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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1950 volume:

s The Yearbook Staff SCOTTV GRAY.......................EDITOR JAKIE BLANKENSHIP - - - BUSINESS MANAGER DOLIJE DOTSON...............ART EDITOR .MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE .... SPONSOR PEGGY KERR .... ADVERTISING MANAGER MILES WILSON................PHOTOGRAPHER SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY LANGFORD PRINTING COMPANY TERRY GARLAND - - ASS T ADVERTISING MGR. ROGER WINTER - - - ASSISTANT ART EDITOR JOAN MARTIN.................ASSISTANT EDITOR ALICE ANN WIDEMAN - - ASS T Bl SINESS MGR. DAVID YEARGAIN - ASSISTANT PH()T()(iRAPHKR Administration Mr. B. McDaniel Superintendent Administration Miss Norma Jean Essary Secretary to Superintendent Mr. L. M. Elder Business Manager Mrs. Blanche Eggleston Assistant to the Secretary Mrs. Marie Trout Secretary to Principal Members of the Board BEX MUNSON III President HARRY K. STEELE Vice-President JOE E. SULLIVAN Secretary FREI) HARVEY Finance Chairman J. S. FREELS School Faculty, Administration and Management Chm. S. 0. ROSS Textbook, Courses of Study and Visitation Chairman LAWRENCE NEWMAN Building and Grounds Chairman 11 Faculty MISS REGINA PENNINGTON MISS CARRA TARPLEY MISS MARGARET CLARKE MISS ELIZABETH BLEDSOE MRS. E. G. JOHNSON MR. GRAYDON BAZE MR. M. M. MARSHALL MR. L. B. EASTHAM Faculty MRS. FAY INGRAM MRS. B. A. WILLIS J MR. C. G. WOOD MISS JOHNY BECK MR. MARCINE COTTLE MRS. FRED PARKER MRS. ROY MILLER MISS AMY CORNISH Faculty t MR. MAX BUMGARDNER MISS LOIS JENKINS MR. JOHN HOOPER MRS. ALMA GADDY MR. M. C. WOODARD MR. H. L. THOMPSON MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE Faculty IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. Charles R. Brown Nov. 15, 1926 — Feb. 22, 1950 H v � 5 � l HW. CLASS OF ’50 MILES WILSON .... President DANINE SIMMS Secretary PAULINE LEE Vice-President DOLORES GREEN Treasurer 20 Allen, Norma Fay Anderson, James Anderson, Mary Aucutt, Max Barkley, Don Barber, Elsie Bates, Earlene Bearden, Ted Beasley, Dorothy Berry, Dianne Blackburn. Mary Jo Blalock, Barbara Blankenship, Jakie Blankenship, Vivian Bond, Leatrice 21 CLASS OF ’50 Brannon, James Bratton, Janie Bray, Joan Brigham, Gilbert Brown, Harry Ray Brown, Robert Brown, Tillie Ann Bruce, Calvin Burgess, Billy Bush, Margaret Campbell, Bobby Campbell, Sue Nelle Carlat, Mary Helen Carruth, Earlyne Cates, Billy 22 Connally, Betty Clontz, Carlos Cook, Randy Cox, Gail Corthron, Billy Cox, Kenneth Crenshaw, Jerry Crump, Joan Dereberry, Leon Dean, Juanita Davis, Betty Davis, Can-oil Davis, Jerry Davison, Barbara Cuff, Cynthia 23 Dotson, Dollie Driggars, Martha Edwards, Sally Emerson, Jo Nell E.ver, Nancy Fogle, Melvin Ford, Virginia Gray, Scotty Gray, Ann Green, Dolores Gregg, Leldon Hair, Jimmy Hall, Ben Haning, Ruth Harbin. Edward 24 CLASS OF ’50 Harris, Patsy Harrison James Harvey, Pat Harwell, Gloria Hassell, Paul Hathaway, LeAnn Haynes, Betty Hazelwood, Eugene Heironimus, Don Henderson Jimmy Higgins, Mildred Higginson, Jane Hollingsworth, Wanda Hopkins, Bobby Holt, Fred 25 CLASS OF ’50 Hosford, Phillip Huffman, Nita Hughes, Edna Hull, Rex Hussey, Mary Ireland, Dale Jacobs, Johnny Jennings, Noel Johnson, Ima Lee Johnson, Joyce Johnson Wanda Jones, Ava Justice, Inez Kelly, Billie Kelly, Max 26 Kelly, Nancy Kerley, Doyle Kerr, Peg Kilgore, Don Kimberling, Geraldine Kinnamon, Lucille Kirschner, Eleane LaFoy, Gloria Lamb, Bill La Londe, Robert Lance, Veta Lawrence, Frankie Lee, Bradford Lee, Pauline Lewis, Kenneth 27 CLASS OF ’50 Linsteadt, Robert Little, Jack Long, Leo Markham, Claude Miller, Betty Meadows, Jo Ellen McMorris, Edward McMahan, Bob McKee, Catherine McGirk, Amy McDaniel, Betty McCarley, Barbara Mayo, Louis Carl Martin, Raymond Martin, Billie 28 CLASS OF '50 Mitchell, Buddy Monroe, La Quita Morgan, Vivian Mosley, Betty Neighbors, Roy Nelson, Jack Nelson, Bob Newby, Don Newman, Jack Nichols, Jack O’Donnell, Patti Pace, Wanda Pedigo, Wayne Phillips, David Pike, Joe Lee 29 Pool, Levonia Rice, Bettye Rice, Bob Richardson, Kay Rogei’s, Frank Ross, Ouida Joyce Russell, Nolan Sadler, Marvelie Shaw, Mildred Shelley, Dorothy Sikes, David Simms, Danine Smith, Bobbye Smith, Cherrie Smith, Dorothy 30 Smith, Margie Fay Smith, Melba Smith, Richard Snow, Gladys Sollis, Sue Stanford, Annabel Stanford, Emma Jean Steen, Conde Stroud, Stella Thomas, Donald Thornton. Jimmy Tomlinson, Nelda Jean Vanover, Norma Lee Villarreal, Elvia Villarreal, Ignacio 31 Walton, Jackie Ward, Velma Watson, Paul Weaver, Jo Ann White, Joe Whitehead, Carl Williams, Otis Williford, Bobby Wilson, Joe Wilson, Miles Wright, Ted Zachary, Johnny Zuver, Sarah Lou 32 CLASS OF ’51 KDDI K SA AGE President BOB WATKINS Vice-President BETTYE STEAKLEY Secretary JOHN HUFFMAN Treasurer 33 CLASS OF ’51 Adams, Doris Adkins, Noel Jean Akers, Virginia Allen, Dorothy Anderson, Betty Anderson, Doris Anderson, Freddie Angell, Mike Applin, Louise Bailey, Charles Baker, Maxine Barnett, J. A. Beach, Francis Beckelman, Elizabeth Bentley, Melvin Blackburn. Ima Jean Boatwright, Ronald Bolin, Elnora Bollhoefer, Pauline Borum, Jerry Bothc, Vonnie Brewer, Dixie Brown, Charles Brown, Joyce Brown, Leva Brown, Mattie Brown, Patsy Brownlee, Jean Burden, Janie Burns, Geneva Busby, Bennie Bush, Hazel Campbell, Joyce Campbell, Marilyn Casteel, Carol Ann 31 Clark, Buddy Collyer, Carrol Combs, Ruby Cook, Louise Copeland, Roy Cordell, Cecil Cox, David Cox, Marie Crook, Billie Cross, Glenita Cundiff, Billie Derrick, Harry Dickerson, Babs Dunaway, Peggy Duncan, Elena Dunning, Janette Durham, Rheatta Elkins, Robert Espinosa, Joe Ferguson, Peggy Fike, Eldridge Finke, Ralph Fletcher, Douglas Fontain, Billye Foreman, Lila Foster, Barbara Foust, Annette Fraley, Homer Garland, Terry Garner, Dorothy Garner, Melvin Giles, Carl Gleckler, Judith Gohlke, Luther Gosden, Patsy 35 CLASS OF ’51 Green, Lowell Hagans, Lynda Hale. Marylene Hall, Mary Evelyn Hall, Wilburn Hamrick, Paul Hardy, George Harris, Jane Harris, Marilyn Harrod, Albert Harrod, Betty Havard, Jimmy Hawkins, Joyce Hayes, Mack Hazelwood, Joan Henry, Huey Henslee, Margie Hess, Farline Hill, Dorothy Hinds, Kent 11 i icr, Bobby Huffman, John Hunn, Fletcher Hunt, Barbara Jennings, Paul Jones, Helen Kinnamon, Kenneth Kirschner, Edwin Koym, Mina Kuykendall, Royce Lacy, Cecil Lane, Billy Langford, Margaret Layton, James Lee, Realy Ann 36 Little, Garland Loveless, Mary Lyon, Phyllis Manning, Jimmie Marchant, Joe Martin, Joan May, Ronnie McClure, Mary McCown, Leer McCoy, George McCoy, Zoe McCullough, Ann McDaniel, Mary McManis, Barbara McMenamy, George McMorris, Wilma Meek, Bobby Melson, Margaret Miller, Herbert Morrow, Lillie Morse, Nora Neinast, Franklin Neinast, Patsy Nelson, Reba Newland, Gregory Nicholas, Arthur Nichols, Betty Overton, Suzanne Page, Ola Fay Pearce, Robert Pearson, Sue Pipkin, Fred Pipkin, Joyce Pirtle, John Poole, Billy 37 CLASS OF ’51 Preston, Marvin Prichard, Charlotte Prideaux, Jerry Pyles, Billy Pyles, Robert Ramsey, Edwin Rice, Olita Rippy, Charles Rooney, John Roy, Margie Sanders, William Savage, Eddie Scott, Anita Shaw, Henrietta Short, Theodore Siedal, Esther Simms, Dorothy Simmons, Mary Smathers, Fern Dale Spradlin, Bobbye Staggers, Duanne Stalcup, Doyle Stapleton, Donald Starnes, Sue Steakle.v, Bettye Stratton, Elizabeth Sutherland, Betty Sweet, Royce Swink, Barbara Tate, Buddy Tate, Jean Teague, Jeannie Templemeyer, Jerry Terrell. Ray Gene Thomas, Betty 38 CLASS OF ’51 Thomas, Donna Vanover, Bob Vincent, Barbara Walker, Don Ward, Marvin Watkins, Bob Warner, Bob Wideman, Alice Ann Williams, Barbara Wilkinson, Sonny Williams, Eddie Williamson, Margaret Winchester, Albert Winter, Roger Yeargain, David Young, Warner IN LOVING MEMORY IN LOVING MEMORY - of Buddy Ray King Sally Scally May 20, 1934 — June 12, 1949 May 27. 