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

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'X Q5XXX X X N xv XYX XxX A team members sat restlessly with other fans as they waited for play to resume in a B game. of Winter Routine Sue Frazier and Betty Lile contemplated leaving their mark by changing the type on the day's edi- tion during the journalism class's visit to the Shreveport Times Building in January. Miss Linda Nail and Miss Ruth Nichols met at their mailboxes before beginning another day of classes. These teachers came directly from final exams at their respective colleges to join the Judson faculty at mid-term. X Eager patrons swamped the concession stand in hopesgnf-fbeing served before the teams returned to the field. ,,, News an .fkjphvc If I5

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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

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:- Mr. Wilbur directed the stage band during a performance for the Judson Lions Club. Dana Muntean, Pat Haggard, and Phil Haupt were featured in a rendition of To Thee, Oh Asophodelf' Dr. Walter Kerr entertained the students with his ver- sion of Single Saddle during an assembly. His appear- ance was sponsored by a local civic organization in order to promote true patriotism among the youth of America. James Ray Keasler brought distinction to himself and his Alma Mater when he qualified as a Na- tional Merit Schclarship finalist. Volunteers from the Junior High and High School bands entertained fans during the Houston Oilers vs. Gorman Motors All-Stars basketball game in the Foster Junior High gym.