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SHIRLEY ANN STEPHENS Editor-in-Chief DOUGLAS BENNETT Yearbook Advisor Staff Photographer VARSITY STUDIO Denton, Texas TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO Dallas, Texas FACULTY STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS FAVORITES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS 6 I uf' wvgmumg 5 E f f 4 Published by the students of DENTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOUL Denton, Texas 173' jj M TO MRS. OPAL HALL . . . friend, teacher and confidante, the 1957 Bronco is dedicated in a combination of all the love she has engendered in students of past years . . . and the love we know she will inspire in students yet to take places in her classroom in years to come. Her performance through the years has not been a mere teaching chore at Denton High School. Hers has been a self-imposed duty to inspire, enlighten and bring out the finest in everyone whose privi- lege it has been to know her . . i 1 6 5 S ,,,...-v' . . . whether surrounded by her students at her off-periods . . . . . . or standing before her classes dealing with the formal matter of the text! God bless you, Opal Hall, teacher extraordinary! ,..m4.....,, . 13' Q EE ' ' 4 Above is pictured Denton Senior High School as we've known it all year long. However, the swarm of activity in the field pictured below, shot last June when it first began. will change all that next year. The workmen are in the preliminary phases of constructing the new Fulton Street Building. . ,,.,.. M , ,.i,t ,iw ,,i,v, H., ,,,. , 1, m,l,,,.: W, ,r., 4., ,,..,, . v.,,,s , .f..-f f-W1..awW,,,n1,MWv,f,' xm, 1, ,J Q-.Wm W . . , af. iew,wa1m.f,.K new ,sf f f WW la... M-.. fj.w-Q fm nfs -. , rf- +r gqiwz-', Q. f L- ' I , - 4'1'f S f f f J 'ff' pgig if'M. Q- V I- wal, R., , . - ,. , . ,M H ,- s . b f , Afnk2l:.'.-ih'.f -jwiggswg ,-gli .ff'f'4 ' .x..,4 M . f '3-K. -- 711. i' Homemaking Wing Scievf-e Wing ' -'e , L - 5-,iffizfm ' jf of , Bronco Gymnasium, Agriculture and Industrial Arts Building ff 1' T f Y,.. , iff Q uf ', f : 'l JS 1 ' rf fir' Eff 5 1.5f2:'g.aQ: 1: ' 5 ' 54' ' V l 1 Q 1 0 Q V ,, 3, 'gl A ,T ,,. , 7 w H 'GDP' ' 1 .,Wm' ' , A , A 512 f I dl In .yy W Q' vi Q- v' 'I aflfe -7aa- To cost approximately one and one-third million dollars, this modern building 1 will be occupied by Denton High School students and faculty by September, 1957. A generous public voted the bond appropriation for the 'zdream build- ing in the Fall of 1955. Designed to house some 1,000 students, the plant 1 will expand through the addition of wings and annexes to accommodate, 1 1 eventually, about 3,000. 1 1 1 1 . H55 ...lmlmiil ,,, A ..nl!QFi Double-purpose parking facilities have been planned, which should cure headaches of long standing. Not only will the large lots accommodate stu- dents' and facultyis automobiles during the day, but will serve the needs of spectators attending games in the new gymnasium, or at the football and baseball fields, which will remain in their present locations, across Fulton Street, to the East of the building. ,ff W. ,f ,S 5 ik -4 DON ROBINSON President of the Board J ,Y,,g K .fO.M , Ji I :,,. Z',,, V V -,.,,, QV 3 V ,V N Ow,,.A M A,,, , i ' NN N . ffm L- :,,: O Vwbiiv P 'Y M W , Q3 lOiN O l . ' M M rwjw -,A- M131 ,'--l fmmffmfw W Wk. , 'M A Y jf :ggi ,fp ' ,' O yu' qh U -2.. H' i Vgffsd X - O K Q A A ' iwldm ,jp I ggi: ,,.,W, f M-1w-w-14x,WiMQ3iW,: I ' - 'KLL V 5. . MRS. GEORGE W. HINKLE Zawwl W. F. IPATJ HAMILTON RAYMOND WHEELER 'N GROVER STUART 1 g - W. T. HALL RAYMOND PITTS . MR. CHESTER O. STRICKLAND Mr. Strickland is pictured at the building site of the new one and one-third million dollar school plant, checking early progress. For his efforts in getting approval of the new building, destined to benefit many generations of Denton High School students, the Bronco,', on behalf of the student body, salutes lVIr. Strickland . . . tireless school administrator, educator, friend! 'Z A . M. xx , 1, ,V U f A, , ,x,,,,. sq., .ww A it i 'l5sLgMx faq? , Q I ,-.7 lik 1. as . K X 'A 53 ' A . 5 Y f H15 . ,,m4 ,... Wagga, K N llwxfu. w, . .,.v .. 5 9 5 IF' 2 X , MZ l A ,...,.,L. H Q - F . MR. JOHN H. GUYER Principal Denton Senior High S chool I m -M42 ,Q Q A fyy 5 AEA, Mi fV,A:Q 5 E ,., Q,, X.,N,.:J, i fi f,. iatimfez-N5 ' A 5? MR. CRILLON PAYNE MR. ORAN SPEARS Assistant to the Superintendent, Assistant to the Principal, Business Manager Athletic Director fg -ff' MISS CAROLYN DOBBINS Secreiary to the Board of Education MISS ALTA FRANCIS, Secr 15 MRS. PAT KEYS, Assistant Secretary etary to Superintendent C991 ZLSHTVOX A fgiili A A 5955 QQXMFZ Yvwc E .,,. 1 1. etnii g e II X ,i suv'-'W Q 7 W V ww., iw wmv M- - ' gui .3-AJ ll K7 .,.. .,,. .311 ' b K k Yydrx 4 H 'm lllun:- --'-up V , FACULTY f fn 'vb-ws--.....- s..,J-I S-.D :f w Xa' Q! I' V Mmm, I , v ' 'aw The Commercial Arts faculty is 'lmannedl' by Mrs. Lucille Ray, Mrs. Judy Hudson, Mrs. Cecile McKelvey and Mrs. Virginia Moore. These good ladies teach a variety of subjects to the neophyte business men and women, including typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and general business methods. Here they're pictured in an after-school session at which student needs and problems are discussed, as well as teaching problems. Two Commercial Arts mob scenes - with student teacher Johnson presiding in the left- hand view, which is a shorthand class. At right is a class in judo where students are taught to hold down desk jobs. Jerry O'Rear recoils in fright over the copy confronting him in typing. Shirley Vaughn, Mrs. Ray, Eddie Savage and Willena Meeker pretend not to notice. Right: Mrs. Spears substitutes in shorthand. Two DE classroom views: Left, Dottie Turner, Nancy Coulter, Jan Ashby and Mary Bowers in panel discussion. Right: Harold Neale, Ben VeaNueva, Kenneth Stout, and Rogers Carleton, with Marion Dean. lower right, take notes on Mr. Bronstad. Left: The DE classes pitch in and help with the packaging and distribution of 1956 Xmas seals at the welfare office. Right: Kathy Brown demonstrates that money changers are welcomed in some places. Her job: open it without the bellls ringing! Distributive Education, taught and supervised at Denton High School by Homer Bronstad, is a new concept in education. Students attend regular high school classes half of each day, then go to jobs which they either obtained for themselves, or which were gotten for them through the pirogram. Local businessmen who participate in the DE program have nothing but high praise for the kind of employees furnished to them from the classes. Below, Homer Bronstad, director of the program, passes out materials to DE students Mary Bowers, Gerald Coggeshall, Rocky Montgomery. I C I I O l Good drivers are born-then perfected with good training. Coach Vern Lane stepped into the Driver Education slot this year, replacing Doyle Chrisman, who was kicked upstairs into the principal's job over at Sam Houston Elementary. Above, Lane demonstrates on a scale-model intersection the difficulties you can get into for Frances Blankenship, Retha Christopher, Larry Harn and Nolan Bell. This is one of many Hdry runw techniques which Lane, who doubles in brass as basketball mentor and HE instructor. Two other kinds of dry run techniques to better driving are demonstrated by Paul Rippe, Joy Gail Clearman, Nancy Chambers, Eva .lane Wright, and Lloyd Justus. At last, we get behind the wheel of that fire engine red '57 Ford Bill Utter sent over. About to take to the highway are Imogene Owens, Billie Harvill, Barbara Carter, Lenonia Starr and Mr. Lane. Right: Now that we're back, let's inspect the damage. This is a workable situation. And Ann Harris, Mike Smith. Nana Pearce. ,ludy Colwell and Lewis Bush prove to Miss Mc- Elroy it isn't. Right: Standing on the corner. watching all the girls go hy. Patsy Smith. Jane Bell, Sandy Trickey. show that you can't let up a minute when those English assignments are due. These two unrehearsed. unposed shots de- pict a little noon-hour cramming in which the three hope to con- dense 514 weeks' work. The mother tongue gets its due share of emphasis at Denton High School in subjects which range between. in and among basic grammar. Shakespeare, letter writing, the Brownings-in short the literary greats and the rudiments of the language-the utilitarian and the cultural aspects of living. Below is pictured the English faculty of DHS: Mrs. Mary Elaine Sullivan. Mrs. Virginia Blair, Miss Eulah McElroy fhead of the departmentl. Mrs. Kate Smoot. Miss Sahra Parsons. Mrs. Opal Hall, Doug Bennett twhose chief duties lie in the publications departmentl and Mrs. Catherine Shuforcl. 2 tiiS1 - l 5 .f The language of diplomats is taught by Mrs. Virginia Blair, who also speaks English fsee preceding pagej. Mrs. Blair is a great believer in the use of audio and visual aids in teaching her students a practical knowledge of Frenchf, However, she doesn,t skimp the cultural angle, and the best of French literature at least has a nodding acquaintance with DHS grads when they go out of school to careers and college. Above she's pictured spinning discs for Retha Christopher and Linda Ford. At far left, the class gathers 'round the Steinway to make music in the continental man- ner. Always singin' an' dancin'- a joy and comfort to us all! Below left, Sara Neale and ,lose- phine Neal try to work out their relationship to one another dur- ing a French class. Didn't work -they're not related. And, Mrs. Blair again, taking things easy and informal, which, we're told, is a great part of her charm. l f'.1iZiZK2ZI'Z!Zi3ii f lisa- .. With a School Nurse. it isn't all throat swabbin' and iodine paint- ing. There's paper work, too. And then at far right, Mrs. Dib- ble is pictured in one of her daily tussles with office records, while Pat Lambert looks uncon- cerned. immune Part of Mrs. Dibble's chores at DHS will make her feet flat. Here she supervises the Honor Society scholarship tests. At far right, Barbara Crimes tidies up the joint where she assists Mrs. , 3 Mclntire, RN. At Denton High School, Mrs. Mildred Mclntire checks a student's eyeballs in a matter of routine. Among her many other duties, Mrs. Mc must attend to students who fall ill at school, follow through until they're back in class and see to the general health welfare of the whole school district. Below right: Ed Cook and Johnny Clark are pictured checking schedules and graduation requirements with Mrs. Maxie Dibble, DHS guidance counselor. lt's Mrs. Dibble who sees to it that students take what they need when they need it. We understand she also runs a real sharp algebra class on the side. ' ,Sakai 'I ri f- V- f -ffi 1 nimff f i K '.-- . . -1 3 - gage' 'Zfeaftd and ' ' Health Education and Physical Education are presented to the male enrollment of Denton High School by James Magill and Vern Lane fabove leftl, Jim Eaves, shown above center sweating the side lines with Johnny Hall and Jerry Franks, and Cecil Martin fbetter known as Zekej who appears on the side lines, permanently wired for sound, with Ruben James and Mack Massey. ln addition to competitive varsity sports, the quartet of coaches instruct the boys in athletic skills and the care and keeping of their bodies. Basketball is a favorite sport the year-round for those who enroll in PE, rather than going out for varsity sports. At far right, Don Brown gets an assist with his suit before going into a game from Bill Russell. R., L. Vern Lane tapes a trick ankle for a Bronco player-and then, after a hard session of body English on the side lines, a well- deserved rest. . Miss Wells tback to cameral specializes in the round table discussion when plying her trade as Girls' Health education teacher. Here, she's in session with Rosemary Lockhart, Linda Spaulding, Margaret Mitchell, Judy Colwell. Ann Harris, Jane Willingham, Oleta McNary, Judy Prideaux. Mary Ann Lockhart, Isabella Gibson. sn fi t Mega Girls' PE builds strong bodies and teaches coordination. Anna- belle Allen tells first aid experts Sandra Dean and Laura Ballard It only hurts when l laugh. As in the case of Boys' PE and HE, the chief aims of Mrs. Frances Melton and Miss Joanna Wells, Jr., are to teach the girls to care for their health and welfare, to better understand the workings and functions of the human body and to develop athletic skills and abilities. Mrs. Melton and Miss Wells are pictured in a classroom situation N with Uleta McNary, Doris Shelton. Shirley Harper and Kay Milliken. . e46Z4mwl?7' ' -ssl' , . . twirl Y viannsnms 01' nm t..uu.os N I ' 'Q ll IOC! ' 0 tv 'U OIOIQIII . . . .fxoxln xx . i 5 J Y,- 8.2.3,- ,,, I HomemakingM is a word that requires no definition. lt means just that-making a home. ln that department, Denton High School is twice-blessed with the services of Mrs. Frances Baker and Mrs. Veneta Young. Here the mysteries of cooking, sewing and general good home management are explored and conquered. Above, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Young, both standing, hold an informal session with Saundra Caldwell, ,lowauna Gregory, Sandra Neale and Bernice Brown. Like, finstance, window sham- pooingswhich is what Coleen Swanson and Beverly McDaniel are engaged in which-and sew- ing-a task which preoccupies Joanna Wells and Judy Carlisle, complete with a headful of con- fetti lnot essential to the do- mestic artl. Clothing lab skull practice is go- ing on at the extreme left, while at right some of the girls, Martha JO Fletcher, Beverly Bryson and Sandra Mize catch up on their Future Homemakers of America book work. Industrial Arts teacher