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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1947 volume:

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Steakley, Secretary 065574 Jmgmgguu Of. kgs Bom Mr. B. McDaniel, Superintendent Mr. Harry K. Steele Mr. R. M. Williams. Mr. Guy Story Mr. Fred Conn Mr, Fred Harvey In memory of Mr. W. G. Langston. who had served twelve years on the school board, We, the 'tYellow Jacket staff of 1947, dedicate this page of our yearbook. We have faith in education as the foundation of democratic government. ----Franklin D. Roosevelt ..5.. ' A m ,ff W 'iff 1 -fQ ?x f ,f i Q 5 9 X. gm P Qi.-9 L Qf'.S'or-v g' 9' Y ' g -1' 41:-'-2 Tltm N af SUPERINTENDENT B. MCDANIEL At work ...g.. At play gacuffy At play PRINCIPAL J. L. DICKSON At Work I ...gy- fx A Q,a...Q...Qs.gQ..- Xi X1 Qaauffy MR. J. S. KIMBLE Vice-Principal MISS MARGARET BENGEL MISS TOMMIE LEE ARMSWORTHH Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary to the Principal ...10-.. 7' Miss Lois Jenkins N C. l. A., A. C., Texas U. Mrs. Stella Byers C. St. T. C., Missouri Texas U. Mr. J. S. Kimble A C. Miss Johny Beck N. T. S. T. C., Peabody, Rusk, T. U. T W C, B. C. Miss Margaret Clark N. T. S. T. C., Southeastern, Texas TQ Mr. O. W. Cline E. T. S. T. C., Texas Tech Hr. Luther B. Eastham Austin C., S. M. U., Oklahoma U. Mi . Doyle Williams A. Sz M., N. T. A. C. qjdd 5 -11-. K ,Q C dw ,X Qmlwww ,,,..: 1 , N. , .. . K fm Q. 5 NSCA? V.. of 5 We :::.f ,::. '- A Qvxd?fy.f?' f' ' ' 5 A 1 A ,4.., Utaculfly 47 1 Ki . . aff., f I 1 ' ' . Wy '-: , A ,vy,,,f . Q FK' WC A 1 sf' Q . N X , fs AMY: fa- Y wif .-4 A . ws, xg 4. Q12 ., Xa ,, :.:.:,:...f,:.::::.m. m 4 , 25' is M... ...V yi , EW 4,1 f li? . .,., , wig: 'A , X ,..... aj gg ge ai A ws! .f ,jg Q rf E ag 2 seg , 5 if 3 Q2 .4 l af I ai ' ,X .1,,. , :,. -9:-N , i,..,... , . 5: if i. - b v'fl'Qf A 3 ' 1fffx. fggggf, .i1:4i ' awfgg ,. K ikl ffzilj Ml . gn ' ' g7g5Q.',A,!3 W E ,L 4, ,?512i7'2f.f , A ' 1 ' 'XKQEQZV fs, ,lf ,.,f1',a-1 'fl A A . gy.: - wi NW .... , .. U 1. .. , .. . T . Qxvxfih A, g ym... W 4 . l ' + 0 W S? 4 2 sl ,V . 5, ,wi Mrs. E. G. Johnson A. C., C. I. A., T. S. C.. W. Mr. M. WI. Marshall T. C. U., Georgetown Texas U. Mr. M. C. VVoodWa1'd Howard-Payne Miss Elizabeth Bledsoe College, Ky Baylor U., Oklahoma U. Mrs, H. Y. Parrott A.. C., Texas U.. Sam H ouston Teachers College, Sul Ross., N. T. S. T. C Mrs. Alma Carothers Texas U. Miss Edith Austin Tevcas U., California U.. Mrs. Nelda Brown N. T. S. T. C. Coloradw U. Mr. Les Cranfill Hardin Simmons, Abilene Christian, Bethany, T. C. U. Miss Maggie Sonnnerville N. T. S. T. C., T. S. C. W., Texas U. Mr. Durwood Green Schreiner Institute, Rice Mr. Hunter Kirkpatrick E. T. S. T. C. Miss Anita Doyle T. S. C. W. Mr. Thomas Tipps Sul Ross State Mr. Harold Gentry Southeastern, Oklahoma A SL M, Texas U. Miss Regina Pennington T. S. C. W., S. M. U., Trinity aauffy ...1?,... s 'l X-ff. K U ,X t Rf gb V , X . xitxxli ' ,, x 44115 Qacuffy ..14.. Mr. O. J. Malone N. T. S. T. C. Miss Ruth West N. T. S. T. C. Miss Effie McCullough Southeastern, Altus Jr. College, Okla- homa U. Mr. H. L. Thompson N. T. S. T. C-., W. T. S. T. C., Simmons U., Sul Ross, Texas A K' M Miss Dorothy Wells N. T. S. T. C. Mrs. B. A. Willis Southeastern, Oklahoma U. Mr. Rex Shelton A. C., N. T. S. T. C. Mrs. Fred Parker Stephens College, A. C., N. T. S. T. C Mr. Paul Carroll A Sull Ross, Texas U., San Marcos I Qcacclffy OTHER FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Ca.1'ra Tarpley-E. T. S. T. C., N. T. S. T. C., A. C. Mr. C. G. Wood-T. C. U., E. T. S. T. C. Miss Ma.1'jorie Pitts-N. T. S. T. C., S. M. U. Mr. G. P. Brous-T. C. U., California U., A. C. Miss Mildred Walkei'-Texas U. Mrs. Nell D. Barker-A. C. C., Texas U., E. T. S. T. C., T. S. C. W. ' Miss Patsy B1'3Ckl--N. T. S. T. C., Texas U. W' N K a, ixhugg . A A -15- HFIZOIZQ C9111 Qauozifa fscsnsi 1. All dressed up in their Sunday-go-to-meeting best. 2, Everybody smiles for t'he birdie. 3. True Love'???'I 4. Best pals. 5. Workman, workmen, spare that rod! 6. Carroll rates two girls. 7. A used to be twosome. 8. Oh, these bus rides. 9. Just a daily scene at D. H. S. 10. Babe in the woods. ..16... 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F. 45-'4s-'4v Hi-Y '46-,47 Agri zzzzzzzu I Annual Staff '45-'46-'47 zzzz: ..,' ' 2' New f .AW Q :zz -702111 BlaCkW0ll E 1. . , Sw- .:. , 552:-32525: fs.I:2ii' if as ll 1 Nm ..,, E w e ,J , se Maxine Blalock 1 . , gg .:..i 1.1L W Oscar Bledsaw JE ji .sig ge 3 -19- Mary Ann Bond Girl Reserves Band '44-'45 Scholarship Club '45-'46-'47 P. A. S. F. '45 Syke and Circle '47 Public Speakers Forum '44 Jo Ann Booth Girl Reserves F. H. A. Dorothy Braswell Girl Reserves Scholarship Club ' Drama. '45 Marjorie Bridgefarmer Girl Reserves Scholarship Club Choral Club Clyde Brinkley Ernestine Britton Girl Reserves Shannondee Brown Effie Brownlee Band '43-'44 Scholarship Club '46-'4 Charm Club Bill Brunkhorst Hi-Y Joyce Buchanan Girl Reserves Gordon Burden Jack Burden Bobby Burton Hi-Y Football Manager '45-'46 John Butcher Hi-Y Bill Clancy 612144 of H7 Mary Edna Clark Imogene Clay James Cliett F. F. A. '43-'44 Choral Club Football '43-'44 .lack Cockburn Football '45-'46 Donald Cook Scholarship Club Charlotte Covington Herman Crews Football '44-'45-'46 Basketball '45 Track '44-'45-'46 Band '43-'44 Beulah Crook Latin Club '45-'46 Charm Club Bobby 'Crout Jack Crow ' I Arlena Rae Cullar Girl Reserves Band Tommy Daniels Evelyn Davis Girl Reserves Band Wilma Davis Enoch DeFratus F. F. A. '44-'45-'46 .-21... 'H gi iz Clam of Z7 ...221 Melvin Denney Football ' 46 Basketball Betty Denington Scholarship '45-'46-'47 Latin Club '44-'45-'46-'47 Corine Dixon Mary Doane Richard E. Dotson Elizabeth Eakin Girl Reserves Scholarship '43 Imanelle Elliott Girl Reserves Charm Club Billy Essary Hi-Y Scholarship Club Patsy Eyer Girl Reserves Scholarship '43 Doris Fawcett Sophomore Favorite '44 Gen. Secretary of Girl Reserves Cheer Leader '46-'47 Treasurer of Junior Class '46 Scholarship Club '44-'45 Jack Fawcett Football '44-'45-'46 Basketball '44-'45-'42-'47 Track '44-'45-'46 Junior Class Favorite Treasurer of Junior Class '45 Dorothy Finke Girl Reserves F. H. A. P. A. S. F. '45 Madeline Foster General Pres. of Girl Reserves '47 Annual Staff Cheer leader '45-'46 Junior Favorite '46 Scholarship Club '45-'46 Vice-President of Sonhomore Claes General Treas. of Girl Reserves '46 J. T. Fowler Lucille Fraley Girl Reserves Choral Club Scholarship Club Joyce Fredrick Bobby Garner Football 44 '45 46 Basketball 46 Track 46 Semo Class Favorite Dorls Jean Garner Band Glrl Reserves Ehvabeth Garrlson Glrl Reserves Choral Club 43 '44 ' 5 Scholarshlp Club 44 4 H A Margaret Gee Clrl Reserves Pen Pal Club Dale Glles Bobbv Colden Dorothy Gorrell Scholarshlp Club 46 Chalrn Club 45 4 Don Gregory Joyce Glove G11 Reselves Joyce Hagans Cul Reserves Syke and Clrcle Bobble Hale Gul Resexves Latln Club 44 45 Kats Club 44 45 4C Band 44 45 46 N101 ma Hallett Betty Jean Hardenbulg Glrl Reserves Scholarshlp Club 44 F H A Earlene Halrdenblug Gul Reserves Scholalshlp Club A S F H A film, of 217 9? 1 - -y ! ! ' 1 '46 , ! - - 4' . , , - -- - lr F. . . '46 I. N I . ' 7 , ' ' .-' 6 Scholarship '44-'45 1. ' I . , ' 3 -7 .' 5 ' -' , Y -7 -Y L ' 1 X 4 ' y -745 P. . .F. dfaaa of 2.7 26 Jay Ronald Kidd! Betty Kimble Latin Club P. A. S. F. , Girl Reserlves Scholarshiy Club Leah Kisner P. A. S. F. Cathryn Kuykendall Anita LaLonde Band Girl Reserves Cholal Club V1TQ1H12. Lankfold Glrl Reserves D1um Sz Bugle rshel Lmdsey Tommy Loy Band 43 44 45 46 Choral Club 44 45 46 41 HIY Latm Club 43 '44 45 Syke 8z Clrcle 44 4 4 lee lefxfler 46 Tenms 45 46 Blllle Manex y Martha Jane Maynard Charm Club 45 4i' Houston McCla1n B1llv lVlc'Clu1e 'leddy MeCoy Football 44 45 46 Pasketball 44 '45 46 Vlrgll McVay Glrl Reserves Kats Club qcholarshlp Club 44 L' Band 44 45 46 Latin Club 44 45 46 John Merkel 647 . . , He ' 7 -3 -! -7 '1 7 -7 -9 -7 P' ,-' 1 s - - . ' Y -! 5-7 l-Y C1 Y. 1 1 ' Y -7 v Q-s F X 1 . Y -7 -! Track '44-'45-'46 A , , a - -7 7 l , . ' ' -,611 7 -7 l -! ' Y 7 Q' - ,,- . Wanda Milburn Girl Reserves Latin Club Billie Mills Bettye Morgan Girl Reserves Scholarship Club Secretary of Junior Class Jack Mosley Choral Club Mickey Murphy Latin Club '44-'45 Choral Club Wandaa Murray Charm Club Anne Nelson Girl Reserves Drum KL Bugle Public Speaking' Forum Dorothy Newcomb Girl Reserves Charm Club Scholarship Club Guy Newman Football '43-'44-'45-'46 Yannigans '42 Basketball '44-'45-'46 Track '44-'45 Pres. of Junior Class '44 D Association Ellzabeth Ann Newsom Scholarship '44-'45-'46 F. H. A. Latin Club '44-'45 Betty Nicholson F. H. A. Bobby Noe Football '46 Band '43-'44 Basketball '44-'45-'45 Hi-Y '44-'45 Sophomore Favorite '44 Clifford Noe Latin C'ub '44-'45-'46-'47 P. A. S. F. '44-'45 Tennis '45-'46 Syke and Circle Players '45-'46-'47 Hi-Y '44-'45-'46-'47 Band '45-'46-'47 Ernie Odeneal Bobby Oram , l 67170.55 of 47 -2 7- Qfmr of Z7 ...2 3- Alvin Parker Hi-Y Scholarship Annual Staff '46-'47 Wanda Parks Girl Reserves Laura Payne Scholarship Club Girl Reserves Annual Staff '4 Paul, Peterson Scholarship Club Annual Staff '46-'41' Melba Phillips Eddie Pilkilton Rodney Pirkle Football '44-'45-'46 Basketball '45-'46 Track '45-'46 Joe Pitcock Football '44-'45-'46 Track '46-'47 Arminta -Pool Charm Club Ruby Potts Earlene Pugh F. H. A. '45-'46 6 Science Club '43-'44 Texanna 'Raines PM Reasor Girl Reserves Bob Redmon Lindsay Rice 612111 of H7 Bobby Rose Doris Ruble Scholarship Club '44-'45 Bob Rylee Cheerleader '46 Hi-Y '46-'47 Syke Rx Circle '46-'47 Latin Club '43-'44-'45 P. A. S. F. '43 Tennis '45 Harry Sampsell Earl Sawyer Melba Scalf Basketball '46-'47 Girl Reseufves P. A. S. F. '45 Scholarship '4b Christine Shaw Peggy Sheffer Girl Reserves Earlene Shori F. H. A. Charm Club Pen-Pal Clul' Lillian Short F. H. A. Pat Sittel Band '43-'44 Girl Reserves Kats' Club S holarship Club Syke Kr Circle Aubrey Smith Band Choral Club A e:2--. Cecil Smith .-,' Dorothy , , x lt: QAIAVI ..5:.:,:. xi Scholarship Club '44- 45 - ' ' ... izi zzz AAI, Y Girl Reserves .. Charm Club A A .-'1: QQ .... W ' :' ,. e Geneva L wiv .....,, Z F. H. A. '45-'46 f A -.