Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1963 volume:

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When this flag is flown, a surge of pride is felt by every- one, It is the symbol of a school, a tremendously hard fighting team, and a well- earned victory for Denton Senior High School. The western trend seen throughout the 1963 Bronco is one familiar to all, for this idea is the theme of the school. And, in the years to come, as you leaf through the pages of the yearbook, you will see that it was designed to be a lasting remembrance of the spirit shared by all. , fri i ui algal, affiliate. .vflf I7' lf, fvf 5' 1 ', 1 ii-.I I l lliifgi 'gwgfg 1 - 'L. 1 I ' 1 ' E, V v W, tg, its 7 5.sgE.I1.:Q. V if s ir' u' 1 f gl! f i- . . ,Hui ag J: P, in Ewan ..f' M ' if ffl ii HRW t 1 f :ti ,A V -1 21 - if gi 1 12 -'l h -33. -, '.l::. X5 - ,ll - ,f , 1 7 'tif rf- I . Sa 4ll'lil52'..I .: , 2, 5' ,rin A l' 5 E af, .14 ,i 1 f gh v 'll E 1 il 5 fa gy ll I 4 E l ggg J ' E 'M ll I Q -k i ' l l j 2 Il 1 u A li 5 l l 1 I My lx , H l Ili 2 . ,ll l I li 5 5 g -QU-. 2 llw l lx 1 l l Q . 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Becky Clearman and Larry DeLisle are assisted by Mrs. Dibble, school counselor, in making a schedule change. Mas. Mmm Dibbla 7 34 SCHOOL px 5 2 fi vw, , Q, M if 1 1 ur 2 3 f ' 3 ' If Av v M W' ali 1 Wi .fi K Q. wif X '22 4 1 9 Q jr I 9 SW n i .-'mi g A X vi 2: x 0 5 A M, s ' 1 2, M Vdwif L W :', -' 2 . , Fi' Rb., gn iw 1 ff, 2 ' ,I 5--Wm Q, Mmm ll -Q-..........,... .Q Ulm KLM Go! Go! Go! It appears the go got up and went for Nancy Buntyn and Martha Griffin. The entire Bronco Staff labored diligently selling yearbooks on registration I Schedules, Yewibooles The Student Councils efforts toward welcoming new students on registration day provided a general atmosphere of friendliness and good cheer. President Mike Gregory, with Susan Pam Harker, and Gary Shaw were busy preparing one of the Howdy Stations found at DHS. Cathy Lambert and Malynn Brooks begin their first day at DHS search- ing for their advisory teachers. Excited, if not a little bewildered, many sopho- mores and transfers wandered through the halls of Denton High for the first time. day. This was the third year the staff has sold annuals dur- ing registration. I0 omlf I-lowdg ' ow Regmbwtiow D05 l One more turn and Dwayne Gray and Roy Godi will have completed one of the many tasks that launch each school year. The pleased expression on Miss Parson's face indicates that Bill Ashby and joan Barnett have been placed in high English. The traditional problem of changing sched- ules is presented to Mr. Spears and Mrs Mewhinney by Kay Griffith and Wylie Mas- ten. I-lowdg Dame Opens Yewds A Friendly smiles paid off for Paul McConnell and Cindy Shaw when they were presented as Mr. and Miss Howdy. It's not that the twisting was too rough, but Paula Brown, Rusty Faught, Jeanne Garrett, and Sharon Milliken decided to sit this one out. Charlotte Puckett and her date where one of the many Mike Gregory and Sharon Guyer, Student Council couples at the Howdy Dance. The theme for the dance Officers, officially crown Cindy Shaw with the tra- was Come stag and snag g however, the festivities broke ditional Miss Howdy ribbon. up early due to the flooding of Denton streets. Dmwuwtes Twof Dogs Mr. Guyer delivers his annual welcom- ing speech to the student body. Ex- plaining the various reasons for the unfinished building, he urges the stu- dents to be cautious and, if possible, avoid the building materials. This year as in previous ones, DHS was extremely fortunate in having some new faculty members. Eight teachers confronted our student body for the first time, they are Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Kelso, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Leyendecker, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Whitson. Mr. Hyman begins the wearisome task of record- ing locks and their combinations. At the begin- ning of each school year, the administration is confronted with many dull and dreary jobs that must be smoothed out before school can officially open. The smooth and efficient issuance of text books was made possible by the diligent efforts of Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Hutchison issues locker receipts to Bob Harris and Mark Hannah in an ad- visory group meeting. Mrs. Fouts confronted her' sophomore geometry class for the first time reassuring them about their next three years at high school. ' Rawsgwdfakfgeewweot ' ' Anxious to get their senior rings, Tim and jim Barrett examine john Peel's instructions on the care of the rings, Behind them, Polly Broday and Bertha Buskirk await their turn, sleepily wish- ing the line would move faster. At Last! Kenneth Riney eagegyvpicks up his long awaited ring, but the attention ofABclLy,BHLfi and Charlotte Krueger seems to have been caught by the camera for the moment. Our senior rings! The moment every senior anticipated arrived September 15, when the rings were distributed. Susan Selby's beaming face expresses her excitement over her precious ring. Meanwhile, Sally Reeves and Sue james ex- pertly discuss the advantages of receiving the rings at the beginning of the year. Tri-Captains jimmy Williams, Charles Byrom, and Gary Shaw were introduced along with the other members of the football team at the first pep rally of the year. Pep ' Boost Qpwt Mike Gregory, Student Council presi- dent, presents a victory flag to the Denton Senior High School student body on behalf of the Student Coun- cil. The flag, displayed by Pep Club members Ann Porter and Cindy Shaw, will be flown for a week after a Bronco victory and on special occasions. Enthusiastic s u dents are led 1n a yell by a group of cheerleader hope fus at the 1 62 tryouts. The band pauses during a pep rally while a spirited yell for victory is given by DHS students. 0M6ifllV the Wamtlvofyl-I ' Becky Clearman enthusiastically leads the crowd in a cheer at the DHS Homecoming. Gary Shaw, one of the tri-captains of the Broncos, jumps through the paper hoop arousing the fervor and spirit of Bronco fans. From the backside of the hoop, Dick Gambrell and Tom Taylor jump through the hole already broken by Gary Shaw. I7 Fa!LAotw1ties From the first bright flames of the bonfire to the last dance, Homecoming was the highlight of fall activities. Spirit for the game was aroused as students gathered for the first of the activities, the bonfire. Halls and loclters, decorated by Student Council members and cheerleaders, cast a happy shadow over the big day. The assembly featured a program of varied talent presented by Denton High students. A parade, consisting of cars and floats decorated by various organizations, circled the square and main streets of Denton. Pre-game activities included the presentation of Homecoming Queen nominees, Betty Brinkman, Linda Fulton, Ruth Martin, and Gale Reeves. Then the big moment for one of these girls arrived, Linda Fulton was crowned Homecoming Queen for '63, Bronco Wonderland, the theme of this year's dance, came alive as The Misfits started the dance with a lively number. One large wilted mum, tired feet, and a loosened tie put the final touches on the best Homecoming ever seen at Denton High School. Homecoming queen, Linda Fulton, and her escort, Bobby Houser, reigned at the Homecoming dance. 4 f 5 i 2 Q l z i Smiling nominees Linda Fulton Gale Reeves Ruth Martin Floats and cars entered by various organizations provided pre- and Betty Brinkman anxiously await the announcement of game enthusiasm for the night's activities, if -4 Exes, Joe Skiles and Marianne Gerding, revisit their alma mater, good ole Broncolandf' The final activity of a busy week ends in a calm Way as Ruth Martin, George Cockrell, David, Haun, Caro- lyn Clark, jamnpu Robison, and Ron Nienianrbenjoy a quiet dance. Suzanne Peters and Gary Richardson find the music great for a cool jitterbug. Amid the streamers of Bronco Wonderland, the Misfits kept the dance at a lively pace. The group from North Texas State University proved to be the life of the party. I9 , X l of TaUewtAssemb05 ls af I-lfglwbg Astronauts Sharon Guyer, Pam Harker, Anne Thomas and Mike Gregory Q V serve as commentators for the Homecoming assembly brought to us by telestar. N Dr. Paul Baker, one of Denton High's old- A' est exes present at the assembly, was award- ' N ed a plaque of recognition by the Horse- fx. Ci shoe Staff. . .X ' J J ff The Denton High Stage Band, composed of Bronco Band members, provided background music for the assembly. Distinguished guests Chester Strickland and Prof. Calhoun, along with the Home- zo coming Queen nominees, can be seen on the outer space stage. OM' ' Hoboes Bobby Glenn Brown, Raymond Fletcher, Stover Robertson, Mickey Miller, Freddy Stringer and john Cundiff, members of the A Cappella Male Chorus, sang the ballad Fast Freight. Susan Marquis presented a jazz special. Meanwhile, johnny Tomp- kins displayed an uncanny interest in modern dancing. Baby What Do You Want Me To Do, Tim Barrett's expressive face readily shows the mood crooned john Dupree, Assisted by Lee Harris, of his piano interpretation Prelude in G minor by John serenaded the student body on the Home- Rachmaninoff. 2' Coming assembly. N- QAM l 1 l l l Steve Fromholz prepares to lead the Chilclren's Chorus-Gale Reeves, Julie Avery, With a worried look on his face i Francine Jameson, joy Duncan, Bill Ashby, johnny Burks, Becky Clearman, Ruth Martin Bob McMath ff3f1t1C2lllY hUrlfS fOr ' -in a rousin g chorus of Hi Ho, Ciceronif' his next line in the Pogo script. l lvfaria, and Annie Oakley jeal- ously eye Miss Kitty who seems to have claimed Marshall Dillon's affections. Roles are played by Sharon Guyer, Peggy Mays Bob- by Houser, and Mike Gammon, respectively. zwQk2ts Mafia Contact McMath distracts the victim's fSteve Fromholzj attention as member Mewhinney goes in for the kill. Linda Henderson and jimmy Massey appear to be worried as Don Davis confidently shows Terry Hoss George his hand. 'Ji Gary Cannonball Massey prepares to return enemy fire . . . literally, Jim Bowie fRick Barnesj gets a visit from Rigor Mortis and dies laughing. 23 Vivacious Paul McConnell teams up with handsome Pam Harker to dem- onstrate the latest waltz to DHS stu- dents. 24 Judy Davis lunges for the ice cream cone that David Buck refuses to relinquish. Much to the surprise of John Porter, fMr. Guyerj, Gary Shaw and Anne Thomas procede to walk down the aisle after graduating! Mr. and Miss DHS nominees Mike Gregory and Vicki Voltz show their extra-curricular activities by knocking out the unsuspecting victim, Gary Shaw. Amuw Audience The entire crew of skit No. 5 formed a choral group conducted by Bill Dudley to sing as their finale a chorus of l'Laugh All The Day Long. Batter David Buck goes clown swinging as umpire Paul McConnell calls strike threeGGBL . . .! Caveman Gary Shaw employs a new method in winning his woman Pam Harker. 25 0' imEit5ogPostms A totem pole plus a voting poll equals a votempoll which equals a first place for Pam Harker and Gary Shaw in the free standing poster contest. s We ' 1 if 1- f f. '14i,A?s22,sgifawzws-fa 5, 355542-Wsial,ts1'fQm wp 515333 ' : fa K K '9 f55fi?f?ss5a3???ssf'i55 , , L ,,u ,.:,., t.. ..:,,,, .:,.t . z ,.l, 4- I V. , K , f M ., fgmstfflg5trS?g?lr, fi -'A-fits. ' , a, X f Qailssssissiffszeuffmsifs . S as 3 A f ,- ff ,, s wg . sss'l W PM uaatm tesmpt 562 r gl:-SA j 511,33 gl 'f,,v :J-+. :V -... F ' ., V , ' L K , , ' -17' -1 '..11v5,1 1 for K ., L , t , '.,, , ,,,s.t' , . , 'lar W rl A91 'XX - , fgiik A: ',,fH..'f-mia e7ilSi'2'f K' 4212 E, .95Sff5fg 11 ' f X . . ' K . 5' , . ' - ' -'il 5 H ul 5. s , - ftiiilif' wwf st 1 ' . ,, 1-2415213 A - 'X fr ' 4-' f 'K in 1 12112: z21,112-M,dxfzw,-fj:f'.i,!i'Jajgjlfzii ' . 3 5--'Af I 1 ,f-t' 1 Y L, 1' 1 t 5i5'5Q15L. 1 . I -: 'W51-'Q t A K Pe' f L at . Q if . 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It was awarded third place in the poster division. W. nning first place for posters was this tall Texan demanding votes for julie 1 Avery and johnny Burks. 27 Wiwww Rdfelf ofmwsww Who me? Terry George realizes to his arement that he has been selected friend- ' t boy. Steve Fromholz and Jimmie Gran- dey his opponents heartily congratulate him Anne Thomas portrays 11 as they try to convince Terry that he has icture of deli ht when her really won. P 8 - Y name is Called as Senior f:-,ME-I Girl favorite. Susan Parks, ' ' e another nominee, displays J Susan Rowlettb familiar smile sparkles forth as she fine sportsmanship as she learns to her delight that the DHS student body has shows her pleasure at Anne's elected her friendliest. Linda Henderson and Gale honor, Reeves, the other two nominees, stand by her side a little forlorn, but happy that the moment has finally 'L arrived. The favorites for 1963 are: Back Row: Terry George, Friendliest Boyg Mac Scoggins, junior Boy favoriteg Bill Dudley, Most Handsomeg Mike Gregory, Mr. DHSQ Gary Shaw, Senior Boy favoriteg Mike Gammon, Most Versatile Boyg Jimmy Williams, Athletic favorite, David Buck, Sophomore Boy favorite. Front Row: Susan Rowlett, Friendliest Girli5.Reanee Higgins, Junior Girl favoriteg Patti Lohman, Most BeaT1'tifu'l'g Linda' E1'l't5ff-ilifiss DHSQ Anne Thomas, Senior Girl favorite, Pam Harker, Most Versatile Girlg Francine Jameson, Sophomore Girl favorite. 