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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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A .T SE Q I I 5 I , N f, Q X J V I Q DooRs IN NINETEEN SFIFTY-FIVE ' TEHH5 SgS,wCHuuL 'Wi x ..,,. XI' I KX r l r m yf0s '3E': i ... PHE55 IHTIUII ' ' Q x , N I 'I K 2,1 4 'luqawmswx My fx r -, 13' 'I D'QORS 25. Gymnasium -N . . , muscle ond character buld g 5' 'N X .hx i MX YQXQ 4 N x 4 NX! E Xr x xi? N X X MX XX. X N Vx X . E, XY Q xx ,. IE., 1 Q N X . X 1 'x 1 x X 1 . 1 4 . N r X DENISQN SEISIIQR Main Building . . - 2 .. fm, ., K. ' . Q2 .Y,. , .. ' 4 L E A D xTQ , D Ag riculfure Bond - -Wqodshop e7 4 Hl c3 H scHooL horns closseaand offfcers . . . 'sq- ' ', w.. N 12 - , 5 'J 4 ..3.. O 'l954-l955 marks the date of .the flrst year ln, Denlson's new senlor high school building. The Yellow Jacket Staff has endeavoredsto take you through the different doorways In the buildings andtshow you classes and events which helped in the making of a profitable ondsuacessfulyear. CONTENTS ' . Mr. and Miss D. H. S. 'Student Body Presldent - SENIORS ' Class Officers Honor Students Favorites Who's Who Runners-up JUNIORS Class Officers Favorites Runners-up SOPFDMORES Class Officers Favorites Runners-up ATHLITICS Coaches ' Football Basketball Baseball Track Tennls Cheerleaders Q 'ii IK ACTIVITIES Clubs Staffs Sweethearts Snapshots SEEN THROUGH THE CAFETERIA DGCDRS A .n Z - 5 .- DEDICATION THROUGH THE IMPROVEMENTS AND MISTAKES OF OTHERS, WE MAKE OUR ADVANCEMENTS. THE PAST IS AN IMPROTANT FACTOR IN BUILDING THE FUTURE JUST AS THE ANNUALS PUBLISHED IN YEARS PAST ARE THE VERY BACKBONE OF THE ONE THAT WE PUBLISH TODAY. TO THESE BOOKS, IN WHICH' HAVE BEEN KEPT RECORDS OF THE YEARS WHICH HAVE PROVIDED INSPIRATION FOR US, WE DEDICATE THIS I955 YELLOW JACKET. -6.- AAS, ADMINISTRATION I sl L. gg.: ' J -wi MR. B. McDANIEL Denison, though a comparatively young town, has had three high schools. There are no complete records of the pupils and graduates until the class of 1887, which had five members. The class of l9l5, with 27 members was the first to graduate from the second high school - now the Junior High School. You, the class of l955, with nearly 200 members, will soon have the distinction and privilege of being the first to graduate from Denison's third high school. You have made a record of which your parents and teachers are proud, and you now know your plans for the future. The school is sending you out into the game of life with feelings second only to those of your parents - affection and best wishes. Superintendent MRS. JEAN CAMPBELL MRS. RACHEL HENDERSON Secretary Assistant Secretary 4 .155 Principal 3 i l I 5 5 1 3 MRS. MARIE TROUT Secretary PL. w MR. CHARLES B. HAMILTON Students: A life without a purpose is like a ship without a compass. It gets nowhere be- cause it lacks direction. Consider what you desire to be and to accomplish. Give sus- tained attention to the great decisions - religion, occupation, marriage, the choice of a home, avocation. You will find shortcomings which you can correct and handicaps which you must accept and try to overcome, but if you model your life after some person who has high character, integrity, and sound judg- ment, if you will let Him fill your heart, your mind, and your body with peace and power, you will then be ready to influence others to live a wholesome lite. SCHOOL BOARD MR. ISAAC BURKS MR. RAYMOND GARRISON MRS. RALPH JOHNSON MR. S. D. ROSS President Vice-president Secretory MR. R. D. SHARPE DR. M. D. BRYANT MR. W. E. WINTER MR. LEE ELDER Business Manager ..10.. FACULTY. MISS JOHNY BECK Artg English: Art Club Sponsorg Sophomore Class Sponsor. MISS ELIZABETH BLEDSOE Ameircon Historyp .lunior Class Sponsor. MISS LOIS BLOUNT Physical Educationg Girls Tennis and Basketballj Junior Y-Teen Cheerleader Sponsor. 1, f MRS. STELLA BYERS ,X ll, WJ- Algebrog Junior Class Spo'nsor. MISS MARGARET CLARKE Distributive Educationg Sophomore Class Sponsorg D. E. Sponsorg Student Store Sponsorp Film Co- ordinator. MR. O. W. CLINE World Historyg Junior Class Sponsor MRS. THELMA COLLIER Libroriang Library Club Sponsor. MR. LES CRANFILL Head Coochg Physical Educationg Athletic Director. MISS GRACE CRUMP Director of Girls Glee Club, A Cap- ella Choirg Girls Sextetteg Boys Quartefg Englishg Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR. JOE DICKSON Algebrog Geornetryg Trigonometryg Senior Class Sponsor, MRS. ALMA GADDY CosmetolOQYi Cosmetology C I u b Sponsorg Sophomore Class Sponsor. MRS. ELIZABETH GEER Homemakingg Student Council Sponsor: F.H.A. Sponsor. 952 ...Ad W fa if FACULTY... MR. HAROLD GENTRY Biologyg Senior Class Sponsor. MISS REBA HENRY Visiting Teacher MISS LOIS JENKINS Englishg Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. E. G. JOHNSON Typingp Senior Y - T e e n Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsor. MR. J. S. KIMBLE Student Counselorg Bookkeepingg Hi-Y Sponsor. MR, CHARLES KNIGHT Vocational Agricultureg F.F.A. Sponsorg Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR, BILL LOVELACE Industrial Co-operative Trainingg V.l.C, Sponsorg Sophomore Class Sponsor. MR. J. T. LYDAY Line Coachg B-Squad Basketball Coachg Track Coachg World His- toryg Texas Historyg Civics. MR. O. J. MALONE Mechanical Drawing: Senior Class Sponsor MR. GEORGE W. MANNING General Metals. MR. M. M. MARSHALL Algebrag Geometryg Tennisg Sopho- more Class Sponsor. MRS. EDWARDINE MCCOY Speechg Englishg Speech Club Spon- sorg Senior Class Sponsor. x MRS, OLGA MCDANIEL I School Nurse MRS. MARIE MILLER Shorthandp General Mathg World Historyj Sophomore Class Sponsor. REV. ERNEST POTTER Bible. FACULTY. REV. PAUL SAVELL Bible. MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE Englishg Journalismp Annuol and Newspaper Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsor. MR. LARRY THOMAS Concert, Stage, and Marching Band Director. MISS MILDRED WALKER Spalnishg Lating P,A,S.F.g J,C.l.., and Scholarship Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsor. MISS RUTH WEST Englishg Senior Class Sponsorg Sophomore Y-Teen Sponsor. MR. EDWARD C. WILDS Englishg Junior Class Sponsorg Future Teacher Sponsor. MR. GLYNON WILLIAMSON World I-Iistoryg Physical Educotiong A-Squad Basketballg B-Team Foot- ball: Baseball. MRS. FRANCES WILLIS Homemokingj F.H.A. Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsor. MR. C. G. WOOD Woodwork. MR. M. C. WOODWARD Driver Educationg Algebrag Junior Class Sponsor. Not Shown: . MR. G. P. BROUS Chemistryg Physicsg Sophomore Class Sponsor. ii KING F. H. OF THE HOUSE OF LANNOM QUEEN MARILYN OF THE HOUSE OF HALL Neewollah is the annual money making event of the Y-Teens. There are 22 boys and 22 girls nominated by homerooms and voted on by penny ballots. After the coronation on Halloween night, there is entertain- ment for the royal court. .-14... Princess Ellen of the House of Sloan Prince Dick of the House of Wright Princess Shirley of the House of Burns Prince Gerry of the House of Preston Princess Ann of the House of Lover Prince Franklin of the House of Lewis Princess Suzanne of the House of Jaques Prince David of the House of Heath Princess Lois of the House of Means Prince Perry of the House of Ingram Duchess Suzanne of the House of Crane Duke Artie of the House of Palk Duchess Shirley of the House of Holland Duke Kenneth ot the House of Parmley Duchess Janice ot the House of Rawlings Duke Woody of the House of Hatfield Duchess Jeanie of the House of Parker Duke Charles of the l-louse of Crowson Duchess Jerrie Lou of the House of Davis Duke Butch of the House ot Goodman Duchess Shirlee of the House of Jackson Duke Pete of the House of Hagans Countess Kay of the House of Runnels Count Owen of the House of Akers . Countess Jackie of the House of Shoemake Count Kenneth of the House of Hornbeck Countess Carolyn of the House of Cline Count Richard of the House of White Countess Bobbie of the House of Langford Count Jerry of the House of Orr Lady Wynon of the House of Miller Lord Joe Lee of the House of Strickland Lady Mary Ellen of the House ot McFarling Lord Bill ot the House of Winfree Lady Nancy of the House of Sampson Lord J. D. of the House of McDonald Lady Norma of the House of Byrd Lord David of the House of Russey Lady Bettye of the House of Marshall Lord Robert of the House of Steakley Lady Alberta of the House of Badgett Lord Eddie of the House of Johnson Court Jester: Harlan Mills Pagees: Erna Brown Diane Wilcox 2 Q :Q 3 2 5 Q S 5, Ei 5 E 55 EE E 'S , 3 Z 5 3 2 f CLASSES.H -15-.- 5 M SS D.H.S Oni lo Essoury MR. D.H.S Pete Hoge: ns P ll enjoys presiding. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Pete Hougcns ..'l8... Don't these Senior Class Officers look sweet posing for the Yellow Jacket photographer! Left to right: Buddy, Glenn, Betty, Ellen. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Buddy Crowson - - President Glenn Price - - Vice-president Ellen Sloan - - - Secretary Bettye Marshall V - Treasurer 1lQ..... BARNHILL, BEVERLY Basketball '52-55, Y-Teens '54-55, Speech '55, F.H.A, '52, Jacketeers '52-53. BATES, IVA JEAN F.H.A. '52-55. BEALL, WANDA F.H.A. '52, '55, BECKELMAN, CHARLES Football '53, Photography '53 lMcCarney, Texli Glee Club '54 fHahriville, Louisianal, J.C,L. '52 '55. BISHOP, JOHN FOOtball '52-55, Basketball '52-54, Track '52, '53, '55, Speech '52-55, Hi-Y '53-55, P.A.S.F. '53-55. BOLDEN, GLORIA F.H.A. '52-53, V.l.C. BONHAM, JAMES Football '53-54, D.E. '55 BROWN, ERNA Y-Teens '52-55, Scholarship '53, Chorus '54, D.E. '55, F.H.A. '52, Neewollah Herald '55. BROWN, NANCY Y-Teens '52-55 lPrograrn Chairman '53l, Chorus '53-54 QSecretary '54j, A Capella Choir '55, Sextette '55, Buzz Staff '53, Future Teach- ers '53-54, Band '52-54, F.H.A.'52 '54, '55. AKERS, OWEN Hi-Y '53-55, Student Council '54, Speech '54 Neewollah '55, Spanish '52-53, Tennis '53, Football '52. ALLEN, KENNETH F.F.A. '52-53, Vl.C, '54-55. ARNOLD, JERRY F,F,A. '5I-52, V.l.C. '55, General Metals '51, ATNIP, MELBA JEAN V,l.C, '55, F.H.A, '54, '52. ATNIP, ROY Band '52-53, General Metals '54. BADGETT, ALBERTA Band '52-55 CSweetheart '54, All-State '54, President '55, Band Council '53-551, Newollah '55, Future Teachers '54-55 fTreasurer '55J, Y-Teens '52-55, Speech '55, F.H.A. '52. SENIORS BROWN, PEGGY Y-Teens '52-55, F.l-l.A, '52-55, Band '54, Girls Glee Club '55. BRYANT, STEVE Football '52-55, lA Team '55, Track '54, Basketball '52, Student Council '54. BRUCE, RONNY F.F.A. '52, General Metals '53-54, D.E. '55. BUFORD, MYRA ANN F.H.A. '52-55, Band '54, Y-Teens '54-55, Scholarship '54-55, Bowling '54, Neewollah '54. BULLOCK FRANKIE BULLOCK, LARRY CLASS OF '55 BURKS, LA RETTA Band '52-53, V.l.C. '54 55. BURNS, CLAY General Metals BURNS, RAY General Metals BYRD, NORMA Band '53-55 fMajorette '53-54, Co-drum Major '55j Speech '55, Y-Teens '55, Chorus '54, Girls Glee Club '55, Neewollah '55, Student Council '52. CARTER, VIRGINIA F.H.A, '52-55, V.l.C. '55, CHRISTMAN, MARTHA F,H.A. '52-55, V.l.C. '54-55. CLARKE, CLAUDETTE Annual Staff '55 fAdvertising Managerj, F.F.A. Sweetheart '52, Student Council '52-55, Y- Teens '52-55, Scholarship '53-55, F.l-l.A. '52, '54, Jacketeers. CLEMENT, LOWAINE Y-Teens '53-55, Buzz Staff '54, Chorus '54-55, A Capella Choir '55, Jacketeers '53, Art '55, F.H.A. '52, '54, '55, coma, GLENDA ' Y-Teens '53-55 1Y.W.C.A. Conference '54J, Scholarship '53-55, Buzz Staff '55 fRadio Managerl, J.C,L, '54-55, Band '52-54, F.H.A. '52-53. DARR, PEGGY Y-Teens '52-55, F.H.A. '54-55, Jacketeers '53, V.I.C. '55. DAUGHERTY, LOU Y-Teens '53-55, Chorus '53-54, F.H.A. '52, '54, '55, Scholarship '53-55. DAVIS, DAVID Band '53-54, Hi-Y '53-55, Future Teachers '54, F.F.A. '54-55 fReporter '54J, Projector Operator '52-55 CMonager '53-551, Tennis '52. DAVIS, GENE Football '52-55, Basketball '52, Scholarship '53, DEAN, BILLY Football '52-55, Basketball '52, Golf '52-55, F.H.A. fPresident '55l. DICKERSON, BOBBYE D.E, '54, Jacketeers '52, DUNAWAY, ARTHUR Football '52, Track '52, Baseball '53, D.E. '54-55. DUNCAN, DUWAYNE Football '52-55, Basketball '53, '55, Track '54- 55, Baseball '53, '55, DUNN, PAT Y-Teens '52-55, F.H.A. '52-55 QR e p o r t e r '55J, Band '52-54 fSecretary '54,, Scholarship '53, Office Assistant '55, Library Assistant '53, Chorus '55 fAccompanist for Girls Glee Club, Sextette, and Boys Quartetj. COVINGTON, SUE F.H.A. '52-55 fPresident '54D, Basketball '52- 54, Y-Teens '55, V.I.C. '55. COX, ELIZABETH Student Council '52, Science Club '52-53, 4-H Club '52, National Honor Society '54, News- paper Club '54, Assistant Editor ot BulIdog' '54, Tri Hi-Y '54 fLithonia Hi, Georgial, Fea- ture Editor of Buzz '55, F.H,A. '55. 