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Home My WebLink About1976 I u i9 t, t i ?r REALTORS AND BUILDERS Mo y, 1976 ABC Realty 525 S. Locust 387-5911 Abbott Realty 1221 1-35 387-7557 Kathryn Abernathy 326 E. McKinney, #G 382-2620 Anchor Real Estate 112 Fry Street 382-5998 t Barns Realty 524 N. Locust 382-5090 W. C. Boyd P. 0. Box 189 382-6213 Joe Brooks Real Estate P. O. Box 367 382-9698 t Jack Browder P. 0. Box 1190 382-9698 Estelle Brown 225 W. Hickory 382-6934 Jimmy Brown Realty 405 W. University 382-8723 i Hayt Colo Real Estate P. O. Box 1250 382-2720 Crotch Realty 801 N. Locust 382-6707 Hank Dickerson &Co. 1341 W. Mockingbird A.C. 214 200 Tower cast, Dallas 634-1500 Alexander"Dink" Devsson Box 224, Ponder, Texas 479-2230 Tom Fouts Real Estate 901 Avenue C 382-1541 Fred Freeman Realty 800 Sherman Drive 382-3922 Mary C. Gay Real Estate 1806 Carroll Blvd. 382-5888 Don Hall 524 N. Locust 367-5162 W. F. Hamilton 901 Avenue C 387-2300 Grant Jacobsen/Hive 830 1-35, Suite B 387-8502 N. C. Joffrlos Agency 1008 Dallas Drive 387-4584 Mary McCain 2016 Southridge 387-2355 Henry S. MIIIorCo. 2001 Bryan Tower, Dallas 337-7524 The Neblett Agency 109 E. Oak 387-6189 Bob Nichols Real Estate 626 1st State Bank Bldg. 387-7577 J Joe Nichols 528 N. Locust 382-9696 Raposa Enterprises 225 N. Locust 387-8054 - Torry Schneider Co. 525 S. Locust 3874548 j BUILDERS 1 Davis Brothers Construction 409 E. Sycamore 382-8921 Don-Mac Development Corp. P. O. Box 160, Richardson 238-0401 i Denton Construction P. O. Box 1526 382-6751 Down Development Company Rayznr Building 387-9556 Four M Developers 315 Mimosa 382-9872 D. F. Gill Construction 1900 Westministor 387-8979 J & J Construction 1806 Carroll Blvd. 382-3124 Jayson Homes 1808 Bolivar 387-2188 K. W. Lee CanOructlon 3106 Santa Monica 382-4611 Pierce-Mooro Construction 3005 E. University 387-5646 i a APARTMENTS IN DENTON The Abbey 25 Bryan 387-2657 Alton House 1005 W. Hickory 3874115 Americana 627 & 701 Bernard 382-7818 Aquarius 228 Ave. F Aries 2500 W. Hickory 387-5162 Acodloo 524 N. Locust &82-9294 Bateman Ellen Dole 421 Bolivar 387-5212 € Eolalre 1901 Edwards I Bo in;ont 804 N. Locust Blair House 2428 Charlotte 382-5895 Blake House 2422 Charlotte Bonanza House 2339 W. Oak Brown 2208 W. Prbirie Burkhalter 2208, 2216 W. Hickory Burkhalter 2009, 2121 W. Hickory Calico House 1510 N. Elm f Capricorn 2409 Charlotte Caprock 2421 Louise 382-7712 Carlisle 1800 Scripture 382-7€18 Castleberry 627 Grove 382-8995 Cdtaline 2225 W. Oak 387-9215 Cedar Crest 305 Ave. G 387-8641 I Centaur 1111 Eagle Century House 106 Ave. G 387-8641 Contury House 12 403 Bryan Chaparral 601 Eagle 382-5331 Chateau Dior 1717 N. Locust The C lusters 2269 W. Oak 387-3862 Coachman 2211 W. Hickory 387-2130 Col loge & Vine College & Vine 387-0934 College Inn 200 Ave. D 387-3526 College West 2428 Louise Colonial Oaks 1701 W. Oak 387-3248 Colony House 325 Withers Coral Islo 1800 Scripture 387-7188 Crestwood 2428 Louise 382-3464 Crosswinds 2411 Charlotte Crouch 812 W. Hickory Curry House 1008 Scripture 382-8665 Dale 412 Bolivar Denton North 1700 Fall Meadow Oreamland 1200 E. Hickory 387-5557 Eagle 1920 Prairie 387-8225 Eagle Arms 1017 W. Prairie 382-2030 El Centro 919 N. Elm El Rancho 2206 W. Hickory 387-2854 i i i S I Elm Terrace 1420 North Elm Espana 1003 Eagle 387-5055 Esquire 502 Ave. E, 2109 W. Prairie 382-8927 Five-7en Texas 510 Texas 382-3861 .`N Forestridge 1800 Westminister 382-1223 Franciscan 311 Jagoe F Garden 1314 W. Oak 3 Gas Light 918 BelI Gemini 2200 Block, W. Oak t-A Greenway Potlo Townhouse 2912 Augusta 387-8741 Gregory Arms 2405 W. Prairie 387-1064 Heritage 1201 Arden 387-3721 hickory Arms 2200 W. Hickory 382-6225 Hickory Street 1400 W. Hickory Homestead Manor 1805 N. Locust - Housion Place 313 Thomas 387-4231 Jagoe Street 416 Jagoo 387-7188 1 ! Jamestown Inn 500 Bonnie Brae 387-3438 Land R 201 W. Sycamore LOVlIla 2117 W. Hickory 387-3750 I Las Brisas Dallas Drive 382-1551 Leo W. Oak Loma Del Rey 517 Loop 288 382-6521 j Londonderry Oaks 731 Londonde y 387-0313 Londonderry Vi I loge 1900 Sam Bass Luker 312 Jagoe Libra 2413 Charlotte Maple Terrace 1720 Maple Mor-Mac 1120 Vine Mar-Mac Homes 1126 Bell Markshlre 912 Boll 382-4600 j Meadows 1400 N, Elm l~ Monaco 2415, 2417 & 2508 Charlotte 387-9215, 382-1882 Monterrey 910 Eagle 387-8882 Mounts Street 802 Mounts Normal Avenue 308 Normal 387-7188 N,T,S,U. 308 Bradley Oak Gardens 601 W. Oak 382-7203 Oak Lawn 715 W. Hickory Oak Place I ilA Heritage Lane 382-2528 Oakland Park 803 Oakland Oaks 1500 W. Oak Oxford House 2229 E. University 387-1572 Palm Garden 1926 Chestnut Parker Sgaure 2425 Louise 387-0454 Phi lips 2532 Charlotte 382-1825 Pidree 1405 N, Locust 382-9414 Pioneer 1921 Edwards I ~c Plantation 411 Ponder Ridgewood 111 & 115 Hahn Riverio 1102 Bell Royal Manor 222 Avenue G 387-0368 14 Seville 2516 Louise 387-8723 Shauntee Royal 1102 Bell 1811 Maple 387-3125 Sierra 387-8751 Silver Sands/Sands 2217 W. Prairie Silver Spur 2515 Louise 387-4443 Singing Oaks 307 Loop 288 i 1 s Solomon Hill 1123 E. Mulberry i Southridge Executive Townhouses Southridge 387_7648 State House 1607 W. Oak 382-5866 1 Stella/Sunrise House 2121 Stella 115 Ave. G 387-2130 Stonohi11 387-9176 A Stone's Throw 29 Ave ve Hickory 387-7260 j Sunday House 2009 . G 382-2757 Taliaferro Court 1007 Oakland 206 Sawyer