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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

'ponecowicC Each year as the doors of DHS are opened to hundreds of students, the facilities of the school are opened to the students for use. They enter to find a well-kept school that offers scholastic advancement, literary development, physical training, opportunity to participate or become leaders in activities, vocational training, fidelity to school and country, and social expansion. Our school provides the facilities for each student to grow to his fullest capacity. At DHS the extent of gain by the student depends upon the individual use he makes of these facilities. The 1960-61 Yellow Jacket Yearbook Staff has had the privilege of working with these facilities at our command to fashion a book of memories for you, the student of DHS. We present this Yearbook to you, the leaders of tomorrow, in appreciation of your enthusiastic co-operation. s4cCvt4 Vi4 s4ctcvitce4 'Pe y«taCctce s4t£Cetic s4cCve'tft4e Ke tt 3 02Oe T oictt 02Vit l 'P'Ucte • • - (From Notional Merit Scholarship Results) Sc toCa4ttc s4ctv z tce te tt 4 'Detnocnatic O ccufratiMot £xfreni€ u 9 oyal 'Devotion 10 SacitiC Ttie dedicate t£ic fo one cue 6oid t t 6iy ie i t ecteertt Miss Mildred Walker for her deep sense of responsibility and dedicated service to the students of Denison High School. Her ability to teach Spanish, French, and Latin has enabled students to develop a greater understanding of people of other lands. Her efficiency has helped our school provide its best to those who have entered its doors. SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. C. B. Middleton, Mr. Bob Cherry, Mr. Keith Hubbard, Under the direction of this year's officers, Mr. Bill Cox, president, Mr. R. S. Goodman, vice president, and Mr. Keith Hubbard, secretary, the Denison School Board establishes and appraises all the educational activities of this community. The School Board meets regularly each month and has called meetings when necessary in the Board Room of the school Administration Building to carry out the will of the people of this district in the matter of public education. 14 Mr. Bill Cox, Mr. R. S. Goodman, Mr. Saunders Freels, Mr. Jack Hesse Sc iaoC The School Board is responsible for carrying out certain mandatory laws and accepts or rejects the provisions of permissive laws. These men serve the community at a job that demands sacrifice of time and ability to make decisions. No member receives compensation for his service as a member or as an officer. The aim of each member of the Board is to serve his community so that each child will receive the full benefit of the facilities offered by the Denison Public Schools. Mr. H. W. Goodgion Sccfe4Ki tte ttCe U Mr. B. L. Jacobs 'Pxcctccfr iC Mr. C. W. Stripling Mr. C. W. Stripling, our new assistant principal, is one of the school's greatest assets. A few of his many responsibilities are taking care of textbooks, helping keep all student records straight, promoting fire and safety education, and making all athletic arrangements. 18 zdvidc and Mr. J. S. Kimble M«t4eC vi Mr. J. S. Kimble as counselor at Senior High is always willing to help the students plan their educational program. He directs them in the testing program and helps them secure scholarships. He shows his further interest in student, development by being a longtime sponsor of Hi-Y. Mr. Blankenship, assisted by Elaine Yeargain and Alton Redwine explains an experiment to his physics class. MRS. MADELINE ANDERSON Biology: Assistant Student Council Sponsor MR. HERMAN BAILEY Head Coach; Athletic Director MISS JOHNY BECK Art; English; Art Club Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. J. W. BLANKENSHIP Chemistry; Physics; Hi-Y Sponsor; Head Sophomore Class Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH BLEDSOE American History; Junior Class Sponsor MISS LOIS BLOUNT Physical Education; Girls Basketball; Cheerleader Sponsor: Junior Y-Teen Sponsor MR. GEORGE H. BOWLING General Math; Algebra; Squad and Backfield Coach; Track Coach: Junior Class Sponsor MR. FRED CALDWELL English; Spanish; PASF Club: Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. ROBERT CLARK Civics; Junior Class Sponsor MISS MARGARET CLARKE Distributive Education; DE Club Sponsor; Student Store Sponsor: Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. THELMA COLLIER Librarian; Library Club Sponsor MR. V. O. CORTHRON JR. General Metals; VIC Sponsor MR. JACK DYE American History; Bookkeeping; Tennis Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. ALMA GADDY Cosmetology; VIC Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH GEER Algebra: Student Council Sponsor MR. HAROLD GENTRY Biology; Senior Class Sponsor MR. ROGER HANSON Chorus; Girls Glee Club; Mixed Choir MR. ROBERT F. HODGES Woodshop MRS. E. G. JOHNSON Typing; Senior Y-Teen Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MRS. DUANE KENNEDY English; FTA Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor Miss Beck instructs her second period art students in the art of loom weaving. Mr. Weaver directs his accelerated plane geometry class in the proof of a corollary. MR. CLARENCE N. LONDON English; Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. BILL E. LOVELACE VIC Sponsor; ICT Sponsor: Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. O. J. MALONE Mechanical Drawing; Head Senior Class Sponsor MR. CHARLES N. KNIGHT Vocational Agriculture: FFA Sponsor; Head Junior Class Sponsor MRS. EDWARDINE McCOY Speech; Debate Club Sponsor; Speech Club Sponsor; Thespian Troupe Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor MRS. ROY MILLER Secretarial Training; Bookkeeping; Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. SID SIMPSON American History; Basketball Coach; B-Team Football Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor. MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE English; Journalism; Yellow Jacket Staff Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MR. ERNEST L. STINSON Physical Education: Texas History; Football Line Coach MRS. OLETA STUBBLEFIELD Homemaking; FHA Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor 21 MR. LARRY H. THOMAS Concert, Stage, and Marching Band Director MISS MILDRED WALKER Spanish; Latin; PASF Sponsor; JCL Sponsor: Senior Class Sponsor MR. CLIFTON A. WEAVER Plane Geometry; Solid Geometry: Senior Class Sponsor MISS RUTH WEST English; Sophomore Y-Teen Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor MR. EDWARD C. WILDS English; Golf Coach; FTA Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MR. DELBERT WILLIAMS Chemistry; Algebra: Plane Geometry; Senior Class Sponsor MRS. FRANCES WILLIS Homemaking; FHA Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor MR. M. C. WOODWARD Driver Education; Algebra; Junior Class Sponsor MR. PHILLIP T. WRIGHT Biology; Texas History; Junior Class Sponsor MR. CARL ZELLAR Baseball Coach; Assistant Football and Basketball Coach; World History; Sophomore Class Sponsor Mrs. Anderson. Virginia Kelly, Carol Russell, and Robert Monroe examine a collection of shells in biology. 3 couCcitt t ofeenate cvitA ut. ., Miss Bledsoe points out a location of interest to Roger Hooper, Jerry White, and Melanie McCoy in American History class. MR. A. F. BENNETT Secondary School Supervisor; Film Co-ordinator MRS. RUTH BRIGHAM Cafeteria Manager MRS. RETTA CROSSON Secretary to Business Manager MR. LEE ELDER Business Manager MRS. MAXINE GENTRY Bookkeeper REV. JACK GRAY Bible (One Period) MRS. ALINE LEGG Secretary to Superintendent mrs. olga McDaniel School Nurse MR. W. G. STEVENS Visiting Teacher MRS. MARIE TROUT Secretary to Principal Mr. Williams instructs his chemistry class in the properties of oxygen. The chemistry classes perform experiments dealing with atoms and record the results in their notebook throughout the year. One of Miss Blount's girls PE classes do an exercise called burpie.” The girls in PE play games from basketball to shuffleboard as well as participate in Motor Ability tests. Miss West interprets two of John Milton's poems to one of her Senior English classes. The Seniors study English literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to Modern day literature. 24 4cette asioutteC 22 S StcccCe tt , t£e tefsnfioC education 25 Kaye, Jimmy, Freddy and Leslie discuss locations for Senior trip. 26 Seniors JOYCE ACHESON Annual Staff Art Editor, PASF, Art Club, Y-Teen Social Chairman, Academic Sweater JERRY ALLISON Football, Track, VIC. ICT, Neewollah. Art Club BOB ANDERSON SC, Band Council, Stage Band, Academic Certificate. PASF LENA ATNIP Y-Teens, FHA President, JCL AUDREE AYNES DE Historian, Y-Teens NANCY BAECHT Y-Teens, FHA, Chorus 'We utme (daMettyvct ta: HAROLD BALLOU Football. Track. Sophomore and Junior President, Sophomore and Junior Favorite, Neewollah. SC President, FFA Parliamentarian, TASC Delegate KAREN BARNES Y-Teens, FHA Treasurer, SC, Thespian GENE BARNHILL Football. Neewollah King, Track. Who's Who NELL BEARD Band, Y-Teens. JCL. PASF, Academic Sweater MARIE BECKHAM Y-Teens, PASF, Speech, Girls Glee Club KATHY BLANKENSHIP Buzz Staff, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Art Club. Y-Teens, FHA. Academic Certificate Seniors CHAROLLETE BOWEN Y-Teens. FHA, JCL, PASF ROBERT BOX Stage Band, Tennis (Bonham), PASF, Camera Club (Bonham) ANN BROOKS Y-Teens, Speech, Thespians, Buzz Staff PATTI BROOKS Senior Favorite, Y-Teens, Band, JCL, PASF, Office Assistant BEVERLY BRUTON Buzz Staff, FHA Secretary, Sweetheart and Song Leader, Y-Teens, JCL, PASF, Speech TONI BRYANT Buzz Staff, Y-Teens, Publicity Chairman, JCL Cove ufi fo occi c6 wC, JERRY BULLOCK PASF, Speech, VIC President, ICT. Hi-Y RONNY BURLESON Stage Band, PASF, Hi-Y RONNY BUSH FFA Reporter BARBARA BUTCHER SC Assembly Chairman and Recording Secretary, Thespian Vice President, FTA Treasurer. JCL, PASF, Speech, Chorus, Neewollah, Who's Who GYNA BYRD Y-Teen Secretary, FTA Social Chairman, Office Assistant. Basketball Manager CONNIE CAMBRON Y-Teens, FHA, FTA 28 Seniors TOMMY CHRISTMAN DE NINA COFFMAN FHA, Y-Teens. FTA Parliamentarian, PASF, JCL, Speech RICHARD COLEY VIC, ICT DENNIS COLLINS Mixed Choir, Art Club, Buzz Staff, Tennis GARY COTTINGAME VIC, ICT DUFFY COX Buzz Staff, Y-Teens. Chorus, FHA (Durant), FNA (Durant), Pep Club (Durant). dewdofi 6ee t. ttu uU ROY CRAWFORD DE, Art Club GAILENE CROSS FHA, Y-Teens, PASF, JCL JANET CRUMP Band, Y-Teens, Speech, FTA, FHA. Buzz Staff. DE LARRY DAUGHTERTY DE President, Who’s Who MARY ELLEN DAUGHTON SC, FHA, JCL, Y-Teens. PASF, Concert Band. Librarian JUDY DAVIS PASF, FHA, Y-Teens Seniors BARBARA DEFRATUS FHA RITA GREGORIA DEGELE JCL. FTA. Speech, Y-Teens HUBERT DOPHIED Hi-Y. Baseball, Football, Library Club, Tract, SC RHONDA DOUGLAS Sophomore Vice President, Y-Teens Secretary, JCL, Chorus, SC Recording Secretary and Sweetheart, Bun Staff, FHA President GEORGE DOWDRICK JCL, Chorus STANLEY DROEGEMEIER ICT, VIC and fnefi ie occn4eCue frw t e 30 MAX DRUMB DE, VIC CHARLES WAYNE DUTTON Art Club BETTY ANN EMERSON Chorus, Y-Teens, DE, JCL, Neewollah