1 CROUSE, PAUL D.E, '55, P.A.S.F. '53-54, Football Manager '52, CROWSON, BUDDY Class President '52, '53, '55, Who's Who '55, Class Favorite '53, Hi-Y '53-55 fSergeant-at- Arms '54, Secretary-Treasurer '55J, Football '52-54, Track '52-54, Basketball '52, Scholar- ship '53-55, V.I.C. '55 fVice-Presidentl. CURTIS, CHARLES DALTON, DAVID Band '52-53. SENIORS 'ish rin. wr tm , we-Q af' WIN ESPINOSA, CLAUDETTE Bosketballg Maioretteg Girls Glee Club '52-54 lWalnut, Kansaslg Y-Teens '55. ESPINOSA, MARY LOU Student Council '53-55g Sophmore Fovoritep Junior Favoriteg P.A,S.F. '52-53 CPresident '53, Treasurer '52Jg Sophomore Class Treasurerj Y- Teens '55g Girls Glee Club '555 Speech '55j F.i-l.A. '52. ESSARY, ONlLLA Miss D.H,S. '55g Y-Teens '52-55 fGeneral President '55Jg Who's Who '55g Student Council '52, '55 CSecretary '55Jg Freshman Favorite Runner-upp P.A.S.F. '52-55 fSecretc1ry-Treos.J5 Speech '55g Jacketeer President '52-535 Tennis '53, FAECKE, DAVID I-li-Y '53-555 Scholarship Club '53-55. PIKE, MYRA F.H.A, '53g Y-Teens '53-55g V.l.C. '55g Office Assistant '54-55, FINKE, FRED , FFA '5l-53g Football '52-54 QA-Team '54Jj I.C.T. '54-55g Track '52-53. FISH, WILLIAM CLAUDE General Metals '54-55. FISH, LAURA JANE P.A.S.F. '50-54g F.H'.A. '52-55. FOSTER, MARTHA Chorus '54 fArdmore, Oklohomalg Jacketeers '53g Art Club '55. FRANK, CHARLEY HiY '53-55, Tennis '53-54, Football '52,54 Basketball '52, FULTON, Pl-lYl.l.lS Y-Tcen' Q2-55, F.H,A, '52-55, .lacketeers '53 Otticc Ass gtant '55. GOUCHEPJC U i, MARIGENE YvTecns 'L g F.H,A, '52, Speech '55, P.A S.F '54-55. GOYNE, CARL BLACHE iff' gm ws DE. '54-55 Whotcgrapher '55l. ,nv GRAVES, BILL 'f Football '52-55 QA-Team 2 yearslg Speech '54 55, Hi-Y '54-55, Basketball '52e53. CRIDER, HELEN DE. '55, SENIORS G-ROOMS, WANDA F.H.A. '52-545 V.l.C. '55 HAGANS, PAUL tPETEl Mr. D.l-l.S. p Student Body President '55, Stu- dent Council President '55, Who's Who '55, Hi-Y '52-55, J.C,I.. '52-53 tPresident '53, Scholarship '53-55 fVice-president '55l. HALL, DlCK Band '52-55 fBand Council '53-55, Stage Bond '54-5555 Hi-Y '54, Baseball '54, Projector Oper- ator fManogerJ '54-55, HALL, MARILYN Y-Teens '52-55, Scholarship '53-55, P.A,S.F. '52-55, F.H.A. '53, Jacketeers '52-53 QVicef President '52Jg Neewollah '54f55 fQueen '55Jg Runner-up for Football Queen, Tennis '52-535 Yannigan Cheerleader. HARRIS, ANN Chorus '52-54, Y-Teens '53-55, F,H.A. '52-53, DE, '54-55, Jacketeers '52-53. HARWELL, TOMMY Baseball '52, Projector Operator '54-55, HATFIELD, WOODY Who's Who '55, Basketball '52-55 tBasketbaIl King '55lg Hi-Y '53-555 Neewollah '55, F.F.A. '53 tVice-presidentl. HATRIDGE, DOROTHY Y-Teens '53-55, F.H.A. '52, '55, Jacketeers '53g Neewollah Herald '54. HEIRONlMUS, NANCY F.H.A. '52-54, l.C.T. '55, -24- HENDERSON, BOBBY JACK Football '52-55 fA-Teambg Speech '53. HENSON, LEOLA F.H.A. '51-54, V.l.C. '55. HODGE, CAROL Y-Teens '5l-55, V.l,C. '53-55 fPresidentJ' F.H.A. '5l-52. i HOLLAND, CARQOLYN JANE Speech '55, F.H.A. '53-55. HORNBECK, KENNETH Cheerleader '55, Football '52-53, Tennis '54' Baseball '52. 1 HUCKABY, MARILYN Y-Teens '52-55, Scholarship '52-54, P.A.S.F. '53-55, Speech '55, F,H.A, '52-55. CLASS OF '55 Km ,wwe in INGRAM, PERRY Hi-Y '53-55 fPresident '55jg Jr. Class President, Vice-president N.T.S,F,g Mr, D.H.S. Nominee, Annual Staff fBusiness Manager '55Jg Future Teachers lPresident '55J Student Council '52- 55g Who's Who '55, Buzz Staff '54 fSpOrtS Editorj. ISAACS, WILDA JEAN A Y-Teens '52-55, F,H.A. '52-55, Chorus '53- '55g Jacketeers '52-53, Scholarship '53, JANSEN, BETTYLU SINOR Y-Teens '52-54, F.H.A. '52-54 fParliamen- tarianjg Scholarship '53, Speech '55, JOHNSON, MARY LU Y-Teens '52-55, Speech '55, Chorus '54- 55, Bowling League '55, F.H.A. '52, Basketball '52-53. JOHNSON, SAM C, Hi-Y '53-55 fNorth East District President '54- '55, Youth and Government '53-541 F.H.A. '52- 55 fpresident '53Jg Student Council '55 fTreaS- urerl. JONES, MARTHA ANN Band '53-55 fMajorette '55Jg Y-Teens '53- 55, F.H.A. '53, '55, Bowling League '54-55. JONES, PATRICIA QPATJ J.C.L. '52, F.H.A. '52-53, DE. '54, V.l.C. '54- 55. KELLOW, BETTY F.H.A. fVice President '54Jg Scholarship, Y- Teens. KENNON, FAY F.H.A. '52-55, Chorus '53-54. LOGUE, ANNIE Y-Teens '55, VIC. '55, F.l-l,A, '52-54, Basket- ball '53-54. LOUGHMILLER, JIM Speech, V.l.C. '54-55, Baseball '52, D.E. '53-54 LOUIS, JOE General Metals '53-54, V.l.C. '54-55, lTreasur- er '55J. MABARY, DONALD F.F.A. '5l-53, General Metals '52-53. MADDOX, JOHN MALONE, BILL J.C.L. '52-53, Scholarship '53-55, Hi-Y '53- 55, B-Team Football '54, B-Team Basketball '53, Track '54-55, A-Team Manager '52, MARSH, COY Junior Class Vice-president, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Freshman Class Reporter, Freshman Halloween King fClarita, Oklahomal, Buzz Staff fSports Editorj, Speech. MARSHALL, BETTYE Cheerleader '55, Who's Who '55, Class Trea- surer '52, '55, Class Favorite Runner Up '53- 54, Basketball '55, Miss ,'D.H.S. Nominee, Student Council '52-55, Y-Teens '52-55 CGen- eral Vice-president '55J, F.T.A. '54-55. MARTIN, BETTY Scholarship '54-55. KRETSINGER, LOU ANN , F.H.A. '52, '54, '55, V.l.C. '52-55, Chorus '52-54. LANE, FRED Football '52-55 QA-Team, '55, Chorus '55, Speech '53, Basketball '52, LANGFORD, BOBBIE Y-Teens '53-55 lGeneral Social Chairman '55J, F.H.A. '52-53, Jacketeers '52, lCheerleader '53- '54, Football Queen '54, Class Beauty, Soph., Junior '53-54, F.H.A. '54, Chorus '53-54, Dra- matics Club '53-'54, Monogram Club '54, Char- lotte, NC., Fcctball Queen Runner-up '55, Nee- wollah Court '55, Speech '55, Cheerleader '55, Who's Who '55, LANNOM, F. H. Football '52, Neewollah King '55, D.E. '53-55. LEWIS, FRANKLIN Football '52-54 QA-Team '53-545, Baseball '54, Track '52-54, F.H.A. '55, Neewollah '55. LINDSTEADT, L. A. DE. '54, V.l,C. '54-55, B-Team Football Manager '53, SENIORS MARTIN, ELLEN Y-Teens '52-55 fGenerol Program Chairman '55 Treasurer '54l, Scholarship '52-54, Tennis '52- 55, F.T.A, '54, Neewollah '53, Art '54-55, Speech '55, Chorus '52-54, P.A.S.F. '52-55. MARTIN, MARY ANN F.H.A. '52-54, V.l.C. '54-55, Cosmetology Sweetheart '55. MCCAMANT, MARY F.H.A. '52, V.l.C. '54-55, Art '54. MEADOR, JERRY V.l.C. '55. MEANS, MARGARET F.H.A. '52-54, Scholarship '54-55, D. E. '55. MERRELL, BOBBY Tennis, '52-55 I3 Year Lettermanl, Hi-Y '55, Speech '54, CLASS OF '55 MILLER, PHILIP Scholarship '53-55, Tennis '52-55 I2 Year Lettermanjg P.A.S.F, '54, MILLER, RICHARD F.F.A. '5l-52, General Metals '53-54. MILLER TOMMY General Metals '53-54, V.l.C. '55. MILLER, WYNON Band '53-55 fMaiorette '54, Head Twirler '55J Neewollah '55, Bowling Club '55. MILLIKEN, EARL Scholarship '54. MINOR, JIMMY V.l.C, '54-55. MONTGOMERY, CHARLES E. Annual Staff '54-55 fArt Editor '55D, Art Club '54, Scholarship '53-55, Office Assistant '52-53. MONTGOMERY, ROBIN B. F.H.A. '52-53, '55, General Metals '54-55 fReporte-rl. MOON, NANCY F.H.A. '52, '54, '55, Scholarship '53, Y-Teens '53-55. I Y-Teens IGroup President '53, Program Chair- man '54, Publicity Chairman '55l, J.C.L. '53, NICHOLS, COE Y-Teens '52-55, Scholarship '53-55, F,H.A. '52, Speech '54, NlX, JEANNA SUE F.H.A. '52, '55, D.E. '54-55. OVERTURF, WALTER V.l.C. '54-55. PARMELY, KENNETH Football '53-55, Basketball '52, J.C.L. '52-53, Office Assistant '54-55, Neewollah '55. PERKINS, NORMAN V.l.C. '54, PHILLIPS, TOMMYE Y-Teens '52, P.A.S.F. '53-54, D.E. '55, Scholar- ship '53-55, F.H.A, '52, PIERSON, DEAN F,H'.A, '52, Library Assistant '53-55, Library Club '55, Girls Glee Club '55. PITTMAN, RONI Basketball '52-53 fPlano, Texasb, Girls Glee Club '55, Y-Teens '55, Speech '55. POULTER, ETHELYNN s Basketball Queen '54, D,E. Sweetheart '55, Nee- wollah '54, Student Council fTreasurer '54J, Y-Teens '53-55, D.E. '55 F.H.A, '52-53, Basket- ball '53-54. V-.1 .4,. li - . Mooms, RALPH Baseball MORELAND, LEON Football '54-55, Art '55. MULKEY, CLARK Tennis '52-53, Hi-Y '53, J.C.L. '52-55, Scholarship '52-54, Speech '52. NEIGHBORS, GLEN D.E. '54-55 fHistorianJ. NELSON, GRACE Y-Teens '53-55 lSccretary '55J, Chorus '52 '54, '55, J.C,L. '53-54, F.H.A. '55, Speech '52, Basketball '52-53. NEWCOMB, LYNDA LEE Band '52-53, V.l.C. '53-54. SENIORS .w Gm 90?-2 AAL... PRESLEY, BILLY WAYNE - Band '52-55, P.A.S.F, '53-54. PRESTON, CHARLOTTE Band '52-54, Y-Teens '52, P.A.S.F. '53-54, D.E. '54, Scholarship '53-55, F.H,A. '52-55. PRICE, GLENN Who's Who '55, Vice-President Senior Cless, Speech '55, Newollah '52-55, Football '52-54, Student Council '52, Hi-Y '55, Track '52-53. RAMSEY, BEVERLY F.H.A, '52-54, Scholarship Club '54-55, V.l.C, 55. RAWLINGS, JANICE Favorite, Runner-up '53, Football Queen Runner- up '54, Y-Teens '52-55 1Secretary '53J, Nee- wollah '54-55, D,E. '55. RlDlNGER, JERRY F.E.A. '52-53, DE. '54-55. CLASS GF '55 ig' W' ig if! Q Q51 Joi E ,K g RUBARTS, GLENDA Pep Club, Drummer, Class Secretary '52-53, F.H.A. '52-53 fWhitewright, Texasl, D.E. '54- 55 fVice-president '55l. 4 SAVAGE, JOHNNY Art '52-55 fPresident '55, Vice-president '54J, Speech '55, Future Teachers '55, Football '52- 53, Basketball Manager '52, Track Manager '52. SCALLY, WAYNE Ba nd '5 l -53. SCOTT, MARY EVELYN Y-Teens '52-55, Scholarship '53-55, Chorus '54- 55, Speech '55, F.l-l.A. '52-55, Student Council Alternate '55, Neewollah '54. SHAFFER, ANNA JEAN Y-Teens '53-55, Art '54-55, Scholarship '54, Speech '55, Tennis '54-55, Bowling League '54- '55, F.H.A. '52-55. SHELBY, MARY LOU Y-Teens '52-55, F.l-l,A. '52-55, Jacketeers '52- '53, Chorus '55. SHEPHERD, GARY Football '53-55. Sl-llRES, DON Band '52-53, F.F.A. '54-55 QSentinelJ. Sl'llRES, NEAL ' Scholarship '53-54, l-li-Y '53-55, P.A.S.F. '53 55, Football '52. ' SLOAN, HELEN Y-Teens '52-55 ITreasurer '55l, Scholarship '53-55, VIC. '55 ISweetheart, Secretaryl, Girls Glee Club '55, F,I'I.A. '52-53, Neewollah Hearld '54, Jacketeers '53. SMITH, ANNE F.H.A. '52-55. SMITH, BARBARA Band '52-55, F.H.A. '52, Y-Teens '52-55, Ter- rell Band, Terrell Cheerleader, Athletic Club ISecretaryJ, ITerreIl, Texasl. SMITH, JACKIE Student Council '54, Scholarship '54A55g J.C.L. '53-54, Y-Teens '52-55, Safety Council '55, Speech Club '54-55, Jacketeers '53, Tennis '54, F.H'.A. '52, SMITH, JERRY Basketball '52-53, SMITH, TOM Band '53-55, Hi-Y '54, Scholarship '54, SMITH, TOMMY VIC. '55 SNEED, DICK Hi-Y '53-55 IChapIain '55lg Annual Staff '54- 55 fphotographerlg Speech '55 IPresidentl, Buzz Staff '55 IPhotographerl. SPELCE, THURMAN P.A.S.F. '52-55. SI-IUEMAKE, JACKIE Cheerleader '55, Who's Who '55, Miss D.H.S. Nominee, Class Secretary '52, Student Council '52-55, Y-Teens '52-55 ITreasurer '52, General Social Chairman '54lg Speech '52, Jacketeers '52-53 ISecretary, Treasurer '53l, Scholarship '53-55, Basketball Queen Runner-up '53. SHORT, RICHARD VIC. '54-55, SIMPSON, KENNETH FFA. '54-55 IPresident '54l. SINOR, MAE Girls Glee Club '55, Y-Teens '55, F.H.A. '52- '53, Speech '55, SKINNER, WILLIAM D.E, '54-55, SLOAN, ELLEN Y-Teens '52-55 Iibrciident '55, Publicity Chair- man '54l, Class Secrctary '54-55, Senior Favo- rite, Who's Who '55, Neewollah '54-55, Chorus '53-54 IPresident '54D, A Capella Choir '55 Ipresident, Sextettelj J.C.L. '54-55, Scholarship '52-55, F.I-IA, '52, SENIORS e SPRADLIN, BETTY D.E. '54-55 tSweetheart '54, Treasurer '55l, Girls Glee Clu5 '55, Chorus '53, E.H.A. '53, Scholarzhip '53-55. STALEY, NORA F.H.A. '52-55. STAPP, RICHARD Baseball '54, Football '53, Art '55, Chorus Librarian '55, Prciectsr Operator '55, General Metals '53, STEAKLEY, ROBERT Neewollah '55, Scholarship '53, '55, Speech '52, '55, J,C.L. '53, '55, Hi-Y '53, Art '52. STEEN, LINDA LEE Y-Teens '54-55, E.H.A. '52-55, STEPHENS, BOBBY JAMES CLASS OF '55 STEWART, CHARLES ADAMS Hi-Y '53-55, Speech '54, J.C.L. '52-55. STOGSDILL, VAN Football '52-53, Basketball '52, STRICKLAND, JOE LEE Basketball '52-55, Cheerleader '54-55, Neewol- lah '55, Scholarship '53-55, P. A. S. F. '53- 55, Speech '55, SULLIVAN, PEGGY SUE V.l,C. '55. SNNEENY, FRANK FEA, '52-54, Art '55. THIELE, BEVERLY Annual Staff '54-55 fEditOr '55lg WhO's Who '55, Y-Teens '52-55 