Denton High School - Bronco Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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1c£X Bnoaco i The Senior Class History (Continued) And now tin glorious end is come We’re Seniors one and all, And we don’t feel e’en half so hum As when we weren’t so tall. The boys their pantaloons have lengthened, And, also, girls their skirts ( ?) The way that Paris styles they strengthen Sometimes it almost hurts. But Seniors we were anyway, And if you'll just be still We’ll tell you it is not all play But takes some skill and will. That Boy Next Door That hoy what lives next door to us, Has just got more nice things, He’s got a kite without a tail And lots of top-lass strings. lie’s got a knife without a blade, And glass of every sort. lie’s got a great big hunk of tar— He’s even got a wart. You’d never think he had so much, ’Cause he is awful poor. 0, gee! 1 wish that 1 could be That hoy what lives next door. Verna Cox—H-11 —Ruby Ernst—H-11 DHS

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 lepg Bnoaco The Senior Class History (In Unrythmical Rlivme) Like little froggies gone to school We went the first long day; And under Mr. Potter’s rule, We learned life was not all play. Some were heard and some were seen, And some were even both; For then, you know, we were so green That others did us loathe. We did not know Miss Farris then, Or even Miss Brashears, And Mr. Calhoun was na’ken For which we all weep tears. But gradually by work so sound We became Sophomores; A wiser bunch could not be found Though Solomon opened the doors. Our teachers now we better knew, And some we’d learned to love; Not only those selected few Which we have named above, But also to others just as true We’d give our hand-(less glove). In High School stunts we took more joy, Now we belonged without alloy. The third year juniors brave and bold. We climbed the ladder all; And took the new build’ for the old And changed our Study Hall. The Prom’ that year-our greatest joy; To get the money an ordeal, But Iceland Cakes we sold ugh, oy, 'Til most we’d rather stay and steal. Since to be Seniors was our plan, We worked with quite a will; And hoped that future Juniors, seeing our span, Would climb the self same hill.

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 • 'X ic I ; Bronco Ci.ikkor!) Balthbop...............3 6 Years Latin 2 yrs.; Spanish 1% yrs.; Assistant Business Manager Bronco ’22; Business Manager 23 Bronco. Alyne Key...........................4 Years Latin 4 yrs.: Presidnet of the Latin Club ’22; Spanish 2 yrs.; Olec Club ’21-22; Girls' Club. ’22-23; Bronco Editor 23. Inez Coleman........................1 Year Spanish 3 yrs.; Science 2 yrs.; Bookkeeping 1 yr. Frances Smith..................4 Years Domestic Science 2 yrs.; Spanish 2 yrs.; Glee Club 1 yr.; Phys. Ed. 1 yr.; Scouts 2 yrs. Dalton Maxwkli.................3 Years Latin 4 yrs.; Spanish 2 yrs.; Bookkeeping 1 yr.; Basket Ball 3 yrs.; Latin Club; Athletic Editor of the Bronco ’23. Ester Bates....................4 Years Science 3 yrs.; Domestic Science 2 yrs.; Spanish 1 yr.; Girls' Club ’21-’22-23. A