Roy Bird shows Eugene Taylor and Jarvis Kell how to hand-feed a plank into the planer and have only the plank emerge on the other side. Right: Mechanical drawing Class .r '74 at work. A 5' Joanna Wells, Loveta Jones, Pat Lambert, Barbara Carter and Marilyn Howard gather 'round for a lesson in leather craft from Mr. Park. Right: Eugene Taylor, Bill tLeftyl Scott and Dale Vaughn are engaged in an exer- cise of finger bone amputating on the power saw. li-wi Some Denton housewives of the future, when their do-it-yourself spouses begin driving them whacky pounding and sawing in the basement in the evening while they try to Watch 'Qlohnts Other VUife on the TV, will be able to thank the guiding hands of C. C. Jones, Dallas Park and Boy Bird for inspiration furnished. The trio of industrial arts instructors tbelowl represent practically a brain trust where the use of tools is Concerned. lncidentally, Jones is quite a hand on the farm, too. ' 'uh fx 3 f When journalism teacher Doug Bennett fabove, rightj canit be found in that incredible Room 104, nor in the darkroom, his office or the building, it's pretty safe to reckon he's at Terrill Wheeler Printing Co., sweating out the Horseshoe. Above Bennett is pictured with Wheeler, center, and printer Bob Burgoon, admiring the product of their toil. The Horseshoe, second-year journalism lab project, is published bi-monthly fholidays and six-weeks tests permittingj by students of Denton High School. Every effort is made to have the Horseshoe ready to distribute at the end of assemblies on Fri- days. Here Ginger Pearce is swamped with demands for the sheet. Right: Those amazingly good sports shots in the Horse- shoe and the Bronco are the work, generally, of Johnny Clark, pictured at work in the darkroom. Making Susie Shields blush is a popular indoor sport with journa- lism students. Right: Bronco and Horseshoe members visit the Dal- las Morning News. Mrs. Kaye Hanley returned to the scene of the crime this year and was shot chatting with Ann Wells and Linda Roberts. Right: Judd Holt and Laura Ballard blushingly acknowledge cheers from the populace. Homecoming, the Latin Depart- ment was' ready with a float for the parade. Boarding same are Josephine Hutcheson, Ann Har- ris, Peggy Schluter, Pat Moore, lean Kirkpatrick and Ann Myers. Succeeding Kaye Hanley in the Latin Department this year is Mrs. L. F. Connell tstanding belowt. The popular teacher makes every effort to prevent the dead languages becoming just that-dead. A variety of activities, researches, exercises and projects help make the study a lively, interesting one, as is evidenced by the continued popularity of Latin under the new regime of Mrs. Connell. .Zara Its always a pleasure to do business with the llbrary so ably operated by Mrs. Helen Swenson and her corps of assistants Here fabovel lack Kerestlne and Sandra Jones are helped by Mrs Swenson and ,lowauna Gregory Although the library is better than average for the school enrollment Mrs Swenson IS bursting with plans for improvements when she gets into the new building next year There wouldngt be any need to wait she explains, but where would we put one more thing in this spaceln Every period the library is a scene of furious, though quiet, activity. Generally, the serious- minded student prefers it to reg- ular study hall. And then, there's the noon hour, when almost every day some group turns it into a banquet hall for meetings. One of the most outstanding exhibits to be found during Homecoming Open House was prepared by the Library Club, as pictured at far left. Also for Homecoming, the same group decorated this 1956 Cadillac for the parade. The basis of all science is mathematics - which probably ,ff explains why more of us are QW not scientists. In the first pic- ture, Miss Lois Averitt helps a group with geometry-and in the second. Hal Lane, a newcomer to DHS, supervises an algebra class . . . And so, back to Miss Averitt's classroom, where a one-man committee of inquiry confronts her. And in the shot at far right, Johnny Clark wails: alt was either geometry or mel w r eee FDA Herels the brain trust that mans Cso to speakl the Mathematics Department: Mrs. Maxie Dibble, who also serves as Guidance Counselor, Miss Lois Averitt, department head, Mrs. Tommie Hutchison, Mrs. Theron J. Fouts lwhose husband is dean of North Texas State athleticsl and Hal Lane, who replaces Joe Wilson this year as algebra and physics instructor. Lane came straight from the Air Force to DHS classes about mid-way during first six weeks. I Ve we M Kwai A T QV X? ll, F' A 1 as .ra .vt 442: ,rn it ll. Rig A good foundation in science is a closer understanding of God. Aristotle said this hundreds of years ago-and only a crackpot would dispute it. Here fabovel are three of the most popular teachers in Denton High, who set out each day to demonstrate that truth, R. R. Hyman ftitular head of the departmentl, Mrs. Pam Snider and Hal Lane, who brings to DHS a wide background of teaching experience from the Air Force. The gadget they're pondering has something to do with octane rating of gasoline-or something. Anyway, like Lane, itls army surplus. Science equipment is often deli- cate, and should be handled with utmost care, as Cleo Morgan, Patsy Chambers, Mike Smith, Nancy Chambers and James Cartwright demonstrate in a weight and balance experiment. At right: general view of the chemistry lab. Left: General view of the biology laboratory. Right: a science class views a film titled: The effects of radio-active fall-out on the unstable personality. Coach ,lim Eaves passes out ma- terial to a social science class. In addition to this teaching chore, the versatile teacher teaches health education and coaches football. Mrs. Joyce Cas- saway tries to pretend she doesn't notice James Cartwright, while Sandra Myers toils in the background. And then there's the lunch hour when Eaves flattens his under- pinning, policing the cafeteria chow line. Mrs. Betty Boyd, who holds forth, also, in Spanish, has several classes in social science. And fbelowj here's the entire social science faculty: Mrs. Joyce Gassaway fwho doubles in Englishl, Mrs. Betty Boyd and Coach ,lim Eaves. Eaves joined the faculty at mid-term last year, coming from Gainesville, where he and his wife both were teaching. The social science department is one of the few instances in the school where teachers serve in three other distinct fields-Spanish, English, Health Educa- tion and Physical Education. I I ,NDI n .sea '- f f- ,A , , i L 4 .-Wiilfiif' A ,America aj ,j ' EM ,J C V. .l. if ' 'L M 'j,'Li?f!H'e.,,g '-fix' i -Q f-., at s t A 'E .. fs , ' AIIICALV 'il ' 'Tiff SQUTH MUYIMMA I 'C Mrs. Betty Boyd labovel emphasizes conversational Spanish in her courses-and the conversations she has in mind are south of the border, rather than in remote Castile, a hemisphere away. Here she puts the finger on the Latin American part of the Western Hemisphere for Bobby Batte, Ann Morris and Alice Blair-all students in her first period class. When you're in a Spanish class, speak Spanish! stresses Mrs. Boyd. And it costs to goof, Leroy Moore can testify, as he puts a nickel in the kitty. Below left: Donnetta Ellis and Lynn Hamilton exhibit their project, which includes a household lab- eled in Spanish, together with familiar tools of the classroom. Ann Morris is pictured tacking up a Spanish travel folder-just one of many which crowd the walls of Mrs. Boyd's classroom. The Radio Workshop Players are pictured on the air at Station KDNT. They include Earl Bent- ley. ,lanet Cochran, Tony Bar- ecky. Mary Alice Odom, Dick Tilley, David Smoot. ln Room 311, Ann Harris, Loretta Waid and Kathy Brown make ready for a production. Time out for lunch in 311-a daily affair, during which the subjects of speech and dramatics further are discussed and pur- sued. Right: Martha James reg- isters 'iHorror. ...,..-4'-fe ' N wie , , Mrs. Opal Hall, who not only is the head of the Speech and Drainatics Department! but is the Speech and Dramatics Department, passes out parts to students tbelowj. They are Pat Haines, Martha James, Linda Land, Rosemary Weyfgaiidt and Susie Shields. Perhaps no other department has brought more favorable attention to Denton High's dramatics and speech department. Every time they hit a tournament, they come back covered with glory and dripping with first place medals. Their trophy case looks like Captain Kidd might have stashed his loot for safekeeping. And with all that hard work, Mrs. Hall's students adore her and fellow faculty members love her. Itis no wonder the staff felt Mrs. Hall was the logical choice to whom to dedicate this year's Bronco! I Hal Rylander and H. D. Roberts fstanding abovel head the Vocational Agriculture Department at Denton High School. Between the two, they manage to turn out winning livestock, farm produce and judging teams, year in and year out. Their chapter of Future Farmers of America is one of the stateis most outstanding- although you,d never know it, the way they keep it to themselves. Rylander and Roberts are pictured working with Weldon Faught, Bobby Anderson, Jackie Hooten and Ralph Bailey. Quiet! Conservationists at work. They are Bobby Anderson, Jackie Hooten, Ralph Bailey and Pat Uwens. ln the two shots at right, Ry- lander works with Chester Talk- ington, Eddie Johnson, C. M. Norman, Weldon Faught, Don Henrie, Lester Pendleton, Don Nimmo, Donald Little, Joe Davis, Ralph Bailey and Pat Owens. Mrs. Emma Ruth Russell, at . piano. has her hands full this year with music, choir and a couple of study halls. The two shots at left show her in music classes with Metty Massey, Shir- ley Vaughn. Terry Pettit, Betty Hampton. Shirley Harper, Bar- bara Davis. Joyce Sparks. and. again, Barbara Davis. 43' And then. she took on the di- rection this year of one of the biggest assemblies staged: the Talent Show. In these shots she's shown conferring with school- wide talent. but mostly with Linda Roberts and Jon llgen- fritz. Mrs. Emma Ruth Russell was drawn from the elementary school system of Denton to fill the gap left by the resignation this year of Bob Payne, who sought greener pastures in the Big HD school system. Here she rehearses members of the A Cappella Chorus, an outstanding group of amateur singers, much in demand at assemblies, special programs and public functions-especially around Christmas and Easter. Fund When it comes to bringing home the glory from contests and tournaments, the Bronco Band takes its hat off to no other department in school! Their achievements in the past at the Wichita Falls Marching contest. which was moved to District 4-AAAA at Grand Prairie. stand without equal. Above, Director Carroll lVlclVlath puts members through their paces at rehearsal-which begins well before school starts each day and sends members panting down the hill barely in time for first period classes. There's never been a game so good that the Bronco Bandis half-time show didn't make it better. ln addition to his chores with Denton High School, lVIclVIath also guides the destinies of the Junior High band. ford led the way! game. As half-time draws near band members leave the stands and begin filing toward the end 7one ready for the halftmie show And this year, majorettes Margie Stubblefield, K a y e M1ll1kCH Charlotte Cole and Paula Brad Some heads will roll when Mc Math sees this verslon of stand ing at attention, wont they Sharon MacAninch, Carol Mor gan, Elleece Killin sworth Eu nice Gibson and Kaye Sh1rley7 Red Warren shows Patsy Cham bers which side you should mount a horse, en route to a ., . . J c -for this he gets paid, tool Lauren Frost. Orchestra Director and Student Council Sponsor, gives his group pre-program in- struction at the Homecoming As- sembly. And, at right, l1e's pic- tured ready to take off to Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the SASC conven- tion with Shirley Stephens, Bev- erly Davis. Barbara Fitzgerald and Lou Suddatb -Xnd 'ust think ir- 4 t 1 ,f S35 Mr. Frost joins the Student Council in the library for a luncheon meeting, while at right id ' 4 titres- X f' iv ft. .tt i.-fr v ,J mmf ...swf mee, '- si: f- .L . . ,,,t, ZX . ,1 , .. ,Q 23- it Hi, Us 4 Q 4 i ,363 fs. st 3 ,. ' 5 wi s t ' ,.' i f he addresses the student body on .1 ' ,N Q V. the subject of the above-men- fl ' 534- V 3 sl tioned S.-KSC convention, from tl ' XlXQH' 31'l' i 'F 'E which the delegates had just re- J I li X , h e turned in November. Q lt' 'I E , Mr. Lauren Frost, Orchestra director, and Student Council Sponsor, which he took over to fill the spot left by the resignation of Mrs. Pete Shands, is a man of many parts. Besides looking the part of the scholarghe is a scholar!-and no doubt, a gentleman. Like the A Cappella Chorus, Frostis group is much in demand where good music is indicated, which speaks well for an organization which is just com- pleting its second year. ln the Student Council department, Frost serves as mentor and advisor for the students who keep Denton High School the smooth-running organization that it is. 0 Ya 4..,,.,,.