1934 — June 25, 1949 39 SONNY BRUNO .. President DEE GAINES Vice-President DOROTHY ALDERSON Secretary KAY MARTIN Treasurer 40 CLASS OF '52 Aday, Joann Alderson, Dorothy Armstrong, Willora Arnold, Norman Arthur, Max Ashburn, Billy Ashburn, Sandra Bailey, Melvin Baker, Curtis Banzet, Janet Barnard, Geraldine Bass, Donna Basset, Joel Bell, Alfred r t) illingsley, Joy Boney, Elva Dean Bowen, Dan Boyle, Ann Bruno, Sonny Burden, F. L. Burkham, Charles Burton, Bettie Burton, Bonnie Jo Calloway, Pat Campbell, Billy Carr, Dona Carroll, Buddy Cassidy, Patsy Chandler, Walter Coker, Donald Collins, Tressie Colvins, James Cook, Bobbie Jo Coughran, Alice Covington, Mickey 41 Cox, Thomas Crook, Clayton Crouse, Loretta Cundiff, Catherine Czerwinski, Anthony Daffern, Juanita Daniel, Leona Darr, Weldon Davis, Barbara Dickson, Donald Doane, John Duckworth, Nonie Duggan, Jerry Duncan, Earl Eastham, Mary Carolyn Edwards, Melba Edwards, Yvonne Espinosa, Frances Evans, Gloria Evans, Loretta Evans, Polly Sue Fegan, Doyle Farmer, Mary Ann Flinn, Nancy Sue Fritts, Gene Fulmer, James Fur low, Tim Gaines, Dee Gardner, Johnny Garrett, Jimmy Gee, Billy Ruth Goode, Edward Goyne, Thomas Green, Billy Ray Gregory, Marion 42 CLASS OF ’52 Griffin, J. D. Haddock, Durwood Hair, Barbara Hamrick, Ralph Haning, Robert Hardy, Dolores Harris, Elizabeth Harris, Mary Alice Harris, Mattie Harrison, Betty Jean Hauser, Bobby Haynie, Patricia Higgins, Peggy Hill, Vada Holder, Melba Howard, Velma Hunt, Wilma Hutchings, Donald Ives, Lewis Jennings, Clarence Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Eula Mae Johnson, Nancy Jones, Ruby Kennedy, Louise Kerley, Imogene Knox, Richard Kyler, A. J. Lievsay, Louetta Lewis, Loy Lennington, Don Lee, Martha Jane Leach, Bob Landmon, Trella Lamb, Janet 43 CLASS OF ’52 Louis, Melba Maddox, Billy Marcum, Ema Jean Markham, James Martin, Kay McEver, Carl McRae, Shirley Miller, Don Mitchel, Dale Monroe, Leroy Mueller, Carl Mullinix, Virginia Newsom, Mack Nichols, Bill Nicholson, Ronald Offutt, Larry Overturf, Bobby Overturf, Jimmy Paschall, Edwin Peavler, Bill Perkins, James Peters, Marilyn Sue Phillips, Clarence Pilkilton, Charles Potter, Nadine Pugh, Cleve Quassa, Evelyn Raines, Carl Ramsey, Jean Reddick, Donald Rice, Donald Richardson, Floyd Roberts, Billy Rogers, Florence Ross, Betty 44 Ruble, David Rutledge, Don Rutledge, Wanda S.'hneider, Margaret Shaw. Kathleen Simms, Elsie Simpson, -Joe Don Smith, John Smith, Wade Smith, Wanda Faye Stalcap, Rovce Stroud, Nancy Sullivan, Peggy Taylor, Jimmy Tilger, Ray Trimm, Dorothy Tuney, G. J. Vaughn, Mary Elsie Vaughn, Norma Walsh, Edward Walters, Joann Watson, Billy Weersing, Don Wells, Amor Whitley, Betty Jean Wick, Bonnie Wilson, Martha Woolverton, Whiddon Worthington, Martin Wright, Don Wright, Franklin Yates, Robert 45 CLASS OF ’53 DONNA SMITH SONNY STRICKLIN RICHARD WILSON JACKIE SMITH Secretary President Vice-President Treasurer 46 CLASS OF ’53 Allen, Gene Allen, James Allen, Lonnie Anderson, Francis Armstrong, Harold Armstrong, H. W. Arthur, Ronnie sh, Bernice Askew, Glenice Atwell, Henry Badgett, Larry Baker, Dellalene Baker, Earl Baker, Eugene Baker, Freling Barnes, Vieda Jean Barnes, Vesta June Bass, Robert G. Bates, Lorraine Battles, Bennie Bear, Clyde Beard, Wayne Beine, Clyde Bently, James Bently, Nancy Bettis, Crawford Bickel, Lilan Blankenship, Sarah Blankenship, Teddy Bledsaw, Dennie Bolin, Deryl Bolin, Patsy Bowling, Carroll Bratton, Robert Bray, Patsy 47 CLASS OF ’53 Brewer, Richard Britt, Bobby Brotherton, Jeanette Brown, Claudine Brower, Tommy Brown, M.vrna Brown, Nancy Brown, Sammy Bruce, Carlis Bryan, Ruby Burke, James Burns, Patty Burris, Betty Ray Burtis, Joe Bush. Billy Campbell, J. R. Carr, Lola Carter, Billy Cassell. Robert Christman, Mary Ann Christman, Patsy Clancy, Mary Ann Clark, David Clement, Bobbie Cobble, Don Coker, Carol Cole, Charles Cothron. Carl Cotton, Barbara Couch, Bobby Crook, James Crabtree, Clayton Crook, La Vada Crouse, Mattie Cundiff, Harold 48 CLASS OF '53 Daniel, Ross Davis, Barbara Davis, Gene Davis, Gsorge Dawson, Wanda Deel, Jo Ann Defer. Evelyn Denton, Mavis Duggan, Patti Derrick, Bobby Duggan, Shirley Derrick, Vesta Dutton, Lonnie Dexheimer, Donald Dyer, Earl Dexheimer, Dorothy Dyer, Eva Dickerson, Betty Eads, Marvin Duckworth, Robert Eldridge, Charlene Eldridge, Weldon Elliot, Jimmy Emerson, Waunell Evans, Cecile Farley, Danny Fletcher, Clover Flinn, Donna Franklin Dub Fulenchek, Aline Gay, Bobby Gattis, Mary Jo Gardner, Bobby Gailey, John Garland, Betty 49 CLASS OF ’53 Gentry, Harlene Gilliam, Anna Lou Gilliam, George Glover, Gordon Goad, C. T. Gohlke, Gene Arnold Goodwin, Grady Grossman, Ronald Groves, Betty Green, Marilyn Hairsine, Richard Hales, Loretta Hale, Wilma Hall, David Hansen, Paul Harrell, David Harrelson, Jean Harris, Charles Harris, Mary Harvey, Roger Hatch, Harry Hawkins, Gene Hembree, Katie Henderson, Johnny Henderson, Joyce Herriage, Bill Hill, Constance Hill, Gerry Holland, Mary Ruth Hollingsworth, Joyce Holloway, Joyce Hold, Donna Howard. Ray Howell. Billy Howell, Bob 50 Kinnamon, Billy Ray Kinnamon, Jo Ann La Foy, Carl La Londe, Jerry Lane, Mary Francis Lashley, Fray Lewis, Patsy Lilly, Jerry Lineberry, Charles Little, La Trell Logan. Francis Loveless, Luke Lyons, Neal Malear, Joanne Markham, James Marshall, Billy Jack Marshall, Bobby Mathis, Barbara McBee, Donis Kay McClure, Jimmy McCown, Ruby CLASS OF ’53 McCullough, Frank McDaniel, Lucille McDonald, Helen McKee, Billy Jack Means, Mary Jo Miller, Kenneth Millican, Barbara Moon, Billy Wayne Moore, Buddy Moore, Gail Morgan, Bill Morrow, Margie Mosley, Donald Mullendore, Patsy Neal, Billie Neal, Joanne Nevil, La Freta Newcomb, Nancy Nicholas, Martha Nicholas, Virgie Nichols, Carl Northcott, Darlene Odle, Henry Odom, Sonny Owens, Jimmy Owens, Tommy Overbeck, Ruth Ann Page, Rosalea Parrish, Patsy Park, Teddy Patrick, Wanda Patton, James Paul, Martha Payne, Stanley Pearson, Arlene 52 Penson, Waynette Perkins, Ray Petty, Anna Louise Philips, La Fon Phillips, Ruenell Phillips, Sue Pitman, Bobby Joe Pool, Shirley Potter, James Potts, Wanda Preston, Anne Pipkin, Carroll Price, Nelita Profitt Shelia Quassa, Betty Jo Reddick, Helen Reeves, Sonny Renfro, Norma Reynolds, Jackie Robinson, Judith Robinson, Tom Ross, Benton Ray Ross, Darla Sue Ross, Shirley Russell, Altha Mae Sampson, David Sampson, Jackie Sanders, Jack Schmitzer, Donnie Schneider, Fern Dale Scofield, Richard Scott, Riley Stanley, Sebring Setzer, Melvin Sharpe, D’Maris 5b CLASS OF ’53 Sheffer, Everett Shires, David Short, Willie Lee Simpson, Arlene Singleton, Arlene Smelser, Leon Smith, Alice Smith, Boyd Ray Smith, Donna Smith, Jackie Smith, Jake Smith, Lila Smith, Walter Lee Spaugh, Dottie Stapleton, Sandra Stapp, Carl Ray Stewart, Janelle Stratton, Ben Stricklin, Sonny Sutherland. Peggy