RACHAIL FESPERMAN Buzz Staff, Speech, FHA, Thespians MELVIN FOSTER VIC, FFA VIRGINIA FOREMAN Pres. VIC (Cosmetology). Y-Teens. FHA Seniors VERA FOX JCL, SC. Thespians, Chorus, Buzz Staff, Y-Teens SANDY FREELS Football, Track, JCL, PASF MARTHA FREEMAN Sr. Y-Teen Vice President, FHA Parliamentarian and President, JCL, PASF YVONNE FRITTS FHA. Y-Teens SUE GAMESON Y-Teen Gen. Secretary, FTA President, Thespians President, Debate, SC, PASF, JCL, Art Club Sweetheart, Hi-Y Runner-Up Sweetheart, Neewollah, Chorus Sweetheart DON GANTER JCL. VIC '2{ e ve fcno ited, RICHARD GARNER Annual Staff Advertising Manager, PASF, JCL LINDA GARVIN VIC, Art Club T.C. GATTIS FFA BILLY ELLIS GAZA WAY JCL, Chorus FRANK GEER Stage Band ROBERT GEER Band, Speech, Hi-Y Seniors MIKE GHOLSON Basketball, Baseball, Art Club, SC. Hi-Y CAROL GIES Head Cheerleader, Junior Favorite, Junior Secretary, Miss DHS Runner-Up, Speech Treasurer, Gen. Y-Teen Vice President, FTA Secretary, SC, Neewollah HARMON GOINS Baseball, Tennis BETTY GOUGE FHA CAROLYN GREEN SC. FHA, Y-Teens VERA HAAS Y-Teen Program Chairman, Neewollah, Senior Favorite Runner-Up, FHA Secretary, Homecoming Queen even, teac6en6 cutcC ADELLE HAGAN Y-Teens, Speech, Thespians. Mixed Chorus. The Blue Notes, JCL DONNA HALE Y-Teens, Basketball, FHA, Tennis GROVER HALE TOMMY HALL Football, Track. Neewollah, Sophomore and Junior Favorite Runner-Up, Jdnior Vice President, JCL, Who's Who, Hi-Y BOBBIE GEAN HASKINS JCL, FHA WANDA HATRIDGE FHA, Y-Teens. Band Librarian 32 Seniors JAN HEATH JCL BILLIE HEIRONIMUS FHA. DE Treasurer JERRY DON HENDERSON Football, Hi-V, Speech DON HERD VIC, JCL JIM HIGHTOWER Senior President, Football, Baseball. Track, Who's Who. Hi-Y, JCL, Neewollah JIMMIE HITE Art Club t6e dewCofi Hecft cfavuzcte tkiouyA aaciaC pioevt6 LARRY HOLDER Football, Track, Baseball, Speech, Senior Favorite Runner-Up LARRY HOLLAND Art Club PAT HOOD Y-Teen Treasurer, FHA Vice President and Program Chairman, SC, Neewollah Queen BILL HOPKINS JCL, PASF, Hi-Y. Stage Band ROBERT HURLEY Speech, Baseball, Academic Sweater, Hi-Y. Tennis, JCL, PASF CAROL HUTCHISON PASF, JCL, FHA, Band. Y-Teens. SC Seniors JIMMY HYDE BOBBY INGRAM SC. VIC BRENDA JOHNSON FHA, JCL, PASF. FTA, Basketball. Teens. Speech JAMES T. JOHNSON FFA JIMMY DALE JOHNSON Speech, Hi-Y, Band Manager JOHN J. JOHNSTON Mixed Choir, Art Club, JCL. Y- cutcC CAROL L. JONES KAY JONES FHA, Y-Teens LARRY JONES FFA LINDA JONES FFA District Sweetheart. Cosmetology Sweetheart Runner-Up, VIC Treasurer, SC, Hi Lites (Highland Park). Dramatics (Highland Park). PATTY JONES Y-Teens. FHA. Basketball. VIC President CARL KEBERT JCL, PASF 34 accepted MApcttcdUCity. Seniors BARBARA ANN KELLEY FHA, VIC LYNDA KELLY Y-Teens, FHA, JCL, PASF LONNIE KNOWLES Baseball, Football Tri-Captain, Hi-Y. Nee-wollah, Senior Favorite, Basketball Manager, Track CLIFTON KUYKENDALL DOUGLAS KYLE PASF, Hi-Y ANNA LANGSTON FHA, Art Club, Basketball % W cteuelofiect: REGINA LEVINSON Y-Teen General President, Thespians Sweetheart, PASF, Neewollah, Chorus, Who’s Who JOE LOFLAND FFA JIMMY LYNCH JCL. PASF, Office Assistant KENNETH MARCUM SC, Track, Football, Hi-Y, Neewollah. Art Club, Speech, Who's Who. CAROLYN MARTIN Y-Teens. FHA JUDY MASSEY FHA Sweetheart, SC, JCL, PASF, Y-Teen Junior President, Cheerleader, Neewollah Seniors DON MATLOCK JCL, PASF, Office Assistant KARLA MARGO MAY Y-Teen President. FHA Vice President, Thespian. Buzz Editor, SC Devotional Chairman. Who's Who, JCL MELINDA MAYES Junior Treasurer. Sophomore Favorite Runner-Up, Neewollah. FHA President, Speech President. Y-Teen Social and Program Chairman, FTA, JCL CHARLES MIDDLETON SC. Debate President, Thespians, JCL, PASF, Tennis, Hi-Y, Band, Academic Sweaters PAULLA MILLER Y-Teens, JCL, PASF. Band Council, FTA, FHA, Neewollah. SC CRAIG MONTAGUE CAROLYN MOORE JCL, PASF Band, Y-Teens CHARLES MOORE JCL, PASF, Stage Band WINSTON MOSSE Baseball, Hi-Y, VIC, DE jeanell McAlister VIC Secretary, FTA, Y-Teens, FHA KATHY McCLURE Annual Staff Business Manager, Miss DHS, Art Club Sweetheart. SC, Y-Teens General Treasurer, FHA Vice President, Library Club, THSPA Delegate JOHNNIE McCRAW FFA 36 Seniors STEPHEN McHANEY JCL, PASF, Tennis, Band. Academic Sweater ROGER McKEE Buzz Staff BILL McKEON FFA LAURA McLAIN FHA. VIC VICTOR McMILLEN Library Club. JCL, PASF, Hi-Y JUDY NASTASI FTA, FHA. Y-Teens, Buzz Staff BARBARA NELSON Concert Band, Band Secretary, FTA, FHA, PASF. JCL CAROL NEWCOMB Majorette, Y-Teens, Thespians, Debate LINDA NEWMAN PASF. FTA. Y-Teens, Art Club. Speech KAY NICHOLS FHA, Y-Teens HERSCHELL RAY NIX FFA Parliamentarian. DE MICHAEL NIX Annual Staff Photographer, THSPA Delegate, Hi-Y President, JCL, PASF, Baseball, SC, Neewollah Seniors JACKIE ODEN FFA Secretary, JCL. PASF LAZELLE ODLE Y-Teens, Speech. Thespians, DE Vice President ROBERT OLIVER Concert and Stage Band, Band Council, Hi-Y, JCL STEPHEN OTIS Hi-Y. Stage Band, PASF CYNTHIA OVERBECK PASF, FHA, Y-Teens, JCL, Mixed Choir, Girls Glee Club SUE PALMER Head Majorette, Band Council, Thespians, Y-Teens. FHA, JCL, PASF and a de vie fay ien, education. KAY PARKER Sophomore and Senior Secretary, Sophomore Favorite, Junior Favorite Runner-Up, Y-Teens, Neewollah. Who’s Who, SC, B-Team Cheerleader PAUL PARKEY VIC, JCL, Neewollah, Football and Traclt Manager RALPH PARKS FFA Parliamentarian and Vice President RALPH PATRICK Stage Band, Speech, JCL, Hi-Y GEORGE PAYNE FFA Secretary and Reporter RALPH PAYNE PASF. JCL, Band, Art Club 38 Seniors DONNA PERRIN FHA, DE Secretary JANICE POULTER Speech. Y-Teens, FHA Library Club BRIAN POWELL Track. Football. DE, Art Club LEONA PUGH DON RAMSEY Art Club RALPH RAPER oun, ( te fuvUe cvM Ctttye'i EDDY RAY VIC JOHNNY RAY JCL. VIC IVA LEE RAYBURN FHA, VIC Vice President ALTON REDWINE Hi-Y Chaplain, National Science Foundation Winner, Track, Football Manager, JCL, Tennis, PASF PAT REEVES Y-Teens. Chorus, FHA, PASF BILL RIDINGER Hi-Y, FFA Vice President. ICT. VIC At Seniors HORACE ROBERSON Mr. DHS, Art Club President, Baseball, SC, Neewollah, Football Manager, Office Assistant, PASF LINDA ROWLAND FREDDY RUCKER Football, Senior Class and Student Body Vice President, Neewollah, JCL, PASF. Baseball Manager, DE MARY LOU RUSSELL Annual Staff Editor, THSPA Delegate, SC Secretary, TASC Delegate, Hi-Y Sweetheart, Neewollah, Y-Teen General Program Chairman. Thespians, Debate, PASF, Chorus, Speech BOYD SAWYER Drum Major, Stage Band, Band Council Vice President, JCL, PASF. SC HENRY SCHLEUSE VIC t ie z td K wie(ttou ocM6io4t4, at S, LOIS SCIBECK VIC PHILLIP SCOGGIN Hi-Y Parliamentarian, Football Tri-Captain, Basketball, Baseball, Thespian, Neewollah, JCL MARILYN SCOTT Y-Teens JCL PASF, Chorus, VIC JUDY SEAT Y-Teens. VIC Vice President, Basketball, Cosmetology Sweetheart, FHA Treasurer CHARLES SHELBY FFA Hi-Y DOROTHY SMITH Y-Teens, PASF. Speech Club, FTA 40 Seniors ERUENE SMITH FHA Secretary, Y-Teens. VIC LESLIE SMITH Sophomore and Senior Treasurer, Y-Teen Treasurer, Thespians. FHA President, SC, Band Secretary. Buzz Staff SANDRA SMITH Basketball, Tennis, JCL, Y-Teens, FHA Vice President. ICT Treasurer, FTA DONALD STAPP PASF, Baseball, Hi-Y SANDRA STEELE FHA, Y-Teens HELEN STEWARD t e tkuCC Senayi D zy, DORIS STEWART JCL, PASF. SC, Band Council, Head Majorette, Y-Teens, Academic Sweaters ROBERT STRATTON FFA CHARLES STREET JCL DAVID STRIPLING PASF, Art Club, Hi-Y, Office Assistant KENNETH SUMMERS Band President, SC, Hi-Y, JCL, Debate, Tennis, Academic Sweaters PAT SUTTON Y-Teens. VIC Secretary, FHA, Chorus Seniors KAWATHA SWEET V-Teens, Select Chorus, Girls Glee Club, JCL, PASF. FHA, FTA JAMES TAYLOR Art Club KEITH TAYLOR JCL RICHARD TAYLOR DE, Band BOB TERRELL DAVID TERRY JCL, PASF t e exccte ne tt t6e JOHN TERRY Hi-Y, JCL, SC, Office Assistant, Neewol-lah DAVE THOMAS DE, Golf ERNEST THOMAS VIC HOWARD THOMAS Hi-Y, Football Manager, Basketball Manager RONNIE THOMAS VIC JUDY SAMPSON THOMPSON 42 Seniors HASKELL TILSON DORIS TILTON FHA GARY TOWERS Debate Vice President, Hi-Y Thespian, Stage Band, Buzz Staff DAMAR TURNBULL Sophomore and Junior President Oklahoma), Sophomore Favorite Oklahoma) FRANK VINCENT Hi-Y, Football FRANCES WALTERS FHA. Y-Teens t ie Coat z4 e tMcf, z td t e deputy (Kemp, (Kemp, ADELLE WALTHALL Y-Teens, FHA Parliamentarian, Mixed Chorus, Commercial Club (Waco), Girls Marching Group (Waco), FTA JO WEDA Speech, Y-Teen Vice President, FHA Treasurer, Neewollah, Buzz Staff, SC, Chorus DONNA WILLIANS Basketball, Tennis, Y-Teen Secretary JIMMY WILSON Baseball, VIC. Speech, Hi-Y MARY GAIL WINEINGER Y-Teens, VIC, PASF VIRGINIA WINEINGER VIC Seniors CHARLES WITHERS DE, VIC, PASF, Projector Boys LINDA WRIGHT SC, Y-Teens, FHA, DE Sweetheart Runner-Up SONIA WRIGHT JCL, PASF, FHA, Band, FTA, Y-Teens ELAINE YEARGAN PASF, Y-Teens t4e Settavi z td - 45 Adams, Logan Aday, Michael Juniors Ti e cU coveriett e tjay ne tt Aldridge, Randy Allen, Jimmie Allen. Sandy Atwell. James Baker, Beverly Carol Baker, Bobby O. Baker, Douglas Baker, Edith Ray Baker, Leonard Baker, Ronald Ball, Terry Ballard. Ronnie Ballou, Elladean Ballou, Sue Bates, Jimmy Bayless. Rick Beal. Joyce Beard, Jeannie Beckham. Linda Begey. Eddie Bennett. Fred Bentley. Joanne Bergman, Patricia BJalock, Gene Blassingame, Betty Braswell, Sandra 46 Juniors z td fcsUcCe ut: Brown, Albert Brown, Stella Buchanan, Jimmy Bullock. Barbara Bush, Douglas Campbell, Sue Carmack. Lou Ann Carpenter, Sharon Kay Carr. Sharon CarroM, Betty Carson, Mike Carter, Rex Chappell. Gary Christman, Dorothy Christman, Linda (Lyn) Ciaccio, Nola Clark, Willie Clinton. Carrell Coffin, Danny Coleman. Linda Condon. Johnny Conner, Jerry Conner, Wayne Cook. Lemuel Cooper. Frances Cornelison. Jay 47 Juniors Cottingame, Marsha Cox. Carol a touc Crabbe. Donna Crouse. Alice Crout. Jimmie Curwen. Judy Custer, Sharon Dickey, Vel Ree Droegemeier, Gladys Drumb, Cheryle Juniors Gray, Sharon Green, James Green, Julia Green, Wayne Grooms, Raymond Guinn, Gwendolyn Hagood, Larry Hall, Chloe Hanning, James Harlmess, Carol Harrod, Linda Harvey, Mike Henderson, Larry Hilton, Tommy Hodge, Carolyn Hoedebeck, Mary Sue Holbert, LaVern Holt, Garry Hooper, Janice Hooper, Roger Howard, Earl Huckaby, Jerry Hughett, Larry Hughs, Judy Hunt, Roger Hunt, Sue Jacobs, Larry James, Jimmy T. 49- CL Juniors James, Sharon Jarock, Richard 6et ty e tt iudt Z4tic Jennings, Mary Johnson. Darlene Jolly. Steve Jones, Dottie Jones, Joyce Jones, Richard Jordan, Lonnie Kanode, Ken Kennedy, Ronald Kennon, Linnie Kinney, John Kirk, Janie Laird, Joan Lane. Brenda Lawrence, Lee Lawrence. Phyllis LeBaron, Barry Lewis, Barbara Lindley, Charles Lively. Jimmy Lowe, Carolyn Lowe, Paul 50 Knight, Bill Knowles. Charles Koiner, Richard LaFreniere, Elaine Juniors Lowry, Floyd Lummus. Jerry at aCC dfa ita eoettfo. Lyons, Maida Mabary, Wayne Joe Magouirk, Hazel Malaney, Elizabeth Manning, Mary Martin. Lynette Massey, Judith Maurer, Wayne May, Jim Mayhew, Robert McAden, Jerry McAlister, Robert McCarty, Tommy McCasland, Charles McCoy, Melanie McEuin, Pat Mills, Alan Moody, Esther Juniors Moore, Harold Morgan, Mike Mosse, Barbara Anne Mullins, Marvelle Murphy, Ca thleen Murphy, Sammy Neasbitt, Marcelle