fVice-president '52, '55lg Scholarship '53-55 fPresident '55lg F.H.A. '52-53 fVice-president '53l, Student Council Alternate '55, THOMAS, OPAL F.H,A. '52-55, VANDERGRIFF, RALPH VAN KIRK, PAT Y-Teens '52-55 fTreasurer '54lg Buzz Staff '54, Chorus '53, Girls Glee Club '55 CSecretary- treasurerlg E,H.A. '52, '55, Jocketeers '52. Wk VVEDA, TONY Band '52-53, Genral Metals '54-55. WELLS, WANDA Chorus '53-54, A Capella Choir '55 fSextette '55, Vice Presidentl, Y-Teens '52-55 tTreasurer '53l, Band '52e54 lHead Drummer '54l, Scho- larship '55, Future Teachers '54-55 tSecretary '54, D.E. '54, F.H.A. '52-55 tReporter '55l. WHITE, PHILIP WHITE, RICHARD Football '52-54, Chorus '54-55, Student Council '55, Track '52-53, Neewollah '55, Speech '54- '55, WHITFIELD, FORREST D.E. '54-55. WILCOX, DIANE Y-Teens '52-55, Neewollah '52-55, P.A.S.F., Tennis '52, Scholarship '53, WILLIAMS, PAULINE Jacketeers '52-53, Y-Teens '52-55, Chorus '53, Football Queen '55, Speech '55, F.H.A. '55, ILLIAMS, REA F.H.A. Queen '53, Basketball '54-55, Scholar- ship '52-55, Jacketeers '53, Y-Teens '52-55, Bowling Team '54, Neewollah '52 tTrain Bearerb. WILSON, JOE Baseball '53-55, Band '52, General Metals '54. if XJ ...32,-- VINCENT, RONALD Scholarship, '54-55, Student Council '52-53, Hi- Y '53, Football '52. WALDROP, JAMES F.F.A. '52-53. WALTON, BETTY Y4Teens '52-55, Band '52-55, P.A.S.F. '52- '53, F,H,A. '52. , WATERS. PEGGY Buzz Staff tAssistant Editor '55l, Y-Teens '52- '55 ISecretary '54J, Girls Glee Club '55 fPresi- dentj, Scholarship '54-55, Neewollah '54, Cho- rus '54, Jacketeers '52-53, F.H.A. '52. VVATSON, MARY F.H.A, tRunner Up for Queen '53l, Jacketeers '53, Y-Teens '52-55, Buzz '54 tColumnistl, Speech '54, A Capella Choir '55, Neewollah '52 tTrain Bearerl. WEAVER, LEO FFA. '52, '54-55 tHistorlan '54, Treasurer '55J. SENIORS I 2 5 E I r WILSON, MARILYN JUNE Y-Teens '52-55, Neewollah '52-55 fQueen '53I J. C. L. '52-53, F.H.A. '52-53, Speech '55, Jacketeers '52, Chorus '53-55. WINEINGER, DARRELL I-li-Y '53-54, Football '52, Projector Operator. WINFREE, BILL Football '52-55, Hi-Y '53-55, Track '52- '54, J.C.L, '53-55 fPresident '53-55, Neewollah '54-55. WINGO, ROGER Speech '55, P.A.S.F. '52, Safety Committee '55, General Metals '52. WOOLSEY, BARBARA Y-Teens '55g F.H.A. '52-55 1Treasurer '54j, Future Teachers '55, Band '52-535 Office Assist- ant '55, CLASS OF '55 WORTHINGTON, DAVID Football '54-55. WORTHINGTON, ELNETA F.H.A. '52-55. WRIGHT, DICK Football '52-55, Hi-Y '53-55, Neewollah '52 '54-555 Track '52-54, Favorite Runner-up '52 '54, Speech '54-55, Chorus '53. WRIGHT, MARY M. V.l.C. '54-55, F.H.A. '52-55. YOUNG, BILLY .JOE Football '54, Band '52-53. SENIOR FAVORITE Ellen Slocm SENIOR FAVORITE Pete Hugo ns FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP GLENN WYNON MILLER Valedictorion HONOR STUDENTS BEVERLY THIELE Salutotorion SAM JOHNSON Leadership and then some! President of district I-li-YQ active in F.F.A,g likes the outdoors and raising cattle. ELLEN SLOAN Sunny disposition! President of a Capella choirg active in clubsg musically inclinedg cute and a real favorite. Wl-l0'S BEVERLY Tl-HELE Versatility in the artistic way! Editor ot Yellow Jacketg modestj agreeableg charm- ing personalityg a worker on any assign- ment. PETE HAGANS Friendships galoref President ot student body and councilg triendlyg a swell per- sonalityg true representative of D.l-LS, WOODY HATFIELD Energy and pep! Plays a swell game of basketballg active in Hi-Yg likeable and triendlyg cheerful. JACKIE SHOEMAKE Not her size, but her power that counts! Jacket cheerleaderg secretary of student councilj bubbling over with enthusiasm. BUDDY CROWSON Cc-operation anywhere, anytime! Presi- dent of Senior Classg officer in Hi-Yg fine sense of humor, a good leader. BOBBHE LANGFORD Pcise and refinementl Jacket cheerleader. active in Y-Teens and speechg plenty of pep when cheerleadingg pretty and nice. ,ii ., l ' i ....,. r . ---- , 4,7 : : X , . ,,,,, .:.,gf:,:5:,.1,.,, , .. V . -,,, . , HL:-: .- MA WHO GLENN PRICE Worry is not a part of him! Vice presi- dent ot Senior Classg active in speech and Hi-Yg a pleasant fellow to be around, ONILLA ESSARY Originality plus! General president of Y- Teensg active in student council and all clubsp plenty of original ideas and fun, BETTYE MARSHALL A smile for everyone! Jacket cheerleaderg general vice president of Y-Teensg o sweet girl and a true friend. PERRY INGRAM Dependabilityl Business manager ot the Yellow Jacketg president of l-li-Yg active in student cauncilg a good worker, .. 39 L. Just look at these smiling faces of the Junior Class Officers. Left to right: Eddy, Shirley, Judi, Carl Eddie. J UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Eddy Nicholson - - President Carl Eddie Wilburn - V Vice-president Shirley Holland - - - Secretory Judi Thomas - - Treasurer -40- ' Mg. Row 1 - across Row 2 - across ADAMS, PAT BAKER, SHIRLEY JEAN ADAY, DAVID LEROY BARNES, HELEN ALLEN, MARY BEAM, JOHNNY ALLEN, NATHAN ALLEN, STARLEY ATNIP, DAVID BELL, IVA MAE BERNETHY, BEVERLY BLANKENSHIP, JAMES BAECHT, TONY BOWLING, JERRY Row 3 - across Row 4 - across BRINKLEY, ALBERT CAIN, BOBBIE BROOKS, MARTHA LOUISE CAMPBELL, CHARLES BROWN, ARNELL CARR, DAVID BROWN, BILL I CARR, JOEL BROWN ,GLENN CARROLL, JANE BRUNO, MARY ELIZABETH CHERRY, BARBARA, BURK, JEANETTE CHUMBLEY, HOWARD -ev! ,...- 4 ... 1, ..-41... ' JUNIORS Row 1 - across Row 2 - across CLAPP, LARRY COKER, J. C. CLARK, DONALD CONN, JIM CLARK, ROY COOK, DON RAY CLIFT, MARY JANE CORBETTE, JERRY CLOUNTZ, GEORGE CRANE, SLJZANNE CLOVER, MARY SUE CRAWFORD, NANCY COBBLE, NORMA CUMMINS, DON Row 3 - across Row 4 - across CURTIS, BARBARA DOZIER, DE LYNN DAVIDSON, ANN EDWARDS, RONNIE DAVIS, JERRIE LOU ELDREDG E, JIMMY ' DOBBS, ROBERTA ELMORE, JIMMY DONAHOE, BARBARA ELMORE, REX ' DOPHIED, BILLY FARLEY, JOYCE ANN DOTSON, BENNIE FAWCETT, BARBARA -42- Row 'I - across Row 2 - across FLOWERS, DELORES GOODWIN, LONNIE FORD, BILLY RAY GORDON, PAUL FORD, BOBBIE GRAY, DONA FOSTER, Bos TRGUESE, BOB FRANCIS, JIMMY HAGOOD, LOUIS FULTON, TOMMY HANSEN, DONNIE GARRETT, ONETTA HARRIS, DOUG Row 3 - across Row 4 - across HARRIS, PAUL HOOVER, JOHN HENSEN, JOHN HUGHES, JACKIE HERD, MARGARET INGRAM, TERRY HESS, JOHN JACKSON, DUANE HILL, NANCI JACKSON, SHIRLEE HOEDEBECK, PHILIP JAQUES, SUZANNE HOLLAND, SHIRLEY JENNINGS, BILL ii' JUNIORS Wi sf WV' J I JUNIORS Row 1 - across Row 2 - across JOHNSON, EDDIE KOINER, FRANKIE JOHNSON, MARY BETH KOINER, JAMES JOHNSON, NORMA JO KRIEBEL, EUGENE KENNEDY, KATHRYN LARKINS, SHERMAN KINNAMON, BOBBIE LARKINS, THURMAN KING, CAROL LEE, BETTY KINNAMON, JOYCE LILLY, CHARLIE Row 3 - across Row 4 - across LUMMUS, ANN MARTIN, REBA LYNCH, SHIRLEY MARTIN, RICHARD MALONE, TOMMY MCELYEA, JANET MARCUM, DONALD MCELYEA, JANICE MARINO, VIRGINIA McKINSEY, ARDEBELLE MARSHALL, JOE DON MCMENAMY, OUIDA MARTIN, BETTY McMORRIS, WANDA ..44.. 'M Row 1 - across Row 2 - across MILLER, CARL NEINAST, BILLY MILLS, HARLAN NELSON, BETTY FAYE MOLLENHOUR, C. C, NELSON, TOMMY MORELAND, TERRY NICHOLSON, EDDY MORRIS, ELSIE ODENEAL, RAYE MORRISON, ARTHUR ODLE, BILLY MORRISON, RAY ORR, JERRY Row 3 - across Row 4 - across OWENBY, FREIDA PERKINS, LUCILLE PALK, ARTIE PESCAIA, LINN PARKER, JEANIE PIKE, ROBERT PATTI, MARY FRANCES PIPKIN, JULIA PATTON, DAVID PO'ITS, DAVID PEARSON, FRANCILE PRESTON, GERRY PEARSON, J. C. RAINS, JOHN J U N IORS I I I I I ' -45- I W-:..n-f., :Low FBI if -sf-gg. - , . -im 1-wg' ir . 5 ,U,,.r3qr, Q gf: filth.. dpkg ,NHS M in 2:f sv, iii ff m AT JM ,W is CA .SN- JUNIORS Row 1 - across .Q Row Q - across vi' A RAMSEY, FOSTER RIPPY, sky GENE RAMSEY, HAROLD RlTCH'EY,7MILTON REED, TAY ROBERTS, LEONARD we-A REEVES, H. P. ROSS, DRUNELL RENFRO, NELDA ROSS, WANDA RICHARD, BOB ROTH, PEGGY RIDINGER, RALPH RUNNELS, KAY Row 3 - across Row 4 - across RUTLEDGE, MARY SHELTON, VIRGINIA SAMMON, JOSEPH SHORT, MELBA SAMMON, PARTICIA SHORT, WANDA SANDERS, LEAH RAE SMITH, BETTY SCHIFLETT, LARRY SMITH, MARY ANNE SCHNITKER, SHRILEY SMITH, MARY SCOFIELD, CAROL STEWART, VONNA Y-:QU , W' Row 1 - across Row 2 -1 across Row 3 -- across SULLINGER, ANITA TERRY, KIB VAUGHAN, GLYNNIA SUTHERLAND, MARY JANE THOMAS, JOYCE WALDRON, SHEILA TALLEY, NORMAN THOMAS, JUDI WALLACE, HERMAN TAUL, OLAN TIGNOR, DARLEEN WALLACE, MARILYN TAYLOR, HOWARD TONER, PAT WALTON, KENNETH TEMPLEMEYER, MIKE TRAWEEK, HUGH WEGER, BILLY TERRELL, BILLY TUCKER, E. W. WEST, JAMES Row 4 - across Row 5 - across A WHALEY, PEGGY WINEINGER, DAVID WHITE, MARVIN WORTHINGTON, HOWARD WHITLEY, DON WRIGHT, BILLY WILBURN, CARL WRIGHT, DAVID WILLIAMS, BOBBY WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON, JOYCE JUNIORS 5 W' A 'TT .45 J, YQ as J W SW 53:32 ' A fzof' - , 'V ff ...47.. r hr- ' Aff JUNIOR FAVORITE Kczy Runnels JUNIOR FAVORITE Eddy Nicholson CARL EDDIE WILBURN FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP JUDI T The newccmers to D.H,S. did all right when they elected these officers. Left to right: Gary, James, Lois, Jerry. SGPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - - - - James Hunt Vice-president - - - Jerry Medearis Secretary - - - Lois Means 'Treasurer - - - Gary Pifcock ..51... Q . FEES .Ex I I I J ,,,,,,,,, ,, . I I of I I 1 ,----l--':- : is A A M155 1. :V , A QI: .1 ,.v:- I ..,.. 5: I N vb .,.. -.55 ::,x -'-' f al, V, ':' 5 I '-, ' '.,, V S .5 In '::: Q I 1 f E .Z .,....... H I , Q Epi: ,ii vvln I I T .,,, , V-. 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A' ' 4, A 4 BURNETT, DARELL i3'n.?W5 'Row 1 -1 across Row 2 - across Row 3 --I across CLINE, CAROLYN ANNE CURTIS, BOBBY CLINE, JAMES DeFRATUS, KENNETH BURNS, SHIRLEY CATES, BEVERLY CHANDLER, OLAN CHAPMAN, LINDA COFFIN, BOBBY JOE COFFMAN, JERRY COLLINS, GWEN DOBBINS, REPSIE RHEA DONOWHO, DANNY D DORRIES, B LLY CHERRY, JOYCE COLLMAN, RAY DOTY, S MUEL D. CLARK, WANDA COUCH, DAVID EDGE, GERALD CLEMENT, SHIRLEY COVINGTON, JIMMY ELDER, NO Row 4 - across Row 5 - across X ELDREDGE, SAMMY FRENCH, JOHNNY ' , FRITTS, DONALD ENGLISH, ALTON FRITTS, RAY EYER, JANE FULLENCHECK, CHARLES FINK, FAY GARCIA, MARUILLIA BRENDA FOSTER, SYLVIA GARRETT, MARY FRANKS, CHARLES GEE, NANCY FREEMAN, ELAINE GENTRY, MARY JEANETTE SOPHOMORES 1, f I ans., M...L.3n J A '-QR. .ii gf -fiif. ,W ' ifz. f ' I .ggi My .4 . R I .pq . A 'ii A E .N L 'fi L. 1+-4'w.42,.+a-wists., sms, .fwhxfzzma vas?-'ar I I5 5,3 SQ ff ' I .,,, 3 H ,gil X' SOPHOMORES Row 1 -f across Row 2 - across Row 3 across GILLIAM, LINDA HAIRSINE, KAREL HARVEY, CLAYTON WINN GOODMAN, BUTCH HALES, KENNETH HATFIELD, EMMA RUTH , GOUGE, DALE HALL, CAROL JOY HATRIDGE MARY JO GRIFFIN, ZUELLA HALLIFORD, BARBARA HAUGHLAND ANITA GROVES, CARWYN HALLIFORD, LOUIE HAWK KENNETH GUILLOUD, LINDA HANING, MARY FRANCES HEATH DAVID GUYNES, PATRICIA HARRELL, PETE HEATH WILLIAM HAIR, BARBARA HARRINGTON, WILLIAM HERRON HENRIETTA Row 4 - across Row 5 - across HINER, GLEN RAY HUCKABY, JOANNA HINES, BECKY HUNT, MARY HITE, DORIS JEAN HUNT, JAMES HOCK, DOROTHY JEAN HUNT, MICHAEL HODGE, HOLLIS HERMAN HIUSE, JOYCE HOLCOMB, BILL HOPWOOD, LINDA HOWARD, HELEN JACKSON, BETTY JENKINS, DALE JOHNSON, JOYCE 54- Row 1 - across JOHNSON KENNETH JONES ALBERT JONES SHERRY KELSEY, FRANK Row 2 -- across KIRKPATRICK, DAVID KIRKPARTICK, RAY KOINER, CHARLES KRIZAN, DORIS JEAN KRUEGER, ROLAND LQLONDE, ROSELYN MARTIN CAROLYN LANDERS, BARBARA MATHIS BOBBY LANDMON, JESSIE MATTER DEWAYNE KERLEY, NORMA Row 4 - across Row 5 across MAURER, LARRY MEDEARIS JERRY MCDONALD, J. D, MELVIN RICHARD M'FARLING, MARY ELLEN MILLER JUAN GENE MCMAHAN, H. B. MILLER ANITA MCNEIL, DONNIE MILLER RONNY , . , ,e- - . MEANS, DAVID MONTAGUE WENDELL V L S, OIS MONTGOMERY MARTHA S O P H O M O R E S 5:- 45591 'X nv th is'-'A ' ,I .'v I V Minlinl- '- ...55 - .J I I ,- Row 'I - across MONTGOMERY, RHYDONIA MONTGOMERY, WELDON MOON, ERNESTINE MOORE, GENE MOORE, IVA NELL MOORE, THOMAS SOPHOMORES Row 2 - across Row 3 - across MURRAY, TOM PARKER, BARBARA NEAL, BARBARA PARMLEY, SHARON ANN NELSON, FRANKIE PATTI, .IOSEPHINE NEWLAND, JEAN PAYNE, MARKOLETA NICHOLSON, RUTH DARLENE PERDUE, FRED OLIVER, DAN FERDUE, MIKE MOSSE, CAROLYN KEY, O'MALLEY, LILA JO PHILLIPS, JOYCE MUNNS, JUNE FACE, DONALD FITCOCK, GARY Row 4 - across Row 5 - across POULTER, TOM RATCLIFF, LEWIS PRESTON, PEGGY RENFRO, JERRY PRICE, ROBERT LEE RICE, BOBBIE JEAN PROFFITT, YVONNE RIDINGER, LONNIE RADER, JUNE RILEY, KAYE RAINES, PATRICIA RINGLER, HERMAN RANEY, JIMMY ROBERTS, MARLA RANSOM, PHIL ROGERS, BILLY ..56.... E A f 5 1 7' ..