Denton High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Denton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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L ' vzm' L, -ln , ' k k A .. ,X Z b W K . f 5 mm 'Q nm., ' ww-'fn,.kvx,f, .- -1 Q , 1 .. 'N' 3 x ,iffw 'E .f.'.':lf . f:f!','l1iQifi'7!:,!'5i ' U51'11 ?fQff1fLff1f 4 :FS I 1 :ff ,fx-K. fy:-aff ,mf I 1 - W fy N X, ' -- rl w, A A fs x- ,. vida: B L . m,.,, W m,,. , ,, R L x . ..,. ,.g,,,,., llW' f+01n4..,,,,M, . - .sq 2-.f Hareward Into this book we have tried to relate high school activities as they happen, month by month . . . September . . . We begin as seniors, ju s t learning our responsibilitiesg October . . . mi- Phoenix turns us all up and around as we de cide what goes whereg November . . . Basketball gets us up in the air as to who makes the teamgDecember . . . Time for Christmas holiday s and sharing giftsg January . . . Everyone is making New Year's re s olutions , hoping to keep themg February . . . Basketball tournament time , and all shook-up over who winsg March . . . We're busy making money and plans for our senior tripg April . . . We are all eage r for banquet time and evening dressesg May . . finally Graduation and our senior trip. ix .M..f,W.Wl.. so -...W-asWww..um.w.,,wMwy, .,r.e,.. W . f i we-1 '2 A-mas:..w, ,rim U C --...aww-0' Q' 1 f 1 1 .r I -.,.z t.?if1 i '--- me Yi, Q as time goes Freshman Year Our Initiation into F.H.A. and F.F.A. Clubs Sophomore Year Mr. Cannon, one of our sophomore sponsors Junior Year Southern Plantation, our banquet theme. by... Senior Year Our Senior Play Seventeen Is Terrific. ,,' Z ' - ...i:, W E ,P if Y 5 fff?g E L 'ifif li 'A L , PM . F : 'k,,., if . e D ' Y 'V A :Q Fi' . I 1 ,- K I -..,, vw. CONCENTRATION H k 5 if 2 F A 5 M....,,,.,,, I T10 I' I L PIRIT... 'swung , if i 3 -if A yr ,if-vig . Q , mv A QQ, W PRIDE J 1 Dedication To a South Carolinian who has proved him- self to be an outstanding teacher at Denton High School and has shown sinc e r e interest in the welfare of students and the school, we, the Seniors of 1958, dedicate this, llleiPhoenix, to Mr. John L. Huffman, Jr. 1,13 ' we in - ' fgzgfil . T I . V,,LgLgf9f. ,, 1+ f1ffg'ma.agf1 A , ,QW Our Principal I wish to commend this senior class and the members of the annual staff for their untiring efforts in p 1' odu cing this, the 1958 edition of me Phoe nix . I feel that they have presented here an accurate picture of our school life. Since the membe r s of this class have attained the goal of graduation, may they be as successful in their chosen fields of endeavor. U, O. 14 High Selma! acuity Top Row: lirs. .Tack W. Smith, Language, Mrs.Marga1-et H. Paschal,Languageg Mrs. J. E. Rogers, Home Economics, Mr. A. D. Cannon, Mathematics. Middle Row: Mr. H. H. Boling, Agricultureg Mr. J. L. Huffman, Jr., Scienceg Mr. A. M. Snider, Social Studies, Mr. T. Adrian Neal, Commercial. Bottom Row: Mr. Warren S. Hicks, Athletic Director, Mr. C. Robert Clark, Band Director, Mrs. Wesley Loflin, Music, Mrs. Joe Taylor, Music. .QA Eg x 5 , S . i :': ' 1 X . uw.. - ,. . . Q 5 .ML A , , 15 l Sfael' L ,lv livin. A,,..-1' 1 W, Our 9'aculty Mrs. Jack W. Smith Mrs. Margaret H. Paschal Mrs. J. E. Rogers Mr. A. D. Cannon Mr. H. H. Boling Mr. John L. Huffman, Jr. Mr. A. M. Snider Mr. T. Adrian Neal Mr. Warren S. Hicks Mr. C. Robert Clark Mrs. Wesley Loflin Mrs. Joe Taylor 16 Seniar Officers Ami Mascats President , Secretary Angie Robbins Jerry Garner Mascots Vice President Candy Garner Treasurer Norman Henderson Dee Short Janet Loflin 18 BEN F. ALLEN The wisdom of many And the Wit of one. F. F.A. 154-H Zg Science Club 3, Junior Play 3g Commercial Club 4. Q2mw1a.NW. CORA ELLEN ANDREWS NATHANIEL THOMAS ADAMS He who holds a still tongue, Carries a wise head. F. F.A . 1, 2 , 3,43 Play 3, Bus Driver 43 Senior Superlative. JANET ANDERSON Every man is a volume, If you know how to read him. F.H.A. 1,25 4-H15 Hat check girl Z3 Glee Club 2,35 Ass't. Snapshot Editor 45 Monogram Club Z,3,4g Basketball 1,Z,3,4g Co-Captain Team 43 All CO. Team 39 Flag Carrier 45 Superlative 43 Softball l,Zg Statistician 4. To have a friend, You must be one, Commercial Club 35 Library Club 2,35 Glee Club Z,3,4g Newspaper 45 Annual Staff 43 Class Poet 4g Superlative 4. 19 W MAX CARROLL BISHER Blessed is he who expects nothing, For he shall never be disappointed. 4-H 15 F.F.A. 1,35 Officer 35 Cornrnercial Club Z,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Superlative 4. l BEA TRI CE CY N THIA BRA DS HAW .,-, ,A ,,,,i. .,,,X..,: , . XIXA Speech is silverg Silence is go1den. CCCC X CVVV ' 4-H 1 , 25 Softball lg Glee Club 3,45 Commercial A Club 3,45 Senior Reporter. TONY VANCE BUIE A handsome combination- Laziness and enthusiasm, Sense and nonsense. Basketball 15 Baseball l,Z,3,45 Class Officer 1,25 F.F.A. 1,25 Officer Z5 Harvest King Z5 Commercial Club 3,45 Bus Driver 35 Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Waiter Z. ROBERT JAMES CARROLL Good things and dynamite Come in small packages. Class Treasurer 15 Band 1,Z,3,4g Monogram Club Z,3,45 Class Play 35 Glee Club 35 Superlative 4. Z0 KENNETH RAY COOK Jolly and good natured, He takes the bumps of life without faltering. 