- V 5 , , We -r--1 . an . M- T, 1 5544434 SLN 43 4? Gag wif 1 f 1 JUDY COLWELL, student body vice president, relaxes from her chores as Bronco business man- ager and Horseshoe reporter. PARE'L MILCHAN, student body president, passes the word on the PA system during second period announcements. Seackn Ogfczaa ALBERT WYSS Vice President GRA DY COLLUM Reporter DON BROWN President QN- BEVERLY DAVIS Secretary-Treasurer GLORIA ADAMS ANN AMES Award 55. BILL ARMSTRONG Transfer Student 56-57. JACKIE DON ASHBY Key Club 563 D Club 55-573 Cheerleader 55. NANCY AUSBAND Pep Club 55-573 FHA 55-57g Hi-Lite Club 57. KAREN AUSTIN Hi-Lite Club 55-573 Band 55'57Q National Honor Society 56-57, Reporter 572 Student Council 56-57, Reporter 573 GAA Reporter 553 JCL 56g Future Nurses 56g Horeshoe 55-573 Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 56? Press Club 56g Religious Council 57. THEODORE ROSS BALLINGER JCL 54--553 Science Club 55-57. JIM BARBER Key Club 56-573 National Honor Society 56-573 D Club 55-56g Letterman's Association 55-573 Science Club 55-563 JCL 55-573 Track 55-573 Football 553 NSF Representative. TONY LEE BARECKY Football 553 Radio Speech Club 56-57, President 573 DE Club 56. EARL BENTLEY Student Council 553 National Forensic League 56-573 National Honor Society 56-57. Pep Club 56-573 Student Council 553 HE Award 55. Pep Club 56-573 Hi-Lite Club 56-573 Art Service Club 56g Summer Players 56g A Cappella Choir DTQ Biology 55-573 Letterman's Association PAULA BRADFORD 1' 'QM-gr Q QQ? '- in ri Y B. R. BLAGG HULEN BOLIVER Lettern1an's Association 55'57Q Secretary-Treasurer 579 Football 569 MDP Club 55-579 Track 55-57. LEWIS BONNEY National Forensic League 579 Key Club 56-57, President 572 National Honor Society 56-579 District Extemp. Champ. MARGIE BOYD National Honor Society 56-579 Pep Club 575 Student Council Representative 57. 1 1 1 Pep Club 579 Hi-Lite Club 56-579 Future Nurses 56? Future Teachers 579 Religious Council 57, Vice Presi- dent 579 Library Club 57? Dramatics Club 56? Art Club 56g National Honor Society 56-579 Band 56-579 Major- ette 57. ' BOB BRALEY SANDRA BROCK Pep Club 559 Hi-Lite Club 55-579 Student Council 55-569 JCL 55-579 National Honor Society 56-579 JCL Award 569 Biology Award 559 Dramatic Award 55. MAURICE BRONSTAD Key Club 56-579 National Honor Society 56-579 Letter- man's Association 56-579 Baseball 56-579 Football 559 Boys' State 56. ELMER DON BROWN Key Club 56-579 Letterman's Association 55-579 Football 55-575 Baseball 55-579 D Club 55-569 Vice President Sophomore Class 559 Fricndliest Boy 569 President Sen- ior Class 579 Football Co-Captain 57? Most Valuable Bronco Lineman 57. FRANKLIN BROWN JCL 55-579 Science Club 56-57. JAMES BROWN 56.57. JULIA BROWN FHA 56-57. FHA 55-57. SYLVIA BRUMMETT Band 55-575 Assistant Student Director 55, Sergeant, Student Director 56, Lieutenant 57, All-Region Band 55-56, All-State Band 55-56, National Honor Society 56-57. Secretary 57g National Forensic League 55-57, JCL 56g Drarnatics Club 55-565 Hi-Lite Club 56, Future Teachers 553 Art Club 56g Religious Council 55-56. BEVERLY BRYSON Student Council 55g Pep Club 55-57, Treasurer 56g Hi-Lite Club 55-57g JCL 55-57, National Honor Society 56-57g Cheerleader 57g Homecoming Queen 57g FHA 57, Treasurer 573 Library Club 55g Future Teachers Reporter 57. MAXINE BURCH FHA 55-56, GAA 56. LOUIS BUSH JCL '55g National Honor Society 56-57. BILL CAMPBELL Letterniz-1n's Association 565 Football 55-565 D Club 55-56. ELIZABETH ANN CARROLL FFA 55-575 Natlonal Honor Society 56 57 DE Club KATHY BROWN A Cappella Choir 55 Future Teachers 55 57 Pep Club 55g Library Club 55 57 Secretary 56 President 57 tional Honor Society 56 57 Treasurer 57 Student Councll 56-57g National Forensic Lea ue 56 57 Radio Speech Club 55g DE Club 57 CAROLYN BRUCE BARBARA CARTER RANDALL S. CHAFFIN Track 55. NANCY JANE CHAMBERS Pep Club 55-563 Hi-Lite Club 55-563 FHA 55-573 Future Nurses' Corresponding Secretary 563 National Honor Society 55-573 Radio Workshop Players 563 A Cappella Choir 55-563 Art Service Club 563 National Forensic League 56. PATSY ANN CHAMBERS Band 55-573 Future Teachers 573 JCL 56-573 Pep Club 57g Hi-Lite Club 55-573 Science Club 55-573 National Honor Society 56-57. DON CHANEY Key Club 56-573 Letterman's Association 55-57, Vice President 57g HD Club 55-563 Football 55-57, Co-Captain 573 Track 55-56. RETHA CHRISTOPHER FHA 55-573 GAA 553 Pep Club 55. JOY F RANKS CLEARMAN Pep Club 55-573 Hi-Lite Club 55-573 FHA 55-573 JCL 553 Student Council 57. GRADY COLLOM Key Club 55-57, Lieutenant Governor District VIII3 Foot- ball 55-563 Student Council 573 President Sophomore Class 553 President Junior Class 563 Reporter Senior Class 573 .Junior Class Favorite 56. TRACY COLLOM Key Club 55-573 Football 553 Basketball 56-573 A Cap- pella Choir 573 Debate Club Treasurer 573 Friendliest Boy Nominee 56. JUDY COLWELL JCL 55-563 National Forensic League 573 National Honor Society 56-573 Library Club 573 Pep Club 573 Band 55-57, Lieutenant 573 Horseshoe 573 Bronco Business Manager 573 Press Club 56: Junior Class Vice President 563 Student Body Vice President 57g Student Council Vice President 573 JCL Award 56. DONALD DAVIS DREN ROFF DAWSON DE Club 56-57, Sweetheart 56, Reporter 56, Vice Presi- dent 57. GROVER DAWSON DE Club 55-57, Vice President 56, President 57. MARION DEAN DONALD WAYNE ELKINS BOBBY ELLIS DE Club 57. RUTH COPP Band 55-57, Sergeant 575 GAA 555 JCL 565 Pep Club 55-575 National Honor Society 56-575 Future Nurses 56-57, President 575 Hi-Lite Club 575 Library Club 57. BOB COZBY National Honor Society 56-575 DE Club 57. LLOYD DABNELL DE Club Sergeant-at-Arms 57. BEVERLY DAVIS Pep Club 55-575 Hi-Lite Club 55-57, President 575 JCL 55-575 National Honor Society 56-575 Future Teachers 575 Student Council Corresponding Secretary 575 Senior Class Secretary 575 A Cappella Choir 55-56, Secretary 565 Bronco Typist 575 Basketball Sweetheart 565 Homecom- ing Queen Nominee 575 Delegate to SASC 57. L B MARTHA JO FLETCHER C INDA LOU ERWIN FHA 55-56g GAA 57. ARBARA ANN FITZGERALD Pep Club 55-57: Hi-Lite Club 55-57g JCL 55-563 Na- tional Honor Society 56-57g Student Council 57, Delegate to 5.-KSC 57. Pep Club 55-57. Vice President 573 Hi-Lite Club 55-57g FH.-X 56-57. Vice President 575 Sophomore Favorite 55g junior Favorite Nominee 563 Cheerleader 563 FFA Swt-etlieart Nominee- 561 Basketball Sweetheart Nom- inee 56g Valentine Sweetheart Nominee 56. AROLE ANN FORD Hi-Lite Club 55-57g Pep Club 55-56g Future Teachers 561 Prettiest Cvirl 56. 4 PATSY CLAUDEAN FULLER Bancl 55-57: Hi-Lite Club 573 Pep Club 573 National Honor Society 56-57: Horseshoe 575 Pree Club 56g GAA 55g Religious Council 57. SAMMY FULLER JIMMY GARY Key Club 55-57g Letterman's Association 55-573 Golf 55-57. FRED GEESLING EUNICE FRANCIS GIBSON GAA 55g JCL 55-56g Band 55-575 Pep Club 55-573 Hi- Lite Club 55-57g National Honor Society 56-57g Future Nurses 565 Future Teachers 57. ISABELLA GIBSON Transfer, FHA 57g Future Nurses 57. JUDY GIBSON JCL 56-57, Science Club 55, National Honor Society 56-57. MIKE GILES BARBARA GILLIAM FHA 56-57. BOBBY JACK GOIN CHARLES ARTHUR GRAHL Football 54--555 D Club 55. MARILYN DICUS GRAHL Band 55, Flagbearer 55g Hi-Lite Club 55-57g Dramatics Club 563 FHA 57g National Honor Society 57. NANCY GRANDEY Hi-Lite Club 55-56, Pep Club 55, Library Club 56g Band 55-56. BARBARA YV ONNE CRIMES Youth on the Beam, President 56. KAY GRAFA GRISSOM Pep Club 55-573 Hi-Lite Club 55-575 JCL 553 FHA 55-573 Typical Girl Nominee 56. MARY ANN HAISLER Future Teachers 55-57, Librarian 55-56, Vice President 57, JCL 55-56g National Honor Society 56-57g Girls' State 56. GWENDOLYON HAMILTON B Library Club 56-575 Future Teachers 575 JCL 56-575 Religious Council 575 Dramatics Club 575 Hi-Lite Club 55-575 Pep Club 55-575 A Cappella Choir 55-565 Bronco 575 National Forensic League 575 FHA 575 National Honor Society 56-57. ETTY HAMLIN Pep Club 555 FHA 56-575 Horseshoe Exchange Editor 575 Draniatics Club 575 A Cappella Choir 575 Bronco Art Editor 57. BETTY HAMPTON DE Club 555 FHA 565 Pep Club 56. WADE HAMPTON Key Club 575 Letterrnan's Association 56-575 Foot- ball 55-57. FHA 57. ANN HARRIS Honor Society 57. GAA 55. TOM HEATH Football 56-57. WANDA HARPER Band 55-575 Future Teachers 55 56 President 57 R ligious Council Reporter 57 GAA President 55 R porter 565 National Foren 1C League 57 JCL 56 57 Reporter 575 Pep Club 55 57 H1 Lite Club 55 57 Tennis 56-575 Horseshoe 55 56 Bronco 57 Student Council 565 Debate Club 57 Library Club 57 National JAMES D. HARVEY Key Club 55-57, Treasurer 57 Football 55 Golf 57 National Honor Society 56 57 BILLIE RUTH HARVILL FHA 55-575 Future Nurses 56 Future Teachers 57 MARIE HATRIDGE Speech Club 555 Future Teachers 56 57 H1 Lite Club 565 Pep Club 55-57 National Honor Society 56 57 JIM HOOTEN FFA 55-57. CHARLES HORTON Letterman's Association 55-573 ball 553 Football 56? Track 56. MINNIE JOYCE HOUSDEN Band 55-573 FHA 56. DOUGLAS E. JACKSON FFA 55-57. EDITH JOHNSON CARROLL JOLLY Key Club 55-57, Sergeant-at-Arms 56-573 Letterman's Association 55-573 Football 55-573 Basketball 55-573 Baseball 55-57. D Club 55-563 Base- CHARLES HERRING Science Club 56-57, Vice President 573 National Honor Society 56-573 Boys' State. MARY JANE HICGS Hi-Lite Club 553 A Cappella Choir 553 JCL 553 FHA 57. SUZANNE HINDMAN Hi-Lite Club 56-573 Pep Club 56-573 Future Teachers 573 National Honor Society 573 JCL 56g A Cappella Choir 56. IVIARGIE HOLBROOK Student Council 55-573 GAA 553 Future Teachers 55-57, Treasurer 56, Secretary 573 DE Club 56-57, Vice Presi- dent 563 JCL 55-573 Dramatics Club 573 Religious Council President 57? Hi-Lite Club 57. BELVA ANN JONES FHA 55-573 Pep Club 56-57g GAA 55-57, Parliamentarian 57g Science Club 57g National Hon CHARLIE JUSTUS FHA 55. JOHN ANDREW KERESTINE Key Club 555 Band 55-57, Officer 57. ELLEECE KILLINGSWORTH Band 55-57g Pep Club 55-563 Hi-L Club 55-564 Future Teachers 56-57g Future Nurses 55-56, Secretary 56g Religious Council 56-57. or Society 56-57. ite Club 55-57g Art DON PAUL KLUCK FFA 55-57. PEGGY LAIRD JCL 56g FHA 57. CARL LAMB PAT LAMBERT FHA 55-573 GAA 55-56g JCL 565 Hi-Lite Club 55g Future Teachers 57. BETTE FORDE LASATER Pep Club 55g Hi-Lite Club 55-57g JCL 55-573 Student Council 553 National Honor Society 56-57. CARROL D. LEWIS Student Council 55-563 Football 55-56g Key Club 57g National Honor Society 56-573 Band 55-57, Captain 57, Assistant Drum Major 57. DON LEWIS Letterman's Association 55-57, President 575 D Club 55-56g Key Club 56g Football 56-573 Basketball 55-57g Baseball 55-57. BUS LlVENGOOD FFA 56-57, Secretary 56, Vice President 579 Science Club 57g Student Council 56-57. GENE LOCHRIDGE DE Club 56-573 National Honor Society 56-57. MARY ANN LOCKHART Hi-Lite Club 56-57g Pep Club 56-57g FHA 56-57g JCL 56-57. ROSEMARY LOCKHART Speech Club 55g Pep Club 55g Hi-Lite Club 55-57, President 56g Dramatics Club 565 Junior Class Secretary 565 FHA 57g National Honor Society 56-575 Dramatic Award 56. JOANNE MACEY Pep Club 55-57g Hi-Lite Club 55-575 Art Club 55-563 JCL 55-563 FHA 56-57g Dramatics Club 555 Religious Council 56-57. JANE MAPLES FHA 55-56, BETTY MASSAY FHA 55-56g Pep Club 57g GAA 55. MACK MASSEY, JR. Key Club 55-57g Letterrnan's Association 55-57g D Club 55-563 Student Council 573 Dramatics Club 575 Track 55-57g Football 55-57. J AMES MAYFIELD MARIE MEEKER FHA 55-57. WILLENA MEEKER FHA 55-57. PARE'L MILCHAN Letterman's Association 55-575 Press and Photography Club President 565 Key Club 56-575 Horseshoe 55-56, Sports Editor 565 National Honor Society 56-575 Junior Class Reporter 565 Student Body President 575 Student Council President 57. ALBERT MIRAMONTEZ MARGARET MITCHELL Pep Club 56-575 Hi-Lite Club 56-575 Future Nurses 565 Student Council 565 A Cappella Choir 575 Cheerleader 56-575 Sophomore Favorite Nominee 565 Homecoming Queen Nominee 56-575 Basketball Sweetheart Nominee 565 Valentine Sweetheart Nominee 56. PATRICIA ANNE MIZE FHA 56-57. RICHARD JACKSON MONTGOMERY, III Lettermanls Association 55-575 D Club 55-565 Student Council 56-575 Track 55-57. WHAYNE MOORE Key Club 55-575 National Honor Society 56-57, Vice President 575 National Forensic League 55-57, Vice President 56, President 575 JCL 565 Science Club 575 Boys' State House of Rep. 56. ROSE MARY MORALES Pep Club 55-565 Art Club 565 A Cappella Choir 56. CLEO MORGAN Band 55-565 Hi-Lite Club 575 GAA 555 Religious Council 56-575 National Honor Society 57. 4911 411' PAT MCDONALD WILLIAM MCDONALD Science Club 55g DE Club 56g National Honor So- ciety 56. ION MCDURMITT JANE WILLINGHAM MCFADDEN Hi-Lite Club 55g FHA 555 DE Club 55-57. BOBBY NOBVEL MCLAIN DE Club 56-57. PAT MCLEOD FHA 55-57g Hi-Lite Club 55. BEVERLY MORRIS FHA 56-57g Future Teaclu-rs 56-579 Pep Club 56-57. WANDA JEAN MYERS Orchestra 55-565 DE Club 56-573 National Honor So- ciety 56-57. RIVES B. MCBEE Lellerman's Association 55-57g HD Club 55g Basketball 55, Manager 56: Horseshoe, Sports Co-Editor 579 Golf 55-56, District Team Champ 55-56. JACKIE NEALE MCCORMICK FHA 55-573 Hi-Lite Club 555 National Honor So- ciety 56-57. IINIMY NICCALLIARD OLETA FAY MCNARY FHA 55-57g CAA 55-57, Treasurer 569 National Honor Society 56-57. GEORGE NUCKELS Science Club 55-563 JCL 56-57. MARY ALICE ODOM FHA 55-57. JIMMY OWEN Science Club 55. ANN OWENS FHA 55-57. IIVIOGENE OWENS FHA 55-57, Future Nurses 565 Future Teachers 55, 57g GAA 55-57, Treasurer 55, 56, Secretary 57g National Honor Society 56-57. DALE PAGE Key Club 55-57. NANA RUTH PEARCE Band 55-57, Sergeant 57, All-State Band 56, Tri-State Band 56g JCL 55-56 Horseshoe Editor 573 Future Teachers 56-57, Vice President 56g Student Council 579 GAA 55-56, President 56g Press Club 565 National Honor Society 56-57g Religious Council 573 Tennis 56-57. BETTY PETERMAN FHA 57g National Honor Society 56-57. EQ Lu...