Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1956 volume:

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BRONCO GYM BAND HALL . . . maybe a new one before the cracks get bigger. . . . full of tense moments. '-Hr-.-:H on 7,-Qugi ,MV sf' WWW L BRONCO FIELD HOUSE . . . at last a nail to hang their clothes. the bronco sta BEN ERI Y GROSS Fzlztor In IIIIFII OLGLPXb BENNETT D I Q H PIZOIOLZICIPIICI Yffalfzoolz 41111801 am IU CUIN N INGHAM STUDIO Denton Texas TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas Texas Film' -, ff X .3 I ff-,I I A 'X NLT I B C- xfk I f' I gy fm ulty stuflents 01 f'CllIl7UTl0l1S UI tu mes 5 ports UCZLQI tlsemen ts ' f .6 wif ,f , I favorites board of education -in 390 qi' Qeated Rawmond Wheeler Nlrs George W Hmkle Grower Stuart Standmg Vi T Hall W F Hamrlton Don Rohm on Rasmond Prtt The Board of Educatlon holds the future of many boys and glrls 1n 1tS hands Its dCC1S1OllS must be based on sound prlnclples of present day educatron Human lnes not dollars and cents can be saved or lost by rts actlons Max the e p1lI'IC1plCb Ullldfi the members IH tl1e1r future dCClS1Ol1N as ther haxe done lll the past The qtaff of the 1956 Bronco srlute the nrernlrer ofthe Bond for C l1lXll1z., out then respon Clllllllllen to the school md the communrtw to the be t of then abllltw . vs 'B . .7 , S I Re, K . xt .XX N at ' . 2 rr 1 , 1 ,E - : j ,.. . ' , ' . ': .. , .. ' , 's , j 's. ' u 7 . G7 . r S. S ' 'C ' 4 '. - v rv D fs f L . . .o Q ke -S iq -lk-.vi cr .uv I L....N S Si .- S .. superintendent of schools 'W VIR CHESTER O STRICKLAND ue- ' NIR A O FXIHOLN PIITZCIIJUI Denton QGIIIOI H1 I1 qfhool 'W' MR. JOHN H. GUYER Assistant Principal Denton Senior High School acuity - '-sq ..,va Q A yy' by U , , J., wfffp v Q,-D Secreturi es MRS. GENEVA ZERWER Registrar and Secretary to Principal MRS. PAT KEYS .-'x ssistant Fvvrvtary NIISS 11fKROI.HN IJUHISINS Svrre-tary In Board nf lfiliivalimmri MISS ALTA FRANCIS Fvvrf-tary Io Supl-rintf-nmlent 1 'inn Pres I D ui ss... B9 NIS r xldXlf' Dtbble right help Cwendolyn Hamilton Dan Hmkle and Nlarllyn Howard whlp a problem ln credit tandxn Guldance If a student at DH 9 is lacking in credlt for graduation college entrance or just plain lacking academically the cry goes up for Mrs Maxle Dlbble guldance counselor Through the services of her department many people have graduated on time instead of haylng to stay wlth us another year In case past records want checking aptltudes need testlng or if someone needs a shoulder to cry on its Mrs Dlbbles guidance department that comes through every time Although the office was created but a few short years ago theres many an ex who has her to thank for being properly fitted into his present nlche and will go on thanklng her as he mounts from success to success. Something new . . . something attractively new . . . has been added to Denton High School: Mr-. Mildred Mclntyre. a registered nurse, employed to look to the health welfare of students. from band-aids to something in my eye. And, on the more serious side. she is charged by the public school system to care for students who might fall ill at school and to follow up on on each case until the student is back in school. Mrs. Mclntyre and Barbara Farri: make ready for a days casualties ln the first and room. 001 Nu ,H- '1 .- -we -V ami 'Y Wi .- i NIRS NIAXIE DIBBIE MRS. MILDRFD NIcINTX RE Commercial ,I-Irts Every year. it is Standing Room Only in the Commercial Arts classesftyping. shorthand and bookkeeping. Due to the limited amount of space la condition that everyone hopes will be relieved hy the new building in I95Tl. all who need or want typing canlt be accommodated . . . and quite often have to wait a year to get into a class. Advanced Commercial Arts students make up the secretarial training classes . . . the most popular offered by D.H.S. O- I NIRQ JUDY HUDSON MRS. CECILE BELL MRS. VIRGINIA MRS. LENORA BA Shorthand, Book- MCKELVEY MOORE PASFNIORE keeping BS., M.A.g Typing. Book- N, T. S. C.. BS.. ME.: T. S. C. W.. Comnnrcu keeping Comrnr-rvial fkrti Supervi- Nrt- Supervisor snr Ill-ve-rly Davis and Margie Stulrhlefielfl vollalnuratn- on pot-hooka and curlicues for the- wlifit-ation of Shorthand One. Nlrs. Huflgins of the Science Department helps a class with miscroscope studies as it pursues its search of the infinitesimal. Science The term, science,', at D.H.S. embraces the commonplace and a strange, un- believable realm . . . everything from what makes a car stop when the brakes are applied to the minute universe of life and matter that dwells in a drop of water. Through classes in chemistry, physics and biology, students are able to investigate such natural phenomena . . . to familiarize themselves with the machinery that keeps our corner of the Universe in motion. For students who wish to follow up science professionally, there are unlimited opportunities. For those who merely want an understanding of the world about them, science studies still are a rich, rewarding experience for which they will be grateful always. 'P i t Q-9 'W laik MRS. EDNA HUDGINS R. R. HYMAN MRS. PAM SNlDER JOE WILSON BS.. MS.: Biology BS.. 51.5.3 Biology B.S.g Chemistry B.S.g Physics .L , ,gg fl :Mr ,QM 2 ,fu . 4, .. ,. 4 A-1 ' up W Z h wmv' 4 Ar 01' 3. f 4' . A ,453 , Mjfz' A 'MFG .wk A 'Q 7 , 6.5 ig' 3 g, ,ma 4 ,fig :'f,'tK,, W. xv f x 25:g,,7f?,g 'Vw f-mf ,W- Www' 18 BH, -w. .Agkvx , ,gg . Social Studies The child in the cradle . . . the octogenarian . . . all . . . adapt themselves to their environment by studying it and seeing what makes it go. In order that D.H.S. graduates fit properly into the environment of the community. the state. the nation . . . and the world. social studies. which include Civics. history, economics and sociology. play an important role in curriculum building. Through group effort and individual projects. students are able, when ready to take their place in the world. or go on to College, to realize the responsibilities of a good citizen in a democratic country. E i C l V ,,,.A 14 Ji J! 24 V i 'kt MRS. BETTY BOYD MRS. JOYCE MRS. JANIE SHANDS ORAN SPEARS B.A.g American History CASSAWAY B.A., M.A.g American B.S., M.A.g Civics. History ciology, Economics B.S.. M.A.g American History So From India comes Naomi Khazan-Singh, Headmistress of Ewing Christian School, Ludhiana Punjab. to address social studies students. f af? Q53 K,,..- W.-...Q I Coordinated and individual act1v1ty are tressed to make the individual grow Girls Health and Physical Educanon MRS FRANCES MELTON BA MA Physical Education MISS JOANNA WELLS, JR. B.S., M.S.g Health Education Two semesters of Health Education and two of Physical Education are required of all girls who would graduate from DHS Health Ed stresses the necessity for taking care of the human body and protecting it from harmful disease-. Cleanliness, good grooming diet study and a survey of communicable diseases largely make up the curriculum. Health students benefit greatly from field trips integrated into the program. From such trips they obtain a knowledge of various private and government-conducted health programs and the methods used by hospitals in the area to treat different types of patients and their ailments. P.E. is designed to teach the girls how to make the best use of their leisure time through organlzed competitive sports and play activities. lv -3 -T' Coach Payne and the boys soak up a little He knowledge. Boys' Health and Physical Education Except where varsity sports meet Physical Edu- cation requirements, boys must fulfill the same re- quirements as girls, to win diplomas from Denton High School . . . two semesters of each. ln Physi- cal Education classes, boys compete with one another in tag football, softball, basketball, field events and other such body-building sports. Boys, Health Education also deals with the hu- man body . . . its structure and care . . . and the harmful effects of had habits are studied to reveal their uselessness. CECIL MARTIN BS., M.Ed.g Physical Education CRILLON PAYNE B.S., M.Ed.g Health Education Vw i eq-, p . . ns MADID l0llD0 PIJIIITATIIVN ffkefv ff,-.gms :fn W! Radio Workshop Players rehearse The Split Cherry Tree, MRS. OPAL HALL BS.. MS. lnterscholastic League and student teachers in action. Speech Realizing the important role the spoken word plays in our everyday lives, the Speech Department of Denton High School attempts land more often than not succeeds!! to improve the speaking habits of its students. Needed confidence and skill are gained through public speaking, radio workshops, dramatics, debate and corrective drills, both competitive and non-competitive. L--QJ 1 1.4 si,-9 '-ui Perhaps the most important RH of all. Mathematics Scarcely a day passes that a person does not use math in some form of his most common activities. How much math one will need on emerging into the world of business is a vital question to the Denton High School Mathematics Department . . . and efforts are made to appraise each studentis future needs MISS Lois AVERITT through testing, guidance and . . . of course . . . study and instruction. Courses included in math studies are consumers' math, plane and solid geometry, algebra and trigonometry. B.A., Ms. 1,-.fi MRS. MAXIE DIBBLE MRS. EDNA HUDGINS MRS. TOMMIE JOE WILSON B.S., M.S. B.S., M.S. HUTCHISON B.S. B A .Z ...,. A To almost any individual. creating things with the hands is a source of infinite satisfaction . . . which accounts for the popularity the Industrial Arts courses of Denton High School enjoy. Stu- dents enrolled in the hilltop shops of C. C. Jones, which offer mechanical drawing, a variety of crafts and woodwork, always have been well received by employers, both on summer jobs and in permanent, after-graduation positions. Which. of course. ac- counts for its being rated one of the outstanding such departments of its kind in the state public school system. - Q-if Ml . 5, lt PAUL BOOHER C. C. JONEQ BS. B.A. Industrial Arts Making head and hands work together. . BLA .2 fm. ...- 'x R 'tif t f 0,1 f' igij f ig w ,' lq57?, 25Q A 1:41, fu 6 L, Jn! S ,,,, Q it f . 