Taunts 2411 Charlotte Texas-Flue-Ten-Texas 510 Texas 387-2458 Timbers 1920 Ruddell 387-5614 Town & Country 2522 Louise 387-8012 1819 Maple Tradwinds 1921 W. HIc)MY 382=4884 Twin Oaks 382-6780 University City 900 Bernard at Eagle Valencia 1104 Bernard Villa E1 Centro 915 N. Elm 1112 Eagle jt Village 1700 Vi l loge East 382-1711 Village East Vi I to West Virgo 2508 W. Hickory Voertman's, Inc. 1328 W. Hickory 387-7644 West Park 2505 Louise West Prairie 2503 W. Prairie Wottem Hills/Western Pralrle 2504 Louise Westgate 224 Ave. F 387-6307 Westridge 2311 Stella 387-0610 Willowiid 900 WIIlowwodd I ' i i i k 1 f~ DENTON MOTELS CLAYTON HOUSE MOTEL RAMADA INN 1111 University Drive 820 1-35 East Pool,inrestaurant & club (102 ~ unBox its)572 John Rasco 382-9626 Pool, restaurant & club Bob Shinn 387-0591 HOLIDAY INN 1 U. S. 77 & 1-36 TROPICANA INN MOTEL P. D. Box 1429 2605 I-35 East (108 Units) (60 Units) Pool, restaarant & club Pool & restaurant Jim Horn 387-3511 Bill Williamson 383-3555 LA QUINTA MOTOR INN VILLA CAPRI MOTOR HOTEL 700 Fort Worth Drive 611 1-35 East (100 Units) (48 Units) j Pool & restuarant Pool, restuarant & club f Jim Rollins 387.5840 Mary T. Wolfe 387-6181 MOTEL 6 4126 1-35 East (86 Units) 1 Pool & restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ryder 387-0571 For more details or convention and banquet information, contact: Denton Chamber of Commerce Convention/Visitors Bureau P, 0, Drawer P Denton, Texas 76201 (817) 382-9693 I i i II - s MOBILE HOME SPACE I I ACORN RANCH ROYAL OAKWHEEL ESTATES 1 Rt.."" , Off US 380 East ~t'. T, '-B-0-'x--6-4 9 A 387-4424 387-5921 CAPRICO~ RN PARK. SH£R1J000 MOBILE HOME PARK ox 4G RF04 Rt.2, B . East of TIdU on US 380 Located 2 blocks off 35 E South j 387-0711 382-9903 CEDAR CREEK MOBILE ESTATES SILVER DOME MOBILE 34E PAU Rt;_.~"; max T'f`1~ ct-.. 5, Box 553A 4 112 miles south on FM 2181 382-9057 387-9914 SPRING HOLLOW ESTATES D£NTON WEST Teasley Lane 382-,2A60 f ! 387-9511 TP.ADEWINOS MOBILE HOME PARK GASTON MOBILE HOME PARK *.35 E at r4ayhi1l Road 51T_,Smitl'i-STree 387-648 382-8930 GOLDEN TRIANGLE MOBILE TRAILER PARK VACATION VILLAGE j Hwy -M at-Iirgya {F , ear a e Dallas 464-7612 387-8324 HILLCREST TRAILER COURT WESTERNER MOBILE LODGE 2 50"0"" 0 r r ee F f" . e 382-5251 387-8010 INMAN MOBILE HOME PARK Tb0 ea od 1 382.-5930 PARK VILLAGE OF OENTON It Fff ~S-`" - - - 387-2233 i li 1 I 5 Community Profile : dl~~lli~~lllit~ Denton, Texas ~A PCPULATION: LCCATICN AND TRANSPCRTATICN: 38 miles north of downtown Dallas on Inter- City: 39,874* 46,500 ('75 est.) state Hwy. 35-E (U.S. 77); 36 miles north County: 75,633* 97,000 ('75est.) of downtown Ft. Worth on interstate 35-W; U.S. 377, U,S. Hwy. 380. Freight Service: TAXES: M-K-T, Santa Fe, T&P railroad, Motor Rate Per 103 Assessment Ratio Freight Lines: 12 (overnight delivery all Valuation To Current Value major points in Texas). Passenger Service: Continental Trailways, Air Service: Dallas/ City $1,70 400io Ft. Worth Regional Airport less than 20 j School 2.00 60% miles south of the city, Dallas Love Field County 95 90% approximately 30 miles south of city limits. I i State .12 20% Denton Nuniclopl Airport has lighted can- crete runway 4,150' x 150': storage, char- MUNICIPAL SERVICES AND RELATED: ter, maintenance, repair, fueling. CounT- ch-Manager; ome rule .--Police 55, Firemen 54 (including part time). Annual EDUCATICN: budget $10.2 million; revenue bonds $27.8 9 elementary schools, 2 Jr. Nigh, 1 Senior million. Cutstanding G.C. bonds $8.1 High ...22 student classroom average, Total million. Comprehensive zoning and Master enrollment 8,178. North Texas State Univer- Plan. stly (enrollment 15,434), Texas Woman's University (enrollment 7,222), Selwyn Prep UTILITIES: School (co-ed 12 grades); Denton State School Power total cap. 189,000 KW) and Water (far mentally retarded) capacity 1,700, (Garza- Little Elm Reservoir plus 11 arte- sian wells) municipally owned, C ne sewer- GENERAL: age pl mt (cap. 6,0 MGD). C Cher utilities B r_iks:combined deposits 5131.1 million) I Lone Star Gas Co,; General Telephone and S & L: 4 (combined deposits $91.1 million) Electronics Corp. 5 hospitals with 464 beds. 68 doctors, 33 specialists, 28 dontists. 65 churches, 21 ' INDUSTRIAL DEVELC PMENT,- denominations, 10 motels, daily newspaper, Apparel, asphalt, brick, business forms, AN-FM radio, Water sports: Garza Little cabinets, wood products, food processing, Elm nearby, capacity 1,002,900 acre feet. gas tanks, jewelry & related Items, mo- 3 golf sources. Public library, 41,000 vol. bile homes, mattresses, commercial trail- ers, ornamental Iron, paper products, plastics, ready mix concrete, twist drills, *1970 Census welding devices and guages. i J ry is f % r A BRIEF STATISTICAL LOOK AT DENTON ;u July, 1975 POPULATION: BUILDING PERMITS: 1975: 50,735 (including both TWU and NTSU M975: 376 $12,498,521 1974: 48,000 000 studet~ts1,973: 43,000 1973: 481 25,500,863 , 1972: 736 32,492,810 970: 399964 It is estitadtid that 37% of 1971: 737 27,446,705 1MO : 26,844 NTSU students are commuters 1970: 487 18,1052428 1950: 21,345 and 25% of TWU students are 1969: 503 15,704,677 1940: 11,192 commuters. 1960: 282 59891,254 PROJECTION: TAES• 1950: 330 21321,877 1980: 550000 Rate per $100 Assessment Ratio 1990: 81,500 Val- uation _ To Current Value City: $1.70 School. 