- DAVID PHILLIPS Key Club 55-579 Football 56g Basketball 55-57g Baseball 56-573 Letterman's Association 56-57, Reporter 57g Student Council 56g Most Handsome Boy 56. PATSY PITN ER Pep Club 55g Hi-Lite Club 55-57g JCL 55-57g National Honor Society 56-57g Speech Award 56. MARJORIE ANN POPE FHA 55-56: FTA 56. DOUGLAS PREWITT FFA 55-57, President 57. PATSY KAREN RAWLS .ICL 55-57g Hi-Lite Club 57g Pep Club 57, Reporter 57g National Honor Society 56-57. ADA MARGARET MCCRAY RINEY Pep Club 553 Hi-Lite Club 555 National Honor Society 56-57. LINDA ROBERTS A Cappella Choir 55-565 Hi-Lite Club 55-57, Reporter 57g Pep Club 55-57g .ICL 555 FHA 55-57, Songleader 575 FTA 57g National Forensic League 55-573 Drarnatics Club 55-57, President 575 National Honor Society 56-57. RODDY RYLANDER National Honor Society 56-575 Science Club 55-57g Band 55-57g Speech Club 56-57. JULIA SAMS Speech Club 55g Pep Club 56-57g Hi-Yite 573 National Honor Society 56-57g FTA 56-57. WILLIAM LEE SCOTT Student Council 573 FFA 55: FHA 55-57. CAROL SHIRLEY Hi-Lite 55-575 Pep Club 55-575 Dramatics Club 575 Band 565 Debate Club 55. WAYNE SIMMONS Student Council 565 National Honor Society 56-575 Key Club 575 DE Club 57. DANNY SIMS FFA 55. ROBERTA SIMS GAA 55: Hi-Lite Club 555 FHA 555 DE Club 56-57, Reporter 565 National Honor Society 56-57. if 78.49 '53,-liz, 'WH THOMAS SIMS Football 55-565 Student Council 55, 575 Radio Workshop Player 575 D Club 55-565 Basketball 555 Honorable Mention All-District Football 55. ERNEST SMITH DE Club 55-57. MICHAEL SMITH Band 55-575 Football 55-565 Golf 55-575 Track 55. MIKE SMITH Football 565 Science Club 575 Bronco 57, Sports Editor 57. MILLARD SMITH FFA 555 National Honor Society 56-57. LINDA RAY SPALDING Speech Club 555 Pep Club 555 Hi-Lite 55-575 Dramatics 56, Award 565 National Honor Society 56-575 57. no-3 JOYCE SPARKS FHA 55-579 Pep Club 55-579 Hi-Lite 57? GAA 55. LENONIA STARR FHA 55-579 GAA 55-56. SHIRLEY ANN STEPHENS Pep Club 55-579 Hi-Lite Club 55-57, Treasurer 579 National Honor Society 56-57, Corresponding Secretary 56-579 Student Council 57, Recording Secretary 575 Sophomore Class Secretary 559 JCL 55-579 Bronco 56-57, Editor 579 A Cappella Choir 55-56, Reporter 565 Cheer- leader 56-579 Sophomore Favorite Nominee 559 Friend- liest Girl 56g Dramatics Club 559 Homecoming Queen Nominee 57. MARGIE STUBBLEFIELD Band 55-57, Sergeant 57g Majorette 55-579 Hi-Lite 55-57, Secretary 57? National Honor Society 56-579 FTA 579 Student Council 55-579 First Place District Ready Writing 56. MARTHA LOU SUDDATH Sophomore Class Reporter 559 Student Council 55-57, Treasurer 569 FHA 55-56, Vice President 56: Hi-Lite Club 55-579 Library Club 569 FTA 57, Librarian 579 Pep Club 55-579 Junior Favorite Nominee 56g Sophomore Favorite Nominee 55. WINONA COLLEEN SWANSON DICKIE TALIAFERRO Key Club 55-579 Student Council 55-569 D Club 55-569 Science Club 55'56Q Lettermarfs Association 55'57Q Foot- ball Manager 55-579 JCL 55-57. PAT TATUM Transferg GAA 56-57. CLINTON THOMAS Key Club 55-57, Secretary 57g HD Club 559 Letterman's Association 55-579 Baseball 55-57. DAN THOMAS Football 55-579 Speech Club 55-579 Science Club 55-56. LARRY THOMAS LINDA THWEATT Student Council 55g French Club 56-573 A Cappella Choir 55-57. SHARON TUNNICLIFF FHA 57. RONNIE COWLING Transfer SHIRLEY IRENE ELLIS VAUGHAN FHA 55-575 GAA 555 Radio Speech Club Reporter 56. BEN VEANUEVA LINDELL VINSON Key Club 55-57g Band 55-56g Letterman's Association 56-57g D Club 56g Basketball 55-57g Baseball 56-575 Student Council 55-57. LORETTA WAIDE Band 55-57g Hi-Lite Club 55-57g Pep Club 55-575 Future Teachers 579 Art Club 56g Future Nurses 56g Religious Council 57g Library Club Vice President 57g Dramatics Club 57. CHARLIE WAITE FFA 55-57. IVI. H. WALKER FFA 55-57, Sentinel 55, Treasurer 56. BEN WHITTEN Key Club 55, Band 55-57, Sergeant 55, Drum Major 57, Radio Speech Club 55, Debate Club 55. PEGGY JANE WILLIAMS FHA 55, Speech Club 55. ROGER WILLIAMS Key Club 56, Student Council 55, 57, Letterman's Asso- ciation 56-57, D Club 56, Dramatics Club Vice Presi- dent 57, Baseball 56-57. RONNIE WILLIAMS Letterman's Association 55-57, Football 55-57, Key Club 56. DON L. WILLIS DOROTHY WILSON FHA 55, CAA 55, Pep Club 55. MARION WARREN Baseball 55, Football 55, Band 55-57. ART L. WATKINS Transfer. MITCHELL WELLS Key Club 55-57, Secretary 56, Student Council 55-57, Delegate to TASC 56, Basketball 55, Football 56-57, Letterman's Association 55-57, HD Club 55-56, Bronco 55, JCL 55-56, Band 55-56. BOB WHITE Key Club 55-57, Letterman's Association 55-57, D Club 55-57, Football 55-56, Track 55-57. Q gg , fm Q . -f . V ,A5 , ,,, f- ., Y, 4.1, A Tkfwfl, 1 ? Q HZ D'ALVA MITCHELL Secretary-Treasurer DAVID ROBINSON Reporter mam BILL HOUSE President 0 PEGGY SCHLUTER Vice Presidvn! Carole Allen Bobby Anderson Claudine Argo Tomie Bell Arnold Patricia Ary Charles Ashby ,lan Ashby Don Ashlock J. R. Atkins Olan Baker Robert Barksdale Barbara Barnett Ella Maurine Beale Thomas Beavers Johnny Beck Patricia Bickley QQ! nf' ,E-sum. 5019 Ashby gives his all as Jimmy Gary and Jerry Pinkston concen- trate on their footwork. Mack Massey eyes Bob White afraid that somethin's gotta givell' Linda Roberts is real gone, Shirley Stephens smiles for the birdie, Beverly Bryson wishes she could Mpick a geetarf' Beverly Davis doesn't care about anybody else, and Carole Ann Ford is trying to remember the words. Alice Blair Mary Bowers Jerry Branimer Rodney Brewer Bill Brown Forrest Brown Wanda Cain Joyce Campbell Jack Carlisle Roger Carlton Jan Carrington James Carter James Cartwright Tommy Caruthers Bill Caster Thelma Chambers Johnny Clark Gerald Cogdell Charlotte Cole Jimmy Cole Zulynne Coleman Edward Cook Jim Cooke Eugene Copeland Nancy Coulter Lonnie Crider Donald Cromhie Barbara Davis Jimmy Davis Noel Douglas Jackie Doyle Martha Druce is K-,J 5 '-uv rl i3' Fw -rr!!! Denton High's Gene Krupa freally Jack Kerestinel gives out with the hot licks on the Talent Assembly. Some people, like Roland Rose, will do anything to get that last drop of milk. Looking on are Maurice Bronstad, Cordell Parker, Jeff James, Don Willis, and Jere Higgins. Mary Sue Duncan Harold Ellenburg Donnetta Ellis Siler Faulkner Patricia Felts Jerry Franks Jerry Fry Jeff Funk Don Gammon Lynell Geesling James Gideon Billy Cilbreath Loy Anne Coen Lou Coodner Sue Goodner Johnnie Grandey ,lowauna Gregory Gayle Grimes Patsy Haines Johnny Hall Pauleta Hamilton Shirley Ann Harper Jerry Haughton Beverly Hawkins ,lere Higgins Dale Higgs Charles Hilger Charlene Hilger Nancy Holland Ronnie Holloway Marilyn Hooper Bill House -.Qs-A-ll!!' '.,,, '-. We ff' .1 ,fzzwfh ww' fxwwf 'fe .Wm - as-,3 eeiii 5-777 Another scene from the Talent Assembly-Wade Hampton, Jon llgcnfritz, and John Adams cle- light the guitar music fans and swing the cats. Billy Ray Howard Clara Howard Marilyn Howard Johnny Hutson Josephine Hutcheson Jon llgenfritz Janet lngram J eff James Martha James Ruben James Laveta Jones Earlene Justus Elaine Kenas Judy Kilgour Jean Kirkpatrick Ethel Kruger While the audience tries to find out what's going on, Paula Brad- ford struts down the aisle ahead of the two gal drum section, Brummett and Colwell. The rest of the procession proclaim El- vis for President. We didn't realize Mrs. Hutchison was a Presley fan, too! ,unl- an-QP pm ' S'5v-L vaplvf we .L td AMTN l to Lawrence Gibson, violin virtuoso. entertains D. H. Siers with his music. His accompanist is Jani-t Coohran and pagzn turnvr. Sylvia Brumnwtt. Vlfayne Lambert Linda Land Ronnie Land Viola Lawson Carolyn Logan Venita Lynch Gale Marshall Stewart Miller Wayfne Miller Kaye Milliken Jimmy Mills D,Alva Mitchell Bolo Mizell Rocky NIOHIQOIUSI X Pat Moore Martha Morris Tom Morris Ann Myers Sandra Myers Don Young Tommy McClellan Sue McConnell Wilnia McLeod Harla McNatt Lynette lVlcSpaclden Harold Neale Josephine Neale Sara Neale Elsa Norgaard Jerry O'Rear Bill Orr Savannah Owens Showing plenty of pep and petti- coats, these girls are trying out for cheerleaders for '56-'57, Shown in various states of hys- terics are Shirley Stephens, Car- ole Ann Ford, Margaret Mitchell, Peggy Schluter, Sandra Smith, and Jo Ann Burks. Bob Pannell Cordell Parker Janet Parks Aileen Patrick Paula Pearce Mike Pierce Patsy Powell lucly Pricleaux Buddy Pritchett Sherman Pruett Dale Reeves Mary Nell Riney David Robinson Roland Rose Ronald Rose Bettie Rue David Runnels Gary Santerre Peggy Schluter ,lo Ann Seagraves Gary Shaw Susie Shields ,lan Smith Sterling Smith Jimmy Sparks Roy Spaulding Shirley Spraherry Paula Stanley Bobby Steele Nancy Stout Biff Summers Janis Swenson , , ,, W Back in October, senior boys got their first introduction to an in- sidious American institution known as the recruiting cam paignf' Here, a Marine recruit- ing sergeant tries to persuade a group that their military future lies in the Corps. lib- Gr -ex? IFS WM' yr World Premiere! The Star- dustersfl made up of Ed Cook, elarinetg Jeff James, trumpetg Cordell Parker, tromboneg Red Warren, trumpetg Dale Reeves, cornetg Sterling Smith, bass, and Jack Kerestine, drums, made their first public appearance playing Dixieland on the Talent Assembly. 'Q xl John Mack Thomas Patsy Trevathan Ronald Trice Sandy Trickey Linda Truiit Dottie Turner Freddie Turner Joyce Vaughn Ray Vaughn Ben Veanueva La Nora Weedon Ann Wells Joanna Wells Rosemary Weygandt Elaine White Bobby Williams Delores Russell Barbara Wilson Gary Wilson Skippy Wisdom Jimmy White Deanna Wood Betty Ann Young November 16 dawned bright and clear . . . But enough of this cultural-type writing. We're talk- ing about Homecoming, held this year in connection with National Education Week. Pictured at left are officers of the senior class and the student council, greeting visitors. Seated: Karen Austin, Beverly Davis and ,ludy Colwell. Standing: Grady Collum, Bill House, A. O. KProfD Calhoun, Don Brown, and guests. And speaking of Homecoming brings us to the general topic of . . . W . . . On the opposite page is a montage of the day's events. At upper left, a scene from the assembly, when DHS's 32nd birthday cake was lighted by ex-students in an impressive ceremonyg next, Ralph Adams describes a football game taking place in g'Prof Calhoun's cow pastureg next to Ralph, volunteers unload truckloads of wood for the Homecoming Pep Rally and Bonfire, Mrs. Doyle Chrisman looks pretty for a Homecoming photogg Patsy Rawls accompanies Mary Lou Moore in a practice session. Below the cake, the Homecoming Queen nominees, Beverly Bryson, Shirley Stephens, Margaret Mitchellf who can't be seeni and Beverly Davis, ride in the paradeg next a scene from the library, below the nominees is a shot of the orchestra in assembly and a snap from the half-time ceremonies at the game when Beverly Bryson was crowned. Bursting from the flames of the bonfire is Ruben James, whose performance at the game with Sherman helped earn him the title of Most Valuable Back and Athletic Favorite at the end of the season. He's about to run into Pare'l Milchan, student body president, holding a buncha posies for Queen Beverly-the gal he's kissin' above. At lower left, Prof Calhoun is still hanging around the pretty gals at the courtesy desk, and at lower right, the Stardusters', make their DHS debut on the Homecoming Assembly. W-'if , ' I' X- 5 sw af1f?1?5m W K 5455 aw, ii 'Z' Q93 TQ lgxfn ,5 iffy sk!! X . '21-'83 , ' 5 flfiiwf v - A ,Y ,W , X V' 5' 0 JUDD HOLT President JENEANE BRINKMAN Secretary-Treasurer JOE CASHON Vice President BETI E BROWN Reporter Kate Abbott ,lames Adams ,lane Alexander Annabelle Allen Marilyn Arnold Billy Arrington Mary Arrington Charles Austin George Avery Ralph Bailey ,lack Baker Laura Ballard Larry Barecky Arthur Barnard Barbara Barrett W1'en Bartee Richard Bates Charles Barton Jennie Beaird Pat Beaird ml , M. 5 '-S' af Wea 'wr ' figs sr W 5411? soar' NWN we-1 Ann Ames-to please with her guitar, and she tries, tries, tries. The reason for the beat, dis- couraged look is someone told her she just doesn't have what it takes to become to the boys And she'd had her heart set on sporting one of them low-slung shirts, too! what the Pelvis is to the girls.: From our 4'Great Lovers of His- tory series: Gloria Adams and Eugene Copeland are snapped in a favorite trysting place for young lovers-the auditorium. W. C. Beck Joe Glenn Belken ,lane Bell Nolan Bell Richard Blagg James Bland Frances Blankenship Tommy Boliver ,lane Bothwell June Bothwell Benton Boyd Bobby Brannon Gerald Briggs Johnny Briggs ,leneane Brinkman Ronnie Brittain Bernice Brown Bette Brown Dale Brown Patsy Brown Richard Burden ,lo Ann Burks Homer Burns Jim Tom Bush Martha Bupp Sandra Caldwell Ann Campbell Sarah Caraway Margaret Carleton Judy Carlisle Julia Carnes Lanny Carney Lucille Carroll Carl Carroll Billy Jack Carter Katie Carter Joe Cashon Ann Clarke Barbara Clark Frank Clifton W19 SHN Q-oi 4 .rw Tw. Susie Shields and Bette Brown demonstrate what it takes to be- come good newspaper women in Mr. Bennett's Journalism I-the ability to sleep anywhere. In the background, Martha Jo Fletcher plays it a little craftier and props on elbow while concealing closed eyes behind her hand. Looks just like sl1e's studying, d0esn't it! 'Un The strangest things happen in the speech room! ls it the ghost of Bridey Murphy? Marilyn? Colclilocks? If you don't know the answer. just ask Pat Haines. Janet Cochran Billie Cockrill Martha Cooke Bill Dalton Cynthia Darnell ,lerry Davis Joe Davis Tommy Davis Sandra Dean Donna Delscalnp Gerry Dennis Brenda Dewhre Ann Doyle David Drennan Benny Duncan Diedre Eherly Clara Jean Eggleston Gracie Ellis Gene Evans Weldon Faught Staley Faulkner James Fielder Jimmy Floyd Linda Ford Lynne Forde Barbara Forester David Foster Edward Lee Fry Joe Pat Fry Odis Fuller Jerry Gage ,loan Gainbell Pat Gardner Buddy Gary Jeff Gaston Jackie George 415 4115, A' vo- 442 W Z'o s ie --Y . ,J 'fi Lawrence Gibson Kelly Giles Janelle Goodnight Vivian Gray -wry' i wf...m3, 4 'J !' x..