-,. A D- E- Club '45-'46 47 ? -r a.,-fi'Q?,y., , 1 -29... Cyan of Q7 1.3 Oi Patricia Smith Girl Reserves Ronald Smith Anne Sproule Nondas Steele F. H. A. '46 Alex Stewart Jim Stricklin Hi-Y VVa,nda Sutherland Girl Reserves Betty Jean Sweeney Charm Club Frances Swink Girl Reserves Leon Taul Betty Thornton Girl Reserves Charm Club D. E. Club '46-'47 Thelma Thornton Girl Reserves D. E. Club '45-'46-'47 Boh Tracy Hi-Y Lonnie Traweek Robert Tropp Minuon Tucker Girl Reserves Pen Pal Club '46-'47 Duane Tyson Veterans' Club '46-'47 Mary Vandergriff Mary Vandiver Girl Reserves Charm Club Josias Villarreal Veterans' Club '46-'47 P. A. S. F. '46 Betty Wall Girl Reserves Scholarship Llub F. H. A. Doris Wallace Charm Club Dorothy Warner D. A. S. F. '44-'45-'46-'47 Pen Pal Club '46-'47 Jowanna Warren Charm Club Peggy Weilmuenster Martha White Latin Club '43-'44-'45 Scholarship Club Girl Reserves Roberta Whitlock D. E. Club '45-'46-'47 Elsie Lou Williams F. H. A. '44-'45 J. L. Williams Ruth Williamson Band Kats' Club Girl Reserves 1170.44 of Z7 .-31.-. Cjflzzm of Z7 -32- Brooks Williford Tennis '44-'45-'46-'47 Latin Club '46-'47 Hi-Y '44-'45-'46-'47 Jean Willoughby Band '46 Kats' Club 'f'6 Girl Reserves Cheer Leader '45 F. H. A. '45-'46 Cressie Wilson Girl Reserves Charm Club Syke 8x Circle Marian Wilson Girl Reserves Band Kats' Club Syke 8x Circle , Dick Wood Tennis '44-'45-'46-'47 ' . Hi-Y '44-'45-'46-'47 Latin Club '44-'45-'46-'47 P. A. S F. '45-'46-'47 Scholarship Club '45-'46-'4T Jean Woods Alton Wolverton Betty Louise Wright Charm Club Girl Reserves Charlsye Wright Emma Jean Wright Ray Neil Wright Joyce Young Sam Young' F. F. A. '44-'45 Ufau of Q5 , gun io 'L cfaii JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carl Wilson .......................- President Joanie Abrahamson --- ...-.. Vice-President Dorothy Bryant -,.-- .... Secretary Kathleen Gary --- --- Treasurer -3 3.. C7fa1:, of Q15 -36- Dale Flanery Jerry Fogle J. RV. Fogle Jr. Joanna Fowler Katherine Frank Royce Franklin Orbie Fudge Virginia Garner Kathleen Gary Lula May Gaskill Albert Gentry Margaret Gilliam Carole Gingles Chetty Goforth Betty Guilloud Clyde Hagood Betty Harmon James Harmon Betty Harris Betty June Harris Rudolph Hatch Bobby Joe Ha-un Bob Hays Joan Heath Freada Hembilee Gene Henderson Robert Hendrick Andrew Hester Patsy June Hibbitt Lindell Hicks Bobbie Jean Hock Elizabeth Hodges Bill Holden Dorothy Hopkins - Albert Horn Patsy Hunt Jackie Ingram Jerry Jackson Bonnie Johnson Harold Johnson Jack Kelly Juanita Kelly Mary Kennon Don Kretsinger Billy Lamb Margie Lance Velton Lance Glenn Land Oscar Landmon Billye Langston Donald Lankfogd Edwina Leuty Rose Mai Lewis Jack Lilley Jimmy Lilly Sara Lindsey Margaret Lindsteadt Mary Lindsteadt Elmer Little Marie Mace Geraldine Mannering Dorothy Jean Matz Willie McBride Bobbie Gene McCa1'ley James McGee Marion McGlothlin Joye McHorse Peggy McKee George McMillan J. W, Merrell ffaaz of as 13 71 Ufaia of Q15 Carl Waltz Anna Marie Warner Rosmarie Weaver Bobby Ray West Bobby White Don Wilburn Bobby Wilson Carl Wilson LaWanda Winburn Albert Wineinger Beverly Womack Ira Lee Wright Llavon Yarbrough Mildred Zuver ffaia P of '49 Cgoflfiomozsi L ..41-. 'Ufcui of ,QQ .14 2... Eunice Adams Mary Aday Jackie Allen Thelma Allen Billy Andrews Nade Atkins Ruby Atwell Bobby Autin Frank Bailey Lucille Bailey Ernest Ball Christine Barnard Carole Bates Helen Beine Harold Bilderback Jimmy Blankenship Jimmy Boggess Howard Bowers Bill Boyd Herbert Bozarth James Birannon Joan Bray Betty Brown Choyce Brown Melvin Ray Brown Velma Ruth Brown Bobby Buck ,Lois Buford Margaret Burk Ralph Burton Edward Bfutcher James Carroll Dorothy Carter Tharon Ann Carthen Jimmy Cassidy Bonnie Ciaccio Marjorie Clement Carlos Clontz Louise Coats Patsy Cockburn Johnny Coker Ovid Cole Carroll Collyer Texie Jo Corbeth Kenneth Cordell Jean Cotrell Ralph Covington Marie Louise Cox Bobby Crabtree Joe Cravens Betty Crook Patsy Crouch Gene Crouse Jo Ann Crow Van Cullar Jerry Bob Daniel Bobby Daniels Billy Darr Margaret Daugherty Joyce Davis Juanita Dean Harry Derrick Alyce Jayne DeWees Oleta Dorries Joe Dugan Delbert: Duncan Dorothy Duncan Joanne Durham Sue Dusenberry Eleanor Eakin Geraldine Epnerson Jean Eubanks Gloria Fawcett Polly Fawcett Austin Fike Koleene Finney Billy Fowler Taylor Fuller Toy Fulmer Arthur Gaines Robbie Garner Junior Gill Dalton Gilliam Barbara Godbey 67176155 of '49 E 14 3? Ufazm, of '49 .-4 4.. Viola Goggins Billy Gormley Vivian Goyne Betty Jo Graham Jimmie Gray Gladys Gullet Marguerite Hagood Tommy Hairsine Imatene Hall Lois Hall Clifford Hardy Jerry Harlow Billy Joe Harris Wayman Harris Billy Hayes Eugene Hazelwood Madelyn Hemby Jerry Henderson Opal Hook Richard Hodges Donald Hollingsworth Earl Hollingsworth Bobby Holt Dorene Hopper Clyde Hubbard Gaylene Huffman Edward Hughes Fred Hughes Pat Hughes Rex Hull Elenn Isaacs Melton Isbell Thelma Isom Henry James Ella Mae Jefferson Charles Jenkins Beulah Jones Frances Jones Rovve Jones William Jones Maudie Kennemen Lawrenne Kennon Christine Knox James Kuykendall Veta Lance Tommie D. Lane Guy Lankfoard Da Louis LaBate Mary Lou Lee Patricia Legg' Jack Lenderman David Lewis Bill Linden Arby Lorance Newton McClain Ruth McCray Melba McGirk Betty Jean McGuire Catherine McKee Bill McMahan Rwbert McMahan Bettie Lee McMorris Gradene McRae Jimmy Malone Marcelene Marcum Claud Markham Jim Marshall James Maynard Richard Melson Billy Milburn Bernice Miller Frankie Jo Miller Richard Millican Buddy Mitchell LziQuitta Monroe Robert Montgomery Billy Moore Marlene Moore Ruth Moore Paul Woody Myers Pauline Myers Jack Nelson Buddy Nevil Joanne Newland an of ,49 we .nk f ,Wy it . :,l:E EIR.. ,..,, -- Q no f we gf N xl 3 ,Wx 1 J ff 'xx 5 ,E ..: ,.....,. 4 ,, ' . ,'1:.:,. 5 z 'V-.1 I V 55 zz - b , fe.. i .... A W'fi...5:ge::5sgs:, ' .-Qf'fQ2QfQQ ::,.,:,., N -igqgsi ..,,.. : aww ' 2 ,,,. ' W A .-45... :YZ an of '49 -45.. Jack Nichols Bill Nolte Peggy Norman Dorothy Ann O'Dell Dorothy Oden Lorene Park Yvonne Parker Patsy Parks Yolanda Payne Lonnie Perry Arthur Peterson Billie Gay Pinkston Billy Pipkin Virginia Pitcock Nelda Pitman Nellie Plain Dollie Poole Alice Price Freddie Price Mary Alice Price Eula Quassa L. D. Quassa . ' Sally Radebaughl Don Ramsey Gloria Riley Johnny Riley Mary Rogers Joyce Ross Billy Rush Saverne Rushing Delores Russell Norma Sanders Noami Sartor R. W. Sartor Leon Savage Frankie Sawyer Inez Scoggins Fredda Seal Betty Shaffer Joe Shires Marjorie Shires Troy Sikes Floyd Simmons Lalla Simms Bonnie Smathers Elmer Smathers Carol Ann Smith Jane Smith Margie Faye Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith Roy Smith Wanda Smith Eddie Sneed Irene Snow loyce Spaugh Audra Fae Stapp Lesle Stapp Lillie Lee Steedman A. R. Stewart Clydia Sullivan Leldon Sullivan Roy Tate Delores Taylor Marion Taylor Diane Thomas Roy Thomas Bill Thornton Jimmy Thornton Esther Thurman Edward Tomlinson Norman Tomlinson Bill Tracy Patsy Vest Marvin Vincent Jack Walker Barbara Wall lVlarie Wallace Virginia Walton Marilyn Watkins Br-ftye Wavmire Flifon Weaver Virginia Webb Geordia White Jerry Whitfill again of I4 9 i 4 -47- 3? , K 3 5 A it 2' l Q cfam of '49 , ,. at f l , l:'i5i1i' l f f - 1 N Ethel Mae VVhitley Francille Whitley Robert Huseman Bobby Whitney Jimmy Wigzell Jo Catherine Wilkinson David Williams Taylor Willoughby Claudine Wilson Marilyn Winfree David Winter Stewart Wood .-48, Ufam of 950 9751 ghlill 14 9..- Cyan o BO .-5 QB.. Dorothy Allen Norma Faye Allen James Anderson Mary Anderson Rex Angel Eddy Ansley Harold Bdaker Maxine Baker Leon Baker Betty Ball Hazel Batts Donald Barkley Ted Bearden Dorothy Beasley Gerallrline Bennett Betty Bentley Melvin Bentley Diane Berry Dicie Jean Black Mary Jo Blackburn Bill B'lake Barbara Blalock Jakie Blankenship Vivian Blankenship Leatriee B'oncl Ernest Boney Bradford Lee Gilbert Brigham Charles Ray Brinkley Patsy Brook s Harry Ray Brown John Brown Ro-bert Brown Tillie Ann Brown Lurlene Broyles Calvin Bruce B'ilic June Buwlen Donald Burden Margaret Bush Sue Nelle Campbell Bobby Campbell Mary Helen Carlzit L17ltht'l'llll-' Cartel' Billy Cates Jack Chambless Bobby Ray Clontz .Kenneth Coen Betty Ruth Connally Randy Cook Harold Coonrod Gail Cox Kenneth Cox Russell Cox Hobart Crabtree Jerry Crenshaw Bille Jean Crook Joan Crump Cynthia. Cuff Billie Jean Cundiff G. L. Cunrliff Elmer Dalton Barbara, Davidson Mary Helen Davidson Betty Davis C'arro'l Davis Jerry Davis Kenneth DeFe-r Ruth DeFe1' Leon Dereberry Betty Ann Doggett Dollie Dotson Jack Duncan Curtis Dunn Robert Allen lllakin Calvin Earnhart Sally Ellwaivls Robe-ri Elkins .Io Nell Emerson -Carlos Eoff lfalt Evans ,Nancy Eyer Patsy Femriison W.: ,Donald Finke ,Eldridge Fike an Q 150 l i e l -51... an of '50 Earlyne Carruth Faye Ruth Finey Billie Joe Floyd Melvin Fofxle Virginia Ford Jean Fowler Hioiner Lee 'Fraley Delmer Franklin Buddy French Johnny Garner Melvin Carner Fay Lee Goggins Jo-ann Gormley Scotty Gray Delores Green Elgene Gregory Leldon Gregg' Lois Ellen Griffith Samnmie Grooms Jimmy Hair Bennie Hull Wilburn Hall Ruth Haning Patsy Harris James Harrison Albert Harrod Pat Harvey Paul Hassell LeAnn Hathaway Sonny Hauser Mack Hayes Donald Heironirnus Jimmy Henderson JoAnn Henderson Huey Henry Earline Hess Junior Higgins Mildred Higgins Dorothy Hill Sammy Hilton Bobby Ray Hiser Geneva Hodges 152.4 Ufam o 15 O Q ax N Q Q, Qs? f' ww Howard Holland Ross Hollingsworth ,f VVnndz1 Hollingsworth ,M Freddie Holt Bobby Hopkins Dorothy Hopper Mx 1 'f' 55 il X 7 I W4 Gladys HouSeliolder my Joan Howard gm, 'Velma Howard Donald Hudson Nita. 