3 Hia fi . . . the faraway. gentle murmur of many strings. Music Two new faculty members joined D.H.S.'s Music Department for the 1955-56 school year: Robert Payne, choir, and Robert Frost, orchestra. And with outstanding performances and successes to their credit behind them, it is to be hoped many more years will see the pair holding forth from their respective podiums. The A Cappella Choir fPayne,s pride and joyj frequently is heard at various public functions . . . and more often in assembly before the student body. His fifty vocalists are instructed in group singing, individual performance and the basic techniques re- quired to make beautiful music emerge through the human larynx and diaphragm. The orchestra, newly-formed this school year by Frost, attracted an unusually large number of string- conscious students from a student body of just over 700. As you read this, interest in the organization still is growing . . . and more will be heard from it as year succeeds year, each crowned with success. E. L. FROST B.M., MAI. -919 93' gf. ROBERT PAYNE v y B.M.,M.M.F. 'W' p 4? O Saviour, Open the Heavens Wide! il iii -5 MEM' F1-1-1 I . -..- hifi, -3' i -Q---.i,,, Mm 'Nlen may be the best cooks but they re outnumbered MRS. FRANCES BAKER B.S., NLS. ,,. , Mus. VENITA YOUNG ,ef j ns., MA. Q I I , H omemakmg Planning well balanced menus table decoration and setting color balancing and blending sewing and how to shop for values are a science . . . exact science embraced by a course known as Homemaking at Denton High School. And, its a science that will prepare students for the future . . . will insure success in home life through the knowledge of how a good home is managed. ln cooking labs, students not only are taught how to cook a good meal, but how to display the product of their toil attractively on the table. In sewing labs, girls are taught everything from intricate needlework to how to stitch up a ripped bed sheet. The boys' instruction with the needle is of real practical value too: not only are they taught such valuable skills as making their own shirts . . . they're taught to replace buttons on the ones they already have! 2 us 7 Q ' X f K 'Q 3 R M .--up Money-changers welcomed hm-rc. Distributive Education Distributive Education students go to school half a day. taking regular. required subjects. and work at jobs downtown during the other half . . . earning pay for service performed. Denton High's Uistributive Education program is designed so that students interested in going into the fields of distributing goods and services may get actual, on-the-job training while earning high school diplomas. gig, A .tfl , r 1 4 , f ' N If I ana l if ' I 1-mvlyg I 58 ' 6 f ,fd an L Y' Q n f if t ta: at ' U ci t W 4. -'lwfoif t 1. HOBIER BRONSTAD BA.. NI.Efl. Faces in the background. ,- 40 3 Q-'U V 4' Ava' it V v .- ,S ' ,ii si A ,Q tl E .1 li X -l ,il .all l t 3 1 S 1- NIRS. BETTY BOY IJ BA. Spanish A good understanding of Spanish is important to Texans hecause of the necessity for getting along with and understanding our neighbor to the south. Mexico. Two years of Spanish are offered at Denton High which include an understanding not only of the mechanics of the language, but of the people whose native tongue it is: their customs. dress, way of life and philosophy. Correspondence is carried on between lT.ll.S. Spanish students and students in countries of Latin persuasion, both in the western and eastern hemispheres. Then notes on both coun- tries are compared. Good world understanding be- gins with good youth understanding . . . and here is a good start. right within the walls of lJ.li.S.l ?Quien es? is the query for Costume Day. i 4 fl it 1.-.f 1 'QF' French French ranks closely with English as a language that commonly is spoken all over the world . . . and. as such. demands a more-than-passing con- sideration from anyone who aspires to he an edu- cated. cultured person . . . or to make a stack of dough in Morocco, say. Two years of French are offered at Denton High School. If the student de- sires, these may be counted for academic credit in most colleges when he enters . . . and it would seem hy count of hands that most plan to enter college. Le crayon est sur the what V ! llllllliili: I llllfify x , 'I J IX if . f'7 MRS. VIRGINIA IILAIR IIA.. NI..-'.. 'u f ' V' 17 5, SQ I gil ? 7'Z3x , , .g4,,,,. w our 1 prmt shop IQ a Lla -room too 'Hu- -N ..A..11a. lJ0l K I KN BENNFFT ful 5 ' J. 5 W, 3 . Thf ' Q 'V ' sq . 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Fiffl-ff'LlI' Who' Where' WhPn9 What' W hw 7 H1111 ,l0lll'llll1lSNl ru 1l1m11t ou III xour xar 1 f1111l r ptr . 1 11 .uutvlx xour ll 1 11111 make 1- 1r1Q1111e 0 am war aff J 9 1, 3 P I K fff U lj l ' s- 11 S lf in a 11 11 t1e1r Jarvn 1111111 ff xx 1 11 1 k 1 1 1 11+ orx prnjett It or 0 ll Necrmc seal our 4 l HI D I 3Qx ll aw '1 week and 111u11 11 IIIPII' rf-P t111w 21111 rffx 11 1 us ra Jer -tudc-11tQ fullms 111 the-lr footxtcpx Lutln More than 100 Qtudenti are enrolled IH Latln courees th1Q year the largeit number Qmce the Cl3iQlC language Qtudx became an electlxe lnatead of a requlred course The moat hlcels reaeon for thlg phenomenon IS Mr Kay Hanlex Denton Hlgh School Latin teacher who bellewea that Latln can be fun and proxea It to her mam Qtudenta Latm IQ the root of mam dlfferent languagec and well oxer half our Pngllah ssorclf are dernecl ill rectlv or lndlrectly from It Thls makes the studw of the so called dead language all the more llll portant to the understandlng of Engllah It IQH t all done on paper I n C' ' . J o I - CG 77 . ' '- I I I 3 I 3 Q 5 - , I' . l 5 , 9 -' rg, l e . but lvhat clocs ln Hoc gl no Vince mean ' we-,,,,v-ff , ?l,lu . ff, N ML iff? 'z-if ' 7 f A55-A rmful pe 1 lllil 1 m.p.h. Diller Education What would lie the use of the lmest high school education in the world to a dead driver in a wrecked car? This kind of thinking caused Drivers Education to he established as standard part of the curriculum in lJ.H.S. and in schools all over the country. Here. lmasic safety precautions, mechanical skills and thorough road indoctrination are taught lJ.ll.S. students lay lloyle Clirisman. who won't commit himself on which make the lwetter drivers . . . men or women? HA university is a collection of booksf, a wise man once said. And that could apply to a high school. too, thinks Mrs. Helen Swenson, D.H.S. librarian. Mrs. Swenson plans constantly toward future expansion and greater utility of existing books and reference sources. Her library is not an extension of the study hall, but a workshop for students who need her materials. The help of student assistants, trained by her, always is in- stantly available to those who need it. Not only is the DHS. library valuable to students here . . . those who have gone on to college have found it was worthwhile to have had the opportunity to do research training with Mrs. Swenson. MRS. HELEN SWENFON BS.. BS. in LS. Library Do you like to read? 'Q tw-vm-.. I iv. 'Q' Z V f' N 'ki' ' ' . l . 4 f Q ? t .i fir'-1 , N fe' f ' -.1 W f? S A W. 1. . x..24 - l5.fJ's. J' ti, ' ' 5 A 1 1. -ygf A I r..-Qjs-if'-I 5 it 5 w0Hn.D,.,,-.-t . ,J ks I., ., X f z I l,f lasses X 1,3 A ' min Q .I 1, Wimmfgl 115 14.1 xiixiixt' it ,S ,A-:S iw 41 K 'if 9111110111 Bmlx OHQIIPIS mx mxml mum xxx HINfLLI xm PM ml: nf flu lreilrlent www mv 'an M Senior Class Offirers Inuit' E i' I lv. BILL GHISSOXI HUBIQHT CLARK FHEUUY COGDFLL Reporfer l'rr'sz'rIenI Lice President JINI ADANIS MARY NIARGARET MQBRYDI-I Trcnszlrer Svrrvlnry 7' 1131 Alanis FPUYI1 Club 54: D Club 54. 55. Pr:--irlent 56: Foote ball Letterman 55. Captain 56: L1-ttf-ruu'n Associaliori a 54. 55. 56: lloys' State: Senior Class Tre-asurf-r: lla-- ': b lielball Lf-tt:-rinan 54. .-.Q ' , EVELYN ADM' l'li'Lite Club 54: Future- llomcmakvr- of .-lim-rica 51. 55. 56: Xlixwl Cliofu- 53: A Cappella Choir 56. PEGGY AIKEN Pep Club 54. 55. 56: l'li'Lite Club 54. 55. 56: Bronco Ftaff Typist 55. Class lfrlitor 56: A Cappella Choir 54: Press antl Pliotograpliy Club 56: Junior Classical League 55. 56: Future' llomvmakers of America 56: Student Council 51-: Honor Society 56. YVANDA ALLEN Hi-Lite Club 54: Future Homemakers of America 54, 55. 56. BENNY Anco Future Farmers of America 54, 55, 56: Skating Club 54: Rodeo Club 54: Future Homemakers of America 56. JOYCE ARNOLD ' Future Homemakers of America 54, Treasurer 55, 56: Student Council 54: Radio Players. Corresponding Secretary 56: Honor Society 56. if ' lt BURL ARRINGTON Future Farmers of America, Reporter 54, 55, 56: Future Home-makers of America 56. JEANNINE BARNARD Future llomemakers of America 54: Honor Society 56. ELIZABETH ANNE BARNETI' A Pep Club 54: Junior Classical League 54, 55: Latin Club 54: For-tlight Players 54: Drama Club 55. 56: H llronco Rand 56: Religious Council. Secretary 55: Dramativs Club. Treasurer 56. if JAMMIE BARROW Pep Club 54. 55. 56: Hi-Lite Club 54, 55, 56: .lunior Classical League 55. 56: Future Home-makers of America 56: A Cappella Choir 56: Future Teachers im , '44 i ' 'Wan lbs X L -4 J, N 6 'U-. l I ' . F R, A LOUISE BECKER Pep Club 555 Hi-Lite Club 55, Future Homemakers of America 565 Junior Classical League 54, 55, Future Nurses Association 563 A Cappella Choir 55, 56. QCETIIA JO BELL l'c-p Club 51. 55. 56, Hi-Lite Club 54, 55, 565 Junior Clas-ical Lv-agxuv. lie-porter 55, Presitlvnt 563 Speech Club. l:l'lHlTlt'l' 55: Xrt S4-rviee Club 56: Future 'l'1-aclI- ' rr- glssw-iatifIII 563 Honor Society. Secretary 563 Dra- lIlLlllf'N Club 51,2 Horst-shoe Staff, Feature Editor 55, lfclitnr-in-Chief 56. ALICE BLOCKER lli-Lite Club 55g Speech Club. Treasurer 543 Future ll4tIIlf'l118kPI'N of .-XIIIerica 55. Historian 563 Skating f.lul1 ol. JUSTINE BOOZMAN Pep Club 54, 55. 56, Hi-Lite Club 54, Vice President 55. Rf-ports-r 56g llonor Society 565 A Cappella Choir 54, 55. Vice- Pl'f'Sl4lt'IlI 56: Urariiatics Club, President 561 junior tllus-ivul l.+-argue 55. 561 Future Te-ache-rs I' -Ks-rwiatinn 56g Cllt't'flt'Z1llt'I' 56. 4? 5 -'R ,X -se 'H , . iii I' - 'Nt-. .a . l X 'l littiablllf JAMES BOSWELL ANNE BRADSIIAW Girls' Athletic Association 55, Treasurer 563 Future HOIIN-Inakers of America 563 Horseshoe Staff, Rca porter 55. LINDA BREWER Hi-Lite Club 545 Honor Society 56, Future Home- lllZ1lit'I'4 of Ame-rica 54. 55, 56. PATSY BRIDGES Skating Club 54: Future Honiemakers of America 56. NOEL BROCKETTE Skating Club 543 Future Farmers of America 54, 55. 56. ERNEST BROWN Future Farmers of America 54, 55, 56g Future Home- IIlZllit'I'S Of America 565 Bronco Band 54, 55. 