4-H 15 Baseball Commercial Club Superlative 4. LOWELL VANCE FINE ll The type of guy who lazily, But steadily, moves forward. Beta Club 3,45 Officer 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Presi- dent 35 Scienc e Club 35 Commercial Club 2,45 Newspape r 45 Annual Staff 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Marshall 35 Superlative 45 Glee Club 2,45 Carolina Farmer's Degree 4. HAROLD AUSTIN COOK I love work5 it fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Class Officer 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2,35 All County 35 Science Club Officer 35 Class play 3,45 Co-Captain Basket- ball 45 Commercial Club 45 Annual Staff 4. 2 ,3,45 F.F.A. 2,35 Officer 35 45 Play 45 Monogram Club 45 BOBBY GRAFTIN DUNN A bachelor is one who enjoys the chase But does not eat the game. Glee Club 15 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 4-H 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Superla- tive 4. 21 4 -H 1, F.F.A. 1,29 Beta Club 3,4g Commercial EVELYN LINDSAY FRANK One boy is more trouble than a dozen girls. F.H,A. 1,2,3,4g Officer 35 4-H 1,2,3,4g Officer 1, 2,35 Co-Council Officer 4, Band l,2,3,4g Flag Carrier 33 Play 3,43 Majorette 4, Basketball 3,43 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper 2,3,4g Glee Club 2,3g Commercial Club 2,35 Superlative 4. ff WALTER RAYVON FRANK Wit is the salt of conversations, Not the food. Club 3,43 Usher 3, Marshall 3. ROBERT DARRELL GALLIMORE To worry little, to study less, Is my idea of happiness. Band l,2,3g Clas s Officer 23 Class Play 3,49 Annual Staff 45 Commercial Club 4, Superlative 4. JOE DONALD GALLIMOR E Take life as it comes and enjoy it. ., Basketball Z3 Commercial Club 3,41 Supe rlative 4. 22 Liv years are the longest half of your life. JERRY SIDNEY GARNER He was little, he was spry, There was mischief in his eye. F.F.A. l,2,3gOfficer2g Play 3,49 Bus Driver 3,4 tive 4, KENNETH DENNIS GARNER e as long as you may, the first twenty Science Club Z3 Cvlee Club Z, Newspaper 4, Commercial Club 2,3,4. qnnnsw I MARY LILLIAN GARNER It is a wornan's business to get married As soon as possible, and a man's to keep Unmarried as long as possib1e. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g President 3,45 Library Club 2,35 President 2 , 35 Commercial Club 2,45 Play 3,45 Class Officer 3, Newspaper 3,45 Editor 45 Annual Staff 4g Superlative 4g Finance 4. S USAN K. GARNER 'Wives are young men's mistresses, Companions for middle age, and Old men's nurses. Band lg F.H.A. 1,2,3g Class Officer 3: Play 3,4g Commercial Club 4g Superlative 45 Class Testator 4. Z3 Commercial Club 45 Class Officer 4: Superla- X R. 'Q' 4 - H 15 Carolina Farmer's Degree 4. Wise men learn more from the fools 4-H ly Club 3,4. NANCY ELLEN GOINS Love is ever the beginning of Knowledge, as fire is, of light. F . H . A . 1, 2 , 3 , 45 Treasurer 35 Historian 4g Waitress 2.5 Commercial Club Z,3,4g Library Club 25 Usher 3g Play 4g Annual Staff 49 Superlative 4. CLARENCE GLOVER The artist does not see things as They are, but as he is. F . F . A . l,Z,3,4g Commercial Club 43 BARBARA FRANCES HARRIS When all else is lost, The future still remains. F.H.A. l,Z,3,4g Class Officer lg Waitress Z3 Jr. Annual Editor 3g Co-Editor of Annual 43 Cheer- leader 43 Flag Carrier 45 Superlative 4g Class Play 4. JOHN HOYT HARRIS Than the fools, from the wise. F.F,A, 1,25 Bus Driver 35 Commercial Z4 JOHN BRANSON HARRISON I never think of the future: It comes soon enough. Basketball 1, 2 , 3 ,4g Baseball 1,Z,3,4p Waiter lg Class Officer l,Z,3g Play 3,43 Monogram Club Z,3,45 Chief Marshall 35 Science Club Officer 3, Superlative 4, Beta Club Officer 3,45 Co-Captain Basketball 45 Co-editor of Annual 4, NORMAN LEE HENDERSON He 'is able because he thinks he is able. F.F.A.1gG1ee Club 35 Play 3,43 Delegate for Boys' State 3j Basketball 3,49 Monogram 4, Class Offi c e r 4g Commercial Club 45 Superlative 45 Assistant Sports Editor 4. NANCY W. HUNT All husbands are alike, but They have different faces so you can tell them apart. 4-H lgSoftball 13 Commercial Club Z,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4, DELORIS ANN LANIER Believe only half of what you see, And nothing that you hear. F.H.A. 1,254-H1,2gGlee Club 35 Commercial Club3,4g Library Club l,2,3g Class Treasurer Zg Play 35 Finance 4g Superlative 4. 