2,05 40% 60% County: S~ate.17 20% UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT: NTSU TWU TOTAL HIGH JR.HI ELEM. TOTAL 1975: 15430 7,222 2~ _jb 1975: 1,FF 2,053 ,68 f 1974: 15,434 6,5P7 22,021 1974: 1,741 2,065 4,372 89178 1973: 14,500 6,036 20,636 1973: 1,774 2,066 4,086 70926 1971: 15,533 5,810 21,343 1971: 1,640 1,946 4,010 7,598 1970: 15,027 5,363 20,390 1970: 11585 1,902 49089 7,576 1960: 7,494 2,482 9,976 1960: 11069 1,277 2,670 5,016 1960: 5,093 1,647 61740 1950: 595 812 20090 31497 1940: 2,501 29699 5,200 1940: 637 330 959 1,926 aANK DEPOSITS (4 Banks SAVINGS LOAN ASSETS (2); 1975: $131,019,876,00 1975: $91,160,319.26 1974: 126,209,607.51 1974: 63,584,045.91 1973: 114,161,439.00 1973: 53,692,053.00 1971: 980056,361.95 1971: 40,441,640.17 1970: 93,547,695.00 1970: 38,262,559.00 1968: 701415,201.88 1968: 32,418,019.96 1960., 319780,717.11 (2 Banks) 1960: 9,637,718.48 1950: 13,917,759.00 1950: 901,127,98 GAS METERS: ELECTRIC METERS.: POSTAL RECEIPTS, TELEPHONES: 1975• 119416 1975: 13,100 1975; $1,701,362.78 1975: 32,500 1974: 11,174 1974: 13,719 1974: 1,646,295.50 1974: 30,288 1973: 11,884 1973: 13,124 1973: 1,724,094,56 1973: 28,540 1971: 110157 1971: 12,483 1971: 1.135,763.54 1971: 23,898 1970; 100868 1970: 11,231 1970: 1,056,676.13 1970: 22,530 1960: 81365 1960: 81980 1960: 406,187.86 1960: T0,594 1950: 52795 1950: 6,350 1950: 202,443.44 1950: 52430 I CLIMATOLOGICAL SUMMARY Month Daily Maximum (Bean) Daily Minimum (Mean Monthly (Mean) Jan 57,3 33,4 45,4 Feb 61.1 36.6 48,9 Mar 68,5 42.7 55.6 ~a Apr 76.9 52,1 64.5 May 83.4 60.7 72.1 Jun 92,0 69,2 80,6 Jul 96.2 72.4 84,3 Aug 97,7 72.4 85.1 Sep 9D.6 65,3 78,0 L:t 80.8 55.0 67,9 Nov 67.3 40.9 54.1 i Dec 59.0 35.8 47.4 Year 77.6 53.0 65,3 1 Denton is located near the center of Denton County, in North Central Texas, Denton County sits astride the border line between the Blackland Belt and the Grand Prairie with characteristics of Blacklands in the eastern part and those of the Grand Prairie in the west. Soil types range from deep sandy loam to rich black. Principal crops include cotton, corn, wheat, oats, hay, grain sorg- hums and peanuts, Crap growing predominates on the Blacklands in the east, and livestock-raising on the Grand Prairie in the west, Denton lies in the transition zone between the humid substopical region that extends northward from the Gulf of Mexico and the more continental climate to the north. Average annual rainfall is 31,67 inches, but monthly and annual amounts are quite variable. Most precipitation is derived from thundershowers, which are heavier and more frequent in April, May and June. August is the driest month and also the hottest. Snow occurs only rarely and is unimportant as a source of moisture, During the winter, sudden changes in temperature occur with the passage of polar air masses from the north, Periods of occasionally extrer.,a cold are short, how- even, winters are relatively mild, Summer days are rather hot, The highest tem. peratures of summer are generally associated with fair skies, westerly winds, and dry air. Hot period= in summer are often broken by 3 to 5 day periods of r thunderstorm activity, Severe wind and hailstorms may occur on occasionst but are infrequent, Denton receives about 65% of the total possible sunshine annually. Periods of cloudy weather ar:, most frequent January through April, Prevailing winds are southerly, Strongest continuous winds occur in late winter and early spring, while peak gusts are associated with thunderstorms. Relative humidity is highest during the early morning hours and lowest during the after- noon. Average annual relative humidity is about 65'%. with only slight variation from season to season. Denton County has an average drowong season of about 230 days, The average date of the first fall freeze (320) is about November 10th, and the average date of the last spring freeze (320) is about March 26th. i s f I II DENTON CHURCHES 1 ASSEMBLY OF GOD j; Faith Tabornacle Assembly of God Highland Baptist Church 407 Crawford 382-5620 1111 Highland 387-1745 First Assembly of God Hill,.i•est Baptist Church S 2227 Carroll Blvd. 382-6391 2810 N. L%vst 382-3396 { Lindsey Street Assembly of God Maranotho Baptist Church 387-5325 1310 Lindsey 382-3246 1301 Audra Ln. (Box 1242) St. Andrews Church of God in Christ Memorial Baptist Church 387-2014 608 Lakoy 387-1208 (Old McKinney Rd., RFD 2) Towns North Assembly of God Mt. Calvary Baptist Church 3105 Heathor 387-8151 728 E. Prairie 387-7191 i BAPTIST North Elm Baptist Church 2801 N. Elm 382-3965 j Calvary 3aptist Church 1601 N. Elm 387-1676 Northside Baptist Church 3217 Stuart Ln. 387-3217 'i Center Point Baptist Church 201 Mission 387-0074 Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 107 Wood 387-4794 Central Baptist Church + 2221 Carroll Blvd, 382-6969 St. Emmanuel Baptist Church 509 Lakey 387-6290 CoNege View Baptist Church 510 Ruddel I 387-6363 Southside Baptist Church Oakwood St, 382-0121 Cooper Creek P.r;)tist Church r North of Mingo Road Towne North Baptist Church 526 Hercules 387-7915 Denton Baptist Tamplo 382-2797 Cornar Bernard & Hwy. 35 University Baptist Church 417 F'. University 382-5952 ' Evangel Baptist Church 1810 Ft. Worth Dr. 382-2693 ? CATHOLIC r" First Baptist Church Immaculate Conception Catholic Church 1100 Malone 382-2577 1215 