Neighbors, Alan Nelson. Jim (Jimbo) Nevil, Dwight Newcomb, RosAnn Newsom, Carlene Potts, Sara Powell. Dennis Prentice. Richard Preston, Suzann Price, Merle Pruett, Gale Pugh. Donnie Raleigh, Jim Ramey, Vonna Rector, Ronnie Rice. Frances Riddle, Ronnie Ridinger, Nelda Ritter. Marie Robinson, Nancy Jane Ross, Billie Ruth. Billy Rutledge, Billie Ann Sampson. Patsy Gail Sampson. Tommy Schnitker, Paul Schnitker. Shirley Scibeck. Mary Scofield. Fred Scott, Carol Ann Setzer Sharron Ann 53 White, Jerry Whiting, John Wilburn, Garry Wilkins, Jimmy Williams. Edwin Wilson, Kevin Wilson, Lynn Wineinger. Frank Witt. Anada Wright, Robert 55 Juniors Torbett, Nancy Tropp, Glen Trout, Sheila eve Cl C tniyfaty e tavi4,. Valdes, Orlando Waldrop, John Walker. Billy Walker. Dianne Walker, John Waller, Lamar Walter. Eddie Ward, Donna Ward. Robert Wasden, Bill Waters, Jimmy Watkins, Lana Wayne, Carol Webb. Aubrey Weger, Eddie Weisberg, Eric Jimmy, Lynn, Ronnie, and John meet to prepare the Sophomore program. t e Safe uwuyie (?Cci44, John Bengel .........................President Ronnie Lewis....................Vice president Lynn Freeman ........................Secretary Jimmy Hughs .........................Treasurer Sophomores 02Ve Ce utect fo Adams. Sharon Anderson. Royce Anderson. Ruth Armer, Wayne Armor. Donna Arnold. Brenda Atkins, Margaret Bachman. Dennis Backest, Howard W. Backest, lola Badgett, Carolyn Bagley. Jerry Baldwin, Shelia Barlow, Carol Barnes. Michael Baugh. Joyce Baxley, Carl Beam, Sammy Beard. Homer Bengel. John Bowen. Carole Brackett. Bonita Brady, Jack Brooks, David Browder, David Browder. Wade Brown, Carol Brown, Paul Brown, Raymond Browning, Janis Ann Bruce, Danny Bryant. David Bullock. Glen Burks, David Burleson. Douglas Sophomores a cCeefr 'icAfiect frw i Burt, James Cagle. Dewayne Campbell, Carolyn Campbell, Jo Ann Carpenter, Sandra Carr. Sandra Clark, George Clayton. Charles Clement. Jimmy Clymer, Charles Conatser, Betty Cheryl Conely, Bill Craig, John Crawford. Louise Criger, Thomas Crout. Eugene Cullom. Laura Cupp. Linda Dashner, Fred Davis. Dickie Davis, Malvern Davis. Sarah DeFratus, Dorothy Derichsweiler, Shelia Dickey, Dennis Donahue, Billy Dorries. Jeannie Dowdrick. Larry Dutton. Robert Dyer, Jeanette Edwards, Homer Eggleston, Wesley Elledge, Paula Ellison, Barbara Elmore. Barry Sophomores cvcCCuty te44, fo c w , Juy t tcCeaC , Embry, Ronnie England. Don English. Darlene Erf el. Larry Everett. Jimmie Everett, Joe Farber. Wanda Fields, Johnnie Fisher, Eddie Flannery, Danny Foley, Carolyn Fontain, Jo Ann Foster. Glen Freeman, John Freeman. Lynn Gaddis, Gene Gardner, Ricky Garland. Janie Garner. James Garoutte, Robert Garvin, Roger Giarroputo. Nancy Ann Gill, Dave Goins, Robert Gordon. Carolyn Graves. Butch Greene, David Griffin, J. Cloyce Griffin, Paul Grooms. Joyce Hagood, Jerry Hales. Charles Hallford. Kenneth Hammond. B.V. Harlow, Dickie Sophomores zc6ieoe te tt, z td Harris, Anna Lou Harris, Linda Harshaw, Linda Jo Harvey, Judy Lynne Hauschild, Francie Haynie, Carol Henry, Dianne Heironimus, Gloria Hess. Jerry Hill, Jim Bob Holland, Beverly Hooper. Annette Hotson, Larry House, Johnny Huetson. Judie Hughes, Jimmy Hull. William E. Hunn, Ronald Hunt. Reba Isom, Linda Jacobs. Donna Jacobs, Ellen Johnson, Cathey Johnson. Tommy Jones. Duren Jordan, Mike Kebert, Brenda Kelley, Loyd Kelly, Virginia Kemper, Nancy King. Jeanie Kirk, Linda Lamoreaux, Tommy Lance, Jessie Langston, Sue Sophomores fidelity ta 4c6ooC cutd counfruf. Latona, Tony Lauritzen, Carol Lazenby, Bobby Levacy, Tony Lewis, Ronnie Logan, John Long, Larry Loos, Linda A. Malaney, Martha Malone, Mervin Maples, David Marsh, Charles Martin, Ronald Martin, Tommy Matthews, Ronnie Matlock, Carolyn Maxwell, Ann Maxwell, Bobby May, Phillip Mayo, Patricia Mayton. Jack McBride. Mike McCauley, Mike McConnell, Dickie McGee. Wayne McGough. Peggy McGuire, Delbert McHaney, Annetta McKee, Timothy McKinstry, John C. McMorris, Judy Mead, Ann Means, Wanda Meek, Barbara Melson, Ellen Sophomores Ti e facatcC fiCecucine i t: Miller, Judy Miller, Mike Miller, Patricia Milliken, Johnny Mitchell, Johnny Moniz, Rebecca Monroe, Bobby Montgomery, Tommy Moody, Frances Moon, Jerry Moon, Linda Moran, Carolyn Morgan. Gwen Morley, Rita Morris, Margie Munson. Peter Myers. Donna Myers, Enid Neasbitt, Larry Neff. Jerry Neff. Jimmy Neighbours. Carolyn Nelson, Susie Newman. Ronald O'Bar. Bill. O'Mary. Arthur Otis. Karen Owens. Bonnie Ownby. Paula Parham, Betty Jane Parkey, Carl Parks. Douglas Pearson, Roger Phillips, Arthur Phillips, Barbara Sophomores fea it t te JuyJi 4c u oC, Porter, Kenneth Price, Fuller Price, Nancy Rader, Eddie Rader, Jack Raines. Linda Read, Michael Redmon, Lynda Reed, David Reynolds, Bobby Richard, Susan Richerson, Bobby Ricketts. Dave Robertson, Cecil Ross, Houston Ross. Stephen Rowland, Bill Rowland, Christine Runnels. John Russell, Carol Russell, Vada Saindon, Lee Saxon, Joddie Schirmer, Alyce Schnitker, Bobby Sears, Melba Semple, John Sexton, Billy Shatto. David Shearin, Dorothy Shields, Bobby Shipley. Sandra Sue Shires, Beverly Shires, Bob Short, Barbara Sophomores 6ci up included in tde o% Luc ution f and Short, Eula Sikes. Jerry Slover, Mary Smith, Anita Smith, Jane Smith, John Smith, Kenneth Smith, Martha Smith, Patsy Lee Snavely. Wanda Snow, Jerry Sons. Patricia Spence. Connie Spinks, Jerry Staley, Buddy Staley, Delores Stanfield, Christine Stanphill, Leah Steele, Betty Steelman, Phillip Steen, Billy Steinberg, Gary Stell. Ruth Steward, Betty Stewart, Bernice Stone, Jimmy Stroud, John Suomala, Diane Swindell, Anthony Swink, Louise Taylor, Brenda Taylor, Carolyn Taylor, James Terrell, Sharon Testa, Mary Sophomores erttenitty t tfo tecv cwtfietittoe eve tt . Thompson, Jimmy E. Tignor, Andy Tilton, Ellis Tune, Randle Turman, Kenneth Turnbull, Darwin Volpert, Don Waggoner, William Walker, Chester Walker. Tommy Wall. Danna Beth Warren, Ruthi Watson, Norma Weaver, Carlene Weaver, Donald Weger, Nancy Weldon, Jo Beth Wells. Claudia Wenckens, Lynette White, Linda Whitley, Thomas Whitted, Brenda Williamson. Mary Williamson. Sue Wills, Jack Wilson, Eugene Winchester, Sandra Witherspoon, Mary Ann Wortham, Dwayne Worthington, Bobby ? , t£e cCtid uMMt.. . Students make use of the advanced equipment found at DHS. Here an English Class listens with earphones to a recording of Shakespeare’s Macbeth. At the same time, another recording is being made. Ott ftmjeete .,. Members of the numerous organizations work for the benefit of the school and others. They participate in activities such as this Safety Week project sponsored by Student Council. Members are shown giving courtesy tickets for violation of parking rules. t s4 td foaveCitty oux c iool. . . Our delegates learn how to improve their work and leadership through conventions they attend. Several members of the Annual and Buzz Staffs are leaving to attend the Texas High School Press Association Convention in Denton. 66 a44e Mte4 . To advertise their facilities and capabilities to the students, different organizations present assemblies. One such assembly is this one presented by the DE students and sponsor. They are illustrating how a student learns salesmanship and honesty through the DE program. 'PCcUfO, OlHVUte The students always enjoy the plays presented by the Speech Department. This play was presented by some of the members of the second-year students. It was entitled Lift Thine Eyes. This was the annual Christmas play, the setting of which is an old ladies' rest home. � H'I Y!3£ 19 61 _ (none eniou aAAetnMty,,, Each year the Y-Teens present the Recognition Assembly. It comes during the Christmas season. At this time, the pledges to Y-Teen are taken into complete membership and are given their ties. The Gift of the Lamb was the pantomime given this year. 67 Carolyn Hodge uncorks the last spirit jug for the Seniors of '61. The jug, introduced this year, helped to promote the school spirit. “Pcfr eocene qkvut The Senior and Sophomore sections keep time with the band as it plays the Yellow Jacket War Song during the color day pep rally. These five girls Sue Fehr, Pat Hood. Kaye Parker, Vera Hass, and Barbara Butcher, participating in one of the pep rallies, were nominees for Homecoming Queen. Judy. Betty. Carol, Lynette. and June lead a portion of the student body in the annual downtown pep rally in front of the Rialto Theater. 68 Y-Teen Mothers Council The Y-Teen Mothers Council helps the Y-Teens with many of their annual activities. Some of the projects they helped with during the year were making ties for the Recognition Service, chaperoning the Manless dance, and attending the Mother-Daughter banquet as guests of honor. Mrs. Newcomb. Mrs. Blassingame, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. Barnes. Vice president: Mrs. Gies,, President: and Mrs. Harvey are shown here making corsages for Neewollah. ?4ctult ca-ofienttiiott. PTA Executive Committee Members of the High School PTA work diligently all year to promote a better understanding among parent, teacher, and student. This year one of their worthwhile projects was to present the school with a set of flags —the US and the Texas. Shown here are Mr. Jacobs, Mrs. Walker, Secretary: Mr. Monroe, President: Mrs. Hurley, first Vice president; Mrs. Potts, second Vice president: Mrs. Swanger, third Vice president; and Mr. London. Teacher Representative. fazciCcttea i t 'ieacU te i , ,, Mr. Ramsey. Mr. Potts, and Mr. Carr are repairing the expansion joints in the cafeteria steps. They do many other jobs around school which require their services from before school, sometimes into the night, and on Saturdays. cletutCuteAA ... As is shown here, Mrs. Allison helps to keep the cafeteria in order so that we may have a spotless place to eat our lunches. Among her other duties are keeping the girls' restrooms, the teachers' lounge, the offices, the halls, and the trophy case bright and clean. Mrs. Smith. Mrs. McClung. Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Potts, and Mrs. McCamant provide hundreds of students with their noon meals, which are hot, well-balanced, wholesome, and appetizing. They too are often required to work after school hours. C006 c c o c ou% on ci u Ltco t Barbara Butcher. Karen Barnes, and Melanie McCoy examine a witch's costume from the wardrobe of the department. Speech The Speech Club members participate every year in giving plays for assembly and entering contests with other schools in our area. Members of the Speech Club are active members of the Speech Department that engage themselves in furthering their knowledge and ability in dramatics. FRONT ROW: Karla May. Barbara Butcher. Linda Coleman, Carol Haynie, Sheila Baldwin, Alyce Schirmer. Janis Browning, Mary Ann Witherspoon. Melinda Mayes. Carol Gies. Lynette Martin, Christine Rowland. SECOND ROW: Nancy Robinson. Ann Brooks. Mary Middle-ton. Suzann Preston. Brenda Kebert, Sharon Wright. Ruth Anderson. Lana Watkins. Peggy McGough, Dorothy Smith. Lynda Redmon, Sue Gameson. Mealnie McCoy. THIRD ROW: Pat Miller. Jerry Spinks. Kenneth Summers. Ellis Tilton. Jimmy Waters, Wayne McGee. Gary Towers. Larry Holder, Terry Ball, Rita Degele. Speech The Department of Speech has two main purposes. First, it provides a knowledge of the fundamentals of speech, such as delivery, reading and acting. Second, it affords historical principles of theater art and its application to production practices. Mary Lou Russeil and Regina Levinson, second-year students, try their skill in make-up artistry on a first-year student, Carol Russell. ewyida zctco i4 FRONT ROW: Sharon Setrer, Mary Lou Russell. Carol Newcomb. Beverly Bruton Betty Blassingame. Dianne Henry Carol Russell. Leah Stanphill. Sara Potts, Gale Pruett, Billie Ann Rutledge, Sandra Braswell, Dottie Jones. SECOND ROW: Philip May, Melinda Mayes. Judith Ilona Massey. Linda Loos, Linda Harris, Joan Laird, Carolyn Miller. Carolyn Hodge, Janice Poulter Carol Brown Nina Coffman. Gary Gaines. THIRD ROW: Regina Levinson. Karen Barnes. Mary Manning, Sharon James. Robert Geer. Charles Clayton. Dickie Davis Rex Carter Lee Lawrence. Kenneth Marcum. FOURTH ROW: Alan Neighbors, Roger Hooper, David Burks, Jimmy Lynch Peter Munson, Ronnie Mathews, Ernest Shwadlenak. FRONT ROW: Carol Newcomb, Lana Watkins, Mary Lou Russell. Mary Middleton, Gale Pruett, Sue Gameson. SECOND ROW: Eric Weisberg, Kenneth Summers, Gary Towers, Charles Middleton. ontcKcCuty t e tatco uU fofUc Lana Watkins, Mary Lou Russell, Charles Middleton, and Gail Pruett are engaged in a class debate. Debate As a member of the Debate Club a student increases his knowledge in the field of forensics, not only at school, but in contests entered with other schools in our area. The activities of the club stimulate his knowledge of and interest in current affairs, world and local. This year the debate topic was, Resolved That the United Nations Should be Significantly Strengthened. FRONT ROW: Carol Newcomb, Karla May, reporter; Sale Pruett, secretary: Barbara Butcher, vice president; Nancy Robinson, treasurer and cleric; Sue Gameson, president; Regina Levinson, Melinda Mayes, Mary Lou Russell. Karen Barnes, Sue Palmer. Sharron Setzer, Lynette Martin. SECOND ROW: RosAnn Newcomb. Jimmie Crout. Randy Threadgill, Brenda Lane, Carol Ann Scott. Ann Brooks, Mary Middleton, Adelle Hagan. Carol Sies, Vera Fox, Sara Potts, Suzanne Phillips. THIRD ROW: Jimmy James, Jim Spinks, Albert Brown, Phil Scoggin, Gary Towers, Duane D. Gohlke. Joan Laird, Charles Middleton, Lana Watkins, Mary Manning. Leslie Smith. c rzmcte tfaiaciy i cOmupuz Nancy Robinson, Sue Gameson, Barbara Butcher, and Mrs. McCoy examine a stock of hats and wigs in the Speech Department. Thespians The Thespian Club is made up of students who have been active in the performance of dramatics or in fields relating to stagecraft, which helps them to further their knowledge in the art of drama. Our Thespian Troupe consists of thirty-six members this year. It has been very active in programs such as skits for pep rallies and other assemblies. The Troupe is Number 1609 of the National Thespian Society. FRONT ROW: Mr. Blankenship. Charles Middleton, Wayne Maurer. Tommy Hilton. Roger Hooper Moke Harvey. Larry ™jen$on. SECOND ROW: Jerry Henderson, Jerry Conner. Fred Bennett, Robert Geer, Danny Coffin, Jerry Lummus, Ronnie Rector. THIRD ROW: Charles Lind ley. Albert Brown, Duane Gohlke, Mike Gholson, Richard Jones, Victor McMillen, Robert Hurley. tHtUttfrUttitup Jim Spinks, Phillip Shaffer, Mike Nix, Alton Redwine, and Phillip Scoggin prepare the introduction for their bill in their student legislature. These officers took the bill to the Hi-Y Legislature in Austin during December. Hi-Y The Denison Hi-Y Club was organized in the Fall of 1922. This organization is based on clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sport, and clean living. The members do their best to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community higher standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y is a division of the Southwest Area Council of the YMCA. FRONT ROW: Jerry Spinks. Howard Thomas. Mr. Kimble. Alton Redwine. chaplain: Michael Nix, president: Phillip Shaffer, secretary; Jim Spinks, vice president; Fred Rucker. Bobby Maxwell. SECOND ROW: George Snider. John Walker Jay Cornelison. Don Volpert. Stephen Otis. Lamar Waller. Tommy Walker. THIRD ROW: John Stroud. Jim Buchanan. Jerry Whito. Weldon Parkhill. Bill Ridinger. David Stripling. Kenneth Summers. FOURTH ROW: David Shatto, Sammy Murphy. Robert Oliver. Arthur Phillips. Gary Towers. Gary Gaines. John Terry. fay te cfasiactesi Jim Spinks, Alton Redwine. Mike Nix, Phillip Scoggin, Fred Bennett, Albert Brown. Jerry Henderson. John Terry, and Phillip Shaffer review their bill presented to Pre-Legislature in Fort Worth. The bill dealt with compulsory liability insurance for state exempt vehicles. Hi-Y Special events this year included the officers meeting in Greenville, the Pre-Legislative Conference in Ft. Worth, the Youth and Government Model Legislature in Austin during December, the awarding of the Hi-Y cup of Complete Manhood, the Spring Conference in March, the two annual hayrides, and the 39th annual Father and Son Banquet in March. Senior Y-Teens The Y-Teen Club is affiliated with the YWCA. Membership is open to all girls in Senior High. The first big activity of the organization this year was the Swing-In at Wood Lake for all new members. The annual money-raising project of the club is the election of King and Queen of Neewollah. Neewollah was more exciting this year because it was a costume party also. Gyna Byrd, senior secretary, reads the minutes, while the Y-Teens settle down to another interesting meeting. FRONT ROW: Joyce Acheson, sr. social chairman: Vera Haas. sr. program chairman: Toni Bryant, sr. publicity chairman: Pat Hood, sr. treasurer: Gyna Byrd. sr. secretary: Martha Freeman, sr. vice president: Karla May. sr. president; Sue Gameson. recognition chairman: Regina Levinson, gen. president; Carol Gies, gen. vice president; Mary Lou Russell, gen. program chairman; Melinda Mayes, gen. social chairman: Jo Weda. gen publicity chairman; Paulla Miller Carolyn Marlin. SECOND ROW: Carol Newcomb. Barbara Butcher. Marie Beckham, Brenda Johnson. Kay Jones. Frances Walters, Charlotte Bowen. Kawatha Sweet. Gailene Cross. Rhonda Douglas. Sue Palmer. Connie Cambron. Sonia Wright. Judy Nastasi. Duffy Cox. Lazelle Odle. Janet Crump. Doris Stewart. Lynda Kelly. THIRD ROW: Linda Newman. Beverly Bruton. Nina Coffman. Sandra Steele. Adelle Hagan. Vera Fox. Damar Turnbull. Donna. Hale. Adelle Walthall. Nell Beard. Mary Daughton. Wanda Hatridge. Carol Hutchison. Judy Davis. Carolyn Moore Dorothy Smith, Nancy Baecht. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Green. Virginia Foreman. Judy Massey. Leslie Smith. Audree Aynes. FIFTH ROW: Janice Poulter. Yvonne Fritts. Kay Parker. Karen Barnes. Donna Williams. Barbara Nelson. Pat Reeves. Kathy Blankenship. Cynthia Overbeck. Rita Degeie, Lena Atn'p. Erliene Smith, Elaine Yeargan, Ann Brooks, Mary Wineinger, Mrs. Johnson. Junior Y-Teens During Christmas Season the annual Recognition Service, at which all pledges are recognized as regular members, was held. The Manless Dance was given near Valentine's Day. At this time, we discovered the real talent in each class. Mary Middleton presides over a typical Junior Y-Teen meeting. Here plans are being made for Swing-In. (fyu4tca t Ccvitup FRONT ROW: Billie Ann Rutledge, Lynette Martin, Betty Carroll, June Taul, gen. treasurer; Johnnie Mae Miller, Betty Blassingame, Sharon James, jr. social chairman; Mary Middleton, jr. president; Joan Laird, jr. secretary; Andrea Freeman, Joyce Jones, Carol Ann Scott. Sue Fehr, Gale Pruett, Mary Hoedebeclc, jr. vice president; Sara Potts. Leahray Smith, Elizabeth Malaney. Sandra Braswell, jr. program chairman; Elladean Ballou, jr. treasurer. SECOND ROW: Melanie McCoy. Carol Harkness. RosAnn Newcomb, Gladys Droegemeier, Sharon Carr, Cheryle Drumb, Shelia Elledge, Marsha Cottingame. Sharron Setzer. Nancy Jane Robinson, Frances Ganter, Tina O' Donnell, Sue Ballou. Carolyn Lowe, Suzanne Phillips. Lana Watkins, Carol Cox, Dottie Jones. Charlotte Pirkle. THIRD ROW: Vel Ree Dickey, Elaine La Freniere. Pat McEwin, Janice Hooper, Chloe Hall, JoAnne Bentley, Sue Campbell, Suzann Preston. Marcell Neasbitt, Dianne Phillips. Shirley Taylor, Barbara Bullock, Edith Baker, Patricia Bergman. Nelda Ridinger. Sharon Carpenter, Judy Smith. Melanie Ford. Anada Witt, Sharon Gray, Libbie Nix. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Slawson, Marie Ritter. Carol Wayne, Julia Porter. Dianne Walker, gen. secretary: Sharon Custer, Judith Massey, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Hodge, Judie Huetson. Janie Kirk, Mary Jennings. Frances Cooper. Esther Moody, Linda Beckham, Sheila Trout, Nancy Torbett, Maida Lyons, Joyce Beal, Gail Smith, Sandy Allen, Betty Nix. FRONT ROW: Claudia Wells. Nancy Giarraputo. Paula Elledge, Virginia Kelley. Bonita Brackett, Carol Haynie, Carolyn Taylor, Sandra Carr. Sharon Adams. Dianne Henry, Rebecca Moniz, Gwen Morgan, Linda Raines, Vada Jo Russell. Ellen Jacobs. Brenda Kebert, Rita Ann Morley, Ricky Gardner, Betty Conatser, Dianne Suomala. SECOND ROW: Miss West. Brenda Taylor. Alyce Schirmer, Martha Malaney, Jo Beth Weldon, Sandra Winchester, Francie Hauschild, Patricia Mayo. Pat Miller, Nancy Weger, Duren Jones. Ruth Anderson, Barbara Ellison, Carol Ann Russell, Jo Ann Campbell, Carole Bowen, Linda Kirk. Linda White, Danna Beth Wall, Bonnie Owens. THIRD ROW: Carol Brown. Karen Otis, Sarah Davis, Darlene English, Janis Ann Browning, Carolyn Badgett, Bernice Stewart, Wanda Means, Mary Testa, Judy Lynne Harvey, Carolyn Campbell, Connie Spence, Donna Jocobs, Christine Rowland, Carol Lauritzen, Annette Hooper, Nancy Kemper, Melba Sears. FOURTH ROW: Jane Smith, Lynne Freeman, Peggy McGough, Leah Stanphill, Sandra Carpenter, Cathey Johnson, Malvern Davis, Susan Richard, Jeanette Dyer, Reba Hunt, Linda Harshaw, Frances Moody, Lynda Redmon, Linda Harris, Margaret Atkins, Gloria Jean Heironimus, Betty Jane Parham, Enid Myers, Christine Stanfield. a uC onytuuject The Sophomores started out the year in complete control. They elected Duren Jones their Chairman to lead them before they became official Y-Teens. Sophomore Y-Teens The Sophomores did a beautiful job of decorating for the Y-Teen Spring Formal. The officers for the coming year were announced at the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and tears came to our eyes as the Seniors gave the Ivy Chain to the Juniors. FRONT ROW: Gailene Cross, Dieatra Parker. Johnny Condon, Carol Jones Donna Jacobs, and Don Volpert. SECOND ROW: David Stripling. James Taylor. Anna Langston, Marcell Neasbitt, Gloria Heironimus, Linda Garvin, and Kathy McC’ure. THIRD ROW: Don England Roy Crawford, Tommy McCarty. Ralph Payne, John Semple, Joyce Acheson, and Darlene Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Lonnie Jordan. Charles Dutton. Mike Gholson, Don Ramsey, Kenneth Marcum, Jimmy Waters. Larry Holland. s4rt, t6e teftnOaC y£ CC fteauttf Kathy McClure and Jimmy Hite combine their talents to make a cranberry turkey, as the Thanksgiving Holidays approach. Art Club Members of the Art Club participate in projects such as learning masterpieces, the painter of each, and doing various types of lettering and projects of their own choice. Each year the students have a chance to exhibit their work, then they enter it in contests with the hope of gaining recognition. Office Assistants The fifth period office assistants, John Terry, checking the absentees, Shelia Trout typing the final copy and Cheryl Conatser and Gary Gaines checking the student files and filing papers aid the office personnel in performing their duties. Julia Porter, Barbara Butcher. Dieatra Parder, and Elladean Ballou are helping Mrs. Trout sort mail, look up telephone numbers. sort excuses, and answer the telephone. Horace Robertson and Douglas Baker wait for instructions. — 076eOi cU h, d ivice fo c6 h C X Vera Hass and Carolyn Hodge are working the switchboard, while Linda White, Don Matlock, Jimmy Lynch, and Carolyn Badgett work on the daily absentees. Mike Gholson checks the vault and Gyna Byrd and Annette Hooper file excuses. 