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

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'Ili 1 .5 Elizabeth Malaney, Judy Miller, and Carol Cox are filing student reading cards, checking in books, and arranging books on the book cart so they can be shelved. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a service organiz tion, composed of students willing to off their time assisting Mrs. Collier and oth! students. They check books in and out of tl library, paste card pockets and date-due slij in books, prepare books for cataloguing, stan ownership, shelve books, and help out in tl library-when needed. Each year during Ed: cation Week, the club serves coffee to tl teachers and has a Christmas party. Wlleadin maketh a full man. Bacon FRONT ROW: Sue Campbell, Carol Cox, vice presidentg Judy Miller, presidentg Janice Poulter, Joretta Helton, Jerrye Treadwa secretaryg Elizabeth Malaney. SECOND ROW: Larry Hardy, Jimmie Crout, Hubert Dophied, Mrs. Collier. Not shown: Linda Skaggs ar Leahray Smith. if

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FRONT ROW: Rosann Newcomb, Carroll Sanders, Joy Utterback, Beth Byrne, Carol Newcomb, Sue Palmer, Clydette Cassidy, Shelia ledge, Lynette Martin, Joyce Jones, Mary Lou Russell, Sara Potts, Jonnie Mae Miller, Elizabeth Malaney, Gladys Droegemeier. SEC- VD ROW: Willie Helwer, Robert Geer, Mike Walker, Frank Moore, Bob Miller, Terry Ritchey, Sue Gameson, Kay Neff, Janis Town- ntl, Aclvllr- Hagan, Cale Pruett, Lana Watkins. THIRD ROW: Albert Brown, Aubrey Webb, Cary Towers, Gene Mason, Bob Hender- n, Bobby Hatfield, Larry Henderson, Roger Williams, Donald Brigham, Marie Beckham, Mary Middleton, Mary Manning, Jacquelyn uftis, Dorothy Smith, Suzanne Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Nelson, Cary Backest, Larry Stinson, Charles Lindley, Tommy Hilton, Jane D. Gohlkc, Phillip Shaffer, Jim Spinks, Jimmie Crout, Randy Thrcadgill, Brenda Odell, Mike Waldie, Edith Baker, Jeannie rard. of the mindf, SPEECH CLUB To speak clearly, distinctly, and audibly, it most important, to speak intelligently, is me aim of all students who take speech. They :ceive practice in attaining these goals by leaking before both small groups and large idiences. The ability to speak with ease is Qveted by all. Talleyand The barefooted second-year students recorded 6'Around D.H.S. when they were studying radio speaking. The recording was played over KDSX. , f

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FRONT ROW: Janis Townsend, Cassandra Adams, Joy Utterback, Kathy Blankenship, Kathy McClure, Darlene Johnson, Judy liller, vice president, Charla McCoy, Linda Lazenby, Jerrye Treadway. SECOND ROW: Jimmie Hite, Rosann Blackwell, Carolyn liller, Christine Blythe, Jerry Hightower, Gary Steinberg, Rickey Fuller. THIRD ROW: Grady Hall, presidentg James Eubank, Jerry atfield, Bobby Hatfield, secretaryg George Clinton, Raymond Grooms, Haskell Roberson. FOURTH ROW: Coy McMenamy, Ron- e Riddle, Glen Nunley, Horace Roberson, David Mayes, Archie Dean. CC ' ' ' 99 Art LS lon ART CLUB The Art Club meets every Tuesday eve- ng when students are permitted to work on ly art projects they are interested in. This :ar the Art Club made tours to the Dallas ine Arts Museum, Fort Worth Museum, Dal- s Contemporary Museum, the new Dallas ublic Library, and the National Bank in allas. and time LS fleetm . Longfellow These interested art students, Rickey Fuller, Glen Nunley, Grady Hall, Charla McCoy, Jimmy Hite, and Carolyn Miller, are admiring the recognized paintings: Morning Table, Brick Facade, and Chameleon.,'