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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

The 1962 Yellow Jacket DENISON HIGH SCHOOL Denison, Texas THSPA CONTENTS Directors Act I.................Activities Act II.............Personalities Act III Athletics Cast.....................Classes Advertisements FOREWORD The aim of the Yellow Jacket Staff was to portray the spirit of our school year and its activities in the form of a play. The students of DHS, who composed the cast, acted out this play which gave the staff an opportunity to record its events. For some, this is the first in a series of plays; but for others, it is the last play we shall perform in Denison High School. The staff presents this annual as that play performed during 1961-'62 at DHS. As you turn the pages of this book, we hope you will relive the role you played in its performance. ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Ruth Brigham, Cafeteria Supervisor, and Mr. O. C. Mulkey, Director of Curriculum, discuss a copy of Your School Year. Mrs. Lorine Riffell. Secretary to the Business Manager, answers the telephone, while Mrs. Maxine Gentry, Bookkeeper, and Mr. Lee Elder. Business Manager, check an invoice. 4 J The North Annex houses the General Metals Shop, Wood Shop, Vocational Agriculture Department, and Band Hall. ANNEXES The noon rush and that long line make the Cafeteria an unforgettable place. The Field House is a symbol of hard work put out by DHS athletes to achieve victory for our school. DEDICATION To express our gratitude and sincere appreciation for all that she has done as a teacher, counselor, and friend, we the staff of the 1962 Yellow Jacket dedicate this edition of our yearbook to MRS. E. G. JOHNSON. It is impossible to estimate the number of lives and homes that have been touched by Mrs. Johnson's rich way of life through her wise counseling as a Girl Reserve and Y-Teen sponsor. She has prepared many of her students for careers in the business world, but she has equalled or excelled her teaching in helping each of us to be a better person. 7 Mr. H. W. Goodgion, Superintendent: Mr. R. S. Goodman. Mr. B. V. Hammond: and Mr. Keith Hubbard. Mr. C. B. Middleton, Mr. Ben McKinney. Mr. Lee Elder, Business Manager President: Mr. Robert Cherry. Vice President: Mr. Jack Hesse, Secretary: These School Board members served well at a job that demands sacrifice of time with little or no compensation. Their only reward was the hope for a better education for every Denison High School student. 7 ttene4ted SwW 8 Mr. R. S. Goodman. Mr. Jack Hesse. Mr. B. V. Hammond and Mr. Keith Hubbard assumed the responsibility of preparing a school building improvement program. School Board Mr. C. B. Middleton. Mr. Ben McKinney. Mr. Robert Cherry, and Mr. R. S. Goodman planned the financial budget for the school district for the year. The function of the school board is three-fold; make the policy for the schools, put into operation these plans and policies, and appraise, through careful examination and study of facts and conditions, the efficiency and value of the activities. iet t6e fan oun cOtcutta, 9 MR. H. W. GOODGION Superintendent 10 c cccent cCviectecC t6e finoctuctcott II MR. C. W. STRIPLING Assistant Principal Some of Mr. Stripling's responsibilities were selling football and basketball tickets, arranging contracts with other schools for the games, acting as custodian of text books, and making out the schedules for the Sophomore Class. He also gave and graded the academic tests and answered the correspondence concerning them. With all these tasks he was still able to promote the fire and safety program. Mary Hoedebeclc. Judy Coffman. Mary Viana. and Steve Ross were waiting to buy their tickets for the Denison vs. Mesquite game. 12 euc e cou t4e£c up MR. J. S. KIMBLE Counselor The friendly smile and sincere attitude of Mr. Kimble, Counselor of DHS, helped him in his association with the students. Perhaps his greatest responsibilities were arranging student schedules and testing for our prized scholastic awards. Besides this, he always had time to help any student plan his future along the vocational, military, or college line. He also took time to lead many boys to a fuller life through his sponsorship of the Hi-Y Club. Kenneth Shepherd. Margaret Gattis, Lyn-ett© Martin. Enid Myers and Carol Cox wanted to see Mr. Kimble about schedule changes and Merit Scholarship Test results. yotUa cuene achieved. 13 Faculty MRS. MADELINE ANDERSON Biology; Assistant Student Council Sponsor MR. HERMAN BAILEY Head Coach and Athletic Director MISS JOHNY BECK Art; English; Art Club Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH BLEDSOE American History; Junior Class Sponsor CUtd MISS LOIS BLOUNT Physical Education; Girls Basketball; Cheerleader Sponsor; Junior Y-Teens Sponsor MR. GEORGE BOWLING Math; Coach; Senior Class Sponsor MR. FRED CALDWELL Spanish; English; PASF Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. ROBERT CLARK Civics; Debate, Speech, and Thespian Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor MISS MARGARET CLARKE Distributive Education; DE Club Sponsor; Student Store Sponsor; Projector Boys Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. THELMA COLLIER Librarian; Library Club Sponsor 14 Faculty MR. V. O. CORTHRON General Metals; VIC Sponsor MR. JACK DYE Typing; Bookkeeping; American History; Tennis Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. ALMA GADDY Cosmetology; VIC Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH GEER Algebra; Student Council Sponsor nineteen cuonten developed MR. HAROLD GENTRY Biology; Senior Class Sponsor REV. JACK GRAY Bible MR. ROGER HANSON Chorus; Girls Chorus; Mixed Chorus MR. ROBERT HODGES Woodshop; Senior Class Sponsor MRS. E. G. JOHNSON Typing; Senior Y-Teen Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MR. THOMAS KINSER Concert, Stage, and Marching Band Director 15 Faculty MR. CHARLES KNIGHT Agriculture: FFA Sponsor: Head Junior Class Sponsor MR. CLARENCE LONDON English: Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. BILL LOVELACE VIC Sponsor: ICT Sponsor: Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. O. J. MALONE Mechanical Drawing; Head Senior Class Sponsor MRS. EDWARDINE McCOY Speech: Debate, Thespian and Speech Club Sponsor MRS. ROY MILLER Secretarial Training: Bookkeeping; Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. CHARLEY PARK Physics; Plane and Solid Geometry: Hi-Y Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor cute MISS CHRISTINE PERRY English: Junior Y-Teen Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MR. W. J. SEABAUGH Math; Senior Class Sponsor MRS. CAROLE L. SITZ Chemistry; Physics: Sophomore Class Sponsor MR. ROBERT H. SNOWDEN American History; Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor 'UHtitCecC cHcentcoc. MR. M. C. WOODWARD Driver Education; Algebra MR. PHILLIP T. WRIGHT Biology; Texas History; Junior Class Sponsor Faculty MISS MAGGIE SOMMERVILLE English; Journalism; Yellow Jacket Staff Sponsor; Buzz Staff Sponsor: Junior Class Sponsor MRS. LOLA MAE STEVENS Study Skills; FTA Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MRS. OLETA STUBBLEFIELD Homemaking; FHA Sponsor; Junior Class Sponsor MR. EARL O. TURNER Physical Education; Coach; Senior Class Sponsor MISS RUTH WEST English; Sophomore Y-Teen Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor MR. EDWARD WILDS English; Golf Coach; Junior Class Sponsor MRS. FRANCES WILLIS Homemaking; FHA Sponsor; Senior Class Sponsor MR. CARL ZELLAR World History; Coach; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS. LUCILLE ZEPEDA Latin; Spanish; JCL Sponsor; PASF Sponsor; Sophomore Class Sponsor Administrative Assistants MRS. RUTH BRIGHAM Cafeteria Manager MRS. JOYCE ELDER Clerk MR. LEE ELDER Business Manager MRS. MAXINE GENTRY Bookkeeper dctfrfaytfed t e fienfrntHtutce. MRS. ALINE LEGG Secretary to Superintendent mrs. olga McDaniel School Nurse Mr. O. C. MULKEY Director of Curriculum MRS. LORINE RIFFELL Secretary to Business Manager MR. W.G. STEVENS Visiting Teacher MRS. MARIE TROUT Secretary to Principal Activities deadenc mZ4 e4 e ttuzl; LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynda Turman. Charlotte Browder, Jimmie Holland. Toni Holcombe. Linda Bullard. Joan Laird, Mary Middleton, Darlene Coonrod. Jerry Sprinks, Ed Woyewodzic Jimmy Story. Mrs. Madeline Anderson, sponsor; Jim Spinks, photographer; Nancy Robinson reporter: Jimmy T. James, assembly chairman; Ellen Bryan, corresponding secretary; Phillip Shaffer, president; John Benge!, vice president-Enid Myers, recording secretary; John Freeman, treasurer: Jerry White. Mrs. Elizabeth Geer, sponsor; Mats Ericsson, Lee Mayes, Sandra Braswell. Betty Blassingame. Nancy Kemper, Virginia Kelly. Barbara Ellison. Dianne Henry, Joy Groves, Becky Moniz, Melanie McCoy. Pamela Ball. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Jimmy James. David Smith. Enid Myers. John Freeman Phillip Shaffer. Sue Fehr. John Bengel. Linda White, Orlando Valdez Duren Jone Mary Pat Porter. Student Council Will the meeting please come to order is a familiar sound at the beginning of the Student Council meetings. Problems and suggestions are brought up, discussed, and voted on during the meeting. The projects the Student Council promoted this year were publishing and distributing the student directories, sponsoring the Homecoming Parade, and providing assemblies for the student body. One of the most interesting and profitable experiences of the Council was sponsoring of a foreign exchange student on the campus. The students enjoyed their association with Mats Ericsson of Sweden. a tiaCcutce, Kcce an . Elladean Ballou. Mary Testa. David Burks. Margaret Gattis. Mike Fox. Leahray Smith, Carolyn Wheeler, Karyl Oaks, Charles Knowles, Mrs. Trout, Julia Porter, Tommy Williams Carolyn Hodge. Office Assistants When a teacher hangs out an attendance slip for a particular class period, he knows it will be carefully tended—carried to the office—and recorded by an office assistant. In addition to this duty, the assistant helps Mrs. Trout in filing absentee slips, operating the switchboard, and delivering telephone messages. These people voluntarily help to simplify the office work. Anette Hooper, Mite Terry, Gary Gaines, Carolyn Badgett. and Dieatra Parker busy themselves at their various jobs in the office. ixt cuut ctenatune Art Club Students taking art benefit from the many opportunities afforded them through painting, lettering, sketching, and making ceramics. Jimmy Waters, president; Dieatra Parker, sweetheart; Darlene Johnson, secretary; Donna Jacobs, treasurer; and Don Volpert, vice president; are setting up an arrangement to be sketched. Suzanne Mosse. Linda Redmon, Betty Blassingame. Marsha Cottingame. Jenny Pratt, Jonnie Mae Miller, and Frances Moody are sketching still-life. Here, John Semple, Laura Cullom, Gary Gaines. Cherrie Bishop, Marcell Neasbitt, Ronnie Riddle, Haskell Roberson, and Rick Bayless practice block lettering. friooidecC culture. Carolyn Campbell. Linda Moon. Rickey Gardner. Carlene Weaver, and Margaret Atkins familiarize themselves with periodicals which may be found on e shelves of the DHS library. Library Club Assistant librarians learn the fundamentals of library service by working an hour a day in the library. Here. Bernice Steward. Sue Hunt, Patsy Sampson, Judy Smith, and Pamela Ball are becoming acquainted with their individual duties as library assistants. While Marsha Cottingame and Carol Cox check up on how to study. John Waldrop and Larry McKinney file book cards. — (?4feeec£, FRONT ROW: Mr. Kimble, Barry LeBaron. Willie Clark, Tommy Hilton. B. V. Hammond, parliamentarian; Danny Coffin, secretary; Albert Brown, vice president- Duane D. Gohlke. chaplain; Jim Spinks, president; Wayne McGee, Tony Levacy, Chuck Garber. SECOND ROW: Ricky Conner, Jim Bob Hill, Sammy Murphy, Don Schleuse, Bobby Maxwell. Kenny Porter, Weldon Parkhill, Jerry Ferguson, Tommy Walker. David Beugler. Tom Porter, Houston Ross. Mr. Park. THIRD ROW: Don Volpert. Jerry Spinks, Ronnie Rector, Roger Hooper, Jay Cornelison. Jim Buchanan. Phi lip Shaffer. Mike Carson, Skippy Lightfoot, James Gattis, Albert Danielsen, Mike Harvey. FOURTH ROW: John Logan, Mike McCauley. Mike Gary. Dusty Simmons, Bob Rheay, Michael Read Richard Jones, Larry Jones. James Hancock, Eddie Hull, Bill Knight. Arthur Phillips. Eddie Walter. Officers of Hi-Y for this year were Danny Coffin, secretary; Albert Brown, vice president; Jim Spinks, president; and Duane Gohlke, chaplain. Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create high standards of Christian living among fellow students and throughout the community. In carrying out these standards, the boys participated in many events, such as the Pre-legislative Conference, Model Legislature, Spring Conference, and the Annual Father-Son Banquet. This year was the fortieth anniversary of the organization of the Hi-Y Club in Denison High School. tiHCvUtcf ( x £eM Hv FRONT ROW: Carol Harkness, Sue Fehr, general social chairman; Melanie McCoy, general program chairman; Nelda Ridinger, senior secretary; Nancy Robinson, general president; Caro' Ann Scott, social chairman; Sharon James, senior president; Carolyn Miller, senior vice president; Andrea Freeman, general vice president; Shelia Elledge. senior treasurer; Billie Ann Rutledge, senior publicity chairman; Lynette Martin, senior program chairman; Barbara Lewis. Gail Black. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Malaney, RosAnn Newcomb. Barbara Mosse. Barbara Martin, Vel Ree Dickey, Suzanne Phillips. Julia Porter. Betty Blassingame, Joan Laird, Dianne Wa:ker. Mary Hoedebeck, Gale Pruett. Betty Carroll, Marsha Cottingame, Sharon Carpenter, Melanie Ford. THIRD ROW; Merle Price. Tina O'Donnell, Patricia Bergman, Frances Ganter. Frances Cooper, Sandra Allen, Maida Lyons, Charlotte Pirkle. Jonnie Miller, June Taul. Jenny Pratt, Carolyn Lowe. Carolyn Hodge Jeannie Beard, Sandra Braswell. Sara Potts, Mrs. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Chloe Hall, Carol Cox, Shirley Taylor, Nancy Torbett. Sue Ballou, Carlene Newsom, Carol Wayne, Pat McEuin, Judy Smith, Sheila Trout, Suzanne Preston, Sharon Gray. Anada Witt. FIFTH ROW: Dianne Phillips, Mary Middleton, Dottie Jones. Lana Watkins. Gwendolyn Guinn. Marcell Neasbitt, Cheryle Drumb. Mary Jennings, Darlene Johnson, Elladean Ballou. Esther Moody. Judy Hancock, Edith Baker, Sharon Custer, Janie Kirk. Annette Hooper, .Mike Morgan, John Semple. Dianne Henry, Raymond Beggs, Karen Otis. James Cockrill, and Jo Beth Weldon helped decorate for Neewollah. Senior Y-Teens To find and give the best was a phrase well remembered by the Senior Y-Teens as they met this year and took their final step toward the Y-Teen goal. Each member worked hard so that she might live up to the challenge and standards set by the Y-Teen Code. The receiving of the Cup of Complete Womanhood is always a coveted honor based on character development, scholarship, and participation in Y-Teen work. 25 tutd 'leven tce fo (fad FRONT ROW: Judy Lynne Harvey, Claudia Wells, Becky Monlz, secretary: Paula Elledge. vice president; Dianne Henry, social chairman: Jane Smith, publicity chairman: Enid Meyers, president; Linda White, program chairman: Brenda Taylor, treasurer; Gwen Morgan, publicity chairman; Melba Sears, general secretary; Duren Jones, general treasurer; Rickey Gardner, Sandra Winchester, Karen Farris. SECOND ROW: Nancy Giarraputo, Carol Haynie, Karen Otis. Bonita Brackett, Barbara Ellison. Carol Russell. Annette Hooper, Bernice Stewart, Mary Testa. Carolyn Taylor, Ellen Jacobs, Susie Nelson, Paula Ownby, Carol Brown. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Campbell, Martha Malaney, Mary Slover. Rita Morley, Charlotte Shearer. Elizabeth Kaney, Reba Hunt. Linda Raines. Malvern Davis, Sara Davis, Ruth Anderson. Danna Beth Wall. Susan Richard, Jo Beth Weldon, Nancy Kemper, Sandra Carr. FOURTH ROW: Lynne Freeman, Carole Bowen, Francie Hauschild, Darlene English Virginia Kelly, Leah Stanphill, Peggy McGough. Alyce Schirmer. Cathey Johnson, Carolyn Badgett, Sandi Carpenter, Janis Browning, Jo Ann Campbell, Nancy Weger. Linda Kirk, Bonnie Owens. Sharon Terrell. Betty Steward. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Mayo, Ann Maxwell, Wanda Means Annetta McHaney, Jackie Walker, Betty Jane Parham. Norma Watson, Pat Miller, Margaret Atkins, Frances Moody, Linda Jo Harshaw, Christine Rowland, Sharon Wright, Brenda Kebert, Jeanette Dyer. Lynda Redmon. The Y-Teen Spring Formal is an annual event looked forward to by all of the Y-Teens as one of the main parties of the year. Junior Y-Teens The Junior Y-Teens accepted and upheld the meaning of their symbol, a triangle within a circle. The three sides of the triangle represent a perfect body, a keen mind and a Christlike spirit. The circle represents a personality as it touches others in work, fellowship, and worship. As the body, mind, and spirit grow, then shall the personality grow also. To develop a keen mind, a perfect body, a Christlike spirit, and a glowing personality is the desire of each Y-Teen. , el yfred a, (fyni CiciK ttfattefiAene. Sophomore Y-Teens Keeping their minds on the code, Gracious in manner, impartial in judgment, reverent to God, the sophomore Y-Teens remember the Swing-in, when they were initiated as pledges, and the Recognition Service when they became recognized members of the organization. Their first large project was decorating the cafeteria for the Y-Teen Spring Formal. Swing-in is a big occasion for Sophomore Y-Teens. Here, some sophomore girls are being initiated into the club. FRONT ROW: Cheryl McKee, Sandra Coats, Marti Patton, Joy Groves. Pati Langford, Claudette Garner, Ellen Bryan, Jane Scott, Claudia Washburn, Mary Pat Porter, Nancy Legg, Sherry Kinser, Caroline Wheeler, Sandi Bishop. Tjuana Garrett, Cheryl Conn, Gina Brigman. Charlotte Laughlin, Karyl Oaks. Becky James, Becky Levacy. SECOND ROW: Patricia Clark, Mary Rucker, Sheryl Armor, Rita Sweeney, Cecelia Mull, Lorna Guinn, Lynda Turman, Patti Albright, Carol Gladen, Marva Sanders, Virginia Flynn, Linda Darling, Sue Wedding, Mora Shelby. Mary Ann Viana, Thetis Buford, Brenda Blankenship, Melba Ann Ramey. THIRD ROW: Shirley Mae Phillips, Saundra Moore, Janice Beard. Maurine Johnson. Ann Hand, Carol George, Sandra Davis, Barbara McBride, Barbara Hutcheson, Linda Bullard, Rita Skaggs, Kay Mack, Jan Elmore, Peni Ketcham. FOURTH ROW: Connie Rutledge, Margaret Gattis, Linda Snyder. Wynelle Atkins, Rita Lievens, Billie Knight. Darlene Coonrod, Jeanette Taylor. Cherry Bishop, Toni Holcombe. Suzanne Mosse, Betsy Wilson Suzzette Shelton, Evelyn Sturtevant, Marydell Smith. Darlene Brown. FIFTH ROW: Miss West, Wathena Atnip, Gennie Holubik, Linda Eldredge. Paula Price, Sandra Brunson, Jane Warriner, Tana Moore. Alice Goldston, Linda Louis, Jacqueline Joiner. Cheryl Sutterfield, Pamela Ball, Nadine Stapp, Janelle Atkins, Judy Coffman, Susie Davis. 'Vouuzi zid motivated cieasi t6i t£i up. Projector Boys Projector boys reorganized this year to help faculty members with the care and running of visual and sound equipment. Larry Stinson and Terry Linsteadt rewind the recorder for future use. and Larry Gillard learns how to set up the movie screen. 7sx James Hancock, Glenn Walker, Jimmy Fawcett, Larry Stinson, and Dean Parker watch as Miss Clarke explains how the gears work to make the film go forward and rewind. Glen Foster prepares to connect the speaker to the projector, as Bill Swanger hands the propector arm to David Ward. Buzz The Buzz page, which appeared ea Sunday in the Denison Herald, was e product of the work done by the Buzz Staff. , There were deadlines to be met eacn week, and the staff met them without fail. Preparation of the paper for publication included the gathering of news each week, writing it up, typing, proofreading, and delivering it to the Herald office. One of the biggest problems was headline writing, which can be a difficult job, for words seldom seem to contain the number of units required to fit in the allotted space; but the Buzz always went to press on time. nec videeC events. Aubrey Webb, Jo Ann Campbell. Sandra Allen. Linnie Bell Kennon. Maida Lyons. Mary Hoedebeck, and Linda Coleman prepared the Buzz for publication in Sunday's Herald. FIRST ROW: Nancy Robinson. Leahray Smith Mary Hoedebeck. Gale Pruett. Jo Ann Campbell, Linda Isom. Alice Parsons. SECON'D ROW a,r!Ln: d HuHLj ei-__’ Maida Lyons. Elaine Eakin, Linda Coleman, Lynda Skaggs. THIRD ROW: Melvin Forisha, Larry McKinney, John Kinney. Richard Jones. Esther Moody. Sandy Allen. Miss Sommerville. 'tyeUoco. Sara Potts, co-editor, and Jane Smith, assistant editor, examine a picture, while Jim Crout, co-editor, prepares a write-up for the yearbook. Frances Cooper, business manager, types up a copy sheet and Carole Bowen, assistant business manager, records an annual sale in the journal. JIM CROUT Co-editor KEVIN WILSON Photographer Kevin Wilson, photographer, shows Mike McCauley, assistant lotoqrapher, how to operate the camera. funt ufcci t te ttowf t t fiictune SARA POTTS Co-editor FRANCES COOPER Business Manager DARLENE JOHNSON Art Editor GLENTROPP Advertising Manager Darlene Johnson, art editor, and John Semple, assistant art editor, are preparing a division page for the annual. James Garner, assistant advertising manager, records an ad sale, while Glen Tropp. advertising manager, double checks the sale with his records. Speech ante cteveCofied FIRST ROW: Mary Steger, Lynda Turman, Caroline Wheeler, Sandra Winchester, Linda Thomas, Andrea Freeman. Joy Groves, Lynda White. Connie Rutledge. Rita Skaggs, Gwen Morgan. Gina Brigman, Kay Hil!, Becky Levacy, Saundra Moore. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clark, David Bradley. Charles McMahan, Mike Hoagland, Craig Gallagher, Mike McKinley. Jerry Ferguson, Sandra Davis, Jeanette Taylor. Pati Langford, Virginia Flynn. Marva Sanders. Malvern Davis. Susie Nelson. THIRD ROW: Sammy Murphy. Foster Daniels. Raymond Beggs, Lee Mayes, Jimmie Holland. Mats Ericsson. Betty Jane Parham. Dianne Walker. Jeff Emerson. Charlotte Browder. Duren Jones. Carol Cox. FOURTH ROW: Butch Burgin, Mike Harvey. David Burks, Orlando Valdes. Floyd Lowry, Mike Gary. Dan Flanery. Michael Fox, Eddie Walter, John McKee, Frances Moody, Esther Moody, Jack Brady. Ronald Marlow. Speech The aim of the Speech Club was to promote and create interest in speech activities, to improve skills in public speaking and to represent the school and community. In carrying out these aims, the members attended meetings at which they studied plays and poetry. Contestants represented our school in the Interscholastic League contests and other Speech tournaments. feAq i zC froi e z tct (H tfaC afalcttf. Speech The Speech Club is an organization open to all students currently enrolled in a speech class. The club was designed to give members an opportunity to develop their talents in the speech arts. Speech students expanded their talents through public speaking, the interpretation of poetry and prose, and the presentation of drama. The study of current events helped these students to gain a broader knowledge of world problems. Jimmy Fawcett, Orlando Valdez. David Bradley, Toni Holcombe. Betty Carroll. Linda Coleman. Janis Browning. Caludia Washburn decorated the car for the Speech Club float in the Homecoming Parade. FRONT ROW: Sara Potts. Dottie Jones. RosAnn Newcomb, Lynette Martin, Nancy Robinson, Betty Blassingame, Lana Wallcins, Sandra Braswell, Gale Pruett. Betty Carroll, Patti Albright, Linda Coleman, Claudia Washburn, Nancy Legg, Billie Ann Rutledge, Mrs. McCoy. SECOND ROW: Melanie McCoy, Carol Haynie. Suzann Preston, Janis Browning. Lynne Freeman, Carolyn Hodge. Pamela Ball. Pat Miller. Mary Middleton, Pat Terrell. Jareta Coyle. Toni Holcomb. Mary Testa. Connie Tilton. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ellison, Nancy Torbett. Nora Shelby. Judy Coffman, Rita Lievens. Julia Porter. Jeannie Beard. Enid Myers. Don Schleuse. Weldon Parlchill, Alan Neighbors. Larry McKinney. Judie Kay Huetson, Martha Malaney, Janet Louise Elmore. FOURTH ROW: Charles Clymer, Bob Rheay. James Hancock, Alan Mills, Randy Threadgill, Jimmie Nail, Lee Lawrence, Jimmy Fawcett. Chuck Pool. Mike Carson, Charles Holland. Richard Backest. 'D'uuKcUica aided in fien uHOHce. FIRST ROW: Billie Ann Rutledge, secretary; Melanie McCoy. Gale Pruett, group captain; Carol Ann Scott, clerk; Charles Clayton, treasurer; Jimmy T. James, vice president; Mary Middleton, president; Sandra Braswell. Dianne Henry, Suzanne Phillips, Lynette Martin, Sara Potts. SECOND ROW: RosAnn Newcomb. Carol Haynie, Dottie Jones. Lana Watkins, Betty Blassingame, Brenda Lane, Weldon Parkhill, Mary Manning. Lynda Redmon. Sharon Wright. Leah Stanphill. Nancy Robinson. THIRD ROW: David Burks. Terry Ball, Jim Spinks. Randy Threadgill, Albert Brown, Duane D. Gohlke. Lee Lawrence. Jim Crout, Roger Hooper, Jerry Spinks, Mrs. McCoy, sponsor. Sandra Braswell sings while a group of Thespians accompany her by humming a song about the Jackets' victory over Texarkana. Performing stunts for pep rallies is an annual activity of the Thespian Troupe. Thespians The local chapter of the National Thespian Society, Troupe 1609, had as its objective the advancement of the dramatic arts. Membership was earned by a point system, mainly in the field of acting or assisting on the stage crew. Short plays and skits were produced by the group for pep rallies and assemblies. A trip to a college production has become an annual event for the Thespians. 2.uic cuiotiUtcecC faneH tc talents. Debate The Debate Club is a select group of speech students organized for the purpose of developing forensic ability. Here, Billie Ann Rutledge, Jerry Spinks, Melanie McCoy, and Eddie Hull prepare to leave for the Sherman Tournament. Alan Neighbors. Pat Miller, Gale Pruett, Sandra Braswell, Christine Rowland, and Lynda Redmon preview magazines for articles to use in debate. 35 z upu z pe4 ycu e cut FRONT ROW: Marie Everett, Sherry Kinser, Claudia Washburn, Ellen Bryan, secretary; Eunice Carr, Mike Summers, vice president; Suzanne Mosse, treasurer; Joy Groves, Melanie McCoy, president. SECOND ROW: Mary Pat Porter, Nancy Robinson, Kay Mack, Cecelia Mull, Jane Warnner, Darlene Coonrod, Jareta Coyle. Sandra Davis. Gennie Holubik, Pat Langford. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Bergman, Mike Schirmer. Skippy Lightfoot, Joseph Krier. Jeff Emerson. Mike Carson, Marcus Dollar, Dewey Meeks. FOURTH ROW: Glen Foster. Billy Dixon, Melvin Forisha, Raymond Brown. Richard Jones, Mike Terry, John Kinney, John McKee, Mike Hoagland. FIRST ROW: Ann Hand, parliamentarian; Nancy Kemper, secretary; Enid Myers, reporter; John Freeman, president; Jerry McCurry. president; John Bengel. vice president: Mike Couch, vice president; Carolyn Miller, treasurer; Barbara McBride, secretary; Mike Miller, treasurer; Mrs. Zepeda. SECOND ROW: David Ball, Julia Smith, Sandra Winchester, Jo Beth Weldon, Carole Bowen, Charlotte Pirkle, Brenda Lane. Mary Testa. Karen Farris. Jane Scott. Billie Ann Rutledge. Bonnie Owens. THIRD ROW: Tommy Kitchens, Melba Sears! Carol Brown. Phillip Glenn. Bobby Shields. Albert Danielsen. Betty Jane Parham, Linda Kirk, Gerri Theisen. Barbara Ellis. FOURTH ROW: Lee Mayes. Mike Barnes, George Clark, Edward Arnold. John C. McKinstry, John Smith, Clark Scarborough, Wayne McGee, Jimmy Clift, Roger Townsend. Ronnie Embry. u de 4ttutcUKy otfoi freafile , FIRST ROW: Stephen Ross, Jack Knox, Butch Burgin, Craig Gallagher, Tony Levacy. Arthur Anderson, Tommy Williams, Billy Donahue, Glenn Bullock, Wylie Pirkle, Myron Brown. Mr. Caldwell. SECOND ROW: Nora Shelby. Vel Ree Dickey, Susie Nelson, Julia Porter, Carol George. Sarah Davis. Nancy Legg, Betty Blassingame, Dianne Henry, Betsy Wilson. Dieatra Parker. THIRD ROW: Ross McClaine, Jeanette Taylor, Leah Stanphill, Sharon Wright, Malvern Davis, Frances Moody, Peggy McGough, Linda White, Sandi Bishop, Tjuana Garrett, Carol Gladen, Peni Ketcham, Judy Hancock. FOURTH ROW: Mike Gary. Paul Brown. Ronnie Lewis, Barry Elmore, A-Ray Phillips, Wesley Eggleston, Rita Lievens. Connie Spence, Brenda Taylor, Linda Eldredge. FIRST ROW: Virginia Flynn, Barbara Ellison, Beverly Holland. Toni Holcomb, Mats Ericsson: president, Paul Jones; vice president. Jimmy Story; president, Tana Moore; secretary. Jimmie Holland: vice president. Jimmy Casper; parliamentarian, Kay Hill; reporter, Darlene Brown; secretary, Becky Levacy; treasurer, Janis Browning. Carolyn Badgett. Nancy Jane Robinson. SECOND ROW; Suzanne Phillips. Martha Bruno, Michael Hoffman, Ronald Marshall. Rita Skaggs. Joan Laird, Bill Slagle. Cherry Bishop. Suzette Shelton. Polly Cole, Jan Elmore. Mary Slover, Alyce Schirmer. Annette Hooper. THIRD ROW: Charles Whaley. Cheryl Conn, Dean Parker, John Miller, Tom Porter. Pat Terrell. Dianne Walker. Pat Elgin, Andrea Freeman. Jane Smith. Mrs. Zepeda, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Brewer. Raymond Brown, Lloyd Garland, John Bullock, Kenneth Potter, Jerry Neff. Butch Ross, Gwendolyn Guinn, Margaret Atkins, Linda Jo Harshaw, Brenda Lane, Charlotte Pirkle, Lorna Guinn. Voccil exfixetAcoH opened FRONT ROW: Glenda Ruth Horton, Paula Bell, Eulalia Fisher, Caroline Gazaway, Jimmy T. James, president: Gina Brigman, social chairman: Carolyn Taylor, Elizabeth Malaney, David Ball, Dwayne Jantzen, Linda Butcher, Alice Butcher, Patsy Lee Smith, Janie Baker. SECOND ROW: Carol Ann Scott, vice president; Mary Testa. Suzanne Kirkpatrick. Sherry McConnell, Susan Richard, Elizabeth (Carol) Powers, Martha Jones, Sharon Harris. Sandy Higdon, Edith Butcher. Lynda Skaggs, Peni Ketcham, Jan Elmore. Betty Jane Richerson, Ann Baker. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Fontaine, secretary-treasurer; Kitty Jones. Linda Isom, Wathena Atnip, Merle Price, Betty Harper, Pansy Pledger, Patsy Diane Smith, Ruth Atnip, Delores Kreger. Thetis Buford. Donna Crabbe. Jeanette Dyer, Allan Dale Mattingly, Kenneth Hallford, Mary Ann Viana, Mary Simms. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Gray, Janie Kirk. Carole Browder. Vicki Fontz, Dorothy DeFratus, Carolyn Neighbors, Lee Lawrence. Larry Jones, James Hancock, Shirley Mae Phillips. Beverly Shires. Linda Jo Harshaw, Linda Lenard, Carolyn Haugland. Martha Malaney. Drena Brumit, Linda Louis. FIFTH ROW: Duane D. Gohlke. pianist and parliamentarian; Richard M. Jones, Raymond Brown. Ray Frank McLinsky, Clark Scarborough, Joseph Krier. Joe Nichols, Dewey Meeks. Frank Jacobs. Billy Dixon, Mr. Roger Hanson. The mixed Chorus officers were Duane Gohlke, parliamentarian; Jo Ann Fontaine, secretary-treasurer; Carol Ann Scott, vice president; Jimmy James, president; and Gina Brigman, social chairman. Chorus Denison choral program is fast becoming a popular student activity. During the year, the students presented programs for student body assemblies, as well as PTA programs, the annual Teacher Appreciation Banquet, the Lions Club, Ki-wanis Club, Rotary Club, and various other organizations in town. The highlight of the fall semester for the select choir was the annual trip to East Texas State College, where they participated in a Christmas Carol Service. The DHS choirs have presented two special numbers at this program for the past three years. cuCtcvuzl Cecuitcf z cd e cUc neHt. Girls Chorus Spring semester found the choral group hard at work preparing for its annual trip to North Texas State University to participate in Region X University Interscholastic League Contest. When all the fruits of their labor were harvested, and the school year was drawing to a close, the students began to plan their annual end-of-school social. Sandra Braswell, student director of the girls chorus, practices directing the group in one of its selections. FIRST ROW: Carol Harkness, Claudia Washburn, Toni Holcombe. Sandra Winchester, RosAnn Newcomb. Jane Smith, Beverly Holland, Annette McHaney, Joy Groves. Mary Pat Porter; secretary. Sandra Braswell: president. Sandra Coats. Brenda Blankenship. Polly Cole, Gina Brigman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Martin. Elladean Ballou. Sheila Trout, Judy Smith. Carolyn Lowe. Jo Ann Campbell. Duren Jones; vice president, Carol Ann Scott, Terri Blalock, Judy Allen. Jane Warriner, Danna Beth Wall, Charlotte Leughlin, Mary Steger. Lorna Guinn. THIRD ROW: Joyce Spielvogel, Joy Cornelison. Penny Underwood. Nelda Ridinger, Sharon Wright, Mary Rucker, Carolyn Hodge. Kay Mack, Karen Syverson, Peggy McGough; social chairman. Barbara Ellis, Kay Hill, Becky James. FOURTH ROW: Sue Langston. Mary Jennings. Dottie Jones. Esther Moody, Frances Moody. Carolyn Campbell. Charlotte Browder, Margaret Reynolds. Margaret Atkins; parliamentarian, Carlene Weaver, Duane Gohlke; pianist, Mr. Hanson. TTfatic frciHt Aett ze6 yt(M tcC One of the important parts of the DHS marching band was its herald trumpeters. The trumpeters for 1961-62 were Nancy Legg. Skippy Lighfoot. Ronnie Brewer. Edd'e Simms, Ray Cox. and Alice Schirmer. FRONT ROW Linda White Melanie McCoy Sherry Kinser Carolyn Badgett Martha Elrod Betsy Wilson Sharon Weldon Mats Ericsson Jacqueline Joiner Susie Davis Ronnie Brewer Cathey Johnson Bernice Stewart Sharon Adams Sue Ballow Mike Hoagla«d Saundra Mofcre Sharon Carpenter Pat Bergman Andrea Freeman THIRD ROW SECOND ROW Weldon Parkhill Sandra Davis Suzanne Mosse Mary Middleton Joan Laird Robert Garoutte Betty Jane Parham Malvern Davis Annette Hooper Becky Levacy Eddie Simms Nancy Legg a tct asiocc ecC t6e uKCLyiHattoK. Danny Bruce Alan Neighbors Sloppy Lightfoot Susie Nelson Paula Elledge Kenny Porter Milce Summers Tommy Porter Kenneth Potter Shelia Elledge Pat Terrell Patti Langford Bonnie Owens FOURTH ROW Carol Brown Wayne Sims Lloyd Bergman Darlene Coonrod Darlene Brown Virginia Swan Sammy Murphy Mr. Kinser Tony Levacy Rick Bayless Dickie Davis Ronald Marlow Ross McClaine Jareta Coyle Don Schleuse Tommy Walker Janice Beard Marcus Dollar Michael Read John McKee Raymond Patrick Mike Fox Donald Brigham Mike Heatley One of the duties of the Band Council, was to help solve problems pertaining to the band as a whole. Members were Kenneth Potter. Suzanne Mosse, Shelia Elledge. Joan Laird. Weldon Parkhill, Sammy Murphy. Andrea Freeman.