Denton High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Denton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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We, the Senior class and annual staff, the 1956 Phoenix. ilhouette of that which proudly present to you this - Dedication To express our thanks for the interest he has shown in us as individuals and as a school: for the work he has done hereg and the winning teams along with school spirit he has given us, we, the Senior Clas s of 1956 dedicate this, the Phoenix, to Mr. Warren Hicks, our beloved coach, 1 Q, ,.. if-ri n , K 1 f f .u-W FACULTY glcmeufary gacully Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Lanier D. M. Sexton Forrest Haltom G. Lee Surratt M. Reid Doby Robert C. Carroll Betty Hinson Ann McCollurn Fred Duckett Doak H. Skeen Carlie Davis Nick Lanier Genie Rogers Eliza Smith M. L. Klutz Lena Gallimore McCray Holmes Mrs. I. Thomas Johnson MR. V. O. JONES Principal ,,..-, i'ZI:: FIRST AND SECOND GRADES 15 xululnuswnuunuqumsan K x Hinge..-an-funn ' 1'lw' uxnuxuum -lumen 'alum ax annum' un 1 5 munmws I' 7 'rw' 'Hx ' 'M a 1 , .. K . 5 ,,,,. .. Miz, x 1 vu 5 S -W---M Y Q: . .- .HL ' Q - H1 J' ,gl ' , , 4 I , u THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES High School Qaculty Rev. J. McCray Holmes English Mrs. Howard Snider School Secretary Mr. A. M. Snider Social Studies Mr . Archie Cannon Mathematics Mrs. Jack Smith English and French Mr. Charles Sink Science Miss Hazel Hoover Commercial Department Mr. M. L. Kluttz Vocational Agriculture Miss Ann Mason Home Economics Mr. C. Robert Clark Band Mrs. .Toe Taylor Music Mr. Warren Hicks Coach fs., -df' b... NMR Y Q n?f3f SW0 RS Mascots AVA SMITH WAYNE E LLIOT T 611155 Officers President Larry Taylor Vice-President Graham Davis Secretary Sara Carroll Treasurer Imogene Walker 'QTY' i1!F'i!?5 f 'e F H.A. 1,43 Glee Club 2,3,4g- Commercial Club 3,4. 'H KAREN BEA ADAMS Smile your cares away. NANCY LOU CARROLL It's better to forget and smile, than to remember and be sad. Band l,2,3, QOfficer 315 Science Club 29 Glee Club 23 Dentonian Staff Z,3,4g Class Play 35 Beta Club 3,4, fOfficer 3,413 Cheer- leader 3,43 F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Soft- ball 3,43 Marshall 35 Quill and Scroll 43 Senior Scouts l,Z,3g 4-H lg Phoenix Staff 43 Senior Superlative 45 Class Prophet 49 Monogram Club 4. JOHN JOE CARROLL Give me women. F.F.A. l,Z,3,4g4-H1,2,4- COfficer 41, Bus Driver 45 Com- mercial Club 4g Football lg Glee Club 2. Dentonian Staff 1.3.4 4 H1 Senior Scouts l,2g Class Officer 3,4g Class Play 3, F.H A 12 3,4, fOfficer 3-County Officer 419 Band Z,3,4g Glee Club 2 QOfficer Z13Softball 3,4 Science Club 25 Basketball 3 4 QCO Captain 413 Monogram Club Z was i.1 3,45 Cheerleader Z, Phoe nix Staff 43 Senior Superlati e 4 Beta Club 4. SARA JANE CARROLL Of all the joys that I reca 1 being in love is best of all IRIS PEARL COOK Smart, capable , and always kind, if fact, she just can't be defined. , Class Officer 15 Cvlee Club 2,39 Science Club 29 Dentonian Staff 4, Phoenix Staffg Commercial Club 3,45 Class Poet 4g F.H.A. 1,Z3Qui1l 8: Scroll 43 Beta Club 4, Supe rlative 4. JAMES NELSON DOBY A finer boy you'll never find, and to the girls he pays no mind. F.F.A. Z,3,4g Commercial Club 45 4-H 15 Science Club 2. ,W GILES GRAHAM DAVIS In his quietness lies his per- sonality. Bus Driver 3,45 Boys State 35 Science Club 2, Phoenix Staff 45 Commercial Club 3 ,43 Class Officer 4. JAMES BRUTON FUTRELL Some of the greatest men in America have died lately, and I don't feel too well. Class Officer lg Baseball l,Z,3, 43 Basketball 45 Monogram Club 3,43 Phoenix Staff 45 Commer- cial Club 3,4. ROW LAND GARNER He was little , he was spry, There was mischief inhis eye. 4-H 1,23 F.F.A. l,2g Class Officer 35 Science Club 23 Glee Club 25 Annual Staff 45 F.F.A. Officer lg Commercial Club 3, 43 Waiter at Jr. 8: Sr. 2. JERRY SHIELDS GRIFFIN Why talk? It s eldo m means anything, and it takes up a lot of time. Science Zg Superlative 4. HENRY LEE GLOVER Not too serious, not too gayg but a rare good fellow in every way. F.F.A. 1,2,3g Science Club 23 4-H 15 Commercial Club 3. NANC Y CAROL GRUBB Sincere and kind in every way She's Carol tomorrow, and Carol today. Commercial Club 3,45 News paper 4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 2,45 Annual 43 Quill 8: Scroll 4: Jr. Play Usher 3. LINDA LOU HARRIS Good things and dynamite come in small packages. 4-H 19 Senior Scouts l,Z,39.Tr. Play 39 F.H.A. l,Z,3,49 Class Officer l9 Glee Club Z9 Science Club 29 Cheerleader 2,3,49 Monogram 3,49 Commercial Club 3,4. JOHN WESLEY HUFFMAN I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul. 4-H 19 Senior Superlative 4g Quill and Sc r oll9 Marshall 39 Jr. Play 39Boy's State 39 Base- ball Z,49 Basketball l,Z,3,49 Football 1,29 Monogram Club 4, fPresident 459 Beta Club 3,4Q Phoenix4, QBusiness Managerh Dentonian Staff 3,4, CAsst. Editor - Bus. Managerj9 Glee Club 29 Science Club 29 Class Officer l,Z,39 Commercial Club 4. RACHEL LUCILLE HEDRICK A classmate, honest and true and furthermore a worker too F.H.A. 19 Cornmercial Club 2 39 4-H 1. JAMES SIDNE Y LITT LE A handsome lad - and a born athlete. Dentonian Staff 29 Class Officer 29 Baseball l,2,3,49F.F.A. l,2, 3, KOfficer 2,3lQ Football 1,29 Glee Club 2,49 Science Club 29 Basketball l,2,3,4, fCaptain 4,9 Monogram 2,3,4. DAVID ANTHONY PARKER A hands ome combination of laziness and enthusiasm , sense and nonsense. 