North Texas Junior High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

SLION'S ROAR NORTH TEXAS LABORATORY SCHOOL DENTON, TEXAS Hello! I'm the Lab Lion. I am here to show you through the 1959 Lion's Roar. This year several new things have been added, and we have included the old traditions as well. Here it is - - yours! THE LAB LION BUILDINGS X SPRING ACTIVITIES DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ACTIVITIES SPORTS wBLE OF CONTENTS OUR Elementary Wing Kindergarten Wing BUILDINGS Junior High Entrance T . ; i Trophy Case e AR B ST s o ST Home Economics Room Science Lab Band Hall - o SPRING ACTIVITIES Left, Raymond Erwin, ninth; Barbara Felts, seventh; and Sarah Pickrell, ninth, earned perfect attendance certificates for '57-'58. Fifth and sixth grade students, under the direction of Mrs. Hollis, pre- sented the operetta H.M.S. Pinafore for the student body and guests. Mr. Burks helped the eighth graders with reg- Chris Brown, Glenn Brookshear, and Bryan Cory received science awards istration for the start of school this year. from Mrs. Inmon during Awards Assembly. HISTORY CLUB TRIP Our sponsors, Mrs. Price Truitt and Mrs. Lois Helvey, in Boarding the bus for a wonderful movie, The Prosecutor. front of the State Capitol. Carol Sue Clarke, May Martin, and Ruth Martin in Longhorn Arveta Mason and the Statue of Mustangs in from of the Texas Museum on the University of Texas Cam FIELD DAY CHINNING The stiffest competition arose between Vaughn Milliken, left, and Jim Bob Smith. Intramural basketball is always a favorite on Field Day. Slugger Scottie up to bat. Resting after a hard swim? Voting for Student Council officers on Field Day . . . can be hectic! SPRING BANQUET AND FORMAL Bob McMath did an Indian Dance at the Spring Banquet. Kippy Jagoe's dancing was a part of the entertainment at the banquet. Jitterbugging at the Spring Formal. During the summer the coke machine was a very popular place. Mrs. Carter and the lunchroom staff served candy and sandwiches in the cafeteria. It takes even summer work on the part of the staff to put out a good yearbook. Bill Ashby and Terry Hutchison, like many other s'udents, received individual help from Dr. Trickey in the summ Candidates for Student Council offices par- ticipate in skits. Mr. Burks and Miss Sparks wait patiently during final judging of funny hats contest. Summer school students Wallis McMath and Pat Gardner perform at an assembly. DEDICATION You're typical feens . . . making fun out of work . . . sharing inferests . . . you like jeans but can change to glamour when it fits the occasion. Yes, . . . you're typical teens . . . go steady . . . about 2 months . . . dress up . . . heels for her . . . tie for him . . . you learn how to drive . . . rely on the family bus . . . you snack . . . watch TV, listen to the radio while doing homework. Your daily schedule is a familiar pattern of junior high school life . . . get up at 7:30 . . maybe 8:00 . . . sometimes you oversleep . . . go at breakneck speed to the cafeteria for lunch . . . drink cokes . . . you enjoy school but hate to admit it . . . study a little ... 3 hours a night . . . well . . . maybe a week . . . average A .. . no...a B ... you make the grade . . . and you're satisfied because you're a teenager. And so since you have all these qualities, be they good or be they bad, ludicrous, pathetic, or otherwise, we dedicate this 59 LION'S ROAR to you, the students of NORTH TEXAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. X X FACULTY 20 J. L. BURKS NORTH TEXAS STATE COLLEGE Principal DENTON, TEXAS LABORATORY SCHOOL To Students and Faculty: We are all very proud of our school. Our prride plays a very vital role in making our school the happy and exciting place that it is. We are proud of our teachers and of the sympathetic under- standing way in which they accept the responsibility for helping us to grow and develop in both scholastic achievement, and in the art of living. We are vroud of our students and of the fine spirit of loyalty and cooperation that they give in their work and in the life of the school. This lovely book will be a source of sreat oleasure to vach of us in the vears to come. It will help us to recall and recap- ture the joy, excitement, and satisfaction exverienced this school vear., Classmates, friends, and activities will come to life as we thumb its pages. To our school annual staff and to its sponsors, we say, Thank You! We know that you have spent many, many hours of thoughtful vplanning and hard work in the prevaration of this book. We congratulate and commend you for a job well done., Your knowl- edge of the great nleasure and joy that you give others through this book will give to you a decp feeling of satisfaction. Sincerely yours, g L. Burks ADMINISTRATION MR. C. O. STRICKLAND Superintendent DR. C. M. CLARKE Director of Laboratory School North Texas State College SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: W. C. Orr, Jr., W. T. Hall, Sr., W. F. Hamilton, Raymond L. Wheeler, Mrs. George W. Hinkle, and Grover C. Stuart. Right: Don Robinson, presi- dent of school board. BARLOW, SYLVIA Third Grade BATCHA, VERNADINE Math English CARLSON, KENNETH E. Math CARDEN, MARY rt BRACK, PATSY English Social Studies BRADLEY, ANN Sixth Grade BRONSTAD, TRAVIS Second Grade BRUCE, PEGGY Secretary DUNCAN, TRAVIS E Boys' P. EBERT, REVA Girls P.E. CLARK, VIRGINIA Librarian CUNDIFF, VIRGINIA English Social Studies GILSTRAP, ROBERT L. Fourth Grade HARRIS, JO Typing General Business HARRIS, STEVA English Reading HELVEY, LOIS English Social Studies HOEHN, ROBERT Science HOLLIS, PIERRE Shop NEELY,. LUCILLE Fourth Grade RAYNE, ELEANOR Social Studies HOLLIS, MARGIE Music Reading MCcALISTER, RUDINE Home Economics MACKLIN, NINA Fifth Grade MORGAN, DORIS Kindergarten SULLIVAN, JOHN Social Studies TRICKEY, S. M. Band Director RYLANDER, HAL G. Vocational Agriculture SCHMITZ, JOAN Secretary SLACK, FRED Boys' P.E. SPARKS, IZETTA Math CUSTODIANS Mr. Paul Lockhart Mr. W. H. Mulkey COOKS Mrs. Mary Lantrip Mrs. Lillian Helm Mrs. Don Carter STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT This year 1958-59, Sharon Duncan has held the high office of Student Council President. This office requires a great amount of time and work. We, the stu- dents of the North Texas Junior High School, certainly feel that Sharon has fulfilled her obligation. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ELIZABETH SIMMONS MARIANNE GERDING SUZANNE BROOKS Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary o JUDY FOWLER MIKE WHITTEN ANITA BERRY Parliamentarian Boy Sergeant-at-Arms Girl Sergeant-at-Arms LARRY CAMPBELL MARSHA OLIVER ATHY Treasurer Publicity Secretary Editor of the Council Bulletin -4 J X CLASSES STANDING: Jack Atkins, Secretary-Treasurer; Fred Connell, Reporter. SITTING: Jack Barnett, Vice-President; Billy Lantrip, President. . Anderson, Judy Arrington, Barbara Arrington, Betty Ashley, Vick Atkins, Jack Barber, Charles Barnett, Jack Barrett, Linda Berry, Anita Blair, Cathy Blase, Judy Bodkins, Jean Bolivar, Clara Booker, Kenneth Boyd, Betty Briggs, Donna Brisco, Becky Brockett, Charles Brooks, Suzanne Brown, Betty Brown, Kenneth Brown, Vernon Buskirk, Bob Campbell, Larry Cantrell, Joe Carrico, Betty Clifton, Ernest 32 Cory, Bryan Cunningham, Jimmie Davis, Betty Dean, Mike Duncan, Sharon Eberly, Steven Evans, Bennie Evans, Doyle Farmer, Sharen Fowler, Judy Fuller, David Fuller, Jerry Anne Gaines, Jerry Ganzer, Carl George, Don Gerding, Marianne Gibson, David Gillenwater, Jackie Goin, Giles Goodner, James Grell, Delores Hamilton, Mary Jane Haney, Mauzon Harrell, Paula Harvill, Nancy Hendrick, Sue Herendeen, Sharon Hicks, John Hicks, Linda Hilliard, Gail Hottelet, Mary Housden, Lenda Housley, Karen Howard, Patsy Ann Howard, Patsy Alice Inman, Glen Jagoe, Kippy Jeter, Joe Judkins, Ronnie Kelton, Harry Kimbrell, Pat Kirkland, Jackie Knox, Mary Lou Krueger, Thelma Kunkel, James Lantrip, Billy Lemons, David Lester, Johnetta Leedy, Thomas Long, Mike McBee, Jimmy 33 McDaniel, Jerry McGalliard, Curtis Mcleod, Wanda Malone, Bob Mann, Linda Marquis, Robert Meaders, Shirley Messenger, Scottie Melton, Lynn Miller, Freddie Milligan, Eddie Moore, Dyane Oliver, Marsha Owens, David Pagano, Sherrill Payne, Roy Payne, Ruth Phillips, Judy Pickle, Jerry Pitts, Nita Polston, Frances Quillin, Martha Rice, Billie Joyce Riley, Shirley Rogers, Mike Shelton, James Shockley, John Simmons, Elizabeth Sims, Gary Sims, Jackie Smith, David Smith, Jim Bob Smith, Kathleen Smith, Richard Speegle, Roger Spurlock, James Starr, Buddy Sturtevant, Ruth Thomas, Reba Sue Thomas, Ruby Jane Thomas, Sara Trowbridge, Mary Ruth Truitt, Sharon Underhill, Winnie Sue Vaughn, Linda Marie Vick, Dormer Wells, Donald Wharton, Mary Whatley, Frankie Whitten, Mike Wilburn, Mike Wilson, Mike Wilson, Sandra Young, Ala Joy 35 36 EIGHTH Mike Gammon, Secretary; Terry Smith, President; Jannine Sams, Reporter; Peggy Mays, Vice-President. Adams, Gloria Allen, Carolyn Alred, Linda Arnold, Kathryn Ashby, Bill Ballard, Jon Bays, David Belken, Evelyn Berg, Connie Black, Donna Bodkins, Patsy Boyd, Jimmy Bridges, Jackie Brookshear, Glenn Brown, Bobby Brown, Chris Burks, Johnny Buskirk, Bertha Cagle, Johnny Caldwell, David Carroll, Sonny Clarke, Carol Cochran, Pat EIGHTH 37 Cole, Jimmy Crabb, Melvin Cundiff, Billy Cunningham, Larry Doss, Bill Douglas, George Drake, Sarah Duncan, Joy Fanning, David Felts, Barbara Ferrell, Wayne Foreman, Earlene Fromholz, Steve Fulgham, Wendell Gammon, Michael Gardner, Kathleen Hamilton, Pete Hammett, Betty Harris, David Harwell, Larry Helvey, Judy Higgs, Jerry Higgs, Jo Nell EIGHTH Hodnett, George Hope, Ronnie Hunt, Martha Hutcherson, Connie Hutchison, Terry Inglis, Emma James, Sue Johnson, Hilma Jones, Bart Keeland, Carolyn Key, Marsha Klein, Skipper Kimbrell, Linda Krueger, Charlotte Latham, Larry Lemons, Carol McCormick, Morris McMath, Bob Martin, May Martin, Ruth Marvin, Caroline Mason, Calial Mayfield, Shirley EIGHTH 39 Mays, Peggy Meaders, Patricia Milliken, Vaughn Mills, Phil Owens, Patsy Pannell, Gerald Parks, Susan Patterson, Naomi Pitt, Betty Pooler, Geraldine Rader, Ronnie Reeves, Sallie Reynolds, Homer Sams, Jannine Savage, John David Selby, Susan Shuford, Tom Smith, Terry Sorrels, Les Starr, Charlotte Starr, Richard Stringer, Freddy Taylor, Don EIGHTH 40 Wallace, Dalwin Wheeler, Ray Williams, Joe Ray Willingham, Kenneth Winfrey, Virginia Worthy, William Wright, Judy Zimmerman, Bobby Eighth grade activities range from subject matter . to physical education . . . to recreation. 41 42 SEVENTH John Cundiff, President; Jackie Polston, Vice-President; Glenna Burns, Secretary-Treasurer; Barrett Robinson, Re- porter. SEVENTH Allred, Gary Anderson, Betty Arrington, Jo Llinda Atkins, Freddy , Baker, Cheryl - Bardas, Claudio Batcha, Verna Beale, Donnie Bellar, James Bonney, Carol Boyd, Dale Braley, Marilyn Sue Breen, Karen Burns, Glenna Buskirk, Shirley Cagle, Reuben Cates, Betty Clark, Carolyn Clifton, Gail Conn, Susan Core, Mary Beth Craddock, Kenneth Cundiff; Joh Dial, Jimmy Dooley, George. Ellis, Becky Escue, Richard 44 Evans, Dennis Fiorelli, Donna Fowler, Dorothy Gibson, Marion Gillenwater, Janice Glasscock, Glenn Gregory, Reta SEV Hall, Terry Hardesty, Susan J W Harwell, Geraldine Helm, Sharon Hooper, Sharon Higdon, James Holloway, Rodney Jennings, Brantley Jeter, Judy Kindred, David Lantrip, Don Letson, Sandra Littrel, Jimmie McCain, Mike Mahoney, Jim Marquis, Carol Miller, Eddie Milliken, Sharon Norman, William Nuckels, Elaine Osborn, Glenna Pender, Ro Phillips, Louella Pippin, Duane ., Polston, Jackie Prestridge, Billy Radons, Ross Rasco, John ENTH Reeves, Gale Robinson, Barrett Robinson, Cathy Rogers, Elizabeth Rooney, Martin Shelton, Richard Santerre, Charles Sewalt, Sherry Shubert, Wesley Smith, Billy Smith, Donald Southard, Rickie Spears, Richard Splawn, Rebecca Stephens, Steve Swanson, Ellen Taylor, Margaret Watkins, Joann Wheeler, Dorothy Wright, Tommy Wyss, Paul Yarbrough, John 45 X ELEMENTARY Susan Marquis, Roberv Dane, Dick Selby, Alan Widmann, Betty Sue McAlister, and Carolyn Bogan make a good showing for Miss Bradleys room in filling Red Cross box Learning to use the library is a major activity wwth Sara Hyder, Janice from band are landy Mulkey, Douglss Boyd, Cynthia Hayes, Cox, Ruby Pender, Betty Lynn Sherman, and Paddy Cfsudwa Williams, Don O'Rear, and Jimmy Mcleo Ann Rylander, Kerra Scripture, Harry Hall, Dennis Story, Mike Neb- Tom Laney, Royce Mason, Genell Hall, Janet McCrary, Rosca Lee Adkins, and lett, and Philip Gerding like to do outdoor activities. Suzanne