Sykes, Shirley Tallant, Thomas Lee Talley, Carleta Tate, Alma Jo Taylor, George Taylor, Yvonne Terrell, Ralph Thomas, Billy Thomas, Varnell Thornton, Rita Trippe, Patsy Truitt, Miller Turley, Dorothy Vest, Wanda Via, 0. W. 54 CLASS OF ’53 Vick, Dossie Wakefield, Randy Walcott, Doris Wallace, Anne Ward, Neil Webb, James Henry Webb, Wilma Weda, Wanda Jean Wells, Bettye Ruth Whaley, Billy Whitfield, Gailene Whitley, Leroy Wielder, Billy Williamson, Marie Williams, W. B. Williamson, Marie Wilson, Paula Wilson, Richard Wimpee, Barbara, Ann Winchester, David Wooten, Ruth Worthington Norma Wright, Max Carroll Davis Favorite Senior Boy Cherrie Smith Favorite Senior Girl Eddie Savage Favorite Junior Boy Franklin Wright Favorite Sophomore Boy Kay Martin Favorite Sophomore Girl Clyde Beine Favorite Freshman Boy Yvonne Taylor Favorite Freshman Girl 61 Don Newby and Leann Hathaway Senior Favorite Runners-up Bettye Steakley and Bill Lane Junior Favorite Runners-up Nelita Price and Sonny Stricklin Ann Boyle and Don Weersing Freshman Favorite Runners-up Sophomore Favorite Runners-up 62 Dianne Berry Hand Sweetheart NEEWOLLAH COURT QUEEN PAT OF THE HOUSE OF HARVEY KING MILTON OF THE HOUSE OF HAUSER Princess Mary Carolyn of the House of Kasthani Prince Jerry of the House of liorum Princess Amy of the House of McGirk Piince Robert of the House of Kcnnon Princess Patsy of the House of Gosdin Prince Sonny of the House of Stricklin Princess Jo Ellen of the House of Meadows Prince Leo of the House of Long Dutchess Ann of the House of Hoyle Duke Miles of the House of Wilson Dutchess Wanda of the House of Pace Duke Janies of the House of Anderson Dutchess Mary Helen of the House of Carlat Duke Robert of the House of Nelson Dutches. ; Patsy of the House of Neinast Duke Max of the House of Aucutt Countess Conde of the House of Steen Count Eddie of the House of Savage Countess Vivian of the House of Morgan Count Don of the House of Newby Countess Jane of thee House of Higginson Count Jerry of the House of Duggan Countess Waunell of the House of Emerson Count Paul of the House of Hamrick Lady Nancy of the House of Kelly Lord Dale of the House of Ireland Lady Stella of the House of Stoud Lord John of the House of Huffman Lady Vivian of the House of Blankenship Lord Otis of the House of Williams Lady Jimmie of the House of Manning Lord John of the House of Gailey Lady Barbara of the House of Davis Lord Addison of the House of Wilkinson Lady N onie of the House of Duckworth Lord Carroll of the House of Davis 65 LEANN HATHAWAY Football Queen 66 Who’s Who BOBBY WILLIFORD Leadership DOLORES BREEN Most Friendly k i 'y % mgm :4 k • 4 CARROLL DAVIS Most Humorous CLASS PROPHECY......................Peg Kerr N A l E AMBI T ION RESULTS NORMA ALLEN JAMES ANDERSON MARY ANDERSON MAX AUCUTT DON RARKLEY ELSIE BARBER EARLENE RATES TED REARDEN DOROTHY BEASLEY DIANNE RERRY To be first in alphabet World Traveler Opera Singer Editor of New York Times Rusiness Man Mrs.. Z - - - -Mule Train Driver Minnie Pearl, the 2nd Reporter of Pottsboro News __________________Just Man Stenographer Mrs. Johnson's Substitute June Bride Rottle Washer Ladies' Man Henpecked Husband DebQtftnUl “Plain Ole Country Gal Dirschwieler ? ? Dish Washer MARY BLACKBURN Great Musician Contented Housewife BARBARA BLALOCK Farmer's Wife Society Reporter JAKIE BLANKENSHIP Preacher Judge in Beauty Contest VIVIAN BLANKENSHIP Single A Wife Twice Removed LEATRICE ROND Sculpt r«--- Reauty Cont« st Winner JAMES RRANNON DHS Graduate DHS First 10-Year Man JANIE RRATTON University Dean of Women Rural School Principal JOAN RRAY Happy Wife Old Maid with 6 Parrots GILRERT RRIGHAM Harvard Man University of Pottsboro HARRY BROWN Owner of Rrown Derby Owner of Hat Shop ROREKT RROWN A-Squad at A and M. Water Boy At Same TILLIE ANN RROWN Jitterbug Companion to Rich Women CALVIN BRUCE City Slicker” Country Cousin RILLY BURGESS ......... Can t Think of Any So - How Are We To Know?? MARGARET RUSH Saleswoman A Wife BOBBY CAMPBELL SUE NELL CAMPBELL MARY HELEN CARLAT EARLYNE CARRUTH RILLY CATES Bookkeeper Rookie Rodeo Queen His” Queen Champaigne 7-Up Housewife She Is! Head Cook At The Biltmore Head Waiter At Same BETTY CONN ALLY Movie Actress Make-up Director CARLOS CLONTZ Editor of Times Herald Flagman at Katy RANDY COOK . Optra Star Canary Tutor BILL CORTHRON Blondes ------------------...._____ Peroxides GAIL COX Interior Decorator Secretary of Interior KENNETH COX Motorcycle Cop Well. Someone Has to Fine Demons JERRY CRENSHAW Chemical Engineer K. K. Engineer JOAN CRUMP Missionary Africa's 1st Woman Witch Doctor LEON DERERERRY A-String Yannigans JUANITA DEAN A Journalist Paper Girl CARROLL DAVIS Doctor Undertakei FERRY DAVIS Architect Plasterer BARBARA DAVISON — Happily Married ..................... Editor of Lovelorn Column CYNTHIA CUFF To Do Anything Betty Does __ Betty's Valet DOLLIE DOTSON ROB ? ? ? ROB ! ! ! MARTHA DRIGGARS SALLY EDWAROS JO NELL EMERSON NANCY EYER MELVIN FOGLE Private Secretary The Bosse's Mrs. Poet Western Novels Air Hostess _ Trapeze Artist Cheerleader Side Show Barker Galveston Beauties Sea Shore Hermit VIRGINIA FORD Wedding Bells Cow Belle SCOTTY GRAY To Be Intelligent Judge For Yourself SONNY HAUSER Captain of T. U. Football Team Operator of ‘Pig’ Stand DOLORES GREEN School Teacher Wife With 12 Kids LELDON GREGG Bookkeeper Prison — So He Can’t Add — JIMMY HAIR Great Artist House Painter BEN HALL College Instructor Primary Twehw RUTH HANING Advertising Model Bearded Woman in Circus EDWARD HARBIN Another Teacher Well. We Must Have School PAT HARRIS Greet Writer Librarian JAMES HARRISON PAT HARVEY .1.0 R] a HARWELL PAUL HASSELL LeANN HATHAWAY BETTY HAYNES EUGENE HAZELWOOD DON HE1RONIMUS JIMMY HENDERSON MILDRED HIGGINS JANE HIGGINSON WANDA HOLLINGSWORTH BOBBY HOPKINS FRED HOLT PHILLIP HOSFORI) NIT A HUFFMAN EDNA HUGHES REX HULL MARY HUSSEY DALE IRELAND JOHNNY JACOBS NOEL JENNINGS IMA LEE JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON WANDA JOHNSON AVA JONES INEZ JUSTICE BILLIE KELLY MAX KF.l.I.Y Sculptor Clay Manufacturer A Major In Music A Major In The Army High Society Hashslingor To Own Western Union Still Telegram Boy Campus Queen HUBBA HUBBA Lab Technician Dishwasher Tall Man Pair of Stilts Easier Name Heironimus As Always Candy Maker Sucker! Air Hostess Woman Taxi Driver Pro-Dancer Arthur Murray, the 2nd Stenographer One Who Makes $2 Bet- Bubble Gum Tester ................ I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. Loads of Money San Quentin All State Tackle All American Fumble Manicurist Blues Singer Basketball Champ Ping-Pong Player Judge in Beauty Contest ............................... Cow Judge Movie Queen Pool Hall Pin-Up Basketball Champ Checker Champ I.a .y Man Mountain Climber Public Speaker Side Show Barker Spanish Whiz It’s Still Greek To Me! 1st Lady President of U. S. 1st Lady Mayor of Pottsboro President of Ladies Aid Society ..................... Chicken Ranch Temperance Speaker Antique Collector Smile Girl Ipana Toothpaste Model To Always Be A ‘Little Girl Well. Jack?? Doesn’t Have One Head of Hobo Union (Continued on Page 115) H t.ji � • � i ■R.W. Miss Helen Hodges...........Freshman Y-Teen Miss Carra Tarpley ----- Sophomore Y-Teen Mrs. B. A. Willis.........- Freshman Y-Teen Mrs. E. G. Johnson ------ Senior Y-Teen Mrs. Fred Parker .......................