4-H 1,23 Junior Play 33 Base- ball 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,25 Bus Driver 4, Beta Club 3,45 Mar- shall 3gScience Club 2, Cheer- leader 33 Monogram Club 3,4g Commercial Club 3, Football 2, Glee Club 2, Annual Staff 4. HE LEN JANE SNIDER Success is sure to be for one so faithful as she. Glee Club 2,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,43 Junior Play 33 Superlative 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Marshall 33 Annual Staff 43 Quill 8: Scroll 4. RICHARD KENNE TH SMITH I yarn what I yam, and that's all I yarn. F.F.A. 1,23 Bus Driver 4: Corn- mercial Club 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 4: Junior Play 3. JOHNNY ALLEN SNIDER He is very ambitious and strives for the grades, He is seeking a glory that never fades. Newspaper Staff 3 ,4g Annual Staff 4g Commercial Club 3,45 F.F.A. Club 13 Junior Play Usher 3, Science Club Zg 4-H l,2. GOLDIA RUTH SPIVEY Not too serious, not too gay, but a jolly goodgal in most every way. F.H.A. l,23Glee Club 23 News- paper Staff 43 Student Store 3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY LINDA STOKES Ta.ke it from us Linda's all right, wherever she is both day and night. Newspaper Staff 23 4-H l,2,3, COfficer 1,2lQ Senior Scouts 23 Girl Scouts 13 Class Officer 1, 23 Jr. Play 33 Miss Denton 33 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,42 Softball 3,43 Science Club 2, QOfficer 213 Cheerleader 1,23 Basketball 3,4, lCaptain 413 Monogram Z,3,4, fOffic er 413 Girls State 33 Class Historian 43 Beta Club 4. CHARLES RICHARD STALE Y Jolly and good na t u r e d , one who can take the bumps of life without faltering. Commercial Club 3,43 Baseball 2 . MARGARET CAROLYN SURRATT Goodwo1-ker, good sport, good friend. Class Officer 1,2,3Q Girl Scouts lj Senior Scouts 2,33 F.H.A. 1,23 3,4, lOfficer 1,2,3J3Cheerleader 1,43 QAlternate 213 Dentonian Staff 1,2,3Q Monogram Club 2, 3,43 Science Club 23 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Softball Club 3,43 Jr. Play 3g Annual Staff 43 Com- mercial Club 33 Class Testa- tor 43 Superlative 4, Beta Club 4 MARY ELIZABETH SURRATT She's willing to help in her good natured way, dependable always, with not much to say. F.H.A. 1,45 Glee Club Z,3,45 Class Officer 15 Junior Play Usher 3. NANCY ANN TILLOTSON LARRY JOE TAYLOR It's better to kill time than to let it lay around and die. Dentonian Staff 45 Class Officer 1,45 Junior Play 35 F.F.A. 1,Z, 3,4, fOfficer 2,3,4 - County Officer 4j5 Football 1,25 Glee Club 2,45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Science Club Z5 Monogram Club Z5 Commercial Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Beta Club 3,45 QOfficer 3,415 Marshall 35 Superlative 4. Wit is the spice of life. Superlative 45 Dentonian Staff 1,45 Phoenix Staff 45 F.H.A. l, 2,45 Class Song Writer 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Boosters Club Z5 Glee Club 4. IMOGE NE WALKER What do we live for if it'S not to make life less difficult for others ? High Point 1,25 Senior Scouts 35 Class Officer 3,45 Newspaper 45 Annual 45 Commercial Club 35 Girls State 35 Glee Club 3,45 Miss Denton 4. BET TY JEAN WILLIAMS Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. 4-H l3F.H.A. 1,23 Commercial Club 3,43 Annual Staff 4g Glee HAZEL MARIE WILSON It's better to be small and let your light shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. 4-H l3F.H.A. 1,45 Glee Club Z3 Store 3,43 Comrnercial Club 3, 4. Club 2- CHARLES BRUCE YOKLEY RAYMOND ROSS YOKLEY 'A rare compound of oddity frolic and fun. Class Officer l3Footba11 23Bus Driver 43 Annual 43 Science Club Z3 F.F.A. 1,2-QOfficer 21 4-H 1,23 Junior Play 33 Glee Club l,3,43 Dentonian Staff 13 Senior Superlative 4. Things are bound to happen, why worry? Everything comes to him who waits, why hurry ? 4-H 1,23 F.F.A. 1,22 Glee Club 23 Bus Driver 3,43 Science Club 23 Commercial Club 33 Annual Staff 4g Football 23 Superlatives 4. REV. J. MCCRAY HOLMES Sponsor DENNY ROGERS The Senior Class did not feel that this annual would be complete without the picture anda few words about Denny Rogers. Denny was our cla s smate and friend for nine years, and we were deeply hurt by his death in the summer of 1953. To the memory of Denny, our Senior sec- tion of the annual is dedicated. 