- Mary Middleton, Dianne Walker, Betty Jane Parham. Tony Levacy. Paula Elledge. Melanie McCoy, and Mats Ericsson. Ce uC variety - FRONT ROW: Tommy Walker, Kenneth Potter, Robert Garoutte. Weldon Parkhill. Malvern Davis, David Schirmer. SECOND ROW: Marcus Dollar, Raymond Patrick, Donald Brigham, Mike Heatley, Mike Fox. Tony Levacy. THIRD ROW: Paula Elledge, Chuck Garber Johnny Milliken. FOURTH ROW: Ross McLain, Mr. Kinser, Ronald Marlow. Tommy Walker provides background music while Tony Levacy, Paula Elledge, Weldon Parkhill, Mike Heatley, and Donald Brigham discuss music they played during the year. Stage Band Members of the Stage Band performed for various social functions during the year and enhanced our school program by performing for assemblies and Band Parents meetings. The main production of the Stage Band was Swinging High, a musical comedy. The comedy was performed by Stage Band members with other band members filling the extra roles. Stage Band cultivated an interest in and provided a rich background for modern music. Sfuncted tcoinlena added colon, to faenfrvuttattce. Sammy Murphy Joan Laird Dianne Waller Sharon Carpenter Drum Major Drum Majorette Head Ma|orette Majorettes The majorettes began the year last summer, for it was then that they began practicing their routines for the coming season. Twirling contests were entered, and those who rated highest went to the Regional Meet at TCU. Besides performing at the pep rallies and the football games, the majorettes played musical instruments in the Concert Band and designed their own costumes. ‘P'tefcanctfioK fan dote fautuCcf, FIRST ROW: Bonnie Lou Craig. Rita Morley; treasurer, Becky Moniz; president, Carolyn Hodge: song leader, Jane Warriner; song leader, Dorothy DeFratus; treasurer, Ellen Jacobs, Melba Ellison: vice president. Retha Wright, Lynda Skaggs, Carolyn Taylor, Ricky Gardner: parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Nancy Giarraputo. Barbara McBride. Linda Darling, Hazel Butcher, Carol Russell, Janie Garland. Hazel Magouirk, Linda Lattimore, Melanie Ford. Sue Campbell, Joddie Saxon. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Frances Willis, Connie Tilton, Brenda Arnold. Penny Underwood, Sue Langston, Reba Hunt, Linda Kirk. Maureen Mitchell. Norma Watson. Kayleen Slagle, Eula Short, Dianne Frazier. FIRST ROW: La Vern Holbert, Claudia Wells, Bernice Stewart; secretary. Sharon Carpenter; secretary, Elizabeth Kaney: president, Sandra Brunson; treasurer, Frances Moody: song leader, Nelda Ridinger; president, Leahray Smith: vice president and program chairman, Betty Carroll: vice president and program chairman, Carlene Weaver; song leader, Martha Malaney; parliamentarian, Betty Jean Richardson, Cheryl McKee. Becky James, Linda Kennon. SECOND ROW: Tina O'Donnell, Patti Albright, Janelle Waldrop, Sheryl Armor, Gina Brigman, Sheila Trout, Darlene Johnson, Janelle Atkins, Pat Elgin, Edith Butcher, Mary Ann Viana, Margaret Gattis, Thetis Buford, Martha Jones. THIRD ROW: Paula Elledge, Julia Porter. Mary Rucker; secretary, Shirley Taylor, Judy Metcalf, Alice Parsons, Dorothy Shearin, Alta Young, Sue Hunt, Judy Nicholas, Linda Louis. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Stubblefield, Barbara Bullock, Ann Gay Reed, Sheila Derichsweiler, Rita Sweeney, Julia Green, Carol Spencer, Carolyn Haugland, Melba Ann Ramey, Nola Ciaccio, Nadine Stapp. 'iefatto t4£ifc cCe KtutcC Future Homemakers of America Toward New Horizons, the motto of the Future Homemakers of America, expresses the purpose of the organization. FHA activities developed social qualities and promoted better home life for members and their families. The red rose, the FHA flower, is symbolic of vibrant glowing health, which contributes to efficiency in home and group life. Learning to live better today will motivate richer home life for tomorrow. Sharon Gray. Shirley Slawson, Sharon James. Judy Huetson. and Barbara Lewis prepared this team for the Annual Staff. FIRST ROW: Claudette Gainer, Barbara Metcalf, Maurine Johnson. Brenda Bell, parliamentarian; Judy Allen, treasurer; Betty Blassingame. vice president; Sarah Davis. Gale Pruett, president: Dianne Henry, president; Elizabeth Malaney, Pat McEuin. president; Sandra Coats. Charlotte Laughlin, song leader; Barbara Lewis. SECOND ROW: Linda Stringfellow, Billie Frances Knight. Ruth Anderson. Jo Ann Waldrop. Lynne Freeman, treasurer; Carol Brown, parliamentarian; Sue Cheek, Jane Smith, Carol Wayne, secretary; Carol Gladen. song leader; Barbara Hutcheson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Willis, sponsor; Jo Beth Weldon. Darlene Coonrod. Cecelia Mull. Suzanne Kirkpatrick. Linda Baker. Elaine Sanders. Marva Sanders, Lou Ann Carmack, Charlotte Browder. Mrs. Stubblefield, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Connie Rutledge, secretary; Kay Mack, song leader; Frances Cooper, Shirley Battles. Charlotte Shearer. Carlene Newsom. Shirley Phillips, Sara Potts, vice president: Judy Coffman. FIFTH ROW: Carol Haynie, Sharon Wright, song leader; Martha Bruno. Linda Eldredge. Shirley Ford. Janie Kirk, song leader; Tana Moore, vice president; Jacqueline Joiner. Elizabeth (Carol) Powers, Patsy Smith. Sheila Elledge. parliamentarian; Pat Shearin. Saundra Moore. StUicatiaK fawui a facutctatioK fa% Ctfa FRONT ROW: Nancy Robinson, secretary; Mary Hoedebeck. social chairman; Elladean Ballou, yearbook chairman; Frances Cooper, scrapbook chairman; Darlene Coonrod, projects chairman; Sandra Braswell, president; Jim Crout, parliamentarian; Carolyn Lowe, treasurer; Linda White, program chairman: Dottle Jones, vice president: Carol Cox. librarian; Dieatra Parker. Sue Nelson. SECOND ROW: Carol Harkness, Elizabeth Malaney, Carol Gladen, Jeanette Taylor. Ellen Bryan. Sherry Kinser, Carolyn Taylor, Melanie McCoy, Barbara McBride. Mary Simms. THIRD ROW: Virginia Flynn. Suzanne Phillips. Mary Testa. Larry McKinney, Charlotte Pirkle, Carolyn Miller, Carole Bowen, Martha Malaney. Nancy Legg. Raymond Brown. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lola Mae Stevens, sponsor; Martha Bruno. Judy Hancock, Esther Moody. Mary Middleton. Jeannie Beard. Betsy Wilson, Lana Watkins. Gerri Theisen. Annette Hooper. The officers of FTA for this year were Linda White, program chairman. Nancy Robinson, secretary: Sandra Braswell, president: Dottie Jones, vice president; Carolyn Lowe, treasurer: and Jim Crout. parliamentarian. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America is a club designed to give pre-vocational experience to those pupils planning to enter the teaching field and to provide members with experiences to develop the qualities and aptitudes basic to successful teaching. Forty-five members took part in biweekly meetings in which programs dealing with teaching interests were given. Future Teachers elected a sweetheart and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade for the first time. Members of the club attended the District V FTA Convention at NTSU in 'Tftocte'ut fctswuHfy £o Cette (totup. Future Farmers of America By studying the new and scientific methods of farming, the Future Farmers of America learn to use equipment and ideas new to the farming industry. Learning how to identify grains, to recognize soil samples, and to use fertilizers profitably was a part of the program of the club. Each year, members attend the State Fair of Texas and elect a sweetheart who represents their club in the Homecoming Parade and the District FFA Queen Contest. Future farmers are not only interested in farming but also in the development of leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Billy Sexton, Royce Anderson, and Eugene Wilson mix and sack a special blend of different feeds used in fattening steers for the spring Livestock show at Loy Park. FRONT ROW: Billy Ray Sexton, sentinel: Mike Blount, reporter: Eugene Wilson, parliamentarian: Bobby Schnitker. secretary: Bobby Lazenby. historian; Royce Anderson, president: Jim Pearson, vice president: Tim McKee, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Steve Cook, Bill Brown. Tom Morgan. Dennis Bachman, Bob Rheay. Mike McBride. Robert Dutton, Richard Shaffer, Larry Stinson. THIRD ROW: John Richards, Rex Carter, Jerry Nicholas. Buddy Staley, Gene Short, Jimmy Bates. Edwin Williams. Ronnie Ross, Jerry Snow. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Knight, sponsor; Arville Eakin, Glenn Shearer. John Waldrop. Randle Tune. Lee Wilson. Carl Tempelmeyer. Billy Richerson. l oc tioK C cctccc tcoK fr'iefea'ieA FRONT ROW: Darlene Smith, historian; Shirley Schnitker, secretary; Maida Lyons, parliamentarian; Wayne Conner, treasurer: Gary Backest. president; Jerry McAden. vice president; James Green, reporter; Gail Smith, photographer; Libby Nix. SECOND ROW: Homer Edwards, Betty Nix, Marcell Neasbitt, Sandi Carpenter, Paula Ownby, Sandy Carr, Virginia Kelly, Miss Clarke, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Roger Pearson. Joe Everett. Cecil Robertson, Dickie Harlow. Kenneth Turman, Arthur Brinkley, Carl Parkey, Steve Jolly. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Hess. Ricky Fuller. Johnnie Fields, Homer Beard, Jim Everett, Doyle Armor. Jimmy Clement. Darlene Smith and Marcell Neasbitt prepare the DE Scrapbook to enter in district competition. Distributive Education Distributive Education, a club composed of those students interested in learning retail salesmanship, allows students to get necessary training in downtown stores. By taking required courses at school in the morning and working in the afternoon at a business establishment, the student receives valuable experience in the field of retailing. The DE program is successful largely through the co-operation of local merchants. The highlight of the year was the Annual Employer-Employee Banquet. frvi u e£uC etHfiCayrtteitt' Metal Trades The Metal Trades shop, a member of VIC, is one of the many facilities our school offers for advancement in occupational training. The boys who took Metal Trades learned to weld, to operate lathes, and to use other machines. Each member worked on a required project and chose an elective project to complete the year's work. Officers of the club attended state meetings, and the members competed in district and regional competition. The Metal Trades program promoted leadership, civic welfare, charity, and fellowship. John Runnels and David Smith operate a surface grinder in the Metal Trades building, while Jerry Huckaby receives instruction from Mr. Corthron on the operation of the universal grinder. FRONT ROW: Wade Browder, sgt. at arms: Thomas Whitley, treasurer; Billy Ruth, vice president; Jim May. reporter; Jerry Huckaby. secretary; David Smith, president. SECOND ROW: James Taylor, Winston F. Ricketts, Eddie Rader, Wayne Mabary, Arvil Reynolds, James Atwell, Billy Steen, James Cockrill. THIRD ROW: Mr. V. O. Corthron, instructor; John Runnels, James Lively, Douglas Baker, Sammy Beam, Marlin Cobb, Thomas Criger. Julian Sampson. ca-ofienotive 4ttitucCe , FRONT ROW: Hazel Magouirk, president; Judy Owens, president: Janie Kirk, secretary; Patsy Sampson, reporter; Carlene Weaver, vice president; Dorothy Christman, secretary; JoAnne Bentley, treasurer; Betty Steward, sgt. at arms; Glenda Jones, vice president; Vonna Ramey, photographer; Dianne Phillips, sgt. at arms; Frances Ganter. treasurer; Sue Campbell, reporter; Mrs. Gaddy, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Nola Ciaccio, Linda Rainer, Carolyn Matlock, Joyce Beal, Carol Wayne, Nancy Weger, Vada Russell, Barbara Short, lola Jo Backest, Leta Gaines, Elaine LaFreniere, Margie Morris. TfHIRD ROW: Barbara Ann Meek, Linda Moon, Kay Smith, Brenda Kebert, Mary Scibek, Sharon Custer, Mary Ann Witherspoon, Dianne Frazier, Joyce Baugh, Donna Armor, Sharon Terrell, Delores Staley. To improve their skills in cosmetology Dianne Frazier gives a permanent; Janie Kirk shampoos a customer's hair; Mary Witherspoon practices lash dyeing: and Barbara Short sets a customer’s hair. Cosmetology The cosmetology department was