-b: Y me ' N M' I ' ,. If I I Row 1 --- across Row 2 - across Row 3 - across ROSS, MARY SEELYE, BOBBY SMITH, WAYNE RUSSEY, DAVID SHASTEEN, MARY SPAUGH, EDITH RUTHERFORD, LINDA LEE SHIELDS, EARNEST SPENCER, JAMES SAMMON, BILL SHIRES, KENNETH STANBERRY, JONNIE SAMPSON, NANCY SIMMONS, JACKIE STANFORD, BARBARA SCHIRMER, TED SIMPSON, LEWIS STAPP, MILDRED SCOFIELD, HELEN SMITH, VIVA JEANETTE STARING, JANET SCULLY, VIRGINIA SMITH, PAUL STROM, MAVIS Row 4 - across Row 5 - across STUBBS, TEDDY THOMPSON, BOBBY SWANN, EDITI-I THORN, DARLENE TAPSCOT . TILGER, TERESA TUM, BUDDY If-H TORBETTE, SHARON OR, JERR E ANN TROXELL, ROBERT TAYLOR, JOHN TUCKER, BECKY TERRELL, LARRY TURNER, BUTCH THOMAN, PATTISUE TURNER, JOHN SOPHOMORES A IQ iw 5 vi IF 5, sf ff 5 f E is r 1 IJJJ aosss C I A :ZZ . . ,,,,,,, V ,3 +V M 1: Q0 is IIII1 , -- Q ' ' 'f .VVQQ ' V -V. I-. -ju T 9 ,, sf AM 1 4. . , .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:., . , , 5 V5 ' , 5 W , ff I J J 'Iwi I C I PI ACA AA ms .. 2:::,:,,,,,:: , ,, . Q45 F R .,,,.,,, I I I S , I sig! V I srrr A UM.. , I .-:--:::: If I I I' ..,,.,.,,.,. g ,.V.,. I ' ..::...1 Zi-195' ,,,, V I I I '- I ...,.., 2 ,M A X jfs MQ ss., 5' W' V L as 'M - 57 .. 3 1 .:1a'I , ws 5 H' V' ., ,, . I .,,., :.,: .:. : HW ' .. wmv' - my , . , x. I, ,. A SOPHOMORES Row 'I - across Row 2 - across Row 3 - across ALDROF, ELLIOTT WATSON, CAROLYN WILCOX, JUDY WALDROP, GEORGE WAYMIRE, CURTIS CATHX-1 , WALL, NOEL WEGENER, JOE WILLIFQVRD, DREW' WALSH, DON WELLS, BENNY JOE ' WILLIAMS, MAIXILJEL WALTON, JUANITA WHITE, BARBARA WILLIAMS, MARGARET WARD, GRETCHEN WHITTED, JO ANN WILLIAMS WANDA I WARDEN, STERLING WHITTINGTON, SHIRLEY WILLIAMSON, JOE WASDEN, FRANCES WILCOX, CLINTON WILSON, DONNA Row 4 - across WINEIN WOODS, CHARLESYE ' ZEPEDA, RICHARD f' F -5a- I FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP DAVID HEA SOPHOMORE FAVORITE Lois Means q-V SOPHOMORE FAVORITE Bufch Good mo n 'K HELPERS AROUND D. H -62- I. 2. 3 4 T 5 ff Y' S. OFFICE ASSISTANTS. They're Q mischievous locking group, oren't they? THE PROJECTOR BOYS. Who wants to lock or the movie onywoy? 4. ONE OF D.H.S. MANY BUSSES AND DRIVERS. Looks as if he picked up o few posssengers somewhere. THE CUSTODIANS. Clean ond sp0fless is their motto. THE MAID. She's olwoys ready to help. ATHLETICS K-'rg'-fr' mx J-Ldv 9 tl dyfxnylqpf cv ,.f 1 A V V U 3- CZPLS-12 CLNL C V ASM O A ' I fx A f 'X J , W ,Q-Gage pw- wfLffV '5i ' E Y - SCOAC ES AT D. H. S. A COACH J. T. LYDAY Line Coach, B-Squad Basketball, Track COACH LES CRANFILL 1 H Squ d LYNON WILLIAMSON B-Team P.E., Baseball. - Head Coach, P.E., Athletic Director 4 COACH LOIS BLOUT COACH M. M. MARSHALL Girls' P.E., Tennis, Tennis Basketball. K ..52... lr ' Y . -,z Er' E NE 1 1 I' oE1x11soN l3 I -' - L5 DENISON l2 R D Al mf WU DENISON o T K fy 1,433 Dsisusoisl o w1c1-11T ' TLLS5 2, DENISON l2 UENTONK, MJ DENISON I3 , PARISLV 19 A DENISON 20 fpffzie VILLE 4 J DENISON 53 V Y - 7 I DENISON 6 U Zjia G '27 X JM DENISON o A SVI 13 lf, PAULINE WILLIAMS Football Queen FOOTBALL WITH THE JACKETS-'54 it Left to rig ht: Row l - Terry Moreland, manager, Richard Zepeda, Leon Moreland, Richard Melvin, Gary Fitcock, Freddie Lane, Joel Carr, Dickie Wright, Tommy Nelson, Duwayne Duncan, Steve Bryant. Row 2. -- Juan Gene Miller, Paul Smith, Gary Shepherd, Jimmy Edgett, Bill Winfree, Bill Graves, Don Gray, Billy Weger, Jerry Medearis, William Heath, James Blankenship, Bob Foster. Row 3. - Coach Cranfill, David Worthington, Billy Dean, John Taylor, Kenneth Parmley, Gene Davis, Butch Goodman, E. W. Tucker, Harold Ramsay, James Haunt, Bobby Jack Henderson, John Bishop, Coach Lyday. .. 65 - ..a4,...,. JOHN BISHOP 'tackle JAMES BLANKENSHIP back STEVE BRYANT back JOEL CARR back GENE DAVIS center BILLY DEAN end DUWAYNE DUNCAN end JIM EDGETT back BOB FOSTER back BLJTCH GOODMAN end BILL GRAVES back DON GRLAQK gtfrd From the standpoint of gamts won, the Jackets weren't exactly in the winning column, but they did display spirit, hustle, and a desire to win. With a few good breaks from lady luck they might have had a winning season, In the first two games, the Jackets lost a real thriller TO another team of Yellow Jackets, theze Ibcing Cle-IJurne's, The score was 21 to I3, The fighting tecnn then astonished the Grand Prairie Gophers, who were favored by 20 points, by playing them to I2-I2 standstill. In these two games Melvin and Carr carried the bulk of the scoring attack. I .A if 1 A ,. , MV lll all eJJ:: il- -66-. ' For the next two weeks Denison had disastrous results when both Texarkana and Wichita Falls, two football power- houses, gave our team quite a shellacking. These two defeats ended non-district play for the Yellow Jackets, Denison bounded back into the win column in its 'first conference affair by defeating the Denton Broncos. Next, the Jackets lost a hard fought game to the Wildcats in Paris by a lf?-I3 scorej then they bounded back to win over Greenville 20-l4 and blasted the McKinney Lions 53-7. ll . t .1-1 .ann-nn-Q., Ae ... il 1 67 .... BILL HEATH end BOB HENDERSON guard JAMES HUNT end FREDDIE LANE center JERRY MEDEARIS center RICHARD MELVIN back JUAN GENE MILLER guard LEON MORELAND guard TOMMY NELSON back KENNETH PARMLEY guard GARY PITCOCK end HAROLD RAMSEY tackle These wins set the stage for a showdown battle with Sher- man. In this game the Denison players fought with all their ability, but fate was against them. Sherman won 27-6. The sccre does not indicate the closeness of the game, for until late in the fourth quarter the Bearcats led only I2-6. The final game of the season ended on o sad note, for Denison lost to Gainesville in a bitterly played contest I3-O. Thus, the Jackets ended the season in fourth place in District 3-AAA. Although they didn't win many games, the Jackets were represented on the All-District team by Worthington, Hender- son, Dean, and Winfree. GARY SHEPHERD guard PAUL SMITH guard JOHN TAYLOR tackle E. W. TUCKER tackle in ht ,Y 4 42416 BILLY WEGER back BILL WINFREE back DAVID WORTHINGTON tackle DICK WRIGHT back Iwi , I RICHARD ZEPEQA ',,,, back A sl , TERRY MORELAND manager ff Jr'- -ff -68 --. f 9 A 'lf Kiki? If fffff If f,'u,f1 7 A Yix--JN ' ,- Left to right: David Wright, Carwyn Groves, Stanley Ballou, Clayton Harvey, Jackie Allen, Row 2, - Duane Lee, Mike Per- due, James Koiner, Edmond Ellis, Jackie Simmons, Jae Williamson, Row 3. i Charles Koiner, Sammy Eldredge, Bill Sammons, Corky Pickrell, Joe Don Marshall, Row 4, W- Philip l-lodelneck, manager, David Burden, Chester Nichols, Leo Schumpert, Charles Boren, Mike Hunt, Coach Glynnon Williamson. Lots ot Fighting Spirit Let's go with a yell. Lett to right: Margaret Williaihs, Melba Bearden, Ann Ray Berry, Sherry Jones, Linda Chapman, Mary Ellen MCFarling. .. 69 - Coach Glynnon Williamson's l955 B-Team had a little hard luck as far as winning games went. Although the small squad of twenty had plenty of hustle and spirit, it was unable to defeat any of its several opponents. The Bees opened and closed the season fighting hard. KINGS OF Il-IE COURTS DON CUMMINGS BILLY DO. HIED ...af JIMMY EDGCTT BUTCH GOODMAN WOODY HATFIELD J. D. MCDONALD uma BUD MEANS RALPH MOORE ...F 'NW NII..... GARY PITCOCK JOE STRICKLAND PAUL SMITH, Mgr, BETTYE MARSHALL Basketball Queen S C O R E S ' Opponent We They Sherman 4l 82 fvlcjliinney 7I 49 Denton 6l 52 Greenville 36 70 Paris 62 8l Slfierrnan 49 73 McKinney 86 42 Denton 58 6l Greenville 46 68 Perls 38 66 Gainesville 68 83 Gainesville 52 43 ' Conference games. X 5, WOODY HATFIELD Opponent' Bells Calberf Achille Scuflfurnayd VVl1itewrigI1f Denison Exes Sherman Blue Bells Bells Sherman Van Alstyne Basketball King SCORES We 29 20 I9 36 28 32 36 20 23 32 I8 28 They 38 45 30 29 23 27 51 44 38 36 4I 42 QUEENS OF THE COURTS BEVERLY BARNHILL ANN RAY BERRY BETTYE MARSHALL MARY RUTLEDGE MARGARET WILLIAMS REA WILLIAMS WANDA WILLIAMS BILLIE WRIGHT LINDA RUTHERFORD Manager --11.,, Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees Bees bees Bees Left to right: Coach Lyday, Dale Gauge, Jim Hunt, William Heath, l-larold Ramsey, Harlan Mills, Benny Wells, Jackie Allen, Sammy Eldredge. Good Sportmanship Is What Counts S C O R E S 57 McKniney 28 Bonham 29 Denton 32 Paris 26 Sherman 65 McKinney 34 Denton 38 Van Alstyne 29 Greenville 37 Paris 45 Gainesville 49 Gainesville They had plenty of hustle, spirit, and fight, but lacked greatly in experience. This was the comment ot Coach Lyday after a very poor season by the Dension Bees. The B Team did chalk up three victories ancl had plenty of fun in learning the art of basketball. Several Bees broke into the A Team line-up before the season ended. Left fo rig ht: Kay Mosse, Jeannie Newland, Mary Ellen McFarling, Melba, Bearden, manager, MelbaShort, Wanda Short, and Lois Means. FEMININE HCDDPSTERS S C 0 R E S Denison l l Savoy Denison 26 Bells Denison i2 Colbert Denison 9 Bells Denison 33 Bells The girls B Squad played tive games of I3 its own and served as substitutes in the A- l6 Squad games when needed. Later additions 27 to the B Squad included Lois Adams and 2l Wanda Allison. Lois Means was transferred 28 to the A-Squad at mid-season. Without ci good B-Squad, the A-Team would have found it almost impossible to practice and improve. -- f3 -- l Left to right: Row l. - Jackie Simmons, Ralph Moore, Richard Zepeda, Freddie Lane. Row 2. - James Hunt, Jim Edgett J McDonald, Bud Means Joe Wilson. Row 3. -- Coach Williamson, Joel Carr, Billy Dophied, Butch Goodman, Bill Heath Kenneth Shires. And lt's ci Homerun! Eleven letterrnen and plenty of hopefuls were on hand to greet Denison's new baseball coach, Glynon Williamson on the first day of practice. Wet and cold weather hampered the Jacket's schedule. As the year- book went to press, they had played four games without tasting defeat. The team boasted one of the strongest pitching staffs in the district. ,..74i Lett to right: Row l. - Richard Melvin, David Wright, Stanley Eallou, Tommy Nelson, Milton Ritchey, Jackie Allen, Duwayne D - A . . uncan. Row 2. Coach Lyday, Joel Carr, Joe Don Marshall, Don Cummins, John Bishop, Eddie Johnson, Steve Bryant, Billy Weger. ' Relays, Hurdles, and High Jumps Denison's cindermen completed one track meet, the district meet in Commerce. The East Texas State Relays and the Denton Meet were not finished because of rain. Denison, wining first in the 440-yard dash, and second and third in the mile and 440-relays, finished fourth in the district. -7s- J -Sr 1 . JE .. ,.,., ....E9:' ' l Left to right: Bryce Branham, Joe Wegener, Wendell Montague, Don Ashburn, Donnie McNeil, Richard Ellison, Bill Weldon Duane Jackson, Larry Schiflett, Roland Kruger, Joe Algood, Bobby Merrell, Philip Miller, and Glen Brown. Jacket Net Men '55 The boys tennis team played several practice mat- ches before going into district play. Victories were notched over Greenville, Gainesville, Bonham, Ardmore, and Ferrin Field. Losses were to Ada and Denton. Graduating seniors, Merrill and Miller, won second place in doubles at the district meet. Jackson took third place in singles. -76- Left to right: Anna Jean Shaffer, Ellen Martin, Jeanne Parker, Virginia Williams D.H.S. Girls Make With the Rackets The tennis team played inter-school matches with Bonham, Greenville, and Gainesville. In the district tournament at Commerce, Virginia Williams and Anna Jean Shaffer won third place in doubles. They lost to Sherman 2-6, 3-6, then won from Paris 6-4, 6-3. Jeanne Parker, Denison's singles entry, placed fourth in district play. ...77... Fight 'em Jackets! !! as Q-2:55 BOBBIE LANGFORD BILLY ODLE BETTYE MARSHALL f K ' KENNETH HORNBECK V.: E5 ,::,:,. :QQ A A JACKIE SHOEMAKE :VQ -,.: 2 sg, -. , gy V JOE LEE STRICKLAND Y Left fo J' J J ' . ' ACK rlgllf. Bobbie K f K, K, ,il Gnryeth J . Of7Cy V ' Ockfel 951' rn Billy ' USC0f ' Beffye , Joe -78-E Lee, If 2 I ACTIVITIES... l 1 x 11,1 Left to right: Row l. - Mrs, Geer, Nancy Sampson, Repsie RheaDobbins, Lois Means, Mary Elizabeth Bruno, Onilla Essary Jackie Shoemake, Ethelynn Poulter. Row 2. - Jane Carroll, Janet Staring, Judith Bryant, Bobbie Ford, Carrol Joy Hall, Shirley Burns Claudette Clark. Row 3. - Jeanie Parker, Virginia Williams, Frankie Nelson, Kay Runnels, Judi Thomas, Bettye Marshall Suz anne Jaques, Carolyn Cline. Row 4. - Sam Johnson, Perry lngram, Jerry Orr, Richard White, Harlan Mills, Benny Wells Johnny Hoover, and Pete Hagans. The Powers Behind the Power STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ------------ Pete Hagans Vice-president - - - - - -Jerry Orr Secretary trecordingi - - Jackie Shoemake Secretary icorrespondingi - - - Onilla Essary Treasurer ----- v Sam Johnson Parliamentarian - - - - Harlan Mills Sponsor v - - - Mrs, Elizabeth Geer The Student Council endeavored to make our school ' better this year by sponsoring Good Sportsmanship campaigns and Safety Week. Representatives of the Council attended numerous district and state meetings in order to learn more that would be of benefit to our school. This organization was D.H,S.'s power behind the power, -30.