611155 Song fIn tune of I'll Be Seeing You j We'll be seeing you, The time for parting now grows nigh We'll rerninisce and laugh and cry Of memories gone by. Games and plays and fun and work That we have shared, The friends who've always cared. We say farewell to teachers dear We thank you very much We never would have made the grade Without your patient, loving touch. The time is drawing nearer When in our works of later years We'll look on Denton High We'll always remember you And now we say good-bye. Class Songwriter: Nancy Tillotson if , M fi Q A X J Glass Poem We bid farewell to Denton High, The place we love so dear, Our teachers, schoolmates, and our friends So loyal through each year. To the Juniors we leave this thought: They conquer who believe they can. You may not think you have a part, But in life each must take his stand. Our places now we leave to you: We've tried to do our bestg Where we have failed, may you succeed- We leave to you the rest. Our teachers and our parents, So loyal and so true, Our faith to face the storms of life We owe to God and you. Twelve years we've been in school But now we must depart: In future years we'1l all look back With cherished memories in each heart. Clas s Poet: Pearl Cook Hlass History To misquote the words of that great conqueror Julius Caesar, whom we so dilligently, if reluctantly, s t u di e d, our high s chool years can best be surnmedup by saying, We came, we saw, we conquered. True we have come, we have s e en, and we have a 1 m o s t conquered that, which four years ago, seemed so unreal and far- away - graduation. But let's review a little. At the beginning of our r eview we see 50 students entering high school as green Freshmen. We realize now how much truth there was to that word green. Butwe also see how, unde r the guidance and leadership of our sponsors Mr.A. M. Snider and Miss Virginia Miller, and our class presidents, Jim Futrell and Carolyn Surratt, we progressed, slowly but surely. Too soon our Freshmen year was over, and we we r e leaving for our summer vacations, to return as silly Sophomores. Our feelings were a mixture of happi- ness and grief as we returne d to s chool our next year - happy to be returning, to once again be with our friends and classmates, but unhappy over the death of our friend, Denny Rogers, who passed away during the surnmer months. Realizing however, that we are not to un de r stand the why of everything we began or- ganizing our class. We chose as our class president, Linda Stokes. With her help and the careful guidance of our sp on s o r , Mr. Coit Rufty, our Sophomore year was soon in full swing. As the va rio u s clubs were organized and we b e c a m e part of them, we began realizing that we really were s o m e b o dy. The days seemed to flyby and as another year came to an end we were startled by the fact that we we re jaunty Juniors. CLASS FLOWER White Rose It was during our Junio r year that we began to think about our careers - knowing that soon we would be making our own way in the world. Mrs. Sara Smith, our sponsor, and Johnny Huffman, our class president, led us through, what we feel now was a very successful year. Highlighting our year was the trip Unde r The Seas, which we invited the Seniors and faculty to take with us, the great moment when we Shogk The Fgily Lge, and the hustle andbustle which accompanied the arrival of our rings. Then the last exams faced us, and we soberly watched the S e ni o r s come forward, one by one, to receive their diplomas - knowing we were to take their places as the Senior Class of 1956. September l, found 33 of us back at s cho ol, happily united with friends and classmates but sorry not to see those who were Seniors the previous year. We were overwhelrned by the new faces in our halls and wondered if we would ever learn all their names. With Mr. McCra.y Ho lm e s as sponsor and Larry Taylor as c la s s president, we began the final lap. Our hour s this year, we soon found, were e xt r e m e 1 y full, with holding offices and belonging to clubs, but that suited us, for after all, we were members of the Senior Class. You've heardit said, all good things must come to an end. With that in mind we, as a clas s and as individuals wish to say, thanks for all you've done for us, to Mr. Holmes, our spons o r, to Mr. V.O. Jones, our principal, to our friends and especially to our pa r e nts, who have ma de our education possible. Now we, the Senior Class of '56, leave you with this thought, They Conquer Who Believe They Can. C LASS HIST ORIAN Linda Stoke s CLASS COLORS Green and White CLASS MOTTO They Conquer Who Believe They Can. East Wil! ,And Zcstamcut We, the Senior Class of 1956 of Denton High School, supposedly being of sound mindand body, and being reassured byhigher authorities of the certainty of the approach of our graduation, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Jones, we will lockers for all high school students, andafingerprinting outfit so he can try to keep up with them. To Mr. Snider, we will good health always, and tickets to all the Carolina football games. To Mr. Kluttz,we will a '56 Ford to replace his Chevvy. To Mr. Cannon. we will aSenior Geometry class that comes every day. To Mr. Hicks, we will better judgment of World Series team s , so he won't need Get Well cards. To Miss Hoover, we will a new comme r cial room. To Mr. Sink, we will a new house traile r and acceptance into a dental school. To Mrs. Smith, we will a new classroom near the office, so it won't be so far away to get excuses. To Mrs. Taylor, we will the position of Music T e a che r of Denton School as long as she wants it. To Mr. Cla rk , we will a band that sounds just like the Army Band, and practice tim e f o 1' Glee Club. To Miss Mason, we will good-luck with her boy friend, like the other Home E c onomi c s teachers. To Mr. Arthur Snider, we will a pair of mittens to keep his hands warm as he lights the boilers on cold mornings. To Mr. Holznes, we