25 GERALDINE DONAVEE LAX Tis better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all. F. I-I.A. l,2,3,45 Library 2,35 Play 3,45 4-H 1,25 Commercial Club 35 Science Club 35 Glee Club 2,35 Superlative 4. SARA DELL LITTLE ln a good humor she always appears, As if she had no time for tears. F.H.A. 1,25 Band 1,25 Cheerleader 15 Waitress and Hat-check girl 15 Basketball 2,3,45 Mono- gram Club 2,3,45 Play 3,45 Glee Club 45 Pianist 45 Finance 45 Superlative 4. BARBARA LEE LOFLIN Her charming ways, her friendly smile, Make her friendship well Worth While. Parkton High School 15 Class officer Z5 Commercial 35 4-H 2.5 Officer Z5 State 4-H Dele- gate 2,35 Play Usher 35 F.H.A. 2,45 Newspaper Staff 3,45 Monogram 2,3,45 Cheerleading 2,3,45 Chief 2,45 Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Library Club 3. CLARENCE EDWARD LOFLIN Things are bound to happen Why Worry? Everything comes To him who waits, Why hurry? F. F .A . l, 2 , 3,45 Cvlee Club 45 Bus Driver 3,45 F.F.A. Officer 45 4-H 1. 26 an-my Vx FAY DEAN LOFLIN A compound of qualities, friendly and true, With plenty of sense and good humor too. F.l-LA. 2,35 Glee Club 35 Marshall 35 Beta Club 3,45 Library 35 Commercial Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Director of Play 45 Superlative 4. F . H . A . 1,2 , 3 , 45 Treasurer Z5 Newspaper 35 Commercial 3,45 Usher 45 Annual Staff 45 Class officer 45 Superlative 45 Class Historian 4. f r, JANET MARIE LOFLIN Happy is she who loves to live, And happiness to others give. The Devil and me, we don't agreeg Band 1, Z , 3 ,45 Drum Major Z,3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Science Club 45 Newspaper 45 Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4. MATTIE KIRKSEY MICHAEL Where there's a will, there's a way, Glee Club 3,45 Comme rcial 35 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 45 Superlative 45 Pla y Prompter 4 ROY LEE MORRIS Ihate him, and he hates me. Z7 A SHELVIA LORETTA NANCE Of all the joys that I recall, Being in love is best of all. F.H.A. 1,Z,3g Co. Song Leader 33G1ee Club 1,2, 3,4g Library Club 35 Commercial Club 2,3,4g A Girl's State 33 Play 3g Jr. Annual Editor 35 Miss Denton fPiedmontj 35 Play 45 Davidson Co. Dairy Queen 49 Superlative 4, Asst. Annual Editor 4. MAX FIDDELA NEWBY Why should I worry? Life's too short. F.F.A. 1,2,3g Commercial Club Z,3,4g Glee Club lg Science Club lg Bus Driver 3,4. WILLIE BEN OWENS Make hay while the sun shines. 4 -H lg Bus Driver 3,43 Commercial Club 3,43 Superlative 4. IRA DEANE RASH To one who has the patience, The end is well worth the journey. Crlee Club Z,3,4g Library Club 3g Commercial Club 3,45 Newspaper 45 Annual Staffg Superlative 28 NOLAN GRAYSON REID, JR. For he who strives and is always searching Great will be his reward for steady working. 4-H 15Science Club 2,3,45 Play 35 Glee Club 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Boys' State 35 Commercial Club 45 Superlative 4. ANGELYN FRANCES ROBBINS Ready for anything, be it work or play An all-round girl in every way. Glee Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Majorette 1,2,3,45Softball 25 Waitress 25 Commercial Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 All-County 35 5 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Beta Club 45 Play 3,45 Class Officer 4. MARILYN INEZ R USSE LL K A classmate, honest and trueg ' And furthermore, a worker, too. 4-H 1,25 Glee Club 35 Marshall 35 Library Club 35 Commercial Club 35 Beta Club 3,45 Newspaper Staff 4. LEE HOSEA SNIDER Nothing's new, nothing's true, And nothing matters. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Officer 2,35 Band 1,25 4-H 15 Bus Driver 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Play 35 Superla- tive 45 Carolina Farmer's Degree 4. 29 NED LEE SURRATT Happy-go-lucky, athletically inclinedg A boy like this is hard to find. Waiter lg Newspaper lg Band l,2g Basketball 1, Z,3,43 Baseball Z,3,4g Monogram Club Z,3,4g Class Officer l,2,3g Newspaper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Play 3,4. ROBERT JEFF WILSON There are three faithful friends' an old wife, An old dog, and ready money. F,F.A,1,Z3 4-H lg Science Club lg Bus Driver 43 Commercial Club. WADE THOMAS SNIDER Dependable and willing, He's the one. J ust ask Wade and it's good as done. F.F.A.1,Z,3,4g Officer 3,45 Co. Officer 4j News paper 33 Sub. Bus Driver 3,45 Superlative 4. BOBBY CLIFFORD TAYLOR A rare compound of oddity, Frolic and fun. F,F,A. l,Z,3g 4-H lg Officer Zg Baseball 2,3,4 Monogram Club 3,4g Bus Driver 4. 30 ll ,. 