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Mm Mary Frances Lawson Joyce Lazarus Pauline Lee Kenneth Lewis Robert Linsteadt Glenn Ltitle .Tack Little Barbara Lloyd Leo Long Robert Lovett Evelyn Mollenhour Gene Malone Jack Manery Billie Joyce Martin Joe Martin Raymond Martin Thomas Matthews Joyce Mayfield Everett Mayo Louis Carl Mayo Barbara McCarley Peggy McCoy Maiy McClure Johnny Mcfjray Betty Jane McDaniel Amy McGirk Carroll McKemy Jimmie 1XTClW0l'I'iS Jo Ellen Meadows Betty Miller Betty Jean Mosley Martha Mosley Mozelle Mosley Thomas Mosley .lean Murley James Myers Lula, Mae Myers Roy Neighbors Charlotte Newman Jack Newman Peggy Newsome Freddie Norris Qlun Q '50 Patti O'Donnel1 41 Jane Outlaw Bobby Ownby Suzanne Overton, VVanrla, Pace Ola Fay Page Charles Patti Jessie Paul Donald Pearson Patsy T'en,x'son Billy Floyd Penvler Herbert NV:1yne Pmligo Jmvelenri Perry Cflizirles Phillips lmvicl Phllline Freddie Phillips Owena, Pliillins Joan Plckrell Joe Lee Pike F.6d Pipkin Lorraine Plain Levonin Pool Joyce Poole ,Leo Porter Marvin Preston Robert Pyles Carl Raines Henry RamSey Nita, Ramsey Alton Reeves Ethyl Ren fro Charles Reynolds Leroy Reynolds Bettye Rice Bobby Rice Kay llir-linrrlson -Charles Rippy Uuidn Ross V4-vil Selvidge Robby Joe Sexton Mildred Shaw llzmynionil Lee Shelton -55- CZ A-ww vs- S. an of '50 R55- Danine Simms Mary Lou Sims Clyde Singleton Fay Singleton Ray Singleton Bobby Smith Cherrie Smith Richard Smith. Wzxcle Smith Gladis Snow Anabel Stanford Emmolgene Sta.n1'm'f'l Evelyn Stanbery James Steel Conde Steen Derrel Stone Stella Stroud Joyce Sturllivant Harvey Speed Bobby Spraldllin Betty Jo Sutherland Charles Swearingen Lorene Sweeney Mary Catherine Tallant Josephine Tate James Taul David Sikes Truman Teague Ray Giene Terrell Donald Thomas Gladys Thomas Ge aldine Turnbull Billie Vance B'illie Joe Vandergriff Elvia X7lH2'll'T'6ll1 Ignacio Villareal Peggy Vincent Jackie Walton Jim Bob Ward. Marvin WVaI'd Patsy Ruth VV:1rc1 Thelma Warcl an of X50 Velma, NVa1'd Jimmy Ray Watson Paul Watson Jo Ann Weaver Joe Weaver J. B. White .Toe White Carl Wliiteliead Barbara Wliliams 'Cullum Williams John Williams Johnnie Anne VVillinms Lola Mae Williams Mearl Williams Otis Williams Troy C. VVilliams Margaret Williamson Bobby VVilliforrl Martha Wilson Miles Wilson Joe Wilson Vernon Wingfield Herman Woods Juanita, Wmlies Donald Vifright Ted Wright Margaret Young VVarner Young Johnny Ray Zachary Sn,r:1,h Lon Zuver .-5 7.. ZBZOIZO 'z cgfucvfsn fi, .QDCLLLK Qafsmzozz Salutatorian .l7CLI,L'ZCL yllri Valedictoriau -53- 's-.uf LS Q N-.-df 7- Lf -- X VOJCGK ig if Q9 'be' 'L .4.Q, W. Ig X Xi S Q xi Xi V L---'!,'f.f-f 'sofa ' W fe 125. V . - ffl-' fi v ,ff ' .ga .J:5,.,-- , 'f W-gif ' Q:--:f ,.. e H' - -S351 xi f- i Q.5f'?93 g d 5' r K-5' '?fg1 :f 1 f. SYJ- f - - M21 hf-, 141' -ZF 'gps ELL,-.-f f ....59.... ...Z-,Sf--1-C' .ffwczcfafina Qoafaz Favorite Senior Girl Luna fpagrzs and 30151 Qawcafl' Rummrs up :QOH gacfgion Favorite Senior Boy Uunznzy lay and fiiamy RLIIHIGTS-Up ECIVLIZS gaiilf Favorite Junior Girl ozotgy Bayarzf and go Effsrz Qj'ibz9s'zafcf Runners-up RW wa cami qflfifion, Favorite Junior Boy ly. 3:1554 ana! Bzifforz gwairz Runners-up fpoffy Games if Favorite Sophomore Girl Sbicms gfionzaf. cuzc! .:JVfa'z'o'zie .zgfgizsa I Runners-up 16 4-. Jmcvzvin K2!liI?,dEl'Zf Favorite Sophomore Boy BL 'mn faasz, cgczfzg Buuforz ana! 'jvac fam guffsz .1 J I J Runners-up -55.. 6 Glfsfan .fangafon Favorite Freshman Girl Dsfozzi Qlzsalz and .vqlzna gclrzg Lliuffaw Runners-up 6... Jazzy Uzafzigauf Favorite Freshman Boy azlfszrrzarz 'flflfoocfi and Czaffhnz rwiffiafni Runners-up Qbozoffiff ijings Fut'L'l1'Q Farmers Sweetheart go cqrzn Snziffi Runner-up I 69 cAJLLfZ5J9.5 Distributive Education Sweetheart Babby ggoznbon. Runn er-up 1 4'UV!ZO'i flflffio Roy Jackson-Best Athlebe He's always outstanding in every Sport in which he takes part. Aizi Madeline Foster--Most Friendly Joe Pitcock-Best All-Around She always has a friendly word He's an all-around good fellow. for everyone. W 5 W Q mm vw El Qgkgg ig fa . , .,.:.,.,.:.,., ,:.:. . A M l n . e:a:s:s:s :gf 1:f- 5 :E :2:2:2:2: 2 -1-: f 's :,, 1' 5: ia? 49 Aw, , 4 , iw ,x-' 151.22111 Q il, -i e i':l i 4 A 'Q . 1 ' ::: : , -XZ . N :I ll Laura Payne-Most Dependable When you want a thing done well, you can always depend on her tb do it. ' ,,.l x l'eaff fi- 2 2 iuu,ura Bill Jacobs-Best Sport Marjorie Brif'gefarine1'- . Best Attitude He's one you can always Joke xxith. She always has a good outlook on everything. -70- 1 Cllflfgo I1 Clflfgo Doris Fawcett-Best Smile Billy Essary-Leadership Her cheerful smile .makes her an asset to our school. He can always lead us the right way. Betty Dennington-H Most Serviceable No service is too large for her awww ss s el . fl. ... , f M .5 r . 2 ee, siisiss u ..i' ::: :IV .,.i.,. 2-i o Q eeeeee s,ll :Ii ,M A ,K . .,.,.,.,,,,,,,.. H ---s ---Q-f 'ilvl i 'i -1'- Qili is aww: .... ,,,,g :ZVZ qt 4::...,:: ..:A:.i I: :::,5 Elm... 1-f . bf' V iiiw is :.:.:, fi, Nyfff 2 f ,f:::: l isl,e,ellllli:i el, ll o l.ll.l.,:,.::::. VVV,,Vl.... - e e Ronald Kidd-Most Humorous Joyce Hagans-Most Cooperative Paul Peterson-Most Clever There'S never a dull moment with She's always Willing to help in a There has never been a time when him aro und. worthy cause. -,, 3211. he couldn't help us over a rough spot with a good idea. .sswoffag His Majesty The King Clyde Pitcock Her Majesty The Queen Dorothy Newcomb Prince Vernon of the House of Wingfield Princess Peggy of the House of Clark Prince Roy of the House of Jackson Princess Marilyn of the House of VVinfree Count Marvin of the House of Vincent Countess Dorothy of the House of Oden Count Aubrey of the House of Stewart Countess Mary Alice of the House of Clark Lady VVanda of the House of Murray Lord Jack of the House of Cockburn Lady Virginia of the House of Lankford Lord Van of the House of Cullar Lady Viriginia of the House of Hollowell Lord Fred of the House of Holi Lady Anne of the House of Nelson Lord Alton of the House of Woolverton Lady Dorothy of the House of Braswell Lord Mike of the House of Trbpp Joy ally Lady Lord Lady Lord Lady Lord Lady Lord ,Lady Lord Lady Lord Jean of the House of Casey Carroll of the House of Howard Billie Gay of the House 'of Pinkston Bobby of the House of Holt Doris of the House of Fawcett Alex of he House of Stewart Virginia of the House of Pitcock Bill of the House of Brunkhorst Rosemary of the House of Jones Alvin of the House of Parker Jean of the House of Willoughby Joe of the House of Villarreal Lady Betty Louise of the House of Johnson Lord Richard of the House of Alderson Trainbearers: Lady Nancy of the House of Eyer Lady Stella of the House of Stroud Lady LeAnn of the House of Hathaway ....72..... 1 ll .I IJ' Ks A 'gl , wif? , ,K A X 5- f C - Y, .0 X X- 7 1 ss. , x Q gk? E 1 ' X X ' V ,. F' - f'V.A5J 7 xSYXQl5SXxO1'S C74 liifffs gif of fuazyfging 3 2 1. Oh, how boys do eat!! 2. Vernon, Vou'd better watch you girl. 3. Look at the feet on him!! 4. A rare pose . 5. Roy is lost in the Forrest . . , Park. 6. Look at that waterfall!!! 7. D. A. and Britton-Me and my shadow. 8. Look here, Mutt and Jeff. 9. You can bet this is before Thanks- giving. 10. Hold 'em apart, Mac, don't let 'em fall! ,.h74.. ii' Cjltlfg ji gfzczrz at Uficuz Qicfion 9 l. All by he-1' lonely. 2. Siesta on a see-saw!! 3. Look, this is no time to be admiring your locket. 4 HUBBA, H'UBP'a, HUBba, HUbba, Hubba, hubba. 5. Well, Bill, how are you doin'?? 6. Smile, Bet- ty, Smile!! 7. Give the boy a chair, quick. 8. Don't blow ton hard, she'll fall over. 9. Now, girls, let! not fig-ht over him! 10. Now let's make up. 11. Oh, la da da, sweet la da da. 12. The hedge grows tall. -75- qjou dvama jf, fwfa c7'7ZaUs jf I l 1. Well, I guess I do believe DarWin's theory. 2. A steady twosome. 3. Dorothy Newcomb holding '1 4 T ll 1, now Dou We Want to laugh too' 5 A pretty girl is like a melody. up a porch rai. . e 's ' gy, L . .. . , 6 Woodlake is an exciting place, isn't it, Mary Ann ??? 7. Glamor contest. Which one Wins?? S. Is this a shampoo ad? 9. Boo!! Watch out, don't fall!! 10. Ah, Senorita Davenport. -76- Cgicauf Quiz 1. Who's the lucky subject? 2. Pals!!! 3. We count four people 8: six legs? How about you? 4. Going somewhere? 5. Girls-your modesty shocks us! 6. Texas our Texas! 7. One Boy!! 8. Familiar scenel. 9. Be careful-Let's don't push boys. .-7 7.-. gust cqzouncf gown 1. Earl, could you stand if they moved? 2. Girls, girls-and more girls!! 3. Let us in on the joke. 4. Are you all waiting for the bus. 5. A cozy group --. 6. Pat, please give Joanne a bite! 7. Oh, they love Sher1nan'??'? 8. Let's go fWadin'! 9, Janet, do you think you're a bird? 10. Friends to the end! -7g.. clfaza, 75.515, sqm! Evazywflsma ww-:aw -'-' my 4 js:1:'e ., 535 1 ef ffl I I E we ssswm 1AM W' 2 ' ,,1,,, 'YQ-w. T ----'- ' ' l Y if Pi: :'1' .,., . .... '--, '..1 : '1' -'-f .,., f 5 e v -. I x 5-rt , as gg ncrc scscn W siss cccccr c 3 . i We Q. - . .,... , ,, s 'Sm al SWA 3 .W msgs? Q W 'Q Z W 2 fsfaggwf WMM WW f AA,,24 y nm , v .Ai N'2 '54' -5252? YW X ss5a:w22fz:s:e:e:a:es. Q 2 f:.,.,55gs5v5:a555i:2- 2-II -:1F 65s5a5s5a5ggg5s: i w S ' ' 1. Takin' in the sun? 2. Don't keep him to your self girls! 3. Good neighbor policy-no doubt. 4. Smile for the birdie girls-. 5. Slurp-Slurp. 6. They'll call you pancake if that truck backs out. 7. What do we have here? 8. Well-well. 9. Can we go too? 10. Any luck, Zelta? 11. Ipana Smiles!! 12. Do all cars have those decorations? -79-. gjsoflfs, .qgsopfs 541261 More .qD50f2Ke 1. John's right proud of himself now. 2. That's right, there's two of 'em. 3, What a beautiful lawn. 4. Don't hurt him, Lonnie. 5. Thr-ee's not a crowd here. 6. You three boys aren't lonesome, are you? 7. Jimmy, what are you trying to do? 8. Tired or just resting? 9. There's one too ,many boys in this picture. 10. Too bad she's all alone. .-801. l 514 uffipfi Cjgoica 1 1. It ain't the Girl Reserves, brother. 2. Cousii1s!?! 3. Our photographer enjoys his Work! 4. Madeline, don't drag 'em. 5. Before-. 6. After-. -31- Ez ,gfincfi flflfaafgzfz I I l 1. Ooh, what would happen if they lost their balance. 2. Winter wonderland-and two cute gals. 3. Going some place girls? 4. Oh, these D. H. S. men!!! 5. Oh, what gee-ometric figures! 6. Ah, Marvin, you man, you! 7. They must be friends. 8. In one of Jay Ron:ild's more serlous moments. 9. Glamour gal- no? Yes!!! 110. Ah, sweet relaxation. -32--. f um VVVEO if 1. Aubrey Smith with a big grin for the canierfw.. 2. Elizabeth Newsome - just itching to get at that cake. 3. Martha Maynard-the old rocking Ch3.l1'7S got her. 4. Imogene Clay catching flies. 5. Bangs were popular even then with Dorothy Braswell 6. What are you pointing at, Charlotte fCovingtonJ7 7. Wanda Suthelland, the great scholar-. 8. Teddy Bali out in the corn patch. 9. Zelta Ruth Jennings, 'Where are you going? 10. Mary Vandergriff in a striking pose. -83- I LLELSA, F O 1 1 is F 1 ,MQ 1. Which is Betty and which is Earlene Cliardenburgl? 