N. Elm 387-1755 First Mexican Baptist CHRISTIAN Cleveland & Collins e! First Christian Church Grace Temple Baptist 1203 N. Fulton 387-1474 1106 W. Oak 387-6137 c, 1 ~ l i CHURCH OF CHRIST METHODIST Church of Christ Asbury Methodist Church Anna at Sunse` 382-3537 1919 N. Elm (Box 744) 387-6487 East End Church of Christ Congregational Methodist Church 2109 Shawnee 382-3351 Corner Collins B. Cleveland lid Pearl Street Church of Christ Cooper Creek United Methodist Church 312 Pearl 387-3531 Cooper Creek at Mingo Rd. r Simmons Church of Christ First United Methodist Church 411 Simmons 387-5622 201 S. Locust 382-5478 Singing Oaks Church of Christ First 6outhern Methodist Church 101 Cardinal Lone 387-8183 705 N. Elm University Church of Christ John Wesley Southern Methodist Church 403 Welch 382-5152 Maple at Welch 382-4824 CHURCH OF GOD Mr. Pilgrim C.M.E, 605 Blockwall 387-5452 Denton Church of God 1 2525 Stolle 387-3972 St. James A.M.E. 1107 E. Ouk 387-1223 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE r NON-DENOMINATIONAL First Church of Nazarene 529 Bolivar 387-8311 Denton Christian Church { 3130 N. Elm 387-1321 I Taylor Park Church of the Nazarene 1906 McCormick 387-6085 Full G. spel Assembly 209 Mockingbird Ln. 382-1822 EPISCOPAL Liberty Full Gospel Chhroh St. Bornabas Episcopal Church 14117 Oakland 1200 N. Elm 382-2748 Trinity Pentecostal Church St. David's Episcopal Church 2417 S. Berard 613 Ector 387-2622 PRESBYTERM LUTHERAN j ! - Cumberland Presbyterian Church -1575 1424 Stuart Rd. 387-6811 k° n Church 387St. Paul's Luthera 703 N. Eim (,fox 341) First Presbyterian Church 387-3894 Christ the Servant Lutheran Church 1114 W. University Drive 3121 E. University 387-1984 I xY,afY,: 1 sv+u-y N C4SY} 1 i1 xa!! i f ;s ~t St. Andrew Presbyterian Church 300 W. Oak 387-3897 Trinity United Presbyterian Church 2200 Bell 382-8815 OTHERS Denton Ward - Church of Jesus of Latter Day Saints k 1801 Malone 382-9228 First Church of Christ Scientist 402 Texas 387-1827 Seventh Day Advantist 1 ~ Women's Ctub Bldg. (Oakland Street) i Denton Unitarian Fellowship 1111 Cordell 387-4113 Free Holiness Mission 1109 Johnson I I I ~ i I S it t OFFICE OF THE SUPERIMTENDENT Denton Independent School District 1205 University Drive West Denton, Texas 76201 (817) 387-6151 ~a The Setting: Denton is describes as a small city (population 48,000) located 35 y miles north of the Dallas-Ft, Worth complex, "atop the Golden Triangle." It stands in the Cross Timber country with cotton land to the east and prairie to the wests Students represent all ranges of socio-economic background; university faculty, business, industry, the farm, and com- muters to the larger cities. Both North Texas State and Texas Woman's Universities are located in Donton, This fact is of considerable influ- ence both in the community and in the public schools. i The Schools: The Oehton Independent School District enrolls 8,300 students in grades kindergartes through grade 12, There are eight elementary attendance centers, tyro Junior high schools and one senior high school (grades 10-12) The Official Policies of the Board of Education include the following j statement: "Since education should be spiritual as well as physical, moral as well as intellectual, and subjective as well as objective, the Denton Independent School District accepts the individual as he is, irrespective of race, creed, or color. With the intention of providing the student with direction and purpose in life, the Board of Education, the Staff and the Community have as their goal the enhancement of the student's growth and development." To this end, the Denton Independent School District emphasis upon to onprovide a f balanced program at all levels, There is p (reading and mathematics, especially in the elementary school) and f upon positive attitudes and experiences in the fine arts and vocational areas. Classroom and auxiliary activities are directed toward these ends. This has been expressed iii the theme: Excellence with Kindness. Accreditation: The district is accredited by the Texas Education Agency and the South- ern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. have been designated as exemplary by the Texas Education Agency in the use of instructional television and open space education, Denton ' Senior Nigh School has-been the recipient of a two year planning grant by the National Humanities Faculty. Achievement: Denton students achieve at or above national norms in terms of basic achievement. The Senior High School averages eight to ten National Merit Finalists each year. The vocational facilities at the high school are designated as an Area Vocational School by the State of Texas. i I HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCE All high school age children attend the Denton Senior High School, Generally, all junior high children who live north of Highway 380 attend Strickland Junior High School,while those who live south of Highway 380 attend Congress Junior High School. Exceptions: children who live east of the TV railroad tracks and south of Highway 380 also attend Strickland Junior High School. ELEMENTARY ATTENDANCE Elementary children are expected to attend the elementary school nearest their homes although parents may request a transfer to another school prior to the time their child is