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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1958 volume:

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In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of 758, we shall be content, knowing we have done the thing we were called upon to do. JVM fffw ORAEBHAES Advisors .. Organizations Varsity ,7w., Personalities Classes ee , Snaps and Ads rr,r , PNAWSOV5 page 7 page 15 page 47 page 85 ee ee page 125 ov Jw 094 Sa' nP+Ads 5,0 0 Bx page 65 0 . 6' N T 0 N-X... allege, Q .J14 CZ -ww 'fr 0, 5 ow Q egg, A N . r fl 7' ii G. pe'-Fan ' . 'S .g Q af' -6,14 J ' me Band Hall Ma lujlding awe up +1 901 .au F A-A -A .- , WI, Q x , KL J' . -.ll-3 ,, 35 5i ff' 1 ew .Q +2 .,.. .. Q U n ff ,X X W rw U s J. K I . D 'wwe A i bIiNf 4 l vm 11:1 2, 3 1F11 1 A W Field House ,N-c gag ' ' ' '.:Q.gL z L -, I ,I , , , , gs.,,,-, V jr 2 j iksgV.,5 AL.-'EM e 'fiiff ffQ5Q'f5?fi'1 W K 'f 'v.f5fi4g4'Kk'2 H- ' . ., 1 M -i. 3-1, 'A ww j :tw Cafeteria An honest man and truthful is he who directs the paths of the students with whom he is in daily contact. He is a well known and Well loved person of high esteem among the stu- dents of Senior High School. It is difficult to express the significance of the things he does and stands for because they represent those intangible qualities which so enrich the character and improve the mind. In sincere respect we dedicate the 1958 YELLOW JACKET to our Mr. J. S. Kimble. Ui5OL'5 'Q N- 'xAfmllL ,tif irrk A fCC2,1 4 v ' 5' f0L.fYj'1, I L 1 Q. !lfC'l' ggi D an Fr ki 'z f ,LMI li A A .. C 7X .Sify Zi, C U UN' 42,41 my f Qglhtufi, cg p7u,,,,,LHN Jai c ,X-.xflf-.f'X!CxCjLwV!k 5 lv Q We W' wx ii A ,anti annular Z , 2 K N? . 5, Q , . Q - Q, xx 'Il Q xii A -fd A 1 . ,, j, fm j K w i Q V . - -1- . ivfiwiif-i 'WQX ' H L V nfzghm ,w,,izf,4?, RQ Z 'WEN ,L W WS!-'LZ if f 4, ' - gy Y -W . , ' F ' L' Qi? V Wx .. NX ffwfvsf - f gf , Q r W6 vi , way? is ,K A QSFQ L Q ZL D Q Q Q1 W 5 ' 1 fn ff J . 41 N N ' ' wr Q vsiffrg 1 M , '1g1:: :,.w , ,, 5 ,, F , If? ' V. , . p. 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STELLA BYERS Algebrag Junior Class Sponsor MISS MARGARET CLARKE D.E. Club Sponsorg Distributive Edu- cationg Sophomore Class Sponsorg Student Store Sponsor MR. o. W. CLINE I 2 American Historyg World Historyg Sophomore Class Sponsor Faculty MRS. THELMA COLLIER Libraryg Library Club Sponsor MR. JOE L. DICKSON Plane Geometryg Solid Geometryg Trigonometryg Senior Class Sponsor MR. JAMES E. DOUDNEY Woodshop MRS. ALMA GADDY Cosmetologyg V.I.C. Club Sponsorg Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. GUY GARDNER P.E.g Football Coachg Assistant Bas- ketball Coach MRS. ELIZABETH GEER Homemakingg Student Council Sponsorg F.H.A. Sponsor MRS. MAXINE CENTRY Bookkeeper MR. HAROLD CENTRY Biologyg Senior Class Sponsor MISS REBA HENRY Visiting Teacher MR. CHARLIE JACKSON World Historyg P.E.g B Team Basketball Coachg Bn Team Foot- ball Coach Faculty MISS LOIS JENKINS Englishg Junior Class Sponsor MRS. E. G. JOHNSON Typingg Junior Class Sponsor Y-Teen Sponsor mf MR. J. S. KIMBLE Bookkeepingg Student Counselorg Hi-Y Sponsor MR. CHARLES KNIGHT Vocational Agricultureg Junior Class Sponsorg F.F.A. Sponsor MR. C. N. LONDON Englishg Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. BILL LONG World Historyg Basketball Coachg Assistant Football Coach MR. BILL LOVELACE I.C.T.g Sophomore Class Sponsor V.I.C. Sponsor MR. O. J. MALONE Mechanical Drawingg Senior. Class Sponsor MR. G. W. MANNING General Metalsg Junior Class Sponsor MR. M. M. MARSHALL General Mathg Algebrag Plane Ge- ometryg Tennis Coachg Sophomore Class Sponsor Faculty MRS. EDWARDINE MCCOY Englishg Speechg Debate Club Spon- sorg Speech Club Sponsorg Senior Play Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsorg Thes- pian Troupe Sponsor MRS. OLGA MCDANIEL School Nurse MRS. MARIE MILLER L'-'fa Shorthandg Typingg World Historyg Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. WELDON M00 DY Chorus MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE Englishg Iournalismg Newspaperg An- nual Staff Sponsorg Junior Class Sponsor MR. LARRY THOMAS Concert, Stage, and Marching Band Director MRS. MARIE TROUT Secretary to Principal MISS MILDRED WALKER Spanishg Lating P.A.S.F.g ,I.C.L. Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsor MISS RUTH WEST Englishg Y-Teen Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsor MR. EDWARD C. WILDS Englishg Athletic Directorg Junior Class Sponsorg Future Teachers Sponsor ...fl Faculty MRS. FRANCES WILLIS Homemakingg F .H.A. Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsor MRS. KAY WINBURN Secretary to Business Manager MR. M. C. WOODWARD Driver Educationg Algebrag Junior Class Sponsor MR. FELTON WRIGHT Algebrag Track Coachg Line Coach K REV. JAMES I. LOGAN Bible REV. RAY MILLIGAN Bible Not shown : MR. ROBERT HODGES Woodshop 6' 0 li' 4, -0 If Grganigafions an ,fy 0 I v if fe 3 .Y 3 1-H mga? fa wa- e is Kiwi! Front row: Ewlyn Kain, Gloria S4-oggrins, ,lanivv Puwvll, llarulyn Kain, Janie- Ross, Nonnif- llurle-sun. Cc-orgia Mat- Trupp. Carolyn Sons, Kay Ann Bruno. Seronfl row: Mary Clublnlt-. Jimmie' lallifun, Limla Sllvllltll, Dana liurns, Mary Jolliisuil. Martha Durham, lie-ve-rly SWPPIIY, Jan Svars, llarlnara Ilvss. Third row: Mrs. Willis. Jam' Terry, Jucly Staring, livatrivf' Huff:-r. Mary Rnlminsnn, l'f'g1gy llaygzoofl. Janice lfostvr. Nauvy iXl0Ill,LZ1llIlt'TY. Homemalcing Frmzl l'UIl,'f flingvr lllaguuirk. Naury Mullanis, Virginia Fulton, Kay Coblmlv, Ellvn Nivliulas, Carol fjliitwmul. Elainm- Maxwvll. lfililli Nlurris, Suv Holm-rts. Sermzfl row: liinfla Croft. Carolyn Crisemn. Norma Quaasa, ,le-an Whittml, Phyllis Kruvgcr. Patsy Williams, Mary Perkins, Ella Kc-itz. Thin! row: Alivv Hunt. fihirlvy Kirin:-r. ll:-tty Smith, Katllvrim- Fulf'm'lu-lc, She-rry Murphy, Quannah llulflcr, liZll'lldl'li liarrorl. Holm-rta Vliitigllt. Faurlli row: Nt-ttiv Fulmvr. Elizalwtll Ann Fullis, ,lutlitll Mille-r, Marilyn Uilliam. Vvralita l'ric'v, Carolyn Neff, Mrs. Cvvr. 3 as 'N q f' . tina: I , A .fill A ff X ' i rm , w .-I, 5 ,QV , fi flf -l Nlaric- Rngt-rs. Cora l.0n Whitley. Carol jackson, Front row: Audrey Fostvr. llc-lows Pe-arson, Dt llonna Moore-. .lanirv Stew-linan, Joyce Clinton. Svmrizf rnuf: Cay Pvmlign, Barbara Halllortl, Snr- .Nnn Watts, llnnna Fayc U'llar, Gloria Rwlwrts, Sara Hagan, llana Spf-im-r, fllary llvlc-n Kylv. Anita Klimlm-s, Third raw: Marie' llrinklvy, l.intla Vllillianig, Alinv Cook, Ruse fllariv liurr, llc-ina Steplim-ns, Lea llunvh, lla! llurgvss. Nlary He-irnninius. fllartync- Smith. Fourth row: Mrs. Gm-r, live-lyn Killongh. Mary ,lo Grinies, Carol Tlimnas, liarhara Cflifl. llarhara Elmorv. Nanvy We-avr-r, llharle-nv liullan, Phyllis lllr.-Xlistffr. Rnhy Dutton. II0l1ll271Ll1lCifl1 0' E' Fmnl row: ,lnrly Harrison, Joanna Sinnns. ,lufli Cvis. Marian Rivharrl, Yvonne Swanggvr. H:-lvn Wall. .'Xinli'r-ai Cnrt'ul'l'nii. ,lanvll lnrkins, Svwufztl rout' liurhara lllvtlforcl. Cynthia Nlayu. Wzintlai llux. Carolyn Tnnv, Ann Nlonrv. l.nm'llu 'Xlzilum-, Ruth Wliitfivltl. V1-lma Stupp. Third mu? Nlr-. Willis. Sara Nan Vlllllllllllhtill, ,Xnn 'llitvlle-ll. filiarlntle- Walking. Phyllis Krif-hlv. .lnanitu llurttni. l.4n'lt-nv lfliristnian. Fmzrfli muy' Margie' flzirr. llloria Smith. lit-tty l,anflf-rs, Virginia Nlyvrs, l.inalu Nlvnns, livtty llavix. ,pr rw-1 , 7---Y , 1'f- f E 1 ' ' 2 e' ' Q , , 'KW-o -+ ff' Mkt ,VM-, ,Q-xi, ,I Q? pf, aa. H5Zs : ,e,,,,,, , V ,., ggi? , 3tgym,..,,, w ...ghvgv A ' WH , ,,,,,, V..,,. 'REQ' Q av- ' , .. -at . t we - Q f 1: mikio Front row: Elayne Tignor, Sara Ague, Charlotte Sanders, Anita Rhodes, Jan Barker, Margaret Hempkins, Mike Byrd, Jerry Walker, Evelyn Kain, Jimmy Fitzjarrell, Laura Raines, Bill Jack Chiles, Linda Skaggs, Nonnie Burleson, Joy Lyn Utterback, Danna Burns, Cary Coodgion, Mar- garet Manning, Mary Lois Akers, Dickie Bond. Second row: Paula Clark, Dianne Smith, Sherry Courtney, Janie Ross, Linda Vaughan, Aline McCoy, Joyce Higgins, Jodi Ceis, Martha Womack, Jaqueline Montague, Carol Sanders, Ray Parker, Patsy Ozment, Sara Nan Thompson, Mary Wastier, Wanda Winchester, Tim Murray, Linda Leverette, Linda Kinney, Frankie Martin. Mary Lou Mead. Third row: Barbara Fitzgerald, Sarah Hagali M1Trl'Dillard, Vaughn Oliver, Bob Henderson, Robert Beckham, Jo Elda Young, Robert Williams. Jim Freeman, Clayton Fulton, Andrea Corcorran, Harriet Cornelison, Patsy Hoedebeck, Beatrice Huffer, Carolyn Kain, Mary Robinson, Wanda Culberson, Joretta Hilton, Jean Brady, Shirley Cook, Sara Nell Anderson, Sandra Williams, Marilyn Kretsinger. Fourth row: Mike Brady, Mike Testa, David Atkins, David Donowho, Horace Benedict. John Johnson, Jimmy Smith, Charles Gerrard, Janet Burkcs, Tommy Barnes, Eddy Strickland, Albert Clymer, Jerry Holder, Charlene Butlan, Betty Sue Moore. Anne Hagans. Fifth row: Mike Kerns, Frank Tatum, Bill Weldon, Bob Bratcher, Donald Preston, James Porter, John Hancock, B. C. Thomas, Sydney Delfralus, Bud Preston, Charles Vvarden, Charles Lindsey, David Easterly, John Dollar. Lois Johanningmeier, Karen Hesse. Latin The study of Latin provides a student with a better back- ground for many other subjects he may study in his high school and college years. The members of the Junior Classi- cal League not only study the Latin language, but also learn of the advancement of government and the social lives during the Classical Era. Front row: Jan Blassinganie. Eddie Jackson, Judy Louis, John Cilhreath, Patricia Hoedeheek, John Cohh, Marsha Banner, Modena Burns, Carol Chitwood, Yvonne Waller, Dorothy Howard, Patsy Williams. Sharron Marlin. Serond row: Michael Walker, Barbar Medford, Clayton Fulton, Betty Mason, Betty Weger, Beth Byrne, Cassandra Adams, Madeline Brown, Charladean McCoy, Martha Cullom, Bobbie Jones. Karen Roberts. Judy Buren, Jan Sears, Laurel Meffune. Third row: Martha Durham, Richard Ellison, John Hunt, Lesley Freeman, Lyle Wilson, Cary Cuilloud, Larry Hardy, James Hester, Larry