- Miss Marjorie Pitts...........Junior Y-Teen Not Shown: Miss Johnny Beck ------- Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Music Sponsor Art Manger Scene from the Recognition Service 72 Senior Y-Teens Dorothy Beasley Dianne Berry Mary Helen Carlat Gail Cox Cynthia Cuff Barbara Davison Dollie Dotson Sally Edwards Jo Nell Emerson Nancy Eyer Dolores Green Patsy Harris Pat Harvey Gloria Harwell LeAnn Hathaway Betty Haynes Jane Higginson Wanda Holingsworth Mary Hussey Joyce Johnson Wanda Johnson Nancy Kelly Peg Kerr Pauline Lee Billie Martin Barbara McCarley Betty McDaniel Jo Ellen Meadows Betty Miller Betty Mosley Patti O’Donnel Wanda Pace Betty Rice Marvelie Sadler Danine Simms Bobbye Smith Cherrie Smith Conde Steen Stella Stroud Velma Ward Junior Y- Teens Noel Jean Adkins Virginia Akers Betty Anderson Doris Anderson Elizabeth Beckleman Ima Jean Blackburn Elnona Bolin Janie Burden Joyce Campbell Marilyn Campbell Carol Ann Casteel Glenita Cross Babs Dickerson Janette Dunning Peggy Ferguson Judith Gleckler Patsy Gosdin Lynda Hagans Marilyn Harris Betty Harrod Joyce Hawkins Realy Ann Lee Phyllis Lyons Jimmy Manning Joan Martin Zoe McCoy Barbara McManis Margaret Melson Patsy Neinast Betty Nichols Olita Rice Anita Scott Mary Simmons Sue Starnes Bettye Steak ley Barbara Swink Jean Tate Betty Thomas Alice Ann Wideman 71 Sophomore Y-Teens Joann Ada.v Dorothy Alderson Sandra Ashburn Donna Bass Ann Boyle Pat Calloway Donna Jean Carr Juanita Daffern Nonie Duckworth Mary Carolyn Eastham Francis Espinosa Mary Ann Farmer Nancy Sue Flinn Elizabeth Harris Patricia Haynie Eula Mae Johnson Kay Martin Shirley McRae Kathleen Shaw Elsie Simms Nancy Stroud Dorothy Trimm Mary Elsie Vaughn Bonnie Wick Martha Wilson 75 Freshmen Y-Teens Lorraine Bates Lilan Bickel Sarah Blankenship Myrna Brown Patsy Christman Mary Ann Christman Carol Coker Barbara Cotton Barbara Davis Jo Ann Deel Mavis Denton Betty Dickerson Patti Duggan Shirley Duggan Waunell Emerson Cecile Evans Donna Flinn Betty Garland Harlene Gentry Anna Lou Gilliam Wilma Hale Mary Ruth Holland Joyce Hollingsworth Donna Horcl Lois Hughes Shirley Jackson Theda Mae Kellough Donabee Kelsey Patsy Lewis Donis Kay McBee Lucille McDaniel Helen McDonald Barbara Mathis Patsy Mullendore Joanne Malear Billie Neal Nancy Newcomb Ruth Ann Overbeck Wanda Patrick Waynette Penson Wanda Potts Nelita Price Helen Reddick Judith Robinson D’Maris Sharpe Alice Smith Donna Smith Sandra Stapleton Peggy Sutherland Carleta Talley Alma Jo Tate Yvonne Taylor Rita Thornton Patsy Trippe Anne Wallace Latin Club Mary Carolyn Eastham Sandra Ashburn Janette Dunning Shirley McRae -Mack Newsom Jerry Duggan Olita Price Secretary 2nd Vice-President President 1st Vice-President Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Reporter Nancy Stroud, G. J. Turney, Joe Don Simpson, Anthony Czerivinski, Olita Price, Nancy Hinn, Jerry Duggan, Martha Jane Lee, Edwin Paschall, Mary Carolyn Eastham, Sandra Ashburn, Janette Dunning, Shirley McRae, Mack Newsom. Hi-Y Club James Anderson Bill Ashburn Don Barkley Ted Bearden Jerry Borum Billy Cates Carroll Collyer Donald Dickson Terry Garland Paul Hamrick Edward Harbin Paul Hassell Sonny Hauser Herbert Miller Bobby Hopkins Dale Ireland Paul Jennings Bobby Johnson Frankie Lawrence Kenneth Lewis Jack Little Joe Marchant Raymond Martin Roy Neighbors Jack Newman Mack Newsom Edwin Paschall Jerry Prideaux Billy Pyles William Sanders Melba Smith Wade Smith Jimmy Taylor Bob Watkins Don Weersing Sonny Wilkinson Otis Williams Bobby Williford Miles Wilson Whiddor. Woolverton Warner Young 78 H ! -Y Mr. J. S. Kimble Sponsor 1st Semester Miles Wilson Bobby Williford Bob Watkins Bobby Hopkins President Vice-President Sec’y-Treas. Sgt.-at-Arms 2nd Semester Bob Watkins Bobby Williford Jerry Prideaux Terry Garland President Vice-President Sec’y-Treas. Sgt.-at-Arms - : 79 P. A. S. F. Miss Edith Austin Sponsor :mn PERIOD Bob Watkins—Treas. 1st semester; 1st vice-pres. 2 Semester John Huffman—Treasurer, 2nd Smester Marvelie Sadler—Corresponding Secy., 1st Semester Virginia Akers—2nd Vice-President, 2nd Semester Herbert Miller—Sgt. at Arms, 1st and 2nd Semester Kay Martin—Secretary, 1st Semester Melvin Setzer—Reporter 1st Semester Dorothy Alderson—1st Vice-Pres., 1st Semester Judith Gleckler—Corresponding Secretary, 2nd Semester Peg Kerr—2nd Vice-Pres., 2nd Semester Miles Wilson—President, 2nd Semester 6TH PERIOD Joan Martin—Reporter 2nd Semester Jimmie Manning—2nd Vice-Pres., 1st and 2nd Semester Jane Higginson—Corresponding Secretary, 1st Semester Miles Wilson—Treasurer, 1st Semester Stella Stroud—President, 1st Semester George McMenamy—Sgt.-at-Arms, 2nd Semester Don Weersing—Sgt.-at-Arms, 1st Semester Ross Daniel—Treasurer, 2nd Semester Hazel Bush—Reporter, 1st Semester; Secretary, 2nd Semester Barbara Cotton—President 2nd Semester Dona Hord—1st Vice-President, 2nd Semester SCH OLARSHIP CLUB Miss Mildred Walker Sponsor Dorothy Alder son Norma Faye Allen Willora Armstrong Charles Bailey Elizabeth Beckelman Jakie Blankenship Dixie Brewer Tillie Ann Brown Hazel Bush Mary Carolyn Eastham Jerry Duggan Janette Dunning Luther Gohlke Lynda Hagans Robert Haning Janie Higginson Eula Mae Johnson Lucille Kinnamon Kenneth Kinnamon Mina Koym Pauline Lee Shirley McRae Joan Martin Kay Martin Betty McDaniel Je Ellen Meadows Robert Pearce Anita Scott Henrietta Shaw Mildred Shaw Roger Winter Bobbye Jean Smith Sue Starnes Dorothy Trimm Alice Ann Wideman 81 The High School Band Mr. John Hoopei Director Joan Crump Bob Derrick Paul Hassell Noel Jennings Paul Jennings Don Kilgore Frankie Lawrence Jack Little Louis Carl Mayo Ann McCullough Bob Nelson Jack Newman Jimmy Owens Billy Peavler Joe Lee Pike Cherrie Smith Duane Staggers Nancy Stroud Stella Stroud Bobby Vanover Eddie Williams Otis Williams Joe Wilson Albert Winchester Gail Cox Sally Edwards Zoe McCoy Amy McGirk Ouida Ross Mary Ellen Simmons Bobbye Jean Smith Barbara Swink Velma Ward he Bartered Bride The Choral Department of Denison High School includes a number of distinct groups. The Oratorio Chorus of sixty voices presents “The Messiah” by Handel each year as a Christmas offering. An a capella choir of forty represents the school in Interscholastic League, also in various civic and church events, such as the annual Easter sunrise service. A male glee club and a girls’ chorus are interesting groups with appealing programs. Popular with civic clubs are the three small assemblies: a girls’ sextet, a girls’ trio, and a boys’ quartet. Membership in these is highly prized. 84 THE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS H F o o t b a 88 Miss Helen Hodges Sponsor Top Row: Max Aucutt Nancy Eyer Bob Leach Bottom Row: LeAnn Hathaway John Huffman Bettye Steakley 89 Football Lettermen Ted Bearden Back Ronald Boatwright End Jerry Bo rum Back Sonny Bruno Back Walter Chandler Back Jerry Crenshaw Back 90 Football Lettermen Carroll Davis Back Luther Gohlke End Sonny Hauser End Jim Henderson Tackle Phil Hosford Tackle Bob Kennon End 91 Football Lettermen Don Kilgore Back Bill Lane Robert Linsteadt Don Newby Guard Tackle Tackle Fred Pipkin Back Bobby Warner Guard Jackie Walton Center Football Reserves Bob Nelson Robert Brown Bob Rice Back End Back Don Boyd Miller Jerry l)uKK in Fred Holt Center Back End Joe Wilson Buddy French Buddy Carroll Center Tackle Tackle Football Reserves Johnny Zachary End Gilbert Brigham End Charles Hippy Back Bill Nichols Guard Royce Stalcup Guard Leon Dereberry Guard John Gailev Back Lowell Green Tackle Joe White End 95 B-Squad Football Coach Graydon Haze 1st Row: Manager Bob Britt, Harold Armstrong, Joe Espinosa, Ronnie May, Eddie Savage, Cecil Cordell. Jerry Prideaux, Dub Franklin, Dee Gaines, manager. 