enrolled for the year, However, if a transfer is granted, parents will be responsible for the child's transportation to and from school. Children are eligible to enter grade 1 if they are six years old on or before September 1. They are eligible to enter kindergarten if they are 5 years of age on or before September 1st, NR l NT PRO UNKa Consult with the appropriate school nearest your home in regards to procedures for registration, records, and immunization requirements. I i I CLASS SIZE„ I Class size varies from building to building; however, it is the intent of the dis- trict to keep class size is grades K-3 to a MAXIMUM of 2E students and grades 4-6 to a MAXIMUM of 29 students. Class size averages 22 students in the junior high schools, 20 in the senior high school and 24 at the elementary level, GRA~RFPORTING Grade reporting periods are at six week intervals. (Progress reports in the secon- enthe schoo couraged. year schools.1 The dary day i quarters, arganizad on the a conferencing w is with three 60 district divided SPECIAL EOUCATIOK The Denton schools currently provides special education for children who are men- tally handicapped, minimally brain injured, emotionally distrubed, or who have language or learning disabilities. No provisions are currently available for children who are blind except that we can and do make contract arrangements with agencies who can provide education for these children, Questions concerning i such special education clases may be directed to any building principal or to Firs. Dorothy Minter, Director of Special Education, Denton Independent School District, Telephone: 382-1591, TRANSP)RTATIQ. All children who reside more than one and one-half mile from the nearest attendance center are eligible to ride the school bus, Questions about the school bus routes, etc., can be answered by calling the office of Mr. Durward Miller, Telephone: 387-3846• f -2- Y' if 13 ' Si 1 . 1111 SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM The district provides a school lunch program under guidelines developed for the 04 Federal School Lunch Program, The charge for students who can afford to pay i $.45 for elementary students and $655 for junior and senior high school students. A "snack" bar is also provided in the secondary schools. STUDENT SERVICES aI The Denton schools offer a full rangge of services to their students. Guidance services are available in grades K-12, as is specidliaed instruction in vocal and instrumental music, physical education, speech correction, and school health services. THE STAFF i The professional staff is fully certified and is selected from a wide range of appli- cants. Over half of the professional staff have MaSttft Degrees. f+ THE OPEN DOOR The professionalstaff of' the Denton Independent School District encourages personal { I) involvement of its patrons r through parent organiza cans, orientations and special programs, parent-teacher copfirence6, and school vis tbtibn, The school and the home are Viewed as a team wrking toward the goal of educational excellence. Parents comments and questions are IA11 ted, SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ADDRESS PHONE Denton Senior High School Mr. Alvin Whaley 1007 Fulton 382-9611 Congress Junior Iligh School Mr. Ivan Glasscock 709 Congress '-37-8566 j Strickland Junior H.S. Mr. C R, Wall 324 Windsor 383-1621 I i Frank Borman Elementary Mr. Doyle Chrisman 2429 Parvin 387-7502 Jefferson Davis Elementary Mr. Robert Estes 500 N. Wood 382-1587 Ginnings Elementary Mr. Joe Brooks 820 Sun Valley 387-3848 Stonewall Jackson Elementary Mr. John Wells 112 Gary St, 387-6263 Robert E. Lee Elementary Mr. Art Seely 800 Mack Drive 383-1427 Newton Rayzor Elementary Mr. Charles Borth 1400 Malone 387-6166 -9313 382 Woodrow Wilson Elementary Mr, Sammy Spratt 1501 Emerson { { -3. j r yl h VA KINDERGARTENS AND/OR DAY NURSERIES *Anna Belt's Playroom 2601 Denison 382-2129 *Day & Night Nursery Route 4 382-6351 *Denton City-Country My Nursery 1400 Paisley 382-6485 Denton Community Kindergarten 1919 N. Elm Street 387-6487 (Asbury Methodist Church) Denton Country Day School 1124 N. Locust 382-7145 *Favor's Pre-School & Kindergarten 722 W. Oak Street 382-9317 I i *First Baptist Church Day Nursery & 1100 Malone 382-2570 JI Kindergarten f j *Fred Moore Nursery Crosstimbers & Mill 387-8214 I *Grace Temple Baptist Day Care Center 1106 W. Oak Street 387-6137 { *Kiddie Korral Playschool & Kindergarten 808 Sherman Drive 387-4161 *Kiddle Kampus Play Nursery 1220 Anna Street 382-5537 { Little Creek Pre-School, Inc. Unitarian Church 387-8015 *Little People Play School & Kindergarten 314 Jagoe Street 382-4423 *Lucy's Playiand 2718 E. University 382-3983 Montessori School 703 N. Elm Street 387-8927 (St. Paul's Lutheran Church) Pearl Street Daily Bible School & 312 Pearl 387-3637 Kindergarten *Rivendell Pre-School Center 806 Avenue D 387-3314 Selby's Child Care Center 1003 Cordell Street 382-2678 Stoneleigh Pre-School & Day Care Center 1600 Bonnie Brae 382-1222 i i Towne North Baptist Church Kindergarten 526 Hercules 387-7915 *Licensed Day Care Facilities, State Department of Public Welfare i t5 : .s s4 ' 1 a MANUhA(!TURIRS ACME BRICK COMPANY (190) COCA-COLA BOTTLINO (25) k.e Hubert Capps, Jr., Plant lAonager Robert Lyles 220 E. Daniels 1003 Shady Oaks Drive