Cuilloud, Joel Nicholson, Ben Munson, Kathleen Smith, An- thony Lawronce. Fourth row: Jim Eubanks, Dale Blankenship, Biff Bayne, Donald Preston, Bruce Utley, Leon Haas, Charles Cohh. Tom Anderson, Mike Kirk, John Reddin, Roy Roberts. Elaine Shwadlenak. Sammy Moore. Fifth row: Roy Williams, Charles Withers, Johnny Johnson, Brett Bayne, Bill Fowler, Don Ashhurn. Jerry Harvey, Paul Burnett, Phenone Fike, Kent Allison, C. J. Ransom, Lyn Massey, Dick Bond. panish The memhers of the Spanish Cluli develop a sense of ap- preciation of Mexican and Spanish culture. The activity of this eluh provides the students with an opportunity to develop a hetter relationship with Latin Ameriean countries. The Pan American Student Forum is sponsored hy the Good Neighbor Commission of Texas. W,' 92, iff, 5 .Immun 'or' Q ww ' W The Senior Staff: Mary Lois, Carol, Bob. Anne, and Lyn, 19 8 Yelloz Miss Maggie' Summerville Mary Lqis AICCTS Lyll M35SCy' Sponsor Edztor Photographer 3 .iff 'sw-w., ,Q The funzfor Staff: Kay Harris. Assistant Editor: Charlvs Lunimus. Assistant Art Eclitorg Lois Hush, Assistant Advvrtising Manager: Curly Barron. l'hotograph0r: and Leslie Freeman, Assistant Business Manager. racket Staff Carol Burchette Bob Bratcher Anne Hagans Ar! Erfilor Aflverlising Manager RIISIDIIPSS Manager , H . f I 5 Front row: Nona Mae Armour, Carol Volpert, Joyce Higgins, Elayne Tignor, Doug Bilderback, Dickie Bond, Linda Vaughan, Bill Martin, Ann Mitchell, Frankie Martin, Audrey Foster. Second row: Shirley Cook, Evelyn Kain, Paula Williams, Leslie Freeman, Barbara Clift, Beverly Jamison, Kay Harris, Mrs. McCoy. Third row: Linda Connor, Diana Floyd, Jimmie Lou Phillips, Marilyn Legg, Janet Burks, Linda Kinney, Sandra Williams, Charla McCoy, ,loretta Helton. Fourth row: Cary Mosse, John Burtis, Bruce Hodge, Bill Fowler, James Knight, Hagan Manning, Brett Bayne, Lee Malone. pooch No slutlerers or stammerers in this group! 'l'hrough practice in speaking lmefore large or small audienees or even lo one of their friends, the memliers of this eluli are developing one of the most important of everyday actions. il-vnu' .iw Front row: Linda Sampson, Kay Parker, Anita Nastasi, Nora Shields, Calmore Hedgepeth, Kay Lover, Donna Godkin. Second row: Kay Hammond. Glenda Mclfuin, Wanda Winchester, Judy Cessnun, Phyllis Krueger, Martha Womack, Marilyn Gilliam, Mary Sue Robertson, Karen Roberts, Judy Hoover, Merilee Mills. Third row: Betty Leverette, Jimmy Smith, Marian Richardson, Ann Moore, Betsy McCullough, Lonnie ,lean Cuilloud, Laura Rains, Ronnie McHam, John Cohh. Fourth row: George Harris, Mike Brady, Paul Burnett. Bredette Thomas, Arvis Smith, Richard Burleson, Charles Girard, George Richardson. Speech Although we seldom call it to mind, speech is the most vital supplement of our way of life. ln displaying and practicing its mastery of this fundamental, the D.H.S. Speech Club has presented many plays to you and to many civic organizations of this and other cities through- out the school year. Front row: lVlr. Blankenship, David Groves, Charles Hosforcl, Robert Pearson, Horace Croff, Bill Fowler, Doug Bilderbavk, Ceralml Hurley, Mr. Kimble. SGCDIIII row: Claumlr- JBIIIUS, ,lim lfreeinan, Hal Spradlin, Dayton Adams, David Atkins, Bob lwlenclerson, Lewis Campbell, Jimmy Wells, Mike- Byrcl. Third row: Johnny Wilson. Walter Smith. Edward lmparato, lireclettv Tlionias. john lvurriner, Bruce Hodge, Robert Beckelman. ,lan Bl3S5lllgillIlQ . NBl'0l.l16l' Secretary, what are we llere for? Mr, Clllllfllltlll, We are liere to trzmsuet sueli lrusiness as may come lieforo us, to fortify our lligll purpose tlirougli conference and Bible study and lo make tlle Denison lli-Y Clulr anal ourselves als indivimluals of greater service to our fellows. Front row.' Bill Martin, Dickie Bond, Bob lirateher. Donnie Ashburn, Tim Murray, ,lim Brown. David Massey, Biff Bayne. Sevond row: Ames Blassingame, Eddie Hinton. Richard Harvey, Ronald Clapp, David Markham. Charles Lunnnus, Vaughn Oliver. Tlzirrl row: Dale Robbins. Lyn Massey, Roger Shires, ,lim Fitzjarrel. Tommy Barnes, Mike Testa. Fourth row: Brett Bayne. Eddie Strickland, Albert Clymer, David Easterly, Bobby Sittle. Cary Coodgion. Fifth row: Sonny Allison, Joel Nicholson. Paul Burnett. Frank Tatum. David Bagley. Larry Le-ssly. Ben Munson. H 1,-Y The Denison Hi-Y Club is based on a platform, some- times called the 4 'Cls' of Hi-Y, clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. The purpose of Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school. home, and community, higher standards of Christian Character. Front row: Ralph Parks, David Mollenhour, Bobby Rutledge, James Thorpe, Earnest McLain, Marcus Brown, Billy Christman, Ronnie Neff, Bill Stanford. Second row: Victor Hollingsworth, Louie Young, Bill Aynes, Henry Shearer, ,lim Westfall, Phillip Rogers, Perry Weaver, Sam Short. Third row: Mr. Knight, Richard Dowdy, Don Whaley, Charles Ratliff. Sammy Moore, Kenneth Ritter. Fourth row: Troy Baker, Claude Arthur, Kenneth Smith. Dennis Miller, Don Hcnshaw. F.F.A. These are the memhers of the Future Farmers of America. ln future years they will he depended upon to supply food for America's ever-growing population. They are preparing for their future occupations hy learn- ing new and scientific methods of farming. The hoys have their separate projects dealing with farming practices. -e--f Y-'U' on Z.--4.2 ,venus Front row.' Nancy Whitman, Mary Bruton, Patsy Clancy, Marquitta Taylor, Doris Odell, ,lo Kay Allen. Second row: ,lo Ann Whitfield, Pat Elledge, Zo Ann Ruth, Aline Cook, Martha Crook, Frances Terrell, Patricia Cook, Cora Whitley, June Hardy, Mary Drumh. Third row: Carol Maxwell, Helen Derick, Betty Lively, Sue Ann Watts, Martha Jo Allen, Glendia Clark, Patsy Loveless, Leah Bunch, Mary Ann Bruce, Katie Rowland, Billye Pyhurn. Fourth row: Mary Frances Armour, Elizabeth McGee, Katherine Coker, Martha Walker, Carolyn Stanberry, Daisana Brown, Linda Bird, Linda Perrin, Betty Hughes, Sue Morris, Evelyn Killough. Fifth row: D'Ann Smith, Barbara Denson, Mary Pat Ross, Laurel McCune, Ellen Nicholas, Shirley Garner, Barbara Elmore, Ruby Dutton, Catherine Winchester. Cosmetolo y Cosmetology is a course whereby girls may become licensed beauticians. After two years of instruction, they take a state examination. Upon the passing of this test, they are employed to practice their art in authorized beauty shops. This course is open to sophomores, jun- iors, and seniors. V.I.C. The Vocational Industrial Clulm is colnposod of studvnts enrolled in the industrial co- operative training and m'os1m'- tology classes. They learn lo gain individual and wholesome' attitudes toward useful citizvn- ship in school and community and to develop a knowledge of industrial Ol'gilIllZilll0l1S. Front row: Hobby Palmorv, jerry Stew-hnan, ,lorry Hopper, Kr-nm-th Arthur, ,Iinnny Raper, Nancy Harris. Seroml rnw: J. U. Thomas, ,Iohn Brady, Bob Blankf-nship, David Mollenhour, Richard Nl:-lvin. Third row: Erwin Nix. Dollar-rt Clountz. Harold Lf-onard. .lanws Brady, Omr-r Short. Fnurllz row: Raymond Bonham, Ellg.fPI1i' Thompson. ,lalnes MCAden. For those industrious Stu- 'A dvnts who desire to learn lruc salvslnanship, Distrilmtive Ed- uvation is the answer. DE. studvnts are placvd in various 21 Aiohs throughout tht' city. Q Tliroiigli thvir positions they conw in avtual Contavt with the pulvlic' and tlfus learn the art of salvsnnansliip and at the same timc attend school half a day. Among the various activities sponsored lay the clulm is the lmanquet held for employers of the Slllll9lllS and the attending of the state convention. D.E. Fran! row: Linda llecklvnian, Marilyn Smith, Anita Carruth, Charlvs Cray, Nina Crt-en. Kaye- Ulivcr, lie-vt-rly Walker, Marie- lirinkle-y. Serond roux' Charlottf- Ra-ynolds. Janvll Holmvs. Janin- Hi5llIlf'S, Mary Lf-a Smith. Sandra Schiflt-tt. Nancy lvaytnon, Clcfnda Burnt-tt, Mom-llv Odlv. Third row: Dorothy Roth, Barbara Fitzgvrald, Hill ,lack Chilvs, llohhy Davis, Tommy Allen, Charlvs Holder, Charles Cohh, Thcda Janws. Fourflz row: Pc-yton Farrvll, Fred Nvinast, Le-roy llroylvs, Alvin Earls, ,lorry Carroll. ,lorry Jonvs, Pat Ellvgv. --. P v 2 2 51 s ii Pj it f 4, Q gl!! J t 4 i J OFFICERS: Anne Hagans, President, Louise Davis, Vice President, Linda Darnell, Secretaryg Carol Volpert, Treasurer. Front row: Betty Farley, Carol Volpert, Linda Cook, Linda Darnell, Barbara Clift, Louise Davis, Judy Hoover, Elayne Tignor, Anne Hagans, Nelda Phillips, Dianna Laughlin, Charlotte Sanders, Linda Beckleman, Patsy Cline. Second row: Paula Williams, Theda James, Audrey Foster, Bar- bara Carrison, Marilyn Legg, Linda Vaughn, Phyllis Wright, Mary Lois Akers, Mary Bruton, Linda Lt-verette, Linda Kinney, Linda Sara Ague, Marilyn Kretsinger. Third row: Hazel Camp- bell, Dianna Floyd, Sarah Hagan, Margaret Manning, Doris 0'dell, Rose Mary Campbell, Patsy Atkinson, Marilyn Gilliam, Virginia Watson, Joyce Spradlin, Mary Lou Mead, Brenda Dyer, Donna Moore, Janet Burks. Fourth row: Frances White, Patricia Hales, Frances Terrell, Patricia Caldwell, Judy Sandusky, Mrs. Johnson, Marian Richard, Nanci Wcideman, Patricia Wright, Donna Johnson, Judy Odeneal, Mary Helen Kyle, Virginia Myers. enior Y-Teens President ,,,,, , ,,,e,. ,,,t.,e J udy Hoover Vice President ,,,ee,e ,..,, C harlotte Sanders Secretary e,e.. , , ,,,t Anita Nastasi Treasurer cte.. ,.,e,, C arol Fehr The Y-Teen Organization is made up of girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior grades. Each of the three grades has separate group meetings with its own officers. OFFICERS: Carol Jackson. Presirlvntg Pat Williams. Vive Prvsideritg Gloria Roberts, Secretaryg Gloria Svoggin, Tre'as11rf'r. Front row: Margarvt Hvmpkins. Joanna Simms. Gloria Qcoggin lanict- Powvll iiarol ,lavli rn . , , . 