-I AI 9.4-5 Now you know what's behind the Green Doorln lt's just a Health Education Class! Charlotte to Ira, Quick! I hear someone coming! Norma jean Gregory Lucy Griffith Arlene Grissom Janice Grissom Wanda Grissom Jeanette Holley Lynn Hamilton Kay Harlan Larry Harn Ann Harper Winston Harper Sue Ann Harris Nancy Harris Charles Harrison Wayne Hassell Linda Hayes Patsy Hawk A. L. Helm Don Henrie Linda Hicks Spencer Hicks Betty Sue Higgs C. J. Zackery Catherine Holley Juclcl Holt Jack Hooten Barbara Hopson Weldon Horton Margaret Hundley Owana Hunter Tim James Gretchen Jeffery Jimmy Jameson Sandra Jones Lloyd Justus Lynell Kelly Jarvis Kell James Kearns Tommy King Wanda Lamb dl' -v---3-p Jin rt www' 'xref' !,,.0ov My 'Firm ---.Ns qv' Jerry, Buddy, Bobby, Don, Lu Juana. and Lynell, starving stu- dents. fresh from the English and algebra wars, select their noon meal. Oh, no! Not bread and water again! John Lassiter Donald Little Linda Loveless Barbara Lowery Shirley Lugenbyhl Douglas Lyles Birdie Lynch Sandra Madore Peggy Madclocks Frances Maples Michael Markham Gene Martin Lu Juana Martin Betty Jane Milam Frances Miller Sandra Mize Gary Montgomery Dean Moore LeRoy Moore Steve Moore Linda Mordecai Carol Morgan Edwin Mullens Shirley Mullens Floyd Murrell Sharon lVlcAninch Freddie McBee Fred McCain Shirley McClendon Jerry McConnell Donna McCormick Beverly Ann McDaniel Sandra McDonald Mary lane lVlcDuffie Wallis lVlclVlath Ronnie lVIcNett Sandra Neale Rob Neale Willialii Nickol Virgil Niclcols Be careful on a hot day in Denton! You never can tell what will turn up at the downstairs fountain as Rose Mary Morales, Cleo Morgan, Patsy Chambers, Jim Owen, Mike Smith, and Jackie Ashby can verify. Don Nimmo David Nivens David Nuckels Pat Owens Charles Owens Mary Gwynn Parks Virginia Pearce Bette Pemberton Roy Pence Linda Perryman Terry Pettit Wanda Phillips Tony Prise Don Rainey Patsy Reed Ruth Rice Franklin Rich Pauline Richardson J oe Richey Larry Richter 1 1 Billy Riney Dwain Riney Grafton Riney Myrna Riney Roy Riney Paul Rippe Jeannie Roberson Doyle Robertson Joann Robertson Betty Rue Donald Sauls Eddie Savage 4959 ,...,x 'Qin 'EIS' Delores Scott Nan Selby Mary Shelton Patsy Shelton Kay Shirley Ellen Shockley Butch Shaw Patricia Sims xgllllldiiar 1. N 1-I fl M.. cgr W-1-suv .Aim 2 fin 2 xg-1. 12 QQ, , 7 , , ,,l.,,1, is A 4- . .-.. R N W l - . , 'fi S . S . -w i , ' ii l Same scene. Act H. Nancy: So I asked him, Nlust whaL's the matter with my mother? Such deep thinkers in Mrs. Hall's first period class! Not even the oamera's Click roused them from their study of Confidential. Donna Slack David Smart Carla Smith Carolyn Smith Leona Smith Patsy Smith Sandra Smith Travis Smith Wilda Smith Betty Smyers Kay Sockwell Audrey Sordrager Gene Spaulding Kathleen Speegle J. B. Stuart Dorothy Sturtevant Glenda Sullivan Margie Sutherland Eugene Taylor Melvin Taylor Fr , Terry Taylor Ruth Ann Thomas Dick Thoinasson Tommie Thompson Barbara Thornburg Dick Tilley Lloycl Trietsch Jo Ann Tutt Bobby Vaughn Pat Wallace Jerry Walker Richard Watts Jeanne Wheatley Tommy Webster John Wheeler Janis White Jim Wliite Walter White Ann Wiclemann James Turner '-Q-MJ Leia Wright, girl orator, tries her technique on fa rather tired trio of Lawrence Gibson, Linda Perryman, and Ruth Robinson. They keep it clean and in working order: Custodians Otis Mercer and Charlie Gray. Billy Wiggs Isaac Wiley Paul Williamson Sue Willingham Lynn Wilson Robert Wilson Estel Winfrey Lela Wright John Wyss THE CANDTD CAMERA Csee opposite pagel There comes a time in the production of all year- books when an awkward hole develops-sometimes to the extent of a whole page. Hence, the Candid Camera: 1. Musicians are such jolly people! 2. Beverly Bryson: Oh, why does he treat me this way!?,' 3. HLove me tender . . f' 4. Four Tulsa-bound SASC delegates board a Greyhound-bus, that is . . . Barbara Fitzgerald, Lou Suddath, Shirley Stephens and Beverly Davis. 5. Cheerleader- 1967. 6. Mrs. Gassaway: '41 didnit know she went with THAT boy! 7. Judy Colwell: Lost weekend, anyone? 8. Spears: ':Excuses! Excuses! Thatis all 1 hear around here! 9. Tommy Web- ster: 'al feel graceful as all get-out today! 10. Richard Montgomery: 4'Magoo. 11. Jo Ann Burks, Jimmy Davis and Bill Armstrong-three's a crowd, Bill! 12. Judd Holt: boy sports scribe. 13. Dale Reeves: What's wrong with this picture? 14-. Standing Room Only at the Homecoming As- sembly. 15. Mr. Guyer: HAS I said before . . . 16. Mrs. Maclntire and Coach Spears in a cheek-to- cheek session at the Howdy Dance. 74a aww Sywiibii Nw? gf-'f Mx 5. 'f' K'-:Q f' PARE'L MILCHAN, President of the Student Body, and Student Council. First row: Roh Neale, Tim James, Lou Suddath, D'Alva Mitchell, Patricia Bickley, Betty Brown, Gretchen Jeffly. Second row: Mitchell Wells, Judd Holt, Beverly Davis, Buddy Gary, Grady Collom, Bill Scott, Janis Swenson. Third row: Mack Massey, Jr., Bill House, Bus Livengood, Donald Little, Jerry Gage, Bobby Vaughn, Jimmy Davis, Dale Reeves. Fourth row: Jo Ann Burks, Lu Juana Martin, Lynell Kelly, Mary Jane McDuffie, Ellen Shockley, Elsa Norgaard, Nan Selby, Shirley Stephens. Fifth row: Josephine Hutchison, Peggy Schluter, Margie Holbrook, Karen Austin, Judy Colwell, Peggy Maddocks, Myrna Riney, Ann Doyle. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vice Presidentg Bill House, Treasurer, Karen Austin, Re porterg First Semester, CJudd Holt, Reporter Second Semes ter, not shownl. Left to right: Beverly Davis, Corresponding Secretary, Shirley Stephens, Recording Secretazyg D'Alva Mitchell, Parliamentariang Pare'1 Milchan, Presidentg Judy Colwell, 1 I ,t '7!w J Semi - monthly publication depiciing DHS life in pictures, siories, features NANA PEARCE Editor-in-chief is JUDD HOLT TOM HEATH Sports Co-editor Reporter-Darkroom Assistant N Q . Ti fi T im ' .. , .5 A A fglir x. QW: N , ':., BETTY HAMLIN PATSY RAWLS Exfhfmge Eflllvf Reporter-Club Co-editor fm' 1 Q X 9 . . JUDY COLWELL Associate Editor RIVES MCBEE Sports Co-editor 41' ,T R PATSY FULLER Reporter--Club Co-editor 5' Q., saw f . 'kk' 'Well' 414' . k , . we ' :ff ag, are K .ff:iffi11qAz:-f-:rrof mar, ' , a,,,,,,, ,mLL, 1WfLg1 , ,, J1 L,:L,f:, ,, , A 1 First row: Weldon Faught, Dick Harris, Gary Santerre, Bus Livengood, Doug Prewitt, David Helton, Don Ridenhour, Ray Vaughn. Second row: Dan David, Dale Vaughn, Richard Blagg, Don Henri, Eddy Johnson, Al Helm, Travis Smith, Chester Talkington, James Aday. Third row: James Gideon, Thomas Beavers, Otis Fuller, Jr., C. M. Norman, Donald Little, Ralph Bailey, Pat Owens, Don Davis, David Nivens. Fourth row: Hal Rylander, Bill Dalton, Jim Hooten, Don Paul Kluck, Floyd Murrell, Bobby Roach, Alvan Pockrus, Donald Cromlmie, M. H. Walker, J. R. Atkins, H. D. Roberts. Fifth row: Johnny Briggs, Jimmy White, Donald Carlton, Don Nimmo, James Crunk, C. J. Zackery, Bobby Anderson, Jackie Hooten, Alfred Wilson. if ag,-ef' First row: Mary Arrington. Lynn Hamilton, Beverly Morris, Barbara Lowery, Sandra Mile, Oleta McNary, Nora Marie Meeker. Joyce Vaughn. Sara Neale, Mary Ann Lockhart, Joanne Macey, it Rosemary Lockhart, Wanda Cain. Second row: Saundra Caldwell, Lynell Geesling. Linda Ford, Barbara Clark, Donna Slack, Jan Grissom, Belva Jones, Wanda Cozby, Elaine Kenas, Thelma Chambers, Pauleta Hamilton, Martha Morris, Barbara Davis. Wilma McLeod. Third row: Jackie McCormick, Linda Erwin, Janis White, Bernice Brown, Isabella Gibson, Marilyn Hooper, Beverly Hawkins, Tomis Bell Arnold, Judy Carlisle, Barbara Thornburg, Carolyn Bruce, Nancy Ausband, Patricia Ary, Beverly Bryson, Peggy Laird, Mary Jane Higgs, Joanna Wells. Fourth row: Billie Cockrill, Elaine White, Charlene Hilger, Glenda Sullivan, Nancy Harris, Janet Parks, Joyce Campbell, Janet Ingram, Savannah Owens, Laveta Jones, Sharon Tunnicliff, Loy Anne Goen, Martha Jo Fletcher, Kay Grissom. Fifth row: Martha Druce, Ann Morriss, Barbara Kellum, Pat Mize, Sandra McDonald, Linda Spaulding, Clara Howard, Joyce Suns. x, OFFICERS J First row: Janet Parks, SecretaIYS Joyce Campbell, Parliamentarian Second row: Beverly BIYSOH, TTEHS' urerg Thelma Chambers, Pianist Sara Neale, President, Linda Rob erts, Song Leader, Martha Jo Flet cher, Vice President. Back row Martha Druce, Rep.g Sandra Mize, Historian. 'llllfj 7926 CHEERLEADERS: Shirley Stephens, Beverly Bryson, Margaret Mitchell, Sandra Smith, Peggy Schluter, iMary Gwynn Parks not shownl. First row: Lynn Hamilton, Sue McConnell, Jowauna Gregory, Thelma Chambers, Mary Ann Lockhart, Beverly Davis, Patricia Bickley, Carolyn Logan, Charlotte Cole, Ann Myers, Linda Roberts, Ann Ames. Second row: Lou Goodner, Jean Kirk- patrick, Elsa Norgaard, Carol Allen, Pauleta Hamilton, Patsy Chambers, Julia Sams, Susie Shields, Bette Brown, Ann Clarke, Lu Juana Martin, Lucy Griffiths. Third row: Sandra Myers, Martha Jo Fletcher, Shirley Luginbyhl, Betty Sue Higgs, Sandra Madore, Janis Swenson, Ruth Lynn Rice, Belva Jones, Sue Coodner, Cwendolyon Hamilton,'Ann Harris, Beverly Morris, Patsy Rawls, Patsy Fuller. Fourth row: Pauline Richardson, Brenda Dewbre, Ruth Copp, Marilyn Hooper, Myrna Riney, Judy Prideaux, Betty Floyd, Josephine Hutcheson, Nancy Holland, Rosemary Weygandt. Fifth row: Ann Campbell, Shirley Mullens, Linda Loveless, Jennie Beaird, Nan Selby, Jeneane Brinkman, Terry Pettit, Donna McCormick, Judy Colwell, Betty Pemberton, Viola Lawson, Zulynne Coleman, Paula Bradford. Sixth row: Joan Cambill, Jane Bell, Betty Smyers, Linda Perryman, Joann Macey, Barbara Clark, Sandra Jones, Martha Bupp, Patsy Brown, Eunice Gibson, alfarg Jane McDuffie, Judy Kilgour, Betty Jane Milam, Linda Truitt, Marie Hatridge, Loretta H1 e. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-CHEERLEADERS Jean Kirkpatrick, President, Janis Swenson, Treasurerg Martha Jo Fletcher, Vice Presidentg Patricia Bickley, Secretaryg Patsy Rawls, Reporter. .es A ,Q Y , si., IO'xF g uj-Yugi' k,q-..- E, i N539 'ici' Te 4 is ' . . - , New if ., Q UU' by , gl SHIRLEY STEPHENS t BEVERLY BRYSON MARGARET MITCHELL PEGGY SCHLUTER MARY GWYNN PARKS SANDRA SMITH I OFFICERS ,ludy Colwell Re , porter, Margie Holbrook, Script Holderg Paula Bradford, Secretary, Linda Rob- ts, President, Roger Williams, Vice President, David Phillips, Philip Cole, Stage Managers. CI' ON STAG E-First row: Mike Pierce, Doyle Kelly. Second row: Carol Shirley, .lo Anne Macey, Loretta Waide, Oleta McNary, La Nora Weedon, Susie Shields, Virginia Pearce, Anne Ames. Third row: Pete Harvey, Burl Arrington, Mack Massey, Bob White, Sylvia Brummett, Bett Hamlin, Peggy Laird, Deanna Wood, Rosemary We d Armstrong, Mar' ' P Y ygan t. Fourth row: Charles Ashby, Bill Jorie ope, Kaye Sockwell, Beverly McDaniel, Barbara Barrett. 'Kew First row: Grady Collom, David Phillips, Jimmy Cary, Maurice Bronstad, Boh White, Don Brown, Johnny Hall. Second row: Lewis Bonney, Albert Wyss, Don Gammon, Jerry O'Rear, Whayne Moore, Carrol Lewis. Third row: Bill House, Dale Brown, Mitchell Wells, Larry Richter, Virgil Nichols, James Kearns, John Mack Thomas, Pat Moore. Fourth ron. Pere Harvey, Staley Faulkner, Buddy Gary, Judd Holt, Ronnie Williams, Jerry Fry, Lindell Vinson. Filth row: Carrol Jolly, Jimmy David, Don Chaney, Mack Massey, Jr., Dale Page, Wade Hampton, Dickie Taliaferro. gk, gg. as 5' J' Q if W u im f,Qi.5 wi? N, KEY CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Pete Harvey, Treasurer, Bill House, Vice President, Lewis Bonney, President, Carrol Jolly, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Grady Collom, Region Lieutenant Cov- ernor. 7416- law First row: Shirley Stephens, Beverly Davis, Mary Ann Lockhart, Sandra Brock, Rosemary Lockhart, Patsy Pitner, Margaret Mitchell, Elsa Norgaard, Linda Roberts, Suzanne Hindman, Carol Morgan, Karen Austin. Second row: Jowauna Gregory, Linda Mordecai, Patsy Brown, Beverly Bryson, Josephine Hutcheson, Zulynne Coleman, Peggy Sehluter, Linda Spalding, Cleo Morgan, Shirley Harper, Patsy Chambers, Joann Maeey. Third row: Nan Selby, Barbara Clark, Betty Jane Milam, Jennie Beaird, Lynn Hamilton, Linda Loveless, Nancy Holland, Anne Myers, Ann Clarke, Ann Ames, Margie Holbrook, Carolyn Logan. Fourth row: Sandra Smith, Mary Bowers, Thelma Chambers, Harla McNatt, Judy Prideaux, Janis Swenson, Martha Bupp, Paula Bradford, Margie Stubblefield. Fifth row: Pauleta Hamilton, Jean Kirkpatrick, Betty Brown, Susie Shields, Joann Burks, Mary Jane McDuffie, Loretta Waide. Sixth row: Beverly McDaniel, Wanda Phillips, Donna McCormick, Peggy Maddocks, Myrna Riney, Margaret Hundley, Elleece Killingsworth, Shirley Mullens. OFFICERS Shirley Stephens, Treasurer. Linda Roberts, Reporter, Carolyn Logan, Business Manager, Margie Stubblefield, Secretary, Beverly Davis, President, Mary Bowers, Vice President 1 Z ' ' First row: Ira Puckett, David Phillips, Hulen Boliver, Albert Wyss, Michael Smith, Jimmy Don Barber, Charles Horton, Wade Hampton, Bill Campbell, Don Brown. Second row: Richard Montgomery, Jimmy Gary, Tommy Jack McClellan, Jon llgenfritz, Jerry Bob Brammer, Clinton Thomas, Grady Collom, Mack Massey, Jr., Don Chaney, Johnnie Grandey. Third row: Dickie Taliaferro, Don Gammon, Dale Higgs, Maurice Bronstad, Roger Williams, Bob White, John Mack Thomas. Fourth row: Charles Harlow, Ronnie Williams, Bobby Steele, Mitchell Wells, Jimmy Davis, Dan Thomas. Fifth row: Skipper Wisdom, Rives McBee, Jerry Fry, Carroll Jolly, Jere Higgins. Sixth row: Ruben James, Bobby Lindsey, Jackie Don Ashby, Don Lewis, Lindell Vinson, Johnny Hall, Pat Moore. OFFICERS Left to right: David Phillips, Reporter, Hulen Boliver, Secretary-Treasurer, Don Chaney, Vice President, Don Lewis, President. we f . . ...,f,,. -,Q ' . fr W .3 if M ge -eff . .1 A il5ii3ff'3S V L f L , Q--fy...