Judson High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Judson, TX)

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Carolyn Ifenton tried out her sales pitch on fellow FHA'ers, Hilary Bray, Sharon Carnahan, Sheila Morrow, Martha Emmel, Carol Best, and an uninterested Nelda Barr as the girls waited for patrons at their annual Cake Sale. Honor roll students Brenda Cabbiness, .lill Wileyl and Janelle McQueen enjoyed time out from classes at the regular party in the library hosted by the National Honor Society. P Miss Gregg County hopeful Nancy Deshler flashed a bright smile to admirers as she rode in the parade preceding the judging at the fair grounds. Kenneth Sirratt and Albert Gilmore op- timistically toed the freethrow line at the fair ground booth. I3

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Yards of paper went into spirit signs which decorated the halls on Fridays, urging the team on to victory. Enthusiastic cheerleaders led the Blue Devils onto the field to the tune of our fight song. I2 This reception at the Carro1ls', was one of the many which stu- dents attended following home games.

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Frequent Cibifnges Broke Teclium Jlldsonites lustily sang the fight song at this pep rally as Though she left at semester, Mrs. Moyers carefully coun- cheerleaders Jo Ann Keasler and Jessica Roach skipped to seled Kay-Moore on her home project. the tune in anticipation of another big game. 'N' M Mr. Glenn Scott, representative of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com- pany, performed a demonstration and lectured on new developments in the industry to an audience of junior high and high school students. E Petite Diane Harrison stood between tow- efing glidsmen Biulf Carnahan and DOUHY Sherry Leonard prepared to bestow a mammoth snow- McDermott Hffel' being named 1963 Foot' ball upon some unsuspecting victim during the last hall Sweetheart at the Hawkins game. heavy snow of the Season. I4