1 Glass History As I look back upon our high school years, I recall seventy-one green freshman entering Denton High School in the fall of 54 . We were looking forward to the next four years. We realized that enter- ing high school was an important step in our lives. Our freshman yea r with our large class presented a problem, so we were divided. We elected as our presidents Johnny Harrison and Tony Buie,and under the leadership of our sponsors Mr. John Huffman and Mr. A. M. Snider, we had a very enjoyable year. As we began our sophomore year, our class had diminished. We had a cla s s of fifty-eight students and had as our presidents Ned Surratt and Johnny Harrison. This was a special year for some, those who were elected waiters and waitresses for the Junior-Senior Banquet and those who became members of the basketball teams. Our sponsors were Miss Anne Mason and Mr. A. D. Cannon, and with their help we had a very successful year. Ourjunior year was whatwe had waited for. First of all, we elected o ur cla s s president, Ned Surratt. There was much excitement and much anticipation, although there was a lot of work, too. I guess the three most outstanding things were getting class rings, becoming members of Beta Club, if you were lucky, and the Junior -Senior Banquet. The theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet was a Southern Plantation Garden Party. Everyone present thoroughly enjoyed it. At la s t we we r e seniors, and hoping we could claim the largest graduating class of D.H.S., forty-eight. With the help of our very able sponsor, Mrs. Jack Smith, and our class president, Angie Robbins, we s ta rt e d the year off with a bang. We served on the Dentonian and P h o e n i x s t a f f s , played basketball, and participated in many other activities. Then we selected superlatives and planned our graduation, the long awaited day. We have experienced many happy occasions which will never be forgotten. We , the Seniors of '58, wish to express our thanks to our senior sponsor, Mrs. Jack Smith,who has helped us through this year in such awonderful way. We would also like to say Thanks to our principal, Mr. Jones, and to our parents, without whose help we would never have achieved our education. Janet Loflin Clas s Historian CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Pink and White Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO We will find a way or make it. 31 611155 P06114 We are very proud this year To be the Senior Class. With good times and hard work, The years have gone so fast. Our parents and our teachers: You've been so loyal and trueg To you we owe a debt Of everlasting gratitude. In these twelve years we've learned The principles of life: Fellowship, sportmanship, And faith to face all strife. We'll miss ole Denton High And all our friends so dear. Their memories will linger with us Throughout every future year. Ellen Andrews Clas s Poet X il .g x X Ill tlsisl fffll Il ,Wie WLM X ,t 'ffl E 2. Kink l x X f, y f WN Mlx 32 611155 Sang QTune-So Long, lt's Been Good To Know Youj So long, it's been good to be hereg We bid our last adieu here. Though we'11 miss our friends and play, We'll be on our way thru life, Doing just the best we can. Twelve years we have strived to bring this day ong We've worked and we 've played to make ourselves strong. Though hate as we do to bid thee farewell, All good things must endg But memory will dwell. Sara Dell Little Class Song Writer ,Cast Will ,And Zcstamcnt We, the Se nio r Cla s s of '58 of Denton High School, supposedly po s s e s s i ng a high degree of intelligence and confidence, with certainty of our g r aduatio n, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. To Mr. Jones, we will a group of senior s who don't lay out of school, who aren't late for classes, and a pair of Indian moccasins, so we can't hear him coming. To Mr. Clark, we will a band that can march. To Mrs. Taylor, we will a modern music room. To Mrs. Loflin, we will a room for Glee Club. To Mrs. Rogers, we will a modern Home Economics department. To Mr. Huffman, we will a weekend trip, all expenses paid, to U. N. C., so he can see his girl friend. To Mr. Hicks , we will two championship teams next year. To Mr. Snider, we will a room with no D corners. To Mr. Neal, we will a loud speaker and a jack for his car. To Mr. Cannon, we will a successful invention. To Mrs. Paschal, we will a fire extinguisher for her car. To Mrs. Smith, we will a cla s s that knows and uses Parliamentary Procedure better than we did. To Mr. Boling, we will a new agriculture building. To Mr. Arthur Snider, we will a new atomic energy boiler. To Mrs. Edwards, we will an automatic window washer. To the Junior Class, we will a book on original ideas of how to earn money and as good a senior sponsor as we have had. I, Thomas Adams, will bus No. 73 to whoever wants it. I, Ben Allen, will my clevernessto Rooster fJerryj Hunt. I, Janet Anderson, will my walk and un co nt ro ll able temper to anyone who can handle them. l, Ellen Andrews, will my extreme height and place as chief typist on the newspaper staff to Beverly Jones. I, Max Bisher, don't will anything, because I need it all myself-and