28 .., ., X, - Q. , 2 ff X ,X a -X aa. ma me fzileziiqfsa ,sal-wi -Q X- wg f J 5 ffszw-14 X-'f Q, :Em ' ,,,-1 --2 J- X . -'Q--X1XM-.1--LX.:-'gg,afX,,1,zLg,1hf'1L. 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X--5.1-irifk .Q , J S X S S X X ' f X t X V H K X-is-awfitafa-iffilaflf r iw X -' ff ' 2 L S S ii i?-if ' XS 2 S S S 3 Bai' ' 1 . f WI: -Vile-'yrfffq' Wil ,z2ff'ww1'e wi WM me an i fit? 3' X X , S i.y'--2X-wggags-51 X,fs:X1Xfe1': X U XSS i X X SX , s.a-LvX1s-QfiaaawXaafagia--461 H-farigw a X Q X,qig.vga7,X1--,-rXaar.X if Xa g .1 5 .. f X' fy. M55554?7?k9n3?E55i3L-Will!!eXtQs5z?la95Li 5 X 3 -?EYlii'3bi52?3Sli'l1:isf?9Li?aB 925 ' -i' zip:-5, , 3 3:5iiiilf'--11'2f '75'ff'-'W Picture 1. Clvds Qpwt Is ed Pirlmfe 1. There is so much bad in the best of us . . . These lines seern to be the theme of Mrs. Hutchison's door, done by Nancy Lowrey and Susan Rowlett. The door won first place for Most Original. Picture 2. This simple yet lovely decoration appeared on the office door. Decorators included Marsha Key, Carolyn King, and Dee Ahr. The door won first place as the decoration rnost typifying Christmas Spirit. Picture 3. Mrs. Sherrill's Most Beautiful door cleverly illustrate the traditional Partridge in 4 Pear Tree. It was decorated by Mandy Allen, Susan Atchley, and Dee Ahr. Picture 2. Picture 3. 30 bg Doom D CMA! DOMOHOIAS l Student Body President Mike Gregory surveys the results of the response DHS students gave to the call for Christmas donations. The gifts include food, toys, and other wonderful presents which were distributed by the County Welfare Agency. 32 QUawQaleAssembUes ' ' 5 N Y -n n Slave Robbie Buntyn dons a mask and mounts her horse to fulfill her obligations as a slave, 'Num .,.,.....w:nQ: Linda McEuin placidly awaits her turn to mount the auction block to be sold. However, Nick Kiger nervous- ly imagines the horrors which will soon confront him when he is finally sold. Marilyn Woods industriously scrubs the cafeteria floor to prove her worthiness as a slave. New Latin Club members were re- quired to perform various duties before be- ing auctioned off to old members. Carol I-Iulsey critically examines Nancy Merritt's golf posture. Meanwhile, Nancy is having a difficult time try- ing to remember the seriousness of the occasion. ' ol, Oazguwlz Jane Newcomer and Cynthia Hayes are not idle on the sidelines after being sold at the slave auction. Grade school type games were organized for the newly indentured slaves to participate in during the party. One of the most authentic costumes at slave sale was worn by Mandy Allen. Mandy proved to be more willing -than the average slave when she unhesitatingly obeyed her master's order to jump rope. Ed Frady, one of the few boys dressed in slave costume, pays for the servants he purchased at the auction. Pat jefferson reluctantly fastens her slave bracelet to her wrist. Due to the efforts of the members and officers, the slave sale provided fun and entertainment for every- one and was highly successful. 33 . il iaxlflllll John the yellowjacket Porter portrays a member of one of Denton's rival teams, Denison, as he is swatted by the Denton High cheerleaders. Contributors of awakening noises to the early morning are band members who prepare for their first lively number at the pep rally. Promoting spirit for the nights game, cheerleaders Becky Clearman and Sara Hyder lead members of the sophomore and junior classes in the victory yell. lies Awuw lwtmest aw Eutlwsfasvw Mr. Lowell Little, at the request of Mr. McMath, consented to appear with his TWU Sere- naders at a Denton High assembly. The girl's stage band received a standing ovation by appreciative students. The student body unites as one during the Christmas assembly in pledging allegiance to the flag The combined choir classes presented a program of music to highlight the Christmas season. 0waiiowQfa66s CapfwwfTop F-lonofw Staff members from the Bronco and Horseshoe publication attended a journalism workshop at Texas A8cM this summer Denton received more awards than any school that participated Susie Lawler, editor-in-chief of the Bronco, was awarded th highest honor of any of the attending students. Susie wa crowned Miss Summertimeu sweetheart of the yearbook section Denton High students who attended the workshop were Nancy Buntyn, associate Bronco editor, Pat Cochran, heat photographer, jerry Dewbre, editor of the Horseshoe, Bobb Granstaff, copy writerg Martha Griffin, copy writerg Susai Nix, advertising editor, and Susie Lawler, editor of the Broncc Also attending was Julie Rainey, last year's Bronco editor, wh' was named associate editor on the Summertime workshoi annual. Mrs. joe Sherrill, sponsor of the Bronco, was asked to b the sponsor of the Summertime yearbook. Pat Cochran wa named best all-around photographer for the second year in row. Susan Nix won first place in advertising layout, and Nanc Buntyn won third place in double-page layout. Also, jerr Dewbre was appointed to the Sweatshopper staff, a mimeo graphed paper. This was the third time Denton had participated at the work shop and it was, by far, the best. l l pamislv Panfg Piiotos Captww Qpwb OMMQM The Spanish Club party provided fun and excitement for all. With smiling expressions, Mrs. Gardner, sponsor, and Spanish students watch Jan Barlow secure the first piece of candy from the colorful pinatas. Penny Campbell and George Christian wish Jan Barlow good luck as she is given the breaking stick. NF! Tom Turner takes a blind swing at Spanish students Becky Ellis, Tom the gaily decorated swan pinatas as Turner, Cindy Shaw, and Paul Mc- Ginger Amos and Penny Campbell Connell take time out from the 10014 00 with 21HfiCiP5iiOI1- excitement of the activities to sample American refreshments. 37 Bmwlfs Activities Aw Backed Bill Ashby and Juliet Pilgrim pour over the latest edition of horo- scopes while Pat McFerrin gazes into the unknown future, Gary Massey, Susan Parks, fBetty Pitt joan Barnett and Rosca Atkins mentally total ufftlie calories in the delectable foods served at the band banquet. Consultation and exas- peration go into the dis- tribution of the band uni- forms for the 62-63 sea- son. Here Mr. McMath and Joe Pender aid in the choosing of a uniform for Roy Pender. 38 bg Musical Emplwsis As Jimmy Nance and Terry Hutchison paw through a pile of assorted gloves, joe Meister, who has already conquered the gloves, chats with Mrs. Selby and Mrs. Yarbrough. The Silver Seven polish- es off another practice session in preparation for the talent assembly. The boys are ar Massqf, Glenn B355 shear, David Caldwell, Chris Brown, and David Breeden. Eagmf mwLCapab0a LQCLDJ-LQ. ta Ev- ' ' Polly Broday and Geri One more careful check They've got to make Come on, Broncs. Yea-they made it. The Pooler painfully check on Polly's part, but it! Broncs have a chance. the scoreboard-home- Geri sees a chance for the 16, visitors-16. Broncos. The exciting minutes before the bi-district game between Denton and Texarkana begin as Texarkana students rise for their alma mater. Denton cheerleaders are on the floor ready to lead DHS students in the first victory yell that sent the Broncs on their way to the bi- district title. 40 Fawkg Ho+wfuwLatT Mrs. Yarbrough and Mrs. Hineman pause to obtain their morning coffee before being seated at the faculty breakfast. Alert and bright eyed, Mrs. Burlage and Mrs. Gardner discuss the oncoming exams While Ginger Amos refills their coffee cups. Since their hands are full, Mr. Burns, Mr. Hyman, and Mr. Wilder appreciate P a m Harker's help in serving coffee. The attention of the faculty is caught by the lilting Latin tune sung by the Co-Eds at the traditional breakfast sponsored by the Student Council. 4I Wo1cba:,wLFun if Pausing from her duties as permanent chairman of the gg Pancake Supper, Mrs. Hutchison joins her husband as they ef1l0Y Pancakes Pfeliafed by Willing PafCUfS Hfld 5fUdef1fS- Although she really finds pancakes a delicious supper, Mrs. J. C. Lowrey isn't smiling because she and her family are enjoying their meal. Mrs. Lowrey is thinking of the clishwashing she will miss after the meal. Hungry pancake fans patiently wait for their turn to be served. Because of the support given 42 the supper, senior class members will enjoy various class activities at the end of the year. Parents Shaw iw 06 Pcuwolw Quppwv Susie Lawler and Sharon Guyer take time from their position as senior workers to test this year's pancakes. Judging from their in- tentness, the pancakes must have passed their test. Susan Rowlett and Diana Guinn eagerly wait to clear away the table for Juliet Pilgrim and Jannine Sams. Susan and Diane are eager because they just found out that as soon as Juliet and Jannine finish eating, they will take over their positions on the clean-up committee. Hard-working seniors like John Savage made it possible for the lines to move quickly and tables to be cleared for the next hungry crowds. The disheartening news has just reached parent workers, Mrs. Kendrick, Mrs. johnson, and Mrs. Granstaffg that there are only 500 more hungry people to be served. 43 PmwalwQuppwuGwes ' Qatasgactiow john Peel is the unsuspecting victim of Carol Payne, Sarah Drake, and Marie Russell who are preparing to test the durability of John's pancake hat by filling it with coffee, melted butter, and syrup, respectively. john Hamlet Porter meditates on the timeless question, To throw or not to throw. Mr. Lawler furtively looks around for either a sink or an empty Barbara Mase looks as if she is already accustomed griddle-in that order-in which to pour his batter, while Mr. Guyer to cleaning up after her little brother. seems to be wondering what happened to the pancake he flipped 44 five minutes earlier. if 3 i One of the more complex science projects was the rocket built by Ted Emmons. Here, Ted inserts a mouse in the nose- cone of the rocket for his demonstration. The field of aeronautics appears to be very intriguing to Ted. Who knows? We may have a future astronaut in our midst. Gemma Projects ' iw af The months preceding the annual Science Fair are busy ones for scientific-minded students. Any Denton High student interested in entering a project in a field which appeals to him may do so. All projects entered are to be constructed by the student with no professional assistance. The projects are rated according to creativeness and scientific method and are given either a first, second, or third place rating. First place winners from our school were Kirk Stapler, boys physical, jim Speece, boys biological, and Kay Beth LaRue, girls biological, and Carol Hulsey, girls biological. These students are then entitled to enter their project in the regional fair held at Dallas. Although all students do not Win first place ratings, the experience and knowledge gained from the hours of work spent on each project encourage students in the areas of science. Ted makes a final check of the A Sufficient power Supply is given mechanisms of his rocket as he begins to the rocket as it is prepared for his d6IT1OI1Sff21ti0H- launching. Count Down ..... 5-4-5-2-1-0 BLAST OFF! Mrs. Snider and a group of curious students watch with interest. 46 at WMM Chemistry affects every part of our lives. Larry Galyon proves this relation as he carefully explains the procedures he took in the development of his project. Hob Hartman grins as the explanation of his project results in the thorough confusion of his classmates. The dear ole chemistry lab: a symbol of unforgettable memories! Through lectures and demonstrations, along with student's laboratory experiments, Mrs. Snider emphasizes the importance of chemistry today, Chemistry students, such as Susan Parks, display their various science projects which are the results of careful and patient Work. 47 I-lalpw AwVftalLPww 06 Front Row: Marie Russell, Suzanne Spark- man, Jo Leffler. Second Row: Rosalita Coulter, Gary Yates. Sandra Terrell, Carolyn King, Marsha Key. Office helpers perforfn many necessary duties throughout the year. They keep track of absentee re- ports, operate the switch- board, and many other vital jobs. They have added the personal touch to their work of always being willing and anxious to help anybody who comes into the office. Emma Inglis, Kay Parker, Helen Bumpass. ' andfNowzislweubP ' b3E94pmtQtn66s The tantalizing odors whiffed from the cafeteria at noon are clue to the efforts of Mrs. Clara Trail, Mrs. Dormay Jacobs, Mrs. jewel Bryant, Mrs. Magnolia Miller, Mrs. Mae Brewer, and Mrs. Lucy Moore. The sparkling appearance of DHS is accredited to custodians Walter Trietsch, Richard Lowe, Otis Mercer, Carl Miller, and Charlie Gray. MRS. DORMAY JACOBS Head Cook , W. .