P. O. Box 718 387-1823 387-5804 Distribution Center Bricks CRYSTAL ROCK ICE COMPANY (6) AMERICAN INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS (4) J. L. Hooten AMERICAN PENNANT 1217 W. Oak Street Frank Cowthor, President 387-4316 Highway 380 West Ice Processing 503 Wye Street 387-5591 CUSTOM CABINETS (3) r~ Library Cabinets, Corrugated Richard Carney Paper Prethmh 712 S. Elm Street 387-2312 ray BARNETT'S SHOP (3) Cabinets & Wood Products j Raymond Barnett I 215 Fort Worth Drive DAVIS PURITY BAKER (6) 382-6223 Mrs. Donald Davis Ornamental Iron 700 W. Hickory 387-7612 BORDEN, INC. (8) Bakery Products E. E. Gentry l 805 E. McKinney DENTON BLIND SHOP (1) 387-6400 Mrs, Leland Knight Dairy Products Dishibutors 3301 Fort Worth Drive 387-4731 j BUTLER MATTRESS COMPANY (1) Venation Biinds C. A, Butler, Owner Highway 380 East DENTON DAIRY COOP ASSOCIATION 382-6312 Truman Baker (10) Mattresses P. O. Box 218 Bell Avenue r CIVIC PRINTING COMPANY (4) 382-8521 Bill Hudson, Owner Livestock & Poultry Feeds 105 W. Hickory 382-5149 DENTON CENTER DONUT (1) Lithographic Printing Richard Buck W. Univemity Drive COBB LEATHERCRAFT 387-5996 M. H. Cobb, Owner Bakery Products Route 4, P. O. Box 117 I Dallas Highway DENTON COMMERCIAL PRINTING(15) 387-1644 Edward L. Powell Leather Goods 222 W. Hickory 387-1634 Commercial Printing :t {i +i MANUFACTURERS/Pry, 2 DENTON CONCRETE COMPANY (25) HENSLEY PACKING CO., INC. (25)t Charles Davis Weldon Miller 411 E, Sycamore 1512 1/2 Malone (offices) 387-2316 1600 Wilson Street (plant) Ready-Mix Concrete 3874561 Beef, Pork, Sausage DENTON MONUMENT WORKS (3f t+1TERSTATE SIGN MFG., INC. (16) James R. Bledsoe I 615 S. Locust Street M. E. Malone, President 387-2611 2600 James Street Granite & Marble Monuments P. O. Box 1906 l387-4378 DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE (101) Interstate Highway & Municipal Signs Roy Appleton, Jr., Editor JACKSON CONCRETE, INC. 314 E. Hickory i ' O. Boa 369 Gary Sims, Manager P. P. o. 11 1111 Willow Springs 387-38 Re 387-5604 Newspaper J j ~ Ready-Mix Concrete EMCONITE (185) (Division of Amerace-ESNA Corp.) JAGOE-PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION (80) J Bob Curry, Plant Manager Nick Stabile, Gerald Ricks JJJJ 2600 Stemmons Expressway Cc-Owners P. O. Box 460 3020 Fort Worth Drive 387-3535 382-2581 Molded Plastic Parts Asphaltic Concrete JOSTENS, INC. O f GENE GOHLKE BUILDING PRODUCTS (6) Earl Lancaster, Resident Manager - ~ Owner 1-35 East at Mayhi l l Road Exit Gene GohNej 406 Bell l Av, 9n ue 406 B P. p, pox AC 382-1502 -8511 Concrete Products, Aluminum Soroer+s 387 High School & Military Rings GREEN GIANT COMPANY 450) LONE STAR FILMS (26) Loren Tuttle, General Manager George E. (Ted) Ford, Owner Tony Bieble, Warehouso Supt. 612 E. McKinney 1725 Cooper Creek Road p, 0, Box 1511 382-1571 387-0566 Packaging & Distribution Center' Plastic Films HARPOOL SEED, INC. (25) M & B METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY (8) j i Tom Harpool M. M. Magnus, President j 420 E. McKinney Street Bandy Smith, Salesman j 387-0541 1900 S. Bonnie Brae, P. 0. Box 57 ~ Seed, Feed, Gordan Center, & Fertilizer 382-6794 Metal Coat Hangers f t1 I~ f 1; ' F5 NvaNUFACTUERS/Poge 3 M & M PRINTING Fred MoNe & A, L. McCormick (3) S & V PLASTICS, INC. (3) 514 N. Locust Wa~'reH.Whiiaon, Owner 382-39U8 Loop 188 387-6924 lostl s Commercial Printing P F~astibs MCORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. (200) SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY SOUTHERN DIVISION HEADQUARTERS Vernon Langley, Manager C. H. Noukam, Vice President 2017 Barswell, Fort Worth 1 1100 1-35 South Denton Industrial Park 387-4361 ~ 382-5924 t x MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. (450) Warehouse & Distributiwx Center Carl Rowe, Plant Manager STARLITE NEON SIGN CO. (2) 601 West Hickory H. W. Erwin, Owner 387-8533 214 W. Pwairle 1 Business Forms 382-8850 i MORRIS WOODWORKS (4) Neon & Plastic Highway Signs J. B. Morris TERRILL WHEELER PRINTING CO. (10) f 400 Dallas Drive 382 Terrill Wheeler -6635 821 N. Elm Street Wooden Items, Cabinets, Furniture P. O. Box 99 387-6731 J MORRISON MILLING COMPANY (125) Commercial Prtnting E. W. Morrison, Jr„ President 319 Prairie TEXAS NEON SIGN COMPANY (10) P, O. Box 719 J.L. Powell &C. R. Park 387-6111 Co-Owners Nour, Cornmeal & Convenience Foods 3105 Fort Worth Highway (U.S. 377) P - 0 . Box 674 C; I10 RUBBER CO. (45) 382-5721 (Orthone Division) Neon & Plastic Signs George DeMore, Manager 1500 1-35W TRANSPORT SYSTEMS, INC, (90) P. 0. Box 1398 John Moellinger, President 387-0585 14031-35W Molded Plastic Parts P. 0. Box 1866 387-7533 PEERLESS MANUFACTURING COMPANY (20) Trailers D. O, Cason, Manager 702 S. Locust Street TRINITY INDUSTRIES, INC, (130) 387-1914 Rail Car Division: Joh Wright Oxygen Tanks LPG Division; Coy Scruggs 615 E. Sycamore Street RUSSELL-NEWMAN MFG. COMPANY (350) 382-5416 Frank Martino, President Swami, Propane, Rail Car Tanks Loop 288 P. O, Box 2306 387--3223 Womens and Girls Lingerie it a.w MANUFACTURERS/Page 4 TURBC REFRIGERATION COMPANY (55) W. F. Hagen, President 1515 Shady Gaks Drive I P. O. Box 396 Denton Industrial Park I~ 387-4301 Industrial Ice h'wchines VICTOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY (725) Edward Moorehead, General Manager Al Gulrich, Plant Manager