2nd Row: Franklin Wright, Gregory Newland, Mack Newsom, Donald Reddick, John Smith, Floyd Richardson, Henry Atwell, Billy Poole. 3rd Row: Coach Baze, Duane Staggers, Billy Watson, G. J. Turney, Earl Duncan, Eldridge Fike, Donald Rice, Billy Campbell, J. D. Griffin, Joe Don Simpson, Johnny Henderson, Ralph Hamrick, Fern Smathers, Sonny Wilkinson, Ronnie Arthur, Paul Hamrick. 96 Football--Yannigans IP First Row: Sonny Stricklin, Danny Farley. Gene Gohlke, Randy Wake- field, Luke Loveless, Sammy Brown, Clyde Beine, J. R. Jones. Second Row: Coach Cottle, Everett Shaffer, Carl Joe Corthron, Donnie Schmitzer, Boyd Smith, Henry Odle. Billy Morgan, Deryl Bolin, Benton Ross, Bobby Couch, Teddy Parks. Third Row: Kenneth Miller, Billy Herriage, George Davis, Dossie Vick, Sonny Odom. Billy Jack Marshall, Billy Jack McKee, Jerry Lilly, Jerry Jones, Richard Wilson, Bobby Pitman, Jackie Smith, Gale Huckab.v, Carl Nichols. 97 B a s e b a MR. MARCINE COTTLE. COACH 1st Row: Ted Bearden, Eddie Savage, Dale Ireland. Leo Long, Sonny Wilkinson, Sonny Bruno, Fern Smathers. 2nd Row: Jerry Borum, Carroll Davis, John Smith, Robert Linsteadt, A. J. Kyler, Jackie Walton, Joe Don Simpson, Jimmy Henderson, Robert Leach. 3rd Row: Coach Cottle, Teddy Blankenship, Sonny Brown, Charles Rippy, Kennets Kinnamon, Don Rutledge, Don Chamberland, Bob Watkins, Billy Poole, Floyd Richardson, Ronnie May. su luU4 � 98 rack MR. GRAY DON BAZE, COACH 1ST ROW: Jerry Duggan, G. J. Turney, Bobby Hopkins, Bill Morgan, Bob Nelson. 2ND ROW: Don Newby, F. L. Burden, Gene Hawkins, Billy Jack Marshall, Carl Corthron, Luther Gohlke. 3RD ROW: Leon Dereberry, Robert Brown, Bobby Rice, Franklin Wright, Henry Odle, Bill Lane. 99 Girls Basketbal Miss Helen Hodges First Row: Sue Nelle Campbell, Edna Hughes, Lavonia Pool. Second Row: Donna Bass, Barbara Vincent, Wanda Vest, Betty Anderson, Shirley Sykes. Third Row: Jean Tate, Norma Vaughn, Betty Sheffer, Wanda Pace, Patsy Neinast, Margaret Bush. 100 Girls Tennis MISS HELEN HODGES, COACH 1ST ROW: Loraine Bates, Patti Duggan, Kay Martin 2ND ROW: Betty Ross, Alice Ann Wideman, Shirley McRae, Jean Harrelson. 101 Boys Tennis A ||: fc 1, :«T 'Mjjb Wr4l Mr. M. M. Marshall Coach Lettermen BILLY ASH BURN BOBBY WILLIFORD KENNETH LEWIS 102 Boys Tennis 1st Row: Coach M. M. Marshall, Stanley Sebring, Edwin Paschall, Gordon Glover, Jerry LaLonde. 2nd Row: Billy Ashburn, Melvin Setzer, Earl Dyer, James Burke, Terry Garland, Sonny Lewis, Bobby Williford, Benny Battle, Bobby Marshall, Clyde Bear, Don Mosley, Max Wright, Gene Gohlke. 103 Boys Basketball — A-Squad COACH GRAYDON BAZE FIRST ROW: Jerry Crenshaw, Dale Ireland, Leo Long, Bob Leach. SECOND ROW: Manager, Ronnie May, Bob Watkins, Sonny Bruno, Manager, Joe Marchant. THIRD ROW: Luther Gohlke, Gilbert Brigham, Joe White, Fred Pipkin. 104 B-Squad Basketball COACH GRAYDON BAZE FIRST ROW: Jerry Prideaux, Floyd Richardson, Dub Franklin, Jerry Borum. SECOND ROW: Joe Don Simpson, John Pirtle, Jerry Duggan, Billy Poole. THIRD ROW: David Rubble, Whiddon Woolverton, John Smith, J. D. Griffin. 105 H iTTk V f { 107 INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERATIVE TRAINING Mr. H. L. Thompson Instructor 1ST ROW: Billy Pyles, Kent Hinds, Doyle Kerley, Bobby Meek, Robert Elkins, Norma Lee Vanover. 2ND ROW: Roy Neighbors, Robert LaLonde, Donald Walker, Freddie Anderson, George McCoy, Charles Phillips, Jimmy Hair, Carrol Collyer, Melma Smith, Ignacio Villarreal. NOT SHOWN: Jimmy Malone, Arthur Lee Nicholas, Robert Yates, Billy Harris, Raymond Martin. 108 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Miss Margaret Clarke Instructor Bobby Campbell Earlyne Carruth Gloria LaFoy Betty Miller Sue Sollis Ted Wright J. A. Barnett Melvin Bentley Felton Phillips Franklin Rhymes Maxine Baker James Brannon Joyce Brown Jean Brownlee Bobby Buck Joyce Campbell Ruby Combs Barbara Dickerson Melvin Fogle Leatrice Bond Lucille Kinnamon Dorothy Hill Barbara Williams Warner Young Buddy French Marylene Hale Bobby Harris Mack Hayes Clarence Jennings Franklin Neinast Bob McMahan OFFICERS 1st Semester President Marylene Hale Vice-Pres. Gloria LaFoy Sec.-Treas. Joyce Campbell 2nd Semester President Betty Miller Vice-Pres. Bob McMahan Sec.-Treas. Melvin Fogle 109 COSMETOLOGY A Mrs. Alma Gaddy Instructor Morning Class: Veta Lance Anabel Stanford Louise Cook Sarah Lou Zuver Ruth Haning Martha Wilson Dorothy Smith Velma Howard Jane Harris Geraldine Kimberling Gladys Snow Eleane Kirschner i. 1 r , r if i L i I Margie Henslee Margaret Williamson Jo Ann Weaver Louetta Jordon Suzanne Overton Darlene Northcott Bernice Ash Gladys Manery Dorris Jean Floyd Vada Hill Betty Harrison Elvia Villarreal Afternoon Class: Elsie Barber Margaret Bush Peggy Dunaway Edna Hughes Sally Kent Rheatta Durham Sue Pearson Martha Driggars Elizabeth Stratton Lillie Morrow Patsy Whitley Donna Carr Betty Davis Geneva Burns Jeanie Teague Mary Ellen Simmons Eula May Lyons Jane Jenkins Loretta Crouse Lucille Kinnamon Joan Hazelwood Wanda Sue Means Arlene Simpson Wilma McMorris Margaret Lankford ■•wkaif k . cat •H. jS, 9 f- 110 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mr. Charles Brown Instructor Norman Arnold Charles Bailey Curtis Baker Earl Baker Crawford Bettis James Burke Charles Burkham Lonnie Dutton Marvin Eads Ralph Finke Gene Fritts C. T. Goad Edward Goode Robert Haning Harry Hatch Huey Henry Ray Howard Edwin Kirschner Claud Markham Bobby Overturf Robert Pearce Cleve Pugh Billy Roberts David Shires Doyle Stalcup Ro.vce Stalcup George Taylor Jimmy Taylor O. W. Via James Henry Webb Amor Wells David Winchester FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Louise Applin Bernice Ash Glenice Askew Lorraine Bates Nancy Bently Sarah Blankenship Patsy Bolin Nancy Brown Jean Brownlee Geneva Burns Patti Burns Bonnie Burton Mary Helen Carlat Earlyne Carruth Mary Ann Clancy Tressa Collins Juanita Daffern Barbara Davis Juanita Dean Evelyn Defer Dorothy Dexheimer Martha Driggers Eva Dyer Sally Edwards Frances Espinosa Aline Fuiencheck Mary Jo Gattis Billie Ruth Gee Ann Gray Dolores Hardy Mary Alice Harris Joyce Henderson Peggy Higgins Constance Hill Mary Holland Mary Hussey Edna Hughes Jo Ann Hughes Eula Mae Johnson Ima Lee Johnson Joyce Johnson Helen Jones Shirley Jones Donnabee Kelsey Carene Kennon Jo Ann Kinnamon Louetta Lievsay Frances Logan Donis McBee Mary McClure FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MRS. B. A. WILLIS MISS LORETA SMITH Mary Jane McDaniel Helen McDonald Jo Ellen Meadows Patsy Mullendore Patsy Neinast Martha Nicholas Virgil Nicholas Betty Nichols Ruth Ann Overbeck Patsy Parrish Wanda Patrick Nadine Potter Wanda Potts Jean Ramsey Judith Robinson Shirley Ross Henrietta Shaw Willie Lee Short Mary Ellen Simmons Wanda Smith Peggy Sutherland Shirley Sykes Patsy Trippe Dorothy Trimm Dorothy Turley Betty Ruth Wells Ruth Wooten Earlene Bates Loretta Hales Nancy Kelly 113 Instructor: MR. G. W. MANNING GENERAL METALS Billy Cates Carlos Clontz