organized in our school in 1945 with forty students; since that time hundreds of girls have been trained in the art of beauty care. The girls trained for three hours per day for two years and attended classes the other three hours. They learned the principles of beauty care, hair styling, and the latest methods of permanent waving. After they completed the two years of training, the girls went to Austin to take the State Board Examination to become licensed beauticians. z tcC ettltyfaettecC Industrial Cooperative Training The purpose of Industrial Co-operative Training is to prepare high school students for useful employment in occupations of their choice. Through the cooperation of local merchants and industrial firms, interested students are allowed to acquire training and experience in their desired field and attain a high school education at the same time. ICT students are provided with a better chance to get a job and are prepared for their vocations after graduation. Wayne McGee, reporter; Joyce Jones, secretary; Philip May, vice president; Norma Millican, president; Larry Henderson, treasurer; and Billy Wasden, sergeant at arms, were the officers of VIC, ICT Chapter 26. They stand behind the symbols representing their offices. FIRST ROW: Norma Millican, president; Eddie Fisher, assistant reporter; Larry Henderson, treasurer; Wayne McGee, reporter; Billy Wasden. sergeant at arms; Phillip Steelman, assistant treasurer; Joyce Jones, secretary and sweetheart; Philip May, vice president. SECOND ROW: Patricia Sons, Johnny Mitchell. Jimmie Carl Allen, Larry Neasbitt, Larry T. Jacobs, Robert McAlister, James Haning. Barbara Ann Mosse. THIRD ROW: Howard Backest, Charles Maret, Douglas Bush, Billy Ross, Jimmy Neff, Roger McWilliams, Pete Nicholas. Mr. Lovelace. - The course gave special training in the use of dictionaries to improve vocabulary. Speed tests were given to improve reading speed and comprehension. Study Skills Individual study, note taking, and outlining daily time budgets were emphasized as the best ways to develop personal study habits which are the key to a successful student. Study Skills was an experimental class at DHS this year. The purpose of the class was to direct students in forming more effective study habits and to encourage parents to provide the proper environment for study. Classroom Snaps Eddie Weger and Eddy Begey put the final touch to a desk before it was sprayed. This was one of the many projects of the boys during the year. Two of Mrs. Sitz's fifth period students. Charlotte Pirkle and Tony Levacy. practiced weighing chemicals on the analytical balance. The balance, used for precision weighing, was new in the Science Department this year. The Commercial Department was one of the largest departments in school with approximately 300 students attending classes daily. Here one of Mrs. Johnson's typing classes is practicing the proper method of constructing letters. Howdy Dance Old friends became reacquainted and met new ones at the Howdy Dance this year. A new type of dancing party, the mixer, was introduced by a trained dance couple. A Yearly Chore Remember picture taking time? Boy! Was the annual staff glad to get through with that job, although the students enjoyed missing a few classes to get their pictures made. Prom The most exciting event of the year is the prom, which is the highlight of our school year socially. The Juniors had the task of decorating the gym; and when prom night finally arrived, the Seniors enjoyed their last social event at DHS. Pep Rally So, Jackets, Win District! was the yell at the pep rally preceding the Denison-Sherman game. Using black and gold pom poms and making signs to support the Jackets, the student body boosted spirit of the Jackets to win the district and bidistrict titles. Y-Teen Recognition Service As a part of the Annual Recognition Service, a group of Y-Teens presented the play, Children of the Inn. This scene from the play shows Abiathar (Lana Watkins) with his wife Rachel (Sandra Braswell) and his children, Miriam (Lynette Martin) and Isaacs (Betty Carroll), greeting the three wise men, Susie Nelson, Dottie Jones, and Andrea Freeman. The play showed the true spirit of Christmas when Miriam, the crippled girl, walked again after seeing the Christ Child in the manger. Happy Holidays was the wish of the Senior Class to the lower class-men at the Senior Holiday Party. Dancing and other good entertainment provided enjoyment for the guests. This picture shows Jeff Emerson and Dianne Walker entertaining the group with a drum-piano combo. Senior Holiday Party 55 7 ze£esi 'ieC ztio t4 csieate uttdenAfruttUttfy. Y-Teen Mother's Council The Y-Teen Mother's Council aided the Y-Teens in many projects this year. Mothers attended the Mother-Daughter Banquet as guests of honor, made ties for Recognition Service, chaperoned the Manless Dance, and, as shown here, made corsages for Neewollah. PTA Executive Committee The responsibility of an effective parent-teacher organization in our school lies with the PTA Executive Committee. Members of the committee planned an effective program for the year. One of the most popular programs was the back-to-school night for parents, which more than three hundred people attended. PTA Back-to-School Night The PTA sponsored a back-to-school night for the first time this year. The parents were given a copy of the child's schedule and attended five-minute classes. Parents became familiar with their child's school environment and their teachers. This program promoted a better understanding of parent-student life. 56 7 tai tecC fiewwtel tuzi tt zi ted z t vuCen£ f Custodians Mr. Ramsey, Mr. Carr, Mrs. Coffin, and Mr. Potts kept the building in order and repair. Bus Drivers Mr. Amos, Mr. Haskins, Mr. Gunter, Mr. Waldrop, Mr. Lee, foreman of maintenance; Mr. Page, Mr. Earnheart. Mr. Simms. Mr. Fisher. Mr. Clountz, Mr. Earnheart, and Mr. Beckham, director of maintenance, drove the buses and took care of all maintenance projects. Cafeteria Workers Mrs. McCamant, Mrs. McClung. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Munn, Mrs. Potts, and Mrs. Hart served lunches to an average of 250 students daily. 57 exc icutye frxo ftote4 a, catc cecC euwiCcC Exchange Student Phillip Shaffer and Sue Fehr explained to Mats Ericsson that the top shown in the picture symbolized the Howdy Party, a mixer, which was held at the beginning of the year. 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'.. ■' s;' - ti; _ ACT II Personalities 59 MOST FRIENDLY Tommy Hilton Sharon James MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Andrea Freeman MOST HUMOROUS Mary Middleton Weldon Parlchill MOST VERSATILE June Taul Joe Parmley t£e Sencox 0tcu4, MOST ORIGINAL Orlando Valdes Melanie McCoy MOST DEPENDABLE Phillip Shaffer Lana Wafkins MOST CO-OPERATIVE Jimmy James Jonnie Miller Neewollah KING JEFF EMERSON AND QUEEN DIANNE WALKER The annual coronation of the Neewollah King and Queen was held on the Friday preceding Halloween. The King and Queen were elected from the nominations for the Royal Court by students casting their ballots at a penny per vote. The gymnasium was decorated in the traditional Halloween fashion for the event. Following the coronation of the King and Queen, the court was entertained by skits performed by students and a dance afterwards. THE NEEWOLLAH COURT FRONT ROW: John Bengel, Pat Miller. Christine Rowland. Lana Watkins, Andrea Freeman, Melanie McCoy, Jimmy James. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Lowe. Jerry Spinks, Jim Spinks, John Semple, and James Gattis. Varsity Students Academic Awards were given for the first time at Denison High School in 1959. Denison was one of the first five schools in the United States to have an Academic Awards Program. Sweater winners were selected from students who had citizenship and subject grades of 90 or above and made the highest scores on competitive examinations given in the various subjects. The sweaters were given to winners in the annual Awards Assembly in May. Seniors receiving awards were Melanie McCoy. English; Jim Spinks, chemistry: Andrea Freeman, chemistry; Carolyn Lowe, math; Lana Watkins, history; James Gattis, math; and Jimmy James, English. 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Durant 0 McKinney 28 Gainesville 23 Greenville 6 Texarkana 6 Mesquite 6 Garland 6 Denton 8 Highland Park 6 Sherman 0 By-district Texarkana 7 Denison........... 42 Denison........... 21 Denison............ 6 Denison............ 6 Denison............ 7 Denison............13 Denison............ 7 Denison........... 14 Denison............12 Denison............ 0 play Denison............20 David Smith tackles Highland Park's halfback. Jim Tatum, as John Kinney closes in from the outside. Glen Bullock Guard David Burks Quarterback Wesley Eggleston Center John Freeman Guard TfeMacv f zc6et defeated WW 7-6. Gary Gaines, Halfback Mike Harvey, End Garry Holt, Center Mike Jordan, Fullback David Smith, (No. 40) Gary Holt, (No. 50) Larry Stinson, (No. 85) and Randy Aldridge. (No. 62) make sure this Garland Owl does not pick up the attempted yardage. John Kinney, Tackle Charles Knowles, Guard Ronnie Lewis, End Charles Lindley, Tackle 'tyMow coftfiecC c-cUafruct Ronnie Mathews End John McKinstry Tackle Mike Miller Halfback Jimmie Nail Fullback John Bengel (No. II) and David Smith (No. 40) prepare to tackle an unidentified Sherman player. The game ended in an 0-0 stalemate. Jerry Neff Halfback Joe Parmley Quarterback Tommy Perrin Fullback Donnie Pugh Guard Bill Rowland Halfback title cuitH 20-7 cuck oven Tommy Sampson Halfback Phillip Shaffer Halfback Fred Scofield Tackle David Smith Halfback Mike Terry End Eddie Weger Halfback John Whiting Guard Dwayne Wortham End Larry Stinson End Eddie Weger (No. 22), halfback, was tripped up after making short yardage in the Mesquite game which Denison won 13-6. s4Cl t£e cvay, fay tea t, t e caayf FRONT ROW: Honorable mention: Phillip Shaffer, Garry Holt, John Bengel. SECOND ROW: First team: David Smith, Larry Stinson, and John Whiting. Second team: Randy Aldridge. Ronnie Matthews, Mike Jordan. Roger Hooper. Roger Hunt, and Jim Spinks were managers for the Mighty Jackets. All-District Selections for All-district football honors were made by ballots cast by coaches of District 7-4A. The eleven players receiving the greatest number of votes were placed on the team. Three Yellow Jackets were chosen for the first team, three for the second team, and three were named for honorable mention. David Smith was also named on the All-state third team. nta e otef Golf The Golf team started its matches in the spring. A tentative schedule with all schools in our district, 7AAAA, was played on a home-and-home basis. This year for the first time, two four men teams were entered in the district tournament held on the North Texas University Golf Course in April. Last year Denison finished three strokes behind Denton and one stroke behind Garland to finish third in the District. Dwight Nevil was the defending medalist in the District meet. After winning the district last year, Dwight finished third in the regional play off. Varsity golf team for this year was Charles Clayton, Alan Mills, Charles Clymer. and Captain Dwight Nevil. Andy Tignor, Alan Mills, Charles Clymer, fdcuf fcUlf FRONT ROW: Johnny Onstot, Tommy Hilton, Garry Wilburn, Joe Parmley. Mike Morgan, Royce Gay. SECOND ROW: Jerry Spinks, Don Weaver, Ronnie Mathews. Steve Ross. Paul Brown, Jimmy Pearson, Bill Rowland, Coach Zellar. Paul Brown. Joe Parmley, Johnny Onstot. Tommy Hilton, Steve Ross. Jiwynv