2. Madeline Foster must be sad about the run in those nylons! 3. Tommy in one of his earlier means of transportation! 4. Doris Garner sitting pert for the birdie. 5. Donald Cook, our pin-up boy. 6. Why Anita Lalionde, -what big feet you' have. T. Vat Reasor sfreams Food, food! 8. Earlene Short must have been mad at the photographer. 9. Ruthie Williamson still has the same dimple. 10. Another double exposure-Marilyn and Carolyn Kalb. -g4.. 'JLLEZLZL KQVVQO eff 1. Peggy Weilmuenster playing in the water. 2. Robe? ta Whitlock trying to keep Warm. 3. Charles Swear- ing, Robert Linsteadt, and Buddy French in a big business conference. 4. Bill Jacobs-what shocker! you so? 5. Martha White under mother's protecting arm. 6. Laura Payne posing glammously for A1 pic- lnuve. 7. Virginia Lankfnrd-little girl on a big car 8. Lillie Atwell-the profile. 97. Doris Holland in her Easter bonnet. 10. George Odom, Betty Johnson, Carole Gingles at the circus. l ..35- LLEQS, CWEO 1. Betty Wall' sitting still for a pretty pose. 2 Vivginia Hollowell, our glamour girl of 1933. 3. Evelyn Davis, where did you get that dog? 4. Are you lost, Bobbie Ruth fHaleJ? 5. Bill Clancy waitin? to grow up. 6. Bill Essary looking like a big baby doll 7. 'What's so interesting, Dixie CDaVenportJ? 8. Bet- ty Morgan all dressed up and rating to go. 9. Where did those curls come from, Wanda Milburn. 10. Bet- ty Nicholson-bangs and all-. -35- W 3' , I ,vow r ,MW fs' t co9'xl5 xx 4 f I K ' AQ? I ,4 o 9 xx, N17 'Lf l ,gl X-Q! .Lv 3 Q f pOI' lg: ff 4' f 0+ ', IUMA ff Jr ' W 09 A f,. . f 4 -1179! if 8 O ,I X ffijwzw. sf' j - 5 ca 0 1 . M of' A33 vt I If Xaffl 0 MW' M, f 'iq' :,':.a'f ms H-Ki wg, I sy' Em - 905' w Mai. 1 f - ia 'QQEJF f 55' - L . Nw wflffgak- 3: ' .4-:gf , , Tqgy i-- 11+ Pa ffl ...g7... goo fgaff Safigffofg Sept. 13 San Angelo 26- 6 Sept. 210 Wichita Falls 0- O Sept. 27 Paschal 6-28 :kOct. 4 Bonham 30- 0 Oct. 11 Forest 26-13 Oct, 18 Paris 7- 6 'Nov. 1 Gainesville 28- 7 Nov 8 Ennis 40- 6 :Nov. 15 Greenville 28- '7 iNov. 29 Sherman 13- 6 - ii:iDec. 6 Highland Park 0-14 Coach Les Canfil Coach Thomas Tipps Denotes district games ttDenotes bidistrict game it Eii Summazy ga21-:ff::':::::i 'f'ii::::: T he Yellow Jaokets played a hard season this year, but when the smoke had cleared, they had beaten down their gbzgzg bubuu arch rivals, The Sherman High Rear- , cats, nine miles down the track. Upon . accomplishing this feat, the Yellow , . , vvvvg , Y Jackets earned their third district title since 1922. The Yel!o'-V Jackets during this season were compelled to play against much heavier teams. This was a great disadvantage, but the team made up for it in speed, skill, and the will to win. We must not forget Coaches Les Cranfil and Tommy Tipps who, on their first year here, carried the team through a very successful sea- son. The faculty, student body and the citizens of Denison wish to thank our coaches, and every member of the team for making this season what it was. ' Q 4 is 1 fi: I Z at 5 fag? f f 5 Q X 5 yy 5 ,: 4 fiii, X ,KV I 9 Bobby Burton Thomas Mosley Managers -g 3.- Qootgaff Bobby Garner Roy Jackson Teddy McCoy Melvin Thompson Eiatzicf Denison placed six men on this 5763135 mvthifal All-District team. These men were, on the first string, Bobby Garner, Roy Jackson, Teddy McCoy, and Melvin Thompson. On the second team were Cote ton Hill, and Jack Fawcett . gfa is Two of Denison's outstanding playefis were very highly honored when they were picked for the All State Team. These men were Roy Jackson, second team, and Jack Fawcett, honorable mention. -.8 9.-. oofga f WMiT Y ' f ff f ,- , F, .Vw--. T., tiki ' 'f W X I W? ,MQ 4' fy L 5 I ' I ' V Q t V3 .ff 5? w , 5 KY www? M fu, + b f? . A A av . mf, As -. . - 'vvv , --A 1 Z ': -. N4 - 1 5 f W ': : '5::' EN -'av-' ', f ' V is .QQ A , ,, f ,,,,. 2 - 4 , W W1 .. ..... : 6.5: .g V - X V V- . fy .:.:. . .1 W AQ ...... .... , - E ,.,., 1 'PY ' ,Q .::.:... ywxmf if iw' Q x uf, 2 MQQLQI' ww, 'w , ig Ww f?ZA5 f w5??f5ff3i.f- ' , fyfm p2fffE:r-, vm Via ' . N : ,ww , Ny .f 1-wqxbaf, , ,w Wy fy gg' wi I ,f Q? , 5 my xxx M, ggwag . gg 35.1, ' W ff 5 H , 2 ' 9:4 fs'?NZfw4 ig , if Q -H9 O- K ROY JACKSON Back B OBBY GARNER Guard CUY NEWMAN Back HENRMAN CREWS Back JACK FAWCETT Guard JOE PITCOCK Back MIILVIN THOMPSON Tackle JACK HICKS Tackle Qoofgaff ijoofliqfl' TEDDY MCCOY Center COTTOQN HILL End RODNEY PIRKLE End EDWARD HUGHES Back TACK COCKBURN Guard MIKE ESPINOSA Tackle JOHN HICKS End BOBBY NOE Back CORKY BOWLING B-ack GUY N E WMAN GEORGE ODOM Guard BUDDY ROBERT CRUMP Center NEVIL Guard ROY THOMAS Tackle TEDDY BALL Back BOBBY BUCK Back N w i if 1, rr V Qoofgdfly -9 31 goofgaff -94- CHARLIE POWELL Back JOHN ANGEL Tackle R WYCE JONES Back RAYMOND BEINE Guard BOB PHILLIPS End GEORGE McMILLAN Center BOITBY DANIELS Guard MELVIN DENNIS Y End Top Row: Bob Rylee Sr. 1 year Bottom Row: Dorothy Bryant Jr. 1 year Yea, black Yea, gold Yea, Jackets Let's go!! ,izzi . ggi!! 67585754 Madeline Foster Doris Fawcett Tommy Loy Sr. 2 years Sr. 2 years Sr. 1 year. Captain Jimmy Bowling Miss Anita Doyle Word Burtis Mascot Sponsor Jr. 2 years , X 5 Fight 'em Jackets Sting 'em Jackets Fight 'em, Sting 'em Yellow Jackets 5' ....95... -.z girth ' Baagatgaff Dorothy Douglas 7 Guard Edwina Leuty Forward Coach Anita Doyle AxLLI?Zl7Z61.'Ly The girls of Denison Hi for the first time in five years were brought together, by Miss Anita Doyle, and formed a basketball team. Since this was their first year, they were unable to be in a regular conference, but it is hoped that next year, they will be in one with the other schools of District 5 AA which are Sherman, Gainesville, Greenville, Paris and Bonham. The girls were very interested in the idea of a girls' basket- ball team so they made their own uniforms, and for numbers 'Which were to be on them, they chose the numbers of the football players, Through the twelve games they played, they won five which is a very good record for a team that started, from the bottom to make a team the hard way. Next year all players will return except one who will graduate. Nine of the players will receive gold bas- keiballs for their excellent Work in making this basketball team a success. The faculty, students and teammates Wish to give Miss Doyle a Well earned Thanks Batty Graham Forward Imateen Hall Guard .-95- - glib Q-Jyaagsfgaff Gloria Fawcett Dorene Hopper Betty Shaffer Guard Forward Forward i Melba Scalf Marian Reeves Billye Langston Kathleen Gary Guard Forward Guard Forward ..97-. Mr. M. M. Marshall Coach 5121264 The Yellow Jacket tennis team had a very successful season for the 1946-47 school year. Brooks Williford, Glenn Land, and Bill Linden, all lettermen for 1945-'46, returned and were strong contenders for the District titles. Bobby Williford, a freshman, joined the team and made a fine record. Matches were played against Sherman, Bonham, Paris. McKinney, Woodrow Wilson, East Texas State Teachers College at Commerce, Austin College, and Oklahoma' University. With the excep- tion of the contests against the colleges, Brooks Williford was unde- feated. He and Bobby provedi too strong in doubles for most of the teams played. Brooks and Glenn Land played Highland Park's teams at Denton in the Districst Meet and lost in a close match. Bill Linden played singles at the district meet. He defeated Sherman, and then lost to Highland Park in the finals, to take second place. Brooks Williford is a senior and will receive his third letter in tennis. -Land, Linden, and Bobby Williford will be joined by Jimmy Wigzell, Noel Jennings, Kenneth Lewis, Gilbert Brigham, James Bodkin, Bobby Rice, and others for next year. Left to right, front row: Gilbert Brigham, James Bodkin, Bobby Williford, and Kenneth Lewis. Back row: M. M. Marshall fCoachJ, Bobby Rice, Jimmy Wigzell, Bill Nolte, Bill Linden, Brooks Williford, Glenn Land, Dick Wood, and Noel Jennings. ' -98- 75121264 ,,-H. Brooks Willif01'd Bill Linden .-9 9... Left to TlghtZqMT.A Mar- shall, Bill Linden, Brooks Williford, Gle11n,1Land. Glenn Land oyi Baigafgaff 5lLLl'I2l72CL'Zf7l During the season of 1947 the Denison Yellow Jacket Basketball team had a lot of tough breaks. They were fighting illness at all times. At the end of the first half of the season the Jackets were tied for first place, but the team was then weakened considerably by the graduation of three of the starting line-up. Then to make things even tougher, Greenville's six-foot-eleven-inch Marcus Freiburger became eligible. t While at the same time over Gainesville way, Shooting Sam Stucky' was hitting the basket from every angle. The Jackets put up a very hard A 3 fight, but it's hard to win from a team with players like those named. Coach Durwood Green Even though Greenville and Gainesville had great players, the Jackets had a player who was making some points also. He was George Corky B0W1i1'1g', Wh0 was also named on the All-Dis- trict Five. The Jackets finished the con- ference play with five wins and five losses to tie with Sherman and Bnnham for third place fol- lowing' Greenville and Gainesville, who were first and second re- spectively. Next season the Jackets are expecting to have five men return fiom the A squad and a lot of new boys up from the B Sflllad- l 4 -IOG- 2-Dboyi Baigafgaff The Jacket Lettermen are: The B Lettermen are George Bowling Niles Rutherford Jack Fawcett Guy Newman Jack Hicks Carl Hill Teddy McCoy John Hicks Bobby Noe Rodney Pirkle Roy Jackson Britton Swain Bob Daniels Taylor Willoughby Don Gregory Bob Phillips Clifton Weaver Harry Neinast George McMillan Roy Thomas -101- 'ZCLC1 Raymond Beine-880 Cotton Hill-high and low hurdles, shot put Rodney Pirkle-mile Mike Espinosa-disc Tommy Mclvlanis-440 Billy lamb--high jump, pole Vault, mile relay Carl Wilson-220 Edward Hughes-100 and 220 George Bowling--440, mile relay Jack Cockburn-shot put Bobby Noe-high jump Clifton Weaver--880 Bill Tracy-1100 and 220 Alton Woolverton-high jump Marvin Vincent-880 Clifton Jacobs--100, 220, shot put, broad jump Bob Phillips-mile Bill Brunkhorst-440 Teddy McCoy-disc Roy Jackson-100, 220, disc Melvin Denney-440 Hunter Kirkpatrick, Clifton Shearer-disc Coach Teddy Ball-pole vault, high and low hurdles, mile relay Ignacio Villareal-mile Dick Milllcan-shot put -4102- al, 4- Yfko .. gr .