'sn Gloria Holwrts, Carol Fvhr. Pat Williams. Anita Nastasi, Gay l'f'cligo. Mary Urumh. Marilyn Smith, Bvttyo Love-rvttz-, Shirle-y Carroll, lit-vs-rly Jamison, Ct-raltlim' Allvn. Sefond r0u': Jani' Elinorv, Lois llush. Martyne- Smith. Carolyn Kain. ,laniw Holmcs, Monna Hortl. ,lanell I'lItlltlt'S, Janet Beal, l7'Ann Smith, Patsy Lovt-lam-. Lt-ah Bunch, Shirle-y Cook. Sandra Williams, Danna Spvnct-r, M4-rilvv Mills. Third row: Linda Connor, Nlartha ffullom, l,insIa Monday, Zo Ann Ruth, Pat Hovtlvlwck, Phyllis iVlC.-Xlvstvr. Bt'3Il'li't' liuffvr, Phyllis Krim-livl, l.:--sh-y Frm-man. Fourth row: .le-anif' Cnillontl, Nancy Wt-avoir. Kay Hammontl. Kay llarris. Lynda l'llSllQ'I', Virginia Prvston, Ewlyn Kain, Carolo Chapman, Yvancla Mt'Kt'c'. Anita Carruth. Mary Smith, lloma Stvvvns, Mary ,lo Crinios. Fifth row: llc-l Mario Rogvrs, Anita lillorlvs. Chloe- llaroultv. ffharlottt- W'atkinS, Bvtty Sue Moore, Pat Summvrhill, Cltarlt-no llutlan. Linda Slit-lion. Eva Waltlrop. Lincla Williams. Junior Y-Teens The Y-Twin Chili, which is ufliiliattvtl with lllf' Y.W.C.A.. is at 1'llii1'ill'iCl' ltuilfling Olgilttllillltlll. Thr- purpose of the organi- zation is to promote Christian stmulunls in thc life of eavli girl. Eavli inctnlrcr is liurnislivtl with il liamcllmook listing the tllllllJS amfl l'CSp0llSlllIllllf'S ol at Y-'l'f'clt. along with the Y-Toon Fling Salntv and the motto. :mal various avtivilics of thc' vluli. v Q5 'Q' ,Je iff N. my A tv ss. . , ,. ,, , f , f ef 7 ' Q ' ' ' -Q'-f ' I f I get-at M S 1? f it UE .. - M ' , '- wt. w?,.'i i iifflfii Y X-lie, QQ, it Tai. i-wg 3 ,. f ,. ' f Q-1,15-it listen' Q , ef T13 ,615 3,14 K c . ,. .53 17 sits Wi ,rm , ---ii . ,T L -IV., f ,V 9 - ,YJ sm if 1,4 3 Us A',km f- , naw K- ,Jaw 'snr Q. K .. sf A sifiifaflw .1 I 'fefffiglaaejfff EQ-za-3 Y--- mt-aotsaefig 5JS'f'?iw't ':sH73e:?ek..,eeiQ,1' 'fav M i'?f'Ji:' General chairman.: Nancy Monroe. Other officers elected after Recognition. Front row: Barbara Medford, Judy Harrison, Carroll Sanders, Charlotte Walker, Sandra Hunter, Modena Burns, Jeanne Brady, Yavonne Waller, Wanda Lover, Nancy Monroe, Quanah Holder, Joretta Helton, Charla McCoy. Second row: Sarah Thompson, Cindy Mayo, Ann Ard, Sandie Orr, Karen Roberts, Mary Kay Perdue, Sherry Courtney, Peggy Hagood, Beth Byrnes, Donna Codkin, Alice Chambers, Paula Clark, Kay Parker, Linda Tanner, Miss West. Third row: Mar- gie Carr, Ann Simmons, Betty Marie Ross, Wanda Culberson, Jerry Walker, Sheryl Williams, Jodi Cies, Danna Burns, Joy Utterbeck, Judy Staring, Ella Keitz, Velma Stapp. Fourth row: Andrea Corcorran, Mary Robinson, Betsy McCullough, Phyllis Krueger, Laura Legg, Judy Ces- snun, Janis Townsend, Patsy Ozment, Betty Landers, Kay Bruno, O'Nondas Burleson, Nora Faye Shields, Patricia Allen, Sarah Nell Anderson. Fifth row: Martha Womack, Eileen Maloy, Laura Rains, Barbara Armstrong, Gretchen Holmes, Marylee Conatser, Madalene Brown, Karen Hesse, Carolyn Tune, Kathleen Smith, Mary Wastier, Reba Jones, Kay Neff, Janis Foster, Carolyn Neff, Joyce Hill, Betty Davis, Janie Ross. ophomore Y-Teens During the year the Y-Teens promote such projects as the Swing-ln, Neewallah, Recognition Service, the Manless Dance, Palm Sunday Service, and the Mother and Daughter Banquet, the last event of the year, in which the officers for the coming year are announced. Front row: Mr. Manning, Sidney Wright, Jack Gaines, R. L. Jackson, Tommy Moore, Charles Fabrizio, Billy Holbert, Harless Harris, Bobby Baecht. Second row: Phinis Weaver, Steve Foster, Wayne Elledge, Hairel Durbin, Charles Neff, Thomas Mayhew, Jerry Odell. Third row: Fred Wright, John Earl Wolfe, Angelo Weda, George Richardson, Billy Killough, Hoyt Sweeney, Howard Lance, L. G. Jackson. Fourth row: Dickie Vest, James Rumbeck, Don Crowell, Jerry Ford, Jimmy Walker, Travis Shields, Richard Bolen. General Metals The General Metal Shop V.I.C. Club was organized just this year with 35 members. This club is dedicated to leader- ship, civic welfare, charity, and fellowship. The purpose of the club is to train members to be leaders and to help in local civic projects, to give surplus club money to charity, and to understand and develop better relations among young people. For those of us who enjoy sketch- ing, painting, and creative Crafts, such as clay molding, leather tool- ing, wood Carving and the many others, the DHS Art Club truly af- fords an opportunity to develop and use the talents required for these ac- tivities. The Art Cluli also studies lndian lore and sponsors an Indian dance team. Art Front row: Linda Beckleman, Janette Hancock, Jay Buckner, Laura Rains, John Hancock, Glen Taul, Nona Mae Armour. Second row: Jimmie Lou Davis, Jimmie Lou Phillips, Ronnie MCHam, Ronald Clapp, Jerry Fulton, Karen Hesse, Gretchen Holmes, Charladean McCoy. Third row: Chloe Garroutte, Charles Lunnnus, Mabry Andrews, Brett Bayne, Tom Anderson, Judith Miller, Miss Beck. Fourth row: Jerry Hopper, Jerry Carroll, Darrell Burnett. igi The chorus started its year ol song under the leadership of a new choral director, Mr. Weldoti Moody. Thirty selcctcd voices make up the chorus which has liecome well known and popular throughout the city for its programs. Among its activities for the year are the clinic at North Texas State College. the state contests and a local Christmas program. The chorus represented one of tlte most active groups in Denison High School this year. Chorus Front row: Betty Farley, Charlotte Walker. Nanci Weideman, hlaync Tgnor Second mu lat Clancy, Ann Mitchell, Gloria Scoggins. Mona Lou Hortl, Sheryl Williams Wlarllyn tilliam Nmry McManis. Third row: Doris Armstrong. Donna U'llar, Nancy Walltmr Betty Smith llnllt tl Kay Cobble, Nancy Montgomery. Fourth row: Nancy Weaver Pat Williams Barlmara Hallforml Martha Walker, Gloria Roberts, Anne Malone. Fifth row.' Phylli Krtebel Ywonnt Nmangcr Carolyn Kain, Cynthia Mayo, Lonnie JFK!! Guilloud. Not only do the students debate Debate If you happen to pass Room 200 any Monday after school, you are sure to hear an interesting debate being given. The Debate Club in- creases student interest and partici- pation in the general field of forensics. Charladean McCoy, Martha Womack, Kay Hammond, Laura Rains. among themselves, but also enter contests with other towns in this area. One of the more important contests is the lnterscholastic League Contest, which is held in April. Marilyn Kretsinger, Diana Floyd, Nona Mae Armour, Jimmie Lou Phillips. 36 The Debate Club has 25 members this year. Barbara Clift, Wanda Winchester, Glenda Mc- Euin, Karen Roberts, Linda Kinney, Joretta Helton, Janet Burks, Bredette Thomas, Bill Martin, Dickie Bond, Cary Bob Mosse, Mar- garet Manning. PS fv1irl9illrl.Mu'r,2v.i-wrtsww ubouvevw wf 5 'MW 2 wwe am :Mis rwfisw Thespians The National Thespian Society is composed of students who have earned a minimum of 10 points in the performance of dramatics or in the related field of stagecralt. Elayne Tignor Bill Fowler Margaret 'Nlann Linda Vaubhan and .loycs Higgins The Thespians shown here are covering a fireplace for a Christmas play to he presented. Nanci Wcidcman. Brett Bayne, James Knight, Bill Fowler. Diana Floyd, Barbara Garrison, Joyce Higgins, Linda Vaughan, Dickie Bond, Elayne Tignor, Margaret Manning, Janet Burks, Audrey Foster, Doug Bilderback. Elayne Tignor and Dickie Bond received high honors in speech work. The plaque Elayne is hold- ing was awarded to her for first place in The Voice of Democracy Contest of the county, sponsored hy the Sherman Junior Chamher of Commerce. Dickie won second in Humorous Interpretation at the Sherman Invitational Speech Tour- nament. 37 The assistants help record alison- tees and carry out the many jolis of tht- husy offiee. llill Crout. .lov Laughlin, Mrs. Trout, .lo Elda Young. and l'atsi Atkinson. Operating the switchhoard can be very confusing when the lines all start ringing at once. Joyce Higgins, Linda Leverette, Linda Darnell, Paula Williams. and Rosemary Campbell. mee Assistants It would lie hard for us to get along without the efficient help of the office assistants. ,lohnny Davis, Nelda Phillips, Beatrice Huffer. Charlotte Reynolds. and Delores Pearson. QWW Projector Boys The projector hoys help the teachers hy means of visual aid through films. Pat Coffman, Perry Weaver, Mr. A. F. Bennett, B. C. Thomas, Richard Taylor. . an These lioys give up their study halls in order to go to the various classrooms where the teachers have requested films to he shown con- cerning the classroom work. Norman O'Neal, Bill Crout, Robert Ballard, Charles Withers, .lohn Hunt. The boys not only show films, but have learned to operate the tape re- corder, the record player, and the film splicer. Robert Williams, Phillip Schiffcrt, Roland Krueger, .loe Wegener, Bill Crout, Mike Byrd. First row Janie Boss Ella Keitz Nonnie Burleson Elayne Shwadlenak Alice Chambers loretta Helton lil. Wanda McKee Linda Shelton Second row Gary Boh Mosse Shirley Cook Edward lmparato Carol Eubanks Linda Tanner Barbara Garrison Carol Chitwood Virginia Preston Wanda Culberson Charlene Butlan Louise Davis Sara Nell Anderson Walter Smith Third row 35' BAND COUNCIL Jay Buckner, Bill Bishop, Bobby Giarraputo Brenda Dyer, Linda Shelton, Ron Logan Louise Davis, Gerald Hurley, David Easterly, Shirley Cook, C. J. Ransom, and Larry Lessley. DHr Leo Waltz Donna Freeman Barbara Medford Mary Lea Conatser joyr-e Spradlin ,lo Ann Plexco Charles Gerard Virginia Wzitsfmli Linda Conner Paula Clark Eddie Strickland Pat Williams Billy Bishop Margaret Manning Mike Kerns Pat Sunnnerhill Carole lean Chapman Kay Nef f Eva Walcl1'cxp Q ?and James Porter Larry Lessley Bettye Leverette Fourth row Janet Burks B. C. Thomas Eileen Maloy Joy Utterback Brenda Dyer Elayne Maxwell Marsha Balmer Richard Burleson Richard Ellison Bobby Giarraputo David Easterly Ron Logan NThurn1an J ohnsoni Mike Walker :IL 7 Ronnie Brooks Sydney De-Fratus Robert Willialns Vaughn Oliver Mike Sandrige Bettye Moore Gerald Hurley Beatrice Huffer Carl Smith Charles Warden Roy Roberts Brenda Odell Lyn Johnson Fifth row Sara Nan Thompson Richard Taylor C. J. Ransom Kay Parker Flyn Mcstay l A Norman 0'Neal John Hunt Lynda Fisher Gloria Smith Jay Buckner John David Bagley James Wasmleii Bill Crout DRUM MAJORS AND MAJORETTES Bill Bishop, Shirley Cook, Louise Davis, Ron if J? ' J . Logan. Carole Chapman. Pat Williams, Brenda - J- ' ' Dyer. and Mary Bruton. 