Bonk are interested in their class work. Adkins, Rosca Lee Boyd, Douglas Cox, Janice Dane, Robert Gerding, Philip Hall, Genell Hall, Harry Hayes, Cynthia Hyder, Sara Laney, Tom McAlister, Betty McCrary, Janet McLeod, Jimmy Marquis, Susan Neblett, Mike O'Rear, Dan Pender, Ruby Radons, Rancy Rylander, Ann Scripture, Kerra Selby, Dick n Williams, Claudia 49 Linda Helm, Byron Parrish, Mrs. Macklin, Sherry Whitehead, Sylvia Batcha, Mark Copp study the parts of the automobile. Jimmy Gardner, John Alan Logue, Carolyn Ruth Spurlock, Dan Spuford, Carol Holt, Nancy Rasco, Johnny Dawson, Freddy Dtabler, Lynn Kooker, Bridget Morey, Bill Melton like to play chess during free time. and Martha Pickrell pack the Red Cross Boxes. Debby Hyman, Carolyn Connell, Carol Ann Money, Carole Ellen Football is a favorite sport with Marcus Whitten, Tim White, Phillip Kelton, Neale, Mary Ann Sullivan, Clark Hyder study the automobile. Bill Craddock, Scott Robinson, and Steve Neale. Batcha, Sylvia Connell, Carolyn Copp, George Craddock, William Dawson, John Gardner, James Helm, Linda Holt, Carol Ann Hyder, Clark Hyman, Deborah Kelton, Phillip Kooker, Jeanette Logue, John Alan Melton, William Money, Carol Ann Morey, Bridget Neale, Carole Neale, Steven Parrish, Byron Pickrell, Martha Rasco, Nancy Jane Roach, John Wilson Robinson, Scott Thomas Shuford, Dan Brooks Spurlock, Carolyn Ruth Stabler, Freddy Sullivan, Mary Ann White, Timothy Whitehead, Sherry Lynn Whitten, Marcus Royce i Charles Thompson, Eric DuChemin, Carol Riddlesperger, Patsy Holland, In the fourth grade, Wendy Widmann, Richard Long, Sara Adkins, Larry Julia Yarbrough, and Janeda Woods put on a play for the rest of Fuller, Annis Normile, Sally Harpool, and Terry Leedy like to play Soccer. fourth grade. Thomas Bonk, Kay Rogers, Beth Bogan, Jim Bays, Mary Asher, Cynthia Ann Hottelet, David Hendricks, Crispin Miller, and Marilyn Wyss like to read Silvey decorate their window tree for Christmas. and study in their room library. Adkins, Sara Lou Asher, Mary Barrow, James Hinton Bays, James Claude Bogan, Elizabeth Bonk, Thomas DuChemin, John Eric Fuller, Larry Griffin, Marilyn Harpool, Sally Hendricks, George D. Holland, Patricia Hottelet, Ann Jost, Dennis Leedy, Terry Lynn Lewis, Susan Long, Richard D. Mays, Penny Miller, Crispen Normile, Annis Jo Ottman, Ruth E. Riddlesperger, Carol Rogers, Kathryn Sewalt, Charlotte J. Silvey, Cynthia Ann Thompson, Charles Philip Widmann, Wendy Wood, Janeda Wyss, Marilyn Yarbrough, Mary Julia 53 We love to sing Christmas carols around our Christmas Tree; Chris Webb, Mark McCain, Judy Jones, Mike Lantrip, Linda Core, Jim Hamilton, and Mrs. Barlow. The joy of giving really comes to us as we fill Junior Red Cross Relays are fun! Can the boys beat the girls? Bill Bonds, Sammy Toulouse, Boxes for children in dwsaster areas, Bruce Coates, Clark Eberly, Ann Larry Hutchison, Susan Davis, Nikki Jeffrey, Evelyn Ballard, and Jane Carter. Boyd, Terry Brown, Peggy K Painting scenery for a play is as much fun as giving the play; Bill Games like this are fun at play period! Sally Cline, Susan Davis, Dick Laney, McMath, Freddy Harrison, Sylvia Hunt, Ronnie De Foor seated, Janet Ferguson, Tim Brown, and Karen Friedsam. Karyn Johnson. Ballard, Evelyn Bonds, William E. Boyd, Rebbecca Ann Brown, Terry F. Brown, Timothy M. Carter, Jane Cline, Sarah E. Coates, Robert B. Core, Linda C. Davis, Judith Anne Davis, Susan DeFoor, Ronald Eberly, Clark Felts, Larry Ferguson, Janet Friedsam, Karen Hutchison, Arthur S. Jeffrey, Nikki Ann Johnson, Karyn V. Jones, Judy K. Kamp, Margaret C. Laney, Richard A. Lantrip, Michael Lee McCain, Mark McMath, Billy Toulouse, Samuel Webb, Christopher Mrs. Bronstad helps Cheryl Kooker, Patrick Widman, Abigail Miller, Constance Thompson, and Kathleen Nichols do research on the turtle and shell committee. There is real uranium in the box that Bob Harpool is holding. The volcano erupted often in the room. Bob Harpool, Kenney Yarbrough, Danny Fuller, Mike Morey, Elaine Gardner, Donald Jost, Danny Potter, and Bruce Robinson make up the rock and volcano committee. Santa is ready! Elaine Gardner and Leslie Bounds stay by Santa while Lusara Cowan and Joan Emerson, student teachers, look on. The leaf committee is composed of Bobby Cambron, Nancy Llen Nelson, Terry Riddlesperger, Nancy Ann Neblett, Pamela Stephens, and Sarah Dickie. Gary Yost, Edward Scott, Charles Saunders, Norman Parrish, Bobby Toulouse, Riley Willey, Gregg Mays, and Barbara Kline are on the insect committee. Duncan, Rebecca Sue Fuller, Danny Gardner, Elaine Harpool, Robert Jost, Don Jost, Gary Kooker, Cheryl Lea Mays, Gregg Miller, Abigail M, Morey, Michael J. Bounds, Leslie Beth Cambron, Robert E. Cline, Barbara K. Dickie, Sarah L. Neblett, Nancy Ann Nelson, Nancy Lynn Parrish, Norman Potter, Danny Riddlesperger, Terry Robinson, Bruce Saunders, Charles P. Scott, Edward Stephens, Pamela Thompson, Constance C. Toulouse, Robert B. Widmann, Patrick Willey, William Yarbrough, Kenny E. 57 Jake Hendricks, Marsha Lynn Rainey, Kristie Widmann, Tracy Cline, Roger Bogan, Mary Key Thompson enjoy reading with Mrs. Neely. Reading and studying are worth while to Jana Jones, Tommy Cochran, Climbing is a favorite activity with Jack Frisby, Jimmy Bunten, Barbara Donny Duncan, Phillip Escue, Mary Ann Dickie, and Linda Kamp. Ann Perry, Matt Hyder, and Marilyn Brown. Pam Plunkett, Kathy Foster, Read Pearson, Kenton MacIntyre, Mary Pat Danny Kjer, Debbie DuChemin, J. C. Bilyeu, Rusty Wright, and Judy Hall Sullivan, and Debby Ferguson enjoy doing various activities in first enjoy sliding during a play period. rade. Bilyeu, J. C. Bogan, Roger Brown, Marilyn Sue Bunten, Jimmy Cline, Abel Cochran, Tommy Dickie, Mary Ann DuChemin, Deborah Duncan, Donald Escue, Phillip Ferguson, Debbie Foster, Kathryn Anne Frisby, Jack Gafford, Jeanne Hall, Judy Hendricks, Jacob Hyder, Matt Jagoe, Ann Jones, Jana Lynn Kamp, Linda Kier, Daniel E. MaclIntyre, Kenton Pearson, John Read Perry, Barbara Ann Plunkett, Pamela Rainey, Marsha Lynn Sullivan, Mary Pat Thompson, Mary Key Widmann, Kristie Wright, Russell Afternoon Kindergarten visits the City Hall. AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN Anderson, Rosemary Campbell, Sue Cline, Martha Jane Cochran, Elizabeth Gillen, Kent Grimes, Judy Henderson, Tildon