-it f. .,. rg 2 as eacd Officers seated at table in foreground: Mary Ann Haisler, Vice President' Lou Suddath s , , Librarian, Margie Holbrook, Secretaryg Joann Seagraves, Treasurerg Ann Harris, Presidentg Beverly Bryson, Reporter. Members, left to right: Jan Smith, Donetta Ellis, Imogene Owens, Billie Ruth Harvill O'Alva Mitchell, Marilyn Howard, Wanda Lawrence, Marie Hatridge, Patsy Chambers. Nana, Pearce, Kathy Brown. my .s Left to right: Harman Perryman, Gene Evans, Dee Eberly, Charlotte Byron, David Drennan, Paula Young, Jim Pettit, Kathryn Preston, Nathalia Childs, Kay Sockwell, Linda Shirley, Lawrence Gibson, Ben Whitten, Jere Higgins. A . ,x if H P E 05 ,. ,f tt: -?.:fi,s N 5 Q A ,' Hg.- W 3? 'M L 3 4. N? ', i if if 5 if v 1 l 5 t, 1 A,,+ e A -I-T:- 'X aaffff' ' 5460 Standing: Sponsor Eulah McElroy. Seated: Margie Stubhlefield, Paula Bradford, Elleece Killings- worth, Loretta Waide, Linda Roberts, Beverly Davis, Kay Sockwell, Elaine Kenas, Carolyn Logan, Suzanne Hindman. Standing: E. L. Frost, Director. Seated: Sandy Trickey, Bette Brown, Bob Mizell, Nana Pearce, Roddy Rylander, Kate Abbott, Janet Cochran, Sylvia Brummett, Dale Reeves, Jeff James, Sterling 5 , ,,,,,, M Smith, Marion Warren, Mike Smith, Cordell Parker, Carol Morgan, Gene Martin. E q KATHY BROWN Student President of the Speech Department Q I First row: D'Alva Mitchell, Dale Reeves, Whayne Moore, Kathy Brown, Lewis Bonney. Second row: Martha James, Mary Jane McDuffie, Janis Swenson, Mike Pierce. Third row: Linda Roberts, Ann Morriss, Roddy Rylander, Ann Harris, Tracy Collom, Stewart Miller, Susie Shields. Fourth row: Marilyn Howard, Linda Land, Sue Goodner, Joanne Seagraves, Doris Shelton. Fifth row: La Nora Weedon, Betty Pemberton, Annabel Allen, Gretchen Jeffery, Kate Abbott, Lu Juana Martin, Linda Loveless, Julia Carnes, Terry Taylor, Paul Williamson, Judy Colwell. Sixth row: Doyle Kelly, Earl Bently, Forest Brown. OFFICERS Whayne Moore, Presidentg Dale Reeves, Vice President, D:Alva Mitchell, Secretaryg Janis Swenson. Treasurer. IQSMNJ ' T Q ln 'SQ A t....J 5534 ' qfaaofas ' First row: Cleo Morgan, Patsy Chambers, Marie Hatridge, Belva Jones, Oleta McNary, Patsy Pitner, Albert Wyss, Linda Spalding, Linda Roberts, Beverly Davis, Beverly Bryson, Shirley Stephens, Mary Ann Haisler, Second row: Judy Gibson, Julia Sams, Sandra Brock, Suzanne Hindman, Rosemary Lockhart, Marilyn Grahl, Kathy Brown, Karen Austin, Marion Dean, Betty Peterman, Patsy Rawls, Nana Pearce, Patsy Fuller. Third row: Bob Cozby, Charles Herring, Maurice Bronstad, Pare'l Milchan, Millard Smith, Wayne Simmons, Carrol Lewis, Barbara Fitzgerald, Peggy Laird, Paula Bradford, Gwendolyon Hamilton. Fourth row: Lewis Bonney, Gene Lockridge, Louis Buch, Whayne Moore, Roddy Rylander, Jimmy Don Barber, Eunice Gibson, Judy Colwell, Ann Harris. OFFICERS Albert Wyss, Presidentg Whayne Moore, Vice President, Sylvia Brummett, Recording Sec- retary, Kathy Brown, Treasurer, Shirley Stephens, Corresponding Secretary. :wich Sandy Trickey, Mr. Hal Lane, .Jerry Haughton, Jim Cooke, President, Gene Martin, James Cartwright, Roy Spaulding, and Johnny Clark, Vice President. Janis Swenson, Reporter, Ann Wells, Treasurer, Elsa Norgaard, Vice President, Ruth Copp, President, Josephine Hutcheson, Recording Secretary, Peggy Schluter, Corresponding Secretary, Anne Myers. Isabella Gibson, Aileen Patrick, Shirley Harper, Barbara Barrett, Sandra Madore, and Carole Allen. aww Ei' ,V Bill Caster. 'llreasurm-r l: .-'xnn Harris. Reporter: Je-an Kirkpatrirk. Yice PH' id:-nt: David Robinson. President: Anne Myers. Treasurer ll: Peggy Seli- luter. Secretary: Janis Swvn-on. Treas- urer lll. First row: James Fielder, Jimmy Cole, Bill Caster, Frank Clifton, James Cartwright. Johnny Grandey, lsaac Wiley, Lynn Wilson. Second row: Sharon McAninch, Franklin Rich. Ronnie Holloway, Forrest Brown, Josephine Hutchison, Zulynne Coleman. Peggy Schluter. Louis Bush. Third row: Shirley Lugenbyhl, Carol Morgan, Patsy Chambers, Ann W'elIs. Kathleen Speegle, Carolyn Smith, Pauline Richardson, Brenda Dewbre. Fourth row: Sue Goodner, Ruth Rice, Lou Goodner, Barbara Hopson, Marilyn Hooper, Judy Gibson, Jo Ann Burks, Ann Clarke. Fifth row: Mrs. Connell, Judy Prideaux, Linda Truitt, Shirley Harper, Mary Ann Lockhart. Anne Myers, Jean Kirkpatrick, Ann Harris, Carole Allen. Sixth row: Barbara Barrett. Jerry Haughton, Judd Holt, Dick Thomasson, Ronnie Brittain, Bob Mizell, Sandy Trickey, .lim Cooke. Seventh row: Charles Barton, Roland Rose, Martha Bupp. Ellen Shockley. Jeannie Beard. Peggy Mad- docks, Lynn Ford, Ruth Ann Thomas. Eighth row: Lucy Griffith, Nancy Holland, Siler Faulkner, Jerry Wilcoxson, Pat Moore, Jere Higgins, Jack Carlisle, George Nuckles. Ninth row: Ann Doyle, Dee Eberly. it ,f Above, clockwise from left: Sharon Carroway, vice pres identg Oleta McNary, treasurerg Beverly Hawkins, secre tary? Jan Smith, presidentg Peggy Schluter, reporter At left: Mrs. Frances Melton and Joanna Wells r sponsors. Left: The gals work out on the basket- ball court, one mann short to make up a girls' team. Right: ,lan Smith sets up Oleta Mc- Nary and Peggy Schluter in a tumb- ling routine. ,PWS 4 I ,y s .- 1 First row: Patricia Bickley, Barbara Fitzgerald, Josephine Hutcheson. Second row: Tim James, Beverly Davis, Bill Scott. ffm ' J W5 Q DONNA DELSCAMP WILLENA MEEKER TONIIE BELL ARNOLD ELIZABETH CARROLL PAT LAMBERT BELVA JONES iii ff sf , J, 5 .N LM MARY GWYNN PARKS NAN SELBY MAXINE BURCH ELLEN SHOCKLEY BIYRNA RINEY JEAN KIRKPATRICK JOANN BURKS lnot pictured! 3 SPONSORS-Standing: R. R. Hyman, Mrs. Pam Snider and Hal Lane. OFFICERS: James Cartwright, reporterg Pat Moore, secretary: Johnny Clark, presidentg Charles Herring, vice president. MEMBERSHIP-First row: Bus Livengood, Jerry Haughton, James Cartwright, Charles Barton, Ronnie Rose, Pat More, Johnny Clark, Roland Rose, Albert Wy'ss, Forrest Brown, Doyle Kelly. Second row: Patsy Chambers, Gayle Marshall, Gene Spaulding, Roy Spaulding, Gray Shelton, James Fielder, Jerry McConnell, Jeanie Wheatly, Dee Eberly, Lynn Hamilton, Ann Doyle, Jim Cooke. Third row: Jimmy Floyd, Franklin Brown, Belva Jones, Josephine Hutchison, Linda Truitt, Alice Blair, Judy Kilgour, Roddy Rylander, Charles Austin, Ronnie Holloway, Sandy Trickey, Charles Herring. lwwfi- -L' -5fawrE?tQl3Sa?3k-ifwifsizkiie' Elm me 331 6 4:6 Q93 1.- A A A eh. Meazq Beverly Hawkins, Re-porterq Rosemary Weygandt, Secretaryg Kathy Brown, President, Loretta Waide, Vice President, Marilyn Hooper, Social Chairman, Judy Prideaux, Treasurer. Second row: Ann Widman, Martha Cooke, Carole Allen, Alice Blair, Ruth Copp, Paula Bradford, Janis Swenson and Jo Ann Seagraves. Sponsor for the organization is Mrs. Helen Swenson. Members Marilyn Justus, Beverly Hawkins and Ella Maurine Beale demonstrate some club duties, which extend beyond checking books in and out, such as repairing damaged volumes and seeing that they stay in their proper places on the shelves. .lowanna Gregory and Elaine Kermes double check the mess made during the day by browsers who got books from one place and put them back in another. This is a period-to-period chore performed by the members of the service club. i 5QwT' .ai.l, ,....., I I I I First row: Claudine Argo, Grover Dawson, Kathy Brown, James Brown. Ben Veanueva, Second row: Gene Lockridge, Earlene Justus, Butch Hilger, Dren Dawson. Rocky Montgomery, Roberta Sims, Earnest Smith, Marion Dean. Third row: Sherman Pruett, Mary Bowers, Joyce Campbell, Jan Ashby, Viola Lawson, Wanda Myers, Dottie Turner, John Adams. Fourth row: Bobby McLain, Johnny Beck, Bob Cozby, Wayne Simmons, Kenneth Stout, Lloyd Darnell, Bobby Ellis, Rogers Carlton. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS- First row: Marion Dean, Reporter, Dren Dawson, Vice President, Jan Ashby, Treasurer. Second row: Nancy Coulter, Secretaryg Grover Dawson, Presldentg Lloyd Darnell, Sergeant-at-Arms. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS 4First row: Joyce Campbell, Re- porterg Ben Beanueva, Treasurerg Marion Dean, Parliamentarian. Second row: Viola Lawson, Secre- taryg Gene Lockridge, President, Earlene Justus, Vice President. ' 3?i'Sl OFFICERS: Sara Neale, reporter, Linda Land. vice president Stewart Miller, presidentg Tommy Jack McClellan. secretary lI'63.SUI't'I'. First row: Stewart Miller, Linda Land, Tommy Jack McClellan. Second row: Linda Thweat, Kaye Milliken, Linda Truitt. Third row: Retha Christopher, Mary Nell Riney, Kate Abbott. Fourth row: Sandra Madore, Martha James, Jeff James, Barbara Hopkins. Josephine Neale. KL 5 ga, W SW 'M-.. First row, left to right: Tom Heath, Frances Miller, Birdie Lynch, Martha James, Janet Cochran, Wanda Harper Cosby, Betty Massey, Julia Brown. Second row: Dick Tilley, Forrest Brown, Earl Bentley, Bob White, Donald Elkins. Third row: David Smart, Tony Barecky, Dan Thomas, Roland Rose, Jerry Houghton, Billy Ray Howard. OFFICERS: Tony Barecky Cforegroundl, presidentg Betty Massey, director of scripts, Shirley Ellis, reporterg Dick Tilley, vice president, and Ann Ames, secretary. D'ALVA MITCHELL, Narrator OFFICERS Noel Douglas, Pianist, Tracy Collom, Vice President, lra Puckett, President, Margaret Mitchell, Secretary, Bobby Pan- nell, Reporter. 1? MRS. EMMA RUTH RUSSELL, Director First row: Ethel Krueger, Viola Lawson, Rosemary Weygandt Barbara Tliornbur Ann W ll Second row' Paula Stanley Marth J e . , ' a amos, Arlene Grissom Jowauna Grc ory Third row Linda Thweatt, Joan Gambill, Linda Land, Linda Mordecai, Ann Ame Wanda Grle om Betty Hamlm Lanora Weedon, Joanna Wells. Fourth row: Jim Tom Bush, Doyle Kelley Jerry Haugliton Bobby Pannell, lra Puckett, Grady Collom, Jerr F ke ' y ran ., Gerald Little Tracy Collom I X 5. V 4 X, ...gag pax, 1-11 wr, M , .H .,Q, , ,A ,L ' - Q s ., wi ,A V ,W - 31 o-NN mance gmwl First row: Mr. Carroll McMath, Judy Colwell, Eunice Gibson, Gene Martin, Paul Williamson, Carol Morgan. Second row: Charlotte Cole, Kay Milliken, Nana Pearce, Sharon McAninch, Kathleen Speegle, Laura Ballard, Loretta Waide, Carolyn Smith, Sandy Trickey, Margie Stuhble- field. Third row: Franklin Rick, Roddy Rylander, Edward Cook, Patsy Smith, Sandra Dean, Lou Goodner, Betty Brown, Ruth Ann Thomas, Isaac Wiley, Pat Gardner, Annabelle Allen. Fourth row: Ann Harris, Marilyn Arnold, Ruth Copp, Ben Whitten, Elleece Killingsworth, Patsy Fuller, Patsy Chambers, Loy Anne Goen, Sue Goodner, Donnie Young. Fifth row: Carrol Lewis, Kay Shirley, Paula Bradford, Jim Gasperson, Joe Cashon, Ronnie Britton, Rodney Brewer, Dale Reeves, Terry Taylor, Marion Warren. Sixth row: Jere Higgins, Sylvia Brummett, Karen Austin, Martha Cook, Cordell Parker, Linda Hayes, Frank Clifton, Janet Cochran, Susie Shields, Doris Shelton. Seventh row: Mike Smith, Donald Ashlock, Sterling Smith, Charles AshbYv Jimmy Jameson, Joe Belkin, Arthur Bernard. Parker. First row: Sylvia Brummett, Linda Hayes, Ben Whitten, Margie Stubblefield, Nana Pearce, Ruth Copp. Second row: Carrol Sewis, Sterling Smith Marilyn Arnold, Frank Clifton, Dale Reeves, Cordell 1 ,uP 74wwze4 L 'S 4 4' E' LORETTA WAIDE Carole Anne Ford Donna McCormick DAVID PHILLIPS y Benton Boyd Mack Massey, Jr. W 0 SHIRLEY ANN STEPHENS Kathy Brown Linda Roberts GRAIN' COLLONI A - S an , nie' ' f ' ,fu , ,m.4f'g5g1., V Whayne Moore Albert Wyss E f O O I MARGARET MITCHELL udy Colwell Beverly Davis 0 o TRACY COLLOM 'gwf Joe Cashon Bill House Ronnie Williams 0 0 BEVERLY BRYSON f' Barbara Fitzgerald Jean Kirkpatrick I DON BROWN ,p....l' Jimmy Don Barber Don Chaney l4Z'4f6f56 RUBEN JAMES Don Lewis I 1 John Mack Thomas CARROLL JOLLY -73 1-1q -lfi 5 V , mwah. Martha Jo Fletcher 2 Lou Suddath PEGGY SCHLUTER Mary Bowers D'Alva Mitchell 5 me I DICK THOMASSON mi Jeneane Brinkman Judd Holt PEGGY SCHLUTER Earlene Justus Alice Blair Joanna Wells WW A M M,, W Milk JJ W 1 'WW Wig Saaeetlewuf W RA FITZGERALDJJ Qxwiayfy H ,M WI! 9 W L J MW U ,gf VW, f wjgUJ, QZMW U4 We W W I X ff, in le E Joyce Campbell 6066f464'll MARY BOWERS ng., -Silk K Q9-fig? fi . 'I ll- l - .Q ,L K if ' Eiififu-, ,. f- f-,, 114, , . ,5L3.1i.7 , k I 2 5 I- ' ,F Earlene Justus' QQ mffgkeg ,ku fi 1 t A4-ii:'i:,1 The lineup-favorites of Denton High School for 1957. Ngzwf With plenty of audience approval, Ruben James comes forward to acknowledge his victory as Athletic Favorite. ' 'ew If Ha pretty girl is like a melodyf' then Loretta Wade is a symphony in the pic- ture above. l I c0uld've danced all night! 1 1'- Q O 52151 V - M .. W M, , Q at fi . 'W AK: ., I . Qs, .. .va . 0 7: as it ' 19 va -Q - 5 M Q, .M lf W . 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' ' vX 'f fMLf'eW ...Mm ..,,' - fif ,, -2--W 1 I ,,.,...,M f -4 M wg? rv t s at t e l - - -. e hgcfij ,wifi .tgwfwwlsggiu Q fi, it what M The first assembly of the year really wasn't so serious! Our f1V8 homesick Texans returned from Tulsa to give us just the facts, man! The angelic voices that presented our Christmas assembly belonged to our own A Cappella Choir. fx Y' 'S ,ffwiififi QMS . ' , . 2 f Q 1 5, 4 QV 5. 3.4 it ...J 'iY0u ain't nothin' but a . . . king-sized Cocker Spaniel! With a fine View of Uncle Sanfs hat, we view Bob 5'Gee-tar White in outer space and Elvis lreally Mack Jr.1 pleasing the women- folk. The audience wasrft sure what was happening, hut they enjoyed every scream- ing minute, Need we explain? VQSAM. f ' Zi f Bullet :ind friend. We're glad we have you to sing for us, Joan. With their mouths wide open these talented six entertained Denton High. l ! E ala Help! Kay's other baton is loose! Ole Man Little sings Ole , 5 n River X . 