's the matter Elizabeth, afraid that cat's gonna get away 'I Joyce Ireland looking like a little baby doll. Madeline Foster and her per- petual smile. Sue Lewis and Frances Martin still as good friends as they were in a buggy. Way back when Dixie Daven- port didn't have to peroxide hor bangs. Betty McCurdy still a pin-up girl as she was then. . Sweater girl 4 Martha May- nard. 9. We envy Wanda Overton's na- tural curls. 0.Jean Radebaugh, where did you get those blonde curls? l. Betty Louise Johnson trying to make a football player out of George Odom. 2. What's on your mind, Donna? f Burrowsp a4475rv Q 1 3 mv? 4fff76vv l 2 3 usa fwflo. . Come now kids! LL-t's smile for the camera. iMarjorie and Al- ton Crookl. ,Nellwyn Glover, don't you dare fall on top of that darling make! . Becky, your modesty shock-1. us!! Ueanne Beckham of coursej -1. Charles Prim was a sleopyhvad then. just as he is now in class. 5.Just a beautiful doll added fo li the re-Qt of the toys...Kath- rinr- Frank. .Elsie Clay always was a cutup. 4. Betty Louise Johnson and Billy Mosse Linden pose fm' the cam- urn fiend, whoever it happens tu bv. f' new VVVIZO. 1. That's our Virginia Hair, just as sweet now as she used to he. 2. I have a little shadow that goes in and out with mo thinks P'at Simpson. 3. J a c k Burrows on Saturday night. 4. Looks seems to run in the Ball Family. 5. Lora Lee Turner in her Easter bonnet. 6.Word Burtis playing soldier. 7. Here's a boy trying to get somewhel'e..Bobby Owens. 8. Lost but happy. . . Earlene Short. 9. What's the matter, Delores Tay- lor, did you sit on a tack? ...guna ae'77vww Qitiillllfl. DAYS lfr315'9 ll0 44447822 aan 1 2. 4. al. 6 7. 8 El 3. Wlflio. Here's a cute little trick.-. Betty Johnson. We all agree this is the quiet- est we've seen this little red head. It's Billie Singleton, of COIIPSB. I wonder if Teddy CMcCoyJ knew Jo Ellen then Pat-a-cake Pat-a-cake says Carolyne Hibbitt. Ollie .Io I'onder,,cowgirl ex- traorclinnry, A true gentleman , Everett Hodges. Here's a true brother and sister friendship...Jo Ann and Jack Crow. Billie Haynie.-.Before the long rod hair. Sally Ann Reed with hex' he-ml turned as usual. 10, Four of our fine friends at D. H. S, They are Bernice Cote, James Allison, Wanda Waison, and Georrsella Kelsy. '7 ff ,Y -juszz O . ' WW 9 1. Way back when Charles Lewis had long blonde curls. 2. Dean Cox was a cute little kid even then. 3. Here's a little girl who's always thinking about eating,Mary Jane Ware. 4. A cute little tw0some.eEarlene Pugh and Lindy Montgomery, 5. Patricia Moore is still smiling. 6.Pigtails always looked so cute on Arlena Cullar! .Elizabeth Newsome being the perfect little lady. 8. Don KretsingervPin up boy of 1932. 9. Why, Wanda Murray, we're ashamed of you, crying in pub- lic. . Arlena's little brother, Van. .Recia Jo Pace with a very 4-atchy smile for the birdie. cc 4c79p:,a QW 3 xg ff R0 i, I 04 Jaffa Bit O Us my 65612 Kill her and get it over wit .I-Iubba, Hubba, Hubba!!! .Just out for a Walk! Here-'s those love birds agai Posing for the camera. Out nn a limb and we're kidding either! Deep in thought.-of him! What is this, a contest7? Come on kids, let's smile. 1 Wish I Knew These kids must be afraid each other. Christine again. Gosh I 1 I h! nl! not of I2 C112 CLZOLL kgs cam ui 1. Going down the line. 2. Passing by. 3, Fm a big boy 4. Hello ! 5.1-Ierc we are. fi. Eyvs frnnli now. li, 0 cc 44 81 my 3311 t ss as 35 if Q F Q '- ts 'K' - '--' 5 :-:si wx, 518, fgazs an 5051 of 51.5 1.Why the serious expression, his- tory test this afternoon. 2. 7? Love birds'Z?? Your guess is as good as ours. 3 A group of D. H. S. senior beauties. 4. Gee Martha, what a dignified position y0u're in. 5 -1 .Familiar scene, No. 8 One of the beautiful scenes of the ice storm. 'TI bet he's thinking about the time when hc-'s an upperclass- man. K. Lonesome Y? 9.Nellwyn seems to have an over supply of men, wonder if she'd lend us one of them. l. 2 C'Z!Q'lI:EfL La kgs I ff 1 5, LCE O L E. Initiation week at dear old D.H,S. One of our cute Freshmen. 3. You are sittin' on that bumper, 4. 5. 6 7. VI. aren't you '? Ears. Dayton and Jack rate these three cuties fAlmeda., Billie, and Wandaj Registration day at D. H. S. Sorry, but tl1at's the way it is! Just A Little Fond Affliction. Duris Ann and Nellwyn posn by Jap's motnroyelff. gn QUE 9 4 5 s E E E zl . . im, 44 fc S3 up 2 zf8 x ff LIJZ am! ijzolia U You've all heard of beautiful .. W ,, Texas. Fi-om that smile you'd think Jackie was around somewhere! Going somewhere or just trav- eling? Love birds, No? Yes!!! I wonder where Melvin is? Peek-a-boo! ! Oh, that Loy! Mary Simms and her shorts. Hi ya Louise! What you looking for Lindy?'! Four D. H. S. use to be's. Donna, your modesty ! ! !! KVVQEZS O MIS HO f'ZOl72 E18 Ready, aim, fire ! l l She could really give some one the cold shoulder. Talk louder, We can't quite hear you, This guy is doing all the good. Patsy, teach us your technique. Watch out you'1l fall in and the water may be chilly. Look what the birdie caught this time. Thatls the car that can turn a turner on two wheels. W0 thought one was the limit :mound D. H.. S. cc C4 85 D7 xr Gccgflsbv 'UDQL gmc! gary Clifton and Billie Medlin say they're drinking a soda, but....! Patsy and Joyce make a strik- ing couple, don't you think? Oh, the siyzhts you see on a count 'y road! Gully, wherc's Dayton and Ears, today I l Qui te a resemblance, isn't there? You these can tvll by looking that kids had been on a swim- ming spree. Man Just alive, what a man!!! waitimz for the pilots. mean you'rP w 0 1' k i n g, You Wmn'd'! VVhnt's the matter Joe? 0 ve-1' at the- fsbpark ll 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. WWF USU Ernestine says, I'll take a elmo, choo! J. C. i are you tired? Three of our own cuties pose for.,?? Must be a pleasant subject these kids are talking about. Joe paddles Madeline while Jay Ronald looks un. Who are you smiling at, Billie? Here's another threesome from D. H. S. Delores and Camille rest up after a hard day's work! Did I say, work? AL mme Q ' j f -.::.e:'2- , 4. f X W .Q-1. fi? lbgwmmwf Aqivqqi V... .... ,i .,q....Ef D . .,.. . 'l1l is E ei ' W ::iil i l'::' of Y' ::::21f:: ' :IE :.. ,,,.,,.,,,,.,,i I 1 me A 74 , it . . M, tk. N 5 6. fl 87 2 up cc488a Cjfaai We, the Senior Class of 1946, being of sound minds lwe keep telling ourselvesj do of our own accord hereby will and bequeath the following, to witl Jap Dinwiddie wants to leave some of the surplus brawn and brain to Lee Sturidvant who needs both. Pearl Davey wills some of the sweet temperament that she-'s noted for to Betty Ann Denington, and Jay Ronald Kidd, the local yokel whose no square from Delaware, leaves his vast ability to make with the jive talk to all the gals to Clarence Cline who gets around himself. Jane Ware, better known as Janebert to us gals, wills some of her fondness of the Denison Funeral Home lmust be the friendly service! lplugl to Theda Jo Cody who kind of likes the place herself. Charley Beggs leaves some of his sparkling wit the uses Pepsodentj and magnetic personality to Tommy Loy. llf no one can find me after this annual goes out, please look for me in the elevator shafts at the Denison Hotelr. Joyce Newland wills some of that winning and very charming smile to Betty Morgan, and Rudolph Vllinchester leaves some of his determination to overcome the hardships and stormy trials that he barely survived in American History Class to Bobby Oram who will soon be losing some sleep over it himself. Lora Lee Turner, Shirley Singleton, Dean Cox, and Mavorinee Ward bequeath all of their out-of-town football players to whatever junior girls are smart enough to vamp them away ., . fare ya listin ?l Jack Caladonia Calhoun and Donald Wheaties Mcliee want to pass on some of their