- vi 'gifrg Q 133 WIFI: . lg Left to right: Row l. - Billy Erwin, Charles Stewart, Donald Marcum, James West, Eddy Nicholson Jerry Bellows Phil Ransom, Neal Shires. Row 2. -- - Mr, Kimble, Perry Ingram, Pete Hagans, Bill Malone, Joe Don Marshall Kib Terry Dick Hall Artie Palk, Bill Vvinfree, Gerry Preston. Row 3. - Owen Akers, Dick Martin, Glenn Price, Jerry Orr Harlan Mills H B McMahon Paul l-tarris, John Bishop. Raw 4. - Norman Talley, Elliot Waldrop, Doug Harris, Linn Fescaia Tommy Fulton Buddy Crowson LarryrMaurer, David Davis, David Wineinger. Character ls Higher Than lntellect . . Emerson HI-Y OFFICERS President - - - - - - - Vice-president P - Secretary-treasurer - Chaplin - A - Sergeant-at-arms - Sponsor f--- The Denison club is affiliated with Hi-Y clubs all over the wcrld. Main events of the local club this year were the Model Legislature, held in Austin and the Northeast Texas District Conference, to which it was host. The members strive to live up to their platform of clean speech, clean sports, and clean scholarship. -81, - Perry Ingram - Owen Akers - Buddy Crowson - - Dick Sneed - Gerry Preston Mr. J, S. Kimble The Y-Teen sponsors guide the girls toward a better life. Lett to right: Miss Lois Blout, Miss Ruth West, and Mrs, E. G. Johnson. Y-TEEN GENERAL OFFICERS President ---- Vice-president A Secretary - - Treasurer - - - Prcgram chairman - - Publicity chairman - Social chairman - - The Y-Teens Club, sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. is corn- pased at girls from the tenth through the twelfth grades. They take an active part in school activities and are always eager To lend a helping hand. The girls began their busy year with the annual Swing- in at N.'Voodlake. After a picnic, officers for the year were installed in a candle-light ceremony on the lake. -g2.. Her Words Are Bonds - Onilla Essary Bettye Marshall - Kay Runnels Shirlee Jackson - Ellen Martin - Wynon Miller Bobbie Langford The junior high school auditorium was the setting for Neewollah, the Y-Teens' money making project for the year. The king and queen were F, H. Lannom and Marilyn Hall. l 'l ln December the Y-Teen pledges were recognized as regular members of the club in a candle-light service held in the sclilool gymnasium. Her Oaths Are Oracles, Y-TEEN SENIOR OFFICERS Pregident ----------- - - Ellen SlOGf1 Vice-president - - Janice Rawlings Secretary - - - - - Grace Nelson Treasurer ---- - Helen Sloan Program chairman - - - - Mary Scott Publicity chairman - - - Mary Lu Johnson Social chairman - - - - Diane Wilcox 'Sponsor - - - - Mrs. E. G. Johnson V Misc 'F E5 if A ,Q .A , Left to right: Row l. r- Barbara Woolsey, Sue Covington, Onilla Essary, Ellen Sloan, Nancy Brown, Wanda Wells. Row 2. - Peggy Darr, Phyllis Fulton, Coe Nichols, Rea Williams, Lowaine Clement, Glenda Coker, Peggy Waters, Helen Sloan, Pat Van Kirk, Grace Nelson, Beverly Thiele. Row 3. - Ellen Martin, Norma Byrd, Jackie Smith, Anna Jean Shaffer, Mary Scott, Marilyn Huckaby, Beverly'Barnhill, Myra Buford, Mary Lu Johnson. Row 4. - Bobbie Langford, Diane Wilcox, Nancy Moon, Lou Daugh- tery, Carol Hodge, Dorothy Hatridge, Martha Jones, Wynon Miller, Mary Lou Espinosa. Row 5. - Pat Dunn, Alberta Badgett, Kay Erickson, Betty Walton, Frankie Bullock, Claudette Espinosa, Pauline Williams. .. 83 - ' strictly female. The sophomores, iuniors, and seniors compete Q '1' ,FL 1 'WiFi xl A E Q . N r X 5 Q 4 ss Y , ,... 42 -,:-: ffl if .1:::, . Left to right: Row l. - Virginia Shelton, Terry Ingram, Janet McElyea, Marilyn Wallace, Shelia Waldron, Janice McElyeo, Mary Jane Sutherand. Row 2, - Jane Carroll, Shirlee Jackson, Beverly Bernethy, Margaret Herd, Leah Sanders, Mary Beth John son, Shirley Holland, Barbara Fawcett, Roberta Dobbs. Row 3. - Suzanne Crane, Mary Jane Clift, Wanda Ross, Darlene Tignor, Virginia Williams, Jeanie Parker, Carol Scofield, Janet Burks, Jerri Lou Davis, Mary Anne Smith, Mary Ellen Rutledge. Row 4. - Anita Sullinger, Barbarq Cherry, Odie Ann Lummus, Jackie Hug hes, Judi Thomas, Elsie Morris, Suzanne Jacques, Kay Runnels, lifat Sammons, Nanci Hill. f' Her Love Sincere, Y-TEEN JUNIOR OFFICERS X J' President --A---------- Judi Thomas Vice-president - - - Mary Ellen Rutledge l Secretary - - - - - Suzanne Crane Treasurer ---- - - Margaret Herd Program Chairman - - - Jane Carroll J' Publicity Chairman - - - - Nanci Hill J Social Chairman - - - Suzanne Jaques Sponsor - - - - - Miss Lois Blout February l4th was the date set for the annual Y-Teens' Manless Dance, which took place in the gym. This dance is l ' , against each other for the best class stunt, and prizes are awarded. ' -84- fb V 1.1.5, 'I'-i , 'E s On Palm Sunday the girls wore their uniforms and con- ducted afternoon services in the First Baptist Church. The closing event of the season was the Mother-Daughter banquet. Entertainment was provided by the girls, and the senior Y-Teens passed the ivy chain to the iunior Y-Teens. This climaxed another successful year for the Y-Teen Club. ll Her Thoughts Immaculate . . . Shakespeare? Y-TEEN SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ---- - - - - Nancy Sampson Vice-president - - - Linda Rutherford Secretary - - - Peggy Preston Treasurer ---- - Sharon Parmley Program chairman - - Melba Bearden Publicity chairman - - - Edith Swann Sponsor ---- - Miss Ruth West VW sw l 2 if, li ' gee? Left to right: Row l. - Sylvia Foster, Mildred Stapp, Karel l-lairsine, Josephine Patti, Drew Willifofd. Row. 2. -- Sherry Jones, Linda Chapman, Nancy Sampson, Linda Rutherford, Julia Brown, Sharon Pormley, Judy Wilcox, Pattisue Thoman, Iva Nell Moore. Row 3, - Rhepsie Rhea Dobbings, Margaret Williams, Helen Howard, Linda Gilliam, Patsy Barnett, Donna Wilson, Shirle Clement, Ann Lover, Janet Staring, Carolyn Moncrief. Row 4. - Frankie Nelson, Joanna Huckaby, Charlsye Woods, Jerry Ann Tayor, Barbara White, Peggy Preston, Virginia Scully, Carol Joy Hall, Kay Mosse. Row 5. - Jonnie Stanberry, Mary Ellen McFaring, Melba Bearden, Carolyn Cline, Jeannie Newland, Anne Ray Berry,Sharon Torbett, Barbara Landers, Nancy Gee, Edith Swann. -.35-- Left to right: Row l. - June Wilson, Onilla Essary, Drew Williford, Linda Ruthertord, Pauline' Williams, Shirley Holland Row 2. - lva Nell Moore, Drunell Ross, Ardebelle McKensey, Peggy Preston, Bettylu Jensen, Helen Howard. Row 3, -4- Dick Sneed Mary Lou Johnson, Pat Adams, Anna Jean Shaetter, Mary Scott, Kay Mosse. Row 4, - J. C. Coker, Mrs. McCcy, Rcni Pitman Bobbie Langford, Ellen Martin, Jackie Smith, Joyce Johnson, Shirley Lynch. Row 5, - Bill Brown,lJohnny Savage, Cl nn Price Perry Ingram, Dick Wright, Edith Swann, Pat Sammons, Carolyn Cline. Row 6. - Jim Loughmiller, Larry Maurer, Jim l-lent .lerry Orr, Richard White, Joe Lee Strickland, Kenneth Johnson, Herman Ringler, Jimmy Pipkin, and John Bishop. CURTAIN CALL SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS President A - - '------- - Dick Sneed Viceepresident - - - Shirley Holland Secretaryetreasurer - - - Onilla Essary Sponsor - - - - - Mrs. Edwardine McCoy The Speech Club is organized to give the students of Denison High a chance to develop their talents in the field of dramatic art. The club was composed ot members of the speech classes. They include in their activities the producing of plays, public speaking, debating, and attending conventions. i -86- EEl'l I953. Meetings, which were held every other Thursday, were both entertaining and instructive. The club sent rearesenta- tives to Fort Worth to the state convention, The group worked steadily toward the high standards set by the organization. Future Teachers of America was organized in D.l-IS. in F U I U R E I K TEACHERS IN TRAINING FUTURE TEACHER OFFICERS President ------------- Perry Ingram Vice-president - - Jane Carroll Secretary - - - - - Wanda Wells Treasurer - - - Alberta Badgett Parliamentarian - - - Artie Polk Historian - - - - - Nanci Hill Sponsor - - Mr. E. C. Wilds I I Left to right: Row I. v- Drunelle Ross, Tay Reed, Beverly Bernethy, Leah Sanders, Row 2. - Jeanie Parker, Nancy Brown Wanda Wells, Shirlee Jackson, Alberta Badgett. Row 3. -- Barbara Woolsey, Suzanne Crane, Virginia Williams, Jane Carroll Mr. Wilds. Row 4. v- Bill Jennings, Artie Falk, Johnny Savage, Perry Ingram. ...g7.. .Fil l Y ,,, Left to right: Row l. -- Ellen Sloan, Beverly Thiele, Wanda Wells, Lois Adams, Sue Bryan, Judith Bryant, Mary Garrett, Row 2, - Helen Sloan, Betty Spradlln, Tcmmie Phillips, Charlotte Preston, Beverly Bernethy, Bobbie Ford, Drew Willifaid, Iva Nell Moore. Row 3. -- Kib Terry, David Wright, ddy Nicholson, Doug Harris, Phil Ransom, David Couch. Row 4. f Philip Miller, Bill Malone, Howard Taylor, Richard Zepeda, gudcly TaTq,,Eu,ary Pitcock, Robert Lee Price, Jerry Coffman, Jerry Medearis, Duane Lee. Roy 5. -W Joe Don Marshall, Artie Pa lc, Ronald Vi cent, Tom Murray, David Wineinger. Knowledge ls Power . Bacon President - Vice-president Secrefa ry - - Treasurer - Sponsor - SCHOLARSHI? OFFICERS - 88 -,- Beverly Thiele Eddy Nicholson Linda Chapman Phil Ransom Mildred Walker The club came to order at 8 OO a m on the first Monday grams on subjects of current interest. Members ot the Scholar ship Cluo must have made at least a 90 average and no grade of each month. At these meetings the members had pro- below eighty for the previous year. Wisdom ls the Conqueror ot Fortune . . Juvenail Left to right: Row l. - Ethelynn Poulter, Marilyn Hall, Onilla Essary, Jacl-nie Shoemake, Bettye Marshall, Mary Scott, Rae Williams, Jackie Smith, Margaret Herd. Row 2. - Ellen Martin, Wynon Miller, Judi Thomas, Kay Runneds, Suzanne Crane, Jane Carroll, Jennie Parker, Virginia Williams, Leah Sanders, Peggy Waters. Row 3. - Johnny Stanberry, Linda Rutherford, Linda Chapman, Beverly Ramsey, Lois Means, Mary Ellen Rutledge, Glenda Coker, Lou Daughtery, Shirley Schnitker, Row 4. - Mary Ellen McFarling, Ann Rae Berry, Wanda Clark, Joyce Johnson, Neda Renfra, Carolyn Martin, Betty Martin, Terry Ingram, Pat Sammons. Row 5. - Jerry Ann Taylor, Barbara White, Carolyn Cline, Patti Sue Thoman, Edith Swan, Jeanie Newland. -,- 89 Left to right: Row l. - Sheila Waldron, Sue Bryan, Marilynl-luckoby, Charlotte Preston, Nancy Sampson, Linda Chapman Repsie Rhea Dobbins, Joyce Thomas. Row 2, - Onilla Essary, Jeanette Burks, Mary Jane Clift, Carol Scofield, Betty Walton Marigene Gouchenour, Carolyn Martin, Beverly Bernethy. Row 3. - A David Wright, Clayton Harvey, Joe Lee Strickland, Juan Gene Miller, Jerry Orr, Thurman Spelce. Row 4. - Gene Moore, Herman Ringler, Jerry Coffman, Billy Presley, Ray Kirkpatrick Neal Shires, Gerry Preston. ADELANTE SPANISH OFFICERS F i r s 1 Y e a r President - - -ff-- - Jerry Coffman Vice-president - - Don Cummins Secretary - - - - Sue Bryan Treasurer - - - Clayton Harvey Sponsor - - - Miss Mildred Walker President - - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsor - The Spanish Club is a member of the Pan American Stu- dent Forum. The purpose is to promote better understanding between Texas and Mexico. The club met bi-monthly and had programs on Spain and Latin America which were adapted To their text. This year special emphasis was on Columbia. -90.. ond Ye a r Nancy Sampson - Linda Chapman Repsie Rhea Dobbins - - Joyce Thomas Miss Mildred Walker The club is divided into two groups, the first year students and the second year students. It met twice a month to dis- cuss the historical background of characters appearing in daily lessons, The club is a member of the Junior Classical