-5 f-- , i , -f.U,.W7.i5,,W,,,,:,.l , af. , I L .- 'V s vw r .. A YW, , ' .gl:,Q1.,:,Lg,,,r,,,. xl: M wtf ' ' 'W + 'i'5f ff fs .. f . ff,:Wf.sn'HW' ffflg:f'!'fY A ' Esff2V5iw Hf: ' ' , :-kwa jg ffiwilva-':,,:QxQ3L ,,iv'f'.,f. 2.5.4-fi'-'K'f:r.f'c:fx-ifwas- af -1 : - 2. - ' -. it ' e if Q .zrw-:zzfizigffgefimt-,,i,v W.. J 5.5.1-Mit.. V1 l. . 5 gg-egw-51,1.'Ili-wb.i-:f'5-5.51,yay ..:f.,.grg :,si,, ,,71f.gg ' e awasmf, awp-f f,g,srigQ4,v siwifr.-fa pew wsuiffawf eW-1ivf.z,1'me-.2,fr:f11f 1 Q 1. 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CHARLIE GRAY Head Custodian 49 Hwwbwofdefliquals Qovwwfw,wlFuw The speech students gathered at the high school bright and early Thursday morning, February 28th, to make the annual trip to the Sonora Speech Tournament. The Sonora Sueech Tourna- ment proved to be very prof- itable for the Denton Speech Department this year. The Miracle Worker Dentonls entry in the one-act play com- petition won first place. Denton also swept the debate fited with first place Win- ners in both girls and boys division. In the individual events, Denton took eleven first places, four second places, and four third places. Anne Thomas, laughing as usual, finds Pam Harker's poetry in- terpretation amusing. . .r Mrs. Hall and jerry Knight, sponsors for the Sonora trip, take time out to pause for a picture before leaving for the speech tournament. 50 Sallie Reeves: At the sound of the tone, we will be approximately two hours late in leaving for Sonora. Tweuhj ' vmiiiatedflmfol-lmwfuQoc1ef5 Gary Massey, president of the National Honor Society, explains to the new members the importance of attaining a high grade average during high school. The new senior members of the Honor Society for the 1963 year are: Fin! Row: David Arrasmith, Peggy Mays, Cheryl Payne, John Peel, Evelyn Belken, Mike Gregory, Betty Pitt. Second Row: Suejafmes, Tim Barrett, Suzanne Sparkman, jerry Olson, Linda Alred, Judy Wright. Third Row: jannine Sams, Glenn Brooksheagjuian Rowlett, Susan Skiles, L'fI'i'BTffl'VvNH11lCC, Patti Loh- man, not pictured, Jeanne johnson. 52 Charlotte Krueger, corresponding secretary of the Honor Society, lights the candle representing scholar- ship. Ray Wheeler, vice-president, joins Eddie Ferguson, treasurer, in the lighting of the traditional candles which are symbolic of the qualities that are synonymous with outstanding stu- dents. F 2 i 3 3 5 P Q 5 91 P' lwtmesteab Emjog I Basketball tip the basketball to their respective teams during the 1n- tramural Cham ionship game. Bill Doss 1301, Joe Specht i joe Specht 1421, Bobby Ray 1111, Ray Wheeler 181, A and David Caldwell all seem to be about ready to grab a DHVICI 5hePhafd C321 and JOU Ballard UY defPefat'31Y -to rebound while Jon Ballard looks helplessly on. P 1421, and Wayne Ferrell 1341 looks on expectantly. , The Hawks, comprised of Bill Doss, coach Terry Smith, Wayne Farrell, jim Kirkpatrick 1141 has just attempted to David Caldwell, Jon Ballard, Lewis Vaughn, Darrell Keith-, Tommy block a shot by Bill Doss in a play of Faught, and Ray Wheeler, were the winners of the 1965 Intramural Basket- the championship game. ball Crown. 53 Z Qcl1oolbBoo1wL and ' The Denton Independent School District owes a debt of Gratitude to the school aj Y board members. Their untiring efforts in modernizing the school system have resulted ith plans for more pending. Unselfishly in several beautiful and modern schools w they have given of their time without pay to solving the various problems which arise. Leaders in the community, these fine citizens have proved themselves leaders in education. School Board members are as follows: Marvin Ramey, Mrs. Thelma Wyss, Grover Stuart, Ray- mond Wheeler, W. C. Orr, Tom Harpool, and Royce Whitten. m any we , M? M gsm uw, wg MRS. CHRISMAN Secretary to the Principal Principals Why are we here? Wfhat have we accomplished? Have' we done our best? These are questions that may be asked of us concerning any task undertaken. In the answer to these questions lie success or failure, happiness or despair, a full life or a mere exist- ence. Our hope and our aim is that we may guide each of you so that your life shall he a happy, full, and successful one. T fc ist eta, ORAN SPEARS Assistant Principal Mr. Spears relaxes a few minutes from his busy schedule to pose for his picture. During the day, his voice can often be heard over the P.A. system announcing a Bronco victory or urging students to improve their grades. Always understand- ing in the times of stress, both faculty and students have learned to rely on his capabilities. Mrs. Zerwer engages her abilities in the tedious and tiresome task of checking registration cards. Another part of her important work is the handling of school finances. MRS. ZERWER ' Stew Untangles Afdsimg E SE Z l sz l l . . . 5 The adroit financial management of 2 Business Manager Crillon Payne serves w to keep the Denton Public School Sys- tem's finances in order. l CRILLON PAYNE Business Manager Due to the untiring efforts of Mrs Karen Argo, Miss Alta Francis, Mrs Angela Troth, and Miss Carolyn Dob bins, the administrative office efficient ly fulfills its functions. W. ELTON BERRY MRS. FRANCES BISHOP B.S., M.E., Texas A8cM B.S., M.S., North Texas State Industrial Cooperative Training, University Vocational Industrial Club Homemaking, F.H.A. MRS. WILLIE MAE BURLAGE B.A., M.A., North Texas State University English, Future Teachers Teadwfus Uago wuawieom Taking seriously their duties as chaperons for the Home- coming dance are Mr. Hyman, Mr. Burns, and Mr. Berry. TERRY L. BURNS JR. B.A., M.Ed., St. Mary's Univer- sity, North Texas State Univer sity English, History, Key Club M. GENE ELLIS B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity English MRS. L. F. CONNELL JR. B.A., University of Texas Latin, National Honor Society, junior Classical League MRS. MAXIE DIBBLE B.S., M.S., North Texas State University, University of Texas, Texas Woman's University Counselor bl MRS. SHIRLEY FARMER JOHN FAVORS MRS. LESLIE VANN FOUTS B,A., M.Ed., North Texas State B.A., M.Ecl., North Texas State A.B,, M,A., Baylor University, University University Texas Woman's University Homecoming, F.H.A., Pep Club Government, History ' ' E. LAURIN FROST B.M., M.M., Bethany College. University of Michigan Orchestra, Student Council CHARLES GREENHAW B.A., North Texas State Uni versity English 62 MRS, MATILDE GARDNER B, Music, james Millikin Uni- versity Spanish, Spanish Club, P.A.S.F. Spanish Honor Society MRS. VENSON HALL B.S., M.S., Texas NWoman's Uni- versity, North Texas State Uni- versity Speech, English, Debate Club, Thespian Society, National Forensic League, Religious Council, Dramatics Club x Trigonometry, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry Qta61yQetsE-acawplo 5 s l 5 , 5 l I 'K F f i l l Mr. Saxon points a helpful finger toward his students during an instruction period in his Beta math class. l I i ROBERT JOSEPH HALL MRS, JUAXNITA F. HELM MRS. LOIS HINEMAN I B.A., M.A., Texas A8cM B.A., M.At:,,LQ,Texas Woman's B.A., M,A., East Texas State Distrihutive Education, D.E.C.A. University if College X English, Joufaaiism, Horseshoe, English Corral f Tomofvcowfs Adults 1,1-. A . 'i Tiff W 21, Providing student teacher, Gloria Adams, with experience for her future years as an English teacher is Susan Parks, as she asks for help on her theme corrections. R. R. HYMAN MRS. BILL HUDSON B.S., M.S., North Texas State B.A., North Texas State Uni- University versity Visiting Teacher Shorthand, Bookkeeping MRS. MAURICE CHARLES C. JONES HUTCHISON B.A., M.A., North Texas State T7 ' B.A., M.A., East Texas State University, Southern Methodist College, North Texas State Uni- Univ. versity Industrial Arts Algebra, Plane Geo. 63 l MRS. PATRICIA KELSOE VERN LANE MRS- MARGARET B.A., North Texas State Uni- B.S., Mg, Ngfth Texas State MCCAULEY versity University B.S., North Texas State Univer- FfCI1Ch, Ef1gliSh, FfCf1Ch Club Driver Training, Health Ecluca- sity tion, Physical Education Coach MISS EULAH MCELROY B.A., M.A., North Texas State University, George Peabody Col- lege for Teachers English, Future Teach rs f America CARRO SQAIVIAT B.S., M Tex Qle , North Texasx e U ' 'ty tt t RILQQQY' MRS. CECILE BELL MCKELVEY B.S., M.A., Texas Woman's University Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Shorthand JAMES MAGILL B.S., M.S., North Texas State University r-Iealth Education, Coach Biology Teadww Fa.oofTa1aEs Q sg Miss Eulah McElroy refills her vase with water to refresh the flowers that often brighten her room in the spring. 4 R 3 S +1 E fl 5. r K. if E JESSE MASON MRS. MARGARET B.A., Texas Christian Univer- MEWHINNEY sity Biology, Science Club uwlTwmpl1s as Yewu Pwgfwsses Mrs. McKelvey and john Porter suggest ways for Connie Hen- derson to balance 'his budget. A.B., Florida State University Latin, American History WILLIAM J. MICHALKA, JR. B.A., M.A., University of Texas, Sam Houston State Teachers College Math, Coach MRS. BERT MOORE B.S., Texas Woman's Univer- sity, M.S., North Texas State University Typing MISS SABRA PARSONS B.A., M.A., North Texas State University English F. D. NIX B.B.A., M.Ed., North Texas State University American History, Government, Baseball MRS. LUCILLE RAY B.S., Texas WO1H3H,S Univer- sity Typing ssl MRS. EMMA RUTH RUSSELL B.M., B.S., M.A., Texas Worn- an's University Choral Music, Co-ecls and Chordsmen B. W. SAXON B.S., M.Ed., East Texas State College Physics, Math MRS. MARY LajEAN SHERRILL B.S., Texas Woman's Univer- sity Art, Bronco TOMMY E. SMITH B.S., M.Ecl., North Texas State University Biology, Applied Science, Coach 66 MRS. CATHERINE SHUFORD B.A., University of Arkansas, M.A., North Texas State Uni- versity English MRS. ROY SNIDER B.S., Texas Woman's Univer- sity Chemistry, Biology, Science Club MRS. MARGARET SCHULZE B.A., M.A., East Texas State College Girls Physical Education, Pep Club, Cheerleaders Qpowsofu cmdfAdv4s Another one of those mad chemists' Mrs Snider comforts Kenny Speck after his finger Went into a beaker containing a solution of caustic acid MRS. MARY ELAINE MRS. HELEN SWENSON SULLIVAN B.S., B.S., Texas W0man's Uni- B.A., M.B.A., Mount Mary Col- VerSity lege, North Texas State Univer- Librarian, Library Staff sity English Positions Filled bg Faculty Mrs. Moore compares plans for the next day's activities with her student teacher, Mrs. Thetford. MISS IOANNA WELLS JR. B.S., MS., North Texas State University Health Education J. D. WILDER B.S., Texas University, North Texas State University Plane Geometry MRS. VIRGINIA M. VAUGHN A.B., Transylvania Algebra MRS. EUPHA E. WOOD B.S., Oklahoma State University Plane Geometry MRS. EMMA JOE YARBROUGH B.S., M.Ed., North Texas State University American History, Economic and Sociology, Honor Society 67 The Class of '63 elected the following as their of- ficers: Bob McMath, presi- clentg Gary Massey vice- presiclentg Susan Parks, secretaryg jimmie Grancley, treasurer foot picturedj' Gary Shaw, reporter. 