more too. I, Cynthia Bradshaw, will my place in Mr. Neal's book- keeping class to Nancy Smith. I, Tony Buie, will my ability to d rive a Chevrolet and like Fords to Richard Hall. I, Jimmy Ca r roll, will Mr. Neal a body like Charles Atlas. I, Austin Cook, will my love for Chevrolets and basket- ball to Kay Morris. I, Kenneth Cook, do leave, I hope. I, Bobby Dunn, will my ability to get my homework done through the junior class to anyone who thinks he can do it and get by. I, Lowell Fine, will my place in Beta Club to Robert Lee Loflin. I, Evelyn F rank, will all my boyfriends to anyone who can handle them as well as I can. I, Rayvon Frank, will anything I don't have to anyone who wants it. I, Darrell Gallimo re , will my ability to see good- looking girls to Johnny Griffis. I, Donald Gallimore, will my place in the twelfth grade to Ralph Gallimore. I, Jerry Garner, will my ability to get along with Mr. Jones to Robert Loflin. I, Kenneth Garner, will my place in Mr. Neal's class to Judy Crotts. I, Lillian Garner, will my lov e and desire for twins to Carol Bean. 33 I,Susan Garner,will to Joetta Garner as much happiness with a certain boy as I have had with a certain one. I, Nancy Goins, will my happine s s in going steady to Carleen Beane. I, Barbara Harris, will my ability to hold on to one boy, without ag! trouble, to Nancy Taylor. I, Hoyt Harris, will Earl Wayne Seabolt, my seat in the senior class and a bottle of hair tonic. I, Johnny Harrison, will my sympathy to Mr. Warren Hicks in hopes that in the near futu re his beloved Yankees can win a World Series. I, Norman Henderson,wi1l my love for the United States Marine Corps to Jerry Tillotson. I, Nancy Hunt, will Leon Snider a set of tools so he can take off his exhaust pipe and clean out all those slow Mercurys he has sucked up it. I, Ann Lanier, will my place in Clerical Office Practice to anyone who wants to take Typing ll. I, Geraldine Lax, will my insurance policy to Richard Hall, in the hope that he makes it around all curves. I, Sara Dell Little, will my love for Elvis Presley and dancing to Peggy Adams, in the hope that some day she will learn to love and enjoy them as I have. I, Barbara Loflin, will my place as chief cheerleader to Ann Griffis. I, Clarence Loflin,wi1l my ability to get along with Mrs. Smith to Tommy Carroll. l, Fay Dean Loflin, will my place in Beta Club to Gwen Pickett. I, Janet Loflin, will my place as typist on the annual staff to Gail Surratt. I, Mattie Kirksey Michael, will Joyce Doby lots of glue and s cot ch tape to mend her heart, and a boyfriend that doesn't flirt with every other girl he sees. l, Roy Lee Morris, will my ability to pick on girls to James Garner. I, Loretta Nance, will my happiness with one steady to Jeanette Elliott in the hope she will find one that will last. I, Max Newby, will my ability to cut classes and get caught to Leon Snider and Robert Loflin. I, Benny Owens, will my Elvis side-burns to Dewayne Snider. I, Deane Rash, will my position on the newspaper staff to my sister Frankie. I, G r ay s o n R e i d , will my size and height to Bickett Daniels. I, Angie Robbins , will my love for basketball, my height, and my black hair to Kay M o r ri s , in the hope that she may someday grow tall and have black hair. I, Marilyn Russell, will my place in Beta Club to Pallie Rose Cook. I, Wade Snider, will my ability to make A on conduct to Jay Harris. I, L. H. Snider, will Mr. Jones some cat tail insecticide. I, Ned Surratt, will my position on the boys' basketball team to Larry Little and my popularity to C. L. Buie. I, Bobby Taylor, will my ba s eball suit to my brother Be aufo rd ,inthe hope that he will enjoy being on the team as much as I have. I, Jeff Wilson, will my Leathe r Jacket and Boots to Dewayne Snider. Having appointed our class advisor, Mrs. Smith, as sole exe cuto r of this Will and testament, and in witness of her and the s e nio r class, I, the testator, have set my hand and seal on this the 23rd day of May in the year 1958. Class Testator Susan Garner ki h , fm of Senior Statistics Here is what you have all been looking for--the deep, dark, mysterious, dope on the s e nio r s . So put on your dark glasses, fasten your safety belts, and read. The average senior girl is approximately 5'6 , weighing 115 pounds, with a toss-up between black and brown hair with blue and brown eyes. The boys are very nice, standing approximately 5'9 with brown hair and blue or brown eyes. The inte re st s of the seniors varyg but everyone seems to enjoy Rock and Roll, Elvis P re s l ey , popular, and even Long Hair music. So it is no surprise that the most watched TV Program is The Big Record. A majo r interest is basketballg everyone agrees that this is tops. It is possible that some of us are prejudiced, since quite a few are either on the team or cheer- leaders. To prepare for a big game the seniors indulge in their favorite foods, steak and spagetti. In baseball the Dodgers rank first with the Yanks coming in close behind. However, in the screen world J ayne Man s field and Rock Hudson rank highest. Movies at theaters, in or around Denton are the reason for this. 