Jay, Emmett Jenkins, Linda Kamp, Mary Jo Knight, James Elliott Magnes, Jacqueline Neale, Pat Potter, Shelle$ Potts, Steven Robason, Randy Slocum, John Stabler, Jennie Thompson, Martha Ann Wellborn, Earl Clarke Adkins, Judy Bounds, Tom Boyd, Bonnie Brooks, Carolyn Brown, Amanda Carter, Bill Connell, Jim Dickie, Lex Dunham, Greg Foster, Robbie Friedsam, Stevie Hagan, Sarah Johnson, Janna Lowe, Tina McCain, Ray Miller, Cindy Morey, Kate Pelzel, Donna Redden, Kenny Wakefield, Reed Webb, Becky Wyss, Helen 6l AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN ACTIVITIES Miss Akin helps Linda Jenkins, Martha Thompson, Jackie Magness, and Judy Miss Hodges shows Emmett Jay, Mary Jo Kamp, Ann Cochran, Martha Grimes spatter paint. Thompson, Sue Campbell, Shelley Potter, Tildon Henderson, and Earl Wellborn how to weave different things. Police Chief Captain Andy Anderson visits the afternoon group. Miss Morgan and Mike Slocum spatter paint together. MORNING KINDERGARTEN ACTIVITIES QPQSk ta Miss Morgan is helping Kate Morey, Bill Carter, Tom Bounds, Danna Climbing and swinging are fun to Miss Morgan, Kenny Redder, Bonnie Pelzel, Tina Lowe, Robbie Foster, Steve Friedsom weave pot holders. Boyd, and Janna Johnson. Mrs. Proffer, their student teacher, is looking on. Pam Asher, Carolyn Brooks, Jim Connell cut out pictures and study Mrs. McAlister holds bean bags for Helen Wyss, Ray McCain, Bonnie Boyd, bell. a door bell Lex Dickie, Amanda Brown, Becky Webb, Mary Baron, and Cindy Miller. 63 N FAVORITES o BEST-LOOKING SIMONS 66 CONNELL BEST ALL-ROUND POLSTON BEST SPORT CARRICO ATKINS FRIENDLIEST GERDING. 69 ERRY MARY JANE gMITH WITTI EST HAMILTON 70 coooner NINTH GRADE FAVORITES P 71 - v . Cx' g s v .J..: T e e mrt . . e h oy ollk ol v e oAy BILLY CUNDIFF EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES MAY MARTIN 72 anorr SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES roision b it r;..w;n;s': ' ft ' auhcl . f ,3; i ife 8 BASKETBALL KING GANGER WANDA FOOTBALL SCOTTIE McLEOD MESSENGER KING AND QUEEN FAVORITE BEST ALL- ROUND MIKE GAMMON RICHARD SPEARS JUDY HELVEY MARGARET TAYLOR BEST LOOKING BEST JOHNNY BURKS DENNIS EVANS BILL ASHBY EARLENE FOREMAN JOANN WATKINS RUTH MARTIN RUNNERS-UP WITTIEST JACK BARNETT JIM MAHONEY GERRY POOLER SHARON HELM SPORT FRIENDLIEST MIKE McCAIN SKIPPER KLEIN STEVE STEVENS BETH ROGERS JOY DUNCAN SUSAN HARDESTY FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP NINTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Billy Lantrip David Bays Glenn Glasscock Anita Berry Linda Alred Glenna Osborn Elaine Nuckels Favorite runners-up for 1959 78 Seventh grade nominees for favomes par- ticipate in presentation assembl These country hicks are really the ninth grade favorife candidates. sock HOPp tonight 7.-30-10:00 N GyYym STUDENT COUNCIL STOREKEEPERS i I j 1 PETE HAMILTON Head Storekeeper !, i E l Left to right: Kathryn Arnold, Bryan Cory, Pete Hamilion, Jimmy Cunningham, and Jimmy Boyd. REPRESENTATIVES ' e STANDING, left to right: David Bays, Dorothy Wheeler, Jackie Polston, Jim Bellar, Kathy Robinson, Sara Thomas. SEATED, left to right: Charlotte Krueger, Peggy Mays, Joy Duncan, Reba Sue Thomas, Jack Barnett, Sharen Farmer. TOP ROW, left to right: Mike Dean, Jimmy Cunningham, Donald Wells, Lynn Melton, Jack Barnett, Scottie Messenger, Mike Whitten, Carl Ganzer, Mike Gammon, Johnny Burks. THIRD ROW: Fred Connell, Nita Pitts, Joy Duncan, Geraldine Pooler, May Martin, Ruth Martin, Sarah Drake, Billy Lantrip, Skipper Klein. SECOND ROW: Mike Wilson, Elizabeth Simmons, Judy Anderson, Donna Briggs, Betty Boyd, Becky Briscoe, Anita Berry, Judy Fowler, Delores Taylor, Bennie Evans, Dormer Vick, Mary Hottelet, FIRST ROW: Suzanne Brooks, Cathy Blair, Marsha Oliver, Dyane Moore, Frances Polston, Wanda Mcleod, Mary Jane Hamilton, Marianne Gerding, and Sharon Duncan. HALL PATROL STANDING, left to right: Messenger, Whitten, Barnett, Connell. SEATED: Burks, OFFICERS S e SEATED, left fo right: Oliver, Campbell, Duncan, Simmons, Gerding. STANDING: Fowler, Hamilton, Berry, Brooks. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY B . r SHARON TRUITT it Presiden SHAREN FARMER Vice-President SARA THOMAS Student Council Representative FRANCES POLSTON WANDA McLEOD Secretary Treasurer Fred Connell Bill Doss s - o Kippy Jagoe Marsha Key Charlotte Krueger Thelma Krueger Terry Smith Roger Speegle Sharon Truitt gives the welcome speech at the installation ceremony. New Members are, top to bottom: Ernest Clifton, Mike Gammon, Eliza- beth Simmons, Marsha Oliver, Johnny Burks, Glenn Brookshear, Earlene Foreman, Katherine Arnold, Mary Jane Hamilton, Mary Hottelet, Ruth Sturfevant, Verna Dean Batcha, Mary Lou Knox, Carolyn Clarke, Cheryl Baker, Steve Stevens. T o e Ernest Clifton makes his way to the stage after he is announced as one of the Lynn Melton initiates the new members at the annual banquet. new members. 85 LION'S ROAR STAFF KIPPY JAGOE SHAREN FARMER WANDA McLEOD JUDY ANDERSON Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Art Editor MRS. VIRGINIA CUNDIFF MRS. JO HARRIS MISS MARY CARDEN Sponsors Judy, Sharen, Wanda, and Kippy put final touches on the last shipment of copy. ROGER SPEEGLE Business Manager Business managers at work. STEVEN EBERLY Business Manager 86 SARA THOMAS BRYAN CORY SHARON TRUITT VICK ASHLEY Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer ERNEST CLIFTON Photographer The Lion's Roar photographers. THOMAS LEEDY Photographer MARY JANE DYANE MOORE HAMILTON Classes Editor Elementary Editor Mary Jane and Dyane working on their sections. 