68 .J in J! QQEQ Sophomore Class officers are as follows: Mark Jones, presidentg David Buck, vice-presidentg Francine jameson, secretaryg Sara Hyder, treasurer. junior Class officers are as follows: Thomas Mewhirmey, presidentg Mike Graudy, vice-president foot picturedjg Glenna- Burns, secretaryg Reanee Higgings, treasurer. DEE AHR TOMMY ALBERS GENNA ADAMS GLORIA ADAMS KATHRYN ARNOLD JAN BARLOW CAROLYN ALLEN LINDA ALRED JON BALLARD JANICE ANDERSON LINDA ARMSTRONG BILL ASHBY NEIL ASHLOCK 70 DOROTHY BARRETT JIM BARRET PATSY BODKINS GWEN BENDER TIM BARRETT DAVID BAYS KENNETH BRANCH EVELYN BELKEN LARRY BELL W. I. BLAGG CAROLYN BLAKE CHERYL BRIGGS POLLY BRODAY GLENN BROOKSHEAR BOBBY BROW N CHRIS BROWN GARY BROWN LINDA SUE BROWN JOE BRYANT BEN BRYSON BARBARA BUCKLAND HELEN BUMPASS RICHARD BURCH MICKEY BURKE JOHNNY BURKS BERTHA BUSKIRK CHARLES BYROM DAVID CALDWELL 72 KERRYCCALHOUN BARBARA CAMPBELL PENNY CAMPBELL BURT CANTRELL wwlffof Activities W. J. CARROLL CAROL SUE CLARK PAT COCHRAN L V A r GEORGE COCKRELL LYN COLE RONALD' COLLINS JACKIE COONROD MARTY COULTER ROSELITA COULTER WAYNE CRUMP LARRY CUNNINGHAM I 73 TOMMY CURRY JUDY DALTON BILL DOSS SARAH DRAKE A BILL DUDLEY JOY DUNCAN JOHN DUPROE MARTHA ELLIOTT KAY DARNELL DON DAVIS MARILYN DAVIS JERRY DEWBRF ' DEPQO5 Vwaub lntmests Peggy Mays and Linda Kay Armstrong prepare their glass tubes for future experiments. NANCY ERWIN CAROL EZZELL TOMMY FAUGI-IT BARBARA FELTS EDDIE FERGUSON EARLENE FOREMAN SALLY FOSTER STEVE FROMHOLZ LINDA FULTON OWEN FULTON RODNEY GAMBRELL MIRE GAMRION HUBERT GARRETT THURMAN GARRISON SUSAN GASTON CAROL GIBSON W GAIL GIBSON KAREN GLENDINNING JIMMIE GRANDEY BOBBY GRANSTAFF Qemzofw Posseas Class Qpwb MIKE GREGORY SUE GRIFFITH DENISE GUINN DIANA GUIN N SHARON GUYER LINDA HALE PETE HAMILTON MARY HANSEL PAM HARKER CHARMAYNE HARN D1 ANNE HARRIS NORMAN HARRISON DAVID HAUN DOUGLAS HAUN KAREN HAVENOR JUDY HELVEY CONNIE HENDERSON JO NELL HIGGS BOBBY HOUSER SHIRLEY HUFFMAN MARTHA HUNT TERRY HUTCHISON EMMA INGLIS GLEN INMAN SUE JAMES JANET JENKINS HILMA JOHNSON JEANNE JOHNSON BARBARA IOST CAROL KAPFF BOBBIE KAYS CAROLYN KEELAND DARRELL KEITH CORENE KELLY JOHN KEMP IXAKIZLV KENURLLK MARSHA KEY LYNDA KIMBRELL CAROLYN KING V JIM KIRKPATRICK SKIPPER KLEIN MIKE KLUCK CHARLOTTE KRUEGEE V' -n MARGIE LaMASTAS SYLVIA LANDERS SUSIE LAWLER PHYLLIS LAXSON ' Leadfflwwag KAY BETH LaRUE LARRY LATHAM CAROL LEMONS LINDA LEWIS FRED LITTLE PATTY LITTLEFIELD Earlene Foreman adds color to the North Texas State Fair HELEN LITTLETON PATTY LOHMAN parade, NASH LORINO NANCY LOWREY PAUL MCCONNELL CAROLYN MCCRARY CHARLES MCCRELESS RUTH MCDONALD BOB MCMATH SHERRY MANRY POLLY MAPLES MAY MARTIN I RUTH MARTIN BARBARA MASE GARY MASSEY HMM? MASSEY SKIPPER MASSEY SHIRLEY MAYFIELD 80 'OW M3055 PEGGY MAYS DOLLY MILLER PAT MEADERS FLOYD MEEKER RICK MEREDITH VAUGHN MILLIKEN JENNIFER MILLS JEANNE MOORE DANNY MORALES BETTY MORRIS MARAGARET MOTHERAL GARRY MURRELL JIMMY NANCE LINDA NEWBORN SUSAN NICHOLS -5. SHARON NOWLIN PHYLLIS OBERMEYER JERRY OLSON PATSY OWENSY P Pwvw Wall PEARL OWEN S KAY PARKER WALT PARKER DOUGLAS PARKHILL SUSAN PARKS CAROL PAYNE CHERYL PAYNE A DICK PEARCE JOHN PEEL JACK PIERCE IULIET PILGRIM 82 BETTY PITT SANDY PONCE GERRY POOLER JOHN PORTER' RONNIE PRITCHETT JEFF PRUETT CHARLOTTE PUCKETT BOB RAPOSA Y EARL RATLIFF BOBBY RAY SALLIE REEVES SUZANNE RENDER HOMER REYNOLDS BARBARA RINEY KENNETH RINEY STOVER ROBERTSON K 83 1-50 0 jp 10' 1 SUSAN ROWLETT MARIE RUSSELL RAY SADLER 1 C. 1i.'sALMoN ' JUDY SALMON JANNINE SAMS JOHN DAVID SAVAEJE SUSAN SELBY GARY SHAW DAVID SHEPPARD TOM SIMMONS TOMMIE SINCLAIR SUSAN SKILES DONNA SMITH DOYLE SMITH 84 Mwileges hw ilwfas 4 . o 'FRANCIS SMITH LARRY SMITH SANDRA SMITH TERRY SMITH' JANICE SOLOMON VIRGINIA SORGDRAGER SUZANNE SPARKMAN DONNIE SPARKS JOE SPECHT JIM SPEECE SHARYN SPULLER CHARLOTTE STARR SANDY STEELE WALTER STEPHENS JOE STOCKARD 85 T01 Qewofus, tlwLast Is tlwBest PETER STORRIE FREDDY STRINGER DON TAYLOR JOAN TAYLOR ANNE THOMAS MICKIE TI-IURMOND LEO TRAVIS DORTHY TRIETSCH JAMES TRITT MAX TUNNICLIFF BOB Var1DEVENTER Umm 1 V DALY mm vlan voLTz CAROLYN WALDON DANN? WALL 86 DALWIN WALLACE RAY WHEELER CLIFTON WHITE PHIL WHITE MANUEL WILKERSON DAVID WILLIAMS KENNETH WILLINGI-IAM DIANA WITHERSPOON JACK WITT GEORGE WOOD WILLIAM WORTHY JUDY WRIGHT LINDA WRIGHT GARY YATES JERRY ZACKERY BOBBY ZIMMERMAN 87 Bill Bellar jim Bellar Gloria Berry Jamie Bradburn Dianna Bedrick Tim Belew Betty Baker Barbara Bartlett Larry Bartlett Richard Alagood Virginia Amos Betty Anderson Linda Arrington Freddy Atkins Julie Avery Brad Bailey Curtis Bailey 06 964 Sue Braley David Breeden Karen Breen Betty Brinkman Nancy Buntyn Glenna Burns Pat Burns Shirley Buskirk Donald Carlson Cindy Chastain Dan Childs Bill Chisenhall Bill Carpenter George Christian Brenda Clampitt Carolyn Clark Ann Clayton john Cundiff Carolyn Cuthbert Diana Davidson David Davis Larry DeLisle Susan DeMougeot Suzanne Derclen Becky Clearman Gail Clifton Raeanna Clinton Mildred Cockrell Jim Coin Zane Cole Susan Conn Jumzmstudg Mary Beth Core 60 David Cowan V Roger Dunham Tim Elder Becky Ellis Ted Emmons Mike Ennis Richard Escue Dasbfof r- Donna Fiorelli Bill Estes Dennis Evans Rusty Faught Dorothy Fowler Ed Fradv Betty Frost Dick Gambrell Jeanie Garrett Terry George Glenn Glasscock Mike Grande-y Martha Griffin Charles Grissom Gale Gflssom Albert Gulden Glynda Hacker Martha Hagan Barbara Haggard E l 2 s Marion Gibson Bobby Gierisch Glenda Griffith Linda Kay Griffith New would Pat Hall Terry Hall l l Carolyn Hampton Joe Hanlin Eddie Hardin jean Hardin Louise Haren Dan Harris Dewayne Harris Greg Harris www Kathy Harrison John Hawley Chemical problems cause physical reactions as Paul Wyss and Barbara Bartlett experiment with hydrogen gas. Sharon Helm johnny Hendrick Reta Henry James Higdon Janet Jarnagin Mike Jeffery Brantley Jennings Judy Jeter Phillip Johnson James Jones Joyce Judkins Shirley Kelly Reanee Higgins Ronnie Hilliard Mary Holland Rodney Hollaway Sharon Hooper Joe Hopson Bea Ann Horton Carol Hulsey Carol Hutchinson Jumiofos Med Joe Irick N wfofOeeabu 'wwf jo Leffler Sandra Letson Rose Kerr David Kindred Karen Latham Linda Lavery Bobby Linenschmidt Clarise Little Paul Little Jimmie Littrell Larry Lorino Clark Lyde Gary Lynch Mike McCain Pat McCann Berta McGalliard Adrian McLain Paula Morris Sandra Naylor Gail Ness Vicki Nichols A1211 McNatt Chuck Mage-rs Jim Mahoney Jumims Domft I-law Gary Matheson Judith Maxwell Thomas Mewhinney joe Miles Sharon Milliken Jeanne Morris I2mlbBww Ronald Nimmo Susan Nix Elaine Nuckels 'Law BQ000U'7Tlwg How Easting Qpwt! jerry Payne Roy Pender Billy Pitt jackie Polston Mike Preston Shirley Price Bruce Obermeyer Cheryl Owen Dennis Pockrus Pat Pryor Bill Rainbolt Bill Rainey Judy Rainey Victoria Ramirez Kitty Raposa john Rasco Mary Lou Reed Gale Reeves Ilona Rekey Victor Richter Joyce Riddle Roy Ridley Barrett Robinson Jenett Robinson Samilou Robison Beth Rogers Randy Ryle Danna Salmon Success 0l6fJUMi0fU Boob Rmfmw Linda Sample Don Sampson Charles Santerre Sammy Schertz Mack Scoggins Dean Shank Larry Smith 6ofuPwvw Paul Shockey Gerry Sitz Shelia Smith Gayle Snow Dan Sparkman Stephen Sparks Paul Seagraves Sally Seitz Mary Self Sherry Sewalt Richard Spears Kenny Speck Becky Splawn Alice Sprabeary Kirk Stapler Ronnie Stark Steve Stephens Doyce Stout Zena Stribling Jacqueline Strong Dale Swanholm Ellen Swanson Margaret Taylor Tom Taylor Sandra Teffell Belinda Thomas 06 I-liglv am Carol Thomas johnny Tompkins w Patricia Tutt Valerie Twomey gm-was Pat Wooclby Mike Woodby Nancy Wylie John Yarbrough Theresa Wall Phyllis Wardlaw Deanna Weibel Gaines West Steve White Lyn Whitson jimmy Williams joe Ray Williams Becky Wilson Thomas Wilson Linda Witt Julia Wood Mandy Allen Skippy Allen Ann Anderson Greg AI'1d31'S0D Joe Anderson Kirk Anderson- Billy Arnett Mike Arrington Glenna Atchley Susan Atchley Sharron Atkins Martha Austin Janis Bailey Nicky Banks joan Barnett Frank Adair Rosca Adkins Rebecca Adolph Dalton Allen Candie Barrow Walter Beaird Elesa Beale Joe Beall Barbara Bellar Billy Berry jim Bettes Richard Bishop Beverly Blake Diana Bland 965 The gleam in Betty Huggins' eyes indicates that she just may know why Linda Moser's cake isn't shaping up. Linda Hale eagerly looks for the ingredient that must be lacking. Doug Boyd Jeri Broday Bill Blanton Suzanne Bonk Shirlene Bowles Lynn Brewton Fredda Brockett Gary Brockette Malynn Brooks Paula Brown Leslie Browning Qoplwmo Gretchen Bryant Kenneth Burgamy Tommy Carrigan Becky Castleberry Martha Clampitt IO4 David Buck Dan Bush Paulette Carroll Paul Chandler Kenny Clardy Ann Cole Linda Cole Elaine Collins David Corbin Kay Bullrngton Virginia Caddel Nelda Carter Violet Chumbley Robbie Buntyn Frank Camp Mike Casey Elton Turner attempts a geo- metry proof on the blackboard in class. Geometry is now a re- quired subject for sophomores. Janice Cox Spencer Crouch Charlie Davis Jana Drennan Kay Edwards Hank Erwin Bobby Fain Penny Faris Sheri Faylor Phillip Coyle Robert Dane Judy Davis Elizabeth Edwards Glenda Enoch l05 L. T. Felts Robert Ferguson Dwayne Gray Scott Ford Bob Foster Don Foster Diana Fraim Ehzabeth Frederrck Eddre Gaston Charles Gennings Phil Gerding Carolyn furche Garry Gheen jack Gray Carolyn Gregory Wanda Gressett Judy Davis, Sophomore Cheerleader, re- spectfully leads DHS students in singing the alma mater. fav D F-LQ. David Harrell Susan Harrell Joann Harris Leon Harris Sally Harris Beverly Harrison David Harrison Mary Hatridge Cynthia Hayes Amelia Hays Donna Heine Eddie Henderson jimmy Griffin Ronnie Griffin Rusty Griffith Phil Guinn Linda Hale Mary Ruth Halfpenny Bill Hall Harry Hall Jeff Hamilton Linda Hanks Mark Hannah Barbara Harpool Jimmy Hill Jpyce Hik-on Richard Huges Freddie Henderson Linda Henderson Sharon Hendricks Johnny Henn Susan Hershberger Paul Hieble Donald Hill jack Hill Qopl1omowSBeg Sherry Janice Marilyn Virginia Hobson Hodge Hosick Houghton Betty Mike Sra james Huggins Hunter Hyder Irwin Helen House Francine jameson :gk Qclwoff with eww Steve Knox johnny Laird Linda Lamascus Ann Lambert Cathy Lambert Pat Jefferson Mickey Jenson Marilyn Johnson Patsy Johnson Ruth Johnson Candy Johnston Mark Jones Patricia Kelly Rebecca Kiblinger Nick Kiger Duairfe Kincade Linda Kindred Mike King Bobby Kiser Kay Klein Mark Kluck Kenneth Lancaster Tom Laney Charles Lantrip Marion Lathem Victor Lauderdale Jo Ann Lawson Robert Lawson Richard Laxson julia Lester David Lewis Molly McAfee Betty McAlister james McAveria Karen McCart Deana Lewis Cindy Likos jim Lindsey Karen Lockridge Jim Lowry Dorothy Lynn Tlw Fi1wbYewu Nwdlctivities 64 lsF-iD1ledfWrtlvMnn5 Qop dass Royce Mason Vicki May Barbara Mayfield Harry McClendon Janet McCrary Linda McEuin Pat McFerrin Joyce McKnight Sharon McWillia111s Sheila Madore Marshall Manire Nancy Manire Ruby Maury Susan Marquis Kae Martin Judy Matzinger Bill Mecay joe Meister Nancy Merritt Bobby Miles Patrick Morey Otha Morris Ronnie Morrow Linda Moser Landy lvlulkey Mickey Miller Arvin Moeller Marion Mohat Don Moore Brenda Murdock Linda Normile Rodney Nelson SOP Jane Newcomer Linda Newland David Nichols Steve Nicholson Wayne Nuclcels Linda Offenbacker Judy Oliver Jimmy O'Neal Dan O'Rear Gloria Owens Nancy Outtrini Jill Parker Ruby Pender Dianna Penton Suzanne Peters Craig Phillips Patty Passons Pamala Payne Roland Payne faPutuwYeans otD.l-IQ Sharon Price jack Proffer Jim Provence Ronnie Pryor janet Pulliam Golcla Pockrus Sammy Pool Ann Porter Ed Pratt Jerry Rainey Mary Randolph Douglas Reeves Everett Record VIHC6Ut R1Cl'1ZiI'ClSOf1 Darlene Robinson john Riddle Dennis Riney Linda Ross Ann Rylander David Ruffu Donna Rulfu jerry Sallee .Dickie Sawyer Kerra Scripture Theresa Seibert Janis Bailey enjoys her first high school dance, the Howdy Party. dam!-Irglvs Larry Sitton Brenda Slate Gary Smith Janie Smith Jeanne Smith Richard Smith Tommy Smith Kathy Snider Raymond Solomon Marilyn Sorgdrger jenny Sparkman Conrad Speece Beverly Se-itz Dick Selby Steve Selby Melvin Sells Linda Sembera Nancy Sharer Cindy Shaw Betty Sherman David Sims Kay Sims Sue Sinclair Kenneth Sissney Beverly Taylor Shirley Teague jamie Temple Elizabeth Terry linda Terry Brenda Thompson Carol Thompson Rickie Tonn Ernestine Trietsch Tom Turner II6 Peggy Starr Bill Stausing Leroy Sterly Richard Stinnett Janie Sprabary Phillip Sprabary Glenda Stanley Steve Stone jrmmy Strittmatter Margaret Stuckey gesb nnmul, Robbie Buntyn and Loretta Laird prac- tice the popular sport of ping-pong as part of their P. E. program. Flip Unger Sandy Valentine Bill Wallis Dennis Weaver Pat Welch Linda Wells Kay Wills Marilyn Wood Barbara Yarbrough Pat Wages Bill Walker Mike Webb Peggy Webb Kathy White Mary Whitlock Claudia Williams joy Williamson Don Yarbrough Kay Yarbrough William Young Laura Zerwer II7 F 2 SENIOR FAVORITE I M ,N , 95 QW Jumon FAVQRITE 33 :gg iff! , x . , kv. K f 1.5. 'gil' efmuwmj Mosr HANDSOME MQST B EAUTl FUL 2.2, .4 M5120 Gmwmow VERSATILE BOY K E 2 1' f r f 2- I. Q L. , 'A rf v LUXQ, ,mi ew K, A , Q., 5, , 1 ' 1 X Vw m n ..,4fi5,,,5,. 