- ...- ,,- f ,- ,- -1,6 1275 1 ,1- 1 RGPJLIEBTIONS Presi derffg GH-ice, -,,.?4j, - 1 f-,A J I ww, ' Q 1+ FRWATE '95 a x Q Coma W' ' Q 1 on ff4Ns,,, Q 'PQX 7 Q' 1 4-, . 4 iz ...a -103- Sl?-55012 gcfloof Band Mr. Rex Shelton-Sponsor Officers: Philip Noe-President Bill Jacobs-Vice President Jessie Lou Jackson-Secretary Billie Rigdon-Treasurer First Row: James Anderson Christine Barnard Rebecca Benedict James Brannon Dorothy Bryant Second Row: Donald Ray Buford Catherine Carter Jeanne Casey Bill Clancy Arlena Cullar Third Row: Evelyn Davis Dale Flanery Joanna Fowler Rae Giles Chetty Goforth :E ..,, Fourth Row: Joan Heath J . P. Holder Virginia Hollowell Ruth Hosford Bill Jacobs S .,.,. , 9 fam ,ri :,l, , , lf' W :5s::,:5 2 g:g..,, , , J xr ' 5' Q 4,7 f f f N f X K aff my X EX f V 7m:::::::::::::::::. A9355 Fifth Row : Noel Jenninffs Jessie Lou Jackson Anita La Londe Glenn Land Oscar Landmon Sixth Row: Frankie Lawrence Rose Mai 'Lewis Elmer Little Louis Carl Mayo Joye MCI-Iorse -104+ fbaniion cgcgoof Band First Row: Clifford Noe Philip Noe Yvonne Parker Alice Parrish Jean Pindale Second Row: Joy Pirtle Nancy Raines Billie Rigdon Aubrey Smith Cherrie Smith Third Row: Eddie Sneed - Irene Snow James Steel Stella Stroud Lee Sturdivant Fourth Row: Jimmy Thornton Peggy Weilmeunster Otis Williams Ira Lee Wri2'ht Bobbie Ruth Hale-Drum Major Fifth Row Patsy Hunt-Majorette Ruth Williamson-Asst, Drum Major Marian Wilson-Majorette Hazel Scarbrough-Majorette Sixth Row: Virgil McVay-Flag Bearer Rosemary Jones-Flag' Bearer Jean Willoughby-Flag Bearer we sw? Q' if Z S ggi W Q S 9155 aff- in aw i 1 1 i 5 . L ff-'P SJ tsa in f N 1 QR 'E::'5':':: r zzz M ,fic , il . i g ithygf Mm L, 1 E ag of is 3 V:,.' .-VV.f: .Af - E fl 'V 1' a S amines A 5 1 Q x wi ! K, 3: ::::.:. ,, A :'.,. ls Al L, -W f L -1l05- Mr. J. S. Kimble, Sponsor -lOFFICERS-- First Semester President-Bill Brunkhorst Vice-President-Brooks Williford Sec'y-Treas.-Bill Essary Sgt.-at-Arms-Dic'k Woods Second Semester President-Alvin Parker Vice-President-Bill Essary Sec'y-Treas.-Brooks Williford Sgt.-at-Arms-Carl Wilson MEMBERSHIP LIST David Blacknall Bill Boyd Bill Brunkhorst Bobby Burton Clarence Cline John Dorchester Joe Duggan Billy Essary Donald Hollingsworth Pat Hughes Glenn Land Tommy Loy Billy Milburn Harry Lee Neinast Clifford Noe Philip Noe Bill Nolte Bob Oram Alvin Parker Jimmy Sammons Jim Stricklin David Sutherland Bob Tracy Brooks Williford Dick VVood Ira Lee Wright MEMBERS NOT SHOWN E. K. Barnett David Bond NVord Burtis Ralph Burton John Butcher Van Cullar Jack Lilley Bill Linden Pobby McCarley Eddie Pennal George Odom Bob Rylee Eddie Sneed Hubert Weaver Carl Wilson Alton Woolverton Ernie Odeneal Earl Hollingsworth Charles Price Fred Hughes Harold Perdue Billy Pipkin By1'0n Mitchell gcfzjofcz 'zigifz ug Miss MILDRED WALKER, sponsor ' OFFICERS President. .....,...,.., ...... Alvin Parker Vice-President ........ Kathyrn Smith Secretary ......., Alyce Jayne DeWees Treasurer Marilyn Winfree Requirements: An average of 90 or more in four or more subjects, with no grade beloav 80, examination grades included. Joanie Abrahamson Betty Baggett Martha Bartee Carole Bates David Bond Effie Brownlee Dorothy Brown Donald Buford Louise Coats Donald Cook Marjorie Crook Jo Ann Crow Thelma Dalton Betty Dennington Genevieve Denton Alyce Jayne DeW.ees Charles Epperson Geraldine Epperson Billy Essary Norma Jean Essary Joanna Fowler Orbie Fudge Gloria Fawcett Dorothy Gorrell Jimmie Gray Patsy Hibbitt Elizabeth Hodges Doris Holland Jackie Ingram Juanita Kelly Betty Kimble Glenn Land Mary Lou Lee Edwina Leuty Bill Linden Dorothy Matz Peggy McKee Gradene McRae Dorothy Newcomb Joann Newland Bill Nolte Mary Owens Alvin Parker Alife Parrish Laura Pavne Harold Perdue Lonnie Perry Jean Pindale Charles Price Marv Alice Price Sallv Radebaugh Billie Rigdon Jimmy Sammons Joanne Schmitzer Bonnie Smathers Carol Ann Smith Kathryn Smith Diane Thomas Carl Waltz Marilyn VVatkins David Williams Carl Wilson Marilyn Winfree David Winter Dick Wood --107- .Sag -'l? ee-- J V ,,:, it - I 1... 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V at f. git!! cg 5151054 GENERAL OFFICERS First Term Officers: President-Madeline Foster Second Term Officers: President-Madeline Foster Vice-President-Marjorie Bridgefarmer Vice-President-Joyce Hagans Secretary-Dorothy Bryant Secretary-Dorothy Bryant Treasurer-Jeanne Casey Special Sponsors: Art--Miss Johny Beck Music--Mrs. Fred Parker Supervisor of Junior Nurse Aides-Miss Anita Doyle cgscognifiozz gsiuica Treasurer-Jeanne Casey --108- Counsellor-Mrs. E. G. Johnson Senior Officers fFirst Termj President-Betty Morgan Vice-President-Lucille Fraley Secretary-Dorothy Finke Treasurer-Rosemary Jones Senior Officers CSecond Termb President-Betty Morgan Vice President-Dorothy Newcomb Secretary-Laura Payne Treasurer-Pat Sittel Betty Alderson Camille Barnett Jo Ann Booth Dorothy Braswell Marjorie Bridgefarmer Joyce Buchanan Arlena Cullar Dixie Davenport Evelyn Davis Doris Fawcett Dorothy Finke Madeline Foster Lucille Fraley Elizabeth Garrison Joyce Groves Joyce Hagans Bobbie Hale Earlene Hardenburg Betty Hardenburg Vera Hogue Doris Holland Virginia Hollowell Nancy Hopkins Ruth Hosford Betty Kimble Rosemary Jones Al5l2l:O 1 gmt? cfsasfzo-aa -109 Betty Johnson Jessie Lou Jackson Anita La Londe Betty Morgan Virgil McVay Anne Nelson Elizabeth Newsom Dorothy Newcomb Betty Nicholson Laura Payne Wanda Parks Patt Reasor Melba Scalf Pat Sittel Pat Smith Ann Sproule Wanda Sutherland Frances Swink Betty Thornton Thelma Thornton Minuon Tucker Martha Vifhite Betty Wall Jean Willoughby Marian Wilson Emma Jean Wright Qzsafimafz gizf cgsxazusa Cynthia Cuff Nancy Kelly Charlotte Newman Le Ann Hathaway Jeggy Jean Kerr Jane Outlaw Thelma Ward Peggy Vincent Wanda Hollingsworth Dollie Dotson Wanda Pace Gail Cox Joan Howard Jo Ellen Meadows Betty Miller Conde Steen Joyce Johnson Betty McDaniel Helen Langston Billie Joyce Martin Velma Ward Delores Green Stella Stroud Cherrie Smith Mary Helen Carlat Pat Harvey Bobbye Jean Smith Patsy Harris Nita Ramsey Danine Simms Pat Ferguson Betty Jean Mosley Nancy Eyer Sally Edwards Dianne Berry Mary Hussey Joan Gormley 2-. Counsellor--Mrs. B. A. Willis Freshman Officers CSecond Terml President-Helen Langston Vice-President-Le Ann Hathaway Secretary-Nancy Kelly Treasurer-Joyce Ann Johnson A9155 574114 giraffe l . Members: Officers: President-Clifford Noe Vice President-Tommy Loy Secretary-Marian Wilson Treasurer-Orbie Fudge V , L Sponsor: Miss Effie McCullough --113- Dixie Davenport Ernest Odeneal Orbie Fudge Bill Jacobs Tommy Loy Clifford Noe Pat Sittel Anne Sproule Roy Tate Marian Wilson Philip Noe Chetty Goforth Bob Hays Madeline Foster Billie Rigdon Lois Buford Ira Lee Wright Katherine Frank Joyce Haeans Elwyn McManis Ruth Williamson Eddie Pennal Bob Rylee If Men Played Cards as Women Cast Bob Rylee Clifford Noe Chetty Goforth Philip Noe Q4. JV Jlfl. CM? Qfuli Aicvaafgsazf VIRGINIA PITCOCK Officers: President-Carroll Howard Vive President--Josias A. Villarreal Secretary-Aubrey Stewart Treasurer-Robert Huseman Members: Robert Tropp - Navy Frank Bailey - Marine Ronald Anderson - Navy John Coker - Navy Edward Butcher - Navy Duane Tyson - Navy Cecil Smith - Navy Vernon Wingfield - Army Carroll Howard - Army Josias Villarreal - Marine Aubrey Stewart - Marine Robert Huseman - Navy -114- 93. 04. A 9. Sponsors: Miss Elizabeth Bledsoe Miss Edith Austin President-Peggy Clark lst V-Pres,-Anna Marie Warner 2nd V-Pres.-Marion Reaves Secretary-Peggy McKee ' Treasurer-Lavon Yarbrough Reporter-Katherine Smith Sarg. at Arms-Harold Perdue Pianist-Rebecca Benedict iw Honorary Advisor: Vw Mrs. Roberta Soltera Members--Martha Bartee, Rebecca Benedict, David Bond, Joan Bray, Mary Edna Clark, Peggy Clark, Jean Cottrell, Sue Dusenberry, Geraldine Epnersoii, Gloria Fawcett, Orbie Fudge Charles Harmon, Rosemary Jones, Peggy McKee, Joanne Newland, Mary Ovvfns, Eddie Pennal, Harold Perdue, Wilma Quassa, Marion n Reaves, Katherine Smith, Joyce Spaugh, Diane Thom as, Anna Marie Warner, Dorothy Warner, Carl Wilson, Dick Wood, Lavon Yarbrough. Honorary Members-David Blacknall, Robert Huseman, Josias Villarreal. , 7 .liafm CME V.. , Officers: President-Brooks Williford Vice-President-Sally Radebaugh Secretary-Alyce DeWees Treasurer-Carl Waltz Reporter--Ada Tyssowski Members: Margaret Burks, Juanita Dean Alyce Dewees Toe Dugan Bill H , , 1 , ayes, Dorothy Hopkins, Bonnie Johnson, Francis Jones, Don Kretsinger, Bill Linden, Bobby McCarley, Gradene McRae, Billy Moore, Bill Nolte, Lorene Park, Yvonne Parker, Patsy Parkes, Sally Radebaugh, Nils Rutherford, Inez Scoggin, Carol Smith, Ada Tyssowski, Carl Waltz, Marilyn Watkins, brooks Williford, Marilyn Winfree. Alumni: Katherine Smith, Katherine Frank. Shirlev Mosse, Albert Gentry, Clifford Noe, Chetty Goforth Carl Wilson, Gay Pickett, Dick Wood, David Blacknall, Betty Dennington, Tommy Loy, David Sutherland: Bill Holden. -115+ .QDEJ2 .mdfi Sponsor, Miss Edith Austin Norma Faye Allen Earl Anderson Betty Ball Vivian Blankenship Martha Bartee Rebecca Benedict Dianne Berry Mary Jo Blackburn Joan Bray Margaret Burk Randy Cook Jean Cottrell Alyce DeWees Joe Dugan Ernest Boney Billy Boyd Mary Helen Carlot Lu Gaskill Billy Hayes Edna Hughes Mary Hussey Bonnie Johnson VVanda Johnson Rosemary Jones Virginia Ford Don Kxretsinger Gloria LaFoy Joyce Lazarus Bill Linden Jwamgzri Officers: President-+Kathryn Smith Vice-Pres.-Sally Radebaugh Secretary-Esther Thurman Corresponding Sec'y.-Mary Owens Treasurer-Earl Anderson Reporter-Alyce DeWees Pub. Chairman-Joanne Newland Social Chairman-Inez Scoggin l Bobby McCarley Ruth McCray Peggy McKee Evelyne Mollenhour Billy Moore Joanne Newland Bill Nolte Mary Owens Yvonne Parker Patsy Parkes Levonia Pool Joyce Poole Joe Lee Pige Sally Radebaugh Inez Scoggin Farlene Short Carol Ann Smith Cherrie Smith Kathryn Smith Conde Steen Stella Sroud 'Mary Catherine Tallant Josephine Tate Minfuon Tucker Esther Thurman Jewelena Perry Flvia Villarreal Peggy Vincent Virginia Walton -116- ' VGCATIONAI. CLA ss E5 C uv A? fL 5 95:5 H' I L , .h f, ,.., . ' 'N 3.3, 1 5 ' LZJ - I x - .v v -ff dn6QFe 52. QQ x f - g -5 X ':' . Q f - 2- -. SN A ' 7 g? ,J-5-gg 7-in., Y 3 ,--f' '.'