87 FRANCES POLSTON LYNN MELTON Editor Assistant Editor QH TYPISTSLeft o right: Mary Hottelet, The! ma Krueger, Elizabeth Simmons, Judy Ande son, Marianne Gerding, Kathleen Gardner. QM REPORTERSSTANDING, left to right: Barrett Robinson, Gail Reeves, John Cundiff, Emma Inglis. SEATED: Ernest Clifton, Mike Wilburn, Mary Lou Knox, Skipper Klein, Donna Black 88 PEP CLUB MARY JANE HAMILTON ANITA BERRY WANDA McLEOD President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Left to right: Cheerleaders: Gerding, Sim- mons, Polston. FIRST ROW: Fowler, Carrico, Farmer, Anderson, Evans, Foreman, Brown, Duncan, J. Allen. SECOND ROW: Briggs, Davis, Briscoe, Felts, Belken, Alred, Brooks, Helvey, Drake. THIRD ROW: Barrett, Hunt, Batcha, Clifton, Conn, Buns, Hardesty, Howard, P.A.; Boyd. FIRST ROW: Duncan; Gerding; Simmons; Polston, F. SECOND ROW: Reeves; Martin, R.; Parks, Mays; Meaders, P.; Lemons; Pitts; Young. THIRD ROW: Pagano; Selby; Thomas, R. S.; Taylor, M.; Polston, J.; Rogers; Jagoe. FOURTH ROW: Meaders, S.; James, S.; Wil- son; Vick; Marvin; Pitt; Thomas, S.; Martin, M.; Pooler; Oliver; Thomas, R 90 BRASSES FIRST ROW, left to right: Mahoney; Bardas; Evans; Higdon; Braley; Bon- ney; Milliken, V.; Milliken, S. SEC- OND ROW: Rasco; Carrico; Clifton, G.; Hordesty; Robinson; Clarke; Cundiff, J.; Caldwell; Pender. THIRD ROW: Cory; Cundiff, B.; Brookshear; McMath; Cochran; Ashby; Brown, K.; Helvey; Arnold; Atkins; Fulgham. FOURTH ROW: Pannell; Boyd; Camp- bell; Marquis, R.; Hutchison; Spur- lock; Brown, C.; Wheeler; Hope; Thomas, R. J. N.T.J.H. BAND WOODWINDS FIRST ROW, left to right: Parks; Al- len; Knox; Hunt; Sturtevant; Breen; Core; Yarbrough; Atkins; Harrell; Gibson, M. SECOND ROW: Marquis; Belken; Marvin; Pitt; Lemons; Taylor; Helm; Barrett; Pritchett; Escue. THIRD ROW: Reeves; Quillin; James; Hamil- ton, P.; Lemons, D.; Farmer; Jagoe; Hall; Letson; Selby FOURTH ROW: Thomas, R. S.; Savage; Clifton; Smith, J. B.; Kelton; Jeter; Goodner; Ash- ley; Speegle; Gibson, D. The Band in Concert Formation. Left to right: Ruby Jane Thomas, Reba Sue Thomas, Kippy Jagoe, Betty Carrico, Mary Lou Knox. Not pic tured: Linda Barrett. 9l BAND LETTER CLUB d il FIRST ROW, left to right: Knox, Cory, Carrico, Farmer. SEC- OND ROW, left to right: Speegle, Ashley, Jagce, Eberly. fi i THIRD ROW, left to right: Clifton, Jeter, Smith, Kelton. i LIBRARIANS STANDING: Carrico, Barrett, Hutcheson, Ashley. SEATED: Knox. i STUDENT DlRECTORS Left to right: Mayfield, Keeland, Meaders, Harris, Buskirk, Mays, Watkins, Gillenwater, Ellis, Swanson, Rogers, Gardner, Spears, Wheeler, G. Reeves, Starr, Left to right: Roger Speegle, Bill Ashby, Kathyn Arnold, Harry Kelton, Lemons, Robinson, Kruger, C., Wright, Key, Glasscock, Harrell, Hammett, Sewalt, Kenny Brown. Rader, T., Wright. 92 SCIENCE CLUB ... W ERNEST CLIFTON President g S Left to right: Cunningham; Hall; Mills; Brown, C.; Speegle; Quillen; Wilburn; Ashby; Brookshear; Connell; Whitten; Brown, K.; Atkins; Spears; and Craddock. MR. HOEHN Sponsor HISTORY CLUB SARAH DRAKE President MRS, HELVEY Sponsor FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Helvey; Batcha; Helm; Milliken, S.; Bonney; Breen; Allen; Braley; Clifton, G.; Drake. SECOND ROW: Yarbrough; Hamilton; Shuford; Mahoney; Atkins, F.; Milliken, V.; Jones, B. THIRD ROW: Cochran; Savage; Wheeler; Smith, T.; Arnold; Pitt. PAT COCHRAN President STANDING, left to right: Boyd; Savage; Cochran; Escue; Hutchison. SEATED, left to right: Yar- brough; Cunningham, L.; Selby; Gardner. MISS CARDEN Sponsor FIRE PATROL LYNN MELTON Fire Chief MISS SPARKS Sponsor Left to right: Gerald Pannell, Jerry Gaines, Donnie Beale, Vick Ashley, Lynn Melton, Larry Cunningham, Mike Wilson, Wendell Fulgham, Terry Hutchison, Jimmy Boyd, Kathryn Arnold, Linda Hicks, and Phil Mills. BILL ASHBY President il MISS RAYNE Sponsor FIRST ROW, left to right: Smith, B.; Hamilton, P.; Zimmerman; Wilson; Boyd; Evans, D. SECOND ROW: Leedy; Stevens; George; Long; Judkins; Baker; Clarke, C. THIRD ROW: Cory; Hottelet; Ashley; and Gaines. PROJECTIONISTS CLUB SAFETY PATROL PAUL WYSS President MISS RAYNE Sponsor FIRST ROW, left o right: Stephens; Smith; Shelton; Baker; Gibson; Robinson, C. SECOND ROW: Robinson, B.; Santerre; Wyss; Ellis; Arrington. THIRD ROW: Higdon; Rasco; Southard; Wright; Pender; Letson; Marquis; Sewalt; Core; Clarke. 17 i i i l : ! 5 DAVID FULLER CURTIS McGALLIARD GARY SIMS President Vice-President Secretary BOB MALONE EDDIE MILLIGAN Treasurer Reporter Left to right: Buddy Siarr Dawd Owens, Butch Coffey, David Smith, David Fuller, Gary Sims, Glen Inman, James Shelton, Eddie Milligan, Curtis McGalliard, Bob Malone, Kenneth Bool WANDA McLEOD MARY JANE HAMILTON 1st Vice-President 2nd Vice-President o . REREas K BENNIE EVANS 3rd Vice-President JOY DUNCAN RUTH MARTIN Secretary-Treasurer Parliamentarian FOURTH ROW, left to right: Pitts; Inghs, Busklrk Helvey, Pooler, Martin, M.; Tho Felts; Barrett; Pitt; Krueger, T.; Blacl Thom: as, R. S.; Gerding; Jagoe; Knox; Krueger, C. THIRD ROW: Thomas, S.; Duncan; wens; Mays; R. J; Arrington, B. SECOND ROW: Key; Mayfield; Starr; Allred; Arnold; Briscoe; Lemons; Anderson. FIRST ROW: Amngvon, Beny, Knrkland Selby; Simmons; Polston; Pagano; Berry; Oliver. 98 GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Pitts; Jagoe; Krueger, T.; Nuckles, SECOND ROW: Knox; Truitt; Gibson; Ashley. THIRD ROW: Leedy; Cory; Eberly; and Brown, C. TENNIS CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Karen Breen, Sue Braley, Larry Cunningham, Linda Barrett, Patsy Owens. SECOND ROW: Mary lou Knox, Charlotte Krueger, Skipper Klein, Sharon Truitt, Donna Black, and Miss Reva Ebert, instructor. THIRD ROW: Jerry Gaines, Billy Lantrip, Mary Hottelet, Peggy Mays, Chris Brown, and John David vage. ROGER SPEEGLE President DONALD WELLS President MARSHA OLIVER President Z Z TH GRADE MATH CLUB STEVEN EBERLY President Left to right: Steven Eberly, Mary Lou Knox, Vick Ashley, Bryan Cory. EIGHTH GRADE MATH CLUB JOHN DAVID SAVAGE s i Left to right: Peggy Mays, Betty Pitt, John David Savage, Kathryn Arnold, Donna Black, Jannine Sams. 99 FOOTBALL DANCE Football boys and their favorite girls lead off the dancing. The newly-elected football king and queen, Scottie Messenger and Wanda Mcleod, beam happily. Everyone enjoys jitterbugging; even some of the boys are talked into it. King Scottie crowns the queen as she gasps in surprise. 100 SOCK HOP A record was played especially for the winners. WELL!! 101 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Eighth Grade Choir sings praises at the Christmas Program. Harry Kelton plays Prelude in C Minor for the enjoyment of everyone, Cathy Blair and Harry Kelton, as Mary and Joseph, kneel before the The angels appear 1o the shepherds bringing good tidings of great joy. manger. Knesling; the-wise men placs thei gifis befors the King: Mrs. Hollis leads the school in singing a final carol before school is let out for the Christmas Holidays. 