82 Library Assistants Carol Cox is using the unabridged dictionary, while Ruth Ann Smithee and Sharon Carr collate new books. Bernice Stewart examines a new book, and Sue Campbell checks a magazine. Leahray Smith is checking out a book, and Judy Smith is bringing the Student Reading Records up to date. Rickey Gardner is stamping a book, as Jane Smith signs the card to be stamped. cutd ta reader Victor McMillen is shelving a book, while Sandra Allen and Janice Poulter are hunting the answer to a reference question. Hubert Dophied is reading the shelves to see that the books are in order. 83 FRONT ROW: Glenda Jones. Alice Crouse, Judy Owens. Dorothy Christman. Beverly Baker Frances Ganter. Sharon Carr. Gladys Droegemeier. Mary Scibeck. Virginia Wineinger, Elaine La Freniere, Linda Tatum. SECOND ROW: Patti Jones, president; Stella Brown, sergeant at arms; Hazel Magouirk, reporter; Mary Wineinger, secretary; Iva Lee Rayburn, vice president; Linda Goryrn. treasurer; Judy Seat, vice president; Pat Sutton, secretary; Virginia Foreman, president; Dianne Frazier, sergeant at arms; Sue Campbell, reporter, Mrs. Gaddy. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Scott, Erliene Smith. Elaine Eakin. Lois Scibeck. Sharon Kay Custer. Carlene Newsom, Jessie Lance, Kay Smith, Laure McLain, Frances Rice, Leta Gaines. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Ann Kelley, Carol Wayne. Carol Jones. Joyce Beal, Patsy Sampson. Nola Ciaccio, Vonna Ramey, Marie Ritter, Dianne Phillips, Ruth Warren. beauty t£evi Sharon Custer and Iva Rayburn prepare hair styles on two models. Cosmetology Cosmetology is a chapter of the Vocational Industrial Club of Texas. Through the study of theory and practice the members learn beauty culture. At first they are given the opportunity to test their skills on one another and later on customers. After they complete the two year course, they go before the Board of Examiners in Austin, who determines whether or not they are prepared for jobs. The members also have many recreational and social activities. FRONT ROW: Winston Mosse, vice president; Billy Ruth, secretary; Paul Parkey, president; Don Herd, treasurer; Lonnie Stanberry. reporter; Jimmy Wilson, sergeant at arms. SECOND ROW: Bobby Ingram, Wade Browder, John Ray, Ronny Thomas, Thomas Whitley, John McFarland, Harold Meek. THIRD ROW: Mr. Corthron, Bill Ridinger, John Runnels, Henry Schleuse. Jerry Huckaby. David Smith. FOURTH ROW: Melvin Foster, Max Drumb, Burl Farber, Thomas Ernest. Ralph Raper, Larry Jacobs, Jr. S6M t e 'lecuwut General Metals The General Metals course is offered to educate its students in working with machinery as well as with metals. As members of the Vocational Industrial Club of Texas, the students work on a required project and choose an elective project to complete the year's activities. The officers attend state and district meetings, and the members compete in district competition. The general metals shop is one of many facilities our school offers for advancement in occupational training. Billy Ruth, Ralph Raper, Eddy Ray atid Jimmy Wilson work on their elective projects. Industrial Co-Operative Training The purpose of the Industrial Co-operative Training course is to prepare high school students for useful employment in occupations of their choice. The training of ICT students is made possible by co-operation between the school and business or industrial firms. These students receive valuable experience in their work and will be well trained for future employment. Larry Henderson and Jerry Bullock, student medical technicians in the ICT program. are in the clinic laboratory making examinations with the aid of the microscope. £xfre ce tce, t£e FRONT ROW: Stanley Droegemeier, sergeant at arms: Jerry Bullock, president; Sandra Smith, treasurer: Jeanell McAlister, secretary: Joyce Jones, reporter; Norma Millican, assistant treasurer; Jerry Allison, vice president: Gary Cottingame, assistant reporter. SECOND ROW: Larry Henderson. Jimmie Allen. Janes Haning. Richard Coley. Douglas Bush. Bobby Baker. Barbara Anne Moose. THIRD ROW: Richard Koiner. Robert McAlister, Jim Raleigh. Roger McWilliams. Robert Wright. Jerry Conner, Mr. Lovelace. Distributive Education The members of Distributive Education Classes strive to increase their knowledge of the art of salesmanship. DE students get on-the-job training through this program by working a half day in a business establishment and attending school the other half day. The annual Employer-Employee Banquet brings about a better relationship between the DE student and his employer. The DE Club sponsors an assembly and helps in civic projects in our community. Billie Heironimus, who usually is waiting on a customer, takes time out to straighten a shelf of displays that are especially interesting to her. evident teacAe FRONT ROW: Audree Aynes. historian: Ray Crawford, parliamentarian: Lazelle Odle. vice president: Larry Daugherty, president; Tommy Christman, reporter; Billie Heironimus, treasurer: Donna Perrin, secretary. SECOND ROW: Darlene Smith. Shirley Schmtker. Janice Hooper. Linda Beckham. Janet Crump. Jo Anne Bentley. Gail Smith. James Green Miss Clarke. THIRD ROW: Betty Nix. Danny Coffin. Gary Backest, Wayne Cornner. Paul Lowe. Freddy Rucker. Lamar Waller. Libbie Nix. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Shepherd. Richard Taylor. Charles Withers. Herschel Ray Nix. Wayne Green. Brian Powell. Jerry Don McAden. David Thomas. FRONT ROW: D. Suomala. L. Kirlc, B. Taylor, C. Spence. B. Steward, N. Ridinger. B. C. Conatser, L. Atnip, W. Means. M. Sears, R. Morey. R. Gardner. P. Miller. S. Palmer, R. Moniz. B. Ellison. C. Russell. SECOND ROW: C. Harkness. L. Wenckens. J. L. Harvey. L. Crawford. C. Weaver. R. Hunt, D. Johnson, L. Skaggs, C. Taylor, N. Giarraputo, C. Hall. J. Dyer. THIRD ROW: M. Malaney, L. Smith, C. Gordon, C. Foley, C. Neighbours, B. Seward. E. Myers. C. Matlock, K. Otis, S. S. Shipley, C. Wells. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Willis, J. Spievogel, D. Langston. S. Carpenter, S. Derichsweiler, S. Richard, D. Shearin, P. Elledge, S. Steele. fax a ettex FRONT ROW: P. Hood. B. Burton. J. A. Fontaine. M. Freeman, J. Seat, J. Weda, K. McClure, M. A. Witherspoon, M. Mayes, L. Smith J. Garland, M. Lyons. R. Douglas, J. Saxton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stubblefield. B. Steele. G. Cross, B. Brackett, E. Jacobs, L. Wright V. Russell. $. Wright, S. Williamson, R. A. Smithee, J. Huetson. G. Jones. J. Crump. M. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Morns. B. Shires, D. De Fratus, P. Sons, C. Lauritzen, B. A. Kelly, D. Jones. K. Sweet. C. Hutcheson, M. Williamson, S. Short. S. Terrell. FOURTH ROW: M. Neas bitt, M. Ellison. V. Ramey. N. Watson, A. Crouse, C. Campbell, M. Price. D. M. Armor, B. M. Short, L. Moon. B. Arnold. E. Smith, M Daughton, S. A. Strewn. FRONT ROW: Judy Nastasi, Nancy Torbett. Sharon James, Donna Hale Vera Haas. Barbara Lewis. SECOND ROW: Sharori Gray, Betty Gouge. Shirley Slawson, Helen Steward. Doris Tilton. Yvonne Fritts. Virginia Wineinger. Mrs. Willis. Leslie Smith. Mrs. Stubblefield. fontowiocv in t6e Jconte FRONT ROW: Robert Stratton, sentinel: Jackie Oden, secretary; Johnny McCraw, president; Richard Shaffer, vice president; Harold Ballou, parliamentarian; Ralph Parks, treasurer; Ronnie Bush, reporter; Larry Jones, historian. SECOND ROW: Lemuel Cook, Timothy McKee. Royce Anderson. Edwin Williams. Robert Mayhew. Bill McKeon, Charles Dutton. Carl Tempelmeyer, Homer Edwards, Jim Pearson. THIRD ROW: David Browder, Paul Schnitker. Leonard Baker, Bobby Lazenby. Bobby Snyder. Mike Blount, Dewayne Cagle. Dennis Bachman, Mike McBride. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Knight, Eugene Wilson, Tony Latona, Jimmy Neff, Bobby Schnitker, Johnny House. Glenn Shearer, Charles Shelby, Jerry Snow, Billy Ray Sexton. Douglas Baker. Lemuel Cook, Bobby Schnitker, and Carl Tempelmeyer work together to build a gate fence in the Ag Department. Future Farmers The Future Farmers of America are preparing for a future occupation by learning new scientific methods of farming. In the classroom the members of the club make use of the facilities provided by our school by studying the procedures of running a modern farm. Each boy has his own separate project at home, which helps him to further develop many skills learned in school. FRONT ROW: Dieatra Parker, Gyna Byrd, social chairman; Judy Nastasi, reporter; Sue Gameson. president; Carol Gies, secretary: Barbara Butcher, treasurer; and historian: Nina Coffman, parliamentarian; Paulla Miller, program chairman: Karla May. vice president; Carol Cox. SECOND ROW: Linda Newman, Connie Cambron, Sandra Smith, Julia Porter. Sonia Wright. Carolyn Lowe. Mary Testa. Dottie Jones, Melanie McCoy, Brenda Johnson. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Malaney, Janet Crump. Sandra Braswell. Frances Cooper, Mary Middleton. Nancy Robinson, Lana Watkins, Mary Manning, Jeanell McAlister, Elladean Ballou. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Kennedy, Barbara Nelson, Ester Moody, Alan Neighbors, Rita Degele, Leahray Smith, Dorothy Smith. t£e ant education Nina Coffman, Gyna Byrd, Paulla Miller, Barbara Butcher, Carol Gies, Sue Gameson, and Karla May work on the new constitution for FTA. Future Teachers Future Teachers of America Club helps to promote interest in the teaching profession. One of the main projects this year was the adoption of a new constitution. For the programs on every other Monday afternoon, the Future Teachers usually had a speaker, who was oftentimes a teacher. The members of this organization are paving the way for better teachers for the schools of tomorrow. Student Council The Student Council, as a representative body, is instrumental in the forwarding of student government and student activities. It sponsors many projects as, Howdy Week, morning devotions and assemblies. The Council is composed of elected representatives who plan these functions for the betterment of the school. The Student Council provides opportunity for students to learn to take an active part in school, community, and later the national government. Harold Ballou, student body president, presides over the Student Council as the Council members vote on a project. Student yovenuntent in action FRONT ROW: Duren Jones, Karla May, devotional chairman: Barbara Butcher, assembly chairman: Melinda Mayes, reporter: Jim Spinks, vice president; Phillip Shaffer, treasurer; Harold Ballou, president; Rhonda Douglas, recording secretary: Sharon James, corresponding secretary; Darlene English, Damar Turnbull. SECOND ROW: Sara Potts. Mary Lou Russell. Sue Gameson, June Taul. Sue Fehr, Melba Sears, Linda White, Dianne Henry, Rebecca Moniz, Betty Conatser, Pat Hood. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Geer, Bob Anderson, John Bengel, Charles Middleton, Horace Roberson, Jerry White, John Terry, Fred Rucker, Karen Otis. FOURTH ROW: Terry Ball, Jim Crout, Fred Bennett, Roger Hunt, Duane Gohlke, Mike Morgan, Brenda Taylor, Rita Morley, Bobby Ingram, Mrs. Anderson. Varsity Students Denison High was one of the first schools in the United States to give sweaters for academic achievement. These awards are given to students who have an average of 90 or above in the subject in which the examination is given. The student having the highest average of the semester garde and the academic exam grade in a particular course receives a sweater in a special program in the spring. Charles Middleton, Nell Beard, and Kenneth Summers (Doris Stewart not shown) are award winners for two consecutive years. m rJpan Ballot- Carolyn Lowe, Nell Beard. SECOND ROW: Karla May. Stephen McHaney, Kenneth Sum-FRONT ROW: Julia Porter, El'0 c j;m. Spinks, Eric Weisburg, Lana Watkins, Doris Stewart (not shown in picture) mers, Charles Middleton, Floyd Lowry. FRONT ROW: Kathy Blankenship, Jane Smith, Carol Harkness, Duren Jones, Sharon Setzer, Wayne Maurer, Barry Le Barron, Johnny Smith, Jimmy T. James, Sara Potts. Regina Levinson, Carol Scott, Dottie Jones. RosAnn Newcomb. SECOND ROW: Sharon Gray, Sue Fehr. Carol Cox. Carol lauritzen. Jo Ann Campbell, John Joe Johnson. Rickey Fuller. Dennis Collins, Carolyn Lowe, Sandra Braswell, Lana Watkins. THIRD ROW: Sandy Allen, Mary Manning, Danna Beth Wall. Duffy Cox, Jimmy Crout, Glen Trop, Billy Ellis Gazaway, Pat Reeves, Lynda Redmon, Peggy McGough, Sharon Wright, Adelle Hagan. FOURTH ROW: Elladean Ballou. Frances Moody, Ester Moody, Mary Jennings. Duane Gholke, Larry McKinney, Richard Jones, Johnnie Fields, Carolyn Campbell, Margaret Atkins, Nelda Ridinger, Joyce Spielvogel, Mr. Hanson. Duffy Cox, Duren Jones, Jimmy James, Jimmy Crout, and Carolyn Lowe, chorus officers, look over some of the songs that they plan to sing for an assembly. Mixed Chorus The chorus presents assemblies for the students and gives programs for local civic clubs. To obtain more experience the students take trips and enter contests. FRONT ROW: Janie Kirk, Jeanell McAlister. Sue Gameson, Sharon James. Elizabeth Malaney Carolyn Taylor, Christine Rowland. Wanda Snavely. Joyce Baugh, Ruth Stell. Diane Suomala. SECOND ROW: Sandra Winchester. Virginia Allen Karen Otis. Kathy Blankenship Beverly Shires. Jo Ann Fontaine. Carolyn Miller, Kawatha Sweet. Judy Huetson, Charlene Weaver Lynda Skaggs, Linda Coleman. Mr. Hanson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Torbett, Sheila Baldwin. Sandra Carpenter, Judy Smith. Susan Richard, Marcell Neasbitt, Ruth Ann Smithee. Donna Crabbe, Linda Jo Harshaw, Brenda Lane. FOURTH ROW: Marsha Cottingame, Judith Ilona Massey. Cynthia Overback, Sheila Trout. Maida Lyons. Beverly Holland, Carolyn Hodge, Linda Isom, Linda Lou Cupp. Annetta McHaney, Diana Langston, Betty Steward, Gwendolyn Guinn, Carolyn Neighbors, Jeanette Dyer. Girls7 Glee Club Among the many activities of the Girls' Glee Club this year are furnishing entertainment for school and outside programs. Hard work and careful preparation have made this group one that our school is proud to recognize. These girls practice each day during the class period and attend extra rehearsals on Monday afternoons. Beverly Holland, secretary-treasurer: Maida Lyons, parliamentarian: Judy Smith, social chairman: Carolyn Hodge, president: and Caroln Miller, vice president; the officers of Girls' Glee Club, meet around the piano to practice a new number. jm—wci■ftwiniwfiin mMmwmik- :'’m rtmim0mt mmt: FRONT ROW: B. Conely. B. Owens. C. Johnson, N. Kemper, S. Winchester. J. B. Weldon, F. Rucker, S. Murphy. C. Rowland, P. Elledge. S. Elledge. C. Pirkle. V. Kelley, P. Brooks, M. Testa, C. Cox. S. Potts. S. Trout, A. McHaney, C. Stanpfield, B. G. Haskins. D. Henry. SECOND ROW: A. Neighbors. E. Myers. J. Hagood, B. J. Parham, D. Bryant. J. B. Hill, D. Gill, C. Clayton E. Woyewodzic. J. Freeman, C. Clymer, J. Bengel. M. Barnes, B. Sawyer, C. Brown, L. Redmon. M. Sears, R. Garoutte, P. Parkey. THIRD ROW: B. Anderson, J. Spinks, R. Brown. F. Bennett. J. Beard, J. Kirk, M. Jennings, B. E. Gazaway, J. L. Harvey. L. Kirk, C. Brown. B. Lane. J. Laird, D. Brooks, M. Miller, L. Loos. B. Shields. J. Ray. FOURTH ROW: W. McGee. J. C. McKinstry. J. Emerson. B. V. Hammond, G. Clark. K. Summers P. Munson. R. Melton, B. Hopkins, M. Terry, K. Porter, R. Aldridge, R. Hunn, C. Walker, L. Dowdrick, G. Foster, D. Bruce. R. Embry. J. Brady. J. Stroud. Hattie, t6e Z C Ccutyuaye FRONT ROW: L. Kelly. G. Cross. P. McEuin. B. J. Blassingame, A. Hajgan. M. Freeman. S. Gameson, G. Pruett, B. Butcher, C. Gies, J. Porter. C. Drumb. F. Ganter. L. Christman, M. Scott, P. Miller, C. Moore, S. Palmer. B. A. Rutledge. SECOND ROW: B. LeBaron, V. Fox, M. Manning. K. Sweet, L. Beckham. L. Watkins, M. Mayes, J. Massey. K. May. R. Degele. C. Overbeck. R. Douglas. Mary Hoedebeck. C. Bowen, N. J. Robinson, D. Jones, C. Lowe, B. Johnson, D. Stewart. M. Daughtoft. THIRD ROW: C. Wayne, T. Bryant, K. aylor. T. A. Redwine. B. Knight, M. Carson, D. L. Miller, J. Lynch, V. McMillen, D. Matlock. T. Hall, M. Nix, J. Hightower. S. Braswell. C. Shearer, C. Hutchison, D. Walker. FOURTH ROW: D. Terry, C. Middleton, C. Kebert. J. Heath, L. Lawrence. R. Jones, D. D. Gohlke, R. Garner. J. Wilkins, R. Payne, J. Terry, S. McHaney, S. Freels, B. Carroll, B.Nelson, S. Wright. FRONT ROW: K. Otis, L. Cullom. A. Maxwell. B. Holland. S. Nelson. V. R. Dickey. L. Freeman J. Smith. M. Middleton B. Blassingame, R. Morley. D. Parker. L. Newman. B. Carroll. D. Henry. V. Kelley. S. Adams P. Elledge, C. Cox. C. Lauritzen. D. Suomala. SECOND ROW: T. Walker. G. Pruett, C. Badgett. D. Walker. L. Stanphill, F. Ballou. N. Robinson. D. Dickey. J. Mayton. B. Ellison, C. Spence, P. Mayo. J. Porter. A. Schirmer. J. Davis. G. Heironimus. S. Phillips. S. Trout. A. Hooper, L. White W. Farber M. Malone. THIRD ROW: S. Ross L. Beckham. B. Johnson. R. Newman. R. Brown, P. Lowe. T. Sampson. T. Levacy. G. Wilburn. J. Parmley. R. Aldridge. B. Taylor J. Kirk. S. Wright, P. McGough. C. Campbell. M. Atkins. J. Browning. Mr. Caldwell. Sponsor. ROW FOUR: J. Craig. J. Emerson. H. Ross. C. Clinton. O. Valdes. R. Melton. S. Murphy. J. Walker. J. Garner. W. Eggleston. A. Phillips, R. Lewis. P. Brown. G. Bullock. T. Johnson, B. Sawyer, B. Donahue, L. J. Harshaw, F. Moody. M. Davis. FRONT ROW: D. L. Miller. A. McHaney. D. Jones. M. L. Russell. R. Levinson, S. Gameson. J. Massey. M. Freeman B. Bruton. J. Acheson F. Rucker, N. Coffman. L. Newman. L. Martin, B. A. Rutledge. J. Hooper S. Braswell. G. Morgan, C. Harkness D. Jones, M. McCoy. SECOND ROW: L. Kelly, B. LeBaron. J. Spinks. C. Kebert, A. Maxwell, S. Davis, C. Shearer, C. Pirkle C. Cox. C. Wayne. P. Reeves, C. Lowe. M. Beckham, B. Bullock, G. Cross. M. Hoedebeck, K. Sweet, S. Palmer, C. Moore P. Miller. THIRD ROW: A. Brown, C. Moore R. Box. J. Emerson. C. Middle-ton. T. A. Redwine D. Stripling. E. Weisberg. E. Moody. B. Lane, M. Manning. E. Baker, J. Davis, J. Laird. F. Cooper, M. Price, D. Smith. Carol Hutcheson. S. Wright. FOURTH ROW: M. Morgan. J. Lynch. S. McHaney. R. Hurley, V. McMillen. B. Knight. D. Kyle. S. Freels, D. Matlock. K. Shephard. D. D. Gohlke. M. Terry, D. Strapp. H. Roberson, A. Mills. R. Jones. P. Lowe. B. Hopkins, R. Burleson. K. Kanode. A. Neighbors, B. Nelson. (UuttC cnetUte t iefy t t k itute6 FRONT ROW Carolyn Badgett Christine Rowland Leslie Smith Cheryl Conaster Melanie McCoy Linda White SECOND ROW Frank Geer Weldon Parkhill Dianne Walker Paulla Miller Doris Stewart Alyce Schirmer Sharon Adams Bernice Stewart Nell Beard Shirley Slawson Pat Bergman Andrea Freeman THIRD ROW Members of the Band Council are Doris Stewart, Sammy Murphy, Kenneth Summers. president: Paulla Miller, Robert Oliver, Boyd Sawyer. Sue Palmer. Barbara Nelson. Cheryl Conatser, and Bob Anderson. Mary Middleton Joan Laird Carol Brown Sondra Spradling Sammy Murphy Sonia Wright Tony Levacy Bill Hopkins Kathy Johnson Mary Daughton Sue Palmer Mike Read Jim Buchanan Robert Oliver Donald Brigham Jimmy Johnson Sharon Carpenter at faot zM pcu te6 a ccC i t co tce t . Bonnie Owens Carol Newcomb FOURTH ROW Mr. Thomas, Director Malvern Davis Bobby Garoutte Betty Jane Farham Melanie Ford Bob Anderson Kenneth Summers Gary Towers Boyd Sawyer Charles Moore Chuck Garber Susie Nelson Paula Ellege Danny Bruce Johnny Milliken Alan Neighbors Kenny Porter Robert Box Sheila Ellege Bobby Maxwell Tina O’Donnell Sue Ballou Ralph Patrick FIFTH ROW Ricky Bayless Frank Wineinger Gary Chappell Dickie Davis Wanda Hatridge Jim Nelson Barbara Nelson Phillip Steelman Tommy Walker Jeff Emerson The band leaves this position in the stadium to go onto the field to present its half-time shows. 