League and the National and State Association. ANIMO ET FIDE LATIN CLUB OFFICERS F i r s I' Y e a r President - - ------ - - Paul Harris President - - Vicefpresident - - Steve Bayless Vicefpresident - Secretary - - Elliot Woldrop Secretary - - Treasuser - ---- Pat Adams Treasurer - Sponsor - - - Miss Mildred Walker Sponsor - ii I cond Y 6 C I' - Bill Winfree - Ellen Sloan - Janet Staring - - - Drew Willitord - Miss Mildred Walker Left to right: Row I. - Pattisue Thoman, Elsie Morris, Helen Howard, Linda Gilliam, Ellen Sloan, Grace Nelson, Phyl Iis Burks, Edith Swann, Janet Staring. Row 2. - Henrietta Herron, June Munns, Sylvia Foster, Jane Carroll, Beverly Bernethy Glenda Coker, Katherine Kennedy, Joanna Huckaby, Mary Shasteen, Virginia Scully. Row 3. - Herman Ringler, Clark Mulkey Richard Zepeda, Elliot Waldrop, Torn Murray, H. B. McMahon, Charles Beckleman, Mike Hunt, Ted SChirm4er, Robert Pike. -91- Stanberry. Left to right: Dorothy I-tack, Mary Garrett, Barbara Fawcett. Row 2. - Pattisue Thom-an Sheila Waldron Ma y Jane Clift Mildred Stapp. Row 3. '- Dean Pierson, Barbara White, Carolyn Cline, Janette Buiks, Carol Scofield Virginia Marino Jonnnie Dreams, Book, Are Each a World . . . Wordsworth LIBRARY OFFICERS President- - ------ - - Vice-president - - - Secretary-treasurer - - Reporter- - - - - Sponsor - - Mrs. The duties of the library assistants covered checking books in and out, shelving and mending books and delivering maga- zines to the various departments. The Library Club proved to be an excellent and very helpful addition to Denison Senior High School. The club was under the sponsorship of Mrs. Thelma Collier, librarian. -92.. Mary Jane Clift Barbara Fawcett Sheila Waldron - Carol Scofield Thelma Collier The purpose of the Art Club is for each of nts members to his own project and worked under the guidance of Miss Beck Most of the projects, when completed, were sent to art con tests with hopes of winning recognition A ' ill increase his knowledge in the field of art. Each member has I 'f PAINT AND CANVAS President - - ------ - Johnny Savage Vice-president - - - Mary Jo Shasteen 2nd Vice-president - - Judith Bryant Secretary-treasurer - - Johnny Hoover 5Donsor ---- - - Miss Johnny Beck Left to right: Row l. - Mary Shasteen, Wanda Clark, Joanna Huckaby, Anna Jean Shaffer. Lean Moreland, Mary Ellen McFarling. Row 3. - Bobby Bolin, Bob Faster, James Bankenshlp, Marvin White, Row 2. -- Johnny Savage M., 93 cc. L f ' ht: Row l. -4 Charlotte Preston, Ethelyn Poulter, Peggy Roth, Betty Nelson, Erna Brown Jareice Rawlings Row 2 e 1' to rig Jeanna Sue Nix, Margaret Means, Betty Martin, Carol King, Bobbie Kinnamon, Row 3, M- William Skinner .lam s Bonham Ron nie Bruce, James West, Carl Eddie VVilburn, Arthur Lee Dunaway. Row -4. -'- Billy Neinast, Ralph Riding r Jerry Ritlinger Ralph Boker, Lonnie Goodwin, Howard Worthington. PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE Dresident - A Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer - Sponsor - D. E. OFFICERS Arthur Lee Dunoway - - Glenda Rubarts - Ann Harris - - - Betty Spradlin Miss Margaret Clarke Miss Clarke, the Distributive Education sponsor, not only teaches her students but also helps them find suitable jobs so they might receive one-the-job-training in salesmanship. Among the many activities of the club were: the state conven- tion held in March and the Employer-Employee Banquet held in April. .-.94.... 5' Buzz g The D.H.S. school paper, the Buzz, was put out by the thirteen girls and boys in the Journalism class. The Buzz con- tains Know Your Jackets, Buzz Salutes, an editorial, a feature, and miscellaneous school news. The Buzz staff is a G member of the T.H.S.P.A. Newspapers Always Excite Curiosity . . Lamb Editor - - - - - Harlan Mills Assistant editor - - - Peggy Waters Photographer - ----- Dick Sneed Sponsor - - - Miss Maggie Sommerville Left to right: Row l. - Glenda Coker, Peggy Waters, Nancy Brown, Pat Van Kirk, Mary Anne Smith, Jerri Lou Davis Row 2. - Dick Sneed, Bobbie Cain, Marilyn Walace, Helen Parker, Tay Reed. Row 3. - Harlan Mills, Miss Sommerville Coy'Marsh, Elizabeth Cox. ,95.... BEVERLY Tl-lIELE Editor DICK SNEED Photographer The Yellow Jacket staff worked throughout the year trying to compose a book of which the school can be proud. The members worked until the last minute, organ- izing the book and checking write-ups. All of this was done to make a record, or the story of the year in words and pictures. CHARLES MONTGOMERY Art Editor The Story of the Yecir The big wh els senior staff busy at work Lett to riaht Dick Charles Beverly Perry Claudette CLAUDETTE CLARK Advertising Manager PERRY INGRAM Business Manager in Words ancl Pictures The junior staff is learning the endless duties of putting out an annual. Left to right: Kib, Doug, Mary Anne, Marvin, Nanci. MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE Sponsor JUNIOR STAFF Nanci Hill - - Editor Marvin White - Art Editor Kib Terry - Business Mgr. Mary Anne Smith Adv. Mgr Doug Harris - Photographer Left to right: Row l. - Marilyn Wallace, Lois Means, Mary Elizabeth Bruno, Betty Spradlin, Barbara l-lair, Mae Sinor, Helen Sloan. Row 2. - Pat Van Kirk, Wanda Wells, Norma Byrd, Darlene Thorn, Lillie Edcock, Anita Miller, June Wilson. Row 3 Karel Hairsine, Mary Lou Espinosa, Wanda Allison, Jo Ann Whitted, Peggy Waters, Peggy Brown, Pat Dunn. Raw 4, - Dean Pierson, Mary Lu Johnson, Roni Pittman, Barbara Neal, Mary Allen, Barbara Landers. Soft ls the Music That Would Charm Forever . . . Wordsworth GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President ----------- - Peggy Waters Vice-president - - - - Wanda Wells Secretary-treasurer - - - - Pat Van Kirk Sponsor ---- - - Miss Grace Crump Something new was added thls year in our high school. Miss Grace Crump organized a Girls Glee Club. The Glee Club sang for the various civic clubs and in assemblies. The group also attended the Music Festival, which was held here in the spring. -95-. GLE E CLUB ,4 came ringing through the halls of Denison Senior High School. Among its many activities this year, the choir was host to the Isl l l Tri-City Music Festival. lt also proved its musical ability by Blending harmoniously, the voices of the a capella choir I H X17 singing for many civic events and clubs. 5 Music ls the Universal Language of Mankind . . Longfellow A CAPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS President - - - - - - Ellen Sloan Vice-president - - - Joel Carr Secretary-treasurer - - - Jackie Hughes Sponsor - - ff - f f ---- Miss Grace Crump e 1 Left to right: Row l.-Nancy Sampson, Repsie Rhea Dobbins, Lowaine Clement, Nancy Brown, Darleen Tignor, Drunell Ross Wilda Isaacs. Row 2.-Grace Nelson, Darlene Nicholson, Mary Helen Creswell, Iva Mae Bell, Ell Dobbs, Judi Thomas. Row 3.gAnita Sullinger, Mary Scott, Mary Shelby, Sylvia Foster, Frankie Bullock, Mary Watson, Emma Hat- field, Fat Sarnmon, Kay Erickson. Row 4.-Carolyn Cline, Linda Hopwood, Howard Taylor, Ronny Edwards, Leo Schumpert, Phil Ransom, Don Shires, Jimmy Francis, Jackie Hughes, Becky Hines. Row 5.Y-Billy Pressley, Eugene Kriebel, Hugh Traweek, Billy Odle, David Heath, Fred Lane, Joel Carr, Richard Stapp, Richard White, David Wineinger. en Sloan, Linda Gilliam, Robertd 199.- 'NT . . ,.., Q S Z i 2 Left to right: Raw l.--Dan Oliver, Martha .Jones,Rcselyn LaLonde, Betty Walton, Kb Terry, L Shirmer, Feggy Preston, Billy Presley, Hugh Traweek, Robert Price, -Marvin White, Juanita Vvalton, lf Waldrcp, Bobby Thompson, Betty Smith, Jerry Bellows,'FrBu6cy Tatum, Johnny French, Dale Jenkins, Te Bobby Williams, Albert Badgett. Row 4.4Artie Palk, lliaulrldarris, Pete Harrell, Dickie Hall, Norma Byrd, Sey, Tcm Smith, Howard Taylor, Barbara Smith, Frankie Nelson, Judy Wilcox, Judi Thomas, Hear thiy Stormy Mus The D. H, S. band was very busy this year. Chief among the activities was the Texcma Band Festival, held February 26. Twelve bands consisting at over 750 members were present. The Aces , the D. H. Sf stage band, held two stage shows to raise money tor a trip to Enid, Oklahoma, to the Tri- State Music Festival in May. , is --lO0- , . .,,,, , L oud, Sharon Torbette, Pattisue Thaman, Mary Beth Johnson. Row 2,-Gerry Preston, Wynon Miller, Teddy is, Kenneth Johnson, Darlene Nicholson, Nancy Gee, Phyllis l-lutchcraft. Row 3.-Norman Talley, Elliot gr, Jane Carroll, Marccleta Payne, Shirley Holland Jcyce Phillips, David Heath, Tom Murray, Linda Gilliam, ,cm, Mr. Larry Thomas, Director, Kay Runnels, l-lcllis l-lodge, Tommy Fulton, Steve Bayless, Foster Ram- Fthe Drum . . Campbell all The Aces also out cn several radio shows for radio station KRRV. The band received a .skid-division rating in the marching contest at Wichita Falls, and several members were chosen for the All Region Band. The band also entered solo and ensemble competition in Denton. -- ioi-- .fe ' g g Left fc right: Row l.--Johnie Stanberry, Mary Helen Blankinship, Barbara Hair, Lois Adams, Julia Brown, Frances Wasden, Emma Hatfield, Darlene Nichclson. Rcy 2.Y-Josephine Patti, Mildred Stapp, Mary Tapscoit, Dorothy Hatridge, Jcsgie Landmon, Martha Jones, Ardebelle McKinsey, Row 3.7Fatsy Guines, Lucille Perkins, Nelda Rentro, Nancy Lively, Anita Miller, Betty Lee, Barbara Curtis, Mary Haning. Row 4. - Shirley Clement, Wanda Wells, Pat Dunn, Peggy Brown, Francile Pierscn, Mary Jo Hatridge, Anita Haugland. Row 5.-'Mary Sue Clover, Jeanie Newland, Mavis Strom, Shirley Whittington, Juanita Walton, Joyce Cherry. Row 6.e-Margaret Williams, Charlsye Woods, Barbara VVhite, Theresa Tilger, Danna Wilson, Beverly Cates, Jerrie Ann Taylor, Janet Staring. Row 7.-Mary Allen, Helen Barnes, Virgnia Scully, Elizabeth Cox, Gwen Collins, Mary Beth Johnson, Sandra Hamilton, Mrs, Willis.. The House of Everyone ls to Him FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OFFICERS President - - ----- Mary Margaret Smith Viceepresident -- ---- Martha Jones Secretary - - - Pauline Williams Treasurer - Ardebelle McKinsey Sponsor - 1 Mrs. Frances Willis WWFR ft ' 30,6 The first and second year Future Homemakers covered a l K at large area in hornemaking. Not only did they learn how to E cook and sew, but they also studied home nursing and house D au! I 3 furnishing. The club sent representatives to the area and NP Qi Q state meetings. A Q' 5 nk ,- Q UNEW -io2- X iMfRJ The advanced homemaking classes were composed of third W W P and fourth year hornernaking students. lncluded in this group D . was a senior class for boys and girls. ln this class the students H 1 ' 1 T studied marriage, child development, and tamily reationship, at The course was a practical one tor boys and girls. A t Q5 0 NEW President - - - - - Billy Dean Vice-president - - - - Grace Nelson Secretary - - - Duwayne Duncan Treasurer - - - Franklin Lewis Sponsor - - Mrs. Elizabeth Geer as His Castle and Fortress . . . Coke Left to right: Row l,-Phyllis Fulton, Wilda Isaacs, Mary Shelby, Marilyn Huckaby, Grace Nelson, Mary Scott. Row 2.- Lou Ann Kretsinger, Barbara Woolsey, Barbara Donahoe, Jane Holland, Lowaine Clements, Virginia Carter. Row 3.-Joyce Vvilliamsan, Rea Williams, Elneta Worthington, lva Jean Bates, Bettlu Jensen, Nancy Moon, Betty Kellow, Faye Kennon, Frankie Bullock, Lou Daughtery, Mary Wright, Nelda Rentro, Row 4,-Sue Covington, Jim Edgett, Franklin Lewis, Duwayne Duncan, Billy Dean, Mrs. Geer. i lO3 O 1 ..... WW W' , Left to right: Raw l. 4- Loretta Burks, Wanda Short, Ann Davidson, Janet Mclflyea, Virginia Shelton Darle n Tignor Vir ginia Carter. Row 2. - Helen Atkinson, Freda Ownby, Cathy Wilkerson, Beverly Ramsey. Leola Pe-nson Melba 5h ri Row 3 Jo Ann Porter, Mary McCament, Cuida McMenamy, Dolores Flowers, Mary Ann Martin, Melba Atnip Pat Jores Wanda Grooms. Row 4, r- Janice McElyea, Martha Brooks, Nancy l-leironimus, Barbara Curtis, Mary Wright Lou Ann Kretsinger Mrs Goddy. Row 5. -- Myra Fike, Martha Christrnan, Nancy Crawford, De Lynn Dozier, Glynnia Vaughn Opal Thomas cggy Darr Beauty in the Making President - COSMETOLOGY OFFICERS Vice-president f - Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter - Se rgea nt-at-a rms v Sponsor - This is the tenth year the been in operation in D, H, S course set up to train girls who crowning ot the sweetheart and events ot the year. Cosmetology Department has Cosmetology is a two-year will became beauticians. The the style show were two main flO4S - Barbara Curtis - Ouida McMenamy Y - Jo Ann Porter - - Annie Logue Lou Ann Kretsinger - - Virginia Carter - Mrs, Alma Saddy ci.u0 i The purpose of Industrial Cooperative Training is to pre- YK Xfflfo Dare high school students for the useful employment in oc' oe ? cupations of their choice. Training was made possible lay 1: -E cooperation between the school and business and industrial 4. AHA L firms. Students gOt practical work experience in their chosen XA occupations by working half a day. K. There ls Always Work cmd Tools to Work Withoil . . . Lowell I. C. T. OFFICERS President - - ------ - - Carol Hodge Vice-president - - Buddy Crowson Secretary - - - Helen Sloan Treasurer - - - - Joe Louis Sponsor - - Mr. Bill Lovelace Left to right: Row l.