Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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( X THE BRONCO 1920 XT ) “My Rosary” “The hours I spend in studying, Are long and linger-ish, I count them over, every one a-part — But — That English! — That English!” “Each day a theme, each week a book! I cram ’till my brain is sore, I sit and read ’till my conscience hurts, And yet, I’ve got to read some more!” “Oh, memories that bless and burn, Oh, “Paradise Lost” and “Comus” too, I strive to learn what they’re all about, But I simply can’t — CAN YOU???” — Kathleen Tobin.

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( THE BRONCO 1020 C ) An Appreciation Oft in the stilly evening, Or maybe at night you know, I sometimes sit and ponder, As I watch the fire-light glow. My heart is filled with sadness, An’ my face with longings cloud, Because I catch a vision Of that Christmas Senior crowd. They weren’t so large in number, But in quality they surpass. They had that peppy spirit And that loyalty to class. Guess that’s why the teachers loved them ’Cause you couldn’t find a one, That would dare to raise a row, About anything that’s done. Besides their lovely dispositions An’ their ways so bright and sunny, They left us something very useful, A pocket full of money. We thank them all for this And we’re glad that it is done, ’Cause it started us to working On our athletic fund. So we want to wish them joy An’ give thanks for what they did, To push our school ahead. An’ help the high school kids. — Kathleen Tobin.