56. ...sy SHIRLIE Bttoux Hi-Lite Club 54: Pep Club 51. 55: lli-Iriluitiw Edu cation Club 55. TED BROYLES Radio Club 54. 55: Science Club 511 Student Noun 54. 55: .-Xrt Club 56. IA-A RALPII CAIN Future Farnivrs of Allll'fl4'Z.l 51. 55: Industrial Art Club 54. 55. GUSSIE CALDWELL 56: Girls' Athletic Association 55g Honor Society 56 Radio Workshop Players 555 Horseshoe Staff 54, 55 Dramaties Club 56. WILLIAM CALMES Science Club 545 Radio Club 54, 55. BETTY CARLETON FutIIre Homeniakers Of America 54, 55g Hi-Lite Club 54g Pep Club 54-g Girls' Athletic Association 55. GEARLDINE CARROLL Futurc Homemakers of America 563 Honor Society 56: Skating Club 54. LESLIE CLAMPITT Distributive Education Club 56. ROBERT CLARK National Forensic League 55, President 563 Student Council 54, 55, 565 Junior Class Vice Presidentg Senior Class President. THOMAS CLARK IJ Club 54: Skating Club 543 Football Letterman 31. 55. Band Club 54: Choral Club 545 Bronco Band 54, 55 ANN COCHRAN Hi-Lire Club 51: Student Council 54. Parliamentarian 56: Sopliomore Clas President: Friencllif-st Cirl 54: Footliglit Players 54: .Nrt Club 56: Science- Club 563 Honor Society 56. JIMMY CODY FREDDY COODELI- . . - .- - M ., . - 1,4-nf-rman ,-Xesewiation 54, 55, D63 D Club 54. 55. He-ports-r 56: Key Club 54: Senior Class Vice Presi- dent: llonor 5ur'ir'Iy 56: A Cappella Choir 54. 55. Pr:-siflf-nt 56: Boys' State: Football Le-ttf-rman 55. 56: llasr-ball Letterman 54. 55. TOM CONWAY Transfer from Dallas: A Cappella Choir 56. JOE COULTER Coll Club 543 Diatributive Education Club 55. BETTY COZBY Hi-Lite Club 54: Pep Club 54: Library Club Pho- tographer 55. President 56: Future Home-makers of America 56. RAYMOND CRABTREE Distributive Education Club 55, 56: Honor Society 564 Skating Club 54. MARINELL CRAWFORD Future Homemakers of America 54, 55, 56: Honor Society 563 Radio Players, Recording Secretary 56. DAISY EVELYN CROCKER Hi-Lite Club 54: Forensic League 54: Junior Classical League 55. 56: Speech Club 56: Future Homemakers of America 54. JAMES CROCKETI' Bronco Band 54, 55. Sergeant 56: DH Club 55, 56: Skating Club 54: Cheerleader 54, 55. ,,...a0- G' tion 55. KAY CRITZE AIILDRED ANN CRONE Future Homeruakers of America 571-. 55: Hi-l.itw Club 54: Raflio-Speech Club 55: Girls' Athletic Associa- PEGGY CRL'EAL'cH Future Homemakers of America 55. Song I.:-atb-r 56: Pep Club 54: Girls' Athletic Association 56: Future A Nurses Association 56. Pep Club 54: Hi-Lite Club 54. 55. 56: Future- Home-- '5 makers of America 56. av-5 A-Q '53 5AXx X JOE DAVIS Distributive Education Club 55, President 56: Future Teachers Association 54, Vice President 55: Canasta Club. President 54. SUE BRANCH DEAR Pep Club 54: Hi-Lite 54: Future Homemakers of America 56: Honor Society 56: Distributive Educa- tion Club. Treasurer 56. EARL DEAVER Skating Club 54. CAROLE DOOLEY Pep Club 54. 55: Hi-Lite 54, 559 A Cappella Choir 54, 55, 56: ,lunior Classical League 56. RoEER'r Dowxm' ll Club 55. 56: Key Club 54. 55. 56: Boys' Sport Club 51: l.:-Iteruicn Association 55. 56: A Cappella Cl1oir55. PEGGY Drrrox llivI.itt- Club 54. 55. Vice President 56: Pep Club 51. 55. Svcr--tary 56: Future Homemakers of America. l're-siflm-ut 56: Dramatic-s Club 56: A Cappella Choir JAUNITA DAVIDSON Future Homemakers of America 54, 55. 563 Ftutlt-nt Council: Pep Club 56. . '- . 4-'W 5 fe- C . . .ra xl 4 ,Lp 12 . fu-I' Bw-4'A 9-'fr T 'W ' I w 1 A 1:-L5 JACK EWAN l-'ore-mic League 56: Drainaties Club 56: Radio-Speech Club 55. BARBARA FARRIS Pep Club 54: Hi-Lite 54: Future Homemakers of ,-Xiiihriva 56: Honor Foeiety 56g Student Council 56. J. B. FINCIIER l.4'll4'Y'Hlf'D .-Association 55. 56: MD Club 55. 56: Foot- ball Lt-ttf-rnian 55. 56. ERNEST FISHER Rarlio Club 55g For:-nsie League 55. 563 Distributive Etluvation Club 56: Honor Society 56g Bronco Band 54. 55: Hand Club 543 Speech Club 55. DAVID FLYR Key Club 54 Vice Pre Ident 55 President 56 Honor Socnty Wim Precident 56 Footllght Players 54 Bronco Bancl 54 55 AQ Istant Drum Major 56 Junior fla Ieal Lfa U1 D7 Band Club 54- Bow Qtate JOYCE FOLSE Transfer Student 56 Future Homemakers of Amt rica 56 BETTY FI LT7 PQJ Club 54 55 Pre Ident 56 HlLlfC Club 54- 55 Future Teachers AQQOCIEIIIOH 56 Junior Clawical ea ue 55 56 Honor Society 56 Religious Council Tcnm Letterman 54 55 Student Council 54 Hroneo Ntaff 56 A Cappella Choir 54 SARAII GOODE Future Hoinemakers of America 55 56' Skating Club 54. MARILYN GRAIIL BILL GRISSOM Sportw Club 54: HD Club 54, 55, 56g Letterrnen Association 55. 564 Football Letterman 55, 56g Senior Class Rs-porter. l BEVERLY GROSS Pep Club 54. Treasurer 55. 56: Hi-Lite Club 54. 55. 56: Future Homemakers of America 56: A Cappella Choir 54: Honor Society 56: junior Classical League 55. Yice Presirlent 56: Press and Photography Club 56: Sophomore Class Secretary: Junior Class Reporter: Girls' State: Bronco Staff. Junior Class Editor 55. Editor-in-Chicf 56. JOAN HAMM Future Hoinemakers of Ainerica 54. 55: Hi-Lite Club 54: Girls' .Xtliletiv gX--ociatiori 55: Pep Club 54. SALLY HANNAII Pep Club 54. Secretary 55. 56: Hi-Lite Club 54. 55, 56: A Cappella Choir 5-1: llrainatics Club 56: Tennis Letterman 54. 55: Student Council 54-. 56: Honor Society 56: Future Honn-Inakers of Ann-rica 56: Re- ligious Council. Secretary 56: Annual Staff 56: Cheer- leader 55. 56: junior Class Secretary. JACK HARRIS 55. 56. PHIL HARRIS Choir Club 54. 55: Science Club 55. 56. LOUISE HATFIELD Transfer from Liberty 56: Orchestra 56. ' I? BARBARA HAYES Choral Club 54: Bronco Band 54. Sergeant 55. 56: Junior Classical League 56: Honor Society 56. BOBBIE HENDRICKS Future HOlll6IIl3k8fS of America 54: Radio Player 55. 56. I . PEARL JEAN HENN Future Nurses Club 54. 55: Future lloineniakers of Ainerica 54. 56, JEANNE HICKS Library Club 54. Yicf- President 55: Canasta Club. Vice President 54: Future Teachers Association 54. 55: 17' Distributive Education Club 54. 55. 56. f D Club 54. 55. 56: Lettermen Association 54. 55, 56: Junior Classical League 56: Golf Letterman 54. -A1121 f? WYNELLE HILL Pep.Club 543 Hi-Lite 543 A Cappella Choir 55. DAN HINKLE Choir Club 543 Key Club 5-1. Secretary 55, 565 D Club 55, 563 Lettermen Association 54. 55. 56g Tennis Letterman 54, State Finalist 55. 563 Student Council 54. 55. President 563 Junior Classical League. Presi- dent 553 Honor Society. President 563 Sophomore 0 Class Vice President3 Junior Class Presidentg Student , f Body President 56. 5 , o SHERA HODGES Pep Club 55. 56? Hi-Lite Club 55. 56g Junior Classical League 55. 56g Dramatics Club, Yice President 563 A Cappella Choir 55. 563 Student Council 563 Re- ligious Council 56. J OE HONAKER Junior Classical League 55. 56g Key Club 561 Honor Society 56, DONALD HORTON BARBARA HUNDLEY Pep Club, Secretary 54, 55. Reporter 56: Hi-Lite Club 54, 55, Treasurer 56g Future Homemakers of America 563 Dramatics Club 56, JUNE HUNTER Choral Club 54: Future Home-makers of America 541 Girls' Athletic Association 553 Bronco Band 54. 55. 56. HELGA HUPFELD Transfer from Germany 553 Student Council 56g Pep Club 56g A Cappella Choir 56g Future Home-makers of Ame-rica 56. DoN HURST ND Club 54. 55, 563 Golf Club 543 Golf Letterman 54, 55, 565 Lettermen Association 54, 55. 56. SYLVIA JEAN JAMESON Pep Club 563 Hi-Lite Club 55. 56g Speech Club 553 Art Club, Reporter 563 Student Council 56. DLEANE JENNINGS LYNNE JONES Transfer from Tucson. Arizona 565 Library Club 56g Honor Society 561 Scienct- Club 56: Art Service Club 56: Forensic Club 56. 5 ,iffgiz tl ,vvk 1 I 1 ' I Q, NADYNE JONES 4:11395 - . . , - . . , 'tpfify a Pep Club 543 Skating Club 541 A Cappella Choir 56. 'im 1 V' fi, 5 it ,5ie.9L ,,t JOE KENAS ' Industrial Arts Club 54. L I ffxif.. -R l ' . . JIMMY KING Skating Club 54. MARY ANNE KIRKLAND Pep Club 54: Hi-Lite 54. 553 Future Teachers As- sociation 56: Speech Club 56g Radio Club. Treas- urer 56. JERRY LYNN KNIGHT Junior Classical League 555 Honor Society 56g Na- tional Forensic League 56g Footlight Players 543 Bronco Band 54, 55, Drum Major 56. WANDA KNOX Pep Club ,542 Hi-Lite Club 54. 55g Future Home- nlakers of America 56g Future Teachers Association 56. LEE LAIRD Skating Club 54g Golf Club 54. WAYNE LASATER D Club 555 Band Club 544 Basketball Manager 553 Bronco Band 54. Lieutenant 55. 56. NANCY IAINYIS 'franfff-r rom Decatur 56: Futurv Businel- Leadfars of .-Km:-rica 56. JOLENE LOGAN Pr-p Club 55: lli-Lit? 54. 55: Scif-nw Club 54: Diftrib- utixf- Education Club. Secretary 56: Honor Society 56. t HELEN l..L'KENS NIARY XIARGARET NlCBRYDE l'f-p Club 54: Hi-Litv Club, 'lirvafurr-r 54: Junior ,an kli- Cla--ival l.:-aguv, Svc-rr-tary 56g Bronco lland 54, Svr- gt-ant 55. Lit-utvnant 56: All-State Band 55: Girl! Stats- 55: S4-ninr Clags Svtirctaryg 5OpbOn1Orv Fa- vorite-: Junior Favnritv. DICK MCCLENDON Coll Club. Vice- President 54: Radio Club, President 56: Bronm Band 54, Sergeant 55, 56: Band Club 54: Lettermvn fXssm'iati0n 56. JERRY MCCOMBS Canasta Club 545 Golf Club 54: Forensic Leaguf- 55, 563 Dramaticw Club 55: Debate Club 56: Student Coun- cil 54: Honor Society, Treasurer 56. HUGH NICDANIEL Transft-r 55. '-'lv' '39, JOHN NlCDONALD Kcay Club 56. 4 NANCY lNlCCvALLl.-XRD I f Skating Club 54: Library Club 54: Hi-Lite Club 55: K Y Future' l'lOn1c-lnalu'rs Of America 56: HOnOr Society 56. 'TVA DONALD MCLEOD V Futura- Faruwrs uf Ann-rica 54. Vice Pre-side-nt 55. 56. 04 x L Q-o-4 ,Y , 6-fx 'Z VUILM A Mus Skating Club 54: Library Club 54: Pep Club 55: ture Hutnemakers Of .-Xiuerica 55. BENNIE MILTON MILLER Future lfartnerf uf ,-Xmerica 54. 55. 56. JANETTE MILLER Future Hometnakers Of America 54. 55: Hi-Lite 54: lliatributiw Etluc-ation Club 56. LAWRENCE NIILLER Sports Club 54. 5lARGARET NIIRAMONTEZ Pep Club 54. 55: Hi-Lite Club 54: Science Reporter 56: Frem-li Club. Secretary 54: A Cappella Choir 55. 56: Library Club 56. CHARLOTTE NIITCHELL Junior Classical League 54. 55. 56: Hi-Lite Clu 55. 56: Pep Club 56: Future Teachers Association 56: lironen liantl 54. Orchestra 56. DAVID NIACKENNA Science Club 54. Reporter 55: Haflio Club 54: Student Council 55. 56: Brunei: Staff. Sport- Erlitor 56: Horac- fhue Stall. Reporter 55. 56: Boy! State 55 DOUGLAS NIARIQIIAAI Skating Club 54: D Club 55. 56: Fpnrtx Club 54. JOYCE MASSEI' Pep Club 54. 55. 56: Hi-l.ite Club 54. 55. 56: Stu' dent Council 54. 