r' Airport Road II j P. O. Box 1007 387-5544 Welding tip Cutting Equipment i I FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS CAPITOL FINANCIAL SERVICES 1851 I-35E P.O, Box 339 Denton, Texas 76201 383-1515 DENTON AREA TEACHERS CREDIT UNION 212 Sycamore P.O. Box 1434 Denton, Texas 67201 387-8585 DENTON SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Iq 300 N. Elm r P.O. Box 1307 1 Denton, Texas 76201 387-3505 EQUITABLE SAVINGS 1851 I-35 E P.O. Box 339 Denton, Texas 76201 383-1515 FIRST DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK 215 W. Hickory P.O. Box 580 Denton, Texas 76201 387-3551 ii FIRST STATE BANK I - 101 S. Locust P.O. Box 100 Denton, Texas 76201 382-5421 FORT WORTH SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 836 W. University Drive Denton, Texas 76201 307-6142 NOR-TEX FINANCE 326 E. McKinney Denton, Texas 76201 387.0851 NORTH TEXAS SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION W. Oak & Hickory at Piner Street P.O. Box 69 Denton, Texas 76201 387-9676 UNITED FINANCE 307 N. Locust P.O. Box 638 Denton, Texas 76201 387-1113 UNIVERSITY STATE BANK ~s 1200 University Drive P.O. Box 1588 Denton, Texas 76201 3826404 WESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF DENTON 1012 University Drive P.O. Box 1628 Denton, Texas 76201 387-3541 r' r 1' } is DENTON RESTAURANTS BONANZA SIRLOIN PIT MILA W ESTAORANT 160U 1-$5 East 91 Moue C CNARCOA ILER P T ps 4d T5 Un ver ity rive 227 4 University Drive COLLEGE INN CAFETERIA REEVES- R 200 venue as Side or lquare • IRY QUEEN RuoRA ON m Congress street 707 Sherman Drive 1633 S W ptUre ;AMBO'S RE TAU "yT Lbop 289 tub Fort worth Drive j 701 S. Elm T & W CORRAL DENNY'S RESTAURANT 1203 MlaP -35 ast TACO INN 1 EL CHICO J14 W. 9 iversity unse and Alice TACO PRONTO MR. GATTI'S R eTl Street 225 47:`UnrVersity ; TIMOTEO'S MEX C N FOOD HOLIDAY INN RESTAURANT 407 For Worth Drive TM-as t Fulton 6 University KROGER'$ DELICATESSEN TIO PEPE MEXICAN FOOD + 401 lm SZ7 age Drive LONG JOHN SILVER UNION 76 TRUCK TERMINAL 1807 W. Ufi niversTty Drive 1-39 East y. 77 North McALLISTER FAST FOOD SERVICE WYATT'S CAFETERIA 5 I- 1008 140 n versit'y Drive 35 East McDONALD'S 306 IJ,~I n~varsity Drive 1600 I-36 East i i i~ r fi.It tAS y ufilnal +.;e.pt. Q N ffy i LC_.L flECJ (1i f PASERALL sncCER, AfIU CHILDREN'S AMUSEMEf1TS; CHUST6 PARK, CIVIC CENTCR (ARK, FRED MORE PARK, SOUTHRIDGE PARK, I,ALL ARKS 8 RECREATION, 342-9601, FOR MORE INFORMATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------rr~._ I?QLI~f 1C r I`i *BRUNSWICK HOLIDAY LANES'. 307-6134 . ~.----w..- _r.---.. ter-r_------ KOA CAMPGROUND, I-35 EAST HOWARD CIBBS OUTDOO~RECREATION, JUSTIN EXIT OF~ M 14 I~GO EAST f TOWARDS kGYLE, OR MORF. INFORMATION, CALL 118-2r#O, r ALSO, SUMMER AMPS IN THE AREA SUCH AS THE RE BYT RIAN CAMP IN ARGYLE, CAMP ~OROPTOMIST (CRIPPLED CHILDREN, JKY ANCH - - - rr,, nn X~. 1 DENTON COUNTRY CLUB, 302-20141 (FOR MEMBERS ONLY) NTSJ GOLF COURSE, 332-261). (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR A GREEN FEE PLAY) TVJ GOLF COURSE, 332-860 (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR A GREEN FEE PLAY) TEE-OFF PUTTING COURSE, 520 1-35 EAST, 337-111402) (MINIATURE GOLF) ----rr--r--r---------------w---------------------------------r--------r----r----, LAKES f TED BETWEEN 3 LAKES, ALL OF WHICH ARE WITHIN AN i DENT9N IS LOCO HOU S D 1VE, AKE EXOMA, ' APPROXIMATELY NE HOUR AKE IRAPEV•I•NE y' r •r APPROXIMATELY MINUTES AKE DALLAS, , APPROXIMATELY 11J MINUTES SKIING, SWIMMING, FISHING, BOATING, PICNICK.I•NG, CAMPING, HIKING, f MOTORCYCLING, BIKING AVAILABLE AT ALL THREE, 1 .w..-r..--__---_r.r--r--.._---_-..-.+---rr..r-.. r..-r-«rn....w-.... _...w _ w.rr..r~ - I f 1 i x };.h..liai i.V,9 MLy 'Y)[yApi++IN WHILE 111 L ENTON/PAGE 2 ~ww« wrwr W rrI..rrrWr ww-rrwwr.+.r--ww--r-----r--r «rr.wrr.N-r.~r r~.w.~wrw wr wr rw~.w w.. «.r v.r...nr..wr NIGHTTIME ENTERTAVIME[IT. DENTON COUNTRY CLUB, SOUTH OF CITY, 382-2041 DOC HOLLIDAY'S, 113 AVENUE A, 38+3-9994 THE ELECTRIC CIRCUS, 5011 S. ELM, 387-5715 *ESCADRILLE, THE RAMADA INN, 820 I-35 EAST, 337-6613 FINAL EXAM, 1621 1'4, HICKORY, 382-7323 j r MEAN GREEN INN, AVENUE C AT EAGLE 1 THE MUG C PITCHER, 1615 144 HIGHLAND, 367-2.021 *THE OFFICE CLUB, 1111 UNIVERSITY DP,IVE, 322-8189 RUBY BEGONIA'S, 1201 k1,, HICKORY, 382-0286 *RUDRA, 108 W', CONGRESS, 337-8032 *THE SHANGRI-LA, THE HOLIDAY INN, U,S, 77 P, 1-35 EAST, 387-3511. *TRAIL DUST- HWY, 330, AUBREY, 365-2722 N I LLA CAPRI CLUI3,' 611 1-35 EAST, 387-6181 r.I••.. wrrwwrw.www..r . p-............ I---------«w.............r..- t I wr-" w.rrrw-rr f I _f SKATING: *SPINNING IIHEELS, 724 fl', ELM, 382-3967 .Www...r..w.w....r....wrwwr.~wyrFl...r... ........VrMN.y•... •'t Wr.~A rNI 4 . *CAUBLE RANCHES, NORTH OF CITY, I-35 EAST, 387-9502 ESTES RIDING STABLES, !l"4INIE DRAE, 387-6681 OR 358-3466 SHADY OAKS, AUBREYI „CON-G',CT FIRANKf CALDWELL, 36 5-~~Qn OR ICCI, . ~ E 1lILLOW HILL FARM, ROUTE 70 P. 0, BOX 123, MCKINNEY, TEXAS, 235-6132 ............w.w...r.r....w....r.............w..........rrrr.......u *CONVENTIONNISITORS PUREAII SUPPORTERS i I I ~~~ttt_mA0.'fJ I i:`12.3tSeM Ikf`I 1.rS:.h'iJ Ir e.-a ctiHf Y +n j 19 r ~~NiLt' I!I DUITON/PAGE 3 r- -----r - - - wV w1VMWr rrrr SVIMMING; 14 DENTON COUNTRY CLUB, SOUTH OF CITY, 352-20111 (FOR MEMBERS ONLY) I, CIVIC CENTER, EAST IiCKINNFY, 382-9601 STONELEIGH AQUATIC CENTER, 1690 nONNIE BRAE, 3$2-1222 .rrr-.....