'F WEVHZZWYMJQ , 51,4 H .fwfgli L-.,.qy,:'E 'ffm ' -I V4 -Q M--,:r'w125f Simi Q4 H2254 EfU9?.1 im? x-5 ' XJ ATHumcFAvoRlTE v JO D NCAN PAM A KE Patina Lolwow KEY CLUB SWEETHEART Y U H R R Nominee Nominee - l35 , 5 2 . n.E.swEETHEART P015 SWEETHEART K 1T1fY RA P0sA A V V Noimneg' Q l37 Penang Campbdb VALENTINE SWEETHEART x Cafluj Lambefub BASKETBALL QUEEN Linda FuH'ow FQOTBALI. QUEEN 962- 1962 E ,. Bronco cheerleaders are as follows: Becky Clearman, juniorg Sarah Hyder, sophomore, Judy Davis, sopho- moreg Linda Fulton, senior. Szmzding are Ruth Martin, senior, and Betty Brinkman, junior. Two Denton High School students, Chris Brown and Eddie Ferguson, scored high enough on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, which is taken in the spring by juniors who wish to compete in the program, to become semi-finalists in the nation-wide program. As a result of their outstanding scores, these two became a part of the top one per cent of all students who took the test. This could result in a scholar- ship from the National Merit Corporation. SUPERLATIVES CMA Bwww Eddie Fmgusow MR. AND MISS DHS Vicki Voltz joy Duncan Peggy Mays Ruth Martin - VBi11fAshb5u Paul McConnell VERSATILE FAVORITES OJMIMAQ8 Julie Avery Cathy Lambert MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME FRIENDLIEST FAVORITES Gale Reeves Linda Henderson Steve Fromholz Jimmie Grandey jimmy Massey johnny Burks I 47 SENIOR FAVORITES llf' Susan Parks Sharon Guyer George Cockrell Don Davis Betty Brinkman Becky Clearman Rick Barns Thomas Mawhinney JUNIOR FAVORITES amazes SOPHOMORE l T Dalton Allen Sara. Hyder Bolnby Houser i Mike Neblett VORITES Mark jones Judy Davis ATHLETIC FAVORITE I49 The Student Council, composed of elected representatives from each advisory, plans and executes many activities that take place throughout the school year. The Howdy Party, Teacher Appreciation Week, and the Valentine Formal are only a few of the activities planned by the Student Council members and their sponsor, Mr. Frost. One of the major projects for this year was raising the money and obtaining a suitable home for a foreign exchange student. The idea of a foreign ex- change student, a completely new aspect for the students at Denton High, was possible because of the well-laid plans that were presented to the student body by the Student Council officers. Attempting to revive school spirit, the Council purchased a victory flag that flies after Bronco wins in various sports. One of the most important duties of the Student Council members is to encourage school spirit and democratic procedures in all activities that take place in Denton High. ' X . J I V 1 1 - f Council! X, Eff N t 01,o.u.Q. Activities STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Fin! Row: Ilona Rekey, Ruby Pender, Betty Huggins, Pat Jefferson, Linda- McEwin, Judy Davis, Sheri Faylor, Betty Frost, Glenna Burns, Jackie Polston, Phyllis Obermeyer. Serond Raw: Susan Selby, Sharyn Spuller, Janet Jenkins, Mickie Thurmond, Susan R y Merritt, Barbara Rainey, Linda Henderson, Peggy Mays, Judy Dalton, Charlotte Krueger. Third Row. lerry George, Steve Selby, QI' om Turner,,ffFrank Camp, Dalton Allen, Clark Lyde, Larry Bell, Bob McMath, Ray Wheeler. F0141-fb Row: Glenda Enoch, Virginia Amos, Jimmy Grandey, Frank Adair, Joe Irick, Richard Spears, Thomas Mewhinney, Johnny Hendricks, Rodney Gambrell. dent Council alternates are as follows: Firrt Row: Ann Porter, Cindy Shaw, Jeanne Smith, na Stribling, Molly McAfee, Marilyn Woods, Karen Breen, Vicki Nichols, Martha Hagan, Reanna inton, Jill Parker, Helen House, Second Row: Arvie Dotson, Bobby Jack Lindenschmidtz, RoQdy nes, Mike Nehlett, Rusty Faught, Barbara Jost, Carol Sue Clarke, Kenneth Willingham, Darrell ith, Ronnie Griffin, Michael Arrington, Bill Hall. Third Row: Samilou Robison, Brad Balley, arrison, Paul McConnell, Gary Shaw, Mary Self, Elton Turner, John Bill Yarbrough. avid Harrison, Paul McConnell, Gary Shaw, Mary Self, Elton Turner, John Bill Yarbrough. Honor Society Officers are as follows: Terry Smith, reporterg Vicki Voltz, recording secretaryg Charlotte Krueger, corresponding secretaryg Eddie Ferguson, treasurerg Mrs, Yarbrough, sponsorg Gary Massey, presi- dentg Ray Wheeler, vice-presidentg Mrs. Connell, sponsor. . 1 F-'olltoar 0 0 0 High Q Average Fin! Row: Susan Parks, Sherry Manry, Barbara Jost, Pam Harker, Susan Gaston, Sharon Nowlin, Denise Guinn, Diana Guinn, Nan Lowrey, Juliet Pilgrim. Serena' Row: Chris Brown, Rodney Gambrell, Bobby Granstaff, Mike Gammon, Susan Selby, Kathy Arnol Sallie Reeves, Phil Mills, David Bays, Bob McMath. l54 y G OFFICERS: Miss McElroy, sponsor, Sharon Guyer, president, Anne Thomas, vice-president, Mrs. Bullage, , sponsorg Sarnilou Robison, historian, Gary Yates, parliamentariang Mickie Thurmond, secretary, Susa f gf' treasurer. J: ' ' ' ' -.A V9 Ja. o namwmdwr Qegw E E 11 E o Fin! Row: Ruth Martin, john Yarbrough, Sharyn Spuller, Penny Campbell, Sue Render, Sondra Gafford, Bea Ann Horton, Jo Leffler, Judy Maxwell, Sharon Hooper, Jimmy Nance, Susan Nix, Seromi Raw: Glenda Enoch, Cindy Hayes, Ann Porter, Cindy Shaw, Peggy Mays, Sally Foster, Susan Skiles, Sue James, Betty Pitt, Kathy Arnold, Mary Beth Core. Third Row: Sharon Nowlin, Cheryl Payne, Susan Parks, Sarah Drake. Marie Russell, Phyllis Obermeyer, Susan Hennen, Betty Huggins, Judy Salmon, Sherry Manry, Pam Harker. ff iafliiw, , ,V ,Mir--'A' NA 1- PM I55 . LARRY SMITH-FHA B Carol Thompson, president, Betty Huggins, vice-president, Maylyn Brooks, secretaryg eau Pat Wages, treasurer, Cathy White, song leaderg Waynette Lowrance, reporter, Mary Ann Whitlock, parliamentariang Martha Clampitt, historian, Shirley Taylor Farmer, sponsorg not pictured. Firrl Row: Waynette Lowrance, Joan Taylor, Kay Edwards, Marion Latham. Second Raw: Cindy Chastain, Barbara Davis, Margar Motheral. Linda Moser, Nancy Wiley, Mary Ann Whitlock, Martha Clampitt, Kay Yarbrough. ,f,,.,,.,,a..--N., I56 kim . . Bobbie Kays, presidentg Carolyn 1st vice-presidentg Sandy 2nd vice-presidentg Joyce 3rd vice-president, Joy 4th vice-presidentg Starr, Sth vice-presidentg Haggard, 6th vice-presi- Deana Lewis, secretaryg Carol Sue Clark, treasurerg Foreman, historiang Trietsch, parliamentarian, Alred, sergeant-at-armsg Baker Bishop, sponsorg pictured. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization for those in- terested in bettering their skills in the many aspects of homemaking. This club, open to all high school girls, strives to improve personal, family, and community living. Promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, en- couraging democracy in home and community life, and emphasizing the importance of worthy home membership are only a few of the purposes of the members and their sponsors. In following their motto, Toward New Horizons FHA members prepare for creative leadership in the future. im Row: Ruth McDonald, Evelyn Belken, Judy Helvey, Sally Harris, Nancy Manire, Joann Harris, Violet Churnbley, Linda Kindred, an Fipps, Guin Bender. Second Raw: Donna Gunn, Linda Wright, Sandra Grimes, Rita Henry, Dolly Miller, Linda Newland, Ginger mos, Amelia Harp, Ernestine Triestch, Janice Riney, Gloria Berry, Gloria Adams. I57 E-aplowliufwolysaawagw First Row: Susan Nichols, vice-presidentg Kay Beth LaRue, president, Vaughn Milliken, secretary- treasurer. Second Row: joy Williamson, reporter, Mr. Mason, sponsor. Through their association with the Science Club mem- bers have gained knowledge about new concepts in the scientific field. Speakers at these meetings spoke on a variety of fields connected with science. The choice of topics for the meetings was decided by popular opinion which allowed almost every member to gain information in the particular field that in- terested him. Firff Row: Terry Hutchinson, Chris Brown, Marilyn Woods, Sherry Hobson, Linda Offenbacker, Julia Lester, jimmy Nance, Phil Mills, Eddie Ferguson, Bobby Granstaff, Skipper Massey. Second Row: joe Meister, Juliet Pilgrim, Jeanne Morris, Jeri Broday, Carol Hulsey, Vicki Nichols, Joh ' F l N ' ' ' ' ' ' nnie uton, orman Harrison, Dale Swanholm, Kay Parker. Tbmi Row. David Nichols, Glenn Brookshear, john Hamlett, Tommy Franks, Nick Kiger, Michael Arrington, Ronnie Griffin, Francis Smith, David Cowan. usa p FUtl1ll0l:0lUMUl8 LwnwTlvL0ugl1f The goal of the Future Farmers of America is to attain greater skills in the field of agriculture. Through their many projects which include the FFA rodeo, parent-teacher banquet, co-operation in school activities, county fair, and the County Livestock Health Program, this goal will be reached and their future plans realized. Not only Denton High School and its students are benefited by these activities but also Denton and its citizens as well. Fir!! Row: jim Bays, Mark Hannah, Thomas Wilson Tom Stockard Barry Venible jimmy Coin Second Row Steve Nrcholson Danny Hudgins, Bill Rainey, David Brittain, Everett Record Troy Sweatman William Wortley C R Salmon Billy Henry Third Row Ronald Long, Skipper Klein, joe Miles, Bobby Miles Olton Funderburk Ted Emmons Dan Sparkman Windell Lillard Charles Grlssom Duaine Kincaide, joe Ray Williams, Bobby Miller Mr Rylander sp0nsor Fourth Row Royce Mason Dalwin Wallace Jimmy Griffin Bobby Fain, Albert Gulden, William Dean, Mike Woodson Roy Godi Firrf Row: Carolyn Allen, Shar-yn Spooler, Jo Leffler, Glenna Burns, Carolyn King, Linda Witt, Jan Barlow. Second Row: Susan DeMOuge Barbara Jost Anderson, Marsha Key, Pam Harker, Anne Thomas, Judy Helvey, Ilona Rekey, Judy Dalton, Corine Kelly. Third Row: Lin Lavery, Penny Campbell, Dwayne Gray, Donna Smith, Marty Coulter, Peggy Mays, Kerry Gipe, Jimmie Grancley, Barbara Mase, Janet Jenkin Teva Hardin. ummm mmap Acting Poteaifnlf Officers are as follows: Mrs. Hall, Judy Wright, reporterg Kay Parker, treasurer, Diana Witherspoon, secretary, Paul McConnell, vice-president, Jon Ballard, president. l60 The Dramatics Club completely live up to their purpose of developing dra matic talent through classroom and stag work this year. This was shown by thei production of two showcases of dramati talent, which consisted of seven one-ac plays each, and two full length plays Besides the plays the members als worked on developing solo, duet, and tri acting skills. All of these accomplish ments require some natural talent an many hours of diligent work. C l'Resolved-thatvtl1efUnitedv States should proniote ifatCommon Market for the Westerny sHemtSphoeag,?ij1wagjfhis yearls Texas ' debate atopic. This topic involved agreat amount 0fVreseatChQi,inot only on the lWeSterneIjIeniisphere, but also on the economic eonditions fmany countries of etheyffyvorld, Besides research, the debaters spent, many! in practice dlebatesfttoi -elll increase their skills in theipresentingiand cases. By attendinglspeechi tournaments the De- ba. Clubrmernbers trophies for the'nti-niesand-feffort thatithey have devoted tolldevelopyingfiantlQofganizing their debateifQeases, ltl ry B B Debate cies 'sl s National lForensic'Cliatiyterl'iniy developing public Speakers! and argumentation r 'national -and inter- iiational ,topiesi . 1 B i B r B 'i l 1 y' 'fl g fQV i . i Debam Pwmoms ' and Speaking z v fi L, int Row Garry Murrell, Sarah Drake, Zane Cole, David Haun, Vicki Voltz, Rusty Faught, Sallie Reeves, Bobby Granstaf Second Row avid Bays president Skipper Massey, vice-presidentg Carolyn Blake, secretaryg Bill Ashby, treasure-rg Ben Bryson, reporter Larry Cunningham The National Forensic League is an or- ganization for establishing and maintaining platform speakers. The League participates in many projects throughout the year. Some of these projects are sponsoring the annual Denton Sweepstakes Speech Tournament and aiding with the production of school assem- blies. NFL representatives are sent to many of the speech tournaments throughout the state, and to district and National Forensic League competition. Officers are as follows: Sallie Reeves, president, Carloyn Allen, vice-president, Mrs. Hall, sponsor, Vicki Voltz, secretary, Sarah Drake, treasurer. N.F.L. Dwvlops Public Qpealwus KJ. 0 .V Fifi! R0w.' Jan Barlow, Sara Hyder, Barbara Jost, Anne Thomas, Judy Davis. Molly McAfee, Darrell Keith, Jimmie Grandey, Tim Barre Jimmy Nance, John Yarbrough, Rondy Jones, Larry Smith. Second Raw: Judy -Maxwell, Donna Smith, Glenna Burns, Kay Klein, Jul Crenshaw, Kary Williams, Glenda Broughton, Jo Leffler, Peggy Mays, Ilona Rekey, Linda Witt, Virginia Caddell, Barbara Mase, P McFerrin, Susan Harrell. Third Row: Dwayne Gray, Sherry Taylor, Nancy Sharer, Robbie Buntyn, Susan Marquis, Ann Cole, Kathy Snid Dorthy Treitch, Sharon Helm, Sharon Millikin, Betty Pitt, Kay Parker. Fourth Row: Donna Ruffu, Judy Wright, Pam Harker, Sue Rend Carolyn Blake, David Bays, David Haun, Paul McConnell, Ben Bryson, Skipper Massey, Bill Ashby, Rusty Faught, Zane Cole, Garry Murre David Arrasmith, Bobby Granstaff. N - -Q l62 The Thespian Society is Composed of ad- vanced dramatlcs students who represent Denton High School through various speech activities. The 1963 officers are as follows: Judy Wright, president, Paul McConnell, vice-president, Mrs. Hall, sponsorg and jan Barlow, secretary. Not pictured are Carolyn Allen, scribe, and Kay Parker, treasurer. Tkespfaws Leadlbl-IQ iw Dwmatw Events Fin! Row: jan Barlow, Kathy Snider, Ann Cole, Sharon Price. Second Row: Anne Thomas, Penny Camp bell, Pam Harker, Kay Parker, Jo Leffler, Judy Wright. Tlzird Row: Mrs. Hall, Zane Cole, john Yar brough, Paul McConnell, Richard Alagood, jimmy Nance, Richard Escue. I2nAulV'u Rami, Pliwnupx Amnflnn Firrl Row: Paddy Morey, Susan Parks, Betty Huggins, Carolyn Allen, Karen McCart, joan Barnett, Suzanne Bonk, julie Crenshaw, Sondra Gafford, Richard Escue, Ruby Pender. Second Row: David Breeden, Susan Selby, Ann Rylander, Linda Alred, Jeanne Smith, Joe Specht, joe Meister, Betty Sherman, Juliet Pilgrim, Vaughn Milliken, Larry Smith, Gail Clifton, Kathy Snide,rg,,lSannegAMorris,p Robert Lawson, Elton Turner, Rosca Adkins, Marion Gibson. Third Raw: Pat McFerrin,'xQarol' MarcFiis,5'Terry Hall, David Sims, Sharon Helm, Barbara Mayfield, Janet Jenkins, George Wfood, D3VlLlo'H7IffleS6fI,' Suzanne Peters, Janet Davis, Bob McMath, Jimmy Nance, Bob Foster, Larry Galyon, Dan Childs, Gaines West, Cheryl Briggs, Johnny Tomp- kins, Betty Pitt, Betty Baker, Beverly Seitz, Ann Anderson, Reanee Higgins, john David Savage, John Yar- brough, Sallie! Reeves. Fourth Row: Karen Breen, Mary Beth Core, jim Hill, Virginia Caddel, Gail Gibson, Qeasow Susan Atchley, Bill Chisenhall, Brenda Thompson, Susan Hennen, Jerry Sallee, Richard Bishop, Ray Wheeler, Curtis Bailey, David Lewis, Bill Stausing Tom Turner, jim Higdon, jimmy Lowry, Vincent Richardson, Freddie Henderson, Paul Little, Landy Mulkey, Roger Dunham, Steve Knox, Claudio Bardas, John Hamlett, Gary Brown, Don Hill, Dick Selby, Kathy Arnold, Gary Massey, Chris Brown, Susan Skiles, Tommy Smith, Rondy jones, Terry George, Sue james. Fifth Row: Carroll McMath-conductor, Bill Ashbygx Tommy Carrigan, Dean Shank, Glenn Brookshear, jim Mahoney, Paul Seagraves, jim Provence, David Nichols, David Caldwell, Roy Pender, Robert Dane, Pat Cochran, Bill Zimmerman, Jeanne Garrett, Barrett Robinson, Danny Hudgins, Eddie Henderson, Terry Hutchison, Nancy Lowrey, jimmy McLeod, Sharon Milliken, Dennis Evans. Mqowfm ml oggzwr Qgml-wings Baud, spam Bronco Band Majorettes are as follows: janet Jer1kiI1S, seniorg Juliet Pilgrim, seniorg Karen McCart, soph0IHOfC3 Reanne Higgins, juniorg Son- dra Gafforcl, junior. 