Pearson. Ronnie Matthews, Bill Rowland, and Royce Gay were the returning Baseball lettermen. Baseball Batter Up! is the yell that calls DHS's spirited baseball team into action. Practice began for the baseball team in February, and the season will continue into the summer months. There were nine returning letter-men who added to the team's hopeful possibilities. In District 7AAAA competition, DHS played Sherman, Denton, Highland Park and Garland. tyet recuUf — et — 90 Track The track team began this year with seven returning lettermen as the backbone of the team. During the 1961 season, the relay team won the Rose Relays in Tyler and went to the state meet in Austin. Jumping hurdles, throwing the shot put, high jumping, broad jumping, pole vaulting, and running regular track events make the track competition beneficial to the boys. Track is especially helpful to the backfield of next year's football team in that it develops the running and driving abilities of the participants. Track Lettermen for the 1961 season were Larry Stinson. Phillip Shaffer. Roger Hunt, Ronnie Lewis. John Bengel, Mike Jordan, and Glen Bullock. FRONT ROW: Larry Stinson. Roger Hunt. Tim McKee. Ronnie Lewis. Glen Bullock. John Bengel. SECOND ROW: Larry Jones. Hal Malone. Bill Rowland. Charles Knowles. Jackie Griffin. THIRD ROW: Eddy Griggs. Charles Holland. Ronnie Vest, Mike Couch, Jack Knox, Tommy Williams. Vtct vuff 1 tetany f oun, cny. Michael Barnes Forward Royce Gay Guard Tommy Hilton Guard Second Team All-District 7- 7- 7 Mike McKinley Guard John Onstot Forward Donald Weaver Forward Mike Morgan Center All-District Honorable Mention Managers for A and B-teams Basketball this year were David Bradley, Dean Parker, and Jimmy Williams. Jimmie Nail Center GIRLS Judy Hughs and Mary Ann Witherspoon wait to get the ball after Lynn Wilson jumps the tie-ball with Duncanville's No. 33. Lou Ann Carmack Co-Captain; Guard 94 Laura Cullom Guard Julia Green Guard Ann Hand Forward k Mary Sue Hoedebeck Guard Judy Hughs Forward Brenda Whiffed Guard Lynn Wilson Co-Captain; Forward Mary Ann Witherspoon Forward Dieatra Parker Manager __________________________i 4 Aw Barbara Short Forward Linda Snyder Forward Evelyn Sturtevant Forward Brenda Taylor Guard Gerry Theisen Guard Leah Stanphill Assistant Manager 95 FRONT ROW: Terry Linsteadt, Richard Backesf. Charles Griffin. SECOND ROW: John Bullock. Jerry McCurry, Charles Rams As John Bullock endeavors to raise Denison's score two points. Terr and Charles Rains wait for the rebound. B-Team Basketball Make that basket is a familiar sound of the B-team basketball games, which were played preceding the A-team games. In order to have a winning team, the boys practiced diligently to improve their shooting and rebounding accuracy. Their aim was to improve their skills so they could participate on the varsity squad. They took part in the Richardson Tourney, in practice games with neighboring towns, and in District 7-4A competition. 96 Smw . , . p zc6et . . . FRONT ROW: Mike McKinley. Chuck Pool. Charles Rains. Jerry McCurry. Terry Linsteodt, Dennis Parten. SECOND ROW: Mike Couch, Larry Gillard. Jimmy Casper. Hal Malone, Gene Cessnun, Jimmy Story. THIRD ROW: John Bullock. Larry Perrin. Jack Knox. Billy Richerson, Backest. Tommy Kitchens. FOURTH .ROW: Lee Mayes. Charles Holland. Richard Neal, Arville Eakin. Alvin Jones. Ronnie Vest, Duane Coulter. FIFTH ROW: Charles Griffin. Ronnie Embry. Stephen Ross. Donald Weaver. Tim McKee. Mike Barnes. Eddie Woyewodzic. Jack Brady. SIXTH ROW: Coach Zellar, Coach Snowden, and the managers. Bob Shires. Myron Brown, and David Bradley. B-Team Cheerleaders were Judy Coffman, Mary Pat Porter, Lorna Gwen. Pam Ball, and Lynda Turman. B-Team Football Those participating in B-Team football were the boys training for the Varsity Squad. They practiced hard on blocking and increasing their running skill. Games were played against teams in the 74A District each Thursday night. The boys strove to attain good sportsmanship at all times and worked hard for a more successful Yellow Jacket team. 97 Over t e tctf FRONT ROW: Eddie Hull, Ronnie Melton, Chester Walker, Bill Knight. SECOND ROW: Arthur Phillips. Gene Crout, Douglas Burleson. Bobby Clay. THIRD ROW: Phillip Emerson, Charles McMahan, George DeLong, Larry Long. Tennis A desire to win is one of the main qualities demanded of the twelve boys who compose our tennis team. Much sacrifice is demanded of each player. He must be willing to make tennis his main sport and maintain a B average in grades. The goal of the tennis program is to develop good tennis players along with sportsmanship, character, and honesty. In the fall, the emphasis was on developing ground strokes, services, and net work. The second semester, the team concentrated on match play. The tennis team played Highland Park, Garland, Denton, and Sherman in the District Tournament at North Texas State University in May. 98 , •V;V - : i , CV. ;| '■ 'Mfrfr. ! .•.,. V-l'.VP-Vcf «? VT- 50 CAST Classes m te’-y.' iii SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jimmie Holland Joy Groves Linda Bullard Mike McKinley 100 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sophomores Albright. Laurie Albright, Patti Allen. Judi Anderson. Arthur Anderson. Jerry Ard. Tim Armor, Sheryl Arnold, Brenda Arnold, Edward Atkins. Janelle Atkins. Tom Atkins. Wynelle Atnip. Ruth Atnip. Wathena Avery. James s4 t acttve fiant t t Bachman. Dennis Backest, Richard Baker, Ann Baker. Jack Baker. Janie Baker. Linda Ball. David Ball, Pamela Battles. Shirley Beard, Janice Beggs. Raymond Bell. Brenda Bergman, Lloyd Beugler. David Bishop, Cherry Bishop. Sandi Blackburn. Ann Blalock. Terri Blankenship. Brenda Bradley. David 101 Sophomores Brewer. Ronnie Brigman, Gina Browder. Charlotte Browder. Locke Carole Brown. Bill Brown. Darlene Brown. Myron Brumit, Drena Bruno. Martha Brunson. Sandra Bryan. Ellen Buford. Thettis Bullard. Linda Bullock, John Bullock. Merle kccu frUendA, ptecv frzce . tccu teac6en6. Burgin. Butch Bush. Glynn Butcher. Edith Butcher. Hazel Butcher. Linda Carr, Eunice Casper, Jimmy Cessnun, Gene Cheek, Sue Cherry, Gerald Clark, Pat Clay. Bobby Clift. Jimmy Coats. Sandra Cobb. Bob Cockerham. Ray Cockrill, James Coffman. Judy Cole. Polly Conditt. Allen Sophomores Condon. Luann Conn. Cheryl Conner. Ricky Cook. Steve Coonrod. Darlene Cornelison. Joy Couch. Mike Coulter, Duane Cox. Ray Coyle, Jareta Criger, Thomas Daniels, Foster Danielson, Albert Darling, Linda Davis, Sandra t t c6ool zt6£etcc , Davis. Susan Delashmutt. Brant DeLong. George Dixon. Billy Dollar. Marcus Dooley. Lloyd Dorr. Donna Draper. Kay Eakin. Arville Eldredge. Linda Elgin, Pat Ellis. Barbara Elmore. Jan Carolyn Elmore. Janet Louise Elrod. Martha Embry. Jeanie Emerson. Phillip England. James Everett, Marie Fawcett. Jimmy 103 Sophomores Fisher. Eulalia Fitzjarrell. Mike Flynn, Virginia Fontz, Vicki Ford. Shirley Fosier. George Fox, Michael Fulce, Talmadge Gainer, Claudette Gallagher, Craig Garland. Lloyd Garrett, Tjuana Gary, Mike Gattis, Margaret Gazaway. Caroline a tteov ft zsie ddaCaAtic tc£teve H€ tt, 104 George, Carol Giles, Charles Gillard, Larry Gilley. Bobby Lee Gladen. Carl Glenn, Phil Goldsberry, Fred L. Goldston, Alice Goode. Tommy Graham, Don Griffin, Charles Griggs, Eddy Groves, Joy Guinn, Lorna Haas, Robert Hale. Michael Hancock. James Michael Hand, Ann Hardy. Sandra Harper, Betty Sophomores Harris, Sharon Haugland, Carolyn Heatley. Jimmy Hill. Kay Hite, Merle Hoagland, Milce Hodges. Dale Hoffman, Michael Holcombe. Toni Holland. Charles Austin Holland. Jimmie Holland. Milce Holubile, Gennie Hooper. Ronald Horton. Glenda Ruth cAeeniwp t e ta uict ity, Hughes, Frances Hutcheson. Barbara Isom, Linda Kay Jacob, Frank J. James. Becky Jantzen, Lowell Johnson, Maurine Johnson. Tommy Joiner, Jacqueline Jones, Alvin R. Jones, KiMy Jones. Larry Jones. Martha Jones, Paul Kennon. Linda Ketcham. Peni Kinser. Sherry Lynn Kirby, Gary Kirkpatrick, Suzanne Kitchens. Tommy 105 Sophomores Knight, Billie Knox, Jack Kolba. Diane Kreger, Delores Jean Krier, Joseph Lance, David Langford. Pati Laughlin. Charlotte Legg. Nancy Lenard. Linda Lee Lessly, Freddy Levacy, Becky Lewis. Barbara Lievens. Rita Lightfoot, Skippy cU enent 106 Linsteadt. Terry Louis, Linda Mack, Kay Malone. Hal Malone, Mervin Mapel, Joyce Ann Mapel, Norma Jean Marlow. Ronald Marshall, Ronald Martin, Gary Matthess, Jimmy May, Richard Mayes, Lee Mayo, Jimmie Bryant McAdoo, Ronnie McBride, Barbara McCasland, Michael McClaine, Ross McConnell. Sherry McCurry, Jerry Sophomores McGregor, Charles McKee. Cheryl McKee. John McKinley, Mike McLinsky, Ray Frank McMahan. Charles McMillin, Sammy Meeks. Dewey Metcalf, Barbara Metcalf, Judy Miller, Jack Mitchell, Mauree Moore, Jimmy Moore. Nelda Moore. Sandra t e tfaulC a 'D' S, Moore, Tana Moreland, Edna Morgan, Tom Mosse. Suzanne Mulkey, Ronnie Mull. Cecelia Nail, Jimmie Neal. Richard Nicholas. Jerry Nicholas, Joe Nicholas, Judy Oaks. Karyl O'Bar, Bill Oster, Eugenia Parker. Dean Parr, Michael Parten, Dennis Patrick. Raymond Patton, Marti Paul, Ray 107 Sophomores Peddycoart, Garry Perkins. Johnny Perrin. Larry Phillips. Shirley Pirkle, Dubbie Pool. Chuck Porter. Mary Pat Porter. Tom Potter. Kenneth Powers. Carol Price, Paula Rains. Charles Ramey, Melba Reed. Ann Gay Reed. Dave cCewCafutty a afiontenttuta uft. 108 Reynolds, Arvil Reynolds. Larry Reynolds, Margaret Rice. Sarah Richards. John W., Jr. Richerson. Betty Jean Richerson. Billy Ricketts. Winston Robinette, Danny Ross. Ronnie Rucker. Mary Rutledge. Connie Sanders. Elaine Sanders. Marva Scarborough. Clark Schirmer, David Schirmer. Mike Schleuse. Donald Schulz. Ronald Scott, Jane Sophomores Shearin. Pat Shelby, Nora Shelton. Suzzette Shields, G. W. Shipley, Sandra Sue Shires. Bob Short. Gene Simms, Eddie Simms. Mary Sims. Wayne Skaggs, Rita Slagle. Bill Smith, Julia Smith, Mary Dell Smith, Patsy Dianne 4c6aol ctf6Cetic f Snyder. Linda Spencer. Carol Ann Spradlin, Donna Stapleton, James Stapp, Joyce Nadine Steen. George Steger, Mary Story. Jimmy Stringfellow. Linda Sturtevant. Evelyn Summers. Mike Sutterfield. Cheryl Swann, Virginia Sweeney. Rita Swink. Louise Syverson, Karen Taylor. Jeanette Terrell. Pat Theisen, Gerri Thomas, Dennis 109 Sophomores Thomas, Linda Sue Thomason, Bob Thompson, Laquetta Tilton, Connie Townsend, Roger Turman, Lynda Underwood, Penny Vest. Ronnie Viana, Mary Ann Waldrop, Janell Waldrop. Jo Ann Walker, Glenn Walker. Tom Ward, Dave Warriner, Jane cutcC moat aCC fo frctune no Washburn, Claudia Watson, Mary Lee Wedding, Sue Weightman. William Weldon, Sharon Wesl. Shirlee Whaley, Charles Wheeler, Caroline Williams, Jimmy Williams, Tommy Willyerd. Delores J. Wilson. Betsy Wilson. Eugene Wilson, Jess Wilson, Lee Wright, Marilyn Wright, Retha Young. Alta JUNIOR CUSS OFFICERS John Freeman Ronnie Lewis Dianne Henry David Burks President Vice president Secretary Treasurer 'ftyolctiny uHft ifrutt o ice ck clufk. Juniors Adams, Sharon Anderson, Royc© Anderson. Ruth Ann Armer, Wayne Armor, Donna Atkins, Margaret Backest, Howard Backest. lola Jo Badgett, Carolyn Baker, Leonard Barns, Mike Baugh, Joyce Beard. Homer Bengel. John Blount. Mike Bolton, Bob Bowen, Carole Brackett, Bonita Brady, Jack Brinkley. Arthur Browder, Wade Brown. Carol Brown. Paul Brown. Raymond Browning. Janis Bruce, Danny Bryant, David Buliock, Glen Burks, David Burleson, Doug 112 t6e £on, t£e 'P'uwt, Juniors Campbell, Carol Campbell, Jo Ann Carpenter, Sandra Carr, Sandra Clark, George Clayton, Charles Clement, Jimmy Clymer, Charles Cobb, Marlin Conely, Bill Crabbe. Donna Craig. Bonnie Lou Crawford. Louise