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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1960 volume:

The 1960 Lion's Roar North Texas Junior High School Denton, Texas Vol. VIII 1960 Lion's Roar Staff Co-Editors Peggy Mays Carol Lemons Editorial Staff Susan Selby Charlotte Krueger Earlene Foreman Sue James Bill Ashby Carol Sue Clarke Judy Wright John David Savage Business Managers Evelyn Belken Kathryn Arnold Artists Susan Nichols Caroline Marvin Carolyn Allen Larry Cunningham Photographers Sonny Carroll Pat Cochran Phil Mills Pete Hamilton Homer Reynolds Freddy Stringer Contents Administration Buildings Elementary Junior High Favorites Sports Activities CHESTER O. STRICKLAND, Superintendent of Schools Secretary to the Principal, Mrs. Mar- jorie Drennan Secretary to the Di- rector, Mrs. Kathleen Wimberly Mr. J. L. Burks, Principal Dr. C. M. Clarke, Director of the Laboratory School P Officers are, left to right: Mr. Tom Wleler, President; s, J. Vice Preel Bruce Coates, ; and Dr. Dell kjer Treasurer. School Board Members Llft to rwht Raymond L. Wheeler, Mrs. Albert E. Wyss, Grover C. Stuart, W. T. Tipp Hall, Orr Jr, and Dr. E. lifton. Not pictured: Royce Whitten. Student Council Officers, left to right: Martin, Publicity wcreum, Joy Duncan Re- cording Secretary; Judy Helvey, one3pond ing Secretary; and Susan Parks, Editor. Student Council Representatives, sitting, left to right: Sallie Reeves, Charlotte Krueger, Donna Fiorelli, Sharon Helm, Ann Rylander, and Nancy Sharer. Standing: Billy Lumhif Dennis Evans, il Clifton, and Jerry Housden. Not pictured: Carolyn Keeland, Harry Hall, Student Council Officers Johnny Burks Vice President Duties of the Vice President are to as- sume the obligations of the President in his absence and to work with the President on the programs for the meetings. Johnny Burks has been an able Vice President of the Stu- dent Council during 1959-60. Student Council Officers, left to right: Gerry Pooler, Girl Sergeant.at-Arms; May Martin, Parliamentarian; Bill Ashby, Boy Sergeant- at-Arms; and David Bays, Treasurer. Student Council President Terry Smith Among the numerous duties of Terry Smith, President of the Student Council, are the important ones of presiding over the regular council meetings and student as- semblies and representing our school in interscholastic relations. Terry has been a credit to N.T.J.H.S. on all occasions, and we say. Thank you, Terry, for another wonderful year in our school life. B 1 ABORANES v B S - et MM' B ol P, 5 a::..:a, vl o 3 e g g 2 a 0 A E o 19 - 7 Gymnasium Shop Interior Buildings Junior High Wing Elementary Wing Kindergarten Wing Building Interiors Homemaking Laboratory Building Interiors Trophy Case Annual Staff Office Principal's Office Air View of North Texas Laboratory School ALMA MATER Here's to our dear old high school, Here's to our high school days, 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. FIGHT SONG Oh, when that N.T. High team falls in line, We're going to win a game another time, And for the Lions that we love so well, And for the blue and white we'll yell, oh, yell, oh, yell! We're going to fight, fight, fight 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! Hello folks, My name is the Lab Lion. To some of you I need no introduction be- cause I have been here for several years. During these years traditions have changed, but one thing remains the same . .. the wonderful kids. Waiting for graduation gives me time to think back over the years. For example, I remember . . . . wmenI was in Mark Atkins Diane Crain Rickey Fuller Ellen Hopkin Diane Lindley Terry Maxwell Margaret Ayer Jack Cross Billy Gardner Jay Howell Elana Lindley Scott McAdow Don Baker Carey Davis Scott Harpool Carol Hottelet Patrick Long Monte Pearson John Brooks Lanny De Foor im Harrison Tom Hyder Billy Luker Roberta Jean Parrish Kim Calhoun David Eubank Melinda Haynie Helen Jardine Karen MacIntyre Larry Pelzel Virginia Cline Judy Ford Cynthia Hendricks Timmy Kjer Doug Mainous Steve Pickrell Raoul Smyth Jim Riddlesperger Robin Rogers Gail Ann Saunders Lee Smith Bobby Speck Gary Taylor John Thompson David Whitten Kindergarten Right: Creative play is important in the kindergarten. Left: MRS MARGARET KING Counting at the counting frame are Donna Pelzel, Lex Dickie, Carolyn Brooks, and Jim Connell. Judy Adkins Rosemary Anderson Pam Asher Max Batson Bonnie Boyd Carolyn Brooks Amanda Brown Bill Carter Martha Cline Jim Connell Lex Dickie Greg Dunham Kenny Redden, Steve Friedsam, Rob Foster, Amanda Brown, and Bill Carter form a reading group. Below: Kate Morey, Bonnie Boyd, Pam Asher, Helen Wyss, and Randy Robason play in the Littleville Grocery Store. I e MRS. LUCILE NEELY Rob Foster Steve Friedsam Janna Johnson Mary Jo Kamp Tina Lowe Kate Morey Donna Pelzel Shelly Potter Kenney Redden Randy Robason Becky Webb Helen Wyss Mrs. Neely watches as Tina Lowe, Judy Adkins, Jana Johnson, The painting group is made up of Rosemary Anderson, Martha and Mary Jo Kamp put word apples on the tree. Cline, Greg Dunham, and Shelly Potter. 21 Second Grade Above: Study with the microscope holds the attention of Donald Duncan, Matt Hyder, Phillip Escue, Jack Frisby, and Kent Gillen. Below: Reed Pearson, Marsha Rainey, Mary Pat Sullivan, Debby Ferguson, Jan Gafford, Linda Kamp, and Mary Key Thompson hang hearts on the Valentine tree. Marilyn Brown Debbie DuChemin Debby Ferguson Jan Gafford J. C. Bilyeu Roger Bogan Abel Cline Mary Ann Dickie Donny Duncan Phillip Escue Kathy Foster Jack Frisby Kent Gillen Jake Hendricks Below: Barbara Perry, Kenton Mclntyre, Roger Bogan, Jake Heninscits, Trax:y Cline, and Mary Ann Dickie sing the Clup- mun! ng. MRS. TRAVIS BRONSTAD Danny Kjer Matt Hyder Ann Jagoe Jana Jones Linda Kamp Marsha Rainey Kenton Maclntyre Read Pearson Barbara Perry Pam Plunkett Mary Pat Sullivan Mary Key Thompson Kristie Widmann Rusty Wright Dr. Du Chemin shows the moon through a !,elmope to Marilyn Brown, Kristie Widmann, J. C. Bllyeu, and Rusty Wright are Kathy Foster, Jana Jones, and Debbie Du Chemin. doing creative play with puppets, 23 Bobby Cambron Rebecca Duncan Bob Harpool Cheryl Kooker Michael Morey Gregg Mays Nancy Neblett MRS. SYLVIA BARLOW Sarah Dickie Elaine Gardner ary Jost Abigail Miller Nancy Len Nelson Third Grade orman Parrish, Gregg Mays, and Danny Potter are out of this world in books and costume. Kathy Nichols, Nancy Len Nelson, Terry Riddlesperger, and Donnie Jost put the finishing touches on their playmate. Below: Shell research is the chief interest, here, of Becky Duncan, Pam Stephens, Nancy Neblett, Sarah Dickie, and Abigail Miller. Terry Riddlesperger Connie Thompson son, Gary Jost, Robert to their personal dictionaries. Kenny Yarbrough, Bruce Robinson, Mike Morey, Ed oulouse, and Barbara Cline are adding words Bruce Robinson Robert Toulouse Scott, Connie Thomp- Kathy Nichols Charles Saunders Patrick Widmann Norman Parrish Danny Potter Ed Scott Pam Stephens Riley Willey Kenny Yarbrough 4 e Elaine Gardner, Bobby Cambron, Riley Willey, and Bob Harpool are constructing a set before they dramatize a story. 5 Evelyn Ballard Ann Boyd Jane Carter Linda Core Ronnie De Foor Jimmy Barrow Bill Bonds T erry Brown Tim Brown Sally Cline Bruce Coates Judith Davis Susan Davis Clark Eberly Larry Felts MR. BOB GILSTRAP Fourth Grade Above: Mr. Gilstrap listens as Janet Ferguson, Linda Core, Bill McMath, Dick Laney, and Karen Friedsam discuss newspaper stories. Below: Evelyn Ballard, Jim Hamilton, Sammy Toulouse, Ronnie DeFoor, Sallie Cline, and Peggy Kamp are making a study of snakes. e e Below: Susan Davis, Jane Carter, Judith Davis, Chris Webb, Bill Bonds, and Scott Hutchison keep very busy with the SRA Read- ing Laboratory. Janet Ferguson Karen Friedsam Jim Hamilton Freddy Harrison Sylvia Hunt Scott Hulchison Nikki Jeffrey Karyn Johnson Judy Jones Peggy Kam Dick Laney Mike Lantrip Mark McCain Bll.l Mc'VIalh Sammy Toulouse Chris Webb : b 5 Freddy Harrison, Jimmy Barrow, Larry Felts, Tim Brown, Bruce Coates, Michael Lantrip, and Mark McCain enjoy Schlaag. Nikki Jeffrey, Karen Johnson, Sylvxa Hunt, Clark Eberly, ?:nd Judy Jones practice combinations in the Number orner. Sara Adkins er David Hendricks Dennis Jost Mary Asher Thomas Bonk Marilyn Griffin Patsy Holland Susan Lewis MRS. NINA MACKLIN Jim Bays Eric Du Chemin Sally Harpool Ann Hottelet Richard Long Fifth Grade David Hendricks, Crispin Miller, Wendy Widmann, Penny Mays, Susan Lewis, an arilyn Wyss found that covering books was one of the blggest chores they had to do. Mrs. Macklin has ways to make even the study of frac- tions seem like fun to Dennis Jost, Eric Du Chemin, Terry Leedy, Ann Hottelet, Carol Ann Money, and Richard Long. Below: There's never a dull moment in the library for Julia Yarbrough, Carol Riddlesperger, Sara Adkins, Janeda Wood, Cynthia Silvey, and Mary Asher. Penny Mays Crispin Miller Carol Ann Money Annis Normile Terry Leedy Ruth Ottman Carol Riddlesperger Kay Rogers Charlotte Sewalt Cynthia Silvey Charles Thompson Wendy Widmann Janeda Wood Marilyn Wyss Julia Yarbrough ropucTS oo B Kay Rogers, Charlotte Sewalt, Marilyn Griffin, Beth Bogan, Sally Har A study of maps is important to Charles Thompson, pool, and Annis Normile demonstrate their health program. LHH F llzlef- PMSY Holland, Thomas Bonk, Ruth Ottman, and Jim Sixth Grade Nancy Rasco, Bill Melton, Carolyn Spurlock, and Mark Copp show the camera they constructed. Phillip Kelton, Dan Shuford, John Roach, John Alan Logue, Lynn Kooker, and Carolyn Connell find that play- ing chess is another way to learn to concentrate. Carolyn Connell Mark Copp Bill Craddock Johnny Dawson Jimmy Gardn, Linda Helm Below: Linda Helm, Martha Pickrell, Bridget Morey, Johnny Carol Ann Holt Clark Hyder r Debby Hyman Dawson, Tim White, Carolyn Connell, Carol Neale, Mary Ann Phillip Kelton Jeanette Kooker John Alan Logue Sullivan, and Debby Hyman helped with the decorations for the Bill Melton Bridget Morey Carole Neale tree and sang carols. MISS ANN BRADLEY Sixth Grade Nancy Rasco Steve Neale Byron Parrish Martha Pickrell Carolyn Spurlock John Roach Scott Robinson Dan d Mary Ann Sullivan Tim White Marcus Whitten All of us were eager . .. Bill Cra,ddock Steven Nea.le, Byron Parrish, and Soou . .. so that Clark Hyder, Marcus Wluuen, Carol Ann Holt, and Jimmy Robinson are puumg the finishing touches on the Valen- Gardner can demonstrate its operation. tine Post Office . Lomake new Friends in - .. J L Junior I gh Seventh Grade Officers Ann Rylander Janet McCrary Cynthia Hayes Scott Ford Secretary-Treasurer Vice President Reporter President Rosca Lee Adkins Dalton Allen Skippy Allen Greg Anderson Joe Anderson Kirk Anderson Nicky Banks Seventh Grade Elesa Beale Barbara Bellar Gayle Bennett Billy Be J. C. Bilyeu Michael Betty Lou Bird r Beverly Carolyn Bogan Suzanne Bonk Doug Boyd Frances Bridges David Brittian avid Buck D: Virginia Caddel ommy Carrigan Jackie Chancellor Janice Cox Julie Crenshaw Cecilia Cunningham Robert Dane Barbara Davis Darrell Doss Jana Drennan Sherri Elem Seventh Grade Johnny Erwin Penny Faris Scott Ford Don Foster Elizabeth Frederick Peggy Garrison Phillip Gerding Gary Gheen Roy Godi Darlene Hale Rebecca Haley rry Hall ry Ha Jeff Hamilton Jerry Hassell Cynthia Hayes Donna Joy Heine Paul Hieble Don Hill Janice Hodge Jerry Housden Glenda Hunter Seventh Grade Sara Hyder Mickey Jenson Ruth Johnson Linda Kindred Bobby Ki Kay Klein O SRReE John Laird Tom Laney Charles Lantrip Victor Lauderdale Julia Lester Jimmy Lowry Betty McAlister Chip McClendon Patricia Madewell 37 Belinda Mangum Susan Marquis Kae Martin Royce Mason Dorothy Matheson Vicki Ma Barbara Mayfield Seventh Grade David Meaders Bobby Miller Brin Miller Paddy M Lend, Molkey Brenda Murdock Mike Neblett Linda Newland David Nichols Steve Nicholson Judy Oliver Dan O'Rear David Payne Glenda Scott Kerra Scripture Gary Scroggins Dick Selby Nancy Sharer Betty Sherman David Sims Seventh Grade Larry Sitton Gary Smith Gladys Smith Kathy Snider Phillip Sprabary Rickie Tonn Bill Wallace Mike Webb Alan Widmann Claudia Williams Kaye Wills Gary Winfrey Mike Woodson Geraldine Young Laura Zerwer 40 Eighth Grade Officers Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Vice President President John Cundiff Steve Stephens Bobby White Richard Spears Cheryl Baker Claudio Bardas Donnie Beale Jim Bellar Sue Braley Karen Breen Glenna Burns Gail Clifton Elg hth Grade Tudy Copeland Gary Allred Betty Anderson Linda Arrington Freddy Atkins Susan Conn Ken Craddock John Cundiff Jimmy Lee Dial Mary Beth Core Dean Douglas Becky Ellis Dennis Evans Rusty Faught Donna Fiorelli Dorothy Fowler Wendell Fulgham 41 Marion Gibson Glenn Glasscock Terry Hall Susan Hardesty Eldon Harra Geraldine Harwell Sharon Helm Jim Higdon Rodney Hollaway Sharon Hooper Bill Ives Brantley jennings Judy Jeter James Johnson Eighth Grade Sandra Leteon Jimmie Littrell Barbara Lovejoy Mike McCain Jim Mahoney Paul Mann Carol Marquis Eddie Miller Sharon Milliken Elaine Nuckels oy Pender Louella Phillips 4 Duane Pippin Jackie Polston Billy Prestridge Ross Radon John Rasco Gale Reeves Barrett Robinson Cathy Robinson Beth Rogers Martin Rooney Charles Santerre Kay Scott Eighth Grade T Sien Billy Smith Don Smith Manson Smith Les Sorrels Rickie Southard Richard Spears Steve Stephens Ellen Swanson Margaret Taylor Bobby White Paul Wyss John Bill Yarbrough 43 Ninth Grade Pat Cochran Ray Wheeler Linda Alred Mike Gammon Officers President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Gloria Adams Carolyn Allen Linda Alred Kathryn Arnold Bill Ashby Jon Ballard David Bays Evelyn Belken Donna Black Patsy Bodkins Jimmy Boyd Jackie Bridges Jane Brinkley Glenn Brookshear Glenda Broughton obby Brown Chris Brown Johnny Burks Bertha Buskirk David Caldwell Sonny Carroll Carol Sue Clarke 45 Pat Cochran - Lynn Cole Melvin Crabb Sarah Drake Joy Duncan Barbara Felts Wayne Ferrell Earlene Foreman Steve Fromholz Kathleen Gardner ike Gammon Jimmy Hacker Pete Hamilton Betty Hammett Clifford Harper David Harris Judy Helvey 46 Jo Nell Higgs George Hodnett Ronnie Hope Martha Hunt Terry Hutchison Emma Inglis Sue James Hilma Johnson Bart Jones Carolyn Keeland Ralph Kerr Marsha Hunt Linda Kimbrell Skipper Klein Charlotte Krueger Larry Latham emons Mary Helen Littleton David Lovejoy Jimmy McBee Morris McCormick Bob McMath 47 48 Susan Parks Rita Partin Naomi Patterson Betty Pitt Bob Pockrus Geraldine Pooler Alvin Ralls Mike Reed Calial Mason Shirley Mayfield Peggy Mays Pat Meaders Vaughn Milliken Phil Mills Nancy Morrison Linda Newborn Jannine Sams John David Savage Susan Shelby Tom Shuford Doyle Smith Terry Smith Charlotte Starr Richard Starr Sally Reeves Homer Reynolds C. R. Salmon Ninth Grade Bill Stokes Freddy Stringer Don Taylor Dalwin Wallace Ray Wheeler Joe Ray Williams Kenneth Willingham Virginia Winfrey William Worthy Judy Wright obby Zimmerman 49 4 59 fAm'U was the elsction of . .. Save ol dollars x?; vorites Best All-Round MIKE GAMMON 52 Friendliest SUSAN SELBY BILLY CUNDIFF 53 Best Looking JANNINE SAMS JOHNNY BURKS 54 Best Sport BILL ASHBY Wittiest SUSAN NICHOLS TERRY SMITH 56 Ninth Grade Favorites BOB McMATH 57 Eighth Grade Favorites GALE REEVES JOHN RASCO CHARLES SANTERRE Seventh Grade Favorites o . e NANCY SHARER SCOTT FORD 59 Basketball King and Queen BILL STOKES 60 Football King and Queen JON BALLARD 61 Runners U P Margaret Taylor Dennis Evans BEST ALL-ROUND Kay Klein Gary Smith Susan Hardesty John Cundiff FRIENDLIEST Barbara Bellar Johnny Erwin 62 Runners Up Becky Ellis Richard Spears BEST LOOKING Vicki May David Buck Susan Conn Steve Stephens BEST SPORT Linda Kindred Don Foster Runners Up Sharon Helm Barrett Robinson WITTIEST Betty Sherman Bobby Miller Kathy Arnold Skipper Klein NINTH GRADE FAVORITES Janet McCrary Dalton Allen SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES 64 Runners Up EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITE Glenna Burns Winning candidates Runners-up and . . . 59.60 was a . .. P-TA hostesses for the Christmas Party . . . Iore runners-up Football C. R. SALMON 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. DAVID BAYS JON BALLARD The 1959-1960 football team had an unsuccessful season, winning only two games while losing seven and tying one. JOHN CUNDIFF S L oua a2 Eighth Grade Players JOHN RASCO BILL IVES CHARLES SANTERRE Ty Standing: Johnny Burks, Larry Latham, Steve Fromholz, Mike Gammon, Jon Ballard, Bill Doss, and Coach Travis Duncan. Kneeling: Bill Ashby, David Bays, Bill Stokes, Bob Brown, and C. R. almon. LIONS WIN DISTRICT SECOND YEAR! UNBEATEN IN 38 GAMES! This years Lions were district winners last year as eighth graders and have repeated their victory this year. During the two years they have remained undefeated through 36 scheduled games and two post-season games with Grand Prairie. Below: Ninth grade team manager Skipper Klein displays two of the four trophies won by the ninth graders this year. L A iy Eighth Grade team members: back: John Cundiff, John Rasco, Mike McCain, and,Jim Bellar. Center: Freddy Atkins, Paul Wyss, and Richard Spears. Kneeling: Steve Stephens. Not pictured: Bill Ives. Eighth Grade Team NINTH GRADE SCHEDULE TEAM WE THEY Highland Park .. 47 42 McKinney 45 24 Denton Jr. High .. 52 31 Sherman 57 38 Bowie .. 58 47 Highland Park 59 55 McKinney 81 56 24 Below: David Caldwell, scorekeeper; Richard 20 Shelton, eighth grade manager. 28 : 23 14 29 24 Gainesville 40 Whitesboro 33 Sherman 40 Denison 25 i ille 46 Denton Jr. High 38 Whitesboro 24 Sherman 27 Denison 21 Gainesville 34 Denton Jr. High . 33 District Games Ninth Grade Basketball Team Coach MR. TRAVIS DUNCAN LARRY LATHAM BILL ASHBY BILL STOKES BOBBY BROWN Ninth Grade Basketball Team JOHNNY BURKS DAVID BAYS BILL DOSS JON BALLARD MIKE GAMMON C. R. SALMON Basketball Action Shots Steve Fromholz, 12, Johnny Burks, Mike Gam- mon background Above: Bill Doss background, shooting, Jon Ballard 25 Below: Larry Latham ball in Below: Steve Fromholz 12, Mlke hand Gammon ball in hand, Latham far right Basketball Action Shots Mike McCain 4, John Rasco 3 Jim Bellar 7, Mike McCain 4, John Rasco 3 Spears, McCain, John Cundiff 9, Ives, and Bellar The Custodians Mzr. Lockhart and Mr. Mulkey Our Cooks Mrs. Carter, Mrs. White, and Mrs. Nix 76 Kiwanis Tennis Tournament Winners Spring Activities This is how we tell when its Spring. Mr. Fred Slack has the P.E. classes for eighth and ninth grade boys. Shirley Mayfield o P.E, yet? I dont believe it! We don't know who he is, but he's up! Outstanding Athletes NINTH GRADE Mike Gammon Peggy Mays EIGHTH GRADE Gail Clifton Richard Spears SEVENTH GRADE Don Foster Linda Kindred Cheerleaders . e g e o . Miss Reva Ebert sponsors the cheerlead: ers, the tennis club, and the basketball teams in addition to her work with all grades in physical education. ot - . - . - . - - Ruth Martin Miss Ebert Joy Duncan May Martin Cheerleaders Joy, Ruth, Judy, and May Judy Helvey Girls Basketball NINTH GRADE TEAM Back: Susan Nichols, Peggy Mays, Carol Lemons, and Ruth Martin. Center: Jannine Sams, manager, Carolyn Allen, Linda Alred, and Charlotte Kxueger Seated: Emma Inglls, Sallie Reeves, and Judy Wright. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Back: Beth Rogers, manager, Susan Hardesty, Judy Copeland, Becky Ellis, and Susan Conn. Center: Gail Chfton, Glenna Burns, Jackie Polston, and Shirley Buskirk. Seated: Barbara Lovejoy, Sharon Milliken, and Sue Braley. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Back: Betty Sherman, manager, Judy Oliver, Suzanne Bonk, Linda Newland, Carolyn Bogan. Center: Shirley' Teague, Julia Lester, Ruth m, lander, Rosca Adkins, and Susan Harrell Basketball Tournament ,i Sallie Reeves Carol Lemons, Carolyn Allen, and Glenna Burns Left: Gail Clifton, Becky Ellis, Sallie Reeves, and Barbara Lovejoy Below: Carolyn Bogan, Emma Inglis, Ruth Johnson, Rosca Adkins, Charlotte Krueger, and Miss Ebert Almost everyone takes part. .. 83 7 our pfO?me oFr. .. Qetivitse s Mr. and Mrs. Hollis have given freely of their time in sponsoring school parties and taking complete charge of music for our dances. Mr. Hollis teaches shop courses and is in charge of textbooks for our school. MRS. MARGIE HOLLIS What more coveted compliment could be given one than to say, She is a real teacher.? This conclusion is reached only after one has been judged by many stand- ards and has been tried and proved. Mrs. Margie Hollis is just such a teacher. We are so happy and fortunate that Mrs. Hollis came our way. She is truly a devoted teacher who has given these many years of her life to helping others. The lives of many hundreds of boys and girls, as well as fellow teachers, have been made fuller and richer through association and work with her. Her teaching and influence have been given chiefly through the medium of music; however, her efforts are just as effective through other areas. Her constant and prime concern is the welfare and proper growth and development of the individual child. She is always ready and anxious to lend a sympathetic and understanding ear to a child and his problems. It is to Mrs. Margie Hollis, a devoted teacher, and a true friend to students and fellow teachers alike, that we dedicate this 1960 LION'S ROAR. Carol Lemons Co-Editor Lion's nny Carroll Mrs. Virginia Cundiff Photographer English amilton Miss Mary Carden Photographer Art Carolyn Allen Judy Wright Artist Girls Sports Peggy Mays Kathryn Arnold Evelyn Belken Bill Ashby Co-Editor Co-Business Mgr. Co-Business Mgr. Boys Sports Roar Freddy Stringer Carol Sue Clarke Photographer Classes Editor Mrs. Jo Harris Phil Mills Homer Reynolds Earlene Foreman Typing Photographer Photographer Parties and Assemblies General Business Social Studies Susan Selby John David Savage Activities Editor Clubs and Organizations Sue James Elementary Editor 89 Ross Radons, Steve Fromholz, Skipper Klein, Kenneth Willingham, Ricky Southard, Bob White, and Steve Stephens prepare the coat racks for one of our school parties. School Miss Eleanor Rayne, social studies teacher, sponsors the School Coun- cil and its many allied activities. School Storekeepers at work are Terry Hutchison, John Rasco, and Jim Bellar. Homeroom storekeepers are Richard Starr, Dorothy Fowler, Judy Copeland, David Brittian, Scott Ford, Victor Lauderdale, Peggy Starr, Bob McMath, and Kathy Arnold. L One of the duties of the service class is to assign tables for supervision in the lunchroom. Holding name cards are Donna Black, Charles Santerre, Jannine Sams, Sarah Drake, Shirley Buskirk, and Richard Spears. Council Some of the members of the work- ing group enjoy lunch at one of the tables decorated by the coun- cil during the Christmas season. Beth Rogers, John Cundiff, Susan Ha.rdesty, Glenna Burns, and Jackie Polston demonstrate the functions of the bulletin board in the main hall. Competitive Fvents Bill Ashby standing, Bllly Cundiff right and David Bays participated in debal David Nichols reads a Letter from Mama in the story- telling event. The School Council sponsors a series of events throughout the year in order that students in all grades may compete for points. Each grade tries to accumulate the most points for the year. Seventh graders decorate their homeroom for Chnslmas competition with Scientific Santa and His Red-Nosed Rocket. Below: One ninth grade group used The Twelve Days of Christmas for its room decoration. Officers of the Honor Society, from left, are: Charlotte Krueger, vice president; Kathy Arnold, president; Marsha Key, school council representative; Mike Gammon, secretary; and Glenn Brookshear, treasurer. Mrs. Steva Harris teaches ninth grade English classes and is the head sponsor of the Honor Society. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for superior scholarship; to develop loyal pupil citizenship; to stimulate a desire to serve faith- fully one's school, community, and country; to promote trustworthy leadership; and to instill exemplary quali- ties of character in the pupils of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades of North Texas Junior High School. Members of the Honor Society, below: Jimmy Boyd, Cheryl Baker, Earlene Foreman, Johnny Burks, Bill Doss, Terry Smith standing, Steve Stephens, and Carolyn Clarke. Front: Parks; Allen; Marvin; Hunt; Taylor; Escue. Second: Shuford; Belken; Selby, S.; Alred; Payne; Cerdmg, Sherman Hayes Mllllken, V.; Clifton. Third: Breen, Marquis, C.; Core, Helm, Hall, T.; Bogan; MMah Wheeler; Mahoney, Stringer; Higdon; Smith, B.; Wld.mann, A. Fourth: Rylander; McCrary; McAlister; Caddel; Nicholson; Sims; Madewell; Mayfield; Snider; Cundiff, B.; Pender, Ro; Braley, Boyd, J O'Rear. N.T.J.H. Band Orchestra Front: Cox; Rogers Wllls, Glasscock; Lemons; Robinson, C.; and Wright. Second: Ellis; Mays; Mayfield, S Reeves, G.; Harris; McClendcm Bird; Spra.ba.ry, Lantrip, C.; Tonn; La.nmp, D Dial; Heme, Hammett; Sewalt. Standing: Teachers Stapp, Brummett, and Miller. I Front: Taylor; Escue; Bonk; Morey; Hyder; Pender, Ru; Clifton; Pitt; Reeves, S.; James; Yarbrough; Adkins; Gibson. Thmi: Smith, B.; Wi aney; Brittian; Beverly; Hill; Fulgham am; Selby, D.; Pannell; Brown, C.; ORear; Cochran; Arnold; Dr. Trickey. szth Ashby, Robinson; Hu!chlson Brookshear; Carrigan; Ford; Evans; Mxlhken,S Berry; Letter Club Officers: Bill Ashby, pres- ident; Tom Shuford, vice president; and Susan Selby, secretary. DR. S. M. TRICKEY Band Director 1:9 $$'4$' . Members of the Letter Club: Chris m, Bob McMath, Gerald Pannell, Terry Hutch:son, Joh.n David Savage Vaughn Milliken, Jimmy Boyd, Caro- line Marvin, Betty Pitt, Carol Sue Clarke, Kathy Arnold, and Evelyn Belken. . . - - . - . . 95 Above: Melvin Crabb, David Fanmng, Bob Pockrus, Jackie Bridges, and Jlmmy McBee. Below: Hal G. Rylander teaches vocational agriculture and sponsors the Future A.bove: Calial Mason, reporter; Clifford Harper, treasurer; Dalwin Wallace, vice president; C. R. Salmon, president; Joe Ray Williams, sentinel; and William Worthy, secretary. Safety Patrol Safety Council officers: front: Chip McClendon, secretary; Robert Dane, parliamentarian; Doug Boyd, street patrol captain; Second: Rickie Tonn, Mickey Jenson, accident reporter and assistant; David Meaders, sergeant-at- arms; Billy Berry, bicycle patrol captain; Susan Harrel.l, editor; Kerra Scripture, sergeant-at-arms; Back: Charles Lantrip, vice president; Dan O'Rear, president; Barbara Davis, secretary. Left; front: Jerry Housden, Greg Anderson, Virginia Cad- del, Jimmy McLeod, Barbara Mayfield. Second: Betty Lou Bird, Doeothy Malheson, Glenda Scott, Janice Cox, Frances Bndges, Brenda Murdock, Kathi Snider, Julie Crenshaw. Third: Tommy Carrigan, David Brittian, Pat Madewell, Da:lelr.xle Hale, Mike Neblett, Tom Laney, Landy Mulkey, Sara Science Club Members, Seated, left to right: Richard Shelton, Rusty Faught, Terry Hutchison, Glerm Brook- shear, Victor Lauderdale, Ross Radons, and Chip Mec- Clendon. Standing: Richard Escue, Paul Wyss, Jim Higdon, Martin Rooney, Lynn Cole, Paul Hleble, Donald Hill, and Randy Radons. Science Club Officers; left to right: Phil Mills, president; Chris Brown, vice president; and Larry Cunningham, secretary-treasurer. Projectionists Club ience Projectionists Club officers, left to right, first row: Larry Cunningham, secretary; Susan Marquis, reporter; and Members: Freddy Stringer, Steve Stephens, and Sonny Carrol; second row: Larry S , J. C. Bilyeu, Nicky Banks, and Doug Boyd. Thzrd row Jackie Chancellor, Ehmbezh Frederick, Jana Drennan, Susan Harrell, and Carol Marquis. Members, seated above: Elesa Beale, Shirley Teague, Tom Laney, Robert Daue, Gladys Smith, Jana Drennan, Phil Gerding. Standing: Judy Oliver, all, Jimmy Boyd, Terry Hutchison, Jalm David Savage, John BlJl Yarbrough Pat Madewell. Students who are interested in art have an opportunity to meet and work with art materials, to learn more about great art, and to keep up with the world of art today. OfflCB!'S, seated above: Betty McAlister, vme president; Susan s, president; Suzanne Bonk, treasurer. Standing: Rich- ard Escue, parliamentarian; Evelyn Belken, secremry. Junior Red Cross Red Cross working group, !ront Linda New- land, Julia Lester, Juanita Rice, Janice Hodge. Secand Ruth Johnson, Belinda Mangum, Laura Zerwer, Cecilia Cunningham, Vicki May, Penny aris, Kae Martin. Third: David Buck, Victor Lauderdale, Darrell Doss, Jeff Hamilton, J. C. Billyeu, Bobby Miller, nnd Dalton Allen. Above: Officers, back: Charlotte Krueger, recording secretary; ol Lemons, treasurer; Caroli arvin, sergeant-at-arms. Front: Betty Pitt, corresponding sec- retary; Susan Parks, vice president; Sarah Drake, parliamentarian. Above, members, seated: May Martin, Martha Hunt, Jannine Sams, Earlene Foreman, Sallie Reeves, Carolyn Allen, Donna Black, Marsha Key. Standing: Geraldine Pooler, Ruth Martin, Linda Alred, Linda Kimbrell, Jimmy Boyd, Peggy Mays, Susan Nichols, Patsy Owens, Joy Duncan, and Rita Partin. Miss Patsy Brack, teacher of Eng- lish and reading, also sponsors Tennis Club Be - a Tennis Club officers, left to right: Betty McAlister, secretary; Rosca Lee ins, tournament captain; Rylander, president; Carolyn Bogan, vice president. Members, first row, left to right: Don Hill, Tom Laney, Phil Gerding, Harry Hall, John Laird, J. C. Bilyeu. Second row: Vicki May, Karen Breen, Suzanne nk, Juanita Rice, Laura Zerwer, Jana Drennan, Nancy Sharer. 9 Front: Mahoney; Beverly; Buck; Selby, D. Sec- ond: Carroll; Stephens; Ives; Mll.ler B.; Klein. Third: Wheeler Stokes; Bs:das, Boyd, D.; Ras- co; Evans; Whlte Cundiff, J.; Bellar, J.; Smith, T. Fourth: Milliken, Vv Spears; Yarbmugh; Jones; Savage. LOIS HELVEY Back: Hamilton,P., sergeant-at-arms; Asby, recording secretary; Cundiff, B., parliamentarian; Shuford, president. Front: Nichols, S., vice president; Dmkc, treasurer; Alred, reporter; Parks, corresponding secret: Below, back: Caddel; May, McCrary, Klein, K.; Clifton; Hardesty; Pitt; Reeves, G.; Ellis Mays; Belken; Selby, S.; Faris; Martin, K.; Made'well Middle: Bellar, B.; Allen, C.; Clarke, Foreman; Arnold Lemons, Bridges, F. Front: Marquis, S.; Sharer; Drennan Partm Helvey; arvin; Hunt Wills, Back: Marquis, C.; Swanson; Meaders, P.; Nichols, S.; Mangum; Snider; Scott; Malhlsan May; Marquis, S. Center: Reeves, Selby; nght Owens; Pitt; McCrary; Scripture; Wills. Front: elvey; Morrison; Milliken; Taylor; Polston; Rogers; Rseves, G.; Oliver; Sharer, Parks; Partin; Marvin; Martin, M. s ! Officers: Jannine Sams center front, treasurer; Peggy Mays, sergeant- P ep CllLb at-arms; Earlene Foreman, secretary; Gerry Pooler, president; Carol Sue Clarke, vice president. Below, back: Lester; Davis; Bridges; Klein; Alred; Allen; Burns; Ellis; Hammett; Krueger; James; Kimbrell; Lemons; Hunt; Frederick. Center Clmmngham; Hale, Cox; Fiorelli; Key; Drennan; Belken Black; Core; Breen Front: Martin, R.; Elem; Hodges; Drake; Conn Har- desty; Clifton; Bellar; Dusran. Seventh Grade Math Club Left to right: Jimmy Lowry, Paddy Morey, Tom Laney, Scott Ford, Donald Hill, Julie Crenshaw, Harry Hall, Steve Nicholson, Betty Sherman, Carolyn Bogan, Dick Selby, Betty McAlister, and Alan Widmann, . 4 7 a- g 1 ,l Z AN Mrs. Rosemary Pressly teaches 73 classes in math. Miss Izetta Sparks teaches algebra and math, sponsors the matl culbs, and sponsors the fire patrol. Math Clubs Mrs. Barbara Pyke has math and social studies classes. Left to right: Cathy Robinson, Mary Beth Core, Carolyn Clark, Cheryl Baker, Manson Smith, Sue Braley, Sherry Sewalt, Sandra Letson, and Barbara Lovejoy. Q.M. Staff The school newspaper offers one of the many oppor- tunities Lab School students have for extracurricular work that serves the student body. CO-EDITORS Sarah Drake Tom Shuford Right: Jannine Sams, Judy Oliver front, Glen- na Burns, Susan Conn, Barbara Bellar, and Betty McAlister. Left: Caroline Marvin, Evelyn Belken, Kath- leen Gardner, and Betty Pitt. Right: Kathi Snider, Vaughn Milliken, Bobby immerman, and Nickie Banks. Above: Members of the flre crew mclude Wendell Fulgham, David Kindred, Robert Dane, Larry Cunning- ham, Dalwin Wallace, Rodney Hollaway, and Bobby Zimmerman, Right: Terry Hutchison, assistant chief; Phil Mills, fire chief; and Ronnie Hope, secretary. Mrs. Marty Maclntyre, school nurse, gives our school two after- noons each week and looks after the health needs of students through tests and audio-visual ma- terials. She is particularly im- portant to the physical education and driver education programs in our school. MISS Virginia Clarke, the llbranan, works very closely with every teacher the Laboratory School to give each child a thorough knowledge of the llbrary She helps the teachers to correlate their courses with library materials. Mrs. Rudine MecAlister teaches homemaking, sponsors FH.A., and su- pervises the lunchroom. Seated: Linda Kimbrell, first vice president; Evelyn Belken, second vice president; Peggy Mays, parliamentarian; Susan Selby, secretary- treasurer; and Marsha Key, president. Stand- ing: Gale Reeves, Linda Arrington, Kathy Rob- inson, Donna Fiorelli, Elaine Nuckels, and Marion Gibson. Right: Karen Breen, Barbara Lovejoy, Charlotte Starr, Jackie Polston, Carolyn Clark, Sherry Sewalt, Mary Beth Core, and Susan Left: Nancy Morrison, Sarah Drake, Susan Nxchols, Carol Sue Clarke, Caroline Marvin, Carolyn Allen, Betty Pitt, Susan Parks, Donna Black Judy Helve'y, Charlotte Krueger, Sue James, and Jannine Sams. Right: Carol Marquis, Sandra Letson, Sue Bra- ley, Cheryl Baker, Sharon Mllhken, Shirley Buskirk, Emma Inghs, Sharon Helm, Bertha Buskjrk Dorothy Fowler, and Judy Copeland Halloween Party Other lovely ? contestants, Mike Neblett and Billy Cundiff Boys, THIS is what it takes to become Miss America! Les Sorrels Right: Susan, Linda, Earlene, Judy, and Carol Sue might get the job done if Ray, Billy, and Bill gave some manly assistance. Below: We dont know who let those beatniks in, but we think they are impersonating Chris, Steve, and Bob. Rzght M.C. Pat Cochran gives crown and scepter to the new Miss Ameri- ca. Wayne Ferrell Linda Alred Field Day and Western Day Marion and Claudio; Rickie and Susan; Jackie and Bill right Jitterbug contest below Jim Bellar Christmas Mrs. Hollis presented Why the Chimes Rang for Christ- mas assembly. A group of ninth graders made up the choir for the program Glenn Brookshear, Evelyn Belken, Chris Brown, and Terry Smith Ninth grade girls sang Christmas songs for the Christmas party just before the holidays began. Vaughn Milliken, Mike Gammon, and Tom Shuford Jimmy Boyd, Sallie Reeves, Kathy Arnold, Terry Hutchison, Sonny Carroll, John David Savage, Susan Parks, Pat Cochran, and Joy Duncan Cheerleaders Try-Outs Any student in the eighth grade may try out in the spring for cheerleader for the following year. Students usually go out in groups, but voting is done for indi- viduals instead of for groups. Colorful costumes, en- thusiasm, and friendly rivalry make this event one of the big ones of the school year. Peggy Mays, Susan Selby, Sallie Reeves Linda Kimbrell, Charlotte Starr, Pat Meaders, Evelyn Belken. May Martin, Geraldine Pooler, Joy Duncan, Ruth Martin Valentine Dance Miss Ebert received a lovely Valentine scroll on which was printed a tribute and the dedica- tion of the dance to her. Dancing for the judges drew most of the couples onto the floor. Ruby Pender, Scott Ford, Bobby Miller, and Nancy Sharer dont seem a bit concerned about the judges. The royal party pauses for a picture etween entertainment provided in their honor. Queen Linda Kimbrell King Steve Fromholz Steve also served as master of cere- monies for the intermission. How could those judges ever make a decision? Princes were Ray Wheeler, 9th grade; John Cundiff, 8th grade; Princesses were Earlene Foreman, 9th grade; Glenna Burns, and Bobby Miller, 7th grade. 8th grade; and Virginia Caddel, 7th grade. Dancing after the banquet Eighth grade girls chorus Formality ? 112 Banquet Wouldn't you know they'd serve the head table first? M. C. Ray Wheeler After-dinner music Now WHERE did they learn to hula so beautifully? 13 Western Day The arsenal in Mr. Burks' office caught all the weapons the depu- ties wouldnt let us carry. Getting ready for the horse parade Below: Best Rider, Ronnie Hope + g i A The line-up for the faculty funny hats contest Below: Stunts were presented by each class. Cowgirls Wanda, Beth, Judy s L Activities STUDENT COUNCIL INSTALLATION Mr. Burks challenges the new Council to do a better-than- ever job. Officers take their oath of office. Teacher Appreciation Breakfast, sponsored by the Council Recessional 115 Activities Seventh grade campaign speeches are in order. The winnahScott Ford. Phil Mills presides over the Fire Patrol assembly. President Richard Spears presides at an eighth grade meeting. Annual workshop is such HARD work! Building inspection Sponsoring Firms H. M. RUSSELL AND SONS JAY'S GRILL PAT HAMILTON, REAL ESTATE CAMPUS THEATER PITNER AND HENSLEY PACKING CO. MORRISON MILLING CO. FIRST STATE BANK MONROE-PEARSON LINWOOD ROBERSON FLORIST MOORE BUSINESS FORMS LANES ICE CREAM SCHMITZ-FLOYD-HAMLETT KIBLER OFFICE SUPPLY SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY JU-CY PIG RESTAURANT PERRYMAN-WILLIAMS Southwest Corner Square Fort Worth Highway 104 Locust 211 Hickory 1600 Wilson 319 Prairie South East Corner Square 421 Oak 401 Hickory 601 Hickory 108 Congress Mulberry and Center 205 Elm 23 Hickory Street 410 Locust 125 Ave. A Du2-4121 Du2-9135 Du2-2500 Du2-4221 Du2-5634 Du2-4111 Du2-5421 Du2-4177 Du2-2561 Du2-5441 Du2-2834 Du2-2214 Du2-6322 Du2-2534 Du2-8006 Du2-5461 'h Charlotte is properly impressed by this history exhibit. 118 Sponsoring Firms BROOKS DAIRY CO. WIMPY'S HARDWARE STORE BEAUTY CENTER HERMAN HAUER CANDY COMPANY RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO. MARY JIM DRESS SHOP RAY HUNT VARSITY LANES RUSSELL-NEWMAN SHAMROCK SHOE STORE CAMPUS THEATER YARBROUGH'S PHARMACY DENTON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 400 Locust North Side Square 114 Center 708 South Locust 505 Elm 1112 Ave. B Industrial 118 Locust Masonic Building North Side Square 211 Hickory 117 Piner 221 Hickory 115 Elm Du2-5467 Du2-7724 Du2-5086 Du2-4714 Du2-6737 Du2-5028 Du2-8431 Du2-8814 Du2-2531 Du2-4193 Du2-4221 Du2-5033 Du2-2527 Du2-4316 - 3 ; o a Sock Hop Royalty: Susan Marquis and Bobby Miller; Glenna Burns and Mike McCain; Sallie Reeves and Steve Fromholz. Sponsoring Firms RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO. 404 Elm Du2-6737 SELBY GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY 1400 Locust Du2-5232 JACK SCHMITZ AND SON FUNERAL HOME 705 Locust Du2-6622 YARBROUGH'S PHARMACY 117 Piner Du2-5033 JAGOE ABSTRACT CO. 107 Locust Du2-6821 SY LOCKHART AND HAPPY SALMON, Barber Shop 225 Hickory Du2-5536 YOUNG MODERNS 106 Congress Du2-2042 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 601 Hickory Du2-5441 SCHMITZ-FLOYD-HAMLETT Mulberry and Center Du2-2214 MONROE-PEARSON 421 Oak Du2-4177 WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS Fort Worth Highway Du2-2515 HOOP'S CAFETERIA, Catering Service 305 Locust Du2-2545 TED LEWIS SERVICE STATION 1903 Elm Du2-8340 YUCCA TOWER 116 Ave. B Du2-6921 19 120 Susan Shelby and Driver's Ed Sponsoring Firms BEAUTY CENTER LAUNDROMAT PRITCHETT AUTO SUPPLY LINWOOD ROBERSON FLORIST MAGNOLIA SERVICE STATION MONROE-PEARSON BILL UTTER FORD COMPANY FIRST STATE BANK FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP MORRISON MILLING COMPANY PITNER AND HENSLEY PACKING COMPANY MORTON FOOD PRODUCTS PAT BOONE COUNTRY INN CAMPUS THEATER FRED TRUMAN CONOCO STATION PAT HAMILTON, REAL ESTATE 114 Center 1212 Mulberry 520 Fort Worth Drive 501 Hickory 301 Locust 421 Oak South Elm Street South East Corner Square 1051; Ave. A 319 Prairie 1600 Wilson 911 Eagle Drive Highway 24 West 211 Hickory 313 Elm 104 Locust Du2-5086 Du2-7233 Du2-8932 Du2-2561 Du2-7213 Du2-4177 Du2-5404 Du2-5421 Du2-2132 Du2-4111 Du2-5634 Du2-4202 Du2-3621 Du2-4221 Du2-2823 Du2-2500 Mrs. Cundiff's conjunction won the funny hats contest. Sponsoring Firms H. M. RUSSELL AND SONS RUSSELL-NEWMAN ALLEN BUTANE BARLOW CAFE BARROW INSURANCE COMPANY BLAIR ELECTRIC BECK'S GARAGE BROOKS DRUG STORE BUTLER MATTRESS COMPANY CHESTER MORRIS CHEVROLET CO. CITY-DIXIE CAB CO. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. COLLEGE BARBER SHOP CRAVEN DRY GOODS CUNNINGHAM STUDIO DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Southwest Corner Square Masonic Building South Side Square 108 South Locust 317 South Elm West Oak Street 311 Elm 222 Hickory 213 McKinney South Locust and Mulberry East Oak and Austin 301 Oakland 1222 Hickory East Hickory at Austin 1322 Hickory South East Corner Square Du2-4121 Du2-2531 Du2-2538 Du2-8815 Du2-9621 Du2-5712 Du2-8721 Du2-2565 Du2-6312 Du2-5451 Du2-5456 Du2-7823 Du2-2585 Du2-5016 Du2-5031 Du2-4131 122 The football king and queen lead the dance honoring the football players. Sponsoring Firms HERMAN HAUER CANDY COMPANY DENTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK JIM STONE JOHN MORRISON Texaco Distributor JUCY PIG RESTAURANT McCRAYS JEWELERS SPINNING WHEELS ROLLER RINK KEY AND HENSON PAINTING CONTRACTORS MULKEY'S VARIETY STORE KIBLER OFFICE SUPPLY KING'S FLOWERS RATLIFF TRIM SHOP FLOYD'S BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. LANES ICE CREAM MOORE BUSINESS FORMS 708 Locust South Side Square Southeast Corner Square 123 Ave. A 621 Elm 410 Locust West Side Square 725 North Elm 618 Ave. D 1225 Hickory 205 Elm 1217 Hickory 624 Elm 620 Bell Ave. 108 Congress 601 Hickory Du2-4614 Du2-6225 Du2-4131 Du2-5715 Du2-6333 Du2-8006 Du2-4721 Du2-8967 Du2-5869 Du2-6322 Du2-2722 Du2-2643 Du2-4893 Du2-2834 Du2-5441 Jon Ballard and Joy Duncan, football royalty. Sponsoring Firms BROOKS DAIRY CO. 400 Locust Du2-5467 TALIAFERRO'S RADIO 209 Locust Du2-7915 BURCHARD'S STUDIO 1423 Oakland Du2-4312 TED LEWIS SERVICE STATION ' 1903 Elm Du2-8340 JACK SCHMITZ AND SON FUNERAL HOME 705 Locust Du2-6622 WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS Fort Worth Highway Du2-2515 YOUNG MODERNS 106 Congress Du2-2042 INDUSTRIAL CREDIT COMPANY McClurkan Building Du2-4813 SELBY GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY 1400 Locust Du2-4232 RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO. 505 Elm Du2-6737 H. M. RUSSELL AND SONS South West Corner Square Du2-4121 TOBIN DRUG North Side Square Du2-2575 VOERTMAN'S 1314 Hickory Du2-7313 PIGGLY WieeLY 115 Austin Du2-6725 PIERCE'S South Side Square Du2-8624 VARSITY SHOP 119 Ave. A Du2-7522 123 Basketball King Bill Stokes crowns Queen Judy ey. 124 Sponsoring Firms MARY JIM DRESS SHOP H. M. RUSSELL AND SONS RAY DICKSON MOTOR CO. TOBIN DRUG VOERTMAN'S WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS BURCHARD'S STUDIO STONE SHOE STORE HENDLEY'S DRESS AND GIFT SHOP NO. 2 HARPOOL SEED HOUSE GOEN FUNERAL HOME SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY PERRYMAN-WILLIAMS THE SOUTHLAND CORP. 7-UP BOTTLING CO. 1112 Ave. B Southwest Corner Square 505 Elm North Side Square 1314 Hickory Fort Worth Highway 1423 Oakland North Side Square 1508 Mulberry 420 McKinney 320 Oak 230 Hickory 125 Ave. A 525 Industrial Decatur Drive Du2-5028 Du2-4121 Du2-6737 Du2-2575 Du2-7313 Du2-2515 Du2-4312 Du2-2814 Du2-4724 Du2-2568 Du2-4171 Du2-2534 Du2-5461 Du2-4181 Du2-5924 Susan Nichols sets up a chicken skeleton for the science exhibit. Sponsoring Firms WIMPY'S HARDWARE STORE North Side Square Du2-7724 RUSSELL-NEWMAN Masonic Building Du2-2531 ALLEN BUTANE South Side Square Du2-5815 BARLOW CAFE 108 Locust Du2-8815 BROOKS DRUG STORE 222 Hickory Du2-2565 CHESTER MORRIS CHEVROLET CO. South Locust and Mulberry Du2-545 DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK South East Corner Square Du2-4131 DENTON ELECTRIC SHOP 315 Locust Du2-7312 DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE 314 Hickory DENTON SPORTS AND TOY CENTER 521 North Elm Du2-3090 DENTON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE South Side Square Du2-6225 DUGGAN ABSTRACT COMPANY South Side Square Du2-4832 EVERS HARDWARE COMPANY South Side Square Du2-5513 FIRST STATE BANK Southeast Corner Square Du2-5421 FLOYD'S BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. 620 Bell Ave. Du2-4893 FOWLERS 5c TO $1.00 STORE 1116 Fort Worth Drive 125 126 Faculty Index Barlow, Sylvia 24 Brack, Patsy Bradley, Ann 30 Bronstad Travis 22 ks, J. L. 4 Carden, Ma.ry 88 Clarke, Clurke, Vu-glma 104 arris, Steva 92 Helvey, Lois 100 Wimberly, Kathleen 4 Hoehn, Bob 97 Junior High Index Adams, Gloria Adkins, Rosca 35-82-83-95-99 Allen, Carolyn 45-82-83-88-94-99-100-101-105 Allen, Dalton 35-64-98 ippy A , Gary 41 i 106-107-109 Anderson, Kirk 35 Arnold, Kathryn 45-64-89.90-91-95.100-108 Arrington, Linda 41-10! A hb Bill 64555707277399295100-106 Jos anks, Nicky .. ardas, Claud 41-95-100-107 ays, David 6-45-68-70-73-92 eale, Donnie 4197 e, Elesa 35-98 elken, E lyn 103-105-108-109 ara 35-62-100-101-103 Jlm 41-71-75-90-100-107 annett, Gayle 35 erry, Billy 35-95-96 Beverly, Michael 35.95-100 illyeu, J. 35-97-98-99 ird, Betty Lou 96 lack, Donna 45-91-99-101-105 3odkins, Patsy 45 Jogan, Carolyn 35-82-83-94-99-102 35-82-95-98-99 rinkley, 45 ntm.n, DEVld 35-90-95-96 kshear, Gle -72 n, Chris 459597106108 B B E Bu E uck, David 35-63-98- 100 urks, Johnny 6-45-54-70- 4.91 urns, G lemm 41-65-82- 83 91 101-103-111-119 skirk, uskn'k Shltle'y 41 82-91-105 addel, Virginia 35-94-96-100-111 usan 41-63 82-95-101-103-105 opeh.ud Judy 41-82-90-105 41-94-101-102-105 renshaw, Julie 36-95-96-102 undiff, Billy 6-46-53-92-94-100-106 undlff John 40-41-62-69-71-75-91-100-111 am, Cecilia 36-98-101 unningham, Larry 46-88-97-104 ane, Robert 36-95-96-98-104 avis, Barbara 36-96-101 ial, Jimmy Lee oss, Blll 46- 70-73 74 91 Fouglns, Dean 41 rake, Sarah 46-91-99-100-101- 103 105 rennan, Jana 36-97- uncan, Joy 6-46-61- 80-99 101 108-109 123 lem, Sherri ILis, Becky 41-63 82.94.100-101 Twin, Joh 36 2 scue, Rlch.ud 41 94-95.98 yans, Dennis 6-41-62-95-100 Davxd 46-96 ts, Barbara errell, Wayne 46-107 Fiorelli, Donna 6-41-101-105 Ford, Scott 34-36-59-90-95-102-110-116 Foreman, Earlene 46-89-91-99-100-101-106-109-111 Foster, Don 36-63-79 Fowler, Dorothy 41-90-105 Frederick, Elizabeth 1 Fromholz, Steve 46-70- 72 74 90-106-111-119 Fulgham, Wendell Gammon, Mike 44-46- 52 70 73-74-79-91-108 Gerding, Phillip 36-94-98-99 Gheen, Gary 36 Gibson, Marion 42-95-105-107 Glasscock Glenn 42-94 36 Hall, Ha.rry 36- 98 99-102 Hall, T 42-9 Hmmlton, Jeff 36-98 amilton, Pete 46-88-95-100 Ha.mmett Betty 46-94-101 Hardesty, Susan 42-62-82-91-100-101-107 Harper, Clifford 46-96 Harral, Eldon Harrell, Susan 36-82-95-96-97 Harris, David 46 Harris, Leon 36. Harwell, Carl 36 Harwell Geraldme 42 Hassell, Jerry Hayes, Cynthia 34 3794 Heine, Donna 37-94 Helm, Sharon 6-42-64-94-105 Helvey, Judy 6-46-60-81-100-101-105-109-124 47-94-99-100-101 Hunter, Glenda 37 Hutchison, Terry 47-90-95-97-98-104-108 Hyder, Sara 37.95-! Inglis, Emma 47-82-83-105 Ives, Bill James, Sue 47-89-95-101-105 Jennings, Brantley 42 Jenson, Mlckey 37-96 Jeter, Ju d Johnson, a 4.7 Johnso; Johnson, Ruth 37 82-83 98 nes, Bart Keeland. Ca.rolyn 47 Kerr, Ralph 47 Key. Ma.rsha 47-91-99-101-105 Kimbrell, Linda 47-79-99-101-105-109-111 Kmd:ed Da vid 42104 Kindred, Linda 37-63-82 Kiser, Bobby 37 Klein, Kay 37-62-100-101 Klein, Skipper 47-64-70-90-100 Krueger, Charlotte 99-101-105-118 ird, John ham, Lauderdale, Victor 37-90-97-98 Lemons, Carol- 47-55-82-83-88-94-99-100-101 Lester, Julia 37-82-98-101 Letson, Sandra 42-102-105 , Jimy 42 Lovejoy, Buba.ra 42-82-83-102-105 Lovejoy, avi Lowry, Jimmy 37-95-102 McAlister, Betty 37-94-98-99-102-103 4796 McBee, Jim: McCain, Mlke 42-68 71-75-97-119 McClendon, Chlp 37 94 96-97 McCormick, Morri: Mc! Craxy, J anet 34 37-64-94 100-101 Ml 95-96 McMth, Bob 47-57-90-94-95-106 Madewell, Patricia 37-94-96-98-100 Mabhoney, Jim 42-94-1 Mangum, Behnda 38-98-101 Mann, Paul Marquis, Carol 42-94-97-101-105 Marquis, Susan 38-97-98-100-101-119 Martin, Ruth 6-48-80-82-99-101-109 Marvin, Caroline 48-88-94-95-99-100-101-103-105 heson, Dorothy 38-96-101 May, Vicki 38-63-98-99-100-101 ayfield, Barl 94.96 Mayfield, Shirley 48-78-94 M ys, e 105-109 Meaders, Pat 48 101 109 Meaders, David Mxller, Bobby 38-64-98 100-110-111-119 Millsr, Eddxe 4 Milliken, Sharon 42-82.95-101-105 Mxlhk , Vau, 48-94-95-103-108 Morrison, Nancy 48-101-105 Mulkey, Landy 38-95-96 Murdock, Brenda 38-96 127 Neblett, Mike 38-96-106 Newborn, Linda 48 Newland, Linda 38-82-98 Nichols, David 38-92 Nichols, Susan 48-56-82-88-99-100-101-105-125 Nicholson, Steve 38-94-102 Nuckels, Elaine 42105 Oliver, J udy 38-82-98-101-103 O'Rear, 5- Owens, Patsy 48-77-99-101 Pannell, Gerald -95 Parks, Susan 6-48-94-99-100-101-105-106-108 Partin, Rita 48-99-100-101 Patterson, Naomi Payne, David 38-94 Pender, Roy 4294 ender, Ruby 38-95-110 Phllhps, Louella 42 n, Duan Pm Betty 48 95.99-100-101-103-105 Pockrus, Bob 48-96 Polston, J ackie 43-82-91-101-105-107 Pooler, Geraldine 6-48-99-101-1 Ralls, Rasco, John 43-58-69-71-75-90-100 Reed, Mik Reeves, lee 43-58-94-100-101-105 Reeves, Sallie 6-49-82-83-95-99-101-108-109-119 Reynolds, Homer 49-89 Juani Robinson, Cathy 43-94-102-105 Rogers, Beth 43-82-91.94-101-114 -73-96 ms, Jannine 49-54-82 91 99-101 103-105 Santerre, Charles 43-58-6 Savage, John David 49-89- 95 98-108 Scott, Glenda 39-96-101 Scott, ripture, Kerra 39-96-101 Scroggins, Selby, Dick 39 95-100-102 Selby, Susan 105-109-120 Sewalt, Sherry 43-94-102-105 Sharer, Nancy 6-39-59-99-100-101-110 Shelton, Richard 43-71.97 Sherme.n, Betty 64-82-94-102 Shuford Tom 49-94-95-100-103-108 id 9-94 Sitton, Larry Sx:mtb Bllly 43 94- 95-107 mith, Don 43 Smith Doyle 49 Smith, G 39-62 Smith, Gladys 39-98 Sm th, Manson 43-102 mith, Terry 7-49-56-91-100-108-115 Smder, Kathi 39-94-96-101-103 43-106 -90-107 Spears, Richard 40-43-63-71.75-79-91-116 Sprabary, Phillip 39-94 Starr, Charlotte 49-105-109 Starr, 3990 Starr, Richard Stephens, Steve 40-43-63-71-90-91.97-100 Stokes, Bill 49-60-70-72-100-124 Stringer, Freddy 49-89-94-97 Swanson, Ellen 43-101 Taylor, Don 49 Taylor, Margaret 43-62-94-95-101 Teague, Shirley 39-82-98 39 Wheeler, Ray 44-49-94-100-106-111-113 White, Bobby 40-43-90-100 Widmann, Alan 39- 94-95 102 Williams, Claudia 39 Williams, Joe Ray 4996 Willingham, Kenneth 4990 Wills, Kaye 39- 94-100 101 Winfrey, Gary 39 Winfrey, Virginia 49 Woodson, Mike 39 Worthy, William erght Judy 49-82- 88494-101 106 Wyss, Paul 43.71.97 Yarbrough, John Bill 43-95-98 Young, Geraldine 39 erwer, Laura 39-98- Zimmerman, Bobby 49-97-103-104 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The Worlds Best Yewrbooks Are Taylormade'