-----......................... M -m .r~r ~ 7~PJPS 1 s; DENTON COUNTY CLUB, SOUTH OF CITY, 3<`~2-20141 (FOR MEMBERS ONLY) NTSIJ TENNIS COURTS (AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC) f~ TW TENNIS COURTS (AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC) SCHULzZ PAgK, CIVIC CENTER PAR Fit MOORE PARK, SOUTHRIDGE PARK„ I.ALL NARKS & RECREATION, h2-9 1, FOR RESEgVATIONS AND j MORE INF=ORMATION, www-r-.....rrr.rwr..rrr..rrw........rrr----r-r-rww..r....rrrr..rrrr.rw.w--r.w..rr- THEATRES; "ABC C INCMA, iJ, UNIVERSITY, 387-9211 1 CAMPUS THEATRE, 2114 11, HICKORY, 387-6221 CO-ED DRIVE IN, FORT t'!ORTH HIGHWAY, 332-2n52 DENTON COMMUNITY THEATRE, 221 N. ELM101 382-70111 "FINE ARTS THEATRE, 115 PI, ELM, 387-21412 TOWN & COUNTRY THEATRE, SANGER HIGHWAY, 332-9303 wrr-rw-.w.rr.rrn............... w.-Mrw.rrrrr.rrrrrrr.r.rr ................y.•••.......•.. "COW EV IONN IS ITORS RJ RFAU I i i I HtM;.rll L-uSS:: i? I(~j I b '"141 I!11ILE III DI-If Ol-WACE 11 HISTORICAL POINTS OF IPITEREST; COURT HOUSE, 1851 OPEN 3 - 5 MONDAY - F g.I.DAY ICTURES OF OUNTY ,IGES S•I•N E 184 , IST FLOOR rICTURES OF ~ISTRICTIUDGES, ZND FLOOR EARLY OPERA HOUSE, NORTHEAST SIDE OF SOUARE EVER'S HARDWARE, EST, ISJ'i5, SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE IJAGOE ABSTRACT, EST, 1356, SOUTHEAST SIDE OF SOUARE ' FORMER HOME OF ED BATES, HISTORIAN OF DENTON COUNTY, 719 l'!, SYCAMORE FORMER HONE OF JOHN L, FOSTER, I'IURSERYMAN, 1895-1944 1 1/2 MILE ;BUT EAST MCKINNEY f 19TH CENTURY HOMES OF 11EST OAKf 7 122, 723, $19, 903, III FEDERAL CENTER.,. LOOP 288' I MILE OFF 3S0 OAK GROVE METHODIST CHURCH, EST, 18 , In MILES EAST, TU N RIGHT ON ~ (HISTORICAL MARKER .JAGOE DINE CELLAR OF ROCK, TURN RIGHT AT OTTINGER STORE, FIRST RIGHT, I MILE ON DIRT ROAD, EARLY POTTFRY KILN, TURN RIGHT ON FIRST ROAD AFTER f'OSELY POAD, THEN LEFTI j SITE OF LACY HOTEL, NORTHEAST SID OF SQUARE, 1: 5g (HISTORICAL MARKER 1 RST SITE OF NORTH TEXAS STATE U II I VF.gS ITY, NORTH LEST SIDE OF SQUARE {HISTORICAL MARKER FIRST BUILDING, ON TIIJ CAMPUS (HISTORICAL MARKER), r .r.w r------- r--- r----..-----------r------r----r-----.w r._ IVERSITIES 8 SCHOOLS E 10RTHPREXAS STASEIJOMEVFRl~1[)~EAGLELE WEST OF SQUARE, EST, IS9n, SI: TEXAS ROMAN'S J NIVERSITY PI, LOCUST 9 II~1Y, 31`I0, EST, 1903 RESIDENT'S HOME: ~1O ~J NIVERSITY JIRIVE NTLE CHAPEL IN THE WOODS STATE SCHOOL, G MILES WOUTH ON I-35 EAST SELWYN SCHOOL, WEST ON 380 PRESBYTERIAN HOME FOR CHILDREN, I3011 IERNARD E ..r.,----r---r-----r-----... I PISY.:.I i as«aaax~._ Ra1Yid!&.~y w. 6'fIII.E III DEIlTOf%'/PAGE 5 ...y~,dHy~--wlyep,err.. r r r...rr r w rr~--r rte- .rw.-w.. w w.~~w,•..w.. r~+r r r..-.+..... w....+r...wti r.rwww+.. r~.~ w.rV 1 hU SE IS A,111) COLLECTI OI IS ; TEXAS I'IOMAWS U NIVF.RSITY, D,A,R, EXHIBIT OF INAUGURAL GOWNS OF WIVES OF TEXAS GOVERNORS; ARTIFACTS AND MEMORABILIA, IN FIRST BUILDING OPI CAMPUSI NORTH TEXAS STATE V NIVF.RSITY, AVFANUE A I"ORKING POTTERY, 1:~2D MYRTLE. ij I?I S I C AW DRAMA j FIREHOUSE THEATRE, 1 BLOCK NORTH OF SQUARE ON 'I, ELM -2521 FOR INFORMATION, E NORTH TEXAS STATE JNIVERSITY, CALL 7RI.. TEXAS t'!OMAN ' S I N I VERS I TY, CALL 3,17-11112 FOR INFORMATION, ,rt ----r----------w---------------r-r-.w-r-rw w.. wr r r..-r--r r... ..-r....-r---r.. w r r---r . . . 4 RECREATIONAL FACILITIES NEAR DENTOM.: ` DALLAS COWBOYS (IIATIONAI. FOOTBALL LEAGUE) DALLAS TORNADOS (HOCKEY) LION COUNTRY SAFARI LOVE FIELD ENTERTAINMENT CENTER 1 1 I, 1 Six FLAGS OVER TEXAS j TEXAS DANGER 9ASEBALL (AMERICAN LEAGUE) TEXAS STATE FAIR j ''''''111,,,\\\ VAX I"USEUM I^^~ i (lf .f i I +I I Ih\ eE . d}i;rr WHEN YOU MOVE TO DENTON You will find it Is easy to restart living if you will follow these easy five steps; 1. Gas service, supplied by Lone Star Gas Company, is available at 319 West Oak Street, (382-2571). They require a minimum deposit of $25,00 2. Telephone service is provided by General Telephone Company, (387-5571). The business office Is located at 325 Pearl Street, 3, for electric service and water go to the City Offices (382-9601) at 215 East McKinney Street to the Utility Customer Service Office. You make one deposit for both as they are city owned. You will also receive a six months supply of trash bags, and their use wlII be explained to you. I lnM 4. Automobile (if you are moving from another state): Take your title tot the Courthouse Annex on East McKinney Street. Go to the Sheriff's Office, (382-2313) and they wlII fill out an Identification slip for their records. You may pick up a booklet next door to study for your driver's license examination. According to Texas Law, you must get your license within 30 days. 1 5. New go across the street at 300 East McKinney to the Tax Office, (382-8313), and buy , -ur license plates, i Locations of ether agencies ou might be intores~ ted in ara; Credit Bureeu Sorvioes Texas Employment Cnmmission Texas Building 215 A East Oak Street Corner of Oak & Locust 382-6712 382-6716 Golden Triangle Employment Denton Chamber of Commerce Agency 414 Parkway 830 1-35 East 382-9693 382-7022 Denton Rocord-Chronicle Snelling & Snelling Employment (ovr daily newspaper) Agency P. O. Box 369 1204 University Drive Denton, Texas 76201 Suite 317 383-1441 I Williamson Employment Service Bell Building North Elm Street 387-5505 ~.a i