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

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-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.

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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.

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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.