Cullom, Laura Dashner, Fred Davis, Dickie Davis, Malvern Davis. Sarah DeFratus, Dorothy Derichsweiler, Sheila Dickey. Dennis Donahue, Billy Dowdrick. Larry Drinnon, Lois Dutton, Robert Dyer, Jeanette Edwards, Homer Eggleston. Wesley Elledge, Paula Ellison, Barbara aelCuty cu4 tto t and frio puzeH6 at t£e faotdaU pa tte6. Juniors Elmore, Barry Embry, Ronnie English, Darlene Everett, Jimmie Everett, Joe Farris, Karen Fields, Johnnie Fisher, Eddie Foley, Carolyn Fontaine, Jo Ann Foster, Glen Frazier. Sheila Dianne Freeman. John Freeman, Lynne Gaddis, Gene Gardner, Ricky Garland, Janie Garner. James Garroutte, Robert Garvin, Roger Giarraputo, Nancy Gill. Dave Goins, Robert Greene. David Griffin, Jackie Griffin. Paul Hallford, Kenneth Hammond, B. V. Harris, Linda Harshaw, Linda frw t e f zc6et at events, Juniors Harvey. Judy Hauschild, Francie Haynie, Carol Henry, Dianne Hess. Jerry Higdon, Sandy Hill, Jim Bob Holland, Beverly Hooper, Annette Hull, Eddie Hunn, Ronald Hunt, Reba Jacobs, Donna Jacobs. Ellen Johnson, Cathy Jones, Duren Jordan, Mike Kaney, Elizabeth Kebert, Brenda Kelley, Loyd Kelly, Virginia Kemper, Nancy Kirk, Linda King, Jeanie Lamoreaux, Tommy Langston, Sue Lazenby, Bobby Levacy, Tony Lewis, Ronnie (Mo.) Logan, John t o4e cU icuCt Juniors Long, Larry Malaney, Martha Maples. David Maret, Charles Eugene Marsh, Charles Martin, Ronald Martin, Tommy Matlock, Carolyn Matthews, Ronnie Mattingly, Alan Maxwell, Ann Catherine Maxwell, Bobby May. Philip Mayo. Pat McBride, Mike McCauley, Mike McGee, Wayne McGough, Peggy McGuire, Delbert McHaney. Annetta McKee, Timothy McKinstry, John Means, Wanda Meek, Barbara Ann Melson, Ellen Miller, Mike Miller, Pat Milliken, Johnny Mitchell. Johnny Moniz, Becky 77t Ut 7e4t6, Juniors Monroe, Bobby Moody, Frances Moon, Linda Morgan, Gwen Morley. Rita Morris, Margie Myers, Donna Myers, Enid Neasbitt, Larry Neff, Jerry Neff, Jimmy Neighbours. Carolyn Nelson, Susie Otis, Karen Owens, Bonnie Ownby, Paula Parham, Betty Jane Parkey, Carl Pearson, Roger Phillips. Arthur Porter, Ken Price, Nancy Rader, Eddie Raines, Linda Read, Michael Redmon. Lynda Richard, Susan Richerson, Bobby Roberson, Haskell Robertson, Cecil ft itictfi tiny ut t£e Science 0?aixf Juniors Ross, Houston Ross, Stephen Rowland, Bill Rowland, Christine Runnels, John F. Russell, Carol Russell, Vada Jo Saindon, James Lee Sampson, Julian Saxon, Joddie Schirmer, Alyce Schnitker, Bobby Sears. Melba Semple, John Sexton, Billy Ray Shearer, Charlotte Shearin, Dorothy Sheilds, Bobby Shires, Beverly Short. Barbara Short, Eula Sikes, Jerry Slover, Mary Smith, Jane Smith, John Smith, Kenneth Smith, Patsy Snow, Jerry Sons. Patricia Spence, Connie 'leacfatty acta ctt Ce4uCen 6tfi, a cCcty. Juniors Spinks, Jerry Spykes, Frances Staley, Buddy Staley, Delores Stanphill, Leah Steelman, Phillip Steen, Billy Steward, Betty Stewart, Bernice Stone, Jimmy Stroud, John Swindell, Tony Taylor, Brenda Taylor. Carolyn Terrell. Sharon Testa, Mary Thompson, Jimmy Tignor, Andy Tilton. Ellis Turman, Kenneth Turnbull, Darwin Volpert. Don Waggoner, William Walker, Chester Walker, Jackie Walker, Tommy Wall. Danna Beth Watson. Norma Weaver, Carlene Weaver, Donald fan t6e titie T tcy cty Se tton4,” Juniors Weger, Nancy Weldon, Jo Beth Wells, Claudia Wenkens, K. Lynette White, Linda Whitley. Tom Whitted, Brenda Winchester, Sandra Witherspoon, Mary Ann Wortham, Dwayne Worthington, Bobby Woyewodzic, Eddie Wright, Sharon Parks, Douglas 120 SENIOR claSS jerry W ' Lee Le ence L ana atk'nS OFFICERS Presided Vice presided Secretary Treasurer Seniors MICHAEL ADAY PASF, JCL, Art Club RANDY ALDRIDGE Neewollah, SC Alternate, PASF, JCL, Football JIMMIE CARL ALLEN VIC SANDY ALLEN Y-Teens, Mixed Choir, Buzz Staff, Library Club, Speech Club. JAMES ATWELL VIC, FFA GARY BACKEST DE President, Speech Club, Office Assistant S oevttup 6e Uon, 122 DOUGLAS BAKER VIC, FFA EDITH RAY BAKER Y-Teens, PASF, JCL, Speech Club RONALD BAKER PASF TERRY BALL SC, Thespians, JCL, Speech Club RONNIE BALLARD ELLADEAN BALLOU PASF, Chorus, Office Assistant, FT A, Y-Teens, Junior Treasurer, Academic Award JOYCE BEAL VIC, FHA, Y-Teens JEANNIE BEARD Y-Teens, Speech, FTA, JCL, PASF EDDIE BEGEY ovtt frtcde oust Se ti i PAULA BELL Chorus, Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club (Alabama) JOANNE BENTLEY VIC Treasurer, Mixed Chorus, Y- Teens, DE PATRICIA BERGMAN Band, Y-Teens, JCL, PASF GAIL BLACK Band, Y-Teens, Speech GENE BLALOCK BETTY BLASSINGAME Yellow Jacket Cheerleader, Speech Sweetheart, Neewollah, SC, FHA Vice President, Thespians, PASF Secretary, JCL, Y-Teens, Art Club, Band 123 Seniors SUE BALLOW Band, Stage Band, Y-Teens, PASF, JCL JIMMY LEE BATES FFA RICK BAYLESS Band, Art Club, Hi-Y Seniors SANDRA BRASWELL Speech Club, Debate, Thespians, SC, FTA President and Sweetheart, Junior Y-Teen Program Chairman, Select Mixed Choir, Select Girls Chorus President, JCL, PASF DONALD BRIGHAM Band, Stage Band ALBERT BROWN Hi-Y Vice President, Football, Thespians, Speech, PASF, Pre-legislature Delegate JIM BUCHANAN Band, Stage Band, Hi-Y, Band Manager BARBARA BULLOCK Y-Teens, PASF, FHA DOUGLAS BUSH VIC 'tyea 62, SUE CAMPBELL Y-Teens, Library Club, VIC Reporter, FHA, Chorus LOU ANN CARMACK Girls Basketball Captain, FHA SHARON CARPENTER Twirler, Band, Stage Band, FHA Secretary, Y-Teens, SC, Girls State BETTY SUE CARROLL SC, Y-Teens, FHA Vice President, Speech, PASF, JCL MIKE CARSON SC, Hi-Y, PASF. JCL, Speech, Baseball, Boys State Alternate REX CARTER Speech, FFA Seniors GARY CHAPPELL Band, Stage Band, Band Council, Band Quartermaster DOROTHY CHRISTMAN VIC Secretary NOLA CIACCIO FHA, VIC WILLIE CLARK Hi-Y CARRELL CLINTON PASF DANNY COFFIN Hi-Y Secretary, Tennis, DE, JCL, PASF, Pre-legislature Delegate 7 ywzt frvut zt laMce , WAYNE CONNER Speech, DE Treasurer FRANCES COOPER Yellow Jacket Yearbook Business Manager, FTA Scrapbook Chairman and Historian, PASF Treasurer, Tennis Letter, JCL, FHA, Science Fair Winner JAY CORNELISON Band, Quartermaster, Stage Band, Hi-Y 125 JOHNNY CONDON Art Club JERRY CONNER Hi-Y. VIC LINDA COLEMAN Select Choir, Girls Glee Club, Speech, Buzz Staff Headline Editor Seniors MARSHA COTTINGAME Y-Teens, FHA, Girls Glee Club, Select Choir, Library Club, Art Club KENNETH COURTNEY VIC, Track CAROL COX Speech, Library Club President, Chorus, PASF, FTA, Y-Teens JIM CROUT Co-Editor of The Yellow Jacket, Speech, Mixed Chorus, FTA, Thespians, SC, TASC Delegate, Library Club, Science Fair Winner SHARON CUSTER FHA, Band, VIC, Y-Teens, Cosmetology BARBARA DeFRATUS (a £oot alC pcutte , VEL REE DICKEY FHA, Y-Teens, PASF CHERYLE DRUMB PASF, JCL, Y-Teens, Chorus SHELIA ELLEDGE Senior Y-Teen Treasurer, Band Council, SC, JCL, PASF, Speech, FHA MELBA ELLISON FHA Vice President and Program Chairman JEFF EMERSON Band, Stage Band, Band Council, Hi-Y, JCL, PASF, Speech, King of Neewollah MATS ERIC ERICSSON Exchange Student, SC, Band, PASF, Speech, Band Council Seniors SUE FEHR SC Treasurer, Devotional Chairman and Sweetheart; Neewollah, FHA, Y-Teen General Social Chairman, Football Queen Runner-Up GERALD J. FERGUSON Band, Stage Band DAN FLANERY JCL, PASF, Speech, VIC MELANIE FORD Band, FHA, Y-Teens MELVIN FORISHA Buzz Staff, JCL, PASF BILLY FOWLER Office Assistant, SC, Cheerleader, Band, Football (California) Panticipating in t£e xntecontin PanacCe, ANDREA FREEMAN Y-Teen General Vice President, Academic Award, Band Council, Speech, PASF, JCL, FHA Treasurer, National Science Foundation Winner, Who's Who RICKEY FULLER DE, Speech, Art Club, Mixed Chorus GARY GAINES Football, Track, 8-Team Basketball, Hi-Y, Thespians, Office Assistant, Speech, PASF, JCL, Art Club, Neewollah LETA GAINES PASF, VIC FRANCES GANTER Cosmetology Sweetheart Runner-up, VlC Treasurer, Y-Teens, FHA, JCL, PASF, Chorus CHUCK GARBER Hi-Y, Band, Stage Band, (Mineral Wells) Yearlings, Science Club, Merit and Typing Award 127 Seniors JAMES R. GATTIS Hi-Y, Academic Award ROYCE GAY Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track DUANE D. GOHLKE Chorus Accompanist, Speech, Thespians, Hi-Y Chaplain, JCL, PASF, SC, Cafeteria Prayer Chairman SHARON GRAY Y-Teens, FHA, Chorus JAMES E. GREEN DE, Hi-Y JULIA GREEN PASF, FHA, Basketball 7 cuntaiti t£e Section, PCcuf, WAYNE GREEN DE ROBERT LEWIS GRIFFIN FFA Historian and Third Vice President (Lampasas, Texas) RAYMOND GROOMS Art Club GWENDOLYN GUINN Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Y-Teens, PASF Vice President LARRY HAGOOD Hi-Y CHLOE HALL Y-Teens, FHA, Chorus 128 Seniors JUDY HANCOCK Y-Teens, FTA, PASF JAMES HANING VIC CAROL HARKNESS Y-Teens, FTA, PASF, JCL, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club, FHA DICKIE HARLOW DE, Track TERRY HARRIS Band, Dance Band (Arizona), Science Club (Arizona), Chess Club (Arizona) MIKE HARVEY Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Hi-Y, Speech Club, Nee-wollah dAonA frvi t6e Seaton, 'rtyoltdacf MIKE HEATLEY Band, Lab Band (Georgia) LARRY HENDERSON B-Team Football, Basketball Manager, Hi-Y, Speech Club, VIC Treasurer TOMMY HILTON Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Speech Club, Senior Class Favorite Runner-Up, Who's Who CAROLYN HODGE Y-Teens, Girls Glee Club, Select Choir, PASF, JCL, Speech, Office Assistant, FHA Song Leader MARY HOEDEBECK JCL, PASF, Junior Y-Teen Vice President, Buzz Staff Editor and Sweetheart, FTA Social Chairman, Girls Basketball LaVERN HOLBERT FHA 129 Seniors GARRY HOLT Football, B-Team Basketball, Track, Speech, Chorus ROBERT HOOPER Football, Track, Thespians, Speech, Hi-Y, SC EARL HOWARD JCL, PASF JERRY HUCKABY VIC Secretary JUDY FAYE HUGHS FHA Treasurer, Girls Basketball ROGER HUNT Track, Football, SC UeKeCe eve ttuute, SUE HUNT Library Club, FHA LARRY JACOBS VIC Assistant Reporter JIMMY THEARN JAMES Sophomore Class Vice President, SC, Speech, Debate, Thespian Vice President, Hi-Y, Chorus President, Assembly Chairman, Academic Award, TASC Delegate, Who's Who 130 SHARON JAMES Senior Y-Teen President, Hi-Y Sweetheart, Sophomore and Junior Class Favorite, Neewollah, Sophomore Class Secretary, TASC Delegate, FHA, Speech, Thespians, B-Team Cheerleader, Who's Who, SC Secretary RICHARD JAROCH MARY JENNINGS Select Choir Librarian, JCL, PASF, Y-Teens Seniors DARLENE JOHNSON Art Club Secretary, Yellow Jacket Staff Art Editor and Sweetheart, FHA, Y-Teens DOTTIE JONES Select Choir, FTA Vice President, Y-Teens, Speech, Thespians, FHA, JCL, PASF GLENDA JONES FHA, Cosmetology Vice President and Sweetheart, Y-Teens JOYCE JONES VIC Sweetheart Reporter, Secretary, FHA Secretary, Sophomore Y-Teen Secretary, Speech RICHARD JONES Hi-Y, Buzz Staff, JCL, PASF, Select Choir RONALD KENNEDY 7fo tK Ccce tce fold ut u , LINNIE BELL KENNON FHA Secretary, Buzz Staff KEN KANODE PASF JOHN KINNEY Football, Baseball, Track, JCL, PASF, Buzz Staff JANIE KIRK VIC Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Y-Teens, JCL, PASF, FHA Song Leader BILL KNIGHT Hi-Y, Tennis, PASF, JCL Vice President CHARLES KNOWLES Football, Track, Baseball, Office Assistant 131 Seniors ELAINE LAFRENIERE JOAN LAIRD Band, Drum Major, Band Council, Junior Y-Teen Secretary, Thespian Club, Speech Club, SC, PASF, JCL BRENDA LANE PASF, JCL, Thespians, Girls Glee Club LEE LAWRENCE Senior Class Vice President, Speech Club, Thespian Club, Debate, JCL, PASF, Chorus PHYLLIS LAWRENCE Girls Basketball, Tennis, FHA BARRY LeBARON Hi-Y, PASF, JCL, Select Chorus, Buzz Staff SeCeetitty o kC casicC , BARBARA LEWIS Senior Class Favorite Runner-up, Y-Teens, FHA CHARLES LINDLEY Speech Club, Football JAMES LIVELY VIC CAROLYN LOWE Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus Secretary-Treasurer, FTA Treasurer, JCL, PASF, Academic Awards