1962-63 band officers are as follows: Susan Skiles, librariang Juliet Pilgrim, sergeant, Linda Alred, sergeantg,QillMAshby, girunl majorg Nancy Lowrey, assistant librarian. Second Row: Bob McMath, captaing jimmy'NanreZ'lieutenantg David Caldwell, sergeantg George Wood, property managerg.Glenn Brookshear, sergeant. Third Raza: Larry Galyan, assistant property managerg Gary Massey, lieutenantg johnny Tompkins, sergeantg Chris Brown, sergeantg David Breeclen, sergeant, I66 BILL ASHBY-Drum Major Owhesbwv Pwpwws 6ofvAnwwJL Spring The orchestra was one of largest and best in Den- High's history. Members their sights at the reg- X meet in Abilene. By school stationery, bake and rummage they accomplished their Also, five orchestra stu- auditioned for the All- Orchestra and all were Due to their prac- tice, the annual spring con- ert was enjoyed by all who ttended. Officers are aslfollowsz Denise Guinn, treasurer, Carolyn Cuthbert, president, Carol Lemons, librarian, and Diana Guinn, vice- resident. P Fzrrt Row: Diana Guinn, Janice Cox, Marilyn Woods, Lynn Whitson, Ricky Tonn, Carol Lemons, Nancy Buntyn. Second Row: Denise Guinn ' ' ' ' ' ' C l C hb t. Third Row Ellen Lansky, Margaret Spain, Linda Yates, Margle Belcher, Wayne Knuckles, Richard Smith, Sharon Williams, aro yn ut er aye Wills, Peggy Mays, Shirley Mayfield, Ronnie Pryor, Mr, Frost, Bess Stockard, Leon Harris, Jane Newcomer, J. C. Belcher, Lewis Hout Sherry Sewalt. l 67 'cams 'T Choresmen are as follows: Stover Robert- son, George Christian, Jimmy Massey, Tim Barrett, Phil White, and Steve White. Coeds are as follows: joy Duncan, Bertha Buskirk, jannine Sams, Karen Kendrick, and Sally Seitz, pianist Musicals 'oaks Fir!! Row: Sherry Manry, Margaret Motheral, jannine Sams, Mickey Miller, Stover, Robertson, Steve White, Waynette Lawrence, Karen Kendrick, Dolly Miller, Linda Armstrong, Marsha Key, Margaret Taylor, joy Duncan. Second Row: Ruth McDonald, Linda Newborn, Polly Broday, Bertha Buskirk, Tim Barrett, Phil White, John Cundiff, Sally Seitz, Karen Glendinning, Joyce Riddle, Sylvia Landers, Penny Campbell. Third Row: jan Barlow, Emma Inglis, Beth Rogers, Shirley Price, Steve Fromholz, Freddy Stringer, jon Ballard, Billy Cundiff, George Christian, Linda Arrington, Linda Sue Griffith, Charmayne Harn. Fourth Row: Kathy White, Susan Conn, jackie Polston, Johnny Burks, Lynn Cole, Raymond Fletcher, jimmy Massey, jim Barrett, Mike Gammon, Bobby Brown, Sharon Nowlin, Corene Kelly, Donna Smith. Choir officers: Fran! Row: Joyce Riddle, treasurer, Charmayne Harn, secretary. Second Row: George Christian, vice-president, jimmy Massey, president. Fin! Row: Carol Smith, joy Duncan, Linda Ross, Carolyn Gregory, Kay Sims, Ruth McDonald, Ruby Pender. Serond Row: Char- lotte Krueger, Becky Adolph, Martha Austin, Pat Meaders, Linda Wright, Bobbie Kays, Carol Lemons, Patti Lohman, Carol Thompson. Third Row: Beverly Seitz, Sue Render, Phyllis Wardlaw, Diana Witherspoon, Sharyn Spulier, Melvena Funk, Shirley Buskirk, Pat Wages, Betty Frost. 69 I Pep Ead4ibftsU By attending out of town, as well as home games, the Pep Club has aided the cheerleaders in leading yells. Through drills such as hand signals, they helped to unify the cheering at pep rallies and games. First Row: Glenda Enoch, Sally Fosteghirgan-Rglwlett, Kay Beth LaRue, Susie Lawler, Karen Kendrick, Suzanne Sparkman, Carol Lemor Second Row: Becky Adolph, Mickey Burke, Jann1n'e Sams, Gloria Berry, Marion Latham, Betty Frost, Phyllis Laxson. Third Row: Cheryl Pay Sharon Hooper, Ellen Wills, Sherry Sewalt, Nancy Buntyn, Ann Clayton, Suzanne Derden, Judy Maxwell. Fourth Row: Raeanna Clinto Diana Davidson, Valerie Twomey, Carol Kapff, Martha Hagan, Linda Sample, Donna Fiorelli. Fiflh Row: Linda Lavery, Tava Hardin, Don Ruffu, Carol Hulsey, Vicki Nichols, Nancy Manire, Elaine Collins, Gail Ness. Sixth Row: Kathy Harrison, Janie Smith, Robbie Bunty Mary Whitlock, Linda Hale, Kay Edwards, Pam Payne. Sevenlh Row: Leslie Browning, Francine Jamison, Linda Sembera, Cheryl Owen, Ba bara Bellar, Barbara Harpool, Amelia Hays, Kay Sims. Eighth Raw: Molly McAfee, Judy Jeter, Glenna Atchley, Janet Jarnigan, ,Sarnil liobison, Mary Self, Carolyn Cuthbert. Ninlh Row: Susan Nix, Gale Reeves. I70 ' with I-law signals Pep Club officers are as follows: Glenda Enoch, reporterg ,l Carol Lemons, vice-presidentg Sue Render, treasurer, Susie Lawler, secretary. Cheerleaders Betty Brinkman, Linda Fulton, Ruth Martin, Becky Clear- man, and Sara Hyder ioin the Pep Club in leading the student body in the singing of the Alma Mater. pouislvawbllzeawlv ' SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Fin! Row: Paul McConnell, presidentg Mary Holland, vice-presidentg Becky Ellis, secretary, Mrs. Gardner, sponsor. Second Raw: Francine Jameson, treasurerg Tom Turner, parliamentariang Cindy Shaw, reporterg Kay Parker, PASF representative. Fin! Row: Jo Leffler, Phyllis Obermyer Ray, Ginger Amos, Susie Nix, Bea Ann Horton, Barbara Jost Anderson, Su , ara Wh' son, Judy Dalton, Karen Breen, Linda McCann, Sharon Hooper. Second Row: Charmayne Harn, Sandra Naylor, Barbara Haggard, Bet Frost, Candy Johnson, Jill Parker, Pa fPayne, Molly McAfee, Sheri Faylor, Leslie Browning. Glenda Enoch. Third Row: Phil White, Elt Turner, Mary Ruth Halfpenny, Saw yder, Judy Davis, Nancy Sharer, Ann Porter, Pat McCann, Joe Stockard, Jimmy Massey, George Christi rx iii F04eigwLtuwLS FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Front R0w.' Karen Kendricks, presidentg Mrs. Kelsoe, sponsor, Carol Hulsey, vice-president. Back Row: Gail Clifton, secretary-treasurerg Vicki Nichols, reporter. f xx inf Row: Lynn Twomey, Marsha Key, Raeanna Clinton, Sarah Drake, Pam Harker, Sharyn Spuller, Ann ThomaS,.,BQtty,,Pittj'Karen McCart, san Hershberger. Second Row: JeanneHMorrisf! Deanna Weibel, Valerie Twomey, Susan Parks, Sylvia Landers, Jeanne Smith, Robbie Buntyn, net jenkins, Linda Hanks, Glenda Broughton, Linda Sample. Third Row: Carolyn Clark, Sybil Baird, Sherry Manry, Barbara Manry, Zane ole, David Bays, Dale Swanholm, Lawton Davis, Rodney Gambrell, Evelyn Belken, Mickey Burke. Fourth Row: Samilour Robison, Mary lf, Dick Gambrell, Tommy Faught, Martha Griffin. A V Jammu Claasmalz Fin! Row: Nancy Merrill, Diana Penton, Bess Stockard, Kay Bullington, Helen House, Elizabeth Edwards, ,hggda Thompson, Deana Lewi Candie Barrow. Serum! Row: 'JCAHQCYMDIILSQV' Gail Clifton, Susan Nichols Sylvia Landers, Barbara Mase, Pat jeffekon, join Lawson, Elain Collins, Sharon Price, Mary Beth' Core. Third Row: Richard Hughes, Vincent Richardson, Bruce Obermeyer, Rondy Jones, David Harriso Nicky Banks, joe Specht, Rusty Faught, Edmond Pratt, Tim Belew, Paul Wyss, Larry Sitton. I74 6wT1ew HOP The junior Classical League was formed to instill in its members an appreciation of the Latin and Greek languages and cultures. Further- more, this organization studies the classic way of life, holding various activities during the year pertinent to these goals. These projects include a slave sale, car wash, Roman banquet, a trip to the Torch Restaurant in Oak Cliff, and a toga hop. Officers are as follows: joy Williamson, secretaryg Mrs. Connell, sponsorg Richard Spears, vice-presidentg Mrs. Mewhinney, sponsorg Carol Hulsey, presidentg Diana Witherspoon, memberg Leslie Browning, treasurer: Thomas Mewhinney, reporter. I75 Keg OM: lnsp' Fin! Row: Bill Ashby, Kenneth Branch, Dick Pierce, Steve White, Norman Harrison, Ray Wheeler, Randy Ryle, Zane Cole, David Bay Second Row: Larry Latham, Phil White, Mike Gammon, Mike Gregory, Paul McConnell, johnny Burks, Chris Brown, jon Ballard, Mar Coulter. I76 matwawtrp For the first time, the Key Club, an international service organization, took applications for membership. The Board of Directors and the club officers chose members on the basis of personality and leadership. This year the Key Club supplied entertainment at the State School and courtesy cars for students at the Denton Speech Tournament. The club plans to perform other services during the year such as lining parking spaces in the school parking lot. 'Ht Row: Tom Simmons, john Peel, Bill Estes, David Buck, Larry Smith, David Harrell, David Harrison, Larry Barns, Billy Pitt. Second ow: David Williams, George Cockrell Mickey Ginnings, Jonny Tompkins, Bob Foster, Don Davis, Gary Massey, Skipper Massey, Charles yI'OI1l. CNHQD 47 My V Yfwa- irrl Row: Mike Grandey, Dick Selby, Mark jones, Mike King, Terry George, Clark Lyde, Richard Spears, Steve Selby. Semnd Row: Charles anterre, Paul Chandler, Bruce Obermeyer, Charlie Davis, Pat Cochran, Raymond Solomon, jimmy Williams, Dalton Allen, Don Sampson, im Bellar. Z--j-Mi I77 Disbdbuiiue I Qalesmaws ' From' Row: Mickie Thurmond, historiang Kerry Calhoun, secretary, Brenda Clarnpitt, reporter, Pat Hall, parliamentarian,-Back Raw: Douglas Haun, sergeant-at-arms, Larry Calvert, presidentg Mr. Hall, sponsor. By taking the D.E. courses, students are able to increase their knowledge of marketing and distribution. Front Row: Roy Ridley, Dianne. Harris, Kay Griffith, Mickie Thurmond, Kerry Calhoun, Brenda Clampitt, Ellen Swanson Shirle K ll 1 Y e Y Carol Ezzell Dale Coffee Rickie Southard Serofzd Row M H ll F dd Ak' 1 , - .' r. a , re y t ins, john Kemp, Douglas Haun, Kenneth Willingham, Tomm Albers, Larry Calvert, Buddy Wages, Bill Dudley, Fred Little. LGI Pwgww Comes to DI-IQ i l Officers are: Doyle Smith, presidentg Ronald Collins, vice-presidentg Gwen Bender, secretaryg Phyllis Laxon, treasurerg Kitty Raposa, reporterg Mike Erwin, sergeant at HIITIS. The Industrial Commercial Training course made its first appearance at Denton High School this year. Unlike DE, this new club concentrates on preparing students for careers in the industrial fields. Members are: Rose Kerr, Mary Helen Littleton, Polly Maples, Linda Hale, Nancy Wylie, Glenda Griffith, and Louise Heron. Nwcses A Officers are as follow , , , g , ecre ary, ue Render, treasurer, Carol Lemmons, president. sz Sallie Reeves, vice-presidents Susan Selby reporter' Martha Ha an s t S l 1 Fin! Rauf: Sylvia Landers, Barbara Mase, Karen,Breen. Second Raw: Becky Adolph, Kay Parker B h ' ' ert a Buskirk, Wanda Gressett, Pat McCann, Violet Chumbley, Patty Passons, Marilyn Wood. wT'ww I-lomofwab Pw6essiow Serve others. Future Nurses at DHS have made this their unofficial motto, On Saturdays and weekdays one may see these girls assisting in various errands at the hospital: filling water pitchers, making beds, arranging flowers, and doing their best to make patients Comfortable. As a reward for their devoted efforts, Future Nurses take a field trip to Parkland Hospital where they observe how a large hospital is managed. Also, three members, a sophomore, junior and senior, attend the yearly state convention. E MRS, MacINTYRE-Sponsor Sophomore, junior, and senior girls join the Library Club to ac- uaint themselves with various library procedures. These young ladies are entrusted with numerous responsibilities such as issuing books to students and sorting out the magazines and newspapers which come in