ability to look witty and charming in class and at the same time knock off an hour's sleep to Bob Rylee and Clif- ford Noe who don't exactly have to take sleeping tablets now. Patsy Bennett, Lila Brooks, and Faye Brown will their silver wings, filed letters, and overseas stamps to Elizabeth Lyon, Billie Mills, and Dorothy Braswell. Almeda Coleman leaves her Aggie pins Qwho needs those when she's got that ring on her finger'?j to Virginia Pitcock. fHubba, Hubbal. Jean Willoughby passes on her cheer leader sweater to Madeline Foster who looks good in one too. lWolf, hubba, etc.,j David Thomas regretfully wills some of that fabulous record collection fwho needs records when you've got an IQ like that?l to Word Burtis who already has everything from Tippin' In to Clair de Lune lswoonj. Then there's Patsy Lou Simpson who's a slick chick who leaves some of that laughable, lovable personality that she has plenty of to Orbie Fudge who hardly needs it. J. C. Myers, an all rect guy. leaves his tact with the female species to Bob Noe. Sue Lewis, Miss Beck's private little Michaleanglo, leaves her artistic talents to Anne Sproule, and Frank Furlow wills his size 14 shoes to anyone who is seriously affected by the housing shortage. Vir- ginia Simms will keep her love for Gobs, thanks, but she'll be generous and will Wanda Parks a little of it. Jack Fawcett wills his handsome chassis and place as football idol to Corky Bowling who will probably live up to the name. Pat Moore passes on her genuine Girl Reserve spirit and the place as author of Teen Talk to any one who is as talented as she. Billy Joe Owl Shields leaves reluctantly his favorite seat in 217 and many hours of idylls to anyone who's dumb enough to take it. Jean Radebaugh and Wanda Murray will their sense of humor and friendliness to Jerry Jackson and Pat Tierney. Glen Neidert and Eugene Barnes need the originals, but will leave carbon copies of their Sherman address books, of which they take advantage so often, to Bobby Rich and Billy Essary who will use them likewise .... Wanda Bolin wants to leave . . . with Jack Hicks, and who can blame her? and Jack? Well, it's likewise. Louise Greenwood wants back all the hair she pulled out over shorthand and she'll gladly BUT gladly leave it to Joyce Buchanan who will undoubtedly think it is a snap. fOh the horrors of it alll. Charles Grove is passing on the gavel and many headaches, that come with being president of Hi-Y, to Brooks Williford. Billie Haynie and Tommie Kinney will their very red tresses to anyone who deserves it would look as neat, they're all reet ! ! Louise Worbes and Bobbie Lou their high shorthand grades to Thelma Lee Thornton and Rosemary Jones them .... such a virtue and on whom Pearson want to will all of who will be glad they've got leave all the discarded auto parts and black grease that came his way in James Dalton wishes to taking P.T.C.T. land in case you're wondering, that's Part Time Co-opj fsee?J to anyone who's a square enough to want it. Martha Williams will leave some of that wonderful ability to 'understand Shakespeare's gib talk fTo be or not to be, thatis no question ! lj to Betty Wall who's brilliant too. Jack Mosely wills all the carbonated water, soda straws, and what not he's contacted, to Edna Fergu- son, who has enough already, so she'll probably pass them on to any old jerk from Aubuquerque. Donna Annette tha, told it and I'm glad, I'm glad l ll Burrows wants to will some of that excess get-up-and- go energy and a little of her rugged individualism to Charlete Covington who's all right without it. Billy Boyer wants to leave D.H.S. to anyone who wants to stay here as long as he has the gets his old age pension next monthj, and Bradford Mott doesn't especially want to ,leave anything . . . what he's got nobody wants, fakoy, okay stop twisting my arm, we'll take itj. Doroteha Alice fJohnson wills some of that lovely voice and sweet personality to Joan Abrahamson, and on her, it looks good. Just give Mac Thomas one more year in band and he'll go? . . . George Mosse leaves his ability for com- posing poetry and drawing cartoons of er-uh, various and sundry objects, to Elmer Little and Oscar Landmon. Ewell Brigham and Betty Dutton are going to leave all the gay happy hours they spent in band and their musical talents to Jimmie Thornton and Anita La Londe. James Allison leaves all his 10's in deportment to Wilburn Coffin who will need 'em. Tommy Little, our gallant, trustworthy, well-poised cheer leader, and man about town, will leave his pamphlet How To Be Repulsive and Obnoxious With Girls in Ten Easy Lessons, to John Christ- man who has written one himself. Herman Crews will pass on some of those bright shirts he blooms out to Roy Jackson, and then Charlie Jackson has so many honors and virtues, who could say about him? He's got enough good things to pass around to everyone. 'l'here's plenty of 'em. All we can say is Nice work Charlie. Guy Newman will leave some of those football awards and the glamour that comes with being one of the joy-boys of D.H.S. to Carl Ray Hill. Recia Jo Pace and Lluttie Belle Russell will their uniforms and torn ticket stubs to anyone who likes picture shows. Wanda Fuller and Mary Frances Gaines will leave the laughs, giggles, and good times they had in history class to Elizabeth Ann Garrison and Marjorie Bridgefarmer. Vernon Droegemeir' and Bobby'Crout will some of the old tin and burnt fuses they contacted in the electrical business to anybody who would want a large charge, Betty Lou Bassham, a gal who's got more personality hidden than anyone I know, bequeaths some of that dry wit and witty charm to Virginia Hollowell. Bill Rylee is going to will all the grease paint and discarded play scripts to Bill Jacobs who is pretty much of a Barrymore anyway. Henry Davis, Edwin Lyons, and Dickie Thomas, three of our big husky Jackets, gave their ability to be top ranking leifermen to Jimmy Pogue, John Hicks, and John Rutledge, Billie edlin will leave her vacated assistant drum major .uniform to Marion Wilson, and Patsy McCarley wills all those bangle bracelets to Lois Buford who would look good with them on too. Ralph Mulligan and Raymond Myers bequeath some oi' those airplane models that they slave hours over and all those real plane rides to persons yet unknown. HJONTINUED ON PAGE 123i DH kj, y 14 ,ff I gl gl l A O 1-1 'Q Q5 4 Wo, 1,1 1 159' M -1 I W ll 'g ufg 1 NX 12-f'g,2 if 51551 l wb , Q 1 WY P345 1418911 4 S A8,.' - , I 5 ' 'fl asf, 2 E? 'fig f v hx. xgrmn '- -a X ' 19? n a 5 lk? M Min, mega -ws mn X wx. ,asaiae X W 1:5351 f Q i 'QQ X ,Q 6:11 'la ff 47- K 7 A' viqqr 6 44448922 Qjoofgaff U55 .qbfaaianf .qbuwuif of Oqfgfsfic C7a'z5.s'z Co-Captain Charlie Jackson First String-Backfield Co-Captain Bob Garner First String-Guard Clifton Jacobs Qbiafzicf Second String-Backfield Jack Hicks Second String-Tackle This year the Yellow Jack- ets placed 4 men on the myth- ical All District Team. The boys Worked long and hard and really deserved the hon- ors bestowed upon them. Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. go San Angelo - there Ennis -- here Waco - there Paschal fFt. Worthj Bonham? -- here Open Greenvillei' - here Open Paris' - there Gainesville? - here Sherman' - there 4' Conference games HI ni of Schedule , here 6 0 19 6 0 0 26 12 13 82 ooffiaff, SUMMARY The Jackets played a tough schedule in 1945, and finished the season in a blaze of glory by defeating our arch rivals, the Sherman High Bear- cats in Sherman. Such a feat never before had been accomplished by a Denison High School football team. With our victory over the Bearcats, the Jackets earned second place in District 5-AA. We are also proud of the good fight the team put up against the powerful Waco Tigers, who finished their season as a co-champion of AA football in Texas. On numerous oc- casions the Jackets were compelled to play against heavier teams, a great disadvantage, however, the team made up for lack of Weight in speed, skill, and the display of fighting spirit. Arnold Johnson carried the entire coaching burden last season, and his work with the boys was magnificent. The entire school Wishes to thank Coach Johnson, Co-captains Bob Garner and Charlie Jackson Cboth members of the mythical All-District teamj and every other member of the Jackets for giving us a season that will long be remembered as outstanding for Denison High School. David Thomas Coach Arnold Johnson 2575744644 Coach Lester Golding J DDDEKQQC Q' Co-Captain Bob Garner pn ws an 4 4 4 Co-Captain Charlie Jackson 4099 ROY JACKSON Back CLIFTON JACOBS Back GUY NEWMAN Back HERMAN CREWS Back JOE PITCOCK Back BILLY LAMB End JOHN HICKS End JACK COCKBURN Guard oofgcfff e4493bbb I.: vi ?o 0 f L5 cz ff COTTON HILL X g,, ' x I, Q ,.,5E.E , End 5 . . KN, Q 1 1 'A - :5:5::-,.- - J af 1 w 4 X a f 1 .-.. -.f..w4 .... . F 5:13:1-'-'mv:5z:z:s:sf::-f- 1 ' ,z V if-exam , Q JACK HICKS Guard S uf ,s f f JACK FAWCETT Guard TEDDY MCCOY Center 4 44 94 bb bb HENRY DAVIS Tackle . RODNEY PIRKLE A End Jack Fawcett and Earl Lewis BOBBY BUCK Back CORKY BOWLING Back EDWARD HUGHES Back TEDDY BALL End JOHN RUTLEDGE Back and End JIM POGUE Back EDWIN LYON Center BILL LAMB End Oofliqff r 44449522 fjoofgaff ac496vr:b DICKIE THOMAS Tackle LEWIS EARL PETERS Back EARL LEWIS End JACK COCKBURN Guard MELVIN THOMPSON Tackle JOHN HICKS End and Center BOBBY BURTON and THOMAS MOSLEY, Managers goofga'ff DON NICHOLS Tackle ROBERT CRUMP Center CLIFTON SHEARER Back MELVIN THOMPSON Tackle The Denison vs. Greenville Game The Denison Vs. Ennis Game c44c97vn ijoubfgaff 675587550 iii .,.:'. za ...- awww , Q: . ' f ' E12 f A A-: . ' ll :., : ' x W ' ,., as A X ak 5 iss? may , P' ..., ww Q2 A A E ..,. . 6 f 2 W Top Row iLeft to Rightb - Doris Ruddell, Tom Little, Jean Willoughby. 2nd Row QL. to RJ-Madeline Foster, cheerleaders at Greenville, Doris Fawcett. Bottom Row fLeft to Rightj - Herry Neinast, Miss Anita Doyle-Sponsor, Word Burtis eQ99vvx annie Tennis Summary The Yellow Jacket tennis boys had a good season. Brooks Williford was undefeat- ed in singles until he lost in the final to Highland Park. at the District Meet in Denton. He is a junior and is the only letterman on the team. Glenn Land and Bill Linden played doubles. These. boys were defeated in District play by Highland Park. Land and Linden Worked hard all the year and should win some matches for the school next year. Other boys who played on the squad were Dick Wood, Word Burtis, Tommy Loy, Carl Waltz, and Pat Hughes. Practice matches were played against Sherman, Bon- ham, and Sulphur Springs. Scheduled matches against Highland Park, Sunset of Dallas, and Paris were prevented by rains. Mr. M. M. Marshall, Coach. 4444 100m 2 Bobby Garner .. Guard Carl Ray Hill ..,,. Corky Bowling ..,..,,. John Hicks ,..,,, Bobby Noe ...,,..,,.,,,. Herman Crews Guard Teddy McCoy ,,,,,,,l 1 Guard Forward Guard Forward Forward Snap of Sherman game. l aagafgaff Mack Thomas .,,,,.,..... Center Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Denison Basketball Schedule Bonham 21 Qherel Sherman 35 ftherel Gainesville 31 fherej Paris 51 fhereh Greenville 39 fherej Bonham 13 itherel Sherman 18 Cherej Gainesville 28 Qtherej Paris 26 Cherej Greenville 38 ftherej 4444101219 aigafgczff cc C4102b BASKETBALL SUMMARY The outstanding game from the point of view of the Denison fans was the victory in our gym over the Sherman Bearcats, who up to that night were very much in the running for the title in District 5-AA Basketball. This loss ruined the Bearcat's chances of being king-pin . The team practiced long and hard and played the game fair and square, however, the boys encountered several difficulties during the season, not' the least of which was Marcus Frieberger, six-foot nine-inch All State forward from Greenville, the District Champs. He always was able to ring up a large score regardless of the opposition. Coach Rack Golding worked tirelessly with the team and should be given cr-edit for the fine showings that the Jackets made, whether they won or lost. Next year all the lettermen and squadmen are eligible to return to the maple and should givc the school and the town a team that we will really be proud of. Pb Jack Fawcett ....,, ffa... F 0I'WaTd Rodney Plrkle .... .. ..,,,,, Forward Roy Jackson ,,,,,., A..,.,, G uard Jack Hicks ,,,.,, ,,,,rr, G uard Guy Newman .... ,, .,r..,r Guard Thomas Mosley .,.,,,,,,, Manager Snap of Greenville game Snap of Bonham Game 'ZCLCQ tif This year Denison walked off with first place at the District Meet in Denton. Contestants were Teddy Ball, George fCorkyJ Bowling, Herman Crews, Otha Lee Crouse, Bobby Garner, Carl Hill, Roy Jackson, Earl Lewis, Guy Newman, Rodney Pirkle, Joe Pitcock, Jack Fawcett, Jack Hicks, John Hicks, Bobby Buck, Edward Hughes, Curtis Jones, and Teddy McCoy. These boys placed in the District Meet: Teddy Ball, first place in mile relay, second in 440-yard dash, and fourth in pole vault, George Bowling, first in 440-yard dash, first in mile relay, and second in 440-yard relay, Herman Crews, first in low hurdles, first in broad jump, second in high hurdles, second in 440-yard relay, third in pole vault, Otha Lee Crouse, first in 880-yard run. Bobby Garner, first in mile rung Carl Hill, first in mile relay, third in high hurdles, Roy Jackson, second in 440-yard relay, Earl Lewis, first in mile relay, second in broad jump, third in low hurdles, Guy Newman, second in discus, third in shot put, Rodney Pirkle, fourth in mile rung Joe Pitcock, second in 440-yard relay. Otha Lee Crouse, set a new record in 880-yard run and Bobby Garner set a n-ew record in the mile run. Her- man Crews was high-point man in the District Meet. Mr. Hunter Kirkpatrick, Track Coach. C4 44 103 wa nz 51255012 ,gagoof Jlffafzc D29 ozfli SPONSOR-MR. RALPH BRADY YC4 1051 up ar Bobbie Hale-Drum Major Edna Ferguson-Majorette Theda .To Cody-Majorette Ruth Williamson- Assistant Drum Major Nelda Pitman Bernice Miller Mildred DeFratus Patsy Vest if w v I '-..:: Gloria Riley if .Wi Reba Faye Wright Billie Faye Vance ' r LaQuita Monroe X5 3 Pauline Myres Frances Spears Gaylene Huffman ORGANIZATIONS ' ' 4 X A 4 I n nsfg- X Q f , ,Q,,f Q B I ff X X i X WEN kk! E355 V ,,.. f fkxmln, X YiYV 4 lfll X fl , . , --W 1' 2 25 ' In N 11'f'ff?jjf f fr-A-fpnuii-- sf, -'Qi- W --:1t . . V: 'QI , .,.xN .X- V1 ul, ., r 4 .. -H w f - 5'-' ,gf K lg if . , f . , v H L C . 0 l I I EJZLQOIZ Lgzli Sagoof Ban Ralph Brady-Sponsor qPictures on next page.J First Row4 ' Second Row- Bernice Walker-Drum Major Aubrey Smith Rosemai Lewis Jeanne Casey Bill Jacobs Mack Thomas Billie Medlin-Ass't. Drum Major Alice Parrish Betty Dutton Lee Sturdivant Charlie Beggs Wanda Overton Evelyn Davis Chetty Goforth Virginia Simms, Doris Traweek Majorette Third Row- Fourth Row- Ruth Hosford Philip Noe Oscar Landmon Jean Pindale Geraldine Burk Harold Harkins Harry Sampsell Joan Heath Peggy Weilmuenster J. P. Holder Jack Newman Joye McHorse Mary Gaines George Mosse Tommy Loy Anita LaLonde Fifth Rowe! Sixth Row- Nancy Raines Ira Lee Wright Elmer Little Rebecca Benedict Wanda Fuller Ewell Brigham Howard Lovellette Billie Rigdon Jessie Lou Jackson Dale Flanery Jimmy Thornton Rae Giles Virginia Holowell Dorothy Bryant Glenn Land Arlena Cullar Q Q 106312 Seventh Row- Donnal Burows, Flag Bearer Wanda Bolin, Flag' Bearer Virgil McVay, Flag Bearer Ralph Brady, Sponsor .4 , ' , X ta J 45354 1, Q, 1:5Ei:5:F ' if f ' 'W ' QQ 'af ,, ff i ?! 4, , F . 3: , 5 'W .ini 4 ...., f Q , ' ,,,4..., V . x AWN, ........ , ..., ' mlm ....: ,Y M . , W ..... U ..,. , ,Y yx N, ,, .U 5 W , J A , .44 ' Qfi' 11' , :s:a ' f ....