100 Sue Palmer Co-head Majorette Doris Stewart Co-head Majorette Joan Laird, Drum Majorette Boyd Sawyer, Drum Major Carol Newcomb Majorette l nacticuty ttuasicAitty, xoutc ie , okcC tec6 Uque A 1 f €■ Dianne Walker Majorette Sharon Carpenter Majorette 2TL f Stage Band The Stage Band practices one hour each day to prepare for the many programs it presents. Performing for assemblies, various civic clubs, and other special school activities are routine to the group. The members go to the Veterans Hospitals in this area to give shows for the ward patients and appear on local radio and TV shows during the year. By participating in Stage Band, the students receive a broader background of musical experience. The Stage Band is practicing for one of the assemblies it presents during the year. evelofiuty cUUCctcf c t tnuaical fien oMtcutce FRONT ROW: Weldon Parkhill, Phillip Steelman. Tommy Walker. Chuck Garber, Ronnie Burleson, Ralph Patrick. SECOND ROW: Mr. Larry Thomas. Robert Box, Paula Elledge. Sharon Carpenter. Sue Ballou Dianne Walker. Garry Chappell. THIRD ROW: Robert Oliver, Boyd Sawyer. Donald Brigham. Charles Moore. Bill Hopkins, Jim Nelson. Frank Geer. Miss Maggie Sommerville Sponsor Mary Lou Russell, Editor; Sara Potts, assistant Co-editor; and Jimmie Crout, assistant Co-editor, compile the final product of the 1961 Yellow Jacket. Mary Lou Russell Editor ‘V 'leco'ietect tte fto'ue Richard Garner, Advertising Manager, and Glen Tropp. assistant Advertising Manager, sell the ads downtown for the Yellow Jacket. Kathy McClure, Busines Manager, and Frances Cooper, assistant Business Manager, work together in selling the Yellow Jacket and making out annual cards for the students. Michael Nix Photographer Kathy McClure Business Manager Richard Garner Advertising Manager Joyce Acheson Art Editor e%feente tce c t t ie 'tyeCC ov (facdet Mike Nix, Photographer, and Kevin Wilson, assistant Photographer, schedule and are responsible for pictures taken for the Yellow Jacket. Joyce Acheson, Art Editor, and Darlene Johnson, assistant Art Editor, prepare the ex libris and other art work for the 1961 Yellow Jacket. Buzz Staff The Buzz Staff, composed of members of the Journalism Class, write and edit school news for the Denison High Buzz, which appears in the Denison Herald each Sunday morning during the school year. The staff enters its paper, individual stories, and photography in the THSPA and the Interscholastic League contests each year. Linda Coleman. Vera Fox. Duffy Cox. Kathy Blankenship, and Karla May finish their Buzz news just in time to meet the deadline. FRONT ROW: Linda Coleman, Judy Nastasi, Duffy Cox, Leslie Smith, Beverly Bruton, Tina O Donnell. Karla May. Co-editor. SECOND ROW: Judy Ilona Massey. Vera Fox. Ann Brooks. Melinda Mayes, Rhonda Douglas. THIRD ROW: Miss Sommerville. Toni Bryant, Roger McKee. Gary Towers. Robert Oliver. Kathy Blankenship, Co-editor. @o Kt«t p ietfo t6e asie . .. StotCettt 'Vtce te tcCettt Jim Spinks 107 7K . ‘D' S Horace Roberson 108 Se u vi 'pawvUte 110 Lonnie Knowles Settiox 'pawyute Patti Brooks Petition, '? zvonite Jerry Lummus Sharon James SojkA n ie pavonite Ronnie Lewis 114 'paowiite Dianne Henry 115 7Roaute'i6- TfOi. z td 'D'ZfS u ut i6-7tfr Phil Scoggin and Carol Gies Sencc t ?ttowiite cc t tenA- ‘Zife Larry Holder and Vera Hass 116 Tift vie 'pcuMvute 'Ztfi Phillip Shaffer and Nancy Robinson Sofc iortuvie 'pav ute g u t ien6- John Freeman and Carol Haynie 117 t fatesvzl ‘TKetaCt ScveetJl znt Dianne Walker ■ Sfaeec ScveetAeant Gale Pruett t it Scveet£e sit Student cunect SoveetAeant Kathy McClure Rhonda Douglas Soveet easit Souteet eastt Libby Nix Regina Levinson WHH t6e cCcuf. Who's Who 0?Oct6, ttnllet, collet, tHete Se tio t Left: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Butcher and Kenneth Summers Below: MOST HUMOROUS Melinda Mayes and Larry Daughtery Who's Who cuuC Aelfruty fautda %epsie4£Ht t6evi cla4 . Right: BEST LEADER Regina Levinson and Harold Ballou Below: MOST DEPENDABLE Karla May and Gene Barnhill Below, left: MOST FRIENDLY Kaye Parker and Freddy Rucker Below, right: MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Carol Gies and Jim Hightower 'JteeovoCCaA King and Queen Gene Barnhill and Pat Hood Se U i6 Sofe£o n vie6 Barbara Butcher Betty Blassingame Bonita Brackett Tom Hall Gary Gaines John Bengel Rhonda Douglas Sue Fehr Barbara Ellison Lonnie Knowles Tommy Hilton Barry Elmore Carol Gies Sharon James Carol Haynie Kenneth Marcum Mike Morgan John Freeman Vera Haas Lynette Martin Dianne Henry Paul Parkey Sammy Murphy Jimmy Hughes Judy Massey Jonnie Mae Miller Virginia Kelly Horace Roberson Joe Parmley Mike Jordan Mary Lou Russell Nancy Robinson Becky Moniz Phil Scoggin Phillip Shaffer Ronnie Lewis Jo Weda June Taul Carol Russell Johnny Terry Jerry White Dianne Walker Jerry Lummus Mike Miller 124 125 Coaches Coaches Sid Simpson, A-team basketball, B-team football: Herman Bailey, head football coach, athletic director: Ernest Stinson, A-team line coach: George Bowling, A-team baclcfield. track: Carl Zel-lar, B-team football. B-team basketball, baseball: Jack Dye, tennis: Ed. Wilds, golf (not shown). Managers Howard Thomas, Alton Redwine. and Horace Roberson were this year's Yellow Jacket football managers. The managers take care of all equipment, issue clean uniforms, and supply towels and other necessities during the games. Without the help of these boys in practice and on the field, action would surely slow down. 7 tecuK Cie enc All-District Harold Ballou, Yellow Jacket quarterback made the 7-AAAA All-District first team for his expert maneuvering of the ball. Phillip Scoggin rated the second team for his offensive guard and defensive line-backer duties. David Smith received honorable mention for his fullback aggressiveness. 126 Eddie Weger, No. 22. trips up Denton’s halfback as Charles Lindley. No. 75. and Fred Scofield. No. 73. rush on to aid. Denton won Denison's Homecoming Game 12 to 6. 7etUfU(Aon6 cutcC c ofuU tfitio t unite f zc£et . Mike Harvey Jerry Henderson End Tackle I r h v - FRONT ROW: Tommy Sampson, No. 24; Jim Hightower. No. 14: Kenneth Marcum, No. 80: Harold Ballou, No. 10; Phil Scoggin No. 63: David Smith. No. 40: Phillip Shaffer, No. 23: Charles Knowles. No. 74: Royce Gay No. 82. SECOND ROW: Howard Thomas. Manager; Alton Redwine. Manager; Gary Gaines. No. 44; Mike Harvey. No. 66: Randy Aldridge. No. 62: John Whiting, No. 64; Garry Holt. No. 50; John Kinny. No. 70: Mike Jordan. No. 42; Mike Terry. No. 84. THIRD ROW: Horace Roberson. Manager; Gene Barnhill, No. 25; Roger Hooper. No. 41; Frank Vincent. No. 71; Lonnie Knowles, No. 60; Ronnie Lewis, No. 85; John Freeman. No. 52; Roger Hunt, No. 86; John Bengel. No. 11; Jerry Henderson, No. 72. Sfreed z td dfr ut asie t eoi Jim Hightower Garry Holt Roger Hooper Roger Hunt Quarterback Center Fullback End FRONT ROW: Fred Scofield. No. 73; Charles Lind-ley. No. 75. SECOND ROW: Joe Parmley, No. 12; Eddie Weger, No. 22. THIRD ROW: Larry Stinson, No. 85; Albert Brown, No. 83. t te ou y. Kenneth Marcum End Joe Parmley Quarteback Tommy Sampson Halfback Fred Scofield Tackle Football Phil Scoggin Guard In their first game, the Jackets defeated Durant 14 to 6. Shown here are Joe Parmley, No. 12, who is about to haul in a Durant pass deep in Denison territory, and John Bengel, No. 11, who is covering one of Durant's ends. • a Mike Terry End Frank Vincent • . , Guard Eddie Weger Halfback xe ua z4 i t t£e John Whiting Guard Gary Wilburn Center B-Team Football The B-Team practices each day, going through regular drills and doing calisthenics. The team is composed of the boys who are training to play on the Varsity Squad. They play opposing teams of the 7 4A District each Thursday night. The B-Team boys learn the skills of high school football and how to increase their running and blocking ability. As the future Jackets, they are striving for a better and more successful team. The B-Team Cheerleaders. Enid Myers. Dianne Henry. Becky Moniz. Bonita Brackett, and Lynn Freeman, practice one of the yells that they do at the B-Team football games. 2Ve yive you t£e to tuyviocv FRONT ROW: Carl Baxley, manager; Jerry Hagood, Timothy McKee Wesley Eggleston, Jerry Neff. John Freeman. Mike Barnes. Dave Gill, David Brooks, Cecil Robertson, manager. SECOND ROW: Mike Miller. John McKinstry. David Burks Raymond Brown. Harold Moore. Barry Elmore. Eddie Woyewodzic. Donald Weaver. Bill Rowland. THIRD ROW: Coach Zellar. Tommy Perrin. Jimmy Hughes. Ronnie Embry. Stephen Ross. Ronnie Mathews. Paul Brown. Peter Munson. Donnie Pugh. Dewayne Wortham. Jack Brady. Glen Bullock. Coach Simpson. Cheerleaders Carol Gies Head Cheerleader Judy Massey June Taul Forming a pyramid are Betty Blassingame, June Taul, Carol Gies, Lynette Martin, Judy Massey, and Cindy Bishop, Mascot. 'P'uwtotuty, tetutt 4funit Girls7 Basketball Each fifth period you can find the basketball girls in the gym practicing for games with other teams in the district. During practice, the girls team up and scrimmage one another. The manager keeps an account of the baskets attempted and made in each game in order that the girls may improve by practicing. At the end of the year the outstanding players are awarded letters. Julia Green jumps a tie ball with Colbert’s No. 43. as Donna Hale and Mary Sue Hoedebeck await the tip-off. fat fotedete FRONT ROW: Lynn Wilson, Sandra Smith. Damar Turnbull, Pattie Jones, Judy Hughs. Lou Ann Carmack. SECOND ROW: Brenda Johnson, Mary Ann Witherspoon, Donna Hale, Mary Sue Hoedebeck, Julia Green. Gyna Byrd. THIRD ROW: Janie Garland. Wanda Farber, Patricia Sons, Brenda Whitted, Phyllis Lawrence, Brenda Taylor. 6Mect count4 H€ t Mike Gholson end the Sherman center tip off the second half of the Denison-Sherman game, with Denison leading at halftime by 15 points. Also shown is Phil Scoggin awaiting the tip off. Denison moved by Sherman 65-64 in a battle to the line. Mike Morgan Tommy McCarty Mike Gholson Phil Scoggin Mike Harvey Royce Gay Johnny Onstott Joe Parmley FRONT ROW: Mike Barnes, John Bengel, Donald Weaver. BACK ROW: Dwayne Wortham Jerry Moon. John Freeman, Ronnie Lewis, Ronnie Mathews. tfrcut Joe Parmley shoots a basket while John Freeman waits for the rebound. B-Team Basketball The B-team basketball boys drill each day preparing for games. They play their games before each Jacket game. These games give experience to the boys and help the coaches preview their future team. The players begin their training early so they will be well-prepared to meet the opposing teams of our district. FRONT ROW: Tommy Sampson, Stephen Ross, Mike Miller, Dave Gill. Glen Bullock. John Bengel. Ronnie Embry. Eddie Woyewodz’C, Davi Burks. SECOND ROW: Jack Radar, Harold Ballow, Phillip Shaffer, Fred Scofield, Tim McKee. Jerry Neff. Eddie Weger, Ronnie Mathews, David Smith. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Lewis. John Kinney. Larry Stinson, Garry Wilburn, Fred Bennett. Royce Anderson, Gary Gaines, Mike Jordan Dwayne Wortham. FOURTH ROW: Roger Hunt, John McKinstry, Wesley Eggleston, John Freeman, Raymond Brown, Bill Rowland. e H ecUte t c t tfe e Track Beginning after football season, track is a popular sport with the athletes. Participating in this activity helps keep the boys in good condition. It'is especially helpful to the backfield of the football team in developing running and driving ability that enhances the team. The track team practices every day at 2:30 to prepare for the district track meets. The boys entered many tournaments, in which they did well. In addition to regular training, the boys work out with weights to build muscles. FIRST ROW: Royce Gay. Tommy Hilton. Johnny Onstot, Joe Parmely. Jimmy Pearson. Jim Spinks. SECOND ROW: Phil Scoggin. Horace Roberson, Jim Hightower. Mike Nix, Hubert Dophied. Mike Gholson, David Stripling. THIRD ROW: Garry Wilburn, Mike Barnes, Tommy McCarty. Donald Weaver. Ronny Mathews, Coach Zellar. SxceCCuup ut fatten cuuC fute i ty Royce Gay, Garry Wilburn. Joe Parmley. Phil Scoggin. Johnny Onstot, Horace Roberson, Tommy Hilton, Hubert Dophied, and Jimmy Hightower are the returning lettermen of the team. Baseball With the combination of the returning lettermen and the rookies out for their first high school baseball, the baseball team started its training the first of March. For the past few years the baseball team has been fairly successful, but the boys expected to improve considerably this year. They practiced every afternoon to improve their pitching, running, and batting averages. By improving their athletic abilities through baseball, they should be able to win more games and rate a higher standing in the district. Tennis The tennis team made a good showing against its opponents. The boys won many of their games and lost by only a close margin to the best in the state in the Cotton Bowl Tournament. They played two practice matches at Southeastern. This practice gave the team a chance to show up against stiff competition. D. Lee Miller, Ronnie Melton, Bill Knight, Mike Porter, Chester Walker, and Arthur Phillips will form the nucleus of the team next year. The Senior Varsity Squad who entered most of the district competition this year was composed of Charles Middleton, Robert Hurley, and Kenneth Summers. ctnive cutcC accuracy. FRONT ROW: Tommy Montgomery, Bill Knight, Kenneth Summers. Robert Hurley, Charles Middleton. D. Lee Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dye, Chester Walker. Arthur Phillips, Douglas Burleson. Ronnie Melton. Mike Porter, Donny Volpert. Eugene Crout. Mr. Wilds, Dennis Powell, Charles Clymer, Charles Clayton, Peter Munson, Alan Mills, Andy Tignor. David Thomas, Dwight Nevil. t£e yneett These five boys: Charles Clymer, Charles Clayton, David Thomas, Andy Tignor, and Dwight Nevil are the golfers that represent our school in tournaments. 