leave our thanks for his help, patience and un de r s ta n di ng, and another Senior Class who will think as much of him as we do. I, Jim Futr ell, will my love for fast cars to Steve Garner. I, Linda Harris, will my place as cheerleader to Ann Garner. I, Jerry Griffin, will my c h e mi s t r y book to Clarence Glover. I, Helen Snider, will my studious ways to my sister Gladys. I, Tony Parker, will my catty ways to Jackie Cole. I, Carol Grubb, will my place on the newspaper staff to Gladys Snider. I, Richard Smith, will old 4-4 to the junkyard. I, Sara Carroll, will my wanting to love and date only one boy to Nan Johnson. I, Joe Carroll, will my loud mouth to Dale Morris. I, Johnny Huffman, will my mischievous ways to Bobby Shackleford. I, Ne 1 s on Doby, will my love for commercial subjects to Johnny Smith. I, P ea r l Cook, will a carton of bubble -gum to chew in Mrs. Smith' s English Class to Frances Kindley. I, Johnny Snide r, will my extreme height to Jimmy Morris. We, KarenAdams and Lucille Hedrick, will our quiet ways to Iris Jean Morgan and Frances Kindley. I, Charles Staley, will my ability to leave school at lunch to Jimmy Morris. We, Hazel Wilson and Goldia Ruth Spivey, will our natural blonde hair to Martha and Cornelia Snider. I, Linda Stokes, will any-thing anybody wants to them. I, Sidney Little, will my ability to pick the banjo and act the clown to David Snider. I, Rowland Ga r ne r, will my ability to skate to Susan Kearns. I, Mary Surratt, will the courage it took to have my long hair cut short to Nancy Campbell. I, Larry Taylor, will my office as President of Beta Club to John Gallimore. I, Bet Williams, will my independance to Lee Attress Daniels. I, Henry G1 o v e r,will my ability to stay out of sixth period study hall to anyone who is smart enough to get by with it. We, Carolyn Surratt, Imogene Walker, and Nancy Tillotson, will our love for Bermuda Shorts to Alice C r a nf o r d , Lynda Snider, and Ann Bisher. I, Graham Davis, will my cowboy hat to John Gallimore. I, Cha rlie Yokely, will my ability to pick on girls and make them like it to Roy Lee Morris. I, Ross Yokley, will my place in a certain pink and white convertible to Sara Dell Little. I, Nancy Carroll, will my ability to always have too much to do, to always be in a hurry, and to alwa y s be in the middle of everything to Libby Shaw. I, Mr. Holm e s , will the rest of my belt to the Freshman English Teacher. Having appointed our class advisor, Mr. Holmes as our sole executor of this will and testament, and inthe witness of he and the Senior Class, I, the testator, have set my hand and seal on this the 19th day of May in the year 1956. Class Testator: Carolyn Surratt 611155 Prophecy ' As I hurtle across the continent on a super- sonic t rain to a luncheon appointment in Los Angeles - the sound of an old, familiar tune floats down from the ceiling. In this electronic age, music comes from every- where. It's Almo s t Tomorrow brings back memories of my Senior year, 1956 - it hardly seems it could be '76 already. Suddenly, I'm startledout of my daydreams by the sound of a voic e calling peanuts, p op c o r n, sandwiches, and I discover to my surp ri se the voice is that of Larry Taylor. He finally gave up his engineer- ing degree. Right behindhim comes Henry Glover, conductor , As I hand him my ticket, he tells me that mo st of the class of '56 is on the train. D.e c i ding to visit them all, I set out to explore the train. In the first car, I discover a whole troupe of c i r c u s performers, traveling to their next engagement. After talking to Hazel Wilson, lion-tamer, Luc il l e H e dr i ck, burlesque queen, and JohnnySnider, strong man, I walke d into the next car. Some- thing s w o op e d down over my head, and I looked up to see Goldia Spivey and Charles Staley, rehearsing for the i r new trapeze act. After finally getting out of that car, I stumbled on, discovered myself in a rich, private car - filled with servants and money. In the middle, I see Sara Carroll figuring to see if her 30 million dollars a year is still rolling in. No - she never married, she's a career girl. Sara and I sat downfor along talk, and she told me of seeing a new group of singers, the Larkspurs singing inthe rhythm and blue s r evue . We're real proud of this group, they're all from De nton - Nelson Doby, Karen Adams, Bet Willia m s , and Graham Davis. MarySurratt was mistress of ceremonies at the revue, and was a grand success. As Sara. and I were talking , there was a muffled explo sion and three of the cars jumped the track. Upon investigation, we found the caus e of the explosion - Jerry Griffin is still working with his Chemistry set. His wife and eight daughte r s were pronounced unharmed by Dr.Helen Snider. Helen was so impressed by the work that do cto r s did on her leg, she became one herself. A construction crew, consisting of Rowland Garner, Tony Parker, and Richard Smith rushed to the site, and soon had everything under control. Charlie Yokley drove by in his Charlie Car, a sports car of his own design, which he s ells by the billions. From Charlie we learnthat Ross is alead- ing manufacturer of womens' girdles - he learned how to make a new style at State. One of his best customers