each day. The bulletin boards are decorated by these girls seasonally, often using book jackets as a motif. Library assistants are as follows: Sharon Nowlin, Genna Adams, Carolyn Clark, Joan Palumbo, Dianna Bedrick, Judy Wright Dorthy Trietsch, Kathy Harrison, Linda Sue Brown, Cindy Chastain, Sherry Manry, Judy Dalton. I82 Pflligious Cowwflb ' Qpiaiiiualbll ' Through the efforts of the Religious Council, spiritual growth is promoted throughout Denton High School. Members of this non- denominational organization read Bible passages daily during the regular announcement period, Each year the Council sponsors Religious Emphasis Week, a week set aside to observe the various religious beliefs. Besides regular duties, the group helped in the UNICEF drive this year. Officers for this year were Tim Barrett, president, David Arrasmith, vice-president, Sue james, secretary, Penny Campbell, treasurer, Sally Reeves, reporter. fwlillwl HJfR01L Martha Hunt Skipper Massey, Sally Seitz, Tim Elder, Beverly Seitz, Nickk-lQger, Joann Harris Darrell Keith emfzd R010 ul1etP1lgr1m, Susan Skiles, Kathryn Arnold, Carolyn Waldron, Glenna Atchley, Brenda Thompson Marilyn ohnson udy Maxwell Third Row: Mrs. Hall, sponsor, Wanda Gressett, Charmayne Harn, Charlotte Krueger Tim Barrett axe Arrasmith Sue ames, Penny Campbell, Sally Reeves, Rusty Faught, Sharon Spuller, ow Horseshoe JERRY DEWBREfEa11 Semester Editor ii-pi 1 MARY SELEMSprir1g Semester Editor BEN BRYSON-Business Manager and DAVID- HAUN- MRS. HELM-Sponsor Publicity Manager I 84 05, n.u.Q. Amana With the beginning of the new school year in September, 1962, the Horseshoe staff members embarked on a new journey: publishing a school newspaper on a bi-weekly basis and doing this by the comparatively new method of offset. This was quite a step up from the mimeographed newspaper which was distributed last year. New methods, procedures, counts, deadlines, and formats were digested and dis- cussed. Then the printing troubles descended in earnest. Several issues, several dollars, and millions of words and long, hard hours later, the newspaper staff of eight regular journalism class members and six auxiliary reporters is still struggling with the cold facts of life for all journalists: how to sell newspapers! The school newspaper endeavors to support all worthy campaigns and projects. It attempts to report all news fairly and without prejudice. Fin! Row: Mary Self, Marilyn Davis, Suzanne Derden. Second Row: Gail Gibson, Linda Lavery, Linda Kay Armstrong. Third Row jerry Dewbre, Tommy Faught. I85 SUSIE LAWLER, Editor-in-Chief GLENDA ENOCH, Bookkeeper. SUSIE NIX, Business Manager. NANCY BUNTYN, Assistant Editor. PAT COCHRAN, Head Photographer EDDIE HARDIN, Assistant Sports Editorg TERRY SMITH, Sports Editor. The Bronco staff members devote much time and energy toward the production of a memorable yearbook. Aided by their sponsor, Mrs. Sherrill, they also make plans and decorations for the annual Christmas formal. This year the staff has presented the activities of the 1962-63 'school year in what they think is the best annual yet! V QPOQIQ wul-l0Jwe8 The job of developing a squad of Bronco footballers into a winn ing combination lies upon the shoulders of these six coaches. are: Left to right-Bill Michalka, B team line coach, Cotton Nix, B team backfield coach, Jack Holt, varsity backfield ,., ,K , K, - 55555-52,-735: o . K ,,,c da, Q, Lewis Wliitson, varsity end coach, Tommy Smith, varsity line coach, james Magill, head coach. i, Q 11 S Zh wrr. , - .. up fzzsrtrififff' . Ik.. ,I , V, .',.f,, ,Nqr iigng vis ..'.,, f',' g . , f 5 ' Fi: , A : 1+ , 5 if ee I, , ,Q ,, f, f.,. L, , 1 ,J f. f -ww: f-f.'-, Q 1-:w,+,.f :-, .,,,, -- :. . ., 1 1 rw ,,f, ,s , ,V f,',- - , DAVID WILLIAMS Sr. Manager I THOMAS MEWHINNEY jr. Manager CUMULATIVE STATISTICS First.Downs . .... Rushing Yardage . . . . Passing Yardage Total Offense . .......... Passes .,.... . . . . .. Passes Intereepted by 51 for 32 2 ......... Punts ........... 21 for 33 8 38 for 385 ..... . Penalties ....... 4.3 for 416 Fumbles Lost SEASON'S SCORES Denton 28 Haltom City 8 Garland 14 Demon 6 Arlmgton 12 Denton 0 Sherman 29 Derton 0 Carrollton 16 Denton 14 Highland Park 40 Denton 6 Irvxng 21 Denton 0 Mesquite 7 Denton 6 Denison 42 Denton 8 Richardson 2 Denton 6 Row Paul Chandler Sandy Ponce Brlly Prtt C R Salmon john Peel Drck Pearce, Mike McCain, Larry Smrth Tombo Taylor ' ' L Gambrell Kenneth Branch Serond Row Thomas Mewhrnney Cmanagerj Morrrs MCCOfm1Ck, Norman Harrrson Larry orlrlno Houser Rrck Barnes Gary Shaw Charles Byrom Jrmmy Wrllrams Davrd Bays, B111 Estes, Jackre Bowden Raymond Fletc er W1l11ams fmanagerj Tlmd Row Mack Scoggms B111 Blanton Tom Srmmons, Jim Kirkpatrick, Don Davrs Brlly Rambolt Porter Joe Ray Wrllrams Chuck Magers George Cockrell B111 Doss Larry Bell. F trst Downs Ewncos' Qpwt Denton Haltom Cl' 14 Yards Rushlng 178 ' Yards Passlnu 63 2 Passes 4-8 2-L Passes Int. BY 1 Punts 3-39 34 Fumbles Lost 3 , Penalties 3-25 I-e GAME AT A GLANCE Denton Arllnst First Downs 5 Yards Rushing 71 1 Yards Passing 31 Passes 2-:7 Passes Int. BY 0 Punts 8-33 Z.. Fumbles Lost 1 W M... Penalties 4-so 7.. CHARLES BYROM Sr. JIMMY XWILLIAMS Jr. GARY SHAW Sr. Center, Tri-Captain Quarterback, Tri-Captain Tackle, Tri-Captain All District All District With outstretched arms, Bobby Houser C201 gets set to haul in a long pass during Denton's 28-8 victory over Birdville in Birdville on September 14, Bobby's catch was hampered by a Haltom City Buffalo. However, Bobby did score one of the four touchdowns in the opening game victory. Quarterback Jimmy Williams QIOJ fades back to pass as Rick Barnes 1125 moves into position to receive the toss. Meanwhile, teammates provide the blocking as coaches, officials, and the entire Bronco bench watch the action intently. Denton's high hopes after a first game victory were soon wrecked by Arlington as the Colts inflicted a 12-O defeat on the Broncos on September 21 DAVID BAYS Sr. BOBBY HOUSER Sr. I92 Guard Halfback NORMAN HARRISON DICK PEARCE Sf, Sr. Tackle Halfbaqk ww GAME AT A GLANCE Denton Carrollton irsf Downs 15 8 ards Rushing 140 212 ards Passing 70 72 asses 5-9 3-7 asses Inf. BY 1 1 Unfs 3--23 4-39 umbles Lost 0 0 enalfies 2-30 6-68 GAMEAT A,G.LANCE Denton lrvlns irsi Downs 10 12 ards Rushln9 77 178 ards Passing 71 52 asses 6--15 A--10 asses Int. By 0 1 Y unts 5-31 3-31 Zmffjs Los' 5.52 5.62 KENNETH BRANCH sf. JOHN PORTER sf. SANDY PONCE sf Quarterback End Guard Denton's Rick Barns misses the tackle on a Carrollton ball-carrier during the Broncos' 16-14 loss to the Lions on September 28 in Carrollton. David Bays 1601 moves in from the rear to attempt to bring down the Carrollton gridder. The Broncos led at half- time 14-8, but they were unable to contain a fourth-quarter rally by the Lions. DentOn's first home game was a big disappointment to Bronco fans. The Irving Tigers whalloped Denton 21-O in the game played at Fouts Field because of the large number of spectators who attended the contest. Above, jimmy Williams 4105 gets set to bring down an Irving runner as Gary Shaw 1741 and an unidentified Bronco approaches to give aid. JOHN PEEL Sr- C. R. SALMON sf. Guard Halfback LARRY BELL Sr. DON DAVIS Sr. En End d 193 BILL D055 Sr- JOE RAY WILLIAMS Jlbfl KIRKPATRICK RAYBTOND FLETCHER Ceflfef Sr., Tackle Sr., End Sr., Halfback TOM SIMMONS Sr. Tackle MORRIS McCORMICK Sr., End GEORGE COCKRELL Sr., Fullback Bronco end Mack Scoggins runs into a little difficulty as he tries to hold on to a jimmy Williams pass thrown on October 12 in Denison. Denton was unable to contain the speed of the Yellowjackets as Denison rolled to an over- powering victory, 42-8. Denton hosted Sherman at Bronco Field on October 19, at the Broncos' annual Homecoming game. Above, Larry Bell f85J tumbles to the ground after catching a pass dur- ing the suspense-filled game. The Bearcats ruined Denton fans' hopes of a happy Homecoming by thrashing the Bron- cos 29-O. GAME First Dowrs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Passes. Inf. By Punts Fumbles Los? Penalties AT A GLANCE Denison, Den IB 377 20 1-2 I 'I-28 2 6-60 1 ..i. ... GAME Flrst Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Passes int. BY Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties AT A GLANCE Denton Sher 8 88 'IO9 7-21 1 7-28 'I 4-40 7 . LARRY LORINO Jr. TOM TAYLOR Jr. BILL ESTES Jr. LARRY SMITH Jr. Halfback Halfbaqk Fullback Halfback Touglv Opp MACK SCOGGIN S jr. End RICK BARNS Jr. Halfbaclc BILLY PITT Jr. Guard l Head coach james Magill gives instructions to one of the squad members during the game with Garland played on October 26 in Garland. The Broncos led at half-time 6-O, but the Owls bounced back to score 14 points in the second half to win. GAME Firsi Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Passes Int. BY Punts Fumbles Losi' Penalties GAM E Flrst Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Passes Int. By Punis Fumbles Los? Penalties AT A GLANCE Denton Garland 7 'I7 74 211 72 48 6-21 3-12 'I 'I 6-36 3-31 2 4 4--40 'I-'ll A GLANCE Denton Park 12 18 138 A16 119 86 9-'I3 3-6 0 'I 3-43 0-0 2 2 5-53 'I-5 Bronco managers David Williams and Thomas Mewhin- ney smile for the camera not because of the results of the game, for the Scot- ties of Highland Park trounced Den- ton 40-6. l95 BILLY RAINBOLT Jr. DICK GAMBRELL jf, Center MIKE McCAIN Jr. Fawiiatalbiligwws C i I t, ,i,4zw' 'H t s st? X 5 t ' ,tg k x W. 77,77 x Guard am film.. PAUL CHANDLER Soph En Flrsi Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passmi Passes Passes int. By Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties Masqum Denton 3-'Ii 0 2 1-23 6-39 2 'I 0 2-20 I96 Tom Simmons, jim Kirkpatrick, and Raymond Fletcher reflect the disappointment felt by all Denton fans when the Broncos fell one point short of a tie with the Mesquite Skeeters on November 9. A touch of bad luck for the Broncs led to a 7-6 loss. Denton's football season came to an end on Thanksgiving Day as the Broncos were beaten by Richardson 22-6. Above, Billy Pitt fupper leftj and Larry Lorino ilower rightj bring down the Richardson ball carrier during the last contest of a disappointing year for the Broncos. CHUCK GAME First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Passes Int: BY Punts Fumbles Lost Penalties MAGERS jr. Tackle AT A GLANCE Denton Richards 7 87 2 86 4-16 6- 2 4-25.5 'I- 0 8--21 7- Ponies I-lauaTouglv Qeasow Fin! Row: Tommy Smith, Tony Stone, Rusty Griffith, David Sims, Mike King, Mark jones, Frank Adair, David Harrison. Sammi Row Roland Payne, Doug Normen, Bill Blanton, Marshall Manire, David Harrell, Jim Coin, jimmy Littrell, Charley Davis, Nicky Banks. Third Row Mark Kluck, Gary Moon, Steve Dyer, Kenneth Sissney, Kenny Clandy, Frank Camp, Don Yarbrough, Hank Erwin, Dan O'Rear. Gary Yates keeps an eye on Victory, the mascot for both Denton football teams, during one of the season's contests. The shetland had a better effect on the B team than on the varsity squad. Coach Nix's crew finished with a 3-7 record. l I97 V X i I -4 Wino-LOSS liams, Johnny Burks, Steve Fromholz, Left to Right: Richard Spears, Gary Massey Bobby Brown, Mike Gammon, jimmy Wil Larry Latham, Terry George. ,YP Vern Lane, who has won five championships in seven years coaching, has helped to develop many basketball players on many fine He carried his team to the l finals this year. Steve Selby, manager, encountered the daily carrying of dirty basketball uni- forms to the field house laundry and the assisting of the coach and team in any Way possible. BRONCOH STATISTICS Final Shooting F9a Fsm Pct Fta Ftm Pct Massev 308 168 45 148 98 62 Gammon 485 259 .534 227 188 .812 Williams 'I49 77 .517 123 76 .617 Fromholz 167 80 .479 36 14 .388 George 85 38 .447 42 28 .667 Spears 50 22 .440 12 8 .667 Latham 30 13 .433 13 8 .615 Burks 335 142 .424 135 91 .674 Brown 311 133 .421 60 41 .683 Totals 1924 932 .484 806 552 .685 OPP. 1787 721 .403 537 310 .577 Scoring - Reboundins Go. Tn. Avg. Reb. Avo. Gammon 34 706 20.8 194 5.7 M 4 435.12-7,.JA5..5.7 Burks 34 375 11.0 263 7.7 Brown 34 307 9.0 103 3.0 Williams 34 230 6.8 278 8.2 Fromholz 32 174 5.4 82 2.6 George 29 104 3.6 44 1.5 Spears 24 52 2.2 20 0.8 Latham 18 34 1.9 29 1.6 Totals 34 2416 71.1 1382 40.6 ODD. 34 1752 51.5 1168 34.3 SEASON RESULTS Denton 67, Paschal 32 Denton 60, Grand Prairie 50 Arlington Heights 59, Denton 58 Denton 69, Arlington Heights 65 Denton 73, Arlington 42 Denton 58, Poly 56 Denton 63, Paschal 56 Denton 71, Grand Prairie 61 Denton 105, Krum 30 Thomas Jefferson 74, Denton 61 Denton Gr ' ' enton 77, Thomas Jefferson 73 Den on , exar an Denton 76, Samuel 66 Denton 16, Garland 49 Denton 567 Hillcrest 54 Jefferson 58, Denton 53 Denton 94, Mesquite 21 Denton 56, Sherman 46 Denton 81, Richardson 46 