-Donald Marcum, Helen Sloan, Carol Hodge, Don Whitley. Row 2. - Buddy Crowson, Tommy Miller Richard Short, Joe Louis. Row 3. - C. C. Mollenhour, H. P. Reeves, Jim Loughmiller, Fred Finke. Row 4. - Linn Pescaia Jimmy Minor, Mr. Lovelace, Jerry Meador, Norman Perkins. --l05- Left to right: Row l f-Bobby Curtis, Leon Baker, George Waldrop, Leonard Roberts, Roy Coleman, Ronnie Ridinger, Row 2 -Tommy Nelson, Don Shires, David Davis, John Turner, Frank Kelsey, Joseph Sammon, Jerry Bowling. Row 3.-Kenneth Hales Robin Montgomery, Kenneth Simpson, Lewis Simpson, John Ranes, Leroy Brcyles, Bob Mathis, Larry Terrell, Mr, Knight. Far From the Gay Cities oincl Ways of Men . . Pope F. F. A. OFFICERS President - - - - Leroy Broyles Vice-president - - A Tommy Nelson Secretary - - - - Mike Perdue Treasurer f - - - Leo Weaver Reporter - - - Robin Montgomery 'Farliamentarian - - Geor Historian - - - - Bobby Mathis Sentinel - - - - Don Shires Sponsor Y - Mr. Charles Knight The Future Farmers ot America strive for the development of leadership, the building of a better agriculture program, and the improvement of country lite. Programs of work are set up annually by the chapter. These programs are based on the needs of the individuals and the community. --lO6- 7 '.,.. C, ff TIC 7 , N A 5 Z Q59 rw ti 7 'ff -s. 7' f K1 i 'l in ,X 0 OF' N ,.. f ff 7 x 'll' 9 r' img' 7 ' Hits ' t :-nr. l-4:1 ,D O ' ' A Cf A Thing of Beoufy Is o Joy Forever . . . Keois BAND SWEETHEART D, E. SWEETHEART F, H. A. SWEETHEART Shirley Holland Ethelynn Poulter Donna Wilson V. I. C. SWEETHEART F. F. A, SWEETHEART Helen Sloan Margaret Williams COSMETOLOGY SWEETHEART Mary Ann Martin -lO7-- INTRODUCING DENlSON'S -1080- TW NEW SENIOR H s- .efv SCHOOLH. l. Rev. Bob Ramsey and Artie Palk give the first invo- cation of the year. 2. The hot rod runway. 3. An open air band concert is a fine way to start -:aff the new school year. 4. lt's a lang, long way from one end of D. H. S. to the other. 5. The band door stands open for all who have the strength to walk that far. 6. The gym at a quieter moment. 7. These boys seem to prefer the grass to the walk. 8. Reading in the new modern library is a pleasure. 9. Angles and squares sometimes get complicated in mechanical drawing. IO. What happened to the chairs in the chemistry lab? ll. Goodness! Another typing error? - 109 - isp. 2-' Q Q .ss 'K r 1215 'G ,Mg 7 PE. : 1.9-iw 3955 ,E , .Q - 1, if lei ' 25493 ,Q IQ.. i if? ff: ,Aw 34. '13 until! '33 -1 'fix ,t :X . 1 1' 3 ' x we 1 , QM ' S52 ffbl PF' , , if fm 1 '52 511 HERE? J' ' c. s.-J ff . 5-9 - , 335, L. M A, . .gpg . X 162 r MP s, ff --l.,r .J .A l Y' 'STM env, V :jr wa'-J .L 'K-if, - , ff swf 4 K5 A LOOK AT SOME CLASSES AND These energetic CPD sophomores seem to be study- ing hard. Mr. Knight had better watch that finger or the ag boys will learn the wrong way to use a saw. Looks like they're building coffins in woodshop. Future Rembrants, D.H.S. style. We didn't know Kenneth and Joe Lee had such pretty legs! My, don't the majorettes look snappy!! Her majesty Pauline and the court. The bonfire of vengeance that burns for Sherman. This is better than tackling an opponent! Let's all give a yell for the Jackets! The first pep rallies were held in the baseball bleachers. Kinda mixed up weren't we! Three majorettes pose ai practice for annual photo- grapher. The new gym was dedicated by these men. -HO- THE HIGHLIGHTS OF FOOTBALL SEASON 1 3 -x L 3 E , E i .., A GLIMPSE INTO THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT E T T -H T1 I2i AND VARIOUS OTHER CLASSROOMS... Beautiful harmony is made by the girls sextette. The D.H.S. has a version of an old-fashioned bar- ber shop quartet. Good New Orleans jazz is a favorite with the jazz band. A piano gives beautiful music under Wynon's skill- ful touch. The stage band has entertained at many social events. The empty band hall provides a good place for practice. The wonders of the past world are revealed in Mr. Cline's history class. These algebra equations get more complicated all the time. We're still trying to master English after speaking it all of our lives. The Girls Glee Club fills the halls with melodious sounds during 4th period. Believe it or not, these little pegs help tell what profession is best for you. ACTIVITIES The Senior Y-Teens had their second childhood when they came to the Manless Dance as Nursery Rhymes, The sewing lab-D.H.S. fashion department. The homemoking living room is not only beautiful, but comfortable. Cosmetology girls do a professional job of hair rolling. The ancient skill of loom weaving is taught in the art classes. Let's hope these homemakers' food is as good as the table is pretty. The physics lab is really up-to-date. The Sophomore Y-Teens became royalty as they came to the Manless Dance portraying kings and Queens. --II4- CLASSES, AND FUN KE UP A DAY AT D.H -5- COUNCILS, ADVISORS, GENERAL -6, METALS, AND F. F. A ' -117- The band council discusses all the band's problems. Mr. Kimble, student counselor, is ready to give advice to anyone who asks. The Y-Teen Mothers Council helps the Y-Teens in every possible way. Mr. Hamilton is a friend to all the students in D. H. S. The P. T. A. executive council tries to promote better understanding between parents, faculty and students. ' Mrs. Trout listens to all the woeful tales of those who were absent or needed excuses. Proper pruning of a tree is learned in F.F.A. These boys have just completed a welding project. Automobile repair is also taught in general metals. Learning to work with a metal lathe is another interesting phase of general metals. HERE AND THERE AROUND D.H.S. l. The dedication of the new gym was a memorable event for all who attended. 2. Mrs. Willis, homemaking te a c h e r, spends her off periods in the teachers' modern lounge. 3. The Distributive Education window dis- plays difterent products from the stores which employ students. --ll8-- ,ffl if , w,w,,w Wfjiigpjxjj ,NMMA , . . J ,- , 'fr F r' 1 T 5 -S Denison'S Welcome To You l HOTEL DENISON an Alsonett Hotel We cater to large and small parties For Reservations Call 1100 R. W. Lycan, Mgr. Denison, Texas i l gn 79 -Margaret Williams tonswering phoneJ: Bobby isn't in just now. This is his l l l pound, 5 tt., 3, blonde, blue-eyed sister. 5392444444 One girl to another: It l could combine their qualities l'd be the happiest girl in the world. Ronald is gay, debonoir, rich, handsome, witty, and Clarence wants to marry me. .EW 1 13 ffm-- A, ,,,. A..- l COMPLIMENTS l l -of- V KOEPPEN-BALDWIN, INC. 303-05 W. Woodard Street DENISON, TEXAS PENNEY'S J. C. PENNEY CO. INC. Q i' Q l I B E S T W 1 S H E S 1955 GRADUATES I .JJ Is- - Foolish Questions: - Do ships have eyes when they go to Sea? Are there springs in the ocean's Bed? Are fishes crazy when they go in Seine? ls a newspaper white when it's Red? ls a baker broke, when he's making Dough? ls an undertaker's business Dead? Would a wall-paper store make a good hotel, Becquse of Borders there? Echo L- the only thiizbfyjff Con Chem O Woman out Would you paint o rabbit on a bald rnan's head, just to of the lost word' give him a little hare? , L - 5 f -- 5 WE CONGRATULATIE YoU, I y DENISON HIGH SCHOOL 1955 GRADUATES , I 1955 GRADUATES - OF - CONGRATULATIONS . . ' d Denison l-hgh School an U Best Wishes THE . THE l STATE N5T'0NA'- BANK CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DENISON l I OF DENISON i' , Q 1 gf' 5 5- - ii tl g+- -----w -Y'---tl---11 wc-5 p ,, X :sin-:' ..r'5: 21 '9.,WAA : i2 f :A Q' I -'A ' . K ...M I I I I I I ! I I me sasm .... O ..... .Www I J. C. C A F E I 212 West Main Street I Serving Fine Food to Denison and Texomalandn I I I JOHNSON JEWELERS Where Quality is Consistent With Price Sam and Carrie Johnson 206 W. Main Denison Phone 25 Q,.,,.,.. ,,,,, , , DDT. 111.1 Yr - ..- .i-- -----ffff- - - --- - --- I I COMPLIMENTS I -of- I I LILLEY-AYRES I I g--- ff ----f f f-in-We f ffw--f M f f 7'f ' f I mi' N' 'WAY I R A M s E Y I Venetian Blind Factory ' Venetian Blinds 85 Awnings , Custom Made No Down Payment - Low as 35.00 508 N. Houston Denison, Texas G ,A . .R 71 i.,, Y ,,..- 3 V. A. BRUNO LUMBER YARD Pratt's Proven Quality Paints P. O. Box 53 602 S. Crockett Phone 3904 I Compliments of I M. G. CMILTJ HAUSER I Sinclair Products Phone 78 Denison, Texas i 5 f-ff' -fe-A ff ff 4--- - W- f ---a W N Compliments of HUMBLE STATION J. O. Elmore, Owner I Denison, Texas Phone 2221 I , A 1 ..,, ,,Mr,,,?,?.,,L. .... swf----UU-. . . I F U N D E R B U R K FUNERAL HOME PHONE 100 I I A Name You Can Trust I A Service You Can Afford 1 I I Denison, Texas 311 W. Gandy, 3 F. : Qim fn' ' 7- 74 - - 7'- fx ., .'. ,I may .ww . , .35 EV eff 4 --..- 3 9 TYPEWRITERS All Makes - All Models 9 ADDING MACHINES 0 OFFICE SUPPLIES I 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES I I I We Rent Typewriters I I , . I DEAN oFFlcE I EQUIPMENT I Your Remington Dealer I PHONE 807 402 W. MAIN . I ,v-- - Y--9 Bill Winfree: There was the prettiest girl at the picnic. Everytime l looked at her she was eating a hot- dog and watching we. Glenn Price: Maybe you had the mustard. DPDPCQQCK Wife to husband: l've got to get some flour, sugar, matches, butter, bread, a new fur coat, and some clothes-pins-Okay? MMM The greatest undeveloped territory in the world lies under your hat. I ,K ..s..-s. W . L . .EWS BENDIX TAPPAN I YORK L OOROAIEE I I GENERAL APPLIANCE COMPANY I I I M. WV. Hopkins, Owner We Service and Demonstrate What We Sell I I Phone 138 -119 W. Main I Q 7 an If..L,..,.. . ,. .-T I V I I I I COMPIIIMENTS ii I I --Of- I I I R. L. MCKINNEY I I I AGENCY Complete Insurance Protection 307 W. Woodard - I DENISON - -- TEXAS I lee-Ie -- -1+-M --We, Voice on phone: Raye Odeneal is sick and con't attend classes today, Mrs. Trout: All right, who is this speaking? Voice: This is my father. WDDKKK Eddy Nicholson: I can't go to class today. Perry Ingram: Why? Eddy N.: l don't feel weIl. Perry I.: Where dOn't you feel well? Eddy N. ln class. lf---- if f - an ' P I I I I I I I COMPLIMENTS I I I I I I 9 L a m a r M I I k I I , g M, Ifrdvrfi or . . I 49,0 p'Za24ezfff 1226 I I .L M . SANDERS MOTOR COMPANY PLYMOUTH - DE SOTO Sales and Service PHONE 628 208 W. CHESTNUT DENISON f,,,. ...-,. . -,, .i . ,li-,QI N .-'L 1 . 4... . ' ,- Es f,?...,7-E-E,, . ,Y ..- , COMPLIMENTS ...0f... MRS. B. J. LINDSAY d.fb.fa. B. J. LINDSAY THE INSURANCE MAN Agency Established 1879 Complete Prescription Center GULF SERVICE STATION PENN PHARMACY C, E, RICE, Prqp, R- A- Penn, Owner Washing - Lubrication - Polishing Phone 331 200 W. Main 24 HOUR SERVICE DENISON, TEXAS 501 N. HOUSTON PHONE 3820 C D,.c,,,-,4...,--TAWEMCE, kEc,.,sEcE.,.....E , Favorite Fashions C O M P L I M E N T S - for - ici- D. H. S. N E W S O M ' S Women's Wear MONTGOMERY MOTOR CO. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service J. R. H A N D Y INSURANCE AGENCY K E N Y O N FOOD MARKET HOME OF GOOD FOOD 1109 WOODARD PHONE 948 r - 7-5 L Y THE EAT WELL CAFE 309 W. Main i 9 4 4 4 4 r 1 l THE NOOK CAFETERIA l C Sun lov Mon and lon xv' Main ! . . l 4 4 4 -V- Sportswear Specializers l TH E WH ITE PIG 505' S. Armstrong i ew -so 1 if l TT'TTT T '-4 T TTT T'L' '4 b Miss West: Can you tell me anything about the Mary Anne Smith: Did you tell her that what yOu great authors of the l7th century? said was in strict confidence? A Joel Carr: Yes mam, they're all dead. Jerri Lou Davis: No, I don't want her to think it wxfcqccc was impotant enough to repeat. Why won't you marry me? He demanded. There swarm isn't anyone else is there? Beverly Barnhill: What is your opinion of these Oh Neal, she sighed. There MUST be, women who imitate men? www Bill Graves: They're idiots. Peggy Crowson: l can cook only two thingsg meat Beverly B.: Then the imitations are successful Ioaff and peach cobblerf' wmrcuccf Buddy Crowson: Now, which one is this? Definition of a dumb bunny - A square hare L -YYY Y Y ,Y , , . YY ,YY ,,,,. , Y ,,,, YYYYY ,,,, .YY ,Y YYY , Y YY Y YYYY YS l l liill I 0 1 - ,LY 1 l -. '--2 X 9 if X7 l - . l' .' 