- g::s- jesa.: r' ? fz2:fl:.,, nf- 3- 5, , 55? I 4 4 Vw ...., , 'K . I, V ., ,.,,. Fw' ,.... ' .,.... . ' f .4 fs'::-:::2:.,-,.:EQ:Q:Q, ww ,f : f ., : ?12?v?5j ,, ...... f 6 A xfk . ' :::: ' V ,::-'2!.5,- . , fi' A. ,... 4 5 ' 1 . . .. ,.,,, iw' l F 5 .- -1 ..... ? V , f - ' 4 6 -' as 1'-iw.. , 42225211 s::.. ,. ' I ,, W ,,., , ,,,,. ,- , Z , , . V. 3 if K 1 --v- .H K ' I , f 44 Q 107 PP by Scfiofcvzafiifz MISS MILDRED WALKER, Sponsor OFFICERS President , .,,,, ., Pearl Davey Vice-President , .... Madeline Foster Secretary .YYY...., ,YY,,. J erry Jackson Treasurer ,,,,, ,,........ D avid Bond Requirements: An average of 90 or more in four or more subjects, with no grade below 80, examination grades 1n- eluded. First Row-- MARTHA BARTEE CHARLES BEGGS DAVID BOND DOROTHY BROWN MARY EDNA CLARK DONALD COOK DEAN COX MARJORIE CROOK THELMA DALTON ELIZABETH DAVIS GENEVIEVE DENTON CHARLES EPPERSON BILLY ESSARY MADELINE FOSTER JOANNA FOWLER LUCILLE FRALEY JEROME GILES KITTY HALL PATSY HIBBITT BETH HILLIARD ELIZABETH HODGES BETTY KIMBLE SUE LEWIS MARGARET LINSTEADT ANNA MAE MANERING NADINE MARSHALL DOROTHY JEAN MATZ BOBETTE MILAM PATRICIA MOORE WANDA MURRAY ELIZABETH ANN NEWSOM GEORGE oDoM MARY OWENS LAURA PAYNE HAROLD PERDUE GAY PICKETT JEAN PINDALE PAT SPENCER .IENNIE THOMASON LORA LEE TURNER BETTY WALL MARTHA WILLIAMS ADA WINTER DICK WOOD U55 0516- Cy CM? MR. J. S. KIMBLE, Sponsor - OFFICERS - First Semester Roger Daniel ,,,,,,,, ,, President David Thomas .... Vice-President Charles Grove ,,,,,...,... SeC'y--TFGBS. Bill Essary .,...YY, ,,,,, S gt--at-AFITIS Second Semester Charles Grove ,,,,,,,,.....,,, President Bill Brunkhorst ,,,, , Vice-Pres. David Thomas ,,.. ,,Y,Y S ec'y.-Treas. Jimmy Stricklin ,Y,, Sgt.-at-Arms MEMBERSHIP LIST Richard Alderson Charles Beggs David Bond Word Burtis Bill Brunkhorst Bobby Burton Johnny Butcher Clarence Cline Rofler Daniel John Dorchester Charles Epperson Bill Essary Charles Grove Everett Hodges Jake Ingram J. K. Lane .Tack Lilley Tom Little Tommy Loy Bobby McCarley George McMillan George Mosse Harry Neinast Bobby Noe Clifford Noe Philip Noe George Odom Paul Patison Eddie Pennel Ausber Reynolds Bill Rylee Jimmy Sammous Ronald Smith Don Stricklin Jimmy Stricklin David Sutherland David Thomas Mack Thomas Bobbv Tracey Brooks Wiliford Carl Wilson Rudolph Winchester Dick Wood Ira Lee Wright ACTIVITIES Enthusiasm is high in this year's club, with membership the highest in a long time. Last October. the North Texas Area Conference was held in Sherman: with Hi-Y Clubs from all this area at- tending. Our Father and Son Banquet was held at the Waples Church on the twenty-fifth of Marchg eighty-five were present. From April 12 to 14 the Older Boys Conference of the Hi-Y was held in Wichita Falls. a large group from our :lub made the trip. Next year with con- ditions back to normal, the Denison Hi-Y Club plans even larger activities and an increased membership. V i i f if . ii ' 2 x ,' 5 ' 'Z 1 .',. K' '9 Qi -x L V Q l ' 3 ----- 5 ,..,,.: E 'b' f , j r:'- X5 , ,::,.: ' Q if All zc- It W 1 f N are f 2555. . Q X ........ 7, S A xv ami' fl f ' , fi if . 1 I We 084 S: 2 K N... ,M -+,- f ? 4 i f ff X' , if -is ' W I J ., g ,, fa x ,.,,,, ,Ein I J, 7' ' .,,,' r ..,... 'I ' A 11 ::, :-:.:.: sire .,,,.,. , if --, -. ,, ,-2 2 :2:2:Ie22s2,g ,..... , ' P' ii' f'f-: s :.: s ll., r vi., f A .f:----- - '...-. --1V-V. ' ' , ..,:,. ff , I Y 1 -1 , H . ,J 3 :.,. ,iz - A Haw EW 1 if ff V W , r ..,, if all E' fi .fs ,..' Wifi ij: 1 X 4. :.. , ? I, If ':'- I A .. M , . , ,.5,,w ,.,.,. , N K c109av 512501 gifzf JEQSTUE Counsellors -- Mrs. E. G. Johnson and Miss Mary Etta Lipscomb my , WK X WWW , ww Jeanne Beckham Carlisle Bailey Donna Burrows Almeda Coleman Dean Cox Pearl Davey Betty Dutton Rama Fawcett Nellwyn Glover Betty Hamilton Doris Hauser Billie Haynie Beth Hilliard Joyce Ireland Q 110 ui a Georgella Kelsey Sue Lewis Billie London Patsy McCarley Frances Martin Bobette Milam Patricia Moore Wanda Murray Joyce Newland Mary Helen Norie R-ecia Jo Pace Ubi-is Rudilell Leta Scalf Patsy Lou Simpson General Officers Pat Moore ,H , , W Patsy McCarlcy .,,, Doris Fawcett Madeline Foster ,, S-enior Officers QBoth Termsb General President Vice President ., ,oo. Secretary W , Treasurer fBoth Termsj Recia Jo Pace ,,,,,,,,.....,,,,,...,, ,. ..., President Frances Martin ,, Bettye Hamilton , Billie Haynio ,, ,. ,,,. Vice President . ,,,,, ,,.,., S ecretary ,, Treasurer Mary Simms Betty Thomas Lora Turner Mary Ware Maviornee VVard Norma Wilhelm ,loan Willoughby Doi-is Jean Wood Emma Jean Wright Lena Myers Betty McCurcly Dorothea Johnson liatsy Fike Betty Eassliam Marilyn Knaur umiofz git! XEQETUE Counsellor -- Miss Marjorie Pitts .loan Blackwell Camille Barnett Dorothy Braswell Marjorie Bridgefarmcr Theda Cody Arlena Cullar Dixie Davenport Doris Fawcett Dorothy Finke Madeline Foster Joyce Groves Betty Hardenliurg Earline Hardenburg Ruth Hosford Virginia Hollowell Nancy Hopkins Betty Kimble Rosemary Jones Betty Johnson Jessie Lou Jackson Betty Morgan Virgil McVay Anne Nelson Elizabeth Newsom Dorothy Newcomb Laura Payne Wanda Parks Pat Reasor Ann Sproule Frances Swink Junior Officers fFirst Termj Earlene Hardenburg .,.,..,.... - President Virgil McVay .....Y.,.... ......, Laura Payne ....w,,,.,,,,,, Vice President Secretary Marjorie Bridgefarmer ,.., ,,,, T reasurer -1-in sv cc cel- Junior Officers fSecond Termj Marjorie Bridgefarmer ......,,..,,,,,. President Laura Payne ,,......,,,, .....,, V ice-President Martha White ,,,.,.. ,,,,.,i.. S ecretary Pat Reasm- ,,,, ,. Treasurer Pat Sittel Betty Thornton Martha White Betty Wall Melba Scalf Peggy Sheffer Joyce Buchanan Margaret Gee Lucille Fraley Pat Smith Joyce Hagans Doris Holland Ila Jean Hays Bobbie Hale Marian Wilson 4441111 aw ADPQOHZO 'za Qifzfcpsfiafzcfa Counsellors - Miss Carra Tarpley and Miss Anita Doyle Q cc 112 Joanie Abramson Jean Allen Martha Bartee Barbara Brennan Dorothy Bryant Jeanne Casey Juanita Chappell Peggy Clark Mary Alice Clark Elizabeth Davis Genevieve Denton Dorothy Douglas Janet English Norma Jean Essary Katherine Frank Kathleen Gary XPP Joan Heath Patsy Hunt Mary Hutchinson Jerry Jackson Billie Langston Edwina Leuty Joye McHorse Dorothy Matz Juanita Munzell Barbara Newsome Nancy Raines Joan Schmitzer Kathryn Smith Patsy Spencer Pat Tierney Anna Belle Walsh Sophomore Office rs CFirst Terml Kathleen Gary fYYY.......f,f A,,--------- ---- P 1' Esldent Jerry Jackson YYYY,.......V. Vice President Norma Jean Essary ,,..,,. .YYYV.V.V S GCPQHIFY Dorothy Alice Bryant Sophomore Officer Kathleen Gary , ,,,,,,, , Jeanne Casey Norma Jean Essary Dorothy Bryant ,,,,,,.. Treasurer s CSecond Terml , ,,,,,.,,.,,Y.,,, President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Beverly Womach Rebecca Benedict Dorothy Brown Imogene Cole Jo Anna Fowler Elizabeth Hodges Dorothy Hopkins Rosemai Lewis Billie Gay Pinkston Joy Pirtle Mary Elizabeth Smith Rose Marie Weaver Mildred 'Zuver Nelene Munn Qimgmalz i :H M5105 Sponsors: Mrsg-Clinta Jones Simmons and Mrs. B. A. Willis Carole Bates Betty Bentley Pat Blanks Joan Bray Margaret Burk Jean Cottrell Patsy Crouch Jo Ann Crow Melvah Sue Dusenberry Jann Eiland Gloria Fawcett Orbie Fudge Vivian Gayne Gaylene Huffman Christine Knox Patricia Legg Gradene McRae Marcilene Marcum Joanne Newland B E R S Peggy Norman Patricia Parkes Virginia Pitcock Mary Alice Price Sally Radebaugh Inez Scoggin Lalla Simms Carol Ann Smith Delores Taylor Diane Thomas Esther Thurman Marilyn Watkins Patsy Vest Geraldine Bennett FRESHMEN OFFICERS J Virginia Pitcock ,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,....,,,, President Pat Blanks ,rr,Y,.,., r.,,.. V ice-President Marilyn Winfree ..,.,. Secretary Dianne Thomas ,- .,.... Treasurer Tharon Anne Carthen