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

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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.

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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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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