2 GU . 13 - f ,qi 5 X , , . ' p U. 1, am! The editors and their assistants proofread all copy, correct mistakes, retype poorly typed material, and keep a list of all stories written. Some students spend from one to three hours on journalism work every school day Carol Jackson. Judith Boren, Nanci Weideman, George Morrow. Each student has an assigned num- ber of inches to write for each Sun- dayls Denison Herald. Not only do the students learn to write a story, but they also learn to meet the deadline! Judy Hoover, Nelda Phillips, Claud Tignor. 2 Buzz Staff There are twelve journalism stu- dents working on the ,57-'58 Buzz Staff, each of whom plays an im- portant role in the success of the Buzz. Betty Landmon, Betty Sue Moore, Richard Melvin, Del Marie Rogers, Lee Malone. .E t Librar The lihrary assistants help them- selves hy helping others. The as- sistants shown here are checking hooks in and out. They also keep a personal reading record for each student in DHS. Yvonne Swanger. Dickie Bond, Joe Wegener, Hubert Williams, Mary Wastier. lVlany of the assistants' jolms, sneh as pasting card poekets and dale due slips. sttnnpingg ownership, and pre- paring the hook for Cataloging, are he- hind-the-seenes johs. Barbara Denson. Aliem- Cook. Joyce Carr. The students also shelve hooks, put magazines in folder. and look up ref- erences. It could he said that the li- hrary assistants are the husiest stu- dents in DHS. C. J. Ransom, Nancy McManis, Mary Kay Perdue. .lohn Gilbreath. Marion Richard. 43 One of the main purposes of the Student Council is to encourage stu- dent participation in the government of the school. Through the repre- sentatives elected to the Student Council, each student of the school is informed of the business activi- ties of DHS. One of the most im- portant projects of the Student Council is the planning ol assembly programs for the entire year. Student Council Front row: Nancy Burchette, Linda Darnell, .lim Brown, John Warriner, Tim Murray. Bobby Sittle, Judy Hoover. Second row: Sandra Hunter. Linda Vaughan, Patsy Ozment, Paula Clark, Janie Ross, Glen Taul, Cassandra Adams, Bettye Farley, Nancy Monroe. Third row: Charlene Butlan, ,Iudi Odeneal, Alice Chambers, Janice Powell, Charles Lumrnus, Tommy Barnes. David Easterly, .lohnny Wilson, Diana Laughlin. Fourth row: Mrs. Ceer, Carry Guilloud, Phenone'Fike, ,lerry Harvey, Bill Fowler, Ron Logan, Patrick Shaw, Mrs. Anderson. .adj Q 1 The Denison Chapter of the Fu- ture Teachers of America exists for the purpose of helping those stu- dents interested in the teaching pro- fession. The niemhers instructed in local schools in order to learn more almout teaching. The cluh has done much to create interest among the students who plan to he teachers. Y Y it x 9 IQ Discussing plans for the year are the officers. Mary Lois, Judy. and Elayne. Front row.' Anne Hagans, Elayne Tignor, Mary Lois Akers, Judy Hoover, Barbara Clift, Mary Helen Kyle. Second row: Anita Rhodes, Carol Jackson, Jancll Larkins, g.iuda Kinney. Linda Leverette, Pat Hoedebeck, Merilee Mills. Third row: Kay Hammond, Char otte Watkins. Beverly Jamison, Diana Floyd, Lois Bush, .lacquelyn Montague. Sandra Williams. Mr. Wilds. 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Gardner is the football coach and as- sistant basketball coach. Mr. M. M. Marshall coaches boys, tennis. Mr. Felton Wright is the football line coach and head track coach. Mr. Bill Long is the assistant football coach, head basketball coach, and head golf coach. Yellow COACHES Charles Jackson, Lois Blount, Guy B. Gardner, M. M. Marshall, Felton Wright, and Bill Long. ik FOOTBALL SCORES as Durant . .O O . OOO, O 0 Denison ,7O7,7O, 24 Longview ,,O, O OO 0 Denison ,7A,O7 O7,7,7 0 P21riS O ,Y77 OO OO O13 Denison O OO OO O OOOOO30 Greenville O OO OO13 Denison OOOOOO OOOO O 7 Q Y. Denton O 7 Denison OOOOOOO OOOOOOOO 1 4 ' Irving O OO W OOOOOO 12 Denison OOOOOO OO O20 Arlington OO OO O O N15 DenisonO 7 Wichita Falls OOOOOOOOO OO40 Denison OOOOOOOOO OOOOO 7 ' V' ,L Grand Prairie O O 40 Denison OOOOOO O OOOOOO 13 , ' Sherman OOOOOO O 20 Denison OOOOOO OOOOOOOO 1 3 H iOOae ' MANAGERS: Joe Laughlin, Horace Croff, and Mike Stroope. Jackets RATED ALL-DISTRICT: Richard Harvey, Honorable Mentiong Johnny Wilson, Honorable Men- Rifgnliiglavid Markham, Second Teamg Larry Medearis, H onor able Mentiong Jackie Hum, Honorable OO.g so iiniiee O e is e e 2 :+V -1 D O O, Q' F F8 Jerry Nvlfnn is stopped just slmrt ul the- goal line after a lung gain in llvriisnifs 30-13 victory over Paris. The Yellow Javkets lwgun their sea- son with an impressive 2l-0 win mer llurant. The next week they ln-lcl tlw powerful lmlws tn u 0-0 tie. Again, the Jackets gut hack on the winning strc-uk hy heating Paris 30-lil. The ,lavkets lust their first game tn Greenville after il tremendous lmattle. Yellm -ei w-uuswnQ' Cuarfl l30llllY llAlff Ill'l' llzilflmvk m1,vER'1' miwmnczr Cuarcl IIORACF lllfNFDlCT Halflmavk MARCUS BROWN Fnml PAUL llllRNlf'l l' Quarterlmavk LEWIS CAMPBELI, End -gl The Jackets won their first two dis- trict QZIIIIES from Denton and Irving. The Jackets failed to win the last four gaincs, hut they showed that old Jacket fighting spirit. ackets ROBERT CHUMBLEY End DON CROWELL FnIIhack BOB DOPHIED ,Iuhnny Wilson Crashes through thc Limfs line for a TD in the Jamkc 24-0 triumph ovcr Durant. I 'X AH, Halfhack JERRY HARVEY End RICHARD HARVEY End EDDIE HINTON Cnurd JACKIE HUNT, Captain Tackli- t iw'-'Q -:7 ,,...,q Jack M1-lvin slips away from um- tavkler and mmf on down field fm' a nire gain. In the Javlcelsa last game of the Sva- son. they traveled to Bearral Stadium. where they met their old rival. Slierman. Slierman gained a 20-0 I4-ad in the first half and mado it stand up to il Zllhlfi viv- tory. Yelloi ..,saaQlg,. Guard MIKE KIRK Cuard CARL l.INS'I'EADT Halfbavk Ii.-XRNIF LOUIS lluzml DAVID NIJXRKH.-KM Center LYN NIASSEY 'liarklv LARRY MEDEARIS Tackli- TIN- ,Iuvkvls mr un 1 Daniel xillflxllillll un ilu umm I,ISlI'l4'l. :xml Iiulwml Huux I1 x14'lll'ilI'lF. Aluvku- Ilunl xml lulmm Wal sun nmko I1-vmvrlhll Illillntill ackets .l.-XCR XIICININ Ilzllflmvk .IICHHN ENIQISUN f-,llill'll'l'Ilil4'l'i .IICIERX Ul3lCl.I, f,t'llIt'I' .XRYIS SNIITII Guam! NI IK If 'l'l'fS'l'.'X Q1lul'le'1'lmuk JININIY 'I'l'Ili.'XSIll R Vlllvklc' JUIINN Y WILSON lful llmuvk x,,,,.,, Cheerleaders 5 hw.. E N zW Un-tt Jmxnnu uml Hill :Je S ' ,gi ? Ywmtfnffm A m E 5 .1- 'Q g I V, f. , if 5 'V ? 1 ef Q : 1 M, ulvrs. llvuml Qllwer-lvumivr: llrell lluyllv. Bunny Wvarml. Masm-mtg Bill Marlin, ,Iuuunu Sinnm f if lv Nm wma -M.. I S- mv? we iw 'W-wwe. xi' E FQ? K? w' W s. X57 4 lfurrull Fgxxxeimw. lIl1u1'IwIlm- Wulkvr. Hvlll lixrllv. Dllllllil llurnx. 'K' M Team Football Flllllf mir: ,lim liars:-I. 'Ibm .'xlllit'I'5llIl, Iiunrliv I3urmI1'n, :Xrs'hie- D4-un. Nlikz- Tvsta, Larry lluilloml SFFUIIII mir: Hike Uyrml. llarry Hurwly, Jimmy jXll'F21l4liIlgl, ja-rry llulwlvr. Hurry Qlumlglimm. Nlilu lirmly. Thin! rout Jim l'1l'CQ'IllLill. Yirlur HnIlin,usworth, Hzmmlfi Strangxv. .lzllllvs llm-sl:-r, Nlavky xll'fjllll't'. Ihrlm I'l'ursnn. Fflllffll mu? lfmlmliv J1lVkSUl1, Hubby Nvlsun, lim! l'l'vsInn. lh-nnig Xlillvr Clary Ullillilllil, I'llillipl71'm'm'l1, Iluylnn jxllillllx. 'N' 'V,, 'K E g i'L, X ff 'KX 'f' XQ E..,Q! 17 ' in ' i.. 1 X f 4 5 H, f 42' H mml, Riff K K I ,, ,,i:.,,,4: 1 ,. , L I X I VA r - ,- i i E ff , f XX Q' ff f' W IFUINPIAS Hll,l5lfHl3-KKK AMES l3I,.'XS5lN1l.'XMlf l'.U'l. l3l'KXFT'l' IlIl,I.Y VXNH I'1lH'VVill'lI l u1'wurnl IG ll waml IG If n gml .IICHRN IMRVICY IKIKIIIXRIT HARVEY -IIXININ ,IUXICS 1 XHI. l',INS'I'lCXlJ'l' ffllurml l'Ul'Will'lI LUN,-,I fvllzlrnl .mwwkxs Q Q N' M 1 ll N x N s L' Q , Y rw yflffll, mf Nf l! IMYIIJ 'XIQXDIIUX MARTIN WINEINGER lluarml ffm-rm-r JIM BROWN HORACE UROFF Nlunaggvr Nlanagzer Pt' 99 Basketball The Yellow Jackets hustlecl througrh a hard-luck Season this year. dropping a large majority of their games. Coach Longls quintet eoxleenlralefl largely on a hall Control offense. Tlwy inlcrehangecl a shifting zone aml a man- f0I'-1112111 flefense as was needed. ..m,, PK' 99 Basketball This seasmi saw tiw Bm-S with Ll spiritmi. IIUSIIIIIIL, tvum. pulling svveral Mins out nf tile' firm' zuul fixup ltillg'SltIl1P others just as clusv. Wfitii fair fifxlltil. CU1lt'il Ciulrlvs ,lill'iiS1bII 1 jugglml thx- starting lim-up in FlIl'il a way ll tu produce an illIlilili0llS quintet of vugvrs. Front row: Jim Freeman, Jerry Hatfield, Sidney Wilkirson, Sunny Allison, Bobby N1-lson, Junwrl Hvstvr. Serond row: Vinm-nt Stanphill, Charlvs Mauk. CIILIIAIPS I.ummus. Jvrry Ilohlvr. ll:-uruv Murrow, Tom Barnes. David Atkins, Third row: K:-nneth Rittvr. Ruger Shirvs, Frank iiiilltllll, Holi Gainers. Girls 9 '- Basketball f LKL ,Q wi f J i as The girls' basketball team had a very suc- cessful season this year. Up to the time thc yearbook went to press, the girls had won 9 out of 13 games. A numher of the playffrs rcturncd from last year to give a squad of experienced girls. MANAGERS: Jane Elmore and Margaret llefnipkin I V , r ,f N U First row: Patricia Halvs. Marv Johnson, 6.u.Lv.