1 'I Don't worry! They're all harmless! Sir Noel of the keyboard. Three to get ready . . . They're not being tortured, really! ,lust straining for those high notes. Arthur Godfrey's got nothing on us! Watch out, Judy! They're attacking from all sides. Actually they're all sweet and gentle. :Vane . .I ll kThat's what the script says.J Don Cutter fBob Whitel isn't sure who's more dangerous- Silletto CMack Masseyl, wanted for murder or Mrs. Finch fLoretta Waidel, a griping busybody. Depression', and Priscilla,' give an impromptu performance. Lawd, guide 'dat bullet straight. John Alden iDavid Phillips? is just playful! Rackin, up brownie point Q9 In detention hall? I .5 Q.. Www Wen ou? we 1 1 ?- hx' f 1 Q , if x f .-if: ff 5 Supporting the Broncos? In the balcony? Or gone fishing? With the crowd? ...af one Slip and - Don't look now, but somebody just rode up! With various degrees of unconcern, these nominees watch two of their group being carted away by a police- man. Calamity', Colwell rides again along with her faithful companions Loretta, Barbara, and almost Linda. 79 1 5 it 3 S gdwkdff 57 w f , And to think, she i has such lovely i parents! E l Shooting craps' Telhn dirty Joke 9 It certalnly drew a lar e crowd I' .1.. Janis seems afraid to trust her strength, Kathy. Lou, Albert, Ruben, and Mack all share the same joke. Don's pouting 'cause he wasn't told. Judd's really been working too hard. OA we? ? , 4 iw K xx , . X ., ,,. c 'W and HQV' at f if of ,avg-1 M A'We belong to a mutual admiration society! Mr. Roberts hands out officer pins to leaders of the DHS chapter of Future states Martha Jo Fletcher. outgoing Area V Farmers of America in a special night meeting of the group. reporter to Barbara Clark, right, incoming officer for the same. Left, President Sara Neale of the F.H.S. watches enviously as Mrs. Frances Baker, sponsor, counts out collected loot to Treas- urer Beverly Davis. 'lar Below, Doug Prewitt, president of Future Farmers, helps Peggy Schluter with her brand-new Sweetheart jacket when her win- ing the coveted honor was announced at the above-mentioned meeting. Below, Sara, Janet Parks and Martha Jo Fletcher could be 2 discussing a few money-raising schemes of their own . . . Y A ,, to the greater glory of F.H.A.? . fl E in ' 4' 1 ls .WYVW num- , lava muff -lt ilfnmx is Ttokq 'GC K Tic 1104 'Wim 1,04 TXCXQ ll Ttilb fe, At right: Mrs. Helen Swenson. Mrs. Maxie Dihble, Mr. and Hrs. Guyer and Swede Swenson eye-ball the festivities. if ,,,, 1. as 3 it XX WQQK ? T Below: Barbara is congratulated on her win by Beverly Davis and Below, Valentine Sweetheart Barbara Fitzgerald acknowl- edges the plaudits of the audience, while in the inset shot, Barbara reacts to the good news. At left. a line-up of nominees, Linda Roberts, Barbara, Shirley Stephens and Margaret Mitchell. company-behind Linda is her date, Barry Hebert. ,Jr S- sv... , Jfh. Floyd ffpessorfv Graham Denton High is lucky to enjoy the fine music of f'Fessor Graham and his College Aces at formal functions, and luckier still that the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. so generously picks up the tab and furnishes free cokes. N ' m-7957 , l ' - . ,. f 5 '.AV.. Qz ii illlisfllvflllili iv 7 Aileen Patrick-Chemistry in Agriculture lbelowl. ff' KN ,lim Cooke Cabovel Hi-Fi quality carried a step further. fAboveJ James Cartwright and the Air Age. lAboveJ Nan Selby and Mary .lane McDuffie. lLeftl Dean Moore displays his jet exhibit. 1 CAboveJ David Drennanls embryo exhibit stopped the show. lRightl Alice Crocker sets her mi- croscope so a visitor can sec her protozoa exhibit. fRightJ Josephine Hutcheson, seated, demonstrates her Hsensitivel' feelings about all the atten- tion she's getting from competing ex- hibitors Ann Clarke, Patsy Smith, Jane Bell CLeftJ Lynn Ham- ilton shows Jan her History of the Horse. and Lynell Kelly. I CAMERA f-6 Early October saw the members of the 'gHorseshoe.,' HBroncol' and the first-year Journalism class descending like a swarm of Bible-type locusts on the Dallas Morning News and the Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas. Ask anyone in the Taylor Co1npany's cafeteria which fed the hungry mob, led by Mr. Bennett's voracious appetite. It was a combined field trip for newspaper and yearbook workers who wanted to see, first-hand, the way it's clone. lln the two top pictures, Mr. Bob Lynch of Taylor shows how the off- set negative works and where they're made. At right, everyone lwatches a film demonstrating how iTaylor Publishing Company pro- lduces a book like the Bronco wfrom start to finish. ln the shot at ilower left, Lynch counts ten and prays before beginning a new leg of the journey through the sprawl- 5 ing plant. The others stand in 'prayerful meditation-and wonder if they'll go back by the cafeteria. At lower right, the long grind slowly comes to a halt. It's i been tiring for everyone-as you can see by the trouble Shirleyls spastic hand is giving her. Our Eskimo dancers 66640086 is I , fiflk. f lik if 4LMy,, baby left me l m Nw, if 1 F4550 Q 'W alex 'UW if : E 1. :af 4 ' 9 'll , ,,,, xi, ,,k41 I9 W X! . - vii' 1. fr, fi' Ruth: 'Sl told you lld get him to he dancef, M. 5-.. E Beverly smiles while Don goes under water for a coke. A Most Happy Fellow with his Fair Lady .,,,,,,,., l told them not to play that song. Well, shut my mouth! Cuddle up a little closer?,' Wow! Some dress! 'C 111 K 9 F Q N 5 pf Y -,aff , A 4',-fe,m 'K Stag line, here we come I I l Don't look at my girl that way. My Elvis! 11 He S not Fred Astaire, but he'll do. We'll slip off to Gainesville and . . . x feb-M- dryf It only hurts whenllaugh. Okay, so he's not Rock Hudson, but I'm not Kim Novak either. T 'Q M - Right: Les Marshall, the man who sbld the Bronco all its photo supplies, makes a valiant effort to understand. CHe didn'tD Below: 6'It's me they're talking ahoutf' complains Eunice Gibson, who apparently has been excluded from a tete-a-tete 'twixt Ruth Copp and Judy Colwell. l ' E ,I and imma 'Mm D215 ' Left: Jerry Haughton introduces a friend from the State Fair of Texas to a class- Above: Judy Gibson and Peggy Schluter go over the loot and souvenirs they got at the Chicago 4,-H Congress. Above: Rives McBee doesn't always take kindly to criticisms of his efforts on the 1 Horseshoe sports page, Susie Shields finds out the hard way. The Broncos red-blooded sports editor, Mike Smith, gives his impression of ML Punk of 1957. Marion Dean was voted Outstand- ing Distributive Education Student of the Year by fellow students. S I I I ,S-M , 5 ofisft P Look what we can do in our new Playtex Panty Girdlesln Qaaawi 9 ns si 'K' These graduated at mid-term: Mary Ann Haisler, Peggy Wil- a liarns, Mary Alice Odom, Margie Holbrook, Karen Austin, eg Marilyn Crahl, Suzanne Hindman and Eleece Killingsworth. L i- This Uuy Norman Bradford of the Record- D 7 N Chronicle, was a familiar sight at games and dances during the year. If I , Q I 1 'ilssfxt I I , If ivikfi I .. . K , , f,-gi-,Liss2215365 , F - WHATIS YOUR OPINION OF. .. The thirty minute lunch hour? 'Q .fs Homework? Three months in school, nine months vacation? Wm ELVIS PRESLEY? Going steady? f7 CL.: ' x 'Er'-ff t ,, at . S' 44 I 4. K X X t li: Z J E 5 2 I I E 1 as ffwtat, . , ,- 1 I . tk W. li February 13 lived up to its ill-omened reputation at Denton High School when Denton's doctors turned out, practically to a man, to puncture hides with Salk Polio Vaccine. lt was part of a program carried out throughout the system. In picture No. 1, an unidentified victim can't face Dr. Walter Miller as he launches an attack from the rearg in No. 2, Norma ,lean Gregory faces the needle with classic courage, as does Sue Goodner in No. 3 and likewise, Alice Blair in No. 4. At lower left, in No. 5, Alice faces up to what she was dread- ing- -and gets the point all right. In Nos. 6 and 7, Cynthia Darnell and David Nivens show cold, clinical interest in the proceedings, and in No, 8, Martha Jo Fletcher pretends she is listening to Elvis to take her mind off her troubles. ws, 'R Everyone cut classes in search for that nasty old T.B. germ. But what if I swallowed a safety pin. :umm s-:wsnernel z lm Ha Las 4'Hurry with the kiss, I'm freezing. who Qu N if ,g ,pl Hmmm, so he has four study halls and two librariesf, I know they re free, but Don't look now, but your meatloaf is moving. 'il can't talk now, Tommy, someone is coming. Now I lay me down to sleep. I pray the Lord my Don to keep. l just don't happen to like sunflower seeds with my ice cream. Hold on to this end and they'll never know it's broken may A-an iuuusntm. ,,.,, , 1 M5 New spring fashion-bare midriff basketball suit. l l Score ten points for yourself for every person you can find who is watching the ball game. So what'd she get mad about? That was only the tenth time l'd stepped on her foot! iassi 1 si 'f.iz?l'Ei-lxiimf-tif' - - - KL 1'1 l 1 1 li 5' 'iwatch out, girls! A plainclothesman just walked in. X? fxrj LJ pq +- 'Vik The peanuts are rotten! Fifty-four minutes and class will be over. As Sally CCarol Shirleyl looks on in disgust, Marcia fLinda You old goat, screams Mr, Ahern ClVlike Smithl at Andrew Roberts? makes George lDan Thomasl forget all about his fBen Whittenl, while Nettie fLinda Sirnsl tries to keep girlfriend. peace. eadvz WW 7 95 7 ft Mr. Cutler fBill Armstrongl points an accusing finger at Elroy fBob White? who receives some help from Agnes fBarbara Grimesl. 4 l l A i Sally i01eta McNaryJ: It must he this leg. Cindy Uoanne Maceyl tries to fix things for Marilyn fPatsyl Jane CLoretta Waidei : Yes, it's bleeding. Pitnerl and R056 CLOU Sllddathl- 1 55 -'Eff f -' al Q' - ' H if 1 sz? 1' ,J Jim lDon Chaneyl seems rather perplexed after Mrs. Tilton lSylvia Brummettil introduces him to her charming,' daugh- ter. Josie lKatl1y Brownl. roy. you didn't have to ask Daddy! lBeverlyl Morrisfl and lwhayne Moorel uCome, Josie dear, pleads Betty Hamlin to Rose- mary Lockhart. Watching them is Rose fBette Lasaterl. is fain? about ,lanes fLoretta Waidel condition as is her best friend, Sally lOleta McNaryl. Marilyn fAnn Harrisl seems worried Z o i 4 19 if f . N X , 1 :ke 2 '92, :J t X '4 1' -. Agnes tludy Colwelll introduces Cindy fShirley Stephensl '4You're jealous of my Red Longfellows, shouts Mr. Ahern to Bob Cunningham fMack Massey, JIJ. CPare'l Milchanl. Wfheyire not as good as Mr. Cutler's White Ladies, says George fEar1 Bentleyl. . 1 I f ,Z 1 f f- 5 , if 5 ,ti FE Spwm of Denton Zuma 2+ 6 5 5 C ff' ,f I! I M 1 K ' in Ears :WT wr 4 I 5517 Q jk' xr 'M' is T 'L -ow' ,Z ,, , T X no , y i ' .,..., ,X ' T 1 ...S f yn.-.. ' T Q , . in . A f ,Vkz.,-,inf-Earl I I :F , I I V+, 1, , ,,k V - - QM ,Z r , .UH by I ,,,L S N Y . I ', A 54. ' L V' ,, in . 54' f ii f ,M Q, I n H ,L f , 'qi f f i, , f I t 7 Wa Q S 5 t Qi 0 gf fri , as K x - JA 1' im , H' 2, 4, 'Y 1 my as f M 1' .. 'K an 4, X l iw it 4 sig it , M 4- 4, T 1 1 it Ai rf, T , 4 'K if ., if if -2, in it X E li fe ' , e fo. 3 Lg S -L 51 2 f f i f Jff i. 1 J? l y Q, .,,g,,- 5, ff iiA i it ,tg , bu x T B A - , , . , , . , - V' ' Fil jf? - ,aw ' mr . i' sfi 4. , WEA k, Q i' ' ' . i' A V - 1 . . is ' i nf' EQ.: if ., .. N I-by A t - - f-'f- 7 - , ,,,, M ,.,, f. . , , ... if-in 1, i . - ,,,,,. W, I . . , ,. ., .. ., ,, . li V.kk . tiff , W . Y V ,Q , ,W Q is QA qt, if F' ,ff if pax ' X Q x 'va , vw ia S' M. i E we W ,A , , fl T if , nu- f 5 .,. ,Z as A Q f' ef! if M vc if fl f if 4 4 .4 fl, kr, A Vkk, . - A ,V - C in , ,,.. C H . A:,,, ' O V , , ' A 24 Y A. ,, A , y . - ., , ,.,5. :,, ml Vm, f ., 1 . '-+ ',, f ,, 4 . 5-3 , fa U 'Q .. - W -.:: g . . 1 . . - . f G k r First row, left to right: Don Brown, Jerry Fry, Jerry Franks, Don Lewis, Michael Smith, Don Gammon, Gary Santerre, Johnny Hall, Tommy Caruthers. Second row: Hulen Boliver, Carl Groening, John Mack Thomas. Charles Harlow, Dan Thomas, Ruben James, David Robinson, Eddie Boyd, Mack Massey, Jr., Gary Shaw, Don Chaney, Bobby Steele. Third row: Bob White, Tom Heath, Thomas Beavers, Mitchell Wells, Jackie Doyle, Jerry Bob Brammer, David Runnels, Ronnie Williams, Skippy Wisdom, Dale Brown, Don Ashlock. ,fb .Q .., ,,., T an an I ., 0' if , ' ' 5 f , .,:- A V , Zz, ,,., . lgl - , T fx .- :2 .1.Vj,.f,k ,, x A r V It an I A ff. K E E C L t if . ' 1 L ,Q or . iltet lsri lyt , C . 4254 T ,,r,,,, w f ,,', ett , -- gt , K. . ,V 1 at f, I t K V331 Managers Dickie Taliaferro and Johnie Grandey COACHES JIM EAVES and CECIL KZEKED MARTIN Oct. 9eOct. y'Oct. le Oct. SCHEDULE Sept. Sept. Sept. 14?