-I-1-1- .-117- ggcvzf doopafcafiva Uzaining Coordinator-Mr. H. L. Thompson President-Velton Lance Vice-Pres.-Eddie Pilkilton Sec'y-Treas.-John Merkel Students Enrolled Melba Jean Ball Jackie Barnes Bill Barnett Oscar Bledsaw Hugh Crabtree Jon Christman Melton Isbell Delton Lance Velton Lance Willie McBride Ernest Orr Patsy Scoggin James Scally Jackie Sowder Weldon Stanford S. J. Yancey Betty Mooney Richard Varley John Merkel Eddie Pilkilton Bobby Rich Ronald Smith Q3 amzhfaeg Effamfzm Miss Margaret Clarke, Instructor Students Enrolled: Bernice Allen-Bear Drug Store Freada Hevmbree-Madden's Doris Ruble-Madden's LaVerne Brumfield-K. Wolens Marie Mace-Koeppen-Baldwin Florene Parks-Adams Auto Store Andrew Hester-Hansen's Gro. Sz Mkt Malcolm Tomlinson-U. S. Clothing Store Zelta Ruth Jennings-Denison Herald Mildred Harris-Newberry Co. Peggy Rutledge-Lilley-Ayres Betty Thornton-B. J. Lindsay Insurance Bobby Tracy-Newberry Co. Geneva Smith-S. H. Kress Co. Roberta Whitlock--J. C. Penny Co. Thelma Thornton-Walter Jennings Charlsye Wakefield-Madden's Claudia Stroelnner--Madden's Bobbye Jean Hook-Peterson Hardware Ruth Crouse-Adams Auto Store Barbara Newsome-Lilley Ayres Bill Cothron-J. C. Penny Co. -119- -121- Coimafofoqu jnfszicffofaafia .faagua Declamation: Joyce Hagans, Sue Irby, Dianne Berry, Nancy Eyer, Clifford Noe, Chetty Goforth, Homer Fraley, Robert Pyles. Ready Writers: Dorothy Wa1'ne1', Joanne Schmitzer. One-Alot Play: Clifford Noe, Bob Rylee Chetty Goforth, Roy Tate, Marian Wflson, Homer Fraley, Eddie Pennal, Robert Pyles, Joyce Hagans, Lois Buford, Orbie Fudge, Ira Lee Wright. C750 ZLL5, Mrs. Fred Parker-Sponsor Members: Billie Ridgon, Patsy Hibbit, Katherine Frank, Martha Maynard, Dorothy O'Dell, Marjorie Bridge- farmer, Jo Ellen Meadows, Sara Lindsay, Jean Pindale, Mary Edna Clark, Thelma Dalton, Jessie Lou Jack- son, Elizabeth Hodges, Lucille Fraley, Dorothy Smith, Joye McHorse, Evelyn Davis, Aubrey Smith, Bill Ja- cobs, Thurman Bailey, Clifton Shearer, Richard Alderson, Bob Holt, Clifton Jacobs, James Cliett, Ji.mmy Ballou, Philip Noe, Teddy McCoy, Tommy Loy. -122- Cltm flflkff We, the Senior Class of 1947, being of sound mind and ody, do hereby bequeath to those remaining this last will nd. testament. Donald Clook leaves his scientific mind to the next oor unfortunate who happens to hold his place in physics. arletne Har-denbuig leaves her flawless shorthand ability o a future aspirant in the secretarial art. Lucille Fraley eaves that tall, smooth, loveliness to Orbie Fudge, who, falthough not so tallj fills the other part of the bill very ell, Brooks Williford leaves one of his old, worn out ennis balls for Glenn Land to say his prayers to. Made- ine Foster leaves her ability for wrapping D. H. S. goal- posts to D. A. Bryant who is also very good at it, David Blacknall leaves his flash bulbs and photographic prints to Bill Nolte Chsnapit No, 2 J, Nancy Hopkins leaves little -sister to carry on-anyone want to cariy on with her? The line forms at the left, boys. Kenneth Jett, Clifford Noe, Lindsey Rice, Bobby Golden leave the many hours they have spent sleeping in classes to any future seniors who are lucky enough to keep from getting caught. Bill Jacobs leaves twith regret'?J the lst chair baritone in the D. H. S. Bantdt I Dorothy Finke leaves pleasant memories of the happy hours spent in school in the big city. Bob Burton turns his manager's jacket over to Thomas Mosley to try to fill alone. Peggy Sheffer and Wanda Milburn leave physics and the ardent attentions of Prof. Brous. Anne Sproule wills that ngirlish swing to Patsy Hunt who doesn't need to be taught a thing, Paul Peterson leaves his analitical mind fcogs and coils, you knowl to some prom,is'ng young Einstein. Tommy Loy leaves his voice of the Red River Valley to the next person who likes soap operas, com- mercials, etc. Jay Ronald Kidd leaves his unparalleled ability to cut the rug, cheiw up the carpet, etc, to Freddy Hughes, who gives the dance CD a bit of his own treatment. Jimmy Ballon the of the golden, tenor voiceb leaves his ability to sing 173 two separatte notexs at the same time to Philip Noe.-Of course, they might yodel a bit, Wanda Hance exchanges her class ring for a piece of ice Ca diamond, that ish. Teddy McCoy leaves an excellent sport record for Jack Kelly to fill Cyou better work hard, Jacko J. P. Holder leaves his love for airplanes, his Sunday trips to Gray Field, etc., to future aviators of D. H, S. Cecil Smith wills his man-aboutgtown-ways t0 Eddie Pennal. Mary Ellen Hargrove leaves the American Observer tests to Miss Bledsoe. Lluttie Bell Russell, one of those lucky mid- term graduates, left those poor suckers to finish out that last semester. Peggy VVeilmuenster leaves her out-of-town fellas to Beverly Womack. Bill Essary bequeaths his curly locks to David Bond. Alvin Parker likes advertising so well that he won't will anyone even a part of it. Doris Fawcett leaves her megaphone for use by the next 'lil gal who wants to lead a pep squad. James C'liewtt exchanges D. H. S, for his boots and saddle Melba Scalf leaves her bas- ketball shoes to Do othy Douglas. Martha White and Betty Wall leave an excellent record tscholastically, that isJ to 'Thelma Dalton and Betty Bassett. Virginia HOIIOWSY1 lpaveg Clyde Pitcock, but, I don't thimk she will stray far away. Anita LaLonde leavts her bassoon to Rose Mal Lewis. Pat Sittel and Joyce Frederick bequeath some of their altitude to Laverne Brumfield and Lavion Yarbrough. Elizabeth Newsom leaves memories of the time She had spent studying in home room to Dorothy Brown. .Tack Fawcett leaves a good record and a slightly worn football suit to Clifton Shearer. Betty Jane Alder- son wills her chair in senior study hall to brother Richard the of door opening fame.J Betty Nicholson and Co.ine Dixon bequeath their modest ways to Rose Marie Weaver, Evelyn Davis leaves her clarinet to Joanna Fowler. Charles VV-ahoo Harmon leaves a slightly shrieking war whoop to stir the new seniors to bigger and better things. Eddie Pilkilton leaves his English term theme to Jack Lilley. Elwyn McManis leaves hiis trumpet for Chetty Go- forth to push a little air through, Billie Manery bequeaths her quiet ways to Patsy Hibbitt and Margie Lance. Joyce Grove leaves her office job to Kathleen Gary. Betty I-Iardenburg and Cly-de Brinkley leave the pact of true love to Peggy Clark and Carl Wilson. Earl Sawyer and Bill Jones will be more than content to leave. Wanda Sutherland leaves her Interstate uniform to fl-lazel Scar- brough. Dorothy Warner leaves her imaginative genius for writing short stories to Joanne Schmitzer. Betty Tom Kimble leaves papa frantically writing blue slips and locker permits. Jowanna Warren leaves her blond tresses to Jerry Jackson. Bobby Holder leaves behind many days of blood, sweat, and tears, tDon't we al1???J. Imanell Elliott and Arminta Pool leave arm in arm as usual. Melva Jean Ball deserts us for trays of hypio and a few old rolls of film. Roberta Whitlock leaves her mannish stride to Joianie Abrahamson. Betty Louise Johnson leaves her place in the office to Margaret Linsteadt, Gordon Burden leaves his quiet ways to Pat Hughes-he needs them. Carolyn Kalb be- queaths memories of senior study hall to the juniors in general. Joyce Buchanan leaves that peaches and cream complection to Patt Tierney. Dorothy Braswell leaves her excellent grades to Lula Mae Gaskill. Della Cherry wills her chair in Texas History to whoever might want it-and who does? Arlena Cullar and Vera Hogue leave their blue jeans and hosses to the next generation of cowgirls, Bill Brunkhorst for Udrunkhorsen, as he is calledj leaves a cup of salad oil, a dash of salt, and a 14 pound of popcorn to the P. A. S. F, who may want to use it as refreshments. John Butcher wills his violin to Mr. Brous. Maybe he can find out why it sounds so horrible!! Jean Willoughby leaves Corky but never fear, she'll be close at hand, We wonder if Patt Reasor a.nd Frances Swink will part company when they leave-time alone wlll tell, Nellwyn Glover leaves her long, blond trefsses to Peggy Rutledge twe don't think she needs them-she hals- some of her own.J Zelta Ruth Jennings leaves the 'ole alma mater for the local gab sheet fnewspaper to you'J Donald Gregory and Richard Dotson leave 217. I wonder If the old place will miss them? ' 1 'll lis bone to Jackie Ingram C1 HODB Ingrgngl lgnzorxisfg to do .with it.l EI'U6Sl OE3'-meal S285 out into the world to find bilggeli and better things U? .m' vestigatef' Mickey Murphy leaves us for nurses' training- f'l'he lucky guys that get sick.J Bill Hollingsworth leaves trig-whew! What a relief!! Jimmy Strickland and 3305 has fi: 'nazi asf. tznthxtizitugt . Y d P wi s a 0 ' . class. Wan a als ye Sam Young cthe gemus of ing Senior Class bless nl. Y 1 Texas History Classj leave-s that room to otheis yghro 31233 want to know why Santa Annays forces enteled Q a 1835-see, I ain't so dumb- QCon1tinued on Page 1247 --123-- again Mary Edna Clark, 'iMargie Bridgefarmer, and Aubrey Smith leave the chorus with a slight case of laryngitis. Jack Mosley trades his desk for King-s'ton's soda bar. Joyce Hagans wills her never-ending genius in the art of drama to Billie Rigdon. Virgil McVa.y leaves 'tC'otton but she retains his contract, Bettye Morgan leaves her roll book for senior home room foften used to check innocent seniors absentl to the next tattler who follows in her footsteps. Wanda Murray and Dorothy Newcomb have so' many charms, just take your pick. tDon't push, there's enough for everyone.J Jessie Lou Jackson leaves a rather battered piano to Joyce Mel-lorse who is hereby appointed ug, finish the jgb, Josiias Villarreal C'Joe to youj leaves behind a brass button or two and some fond memor.es. Hermazn Crews leaves several new track records to Bob Phillips, who we hope will make some new ones. Betty Dennington leaves some mighty fine grades for the future seniors .to try and beat. Bob Rylee leaves his megaphone and cheerleader sweater to VVord Burtis who will have quite a collection when he gets out. Katherine Smiith leaves ther 3-year term abil'ty to anyone else who Wants to work haid enough to try it. Elizabeth Eakin and Patsy Eyer leave ,their un-dying friendship to Dorothy