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

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Vickie Horn, Patricia Haggard, Claire Holloway, Sheila Duncan, Nancy Lyon, Dana Muntean, Linda Whitehurst, and Darla Caraway. SECOND ROW: Barbara Goodman, Sheila Morrow, David Yarian, Betty Lile, Lynda Andrews, Vicki Pendergrass, Gene Hamon, and Donny McDermott. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Collier, ulglvlllgge, Judy Case, Linda Pace, Sharon Carnahan, Brenda Cabbiness, and Bridget Barlow. NATIONAL The National Honor Society was founded by high school principals for the HONOR some-I-Y purpose of recognizing students outstanding in character, leadership, scholar- Q X, ship, and service. X I i f This year the local chapter inducted eleven new members. The society had I: Z' a banquet at Christmas and a picnic in the spring to honor these inductees. Z S They also held a tea for graduates and presented trophies to the boy and girl A QX athlete with the highest averages who were not NHS members. Each six weeks those students who made the honor roll were invited to a special recep- 5 L tion given by society members. A --Q , Q- Mrs. J. D. Betts, sponsor, and Vickie Horn, club Dana Muntean lighted the yellow candle of service and em- presidcnt, examined the latest edition of Stu- phasized the necessity of this attribute at the formal spring dent Life Highlights, the national publication induction service. for NHS.

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Junior High Band Members of the Junior High Band were: J. Parker, P. Lindsey, P. Meeker, D. Dennis, K. Thompson L. Wright, P. Thomas, C. Pliler, A. Williams, D. Bower, D. Matthews, J. Mayeaux, C. Coke, M. Quinn L. Russell, J. Allen, R. Martin, B. Langston P. Binford, L. Clark, R. Pace, D. Brown J. Bazzell: B. Cabbiness, R. Davis, K. Taylor, B. Walker, J. Arenburg, J. Vorsas, T. Benson, G: Humphries, R. Shipman, T. Mullins, L. Quinn, R. Robinson, D. McQueen, D. Alexander, L. Wil liams, K. Mosley. Elementary Band Members of the Elementary Band were: S. Martin, D. Pliler, B. Williams, J. Parker, S. Field, T. Delk, T. Ayars, T. McDonald, S. Sherman, J. Harber, D. Bussey, H. Taylor, B. Jennings, E. Quinn, K. Johns, B. Wilson, D. Bailey, M. Adkisson, R. Duncan, K. Burt, D. Quinn, A. Jones, M. Killingsworth, T. Rogers, R. Blackwelder, B. Spurger, L. Stokes, S. Satterwhite, J. Wilhelm, N. Green, B. Moore, A. Gillies, B. Freet, M. Walton, J. VanMeter, S. Sansom, D. Richardson, G. Fuller, J. Loan.

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FHA's Busy Year Included l J FIRST ROW: Murphy, Curtis, Lyon, Cahbiness, Morrow, Ottman, Emmel, Pool. SECOND ROW: Ruth, Barr, Hightree, Arthur, Carnahan, McDowell, Whitehurst, Best, Jennings. THIRD ROW: McQueen, Whitehurst, Holloway, Roach, Carroll, Barlow, Powers, Pendergrass, Leonard, Deshler, Miss Nichols, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Whidden, Carlisle, Pace, Martin, Lucy, Barlow, Steele, Caraway. 5 M4 -mv' K Url Qi 1 7' N Q - I 'I- rs Q ,V 'X' ,,, 2 msf lllfu f 1. LS fl' 'sl I a 3 -fp' 'lr llftixgfl. 1' Nm' W Over-all goal of the Future Homemakers of America is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. Judson Chapter of Future Homemakers has strived toward fulfillment of this goal by numerous social and civic affairs. The local group sent delegates to area and state Future Homemaker meetings, and sucf cessfully supported IQREMNLQQIB, historian of the ,lud- son Chapter, for the part of Mice Presgl-ent, AICQLIZS-- le lei! Charlotte Woodard, Karen Trout, and Diane Visage gladly served young patrons during the Cake Sale f -f - -V 3 -- , , ,.,,,, PN . , - ,,. .1 m N0Vembef- Eva- McDowell, Faye Murphy, and Vicki Pendergrass :loaded 56 bottles for the annual coke bottle drive. Proceeds from the drive were used to pay expenses of delegates to the state meet- in g. i Q