55: Future H4iIl1f'Ill8kf'fS Of .'xlIll'l'iC8 56. JIM Mus Sports Club 54: Skating Club 54: I-'mnlmall Letter- man 54. Fu- V, W www . Club Club. 9 l O .50 ,. o ,vos R3 RALPH NIOSER Distributivv Education Club. Parliamf-ntarian 56. WALLACE NIIILKEY Bronco Banrl 54. 55. 56. f-. f gf f Q I RAE ANN xllfSGR.'XYIE Transff-r 55: l ore-n-ir' lmaguo 55, Socrf-tary 56: Honor Sorivty 56: lironco llancl 55, 56: SIUllt'IlI Council 56. LAFAYETTE NEWLANII D Club 5-1. 55, Fvvrt-tary 56: l.f'II1'I'lllt'Il .fksoriation 51. 55. 56: Sports Club 543 Football Lf-tt:-rnian 55. 56: llaskfftball l.1-ttt-rinan 54. 55, 56: Bawball I.0ttf-rnian 54. 55. 56: Track L1-ttt-rman 54. ' 14. 56551549 4 X QAARQSA x, 1 F' ,o N o 42- EE 2151 1- E 17? EQQU 1: Z 31:4-E-Fl AO QQ-,Tm LV' 'mi' 7 C F1 '-1 mg, A Tu: gazing -- I:7.5'2':f C1 'U 2 Z1 imfiwa E 3:1152 2 39.72. .,.. 5.1172- ml 71922 5 'EQFSU1 1 qmE,',Ul 2 REQ. 25: ef: O uw,-fm... ' Ptmoxm F' M... 5 Omg 'D gc... J. WE? Q 'I ' as gn ut 2 H -A A mi 4 OU' :Ji if'Ecn 9' fa? K 56: Roclf-o Club 54. 55: Future- Home-makers of 'K Amr-rica 56. 5 RENATA OBER Pe-p Club 54: Hi-Lite Club 54: A Cappella Choir ' 54. 55. 56: Forensic League 54, 55, 56: Dramatics A Club 56: Uvbatv Club 56. BILLY ODOM Skating Club 54. f X lVlARY ALICE ODOM Future Honwmakc-rs of Amvrica 54, 55, 56. 44' -.4 . BARBARA OLIVER Future Tvachors Association 55, 56: Girls' Athletic Association 55, 56. Q97-I 3 GENE OWEN 3 7 Sports Club 54g Honor Sflf'lPly 56. I I MARY ANN OWENS Clrlc Club 51: P1-p Club 54. 55. 56. Pep Club 54. 55. 56: Hi-Litc Club 54. 55. 56: llonor ' la Iv , He wt I I . ig - , 7 JACK PARKES 1, fi V Distributiw- Etlucation Club 56. ' H ' by , Q., CAROLINE PHILLIPS ' uw A A Sociffty 56. ' Aff' .xl x ELEANOR PITT llrOnc'O Band 54. 55. 563 All-Rn-gion llaml 55: Honor Sofia-ty 56: Stuclvnt Council 56: Choral Club 54. RICHARD PITTSINGER Futurv Farnwrs of Ameriva. Rnporte-r 53. 54, 55. 56. LEON PRATT JOYCE RAINEY Hi-l.itv Club 54. 553 Pep Club 5-1: Future- Homv- Ill8lCt'TS Of Arlwrica 54, 55: A Cappt-lla Cbnir 561 Tvnnis l.f'ttflrIIIan 55. RANDALI. HATLIFF Band Club. President 545 Art Club 56: Honor Socivty 56: All-Region Band 54, 55g Bronco Band 54. 55, 56 LORETTA RAWLINS Future- Nurses Association 54. 56g Svif-nce Club 563 Junior Classical League 56. 471' lv-I 'sq Ni CI 'T 'T lil Lu' ll lilill Ki-5 lllub 51: D Club 55. 56: Honor Society 56: ' Xkutiriu Club 51: lla-lvttball I,1'ttf'rman 55. 56. H' ,g ..,, Nlxiiiym Iimrgu 2 .,. -- lfor'-ri-if l.:-uumt 55. 56: Rv-ligxir-us Counvil. Yicf- Prvli- I 52,0 5 gl tlfnt 56: l.ibrary Club 55: .Xrt Club. Trr-a-ur'-r 56: I' 'J Xp-W li ll ItlIl'lIll lll. l'r:--illriit 56: ln'lu-trial .-Xrt4 Club. ! li l 'lt'-V561 ltr.im:i1i1--l1Iub53.36. V ' i Q P: .Io Xxx llomfnsox itullwnt l.ouu1'il 51. 55. llvpfirtfir 56: Honor Fofir-ly I 5.1. 56: l'4lY!'I1Nl4' I.vaguf'. Xiu- Pr:--iflf-lit 55. 56: Horw- -vFt .-Z JI1l'o,z.. 1,411.2 f Q , 1 '- -1 -N ...tp ' 4. , . K K -- I . -.4 5.1: KP'llill'llIN l.o11nv'lI .161 lflrl- .Xllllf'll1' .X--ov1a- llllIl.v.J. ug Humana llUBliR'IiSUN f Nkaiting lflub 51: Library Club 51: Futurv llomvmalivrd 9 ol Km:-ri: ll 55 -A - E : E ff' , DONALD ROBERTSON 1' 41 if -' ' Honor Society 56. -. -1- , f , ' f,,, :- :fmz-V. .. . , V., . if ,A , .. W., . . HONIER RODDEN Hamlin Club 54: Skating Club 54: Honor Sonic-ty 563 ,f gf 2 Mg , -3 f WE ,..,., ,- .. 3 I f , if ,117 , 1 f ifyix' f WW' H4lfrf'SllftP btaff 55. 56. 3 J P 'A f lt ' Ft-ir-:iw Club 54: llistributivv' Etluration Club 56. 5 ig it QL, 159. gt 4 jumy ROWE 6 'f' Z1 TEDDIE RLE Radio Club 54: Golf Club 54: .-X Cappella Choir 2 54. 55. 56. fr Q JAMES SHELTON fl r fappvlla Choir 54, 55. Treasurer 56: U Club 5-, 55. 56: Le-ttermen Association 5-lf. 55, 56: Football NTS- Lvtte-rman 54, 55. 56: Baskvtball Le-ttvrman 55, 56. W . 5 if OE SHELTON V7 , , A ...ig 3 1- f ' l C , , I 1, , ' Vi wi , 5' 6 f 1 1 i - Future Farmers Of America 54. ' . M, L gg . L , Q7 ,.., 6 J .ff BETTY SIKES Hi-Lite 55. 563 Pt-p Club 55. 56: Junior Classical League 55. MAX Snmoxs Science- Club 51: llorse-hoe Staff. l'lXl'l1Z.illglt' lftlitor 55. 56: llramutit-A Club 56. CAROL ANN SINGLETARY Student Body Yicf- President 56: llonor Society 56: Choral Club 54: Junior Classical l.r-ague 56: Bronco Band. Nlajorette 54, Sergeant 55. 56: Forensic l.:-agrue 56: Student Council 56: l.ibrary Club 55. 56: llorse- shoe Staff 55. EUGENIA SMART Transfer from Carrollton 56: Honor Society 56. JOHN SMITH Future Farmers of America 54, Reporter 55, President 56: Skating Club 54: llistributive Education Club 55. JOY SMITH Skating Club 54: Pep Club 54: Honor Society 56: Student Council. Corresponding Secretary 56. BETTY SPARKS Future Homemakers of America 54, 55: Distributive Education Club 56. ToMMY SPILLMAN Key Club. Vice President 55. 56: Science Club 56: Student Council 55. 56: Junior Classical League 56: Football Letterman 56. JEAN SPRABARY Hi-Lite Club 54: Future lloma-makt-rg of :Kms-rica 54. 55: Radio-Speech Club 55: llistributiw- Ftlucalion Club 56. FERN STANLEY Pep Club 54: Skating Club 5-1: Honor Society 562 .X Cappella Choir 56. BILL STEELE A Cappella Choir 54. 56. LARRY TAYLOR llrorrm Band. Sergeant 54. 55. Lieutenant 563 Honor Society 56: Forensic League 563 Art Club 56: Band Club 5-l: Science Club 5-1. 'x LINDA TAYLOR - Student Council 54. 55. Recording Secretary 56: Li brary Club 55. Vice President 563 Bronco Band. Flag Bearer 54, 55. 56: Honor Society 56: Art Club 56: Choral Club 543 Hi-Lite Club 553 Future Teachers .-Xssnciation 56g Forensic League 55. 56? Radio Work M' shop Players 553 Dramatics Club 56. JAN TEEL Pep Club 543 Hi-Lite Club 54: Student Council 56, Ar f W7 llonnr Society 56g Future Hmnemalu-rs of America 56. ui ' ' A vu Q 3 V7 1 ' A . 1, 1:- un. HENRY TERRELL Science Club 54. Secretary-Treasurer 55, President 56g Radio Club 54, 55, 56. VAN TILLEY Skating: Club 54: A Cappella Choir 54. 55, 56Q Sports Club 54Q Future Homemakers of America 56. SHIRLEY TIPPS Hi-Lite Club 543 Future Homemakers ol America Y 54. 56. 3 iv V117 ka! EVELYN TRIETSCH Skating Club 541 Junior Classical League 55, 563 Future Teachers Association 561 Honor Society 563 Hi-Lite Club 553 Future Homemakers of America. Pianist 5-1. 553 Speech Club, Vice President 56. KENNETH TURNER 6, Future Farmers of America 54, 55, 56. Q15-y Ne- CHARLEY ULAND SAM KNDERIIILL ANITA WVARD Pep Club 55: Girls' .-Athletic .Xssociation 56: Ftiturw Nurses Club 56: Future Holm-Iiiakers of .Xnirfriva 55. Public Relations 56. KATHRYN WJEEDOX Student Council 54. 55: Horseshoe Staff, Rt-port:-r 55: lironco Staff. Typist and Production Assistant 56: -A Cappella Choir 54. 55. 56: Honor Society 56: l'1-p Club 54. 55, 56: Future Honiemakers of Aim-rica 5oz Hi-Lite Club 54. 55. 56: Press and Photography Club 54. TOMMY WEYGANDT A Cappella Choir 55. 56: Science Club 54. 55: Radio Club 5-l: Horseshoe Staff 55: Canasta Club 54, JIM WHEELER Radio Club 54: Science Club 54. JERRY JACK WHITWORTH Skating Club 54: Distributive Education Club 56. DIANE WILLIAMS Hi-Lite Club 54. 55. Secretary 56: Pep Club 54. 55. 56: Religious Council, Treasurer 56: Dramaties Club 55, 56: Forensic Club 55: A Cappella Choir 55. 56: Horseshoe Staff 55: Future Hoiueluakers of Auiericu 56: Future Teachers Association 56. NANCY WILLIAMS Choral Club 54: Bronco Band 54. 55, 56: Library Club 54. 55. 56: Hi-Lite Club 54, 55: Student Coun- eil 55. 56. FREDDIE WILSON Skating Club 54: Future Farmers of :America 54. RUTH Wooo Choral Club 54: Bronco Band 54, Librarian 55. 56: Honor Society 56: Junior Classical League 56: Student Council 54. GLENDA ZERWER Pep Club 54, 55, Vice Presi- dent 56: Hi-Lite Club 54. 55 56: Future Teachers Associa- tion 56: Religious Council 9-D President 56: Honor Society 56: A Cappella Choir 55: Dramatics Club 56. if 'ifrmnv Ii gr- 'Q if-'P Y7' nik, fi 4, 7 Junior C1059 Offlfvrs Dated ROQCI1ldTN Iockhart Ncrrftars TTPHNLIIFF J lx f Isl Pe lr -lc 1 Standing Gradx Collom Pf6'Nlfl0lll Parel NIIIIIIRII Reporter i L IQ f ' W ,, M A 'Q 'Z if B z f 5 X , ,. .,, 2 ' , f , U If a ,' - IW . K VV Q ' .Aw f 'fr 67 ., 5' A gy . . , !'a,' ' gf V ' 'KR 4, ' 1 , gf- V -P ! uw , , - sf K by K ff V A, , 4 .x 'f I 'Q Y . , V ,. . - ' 4' . M, i ,Ly auf . ' , ty , QV , .w f. s y ' sw 1, 1 ,Q P V O . I 1 l, , l 5 : ,, ' 1' , . .' -' 'I J ' : uc, in x 1- l. Yi, ' 05' lent. Lv 1 1 h'!'-q- A U 53' ? 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Prof Calhoun. wlm al-n we-nt liail alrr-ally fnnm'k nfl' In limi- wlie'-liyef' when the- plwtngraplivr arriw-il panting on Iln- -we-iiv Ranclall Cllaffin Nancy Cliainlwer Palsy Clianilwrs llun Chaney Cracly Culluin Travy lfullmn jucly Cnlwell Ruth Cupp Bob Cozby Vl'ancla Daviflsnn Beverly Davis Carol Ann llaviq Grox er Dau un Nlarion Dean Vonda Dupree 3 Donald Davis fi if 59 I1 .Fr Bulrlry Shirley Ellis Fula lie-ll lfnlnw Linda Fryyin Patsy' Farmer Barham Fitzgerald Martha Jo Fletr-her Betty' Floyd Carole Ann Ford Bette Forde Joy' Gail Franks Patsy' Fuller Sammy Fuller Mary' Laura Gallagher Jimmy' Gary' Fred Geesling 'fi 1 W3 , N-Y '-a ,, TWV 2.-J 3 fS 'Huw , ,W 1 , ta, IW bt t G' v'V , f W W, 'K '4 , 4 - 'TT ff, 4, I Mf . V . :M MQ W, K' 8434 . f if 3 A ' 352 W ,. W ' f w15:'fW f w fQ7i' ' 2' , ,A , M .es 1 5+ Q ' W Y 1 A2, , ,M wwf-my V , f-ff'?2f' .. L Z fry -,..4...l. X VR gf jx 5 my 'til I I Star Struck Cast members go through their dramatic paces Un ai-emhly' mmrlucted by' Mr-. Hall! rlramatics Fla-S. On :tagge- arf- She-ra Hoflgei. Diane Wil- liumf. fxnne Harriett and Peggy' lluttun. 'sa Q? N 6 ,Pk il., s 1 'i jg f Y X J if il .. ,M -gl is A -211, 1' inf uf mm, ,J,.,..., lf rliw- spirilc-il xnunu lu-Ii l'li+-vrli-Lirle-r- ,lu-iinv llnnfin in Fully llannzili. Shirlfy 5ll'I!ll llx Xlartliu ,ln l li-trliwr. Nlurgl. Nlirfl ll inl jenn Ri lip! 'lr' 1 4 'L r' xi rim li vwulil limi- Ntau-il nn Ili' fi ll uf! Q-r lliig xlinl. iiviliiip- Ilif- flziinv--xillv tilt ww-iilil lim-i li n iliff git -up-an'-giit? vrviit, llnw van viii ln-ul Nu- li Eunice Cilmson JuflyGil1:Qnn Nlllic-l Giles Kay firufa Nunvy Cramlcy Harp :Xnn llaisler Cm-iiilulyuii llanlillrwn llvllx llziinptnn Wlumlv llaniptnn llmvarcl llarcl Wanda llarpvr Ann llairris Pete Harvey Billie Ruth Harvill Marie Hatridge Tom Heath Charl -4 Herring Charles Hilger Suzanne Hinclinan Margie Holbrook ,lim Hooten Charles Horton Wlarren Jackson Pearl larrnon Edith johnson R. L. Johnson Barbara Jones Belva Ann Jones Charlie Justus Claudia Kaszynski Jack Kerestine Elleece Killingsworth A ii C A W G7 Af, I W , .L C s V fi,- ,ni :Qs 'F 4 ,, , n 5 warg, , 'Wg fu V Class Assembly . . . Senior Trio made- up of Douglas Markham. Teddif- Rue and Tommy Wiey- ganllt successfully ronvulsed its audience- with a combination slap-stirk, de-acl-pan routine, with Tommy supplying the latter. However. when this was snapped. Teclclie finally had succeeded in breaking him up. - M . 