Lois Buford Frances Jones Yvonne Parker Sally Lewis 44 44113 Sv by J. .51 . Chapter 98 Sponsors: Miss Edith Austin and Miss Ruth West MEMBERS: Rebecca Benedict Mary Edna Clark Peggy Clark Benny Dicky Norma Jean Essary Betty Hardenburg Elizabeth Hodges Leah Kisner Betty Kimble Jack Lilley Patricia Moore Joye McHorse Juanita Munsell Rosemary Jones Mary McBee Nilene Munn Phillip Noe Wanda Overton Eddie Pennal Harold Perdue Eula Quassa Marian Reaves Melba Scalf Kathryn Smith David Thomas Dorothy Warner Dick Wood Lavon Yarbrough Joe Pearce Charles Harmon Recia Jo Pace OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER: Earlene Hardenburgh ..Y,,Y Y4Y........Y.YVYYYYVVYY YAA....,. ..VYYYYVVVYYYi.. . . ....VY . J oye McHorse ,,,.,.,.,,,,....YY Kathryn Smith ,,,,, Elizabeth Hodges David Thomas Patricia Moore ..,,,,, SECOND SEMESTER: Joe Pearce ,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,.. . ,,,,,,Y, .. ,i.,,V, .,.i,,,VY . Kathryn Smith ..,.,.. Peggy Clark ,,,,.., J oye McHorse ,,,,,.... Dorothy Warner Patricia Moore Charles Harmon President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sgt. at arms President lst Vice-President 2nd Vice-President Secretary .. I. ,...... Treasurer Reporter Sgt. at arms Our chapter was organized on October 10, 1944, with a membership of twenty-six. 44441142 At present we are affiliated with the state club and receive copies of the Pan Am Times, the official publication each month. At the State Meet last April our team in the Information Please Contest tied with two other teams for first place. Joye McHorse won third-place in the piano solo division. On April 26 and 27, we sent a large dele- gation to the state meet in Austin. Representatives from our club entered the Inform- ation Please, piano solo, extemporaneous speaking, essay, and vocal ensemble contests. During this year we have had several guest speakers, all of whom gave us very in- formative talks on their respective fields. Sgt. Earl Thurman discuss-ed the Philippine Islands and their inhabitants, Lt. fjgb Milo Cox characterized the Caribbean Area, Marine Corps Pilot Ray Schiflett elaborated on the natives of the South-West Pacific, Mrs. Carl Lehenert presented to the club a series of very colorful slides on the Grand Canyon, and a representative of the Mexican Government gave us many interesting facts about conditions in Mexico and Spain. These talks have helped us understand the peoples of Latin America and related areas b-etter and have contributed greatly to our efforts of cementing our relations and creating good will with the other countries of the Americas. X cgi cmc! Uizcfs fpfayau Sponsor - Miss Marian Kern JEANNE BECKHAM ,,,,,A,,,,,,, Presldent BILL RYLEE ff,,,f,,,,....... ,..,.., V ice-President MARY JANE WARE ...... ,,vYY,,,, S ecretary PAT SIMPSON ,,,,....,,,, .,....,,.,....,,,,,,,,,,,v ,,,,, T 1' easurer Jeanne Beckham Pat Simpson Jane Ware Virginia Simms Bill Rylee Charles Beggs Clifford Noe Phillip Noe Bill Jacobs Tommy Loy Bobby Crabtree Don Musgrove J. C. Myers Ann Sproule Jean Willoughby Pat' Sittel Orbie Fudge Elwyn McManis Alyce DeWees Donna Burrows Marian VVilson Roy Tate Bill Boyer lnterscholastic League One-Act Play- The Kid Makes Up His Mind. Jeanne Beck- ham, Bill Rylee, Clifford Noe, Bob Rylee, Marian Wilson, Frances Swink and Joyce Hagans. In the District lnterscholastic League Contest the one-act play placed second, with Marion Wilson placing second as best actress and Jeanne Beckham as third best actress. Ci 44 11-5 wp an I . :JV QM. CZ LL L5 Mr. Luther B. Eastham, Sponsor CARROLL HOWARD ,v,,-, ,,A.-,-,,,,-,, ,,,, ,,,,, P r e sident JACK BURDEN ,,.,,,,,- , A--,-,w,A, ,-,,,,,,,,,,,, V ice-President DELTON LANCE ..,,L, , ,,,,,,,,---,, A ,,,,,,,,,, w-,,, S ecretary Sz Treasurer MEMBERS: JOSIAS VILLERREAL MARTELLIS WEBB ,,,,..,. DULAITH PERRY ,. Marine Marine Army CARROLL HOWARD .,...,.... Army DELTON LANCE ,...........,.., Army JACK BURDEN ,,,,,,..,.......,.,, Navy The A. N. M. Club was formed March 5, 1946, and .consists entirely of ex-servic1e- men of World War II. The club was organized as a social club with the purpose of encouraging ex-servicemen to return to school. 44 44 116 av nv V CAT I UNAL CLASSES 27 WW if if Ku 5633! 1 QQ k, ' fi? 4 f if jj -' 1 I X5 , ll ,E F3 .f cnt- Zine Ooflsfzafiva 'zailzin MR. E. E. MILLER, CO-ORDINATOR STUDENT TRAINING STATION Eugene Barnes 7,,, Denison Herald Pub. Company Billy Barnett ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, D a vis Motor Company Oscar Bledsaw ..,. ..., .... B arker's Creamery Bobby Crout I .,.,, ,,,,,, K oeppen Sr Baldwin Otha Lee Crouse . ,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,7 . .. Dr. C. C. Elmore James Dalton Y , .l.,,,7, , , Denison Auto Company Jack Durham ,, Langford Printing Company Raymond Goetsell . 7 I Crane Bakery Fred Harris Denison Auto Company Everett Hodges , ,,e,, ,,,, ,,,,.,,,, H a nsen's Market Q 44 118 by ss Herschel Lindsey ,,,,,ee, , e..i H Koeppen Sz Baldwin Leonard Melson John Merkle Eddie Pilkilton Ronald Smith .,,,,,, Robert Snow .l. VV. Sweeney Gale Wineingel' Tony Patti ,,,,,,, Paul Lacey ,,,.... 7, Denison Auto Company Stratton Oldsmobile Company Babccck's ., , Bry Sign Company Denison Auto Company Davis Motor Company Steakley Chevrolet Company Mid-Way Market Art Neon Lighting Company Eiifzigufivs gcfuaaftonp Cfazi Miss Margaret Clarke, Teacher 2 -il ' .my xx W V9 STUDENT Rebecca Alexander Evelyn' Davis' A TRAINING STATION Linn Jewelry Company Gray'sY Jewelry, Company Patsy Durham ..,,,, N ,,,v ,,,. , .Q J, C. Penney Company Billie Gray ,,,,e, Bear Drug Company Galen Irbyg ...s ,,re,,r. ,,e,,,..,, J . C. Penney Company Anna Mae Manering ' i ,,11, K.-Wolen Dept. Store J. C. Myers'LQQQ ..,. QQ.. ,.,.. Central Food Store Dolores Redding Geneva Smith ,,,,, Thelma Thornton Bobby Tracy ..,.,.,...,.,,,.,,,, Roberta Whitlock Charlsye Wright Joyce Young Kraft Food Company .Nelda Powell ,,,,,,,,,,, -... Kraft Food Company S. H. Kress Company J. W. Madden Company J. J. Newberry Company J. C. Penney Company JJW. Mad-den -Company S. H. Kress Co. cc 44 1195? by oinzefofogy Mrs. Alma Carothers, Instructor TOP PICTURE Wanda Parks working on Wanda Mae Murray Mrs. Carothers Dorothy Smith Kitty Hall Arminta Pool Billie Lou Landman Patsy Fike Joyce Ireland Josie Adamson Lillie Atwell Maxine Blalock Effie Brownlee Norma Cordell Beulah Crook Wilma Davis Corine Dixon Mary Doane Imanelle Elliott Dorothy Gorrell acc120aw Kitty Hall Wanda Hance MIDDLE PICTURE Wanda Hance Helen Atnip Mary Ellen Hargrove Elizabeth Jefferson Carolyn Kalb Marilyn Kalb Cathryn Kuykendahl Martha Maynard Wanda Mae Murray Dorothy Newcombe Wanda Parks Arminta Pool Doris Jean Ruble Mary Simms Dorothy Smith Betty Jean Sweeney BOTTOM PICTURE Jean Woods Thelma Isom Patsy Fike Betty Jean Thornton Mary Vandiver Doris Wallace J owanna Warren Peggy Weilmuenster Cressie Wilson Jean Woods Betty Louise Wright Geneva Allen Helen Atnip Imogene Clay Mildred Cross Dorothy Oden La Wanda Winburn omama in Mrs. B. A. Willis and Miss Mary Etta Lipscomb, Instructors TOP Imatene Hall Marguerite Hagood Geraldine Epperson Jimmy Gray Eunice Adams Elsie Lou Williams BOTTOM MIDDLE Joyce Newland Ada Winter Dorothy Jean Carter Francile Whitley Frances Jones Naome Sarter Dorothy Oden Mary Rogers Billie Jean Hester Faye Singleton Louis-e Coats Billie Singleton 4412122 jnfszicfiofaitia lisa ua Typing and Shorthand con- testants were Louise Worbes, Bobbye Hawkins, Bettye Ham- ilton, and Frances Martin. These students represented the school at the District Meet in Denton, where Louise Worbes won second place, Bobbye Haw- kins, fourth place, and Bettye Hamilton, fifth place. Mrs. E. G. Johnson, Sponsor. Typing contestants were Jes- sie Lou Jackson, Mary Ann Bond, Patricia Smith, Laura Payne, Betty