'S' 'Q fin X F3 f June is a very popular month with the seniors, especially the S girls. Anytime you see something blue, it's probably a senior, as most of us prefer blue as a color, but never for a mood. Never let it be said that the s e ni o r s are not a lively group. If they stay the same, success is sure to follow. The majority of the seniors are very busy and ambitious, wishing to be nurses, engineers, secretaries, teachers, etc. The future looks bright! That's about all of the dope on the s e nio r s . Quite a crowd, those seniors! Janet Anderson Class Statistician il V + ef 34 Qty 6fT 'D lilass Praplzccy The day-May 2.0, 1978. The place-Rocket airport 983416 at D e n t o n , N o r t h Carolina, the largest in- dustrial city in the South. T h e o c c a s i o n - The 20th anniversary celebration of the graduation class of 1958. The honored m e mb e r s should arrive any moment now. Yes, there comes a man that has done much to industrialize this city. It's Johnny Harrison, the inventor of the first ray gun, the production of which was Denton's first large indu s t ry . With hirn are his secre- taries, Ann Lanier and Deanne Rash. The sounds of rockets are getting louder now as more guests arrive. Stepping off her b right , red rocket is Janet Anderson, the famous actress, with a few of the other guests who have consented to entertain for this occasion. Yes, there's that hilarious ha r m o ni c a gang: Norman Henderson, Ben Allen, Thomas Adams, and Max Bisher. They caught a ride with Janet from their homes in Beverly Hills. Here comes some more guests. It's Ellen Andrews, the celebrated art critic, now arriving with her understudies, Cynthia Bradshaw and Kirksey Michael. Zooooom!! What is that? Oh, it'sthose two racerocket drivers Tony Buie and Austin Cook, arriving in their new Z million horse- power rockets. Wait a minute - there are Ke nne th Cook and Bobby Dunn riding co- pilot with them. It looks cloudy, but weathermen Lowell Fine and Rayvon Fr ank have promised us no rain. Here are some more great industrialists of this city - Gallimore and Gallimore, better known as Darrell and Donald, builders of the first gasturbine powered train . Their secretary, Lillian Garner, is with them. B e hi nd the m are their competitors Garne r and Garner, known by friends as Jerry and Kenneth . They are working on the idea of running a train with energy from the sun. With them is their secretary, Nancy Goins. Now arriving are more ladies. There are Evelyn Frank and Barbara Harris, two nu r s e s from the newly constructed D. Ed Hill Memorial Hospital. Right behind them are Dr. Hoyt Harris and Dr. Clarence Loflin, who got off work at the hospital for the celebration. There are Sus an Garne r and Nancy Hunt ar riving from their new homes in Silverwood, a restricted housing develop- ment near the s o uthe rn limits of Denton. This place was once called Handy, I think. Why, there's Ned Surratt, center on the world-champion Denton Dribblers basketball team. Some of his fans are around him. Oh, there are those two well-known old maids, Geraldine Lax and Sara Dell Little, getting his autograph. Arriving now is the newest hit on B roadway . It's that sing and dance act, The Loflins, consisting of Barbara,Janet, and Fay Dean. . Who's that man with a pencil inhis hand? Why, it's Roy Lee Morris, and that's not a pencil, it's a miniature microphone. I understand he and the big man ove r there with the small television camera, just opened the new television station, WICU-TV. That man be hind the title TV camera looks familiar. It's Grayson Reid, camera- man and techinician at the new station. This clas s of 1958 certainly seems to have teamed up. Yes, here comes about the ri che st team of all. It's L. H. Snider and Max Newby, who dis c o v e r e d oil near the coast of North Carolina. That certainly is a beautiful gold rocket they're flying. There's the famous Revlot cosmetics queen, Angie Robbins , with two of her district s ale s wo me n , Loretta Nance and Marilyn Russell. He r e c o m e s that old dirt farmer, Wade Snider. Call him dirt farmer if you like, but he has a beautiful 5,000 acre farm just north of Denton. P r e s i d e nt and Vice-President of the Badyear Plastic Co. are now landing - Clarence Glover and Jeff Wilson, pioneers in the manufacture of plastic tires for rocketmobiles. Now arriving are those two well- known baseball players for the Los Angeles Dodgers, Bobby Taylor and Benny Owens. Well, we're all he re except-say, what are all the guests clapping for? Oh, it's our 1958 class sponser, Mrs. Sara Smith, arriving in her old beat up 1968 Plymouth. fSchoolteachers still don't get paid eno1!gh.l Now, everyone's he r e and it's time to go out to our ultra-modern gymnasium for a big party. I think l'll jump in my old 1918 T model coupe and drive to the party. Broke? What do you mean? This car is 60 years old, it's worth 510,000.00 Jim Carroll Clas s Prophet Q' MOST POPULAR Loretta Nance - Ned Surratt BEST ALL-AROUND Janet Anderson - Darrell Gallimore ,,., N fini , 3 is XL if oi' K 4 1 .x,,, , v.., f K Y X bn M 5? 