3 P 4' ,N ps' Q. , X.. Ll Q-.J ' xii . V f4 5' lx ,N W . A L, ylfvgf A VN... K xx ig- 1 l I X W A , . Q -. ' kf 'i21 i2llifZ5 T .ws J, 4 fv- ' r V . 'N ' i r lirimro staff nie-nilv-rs are Clio-1-n for their ability In ilu a better' lll2iIl'8U'!'3gf' joll at inflixirlual Ia-ks necessary to ilu- prwluvliml of tha- liook. ll:-re-. thi- year- lm-lk! official typi-I. Katy Wm-- ll-ln. winfirms hvr sll-piviori thai .x Q an-Iually is In-ut'-il at Iln' lf-fl on the nf-xt-to-lop lin.-. lllinrl keyboard. you know. L . f Sv i -PI Peggy Laircl Carl Lamlm illinnie Lamlv Pat Lambert Donna Lawson Carrol Lewis lion Lewis liolwlmy Linrlsey Rosemary Lockhart Gene Lockriclge Joanne Macey Helen Machart Alice ,lane Maples Nlack Massey. jr. Colleen Meadows Barbara Milam 'sa 'os os u 'no in ann., . 'los , 03100, n,,' u n I Pareil .lll1'llLlIl :Xllmert -liramoiitez jimmy Nlitf-lwll Patricia Nlize llirfllurrl Nlmitgmiiery Wliuyne Nlnmre Ruse- Nlary Nlurales Clem Nlurgzaii Beverly Morris Collette Morris Wlancla Joan Myers Ada Margaret Mcffray Pat fVlf-llfmalfl William lllcllonalcl Jon Mvlhiriiiitt Jimmie fllvflzllliarrl 'JN 'QA f 1, fsl . fN' 'jg-l, au., V x, , U ,, . 3? ' .... ' ur , ' WI 1 ' X H A I Til f J f I '- JE! Q ' 'vi vi - .9 f- i M QT, ' 5 ix fav 4? ' 'W l Z fa Q 'WU-' , ,., s ul Take your men who make- lvm- . . . give- us the musir makers! More Class Assenibly stage: activity was contributed by this chorus of junior girls: Shir- ley Stephens, Bette Forde. Lincla Holm-rts. Arla Nlrflray, Shf-ra llmlges. Beverly Bryson, Caroli- 'Xnn Forde and Beverly Davis. I 'SA Wai 'M 'Y . I 'S . 'Q u QQ A iq, Qx. ...... ,K P 1. 'K. I 0 3 U A 1 I 'rift 1 'fb' ,J ' vii K -.4 Chv 1 xi fxl 1 2, .91 1 1111 1111111 I Nwllf-11 H11-1' I 1 XIII Illl 111 r t.lL1-- X--1'111l1l1 . . , 1.111 4,.lIY1U!T'lI! 111'-klfx lI11'f1l-I NWN-' 111111 111- -Il1iI'I' 11111111 In-1111111 '1- Ill' 111.1 111I1 111 lIl II1 .11-I-N M1111 1l11'11 lfx.1- . , 1 11-1111111 +11 .1 1 1'1111I111: I11 XIJII Fr1fl1111: 111 .fm 1, 1 rf 7 Tri ' 72 i we fm, 'Y' ' 1 . , . v F ' 1 4. ra 7 v ,,-f M R, cgffi if Q 1 2 5, 32? 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F : Q ,, R - ,N lfall it what you want: 1-mlrltry. wvrn ur elf-ulllle--N vulturul 4-1-11, trilvuliwn . . . lvut l,Ulll'1' lla!- fi'-lil unil Pillxingvr zinfl lli- l'ul4 pi'mlll4'wil ll xslullf' pax-v'l of il tlllflllg lla-N X--vnililx , , , 1-nv of Iln- mn-I iiiipwrluiit griw-grxiixig lu Ink-' phi-'V -luring flu- 31-Jr. 'nllll Ille' puvllyl-' rx1'v-pliun uf Qfllllllllllljll, Y-v fi nv, 1 ,,,,g :. - 5, i Zi 3 A 5 R 51 4 4:- 2 -is v- - i E113 af ff a bl . ZQNX Q U, 'lx 5 Lincla Spaulding Joyce Sparks l.l'NHIll8 Starr Shirley' jxllll Steplif-1 Nlarslia Stric-klanfl Margie Stubblvfif-lfl Lou Sllflfltllll Dickie Taliaferru Clinton Thomas Dan Thomas Larry Thomas Linda Thweatt B011 Vealluovu Linflvll Vinson Loretta Wvuicle M. H. Wvullwr Rosemary Wiallcer Marion Wvarren Nlitchell Wiells Bnlvliy Wvl1QClCf Bulb Wihile livn Wiliittvn Calc- Wiillcfurfl linger Wvilliamg Ronnie Williaiiis lion WvilliS Eva Jane Vilright Albert Wlyss J X lv hr'-1 .vi 2? , W a Wg f A- ,,. 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I K , ' ' 1:3 ' C' f i Q q-N., sgc Nur rain nor sleet nor clark of night . . . and all like- that. f'an't keep Bronco boosters away from a pffp rally. as is 1-virlc-ncc'd by this throng: hurrying into the building to gf-I out of one' nf 19551 rare slinwr-rs. lJirln'! mlalnpvn their spirit a hit! .Z '14-5 'Vip x, MI. .J ,v Fx rs ,gfxwg-A 5011110711010 Clues Offlvms N 1 ul me ,F hluur lxepm fr Nfllldlll C mxlf xr x rea uur f n JI ru 'vue IIX nc If Inu P 6 Pr: 1114 nl Carole Allen Claudine Argo Toznie Bell Arnolrl Patricia Ary Charles Ashby Jan Ashby Donalcl Ashlocli Jimmy Atkins Olan Baker Robert Barksdale Barbara Lf-e Barnett Charles Barton Bobby Batte Rochell Beauchamp Sandy Beauchamp Thomas Beavers Johnny Beck Patricia Bickley Alice Blair Mary Bowers U Q 1 .5 x ,f ,A I 1 77+ Tense- moms-nt during the Paris llc-nton game: Billy Grissom looks grim: Jimmy Don Barber re-giste-rs with that beat look: llonalcl Smiths-rs cy:-Alialls the action: Record-Chronicle pho- tog Mary Ann Jennings eye- balls the photogg Coach Payne supplies the body English and a Paris fan assumes a prayerful attitude. ff Q .L 1 U52 og -as X 4 If -' 4-s X YQ Q2 S' , , ,, if .fb 0 K Pvggly DUIIUH. ,IUNIiI1Q' Bmufmgln and Bmw-rly lim-N: girl -irxgn-11 lfwn u mmic hatvr 4-null! up pI'f'1'i41Ir' 11 p1'rf+-rlllamw 115 rhi- lnz-xy of 13.115, lwiilllie-N . . unlv--x. 'rf vmxrw. hr alw turn'-1 Hut to lu' a mixogynift in th' bargain. .vfw In 'in ...,, I ti 'K 1:5 tiff N' D 2 . X ' J 0 ki ,V,,, : N r 4 I X 4,1 5 L X is M' . H, Av A G f 6 T af Y? N.. Q ,ff X55 llzmm Rav Bm flflfm Ivrry HMI. Hrumm ljllarlw lireuer Iwlmm Hrlffff- ' . CF' K 'D f'wr1'm'Nt brms I1 ,It'I'I'X Hl1l'hLU1LlI1 Xiwilllflll Cain lwmmx fnlxf-rt jnyu- CHIIIIJIJUH ,lalvk ciLlI'liFl9 Hugcrs Carlton .Iam Currixzgtmu ,lulnes Carter Jzum-s Carlwrighi Thllllillf' Caruthers Bill Cuslvr 'lNhi'lIHll Charnlfc-1'f Putsx ffhristnplwr ltjlllillf Clark Cllklfltbltl' Cole' Jilllltlf' Cole Zulynne Coleman lirlwarrl Cook ,lim Cooke lfugene Copeland Nancy Coulter Lonnie- Crider 'liony Crowder Bruce Dax ey Barbara Davis Jimmy Davis Carolyn Dillon Jackie Doyle Martha Druee Mary Sue Duncan Harold Ellenburg Donnetta Ellis Clyde Elrod Patricia Felts James Fielder 4 . Q wg, ff 1-2 W 4: l Qi, ,jlz lll GU L ' Wm x L 4 2 fi 5' y 5 L The absence of that heat look, to be found in another picture of this group elsewhere in the hook will be noted. In this view, Prof, Dan, Mrs. Shands, Jo Ann, and Joy map their assault on South Carolina where they attended the SASC convention. HIE. ,. .QV 1 K will lZ,X if ru. il, 3 Wm- wnnlcln't bug ya . . . hm-'Q rally that lallf Nlr. llyman f pivture-rl taking Iimr' 1-ul from lnx Nl'If'Hl'l' f-hr-rw In lvml-llogl a grnup in stnmly hall . . . whim-ll thx- SRO vunmlitinn- nf l7.HS,'s Inwfm-rut plant 4'3UNf'Kl In nwr- flnw intn the- auflitn,-rium. l xivf l ' X50 -' M. l fr ' ' 7 A will 'iw I 1 X I . 5 ef . Jerry Fry Jeff Funk Don Gammon Jo Ann Garrett Mary Turn Gaston Lynell Geesling James Girlmm Kelly Giles .Q f n V , fm '25 UQ 1 Y ' , ,. V :QQ 5 sg sn-if X ' Q l W f 'fwfr Yfx , 5? , ,. K , ., - 'P nf- j. -of Loy Anne Gwen Lou Gomlner Sue Gooclner Johnie Crawley Jowauna Gregory Gayle Grimes Jimmie Hall Johnny Hall Pauleta Hamilton Shirley Anne Harper Dicky Harris Jerry Haughton Ray Glen Hays jere Higgins llalc Higgs Charlene llilgcr Nanvy Holland Ronnie llollaway Sally- :Xnn llood Nlarily n lloopcr Palsy lloolvn Bill llouse Billy Ray Howard Clara Faye lloward Marilyn Howard Josephine Hutcheson jon Il enfritz Janet gngram Jeff Janws Nlarllia james Don Jonvs Lax eta Jones fr 4 Mazza? .vs A Ho .-f' sf ig I 5 I- -'H 1 gg,-A iv , If l WX V 'Q ff, ef a 1 M i 1 W , , 9 l I iii i.i . -flrih-I ki,. rw 9 r J V , my V-1 l I 6 'UV 'cr r , an V YM ra I V 1 iii T7 A--e-nililiffs don't juCt happen . . . tliPy'rf- plannf-d. And hvre- an- some of thi' planners for 1935-56 ---- Sf-atml: Miss Lois Ave-ritt. Mrs. Catherine Shuford. Nlrf. Opal Hall. Johnny Cuyffr. Carol Ann Singlfltary and Dan Hinkle-. Lurking in the lmavk- ground are Mrs. Janiz- Shanfla and Prof Calhoun. X 'LT' -H Earlene Justus Barhara Kellum Elaine Kenas Judith Kilgour ,lean Kirkpatrick Ethel Krueger Wayne Lambert Linda Land Wanda Lawrence Viola Lawson Mary Ann Lockhart Carolyn Logan Venita Lynch Tommy McClellan Sue McConnell Wilma Joyce McLeod Harla fVIcNatt Lynette Megpedden Gale Marshall XVHYIIC Miller Pat Miller Kaye Milliken Jimmy Mills Patricia Mills Di-Xlya Mitchell Margaret Mitchell Bolm Mizcll Rocky Montgomery Pat Moore Elizabeth Morris Sonny Morrison Anne Myers Sandra Myers Josephine Neal Harold Neale Sara Neale El a Norgaarcl Jerry O Rear Blll Orr Say annah Ou ene 5 5 5 I , in ,041 ,W al ' , i4,, I X 'fa H., f ffm .23 sf if If 2 . f we il 6 , , is . 'W 1 Ak lar CAN CAN! Ami these sopha are juft the je-unes filles who Can. lli-monstrating their high kicking ability are Martha Drure. .lanie Swi-neon. Mary Bowers. Nancy Coulter. Elsa Norgaarcl. and Pauleta Hamilton. The occasion . . . you guessed itl . . . Clae- .'XS4f'IIllJly. They rlrew an encore. nf-ull:-ss to say. ,,.s.,z:. , . Q Ya 1231 i 1 sql S' Q cr ' 1 1 . --. 4 1.3 G. 'ui V w--7 i 47 fa ,v- i J Q untin their loot afle-r ai hurfl w si ng, yearbook- uri' 1--li inchlcf lh-wrly Gro--. :ill ws n n Sully llannah. Anil ll x W.-f-ilori. N t yi 1 we U v- , Li llIX lhpariino-nl. 1- tha- lon! if Y A X N 2 1 17? -v, F . 53 ,fix Cl! '.-.QL f f. Bobby Pannell Corrie-ll Parker Janet Parks Paula l'f-urve Mike Pierce Palsy Powell ,lucly Pricleaux Builcly Pritchett Sherman Pruett lra Puckett Dale Reeves Mary Nell Riney Bobby Roach Doyle Robertson David Robinson Ruth Robinson Roland Rose Ronald Rose Dolores Russell Gary Santerre vy- Peggy Schulter Joann Seagraves Gary Shaw Doris Shelton Susie Shields Jan Smith Laura Smith Sterling Smith Roy Spalding Paula Stanley John Stensland Wanda Stevens Nancy Stout Edna Pearl Strat Biff Summers Don Sweatman Janis Swenson Patsy Trevathan Ronald Trice Sandy Trickey af' W -sf .... I I s t . - ' A- ,.. it gf: if: , W , 'Di' 3- 'Q ' 'Z' , . s -i' 1 22 is 5, , , ' - .,, it ' Q, .,,.,,, ' it ' ' , fo Q . 9 G I Q' 5' H V.. ' ' 5 K , i 51 1 M X 'Uffy Q 0 0 0 V ' i ii? f W Q , WP' ' X ' i 1 -V . 49' ,, A he ' tstii -NG. vBf,f'f,fi ff ,Q 't'k -vi' ,Z 113 .ur We give you our esteemed pres- ident of the student body, D. Q Hinkle, in a spontaneous, un- rehearsed, unstaged glimpse into Mrs. Shuf0rd's senior English. As you can see, Hinkle takes seriously his duty of setting an example for the rest of us. X ,, X. .xr x wr, xx x 4k N ,, X iq 1 t L U 1' lf 1 2 fun 1 , 4 tl litlueation. like charity. he-,flins at home . . . so, Mrs. Ile-tty lioytl uses this unique approach to Spanish in familiarizing her students with common words . . . something you finzl around the house. Unlike Grout-ho's, her magic words, when prop- erly used, get A's. not hun- tlrecl-dollar hills. Linda Ann Truitt Sharon Tunnicliff Dottie Faye Turner Freflclie Turner ,loyce Vaughn Ray Vaughn La Nora Weedon Ann Wlells Joanna Yvells Rosemary Weygandt Jimmie White Bobby Williams Skippy Wisdom Deanna Wofmd Ralph Wylie Don Young rganizations Q DANCE E FRIDAY 3 NIGHT' UI lx xii i 3'3t ':--- Blanco 111r1I1fr pht IIUIIN' '1 ,1r1 IU 1 plnrllkw 31. I P 1 If 1 r cull 1 ll if xx?