Steen and Pat Peters. Rodney Pirkle and Rosemary Jones leave to Robert Crump and Virginia Ga.rner the pact of true love. Bob Redmon and John An- gell leave their gentlemanly Ways to anyone who is dumb enough to think they have any. Katherine Kuykendall leaves her chewing gum to Donald Lankforid, with the admonition th-at he park it at night so it will retain its flavor. Ruth Williamson and Marian Wilson haven't de- cided what they want, to will yet. flf 1 had what they have, I'd keep it toofj - Harry Sampsell leaves his dark secrets to the office Clf they only kneW.J Elizabeth Garrison leaves her secret knack for getting out-of-town boy friends to Barbara Newsom. Doris Holland bequeaths her love for Southeast- ern to-on second thought she'll take him with her. Vi - ginia. Liankford leaves those big flashy brown eyes to Annabelle Walsh. Guy Newman is a steady so-that's that. Bobby Rose wills his ability to be late to home room every morning to any up-and-coming senior that likes to sleep as well as he does. John Merkel leaves all his 95's to anyone who is dumb enough to think he has ever made any. Jack Hicks and Bobby Garner will to Charlie Powell and Bobby Dan el their ability to hug tightly a football. Did I say FOOT- BALL! Mary Ann B-ond wills her love for colleges-A8zM that is, to Dixie, Davenport. Minuon Tucker and Joanne Booth leave their ability to be good Girl Reserves to Mary Owens and Mildred Zuver. Pat Smith wills her love for underclassmen to Kathryn Frank. Camille Barnett leaves her little brother-that's okay, you can have him Camille. Charlotte Covington wills that indefinable something to Jo Ann Smith. Doiis Wallace bequeaths her wlnning smile to Mary Alice Clark. Dorothy Smith leaves her vim, vigor and vitality to Betity Graham. Thelma Thornton leaves some old wo n out phonograph needles and broken records to the future workers of Jeninings' South Side. iplugj. That very happy senior, Lillie Atwell, wills her sweet disposition to Bcttye Baggett. Rae Giles bequeaths her pretty blo-nd locks to- on second thought she might look funny without them, so slie'll keep them, thank you, Robert Tropp, better known as Mike , leaves his ability to make all the girls swoon to Word Burtis who does a pretty good job by himself. Joyce Young bequeaths her brains to the Junior Class.. they'll need them. Carroll Howard, long gone, leaves the A. N M Club without a president fsad sta-te, huh?J Dale Giles'wills his ability to be a nuisance to Bob Hays, who has plenty of good tactics Without adding any new ones. Ray Neil Wfight 196011-leaths the many hours he slept in English to Billy Lamb who doesn't need sleeping tablets. Imogene Clay leaves her open ink bottles and fountain pens to girls who love to write to uniforms Qand we don't mean the city police.D Alex Stewart leaves big brother to keep an eye on Barbara. Ronald Smith bequeaths his books, foun- tain pens, etc. to anyone who wants them. tThat's okay, we've got enough of our own.J Josie Adamson, Dorothy Gorrell, and Jean Woods leave their ability to make D. H. S. girls beautiful tit's a hard JODD tO 2111 future C0S1net0l0gy students. Maxine Blalock leaves her favorite desk in histosy to Clarence Connell, Anne .Nelson and Ruth Hosford will their shorthand books, tablets and pencils to the next unlucky juniors. Laura Payne leaves D. H. S.-but she?s taking him with her. Ruby Nell Potlts leaves a Dair of worn out roller skates and Randy's to Rebecca Benedict. Liillian Short leaves her senior S. H, Book to Genevieve, Denton. Betty Bain wills her ability to put those final touches to excuses to any- one who loves 217. Mary Vandergriff leaves D. H. S, all in one piece-We hope she stays that way. Margaret Ann Gee bequeaths her secret of how to be happy and gay all the time to Jeanne Casey. Doris Ruble leaves her counter at Ma.dden's to all futuie D. E. pupils. Earlene Short wills ber artistic talents to Britton Swain. Elizabeth Jefferson leaves some of hor excess get-up- and-go energy to Imogene Cole. Betty Jean Sweeney and Betty Louise Wright bequeath their undying friendship to everybody Cmost of us need it.J Duane Tyson and De.- ton Lance leave their membeship in the A. N. M to Ve.-, ton Lance and Ronald Anderson. Leah Kits-ner and Mildredi :Harris leave many fond memories of D. H. S. Earlene I-'ugh has left D. H. S. for Sherman-foolish gi-l. Doris Jean Garner bequeaths those many hours spent in foods lab to .loan Heath fafter all, the way to a man's heart is through his stomach.J Mary Vandiver leaves a vacant Cosmetology chair and a clean white uniform to someone who can do as good a' job as she has done tit will be a hard job, girls.J Charlsye Xv'1-ight Wakefield leaves her sales tcchn que to Bern ce Allen. Mary Doane in her hurry to leave D. H. S. forgets io will anybody anything. Wilma Davis and Houston Mc-I Clain leave D. H. S. to the future seniors, they'll take, the big City CPOttsboro, that is.D Melbu Phillips and Ernes-' tine B itton will their ability to get out of the front doorq at 3:00 to the next seniors that like to work as much as they do Cthawt's a joke, son.J Effie Brownlee and Geneva Smith leave to Ma'tha Bartee and Dorothy Matz those many hours spent studying so that they would know the right answers when teacher oalls. 4 J. L. Vvilliams and Enoch DeFratus bequeath the F. F. A. and their love of the great outdoors to Don Wllj burn. Betty Thornton leaves a battered typewriter at BJ J. Lindsay's to anyone who wants it-and who does? l The entire senior class of 1947 leave the faculty a little peace of mind. , -124-- CONGRATULATIONS t 1947 GRADUATES 14 nggand pain 205 W. MAIN PHONE 300 D. E. Student: What do you do when a person forgets his change? Miss Clark: You tap on the counter with a dozlar bill. Matron: I suppose you've been in the navy so long you're accustomed to sea legs? Mike T.: Honest, madam, I wasn't ev- en looking. An ol-d maid was asked what she de- sired most in a husband-brains, health or appearance. She snapped back: Ap- pearance, and the sooner the better. A mama kangaroo tooik her two babies out of her pouch, banged their heads to- gether and exclaimed: How many times have I told you to quit eating crackers in bed. ECON0l'IlY CLEHNERS CLEANERS, DYERS AND F URRIERS PHONE 624 FOOTBALL UNIFORMS CLEANED HERE W 522 WEST MAIN ST. DENISON, TEXAS Compliments of Mrs. B. J. Lindsay d-b-a. . B. J. LINDSAY THE INSURANCE MAN Agency Established 1879 FAVORITE FASIHIIONS for D. H. S. Niewsomis Cotton: Let's Walk in the garden. Virgil: No, I'm afraid if we do you'll--- Cotton: Not, honestly I won't.', Virgil: Oh! Well, what's the use then? We'li have to rehearse that, said the undertaker as the coffin fell out of the car. COMPLIMENTS of I. R. HANDY- INSURANCE AGENCY JHMES X KEYNUN FUUIJ MHRKH 'IHOME OF GOOD FOOD 1101 W. Woodard St. Phones 948-949 Marian Wilson: What did Greta Ga- oo say when she sprinkled grass seeds in her hair? Bobbie Hale: I dunno! Marian: I Want to be a lawn. The difference between a Freshman and S . a emor: While the Freshman is looking for a park bench, the Senior builds one. 1sURc.ET's J' CDOUGJ HARRELSON REU ANU Eiiil TIRE co. STORE Goodyear Tires - sinomir Gas Xa Oil Fannin.. at Woodard St. Muggins Phone 488 Denison, Texas Davis Motor Co. DODGE - PLYMOUTH Sales KL Service WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Everything for the Car and Home Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Reynolds 501 West Main Pal Noe 8: Son Denison Funeral Home 416 S. Mirick Phone 100 jmkml' Simian for Finer Photographs CRANE'S TIWLDR PBIIITIIIG C0. Birthday and Wedding Taylor-Made p Cakes A Quality Printing Service 407 W. Main Phone 336 114 N. Rusk Phone 317 The preaCher's Wife just died, and in Q1-nscquence he wished to be relieved of' his duties for the weekend, so 'he sent the folloviing message to his bishop: I regret to inform you that my wife has just died, and I should be obliged if you can send me a substitute for the Weekend. The scarcity of man has made a lot of girls good-and lonely. We RRICK' F0 'D LAND We Aim to Please 411 S. Mirick Phones 88-89 JACH ROARH Service Station tDistributors5 Corner Chestnut and Rusk Where is that beautiful canary bird you used to have? asked the visitor. That bird was a real singer. We had to sell him, was the replv. My husband put its cage over the radio one night and the bird learned to sing static. The only serious reflecting some girls do is when they are on a polished dance- floor. Best Wishes Keep Up The Good Work .-.1-. . . CONAT ER Denison Frozen Food Locker Hickory-Smoked Cured Hams and Bacon K. J. MILLS, Manager Sz Co-Owner Call Hshbur n Dairy 527 For Free Delivery Of Quality Pasteurized Milk and Milk Products FOR THE BEST TIRE DEAL SEE J 0E SULLIVAN TIRE C0. Across From Post Office Gradene McRae: urday night? Diane Thomas: Gradene: And that? Diane: I gotta Whatcha doin' Sat- I gotta date F' the Saturday after dlate. Ira Lee Wright in his automobile Forgot to guide the steering wheel Tinfkle, tinkle little car How we wonder where you are. Gradene: 'fAnd the Saturday aftet' Q I . fhatfyv Mrs. Burtlsn 'Now, Word, what will Diane. UI gotta dalte77 you say when you've had enough to eat ' ' my Gradene: 'fGood gosh, 'don'cha ever lake at the Pafffy? , U a bath-yn Word: Goodby. P J J. C. Penney Co., Inc. Beal' Wahea to the Class of 1947 SIMMS CA DIES 14- SIMMS TUBACCU and CANDY CUMPANY Compliments of . olens Tobacco is a dirty weed-I like it. It satisfies no normal need-I like it. V It makes you thing it makes you leang It takes the hair right off your bean: lt's the worst darn stuff I've ever seen But-I like it. Waitress: HI have stewed kidneys, boil ed tongue, fried liver, and' pig's feet. Diner: 'lDon't tell me your troutlzs. give me chicken pie. Brooks W.: I just brought home a slcunlsuf' Tommy L: Where are you going to keep it? ' - Brooks: 'Tm going, to tie him under the bed. Tommy: Yeh, but what about the smell? , Brooks: '7He'll have to get use to it like I did. i You Can Buy With Confidence 0DEI'lEllL JEWELRY E. V. ODENEAL E. E. REDDICK Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repaired WVatches - Diamonds - Gifts PHONE 2270 326 W. MAIN we saw: edge 309 West Main Denison, Texas CHIEF NEWS -.