Wall, Charlotte Covington. Pat Sittel, Martha White, Peggy Sheffer, Lucille F r a l e y, Earlene Hardenburg and Bill Essary. Jessie Lou Jackson, Mary Ann Bond, Laura Payne, Betty Wall, Martha White, Peggy Sheffer, Lucille Fraley, and Earlene Harden- burg represented the school at the District Meet in Denton where Jessie Lou Jackson won third place and Earlene Harden- burg, fifth place. Jessie Lou placed second in the Regional Meet at Dallas and will go to the State Meet. Miss Margaret Clark and Mrs. E. G. Johnson Sponsors. Ready Writers were Tommy Loy, Dorothy Warner, Kathryn Smith, and Pat Moore. Dorothy Warner represented our school in the District Meet at Denton where she won first place. Miss Ruth West, Sponsor. Art--This year our school entered the art contest for the first time. Contestants were Vernon Droegemier, Paul Peterson, Dorothy Gorrell, Billy Wingo, and Sue Lewis. Vernon Droegemier won first place in Regional Meet and Paul Peterson, sec ond place. Vernon's painting is now entered in the National M-eet at Philadelphia. Miss Johny Beck, Sponsor. Declamation contestants were Jakie Ingram, Gaylene Huffman, Carole Gingles. Patsy Simpson, and Don Musgrove. Patsy Simpson and Jakie Ingram represented the school at the District Meet in Denton. Miss Marian Kern, Sponsor. One-Act Play contestants were Jeanne Beckham, Clifford Noe, Orbie Fudge, Joyce Hagans Bob Rylee, Frances Swink, Marian Wilson, and Bill Rylee. The play, The Kid Makes Up His Mind won second place in the District Meet at Denton. Mari an Wilson won second place as best actress and Jeanne Beckham third place. Miss Marian Kern, Sponsor. 44 kc 122 QS 5 gfdii CContinued from Page 885 Dan Looney and Everett Hodges, men who just have to be looked up to, leave a little of that secret of how to have six-foot torsos to Perry Ooten and Lyndell Hicks, while Doris Anne Hauserf wills her never-ending wardrobe and her stick-ability for real honest to goodness friendship with Nellwyn Glover and Bobette Milam to Frances Swink and Patsy Hunt, who keep well together. Ruth Flack and Carlisle Bailey will their lettered jackets with all the out-of-town boys' names on them'to anyone who would not be dumb enough to refuse them fHmmmmmmm, who would? Wait, me first ! I lj. Cozette Webb, Merine Sikes, and Ollie Jo Ponder are leaving all the chalk dust, ink blotters, and discarded notebooks to any junior who hasn't enough already. Bill Wingo and Robert Wingfield Qshy guys wid de galsj will some of their aloof but wistful good looking personalites to Alvin Parker and Sam Young, while Margaret Pugh, Elsie Kirschner, and Thelma Page, three of the quieter, but very nice members of our class, will some of their poise and sweet nature to Betty Johnson, Dorothy Newcomb, and Betty Tom Kimble. Lydia Badgett, Betty Bradford, and Edith Galyon, all good looking gals, just want to leave some of their success secrets on how to win friends and influence people to everyone, and then Gene Bush and Homer Wright, who are training to be country gentlemen, leave their love of chickens, pigs, and cows to whoever takes FFA next year. Freddie Herriage is not being so generous with his virtures. Bob Garner and Joe Little Pearce bequeath their ability to make the females swoon to J. B. Tucker and Clifton Jacobs, fOh you men, YOU ! ! ! J. Nelda Powell and Jimmie Bell Garner don't want to leave anything, in fact, they Want something, and that's a little height, because they get cricks in their necks looking up to see whom they re talk- ing to. Bill Dodson and Clinton Fisher leave some of their Puerse and Poisonality to fwait now let me consider, do these guys really deserve such a fate 73 none other than James Noel and Bill Jones. Bettye Hamilton and Betty McCurdy bequeath their bee-utiful naturally curly locks to Wanda Milburn and Mary Edna Clark, who don't need them .... Doris Slats Traweek leaves her brass drum to anyone who takes enough vitamins and eats enough wheaties to support it, Dale Wineineger leaves half of his confusin' twinship to Carolyn or Marilyn Kalb, either one that will take it. Wlliam Schirmer just left, Uncle Sam intervened, and Johnny Jodie man Hodge is finding out it is true what they say about the Navy. . . . fl-lands off gals, he's posted propertyj. 1Yep, you guessed itj. Rose Mary Simms leaves her beautiful verse fdat goil sings jis lak a boidj to Alice Jane Dewees. Paul Lacy just is hoping against hope that he leaves D.I-LS. Wayne Shone leaves his boots and saddle to any other Ashburn cow poke who wants them. Wanda Overton wills the Post Office business in the drug store to Martha Maynard who thinks glue tastes awful too. Doris Jean Woods leaves her broken down slush pump fthat's a clarinet to youj to any on coming Freshman band members fl hope they're insuredj Rudolph Guilloud wills his Ipana smiles to Hershel Hogenson, and Doris Ruddell doesn't want tio grave anything, she's taking him with her. Norma Wilhelm leaves D.H.S. and burns her bridges be- in her. Emma Jean Wright and Billy Hester leaves with all of the FFA boys sobbing their hearts out QOH, tearj. W. M. Lynch, long gone now, so we'll wish him luck and success in his ministry. Patsy Fike bequeaths all the hours she toiled in making all the other cosmetology students beautiful . . . She doesn't need anything fWe lurve that gall. But to will some other-er-uh, person a little of that kind of life . . . Bobby Campbell bequeaths all the shoe leather and Worn out bicycle tires he has used up totin' telegrams to the one other person who thinks that life can be beautiful. Billie Jean London wills all her pull Em the office, all stamp pads, and energy for ringing the bell fah, how we love that sound of chimes? to Ruby Nell Potts. Roger Daniel, everyone's buddy. leaves his recipe for laughing brown eyes and dark hair to Buddy Nevil, fand it looks good on him tool. To any lucky junior girl, Anna Mae Manering wills her beautiful countenance and that loveable character, and Frances Martin, bequeaths her 'nice, warm, friendly lYeah, I know my adjectivesl grin to Lucille Fraley. Sue Erwin just Wants to leave this insti- tution. Rama Fawcett is so anxious bo get out of here she'll just leave anything for compensation. Le- wanna and Lorna Hardenburg are bequeathing all the fun and gay times they've had to Betty and Earline Hardenburg Qin case you're wondering the relationship, it is cousinsl. Joe Don Young and Jackie VVilliamson leave reluctantly the FFA class fsobl. Billie Gray and Beth Hilliard will all their old geo- metry notebooks and pencil stubs to Norma Jean Essary and Elizabeth Hodges fheaven help themj. Caro- lyne Hibbitt passes on the trials and tribulations that come extra with being a preacher's daughter to somebody, wonder who? Leon Short, whose characteristics make him a swell guy, passes a few of his nice traits to Bobby Buck who is 991 and 44fl00fk that way now. Don Stricklin, Ausber Reynolds, and Mitchell Perry, three lil' classmates who are little in stature but large in personality bequeath a bit of all that to three lil' juniors who we hope are as nice as these guys. Good looks must come with the name, at least it certainly worked for Charles Lewis and Earl Lewis. There's no relationship but together they're passing on some of their Alan Ladd glances to Charles Watson and Don Nichols. Bill Hodgekinson, one of those lucky persons who has brown eyes and curly hair leaves a few of his characteristics to Teddy Ball who already has some of his own. Wanda Watson. Virginia Hair, and Norma Jean Shires are glad to leave, but they're willing their sentimentality about ye ole alma mater to all of the juniors who will feel the same way next year, and Jennie Mae Thomason leaves her place on the annual staff to someone else that can do as good a job as