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

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Denison Hi h Welcomes New Teachers Mrs. Sue McCork1e, below, is one of the new teach- ers at DHS this year. She attended Oklahoma State University majoring in home economics. She received a Bachelors' and Masters' Degree in Sci- ence at East Texas State. She teaches homemaking. Other new faculty members include Athletic Direc- tor Jerry Blankenship, Mr. Rod Carter, Mr. Danny Craver, Mr. Lester Fleming, Miss Jane Overstreet, Mr. Duke Sparks and returning to senior high was Mr. Fred Postier. Mrs. Oline Barker was new in the office this year. G? August Mr. Rex Breed, left, is a new math teacher here. He was formerly on the staff at McDaniel Ir. High. Mr. Breed is a 1962 Paris, Arkansas, graduate. He has a Bachelor of Science from Arkansas Tech. He has a major in P.E. and a minor in math. He teaches FOM11 and Intro. Alg. 11. g eff. iff? A Mr. Rick Coulter, a 1968 graduate of Denison High is a new biology teacher. After high school he spent 2 years at G.C.C. and majored in biology. From there he went to East Texas State. He was drafted into the service, but later came back to finish school. He worked in industrial work but decided that teaching is more challenging AND interesting.

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Qfarf Soholasfic Sfudies 4 , Top left, students gather around the teacher's desk to have their schedules initialed and be enrolled in the first tri-mester classes. Steve Spradlin, lower left, is starting the year out right by taking notes in his health class. Lige Dusek is a willing subject for fourth period photography students learning to use their cameras, top right. Liz Hasse and Phillip Davidson, opposite, find time for a break from the confusion that is the first day of school. August

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Eric Rice, above, president of the Art Club, dis- cusses plans for this year's activities. Sophomore band members, below, get painted at the band initi- ation. First year Ag students go through green hand initiation for the beginning week of school. Organizafions and Clubs Gef Underway The first days of school were busy as expected and it is this time that the clubs and organizations get started with election of officers and sweethearts, and discussions of plans for upcoming activities they will be involved in during the school year. There are approximately 50 clubs at Denison High, ranging in many different interests , so everybody can be part of a group. K m,.f 2-t..-....-...in -- ,,,f- 'V' AQ' ....-.....-'- 'cm rr , x J ,, ., N ----..-,-,,,..-...fx W . atyy li . -.......,... t ,,,.,.y XX ,A . - 4,-- M ,A .,,,t....,,ffLf ' 5 My I . pl, ...J ...4 'x r----...,........,.....ff f ' August