-Hughs, Capt ' Marilyn Gilliam, captain: Opal Ulch, Rvhfjones. Seruml rozuflllary Drumh. Barbara Yvhitwurth, limla Monday. Put lim-mlvlwvk, Betty Landers, Rosemary Lcwis. Elayne Maxws-ll. Not shown: Sarah Lawrvm'v, Laura Rains. laura Smith, Modf-na Burns, Marsha Banner, Phyllis Wright. Front row: Billy Bob Andrews, Bill Martin, Jimmy Wells, Dewayne Cooper, Claude James. Dan Watson. Second row: Bill Weldon, Don Ashburn, Mabry Andrews, Ben Munson, Dale Robins, John Hancock, Dennis Collins, Donald Brooks, Albert Clymer. B0 5 9 Tennis Last September sixteen boys headed by three Senior lettermen, Don Ashburn, Bill Weldon, and Mabry An- drews, reported to tennis Coach M. M. Marshall. The team consisted of five seniors, five juniors, and six sophomores. These boys turned out with great com- petitive spirit, each equally determined to make the team. Coach Marshall scheduled several practice matches with schools in surrounding towns in order to prepare his charges for the district tournament held in Denton in April. Front row: Betty Landers, Pat Hoedebeck, Opal Ulch, hes Marilyn Cillulm Second row ,, Margaret Hempkins, Elayne Maxwell, Mary Johnson, Mo ena Burns Marsha Banner if Labtec . - 0 Lrls 9 Tenms The Denison Senior High Tennis team is composed of ten girls who practice during the fifth period and sometimes after school and on week-ends when the weather permits. The girls compete against each other in a Round-robin Tournament, and the three girls making the highest score are sent to Denton to represent Denison in the District Meet. Those who play in the District Meet are the ones who receive letters. as, , 62 Front row: Winston Mosse, ,lim Brown, Carl Linsteadt, Sonny Allison, Mike Testa, Mack McClure. Second row: David Neal, Bill Carr, David Maddux, David Markham, Eddie Hinton, Brett Bayne. Third row: Paul Burnett, Tom Barnes, John Warriner, Rickard Harvey, Roger Shires, Andy McGee. Baseball This year we had five players returning from previous sea- sons and a large group of newcomers to help fill spots vacated by last year's seniors. This may promise to be an eventful season,', commented Coach Charles Jackson. Additional equip- ment was purchased to help in practice. Lf Front row: Terry Ritchey, Bob Miller, Joe Laughlin, Tom Amderson Larry Hardy Jerry Holder Glen Taul. Back row: Charles Withers, Cary Goodgion, David Atkins Calvert Benedict John Wil on Jackie Melvin, Robert Pearson. Track The members of the track team will participate in their first invitational meet March 22 at Irving. They will participate in a number of trial meets on the home track and on other tracks before the District Meet, which will he held in Denton April 11 and 12. The track team is striving to build interest in track comparable to the modern facilities we now have on our campus. if Front row: James Hester, Archie Dean, Ames Blassingame, Ronnie Brooks. Second row: Jim Fitz- jarrel, Dickie Bond, Bob Bratcher, ,lim Freeman. X . , 22 A I I 6 if- ' 2 e me 3-3 'X W, 391109 Gay The golf team planned to have approximately six matches before entering the District Tournament, April 11 at Denton. The team was composed of eight boys, headed by lettermen Ames Blassingame and Ronnie Brooks. The boys practiced at the Denison Rod and Gun Club and played their home matches there. Q glacsonalifies ......... Don Ashlrurn Ml . DHS g 'z , .. . . I ' 'Kg . f . ,A Jim l'lI'UWIl Sllllfvlll H011-V Pl'f'SI.11I'lIf Q 4, 5:9 .Nw .fb . .qxgwp-lv -w W 3 2 YQ A 6' U 4 -1 S mx I y f yii. 1 .V rr? X Ce Q Q Q ff 'WW ' fy K - f A 'A' ' ' John W 2ll'l'lIlt'l Stlulvnt Body' Vive' P1-as iflent 'SY ' Q f gr I' nf W 2: X H YA x ' 'K' ' A- a ku ! f, xx ml Nl lllxl m 8611101 IUIVOIIII 4 . fi 1, nw Ns f 'W gi'25QFfim,,- ...V . .. ' 2 M -K . , .. .Q . wg A M K fs , , lflfii. ,E L Q . as , 4 ,- ' gafgi V gy, um M L I if- V .5535 - - V. ,-gf Lharlotlc bandc-rs Q',1vwvvU , , .Swzmr I'lIl,'0l'Ill' ' ' l. Lf 5 2. ...' W. . . ' , K , ,, . f.,. , A, m,f,:fS-ml XJ ., 3, 4 03.611-,, . , I .fmqi:.s1'f-efffv x, X ,i an M , gy ...... .. -V V 9 A : ' b ' fm 5, Q 16 ,fl K 1' iq WK KX A . f Hun lmxizln fd . JIHIIOI' l7r11'01'1Iv my s f Q I . of: ,. fm x f ,giWf Q?' K Shirlvy Cook junior Fnrorita Q. D 5011110111011 I 0101110 A11 Paula Clark SUIJIIOIIIOIP FlII'0l'il6 Runners-Up Anne Hagans Jackie Hunt Senior Favorite Joanna Simms Johnny Wilson Junior Favorite Runners-Up Nancy Monroe Carry Cuilloud Sophomore Favorite .- .W V. Betty Farley Jackie Hunt Mr. and Miss DHS Sweethearts Nancy Burchette Student Council Anita Nastasi Speech Patsy Clancy Chorus Patsy Cook Cosmetology Sweethearts Betty Davis Future Farmers Joanna Simms Basketball Louise Davis Band Linda Beckleman Distributive Education Shirley Carroll H i-Y Diana Laughlin Football Sweethearts ,lanet Handcock A rt Janice Roberson Future Homemakers AUDREY FOSTER 421169011 WN Q fx-5,4 F ' 3 ? L , ' x Neewollah P' LEWIS CAIVIPBELI King mn Who i MOST ORIGINAL Carol Burchette and ,lay Buckner Originality plus - these kids, Carol and Jay, have really got it. MOST PLEASINC PERSONALITY Charlotte Sanders and Arvis Smith Charlotte and Arvis are really the most - personality wise. MOST HUMOROUS Janet Burke and Kellllllll Arthur What would we flo without Janet and Kennith to liven up the halls with laughter? f'. L,,' ,W X f .. rzwzf 1 , ggi if 4. . , mg . O BEST l,liADPlliS .ludy Hoover and Jllll Brown It would he hard to get along without the lc-z11le1'sl1ip of Judy and ,li1n. MUST FRll'fNDl,Y Anne llilQIiiIlS and D011 Ashliurn Do11't tell us Don and Anne aren't frivndlyl BEST SMILE AND BEST ATHLETE Mary Lois Akers and Carl l.i11steadt With El girl with such El smile and ki boy with s iici h athletic alrility, itls no wo11- der that the class of ,58 is so great! Whois Who MUST COOPERATIVE Nelda Phillips and Riel 1f11 ' d Harvey If it's cooperation you want, you c0uldn,t do better than Nelda and Richard. MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Diana Laughlin and Calvert Benedict Intelligence is handy when one is try- ing to succeed, but Diana and Calvert have even more. MOST DEPENDABLE Elayne Tignor and Jackie Hunt Elayne and Jackie can he counted on for any task, large or small. 115585 ophomore Class Ufjqcers Gary Guilloud ....v,,.,,, .,...,... . .... P resident Larry Guilloud .........,, ,A.,...... V ice President Nancy Monroe ,.,... ...,........,. S ecretary Paula Clark ,,,........ ...,,.... T reasurer f-31. Ronald Ballou Jan Barker Earline Barnard Vicki Barnett Biff Bayne Robert Beckham Rosann Blackwell Dale Blankenship J an Blassingame Richard Bolen Dick Bond Linda Book Jackie Boxley .leanne Brady .lim Brame lVladalene Brown Kay Ann Bruno Leah Bunch Ronny Burden Nonie Burleson EB? Sophomore-2s , . 'I ' 15.513 U gi f :sf:,: ,.., L' L 1 Lf' ..4v-- , A 5 . x5 R ww Cassandra Adams Kent Allison Sonny Allison Sarah Nell Anderson Billy Andrews Ann Ard Mary Armour Barbara Armstrong Doris Armstrong Dewayne Arthur David Atkins Billy Aynes Edgar Ayncs Troy Baker Robert Ballard 0' 5' -Q 'ir' ' 'ky qt. QL Danna Burns Modena Burns Joyce Butcher Mike Byrd Beth Byrne Dorothy Carpenter Margie Carr Jimmy Cassell Judy Cessnun Alice Chambers Carole Chitwood Earline Christman Clendia Clark Jerry Clark Paula Clark . Sophomores A ., C,,b C y ?yy M George Clinton Albert Clymer John W. Cobb Kay Coble Pat Coffman Jerry Coker Billy Don Collyer Mary Lee Conatser Linda Kay Conner Andrea Corcorran Sherry Ann Courtney Michael Alan Cross Hilda Crouch Bill Crout Wanda Jean Culberson Betty Davis Jimmy Davis Archie Dean Billy De F ratus Les Dereberry S' xx' -a 'vi if ar... llavid Foster ,lanis Foster Dale Freeman Donna Freeman ,lim Freeman Phillip French Eugene Fulce Katherine Fulenchek Carol Fulnier Virginia Fulton Bob Gaines ,lack Gaines lalene Gentry Jodi Cies ,lohn Gilbreath Donna Codkin Jimmy Goff Cary Goodgion Bill Couge Linda Groff Loyd Dereberry John Dollar John Donahuf' Davicl Donowho Richard Doty Martha llurham David Eastvrly .limmio lfllison llolwrt Emlwry Carol lfuhank Iimlmo liuliank Charles l alirizio jim lfitzjarrvl lltllltllfl Foley Elizabeth Follis V- Carolyn Grissom Garry Guilloud Larry Guilloud Peggy Hagood Marshall Hales Grady Hall Jimmy Hanes Larry Hardy Judy Harrison Jerry Hatfield Billy Heironimus ,loretta Helton Bob A. Henderson Don Henshaw Barbara Hess if in t ereeee G' 1 .. : . . i nf .yyee Sophomores Karen Hesse ,lames Hester ,lerry Hightower Joyce Hill Billy Holbert X Jerry Holder Quannah Holder Victor Hollingsworth Gretchen Holmes Ronnie Horner Dorothy Howard Alice Hunt John Wayne Hunt Ronnie Hunt Sandra Hunter Edgar Hutson Edward lmparato, Jr. Glynda Sue Irby Eddie Jackson R. L. Jackson Qh 'Sn Q ff , , Ap, Rosemary Lewis Charles Lindsey laquelyn Loftis Judy Louis Wanda Kay Lover Charles Lummus Ginger Magourick joel Malone Luella Malone Eileen Malloy Betty Mason Gene Mason Charles Mauk Elaine Maxwell David Mayes Cynthia Mayo Linda Means Barbara Medford Billy Meeks Arthur Miller s-...ur . vf Sophomores Claude James Lois Ann ,Iohanningmier Bobbie Jones Charles Jones Flora Ellen Jones Reba Jones Ella Marie Keitz Tommy Kittrell Shirley Koiner Phyllis Krueger Betty Landers Anthony Lawrence Laura Beth Legg Larry Lessly Pat Lewis Y:- Niki, li A :Q B 1: f E' A E is ' , M - st, , an 'I ii 3 -f f z 4 'W A ll o I 5-in-.I-TW' e me r Q y t y W A Dennis Miller Janet Miller Judith Fern Miller Nancy Monroe Nancy Montgomery Bobby Moore Frank H. Moore Julia Ann Moore Sammy Moore Edith Irene Morris Winston Mosse Ben Munson Sandra Murphy Sherry Murphy Charla McCoy FWF Wtvu ,1- 'K Q Q . . :- Q 7 rF4,!ii N I if-b my 3 gk i liz Sophomores gf Q fl R 4' ff' V' K F dll, il, . I -an , Q at i sr ' 1- s tt ! amy by , 5 Q 1' N ss- v M Q J RF' Betsy McCullough Glenda Mclfuin James McFarling Andy McGee Ronald McHam Nancy Lou McManis Coy McMenamy A. C. McMorris Flynn McStay David Neal Carolyn Neff Charles Neff Lawana Kay Neff Bobby Nelson Jimmy New Gerald Nicholson Joel Nicholson Brenda Odell Norman 0'Neal Sandra Orr 'EG- ag. Hi' John Rerlflin Kenneth Ritter Terry Ritchey lVlary Sue Robertson Helen Sue Roberts Karen Roberts Roy Roberts Mary Robinson Michael Robinson Phillip Rogers Betty Ross Janie Ross Melva Dale Russell Linda Jeanne Samps Carroll Sanders Bill Scally John David Scott Jan Sears Nora Fay Shields Roger Shires OH Sophomores 2 A Phyllis Oster Patsy Ozment Kay Parker Ralph Parks Bobby Pearson Mary Kaye Perclue Mary Margaret Perkins jerry Phillips James Porter Bud Preston Veroleta Price Norma Quassa Laura Rains Ralph Raper Charles Ratliff 4 P, . , V if ii Elaine Shwadlenak Ann Simmons Linda Skaggs Betty Smith Carl Eugene Smith Gloria Marie Smith Jimmie C. Smith Kathleen Smith Laura Smith Carolyn