is Linda Harris, strictly a housewife, who finally lost her tiny waistline. G e tt i ng back on the train and underway again, I decide to go on to the dining car - I'm hung ry , as always. The food is de- licious and upon inqui r y, I'm told that it was p r e pa r e d by Pearl Cook and Carol Grubb, internationally known chefs. Carol only cooks for the train when her husband is traveling, and takes the eight kids to her mother. Going into the club car, I find a large picture c o v e r i ng almost all of the wall, and the a r t i st still at work. Nancy Tillotson is busy doing a life-sized pic- ture of Imogene Walker, nationally known society leader. Imogene is known for her brilliant, formal, and well-planneddetails. Hearing mo re confusion along the line, I rush to the backjust in time to see a tramp being thrown offa freight car. The culprit is Jim Futrell - he lost all his money in a crap game, and is now a full time bum. Sidney Little come s to the rescue, how- ever, andoffers Jim a job in his lace fac- tory. Sidney does all of the designing and most of the knitting himself - he has a small but exclusive business. We finally arrive at Los Angeles, and as I get off the train, I run smack-dab into Joe Carroll, who is now principal of a girl's school. Joe is returning Mr. and Mrs. Holmes' eight daughters to their farm - Mr. Holmes andhis nine sons are out hunt- ing and fishing as usual. There at the train I am met by Linda Stokes, internationally known movie star. I came to have lunch with Linda alone, but I find she is constantly shadowedbyJohnny Huffman, her publicity agent. Johnny has done much to he lp Linda on her way to fame. While we are eating, we are also joined by CarolynSurratt for a conference on co stume s fo r Linda's next picture. Carolyn has achieved her life-long dream of designing sports clothes, and now designs e x c lu s i v e 1 y for Linda. On week-ends, you'll always find Ca r o 1 yn at her horse ranch. As for me, I'm still doing just what I'm doing now - writing. Clas s Prophete s s- Nancy Carroll , I. ,I Seuiar Statistics In our annual are pictures of the Seniors and facts about the Seniors - but here are some facts that you may not know, and may find more interesting. In appearance, our girls average 5'3 llZ tall, and their average weight Qso they sayj is 109 pounds. Their eyes are blue and their hair is brown. Our boys average 5'- 10 , weight 152 pounds, have brown hair, and hazel eyes. Even though they look like this - they prefer their girls to have black hair and brown eyes. The girls agree with the boys for a change, andprefer boys with black hair and brown eyes. So girls, rush out to get your Slim - X , and boys, order your Cha rle s Atla s Muscle Building Course today- be popular. During the week, while attending school very faithfully, the girls claim to like Home Economics best, and the boys can't seem to agree on any one subject. There are two independent souls however - one boy v ow s his favorite subject is girls, and one girlprefers Bobby. They all get together on one thing however - Mr. Holmes is their favorite teacher. After s c h o ol, at their favorite hang-out, they p r e f e r popular or rhythm and blues music. But when it comes to favorites they seem to go for the slow and sentimental side - such as Love is aManySplendored Thing, Unchained M e lo dy, and I'l1 Never Stop Loving You. At night - basketball games are the major attraction for everyone, and you'll find re- presentatives of our cla s s among both teams, cheerleaders, andfans. On Saturday nights, Qand nights when there are no ball gamesl you'll findmost of us at the movies - the Lantern, the West-49, the Midway, the Lexington, and the Badin Road. They're enjoying the movies KU, of course. When asked about their favorite movie - they'll stammer, stutter and finally come up with The Blackboard Jungle. It seems that some of our class see this movie every Sat ur da y night or Hoot Gibson and the Sheriff's Daughter. They all seem to go for Rock Huds on, Marlon Brando, June Allyson, and Jane Russell. The girls also gofor the late James Dean. Regardless of their preference - they always have fun! ! Just a nytim e , you'll find us looking for clothes or just about anything in our favorite color - it's a toss-up betwe en blue and g r e e n . But that independent soul is still around, looking for their favorite color - red. You'll hear our favorite expressions too - from Beats me, to Good gosh , to What it are ? On Sunday you'll find the majority of us at the Methodist Church - but everyone's at church somewhere. On Sunday, we have our most serious thoughts, and while we were thinking along these lines, we were asked to name the person we admired and r e sp e c t e d most on earth. There were answers ranging from Dwight Eisenhower to Billy Graham - but a ma j o rit y chose Rev. McCray Holmes. As for the future of our class,a majority plan to go on to some form of schooling- a good many to college,studying to be every- thing from a me chanical engineer to a journalist. The r e is also a. large group which plans to attend business college. As for the rest, most of the boys plan to be in part of the armed services, or to work, and the girls to get married andfor work. - , l XM . ,AN , gi Zigi? NB! . , J 2 llr If f I J :mg 1 .1-QI HX X r Cimisil . 