- '7fae Neck Gafe for SOHO0L surrues 7h 0 Candies and Magazines 505 South Armstrong Denison, Texas With graceful feet, a maiden sweet Was tripping the light fantastic When suddenly she tore for the dressing room door- You can't trust this wartime elastic! Helen L: Pm only ,a poor fish trying to get ahead. Billie L: You sure need onef Freddie Hughes: All my ancestors were fishermen. I'm at the end of the line. PoI'y Fawcett: I see, a worm. 'flVIamma, look at that funny man across the street. What is he doing? Sitting on the sidewalk talking to a banana peel. PILKILTON Garage, Body, Paint Shop N GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 24 HOUR WRECKER sERVsroE 420 W. WOODARD STREET LIBBEY OWENS FORD SAFETY GLASS REPLACEMENTS DENISON, TEXAS PHONE 700 LINXlUILER'S HAPPRECIATIVE SERVICE 325 W. Main Phone 420 SAM COCKRILL YOUR RELIABLE SHOE MAN At LinXwiler's 325 W. Main BURTON-LINGO CO. .-.-. 607 S. Mirick Phone 399 One of Mr. Brous' chemistry students: Mary had a little lamb, ie liked it very well. She fed it nitroglycerin and blew it all to-pieces. Miss Tarpley: Give an example of per- iod furniture. Joe Pitcock: Well, I should say an elec- tric chair, because it ends a sentence. Out with it! said the skipper. If you can't say it, sing' it. The sailor took a lon,g1 breath and sang: Should auld acquaintance be forgot and never brought to mind. The bosun's mate fcll overboard-he's half a mile behind. Junior: Could you pass the bread? Senior: I think I can. I moved pianos all summer. YOU LIKE I1' Q gslj S S Q ..l'r Q 1 0 9 fi . , v QQ '- O oo 3 fx L 'll 3,..,,g 0 ,, -. , LW 'J y, .JEVVELERS 327 West Main ,FORMERLY LIN NS BROS. JEWELRY -of- QUALITY and DISTINCTION 327 W. Main GLIIBE STATIONERY 8: SUPPLY vCO. Books Stationery Greeting Ciards Party Needs Leather Goods Fountain Pens Gifts ...LL BILL 8: BETH HILLIARD 515 West LMa.in Said the toe to the sock, Let me through, , . , .T let me throu ,hu Prayer of an advertising mans chi d , g ' K V Give us this day our daily golden crust Said the Sock '50 the toe, 'I 11 be darned slo-baked, vitamin-enriched bread. if I do. Gypsy Rose dressed very thin, The main trouble with the straight and 112222 Sat on a pm' narrow is there's no place to park. ' DENISONS WELCOME TQ YQU1 HQTFT. DFNISQN AND COFFEE SHOP We cater to small and large parties For reservations call 110 Judd T. Sampson, Manager Denison, Texas School Supplies Cosmetics NEllJBERRY'S The Five end Ten Denison's Junior Department Store -gi- WHERE STUDENTS BUY SUPPLIES Compliments of Your Favorite Interstate Theaters RIALTO T A R R l The Best In Movie Entertainment D f'Do you believe in the survival of the f1ttest? . I don't believe in the survival of any- thing. I'm an unidertakerf' Once I knew a little girl Who was ten going on eleven. Now that dame is thirty-eight, But going' on twenty-seven. Does that girl shrink from kissing? If she did, she'd be nothing but skin and bones. Did you ever hear the story of a pea- cock? A Beautiful Tale. Sign in a new boarding house: Please clean tub after bathing landlady. REFRIGERATION-SALES Sz SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING The General Appliance 60. North Texas' Most Complete Stock of Commercial and Household Equipment 419 VV. MAIN ST. DAY 138 PHONE NIG HT 1583-W SHULU WHHE Launderers - Cleaners Dyers -F Phone 716 COMPLIMENTS of . H. KRESS COM AN A senior and a girl were riding on horseback out in the country. As they stopped for a rest the two houses rubbed necks affectionately. Ah me, said the senior, that's what I'd like to do. Go ahead, said the girl, it's your horse. That's the guy Iam laying for, mutter- ed the 'hen as the farmer went by. Laura: You told me to file these let- ters, sir. Boss: Yes. Laura: Well, sir,i I was just thinking that it would be easier to trim them with a pair of scissors, Corky: Jean, dearest, I'n1 burning with love for you. Jean: Come now, Corky, don't nea':e a fuel of yourself. DR. PEPPER IN BOTTLES CONGRATULATIONS- to a good school- from a good taxi 43 TAXI f Dependable - Safe - Courteous COMPLIMENTS of Texas' Oldest Paint Store l -Oi ESLER Paint at Paper co. We Wish You Success In Your Chosen Field ...Q-... DEI'lI50N FEDERIIL SAVIIIGS 81 L0lll'l H55 CIIITIUII 119 S. Burnett Avenue Denison .-U-. A Good Place to Borrow- A Good Place to Save You Still take your morning bath, I suppose? Never miss it. Sometimes I take it hot, sometimes cold, and when I'm in a hu? Jy I take it for granted. Oh, Fred, the baby has swallowed the matches. What shall We do? Here, use my cigarette lighter. Sunday School Teacher: Who went into the lion's den and came out unharm- ed? Britton: Tarzan! Mr. Brous: How did they discover iron ore? J. Schmitzer: They smelt it. l2lUllllS UHUE til 408 W. Main Denison, Texas .-.1 You Can Find It Here JENN N GS FURNITURE COMPANY North Side Main Street -Has Been Furnishing homes for 38 YEARS for the finest people on earth- OUR CUSTOMERS UALITY C UN JXSHHHWE lil CWM A WAYS 60011 I went over to see a girl the other night. We turned on the radio and start- ed to dance. Her father came in and with- out saying a word threw 'me right out of the house. The next day I called the girl and asked her what the big idea was. She said, Father is deaf and he couldn't hear the radio. A G.I. haircut is a scrubbing brush that breathes and talks Mistress: May, Did I hear you kiss someone in the kitchen? Cook: Well, m1'am the junk man stid he ca'me for a little 'ovenf' Tomorrow evening- I am going out in the suburbs to see a model home. A'Listen here, big boy, if there is any model to see home, you let someone else do it. DENISON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1947 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES The State National Bank of Denison, Texas The Citizens National Bank of Denison, Texas MS b 6 oLW JEWELRY STORE We are glad to show you through North Texas' Finest Jewelry Store Adolph Johnson HINGUUN DRUG STORE Madeline, the dumb-bunny of the an- nual staff, was telling the staff about her dinner at a fancy hotel. Said Msdeline. I had Odor of Chicken Soup, Memory of Pineapple Salad, Shadow of Beef San- dwich, and Lemon Mirage Pie, Miss West: What is fa saw horse? Teddy Ball: The past tense of a sea The REXALL STOTRE Mrs. C. D. Kingston Chas. H. Harris Kathryn F.: Why do gentlemen prefer blondes? Bob H.: Because the blondes iknow what gentlemen prefer. Jeerry J.: Don't the football boys ever wash their suits? Pat T: Certainly. What do you think the scrub team is for?', horse. '23-, , U51 ix 325 1 -, VJ, ef--X X I - M l!f,,,,,fi Q RKLR5 ' X YNX .IP I , Q , ,., .. -QW, 3 Y 5 A . Qi' 2Ef4nnial1f 'EF'f 7I'T2si.f.e2i5j1'5 Ezeamsaig ' fe 1 . 11 COMPLIMENTS OF Eczakeai laiaq WALTER IENNING FURNITURE S Appliances - Radios - Records Buttons Ka Buckles Covered Hemstitching 500-502-504-506 West Main Street DENISON, TEXAS Q'aay4an Goan Afmalwaae Gampany Congratulations to Class of '47 Mistakes are 'made by the best of us, including the well-,meaning chump who sent Mahatma Gandhi ia vest-pocket mag- azine. Miss Bledsoe: fAfter lecturing on the Various facts of Communism, Fascism, and Nazism.J What would you do with all these isms, Pat Sittel? Pat: I'd make them all Wasms! KNOW LABEL'S BY ITS LABELS ABEL' W0MEN'SN WEAR 315 'West Main St. Tucker Furniture New and Used Furniture U UPHOLSTERING U REFINISHING O REPAIRING 422 VVest Main Phone 80 Compliments of Master Cleaners DENISON AUTO COMPANY Did you hear the one about the deaf lady who entered the church with an ear trumpet? Well, she sat down, and as she was settling herse f , an usher came over over and whis e d .p re : Listen, madam, one toot-and out you go. Sophomore: I spotted a leopard yes- terday. Freshman: Silly, they grow that way. WHYNFS SHUI SHOP FINE REPAIRING 409 W. MAIN F P B zafcgaz- OO 'za UNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service NORMAN BRATCHER LLOYD MOORE hone 113 401 W. Woodard CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES OF 1947 The Emi on Therein! Once there was 3, moth name-il Esmeral- da. She entered the wool eating conazcst in her block, and won it easily. She was encouraged, so she went on to win coun- ty and state wool eating contests. Thtn she entered the national contest which was the ambition of all moths. She was very confident as she began eatingher way through two inches of wool. When she stopped to take a breath, she saw a. boy moth coming from behind. She decided to let him win on a chance that he would be her moth friend but as he was awarded the national prize he fondly holding the hand of another gurl moth .... Did you ever see a moth bawi? KOEPPEN A L D W I N PLUMBING, SHEET METAL AND ELECTRICAL woRK 303-305 WEST WOODARD Phone 32 U. E. CLHWINE EUWPHHH ARROW SHIRTS HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Fon MEN AND WOMEN old V1 'HQ Q FTW CI V1 Slwotoqmpha Ol Dixtinctaan demlsom f texas 114 N. Burnett Phone 2079 Cinderella WOMENE WEAR Exclusive But Not Expensive U 304 West Main Phone 884 Wfadden NEW ULTRA MODERN, DEPARTMENT STORE S-'3 EVERYTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Any person can be cured of snoring by good advice, cooperation, kindness and by stuffing an old sock in his mouth. MP. Jackson: Another bite like that and you'll leave the table. Roy- Another bite like that and I'll - be finishedfl What,'s the cat's name? Ben Hur. How'd you happen to choose that He's such a runt and she's so tall. Must be funny to see them kiss each other name? goodbye. We called him Ben 'till he had kit- They don't. .He just looks up at her tens. and sighs, 'So long.' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF DENISON HIGH GRATWS QCRIEDI JEWELERS 4 WAYS TO PAY CASH OPEN ACCOUNT CHARGE LAYAWAY 505 W. MAIN PHONE 103 W, , 4,., .. ' W X Wiif+ fM emi bg JL.,,1L ' J SCECQ C4'iT1!32, Qffki, ,ij 0 b , J wa, If i,Ai . 4 x,, Qt Y b '?,,-,Mg W f Z? if 60 JU 0 f J! wwf Ma WWW M Sfiifg 'W Wbff wfbm W Q w 7 W WWW W -' , ' ff ffj ,V V,ff,,f,' if -fav QJQOWLA MY? MK X675 all fz,4f.,,,. - QUE-ff Q' V xx lpff 'A L .111 I 5 Q , L 1 I - , ' f ff 4' . ilff 2 f ff f ' ' f .Y gif ff 4 ,lu f , 1 f QV ki! 1 H ,V f 'V f jc! ,. .5 , j , Jjlfumzf A Q 1,-377 1 j 'H 1 lj f ,ff L , ,M ,J jim! 5: ku Dj L!!! f f 1, f 1 , . 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