Sons Hal Spradling Velma Stapp Judy Staring Kenneth Steelman Helen Steward . M , A3 Q M, V 9 as E nlln n f 2 T -K is: Q ii 'AWE Harold Strange Eddy Strickland Beverly Swinney George Tamplen Linda Tanner L Frank Tatum Glen Taul Delores Taylor Richard Taylor ,lane Terry B. C. Thomas Sarah Thompson Janis Townsend Georgia Tropp Carolyn Tune Allen Turner Bruce Utley J oy Lynne Utterback Charlotte Walker Jerry Walker Ray Williams Sheryl Williams Dale Wilson Catherine Winchester Wanda Winchester Charles Withers Martha Womack Herbert Wright Roberta Wright Louie Young Sophomores Michael Walker Roger Wallace Yavorine Waller Mary Mahala Wastier Dan Watson Perry Weaver Phinis Weaver Betty Weger J im Westfall Don Whaley Ruth Ann White Ruth Whitfield Jean Whitted Patsy Williams Robert Williams E' ee XR., . h H Junior Class 0 ficers Ron Logan ,,,7. ,,,,,,7,7, , President Tim Murray , ,Y,,, 7 Vice P7'6Sl'li8I1f Shirley Cook ,,,,,,7,,7, A .,,,,,,,7,7,, Secretary Sandra Williams 7 ,,,7 Treasurer Juniors llaylun .'XIl3lllS Geraldine Allen joy Kaye Allen Martha Jo Allen 'llmn Anclerson Virgil Alnip Nlllfillll Banner Ylilllllllly llarnes ,linnny Barnett Hose Marie Barr Curly Barrmr ,laurel Br-al Dun Beard lrincla Luu Bird Jerry Blankenship Riiylllklllll Bllllllalll Warltla Box James Brady john Brady Mike Brady 'SF Marie Brinkley Doris Brogclon Donald Brooks Ronnie Brooks Daisanna Brown Marcus Brown Leroy Broyles Mary Ann Bruce Martha Crook Don Crowell Martha Cullom John Davis Kenneth DeFratus Barbara Denson Mary Drumb Ruby Dutton Juniors Richard Burleson Paul Burnett John Burtis Lois Bush Charlene Butlan Jerry Carroll Shirley Carroll Anita Carruth Carole Chapman Billy Jack Chiles Carol Clark Joyce Clinton Charles Cobb Mary Cobble Kathryn Coker Carolyn Collins Aline Cook Shirley Cook Dewayne Cooper Harriett Cornelison ii: t - fs: C a TE- ' .- I E iff. LQ' 1- 3 f. r V . 355 , ,.VV 55, If, K y iiif in . ifmisf . aw. at - , ,I-r-gf'ff',Ql:ag2'i,e ' ' ,f t A . - n' . ' , , A 4 ' Q , 5 ,. A ,, . ' of wh ' n 3, 2, A t faq V , . ,. ft-iffvizciazritaegziz, ,. n Q ' 5, Juniors Hairel Durbin Betsy Eldredge Pat Ellecige Wayne Elledge Barbara Elmore ,lane Elmore Carol Ann Fehr Phenone Fike Linda Fisher Barbara Fitzgerald Steve Foster Lesley Freeman Clayton Fulton Jerold Fulton Chloe Garoutte David Garrett Thelma Garrett Charles Gerard Pat H. Giacomo Paul Giacomo S 6 lg LJ . if 'H 5 . 2.41, 'af s 5 'S Bobby Giarraputo Patsy Goode Charles Gray Nina Green Mary Jo Grimes David Groves Jeannie Guillouci Leon Haas 0 k,V . e R an K YC Wg' . Beverly Jamison John Johnson Lynn Johnson Mary Johnson Johnny Joiner Jimmy Jones Zetta Jones Dorthy Ann Jordan Juniors Kay Hannnuncl Jeanette Hanm'm'k John Ham:uck Kay Harris Jerry Harrison Jerry Harvey Margaret Hempkins Kenny Hill Bobby Hur-k Bruce liodge Patricia Hoeclelsevk Janell llolnnes Janice Holmes lVlonna Lue Hurd Juanita Horton Beatrice Hulfer Jackie Ingram Ray lngram Carol Javkson Paul James .lf , 'Gi' , A , 5' I A Juniors liatrulyn Kain lfwly n Kain Lavaun Kennon Nlivlme-l Kvrns lin-ly n liillnugll Mike Kirk lloris lxnnwr l'l1xllis lxrivlwle lflmrles Kuykvnclall llmuml Lanvv Xvamlu lizinclhnun .lam-ll l,zu'kins ,luv Lauglilin H2ll'lbl1l livonarfl Betty Lvx'e1'ett0 Sarah l.m'lcl6'r Run Logan Patsy Loveless jerry Lover .-Xnn Malone I S ii 3.2 K 1 rl 31' llagan Nlanning Bill Martin Paul Martin Sharron Marlin David Massvy Carol Maxwvll Hazel Means Bob Miller X 4 Vaughn Oliver Delores Pearson Cay Pecligo Gerald Peppers Linda Perrin Jerry Allen Pilkilton ,lo Ann Plexco Fred Poulter 'CF' .N xc' -. Juni Merilee Mills Linda Monday Jacquelyn Montague Bettye Sue Moore Tommy Moore George Morrow Phillip Mowery Tim Murray James McAflen Phyllis McAlister James Wlefllure Jackie Mcllonalcl lilizaliellr McGee Wanda McKee Anita Nastasi Ronnie Neff lfrecl Neinast Ellen lYicholus Erwin Nix Donna Faye 0,Bar OTS gg:-3 . , , lk .1 L Juniors Janis Powell Virginia Preston Billye lo Pyhurn Anita Rhodes George' RlI'llilI'KlSOI1 Janice Roberson Gloria llohvrts llcl Marin' Rogers Jamvs Ross Mary Pat Ross Katie Rowlancl Zo Ann Ruth Bohhy liutlf-flge Michael Sanclrirlge Jvrrcll Schultz Gloria Scoggin Hvnry Shearer Linda Shelton Sammy Short Joanna Simms bf U .l xs- gp...- L-v GJ V' , tw. Boh Sittle D'Ann Smith Johnnie Ray Smith Kenneth Smith Marilyn Smith Martyne Smith Mary Evelyn Smith Mary Lea Smith Charlotte Watkins Sue Am, Watts .lerry Weaver Nancy Jo Weaver J im Wells James Whiting Cora Lou Whitley Sid Wilkerson Juniors Robert Lee Smith Dana Spencer Peggy Staley Vinson Stanphill Carolyn Stanherry Bill Stanford Dema Stephens Pat Summerhill Yvonne Swanger Mike Testa Carol Ann Thomas Eugene Thompson Keith Thompson James Thorpe Jim Thrasher Eva Jo Waldrop Martha Lou Walker Leo Waltz John Warriner James Wascien it o t -we '-' ii T s funzors Linda Williams Pat Williams Sandra Williams Johnny Wilson Lyle Wilson Bob Winchester Ronald Woods Jo Elda Young I Junior Autographs Senior Class Ofjicers David Markham .,...,.... ....,.....,..... P resident Richard Harvey .....,.,... ..,......,.. V ice President Nelda Phillips ,...,.,,. .....,,,.....,,. T reasurer Elayne Tignor .... ..,........ S ecretary SARA LYNN AGUE Y-Teens, Latin Club. MARY LOIS AKERS Editor of Yellow ,laekc-t. Wlio's Who, Y-Teen General Secretary, Fu- ture Teachers Seeretary, Neewollah, Speech Club, Scholarship Club. PATRICIA ALLEN Y-Teens, VIC, FHA. Library Club. TOMMY A LLEN Football Manager. DE. MARRY ANDREWS Tennis, Office Assistant. Art Club. NONA MAE ARlVl0UR Art Club, Speech Club. Debate Club. Seholarship Club, Spanish Club, lnflian Danee Club. Seniors ff. KENNITH ARTHUR Who's Who, VIC, Football. DON ASHBURN Hi-Y President, Student Body Vice President, Mr. DHS. Sophomore Fa- vorite, Who's Who, Sophomore Class Vice President, Tennis. PATSI ATKINSON Y-Teens. Latin Club, Band. BOBBY BAECHT B-Team Football. Football, Foot- ball Manager. General Metals. BRETT BAYNE Basketball. Baseball, Clif-erleadc-r, Hi-Y. Neewollah, Speech Club. Span- ish Club, Art Club, National Thes- pian Society. LYNDA BICCKELMAN Y-Teens. UE, Art Club, '07 fu 8 JOHN RICHARD BOND Hi-Y Parliainentarian, Pre-legisla- ture, Student Council Committee Chairman Tennis S ecch Club Chairman: Debate ,Clulg JUDITH BOREN PASF. Art Club, FHA, Scholar- ship Club. ROBERT DOUGLAS BRATCHER JCL, Hi-Y Vice President, Annual Staff, Golf, Scholarship Club, Youth and Government. .IIIVI BROWN Student Council President, Presi- dent of Junior Class, Who's Who, Hi-Y Secretary and District President. Boys' State Delegate, wollah. Speech Club. MARY BRUTON Band, Major:-tte, Y-Teens, Treasurer. JAY BUCKNER uncil, Art President, Hi-Y, Who's Who, wollah. Yice Nee- VIC Club Nee- eniors CALVERT BENEDICT Football, Who's Who, Track, Ath- letic and Scholarship Award. HORACE BENEDICT JCL, Football. Track, Necwollah. DOUGLAS BILDICRBACK Basketball. Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms, Speech Club President, Track, Na- tional Thespian Society. Youth and Government. BILLY BISHOP Band. Drum Major. Band Council. Stage Band. Hi-Y, Scholarship Club, Youth and Government. BOBBY BLANKENSHIP FFA, VIC. AMES BLASSINCAME Hi-Y. Cheerleader, Basketball, Golf, Scholarship Club. Ili-Y Pre-legislzb ture, Nevwollah. NANCY CAROL RLRCHETTE Art Editor of Y:-lluw Javket, Stu- llcnt lfuunvil Se-Crvtary. Numinvc- for Stuclcnt lfounvil Prvsiflvnt, Wlufs Who, Nr-1-wollah. Art Club. PATRICIA ANN BURCESS Band. SfN'l'l'll Club. FHA, FTA, llaflu-tball. .l.XNi'l' li.-X'l'llRYN BLRK5 Wliffs xvllli. Y-'Ik-mmf. Billlll. JCL, SlTl'l'1'll lllllll. llvbate Club. Nalinnal 'I'l1r'fpi:111 Siwivtv. lJAlilll'll,,l, l3l'lllYl'l'lVll Art Club. Fuutlmll. llaskm-tball. GLl'lNllA BLllNl'lTT DE Sm-1-ilu-art, lluskvtliall. Il'ATRlCl.-X CAIJIJWTILL Y-'l'm'iiQ JCL Six Seniors A rr gk... HAZEL CANll'RELl. Y-Tcm-IIS, .luuior X-'Tl't'll Svvrvtary. Sclwlarship Club, JCL. Art Club. LEWIS CAMPBELL Football. Hi-Y. Track. King of Nec-wullah. ROSEMARY CAMPBELL FHA Secretary. Offim- Asiistant, FTA. JOYCE CARR Svholarship Club. FHA, Library Club. ROBERT CHLMBLEY Football, Track. Uaskvlball. PATSY CLANCY Chorus. FHA. Cofnwtology. BOBBY DAVIS DE, FFA. LOUISE DAVIS Band, Head Twirler, Band Coun- cil, Senior Y-Teens Vice President FTA, Scholarship Club, Speech Club JCL. CARROLL DEFRATUS SIDNEY DEFRATUS Band. HELEN DERRICK Cosmetology Sweetheart Runner up, VIC Treasurer, Library Club, Scholarship Club. WANDA ELIZABETH DIXON FHA, Choral Club, PASF. Seniors RONALD JOE CLAPP Football, Art Club, Hi-Y. BARBARA CLIFT General Y-Teen Program Chair- man, ,lunior Y-Teen Social Chair- man, FHA Secretary, FTA, Office Assistant, Speech Club, Debate Club. LINDA GALE COOK Y-Teens, Chorus, FHA. PATRICIA ANN COOK Cosmetology Sweetheart, Cosme- tology Class President, VIC, FHA. LINDA DARNELL Senior Secretary Y-Teens, Student Council Corresponding Secretary, FHA President, FHA Sweetheart Runner-up, Office Assistant. CHARLES DAUGHERTY JCL, Football, Golf. GW K' Q BOB DOPIIIED Iluskt-tlmall. Fmwtball. Spf-och Clulm. VICTOII IIIIIIBIN FI .-X I'arIiame-ntarian. FFA. FFA fIl'l't'l1IlilIl1I Vive Prvsitivnt. JCL. BRENDA DYER 'I'wirIc'r. Ilanmi. Nr'a'w4wIIz1I1. Iianmi Counril. Y-'I'e-Mis, FIIN. ALIGN EADS Spve-vii CIuI1. FFA. ITE. ALVIN EADS IIE. FFA. IIICIIAIIIJ ELLISON PASF, Tvnnis, Band. Stagc Band. Cllorlis. Seniors BETTYE LEA ITARLICY Junior Class 'l'rr-afurvr, Stud:-nt Counvil Asst-mlmly Pmgram Chair- man. Y-'IIQ-oils. FIIIA. Chorus Prvsi- dvnt. Nvewnllah. Nliss DHS Runnvr up. PA YTON FARR ICLL DE, FFA, Uutstamling I I A Flu- dt-nt. FFA GFITIIIIHIIII I'r1-side-nt. HUIIIQ' Rmun II:-pn-svlitatiwx DIANA FLOYD Spawn-I1 Club. Ili-Ilatv Iilulm Vim Prvsitlf-nt. Natiunul ,IIIIPQ-lliilll Sucivty Y-'frm-its. FTA. Art lfIuIr Se'cr1'tal'y A I' I JREY FOSTER Y-FIIWIIS. Nvvwuliail. N1'1'wuIIziIl , on-n. Spur-vii CIUI1. NatiunaI 'I'Iu-s- pian Sovivty, FHA I're-sid:-nt, Iizinti. Studi-nt Council Alta-i'nutv. WILLIAM Ii. FUWLEII Student Counvil. Iii-Y. Spf-I-vli CIUIJ, National 'I'I1c-fpian H 41 1' i mf I y Tn-asim-r. PAFF. Gulf. BARBARA GARRISUN National Thvspian Sovivty, SIlf't't'Il CIUIJ. Library Club. Iiami. FTA. Y-Teens, Assistant Prngram Chair- man Y-Teens. G' f ANNE HAGANS Yellow ,Iacket Business Manager, Girls' State, Whois Who, Runner- up Sophomore Class Favorite, Run- ner-up Senior Class Favorite, Senior Y-Teen President, FTA. PATRICIA HALES FHA, Basketball, Y-Teens. BARBARA HALLFORD VIC, FHA, Chorus. MURL EDWARD HARIVION JCL. Tennis, Projector Boys. RUTHIE HARROD FHA, DF. RICHARD HARVEY Senior Class Vice President, Hi-Y Football. Basketball, Track, Base- ball, Neewollah, Who's Who. Seniors DAVID CATTIS MARILYN GILLIAM Basketball Co-captain, Tennis, Y- Teens, Chorus. FHA. PASF. DIANNA GILLIT Speech Club. FHA. MIKE GOUND Football. Track. Chorus, Letter- nien's Club. HORACE GIIOFF Football Manager. Basketball Man- ager, Hi-Y. Track Manager. SARAH HAGAN JCL, FHA, Dramatic Club. Flower Club. Y-Teens, FTA. NANCYJ ii.xH1zisJHA1'cH FH.