'fee ,-.Xu ' , 1, lxx! gl by Ji 9 A X X ,...,,,f E ,T f sk i . V if-v a ' N A f X X1 1 l ' , 1' . Q Day In Che life Of ,4 Senior x ,ii M 5 Q X A Y t ,, 5 N' 'Sym ' 'TT xi 419m ,Nw HK .4 -3, i X - H wwlwfxq 'u -m .. . T 'Mp- ,Wi rn' My . 4a-ff ,I . f Vs 'W' .N ,.,. 5, Jw fy Z ' X, MQ :X-wi xi fu kk,, Q, xg. i fx . fm. 5 r 1 48' S B1-:ST ALL-AROUND Linda Stokes - Sidney Little ' 4 , -... , - an as f,,f Ng!! I4 X .. fa MOST STUDIOUS Helen Snider - Jerry Griffin 'Q' Wwwndg -wx X gf O t x 6 O XX ' s :A aw 5 E sur 3 A gs? 35 Qs. ggs -EV' tam x Q Xi lx' 'Hx it Q BEST LOOKING - PRETTIEST Tony Parker - Pearl Cook MOST TALENTED fd' W fs F3 a fig 5 Q 552 ff' 5 Nancy T111otson Johnny Huffman w m EY S' f , 4 A Wu L fry . ff, K , I Z, BEST DRESSED Carolyn Surratt - Tony Parker J'A f iv' S -xii' .,,, Mft , Q4 If f 'iw' Q-f'.h fm,A.-f, 1 + wi NN' 'W Q 'W-1. MOST COURTEOUS Linda Harris - Ross Yokley -finflall Xi' -1.4 V Y Xx WITTIEST Nancy Tlllotson - Jim Futrell FRIENDLIEST eg, an N F1 Imogene Walker - Graham Davis 'Q' of U1 ,HMV K Vkr. . I .5 , , M 1 A Q . ., ,X 4:45 P.M. R K, :AL MOST TALKATIVE Nancy Carroll - Jim Futrell 2 O'CLOCK BIGGEST FLIRTS Linda Stokes - Rowland Garner President Secretary David Snider Nan Johnson Vice President Treasurer Nancy Campbell Jimmy Miller junior 611155 Officers Sponsor Mr s. Sara Smith iuuiars Vanetta Adams Ann Bisher Nancy Campbell Jackie Cole Alice Cranford Lee Attress Daniels E Azalee Edwards John Gallimore Ann Garner Deanna Garner Sidney Garner Steve Garner Jimmy Miller Wesley Mitchell Iris Jean Morgan Dale Morris .Timmy Morris Donald Newsom juniors Nancy Hedrick Nan Johnson Frances Kindley David Lanier Joe Loflin Gary Lovette juniors Bobby Shackleford Libby Shaw Linda Skeen Johnny Smith Cornelia Snider David Snider to Gladys Snider L. H. Snider Lynda Snider Martha Snider Shirley Surratt Joann Walker , ifi Xl all President Johnny Harrison Vice President Darrell Gallimore Secretary Tony Buie Treasurer Bobby Taylor QNot Picture dj Saphomorc 611155 0 ficcrs Pre sident Ned Sur ratt Vice President Barbara Loflin Secretary Bobby Dunn Treasurer Ann Lanier Q. .., Y 1 Sophamores Janet Anderson Ellen Andrews Hilda Bean Max Bisher Cynthia Bradshaw Tony Buie Jimmy Carroll Austin Cook Kenneth Cook Dianne Crotts Frances Daniels Bobby Dunn Lowell Fine Evelyn Frank Rayvon Frank Darrell Gallimore Donald Gallimore Kenneth Gallimore Tase Gallimore Jerry Garner Kenneth Garner Lillian Garner Clarence Glover Nancy Goins Barbara Harris Hoyt Harris Johnny Harrison Clinton Hedrick Norman Henderson Glenda Huffman A t .. A, i ,f ,K S Q. .5 '- N- 5 A X 5 gn v X9 . N v s y, ,Y rink Sophamorcs Susan Kearns Ann Lanier Geraldine Lax Sara Dell Little Barbara Loflin Clarence Loflin Faydene Loflin Janet Loflin Mattie Michael Roy Lee Morris Sylvia Morris Loretta Nance Max Newby Benny Owens Dean Rash Grayson Reid Angie Robbins Marilyn Russell Deloris Smith Wade Snider Leon Snider Loretta Steed Ned Surratt Tony Surratt Bobby Taylor Nancy Williams Robert Wilson Ben Allen Mr. Archie Cannon just Ziff Af Denton I-figh!! Qrcshman Cflass 0 ficcrs Nl: President Richard Hall Vice President Vernon Misenheimer Secretary Sue Young Treasurer Kay Morris President Roy Harris Badgett Vice President Pallie Rose Cook Secretary Robert Loflin Treasurer Larry Daniels Qrcshmeu Nancy Adams Thomas Adams Harris Badgett Carleen Bean Dewey Bean Griffis Bean Linda Buchanan Betty Connell Pallie Rose Cook Larry Daniel Shelvia Davis Jeanette Elliott Clarence Fine David Fine Paul Fine, Jr. Wylie Fine Judy Ford Larry Ford Partricia Frank Rachel Gallimore Johnny Griffis Elizabeth Glover James Garner Ralph Gallimore WI ww , Sfreshmcn Donald Grubb Lannie Grubb Richard Hall Gurney Harris Jay Harris Walter Harris lla. Mae Hedrick Jerry Hunt Lois Kindley Eugene Loitin Lorene Loftin Robert Loftin Bradley Lomax Ruby Lovette Vernon Misenheimer Kay Morris Linda Morris Frankie Prendergrast Francis Rash Pallie Ridge Tommy Rogers Earl Wayne Seabolt Joel Sexton Billy Smith Qreshmcn Nancy Smith DeWayne Snider Richard Snider Keith Stroupe Billy Sur ratt Donnie Surratt Gail Surratt Bobby Talbert Joan Thompson Jerry Tillotson Edith Tysinger Darrell Wood Brenda Wright Sue Young Mr. Charles Sink Snapshots Acnvmfs As we label the last picture, type the last copy, seal the huge p a ckag e s , and send them on their way, it's hardly possible the days of seemingly endless work can be reaching an end. Many long, hard hours of planning, worry, andwork have gone into putting together into a few pages a year of life at Denton High. All this has been done to give you a record to keep forever of a wonderful year in all of our lives. To Mr. Jones, and the faculty, we wish to express our appreciation for their co-operation and patient acceptance of our many requests which often disturbed their work. To the Delmar staff, we acknowledge a debt of gratitude for answeringour many questions, and making a good annual out of our confused ideas. To the students,we say thanks for cheerfully helping us to capture in pictures all your activities. To Mr. Holmes, we give our thanks for patiently listen- ing to all our troubles and snarls - then calmly straightening