- Illflllll I1 -I v-xw, A LR IIILIIIIN Ur , X!! BIXIRIHCRNN 115 U lfzslwlz r I 'U- wfhm- N n'! '! as .ga-1 :QF HIM N Val I taff rlraclline approavhefl. But. in spite of the nmnths of frenzied Copy-gathering and writing. picture-making anfl prfwessing. acl sales, layouts and one crisis and clearlline after another mall nietl. there is no cleep- flown feeling of satisfaction to compare with that uf sci-ing finished hunks in the hands uf stuclcnts . . . lmnks that will mark milestones in many a life . . . lnonurnents to a yearis activities: work and play. X DOUGLAS BENNETT, TODD MESSINCER. TEDDY BROYLES, anrl HENRY TERRELL Sponsor and Photographers AW , JN! ff 4 7 ,rg . , 2' ,, , f 'W AV JO ANN ROBERSON Ar! 111111 Feature' Eflitur lv. 'Q' DAVID MacKENlXA Sports Edztor L., Front row: ,Io Ann Rfrlwrsnn. Mary Margaret McBrydf-. Sally Hannah. Shirley Stephens. Bov- erly Gross. Peggy Aiken. Betty Fultz, Kathryn wr-emlon. Back row: Mitchell Wells. Tommy Spillrnan. D a V i cl MaCKenna. Toclml Messenger. Henry Terrell. Tellcly Broyles. 4 E, L 7' s ' A 1 I . rm Q. .ff r K T T 1 DOUGLAS BENNETT MAX SIMMONS Farulty Sponsor Business and Circulation Photographer Manager SPORTS DEPARTMENT Homer Rodden. foaturesg Pare'l Milchan, editor: David MacKenna, reporter. . 'tw- The Horseshoe Sometimes. when the staff of the Horseshoe gets discouraged. and feels like it isn't worth all the effort it takes to get out an issue every two weeks, they think of how eagerly the last issue was re- ceived . . . and with what anticipation D.H.S. students are awaiting the next. Nothing is so gratifying to the heart of the Horseshoe staff as the cheerful. eager clamor of fellow students clus- tering about the courtesy desk every other Thurs- day. scrambling for copies of the paper. The Horse- shoe. a publication that has garnered every honor that can be bestowed on a high school paper. is the laboratory project of second-year journalism students, and plays an active, interested role in the lives of D.H.S. students and faculty alike. Its object is not to 4'hustle merchants for revenue. or to sell the sheet to students. lts two-fold purpose is to inform the student body and to train the journalists of tomorrow! j ., ,, ,sj .,.,.,-,, j r f .- f 4g,.i,.,,, , U - ,. .,,,, , . ,.,W ,M , ,,,,, ,,.. . KAREN AVSTIN IHRIHR X JONES XXV HXRRIN Reporters and Feature Writers V fgf Eff' Cs ,W 'L' First row: Peggy Schluter. Alice lilair. D'Alva Mitchell. Jo Ann Scagraws. Don Gammon. Eleanor Pitt. Second row: Nancy Williams. Sally Hannah. Patsy Trevathan. Helga Hupfeld. Bill House. Linda Thweatt. Third row: Linda Taylor. Kathy Brown. Carol Ann Singletary, Jo Ann Roberson. Dale Reeves. Fourth row: Dan Hinklc. David Phillips. Joy Smith. Karen Austin, Mitchell Wells, Jon McDurmitt. Jimmy Cole. Student Council The Student Council, under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Janie Shands and Johnny Guyer. and the gavel of Dan Hinkle. makes it its business to study and put into action methods calculated to establish a friendly. yet businesslike relationship between student body and faculty, school and public. With the single goal of lm- provementw ever in view, the council meets at lunch each week to consider problems in hand and to anticipate any that might possibly arise in the future. ,lust how well the student council system works is attested to by the growing interest of schools throughout the country, which conduct regional. state and national con- ventions to exchange ideas. UI-ilfltlilii inn Cochran. Parlia mvntarian: lfarol ,inn Single-tary Yivv- Pre-iflviitl l,ou Sunldath Treasurer: Joy Smith. Corrcspond ing Nfcrf-tary: lo Ann Roberson Secretary: llan llinlile. Prcsirlo-nl ..,,,,, .yt x . Q an X 4 1 s Reporter: Linda Taylor. Recording .2 .6 Seated: Ralph Moser. Parliamentarian: 5 Jolene Logan. Secretary: Sue Dear. Treas- urer: Margie- llolhronk. Rf-porter. Stand- ing: Crow-r Dawson. Yicf- Pre-sidentg Jw' Davis, Pr:-sitlent. Distributive Education Club This club, consisting of juniors and seniors, is made up of the students in the distributive education classes of Denton High School. These students, while they learn in the field of distribution and retailing goods and service, also earn that most wanted and needed commodity . . . money. In the mornings, D.E. students attend regular classes, including one in D.E. taught by Homer Bronstad, and participate in many other school activities. ln the afternoons, students work at jobs in various service and retail stores. First row: Roberta Sims, Nancy McGalliard, Jean Sprabary, Jolene Logan, Sue Dear, Margie Holbrook, Barbara Galusha, Betty Hampton. Jimmy Rowe. Second row: Ralph Moser, Janette Miller, Joyce Burchett. Jane Willingham. Dren Roffc. Jeanne Hicks, Betty Sparks, Bobby McLain. Third row: Jerry Jack Whitworth, Raymond Crabtree, Tony Barecky, Gene Lockridge, Leslie Clampitt, Ernest Fisher, Joe Davis. Fourth row: Grover Dawson, Carl Lamb, Max Sullivan, William McDonald, Jack Parkes. Ernest Smith. 'A J' :annular xuvfuilvnfuuniiz ations ali it 1131111 ul ,, ' ima., nn ',,,,,, 1 vb 1:1 ' ,, lx 'if 1- -E' 5' as hlllulu -1, ' il -:- .7 f, I. 3 :L Ki W ew-...J nb' 1. .-- - 'HW f l , 5 ,Q ,H qs, gi- 58 fill 11 na ', ff u -umm ll '9wtS141l1 m,b Blilri ..e 1 4 , kg. U' W :gsm First row: Richard Montgomery, Hulen Bolwar, Charles Horton, Bill Campbell, Donald Smithers, Lafayette Newland, Freddy Cogdell, Don Chaney, Johnny Crandy. Second row: Jackie Don Ashby, Jack Harris, Eddie Boyd, Jerry Pinkston, Mack Massey, Jr., Don Hurst, Dick McClendon, J. B. Fincher, Rives McBee, Jimmy Cary. Third row: Billy Reed, James Higgs, Don Lewis, Billy Grissom, Robert Downey, Clinton Thomas, Carroll Jolly, Ronnie Williams, Wade Hampton. Fourth row: Wayne Lasater, Mitchell Wells. Bob White, Jerry Franks, Grady Collom. Jimm Don Barber y . Fifth row: Norris Ruff, Dickie Taliaferro. Pare'l Milchan, Jimmy Adams. Thomas Sims. James Shelton, Dan Hinkle. Tommy Spillman. Lettermen Association OFFICERS-James Shelton, Secretary, Dan Hinkle. President, Jim Adams. Vice Presidentg Don Brown, Treasurerg Lafayette Newland. Reporter. VCV Ui l 1119 'ea mmm 51112, 'ew mf , Q -- A - ' f ,- ,. ,a w fi' , in ll' cfs f 91 'mi xl F I 45 1.3 'u 1 A , ,J , w r , ' in ' I I Im l q ,.. f-4 5 , .pf s. ....., 'i rf it . .4 yu' 5 5 '55 Agjfa hal, in Ai V V , FY' . F f ,Q 3 Nut!! ' 0 il wtf 1? ix 'xl' Lfgfg ' Q , , il, X.,. Y , Y ,, y if e -f A 7 Q V ,af K, . x 4, , '44 Q-Nuff ,L-2 2-Q-2 ww I 'if M M F4 K. ,Q X WL is F 'MJ we 1, n 4 , 0 ' 5 9 6 A, 'X ' n S e .,. I . , M, - ,. f T , A , .. -Y ,, A., X . , . . -, ,f v , E, , w V , - M, .. , S . , K, . iV'w', Q -? 'lS2 T. -5 , , 1 Kqm' arfalfkh' + 'Hai -f ' A ' ' w3 ' -.: aku, - 0FFlCERSgPeggy Dutton. Secretary: Barbara Hundley. Reporter, Glenda Ycrvter Vice President, Beverly Bryson Trea urerg Betty Fultz, President. Pep Club Top to bottom: Linda Roberts, Joy Gail Franks, Jammie Barrow, Nancy Chambers. Bexerly Davis, Barbara Fitzgerald, Julia Samms, Belva Jones, Donnetta Ellis, Claudia Kaszynski, Helga Hupfeld, Quetha Jo Bell, Vonda Dupree, Wilma Mays, Marie Hatridge, Peggy Schluter, Josephine Hutchin- son, Josephine Neal, Sylvia Jameson, Betty Sikes, Kay Cruze, Joanne Macey, Rose Mary Morales, Ann Ames, Savannah Owens, Delores Russel, Mary Ann Owens. Nancy Holland, JoAnn Sea- graves, Mary Tom Gaston, Rosemary Weygandt, Ann Wells, Judy Prideaux. Gwendolyn Hamilton, Janis Swenson, Ann Myers, Wiola Lawson. Susie Shields, Patricia Bickley, Elsa Norgaard, Pauleta Hamilton, Elleece Killin, Martha Druce, Charlotte Cole, Carolyn Logan, Elaine Kenas, Mary Ann Lockhart, Mary Bowers, Jan Ashby, Janet Parks, Jowauna Gregory. Linda Land. Sara Neale. Helen Machart, Eula Bell Enlow, Gloria Adams, Patsy Smith. Kathryn Yveedon, Jo Ann Roberson, Caroline Phillips. Lockadee Newland, Joyce Massey, Sue McConnell, Carole Allen, Sandra Myers. Laveta Jones, Betty Fultz, Wanda Lawrence, Elizabeth Morris, Peggy Aiken. Beverly Gross, Charlotte Mitchell, Suzanne Hindman, Shera Hodges, Barbara Hundley. Diane Williams, Peggy Dutton, Beverly Bryson, Glenda Zerwer. Cheerleaders: Sally Hannah. Shirley Stephens, Martha Jo Gletcher. Justine Boozman. Margaret Mitchell, Jean Kirkpatrick. First row: Alvan Pockrus. Donald McLeod. John Smith. James Brown. Cary Santerre. Kenneth Stout. Bus Livin- good.-Second row: Charles Hilge-r. Charlie Waite. Jerry Fry. Ray Vaughn. Ronld Rose. Richard Pittsinge-r. Ken- neth Turner. Edward jones. Dickie Harris. Gerald Cogdell. M. H. Walker. H. D. Roberts. Sponsor. Third row: jimmy White. Freddie Turner. Don Paul Kluck. Rogers Carlton. Bennie Argo. Phillip Cole. liurl Arrington. Ernest Brown. Danny Boydston. Douglas Pre-witt. Jim Hooten. l.ee'O Housden. Fourth row: Traxis lvnflf-rhill. Janie- lliilvon. llilly Riney. Freddie Mvlle-e. Doyle Hulwrtwon. Dale- Vaughn. Don Ridenour. llutrh Nll,'lllllS, Don .l13Ylt'N,JHlII!llX llrigrg .lilnmy Atkins. Future Farmers of America 0FFlffER5 lalnv-S lh-own. Fern-tary: , John Smith. Prvairlentz llonalfl Nlv- gd Leod. Firit Vice PY'f'ilflPHlI Nlatt r' Walker. Treaeurer: Don Jones. Sevond Vice Presidentg Cary Santerre. Parliaa mentarian: Jerri Fry. Rpporterz Bf.l,lwy Rfvaell. Sentinel. G29 ' 19 ,qu-4 Front talmlv: Justine- Hfvnzrnaii. hh-ntla Ze-rw-r. ,Ianmnv Barium. lllam- William-. it Back table-: Quvtha ju He-ll. Fu-lyii Tri+-tsvh. Mary Xnn Kirklantl. tfhmlnttv- Nlitvln-Il. I Part:-rxnn. Uurlrara JIYINN. Nan Ivarve-. liarlnara Olin-r. lim:-fly Nlurri-A Nlargiv Iltlllmmk, Xl Future Teachers Association Orchestra First row: Louisa- Hatfield, Kay Fuckm-ll. Ruth Copp, Ellwf- Killingswnrlh. St'C1iI'lIi row: Brummvtt. Elm-anfrr Pitt. Hr. E. L. Frnst. llirt-1-tor. Tiiirtl rms: Xlargif- Fttlhlwlr-fit-ld. Nancy liams. David Flyr. Fourth rrvw: Ruth Wuutl. Karen Austin. Fifth rim: Randall Ratliff, I NIcClvndnn. Barbara Hayes. if luht 'Nl1'l'.lrm. Nlmlwtri YwI.t linux-'11, ,IU Xnn Nl'2lyl'1IU'N, ltxmlu Iuylnr. .In Xllll Holm-rwn. hula Hvll l'nhvw Hvhtrl N111 hir! llIll'l Ntmx XX 'mutt hmm llllit lxllulrlll' 1 UH'l4.l2h5 .lv Kun Kult'-r-mt. l.llvrar- ll l r U irst row: Harolyn PattPr-un. Bllllllit' Urigxllt. Sl'1'lPINi row: Charlotte Nlitc-hr-ll. liluim- Kipp:-, Wanrla Myf-ri. Paula Pe-arm-. Thirrl row: Vary Nlargarr-t Hr'HrydP. Nana Pvarvn-. Fourth row: larry Taylor. Huh Miz:-Il. Pianixt, Fifth ww: Slvflillgl Smith. Judy flnlwe-ll. 9 Q 4. A ,ns ,os Vhziwv' U fxlr If-. K.1lf1x UIUMIL ,Luk l'wx.ex1. glvrrx X114-lnllrx, klmlurlw Wxxww. Nhvru Hmlgfx l'uI 'lf1H1nlnuru, Jw- xllll lhlw-r+fr11. Km-x 4 I1.4mlu-1'-. luwll IM-I'-x. lin-lu 'I'z1xlf+r. lkirwl xllll iinuiv- mu. l'1.irpf' XX.'f!.a 1- l 4gx !'i1 'm. llxetlmzhi H43---. INIIIIV ,lwzxfz N-nm Xlfvlxiwll. Ruth WFIWI. glfxm lla-rltnif. Iwwi Nlf--uxpy. H 1.1r,1 Ulu-r'. Unxrki li-wlvvr'-. Num- Harm-II. kll1xTiI1v' Iifbfvfrxmrx. IVXIXJ VY- Iv-Yf Var? .am II1:.EM. Pluw. x l'.If. Ililk Ulf lfrvAfH11.,I-- Xllll Nf.1g:.1w-.I3z1lf'R:-mf--. Univ! HW, Vw, 152,17 HMI. Ngwv.