-x. biwiiir.iiip m:iu1,, vic. CAI. IIIilJGl'li'I'H 5Ilt't'L'll filllll. MARY IIICIIIONINILS IVIIA. JOYCE HIGGINS N-Tevn Social Cliairman and Pro, gram Chairman, Sp:-c-cli Clulm. Na- tional Tln-spian Sucivly Clvrk, Offirc Assistant. Dvlmalv Clulb. JCL. IQIJDY IIINTON Fnolliull. llasvllall. Track. Nm'- wollall. Ili-Y. CIlfXIiI,I'l5 HOLIJEII Hi-Y, IIE. DIC Parliaim-ntariaii Seniors K JUDY I-IOOVER Miss DHS. Wlnfs WI111. Y-'llvvn Cc-nf-ral Ilrvsiilvnt. FTA Prvsirlvnl, Nea-wollali. Juniur Class Favnritc Runnr-r-up. Suplioiiiun- Class Fa- vuritv ami SPr're'lary. JERRY HOPPER VIC Prvsiclvnt. VIC, Il-'livam Font- ball. CHARLES DOUGLAS HUSFORIJ Hi-Y. Ii-'livam Fmitllall. JOHN HULISIC QETTY HITGHS ' 11 I f Iiaskcllxall Captain. 'livnnix l IIA. JACKIE HUNT Fuollyall, Wlilfs Wlm. N1-vvvollall. Mr, DHS Rumi:-r-up. Svninr Favoriti- Runnvr-up. 'Hugh R Uf4' DONNA JOHNSON FHA. l 'l'A. l,ilu'ary Clulm. NH'- wullall. Y-'llw-m. Fpwrlm fllull. THURMAN JOHNSON llannl. JERRY JONES Art Clulm. UE. JIM KENNEDY Jlfl.. GLEN l JA KEY VASE. Claws Clulu. Ping Pong lllula. FHA. Nluxxilm. BILLY KILLOITGH VIC, Seniors GERALD HUHLEY lluml Prl-simlvnt. Stagg- llaml. Buzz Staff, Trl-z1S11rvr of JCL. Hi-Y, T1-xas . w , . . 1 Pllgfll School lrcss IXSSUPIHJIOII Lun- tvft, Band Council. REBA ISAACS FHA. KENNETH JACKSON PASF. Fmuball. Track. L. G. JACKSON VIC. THEDA JEAN JAMES DE. - DALE JOHNSON Hi-Y, Studs-nt Council, lJZ1Sl'll8ll. Projevtur Boys. lr' n 'WIHQ wins? DOH -X ll.-X li RINNANION lux. sw.-11 Llulv, LIMM KINNIQY W-'lll'l'll-, Jill., SI71'l'C'll lflulJ. Dm-- luue- illulu. lf'l'pX. Hmuv Rufuu Svc- J1'llll'N. .l.'lxll'lS KNIQLIIT llguul. Spl'l'f'll lllllll. Hi-Y, PASF, l 'l':X, Stugu' lluusl. MARILYN RR ETSINGICR XY'lllK'l'IlS, llvlmulv Clulw, Scholarship Clulr. Fpm-vvlx illulm. JCL. Band, Home Ronan l'rng1rau1 Cllairxuau. NOIANIJ JOHN KHUECER, .lli. tlulf, l'rojl-Ulur Boys. 511111011 Clull. Art lllulr. Nlxllll lll'll,l'lN KYLE Y-'l'4'm'11s. Nwwollull. FTA Publicity fllldlflllilll. PQKSF. Alliml Y 0 u t h, Fllsl, llauul. Home Rmuu Officer. Seniors IllfXNuX LfXl'UllI,IN I-'uurlmll f.ll1l'l'll. wwlltblx Wvllu, Slll wif-ul i.Ulllll'll lJ1'XHllUIlill f,lllllI'Illllll X-Im-uf. l,llll'2ll'f flull. Illlk. Sxxllxlll LAW lllfxfllf liufkvtlmall. l ll.'l. BUCK lllflf l'.'XSl . NI.fXlilLYN LIQGC i N-ll'l'll'. Sym-vlm f.Iul1. N'lunlurxlup Llulm. PHA Rt'II1lI'll'l'. .,l N IM LUV lfll l'l'lvl'lf ,Iuuinr Y-'llwu Vim' lll't'Fllll'lll, Suu- wr 5-lm-n l I'UU'l'Lllll C ll'lll'lll'lll l' ffl St'llUl1il'-lllll mln. Jlfli offifl- ,Lf Slklillll. CARL l,lNS'l'ljfXIJ'I' Wlmk Wim. l uull1aIl. lla-ke-tlmull 'ml-k, lluszflmull. N.-.-W1111111. ' II5 FRANKIE MARTIN FHA, Speech Club. Debate Club JCL. LYN MASSEY Yellow Jacket Photographer, Foot- ball, Track. Golf. PASF, Hi-Y. THOMAS MAYHEW VIC, Football, MARY LOU MEAD Y-Teens, JCL. LARRY MEDEARIS DE. Football. SONIA MEDEARIS Art Club Secretary. Student Coun- cil Treasurer, Y-Teens, JCL. Tennis. IU Seniors Gi- BETTY LIVELY FHA Secretary and Treasurer. FHA Vice President, VIC, Art Club. EARNIE LOUIS Football, Neewollah, Tracli. DAVID MADDUX Basketball, Baseball. LEE MALONE Boys Quartet. Chorus Aceompanist Band, JCL. Speech Club, Buzz Staff All State Chorus. MARGARET MANNING Band, Y-Teens, Speech Club. De bate Club, National Thespian So ciety. JCL, Chorus, Girls Sextct. DAVID MARKHAM Senior Class Favorite, Senior Class President, Delegate to Boys' State Football, Hi-Y, Student Couneil Neewollah. HU' O1 l - JACK NIELVIN Football. Travk. RICHARD NIELVIN Fmmtball. 'I'rum'k. Offirv Assistant, Buzz Staff. IJAVIII IVIOLIIENHOUR I I A, FFA Fcntinvl, FFA Prvsi clvnt NICWTON NIOLLICNHOUR FFA. VIC. DON NA MOORE SUIIUILIFSIIIII Club. XIATPPIIF, PI-NSI . FII A 'I'rr'aQl1l'c-1' ANNE NIORCAN Y-Tm-ns. PASF. ng, V i Seniors SUE MORRIS VIC. GARY ROB IVIUSSIC All Rvgiun Rand. Stags- Rand Baud. Spf-c'c'I1 Club, Ilvbatc- Club Hi-Y. .IfII.. VIRGINIA MYERS Y-Tee-ns, Buzz Staff. Spvvvh Club FHA. LAUREL IVICCIQNE Scholarship Club. Chorus. I'A5I VIC. JERRY N KLSON I'ImrtbuII. VIII. DORIS OIJIQIIL FHA. VIC Vive 'IJfl'SIlIl'IlI, Y-Twns I ljzxrll PHIIKINS .-Xrt Cflull. FHA. VIC. JINIIVIIE LOU PHILLIPS Art Club. Spec-rlm Club. Debate lllulm. lllnuus. NICLIJA PHILLIPS Wlufs Who. Sz-uior Class Treas- urvr. Y-T1-en C1-ne-ral Treasllrf-r. .lun- im' lllufs Sc-f'rf'tary. II-Team Cheer- lc-urlvr. Y-Te-en Pulmlivily Chairman, lluu Stull. SIIIRLICY PRICHARD FRANKLIN RAINICS l F.N. C. .l. IIANSOM lluuml Vim- l,l'f'SlLl1'IIl. Stage Ilaucl Stull:-nl llmnnril. Hi-Y Chaplain, Sclmlarfllip Club. PASF, Band Coun I-il. Seniors JERRY OIJELL Football. VIC. IIIDI OIIENEAL Y-Tel-ns. Nvewollah, F u 0 t ln a ll Cllll't'Il Ruunvr-up. Sllltlfxlll Cuunrll. Spf-1-Ch Clulv. TlIQ'FpI3Il 3 n v i f' Band. MOZELLE ODLE DE Rvportr-r. DE. KAYE OLIVER DE. Chorus. NANCY PARKER Chorus. Band. FHA. ROBERT PICARSON fy. .if .I R., GWR Af- JIMMY R.-XPER Yll' KA'I'HICIilNli RAY .lui iiur Y-T1-vn Vim- 'rs-sidcnt, Out- stumling Y-'fc-vn ,luniur Girl, JCL, X lQI'lIlI. Offlrn' 1 is CHARLOTTIC REYNOLDS iflw Llulu, Ymnlumlx Glu- illulu. DF. 72' ' Staff, Girls MARIAN RICHARIJ Y -illt'l'IlS. Np vm-vll filllll. FHA Vim' Prvfulviit. Library Club. DALE ROBBINS CI l Alll,0'l l'lf SANDERS YL-llmv .luvke-I Clic-:'i'lm'aclc'r Captain, Sm-nior l uwritv, Xv'lllP.S Who, Y-Tm-vn Gn'm'1'al Yin- Prcsiclcrlt, Sopllomore Y - l vm-n TI'l l4llI'l'l' I Y'l'L1blll'1'I'. Sopliomorv Class 'YZ' Seniors -9: aes, Gi Y JUDY SANlll'5KY Y-Tv:-115. Stucle-nt lfuunvil Re-pn sviilalivv. .lllniur Rui Crow linunv R!'IiIAl'S4'IllilllNf'. Supplier Lilvrury Sn vu-ly Lia-N I'l+-sirlvill. I'ASF. lr'HlI.I,IP SCllll'il7l'ili'l' Hi-Y. SANIJRA SCIllI3'I,ICT'l' flirlru-. l,lrl4 N-xt:-I. lllz. lil' 'lnrvwmlrn-x', I ZA I ,IC SICXI' li-if-mn lwwtlraill. llziwlulll. PAT Sllflwi Stull:-nt f.UIlIll'll, Svliulznwlup Linh s .fllllllI'Ill ilrmnwil ljY'l'Nl1ll'Ill Nwmin:-1 UlVllil'ill Fllflllili Ylli. Yllf Stair' Nil-vtiligg. I20 HOYT SWEENEY VIC. WAVIVION TAMPLEN MARQUITTA TAYLOR VIC, FHA, VIC Sf-Cretary. FRANCES TERRELL Y-Ti-ens. IIaskvtIJaII. VIC, VIC Secretary. FHA. ELAYNE TIGNOR Senior Class Secretary, Who's Who. Prvsidvnt Thvspian Society, Speech CIuh Secretary, Nc-Pwollah, Buzz Staff Editor, FTA Vice Prvsident. OPAL ULCH Basketball. FHA. DE. Seniors ARVIS SMITH FFA, Football. Speccli Club. Who's Who. WALTER SMITH Hi-Y, Band. JOYCE SPRADLIN Band, Y-Tvs-ns, FHA. JERRY STEELIVIAN VIC. MIKE STROOIJE FFA Historian, JCL, F 0 0 t b all Manager. J. B. STYLES FFA. 'X' INIM VAIIIII.-IN Nrmlvnt I.oum'lI. IIN-11s. SIYPITII Ilulv Nm' IH'-l4I1'IlI. NLIIIUIILII IIIPH- plllll Flll'll'IY Nm' In-fuir-nt. IL-Iunrv I Iul Il I L K ,. Illlikllf YICSI' YII I, LXIIOI. ,IIQXN YOI,I'ICli'I' N-VII4'1'll-, Svlmiur I-'Il-ml IIIl'1'llHIIl'1'I'. Npmw-I1 Iflulv. Slusiw-nl IIUIIIIVII :XI- tn I'IlllIl', IIIfVI'IIII,Y .XXX W'.NI.IiIfII II-'livzun lIIl4'l'l'It'iIlI4'I', Spa-I-vI1 lfluln. N 'I'm-ns. IIIf. III'II.I'IN WfXI,I, lIIlUI'll4 Yiu' I,l'1'SIlIl'IlI. FIIN I'11r- I1 IIIIt'IlIiII'IiIIl, I-It'1'll5. .Il.I., III:XlII,IfS WXIIIHICN IILIIHI. .I4iI.. eniors VIIICINI.-X VIIYII5 I.ImruN, Sp'-1-m'I1 IIlIIr. IfIn-1-ll- WH UN IIAHUI. IXSlI'Ir'l'. I-I1-vllx III N XXIII XY-U NIXX Illl'I2lII. I-XXCICID WI-IIN N lil. , . . , . N fs... ,.-, ,. Ivlllllx Iwlwl-+I' I' I Iilnnlx 4 IIHI III KIHI , I. , , D. N-XXIII WICIIIICN , . , , , IXN IIIVNIIILIII Inu' IIVNIII nl IIIHIII I1 Il HI nl Iliff NIIII I Ill I ew- 4-N 1- , I ru. .IIXNI WINN NIC XX lCI.lJUN Ivnnlx. Nlulvnl IJVIIIIVIIA ,II I, l2l 5? QW? MARTIN WIINEINGER Basks-lImaII. VIII. JOHN EARL WOLIIE VIC. FREDDIE PAUI. WRIGHT VIC. PATRICIA ANN WIRIUHT FHA. Y-'I'r'vm, Chorus. New-wfvlIaI1 IJHYLLIS ANN WRIGHT Fnutlaall Quw-n Atl:-ndant, .Iuniu Y-Teens TF1'iiSlll'4'I', Ilaskvtlmaxll. T TFPHS. FRANCES ELIZABETH WHITE Y-Tvvns. FHA. Chnrus, .IO ANN WIIITFIELI3 VIII. IHIl'TFl'Il4llZ1SITK' Typing Con t r PHI ew, J. IIAZEI., BERNICE WIIITLICY FHA, VIC 5vr'rvtury. NANCY WHITMAN BARBARA WHITWORTH FIIA. Y-Tw-ns, Iiaskvllvull. VII 'Its-nnis. PALILA VERLINE WILLIAMS Y-'IF-e-ns. Offiu- Assistant. ,ICI , . , J . SIN'f'l'II Club. I.llrrur'y I.IuIm I rm-sulvnl l 'GI The End ,s f, l23 In of M r. James E D W Memor . oudney Although Mr. James E. Doudney had heen at Denison Sen ior High for only a short time, he had made a lasting im- pression on our school. We are fortunate to have felt the warmth of his friendship and to have benefited from his spirit. He was one of those rare individuals who are liked hetter as each day passes. We have lost a friendly, sympa- thetic teacher. We will greatly miss him as a teacher and as a friend. The staff regrets that this page has the position in the book that it has. At the time of Mr. Doudney's death, the book had been so planned that it was impossible to put the memorial in the desired place. SUBS .mm X Wm iii Picfures reveal so much: Dale Robbins' bald spo'l'. for insfance. x. 