them out. To all who have helped in any way - may you get as much enjoyrnent from this annual as we have secured from giving it to you. Nancy Carroll-E ditor-in-Chief Un: Phoenix THE '56 STAFF Nancy Carroll . . .Editor-in-Chief Sara Carroll. . . Assistant Editor Mr. McCray Holmes .... Sponsor BUSINESS STAFF Johnny Huffman ....... Business Manager Richard Smith . Assistant Business Manager Tony Parker ....... Advertising Manager Jim Futrell. .Assistant Advertising Manager Charlie Yokley ...... Circulation Manager Graham Davis. Assistant Circulation Manager M-.. Nancy Carroll Editor -in-Chief ART STAFF Carolyn Surratt .......... Feature Editor Sidney Little. . Ross Yokley. . Larry Taylor . . Rowland Garner Nancy Tillotson Pearl Cook . . TYPIST Johnny Snider - Chief Bet Williams Helen Snider Carol Grubb Irnogene Walker . .... Sports Editor . . . . . Snapshot Editor . ........ Photographer . . . Assistant Photographer ............ArtEditor . . . Assistant Art Editor Q, 9 Ei QQ.- 5 Staff Af Wark Ou The Phaenir 1 ,WJ Officers President - Larry Taylor Vice President - Cornelia Snider Secretary - Nancy Carroll Treasurer - Nan Johnson Sponsor - Rev. McCray Holmes 3: y 'Kai fad Nancy Carroll Sara Carroll Linda Stokes Carolyn Surratt Pearl Cook Tony Parker Larry Taylor Johnny Huffman Helen Snider Nan Johnson Ann Bisher Deanna Garner Azalee Edwards Jimmy Miller David Snider Cornelia Snider Lee Attress Dani Libby Shaw Steve Garner Frances Kindley els Denfonian Stuff Jimmy Miller Editor Frances Kindley Assistant Editor ................. .Timmy Miller Assistant ............ Frances Kindley Business Manager ....... Johnny Huffman Assistant Business Manager. . Larry Taylor Sports Editor ,............ Nan Johnson Art Editor ............... Ann Bisher Assistant Art Editor . . . . Cornelia Snider Feature Editor ..... . . . Sara Carroll Feature Reporters ..... L . Nancy Carroll Sy1viaMorris Reporters .... Nancy Tillotson, Libby Shaw Nancy Campbell, Janet Loflin, Evelyn Frank Mimeographists. . Carol Grubb, Helen Snider JimFutrell Typists. . .Pearl Cook KChiefl, Johnny Snider . . . . . . . . Richard Smith, Imogene Walker . . . . 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Umm Mr. Warren Hicks Coach Sidney Little Captain Sidney Little John Gallimore Austin Cook Johnny Harrison Bobby Shackleford Johnny Huffman Ned Surratt .Tim Futrell Gary Lovette Bobby Dunn Johnny Griffis Donald Gallimore filwia 670016 Mmyfwmm L A 4 Mauagram Klub 'N CHART KEEPER AND SCOREKEEPER MANAGER Hascball '55 . .-Q5 cc , . 1 'Wu 1 Softball Uczzm '55 Nancy Carr 011 Manager Carolyn Surratt Sara Carroll Iris Jean Morgan Glenda Huffman .Tanet Loflin Frances Kindley Deloris Smith Linda Stokes Frances Daniels Lynda Snider Janet Anderson Nancy Campbell Ann Garner Nan Johnson Angie Robbins Miss Mary Rudd jx Coach 69 In ,4cti0r1!! .pk A -,fAb V 1 fw,.,,,.'f7' M ' A - W ,, A W , . if--4-,iiwrgh .,,, f 1 fr , iw U .. .W ED M H . X, X ,Q q A Q, 6if1f:'ffk. I -Q Z in vu, ' 1 nn. , ,As.,, . 11 1 W ag Ji 4. S-Ni Q., .:,, Z .. C ' ' if .. P wuz - A FEATURES Marshals 1955 llflje 34004 .7412 jamify jr october zz, 1955 I ' if ,Yuniar Plays K I 7 7 gin Jer: Creepers October 21, 1955 .Miss Denton 1955 ofifffe Wim Zenfon jiraf gon puffy - Wouemger 7, f955 Snapshots .. VVVLI x ,,.,, K .np- 'Q .an GRAllES ' - THQ' I J si' :QLQQQEQS WH ,,... A r 1 s N ,M New J Pb. 'Ni X 'gm M in-:ll if Ln ,,:: aeefgffiki x ' 4 if X' . ,, ,Sigh , gg Q 9 Q?- W S4 , X Geri ' X Sighth Grades I Im, ' 3 gf in 6 X .J if .211 xr 1 , Rf , A 1,0 3 'QA f is 'K'-, Jw X 6 M I 1 if if 5 . 3 Y .QP Q,- , r n M -wiv sw , K I.. 2 , ,,k, A ki, 4 -E ' 525595 W5 ' ' J ' -:: , is . I , ' K , . fl ' if - i , if f ' ' f 2M Peggy Adams Joe Andrews Shirley Barnes Carol Bean Dwight Beane Ray Bivens Rebecca Blake Connie Buie Tommy Carroll Jimmy Chriscoe Emma Combs James Covington Colleen Cranford Wadene Cranford Kaye Daniel Rebecca Daniel Lloyd Davis Joyce Doby Amy Edwards Donald Everhart Elaine Fine Joyce Fine Rebecca Frank Sonja Floyd Frazier Garner Joetta Garner Linda Gallim ore Linda Garner Melissa Galloway Rhonda Garner Richard Gallimore Ronnie Griffin Bennie Hardy Carol Harrison Lester Hedrick Loretta Harris Wanda Hallbrook Beverly Jones David Lanier Jimmy Lanier Judy Lambeth Judy Loftin .Toy Gail Morris Charles Myers Larry Nance Mary Ella Newby Bobby Owens Owen Pickett Clayton Ridge Austin Russell Charity Ann Russell Gladys Seabolt Buddy Sexton David Skeen Doris Smith Shelbia Smith Gilbert Snider Margaret Snider Ralph Snider Carolyn Surratt Beauford Taylor Nancy Taylor C. J. Vanhoy Kenneth Williams Nancy Wright Denie Bell Workxnan Blenda Yates Mrs. Rena B. Snider Miss Dora Huss Mrs, Helen Loftin QNot Picturedj Eighth Grades 5 N sf N 9' 5 I I I Scvcnfh Grade NLE Sixth Grade I I I I I I I .-XL. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I '24 in b QWQQ - .. K ,, NWfW'y '1 Til , , T ? ! 1 L fri rd r N M. f N 1 N' . . . Q .. .. ' ' - - ' V may k k as K ij! 'iw n 'T '1 S :ri ....