she has done. Betty Joyce Thomas va- cates her office in the Syke and Circle Club for another talented person to take her capably filled position, and then J. W. Sweeney and Galen Irby will their red hair and freckles to just anyone. Elizabeth Short and Leta Scalf, two gals who credit our class, pass on their nice personalities to Pat Smith and Arlena Rae Cullar. Delores Redding and Mary Helen Norie both cute lil' gals, leave their many charms and frierdliness to Elizabeth Eatin and Patsy Eyer ..... and Joyce. short stuff . Ireland wills some of her darling antics and witty character to Doris Fawcett who's that way too. Lindy Montgomery and Terrell Seale just leave with no regrets. Lloyd Nelms wills that marvelous physique to Donald Cook, and Lena Jo Myers, the quiet gal with the beguiling smile, leaves her love for Austin College to Ruth Hosford KWonder if she wants it 71. If you see a cute guy walking around here with a grin a mile wide it's Jr. Wilson and hefs bequeathing his secret of how to be happy and gay all the time to Enoch De Fratus. And to all of the veterans who have come back to school, we, the senior class as a whole, say good luck row and always .... and as for me, well after this has been read, I'll just leave probably :with armed guards in an armored tank, but when they bring me up before the judge I'll just say Please sir, I meant no offense, the characters and names in that will were out of this world, and any resemblance to People living or dead was PURELY coincidentall!!!! THE END 4 cc 123 sv an Gqufog 'zafzgi Congratulations to the Yellow Jacket Staff of '46 for a bigger and better annual. . . llllllll nulmfllv 224 W. MAIN PHONE 282 Volt Langford Louise Langford Herman Crowell Jack Durham Roger Daniel Edward Tomblinson - Mrs. Leo Burleson Compliments of Mrs. B. J. LINDSAY dfbfa B. 11. Lindsay THE INSURANCE MAN Agency Established 1879 FAVORITE FASHIONS for D. H. S. EVVSOME WOMEN'S WEAR They stolled through the twilight together, The heavens were blossomed with stars She paused for a moment in silence While he raised for her the bars, She cast her dark brown eyes upon him But he muttered no loving vow For he was a rustic Iaddy And her a Jersey cow. Anon. BURGETS 1 W COMPLIMENTS of 1 l. R. I-IANDY James 81 Kegnnn Food Market HOME OF GOOD FOOD 1101 W. Woodard St. Phones 948-949 J I MR. BROUSE: Now, in case anything goes wrong with this experiment we will all be blown to bits. Come a little closer, children, in order that you can follow me. KD C42 Let me off at the next stop, conductor. I seem to have made a mistake--I was looking for a lunch wagon. N 5 x 1 J. CDOUGJ HARRELSON FEED Xi SEED TIRE CO' Goodyear Tires Ki jx STORE F Batteries Mug ins KM Phone 488 Denison, Texas ER M, G OM s -r u D 1 os Q 0 V Denison, Texas X J g J N F . SIMMS g Compliments CANDIES 3 Simms Tobacco XL Candg Cu. K, 310 W. Woodard St. Denison, Texas ! i olens Shirley Singlet teacher. on: I can't thread this neel JI t'7 It's very simple. lle, Mrs. Willis: Why no . l ear Shirley: W the eye it blinks. ell, everytime I get the threac n COP CO7 Virginia Garner: Stop pulling that cat's tail! ' it. I'm holding Robert Crump: I'm not pulllng it and the cat's pulling. xi Melba Philips: T ther in Paris. he funniest thing happened to my mo ' ' ht you said you were Marion McGlothm. I thong' born in McKinney. 44 DP 44 D 1 Judro lto coupler: Cauir What are your names? He: Ben Petten. She: Ann Howe. ht on the park bench, oh E. V. ODENEAL h Confidence You Can Buy Wii DENISG ATCH GUILD E. E. REDDICK Watches, Clocks, PHONE 2270 Q Watches and Jewelry Repaired Diamonds - Gifts 32 6W.MA I 5 L W 4-fha Satwelw Catz: il33niXsX:i1StT1ZI1?aIg I C I-I I EF N EWS frm meek Cate I I CHOOL UPPLIE I cTI1Q Candies and Magazine 505 South Armstrong Denison Texas I I I. -. - 1 Q J NELLWYN GLOVER: What do you do DELTON LANCE: '4There I was, forced when you see an unusually beautiful girl? down on a desert island with a lovely DORIS ANN HAUSER: I look for a blonde. While and then I get tired and lay the ELIZABETH LYONS: What did you do mirror down. for food? 4459 my DELTON: Darned if I can remember. A star fell out of heaven, cw as Right into my arms- When the beer bill passed it was broad- Gosh, but the thing was hot! cast ovcr a national hiccup. OUR QUALITY IS REMEMBERED I I FTER FORGO PILKILTON GARAGE, BODY, PAINT SHOP II GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING I 24 Hour Wrecker Service 420 W. Woodward Street Denison, Texas Phone 700 I H-, 1 I ' 9 V W 5 5 I l I QM? J 1 Q62 D R U G S T O R E JEWELRY STORE 442 wi 409 on The We are glad to REXALL ' show ou throu h North Texas' Fiiest STORE Jewelry Store wa Q cow qw Mrs. C. D. Kingston Chas. H. Harris Adolph Johnson 3' L. It was Nancy Hopkins first day at Denison High FATHER: No, David Thomas, I don't Latin for 'People'. School. Mr. Kimble: Nancy, have you any brothers and DAVID THOMAS: Populi. sisters? FATHER: How dare you accuse your Nancy: Yes, sir. lying. Mr. Kimble: Are you the oldest of the family Y Q75 449 know the father of Nwncy: Mother and Father's both older'n me. Jean Willoughby: Do you believe there are mer- Qb Q75 nmids at the bottom of the ocean 7 Edith Galyon: 'Tm the highlight of this class. Corky Bowling: I don't know. There is usually a Edwin Lyon: Then we need a new bulb. woman at the bottom of everything. MQXZL l 'Xi .H 1 xl l sis uf 1 M4 5 ., wr 2, 'Z, T oflmmimg l X ' lf- ' ,' ' ' ,. ., Q Hi an -I,-I--I., A - W W gi ,. g li - g - M- V. -, .- ' silk l l le'-J' 4 any fl . ' :ii QEEEE 1' l M2 Q- ,Y-kia., X BARKERS DATRY f Y r Walter Jennings Compliments FURNITURE N Of Hemstitching - Covered Buttons 1 Buckles Master Cleo ners Phone 641 500-506 W. Main Grayson County D EN I S Q N Congratulation to C Class of '46 J Sue Lewis: What are you doing for that cold of The Sofa Sagged in the middle, yours? The shades were pulled just so, Earl Lewis: I sneeze whenever it wants me t0.', The family had retired' 405 405 Dean Cox: Am I the first girl you ever kissed '! Buddy Nevil: Well, now that you mentioned it., you do look familiar. The parlor light burned low, There came a sound from the sofa, The clock was striking two As Maviornce lWardl slammed her text book With a. thankful, Well, I'm through. 3 6 Expensive Styles . . , , . . . Inexpensively Priced S L B E L 9 FINE REPAIRING WOMEN'S WEAR 409 W. MAIN . f Tucker Furmture Biafcgei- cflffoc 'cf New and Used Furniture 5 FUNERAL DIRECT0Rb f UPHOLSTERING Ambulance Service 'Ir REFINISHING NORMAN BRATCHER t REPAIRING LLOYD MOORE 422 W. Main Phone 80 Phone 113 401 W. Woodard u Q - J 6 School Supplies Cosmetics I NEWBERRYS 1 The Five and Ten Denison's Junior Department Store 3 L , 'T Compliments i of Your Favorite Interstate Theaters Rl LTO STAR i 1 442 405 g R I 0 1 T l WHERE STUDENTS The Best In BUY SUPPLIES Movie Entertainment s L .1 , DUMB: I got a real kick out of kissing Jane I gazed into his handsome face. At last he had last flight. said those words- I had waited so long to hear. BELL: Zat sog how come? Again he said them filling: my heart with joy . . DUMB: Her old man caught me. No geometry assignment. KD? C477 4477 4455 PAT TIERNEY: Surely you aren't going to let PROF. BRADY: What is an operetta, Jimmy? a blonde steal your boy friend away from you? JIMMY THORNTON: A glirl who works in a JOANNIE ABRAHAMSON: Never, I'll dye first. telephone office. 3 SALES and SERVICE The General Appliance Co. 419 West Main Telephone 138 HOUSEHOLD and COMMERCIAL I SNUW WHIll Launderers - Cleaners Dyers Phone 716 qt y 1 Compliments l of y S. .KRES5 t c1oMPAN My Latin 'tis of thee Short cut to insanity Of thee I wail. l study night and day My task to learn and say But Q-'en if hours I stay If, don't avail. -Anon. Be the life of the dance floor Don't be a wall- flnwvr. You too can step on as many girls' feet as l do. Only five easy lessons. Personal instructions. Sie TEDDY BALL. C39 GD GEORGE MOSSE: A'When you go to a restaurant why do you always flirt with the waitress? MAC THOMAS: I'm paying for big steaks. 