James Harrison Don Heironimus Johnny Huse Rex Hull Johnny Jacobs Noel Jennings Jack Little Nolan Russell David Sikes Paul Watson Carl Whitehead Benny Busby David Cox Ralph Finke Douglas Fletcher Homer Fraley Melvin Garner Fletcher Hunn James Layton Marvin Preston Don Stapleton Ray Terrell Bob Vanover Jim Bob Ward Whiddon Woolverton George Burleson Clayton Crook James Fulmer Leroy Monroe Bill Nichols Jimmy Overturf Eugene Baker Robert Bass Ted Blankenship Vesta Derrick Richard Fitch Troy Lashley Harold Morrison Paul Mackey 114 PROPHECY N A M K MBITI O N R E S U L T S NANCY KELLY DOYLK KERLEY PEGGY KERR DON KI LOO RE GERALDINE KIMHERLINO LUCILLE KINNAMON ELEANE KIRSCHNFR GLORIA I.A FOY RILL LAMB ROBERT LA LONDE VETA LANCE FRANKIE LAWRENCE BRADFORD LEE BAULIN F LEE KENNETH LEWIS ROBERT LINSTEADT JACK LITTLE LEO LONG CLAUD MARKHAM BILLIE MARTIN RAYMOND MARTIN LOUIS MAYO BARBARA McCARLEY betty McDaniel AMY McGIRK CATHERINE McKEE BOB McMAHAN EDWARD MrMORRIS JO ELLEN MEADOW’ BETTY MILLER BUDDY MITCHELL LA QUITA MONROE VIVIAN MORGAN BETTY MOSLEY ROY NEIGHBORS JACK NELSON BOB NELSON DON NEWBY JACK NEWMAN JACK NICHOLS PATTI O’DONNELL WANDA PACE WAYNE PEDIGO DAVID PHILIPS JOE LEE PIKE LEVONIA POOL BETTY RICE BOB RICE KAY RICHARDSON FRANK ROGERS OUIDA ROSS NOLAN RUSSELL MILDRED SHAW DOROTHY SHELLEY DAVID SIKES DANINE SIMMS BOBBY SMITH CHERRIE SMITH DOROTHY SMITH MARGIE FAY SMITH M ELBA SMITH RICHARD SMITH GLADYS SNOW' SUE SOLLIS ANNABEL STANFORD EMMA JEAN STANFORD CONDE STEEN STELLA STROUD DONALD THOMAS JIMMY THORNTON NELDA TOMLINSON NORMA LEE VANOVER ELVIA VILLARREAL IGNACIO VILLARREAL JACKIE WALTON VELMA WARD PAUL WATSON JO ANN WEAVER JOE WHITE CARL WHITEHEAD OTIS WILLIAMS „... BOBBY WILLIFORD JOE WILSON MILES WILSON TED W’RIGHT JOHNNY ZACKARY SARAH LOU ZUVER Society Queen Retire on Pension Happy Wife Football Star Beauty Operator Sunday School Teacher Teach Clothing Saleslady Lawyer Meat Judge -------- School Teacher A Greeat Musician Rancher A Wife Aviator ........... W. P. A. Worker Aeronautical Engineer Baseball Plaver Mechanical Engineer Housekeeper ________ Rear Admiral Broadway Star First Lady President Baby Sitter Night Club Queen Radio Star Detective A Good Car Opera Star Stenographer Radio Operator Nurse Ice Skater Hat Check Girl An Explorer Furniture Business Night Club Bouncer Tin Pin King ............ W’ar Hero Clerk in Chain Store Interior Decorator Dietician Toreador Ice Slinger Historian Designer Air Line Hoatess Opera Star College Professor A Golf Pro. Mrs. ? ? Doctor Night Club Singer Book Seller Mov ie Hero Glamor Gal Bathing Beauty Gal with Lots of Friends Nurse P. E. Teacher Agricultural Scientist Engineer Girl About Town House W ife Girl Bookie” Beauty Operator To Be A Big Girl A Sweet Little Wife Music Director Mr. President . Stenographer To Have A Shorter Name Bookkeeper ________ Artist Surgeon Society Re| orter Band leader Secretary High Diver Duck Herder Fan Dancer Tooth Brush Salesman Chorus Girl Narrator Head Cook for the Nook A Silver Tongue Orator Switchman Conductor Limber Woman ..... . Famous Trumpeter .. .. .. .... Deck Swabber Old Maid School Teacher ---------- Contortionist Boxer Last Man on Earth ........... Violin Soloist . .... A Rat Poisoner Comedy Queen Public Speaking Teacher Farmer ---------- Banker Gym Teacher Man About Town Guy that G«� es for Gals Car Salesman Stamp Collector Bookkeeper A Sword Swallower Stage Hend Mr . 7 7 ? 7 Ther’ll Be Some Changes Made Hat Check Girl Cheese Maker ....-..... A Peanut Vendor A ‘50 Bicycle Car Hop Chorus C;irl Hen Peeked A Doctor's Wife Bearded Woman in Circus . A Fortune Teller Missionary Tight Rope-Walker Social Reformer Pin Boy of 19?? Hero of the Battle of the Ants A Section Foreman Plasterer Dietician .......... Successful Farmer An Opera Star Boiler Maker ____________ Woman Barker Air Line Hostess Chewing Gum Tester . ....... Lady’s Man ............. Traffic Cop Mrs. ? ? Zoo Keeper Dish Washer Za .u Pitts the Second Boiler Maker Old Maid with Six Cats ..... Judge for You-self What Do You Think? Western Cow Girl Waitress ___ —...... Lion Tamer Champion Hog Caller No One Would Take Odds Could Be? A Nun She I 4 9 A Man Beater from Way Back Billy Rose the Second A Dog Catcher Operator of the Elevator Something Like Smith Mavl e! Night Club Singer Steeple Jack Section Man Farmers Wife City Official Horse Woman A Comedian He Is Snake Charmer A Carnival Owner A Member of the Lonesome Heart Owner of Chicken Ranch Preacher Street Cleaner Beautician 115 1. Wanda Hollingsworth 2. Randy Cook 3. Ouida Ross 4. Dolores Green 5. Harry Brown 6. Barbara Davison 7. Velma Ward 8. Sally Edwards 9. Dianne Berry 10. Louis Mayo 11. Robert Brown 12. Dorothy Beasley 13. Frank Rogers 15. Patsy Harris and Nita Huffman 16. Betty Davis 17. Johnnv Jacobs 116 OUR GRADE SCHOOL DAYS 1 Stella Stroud 2 Dollie Dotson 3 Nancy Eyer 4 Bobby Williford 5 Mary Hussey f Betty McDaniel 7 Jimmy Thornton 8 Frankie Lawrence 0 Betty Haynes 10 Kenneth Lewis 11 Joe Wilson 12 Betty Mosley 13 Peg Kerr 14 Otis Williams 15 Joyce Johnson 16 Gilbert Brigham 17 Leo Long 18 Pat Harvey 19 Melvin Fogle 20 Lucille Kinnamon 21 Ima Lee Johnson 22 Robert La Londe 23 Kenneth Cox 24 Guinn Little WHEN WE WERE BUT TINY BABES 1. Gee you’re a cute little thing. 2. My, what big eyes you have and so pretty. 2. Elvia, you sure have changed a lot! 4. The cute little girl on the tricycle. (Conde Steen). 5. What was the matter, Earlyne? (Carruth). 6. Gee! This Ann sure learns quick! (Gray) 7. Bobby your mother sure had confidence in you. (Hopkins) 8. Patti O’Donnell, did the big oi l horse scare you? 9. Pat, what a darling smile you have. (Harvey). 118 WHEN WE WERE BUT TINY BABES 1. Wh:it do wo have here, three girls and one boy? 2. Vivian, where did you get those hoots? (Morgan) 3. Jack, your shodest mock us. cr-r-- your modesty shocks us. 4. Doesn’t she look sweet and loving? (Norma Allen) 5. You might have known who this ' '• 'Cherrie Smith) 6. You ran tell she has real blond hair. (Gloria Da Foy) 7. Dianne Berry, you have such pose and everything. � . Pauline Lee. sun dress, and all. 9. Geraldine Kimberling. who’s that with you? 10. Ouida Ross, just what do you think you’re doing? 11. Robert Brown was sure a girl killer in tho e days. 1 Wanda, what hoppenedto you? (Hollingsworth) 13. Stella, your boots are so cute. (Stroud) 14. Barbara, what’s so interesting over there? (Davison) 15. Dollie. the little girl with the big big curl. (Dotson, !«. That’s a good baby, smile real big. 110 WHEN WE WERE BUT TINY BABES 1. Richard, where do you think you're going (Smith) 2. Please, I didn’t mean to do it, lady. 8. Dolores, the little brown-eyed doll with a big smile. (GreenI 4. Rut Wanda couldn't have done it. just look ’it her. (Pace) ft. She keeps asking herself, where did it come from? (Kleane Kirsehner) 6. Peg. he didn’t mean it. phase say he can come hack. (Kerr) 7. Janie said. “1 11 do it again if I have to. (Hig in- oni 8. Come back! Come hack! Don’t go away. 9. Melvin, he's really a good old guy. (FogleI 10. Dorothy quit flirting with that man he's a little too old for you. � Reash y) 11. Jo Nell, was it ihat cute? lr.nu'r oni 12. Joyce Ann Johnson. I just don't believe you. 18. Jo Bllor. sure started young. Don’t you agree? (Meadows) 14. Here’s ano htr character that's going some place, mayla they can g t together? (Retty McDaniel) 15. Martha D: iggars sure looks comfortable. 