-L. 7-4- Q WE '-1'f'W.l1Li Q. QT .AA, NL., . in ,LT- 1: E i I M--we U 4 his El ,,,,..II 211 an an -4 R -ea' I- 1 - fm .xv I Zirst Grade' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I WTS!! h, f MNQQXQW My G1 Mid E QAIW CHRULIHH BHHH HHD TRUST GUMPHHU Deposits Insured B h d i In C h D C In 51000 EahDpo Soooo D NhC11 N9 N U xv J U X K X05 N U Qj QV' , W' X 0 Y N qw RQQWWOXQ mfg gp V CHEVROLET CUHIPHHU L A CHEVROLET f Genuine 1 let Parts and Accessor Esso Expert Repairin K Know People Drive CHEVROLET Than th Q M 55? I AQ! ' ' X7 I mf . I 1 IJJ I t 6004! XJ gl X X A, 5 ,X !ff, , W if W My nton Q QM QKQQWXV fl X W' W run L96 ER CUMPANY 5 I fZL XTML , , 612 -9.3, f I .ff Ei. x. in 3 If TQ QQ S Q I gx From the 'X HERFF - .IUNES COMPANY C I f HIGH POINT THOMASVIIIE 8 DENTGN RAHROAD MAX Hlll INC ' 77' I. G G MW AJ' 'W' Zwyggfl' W YP np . LHILL MOTQR COMPANY .5 Q The P1ace ef 3 3 sp 'J 5 g J Genuine A E Qi C F dParts and Accesso E :D 2411 w k s Q 2 J Q. ea J 3 5 Ph 60 Denton N hC li C pl'menfs of Om B. L. MORRIS 8. SONS M Dengon. North C 1 Compliments of ROBY LEONARD WHOLESALE C0 Tb Pd Drgs Cff Sch 1Spp11 C d Ph 2669 54oN r.hM s 1. xg, N hC 11 X QQECDOQQ EMA? U0 Ut MQ PM ,' fy e LifQg,fQ3ww0ffs Compliments of DAVIS SUPPLY COMPANY Sash Glass - Lumber Phone 75 N Denton rtsgfiiiigt Farmall Tractors F ui t Pa arm I-Jq pmen - rts Home Freezers - Refrigerators Homelite Chainsaws MANN IMPLEMENT CO. Phone 2755 430 North Main Street Lexington, North Carolina BISHER HOSIERY Mlll Quality Hosiery For every need Phone 51 Denton North Carolina v rjxfylb D . we A SQQAIRIES P523 'X 1 C l0 V E R B R A N D RJ F IA Milk Products Nxffufw txgvhfl mcmqo RWM MJ' UQ we KE if ' 'YN Aaron Crouse D D1 1b enton str utor High Po North Carolina fvjwr MWQWA A . Whvvltbm Cfrj6'f ' '95 Wy WW fix Compliments of JOHNSON'S HARDWARE Paints - Tools Hardware h 90 D NthC lin mg? wx ' ' J' X First in Fashion Q39 'ga Finest in Quaury S5 G.. Lowest in Price J PURCELUS W ,wi gfwwwf 106 So h M 1 S S 11 b ry est A North Caroli QAM I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Appliances Auto Parts and Accessories Hobby Headquarters D nton, North Carolina N EWSOM JEWELRY Emory E. Newsom Jeweler I 3 - 2 Phone 34 Denton, North Carolina DENTON SERVICE STATION Esso Dealer Atlas Tlres 8a Batteries Phone 66 Denton, North Carolina HILL'S PRODUCE Phone 20652 Route 2 Thomasville, North Carolina MORRIS HOSIERY MILLS Manufacturers of Hosiery Phone 32 Denton, North Carolina DENTON CLEANERS fr LAUNDRY Phone 83 Denton, North Carolina Compliments of PICKETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Better Values Denton, North Carolina C Cr S GROCERY Meats and Country Produce We Deliver Phone 41 Denton, North Carolina COBLE DAIRY Quality First Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of PEOPLE'S SAVINGS 6' LOAN C Thomasville, North Carolina Compliments of LANlER'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats - Notions Frozen Foods Denton, North Carolina Compliments of PARK-IN-GRILL Howard Spencer Operator Denton, North Carolina Compliments of INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS 6' LOAN COMPANY Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY Your Goodyear Dealer Salem Street Thomasville, North Carolina Compliments of EPARLE'S Personalized Fashions Phone 3215 211 South Main Street Lexington, North Carolina THE BOSTON STORE Ladies' Department Lad1es'Shoe Department Men 's Department Thomasville, North Carolina Compliments of DENTON HATCHERY Phone 55 Denton, North Carolina Compliments of DENTON DRUG COMPANY Rexall Products Denton, North Carolina Compliments of WHITE PACKING COMPANY Fine Meat Products Hams - Sausage - Bacon Salisbury, North Carolina Compliments of LoMAx's MEN SHOP if BEAUTY SHOP Denton, North Carolina For Your Insurance Needs call STATE CAPITAL LIFE INS. CO. Max G. Lanning Representative Denton, North Carolina Life - Accident - Groupe Retirement - Educational PHYES GIFT SHOP Gifts for every Occasion De t n, North Carolina BRIGGS DEPT. STORE Everything For the Ladies Denton, North Carolina THE DAVIDSON RECORD The Voice of the Commun1ty Denton, North Carolina DAVIDSON LAUNDRY 6' CLEANERS James Steed Representative Denton, North Carolina REX OIL COMPANY Gasoline and Oil Wholesale and Retail Phone 347 Thomasville, North Carolina GRAY CONCRETE PIPE CO., Cinder Blocks - Solld Blocks Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 2731 Thomasville, North Carolina IN Compliments of THOMASVI LLE COCA-COLA BOTTLI NG CO. Thomasville, North Carolina THE THRIFT SHOP Ladles'and C'h1ldren's Apparel Phone 2805 14 Salem Street Thomasville, North Carolina BOB CARROLL OIL COMPANY Crown Gas and Heating Oils Firestone Tires Phone 23-S Denton, North Carolina PICKETT C1 GREEN Clothing - Shoes - Furnishings The Shop For Men Phone 2256 Lexington, North Carolina Rowan Printing Company H. Lee Waters Studio Lexington Motor Company Boaze Motor Company Cole Milling Company Denton Cloth Shop Joe Taylor Hudson Belk 8: Co. Sunset Flower Shop YJ' 99 1241, wi ,, , 1 : H' j i: 'I M'l'.'..1 U . ,I 1 ' A? i .4 Sufi :. l T.'1.A V YIX Mlgiluiwlxgffv-if. wiki' tx will V. b L, N N W M' i .l. n af'-1. zngxrl, 'A Jlvhavqg-i', 'r -. sf .yx-,wi v In . f, ,- ' J 7.1 , 1' . ' r l'5 11?-..,v-.- ' , L'A,'.' I f av Q f A p -V A f:-1 rw:-bw:- I ' V Y 'A V ' ' ' ' VI. X . ' . Z E I ' Q M . , , V W-. :gig M 0 2 f - .1 1 W9 3? 'r' 1 ,f fy WM YB cz f 1 .w A X .4,' 'M Z , 7- yawn ,,f-f ' mf' W fz,7flMw.f,,-1,,fi MMM , ' ' ww? 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