-Brewer 21-Birdville 28-Greenville 4e-Ft. Worth Tech 12-Denison 19-Arlington 26-Wichita Falls V NNOV. 2-Grand Prairie MNOV. 9-Irving WNOV. 16-Sherman 'kffonference Game COACH VERNE LANE RQ? , N K at QV- . l ! nf ,vt , 3 b ai ' ! A X V! 1 Q ...,A. I M 'ff' IQ Managers Tommy Webster, J. B. Stuart, and Gene Spaulding. First row, left to right: Jerry Cage, David Runnels, Staley Faulkner, Gary Wilson, Lloyd .lustus, Tim James, Skippy Wisdom, Bobby Pannell. Second row: ,loe Cashon, Ralph Bailey, Jan Carrington, Jim Gasperson, Loran Anthony, Jackie Hooten, Virgil Nichols, ,lim Tom Bush. Third row: Jerry Bob Brammer, Don Ashlock, Bill Orr, Walter White, Gene Pinkston, Larry Richter, Tommy Boliver, .lames Kearns. amu- Denisonis Yellow Jackets rolled up 362 yards rush- ing to hand the Bronco's their fourth defeat and their first conference loss 27-7 October 12. Ruben James carries the ball while Nubbin Jolly, Don Brown, and Gary Shaw open up the Denison line. The Broncos outplayed Arlington all over the field October 19, but lost the game 18-6 on bad breaks. Ruben James is pictured being stopped after a nice gain. Moving in is Nubbin Jolly. The Broncos played the number two team in the state, Wichita Falls, October 26. The outclassed Denton eleven, trail- ing 4-0-0 at the half, held the Coyotes scoreless during the last half. The final gun sounded with the score still 40-0. On November 2, the Broncos held heavily favored Grand Prairie to one hard-earned touchdown in a game which ended with the Gophers on top 7-0. Grand Prairie i'-o scored in the second period and concentrated on ward- ing off three Bronco threats the rest of the game. At Velet M- right a Denton Ball carrier, assisted by two blockers, Y goes for good yardage. Players were unidentified be- cause of the mud. The Denton eleven won their first district game over Irving, November 9, by a score of 19-6. Al- though the Tigers scored early in the first stanza, the Broncos roared back with three touchdowns before the game ended. Charles Harlow, pictured at left, skirts right end for a nice gain. The Broncos came from behind November 16, with a thrilling finish, to tie the Sherman Bearcats 33-33 in the Homecoming game at Bronco Stadium. Trailing by two touchdowns, with only a few minutes left, Denton took over the field and scored twice-the last time with only seconds left on the clock. In the picture, Ruben James shows his heels to a Bearcat tackler as he picks up yardage around right end. JERRY FRY Junior Tackle BOB WHITE Senior Guard TOM HEATH Senior Guard JACKIE DOYLE Junior Back RONNIE WILLIAMS Senior Guard CARL GROENING Junior Center DAN THOMAS Senior Guard DON CHANEY Senior Back Co-Captain MITCHELL WELLS Senior Guard 'T ' : .k', ' 4 sy mil' fr - 1 , mf g, Ejlnzy' MEA Q me W ' . , X fi, 5239221 zfwwsi i e r ef, Mm, ' sSkqE,w,m1g2xf es,-0 , eww A555,2,eQX15gf1m9f9i:g22Eii25i52f S - V' ml ik .- .Lf-.,yi:Qu.s-2'zwfg-wmew,:, I mix .f aissiw ?,gr?gi31:,,-wpf-ffefmzsszszsg I X 5354 i V '- ffgafzffff-f,2f,, f .-f,gffi,'- f'!aer., vamfffv-:' J , zfe1fXg.M,, .di ,.f,- , ., N. y - DALE BROWN Sophomore End MICHAEL SMITH Senior End BOBBY STEELE Junior Back DAVID RUNNELS Junior Back CHARLES HARLOW Junior Back DON GAMMON Junior End MACK MASSEY, JR. Senior Back SKIPPY WISDOM Junior Center DON LEWIS Senior End I 2nd Team All-District DON ASHLOCK Junior Guard EDDIE BOYD Senior Back DAVID ROBINSON Junior Tackle JERRY FRANKS Junior Tackle DON BROWN Senior Center Co-Captain Most Valuable Lineman TOMMY CARUTHERS Junior Guard v flwf Q, : '..-,ms . . of ' Q - 'mrs' ' 'W - I rrr,,a,rrrr, 7 ,irrLr.L ,A a a raar M- ' lQlLfWii5,,.e1. , ,,,. ,r,a. .fi Q six I, ve Lrg I ,, T Y I JOHNNY HALL Junior Tackle JOHN MACK THOMAS Junior Back HULEN BOLIVER Senior Back RUBEN JAMES Senior Back Honorable Mention All-District Mast Valuable Back JERRY BRAMMER Junior Back GARY SHAW Senior End A ' l, 3 J 1? -- 1 M 5 x Y 'E 1 , ' F fs I 4 5 4 xx f ' KQ, 'KlD-.QE :- Q .Qi 5 A. is rr' if :EY ' 5 M ,X . Y 51 6 as E ix U M, Q K F 5 + ,, 1 Q Qi 3, I gin 1 1 3 4 3' s wah 5 ,4 11: 1: 5? +51 an Qi, is .. 4 5 Y viii 1 5 Q I Y' E ' ' 5 im if gg J y 3' gl W F 1 Q, .fy Y '45 i ff ,. ag .Ji gt e 'ii X as Q v ,, Q- K A 25 N., 2 'aff M Wi? ie --22? ...- me Q-M' if REQ J 5 ,S ' sg N as a if 5 Coach Martin admires the Sportsmanship trophy presented to Dick Thomasson by Jess Neely, head coach of Rice Institute on behalf of the Kiwanis International. l When the basketball season drew to a close, DHS cagers and sports writers for the Horseshoe paid special trib- ute to Record-Chronicle sports editor Dub Brown for his work with the Broncos -his enthusiasm-his loyalty , to a team making its timid debut into rough District 4,-7A. A special story, illus- trated by this picture, ap- peared in the Horseshoe, to- gether with the announce- ment that the Broncs came in second in district. xg ,.., ,V X, 3 Wichita Falls' No. 77 is so intent on the high-flyin' ball, he doesn't realize that sudden death in the guise of Gary Shaw is moving in on him. Clncidentally, Shaw nailed him like a coffin lid, the ball squirted out of his arms - the play was incomplete? Guest speaker Doak Walker, Jean Kirkpatrick, Martha .lo Fletcher, Tom Heath and Margie ' Boyd look on as Coach Eaves presents Don Brown with Most Valuable Lmeman award at the annual Football Banquet, sponsored by the Pep Club, of which Jean was president tn Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Top row, left to right: Lonnie Crider, Albert Wyss, Johnny Hall, Bobby Batte, Don Lewis, Nubbin Jolly. Front row: Ruben James, Lindell Vinson, David Phillips, Jimmy Cole, Don Gammon, Tracy Collom. 7?56-57 We-rarity S SCHEDULE 28-Arlington Heights 3-Crozier Tech 6-8-Grand Prairie Tourn. 10-Arlington Heights ll-Paschal 12-Arlington Heights lil'-Poly Dec. 17-Crozier Tech Dec. 18-Paschal Dec. 20-21-Arlington Dist. Tourn. Dec. 22-Lufkin Jan. 3-Denison Jan. 5-Arlington Ian. 8-Grand Prairie Jan. 11-Wichita Falls Jan. 15-Sherman Jan. 18-Open Ian. 22-Irving Jan. 25--Denison Jan. 29-Arlington Feb. 1-Grand Prairie Feb. 5-Wichita Falls Feb. 3-Sherman Feb. 12-Open Feb. 15-Hlrving Manager Don Brown and Coach Verne Lane bat the breeze with a colleague, Coach Jim Magill. f.. f , Y T u l otot t at S? S ,spew My I ., N T 2 ' ti 3 1, Top row, left to right: Melvin Taylor, Dale Brown, Dwain Riney, Staley Faulkner, Dick Thomasson. Front row: Spencer Hicks, Jarvis Kell, Tommy Boliver, Judd Holt, Buddy Cary. Standing, with ball, is one of the NT student coaches, Charles Wilcoxen, who made this basketball season a very successful one for the ?7onqS Below is a free-hand drawing by Ronnie Trice, recording a typical Bronc's reaction to that No. 31 Irving brought here for the season closer. At right, Albert Wyss, Senior Guard, runs through his paces for the photographer. For more individual action on the 1956-57 Bronco cagers, turn the page . . . The Broncos started the New Year with a hang as they thumped the Denison Yellow Jackets T3-51 January 2. at Bronco Gym in their first District T-AAAXX game. Don Lewis. All-District forward who was high for the night with 24 points, looks on as Lindell Vinson nets 2. The DHS Broncos continued to roll hy defeating the Arlington Colts 62-36 January 4 at Bronco Gym. Thr- whole Bronco squad figured in the second straight dis- trict win of the year with their nifty hall-stealing and control. ln the picture Johnny Hall racks up two points for Denton. After getting off to a slow start, the Broncos hegan to pull away in the final quarter against Sherman as they turned hack the Bearcats 63-48 January 15, for their fourth district win. Nubbin Jolly stretches for the basket while Tracy Collom looks on. Starting from an early lead, the Grand Prairie Gophers killed all hope for a district crown for the DHS Broncos when they whipped them 72-62 before a standing-roonr only crowd in Bronco Gym February 1. ln the picture, Don Lewis shows open-mouthed Grand Prairie cagers that winnin isn't alwa 's eas . 5 Y Y Having been defeated by Irving in the first half of district play, the DHS Broncos closed a successful 7-AAAA debut by turning back the strong Tiger quintet 72-68 February 15. In the shot at right, Johnny Hall goes up and over lrvingis towering 31 to sink a set shot in the second quarter of the tight tussle. The Broncos, second defeat of powerful Wichita Falls February 5-64-61 in a thrill- ing overtime game-left DHS tied with the Coyotes for second place in district. Don Lewis, high scorer for the night with 20 points, shoots for two as teammates Johnny Hall, Bobby Batte, and David Phillips move in for the rebound. RUBEN JAMES Senior Guard DON LEWIS Senior Forward First Team All-District Co-Captain JIMMY COLE Junior Guard DON GAMMON Junior Forward CARROLL CNUBBINT JOLLY Senior Center JOHNNY HALL Junior Center LONNIE CRIDER Junior Forward DAVID PHILLIPS Senior Guard Co-Captain LINDELL VINSON Senior Guard Honorable Mention All-District TRACY COLLOM Senior Guard BOBBY BATTE Junior Guard 2 BEVERLY DAVIS DON LEWIS Zfwkezdalf Kang and Zaeea If we'd had room to print the whole picture at left, you'd see what a good sport Tracy Collom really is. There were four Yel- lowjuekets on his arm- and he's nut even flinch- ing! At right. we have a rare view of Principal John Guyer in a Coy mood. peering through the dec- orations at the Basketball Coronation. Don Lewis and Beverly Davis are taking their bowsihaving just heen crowned tno flinching here, eitherl, while Bohhy Batte, David Phillips. Nuhbin Jolly and Coach Lane applaud. f' ... Q. ': J' 5 '2 ik- t --.--w...a... 1 -H .. hm... Below. Don Lewis apparently is indifferent to the plight of a stricken Irving player, as he retrieves the ball from the referee. Commented Lewis, who fouled out in the fourth quarter, i'More opposition we can always get-hut a good hall costs a lot of 'YY money. t S F, 1' B if i . ' t X , at At right, Ruben James goes up for a goal during the Denison match - unopposed. This scene occurred with al- most monotonous regularity- to the Yellowjackets' disgust. A Grand Prairie eager thinks things have gone about far enough-if not too far. This rare view was made dur- ing CP's return match with the Broncs at home. Despite this dismayed ex- pression, they won the game. -Y Coach Verne Lane put this team on the courts this year after seeing the Broncs through a highly successful cage season. Front row: Margaret Mitchell, Mary Bowers, Eunice Gibson and Nana Pearce. Second row: Bette Brown, Judy Colwell, Thelma Chambers, Lu Juana Martin and Ann Harris. Third row: Jere Higgins, Coach Lane, Pat Moore, Jeff James and Jeff Funk. At loft, Coach Verne Lane shows Eunice Gibson which end of the bat to hold. At right, returning letterurnann Margaret Mitchell gives a weak- eyed demonstration of a service. wa-25 Above: MARY BOWERS Junior 7 NANA PEARCE, Senior JERE HIGGINS, Junior PAT MOORE Junior W--. W I I it A - n ww 5 E M ix 5 g V 4, ri Q is A t lg Q it a j U S if B3 if 5 f as to ' A , 1' L ,. . I ,:..V , ,,,., , , B itawftj V I kb map K Q ,bw w W , fi, ,F mwww i t ,i yV ,,,,,,.,.,ti t M .. .,, .., , f J L h y 1' ix if 5' I ji - J 4 ..1, A In 7 I it if PM Q S , i t i , . ,, Q , , M ,,,,,, iw Manager J. B. STUART and COACH JIM MAGILL Front row, left to right: Don Chaney, Mack lNlassc-y, Jr., John Mack Thoma ,lon ll enfiitz ,lorry Bob Brannner. Bobby Steele, Charles Harlow, Hulen Boliver, Jimmy Don Barber Second row: Gerald Briggs, Wallis Mcllath, Wade Hampton, Charleh Horton, Bobby William Loran as - L. 'i W, b . 2 mx 1 Q, 'T 3- 'fb Es? 4' A hh,x0 Q ax Q W ff TOMMY J. McCLELLAN RICHARD MONTGOMERY DON CHANEY JIMMY DAVIS Senior -I UHi01' I K -3-11, ..,, BOBBY STEELE, Junior f W vii A , X MACK MASSEY I X Senior A ' JOHN M. THOMAS- E JERRY A I Junior V BRAMMER W 1 W' A Junior Q! I Amin I 'M I JIMMY DON BARBER Senior CHARLES HARLOW Junior HULEN BOLIVAR, Senior First row, left to right: Dick Thomasson, Clinton Thomas, Nubhin Jolly, Skippy Wisdom, Ira Puckett, Don Lewis, Dale Higgs, Roger Williams, David Phillips. Second row: Tommy Webster, Ronnie Cowling, Maurice Bronstad, Bill Castor, Lindell Vinson, Joe Cashon, Billy Jack Baker, Jarvis Kell. Third row: Jerry Wilcoxen, Marion fljtedl Warren, Jackie Doyle, Ronnie Land, Spencer Hicks, Charles Ashby, Don Brown, Dale Brown, Buddy Gary. Mar. Arlington Hgts Mar 13-Arlington Hgts. Mar 18-Poly Mar 19-Gainesville Mar 20-Poly Mar 22-Gainesville Mar 26-Grand Prairie Mar. -Irving Apr. -Arlington Apr. -Open DON BROWN Senior Coach Jim Eaves with John Goodell, NT student Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May lVlay May 9-Sherman 12-Denison 16-Wichita Falls 18-Grand Prairie 23-Irving 26-Arlington 30-Open 3-Sherman 7-Denison 10-Wichita Falls coach. NUBBIN JOLLY Senior EAMLMZ 7957 MAURICE BRONSTAD Senior DALE HIGGS Junior LETTERMEN 4 Esg:g5g?5, R4i1f.-f A ,kg ww ,... Mm - , A X 3' . i 'F , fl., ' E- fo , ZMNL4,m,1p1gf::w:U.5 f- , g I X . 'sei - A as f . 7i?4gi7f4f?1' ' I H w 3 wqgifrf, Al V , , --,L,lgw.m4,- - f .fy 4 '17 '4i'i5?5!NvfT'.: ' 'igvfli ' 'K I ,Mow , . Tflvziai I f - is faery: ffi Ms: I 1 K -f ws-if 551' LW . S ' , f. .V,.a5fi 4.f, N W, -i .,I.gfM, ,K Ax., , f , , .k,kk lE5L.,,,,, , - 'msn' if- if if . mia: 91 r 2' 'if . nooo k, ,. ff 2f:.ii21pQ,1 J I CLINTON THOMAS Semor .M ' .u...' . I. E , 4 z E 5 f Cn ru :S .... 0 -1 DON LEWIS .w,,,f . W K ,M A :eggs 7:15 , Q, xf,, ,F ii l ' v-4 Z U F1 l F' 4 r-1 2 CD O 2 Senior ,kvauigw wi' ji M223 mrs DAVID PHILLIPS Senior ROGER WILLIAMS Senior -f,.::,gggjfg55q-,Q . , 3 oilo lf., L. oooh I S a s , y, , 5. 3, . ' I .Y r ,i il , iii 1, - ggi:-1: . in Sigh? ,AWK Nr ?4:'..'y,5 .1 7mm 57 Standing: Coach Zeke Martin. Kneeling, left to right: Jimmy Gary, Billy Wiggs, Jerry Walker, Michael Smith, Roy Riney, Rives McBee. RETURNING LETTERMEN RIVES MCBEE Senior JIMMY GARY Senior Us 0445 we As we neared the end of our efforts with the 1957 Bronco, Editor Shirley sez to me, Mike, she sez, we need an odd sports page to make the advertising division page start on the leftf, Weil, I guess she never saw one much odder than this! e ,E f 'X f CAQQIZQJ if is E nm' Q? X gx ' u - Mi E' -. WV it X if I ,E Q iove e X 'in I I 14 71m 41: :de Sw! 764 .lance gwldfoz l?56-57 A W . ' A h is gzanco swf! 7956-57 fini. r Shirley Ann Stephens-Editor-in-Chief M Doug Bennett - Sponsor, Chief Photographer. At left: Johnny Clark, Assistant Photographer. Q . Below: Martha James-Darkroom Assistant, Production. Lanny Carney-Darkroom Assistant Left: Edward Cook - Darkroom Assistant X., Production 193' 'iw-J Judy Coluell Business llanager Mike Smith Beverly Dans Yypzst Production Sports Editor Above: Jan Smith, Activities Edi tor, Productiong Lynell Kelly Prodzictiong Linda Loveless, Pro duction Assistant. At left: Ann Harris, Sales, Pro- ductiong Betty Hamlin, Staff Ar- tistg Gwen Hamilton, Production. L' -sl- Ag aplal 06 QCD AOVER USXNG' N fm 5142042 Qe,Li,fE1EN fwfwlD Qu TW -if We ,av Nw page M ae 5 we Gi S ,f A wel IH if EKONCU , 5QmQz,DgfV70!Vlf ff!! 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