1 Golf The golf team played in the district meet held in Denton during April. Before that time they played the teams of as many of the district schools and other outlying towns as was possible. The boys worked out every afternoon to keep in training. This was done during the sixth period when they used the golf facilities of the Rod and Sun and the Woodlawn Country Clubs. These boys received PE credit for playing golf. PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Compliments of A-l BOWLING LANES HIGHWAY 75-A SOUTH HO 5-2519 B B GROCERY and MARKET 220 WEST WOODARD DENISON, TEXAS DENISON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE Secretarial and Accounting Courses BETTER BUSINESS TRAINING 6091 2 W. Main HO 5-1040 Shown in picture: Joyce Acheson and Richard Garner. COLE LUMBER COMPANY 1611 West Morton Street HO 5-2280 Denison, Texas 143 BEESLEY'S MEN BOYS WEAR Clothing for Young Men of All Ages 325 West Main DENISON, TEXAS Fred Rucker can show you what you want in our campus shop. CONGRATULATIONS FROM HALL'S WELDING SHOP good Vear 1219 South Armstrong CL L Ia T � | SERVICE STORE bhop-built 1 railers Trailer Springs 728 West Main HO 5-1081 Night Phone HO 5-6691 DENISON, TEXAS Goodyear Tires G.E. Appliances Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 from CLARK GARNER'S TELEVISION SERVICE 12301 2 West Day HO 5-5689 Personal Service Shown in picture: Ronnie Rector, Willie Clark, Billy Ann Rutledge, and Bobbie Rheay. BARNES JEWELRY Compliments —of— KOEPPEN-BALDWIN WATCHES—DIAMONDS—GIFTS INC. Dial HO 5-6202 428 W. Main St. 303-05 W. Woodard Street DENISON, TEXAS CHIEF OFFICE SUPPLY Office. Supplies Stationery Greeting Cards Typewriters Shown in picture: Sandra Allen and Aubrey Webb. Denison's Welcome to You HOTEL DENISON AN ALSONETT HOTEL We Cater to Large and Small Parties For Reservations Dial HO 5-5440 AIR-CONDITIONED COFFEE SHOP Shown in picture: Boyd Sawyer, Sheila Elledge, and Paula Elledge. FOR THE GAME—FOR THE PROM CLAY'S FOR ANY OCCASION Call JEANE'S GROCERIES PICNIC SUPPLIES MONEY ORDERS DRUGS DOWNTOWN FLORIST FILM DEVELOPING FRESH MEATS AND GIFTS 915 So. Crockett The Unusual—as Usual 1426 West Morton HO 5-3944 2231 Loy Lake Road 145 SID MAPLES TEXOMA PAINT—WALLPAPER BARBER SHOP SPORTING GOODS 409 W. Main We're Apt to Have It 125 W. Main Ho 5-5775 Tom Ashley LICENSED PAWNSHOP BARBERS: Olaf Duckett N. L. Burleson LOGAN'S MUSIC SHOP DENISON, TEXAS 415 W. Main Dial HO 5-7656 Shown in picture: Regina Levinson. Mary Manning, Jim Spinks. DUSEK and MILLER The Family Sports Store Compliments 226 W. Main HO-5-1293 —of— •fr BOATS AND MOTORS PARKSIDE SPORTING GOODS BEAUTY SALON ■fr TOYS AND GAMES BEAR DRUG COMPANY and THE PHARMACY ROY DOSSEY AND FRANK OZMENT Service for the Sick Shown in picture: Paul Brown, Carol Haynie, Ronnie Lewis. PRIVATE PARKINS FACILITIES BRATCHER FUNERAL HOME NORMAN D. BRATCHER Ambulance Service 401 W. WOODARD ST. Dial HO 5-2323 DENISON, TEXAS Shown in picture: Sarah Potts. Carol Scott. Brian Powell PRESLEY AUTO PARTS Hot Rod Equipment for All Cars Hushtone and Smitty Mufflers Owner, C. E. DAVIS DENISON 905 S. Crockett HO 5-6080 V. A. BRUNO LUMBER YARD Minnesota Paints P.O. BOX 53 602 S. Crockett Dial HO-5-2005 DIXIE DRIVE-IN Denison, Texas 1515 S. Armstrong DIAL HO 5-4146 Complete Fountain Service Fine Foods TELEPHONE ORDERS Compliments of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE COMPANY FRED H. JENNINGS, Owner ZENITH TELEVISIONS ZENITH STEREOPHONIC HI-FIDELITY RECORD PLAYING INSTRUMENTS COMPLETE LINE OF HOME FURNISHINGS 411 W. MAIN 147 Compliments of K N ROOT BEER STAND Eat the Best With Marcelle and Wes. 631 W. Main Phone HO 5-4669 DENISON, TEXAS BRYAN HUMBLE SERVICE Atlas Tires Mufflers Compliments of RICK'S Wheel Balancing SHOE CENTER Tailpipes 419 W. Main Ho 5-8020 DIAL HO 5-1277 MIRICK AND CHESTNUT Compliments of TEXAS POWER LIGHT CO. Shov n in picture: Joe Everet. Cerolyn Moran. Glen Tropp. ALLEN AND WILSON Construction Company Shown in picture: Mike Terry end Dieetce Perker. Compliments PENNEY'S of MYLES VARIETY 214 W. Main Denison, Texas J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Best Wishes 1961 Graduates JOHN W. BENGEL Contractor TUCKER FURNITURE New and Used Furniture UPHOLSTERING REFINISHING REPAIRING 422 W. Main Dial HO 5-3630 JOHNSON JEWELERS Where Quality is Consistent With Price SAM AND CARIE JOHNSON 206 MAIN HO 5-7008 DENISON 149 Best Wishes Keep Up the Good Work 501 W. Woodard Dial HO 5-3262 J. V. CONASTER J. C. CONASTER W. E. CONASTER DAD LAD'S Men’s and Boys' Wear THE STYLE SHOP FOR SMART DRESSERS Compliments of McKINNEY-HARWELL AGENCY Complete Insurance Protection 303 WEST WOODARD STREET HO 5-5030 Denison, Texas Shown in picture: Jerry Spinks, Becky Moniz, and Caro! Russell. Dial HO 5-3272 RAMSEY BLIND AND AWNING CO. Venetian Blinds and Awnings Custom Made Compliments of DENISON AUTO COMPANY FORD Sales Service No Down Payment—Low as $5.00 508 N. HOUSTON DENISON, TEXAS 600 W. Main HO 5-5671 DENISON. TEXAS BELK'S The Home of Better Values 401 W. MAIN DENISON, TEXAS Shown in picture: Shirley Schnitker. Judy Massey, Lonnie Kowles, and Darlene Johnson. 150 BRABANT'S MASTER CLEANERS Laundry Service 624-626 W. Main HO 5-7600 WALTER JENNINGS Furniture • Appliances 500 W. Main Dial HO 5-1620 DENISON, TEXAS WOODARD STREET MARKET 131 W. Woodard—HO 5-4070 SOLOMON'S WIDE-A-WAKE MARKET 300 E. Hull HO 5-1505 WOMEN'S WEAR BETTER FOOD BETTER PRICES FREE DELIVERY Best Wishes 413 W. MAIN DIAL HO 5-5511 Shown in picture: Kevin Wilson, Jimmy Everett, and Wayne Maurer. 151 Favorite Fashions —for— D. H. S. NEWSOM'S WOMEN'S WEAR HUGH CHESTNUTT AGENCY 1 13 N. Burnett Avenue INSURANCE GULF SERVICE STATION C. E. RICE, Prop. Washing—Lubrication—Polishing 24-HOUR SERVICE 401 N. Austin Dial HO 5-1477 JENKINS' Your Photographers Since 1912 421 W. MAIN DIAL HO 5-1484 You Can Do Better You Know LABEL'S By Its Labels at Hubbard's LABEL'S HUBBARD'S WOMEN'S WEAR FURNITURE 310 W. MAIN STREET 128-130 W. Main Dial HO 5-2995 Complete Prescription Service PENN PHARMACY R. A. PENN, Owner Dial HO 5-2828 200 W. Main DENISON, TEXAS RINGLER'S Women's Wear Exclusive but NOT Expensive 304 W. Main Dial HO 5-2660 WAYNE'S SHOE SHOP Fine Repairing 409 WEST MAIN STREET OPEN FRONT FOOD MARKET 409 S. Armstrong HO 5-2744 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS From STRATTON OLDS-CADILLAC CO., INC. Rusk at Crawford DENISON, TEXAS OLDS—CADILLAC Dial HO 5-3535 24 Hour Wrecker Service Shown in picture: Orlando Valdez, Betty Blassingame, Dianne Walker and Jimmy Waters. Congratulations Graduates GRAYSON COUNTY HARDWARE CO. WORTH-CAMPBELL INSURANCE AGENCY State Farm Insurance 120 S. RUSK DENISON, TEXAS Compliments —of— LILLEY'S in picture: Lazelle Odle, Wayne Conner, and Danny MADDEN'S THE STORE OF NORTH TEXAS 154 KINGSTON DRUG STORE GREER STUDIO The Rexall Store Portraits and Commercials CHARLES H. HARRIS Manager DENISON, TEXAS 322 W. MAIN HO 5-1651 612 W. Main HO 5-2748 Congratulations to the Graduates of Denison High GRAY'S CREDIT JEWELERS Jewelry and Gifts Watch Repairing 505 W. MAIN HO 5-5171 Shown in picture: Sandra Braswell, Carol Co , and Chloe Hall. Congratulations to the 1961 Graduates SHERRARD MOTOR COMPANY GMC Trucks Rambler Sales—Service Dial HO 5-2400 Shown in picture: Barbara Ellison. Weldon Parknill, and Gale Pruett. I 55 NORTHSIDE JENNINGS Next to Bus Station 517 West Main St. Dial HO 5-6363 Shown in picture: Sharon Adams. Chuck Garber, and Kathy McClure. Compliments of PALMER'S DRIVE-INN TWIN CRONNIES DELICIOUS MALTS All Kinds of Sandwiches 1018 S. Austin HO 5-3312 Shown in picture: Sue and Charlotte Shears. SIDNEY C. JOHNSON LLOYD MOORE JOHNSON-MOORE FUNERAL HOME 631 W. Woodard Street Telephone HO 5-3345 DENISON, TEXAS Shown in picture: Frances Cooper, Pat McEuin, Mike Porter. ROCKWELL'S JEWELRY STORE MRS. ADOLPH JOHNSON Owner We Are Glad to Show You Through NORTH TEXAS' FINEST JEWELRY STORE. DENISON TEXAS Shown in picture: Carol Wayne, Sharon Carpenter, and Judy Smith. We Congratulate You 1961 Graduates —of— DENISON HIGH SCHOOL THE STATE NATIONAL BANK OF DENISON Shown In picture: Jerry Henderson, Fred Scofield, and Kay Jones. DENISON DRUG Prescription Specialists 408 W. Main WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS Shown in picture: Rosann Newcomb. Sammy Murphy, and Carol Newcomb. SNOW-WHITE LAUNDERERS CLEANERS—DYERS Dial HO 5-6446 Shown in picture: Robert Hurley, Sharon James, and John-nie Mae Miller. DENISON HIGH SCHOOL 1961 Graduates, Congratulations and Best Wishes THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DENISON Shown in picture: Gail Black, Janie Kirk, and Nelda Ridinger. Quality Counts ASHBURN'S ICE CREAM Always Good Shown in picture: Sarah Davis. Mary Sue Hoedebeclc, Roger Pearson, and Bobby Monroe. U.S. CLOTHING CO. Arrow Shirts Holeproof Hosiery California Sportswear Compliments of K. WOLENS Shown in picture: Charles Withers, Jo Weda, and Audrey Aynes. DIAMOND CRYSTAL WATCHES CHINA SILVERWARE JEWELRY LEWIS JEWELERS 327 W. Main St. Denison, Texas CHRIS WALTZ Compliments of SUPPLY CO. J. R. HANDY Plumbing and Electrical Supplies INSURANCE AGENCY Crane Plumbing Fixtures NON. Rusk Ave. Dial Ho 5-5420 201-203 W. WOODARD DIAL HO 5-7303 Local Phone HO 5-1221 THE LINGO-LEEPER LUMBER CO. Retail and Wholesale Building Materials General Offices DENISON, TEXAS DENISON, TEXAS SHERMAN, TEXAS POTTSBORO, TEXAS WHITESBORO, TEXAS CADDO, OKLA. ACHILLE, OKLA. KINGSTON, OKLA. DURANT, OKLA (BRYAN CO. LUMBER CO.) Shown In picture: Karen Otis. Charles Clayton, Mary Jennings, and Duane Gohlke. 159 for a real thirst-quencher ir Seven-l p f Compliments of TRIANGLE NEWS Compliments 51 1 West Main Complete School Supply Store -of- Compliments STEAKLEY of CHEVROLET CABELL'S 1101 West Main HO 5-7500 160 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY