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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1967 volume:

Lions Roar North Texas Junior High Denton, Texas 1966-1967 Volume XV Dedicated to Mrs. Virginia Cundiff for all her help in making the LION'S ROAR. LION'S ROAR Staff Table of Contents Faculty Elementary Junior High Activities Favorites Sports Advertising MR. J. L. BURKS, Principal Each school year is a new and exciting experience for each of us. We have the opportunity to resume close association in work and play with our old friends, and are privileged to make new ac- quaintances and to cultivate new and lasting friendships. The pictures and words recorded in the Lions Roar give to us a permanent record of students, of faculty, and of many of the ex- periences and activities that we shared together during this year. As the years come and go this annual will become increasingly meaningful and valuable to us. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the Lions Roar Staff, and to the faculty sponsors, for this excellent book. Much thought, planning, and hard work has been required and freely given by each one having a part in the publication. Each must have a deep feeling of pride and satisfaction in the fruits of his labor. Mrs. Marjorie Drennan, office secretary, helps Mr. Burks keep us on time, supplied with tests, and patched up when we have troubles. She also is in charge of lunch tickets for the cafeteria. Mrs. Drennan and Mr. Burks check some of the copying machines in the inner office. Student Council Officers 1 imaEs Sovish oy ; - a . BILL LOWRY ...................... President DEBBIE FERGUSON ............ Vice-President PATTI SULLIVAN ...... Publicity Secretary STEVE MARTIN .......... Sergeant-at-Arms TERT TONI ... o s 4 sseise o0 Recording Secretary STEVE SPURGIN .......... Parliamentarian CAROL -LATHAM. . v sss oson s vmos Treasurer SHAREEN ABOUL-ELA ... Head Storekeeper JANA JONES .............. Social Secretary ANN McCLENDON . Corresponding Secretary MARILYN BROWN ...... Sergeant-at-Arms SUE BRANCH . .. Secretary for Competitive Events ALMA MATER Here's to our dear old High School Here's to our High School days Sing out the good old song's boys, Ring out the good old years. 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. PEP SONG O, when that N.T. High team falls in line, We're gonna win a game another time, And for the Lions that we love so well, And for the Blue and White we'll yell-o-yell-O-yell; We're gonna fight, fight, fight for evety score, We're gonna win this game and then some more. We're gonna roll our rivals in the sod We said the sod, and roar, roar, roar! Faculty MRS. SYLVIA BARLOW Third Grade MRS. TRAVIS BRONSTAD Second Grade MRS. LOIS CALDWELL EnglishSocial Studies MARY CARDEN Art y VIRGINIA CLARKE Librarian MRS. VIRGINTA CUNDIFF EnglishSocial Studies Faculty MRS. JANE COLE Fourth Grade W Y EVERETT DONOWHO Math TRAVIS DUNCAN Math Faculty REVA EBERT Physical Education MRS. PHYLLIS ELLIS Sixth Grade MRS. MARGARET EDEN Kindergarten MRS. PEGGY GREGORY Fifth Grade ROBERT HARDAWAY World HistoryAthletics MRS. STEVA HARRIS nglish MIL Faculty MRS. JO HARRIS Social StudiesTyping DRED HODGES usic MRS. PATSY MANDELL EnglishSocial Studies Faculty MRS. NINA MACKLIN cading Counsellor MRS. RUDINE McALISTER HomemakingSocial Studies EDWARD RAINBOW Orchestra Faculty MRS. LUCILLE NEELY First Grade GLENN F. NORMAN Driver Education Physical Education Faculty 14 MRS. MATTIE SAPPENFIELD Science FRED SLACK Physical Education IZETTA SPARKS at SAM TRICKEY Band MRS. JEAN STEPHENS Librarian Mrs. Serren, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Bridges, and Mrs. White serve us delicious food in the cafeteria. Personnel Mr. Riley and Mr. Crunk have an unending job of trying to keep our school clean. The street crossing to the parking is safer with Mr. Christian's help. Our School This is the gym where we develop our physical skills. The cafeteria is where we spend the happiest time of the day. From our band and orchestra hall come many talented musicians. And here is the elementary wing from which many of us came into this junior high school. Elemcntary Robin Beauchamp Pat Campbell Molly Clarke Priscilla Cline Chris Dick Paul Donsbach Danny DuChemin Holly Holland James E. King Morning Jeff P. King Paul Manning Greg Mason Marla Meaders Kymbra Myrick Margaret Morey Philip Neeley Luke Nelson Jeff Porter Mike Ruhland John Sandefur Suzi Schlueter Nancy Simpson Jerry Lynn Wilson 21 Cathy Deering Earlayne Fagan Perri Hamilton Afternoon Pam Hardaway Robin Hays Lisa Ann Hogarth Keith Lazenby Jeff Mackey Janet Montgomery Thomas Sale 22 Carlin Sappenfield Norman Scholes Taylor Simmons Kindergarten Susie Spika Lisa Gayle Stevens Daryl Stewart Timmy Taylor Michelle Vance Jamie Vela John Williams 23 Bobby Aden Rebecca Black Maria Bookout Eileen Curry Read Derden David Douthitt Jeanette Earp Mark Graham John Richard Harpool Diane Flinn Peyton Henderson Sheri Keele Kirk Kooker Grade Stephanie Leo Chris Marsh Christie Miller Debra Mundy Brad Robason Lynn Pope LouAnn Robason Thomas Schlueter Kevin Sewalt Ellen Ann Whitten Diana Taylor Debbie Watkins Second Grade Roy Breen Michael Bookout Amanda Cline Kelley DeFoor Caroline Donsbach Gregory Graham Robert Graham Hughes Kent Key Mark Manning Charlotte Marsh Gary Miller Cheryl McCormick Timothy McGuire Michael Porter Cheryl Sawers Cynthia Schlueter Chris Smith Cordelia Smith Michel Smyth Michael Swenson Mark Sybert Cynthia Taylor Katherine Thompson 27 McLaurine Abernathy Chris Althaus Mary Berry David Campbell Mark Clark Jana Cowan David Cross Kevin Davidson Nancy Deering Barbara Douthitt Margaret Floyd Greg Foster Kirk Harpool 28 Lee Howell Bobby Jones Linda Kobler Lee Ann Laing Chuck Rainbow Chris Redden Robert Shelton Mark Speck Larry Thomas Tommy Thompson Michael Vance Yolanda Vela 29 Fourth Lynne Adkins Robert Beauchamp Roger Benson David Boyd Elaine Curry Elizabeth Donsbach Nikie Garner Steve Griggs ent Guthrie Karen Kingery Candice Kooker Cynthia Laney Terry Linbarger Lynne Manning Carnie Marsh Deborah McCormick Bruce McKinley Judy Pelzel Scott Porter Howard Scholes Grade Cindy Jo Wall 31 Sean Adkins Barbara Brooks Walter Casey Gretchen Cline Steve Cross T Linda Cowan Sammie Davis Todd Duncan Joy Earp Lynne Fuller David Garner Helen Hendricks Kate Hopkins Chris Jacquot Bill Kamp Karen McCain Peggy Moore - LT LT e e o e o e s - ,,,.. o b . - x - -5 me e .- - W;f?;wbpzkga e xg?y S . g , K . o S e - e e ggiii,;a o - . e . e 06 rf'x, . 5 l:c?'is?v o . ..' ..91:w - . - . . . R o Jim Asher Warren Benson Elaine Braley Patty Clifton Georgianne Burlage Lif Jeannemarie Duncan David Floyd Annie Guthrie Cynthia Hendricks Laura Kobler Harriet Laney Patrick Long Corrie Marsh Laurence McClendon Alec McKinley Jan Noruiile Susan Race Lee Ann Riddlesperger 3 e i ;a John Shelton Jud Sherman Doug Swick Gary Taylor srade Marian Thompson Jerry Vela Susan Wheeler Junior High ! biENN M M' Ninth Grade Officers Presidenit: i + wos v s draws v o LARRY WOODSON SEEXEtaryl o s v v v s 5o i HOLLY HURDIS Vice-President ............ JAKE HENDRICKS TLEASULET! srime 5 st saotes s ANN MC CLENDON 39 Come off it! You all don't know the answer. Mike Ellis Kathy Foster Gillis Hammett Julie Althaus David Anderson Teresa Barta Richard Bentley J. C. Bilyeu Marilyn Brown Shirley Cowan Jon Davidson Debbie DuChemin Russ Ehrler Holly Hurdis Ann Jagoe Bill Lowry Kenton Maclntyre Mary Murdock Barbara Perry Dolly Richardson Rick Sale Sharon Smith Teri Tonn Brenda Vaughan Lynn Wade Larry Woodson 9 A What did they do wrong this time, Gillis? Let's get to work, Kiddies. Hal Bass Dawn Carney Michael Daniels Kerry de Berry Janel Dunn Debbie Dyer Jack Frisby Maria Guerrero Judy Higgs Smells good! What is it? 42 Matt Hyder Reba Lambert Judy Miller Dewey Moores Jerry Morse Mark Motheral Treva Nuckels Hubert Stiff Don Yarbrough 9B It needs just a pinch of salt. Look out, Hal! Jerry's gonna beat you! 43 Diane Aaron Carl Adcock Maria Bardas Golia Barnett Donald Boggs 9 C Sue Branch Eddie, are you sure Mike's got the right answer9Lazry and Barney don't think so. i . Danny Cagle Hey, Look! Phillip's DOING something! Tracy Cline Clifford Dunn Phillip Embry Suzanne Gilbert Sandra Ginnis Larry Ligon Eddie Martin Mike Pierce Linda Scull Barney Smith Gerald Spears Peggy Starnes Don Stubblefield Arlen Tyler Bobby Masten Ann McClendon Jerry Newby Did Gerald get the right answer? 9 C Library gives us time to catch up. Shareen Aboul-Ela Donny Duncan Shelley Dutson Debby Ferguson Jeanne Gafford Tina Hammett Jake Hendricks Sara Hurdis Jana Jones Linda Kamp Walter Krueger I wonder what those mad scientists are up to? 9 D Aren't you supposed to be looking at the map? 46 Carol Latham Steve Martin Russell Miller Craig Ownby Diana Prestridge George Price Diane Richardson Steve Spurgin Neo Photo AVAILABLE Lynn Starr Ellen Steadman Patti Sullivan John Wright It's not safe to have this group loose in science lab. 9D The photographer caught these people actually studying. 47 49 SR e Sy A LR N..zwxn.a. e - ottt R ...,Il..... CCrs A LRt RANDY SPECK ... KATE MOREY KAREN WATSON CASEY BLACK SRS RO e SRR Vice-President President Secretary Treasurer Eighth Grade Offi PSSRy e Look natural, boys. Gwin Baker Tommy Blackburn Jerry Caldwell Danny Calvert Rickey Daniels D'Ann Davis Bobbie Faris Dian Foster Wayne Ginnis History study takes more literal forms through use of the bulletin oard. udy Grimes. Marsha Manning A W Oliver Barbara Stevenson Map study, too, is still a very necessary phase of history. Walters 51 udi Adkins 'am Asher 3ill Carter Martha Cline Jim Connell Debbie Crenshaw Greg Dunham Bill Eden Carl Friedsam Eddie Garrett 8 B Debbie made a great sacrifice and gave the tiger she sleeps with for the Christmas cheer box. A typical English class finds everyone writing, writ- ing, and possibly writing! 52 Everybody works hard to get good grades in math. Patricia Graham Selecting colors and materials for a bulletin board is a pleasant chore. 8 B Rene Harpole Anne Jenson Karen Kelley Terry Martin Pat Neale Donna Pelzel Phyllis Porter Martha Thompson Pat Thompson Margaret Abbott Pennie Allen Judy Ayers Bettie Belcher Betty Branch Debbie Bush Charles Daughtry David Doss Cheryn Erwin Nancy French Ronny Gaines 8 C Brenda Golden CHEESE, Mr. Donowho! 4 e Lori Green You may look busy, but I'll bet ... 54 June Howell Wayne Hunt Michael Hurban Frankie Lee Rebecca Morgan Kenny Redden Jeffrey Sansom Caron Scroggins Charlene Spears 8 C Janet Spears Rodney Terry Chuck Toomer Curtis Wilburn Consistent study and bulletin board illustrations keep English rules and history facts before their eyes. 55 Mary Bays Casey Black Brad Brenholtz Beth Bryant Pam Carney Joy Cook David Croissant Margaret Donsbach Phillip Escue 8 D Karen Fiorelli Julie Gentry Dowanne Huggins Matt Jacquot Robert Judy - Mary Jo Kamp Happiness is six A students eager to learn more. But what is Matt doing? Isn't it nice to see such hard-working kids? Steve Lee Tina Lowe Ray McCain Greg Mitchell Kate Morey Randy Robason Virginia Robertson Lori Schlegel 8 D Cecily Silvernale Randy Speck Karen Watson Becky Webb Max Wilson Helen Wyss Social studies class in the homemaking lab makes for tantalizing odors and tempt- ing snacks. 57 BEAES Seventh Grade Officers Treasurer ...........c.c.o.... CARLA MACKEY Secretary ................ ROBERTA PARRISH ViceBresident wa aen v e 5 wesio o GAIL SAUNDERS PESIHENt ws o s wess names s 5 4 DAVID WHITTEN 59 Dennis Arrington David Barnett Mary Barrientes La Ferne Boggs Debra Cross Danny Eadie Billy Erwin Joseph Eadie Lottie Finley Ricky Higgs Candy Jaramillo A fascinating study of Texas history is part of the work of this group. Ann Leavell Ricky Manning Randy Mohon Elvin McLain Special studies of Indians and Spanish settlers make history more fun. Brenda Pearson Vicki Price Carolyn Richardson Karen Russell Mary Sue Roper Tommy Taylor Glenn Teague Felix Verdin Rose Ena Verdin Debbie Wells Mike Wilson Adrienne Althaus Mark Atkins Margaret Ayer Virginia Cline Jack Cross Cynthia Davidson Maybe science can do something for them. The study of the cell is very fascinating. Scott Harpool Jay Howell Ellen Hopkins Roger Keele Carol Hottelet Linda Langley 62 Karen MaclIntyre James Mack Bill Miller Scott McAdow Roberta Parrish John Pitt Robert Pitt Ronald Redden Jim Riddlesperger Math class is their favorite. Robert Rogers Valerie Vance Raoul Smyth Evelyn Vaughan Bobby Speck David Whitten 63 Noreen Aboul-Ela Billy Crawford Lanny DeFoor Irene Escue Melissa Faulkner Rob Foster Janice Good Ann Hilliard Tom Hyder The reading shelf in the English room offers plenty of outside reading and many interesting stories. Scott Joy Carla Mackey Mike Martin Betty Murdock Gail Saunders Maura Schober Holly Smith Lee Smith Donna Sollers Sally Stapleton Dorothy Taylor Timothy Tonn Whether it's English or whether it's science, this class puts much work into its lessons. Carylon Watkins Tim Williamson 7 D Special reading lessons and plenty of written ex- perience make better students of any group. Lamar Avery Domingo Banda Tommy Bays Kerry Brooks Gene Bryant Pat Clark Helen Ford Susan Green Randy Holley Gail Howell Terry Jacquot Craig Johnson Ricky Johnson Kaki King Rebecca Lawton 7 D Even math class offers some very fascinating theories and principles. Gary Martin Wanda Maxedon Glen McBride Lori McClendon Terry Pair Jerry Rogers Stephen Sale Joe Shahan Lisa Shearer Gary Spring Kay Stiff Kenneth Wright Timothy Wright Linda Yarbrough Activities Nominees for the various honors present their skits in the Assembly ites Favor Debbie is friendly even to flying carrots! One here too many. Censured! Our Lab School zoo 70 Spring Formal Eighth grade favorites Debbie Ferguson and Larry Woodson show great surprise. Seventh grade favorite Caron Scrog- gins just can't decide it's true. Seventh grace nominees Caron Scroggins, Karen Kelley, and Bill Eden are full of suspense. e Dolly and Jon are having a wonderful time. Barn Dance Looks like they're having fun. The art class made the decoration for the dance. Come, now! Those doughnuts and that hot cider couldn't be that good. Hi, Kenton. Matt Jacquot, running for ugliest boy, and his friend Robert Judy are probably trying to get Miss Sparks to stuff the ballot box. 72 Student Council Installation Installing the council members is one of the major assemblies of the Fall semester. BILL LOWREY, President Representatives from classes and organizations include, from left, Jose Jaramillo, Karen Watson, Barney Smith, Suzanne Gil- bert, Linda Kamp, Anne Jenson, Karen Maclntyre, Ann Jagoe, Carolyn Brooks, Kerry deBerry, Mary Barrientes, Steve Lee, Joe Shahan, Tim Williamson, and Jerry Rogers. Right, storekeepers: Larry Pelzel, Hubert Stiff, Teresa Barta; and Carl Friedsam; QM staff, Mike Pierce, Shelly Dutson, and Lynn Starr; class presidents, Larry Woodson, Randy Speck, and David Whitten. Service class: Jon Davidson, Diane Richardson, Julie Althaus, Gillis Hammett, J. C. Bilyeu, Ellen Steadman, Debbie Ferguson, Larry Ligon, Debby duChemin, and Suzanne Gilbert. 73 All the eighth grade joined for a party in the homemaking room. Virginia Cline, Cynthia Davidson, and Karen Maclntyre help liven up the seventh grade party. Some eighth graders just prefer sitting out the activity. As Judy Ayers goes back for another coke, Carolyn Brooks flirts with the photographer. 74 Members of the Honor Society pre- sented the Nativity on the assembly. Here Suzanne Gilbert, Bill Lowry, Do- wanne Huggins, Lynn Starr, and Debbie DuChemin surround the manger. A Christmas Activities he music classes sang, accom- panied by Carolyn Brooks. The seventh grade Christmas party was full of fun and action. Here Jo Harris' room dances to the record player. 75 Talent Assembly This seventh grade combo may turn into something big. Great sounds come from James Mack, David Whitten, Larry Pelzel, Rob Foster, and Ronny Redden. Bonnie Boyd danced to 'A Taste of Honey. i - s, Roger Keele performed like a master on the piano broken arm and all! By g 58 Mo 38 9 28 8 a O o Valentine Royalty Named At Party Bill Lowrey and Sue Branch reigned as King and Queen of the Valentine Party. Eighth grade royalty were Bobbie Faris and Greg Dunham. Homemaking classes made delicious punch and tiny cup- Bob Masten and Carol Latham were ninth cakes for the party. Treva Nuckels and Teresa Barta prepare grade royalty. to serve. 77 Student Council Activities Members of the Student Coun- cil are active most of the year with various service duties and planning for all-student activities. Steve Martin, Gillis Hammett, Steve Spurgin, and Ellen Steadman pause be- tween duties for water. o s Teri Tonn reads the minutes from the last meeting. A partial lineup of officers includes Gillis Hammett, Ann McClen- don, Bill Lowry, Patti Sullivan, Steve Spurgin, and Ellen Steadman. President Bill Lowry discusses some problem with the council in a regular Tuesday morning meeting. 78 Debby Ferguson, Ellen, and Patti help put up the main bulletin board in the downstairs hall. 2 Gillis Hammett and the caf- eteria committee for the month remove mustard and mayon- naise from the tables after lunch. Larry Woodson, president of ninth grade and ex-officio member of the council, makes an announce- ment to the council. 79 Honor A look of surprise and joy is on Suzanne Gilbert's face when she finds out she is in the Honor Society. Ann Jagoe is doing a skit for initiation at the dinner in Marquis Hall. Teri Tonn's lovely hat must have something to do with the skit she is performing at initiation. 80 Society Suzanne Gilbert, Julie Althaus, Shirley Cowan, Kathy Foster, standing; and Randy Speck, Dowanne Huggins, Karen Wat- son, and Jim Connell are active members of Honor Society. Bill Lowrey, president of the Honor Society prepares to call a meeting to order. Kathy picks up absence slips for the princi- pal's office. All members perform this duty for every class period. and Ann Jagoe, Lynn Starr, Teri Tonn Debby DuChemin join Bill Lowrey as of- ficers of the Honor Society. 8l History Club History Club is made up of the members of the seventh grade social studies classes. This is the second period group. In the first period class, Tim William- son seated, Rob Foster, Betty Murdock, Holly Smith, Rickey Pike, and Diane Crain are in the dues-paying business. This is election time in the first period group. More second period students look like eager history beavers. B Standing, Cecily Silvernale, Tina Lowe, Joy Cook, Julie Gentry, and Kate Morey; seated, Pam Asher, Donna Pelzel, '.;;4; and Debbie Crenshaw. Standing: Pennie Allen, Diane Aaron, and San- dra Ginnis; seated, Bobbie Faris, Holly Hurdis, and Golia Barnett. Standing, Karen Watson, Dowanne Huggins, Becky Webb, and Beth Bryant; seared, Helen Wyss, Karen Fiorelli, and Lori Schlegel. Standing, Debbie Dyer, Teresa Barta, and Reba Lambert; seated, Frankie Lee, Betty Branch, and Deb- B bie Bush form the officer group of F.H.A. Standing, Nancy French, Virginia Robertson, Margaret Donsbach, Judy Ayers, and Pam Car- ney; seated, Caron Scroggins, Betti Belcher, and Mary Jo Kamp. e Art Club The Art Club is made up of members who want to learn more about artists and techniques. They meet after school once a week. Officers include Carl Friedsam, Pam Asher, Bonnie Boyd, and Karen Kelley. Band letter Club Jana Jones Barney Smith, Teri Tonn, Carol Latham . .. Marilyn Brown, Bill Lowrey, Bob Masten Ann McClendon, Becky Coffey, Bren- da Vau han . Linda Scull, David Anderson, Kathy Foster, Ann Jagoe, Mary Muxdock and Peggy Starnes have all cnmpleted the necessary practice time requirements to earn their Band Letter Club sweaters. Math Club Jon Davidson, Peggy Starnes, Becky Coffey, standing, and J. C. Bilyeu and Julie Althaus display their designs. Miss Sparks helps Kathy Foster and Becky with their projects. Debate Club Richard Bentley, Diane Richardson, Kathy, and Suzanne Gilbert work their ideas out on the board. Jon Davidson and Barbara Perry have worked hard on this report. Jon, Mike Ellis, Barbara, David Anderson, and Rick Sale are leaving a session of the Debate Tournament at the university. 85 Band Almost one third of the entire junior high school is in band. Dr. Trickey always amazes and delights us with the annual Spring Concert. Orchestra DR. EVELYN VAUGHN, director? The orchestra's cello section isn't bad, with Barbara Perry, Richard Bentley, and Robert Rogers in it A-one and a-two and a-three ... It's been a fast growth for the orchestra from its very small be- ginning a few years ago to its present accomplished group. Q.M. Staff The student newspaper is published by volunteers who give a period of their busy day to this purpose. Their student teacher, Mrs. Hou- ser, checks copy with staff mem- bers Mike Pierce, Lynn Starr, and Shelly Dutson seated. Lynn and Shelly look over a finished issue with their sponsor, Mrs. Steva Harris. The paper is mimeographed, stapled, and distributed once .every six weeks to the entire student body. Aepes a';rfh gbai Typing copy is Mike's favorite job. 88 Members of service class include Shareen Aboul-Ela, Julie Althaus, J. C. Bilyeu, Danny Cagle, Jon David- son, Debby DuChemin, Clifford Dunn, Debbie Fergu- son, Suzanne Gilbert, Gillis Hammett, Larry Ligon, Gerald Spears, Ellen Steadman, and Diane Richardson. Larry, Ellen, and Gillis go through the lunch line eatly in order to be free for their noon duties. Debby brought huge rolls of pastel paper to SCI VICC help decorate the gym for the Howdy Party. Jon and Kenton help cut streamers. Cl Diane, Suzanne, and Ellen are busy cut- ting crepe paper streamers for decorations. Larry, Gerald, and Clifford are doing a very im- portant job for the main officeinventorying Room 219. SUZANNE GILBERT DEBBIE FERGUSON KENTON MacINTYRE JULIE ALTHAUS Editor Editorial Staff Artist Editorial Staff If Debbie typed it, I wonder what it says. ELLEN STEADMAN Editorial Staff Turning The business managers doing one of their many jobs. through the 67 dummy. Lion's Roar Staff No, not therehere. Oh, well. somewhere. Being an artist means trying to please every- body. H-m-m-m. DEBBY DuCHEMIN J. C. BILYEU JON DAVIDSON DIANE RICHARDSON Business Mgr. Photographer Business Mgr. Editorial Staff Fire Crew Fire Crew members Kenny Redden, Larry Tatum, J. C. Bilyeu, Jon Davidson, Hubert Stiff, Mike Pierce standing, rear, Carl Frledsam, Bill Car- and Steve Martin are getting acquainted with ter rear, and Bill Eden are watching as Fire Chief proper procedure for ringing the fire bell Hubert Stiff is about to call a drill. Bill Eden, Larry Tatum, Mike Pierce, and Bill Carter take their positions at the front doors for a routine fire drill. 92 Safety Council Members 94 The students in 9A bought the largest percentage of annuals in this year's drive. Congratulations, 9A. g Favorites Seventh Grade TOM HYDER 96 Favorites TERRY JACQOUT CINDY DAVIDSON 97 98 RANDY SPECK HOMER WALTERS Eighth Grade Favorites CARON SCROGGINS MARY JO KAMP 99 JERRY MORSE GILLIS HAMMETT 100 Favorites MARILYN BROWN LYNN STARR ik N xtlk , 101 CARL ADCOCK JAKE HENDRICKS 102 Best Looking DEBBY FERGUSON HOLLY HURDIS 103 Best - . - sl - STEVE SPURGIN MIKE DOOLEY 104 All-Round ELLEN STEADMAN TERI TONN Best School KENTON MAC INTYRE JACK FRISBY 106 Spirit JANA JONES MARY MURDOCK 107 BARNEY SMITH JOHN WRIGHT 108 Friendliest LINDA KAMP DEBBIE DU CHEMIN DAVID ANDERSON STEVE MARTIN 110 W ittiest PATTI SULLIVAN DIANE RICHARDSON Autographs 112 113 Ninth Grade VS Faculty Masten 14 and Embry put up a valiant fight, but the faculty won this year's game. Mr. Mapel tips one away from Embry. Duncan rises high to try to stop a pass by one of the student teachers. Mr. Norman looks ready to make a basket all the way fromthe opposite end of the gym! Add two more for Mr. Mapel. r. Hardaway and Maclntyre look on anxiously as Mr. Norman and Masten try to direct the Mr. ball. That's referee-of-the-week, Mr. Duncan, in the mod get-up. 115 9th Grade Basketball Back row: Kenton Maclntyre, Mr. Hardaway, Bob Masten, Phillip Embry, Craig Ownby, Bill Lowry, Donnie Duncan; front row: Barney Smith, Jake Hendricks, Mike Dooley, and Jack Frisby. Although the Lions came in last in the District this year, there were some outstanding games and some really fine playing on the part of the team. Team spirit was good through- out most of the season; fans saw some breathtaking moments and some heartbreaking ones, too. Eighth Grade Basketball Standing: Randy Speck, Larry Tatum, Greg Mitchell, Mr. Norman, Casey Black, Greg Dunham, Chuck Toomer; kneeling: Jim Connell, Bill Eden, Jeffrey Sansom, and David Doss. Seventh Grade Basketball A TEAM Back row: Mr. Mapel, Jim Riddlesperger, Gary Martin, Joe Shahan, Rob Foster, David Whitten; fronz: Rickey Fuller, Lanny DeFoor, Bobby Speck, Larry Pelzel, and Tim Williamson. B TEAM Back row: Bill Miller, Scott Harpool, Ronny Redden, John Pitt, Gary Spring, Garry Clampitt; front: Randy Holley, Raoul Smyth, Mark Atkins, Kerry Brooks, Robin Rogers, and Rickey Pike. Greg Mitchell tries a free throw for more points for eighth grade. Seventh grader Mark Atkins sinks two ore. 120 Homecoming Lab Vs D.J. Home. Coming once again Basketball Sweetheart Ann McClendon shows great happiness along with her escort, Kenton MacIntyre. Suzanne Gilbert, Brenda Vaughn, and Mary Mur- dock show their school spirit. Coach Hardaway and the rest of the team appear to be in deep thought. :ff:;m $ i e, PR g a0 ISl -4 d 4 Carolyn Brooks was chosen Sweetheart by the eighth grade team Mr. Burks, our principal, seems worried about the out- come of the game. We recognize seventh graders Ronny Redden, Cynthia Davidson, Lann DeFoor, and Jo-Jo Eadie. SUE BRANCH Cheerleaders 1967 1966 Debby Ferguson g g j 0 3 2 l 1 A Top 9th Grade Athletes Back row: Becky Coffey, Suzanne Gilbert, Teri Tonn, Shareen Aboul-Ela, Linda Kamp, Debby Ferguson; front: Dolly Richardson, Ann McClendon, Lynn Starr, and Teresa Barta. 126 Top 8th and 7th Grade Athletes EIGHTH GRADE Standing: Mary Jo Kamp, Karen Watson, Judi Adkins, Martha Cline, Carolyn Brooks; seated: Caron Scroggins, Donna Pelzel, and Kate Morey. SEVENTH GRADE Janice Good, Mary Barrientes, Ellen Hopkins, Carla Mackey, Brenda Pearson, Carol Hottelet, Margaret Ayers, Cynthia Davidson, Athena Delaplain, and Karen Maclntyre. 127 Top Athletes NINTH GRADE Dolly Richardson EIGHTH GRADE Karen Watson SEVENTH GRADE Karen Maclntyre Track March 18, 1966 Lab vs. D.J. They're off! GREG MITCHELL BARNEY SMITH 129 Ninth Grade Golf Team Phillip Embry, Jack Frisby, Eddie Martin, Jon Davidson and Mark Motheral are practicing for their first tournament. Back row: Ronny Gaines, Randy Speck, Greg Dunham, Greg Mitchell; fronsz: Matt Jacquot, Jim Connell, and Robert Spurgin went out for eighth grade golf practice. Eighth Grade Golf Team 130 Advertising M g g LN S N, l I FIRST STATE BANK e s 101 South Locust e PROGRESSIVE e SOUND FRIENDLY JOSEPHINE ABBOTT REALTOR 409 Marietta FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1013 University Drive 387-3541 DOWNTOWN ON THE SQUARE Free Parking behind the Store We Redeem SCOTTIE STAMPS RUSSEL-NEWMAN East Hickory P.O. Box 640 GOEN FUNERAL HOME 320 West Oak Street Denton, Texas KIBLER OFFICE SUPPLY 107 East Oak EVERS HARDWARE 109 W. Hickory 133 - HERMAN F. 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DENTON, TEXAS 7620 MONROE-PEARSON 421 East Oak LAUNDROMAT 1212 West Mulberry LAMP POST GIFT SHOP 901 Sunset DE LISLE BARBER SHOP 1512 Malone FLOYD Fonerad Home 120 CENTER DENTON, TEXAS e 382-2214 142 Z0r OZ W. Oak RAMEY AND KING INSURANCE MARVIN G. RAMEY TERRELL W. KING Il 382-9691 First State Bank Building VARSITY SHOP 119 Avenue A 387-1522 E - g'y -, 1' :?. , ,?-': TAYLOK PUBLISHING COMPANY e Tovior made 144