102 CHRISTMAS FORMAL These girls sang for everyone's entertainment. Why isn't anyone smiling? After all, this is the Christmas Formal! There was a large number of people at the Formal. VALENTINE DANCE VALENTINE ROYALTY-Left to right: Charles Santerre; Terry Smith; Mike Rogers; Crown Bearer, Donnie Duncan; Ernest Clifton; Sharon Duncan; Mary Jane Hamilton; Judy Helvey; and Gail Reeves. Our King, ERNEST CLIFTON Our Queen, SHARON DUNCAN 104 Royalty in everyday life Terry Smith Mary Jane Hamilton Charles Santerre Judy Helvey Mike Rogers Gail Reeves Some people jitterbug . . . some don't. Entertainment for the royalty. 105 AN SPORTS JAMES BUBBA GOODNER Center HARRY KELTON ckle SCOTTIE MESSENGER Tackle ROY PAYNE Center Grand PrairieSeptember 18, 1959 Sherman-October 2, 1959 N.T. LAB AND D.J.H. COMBINE IN FOOTBALL Due to the size of our student body, we do not have a sufficient number of boys who want to play football to field a team that could compare favorably with other Junior High School teams in our district. However, any boy who wishes to play football may do so. Students' schedules are so arranged that a boy can join and play with a combined football team, composed of boys from North Texas Laboratory School and the Denton Junior High School. FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Wisdom, Randy Jeffery, Arnold Bailey, James Wheeler, Louis Creamer, Bubba Goodner, Corky Rosch, Kenneth Booker. SECOND ROW: Rodney White, Curtis Switzer, Mike Mewhinney, Scottie Messenger, Don Collier, David Neale, Carl Smith, Richard White. THIRD ROW: Coach Tommy Smith, John Dupree, Bobby Brown, Harry Kelton, Roy Payne, Hardy Burke, James Shelton, Ty Dickenson, Jimmy Penton, Harold Camp- bell; Manager, Johnny Buchanan. FIRST FIVE KENNY BROWN CARL GANZER HARRY KELTON SCOTTIE MESSENGER JIM BOB SMITH Scottie, get that rebound!!! BASKETBALL A TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Kenny Brown, Carl Ganzer, James Bubba Goodner, Jim Bob Smith. SECOND ROW: Manager Jack Barnett, Roy Peyne, Jerry Pickle, Scottie Messenger, Bob Malone, Harry Kelton, and Coach Travis Duncan. i iti m Around and around they go, where it stops nobody knows! The crowd is tense . . . Carl, it is up to you!!! Higher, Scottie . . . HIGHER!!! Our opposition looks worried! Such grace . . . such beauty. There seems to be courting on our court. We had a large turn-out for our homecoming game. DISTRICT CHAMPS BASKETBALL B TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Vaughn Milliken, Richard Spears, Paul Wyss, Bill Ashby, David Caldwell, Mike McCain. SECOND ROW: Skipper Kline, manager, Johnny Burks, Larry Latham, Steve Fromholz, Mike Gammon, David Bays, and Bobby Brown. BOYS' P.E. Terry Smith is on his toes foday . . .! Baseball season is here again. BOYS' P.E. John Savage shouts his disapproval, because there seems to be something wrong in their passing. Football . . . watching . . . or playing. Baseball is a favorite among the eighth grade GIRLS' P.E. Before class Frances and Betty enjoy Snatch the Indian Club. Basketball is enjoyed by the eighth grade girls. GIRLS P.E. My . . . this must have been an exciting game! Practicing basketball throws is done quite often in groups. OUTSTANDING SPORTS Harry Kelton Ninth grade Ray Wheeler Eighth grade Richard Spears Seventh grade OUTSTANDING SPORTS Sharon Truitt Ninth grade Peggy Mays Eighth grade Gail Clifton Seventh grade CHEERLEADERS ALMA MATER Here's to our dear old high school, Here's to our high school e W days, SHARON DUNCAN Sing out the good old songs, boys, Ring out the good old yeas. Here's to our comrades all, boys, Loyal we'll be always. Here's to our dear old N.T.J.H. Here's to our high school days. Left to right: Frances Polston, Elizabeth Simimons, FRANCES POLSTON CHEERLEADERS FIGHT SONG Oh, when that N.T. High team falls in line, We're going fo win a game another time, And for the LIONS that we love so MARIANNE GERDING well, And for the blue and white, we'll Yell, oh yell, oh yell! We're going to win a game and then for every score, We're going to win a game and then some more. We're going to roll our rivals in the sod, We said the sod, and ROAR! ROAR! ROAR! Sharon Duncan, Marianne Gerding. ELIZABETH SIMMONS GIRLS BASKETBALL NINTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL A TEAM FIRST ROW, left fo right: Betty Carrico, Donna Briggs, Ala Joy Young, Dormer Vick, Shirley Meaders. SECOND ROW: Sharon Truitt, Betty Arrington, Linda Mann, Patsy Brown, Sharon Duncan, Sharen Farmer. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL A TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Emma Inglis, Linda Alred, Sal- lie Reeves, Carolyn Allen, Pat Meaders, Judy Wright. SECOND ROW: Kathy Arnold, Carol Lemons, Betty Pitt, Peggy Mays, Susan Nichols, and Ruth Martin. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL YA TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Gail Cliffon, Glenna Burns, Shirley Buskirk, Cathy Robinson. SECOND ROW: Jackie Polston, Susan Conn, Becky Ellis, Susan Hardesty, and Mary Beck. AUTOGRAPHS Going to Taylor seemed to be quite an experience!!! SPONSORING FIRMS DUGGAN ABSTRACT CO. RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO. EVERS HARDWARE CO. FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP GOEN FUNERAL HOME INDUSTRIAL CREDIT COMPANY JAY'S GRILL KING'S FLOWERS LAUNDROMAT MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION SELBY FLOWER SHOP SELBY GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY 7-UP BOTTLING CO. SOUTHLAND CORP. SPINNING WHEELS ROLLER RINK South Side of Square 505 North Elm South Side of Square 105!; Avenue A 320 West Oak McClurkan Building Ft. Worth Highway 1217 West Hickory 1212 West Mulberry 301 South Locust 600 North Locust 1400 South Locust 301 Decatur Drive 525 Industrial 725 North Elm Street Du2-4832 Du2-6737 Du2-5513 Du2-2132 Du2-4171 Du2-4813 Du2-9135 Du2-2722 Du2-7233 Du2-7213 Du2-4191 Du2-5232 Du2-5924 Du2-4181 Du2-8967 The night of the crowning was quite excifing. SPONSORING FIRMS BARLOW CAFE MARTINO-ROBINSON MANUFACTURING CO. MONROE-PEARSON VARSITY SHOP MOORE BUSINESS FORMS BALL FURNITURE COMPANY MORRISON MILLING COMPANY BROOKS DAIRY COMPANY MULKEY'S VARIETY STORE BURCHARD'S STUDIO PERRYMAN-WILLIAMS BUTLER MATTRESS COMPANY CAMPUS THEATER GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES GRAHAM INSURANCE AGENCY 108 South Locust Masonic Building 421 East