-wr. N,1!1'I,1H fhlfltf. ffxszrmg 4:-Ulm. Hugh Nlrllzmivl. Vwlix 4.f'a:1'rv1g1':. Idxru 'Im'-xr. If-'rx Iwm Ikmglxv. ,I pix 44-Mx'-Il, I'f+Hx Hrwxlv--. UFl'll FRS 'in-ftli .Urn NL1. :1!--. f 1 -j'I.1!fI1L Nxzwmz.: 'S-.uzw NI mn, X.-1 l'!'--bl'-1:!: Ii:-lm! 4Il1ark, Pr:--ifivlmli Nm- X111 Nl.1x,:1 HM wiizs.- N im 5, -AA. qvati-il: Nanvy Williaina flwi-iirlulyri llaniillnn. ,Irby Fniitli, llvtly lfrmlry. l'i'vsi4le'r1l: Kathy Brown. ecrvtary and Tre-a-ure-rg Linda Taylor. Vice l'ri-finlvntg Nlargzzirvt Nliranirmtvz. ju Ann Seagruvi-S. tanding: R059 Mary Moralefs Eugenia Smart. llvw-rly Hawking. ,Xlivrl lllair. Qui-Ilia .Io lie-ll Re-porlvrz I0 .Xnn Roberson. Jani: Fwf'nQon. Nano Cranrle-5. Carol .Xnn Finglwtary. Librar Club Q'-ir -I .M .im -'gn . TW, wi Q l'.....H.:f ,lrl Library li-Nl'l2illlr. wh., 1-iuiipriw tlir- Lilurziry Club. km-p liuxy 5f't'Ilf'5 like- tliix uni- giving. Hrs. Swenson Falls tlwm her r'xIra seat of arms. Key Club Ul'Al lfflfR5-4,z1ri'oll Jolly. Fr-rg:-ant Nlitcfhvll Wellx. if-rn-tary: Daxid Flyr l'lI'4'Nlflf'IlI1 Tonimy Fpillnian. Yiw l'rewi df-nt: I5-to Harm-y. 'liI'f'Z1'llFf'l'. First row: Tommy Spillinan, Dan Hinkle. Boll While-. Clinton Thomas. Daxid Phillip-. Carroll Jolly. Louis Bush. David Flyr, Don Chanry. Pete Harwy. Se-cond row: Dali- Page. Maurice Bron- stad. Jackie Don Ashby. Tracy C0ll0IIl. Don Gammon, Jimmy Davis. llill House. Fri-ddy Cogdell. Robe-rt Downey. Third row: Lindell Vinson. David Robinson. Mitvhf-ll Wells. Dick Taliferro, Ira Puckett. Pare'l Milchan. Jimmy Cary. Don Brown. Don Lvwiw 1 l vv First row: Lynne Jones, Elf-anor Pitt. Rae- Hu-grave. Carol Ann Singletary, Barbara Hayc-S. Ruth Wood, Justine Booz- man, Glenda Ze-rwer. Ann liarne-tt. Jeannine Barnard. Evelyn Trietsch. Carolinf- Phillips, Ann Cochran. Svrond row: Joy Smith, Quetha Jo Hell. Cussie Caldwmnll. Linda Taylor. .lo Ann Roberson. Jolene Logan. Fern Stanley, Jan Te-el. Joyce- Arnold. Linda lire-we-r. liarlmura Farria Eugenia Smart, Kathryn WM-rloii, Peggy .Niki-n, llvlty Fultz. Third row: Randall Ratliff. Dan Hinltlm-. llavid Flyr Jerry McComlJs, Raymond Crabtree. G4-nc Owl-n. Jon Honaker, Homer Roddvn, Freddy Cogdr-ll. Be-yr-rly Crow. National Honor Society OFFlCER9fDan Hinkle. President: Jerry Mc- Combs. Treasurer: David Flyr. Vice President: Quetha Jo Bell. Secretary. S . Il PRN ll nry 'l'f-rrvll. l'n-.imlf-11Kg Kara-n tl rx: ,lwflmnx tilaulx. X iw llrvxi- r .mt xlll'L1lIllwIlII'l4 lim-pfqi.-I-, First row: Sandy Trickey. Johnny Clark, Nlike' Pivrcv. jam:-N flarlwrigllt. Gale Nlarfhall. :Xllwrl Wy'ss, Franklin Brown, Cfforgf- Knuvklm-S. ,lx-rry Haughton. Sl'l'1lllll row: ,lim Cooke-. SN-rllng Smith. Roy Spaulding. Charles llurton, Ronnif- Hollauay. Wuynv l.amlwrt. Jvlf lfunlx, Rmlnry Brewer, John SU-nsland. Thirfl row: llatxy Chamlwr-. ,lunly Kiluour. lmrvtta Rawlinx. linda Truitt. Lucy Patterson. Nlargare-I Nlll'LlllllPIllt'L. Karvn .Xu-lin. l,xnn ,lom-5. Nlartha klarm--. llvunna Wvood. Marilyn Howard. Fourth row: l'at Moor:-. Yll4'I1llllf Spillmun. jimmy lion llurln-r. Ilan Thomas. Sile-r l'l8lllliYlt'I'. Corfle-ll llarkvr. lfore-at llrmxn. 'I'--flfly l:LllllIl2l'lQ llvnrx 'll-rr:-ll. 1 Sclence Club l 3 x X 's ll The Radio Clulm is sponsored and con- ducted hy Physics and Algvlura teacher Joe- Wilson. lt-ft. Here mcmlwrs Sandy Trivke-y. Jim Cooks-. Hvnry Terre-ll and Johnny Clark arc introduced to testing equipment. Radio Club 'VII Joe Wilson Spun or Johrm Clark Vice Pre ide-nt Jim Cooke Pre-sidentg Sandy Trickey. -vw his s . A C, , y 7 X' Girls 1tl1Ietic' Associatirm 1 liII7l4 lflix l3.ul1.11.. ,I--111-. Xiu' Pr'-ifif-nt: fin.-....M1' , lm 5vulIh,Nf1lfI.xIK: Mm Hull-. H-'lv-'I'Iw'f'L Q Xml.: l'mLr-v. l'l1Nl1l111IL XXIII llrwlxllalxx. I 1111-1111-1', . -, V 2 , Firxl row: ,luyrv lfamplrvll. Jan Smith. Dorothy Xvilrllll, .Xnita Wurrl. Wilnm NILIMHI. Kurvrm Austin. Nana Pc'art'v, SQ'C'0Ild row: Zulynnv Coleman. IU-ggy F4'hlul:'r. Warp Uallagllvr. l.aNnnia Starr. Ann Bradwhaw, ,IUs4'IlhiIll1 HUIl'll1'N1lIl.C41HPllf'XI1iI'TiN. Ruth ffupp. --fi 'W' LA- W A f m if S .. W al gil, 7, ' -,, .mn , V' A , H , x o 22 Future fVlll'Sf?S, Association EHIUBLK Mmm 111111111111-, H1111--111111-11111 Nwrwtarx: WHH1-111' XIHIII 1 Killin Ka 'WMM 1vI'I1l4'-lb l'1 1 llllllll X1 I1 111 Ill xuvrlh. , 1111 I1 11111 N-111111: 1.41111-ttv Nlorrix. Hb. P11111 FIIXKIVI. IH-gg' 514111111-1'. X. H. 4'11H1+11111, N11-x hliiiilllld W ll FII'-1-1-v Killingfwf-1111. Iflxu N41rg11111r1l. 5111114111115 I,111'1'II11 K111sIi11N. 51111411511 Ilwwpo-1'. lfillvl KY'Ul'Qll'T. irlvy Harprlr. Hillil- Ruth Hamill. l111ng1-111' Owv11N. Ruth llnpp, l'f1111iv1- 12111-1111. IJ111-1111 Waidr I re111 Auitin. Joe:-pl1i11v Nval. IJIII 0114111111-r. Lucy liilI4'l'Nl'Il. Lou 511111111111 111111 XI21TQilI'!'l Nlitvhell. 5 1-N S 7 1 Yvjw s,,,,..f A Cappella Choir 0Fl lfQERS-Sliirlw-y Stephens. Reporter: Jo Ann Roberson. Transportation Chairman: llc-wrly Davis. Secretary: Freddy llogdf-ll, Pre-sirlo-nt: Justine Boozinan. View l'rf-sitle-nt: James Shelton. Tr'-asurer. ,frlwfl Mmi 252241 51152936 te w,-wwf Dwsnfifmwt Yi IMF! 69 il Q 'IWW IBN!-fr a 314, , Q sum: K It S32 A M1532 Y' il 1 I Ui ' W HV fn' A K! L 0 S TN First row: Evelyn Aday. Kathryn Wee-don, Nancy Chambers, Justine Boozman. Janimie Barrow, Suzanne llindman, Diane Williams. Renata Oher. Second row: Louise Becker. Nadvne Jones. Beverly Davis, Peggy Dutton. Linda Roberts. Pat Thornburg. Shera Hodges. Helga Hupfeld. Third row: Fern Stanley, Joyce Rainey, Joanna Wells, Gwendolyn Hamilton. Ada McCray. Shirley Stephens, Pearl Henn. Ethel Krueger. Fifth row: Freddy Cogdell, Sonny Hodges. Van Tilley, Toni Conway. Bobby Pannell, Gerald Little. Sixth row: Tommy Weygandt, Jerry Franks. James Shelton. Billy Odom. Teddie Rue. Seventh row: Doyle Kelly. Jerry Haughton. lra Puckett. ZW. W!! ia wa Jw. my 'aww - www Swann 18541 4 01391. in-L 205596 his i 'YT 21 10' iw- l W an-an il nassaui :main 1111 Ulhl 111 Dill an-- --u if ? ' is Q' 1-v C' .7 D1 um Maym Majorettvs 0 Qc .xg ..-.? is in J , ' . f JL. ,Il nm lxxx rxxl mimi, xxx NlX1lI.Ii'l xnxx XI XIIILII' vu Iilll :fl-11411 lb mxla NllI,Ill xx ' ' Y ,, , 4' Y W . K. 0 m awk 4 W 'N 'Ct . f oi! . -. I ...J ,,l,-, gf x90 Q, X 1 b my ' ' J - ' .xy V J X x 3,0711 - mt Lv X M Q n , ,ww , up .5 ' ' 4 A H , . 'N ,X - , N ., x X xx f K ,X 1 w j I ,Q-4-W' ' JLNTIINF BOOINI KN NXIIY HJKXNXH Ncnlur Senior ANN STEPHI- NN Junior wwf ,wg WM Q Wh. ' 3 4,,, guy fd 1 W Y A . Y R I 1 ' EM ' Lv, 'gin ,lliXX Ixllilxl Xllilflx NIXRI XREI Xlllfl 4 yh mu I Sophrm Denton High School Ch88TlQ5'Ef ?f'gffTS 'uv-,, ,aa QQ xxio uf E, X xi 3 2 L X M S! '37 Aooo ow ,M ' M ' ' of M ,ffg Q fy: V ff 'fm V SQL X e POTZS N w, x I 1 5 5 'LV 1 L .1- +4.1- WW, ,. . wr, +1 L, -. Q ll is ' I . '-Q. .wq,,,,.,. I . Q fx 1 2' A J-by W.. Q 5 ', 4 . , Q a A fm. F? Coachvs for the Broncos during the- 1955 se-axon wort-. from lf-ft to right: Doyle Chriaman. Pony Coachg Cecil Nlartin. Head Coach and lim-kfiefltl Coach: and Crillon Payne. Line Coat-li. Broncos Finish Third in FOOTBALL SCHIQDLLH ICC U195' llCainesx'ille AfliIlgIOIl ,,,,,,, , 6 18 irDeni50n V Birdville , .,,,, , 7 6 0 Tparis V, Grand Prairie ,,,,,, , T 25 liGreenVille W Ft. Worth Tech 7 ,, ,, , 19 20 iiN1cKinnev ,, 5iSherman , , , 6 13 i VARSITY SQUAD Top row: Don Lewis. Tommy Spillman. ,lorry Pinkston. ,lamt-5 Sh:-lton. Carroll Jolly. .l2:ll'l'l Harris. J. B. Fincher. Thomas Sims. Jim .-Xdams. Sf-cond row: Ronnit- Williams. Wade Hampton. liill Campbell, Don Brown. Don Clianvy. Lafayette Howland. Frvddy Cogclvll. Marion Warn-n. llottom row: Carroll Lewis. Mack Massey. Grady Collom. Jimmy Barber. Ice 13 13 26 26 13 they 29 35 20 19 14 fn! 1955 Con ference Pla Nhuwn In-lun arf- Ihr- tm- Inq. who dill all thu- wnrk mm-vlml with a fmptlwull If-um. Tlx:-5 are llivkie ldIiL1ff'l'l'4P mul Hull V hirv. I .' sqm N 5. 