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

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HI-Y The Hi-Y Club is a branch of the YMC The meetings of the local club are held eve Monday night. When all business has be taken care of, the members enjoy an inforir tive program. This year the Hi-Y has t largest membership in the history of tl Denison club. The aim of the club is to strive to creat maintain, and extend throughout the hom school, and community, higher standards I Christian character. Jerry Hatfield, presidentg Claude James, secretary-treasurer, David Easterly, vice president, and Jim Fitzjarrell, chaplain, discuss the Hi-Y Constitution with new members. Clean speech, clean scholarship FRONT ROW: Mr. Blankenship, Albert Clymer, David Easterly, Jim Fitzjarrell, Jerry Hatfield, Claude James, Edward lmparato J Bob Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Mike Byrd, Ralph Patrick, Jan Blassingame, Jolm Reddin, John Scott, Robert Geer, Eugene Fulche, Alu Redwine, Robert Beckham, Garry Goodgion, Bob Henderson, Terry Ritchey, Larry Hardy, John Hunt, David Atkins, Jerry Huckal FOURTH ROW: Ronnie McHam, Charles Lummus, Freddy Rucker, Tom Hall, Jim Hightower, Jerry Hightower, Stephen Otis. FIFT ROW: Sonny Allison, Jim Freeman, Bob Pearson, Frank Tatum, B. C. Thomas, Larry Lessly, James Porter, Phil Scoggin, Herbs Wright.

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FRONT ROW: Barbara Medford, Carroll Sanders, Beth Byrne, Martha Womack, secretary, Jodi Gies, president, .lerry Walker, vice 'esidentg Paula Clark, treasurer, Sandra Hunter, reporter. SECOND ROW: Danna Burns, .loy Utterback, Eileen Maloy, Jeanne Brady, arla May, Melinda Mayesg Laura Legg. THIRD ROW: Sue Gameson, Carol Gies, Mary Lee Conatser, Mary Sue Robertson, Sara hompson, Charla McCoy, Gretchen Holmes. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Smith, Alice Chambers, Karen Hesse, Laura Rains, Wanda Win- lester, Barbara Butcher, Madalene Brown. FIFTH ROW: Eddy Strickland, Jimmie Smith, Frank Shelton, Garry Goodgion, Herbert right, .loel Nicholson. Mlfnowleclge in youth is wisdom in age. Bacon Martha Womack, secretaryg Jerry Walker, vice presidentg .lody Cies, presidentg Paula Clark, treasurerg Sandra Hunter, reporter, study college catalogs in search of material for club programs. FUTURE TEACHERS Each year a group of boys and girls 'ho want to pursue the field of teaching join ie Future Teachers of America Club. All :embers make a pledge which states that a ood teacher must have physical vitality, rental vigor, moral discrimination, a whole- Jme personality, willingness to help, knowl- lge and leadership. The main purpose of the ub is to interest competent young men and omen in teaching as a career.

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FRONT ROW: Charles Middleton, Jimmy Buchanan, Jay Cornelison, Wayne Maurer, Jimmy James, Victor McMillen, Danny Coffin, amar Waller, John Walker, Larry Oliver, George Tamplen, Mr. Kimble. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Rector, John Terry, Sammy iurphy, Jerry Bullock, Larry Henderson, Jim Byrne, Jim Spinks, James Green, Dave Shatto. THIRD ROW: Michael Nix, Douglas ngleton, Phillip Shaffer, Kenneth Shepherd, Albert Brown, Robert Hurley, Fred Bennett, Bobby Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Bill Rid- ger, Frank Vincent, Richard Jones, Mike Gholson, Don Ramsey, Duane Gohlke, Lonnie Knowles, Jerry Henderson, Jan Kelly, How- 'd Thomas. Clean sportsmanship, clean livin Hi-Y Code Charles Middleton, Bob Hatfield, David Easterly, and B. C. Thomas study suggestions for bills to be submitted, through the local Hi-Y Club, to the Hi-Y Congress to be held in Austin in February. HI-Y This year the members have worked on he annual Youth in Governmentv program. This program is a study in government at state evel, with a model legislature in Austin. Activities, besides attending and taking mart in Model Legislature, consisted of the 7all Conference, November 7 and 8, in Dallas, he Father-Son Banquet in the spring, and the lwarding of the Hi-Y Cup of Complete Man- 1ood. if