'if ' 1' ,.. T l ' ' T ,' l l diff J-ff l 1- i iff to- ' 'n 'O U VC' l ., o O H 1 Ztziififiifzit O 0 . -- l T . ' :ffm l . ffl .HQ S L i f 4 2 l All ' '7 ,ff Q YYY Y VY YY, ,Y,, ,A YY, Y YYY, Y Y,Y -., YYY, cp ', COMPLIMENTS Eh: mis an Herald DENISCIN, TEXAS . YOUR. DAILY NEWSPAPER Young man,.,are you the teacher of Bishop' :'Wf'No sir.'f 'I U ' D Then don't talk like an idiot. A vnu - . wouldn't keep saving me. ' A xxxam h bluff: Here Cliff, .here Cliff. Ch Womens Apparel W. Main Phone 1195 U. S. CLOQEHING CO. ' AnRow'sHm'rs HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Horrroeck Qduring boxing matdhj If only ,-,J ,1 ,. , ., , ,,,, ,.., A sharlee Jackson: 'i why'd.ofyou think he's. from gm North? ,I t 5' Judi Thomas: He' dances as if he had snowshoes On. vnu N M U Dick Wright f'With hands over Marilyn's eyesjz' lf you can't guess who it is in three guesses, l'm going to kiss you. , . A ,- Marilyn Hail: Jack Frost, Davy Jonesp Santo. Claus. ' - - , ' . , n s. s - TUTWILER STUDIO Portraits and Commercials :Denison, Texas , X . 114 Burnett 5-'rv PHONE 2079 g RINGLERS Cformerly Cinderellal g W .0 M E N ' S W E A R 1 California Sportswear l Exclusive but not expensive 304 W. MAIN PHONE 884 W 3 5 . I Jin 5 5 SCHOOL SUPPLIES COSMETICS N E W B E R R Y ' S S N O W - W H I T E ! THE FIVE AND TEN LAUNDERERS -- CLEANERS I DENISON'S JUNIOR DYERS DEPARTMENT I PHONE 716 WHERE STUDENTS A BUY SUPPLIES E - -v '- E? I 1 ' WNW wrcfccfx Richard W.: There isn't any chicken in this ' ,- CI'1iCk9n SOUP. During one of those interminable teen-age tele Wotiressi UNO and there iSn,t O horse in the phonecalls, I heard my daughter soy, Just a minute horse radish either. Let me Change email wxccxac wvmw If W r ffm- -- I Brabant's MASTER CLEANERS Sanitone Service 626 W'. MAIN PHONE 787 PRESTON'S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 400 West Main Street INTERSTATE THEATRES R I A L T O - R I 0 Dedicated to Community Service S. Burnett LOGAN'S Music Shop Denison, Texas Denison, Texas Charles G. Logan Phone 20 +A I 5 I COMPLIMENTS iof... STEAKLE-:Y CHEVROLET . rv , YW,Y,,,,.,,n YYA-.... .--.-ll-Q x,J FORD DENISON AUTO COMPANY Kelk 3 Q Ti? -ffm -0- -- BEAR DRUG COMPANY Roy Dossey and Frank Ozment Service for the Sick Phones 886-887 230 W. MAIN STREET rf-A---V --H f- V- V For the game-For the prom FOR ANY OCCASION call J e a n e ' ss DOWTOWN FLORIST a n d G 1 f t s A 607 W. MAIN PHONE 2781 N r ,H N Friendship is one of our Greatest assets THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES C H I E F N E W S , D . V FOR 401 W- Mm emson sUPP1,1Es FOR SOHOOL 4. 1 k------- H--ff--W ---- - A-----L--LJ f , ,, ,,,,, E.- ,-,,, W . ,,.,, , ws WALTER JENNINGS FURNITURE Appliances?Radios-Records Buttons and Buckles Covered f-Hemstitching- 500-502-504-506 W. MAIN STREET CONGRATULATIONS 1955 GRADUATES Q GRAYSON COUNTY l HARDWARE CO. ff .-M-, , ,--, -- I Amari - 52 S lla? PRINTING COMPANY fax I06 zenidon, Uexaz N1-Y Y- f 1f 7' f,-,-- --f ff- - - l I I You Know Label's by Its Labels I LABEL'S WOMEN'S WEAR 310 West Main Street p TUCKER FURNITURE l l ff UPHOLSTERING I if REFINISHING 1 'lf REPAIRING 422 West Main Phone 80 NEW AND USED FURNITURE N '77 wWYY7'7YW'7YW In YYWYY7-mA I .-.13 A , ,,,,,,, , , , , ,, 1 YW A TOWN MARKET WOODARD STREET MARKET WIDE-A-WAKE MARKET BETTER FOOD BETTER PRICES J E N K I N S for Finer Photographs 421 W. Main Phone 308 BEST WISHES Keep Up The Good Work J. V. Conatser AGENCY 108 N. Rusk Phone 2727 g--W Y---Y 77,17 ,YH E77 ,,,,,,,.l W.ayne's Shoe Shop Fine Repairing 409 West Main Street BRATCHER-MOORE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE Norman Bratcher Lloyd Moore Phone 113 401 W. Woodard 7 im--. , 7, , ,Wfi FF ,W gi fifx Y 5 Y i 3 -P L i V, X lf' V I 1 E X i COMPLIMENTS S t i n g e r -Of- SANDWICHES 5 Q COLD DRINKS i K. w o I. E N s 5 1 2 - a n d - 2 1 f '17 f ' 4 f 4 A v ' A A g SCHOGL SUPPLIES ' ' 3 i i 1 Come Here to Meet Your Friends I Y i t other rrrrr rrrrrr ,rrrr, , 7, rrrr seee-.,Ws,g gm ,gg ,g wumw ,wat Girls are oiwoys one of three things. Hungry Miss Sommervillez Time is money: How do you fhirsfy, or both. prove it? Dick Sneed: WeII, if you give twenty-five cents to o couple of tromps, thot's o quarter to two. DDDGOK Jackie Hughes: All extremely bright men are con ceited. , Gerry Preston: Oh, I d0n't know, l'rn not. wnmqm K h 93264444 ff--f----- -- -Y-4--f-W ---H ---Y --Y N 5 N i You Can Buy With Confidence C 0 N G R A T U L A T I O N si , at to the 1 1955 GRADUATES 1 ' 1 i 2 S A SHERRARD MOTOR E Watches, Clocks Sn 2 , COMPANY Jewelry Repaifed CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Watches-Diamonds-Gifts SALES-SERVICE I Phone 2270 428 W. Main St. L PHONE 345-6-7-8 iuftffffffififfiif fy Q l i e S ore of North Texas l l Madden's l l Th t l 1 I l r l as -e We - ee -T se -ee as Q Mr. Gentry: Can you tell me about nitrates? Butch Goodman: Well-er-they're a lot cheaper and five eggs here, how many eggs will I have? than day rates. BUH hh , n I . HI d , WWQM i Malone fWit a questioning gancej. ont believe you can do it sir. The more we study, the more we know. The more O we know, the more we forget. The more we forget, the less we know. The less we know, the less we forget. The less we forget, the more we know. So why study? www X V 29757444144 Mr. Dickson: Every young man in this school could get a job with the city if he wanted it. Speaking of bathing in famous' springs, said the Johnny Savage: lsn't that a rather sweeping tramp to the tourist, l bathed in the spring of '86 . statement? LY- W . ,,,,, ,, ,,. N Mr. Marshall: Now, Bill if l lay three eggs here, l CONGRATULATIONS TO I l DE-NISON l ' l THE GRAQUATES OF Q CQMMERCIAL DENISON HIGH I O COLLEGE A -k,k-A' GRAY'S CREDIT' JEWELERS g , Courses l Jewelry and Gifts Secretarial and Accounting Better Business Training Watch Repairing For Lessn E 'A' t 'k l 505 W. MAIN PHONE 103 51516 W. MAIN PHONE 2703 , 7 Q l H -w-14 1' ...,.,,.--vi-...ea-. ...M ffm! 'r f' , , 9 - J A!!-n fl gL.v,Ajt,J,,P! J . , I ff f,. ., , 4 1, I.. i 1 Q D VK . f ' .1 If Y I, I a ' u fl ' W o Ya ff- Ln-.-WLY L --.. L Wwffnf- . Y.,, we ,. HLLLWL i l l John W. Bengel C O N T R A C T O R P. 0. BOX 421 DENINSON TEXAS Q Aiwa ' 'W' ' ' f '? 1 ' It's going to be a real battle of wits, I tell you, Oh Lord, prayed Claudette Clark I'm not asking said the sophomore member of the debating team. for a thing for myself, but please send Mother a son- How brave of you, said the senior, to go un in-law. A armed, wnccw ,bylaw Marvin White How long could l live without Be ye prepared for ye know not the day when brains? examination cometh. Mr. Brous: Time will tell. www WMM Roni Pittman: What is so sad about a calendar? One young modern girl to another: lt was so Bettye Marshall: I know: lt's days are numbered. strange how we m-et. We were introduced. ,. L ,,,,A,-, ,W ,,,,,, LLAWWL, , ,, ,, , 3 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 l FROM l Stratton Olds-Cadillac Company RUSK AT CRAWFORD - DENISON, TEXAS YOUR l OLDS -- CADILLAC -- GMC TRUCK SALES AND SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE l 480 PHONES 481 'if -1 ' 'A '77 ' 57 7 Yi' 377' 2' YNY 7' ' an 'EEE W 'tl 15' HARRELSON TIRE CO. GOODYEAR TIRES ' 3 DENISON CONCRETE COMPANY ' AND 5 A M K SAND an GRAVEL Sf 'Ready Mix Concrete BATTERIES 'Lightweight Blocks Recapping-Road Service ,Concrete Pipes i . I 0 120 N. Fannin 1-none 488 , Sand gl Stone I l PHONE E DENISON-2810 A CCAC A DEAL 1 A We A - A 'e-. M ia n l SID MAPLES l l PAINT WALLPAPER J CHRIS WALTZ SUPPLY CO. -' w SPORTING GOODS I Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Uwe-re Apt To Have IV. Crane Plumbing Fixtures 125 W. MAIN PHONE 2258 201-203 W. WOODARD DENISON Tfwfwi , WU. DEKEXMQ, s,c,,,,r ,, WM sm WM, -A Y, 2-w --f ff -f -ff--ff --'W -- f- 5 3 E. .E UOMPLIMENTS n 4 PF l SIMMS AND COMPANY Denison, Texas 94444 fin YOUR FAMILY SHOE STOKE SHOES - BAGS -- HOSIERY , QQ - 1 l MENS WEAR + l 5 Men and Boys Wear I 'The Place To Go For the Brands You Know. ' v--i--+77-1 -A - - J1 5 , WX xv, A . A Y U I l' N el V' l ' ' J ' A ' A Oqjf ! Vffllyg, ii M u if .gy f+gigi ifjii24-SLM Z' i K I N G S T O N ' S D R U G S T O R E JEWELRY STORE We are glad Lu show you tln'0ug'h l'l-Ui North Texas' REXALL finest jewelry store STORE .XIJULPH .IUHNSUN 322 W. Main Phone 29 g' ff----- -JJ s-ff f A mf-'f 'YM' Give an athlete an inch, and he'II take a toot, but Mr Wilds Name two pronouns. let him take it, Who wants athlete's toot anyway? Janet Staring' Who, Me? N .o 53 xc 414. D ,nb Q ,S X4 Mechanic. I've found the trouble with your Cor Did you D055 your exam? You've got o short circuit in the wiring, Well ,T was like this-you See- Erma Brown: Well, for goodness sake, lengthen it ogy-,okei Nemqer did lf' VWPPQXK0 bvbgqw J k' Sh k I h 1 L ld OC le Demo Clve J U , A gamblers seven-year-old son, asked to Cou Pete Hagons: ls it positive or negative? ,, ,. l, l,2,345,67, Jackie: What do you mean positive or negative? School responded prompfy ' ' ' Pete: Do the eyes have it or the nose? lo' lock' Queen' Kmg r--- '- V QUALITY COUNTS a44hlmrn3 fee Cream ALWAYS GOOD ge WWA I K 3 ,., 4 ' , 4, ' 'ge uf- . A . K ,. i, as Kg 1- ,U 'sg r J 'V' V 0 . 15 sc R-AQN E s DENISON Mgaps Bread's,S Cakes, Xfliistry ' '4o7 w. Main iehone 336 ,WE . ,,,,,,,, v,E..,,- EIO COMPLIMENTS ,QF..... s TEXAS' OLDEST PAINT STORE E S L E R PAINT 8: PAPER CO. 5 1 JONAES TEXACO SERVICE STN. No. 1 N0. 2 430 W. Main 1031 West Street Woodard Road Service Denison, Texas 1 Y , nf-'iv 9 WALDRON DRUG COMPANY O 'A' O 408 West Main Q 'K Q I You Can Find It Here -6 1 E' 5 1 'S -X 1 f. X . X, We. Wish .You Every Success In Your Chosen Field DENISON FEDERAL SAVlNGS'8: LQOAN ASSOC I ATlOsN 119 s. BURNETT AVE. A Goodx Place to Borrow- as A Good Place to Save- f---- vw- - - 7 Y-7Yw.Y,iv.+-.-. B if L 1 , , 1 V 0 You Caxhvlzo B9tt6IX:At Hubbards H U E B A R D ' s Furniture 128-130 W. MAIN PHONE 1 or ew -Q EE EE EEQQEM Ee, on V '50 U 3 ,JM Q EUEIUNGS I s 44 s 4 1 M 'Y' .Q ,,g,,.s, Cas, , ,, C1 5 ' ,, , . W ,,o,,-,, C,-, ,CC s.a l i l l 5 cg,,MP1,1MENTs 3 ooMP1,1MENTs . , , l -4-of- l -of- -Y--M- l l S,'H.'KRESS y l TWH! , l COMPANY, ' ---Q l Q g ' I' Zc?f7-veg l , l l l DENISON, TEXAS l l C C C C Wwe v eeeeee eel is so e ke n,-eb -Shirley Holland: l just dreamed l had a job. Barbara Fawcett: Yes, you do look tired. Beverly Thiele: My boyfriend's telling everyone that he's coming home to marry the most beautiful girl in the world. Pat Van Kirk: you for so Iong. Too bad, darling, after going with One young thing to another: l'm no good at re- membering names, but last year me made 543,678.94 after taxes. Charles Answer wwnccm Montgomery: ls this the Salvation Army? Yes, it is. Charles ls lt true that you save young girls? Pftfbffiff Answer Yes, it is. Placard hanging in the office of the Farrell Lines Charles: Well, please save me one for Saturday Steamship Company.-THINK or thwim, night. ,n,,,,s,-.l.g-,.-,-,.. 3 ,,,,,,, , Y, , ,Monza ' l CONGRATULATIONS l to a good school- l l from a good taxi- l l 4 l l l l l 9 Dependable gg l 9 Safe l l f 9 Courteous l i l l , l Q W C-, .,.,. . ,,..f, sw, A lg S 3 43 V5 ESX 'H 1 Simi S35 3 si F Sigliigfg is Md ggi qi ?i5i Wh W ,ig fiikgg ii Xiigg W 3?f??w iijf My W Kiki? E zi' ,W ffixjJLMJfwjm Ji . 2 17559: J A yy. D + Wm 4 2- 6 4, Rx S X X f. N 4.1-- KR N. x .- v eff, 4 X Q in -X . A ' N7 l Q M X mfg Q31 31 3 Q Q R 3 X Nbyljir S V - xx X x Q N2 X 'E' , w X ff my Y SX Q . Ni 1383- SN :Epi ff 5 Q aww lf35,.,,Li,L1LLmA vivid. + Q..uw.L- N' A '- 5+ Q,-gx-K .LLL, LMA! .V-M fahns- lf' 'gk -..1,,,,,,Js,,.4g,Lv,AL 1. LL-'ff7Qi'Lx1,l,,c 2 L4i,1,v.3J ks I QA-if x A ,y t ' Vw N A-fv Q,.f, ,L.A. QV 'b 3 Nbg Q X X AVQ A ' N N n N ' X 5 gs' x . vb N , X- B lx Ping W xi-.iw X N R A 0 A Q K 'xw' SQ JL W 2 1 Jjyw Y xv 'Ev , X ,