120 WHEN WE WERE BLIT TINY BABES 1. Oh do it again-gain, Daddy. (Mary Helen Carlat) 2. Tillie, what happened to your hair? . . (Brown) 3. Sally, you had a way with the men then, too. (Edwards) 4. Barbara, the sunshine girl. (McCarley) 5. Johnny! your hair! 6. And just what do you think you’re doing? 7. Bradford Lee sure must love his little sister. 8. Patsy, is it you? (Harris) 9. Max, I always knew he had a wicked smile and a wicked eye. (Aucutt). 121 WHEN WE WERE BLIT TINY BABES 1. Donald looks interested, wonder what it is? (Thomas) 2. Ignacio sure was cute when he was in his younger days. (Villarreal) 3. Jimmy, where did you get that hat? (Hair) 4. ITanine, the big old man won’t get you. (Simms) 5. Betty Rice looks as sweet as an angel. 6. Why are you sticking out your little old tongue? 7. Joe Lee Pike and his great big wagon. 8. Gloria Harwell is another one of these modesty shockers. 9. Little girl with the sweet little curl. 10. Vivian Blankenship sure looks happy. 122 SNAPS 1. E’m m m m m, what do we have here? 2. Patti, what are you trying to do? 3. He looks so gay—or did I say gray?? 4. Don’t they look educated? 5. Just four little love birds. 6. So many bathing beauties!! 7. Now don’t be frightened, girls. 8. Pals to the end—so someone says. 9. Norma, you mean you drove way up there? 10. What’s so funny? 11. All dressed up in “Sunday Go To Meeting” clothes. 12. Smile real big, Doris. 13. I say old girl, “What’s going on?” 123 SNAPS 1. Gee, he’s cute! 2. I was hungry! 3. My what pretty teeth! 4. Are they Man or Monkey??? 5. What a cute little dog! 6. Have you all been hunting? 7. Why aren’t they cute? 8. Smile just for him. 9. What are they?!? 10. “M”must stand for Morgan. 11. Save soma pieces, girls. 12. AH, that good old summer time. 13. What a mob!!. 124 SNAPS 1. What did you lose?? 2. Pat don’t open it too wide. 3. Your manner of eating is--------------! 4. What do we have here??? 5. Come, Come girls let’s don’t do that. 6. Oh mv achin’ feet. . . . 7. Who is this???? 125 SNAPS 1. Bathing beauties — maybe! 2. Ah, some more bathing beauties. 3. Baby, it’s cold outside. 4. Why go glum—chum? 5. Just taking it easy. 6. Max—the muscle man. 7. What! no starter?? 8. And now we have the limber woman. 9. Gee, love is so sweet. 10. And that’s what I love about the gals! 11. Kilrov is here. 12. She must be watin’for someone. 13. Are you goin’ my way? 14. Gee-e-e. 126 1. Oh, those poor horses! 2. What’s your name, little girl? 3. What game is that? 4. Who are the strangers, Earlyne? 5. Doesn’t she look nice? 6. Oh, those muscles . . . ger-r-r-r! 7. Are you unhappy, Phyllis? 8. Oh, no, not again! 0. What happened to you? 10. Bubble Gum! 127 SNAPS 1. And they’re so young. 2. You might have known this would happen. 3. I wanta go ridin’ too. 4. That is a good way to keep warm. 5. Look at Betty, please. 6. Now in this corner we have NEWBY — the-world’s-greatest ----------- something!?!?. 128 WALTER JENNINGS FURNITURE Appliances—Radios—Records Buttons and Buckles Covered Hemstitching 500-502-504-506 W. 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KINGSTONS DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE Mrs. C. D. Kingston Charles Harris Golfer: “I’d move heaven and earth to play this game properly.” Caddie: “You’ve only heaven to move now.” ★ ★ ★ Mrs. Byers: (while explaining an algebra problem) “Now students place your eyes on the board while I go thru it.” ★ ★ ★ The man leaped from the building tall, He dived into the spring, but died in the fall. COMPLIMENTS — OF — BARKER’S DAIRY • Typewriters r — - ■ ■ • - — ■ ■ • Adding Machines COMPLIMENTS • Office Supplies — of — We Rent Typewriters r. l. mckinney AGENCY DEAN OFFICE EQUIFMENT Complete Insurance Protection Your Remington Dealer 307 W. Woodard Phone 807 402 W. Main Denison. ... Texas j Teacher: “Spell “straight”. Nurse: “You want to see the man injured Pupil: “S-t-r-a-i-g-h-t.” in the motor accident?” Are you the ladv Teacher: “Correct, what does it mean?” he was with?” Pupil: “Without ginger ale.” Janey: “Yes, I thought it only fair to give ★ ★ ★ him the kiss he was trying for.” Professor: (to a freshman entering class ★ ★ ★ late) “When were you born?” Gather ye kisses while ye may Fish: “April 2.” Time brings only sorrow. Prof: “Being late must be a habit with Flappers who flap today, you.’' Are chaperons tomorrow. DENISON - SHERMAN P E N N E Y ' S CONCRETE COMPANY J. C. PENNEY CO.. INC. • Ready Mix Concrete ★ ★ ★ • Lightweight Blocks • Concrete Pipes BEST.WISHES • Sand Stone to the Class of 1950 Phone Sherman — 263 Phone Denison — 2810 J I — Call ASHBURNS DAIRY COMPLIMENTS 5 2 7 — of — for free delivery of QUALITY PASTEURIZED MILK K. W O L E N S — and — MILK PRODUCTS Anxious Mother: “I’m so triad you’re home from college. Did you pass everything?” Son: “Everything but two Oldsmobiles and a Dodge — and I still think they had airplane engines in them. ★ ★ ★ Conde S: “Say something soft and sweet to me.” Royce S: “Custard Pie.” Don: “I once loved a girl who made a fool of me.” Sonny: “What a lasting impression some girls make.” ★ ★ ★ The black boy was very green; but felt blue to think his white friend ‘Red’, thought him yellow. YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT ODENEAL’S JEWELRY E. V. Odeneal WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY REPAIRED WATCHES - DIAMONDS - GIFTS V, Phone 2270 428 W. Main Street School Supplies Cosmetics SNOW-WHITE NEWBERRY’S THE FIVE AND TEN LAUNDERERS — CLEANERS Denison’s Junior DYERS Department Where Students Buy Supplies I’hone 716 Bob W: “Listen, darn it, I’m right. I ought to know. Don’t I go to school, stupid ?” Jerry P: “Yeah, and you come home the same way.” ★ ★ ★ Gabby Girl: “Of course, I wouldn’t say anything about her unless I could say something good and boyoboyoboy, is this good!” Their cars having collided. Pat and Jack were surveying the situation. Jack offered Pat a drink from his bottle and returned it to his pocket. “Thank ye,” said Pat, “but aren’t ye going to have a bit of a nip yourself?” “Aye,” replied Jack, “but not until the police have been here.” ★ ★ ★ Research proves conclusively that the chief cause for divorce is marriage. REFRIGERATION — SALES AND SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING THE GENERAL APPLIANCE CO. NORTH TEXAS’ MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF COMMERCIAL AND HOUSE EQUIPMENT —PHONES— 419 West Main Street Day—138 Night—1583-W The Congressman’s wife was startled. “I think there’s a robber in the house.” “Impossible,” the husband replied, “In the Senate — yes! The House, never! ’ ★ ★ ★ Melba S: “If I had a million dollars, do you know where I’d be?” Norma V: “Yes, on your honeymoon.” best.” Sonny L: “Yes, but he gets a reputation for being stupid.” ★ ★ ★ A school: “A brick building with ivy creeping around the outside and the faculty creeping around the inside.” --------------------------------- N C 0 N (; K A T ULATIONS TO A GOOD SCHOOL — FROM A GOOD TAXI — 4 3 TAXI • Dependable • Safe • Courteous . -.. ---------------------------- f — JOHN W. BENGEL CONTRACTOR P. O. BOX 421 DENISON — TEXAS Miles: “I’m not the kind of fellow who leaves a girl in the dark.” Lorene: “I’ll say not when you call, it’s after day light before you leave.” ★ ★ ★ Jerry was in doubt as to which of Betty’s cheeks to kiss, so he hesitated a long time in between. ★ ★ ★ The girl who quotes volumes is liable to land on the shelf.”