1. A rv., 'fx xg ' is fi 4 wr r Nd' BEST DRESSED Barbara Harris - Max Bisher PRETTIEST - BEST LOOKING Barbara Loflin - Kenneth Cook 5 E. f E S gg J fi 3 3 . 1 X Q W Lf Sf be I 5 Pi f W k X S 3 Q ' f 5 5 I Q5 3 ,ff mi B, 7 MOST ORIGINAL Susan Garner - L. H. Snider Qrg . . FRIENDLIEST Janet Loflin - Tony Buie A .W ,..k, ,.,. Y I I-Y Q S 1 -sf, ,WW - Q75 ff f S 7f'5.eE?ff' 6 ' x :gg-: , , W- mfg- gmk., t I J .W ..., . I 1 ,. ' . . fs, 4834: 5 H, , ' .- EE - . ,. k 7 iKFff'. i L. f ' ij M, f V ,- Lg K I 5 in S S, 1 Q we sys N -'E -, f f'- ,AX SWEETEST Evelyn Frank - .Terry Garner ' . H xf 5 3 . wh -' MOST VERSATILE Nancy Goins - Donald Gallimore me HE . 0 A H , 7 . f ..'H f '. ' .,ff. ,, t I , .-: ' .1 sv i NU: Ugg QX1 I r xii ig? 'A YQEQ4, 1 A i U. . i A A' Jmvf., ' , wwafm-mm,iQ4,McWwmF. F H E N' -QW f, ,. ' 61' WITTIEST Geraldine Lax - Ben Allen -- Q f NZ? v Wa. I ' s E i v Q MOST COURTEOUS Dean Rash - Bobby Dunn sli 1- I ,g-ali -M07 AM. Eff, MOST DEPENDABLE Nancy Hunt - Wade Snider MOST STUDIOUS Kirksey Michael - Lowell Fine 4' S I' I XI M-QE ----. f - 4--up-N. :ff BEST PERSONALITY Lillian Garner - Norman Henderson BEST SPORTS Ann Lanier - Thomas Adams Qx S ,, A X :UUA U s I 'xieil!'1! f-NM - A ., QU f,M.,N 2 eg 1v!u1F?'E 133 af ffm' fy V y A Ili Ill X , .3 5 , 4 , . ,. .. A. :'.. H I , X xf,, 1,5 X x 1 VW ' w F., - 1 , . . 4f.,.,,,-,:g:g::f.yP,'W F 1 4'e,1,'.'. Q mmf' ,v . . . 1 ? -,nm ' fum , ,-.wf 4 I -E? QQ. S ffffff e MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ellen Andrews - Benny Owens M-4 M , is -1 Rain Q ,fV'uJ ,,,!9' . . QE f i: if MOST ATHL.hLTIC Angle Robblns Johnny Harrlson X 3 5 MOST TALENTED Sara Dell Lmttle Jlmmy Carroll ill fuuiar 6' ass 0 ficcrs President .............................. Eugene Loflin Vice-President . . . . . . . . .Ralph Gallimore Secretary . . . . . . Frances Rash Treasurer . . . . . Brad Lomax 611155 f '59 A ,Q-Us fi' .' Pat Alle n Linda Buchanan Shelvia Jean Davis Larry Ford vq,.,.,t,, ni W eh f ,gtk , ly 4, , Griffis Bean Carleen Beane Betty Connell Pallie Rose Cook 611155 Of '59 Jeanette Elliott David Fine Pat Frank Ralph Gallimore Dewey Bean Larry Daniel Judy Ford Rachel Gallirnore iss. M- 1 'Q f 3? r F glvgx N 151' I 1 if iid 5, Ashley Garner Elizabeth Glover Johnny Griffis Lanny Grubb Richard Hall Jay Harris Ila Mae Hedrick Jerry Hunt Lorene Loflin Vernon Misenheime r IPSP' Q 1 We 5 P ..,. AEE, , 4 X ,,, v. 611155 Of '59 Eugene Loflin Kay Mo r ris Qp..wf Robert Loflin X Linda Modrris - l.f4,.rAg, 1, ,4'-. Brad Lomax Frances Rash 1 Sqyfd QI-.... iow- :Aw Pally Ridge Billy Smyth Richard Snide r Bobby Talbe rt Earl Wayne Seabolt Bonnie Snider K - - W, I '12 fi Doloris Smith 4 Dewayne Snider 611155 Of '59 Donnie Surratt Jerry Tillotson Kathryn Su rratt Brenda Wright MM Nancy Smith Leon Snide r Tony Surratt Sue Young Q-,uf WM Wstjw I NWT Sophomore 6'loss Offioors President Vice President Secretaries Treasurers Melissa Galloway Kenneth Williams Nancy Taylor Judy Lambeth Beauford Taylor Kay Daniels Sonja Newsom Bennie Hardy fNot Pictured, Peggie Adams V , W .Toe Andrews f Shirley Barnes L 'v- L ' 3 Carol Bean M 49 or , i, - , -. ,. ,. gil- Z X A ' Si X QTY' ,fl Vg' N , Q F -...Q ,, .f 1 QQ 4 Q. ...W I .A .. ,, . ., b. 4 is q ' 4, 'K lr i in . 2 ' M .J 2 'X ' Yi - , iw ., ' In . .4 23 ei 0 if -,S ,K l Q. ' I ,, or A i i I S' 2 'mia' 1 F X Q .. -QNHSQS' X Sw P t if 2 P' rv Q 5 N 21 W , Q ,.. fiiggitaaf 4. ., if 'J an ,IS A Q 5 f ave .. V gif? fs.. 3 Q., . ' ! ,,.m1 : f w ' I , fjlgx f f ii i : A , N5 , A lf ' f 6-vi E X - R ' QV W A' 50 Saphamarcs Dwight Bean Ray Bivens Rebecca Blake Connie Buie Tommy Carroll Judy Cody Jane Cody James Covington Colleen Cranford Wadene Cranford David Daniel Kay Daniel Rebecca Daniels Joyce Doby Donald Eve rhart Elaine Fine Sonja Floyd Rebecca Frank Richard Gallirnore Melissa Galloway Joetta Garner Lynda Garner Rhonda Garner Sue Garner Ronnie Griffin Ann Griffis Bennie Hardy Loretta Harris Saphomares Carol Harrison Beverly Jones Judy Lambeth Jimmy Lanier .Tudy Loftin Joy Gail Morris gpm' A in 4 gg. . Ky, . Q Larry Nance . 