51? X 5 Xl -' - 'Q vluin- lry ilu- rr-turning l4'fI4'Tlll1'll from th. 1934 -e-axon xwn- ,lim JMILIIIIN and I.afuyv'Ilv Na-ulum 'M ln the district opener for lvoth elulrs. the Sherman Bear Cats defeated the Broncos 13-6. Oetoher 16. The flosses' only seore came late in the final period as ,lames Shelton 1-aught a pass from Quar- terhaek ,lim Adams. Shelton drove to the Sherman two-yard line where Tomas Sims carried over for the tally. M left. jim -Xdams 1-12a passes to end. Shelton. Lafayette Xevsland 1371 looks on. The Gainesville Leapords dealt the Broncs their fourth defeat of the season with a 29-13 decision at Bronco field. October 21. Late in the second period Leapord Quarterback Richard Hackler caught a Denton kick one yard hehind the goal line and galloped 101 yards for the fourth and last Gainesville score. Jim Adams set up the first TD as he passed to John Mack Thomas who was hauled down on the Leapord T. Three plays later Sims passed to Newland for the touchdown. The Broncos scored again in the fourth period as Adams passed to Shelton for the tally. M left Lafayette Newland 1137! picks up yardage around right end. Jim Adams l-121 looks on. Poor hloc-king and tackling were the deciding fac- tors Oetoher 28. as the Denison Yellow .laekets stung the Broncos 35-13. The Jackets took a 21-0 lead early in the first period. hut the Brones man- aged a late first period tally to narrow the margin. This final score came as Adams hit Shelton on the llenison 33. The lnig end drove over for the score. Lafayette Neyylandis kit-k was true. The llosses scored again in the third period as Adams hit Shel- ton with a 25-yard seoring aerial. :Xt left Half- baek Billy Grissom 1331 seampers away from a would-he Denison Tac-kler. The Hosses 1-halked up victory number one Xo- vember 11 as they edged out the Paris Wildcats 26-20. The Brom-s turned two fumbles and a pass interception into touchdowns to defeat the Paris eleven for the first time in the history of the two schools. Bill Campbell. Bronco guard. recovered a fumble to set up the first Denton tally. jim Adams passed to Lafayette Newland for the st-ore. James Shelton covered another Paris fumble four plays after the kick-off. Several plays later Thomas Sims smashed across for the TD. lfarly in the second half Freddy Cogdell intercepted a pass to allow the Hosscs to score again. Cogdell was The Klan again as he carried over from the one. At right 164i Ronnie Wlilliams and Lafayette Newland 1379 team up to stop an unknown Paris ball carrier. Quarterback lim Adams led the Broncos to their second District win. November 3. as they clipped the Greenville Lions 26-19. Nlidway in the first period Adams passed to End James Shelton. who galloped 51 yards for the tally. A screen pass from Adams to Thomas Sims set up the next Denton touchdown. Several good blocks enabled Sims to carry the pigskin 67 yards for the score. Adams and Shelton teamed up to score twelve more points before the final whistle blew. For the first score Adams passed to Shelton in the end zone. For the second Shelton caught the ball 16 yards out and galloped over for the score. At right Lafayette Newland 4371 tries the right side and is hit by two Greenville players. The Thanksgiving Day game was one which will be remembered by' Bronco fans for years to come. Lafayette Newland caught a pass from Jim Adams 12 seconds before the gun and ran into the end zone for his third TD of the afternoon. This 13-14 win brought the Homecoining festivities to a suc- cessful conclusion. After taking a 12-0 half time lead the Hosses slowed and allowed the McKinney eleven to score two touchdowns, the final touch- down with less than two minutes left in the game. Then came Newlandis exciting touchdown which gave Denton a tie for third place and kept McKin- ney winless for the second consecutive year. iff' fi 5 A' ' ,....- V X , -rua.. fishy IQ ,.7N4'1.' r if W- ,ww-wa-,.,... . ,, an -F? an F3 'IUNINH SI'll.I,Xl XX ,luniur DUN LEWIS 'l'al.k1,, ,Iuniur iluurd RONNIIC WlLI.l.vXKIS junior Uuarfl DONALD SMITHERS Svniur Guard FRl'IDDY C0l2IlICl.l. S4-nior Fulllvuvk EDDIE BOYD ,Iuninr CQRAIJY Cl0I.I.0NI Halflmack Junior Quart:-rhavk .IXNIILF 5IHzl.lHX N-nn-r F1141 J. B. FINCHER Sv-niur Tacklf- ISlI.I,IE CRISSONI Senior Halfhack HOB XX HITF Junior Guard .IIXI XDXXIN 54-nlnl' Ullmtf-l'l1z11'k 4, .1 X4 R x , Q I ul -'D -.X 7--...,.,7., 1' ,.. 2 X rf-5 THUNIXF SIN14 ,Iuniur I'-llullilfk Nl4XffK NI XSSICW .I uuiur Hzllflmuvk CH 'XRLFS IIURTUN ,Iuninr End HILL lI'UIPIlFl.l. Junior Tavkle' ffXRHOl.I. l.ICXX'IS ,luninr llalflnurk M3 M4 Vp ff , 69 M5 91, , ' 'A ff' M 4 'f 4 . , ..,,,k, 11.1, 'f,.,.,. My Q, 55 1 lfh RWM-,,k,, W . Qyfi i V w 4' K , fyW1m1 E K M V, M, U F4 W, if f ff 1 M52 E ' W. Vx T., 'wgiy' ,islfg.L1 sa., 'H ,fha Y 4 f if i 'Q' 2 Y- V 5f'q . X J' V- vffkmvl WK' A 'Q' ' 332, , I W i ,gk ik lv ,eg an ., x . Q 4 'Q s .1 ,ii V7' ' A 55 1 1 f 'IL md A ., . 5. , ffl-QQ 1 Top row: Tracy Collom, Lonnie Crider, Jerry Frank I t Will I H u fir J inn L l Bottom row: Don Gammon. Cary Shaw, Johnny Hall Dale H1 in al 1 n John Mack Thomas. Pony Squad-New Blood for the 957 Broncs BASKl'lTB.fXl.l, 5CHl'1l3lfLl1 We They Arlington , , 7 56 Crozier Tech 7, ,, 45 Garland ,,,,,.,,7 ,,,,, 6 4 Grand Prairie , , , T0 Arlington , ,Y,, ,, , 64 Garland , , T3 Arlington Hts. , 51 Hillcrest 44 ' 49 'Paris ,. ., , 'Gainesville ,,7, t,,t,7 5 T 'Denison ttt,,,, ,V,,V 4 3 'Sherman ,, .. Vtrfr 7 51 McKinne 38 37 Y YYY ,,,,,, 'Greenville ' ,, 30 'Pans ,t,,t,,t,, , VVVVVV 46 4'Gainesville , , V 'Denison ,r,,.., 'Sherman ,t,..,ve McKinney .,,.,, Greenville i,Yooo,o , 'Games-District 48 64 42 67 T0 51 60 46 66 39 4 4 52 37 59 44 . 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'1il11'1111g1111u11111- -1 'pilllt' 11 1111 11141111 5111-1115 Nlll'N111111l'4l 111-1-11 11111111111 111 il 111-11 11-11111 111 1111- 51-1-111111 111111111-r. 11 Il 111 111111 ll1 7 1111 111111111 1111 - 11 .,1 , N 1r1rN FI' 151111 111111 112111 511-15 511 1111 1 1111 11111 IC l11111111l. 6- The Rroncs split a pair of games with Paris in pre-ancl-after New Years games. The DHS harflwoorlers shaverl a r-lose 46-44 victory out the first Paris eneounter. only to wind up seeoncl-hes! the next. 16-66. Denton High Harclyscaoclers felt their first defeat of the 55-56 season December 2 at North Texas Nlenis gym. The 4-AAAA cham- pions, Crozier Tech Vliolyes slipped hy the Bronco five 64-45 with a lead they took in the first quarter. ln the second half the Broncos fought haek forcefully, hut the Vlfolyes nianagecl to keep their margin. Shel- ton rlicl a lot of good clefensiye work as he held Crozier Teehis star player, A. C. Black, to only four fielcl goals the entire game. At right jim Adams 125i sinks a lay-up. lzlyorecl frI'Pt'IlYllll' took llvnton to the vleam-rs 30-59 late in jznniztry. leaving it any- hoflyis guess for favorite in flistrict cham- pionship mee. At the time of this writing. Denton stood at least a Chance to finish in the top three. provided . . . Baseball Before assummg the dutlea of Crlllon Pavne Coach Jlm Eaxes was football lmeman coach and track coanh I Cameaulle High Qchool for three xearG n et h n ss car f:'l ll J on Broun lafayette lNmslancl Frerlmlx Cog cle Carroll ,lollx Don lush anrl Cllll ton Thomaa return t lfful the team rn lla queat for the dlitrlrt chalnpmnahlp COALHJIN1 EM ES 'f Basvllall lrttxrnnn for thi 1911 -1 axon from top to bottom are lafawttz Wtwldllll, Pruldv Cogdell Don Brown Don lem- Clinton l'hon1ax aml Carroll jollx , ' . . l Y . i a 1, fgflzfl' A 'ffj ' Url' tis e' l-lvl! ll 'ji .ll , all. . ', ,f ' v , ' - 4, 45 Q 'V ' - V, , - . .. ' o 1. 2 ' ,K V,yV VV .5 k .5 .I . . L . I .RK .n .4 :gig tv 7' M, 4 it l. E. A .ig , , A A. -k.V ,V L. ml. I I X N: 1 ., X M 1955 Baseball Lettermen 3 1 I musk R. N W INION 1110 1 l I ygqlr N11111 ll 111 h1 ll In1l4i llllll r 111 he r DUN ll' X N ll nl n Q 1 X ' 1 ' 'fe T 1 Nw, f 1 ' 1 1 51-J 1 1 f - 1 H ' 1 1 0 1 1 x I1 1. ' ' I1XIfX1IC'I I'Ii1 15111111 fel' A J NH 741-11111 -111101 lnfif-lil fl NLT ,,,V K V ,rf 1 1 1- I ' fa 1111 1 e 11 1 A 1 1 1' '1 1 -1153 .47 B A i 1f111f11111 13c11:111c1.1, cg1x11R01.L 1011.1 51-111411 J ' 1 l11f'wl4I P' ' - 'a 1 2' 1 we J 1 L D ' N s lx A 11 27' V f 1 ff 1 ' 11 f,..1 11111 1 xxx Q 1IY'l.' .llll 'ur .llll 'ur 31 .. 0111f'11l I ! , 1 KL slnnkbf O2- in DOYLE CHRISKIAN Trark Coal-h Seven returning lettermen will be the base of the track for the 1956 season. Coach Chrismanis boys will also he aided by several fast boys who came up from the junior high squad. First row: Jerry Pinkston. Mack Massey. Robert Downey. Second row: Hulen Boliver. Don Chaney. Rivhard Montgomery. jimmy Don Barber. l i if JOHNNY CUYIQH Cnavh 1956 Bronco Greenismen With fixe returning letternien un the gulf roster. tlie Hrmieu f1l't't'llSIlll'll set their eyes nn the clistrit-t title again this year. Returning to the squad are Dirk Nlc'Clenrlun. Rixes Me- Bee. Jimmy Cary. Dun Hurst and jack Harris. Assistant Principal julinny Cuyer again is l'UZlI'lllIIg the linksnien. Cuaeh Uuyer shuws Rives N11-H1-f-. lion Hurst. lliek Nlvlflr-mlim. ,lark Harris. anrl ,linnni llary swine nf the finer pnints of golfin av' yy ...M if 'Vvi 'K . , l ' '-I U . i qi 'S 1?K. y 1 YV RIYES NIcIiEIf Junior DICK NI:-CIIENIJON 51-ninr .MPAA I .,.. M A,-s-gi-7' xi' .IININIY U.-IRI .Iuniur H-fyv 'Y M KVM 51,1615 DON Hl'RS'l' if-nior JACK HARRIS Svnifur 'P' 1 .,v .R , if xl ' X dw 12 YN, ', '!' I 'E 9' YERNE LANE e n, n, i s DAN HINKLE Vernv Lane. formvr football and lmas- ketball coach of Denton ,lunior High. 1-oacherl tvnnis during 1956 season. with Ilan Hinklv. letterman for the previous two years, as star of the team. team-all. Lane also coached Junior Higlfs Colt squad to cop second in district during the 1955 football season. THE BRONCO SPORTS STAFF SALUTES ATHLETES WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS TO DHS S 1955 56 RECORD WERE UNIQUE X 'X tlffgi ,ff f f xak .ga 'VUBBIN JOLLY Acap lc H gh D1 .IINI ADAXIS k lb C 1 ig U 4' Y lf! A In wif . , 5 5 I x ., P A 4 I f fl! rf 1- I '1 A , V if I rv I, A I A i. 55,9 1 D - ,,. 'E I x,Q 4 f 1 4. Zi J 'W 1' If! f ' ' .I I I . X .' ' gn I I, I - 1 I I , if ' I T I u 0 i 've 1 - A , Bas 0 all Queen oronaion qs-1 2. - ff,-Mffof I 5 f I Ml Ho I ,R fm 'Q' Ay 9 tv IJ XVID PHII LIPN Um! IIIIIIIIXOIIIP lfoy 1 lm 1 L SH IRLIC Y STEPHENS Frienrlliest Girl 2- 4- A gy' 'wv f ' WS, .f ' vit-f ' ff- FREDDY COGDI-ILI. DON BROWN FI'l'8llfHl'PSf Boys DAN HINKLE Most Versatile Boy SALLY HANNAH Most Versatile Girl JUSTINE BOOZMAN Typical Girl ROBERT CLARK Typical Boy in CH.-XHY iIOI.I,0Nl zz I1 for !ffu.wx lffll nrilr .IHXN lxlIlIxl'gX'l'RICK SIIIJIIIIIIIUIY' l.'lf1,x,w l !Zl4Ul'l-IC 1 Ina-f 3' , W W UN Ili XIIIQIC N ICWIANIJ St,lIl'0I' Iflfm f'11z'or1'lP 686. Alhlafff- FUFOFI-fP IC N ICWI.. PEGGY DKTTON Pretliest Girl 'B-J' .HM All-XMS ,rw U 3 '?,'W'Hi - , HELEN MACHART QVIGTHA JO BELL Prvlliest Girl l r1'1'r1rll1'asl Cirl F avant NIACK MASSEY, JR. TRACY COLLOM fllosl Handsome Boy Friemlliest Boy H051 HHlIll.9I?II1l' Hoy ANN COCHHAN BEVERLY GROSS f'r'z'f'r11ll14vsl Cirl .Uost Versatile Girl OTTLLTLQQS CAROL ANN SINGLIQTAHY Most Versatile Girl DAVID IVLYR DAVID MacKENNA Most Versaiile Boy 11051 Versatile Boy snr 'ii ax, , vw. 8 WM. sw fa Q, L 1.4 n , L,f1,f 7,r,3 1 j ',' I 2 33 ' ,vm A , , V -::' 1 ,iff ff 1f41w- ff . 4:2 M wr 2 'f K M Af' ff 'mf M1 f 5 gy , X V' 1? 4 , , A, M ,, M-H M . .E J 1 f ' ' ,sy gg, ,Q 11 A gg, w 4- Mv . I , j- 4 rffwiff Uysf -5, ,V if sl , ELSA NORGAARIJ BETTY FULTZ Sophomore l nvorile Senior Favorite OTTILRQQS MARY MARGARET MCBRYD13 Senior Favorite LOU SUDDATH JAMES SHELTON funior Frzvorile Athletic Favorite IAOCKADEIC Nbiwlh-xN1J HlIllll?C'lI1llillg Queen fag ,fy 1. A WQ fu jig ffm ,V 13316211 MPM J Q-3? 715+ ws, -M WK. T ,A ark ,WL SH R 'L , -1 1 1 , iff: Y? 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