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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
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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
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, 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.
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