6' gy Mary Ella Newby .:-AA mu, ' as r Sonja Newsom J G Bobby Owens g A Q24 .A ' , A 9. Gwen Pickett f i W ,A x ' Q S' 1 Austin Russell W - ' 9 gli Charity Ann Russell Q, W i if ' Gladys Seabolt f I A g V, , A ' Buddy Sexton . , -' David Skeen , . I K 1 i if etsi Diane Smith Doris Smith Shelbia Smith Gilbert Snider Margaret Snider Ralph Snider Carolyn Surratt Beauford Taylor I Nancy Taylor Nancy Wright Blenda Yates Sue Yates 1 m l an by M L V 'vi 'X ,.-abs in ..'x ,S , 55 K XM . L' K 'x we R if X . 2 P S wel - . we-'f - S , ? hx: A- . 3 fm 3' LT, ef: 1. A e 'QE' -s 45 51 Qreshmzm Glass Officers Presidents Vice Presidents Secretaries Treasurers Junie Skeen Ann Hunt Rozella Gordan Mary Anne Reid Gayle Daniels Kitty Steed Linda Jackson Brenda Garner Jo Ann Taylor Patty Garner Dwight Miller Martha Gallimore 52 Sfrcshmcn Johnny Barker Maxine Beane Curtis Bell Kermit Bell William Bisher Lawrence Briles C. L. Buie Carolyn Buie Olen Burr Alton Coggins Brenda Coggins Dale Cook Ellen Cooper Jimmy Cranford Sandra Cranford Judy Crotts Ronald Culp Bickett Daniels Gayle Daniels Mary Ann Daniels Rex Daniels Billy Davis Loyd Davis Steve Davis Paul Dunn Kenneth Elliott Clarence Fine Charlie Foster 'jx ,--.. ,K ws X dar ' X 54 Sfreshmen Donnie Gallimore Linda Gallimore Martha Gallimore Mike Gallimore Rebecca Gallimore Brenda Garner Kathryn Garner Patty Garner Wayne Garner Richard Glover Betty Sue Goins Rozella Gordon Darrell Grubb Joyce Ann Grubb Marion Grubb Shirley Grubb Margaret Harris Roella Harris Claudie Harrison Linda Hedrick Ann Hunt Linda Jackson Carl Johnson David Lanier Marie Leach Larry Little Leon Loflin Wayne Markham Sfreshmcn Ann Martin James McDowell Dwight Miller Charles Myers Gary Nance Larry Pierce Zelda Pierce Virgie Poole Lamar Reid Mary Ann Reid Peggy Russell .Tunie Skeen Jerry Smith Betsy Snider Judy Spencer Dwight Steed Kitty Steed Libby Studivant Bobby Surratt Jo Ann Taylor Buzzy Tillotson Pallie Kay Tysinger Patsy Varner Tony Waisner Jean Watkins Novella Williams John Edward Wood W.. we gl. Q- 5: 1 S Rss. ki 'bw 4 Q.. 55 W ,, L or f r ,sy I Ill L we , 5 A ' ,wg MA lg' . I P fn Wm-Q-f lx 1 1 'NZM gfm 'Q 'V Je -Q '10 -2,2 - Lv , r ' 'Y f s N fx , , A ,P . L . , ,af-, i 'f J , . - 1:15- . U -.H-all . R x ki M if N' 3 warm we A-,.. 2. a mf .. X XM ,, Ik HJ 51, 5 . 9 , x xi A ,. ag .mmf . .I sw .1 W 7 N .. W 3 ff ,. -u., , Lg 25 . , W' NWGWWQ Q S -six 5 .-1 7 bw 6.27 . fl? 2- -' fa Q X - -I ' 1 K T1 :Sei i x3..b,y' A ,WN S xg. . ' .., T t A - Sfiif . . 2'SgEf4f4i4 -.1 1 If Q . 'Mx if- L--. Hi z.. f x ,Ll V , Rav,-,X .. 5 . , N411 1 X qZ ?sQ3w' ..,, , X .f 9-- ' CO EDITORS Barbara Harris Johnny Harrison . V Barbara Harris ............ Co-Editor Loretta Nance .......... Assistant Editor Austin Cook .... Assistant Business Manager Angie Robbins. . Assistant Advertising Manager Norman Henderson . . . Assistant Sports Editor Nancy Hunt ........ Assistant Art Editor Tony Buie ..... ......... T ypist Janet Loflin .... ........ T ypist Kirksey Michael . ......... Typist Darrell Gallimore . . . Assistant Circulation Manager Janet Anderson . . .Assistant Snapshot Editor Johnny Harrison . ......... Co-Editor Roy Lee Morris. . . . .Business Manager Lowell Fine . . . . Advertising Manager Ned Surratt . . . .... Sports Editor Ellen Andrews . ...... Art Editor Lillian Garner . . . Chief Typist Nancy Goins . . ........ Typist Deane Rash . . . ........ Typist Fay Dean Loflin. . . Circulation Manager Evelyn Frank . . .... Feature Editor Barbara Loflin . . . . . Snapshot Editor Mrs. Sara Smith . . .... Sponsor As the light is turned out on the last nights' work on this yearbook, a sigh is heardg and in our hearts a deep feeling of gr atitude is felt for those who have assisted us in obtaining our goal. This goal, leaving a record of outstanding memories and numerous contributions made by the seniors of '58, we hope has been accomplished. We issue our thanks to Mr. Jones and the faculty for their co-operation and patience. To Mrs. Smith, we express! our thanks for many hours of work and worry and for the help- ful hints and guidance she has given us. Last and certainly not least, we wish to express our appreciation to the annual staff for all the work and co-operation they have given us in making this, our yearbook, a great success. Che 1958 Plzaeuiif Staff :infix ln ag , ,. Q 43' '32 45 Q V - - Q.. f fy. A N 'X u, 3- . K fa',15'iis 'X Ms W6 , K 'VR 9- f Q' 'A . . L.,, V .. ,W - N X :V pw. N . t s 3 cl gf , Tr, T4 ' sr ' , ,- K 4. - -4' f YU fx .,,. h 5 awww , ' 1 ' , I 2 W K . ,N - ,L 3' , F X fr 'wx Ea 5 vim V Q 5, '1 Q - A 2 .-.. M , X, ' ' Xg -...N 59 an 15 vrrw- - Hein 61116 ,Mn-W , . ,, W , dm ui., f ,,f.,..M, , , Majarettcs , I,-, ,W A . n. , ' Q. ': It ri .ar - , ' . 'fm K lg ,N x . fs . 1 X Wu. ,VX i, L' in at -M-fezliig , 5:55, ik, if kg: 31: K-9 i .Av V ,, .1 I , f .fl ,, if 7 , V Q- ,Lg 4 - g, iff. .. -'ggi ,,, : , x 2 . 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