Denton 83, Denison 39 Denton 68, Garland 56 Denton 74, Highland Park 50 Denton 78, Poly 57 Denton 98, Mesquite 18 Denton 77, Sherman 54 Denton 89, Richardson D1 Denton 85, Denison 45 Denton 66, Garland 48 Denton 68, Highland Park 62 Denton 80, Bell 64 Denton 53, Graham 50 Denton Texarkana 43 70, Thomas Jefferson 66, Denton 46 Won 30. Lost 4 MIKE GAMMON SR. Guard All-State fUpper Leflj BOBBY BROWN SR Guard All-District GARY MASSEY SR. Forward All-District Denton encountered the Sherman Bearcats in Bronco gym fo the initial district home game of the season on january 4 Above, jimmy Willianis C215 guards a Bearcat who has ap parently just taken a rebound. The Broncos had somewhat o an off night against Sherman but still managed to wi 56-46 to bring their district record to 2-O. Gary Massey 1223 gets off a shot against the Garland Owls on january 18. Broncos johnny Burks 4255, Bobby Brown 4209, and Mike Gammon Q41 watch the action. Denton trounced the Owls 68-56 to take their fifth district game without a loss. JOHNNY BURKS SR. Guard All-District KUpper Rigbtj LARRY LATHAM SR. Forward STEVE FROMHOLZ SR Forward Haw 61110 Qeasow Steve Fromholz C321 scores two for the Broncos during the February Sth game with Richardson. While jimmy Williams f21j aids in keeping some Eagles from interferring. Denton's 89-51 victory gave the team nine district wins without a loss. RICHARD SPEARS JR. Guard 202 TERRY GEORGE JR. Guard JIMMY WILLIAMS JR. Center All-District The curtain opened on the February 12th game with the Owl's number 50 winning the tip from Denton over jimmy Williams. Mike Gammon f24J and johnny Burks 4253 prepare to equalize the course of events by attempting to steal the ball from the Owls. Garland became another Bronco victory 66-48, and Denton finished its season a Week later with a 68-62 over-time win against Highland Park. This gave them a perfect 12-0 district record. w l l l l During the course of the pep rally, there appeared some very badly beaten rebels, Terry Smith, john Porter, and Ray Wheeler who had met their fate at the hands of the Denton basketballers. They told their woeful story of a horrible defeat much to the pleasure of the avid Bronco fans. 8700 Witness Fmalb Playing before the largest crowd ever to see a high school basket- ball game in Texas, jimmy Williams QU goes high into the air to block a Thomas jefferson shot as Mike Gammon 1245 prepares to take the rebound. From the start it was evident that the Broncos had their work cut out for them, for the Rebels jumped to a quick 10-2 lead. I , 204 l Following Tjs final xrctory over Denton in the Dr Pepper tourna ment, Bob Glover of Tj put on his own personal show for the fans by chinning himself on the basketball rim Left Dentons own Bobby Gierisch shows DHS students the tables turned after an anticipated victory over the Rebels X Becky Clearman soars high in the air to lead the student body in a typical Bronco boosting yell B Teams 'W' Temmfs Gfceafe8i7ASS915 First Row: Paul Crep, Hob Hartman, Bobby Gierisch, Vic Lauderdale, David Buck. Second Row: Mickey Ginnings, Ed Frady, Byron Williamson, jack Grey, Dick Sawyer. Denton Highs B basketball team enjoyed one of its greatest seasons this year under the coaching guidance of Cotton Nix. The cagers chalked up 20 victories while absorbing only two losses, which, by the way, came in the Decatur Tournament at the hands of A teams. It looks as though Coach Nix has some good material to offer Coach Lane forthe '64 A squad. COACH COTTON NIX TwdwQbeessesQ Top Row: Kenneth Lancaster, William Young, Bobby Brown, Byron Williamson, David Sheppard, Bill Doss, Anthony Fansan Sammi Row: Dickie Sawyer, Phil White, Skipper Massey, jimmy Massey, jim Barrett, Ronnie Morrow. Bolzam Row: Tomm Taylor, Ricky Tonn, jerry Zackery, Steve White, George Christian, Nash Lorino, John Rascoe, Clark Lyde, l ,Y Wfayne Ferrell, Denton's capable vaulter who set a new school record by vaulting 13 feet, displays some of his medals he has received COACH BILL MICHALKA for his fine achievements. 206 r-. Lu A-,.' ALALLII- ,A--A'.!l. hil White soars over the high hurdle, a veteran of the track team, Phil s a consistant competitor who has great capabilities. Clark Lyde hands off the baton to George Christian in a practice relay run at North Texas. he track in preparation for their daily practice Both boys 3ill Doss and Bobby Brown take their warm-up trip around irovide stiff competition in the district 7-AAAAitraCk meets. 207 Ba.seballzBw1gs Hopes 0174 Lanky jon Ballard fires a pitch into Catcher Terry Smith during Denton's opening home game with Carrollton. Firstbaseman Georg Cockrell and right fielder Ronnie Stark get set for action. Ballard pitched a one-hitter and shut out the Lions 10-0. 208 baseball coach Cotton Nix and the Carrollton chat about their teams' prospects for the coming before the start of the fateful game for the Lions. District ions ' Denton Shortstop Gary Shaw scores the fifth Bronco run shortly after he doubled off the left-field fence in the first inning of the Carrollton game. District 7-AAAA's leading hitter in 1962, Shaw is expected to be very instrumental in another successful baseball season this year. ignorance is Catcher Terry Smith. shot of the Bronco bench reveals the many different pre-game attitudes of the members of the team. From left to right, they are Obermeyer, Rodney Gambrell, Bill Ashby, Buddy Heflin, Mike King, Ronnie Stark, and Walter Beaird. Standing in the tools Kneeling: Walt Parker, Johnny? Hendrick, Garry Murrell. Siandifzg' joe Hobson, Don Davis, Richard Shelton, James Tritt. Seniors james Tritt and Walt Parker take a chipping tip from Don Davis. Davis and Tritt were two of Denton's top contenders. g,,2 5 gill , ' if , Richard Shelton, our junior ace, bangs in a short putt on the Sth green. Shelton's sensational putting is only one part of his excellent game. 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BUFORD ALLEN 200 Wegf Oak Phone 382-2l25 THOMAS FURNITURE COMPANY Simmons, E+han Allen, Sumler, Pullman, While, Fairfield, Fogle, BasseH', Vir'l'ue, Bernharcll, Riverside, Samsoni'l'e OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT DENTON, TEXAS W. R. Bill Thomas PHONE 382-9066 ESTES RIDING STABLES High and Park Road 382-468i CRAVENS DRY GOODS I08 E. Hickory DU 2-50l6 x-VW: Q3 -v J- We 0121 ma! ' ' I- ta i' if y, an 3 Convenient Locations in Denton Downtown on Austin St. N. Locust at Hiway 24 Fort Worth Hiway WE GIVE S8tH GREEN STAMPS ff SE RW E. N. MASSEY C. T. MASSEY , DENTON Roorme BURCH 5 AND METAL womcs I25 McKinney St. 4I0 N. Locust PHONE 382-8424 DENTON, TEXAS DENTON, TEXAS All Types ot Roofing and Metal Work CAMP'S CLEANERS Corner Eas'I' Oalc and Bell DENTON. TEXAS SELBY'S FLOWER SHOP 'I-lome of The Gold Foolball Mum 600 N. LOCUST PH. 382-4I9I FRED L. DENDY INSURANCE 200 Mcclurlcan Building TELEPHONE: 382-442I DENTON. TEXAS TALIAFERRO RADIO AND SEWING SHOP 209 N. Locus+ 387-I9I5 Dependable Hardware Since ' I885 EVERS HARDWARE COMPANY guneruf Cfgliime Qamifz- Qilnyrl- gflgzmfeff JAGOE ABSTRACT COMPANY DENTON. TEXAS 382-22I4 Denion, Texas 382-4I47 TOM 81 JO'S CLARENCE ED SMITH General ConI'rac'rors Serving Good Food Since I935 702 SOUTH ELM STREET We Specialize in All Kinds of Concre+e Work PH. 382-2886 I300 LINDSEY ST. AT THE HOUSE OF MUTTS Where All High School Girls Meei' VANITY SHOP Qualify and Personalify BILL.1U'I'I'ER: - FORD 4l9 Sou'I'h Elm Sfreei' 382-5404 6I9 S. Locus'r 4I2 Sou1'h Locusi' S+ree+ Dallas - TAylor 3-4744 DENTON- TEXAS 382-88I2 DENTON, TEXAS BARNETT'S SHOP Iron Work I07 Eagle 382-6223 R. J. BARNETT The Seed and Garden Supply Center of North Texas HARPTL SEED' INC. DENTON, TEXAS 236 jffi u -WI., ' ' Q 1 I - ' , 'T f ' . ' A 4 , ff ,ggi T ff TT'-7 I, .,. I Q x X X ' ,I 'gl I 'fm f '..5v.'f5 J-Q 4ff,3,4, .h,,f 'J F ERS R32 X ' . ., '4 I II I I II TI ,I II we -Xesfw QS I II I A I I I I I I I I. 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Tires ,fr-v 237 MORRISON MILLING COMPANY Makers of Peacemakers Flour Phone 382-4I I I DENTON. TEXAS ZEKEIS DRIVE IN Across From N.T. Lab School ZEKE'S SERVICE STATION Fl I I5Lff'S?5'5 JOE SHERRILL CERA.MIC TILE I2I6 For'I Wor'I'h Highway P. O. BOX 993 DENTON, TEXAS MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. The Right Business Form for Every Form of Business DENTON, TEXAS PENTON BOATS AND MOTORS DENTON, TEXAS Power Cai' BoaIs Lone Srar BoaI's Texas Maid BoaIs Bluebonner Boar Trailers Mercury Ourboard Morors 6 Io I00 H.P. TAYLOR PUBLISHING CQMPANY 382-663' '35 E. HICKQRY WIMPY'S KATE'S CASUAL WEAR HARDWARE 8' GIFTS IOI Hickory and Ave A N. Side Square Ph. 382-I723 ACROSS FROM N.TSU 387-300I American Cleaners An'rhony's ..,,,,,,,,,....,.,... A. 81 W. Roof Beer A,,.......,...... Bailey Mullins Real Esfafe .,... BarneH' Shop .....,,.,,,,,,,,..,,. Beall's .....................A...,4,.,... Ben Franklin Variefy Sfore . Bill Uffer Ford .Co. ........ . Borden s .,,,....,,,..,.... Bosfon Sfore Brooks Drug ..........,.................. Bruce T.V. ................................... . Burch's Jufcy Pig Resfauranf ........ Camp's Cleaners .,,...,,................ Campus Theafer ......................,..... Cheafer Morris Chevrolef Co. .............. . Cify Drug ,.....,,,,,,..,.................................,.... Clarence Ed Smifh General Confracfors ., .,...e ,, Clifford Mulkey General Confracfor ...., Clovis George Texaco Sfafion ,........., Collegiafe Shoppe ..,..,,...........,........ Commodore Mofor Inn ..... Cravens ..,,.,.,.,.,....,,,.......... Davis Bakery .,,,,,,....,................ D. B. Boyd Builders Supply ......., Denfon Cabs Inc. .......................... . Denfon Counfy Nafional Bank ....... Denfon Denfon Denfon Denfon Denfon Federal Savings and Loan Record Chronicle .....,...,.,. ,, .... Roofing and Mefal Works Sporfs and Toy Cenfer ..,.... Typewrifer Exchange .........,. Dick Harris Grocery .........,...... Dickinson Mofor Company .... Duggan Absfracf .,............... Esfes Riding Sfables ......... Evers Hardware Sfore .,,.. Firsi' Sfafe Bank .v,,......... Foremosf Mobil Homes . Fred L. Dendy Ins. .........,...... . Goodyear Service Sfore ..... Harpool Seed Inc. .,,,........................ ....... , Hickory House ........................................... ......,, Jack McFarling Insurance Agency Jack Schmifz 8: Son ........,.,.........,...... ........ Jagoe Absfracf Company ........... ......., J. B.'s Dairy Bar ..................... Jim Hardin Pain? Sfore .,,,. Jim Sfone ............................. .... Jimmy's Cafe .....,........,,.......,.......,....... ,.,..... J'. L. Ginnings General Confracfor Joe Alford Florlsf .,,............................ ,,,,,,,, Joe Sherrill Ceramic Tile ..,.. Johnny's Hamburgers ...,..... Ka+e's Casual Wear ...... K. D. N. T. .,...................... . Kibler Office Supply ..,.. 240 ADVERTISERS INDEX Knighf Venefian Blind 8: Awning Co. . Lane s ......,...,..,,.........,............................ Leon McNaH' Mofors .....,,,.,,,...... Linwood Roberson Florisf .........,.... Lockharf 81 Salmon Barber Shop Lundy's Kwik Car Wash .............,.... McCray's Jewelers ...................... Marvin Loveless Sfudios Mufual Insurance Agency ...... Mission Beverage Co. ........,. . Modern Cleaners ............... Moore Business Forms ....... Morrison .Milling Co. ......,...... . Norfh Texas Savings 81 Loan ,..... Nu-Arf Prinfing Co. ,.,.......... . Page's Barber Shop ,.,..,......... PauI's Wesfern Shop ,...... Penney's ............,,,,....... Penfon Boafs 8: Mofors Pierce's ,.,,.,..,.... . .,.,,,.. . Piggly Wiggly ........ ,... Prifche'H' Furnifure ...,....... Ramey X: Whife Insurance ...,.. RusseII's ......,......,...... .,.. Ru ssen-Newman .......,... ........... Sam Robison Florisf .......,....,..... Schmifz-Floyd-HamIeH' Funeral Home Sears .............,,.............................,,.,..... Selby's Flower Shop .,,.... SeIby's Greenhouse ..,.... Shamrock Shoe Sfore ......, Sharbers Jewelry Sfore Sims Mofor Co. .....,,......, , Singer Sewing Cenfer ,,......,.,,.. Soufhwesfern Life Insurance .. Spinning Wheels .....,......,,,,.. Sfeak House .........,..... .....,,,,,. Super Dog ..,,,..,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Taliaferro Radio 8: Sewing Shop Terrill Wheeler .,........,.....,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Thomas Furnifure ....,.. Tobin Drug Sfore .... Tom 8: Jo's Cafe .... Towne Shop .....,..,,,,,,,.,,. Vanify Shop ...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Varsify 8: Holiday Lanes Varsify Shop ,......,,...,....., Voerfman's ........,.,..,,,..,.,,, WaIIing's Barber Shop ...... Wesfern Aufo .,.,,.,...,..,,,,,,,.. Whifson Food Producfs ...... Wills Aufo Sales .............., Wimpy's Hardware ..,.... 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