—Shakefellow. Edward never has a care It serves him day by day He knows it will get him there His trusty Chevrolet. ★ ★ ★ Love: The delusion one woman differs from another. Small boy: “She must be awful strong. I heard my Dad say she could twist any man around her little finger. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Groves Congratulations to the 1950 Graduates MAIN FOOD STORE Two Phones — 192 — 193 1030 YV. Main Street SHERRARD MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler — Plymouth Sales and Service Denison - - Texas Phone 345-6-7-8 For the game — For the Prom FOR ANY OCCASION BEAR DRUG Call COMPANY DOWNTOWN FLORISTS 607 W. Main Phone 2781 Roy Dossey Frank Ozment PETERSON “Service for the Sick” HARDWARE COMPANY PHONES 886-887 SPORTING GOODS FISHING TACKLE 230 W. Main Street 311 W. Main St. Phone 2030 r DENISON ■ . AUTO COMPANY BURGETS E' . MOTOR SERVICE Authorized Ford Dealer Service 520 S. Barrett 600 W. Main St. C - CONGRATULATIONS 1950 GRADUATES STUDEBAKER SALES SERVICE SNYDER MOTOR COMPANY 306 W. Chestnut Phone 2623 I _______________________ J Friendship is one our greatest assets— We appreciate yours now— And hope to give you friendly service In the years to come— CHIEF NEWS for SUPPLIES FOR SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS — of — TEXAS OLDEST PAINT STORE ★ ★ ★ E S L E R PAINT PAPER CO. - ----- -------? MARK HOLLAND “ROAD SERVICE Phone 3180 Denison ______________________________ BURTIS DRUG COMPANY ★ ★ ★ 408 West Main Denison, Texas ★ ★ ★ “You Can Find It Here” We wish you every success in your chosen field DENISON FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 119 S. Burnett Ave. A Good place to borrow— A Good place to save— 517 W. Main Street QUALITY COUNTS ASHBURN’S ICE CREAM ALWAYS GOOD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- :------y DENISON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES OF 1950 Congratulationsand Best Wishes The The State national Bank Citizens National Bank or Denison of Denison C 0MPLIMENTS — of — MRS. B. J. LINDSAY d b a B. J. LINDSAY S THE INSURANCE MAN Agency Established 1879 | SANDERS MOTOR COMPANY PLYMOUTH — 1)E SOTO Sales and Service Phone 628 208 W. Chestnut Denison, Texas f PILKILTON’S Gulf Service Station GARAGE. BODY. PAINT SHOP C. E. Rice, Prop. General Auto Repairing Washing - Lubrication - Polishing 24 Hour Service 420 W. Woodard Phone 700 501 N. Houston Phone 9597 Favorite Fashions for COMPLIMENTS I). H. S. — of — NEWSOM’S J. R. HANDY WOMEN'S WEAR INSURANCE AGENCY MONTGOMERY JAMES KENYON MOTOR CO. FOOD MARKET Dodge — Plymouth “Home of Good Food” Sales and Service 1109 Woodard Phone 948 t SID MAPLES HARRELSON TIRE CO. PAINT — WALLPAPER Sporting Goods GOODYEAR TIRF S “We’re Apt to Have It” 125 W. Main Phone 2258 BATTERIES Recaping — Road Service CHRIS WALTZ Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 120 N. Fannin Phone 488 Crane Plumbing Fixtures 201-208 Woodard Denison Jimmy T: (at the movies) “Is there a draft on you?” Joyce J: “No.” Jimmy: “You comfortable, can you see all right?” Joyce: “Yes.” Jimmy: “Mind changing places with me?” Tree: A solid thing that stands in one place for fifty years and suddenly jumps in front of a woman driver. ★ ★ A young boy, whose love for history wasn’t too intent, expressed his opinion on the inside cover in this manner: “Stand on this in case of flood. It’s always dry.” ★ ★ ★ Halitosis is better than no breath at all. ■ —V SIMMS CANDIES SIMMS TOBACCO AND mi:n's • v • WFAR VNC CANDY COMPANY Men and Boys Fine Clothes 119 S. Houston Phone 541 Denison - - Texas . r 11 s.!!1.. - ' NOELS THE EATWELL CAFE 309 W. Main ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “The Store With the Young THE NOOK CAFE 319 W. Main Man’s Viewpoint” ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ THE WHITE PIG 325 W. Main Phone 420 505 S. Armstrong Two elderly ladies were seated in an airplane when the pilot came by. One pointed a finger at him accusingly. “Don’t you dare fly faster than sound young man. My friend and I have a lot to talk about.” ★ ★ ★ Mr. Marshall: “The biggest angle from which to approach is the ‘try-angle.’ ” ★ ★ ★ Mr. Brous: “Who made the first nitride?’ Terry G: “I think it was Paul Revere.” Miss Pitts: “Use the word moron in a sentence.” Jackie S: “Pop said she couldn’t go out till she put moron. ★ ★ ★ Scotty: “I have a cold in the head.” Jake: “Well, at least that’s something.” ★ ★ ★ Jack: (who is leaving) “I must be off.” Billie: “Yes, I always thought you were.” r Jem GLOBE = WJ€W€L€RS STATIONERY SUPPLY CO. Books 327 W. Main Stationery Greeting Cards Party Needs Leather Goods JEWELRY OF Fountain Pens QUALITY Gifts AND L. C. Smith Corona Typewriters DISTINCTION Office Supplies Equipment W. K. (Bill) Hilliard 315 Main 1 Grandpa: “Now days I never see a girl blush. In my days it was different.” Granddaughter: “Why grandpa, whatever did you tell them?” ★ ★ ★ Zoe McCoy: “My Dad has George Wash- ington’s watch.” Dot Simms: “That’s nothing, mine has Adam’s apple.” A Quaker heard a strange noise in his house one night. He found a burglar busily at work. He hastily departed when the Quaker said, I would do thee no harm for the world and all that is in it, but thou standest where I’m about to shoot.” ★ ★ ★ Figures may not lie, but girdles certainly withhold the truth. DENISON’S WELCOME TO YOU! HOTEL DENISON AND COFFEE SHOP We Cater to Small and Large Parties For Reservations Call 1100 JUDI) T. SAMPSON, Manager DENISON, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1950 (Ebc Denison Jerald YOUR DAILY NEWSPAPER Miss Austin to Mr. Brous: “Latin may be a dead language but it doesn’t smell as bad as the chemistry lab. ★ She was only a janitor’s daughter but you should see her sweep the men off their feet. ★ ★ ★ She was only a printer’s daughter but she she was just my type. 1st man: “Now that I’ve bought my new car I don’t walk to make bank deposits.” 2nd man: “Ride?” 1st: “No, I just don’t make any.’ ★ ★ ★ Mr. Cline: “Make a list of the six greatest men in history.” Tommy H. “Should we let modesty interfere with making the list.” the yell studio Photographs of Distinction Denison, Texas 114 Burnett Phone 2079 CINDERELLA WOMEN S WEAR “Exclusive but not Expensive” 304 W. Main Phone 884 MADDEN’S NEW ULTRA MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE EVERYTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Radio Announcer: The three m i n u t e s silence on your radio was due to a technical breakdown, but was sent to you by Noiseless Typewriters. ★ ★ ★ If you’re fretting about your lot, Think how weary Noah got, Cruising five months in the Ark, Looking for a place to park. An American's advice to after dinner speakers: “If you don’t strike oil in two minutes, stop boring.” Did you know that a boy who joins the Boy Scouts remains one till about 16, then becomes a Girl Scout. ★ ★ ★ The scientist who said, ‘‘The lesser can not go into the greater,” never worked in a woman’s shoe store. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF DENISON HIGH DENISON COMMERCIAL GRAY’S CREDIT COLLEGE JEWELERS “Complete Business Training” 505 W. Main Phone 103 515i Main Phone 2703 J V