'li ,, RIALTO Denison's Finesl' Tl1ea'I're AN INTERSTATE THEATRE LOGAN'S MUSIC SHOP DENISON, TEXAS Charles G. Logan Dial HO 5-7656 COMPLIMENTS of K. WOLENS Headache, Jimmy Wells? C pl 'r C pl 1' F 1' TEXAS S. H. KRESS POWER 81 LIGHT Co' DENISON TEX S From This classroom many girls go in'I'o local beau+y shop. Private Parking Facilities BRATCHER FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE NORMAN D. BRATCHER 40I W. Woodard S+. DENISON, TEXAS Dial HO5-2323 I I :,'I2fm' I , ,V I I- We Congrafulafe You, I958 Graduafes .QL- DENISON HIGH SCHOOL THE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF DENISON Mr. Ramsey. Mr. Allison. and Mr. PoHs a our school cusfodians. BELK'S DENIsoN HIGH SCHOOL I958 GRADUATES Congra+ulaTions and The Home Besf Wishes of THE Beffef Valves CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 40l W. Main Denison, Texas COMPLIMENTS of LAMAR MILK Mrs. Viola Schirmer helps Io keep our build- ing spic and span. YOU PENNEY'S Denison's Welcome 'Io You J. C. PENNEY CO. O 'A' O HOTEL DENISON AN ALSONETT HOTEL Besl' Wishes I958 GracIua+es We CaI'er 'Io Large and Small Par+ies For Reservalions KNOW LABEL'S BY ITS LABELS Dial HO 5-5440 I S AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE SHOP 3I0 Wes+ Main S+ree'I' COMPLIMENTS of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. ROCKWELL'S JEWELRY STORE We Are Glad +o Show You Through NORTH TEXAS' FINEST JEWELRY STORE Denison Texas SNOW - WHITE LAUNDERERS - CLEANERS DYERS Dial HO5-6446 NORTHSIDE JENNINGS NEXT TO BUS STATION SI7 Wesi' Main S+. Dial HO5-6363 Miss Wesi, Miss Bledsoe, Miss Blounr, and Mrs. Johnson are 'Ihe Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Y-Teen sponsors, respecrively. Compleie Prescriprion Cen'l'er PENN PHARMACY R. A. PENN, Owner Dial HO5-2828 200 W. Main Denison, Texas FAMILY SHOE STORE RED GOOSE SHOES FOR CHILDREN GRACE WALKER SHOES FOR LADIES JOHN C. ROBERTS SHOES FOR MEN Denison, Texas 3I4 Wesi' Main Dial HO5-23II NOEL'S Sfore for Men and Boys SPORTSWEAR SPECIALIZERS 325 W. Main Complimenfs of R. L. McKINNEY AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE PROTECTION 307 W. Woodard DENISON TEXAS DENISON FOOD STORE SID MAPLES I Woodard Sfreef and Rusk Avenue Painf-Wallpaper DENISON, TEXAS Sporting Goods Across From Posf Office --WE-RE APT TC HAVE I-I-.- JACK ALLEN, Owner I25 W. Main H05-5775 Free Delivery Dial HO 5-2230 WOODARD STREET MARKET I3I W. Woodard-HO 5-4070 Complimenfs WIDE-A-WAKE MARKET of soo E. Hull HO 5-:sos MYLES VARIETY Bene' Food ZI4 W. Main Denison, Texas Beffer Prices FREE DELIVERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS From STRATTON oLDs-CADILLAC co., INC. Rusk af Crawford - Denison, Texas OLDS - CADILLAC Dial HO 5-3535 24 Hour Wrecker Service The slage band plays for assemblies and oil: er enlerfainmenl programs. Congralulalions fo +l1e I958 Graduales COMPLIMENTS SH ERRARD -on Moron COMPANY IMPERIAL CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH LILLEY - LINN Sales - Service Dial H05-2400 Congra+uIa+ions Io 1'I1e Graduaies of Denison High GRAY'S CREDIT JEWELERS Jewelry and Giffs Wafch Repairing 505 W. Main HO 5-5I7I BURTON - LINGO COMPANY Lumber and Building Maferial Box 327 Phone HO 5-4944 DENISON, TEXAS W VII W . E F ff If I . ,I ff NPR N MI! Nffyjjrxpf gglg-574Qm4A7C,, A Sdn QI QMA ij ,X TYPEWRIT 's ifjfvqigbpffvi N 'fozrgzpzimzzzs fr, P oiphgraphg kg'IEvery6qeQ OFFICE SUPPLIES C I ME IAL I it'fiI-vigil, I I vsfzfszizzziiin 'im lf' LEETIIAL DEAN - ERICKSON E WEDDING OFFICE EQUIPMENT IOI 9 W. Main HO5-4544 Dial HO5-I025 402 W. Main r 'M- The Y-Teen pledges srancl in fhe Iradifional Iriangle prior Io 'Iheir becoming mem- bers of +he club, which is a Chrisiian organizarion. GREER STUDIO PorIrai'rs and Commercials DENISON, TEXAS 6I2 W. Main H05-2748 EDNA FREEL'S CO. Women's Apparel 4I3 W. Main Dial H05-55II RINGLER'5' WOMEN'SfWEAR 'Exclusive buf N64 Expensive' 304 W. Main Dial H05-2660 LANGFORD PRINTING COMPANY BOX IO6 DENISON, TEXAS THE EAT WELL CAFE 309 W. Main THE NOOK CAFETERIA 3I9 W. Main THE WHITE PIG 505 S. Armsfrong DENISON CONCRETE COMPANY AND M 81 K SAND 81 GRAVEL READY MIX CONCRETE LIGHTWEIGHT BLOCKS CONCRETE PIPES SAND AND STONE DiaI Denison HO5-4033 3+ I IW I' 1 . BRABANT'S A WINGS MASTER CLEANERS W M I Iiances ... aln QW ' INS-I620 F5Ww+QPF Q, Q20 lsoN. TEXAS M15 Laundry Service 624-626 W. Main Ho 5-7600 U. S. CLOTHING CO. ARROW SHIRTS HOLEPROOF HOSIERY CALIFORNIA SPORTSWEAR TUCKER FURNITURE New and Used Furnifure gif UPHOLSTERING Sir REFINISHING 725 REPAIRING 422 Wes+ Main Dial HO 5-3630 The seniors, as usual, show 'rh I fig fmlmk h+ing spiri+ in pep rally!!! YOU CAN DO BETTER ATIHUBBARDS Your Pho+ograpI'1ers Since S IQIZ FURNITURE 42I W. Main Dial HO5-I484 I28 - I30 W. Main Dial H05-2995 CONigFa:iT'ONS WORTH - CAMPBELL GRAYSON CQUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY S+a+e Farm Insurance HARDWARE CO. I20 S. RUSK DENISON, TEXAS H' s fha? ihe Senior rings have really made a l1i'I' wi'I'l1 Dick B cl Quality Counts ASHBURN'S ICE CREAM Always Good Mr. Roberi' Hodges ins+ruc+s Marfin Wineinger in +he use of a d g h W ,wiwili gQ0'iMP5s ,EEUUO w fzojfifixo I WW' 1, wwf W THE STORE OF NORTH TEXAS Is +ha+ general me+als class geffing +oo warm for some of you boys? HARRELSON Complimen+s of COMPANY DR PEPPER co. Recapping GATES TIRES DENISON. TEXAS Highway 75A Sou+h Dial HO5-6600 Local Phone HO 5-I22l L.D. Phone HO 5-l223 THE LINGO-LEEPER LUMBER C0. Retail and Wholesale Building Materials DENISON. TEXAS General Offices CADDO, OKLA SHERMAN, TEXAS DENISQNI TEXAS ACHILLE. OKLA POTTSBORO, TEXAS KINGSTON OKLA WHITESBORO. TEXAS DURANT OKLA X lBryan Co. Lbr. Co.l 3 'fi .l 'lf ' . WH F Kqym X' I yh N ' .A A 'W ll. ' l I I V lv I- I . 4 ur I ' . l 1' K' ' D' r f' A lx ff I U J l 4' d l NJ R ,U ,A , J HN we. BENGEL V A I 1 , ' J l ' l .if U' ' Contra,cltor ' 5 Q ff A. I fl ,gl 9 1 A 1 V .f V ' V, l l u' ' ' I' I r U , . Jril1 k'alq f '. V I , 5, A ,fl P.o.B0x42l l l ' DENISON TEXAS Lan' Calveri' seems +o be having froubie finding his place. K 7 K fr K I 'W- Compliments ' ' gf it if!-M A U ' THE DENISON HERALD Your Daily Newspaper DENISCN, TEXAS if V7 4x gli, Yvonne Swanger is seHing flue 'fable for her family group in 'Fif+h period l-lomemaking. FUNDERBURK FUNERAL HOME Dial HO5-I34l A NAME YOU CAN TRUST A SERVICE YOU CAN AFFORD Denison, Texas 3II W. Gancly DENISON DRUG lFormerly Walclronl 408 W. Main WE GIVE S81 H GREEN STAMPS Mmes. Smifh, McCIung, Fosfer, and McC amani' prepare food in I'he school cafeferia. Favori+e Fashions -fo,- MONTGOMERY D. H. s. MOTOR CO. N DODGE - PLYMOUTH WOMENIS WEAR Sales and Service GULF NORTHSIDE SERVICE STATION C. E. RICE, Prop. Washing - Lubrica+ion - Polishing 24 Hour Service 40I N. AUSTIN DIAL H05-I477 GROCERY AND MARKET 800 Morfon S'Iree+ Dial H05-I843 Del Marie is cuHing oui' a garmeni she will make as a homemaking project Complimen+s .. of 1 STEAKLEY CHEVROLET BEAR DRUG COMPANY and THE PHARMACY Roy Dossey and Frank Ozme 1' SERVICE FOR THE SICK' ,fl Fi . Xia T ,ferr I X ff'7' 'wb The 'IIHI1 period chorus class pauses in +I'1eir singing 'Io pose for +I1e Annual Sfaff phofographer. CompIimen+s of PETERSON HARDWARE CO. MILDRED'S YOUNG FASHIONS 603 W. Main-Dial HO 5-5450 COMPLETE INFANT DEPARTMENT DIXIE DRIVE -IN DENISON. TEXAS l5I5 S. Arms+rong Dial HO 5-4I46 B 81 B GROCERY 220 W. Woodard Free Parking Free Delivery WHITING, Owner Dial HO 5-2455 A I+ would be hard for +he Y-Teens +o ge+ along wi+l1ou+ Hue Mofhers Council shown here making corsages for Neewollal-1. BEST WISHES Keep Up +he Good Work J. V. CONATSER AGENCY l08 N. Rusk Dial HO 5-3262 WAYNE'S SHOE SHOP Fine Repairing 409 WEST MAIN STREET HUGH CHESNUTT AGENCY II3 N. BurneH Avenue INSURANCE LINCOLN MERCURY BOB MILLER MOTORS Jaguar - M.G. - Morris-Aus+in Healy DENISON. TEXAS DAD 81 LAD'S INC. Men's Wear MEN AND BOYS' WEAR JOHNSON JEWELERS Where Ouali+y Is ConsisI'en+ Wifh Price SAM AND CARIE JOHNSON 206 W. Main Denison Dial HO 5-7008 5dQ,aJzJ Weww, , , el? -fy WJ A-9 ww1.fl,.3. ' QI 'J' 511, lm! 710141.31 1 1141 TM J M . 1LFA2j! ,V':'4l?ffu- ,I -Q-ljf I .J ' I' lull if Lfjnf 0 Ji MOU! PN I A 413 8441, ' 4 N ' 1 werllqdalijqis Lil. . F15 The Rexall Slore CHARLES H. HARRIS Manager 322 W. Main Dial HO 5-I65I BARN E'S JEWELRY WATCHES - DIAMONDS - GIFTS Dial HO5-6202 428 W. Main S+. CHIEF OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY GREETING CARDS TYPEWRITERS J. C. CAFE 2l2 Wes? Main Sfreei' SERVING FINE FOOD TO DENISON AND TEXOMALAND V. A. BRUNO LUMBER YARD MINNESOTA PAINTS P.O. Box 53 602 S. CroclceH' Dial HO 5-2005 The foolball queen and her aHendan+s pose wi+h 'I'he cheerleaders afler 'Phe crown- ing ceremony. Complimenls SUPPLY CO. Of Plumbing and Eleclrical Supplies CRANE PLUMBING FIXTURES 20l-203 W. Woodard Dial HO 5-7303 Ho N. Rusk Ave. Dial HO 5-5420 Denison KEYNOWS CREAMWAY Corner of Mirick and Morgan S+s. Home of Good Food DENISONI TEX, IIOI Woodard Dial HO 5-7650 WE WISH YOU EVERY SUCCESS IN YOUR CHOSEN FIELD DENISON FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION II9 S. BurneH' Ave. A GOOD PLACE TO BORROW- A GOOD PLACE TO SAVE- DENISON emma 143.1 COLLEGE fe- ZT? kg. , sfeR L AND COURSES BeH'er Training for Less 609If2 W. Main HO 5-I040 Dial HO 5-3272 Compimenis BLIND AND AWNING CO. DENISON . VENETIAN BLINDS AND AWNINGS I CUSTOM MADE No Down Paymeni-Low as 55.00 AUTO COMPANY 508 N. Housion Denison. Texas FOR THE GAME-FOR THE PROM Complimeni-S FOR ANY OCCASION - of - Ca KOEPPEN - BALDWIN JEAN E'S I NC 303 -05 W. Woodard S+reeI' AND GIFTS DENISON, TEXAS N Mrs. Gaddy's homercjkyn was chosen Homeroom,,of gkbe Year because ihe siudenfs in 4jN1,a1' l1o:l'neroomug.5ough+ +he highesf per cergidgf' iarsnuals. LQWI if 51 ' K bv-y 47 J I jf H .14 X J f ' , -5 -'JIM AE! ' :J XL' 11 I I 'J .V K-5 5 f -rr, ' 3 'I xv- 'R JN, ,A f l :L fy l 'P , ' W' , Y 0 'gompllments .I I . ', ,C is , , 1 ' F Way ,A x H , ' 7 xv xv, K1 u ws' R F if of jj, V N , vIW,m, :VX l ee STARING PONTIAC COMPANY DENISON, TEXAS Dial HO5-5770 700 W. Main Sfreef MM QW QQ 1 if W fm U,,1:w',zMmm I Am of,Q,waA,f Mf2'j .3 J Jfwf A-Zifwffiwwp W AMZWWJ WWMMAW fffWf 'fM f2iz?'M QAM Jjfff ffg, Z32W5'f'W M7 Vwaifffflm WZZMWWW Q . D I 5 5 .a , . Q . 1 I I C l 5 , Q 5 I A 5 . ..v-eq-5,-Nr