3 6 I I BOTTLES tg Congratulations- A to a good school - from a good taxi Q57 KP? l 5 TAXl Dependable - Safe - Courteous t l I L I N 7 N2 J V W L . We Wish You Success In Compl 1 ments i Your chosen Field i my wr of i I Oldest Denison Federal PM Store Savings gl Loan l l my my Association 119 S. Burnett Avenue Denison, Texas l I co: 0 P - t g P C A Good Place to Borrow .... aln O. A Good Place to Save 5 'I 5 E, Your lips are twin roses I envy that Furlow boy, He told Miss Simpson: Although he is not handsomeg Come bid me goodnight, He's just endowed with length enough And say it with flowers. To Overlook a transom- 0 407 44:5 407 TOM LITTLE: She Certainly is magnetic- MR. CLINE: First, ru take some sulphuric acid CHARLES BEGGS: Little wonder. Everything and then some chloroform. she-'s got on is charged. BILLIE GAY PINKSTON: That's 2. flood idea. I 5 lfllllllE UHUE EU. 408 W. Main Denison, Texas 40? KD You Can Find It Here .IIENN NGS FURNITURE COMPANY North Side Main Street -Has been Furnishing homes for 37 Years for the finest people on earth - THEIR CUSTOMERS L 1 Q f N QUALITY COUNTS HSHHUHNI IIII IIHIHM ALWAYS GOOD CLINTON FISHER: If you keep looking at me MISS SOMERVILLE: What is executive ability? like that, I'm going to kiss youf' BETH HILLARD: Executive ability is the art of JOYCE NEWLANDg Well, I can't hold this ex. getting the credit for all the hard Work somebody pression forever. else does. 4477 405 KD KD MRS. RUDDELL: Now say your prayers and go CLIFTON JACOBS: Do you think I'm stuck UD? to bed, CAROLYNE HTBBITT: No, why Y DORIS: God bless Ma, God bless Pa, God bless CLIFTON: UPGODIS as good lookimz as I am me - - - rah! rah! rah! usually HTG. DENISON I-IIGI-I SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1946 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES The The STATE NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of Denison, Texas of Denison, Texas I N 5 - Pal Noe Sz Son Denison Funeral Home 416 S. Mirick Phone 100 CRAINIES Birthday and Wedding Cakes 407 W'. Main Phgng 336 Lena Jo Myers says: l'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 .... ARRICICS 00D LA D We Aim to Please 411 S. Mirick Phones 88-89 Jack Roark . . . Phillips 66 . . . Service Station fDistributorsJ Corner Chestnut and Rusk gangina 1 cgtucfio for Finer Photographs l O O To lor Printing Co. Taylor-Made A Quality Printing Service 114 N. Rusk Phone 317 xl Seniors are born for great things, Sophs are born for small, But, as yet, it's not recorded why Freshmen are born at all. C455 4475 Finals, finals everywhere Vlith drops and drops of ink, And never a Prof, who'll leave the room And allow a guy to think! f l Best Wishes Keep Up The Good Work 442 CCD l . V. CONATSER Doni on Frozen Food Lookor as as Hickory-Smoked Cured Hams and Bacon any cw K. J. Mills, Manager N Y - 1 l i I 5 F W Call Ashburn Dairy FOR THE BEST I TIRE DEAL l SEE 527 , . For Free Delivery Of Quality Pasteurized Milk and Milk Products 112 SOUTH ARMSTRONG AVE. 9 LORA LEE TURNER: Girls were harder to kiss in your day, weren't they, grandpa? Mebbe, mebbef' ventured Mr. Turner, hut it wasn't so blamed dangerous. I never heard of a parlor sofa running off the road and smashing into a light pole. G77 COP Sign at the First Baptist Church: Rev. Newman will preach on 'Where lieth the road to Hell !' Guy will sing 'Follow Me! Joe Sullivan ire Co. J KX G2 Across From Post Office Q f- J. B. Tucker in English class: Miss Pitts, what is a kiss Y Miss Pitts: A kiss is a charming thimz, the small boys get it for being nice: the young men has to steal it: the old man has to buy it. To the young girl it means faith: to a wife it means hope: to the old maid it means charity. CCP? C455 Motto thy Ruth Flack! If at first it docsn't pop, chew, chow again! ENNB 9 J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Beat Imlafiei to the Class of 1946 r N f --- N Compuments BURTON-LINGO co. of Y, CREDIT .IEWELERS K 4477 4455 . Pay Gray's Easy Way 43 O, wb any 505 WeSt Main 607 S. Mirick Phone 399 The moon was white, I know she, The road was darkg I love She, A pelfect place For sho would I die. To stop and park. I I gave a sigh. She to d I I gave a moang Sh? love I I cursed the fate- But damn she, I was alone. She lie. , 7 1 --, W f ' eeta an-0 Exclusmgm TINIEANIJ LABOR SAVERS . . . for tlw Farmvr or Rancher for 1 Denison and Vicinity is ii..:.s gil 'iii Da1lasE.Hullimnn yA,,, The S Tire Cumpang I '-3' iiiii JAQUE C orner Woodard and Burnett Vfi ::f1E5 , 'iii i ff :1:' A' POWER SAW HNN BHHS. . Glelfw STATIONERY 8z SUPPLY CO. J E W E L E R S k Books 407 Q Stationery Greeting Cards Party Needs Jewelry Leather Goods Q Of. Fountain Pens uaht . y Gifts and - - ' K9 G79 Distinction 404 WEST MAIN ,I Q Madeline Foster bought a wooden whistle, but it Laura Payne: I am a little stiff from bowling. wooden whistle. Rosemary Jones: Where did you say you were So she bought a steel whistle, but steel it from Y wooden whistle. 44, Q7 So she bought a lead whistle. PROF: I will not begin today's lecture until the Steel they wooden lead her whistle. room settles down? So she bought a tin whistle, VOICE FROM THE REAR: Go home and sleep And now she tin whistle. it off, old man. f i DENISONS WELCOME TO YOU! HOTEL DENISO COFFEE SHOP We cater to small and large parties, For reservations call 1100 Judd T. Sampson Manager Denison, Texas 9 5 xl Davis Motor CO. 1 l DODGE - PLYMOUTH Sales 8: Service l For Cleaner Clothes -- Send Them To I ' tt lecmers 607 W. Main I 9 Father, what's the difference between a gun and a machine gunffl' There is a big difference. It is just as if I spoke, and then your mother spoke. CCD COP If a woman decides she wants to eat out, you ' L ' Do It Now GRAYSON COUNTY ABSTRACT Sz REAL ESTATE COMPANY l A. P. Wood and Son, Mgrs. Kraft Builling' Denison, Texas Western Auto Assoc. Store Everything for the Car and Home Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reynolds 501 West Main 5 ,. With good dialing, I'd rather listen to the radio than to some people in person. 442 407 Little girls are confirmed exhibitionists the mo- ment they're born, and some boys too, for that matter. They get over it if nobody pays much might as well shave at once, because you'll eat out . oz' you won't eat. attention' F I is EII' s d' A L D W 1 G IS Tu IO PLUMBING SHEFT NIETAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION AND ELEOTRICAL WORK Q55 my sua-:-,DS WEST WDUDARD 114 North Burnett Avenue phone 32 Telephone 2097 .sto Hume Q,nde,eqga WOlVIEN'S WEAR as cop ARROW SHIRTS t'ExclusiVe But Not Expensive HOLEPROOF HOSIERY 409 407' For Men and Women 304 W1?:iEm1ZIagg4 Street M J g 7 -.J 7 6 NEW, ULTRA MODERN, DEPARTMENT STORE CO7 409 Everything for the Lx. Entire Family MRS. BYERS: I don't know what to do about Statistics show the 50 per cent of the married the boys in my geometry classg they whistle while people in this country are women. they work. gb 40? MR. MARSHALL: 'KYou're luckyg the boys in my --DO right and fear no man: Trig' Class only Whistlef, Don't write and fear no w0man. fShakefellow. Kb KP? 40? KD MRS. SIMMONS: What do they raise in Ireland? Water, water everywhere and not a drop to dx-ink, FRANCES MARTIN: I know, but my mother Books and kids everywhere and not a one will rloesn't like for me to talk rough. think. -Longspeare, D l CQNGRATULATIQNS to the l GRADUATES 44X 449 OF 1946 Gln Hmmm Item!! Your Daily Newspaper I l .L . I , 1 . . f f r 41 i I, f A 1 f X x ' 1 , x X X X f 1 qs X fi? 'R 1 . J 1 n 4 ' K 4 ' w f . A I 1 5 K , 4 wx , , , . , x A X X ' f f 1 W I f K f y ' ,v X X