Oak 119 Avenue A Denton, Texas East Side Square 319 East Prairie 400 North Locust 1224 West Hickory 1423 Oakland 125 Avenue A Denton, Texas West Hickory Street 115 South Elm Radio Center Du2-8815 Du2-2531 Du2-4177 Du2-7522 Du2-5441 Du2-2223 Du2-4111 Du2-5467 Du2-4312 Du2-5461 Du2-6312 Du2-4221 Du2-4136 Du2-6531 It must be interesting. SPONSORING FIRMS GRAHAM INSURANCE AGENCY CAMPUS THEATER PERRYMAN-WILLIAMS BURCHARD'S STUDIO BROOKS DAIRY COMPANY PIERCE'S MORRISON MILLING COMPANY PIGGLY WIGGLY MOORE BUSINESS FORMS PAT HAMILTON REAL ESTATE HARPOOL SEED HOUSE PITNER HENSLEY PACKING COMPANY RATLIFF TRIM SHOP HERMAN HAUER CANDY COMPANY RUSSELL-NEWMAN Radio Center West Oak Street 125 Avenue A 1423 Oakland 400 North Locust South Side Square 319 East Prairie 115 Austin Street Denton, Texas 104 South Locust East McKinney Street Denton, Texas 624 South Elm 708 South Locust Masonic Building Du2-6531 Du2-4221 Du2-5461 Du2-4312 Du2-5467 Du2-8624 Du2-4111 Du2-6725 Du2-5441 Du2-2500 Du2-2568 Du2-5634 Du2-2643 Du2-4614 Du2-2531 What's the matter, John? Something go wrong? SPONSORING FIRMS DALLAS COFFEE TEA COMPANY CUNNINGHAM STUDIO FIRST STATE BANK LANE'S ICE CREAM TED LEWIS SERVICE STATION LAWLER BUICK COMPANY LINWOOD ROBERSON FLORIST JACK SCHMITZ SON FUNERAL HOME JAGOE ABSTRACT COMPANY DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK VOERTMAN'S WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS H. M. RUSSELL SONS BROOKS DRUG STORE SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Dallas, Texas 1322 West Hickory Denton, Texas 108 Congress 1903 North Elm Street 309 North Locust 501 West Hickory 705 North Locust 107 South Locust Denton, Texas 1314 West Hickory Fort Worth Highway Southwest Corner Square West Hickory 230 West Hickory Street Du2-5031 Du2-5421 Du2-2834 Du2-8340 Du2-4167 Du2-2561 Du2-6622 Du2-6821 Du2-4131 Du2-7313 Du2-2515 Du2-4121 Du2-2565 Du2-2534 The Howdy Dance is planned especially for seventh grades. JAGOE ABSTRACT CO. YOUNG MODERNS RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO. CHESTER MORRIS CHEVROLET CO. JU-CY PIG RESTAURANT KIBLER OFFICE SUPPLY HOOP'S CLOVER FARM STORE RAY HUNT DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE DENTON LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS DENTON ELECTRIC SHOP CRAVEN DRY GOODS COLLEGE BARBER SHOP DENTON SPORTS AND TOY CENTER DENTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 107 South Locust 106 Congress 505 North Elm South Locust and Mulberry 410 North Locust 205 North Elm 305 South Locust 535 Industrial East Hickory 221 East Hickory 315 South Locust East Hickory and Austin 1222 West Hickory 521 North Elm South Side of Square Du2-6821 Du2-2042 Du2-6737 Du2-5451 Du2-8006 Du2-6322 Du2-2545 Du2-8431 Du2-2551 Du2-2527 Du2-7312 Du2-5016 Du2-2585 Du2-3090 Du2-6225 RAY DICKSON MOTOR COMPANY BARLOW CAFE AMERICAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY BARROW INSURANCE COMPANY MARTINO-ROBINSON MFG. CO. STONE SHOE STORE BECK'S GARAGE TALIAFERRO'S RADIO BLAIR ELECTRIC TOBIN DRUG PAT BOONE COUNTRY INN TRAVELSTEAD'S AUTO SUPPLY BOSTON STORE FRED TRUMAN CONOCO STATION MONROE-PEARSON BILL UTTER FORD COMPANY slogor tells The Cask of Amontillado on the awards assem- y. 205 North Eim 108 South Locust 221 West Oak 317 S. Elm Masonic Building North Side Square 311 N. Elm 209 North Locust West Qak Street North Side Square Highway 24 West 215 South Elm Northeast Corner Square 313 North Elm 42 East Oak South Elm Street Du2-6322 Du2-8815 Du2-5913 Du2-9621 Du2-2531 Du2-2814 Du2-8721 Du2-7915 Du2-5712 Du2-2575 Du2-3621 Du2-5474 Du2-4523 Du2-2823 Du2-4177 Du2-5404 It looks like we have a new student in our school!!! BROOKS DRUG STORE H. M. RUSSELL SONS WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK JAGOE ABSTRACT COMPANY JACK SCHMITZ SON FUNERAL HOME LINWOOD ROBERSON FLORIST DALLAS COFFEE AND TEA COMPANY RUSSELL-NEWMAN FLOYD'S BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. VARSITY STUDIO WAFFLE INN YARBROUGH'S PHARMACY PITNER HENSLEY PACKING COMPANY HERMAN HAUER CANDY COMPANY Next to Campus Theater Southwest Corner Square Fort Worth Highway Denton, Texas 107 South Locust 705 North Locust 501 West Hickory Dallas, Texas Masonic Building 620 Bell Avenue 1306 West Hickory 111 South Locust 117 Piner Street Denton, Texas 708 South Locust Du2-2565 Du2-4121 Du2-2515 Du2-4131 Du2-6821 Du2-6622 Du2-2561 Du2-2531 Du2-4164 Du2-4062 Du2-4416 Du2-5033 Du2-5634 Du2-4614 KIBLER OFFICE SUPPLY JU-CY PIG RESTAURANT RAY DICKSON MOTOR COMPANY CHESTER MORRIS CHEVROLET CO. CAMPUS THEATER MONROE-PEARSON MARTINO-ROBINSON MANUFACTURING CO. PAT HAMILTON REAL ESTATE YOUNG MODERNS YARBROUGH'S PHARMACY SCHMITZ-FLOYD-HAMLETT FIRST STATE BANK JAGOE ABSTRACT COMPANY H. M. RUSSELL AND SONS YUCCA TOWER You better believe Miss Sparks when she says bring in your homework. 205 North Elm 410 North Locust 505 North Elm South Locust and Mulberry Where Happiness Costs So Little 421 East Oak Masonic Building 104 South Locust 106 Congress Where Pharmacy Is a Profession Mulberry and Center . Southeast Corner Square 107 South Locust Southwest Corner Square 116 Avenue B Du2-6322 Du2-8006 Du2-6737 Du2-5451 Du2-4221 Du2-4177 Du2-2531 Du2-2500 Du2-2042 Du2-5033 Du2-2214 Du2-5421 Du2-6821 Du2-4121 Du2-6921 Boys will be boys! RUSSELL-NEWMAN SCHMITZ-FLOYD-HAMLETT SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY BROOKS DRUG STORE H. M. RUSSELL SONS WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS VOERTMAN'S DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK MOORE BUSINESS FORMS FLOYD'S BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. LANES ICE CREAM LAWLER BUICK COMPANY TED LEWIS SERVICE STATION FIRST STATE BANK CUNNINGHAM STUDIO Masonic Building Mulberry and Center 230 West Hickory West Hickory Street Southwest Corner Square Fort Worth Highway 1314 West Hickory Southeast Corner Square Denton, Texas 620 Bell Avenue 108 Congress 309 North Locust Street 1903 North Elm Street Southeast Corner Square 1322 West Hickory Du2-2531 Du2-2214 Du2-2534 Du2-2565 Du2-4121 Du2-2515 Du2-7313 Du2-4131 Du2-5441 Du2-4164 Du2-2834 Du2-4167 Du2-8340 Du2-5421 Du2-5031 133 JUNIOR HIGH INDEX Adams, Gloria-37 Allen, Carolyn-37, 89, 90, 93 Anderson, Betty-43 Anderson, Judy-31, 83, 86, 88, 89 Arnold, Kathryn-37, 82, 85, 90, 92, 93, 94, 99 Arrington, Barbara-31 Arrington, Betty Arrington, Jo Linda-43, 95 Ashby, Bill-15, 37, 76, 90, 92, 93, 95, 113 Ashley, Vick-31, 87, 90, 92, 94, 95, 98, 99 Atkins, Freddy-43, 90, 93 Atkins, Jack-30, 31, 69, 90, 93 Baker, Cheryl-43, 85, 95 Ballard, Jon-37 Barber, Charles-31 Bardas, Claudio-43, 90 Barnett, Jack-30, 31, 77,82, 83, 111 Barrett, Linda-31, 89, 90, 92, 98 w Belken, Evelyn-37, 89, 90 Bellar, James 43, 82, 101 Berg, Connie-37 Berry, Amfa-27 31,78, 83, 89 Black, Donna-37, 88, 98, 99 Blair, Catherine-27, 31, 83, 102 1 Bonney, Carol-43, 90, 93 Booker, Kenneth-31, 96, 109 Boyd, Betty-31, 83, 89 Boyd, Dale-43 Boyd, Jimmy-37, 82, 84, 90, 94, 95 Braley, M. Sue43, 90, 93, Breen, Karen43, 90, 93,98 Brooks, Suzanne-27, 31, 83, 89 Brown Chris10, 37, 90, 93, 98 Brown Kennerh 31, 68, 90,92, 93,110,111 wn, Vernon-31 Burks Johnny-37 76, 83,85, 103 Burns, Glenna-42, 43, 89 Caldwell, David-37, 90, 103 Campbell, Larry-37 83, 90 Cantrell, J Carrico, Betty-31 68, 89, 90, 91, 92 Carroll, Sonny-37 0, 95 Clifton, Ernest-31, 66, 85, 87, 88, 90, 92, 93, 101, 104 Clifton, Gail-43, 89, 90, 93,111,119 Cochran, Pat-37, 90, 93, 94 Coffey, Butch-32, 96 Cole, Jimmy-38 Conn, Susan-43, 8 Connell, Fred-30, 32 67,83,84,93 Copeland, Steve-32 Core, Mary Beth-43, 90 Cory, Bryan-10, 32, 82, 87, 90, 92, 95, 98, 99 Crabb, Melvin-38 Craddock, Kenneth-43, 93 Cundiff, Billy-38, 72, 90 Cundiff, John-42, 43, 73, 88, 90 Cunningham, Larry-38, 93, 94, 98 Cunningham, Jimmy-32, 82, 83, 94 Drake, Sarah-38, 83, 89, 93 Duncan, Joy-38, 77, 82, 83, 89, 101 Duncan, Sharon-26, 32, 83, 101, 104, 120 Eberly, Steven32, 84, 92, 98, 99 Evans, Dennis-44, 76, 90, 95 Evans, Doyle-32 -38 Farmer, Sharen-32, 71, 82, 84, 86, 89, 90, 92, 97 8 Fiorelli, Donna-44 Foreman, Earlene-38, 76, 85, 89 Forester, Mary-38 owler, Dorothy44 Fowler, Judy-27, 32, 83, 89 Fromholz, Steve-38, 101, 113 Fulgham, Wendell-38, 90, 94 Gaines, Jerry-32, 94, 95, 98 Gammon, Mike-36, 38, 76, 83, 85, 113 Ganzer, Carl-32, 74, 83,110, 111 Gardner, Kathleen-38, 88, 92, 94 George, Don-32, 95 Gerding, Marianne-27 32, 69, 83, 88, 89, 116, 121 Gibson, David-32, ibson, Manon 44 90 95,98 Gillenwater, Jackie-32 Gillenwater, Janice-44, 92 Glasscock, Glenn-44, 78, 92 Goin, Giles-32 Goodner, James-32 71, 90, 102, 108, 109, 111 4 Hall, Terry-44, 90, 93 Hamilton, Mary Jane-32, 70, 83, 85, 87, 89, 97, 104 105 Hamilton, Pete-38, 82, 90, 93, 95 Hammett, Bet y- 8,92 Haney, Mauzon-32 Hardesty, Susan 44,77, 89, 90 Harral, Eldon-. 0, 92 Harrell, Paula- 3 Harris, David-38, 92 Harvill, Nancy-33 Harwell, Geraldine44 Helm, Sharon-44, 77, 90, 93 Helvey, Judy-38, 76, 89, 90, 104, 105 3 Higdon, James-44, 90, 95 Higgs, Jerry-3 Higgs, Jo Nell-38 Hilliard, Gail-33 Hodnett, George-39 Holloway, Rodney-44 Hooper, Sharon-44 Hope, Ronnie-39, 90 Hottelet, Mary- 33 83, 85, 88, 95, 98 Housden, Lenda-33 Housley, Karen-33 Howard, Patsy Ann-33, 89 Howard, Patsy Alice-33 Hunt, Martha-39, 89, 90 Hutcherson, Connie-39 Hutchison, Terry-15, 39, 90, 92, 94 Inglis, Emma-39, 88 Inman, Glen-33, 96 Jagoe, Katherine-14, 33, 84, 86, 89, 90, 92, 98 James, Sue-39, 0 Jennings, Brantley-44 Jeter, Joe-33, 90, 92 Jeter, Judy-44 Johnson, Hilma-39 Keeland, Carolyn-39, 92 Kelton, Harry33, 90, 92, 102, 108, 109, 110, 111, 118 84,90 Kirkland, Jacqueline-33 Klein, Skipper39, 77, 83, 88, 98, 113 Knox, Mary Lou-33, 85, 88, 90, 91, Krueger Charlohe-39 82, 84,92, 98 Krueger, Thelma 33, 84, 88, 98 Kunkel, James-33 Lantrip, BlIIy 30 33,78, 83,98 I.amrlp, Jerry-44 m, Larry39, 113 Leedy, Thomas-33, 87,95,98 Lemons, Carol-39, 89, 90, 92 Lemons, David-33, 90 92, 98, 99 cBee, my-33 McCain, Mike-44, 77,113 McCormick, Morris-39 McDaniel, Jerry-34 McGalllard Cums 34, 96 34, 75, 83, 84, 86, 89, 97, 100 Mahoney, Jim-44, 77, 90, 93 Malone, Bob-34, 96, 111 Mann, Linda-34 Marquis, Carol-44, 90, 95 Marquis, Robyn-34, 90 Martin, May-11, 39, 72, 83, 89 Martin, Ruth-11, 39, 76, 83, 89 Marvin, Caroline-39, 89, 90 Mason, Calial-39 Mayfield, Shirley-39, 92 36, 40, 82, 89,92, 98,99, 119 Meaders, Shirley-34, 89 Messenger, Scottie13, 34, 75, 83, 100, 102, 108, 109, 1 Melton, Lynn-34, 83, 85, 88, 94 Miller, Eddie-4. Miller, Freddie-34 Milligan, Eddie-34, 96 Milliken, Sharon-44, 90, 93 Milliken, Vaughn-12, 40, 90, 33, 103 Mills, Phil-40, 93, 94 oore, Dyane-34, 83, 87 Morris, Paula Norman, William-44 Nuckels, Elaine-44, 78, 98 O!lver Marsha27, 34, 83, 85, 89, 98 Payne, Rufl h-34 Pender, Roy-45, 90, 95 Phillip: dy-34 Pickle, Jerry-34, 111 Pippin, Duane-4 Pitt, Betty-40, 89, 90, 93, 99 Pitts, Nita-34, 83, 89, 98 Polston, Frances-34, 67, 84, 88, 89, 120 Rader, Ronnie-40, 92 Radons, Ross-45 Rasco, John-45, 90, 95 Reeves, Gail-45, 88, 92, 104, 105 Reeves, Sallie-40, 89, 9 4 Robinson, Barrett42, 45, 88, 90, 95 Robinson, Cathy-45, 82, 92, 95 Rogers, Elizabeth-45, 77, 89, 92, 101 Rogers, Mike-34, 104, 105 Rooney, Martin-45 Sams, Jannine-36, 40, 99 Santerre, Charles-45, 95, 104, 105 Savage, John David-40, 90, 93, 94, 98, 99, 1 15 Selby, Susan-40, 89, 90, 94 Sewalt, Sherry-45, 92 Shelton, James-34, 109 Shelton, Richard-45, 95 Shockley, John-34 Shubert, Wesley-45 Shuford, Tom-40, Simmons, Ehzabe1h-27 35, 66, 83, 85, 88, 89, 116, 121 Sims, Gary- 5,96 Smith, Jim Bob-12, 35, 90, 92, 110, 111 Smuth Kathleen-35 S wis-45 Smith, Terry;36 40, 70, 85, 93, 104, 105, 114 Sorrels, Les4 Southard Rlckle 45,95 Spears, Richard-45,76,92,93,113, 118 Speegle, Roger-35, 85, 86,90, 92, 93, 98 Splawn, Rebecca-45 Spurlock, James-35, 90 Starr, Richard-40 Stephens, William 45 77,85,95 Stringer, Freddy Sturtevant, Ruth 35 85,90 Swanson, Ellen-45, 92 Taylor, Dolores-83 Taylor, Don-40 Taylor, Margaret-45, 76, 89, 90 Thomas, Reba Sue-35, 82, 89, 90, 91 Thomas, Ruby Jane-35, 89, 90, 91 Thomas, Sara-35, 82, 84, 87, 89 Trowbridge, Mary Ruth-35 Truitt, Sharon-35, 84, 85, 87,98, 111, 119 Underhill, Winnie Sue-35 Vaughn, Linda Marie-35 Vick, Dormer-35, 83, 89 Wallace, Dalwin-41 Watkins, Joann-45, 76, 92 Wells, Donald-35, 83, 98 Wharton, Mary-35 Wheeler, Dorothy-45, 82, 90, 92 Wheeler, Ray-41, 93, 118 Whitten, Mike-27, 35, 83, 93 Wilburn, Mike-35, 88, 93 Williams, Joe Ray-41 Willingham, Kenneth-41 Wilson, Mike-35, 83, 94, 95 Wright, Tommy-45, 92, 95 Wyss, Paul-45, 95, 113 Yarbrough, John Bill-45, 90, 93, 94 Zimmerman, Bobby-41, 95 136 AUTOGRAPHS The Best Yaurbooks Are TAYLOR-MADE TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, DALLAS, TEXAS