Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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S Growth ond Chonge rr-'rg-fvf zz: as -. p 1 5 H- DI' Each year the sophomore class adds new faces and ideas to D.H.S. This year's class is the largest in the school's history. Early in the year, sophomores find the pleasant weather offers an ex- cellent opportunity to become acquaint- ed with the other students. K is ,,,,, 1 Meeting as a group for the first time, the administration and faculty find many of their ideas and plans for change will satisfy the growing need for improvement.

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Mr. McNeeIy for Principol's Position The responsibilities of any school principal encompass fields which are not always obvious. Hours spent coun- ciling and encouraging students are never thoroughly appreciated. He must work closely with administration and fac- ulty in order to be aware of the problems which require change and adaptation in school policy. These duties, and all of the other phases of D.H.S. life this year, became the responsibility of Mr. Clifton McNeely. After serving five years as principal of the high school in Bridgeport, Mr. lVIcNeely moved to Denton with his wife and three children. They moved here during the summer so he would be able to take over the pre-school duties of principal at Denton High. As his policies and ideas become a phase of D.H.S. life, his face and manners also begin to be an accepted part of the school system. Denton High School is indeed lucky to have this qualified and capable man to fill the vacancy left by Mr. Guyer. Office assistants Stephanie Simmons and Susan- Stott find that Mr. McNeely will take time to help them solve a problem for Scott Hutchison and Clyde Chrisman. Mrs. Osentowski and.Mrs. Jones stop by Mr. McNeely's office At a tea held on Mr. Strickland's birthday, Mr. McNeely takes during their off perlods to compare notes about their early time for an informal chat. The party gave Mr. Strickland a chance to ask if the McNeely family is enjoying Denton. experiences at D.H.S. 'I ','- 1 A Y 6 r 2 rx ,V --.. 3' 1 ife'w 4 l I U X X I fwfwzwi 5

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Spon Entire School I A A K . VA A . A,A. ,VA,,V The addition of the new wing offers students- an opportunity to enjoy less crowded halls and classrooms. In the school bond passed last year, a most important issue was the paving of the student parking lot. Arriving early at school, Don Roberson pauses to close the windows of a car and to reflect on the improvement. K -1.