Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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 Senior Activities Every class of seniors think they’re simply great, And rave about their famous times—but you just wait. You haven’t heard about our class ’21 Hut you soon will, and oodles too, when I've once begun. We first went on a picnic out to Taylor’s Lake 'Cause we are made of sterner stuff We seniors of ’21. After our swim, we told ghost tales to freshen up our minds. Then homeward bound by ten o’clock we started once again. And each and every one agreed our trip was not in vain. Then once again we started out. dull care to chase away. This time ’twas on a Wienie Roast and say, If we didn’t have fun no other class ever did. And care and gloom, that dreary pair sure found a place and hid, ’Cause we were all kept busy, we all had lots to do— Toasting marshmallows, roasting wienies and building bon-fires, too. We played and played ’til ten o’clock, then homeward bound we went. And there we talked all over again the happy hours we’d spent. Soon Hallowe’en; the night of ghosts and witches weird and drear, Came round again, and brought with it the first party of the year. This time we met at Dori’s home; and masked in costumes gay. And had our proms and games and eats and every kind o’ play That evening spent we’ll every one remember in .veal's to come;— And I am sure there’s not one who will deny We had just worlds of fun. A ’Possum hunt: just lots of fun When you’re jolly around; And of our jolly senior bunch, I think We’ve good rights to be proud. So we started out to see if we the ’possum could but find. Hut where we went I’ll never know ’Cause all we did was wind We found the ’possum wasn’t home That the water was all dry And we were all so thirsty—“Water” became our cry. Hut we just waited ’til we got home and then we drank our fill, And if we ever go again it won’t be against our will. All these good times, and many more We’ve had throughout the year And as we now recall them all our hears are filled with cheer, For we have had such jolly times in this last Senior year. 24

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MYRA WORSHAM—2 Years f Domestic Economy, 2 years. Physical Ed. V4 year. Science, 1 year. History Club, 1 year. Bookkeeping, 1 year. “,4 dainty little mins, in all she saps and does.” GRACE BORTH—2 Years Latin. 1 year. Science, 2 years. Glee Club, '21. Bookkeeping. 1 year. “.4 street smile melts the hardest heart.” “The Thing That Counts” To worry over troubles past, Won’t help you over the way, It’s not the thing you were that counts, It’s what you are today. Not what your father did or was, Or whom your Uncle knew, It’s you who made you what you are, Dear friend, I say, it’s you. 2 2 3

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