PAUL LOWE PASF, Football, Track, DE, JCL FLOYD LOWRY Speech Club, Academic Award 132 Seniors JERRY LUMMUS Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Vice President, Senior Class President, Hi-Y, Sophomore Favorite Runner-up, Junior Class Favorite, Mr. DHS Runner-up, SC, Who's Who MAIDA LYONS DE Parliamentarian, Buzz Staff, FHA Secretary, Y-Teens, Chorus, Girls Glee Club Parliamentarian WAYNE MABARY VIC HAZEL MAGOUIRK Band, FHA, VIC Reporter and President ELIZABETH MALANEY Y-Teens, Speech, FHA, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, FTA, Library Club MARY MANNING Speech, Thespians, FTA, Select Chorus, PASF, JCL fan cafai, z td younto,. BARBARA MARTIN Girls Chorus, Y-Teens, (W. W. Samuells, Dallas) Blue Jackets Pep Squad, A Cappella Chorus, Starlets Drill Team, FHA Secretary LYNETTE MARTIN Jacket Cheerleader, Miss DHS, B Team Cheerleader, Sophomore Favorite Runner-up, Senior Y-Teen Program Chairman, Speech Secretary, Thespians, Neewollah, PASF, JCL WAYNE MAURER Hi-Y, Chorus JIM MAY VIC Reporter JERRY DON McADEN Band, DE Vice President ROBERT McALISTER VIC 133 Seniors TOMMY McCARTY Basketball, Art Club CHARLES McCASLAND JCL, PASF MELANIE McCOY Debate President, JCL President, Speech Secretary, Band Council Treasurer, Thespian Sweetheart, SC, Academic Award, Senior Y-Teen Program Chairman, PASF President, FTA, Who's Who PAT McEUIN Y-Teens, JCL, PASF, FHA President john McFarland VIC larry McKinney Speech, Library Club Vice President, FTA, Buzz Staff, Mixed Chorus znct cue cUcC fan 4c6olanA6tfr4,, 134 roger McWilliams VIC RONALD MELTON Tennis, Band, JCL, PASF MARY MIDDLETON Junior Y-Teen President, Thespian President, Band Secretary, Speech, Debate Sweetheart, FTA, SC, PASF, Who's Who CAROLYN MILLER Senior Y-Teen Vice President, FTA, SC, Speech, Girls Glee Club, Art Club, JCL D. LEE MILLER PASF, JCL, Tennis JONNIE MAE MILLER Sophomore and Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Speech, Art Club, Neewollah, Y-Teens, Miss DHS Runner-up, Chorus, Who's Who Seniors NORMA MILLICAN VIC President, FHA ALAN MILLS Golf, B-Team Football, B-Team Basketball, PASF, JCL, Speech ESTHER MOODY Y-Teens, FTA Reporter, Mixed Choir, Girls Choir, Buzz Staff, Speech, PASF, JCL MIKE MORGAN Basketball, Baseball, SC, Nee-wollah. Hi-Y, PASF LINDA MOSIER FHA, (Colbert) Basketball, Newspaper BARBARA ANNE MOSSE VIC, Y-Teens, Basketball, FHA, PASF, JCL 'J c fieco p utto t eve received at t6e s4evard 4 i4e ttMct, SAMMY MURPHY Drum Major, Band Council Vice President, Hi-Y, Neewollah, Speech, PASF MARCELL NEASBITT DE, Art Club, Y-Teens, Chorus, FHA ALAN NEIGHBORS Debate, Band, Speech, Choir, JCL. PASF, FTA JIM NELSON Band Manager, Stage Band, Speech, Thespians, Band DWIGHT NEVIL Golf ROSANN NEWCOMB Select Chorus, Speech, Thespians, Y-Teens 135 Seniors CARLENE NEWSOM VIC, FHA, Y-Teens PETE NICHOLAS VIC BETTY NIX DE, Y-Teens LIBBIE NIX DE, Y-Teens TINA O'DONNELL Y-Teens, Band, Stage Band, Speech, FHA JOHN ONSTOT Baseball, Basketball, Chorus, Hi-Y eceioctty oan. Coat cuuuccii f 136 JUDY OWENS Cosmetology President, VIC, (Durant) State Honor Society, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus DIEATRA PARKER Girls Basketball Manager, Art Club Sweetheart, PASF, Office Assistant, FT A WELDON PARKHILL Band, Stage Band, Band Council, Speech, Thespians, Senior Class Favorite, Who’s Who JOE PARMLEY Football Tri-Captain, Baseball, Basketball, Neewollah, Mr. DHS, Who's Who ALICE PARSONS Chorus, FHA, Buzz Staff JIM PEARSON Baseball, FFA Seniors TOMMY PERRIN Football, Baseball, Track, Art Club DIANNE PHILLIPS Cosmetology Sergeant-at-arms, Y-Teens, FHA, Speech, VIC, Chorus SUZANNE PHILLIPS PASF Secretary, Thespians, Speech, Y-Teens, FTA, Chorus DAN M. PIERCE CHARLOTTE PIRKLE Library Assistant; (Dallas), Chorus, JCL, PASF, Y-Teens, FTA JULIA PORTER Y-Teens, Office Assistant, Speech, Academic Award, JCL, PASF, FHA excite He tt t te 'Pro , MIKE PORTER Tennis, Neewollah, SC, Science Fair Winner SARA POTTS Co-editor of Yellow Jacket Staff, Y-Teens, Speech, Thespians, SC, JCL, PASF, FHA Vice President and Program Chairman, Chorus DENNIS POWELL Golf, Hi-Y JENNY PRATT Y-Teens, Art Club, Chorus BILLY PRENTICE SUZANN PRESTON Speech, FHA, Y-Teens 137 Seniors MERLE PRICE FHA President, PASF, Chorus Council, Y-Teens GALE PRUETT Sophomore Y-Teen Treasurer, Speech Sweetheart and President, Thespian Secretary, Debate Publicity Chairman, Neewollah, Buzz Staff Sweetheart Runner-up, JCL, PASF, FHA President DON PUGH Football VONNA RAMEY Cosmetology Photographer, PASF, JCL, Select Choir, FHA, VIC RONNIE RECTOR Hi-Y DON REGISTER Hi-Y, Track, PASF, Government Club (Georgia) Coat oAAettMfy BOB RHEAY Football Manager, Speech, Hi-Y, FFA President RONNIE RIDDLE Art Club, Football, Speech NELDA RIDINGER FHA State Convention, FHA President and Queen’s Attendant; Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Chorus Council, Senior Y-Teen Secretary NANCY JANE ROBINSON General Y-Teen President, PASF Sweetheart and Secretary, Neewollah, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Favorite Runner-up, Sophomore Y-Teen President, SC Reporter, FTA Secretary, Thespian Treasurer-Clerk, Speech, JCL, Who's Who BILLIE A. ROSS Band, Stage Band, VIC BILLY RUTH VIC Vice President and Secretary, Football, Baseball, Art Seniors BILLY ANN RUTLEDGE Vice President of Debate, Thespian Secretary, Speech, PASF President, FHA Vice President, JCL Sweetheart, Y-Teen Publicity Chairman, Neewollah, B-Team Cheerleader PATSY SAMPSON FHA, VIC Reporter, Library Club TOMMY SAMPSON Neewollah, PASF, Football, Track, Basketball SHIRLEY SCHNITKER Y-Teens, Select Choir, FHA, DE Secretary MARY SCIBEK VIC FRED SCOFIELD PASF, JCL, Football, Track aitupitup t£e s4C h , ’Tfaztesi, CAROL ANN SCOTT Select Chorus Vice President, Thespian Clerk, Junior Y-Teen Publicity Chairman, Senior Y-Teen Social Chairman, SC SHARON SETZER Y-Teens, Select Choir, Speech, Thespians PHILLIP SHAFFER Football, Track, Student Body President, Junior Class President, Sophomore Class Favorite, Junior Class Favorite Runner-up, Neewollah, Hi-Y Secretary, Pre-legislature and Government, Speech, Who's Who RICHARD SHAFFER FFA President and Vice President, Projector Club GLENN SHEARER FFA KENNETH SHEPHERD DE, Hi-Y. PASF, JCL 139 Seniors DUSTY SIMMONS Hi-Y DOUGLAS SINGLETON Hi-Y, VIC, Projector Club LYNDA SKAGGS Buzz Staff, FHA, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus KAYLEEN SLAGLE FHA Program Chairman, Girls Basketball DARLENE SMITH FHA, Y-Teens, DE Secretary, Historian, and Sweetheart Runner-up; Select Chorus DAVID SMITH Football, Track, Basketball, Baseball, SC, VIC President t6e nticUtufal oil fatal exattto, 140 GAIL SMITH Y-Teens, FHA Songleader, Select Chorus, DE Photographer JOHNNY SMITH JUDY SMITH Y-Teens, FHA, Select Chorus, Girls Glee Club Social Chairman, Library Club Secretary-Treasurer, Chorus Sweetheart LEAHRAY SMITH Speech, FTA, Y-Teens, Library Assistant, Office Assistant, FHA Parliamentarian, Vice President and Queen, Buzz Staff SHARON KAY SMITH FHA, VIC JOYCE SPIELVOGEL Y-Teens, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, FHA, Speech Seniors JIM SPINKS Hi-Y President, SC, Football Manager, Baseball, Academic Award, Student Body Vice President, Thespians, Speech, National Science Foundation Winner, JCL, Who's Who SONDRA SPRADLIN Band LARRY STINSON Track, Football, Baseball, FFA, Projector Club, Speech BILL SWANGER Projector Club JUNETAUL B-Team Cheerleader, FHA, Y-Teens, Yellow Jacket Cheerleader, Football Queen, SC, Neewol-lah, Who's Who SHIRLEY TAYLOR Y-Teens, FHA Oufi Co4t tone toyet e — Se Uox MIKE TERRY Football, Track, JCL, PASF, Office Assistant RANDY THREADGILL Speech, Thespians, Debate, Science Fair Winner DORIS ANN TILTON FHA NANCY TORBETT FHA, Y-Teens, Chorus, Speech GLEN TROPP Chorus, Yellow Jacket Staff Advertising Editor, Speech SHEILA TROUT Y-Teens, PASF, JCL, Select Chorus, Girls Glee Club, Office Assistant, FHA 141 ORLANDO VALDES SC, Speech, PASF. Who's Who JOHN WALDROP FFA, Library Club DIANNE WALKER Band Council, Head Majorette, Speech, General Metals Sweetheart, Band Sweetheart, PASF, General Y-Teen Secretary, Stage Band, Neewollah Queen, Football Sweetheart Runner-up JOHN WALKER Hi-Y. JCL, PASF LAMAR WALLER DE, Hi-Y, Football EDDIE WALTER Hi-Y, Speech ROBERT LEE WARD BILLY WASDEN VIC JIM WATERS Art Club President, Speech Club LANA WATKINS Sophomore Y-Teen Vice President, Debate, Thespians, JCL, Speech, Chorus, FTA, Senior Favorite, Senior Class Treasurer, Academic Awards, Neewollah, Who’s Who CAROL WAYNE PASF. JCL. Y-Teens. VIC, FHA AUBREY WEBB Speech, Buzz Staff Seniors EDDIE WEGER Football, Track JERRY WHITE SC, Neewollah, Hi-Y, Speech BETTY WHITING (Caddo, Oklahoma) Sophomore Class Secretary and Sweetheart, Junior Class Secretary, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, FHA Secretary JOHN WHITING FFA, Football Tri-Captain GARRY WILBURN Football, Basketball, Track, PASF JIMMY WILKINS JCL, PASF cutd fazdcuztia i, oun Ca t tcAaol fienfonsututce. EDWIN WILLIAMS FFA, Speech KEVIN WILSON Yellow Jacket Staff Photographer, Science Fair Winner LYNN WILSON Girls Basketball Co-Captain FRANK WINEINGER Band ANADA WITT Y-Teen, FHA VICKY WHITE Y-Teens, (McKinney) Horizon Club, Allied Youth, Band, Latin Club 143 IN MEMORIAM MR. W. J. SEABAUGH, JR. Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar When I put out to sea, But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out the boundless Turns again home. 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Plumbing and Electric Work 305 W. WOODARD STREET Denison, Texes CLAY'S GROCERIES PICNIC SUPPLIES MONEY ORDERS DRUGS FILM DEVELOPING FRESH MEATS 915 So. Crockett 1426 West Morton 2231 Loy Lake Road 1212 So. Austin 162 Compliments —of— PARKSIDE BEAUTY SALON BEST WISHES Keep Up the Good Work 501 W. Woodard Dial HO 5-3262 J. V. CONATSER W. E. CONATSER PALMER'S DRIVE-IN Order your food the Modern Way Electronically Fastest Drive-in food in Texomaland We have never caused a student to be late yet! Shown in picture: Shirley West and Sue Campbell. Congratulations to the 1962 Graduates SHERRARD MOTOR COMPANY Imperial - Valiant - Chrysler Sales—Service DIAL HO 5-2400 Shown in picture: Jack Brady. Betty Blassingame, and Charles Griffin. 163 SIMPSON MARR Standard Service Station PHONE HO 5-9628 1320 S. Austin Denison, Texas HO 5-9966 MOSS PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION 24-Hr. Service HIWAYS 75 AND 69 WESLEY MOSS AT MONTEREY ST. DENISON, TEX. DIESEL Buick Pontiac HOLCOMBE BUICK - PONTIAC CO. 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BENGEL Contractor DENISON FOOD STORE JACK ALLEN, Owner PAUL STEEL, Manager WE DELIVER PHONE HO 5-2230—HO 5-2231 120 North Rusk, Across From Post Office Compliments of CARL'S Over 40 Varieties of Donuts and Specialties DAYLIGHT DONUT SHOP 1015 South Armstrong DENISON, TEXAS We Cater to Parties and Churches BILL (R. W.) PALMORE HO 5-9897 BOZARTH SON GROCERY 1000 S. Austin, Denison, Texas HO 5-3037 166 DONUTS PIERCE SOUTHERN MAID GROCERY AND DRUG A Donut tor Every Taste 811 S. Armstrong Avenue 25 Varieties Denison, Texas 903 S. ARMSTRONG HO 5-2282 Manager: Mrs. J. D. Palmore Big 1v ffexemalaiuL DSX950 mmn-mmH.nxAS Phone HO 5-5464 TEXOMA BODY PAINT SHOP D. T. Pike, Owner 601 S. Armstrong Denison, Texas GRAYSON FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. Sales and Service Janitor Supplies 611 S. Armstrong Ave. Denison, Texas HO 5-2935 167 As the door quietly shuts behind our high school years, our youth, our experiences, and our friends remain as memories of what we gained here. 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